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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-29
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF. SALES.
new Orleans Homestead Association w.
Patrick CusgrDve.

Patrick Cosgrove.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT Fob THE PAR RAT.
ish Of Orleans No y ~ a II ha, M,
able the Fourth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans. In the above entitled cause VIII PRO.
and Auetioneers Exchange koyal street be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets fs ~ the
Second District Of j th sask on ta faaw
'nE ffsPfles2 gf21ss'Z i GROUND stu
ated IN the Second r sr1 e VIE VIE e y, me
Robertson 9 a and St Louis streets. designated by
The numbers bs e sa nes sa g Oh 9n
fifteenth February 1850 and deposited |, % plan
yenu notary Rate, IL ths ee,y saia lots ct
Lots number four and five such. twenty feet four
Inches front on Claiborne street, BY Iifty-one
fees fepT nae don IT. ss IL a p ven ad
eight each. twenty feet five inches front on Clai-
borne street by one hundred and twenty seven
feet ten inches four lines in depth between
!. a GERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in
the said Second District Of this ety,, in the
house and Bienvilie streets. IN the ''Faubourg
IRENE designa'ed as lot number ten on Q pan z
raWn BY y tbs da1e es te 81
Cuvillier. notary. which said lot Of ground
measures. twenty nine feet five inches three
lines front on Franklin street ey an, nine
tween parallel lines, together with oil the build
ings and improve ment. on said several lots OF
ground. or which may be erected thereon. and
all rights. ways and advantages thereunto be-
longing or in any wise appertaining..
Being the same property aequlIefd by the de-
fendant herein BY purchase ~ follows. The
firstly described property from Francois Lacroix
by act passed before said notary A. f. Bievenu
under date OF April 30. 1866. and the
property secondly described from Larry Ann
Sampson, by act passed before Michael Gernon,
q notary public In this CITY, under date OF first
February. 1864
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS Fl. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
1rattn inn
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Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
uv1l inf6


A. Rochereau & Go. VS.. Heirs of Edward
Barnett William 3. Barnett, Edward r. Bar
nett. Alice Barnett. vile OF /. +. seryary,
A. Barnett. Albert A. Barnett. Eloise Bar
nett t1 and nIs Anna Bar gn1t1, op ru
Il ish Of Orleans. No. Ta37-By virtue of q writ
Of fieri faeias, to me directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish of Or,
as n e entitled bs VIII
Auctioneefs' Exchange. Royal street, between
Gan . and gustomhouse streets in the Second
at u O'clock m. the following described prop l
l. 4 oEERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together
rights. ways. servitudes. privileges and advan-
tages thereunto belonging orin any wise appsrr-
ta9ning situated II tho second Distrit ct this
IRENE and Marais streets. designated as lot No.
On Flip drawn by l. J. Pile and sPringbe.tt
Horatio Davis, late notary public in this
elitIy; s s , lot ns assures e Gnelsh measure
hundred and, twelve feet deep between paral-
lei lines. Being the same property the late Ed
ward Barnett acquired by purchase from Al
Raps ae no osg p eo n s e d
ns 'NSitP III faf IN LOT OF GROUND
thereon, rights, ways. privileges, seryitudes
and advantages thereunto belonging or in any
wise appertalning, situated In the Suburb Mar
igny, Third District OF THE city. making part of
lot designated by the number seven, having forty
feet front on Esplanade street, between Moreau
and Casacalvo streets, by one hundred feet
deep, between parallel lines bounded on the side
next to Casacalvo street by property lately
owned by Lamothe brothers, and on the other
side by property lately owned by Widow Journu.
Being the same property acquired by the late
Edward Barnett by purchase from Adrien Ban-
chard, as per act pass cd before Achille Chapella
late notary in this city, on the seventh day of
September 184s.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Oash on the spot.
THOMAS Ell. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff OF the parish of Orleans.
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william II. GOldtlwatte vs.. Mrs. Henri-
eta Henry,

EsIFTH DISTRICT co RI FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans. Mo. 76ta-By virtue Of q writ of
seizure and sale directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish OF Orleans, in
the above entitled cause, to Eugene Waggaman
late sheriff and by said late sheriff to me trans
ferred. / will proceed to sell at public. auc-
ton, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change Royal street. between Canal and Gus;
this city, on SAT URDAY. June. 80. 1877. at IA
o'clock M, the following described property
TO witt
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
with the buildings and improvements thereon,
situated In the First District OF this city, and
measuring thirty feet front on philppa NOW
Dryades, street. between dravier and Perdido
side nearest drayer street. nineetty-aye feet in
twenty five feet six inches In width on the rear
line. all more or less. Being the same property
which the defendant herein acquired by pur-
chase form John levitt and wife. per act passed
before George Kareshide, notary public In this
city, on the twelfth OF June. 1885,
keized in the above suit.
Terms--Cash on the spot.
THOS. H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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Succession of pierre He,
succession Of Augusta Dust, widow o

succession of Augusta BUST, widow of
Diefrich Mahnken.
GECOND DIST RIOT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish of Orleans. No. 80 4s6-Whereas, Con-
rad Kuppenberg has petitioned the court for
letters of administration on the estate of the
late Augusta just, widow of Diedreh Mahnken,
deceased. intestate. Notice is hereby given to
all whom it may concern to show cause within
ten days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order Of the court, -
my24 30 je2 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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w. w. FARMER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MONROE TnTTSTANA

Practices In the parishes of ouachita, More
house and Richland. Claims taken for collec-
ton ir all other parishes. with privilege of man
aging same In connection with attorneys resid-
,1ng there. nose eThuIy
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Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans,

MHfhtIdR ID. Roper vs.. George w Roper.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
IL ish Of Oreans-No. A.4gO-By. virtue of a
writ of Deri facias to me directed by the hon
crable the Fourth District Court for the par
ish. Of Orleans, in the above entitled cause,
will proceed to sell at public auction on the
premises hereinafter designated, on TUES
DAY. May 80. 1877. at 1913 o'clock a. M. and
succeeding days, OF same hour and place. the
following described property. TO wits
ALL THE GOODS, FIXTURES, MERCHAN-
Disc, and other movable effects contained In
the defendants store situated No. 1903 Canal
street. in the Second District of this city. as per
inventory which may be seen In my Office
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS Fl. HANDY
Civil Sheriff of the parish OF Orleans.
mu11 "a 40
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Summer arrangement.
GRAND ISLAND HOTEL.

=. BFAIH n VWs
Have leased this famous watering place for a
term Of years. The new management will open
for the reception Of guests about the 10th of
May. Polite and attentive clerks will be on hand
to receive and welcome guest. The cuisine will
be under the supervision of an old and expe-
rienced caterer Nine. Khineheart will look
after the welfare. of ladies and children. A
steamer will ply in connection with the hotel
and leave the CITY wharf on the 10Th Of May In
charge of Capt. NJ. Mesweeney.
For freight, passage and terms, apply to s.
Beatty or Hite Il Carlin. agents. No. Tehoupi-
touas street, or to M. McSweeney on board
the steamer my6 If
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUCCESSION NOTICES.
succession Of John george bingham


Succession OF john George Lfngham.
GEGOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Of 0rleans-No. SO. 370-Notiee is hereby given
to the creditors OF this estate and to ell other
persons herein interested to show cause within
ten days from the present notification ii any
they have or can. why the account presented by
Mrs. Eliza Lingham, widow. etc.. and admins
tratrix OF this estate should not be- homolo-
gated and approved. and the funds distributed
in accordance Herewith.
By order OF the court.
ny25 80 ies JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
Succession of Vincent RattalOra.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
to the creditors of this estate and to all other
persons herein interested to show cause within
ten days from the present notification. If any
they have or can, why the account presented by
the testamentary executor of the deceased in
this estate, should not be homoogated and
approved. and the funds distributed In accord
anee Herewith.
BY order of the court, -----....
my25 30 ie3 JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
succession of Pierre HcnO.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. s87so-Notice is hereby
given. to the creditors of this estate and
to all other persons herein interested to
show cause within ten days from the pres
ent notification lii any they have or. CAM
why the account presented by the testa--
mentary executor of the deceased in this
estate. should not be homologated and ap-
proved. and the funds distributed In accord
anee Herewith.
By order Of the court .
my20 as 29* JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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CONGRATULATIONS.
The Country Press, the New Orleans
Democrat and the state Printing.

The New Orleans DEMOCRAT has entered
upon it's third volume. 1t has had to contend
against heavy odds, but like hero, it has
battled bravely and has at last won dis
tinction we'll worthy Of its name. 1t Is now
the official journal of the State, and we hope
tai to Baton Rouge when the Advocate will
again rise up phGnix-like from its ashes
and enter as O contestant with our able con-
temporary for official hOnOrs. But this much
we will take occasion here to say to our con-
freres of the DEMOCRAT, we will not make @
Ptcdyme-fsh war on it or attempt to initiate
the dulcet strains of the Times in order to
catch gudgeons and make little cheap no.
toriety. We congratulate Our DEMOCRATIC
abundant prosperity in The future Baton
Rouge Advocate.
The issue of the New Orleans DEMOCRAT Of
the 10Th inst began its third volume. 1t
ayaied itself OF the occasion to review its
history, it's struggle for existence, Its firm and
unfiinching devotion to Democracy and its
present substantial and prosperous condition.
The DEMOCRAT Is the official journal Of the
State and has merited that distinction for Its
uniformly sincere and fearless advocacy Of
the cause Of the people. 1t Is conducted with
marked ability and it's circulation and influ-
ence has become very extended Lafayette
Advertiser.
That able, out-spoken journal, the New Or
leans DEMOCRAT, which is always ready to
vindieate the rights of Louisiana, and expose
those who dare trample upon her people. has
recently been reelected State Printer. We
are glad of il; those who believe in rewarding
the just and pure are glad OF it, and the State
Printing Board deserves much applause, in
asmuch as 1t has not yet forgotten its duty
EMorehouse Clarion.
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BATON ROUGE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
C0-EducatiOn in the SOutiI-GOod schools
for GGIOred hildren- A Letter from
the Parish superintendent.

The following card, published in the New
York Times, needs reproduction here, espe-
cially as one of the newspapers Of this city
repubished the false statements of the Times
herein referred to:
To the Editor of the New York Times:
In an editorial of the 18th inst, the leading
object of which evidently was to oppose the
effort of certain New Orleans politicians to
break up our public schools by insisting upon
the co-educatfon Of the races, you have fallen
into an error that have no doubt you will be
glad to correct, relative to the schools Of this
parish. Your language is:
eff they" referring to the aforesaid poll
ticians, 'have nothing better to do. If
time hangs heavy on their hands, chow that
they can no longer disport themselves in
Washington, let them go into the Red river
country and the Baton Rouge district, where
there is really need Of colored schools, and
where the White League officials have no
idea of supplying the demand. They would
be of greater service in those sections Of the
State than in New Orleans, where there is
every disposition to give the colored people a
fair share of the school fund.-
The New Orleans Picayaae, Of the oath inst,
publishes copious extract from this edito-
rial, and. with singular complacency, while
commencing highly the attitude Of the Times
upon the mixed school question. quite
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HALIFAX. Dec. 27.-The great betting case.
which for some time past has created consider
able excitement. has finally been decided. In
the International Regatta. held at Philadelphia
last year. the crew from this city went on to row
in the four; Dared race for the championship Of
the world large sums of money being wagered
that the crew from this city would win. w. B.
Curtis. Of Chicago. prominently known in sport
ing circles. was the referee.
The Halifax crew came in first, but Curtis
awarded the race. on an alleged foul. to the
English champion four. Before the crew left
man, wagered $1,000 to $500 that the English
champion four would win. James Dawson back
ing the crew from this city. The stakeholder,
Alex Muir, paid the amount to McRooney on
the referees decision.
Dawson sued for the stakes. claiming that
Curtis gave an unjust decision. The case was
stakeholder. It was then appealed, and has
been in progress for some time, ending to-day
in the Judge again deciding that McRooney was
entitled to the money. and that the stakeholder
was not RESPONSIBLE.
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MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHWEST PASS, Dec, 27.--Arrived; Steamer
Laura. at a. M, from Brashear, to @. A. Whit
ney 4 Co. No departures. Weather calm and
hazy.
PORT EADs, Dec. 27.-Arrived: British steam
ship South Tyne, at 1880 a m.. Hallett master.
from Newport. ENGLAND, to Eugsrer u Go.
ships Itasca and Hecla barks Brilliant P. G.
Msrriman, D: Lanata. Wind northwest light.
NEW YORK. Dec. 27-Sailed; Baltic for Liver
pool, Frisia for Hamburg. State of Georgia for
Glasgow, Panmiler for Havre, Jas. Fenns for
Bremen. Faraday for London. Arrived: Ba-
tavia from Glasgow. Hans from Bremen, Colon
from Aspinwall, Niagara from Havana, City Of
Vera Cruz from Havana
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 27.-Sailed Septima for
Hull.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 27.-sailed: Hanover for
Bremen.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 27.-Arrived: Georgia
from Panama.
LIVERPOOL. Dec 27.-Arrived: Massachusetts
from Boston, Texas from PHILADELPHIA Ideran
from Boston. Sailed: Britannia for New York.
sardinan for Baltimore.
VLIssENGEN. Dec. 27.-Sailed: w. A.kSchotten
from Rotterdam for New York.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 27.-Sailed: Erin for New
York,
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THE w orkingmen's Cengress.

NEWARK, N. j., Dec. 27.-The congress of the
Workingmen's party met to-day at . p. M, Mr..
Calenburg in the chair to receive the different
reports of the various committees who had
under consideration the bills and petitions re-
ferred to them by the congress.
The committee on the messages Of the execu-
tive and supervising bodies reported unfavor-
ably In regard to the consolidation OF the two
better Stetnnee. of New York, and also Of sus-
pension of the latter and the purchase of the
former mentioned. The committee further re-
port that that part of the message of the execu-
tive body which mentions the organization Of
the International Workingmen's Association as
a better one than the organization Of the Work.
ingmen's Party as incorrect, and that the. sus-
pension of Geo. Winter as editor of the Afbeitef'
lStenanee was unwise and unjust. all ot which was
agreed to. The congress adjourned at 6 p. m.
till to- o-morrow at s a. m.
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Ceunterfeit,ns the Dollar of the Daddies

RICHMOND, Ind. Dec. 27.-Fastern Indiana is
flooded with counterfeit silver coin. and the Sc
cret service Is working to bring the manufac-
lures to light but so far with only moderate sue
inc a few miles south of this city aud the other
twenty-five miles north. Both are largely COM
nosed Of farmers who have for many years been
suspected of being engaged in the business. but
they operate so quietly that their movements
ara not observed by the detectives.
nearly ali his quarter IF century In the peni-
tanfiary, was recently captured near Winches-
ter, along with two of-his aecompiices, and two
have hearing Saturday on the charge of eoun-
terfeiting. Way has acted as o-between, and
his companions We're members OF the northern
gang. while Dye and Snyder are members OF
the southern gang.
United States Secret Service Detective Rath-
bone and anuMbsr OF assistants are engaged
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The Coal Com mBination.

New York, Dec. 27.--An adjourned meeting of
the representatives of the leading coal mining
and railroad interests Of the country was held be-
Iehirh Valley Railroad. Of which Judge Packer
Il pres ident was not represented at the meeting.
The meeting went into secret session at half
past ii O'clock wi h Thomas Dixon of the Della
ware and HUDSON Canal Company presiding
The committee appo nted at the last meeting 70
prepare basis for, combination and make the
:;auportionment to be mined monthly by each
cotr,pany were present, and the meeting was
busiiy engaged In discussing the propositions
submitted At . o'clock a recess was taken
until o'clock
No definite basis of settlement was agreed
upon up to the recess. prominent member
on being asked If there was likely to be al
agreement said: "Oh. yes: /: guess so.''
The conference reassembled at o'clock ant
remained In session UP to a late hour. and the
result liz not yet known.
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sherman's Business i'm New York.

NEW YORK, Dec, 27.-The presence in this city
of Secretary Sherman p nd his staff of assistants
from the Treasury Department has occasioned
much speculation in various quarters.
Yesterday he visited several prominent
bankers In Wall and Broad streets. and AFTER
wards held a prolonged interview with Collector
Arthur and the heads Of the different depart
ments at the custom-house. To-day another
visit was paid to the Collector, and from this it
is inferred that the real object Of his visit is to
personally inspect and become thoroughly con-
versant with the workings of this institution
with the object to push ahead the work of re-
form mapped out by the Jay commission.
The report that the Secretary came on to set
tie up the syndicate business is unfounded. as
the members settled their accounts with the
government some time ago.
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Rlaine's opinion of a Third Term.
washington correspondence of the Springfield
Kapubtican

Kepubiican.l
A good deal has been said about the recon-
ciliation Of Messrs. Conkling and Blaine,
but it seems to me most natural. The quar-
rel has lasted a dozen years, and now is the
time to end it il ever. There are nearly three
years to the next presidential race, and there
Is but small prospect that these gentlemen
will be rivals in 1880, as they were last year
Mr. Blaine does not hesitate to say openly
that he does not expect to be on the track. He
SO fully expects party defeat that he would
not care to run. If Conkling desires to take
his chances then, don't believe Blaine's
friends will seriously object. But they do not
expect anything Of the sort; They are expect
ing that Gen. Grant, will be brought out
again. heard Mr.. Blaine say, In November
''Why not let Grant try, his third term IN
1880? There never could o be. be better bet time T.
mirers. he Should win, it will be because he is
really the strongest man in our ranks. and
his success will prove that his nomination
was the best thing possible. If he is beaten,
as he probably would be, there is an end to
'third-termism in this country"
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New YoBK. Dec. 27.It Is now reported in
Wall street that the losses by the failure OF
Nelter b Go. will amount to nearly $500 900.
Counsel for the firm read q. dispatch today
from the friends Of Nelter In Cincinnati. stating
the affairs of the firm, and that plenty Of money
would be forthcoming.
H. following gre, some of he persons who
sa5 900; Kuhn, Loeb L Co.. 800 900; N. II. Clarke,
$500: Maxwell Il grays. $500; Matthew Nor
gan h Co., agents for New Orleans parties, $500
American Exchange Bank, about s5ooo
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The Trail Of the Fugltlye commissioner.

New York, Dec. 27.-Superintendent .Walling
$40 900 on the Pacific Bank, drawn by and pay
able to Owen Murphy. had been sent by the
crimes, Ganadav to the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank Of Buffalo for collection. This removes
all doubt as to the fugitive Excise Commission
era whereabouts.
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The New York Horror-No Dcvclopm en- ts.

New YORK, Dec. 27.--There were no bodies
recovered from the ruins of the Barclay street
iire to-day, and with the meagre force employed
it Is doubtful If any Developments will be made
morning began an investigation into he cause
OF the e3piosion. and several witnesses were
explosion, which was followed by rush of air
from the direction of the entrance on Barclay
street, There seemed to ba no smoke but
a bright fame which instantly seemed 20 be
creeping along the ceiling of the office Mar in
Connor, one of the men injured at the Are, died
this morning.
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A Case for Judge Lynch.

NEWARK, N. J., Dec. 27--This morning girl
of fourteen years. named Kate Herbieh came
before Justice Jessup, ,aeeompanied ,p by her her
several times Magnus Htolz, her mothers hus-
band with whom she. lived at No. 1ot Belmont
Avenue, has satisfied his lust upon her. so that
she ID now with child. A warrant was at once
issued for stolz's arrest. on the. charge of in
cest and he was soon arrested by Detective
McManus and locked up.