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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-14
STERN BROTHERS,
SIXTH AVENUE AND TWENTY. THIRD STREET

327 Sixth avenue and 1903 West Twentieth street
Monday, November 10, and all this week,
their immense stock
MILLINERY GOODS AND SILK GOODS
greatly reduced prices
TRIMMED HATS.
ENGLISH ROUND HATS AND BoNSErs.
HATS HATS e BE1gSt %
E EESSHB H H1Fs lis E FEBSSE e e IT,
WILL OFFER OK EE Hcs MATs. NOVEMBER IS
5 dozen Sf s sS as TS S" rs S ssrh
price T6c worth 81 rs,
black, drab green. prune, brown and
BARGAINS
SASH RIBBONS.
aS 1ss so :Rs So .r%ss lid AZ 81 shades
sinch Roman, 81 5o formerly sold for So so
in all the new, desirable shades.
100 cartons i; 10 Z. black, 4 Zoe, ali six
Soft silk, for bonnet trimmings
g piece: Sss y ysys To ssSis s% 70
coGgTs sdi'vf slrss Rom 81 % Il o. s. "a s. 10 So
comprising seal brown, navy blue, bottle green
"'AS - " Bankrupt Stock
FLOWERS AND FEATHERS
1000 dozen Birds, 25c. worth 81 TO So 90
5000 dozen Fancy Feathers, Doc worth 75c :, 81 So
so dozen Merle Birds 81 ~ 79 G;w ySrte w.
x0a'ars' and Roses in e'Y;d lSsAl saa sssssFl't
Bought a, great sacrifices iotqf
- black Guipuro taces.
:" black Thread Laces,
real Valencia and Point Lace Bagba
s sSPs. e up lac. sss ss s"s ssq
Tiss and Bows
childrens Caps in SIX lace ,, AND yeyet -
The largest and che apest stock Oh ungs IN the citJ
Ladies' and gents Scaris
Windsor Tics, In all new shades
5000 dozen Of brocade Ties, a. Poe, worth 600.
1000 dozen in drab and brown VI os every par waansed
2, 8, 4, and buttons in all shades
Call aud exEmuc our Immense stock OF Mihneky, LAco
anu 0''A 'Oo0'' N"''" = wy H. oHRILL 4 Co,
s27 and 32o Sixth nv aud lol West Twentieth st.
n DRESS SHIRTS FOR 60 ELEGANTLY MADE
% from wamsuta muslin and best Irish linen; only one
By using keeps Patent Parity Made Dress shir,s ladies
can have pleasure OF presenting their husbands with
elegant perfect fitting Dress Shirts. and
Save $2f on every DOZEN
Can be finished rs easily ~. hearning handkerchief
Boys O for So 50
This sale viii continue only Tor three weeks
KEEP MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Factory and Wholesale Warehouse Ies ana 1877 Walker
street
A DvERrfsE.
n is THE BEST WAY TO MAKE BUSINESS
THE EvENING TELEGRAM HAS DAILY CIR
cuLATIoE or OVER 10000 AND ALL NEW
YORK READS " pvrpv RvrNrNn.
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s,c,---~DHx GOODS: .,-,,-~~~-.
VI BARGAINS
DRY Goods
LORD TAYLOR,
255, 257 $50 and 26l Grand street.
-. oc..,n. a, corner chrystie street.
are now 'ns''ns 'Af IMMENSE srocr
FALL AND WINTER SALES
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER.
Pins Irish Poplns Xavier and Ponaoa Pop,tns satsss
en- .SS hs ssrss s cSS' ~ and
s ssa ,so;sesd ssIEs psssgs; Hsas. Pspa.
can PiSds, ssisines. 10 -'A --'A''''
s 500 S Sss's S En, ,Ds SSsSsd SIM al ~
Al aes ss noys asss%s . s4oss m S
ss sa .ss !.
The gros grain black sink at 81 per yard
lisa great bargain.
vELvErS.
ya a.s SsHs: g % nss. s4
sHAwLs
las SHAW stock Is rspe.e WITH AZ tho novelties both
ds Y sSes ss ss IN
India, plaid, striped, cloth and velvet
MOURNING GOODS.
piece: 9ty saI inches wide piece. apS
and Bsrathia Cloth, forty inches wide Very
Also Henrettas Bomsaxines Emprsss, Merin0s serrsS
Double and Single shawis.
Pun line Of second Mourning Goods4 5a and Ga crHDk
JetJeweIry-A fall sssortmcns sad endless variety
The MSarning Millinery Departments contains An As
rURs.
The complete assortment Of Fur to be found the
0Sy..a, e..,n.. y,or, sssn to s1x5
Mink Sets, from SIS to 81.
lOo Sets French Seal at S. worth S7uN
fur Trimmings Of every description.
Furs lined and repaired
LADIES' AND CHILDRENs SUITS
splendid assortment of black and colored Silk Suits,
SIX and Cashmere, Empress Popiin Alpaca A2d Plaid
WITH a s4sass II San
Chdrens and Misses Cloth Suits for all ages, st very
Boys Kilt Suits from 50 rs sls.
Mounting on hama
and made 10 order at tho shortest notice.
sAcouEs AND cLoARs
.d hs ssa children Eis beaver sAa'- Ad waterproof
LADIES' 4 ASR S sSAHRfHE Sssl gassssHRwEAH
The perfect manufacture of ccton ewes
,, pr.. 6 dsDlsysd n y this hG ss.s,. e...
40. Al remarkably low prices.
q u. Rs.asI VII be s1ed fa nns:
Robes, cloafs. Shoes. DO
C0R9ETes
All the latest styles, of every variety and make.
Room. for trying on cosassisd With the department
HOSIERY AND FANCY GOODS
III s' .s as Hs va os
Pants $40 TO 81 Babriggan Hose, In plain. coiored and
white large assortment Of children Vests and
gentlemens Underwear and Hosiery Card
gan Jackets, Gloves. HandSerchiets, Neckties 40
LACEs
Real 0uipure Yak and Thread LAGOS in variety.
complete assortment OF Hamburg Edgings and Inser-
tons
Made mp Lace Goods speciality
Would invite attention 10 their merchant tailoring De-
Nestings Waterprcos and boys ready made Clothing.
DoMESTICS
Muslns foreign and Prints 0inghas Plan.
nels. nckings. Baskets, Comfortabies Quilts &c
Table psmask. Napkins Dcylies Crash, Towels Sheet
ing and shirang Anen. dc
Window Shades and
Upholstery Goods.
Carpets. - Furniture,
Mattresses. Bedding, &c.
Otis Broa improved psten, railroad passenger elevation
he largest tn the United stated each
door.
LORD 4 TAYLOR
Grand and ohrystie streets. New York.
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all wool effects, ut lsc. a yard,
"a inches wide.
From The Daily News. !

The ropulnr tonic Of the day on the east ie row mat
Tho ercemeut Of the election has subsidized i the Gle
rance Of dry goods displays which mark that portion 81 the
Promin among these ~ the extensive stock 81
DOYLE Adolph 900 Grand street heir Dress Goods silks
sbawls suits and Cloak Fus Nelvets ,stnticmcns and
r,ruisbig Goods Ladies' Underwear and Hosiery also Do
nestle Cood rcpenshcd with fresh imposA,ons ana
their own selected and manufactured VIII the
taste and dscriln fe which the house ~ pr0NeO
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iii CCCCCCC nH Hi sSSS6S (.
BETWEEN PATH AND 18TH STREETS
TOYS AND HOLIDAY GOODS, AND WE ARE COM
FOR THEM. WE REDUCE STOCK BY REDUCING
VERY EXTRAORDINARY INDucENENTs
:: :. + 9; 6:
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2s7 AND $50 EIGHTH AVENUE
WE ARE RECEIVING OUR GREAT INVOICES or
PEELED TO REDUCE STOCK TO MAKE ROOM
PRICES, AND SHALL THIS WEEK oPFER
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Otis Broa improved patent railroad passenger elevation
4he largest tn the United stated each
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+ ouuuo 4 4 ssssss
WE MANUFACTURES OUR OWN FURs. ARE CARE.
Full THAT ALL SKINS ARE THOROUGHLY CURED
AND DEoDoRIzED, AND CAN WARRANT EVERY
ARTICLE, EVEN THE CHEAPEST TO GIVE Salts
FACTION IN EVERY RESPECT
NO MISREPRESENTATION EVERY ARTICLE
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. AN EXAMINATION
WILL PROVE OUR PRICES THE LOWEST IN TIE
CITY
REAL sEdL sAcQUEs % to 80 inches in length at $50
s7o, ss5 500, 800, 1928 and upward
sPEcIALTIEs IN FANCY TRIMMED sACQUEs
REAL SQUIRREL PLATE Innings for sacaues. sicl-
cent Under Broadway prices
REAL SEAL SETS Mur and long Boa with elegant trim
mings. sl5 SIS s2o s2a, $50 ss5, $40 and upward
REAL MINK SETS, 4stripe Nun and full 4shin Boa
quality prime al, sis so $40 s2s, s2s 500
$50, $50. $40, $50 and upward
Beautiful Real Hudson Bay Beaver Sets from $40 upward
French Seal Nuts with real Seal Guns fine tasse at 81 90
French Lynx Muas, soft bed finish rich asses at 80 45
French Mink Muffs silk lined nicely trimmed, at'S2 80
GREAT ASSORTMENT OF REAL LYNX, RUSSIAN
AND HUDSON BAY SABLE, SEA OTTER. &C. -
WE EXECUTE TIE MOST DELICATE WORK IN
FINE FuRs AND MAKE OUR PRICES VERY Low
FUR REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS IN THE MOST
woRKMAsLIKE MANNER AT MANUFACTURERS
PRICES.
JcHILDRENs FURs AT REMARKABLE PRICES
cHILDRBN's PRETTY COMFY CAPS. at 4oc
NEAT SETS FOR CHILDREN. MrFF and BOA, at COO
Endless Of Fancy Sets sacques, &c. q. tho
lowest prices in the city.
I FUR TRIMMINGS AT REDUCED PRICES,
Our Fur Trimmings will be found much
perfect than those found any other establishment We
have marked down prices goods Everything
Silver Fox, chinchlia Blue Fox Dyed Beaver silver
Beaver Lynx, Alaska Sable. Silver coney Blue coney,
Black and Brown cony White cony, Raccoon Gray Fox,
Stone Msrten, &c.
i IT, ! ii En- Bs s''I sS 90 * Is 50
( ( # s..l ss En-. So 600 8 X Il ssss :
Enormous reductions in Ribbons.
6-inch, all Roman Sash Ribbons DC, worth soc.
9-inch all silk Gros Grain Sash Ribbon, 4oc worth 75c
finch, all silk eros Grain Sash Ribbon Soc, worth S5e
5.inch Silk Serge Ribbons reduced 20 use, worth 55c
finch black watered ard eros Grain Sash Ribbons
reduced to Soc.
All silk Gros Grain Ribbons, every shade.
at Sc. Sc, 1oc., lie. and l4c
GREAT REDUCTION IN
LACEs AND DRESS TRIMMINGS. SERAos, 40
W---------------0
4 In---o19,- -4
2s7 AND $50 EIGHTH AVENUE,
between Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth streets
=. BEWARE MAKE NO MIsTAKE-oCR NUMBERS
ARE ONLY 2s7 AND 2se
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LORD 4 TAYLOR.
Grand and chrystie strocts. New York.
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TWO RECEIVED; NO CONVENIENT PLACE To
dine river. VIII meet you emu OF Inns or nft
OF ext week, same place and talk Il up.
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yxrANTEp-THE ADDRESS OF RICHARD cAsHIN
w or MS son Theodore J. N YOUNG.
Attorney at Law, Sacramento Cal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-15
GOVERyMENT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPpTcp or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPPIcER. 7
wAsuISGroS, D. C.. Thursday. April Isl a. M
Syyops,s for tie past "a hours
Generally clear weather prevails In the
Southern States tho Ohio Valley the Middle States and
New En- gland with westerly winds and slight changes III
temperature and pressure. . q. .
The temperature hns risen In tho Lake region anu tno
Northwest with increased coudiness, westerly 10 sou'h
erly winds. and less pressure.
The barometer is lowest near Lake Superior and highest
In the Gulf StatTs.
The rivers have fallen at Little Rock Hermann. Pa;
ucha and Oil City, aud risen at ST. Paul. Pittsburgh ana
M0rgdntown- $500
Probabilities.
For NerEngi0ad aud the Middle and South AHdnnc
States gcneroly clear and re0ther mM p,epdh
'c light southerIy 10 westerly ctnds and s'gs changes
in the Barometer
For the Cuff States. Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
clear weather. with south to west winds and
falling barometer.
For the lake region generally cloudy weather, and light
rain Michigan and Wisconsin. with southwest 10 north
winds, rising temperature and falling barometer
during the day followed by cooler weather. and rising oa
rometcr, In the upper-lakc region.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Vaneys
partly cloudy weather. northerly TO westerly WINDS
slight changes In temperature and pressure, ana light
winds north Of Missouri. -,
The Upper Ohio and the Upper Mississippi Rivers VIII
rise The Allegheny and Monongahcla will fall rapidly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-15
CATTLE MARKETS.

Prrr,LO N. y, April lA-cArLE-Receipts today 99l
head making supply for the week thus FAR 9l6o
head 4 against 4 cars for the same time last week
and 3J2 the time last year The marx yeseI-
day late in the day was more active prices ruhne ,nsds
allow Of operate with 80 cars fresh arrivals
there has been an Unusual
IF common quality Of stock received aud sOd this week.
oneida and Michigan stockers good cattle
to,nd ready in price asked l3OO head
hesd were posed sales OF TOO head Illinois steers aver
and 2S6 n, at 50 10, 3D. and 81 ~
100 bead OHIO steers ranging from Lob 70 lOe ~ 70 Va
axj 10 10 head Missouri steers averaging l47b d. al
50 400 head lockers Principally Canadian ranging
from 6Bi to 1893 n, at - &4 lo -.
total supply the thus far 500 head against
head for last week. aud $500 head for the
same year the market which openh dnl yester
ay mOrnug late the day, 1000 head being
spossd To-day only 44 head were sold leaving
ears IA Yards common WOOL car common
clipped and each wool and clipped sheep god quality
sales OF Michigan wool aud sheep ranging IRON 81
oIOj h. al SO 6Oa 81 IS s2i Ohio clipped sheep ranging
rom JalOl O7 10 at - 50ds5 SO and 50 7Oi lo3 Iu
no sheep averag ~ 49, at s. 30 80 Ohio sheep averaging
II n, ~ 81 %. ouu.-, .A.-. 49, .o.., ann
ply week thus far 800 heal against o9oo Tor me
same time and $500 head for tho same time 1857
year market opened moderately active sales zoo neal
good heavy hogs III yas unoa iOth'ts % GU
NJ heavy hogs ~ 6J6SS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-15
ESSEX COUNTY.

THE BOARD OF rREEHOLDEIs EVENLY DIVIDED.
Last year the Essex County Board of Free
holders was composed of IS Republicans and 10 Demo-
Gratis but the changes effected OF the town meetings
Monday will leave the Board evenly divided. The
following rs Est OF the officers Republican. 10
man and Democrats IN it5licsi:
BHLIEvuLE-Wm f.. BLc1oen aud i. H. Douglass.
BIoOaFIELD-'Wm. Cadmus and 'Ihoa. W. Iangstroih
CALpwELI.--' Lrgis q. LockUGrd and II. j.. Wtuinns
CLINTON Dgrid T. smith and Josiah T.. Bdldiria.
FRAsKLIs-Scffifne Daley and Samuel Hopper gain.
EAST ORAHGE-'James Peck and Elias q. Doremus.
LUISGsroN-M Moses L. Ualsey aud Samuel IL. Burnett.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A. Reeve and Isaiah Smith.
MONTCLAIR-'G Grant J. Wheeler and NJ. =. smith.
NEwARK-First Ward FEdgard Farmer; Second, 'Di-
yid j. Canfeld: Third. Thomas ". Adams; Fourth.
sidsm Hay; Fifth, HichaI Phillips gain; Sixth,
Charles W. Hagen; seventh. John heLapghhn;
Eighth Thomas IT, Hdrrjson; Ninth VIII
liam Robotham; Tenth 'Wigiom Hgand gain, :;
teer.h. Fred. Ahrens; Fourteenth, VIM II. Kirk; FIJI
tcenth Thomas NdiOne gain.
ORAsGE-First Ward, ~ ". 1icicnOr; Second Hichde4
Dnris Third, John Runn. 49,
SoITH ORANGE G,Oa r. B0Ltcia aud 'Joscph w.
Wldcr -
WEsr ORANGE W!Hians v. Williams and Harrison
i:sp1DHcsnr, 20; Democrats 20 Reflected n
sI,Prlrcted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-15
THE HOMEOP4THIC HOSPITAL TILR.

SUCCESS or THE PAIR THUS FAn-TAsrEfCL Ar
E,NGKnENTs AID CAREFUL srPERiNTENDENCK.
The Fair in MD Of the Homeopathic IIospi-
tai which was opened Saturday evening ut the ":d
Eeeinent armory, Foureenh-st near Sixth ave-, II
meeting with success which IL very gratifying to the
managers Up to last evening the receipts Amounted To
more than 0OO Notwithstanding the exceedingly dis
agreeable weather OF the preceding days. The arrange
rnen. o the room and Of the several booths marked
by great taste and number OF really beautiful and
valuable article, on exhibition for sale and to he dis
posed OF by rar Is unusually large The artists ebuin
at the brica-bac table. containing IL contributions
from leading artists. attracts Large share OF the atte
ton Of visitors.
The restaurant and dinng-roOn ara in fol-
operation. and a complete menu ~ served, expc,,
attentive walters serving the tables As all the pro-
trbutrd to the fair unreasonaDle charges
are unnecessary. fact the prices compare rayorabY
OF outside while equally attractive
table dhote dinner Is served at charge OF 81 WDic IL
said superior to those which can be- obtained else
where for the even higher price The restat-
dining department IL under the special dl
zion each day OF two different lady managers. and the
friendly rivalry displayed BY the adie. in
each of her housekeeping superiority. condces greatly
the advantage of their customers. Yesterday the
Of this department assumed ny MIS- Dr. NH
lard and Mr. Dr. Evans, who devoted themselves az ul-
rpmittiu gy their duties ~ II they were AT the same
time chief cooks and head walters In popular hotel
Tr at the table dhotr yesterday WAS az lohows
Tomato aud chicken SOUP baked 5had roast peer ana
chicken; boiled corned beef and ham poatoe- French
peas, tomatoes and maccarOni; lettuce una capDaSe
salad buildings and pies tea and coffee
The Fair will remain open about two weeks longer ana
TIC ladies expect that their receipts VIII not be e-S imam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-15
PfSSENGFR.S 1RRITED.

FROM LIYERPOOI,-Il steamship Russia. April l3-Mr
ard Mrs and servant, J. Anderson, MT u
Auburn W Bsksr A. e. Baldwin, Mr. Bartholomew, Gen. ds
Benayde- T. y Army Mrs de Bcnsvdes' VI H. Bennsr
and Mrs W A. Bond. Hamilton Bruce and man
servant r. Bruce. IT, Bruce Geo. Caetas j. H. camps IT,
Mr. and Mrs G. T.. Cook Mr. and Mrs o. w. COOK MISS J.
fk Coward Mr.. Dalton, N f. lfngeDronner hiss
Cornrlia Edgar Edna, II. L. in.tein A. fraser r. r.
FRYE f. CeIlin r. NJ. Gomez. J. NJ GRANT, j. Gray. Mira;
maid. Mrs Howe, Miss Howe, Mr. ickrheimrr h. y" Jones
" Lane, A. Ionsdnle Col. AaoCarfy, u - Amy,
{. G. Marsh. ID. MacIaren n MoauS MT MT ,s ana
e. J. Paisted Mr. Plock. u. G. Power g. W. Prescott, W
GAR Rath,one. F. A. Re,charl MT and Mrs N.
.ombr Miss 81 sever, X. simon MT smith and valet,
cen W. Farrar smith. L. Army. g. A snow l. stewart,
II. stinson j. H. stone; col Tate r g; c.
Miss Thomas and maid. Mr.. and Mrs C.; Thorn
dixie Miss Thorndike and maid. Master Th0rndke
Mt Thurstan r. Tunncfe. Mr.. Turnbull f. rurnbull Dr.
\. Van Dewecr Mr.. Wdthman. Mis- j. walker H. y" walker
walsh. Prof II. A Ward. H. O. Wheeler Miss White.
J. Wills h. Winthrop. Mr. Yates, Il. y BERNARD
FROM HAVASA-Id stso,nSh.p Cty OF Vera Cr7-Aprl
lI-G Youngs WIFE, child ana nurse. Mrs Ida o. Beai MISS
Fanny wye Dr. NJ ID. Van DorcD. wife ana TWO daugnter
Miss N. ID. Van WyCk. l. sazerac AMI wlfe; MrS y"
ID. Speier daughter AMI son. Mrs. Chas f. Besie
ivan Manuel Ceballo- Louis ]. Pouyert, J. A. Del
Vale znaga, wife, two chLdren nurse ana sefyan'
J. Cazanzs /. NJ. dc Acust g. W. Lyon, o. itonis n W.
J. Cor,iukes, q. j. Potter, Alfonso Gruei aud wife
D. J. NJ Mllles, Miss - Forum, Miss b. Forum
MIS-. ". de b. Canea Mariana Zao. T. Pfeciado 4
Aware II. ouilDel. J. Oraqurl. h. orbca ~ Font
J. puerto Hass g. Jensen, II. Upmann. H. BnnemanD o.
"A fTieirichs, =. Adler d. Onhernl, " BlDco
T. L0sreca, V. do Gre s0ia, Ii. Franco, G.. Mouce
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SPECIAL RELIGIOUS SERVICES
will be held THIS aud EVERY DAY Ia the soOye nam-4
Church Of Service, o'clock a N, p a. and ~
-, n a,,.,,.p.r
H. Try No IT, Ministers win speak evening.
Miss LOGAN Miss BEARD OF London VIII conduct tSs
meetings. All are inyite.
The Most Attractive Ofncss In Town.-I',c universal
testimony OF the Offices in the new rR
UNE building they the MOST ATTRACTIVE an
al things considered the CHEAPEST anywhere In that pa
OF town Between third and half Of the building nov
rented and those desirable offices should make car,
application ell beautifully npished In hard
wood ash with elegant ganxur,s heat aud water in every
roon are all exceedingly "a obi Ally 80 reff.cty vrnr
lated all have outside Windows communicate directly with
the elevators all independent entrances frocs
the hall Many hBshe.i and ni ~i bs
posey ready the occupation OF tenants on the s day Of
MAY Application should be male Ut HE TRIBUNE
Counting room.
To ALL particularly Aids Spng trying seasou. Ia.
sickness sLoul be- attended TO- Fatal dis
eases may allowing the bowels bssom1
until has lie, elop itself Of
worth pound Of old AMI truthful
Therefore advise ali who troubled with the COMPLAINTS
preyacnthe aache, indigestion, dsorcred hvef
delay 5CiENCKs MANDRAKs Pills. We know remedy
an deciriye la it, action IL t once strikes ~ The
disease and prOduces healthy tone 10 the system
People suher nom disease @r1sng nom d
medicine when they malAiy Pam
for the months should take thrce 90
pills with They havs Al almost ln
effect They will rirve the patient OF besdarns
runninx bile and erocaaiy prevent biuous attack
They are ouiu w al druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-15
THE LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.

NETTING OF THH SPECIAL sEssIoy-TUr CLAIMS or
THOSE INCLUDED IN TIE AWARD REFERRED 10
THE COMMITTEE on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
GOV. KELLOGG.
NEw-ORLLgANs, April 1.-the Legislature
met at noon II the most orderly Tor mhhS
wears The Conservative members were sworn ~ anu
resolution was adopted in the House referring the caipn
of those included IN the award to the COMMITTEE oh
Elections which will report tomorrow Both paFues
socn, to accent the awprd without oppOeiton, making
tbe comprornise a success. Gov KellogSs message 10
the Legislature long and elaborate lie ioh""hs
ore some OF the principal pOiDs:
The occasion of this extraordinary session marks ne~
and trust better In the history o our ftaS inls
history OF Louisiana since its mcoporauOh mo tne
ernOrs from Gov. Claiborne 10 recent ,nes pa Di m
happily prolific OF antagOihinh aid VCona J."
Ouses and dsorder Though c' and " pr%dnct il has
ALLEN far behind other less favored ates III t uscop
en Of IFS resources and the cultivation Of that homo
MENU ~ feeling ana Interest without which commit
nifty permanently prosperous. tt cann y, ' v
red red as the ills that have resulted some AFRO beyond
the pale Of legislation Ihey Gu, o' rrodI.s and
crasing the memory Of past TRADITIONS O,hrs ,r se
result of the peculiar o, tne re oU and
language. Others again. and these Oy no lsaps ' @
n,.ssye legislatures of late years. including that q,
1851 which have managed 10 suporun'tf VIZ. @
interests of the state 10 the enforcement Oh p
nose. and the pecuniary ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF lndlvids
II would good purpose 10 ru. , ~ 49, viii,
y,hatevcr mistakes ard wrongs may hsVc petll c"n
miited on either side is before YOU The CONSEQUENCE "
tLcse ,nistakes and wrongs, more eloquent IMAM
any Language could Use. also before yo. ~ Soui
privilege correct, remedy, or ut leirt hN!af %
AMI more important STILL 10 offer guarantees hat sucn
ents shail not again occur. After political contest
tho and bitterness which have been unparahieu
,oIicy haa ut lat been adopted which, thiuk SHOULD
hive been tried rst, and which trust WIZ smord a
immediate ard satisfactory solution of the dliilcuites
tbat have beeet MS years and enaed misfortune anu
dire anon the people. IL Is most hopeit si IN my
onon when as now citizens Of all polirici pares seem
nrncd 10 take the management Of this ahar lnt' hrr
own hands and sinking party ain unite To advance inc
general good . 80. .,,o,r co,,ec,ioo and djs-
I,,enent the Governor EXPRESSES the Op1on tunL W"
plese Mt s. too Gamble some expensive anu u'J'
and should be rado ally changed. ,.,.., .,a
one Governor details the changes oeSTtu, anu
IL ,csn,c nf the State fnance. which show rciuc-
e., ia thr sfate debt of a., O65, 926 since 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-15
OBITUzR l.
BARON DE RRUNNOW.

Ernest Phillip de Brunnow, whose death Is
announced descended from ancient family OF Courland,
and was born Dresden. Aug 81. 1897. Ho completed
his education at the University OF Lcidsc, and entered
the Diplomatic service of Russia at the Congress OF AK
lsI hapele in 1918. In s3 he appointed Envoy-
Extraordinary to the Court Wiembcrg and the year
following had reading part in Negotiating tho C0nvep-
tiOn with Great which limited the power OF Me-
henlet Ali to Egypt, and probably averted war Baron
dc BiunnOw was immediately appointed Epihassador u
England and held that important post IRON lo4U uhih
the war OF 1854 which suspended diplomatic relations.
III 1855 he returned 10 London having previously repre-
sand his Government for brief periods 81 the courts OF
France and Prussia. Baron BrUDDOw was doomed one
OF inc most experienced and aOe ci?ioniat'sS IN tte s
sian service and intrIsed nom tune W Grno Win
thu crsyest negotiations