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BAYOU SARA.

BAYOU SARA.
, IT,. - For Fishers Landing, Bayou Sara,
h534A6& Waterloo, Her mitage, Port Hudson,
"'4saz'z@ = Baton Rougs Plaquemine, and way
iAad1ngf-Cl United Ststee mail semi weekly packet
w. 3. Pike,
j. J. Brown, master,
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at 5 r. II.
Tor Bayou Sara. HITE CAPLIN, Agents,
4 Tch pitoulas street.
Merchandise consigned to HE 4 Carlin will b
forwarded free OF commission. ala In
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OUACHITA RIVER.
NEW ORLEANS AND CAMDEN SEMI-WEEK
LY PACKET LINE.
Leaving every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at
5P M.
. EsEs For Camden. Trenton. Monroe,
Hsssa4Ei$ all way landings Ouachita and BlacI
naAasAxAazadsa rivers-The passenger steamers
Ounchita Belle. F. A. Blanks
Gov. Allen. j. w. Blanks
M
One of the above boats will leave regularly as
above, connecting with boats for Little Tensas,
Boeuf and Saline rivers, Bayou Bartholomew and
DArbonne, also with boats for Arkadephia. n17tf
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FOR VERA CRUZ.

FOR VERA CRUZ.
TAMPICO TUXPAN, CAMPEACHY. PROaRE.
SO. HAVANA AND NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL
STEAMSHIP LINE.
This Line Is composed of the steamships
City of Mexico. Capt W. 3. Sherwood.
City Of Merida. Capt. J. W. Reynolds
City Of Havana: S. +. Phillips
.HE4s The steamship
X&ifffS City of Merida,
J. W. Reynolds, commander,
will leave her wharf foot Of Calliope street First
District, on SATURDAY February Goth, at A. NJ
Passage to Vera Cruz $50 gold.
T. ALEXANDRA SONS
No. 80 Broadway, New York.
For freight or passage apply to
j. NJ WITHERSPOON Agent
No so Carondelet street.
The CITY Of Mexico will follow March. IL nA1v
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LOWER COAST,
~ NEW ORLEANS AND LOWEJ
& COAST PACKET-Steamer
st. Mary,
Fred Probst master
will leave every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at IL NJ, fer Jesuit Bend, Point-a-la Hache, Point
Mechell, Lee Plantation and all way landings Goes
to the Forta SATURDAY. triDs. d. I'm
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THE RIVER.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN
wednesday Morning, Feb. II, 1876.
The river Office of the BULLETIN has been
semoved from Kouns's Building, Canal street
gerry landing, to No. Delta street, over E.
Conery & Sons, where the undersigned can
De found daily from 8 A. NJ. to 4 P. NJ.
GEO. ]. DUNCAN,
River Reporter N. O. Bulletin.
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UPPER COAST.
THE NEW ORLEANS AND UPPER COAST
PACKET-AS FAR AS WHITEHALL
SAW-MILL.
laalllEE.st The steamer
sz=1zaiEsa.a Mary Ida,
J. A. Ruiz master J. L. Boyd clerk
and Saturday at 10 A. NJ, and viii return every
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday in daylight.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
ja20 GIN w. J. COMAUX 90 Cont street.
NEW ORLEANS, COAST, BATON kOUGl
AND WALLS LANDING PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY, at P. NJ, and FRIDA1
at 10 A. M.
Commencing FRIDAY, October %.
F The passenger steamer
49, b. L. Hodge,
Jas. p McElroy. master, F. Bergeron, clerk
Returning every SUNDAY aud WEDNESDAY
EVENING
For freight or passage apply on board or to
OILS If K. o. MELANCON 30 Cont at
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MEMPHIS.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves FRIDAY, Feb. ~ at 5 P. M.
- - For Memphis, Helena, Mouth q
ASS4Ae3S White River, Chicot, Greenvile and ths
Bends-The passenger steamer
Belle Lee,
]. #. Hicks master, ALI Grissom, clerk,
will leave above connecting at Vicksburg witt
steamers EMMA and VICKSBURG for Yazoo and
Tallahatchie rivers, and at White River with pack
cts for White and Arkansas rivers paying particular
attention to all way and plantation business. 70,
freight or passage apply on board or to
nj If BURDEAU e. WAYNE log Gravier ct.
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OPELOUSAS.

E. Qautrevaux, master, Henri Moaison and
Mel. Hinckey, clerks,
will leave as above, taking freight and passenger
for Bayou des Glazes to be landed at Big Bend Land
ing or Simmsport. For freight or passage apply q
board or to j. M BOWLING.
ju20tf Is Decatur street
, 1875-04-27

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
]NANrKD-I.OW FOR UAAH, At oNnK. LIT oM
Ma.,h3nzt9V'f TEtt Gt Fti1S1a u.s., al'S saIsoass
IVANrRp-AN ARCHITECT WANTS 70 l'u1t-
W ohAAs suburban lat. md sy nf sania Ill aeenl@o'
tura1 sor,icss. Addrs4s =. TF1luns olaee
lWANTEp-XNY A0KNr WHO HAS 4 CASH Gus.
VI toner for tats Ut Thirty ninh it,, ~orth
GAsh. Lake wAess stea and stzrct eAra. AdufpsA ~
Tribune pt1}cR. y
, 1875-04-27

THE DEVIL
RBbUKZN( SIN. .

GENERAL NOTICES.

81. Louis, April 70. 1875.
ss III kahsr sf ne eAfea1o Tribune
MI DEAN SIN: IN your Issue ri Sunday last. Aaa ~
,hs .-rnints tssr4a the Haa. r. T. larnu Ms5or ot
fn tho first EuLtace bis 1Wn signature
snd ID tho eecnud that OF his authorized "Gens,
ons., to atposo hisel 10 cr!tc,m by certain scnrrsI
ous attacks upon worthy Amorsat htcnf
..n..tinr and international HIpporotnb. Not sats-
dad NTH tho Inlnencs Of tic pFos'' no eeases :. w
cfcuated certain ba*oIess aud unscusrons
Of s financial basEu Of this Ass7cata fof ths pnpoae
~ at,snclux bin own ntesesta. Whltn would aHpcAf
u bn work Ut eupsreeo8stlou to nocc In any "N thes
}safaas rsspIuEs ntuanatlnE ~ they do from p*Hy
iuuuu tho world otet for ill double dcalln1 aea
,T,tera,o frauds fot his tsrceAt. selathnets, Ano
tcker3 It appears mo due the public to esposs th'a
krr,pt hnn,ug 1t Hisled BY fictitious and alss rc
noss Our lppodeo1no stands upan ita ORD mefln AM
tbs public become tho Judges 1t onet whether ~ ne ~
Tho lion. p. r. Bart.usn. siaror Of bridsono.t would
have peons heieTe. decp',d5td sfhaa N tt'uaeon'
worthless exhibition ot Intrinsic woth
nsct and worthy Of tho rablo patronsco: IN ms oes
1enuucfaon Of facing Associatn in his n.
usniy attacks upon It, !nd7!dusf Hon
T. Bsznum totgets 1hht tho public cAnnnt forgot
resro.pces Of hts paa most snpF9hs0',ss ns .ss
sasste sis:sss ia .ea e.
ts,:;
rs; :s ,ss's s sas r
4 sH3sd
:a Srs s: s ss c.
S:S'i: il! !$ :s r! ;:;!' si.. Fl: s
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:sss sss, "; :ss
'oS h Ill., tlo fon r. T. Tslau sent to
e iS.si. u 11h'ae" snsen Aa<' as'.a
You ~ Isfe, notified ;t 70 hold !hs eog,rtkhs 70;
o o. &c sSsnte ~ a., E9wh a, ~. ana r @ o.
, 1875-04-27

"a la..nd., mar sna aosns ''os'''
fS3 ronasl.at., t~o-aor1 house and i's; onl' IN
Il Ind!.ss.t:. nsas OAKLEY. Groom '~o'to7 house.
E.un - eet.txe I'D io,; . :9 s59 down
s s..r ef.s haS hss.s 70 oa
ii! 's's :1sSi s
:s 1t :: :s .ssis HI :e' III; '''''
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s:EA scs.t Ns sisk ssh<!3 SSSs I'd 9
Msrb!e 'front.' tou.. 81 w.bash.v. near Fourteenth.
.,oas front hoa's indlanA-s'. 'onsl Of
hsisk ouss Will, Is feat Of ground on pr.trta
= e;tss! @ nv @.1bs ront house. c.lun.t.'
'ss'S Ks i S3E Viii: tfs Is 81 Sss;s;ts.
FoN sAJA 6!;AT MAclltp5aissK .ll Fl s,os,S
W. %s:nsa.s.. s'n s.. iSa, it, f. - - w " '
MHE11!X;0TI,E5 E +; T1iMElTfH'[!Y HIN
txGx G% S'tSx HSa:s: H. o14'p ''
I7nR sh1E-or., ni;ST--T'tE, MAhisiK.FR0NT
] h.: H. s;ss s' "4'd
and Wilt loan money IS g. ptsTTsGai g. sTSt. ,lo
EIoN SilE-sa .FgET, oo1sEER WAu*sIlAX:
I'LL. 81 ws.ainetons.. -.-----.-
Fq s4Igoy EfsY AQNTiiXd ri s;d,! r1XMFNrS ,,29 ;r:
s $ Il IL; f. IL a';i'
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;ss Ss 10 isss q.
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ss.s /: II % % ts on''
non SAi.E-tIN ULhnK;sT.. NoAril or FOUR.
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h.s saas Il j. aGSFa
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| 17on sAlE-un- -l;xunA,Ni,E~ E~oN koHril sfni::
r. 5 IT. .tisasr. s:i
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ssTS ist aa,ss At 1t
6 sALEyi;N &sIoEy FFSM sn i,5y II9!'S! H.,
si 's;s %s:
&. zstsssE !; @ ttss 5e
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| Noa sA1E-:a NEW ,nIt1GK HOUSES. e. r. !:
Gsp, s1f iafs's i
ha ss5: sfsS ss9 ss'se'
sAA IGM r. sS9a 81 SISS s3:'
| scsrls. fa.tulso " lii Laekann-st ,
| jaOit "a tW-Si IN WEST INDtAfA-HT. 60 ANT
thts nrr Bropn. luuse an2 lu The use Of t.tt
s IT, as. aS s II
II1,iI ALE--8sM in CASH Will. Bi,Y 4. .U0TTAt:s
L ot suonh ,ncG from sfrce: tars wn:er N Eeh
II dsstsd. Aiu4t he aoIt Call at III houth Dcartoin
D.. Rnpn! i:
, 1875-04-27
TO REHT--HOUSE3.

no RENT-NiOE, rEW w2srOEY. HAsIEMEKT, LE1sn:
md Alta drollnk5 nTs! atons tFohs, Z rnG1n'.
st.t gu. ... =.
swell stuns 'front.' deslrsbs lot! Fttern cousenlcneca
eorrnr Estrotjsy and Sntb bbpann ~, *iDo.
ns iro.stngy snd h. assmsnt brick. loslh neldon.st,
mar EsrfoIi-AT., 10 fpe1ns. s1o.
EIsyeu tte stety anil basement brstkA goEus Afbos.
" (; =: HAYES
, 1875-04-27

SEWING mACHINEss
CtN0KN BEWlNOMACHlNE-tR ol.
tnsnss3 ID per cent discount fur c&ah.
CtNUKR 0FFIUEs or 4. J. kELClt!:K1'. FItO u ~
. S1lth Isstad.st., xt oYso 1t J West Madison IT.
Agency tnt tho CcahfAud 6l11ue MAaalAe&tEitx ton'
pAn1's sfk,
, 1875-04-27

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ropvur--uousrs |
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aasfS e. e"nssnsne'"' a' a'.f '0ftn S0''o0n'
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pses ss:sfa IT, s e. e. sas Stss:' ste
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ps.ss .s2 e::.s'. s s'; M1s*sfsSxh s'.s *h
1ns m II, bou.s os 10 rpo. pl.saap,, ,oc.t
ID, mar A.hland -, rent iox: 49,, t..~. ..,,..,.
Fl - %ss. a baa. ESb
1 ;s 9;sT - r TSs'E M'!s HOUSE 10 NIL
IsfFS tss.t"5 house corner OF ''aH.on and Miller
" = - .oa g, West nsr't.en' ga.
"t'''' asa s''"' s~* p'1 ''11i HENRY u. YOUNG.
-, ,75v ~ t. .seMs ,,'.a n',sn; ',n,t7
dxsIas + sispsst just AT of ics,tI,ru3 nppi5
o p:sa,.:: z skxa9s tL 10 'n.!'.,
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s:;ss{ s:,s sssSss: sss@ !sS {. o'
RIO liSYT-5sTonY AT, n4EEAEST i!:; FEaAE
1"vsaa' ,,r slS ~ .FY71Y StrAsruv.r ,i,,iq1
!; II; ssss 9s@'' as;'
re H! ShTosaoMn Nish'ssss osE T.
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hanso: .n"sfn In iapro1smsau; I'd hatn; i.fss
, 1875-04-27


NTEEDLEWORk, HAHROiDERY,hHD Al TINnX
IN ot iapr,WnIk Iaaa IL las snost a$&atta 1nnnnss
nd 81 l2Wgtt ptoss u KH u Ut TxsllthSA
, 1875-04-27
TO RENT.-HOUSEs.

prnve,ncn,s, ri Eurth ClaIk:st alao cottage aud
house e..1 i.ots. caeh 5~n: ~ nd si2 on lns Of
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Prsessdi.Es or Denssrssie asA Rs'
pukliean Caueuses-


Prsessdiags Of DeMserssie $50 Ne.
p~ubiieaa Caueuses-
SACRAMENTO. Dec. 0.-Ths Democrat
10 Senate caucus. last night, nominated
Tuttls. Of sonoma, President pro tenn;
shacklsford. Secretary; CLARK and Craw-
ford. Assistant Clerks; Hawkins, Of 30
lano. Ssrgoant-at-Arms; J. p. Snyder.
OF Contra Costa, Assistant; Howell. Of
Nsps. Enrolling Clerk; Ryan. Of Hum
bolds. Engrossins Clerk Gen. Crosby.
Of Butte. Journal Clerk.
The Democrats In the Assembly
caucus nominated Carpenter Of Fl
Dorado - Speaker; Murphy Of Dol
Norts a. Speaker pro tom; Fsrral Of
San Francisco Clerk; Colonel ordof OF
Santa Barbara and Charles o'Nsil Of
San Francisco Assistant clerks; Perkins
OF Placer Ssrgeant-at-Arms.
Tho Republican members were In
Joint caucus last evening. Edgerton Of
Sacramento went in with them. He was
elected on the Independent ticket two
years ago, and Asssmblyman Rsddich,
Of Calsvsras. also an Independent.
The determination was unanimously
come 10 keep up organization. A list
-. o..aa ,n amhranfno
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DR.. PIERCE.
tYrom the Toleio I,lads.l

"Succsss 10 never achieved without
merit. A man may mako q poor article
and sell II once. and there being forty
millions OF people In the United States,
the sale to each would be enough to
make a decent fortune. But an article
that holds tho field year after year, and
the sales Of which increase regularly aud
rapidly, must have absolute merit.
"Dr. II. v. Pierce. OF Buffalo. n. Y.
occupies our entire eighth page to-day
with his various articles. We admit 1t,
because We know the Doctor. and know
of his articles. We know him 10 be q
regularly educated physician, whose di.
ploma hangs on the wall OF his office.
and we know that he has associated with
him several Of the most eminent prac-
titioners In the country. We know that
parties consult him. by mail and in per.
son, from all the States in the Union
every day. and that they are fairly and
honestly dealt with.
"This grand result has been accom-
piished by two agencies-good. reliable
articles - articles which. once intro
duced. work easily their own way-and
splendid business management. They
have succeeded because they ought TO
have succeeded"
II you would patronize medicines sci.
e~ntiisally prepared by u skilled physi.
clan and chemist, use DR.. Piercs's Fami-
IL Medicines. Golden Medical Dis
covsry Is nutritious. tonic. alternative.
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BOARD OF rowx r.usrEE..

A regular meeting Of the Board of
Town Trustees was held at the Town
Hall. Gold Hill. last evening. Present.
Trustees Williams ami Day and prssi-
dent Mundell. Tho following business
was transacted.
Minutes Of meeting OF November 18th
read and approved.
On motion. the consideration oil Mrs.
Margaret Booths taxes was postponed
until the next regular meeting.
Mr.. Fulton appeared on behalf OF tho
IRE department aud asked that . trench
be dug at the expense Of the town to lay
. steam pipe 70 connect the boilers in
the Yellow Jacket hosting works with
the steam fro engine. for the purpose OF
keeping water in tho boiler Of said en-
CINE hot. On motion. Mr.. Fulton's re-
| quest Wa granted.
Rspsrs. 81 Csmsistsss.
The Finance Committee asked further
time to report on the Official reports Of
the Marshal. Clerk and Treasurer for
quarter ending November l. Granted.
The Street Committee reported the
streets in good condition considering the
weather.
Fire and Water Committee not present.
BiiIa-
Regular bills. for the month Of No
vember. amounting to s9s5. were. ON
motion. ordered paid.
The following miscellaneous bills
were. on motion. ordered paid:
Charles H. Lincoln. special police SER
vice. S25; kimball Manufacturing Com
pany. dump cart. S162 60: A. j. Nc
Donnell. s3l 30. Total. S2i9 10.
The following miscellaneous bills were
referred 10 th. Finance Committee:
Butler 30. Stern 4 Son ~ 80. v-sey
House - 80. John Randall SO 81. 4.
Gallagher $50 80. 4. Gallagher Si2l,
J. Coulter IS. Wade & Marshall Sli IS,
w. n. Hall X Co. SOL Is. John Rich
ardson. no amount. ]. Fox s. 10. Geo.
Emmett Sl5. T. ID. Mcleod $57 20. II.
NJ. Jewstt 30 cents, Fred Kline 81 20.
Total $3G7 20.
Atsesllaneeaa.
On motion, the President was in
structed to purchase a horse for the use
Of the town.
Board adjourned.
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81 Jefferson street, Buffalo. n. Y.

TnE woRD "SozoDoSr." which has
already become . household word. Is de.
rived from the Greek. and composed Of
two words, Sozo and Odontss. "Sozo,"
translated, means TO preserve. and
"Odontss," the teeth" Sozodont." q
prsserver Of the teeth. And II Is true "a
its name. It beauties and preserves
the teeth. hardsns and invigorates the
cnms. and corrects all impurities OF the
breath. The odor Of this pure prepare.
ton Is NO delightful that II Is a luxury
to apply ii. II Is a. harmless as water.
Sold BY druggists and perfumerx.
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srArIoNRRY AND JRwRLRY,

J. D. Marshall, at the Gold Iinl Poe,
once store. 10 sole agent for al
the San Francisco and Sacramento daily
papers. All the latest Eastern periodicals.,
magazines. etc.. received ~ coon ~ published.
aud delivered In any part of town. blank
books and stationery In great variety. Hank
books Of every description made 10 order ai
short notice. Gold and silver watches, clocks,
that line neatly and well done. Akrxs stock
Of toys AMI fsncy goods. Bee rsglkf sdvsr.
tisement In another column. iett
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PALACE. :. Roo. Brother. Clothing

PALACE. ~ Roos Brothers Clothing
Emporium. opposite Wells. Fargo 4
Co.'S. South G street. Virginia. is q oil
the best places in the city to buy q neal
ntting. durable and cheap suit Of
clothes. They have had an immense
run since the fire, and the run was moi
made by dissatisfied customers return
ing poor goods. but by those anxious to
procure some Of their superb suits. II
you wish q suit that will suit you. fol-
low suit and 60 with the crowd to koos
Brothers.
STILL GorSo. = Although somewhat
crippled by tho FIRE. Banner Brothers. Of
Virginia City. are still in the field. Their
orippling was for . few days, after which
they opened again at No. W. South Y
street, opposite the possofice. where
they have ever since done n rushing
business, aud fitted out many q man
with a suit Of clothes for fifteen or
twenty dollars that will last him iSe
times aslong as Tlton's famous slo,Oo
suit. Give them o call.
.nu.,ux.-,,,h. ,~.oul.r mo,t.
ing OF the Board OF Town Trustees last
evening Il was resolved to lay a pipe to
conduct steam from 'hs isnos yamN.s
hoisting works 10 ths steamer L' !,
Jacket Fire Company NO, =. inis, y
appears to US, Is money Wisely ,n,e nN
Us the water IN . steamer wiz u.sI;u,
The bows to v.t M a full head Of steam
In half the time that would otherwise
b required.
USrsuALLY NUMEROUS. - The great
,,,,h,., =, a,,n,s that have bssn seen
-. ,,,;n, ,h.
on W. sae a. liz "a s%oms,h;ns
tbat astonishes even the Oldest resi-.
dents. There must he n reason for this,
which can perhaps 10 ouhu ~ ,n' me-, na,
tnat since Tue nie nus 70 'ne oay A
OF enjoyment ie'' u large eiass Wno use'
10 range IN q eettaih quaf'e' VI NV
burnt district.
RUNAWAY CAoE.-A cage that was
being hoistsd from the SsO-foot level Of
the Belchsr mine OF about 4 o'clock this
morning, broke away after being raised
nearly 100 feet and ran down 10 the
BOTTOM again, making NtvsA s
Inv wh;ch ,bs nor Il thrown into eear
On liz surfacs~slinning. No damage
Jons 10 .nv,hino .,cent The
1A
ANNUAL MEErrso.-Ths annual meet
ing oil the stockholders oil the Lady
Bryan Mining Company will be held in
San Francisco. California, on Tuesday,
Dseelnoel -, io''" sa.s.n.
eolnmns to-day
-.
TOWN hoisE'- can W seen " 'ue
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SAS FsAxcisco, Dec. 7--1:30 P. H.
Harrington. who attempted TO rob and
murder Ludlum at the Palace Hotel. has
had two charges entered against him
assault to rob and 10 murder.
In the Board OF Supervisors last night
Mayor Bryant's inaugural outlined his
views on questions OF public interest.
He denounced special lesislatiou for the
city at Sacramento. believing the
Board Of Supervisors should DO
vested with local legislative powers.
He recommends revision Of
the Consolidation Act, diminishing
the number Of officers, especially in the
collection Of taxes and licenses, and
held that Supervisors should havo full
power 10 regulate water. gas. and street
railroad fares. and to condemn public
and private pIovsrty in furthsrancs Of
public necessities. In all Of these re-
spscts. He advocated the erection Of
. building for the exclusive confinement
Of the Chinese offenders, male and To-
male. He considered the present po-
lice force ample, II well managed, and
recommended the abolition Of the Hpe.
cial system. He recommended . strin-
gent license law, regulating drinking
saloons, and advocated reform In the
management OF tho Street Depart.
msnt and the exclusion Of any material
but stone for pavemsnts. He recon-
msndsd improvement BY the city Of
the land In Mission Bay. the completion
Of the City Hall. and the erection Of
other public buildings required. He
touched upon the water supply for firs
purposes. recommending larger mains.
He advocated reform In the manage
msnt OF the Industrial School. making
provision for tho separation Of those
confined for crime and those sent there
for support.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The French AssemhIy.

NEw YoRx, December IA specia
from Paris says the Bonapartists an
plotting a coalition with members Of th'
Republican party to effect the overthrow
Of the Government on the question ol
Senatorial nominations In the Assem-
bly,. Members OF the Right and Lei,
are agreed on nominations Of forty.fou,
Senators-thirty.one Senators remain
unchanged.
Travels or the Prince Of wales.
LONDON, December IA Bombay
telegram received this morning. say
that the Prince Of Wales 10 now In Co.
lombo. Csylon. On his homsward route,
While returning from the elephant
shooting expedition he me. with an 20.
cident, but fortunately without ssriou,
result. Tho Princes carriage was
upset.
Discredited Runners.
NEW YoRK, December IA London
special says that rumors OF approaching
war between the United States and
Spain on the Cuban question. lately
telegraphsd from Madrid 10 England,
are discredited.
Shipwresk In the North Sea.
LONDON. Dec. Ill 10 believed that
the North German Deutschland IL ashore
at some point In tho North Sea. A boat
belonging TO the steamer. with two dead
bodies and q person alive. has arrived n
Sheernes.
NEw YoRx. Dec. 7.-Itis now learned
that n boat left the steamer Deutsch.
land before they were picked up q
Sheernes. II IL believed $50 lives ara
lost. Details Of the disaster are anI.
iously awaited.
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Tweed.

A1GCas
Nxw YolK, December 7.-Hagar. one
Of the officers with Tweed on the altar.
noon OF his escape. wa before the
Grand Jury yesterday. Warden Dun.
ham has been suspended BY shsrin
Conner from his functions a. Warden
Of the Ludlow.strest Jail.
success sf che Caban lnsarEents.
Senior De Albania. Cuban agent in
this city. received q letter yesterday
from Comayagua concerning the opsr-
atoms Of the First and Second Divisions
Of the Cuban Army. since January
last the insurgents have been especially
successful In the Eastern Department.
and all the enemy has BEEN able 70 do
Is to protect the plantations a. Guant-
anamo and Santiago de Cuba.
Heavy Libel Salt,
Senior W. Park has begun q libel suit
against the Tribune to recover 800, 900
for damages done his character In the
recent comments on the Emma mine
business.
Jaii Dslivsry-nurdsr.
CNcIscSsArI, December -Four
prisoners In tho Cynthiana (Ky.) Jail.
knocked the jailor down and made their
escape. They are still at large.
John Barclay was found OF q door
step ON Central avenue. with q sunshot
wound In the breast.
Savisgs Iiask suspsnsisn.
NKw YoRK. December THE Ger
man uptown savings bank failed ysstsr-
day. A receiver Is to be asked for.
There IL q deficit In the account Of e4o.-
600. It will pay eighty cents on the
dollar.
Forecasts or shs Prsssssass Hes
sage.
NEw Yorx, Dec. IA Washington
special says II is understood the Prssi.
dent will have something 70 say On the
school question In his message. The
matter concerning Cuba will be- long
review Of the wrongs Of Spain towards
tho United States and Cuba. but he viii
say that negotiations are In progress
and the reply Of Spain Is still awaited.
There will DO strong language concern
ing Mexico. He will recommend that
the Indians receive their supplies
through an Army Commission and their
Pay Department.
Not Yet Indicted.
Nxw Yonx. December IA 81. Louis
special denies that Dabcock has besn In.
dictod. and says the Grand jury are to
vote on the evidence to-day.
Reported Railroad Accident.
Il is reported here that o serious &C.
cident occurred on the Pennsylvania
Railroad to-day. II 10 reported that the
fast mil left tho track at Point Of
Rocks. just east Of Jersey City. No
particulars have been received here ~
V.t
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A %sUPFocATIN0 COUGH.

In . letter TO Mrs. Lisle, Of Chicago, . wei
known contributor 10 tbs Western press, she
ascrbes the cure Of dangerous cough. ascom.
panied By bleeding at the lung, to haie !.
Honey Of Horehound and Tar. ny cough.
but the Honey Of llorehoand and Tar has
removed every trace OF H." The letter Vas 70
. lady friend In this city. who has placed IL 81
the disposal OF q. N. Crittsnton, Z sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothachs Drops eurs In oos
minnie.