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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-14

SUPERIOR. DISTRICT COURT FOR THE.
- parish Of Orleans, Nos. go,S7s and 7705-By
BY the honorable the Superior District Court for
the rari@h of Orleans, in the above entitled
causes for city taxes Of 1875 and 1876. will pro-
and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street, be-
tween Canal and ustomhouse streets. in. Tho
Second Second D. gs a77 q Of {, t hs, cty on
0GsesS GgR RTFaafSF P6 Il Tlt OF eRoUM
square number seventy-two bounded By *
phine. Chippewa, Annunciation and st. A4eSsIz
streets designated as lot number four, measGlt
az ERT f P Phi T5a'S OF sst Ro pGsb sit
uated in the Fourth District Of this city. in
square number two hundred and eighty three,
bounded by st. Patrick. 81. Denis, Sixth and
Washington streets, designated as lot number
sixteen measuring thirty feet front on st. Pat
rick street by by one hundred and fifty feet in
3. 4 CERT.IN PORTION. OF GROUND. sit
uated in the Sixth District Of this city, In square
by Constance, Foucher. Laurel and Antonine
street, designated as lots numbers seventeen
and eight en-, each measuring tnirty-one feet
front on Constance street by one hundred and
i1 !. III CER IL FIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
uated in he Sixth District OF This city, in square
n gumber five hund ed and seven bounded by
three, four and five measuring ninety feet front
on St. Denis street by one hundred and twenty
feet In depth; lot number six measuring thirty
seven feet front on st. Denis street by one hun
dred and twenty feet in depth; lot number
seven measuring twenty feet front on
Foucher street by one hundred and seventy
five feet in depth: lot number eight measuring
twenty eight feet front 81. Patrick street and
forfy:hve feet in the rear by one hundred and
fifty four fe-t in depth.
s. A CE TAIN POR ZION OF GROUND, situ-
ated in the Second District Of this city in aauare
number twelve tHurstvillel bounded by Market
Arabella. Pres on Sire, Is and Washington Ave-
nue.. designated az half Of lots numbers fourteen
and III Teen. measuring forty feet front en- Mar
ksf street by one hundred and flys feet in deftb
Ssizef In he abov- suits.
Terms-Cash GA the spot
THOMAS Fl. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff o. tbs Parish og Ofieens.
iyr aus -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-14

We have received from ]. q. Eyrieb bookseller
and ststioner. No. 100 Canal street. the following
books
,'The Wonderful Adventures OF A. Pullman"
by H. u. Hale. Roberts Brothers, Boston. pub
fishers.
tsTbe Man Of the World" by William North
r. b. Petetson & Brothers, Philadelphia. pub
lshers.
itself Love- b1ok about women. I. d. Fe-
tersur n brothers, Philadelphia, publishers.
s'Arietetle,e by Sir Alexander Grant, Bart, L, L..
D. Z. p. Lippincott \ o.. Philadelphia pub
fishers,
s'Aurora Floyd,e love story, by Miss M. 10.
Braddon. T. D.. Peterson h Brothers, Philadel-
phia, publishers.
"Mstrying for Money" love story IN real life,
by Mrs. Mackenzie Daniel. Il. b. Peterson n
Brothers, Philadelphia, publishers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-14
TWO KNOW NOTHING CANDIDATES
FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO.
TTiffn Adyertiser.1

Mr.. West edited a Know Nothing
paper at Bellefontaine In 1854, and was
elected prosecuting attorney on that
ticket the same year. 1t is Of no conse-
quence, but as Republican papers
opened out on Mr.. Bishop, and sought
to bring odium upon him by falsely
charging that he was elected mayor of
in 1858, three years after that party had
been absorbed by the Republican party,
it is in order to show up their candi-
dates record on that matter.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-14

The steamer Robert Il. Lee, from vicksburg,
arrived last evening and brought three bales OF
new Gotten. the second receipt OF Louisiana cot.
ton and the fret receipt from the Mississippi
river. Two bales were raised on the plantation
of Messrs. Alcus, scherok and Auty, located at
Black Hawk landing, ooneordia parish. and CON-
signed to their house Ia this city. The other
bale was raised by Mrs. oheatham, on her place
in West Feiciana parish, and consigned to Messrs.
Male Il Uammack.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-14
MUNICIPAL MATgERs.

The River Mhnryes-A New Depaf ture
SuRyeyor dHemecourts weekly report Of the
work being done along the river front shows tina,
In the first District the wherf lessees have re-
paired the flooring and made extensions at the
following wharvea: No.. 10, new work, 22.ao
squares; No. %, 2s,To squares; Ne. 81, lilo
squares; No. 81, 1l.es squares, No. 50, 1877
sanares; No. IS, 1850 squares; sad in all
districts the usual daily repairs to flooring of
MhaTves and depressons in the ievees.
In connection with this subject, Administrators
Cayarac has issued the following:
DEPARTMENT OF COMMENCE,
City Hall, New Orleans, August Is. 1877.
y. a. dRemecozrt, esq City Surveyor:
Sir-In view of the advanced season of the
year, ana the proximity Of the time when bp a.
ness will begin, and to facilitate commerce, L
respectfully cal yo1r attention to toe necessity of
repairing and putting in good condition the
wharves OF the Third District.
Jwoald therefore request that strong force be
immediately set to work by the lessee to repair
said whssves, snd that he be instructed to pro-
ceed with said repairs without deaSy.
Respectfully. CHAS. CAVANAC,
Adminfstrator of Commerce..
Deputy Surveyor Pile. Wharf Inspector, ssys
ne will comply with She instructions immediately,
although he thinks that there should be no haste
in the matter, rs the river front in the Third
District is
GAZING IN DAILY,
and work done under this condition might prove
useless.
Administrator Csvsnac, to whom we reported
this opinion OF Mr.. Pile. says that his instruc-
tions should not be construed to apply to those
points that are osving in. In bis opinion SINE
work can be done in the Third District, and IL IL
absolutely necessary that no time should be lost
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-14
Chips from pearl River Legs.

The log crusaders, under Marshal Wharton's
command, have already begun operations on
Pearl river. The Marshal has received letter
from Deputy Ward stating that after they arrived
a. the mouth Of Pearl river the boats Of the Dix
conveyed the men up as far as Pearlington. AMI
from thence tug WAS chartered and Gainesville
reached. All the bayous leading into the Pearl
river have been explored, but as yet no seizure
of logs made, many being found, but no proof to
their identity ~ belonging to the government.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-14
whatsoever Teucheth pitch. Etc.

Louisa Pitch, residing at No. 1873 Camp street,
was yesterday arrested on warrant and locked
up in che Central Station. charged by Officer Gar
lie vita incest. Later in the day she Was ar
raigned before Judge Smith and her bonds were
fixed at $4,000. but not being able to furnish the
required amount, was sent to the Parish Prison
Later In the night Augustin Persig, the accom-.
plice in this crime, was arrested and lodged in
the same station.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-14
Mortnary Report.

The following report Of the number Of inter.
meRts occurring in this city last week, is fur.
nished us officially by DR.. Taylor, Secretary OF
the Board of Health:
Males 40: females AZ. Total 81. Whites so:
colored 81.
Smallpox S, all fevers IS, consumption 10,
sunstroke l, heart disease Z, dysentery 6.
drowned 9.
Inferred frem public institutions IL; on certif-
cate of eoroners ID, and on certificates of mid
wives s,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-14

The largest colored colony in America
is now locating in the great Solomon
valley, In Graham county, Kansas. Mr..
Smith, the president, is colored man.
By The first Of September the managers
expect to have houses erected represent
ing every branch Of mercantile business.
The postoffice is Nicodemus.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-14

We call the attention of cap talists DESTROYS of
making good investment to Mr.. Arthur Depls'
notices in our advertising columns. He offers for
aIso city property of great value. Read the ad-
vertisements and call on Mr.. Denis at his office,
No. 104 Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-14
Mare New l,otfan

We received yesterday sample of new bale
OF cotton, the first shipped from the parish Of
West Felieiana, just received by Messrs. Male &
oammack. per steamer Robt. E. Lee. The cot
ton is remarkably clean. Of fine staple, and
classes well. 1t is portion of the first shipment
via the Mississippi river.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-14

An envious biographer relates that Sar-
don, the dramatist. came into the world
on the 9TH Of September, 1881, and adds
that this was "about the only thing ne
ever did without seeing it done by some
hodv alaa -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-14

A man from Pittsburg was in the
city yesterday, but he was manfully
ashamed. and lied about it, and swore
ne was from town In the tar district Of
North Carolina. Burlington Hawkeye.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-14

Another blow at labor cutting down
the fees OF Connecticut witnesses 10 per
cent. This cannot help but discourage
business.-[Danbury News.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-14

Senator David Davis, of Illinois, is seriouly iii
of cancer Of the stomach at his home In Bloom
ington.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-14

The publication OF any war nsws, whether ia
vorable or unfavorabie, has been lorbiaden Of
Constantinople.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-14

Pennsylvania papers COMPLAIN that the insane
hospitals OF the State are overcrowdsd.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-14

American shoes are now being largely sold in
Germany, Switzerland and France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05
CHINA AND Japan.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 4.-The steamship
Oceanic which arrived here to-day brings Chinese al
Vices to November from Hong Kong, and November .
from Shanghai IL announced that after the eXpi-
ration OF o. Is Bradfords sentence for opening letters
Whe united states Consul and postmaster. viii he
arrested on charges OF enlightenment, eKtOriOn, per
jury, ana malfeasance In office.
TIE conflict between Governor Pope Iennessey and
the t.cns OF Hong Kong the question vi the
hent o. me Chinese continues. The Governor insisted
upon aueOratug the condition OF the natives while the
white community violently protested.
The Shanghai AMI WOOsung Raj ID ha- been oxen
by the Chinese authorities and its rolling trans
ferrcd to FOrmOss.
The latest japanese date II Yokohama November H.
There hal been uninterrupted round OF festivities
celebrate the EmperOrs birthday and the return "
peace The foreign ministers have been Informed by a
circular letter, that the Japanes" Government desires
revision Of existing treaties with view To reganng the
Independent right OF regulating the custom duties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

PANAMA, Nov. 24.-The final part of the
contract with Mr. Ross for the building Of the Central
Railway" has been published. The preliminary work
must begin before May -, 1878. The Government
is to pay $2OO0OOOO for is construction. in install
yearly sections Government bonds Will be Issued 20
meet payments to the railway company. The company
will lend the Government 3JOOOOO, az - cent dis
count under "a mortgage OF $4,000 Of the annual sub
yentlOn OF the Panama Railway Company the Interest TO
be per per annum. In the Fix months from April
To September inclusive, 200 tons OF freight
yeyed across the lsthnus OF Panama. Last year the
amount during the same period was 81 .O20 tons.
The Peruvian Government has az last acccded 10 the
desires Of Olyphant * Co relative a. the manner M
which the stipulated subsidy Il to be paid ana decree
published 10 the effect that the amount OF the subsidy
the first year will be handed the represfn
Of the house nitrate of soda, AT the market price
The failure OF Cr0s, Cos 81 Valparaiso, has been fol-
lowed by the stnppagc OF the wcii-SnOwn Thomas's
Bank, with liabilities 10 the extent OF over S2OOOOOO.
For other Foreign News mn page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05
DErIoUs METHODS or LIFE INSURANCE.
rronAs s. 1ANRER1,s TnIAL FoR rERJuRY.

THOMAS s. LAMBERI's TRIAL FOR PERJURY.
The District Attorney succeeded yesterday,
Il Che morning session Of tho oyer and Termncr in OBJ
iuin, ury for the Trial OF DR.. Thomas 5. Lambert FOR
perjury The work of challenging jurors fell upon
Charles sncncer There the usual amount Of badg
corng Of jurors with the customary spIinkng OF fun
One iuror named Day escaped account Of his nOnes
idcnco and Nj Phelps greeted his associate with
"auothcr whole day gone there" Another released
because he was recently married, while third, who had
shown himself fully qualified for seat got OF on the
1am)ert showed the greatest interest, taHhS nOies
chatting with tie reporters, and directing Ills counsel
DOW 30 accept now priclnp t4ny TO Ioecl 4 qua
Tho iury follows: Byron o. stokes, IOFemahi
Henry Aimitagc. Chss. G. Carpenter Joan j. Coady,
Gustav s. Coin, jacob Conn, Henry Dlscoppet DdVq
Fox WIN Hepburn Geo +. Mcrkle, VIM. 4. Senior, and
Gnncdiat ly after recess Assistant Dstrict-Attorney
Rollins opened the case. After hlatLE W. GaSin,u,o
eI,red In this State a0ne-the failure 81 $50 com
panies IN the State, the necessity Tor sMte ieSu-
fafi0n ana the requirement OF sworn sl@icments
nom officers Of cOmpanes, he gave the particulars or
mi. charge As president Of the American Popular LIE
Insurance ComYany DE- Lambert, he said bad sworn 70
statement Of the assets OF thc company anu ne ch
MOI that tcy were the absolute properly OF lhc COM
pauy. Tnat statement was false. lie stOHio o.rce'
sreci attention 10 three items One cash on band
$50 AS 10 Of which il claimed that S46OoO was III
The salem Savings Bunk IN fact, the account WIN tl
bank was overdIawn 50 cents. Worthless chcckS on
banks where the drawer had no deposits represented
SIS 600 and conditional certificates sun more. INC
statement up 70 January J. Inc ctsl was sNciiSu
BY the January receipts without thslhg no tc
January payments IL TACT, ia tnai iH"A'H tue COMPANY
me next item was gross premiums unsolicited, $50
b7G 81 Tie COMPANY had out 1905 policies IN force,
I'M az tho O37 on which t was reported the premiums
were uncoieced all except three were bogus ne hId
item wac loans secured by cJaterts piscrd NJ 30
s,t,,d br rrdre o. tlf.ty-tWO shares % tho United
stats P4ysuins COMPANY. lie should $40" Lat these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05
BOSTON MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
GREAT INCREASE IN THE REGISTRY LIsTs-A UNION
ALDERMANIC TICKET.
lBr rSLKcRA TO THE TRIBUNE

BosToN, Dec. 4.-RegistratiOn for the city
election closed at midnight and although great has
been exercised IL supposed that extensive frauds have
been practced by the Democrats The voting lists have
bee sweed from AZ 800 the State election, 60 nearly
SO 900 so thar Unprecedented vote may be expected
ON Tuesday III naturalization also there nave been
great frauds the custom up Saturday last having been
for tlc clerk the To Issue signed papers which
could be filled up al leisure. TIE order directing th IN
hoh the pellOneT aud HE two Witnesses III nc presence
Of the clerk Of the court has caused much ve1aton OF
soul III the Democratic camp.
The Republican and Citizens Conventions tonight
nominated union ticket for aldermen which Is exceed
indy strong aud comprises six Republicans aud Dix
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05
SAVANNAH BONDS.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec. AT a meeting of the
bondholders Of Savannah held here to-day the following
resolutions were adopted:
Rcs0ired, That II is the OF this meeting with the
present gs before IT, that the city OF Savannah Is able
o. discharge her present bonded indebtedness provided
time be allowed for that purpose.
Resoiced, That II l. the sense OF this meeting that the
holders OF the bonds IN this city willing 10 fund the
past due coupons on the bonds held By them in bOnds
properly issued by the City OF Savannah TO become due
In twenty years.
Res0ired That II is the OF this meeting that the
lien and tenor OF the existing obi cations OF the City OF
Savannah should not De modified.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05
SOUTHERN DEBTS.
EpUDIATIoNIsTs' TRIUMPH IN VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 4.-Judge Henry c.
Alien, Of Shenandoah County, nominated for Speaker
Of the House of Delegates, tonight by Of lCon
seryatyes and independents Judge Allen represents the
element In favor Of orclby readusing the State debt
The fight in the caucus was between Allen
and Marshall Hanger Of Augusta. former Speaker,
VINO represents the debt payers OF those who are
for an adjustment The vote stood; Allen -, Hanger
as. number ~ Hangers friends say they VIII not
stand by the nominations account 81 independents
being admitted TO the caucus The f0rcble reAdu-crs
assert that they intend 20 make clean sweep I'm the fur
ther organization OF the House, and it thought they
viii carry the into the offices Of tho State Capitol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05

Democrats. Many OF the men have seen public service
and ain are well known The nominations for members
OF the school Board were made writing, aud without
regard 10 party -
At Newton The Republicans elect F0wle Mayor by
AZ majority. and Of the Aldermen.
At FAN RIVER the Republicans elect c. e. Lindsey
Mayor. by 800 majority, IN total vote OF o0OO ana
carry OF the wards.
Atsomervile and Chelsea no issues entered INTO the
campaign and the Citizens tickets elected with
slight opposition on a light vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05
TIE TENNESsEE DEBT.

NASHVILLE, Dee. 4.-The extra session of
the Legislature cOnyencs here tomorrow. number OF
have already arrived. and 1t Is thought there
will bc IA quorum in both houses. Nearly all OF them
thus far express themselves decidedly against the
proposition 10 pay 90 cents the dollar In the redcmp
ton Of the states bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05

WESsRS. TIFFANY & CO.,
UNEON-SQUAHE, have made
extensive preparations for the
approaching HOLIDAYS.
Their stock OF Diamonds,
Watches, JeweIry, Sllverware,
BsrcrayeS. Pottery, SfaG1oner!
and Fancy Articles rs thG largest
and most varied in this country,
aud iacludcs novelties from
abroad and choice goods OF their
o,yn manufacture, not TO be
E0und easeW here.
'FEcy have lately published
little pamphlet containing "a
condensed account o. each Ge"
parsment, and lists OF articles
appropriate for presents, Which
they will send 10 any address ON
request.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05
LEAGUE OF PROFESSIONAL BASE BALL CLUBS.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, Dec. 4.-The National

NITN II3ANH' VIIIV' IINV' II ITO
League Of Professional Base Ball Clubs will meet at the
kunnard House here, tomorrow, In their thlrd annual
ssion The board OF directors met, this evening ana
Awarded the championship of 1877 to BOstons. All
the games uf the Clncinnnts thrown out on nc
count 81 their disbanding In June. Inc action OF tho
willie 1gub ia expeIiing four of their number, was
nfiIned hy The board The league will conclude ts Ia
bufs on Thursday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fh Arenue Hote-senator Jerome B C a. %ass 0I
Coor,Jo and ex Congressman John NJ y Wllans vi on 81
cbusefts Wtndsor Hot>t-TheOiore NJ ioiIc,"y M
more p Ross Auburn. N. V. and Alien = beao ~ En-
ioWn y Gtlssy Governor Jhnes r. Is.s
iisb Of BrsroOrt HotseIih ne o ~
Square HoetJhue-
~ Newbnry port Clarendon H9ttIJnge t
~ ,I,ott ~ Iibrtrdr' HOtsl-Selalor eioCt
Wnam W Rockwell OF Glens Falls, N ''h |dnes s IT,
tstJudge Nathane Shipman, OF iart"il OF ~ an
ryotsJ senator Morgan G. Hamilton, OF leNhs
tain iI Gardner Of the S7th Regiment British Army
ErSr Uole-Capain c. Patterson superintendent Oh the
& Coast Survey metropolitan Ho'st-X-C
q H. Matte-on. Of Utica....H0ts BrrNN"N-o0oPN'" 10
Isklns of New Mexico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05

shares were borrowed from Mr. Trow TO in making
show OF assets and that loan ever made 10 Mr.
Trow In connection with them. The notary unforIu
nately dead hut they would prove his handwriting, and
that and proof of the above facts ask a verdict
The court adjourned 10 IL o'clock this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05

GALVESTON, Texas, Dee. 4.-Thc schooner
Two Sisters from MermenOn for Galveston loaded nm
cotton. lumber and oranges wrecked on tits port
YESTERDAY Three lives Ver' lost. portion OF the car
10 was Washed ashore and saved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05
p Q ST S G RIPT.
3:l5 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE STEAMER ATACAMA LOST.

THE STEAMSHIP WRECKED ON THE CHILEAN COAST
-sEvESTY-TwO LIVES LOST.
LONDON, Wednesday, Dec 3, 1877.
dispatch from Coquimbo, Chill, states that the
Pacific Steam Navigation Company's steamship
Atacama has been lost. The crew numbered forty
and the passengers probably about fifty. Only
eighteen persons were saved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05
NETWORK CITY.

A new Paris bonnet is called the Cling
Mars -, ,
A Broadway jeweler displays solid silver
pckedsh and SILVER pepperbofes III Tue shape Vi
a gentlemans boot
The notice are to have a new head covering
,bnc after the style of the helmet hat The change
will probably not be made before the new year.
Palliard g. Co., on Broadway, display large
mechanical doll playing the guitar and dressed III
crimson velvet with long train when Is c'iI'u y
page. ...
Signor de Charlatta will give recitatlons
from The Spanish student" at 1880 D. m tomorrow AT
Cbickering Hall He will be assisted by r. de Sorreuah'
pianist and F. F. Muller orSanist
Hans Anderson, a seaman on board OF the
bark j. f. whitney which arrived yesterday rom
Uayre fell from foretopsa yard OF that VeSsei Oh
November -, and was instantly hlIeu'
AT a meeting of the Municipal Society, last
evening resolutions were passed commencing commas
sion Campbell of the Department Of Public MorS are I he
the substantial pavement nept Of Of the " city
The Grand Jury brought in eighty indlct-
mems Yesterday but the expected indictment against
President Broadwel Of the Clarmont Savings BahH"as
not among them. There were several h55e ,lusa,
among them but inc Officials IecI tner vas none
they were Inc decldreui ho"0''i' '""' '
OF special Importance
Colonel f. F.. Howe began the quarterly pay
meut of pensions yesterday. The doors were opehed
about a. M and unusually large number Oi c'aii-
anita presentcd their vouchers during the day ADOuI
$50 600 WAC paid TO over 800 pensioners Among these
were nineteen Who were in the war ol - anu d."
of whom. except one over eighty years Old
Leayitt g. Co. will sell tonight and to-mor-
row night the library Of the late Samuel T. Tsdale Whch
is especially strong in curious works upon angling IL
has many nteres sting pamphlets, including 200 relating
to Trinity Church. bound in eight volumes The colee-
lion of local New-Engand histories is also unusually
large and valuable In addition to these there Is large
LOT OF standard English books.
The following is comparative statement
OF contagious diseases reported for the two weeks end
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-05

ARE THE PIONEER WAItHMAKRRs
OF this country their experience u u'sry thY years
fullg warrants them asserting tie reward Nach a~ '
best in market purchasing watch, De suie anu tx
anime their merits.