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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
PRIVATE INQUIRY FOR PUBLIC BENEFIT

PRIVATE INQUIRY FOR PUBLIC BENEFIT
JvpGE BRADY's OPINION IL REGARD To AWARDS
FOR A CHANGE or GRADE IN ONE-nUSDhED-
AND rwEYTY-TH1RD-sr
The Commissioners of the Central Park, III
1876 resolved 20 alter under the law of that year. the
grade Of Onc-hunlrci l-twentyt That grade
had been fixed in 1853 and persons along tie line hai
bilt houses with reference to that grade. The man OF
the change required by the law not filed until July
81 IQG7 Thomas Dafrah and other owners OF propeft!
along the line OF the CHANGE claiming to have ben DAM
AGED hv IT, applied to IT,: Board % assessors
for On award for damages That Board allowed Sncl
av-,ris gfter consulting thu Corrorat On Counsel but
ire Board of Re, isinn and Correction a. Assssnr" :,
composed of Andrew H. Grcci T. ID. smith. AMI John X
II rnef struck fhcu ont. Tire pcrsonS who thus ma
hreu denrlvpd az or awards applied TO Judge Brady.
IN supreme Crnrt Chambers. for inandanis 10 cohei
their restoration. TIE resp nhn. Hlriltt tnit lr
IN, ders on COURT of Aprals in the OF Teresa
Doyle tie rolltDrs woud have been cniinrd To- thcr
awards had the change o grade been orcel unlrr IN"
net az S7 int claim Il mt & hcgun ind'T tic act
of 0Sa which al net ali0T ANY thing for snci hlg
Julg, Brady decides in favor OF tue REALTORS III tAc
follow oi'in On:
A. Inn. Icrst;ud the point taken tie argument
OF tho uioors in these cases 1t - ma 'c chG "l
grade was made nrr the act Of 1866. which makes 80
ir,jsinn for cninpr-a ton for damages fus' lihci
H. the act 9G6 net ia effect Iep ac by t' 81
Isb- IN ltf.r WAS ~; enargcn. oi The fInci Ia
card 10 the damages 10 he awarded The deslEn oI tc
Ilsiatprr must have been 10 accOmniSh by ire dct "I
13G7 4 uniformity of rule in reference ~ damages re-
si!ing from change Of grade II shphld not uihSS
~ dr absolutely necessary by the terms OF ia" statute,
aduilicafed that Sbrn change "i grade WIS IN ne
under l.ic of j6 although not acc"ini n unin
aitcr the net Of SG7. compensation i0r loss shoi ne
awar,ii hIr IL in S67 under tn act OF 'nH N r.
il shou given the Injured palty. These are KIM
dicd nets AMI should ~ construed Together Fer these
reasons / think the motion should he denied
James \. Dccring appeared for le REALTORS; Tue cOpo-
rat On Counsel for the respondents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
CIVIL NOTES.

A suit was begun by the Government. in the
United states District Court yesterday 20 cOntscato
right barrels o apple brandy. discovered in The D. Sses-
sion %! John s EmmOns of Hudson y. Y. II IL all gtd
that the Rev, nde lax was not pad on the bran ~.
Judge DOnOhue having decided that the
Pcnale must give a bill of particulars explaining al
len III the claims against Tweed. growing out or the
special an1ii Of $1,000 nOO which amount Is charged
AGAINST the icfc lrn MI. Twceds counsel have given
notice 10 Mr.. ?echHn The counsel for the People,
10 settle tue form OF the order ,fdy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
PASSENGERS 1RRITED.

FROM LIVrRPOOfa-Ia steamship celtic, July lo.-Mrs.
JOIN Finay. Mr. Mary Harvey Miss Laa Harvey. H.
TYLER r. Woodward r. b. steele, w. WHITES de- John Camp
bel Miss Campbell H. = huir, MIS- nter. Mrs f.
II Daring A. Chapman Hiigway Wright, H. huloand, r.
H,Iriques CnaS Magee Nj Painter ~ Ep - " H. Lam
Mr and Mrs j. Il. MeldTim Miss Anna r. Richards,
Ch.s r. strauss. Eric man. MTs A. L. Mchler. Miss
anna Campbai Miss Lambert John Green, John Green
ir Finay, NJ Mrrrc, 7. l.. Hyatt, WIN. Mcbride
Joan Nolan Fred J. Beach Cecil C. Common. Arthur Ross
IA. Mecgifc.
FROM BERMUDA-Tn steamship Gamma, July lo.-co
and wife, Miss Bessie Pose A Lebrecht Capt H.
Richard r. Cooper, H. H. SonlhNcrh. MA H. South
worth, Mrs. Pefdue, Mrs Miles, Lieut. Mctaasclan i.cnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
CALrNDARS-Tuis B.r.


sIPRPW % Hl-IHi MnYase WK-T1R0oT, 7.
q Jonrs ,gc agt Fair 10 .Nclr.s.llc.a2f. Ha1srl.
ch ill., &c AZ. .BeinGarl AL u .lari
Homes, &c, at. Fair. S,..Nnuierit at. Van
cid &c dcrblt.
Al Ryl4ads &C, agt 81 Armstrong agt. Van.
SahulEOG. dcItHt
A Pal.Oc. AIT. Hazard. 81. .Phyfc aei. Clrnan.
40 Lifts Assn ~ Am'iica %. Diilcler az. Dl
AIT. khOirs. Cali No. lDl
GENERAL SRssOSsSrTBFRLAS John brennan, Joseph
Fir Is. John Fiuls pciID i}crtl Elwari Carr u.
eiry; Martin 30 bma. rex Hasserty, Bonlrd Smith,
Dan Nc, arty, Dgnih MgSdrrfy. Daniel Geri SAL IA Mar
tn bitf,ry Antoine RyStsccr,
M1pa, David G. Mana Bernard ol FOrre Pi-ce WI
lam naDp k6nniy gram larceny James King dis
OriolY house John Lucas, I,ecrat exposure; william
oms Thomas Day. john Wood C!as DAILY assault and
h.fl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
THE COURTS.

LEASES MADE BY THE COMMON COUNCiL.
DECISION or JUDGE BRADY IN Tux CASE OF MARY
A. scuAyCK AGAINST THE CITY-THg LEASE DE-
CLARED VALID.
The Common Council passed an ordinance
last April which was approved by the Mayor leasing
from Mary A. schanck part OF No Y ChamberssI'
formerly occupied by branches OF the United Sta'eS
Courts Of the Marine Court, on condition. tna
she should procure for its te court furniture heh
In the budIn, 5ic bought the fnrallu~ OF the Unteu
States had lease prep red sn1 presented 1t to the Con-
roer for signature He refused to sign IT, on the ground
that there already more Claims on the Guy
for rent than the appropriation made ny the
Board Of Arportionment would pay she thercuPon, y
Beach and brown her counsel applied to judge brhy
in Snprem, Court Chambers, for q mancamns to coine
tire Controller 10 execute the less, M,inwlic Ie NJ
rinc Court took possession or ana now occhprs .io
premises Judge Bi ay yesterday rendered decision III
favor " Mrs. -chanck. which Is substantially az loomS
The power Of the Common Council 70 deterhn ne upon
lease OF Or. misses for the of the city Is legislative u
is unlimited. except ~ t. tio term :" scas oe Cur
of harter of S73 declares that the Common Son
ell shall have power to take or make = ieso :" y
real estate. save az reasonable rehi ina io en-
to do 10y Of ihc iss 'iature When the c-sor ,ss
upon c Controller to pay thc rcnt accr'-; ;b ~ No
time enough 10 assert, II sucn nc the fact at teo ~ o
fund which he resort Ia perform thatuuy, a. i
Courts then be called upon 10 consider se me he
Controller is nay but whether M can prevent te eA
else OF legislative power eXir ssy coicilch upon ,o
Common Council by the assertion tlat thete IL no IT,
vision by way OF appropriation made 10 meet INC "ui"e
assumed. ,ou,s
that be made unill hn appropriation ~
I., made in pation OF il, whic IL sem w"uh
he anwse and Illogical The lcase ngit not DC Ih'',
owing to OF many causes wnich MINT '
the sum d. signed to il woi'l snen nave Been M
necessarily named and included. At NAV also Do sau
that by the second section tho At or lS|l Chlp "vr
the Board of EstIhatc aui Apo i""rni are gwen ln
power, at any Dc Ia ii:in'icr ~ ~ l1 Gu,
year which may be found Ivy ne ca "f vac 'eft ~ ~
for which such appropriation stall ave ne h'c 10 pe
in excess the amount required or deemed 10 DC me-
sarV for the PURPOSES objects thereof 10 sich "
PURPOSES ur OF lrcts for winch appropriations are ~
sufficient or sllen may require the same III may "'i
he doubted wietArr ii ne city refused 10 pay n",lisc VI
an exhausted appropriations the tDllts W"uiu i'ot r.
ouire evidence that there s,cb excess US tue ID"
inst referred TO conemjates. II Il, however uinects
sarv 10 pursue this subject further u ~ apparent a.
Thai re objections urged by the t"rttoicf are not
sufficient prevent the Success VI t's mooh' anu IL
mast therefore he granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun tlses Ii6 70 Mosn rises 0J
NAIER THIS DAY-A
Sandy Hook island. 03j Hell q. Ferry .1i:2i
WAFER IuIs DAY. NJ
Sandy Ueok 93O Govs IslanI $50 Hell q. Ferry. has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
Go f)bom it man Concern.

OFFICE or THE COYMIssoSEGs RAPID TRANSIT, PART
COu2T OF COJI9lUS Pleas, NEW COuRI.Ho, II,
NEw.YORK July II. 1915
rINHF COMMISSIONERS of RAPID TRANSIT
her by give notice that the purpose OF expe tng The
business which appointed they request a all
plans sig's ended 10 be communicated 10 them as
method Of construction operation OF Rall
Railway made to them IN writing On or before Aug
l. 1919 az Office Models AMI drawings be lett az
This Office auy except between ID and
3 =. JOSEPH SELl5MAN, ffesi 'eh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

cc,syth r. orsset D. s. Grset C. Slater, J. W. Backman.
Joha VIVA Frank Wiissn Fred. Wilson. Mrs. Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEESsTowN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRhiNG THE
UNITED SIA,IL,S MAIt..
NEW AND FULL. POWERED STEAMSHIPS.
Sailing from NcwYork on sAlu kDAls from Liverpool on
THU ISDAlS, calling at Cork iIarbor each way.
CELTIC SATURDAY, Judy "a. a. $50 a NJ
REP BIlC, sAri RpAN, July 81, al a. IN.
BRITANNIA. SATURDAY, Aug. J. at ga M
GERMANIC, SATURDAY. Aug. H. al p. IN.
ADilATIr, SATt HDAI. Aug. 81, at a. m.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. PIER 81, NORTH
RIVER.
These steamers the fastest in the trade are uniform IN SIZE
unsurpassed Ia appointments The Saloon, StaitrOn
Bath placed aBdshps where the noise
motion anorng degree VI comfort hitherto UNI
KATEs-saioon, $40 and 800. gold. Return Tickets
favorable terms. siscnge s2o.
Drafts from FL upwari.
For inspection " plans and other information. apply at tho
Conpany . ohlces NJ. 10 BrvAdway New. York.
~ J. CORgIS, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
Orean Gteamers.
tilarble ana Slate Alantel5.

GASONT e. TSOLA,
" STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS.
lag Ia i52 West f0ti-st., near broadway.
Monumental Mantels Affairs FgiTes Iilng Wanscotin9.
&c Importers and manufacturers in italy OF marble
work ~ every description.
STEWART7s New Slate Mantels, inlaid with
- tiles also Marble and elegant designs;
prices very and 222 West 23d ST., 7tave.
w ID. a. A. s. NICHOLS.-Marble, Slate
w and Wood MANTEIS. designs, prices very low
manufacturers OF iron Crcsny Stable Fixtures Copper
Naaes and fIsials. 20 Hudson ST.. opposite Worth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
L. W. FILKINs. General Passenger \
WHITE MOUNTAINS via

W SfONlNGION LINE, =.
Daily from from Pier 80 Sorh River, a M connecting ~
St0n ngtOn with the 400 a. IN. WHITE MOI NINlN ~,
PRESS Now and elegant drawiDsioom cans IuKOl Oh
change
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Steamboats, ano Railroads..
nEPARTURE or THROUGH RAlLR(
ALBANY AND TROY BY DAYLIGHT.-

"A Day boats {. WIZARD and DANIEL Dhl-M leave
Vestr ST. Pier 49, Mr., daily Sundays excepted AZ $50 and
2ih 81. at landing at W. Point Cornwall NeHbrgh.
Touglkeepse hnebeck Cask d. and Hudson. Tickets
sails Tor points North AMI West 1lp uck0ts to West Point
Cornwall and Newbureh, returning day, 81 special
ius and from Saratoga 10 saratoga SO 20 Round tiip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
Gieamboate orb Railroans.

E'OR R0ndout g. Kingston, landing at Cozzcns
i Cyest Fcfnn Cornwall. Newbdrgh. Marbeong, Milton,
w. BIs H. every Monday Wednesday and friday Iayins
HarrisoH. ST., Per No -, North River, at d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
" THE GENERAL TRANSAr !. NNTIC COMPANY'S
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NETWORK AND
UAVRE:
The splendid vessels this favore for the Continent
eng sontcry than any other viii sail from Pier No.
90, North River, as follows: -
AMERIQCE, Pouzoll ........ SATURDAY. July -
pkHIIkE, lfiirc- ....----.SA - lh1, Aug.
PRICE OF PASSAGE ~ COL. uucluGing wpe.
Jirst Cab 90 Second -.-...-iij Third t3o
Return tickets ct reGured Tatrs.
Seerage S25with superior and udns
all nccesaarirs without extra charge.
GEO. MACKENZIE, Agent No. g. Broadway.
DACiFIC MAIL :. :. LINE.
l. FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, and CHINA.
Sailing from Pier ~. North River.
FOR ASPiNWALL;
ACAPULCO. July 81, IL IN.
Connecting for all central American AMI Pacific ports
FROM IAN FRANCI-GO for JAPAN AMI CHINA;
GREAT RI.Pl BLIC. Aug. |.
For freight passage apply at Pier &, North River
IA. J. BULLAY, superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
Oteln Gtelmrrs.

GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
N NEw-YORK 70 BRl>ToL ,EngJ-pIRtCr
l"AnS s onc III, snd all or- ia 81 Sol Cnann.
il no viii i nom Pier - Lat River
AiiAGny, $ mons. TIiTnSslD,Ny Jul,222
Ca in Pae.,e 10 currency lnlrneiia.. rs cliency
seernse go c'rfrncy raies Ti.hni 70 Ind for irf
ward " ao' D. jFS 5Gl &sa f' &S 70 soul SevYor
ENMAN LlNE.-FKed Soatherly Course.
Royal Mil STEAMERS are ippon'ea to sal follows:
CITY OF Bfi,ily:.;'. ,si1TTEpN} Any ~ "a m.
CiIY OF YN....S.ATUKpA l"'. 7,at . - "a.
Cirii or r5TrethI siri-i;DSi. 1ue. T. At q. ii.
ma, rAe> f. 80 aa .o , 5'1 ,ee,.,ovn London.
derry be19st .. ''S, ~ eI i, ste.rse ocs ~
u '""' '''' 49, J3nE G. DALE Aecpt
\TEW-YOGK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
These ar,t class steamships vii, MI ct p M from rer 10
Nor'A yeE uo, 81 cedar st io IiANA"-A, direct 10 o'
stip co[rl2r EC TlIrGsP\y I Ia 90 g,
o Ig ' re or raf w 'os DOE & a i sca.
AtKELLAR. LULiSG& Co. Agents II IA, ANA.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
y sTEiMsiiir LINE BirwEFy NT.WYoRK
coMpAxYsS PIER, loot q sFtxD5 5i MjnogEN
AU--.-'4, - EdEiN
RATES Of rASs nom N Sc n to sol fHAP
SIIlstAfF. toU citiftnc
Return Tickets 20 Reduced rates. Prepaid SteeiaSe Ceth-
cafes, currency.
For fire. sht OF passage apply to
New-York, Hayana q Mexican Nail 5. ); Line.
~ leave Tier 3 Mort! AT follows
For HAVANA DlrECr:
CITY OF NETWORK Via Naslau) .THuMSDAy, .Jgly %
Civ Civ OF OF WIKI NEFip citi lSDAi Aug
FOR VERA CRi L. AND NEW-plIEANS.
''' CITY ' or t''" ,"D EsDXY, Aug.
For IN, lght or passage allI 10
T. ALEXkNDRE& SONS Nos. 81 and 80 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20

CARATOGA.-Directr route, via Citizens Line.

=.
- Elegant steamboats, leaving New York da ~ saturday ex-
ceped at q D. Pi 10, y. foot OF LorOyst Ex:
cuIson tickets NewYork 10 saratoga and return good ~
,Iap nulV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
PHILADELPHIA.


HAHITOkD.
Bliss r. W & II
SlIINGIIELD.
q & c. Merriam.
BALTIMORE.
Kelly, Pet
EUFFAiO.
Martin Taylor
TROY.
H. b. Minis IL
NIsN-5sfDIOED
Tahor, Charles IL
NEwAlN. -
Bliss j. C. ~ IL
STATIONERY.
-YOmK.
Ciarnrorlin Wbifuor. * Co. irehle. J. Q. K co.
la.u0., samuel * co. Charles d. 'flt'
Etn3ud J.. BrDAn. LJDcfi 'iri - -,
liybcnIJta Won Auw & Co. I. :. ~od s'ei' 90.
-. -iin A. i1o,. d, cto D.. CO. kanfmanii J0hcd
American lead Penal 60. u. Dhtht e. T"h7'
CItrT. D.nslans' * Co. AltrIlus a DdDtId
Is,Yt A. i.ufl RI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
>rEW YORK nndLONG BRANCH RAH.ROAD
~ CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEWJER.EY.
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN NETWORK AND
IMPOSITION \ MERCHANTS LINE for

~ ALBANY and TROY. binding ~ cat kil'-S eaner b.
SCHU YLHR from Pier 30 y 4, ranklInst: NoHDAls
d,cE: cob n with berths 81 Only 10 % Buffalo Freight
al rec, ~cel rltes. J. ". HANCOA.
so cIs: ou.iksepsc Rhnebcck. Caisk, Athens II re-
iur lclrls 81 aIIlNns Vow YORK Namr lav.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
EXCURSION
VIA

WHITE MOUNTAINS AND MT. DESERT,
Via Norwich Line.
S22 only for the rouDd trip from Sewlork and return
Choice Of Seven Routes.
Passengers allowed 10 step over at any point
Circulars with fall information may be had at The ptincps
the Penns aDi, and the philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroads. where tickets are ais
AZ Tor Mhito Mountain tickets BY the Norwich Lne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20

II
i FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS MONTREAL, aud inter-
mediate points. steamer leaves Peck slip daily sundays
eptc u al D. Invent thirist r.. H., 3: connect
with special train az Haven Night boat leaves Peck
Hip IL clock Tickets sold and baggage checked at 0ik
broadway. York, and Court st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
PROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON

The starch and powerful steamships ELETRA, NO
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS AMI FRIDAYS. ard GALAi r
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SAL tkDAl-. l'aie II
~ " r., foot Of ltobi.son 81. at p M Direct rOute
Wore, ster and all NOi them POINTS wa NOrcestei
Freight Via ei her line taken AZ lowest rates 49,.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21
THE DISTRICT JUDGEsHIP.

Since the resignation Of Judge Durell the
docket Of the United States District Court
has become so crowded, owing to the accu
mutation OF cases, both lawyers and litigants
fear that unless the President takes early &C
ton and appoints some one to fill the va
cancy the delays incident to the calling and
fixing of cnses will be SO great as to work an
obvious denial of justice to them.
The Court having jurisdiction over the COM
mercial and maritime interests, is one of the
most important in the State, and when its
wheels are clogged the effect is severely felt.
In order to aid the Executive in this
matter, the members Of the bar will on Mon
day next, at II O'Clock, hold meeting in the
Supreme Courtroom for the purpose Of
recommending one or more suitable persons
for the position. As the matter is OF vital
importance to our people, it is extremely de-
sirable that every lawyer should be present
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21
DIED..

GRASSER- At O'Clock Sunday mori ing, Novem-
Der Ia 1915 Julius Grssser, aged 20 years anu
months A native of Alsace France, aud resident OF
this city for the last tnen ty-four Years.
GREEN-On Saturday morning November 2otb,
1915 Mrs Mary f. Green, wife of Ashbel Green
Herfrends and those OF E. G. Dill, her onin-'aw,
are invited 70 attend the funeral from No 35 ST. An
drew street. ON Sunday, al o'clock p. NJ. Burial at
the Washington Cemetery.
LEvY-On Friday November 10. 1875 at 1920 4,
M solomon Levy, aged sixty seven years, a natlyt o.
Lorraine, Germany and resident OF TINS state 1or
thirty years.
The funeral will take place from his late residence
166 Fe icity Road, between Camp and Magazine
streets on Sunday Morning 2lst inst, at O'Clock.
His friends and acquaintance also those OF MI.
Felix t. Levy his son. and Rudophe Beer, son-ln-
law al e respectfully invited to attend
Fra kiln Il a. papers please copy. +..
HARRIS-At 6 o'clock Friday evening Novem
Der 49, at the age of fifteen years and eight months
Arcadia daughter Of Timothy D. and Annie Harris
CRANMER - On Friday, the 10Th inst, Ella
Ostrandey Cranmer, Youngest daughter OF Thomas
e. Cr4nmer and Jane Elisha Allen Cranmer aged
sixte,n years, five months and nine days.
TWICHELL-Suadenly, at 3 A. NJ Wednesday
November nth at the residence of his mother John
w. Twichell, aged twenty-three years third son OF
Orleana Rollins and Rev. Jerome Twiehsll.
BROWN-At 440P NJ on Tuesday, November 16
Brown. a native of Marblehead Mass, and for the
last forty year, resident of this city.
vERNEUIL-On Sunday, Nov. IA, 1873, at Ills
p. NJ, Emma only daughter of G. Verneuil and
Philomere Arcenaux, aged thirteen years. native
of this city.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21
THE NEXT SUPREME COURT OF
LOUISIANA.

Article 1872 of the Constitution of this State
says: "All officers shall continue to dis
charge the duties of their Offices until theii
successors shall have been indicted into
office, except in cases of impeachment or sus.
pension"
This provision applies to elective and ap-
pointive officers alike The purpose and
reason Of the article are clear. 1t was intend.
ed to prevent lapse of official functions 1t
makes one lawful term Of Office end only
when the succeeding lawful term begins, by
the actual installation of the lawful successor.
This article applies to the Judges Of the
Supreme Court, who are appointed by the
Governor, subject to the appreciation Of the
Senate. The present Chief and Associate
Justices of the Supreme Court will, therefore,
necessarily hold their positions until their
successors are indicted into Office, SO that
there can be no lapse in the supreme judicial
function. The court, as now constituted, will
remain the Supreme Court until the success
sors of the Chief and Associate Justices
ascend the tribunal and receive their oaths Of
Oluco ny tAO 4ASSSAt S~hoA
Justice.
It is we'll that it is so, as it makes it as IN
necessary as it would be unjust for the
present Executive to make appointments ia
anticipation OF the expiration of the terms OF
the present incumbents of the Supreme
Bench. Executive appointments that are to
lap over into and extend through the term OF
a successor are invidious, to say the least,
even where the successor may be Of the same
political party representing substantially sim
liar views; but in case the successor shall be
of another party, with wholly different ideas
and proclivities, the act Of prolongiDg de-
funct executive authority becomes especially
odious. If an abuse so gross and palpable
can not be otherwise cured, it will compel the
calling Of State Constitutional Convention
that will provide for the establishment of
judiciary which shall be acceptable to the
people.
This is matter which we commend to the
sober reflection of all concerned. The people
of Louisiana do not want Supreme Court
for the next eight years selected by the
usurper Kellogg. If, without occasion, he
shall appoint such court, the people will
shake it of by such legal means as they can
find. tA
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-21
ORTIZ AIRY.

Died at O'Clock ON Friday evening. November
49, at the age of fifteen years ard eight months Ar
cadia daughter Of Timothy ID. and Annie Harris.
simple paragraph, yet eighted with the sorrows
of loving parents and afectonate brothers and sis
ters it speaks to of grief almost too deep and
poignant to find expression in the comm on vocabu
larry Of distress. The selected treasure of fond pa
rents hope and the pride and joy of her sister and
brothers she has been called home just at the time
she had the prize Of universal esteem, and had
assumed that rank among her friends and classmates
for which her talents and her gentleness eminenty
fitted her.
1t is hard TO offer consolation to the hearts bruised
by so sudden ana deep wound, and when all
other sources fail we but point to Him who
doeth all things well ard assure the stricken ones
that good life goes out without leaving behind it
sweet memories, which shall soften their grief and
noble example, whch shall stand as light to others
gudin them on the true' path to love and honor.
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MARRIED:

GRAY-HARyEY-On Tuesday evening, Novem-
her 1875 at 13O o'clock, at the residence OF D. Il.
Harte by the Rev. Father Allen, Euia'ie T. Gray
daughter of the late Alexander p Gray, to James NJ
Harvey. No Cards
Austin Texas, papers please copy.
PRATT-DUNBAR-At the residence OF the
brides mother November 10Th, 1915, by the Rev b,
N. Palmer, Samuel Briggs Pratt of Chatham TN
ta,ia TO Annie Dunbar eldest daughter of the late
George S Vaudeville of this city.
THOMPSON-CASSE-on Saturday, November
II 1873 al Notre Dame Church, on Jackson street,
Inv the Most Rev. Vicar General Father e. Ray
mond. D. D., J. j. Thompson, u Miss Addie Pres
cett Case of this city. No cards.
Opelousas Washington and Lake Providence tLa.)
papers will please copy.
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The "Wide-Awske Pleasure Book" Is one OF
The most interesting and beautiful books for
children we have ever seen. THIS book, unlike
others of its class, is printed on tho finest calen-
dered paper, on which are printed choice stories,
both instructive and amusing and illustrated by
the very best engravings We have ever seen.
This is the juvenile book of the season, and will
delight the youngsters more than any juvenile
published. Eyrich has it. He expects to sell a
thousand copies this winter. The price ID low.
Ten dollars worth for 81 60