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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
Gitnaiions OanteG--females

HOUSEWOR young Protestant German
homework PLAIN co9Ei1f c Ia sSe n s@f
DIST ST.. ist aoor. --------
uOUSEWORK.--hc competent woman to dc
sns sc nSas'" So 10 yss aa isth ~
HOIJSEWORK.-A neat, tidy. Swede Prot
esant Il who good plain cck ano nice washer Io
% be sRSrC Cali aiG al aoo % eTe near s
uOUSEWO RK. Respectable young girl to
upstairs work aud wa.tng or woaa see 70 clIs
ara PSa sa cali i' or 1idre ssF 10 $50 East
EOT'SEWORK.--A respectable girl to do
general Lousework excellent washer anu iron 1 VII
81 sGis sq4' work by the day best CITY references 9' '
uOUSEWORK, COOK, &c.--A German wo-
man desires position as hOnseworkeT IN sms tinly
spc sV al S' PRoTESTAST HOME BUREAU 1873 6th9ve,
dO,r above lJth.st
I AUNDRESS.-By a Scotch girl who has I'M
IL doubted references IRON city families Is T'ins TO hep
in TIE cham eiwork Is h99rgey 11I Rt Tl eo }
BET 80 til and 3Gth-sts. -
NURsE.-By a competent woman, as lady's
~ monthly nurse is experienced IN SICKNESS
~. Ess. .0ln-s,.
NURSE.-By an experienced German girl
" would Ike to take care Of c rem Is Ty fSs s'
81 oth-aye., 2isi-si, LIST door -
NURSE.-By a North Of Germany girl very
n respectable aud wei rucaed is very good
at a az @p c' ss Be- s ssh 81 and 5 5rs car
NURSE.-A respectable woman as child's
y willing assist IN cbamberW0rk OF n pam s'w
ing; years best city references 2l5 West sVth ST. IN
ia for two days only.
NURSE or COMPANION.-By very neat, IN
~ tcgent young VINO thoroughly und,i te
care cnir every respect would IKE To ~ 10 Europe
with family will travel elsewhere best Teconlmn MA
FS9f iS i2SsF fI6s los az GaTS near -
CEAMS IRESS and CHAMBEkMAlD.-By
- Protestant under tand. dIessmakng an hnns
OF family sowing operates sewngmachine qua VIII DE
generally useful "a family moderate wages; bes CITY
references Call or address CARPENTERS, IOo Ctla'e,
9th -.
WAITRESS -i,v n most efficient Protestant
w .r lis capable replace butler 1907 very
guOi appearac suitable 70 I'LL nrst class Place
best " references can nj COZ 6aye between
35th and Sdtli-lts.
WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAlD.-By 2
w gir OF good appearance who understands BON
woI Ks thorough quick and active drs - al,
aud will required Can AZ
JACQUIN'S BUREAU, COZ Gthaye, near 3Jth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT. and all points on Housatonic
I'D Sauaaluck Railroads Fare, 81 steamer r,Eepo
tathaTnesip daily SUNDAYS 'Ncep,ed al 3e NJ
IlrIa..u rfaill In m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Boiler. Caiotan, TO Bronx Van Loan. mortgage on
lss-shold 81 st. - is9 n " 81 ANcC s2s
Bradburn, Thomas and wife, Ia Henry Mcig- and VII
liam Alexander Smith. trustees, so corner IL ~
~ and 3tl ave -
Chase. Nelson ana WIFE, 10 william WetmuTc, 80
acres. near Harlem River. b. secure iDdorsed note
at Mechanics NaDOnal Bank ..-.. 20
DOYLE. Mary. TO Lewis Johnston. gath ~, es ION
nwOf lOih-ave 49,.
Jones LswIs and wife, To VILLAIN lockwood ll2tlst -
2i5 n " OF pd ave
Iave.le Thomas ami wue. a. James Doris 4stb-si.
2uO it u lin ave. ..-..-..- -. ~
Isvelle Thomas. William Writers. 4ytbst a 200
UN OF ilth-afe-.-..-. 80
MaitlaBd Alexander. to Hobert LenoX kennedy. No
ear
Maitland. Hohert T., Ia Robert Lenox Kennedy. No
1Oil Pine. near tesIl--t- 100
Mlhgan Pnilip aud wlfe, 10 Michael J. Bre-in, 6sh 90
st. 20 ~ " of Sth ave. ........-... 90
Price VIII VI WIFE. O. Robert Hewitt, H. 9TH
ST. u.s. 70 of9ihsve. 200
i Trsr y .' "' 70 ld.
Schaaicr, Edwafd G. to Frederick schafer Madison.
ave. e :, 25.5 10 ~ 5iih-si Also 5ctA 81 :. 100
uw OF }dsve alsp. 10th st. = $50 II = 81 lV
ave. also 5ls, 2GJ n 81 1t ave also, l1stl.
st.u D. lUO 10 OF shave also I'm n, :, 100 IL
a roi 7ihave al.o, 7thaye, IS also, sthaNe, = 80
t..-
WightOn. Hannah ~ 10 Charles Briggs. property m
bonk ef--.
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
GambrH Charles u, 10 New York IAic Insurance
aud 1rust Company .
Mesigh Francs l., q GrisvOd so
Never tatnanuc, QUO nidt s."
sanders Henry NJ, 10 william Whaey, jr.-.......-.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERa
SEw-yoRK CITY.
Bskor. Frederick and wife. 10 samuel wood Marion.
lots s tordhem. lgoss2o7 q,
Groyesve. vs. 100 Il u Of GIN Aorrisania. I6ox
caffSy. Michael and vile. 10 Elizabeth : Coo iass
No 3l6 East 2Jrst, .. 1892 II u 4d-sye.
ooo,aee Eiiza6eih i and husband, 10 Mary Cafrey
No Sig Easi 2jdsi :. 90 Isayss .....,...,.f..
CoUidgc, Elizabeth ana husband. 20 NARY Osfiry
Gfoycase. VS. 100 tnof che ST. Mcrrisania. lcog
croft William = To- Maria T. Cambria c4th si.ssisS
n % t,haye iS6S !, 80, iie,
on it.si = 40 II . 81 atlass l..sAio2 e.. 30
iir 20 e e Of Gseav. Ss So. "a, 49, eooo
Nan llcnsselaer. SHAVE. e@ 30 II II Of LoshsL
Harnsy, John n aud we 20 PHIp M ~ a eslas
Jsnssn Rudolph 70 Maria wldersam. ois in Ford WV
Jones'. G drtade ana husband to cornelius G. Van
Benz chosn No 80 Amty-t 2ltx1,...... 900. 100
Jones MARY r. 70 VIZ am A,tor. Madisonavews
ochs. Frcleries AMI wife, y psrick canley Sgihsi
Feeble, Ursnla and Ellen Giant AMI WV
%n Wi a Sc iei %es, 5dst adj Ts6I s 'I AMI ia
tergst II parties Of hIst part .... 90
I.Inoai 5jsGG '..'........... ,...- -
RiBitIsa. Adam { ANA wife, 10 AaIe Dooptr. gi5
sapdsr.' Henry NJ % irabeth Nechin ana ba band 20
relsase oI I'm II Ilhs. ne, 100 ne Of -aaSe O'K
sehaGTaeE. tsrdilsnd snd wife. TO sophia Gocller.
schasf n frcderick -~ wie To- fip ana q -ciscer WV
Manson ave, - 2O.5 . 81 5lth =, eOxst s.o
6-thst, as, 30 " Of Jd-sYc, faKlUus al .a un.
divided hail 7Oth Il, y 40 q " Ol iOthayf. ssr
lOU.J, as. undivided hall a2d II, = = 2sg tte0f
1T We I9xfDO also, undiN lded haf 5Oih ~ n .
lsU n " OF Lexington av,,2JNiOuJ aso, uniiyi.
dud ..af l2sfh ~. lopft o. sth ave. gglix
100. also, Undivided half 1th Il 49, loon ol Ith.
ave II 6xi2s4 also undivided hall 7thave, 81
2GXiOO, also. unulvi4ed hat oorbeI stLaye
Scha.f T. Macmillan and others, % the r & 4
Schacncr Brewery Z. mpsuy. ~ conner 5lstst and
tihave s0Klg9S; :; $3.50
schaelri br.wiug Company, 5istsLns, 800 reof
lsi-ase, 569Il a 1900,
scha ne Brewing Company 5Dtl-st u =. ls'rw
o. IezlngiOn.aye. 10 % 30 -. a7sOOI
e. loo ~ v ~ ilthavs. 0nXi o........ ... dOOl
TTaphagcn, Bovitt W, 90 Rudolph Jals,n. Is lo. in
West Farms, on Naler tine ave, near Ciark-si, .0iK
$3.50.
YoSkeis agli aefe.. 9oOct
Witiers. Witliam. executor and tathanne AcAah 10
Thomas Laye.ie, iyttst u Z. 200 II " Of iltl ave.
95AIOO5 ........ 400
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NOW READY:
THE DAILY TRIBUNE INDEX For 1877.

complete and exhaustive index TO the contents OF TIE
DAILY TRIBUNE for 1877 is ready with the Index any
editorial article, foreign domestic letter box review art
musical dramatca criticism, report of an important
event among Of The day may be instantly found
The ,riuc,ra titles represented the Index follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
Real Gstate to Gfrhanee.
giip Dropertp 90 Get

rl,O IFT-on Beekman-st large 5-story
basement and subcellar marble front building SIC -
xi25. rutland a WHITING Beekman-sl.
rINO LET-The elegant store, No. 80 o,n .
L ave- occupied Nv Howard o.jpo>sess'on NAY "''
rear Office floor Of No go 81 ~,
Two RENT-On Broadway, two large VI ~ 20
i n term OF years possession tnm'a.ss1' ,s1ra
radiators elevators &c. very desirable lot s~l'S WY
rate use. Address BOX 10. l2O BrOahWay NV
VNO LEASE-The MARBLE FRoN III Id u
i INGS Nos 5O7. 500 and 81 Broai"ay to at 80 IN
Ger ST.. between Broome aud spring Sta slLs, w"
above story being at present used A. AZ no''H
TUT VICTIMS ANU MoRACE = ELN No % Pness
CMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED with hl I'm. LA
- PATENT CAST IRON GALVANIZED NtNi l'"''''-
Warranted send Tor circular. state rgnts ioi sa'''
HULL. GRIPPEN Co. 80 slave =. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07

HOUSEWORK.-Ay young Protestant German
cir 10 do Homework. plain cooking washing anl
ironing; city Can no seen at 3l 9Th ave. near
st at lat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07

~ for Perth AmhOy. Red Bank, Long IHahe
Ocean Grove .. No. ll.t5 a. T. OLD p, M .,.
Stages connect at Matswsn station 10 and from M 20
POttT, and ~ Squan ant from POINT PLEASANT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07

FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of LiberysL, Tor freoh"ih al
Hl5 Il;IJ A. 1, 6IJ NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07

NV III T. = I NIX LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
-he Steamers of this Line tako the Lane ROutes
mcndcd by Lent Mauy T. - NJ going sonth Of Banks on
the passage To Queenstown, all the year round
ADkIAfIC Feb. T. a. m
EisIt Is FtD. 10 y.
CELrIC......... Thursday Feb - n
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 50 NORTH
RIVER
1hee steamers are uniform in size and unsurpassed
pointments. The saloon, staerOOms, Smoking Bath
placed amships where noise and motion are
least felt afofding degree Of comfort hitherto unanabe
al
RArpssalOon, $50 $50 and $780, gold Return Tickets
favorable terms Stecrage, *2S.
For inspection Of plans and other information apply at tho
COmpany's Offices, No. 81 Broadway. New-Y ork.
IL. ]. CORrIS. Agent
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-02-08
The Weekly Banner,

The proprietors of the BAS-
sER feel highly gratified by the
liberal patronage bestowed upon
the weekly edition by The citi-
zens of this and adjoining coun-
ties. Old subscribers are coming
forward. paying their sulscriP-
tions and renewing. while new
subscribers are coming in daily.
The subscription list is now
larger than ever before, and as
we have just remarked is con-
stantly increasing. The pro-
prietors viii spare no pains to
make the BANNEN a welcome
visitor TO every household, and
would also take this occasion 10
say to the merchants that as
an advertising medium it is un>
surpassed.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-02-08
Bland's si.ver Bill.

For the benefit OF cur readers
we republ:sh the tull text of
BANDS silver bill, as originally
presented. Several amendments
have been proposed, but no ac-
ton has as yet been taken on
any OF them:
An dct TO authorize the tree
coinage OF the silver dollar and
restore its legal tender clfal.ac-
ter
Be it enacted by the Senate
and House OF Representative OF
the United States OF America
IN Congress assembled, That
there shall be coined at the sew
eral mints OF the United States,
silver dollars OF the weight Of
four hundred and twelve and u
halt grains troy, of STANDARD sill
yer, as provided in the act OF
January eighteenth eighteen
hundred and tllirty-seven, OH
which shall be the devices and
superscrptions provided by said
act: which, coins, together with
all silver dollars heretofore coiii-
cd IVY the United States, of like
weigh and.nominal value, shall
be legal tender for all debts and
dnes, pnblie or private. except
where otherwise provided by
contract; and the owner of sill
yer bullion NAV deposit the same
at any United States coinage
mint or assay office, to be coined
in such dollars for his benefit,
upon the same terms and con-
ditions as gold bullion is de-
posted for coinage under exist
ing laws.
See. 2 All acts and parts of
acts inconsistent with the pro-
visions of this act are hereby
repealed.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-02-08
County Offices.

Ii one hundred men run for
county offices and pay us five
dollars each for announcements,
says the lightning calculator
on the San Saba Ne,os, the
printers fees viii amount to
$500. Most of the county
papers in the State ere mpking
similar calculations, though not
quite as eStravagantly as the
Heacs. Nearly every county in
the State is Democratic by a
large majority, and in conse--
quenee OF this there does not
seem to be the same disposition
as formerly to make strict
party nominations either in
county or municipal elections,
The people have about come to
the conclusion that they want
good men, who are honest and
competent, for city and county,
officials without stopping. to
make a political issue. The
Republican party is very dead
in Texas, and all the best
men are Democrats. The
chances are about ten to one
that the democratic officials
will be elected anyway.
These views are given for
the purpose OF showing the gen
cral feeling in the State, and
without the intention of making
special reference 10 any partic.
>nlar locality. 1t is sometime
till the election, and the people
OF this county will have plenty
of time to think over and can
vass the matter ofcounty officers
among themselves. There will
be no scarcity of candidates.
There is already half dozen
gentlemen in the field for
sheriff, and each one is con
WINGED that be is the strongest
man. For the other county
Offices candidates are not quite
so abundant Nevertheless, there
is no danger OF any office going
a-begging Tor want OF a man to
fill it.
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n egre Emigration to Mexico.

The New Orleans Times OF
the 18th nit contains an edito-
rial showing that it is entirely
unnecessary for the dissatisfied
negroes to emigrate to Liberia.
Mexico is the country for them
it is said to be the colored mans
paradise; as much So, as was
Canada before the war. 1t is
not olrly an abolition country,
bat it is a place where social
equality is mot amere by-word
and nockery-" In fact, they
practice mixing not only in so-
ciety, but also in niatrimony-
and the whole nation is a mon
grel crowd OF negroes, whites
and Indians beautifully blended
together, without regard to race,
color or previous condition.
What happier condition OF So
ciety could an ambitious darkey
ask
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-02-08

George Harris, me murder
err Olenick, OF Austin, is the son
of George W. Harris, of Knox
vile, Tenn, who was postmas--
ter Of that city under Buchanan
and the author of the famous
Sut Luvengood Letters s. i.
Express.
: Round Kock Head2ights
Kite flying is the popular
amusement. The Round Rock
and Bolton telegraph lire is
progressing rapidly. Before
the mouth eluses messages will
be sent. =. Farming and ear-
denins operations briSk....A
Rnund Rock mar paid $3.50
freight on tour sacks of grain
that cost 81 in Houston -. \
recent census shows that we
have a population OF Icon.
= Giddings Lone Star. W.
p. Miles. II citizen OF Elgin,
was shot by an unknown party
through the window OF his sa-
loon. The shot took effect in
his shoulder. lie isnot danger
ossly wounded We cannot
find man IN our county that
we would feel justified in in
sulting with the nomination for
Governor. Bruce kid,ler was
arrested in Austin for the theft
of horse from Z. A. Bnrns, of
this town. He WAS bought
here yesterday.
Marlin Bal: Some cotton
in the field yet e. None OF the
Marlin preachers have preached
hell set. Only one CONNER
cial failure in Marlin so far.
Lager at five cents a glass is a
luxury. A young man in the
show business attempted suieitle
by morphine. lie WAS 5ailei
with a sfunm,:he pump. The
eighteen horned COW is on cxhi-
hitinn "A passenger depot is
needed. The present. aceommo-
dations are a disgrace to the
railroad.
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Arnlistice.

The peace preliminaries and
armistice were signed at Adri-
anople on the 31st ult. The
conditions require large con-
cessions OF Turkish territory.
Orders have been issued sus-
pending hostilities. At st.
Petersburg there was thanks
giving in all the churches, and a
brilliant illumination at night.
Austria is about to present a
note refusing to sanction any
conditions OF peace which would
imperil the existence of Turkey.
The Gar addressed the Russian
troops, congratulating them on
the success of their arms, and,
concluding, said: eve are still,
however, far from the end, and
let MS continue to bold ourselves
prepared until we obtain a
durable peace worthy of Rus
sia." 4. Vienna dispatch to
the London Standard says:
The situation is still regarded
here as serious. A Berlin
special also says: The situation
is still considered critical. The
Cars address creates distrust.
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The Twc-tilirds Rule.

Judging from the tone OF the
State press, there seems to be a
general disposition TO abrogate
the time-honored custom OF re-
curing a Iwo>thirds vote to
nominate in a convention. 1t
cannot be denied that the en-
iorcement of this rule has fire.
quently nullified the known
will of the convention, and
often resulting in the nemina-
ton of a compromise candidate
who at the outset was-not even
the choice respectable minor.
ity. Where the majority have
fonnd, after numerous and
tedious ballotings, that they
could not elect their man, they
would not be willing to take
the next most popular eandi-
date, because that would be a
concession to the minority-the
result is the selection of some
Que about whom neither side
cared anything in particular.
The rule should be abolished.
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Hydrophobia.

Two well-deyeloped cases of
hydrophia have recently been
reported. One, that of a
young man in Georgetown, d.
g., who was bitten by a vagrant
dog, and hydrophia did not
develop until after the wound
had healed and all fears OF dam
ger had been dispelled. The
medical fraternity found none
OF the alleged remedies Tor the
disease OF any avail. A SINH
lar case occurred at Chicopee,
Mass, where a robust, intelli-
gent man was bitten by va
grant dog. After an interval
OF two months from the time of
the bite, the man, not a tanci-
tul, nervous individual, tortured
by his fears, died in all the
agonies Of hydrophobia. In
this case, also, all remedies
tailed to give any relief.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-02-08
A $4,000 Robbery.

A special to the Galveston
Ne,os from Paris, says at 5 P.
NJ. on the 4th the cashier of the
Paris Exchange Bank gave the
agent of the Texas Express
Company a package containing
$4,000 in currency, addressed
to a St. Louis bank. The agent
OF the company says that Willie
standing on the platform at
1915 A. NJ, awaiting the train,
and holding the package in
question in his left hand, under
an overcoat, he was struck in
the face with some instrument,
and knocked down. His wrists
were cut in order to loose his
hold on the. package On rising
he saw two forms disappearing
in the darkness, and fired upon
them. There is no clue to the
robbers.
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Maj. Joseph d. Savers.

Many of our exchanges make
very favorable mention of the
name of Maj. Joseph D. Savers,
of Bastrop, Chairman of the
State Democratic Executive
Committee, for the position of
Lieutenant Governor. We fully
endorse the recommendation,
and hope that Mai. Savers may
receive the nomination. We
know of no man in. the State
who is more worthy of the po-
sition than Maj. Sayers. He
has never been an office-seeker,
and is mixed up with no rings
or jobs. His political record is
pure and untarnished. He is a
lawyer who has already ac-
quired a Statewide reputation
tor ability. In his present pc
sition he has, so far as We
know, given eutire satisfaction
to the party. Of the war
record OF Maj. Savers we deem
it unnecessary to speak. 1t is
well known to all the old SOL
diers of the State.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-S@nate
The silver bill is still under
discussion. in view of the suff-
erins and famine in Northern
China it was suggested thst the
uuexpenedcd balance Of money
received from China in 1856 be
used to relieve the sufferers.
Referred to theproper committe 3
\ member Of bills ware INTRO
duced.
Rouse.-Memorials concern
ing the suffering Chinese were
presented and referred.
Tina bill authorizing the con-
struction of * bridge across the
Mississippi at Memphis was re-
ferred to the Committee OF the
Whole.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-02-08

THE Bolton journal suggests
Waco as the proper place for
holding the State convention,
and, May or June as the proper
time. We dissent from both
propositions. Galveston or
Houston should have the con-
vention, and the proper time
we think would be August or
early in September. A two
months canvass ought certainly
he long enough TO satisfy the
average newspaper man, to say
nothing of the sufferings to be
endured by the reader.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-02-08

SAMUEL j, TILDEN may poss'-
bly, hear OF something to his
advantage in case the arrested
members OF the Louisiana re-
turning board carry ont their
threats Of telling all they know
of the true inwardness of the
electoral count. Major Burke's
narrative on that subject to-day
is mighty interesting reading,
but will no doubt pale into in
significance when Wells, Andcr-
son & Co. throw their calciun
light on the subject.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-02-08
a PARAGRAPH going the rounds

A PARAGRAPH going the rounds
states that in 1857 Dan Emmett
one OF the members OF the orig
NAL Campbell minstrels COM
posed the tune since so popular
ly known as Dixie" 1t was
by ACCIDENT adopted as the ma
tional air shortly alter the
commencement of the war. The
composer. Dan Emmett, is now
in a common variety saloon III
the wicked city of Chicago
playing "Dixie" on his fiddle
for a mere pittance.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-02-08

At an early hour on Saturday
morning the police, force of San
Antonio went a-tishiug for
tramps A couple OF camps
were discovered near the city.
containing about twenty-five
men each. One of the camps
was as many as the peelers
could manage. They ordered
the men into Ene, and marched
twenty-six Of them to the city.
Here they were eoralEed until
The Recorders court opened.
About half of them escaped,
aud the remainder were fined
$40 each, and assigned TO duty
On the streets
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1878-02-08

BRICK PoMERoY's Democrat
has suspended. This is good
news; Pomeroy is nothing but
a disorganizer and by the sus,
pensive OF his paper journalism
in the United States suffers no
loss.
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A Londan dispatch OF the 9Th

A Londan dispatch OF the 9th
quotes the Post: "The Rus
slams are in Constantinople.
This was the news last night
current in London, and we in
cline to think it based upon Off
cial authentic intelligence. The
message has come via Alexandria.
The precise nature Of the oc-
cupa ton is unknown. Practlc-
abigail are agreed that the capital
Of Turkey and the key of the
East is in the hands of the Car
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The San Saba Ne,os has no
particular favorite for governor,
but wants some good man who,
will not only run well. but who
will make a governor for the
people. Unless this kind of
unity can be effected it suggests
an outside party. For instance,
Big Foot Wallace.
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ME. JEFF, DAVIS is named as
the possible successor OF Senator
Bruce, colored, OF Mississippi,
should his political disabilities
be removed in time.