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, 1877-08-18

After IN Interval Of three weeks devoted wholly
to renovation and decoration. the Drunsw!ck bill
lard hall, on Washington htrcct, adjoining the
Chamber of Commerce building, II to he rearcned
TO Tho public at noon to.iaJ. From II to :sp. m.
The ha1t will DO retervcd for the inspection Of the
lAdsea, whose pretcncs Is cordially invited by Mr.
D'unswiek to take The frst view Of the elegant In.
testos, At . O'Clock tho opening proper will &C.
car. Former patrons may b prepared for eur.
prise 1t the great changes t1at have taken place;
they will hardly recognise The ball. Everything IL
new and cheerful, ths aim hartnY been 10 make
the place n Attractive AZ tuste and liberal cx-
which VIII CLAIM, tho attention and admiration Ut
nl whp combine a tove OF Gne art With fondness
ioe The game OF billiards.
, 1877-08-18

MEETING IN THE kL6TGNTH WARD.
Enthusiastic. but somewhat youthful, citi-
xens Of tho Eleventh Ward, to tho number Of
about tstty, met Inst evening at Martlnc's Hall,
on Ada street, between Maltson md Washing
ton streets, for the purpose OF pcrfectlng paii-
tary organization. Gen. O. l. Mann presided,
and Mt. Farbic, from tho Committee on Rules
and Regulations, reported that the Committee
reco@mendea organization uudst t;t !: the nun. na,ac
2htcazo, esfas iae eet ieet * M sas inehes Or Or
moro 10 height, iu good health, aud not under
Z 1fafs r. q (, o Ad;son ,Tth t. the 9a company Hn
necessary. Tho proposed rules were laid over
on motion, tho Chair appointed MAJ; Ed
vnrds, Pr. D. 9. Rnah. 8. 4. Dyer, II. 7. Tar
lining Boar,l 10 inousre Into the standing ot pro
posed recruits. Mcssrs. Albert Goes, c. II.
kelsey. and W. Il. Dewey were appointed y
committee to confer With the Recruiting Com
Ing that organization. and to elicit facts rs To
Con. Mann then Informed bis audience that Mt
a meeting held In Chicago day or two ago the
Governor and Adiutant-Geueral Of The State
had expressed their views about the question Of
raising mother battalion Of Infantry. It waa
undcrstood that II 3J0 men could be ralsed
some assistance would bo given, but the Gov
ernor favored strengthening the extstinR rtgi-
lnenss before raising any more. The speaker
do, and pointed out tho benefits
accrutng from such action. Hs 10.
llevcd that tho citizens Of the Eleventh
Warl would be ready to furnish fatigue uni:
forms, Including pants, and would be prepared
to speak more decidedly on this question at the
next meeting.
A person named Afae!ll WIS then called upon
for SONIC remarks, and In response demanded
AL MI. boil TrNa In
Chair % srp.ained III thc obi object of tbo meeting, md
after Mngill, xho is III thu clothinK business,
bad disturbed Tho meeting for a feW minutes,
adjournment was taken until Monday evening.
, 1877-08-18
PHELPS, DODGE 4 PALMER.

A. 4 sample OF Chicago enterprise, aud At the
same tiMo OF model boot aud shoe factory, ref
escuca Il made to the establishment Of Messrs.
rhclps, Dodge 4 Palmer, 48 to 81 Wabash ave-
n1c, which has lately been doubled in Elzo aud
capacity. In tha manufacture Of their goods
they arc Introducing the latest results OF n,c-
ehan!cal genius, aud the machinery thcy employ
for cheap, speedy, aud substantial work is The
perfect product Of inventive brain. Among
their new appliances u found crtmptHg-ma-
chine which perfectly shapes tho back Of tho
shoe without tho necessity Of any scam. An
Chicago which uake4 tbs eyclct, punches the
l,olc In the shoe, puts It IT, and rtvcts it, all at
tho same tins. Many othsss Of equal value
might be mentioned. Tho new varieties of ".
ales' ane sewed shocs are equal ln style and tin.
tsh To their celebrated gloVc-1tttnK boots that
have 30 we'll earned thelr popularity.
, 1877-08-18
EX-GOV. KELLOGG,


Ex-Gov. William Pitt Kellogg, Ut Louisiana,
returned from trip north yesterday, and last
evening TRIBUNE reporter called upon him at
tho Grand Pacific Hotel, when the following
conversation took place:
"At1, Governor, see that you haYe returned
to Chicago aga!nl"
ayes. fhaye had q pleasant trtp to St. Paul,
and have been fishing stnoug the lakes In Min
nesota With some friends We had excellent
luck-anothcr gentleman and myself catching
hftY-slx black bass III Lako Mtnnctonka Ia one
day."J
II want to ask you, Governor, II YOU havo
read IN interview published In Wednesdays
Timks, reported to have been had with Senator
Barnum, Of counecticlti presume you know
tlle gentleman. lle u reported - having said;
THE tsauduleucy busiaess, aud that the peoplu
will SEQ how '-rctcrrn4, Of course, 70 the Elect.
oEal yote--'it was dons.i liz furthermore IL re-
ported to hare said That II William Pitt Krllogg
In parhmcnt inscribed s.Asttclc4 Ut lulpescl-
msnt," Ail the way from Loulatala.'
yes air, ! Aaye read tlat articlt in copy
J psocnred IN the cars. don't quito under.
stand what Mir. Darnum meaus, and Wish 10
bad been Inorc explicit iu bis frtnasks. II, ~
thia puspostgd interview implies, ils Ineaus to
AAS4Att*so 0A& As N% l4N w tQGuEEk4Q4 HltA
tho Electoral yots, Or regarding any other of
my otdclal acts ~ QoseFnoF, aud that, by fouF-
ishing the usual Democratic weapon Of ill.,
quite mistaken his man. lie may tltuk
that tho tn4ny allegations mads against
,,e by hls friends are true. and can w sulstat.
tlatcd. .Very we'll i hs thinks 80, let blu,
aAlasu hlnsslf Ut tue cxsct nature Of these
charges, aud when tue seuatunA 4uestIDu
cotnss Up Let him, q any Ut 1is political! friends
make ooenly In the Senate any charge In
puen1ng my onlsal Integrity 1hils Governor ol
Louisiana; let such charges BY Investigated BY .
eo1nu'ittce Of Senators, md II h. can subAt2n-
tiate auy Charge nlatiu agaiust ms AZ Mnpugutng
my personal q official !a:se:;ty wiz ag!ee t.
save hiM an.l his friends further trouble La tue
Senatorial matter by withdrawing from ths cou.
test Let Sir. DaInum. honestly Investigate,
aud L It shall appcar that during my Admtnls.
| tEattou taxcs were reduced o1e-tht1d
that tnangusstca aud clsriea into
eject q aaancial policy TINT saved millions to
the State; reducing mud adjusting tho State
debt to the satlstactlon Of both creditor aud
aebtof,-a anancia policy which .no Dem.
o1ztic party h4s sincc been compelled to sdopt
and spprove,-l hops ao VII have tho fairucss
70 do me Justice, even II am Republican.
Various charges hare bceu ,nads asaiast me
| for years, aud whtu, during tho latter part of
| my Administration, Congressional Committee
| cams to Louislana, l scquesseu them by letter
| to
lkvxs11oATx ALL cuAxGss hApz AGAINST Me-
! The opposition Wefa invited to produces their
proofa and we!s otfessd every facility for doing
~. George 4. AasF, 4saass. ss1. Wbtelss. OF
, 1877-08-18

LAWRENCE--On FRIDAY morning, the II I'll inst,
Burton Cook. eldest son of Charles H. aud Nelly e.
Lawrence, aged yeaES and j days.
Funeral services at = o'clock this afternoon. At
the residence Of Georye c. Campl,ell No. 1!9t
lndiana.as. Carriages to 0akwoods Cemetery.
1tckOY-AuE. II, Grace. daughter Of George G.
and Ada F. Mclsoy, aged ii months and 20 days.
Funeral to.daf as3p. MI. from retfdencc at
Parkst0e.
IAnT-on the 10th tnst., Edward HART uGed
Fnnefal to day Il II O'clock, from, as1 Hush.st,
BY carriages 10 Calvary.
TRuE-At noon. Aug: II, Of paralysis Of tho
brain, William u. True, nged o. years.
Funeral from late residence, No. 942 Ashland
ar.. Oil Sunday, Aug. 10, 1t ] p. m.
, 1877-08-18

When lady cnten tho crowded hall-ruoul.
nothing plcnses her 50 much ~ to hear 4 niurmnr
Of admiration from oil sides. Andrtlrs' Ba:ar
furniahea patterns OF bail dresses. fmporied d.:
rcety from ABROAD. In the latrst stJts. Published
By ". Il. Andrews. Cincinnati.
, 1877-08-18
THE COUNTY BUILDING.


day, Mrs. Wills Barnes.
-......'
THE COUNTY BUILDING.
The bail Of George r. Sims, tho divorce lawyer
and steerer, was yesterday fixed at 1850, but
hc wa not aole 10 glFo H.
Mrs. NarrFs, rho has giren tho jail library,
vvnnts mora hooks. There nra mt rnourb to
W. oroun1 omonu thr nrsonrr. and ~. vii h.
thantfnl for nil donn.ions.
~As' ~
rested aud bound over to tho Criminal Court On
the charge OF conspiracy, LcyY ca,ne over 10
~, iotI IL acfonlt ri bon Law had rro.ccrtc1
tnc !an ~ esl1a's W oatt 4ess A4o p'"aesu'e"
MafKs Inc oay nelofe 1of laseeny'
Ex-shef1n AEne" ~as on tue "ar-path yes
terday. Some one had notsed It around that he
would bo cand,1atc for McCa}rrey,a p,nre ia
the County Doartl and he wanted 10 cram llls
mi down thai tuaiylduat'a throat
statea.Attorney M,.a made ying TIP to
hla tatneIs LII eunInts fs S sss1nse; nGa9 NoodstoCx.
yestcs9ny. suu ~. LIZ Lt4n4laa! EouIt 20 the
sa.e o. IN ~. ~ en,,, .s !ins. w nsss aa1 ae
nha neen uIs ss y. so1 RAnso S1es1'"'' eAeept o"
" ~. roum,,,a, ~ p,,b,,, pu,i,,,u. ~, p,,
~, ~ Lo.a.nasteo @ n oa ue'sc null9nRs nau fno,
e sesVe wa m T. SESSION e1oe SstSfaa5 y passea
on ~ u, 9snas ~ t"sn, Snxt ~ ~ TT uos 1io
snu one ~ y We1p 11yos ~ ,nintn sSat%m ,or @ Ins
~ ~ ,snrk Y, y ~ ne,ng ae'ayea
tractor te vi" taken up and referred to tho nEch'
ace1' -
Architect ERan, In the last few days, has bad
to condemn somo sust-eatcn Iron bcains brought
on sno CGust-n2aaao Asaa square. IhGy nave bcen
Icaseh. ea' ph!. p1h. ,s aaI sesulnsu 20 w
@ put in 1ae ~o.k' Mptn,nR has tno atnlost aesa-
t!ny, appeals, WI KeeP tao coa.fsesors ! up 70
lnolr cvAtttactst 1mu III IT. ~ .ea!ea tp"s lR some
e'lsee LUIS u1'' wv os0a a4A.e'e"t'
Tho test, Of the bcarng atrength OF The
foundation for tho Courthouse dome was con.
tinuel ycaterday.. Tho weight on tho plies was
Increased to 2l,1a50 poulds TO tI0 square foot
and tho resistance WAS perfect. The stone for
.ae ss IoIe - oG,ns stt @ a,a l., au1Asneo ~ ~
1aunatinos ~ wiii t,ccin ~ non ~ m ~" asss 91e
'oanaat'o"' NJ" Des" " 'oea' w.
The time for the trial OF the Indicted COM
miesoners at.d others has not yet been liked,
nor has the States Attorney hat! time to mike
auv calculations IN tho cases. II Ia highly prob.
able, however, that some of tho cases-that Of
Carpenter ln rarticular-ssill he tried In scptem.
hearing before October, Il then, owing y tho
crowded condition Of tic trial calendar. A new
spcctal Grand Jury Is among the October proba-
hlitlea,
rha eonr,t++.. m Ecucit,.+lon ,7td mt ~, ~.
vrstc1iav. Thn Hnuti, ChitwVo mrm;,cr IL
Sfrgorn}i rns m hsna hnwsvcr ,n"rsnr ~. ~.
.tteEohis noi.c "nd ra1.inn ,,hii.ctJa, eu ~
Action of H. Committee II rasing tho real. ss
su,i tho rorscnat ,rrncrtv ~ ,,r ,ert III IL,
.1oc, n.,t @ ,myrystand nv tn rstss sbouii h,1s
hesn mnt,r' fn- thn rcasHn fh.t hC hns not hs.,,
vtf n. nmmtttec tn ~ AMI nrnnos.. w. ~ H..
s1-.s "!
Tho next Grand Jury VIII ba tmpaneled Sept.
3. 1t !A tho Intention of tho Assistant Stats's
Attorney to 81, efae before i9at body complaint
tn tho several courts Without license. II AR
.misdeincanor for any ono u practice who has no
, 1877-08-18
BuRNrrs ftAvoalNa EXTRACTS.

RuRNETT'S ftAV0H1NG EXTRACTS.
There II no aubject which should mora engross
attention than the purity of tbs preparations which
arc used In lavorlnk the various compounds pre-
pared for the humAa 1stomAch. Burneits extracts
are prepared from frutsa Of tbs best quality, and
arc highly concentrated. Ths ''Fiflh Avenue" :"
.'Copunentat, ''Grand Pacific, :" and other lead.
Ing hotels use and indofss nurnetts Extracts.
, 1877-08-18
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.


Pay.Dircctor c. c. jackson, Of The United
Statcs nnvy. and family, arc In the citv, and nro
a." Stopping "' INC resoeneo Oh A'noS l. na''' mo-
'n t's",. ass"oe'
a. the u 1.n maze Mon.r
r., tnotr wav ,,,,rth ,n.t,aI - ~ ~. r,.r5
.,.,,ns ~ % u..s} ,'a-...tasa t y. -. I'' e'""A
i"c'''c iote'' rs heretofore ahnouneeu'
yIanas,e. onti,tsn. ss s,a1,son .trc., fTn,nrrx
n,,,,,,t.,'., ~" ~ -.
-. r's ~, Ae =. -n ~: aes., ~ ~ -,
" m, s0; 3 2. m., Is; ?. M, z Barometer
West Town Supervisor Louis Petersen yester-
day returned to town from Ohio, alter futile
nticn'ps to capture Avery Moore, thc tlciaulting
,1.Supcrrtor. It fs f1uW believed TINT Avery ts
slowed away on the Canadian shore.
h11. n. X. rcarsons re,nrnct, ,a.t cven,nr IN
the rn1mcr itnusca nfssr iwo nsnnthss liz IN
Europc, In that time lie tae maio tour
through Germany anil Switzerland, and be feels
p.rs Ie eIt rs Fearsons ta trayea on ia
a.nnitncnt. 'e's ''' e''e"' '"'e's w ~+''
III. nrm ~ .,,n,. r Ktrk !. t.o h,,,u.-.
dealers, have gone e Into GanSkrupts5: Yesterday
morl''ng neputy.MaI'hai st'lweIl went 81 to tlo
pace ol pns'ness ne anu !eHieu npon ~ Ions ol
u, ilon anI ~ IONS VI non steci. q naslsi oolLs
l"uec receipt iu iaFor Of tho Union National
niHH Vi Sa'eaHo'
The children Of the Sunday school Of tho
Ada street Methodist Episcopa! Church verc
ysie,os Of Col. Neo+i's Museum, to Visit tho
lntmcum AMI Its countless curositiee. The In
vitaton was acct ptctl Thursday, at,tl the little
immensely. "Scnatorn Cotton has their
thanks.
~. .o,o~h.. ..n,,,,o m. ,,.z ~, INV.
ncipn Objects evae The enforcement ~ orc men @ Of The The
a. n .nus a,1vvn c.inrs crn u'sIr ss1nfane H ~
i.fr, iu ~ ~ y. " % nass ILL., a'em r.: "eSks Gss
dozen times. aud yesterday another eontiuaanec
s w. g.s.teu uy 1ussSe sutnn,esns.a 70 iae n'
thc lc.nnnnm ~ ia na9t mi ~ ~ ha+2
n oraay LUG oes'no'ne OF LUG nc1t l'o't anu perry
1eeto'
Capt. John Tnylor. Of tic life-savinR station
ut she mouth Of the river, yesterday afternoon
Pamtco. whci, was capsizei and sunk with four
PERSONS ON board In tho sQuRfl OF last Sunday.
to sec her pumped out and set
nl1oat aEnil. fhs inordinate quantity
NJ oas'ass IN tH e1a.t sung ae1 e!ear
10 ss a,a,, anI ~, VIII !o.a ssfops oostTso
iur also iopcs tn Ind on@ or mnrf Of H. mi,sjnr
oot.ies in The wreck.
An accident which NAV rc,u,t IN thu ,tat}, nj
IN t4t1tnable young 1na1, occurred at 6 o'clock
Ihutadny evening at Willow SpHncs. Fred
srt!llps1!cfs slgrk lor L. Wolterslosf dFlggtst>
int,ox vii, a cntananion ,,am"1i Frr1 II uarer' s
Jfayf,tr1 kliot rnrishen, voung H..hiif.
bauer wnded out to gct It, and when
Within a length Of the boat called
wcapon back into tho boat II was discharged,
hid soang ssninpaaer rscsived , tnS entiIe i load
t.i, ~ a1e .hloae, aa5GS noae, wnlcn blca PRO.
n"u .no .tsa H.. ~
, 1877-08-18

well to let Nes.rs retton q Pnmercy, ot 15o State
menn shen Smother emergency may demand.
, 1877-08-18

Il. ". FITCH ApPolNTRD 7tHsT AaalsTANT.
Tho Recommendation Of Mfr. W. II. SWEET, the
rccentlyappontcd Grain inspector, that MIR. II.
w. Fitch should be appointed a. Ftst Assistant
appears to have been mado Ia accordance with
tho best interests Of grain men generally, aud
after consultation With those most interested
Mr.. Fitch has been engaged for ten years fn tho
made oa tho strength Of the following letter:
eaao. Aas: u, isT.SN: Il sxsa. % E.a., eAitf Ia
ttoa i tae Il ih as sdd!s:.sa to IL I'neaia
J. ". preston. :. II. hcCrca. c. E. Culver,
George n. How, George Armour. !. Il. Bensley.
!s. ths sssaE e t&e ee
Of well ~ to The merchant that man Of recog.
sssd @ spd :sa b.
asmuch a. rour position has Riven yoa Tue beat op-
portuntty to know who Il competent to hil tho
for y sas beea
laid bsfoec the gentlemen named, except NE. Al:
u,our. Wig L absent from ths eisy. and or bsha'f
:ab}sst thss e.etal son.listss'ea Which il srsst
,Ss too~Ins ,hsy hare
Kt.orta. That tni. Con,mlttes ante 70 recommend:
:: I! VIZ :!
;sssIi +
har hsy ~ IT, qaansa for
tns p6A!tlun nAtned. 4nd hts appointment would. NO
beese provo eattsactry " s tntrrests Involved.
tho inspection Of 7aln tn this city. dcsits 10 ex.
ptces to you thDlr thanks for the evidence Of dis.
resentatives Of tho Immense interests cor,xltted
10 your osursgilt, and hope your Adnnfstfation Of
tho attairs OF your great charge mar rrsuIt Ia the
Harmonious corporation Of as parties interested,
aud tho promotion uf tho bcst interests ot the
gFaL not only Of tho eit{ but Of the North.
west generally. We are. on bchaf OF the Com.
niittee, very respectfully your.
D. Il. LINCOLN, Chairman.
CnAt. RANDOLPH, Secretary.
, 1877-08-18
coMMfEcE scnnOl AGAIN,

II. p. Dryants Chicago Dustness Coltegs IL
ready for tho fall work again. New Students are
entering, md rev classes are belng formed. II 10
good time 70 commence now. Many improve.
neata Wilt be inAugurated this season.
, 1877-08-18
A PERFECT TOILET soap.

First among tho regulates Of the toilet ID = good
article Of sosp but to procure 1t IA Alwsys cz,y
matteF Many of the moot extensive so4pe In tho
kct made from and de1ttortous snatcrxtA and
their delicate coorng aud fragrant perns too often
CONCEAL tho most repu4lse 1mptiiea. The disclosures
recently mado public regarding this subject poal
lively startling and deserve serious consideration.
toaable, etpcctaty II anrltad the tujur3ne tho
hAr irritating tho seals, and Inducing severu Asaa
aces Tho character Of tho ingredients may be- Inferred
tTor the atatament of gentleman Mtlo ntakct tha
sstaulY u eUnls I'll. 1ussd c fucentIr declared at
pcE.ons eneaxrd la tAla apoYneut laolt.ilvcd;
to ten Year, bvng t4c onztss period during
which the occupation could be followed.
rs i sst ss .TSe M S
sHergrse and chemical sklIl Of Atr D. DAnusrr, Of
New York. tho world. renowned boap Manufacturer.
Kind Ia tho Uolted States Tae renaxa u st a.airrs
safions hna fnr TanY bern ~idetJ dis
crown e the s!ns5ous Ylstares ALREADY sehissed.
Afss ycs Gf p:ttsn fh9; an ssieatiaf
ioi, Of thc nrs toilet sosp eser introdused Thn rEn
u{aetufnR srs entirsl5 IND original and
n resut stnpy unparalleled In tls department OF In
"RT. 1Asntr.s Tott IT Soar u the trsdo. .n.arx
FIR spptcat!on delicate skl;i of nfap Children,
s9a III sSse Z psamt u bs T.
shosrs :fsss fse as not ps
nnsd tas.s t!,o alsens, q astincs peffaMn
nshot. Toilet se.p ~ fseae t sas ss
6eathfn sud aEseeah'e article Of ths Kind ever ,an
Though specially desirable for tho Of ladies' and
children, Iais soap . equally approprats fet gentle.
!" H. ens.t .oapa tor b.1c!. ~ Il ia.
~ " II ''' vi"
u n panpyryr Mar yo.I F,tr
, 1877-08-18


Mi,s hnn!o blocum, Atlss Ioufse Russ, MIas
AlArtlt, md Mtss Durna1u left for 4 soIourn
e"l'alE lie 1akea near Antioch. Wis, yesterday.
Genti-c. tho photographer, left tho ettY last
cvtnlhE fur u trip through Iowa mud iu anI
doWt, The " lssissippL lie will ho sbsent two
VI three weeks.
SIR. George A. Cobb, Of thu Sherman House,
VIM has been r,isticatiDg in tho Eaxt Tor several
weeks. returned yesterday rceupesated md 70.
tFtslie.i, ready fur business.
r., Slm-t1 m-t1ut-Carries-the8word and Two Bears,
Sioux thicis, I'll rolte to SEQ the ureat Father
VI W: hingtot, with John I. Nelson a. inter-
prefer. *ere Euests at thu fremont nouse ycs-
tcr,lny. -
-. y. stngle, Of tho Lafayette fl1,d.) 5ournos
ahd US IT, twins, arc stopping at the Sherman
House. Tue tWins asaYe mentioned are two
yMnE ladies. ID years old. who are 10 nearly
M a!Kc that zen their mother, IT sltnca, cannot
Ole Aiu t"o for convenience sake.
HOTEL ARRIVALS,
s,1, 1.y T. Ie..--. en-. AZ +. s,aith md D. " A5@.
ss einenna: .t C. s a'assy oa:.1sti ea% 6oS y.
Ne%,l!. New at "hstls5 hhMt, Axsxhsny; n nsots,
3's,.o hss::-jsln l. n; nn5;sy' 5sss.. A''es1 Sainsy:
y. lshads. New oreau.; /. b. bs.to4, b1ts Colorado;
~ H., fsssaale, ne.tea; gu D. q. Marcy, Suw
ss: t: A. alq2 :.s, Mf Sa.la .hs'sp e. Ss St1sts f.
Culc, hecllng. ". Va. Sh<raxua UouseEtleorrn
EAat and +. Tucker, Loplou. Ruy Cul. !. Il.
II HMsu%n, g. y. Aoets. Vol. y. B. Thotp, and q. y.
i; ihsa; ,'shn y. T!sey, Sterling; u. q. Duf.
nvIai 1a3 ;al's,t9n, Tsx. Grand Faet&eI. A.
Euil.. i. T.; J. A. llrennes. Augusta. Ga. ii.
Grltih. savannah: +. Plumb. St1ratoF; G. 4.
Nashb irn, Madison: Col. ]. N. Macou6, u. i.
us'can'; 1ns tD.aas<ret4l-Thsi lion. 4. Z. Cali,
Alson", L. the llou. leofxu Gfsen, Cedar Asp.
e. q. louis; ]. 4. Jones, New York; James L.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-12-14
TONSTABLE,S SALE.

Third Ward Magistrates Court, Parish of
Ouachita, State of Louisiana.
BY virtue OF Il writ OF ii. ia. issued in the,
offer for sale at the Court House door il,
the city of Monroe, between legal hours of
sale, OH
Saturday, 18th of December, 1877,
the following property of defendant, to-wit:
lot Of ground situated in. the city OF
Monroe, having front of ninety feet and
ten inches on the Ouachita river. bounded
below by ground owned and resided on by
Judge l.. +. Lamy, bounded above by Olive
street, and running back between parallel
lines two hundred and ninety feet.
Terms OF sale, cash, with the benefit Of
appralsement. JOHN +. VINSON,
ot Constable.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-12-14
which

following ordinance thereon, which
was unanimously adopted:
ORDINANCE NO. 339.
An ordinance to establish q ferry with
in the limits of the city of Monroe,
to the west bank of the Ouachita
river, and to mako said ferry free.
Section 1. BE it enacted by the
That there shall be established from u
point within the city limits to the west
bank of. the Ouachita river ferry
which shall be free to all persons.
Section 9. That said ferry shall run
from sunrise to 8 o'clock z. NJ, and
there shall be accommodation for foot
passengers, horses and vehicles.
Section 3. That the committee ON
streets and landings is hereby author
lied and instructed to select u point or
landing for said ferry, aud to make
other arrangements for the successful
running Of said ferry.
Section 4. That said ferry shall be
put in successful operation as soon as
practicable after the passage Of this
ordinance.
Section s. That there shall be Sc
| lected by the committee ON streets and
| landings a ferryman to operate said
| ferry, and that the person so selected
as ferryman shall give bond with good
and solvent security in the sum of one
thousand dollars, to be approved by
the Mayor, for the faithful performance
of his duty as ferryman, said bond to
be made payable to the Mayor.
Approved. FIR. ENDoM, Mayor.
The following ordinance was intro
duced and adopted:
ORDINANCE NO. $40.
Be it enacted by the City Council of
the city of Monroe, That every police
mat Of the city of Monroe shall have
the power to call for the aid and COM
mand the services of every able-bodied
| inhabitant of the city of Monroe to pre-
serve the peace in cases of riot, to arrest
persons violating the city ordinances,
either with or without u warrant, in
all cases where resistance is made or
threatened; and every person so called
who shall refuse to render such aid and
assistance, may be punished by fine, ut
the discretion of the Recorder Of said
city, not exceeding twenty-five dollars.
Approved. FIR. ENDOM, Mayor.
| The Council then adjourned to meet
On the first Thursday of January, 1878,
| at o'clock p. NJ.
FIR. ENDOM, Mayor.
TALBOT SrILI.MAN, Sec'y pro TEN.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-12-14
WE HEAR FROM ARKANSAS.

At the first election held after the
present Constitution of this State was
framed, Henry Burns, an old tiarkey
we'll known to many Of our readers,
was candidate for the Legislature in
opposition to- .. I'll. Brewster. aud
Frank Morey, both of the genus carpet.
bagger. Henry ran independent, his
opponents as Republicans. When the
returns were footed up, Henry was
defeated, Of course, as at that period in
our political history all the cohorts Of
ancient Rome could not defeat regu.
lar Radical candidate. Henry heard
the result, as announced, with uncon-