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FIGHTING FOR LICENSES.

There Is no decrease In tho excitement at Patch
ogue, j. l., IN regard to the war between the Board
OF Excise OF tue town OF Brookhavcn and the liquor
DEALERS Tho latter are stin selling openly, In de-
nancs OF the Commissioners aud Notwithstanding
requon, arrests OF DarKeepers and express their de-
termination to do so until tue time when the courts
khal determine that tho Commissioners have tue
night to refuse TO grant license wncn the applicant
Is ~ proper person 10 receive one aud complies win
all the requirements OF the statute Al tue last mec-
ing OF The Board Mr.. Austin koo ana Others made
formal application Tor hO,e licenses and rendered MS
n fee tho greatest som that can DO demanded under
tho laws 50--ther petitions being signed In each
case by twenty lrcehoidcrs bot they were refused
TINS accession will DO contested.
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into the store Three minutes later his companions
happened 10 glance In the direction OF the coal yard
and whether from an awakened conscience some
otner cause the movement was followed by
prccipilate retreat. They we're out OF sight before
as they themselves were enectuaily concealed. Cap
tain KIlica then advancing 10 the entrance stood
again face TO face his old acQuantance Of lnde-
psndence night who appeared 50 overcome that he
was unable to return the Captains greeting Tho
Captain invited tho stranger 10 accompany him 10
his Official home. and would not entertain 4 mega
i've answer Before retiring Tor the light tho latter
entered his name, age and residence-"George H.
ton house register, and then escorted 10 rom
the ground floor. Hospieadcd not guilty yesterday
would like examination replied in the Affirmative.
The hearing was postponed. Captain X illilea has an
Impression that the prisoner belongs to noted gang
oil Hudson River burglnrs
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BURTON AGAINST BRLVOORT.

The case OF Bethel Burton versus j. Carson Bre-
WORT set down for hearing at ten O'Clock yes-
tcrday morning before Judge Barnard, OF the
Supreme Court, in the Court House, Brooklyn. Mr..
Burton, some six years ago, loaned Mr. Brevoort
the sum OF S. 900 In gold on his note, payable In
thirty days. Mr.. Burton very lenient with hts
debtor ana made NO effort to take up the note until
alter three years. Then he found he had to sue
for his money. In 1875 he obtained judc-
mcnt against Brcvoort Tor $1,000. Last June
the Judgment fled, but was returned
by tho sheriff unsatished. Then summons
was issued 10 bring Dir. Brevoori up on supplement-
nry procrediu When was called ycsierday
morning Mr.. Brevoort did not appear and, though his
law yer was present. answer put la to the
plainL Then Sir. Perry, counsel for Mr.. Burton, OBJ
tancd order from Judge barnard Tor the defendant
20 show ca SO why he should be adju judged
tempt OF court for nonappearancc. Tho case
then adjourned until next Monday morning AZ ten
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A. B. STOCKwELL'S SECURITIES.

Lespinasse < Friedman. ON the Exchange, yes
terday by order OF the Court Of Frances
Braggoetto against A. Ii. Stockwoll, late OF the
Pacific Mail Company and tho receiver sold number
OF Mr.. Stockwels securities that had been attached
Among them 1886 shares stock Of the Howe Sew
ing Machine Company, OF London, England, subject
lien OF $50 0oO TO plaintiff Tor $o % 200 shares
OF tho Howe Sowing Machine Company, Of BriiRe.
500. Several thousand sbares OF coal oil and cop
per mining went to plain I'm for less than $40;
100 shares 81. Louis and San Francisco Railway Com
pany won't to Levi Stockwell tor SlS6 per share Az
the conclusion Of the sale John p. Kennedy, who
represents Commodore Garrison, HE'D a written pro-
tcst against the transfer OF Tho Howe stock OF Bridge
port, TO plaintiff. IN the ground that he bid an ad
vance Of $40 before IL was knocked down.
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THE COURTS.
How Laymen Conducted Lawsuit and
the Result Thereof.
PARAMOUNT BANKRUPTCY RIGHTS,
Invoking Both State and Federal Jurisdiction
10 Collect q Debt.

In suit brought by Judsou G. Worth against John
a. Paten. sued by tho name OF John II. Patton, the
latter in an affidavit on petition Tor stay OF pro-
peedings and for an order directing service OF the
complaint states that December, 1876, some person
handed him the summons the above entitled suit,
and that ne looked and that 1t was sg ned by
81. 6. Worth, plaintiff IN person." The plaintiff was
not lawyer, and he then believed that every sum-
mons IN SUIT had 10 be signed by lawyer or by
Judge officer Of the court He says Il occurred TO
him at the time and he then believed, that the PLAIN
iii had gone 10 some siatoner aid procured the
blank and signed IL himself and had IL given 10 him
10 brighten II he could into paying the debt which
formed tho basis OF action. He says ne was fur
amer confirmed IN that idea because Inc paper re-
uuired hiui he aud Understood, TO appear at
No. $50 West Fily-third street, where worm
resided, ana not TO appear at any court
Deening the paper oil no consequences ana oil no
lorce and effect, and not suspecting that IL was
\ valid summons the beginning OF suit against
him, and, Iurther, believing that worth could not
bring suit unless he had lawyer 10 attend 10 H. and
beng IusIher strengthened IN THIS idea by the ADVICE
Of a friend. he paid no attention 10 The paper lie
states further that tho he owed Worth firm
for goods furnished and does yet but the paper ola
not state thing about that debt or mention any
sum oil money. He SAID II he had known The paper
had been "a regular summons he would have taken It
ing since discovered mat II was regular ana also
learning rom his attorney that Worth intended to
have him arrested. and no does not know what no
sued Tor. he desires the order mentioned. Judge
Van Hoescn, upon the various a1idavts presented,
yesterday granted order stay ing all proceedings
action. which Is directed 10 be served within twenty
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STREET INSTRUCTIONS.

To TIE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Our neighborhood Is afflicted with nuisance in the
shape OF venders carts, which the sidewalks In
Broome street. between Broadway ana Bowery.
mad supposed that the owners svaded the vigilance
OF the police until a few mornings ago when saw u
member OF obligngly 1attcn himself against
"a railing allow the passage OF huge coslermonger's
vchicle which took up tho greater part OF The SIDE
walk. BROOME STREET.
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CREDITORS BILLS.

An important question OF jurisdiction in the matter
or creditors bills has just been decided by Judge
Sedgwck. tho Superior Court OF this city, In the
vut oil George II. Wooster va. Il. W. Taylor and
others. Tho plaintiff obtained Judgment against
the defendants the United States Circuit Cour, Tor
the Southern district oil New YORK. On the OF
the execution as uosatisned plaintin brought a
creditors bril- In the Superior Court. To this bill,
complaint, the defendants interpreted demurrer
ou the ground that facts forth therein
constitute d cause oil action. The points rssed by
TINS that the charges oil fraud alleged
An Tive OIL were Hccni, that tho stale Court
was without jurisdiction, both OF which qucs-
tons we're argued a. great length by Mr. George
H. Ycaman ana MT Hubbard on tue part OF the de-
PENDANTS aud by Mr. Frcuerck H. Bets on the part o
pa,nun. In his uec,son. rendered yesterday, Judge
sedg ~ick holds, deiendans' counsel, mat the
charges OF frau0 alleged against Iayor's vcndec wero
not sufcieni and tnai the state courts will not ep
terrain CREDITORS bills based on Judgments obtained
m United states courts. He therefore sustains Tho
oomurrer 10 lno omplaint.
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A PUBLISHER SUED.

Norman L. Munro,1thc publisher, OF this city, has
been sucd Tor $1,000 in the Kings County Supreme
Court by Kenward Philp, an au,hoy aud journalist
The piain,in claims that the above sum Is due him
from aetoodapt for acting ne his agent IN selling two
papors called our Boys and Bays NJ N,w York Toe
lbOOO lnian examination previous 10 the tral yes
tcrnay defendant tesiiea tnot he had employed plain
TN for NUMBER years, but odd not employ bim TO
sell tho publications named Tho examination Will be
CON lin ued on FRIDAY next
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pUBLIc IMPROVEMENTS.

TO TIE EpIToR HEaALD:--
1t is shame that tho shantics are stu allowed
around tho NORTH part Of the Post once The author
ties evidently little interest IN the appearance Of
the building II is q sha that tue old barn Is sim
on tho OF tho Court House, and that the now build
ing Is still without window sashes leaving the inside
exposed to The weather AN OBSERVER
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT DINNERS.

Miss Juliet CorsSn. whose receipts for fifteen cent
dinners aided SO many poor persons In the prcparA-
ton OF their daily food, has now published another
little pamphlet, iu which she gives minute dirccr4ons
for twouty 1.-Two cent dinners Tor families Of SIX. MISS
Corson Is practical cook ana what shc tells IN this
pamphlet she has proved at her cooking school, The
idea OF twenty I'VE cent dinner Tor would strike
most persons as very economical meal, but when
this amount is proved to be all that Is necessary for
six persons the stonshment Increases Alter read
,ou M,ss Corson's directions It will be the
thing can be done Not only done, but well done. 80
tha. there will be variety with eacn meal as wolf
a. penty Inc writer DIES not allow Tor
adut.s Two adults and iour children Is about
hsr idea Of an average family. She says IN hor pre-
face "rhe cheapest kinds 81 food are sometimes INC
most wholesome and strengthcning; ou, Ia order 10
OBTAIN all their qualities, NO must choose them Tor
thsir rrh ness goodness and suitability needs
That done we must know how 10 COOK them 80 as 10
make savory and nuirious meals instead oil taslelcss
or soddsn mssses, tho eating wnereoi sends the man
10 the hquor shop Tor consolation. GOOD ood prop
ery cooked gives good blood, sound bones, healthy
brains strong aud III lesh TO say nothing vi
good to m pcrs and KIND hearts" AJAX snc cousIuers
~ healthy drink tor grown people As II Is Tor chill
drcn. lea ami coffee recommended IN moderation.
Instructions are gwen ios seasoning ,oou aua LOT ne
are tue average Washington Market prices. IL may
scom nrst as though u would De impossible TO get
mar kctibg Tor the prices gwen ouI We nave MISS
Corson,s word that she mas done ~. mo following
arc the daily bills OF fare Tor one week.
Monday. --Yreakiast-Johnny cake. oc CO.
Goa. &C. /; brVod herring, DC. ........... 10
Oinsef-Chickon SOUP Win rice, o.:
friod chicken ana potatoes, 35c......... 40
Supper-rea, Sc. broiicd kiancys, TO-.
rice Dread, &c. " 70
TUESDAY --BreaKtsst-puiisd brsag &c.; cot
fec, &c. macaroni, farmers style, lOo.. ~
Dlnhsr--Broth ana brewIs, &C.; siewsd
bcsi, with Norfolk dumplings, l9c...... ~
suppcr--ics, &C.; pens puddins. loc.;
bread, &c.,. ........................ ~ o.
wedncsaay -Brcaki ast-Bscu,t,6 &c. ;ooooa,
&C. goldfish steaks, 15c ........-...... ~
Dinnor--piDacn soup, 15c.; gammon
uumpiings aud potatoes, loo. 30
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A NEGLECTED. STREET.

To TnE EDITOR THE HERALD
Ninth str, et from First avenue to Broadway since
Friday, has been liued with barrels, boxes, &C., filled
with ashes and garbage. In this neiehborhood there
reside many private families OF as good standing and
responsibility Al any GU Fiith avenue.
EAST NINTH SrKEEr.
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REAL ESTATE.
Tho sales made on the Exchange July 10 were as


fo!ows:-
4. v. HARNErT.
Foreclosure sale -Sturses NJ. Morehouse. referee
of the four story houses. with lotA. each
2S.4xlo2.2. Nos. 327 and o East 10Th st., u. g..
1884 II. W. OF LIST av., to piaintiH .......%i1VOO
A. II MULLER
Foreclosure sales. Nilsson White. referce-of the
ass ostSss.s w. Corner Of 4sh sv to pininti 2o,75
BERNARD sMYTu
foreclosure saie-Arthur Johnes. rrteree--ot the
three houses, with lots, 75xlOO2. Nos 3of 3t
nIans,s ."s' ..'n o.. $3.50
NJ. SEAMAN
Foreclosure salc-Eott SANFORD, refcreo-of tho
lot 5Ox93 II, the n. s. OF 43d ST. 4aU II. W. VI
WILLIAM KENNELLY
Foreclosure sale II. d. 1ngersOtI, referee--ot tho
lot, fOx11S. on the g. s. Of New ST., Morrisnnia -.
esd ward), TO psintif 800
H. H.. LUDLOW
Surrogate Court saie estate of John Palmer, de-
ceased--ot the bnidinr, with lot 25x77. No. ~
10 D. g. crosby ................... $3.50
" ST. 80 IT, O. of I'd av to j. T. rnlmer $3.50
Total. 175
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STATEN ISLAND BOATS.

To EDITOR OF TIL HERALD
The business on the North Shore OF Staten Island
are very badly accom- modatsd this season Our COM
plant Is simply that desire boat at a later hour
than seven O'clock Ono At eight O'Clock, or even at
half past seven. would be great convenience 10 hun
drcts OF people. Although the OLD landing at Dey
has been abolished vet, later boat Is earnestly
desired ny many who cannot make II convenient 70
tho city at the early hour OF seven O'clock
BUSINESS MEN.
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tons the District Attorney agreed 10 compromise but
when tho papers wore sent to the Secretary OF the
Treasury that gentleman did not approve OF CON-
promise, and ordered the be tried. The trial
was commenced before Judge ChoAte more than three
weeks ago. Yesterday tue tweniy.fourtn day Of the
triai, counsel Tor defendants msde motion that tns
Judge charge the jury to render decision for de-
fenuants. Tho Judge took the papers.
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TIE ELEVATED RAILROADS.

To EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Permit me TO ask two questions. First, Why does
the Department OF Public forks permit the MetropoI
tan Elevated Railroad to tear up the street at the
base OF their columns along Sixth avenue and leave
II in that condition tor nearly or quito week.
Secord. Why DOESN'T the SAID railroad during the
dun hours OF day and evening run two or oven
one passen ger instead OF three? One would afford
ample odation and at the same time partly DO
away will the noise. READER.
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

[NorE-Letters intended Tor this column must be
accompanied by the writer's ul name and address to
insure attention. Complainants who Wiling to
comply with this rule simply waste time In wiring
Write only on one side OF the paper.-EO. 4ixsALp.l
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ANSWER.
THE PUBLIC BATHS.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Neither tho Kcepor nor any else at the Hath
street bath, or any other public bath. has right TO
charge I've conts or any other batners Sun
dav or any other day For the OF a towel found
and furnished BY the keepcr ne may require deposit
ve cents to be refunded ON return OF the
towel. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
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CATTLE DRIVING IN The STREET.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
At all hours OF tho day and night Sundays not cx
cepted droves of cattle and sheep driven through
East Sixty street, ana sometimes the animals
are cruelty treated Our rest Is broken ia the night
and tho children and grown people arc compelled 10
leave the Sidewalks me day TO avoid the danger Ut
beng hurt by the animals There arc Two hospitals
Mount Sinai and tho Hom9epathic-n tins street.
The patients must saner greatly from thus nu'ssnce
o. =,
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Tho composition Of Anhot. Bergman Co., whole
sao dealers toys Nos. li2 und ia Duane street,
before Register Little. has been confirmed ny Judge
Choa.s the terms Of The settlement being thirty
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DANGEROUS TELranAPH POLE.

To TEE EnIroR THE HERALp:-
There is dangerous telegraph pole In Eishty-hish
street between THIRD and Lexington avenues. Why
DO not the proper authorities attend 70 H! H. NJ
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WANTED, AN EAST SIDE bath.

To THE EDITOR HEnALD:-
Why have FREQ bath IN The neighbor-
hood OF Seventy nth street, the east side? G.
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THE COMFY ISLAND BOATS.

To TIE EDIroR HERALD:-
Is there law TO prevent the engineers OF the
several roads running to Concy Island from racing
on their last trips from the beach at night? They
in this way endangering the lives OF thousands
who 20 to the Island. PLEASURE
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1EuToNrA SAVINGS BANK.

Four moro trustees OF tho Toutonia Savings Bank
appeared at tho Sherin's Office yesterday ana gave
bail for their appearance In the sum Of $40 900 escu.
The names Frederick Siegrst, Nicholas Sicgrist,
Michael Rhcinhart and Joseph Wcigbam.
It's Understood mat the receiver Mr. Fish, viii sell
the securities through Bernard Smyth, auctioneer at
No Ill Broadway, on July "a Unaer the terms OF
sale cent OF tue purchase money must be paid
the lime OF sale the balance Is to be handed over
on or before O'clock the succeeding day, at tue
once Of the Central Trust Company. Receiver FISH
stated yesterday that tho deposHors would reoslvc
ABOUT nIiy per cent the 1st oil September. Ho
could not icl when hts report would bc ready.
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DECISIONS.

SUPREME CouRr-CHAMBEn.
BY Judge Daniels.
Miller Struppmau.-Order granted
sIeburg vs. Bundstein.-Order dlrscting amended
order oil re ference.
Ossrstsil,r We. Franksnberg.-The right to tho
name OF tho retiring partner not transferred Dy
the agreement by which he sold ms inleres. tho
property and assets. The injunction on account OF
his absence from the coun.ry may DO incapable Of
tent already Indicated must be- allowed
sirburs vs.. Bundslela.-Order amending order OF
reference.
sawtsr va Bush and aao,her-Denisd. Mem-
orandum
Dogernardt Va Ford Denied. Memorandum.
BY Judge Potter.
DanfoEth vs. Lyon.-Granted.
In the matter OF Hocomb.-Dencd With $40 costs
Waixai We. Nclntyre.-Grapted with $40 costs
Ludwig vs.. Observation-Disclosures, with $40 costs to
abide event.
Herbert vs. McGarran.-Gnntcd. with $40 costs
Hartman VS.. Hartman MOTION denied, &c.
Siverman VS.. Conep.-Motion Tor extra ALLOWANCES
Tor H. SPECIAL denied.
Same VI. sa.ne.-Motion for extra allowance ON De-
hall Of Roieston and three others denied
BY Judge Barrett.
Fuller We. Hunt-Order settled.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-cHAMBERS.
BY Judge j. +. DAILY.
Huber Observation-Disclosures granted.
BY Judge Van Hoesen.
Burchil VS.. Bragy-Judgment ordered
Brass Goods Manufacturing Company vs.. Head -
Martin and another w. Charles wiue.-Sama
In 70 Valentine; Shannon Va Ihlenburg.-Granted.
SUPREME coURT--sPEcIAL TERM.
By Judge Donohue.
The People ex rel. Regen va Tne Board Of Police
Com IN ssioners Order granted.
BY Judge Van BrunI
The Rector OF the church OF the REDEEM ptton w.
Tho Rector, &c, OF Grace church.-Order as settled
granted
Mccormack and another va. HERON and sthera-
Decree signed.
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Tho following werc the highest ana lowest prices


Money or call lent easily during tho forenoon at
n pcr cent and later Ia tho day t2a2X per cont
The following were tho rates OF exchange on New
York al the ioncd cities to-day Savaunzh,
buying a, selling q premium; Charleston, easier. e
n y premium; Now Orleans, commercial BIG, bank
a; Chicago 60 premium; ST. LOUIS 80 premium, aud
Boston, pae Foreign exchange weak The lead
ing drawers rcduccd their nominal asking rates 10
asa Tor bankers long ana 4s7 Tor demand sscriinE
with actual business at about Asa 4 s3A Tor sixty
d.y bills aud 4s6 aAs6t4 Tor demand.
THIS GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened and closed ut 1909, with all tho sales Of
the day at that figure Ga gold loans tho rates were
nor cont to nat or borrowing
CLEARING Houss STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. fooos,vso
currency balances. o. Sso .se
Gold exchanges. Av o's
Gold balances. z,h',sss
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
There was n fairly active demand for govcrnmsns
bonds and prices generally better, closing nrn
nj tho following quotations:-
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TUE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advIces reported weak market for
consols which declined TO 95Js 90 for money and
g6 a g6Jk Tor the account. United States bonds we're
nrons now AVS advancing to 1ojh, 1S67's TO 1os,
new nves 1928 anu 1O4o's TOLL La American rail-
way shares, New Jersey Central IRON Al to42k
and reacted to AZ aud Illinois Central WAS steady at
s7l. Now Jersey Central consols rosc IRON o. 10
CONTINUED ON NINTH PA6EI
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT, CHAMBERs-Hcld by Judge DAN
iesNos 2 o, 10 u, SO, IS, A. As, 30, 81, %, S. 81
Call bogins NJ No. o.
SupxEMs CouRr-GExxnAL TERN Adjourned to- July
80.
SUPREME COURr-SPKcyAL TERM.-Adjourned TO FRI
day mex. Circuits ], 2 and adjourned TOR term.
SUPERIOR coUKT-GExERAL 1Enx.-Adjourned sine
die.
SUPERIOR CoURr-SPEcIAL TsRN-JudGe Frecdman-
Court opens twelve A. NJ.
SUPERIOR CorRr AND CoNhoN PLEAS COURT, TRIAL
COURTS -AdJourned Tor term
MARINE TRIAL CoURTs.-Adi0arned for term.
OYER AND rkRNIxER - Adjourned to October 7.
Couxr or GENERAL 'SEssioNA-AdJourne until ia.
mn
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-10-12

Cuban Chill Tonic, tho Great Yves
Indies Fever and Ague Remedy, is the
best medicine ever presented to the Peo-
pie, for the speedy cure of malaria-1t
cures the Chill roots out the Fever, rLr-
ses out tue malarial poison from the sys
tenn, carries off the black bile-It saves
sickness, and gives health to tho poor
sufferer, get bottle from Muutord.-
1t is cheap, and Safe.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-10-12

Leaves New Orleans
Erc'y Tedmesday and Saturday at 5 p. A..
FOR BAYOU SARA & COAST LANDINGS.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-10-12

STATE OF LOUISIANA, ! Clerks
Parish West Feiiciana. Office.
Be it remembered that on this, 9Th
day of July 1878, We, c.. NJ.
Barrow clerk, Lane w. Brandon
and Calvin Goodman, qualified
electors and members o. the jury
commission did assemble in the
Clerks Office Of this parish, and
proceeded to draw from the appro-
pirate box the following thirty
names of the persons who are to
be summoned as jurors for the
second weel; of the District Court,
commencing on the 18th day of
November 1878.
l Farrelly B. F.
2 Webb Milford,
3 Phares w. r.
4 S:urges Squire,
5 Webb Peter,
6 Webb Joseph,
7 Town ". M.
8 Williams Wash,
9 Whitaker Jerry,
10 Webb Marion,
II Gilmore Tasco,
IL Simms Jesse B.
l3 Wright Fl. e.
II We'll Simon,
Is Palmer M. T..
Is Wright Bythel,
II Cage Spooner,
10 Wolf Morris,
10 Turner Henry.
20 Temple John Q.
81 Canada Dave,
% Preston Marshall,
% Pettiway Ellie,
"a Perkins Henry S.
rs Robinson w. A.
26 Hamilton w. p.
81 Tilla George.
% Smith Jed D.
20 Preston Alfred,
80. Wickliffe Leon,
Given under our hands and sig
natures this Sth day OF July 1878.
G. NJ. Barrow Clerk,
l.. w. Brandon,
Calvin Goodman.