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New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
THE RACE FOR THE OAKS STAKES.
TIE WEATHER sTORMY-GEN. GRANT PRESENT
THE PRIZE WON BY PLACIDA.

THE PRIZE WON BY PLACIDA.
LONDON, Friday, June l, 1877.
The great maiden race of the year, the Oaks
Stakes to-day at EPSON, Placda being the WIN
The weather unpropiious for the contest
IL was cold and there occasional showers. Bar
nard's stand was wrecked by The wind. One and
boy killed, and ye other persons seriously injured
such day has hardly been witnessed at EPSON.
Every tent was blown away Not roof left any
booth. The Prince OF Wales with Gen Grant, went
down to the in special train which left Victoria
Station AT o'clock. Minister Pierepon Count Munster,
the German Enbassador; the Duke Of Hamilton Lord
Dudley, and several Others Travelled by the train
The betting the before the folOws
2 to l against Pacda to against lady Gohghtly,
to I against Muscate, TO l against La Jouchere to
l acahst Belphebe, Il TO against Qulckstep, and 20
to against Plasante Asree and Afirobolante also
At the first attempt the nag fell TO an excellent start
Placida at took the lead, followed by Asree two
lengths in front Of La Jouchere, Muscate being next
and Quckstep and BelphGbe last So they through
the fTzcs where Asree gave way to La Jouchcre and
tho lot took closer order Pldcida still led around
Tattenham Corner where Muscatel took second place,
and Lady Golighhy and Bcph@be drew up Lady Co
lightly however. being in difficulties. At the distance
BephGbe challenged the leader but could never get up
Placlda wOn without being once headed by hreequar-
fers of length half length between second and third
Lady Golightly fourth, Qucksfep hfth, La JOuchere
sixth, Paisane next, and IrOboante Last Ine 2:54l2
The following is the summary:
Renewal II the oaks stakes Of 30 each hall forfeit for
SS SS He % seS m M ~ I s gSI POST s se a9% oraeq aa
the lilly receive 300 SOW and the third 100 SOW
OF the stakes (l7s subsD
Mr. Pultneys br Pacda by Lord Lyon, out OF Petss..
Lord IIartington's b. Beph@bo by Ioxophte, out OF
NEW. TAnsOE's b. br. Muscatel, by Musket out Of
Lord Falmouts b. Lady Goightly by King Tom out Of
Coventry
Lord Wilton Dr. QuicKsep. by saw Sandal.
MI \. Lupn's la Jouchere by Vermont out Of Dcane
Mr. T. Jonningss br Plasante by Cymba, out Of Jean.
Mr. A. Luplns br Astree by Dollar, out OF EtOlle FL
Iante by Y. Gadateur (bred IN France) .....
Mr. Trenthams b. MiTObolante, by Macar0ni out Of Gu
Iiaod "
The winner ridden by Jefery.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
THE ADVANCE ON ERZERUM.
RUSSIAN TROOPS SENT FROM KARS TOWARD THE
soGHANLU MoUNTAINs-THE TURKISH FORCES

RUSSIAN TROOPS SENT FROM KARS TOWARD THE
.ocu.xrr MOUNTAINS TURKISH FORCES
POORLY SUPPLIED.
ST PETERSBURG, Friday, June 1, 1877
An official telegram from the army of the Cau-
.os,s dated Nav 81, says: a more pacific feeling
,s noticeable among the population OF the Aabeleu
S,strict lin front of Batum). lrhe inhabitants are
surrendering their arms TO the Russian authorities.
Weavv rains continue to impede operations A col
nmn of troops from the army near Kars has been
sent in a south-westerly direction to watch the
movements of Turkish force which has appeared
at the Soghanlu Mountains"
LONDON Friday, June l, 1877
II is observed in Vienna telegram to Ihe LINES
that for one reason or another, possibly for sew
oral DELAY has occurred in the Russian advance IN
Asia Possibly even the necessity OF sending some
of the reserve troops from transCaucasus to secure
communication through the Caucasus may have con-
,ributed to retard the advance. Fortunately 1or
Russa the Turks seem scarcely in position to take
advantage of this delay. All accounts from the spot
agee that the condition Of their forces is even worse
than genefally believed. They are considerably
fewer than has been assumed, and, with the eXcep-
ton of arms lack everything requisite for an army
in the field. There seems even to be hardly any re-
serve stock of ammunition, especially for the aftl-
lery II is impossible to expect that all these short
comings can be Temedied before the husslanS push
forward TO Erzerum."
IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS IN PR0GRESs
Renters telegram, dated Erzerum, to-day, says
"tbe Russians are cannOnading Karadagh and that
the Turks are replying. An important movement Is
being carried ont by the Ottoman forces from Van.
"The Russian left wing has made fresh move
rent upon Kara-Kissa and Toprak-Kaleh. de-
tachment of the Russian night is seriously threaten
ing Oti and hartman. Mukhtar Pasha is falling
back on Kheobassan. (Chorasan n
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
begin The vacancies created for this purpose cannot be
filed.
FURTHER REPORT FROM NEW-YORK.
CHANGES TO BE ADVISED WHICH WILL SAVE FROM
$4,000 TO S25. 900 YEAR.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBUNE.1
WASHINGTON, June lit is SAID at the
Treasury Department that further report OF the New
York CustOm-hOuse Commission is nearly completed ana
will be subm tilted to the Secretary OF the Treasury
This report Is understood will deal with the organza-
tion Of the Custom house and recommend some changes
Under the present 6ws in is appropriated 10
pay the expenses OF the collection OF the revenue and its
expenditure left tbe discretion of the Secretary OF
the Treasury who generally acts on the suggestions OF
the Collector OF the port 1t has been discovered that as
result of this practice general system exists by
which the compensation OF officers Is regu
lated Persons performing very similar duties
receive widely varying salaries. For instance, the Au
dtor OF the Custom-house received salary OF S7OOOa
year. and other clerks paid high $4,000 salaries
very much greater than persons performing the IKE
grade OF duties in Washington receive. There are also
several grades OF messengers and retiBue OF ushers
&c, who are regarded by the commission entirely SUI
perluOus The OF these useless officers VIII be dis
posed OF by the reduction recommended In the rst re-
port but the Commission is understood to be OF opinion
that by reorganization such will be proposed and
the establishment Of salaries similar to those paid In
Washington to officers performing the like grade OF
duties an additional saving Of from $4,000 to $4,000
year may be effected OF neither the present nor
any OF the Treasury collector OF Gus
is responsible for this state Of things. IL is the
growth OF years and has been inherited III turn py
se yera administrations.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
GRIMES AND cAsUALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

SAN Francisco, June Juan Solazai was
hanged yesterday AT san Rafael for murder.
PROVIDENCE, Il. l., June 1.-William H. Broad
bon carrier was arrested this morning by specal
agents the lOsOce department charge OF steang
money letters from the mails. He confessed guilt
Boston. June 1.-Dr. Nathan B. Dillingham;, n
somewhat notorious practitioner Of this city has been ar
rested on SUSPICION having caed Mrs Doug
las respectable residcnt OF Dedham 10y illegal operaons
ST. LOUIS June 1.-Samuel l.. Carter, who was
arrested here few days charged wiCh swindlng the
Rank Of North America ont Of Sl50OJ during February ana
March last was again arrested YESTERDAY or obtaining under
false pretenses from the same bank $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
FOREIGN NOTES.

TIE HAGUE, June 1.-The symptoms of the
Queen OF Hollands Illness have assumed an alarming
character.
LONDON, June 1.-Six chimneys recently built
for an extension OF the Royal Factories Woowich
were blown down by the gale to-day.
CAIRO, June 1.-Letters from Khartoom con-
firm the report of revolution IN DarfT Gordon Pasha,
Governor of soudan, was at Khartoom on May 3. It
expected lie would proceed to the disturbed dis
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
CHICAGO COURT-HOUsE FRAuI

CHICAGO, III. June 1.-The matter of indict-
ing a number OF County Commissioners for alleged
frauds connected with the award OF contracts for tho
construction Of the court house in process OF
erection, evidently to be thing Of certainty 1t
il charged that the contract with the l-dae Doyle d
Co. Granite Company frauducntly secured were
other contracts entered into for the construction OF the
bulldlugs.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
HOsPITALITIEs TO GEN. GRANT.

IVNDlN, flIudy, Juhc I, IbII,
The Anglo american Times states that din
ner to Cen Grant has been arranged at the United Ser
vice Club, which is the representative OF the British
army and navy This honor is only rendered 10 officers
of the highest distinction. The other military clubs
have followed the example OF the United Service
viting the General 70 become an honorary member
Among the political clubs the way has been led by the
Reform.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
GEN. GARFIELD EXPOSES A PIECE OF FOR
gerry

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 1.--Cen. James A.
Garfield who passed through this city to-day his way
TO Mobile left letter directed to the General Agent Of
the Associated Press concerning letter copied into Tho
Cincinnati Commercial from New-Nork paper. lie
have just seen in The Cincinnati Commercial OF this
morning what purpOrs be letter OF the resident TO
me. IL is "A forgery in every line and word.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
THE GREAT ORIENTAL WAR.
,urKUTAR PAsIIA RETREATING.
-ur ronrlr1cArIoNs OF SOFIA sTRUNG1nENrD'

-ur FoRrIFIcArONs OF SOFIA STRENGTHENED
Gavices from Erzerum to yesterday state that the
,,,ahardment continues at Kars, and that the
pmss;ons are reapproaching TOprak Kaleh, an
''saortant pass, whence they might advance
''n,rtlv 70 position south of Kars In view of
~ movement, and the advance of the Rus
- toward Olh, Mukhtar Pasha has begun
S;s contemplated retreat toward Erzerum. In
rnropean Turkey, the Notifications of Sofia
town in the Balkan range on the road from
widdin 10 Constantnople--hav been completed
The Russian troops are impatient to cross the
nonube the Roumanian lOwlsnds being unhealthy
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
GLADSTONE AGAIN A PARTY LEADER.

IF0'I7'7Nf
The Times in a leading article, says: Mr..
Gladstone is prominently the Liberal leader or let
say with his opponents, the Radical leader All that
has the true and clear ring Of Liberalism in the country
an that may be counted upon to endure and have weight
in any future contest between the two great parties OF
the State, now attaches itself to his name"
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
PROGRESS OF THE ARMENIAN CAMPAIGN
DETAILS or THE FALL OF ARDABAN - MCKHTAI
pASUA's STRATEGY.


PAsHA's STRATEGY.
The fall'of Arabian has excited considerable
discussion abroad While the proTurshiounals strive
to bete the achievement ii is generally conceded that
the Russians behaved with great bravery. 1t appears
that operations against the place began on the 1Gh
when Cen MeikOG the Russian commander, says: The
advanced Notifications nights Of Ghelaverherdusk
were carried by assault including Fort Elarogla the
plan OF which devised by English engineers, and
which is a very important place. Our nine batteries of
forty cannon, constructed the previous night, having
opened fire in the morning, had disiodged the
enemv's pieces by 2 o'clock The success is espe-
cially due 10 the brave regiment Of Ehzabethpol,
Gen Devel's column, which, after having beaten
the enemy at Oltchek in hot fight, was the first TO
take possesslon Of the fortified nights Nine cannon and
n considerable quantity Of ammunition and guns were
taken There were IA killed and "A wounded, -FOUR OF
whom we're officers Judging by the number OF bodies
fouud In the Notifications, the enemys losses are con-
adorable" Next day the artillery fire maintained from
IA IN 10 G o. NIB hOurs-destrOyed the fortihcauons
and rrepared the breaches Three regiments then as
saulted the efenses when the Turks rerealed leaving
a large number OF dead. According 10 one author
ty the fall OF Arabian IA Of consderaDe alNhh"Eo
10 the Russians for besides opening Inc OF comhu
picaOn with Akhalzik tho Russian frontier lorless'
will enable the Russians TO turn the FORCES aons
against Arabian toward kars or 70 ldhe part III to
bined operation against ErzeTum." In capturing Aua
ban" The London Daily Netcs says, the lissians sleu
considerable success The Turks, u II fue h,e 5
attached very much importance 10 tue place. ana III lc%o
IL captured with ease but IL had peeh sIe.aIuS sI.I
strengthened OF late years. and IN the Knapp guns "he
have become the prize Of the ylctors VIC rec sins
recent care. The result will be OF some moral
importance, for the Turks have so far AZ leiS,
held their own when fighting behind rampartS' ana
encourage their troops by All undOubted triumph. INC
failure " capture tho nights near Baum "S eo'ous
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02

Tho circumstances under which Mukhtar Pasha took
nm the no.fon nj Bardes, may be cleaned fOn tc al
VICES he sent to C0nstantinOple The hfst OF ulese
disnafcnes dated from headquarters on ihe ooth Oh
Ani shows the army OF Mukhtar Pasha 10 nave Oeeh
erranncd under tile walls Of kars, ana an attempt
iuapinrs into the OPEN lie says that having Dce III
formed that large body Of cavalry had leiJ ne RUSSIAN
caIn on tbe other side OF the Arpah Chm' UlNer OF
Karsl aud having advanced for some distance toward
fhc outuosts had then retired again without seeking
auv cement Che made reconnaissance ana a.ce-
taiucd that iS force consisting of some ten regiments
of cavalry was moving the eastward with the design
Communication between Kus and Erzerum. hukhtar,
with the object Of defeating this intention, imlneialeiy
sent forward, says, 10 attack TIE enemy bOuf 0
infantry and two batteries of artillery win inc Wnoie
of the cavalry camp support HcaIIn9, however,
that Russian troops showing thcas" ives III new
direction To the westward he recalled these men ana
payc orders for whole OF the troops TO concentrate
under cover Of the guns of the raWpatts.
Here he remained without any hghtlng taxing place,
according To his account until nlgntia Nhcn Ieelihs
certain tnat enemy Intended 10 cut OH the f0td 10
rz,rn He sent forward nine bdtaliUns by the Birdes
route 10 0ccupy tie dctle Of kaZn-BOgaZ lPcflclan
and tnc VILLAGE Of TChihklc He does not say that nc
himself accompanied This force. but 10 may be inferred
that be did SO from what he states next We saw ihe
euciny." hc SANS. "thc next morning leave Blnckl
Arlc and l.y forced march they were evidently at
teuptng TO reach Perichan before Us. Aitr inaIchlh
however for several hour src by SIDE WIN
us, as IL were, the cn" my, seeing ue! cOulu
not well succeed in their object, retlied IN
the direction Of Kars, while proceeded 10 occupy tine
dcnlc" The ardrss route, IL appears II tie only one
practicable at TINS season OF the year, and the Two
ual their possession nsures keeping open the ROAD TO
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
A CHANGE OF FREIGHT RATES.

ST. LOUIS June 1.-The following changes in
freight rates made by tho Southwestern Rate As
sociaon at a meeting here on Wednesday last: On all
grain except wheat from Missouri River points and Han
nba to 81 Louis, Isle cents East ct. Louis, 20 cents
and TO Chicago, % cents.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
ANOTHER CIRCAssIAN REVOLT.

81. PETERSBURG. Friday, June 1, 1877.
An official telegram from the Army of the
Caucasus May 81, says a fresh rising has occurred
the Terek district The insurgents were dispersed by
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL

WAsHINGToN. Friday, June l, 1877.
The President to-day signed orders making
consultations of internal revenue collection districts
and retaining collectors follows: The lst and IVth
Districts OF Name are united, to be known and desig-
mated as the Collection District Of Maine with Franklin
Rollins as Collector The XXXIId and that portion Of
the ND District OF NewYork lying west of the center OF
Mott-st between Canal and Houson-sts, and the Hid
District Of York, except that portion OF 1t lying
north of the center Of West Twenty-foIrth-st to be
known as the lid District OF NewYork with Marshall b.
Blake as Collector That portion Of the Id District OF
New-York lying north OF the center OF West Twenty
fourths and the lid and Iyth Districts Of NewYork,
evcept that portion OF the lid District lying west OF the
er of Mort ST. between Canal and HOston-sts. TO be
knov,n "a the lid Collection District, Max Weber Col
ector Andrew j. Clark is retained as collector OF he
v district known as the lid District GeOrgia, which
il for, by uniting the counties OF R0ckdale and New
Tannn is retained as Collector in she lid District of
Georgia.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
FUNERAL OF AN ocroGEyARrAY.

MDDLETowN, n. Y, June 1.-The funeral
yesterday OF Seth Mape aged 81 years attended by
his II children AZ grandchildren. and % greatgrand
children The deceased had lived in the house In which
he had died the town OF Mount Hope Orange County,
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
WORCESTER FOR THE PARIS EXHIBITION.

WORCESTER, Mass, June 1.-The Board of
Trade to-day passed resolutions requesting the President
tO take steps 10 secure representation OF the United
States at the Paris International Exposition.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
AWARD OF THE POSTAL CARD CONTRACT

The contract for supplying the Government
with postal cards during the four years beginning July
was to-day formally awarded to the American Prototype
Company of New-York, they having complied with all
Pho nremlnary requirements OF the advertisement and
satisded the department that their arrangements
adeouae for the prompt fulfmen Of the contract The
cards are 10 be furnished TO the Government at the price
~ Gq5Go cents per 900 They will be substantially OF
t same style aud color those which are now III USE
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
THE REFLECTION OF THE DEBT FOR MAY.

The reduction OF UHt pUUUC UCUJ lot My Is
apparentIy $69sl 274 49, the reduction since July l.
1876 being $36o62o0o. The large reduction during
Nav is partly explained by the fact that large sums are
ue IN the navy and the necessary expenses OF the
other departments but for which there ia no appropra
tion. These sums aggregate perhaps S2O0000O. This
does not appear in the debt statement but Is really
money due under existing laws, but unpaid for want Of
a IN appropriation.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
WASHINGTON.
THE STRIFE FOR PLACE.

THE PRESIDENT PUZZLED BY IHE DISTRICT PROBLEM
THE SWISS MIssIoN-CoLLECroR SIMMONS
WESTERN APPOINTMENTS.
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KeeDers Of The !Stnte- House.
erATH or LOUISIANA

ETATH or LOUISIANA, /
City Of New Orleans. May 1, 1877.
Th.g certifles the following named persons
have been by us respectively appointed Keepers
Of The state House, In conformity to section
four OF act No. II. approved February 40. 1879, TO
wit:
u. 8. DELAHOUssAYE. Of the parish OF Or
leans. Ninth Ward. on the part OF the Senate ;and
EDWARD MAHER. Of tho Tenth Ward. OF the
parish OF Orleans, on the part Of the Housewife.
on qualifying according to tho requirements OF
said act No. II. and receiving tho certificate OF
the Governor. shall be authorized to enter upon
the discharge Of their duties and perform Inc
same according 10 law. and as such they must
be respected and obeyed.
Witness our hands on the day. month ana
year aforesaid, -
tSiRnedl LOUIS bosH'
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
tSignedl LOUIS n. WILL.
Lieut.. Gov and President OF the Senate
InV6 u-.------------~---
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.,.....,.,.sa ,rosn Thira raxs.

y. I, ,,...,z,,a,. landry, Tas Collector for the
.,asiai, ii Ascension, and IN tie nb'o's y ~
ss.,,,,,, tha Injunction Of secrecy waa fefaovea'
-, III t,a,aary directed To notify the gov
sfn6f, .,..,..,,,in, tba vsas
~, III j I'M, bv which the apnate advised anti
,,at,astiss 81 the foregoing hnhi'''aN1oa a'i''
appalntnent and oh motion q the same fse'l-
atar that metion was laid upon The table
AIR nurros asked and obtained UNANIMOUS
,.,nanut IN take up the nomination and mp
,,intnpnt If Edward Smith, Tax tplieeeof
for tba narish Of Plapuemines,
Ar t,upfna moved that the aanate 40 now
aayisa and consent ID the foregoing no'''''"'-
ton and appointment Ia. ...az ,hn
IN a eall oF the roll the following "a9 'fi7
result ,.., t,.o,,,.
Far confirmation MesHis. Boa,nei bf L az
t,,ss,a Tlla Narlerd, George, 3poue. h Ny
Mitchell Oahsn, Perkins, H s,,th Ta,. ada.
nrtaon, handifutd. htaya,., sl ID A''''
Wheeler White and Nanhaa,l'te 9"'
aEEsa,,I Maaata Allain. bryant ,bn len'
ftastn ils,naa Uun,unt, Eustla, tsas 1au ,i,'
Hart,er, Landry, Atainps' Soe"'"' A"'''n. ~.
Wakefield and Young TT" ,...,,s,u. - -
d, the Senate did unanimously ADVISE aa,'
,,,nsant Il, the nomination ami appointment !.
- ISdvxar,l Smith. lax Colectotfot the parish
~ plaausmnes. and on motion OF MI buefoa
an, ,aiunrtiun III secrecy was remover. anu
,ho aanreia,v directed 10 notify the aovefhof'
n,y. nuer,,a moved 10 reconsider the vote
;uat taken. by which the Senate advised anu
,,nnsnntnd to the foregoing nomination anu
appointment and Oh motion OF tho came sen
altar that motion was laid upon The tabie'
On molten Of MIR Rubettsoh, The eAeeo.'s'
session was raised anl the aoots of'lefea U
VIZ ote'"''' JOHN CtEGG.
Secretary of the Senate.
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LEWI,S' PREPARATION
of Pine Cast Steel TO the gulphuretted Dus

Those having used and testeh the value
of fhis compound. are respectfully informed
,hat II Il ean bs had ut tbs Drug Htoye Of ]. L.
LYON and many other druggist. of this flty.
10 the uninifiated md skeptiehl WIN soy
that in placing it before the public. ! hhvs 90.
vntad from the whole eobelaye Of inventory 'of
The a,irest and best antibiious medicines" etc.
/ njlude 10 their invgriable gseresy Of ingrs1
disnts, The usual and only other mode - pro-
dueinp Hulphurstted Iron is by tho hydrogen
proeess. where IL ID made by hundreds 81
nor1nds for the commerce Of the world. ana rs
not TO be depended on. as 1t contains to2 great =
proportion Of carbon tehhreonl, which cannot
BE- avoided In the process OF their mhhat"e-
turing II, es a.aai l., ,he ,,re
enlub1ret III steel, having not II particle OF iof
eign matter in It's combination 1t is n'ae ny
hHnd. . 1a.. 4.,, .y,a
ph ysieans Of France ogeth Re-, N, g ,no o.
States Dspsnsatory state tht Up .he ersnet
Humility into The gastric juice of the et2mh y
ii is intendad to renoyata hna purify ehe p'ooa'
and its known value as II tonic w ~ r
rnyi IL ~. :. .A
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nRa. toutsA CotIaNuN Va, Ht5it lius=
BANDING. 444sl
HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON. I'll y
t,gsnty.f,rat day Of March, tsTf iudHntent
,yaa rendered In this court III the entihen auit
Il, tha Wafds aud figures followlhR, 70 Wit4ha.
"A aNa4Mfet lseuiHa uolignon W, her huehaha.
irhia raHs having heen submitted TO the court
hv na,tnnai IN the Testimony on fiin. anu the
rsurt s,pnaidertns the law and the esiaense 70
Ia Ia favor III plaintiff herein II In ordered al
n,,.,3ts,I and aeprard that there he Judgment in
fnyssr Al nlntntitT. Louise ueighon, wife 81 Con"
raa nuyir and against Defendant. her aaiu has.
hhami iansaninu Il aeparHtiuu Of properly be-
t,s saa hefaelf and her aad hnaband. and that
ahnn haYs fiii control and management Of her
sanaraia nropertv. Il Ia further. ordered, ad~
snhand and decreed that plaintiff Mira I,enlae
Enilnnan wife Of Conrad Dusie, do have iuuE-
n,anf ana recover Of her said husband the Hum
III tNn Thousand three hundred aulatH, with
in,sa1 tntnraat from date of judicial demand. sist
Mnrnh Il INF, until paid, with mortgage lien asa
nrixiieua granted by law til favor Of married
Woman and for eoHta Of Huits
Judgment signed March % 1871, ,rt,.,,x
fudge Of tho Fourth Diatrtct Court.
IN taattmany whereof I have hereunto set ;nr
hnn1 ana nfIixed tho aeal OF the said court ny
liza sity az Nav Orleans, on this twelfth day q!
Nm. In Tho YEAR of our Lord one thousand eight
bmnarrd and seventy seven, and the ono hun-
drad and tlret year II the Independence OF tho
S""e' s'"'ee' THOMAS HANDY.
,nvta 81 ee* Deputy CLERK.