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New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
THE OCCUPATION OF BOSNIA.

ARMED RESISTANCE 70 AUSTRIA NOT IMPROBABLE.
VIENNA, Tuesday, judy %. 1878.
The Austrian authorities expect considerable
trouble IN herzegovina and Bosnia, and pre-
pared to encounter armed resistance similar TO the Rho
dope insurrection Arrangements have been made for
the advance OF strong relnfOcemens 10 the frontier and
neighburiug garrison towns The Turks display very
unyieiding disposition in the negotiations about the
oecuDatiOu
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
sHlp.LABoRERs' PROCESSION IN QUEBEC.

QUEBEC, July 23.-The ship-laborers' annual
rocssson took place to-day nearly 5000 men, accom-
napied By five bands Of music, taking part Ihe pro-
eeeson was very orderly, but not as well OK
sS~.-nauaa as on former occasions. Several pistol.
ht we're 6red during the march The banners carried
were vTey Hne
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
TeLEGRAPaIC NOTES.

RosroN July 23.-Geneml Buffers yacht Amer
, a. beng rapidly for and being proVsopeo io
a voyage OF seven weeks.
BosroS, July 2s.-The new steamship line 70 hss 1ils
weslep Islands proves such an overwhelming sucoes7 a
,hs purchsse Of second steamer IA proposed
NEwst RG, N. Y, July 23.-st; Patricks Roman s IAN
catnc Church this city, WAS broken into as nisn w
thieves who robbed the poor boxes Inc amount VI
naonev taken IL not known.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
THE COMING DEBATE.


It is believed that the debate on Lord
Hartingtons resolution. which comes up in the House
Of Commons on Monday next, Will last the
entire week and that division will take place Friday
UJSht Angnsi p The Conservatives will support the
Hon Randle Edward Piunketts amendment express
sng confidence in the Ministers, with the whoe
strength of their party
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
JUDGE KRRsHAw's DECLARATION THAT HE MAY DIS
REGARD THE UNITED sTATEs WRIT.

JUDGE KRRsHAw'S DECLARATION THAT HE MAY Dis
REGARD THE UNITED STATES WRIT.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO TIL. TRIBOEE.l
WASHINGTON, July 23.-1he Charleston Aeios OF
yesterday commenting upon the announcement that
the Government would probably proceed by writ OF
habeas corpus from the Circuit Court Of the United
States, to release the revenue officers confined III
that State. says:
UEess the Government reeedes distinct issue will be
raised with the state Courts In his decision In the Ladd
case Judge Kershaw ntmated that any resort eompu
sorry process might lead unpleasant consequences and
in his charge the grand jury at Pickens last month"; he
said that IL the United States Court acted outside OF It's
authority it would be the duty OF his court to dsregaid
Il as an unlawful interference" That Judge Kershaw
will regard the proposed action Of the United States
Court as outside ITS authority is evident from the de-
esion already rendered by him. We presume that be
weighc the full meaning Of his words, and the State VIII
stand by MIN and his officers in making them good
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
rxpLOsION AND LOSS OF LIFE.

ST. LOUIS, July 23.-A special from Belle
Vile. ILL.,, to The Times says the boiler OF threshlng
machine at work on the farm OF Ben Wesse' near that
49,, exnloded to-day killing william Dexter, OF
Ce5treyiile Mr. Jones' neighb0r OF Wessets, ana tue
ensineer. name unknown. man named Long, from o. o.
ssIs was morally injured and MT. Wesset aud his
brother and another man seriously.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
sBAD HATCHING ON A LARGE SCALE.


lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNEl
WASHINGTON, July 23.-Professor j. w. Miner
who has had chargeiof the shad-hatching operations
under the direction of the United States Fish Com
missioner, Professor Baird, is now engaged IN the
preparation Of the report of the work for the season
Just completed. Speaking of the work on the
Atlantic seaboard, and the distribution of young
6sh the report says that at the Salmon Greek Sta
ton on Abemarle Sound they obtained 2,73O,OOO
eggs and turncd out 100000 young fish. AT the
Havre de Grace Station 12,230.0O0 eggs were OBJ
tanned, and 9,575,OOO young fish were turned out
About 5000, 900 young shad have been distributed
in the rivers emptyng into the Atlantic and Gult oil
Mexico during the season. The distribution o. sllaa
during the past season has been carried on on much
larger scale than in any previous year., and with
great success. Professor Baird now feels assured
that the restocking of the rivers OF the Atlan1ic
with this valuable representative Of the fIDy tribe
is only the work of a few years.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
GENERAL EscoBEDo CAPTURED.

GALVESTON, Tex, July PA special dis
match 10 The Hers from Eagle Pass reports the capture
Of General Escobedo by Diaz troops, under Colonel
Suucio near Cuatro Sienegas.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
A CALL FOR FIVE.TWENTIES.
WASHINGTON, tuesday, July :

WAsHRGTON, tuesday, July 20 1873.
The Acting Secretary of the Treasury to-day
utd the sixty third cali for the redemption Of the $40
ss Of 1865 consOs OF 1865 The principal and inter
= wv 70 aid ct tie Treasury aud after the 2sd Of
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
wrrIsroN sEMINARY,s NEW PRINCIPAL.

sPRIsGFIELD, Mass, July 23.-The trustees
Of Wulston Seminary. at East Hampton, have unani-
ousy chosen Joseph wIFairbanks principal Mor
oa, FJI0b school 70 be principal in place Of Dr. WIFI
.o1 Mr. Falrbanks is thlry-seven years OF age; lie
at Amherst in 1866, and has since taught IN
1a,tone nigh schools, and 10 highly rcc0mmenoeh ny
the Worcester authorities.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
MYsrEl,Y OF ME ia.

san FRANCISCO, July 23.-The schooner
Parallel reports that 9TH ins off the coast about
100 miles north this port she fell in with japanese
i,uk There was not living person aboard but a
nher of cOrpses were found some shaekled together
Ihev must have been dead month at least some Oh
te bodies were dressed in costly material Ihere was
IN food ON the vessel.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24

ROCHESTER, July 23.-A large number oil
noots have been stopped the canal, between Adams
Basin and BrockpOrt. owing to low water. Accumna-
tions Of eegass have obsrIeted me the How IRON Pyee ee
w. sfonped several mills 1t is expected that the
di0icuiy will be removed.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24

w pFAUTiES OF THE CONFEDERATE NOTIONS
aBoUr THE ARMY now COMING TO vIEw-A
w,srERN COUNTY UNDER TIE RULE OF MUIR
pERrRs.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTDUNE.l
WlsuiSGToN, July 23.-Several weeks ago petl-
tion was received from certain citizens of Lincoln
New.Mexico, preferring charges against Mr. ]. j.
nolan the postmaster at that place, and asking
.or his removal. This petition was sent by the
,stmaser General To the Special Agent of the Post
oa6ec Department, Mr.. Charles Adams, who was
.strpetel to investigate the charges and the condi
ron cf ef,irs at Lincoln, and make report to the
denaritue II covering the whole matter. This re-
MORT has lust been received, and furnishes striking
commentary upon the unwsdom of Proctor Knotts
amendment 20 the Army bill forbldding the use OF
,be army in aiding the civil authorities, unless by
Seoial act of Congress. The letter is as follows:
LINCOLN NEw-NAXICo TER. July 49, 1873.
me Hon. First,A ssistaat Postmaster General
sR: have The honor TO return herewith the encl0sed
papers containing petition for the removal OF j. J;
Dolan. postmaster at Lincoln New-MeSlco uansnI1 ~
mendston for The appointment Of MI. Waz TO be post
master IN his place, and winch trust VIII De ae'eo
The charges contained in the petition are not true in
the main, and were gotten up Dy the man neowee nc 70
son in his employ. Since this petition was sent TO you
aud even before could IN person Vsii M tne once. gs
bad virtually accomplished ihe purpose OF driving hr
Doian out of the country and under the protection OF
he military authorities at Fort Stanton, New-MeXeo
SIC has tried to discharge his duties AZ least dozen
men had besn murdered by this gang, all being friends
NJ Mr. DOlan; and IL was for some time extremely haz
ardous to travel that part Of eweXieo for any per-
son in sympathy with Mr.. DOan or his friends unless
protected Dy soldiers .
Tbe last law of Congress has taken this protection
nom parties needing 1t under the posse cOnlltatuS
clause of the Array b and in consequence the whole
County Of Lincoln has virtually been turned over 70
gng OF eut-throats the civil authorities are power
ss the sheriff himself having becu killed by the gang
and Mr. Dolan has sold his business left the country
M s long story OF murder and retaliation. and II was
NOT that the person recommended, MIR. WalZ, is
stranger and may satisfy both parties would recon-
mend the diseontinuance of the office Under no cir
tumstanees could recommend that this petition Of
Ncsweem be considered. Very respectfully,
CHARLES ADAMS,
Special Agent Post Office Department.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
WASHINGTON.
2 ARMY BILL WORKING BADLY.

AZ UNEXPECTED RESULT OF THE POSSE CoMlTATUs
ctAUsE-soUTH CAROLINA SENTIMENT MORE
prsloYAL THAN EvER-GENERAL NEWS.
information Is received that the clause in the
Army bill about the use of soldiers as posse
conitatus has delivered over Western County
A. terrorism by outlaws. The threats in
soutb Carolina about Government interference
n tbe case of the revenue officers are very
,vnlicit. The Treasury has made fresh call
jor fye-twenties. The shad Matching of the
.resent year has been very large.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
rnE POSSE COMITATUs LAW.

Nr prAurlES OF THE CoNFEDERATE NOTIONS
.BoUr THE ARMY now COMING TO vIEw-A
w,srERN COUNTY UNDER TIE RULE OF MUIR
New-York tribune., 1878-07-24
SOUTH CARoLINAs THREAT.

Special Agent Post Office DeparImeI
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-21
fenilletou.
JE REvEI LnNNE CHEZ
MA FEMME.


Ce soir Ia qni etait celui de la
veille de Noel, il faisait nn froid
du diable. La neige tombait 4
gros focons ct, poussee par lie
vent, battait les Wires de Ia fe
metre. Le carrillon lointain des
cloches, q trayers cette atnos.
pheFe lourdc ct cotonneuse, mar
riVait que confus ct affaibli. Des
PEASANTS entortiIl6s dans leur
Lnanteau filaient rapides le long
des maisons en- baissant la tete
sous le soufi1e de La rafale.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-21
NOslveiles a Ia Main.

LIE comble de tindeIicGtesse.- -
Qu'on se marie, c'est un droit
que ron doune un diner de Hoce
c'est un devoir; nais inyiteI
quinze personnes a I'm banque
lie jour de son marriage sans avoil
dargent pour payer ct laisser S;
femme Ell gage, c'est la le combit
Gle l'indelicatesse.
C'est &C Qui Went d'arriver
Courbevoie, dit la Libert6, a III,
nomme jules c..
Ii await epouse mardi matin
une demoi. ellie Rosalie NJ,
await invite toute 81 iamille,
await poliment econl6 ses con
wives apres le cafe, ct, reste seul
avec SD femme; await tenu &C
language an restaurateur:
-((J'ai oublie mon porte mon
naie chez moi mails je ialsse
madame lei ct je yais lie cher
cher ID
Ne Payant pas reyu depuis
trois jcurs, lie maftre d'h6tel a
remis Peponsee entire les mains
du comnlissaire de police. Quaut
au marie, on ma pu lie retrouver.
Une enanete est ouyerte.
-
Depnis quelquts jours, les mar
chant!s de marrons ont remplace
aans les tr'inE-h0lls du boulevard
les debitantes dc -boissons ra-
frafchissantes qui les Occupent en-
ere; mais par cette chaIeur a
Faire fondre. les uns sur les
4uircs les Grecs ct les Turcs aui
sont a Paris, on peut bieD dire
que lie moment psyehologique du
narron nest pas encore arrive.
Un stranger, gui llabite Paris
iepuls lie commenceiuent de l'Ex-
position, s'est arr6te her deyant
{ t'1'sk hall on il s'est tlesaltere
out Get etc. ct, sans remarqner|
e enlargement oper6:
TN sirop de groseille 7 a-t-ili
lemande.
-Je mai pas de cha, a repliqu6I
'Auyergnat de mauvaiSe humeur.
Iairant une mystification.
-Autre chose alors, vite, eel
Iue vous avez de plus ratraichis
ant.
Lauvergnat ma fait nj nne nj !
eux ct a mis- dams la main del
on client d'occasion pour douze
Gus de marrons brliants.
L'etranger ma pas os6 les re-
User, mais il emportera une sin.
nliere idee des acknowledgements
arisiens.
Nv
On banqnetait Fantre soir chez
docteur X....; beauconp de
londe a diner; conversation viye
spiritnelle.
An dessert, un gallant invite
ropose Ia sante de la maitresse h
. la maison ; un second bolt au j
octeur. un prince de la science.
es toasts Sc succedent sans in |
eruption.
Lii, la file du docteur-six ,
rs ct des cheveux blonds-veut !,
lssi faire son petit speech.
"A la sant6 de papa, s'ecria t
lie, de maman, de toat lie monde.
Pnis, refechissant une secon.le,
Sc reprenant:
-Ah mails non ! pas dc tout
monde ; papa n'aurait plus
'rsonne 4 soigner. .
u Souscriyez au PionnierI!
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-21
La LOI DU TAI.LION.

Iu = uCuA 0Fm 1tuSo Vu ttHi'
NJ. Blaine, du Maine, s'appuyan
sur lie message de N. Hayes, Il
quel fulminait contre les oufra
ges pr6tendns, perpetres dams l
Sud, notamment en- Louisiana q
dams la Caroline du Snd, duran
les dernieres elections, prenait, a.
Senat, sen ton lie plus melodra
mique, pour fulminer a son toul
contre le Sud d propos de ces on
TRACES qui n'existcnt que dan.
l'imagieation du President e1
dams cclle dn plus on mOins no
norable senateur, ct demandait
une enqu6te serieuse sur les 6lec
tions dams ces denx Etats. Et.
non-content de cette eaqu6te. il
sollicitait, de- plus, des measures
nouvelles pour prevenir le retour
de ces fameux outrages, apparam
ment parce quill ne tronvait pas
assez severes, ,asscz efficaces ceIles
gu'avaient 6tablies les nouveaux
amendements d la Constitution.
La discussion amene q la tri
bnne NM. Thurman ct Lamar
qui ont rAduit q meant les argu
ments aassi specieus que perfitles
du senateur du Maine. Nous re-
grettons vraimeht que le peu
d'espace one noas laisse lt Journal
ne nous permette pas de doHnef
ane analyse seriense de ces denx
remarquab!es, sartoutde
eelni de NJ. Thurman gui traitet
Ia question a fond ct ma laisse
aucun argument sans yictoriense
lepliqne.
Mais lie curienx incident de Get.
te affaire ne s'est pas pass6 au
Sfnat. C'est la chambre qui en- a
Ste temoin. I'll Y y huit 1 dix
ours, aIors justemeut que les re
presentants republicans faisaient
1eche de tout bois pour appuyer
a proposition de ieur chef, NJ. /
VOLTA que nj. Fernando
Wood demande tout . coup la
parole, ct fait froidement une pro-
position don't voici ! pen pres les
ermes:
"Attendu quill s'est commits. a
New Yosk, ;lu profit du parti re-
,nblicaln, ct par un agent repu- |
olicain du gouvernement, dcs
randes indigues;
"Que Get agent, d la solde tlu
,ouyernement, a, de son atltorite
'rivee, enleve lie droit de suffrage {
des milliers de citoyens nature
ises depnis au moins nne dizainei
'annees, ct jouissant pendant ce
einps de la franchise electorate, {
ax termes de la Constitution; {,
t.Que ledit agent a menace cesl
16nes citoyens de poursuites, de
exations, d'arrestations, s'ils j
Antaient d'user de leurs droits
0nstitati0nneIs;
sIl est Iesolu, qn'lne investi. 9
alton aura lieu q New York ct 81 4
8 taits allegues sont prouves,
ue ledit agent sera destitute ct
oursaivi pour exces de pouvoir c
c0ndamn6.s q
Dire Impression que produi v
t cette resolution presentee &c. d
'rMptO. OF sans crier gare, est $
lose impossible. Une bolnbe q
;latant subitement an milieu p
une bande de seldats attables t;
fest0yant en pays enneini, aux p
spends de l'ennemi, n'aurait pas e
ovoqu6 IN psreil 6moi. Le fait a
{ que, jnsque-la, l'attaque 4tait ii
ujours partie du camp republi- n
in. LIE camp democratic ne fai- Q
it que Sc defendre CONNIE il al
'uvait. Mais voici que lui-m6me a
rte In guerre dams les rangs en-. d,
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-21

SahIS tfanSlS, Je sOurlaIS q la blSe
.je sonriais a la neige, de l'ai
henreux dun homme qui est danl
nne piece cllautle ct aux pieds ds
bonnes panreufles garnies de fla
nellie don't Ia semelle s'enfonce
dams un epais tapis. An coin du
feu ma femme taillait ct rognait
ell pleine toile ct me souriait de
temps Ell temps, I'm liyre nOu
veau m'attendait sur la cheminee.
ct la bache dn foyer laneait eu
sifhant ces petites flammes bleues
qni invitent 4 tisonner
Il ny rien de sot comme
un passant qui pietine dams la
neige. N'est-ce pas, disje a ma
temme7
-Chut /! fit-slle en- abaissant
les ciseaux Qu'elle tenait d la
main ct Sc caressant le mention
de ses doigts effil6s, roses ct de.
ilcleussment grassonillets a leur
extremite, ellie continue i ex
aminer les morceaux de toile
qu'elle venait de taller.
-Je dis quill est absurde d,al
Ter an froid quand il est 81 facile
de roster an coin du feu.
-Chut!
EFT que diable fails tu de al
!
-Je. -je taille une paire de
breteiles pour toi /; ct ellie sc remit
) fouvrage. Mafs CONNIE en-
taillant ellie await Ia tete baiss6e.
Ie Wis, en- passant derriere ellie,
"a naissance de son cou blanc ct
vclont6 qu'elle await d6couvert
y solr ID en- noaant ses cheveux
plus haut qn'a porlinaire. Une
srmee de petits chevenx follets
It boncles frisaient 4 paventure.
5ette sorte de duvet me fit son.
ger q ces p6ches mnres qu'on|
lttaque a pleines dents. Je MAP.
,rocllai pour mieux voir et...
'enbrassai Ia nuque de ma
pmme.
Monsieur! fit Louise :.en Sc
etonrnant tout ! coup.
Madame? /? lui repondis-ie :l
{ nous partfmes tous deux dun
rand eelat de rire.
-Bast, c'est la veille de Noel Il
Monsieur s'excnse
Madame Sc plaints
-Oui, madame sc plaint de CO
ne la veille de Noel n'6meut pas
lonsienr advantage. LIE dingl
ing don des cloclles de Notre.
,ame te laisse Indifferent, etl
,ut i fheure lorsque Ia lanterne
lagique a passe sous la fen6tre, /
tai regartie en- faisant sem
liant de TRAVELLER, TIA es resteE,
old. /,
Moi roster froid quand passel
lanterne magiQue! all, ma
onne annie, c'est me juger bien
,yerement! ct vraiment....
-Oui, oui, ,plaisantez! il men
It pas mOins yrai que les soul I
anlrs de sOtre enhance sontl
faces chez yous. Il
-Voyons,ehere petite, veux tn
ne Je nette mes bot.es dams laI
lelnlnee, &c soir en- me couchant. Z
.Hx tn que je fasse monterli I
lonine a la lanterDe ct que
lille lai chercher ul grand drap !
un bout de bongie CONNIE fsi y
it ma lianvre mere. Je la vols +
lcore lorsqa'elle leur eonfiait sou G
'ap blanc N'allez pas me lellll
Oier au moins, leur disait. t.elle |! I
omine nous battions dies mains 4
ms cette mystericuse obseurite 4 !,
me r;sppelle toutes ces joies, 1
ere annie, inais tn comprends, 7
s'est pass6 tant d'autres chooses Q
puis! D'autres plaisirs ont 9
iac6 ceax Ia. =
j'entends, vos plaisirs &
Jeune homme ct items, je suis |c
re que cette mutt de Noel estt1
premiere que tn passes an coin 4
ton fen, en- robe de chambre, Ii
Ds s0npsr, car tu soupais. I
.Je soupais.. je soupais. =.
-Onl, tu soupais, je. Ie pa u
'rais.
-Jai soup6 deax on trois fois, Is,
ut tetrs, je ne me souviens I
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-21

Phistoire de la politiquc ameri
caine, depuis la guerre.
Pourtant, rernis un peu de len
alarme premiere, les radicaux re
i viennent a l'assant eli recommen
cent lie feu. Mais, cette fois, ills on
mOinsd d'assurance qu'aupara want
lis demandent, avant tout, ~,
leur investigation suit secrete ; i
,leur faut lie mystere. le secret dt
pancienne inguisition, de tellt
sorte que h denonciateur paisse
joair de l'impunite, ct surtout cue
l'homme denonc6, calomnie, Sc
debattr d'entre la demo notation
ct Ia c;llomnie, sans savOir a qni
Sen prendre, sans ayoir lie moin
DIRE moyen de defense.
On concoit tout ce quill ; a
d'odieux dams nne pareilie mamie
re de proc6der qui rappelle les
pires temps de la barbarie du
moyen age.
Ce nest pas ainsi que l'enten
dent les democrates, lis deman
dent les Investigations pubIignes,
4 ciel onvert pour CO qni les
CONNIE pour ce qui in
teresse leurs adversaires. De
pareilles chooses tlemandent la
Iumiere, le grand soleil lie la pu-
biicite, radmission de tous, ad
sersaires aussi bien qu'ainis.
Est-oe que NJ. Fernando Wool
demantte lie secret pour les ia
designations dc sew York 7 Pour
luoi done NJ. Blaine yeut il l'exi
ger pour celles lie la Caroline dnl
Sad ct de la Louisiana !? M. Bn.
Ter, de la Caroline dn Sud, Ia
ort bien dit en- plein Senat: ST
rs opinions, 81 les temoignages
I'etaient pas lihres au Sud, il V a
que lui, Butler, cut 6te
'endu. Sill porte encore sa t6te
ar ses 6paules, c'est que toute
dee, tonte opinion paut s'expri-
ler dams -cette section ST calom
lee.
La v6rit6 qui resort de tous
,s d6bats 81 malencontreusementl
oalev6s par les republicans qui
ont qua J per.lre, c'est qu'ils
llegnent des outrages qui n'exis /
mt pas, Oh Gui n'existent que
ans leur imagination, en- suppo- !
ant qu'ils croient I'M mot de tout
qn'ils dissent; tandis que les
emocrates accusent des viola
ons r6elles, don't lis sont bien {
.rtains, don't lis ont toutes les
renves, ct pour pinvestigation
Is queilesils demandent le grand /
ur de Ia publicit6. 7
Pour la premiere fois, Ie yoici
snc sur la sellette ce famous
lrti qui a fait tant de NAL au
lys, qui commits tant d'exc6s
'ntre le parti democratic, trafn6
want les cours tant de gems qui :.
'laient mieux que lui, ct deyantI
o cOmit6s d'investigations choi.
par lui tant de bons citoyensI
Il n'etaient coupables que de ne
i penser CONNIE lui ct d'avoir Y
It lenr deyoir. II est temps quele q
Us soft bien ediie sur ses fats g
gestes ct ceux de ses agents. :
3! sill y await une investiga :, :
N de meme nature, non pas d !
mais q la Nouvelie- :;
leans +! Mais ne soyons pas :
ssi m6chants quill Pa etc envers :,
us, ct contentious nous d'etre d
barrasses desa funeste 6treinte. 4,
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-21
Hotel w ashington.

Get Hotel Sc receminande aux voya.
geurs pour lie comfort de ses appartements,
10 prodigaiite de sa table OF La modicite
de ses prix.
La Bar de letablissement est constant
ment pourvue de liqueurs de choix.
Les amateurs 7 trouvent un billiard 6x.
cellent ct du dernier modele.
LIE plus grand soin sera donne aux che
vnux Qnson meltra dams ses ecuries.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-21
BRICKS! BRICKS
PARAIT ToUs LES saaEDIs.

The undersigned, having enlarged his
BRICK IAiiD with the intention ofcarry-
ing his business OH a larger scale, solicits
as heretofore the patronage Of lis
friends, and is now prepared to deliver
Bricks at all landings between Donaldson
vile and Thibodaux at prices and condi-
tions t. suit purchasers.
Address:
ULIssE B. DUGAS,
Assumption Store.
e Constantly on hand q supply of
TYLE BRICKS.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-12-21

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-07
a NEW YORK SENSATION.
4. r. NteW3rtsS KOdy Srolen.

EEW oRk Nov. Judge Hilton rushed into
the police headquarters this morning greatly
eNciiod, and held a consultation with Inspector
NliieS. lie stated that the body OF A. T. Stew
ant was missing from its resting place in the
family vault at ST. Marks chuTch-yar at Stuy-
Nesant place and Sd avenue. The vault. he
said, lad been broken open; the casket was
foulId in the vault, but the body was missing
general order: Ito all precincuS.-Tne remains
OF a. 7. stewart were last night stolen from the
family vault in st. Marks church-yard. The cas-
ket was found broken and the body removed. De-
composition OF the remains is so offensive that
they cannot be concealed. This Is apparent
from standing al the opening OF the vault this
morning. consequently IL cannot be taken
across the ferries without discovery. Cause
diligent search 10 be made in your precinct, as
the remains were evidently stolen In the hope
of reward