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MRS. IRENE HOUSE IN AN INSANE ASYLUM.

Another act in the strange and eventful his
tory OF Irene reached Instead OF ascend
ing the lecture PLATFORM Laura Fair and Others have
DONE after receiving her aequta she has become the
victim acute mania Her checkered career would fur
nsh ample material for female novelist of the most
sensational school She left her home at early age
and began life selling matches in the streets OF Trenton
After q year two she married q sign painter, but
poverty compelling her 70 leave him, she employed
FOR several years in vain attempts escape from his
prosecutions AZ last she dnfted 10 NewY0fk and
pOyed OrsOn A. House 0 procure separation from the
husband. House fell victim 10 her beanty and Installed
her as clerk in his Office. Mis-. House soon died. and
Irene took her place A quarrel the husbands tragic
death. the wfe's tial and acqutta are the salient fa
lures OF this wOmaD's history FOR the st SIX months
After her acqutta she returned TO her c0unyhouse nj
Lawrence Station n j. and has written several letters
10 her brOther-in-law and Others which showed
tn { her mind becoming affected. The eYE
dences Of her insanity have become more fire.
duent recently. She believed she had a mission To
bring together the Jewish and Catholic churches then
she began to people the house with spirits who were
amOring for her soul and TO escape them she would
seonP the neighbOnHg fields. Finally Friday she
examined by Drs Phillips and Coleman, who pronounced
be suffering from AGATE mani the result of dwell
ing upon the tragedy and the trial. On Saturday she
removed TO asylum she refused all medicine be-
eyinS that her attendants in league To poison her
The court will take charge Of Mrs Houses property at
Lawrence station There unpaid account OF $4,000
for LEGAL serylceS
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04
cEsyoLpS COLLECTION SECURED.

CONCLUSION OF THE PuRCHAsK-THF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The $4,000 in gold required by the Metro
politln Museum Of Art warrant the purchase Of the
Cesnoa Collection Of works OF art from Cyprus together
with the objects in gold and silver found under the tenn
ple Of Kurum was subscribed IN time 10 enable the 'rs
tees to secure them for New Yslk The purchase has
been concluded and the Museum has agreed to pay Cen
di Cesnola 100000 in gold for tho whole OF ms colec
tons IT is proposed to raise the additional $4,000 re
auired to complete the payment ana the expenses OF
transferring the articles from CYPRUS 10 NewYork by
further subscriptions and by the sale of duplicates from
the present and newly acquired collections belonging to
the Museum. A portion of the objects purchased Il
already in New-York, and the Kurun Collection now IN
Gen CesnOlas possession in London, WILL It is under
stood he Immediately sent here and The whole far
the space in the present building permits placed upon
exhibition in the Museum in FOurteentlrsL
The following a complete list OF the subscriptions re-
cejyed toward the pvFchase up to this time:
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04
Brig whitaker. Cotton, Portland. Ne, c. L. Snow.



steamship Abemarle Gibbs Lewes with mdse pass "a
Steamship FrsncSa Bragg Portland mdse and pa,.
steamship Reading coburn Philadelphia with coal IA
steamship Cleopatra Bulkley Charleston Nov 30 with
mss and gaf Fd6ca to R Ae London NOy 1s with
and pass. 70 +. w. ]. Hurst.
Pctou c. b. days with potatoes to Montgomery Stew
aLt.vessei to A. f. outsrbridgo voohor,. Co..
90 Annoy pas 2 sSa1shs nsaPsr sss ~
tea @ &S sS 10 PSasody Msr CO ~
Steamship Panther Mills Philadelphia for Providence ani
bark Titania (of Liverpool Hirst PernamDueO Oct a.
brig Thomas Turen Bates. of and frOm New Haves. n
ballast
SAILED
steamships Hammonia for Hamburg Neckar for Bremen
ansgS% d GE AdS GT and y for Tarsd %
Cornwall for Bristol Utopia for London Acapulco for As
Lone Hudson Orleans CITY ct Atlanta fot
mingtOn, O. Bel FOR Richmond John Gibson for
Se y 81 pT BSss1 ship Champion
DISASTERS.
NANTUCKET Dec. 2.The scbr Mary Louise, OF Buckspor
lodged She was abandoned and nothing Is known Of the
The schr Mary Pickard from St John n b. which arrived
at Eant1cSet I'd inst reports into Monday eisht
and lost oan@as g Sswat had house q sioVs s
torn, and deck badly damaged.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bare ~ Parr BIB Robbins, from Glasgow, which arrived
Noy 70 and anchored at Sandy Hook owed TO the city
NAVAL.
The o. steamship Huron left Hampton Roads inst for
Port Royal.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON, Dec 2-saied Nov. 26, Astrea Dec. 2, Aqir.
Aqmla Maria SchislnO Ponema, d. Chapn, Camilla LotoW
HeiaL Hlarfager GasDee Typhon. Arrived 80 Peat
Hattie NJ. HellOs Amazon James f. Ward. Nicolo Tamas
SEQ r. Won BenBingsen Dec 2 Insuar Capri Ipswich
Sraneer Isndoni Ckimoca at Limerick Retreve Ply
mouth Nevada Deal Padre Francisco, BenedettO
KarIoveh IiOHne Rebeeea Aberdeen, s. p ThurOw, Amo
I Charles S. Bayles, Glamis Castle. Hoganas.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORT ROYAL s. G., Dec 2-bulyed steamship MontgOm
cry. from New-YOrk.
Lellan FOR Baltimore.
FOREIGN COMMERCE. OF NEw-Y0RK.
The number arrivals from foreign this port fof
OF November according the table compiled from
kept the Government Barge Office by Mr.. Alfred
Mabe boarding officer is 3e5 distinguished as 20 class and
NAT tV asf
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04
PERus OF OCEAN TRAVEL.

News has been received in this city that the
steamer Mary OF the Morgan Line from Morgan City for
Texas port with an assorted cargo struck on Aran-
sas Bar last Thursday morning and after went 70
pieces The vessel and cargo, valued at S125 000 win
be total loss and there was no insurance No lives
were lost.
The schooner Mary LQuse Of Bncksport struck on
TuckeInuck shOal at noon on Dec. 2 whore she lies
bieed She was afterward abandoned, and nothing has
since been heard Of the crew,
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04

puuriu aOt allowed on payment OF
~ osts ~ motion and defendants dIsburemens 10 pc
by the clerk (see opinion wenzal agt MURPHY reP0S ~
Daiy pecisfer Nov lB lS76 BOYLE agt Seares fIaLeIu
ag Metzger; sphinx ag bingham sturhe ag1 a., .a1g
donnett at Uoss-Afoons granted. Argunbair agi Cn.
Tndomenf on demurrer. Winter eg %
S,SeHarced Crose agt GrayMOtion To vacae aIest uo
ciinsn at OSRelily plaintiff Levy
agf Rowe: Hntchins agt. McGrain WIRE Cloth w. az"
S9ontenburgn.-Se Endorsements on papers.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04
PISSENGERS 6RRIVED.

FROM LONDON-La s1dnSh' Frame, Dec. 2-Mrs
C0mmissong, Miss c. Torhurst a. Korsche Mr. aud hrs
y. Block Mrs. g. Emmett NJ l.. Thomson, NJ y Lawronee
H. Dernier Thrlwa j. COyhne Miss Beauf Miss LOuisa
Bird, Airs Lazarus and slX children.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun rises. 7.OS 4;33 Moon rses.... $40
men WATER pAY-AA 800
lOOl Cows island lUil Hell O. Ferry 1880
HI0H WATER THIS DAY-P. IA
sandy 1929 Cows Islana lllO Hell O. Ferry l209
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04
THE COURTS.
DECEMBER WORK OF THE JUDGES.
CALENDARS AND ASSIGNMENTS IN THE DIFFERENT
COURTS.

DECEMBER WORK OF THE JUDGES.
CALENDARS AND ASSIGNMENTS IN THE DIFFERENT
COURTS.
December in the courts is short month, the
Christmas holidays lasting until New Years Day though
not legal holidays being observed by most lawyers ana
Judges at least the extent that all work not imme-
dateIy needed is avoided. But at the same time IL 49,
owing to the coming Of the new year and the desire 10
finish ND the old years business very crowded term
while IL lasts To-day the General Terms of the courts
will hand down decisions some Of them very important
The Supreme Court General Term will give about thrty
the Common Pleas, General Term about double that
number. The November Court Of oyer ana Iefniue'
is continued through this month Chef Justice DA|S
who will sit for the first week at Chambers VIII preSu'
at Oyer and Terminer for the next two weeks
Judge Brady will sit during the month at Ch'iioer
There is possibility and probability that one o,
the criminal suits against the members oil the I"eeu
Ring may tried In oyer and Terminer Du hs Is oo
likely 1t said, to be trial OF Tweed thh vi "'
ward The civil suits against Tweed aud sWeeny nave
gone over to the year. and the civil sult against
woodward f. NOT vet i'm condition for trial Judge Bar
rett will sit at the Special Term OF the nuPcmS r
and Judges Lawrence and LarremoTe VIII prSsuJ Tn tbe
Parts H. and Ill of the Circuits OF thc cot. ~ 'I
Superior Court Chief Justice Curtis anu Juae % Spe nd %
General Term judge SANFORD al pH The Court of
Judge sedgwck at Trial Term Part III I IGe esldcd
Common Pleas three Trial Terms VIII De helu' pIts
peenectiyey The E0niv Term OF the court viii be held
by Chief Justice DAILY In the Marine no9rt, JHSTS
Adam will nreside at Chambers aud Justices ShrIlu'
aier and Goepp AT Parts L. H. and Ill, respectively
PROPOSED ABOLITION OF THE MARINE COURT
II is understood that Senator Bixby viii IN
troduce bill in the state Senate this Winter for the aDo-
liiion OF the Marine Court and the establishment OF
new court in its stead The bill provides Tor oh lcuseS
AZ M 600 SALARY each instead OF the six judges at $4,000
salary each who constitute the present Marine Court
for the sending Of cases appeal direct to the Court OF
Common Pleas, the new court being prohibited rom
nara1T
iudges shall slt in Chambers one hour before the Ia
Torus daily II il claimed that the expense ol le ne"
conrt 10 b state will about Oncai Oi the cost OF INC
Marine Court and that the saving OF COSTS 10 h'gah'S
will DO very great.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04

GENERAL sRssioNs-PkEr TITAcKETr Recorder Tinchari
VI. I0gnn. John Hutonfond John Kelly, Edmohd LtonI
Marcus Bucksin burglary John Deyne Ih0nas IElh
Rose, Charles Hoffman, John tlekel
James A. Lane grand arceny George W DuDban forgery.
PARr TT-GTuFHsLTEyF J--Jancs J. Foley, Robbery leo
Sctwcndal Conrad Froude, burglary thas Leach, Johh
Mauanau. John Haynes, John OshauEhnrssy JSIh Nei
nu Michael Carroll, grand larceny DAVID foley Johh IL
liam Carter petit larceny.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04

Tie annexed is a condensed list of the collection pur
chased by the Museum showing total OF over 1000
pieces of sculpture, gold and precious stoues, silver
bronzes alahasters Greek vases terracoas glassware
etc The entire collection consists Of tho following OBJ
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04
AN OPPOSING ARGUMENT.

The following comments on the position OF 1he
Nation were made by The EVCang Post Of this city ID
an editorial article on Saturday:
The only ground upon which Republican eleetor can
Justify himself in not voting for the Republican canu
dates Is his belief that the Democratic candidates nave
really been elected, that there Is so serious oD1
about 10 that they entitled 10 me Deneut OF no
n he believes that il his duty 70 rgt tLe WIOns ne
sbould vote for Tiden and Hendricks Directly
and accomplish his purpose IN a @ LranA s,ronS anu
. favor OF "inhependent journalism the J9nInar
Ism which affects TO advocate one thing and give
its support 10 another There Is another view OF tne
case which fully exposes the aDSufdJY ana uhlafhes oI
me Nations plan II the Republicans have cheated OF
An they are going 10 cheat Mr.. Hendricks suffers from
The swndles well Mr.. Tlden What reason or JUS
made President because Mr. Hayes has been fraudq
Iently elected and Mr.. Whoeler, who also upon thls
eory has been fraudulenty elected is made NicePree
dentf Let us suppose that mat Wel5KhoSh 1 RrpSo Mso
chusetts-is urged to settle the question Dy
voting for some persons other than Hayes
and Wheeler. There are several considerations Is
which will at occur 10 him. one is
that whatever doubt there may be about the appoint
meuf the Republican electors IN Florida or Louisiana
There Is no doubt that has been lawfully and fairly
lar thing No recurrence to the intent OF the trainers OF
the Constitution can relieve bin from the honorable OBJ
legation 10 vote in certain waIn o2lga'n as 35ronS M
that De IL effect the agent OF voters OF Masachsetls
who have elected him to perform an explicit trust
Can anything which has happened IN Laulsiaha
the Presidential election has caused release MN
from that trust We do not believe that there is uch
doubt as 70 what Mr. LOwells answer would be. Inns
much is certain ii any eectOr Otnef tbGn OHe Wluey
known and known TO he man OF the very hlsneSl
character should break his electoral pledge the popular
excitement instead Of being allayed, would be greatly
picon amounting almost 20 a conviction, that the
eieetOr had been brfbed
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04


Marble sarcophagus with colossal head......'...''
stone sarcOphagus, full Oi sculptures
Cola precious cylinders, ana Scarabc plefes oI
Silver and slyerlt objects cyprus coins cic pieces ~
Objects copper lead iron, and coins pieces f4O
0ts n aabaster IRON marble seTpentne pieces l25
gognfon S;resk and IOpsn lamps j55
S, cnfi, ststetes heads groups &C. peces..... 800
stons sfatre las rees heads stanetfes 100
sssu5sr onfIneuf ems bottles bowls ........ 100
S5TGnidian Greek and Roman vases ..........2 u
Phmniciau. and Greek inscriptions 20
Tgyptian bneVlaza Il itos and armets. 10
S,,Idr, artices Nasaic tsc
Of collection
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04

1A WEST 32D-ST., between Broadway and
eb- Fih-aveSecond door ROOMS 10 LET, with or WIZ
out board private table II desired.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04

.e'gD-ST., NO. 120 EAST, NEAR 4TH-AYE
SypD Two handsomely furnished connecting rooms on
second floor also other with superior board heiI
ences exchanged.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04

90 WEST 26TH-ST SUITES, double and
etsJ single rooms with board; permanent uansisDs
guests location unexseptonaDe table hrstelass ten"
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04

D1S WEST 43D-ST., near Broadway-A
~ private family have handsomely furnished ROOM
and BEDROOM TO LET. with Bosrdi location central aid
cOn
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04

E7TH-ST., 81 West near 5th-ave.-TwO con-
Meeting ROOMS, third floor, with BOARD for parIes
desiring q refined home
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04
CALENDARs-Tms DAY.
srPERgE COURT-CHAMBERs-BRADY J'
First Mondays Motion Calenday.
SPECIAL TERM-BARRETr, J.

DenuTrers.
Swift agt. The Mayor,
2 Kelly agt. The Mayor,
tlC., y, y.
McGuiness agt The
Mayor, &C, n. Y.
A Tho University OF y. Y.
agt. The Mayor, &C.
x Methodist EpiA Church
agf. The Mayor, &c.
a Pelletrau agt. agL Ihe
Equitable Life Ass.
Society.
T.. .Leet act. The Equitable
Lifo ASS. Society.
g.. Wood agt. AmOry.
(. wheaton agt. NOorhls,
jr., et al.
10. .Galpln agt. Gray ct al
IL. wales agt. The Califor-
mia Pet Co.
u. .Rollwagen agt. RollWa-
gen.
13. Maxwell agt Gould ct
al.
IL. .Cudlipp agt Attorney.
Gen. state Of n. y.
I5 .Meeks agt. Brinkerh0f.
lG. .MoSpedOn agt. The
Mayor, &C.
II. American shovel co.
agt. Keck ct al.
ls. Avery, &c, agt Smith,
IT,. et al.
10. BOwcry Nat. Bank agt.
Clark.
20. .O'Hagen 2gt sullivan
81 al.
2l Greer agt. stanford
%. WOOlsey agt. StOue etal
23 .Spaulding art. Cudlipp.
"a. .SnOwden agt. Wilde.
% .SnoWden agt. Snow.
90. The World Co. agt.
Green.
Lar and Fact.
I1B. Hicks agt. Martin, eX'r.
3bl. Locke agt. Locke.
bs. Buckley Q nj. agt. The
Mayor, &C, n. Y.
7l..The l.awtOn Granular
Nor. Co. agL. The
ocean steamer Coal
Ing co.
a6. .BlaichfOrd aRt. Kidd.
2Gl .Neiller agt. The Kings
County Manufactur.
ing Co.
$50. Fowler agt. MehrbaCh
ct al.
Js7. .MOsback agt. Amend 1T
al.
400. .Mitinacht agt. Stauf
aId anO.
500. Reilly agt. Dillon ct nj.
41g. Ford AIT. Conner, ct al.
426. The Mayor, &c, Hgt.
Goodman et al
500 Slevin agt. Pollock.
447 kinney aSt. Cohen.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04

f.R WEST 2STH-ST.-To let, with or with
EtsP BOARD two large ROOMS, with connecting hsl.
together snsly Also back parlor large closets 10y
ami cold water all appoint
mon ut.. 4
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04

fSTH-ST., 210 WEST.-A small private fam
sI viii let ROOMS suite family gle genemen
newly Furnished location trstciss near three nesd
a sic
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04

MADISON SQUARE - SO East 23d-st-
VA ROOMS sngy or suite; private table II deslreai
qoOi Ntard
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04

MRS. r. II. JENKINS. at 17S Madson-aye..
I'VE Offers suite OF two three ROOMS second door ae
a SINGLE ROOM with BOARD.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04

ting with party whichever way be may &c oefl1T, fn61,
idnallv h win rest to choose for him and all be-
tween contested and conceded election 10 Iew men
tbe annare1t desnes OF their oOunty-to decide TOT IL
finally between peace and dissenslon. 10 oedr spoh
ioad Of responsibility for moment would be an
event In any feit would, however be the event OF ie
for any thereafter TO reflect tha ne pore " IOr
nor courage failing him. he did not prove unequal to the
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04

1HTH-ST., 40, WEST.-Fine, large, newly.
~ frrnished ROOMS with superior BOARD terms, sl6
$50 for two location hne, Broadway and DenoEl
eos.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04

I1TH-ST., 80 and 312 West.-Handsomey
Il furnished single and double ROOMS, with hrste.ass
BOARD from 81 s25 per transient parties accom-
mOdated.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04

IL 4 TO $5.-BOARD with pleasant rooms; a
y II small single - with board table board 50 po
eek English family. 353 West 3Jthst.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04
East Side.

A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, with CRATE
~ FIRE and piano. tO LET with without B0ARDi
torms SO Ter week small family 200 East EighteenasL
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04

II EAST 37TH-ST.-A SUITE of FRONT
Il ROOMS southern exposure also, ROOMS for seH''
exchanged.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04

EIFTH-AVE., 273.-Elegant ROOMS, parlor
Il floor With private table. Terms reasonable Single
rooms fourth floor
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04

! ANTLY-FURNISHED FLOORS, suits
H gle rooms, 5h and Madison and intermediate
private table, without board Apply EVERETT
| GO6 Gth-aye.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04

$50 Knapp. receiver, agt.
Roche.
sg2 Fairfax agt n. Y. &.
aud III. II. II. II. Co.
800 Costello agt. Archer.
33l Boyce. trustee, aSt
Wight.
lOgI .Haskiusagt The May
or, &c.
269. Abeca,is ngt. Gray.
2ls. Cooper agL Opdyke et
al.
ss7. Purman ngt Titus.
COMMON PLRAs-TMAL TER
97I. Booth ct al. agt Fergu-
son.
b65. Wood agt. Bloodgood.
1928. .COnncll agt. Smith.
S5l .Dethless agL Iunsen.
g3S. Wagner agt Whitney.
I'll. .Huebner agt. ROOse.
welt.
S2T. Hoidick agt. Boyd.
ab3 Johnston agt. PeriBe.
Sl6. smith agt. kcrns.
5S5. Wilkes agt. simmons.
PART II.-V
Set doicn edases.
667 .McyerhOff agt. Eiske.
7Si. .Abraham5 agL The
Mayor.
1876. Behrens OF nj. agt.
Jones.
400. Won SchoDing agt.
Brennan.
$50. Stern tck AIT. Brooks
$40. shea agt. Brooks.
Al. ROllmeyer agt. Brooks.
oi2. Fortune ngt. Brooks.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04
pARr Iu.-RopINaoK. ].

800. Bernstein, by guardian,
agt. jackson.
1913. Anthony agt. Inman.
$50. .ConlOw agt Core.
1O21. Ryder agt. sullivan.
1925. Greer agt. Mcdonald.
b89. Aaron, by guardian,
agt. Godshand.
1923. Kinney CT al. agt. Eric
Railway Co.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04
Board and Rooms Wanted.

A GERMAN LADY (teacher) wishes bcau .''
"A a tine American family between East TN and zV'A
not below Avenue A. Address Il. d. tribune OleS.--
WANTED-By a family of two or thrsS thrs
w adults. pariOT aud dining room on hrst no ss
bedrooms ird fOOrs private table ana ,,h "a
appointments IN every respect location between and e
42asts and 9Th and Le1ngtOnavep; rctcrtDcs 1g8
9uFed Address y. $. w, Uptown Tribune o"ee =,
broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04
Door0 ano Rooms.

Total. .........SI % 40 D1 90 .
For other SAip Neus see Fifsh Pags.l
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04

. WEST 1OTH-ST.-A large furnished back
- ROOM on third floor % RENT win hoard
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04

| oSTH-ST., AS EAST, first house from Mad
~ isonsquare.Iarge, handsomely furnished ROOM w
/ one n0OI with board; references.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04

ROARD-With a private French Protestant
I'D family large sunny rooms with the privilege OF spelkns
the French language references Apply at 8j West ijt 81
New-York tribune., 1876-12-04

Viz IL Ikhl
1901 Richardson agt West
chester Fire lns.CO.
1901 .SOdCld agt. Compton.
1889 .O'ConrOr agt. The L. :.
Llfc lns. Go.
1895 .Gault agi. smith.
2O53. Hanson ngt. Gutn-el.
2O97. Brett agt. Livingston
and anO.
l..LatouTette agt Clark.
lel5L.1ho President, sc, ~
The Bank Of L0uls-
lana act. Brande,, Jr,
81 al.
1881. The Mayor, &e.i agt.
Webb.
lgi0. .Gillfy agt. The indian
apolia ius. 60.
1889. Kaufman agt Osborn
et al.
lati DicLl agt CLARK ~ NJ.
675LWallaCe AMI anO. agt
Amer. l.. =. 60.
llll..W ,itiusn1 - al agt
f,Jblf and ano.
3sS5 Campbell. Gcr agt.
Burrhard.
gO,T Jane agf. shea.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-29
The Pacific Railroad.

A Washington special TO tie New York
Times says:
The Senate Committee OF Pacific Rail-
roads held an extended meeting this morn
ing, during which the bill of Senator West
to compel the Pacific railroads to pay the in
terest annually on the bonds guaranteed by
the government to aid in their construction
was discussed, and finally referred to sub
committee consisting Of Senators West.
Dawes. Mitchell and Eaton. The drift Of
discussion upon Mr.. Vests bill was favor
able 70 it, but there is 10 be some consulta-
ton as to legal points and some modifca-
tons and additions. The same committee
also authorized the bill for the extension OF
the time for the completion OF the Northern
Pacific railroad 70 be reported favorably:
The committee also agreed to near Colonel
Thomas A. Scott tomorrow evening upon
his Texas Pacific railroad subsidy. There
is probably q majority Of one or TWO on the
committee for Sco.t's bill, and his friends
are now sure they will get the measure oe-
fore the Senate a. well as before the House.
The antisubsidy resolution passed by the
House is not regarded ae any obstacle TO
the passage of the bill this year. 1t ls not
proposed to postpone the effort, as was done
last session, to . late day in the session.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-29
ties had partial insurance in the Teutonia
and other Offices.

'~~~ s~s~> 49,
and other Offices.
BRIEF MEsTIQS.-Oficer w. j. O'Cor-
more, who failed to prevent Officer Kerrigan
beating Mr.. Brown, q prisoner, in Lafayette
square so,Ge time ago, was tried BY the Po-
lice Commissioners and fned three days
pay. O'Connors was suspended from duty
FIVE days, therefore looses eight days.
1t was go dark and cloudy yesterday tia:
it was necessary to light the gas in the Sen
ate Chamber, and keep it lighted until
after two o'clock in the evening.
As q Babcock machine was rolling in
response to fire alarm, sen: from the
corner Of Church and North streets, and
when at the corner Of Poydras and Camp
streets ran one Of its wheels against some
thing hard, and the wheel can not be
mended with sticking plaster.
The fire few minutes after noon yes:er-
day was in q chimney Of the kitchen No. 7
North street, owned by Or. Parmele, and
occupied by Mrs. H. c. P;ckens. The fue
was SO thin that sparks went through it
and fred the woodwork. The fire depart
m7nt quickly subdued both fire and smoke.
The City Council yesterday accepted the
bid Of Mr.. j. Claverie of $500 for the Fruit
and Vegetable Markets for the month of
February.
Superintendent Loan has issued an order
prohibiting patrolmen from entering bar
rooms at any time for refreshments, whether
OF active duty or not.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-29
OLOBE THEATRE,

CLOBE THEATRE,
Marsh Adams. ...... Business and stage man"set
Houses crowded nightly by me elite OF the CITY
Tho Peoples Popular Resort.
Chesneat nlace Of amueement in the city
TWO SHOWS COMBINED IN ONE;
More new Stars-Second week Of Miss Nellie Tay.
lor. the peerless vocalist Miss Alice Gilaore, song
and dance artist; Miss Chrissie Morrell, New Or.
M,s g nssca the Ssan
,ia sh dan teas choresp: Miss Georgia King the
charming vocalist. Great hit Of LaFkin and Arm.
strong, the funny Dutch couple. ,
cnr snecialty Stars-Mss Amelia Dean, Miss
Maggie Hunter Charles Gallagher. Mile. Albertine.
Jennie Burdel, John L. Manning, J. R. Weaver:
By special neutrality-suspicious. OF the GAN
Admission-Ten. fifteen, twenty-five and fifty
cents. Don't forget our popular MATINEE SALUa
DAY at II NJ. 1sIo