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New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
GENERfL NOTES.

The American Jubilee Singers are jlnghng
,edes for F,ss University, among the crowned heaaS
Tc yyer ks axo they arrived IN Berlin ana on SUNDAY
ser lvied by the Crown Prince aud Princess 10 fols
aero where they entertained tie Emperor ther HIGH
,eses and select audience with their strange bnt
,,odious songs The Crown Prince. with hs usual NJ
f-iuntv was exceedingly kind te the mlnstres ana r.
1uestl 20 hear something OF tnelr ns'oy no tir
&c concerts held by iAe mlLstIcls' previous ~ '
departure Tor st Petersburg.
UngodIv parrots were doubtless excluded
from the religious bird concert given OF Ihu.so"5 ~
Methodist congregation IN Milwaukee. livery lazy VIZ
had feathercd songster sent The cage anu Us
to The church parors and IL the evening thero was
grand cononation warblng match. Tue loeA 10 oNo
viii srreich II birds sing for the e1iinsusH'
pt ~ the church debt. cats can pUrr ana dogs can
orl, m fine same good cause; and If, after cai'show
vas va M @ rf'r behind thcn-but nOi Till tneu--et the
o.rro.s discourse in lhs sunday y-schoo. room
Professor William Everett Is trying to do IN
slaau way COR the Old south Church, Boston VIA MS
,,,.r+or.ried father did in IA large way for NJ 1unt
Vernon He has published a tiny brochure emitted
How the OH soulh has saved U.s." and recng in i've
o,s what has done in days gone oy n 'hat patti
,tic temue This the imaginary couYers'uon' "ul'u
erye. "a. "a text 20 the little record: A VIII You hcp
Il save the old southl" B-"What do you want 60 save
ne ueIv od thing for!" A. Because 10 mas heipeu 30 30
ave u.s. B-",lve u.s. How has II helped 70 save uSt
The whipping-pOst has been denounced "a
of blrulri,Iu, but 10 has It's uses ia Western ciF
taiiop Tie county mmsslouels, at AUSTIN NeV'' Ie
.outv aloped tine following ordnance IL Is oIdeIed
That uc sheriff be. AID he is hereby instructed TO erect
stst i'm a conspicuous place near the Court House. IN
,c,orae with the provisions Of section OF he act OF
te LEGISLATURE of the State Of Neyadd entitled An AcI
a. prey,t Cruelty 10 women" Tle post has been cut
roma huge pue-log, and set up IN the square NoJ
llil 10 town dares 10 beat his wife Impartial lIeuce'
oowe'er requires tAe passage ' a-otH.. & I,,n '
@lu a ''-A.9 i t brospf of suotger pine
Q oil. flIf I'D =
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
Ex-uTY1srER SANFORD rlLKS BACK.

uE DENIES SMITHS REBrL CLOTH CoNrRACI
STORIES AND PAOSOUSCEs THEM MENDACIOUs
CALUMSIEs.
icy CABLE TO THE TRIBuNE
PARIS, Nov. %, 1877.
To Fdilor TRrBrVE George p. Smiths
statements in THE TRIBUNE and TIE PhIadei-
,Eiq Bllieiio about me. are mend5cious calum-
mes. Publish this. HGNEY :. SANFORD.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
THE RUSSO-TURKISH VAR.


CossrA TISorLE, Friday, Nov. %, 1877
The Turkish Ambassador at Vienna has sounded
Count Andrassy on the subject Of mediation. The
Connt said mediation was nopPortune, aud would
be disadyantageous for Turkey.
LONDON, saturday, Nov. "a. 1877.
The Pera correspondent Of The Times teieeraphs he
following: The peace party is increasing aud stren-
uonslv endeavoring to get some proper mediator
but no distinct programme or definite oyertures are
vet put forth ior tear Of humilatng refusal from
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24

show schumann in OF his most engaging and poetic
moods: and Lszt displays his fire aud splendor In the
Mazeppa" symphonic poem The solo performer ot
the evening s. b. Mills, who will play in Suite OF
Rats for piano and orchestra This Is novelty IN q
double sense only is il work. but It Is cast
in an unfamiliar FORM II abounis with fresh fancies
and charactcristcay romantic melodies, and 1t viii
make a decided impression.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
TIE OPERATIONS AROrND PLEvNA.
IuK FALL OF THE sTRONGH0LD EXPECTED
FIGHTING WESTWARD.

FIGHTING WESTWARD.
LOSDoS, Saturday, Nov. 81. 1877.
4 special correspondent Of ihe Standard at Giur-
oevo sends the following under date of J thursday
"I have been shown telegram from the Russ an
headquarters requesting contractors 10 furnish 10
600 bags of biscuit instantly for the besieged Ia
Pevna. as Osmau Pasha has opened negotiations
for the surrender of that place. The foregoing
must be accepted with reserve.
Mehcmet Ali ielrgraphs from Orchanie, Thursday
As follows. We arrived here to-day. The Russians
sent one regiment of infantry and one Of cavalry
from Iratza, against Neyesich These were over
whelmod and the cavalry regiment, except SIX men,
WAS destroyed. We also captured two guns and a
number of prisoners
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
v,ssly receipts a4t bales, Shipment Ios,' bales sales,


PHnADElPHi, Nov 23,-wool active and armer demand
Gg-atg improved supply A-nt, Dl.o tellsy Fsnla efd
West Virginia, Xxx and above fiNfSc. y, "a &c Ne
einm 44af5c. Coarse, 35a37i New-York, Michitan
fjc- Coarse. 3Gn39r; C0mbiny Washai. aOH5lc;
do unWashcd 80 5sc Canada comb S20j3c; Fine n
ishe1 2-u53c.; Coarse and Medlm unwasltd LttJzci
Tub vas ef 420 &c. Colorado Fine and Medium 2O025
do Coarse carpets Sc Eyra ard pulled s50
q c. 80. and Iper puloi. }2a36c KS I1ne and Ne
dlum 2aU2Sc, 90. toaIsa afTc California Fine 40
Glum - 03uC; aO. COarse. PA g.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
AN NIPAssIONED cry FOR RELIEF.
E--u liz E-.--a Tc.---L.- -n---

To use plain terms, the sO-nuch-talked-0 of
Civil service e.olm-tnc patented, copyrighted arIc-
IN fraud mere trap 90 catch gul-; and 10 - ll-a tla
bat Inc good sense aud sober .ecoud-.A the
nr1uIa were brought 20 bear against it, II s other
r-lI Iflncr than that Of de-p-i.ld experiment upon
n7puIar creduuty. Tie payer OF wedred pH,Ir ls
tnlt We may more of Civil service Reform
cent through the practical application o IT, true prnc-
ri,. lu cen-ng the Au.eau stable of sycOpAants ana
parasites ANA adventures, and IN such app umrnts I'd
u,.ca. el crust as DY uuQur,.Oaet capacity and Wei
qr honesty and tathIl.uess, VIII DO nOn0r and credit
ro tue nuDIfe service.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
Mr. BlGELOw's OPINION OF THE AMERICAN

Fru Pans Crrsspoudce ~ The CtpclaGf Ct9i0ercigi
should be tempted 10 say hastily that the
Frcucu press utt-. ~ Useless CIRCUMFERENCE Oh the
Wl-elS o progress were lt not Tor an opinion htifi
John Big, low -lVe other day American, Ou
complaining nm OF the poOrncss OF tlf French press
in .Uurali-Ou with American sheets. H. went lo snow
their inter Innocence OF enterprise their ndift cucc O.
foreign events Their apparent ignorance OF the COM
mouesl facts in foreign cUtcmpOranrous history and
me like. B Glow answered without hesitation,
tlat in nearly all respects the journals OF
France were the best the world. After
utterly opposite opinion. BiyclOw thinks that the
French press Is better written, more ahY-ndnd'ed
machine IN all respects than the press America. I'm the
American press finds nc thlnks loose writing and
what might uc called th" lmmOrIilfirs or persOuaam
Iu French print, though there be pcrsouasm, there
Is flavor. no The essence. OF cultured wit whether
that flavor would be rsHedu America not does
moi, as ! understand MIN, cutcr tine problem. The
higher of the French press the higher culture
Of the French people
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24

....-- DILD.
Hs i3neat M % D. iT'n ca faenee or hS brother James
rio LII. and rl!s n he t are uSiel 10 attend
g.. sNEIGAt Fsrmngta'e. T. T., Nov. ., Theodore J.
tnner FROM Grace Church jamaica L T. sunday NOV %,
GENNELI-ou r1eslay Nov. ~, 1877. the Hon. George
Gfnnei o Green,l iass ID the slsty year o. as age
~ u 49,, ,, , , l g ~ n ,'o s IN f, srei.e,
om bis late rcsidence, I-g 3Jt-s. On sa.uIoay.
r,vTrtEp-on Friday morning. Nov. %. stephen A. Hav
Do nd o. rlrarsiH: ,
4l and 90 T.. east Of 2daye. city, On SUNDAY, zJh
.tArrrT- Al Troy Friday rrorYtur Nov ~ Addison T
son Of oscar F. ana agnes e. Ha@cy, a-sd ye,rs
MN = ,-r.l 49, r,-.i tf,,r -, hi, roh, r ~,
ann 'l.l "a II Il. acel ID months,
Funeral 20 cuce Of 1r Emory Rumble. saturday Noy
,trTr ,,TOp 2l.riB.t william, Clever. Kpeelspd.
The rr - and friend. of the family arc respectfully ayed.
without further 10 ar,eaa ne inH raj 'srIers "a
Church n ibe II',r Apostle. c'rnsr l,ist 9,-.iye.
ta. v 0ne. LnIey Tor many years a H..sinary IA
E -oa Az ANA s,-e 70 attend se funeral services which VIII
30 %'.s .t 1si M % og a., 1ry M Ia s5 Ho'. % at 1920 H.
~ =, 60. " IN , ~ ,s-- ,..,.r
''D, i'.--l. - Al DTO m a. a. & Nh, N' i - IL 9a i -
Br,wcr, OF ihis city.
O.el. 20 tue 10in cav " Hi- q.
iie relfes Is +Da es p are % 9 'iIl Sl IN 1sr M
D.
az ages "hi 0o ia "uAs Oh a-Ifa4 u p iu ttu nom
outhsI
DATDELLSGcfoniT 10 Crer. 2.r IN County. y. j. Liza
Ch s vie otJoan se1is haaae n the 7Sd wear OF aer
Funeral ~ reformed lrch t'oster Nj fNortlern Rail-
rua.l, on 7"i ..a't or. u 90 I
aF -'+-'.H '-'' l"u DA.1' '.i' 'e'ui-l.s
l-3u 3;.Vr c','
-CHUYi ER-At Pelham West Chester County. Nov. %.
1877 Harriet ~ dtug Philip -cluy-
r
% -sr,-f,ss ana er1s NJ fne family s-a nrrol ro AZ
r.. ,,,--,i a. ttsf ft.trca .lhart -arrrI,r
Stt '~.- m f'f5 n mn ~
-CEAtf il tti''-tl.tlN iAI.' 'llT' --A N-t' ina $
Eterck ouy son oi udn aA- Nolie-li 9cIAlI'il Z,
artd 41y ar.
trruts oi tLe family 2re LF7 ,o Ael" nr llAei-4 ON
fit irN i. fltl 'i cA '.4LF- aiu 0ol'.' 'A 't.s'
any, Nov - IA ~ d. III.
TAtT-At Ashley tals, Mass Nov 49, of iYnhod ieVer
Emma b. VIE ui Ru-C0. o. st and dan slfor n O. W. orn
Nag
.'r.u,, Pc . and t0clesfr *. f, u.peIs e4ae copY
I'D .ty or tne 2l,t inst G.rtie Ivlms wife of Wlglad
]
- ~ t,v cd nj the funeral service. AL her lae
irrl'a IRE R nf V, 20 5-i ~ l friav AZ M am H. i,
Ir'i.''. Ir'i. .'.''. a. . ~o D., .-- be- SOM
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
MI-KHTAR's SURRENDER DEMANDED.

LOSDOS. saturday, Nov. 24 1877.
The Cioadrrfs Constantinopie correspondent says
General Mehkof, when summoning Mukhtar Pasha
10 eyacuate Erzerum, informed him OF the capture
of Kars. and that if he resisted he would be at
tackled by $4,000 men with overwhelming artillery.
Mukhtar Pasha replied that he would hold Erzerum
t..L - l..f
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
LIVE sTocK MARKELs-BY rELEaRApu.

AfntSY v y. Sov 23-CArrfE- Receipts o7Toals being
50 less tau las week tere r attendance 0f buyers
mrTSet strong Common 70 Ear ~ - 2c., Medium, az
CAc. EKtras 40 &C.
Receipts % loads. being decrease 81 from
week prices iic higher 0u al rades Fair at
fA@irc farto Good az qojc; Extras 5a &C.. limbs
~ large supply, and market du a. high.r. tDnaOn 70
Far at 44aJilc. Fair TO Good st 82J &C.. Exuas at 81.
0Gc
NO sales Of Mich Cows
CALyEs-Steadyi Grassers At siasG Fed. at ssctle;
Veas at SjDfS.
EAsT u EnY. Penn. Nov. 23-CAruE- Receipts roday,
73 head. al through stock total for tas 30 heal
Of through AMI l39 head Of yard sJ'& market about
the "a Yeererfar
HoGs-ReceiDs to-day 297O head total for four n
H. 80 head aIes u Workers. al g. 3OQSi 20 Phadephas
al - +uGst 80.
sgEEP Rec ipta today 600 head total Tor four days Of
6GOO mead selling.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24

~-Ii.,-,ru s,o~s tar jaronr-a var,as n tli .tr
rr.rIla Tor q lnlra
Lus rrDrss'n sn OSCILLATIONS
of nsfculy daring
TDrRrvE OFFICE. Eoy. 2l-l a. m.-There was
small decline Of air pressure yesterday, and slight al
vance 0f temperiur, The sky heiuE contina 'i"nle'
Inn giving mo- rain. Ire mOs ure Ol tue Ill ,fi.
Fsr t.is city and vicinity, two days or c"hd ness
ana frequent may be cxpected with uIte cAahse oi
mn
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
A wEAK-HEADED PARTY.

WG5tUtQIDH HIFUII'I n ~ WV'I| -IF7.I
A quiet, o!d-fashi0ued Democrat from the
NarthWr,t-uOt % eIuOer uf C'lgrr-,vnO D, now lere,
sad to your correspondent to-Cls hav" only one
f,ar for our men in tne House. don't know thai the
drink auv more whiskcy tnau the Republicans, but 90
goes more 90 tleIr heads That .SOrt OF t-- I- never
fifK
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
N4RRIED.

URTIs-LOTNSBERY-Nov 22, the residence % rhs
brics parents sing y. y. By the Rev. g. H. Gregory,
Harry N Curt- annie F. daughter OF TIE Rev. IeuFy
LOuusbery, 0f tie New TOrS Conference.
RORINSON-PATE-On Wednesday the 2ls inst TO
res.ence o. the brides parents, bv the Rev. am p.
Cary. of Ilrus CUlu.. isaac r. Robinson Miss lila.
daughter Of william Pate esq, both of Brooklyn.
Au No ,ce> Of Hl,Ttdgss taaOrssa essa Ia.I
a1me and 4glress
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
No TRUE RECONCILIATION WITHOUT SUBSIDIES.
Fy0lo me JfeI0ph,F 4oitegI

1t Is now apparent to the whole country that
justice 10 The sOutncru section OF the Union
TIE hands Of the Government equal fdces rail
road communication with the Pacific, with chose given
by the Government 10 the No hern section Of the Umou
IL IL also apparent 10 the wuoe country that competition
III the tianr-cOntInenta railway uaho national me-
ccs-ity ore the proposition 10 give lie aid of Ia
Government % complete southern railroad 90 the Pa
chc, as a competing lie wlth the Union Central Pacific
Road or the measures which should receive the
fostering Of Congress Aid 10 the Mississippi
and 10 genuine southern road To the Pacific yIl DO
much ard revvlug prosperity the whole country.
and toward restoring raerual brotherhood
tween tne thousand speeches by the
Presldent and his caravan of b,uet Oif- GERS.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
husclnl AotIces


Bair's plsEaese remedy i3r eit ard R9.n@s @ ,l4
lIams-. y. T sod by trugg.,.s
Brain Food-A botanical eat ac streagtneus L. ner,oas
system anu re'tosrs wet '.f' f'e % a. on "a
is,,i6',.t -
Ia-epb Franl.I-n. having Low received tai ga mont 4,
2sler lyon, & i'I i [ - tae. ,,, T ~. III "a
NcNlLLOP y spHAGt J. ,Q1rANA the ENtI.E Poop
oihces. including the hrm ntns ui ua emsrN lnt 30
pst NcKf o. g Co.. associates u he 16KILIoP x
sPsAGUE COMPANY, to M former ,g.ssri.ers
iaiiaarlphia Nov. IS, 1877.
Nervous Exhaustion a medical essay c9mpu-ius .i.'s
Lectures yrrt at kahus Museum 90 Anatomy, Sew.
the aud cure o premature decline, SNOW .n
synopsis mpedmeni 90 marriage aud Che teaiatn, {
nervous and p},cl deoiiy ,h- M re-ui u -0{ears cx
hAHN. Office ana residence . D.. lOtl 80, Nee ora
Paseaus, rrademari-. De-.
''SI5sf SfaUR Z thy ' BRIs3sss sif 'FiiEyf &GEScT
40 bfS-ls1y, hev-fork
Best ref'r"'e'r rfl ." 'rlt H ti-t on
ts,t VnSe rohcs % ,9 -1 4i's & 81. ,-~ .r l i-s
,a Queri,sioWn oa 81 'DN E~iAN III 1880 p n i,r ~
rope by 'i.im,h 30 , aaa 'a Ia H1' M -
Plymouth. Cnefbourg aud Haaaar-. ODD ~Alt i. a. at
lu Tor Europe, OY steamship il] n. hritI va ai" .
town c0rIcsp8aayuce Tor Germany, scotland .uA N"i Z
airt ,sel aud IL A. iu Cor scotland anl 'ri o lr.ld
by steamship \c orA, va No'i, ana D'-' At ~ iltl
brrmsn rae Steamship. Wiseo boa ara C o.. .or
m ais Tor thr west ne, Bcrmu,a .o rhoai. sl
Japan vil eay- frtacseo Dt,uDst D. ia mails ,og
Aisraiia. etc.. VAL -Il tla.c CISCO, YrcluU
New. furl. NOf. 44 500 d. g. tA Ni.- f -iinlsirr
The Seaside Liorary -LAle,r i.,. Es.
l,4-A pu..t uuna hy ir. AMMO e4NtfI- I.c
l58-W art audi - .lt.... '
l.l-A Arh.rl le .rf .l Charles ltf.
OiD.l. iy AA Dumas
f5O-Ar MlIs ipmau l-. ...-.......
l41-Josiiua Marvel hi t . t.r,on -0G
rHlSksoIyNo. Noy. -. I-T7. 20 HOWARD MISSION.
~ huN fohrft. y Y.
Thank-gssing Din er fu hr prDFItH lnr lHtJ nrrnns
Chiefly cIrcn aud those o whom fltb related al
the missions, 1y Ulai visitation. Singing hy
children, aud other interesting tNcls Contributions
provisions poultry, and other articles r-prcl, led
aud thankfully received at the Mission pnlce NO as
needed carry The work through TIE coming Winter and
be the treasurer. Mr. IT, D. Tom kins T. 3D.
A5l2 y 10 Mr.. A. - HaiUb. president
A. Doors open Thanksgiving Day a. - 0cocE exerclsos
Al 0clock. A. 3 AAlNll. Pgea.dS2.
}. Il. WfCKOFg. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
= CANDLDATE EOR .rEAKER sHELvED.
4 PRETTY FAIR FOREIGN ESTIMATE OF GRANT.
Fran The LOHd9u Times

General Grants eminent services 10 his coun-
try and peace may pr fairly estimated freely
ackuowl wledged The struggle which he brought end
was undoubtedly among tine greatest that any has
witnessed IL was tine more terrible because Il de-
cldcd noe by the organized power Of standing armies
bus hy the voluntary efforts OF aud ugl--pIrIleu
populations commanding immense resources, uut pre-
viOusiy unskliied IA II slight claim 10 an
honorable place in annals OF his country fIr Gem
era Grant, 40 the successful close o. s rtte STRIFE
be- the sIpremc commander OF % million of mrn. and
10 have accom- ill,hrd tine overthrow OF "A Govern
ment and people who had shown mucn
capacity for warfare as The yauquished South
Nor was 10 trnlng testimony OF National respect
and gratitude that the cuuqurtOr should bee twice
called by grateful nation O The gIrst office the
gilt OF 4J,OOeOOO of people That the Intentions "
which General Gram entered upon hIs tenure of the
Presidential Oite were deserving ~ hgh praise Is as
certain tab hs performance fell short his promise
Il notorious that General Grant let the largest and
most vital Ot The problems which prrpe Xed ms country
unsettled thht his failure 20 settle them brought his
Government INTO dIscledlt and almost DESTROYED his
parry, ana That President Hayes is laDOrug O r-
par the errors and the shortcomings ths preceding
Adm muHtatOu ON two Oi tle most impurtant 0f those
questionable pacllcIilOl of The -Outn and the reform
OF the Civil Service The Truth can d. General Gfant M
harm. aud wlll not offend al honest ild modest man
Faierrs, indeed, VIII now pass nim by without injury
and his elrned rrpusc vii not be- disturbed by the
dcluslye belief that Aa Ctl pJcy always Wis and
lusf.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
TIE FIRE RECORD.
GREAT FIRE AT BAHIA, BRAZIL.

GNLAI FIIE IT ENTIA, DNALII.
LOSDOS, FRIDAY, Nov. 23. 1877
A Lloyd's telegram from Liverpool says:
Information has been received here that great tire
raging at Bahia.
Bahia is one Of the principal cities in Bra
zI The harbor spacious. AM suitable for vessels o
any size. Tie city has about 10000 inhabitants
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24

street MISUNDERSTANDING party :
So You've lost yOlr Gltleri" Reserved party: " Yen
l. P' How much did your father leayei" L. H.:
Everything" l. 4. passes on.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
rHH CZAREMITCHs ARMY.

LOSpoN Friday Nov. %, 1877.
special dispatch from Vienna TO The Times SAYS :
$50 far from being weakened the Care
,yitcl,s army now consists of eight infantry and
four cavalry divisions, numbering $4,000 to
10000 men, and though 1t must cover
line from the Danube TO the vicinity OF IlrnoYa II
would not be easy for the Turks to make much I'M
preston upon It, since the Russians by forced
marches can concentrate three OF four divisions on
any gwen point IN a single day.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
MIDNIGHT HEATHER REPORT
cOvrpNNENT INDICATIONS

For the Middle Atlantic otate', fai19.
blrOme.tr, brisk and hsH t.2.-Iy 'o 'oA'0-' "'''''
warmer cloudy and rainy weather.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
THE TROUBLE WITH BUTLER.
IL. Ill. .--..-.- LII L L.-..a-..

There must be some truth in the rumOr that
BENJAMIN +. Butier is be- lie hardly
SAID word during ine present Oi Congress- lie
evidently preparing FOR the time when he will have TO
SIT quietly boy and let some one else do the talking.
ONE CANDIDATE FOR SPEAKER SHELVED.
from Inc CaacnHat. inquirer.
Milton Sayler declares thar, had he been in
his sea, when tue Army BiA came up, he would nave
voted with the Texas delegation. Mr. -ayer. mad he
So would have m-T69rcsented hIs constituents.
HIS open confession however. is much better tnan a
sucang excuse hr saylcr OF course. retres from pO
f.4aII leo
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
49, o. - . "a. a. sartle,

PRIST CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE. r. J.. Nov 23-Pnnting C.0hs market il2c
tive aad prices strong az last quotations.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
GREAT BRITAIN BECOMING ALARMED.

LONDON. Friday, Nov 81 1877.
A disnatcb appears in The Manchester Guardian
from its London correspondent regarding the re-
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24

Rlair,s Ps-Eualsh remedy for Cont ard Rh.uas i,a.
R6T "A pills II IS bv u.u H. P.ANrEN q sos - W.i-
liamsL. \. r.. sold by ilugg.,s
Rr.in Fooa- Iotsuca. tact sreagtneus T. nervous
,v-.r I'm .suel f0r--. Pflte o.. A. or
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-09-29

naming work unGer contract shall
be done, the Auditor shall issue his
warrant in his favor Of like snm OF
$4,000, and when the work shall be
completed, the same % he inspected
by the Committee on repairs, and II
completed according to contract, the
Auditor shall issne his warrant in
favor of said contractor for remain
ing portion of his contract price.
Adopted. Said contractor to give
bend in the sum Of Sl,0O0.O0 for the
faithful performance of his contract.
Committee on claims submitted
with its approval bills to amount Of
one hundred and three Isl 100 dollars.
Communication from Syndic Let
ward received, asking the Jury to
authorize the necessary repairs on
the Bonnet Care road. The com
munication was read, and agreed to,
and the Syndic authorized to make
the repairs. ~et'e 80 t0ni
And, on motion of Jos. MetcaH.
the Jury adjourned subject to a call
of the President.
JOHN CAYoLLE,
. 4 ! lftlU f0g ! President.
A true copy /, fhsi 1s@11
~ So '''- a. A.tC. BABCOCK,
..ttN Secretary Police Jury.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-09-29
SESSION OF THE POLICE
ftG JURY, Il-

Wednesday, seFtembcr a6th 1877
the Police Jury met pursuant to nd
Prevalent Csyolle in the Chair
The ron iealled and the following
membesS Sauswsssl tassig names: Pee
ident Cayolle, Hymel, Nisicq, Met
calf, Miles, Williams, Barre. and
rAssient ; .absens ; Conbs, ard IL
sf On 'Ssssas u Henry ifiiss, the nj.
nutes Of last nesting were read cod
The COMMITTEES ~ repairs submit.
ed their report as follows: sna
s.ai, "r3sise :fSt lin s,s arl .BsPtist'
siTQthe Hon. President and memb.
err Of the Police Jury ofSt. John the
:Yeer Csumittss appo;at ted to,,.
ceiye bids for the, rebuilding Of The
roof am tlie repairs Or thA gallery.
doors dpd vipdswss of ,fhsS CONT
House of this Parish. respectfully re-
port, that the following propositions
were received and opened d.
Stonaker, slrtr~h hundred and sixty
tive d0llars ~ ,6o5.&Hm. ssa ~ M
~. MHnetta, pin1tren hundred and
seventy-Hve dollars 81 $500.
"Armand Dsalopde, two tilousaud
dsslDars q. .OWIN. W.T. 'lr- i
..E.sA. g. Babcock, two tlsousand one
h"ndrd and eighty six dollars
-, ~ .uU.aagw1 III s4 ~ 5srsuss,
Considering that Mr.. lStosaksv,s
hid Is the lowest md most aecenta.
Gle, we recommend Il To The approy- :
IL of the Police Jury.
"cHAwLEs LAss9SGNE, Chairman
COMMITTEES on rep63kkr
On motion Of J. Setcalf, the re-
port was adopted ssnd the contract
awarded t. ID. StooMleer by the COM
niitt~e was agrced u, aud tho speci-
6cationa were fpall.
On nsatina e ChasT I1aassigne, the
Chair was ycqaestea 70 appoiot .
Cnmmittce Of I've usembers Of tho
Jnryy With Hhc Seesrtary, to ascer-
lain u t!sfre ara nssw tunds IN the
Treasury ss(1ciest r. 1My theamsouwt
VI repairs, The Ctniy selected 70
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-09-29

Bill Of ID. L. Ehrmann j. p. ani
Piere Alexander referred to Com.
mittee on claims. ii 'th fli iif'
The Clerk Of Court asked and obt.
aimed permission to remove a por.
tion Of the records of his Office to hi.
residence for safe keeping, nnti; the
Court House could be repaired.
4 Also privilege extended to Record.
er, Sheriff and Collector to remove
II they thought proper, their respec.
tive Offices to ]. B. ,Caire's store.
On motion of Jos. Metcaf, leave OF
absence to Geo. w. Combs extended
to the 18th of October 1871
On motion 0fChas. Lasseigne, the
Secretary was requested to commune
cate with the Governor and ascertain
II Mr.. LABOnrgeois had reigned as a
member Of the Police jury. -
On notinn Of Henry llilss, the sum
Of fifty dollars ont nf the Contingent
fund was appropriated and set apart
to the Sheriff for repairing kitchen oi
Court House. ''n 9, ~. '"'9 s'ifs
Also a bill Of A. c. Babcock for q
cooking stove for the t.ilor for $500
ordered paid out Of Contingent fund.
Z On motion of J. Metcalf, the Jury
adjourned until Wednesday,, the 26th
inst. 6SOHN CAY0LLE,
N '7,s.'g President.
A true COPY l'H'li
,.,.,..... A.C. BABCOCK. Z
fsAs ~ - Carrcfs,rv p1ilr> IorxI
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-09-29

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