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CONSTABLE SALES.


st. Leon Destes vs.. David Jones.
CECoND JUSTICE COURT IN AND FOR
a writ nit OF fieri facias to me directed By the
Hon. John Mccormick, Second Justice Of the,
Peace in and for the parish Of Orleans; and by
will proceed to sell at public auction. at my
warehouse, No 26o Poydras street. near Basin
street, on MONDAY. December 8. 1877. at u
4 LoT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ONE IRON SAFE.
Seized in the above stated suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
deco 2t NJ RUSSELL. Constable
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CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
= of Orleans, No. 39,843-Notice is hereby
to all other persons herein Interested. to.
show cause within ten days from the present mo-
tifcation. If any they have or can. why the,
account presented by E. T Parker. public adj
ministrator, acting administrator of this es--
tate should not be approved and homologated
and the funds distributed In accordance there
with.
By order of the court.
no23 % de2* JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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n. Clark.
succession of A. q. Fucich.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans, No. IS, s21-Notice Is hereby
given to the creditors of this estate, and to all
other persons herein interested, to show cause
any they have or can, why the account pre-
scented by Charles II. Schenck. testamentary
executor of the deceased, should not be APP
proved and homologated, and the funds dis
tributed In accordance Herewith.
de2Gi1 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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THE STEWART STovE.-A good, reliable and
economical stove is treasure The new pat
tern Stewart cooking stove, for which Mr.. j. H.
camp-map. of No. 1873 Poydras street, is agent,
has recent improvements which make it per-
feet. These improvements consist in a larger
oven, an ash pan under fire box. dumping and
shaking CRATE. and high or low reservoir. AS
none but the very best iron is used in the man
ufacture of these stoves, and as extra pieces
can always be obtained from the agent they
may properly be said to last a lifetime. An ex-
animation of their construction and merits will
be interesting to all housekeepers.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.


GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
~ ish of Orleans. No. 39575-Notice is hereby
given to the creditors OF this estate and to all
other persons herein interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification,
sented by E. r. Parker public administrator
and administrator Of this estate, should not be
approved and homologated, and the funds dis
trbuted in accordance Herewith.
doc ~ w. John HERBERT. Clerk.
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IL VI 'n0 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
Succession of GENTLY Dreux.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
p ish Of Orleans. No. 1859. Whereas. Jeanne
has petitioned the court for letters of admin
istration on the estate of the late GENTLY Dreux.
Notice is hereby given to all whom 1t may con-
prayer of the said petitioner should not be-
granted.
no23 % de2* JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-02

Mr.. Otto Schwaner. the popular dealer in
jewelry,. No: II Baronne street. leaves. on We'd
Albert Paul. a we'll known auctioneer in the
trade here. Their visit to Texas is to sell SUI
perabundance of jewelry. From our acquaint-
ance with these gentlemen we deem it proper
to state they are men upon whom implicit re-
lance can be placed Personally, they. are
pleasant social gentlemen. as our Texas friends
will no doubt find them to be.
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de2GI1 JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.


SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish Of Orleans, No. 1928 :, Whereas
for letters Of administration on the estate Of the
late Ann Eliza Miller, widow of Milton, Boulle-
met, deceased, intestate. Notice Is hereby given
to all whom 1t may concern to show cause,
within ten days why the prayer OF the said PEI
titioner should not be granted.
de2s11* JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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1t is noteworthy fact that our home houses
representing foreign interests are the most sub.
stantial and reliable on this continent. and
among those we would mention the house of A..
Carrere & Sons. corner Royal and Custom
house streets. They have correspondents Mt
make liberal advances on all goods consigned
to those different cities. Messrs. Carriere &
Sons are too well known in this city to need any
further reference on our part.
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Now that the wear and tear of the grinding
season Is nearly over. planters are naturally
anxious to know where the cheapest wagons
and wagon materials can be obtained in time
for the next seasons work. Mr.. H. N. Soria,
who has devoted a life time to the improvements
of this special department, announces his abil-
ity to furnish wagons. carts. drays. wheelbar-
wright business. Mr.. Soria, being a native Of
Louisiana, understands the needs of our plan
ters and is at all times able to supply them.
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Speaking OF Farieon. the Graphic says: With
such passion and absorption does he work.
and SO keenly sympathetic is he. that he fell in
love with his heroine while he was engaged on
Joshua Marvel and when she died. which be-
came necessary in the finale of the story. as he
NAMED unconscious for an hour. When he
awakened it was with the words. addressed to a
brother who was standing beside him, loved
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Get Palais Royal holiday catalogue.

The Honey Island wood lasts longer. gives
more heat and is cleaner than any wood that
comes to the market.
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Get Palais Royal holiday catalogue.

See the advertisement of the Honey Island
Wood Company. published In another column.
and try their wood,
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SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL DowNEY.

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. %, 73O.
pY HOEY, MACON & O'CONNOH-N Nicholas
let street-On WEDNESDAY. December5. 1877.
at II o'clock Am, on the premises known as
MurDhy's Hotel, on st. Charles street, between
of an order of the honorable the Second Dis
trict Court for the parish Of Orleans. dated the
' 6R Fl 2T9hf MovA 81 i'o rRdPRRr MIR
rors, Cigar Stand, Iron Safe. Range, Chande-
liers, etc. and all else therein that may apper-
tain to said estate.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
nO24 30 del 2h
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Get palais Royal holiday catalogue.

Money saved is money gained" Then let ali
economical housekeepers order the Honey
Island wood. See advertisement In another
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Get Palais Royal holiday catalogue.
A svmpatbetic Young Man,

Immense reductions in dress goods. NJ. L.
Byrne & Co.
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| Nine Antoinette Bernheim's new millinery
| establishment, 145 Canal street.
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For the best and cheapest wood go to the
Honey Island wood yard. See advertisement in
another column,
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If you want to get the value of your money
order the Honey Island wood. advertised in an
other column.
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PHILIP HIRSCH,
- - To II IN

PHILIP M1RSCH,
20 9 = Il r..
30, 81, 81. IS. SO and 60 North Peter street.
Manufactory- Corner st. Louis and Miro streercu
New Orleans.
Has for sale choice green H0Rshead and Bar
rel Poles :also, new Sugar HogHheads, MOla5ses
Barrels Half Barrels and Kegs, all sizes.
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Slaughter ws&Bro schanolty Jacob
scholl Chas d Sehafer
Sanford Carmin Shelly L
Scheiblen &co Shein Geo III
syme John. sibelink Geo
Simmer II NJ Sims Lee r.
ss6|s f4aai Il 4 s sazaSs + Capt
Scott Abraham Sm0pts III L
Smith Jas L Smith Jos
smitt VIM w Smitt r w DIR
Sullivan John Schultz G 9
Sehulheer Morris Stumpf Geo
Scranton Barney &eo Small VIM
Siner Chas
Tantor Tarwater. Snyder teo
Talbutt IS Taylor Julian
Taylor = @ TaliferrO w
lew Chas Trevor SamC
Titmar M Tompkins u
Thomas A j Trelswer Henry
Thompson j A ID Thomson &co
Virgil Z y DIR Van Houten ID w
vass Yankenny
Violet Edw Viekers
Vaughn 0 Ceapt Yalitine
WALL Wallace e Henry Wallace Wallace / P9 #
Wall Preston WaIgamott Jos.
Watson " C l Walker ACdr
W Whites 'y'# Il Wilson sli.aa p D'N
White Pin White Thos
Wright Aey Wilson VIM
Wilkinson VIM w Wisbam w M
Wilkison Thos b Whitney j b
Wiley John r Williams Jack
Williams Chas Williams Jas.
Williams Stephen Will Willia ms VIC
WOOn d > NO6i JQuu
Wolfe Henry Wood r w
fiHfty husust Younger Preston
Yonille FB Young Ell w
miscellaneous.
Guardian Star Editor Of Herald
State Fire ms Go Second National Banks
Magnolia Oil Works.
JOHN M. G. PARKER. Postmaster.
Get Palais Royal holiday catalogue.
Read Navra's invitation to the China Palace.
New American Sewing Machine. 1856 Canal
street.
Immense reductions In every department..
M. l.. Byrne Go.
Hot apple Jack, at Miller's. No. 143 Common
street.
Wood of the very best quality and cheaper
than anywhere else by Honey Island Wood
Company.
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GENTLEMEN's LIST.


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Behrne Theo
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Beck A T
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Britton John
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Blourn Victor
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Butler 2 J
Bruning Theo
Buchanan Henry
Burney Jas L DIR
Buckner eco
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Chase T N prof
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Cleck Thos J
Clithrow Jno
Cooper Franklin
Cook Nathaniel
Chone Mamie
Coleman J Walker
Cox Martin
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Davis Charles
DavAy Willie J
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Ferguson H T
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Fisher Alex
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German Thomas
Gorium Danl
Garder Alex
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Hart J Nj
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Haffey James
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Heppenheimer Bros
Hemenway &C
Henderson Abram
Hicks d ? dr.
Hill Warren 7
Himmel A
Hill VIM
Hymer Jas
Koran Daniel
Hoffman John
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Rowland Chas
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Koran Jno J
Hyeston Philip
Hubert Henry
Jackson Award
Jacquemine P P p
Jackson Robert
Jipson Isaac nj
Jones VIM B
Johnson David
Kaiser ] B
Kreiter F
Keller Otto
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King K 8
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Lawler John
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Matthews Geo D
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Mulberry Edward
Masoni Manuel
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Markley Shafer
Melille John
Merwin S E q son
Miller Charlie
Montgomery A NJ
Morgan Charles
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Murphy John e
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Murray John
Mulledy M T
NcFee Archie
McCamby Frederick
McGinne Eugene
McCay follower
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Newell Thos
Noxon Philip
Ouvre Felix
Oliver Geo
O'Mara W T
Quinn Thomas
Parker d major
Paganstech A
Perry Alf
Peter Joseph
Perry E B
Pelmer John
Pory Asa l.
Pico W J
Pine B T
Powell James II
Puryear Reuben A
Rerbnatz D
Rector George
Robertson Charles
Roth Benore
Rose Frank
Rogers Frank @
Roberts Robt e
Hose Henry
Rigbey E. A
Runet Josif
Schuyler Reinheim
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BY Albert Paul.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. ELLEN BARNES. DE-
CEASED WIFE OF PERRY BARNES.

CEASED WIFE OF PERRY BARNES.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1850.
pY ALBERT PAUL. Auctioneer--Ofiice No. 80
n Exchange Aley-MONDAY. December 10,
1877, at IL o'clock M. of Meehan-s Coffee HOUSE,
corner Of Bouny and Vilere streets. Algiers. by
Judge of the Second District Court for the par
ish of Orleans, dated the eighth of November,
1877 will be sold at public auction
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
with all the buildings and improvements there
on, in the Fifth District Of this city, designated
by the No. 3 of square 80. bounded by Decatur,
Madison de Armas and Monroe streets, having,
French measure. 80 feet front on Decatur street
by 100 feet in depth.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
Act of sale before w. FL. Seymour. notary pub
lie. at purchasers expense. nos 16 rs de2 10
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New American Sewing Machine. 1856 Canal
street
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Get Palais Royal holiday catalogue.
Read Navras invitation to the China Palace.
BLUE BLOOD.

Hot apple jack. at Miller's. No. 143 Common
q
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ImmaAse reductions In superior black silk
n. r. Byxne A %. IS
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Bryon & Thompson
Brown John
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Bobb Chas Z
Binder Thos
Burrows Jas
Burkholder l.
Buchanan, Horton &c
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Charles Saml B
Clark Jno
Caron Eugene I'll
Citizen Chance
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Cottriel VIM 7
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Fancher Harry
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GOebner John
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Hays John G.
Hall J r
Heard Geo
Hews G l.
Hetberty Edward
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Hicks Peter
Hyams Z M
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Holbrook Il Wright
Hooker Albert
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Jackson Wesley
Janon J V
Jenner r
Jones Frank
johnson Edward
Kahn Chas jr
Kenell Lawrence
King Chester
Knight Jas F
Kohlmeyer A
Lander Geo D
LaBlonde Louis
Lawrence Gus
LeGriese eco
Magel Paul
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Mayfield Nelson
Martin Thomas
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Merringer Geo
Meehan Terry
Mira Isaac
Myers Baker
Mallevany Edw
Morgan Henry
Morton B A
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Mulligan Hugh
Mullen Daniel J
McMulra John
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Mcintyre Joseph
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Nelson G A
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Peterson Andrew
Pricker Ludwig
Pitts Charles
Price d M
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY Hoey, Macon q O'Connor.

THE MovABLEs OF MURpHY'S HOTEL
AT AUCTION.
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Read Navra's invitation to the China Pail

Get Palais Royal holiday catalogue.
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Wood of the very best quality and cheaper
than anywhere else by Honey Island Wood
Com many.
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS
LADIES LIST.

Remaining i'm the New Orleans Post once
December 4, 1877.
LADIES' LIST.
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Immense reductions In every department.
M Il. Byrne H. Go
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New American Sewing Machine. 1856 Canal
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Second District Court for the Parish
No. 1880.
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Hot apple Jack at Millers. No. 14a Common
street.
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Read Navra's invitation to the China Palace.
, 1877-06-17
Or. PONDS CANCER INSTITUTE.

The continued and unyarylug success Of Dr..
F. L. Pond. Of Aurora, ILL.,, In his treatment OF
cancer and kindred diseases, Is something 10 cx-
traordtnary as to be worthy Of moro than pass
Ing notice. 9Inco the Doctor first opened the
doors OF hEs mansion to tho afflicted, hundreds
of eases have passed under his care. Game came
In good time, before the dreadful ecourEe hasl
fully developed and fastened Itsclf On anne
Vial part of the system. but BY far tho largest
number only calne to tho Doctor when their
family physician lind givcn them up, and hope
had almoet lied; yet, notwithstanding what
might p.opes.y be called such uAfAir ottis
arainst him, the Docts'r has but aedom failed to
cure area these desperate cases, and In no in-
stance hns he failed TO give relief. Such a rcc-
ord IL simply marvellous. The modest brick
mansion in Which tbs Doctor received Ills arst
patients IL row grown into an imposing building
100 feet In lcngtb and four sturtes high, capH.
bic OF accommodating In tho nclglborhood Of
800 patients. 1t should be said here that
this institution Ia not hospttal IN common
acceptatiou Of the term. There arc no large
wards where numbers Of patients arc lodged
together to annoy each other with their coin
plants. Nor Is The attendance Of That mcct!a,l-
lcaI sort 20 generally Afforded. At a very mod
crate charge each patient may have room to
himself, nnl tho most carclut and tcndef nt-
tenttun Ia bestow cd TN sit.
, 1877-06-17
VEt;I;TlfE.
Y E(1 ETINE.
Necrosis, Scrofula, Dyspepsia,
General Debility,
Canker Humor, Liver Complaint,
Rheumatism,
Consumption OF the Bowels.

caAnIznrowx. Msts., March e5, 1900.
hr H. T. +: sIEvErs,;; IT, 'n,;,,x,.u,. ...,...
experience With tho gseat ulood Kennedy, vEuE-
TINE. have eccn keeping Goasdsng .honse hese
H., IN n ri II e1e 70
ca.e ~ particular' noticed the wonderful effect
Of EEahI1NE:
Of see, Who va lIstanf relstive Of ,nInc. came
houc from sea. Hs had injured bis left leg on
board the thip seme @ months before; aDd whsn ;ho
ing 90 feeble that he could not 20 % biz home in
Lowell. ILL feg wa4 swollen ADORE the knee more
drag It along alter him. having no aae Of !! what
ever The cdeet Of this hsd reduced him to
ss1.s s. esrad III sast r. .n ssw sos sni
sas a H. sa eSe!a} Ma.pss liz pro
removel to ihe Hospital. have hts leg opened md
the bonc bored, to allow the discharge of matter
there collected; otherwise tas lee must BE- anlpu.
81 thinkias + ;a,,,ss e rsr.as ss 4o sos.:s
~ ~ II lit! Csc. Aites skins il sssa!sfir 70.
slx weeks hi. lck W.. but little swollen. md his
xouct.! heslth - much tmp.osed that ho d!a not
look like The Aanlc peraon. ~ the and nf dse
IL re!nlIned 10 Lowell until tho eommsacsmsnt ii
1ss %s1 and we in man. ' A'a wa pro-
hs.s :ssa 80 Heed 'snsy usxa wv T., u9.5a
bxo.iit y. md i aiwas. appeasea 10 si;s ms new
q One :iaJy boarder was completely cured from
CAnkrr ttMmos, after aha had a1Ietea tat ycart,
and tried almost everything slte without receiving
any heneAt. Another lady ~as cured from Livct
Complaint. which Was bad case. aud ~ eonsld.
cred BY the n.nny physicians who had atscuded heF
III hasrknowa I il nse W other boardefs for Rheu-
malism With extraordinary xnod eject.
4 'et!y look i tor Gon.au,pt!on Of the Towels.
, 1877-06-17
HYDE PARK lEGIsLk1 uRE--AN OMISSION.

lirpE Panx, juno 1t.-1u your rsport Of tho
proceedings Of tho Inst lnectlnc Of tho board Of
Trustees ot uyuo Park, Que Of tue most impor-
tant nets II the session was omitted. rcfer 10
thu stoppagc OF work on tho Village Atlas-a,I
cxtrayagant II not useless nlap,-talcreby saving
to the town nearly %, ,'hld year Ia salarlcs and
other expenses, heshles making rooln In tho
Town.lihll for more profitable and necessary
Is tiuo to tho Trustees. because they passc,l thc
ceouofnic 1tdrs II, tho face OF persistent and
imr,dent rng Of o'ts'd.rs, who sn'icayored to
ter through, tho influence of M honorable and
anctc,lt order, which, believe, was nut ita,lcu.
rutttl IN the o!dcn-ttne fur nnr such base uscs.
THIS Il nut tho l!st timn thta year Tint similar
nca1s have been i,vakc4 tu accomplish rcrt1til
objects, and tho Trustees were overwhelmed.
The general puhll, hayc been grcvctt at the sue.
cess u these seEencst but Will low b. pleased
to know that tue Trustees navc discovered that
they possess llealthy bark. and proposs
hencciorth 10 keep 1t In view. Clf'