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p authorize and eanpowE tbs Board u /
Health to detain and disinfect vessels from
Infected ports etc.
Also,
IAN act to amend and re-enact an act en- |
titled AN act to provide for gauging and in
speeding coal oils and Illuminating oils. ;"
BY Mr. Bienvenu-
"An act to repeal act No. 80, approved April
40, 1877, entitled An act to reorganize and
render more efficient the Board Of Health Of
the State Of Louisiana; to define its powers
and prescribe its duties and those Of quaran-
tine and other officers under its control; to
provide for it's expenses, and for the record
ing Of births, deaths and marriages In the
parish Of Orleans; and to provide penalties
for the enforcement Of this act and for viola
ton OF the same, and for the ordinances and
orders made in pursuance thereof"
BY Mr.. Coleman
"An act on compulsory education"
Also. bill, to be entitled
can act to provide for the cleaning out OF
Bayous Terrebone and Little GALLON, and
making an appropriation for the same"
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following named members, in aocou
ance with previous notice given, or
= sent of the House without previous
introduced the following entitled bills
were severally read, placed upon the
dar Of the House, and, under SUSPENSION on
\fhe rules, passed to their second reading ana
deferred to committees respectively, as loi-
lows:
BY Mr.. Taylor -~~-@
House bill No.57,
San act authorizing the sale by tax collect,
ors OF property forfeited to the State foI
delinquent faxes; providing for the redemp
ton Of such} property when sold; for enregis
tering all sales and redemptions OF sucf
property, and for the satisfaction of writs O
Il. ia. in certain cases; requiring the Auditor
OF Public Accounts to complete and make fina
titles OF tax collectors after one year, ant
prescribing his duties In cases where tax titles
are nullifed by courts; fixing period OF pre-
scription OF actions to nullify tax titles; pre-
scribing certain duties Of notaries, parlsl
recorders and judges Of courts; defining tn
rights and privileges Of certain creditors 0
delinquent taxpayers: making an appropria
tton to refund money to purchasers Of prop
erty sold for delinquent taxes when tax title
are nullified by courts. and for other pur
poses; and repeating conflicting laws"
TO the Committee on Ways and Means
By Mr.. Tsylor-
~ W
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
CONSTABLE SALES.

John w. Hennessy vs.. MR.. and Mrs, b.
Rosch.
|CECOND JUSTICE COURT IN AND FOR
tue Of q writ Of fieri facias to me directed BY
the Hon. ". Rogers. Second Justice Of
the above stated suit. viii proceed to sell at
public auction. at my warehouse, No. $50 Poy-
|dras street. near Basin street, on SATURDAY,
IJapnary 25 1879. at IL O'Clock m
ONE LOT OF GROCERIES. as per inventory
on file Ia my Office.
" Seized in the above stated suit.
q Terms-Cash on the spot.
iaI5 d 25 r. BARNES. Constable.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
succession Of Hamilton Potts.

EGECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PAR
~ ish of Orleans. No. 4o.s34-Whereas, Arthur
Olivier has petitioned the court for letters of
administration on the estate Of the late Ham
,ilton Potts deceased. intestate. Notice Is hereby
given to all whom It may concern to show
Cause. within ten days. why the prayer of the
I aid petitioner should not be granted.
By order of the court.
ia 8 10 24* JOHN HERBERT. Clerk
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succession of Frederick Hantau.

BuCCcSAIOn OF FFedeFICk HAntAu.
THE CREDITORS OF THE DECEASED ARE
L hereby requested to present their claims to
the undersigned within ten days from the date
hereof and all persons indebted to the success
sion are requested to make immediate pay
ment. F. J. LAYER, Notary Public,
No. 9OS Magazine street.
January Is. 1873. ja13 10 ~
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ne Comnittee on CITY Affair.

Mr.. Moncure a'is'
house bill No. SO,
p,var 80 ~ donating certain lands to tbo .
and ALL dnu a., mississippi Railroad Comn o !
tho W ,on the forfeiture of said Ianps
road Company" po'' ana Texas RAJ
70 the Committee on R.,,ro
~ Mr.. Barthelmy S'
House bill No. 40.
an act to repeal acts Nos o.
eAlra session OF 1877. and r. "a "a ana 20 q U
parish OF Carroll, with it's torne Establish II
representation and Official nraa 80. ooundariee3
10 the Committee on tba Ie an,1auon."
By Mr.. O'Bryan- ''o . judiciary.
HQpaa bill M y
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IO tuo OoI1IHICCee nC2sfcn 1sllQ QlelUyxtyI.
tine.
BY Mr.. Torrey-
House bill No. As,
San act to exempt sheep from taxation"
To the Committee on Ways and Means.
By Mr.. Vidrine-
House bill No. As,
"An act to amend and re-enact sections s. II
80 and 40 Of act No. 96, approved April 90, 1877,
entitled, An act regulating the mode Of as
sessing and collecting taxes throughout the
State; providing for the correction of over
and under assessments; providing for the h
collection of State and parish taxes, and the
appointment Of tax collectors, for the rendep
ing Of their bonds, and the duties Of paris
recopsers in that respect, and the removal
parish Secorders for violations of the prov
sions of this act; limiting the power Of tax
ton of all parishes and municipalitid
throughout the State" etc.
! To the Committee on Retrenchment anu
Reform.
By Mr.. Rabouin-
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Mrs. widow Charles stoll vs.. g. Kiener.
E,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il ish of Orleans. No. 7419-By virtue of writ
Of Teri faeias. to me directed by the honor.
able the Fifth District Court for. the parish OF
Orleans, in the above entitled cause, will
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street. between Canal and Customhouse streets
In the Second District Of this CITY, on SAT- R-
DAY. February IS. 1879. at u o'clock m the fol-
lowing described property to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with all the
buildings and improvements thereon. and all
the rights, ways. privileges and appurtenances
thereunto belonging, or in any wise appertain-
ing, situated in the Fourth District OF this city
Ia the square bounded by Annunciaion. Jose
phine. ST. Andrew and laurel streets. desig-
mated by the number six Of square No. Is. on a
plan annexed TO an act passed before G. r.
Stringer. late notary public in this city on the
eighteenth February: 1880: and said lot meas
ures thirty feet front on Annunciation street
by one hundred feet in depth and twenty nine
feet eignt Inches In width In the rear. Being the
same property acquired by defendant herein
from Francis Richard by act before VIM. Shan
non. notary. on the twentieth JUL, 1866.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
]. r, ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
ia15 n 90 feS
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Citizens Bank of Louisiana vs.. Jean
Lavigne.

THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Il ish of orleans. No. "a 95S-By virtue OF writ
Of feri facias against Resale Rideau. widow of
Jean Lavigne to me directed by the honorable
The Third District Court for the parish OF Or
leans, in the above entitled cause, will proceed
to sell. Mt public auction at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street. between
Canal and CustOmhouse streets, In the Second
District Of this city. on SATURDAY. February
Is. 1879. at - o'clock m, the following described
property, to wit:
uated in the Second District Of this city In the
auare bounded by Burgundy. Blenyiile. Gus:
tomhouse and auphine streets, rs designated
on q plan deposited in the office of Selim Mag
ner. late notary public In this city as plan No.
40. said portion of ground having. in American
measure. twenty six feet seven inches and five
lines front on Burgundy street By thirty eight
feet four inches and three lines deep, between
parallel lines: together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon. and appurteDances
thereof. and all the rights. ways. servitudes.
privileges and advantages thereunto belonging
together with one hundred shares of the capital
stock OF the Citizens Bank of Louisiana, re-
duced to ninety-four shares. secured by mort.
gage on said property.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Cash On the spot.
J. II. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
Scr
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70 the Committee on Corporations.
BY Mr.. Smith, OF Jackson

By Mr.. Smith, OF Jackson
House bill No. GA,
"An act for the relief Of the parish OF Jack
son, in consequence of the burning of the
ycourt- house and record books Of said parish"
z To the Committee on Parochial Affairs.
: On the motion Of Governor Hawkins the
/ House adjourned until half-past II o'clock
/ Tuesday, January IA, 1879.
G. M. PEGUES, Chief Clerk.
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mmitt66 On oip0fadUlg..
subernator-
No. g. =
pr the relief OF Chas. il Ledig e.
4o +6o7 r, Jos. Demoruclle W Al Landry,
Nv M Hey for services rendered as clerks
House alton for the months OF May June,
a. oo+ August, 1873"
a Rozor, Committee on Ways and Means.
~, an Lott
V, .a.,;st bill No. so,
Irlv AM act to define more definitely the duties
10 IN large the powers Of the commissioners
Pm nted by act No. "a. section 14of said act,
IT,, led An act to abolish the parish Of Gar
"An and to create and re-esta5lish in lieu
ord reof the two parishes Of East and West
60 rroll; providing for the organization Of
onti lid two parishes, and fixing the representa-
-, lon in the House of Representatives, passed
tb at the extra session of 4, E u Assembly
Cd held in 1877 and apprd 3 3 Twenty sixth
lof March OF the same yr.-.r.
/ To the Committee on the Judiciary.
- Mr.. Bienvenu-
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= 3 ~ IT, GGs 1ss,' On Aspirations :
An IN. ~ No. 49,
amo "approved M. the tFd section Of an
Btot. and re-eno.. o. 1871 entitled AN act to
~, Ta Land oasca acs an acfto reorganize the
By By NJ: 1IS yona on the judiciary.
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ARTICLE v.

This incorporation may be changed modified
or altered. or this corporation may bt Dissolved
at general meeting convened for that purpose
with the assent OF three fourhs OF the xisting
stock after thirty days prior notice shll have
been given OF such meeting BY publiation In
one Of the newspapers published In Jew Or
leans. And in case of dissolution or srmsna-
ton OF this charter, the liquidation sha be- con-
Quoted by three commissioners elected,y ma
Jority OF the stockholders In amount at & general
meeting called as above for that purpose
Done and passed In my Office, at tie city of
New Orleans, on the day, month andypar first
before written, In the presence If AMIHOSE G.
LA PICE and JOHN STEINER, boti cs,rnt.,.-
tent witnesses, who have signed thesgpreas nts
with the. said parties and me, notary, after
reading the whole.
p 2 zcIdS 1GTESSgIHART. Ed, FROST.
TWO T " TI WILLIAM. 0.kk6oTHSSn ,,
THEO. GUYOL. Notary Public.
A. g. La PTDE
JOHN STEINER
true COPY from the original.
THEo GUYoL.
!, the undersigned, Recorder OF Mortgages In
ana LOT the parish 81 Orleans. State OF Louis
iana. 90 hereby certify that the within and fore
e ess ssa IN my ONCE in book isa foos a IS
New ss 1rlssps. December { 1 s'su pneo.
r oeas u = rs nw Deputy Record i.
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A CHARLES w. BARKER, AUCrIONEER.
A.PEREMPTORY SALE OF CAPTAIN +. YARDS
ENTIRE STABLE OF RACE HORSES,
AT BRIGHTON Beach Pair Grounds Coney Island
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. ut o'clock,
INCLUDING Lillian, Dell. Bowstrng, Cassatt The Nip
and othefs Sale without regard to weather Ad
dress w. BARKER corner of Broadway and S5th st.,
kor tall
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PHOfEh CLASSlFlCATlON.
AMUsExENTs- 9TH PAox-5th and 9th coils
AsTRoLoGY.l2rH PAGE-6th col
s9Akb hSb wSTEpp Sa and ssh ee
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-2D rAos-
sgs1kEss 9SppRoRrUNIrIEs -era rAcs-i.s col
= u 8
S94oMXEN 1S5 l$s a1E9ENEEs-Ia rAossa col -,
COUNTRY BOARDED PAex-6sh COL
DANCING ACADEMIEs-2p PAGE-6th col.
DENTIsTRY-l2rH PAGx-6th col.
BBSfa AND us
EuR6fEHN srElMsHIFsEian rfssIaa foi rAcxa.A col
FNaNofAsrI PAdn.s naGrssa so ana 9th '''
ICONS 1sD TO
orr yTrP1sE 2D PAcE-2d 3D. and I'd Sd cels -,
HELP ANrED-pEMALEs~i2rH PAcr-lss and ID
HELP SWANTEp-MA1Es-l2.Hr rAex-sa COL
hoGsEs sSoas s1S'e fsSeEs ssSsteE or BUSINESS &C..
MANT5RsD P4Ssss P.ssd asS Ss 4h coils
LOST AND FOUND-Isr PAcE-lst col
sAGBESkExfsa sAGsEE f1ssta faase.A
FssA s.s
sgM E4f5s.A ss r.e.s.A col.
PIANOFORTEs, ORGANS, &C.-9rH PAGE-4th col
fRorEssiSNAL STU ATfoss fis wANTEs6s@0iEnALEs-
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL rs pAcr.. and ID
coils.
REAL ESTATE wANTED-2p PAGx-2d COL
REWARDS-fsr PAcE-Ist col,
SALES AT AUCrfON-lsr PAGE-5th and 9Th coils.
SITUATIONS MISUNDERSTANDING PAGE and
18TH PAGE-lst col.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALES-l2rH PAoE-2d col
SPECIAL NOTICES-1sT PAGE-1st, I'd and Sd coils
SPORTING, BOOKMAKING. &C-isT PAGx-Sd col
STORAGE-9TH PAGE--6th COL
THE LECTURE SEASON-lsT PAGE-6th col.
THE TRADES-12TH PAGE-3d col
THE TURF-1sT PAGE-3d and 4th coils.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2p PAGE-2d col
TRAvELLERS' GUIDE-12rH PAGK-5th col
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
IN PAGE-3d col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-2D PAGE-sth col
WATCHES, JEWELRY. &C.-2D PAGE-6th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE Oh
TO LET-2D PACE-1st col
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C.-1OrH PAGK-6th col
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Noa S,431. $500 1891. 1854, $3.50 1O9O9, 1887.
1854, l.72o 262, i5s2s 7,s77 drew
5000 pesos each.
i.s0 drew 1900 pesos each.
Nos 1.431 1.432, $50, ,434. 1,435, 1895 l.43z
i.4ss az and 40 % ID. drew M 600 & pesos each:
4s6 prixes to be heard when the Official LIST will
by 6rst mail
II. A. MARTINEZ 4 CO., Bankers
10 Wall ST. basement,
brother and Of John B. Msrtnex deceased
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A LARGB SALE OF JEwELRY AND sILyER-
ware this day eommsns,ng z, 70 esIoss =. 40 Broad
and J'w'y ns's e :Yd & 'G:. ,s.s: in
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q.
National Association Trotting Horse Breeders.
Third annual meeting and public sale, Prospect Park
Fair Grounds September IT, II S Three Interesting
each in which comprise the get
of OF the celebrated sires of thu rong horse
Races at O'Clock each day Sales OF stock
comprising the get of Rysdyks Hambeton and other
celebrated sres commence each 1880 A. NJ.
Usual routes to Coney Island available to roach the
track
Admission to races SOC. Grand stand, soc. extra.
Ii. W. 7. MALI President
I. D. fkcKKR Secretary.
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THE TURF.

fHR0fTINd MEETING.
i AT PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.
SEPTEMBER Ii. II and lS
The Prospect Park Coney Island Railroad is the
ONLY ROUTE that DIRECT to the Fair Grounds.
Trains half hour the Brooxiyn Depot 9th
stand
The Brooklyn Depot be reached by horso from
all the ferries
Excursion tickets 25 cents.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, l,ae5 BROADWAY
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR THE RECEPTION or
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS. AD-
VERTIsEMENTs PRESENTED BEFORE EIGHT
O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING ARE INSURED
PROPER CLASSIFICATION.
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A GABLE DESPATCH FROM HAVANA CUBA TO
n. WACHSMAN 4 CO.. Bankers, u Nassau st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

of the
SPANISH GOVERNMENT
Cablegrsm to EMILIO NJ CASTILLO, Banker and Com
mission Merchant 60 II and Is broadway W (ele
vatox) flourish hoor- esir
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A -ruNIs JOHNSON. AuCrIoNERR,
IA Old stand. 81 Nsssan 81
THIS DAY At II O'CLOCK
at our salesroom. 81 Nassau ST

A DMINISTRArORS sALE.-WE. PETER BUTTERFLY
N aud Edwin Holden, special sdminisrators OF the
estate OF Matthew Clinton deceased pursuant
OF the Surrogate Of the city and county OF New Yorx will
sell at public auction tho promises the I'D day OF
September 1872 10 o'clock the forenoon Clinton
Coal Yard Established so yesrs situate
of King and Greenwich sta, In the city Of New York
cuding the Lcase three Horses and Harness four
Carts Coal Screen Barrow. Shoveis Office
ssting OF iron safe Desk aad Desk Stool Cooler
Chairs and Coal Scale.
Dated, New York, Sept IL. 1879
r. r. OkRELL, PETER BUTTERFLY.
j. M MACkAY EDWIN X, HOLDEN
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DOGS. BIRDS. &C.
A LI.BN, 5rii Av: ANp ssfH sT:: HAS FOR sxLg
hoxtra large and fine blue English Greyhound Dog lust
imported also extra handsome Toy Terricrs scotch Rat
Pugs; handsome Cocker Spaniel Dog; Bulls
Terriers the best bred in this country Pups breed
DARKER A Co, AZ AND 40 LIBERTY ST.. WILL
Dconnuc the sale of fine Brecc ading this dsy
Mt O'Clock; also fine Setter Dog
ExTRAoRDINARY SALE THIS DAY wEDNEs.
Ilday) at II O'Clock. ut O. w BARKERS, :Dth st. and
broadway Of prize winning red Irish aud Engsh softer
pointer Dogs aud Bitches and Puppies vari
cities from the kennel OF Lincoln 1Ielyar.
SPORTING. BOOkMAHxING. 81.
T is WEST 2srIi sT.-NEwPoRT AND BRIGHTON
hraces received for Paris Mutuzis and Combns
ton Pools. to bc executed at Hunters Point;
commission; alse Combination Book opcn, messenger
boys receive prompt attention KELLY BLISS.
AT HUNTERS POTNT-NEwPORT AND BRIGHTON
hraces; Auction. French and Combination tonight
KELLY A BLISS.
A srI.EY BELr.-BooKs OPEN AT THOMAS, 3
ABsrclay st. aud 10 2sth st W. LOWELL
TIIE TURF.
1lRIGIITON BEACH FAIR GROUNDS.
ID COMFY ISLAND.
RNecs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Stceple
chase hurdle zach dav. Racss p N
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shs levshls Nensn.
Philadelphia Ledger.


The ,nan whomsst and loves the wom.
an Of twenty Eve is truly. fertanata, 1and
she Ii equally fortunate in meeting. and
loving him, says writer In feminine
journal. At that age she seldom decelves
herself and Ia seldom deceived.s She may
not hsye, sheis not likely TO have than. her
tlrst sentimal experience; tbus sach sxperi-
ence at such nm age 10 more than sentimen-
tai and rarely ever aaetiag, She looks
ut the youths she inagines ahe YVES spam-
cred cf between sixteen and eighteen and
sssn twenty-five and they are worse than
indiGssent or repeiiant to her-they are ri
diculouss and 10 aome sort she. aashe. was
then, is ridicuioas 40 heraelI, Sho cannot
but think what she has escaped she cam
not but be grateful to her destiny that ber
sympathies and affections hare been Eer
served for worthy object and . higher
end. At atwepty-6ves IL ever, IN woman
knows and estimates herself. She is less
liable TO emotionalor msntal mistakes is
far surer of her futnse. because abe feels
thss hsr fats, 10, 70 . certain extsnts within
hes owp hands. Not only is she lovelier
and more logahle.a broader and stronger
than she has been, bpt her welded happi-
uess and endurance are In p EaanBsE gnar-
aHteed,
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salky Horses.

A Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to AniEals recommends the following rules
for the treatment OF balky horses
4. Pat the horse upon the neck, examine
the harness carefully, first on one side and
then on the other, speaking encoaragingiy
while doing 80: then jump into the wagon
and give the word 60. Generally be win
obey. .5a 95 i
2. A teamster in Maine says he can start
the. worst balky horse by taking him out OF
the shafts and making him go round in a
circle. If the first dance of this kind does
not cure him, the second will be sure to do
it.
To cure balky horse, simply place your
hand over the horses nose and shut OF the
wind till he wants to 60. and then les him
60.
4. The brains Of horses seem TO entertain
but one idea at time; thus continued
whipping only confirms his stubborn re-
solve; if you can By any means give him q
new subject to think Of. you will have no
tronhls In starting him. a simple remedy
IL 10 tsks d eoaple Of tpgns Of asout twine
around the fore leg, just below the kass,
and tie in bow knot. At the first check
he wit 60 dancing on and, after going .
short distance, you can get ont and remoye
the string TO prevent iniary TO the tendon
in your further drive.
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!" MADEMolsEL1E, NY MAMMA.
THE INTERESTING 'rLLEGrrrMATE OFF,
SPRING OF SARAH BERNHXRDT.

Mopeure D. Conway writes from London ::
I do not intend to throw q stone at Mile.
Bsynhardt. She and George Eliot and 9TH
or eminent persons who defy the customs
Of society, are competent to judge Of right
and wong, and ars free to act. i do not
Judge them. But what I wish TO point out
ID the social phenomenon presented when
the leaders of society which crushes thou
sands of poor girls In the mire for illegiti-
mate sexual relations should, at the same
time lavish admiration upon women of the
came character who happen TO have talent.
Sarah Bernhardt has meyer been married |;
she has four children she brought to
London with her and took in every house
whsret ahs was entertained, bright boy
who called her =" Madenoiselle, my mann
ma" There was no .coRcealment whateY-
Or. Fashionable London was st her feet.
It was amply demonstrated that fashiona-
BILE English society does not really respect
the customs which it processes to hold es-
ssntlal. The sancity Of marriage becomes
moro and more thing for the poor and ig.
noraut-like orthodoxy. It is we'll enough
for common people to fear bell, etc. This
kind Of talk has long been familiar in the
matter of religious dogma, but it now
seems to be the underlying sentiment about
the marriage dogma, also. $3.50 f.@
! Sarah Bernhardt is o woman of real &C.
Nina haliave her tO Ia n woman Of
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wise-Beasing in Nevada.

sse
Carson. Nevada, had sensation recent
II. A man named James Mccarthy was
convicted Of beating his wife. Justice Ca
rey sentenced the fellow to be tied TO . post
and exposed to public view for two hours,
under the proyiaons of senator stsvaft.s
bill for the punishment Of wife -beaters,
which became law February 81, 1877. A
post was put up In front Of the Capital
square opposite the county building. The
mans hands were manacled behind his
back; he was firmly tied with hemp rops to
tho post, and on bis breast was posted .
large pIacard, bearing the words, I Wife.
Beater, The Appsal says the fslIov
looked shame-faoed and humiliatsd. and
when the officers bad concluded their duty,
he requested that his hat might be pulled
down oyer bis face.
-
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The immense height Of the towers for
the support of the Forth bridge has crea-
ted some surprise, and NO wonder, when it
is taken into account that they will be the
highest buildings of any kind IN tae
world. Science will, therefore, wait with
anxiety their completion. iI'he height of
the towers on the Inch Garvis, midway
between south and north Queensferry, will
bs $50 feet to support bridge 1856 feet
above high water mark, but the reason for
this great altitude is that in the generality
of suspension bridges the towers are built
On the land on either side the span, and
wsre this the case in the Forth bridge tow.
ers OF 100 feet less height, or 4sO feet,
would be sufficient but that is impossible
from the length of the bridge. ai st2a4
It seems that by natural laws there is q
limit to everything ON this earth-eEat is,
that man can 60 certain length and no
further, as, for instaace, in telescopes
nothing larger than Lcrd Rosie having
been constructed for years. In reference
to building, q correspondent the other dag
quoted st. Roliex stalk 430 feet high. St.
Paul's cathedral is about 4s0 feet to the
top of the dome, St Peters at Rome 48O
feet, the pyramids OF Egypt, at least the
great pyramid, is 1S0 feet at present in it's
present imperfect state. bat by calculation
would reach 500 feet when finished. When
it 10 remembered thai this structure only
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