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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24

Two HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR RELiEr.-
Ths Boar: 9; Police Commissioners voted
to appropriate $500 to relieve the imme.
dAs necessities OF officers who were
wounded. After tie money was distributed
til, sufferers looked much better; indeed.
o. ..e o: :hen ,oid Or. Ames that they
wo..i hardly need ais services mere than a
si.- ~ Two more. Green baok pissters eff
ie.s vca ..r;ui cures. *
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24
Republican Parish Executive COmmittse,
Rarisk of OrleQns.

Parish Executive C0mmittscs
Rarish of Orleass.
JAMES LEWIS, President.
4. ". TOSTRICK. Vies President
sAMgEI NJ 9U ,nIr se:r s,.,cc, s...,
P. ]. MALONKY. Correepo nding Secretary.
P. T. HsRw!G. Treasurer.
JOHN L. COLLINS, Seryaant.at.ArE1a.
4. SKlLLMAN. Assistant Seryoant-as ArmA
First ward-John Langles. ": 8. Wilson.
Second ward-P. F. Herwig, r. Z. Nichols
pour1 1sdjames Lewis ShsTes Iax.
Fifth ward-William vigers. 3. Alex.
sixth ward-Joseph Diaz, 3. Joubert
Eighth vard-H v Leclerc Webster Long.
Ninth ward-T. v. COPELAND, J.. W. Edwards.
tenth ward-simon !. Flatow, J. 4. PatuEel;,
Twelfth wsrd-Paul Bruce, A. N. Aucoin.
thirteenth ward-A Dej0ie, ". Baudui-.
Fourteenth ward-w. r. Fish, n. D. Bush.
Sixteenth ward-H. Davis George ". Moore.
Seventeenth wsrd-T. B. Stamps. william Kern
STANDING COMMITTEES
srs-RxzcCttvz c9AxrfrsE.
". S. WILSON. Chairman:
George DsveSso. William vigers.
. E..JOa5ert, Webster Long.
T. Y. Coxp!aad. 81. Plato.,
A. II. Auco.n. George w. N00fes
Villain Kern. ". R. Fish.
P. F. HE2WiG. Cs-a:rman.
Charles gals. john Barrow.
Graham Bal! William F. Loan.
L. Deioie 7. B. Stamps.
CoxN!rcRa C| -AYS AND MEASS
he. NICHOLS, Chairman;
Joseph Dias z. V. Leciere.
J. Il. parure! Edmond Jores.
COMN.rT2s ~ FINANCE.
JOHN LaSGLES. Chairman:
Ernest A.eS Chares ". Boe:hbv.
Z. ". Tostucx Pat. Bruce.
CoAx.c-Es OS Gibbs.
". Z. EVANS. Chairman;
J. ". Edwards, Edmund Jones.
H. Davis n. D. BUsA.
JAMES LEWIS. President.
SM C-s-y Sec.etarv. jvl4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24

MAYoRAL-Y OF NEW ORLRANs.
City Hall. September y. 1874.
mo. o.54-Administration Series.l
An ordinance to fix the compensation of the
constable OF the Fifth Justice Court for
the parish Of Orleans, right bank. in
criminal cases.
Be il ordained. That in lieu of all fees
and expenses of any aud every kind for
which the city Of New Orleans may be liz.
able to the constable Of the Fifth Justice
Court for tho parish of Orleans, right bank.
in criminal cases. he shall be allowed. a. a
comprsmise, = salary Of slO0 per month
from the date Of his appointment. April T..
1874, to November ], 1874.
Adopted by the Council! of the city of
New Orleans, September y. 1874.
Yeas Brewster, Calhoun, Fitzenreiter;
Lewis. Schneider. Sturcken. Turnbull.
LOUIS A. WILT, Mayor.
A true copy:
DANIEL ScULiY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24
AAYORAtJY OF NV. ORf.1ASs.
City Hall, September %, 1874. !
DANIEL SCULLY. Secretary.

ssg- . MAYoKAt1Y OF INV ON1ASs.l
City Hall, September %, 1874
mo. 2763-Administration Series.
An ordinance providing for the payment Of
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following ap-
preparations be and are hereby made. and
that the Administration of Public Accounts
warrant on the Administrator of Finance
in payment Of the same, whenever there
shall be money in the city treasury to
the credit Of the appropriate fund for each
account. and not otherwise appropriated:
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROv EMENTs FOR SEP.
TENDER. 1874.
Department Proper
German Gazette. subscript;On..... SIG 90
Bureau Of Wharres and La,dings-'
Barrett L. Wiemsnn, hardware.... % 80
Page Il Co. roofing material ...... % 80
Potter & Andrews. towing nuisance
boats. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. DOL 10
Bureau Of Drainage
New Canal Company, tollage...... - 90
Thomas Hssanl. lumber. ..."...... y 50
Barrett e. Wiemann. hardware.... ~ 81
Page & Co, making shed root at
Melpomene drainage machine. 19S 0O
TOTAL. .....ses.s..ssss ss...'''VAo'o w
Adopted by the Council of the city OF
New Orleans, September y, 1874.
Yeas-Brewster. Calhoun, Fitzeneiter.
LOWS, Schneider. Sturcken. Turnbull.
LOUIS A. WILT. Mayor.
A true copy:
DANIEL ScrLIY, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24

GvEsRHATOIiAL APpOINTMENTs.-GOv.
srn". Kellogg yesterday appointed Mr.. A..
X. Johnson and Judge E. V. Leclere ccm.
Missone:s on the Police Board. in the places
.: Messrs. }. u. Gaudet and A. y. Ryan.
Judge Miller. OF the Fourth District MI.
n;cipaI Police Court. having resigned, Mr..
Lucien Adams vas appointed to til that
vacancy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24
% u WO NVPys
DANIEL ScUtiY. Secretary.
MAYoRALrY OF NKw ORLEANS,
- City Hall. Septeni Der %. 1874.
~ a <sou Eor;osY

MAYoaALrY OF Nav ORLEANS,
- go - City Hall. September %. 1874. I
:. no 276j-Administrstion Series.l
Resolved by the City Council of New Or
leans. That in compliance with the petition
of William Maybe i Co., an extension of
fifteen days be granted to said Maybe g.
Co. for the payment Of one-half of the Sep
ternber installmens of the market revenues
for the month of October, 1874, smount ing
to $2l.7l6 66, and payable September 20,
1874; provided, that euch extension shall
not in any manner impair the provisions in
the contract made before A. Hero, Jr.. City
Notary, ON the thirty first December, 1873.
Adepesa ~ tho Ooancii Of the city Of
New Oglesns, September p. 1874.
LOUIS A. Witt, Mayor.
A true copy:
DANIEL SCUGiY. SECRETARY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24

NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS lNsflfu.
~ TON. No. l5s Canal street. Trustees-Dr.
". Newton Mercer, Z. P. Generes, George Jonas.
Thomas A; 4dams, Thomas Allen Clarke, Charles
Kohn, Christian Schneider, Samuel Janison.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
L. p. GRNRREJ President.
CHA1LRs KyLsHAw, Treasurer. mh28 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24

COMPLETING THE foRCE.-The Board OF
Police Commissioners yesterday issued
nun Der of commissions, which nearly com
p.e.es the force. or brings II up 10 lts 1ot'
Mer strength.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24
POLITICAL NOTICES.

The Parish Executive Committee Of thu
Republican party. parish Of Orleans are hereb'
requested to NEE; on FRIDAY. September o. a
$50 P. II.
By order OF the President.
SCI: 3. s. N. OOETH saeresar~.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24

BRIEF MENrION.-SeverA persons whoee
occupation is written down as agents were
arrested Yesterday for dealing in Havana
lottery tickets. They did not seem to relish
the diversion.
Mr.. Peeler, the defaulting deputy tax
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24

proved by the Administrator of Police,
4l490.
Adopted by the Council Of the city of
New Orleans, September -, 1874.
Yeas-Brewster, Calhoun, Fitzenreiter,
Lewis, Schneider, Sturcken. Turnbull.
LOUISA. WILT, Mayor.
A true copy:
DANIEL SCULLY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24

High hopes that burned.
Ca. Like stars sublime.
Go down in the heaven
- Of right and freedom.
While We patiently wait
Eur the turning Of the tide"
Why don't you invest
A small amount
In the Louisiana State Lottery,
The drawing to take place October 3!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24

rBs HSkpiCx u -NEROER.-G0ro1erk OIL
well has completed the inquest in the case
g: Wrigh. Patterson. and the jury found
verdict that Moses Harvey killed deceased.
Witnesses tesufied that they saw harvey
ret,:ss 70 shake hands with Patterson when
the latte. approached him in a friendly
way: tina. Patterson neither said nor did
ANYTHING offensive. but spoke of leaving;
tia. Immediately after the refusal Harvey
wen. up stairs in the house corner OF Com
NOR and Dryades street, but did not re:
Ma:n there long; on reappearing he called
Patterson a vile name, and said he would
make him eat dirt. 1t does not appear that
aro.fe- word was uttered by him, he
instantly drawing his pistol and firing, kill.
I'M Patterson. He then fed, but was cap
fured. Wien he acknowledged that he had
dome the deed. He is still in prison, and az
affidavit has been made charging him with
murder.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24
DANIEL SCULLY. Secretary.

MAYoRALTH OY NEW OkLHASs,
City Hall. September o. 1874.
No. 2772-Administrati0n Series.l
Resolped, That the deposit in the general
fund by the Administrator of Finance OF
80, 436 50. being a dividend of thirty per
cent on t6S,lel 20, which dividend was
paid into the city treasury May S, lS4. by
G. Case, receiver of the First National
Bank, formerly fiscal agent of the city, be
and ia hereby approved.
Adopted by the City Council Of New Or
leans, September D.. 1874
LOUIS A. WILT. Mayor.
A true copy:
DANIEL ScULty. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24

KErcBifcAN WARD CLUBs.-Menbers Of
She third ward clubs are working with q
cou.mendabie zeal in urging their friends to
register. Taeir organic atoms are in excel
len: working condition, and the leading
NEE are quite prepared for the coming cam
paiyu.
Tne frs: ward clubs are not making
much display. but it is understood that they
are not idle.
IL the second ward, active Republicans
are no: neg,ecting their duties.
The tenth ward does not run along -
smoothly as 1t should, though when the
time comes for members to show their
strength they will not be found wanting.
The fourth ward clubs are fully Alive to
shs demands made on them. and their OF.
CARNATIONS are as compact a. is necessary.
Th. other ward clubs are hard at work
booking after slow members to see that they
Obtain registration papers. In nearly every
ward il Is estimated that the registered
aaaes Of Republicans are in the majority.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24
F,sE MErRsCHAUM PrpEs.-A oefAofi who

Use MEERsCHAUM PTPEs.-A person whole
lingo indicates him to be an Englishman
H.. been roaming around our city. gather
inI good tat dollars on . paving specnls.
Ton. He assumes the old time dodge Of
mysterious. emugg,er. and when his quick
eye catches y man he considers safe to try
on s.y.v draws out . splendidly colored
i:.:e appears too large. ne drops down.
finally expressing !lingness to part with
ais De: for one. fourth OF that sum, as he is
bound to leave this city as soon as possible.
The fellow has succeeded in disposing O.:
nu,re:ou. magnificent looking pipee. leav.
in: his customers wei! pleased With their
rare bargains. Several gentlemen think
th.- have purchased usoommonly tine
MeS.scialms.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24

SMOKE. But 40 FIRE.-Because lot of
bras:. il q yard on Jackson street got
syn:..ed many people thought the house
behind it was on tire. An alarm was
ao.niel. bu: people soon got . correct idea
Of j., and no harm was done. a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24

CCR GREA, SALT NINE TO BE WORKED
A gentleman who 10 Interested in Petit
Ans. island sale mine recently returned to
th.. city from Europe. where he had been
r. perfect arrangements Whereby our great
sa.t mine nigh: be worked. Three English
gentlemen. who are TO undertake the enter
p.ise. have Jus. sent advices to friends here
stating tina: they are now prepared to begin
operations. They are to lease the mine TOR
term Q. years. during which time they
guarantee Judge Avery. the owner. QUO
Co.c: annually as his reoOmpense. holding
tAe right during that term 10 purchase the
mine for $200.o6o gold. Engineers and
II. .ers viii! arrive next month and imme.
aiiatelv proceed to lay out their work, and
i. likely tina, railroad will be constructed
from the island to New Iberia expressly tor
freight.
i. New Orleans. where the pu,verizins
machinery will be located. and thesevsral
grades sold at less rates than Liverpool or
Turks Island ssits. The intention ID -
b..nc tie bulk sal: to this city and grind il
Z, suci: sorts as are in greatest demand
TT. enterprise is an extensive one and
should interest all Our people. There ia ne
necessity to repeat that this LOUISIANA pro
d.c..oa is the purest in the world.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24
q u VC CVVys
DANIEL SCCLLr. Secretary.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW UnLKASs.
City Hall, september Is. 1874.
mo. .77l-Administration Series.
Rcso,red. That permission il hereby
granted to the Crescent City Rowing Club
to erect a boat house on the levee. between
Elysian Fields and Marigny streets, revoc'
able at the pleasure of the Council.
Adopted by the Council OF the city OF
New Orleans. September :lS4.
- LOUIS A. WILT. Mayor.
A true copy:
DANIEL SCULLY Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24

No. u LarOndeet street, Sew O:eans.-In accord.
ance with . resolution of the Board Of Director .
subscribers to the capital stock OF this company
are hereby notified to come forward and pay ct
this office, at the dates Undermes toned. the fol-
lowing ins.a!Imeuts on the am cunts they may re.
spectivelY 0wa to the company, viz; Ten PET cent
on October %, 1874. ten per ceat Oh November 3,
1874 ten p,I cent on December Is, 1874 oslerwi se
the last clause in articis three OF the amen jed
charter will be put in fil. fsrco.
By order O. the Board.
esIs St cod j. McD TAYLOR Secretary.
Citizens. Bank Of L0uisiaua.-At . regular
meeting of the Board held Friday, the twenty
eighth instant Mr.. JAMES j. TARLBTON was
unanimously elacted Cashier. in place 0: Mr.. J. L.
De.ery, removed.
JOHN G. GAINES. President.
New Orleans August %, 1871 au30 I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24
Local Intelligence.

lvoysrRY AM:D DIsoRDER.-While many
OF those citizens OK New Orleans who might
have been dom. q better buainess were
raising the Old Harry. = few were doing
things which viii! soon be spoken OF ~
credit to the inventive genius of our city.
G.: Commercial alley . lOcksmith, gun.
eni.:. mode! maker. and, general maker
any:.::ng.yoI.want-in-th the best,style - was
putting the finishing touches ON . lock in
veu.e,! by another we'll known citizen,
whic. is at once the safest, strongest and
simplest that has yet been presented on the
'.Ya.e combination plan" As door knob.
dumb latch and bolt, easy to open when
w!;er you haven't. it will command , pre-
m.u;. when made known.
in anothe. street another inventor was
exhibiting wagon OF the most substantial
type which Possesses certain remarkable
features. Three wheels only are presented
to the eye. and like . monitor the man driv-
ing. s:ttin. over the third wheel. was able
to tIrn the whole concern within its own
length. Those who had Seen failures OF
wagons in this line prophesied speedy
breals down. But the merit was easily
shown. Over the front wheel is box OF
gyeac strength with an upright pin, the key
OF tie seere: If allowing the wagon to .'bsck
o. = poie." Inside this box ia the fourth
wheel. and the parts are 80 constructed that
thece i. no: chance Of wearing" Of any
Of the parts. Add to these advantages that
Of pertec: balance OF the main portion OF
She wagon 30 that no matter how heavy the
load may be. If properly placed, it eaa usver
drive the fore wheel into the mud and .
p.c:tr Of about 1900 bricks, and you know
~ r,uci: about it as if you had seen it.
Besides these there Was . gentleman oc'
eascral:v exhibiting in . ely corner new
Gotten tie. which is q marvel of simplicity
aud strength. But he don't wish to have
anything said about it just yet.
These are not puffA because no names are
mentioned. and the parties are not ready to
advertise. BIZ: they are items which show
esLes thiess than politics are on the taps
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24
MAYOKALrY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall. September q. 1874.

MATORALrY NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall. September e., 1874. }
No. T70-Adninistration Series.l
Resoired, That the Administrator of I'm.
provements be and he is hereby authorized
to purchase from time to time. as necessity
may require. such hardware and imple-
ments. and hire pile drivers, for the recon.
} struc;;on and repairs of the whsrves for the
remaining portion of the present fical year;
payment for the same to be made by issue
OF wharf improvement bonds, at the rate Of
ninety cents on the dollar.
Adopted by the Council Of the city Of
New Orleans, September %, 1874.
LOUIS A. W1LTZ. Mayor.
4 true copy:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-24
MAyoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hail. September Is. 1874.

q True copy
DANIEL SCJ'xLY. Secretary.
, 1874-09-06

The most satisfactory fre-engiue trial that has
ever been witnessed III this city, took place
yesterday morning on the Lake Park, Mt the cor
uer of Eubbaru court. The object of tho trial
WAS to test the relasiyo value OF the different
makes OF engines. For years back the compe-
ton IN this city has been between the
SIlsby and tho Arcosle2g engines but
yesterday d new competitor entered the
field. and has thus far proved superior
in every respect. Tue Could engine, which has
been Acralucd NTH the astonishing records
Of power. was introduced to the Chicago public,
for tue first time. aud succeeded at o,lco in gAin-
ils the atjroDsrluu Of every nuo urcscnL. tia
col1baliyo Fire Commissioners Included All
the sluabDles about ro!aEles and pia:ous have ut
length ended, aud Ills honor the Mayor vail be
abia to tel h!a disliu1 1uisleu visitors which tire
cni,i;.e is the best.
Shorty after . o'clock, the William james, =
EccGud cl1hs A:1lo=lt:,. t2Ok up her Position on
the corner OF Michigan avenue ai1d HuSuE,l
court The Fire -i:s.rs!,al had previously planned
that each engine sluulu fuliuw tbs o.lue pro-
gr21oI,e, Nl:!:h IL as follows: Fir::t test,
th1ou=!, 500 fee: o: hose aud u 1'z-luch nozzle
eecond test through 800 feet Of huse, gnd t%c
streams from y s-incl nozzlcs; thJl teSs
through 800 feet IT hose. aill 2 11z-r ch u<Ix
zle. When this engine had done Le i beat, tt:
W4bausia, secunu-ciuss ssl&ny, 1867 her y,iaee
and followed the sauao programme j. Then til
Gould engine ca:1,o uu tho gtoun5 aud steamed
1p, and turned over in suycu III ,n,tcs o;uxtn,:
with cold "atcr Tho engines pa..i;@d tro1h
large tank, which WaS filled nv three =: ;-irc
openings Of the Cre:;ier drc- .,ydrant. Later il
tie day Engine No. j, q III 5t-class Cincinnati
engine, VAS l'us ta1ensh :5 1ailar test +. Adam
street bridge. Tho arpt1lu' IL table exhibits til
relative rue1lts Of the ulus c1lt eucics:
, 1874-09-06
THE C1TY-HALL.


The psy-rolls Of the Police and Fire Depart
ments respectively foot up s4s, ,932-o6 and
S27, ,659.4O.
The receipts in the City Collectors Office
yesterday were s27, 900; in the Water Depart
nent S1,50o.
The Committee on Judiciary, which WAS to
meet yesterday afternoon in AID. Richardson's =
Office, as usual failed to secure quorum.
The Committee On Streets and Alloys Of the
West Dlvis ion will meet Monday It p. m. in
the City Clerks Office.
An important meeting OF the Finance Commit
tee will be held on either Tuesday or Wednes-
day Of the present week in the Comptroller 3
Office.
Tho fishing mania has at last caught firm
held on Mayor Colyin, yesterday he left town
for trip to Goshen aud vicinity.
The Board OF Public Works will to-day begin
advertising for bids for the construction Of =
new cug,ne- house on Third avenue, near Twelfth
street. The plans for this house we're drawn BY
the Board OF Public Works, and, when finished,
will be the best house in tho city.
The Committee who we're appointed at the
last meeting OF the Board Of Health to lease
roons suitable for tho Board, have leased Rooms
Is, 16, and II Of the Honors Building, on the
corner Of Dearborn and Monroe streets: at IN
annual rental OF $500. The Board hare become
tired Of beng hedged into two small rooms.
with spare supply Of light aud free ducking
every tine it rains.
Mr Erennso. the head clerk OF the City
Troasurer's Office. acknowledges the receipt OF
800 from tho Corner Stone Committea, for tha
benefit of the Magdalan's Hospital
Every week tho Mayor receives Letters frou,
parties dn ths plains who haTs captured Wild
, 1874-09-06

Some thirty years ago, or Whereabouts, abr;ph
clever girl WIS among the inmates OF Holjsai
House. She WAS there known Rs Miss For Il.
adopted daughter OF the fourth Lord Holland l..
to her pareutage there we're abundant guessts
but nobody knew tho truth. That she va, -
ceived at tho court OF Queen Victoria lad to T. +
accepted Is sufficient proof that there VA -
stain upon her descent. She grew I'D to -
4 belle of the season, and three or four se.s
ago it was gossipped thas she VAS about to n,ss
ope Of the most brilliant matches in Enel,rd
But the fates wllled otherwise. The aunourrtJ
groom took to himself another wife, and in hi
Miss Fox WAS married to the German Pron,
John. OF Liechtensteip.
Liechtenstcln is sovereign principally, b.,
the very smallest in Europe. Its population i,
about 5000; lts revenues about 10, 700 Austu.7
tlorins, say S30.000; expenditures about aa[0
less, and there is no public debt; 50 thu
according to Nr. Micawbers famous axiom. L..
Attlo psincipal1ty Is ABOUT the only 1icb 6:ats d
Europe. The Prince OF Iiechtentteln is hon.
ever. the head OF the house of Este. pe1ksu
the very Oldest sovereign family in Europa. "a.
antedatins tho Romnno1Ys and GuelpLs IL,
Dourbons, Hapsburgs, aud Hoheuzollcrns. IA
suppose that any Scion Of any Royal hou5a, Eioe
or KAISER, might without mcoalilaEce intetEAn1
with sciou Of the house OF Ischtenstein
But Prince John has Also string Of titles IL
his pane. Besides being Sovereign Prince Ct
Liechtenstein, he is Duke Of Troppau .aI
Jagerndorf, Count OF Riotberg, He1edt1rr
Councillor OF tho Empire, Cheyalier OF tls
Order Of the Golden Fleece, and Hoao1l7
Baillie Of the Order Of st. John OF Je1uAa:ta;
aud independent Ut his sovereign EAnl, ho i
one Of tho richest uobiepen OF Germany, Z.
has estates in Austria, Prussia, and Sa1on5,
upon which reside $4,000 tenantH, and f1cn
which he receives Ell annual income Of !. 65,t51
forms, not far from 5750,U00. His Lew vii,
lately Miss For, is the - Princess AAr;e t,
Llechtcustein," author Of tho book 81 Holl,aa
House." before referred to, from which Id
from various other sources, have been drawn ia
materials for this raper.-4!fred Il Guernsq,
in the GALAXY fer September.
, 1874-09-06

animals and desire to sell them. The letters
rive glowing descriptions OF the beauty and &C.
comphshments OF tue anl1nais' aoo aoeocato tno
extension OF the 1oo4oglea1 oepattnens OIL tae
city PARKS
The co,,n,;+t.a m schoo1s will ret1,rn a renor
accommodating tho confrmatiou OF D. s. Covert
90 1nannhor ~ rha Roard Of Education.
IN
new fire-hydlants In the vicinity Of tue Exposi-
ton, Tor Use IL Gaze OF nfe IN 'na' ou''o1"s'