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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-26
GRANT GOSSIP.
Something New Concerning the
Scheme to Create n High Mill
tary Office for the Ex-Presi-
dent.

dent.
WASHINGTON, November est is
very evident that there is movement
on foot here in Washington, and is being
pushed with energy, to create for Gener-
al Grant a distinctive military position,
with liberal pay. Just who it is that
takes so much pains to urge the plan
has not yet been developed. Rumor
attributes the project to differ
ent motives. At one time or
place we hear that it is being
urged by aspirants for the Republican
Presidential nomination, who are anx-
ious to get General Grant off the track
by slowing him away in an honorable
and well-paying position. Others say
that it is a scheme OF the Democrats,
who realize that General Grant cannot
be defeated for President by any man
within their party. Again, others say
that it is the plan of the real, disinter-
ested friends of the General, who desire
him to retain his hold upon the affec-
tons and esteem of the whole American
people, and therefore they would keep
him out of another partisan contest.
1t is fact that members OF Congress
as they arrive in Washington are made
acquainted with the project and fire.
quently asked to support it. Some
times it is one party who thus APP
proaches Congressman, sometimes
another. A Southern member said to-
dav, when asked who had urged the
plan upon him, "Oh, it was not one Of
the Grant boomers. He is an ex-Con-
federate officer, who thought a Demo-
cratic Congress would do itself honor in
providing literally for Gen. Grant"
Ii cannot be doubted that a bill
creating an honorable position for Gen.
Grant will be introduced. 1t is not in
tended, so it is said, to interfere with
Gen. Sherman's position in his COM
mand of the army. Gen. Grants new
military office will be retired one,
giving him the highest rank, honors
and pay OF any military man in the
cOuntry. but not the actual command.
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Weekly Review of the British Grain
Trade.


LONDON, November 2j.-The Mark
Lane ErpreSs SAYS: Fortunately the
wheat sowing made fair progress
before the frost set in and it will proceed
still faster if the weather ameliorates.
However, in some districts it is feared
the future prospects are jeopardized by
the badness of the seed wheat, really
good samples of which are exceedingly
scarce The operations in Scotland are
more backward, but II the weather re-
mains propitiOus for another fortnight
fair area will be sown.
The harvest is now completed in the
later districts OF Scotland, but
the results are unsatisfactory. In Eng
lend, the home crop is arriving more
freely at the country markets, but lis
condition continues unsatisfactory. The
provincial trade was dull, and wheat
declined a shilling per quarter in many
important centres. In London the i'm
ports of foreign wheat were again un-
usually heavy, the supplies from Mon
day to Friday being 81 ,2S0 quarters. A
large proportion OF the imports were
from Russia, and these may yet be pro-
longed il the weather continues mild
as no definite news OF the closing OF the
Baltic ports has been received. The fu.
ture course of prices, however, depends
on the action OF America alone. The
gigantic visible supply letters the trade
OF course the large imports now arriv-
ing are considerably in excess OF the
present requirements, but notwithstand'
. / A,,a Ia
for holders is decidedly hopeful. The
stoppage of Russian supplies may very
probably turn the scale in sellers favor
as very little business was done during
the past week. Wheat on ship was
pressed for sale 10 avoid landing ex-
penses and declined about one shilling
The arrivals at ports Of call have been
moderate. There was fair demand foI
wheat of the coast and a good many
cargoes were sold, both for the Con
tinent and the United King
dom, at improving prices, the
decline Of the early part OF the week
being fully recovered. Maize was slight
ly lower, but the demand somewhat
improved. There was very little busi
ness done in forward wheat, owing "a
the high prices asked in America. Re
sellers offered very sparingly, but there
have been some sales Of red winter or
passage at SO shillings and g pence, 5;
shillings and 9 pence and 81 shillings
for December and January shipments
Sales OF English wheat last week, 4,O6i
quarters at IL shillings and 10 pence pei
quarter, against 1850 quarters at 81
shillings and . pence the same weel
last year. Imports into the UniteC
Kingdom for the week ending Novem
Der 18th, 2,ll0,94i cwts. OF wheat and
30l, ,035 ewts. OF -four.
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A Case Of Conaci< noe

NEW YoRK, November 25.--Albert
Layergne, who Travelled in thi, country
under the name Of Abraham Levy, az.
cused himself 10 the police to-day with
having absoobded 10 the United States.
from Paris, in 1876, with thirty thousand
dollars worth Of diamonds belonging 10
the tirm composed Of himself and broth
er-in-lsw. Having sold the diamonds
in the Black Hills and squsndered the
procceds, he now drsires to re-
turn TO frahce TO he punished Tor bis
offence. Lavergne was referred 10 the
French Consul.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY AT ST.
CLAIRSVILLE.
Man Arrested Charged with Be
ing the Guilty Party.
Special Dispatch to the Register.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, November 20.
"Neddie" Green was knocked down
last night in a very cowardly manner
and robbed Of a considerable sum OF
money which he was carrying on his
person. The thief made his escape, but
not until he was seen and recognized by
Green.
To-day James Williams was arrested
on the charge OF having committed the
crime, and Green identified him posi-
lively as his assailant. He was accord
ingly jailed in default OF bail, to appear
for trial at the next term OF the Court OF
Common Pleas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-26
FOREIGN.
IRELAND.
Continued Excitement. .

DUBLIN, November 25.-The excite
ment throughout the West OF Ireland
shows no sign of abatement. Large
meetings are being held in all the popu-
lous places. Parnell, i'm addressing a
large meeting last night in Sligo, asked
the people to persevere in the agitation,
and remember his advice TO keep firm
grip on the land. Great crowds assem-
bled in the streets of Sligo to-day. The
examination of Davitt is proceeding.
There is some fear of a riot, as the muni-
cipal elections are being held and the
mayor is very unpopular. One hundred
and twenty soldiers are under arms in
the barracks and one hundred additional
police are in readiness. All the Western
districts are being strongly garrisoned.
Trial ofthe Agitators.
SLIGO, November 25.-The Court to-
day was again crowded with spectators.
Klllen and Davitt appeared perfectly
cheerful and fearless. Monroe, the
Queens counsel, said il he could prove
the utteranee of Davitts alleged words,
that "the manhood of Ireland should
spring TO its feet and say it would toler-
ate landlords and landlordism no long
err" the magistrates would be bound TO
commit him. Police evidence was called
to prove their utterance. Davitt, who
had been occupied all morning prepar-
inga written defence, before commencing
to deliver it, protested against Monroe's
remark that he had already experienced
the clemency of the crown, and declared
that he was innocent OF the charge on
which he was convicted in 1870. DAILY,
since his release from Jail, complains OF
his treatment while in prison. Monroe,
i'll course of his remarks, said that Da-
witt is probably the mist dangerous Of
the Irish agitators, ,and especially pointed
to his language comparing the Zulu as
segai TO the Irish pike. Davitt then be-
gan cross-examining witnesses.
SLIGO, November 25.-Davitt declared
that he,had been convicted of Fenianism
in England on the evidence of proies-
sional perjurer. His cross.examinatiOn
of police witnesses failed to weaken the
evidence against him. lie was commit
ted for trial; no bail acceped.
SLIGO, November 25.-Davitts bail
has been fixed at the same amount AZ
Daly's, $4,000, with two sureties in
G., 800 each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-26
LIVE STOCK.
CnloaRo.


CHICAGO, November 2j.-The Drown
Journal reports hog receipts "a 900 head !:
shipments 1000 head. Heavy grades
opened strong at 5G9l0c higher; light
steady; market closed with all grades
weaker; mixed packing s. 65ta3 30;
choice heavy s. 9jta4 25; light - 700
3 IS.
Cattle Receipts 5000 head; ship.
ments 2,1OO head. Shipping weak and
Zoe lower at SO 5OCa5 %; butchers
steady; through Texans unchanged At
s2 9OIa4 10 for best, e. J0Ca2 90 for fair
10 medium.
Shee p Receipts 700 head shipments
$50 head. Good demand aud full prices
at So 25Cai 20. The Joundfs London
cable says: All kinds Ol cattle are very
firm, and in some cases higher.
Cincinnati.
CNCISsAu, November 25.-Iiogs-
Easier, except better grades; common
80 20,a3 20; light IS 1908 80: pack ing
81 95ta4 -; extra packers ~ 20.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-26
Poisoning Case

READING, November 2j.-On Friday
last at Ephrata, Mrs. Huber and her
six months old child were taken viO-
lently in after partaking OF soup. The
child died after having spasms, and the
mother. although considered out Of
danger. is still confined 10 her bed. The
physicians, on examining the stomach OF
the child, found arsenic IN sufficient
quantity To cause death, and at the in
quest held to-day drug clerk testified
- having sold Julia Huber, step
daughter of Mrs. Huber, half an ounce
of arsenic, which she said she wanted
20 kill rats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-26
End Of the Cigar Makers Strike at Pitts
burRh.

PITTSBURGH, November 2S.-The cigar
makers strike has ended in a substan-
tial victory for the workmen, who are
10 get the wages demanded, although
the manufacturers who have thus far
not signed the list will not be required
10 do so. At meeting of the workmsn
held last night at Dallmeyer's it was de-
cided TO 60 to work to-day on these
terms.
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WOOL.
PhilAdeIphIA.

PHILADELrHA, November 2J.-Wool
Excited; Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia Xxx anil ahoye SOC; eI.
ira 4sdJOc; medium SIC: coarse 5Oc;
New York, Michigan, AMI Indiana West
ern fine 4GlS4sc; medium $50 sc I;
coarse 4sc; washed cornbing aud de-
laine 50ldG0c; tub washed J0fs.00c: un-
washed combing and delaines 3slasI2c ;
pulled ISla5Oc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-26
Ths Presidsnt,s kesaase

wAsnISoToS, November 2j.-At the
cabinet meeting to-day the President
read 10 his constitutional advisers the
principal portions Of hiseomple,ed mes
sage. IL has been prepared alter n
thorough consideration oi its TOPICS AT
previous sessions of the cabinet, and
these, 10 IL understood, are 10 be the en-
tire unanimIty among the Presidents
councillors eoncernins, the contents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-26
DIZZY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YoRK, November 25.-Dry Goods
Firm and in good demand. Prints
more active and advancing. Aliens
fancy prints are advanced 10 7c and Rich
mond & AltOn'- pink prints are ad-
vanced Ic. Ginghams and dress goods
In fair request. WOODEN goods in steady
request and firm, with an upward ten
dency.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-26
Coal Miners Strike.

YOUNGSTOWN, November 24.-The
Church Hill and Kline Coal Companies,
having declined 10 advance their miners
Is cents per ton, the latter struck to-day.
A general strike throughout the valley
is apprehended.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-26

WHEAT-A fair supply is coming in ,
81 25(Sl 80 is the ruling price.
CoRN-The supply in market is good;
selling at 40C645c.
RYE-Sales firm. but quite small:
selling at Coz = bushel.
OATs-The market was firm with 4
moderate demand and decreasing sup
ply; good to prime 30(GS5c.
BARLEY-Scarce, with moderate de-
mand, except for the best qualities at
55(9Sl 90.
HAY-Demand active; supply equal
TO it; old loose on wagons Sl5 00(dl6 90
per ton; baled at Sl6 00GlS 90. West
ern Iowa SIS 00920 90.
MILLFEED-lns small demand and holds
steady; middlings SlS 90 per ton; ship
stuff Sl2 90 per ton.
SREDs-Timothy steady at 3 50t92 10
per bushel for Western; clover seed
S. 2595 90 per bushel.
Meats.
Packages for meats held as follows
Casks, 1000 lbs. half casks, 500 lbs. !;
tierces, $50 lbs. barrels, 80 lbs. bags,
200 lbs. No charge for package.
We quote rs follows:
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r,r. :, po,p, PIe...nt. w. ".

Poisr PLEasA.I, November 2l-Yes-
terday afternoon the Kline House, al
this place, took fire in Q servants room
In the third story by coal falling from
the crate. With difficulty the fire was
extinguished. Loss 10 the building and
fixtures about $50. No insurance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-26

and will be witnessed by large assem-
bly, OF our best citizens.
Fred Eberle, the grocer, on South
Belmont street, keeps German mustard,
pigs feet, sauerkraut, Russian sardines,
Holland herring, German cheese, and
everything usually kept in a first-class
grocery. His stock Of specialties COM
prises everything that can be found in a
city grocery. Give him call.
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FIN ANCH.
New York

NEw YORK, November 25.-MoNEr-
AT 5@7 per cent, closing easy at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 6C97 per
cent. Sterling exchange weak at 4s0i;
sight exchange on New York at asst.
Produce exports for the week, s. ,66S,-
600.
SILvER-At London 53!d; bar silver
here ll5, subsidiary silver coin !(9l
per cent. discount.
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, November 25.-Petrole-
um-Quiet; crude 81 % at Parker's for
immediate shipment; refined Ssc for
Philadelphia delivery.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Without important
feature; C., G. 4 |. &. firsts closed at ~.
Sr.rR RoNnS-Dmll


feature; c., G. 4 |. &. firsts closed at ~.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SrocKs-The market was heavy in
the early dealings, and under a sharp
pressure 10 sell prices declined tGii
per cent, the latter New Jersey Cen
tral. Toward midday n buoyant feeling
set in, and under good purchases an al
vance of l(d5s per cent. was established.
New Jersey Central leading the upward
movement, with the other coal shares.
the granger stocks, Erie, Western Union
and the southw estern roads conspicuous
in the advance. During the afternoon
speculation was somewhat irregular, and
the closing quotations showed reac-
ton OF 10 / per cent. from the hes,
figures OF the day. The Denver and
Rio Grande railroad company have the
money ready 10 pay for the work done
on the Leadyille extension, by the way
OF Canon City and San Juan, (Atchin-
son, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Company il the decision Of the Colo
RADIO court turns that part oi the line
over TO the Denver and Rio Grande.
Erie earnings increase was 500
600 for October, and 10000
last week. 1t. Paul earnings
increase Was $4,000 for the third week
in November.
The transactions on the Stock Ia.
change aggregated $4,000 shares, OF
which 1910 were Erie, 1900 Lake
Shore, 1900 Wabash, 20,0Oo South.
western, 26,OO0 II. Paul, $1,000 Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western. 1900
New Jersey Central, 5000 Delaware
and Hudson, $1,000 Reading. 1000
Michigan Central, 1900 Union Pacific,
1000 c., g. Il |. c., 5000 st. Joe, 10000
Ohios, 1000 Western Union, 1900
Pacific Mail, 1000 Wabash, st. Louis
and Pacific, 5000 Kansas and Texas,
10000 Iron Mountain. 10000 ~. Louis
and San Francisco, 800 Alton and Terra
lIaute, 1000 Northern Pacific, and 100
81. Paul and Sioux CITY.
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NO. 116.
Toledo,

TOLEDO, November 25. - Wheat
Steady; amber Michigan 81 50; 2 red
winter pot, 81 SGT soller Januarysl S5t;
seller February 81 S7i; No. 8 red Wa.
bash 81 29i; No. 2 Dayton and Michi-
gan red 81 3l!; No. > amber Illinois
81 IS. Steady; high mixed new
43tc; No. . new 4Sc; do seller May 46c;
rejected new, 4llc. Oats Steady; No.
2, Sale; rejected Sc. Clover Seed
Steady; prime S. 80; No. 2 s. 05. Hogs
-AtS4 80.
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PARKERSBURG.
Fatal Accident to a Little Girl.
Special Dispatch to the Register.

AhhkFlSbVF MO- LU'VL4OOI ~
A little daughter OF j. West, who re-
resides opposite Claysyille, in this coun-
ty, met with an unfortunate accident,
yesterday, while playing with pair OF
scissors. She fell upon the scissors and
they penetrated her neck, creating
wound from which she cannot recover.
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BELLAIRE NEWS.
TRUTHFUL TlOlNGS THROUGH THE
TALKATlVE TELEPHONE.
Change ofMIitia 0fFicials-PrOceedings OF
City Council-Marine Matters-SO-
ciaI Squibs-PersOnal Points
and General lettings.

Capt. Julius Armstrong, OF Co. d., 2d
Regiment o. n. c., tine Bellaire City
Light Guards) having rendered Gov.
Bishop his resignation, and the Gov
ernor having accepted the same, a
meeting was held in the armory of the
company last night, and the following
nominations made: For Captain, First
Lieutenant w. II. Little; for First Lieu
tenant, Second Lieutenant &. K.
Grafton, and Sergeant Fred
S. Clinton; for Second Lieutenant, Or
derly Segeant ThOs. McElroy and Madi-
son Aldridge. The nominations for
Lieutenants are only contingent, as
those Offices will not be vacant unless
tine Ljeutenants are promoted. The
election is set for next Saturday even
ING.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
HOME AND TeLeGRAPHIC REPORTS.
Money at 5 to 7 per eent-Goyernments
Steady-fIour In Good Demand at
Full Prices-wheat Higher
Hogs Easier.
PRODUCE.
Wheeling w holesale.

THE quotations given In the following rcports
are prices realized ON wholesale transactions. un-
less otherwise specified
Little alteration is noticeable in anv
line of business this week. Wheat and
wool are slightly firmer, but other sta
pies remain unchanged.
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Flour.
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GovERSNESS-Steady
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-15
Geo. n. Fistcher vs. succession of T. II. NJ
Smith,


L'IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
T ish Of Orleans No. loosely virtue of
writ Of seizure nd sale. to noe directed by the
honorable the Fifth District Court tor the par
ish IF Orleans iE the above entitled cause.
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the
Merchants and AMctionsers Exchange. Royal
street between Canal and GuStomhOase streets,
10 the Second District Of this city, on WEDN ~
DAY October II, 1879 Mt 70 O'Clock M, the fol-
lowing described property. to Wit
x CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in
fhe First District of this erfy, in the square
bounced BY Tehou pito1las, F3ueber. Or Con
stanee St joseph and Delord streets, destg-
mated Al lot umbsr seven on pan made by
Iouja E Pile. surveyor. dated twenty ninth
day of April 1871. A true sketch of wbSh plan
Il ANNEXED t. an act Of sale 70 Ger ornene Bives.
nassad before e. G. GnttaehajEy late notary,
dated the sixteenth Of May. 1871. According to
said plan said lot measures, in American
measure, tfsirty-on- feet Fix INCHES and four
lines front 90 81 Joseph street. thisty-f two fse
nna ineh I'm width In the rear by depth Of
ninaty feet ak inches and two lines nearest To
EonsNanee street: together with min stE-etx feet
mines inches and five lines On the Iiaes on me
line next o lot nun Yer six. and all the appur-
tenaneas thereof and all the rights. Ways,
servitu5es. privileges and advantages there
unto belonging or In anyWlse apseGf q . nlng
ACQUIRED by The late Thomas l. d. Sfalrh pV
nUrenase from Valentine Hermann and oehera
Al nar acY passed before Il, G. Goteschaik. late
notary ia this city on May 16. 1871
Seized in the above suit.
Terns-Cash ON the srs0t .
!. r. aLCRE GsUTHsEaUA.
Civil Sheriff OF tne Parish Oh orleans.
Sei3 is 30 n ocA i II
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
The City Of New Orleans W. Bent. J
West.

Enc ciss - W" west "
I-IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
I tsa of Orleans, No. II 81s-By virtue Of a writ
Of aari facias, to me directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish Of Or
leans. 10 the above entitled cause for city taxes
of 1870 will proceed to sell at public auction, al
the Merchants and Auctioneers, Exchange.
ROYAL street, between Canal and Custom house
streets In the second District OF this city. On
FRIDAY. October II, 1879, at ID oclocg M,
the feMagg defs5R4d pTsopnfFya R e Ts
mated In the Firss District Of this city, In
snuare number one hundred and sixty. three.
bounded by Magazine, Camp. Girod aud Lafay-
cite street, and designated as follows: Lots
numbers seven end eight. measuring forty
bred and sever ty-one feet la depth; lot num-
ber twenty eight. measuring twenty Ave feet
front on Girod street by one hundred and
twenty feet 10 dapfh.
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated in the Sixth District of this city. in
four. BOUNDED by Magazine, Constance. DUros-
sat and Soniat streets, and designated as lots
numbers ons to TWEEN y-four. measuring three
hundred feet front on Magazine street py three
4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uated In the oixth District Of this city In square
nunberona hundred and ninety eight, bo1nd
ed by Magazine, Bordeaux, Constance and Ly
ohs streets, and designated as follows: Lots
numbers one TO six. meas ari Il ae,,I Twe
str ct by one hundred and twenty four I-e. az q
deDth; lot number eight measuring t5iItg- nv
f-ef front on Lyons stress by one hanofeo "--e
fifty feet In depth.
Seized In the above suit.
j q. ALCEE EAUTHRhnaa,saeAnsa
Civil Sheriff Of he PARISH u "
sells IS 2o2T oe4 II n
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALES.
george Aner w. Amedee Fagot

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
/ ish Of Orleans, No. 70 t25 By virtue OF writ
81 seizure and sale, to me direcl ed By the honor
abe the Fifth District Court ioF tie parish i of
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer..
chants ard Apeionee5s Exehangs s. Eoyai
in the Second District Of this city. on FRIDAY !.
October 10, 1879 at II o'clock M, the following
oescf cEeT Rl1nse1h. TT 81 GROUND together
with III the buildings and nprovements there
no beongng q r anyw bis., apP :; ain
city, in the square bounded by Spain. Good
children tor st. Claude, Love Tor Rampaar rfe
feet front on Spain street by depth OF one
hundred and fifty feet. tmore Or iessl be.
tween parallel lines. Being the same lot Of
ground purchased by defendant herein from
George Frurche. as Der act passed before DC
tave De Armas. notary public. on the nineteenth
day of January. 1874
Seized In fhe above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
saS Is ~ 10 0cs 10
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the city 81 s.w orleans vs.. Fenc,a nou


TJN SHHIB VI, sdLiSs b5stII5 vs. ssst1'V5. -
FOURTH AND SUPERIOR DISTRICT
IL Conrts for tie parish Of Orleans, NOS;
80 4s5 $40 and 4si By virtue Of three Wrtts OF
fferi f.cIas. 20 ne directed By the honorable
the Fourth eng suoert9r Dstrie f Courts fo5
CAUSES for city faxes 81 year 1875 1875 ard 1877
win proceed to sell at public auction. Of the
Merohsnts and Aactione,ers' Exchange. Royal "a
ia the Second District of this city. on FRI
DAY, September 2s 1879. at 70 O'Clock M. the
following DESCRIBED prgperty; to Tsn It1T -.
mated III the second District Of this city, in
square number one hundred and eight, bounded
By Barracks. Burgundy. Esplanade and ham
mart streets, and designated as lot number
twelve. M eaeuring thirty two feet front on Bar
racks street. by one hundred feet In depth.
Seized In the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot. -
j. Il. ALICE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
auo5 an1 a Is ~ rs