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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

ARNOLD-On Monday. July p sarah widow Of the ate Al
relatives and friends OF the family Invited "a ~ end no
from her Ile residence 4 Ia 4 yi, a ~.
twentyIOurth THURSDAY, Juy D. AZ lO'o ''A l. H.
luteTIucnt AZ AIRY town.
81 RGE-s-suddeuly az LOngtown, stfouishre En.lahd
u- D A M IOnn Burgess. late Of MunnaFe LAST Oia1Sr'
~ IN Tie J9ih year oil hls axe.
GAsy-July % Lco infant Of John and Augusta NJ G.
l sBerti Il, lae place Thursday. from The rc'1-
drnce vi ms parents. ~ Ade ph-t, BrooAlin
Relatives and friends axe invited 10 attend
uUELgLl-Ou sunday night July l. IN Brookyp' Wllam
". Huribut. u the b "a year d MS age. . ,., .,...
Relatives trends luytct a. an, Nj tit iulrl -
al his ATE residence ~ oandssL, On thursday Al %
O'Clock ,. M.
KIMBALI-At ocean Beach y. j., on sunday afternoon;
Tuv l. 81. CHOLERA lnfantum, Denny MIAMI ~ y,
charles o. and Emily u. kimb-l, ag months AZ" %
tnfrTrmeut At orange. y. j.. on Thursday, July 5
NoKsE-At Liftleion. Nh, sunday, lst Inst, MARY,
widow OF Foster Morse, aged % year. , - -. ~.
ded j. THURSDAY afternoon y >, A: 80 o's'
Train leaves oot Of Liberty al O'CLOCK returning al @H
y. IN
NERAL san Francisco Cal, June 81 captain Naiha-
mel H. Palmer StOInstOn Conn., IN the foth year Vi "@
a. j.
pAINER-At sea May 49, Nathaniel Brown Palmer, "a. Oh
Stoulngton. J. the J7tl year OIL his age. 80 -, 81, 49,,
Funeral both at stoningtou, Conn., on lhuisu D'H "
y.
sTITES-At MOrr1s0gn y J, July = 1871 hchAtu "S!nS
sites la the 10Th year ~ MS age
Funeral on Thursday, MY 3tn AZ J. 20 p ~ 80
OF Barclay aud christopher ST. At - W.
WATsON-At Casxhs, New-YOrs, On the 22d day Of ma
1871 Mar, widow ~ Hon. MaOul Watts %, Juslcc OF the
supreme Of the state OF Ne" YORK. aged % years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

after the decision was announced Col. MosbY
demanded OF Russell that ne should be allowed
name the three tobacco in pee ors at Richmond.
who were the appontees Of the collector Mr. Russell
refused. and Mosby told him in plain forms that II he did
not assent to hs proposition be could not nave the Col
lectorshp. Immediately afterwards charges we're FLED
In the Treasury accusing Nr Russell Of completely IN
the dcfacation Of Burgess the former Collector whose
deputy be was NJ Russolls commission was held back
several DAYS on account OF these CHARGES but the
fscts being brought 90 the notice ~ the President to-
golher with evidence satisfying him Of Mr. Russells III
OF the charges he yesterday ordered the com
mission TO be issued AZ once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

Noen influenced ny Mr.. Wade. bit he could only name
-four Tue party is getting small
The Presidents return has set all OF the cor
,os,,n5,nts nj work again in distributing his opinions
one Of them represents him rs saving that
he REGARDED the Southern question as settled
and did not concern himself about the com
,nents on the subject; that his policy might
he OF temporary injury the Republican party but be
ga ,o desire IS run Administration IN the interest
81 any partv His idea TO build up the dormant
manufacturing interests and 10 apply closely ms att'n
ton 70 tie means of restoring the prosperity OF t'e
country He designated no particular way but sara
tbat his mission as President TO carry peace
and prosperity 70 the remotest sections OF lhe
land Another one credits him with SAVING OF
bs now Cvn Service order that IL is not proposed 10
rrvcnt those holding Federal office from beins menDeiS
of their 30 itical and rcsing all thef rights an
,rrces AS electors hut ne IL determined 10 break u the
tme 10 managing and controlling nominations cOhNeh
tons etc when they should be engaged at thtr uu's
as pubic officials. He purposes that the ofd,f shal ~
carried ont I'M good faith. bnr does not see WI! II
should antedate political appointments arrdN ndlo'
For instance, number of ohcr-hOldtts are mrihpcis
elect OF nuOns 20 Ice held TINS summer "t "a y
Fail They were chosen before these new cvl-scIN'e
rules were PROMULGATED. and the chiefs or deiAi th
will most aSSuredV their discretion III thrse p"''u
lar ca.es lie does expect 20 BRING ABOUT te So'u
o. tIu,es again. when such men as Randolph, OF VII
in, Stood al the polls with his hat in his Aand anu
ASKED every electOr for bis vote ana bowed MS tha'
NJ rceif ing It, but he VS. OF opinion that the carry
in ou of the order In tie evil service 81 the Severn
would work reforms could not ldI4 10 NC
recO.uiZed and appreciated 10y the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
LOUISIANA AFFAIRS.

RETURNING BOARD INDICTMENTS DENIED-THE
FINANCES.
New ORLEANS, July 3.-The PicdyuRe, re-
ferrng TO statement made by contemporary thdt the
Grand Jury had indicted Wells and Anderson of the Re
turning Board, says This incorrect, unfortunate
ly OWING the number Of PEG lie WAC we're deuded nv
il bur IL is a that the question
was before the Grand jury Gov. NcDls 5 opposed to
the movement usiderng that 70 may be construed INTO
violation of terms Ivy which the present Adm MIS-
tratiOn came INTO power The FlcdyOne of Tomorrow
morning VIII again contradict the report OF the ndlct
ment Of the members Of tie Retu ming Board
The July interest the state bonds paid yester-
dav and prompt payment OF the future interest Is proba
BILE The Nichols Government has already collected as
large an amount of taxes collected during the
whole of last year estimated that tine collections
for last quarter aggregate s5QOOOCO Ihe report o
the ComnlS toner's the Consolidated Debt OF New or
leans shows reduction Of the bonded and floating debt
during SIX mon h. of ~1iO,OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
END OF THE COAL MINERS STRIKE.

PoTTsyILLE, Pa, July 3.-The dissatisfaction
existing among the miners in the scAuyikll re-
zion since the middle of June 10 be gradually
diving out The men have held number Of meet
ms within the last three daysat st. Clair,
Shenandoah Mahanoy City and other mining dis
trcrs. al which The situation has bneu fully
DISCUSSED A general strke which was imminent vii
not 10 is thought take place during the summer il Wa
rumored that the Coal and Iron Company would reduce
tho wats OF the from 10 twenty per cent, nut
on inquing general Office OF the company lere 10
I'M. bfru asrertancd that reductions ploboDr.
The miners between MahauOy CITY ana Shenandoah VINO
struck lately believing that large reduction would take
mace have decided To resume work next saturday Ihey
number over twelve hundred men and boys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

shall army OF Office holders indeed.-lEmira
Advertiser (Iiep)
II is a puzzle TO us in Alabama to know upon
what principle Of evil service reform The President mp
pointed To the ColcctOrship of this port person VINO
represents politics, party, constituency anu
no thorough business qualincatlons-lMo Mobile Register
lDemD
If the silver advocates proposed To make
silver which should bee really worth dollar would
oo an right. That dollar OF the fathers,
and that we But the proposed coin OF tie oil
standard is worth only nncycen's; TINS Is unds-
pued and no reasoning the world make II honest
10 tie acceptance Of ninety cents Tor promise
to pay a hundred Albany Journal (icp)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

continued yesterday at low range, with even mon
remarkable steadiness than on Monday. There wa
scarcely perceptbe decline during the first three o.
four hours Of the morning. after which the baromese'
remained stationary until the close Of the day TIA
amount OF moisture in the air Is very large.
For this city to-day partly cloudy weather WIN occe
slonal showers followed by clearing weather. may DO OK
It'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
ABOUT THAT "MAD OLD MAN"

Black is not always mad. even at the persons
holding Office under decision o. me Electoral COM
mission The Nation recently giving an interesting nc
COMMIT of the appontment OF Mrs Thompson rs Post
ma ter of Louis le said: "She owes her appointment
is said tie powerful influence OF Jtre BLACK Jtre
netting tins appointment from the President. or the Post
master-Geucra suspect that Black was m.ld ana
race 10 ask such favor or pny favor Besides. II Black
was then "mad," would he nave "cceie iVor from
an administration whose title passioDatey denOunccs
As fraudulent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

William Kelly. a cash boy while handling a re-
last evening shot himself the ball passing through Ms
right hand ,,, ,,i q,
Henry Jacks, years Old while hh'hR huuoipn
lire discharge in his left breast nhcrne severe mi not u"
gerous wound , ~ ro5 Creene street was
tedito ON fbe sidewalk last evening Watching ,ispa' W.
hreworks. when bal from a ROMAN oan"'o "'' ~ ~
her f,,e severely iuiuIing her eyes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
A SCHOONER SUNK IN THE DELAWARE.

PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-The schooner sunk
on the fats below Dickerson-st., yesterday, was the
Napoleon Capt Davis, Of Jersey city from the James
River with wood. She sprang leak of the Capes on
sunday and was lowed up by the tug Newcastle She
had ! 30 cords or wood board 40 Of which were
thrown overheard in order 10 tighten her The crew are
living Oh the top Of the cabin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
EASE BALL.

The amateur Keystone Club Of this City played at
Nddletorp y y YESTERDAY with the Lone star Club. and
defeated them easily by score Of II 10 l.
At Hornellsylle, " Y. yesterday the Philadelphia
Club oeated the Hornesye Club by the close score Of
TOO.
The championship game at st. Louis yesterday, be-
weon the IT. Louis Chicago clubs by the ST.
Louis Club by score OF y 10 D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
A NEw YoRK scHooNER CAPsIzED.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., July 3d.-The schooner
Ann Elizabeth Of New York, Capt. Curuer. bound for
Boston TO New York with and groceries capsized
during a gale Monday of RockporL She vas look
inr badly at the time Of the disaster Tie captain ana
crew were rescued he schooner Nellie l. Gaske Inc
wrecked schooner was an Old vessel and uninsured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
N4RKiED

CDOsBY-HALL-On Thursday, June 2s At the Church Of
the HOLY Trinity tbs Rev Dr. stephen H. lys, m
B,.lJw CROSBY Mara hcresd, daughter III a. OS~ey
HAIL esq, all oil NeH YORK
LIN DsLEY- OATLEY-On TUESDAY, July 8, at - Pahl .
Church salem. NJ, by the EcF Jolh H. houso i.sc'
tor IAndsiry u the CITY Oi hihBsion' anu SI'
Laura b. Oauey, Ut >airn
sOUTHER-BU kGES In this city. on SATURDAY June ~
AT 81 Georges Church, suyyesnt square % the lIel; W
lIl4u- Charles EdH Iri -uutuCr aua Mary ei1sss
daughter Of sarah v. aud the late Tristan bursrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
nrsc1-.srNG SOUTHERN FREIGHrs.

meeting was held Yesterday, at the Astor
m. ~ represeptat1ves OF the diferdnt Southern
snbi lines for the purpose OF deyising plan under
H., ,t.v ran ioin with the railroad companies in
establishing uniform aud paying rates Tor fFelshts 10
,,ts in m, southeru states The matter vas discussed
- 1.,.u and without arriving at any conclusion. the
o,,,, etourned until tomorrow at noon az the same
pIas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
THE COMMISSION FROM a FRAUDULENT sEcRE-

From the Uf,cd Herald.

the Jfcd Herald
The 4 lbdnU rqtts feels very badly over the
aniir (Ihe -nmen o. yosng Hseow u negro reg.
neul), aud mystcrluusN: " But OF tLs TIE lnuc
are assuredFOung Blgelow VIII always honor las DOme
educatiOn 10y performing his duty becomes Stnle-
maui" The public cares little about the matter. Ana
Licutensu, B-rOw has accepted MS commission,
t.c ssurlLce about h0uOrlng his home education
il lI.Il rppg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
por-cuKrrpsrF TROTTrNG RACES.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, July 3.-This was the
first day Of the July meeting Of the Hudson River Dry
nc Park Association In the three minute race, Jack
Barry won the first heat and william T. Allen the next
three Time 2:32I 234li 23O 2:3O. In the 235 class
race Youn sentinel won the first heat and Powers the
next three. Time 232i4. 2:3Ol4, 2:2944, 2:29.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
PUT THIS AND THAT TOGETHER
From me NeiC York Express.

A gentleman who is exceedingly friendly
with MI OCunOg, iIumates that the published state
ments WHY that gentleman withdrew from the ring suits
are not far from ;Ee truth. and that there decided
Niger fence" The public viii be glad 10 learn
further particula
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
THE CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

CTNCIYNATI, July 3. The contract between
the trustees Of the Cincinnati Southern Railroad and the
Common GARNER CO., signed this afternoon, and
"a aed by the trustees unanimously II Is no" expected
+,t ,he Common GARNER CO. will put he road IN running
order ms soon a. possible. Probably trains VIII De
u,ovup in two weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
THE VIRGINIA OFFICES.
MosBY 40 LONGER THR DISPENSER OF THEM
lar TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBusEI

WAsIrfsGroN, July 3.-The following nara
tvc which co mes from the Internal Revenue Bureau
shows that Col Mosby no longer dispeD-"s the f'u'
tr,nage In virginia a. be did under the Grant Admin
ten Not Iong ago the President and Secretary OF
,h Treasury determined appoint Mr. Russell
Collector OF Internal Revenue at Richmond. Shortly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

THE New YORK TRIBUNE declares that G Low,
Moves docs know French. Bat do the fIeh, -, 1 ,
neir gr ,ngge As he speaks 10, well enough ior tHe'
10 nrScrst,md mimi Mr. Mcdl. II l. well kno"n n q
fnc French scnolarhe admits, himself t9ai nc AnoS W.
asked fr fugerI,Op M Dine glass, TIE surplIson atl
ami him pigsfeet and tOast-SlwanAee Seh'lN'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
rrr BALTIMORE CUSTOM HOUSE.

BALTIMORE, July 3.-There was no change
at The Custom House to-day Col. wilkins stil retains
hi. post as Collector It is said MI Thomas VIII assume
the duties Of the Office on Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

Little RhOdy's reception orator remarked 70
tl In s.frIIia. ,art, tl Rhode I,ant open a N4L-
,r doors" Even then tAey had "a AXE 0L thclr over,
coats and squeeze III >luew 81 Boston Post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
Prom The Troy Times.

The " published statements ~ were 10 Ine
~ that nu J. Tdon Insisted that certain friends
OF his mixed NJ in the Twesd uuE plumber,
opp, AIRED IA Twceds confession, should
br exempted a. only from Prosecution bat from expos
ure. Mr.. OCOnor objected, and withdrew from the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
Dummy - Co.

FsrAg .siiEu sIs, T. 1874.
These superior Cl an aelt- oaered lOr sale BY
AaluOAT tECHs,
sole gent lor the [ n.ted states and Canadas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

Several Bowdoin College students have leased
a cottage at Old Orchard Beach, ana mtenu W A''P
bachelors hall In II this Summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
CURRENT TOPICS AT TIE CAP ITAL.
ROBABLE PO>TPONEMENT OF THE PARIS Elk
POSITION.

WASHINGTON. Tuesday, July 3, 1877.
Recent official adyices from Paris make 1t APP
pear more probable than ever that the exhibition an
nounced for next year Will be- postponed until 1879 our
Government appears be confirm d by this Informal
ton ~ the opinion il had already reached, that there Is
nothing to be done present this side OF the Atlantic
except 20 wait further developments and 10 present
the question being represented at the exhibition 10
Congress Probably by that time II Will be definitely
known whether the original programme Tor the eAAioi-
tinn is 10 be Carried ont NOT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

]. r. Dodge the Statstcian of the Depart
partment OF Agriculture Will be retained under the
new Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
For the Middle Atlantic States, rising bar0m-
etr stationary or lower temperature winds veerng "a
Northwest ana rain areas followed Dy clearing weather
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

Mr.. T. W. Macy, who has for many years
held the Office OF Clerk OF Customs Newport, Z. L.
some time ago resigned II decided to-day upon MS
request to accept tho resignation. and naS been He-
,ided TO appoint IA his successor MI FREDERICK
A. Pratt who IL recommended by Senators Burn
.ide and Anthony aud Gov. Van zindt. The
Cabinet also considered the recent action
OF the Collector OF Customs at hii'delphla IN
removing Assstant-Inspector Arnold This case has an
Interesting history. Mr. Tutton the Collector SAID TO
have taken ofeuse at the Discrimination OF Nj ward
new Representative from Pennsylvania, to give MS sup
port TO the removal Of the Postoce at bennington 10
another part the town. and consequently determined
mon the removal OF some OF his tWard's) friends
from Office the decapitatOn OF Mr. Ar
mold and the appointment Of Mr.. Flick IN
M. Mace WAS result " this. M Ward, telegram
10 Secretary sherman. protes-e against this action ~
m, Clector and the secretary teegrapned PhIiade
phia directing that Arnold be reinslat d. AM upon 'l
being dom the ease would be decided upon rs merits
He left matter with Governor Mccormick Tor de
els on concluded. the ease was an lhfre>tlhS one
and had attracted considerable attention III CLeStr
County i 10 the Cabinet The only charge made
~ Collector Tuition against Arnold wa tH i
AL given u portion Of LIS uhe 10 Tue
management OF a newspaper Office IN Chester Am
llvit from Mr. Arnold ana from the pr'prtorS Oh lhe
paper showed mat the lofner hai ~, Ms , hal
ION with the paper the Both ~ last APRIL ara MAJ
,pce gwen his entire time Ia MS duties a. Inspector
These facts we're considered al t"e ODluey I,stlr'
the Acting Secretary Of tine Treasury IN puf'ud,c ."
decision tn'reon. viii telegraph MI nton '"t ~
mold shall remain in the position 70 "Acn ~. 80
decided upon al me CABINET hltethi-'
THE WAS .IINGTON MONUMENT
The Board of Army Engineers, composed OF
Lieut. Colonies Kurtz. Gilmore and Duane, nave re
ported upon plan securing the foundation OF the
Washington Monument 10 permit It's CONSTRUCTION 10
the originally intended height OF 49, feet Inc report
l. now before the President for his considerations The
plan recommended consists in combining the bed Oh com
irresistible soil beneath the foundation by circular wall
OF concrete masonery firmly bound with immense ron
moons 30 that there can be yielding or TINS Ded
lateral direction. The plan Is copcd IRON slhLiI ue
wee used in Europe. and II considered I'D every respect
easblr and can be executed at the cost Oh 7ooVVo'
A COTTAGE ENGAGED AT WHITE sULFhOh
SPRINGS.
The proprietor of White Sulphur Springs has
-i,,er IN one Of his Summer guests, now here, that
President Hayes engaged a cottage at his place some
time ago and arranged to occupy for visit about the
Goth Of this IL is understood here t' the fres
dent contempaes deferrng his visit until august prop
abv pref.rrug 10 wait until the Democratic politicians
who are going the Springs have held ther conference
and departed Evidently their presence VIII ho' "uu ~
the attractions OF the place for him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04
Gpecial Notites.


BartIetr. street Lamps on Fixtures Gas and 0n stoyes
Renccors student Lamps. &c FACTORY Depot o4v IS Ny.i
Rrain Food-A Botanical for strrngtheoug no
bran, ane prr Depot Aliens Pa1rmacy SIJ FIRST
ave. Sew YORK send Tor circular
Brain Food sold Al Hudnurs, He.ad BuIiding liu's
Br adway cor 3lst street AID 10 Criitcuths SA-SNo
Patelts Tradems rks. &C.,
secured ~ PI.S s 4,ss ' pa AAGEIScY
-, Broadway, New NofA
Best references send Tor book Of instruction.
Po.-omce >otice.- rs ior the week suains
sAP1Ri'HY Iuy Z. ls77 vii close - tbs otice "a
ri IsDAY at a. M, io EuIopr by steamship wyoming VIA
5 S va S Queen ors @ ir france
be iorwa dei by ms steamer nls. DC ,s'.An ,stn
Canada Hayrr, 90 fhl koDAl a. 80 a m 10, -.
rope By steamship Frs VA Plymouth hsfDoul 49,
3v siisn" And Sorth o. ireland 10 be forwarded by ibis
steamer mus be specially Addressed. and AZ ~ a. a. ,os
scotland North ui Ireland oy steamship ,IIol-. -
MovIe glasgow. aud At l.5o a ~ Tor 01 many;
correspondence for Great B,iAn .nd Fia4, 70 %
wyoming B1tnuia and city Brussels 40 MOI AAe 1'' ut
DennaTA !" sS ,yoSE Jny g ne mails Tor Kingdom,
ia vii leave New York July T. me MAI, or SAh- "a ,
Aiistrana. etc. vii cave san July -
New YORK. Jane so. lsll a. l. JAsEo. f''l".as'sI
SEw.YogK sr,IE socvrr ~ riE cxqXSAn}
GESEKAL ORDEs: NsW-YoaN IuY =. lo5It
The Society viii meet Delmonco., FftaaYe AID TWEEN
~ sixth-st Oh Wednesday. July a. ociocA ,. M
Members Of other Societies cordially invited 10
unite he loIss anniversary Of our Ma
The standing committee VII uae,t at hs same piaes at
MARRIus WnLErr secretary
Veterans Of the OF 1912 viii meet At Military Hall ss
owey celebrate The AN day 9. July al y "a SHARP ~ "a,
Geo : Leland 70 dine At TIE sturtevant h0nss lsshy.
eight and Twenty uinLs anc hrosHwsy On se Gay 100
able - s vOss of !hsSss iP5 ussir shd in'r
tation S SHN . A.. D1ii9
j. GOULD wAEsaa A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

All Notices Of Marriages must De undor'sd @'1A h'H
name aud aadress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

The ai.rau shs-s co.. ,ih.
pr.d Waite Ins represents the esea ans Of
,as msrsury 4arns those hoasJ
TRIBUNE OFFICE, Julyi Al a. m.-rhe barometer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-04

secured 10 tie niLsd : aics ahe .nir ~ cDun.l.e
AKTHUR v. BKIESENS PAL XII ASLNN
70, Broadway, NeN YORK.
100000 -.n.l Llnk ~ ILaLrlctLln.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-10-13
ORDINANCE No. 81.

Relative to driving vehicles and riding ami
mails faster than an ordinary travelling
gait within the limits of the Corporation.
SEC |. BE it ordained by tie Mavor aud
Trustees Of the To,cn Of Thibodamr in comn-
ell assembled :: That no person or persons
shall be permitted to ride horses or other
animals. or to drive wagons. buggies or ve-
hicles of any kind within the limits of the
Corporation Of the Town of Thibodaux.
faster than an ordinary travelling gait.
SEC. 2nd. BE IL further 0rddined, etc.,
That any person or persons who shall vio-
late this Ordinance, shall upon conviction
before any court of competent jurisdic-
tiOn be liable. for each and every offence, TO
fine not exceeding Five Dollars, or to i'm
prisonment in the public Jail for the space
of Twenty-four hours, or to both at the dis
cretiOn Of the Court
SEC. 3rd. Be II further ordained, etc.,
That is act shall take effect from and af-
ter its first promulgatiOn.
SIC 4th. BE further ordained, etc.,
That all laws or parts Of laws contrary to
this ordinance. be and are hereby repealed
Approved and adopted, Oct. 2nd, 1877.
A.. j. PERRIN, 8. r. GR!SAMORE,
Clerk Town Council Mayor.
True copy.
Al, Perrin,
Clerk Town Council.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-10-13

Daniel Edwards died a few
days ago in the North. He has
long been a prominent citizen Of
New Orleans and for 40 years has
occupied a leading position in the
manufacture OF machinery for
sugar making and has done more
to improve the methods of poll
ing cane Juice than any man in
Louisiana. His loss will be felt in
the city of New Orleans and i'll
the entire state throughout which
he was so favorably known.