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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-21
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
,. II. Camors & co. vs.. jaime. D.rcy

> ISL Of Orleans No iea57By virtae ~ IF fa All
OF se la IRE ND y fals 70 ne directed BY the hon
Of ore es S'SI District ,h Court fer he pars
1 VIII proceed 10 sell 1T public auetion I
the them Merchants and Anctoneers' Exchanen Roya
10 10 me second District ot this city, On MON
foII ,5eptsmber p 1879, at y O'Clock n. h.
Two cEhTAIap IIto5ff s ~ r GnoUsD f.
geher with all the buildings and improve en ats
!. "A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated
In the Suburb Marinny. Third district Of tbja
Guy Guy ia tn" square bounded by Greatmen nov
e"n upn'n a. poet Spain and Craps aoW Eur.
sixty four feet from the corner Of Poet Street
a ans measuring twenty-six feet front on aaii
tWsan frTef by ninety feet in depth be-
SAG s, lot forms part Of II larger lot If xrollnd
wnlch belongs TO the said james Darcy, as fol
l3Tf a By yirt9e Of his purchase from j r
euted before A. DucateI. notary pnbie 10 ri thta
city On the sixth Of October, 1870 raeistered ,1
sight Gig e foIo ane bu ohes In b2ok ne
R ., 81 his purchase from the SUCCESSION Of
n a. vile, Susan Darcy. as per act executed be-
on tho fifth Of April 1875 rrgistrsd In th Cn5
si Office, in book one hundred and len
i1s' loa nl hETnaTsd pn de f4r D
uhoD ND. situated IN the Third District al ts.is
~ Y, "a Inc square bounded by Greafrnen NOV,
poet Spain and Craps tnow Bur
b fal ana Poet streets AID measuring t6irtv
ieet front on said Dauphna street hv nfnatyy /
ee. ~ qspth and front on Poet street. between
around forms part Of lot number one bn nd "a ~
and ninety On plan 81 Suburb Margny, d. a.
u his civ 10 vb 5hs oifa q g Armas nery In
- "a .hs f h James Darcy as follows: Ia BIZ yir
,et e * nl5 pdaT bafars from George
n tDlS city, on the twenfv aa,,artI ~ 49, ~
~; registered in the Conveyancs Ofttcs : II,
,ook W lollo go; " By virtue Of his p,.r9flasa
= 1ar at SUCCESSION 81 his wife. Susan Darcy
ary puGiIc IN this CITY,, on the filth Il April
~ l ',e In the Conveyance Once. il
S T in the above suit.
Il n o. ls ana Conditions-1 In cash for sufB
rent amount to pay plaintiffs claim, saw one
nd nnetv t na hundred and seventy dollars
81 cent per AMMAN from the nineteenth ~
e. epr a last 1859. until paid: per cant on
and ess o amoqnt thereof for attorneys
=. =: ! ne purchaser to assume the payment Of q
romissofy note. secured by mortgage an said
u one me Thousand four hundred and seventy.
so donars and forty-f five cents, PARABLE two :
,a,s aver date. With per cent Interest nar :
sume the obligation Of the act If ,.U ~
VI 70 Alternate. and TO pay i per cent sttnrnap,S
as In case of suit etc 49, oA 10y . {
o. ana the balance of the price of alipaioe |
oh ~ any cash on the spot 80
:. - put Ia case the price bid shouli, aftar do.
~ OF me aforesaid fee. costs and taxes
palntitfs claim. with interes st a. afe.rasaia
% OF the note to be assumed IA apava &c a. I
1res p naa [ n1a purchaser to BAY Plaintiffs
y e. noe gro rata to tie extent of the baIancs
o., R;ALcEE GAU1zREAUy 5
Lu2l IS SEA II 10 y - eIieaA5'
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WOrm-PrOof Cotton.
New York Tribupe.l

According to that authority on all suheote
relating. to cotton, the New York Fu,uncial
Chronicle, samples OF new kind Of cotton
have been submitted to the Galveston Cotton ,
Exchange The new staple is known as
worm proof cotton, and has been raised by
q Mr.. White, Of jasper, Texas An examinn-
ton OF the growing plant showed these facts ::
The stalks were large and healthy, of a brown
lsh red color, the leaf resembling ordinary
cotton, with rank weed odor: the hollis
were larger than cotton and filled Will,
lint. When the boil is fully opened this nod
OF seed is also opened, and the seed drop 6llt.
leaving the lint cotton In the boil, The hollis
will all mature within few days Of each
other This the planter could remedy bv
planting at different times. VIZ. White saws
the cotton can be picked within one hundred
days after planting. He has taken stalks of
ordinary cotton with the cotton worms at
work upon them, placed them In and along
side OF his cotton SO that the worms could
easily get on his cotton, but In no instance did
they cut any Of the leaves, stalks or bolls 81
his cotton. lie has gathered the worms from
other cotton stalks and placed them on his
e 1 with the same result and feels conf
GENT gent that no worm will ever touch 1t. Mr.. |
nlte Is now in correspondence with the Auri- |
cultural Department at Washington, with a /
view view 10 the governments paying him for his |
discovery and then making known his pro
cess, which, ne says, is very simple. The
sam pies OF cotton submitted were or fair
iength, remarkable strength, and very silky.
oa1W 'HcKsou's best SWEEP navy tobacco "
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Mrs. Mary Gardner VS.. A. r. costa.

'l Fl !, DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
of as sn Of fa Orleans No 9926-By virtue Of writ
aDe the Filth District Court for the parish Of
coed to sell at public auction at the M s ants
t hna A4e a Exchange. Royal street be-
Second ss5 District of this city, on MONDAY
~ 1873. at ~ O'Clock M. the following
- CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. with the
improvements thereon. in the Sixth District Of
this City lately in the parish Of Jefferson IN
Fanbo,ra - that part thereof commonly called
K K3be5t Arcadia Bresau and Upperine reetss
nnatv. 40 oeslKhated as the square number
eiehse ana OF as th square number six hundred and
said portion Of ground forms the rear porfion
= rs SAG square or farthest from 81. Charles
~ ana measures three hundred feet front
FL Af ca street BY hundred ard yone
~ r ss neafs Ia depth between parallel lines
aaa front each on UDperline and Robert streets
Seized in the above suit N A'oDoAl OIL ee.s.
Terms-Cash On the spot.
55 J h. ALCEE GAUTHREAuy
1y24 81 auT ID " oAi0dAos
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The city Of New orleans V. +. Le nexoue

tl. hIH DISTRICT COURT FOR THEPAR-
af a tsi OF orleans. NO: By virtue Of writ
me- rourth District Court for the parish Of Or
Of lGSs in ann ABOVE entitled cause for city taxes
Of Of t 70 VIII proceed to sell at public anction
Loyal street; between Canal and Custom lh,,5,
5he s see9nd District Of this city
the following described property to Wf HlocA m
a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND ei+.
n f,, In the Second District of this city, in
phlne Burgundy, Ursulines and ST PbIin
streets, and designated as lot number fhraa
measuring fourteen feet front on Daunhinas
depth. eofen LOCI III
Seized in the above suit.
TermS-Cash on the spot.
j. R. ALCEE GAUTHREAUy.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF ORLEANS
ly19 26 aU2 9l6N - o.Ao'sl1s'
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SOMETHING OF A ROMANCE.
a Remarkable Story Told by Dubuque
Man After Forty Years.
dubuque Times

A wealthy couple lived together In perfect
peace for fOrty-one years. When sitting in
The parlOr one evening not long ago. the hus-
band surprised his wife by saying, 81 am 60
iIg to tell you n secret you have never heard
before" There was q brief pause us the lady
and near relative who CHANGED TO be present,
awaited the disclosure and the husband con
tinued: Eyes; you will be surprised to hear
that 1 had another wife before | married
YOU" Startled and aghast the wife clasped
TO Dubuque and met YOU A''' ~
" linen he related how he had married hts
H arst wlie. and been summoned to his home to
West and settled in Dubuque, where tho sec
ond romance of his life came about Siy
years ago he received letter from iii
woman who had nursed his first wife. she
wrote that she was upon her sick bed and
epuia not rest until she had confessed her
The wife had died, but the son had survived
and through a large bride profrered bv the
dead Womans father the nurses Inns had
been sealed, and the husband told that tia
enid had died with Its mother. This man
lne iatner- ln-law, vas wealthy, but His
daughters death left him without a. hair
aud he took this means Of sunni vino WHAT
Tate had denied. With her last breath Tie nurse
informed her employer that she had diyulged
the truth to the gentleman In Dubuque. and
upon her death the father law
Went west ana offered large bride. This
was refused, but the secret was kept.
The son was a millionaire In the civ of |
r. T.. ana MS father was anxious to see him. !
i ne second wife was then told the truth for
me first time, and asked to 90 East and pay
Ine liTst Wl1es son visit When the story |
W sS; 1old The Wlie announced In low tones
.nlhce you Kept 1t from me so long / would |
rather you had never repeated It," The ex-
element caused by the recital proved fata1
In two days the lady was dead.
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sRERiFF SALES
jacob Klepp vs. Jacob e;ne,,s,

THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
. tsh of Orleans. No. Is. 246-By yirtne - - :
WITT OF deTl lacias. 70 me directed by Tia hnnar1
able the Third District Court for Tia narji,
Orleans. In the above entitled cause, Viii ,il
ceed 70 sell at public auction, 1t tia lIerchan
and Aucuoneers' Exchange Royal STRAIT S iii
tween Canal aud Customhouse stroats III III
Second District Of this city, on MONDAY sens
tember |, 1879 at u o'clock M. the folIowine
described property. TO wit $50
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND en-
uatea. lying and being In the First District III
slis city: IN the square bounded by Roman
Prieur. HeVia aud Poydras streets being that
portion OF lot number five, having thirty fact
Irent on Roman street bg depth OF tlffy-nine
feet I'VE inches and four lines on the side
toward Heyla street. and of fifty-nine feet siy
inches and four lines on the opposite side line
the whole as per q private sketch signed by i.
J Mathes and j. ,Goebel. aud W J. Casteli, no.
GGlfy, and annexed TO an act passed before w. j,
gasteii, notary public. on the second of Mav'
lsaa; together with all tie buildings and i'm
aIuRements thereon. rights. ways and advan- |
sa.as theTnunto belonging or in any wise appsr-
ssai AL being the sans property acquired by
s III ugiemdant herein by purchase from Chris. |
49, :. Mathes Der said act of the second nf
aiss ls; ls5s before said notary, Castell, -
seized In the above suit
Terms-Cas On the snot
~. \. ALCEE GAUTERFAUy
-, Glvll Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orlesns
sYal auI 142l2s sci - S-A9ssll0'
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Inc City of New Orleans VS.. wiao.v
taturZo; same VS. same '

SupE,RRIIoR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
trict paFls aI q orleans No. 200 and Fourth Dis
~ virtue Of two writs eff feri facias. to me
h f he b PjztE aa g9g5s for the Orleans
ls.6 ana 1873. | will proceed to sell AT nuhl i
abhe,on s. The Merchants and Auctioneers *.
tenange, Royal str ct between Canal and Cns-
e iin9 ~ TfTts IL the sseond District Of this
Wit - i'ou property, to
a CERTAIN PORTION OF GBoErND ~.
anare u nn fhg Th hAo bpistrie q M city IN
Rounded By Union Bagatelle Rnrgunsdyn and
Lot n pnro streets; ahd DESIGNATED as follows
eet front Union street by ft Two 10
lsp[a 10 lot number eighteen forming the cor -
aer OF Union and Burgundy streets measur ~
s OK iseL 'front.' on Union street by ninety.
u depth and front on Burgundy sfreef tx
,unee n1aeteen measuring thirty feet front
eet in depth 80 GU anu twenty
Seized in the above suits.
Ierns-Cash on the snof
]. i. ALCEE GAUTHREAuy
i,,o =. CIvll Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orieans
lyls 26 au2 9 16 u =. o1aedus'
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
writ OF feri facias, to me directed by 4 the q
horeFab Of the Fourth District Court the
!! will proceed to sell at public auction at tho
Merchants and aAuctioneers' Exchange, Koyaj
street. between Canal and Custonh house streets
Ia nAV 5ns second District OF this city on MON
following described property, to wit - 20
:, a OBTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
bounded by Rampant. Clouet Mont te ntu and
burgundy streets. measuring sixty-three feet
front on Clouet street by one hundred and
part street. 49, 49, Asaia
Seized In the above suit,
Terms-Cash on the spot.
]. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUy
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
au01 % aa4 II " NAAo"AAo.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
want iserepa ys. Charles FIory. tuaiyi-
Vidually. and rs tutor OF the minors Florya
['lFTH DISTRICT COURT FoR THE pan

| HlFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- lsh OF Orle,tns, No l6073-By virtue of 4 wri,
OF seizure and sale. to me directed by the hon
cradle inc Fifth District Court for The parish Of
oil9iaths. IN the above entitled cause will rro-
esed 70 sell ut public auction at tho Merchants
anu anu Auretloneers, Exchange. Royal street. be-
second Dara an "f Gstgmhonss streets the
tember 8. 1879. at IL O'Clock M. the following do.
scrlbed property. 70 wit -
-, THREE LOTS OF GROUND, situated IN tho
e el ,by T,,choupitonlas, Annunciation. Gaianntc
ana CallioDe streets. designated blythe numbers
one. Two ana three. on plan by J. Pile late
surveyor. dated the tenth OF April. 1911. Lot
inuihper one measures eiRhty-two feet fhTee
INES INES front on CallioUe street. eighteen feet
~ rem on Annuncfation street. ef which two
s1iGe.s IL forms tho corner. fifty two feet eleven
inches and ono line front on an alley common y,
nra LOS numbers one and two which allev meas
i've feet eleven inches and three lines diviaing
sald lot number one from lot number two: inf
h.liper TWO measures twenty-five feet front on
annuncfation street twent seven feet In width
10 the rear, ono hundred feet three inches and
TWO q, ilnes on the side adjoining lot number one
ana nne hundred and ten feet five Inches and
fnh mr. f lot lumber three measures twenty
~ I'VE Z. 10 ieet front on Annuncalion street,
iio 10 ra,h feet four Inches and two lines
ten feet five inches and six lines On the side ad
juing 10y number tWo eighty seven feet two
number four and thirty-one feet on iha rasr ' ~
ipt number eight and an alley five feet wids for
me use IN common OF it and lots numbers four
I'VE, I'VE. Elk and sewn; together with all the build
lus -, ana improvements thereon, without ex-
= ptlon or reseTvatton. Which said pronertv
was acquired by Charles Flory. by mears Of he
pu aGa he made thereof at the nublic sale
1aae on the third Of February 1879, BY G, s
y virtue OF writ of seizure and sale to him him
nnrt a. by the hanorabie the Fourth District
i, 1p I 19p ne parish Of Orleans Mt the suit Of
nan, u individually. and as tutrix, No. 80 o5e Of
ne 1oesee OF sid title registered in the
e er nna once OF this parish in book num-
md fifty-tWo W." ouo Aunaled
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J; r. ALCEE GAUTHREAuY
o,,7 civil u Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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A FAMOUS MINE.
How the Famous Bonanza Mine Of Utah
Was Discovered.

Two miners, says the Pittsburg Telegraph,
sat down III the wilderness OF southern Utah
a few months ago to MUNICH their bread and
then pursue their wanderiGgs and thGir search
for wealth. They were ,proprietors' who,
having left tho beaten track OF treasure seek
ers, wandered Off, to tho amusement Of their
fellows, into the comparatively level country,
where months of searching had revealed
nothing.
ave had better get back into the mountain
country, jim" said his "pard.'
Az he spoke his tool struck something
few inches under the sand, and tho prOspectOr
found u fracture on the rocks and picked Up
@ small yellowish piece of stone.
whats that r said Tom, us no saw with
what feyerish eagerness his "pard" exam
ined the piece.
"Egad | think it's horn silver!"
They were out Of provisions and clothes,
they had not means with which TO pay the fec
for securing their find" After opening their
prize sufficiently to show that a vein Of ore
existed, they offered 1t TO Mr.. Ben Morgan, of
Pittsburg, who is operating smelling works
q few miles below Salt Lake City, for $4,000.
Mr.. Morgan sought the advice OF tho super
lntendent OF the Ontario mine. Together
they carefully examined tho now "lind.' and,
unfortunately for them, they decided 1t was
not worth rlslSing the money en-. Tho miners
continued 70 open their vein, but soon again
two Irish friends, who had already lost money
on supposed finds" and besought them to
try their luck once more. After much i'm
portuning they invested enough money to
give the miners n good start, when tho devel-
opment OF the mine proceeded rapidly. Four
shafts were sunk and q number OF interme-
date galleries run which connected the shafts
The work was pushed solely with d view
Go show tho magnitude Of the deposit. II was
the marvel of the whole country. Conserva-
tive old engineers measured the ore-bodies
actually In sight, taking nothing for granted,
and made many analyses In all parts Of the
mine to determine its richness and the most
cautious calculated the silver in sight to be
worth S27,Ooo.O0o. jay Cooke, hearing Of this
prize, secured m option of one-half interest
Tor S2,500,00O for short time, and, hastening
eastward, he induced number Of English
men in New York to invest, and they took It
at this price, the four original owners dcclin-
Ing TO sell the remaining half at any price.
This Is the now famous Horn Silver Mine
or New Bonanza" around which town has
In a few months clustered called Frisco"
and to which one mine the Utah Southern
Railroad will this summer be extended nearly
three hundred miles.
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z. Bermudez vs.. Jno. a. Do.cber

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THEpAR-
uri .sa Of orleans No 92oo-By virtue OF an alias
dreced By he 6on DrI ct h er s aeas to
Uo4rt for the parish of Orleans, in the abava
Hiin liz aat cause vii proceed 10 sell at pub pub
tioneers Exchange. Royal srest be aaa Aue
1aIe Of this city MoHDAY ssp pfenf pl1
property. to wit o7ooiioeu
l. CERTAIN PORTION OF GRO1JND a.
gs.her with the buildings thereon aud apn11rte-
lily Third plriet af 4g1s st9 ted a Gen
me number eleven, on a plan Of q 4 R ny
dArmas dated to- the tenth Of Decembsr 1851 and
IL this city. under the number dftv five a. hay
OF plans nunber one, according TO which p nIsh
and poft a1 OF ground measures two hundred
le Ia Crete by depth of eleven arpents tygant
1--WE tolses and five feet, or twenty-five hnndrsd
Anu noar nly SIX fset two Ia hes and six lines,
per Ten belonging to the widow and heirs Of M
ale Francis Grilot q depth of eleven arpa nv. |
1nnape5 Ak a9lses and tFo feet or twenty-five
tnd Two lines, American measure on the s5s
Inc oiviIdlng 1t from lot number twelve, balonaz
lundred and to- hp,le and width Of one
u tne rear line dividing it from the pronertv ~
ne Louisiana Jockey Club. - = ~ y
p ?, AND A., PORTION OF GROUND, also dies.
lnnaeaiateiy IN front Of the above deserjbeeSd
ap 3eoyI mes sia one hlndred and gi4
red and e oa SAG chemin de Crete two nun
r9nt on the GENTLY Road one hundr re-, tne5
fh a leei seven inches and two lines deep
lrs: WIDOW Role and extending from Gan{5,i 81
;5o a.ot 70 Chemin de Ia Crete and danth ~
da one and sixteen feet On the other
lght to chemin de Ia Crete. if any any VIA Inc
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash On the SPOT
c..,J; r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUY.
lya1 au7 Il q Is sci - 1SA " osioaas.
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ihe C1sy efNew Orleans VS.. Madam,
Loranger and Jeaa Dihaa

HH ila DIsTRICT COURT FOR THE PAP
Of Az = fae oeleans 70 561oBy VIRTUE Of arfr
the Third sa ist 70 n directed By tbs honoratie
If lans IN the s above entitled cause for ev ~ rags
a. a. he 1o'' VIII proceed to sell at public auction
I .n,1 alarchaaIs and Agctioneers' FTchenea
l.oyal street bween Caaa and Cnstamisaf5sa
YHIRs % We second District 81 this city, on
ths foioR h 49, y 80 at T. o.clk n
;, 4 - CERTAIN PORTION OF G8orSn s,+-
~ ~ Ihtrd District OF this eity, in
baundsa AZ n6ar four hundred ard ninety four
. M 4n Me hy Marigny Urquhart. ElysIan Fieids
aar Mar ais streets. and designated IS Iot num-
Uro nisls formlng the corner of Margny and
S Sdaun eft streets, measuring enc hundred ard
seven sever. feet eleven inches front on Narian l,l
sn by one hundred and six FEET tan il ehes
s an.. SIX lines IN depth and front On Ureuharf
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot. -.~
j.. Il. ALCEE GAUTHREATy
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of arlaaans
lyls 20 au29 16A = Siieeas'
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The City Of New Orlerns vs.. Francis {,
Bowen; same vs.. Francis G.. Rowan.

THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans, Nos. % and 4o,625-By virtue
OF two Writs of feri faeias to me directed by the
ish Of Orleans. in the above entitled causes
for city taxes of 1877 and 1878 will proceed to
sell at public auction. at the Merchants and
Canal and Customhouse streets, 10 the Second
District of this city, on THURSDAY. August 81
1879. at II o'clock M. the following described
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. Sit
uated in the First District of this city, in
square number two hundred and sixty four.
Union streets. designated as lot number eight.
measuring. twenty-five feet front on Grayier
street by sixty seven feet in depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Ierns-Cash on the spot
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHRFAUY.
Jyl9 rs au2 9 Is al - No'
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sUcCEs..os NOTICES,
SUCCESSION of Es,ern. ro.asv,as,

NEssIUu OF Etlehne EO.dsytAsfe.
sC9Ap DIsTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
De- "a ar,o OF dreams, 10. saa9AWhereas. Octave
Lloned the court for letters 81 da:igs tesla
m a,sg exseatorshfp IN the above entitled
It a aF eo aoaee IS hereby given p all whom
WY tae prayer OF the said pstitioner should
not be granted @toe4
BY order of the court.
auls u 80 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS

ohav Jacksou's best sw4e, navy tobacco :,
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Il. +. Theurer vs.. John FrederIcks ana
0. Il. MCLEAN. ~

au21 % SEA II 10 %
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-20
Eastern Cities and Princi.
pal European Ports.

Apply to II. MCCLELLAN, Local
Agent, Office, No. 664 Main street,
over the Commercial Bank, Los
Angele5.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-20

the Guard to prevent It. The ball
entered the right tenn pie and lodged
in the brain. The Governor has
granted reprieve until the 18th
of MAY,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-20
a San Jose Scandal.

The examination of Mrs. Ann r.
Pendleton, Fl. G. Newly, G. Claa-
sen and his wife Catherine Claasen,
was called in Justice Buckners
Court at San jose on Tuesday.
They were arrested on complaint
of Ex-Chief of Police James v.
Tisdell, for felony, in having, on or
about the 28th OF November, 1878,
threatened to expose a certain So.
cret concerning A. Waldteufel, by
imputing to him an agreement,
etc., to commit adultery with Ann
r.. PendletOn, one of the defend
ants. At the time aforesaid the
Claasens were keeping the Centen-
nial House in that city, and Mrs.
Pendleton was boarding with them.
Waldteufel is said to have accom-.
panied Mrs. Pendleton to her room,
and shortly after his arrival Mrs.
Claasen entered upon the scene I'M
expectedly and decamped with
his clothes. To secure these and
secrecy Waldteufel was induced to
sign a note for $1,000. or this sum
$500 became due about the 2Sth of
February, the balance in twelve
months from date. The note was
transferred by Mrs. Claasen to II.
c. Newby, of thus city, he giving
liis note for $500 in return for it.
rhe Waldteufei note was then sold
or given to Harry Pateman, a San
Francisco collector, who, when the
first installment became due, made
u demand for the money, and not
receiving it, commenced suit in one
of the District Courts of San Fran
cisco for it's recovery. Waldteufel
in return had the parties arrested.
On Tuesday, upon opening the case,
District Attorney Lowell, who was
appearing for the People, demand
ed that the note be produced, as it
had been subp9naed. 1t not being
forthcoming, the case was adjourn.
ed until the next day.