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, 1877-09-20

The lion. Lorenzo Drcntano was before tho
Grand Jury yesterday 10 lodge complaint for 1hrt
against tlchard Miclactte. Of the Frfte Frtsse.
An indictment Is Understood to havo been found.
Tho tbci consists In the twlsttug Of publication
some dnys a9o extracted from The 79nts, but
wrongfully credited by the F'reis Ir<ts: 10 Tue
TRtnuxE. csrRing that no shared The salary Of cx.
tonnty-Clcrk Soloman 10 the amount nf 81. o0N.
and purchased certain Alderman to "cte the cttT
printing 10 tho siaats 2r;iaaq i few Yeass ago.
The Committee s u, sS I'"Si's itn ians, and rub,c
Service met yesterday nftcF1nun nnd agreed 70 A.
low sexton anons 81 oa a. ,.e1t:ns II tho brick
n,issec wss attended VIII, the usual Rhabing. hut
with II all The steal sticks out. when tho brick
wutk va, e. the l. ,'1ss! Ega'n
where ..rotrl lard burnt brick, free from limo
aud cracks, wa. cale! for, and also some extra
cx,rn. csc When The .,rst story wae reached Com.
missioner Holden and others arKf! that sim
liar ors'cr be made. and Egan Yielded. few days
msndcl. yet The work has Eono on through tho
fS' ri" o}ss IT, wAea .ha s' .eeo o,af' story ~ was u
REACHES. Exsn rent in d recommendation, 10 the
l;oarl-that body s4avng In the meantime robbed
the change tc continued, etc. so much for the
history Ut the transaction. Ecsn Was before tho
Il ans ns hs oo te ssa nsny s
TN EAI tGHFAh mn in
f liz anI, ~ ~ .e"nS unM 1: mi H. ss,i fnrthcr
HAY IT, a III nt,n r1ncntscnre In lii rcnn,
~ u thn socnni ssorr mil Ic bnilt inst
-. ,roi, .sitticnt s."Ttrns" I'd mnIsr ihc crn.
s,."t ~" sna Mrr.Tr"v nrrMs,l tnnv nn,l ioud
that h'' sexson su '" nd nj wsmt any .;e1trns.S
n.qe mnS Af t1,r.narsnt' nra.en,ed ~ t!ocunent
sirnc, ~ II = $ortf,ner md NJ. II. Cur,cr
sntf ~ et.t,n, tI,rt thcv Ind rxsn,nri
H. sS a"r" "a ia tn,tnrie, ,,ss1 md Ala Ihc
snac',tc.Ins NM, thst thrra was nnt
sho snstow ~ csi,, fnr s.rxtrns. NJ, in thn
f"r, ~ III. the steat IN .he hnscment and trat
.1eev :" ~ t ~ m, was tdsTe continued to thc
". =. .,1 u ., ~ eni IL ~ 1.ms,,srcnt that
;be IinSssi s eanpot fa!i to comprchen4 its near.
St..tsS nn",nst hv the srch;ret end n,tn by suc{
On,nissinmatx -. haxe @ rxnminct, mia In mrrts
~ shs cs.n Fysn Wrf.sTrev yotei nuntnat It as
H. XIX .Hc =. e., r.. hccn n .mrh mastrrn no hnwe7er
S"ean.a ~ fo ,xns nnunscj In the steal bnt morn
rs1 rcnnsc ~ onnorc 10 shc wsv Il was pfopossI
~ Ss,ry 4 nt rhe tpocssdnv il supiy out.
rnrenns snI when tbs discussiou was It IN rnd
Ern1nIs.fnnrr FItyraraid nnnouncctt that he wouid
~ T., tc f.",rt Al tis nwu r. pcnsc a. he did In he
Hams mstter t., ,irfeat IL
.v.1rrm;a rxrn.s1ca,..
,r,,,.o+,. sio,," for e-tr.s for I'm nan ~ th,ck
Nnhvs S'Hl 1,nst t,nsa sxas .esin i"tr,o % ~"
sSnu y T.. 'oc m put,Itc Huanr, aI ubtic seryice
as,nr,,as ~, W ,nion - ankmtt Tho Tisnnfe to
S,,n,ni.t, Sai, " ~ ss,cr. xnI ~" n,ntInr t,rcsaiicl
, 1877-09-20
SUBURBAN..

It will 10 learned with sineorost regret by large
circle Of warm fFends and acdua,ntanecs that
Mn. Elizabeth II. Raymond, wlfo Of tho Rev.
Miner Raymond. d. D.. u! Jarrett Biblical lnsti.
tutc, died At IN carly hour ycssefslay morning at
her homo III Evanston. For many weeks, and
even during tho summer, tho many fstcads Of this
cstilnabte woman have awaited with fear tho result
OF IN illness with which sho has thus long been
noyerlny IN thu verge Ut ctcrultJ. Ncrsous prot
trutton was tho diaeaso from which tho deceased
suffered and 70 which het death IL due. Shu was
woman 81 .tctl!ng chtstian Integrity. and beloved
son In the v.i'sgc gould bring to 1ners hearts sn.
ccre grief. 14o deceased wan In her
Sa 'f, ,sns ss4 s sss ap.t%ss. sss vii IL oees
o'clock Tomorrow afternoon " Tho lata lesitcnce
oi iAa deceased and Will ee cona4cted ny !he !iev
enmsy f. IT, .o bsss ona @ be- Been via
III. Raymond In tho Faculty VI the nib'ical insst-
iutr. This setnans will 6o conveyed thence 10
9tss ss as;.ss sss'sff; & H., ch.rs. pu,.ou who wa.
s IT, 1f sss u ns e
ms'.s,. Tbs committed to Which Sh,sh h.a hsss
adversely to his being e.psiisl. but, ~ vols oi
Aino 70 s!x, recommending that !e should be cen
.ared. ! letter VI. teaA IRON 1 Nc. nat.on een;
Tossing that tlc had arret. but denying that he had
~ dunu with criminal Intent
HYDE PARK AND LAKE.
Yesterday afleF1oon thu hoards Ut Trustees Of
Hyde Park and a.aku n,et tn j0lnk seaaion At the
ullra of NJ. tcedcr, VI Desrturn street. Present:
a!es.rs. pens!sy, Whe9!e', Mtlsas!L fsfsela. and
Ha,tsomsfy, @ t Musphy. ind saurley. of Lake. sis.
sluirliead WA elected Chairman, aud y. II. Horne
Tic Jolat Committee appointed at the last .ncet.
Ing 1cpurted ~ followa:
Your COMMITTEES sppoiatcd to in1estEats and !srort
~ e y Ftsi sd II as vfs
altar careful eaaaat!on VI ihe subject rstsfsNse
|e ths tesst snu tss1 computation VIII tae sapsr
q
:sJs il S.: ss.s SY' u ~ IL / Stss4b; HS
+ K. as1 ssaas ssas a.
Tue reps,It vas adopted. .'.
u VI eaprn4s" Appers4iutai to the joint water
s .s''s* r y.; r. L; ,s7s u nay ,Js ls7 L
,ts ~ pe1s IT. 3 8 rss s.s ssas
tlnuv Only In cass ths two corporations shall Re.
ccise wafer ageorlIng so tho a1dvu prvportion.
Alter considerable 1e1ate 1he tesotutlpn VIA
ss s. hut T. ssssf r. ss
va. called for and read. aud nearly every msnlber
expressed biz dissatisfaction A. to tLe manner ID
After Gus hour spent in lhIs way, ~. Eoadit o.
feesl tls following, Which was unanimously
Fs"Jt<d. The Holly Manufacturing Company b 10.
tlael that tho rcpArs aud ipE. beax dons ~
ss ~ = " s.aa iss
of ihelr coatrsc ina.ueh aus asspaieh not being
Fssolesa. Tilt tho Holly Manufacturing Company X
noti1ed that. 1a4tAs lmiuSLaIe ststA Ne e&kEn Il
, 1877-09-20
LABOR AND CAPITAL.

Special DtspateA to 1As cAtcuao 7tibuxe.
LASALLx, H., Sept. l0.-Ycsserday Mr,
Jones, Superintendent of the Illinois Valley
Coal AInes, offered the miners 00 cents per ton
for 1ututng clean coa! for the next six montl,s.
The offer was rejected. Last winter, when hc
was selling coai 10 tho railroads for Sl.W per
tou, he payed Qo cents for mining. lie Il uow
under contract to furnish 1t at 41.35 per ton,
aud says It is Impossible for the Company 10 pay
Any more Tor mining than thu price
offered The Short slIis, furnace men,
numbering eighty of the Matthtes4eu d
Htgvler Zinc smeltiug Works ot thus city,
would b. reduced from sl.75 to $i.5o. A dollar
sud half Is al thst u paid by the other zlnc
suclLnX eorks ol khis vicinity.
, 1877-09-20
op, m. Ms R. u. Owens, Of Newark. O.. offered
pr.ytr. .
This Moderator announced tho Standing Commit.
tcca. as follows:

The Moderator announced tho Standing Commit
fcca, As follows:
On Aits'nns.The 5:ev. ". 4. Ellis. s.: 81: Clncfn-
nati; he ex H. H. Evans Myae f"rk Il: NJ, L Iii. i.
esa esafes oa 51f' Ssm, S III !t.s e he
lolrrt.. u. D., Uttla; ar. II. n owens newark. u.
the krv H. I. Jones' AtnkAo. Mtnn.t the l:ct H. u.
Humphrey, 4; 81. Ncw lofkS n A. E- M a. 4: "; en-
4n taa:s!saSfSs sv. nE y, y 1,ossrt, ,,s tss
sSs Key: i. II. iiamrhSeY. 4: Il.
TN Mln!.tcral fund-The flrg. ". a. EltA a. ai:t
The tttv Il. T. Ionek John Thomas. sne lev. II. i.
ll1wefls. and T. =. Hrittth4.
The Special Committee appointed to nominate
time and place for holding the next Aseenoy con.
eislcd Of the Rev. r. II. Evans, Z. +. Roberts, T.
James. T. 8. Ufflthe. and the Tfev. X. F. Ionee.
This COMMITTEES vas instructed to report tho nrst
thing this morning. p .-.
The scmatt,tler Of The time was spent In making
arrangements for tue next meeting.
Tho matter OF atAtissics WAS taken mp and dis.
cnsee. md 1t II quito likely committee tvll! 10
appointed hereafter t. make an inrcstlesttnn into
tin history u the Welsh Church. In the United
States.
Tho Artcmbty ad}ourncd At 4 o'clock to meet at
10 o'clock this morning, when the reports OF Com
nttteea will bo In order.
Last evening two sermons were preached in The
church. pno by ihr Rev. II. 1iug1Ics. OF Columbus
City: r., and The othor by tho Ncv. T. q. Davis,
OF pIiAbutg,
, 1877-09-20

BALTIMORE, Sept. 10.-The entiro session Of
The Gsand Lodsr !. o. o. +. to-day was taken
up !n considering the report Of The special COLL
1nittes sppointcd " tho last scsslon on taxation
and representation, and the appeal of john E.
Fawkuer against tho Grand Loixe OF Indiana,
The following resolutions weru adopted: 'riat
It Is not cxpcafcnt 0r necessary to amend Art.
XIV. of tho Constitutions; that the Object eou-
trtnpluted by lhc Fiuanee COMMITTEES of 1T,
namely, the pFcseryation of our tlnanccs upon i
lcal administration of tho present revenues Of
tho Grand Lodge of the United stutcs.
fawknrr's caAe Mas referred back to tho
Granl Lodge VI ludlaua, with instructions to
give him new tria}.
, 1877-09-20

There was no further news received at army
headquarters yesterday from 0cn. Bturgis, who
is after the Neg eeEces, aud who i,as given them
thv only good drubblng they have yet received,
Lteut..t;en. Sheridan thinks that tue reason for
not taytng heard further from him llra In the
fact that he is following up hts victory, aild
pushing Chirf Josepn and Ills band to tho wall.
TAy Sex Perces are probably iu the '' bad land" "
thu country is rough and brokeu,
tho soldiers have about an equal
show with the indiana, In following
up Chief Joseph Into thIs broken country, Gen.
Sturgis gets further AWAY, from points u COIN
humiliation BY telegraph hencs hs can send III
news unless BY courier.
OxAuA, Neb., Sept. l9.-Lteut. Clark and the
indian Chiefs Gu Fonte to Washington arrived
at Sidney to-day. aud pass through here to-
morrow.
, 1877-09-20
,B.T.BABBITT, New York City,
ron SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
A PERFECT TOILET SOAp.

First nmong the rcqnsdtts Of the toilet IL eooa
article Of soar hit to rrocurc 1t not always IN ra.,
matter Many VI the nost extensive SuaIA In the nv
ket made trut and elc&ortou4 atrrala .ra
their delicate cotar!nH an fragrant perfume loo off,,
eonreal he most rea!A!yc ieui'ict. The dscloaurrs
recently made public rcsalIn1 this subject nsc mil
ttrc!x startling, and deserve serious constdcrttnn
tonahlr esrcc!al1Y II applied 10 r hca's iniuring hs
hhr. Irritating the scatH and Inducing scycEe l.n,,
acles Tie character OF tho ingredients may inferred
from the statement OF gentleman who n,akrs .ha
pe1sons enxsxrl IN till rnporuen wcrc shortiissd.
1Hcf, ,he oscup..len Guild 10 toiiSWed 'e''oa during
Il snk ie
tntcfnr!so and chemical skill Ut Mr. L. BAlnirr Vt
Hcsa Srk ca.e H. s M h siss
kind 10 tho DhtcG States The rcnovn q Mr. AEntrTs
v.rIcs pIod@nctes: @ ~, to. many year. sea widely ill.,
..Aer rcars of paticnt labor AMI scientific experiment.
lion of e nnett tolIet .oap ever tn,ro9sd: Tha ps.
Gipal AT the rrrat vcgetae olta The
r. Il f
By ra;a III. s'er.st tss9 ssY,r
for aprcAtton to tho dcllcsa skin Of utants chrtn
md ls.ss It l. atoKcther nnca9hled In - e1noi.ast
eAen,ary 10 lsxuso inferior mateEais The no,t ~.
e ~ e. se'snSt ri % psea.
neatf and agreeable aticd of tic Kind ever mann:
Though specially desirable for tho use OF ladies' md
-, eaRes f, Sss
oI tho nncst sohps for bxsbers uso It H. iust hcInx
gasSa sha maiSs " sM 81 demand foe
n m minimum NJ " Gfth3i1.
, 1877-09-20

., spsefa' pt.pasch IN Tat Chicago Tftaune.
people attended tho Fair tolay to SEQ souc lno
trlals Of speed, but wcre doomed To tlisappoint-
tncnt owing to some Misunderstanding among
several Of the parties entering horscs, and from
that number OF the truttlng men wautgd no
record on their horses. III tho thrcc-tr1ln,,to
racc SwigcFt, AbdallslI. Jennie Hayes, and May
Howard wcre entered. swfscrt w1n tho raco lii
thrce strnight heats. Tho last race WIS for
3:15 horseA. owned In tho county, with three
starters Tho race was won by Gil Auaus'
Nosabella. No timG WIS given out.
, 1877-09-20
SPORTING NEWS,
TIE TURF.
DEXTER rANK.

Tho races at Dcxlcr Park yesterday wcrc wit
ncsscd by very slim crowd, but those who
were present were treated to a couple Of tluo
contests.
The horses in The thrce.minltc race were first
called nr, and after considerable time had been
spent IN scoring they werc scpt away to very
good start.
Tho summary Ia as follows:
DEXTER rAnK, Sept. 20. tH17.-Farsc 800, for
hnEsts that have never beaten three minutes; $nt10
r. first, $1O0lo sstond sg0 to third $40 to fourth.
". a. Jonce, Rushsillc. Ind, enters
IT. m. Elnni .s................. .......1 j
T. Eyesn, Chicago, cntcfA Ct. N. Sira..J = O =
Z. A., Cottfii1. Mf1*aakee, rntcts b. sn.
s. 8. D,w. .r., Chcsgo, enters b. m.
49, Anna lie ...+.... :.:..... s........s.6
William llo.gce, Chicago. cnters hr. m.
Minnie Taylor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Il 1 8 O
M. T. lloycr. Wilmington. Ill.,, enters b.
IL. EYr.{ N!s>. !s>.:........"......, ...1 0 2
u. u. Williams. Chicago. enters bs. z.
IE8nK..ts - as .sy,sHfs
, 1877-09-20
MISSING,
To fA4 Editor Of TM Tribune.

10 IN E1I6f u 1W 1F194H@.
CazsTox, Ogle Co, ILL.,, Sept. ia young
,uan about ~ years Ut ugs disappeared from.
here Oh the forenoon OF Monday. liz is SUP
posed to oe Insane; was dressed In gray pants,
striped with black, dark striped summer coat,
aud dark ystf-brimme straw hat. His nans
Is ", 4. Prescott. Ills lrienl1 ara ot couEas
very anxious about Him, aud amy one knowing
Ut Lis whereabouts v i'll confer lasttuE iaYur
to ur, Il. &. Robbins, Creston. oxle County, Ill.
, 1877-09-20

OVEnNAN-S0nrON-At tho residence of tho
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs: lloraeq3Sorton, No.
ltE. Elitt.ay., by the Acv. DR.. A. Owen, u thu
Oyrzmuu aud Aiss Ainolo Norton, all OF ch!cago.
No cards.
UltoWNELL-FuLLE1i-sc 1a, At thp res!+
dence OF tnu hslde's parents, bv tho Rar. =. !.
CLARK. Charles il. ur1wEelt. OF Chlcagu, and Ms4
ii. Funn,u Fuller, of Elm!ts, n Y. No cards.
, 1877-09-20
CANON KNOWLES.

TO [hd EUNUF " EHS 1VtURSs
CHICAGO, Sept. t8.-I have waited until now
to see II q protect would he entered to ths ab-
surdly ridiculous speech mads as the Episcopal
Convention by Canon Knowles ~ to the h.
pedieucy Of allowing women 10 vote upon
Chursh matters. 1t IL probable that there arc
many things to be urged in It's favor, and pos-
sible that there are 8uMe to be said axsin4t It,
, 1877-09-20
HYm mENEAt,

spsetal NspateAs 10 TAs cafcaGo TFfbnxf.
MICHIGAN Clrr, 1nl., Sept. 1D.-John 8. Stod-
dass,, travelling salesman for the hpn OF
George Marsh i Co., Of this city, Was married
to Flora E. Palmer, at the residence Of the
BRIDES father, George Massh this evening. An
arc widely known throughout the State. tbs
event las Lcsn looked torwartl to With great In
trrcst by our city people, Extc8s!vc a,lA ctal-
crate preparations were tna.ie, and many costly
presents given.
, 1877-09-20

remedy this dclnv. wilt rrorr~h takr tho
matter nnher fhrtt Immediate coutrul AMI have tie
pAtt1 tinne At Onct.
Mr. cnshing. the agent Of the nuy t'ol,pany,
WIS present. and teccTaphcd this RECITATION 10 Tho
t'ompany. In order In take prompt notice NJ TIM
result Of this nciiun, tho Joint t1oar.l then na-
tonrnrd to meet next Wednesday at tho same
place ana hour.
, 1877-09-20

Tnta! bases On hits-Star, 10; Allegheny, ..
1,aseA on called balls-Star, /.
Passed balls-llO!an. =.
UAns rAFned-Sta9, /.
T!tuu Of gaMe-TWo hours.
Umpire s-HrcdbMrg.
to-day tbs Allegheny and indianapolis Clubs
try CONCLUSIONS. Tho Stars playing III Milwaukee,.
Eotsn ". ualyiu will b. cuntrst worth locking
al
, 1877-09-20
j. CLERICAL RASCAL.
his DISCARDED WIFE TURNS Up TO ArMPATHfz1
WITH tttA MtsTNfA3 IN jAtt.

VITA HAa oatS1Hko3 An "@Al''
Margaret Murphy, A lady Of decidedly doneattc
appearance. and about 40 yenrs IF age, y In Jail,
and she wccps and wills at her fate. II her story
be arue-and It hns that appearanec-shr has been
much imposed on. md tho hetoty nf tho past two
ycars Of her life would form the groundwork for
rich romance. The charge agninst her l. larceny.
and to look at her one would .upposc that she was
iunoeen.-tha victim Of sons vile conspEsacy,-
for she ia neat and comefy, and, - she recounts
her tronbics, her eyes MI with icurs, and she
mAnftsts tenderness Of feeling that tho ordinary
s1 s'o'y a1 II .,eh ls5 sns ~, W. n
introduced to ono charlcs steinbaca. music
teacher, WHO rrsre before nal wofn Ininisteria!
1se: AZ ya s
10 sct her thinking that her mAsaen days had a..
ready been rrnlonret beyond the usual limit.
unless It was . wumanty tongue, and ret about
him there wcEs no percepttb!c attributes strange
f & hs md e ss1 q . met .usn sho s%
ana 10 pIcturo The tcl!ants of tho honey .moon 70
IL ef resnss npen s n
marriage. aad from thence on q new life was
oncned up unto her. She lored him, and TO all
WAS all attention. and TIE two hearts beating a.
one osatd not long endure sepatatton. She went
to h!s home 70 live yish him. took ehasEe Of HI.
aud lUrtuno eycn Joined him In lamenttnc tho
,noon orcr. il NO il may oo called, hcr yea bssan
10 open. She found tho reverend music teachcs
not y 10 all TINT hu had been pictured, md the
h!sbiows. ana manifest u general uncasinrrs mhen
le was aronud.1a dlsposltiol that w. not long
orssn to ssse ss trounles hsnseIo,;
.ronud 5ctore leaving hume, and then lock
as5 b; VIII aos. ae" toaa q Or ''sm s9nk for sss ss
,taod + ell with wotnnnly ha.olsm, !a The TONG
RpS IT, T. os5s nsH5 st n, ri IL xs Fl i51s s.
cclnber. broken. hearted, she was driven 10 the
County 1ioepsta. where the records show that
ttsd :, e Soans ss
there broken In health and distracted In mind until
tao following Ari Whsn sas ne ,sIs s and went 10
s!,o Remained until about stx weeks ago, when.
pour, weak creature, she was Induced to join her
tormentes asan 1 IN ths p,o:ntse or .narraEe .,,,
North Wctis street. Aug. U. and fur fsw daYs Ill
@ wa plcasan;ncs.. and shc had reason to bolteyd
ns he Top hs 1nm "x sse s i II
hs guod cUnduct VIVA but eHcrscsccmt. for hu
tpccd.ty retnEHea to his olc hnbtd: shc endured
with con,u,endable mcekness, atl In tho hope OF
marriage. slie ssys. INT uns1 Friday las., when shs
s.e tss@x :; Il sfsiasses r. ssS e. @'%sas y. #!
ea sa9 ley .ne n5uss She sook - s ~ nE . vi re- m
thp iiolne u tl,e Fr,endless, which Sic DID, and
after waiting for the anticipated storm 10 blow
was arrested for her trouble sur Iatcsny. and On
soniay was scnt 70 jail in default Of sutO bal.
Now eo1!ca another shapter Ut the ttory o. her
of stcirnacli. and that item sruchsd Tho Acud" "
81, sss s ss Il AN eq IN
broken accents told her how she had been deserted
, 1877-09-20

rc.s n fhey N desired. II they do not they will
lie prosecuted. The stirring uI' NJ the mtfkn1rn
has iecu rrnhtAhfc fnr the clly. AS "a! milk deal.
trA' tern*cA have hccn Issued since the passage or
tho new ordinance,
, 1877-09-20

Ozonised Ox-Marrow foE the hals. BY Buck q
Iiaynes, makers OF Tho s'Maty" Cologne.
, 1877-09-20
THE STATE SAVINGS.
JUDGE orls TAXES HOLD or TnR HECxtvRR-


Judge Otis. the newfy'appo!nted Receiver OF tho
Etatc Sav!neH Institution, yesterday took possce"
zion os tho bank. About II a. nj. tho Receiver,
accompanied BY his three brothers and Col. J. l..
High, his attorney, cntcrrd tho hank. Where Tho
Judgc was met BY Mr.. Enos HuwAsl, who is act
Ing for Mr.. Ahncr Taylor THAT gentleman hcinR
,ndIsto.cd, Mr.. High produetd certified copy Of
seSaswedesd es S y NJ. norsfd, she transfer v.s
The new enmers ttso1icd around tho building,
looked into Tho vaults. md tried MI The easy
Judge OTIS announced that the !ansfcr would not
lie fuily completed mill the cnl Of the week, u
Ssy item On the %oss hys to oS
vouchers tn The yault. str. William +. chambcr.
lain. .rct!rea hardware merchant. WILL assume = !he
Sssn' asss viii p' be 0ss sssa ssa s's to sas e.
ts st 81 the mstF a:s On W. W.. e.
.r.. tormcE Director uf the bank, VINO bad few
minutes conversation with Jua2c Oils. Nr sidney
nn"n and hcid Conference with col. ilqa Ii. re-:
gard 10 she furms1 transfer: There were The uanai
railing anxious TO learn thcr Fate nnu all aolcitoua
To know whether they could get sonis moneey
III se h n - tsas 'h'' vi"
ly ntyroEfaphfcai crr1r yesterday II ~. stated ,
that M1 l!ensy hscp %as possessed Of S:oo } oo9
trnul! layn been ''unincumhercl, as the context
will show.
THE Mill OF PARTICULARS.
There wa. lttsu episode III Court yesterday A.
ternoon In reference to the stntc Savings lDsttu-
t,un,-a pus,Fcrint, a. It ynrc. TO thc preceding
eay tors.. which showed thst It c0ssa something
10 run bank well ns hotel. This was the
presentation Of the rrccnt Asalgnce'e account for
EXPENSES and disbursements. The following H. the
lii vii ci, however, Is somewhat more Iteuixed
In the urlgtna, tho names Of cReh Q! tho CLERKS.
watclncg etc.. md tho amount VI tlier respect.
i,c talasies. lolnR inserted ut length:
Cash ra uut y Abncs Taylor, Assignee Of Tho Etate
savings instliut1on:
6r;t. III. Mortimer d TnrpEr, bill for bu&ld-
Lax engine reutn +" heat bnnk.....,....... 179.07
te III. =, lIruphy, bl fur liking 11.iQ
tcp t.! Recorder bill fpf fabslfneia........ +uAU
brit il. INV. Powell q Co., roofing eHGlnc.
hnl4c. &ooo
6rIi. II. +. H. AIctls. csTpenscT.woTk TN Gu
yrns. H. sitFatjani i Trlcr. 6lf for wstcr.
pipes engine. house 1au0
EcE.. u. tine coal for new chE1nI. Hlu
hrit H. t;as btn, ................. 1900
Gent d. Insurance. ...... .......+,, ~ ~
trri. IL. ritnrY stith In iut1 attorney tce1., GuLW
se,i. 4. hutIry t:etas-J'Apcr stamps, etc.." Strs
seit. y. IakinH Inventory 5praceFh house llta
....-,...,. ....,. oi77s
Salary acrount-one janitor. three watchmen.
krjt sltr
, 1877-09-20
HAnntTT's TOILET SOAP.
BABBlGH'S TOILET SOAP, Il.[j,
For Use in the Nursery Il Has No Edual

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THREE CHOICE TWO STORY BRICK
STORES AND DWELLINGS COMBINED.
Forming the Northwest corner Of Rampant and
Gravier streets.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE GEORGE G. G,
DAVIS. SR.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. BOOT
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MAyoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, September Is, 1877.
mo. 4117-Admnistratio Series
An ordinance providing for the payment of the
several accounts therein named.
Be IL ordained, That the following appropria-
tions be and are hereby made for the month OF
August, 1877, and that the Administrator of
Public Accounts warrant on the Administrator
of Finance in payment Of the same, whenever
there shall be money In the city treasury to the
credit Of the appropriate fund for each account,
and not otherwise appropriated:
Fremens Charitable Association OF
New Orleans, for services rendered
in the month Of August, 1877, as per
contract. ..$11. 666 e8
Firemens Charitable Association Of the
Fifth District, for services rendered
contract ....................... 1000 90
Firemen's Charitable Association Of the
Sixth District, for services rendered
IN the month OF August, 1877, rs per
contract Observation-Disclosures. 1,50O %
Firemen's Charitable Association Of the
Seventh District, for services rem
dered in the month Of August 1877,
as per contract. Observation-Disclosures. 666 GO
1otAi. .Sl4,o3o %
Adopted by the Council of the city Of New Or
leans, September II, 1877.
Yeas-Brown, Cavanac, Denis, Diamond. Ed
wards, McOaffrey.
true copy:
THos G.. RAP1ER, Secretary.
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS, !
City Hall, September Is, 1877. (

MAYoRALrY OF New ORLEANS
City Hall, September Is, 1877. !
mo. Observation-Disclosures Heries.]
An ordinance providing for the payment OF the
several accounts therein named.
Be 1t ordained, That the following appropria-
tons be and are hereby made for the month of
August, 1877, and that the Administrator of
Public Accounts warrant on the Administrator Of
Finance In payment Of the same whenever there
shall be money in the city treasury to the credit
Of the appropriate fund for each account, and
not otherwise appropriated
New Orleans Gaslight Company, for
lighting the city in the month of
August, 1877, az per contract. .... $9,415 As
Jefferson City Gaslight Company, for
lighting the Sixth District in the
month Of August, 1877, as per con-
tract: :....-... 1884 Is
Thomas Pickles, for lighting the city
with oil in the month Of August,
1877, as per contract ............ 1851 %
AosoA -. -. -. ....-.. .Slo,f4l VI
Adopted by the Council Of the city of New Or
leans, September IL, 1877.
Yeas-Brown, Cavanac. Denis, Diamond, Ed
wards. McCaffrey.
ED. PILsBURY, Mayor.
true copy:
Taos. G. RAP1ER. Secretary,