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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04

a,,. l,s been discovered in the big gun
~, 49,, and ID is now thought that the Govern
-. ,.. r Condemn the ordnance. 10 is no"-"oio d"
,,r about "a foot from the muzzie' ana was '''''u
- an s.r.bubble which was imprisoned Id '"e i0''N
iron. lei, vTcrr
- y...,,ie has a small opinion OF The British Army
article ln the K0iniscae ZeiiuHg be sets down ufea'
-, a.amilitary power. as about on Level WIZ
erio aud Sweden. He condemns the organization o.
,ee army as exceedingly imperfect and declares ' tSe
ths tr,of,s have no manUuNiih~ cdl"''i''o '' w.
General. but scant knowledge OF tctlo'' -
There Is something in a name, Nluiam
e..,..or. ALI thc same Among the births recofde" III
tr r,l,n rarcrs are those % son ~ Mrs James W.
7eYrlr and daughter 20 Mrs. Mary Ham. IL is !" oo
baped taa, ;Ais opportunity for Christening ''
r,,... Will ns improved. and also that some h'pPy
t,r..r r one day ms sweet Irichlna Ham "'d'Hs lo
Tho creditors of the state Savings lnstltu-
60. ,,, held "a meeting last Thursday afternoon on
sidewalk in front of the building where ''ey h'u
lost .r money. AT express wagon owned 10y an ii''e
.,- had been converted into speakers stand ana
around BE- 800 n3Ignnt men aud women g'iAeIou'
rt-r. Moran ON attorney, attempted 10 address uno
c-,r5 lat was interrupted by the CRY, " Too many
i,,-. Acre, We haven't got the funds The attorney
-ter+.f q. Sot too fast We sufferers IN common
e.rs. and there are 1900 dcqositors IN to"h' tio
,-,ro...l Tho name OF Lone John Wentworth as MEM
of Do committee. INC Nli'.
49, brad .f H. A. Letter Wer. brought Forward anu uo
,. f...a NJ. appointed AZ tls point an an-il iIisn-
,,r rl ID uu MS sleeves. and, selling lut cIliui-''
s,.ii..I Come down oUl OF there" The assau'l vac
r,r .ul lhe chairman was Forced 90 "ltAuia" io"
&c cHIntuI' Tee.
Miss Jennie Frost of Council Bluffs, Iowa.
viii. ial maryeuou. escape from tae train that was
,-c Ga the Rock Island T. iroad lass week. relates
tIf.,,. woman herocly rescued her SIX children ana
tl.n went 20 the aid OF other sufferers while another
lads, was terribly exercised the loss OF her satcnei'
and could O. .na of nothing else. oIe alv Who was IL
agony from broscu wrist and a compound fracture oil
cof her lex. wouJ not consent go have morphine IN
,atelh, her arm beclut, .la feared 90 might hurt her.
Another ady who Wa severely injured was offered
GLASS of brandy. but refused 90 swallow IT, -j'lu@ 'i
sle yl. strict temperance woman aud meant 20 s'"HN
o., her rrin.IpIes oven 10 flc dci in the attempt
1I. to windows Do and kept Der head above
obi. sur-r water. anti. she was saved fttc -ln Jag
f Conn .srs v,h ory Der fsco ono OF water tle cor s.
al Il -. ..u being stretched across beg ui. i"dA' 81
wa. ...n u-.I tHa -l. f1u uis i. hu 49, Alih VINO t-
.I.r utt " flr rn0rt thuiruf lt t." 'i' Ht
or.,. ll. fr,mn'r. size taken ou' covered WIN
loI d.. halle stockings a- r. a- NJ they naN 'eh "i t
s.u . uuH.- -iI i- lft. A' q 't-.-.' 'o'.'--
a. sIl .o.f lli seem lor DOLE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04

J.l-e Field "uage.d" Judge Bradley during
. -..H. De- worked Iu flD .t.rgst of SIR iIldcn
vul 900 ultr.r- ltlI a.4 tu ,l.lIe d,-tEard of the
c..fft..e. of tlr b.lc.. Tie ba--i.t tuI pump,c.
%. r.- Ir.I.fUf Ir DTS attempts Doubtless Dee
g1t a sides Of tle aI.,uutn. every D. is" OF con-
sfful.nul. Iau. every f.ssIl.lt. uf What might Ice
al. l..It d.rieur from Judge bdIr Nut ur never in
aly u0nrenl uuuie -o deep that De- found water How
dH judge f.II k.0u tIIf t.Drc wrrr precisely seven
ttcu clrIa-. f.t L.-lt at JudE. Bradcy'- uoOr and
who e.r. ei oeaut.u..f Wa. ttlt thr proper fame
tHn Df Iul l.Hf Dd le $50 toe cuIu m np and see
WHO camel There was uu poutcan vino 20 Icr-lstnty
and i0pt.tl,uty followed Judge Bradley as Judge
lIeII E.u..f ANA tn. of ourselves aad Our own
notion ~E months have passed SIM We have had com
uuHUi iH. dfrrf ur Indirect, -'ohCu CO.. WIltcu Win
Jurgt Bradley uluU tLIs topic Al mat time Le waste
llss ul.I Hltl rtIrr- threatening assassination,
aa.llF and Il' IcuIft man could write them.
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Ready this Morning.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE,

Containing choice editorials poetry, serial story etters
from stan other poneu humors Of the day al the
important foreign and Amons tie
tents tins
ENGLISH CTUREs-Ralnbles about Loadon-Tho Every.
day Pleasures Of the Cty-scenes the House Of Com.
mons
THE LATE ADMIRAL sEMMEs-Personal Reminis.
cenOs-Hls cooiness-His Command o. the sumter and
the Alabama
THE JEWS At sAKATOGA-The Grand Union -, .rnient
ana lis success-A Talk with Judge Hilton.
HORRORS OF THE ORIENTAL WAR-Elooty aeirisals
by the rurks-E-k saglrs given up to Plumber.
The British Parliament DETER from C. " SIS The Ohio
silver Men Horace Greeley aud Brighim Young Tic De.
clue OF The Drama science AZ Nashville Terrible Con.
Migration The Blue and the Gray Leisure liz
erary Musical Religious Political and General Notes Per.
sonas: Mccarthy Martyr The Indian War; wash.
ington News Lamentng the Prophet Agricultural Matters
All the Market Reports, etc.
single copies free application.
in wrappers ready for mailing. ave per copy
copy year s5 i've copies s2 copies aud ono
extra, s25 Postage In all free subscriber
Addrss, THE TRIBUNE Sew.York
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II is now certain that not only viii Nine.
t NOT visit thi- country this Winter, bat that
NJ Maurice -trak1se A whose numerous pans for opera
and concert and what nave ben continually pro-
claimed 20 the publ" fOc some months. j. not
coming back 10 as, either. Tm-, OF course.
ef.c,ual'y disposes of The contemplated, Monday
Popular uc,s ana al Nr strakoscL's other schemes,
which seem to have been about visionary that Tor
DIS great ejOO0OJO operhouse. II RELIEF 30 know,
40 least what Mr. S'rsosch MT going de-, but n he
Remains abroad 10 possible That we shau lose Ms
Thur-bv who j. said 10 Doe undo engagement
to him. unless, indeed, lac sholC a0 what
be- la. ga known 20 do before-Jroas TIE .gagement
and leave her 10 iho lurch. However m thou the wind
Doe wc NAV endure MI strlkoscI's absence, If ony be
viii leave MS Mis- Thursby one Of the most charming
sinners Ne have
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For oaer ship Ss,ss see Second Pags.l
AnnIAIu

ARMY ID.
SChr TaupcO. 8OnhOl Bacs River, ia, wtA l9g F0gt,c,
o. ~ E'lncrul Go.
rchr. r. Knight. Leek. Virginia
ccAr. Robert Genre. uI.ss virginia
F0REIGN PORTS.
LONDON, sept 2.-Auived 81. James = Ward
DOMESTIC PDHTs
HALIFAX y. :. sept 3.-Arryed. steamships Corte3 f0r
New CARROLL Boston. sailed. steamship Befa
fYr Barmu and Innmls George ShattucS, ia 81 Pierre
ana Ealuo1tt. iOr Boston
Posi- ~1IAl. e., sept. 3.Aruye, city o. Ausli Cbes
ter. ACa- t0ra: ,clr. liA-stl. OF Boston.
NEW ORLEAs- sept sailed from the Passes, steamship
AJlr., Liverpool
PHILADELPHIA. sept .rred. mshps salfar0 20
Cuba, Wnletr ron New E0rs; EylDeth. W8nl Bau ore
bark elno sweeney, Hudson, portsmouth; brig a. H. Row
Del lNIlg s John Middleton Ir fOU ascend. ho- ion
Hattie perry. On New B'iorn r. tla1ar Ben in. eve
EciOr r. Naudus ~ Godfrey rHltl A. H. ltti-, Bift
..f, Fail hver J. wood Dozen, 4ll Hrn.lt.cls T. Do lOH
perthWa Mason. r~e sarah -hnbeit ulu, AuBufc
CITY. n. " Godfrey, JarilIu TO-; T.. A. tuHmn-, NAlrOH
baltimore America H"il4HAY, Por D. pch j. W. ~ on
h
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THE SHORT SUPPLY OF WATER.

Work. said 10 TRIBUNE reporter last night that hc had
ALWAYS unders.ood thefe were good facilities for
proyding water for u the portion OF the city
visited by fire yesterday and h@ did not understand
why there should have been any difficulty In obtaining
the necessary supply Mr.. Campbell SAID tnat he De-
l.v.d chat the Fire Department had always claimed
tit the n engines could easily bring water from dis
rance of one thonspud feet, and that they were pro-
yi,d with .uctinu-pipes Ia draw water from the uFer.
Assistant IN gine,r Blrdsal of the Csuton Aqueduct
nu,au - d tie main water pipes not AZ large IN
no MINER a. ina the lower part Ui the civ Tie wafer
,,re- an the nctebhorhooi Thirty -tfth-s we're Laid
About twenty years ago but had been found hitherto To
answer al demands Mr. Brdsa said that the difficulty
49, btafnng sufficient water was undoubtedly OCcfslnned
hy twry or twenty-five engines endeayo.iIs To seek
.upulv al the time.
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specin, sale of seconds of

SHIFTS AND DRAWERS.
We have purchased the entire Drouct o. seconds ~ shirts
ana Drawes Ladies Vests OF many Of The leading HV
sery Mills, and viii 0ner them at
SPECIAL SALE, WEDNESDAY. sept. s. 1877.
These goods but little inferior o. the hrsts and VIII De
offered 2 much lower than hrsts can be soil
We shall also time 1000 DOZEN SHIRTS
AND DRAWERS. LADIES VESTS, etc. 81; style
and DESCRIPTION prices worthy the attention 81 ic closest
BUYERS Cur vi be open AZ and those Who cali
early will Obtain the best selection.
Trims. MT Cash. 81 DAYS.
TOOKE8. wARING & co. 81 Wakerst, NcwYors.
The Republican General Committee vii hold an al.
Ourned this TUESDAY evening az cgh o'clock ~
Lyric Hall. Eoseryolr-sq H. 4 hDbiNrcN. CHATHAM
n. L. rllAErr,
WILLIAM IElWILLIGEhrl "
II. G. BANG, iSecretarfes
ltJACKENBI
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~ 0:JO yesterday morning, AMI has not been seen
since HIS mother, who dopcu1'd upon him and
tistll Tor the support 81 IDur btric cadreu aud %
bi'ha husband, is certain hc Is dead. because be
Goes nyi come home she cried rs u her heart
wouid bieak
SMITH, JAMES, residing Tenthave., reported TO be
MISSING from his nome
IkANot' PATRICK, residing az No 35i West F0riy-hrs
street. worird on The tOp aoor ana was last seen ON
me roI Few minutes previous 30 iis falling. He
j. beheNeu 10 he among the debris. Ill mother,
AL a-td woman. Is nearly AelrtbcJkeu, Gs be was
Ecr chief support
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Tho LELANDs OF the sTURrEyAYT HOUSE

BROADWAY AND 29IH-sr, NEw-fORK,
beg inform the public that tey have made ubsta tai
reduction their tO transient and have aD
2 ranging nom - 3D. - aud IS 81 pr
day according o. o auu, of rooms and board Rooms on 10
European plan II per day.
Brain Food. q botanical extract Strengthens me BRAN
nervous debility. Pace FL AL Druggists. Depot,
Aliens Pharnac lotns and lsraye, \. D
Brain Food sOlI Dy HuIau H. raid Bulllugi Cas~on
& CO., Zjlh-sL and broadway
Keeps Custom -nirts made 10 measure.-Nerv best,
Obligation % keep any OF hEEsS SHIFTS IN
hes perfect iy sails actory. 625 Br1alway.
Nervous Exhauston-A medical essay c0mpiis. az sres
kalus Museum or AhatoHy, New.
York tnd cts OF premature decline, shOalAg Ia
usputaby how lust health may DE rrgaaei, aioEng clear
s,lop u the mue melt- % marriage aud the treatment u
nervous physical debility, ug tle result 81 20 eK
Ierloues Price - cents Ad,irrss author Dr. l. !.
KAHN, Office and residence, ~ r.. y n.
Pc.t-oGce foreign tAe snaiug
SATURDAY. september 3 l-fl viii close al THIS ONCE On
rBN ~ DAY. D. for Europe. by steamship A. gcfls,
via IecusiOwn correspondence Tor France o. be forwarded
this steamer De- specially CtGrcs.CdI aud no
Tor France steamship Labrador wa liayfei on
Tat R-DAI, az ~ Tor Europe Dy steamship Geert ia
Plymouth Chegbourg ana Hamburg ou SATURDAY. az
A. or scotland and SOrth OF Ireland bY steamship Dey0
etc steamship Don. "a, va southampton aud eue cor
rsonence Great Britain and France % b. forwarded BY
tots steamer must be specially atdresseli and AZ D. n Tor
Europe by steamship ania Queenstown. TIE steam
Germauic 10 not axe mails iOr DENMARK
sweden auc The mails Tor Kingston ia leave cw
York september D. The mails Tor Nassau. y p leave Sew"
YORK september, Inc mails for AUSTRALIA. ETC. leave osn
Francsco September u. lhe mails Tor China and Japan
leave Francisco september II. $500. .
ew- !, 1871 l. 1. IA Nf,. fostn1ster
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- Nrrn :. INArnv -

We want the President tO see our people at
home. fHd uut Iut-. tHcm Pos tIe fdWIl sycOpnauts
a. m.uIlIIs s.4uder,I-, who would sometime Ieprt
tfu rather present them. lu stolen interviews
90 te N. HoIse. AlI $500 want our people Co see and
cOuf.r. alth tlI- lid-ilauuercd wcl-brlaFe q, and
laU.l courteous gentleman D. isl high time Goo change our
puIl .aH I.lE to Ilt ie.is 30 uotnug more. And
three 0 bel U.-t -un-trt .l hy CIecru. recognition OF
o. 4 Fcria1. Uh, tLer th.y of our ord nlus OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04

Tho order against otncchoder- cannot be en-
forced o. 0ag lot to .- enforced. mob s -'erlrl hy
fDll.f. MDHItr. Uf Oboe CABINET themselves srr fit
fr.f O.. sr.-lr I aud -,ea ile lr,s4 no .t-an er-l-
p', wI..h uII n.t ar Oh. te. .i h ,f.al .ll.r. D.
D. -r.. linen NJ OH. -fflr.ma.H'U ui -NaurL atd
I,- I..l .4o n4,..s .ll t..oI.-,s. I.f taclr ,lt-
trtI tI. rlild1 h.ti- 0lfa and if 3d. uu. tIrt
f.r ai.nfls Older f.F v uUd uuf t. OBJ" world r1--
s..-r- .nI. .llm n.. tines oIa bot -l4t.. tlut
stl..l..I.u .- possible tefa.n. of ul.U. iney never
wen. aware. .ui f0nt Iuilr reform. r- TIo H.r .Y..
,s f.I. ah.n t..1 iIrr rIInnDt fl l-l alt i-.-
Dc ..c.- .rc petty certain tD 'iip aud it.L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04

building and II fell about o'clock this afternoon. bury
Ing "A number OF people IN the or four Woihfh
buried. Mrs Keane was killed, ana three WI
leased uuiuiured Five were injured TWO OF thcu'
Al - feared fatally. 10 stated that four persOns "
st cutomOea IN the ruins. and large force Oh "oth
men Is busy endeavJring 90 release theul
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OBITUARY.
LOFTS ADOTPHE THEIRS.

LONDON, Sept. - A. M.-RouteTs Telegram
Company has just received the following dispatch
from. Paris: All the journals announce that ex-
President Theirs died quite suddenly at o'clock,
yesterday evening. at st. Gemain."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04

-, .,r,ht n overthrow and destroy tne
that Ino are more entitled to s favGrs az ober
- sacrificed an 20 uphold ni @ p,,c ana to re-
81, , law of cod. they are se.kns 20 ~ - proha
Pc tu' into be o,d bottles Of l-bp' WIN 'Ho "a -
vine %. t,,,te loss of both receptacie' anu 0V"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04

SEEING OTHERS AS OTHERS SEE Us.-Travel-
Ter" A glass Of ale please. Aud look sharp l want
~ eaten train" P0tman iwho has been improving BIZ
opportunity IN the absence VI the ndlorijsnOudn'
be Justified shervln' YOU shirt Peasl tine you've had
more n'sh good for y already. shrv'-lPunsh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04
FIFTY BUILDINGS BURNED.
Continued From Firs, Page.

A. 49, IN II -. 49,. ,,..-l .,I .ta+ ,,actir,-
o-,. ,,o,,;r,, - I.nt and t,v.ted nine. ana broken
-. d. T. .t.. ,- r,id All tl,e windows
- III: -; a. g. It'll go, si,,rl,,,,eous
oiHV ouu'nS i'c'i' '''' '''' ~
~ auu :, WIS ~ "''" - W 'o'''' 80
the o"'i'"E' A''" ,,i'' ~ :. =.
water III 's su'J' l'' ''' p''' ,'' 80 ..'5
o"I"s " 'l.' ia. NJ 80, go
r''"l ,iy - o. on ma i,,.,,-,rc, o- his
- ,,,I 80 , ,,,+ aud no was vyait,n0 for
iI w ;I l.ir.ss 70 renew, the
-, c,.s... I,,.1 NTH liz rif, and child n No
"'"' Vi'''i'S W., w. g., -
10 ai,,I -, esoarod viii,
o''' %'' ''' w .5 .,,, o,,,,r,,teJ
''''-, ~ 80 '''
u luou. - ,,..,..>-, goa IT.. Lot al but
A''l''i' 80, -,
CO., 80 I'D iii ~ No 72o He saved
,,,r,it,,~o o,,5 ,y,ot loss ne sustained il
-, n. i,s,,r,,o. IN t,a :. N,chola. Insurance
10
Ill. H., - -, I.o,so lot,voen Smiths
80. o,J ILL., fact,rv lost all ex
-, -. AMI - not irsureJ
A. Snlii,.r a harrel dealer at 10. 80. had his
.a,.,.--l,..I,. ,,rrol a.,
D., - 80 80 ,I,l,i+rsi,+t-s+ 7 r. Stewart
-, ~ ~ VI. H., ~ NJ zoo We thirty
- -. ,,i -, .a..o-,I trroL, one WAGON and
- -, a., TT ,,.r.
~ ,..,,,at ~ s[oo and we're NOT
I
- c-,.-o p-.sid.n4 - the Grand Street and
1,Vrt--socond Streaf Cross.to,vn Rai,roade down.
III. ii t,;l.li,,,,, Nos -11 5rSaod515. The
-. 80. - d,,,,,. tb, los a,,oputing Ia
~. 20 -. - i,,.,I TIA. t,ro bp,Idinos ON
$500 VOC 80 - tI,,. of 500.
,.1....1 ~. =, ro,fr,, sbo,
-. ~ - 20 I,rr,.d down causiupa loss
- s-oo. 49,, i,,.,,r,.,oo
~ Nr,tfloy-s o,,rs tho torse No 40. and all
Flo - IN tho rom were much injured. He
a,i,,,,.o t. ,,.,-, : 4 oo0 bpt tba nr,nertv
- g.. = 600 BE- liI NOT Lno,, with what
,,,r,l.oo oo,r,,,,, ,rhrsc Families cccupied the
60, , ..f,.-.I Io.s of f1-nit,,rs 70 tine ex
", ,,,,, I,ti ~ ,,;cl - in.rred
''-' Va -. -.
IL - d ~ - go I'll. .,.,
INC 'oi'vi tl - - It sooo
y"''u - -. -. Zoo = ooo
~ "''' i'I'"' 80 .'' a. a,, s,,-
Ne'tial la1i-i'r' l'"''u '"' "pF0' nuns W
tanned trhiNS losses on Oi"Aeu 44rn''uI''
No 42I is a four story Dice mouse o" '"e "oi'"-
west corner oil Ihliiy -i'ii-7. Inc ,'olo vas "I.u
ped Dy EdWafu Joyce as l'l''. s1''0H iii' US
is ABOUT fl'DOo' H''"Ic' 'o' 7''i0O III 'no
company Inc upper nuns "ei' '' - ,.'''''''.
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'orf '.e hs-on.ir-a varataus tla e] al t,atn. q
IHr wllle -tirestlii tAr osri alns
81 'I. ......f i.iaf rlai. t.ara
I.H.>t or. g.. Sept. al .. m.-Ycstorday there
vas scay Use ~ air-nre.sure. appropriate 10 cool
A-lt winds aud "a bright Ky. The temperature, es-
psra.F 100 uiaht continues low. The amount Of mois-
tlir IH fIr .ir 81 small
r. uluanoc OF nir cool weather may De expected
ll ias COS aI1 vicinity to-day With Fcy gradual in-
sfr.-e o warmth. ana of partial coudlIcss when win
o. ial. ..scIfahle tomorrow.
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THE nrA,rA ~ puILAnrIPnIA

PHILADELPHIA, sept. 3.-Alrs. John Drew
opened heS sixteenth regular dramatic session 40 the
Arch street Theatre tonight To q crowded house, the
attraction being May Howard In Bartrr Campbell's
new play Hearts" It was pronounce ACCESS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04

Nos SEQ and 81 West Thrty-fourth-st. is n three
story brick dwelling. owned and occupied by George
Fox y SON The second floor was used as a boiler
shop. The building was damaged about 5000, which
is fully insured ilrthe Continental
The loss on the Gospel Tent was - 600. This was
insured ina tue Guardian and Safeguard companies
for 43 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04

L0nsAolthsi, below the foundation OF No "a aud the
eSeng ad0ining undermined the walls OF the latter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04

An EPIcURE.-" Oh, George. Pm ashamed Of
vou-rubbng your lips like tuat, after mt dear little
FRENCH girl Las gwen you kss :! " I'm not rubbing II
out nIa.nlny-Iln rubbing 1t lH!"-lPuA
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5uetial Notices.
Another Reduction.

Advert iscmcnfs intended FOR the issue Of THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should be handed IN before y 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-04
THE DEAD. INJURED AyD MISSING.

THE DEAD. INJURED AND Ml>SlNb.
In to @ late hour last night the number OF casual-
ties was reported as follows: Killed. two; injured,
four. In addition, several persons were reported as
missing and 10 Is feared that their bodies may be IN
tine ruins OF the burned factory The list Is as fol
lows:
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TIII FAD

PAsSlcKEE. OIIyER.-Tae deceased man was employed
in tue u.aLo factory. and jumped from one % tue
upy-r window. h-u tie alarm WIS nrst gwen, ana
Wis HI ed by tLt all BDth legs were broken, ANA
such into nal injuries were received rs 10 cause
almost instant urati. The body was removed To
inc Al0r-ue. where DO ait9rward Identified Dy
the contractor on The hIor up0n which Ftsnlcker
worked. Tne contractor could give no particulars
IN regard % him. IL Is understood. however, tlat
he leaves q wife and family. -
SMITH ANNIE-Iufaut daughter Of Louis Smith. OF NO.
sos Wr-t Ihirty-sixtu-st Before the child could
be- removed from the building, she was suiiocated
by the smoke.
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GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
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Keeps Custom >nrts, made 10 neasnre-Eery best.
Obligation % keep any OF ElS o4ilNlS IN
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Brain Food. botanical extract siren gthcns me brain
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-26
MONITION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ISH OF ORLEANS.

,1,HE STATE OF, LOUISIANA. TO WHOM
l. these presents shall come. greeting. Where
sale made BY the Gv Sheriff. Of he parish f q
applied TO this court in. the office Of the clerk
whereof the deed Of sale was recorded on the
gath May 1877. In deed book No. 81, folios 1873 et
seu for a monition or advertisement in CON
formity with sections 1870 to 1880 OF act O. 96 OF
the General Assembly Of 1870:
Now therefore. We and all persons interested
In and to The property 6erenafter DESCRIBED in
consequence of any informally In the order
decree or judgment of the court. under which
the sale was made, or any irregularities or ile-
galities In the appraisements and advertise
ments. in time or manner Of sale or for any
other defect, whatsoever, are hereby cited and
ana and Of the Fifth District Court for the par
ish Of Orleans, to show cause within tn irty days
from the day this mention is first inserted In
not be confirmed and homoogated
aforesaid, for the price OF eight thousand dol
tieth. of April, 1877 under a writ Of seizure and
sale issued in the suit entitled Auguste Gau-
tier, vs. Marie b. Dorlocourt. No. so7s on the
docket of this court
Description of property, as given in the Judi
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with the
in the Second District OF this city In the square
comprised within Royal, st. Louis, Bourbon and
Cont Streets, measuring. French measure. &c
feet front on Royal street, by depth of 119 feet
inches. bounded on the side nearest to st. Louis
street by property formerly belonging to Nicho-
las Girod and on. the side nearest to Cont
street by property formerly belonging to Mar.
tin Gordon. Being the same property the de-
PENDANT herein acquired by purchase from the
succession OF her deceased mother. Henriette
Dreux, wife Of Augusta Uondreau. No. SO. $40 OF
the docket OF the Second District Court for this
parish. per act of sale executed before Charles
7. Soniat. notary public in this city on the
twenty. seventh day of January, 1876.
New Orleans, May 81 1877. -
W. I'll. ROGERS, Judge
THOMAS DuFFy, Clerk. ie2 Is &c jy2