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Richland beacon., 1876-06-17
LOCALS.

N0'Icc Is bCrcLy gireJ 10 all those n:Tc>.cd
that tie Bcacon - sill tie oBTcil jo"r"ai of
RrhiGnd Parish dtd J"dicioi "drciisi"g
mndc u, any o'hcr manner IS HrH add rih
oct cfed
ADVERTISEMENTS The batter part of the
.ir,r paragraph OF the act abrve referred To-
reals thus: "F.ard paper - contracted with
shall be- tn. nliirIaI jnuual at the Parish
wherein it shall he published, md all
varochiaI printing and advcri-iu. for or III
sad parish shall b- done by AMI published in
said iuIrnal and after such selection and CON
tract. and notice thereof To- rIi,. Police Larry.
Clerk Of Court AMI Sheriff of said Parish
every publication and advertisement IN any
other paper than the one - selected shall,
eurins the term nf such selection and con-
tract be null and void Tor dHy icgni P0iPoS,.
sin any Parish where no pHp'r has been
scl,riCd II shall be sufficient aud lawful
70 pub ISL any SAT-. "a be made 10y the Sheriff.
Coroner, Constable or other officer. by
posting n, the Court hou>" door and two other
public places in The Parish.
All acts and part, of ac'~ con nicriug with
the rUvisun> of this act are hereby repealed.
1t is clear from the above that where q
PAPER has been selected, that all notices made
in ANY other way than thai prescribed /, null
and void for any legal purpose. IT.
Insure in the Home of New York. esiab
lishcd ia 1873. Rca!izrI assets Jany !, 1876
over S5.5uouup. i. f.. Braen, Agent. Non
roe, La. Ianl -.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17
The Beacon and Free Press for
Four IFOtiprs.

The DETRoIT Free PMS, has acquired
great celrbrry Tor j. 'und of quaint humor.
sparkling wit stories. sketches. cir"icc general
literature. chess an puzzle columns, news.
',c We have arranged Ia cl,h the RICuLANp
BEACo; with TIL DErFOiT FRru Pass al
greatly reduced rates. arl viii take >Ib>crip-
tiOn> for the iwU pap"r> for loo au1 ihu>
our Subscribers can secure "r" at IIr pr>l
papers IN the United States, in connection
with the BEAgoY. AT aI,liliona, CO.,, at only
one dollar send in your subscriptions If
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17
Another Splendid Offer.

Ia addition to other Inducements offered for
subscribers To- tltc Bt ACuv. f,r Tire convenience
OF such OF our readers ~ may wish To sub
scribe for that Excellent Weekly Agricultural
Paper. Our Home Journal and Rural So,'h-
land Price s. 65l, in connection will our
paper, (price = un). we will supply both
papers. II ordered ~ the same tiInr for the
small amount of 81 90. Al whJ subscribe
now for 1876 will receive Oar Home Journal
and Rural Southland free liz remainder OF
this year, 1873. Thn,c who hive read Our
Home Journal and Rural Southland need not
10 be told iy us that ii is TIE BEST weekly
agricultural paper published in the South !,
/, published 10 oar "wu STAT, too. SEMI in
yrrr sul'-"r V'I"u- A. once. #
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17
Orange Culture in Louisiana.

Auakapas Register. Bayou Terebonne il.
being dotted wi'h uumberr,S fields of fine
orange trees The Republican is proud of
tue i,arads.. the fruitful planters are creating.
In All South Louisiana, including portion, of
Latouschc. Icrreboune. II. Mary and Yea
million parishes, orange culture may Sc
proiita5.v pursued, and il il gradually increa,.
me- y reasonable amount oil capital such a.
i usually employed IN the management Of a
farm, J. sufficient. and many VIII" cannot en-
gage in sugar making are raising oranges.
This i, a fair country To harvest in.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17
Another Premium to Subrcribers
TWO PAPERS For THE PRICE - ONE.

Tue iNFoRNEG Is an eight page. monthly
paper published at El-in. HI. a. - cent,
per annum. Il Is devoted to H'Hhh, Tam
peyoaSc, Pcace. Rciicion. .2gricrf"o,, h'
Dairy. etc. each department being IN charge
of a competent editor. We have an arrange
ment with the publisher by which we are
enabled TO otter it free for one year, TO every
one who obtains a new subscriber to 0HT
paper, or lie may have II sent TO "a many
other persons as he sends us names for ours
With such an induccment, will not every
reader endeavor to secure III least one sub
scrber for the BEACON, and receive TIE Is
FORMER a year fu his trouble Send an
names and money 70 this office. Il
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17
Our Centennial GHcr.

On the Irh Of July. 1876, we will present
a 500 Weed Sewing Machine, warranted by
The manufacturers to be IN Tcrfect order and
Of the lat"s; improved pattern. I" each of tho
five persUus sending MS the largest number
of new Subscribers from now until the 2uih
Of June next. No one, however. will lie en-
titled To maclnr whose list of subscribers
is less than twenty. Il.
INpELLIEIE MAESIXG PAPEG F.R MARK
ING CLOTHING WITHOUT a PREPARATION -
Drrrtipa Lay the lndellibIe Paper upon
the article To he marked, and place ever t II
piece OF Iliin wiring paper np"n which write
with a commhn lead pencil, or any smooth
point lrte marking is pressed with IL hot
Hat IRON or otherwise heated iDr Il few sec
und> .. can he washed Immediately with h0l
water aud Dap y, usr T. i!'aTG"i'd not to
fade or spread in the cloth. A package sent
postpaid. on receipt q, - cents. two for 80
cents. Address B. \ ALEXANDER d, CO
Sole L. :. Ag'n Sth street opposite Cooper
Institute New York. Agents wauJcd, send for
tens. Please quote this paper. 6m
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17

Ore Of the most remarkable women of the
eighteenth ccntnry-in one or two particulars,
nj lca,r-was Mary Prescott, of Sussex Eng
land, who died in 76S al the age of los hav-
ug been Tie malher Of no less than thirty
>cv.u children, and she doesn appear In have
made specially Of the business either
Courier. JuuFHdi
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17
where Advertising Contracts can DE made.

t''vEUL CHLsNAN, -. Lou. Mo- ar
car 'n''0r.@"" Agents o" contract for adver.
o.."- ..r '.r EaAcaN
=. u. rEsu>ai-L & Cu.. - PARK Row
CORNER Brrknau street, New York, are ouv
"H''.riz"n agents tor y. y
IT, HucGiEo. Advertising Agent, New
n"'rI. Conn. Via ruu'rarj frc advertise.
m.u's lor ,Ac BEAgoy.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17
nARISH SCRIP FOR SALE.
Apply 10 WILEY i. MANGHAM.

Remember, the place 10 buy anything al
the sewing machine, sewing machine attach
nIrnt oil or needle line. Is III the Sewing Ma
chine Emporium Of J. f. Behen, Monroe, La
A PRoPoslrIoS We propose 10 advertise
laud for sale with this understanding IL the
land owncr viii giee price and terms, and
it no sale: ii6 charge and If sale lie viii
pay us 10 pei cent Of ,licpurchase price. out
OF The cash payment.
Sowing Machine Nrcdl'-. j"c yer dozen
1T i T.. y I. Bsiiru'-, NnG.yc E"v-.-tl
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17
To Candidates.

Having heard Of several candidates being
on: for office already, we take this opportunity
To inform them thar the RICHLAXD Beacon il
ready 10 announce any and all names Of can
dida,es bit one thing bear in mind, the prin
tiers fee must he paid invariably in advance,
5000 for District SljGo for parish and $500
for ward officers. It
Who wants good Sewing Machine We
can give YOU choice OF any yuu desire aud
sell for 80 per cent less Than agents prices
Call aud see us before buying elsewhere. IT
We viii advertise any horse, mule Sc. for
the owner that may be strayed oil or stolen
on conditions hat if the animal il not recov-
errd. no charge, and ! recovered the owner
will agree to pay US SO for advertisement.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17

Ii !, hardly poSsible-if possible at all--ior
the II. Louis Convention TO place as objection
able ticket in the field as the Cincinnati
Convention; aud besides we have un6ounded
confidence in the wisdom and patriotism OF
the gentlemen who will compose the ST Louis
Comverrlum. Hence our determination To
support IL ticket. no matter who is on II.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17

The Liverpool, London and Globe Fire
Insurance Company pays losses Immediately
nn adjustments. without delay and without
discount J. f.. BREEN. Agent.
Feb ~. IS76.t,,uI. Monroe. La
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17
Local RrcyiticS.


Local Rrcyitics.
G.Gt srasrrs
Warm weather.
Etr&brrrics picniy.
Crops growing finely
F.-.,rlrn'y in he brake.
Ga,rs Ere getting scarce.
Ou'y one man in ON Jail.
Ntfh'e playing i, aii ,hn rage.
Too warm Tor baseball games.
Refreshing ram on Monday night
Cloguci ia The afternoon i pleasant
iIr>t curror Blooms are now in or'"r.
Wrrk while tue crops aud grass grow.
Police jury in session three days til, week
INmcc, KILN. grass and weeds in earnest.
The Madison Journal reports first cotton
blooms.
ou' p'aD'ef- al appear TO be cheerlp! and
loqeful
Gooa ,atc for picking berries wt,h your
du"enca
Indications are tia, good crops will be
made after all.
M ,mia. yet. Have tue rromi,c Of one
tomorrow Or next tay,
rrc-drg anI "Wednesday mornings were
.arc - ami pleasant.
Plenty Of work ia rhc cotton fields for those
,yGr are ,,.,.i!Ity IN ,'f H.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17
Religious.

prFsrYrERI,v-Rcy. y. y Caiupj,rll viI,
preach regularly. ~ Ato "u IT," ~ Sabbath
in each month 81 Union CAurh on i}1-hln
Ridge, 81 Frarklm Pa. ou The Ihiri Sab.
bath at RnyyrIir "n the fourth .>ahta'h:-
Preaching ia Ray,rllc every Wednesday
night.
Regular appointment for preaching of the
Baptist Church NJ Rayvilr J. the tir-, sunday
in ca..h month aud Saturday night before.
Rev l.. e. kelli- Pastor.
The appointments Of the R,vvilr Circuit
VI. f. Church South are ~ follows Glrard.
the first Sunday in rrrh month; EayvIiir the
second. Alto the third and Unlnn the fourth
Jas. l.. Wright, p. {.
MasOnic.---RrgUar communication OF
RF. MrGnirc Lodge No. 2u9 TIE Pad Wr,!
neSday in each month.
Temperancc.-l.F.T r.. RrH1>Nn
CuUNrIL No. -, meets on the second and
fourth Tuesday nights OF each month.
Il. ID. C.-RAyvILLE CorNcIL NJ. -.
holds H. regular meetings on The SECOND
Wednesdays of each month.
Patrons Of Husba ,ldry. RAY
WILLIE GRANGE. No. ~. meets every second
aud fourth Thursday in each month, :sl
oCl"ck, \. y.
Maury Grange M. Ia. meets on Saturday
before the ! i and jrd Sunday in each month.
f.. Mcdonald. Master, Jno. A. Hemler,Seciy
Regular meetings Of Rayviile Ramona
Grange No. = are the first Wednesdays il
January, April, July and October, 1876.
Regular meetings Of t'irard Grange NJ. &c
are held on the 2nd and lrh Saturdays il
each month.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17

B'-t quality Of Spring Steel Machine Nee.
die, i"r alt kinds OF machines N rhc nIachiu,
agency "i T.. Behrn N"nnoc La riui..
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17

4 Trenton editor makes the statement, for
me good of correspondents, that they need
not commence their communications Il take
INV pen III hand, as he doesn't care whether
they write with their toes or with the pen IN
their mouth, 50 they send the news.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17
BEATTY e!As!9
GRAND >cCARr AND spEiGuT.

GRAND >ctARE MD tpEiGuT.
TI.i- splendid PIANO For" combines every
unpf"v"'u"lt J." tone VIII power aud yrra,
durability, auI ir'~ received the rnTniilicd
endorsements Of The alg' 81 i'nsi,-Il aurhpri
ne FIR H. uarvo'nr> eyrraoT.!'uarr Ii"iine.S
Of tone. having No SUPERIOR N TIE
WORLD Lug" -t.p :! p.tayr~. Ovcr,truug
BaS>, F''!I Iron Fran, Ftrn.h ;.aiuI Action,
Fret Dc-G. Carved rrdu., Solid Rosewood
M"uIdngs. l''ry Fey Front Capped Ham
uucrS. a Cratic TrrL'c. 81. Liberal di.rcuu,
TO the trade Agent, wau'rd-uIaic az rrrtalc.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17

The killing Of Dr.. Phelps at Bastrop is no
doubt lrr.h in the memory OF all our readers !;
and j, is also doubtless remembered that the
act was denounced by the entire Bastrop COM
mun,'y n cold blood murder. The sequel
10 that tragedy. which illustrates the beauties
Of the administration Of justice in our country,
i told the following .pos,a, card received on
Wednesday by a gentleman Of this place.
June l3-P. 81 will Just say, ". |.
Law was tricd and acquitted on Saturday
last Yesterday Law and Nrrwoot got a! it,
and y. shot twice at l.. without ehec: and
they are to have it over believe. After
joining the Democrats (for eiIccD, he (l.aw)
has now rrJoincd the RAIDS. Lively times in
Morchouse
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17

Moors Business University, Atlanta. Ga
The only Actual Business S,lIool IL the South
Send Tor Catalogue. ~.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17
HARMON HARMS.
Boot and Shoe Maker.
EsayVii.c. Ia.

;tay' 'VeTcd Il shoe and
Boot shop between Polk
X N'llrr> ani Capt ID. \.
Camp!rli's srorcs. north
side OF Raillnad have en-
piny"d -hi'.nd w".ku,tu
and ar" nnw p5cparcdtr ~"
all kiii,IS e work ~ their
line. such rs rlrh!ug alld
rcpa,,in. Boots, Shoe. c,~.
They resi- ec'luiIy ,oncit
The ra'ro'iase Of The piibIin
and Hurran'te sali-i.tc';u,t
Niafrh T. ls-1 ~
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17
FOR SALE.

--nn ACRES ct good land, Iu five ,nIic, 4
't' Baslmp N"rchou-c Parish. situated
10 Gnn SWau'r: '.u acre, ~ cultivation
entirely above tue nvriihI IT 80 md lNIt.
Good -'lta'' Tnd ..hurch ~ She nciahbnrnuod.
Prirr :Guiu, one quarter cash, the iH!anc,
IN ihr"r ".ual onn,',g layucu;,
Any iurncr inflammation can br had ~ hi
office. Nur -. SIG a.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17

J. T.. Behen, Monroe, La. is agent for the
renowned Singer Sewing Machine. All
orders 10y mail promptly attended 10. yan.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17

Insurance effected upon Dwellings, House
hUld Furniture. Kitchen Utensils, Wearim.
Apparel and merchandise, by applying to J.
Z. Bchen Monroe La. UmI,77.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17
DROWNED.
our Colored Persons Drowned by the
Overturning of a Dug-Out.

Information Wa brought To this city yr>tcr-
day, of the irownin. Of four ctlorrd persons
Two men. one woman aud boy. oh sun
Hover river. lat Sunday evening, near Jnn
W Bucks place. by the Overturnlng OF dug
out t. appears that Two men, two women,
a boy and a baby. who belonged on the John
Il. Cook plantation, attempted 10 cross sun
flower rIver IN a du-uut. To attend church, and
were nearly acro,>. when their small craft
cap, .Zrl Jim Irwin. one of the men, man
aged To- swim ashore with the baby and ~
uCthcr and after getting them safely on the
bank swan out after the other woman, named
Mary Walker, who was clnging to the dug
uut lie attempted to swim with her to the
bank, but she caught him by the arms, and
tlIry were drowned. The boy and man
named Amrhuuy Walker, also found warcry
grave, bDrli being unable 10 swim. Their
bodies had not been recovered when the in
turmariou was sent to this city-ItttSbwg
Hccdid. J0dC -.
The Madison Journal tells the follow ing
sad story
GA Thursday last, a colored woman on the
Riggs place, below Delta, was washing on the
river bank. and had two little girls will her,
one her sister who We're dabbIng III the
RIVER. One Of the girls accidentally fell into
the water. and the frightened woman leapcd
IA To save her. They both sank beneath the
,ubid water aud were drowned, and the
bodies have not yet been recovered. We
could not learn names.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17

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s,..
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@.ne. =, which, he. "' ...y , a"a 5"," ,l j."
, ,l,,. ,,,.. a. : ,,.,r .,,,. iNyp crave, ,vI'!
h,nd IN. hnns : garland. 10 the rgl, ill.,
r,lr r,v.f .r,rI r rr,i,I., moon IuI ,.,:, peace
and r,,, The -'or. -f.ru ;lr,,I.h f.!,. ry....,
REP. 1 die , ss"', y,, r s.n e o"s
.I,r.il ErI , ,,l,r, -, pvrrr >.,Ifl.,-p If..."
A. 5000, 80, -. ,,,... ,,,.r,.,,.l m -......-
and ,7-r.,,,l 90, rr.,.,u, IF - cent, or ,i,rr
e. a., INIT, IJr,... LII, prv,.y. \ e.,
'r.,,, ,t.,,.-...F
f. ,,lI nnr ..r,.,,, ~ rr,.ri,,y rr..rurc, 81.
Sln ,,..r .it,. .,-,Iy ,,.,.I. y, NANCY 70.
,,rrir.I ur,l ri,.,rirr. ar,. -n'I SEND -ra,.l.
tor ra,alo9u- and terms. aplI-ot.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17

It1RN. OATS, BRAN AND HAY, ATTN
\ J >iIe figures. at
March lit LiMKIN Il EGGLEsrON ;.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17
Atmors's Mince Meat.
Sugar and MOlaSSrS.

hRl GOODS for Co>T ut
- b. L. NrLEuoG's
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-20
CARROLL CREVASSR.
The Loss OF River Parishes VIII b,
Tremendous The Cotton Crop
WIN be Reduced FaIIy Finy
Thousand. BAIcs,

NEW ORLEANS, April lp.--The con-
vention of citizens OF the parishes Of
the state, subject 10 overflow from
breaks aud creyasses on the MlssissIp-
pi, called 10y the Executive Committee
appointed NJ the convention last year,
met In this city to-day, The object of
the convention Is to enlist the aid OF
Congress in making levees n national
work, and to have Congress take hold
OF the subject ms one affecting in solido
all States bordering on the Mississippi
river.
a Times report says there Is n break
three miles wide on what Ia known as
BASS levee,n ut Point Lookout, In
Carroll parish, which IL the largest
protection leveo ia the State OF Louis.
lana, and that the waters are lowing
through without making u ruhle, The
loss there will be- tremendous, aud
will reduce the shipments of the cot,
ton crop TO this city at least fifty thou
sand bales. On the Mississippi side
wide breaks have occurred which will
devastate equally as large territory
AS on the opposite side, in the counties
of Bolivar, lssaquenna and Warren.
MEMPHIS, April l0.-'rhe crovasse at
Delta on Monday, has caused great
alarm at Frers' Point and the citizens
ut that place have turned out en- masse
to try and repal" the levee, which is
reported one hundred yards wide aud
water pouring through with fearful
force, at last accounts overflow
ing plantations on Moon Lake, which
will find its outlet through Cold Water
and Tallahatchie river
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-20
AFFAIRS IN mExrcO.
A Great Deal or Biuster and. Dui Little
RIOOdshed

GALVESTON, April ia News spe-
cial from Brownsville says the follow
ing is just received from Ringgold !:
The 8 p. m. stage from Monterey,
which arrived at Camargo this even
ing brings tidings that the government
maintains firm attitude. General
Queraeo, with five hundred men, is
hunting for Terivino, and it is thought
they met at Ramons to-day. General
Pedro Martinez is expected in Monte
rey with six hundred cavalry. Gener-
ais Arenella and Palacion is en- route
to the frontier with their respective
corps. General Gonna entered Monte
rey Saturday last with four thousand
infantry, four pieces Of ordnance and
funds to pay troops. General Fuerrc,
commanding the forces at Monterey,
allows no correspondence of any kind
from the interior to pass Monterey.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-20
WE RETAIL
CHINA, GLASS
And Queensware,
At Wholesale Prices.

We ask the citizens of
Dallas and vicinity To write
to us for prices of anything
In our line. Ii will cost you
nothing, and you will save
money. We have a full stock
of China in WHITE, GOLD
BAND, and DECORATED.
Also, everything In Glass
ware and Qneensware. You
can buy u full set rs cheap
from us as you can buy II few
pieces from the retail dealer
Weguarantee everything to
be AZ represented. Remem-
Der that we wantyOur trade
and will deal honestly with
you, or not ut all. Special
prices to hotels and restnu-
rants. Now on hand a large
line of DINNER, TEA and
Chamber Sets, very cheap.
Send orders direct to
MILLER Il STEPHENSON,
jOi n. 4tk St., st. Louis, Mo,
ooLA-dSNg
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-20

Charles b. Wilkinson, ex.Collector Of
internal revenue at st. Joseph, Nilsson.
ri, who was recently arrested at San
Francisco on his return from Australia
and against whom there are three In.
dictments for violating the revenue
laws and completely in whisky frauds,
was arrested to-day In charge OF Colo.
mel IL, Flnnegass, OF the United states
Secret Service, OF the California dis.
trict. He will be araigned Saturday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-20
BLACK HILLS.
General Crook Fitting Another EYpe.
dillon Against the Sioux.
No Indians Have Left the Agencies
Since the Fight on Powder River
and are Remarkably DOcile,

OMAHA, April l9,-An official tele
gram to General Crook from Fort Lar
annie yesterday, conveys the informa-
ton that no Indians have left either
the Red Cloud or Spotted Tai! agencies
with their families since the fight
with Crazy Horse on Powder river. 4
few men went out To bring back their
own people and some Of them have re
turned accompanied 10y Northern
Sioux. The Cheyennes ut Red Cloud
agency are alarmed, aud talk OF going
South. The indications are that this
has given Crazy Horse II scare ana NJ.
fected the Ogallalas 50 ravorably that
they will be likely to keep quiet.
Major Jordan Is OF the opinion that
three hundred OgallalIas would go
with the expedition against Northern
Indians II they were allowed to keep
what they captured, the Northern
Sioux having stolen their stock lately,
Indians ut tue agencies ars remark
ably docile, only five miners having
been killed near the Hills lately.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-20

THE CAPITAL.
organization OF the Senate and
House Completed.
Hon. Wells Thompson, OF Colorado,
Elected President Pro Tenn.
Governors Message Read In 10th
Houses - Standing Committees
Appointed Galveston, Austin
anu Tyler for Appellate
Courts.
Special to The Dallas Herald.I

Special TO The Dallas Herald.I
AUSTIN, April 9,--The Standing
Committees Of the Senate were an
nounced to-day,
MIR. Hobby introduced a bill to or
ganize the Court OF Appeals, locating
terms at Austin, Galveston and Tyler
Mr.. Piner introduced a bill to organ
lie County Courts and define the jurs
diction and bill relating to Com
missioners Courts, Both referred.
At the evening session, Mr.. Well,
Thompson was elected President pro
TEN.
The Governors message was received
and read In the Senate and House,
Both houses have completed theil
organization, but nothing of impor
lance done rs yet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-20
THE TWEED RING CASE.
The PIasterer and Plumber OF ths
Hing willing 10 DfsgOrge.

New YORK, April l9.-ln suits 10
behalf of the city against the members
q, the Tweed ring for the recovery o.
the several amounts which they plum
dered from the public treasury, the
counsel for CARAT, plasterer for the
ring, filed an answer yesterday stating
his willingness to restore his share as
aeon as the amount is ascertained
The same counsel is preparing SINH
lar answer in behalf of John II. Key
sey, the plumber Of the ring