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K.spar Auch vs.. John e. &. cray.

E'IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il III of OrleAns No. 1o.305-By virtue Of
VII Of ssz1re "Ed i, san to me directed by me the
cause, vii proceed to eell at public
auction. tho Merchants and Auctioneers Ex-
change. Koy,l ttreet. between Canal and Gus
tomhouRe streets; IN the, Second District Of
this city. on SAT UIlDAY. January ~ 1890. NJ u
O'Clock m, tho following described property. to
FIVE CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND. to-
gether with the building and improve
ments thereon and NIL rights. ways.
privileges and aupurtenances thereunto be-
longing. situated In tho, aixth District
OF this city. in the square bounded by LaH-
rel Jena. Cadiz and Constance q ito Live Oak
streets. and designated by the numbers eleven.
twelve thirteen, fourteen and fifteen on n
plan drawn ny II. MoehHusen. architect. IN
| zach other. and measure each thirty fest front
on Constance Hste Live Oak street by one hum
dred and thirty feet in depth. betws. Il parallel
lines lot number . even forming the corner Of
Acquired by defendant by purchase from ia
! cob Hnssiuger, per act passed before Andrew
Hero. Jr., notary in this city. October 6. 1871
| Seized In the above suit.
| Terms and cOnditfOus-1. In cash for a sniff
| cient amount to pay plaintiffs lain, say six
| hundred dollars, with per cent Interest Der
annnm on three hundred dollars from October
! G. 1879 and similar interest on three hundred
dollars from October 8. 1877. until the day Of
| sale per cent for attorneys fees In the Rggre-
gate amount OF principal and Interest Of plain
\ tif's claim; four dollars costs OF copy OF act
and all costs Of suit and the taxes due on the
2. And on terms Of credit to meet an out.
standing note Of three hundred dollars, dated
October 6. 1877. payable three years after date
and bearing fntereet at the rate OF per cent pel
annum from date until paid
]. r. ALICE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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JUDICIAL ADvERTIsEMEWTs.1
sH ERaFF SALES.
Danle, n. Carron VS.. pav,a wallace.


rI'HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAHr
4 lab Of Orleans. No. 25 .a65-By virtue of a
writ nf seizure and aals, to me directed bV thu
honorable tho Third District Court for the
parish of Orleans, IN the above entitled
oauaa | will proceed to cell 1T public auction
OF The Merehants and Auctioneers' Exchanga.
Royal street, between DRna aud CustomllouHu
streets In the SECOND District Of this city ON
SATURDAY. January D. 1890. ut "a O'CLOCK Ms
Tho f. d.scrihed prop,rty, 70 wit
the buildings aud improvements thereon and
all tho rights. ways. privileges and appurfa~
nnncea thareunto belonging. aituated In the
Third District of thla city. In tho square bound
ed by Lsharpe, Dorgenoia. Columbus and
Rochehavs streets, and designated by tho
numhnrs twenty ono and twenty two on
sketch annexed to m act passed. before A, ID.
bnrioeourt notary. on tho thirteenth Of AH~
gust. 1866 which said lots measure ench thirty
two feet nfne inches and four lines front on
foet In depth. being the same property acquired
by defendant Herein by purehass from J. q.
Robert by an act passed before A. Barnett
notary In this city. on the thirteenth of Beute
Dor iR15
Seized In the above suit
Terms and Crndltlona-Ths being the Sec
oud and last auction tho said property will be
definitely adlndoatad to the higheat and last
bidder. for what II will bring, Mt twelve months3
credit the purchaser furnishing bond with
good and solvent security bearing eight pen
cont intereat Der annum from date Of sae aud
special mortgage on the property sold unttr
final payment snid purchaser will have TO dee
duct from his bid and pay in ensh the amount
about tbIeo hundred dollars. mud furthermore
the State parish and municipal taxes on said
property. tho amount of which IL NOT yet aacer~
tHinad.
J. r. AI.GBE GAUTHHEAUE.
civil aherlN Of the Parrish Of Orleans.
nj
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Arthur Denis VS.. Jean .eEassie.

rIHHIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ish Of Orleane No 260os- By virtue Of a
honorable the Third District court for the
parish Of Orleans, In the above entitled
cause / will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, at the Merchants and AuctiOnters' III
change, Royal street, between Cana! and Gus
tomhouse streets. In the Second District Of this
oc clock m. the following described property, 70
Wit
SEVEN CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. to-
gether with the rights. servitudes and adyan~
pertaining. situated, lying and betug In the
Third District of this city designated By the
numbers three, four. five. six. seven. eight and
nine in the square two hundred and twenty
! four. which is bounded by Alfred saulet's prop
| erty Burgundy Flood and DauUhime streets,
according to a4plan drawn by J. A f'Hemeeourt.
! deputy surveyor, dated fourteenth ADtil, 1sT0.
deposited In the Office OF A. Ducatel, notary, al
! plan number tnirtY-ntne Of the book OF plans
| mum Der seven. The said lots Of ground meas
feet SIX inches front on Dauphine street pV one
| hundred and twenty eight teet five inehes ia
depth: lots numbers five, six. seven ana eight
each thirty two feet front on Dauphtne
street by one hundred and fifty nine feet
/ ten inches and seven lines In depth. and lot
| number nine thirty-one feet six inches front on
! Dauphine street by depth OF one hundred ana
| fifty nine feet ten inches and seven lines. De-
tween equal and parallel lires. Being the
same property ACQUIRED by defendant h 4Ifil
widow Of Charles Caffin. Senior, and from
| Charles Caffin. Junior, as per act passed pr.
fore Amedee Dacatel, notary public In thts sitys
| on June 90. 1873.
Seized In the above suit
1 Terms-Cash on tie spot.
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUZ
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF OrleGnzs
dele II a 81 Ja7 10
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J. tt, NIIFF IfAU TT NEAUI.
Civil Sheriff OF tho Parish Of Orleans.
deli 1924 JRta12



AtNTH DISTRICT COURT POR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans No 994O- By virtue Of q writ
Of seizure and sale. directed to the Civil Sheriff
Of the parsh Of Orleans by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for tho parish Of 0rleana.
in the above entitled cause ] will proceed to
soil ut public auction. at the Merchants and
Auctonaers Exchange. Royal street. betwesT.
Canal and Customhonse streets IN the Second
District Of this city on SATURDAY. December
~. 1879. Mt Il O'Clock m. the following described
ia i. 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated
in the Second Distriet Of this city In the square
bounded by IRENE. st. Louis Toulouse. and
MHras street designated as lot number stx on
Il sketch of 81 plan annexed for reference to an
net passed. on the seventh day OF August, 1851.
before Octave do Armhs. notary public In thiE
city. which said lot measures about fifteen feet
five inches front on Treme street by q depth
between parallel lines OF eighty feet fovt
inches. and fronting In the rear TO common
alley Of four feet eleven inches wilde. opening
on st. Louis street: together with ail the build
ings and improvements tn reon. circumstances
and dependencies. without exception or reser~
D. LOT OF GROUND situated In the Bee
ond District Of this city. In the square bounded
by IRENE. St. Louis. Toulouse and Marais
sketch OF plan annexed Tor reference 10 gu
act passed on August 7, 1867. before octave Dg
Armas notary public In this city: which said
lot measures about fifteen feet five inches front
on Treme street by q depth between parallels
lines Of eighty feet four inches. and fronting In
the rear to n common alley OF four feet eleven
Rether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon. circumstances and dsL endenctes. With
out exception or reservation.
Being the same property acquired by the Do
PENDANT herein by purchase from Thomas
Amedee Maher. per act passed ha.or9 ~
Drouet. notary public In this city. on March u.
1868.
Sezed IN the above suit.
Terms- Cash on the spot
r. r. ALCEE GAUTHRFhUA
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
da3
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since Tho sudden Disappearance Of tho Tep-
IT. waters IN Bohemia last year, when, III
will he recolected. the spring had been tnad-
vertently tapped and drawn Of into som" OIL
tho netghborinR coal mines. the muniripf
authorities have not ceased To devote thelr at
tantion To the question, with II view to pre-
servo to the town that which Is the mainstay
sc its prosperity and evnn OF IT, very. exist
euce IN the spring 81 this year a SHAFT wa;
sunk to the depth of fifteen metres at the old
spring and in thts shaft last week the WORK
~ boring was commenced and Will he con
tinued till depth of sixty metres has beer
reached The rock is of very hard porphyry
and the progress hitherto has hncn very slow
In addition to thus operations tn aee"rdane.
with a resolution Of the municipal council an
Ia he commenced mt another spot, and tht
boring Is To he carried II necessary = dept
0f sQN metres IL il intended t. complete tht
work before tho opening of the next summer
SpaS8n
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CONGREGATION Temple sinai vs.. }. l.. Haas

L'IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il ish of Orleans. No. lol15-By virtue Of a
orable the Fifth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans. In the above entitled cause. / will pro-
coed to sell at public auction. at the Merchants
tween Canal and Customhouse streets in the
second Distrtc of this city on TUESDAY. De-
cembar 30. 1879 al u O'Clock m. the following
described property. to wit
PEW NUMBER ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE
no. 1861 Of Congregation Temple Sinai. said
temple being on Caroldelet street. between De-
lord and Calliope streets, in the First District
of this city.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
j. Z ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
dele 81 go
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succession of George shorey.

SECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
, ish Of Orleans, No 1866 Whereas Mrs.
Letitia J. Sh0rpy has petiti0nad the court for
letters of administration on the estate Of the
late George Shorey deceased. Notice is hereby
given to all whom 1t may concern 70 show
cause within ten days why the prayer OF the
said petitioner should not be granted.
de1s AZ as N JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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now Mr. Gladstone Gagged "a Teiepnohe'

mentioned yesterday that 10 order g a.
+amnf ~ meet tn possible demand for on
portunity to hear Mr. Gladstone the Odd
Fellows Hall. quarter Of a mile distant, had
been hired and connected with the Corn ~
change hy telephone wire. lnthe interests o.
science and of the Ddtly Noes, commission
Cd a gentleman to attend and take notes OF
the success Of the experiment. He reports
that the audience distinctly heard the cheer
ing and singing Of the meeting in the Corn
Exchange and also the strains OF the band'
Lord Roseberry's voice was also recognized,
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Succession or Louis Andre.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans No. II 3f0-Notice IL hereby
given 10 the creditors Of this estate and to al
other persons herein interested 70 show cause
within ten days from the present Motif .ati IN,
If any they have or can. why he account pre-
srnted By the Administrators of this estate
should not b. approved and hnmologatei. and
the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order OF the Court.
de19 a IS JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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The Russian and Prussian governments
have adopted kind Of biscuit for horses, CON
tanning much nutritive matter IN small Vol.
nme. The biscuits are formed Of the meal OF
oats peas. and linseed. mixture has been
obtained such that one kilogramme Of It Is
equivalent to five kiogrammes Of oats u
has been found that horses bear fatigue better
when fed with these biscuit than when leo
with oats. The biscuits can he threaoed 10,
eyathar M means OF an iron wire: thus horse
NAV carry it, own food four or five days.
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citizens Hank Of Louisiana vs.. Mrs.


rIrIIKD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
] iah Of Orleane No 25 oR7- 81 virtue of a writ
Of seiztlrn and enfe IN mo direeted bv tho
hororahIa tho Third District Court for tho
parish Of Orleans. in the above entitled
nnuan | will proeaed "a sell at hubble
auction nj the Merchants and Aurfloneers' Ex~
ahnnee Koval street bet vveen CsnaI and Cua~
to,nhnuaa streets In The SECOND District of thfg
civ on MONDAY january r. 1sgo. nj ID O'Clock
m, the fol owing deaeribnd property to Wit
LOT or GROUND eifilatGd in the Fsegnd
D'striet of This ctty, In inc SQUARE bounded h..
g,ayee. Ursultnes' Cnnnp Or Gharfree ard Ut
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUCCESSION NOTICES.
of y.F. C. E. Bertrand.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish OF Orleans No. I.l0-Notice IL hereby
given TO the creditors of this estate and to all
other persons herein Interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification,
IL any they have ~ can. why the account pre-
scented by ]. C. De Manly testamentary execn,
tor In this estate should not ba approved and
homologated and the funds distributed in ac-
c0rdanee herewith
de24 70 ja2* JOHN HERBERT. Clerk
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Life in the region Of Sandy Hook is to be
anliyenrd by the groans OF a monster fog
horn warranted to penetrate fifteen miles.
Tn modern attractiveness added to watering
places by fog horns and fog trunipets, for Tor
those who like that sort Of music, deserves ,,S
from lighthouses. during fogs, all day and all
night nigh 10 long: but science has now invented in
s 4 10 carry so.nd further-though
why it should be necessary TO warn on lh the
vovager at a distance Of fifteen miles Is hol
clear
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4 girl bought what me thought was stfych-
nine. al Lisbon, Mo, but the suspicious
druggist gave her harmless drug, which
she took home, swallowed In the presence OF
her family aud hade them farewell lhysi-
clans we're hutriediy summoned. and anti
dotes and stomach pumps were vigorously
used The yirI herself soon Joined in the de-
sirc 10 save her life and earnestly prayed
that miracle might hn added tothe ordinary
modes of treatment She believed that heI
petition was answered until the druggist let
nllt tho trnth
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-27

Sir Garnet absolutely forbade the
consumption of all intoxicating drink,
whatsoever in his army from the begin.
ming TO the end If the Ashantee cam.
paign. except, Of course. when stimu-
lants were ordered 20 their patients ty
surgeons. Needless to add, the General
practiced what he preached.
Sir Garnet is 8 professional tactician
as Is Lord Chelmsford The differ
ence between the two men is this: the
former .csn act as well a. be can write.
By acting mean no. being afraid to
incur responsibilities st critil;l mo-
ments. \ young Officer once asked Sir
Garnet which was the best road 10 emf
renee in the military career. lie un
hesi'atngly replied study" adding:
Don't believe V ba. some fellows will
tell you about the difference between
bookish aud practical men You can't
do anything nov a-days without scien-
tifc knowledge. Read as much as you
can; it is SIRE to Fay in the long run.
He has himself written the Soldiers
Pocket Companion" It the best
military manuals ever penned
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DR.. GIBBONS
DISPENSARY.

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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-03-19
L0UYsvILLE. KENTUCKY.

Newspaper Changes-S25,O0O Seduction
Fever Preventives-
Noted Burglars Held to Answer-A
Brazil Man Loses an Arm.
Special to the Sentinel:
LOUISVILLE, March H.-R. NJ. Hathaway and
Frank Mckee, are to have charge of the city
next.
the pawnoroker, for SIS 600 for alleged seduc-
circuit court. 1t viii probably be decided by
the jury to morrow forenoon.
The chief of police to day issued an order TO
the force for thorough house to house in
inspection, for the purpose of having all filthy
premises and localities cleaned. Our ex-
perience with yellow fever last fall will result
in clean city the coming summer.
VIM. Riddleberger. Anna Baldwin, VIM.
Good and j. Troat, the organized gang of bur
glars arrested last Friday, were to-day held in
heavy bonds to answer in the circuit court.
This is the most dangerous gang OF burglars
that ever visited Louisville. Their depreda-
tions extended to many of the counties OF
Middle Kentucky, and included horse stealing
among other crimes.
John Penman, of Brazil, Ind, had his right
arm amputated at the City hospital to-day
from injuries received on the Elizabethtown
and Psducah railroad last Saturday. he had
started to Eastyiew, KY, in search of a long
missing son. The conductor claimed 40 cents
more than Penman had paid for his ticket
and on the refusal of the latter to pay that sun
put him off the train, and the accident oc
CURED.
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and DR.. Cox had him taken to
the Hospital, where DR.. Holloway
amputated his arm just below
the shoulder. He is now doing well. He is a
very intelligent man. and anxious about his
family at home, which consists of a wife and
nine children. He is very indignant at the
way the E. P. road treated him, and says he
will sue for damages.
General Ekin, in charge of the quartermas-
ter's depot, this city, has gone to Washington,
rumor says, on business relative to the new
army bill.
Rev. Simco, the coiored preacher who had
his little church torn and split up on account
of a scandal case, goes to Bloomington, where
he is to fill the pulpit of the Baptist church.
Negotiations ere now pending to consolidate
the three lodges of Knights OF Honor in This
city.
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ELK HART.
Sad Plight of a Railroad Conductor.

Sad Plight of Railroad Conductor.
Special to the Sentinel:
ELKHART, March IA brakeman on the
west enc of the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern railway came home a few nights
ago and found prominent Lake Shore freight
conductor occupying the same bed with his
wife. The husband took things very quietly,
aud asked in a low tone where he should sleep,
to which his wife replied that he might sleep
on the sofa until they got ready to let him
come to bed.
The husband quietly walked out of the
room, but soon returned with an old horse
pistol, with the intention of trying the con-
ductor's lead capacity. His better sense, how
eser, stopped him from shootin and the
conductor was given time to get on his clothes,
when he left. There was quite a war between
the husband and wife, but things seem quleted
down now.
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JEFFERsoNvILLE.
Put Oh n Train and Badly Hurt-Mfgra
tion of q COIored Preacher.

Special 70 the SenLlne!:
JEFFERsoSvILLE, Ind, March H.-John
Penman, Scotchman, and miner from Bra
ziI. Ind, arrived here Saturday, crossed the
river, and purchased ticket
for East View, KY, on the e. and p.
road. When within five miles ofhis destination
the conductor, Who, he says, had taken up his
ticket, demended the second time 40 cents
more, which he declined to pay, and
was put off the train. Tired and sleepy,
he sat down on the end OF q
cross-tie to rest, and fell asleep, when pass
ing freight train knocked him of. bruising his
body terribly and breaking his arm In two
places. He vas brought back to Louisville
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sHELBYvILLE, ILLINOIS.

A Large Manufacturing Establishment
Burned.
Special to the Sentinel:
SHELBYvILLE, March ia fire here to-day,
originating in a stable, swept away the large
Y L Beehive manufacturing building of
Barnes, Heminghaus & Johnson, with 600 bee
hives and all the machinery. Loss, s3,OO0,with
no insurance. Irwin Heminghaus fine resi-
dence was saved with great difficulty.
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Republican Caucus Nominee..

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Republican
representatives,, at caucus this afternoon unani-
mously3 nominated the following candi-
dates for the various elective offices of the
House: Far speaker, General Garfield: clerk
of the House, ex-Congressman Ralney, of
South Carolina: sergeant alarms, jeremiah
Merusk, of Wisconsin; doorkeeper, James NJ.
Melton, of Tennessee; paymaster, General
Harvey Sherwood. of Michigan; chaplain, DR..
Naylor, of the Methodist Episcopal church,
Washington city. The following resolution
was adopted:
Resolved, That it is the sense OF this caucus
that no legislation shall be entered upon dur
ing this session of Congress other than that for
which the session was especially called.
Only one vote was cast against the adoption
of this resolution. During the preliminary
interchange Of views, q very general desire
was expressed that the session should be Of
short duration. Politicsl topics and question:
of party policy In the Impending contest we4s
not discussed. yess