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4oi THE DAILY PICAYUNENEW ORLEANS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1887. SSTTliG HIMSELF EIGHT. Views Before mmmtrca Commissi tho Inter- iion. atato Arursrrt. naXorallT lmDOlolTe.

ioroewlxat excited while presentm; e- chamber of Commerei to interstate ta correct any wrong- Impressions his remark might have caused he baa JfEW Obxkans, May 3. 1887. ir if. Cooler and others, of Inter- rmunission Sirs As one appearing- Tna yesterday. paper report giving an what I stated before) your hon-lf body.

I to eorroct aay lxnpres-'vVTi micas have mads to the effect of the parties -who appeared be- Tl MJ an.M.nM Jj Ver aetnated by nour eonsid-P dvea them by railroads, uniess i legal attorneys employed lor i nssf) OUS wuen i aw ma array I rtrSnces in behaiX of the sospen- to mproH you witn my eonvio- seemingiy arrayea law. I most confess, thas in the the Christian lawgiver IielG "Tjf iming "Lord forgive them. I or know ot what they as my lmpres- iajthattlioaa who were pleading for penal bad been by those powerful, rfsxtiaiss unscrupulous and heretofore hnflled monopolists, specially favored in LiVtininediate trade from conaideratlon Zar Hereafter deatroy the only nvall-JLreane for their protection (the water MTincee) and when this had been ac-mWhshed, woe to the deluded Tiotims for -bone given them for the oonaldera-2H waleh I feel sure wonld in no way for the pounds of Utah they wonld 'lit thereafter. Ho doabt your honor-will fully- realize this when you uTestKated the cunning and opprea- ATA hii nnrsntmr. not understand ma to be an enemy to -JiJL-oe and their many worthy employee, a-itheir Iron heeled power convince ma 7hB people most look to some equitable watchful protector ana we ean but TJim toot honorable body thia ean and will jL-tonable time be etTeoted for an to all.

I ean bat refer tor my amenta to the report presented to you Mterday from the Chamber of Commerce. Sjl farther desire to aay In behalf of rail-ZZtt that I aa well as other thinkers, look rTujem aa (treat benefloiarie for the peo-akand I would not raise, my voice to do go an intentional injustice; but when tbtrbeeome oppressive and unscrupulous jTjlielr oeallnga with the people. It is time. with usurers, to have a law to UeHne the at which their extortions ean be tol-ujU I wish them all. ana more such, rt much prosperity, ana with true (I may mi) frantnde tor any liberality granted the Mulle, when not actuated from evident op-nestion, which too often seems too patent their deaiicfc comparing their "inland Bmf6ns' wita luelr water paraUel conneo- Patdon me for this trespass upon your time, With much respect for your patience and kind courtesy while- In session here, I vr as a citizen without dissent, express hirtaatontldence ana Terr good wishes trom.

tne people of this city for each and. veryose of your honorable body, and be-Bsvs- your unapproachable uuwavenn cooise will Inspire harmony between the awpls and their carriers without caustnjr fea that vexation that seems possible in the srra of vonr arduous duties. WUhlDif you a pieasaui sojourn wuiia wiia. .9 IB our loyal ana eanujr Doutu. m.

awain tpelogize upon this trespass npon your vailed tune. xoat rerpectiallr. Jso. J. Gbo.0aO.

The Ladies' Fayorite. The newest fashion in ladies' bats will leaotless cause a nutter of pleasurable ex-BMnent imong the fiUr sex. Ladies are alwajs susoepuble to the changes of a fathittn plate and the more atartllne the de-airtare. the more earnest the gossip over Us asw mode. Dr.

Pierce's Favorite Fre-sfrtpuon la a positive cure for the ills which fu: females and make their lives misera-kis. Thia sovereign panacea ean be relied am cases of displacements and all funo-Boaal derangements, it builds up tne poor, laccani and Oragged-qut victlui. and gives ker renewed hope and fresh lease of life. It Is the enly medicine for woman's peculiar weaknesses and ailmsnrs sold by druggists ader a positive guarantee from tne manu Caoturera that it will give satisfaction in avsry case, or money refunded. Head printed guarantee on bottle wrapper.

FEETOSTS The pupil of Mme. SL Prevost, the talenC-'st professor of music, last night gave a do-achtfal eatertainment at the ball or the tnlon Franeaise. The cosy bail waa well jiied with the friend of the young-ladles arUcipatlng in the anair and the admirers a( taelr esumaola teacher. The moslcaia pravea to be very enjoyable. The programme embraced some very aretty selections which were charmingly rMdered by tne young laaies.

Misties Fbiuppe. K. barker. B. Faleton.

Smltb, L. Frigeno. M. Milspaugh. BiscUoff, Bouere.

Cousin. Tnjaue and J. Anglade siajed upas the piano and aaAg to yie en-torment of ail. Suss jn' Theard. who It is at onee a tkiulul pertormer dsob the piano and a wet-voiced sin ret.

played La Jota azegonesa" with tne greatest agility of flu-raring, a resonant touch and nnoomiuon ssenracy. Eae also sang-the staalantino vna axpreasive talent and well modulated Toice. ic so aroused the enthnslasm in tne SBtlienee that aae waa forced to give an eu-csra, which she gracefully did. Miss Kegina Prevost sang an aria from La Favonia," displaying a well trained sfprano voice. Ehe was aiso warmly ap-fiaaded.

a ehorns from Le Cceur et la Main," sung fey the pupils, concluded, the entertainment. asara. Junior L. Bayhl. H.

P. Foupart, aruiur Baroa and Antonio Harua acted as a tecsption eonunittee. Jl most satisfactobt uetteh. a. very complimentary testimonial.

In the torn of a letter, of the fireproof properties Tokan paint bas recently been tendered eisra Gi2ney 4t agents for the sale In law Orieana of this valuable preparation, by the President of the Sew Orleans Pack-six and Canning Company. las letter, which Is appended, conveys the crsttrylng intelligence that through the nee at the paint en only portion of the bnlld-lacvu: the roof, the valuable works and bs content were aaved from destruction. Be thoroughly assured are the officers of tas 5aw Orleans Packing and Canning Compear of the Are-reel ting qualities of the Tslesa paint that they nave resolved to paint the inside as well aa the outside of their factory for entire security against lime in the future SUssrs. Glffney agents Vol can Psiat.Sa.21 Union street: Gentlemen We feel is due you and the pnblle generally to tats that had our canning company's works sot been psinted witn your nreproof paint they wooid nave been destroyed by nre on is evening of the 23d Inst. ha Under-head of our American pump lew eut at a moment when, the furnace aoers being; open.eaused the onpainted wood Work (max had not yet been covered, as ln-tadeti to lrnits over the machinery, and it torsed until reaching tb painted portion, las roof, being a sningio one.

was eovered wuk Jour paint on tne outside, and the re-out was the inside waa only charred the ntslde paint prevented the same from We will complete painting the inside atonee, ana thereby render tne buildings rreaident O. Packing and Canning Co. K. T. Woodwiid, Contractor and Builder for the Company.

ALT. ISAACSON. Secretary and Treasurer. SEW BLOOD. Seoj-ganizaaoa of tlie Chamber of Com-.

aaeree WiOs the Election of Sew Offleers CoL M. Dudley Coleman at the Helm. an adjourned meeting of the Chamber of Commerce was held at the Commercial Club evening for the election of officers. hlck action bad been delayed since Jan-ssry. mAitet an earnest debate on the long and Mors haul clause of the eoaameyce bill.

Mr. ilowarl ailed the meenng to' order "fidKated tnat he had served the Chamber resiuent for eight or ten years, and bad iways tried to faithluilr perform tne duties the effice that he and secretary Burwell ausnded every meeUng during that urns, but mat now he was compelled to de-2 aeoBtinuation of the honor. MJ'-H- Dudley Coleman stated that when ar. Howard reared teas he aid so with the Ih wl" ot Chambor. and moved thai the assembly be tendered to aiA.

The motion was unanimously carried. a Donley Coleman waa then noml- aaxau tor the presiaency, sad was elected by eiaraton. Capt. j. j.

Mellon was nnanlmonsly elect-7 L. Vice President. nZf' neing nominated for the second deeiined in favor of Cape ismaatu14 WiU AUo by aahJ' BnrwaU was elected Secretary, ta naoey terms acknowledging iSr? la office and the isneertanee WLamber, waose opialons be aaid axej lonrted and entertained, br everv commer- ciai body In tne world. Xhe duties of Treasurer, which have been performed by Col. isurwoil tor some time, upon his request, were transferred, to the ehonlden of a regularly elected officer.

Mr. J. J. Ciragard was named for the office, bus declined, and Mr. Hagh Flynn was elected.

A saotlun by Cape Msilon that the ottire of honorary President be created ana Mr, Howard be elected was unanimously earned. Thanks were given to the retiring Vice President. Mr. Mo rev- Capu Mellon moved that a special committee of three be appelated for the purpose of canvassing the mercantile bouses of thia city, for the purpose of receiving new members for the Chamber. The motion was carried and the committee, as well as the regular one, will be appointed at the next meeting.

ft was then resolved to hereafter meet at the Secretary' office, Sa 13 Union street. A veto of thanks was tendered by the Chamber to the Commercial Club for the use of the meeting roem. Xhe meeting then adjourned. MISDEEDS ASD MISHAPS. A.

Tough Mate. Last Monday night on the arrival of steamboat Hornet at her wharf, bead of Customhouse street, one of the colored roustabouts named James Grant was assaulted by the mate, Peter Kelly, and severely beaten because be did not catch toe boat's line soon enough for Kelly. Kelly was not arrested for this, but yesterday morning about 7:15 o'clock be beeame engaged in a quarrel with another colored man named William Forrest, during which Kelly drew sr revolver and fired a shot at him but without effect. Officers Beelhorsc and Ouenn arreeted both parties and locked them up. Kelly for snooting at and Forrest as a material State witness.

When called before the court Forrest waa discharged and Kelly was placed under 9730 bonds. False Pretenses. Yesterday Court Officer Crnso arrested Mrs. A.Danlels. who has been wanted for some days past on a warrant for obtaining goods by false preteuses.

The complainant. Mr. H. W. Allen, alleges that on two different occasions the prisoner came to his srores, Nos.

379 Hospital street and Xo. 3-U North Claiborne streets, and at each time obtained, a lot of silver-plated tablespoons, teaspoons and table knives and forks, all of whicn are valued at $. Xhe articles be claims were obtained under fraudulent names assumed by the prisoner. A Police Cleric ln Trouble. Clerk and Operator Hayes, one of the recent appointees, was arrested in tne Third Precinct Monday afternoon, for bein dru k.

Charges have been preferred against him by beret. Journee. and he will be brought before the board on Monday next. Hayes was assigned to duty in the Sixth Precinct recently, having been transferred from the Fifth station, where be was several times brought up on charges. Missing'.

Last Sunday night a young man named Albert Kpor, aged about 2S years, disappeared from his residence corner of Third and Hiliery streets, in Carrol It on. snd bas not since been heard from. He has a clean shaven face and had on dark cloches and a striped linen shire He waa mentally deranged, and his family fear that some ill has befallen him. A telegrams was sent to all stations last night instituting inquiries for Uxe missing man. A Kesro Wife Beater.

Last Eunday, at their residence, corner of Pacirlo Avenue and Eliza streets, Algiers, Prince Wallace aud bis "wife, botn colored, bad a quarrel during which the wife was shamefully beaten witn a broomstick by Prince. The woman was attended to by Dr. Brown, who pronounced her injuries serious bat not dangerous. An affidavit has been made against Wallace and a warrant Issued lor his arrest. CHIMES OF SOKJL1SDT And Grand Exhibition Drill at West Cnd.

To-night, at Weat End, the Crescent opera company tender the Louisiana Rifles a complimentary performance of the beautiful operetta Chimes of In aid of the expenses of the command to the forthcoming tntsrstate drill at Washington, D. As the Biflss will probably be the only company that will represent Louisiana in the great competitive drill, it becomes a matter of pride that a body of young men so admirably disciplined and ably command ed should be sent off in good style, financially speaking, by the people of a city they will represent so creditably. The company will pay the greater portion of the expense and ask but little outside assistance in consideration of satirinces made In business and loss of time. Besides the Chimes of Xormandy in the theatre, admission to which will be 50 cents. tne Rifles will give an exhibition drill in full uniform, and there will be a fine band of music in the garden, tree to the public, be fore the performance, which will commence at o'clock.

Let all who are patriotlo go and see the boys in their magnificent drill. THIEVES AT WOKS. A Stolen Bridle. About KSO o'clock Monday night a negro boy attempted to sell a bridle to Charles Hel- del. residing at No.

299 Magazine street, and noon bis Questioning the boy the latter dropped the bridle and ran off. ilr. Heldel at once concluded that the bridle bad been stolen and nodded Officer Hurley and turned it over to bis custody. A Soda Fountain Stolen. Daring Sunday night last a thief stole the soda water fountain from tne banquette in front of O.

is. Graoertrs imic stanu, corner of Louisiana Avenue and bt. Charles Ave nue. The fountain is valued at S7j. ana is owned by Hill's Soda Water Manufactory.

Robbing a Showcase. Last Mondar night the showcase of the Welcome ahoe store, C9 tiouth Rampart street, owned by Ham Vogt, was broken opan ana about worth of isdlea' shoes stolen therefrom. The thieves broke the lrou bars in front of the showcase and wltk'a piece of sunk lifted the shoes out from the case. Robbing a Trunk. A Tounc colored man named George A.

ViiiIani was arrestea on the complaint of a colored woman named Magnolia who claims that be stole 94 40 from a trunk at her residence 3o. 672 Dryadea street. Frightened OCT. Between 11 and 12 o'clock Monday night a thief entered Mr. B.

Shield's residence. corner of Race and Chippewa streets, but was frightened oa by the inmates without any plunder. rnliran'l "TifftToln" TlrflTTlOtM diCSStlOn. strengthens the teeth ana imparts a healthy color to the gums. Delicious aroma.

LAZES. In a Woodshed. Last- Monday evening a nre originated in the woodshed at Mr. L. Shuan's residence, 'o.

aa Piety street, and was extinguished by the before any serious damage occurred. MOVEMENTS LN RES, I. ESTATE. Transfers. David Haas to B.

Veil man, one lot. bounded by Breealove, Joseph and Uuratviile streets, $125. James Sasb'to James McCormack. one lot. bounasd by by Clio.

Erato, Benton and Liberty streets. $2800. John score to Louis Lay, four lots, bounded by Louisiana Avenue, Toiessuo, tit. David and St. Patrick streets, tsoo.

Mrs. M. Langstein et a Is. to Caroline Drott. two lots, bounded by Berlin.

Milan, Constance and Laurel streets, $000. Adam Drott. et ale. to Mrs. M.

Langen-stein. two lots, bounded by Berlin, Milan, Constance and Laurel streets, $1300. Widow and heirs of L. Jurey to Charles Newman, three lots, bounded by Prytania, 8l Charles, Polymnia and felicity streets, S16.3U). GustaveCbalalreto Wm.

Henry Bold In one lot. bounded by St. Peter. Carondelet Walk, Tontl and Roche lave streets. Amelia Onlsen to Bridget O'Brien, one lot, bounded by Decatur, Port.

St. Ferdinand and Morth Peters streets, $6600, Mrs. Sarab Hlrsch et aL to Mrs. Emma Bear, one lot. bounded by Girod.

Baronne, Lafayette and Carondeiet streets, $2750. There are many cneap cosmetics affered for sale whicbaeiaim to contain nothing injurious to the sain. This in ail ooso, all, or vary nearly all. are compounuea from tne most deleterious and poisonous drugs in the materia medioa. Tney destroy the vitality ot the skin, making the consumer prematurely withered and old.

J. A. Pozzoni guarantee hie medicated complexion powders entirely tree from all injurious matter, and will giadly pay $sw to any practical chemist who can Hud upon analysis tne slightest traceot white lead or arsenic Use none ether and you wu never regret. Price 60 wiu pv oox. ctua an dxugjosts and penuiuers.

-a ft BHOUEFS Combining IE05 witk FTTU TXCETABUB T05IC8, qalekiy sad esssalstsly CLEU8KS snd E3K1CBXS THE BLOOD, qmtckams ta actios of th Lirar and Xldssys. dears tie eempiexioa, stakes tss asia aaestk. Itaossaei in jars the tact, esass kseeaeae, er predansesa-stlpaUom ALL OTBEK IK05 KEOICLTES DO. Phjsicisns and Druggist sntywhar rsnommsnd it. Dm, V.

S. RraatM. fTarioa. Mas-, noommmd Bnma'a Iraa Blttara aa a alaabl tenia for aaneninc th blood, amS moving all drspepttO aymptoraa. It lo act hart ttxm HMll" Da.

a. M. Dkxzbxx, lUrnoIda. Ind says: I haw nresonbed Brm'l iron Bittara ia caaas of uuma and btood Jmiw also wim a tjuo waa nmtlnrl and it has prorad Uumockly auaxactory. Ma.

w. Btbws, S. Mary Maw Orlaana, La, saya: Brawn' Iron Bittjni relied at blood pauaaing. and I baartily onrnmnnd it to Ulnae mwiding a bloud puriflar. mv Ma.

W. WTMoiiSiv, TnaonaBbja. says: I hMW bean tznobUd fmm ehilahood wUJi Impnrs Blood and njxm am my tc two boU it of Brown's Iron Bitxan ifaotd a prfaot ora. a Cannot speak too of thia valuable madicma. Gannina baa above Trade Mark and eroaaad nd Unas on wrapper.

TakeaaaUier. Madaonlyby Basnra chemical to. baltimoke. mo. Do You Know It? WniCHMTEE'S HTTFOPHOSPHITK OP LIME AND HO DA is aaiatchleee Remedy lor CensampUon In every Kcage of the Diaeaae.

For Ceusaa. Weak Laags, Thrwat Olseases. Lm et leak mad Asseilie, and all lonna of l.enrml D-Slllly it la aa unequaled bpeciflo Kemeny. rF" Bs 8USB am) filf WISCHES-TUB'S PUKPanaTios. 1 and 9'i Pr bottle.

Pold by Drnggists. WlNCHJKsTKlfc Ss CO4 ltt-Z WlUlaa street. New York. o24 Hti otawAWly nrm SK YOUR GROCER FOR AND BONELESS BACON. MORS SKMUinC UMLXSS (HOWim OUR NI1HIID moc-auu, a uoht arnmc in.

attach kd TO TMC STfllMO AN THt rrmno canvas, aa in cuts. A Ettle uigter ia price, but of miriaM quality. 15 8aWAW3aa AUCTION SALES. ST MATHER JTDICIAL ADVERTISEMX3TT. HOUSEHOLD FTTRHrrCREJ AND MOV.

ABLB JFFECTS. 8CCCES3IOX OF BAEIHELIXT XATAPIlfe. Civil District Court for the Parish of Orleans, 1, Docket So. 20,540. BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

BY" MATHEB A HOMIS-Wiiira Homes. Saetioneer Oltlea So. 0 Carandeiet street. On TUCflSDAY, May 1J. 187.

at lo o'clock A. 21., oa the promise corner of Bread and Oa. zaca streets, br virtu sad in pursusnc to an order of the lion. F. Moaroa.

Judge of the Civil District Court for th parish of Orlaana, dated April 29. for account of the shove aurcension. will be sold One Lot of liousehold Furniture and Movable Effect, aa per inventory on sse in the Clerk's office of the above named honorable court. Terms Cash before delivery. myl 4 10 12 JUDICIAL ADVEBTI8KMENT.

OF HEJDER30S CARTES and MARY jASli JONkS. His WU. Civil District Court for the Parish ot Orleans. Docket Xo. 19.

am. BY MATHER A HOMES Warren Homes. Auctioneer Office 3o 9 Carondeiet street On VTCRUAT, May the 2th. IStlT. at 12 o'clock il at tne Arcade Auction Exchange, on Mazazlne street, between Uravisr and Natchpi stn-eta.

by virtue and in pnrssance to an order of the lion. Albert Vonrbl. Jude of tli Civil District Court for the aanshof Orlaana. Division E. dated April v2, 1SM7, docket 'o.

for acccount uf the above anceesaien, will be sold ONE VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, to-r p( her with all the bul'dings and improvements thpreoa. situated In tue sixth District of this city In the square bounded by Cadiz, Jana. Drv-ailea and Baovbaa atraata. ineaeunaa" -5 feet front on Dry ades by a dssth of l'-it teet between parallel llnea, more-or less, accordlnr to a plan made by stewart ot Hoffman, surveyors, dated April le87. Th improrement eaoslat of a cottscre house.

Terms Caeb: 10 per cent, caali on tse npuu Act of sale before ieo. Freot. notary, at the expena of the purvhaKer. Inolitillng the taxeaot laS7. ap'J-i niy4 1( 17 2a JUDICIAL ADVEBTI3EME5 T.

On Burthe, Between Madison and Dublin Streets. Succession ef JACOB BALTZ snd MAGDA- LE.NA JCrTCHELL. his wife. Civil District Court for the Parish of Orleans. Docket So.

20,821. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. BY MATHER HOMFS Warren Homes, Auctioneer Office Carondeiet street on SATURDAY. June 4. 187, at 12 o'clock at the Arcade Auction Kxcsanga.

on Magazlae. between tiravierand Naf has streets, by vntae and in pursuance to an order ot the II on. SI. If. Lighter.

Judge of the Civil District Court far the piriah of Orleans, Division dated April 3U, 1887, docket No. 20.S21. for account of the above auccesvlon. will sold one valuable lot of orouud, together with all i he buildings and improvements thereon, situated In he aaventa biacnct mi this ciiy. in the square bounded by Madiaen.

Third. Burthe aad Dublin street, nieaannng 30 feet front on Burthe. by a depth ot 150 teet between parallel lines, ad mm or ies. according to a plan ib aae by fc Holfaum. survevors.

ilaled April 1S7. The improveiuenta eonsixt of a cottage house. Terms Cash. 10 per eenu on the spot to bind the sals. Act of sale before R.

H. Dowling, notary, at the expense ot the purchasar, including the taxes ot 1S87. nv4 14 21 21 Jm BY JULES A. A. KOCSSEAU.

Furniture Carpets Mirrors. IT A IB CLOTH PARLOR SET. AXTIQUE B. W. Bedroom set.

Walnut Dining-room set, F. P. Mantel Mirror. Rugs, Matting. Ornament Window Shades and Curtains.

Mosquito Bats. Hpring Mat. tresses. Feather Pillows. Crockery aad Glaaawsxe snd other household goods, also one Sewing Machine nearly new, one Buck's BrtllAnt Casting Stove.

ON WEDXESDA M.y 4. 1887. at 10:30 A. 2L, ss 443 Ciuppswa street, near Washmgton. Terms caan before delivery.

CLEsJ A. A. ROUSSEAU. myl-td Aacueneer. CONSTABLES' RArvm i NEW ORLEANS AND NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CO.

Vo. JONES LUCAS FIMI 1TY COURT OF NEW ORLEANS. No. 12.477.-By virtue of a writ ol uerf facia to me directed by the Hon. Boiler.

Judge ot th First City Court of New Orleans. I will proceed ta sell at pablic auction, at the coraer ot Press and ran hart atraatsT Third District, on fUASDsY, May 1 as ia tae folio wlag 4e-rlbd preperty, wi't-Oa large lo ox lumber, aa par inventory on file ia my effice. seised in. tne sbovs nuabsrsd and entitled aim. Terms Cash on the snot.

Constable first City C5rtMowSis. anQ aura 10 7 BITTERS mm nai an us sa AUCTIOX SALES. BY HOEI Jt O'COXXOE. JUDICIAL ADVERTT3EME3TT. RAISED COTTAGE AND LARGE GROUNDS, No.

333 Chestnut Street, Between Louisiana Avenue and TJelachaise St. SUCCESSIOIf OF HESBY F. REQUIER. No. Clvu District Court forth Parish of Orleans, BY HOEY 4 O'CONNOR Nicholas J.Hoey.

Aactieueer Office No. 17 Carondeiet street. SATURDAY. 4 th June. 1SS7.

at 12 o'clock at th Arcad Auction Kiohanga, ou Magazine street, by vtrtns ot an oruer of tSs HonsraSle th Civil District Court for th pariah ot Orloans. dated April 11, and a sussennent order amemling th same, dated 3d May, lai47. will he sold by puelio auction the lollewing deacribei properry, to wit THK OSEJiTQftY AN D. ATTIC FRAME COTTAGKNa.333 Chestnut street, is the Sixth District ef this city, in tb suuaie bounded by Cnaetaut. Coluaum.

Louisiana Avanu aad Dalacbais street. The ground is couponed of the whoi of lota No. 17, IS and 19 aut 34 feat front of lot No. IS, measuring together 1H9 feet front ou Chestnut street by l'JU feet 10 inches and 4 Unas in depth between parallel lines. Th dwelling is retired tiom the auraet.

nas spacious gailerv in front and wide hall in Hi can tie aad the irrounds arranged aa garden. This property adjoins The resilience ot J. B. Wood. Ji- and la near those of Messrs.

Miller and Kice. Can visited by card. Terms On-third or more cash at the option at the nnrcnaser. tne uerorrea pavmanr. it nv, be in two equal Instalments, represented by two promissory notou.

drawn hy tn purcliaaer to his own order and by bini indorsed, payable at one and two years respectively from tne date of sal, and bearing interest at the rate at aeven per cent, per annum from data ef sale until paid, the purchaser binduig himself to pay tan per cant, attorney's fee in case of suit on said not or aay part thereof, aud also to keep the property insured and to transfer th policy of mentof said notes, interest, and attorney's leaa, and comDliance with tne oblirationa under. taken by said purchaser to be secured by vender' lien aud special mortgage upon the prop erty sold, aud the purcaascr to assume rue taxes of 1887 over and above th price of adjudication, and to deposit ten per cent, of the price witn the auctioneer as uio moment ot adjudication. Act ef sale at the expense ot the purchaser before tieo. C. Preot, Kwl, notary puotiu.

16 23 3l niy4 7 14 21 2 Je4 CHOfCE INVESTMENTS IN PAYING REAL ESTATE. THEEE-STOEY DWELLINGS, SOS. 227 AND 223 ST. JOSEPH STREET, BETWEEN CARONDELET A3TD BARONNE STREET3. BY HOEY O'CONNOR Nicholas J.

Hoey. Auctioneer Oiflce No. 17 Citremlalet street SATURDAY, May7. l'Jo'eloug at the Arcade Auctiou Exchauye, will be sold by public auction THK ELEUA.NT THREE-STORY ATID ATTIC BUILDINGS NOS. 2J7 and 22a ST.

JOSEPH. "between CAROSCtLET and BAsO.NNE streets. The gronnd is 3J set inches front on St. Joseph street by l'JO feet is depth, and is flanked by large alleyways, isolating it completely, and- making the location a eorner. The houses are thoroughly bunt, have a souther view, larce verandahs, balls and rooms in the main building and wing sufficient for even hotel purposes, aud will readily yield nearly S11O0 per annum.

Terms One-third or more cash, at the option of the purchaser, the remainder on a credit of one and two years, with interest of 7 per cent, per annnm. Insurance snd all usual security clauses, purchaser to assume payment ot all taxes for this year lBd7, and deposit 10 per cent, at time of sale. Act of aale at expense of the purchaser before Jaa. Fahey. fc.no,., notary public ap23 24 30 td THE DOUBLE, COTTAGE Building Site, NORTHWEST CORNER OF PRYTANIA AND EIGHTH STREETS.

BY HOEY fc O'CONNOR Nichols J. Hoey, A uctiuneer Office Nu.17 Carondeiet street. 54ATUKUA.Y. 7rh May. Ia7, at, 1 o'clock at the Arcad Auction Exchange, will bs sold by public auction THK TWO LOT'S, NORTHWEST CORNER OF PRYTANIA AND EKiHTH TREttT-, meatonog eaca 30 feet front on Eighth atieet by lot) feet in depth.

Iit No. 17 forms the corner and has double one-story cottage, havisg 3 room aad kltclieu oa each aide and lu rear, fronting on Prytania street a ainall one-atory stare. This property represents a rental of $.55 per month- On the aajoinlng lot 1 a rood two-story frame with 4 nwiui No. 275 Kighth streat designed aa a rear building. This property adjoins the reaidem-es of Mesars Jurgens and Ziacler, and fronts those of Meases, bona and McGraw.

Terms One-third or more cash, remainder st 1 and a years, with Interest of ti per cent, per annum, vendor lien aud all usual security clauses, assume payment of all taxes of lsS7 ana daposlt 10 per rent, at time of sale. Acta ot sale at the expenne of the pure haters before James Fahey, notary public ap'-'3 24 30 td BY C. K. GITIAKXEY Si CO. SECURE INVESTMENT IN CENTRAL COMMERCIAL PROPERTY, THE "CITY WAREHOUSE, On Magazine, between Lafayette aud Glrod aU-eets.

BY C. E. GIRARDEY A CO. Fried-richs. Anctioucei- Office No.

10 Carosdelet street. SATURDAY. May 7. 18rt7. at 12 o'clock at the Arx-aiie Auction Exchaugo, will be sold at puoliu auct iou THK "CITY WAitE HO C7SE." a long established aad pooular commercial prapattr.

dHig-nawil by the No. 122 aud 124 MaeSKine street, in the Minarn bounded by Magazine. Foncha. Lafayette and tiitod at sets. The ground meaaures aount U0 feet troat on each of Magazine ana Folic her Btieets.

by about 17." feet ia depth, more or less, and Is improved with a substantial brick building, subdivided into sections, conveniently arranged for piivate local storage, of which It has enjoyed a largo and lucrative patronage for many yearn. I tt proximity to the irreat Western produce centre renders it equally available for extensive store purposes; an enhancing and productive investment. Terms One-third or more cash, at the purchaser's ontiou the credit mii Uou at oue and two years, for not t.ecnred by the vendor's lien, bearinc 7 par cent, per annum interest, and all the other usual and customary clauses. Taxes of lrti7 to be paid by pure haei'. snd i.0 per cent, in cash required at time of saie.

Act of sale before E. J. Blancliard. notary public. IX 23 '4 30 td ELEGANT Double Cotlage Dwelling In the Second District.

BY C. E. GIRARDEY CO. O. Frted-richs.

Auctioneer Ufntw No. 10 Carondeiet street. SaTUKD AY, May 7. 187, at 12 o'clock at the Arcade Auction Exchange, will be sold at nubile auction, without reserve, bv consent of pame THK COM OKI" ABLE AND ELEOANTLY FINISHED FRAME DOUBLE TEN EM KN 1' COTIAQH DWKLL1NG, OeaignafHi bv the sHoh. 165 ana 167 North Lterbijcny atreet.

in tue square bounded by Derbiirny, Itotuaa, t. Ann and Dumaln streets. The ground measure 3b fet 4 Indies front on lierbigoy street, by 146 feet in depth, more or less. The cottage has an elevated basement and is built retired from the banquette, with side ai key way to each tenement; having wide ornamental gallery, loftv ceiling and elegantly rlmahed parlnrs, dioinr-rooaia and sleeping apartment; wnk a detached two-story frame kitchen iron fenc in front, parterre and rear garden, cistern, gas, etc Neighborhood quiet and respectable, and leootnmeuued tn parties seeking a coiu-furtahle home and seenre investment. Terms One-third or more cash at the purchaser's option the credit portion at 1 and 2 yaars for vender's lien, bearings per cant.

pr aannm Interest and all tSe other usual ana customary clauses. The tsxea due and exigible In 1887 to assumed over the price, and deposit 10 per cent, of the purchase psfte tu cash at the moment of sale. Act of sale st tho purchaser's expense. apl7 IS 23 54 30- td BX JC CCKTIJ5. At Residence, Thursday.

OSI FISE PARLOB SUIT. 03TK JBECEP-TI02T SUIT, Centre Tables, ONE UP RIGHT PLKYEL PIANO. Four Victoria Bedroom Beta (one witn Glass Door Armoir). Fine Brussels Carpets, Bugs, F. P.

Mirrors. Paintings and Engravings. Fine Sideboard. China. Glass.

Platedware, Oil Cloth, Lounges, Fancy Chairs, Rockers. Bedding, detached Cooking Range snd many other articles of ornament and utility. jYI. CURTIS, Auctioneer THURSDAY Mar 5. at 10:30 A.

at residence NO. 170 GIROD STREET, near Carondeiet, without re- oa accaunt of departure. Terms Cash, sryl-4 JLTJCTfOX SAIiES. BY SPEAK ESCOFFIEE. CONSPICUOUS BAKERY STAND And Fine Family Residence, 99 SOUTH FRANKLIN STREET.

NO. FINE TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING BRICK BUILDINGS FRONT AND 'BEAR, WITH TWO EPLENDID OVENS, Of about Twtnty-Bairsl Capacity Daily. BY SPEAR A ESCOFFIKR PTaclde J. Spear. Auctioneer Office 4o Royal street (SATURDAY.

May 7. ist7. at 12 o'clock will said at the ARCADE AUCTION E-ICH AN TWO CERTAIN' LOT3 OF GROUND, to. gather with all tka buildings and imorovenuenta tharn. situate in tae First District of this city, designate by the No.

6 Tand 6 Ton a sketch of J. A. A'Umcoart. dated Auguat 24, 17, in th square comprising FRaNKLlN. URA-VIER, PiRDIDu and BASIN atreets.

same measuring ch 31 feet 11 inches lines front on Fraakun stret. same measurement each in the rear by 125 feet 4 loche 7 lines in depth on th line nearest raido street and 125 feet 3 inch 1 line on the other sice line. Th improvement comprise a neat and comfortable two-story frame slated family residence with some eight rooms, another large building adjoining it the rear, wits, (tables on lower floor, and tour room upner floor; still another one-story bnck building, conn acting with the latter described building, containing TWO LARUE AND FINK OVSJ5 8 OF ABOUT TWENTY BARRELS CAPACITY A DAY; another on. sTorybiick building, with two rooms, fronting FRANKLIN street; other tram buildings, water works, cis tarns, privies, etc, huso car-riag entrance. 'ihis property is known by municipal 3fo.

99 FRANKLIN street. Tarms and Coariltions One-third or more caau. at tlx option ot the purchaser, the balance a a credit 01 on, two and thre year for note of the purobaser, dared day of sale, bearing special mortgage and ves dor's lien and privileg on lh property sold, with percent, lstsrsat per aunum from date of sale till paid, th clausa of 5 par cant, for attorney' fes ia case ot Judicial proceeding to recover judgment of aid nta or any portion thereof, arid of ail otker usual clause iu acts of saie. The purchasar to insure the property for an amount equal to notes furnished and in the inannerre-qtiirrd by vndor. to transfer policy of insur-auce to holder of notes, to assume payment and to pay the taxes fr th year ls7 over aud above price of a Indication and to deposit wl'h thatictinerattb moment of sale lo per cent, on th amount of his bid.

Act of sale before Amdee DncateL notary public, at theexoenseof purchasar. apa 30 td A COSY HOME. BEAR ESPLANADE STREET. BY SPEAR fc ESCOFFIER Placlde J. Spear, Auctioneer oflice ifo.

4ti Royal street. (SATURDAY, May 7. 1S87, at 1J clock will be sold at the ARCAD AUCTION EXCHANGE A LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings nnd luiprnvements thereon, situated in the Third District, in the squaie boundea by EER-LKREC, T. CXAUDa, It AMPART and COLUMBUS streets, measuring 33 feet 1 inch and 4 lines front on St. Claude street by about tH feet in depth.

1 The improvement comprise a well finished and oosy on-tvry and atrto slated frame rest-deac. known by municipal No. 3o4 ST. CLaUDE street, with bnck front and a two-story fram slated kitchen building attached, and containing a first tloar parlor, two bl-rooma, cabinets, bathroom, with hot and cold water coaveaiaaces, snd entrance gallery, rear gallery, dining-roam and kitchen with range, and oue large room aud four large cabinet or small rooms In attlo story, and two bedroom and gallery on second story kitchen building, gas throughout, privies, cistern, hydrant, yard Faved with bricks. There is also a on-torv rams alatsd building of two rooms detached from main building.

Term aad Conditions Ons-third or more cash, the balance ou a crcoit ot one and two years, for at bsaring special mortgage snd veador'slien and privilege on the property sold, with vr oeat. in La rest per annum from data of sal till paid, the clause of 5 per cent, for attorney' fes ia case ot suit to recover payment of said Botes, rany portion thereof, and all other uaual clauses ooutaiued iu acts of sales. Purchaser to keep the premises m-sured far aa amount to cover amount of notes, aud to transfer and deliver the policp ot ln-surano to koldrsf sot, to assume the payment and pay the taxes of the year 1S7. over and above price ef adjnd'cation. and required to make a dennsit of lo per cent, ou the amount of adjudication at tho time of sale.

Act of sale before A. J. Lewis, notary public, at the expense of purchasers. ap33 BO td HANDSOME RESIDENCE, SO. 37 SOUTH CLAIBORNE STREET, Opposite the, CLAIBORNE MAREET.

TWO-STORY BUILDING. BY BPEAR dk ESCOFFIER Placlde J. Spear. Auctioneer Office 4 Royal street; SAT0HD4T, May 7. 1SB7.

at 1 '2 o'clock will be so! at the ARCADE AUCTION ckiaui- A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all th buildings and improvem-its thsr-oa. situate ia the Fust District of thTs city, in th sqnar comprised within. tLAlUOK.VK. ROBtJITsON, uAWJCET and COMMON strt. measuring 25 feet on Claiborns street, hy a depth of 110 feet.

Th improvement comprise the handsome two-story frame slated dwelling retired from the street, known by the municipal No. 37 Claiborne street, having on lower UoordouMo Sarlors with sliding doors and pantry in upper oor two bedroeme, tw-torv bunding attached to main house with foar rooms, front gallery both atones, carrlac entrance, large stable, cistsrn, water works, privy, yard bricked, gas tbrauahout main building, etc etc. Tarius and Coaditinna Oue-third or more cash, balance on a credit of on and two years in notes of the purchaser datd day of sals, bearing special mortgaga with vendor's lien and pnviieae, ou th property sold, with 8 per cent, interest per annum from day of sale till paid, theclause of 5 per cent, for attorney' fees in cas of suit to enforce payment of notes, and of ail other usual clauses in acta of sale. Purchaser to keen building in. sured to amount of notes furnished, to reiiu-bnrs noa-azpired premiums of insurance, to transfer policy insuraace to holder of notes, to aasnm Judgment and to pay taxes- for over and above the price of adjudication, and required to make a deposit of 10 per cent, on tn amount of adjudication at the moment of sale.

act of sale before James Fahey, notary public, at expanse of purchaser. ap30 SAFE OYEST3IOT. IN CHOICE CENTRAL COMMERCIAL PROPERTY. No. 42 Royal street, between Bienville and Customhouse streets.

Elegant snd Substantially. Built Three-story Brick Building, formerly the "EDEN THEATRE." BY BPEAR A ESCOFFIER Placlde J. Spear, Auctioneer Othce 40 Kovat street, SATURDAY, May 7. 18t7. at 12 o'clock will be sold at ARCADE AUCTIuN EXCHANGE A LOT OF GROtSD.

with all the buildings and improvements thereon, nituate in the second District of this city, the square com-prlsea within ROYAI1 EXCHANGE ALLEY. CL'STOMHOUSli and BIENVILLE streets, measuring 31 feet 2 inckea Mines front on ROYAL sueet, by au irregular depth of aoout l'J6 feet. For correct measurement see plan of Armas at the Exchange. The Improvements comprise uiat extensive, valuable and anSatanilal three-story brick store, known bv the municipal No. 42 Royal arie.t.

Th store has of late been altered and Stted up as a theatre; by ra moving the scenery and ether theatrical paraphernalia it may be romodaistl lntoaSPhKNhiO siOltE, there being two large and well built skylights. The stage, cnei7. curtains, etc. wlil sold with th property, thus onaring a aplenaid opportunity for any ue wit wishes to ceatinue to use th building a atastre or "CAFE CHAN-TaNT," th whole nearly new. naving been thoroughly repaired but a few months ago tor th ottealug of the famous EDEN THEATRE.

Terms aad Conditions On-tuird or mors rash, tb balance on a credit ot one and two years tor notes uaarisg special mortgage and vendor's lien and privilege, bearing 8 per cent, interest per anauni from date of sale till paid, th clnna of 6 wmr cent, for attorney's ee ia case of suit to enforce payment of note or any portion thereof, insurance and transfer of policy to holders ef notes, and all other usual clauses la act ot sale. Pnrehaser to pay all taxea for the year 1SS7 over ana above the price of adjudication, and required to male a deposit ot IO per oent. ou the amount of adjudication at the niomest ot aula. Act of sale before Andrew Hero, at the expense of tne purchaser. ap23 4 30 td BY VINCENT CO.

600 BOOTS AND SHOES. JJY VINCENT A Auctioneers Office 60, 62 and 64 Customhouse street. Will be sold an WEDNESDAY. May 4, 1887, at 11 A. M-.

without reserve A large line of Boots and Shoes, well adapted to both city and country trade. Credit Sate of Stock of Dry Goods, No-tions and Furnishing GootJa. For account ot whom it may concern. In ttore No. 61' Customhouse street, late firm of Chaa.

8. Pitcher Co. BY VINCENT A CO. On THURSDAY, May at 1 1 A. wiU sold by order of and fur seoouat ef whom it may concern The entire extensive stock of Dry (tods.

Furnishing Goods and Notions contained No. 01 CnsioinhODse street, late Chas. is. Pitcher Co, being a full and entire assortment aa contained in a well aasoitea Jobber's stock- Also, the Counters. Fixtures, Awnings and Leas of lower floor to Oct.

1. 1887. tale will be positively wlthsot any reserve. Terms Credit liber aL my3 3t JLUCTlOy SAXES BY TT. X- HODGSON.

IMPORTANT SALES OF CHOICE IMPROVaU SECOND DISTRICT PROPERTY. FOR OCCUPATION OB VALUABLX BRICK: STORE, Corner Royal and Customhouse streets. THOSE HANDSOME TWO-STORY RESIDENCES, Nos. 344, 558, 360, 363 to 374. 377 Bienville street.

THK EIGHTEEN FRAME SLATED COT-TAWES. Nos. 349 to 355, and 420 to 42S Blanvills street Nos. 339 to 313 Contt street. No.

37 to 45 Johnson street. Nol 31, Double Cottags. on Miro street. ALL ELIGIBLE AND DESIRABE PROP. ERTY.

ON ACCOUNT OF RETIRING PBOBC BUSINESS. ON LONG CREDIT BY AUCTION. BY W. HODOSON, Auctioneer Ofllc Net 13 Carondeiet street ON SATURDAY. MAY 7.

187. st l'J o'clock at th Arcad Auction Exchange, on Magasin street, sear Graviar street, ou account ot retiring from business, the to-lowing dascrlbod Taluabia property by auction. wiU sold Valuable Brick Itailding. Corner Royal and Customhouse stteeta. 1.

THAT VALUABLE TWO-STORY BRICK STORE, No. 23 Royal forming the corner of Customhouse street, known a th res. tanrant ot Wetter fc siona." and adjoining th HOTEL FABACHER. on lot ot ground about 24x60 feet, worth 30o0 a year. On Bienville Street, Between Roman and Ptlaur Streets.

2. THE HANDSOME TWO-8TORY FRAME RESIDENCE No. 314 Bienville street, near Priaur atreat, elegantly finishes and vary commodious, choic neighborhood, worth S50 per month, on lot of ground about 27x1 10 fet. 3. THK ELIGIBLE AND DEHIBABLB DOUBLE TENEMENT TWO-STOUT FRAME RESIDENCE Nos.

368 and StiO Bienville street, forming the corner at Friaur street, also elegantly flaishea sna com pie ted a residences, with large grocery in the corner lower basement and worth $110 par manth. an two lots of gronnd about 64x110 feet toesthar. 4. EIGHT FRAME SLATES TBNEMKNT COTTAGES, opposite th above last dcrled property, known as No. 34'J 35 Bienville street all in good order and yielding about S100 per month, ou four lots of ground measuring together about losxlCO feet.

On Conti Street. 5. THREE FRAME SLATED TENEMENT HOUSES No. 333 to 343 Conti atreet, near Roman street, yielding about $36 a month, on two lots of ground about 64x10 fset together. Between Prlenr and Johnson Streets.

THE TWO DOUBLE TFNEMBMT TWO-STORY BRICK SLATED REBIDNCES. Nos. 308 and 370. 372 aud 374 Bienville street, between Prieur and Johnson strta, upper side, containing about 9 or 10 room. atb, etc, cistern, adey, eta.

on each side, with gas and fixtures tsroughont. marbl mantels, sad Yielding about 0 pr month far each house. THE URO USD measures about 11x135 seu No. 377 Bienville Street. 7.

THE HANDSOME TWO-STORY BRICK SLATED RESIDENCE, Ns. S77 Bienville street, occupied as the residence ef II Miry Wber. confaiaing ball, arched parlors, large dining-room and soma 8 lo other rooms, wltu ga and fixture throughout, marbl mantels, all in nica order. Iran fsc in frnt. cisiern, sheds, larro yard aud garden, and very laigelut of ground, measuring about Six 210 feet.

Oa Johnson Street. 8. FIVE FRAME TENEMENT SLATED COTTAGES. Nos. 37 to 45 Johnson street, be-twaen Bienville and Conti streets, containing 4 rooms, cistern, privy snd shed to each tenement, and yielding together S46 per month, on a lot of ground about b5x3 feet.

Corner Bienville and Mlra Streets. 9. FOUR FRAME TENEMENT SLATED COTTAGES, Nos. 420 to 42 Bienville street, upper si, earner Miro street, containing 4 rooms, cistern and shed to each teaement a grocery on the corner. No.

420, a day in the rear, and yielding about $40 par month, on a lot of ground about 67x73 feat. On Miro Street. 10. A NEAT DOUBLE TENEMENTSLAT-ED C9TTAGE No. ai Mir street.

In rear of last above described property, costalslng 4 rooms, oisrern, privy, alley, each aide asd yielding 18 a month on a lot ot ground about 35x57 ieet, ALL OF THE ABOVE PROPERTY Is in gnod order and condition, aad th ateaur nients ar ail more or less in Amaricsn mas nr, according to plan by Jno. F. veyor. which may be seen at the place of sal, aue the house ban inspected by card from th auctioneer. Term and Conditions una-tkird or store cash, and th remainder at 1 aad 2 yaars.

with 8 per cent. Interest, and all usual seosxlty clsoaes. 10 par cent, to paid caah a tk spef. aad the asaumption of the taxes for 1 8S7 in addition. Acts of kale before Oscar Droaet.

notary public, at the expense of the purchasers. 24 myl td JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT. Magnificent Suburban Property, COMBINING CITY AND COUNTRY LIFE. THAT ELESANT PRIVATE MANSION, The ''Danneel" Homestead, 1481 ST. CHARLES AVENUE, Corner of Octavia Btrest, ONE SQUARE ABOVE PETERS AVENUE.

WITH SPLENDID GROUNDS 140x531 FEET. ON RICKERVILLB RIDGE. VERY HIGH NATURAL GROUND. 3 FEET ABOVE Th SIDEWALK, BEAUTIFULLY CULTIVATED AND EMBELLISHED, WITH MAJESTIC FOREST AND ORNAMENTAL SHADE AND FRUIT TREES, RARE PLANTS AND SHRUBBERY. AQUARIUM; ROCKERY, ARTIFICIAL POND.

STABLES, CARRIAGE HOUSES, HENNERY, AND OTHER DEPENDENCIES, Th WHOLE IN SPLENDID CONDITION, ThS RESIDENCE NEARLY NEW AND QUITE MODERN. In the matter ot Otto Danneel vs. Henry Danneel, et ala SALE FOR A PARTITION. ON ACCEPTABLE TERMS BY AUCTION. BY W.

I. HODGSON, Auctioneer Office Ns. 13 Carondeiet stx OA SATURDAY, JUNE 4. 187, at 12 o'clock at th Arcade Anction Exchange, on Magazine svraet, between tlravier ana Natches trts, in th First District of this city, by virtu of and in pursuance to three aaveral Judgments asd orders of the Hen. A.

L. Tisset, udg th Civil District Court for he pariah ot Orleans, Division one rendered on April 22. 187, and signed on April 27, 1887, and two others rendered and signd on May 3, 187, in the matter of Otto Danneel vs. H. Danneel docket 20.35.

lor a partition, by public auction, will be sold On St. Charles Avrriue. 1. A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GKOUN U. together with all th buildings and Improvement thron.

situated In the Sixth District of thia city, being theiowar half of th aquare No. 67, bounded by r- Chazlea Avenue. St. Dennis, Uctavia and JosepS atieata, embracing 14 large lots of ground, designated by the letter and and meaeuring to gather ISO feet 1 inch front on St. Charlee Avenue, bv a depth on the aid lin nearwat Jeph atreet of 494 ft 7 Incnes and 6 lines, and a depth aad front on Octavia street of 631 feat 9 laches, by a width ef 133 feat In th rar sad front on St.

iiannls street, all more or leas. American ieaur. Th improvements consist ef AN ELEGANTLY AND RKCENTLY BKMODELED TWO. AlVD-A-lfALF-MTORY FRAME SLATED REblDENCE, wits two-story back building, slated, witn commanding aad stylisn front appearance. retired about 100 feet train the front svnua and eon.

tains' wide hall through th centre en each on aad twa floor, handeomely flalahed and decorated arched sal eon parlors, library and dinlBg-room, and som six large bd chambers, and bathroom, absve, ail with naadosa marble mantels gas nxtur thrugbu In main building, th rear building haa kitchen, sntry, china snd clothes clussts, star, lour win room and other necessary auxluari. three er more servant's rooms, commodious aad eomfortabi, the whal ia piendd rd and repair, veri cisterns and carnage house, tabling, chicken an doghouse, garden era lodge and other suburban farm hm Spenua oie. Tk ground are baaauf uily laid out and raoalllshed with choice shrub eery, fish pond, rockery lantiscas garden, being the met ds-llghtf ullv Situated and decorated suburban borne anil groands in the city, aad eaa only be properly spprsoiataa by a porssnal Insnectioa, which may be mads by card from tne auo-thineer. Th whole as per plan of Messrs. Williams A Pattoa, architects aud surveyors, which can een at place of sale.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS One-third or more- cash and th balanca st 1 aad 2 years, with 7 per cant, later est and all the nana curity clause. Including special mortgage with vendor's lien 5 pr cent, attorney' in can of suit: insurance aad tran.fer of policy and the pact do aoa aiianande a cash deposit ot 10 per cant, to be made on the spot, and the purcnaaer to assume th taxea dus and exigible 1SS7. in addition to his bid. and the credit notes-te be dlvidad into coupons to suit ths parlies in interest. Act ot sale before Andrew Hero, notary, at the expense of the purchaser.

my4 316 22 29 td JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT. A FRAME DWELLING ON WATER STREET. BETWEEN SMELT A AND PEN IS TON STREETS. accession JOHN HELMES, Deceased, BY AUCTION POa CASH. BY W.

HODGSON. Auctioneer Office No. 13 Carondeiet atreet. On atATURDAY, ONE 4. lo7.

at 12 o'clock M-. at the Arcade Auction azchange. on Magazine street, between Gravier and Natches in the First District this city, by virtu of and In pons, aaceto an xdes oi the Hon. Albert Voorhies. AUCTION SAJLEii.

BY TT. I. HODGSON. Jnrfg of th Civil District Court for the parish, of Orleans. Division dated May 2.

13S7. docket No. 20.767, lor account ef the succession of John Heimea, daceasad, by publio auctioa A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together ith tn iniildinrs and improvement there- oa. aitnatwl ia th hixth Dlntrict of thia city in, tha souar bounded oy water, utsb or icwn. itstilas.

Amelia and Penit-on streeta, designated by the No. 16 ana measuring SO Ieet a inches front on Water treet by a depth of 77 feat 9 in. hes and 4 line en the side next to lot-No. 14, and 70 feet 4 inches and line on th aid line next to lot No. 16, all more or lee- American meaaure.

aocortung to pu may bs aeea at place of sale. The improvements consist IB IU. VaTED FRAME WILLING. withIour or five room, shed, cistern, to. llJilts-Cash on passing duo.

i fob said eaab on th BDot and th assump tion of 1 S87 taxes. Act of sale before George U. trees, bouut st th expanse of tx purchaser. my a 11 A Delightful Residence. NO.

603 CANAL STREET, Between Rachablsvs and Dorganols Streets. IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION. HANDSOMELY FINISHED, CHOICX XXrf POSURE. ON LONG CREDIT BY AUCTION. i BY W.

HODGSON. Auctioneer Offlcaf No. 13 Carondeiet a treat. ON SATUK DAY. May 7.

1K7. a 12 o'clock at tho Arcade Auction Exchange, en Magaziaa street, near Gravier street, wulb sold THAT HANDSOME AND WELT. BTJTLT TWO-STORY FRAME SLATMD RESIDENCE, Bo. 503 Canal atreet, between Rocbe-blav and Dorgeaoia atreet (Second DtUlct rtlr4i from the atreet, with broad front, and, rear gallon e. and containing hall below aad.

above, larg saloon parlor and dining-room and some or mora other room a. oloaats pantry, gaa and fixture throughout, marble mantels, must of the room beautifully papered. Tne whoi in splendid order and condition and. worth a50 a month. THE LOT OF GROUND measures about 30x138 feet, is well paved and drained, groanit nigh, nice garden with shrubbery, fruits, 2 cisterns, sheds snd outhouses.

The wboie sopor plan at place ot sale, and may be inspected by card from be auctioneer. TERM'S AND CONDITIONS One-third nr 4nor cash, balance at 1 and 2 year with par cenc uiisrsH anu an usual aecunty ulauae. 10 per cent, cash on the spot sad the assumpUam of 187 taxes. Act of sal bofore James Fahey, notary at the expense of the purchaser. 24aayl-td A SEAT LITTLE COTTAGE, CHARMING LY SITUATED, NO.

276 LOUISIANA AVENUE, between t. Charles and Carondeiet streets. ON LONG- CREDIT BY AUCTION. W. I.

HODGSON, Auctioneer Office No. 13 Csrendelet street ON jay 14, issv, ia ciocK ss at tue arcauo Auctin Excuanre on Magaxin street, near Gravier straeri will be aoid THAT NMAT ANl DESIRABLY LO. CATED FRAME SIATED COTTAGE, No, 270 Louisiana Avenue, between Ht. Charles Avan and Carondeiet street, south aide, con. tainisgd rooms, gas and gas fixture, sbed.privy-cemented cistern, etc, on a LOT OF GRO UNU measuring 30x135 feet, paved walks, hoWes bads, etc, the whole in very good order aoL repair, and can be inspected with card from Uio-auctioneer.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS One-third or? more cash and the balance at 1 and 2 years, withr per ceat. interest and all the usual aecunty' clauses. 10 per cent, cash on the spot, and thaT asaumption ml 18M7 taxes. Act of sal before Jehu BeudernageL Esii.J notary public, at the expense oi the purchsser my4 td BY MACON, PAUL ROBINSON. Gilt Edge Investment! Splendid Opportunity for fnvestJ ors or Capitalists.

THAT VALUABLE AND COMMANDING COTTON PRESS PROPERTY, together with an of Its First-class Machinery, known as Tlie Empire Press SUPERIOR LOCATION. AD ANT AO ously tituated near tho Terminus of all 1 roads centering in ew Orleans. IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE the XUinoi Central Balimad Depot and diagonally opi site the Texas snd Pacific Depot, sad close proximity to the Freight Depots ofl Morgan's Louisiana and Texas snd Lou tUUj ana Nashville Lines. Fronting the Steamship and Steamboat Land ings, located in the heart of tho Cottoni Press Business, a ml au rrminflAfi bv The Orleans. International, Cooper's and other prominent Presses, warehouses acd Mano fax-tori.

The Choicest snd Best Located Property offered) at anction this season. Unsurpassed for the esUblishment ot snyeiv tensive smdertaklng, snch ss Cotton Presaesw Oil 'Mills, Ginneries, Foundries or ethos manuXacturing enterprises. Splendid snd Safe Investment, with a certains enhancing future. ON UNUSUALLY EASY TERMS. BY MACON, PAUL A ROBINSON, Ano-tioneers Office No.

5 Carondeiet street On SATURDAY. 7th May. 187, at 12 o'clock at the Arcade Auction Kxchang. on Magstlas near Gravier street, will be sold by auction THAT VALUABLE POltTION OF RO CUD. comprising nearly th whoi of thai quar, bounded by Front.

Peuirs, Erato snd, Thalia street, measuring, mom or le, H25 fee at front en Peters street, 20O feet on both of Erato? and Thalia streets, and a depth between Peter snd Front streets ot 3O0 toot, and about 173 feet front on Front street. See plan st thai Exchange for further particulars and maa ram en La. Together with tho improvement; thereon, comprising a tho spacious and sub atantially built first class cotton sheds, Wilis large storage capacity, aad containing a powerful Taylor Mvdraullo Cotton Preaa, in good! order and condition and ready for lmmeclaua us, aad a groat oconomizar of fuel. No sue 11 opportunity ha been offered for years for capitalist or persons aesirous of engaging in largo? manufacturing enterprises, in close proximity to th river front and rail road cen tre. Terms Oa-fourth or more eaah.

it parr chaser's option, balance at on, two and three! years' credit, in notes secured by mortgage-bearing 7 per cent, interest per annum frorsi date of saie until final payment. The improvements to be kept insured and policy trsnsterred to vendor. Th mortgag to contain the ft peg root, attorney's fees asd ether security clause Taxea of 1887 to be assumed by the purohaaer. actef saie at the expense of the parchaseri before John BendarnageL notary pubno. Teat per cent, exacted at moment of adjudication.

sps 10 30 td BY IS. OXOBATO, At Residence, No. 353 Bienville Street Wednesday, HANDSOME WALNUT. BEDROOM SUTT witn double uias iraur "1TTV Parlor Suit. Parlor Stands, Centre Tableau Carpets.

Matting, Shadea. Cornice. Cnw tain. Chromo. Engraving.

Extension Tsr blea. Chairs, Kockera, Armoirs. Beds, Wsshstands, Clocks, China. Glaso) and Plated Ware. Mattresse.

PUlOwSg Kitchen Ware and tor, etc, etc ALSO-- A SPLENDID TTPRIGHT PIANO. MUSICT gtano ana on jaoaio, wiotmr wus oiumes of Itncyckipeilla Britannic ants hnnt loo volumea of Miscellaneous Work THK WHOLE IN SliCK CONDITION. Bfc ing tho content oi two-atorv reitino ow Sod Bienville, near corner of Prieur a tree and to bo sol withomt limit or rerv on ao count of relinquishing housekeeping; ON WEDMXSCaY, MAY Ies7, At IU o'clock A.M. Terms rsn, b. OflUHATU, a.ncxioneex.

myl 4t BY BKIGNONX Jk BIAKXXT. AT SALESROOM. 38 ROYAL STREET, THIS DAY, Handsomo and Desirable Household Furniture, etc- comprtemg two? splendid Glass Door Walnut Bedroom Suits two Parlor Suits, elegant French Plate Mantel Mirrors, fine velvet Bed Lounge, one mil antique rosewood Victoria Bed. rosewood Secretary Bookcase, one Upright Piano good, aa aew). Musto Stand, marble top Centra Table, one Velvet Carpet, Victoria Beds, Wardrobe.

Bureaus, Velvet Rocker, doable Kitchen Hale, Cooking Stove. Pictures, larro assortment of Crockery, What nets. Rocking Chairs, Mattresses and huu-- dredsof other useful article. BY BBIUMUNT A BLAKKLY, Auctioneer Will bo sold THIS DAY (Wednesday) as Lo O'clock A. at aJearoom.

3S Royal street. Terms Cash bofore unlivery. AT RESIDENCE, THURSDAY. 5TH. THREE GOOD VICTORIA Suits, one nice Parlor Suit, pretty Walnut Sideboard and Dining Table, fine Dlning- room Chairs, handsome Silk Plush Jioctas, Mantel Minors.

Matting. lows. Toilet and Mantel r. err and Glassware. eki.iri ca Sate and many other aruclao honsekeepors.

anetJineer" BTBBIONOXI 11 THUKoDA V. iauiv sueet, Aeatil at raaidenos mjio ss Ofl.