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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-21

good piano IL o treasure: hardly can any
article be found which gives more real pleasure
Mr. Philip Werlein, 1876 Canal street. has In store
manufactured. Reader. If you want piano get
1t at Werleins. You may rely upon 1t, that 1t
will always afford you pleasure.
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BUTTER. CHEESE. ETc-We take particular pleas
ure ia directing attention to the advertisement
of our friends, Messrs. Schwarbacher, Frow-
enfield Pfeifer, corner Of Poydras aud Maya,
zine streets who are t receiving daily by raiI and
ern), cheese. pickles. pigs feet sugar cured
hams. etc. to which we direct the attention of
the trade. Our worthy friend, Tom Clark Yields
the sceptre over the butter and cheese depart
ment, which is enough to say on that subject
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Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's.

POPULAR GooDs. Attention Is called to the
card of cheap rates will no doubt interest the
dressy gentlemen of this community. Take q
look In at Leighton's window corner Canal
and st, Charles streets.
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To TAxPAYERs.-Attentio is called to the
advertisement OF John Klein & Co.. bond. stock
and note brokers. No. 80 Carondeet street.
These gentlemen will pay all G ty taxes prior to
1876 at liberal discount. They also advertise
to pay State taxes of 1879 1874. 1875 and 1876 on
the most favorable terms. Parties interested
in such things should give them q call.
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pY R. M. & B. j. MONTGOMERY - r. M.
- Montgomery, auctioneer-Will be sold on
SATURDAY, October 27. 1877, at II O'Clock a. m. .
at Old Armory Hall, 81 Camp street. by virtue and
in pursuance to an order from the Hon. A. L.
Tissot Judge of the Second District Court for
the parish of Orleans, dated October TO- 1877.
Terms-Cash oc17 u % Of
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WHAT WONDERFUL DISPLAY at H. B. Stevens.
great variety of handsome clothing displayed
upon the counters of this elegant establishment
we should say the captain did not waste much
energy. taste and superior Judgment must have
been taxed to have selected such beautiful as
sortment of goods. Our best dressed citizens
are approaching the efforts the captain has
made to give a first class suit of clothes at the
lowest possible price, at the same time giving a
good fit. Those who have not left their meas
ure should do so before the stock is broken
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Now that the hunting season Is at hand and
sportsmen are making preparations for their
usual winter campaign. we would call their at
tention to the card OF Mr.. j. Saget. No. 1893
Chartr 30 street, Fire arms of all description
and articles necessary to a hunters outfit can
be found at his store. in all styles and at req
sonable prices. We advise our friends to give
Mr.. Saget call before laying In their supplies.
LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CH1LDREN-You are
respectfully invited to the new shoe store OF
Sol. Lion & Co., No. 112 Bsronne street. where
you cannot fail to get what you want cheaper
than elsewhere. "Burt's button boots" to be
had at any time; kid balmorals. goat congress,
for ladies and children, of all sizes gentlemen's
super calf and morocco sewed congress; sewed
and pegged calf brogans. II we have not the
sizes we will make them to order
Sol. LION q Co..
112 Baronne street.
Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's.
20 Inv foti Tot ho Dol
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Get your kid gloves ut Kreeger's.
Read Navra's invitation to the China Palace.

Offner has only one store-174 Canal street
opposite Varieties Theatre.
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ANEW TH1Na-Manyo of those who daily throE q
Canal street, no doubt have noticed the active
were thrown open on Monday last, aud such a
display Of novelties we have rarely seen before
come very popular place. The prices are
such that one cannot get away with the children
without buying something. The prices charged
played in this establishment. is so small tnat it
almost seems to be given away. Now is a good
time to lay in stock for the children's Christ
from the bankrupt sales In Chicago; one Of
these gentlemen being in that city to watch the
sales. and only purchasing such articles as can
be sold here at great bargains. Don't fail to
give them a call.
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Read Navra's invitation to the China Palac
New goods at Offner's. Monday.

Go to others only for new and choice china
glass and crockery.
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A BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF MILL1NERY.-One of
the greatest attractions at present on Charities
street is the superb millinery establishment of
purchased everything that the ingenious mind
of this experienced miliner could conceive as
beautiful in the way of fashionable shapes in
felts, chips, straws and velvets, trimmed In the
leading styles. She has also variety of Berlin
zephyr slipper patterns. which are very pretty,
Nine. Reynoir opened her dressmaking de-
aged by one who is well known as a most ex-
perienced and competent artiste-one with
whom the ladies can place their work and feel
satisfied that they will have good fit and the
latest STYLE Be sure and give Nine Rosa Rey-
noir a call
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Succession of F. NJ. Fisk.

Succession of F. NJ. Fisk.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
given to the creditors of this estate and to all
other persons herein interested. to show cause
within ten days from the present notification, If
scented by Mrs. A. E. Greene. testamentary ex-
ecutrix Of the deceased, should not be approved
and homologated, and the funds distributed in
accordance Herewith.
By order of the court.
oc12 Is 1s21* JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
Succession of DR.. Francois n. AIpuente.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
given to the creditors of this est te and to ali
other persons herein interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification,
If any they have or can, why the account pre-
sented by Mrs. Widow Zoe Apuente, testament
tary executrix OF the deceased, should not be
approved and homolcgated, and the funds dis
tributed in accordance Herewith.
oel2l5 IS III JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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BY Hoey, Macon & O'Connor.
BANK AND INSURANCE STOCKS
AT AUCTION.

BY Hoey, Macon Il O'Connor.
BANK AND INSURANCE STOCKS
AT AUCTION.
MECHANICS AND TRADERS AND CANAL
BANKS
And
CRESCENT AND MERCHANTS INSURANCE
COMPANIES.
SUCCESSION OF ABNER l.. GAINES.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1896.
DY HOEY, MACON Il O'cONNOR-N Nicholas
ID J. Hoey. Auntioneer-Offiee No. II Caronde-
let street-On TUESDAY, October %. 1877, at II
o'clock M. at the St Charles Auction Exchange
on st. Charles street, by virtue Of an order OF
the honorable the Second District Court for
the parish of Orleans. dated October 9. 1877
rendered in the above entitled matter OF the
succession Of Abner l.. Gaines, will be sold at
public auction to the highest bidder the follow
/. FIFTY SHARES OF STOCK of the Me-
.. SIX SHARES OF STOCK Of the Crescent
Mutual Insurance Company-certi1cate No. 1853.
8. ONE HUNDRED AND TWO SHARES OF
STOCK of the New Orleans Canal and Banking
Company-certificate No. L.
4. FOUR SHARES OF STOCK of the Mer-
chants Mutual Insurance Company-certificate
No. 527.
Terms of sale-Cash before transfer.
Oc11 10 ID 20td
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Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's.
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AT AUCTION.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No SO, 631.
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MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

Read Navra's invitation to the China Palace.
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 1896.
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NEAT DOUBLE FRAME COTTAGE, NO. 44T
MELPOMENE STREET.
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Autumn leaves in moss and olive tinss are
wrought in new black laces for TRAININGS and
for scsrfs. The rainbow and clair de tune beads
are also shown In trimming laces. A novelty is
black t0rchon lace for cashmere and other wool
ems. The most popular white laces are duchesse
, 1877-01-16
BRITISH BREhDsrUFFs MARKET.

LospoH, Jim. 15.-Tho .Hark Laas E5prrss
says: "TIto submcralpn of tho Iowland districts
hns entirely stopped all agricultural labor,
while tho continual rainfall hA. seriously Affect
ell tho culnlltlon OF a,l homegrown grain.
Heavy snow-storEns In Scotland hayo proved
vcry disastrous to stock-farmcrs, many shccp
having pcristlcd The wheat plant, wsero
not submerged, Is looking fair. English
whcat ls In rocd condition md rarc, both In
co1,n.ry and Mark Lane, bit ready sale has
BEEN found at late rates. Tho impossibil!ty Of
working many lni!lA In tho country caused tho
trado to assume narrow Dimensions, and sup
piles TO 1.on.ton hayn tccn ncagre OF grain.
There appears little probability of much I'M
proyrmrnt. ~ far'ners nrc unwilling to thrcsh
III the prcaent weather. Arrivals from Now
York taYu bccn ltllu over 3,u00 quarters.
Harley hns advanced II shilling per quarter
1nr tlne qualities. There llaA !eet, lrss activity
Oats hare been .ltll anil unsettlcl, despite lin
!tet arrivals, hut tho scarcity of hard old corn
las supported full prIrcs. The caseocs whcI,
arrived Mt tho beginning Of tlle week werc held
with great tcnacity. IitlslnrTs fs limited, but
slight advance has Decn rcAlizcd for wheat and
ula!zc,n
, 1877-01-16

AN IMPORTANT nECtS1OS.
WASHINGTON, Q. C., Jun. l5.-Thc Supreme
Court ir-,ny decided tliat land-zTant raIIraatts
nrc not l'ousn1 To transport troops nnsl prop
crty OF the United statcs freq at charge by rca-
Etn III TINT fncs; that they are only to allow the
Uoycfnmcnt thu frcc tisc Ut thcis Trucks In re-
turn for Erants md that il,ry arc zach entitled
to compensation far all ns1c transportation they
haze performed, except the carrying Of tic
n'nlls subject to fair deduction for the ,,sc of
their several roasls. The general cou1sc
of Legislation OF, the subject Of railroad. Ia
reviewed. nj length, aNl tho conclusion Is that H.
demonstrates the fact tlsat II, the early lstury
Of ratlrtls 1t @as very EcicrAtly supposed that
thry cnslt >t pttlIr highways iii fact NJ well
y .,an.c. III view Of his faes, It is t,gt that
there il no resisting TIN ro,clusfou t1,ut wien
constituting legislative lcelaratun to the elect
that particular railroad shall be public bigf-
way, tiIat tic lneanfHg Is that It rhall he nltrn
To lllc tso Ut the public with tlr!r nwn vehicles,
nnd that wien Congress III granting 1anla In a Ut
eilel roa.t DECLARED that IL shall he An.i rctta1nt Il
public highway Tor thu use NJ the Government,
It only meant Tint th: government sflnll l,nye
the right 10 l.se the TtEd hut mot TINT IL shall
hare the right to require IT, transportation to
lc performed by The railroad compAiIy, un.l that
whvss this right to usG tho ruad is granted "frcc
from l toll or otllcr Charge for the trn.norta
tlolI OF my ltn'prty or tropps Of the United
statcs,"i Il only lnea1.s that THO uoYcrnmcnt
shall not be subject tn amy toll for auel, usu Ut
the ron.i.
Thls decision Is In the cases Of tho Laic Sill
rcror Il MIssitslprf, md the Atchisn,, Topeka
u Santa Ec Companies, which have
tlrcn some time under adv!scmcnt.
rhss rrycrscs the Judgment Ut
the Court Of Caina. Justice Bradley delivered
the nplninn. Tl,c dissenting .1,si!ccs were
Clifford. Miller, Davis, a,,d swayne, Justice
Miller writing tho opinion.
POSTAL TELEtHArM.
The 1Inuse Committee un rust-Of1iecs md
Post.1:oMls tse!!Ay appointed u subcommittee,
u1id StuwclT, to c,sit!cr tho subject brought tu
t!c attention Ut Congress by petitioners asking
the GuycruntclIt to partflnsc nnti ASSUMING con-
trU! Ut the telegraph l[ncB 0f the rhllntry IN
tnittrc directed letter IL be written to The
Postmaster ticncrnl insIttng tic expression of
the department Views on this subject.
, 1877-01-16

OBITUARY,

CLEVELAND, O., Jan. 1a.-kent Jaryls, a
prominent anu willelY-known Citizen lietl ut Ills
hnms In Massi'sul, U., this morning, very sud-
denly, Ut paralysis Of tho ilcart.
rirrsnclso, Pa., Jun. 15.-V. F.. Bca1ner,
well-known Theatrical n,alsagcr, disal pf ro,,-
sumption at Jacksonville. Fla, ye.tcr,lay.
l1nrLANh, Me-, Jup. 15.-Esl1rr Shcplcy,
United etatrs scnntnr from ls.Et IN lxkt, died
this tm'rntrt, agvl e7, liz was {uti4cr ut tirn,
shrllry, Military Ioyernor Ut Louisiana lurlug
thu War.
Hptefas Mtpdtth 10 Tas Tribune
DUBUQUE, Ia, Jan. h.-r.Alftt.l MrDanicls
d~i to-day. lie was UnG IT tile ul,test settlers,
iH iAvt MIA unc uf thu ilfaL tu stt1ln ~ this
county. liz dicd Respected by alI who kncw
tu,.
, 1877-01-16
ment Of committee Of three to Investigate tho

nent Of committee Of three to Investigate tho
charge against him.
Mr.. Ferry said l,e hoped tho Eenator wohtl
mt withdraw the mattun, tut In hopc.1 the
Senate would show Its appreciation of the
sarses n asain.t 'i' %i' 1y TN, "anoa.ly s soti"g 70
against an investigation.
Mr.. cotkrcll satd II he thought there wns thu
least shadow III truth III the charge, he woiltf
v"c fr IN Investigation, hut he did mt believe
my committee tn yinalsnte tlo Scnatur Win
don1).
Tie nation for the appointment of a COM
mtte.nf Three to investigate the eharSes ngalntt
Win,!mn WIS unaniInn,ta1y rejected.
The 4cuatc lien resumed consideration OF the
report uf the Cornmlttre IN Rules.
PcinlInv discussion the senate went tnto cX-
ceItive session, and soon adjourned.
, 1877-01-16
TIFF diff

new YoaK, Jan, 15.-J4dgo Donahus las
decided that Dr. Phelps Ia justified under the
statusc IN refusing IN Answer tho tirand Jury's
questions on thu bennctt-Mny duct; also that
Judge Gfllorelcere ia Justified Ia committing
him for contempt, u lie d.! not avail himself Ut
tho ttcncallty to thu effect that ILLS answers
nliglit rrtmiinate him.
Judge titldcrstccyo subsequently discharged
uF. F!.elps from arrest, tie uuctor promising 10
&C. hcfore tue GraM Jury to-n!usrow.
May IL 8Hain repurted dead.
, 1877-01-16
NOTES AND NEWS.
SENATE uUkEJ.

dpfC'Ht {"SpH!CA 10 1HE 1Fl61HA
WAsnlsOroN. d. e., jan. 15.-So MANY Ben
atprs werr attending the committee meetings
tt-lay that burcly quorum was present, and,
nftcr passlng so1l,c private bills, tho proposed
amendments TO the rules wcrp taken up. Scn-
ator Ferry, who is Ci.atrnan Of the Committee
OIL Rules, Eavo gnon rcakons fer son,c OF tho
proposed rlianErF. but long culmu[al debate
cnsued, anl It wus aluw work. Ono important
point TN wh!rh no DECISION was reached Il,
whether tic senatc Inns tho right to compel the
attendance 0f absent members. The oil Etate
flights tlrtsi'c, still adinsr1 to-. Is TINT
Senators nrn tho representatives Ut foreign
saeh otarr beyond tne preservation, of order.
Mr.: Corkreil, 1t Missouri. Thought 1t would ho
wctf for cath Statu TO have twn assistant Sena-
tora to ntcspy the scats nf their Senators Wien
the Senators wcEU aLseHt, n1ul to ,iraw their
I,ay. Thu hitter part o; tic suggestion lid not
10 "a WtHtrn .it;,eia'ta Jress.
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
WAslItsETON, d. t., Jnm. li.-Ulhler tho prp-
Visions uf thc yet Of Cungress to enable tie scc-
retary OF the Treasury to par judgments Of the
Co'nlnssnI,eEs ofthc A|alnsnR Claims, tho Sec
Eetary Ot tho Treasury givcs 1lot1ce that seacsl
lartinrnt untf + u'etorlt NOON m ttsn ~! islst.
n!ul opcnc1 immediately 'thcrcattcr, for
tile. fnlu Of 3 pcr rent coupons ur
registered bonds Of the funded loan oi
a.ul JIM. ~, ts7l, herring Interest payable
quarterly frnn Feb. l, ISL, In lots Ut nut 3ras
tl,an sltS',0O0 to the total nnlount Of $,>7, ,a09
There bs'ris will hc aoft for gold, hstt payment
tle at~cptancu by tho Department ot thu bid.
Each Dtl i1Islst t,. accompanied by gald cPOs-
u nf per cert VI the uinonnt tlertul, a1ld ho
t1ist nt leta ttiat par III rn!1l will be considered.
satant Treasurer Ut tlsc United State. in Now
York, Al.d the buI,ti8 wit. be delivered at tlu
, 1877-01-16
THE RAILROADS,


-ANFSANAG In HhEi+Ss
The Michigan Central Railroad yesterday tc.
ctdcd ~ follow the example made by the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne e Chfcago md baltimore T.
Ohio Railroads III nttyanc1ng tho freight rates
from Chicago to Eastern scaboarl points. Tho
ratrs adopted by these roads arc cents higher
than tho old ones, namely: 10 cents TN grain
and IL cents fnr fourth clnss from Chicago to
Now York. Tho Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern Railroad still ho,tls out In It's refusal
to advance, antf adhcrcs to tho old rates, 81
cents on grain AMI 10 ccnts OIL fourth-class.
Wh,tu It Is generally believed that the refusal Of
this road to a'tyauco It's rates Is be-
rausc Mr. Vanderbilt Ia dissatisfied
with the recent agreement BY tho Eastern
trunk lines, aud That hc 20 longer meane to
more nsa.,agers, yet 1t Is claimed by Tho roads
whiril 'laslo. ttsu advance that tho Michigan
Southern takes tlis course beetu.c II las 20
many contracts to o.! that It Will take several
mouths 10 carry gil ti'e freight forwa'tt espe-
Ereutly embarrassed by tho SNOW blockade.
, 1877-01-16
TENN ESSElt,
REPUTATION or INTEREST,
6pect1l ptEp1tcA to 314 TrfhuAz,


NASHVILLE, Tcun., Jan. 1b.-Tho House
adopted resolution, by vote Of a6 to q, d.
rcetiug the Treasurer to pay no more interest
Oh Tue Hlste bonds until otherwise ordered, ex.
ccpt those held by educational institutions.
This action wxs taken on account Ut proposi.
ttuu for compromise with tho 6t1te's rrctli.urs
now pending.
KEY,
A duttcr ot excitement has been produced by
tho withdrawal Ut the name Of Key from tho
Senatorial contest. III doing 10 Representative
Lowo pa!4 high tribute to his services In the
Senate, expressing lear t!lat l,is defeat wonlA
tnlurc tu so1ue extant the Democratic party
Among the conservative MASSES.
IN TIk CONTEST TODAY
between Bailey and BATE, thu for,ner received
II, within OF election, atll Bate ". Muct, ex-
ciicment cKtsts to-alghl. II is confidently prc-
dictcd that Bailey Will 10 elected vi tho arst
ballot tu-iNufrO~.
GOV. pOATIA's RIAsT TxRN
expired so-usy, but tie Legislature MIS- 20 ex-
, 1877-01-16

@. n's"' Ill., D'pasl" . - =, 1"s 1''1a"
ef. t@ut, M'a',', Jun. ia'-the feaotnt!oa o1-
fcred on Saturday by Mr' Williamson fur an ILL
va. in,1enn,tr,v ,natn.,ncl tnalav 1,v nra1lv a
n,r,,, WI. rho ;,on,,,,,.a,., ,"n,,, .xo,'r,,',.
party sotc' ~, hcpup''c..'A' a'"'' argument
Flnseth, tlse matter haa passcd beyond the
pruylnce Of tho Stato Legislature, md Congress-
nnlv ~ ,nvt,nIv ,.n,,., nuc,tIon rin,ctt,,. xnt.
=. '', 49,. .ss s,..n. -. ~" 'e,s
lion was 10 ucprEsc the undfsputcA majority Of
the Stuto Of Its rt.htful voice In the election Ut
President md 1'irc.rrr,tiout rontruYv Ia Tho
aa..,.,,,o"i ,h,,rv .hn, ,ns ~ II, ~ ~. So,,.
sh9nla ~. .e aeaeaSn Waa,tSy ~ r.s1 ann ,,x ,
.,. ~. " ays5. inue
, 1877-01-16
P. P. BLISS.

6bzc1W D1Ed1c8 70 18@ 7FkERG
LAWRENCE, Kun, Jan. 15.-Appsoprlate sun.
day-school scrvces In memory Of the la.ntntcd
Bliss were llel4 In this ely on Sunday. rsof.
foote, formerly of Chicago, aud several other Of
ctr Citizens who had enjoyed Mr. Bllss' u
quaiutancc, made btief addresses touching his
life nnd character, mud numbers Of the sweet
singers sweetest songs were sung by select
ehoir. A considerable sum for the Blisa Euuca-
tiuIlsu Fund Wis collected.
, 1877-01-16

Sptetnf Dispatch to Tbs Tribune.
DosToN, afass., Jan. l5-Tho Boutwell, and
Hoaf men tonight claim about nm equal amount
States scnatorshlr. both parties arc confident
ami unyci1ing, ansl tho elanrcs aro decidedly
agnihst tho sl,trcss Of either. The Democrats
havc nominated Judge Abbott, now In Con-
gross, ai1l dcvlaro their Intention to stick ry
lin TO tho last. The most promising compro-
misc candidate Is Gov. Is'cc, who Inns not coln-
'n1tsca himself On nalEonal questions, and WHO
will receive the support Ut the Temperance
members, vino nrc anxious fur tie prt-
mtstmn Vt t.ieut.-tioy. knight to tho Gov.
crn's.,s rlalr, he t,c',sg Il prohfbittn1lst.
what chances he mav l,avr nrg g1nal1y possessed,
ami he ib now out d. f'c IA Faid, how
RIVER. to te warmly IN fnvur " ll.... Tho bnl-
lott'g tegiaa to-itsurruw.
, 1877-01-16
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
PHtLApELrHIs, Jan. 15.--Arrlycl, steamship
ftlcrlanl, from Antwerp.
LONDON, Jan. 10. = Steamships IIrlvetia,
Acadia, aud State Of Pennsylvania, frun New
York, arrived uut.
y, NEW fonk. Jan. 15.-.Arrtyel, steamships
tlyu,
, 1877-01-16

Tie msgieal effect of cleanliness on old sud
trcreshed iae tre.ful chilli suothcI aud eullsvned.
ptEupoa VI this. Ws may remark thAt b. +. lab
AbGs Juliet soap Il found lhs best ln lhs world II
The opfnion Ut tLe tssl chemists h worth auythinx
No dsistetapus compound caters Into It thai needa
" bs hidden By ptffume: IL can b tsuslsd ~ tho
, 1877-01-16

Specfdt Dispo!ch to 1As Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jim. 15.-Tho coffin de-
part,ncnt Of tho Whitewater Manufacturing
Company burned tonight at 0:30. The build
ing was ie5 l,y 10 feet, three stories high, and
contained 2,5Ml collins. Ioes, *tl,0o0;. t,,sur-
ailec, $G0 The origin Of thu fire Is unknown.
, 1877-01-16

6rectdt Nstdtch 10 1h& T1aunx
BrElxGslELu, ILL.,, Jun. 13-'rlle Senate tllls
afternoon elected the following standing co,n-
mlttecs, Us nominated by ti.c independent a,ld
DrulosrutiI caueusvs:
JudiciarK-.trc!leF, Hodges. DseWer Dearborn.
Ms,.ua, shut, Ware. Parrish, Mcdowell, Moryxn,
Muaessclt. llunt, McCicslEa, Joalyn, and bon-
Geld.
, 1877-01-16
Ttt1: f.EGisI.STEI

TttE LEGISLATURE.
Special nisptich 10 M TtiaHaA
MADIsoS; Jah. l5.-'Ihs Assembly was called
to order Ut o'clock, and adjourned to Tuesday
morning Tn account Ut quorum not being
present. Tho 2atcnttnc-Flnk contested seat
rasc will probably co1ne before the Ieglstature
this week. Mcssrs. Salcnt[nu and Fink arc IN
the city.
, 1877-01-16

THE 1EN1ALaTuRH.
6psridf Nxp0tch to 1as Tribune
1sntASAror.1s, Ind, Inn. 15..-ln the Senate
to-day bills wcrc lntsodurcti to repeat tho net
arIroprlattng money to the State University,
ahulishuG the Boaras Of 1rustces Ut BENEVOLENT
institutions, anA placing al three under control
u liunrt. The Ilose Iii liz thing but clear
It's Nlca OF Bills Uss sk1nnh reading.
, 1877-01-16
WHO'LL llE $ENATon3
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A member sent tir. fol,uwJrr verses d, ,hs
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~ - WV aso"se t"'s H.o'Ha"Rt "lNh tle soll
a. hctnr called for "bills," thinking lie WIS
nl}up I'm TIN net 1uca strc m hia ,sf rirt 1'b
t...,l w. ',,,.." 49,. - NO "'u'''~t' NV
Tsscnt tllc manuscript from falling Into tho
n,uts If II rcnnr,cr.
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!" y" y NJ HsHntnrs
~ aaitl Juhh l.osan,
tta "ussst'n'cnt pap,
Anatt:. ta1e a laH,
Will DC oshatos'
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Hnnl! nc Schatoff
hh1A 'ohh taatnrs,
Here's check IN blank,
e'nn't III 1Hy ihhk
VIII oo eeaas"f'
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"an J! ho Henetnft
,.l, taia auhh iastncf.
,,rhc 1.-The siato Ut ifacnnptn.
WI hehu fas LII whonpln't
VIII bo seaslos."
MI y . oe stnatoi' ,r,
~; naln Lyme lthhnlhh'I'
There's ho place t'ke that
Err Err p,of ben'1cta' ~,
Will be selAtoe'
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Nholi ee senatos!
sa'I the 'Hchrer,"
THU auy u thtse;
ltir ~, II }un rleaae,
VIII 6s Srnutpr.'
,.,
Nhnl! be scnnto!'
Mttl lslll Rcht1lck+
Fur Trying 10 brihe
Ny Eftehb1ck tr!Gti
will 1e senator. II
Who. hn Senator:
~. said l,aiph Plumb,
Ill IL: UNI tic prize;
Dur nephew waa wise-
lwlll hc stnatos.'
Whull he srnatu.i
~. sud sam EtteF,
''fu" tsHhos DO better;