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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-08-17

earhooique plus forte gus b quantit6
d'oxygene inepirka L'<quilihse qui doit exis-
ter entre Ne <lFmeute auhstautiels n<cesaaires
II circulstioN ~ l'0xyGAne sbaorbS - trouve
de- ls sorte d<trnit: l'acide carbouiqne pr6slo-
mine. ct toua lee dkrangemeuta qui procSslent
do ID auperaboedsnns dc ct agent. en- sOut
h coua<quenee kvidente. J'siouteeai } cette
eanas rsbws de- sli0sots soinsux q De-
boissoms atimulentM.
Csess maladis sst-elle euaseptible Dc pr.
veution A cette question, voici ma rfponae.
a voua etea IN 6nWwe aant<. continues vOs
habitudea. Ne rec0ures aucun m6dicament,
sucan breuvage qui vous aoit ktranger.
veua aerss 10 pesmier attaQuSs t1aiaaes snx
timidea lea fhmigatious. lea respirstious dc
suhstancsa volatiles; elles % sont daucuu
serviCe. IA meilleur conseil prendrc est
celui-ci: Etea.vous tempkrauts Restes tenn
pkrauk Aves-vous coutume dc boire, meme
outrs mesurcs Msintenex.vous dan: cetse
memo v0ie. En- deux m0ta, oeuy-lA 3chappo-
root M A<aa qni conformeront leur nonrri-
ture. leur boiason. leur sommeil. leurs exer.
ciees jourusliers r<tat de leur eystAme tel
qail existait II naisaaNce do b msladie,
<vitaut tOutea Lea causes Qui donneraient lieu
4 uue surexcitation. par exemple: s'exp0ser
une trop grsnde chaleur. 4 nm frold subit. B
des fatigue0 excsasivea. Ms conviction eat
que Ton peut reapirer aans danger latino
aphere empoisounke de- b 6Avre janne. lore
que ron garantit r<quilibre des diver~ o..
eanes. Je dirai pine. % suis certain cue d.
des 10 d<hut Do l'attaque. h m1decin. eu lteu
de- % laiaasr inti,uider. on de grandir les
sympt6mea, chsrchait rorRans le p)ue forte
meut atteint. ct s'attachait surtout le gue-
rir. dana h plus grand nombre dea CO le sujet
reviendrait ID aant< sane traveraer lea d.
veraes p<viOslas du h<an. Of a0uvent sans
briser . harque On dernier <cueil.
0tJeon. Baptiste. 70 ao0t lNA.
DR J. TURLUCHER.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-08-17

steamers neufs J. n. White ct Ed.
scnrd j. Gay soot arrives lei le 49,
voici lee principaux nnm6roa ga-
Rnauta IN tirage dn l3. de In Loterio
de- h Louisiana en-. .0OO. No 56l72 !;
3l0.0M. Ne 3lAO 45. .O0O. No 52247 |;
1850. NoA. 1895 at 6630S; AI 600,
Ma. 6500. 1898, 2665e, 1870 ct
8670.-Thibodauxville ct Napoleon.
vile ont proclam6 Ia qnarantaine |:
"a Quand le tour de Chevretteville r.
demsnde le Piosaier Do rAssomptios.
M. J..B. Godefroid, tue eo tOmbant
dun train Do chemin de- fer pres de
I.onisville. etait IN tailleur Dc n
Nouvelle. Orleans. a.-SOnt d&cld6s: le
9, ! Carrollton, N. Nicolas Comman.
deur, avocat, veteran du Mexique,
R ans; ct, / 10 Nouvelle- Orleans, Il
8, 10 profeaaewr Hyacinthe Loiseau,
employ6 / rAbsille. n6 4 Orlkans,
France, e ana le 10, le Rev. Lamy,
profeaaenr su college dn Cap Girar.
dean, 81 ana; le II, N. Andre Brona-
seau, ne IN Canada. n6gociant eatim3,
hean-pore dn s6nateur Ed. White,
66 ans. 8.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-08-17

Ia diatribution de- r<eompenaea Do ZEE.
pcaiticn De PAria smss lien 10 u ssptsWbre.
TN bill, coutenant dea meaures do riguaur
exccaaivea contre lss aorialiatea. <t< pr&pa-
rs par IL prince Bismark. Depuia l'attsntat
de Modelling, u y . ca ea AllemaRue. pour In
tursa rEmrereur. 56 arre~tstions 1t ,5Ql
condemnation. ees derni1rea ccmpsenant n
Sammes 6 SosDaat 40 total Do 81 snn6ss d
prison.
L. Ceur supreme do Msxiqua rseonnu h
drDtt d'extraditioa. invoqu6 cootre deux
Deurtriem mar ~ sutorit<a do TexaA.
Le co@itS Potter . aentendu. ls "a. le colonel
W.-H. Roberts ct n. John A. Laet. Do h
Lo0isiane. Butler r6pudie Kaorney e dkc1ase
~ ~ eEpeser du pasti republicaiu que sur ID
question hmauriAre.
4 0rsaeda, Mississippi. - u. q Y eu ~ cas
d 6evvo jaans q > d6cas.-A Memphis, 10
MSwe jeur. . o. et 3 dkcAa-Un couglea mi.
csnecopiQWs" s'est rsuni AIudianapolis, q
eo@pte cent dklkgu6o.
In Loaiaiane. h paSti national s'nrkanies
roptdessoWt q aura une eo0vemti0n nomi-
naHte. r. -, B b nIle Aea TurDees, Noavelle.
Oss<aaa-lA ssajee E..A. Burke ct parti
pc1e Mew-Yask. eppsl6 par 1e eomltk Pottae.
-O0 ID eaA, d No9vel1e- OvSkana. AAvve
iasea l3leas ssaveaax. % d<res grand 70.
I'll, 006 60. lS0 d6eAa.-Le ytank Psresssi
eese ~ pasti ne rcrsai. ! eauss dee viG1eurs
= b Qaafastaias tsat b lsag du 0sava-
Lee 11stvo @eartsien de- Nsrciase Arsioax
see ~ pendua. b H. ! Doaa)dsoaville.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-08-17

lea deputies Pascal Duprat, Wilson,
Ranvier, y assistaient, ainsi que 800
marchands et dklkgu6s des ports de
mer ct villes de France ; II y . 81
pr<sent& IN projet do trait6 r6dui.
aant uotablement Lea droits d'impor.
tation, ct sp6cialement ceax qui pA.
cent sar lee vine 6 les soiea. On ms.
moire sers adressS 90 ParIemeut
ftaucais ct % Coogres amkricain.-
L. conference mou<tairo interna.
tiouals . 6lu n. L6oo Say president,
ct s'eat ajouru6s au l6.-La greve
des cochers eat termin6e.-Parmi les
inveutaurs etindustriels recon pena6s
D rExpoaition, sont nommSs McCor.
mick, Wheelock, Wood, Edyaon,
Wheeler 4 Wilson, Fairbauks, Col.
line, Disatou, Wilc0x, Farmer, John.
st0n, Pullman, Remington ct II Gem.
pasnie am6ricaine d'horlogerie.-Le
Coastijsliosssl . donu6 ct maiu,ient
II nouvelle dss faucailles do Tex.
prince imperial Louis Napoleon ct
dc 10 pspceaae Thyra, du Dane.
met4.-I/o ~ )ulIl0c, eat 0eCe0e, .
rage de 60 ana. 10 docteur LGuasedat,
dtput6 Dc rallies, jadis proscrit De
d6oemhre.
Lee Raises et les Turcs 6vacueut
leurs positions, mais lee PREMIER
font vers rAfghanistan une pointe
qui inquiete l'Angleterre. Une
<meute nihiliste q St6 r6prim<e !
Odessa. L'Autriche se fraie Il vote l
comps de- canon en- Bosuie. ct Bis.
mark menace ID Porte qufl accuse
de fomeuter 10 resistance coutse FAR
mke autsichienne. On parle du priu.
% valaque George Bibesco pour le
tr6ue Dc Bulgarie.-Les elections
honGroiseo sont dkcid6ment favOrs-
hles % gouveruement-Ls reiue
Victoria pess6, le -, une grande
revue navxle 1 Portsmouth. -Uoe
mani6estatioo rtpublicaine dans l'Es-
tramadnre eat d6aavon6e par lee chefs
du particle cardinal Lorenzo Nina
ren,plsce 90 Vatican 10 feu cardinal
Franchi.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-08-17
P A R OIS 8 e 8
ST.CH Rs

Dams a. aeanCe du B a0tlt, Ie
jury de police de st. Charles . en-.
tendu Ia lecture tres satisfaissnte
dun rapport do comit6 de hnan.
ces, compose de NM. Pm. Ken.
ner, H..C. McCutcheon ct Emile
Roat, ct constataut ladmiuistra.
tion economiqne de la paroisse;
approuve divers complies, recu IN
m4moire des babitauts do bayou
des Allemauds demandant un
cbemin, ct accord6 uue svauCe do
$500 40 board des lcoles.
10 Herald rapporte que John
Skinner, homme de couleur; . 9t6
tue par II chute dun arbre, pen.
dant QUIT coupait du bois sur
l'hsbita ton Daujeau.
La paroisse st. Charles nHtait
pas represent6e 4 ls convention
d6mocrstique do Baton. Rouge.
sr.JxAN.BAPrrsrB
Mons avons recu, CONNIE d'bs.
bitnde, uns el4gante brochure
contenant la liste des prix du col.
lEge Jefferson, de st. Jacques, ct,
CONNIE d'habituile aussi, mons en
extrayons ce qui interesse parti.
cnlieremeut nos paroiases.' Lee
pr0fesseurs du coll6ge, pendant n
derniAre AIMEE scolaire, 6taient lee
RI. J..B. Bigot president, tr6so-
rier ct Professor de physique I;
J..J. Grimes, directeur spiritusl,
professor de rh6torique; A.
Ichea, pr6fet de 10 division senior,
profesaeur de- classiques ct de
ftancais; /; A. Kempnich, professeur
de ftancais ct d'allemand J.
MuncaAter, profeaaeur d'humani.
t6s ct d'srithm6tique; AMI.
de h PeichardiAre, prefet de IL di.
vision senior, profesaeur de fran.
Gaia ct d'kcritare; A. Guillemiu,
pr6fet de 10 division junior, pro.
fsaseur de ftsncais, d'arithm6ti.
one, de deasin ct F6criture ;-et
MN. r. Greene, profeaseur dan.
glais (ls classe), de francsis, de
chimie, de math&matiques ct de
tenne de livree /; EFF. Sewer, pre-.
fet de la division junior, protesseur
d'suglaia (3e classe) ct do classi.
ques; Thomas Geary, professeur
d'sngiaia (5e classe) ct de latin |;
H..A. Gorm,y, professeur dan.
glsis, classe pr6paratoire, 1ere d.
vision james Joyce, protesseur
d'snglais, clssse pr6paratoire. q
division, ct Dc classiques; +.
Blanchy, protesseur do musique;
Dr.. L. DePoorter, m9decin; g..
Dsmae6, chirurgien. .dentiste.-
Nous demons msintcnsnt, par or.
dre alphab6tique, h liste des
jeunes laureats dc nos par,tseee:
st. Charles Joseph Louque, Ter
accessit do traduction latine, psix
de compositiou lstine, 3e aoceeait
dc gree, Ter accessit d'histoire, 1er
prix d'6criture, prix do dessin u.
n6aire, b acoeexit Dc musique In.
atrumentale flames Viller6 (de
Hahnville), mention honorable dc
cooduits et applicatiou, % accsssit
Dc diligence.
0t.Jss~- Bsptisls Charles Oem'
bre. 3 aeoesat d'excelleoce, Ter
sccossit dabrthogrspbe, 9e accessit
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-08-17


SAuf h preaoe ol1rielle da parti, 40
ue aanrait dire que II plsts-forme Dc
B&too.RoMge ait 81 aocaeillie avec
10 bien VII enthouslasme; % CON.
mence toutefoia ! ~ faire ct ! sp-
pr'uver 1es demaudes dc eubeldee q
meme lapoth6ose do grsssbsek, r6hs.
bilit6 par des circ''netauces ou des
ntcesett9e tmprevues. On adlsere sus'
81 eu maintieu de l'ancien0e d6lAgs-
tt"n cougresetonnelle avec laquelle
90 . tsavers6 uue erise perilleuse.
Comme tr<aorier, Moncure ccmptait
de noWbreux parttaaus; mails tla -
reaignent, et Burke eat endoaa6 par
10 gruo Dc 10 d6m0crstie l0aisianaiee.
L. parti r6puhlicain ~ diviae les
nolss font hawde ! part, syant 6t6 q.
clua Dc tostss lee places ct fsveurs |;
)es hoanes Doetrent d(jA tmidement
0Welquea capdidatnree, oppoeant h
jnge =. North Cnllom . Z. John Ellie,
ct coWtve Randall Gibaoo, Dettant en-
avant Sheldon, Buaeey on Barwell.
La oocialistas Ntent 6Svotement 10
dtmanehe D 10 sale d. Turuers, Oa
tls tnvoqaemt TEtat eervtteur qui fdt
10 rive Dc Ihoenete Louis Blanc /; lee
oeaeeeve de Ia derntere e6ance 6taieut
Mn: E..w: Schs9er, John Roy ct
Mcmahon, 1rlandais CONNIE son ho-
ncnywe q fs!te. mats pas encore
president De p k6pobItqoe.
y. Oecar Arroyo, asssstent.eeere-
esSTe d'Etoe, pserese po"r 10 deper.
t"mene Do 10 Guere 10 eoPte d. actes
traocsemnt sox Et:ts- Uots re~p!scs-
@eot de- soets Jackcon, St.Pht!tppe,
PIKE, HeCo9b, Livingston ct Bte..
venn.-LH Cha1hre Do eomnerce Dc
- Noeve''e: Orleans 2 rsoeeaee c"3e!e
e syeeeme ee enasanestoe tonieea q
viIle e1ee eons 70 sna.ooeee g ~.
osoe. - pe.sqee fMe moeo6ro %
!eos oa = neso ns !S,ISl vica@es
~ ~ sI ss u! uove; 0!es y psus
serno'e ?omsoee esens ces'e ao ~ so9s'
1n'e = ~ peeoeee o. 60 Io0,
u,ssePee0S S sn.n . 0sxI@u@
% ~ p " : ~ ~ ~ .c''. - & 2" "S ooI. q
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neur Ia nomination de HavOcat do
district pro temp0ve, sans mention.
ner lavOcat de parOisae, q ripOst6
en- retablissant NJ. Gervaia LAche
q CO dernier poste, ct le gAteau eat
aujourd'hui coupe en- deux.
-Bien que des pluies presque
quotidiennes fassent surtout l'af.
faire des plantenrs sucriers, lea ri.
ziers - hatent dams leur r6c0lte.
TOutef0isla chaleur est accablante,
ct il nest pas rare de voir tomber
lea travailleura dams le champ. On
nous ahirme que, In semaine der.
Mere, 4 St.Jacques, sur rhabita.
ton Paul Grima, Is moissouneurs
sur 200 ont etc frapp4s d'insola.
ton, sans pourtant quill y ait ca de
decAs 4 c0nstater.
M. Charles w. BarriAre, de Ia
grande maison dHtof{ss Samuel L.
Boyd, 00-92 rue Commune, OF
1O5-1O rue Gravier, Nouvelle.
Orleans, visitera, dn 81 an q de
&C mois, aes nombreux clients de
St-Jean. Bsptiste.
-Lundi, IL, est d6ced6e, sur Ia
rive gaucbe, Nine venve Herbert
Tr6pagnier, agee de % ans.
-Faute de place, nous rem.
voyons 4 regret IA proclaim nu.
nero le compte.r ,ndu de Ia ses.
sion tenue cette semaine par la
C0ur de paroisso.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-08-17
CLUB DB NICHOLS & WILTS
assari q b yarotss SsJss~-BspAisAs.

asard = = parotass 6sLssa- BepAisAs.
Messieun les Sditsurs du NaseAae(b<
Malgr6 10 forte chaleur ct des me-
naces d'0rage, une assistance nom.
breuse s'est rendue 1 rappel du pr6.
sident dc % clnb, mercredi 7 cOurant,
chez N. SEVERN Hymel.
Le bat do cette REUNION <tait de-
r6organiser 10 club Nichols T. Willis
pour 10 campague electorate do 1879.
Ont 6t6 Slus ! l'unanimit6:
FEE. Smith,-pr6sideut,
Emile M6ricq,-ler vice-pr6aideut,
SEVERN Hymel,-2e
Septinse Gaillot,-3e
Th6ophile utrsix,-ler sscr6taire,
Christophe Barbier,-2e
Florian sin,-tr6soeier,
Ursin Hymel, = grsnd.masshal,
Adam Shexueydre, Ter assistant %
! Benjamin Duftesue, q I"
AprSs rappel ! l'ordre, lss r6solu.
lions suivantes ont 6t6 pr6eeut6es et
adopt6es, ! l'unsoimit6:
R6eols Que 10 nom Dc % club aera
dor6navant 10 club do Vide. Apaks.
Attssdw qM'ane election Gu lien
dana notre ward, le aamedi 3couraut,
dana le bat dc nommer Quatre d6l6.
gu6a / II convention de par0isse ct
Attesdw que nous n'avons pas StA
o6lciellsment infoem6s do cette 6lec.
ti0n ct que par cons6quent aucuu
jnge ri ,eommissaire detection mont
6t6 nominee par notse club ! Get e6et,
II est .....- m.
Rkeols que nons demaudOus 40 Co.
mit6 ex6cutif do paroisse d'ordounsr
une nouvelle election dana uotre
ward, ct one % club en- soft ollcielle.
mont uotil6.
R6iols que nous dsmandons 1 Strs
consu't6s sur toutss lee questions
ayant trait ! l'iutkret de MOTTO ward.
RIsols que 10 president do % club
soft aat0ris6 ! nommer 90 conit6 do
conference de- 8 membres, don't lui.
meme fera partie, qui sers charge do
- metre % relstions avec lee autres
wards do ls paroisse a0u do s'enteu.
dre relativement ! ladite convention
dc paroisse.
Ont St6 uomm6s membres do conf.
tk do conference, NM. F.-E. Smith,
Emile M6ricq OF SEVERN Hymel.
!, R6solw one copie do CO resolutions
Soit transmiss "a Comit6 ex6cutif do
paroisae, "a xeecAAo6H ct l rAbsillS
do "a NosusllS. Ovliaas, avec priAre do
les publisr. $50
Sur motion, 10 club s'est ajourn6 "a
dimanche. II O0urant. Oh 1'0n a'oocn.
pera dc chooses dc Il plus hsute i'm.
p0rtaDce. ..r
Xsrcrsdi, 2 aoAt 1879.
Sigu6-F..E. SMITH, prtsidsst.
Pour copie conf0rme, 10 secr6tairo
TatoPnlLB DUrRElx.
sT.JACQUBs
Nous liaona dams IL Lowisiaaais:
Marile, = 8 ae0k l'6eliss 9te-P PhilooAus,
parossss Absorption. Il. Edouard Bour.
1sois. d h pasolsss Se-Jasquss, st Milo No
thilde Iolee, do 10 paeoless Assumption.
-veats pas b s66gif, masdi q eo0k Aeo.
- heares d. matin. sup 1ee lisaS, d'uuo teero
d6peodast do 10 suceassios Maseelline Aoos.
q. slame Paal vegns. a6airs ADsxantlro VEGAS
Z autrss soetrs faal vegas L amtsss; sisn<e
yive droite ID Misaisnpl. A73 nillas d h
Nosvsllc Osi6aas; nseaeset q sspsats do
fhos ~ 0savs sur 20 10 peof6ndear. sasrs
ligues paralleles; hee,s<s sa hsnt q "a bas
LOT de ll6 piSls Dc fher ~ chsmin sur l<6 Do
prolSn6sur, q 10 - d6Peadlanosa. apparse-
nant ! John Vegas; plss 10 Dulets, fI ehae.
ruea, ! ceeval, 4~Aasrettes. , hessss. lot do
hssnAia heaea. mteaax eanne, machius do
Ooult0 3 o06e. mAoh)aA v0io1SN. 6o2Ry: n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
7HH HUDS0Y RITEP IcE CE0P.

DISASTER WROUGHT BY \ WEEK OF RAIN AND SUI
sHIxr-FEARS or \ rOTAI FAILURE.
IfRoM ~ uCo AsIoHAL CORRESPONDENT oI rnE TKIBCNf
PouGHKEEPsIE, Jan. ~ week ago the
ice crop TINS vicinity seemed Az assn.ei sucfr5i To-
day it looks As If gong prove utter faiarc
In the early part OF last week several inches OF clear,
ro,npact ice covered the Hudson fr south
NcWburg. and the lee men rciOiced al the poo
poet OF an abundant and excellent harycst.
The lee was strong enough 10 hear skaters,
and few adventurous iccyachtsnru launched tHrig
boats and by keeping CLOSE in ,logc. suffer- mi hap
The weather all thu could he asked FOR, and
PROMISE o. steady low temperature To- the OF the
Winter. FlT this reason the haTesters delayed work,
dreaming that few days rain would put OFT of
their power altogether 70 gather ice and pcrhaps render
the whoe aboHive. On the inland lakes and
ponds OF Duchcss and Orange Counties the prospects
were even better than on the river. The lee
usually clear and solid where had been cared for aud
measured from six to nine inches IN thickness.
But on Wednesday change DER the spirit o. the
ice harvcstcrs' dreams The day was warm
mild aud very hot "a to the Evening brought
hopeful Of frost. but The morning dark
mluky day-a very death-sentence TO Al
began TO rain and water fe III greater or less quantities
until late Friday evening" when the wind came down from
North strong cold. Saturday morning found TIE
solid on the surface, but honey and
rotted by the wet thaw Of tho two prccod-
ing days. very hot sun quickly made
il difficult fOr sk,tIng and, the riy cr
dangerous to walk upon. was illustrated
by the drowning Of Il boy named Van 81 ke while Al
tempting to cross the river the ice Sunday was
another warm murky day, ending IN hard shower
which completely broke the DICK OF the ice II needed
only the tide ia the river change the beautiful clear
bridge of last week into mass OF rotten Ice b0wders
aud small pieces while that upon tho small lakes became
full OF an cells and ClOgRcd with uuirOzcn wgcrthe
very poo est KIND OF Tee, and not worth the gathering
have talked with several veteran hafvCstors whose
knowledge Of th region is derived from many wears
pCgicuCc, and find tDCm without exception 10 he
desuJdcnt oyerte prospects Of tie Not only DO
they the disastrous effects Of continued thaW-
though tances have happened Of
end OF the Winter after all hope had been gwen up Of
n successful cIol,-bu they declare that even in
cast 81 cold weather the zee" formed
Oore b0ndrr, and scraps now floating III the river aud
the debris which they away from tie shores by tie
changing tides Of such inferior quality
iy 'cpay On" gathering.
The Applications for work ~ the various ice-houscs
along the river have been numerous tins Winter.
The work Is hard and poorly paid In the extreme bat
There many hecabOgts who eagerly Jump Inc
pitlahoe which IL 10 be earned al II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
TREATMENT OF A sEcEDNG CHURCH.

At the meeting of the Brooklyn Presbytely,
Yesterday tho of Grace Church, which recently
changed Prosby eriafsm for Congregationasln, cane
III. Two petitions for actiOn were presented One was
signed by seven the cid members OF the church. who
were opposed the action OF the majority :;
the other WAS submitted by Alfred Farrand
The Rev. DR. Van Dyke introduced resolution, which
vss adopted unanimously that, in view OF facts In
the case Grace Presbyterian Church be dssOved that tire
clerk M The church be- required deliver the clerk
the Pr,bytcry the records Of tho church, aud that the
Trustees take the toward
securing and retaining control Of the church property
yet been decided what further steps will he
taken in the matter. The Congrcgat Ona society
held it's second meeting ut the residence OF Rev MI
Hal, the pas.O or, last evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
THE COURTS.
Jora wn,rnnvr CHAMBERS cnn.DRp,

Jorrs wnsrunVr CHAMBERS CHILDREN
FWTr THOUSAND YEAR ASKED FoR TURN.
Aida Carey and others appointed 10y job.
Winthrop Chsuler IN III, WILL the guardians ~ NJ. Ton
children, have brought suit 10 which the children ana
the United states Trust Company made Asfenda,,,
TO determine how much shal, be paid for their suny,
Their fathers property Is not available until they rraes
twenty The oldest 10 only fifteen The propcr,
In the hands Of the United States Trustee Commas
comes directly indirectly from their mother. si,na
accumulation since ts~r mothers; OF i'll
estate settled the mother af her narr,rs.
producing income OF $4,000 year.
81 &is0ooo subsequently settled by Mr. Aston on ,hs
tate worth sl75 900 and bringing IN an income Of an,
00o. eft by Mr. Astor 10 their mother; aud N cys,
$4,000 In Enssh fuids isft sy special oil of William
H. Asor 20 them Then there arc also Tho house and 80
tate Of Rnkeby IN Duchess County whore their f,hes
lived AID No. 1872 MsdiSoBsye., their town house. .fts
5000 and which could be rented Tor ~ 900 A yenr
The income from the personal profer Is over ssooo
anu FROM the real estate over 10000 After tl<.s
mothers death. their father allowed $4,000 ys,r
tor their support wsicb, with his own wealth. va
sufficient
The scale u which their father has them s,1
IN the manner he proposed. Two of the boys ars in
England fitting for Rugby aud Baton. one f1f is Al
school In the Ise ~ wight One hoy "a al private shoo
NJ Slug Sing. The rest ~ ROkeby. Tncy have bren
secastomd 10 goig To Newport earh year. The saardL
ans ask SJO,OO0 % year, which they appropriate "a f
lows f!6.OuO fir The general expenses " the house
where tael live S2,0O0 for travelling eSPense- $1,000
or tire children IN Englnnd ~ 200 for The boy -hr
ng; ~ 800 for tuition for the younger ehsircn j9n
tor Keeping the ground at kokebY aud ca 90 f,r
The summer visit gt Newport.
Pending the sut Judge Barrett has granted Q ten.
pprlry prdrT mat so1lT H..
been pnid their father In DcriDber had ne lived M
pad to the guardians by the Trust Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15

Life and Letters of Charles Sumner announce
a second edition of that excellent book. which has
been almost as heartily praised by English as
BY American reviewers Mr. Picrce's judicious and
thorough editing gets due recognition. For English
readers, the parts of the book which describe Eng
lish life have naturally the greatest attraction
certainly much greater attraction than the perhas
too full record of the opinions of so many ioca'V
eminent Bostonans about Mr.. Sumner There IS al
this moment, decided taste for letters aud hiera-
lure relating to the social phenomena oil the laSt
generation The book is printed here from electro
plates, but it's American publishers may IKE 70
know that in those mechanical respects where there
was room for difference, the American edition 's
superior to the English u. ". >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
THIRTEEN MEN DROWNED 1T SEA.

BoSroN, Jan. 14.-0n the 6lh of January
the sng schooner Lite Kate. with her crew Of tr-
teen South Boston men, LEFT Boston to fish for aadock
During the storm Thursday night last the boa, vynen
homewarG bound. went ashore OF Duxbury and became
total loss. II reported that the crew were saved
but Captain Ill., of the lfe-saving station at Duvhur
teegr0phs that all OF the were probably lo.t
and body has been recovered. The crew were oII
residents OF South Boston, and related to each ohor BIS
either blood marriage. The names are as follows
john A. Hines. captain; Martin Hines, Owen Hines IT,
Michael Hines, Thomas Hines, Michael Cosgroye John
King, Patrick King. Martin Fay. Morgan Fiahcriy MI.
chael F!aherty, Thomas Giyun, and Michael ODonnell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
70 CHRISTIAN ROOs ACouIrTEp.

The trial of 30 Christian koos, the Swedish
banker on charge Of deirandlng John AhlsirOu.
Swedish sailor ont OF Tll5O by giving aim for lis mon:
ey draft stockholm. when nc hal no funds 10 meet
it, ended. yesterday, With acqalal OF TIE prisoner
There about the same time number OF similar
cases on which indictments have been foEnd. but Ali
siIon's selected for trial perhaps ne strongest
Rooss defence that be had len biz bast, curing
visit he made Ia EvTOpe. ~ charge OF clerk, Who ~
timately RIM away. He ahc 10 show, however,
that he or rather his clerk had actually rclni'tfd
mnd, to London 10 meet the draft. bur that
uioi ma,ty hHd prevented tAusr funds FROM beng
available when Ahlstrn presented It. soon after los
failed. and when AhisrOm again presented his drau
was refused payment Whether the waOlc thin, OF
not planned scheme 70 defraud was the question
tried.
Al The close az the jude Sutherland SAID that On
the state he evidence he would have get aside any
verdict Of guilty aud therefore should direct verdict OF
aequt1 some % The jyTy gave audible expires ipn 10
their dissent hut Judge sutherland told them the re-
sUonsbity his, and they must obey the Court B0os
rpmlndcd 10 give an opportunity 20 examine iuio
the advi-abiity of trying him the other ndictu, at,
but vii bo brought down to-day, ana Il = expected taat
IL Will be released Oh his own recOgnizance.