The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-13
three lots and buildings, bounded by Rous-
seat, jackson, Fulton and Philip streets,

: bherlffs sale g. H. Grover) to New Orleans
bounded by, Prytania, Euterpe, Coliseum and
| Polymnla streets, $1,000
Sherlfs sale Widow Jean Layigne) to Citt-
gems Bank of Louisiana one lot and build
ings. bounded by Burgundy, Benvlle, Gus
tom ui1a'Is and Dauphine streets, $500
n ,sneriffs sale tR; H.. Isabelle) to Emile
$1,000
Joseph p. Hornor to Mrs. Alex Bonneval,
six lots and buildings, bounded by Galvez,
Kerlerec, Miro and Esplanade streets. $500
4 Vincent Gutierrez to Pedro " Relenipio,
plot and buildings, bounded by Annette, Gl-
roo, st. Anthony and st. John Baptist streets,
Sherff's sale Mrs A. Sherman to BENJAMIN
Rosenberg, one lot and buildings, bounded by
Howard, Mepomene, Liberty apd Terpsi-
| chOre streets, $500.
Hortaire Reggie to Solomon Felix, five lots
and buildings, bounded by Miro, Columbus.
Kerlerec and Galvez streets, $1,000.
Lucy A. Hunt ct ais, toJohn Smoker. one lot
| and buildings bounded by CarondeIet CALI
ope, st. Charles and Clio streets, $4,000.
| WIN. A. Brother to Mrs. Wilbur r. Boyle
| first: one lot, bounded by New Levee, Lafay-
cite, Fulton and Girod streets second, one lot,
| streets; third, lot bounded by Camp. JuIia,
Girod and Magazine streets, $1,000.
M. Schwartz y Bro. to New Orleans, Spanish
Fort and Lake Railroad Company, the square
Patrick, Bienylle and Olympia streets, to-
| gether with the right Of way and effects Of the
late Canal Street and City Park Railroad,
| $4,000.
William Sheedy to David Carroll, two lots
| and buildings, bounded by Gironde, Latay-
cite, Poydras and st. Paul streets, $3.50.
| Louisiana National Bank to Abraham Lu-
ria, one lot and buildings, bounded by Com
mon, Carondeet, Baronne and Gravier
| streets, $4,000
| Widow jacob Storck to Edward Hansen,
one lot and improvements, bounded by Ram
| part, Dryades, Girod and julia streets, $1,000.
| Succession Thomas b. lee to Isaac Davis,
| seven arpents, fronting on Gentilly Road,
| $24g0.
William Steinbach to Robert L. Moore, two
lots, bounded by Apollo, Amelia, Bacehus and
| Pension streets, $500.
jacob Backer To G. Il. Dittmar, one lot and
improvements, bounded by North Market,
st. Joseph, Tchoupitoulas and New Leyee
| streets, $500.
Mrs. W. A. Kowalski to +. Odendorf, one
| lot and improvements, bounded by Sixth,
St Denis, Seventh and Dryades streets, 1926.
Sherii1s sale ELIZA Lesesne) to Guy M.
Bryan Jr., two lots and buildings, bounded
by Franklin, Basin, Bienville and Cont
| streets, 5000.
| Mrs James Lane to Henry Bassamier, one
half OF one lot and buildings, bounded by
jackson, Josephine, Levee and Rousseau
John b. Meyers to Chas. Mazzoletu one lot
| and buildings, bounded by st. Andrew, jose
phine, franklin and White streets, Sill 900.
Raymond Rousselat to Albert Rousselat
| first one lot and buildings. bounded by Dau-
phine, Ursulnes. Bourbon and Hospital
streets; second one lot and buildings. form
ing the corner OF Rampant and Frenchmen
streets; third: one lot and buildings. bounded
by st. Ann, Marais, Rocheblave and Dorge-
nois streets, $1,000.
Miss Eliza c. Wingate to Samuel A. Edger-
ley, six lots and buildings, bounded by Pry-
tanta. Pitt, General Taylor and Constantin-
&
John Fisher to Paul Bonseigneur, first two
lots and buildings, bounded by Clara, Martin,
Thalia and Erato streets; second, five lots,
bounded by Genois, Telemacchus, Baudin and
Bank streets, 1926.
E. Marchesseau to David Talmage, one lot,
bounded by Clinton, Customhouse, Bienvilie
and Peters streets. $4,000.
VIM. Frieser to Mrs Geo. Gibson, one lot
and buildings, bounded by Claiborne, Pros
per, Annette and st. Bernard streets, 1915.
Succession of s. Maspereau to 2. J. b. Mar
chaud, one lot and buildings, bounded by Co
urnbus, Marais, st. Bernard, Laharpe and
Where streets, $500.
N W. Casey receiver New Orleans Ma
| tlonal Banking Association, toJames Scallen,
on" lot and improvements. bounded by Royal,
Bourbon, Ursulines and Hospital streets,
1925.
Miss L. Durett to Widow g. G.. Lawrason,
two lots ana buildings bounded by ut.
Charles, Carondeet, st. Andrew and jose
phine streets, $1,000
Sheriff s sale George W. Lee to Henry G.
Miller, two lots and buildings, bounded by
Charities, st Philip, Royal and Dumaine
streets, $3.50.
Succession of Widow J. Bustamente to VIM.
L. Goldthwaite: 1. One lot and buildings,
bounded by Charities. Royal, Esplanade and
Peace streets. 2. One lot and buildings,
bounded by Burgundy, Rampant. Elysan
Fields and Frenchnrn streets, $3.50.
Widow Julien Seghers 10 Louis Heric, one
lot and buildings, bounded by Bourbon Dau-
phine, BienvllIe and Cont streets, sl475.
Sheriff : sale Mrs VIM. l.. McNeely1 to
Charles Newman, one lot aud buildings,
bounded ny Prytania, st. Charles, Erato aud
Thna ST rests, SiG5O.
Etienue Muller to Henry Oberling. one lot
and buildings bounded ny Royal, Charities,
Eughien anu Port STREETS, $3.50.
Succession Of l.. J. Nowlan to ViHcenzo Mas
corr, two lots and buildings, bounded by Ram
part, Dryad"s, Calliope aud Delord streets,
$500,
T. g. Palmer to Miss Susan Foster, twolots
and buildings bounded by Pleasant, Maga-
zine, Coustatce and Harmony streets, $1,000
Widow Iheophile Pinson To Edward Con
nelly, one lot aud improvements, bounded by
Mazint, Rampant, Bartholomew and Bur
gundy streets, 300.
John s. Whitaker to Charles =. Rice two
lots and buildings bounded by Brainard
jackson, Philip and Carondelet Streets $4,000
Massa chuset,s widow. Marrying Tramps.
lWestfeld Letter to the Springfield Republicanl
Within few months, and in radius Of
} nine miles from here, can call to mind three
or four widows, comfortably well off, who
have married chaps that came tramping
along. A while ago you noticed the case OF
the Southwick woman who committed this
folly and whose husband is now in jail for
abusing and threatening the lives of his wife
and mother-in-laW. His favorite form OF
amusement was to place the women folks"
in chairs side by side and, after pokng q
loaded gun in their faces, to fire It off at a
target just above their heads. Five weeks
q respectable and well connected woman in
this town, whose husband died less than two
years ago. leaving her nice little home and
: come $1,000 in cash, got struck on a young
tramp, who came to her door, and though
twenty years his senior, she married
:; him. Since then her house has been a
rendezvous for about all the tramps who
came along, and apparently the good news is
being widely spread among the fraternity.
few DAYS ago the woman appeared with a