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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11
2Ga(er Gerreae unb gutter Sreunb, Sc

24afer College uno gutter 5reunb, Ser
.. ", MabOnp, 9erausseber bes Dubuque
,TeIesrapb", ifarb WittwOd 2 llbr Na9'
mittass mebrmaIs uerieben nit allen Ga
tramenten er,8ir9e. llns m~anseIt Ieisel
Der &aurn bier cine Ianse Geographic bie'
ies psrbisnfuousn s1ten Wannes, suten
SatboIiten, brauen 9attsn unb SauiIisn:
paters aussben. n9err Wuboup war In ST.
lamb seborer, fam ais Rinb mad auaerita,
srbieIt isiue grtisbuns IN gbiIabeIpbiu
unb fsbslte i'm Sabre 1s4s ais iunse.
Rann mad. Soma iibsr, nm ais 2ebrer tbd:
tis su fem. Sn ls4s purbe er tn Sudion
County in bic 2esisIatur sewdbIt. gr mar
Der @rinbsr bes biefisen .9eraIb", zen CT
bis gum ID. ausuit 1882 ~rebisirte. @r
bstra9tsts ben ,Rriss ais cine gerIssuns
Der gOnfitutisn, Elm MiBsriff, unb idrieb
bsrart idarfe HrtitsI, baB i'm bic &ssieruns
1862 uerbaften unb Bic gum IL. Rsu. tn
Sort 9afaEstte' einterterte Wabonp CAB fir
turse 3eit in ct. ,9ouis bic LINES" bers
aus unb tebrte ipater nod Dubuque 3urid,
mo er 1871 ben vGeIesrapb" taufte anb
bis 3u isinsr1 9sbensenbe rebisirte. Ser
8srforbsue NOR Elm beruorraseuber goIi'
titer unb bat isI CUR 0Oblfabrt Oubuque's
bsisstrasen; er mar unsbrmaIs WitsIieb Der
9ssisIutur, Sssrif, S9asnsifer, Supsrs
piior u. |. NJ. Waboup mar elmer Der ers
fabrenfen, fdbt8fsn Rebaeteure Der Der.
Staateu. Gin tlarer Rprf, fibrte CT cine
ta!entuolle, bod f@nsibise Sebsr. Bas er
fir pabr belt, psrtbsibiste Ct fur@aos u.
NIT @ei9id. or mar babel Elm gutter Rsbs
ner. r. /. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11
2ln(ere glaG6arfabt &afena bate

Iette Bode Seifs unb Seiertas. am Witts
mod tebrte ibr Witbirser llIpHes @rant,
ieiner 3eit grdfbent Der Ser. Staaten,
ucn ieiuen Srrfubrten in bic 9eimatb 3us
rid. IS batten f5 an benz Gage ni9t
weniser ais Is, 900 Msniden aus SGinois,
Wiseonin unb Soma tn Der 9aseIftabt au,
6ieberfuB ueriammeIt, UNI ben grsPrdits
bent In isiner 5simatb gu bewiatommen.
Gina cine Stunbe uerfpdtet traf nm 8 l1br
20 Wtn. Der fribere General ON 8abnbofe
elm unb wurb In Yroeeiion gu elmer Iris
bine s~eIsitet, mo- Ter OfiiJieae @mpfaus
itattfanb. SIN 0eioto 9aus sins bas
IanbesabIide r6anbi@dten~ los unb sr.
mibet aos fi9 Grant tn ieiu pra@tuoI aus'
seifaitetss, iueun aud einfa9es 5aus aus
rid, unb bofft bort einise Gage Der Rubs
3u senisBen. am gbenb mar Ssuermsrt,
Bel weI@er @eIesenbeit Der sroBe Eriumpbs
bosen baIb eth &aub Der GIammen sepOrs
ben more.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11
SIN g5erfage pom Gr. Yu tet, Rsu

Su, Yerfage pom Gr. Buitet, Reu'
0Ore L. B. 1927, uub Cincinnati, o.,
2o4 8ineitrabe, 1T sri9ienen:
Ser Rssensburser Narienfaleuber
far bic Der. ct. amsrita's fir bas S6alts
iabr lsso.-5anfssbnter Sabrsans.-Wit
brsi berrIi4en Original $ grandchildren,
bic in ieben RaIenber einsetIebt finb, unb
pro 1880 3wet weitere &reuswssiationss
giIbsr bss grof. Slein In Disn, fopie in
einsm i96nen Garbsnbrude bas Bib Der
sottieIisen anna Ratbarina gmu,sri@ bars
ifsHsn.
aud Der fiufSebnte Sabrsans bisies &a'
LENDERS III wiebsr reid iluiirirt unb uirb
feinsr brilanteu ausfattuns unS ieines
uortrefFiden SnbaItss baIbsr Sebsrmann
uoIlauf 3ufrteben feDeu. - Brsis q 20
Gents obsr $l.sO pro Dussnb, poffrei.
4u9 Der &leine Wariens RaIenber fir
9rifIi@s Srausu unb Sunsfraxsn pom 6.
@remmiuser 1T fur bas Sabr 1880 uisber
sri9ienen. aaerIiebft a~ussetattete
RaIenber bat folsenben SnbaIt:
y Das RaIeubartum in &otbs
unb S9war3sDr Druid nit IL nsuen SpmboIs
bilb1en.
2)Oie Orte martens: Ra,as
retb. -5ebron.-8st em.-5eIiopslis
-aana.- gpbefus .-SeruiaIem.
81 6raueniptesel: Die erfte &%ommunioH
TN Rsrter. - Die bemitbise BettIsrin.-
Oas @ebet Der Wuttsr. = Die Bite Der
Wittue. -Oa s~srsttete &inb. - Die Be-
tebrte Sinbsrin. Gin @nabsnbiIs.-g
Wutterbrief. - Die Wittpe. - @ermana
goufn.-Die unifsrbIt9e Wobltbdteriu.-
Die Sreunbin elmer &6nisin.
~ Srausni9mud: Obrriuse. - 5aIss
tett e.-Nrmbanb.
81 %Sraaennamen: abelbeib. -gdeiIia.
- 5ebpis. - 5eIsna. - Rasbalsna. -
MmaIta. -Dorotbea.- greseentia. -Yars
bara. % -Siabsaa. -asnss.-a
suifa. -Sopbia.
81 llniers parmeu @strdnte: Ser 9bse.
% Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11
s mmfefiseu a6ouuentea sur gaotis

Sarun leltgen 9bontlen1ea Snf S(olt5'
Die msiitsn unierer abonnentsn besab:
len pinttIi5. Cine bebeutenbe an3abl
aEer,ift i'm 8idfanbs. an+bteie &adfdn:
bisen u ersebt bic brinsenbe Wabnuns,
enbli@ einmal ibre SduIb absutrassn.
Biele Gbonnsnten idulbsn uas fir rnsbrers
Sabre. Bir forbsrn nun bieie aaf, nd6s
Hens ibre Sa5e in @i9tisteit 81 brinsen,
p%ibrisenfals mir ~se;uuusen isin wsrben,
rrnRli5sr einsui5reiten, uun gu unierm
BsIbe gu ~ssIunaen. Die 9eiddfte baben
R9 ssbobsn, 9Obns fnb seftiesen, bic
@rute 'ift gut uussefuuen unb bic GARNER
erbaItsn fir ibre artitel einen suten greis.
@ir baben bsBbaIb elm Redt gu ~psrIansen,
bae man aud fur BITE 3si4uns bs3abIt.
Die @sbuIb bsr 3eitunssIeute bat aud ibrs
@rsusen unb wer nidt SfentIid an ben
Stranger ssitsat iein uiu, beetle f9, enb.
lid feline Sade in 0fidtistsit gu brtnseu
Ober asiss bod wsnisfens ieinen gutter
@iusu, inbsm er sinsn GbeiI fsiner S&uIt
beaubIt. So, 81, IS itnb fur ben gin3eI'
men cine &Ieiuisteit, aber fur uns Iaufer
ioIGs Summsn in bic Gauisube unb Eau:
fsnbe btuauf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11
SER So6u 6ertef. Fremont, q

SER So6u Sertef, 5remOnt, Sas.,
sibt fir ben @ertb unb bic Dirtuns pou
Or. au 4. R5nts's s NJ B urser
Gropfen foIsenbes SeusniB: Wein.
Sreu fab aus mite Der S@atteu an ber
@aub unb man sIaubte aqsemein, fs
bdtts bic &nsSsbruns I'M b6ftea @rabe.
Oa nabm fe ibte 3ufia4t Su Or. ausuit
R0nis's 5amburssr Eropfen. S@on mad
Der erfen SIai4e trat 8ef sruns eth unb
BITE 9sute wunberten f9 aber ibr beferes
Ausisbsn. Seit fe bic Swsite SIaf9e &c.
braudte, febt fs 70 seiunb aus, baB Re
alseiasiu ais Elm @unber anseifaunt pirb.
90 Ianss ID uub meine 6rau lsten, werben
mir bisie munberbare MebiJin, Or. ausuft
S6uiss hamburger Gropfrn nie In unierem
5auie aussebsn Iafen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11
Observation-Disclosures

DR.. Setter S9winb, Der Bis babin ieiusn
0obnfs In ct. Donatus bate, :psrIeet
bsnieIben, pom 8. b. M. an, mad Dub1s
que. 8esen drStli@er anselesenbsitsn,
&oisbeiGaIbe, 5a0enber Sudt u. (. 10.
abbreiire mar DR.. p ScksCind,
No. 1892, Corner ID. d Clay, near Cen
trail Market, Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11
Dem Gooe maize. @au SObm, b

Dem Gooe na6e.-~@ au SObu, Der
mir In msinem @siddfte BON srobem &u3s
Sen III, mar benz Sobe is5r nabe. gr bate
elm sefdbrIi9s8 BruffIeiben unb msiftsns
Ra6ts isbr i6were Anfaue pOn. Suftsu.
anf mein anratben sebraudts CT Dr.
u u 9 u f Sc 8 mburssr
Bru ttbee unb 1T nun wieber sefunb unb
pobI. = Sobn Slider, SO 9emon Ctr,
Buffalo, q. g."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11
Die San(as Samo. ano Sututisra.
tions. Se(elI(6aft pom E6ifaao per.

fault prd&tis.s Sanb In Maribaa gountr
i'm norb6fli9sn &anias, auf Ssbn Sabre
Credit unb sewdbrt benno9 cine preisber.
abietnns BON 90 grotsnt. 17,i29
ginwobner, brsi giisnbabnsn, S5 6&uIeu
unb 4 tatboIii@e 9ir&su fin6 Inn Gountp,
weI1es bloB % Stunbsn Sabrt pom gbt,
cage s~ntfernt III. &etour 9iqets, gut far
so Gage, fOifen nur s25.
SIR YampbIete nebit &artsu u. 10. wole
man itd psnben on ben bsuti6sn Ssfres
tdr, ". 2. S9mib, 5os Sfbswia str.,
gbieaSu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11

60 Seberseit Unit ausnabms SOuus
tass) fnb @asen sum Mitfabren BET ges
srabnifen fdr $500 gu baben i'm eeibfau
BET Gibbs O.I4. Strabe, 3pii4sn
Wain unb 9oeuffraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11
Gin gseri6t aus benz Oeuti9sprl

Waiienbauie pom Indianapolis, Snb.
5srr Supt. 6. &rdutsr f9rsibt: vWiit
8srsnissn beseuse i'd, baB aud mir bas
ct. Satobs Del gang portreHIi9e Oienfe
setban. Dor s~eraumer 3eit uerrentte i'd
meinen redten SUB berart, baB tros ans
wenbuns peri@iebener WitteI, tstne Befes
runs eintrat. GnbIi5 sebraudte i9 ct.
Satobs Oel nod @ori9rift anb binnen
wentsen Easen MAJ bas usbeI sdn3Iid GEE
boben. Oas ct. Satobs Del uerbient
gmpfebIuns!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11

Gin 2sriff bes be6w. P. Sspbirin gie'
per aus SeruiaIem NIT elmer @Orrsipons
beng tam gu ipdt an, UNI in bieisr Rr.
aufnabu,e gu finben. Der bo@w. SER
bat bas 81. 9anb seiunb unb arrunter ers
ui&t unb ienbst allen biefisen Srsunben
unb 8staunten feline bette @ribe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11
RiIwaufee RaYfthert&t.

Per %TeissraPb.) 10. RSs. 1879.
Weibeu-Ro. 2, $l.124.
S~afer-804 Cts.
@eU9torn-424 @ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11

Sdaoame Starr 1T eben pom gsp Yort
NIT elmer sroben auswubI nsuer artitel
letter Wobe saridsetebrt unb ueriudt bas
Bette, bas 9ublitum ;ufrieben 3u feqen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11
$taot + Anleeeeno.

sp6S- Entered at the post-of6ce at Dubuque,
Iowa, and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11
Neifenoer Qaent.

SER Otto 9aide uirb IN unierm Su:
treiIe ben Staat Soma bereifen. Wtr ems
pfeblen benisIbsn uniern 2eiern bsifsns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11

@n66inoer SAID bat isine@ obuuns
na&,9. uni. Soma StraBe, Der Eurnbaae
~ssseniber, uerIest. 9err &aib tbut aud
Tapsaierarbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11
bermietben fur Sas Sabr 1880

utstrtrt nut NIT aatn Bsrbthrunssn ~s.risbsns anb ee.
sRnsts 8arntn ssu i6' adtr i,bt, In Der Rdb. Dor Sc
Wars. pIpmsute Co.. Soma, astatn. Nuf itbtr 8drm tf
tin sutts Gsats 6aas rs bet "a Bub. ansuttaib Stsd bod
NIT suttm Rtasr. sutem Stsa fur = pftrbt aHs tinsm satsn
BrunRtu. eaatfrutt rtrb, ptnH periaast, eeittfert. Wan
fdrttt an 6Hm. u. Wouns, etmsrs, plpmsutb 9p., Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11
Neue Ansetgen.
@e 1T 9lnton Nplbihmit ?

ssn StaStbrthimus. Canton Stem Id. DaitItt ftrteb iu-
ltst ssn 5amtltpu, Otis, ps er bet Ssrrn fiSisr Braun
mar. Gslbl6mit pirb ptetn GrblaafsaHe t.s ,nbtitsn as-
IuSt. Ntr nSert austunfr ab,r tbn stssu iana, rt6ts
btefett sltish an bic Rtb action ets Blatts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-11-11
- 8S9sHtlt9e 8rteFtfe.
Dubuaus ben 10. Rsp., 1879.

Dubuaut, ben 10. Rsp., 1879.
Su ptI6r aat Brittle a~nstisiat aab. ptI6t pom 8. sss.
w. INN 80. slss. In Der bttasel ppapfRtt anetfsumtu uus
ai&t absehsIt psrbtn ans.
8usSsn 8 Niar GbriaUpb
Stder Sofspb RpriGer Grace
ganblin eesnbarb S&Gbler SpItpb
9onipr Carl S&pnemar &c
Gaiptrs Warsaret S@ptttr Mr
Gis Gpa 2 5isses Bernard
fubrmann CLARA 2 Ibumftr Wiat6aIb
GaaB % 8erulOtrt Soitpb
Sarris Abplpb g Weanb Joba
Raa sustHt nt&t, utnn man mad Drteftn auf btsfsr etes
frast, ~ btnnttn, bas 4. q ne tittst anb, anh bic Ran.
unu Der 0rteatas a~niusebtn.
.H-.- y. q 9orbsrf. psfartas.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-22
THE COMING MATCH.

The shooting match to come off Saturday
next, between the New Orleans and Natchez
Gun Clubs promises to bs a most interesting
affair. 1t is to be regretted that the full strength
Of the New Orleans Gun Club cannot go out in
the representative team which will be sent
from this city. The city Of Natchez can pro-
duce some of the finest shots with the shotgun
and rife that are to be found In the country. 80
at least there Is promise Of q spirited com
petition In the coming match. and II our marks
men win the prizes they will gain hardly
earned laurels.
The members Of the New Orleans Gun Club
were at Frogmoor yesterday praetieing for the
match and shooting for places on the team
other members of the club. who propose max
ing the trip to Natchez, intends to leave on
the steamer j. w. White this evening.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-22
THE SPANISH FORT RAILROAD.
The Road to be Completed to Milneburg
in Thirty-fve Days.

Yesterday afternoon numerous party, al
the invitation of Messrs. l.. Il M Schwartz
the proprletors of the City Park and Spanish
Fort Railroad, assembled at the lake end Of
the road to witness the breaking OF ground
for the extension of the road TO Milneburg
which the contractor, Mr.. Forshey, has prom.
ised to complete within thirty-tive days.
The ceremony, which was followed by the
putting to work of 100 men on the bed road
occurred on the eastern side Of Bayou St
John and about 200 yards from Its edge. The
line of connection with the existing track on
the western side of the bayou. will be at q
point about 100 yards north Tor towards the
lake. of the Spanish Fort Hotel and the Mil
neburg terminus OF the road, Will be at O
point 200 yards south Of the Washington Hotel.
1t Is the intention of the Messrs. Swartz 70
have the Milneburg section In running order
by the first Of July, but II will not be until
next spring that the railroad bridge Tor
through trains will be constructed, ms &C.
lay, which will afford only small inconVe-
nience to the travelling public, is due IN aa a
measure to the burning down OF large por-
tion OF the attractive places at MilnepuIR,
which singularly enough occurred on tne very
night ~ the day that preparations were pet fs
made at the Spanish Fort to break ground ior
the extension. AS to the western extension
Of the road to the New canal, that is only q
question of time.
We are pleased to note that the grade OF the
road-bed will be only eighteen inches lower
than the Metaire ridge level, which ls
itself two feet above storm level. After the
driving OF the silver spike into the first rail
laid. tie company repaired to the Spanish
Fort Hotel which is now lorded over by that
prince of caterers, Fritz, whilom Of the
United States Hotel. and sat down to a splen-
did repast, during which many good things
were said and the success of the enterprise of
the schwartz Brothers was Justify toasted.
Among the gentlemen who attended the
solemnity we noticed particularly Admins
traitors Behan, Isaacson and Glynn, Messrs.
Vim. Mcneil, +. Dudenhefer. III. II. Heden-
helm, Chas W. Kennedy, Major Williams,
OF the road, Assistant Sur
veyor III. w. w. Reynolds and many others
whose names we cannot recall.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-22
CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Being the Sad Ending Of Mr.. Garry Yes
terday.

At Il 80 o'clock yesterday, at the head Of
Washington street, Carrollton, a driver Of a
wood cart. named James Garry, was crushed
to death without moments warning. II
seems that after loading his cart with wood,
he mounted the drivers seat which is on the
outside Of the cart, and was In the act Of driv-
ing tho horse down iii ttffhaHkment, when
the wheel on the right hand side rolled into a
rut, and instantly the cart capsized, burying
the driver under the cart and its load. Some
citizens who witnessed the catastrophe,
rushed to the rescue of the helpless man. and
as quickly as 1t was possible extricated him.
But, notwithstanding their efforts, the cart
and the load had crushed him SO badly that
he only survived the shock long enough to be
taken to his home on Hampton street, be-
tween Adam aud Burdette, where he died i'm
mediately upon arriving.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-22
SPECIAL SALE OF SUMMER RESIDENCES
and sits e., at Fay st. Louis. Pass Christian.

pY G. E, GIRARDEY. Auctioneer-Off No
- 81 Camp street-TH URSDAY May p. 1872 at
win positively be sold at public auction, the fol;
lowing desirable summer residences and
Wa T. HE sl'e HA K Titq MARINE VILLA
known formerly as the summer residence Of
John Wallis ESQ, situated at Pass Christian,
aa Feet on me the o n o ase s5 by
about Is arpeIts, more or less. in depth. IL is
By good s cottage gssnenee oe baa
wharf. bath and other outhouses.
2: Adjoining this property viii be sold also
TWO LOTS. fronting about. $50 fest on the
Gulf by Is arpents In depth, interspersed with
B. THE TkIPLER PLACE AT BAY ST.
LOUIS, situated on Main street between the
Girard and Saucer properties. It comprises =
lot measure 50 feet, front on Main street By
neat frame an cottage asnd dwelling. Several sweet
bearing orange ard other trees.
4 ALSO SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL, BUILD.
each $50 feet frontage on the Bay. by depths
rang TH Ir9m 15o 70 S9f e PROPERTY the
former residence Of the Hon. f. Heiderhoff,
about 1850 feet front on the bay. near the mouth
OF Jordan river: and is improved with a we'll,
attic, kitchen. stable and bath house; large
M her OF stourishing orange and other fruit
trees: Surrounded on three sides by water.
Oranges may be cultivated with safety from
Frost
I. It is near "PIQUET PICARD" the best fish
cessible by excellent shell roads. Just beyond
the corporation limits and free from It's taxes.
6. THEsTANGER RESIDENCE, a two-story
frame dwelling on Boston street. In the town OF
Covington. The property is composed Of lots
and meas ure 40 feet front on Boston street.
The ground is planted in fruit trees and about
1000 graIe vines. mostly bearing. and has a
denees OF Messrs. Thompson and Terrell adj
dining the property. All particulars az sale.
! T. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND. situated at
Grand isle, parish Of Jefferson. La designated
| by the Nos So to co inclusive; each lot measur-
| ing arpent front on the Cult and running
| through to Cam1nada Bay
! s. THE GENERAL TWIGGs PLACE. most
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-22
BASE BALL.
MARKS VS.. o'sHAuaHNEssys.

MARKS VS.. o SHATGHNESSYS.
The Washington Marks Base Ball Club will
play their third game of the season on Sun
day evening next, at 80 o'clock, at the Ogden
Park; they will have for their opponents the
femous O'Shaughnessy Club, Of the First
Ward. The game Is for q purse Of $50 As
the Marks nine IS too well known to need any
introduction, and as the O'S .aughnessy nine
is composed OF young men who have played
base ball from their infancy up, q close and
exciting game OF ball may be expected. The
following players OF the Marks nine will par
ticipate: VIM. Green, p. M. j. Fitzmorris,
G.; nj. Brinkmeyer, III b. and @. c.; Frank
FISHER. LIST b.; Aleck Horn, 81 b.: Dan Fisher,
e.; Ioney Fisher, |. T.; John Martin, G. f.;
James Weir, RI.
DR. JOHNSTON BASE BALL CLUB.
~ Ae meeting held on Monday, May 10, the
iii, oonthston Base Ball Club was organized
TS w eieetion Of the following officers: Dr.
b onnra, honorary president; j. Mertins,
iIloaolaf =, vice president: j. Ahrens secretary
J 4 Merens, treasurer; j. III. Otis captain :.
-. norman, p, !. White, G.. n Racers LEI "a !,
I. Daley. "a B.; Thomas RYAN Al / II n W. -
In, :. s. W. Helley. r.f.; ii. Mehrans i + !.
=. hermann, G. 1. eA'' - ,
THE WILD INDIAN RAsE BAIT. crrn
1ais club was organized lust night and the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-22
THE THREE-STORYB BRICK DWELLING
154 julia, between st. Charles andu
streets
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE HUGH
CROOKES.
Second District Court for the parish Of ORR
No. 80. S25. N

pY G. 4. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer-Oma
ID 81 Camp eet-SATURDAY. May III
at - O'Clock. M, at the st. Charles Aual9s!
change. In the rotunda Of the st. Charles
In this city. will be sold az public, aua@
virtue and In pursuance Of an order M ~
Hon. A. L. Tissot. Judge of the seeo1neek W.
Court Of the parish Of Orleans. dated WY \
ty-fourth of April. 1879. and renderea VI
above entitled succession, the folloxi1s
A CERTAIN LOT OF GBOUND, situatM2
First District Of this city. in the square w
by Julia, st, Charles, st. Joseph ana \
streets. and Gesia mated by the No. so ,l
deposited In the office Of VIM. CDsiss lss3
notary Ia this city. on the tenth q 49, "a
The said lot measures 2G fee 8 ineaes, "
less. front on Julia street BY 100 Iee 5,1 WI
less. In depth between equal ana paIantssi
boanded fn The rear by Hey Y. ~ y "
wide. opening into each OF Camp aE s. 49, ~
streets. which allsy rs we'll as ~. ~ ~
tae, southwest corner, Of SAID lot az
TO the SerY!tudes detailed ana sel 49, WI
act Of sals bv which Sam. LiVernoIss al p
sid property from the New Dream IN ~
Company. Together Hith all ths ouldsh,s IN
improvements thereon, compAsilk. III
story and attic brick dwelling dssiena404
No. 1874 Julia street, ia eask)
Terms and Conditions ne-fniIaa Nh I'M
the balance at one. two three anb ~ ry n,ef
and vendors lien. bearing ali the usuaii fsd
OF 8 per cent per aanum interest irom - n
OF sale until final payment; psl e eol|e
ney,s fees Ia event OF suit 10 thlg iasDrast6
and the purchaser to keep the in lpvad ii,
insured and the policy transfers. sssn
holders of the notes, and Gartner % as M
taxes due and exigible In 1879, oVea "a
OF adjudication. 40 nufe5
Act Of sale at the expense OF the XIII a;ss
before W. J. Gasteil, ESQ notary pupl's'
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

United States ex rel. w. 8. Peterkin vs. the
Mayor and Administrators OF the city OF new .i
Orleans.-In obedience to mandate 81 w
Supreme Court In this case. mandam.uis mas u
been issued directing the. city authorities !, t.
levy and collect tax before or during We
month Of December 1879, 70 pay the luagaiteh ~
amounting to $4,000 subject 10 creuit VI
s5es2 As. obtained by plaintiff. r,a
In the case Of the United States * re. Jas
similar man damus was issued. the amount IN
United States VI. Chas. r. Benton, ct als.-De-
fault against Paul Waterman Tor sls4,ls3 con
United States ex rel Myra CLARK Gaines .yss.
W. ii. Rogers, Judge Fifth District Court, parish
of Oreans,-Rnle for mandamus dismissed.
d CoIaman h Sons vs.. X. w. Sims Judgment
for plalnttfs sl36t 81.
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s,,,orrino officers were elected: Martin Cuern,
nrea,danf and 8. s.; Tom Lilly, vice president
and l. l.; Walter w. DAWN, treasurer and c.;
lain long. secretary and r. t.. J. Gallagher,
captain; John Burns, LIST b.; James g Hara,
I'd b.; Arthur Scane, steward and 3D. b.; Tom
White, G. I.
FENIAN BASE BALL CLUB.
The Fenian Base Ball Club has organized
with the following officers and players: Ihos.
Cannon, honorary president; John Quinn
honorary vice president; VIM. Cannon, presi-
dent and 1st b.. John Friedrich, vice presl,,
dent and I'd b.; j. 4. Finnorn, secretary ana
3D. b.; j. Flaherty, treasurer and p; j. Con
nell, steward ard +. T.; r. Dwyer, captain
and G. r.; J. Flannery, s. s., e. Friedrich, G.;
j Nolan T. .zM..ala
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A GOOD DOUBLE COTTAGE, PICKERY AND
Building Lots on Religious. between St.
James and Celeste streets.

pY @. e. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer- Office
- No. 81 Camp street SATURDAY. May "a.
1879, at 70 o'clock m; at the st. Charles Auction
/. THE DOUBLE TENEMENT FRAME
COTTAGE on Religious, In the square bound
ed by Religious. Tchoupitoulas. Celeste and st..
james streets The lot measures 81 feet IL
inches and 5 lines front by 127 feet 10 inches
and 5 lines In depth.
T. THE DRUMM PICKERY PROPERTY AND
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND. designated B.. 4. s
and s., measuring each about 81 feet IL inches
and lines front on Religious street By about
1877 feet in depth.
Terms-One half or more cash. at the option
two years. for notes with all the usual clauses
OF vendors lien, per cent per annum interest.
per cent attorneys fees policy Of insurance
transferred. and the assumption of the taxes
due and eligible In 1879, over the price of adjn-
dication.
Acts of sale before Joseph Cohn, Esq, notary
public" at the expense OF the purchasers.
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