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TRUSTEEE'S SALE OF TWO-STORY AN
i MANHARD ROOF BRICK DWELIINC4 AN
YOUNG & MIDDLETON. AT
nUNOANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES
TATE ON n STREET. NEAR EOITR- AND A

TATE ON u STREET, NEAR FOUR-AND-A-
HALF STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed Of trust, executed to me, -
the undersigned, by Emily F. Dexter and Nd
Jsmes =. Dexter, bearing date on the 2d day4@
Of April, A. D. 1873 and recorded in Liber No. 49,
county, In the District OF Co!umbis to SECURE GER
public auction, in front Of the premises on TUES
NJ, the following named and described real
estate, the same being and lying in the said
city OF Washington, and District of Columbia
that is Lot No. 2, in subdivision of original
lots Noe and 2, in square 400; and also part of
lot No 25 in raid square, which said lot and part of
lot 1s further described and bounded follows,
viz: Beginning for the same on street northwest
IT distance of % feet inches west of the south
east corner OF said square. and running the line
of street ~ feet and Is inches thence north at
right angles to street 129 feet and y inches (more
or ees) including an alley On the north of said lot
which alley s to remain open thence east ~ feet
and 15 inches; thence south to the place of begin
ming, the same being improved with fine three.
story Brick House with basement, and having q
stable and carriage house in the rear
Terms Of sale: The amount Of Indebtedness Sc
cured. which is 5000. with the interest accrued
ance At tt rec months, for which the notes Of the
seemed by a deed Of trust on the property sold,
shall be given. deposit of 600 shall be required
OF the purchaser at the time Of sale. All convey
ing shall be at the expense Of the purchaser. II the
terms OF sale are not complied with in sevon days
the property will be Iesold on like time Of adver-
tieement. JOHN T.. NORRIS,
je18 Trustee
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SAFE OF WALNUT CHAMBER FURNITURE,

Walnut Frame PArlor Suite. upholstered in Hair
Suites Walnut Frame Mir. ors; Black Wal nut
Tabie; Han Rsct; Msr6iet ton Cottage sai suites.
Walnut Trimmed; Walnut Whstnots; WsInEt
Sofas; Lounges; Painted Furniture: Marble
top Sidebosrd; BODY Brussels Carpets, border
cloth and Stair Carpets: Feather Pillows and
9olsters; Husk and Oottontop Mattresses !;
China. Glass and Orockeryware, Kitchen Uten-
sils, &c.
On TUESDAY, July !, 1879. commencing attn
10 O'Clock ana, we shall sell at the residence, W
No. 800 10th street. corner Of H northwest,
the above collection OF Household Effects, all
Of which are in excellent condition, and offers
great Inducements to parties furnishing.
,e514 WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucts.
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auct,oneers

ENIIkE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CON
FAMED IN PREMISES No. 922 NEW YORK
AVENUE NORTHWEST. CONSISTING OF
HAIR CLOTH PARLOR FURNITURE, WAL
NUT ETEGERE. MARBLE TOP TABLES.
BsusSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
FANCY MHATTINGs. PIETgREs, DINING
EUREITURE, CHAMBER FURNITURE,
CARPETS, WALNUT AND COTTAGE SUITS.
CI0THING,- CURTAINS, TOILET WARE,
HALL CARPETS. HALL FURNITURE,
COOKING STOVE. KITCHEN REQUISITES.
CHINA, GLASS AND OROCKERY. REFRIG,
orator, sc. AT ACTION.
O'clock, we Will sell the entire Furniture, &C., vi
contained in the above premises, to which x
we cali attention of buyers. je26St III
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURA DAYO.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

hEIoNaINa 70 The IxTt F. Il iBA Berry
On T sa os g tson. f.
deep, at the e. corner of West and Greene SITS -
and Immediately thereafter the east half part Of Lot
side Of West St. near washington st., and runnin9
at ecocf NJ vii sell part o. Lots ss 81 sn is g
i'll Bealls addition fronting 81 feet on the west
Of Congress st. next north Of g. W. Cropey's resi.
II there after Lots on the south side OF Dunbaron
ST., near Congress ct each 10 feet by 50 feet; and
feet, near Dumbsrton improved bV staha Tx rbo
three Aforementioned lots being adjacent To the iate
residence Of the late p I; Berry, 'e''
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at 6 ner
purchasers cost. ie25-d&ds
TRUsTEKE's SALE OF -TWO-sTORY AND
STORE. No. lO7 Il STREET NORTHWEss ST.
Under and by virtue Of Dc decree Of the su -
trstor is Complainant oonnoIy Ct a. are
fW eel at public anction on THURsbAYc tSe a.
cay OF July, 1879, at O'Clock p m in front of the
PREMISES, that certain piece or Parcel Of Ian j.
D c. known aud described as lot No 1. in Shep.
herds subdivision Of square west OF square No $685.
s Wh .le Proof b1ck house, Oh Two story
Terms Of sale: One-h half cash. OF which deposit
of @2O0 will be required at the time of sale the BAL
with interest from the day Of sale lien viii be re-
tanned upon the properly until the full payment of
the S at the
will in daye the Tru tee reserves the right to
res ell at the risk and cost OF the defsutng pufcha-
ser. ANDREW O. BRADDaME aa ii Trustee.
YOUNG 4 MIDDLETON. Aucts 'e 4' te5 n ss
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10 SPRUCE ST., n. Y.

my2Z-2m
KENTg0KY TROTTIN0 eTALLIQN -5EAsoA
e s; o asnoos %s 81 s'sd5E
WEBB. Groom. AO8 6th q nv. apoSms
WzsbSadaRs S0f l GS s7 F6%SFElsB SA SE
MENT, Felt noohn9 NatsFia1s. Chimney Crooks
VArpoe Eeits WhtteWa13 &<Woho1s 10 my1O-ly
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eg-THF ABOVE sALE rs POSTPONED un,
THURSDAY, July Sd, 1879, same hour an place.
p 81. WARNER, Real Estate Auct1oneer.

PUBLIC SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE CORNER
LOTS FOR RESIDENCE OR BUSINESS
PURPOSES. ON THE CORNER OF EIGHTH
AND o STREETS AND NINTH AND o
STREETS NORTHWEST
l will offer for sale on the premises at Coz
O'Clock, SATURDAY, July 9th, 1879 Lot at theaR$D
southwest corner of 9Th and o streets north
west, % by IS feet, with uHe Of an alley
And at half past O'Clock on the same day, the
Lots at the southeast corner Of 9th and streets
northwest. % feet inches front by 96 feet Deep
with use Of an alley; and Lot on the southwest cor
Of 9th and etree'e northwest, fronting 26 feet
by l20 feet deep to an alley. Titles all perfect
Terms very easy and will be made known on the
cay of sale. je25- d&ds
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MOTH GERMAN LLOYD-STKAMsHI
IN LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRK, LoNDoH

The steamers OF this company win sail every Sat
urday from Bremen Pier foot Of Sd street Hoooken.
Bates Of passage: From New York 10 Hayre, Lon
don, Southampton and Bremen, first caoin, 500;
second cabin, $50; stserage, ESQ. For freight or
Green, New York ". g. METZEROTT CO., 925
Pa ave-, Agents for Warrington. oct1-1y
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WAITER B. WILLIAMS CO.. AuctioneerS
WALNUT FRAME PARLoR SUITE, uPHoL-
sTEREI IN gRSME REPss, osIMsSS
DiNiNa RooM TABLE AID GHAIRs,
MARBLE TOP CENTER TABLE; BRUSSELS
AND INGRAM CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
HOSk AND COTTON TOP MATTRESSES;
COOKING RANGE AND FIXTURE6
PLANETS, SHEETS. SC, KITCHEN UTEN.
On MONDAY. June SOth. 1879. commend ~
ing st IL O'Clock am, shall sell at the VA
residence Of . gentleman Declining house IN
keeping No. ITO 7th street northeast the M
above collection of Household Furniture, Caripe,s
&c.
Terms cash.
ie26d WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO Ancts
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II UNITTD STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
NEW YORK to 3HkENsIOWN and LIVERPoOL
City Of .6491 tons City Of Montreal 1870
City Of R,ehnond $50! tons City Of Bruises. s75s
These magnificent steamers are among the strong
est. largest and fastest on the Atlantic. and have
every modern Improvement, incui ding hot and cold
water and electric bells in etaterooms, revolving
chairs IN saloons, bath and smoking rooms barber
nhops, etc.
For rates Of passage and other information. apply
to JOHN g. DALE. agent 81 Broadway, NY; or to
D. A. BROSNAN, 926 g st. J. W. BOTELER l.
BRO, 923 Penn'a ave-; e. w. MOSS, Adams Ex-
press Washington. dec18 eolys
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TWENTlETH.STBE HARRIET.
VIM. LINKINS SON,
$50 TtceNtte&h Street.
An kinds fresh SPRING VEGETABLES,
BERMUDA POTATOES,
VEAL, MUTTON. BEEF. ap22tr

John ID. AElALX.
- DEALER IN ylHg3-okA10
BEEF, LAME. WAL MOTTON, %
COINED BEEF SPECIALITY.
Stalls 628, $40 and $50 Center MarkeG,
Sth-etreet wing, and 20S and 206 Northern "
Liberty Market or address Box u, City &GHn>
Post O1hce
Marketins delivered free Of charge to N parss Of
the city. ooDlG
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r IEBIG COMPANIES EXT TEAS Nc OT E
~ FLAV0RiNa sToGK- FOB SOUPS, MADE
DISHES AND SAUCES.
LIEBI6 COMPANY'S ExTEA u; OE
MEAT els q success and boon tor Wnlcn na !,
lions should feel Rrateful".See MeHca fress'
Lancet" "British Medical Journal, &C!
CAUTION.-Genuine only with the fac smile OF
Baron Lebig's Signature in Blue Ink across tne
Label
Consumption in England increased tenfoid In
ten years"
LIERIG. COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. To be had of all StorekeeReiss, gS Gte'
and Chemists. Sole agents for the Un1e3 0 taS:
fxhslessl sd onlY RS e 9AVlD msIish.i
GEORGE r. HOWELL n co.
Newspaper Advertising Bureau.
see
For Ten Cents: One hundred page Penn.
phlet with Lists OF Newspapers ana AL
vertis1n4 Rates.
For Ten Dollars: Four lines inserted
one week I'm Three Hundred and Fifty
Newspapers.
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10 II. WARNER, AuctlOneer.
SALE BY AUCTION OF VERY DESIRABLE
PROPERTY (FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES),
THREESTORY BRICK HOUSE. No. 1226 F
NER OF THIRTEENTH STREET NORTH
WEST.
property at So O'Clock SATURDAY, June %, ha
1879, parts OF Let's 10 and IL, square 29O, ~.
feet inches, and also fronting 2S feet inches on
18th street northwest, with improvements.
three years. at six per cent, payable semi annually.
800 down at SALE 1e19-eO&ds
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NOTICE TO 4SHMT VERNON P4

recently butt and Furnished. I. L ~
BLAxI. Captain. il the only boat al
lowed to land passengers at Mount
Vernon wharf. Round trip 81, including admission
10 mansion and grounds. Steamer leaves 9Th street
wharf daily Sundays eSceRted2 4 70 = ~ And e
Supf Ladies Mount Vernon Association. L L
BLAKE, steamer W. W. Corcoran. 5el6-ly
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THE PALACE MARKET.
CORNER 14TH AND NEW YORK AVENUE.
Hard and Soft CRABS and CLANS always on
land.
Fresh STRAWBERRIES, Green PEAS, Etc
CHICKENS.
All kinds Of MEATS, FRUITS, GAME and VEGE-
TABLES, ct lowest prices.
mylAtr FLANK j. TIBBETS CO.
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HoMAS OO"A11No' Auctioneef.
REGULAR BALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNr.
TURE,
At my salesroom SAIURDA Az, June 18th -
1879, in which are fine PARLOR SETS, in\A
Rep and raw Silk. together with general COL -
lection Of Household effects III
One Trunk and lot Clothing; one large Packing
Case for Shoes several large Coffee Mills; LARGE
lot Canton Mating. Also, boxes Merchandise
which Will be sold for storage,
je26-N THOMAS DOwLING, Auct
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OLYDE,S NEW EXPRESS LINE
/

NEW YORK-HOTTEHDA
The first class steamers of this line W. A. SUHOL-
TENm"P CALAND,"" ROTTERD AM" "soHIE-
DAM" ~ MAS" carrying the o. 8. natl to the
Netherlands. leaves Jersey City every alternate
Wednesday ana Saturday: Calm e6SHO; Inter;
Ar, 81 South William st New York. FUNCH EDYE
3 90, ~ SO. WD. st., Freight Ag'ts L ". NOR
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.

WHITE HORSE. 16 HANDS, SOUND AND A
GOOD DRIVER; PIANO-BOX BUGGY, FULL
SPRING, IN PERFECT ORDER, ANb SIN
GLE HARNESS. AT AUCTION.
e,ciSck N trent OF ~ auctlon rooms, k0Q
shall sell the above outft Can he eeen at8Za
LesdlnGbam 4 Co. Stables 1927 II street prior to
sale This In considered one of the finest teams In
IIe cry. je26-
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, -. s1R ii SH S6YdE;E.S Trustees.
my21-13t Office, City Hall
IT. THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF June, 1877 at the
' N -'' s. q; WELLS II a,6 ~. Trustees.
je4-dts RANDOLPH COYLE,S
sETHE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POET
PONED until WEDNESDAY. june 26th, ISIS, at the
$500. q. E n WE ~ st,5 517 Trustees
If THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED to WEDNESDAY, July 9th, 1879, at the
'"'A' A'"' CIV RANDOLPH COYLE.l Trustees
je24 H. b. WELLS, JR. ) $3.50
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

THOSE WHO BUY ENGLISH BREAKFAST
i IkA WI they can get something rice should
Try That Just received by the Ct Pin. T. Co., 1l04
IL b ST.. at 80 cts. pound. js2O-1m
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For Ten Dollars: Four lines inserted
one week In Three Hundred and Fifty
Newspapers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-31

'gyGIS HOUSE HAS BEENysREFETTED
from kitchen par.or The =! zee will be conduct
ed family hotel principles Restaurant and hotel din
ny -r1o,a attached to the house. r.v2ftf
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This is paw day at the Mint.


The Mint rate for fine silver is 81 II G1O
CRY FATHER ArHERroN is down with the
measles.
Hon WILLIAM WooDBUAN Was in the city
yesterday.
Mr. D. E MCCARTHY, of tbs Chronjcle, is
III the city.
ONE fne show case and boxes, cheap for
cash at C. S. AmidOns
TOMORROW night the moonlight party takes
place at Treadway's park.
Ex-GovERNoR BLAsDEL paased through
to San Francisco last night.
The last wood drive of the season was
taken out and piled up at Empire yesterday.
THE Cowing 4 Zabriskie people continue
to prosecute work on that property as fast as
they can.
CoMsTOcg securities took al upward bound
yesterday 1t is believed that the depression
is at an end
TEE Caledonia picnic takes place at Tread
way park week from aext Saturday. on the
9th of August
Hon RvFvs f AFa1c0 is in he city.
Ehis gentleman vii, take up his residence at
kIarkleville shortly.
KsMEmBEK that to-day at 2 P. NJ the entire
iot of c. S. Amidon household goods will be
sold at auction in front Of the store.
OEE cook stove, bc1 stove and parlor stove,
chairs, bedsteads, etc, must be sold at 2
?. n. day, at Amidon's, Arlington Block.
MECHANICS are at work in the northern part |
u the Arlington House, fitting up the neg
premises to be occupied by Mason Brothers.
TEE Mechanics Union say that there is
only ono engineer the V. & 7. R. R., who
positively declines to Join their organization.
TIE Mechanics Union will make an effort
10 enforce their resolutions tomorrow. 1t is
greatly to be hoped that no lawlessness will
be engaged in.
THE diamond drill has been in operation in
the Sierra Nevada mine for the past six days,
and the inference is that somebody knows
What there is in it.
BULIIoN.-The southern stage brought in
three bars of bullion from Benton and five
bars from BeIleville yesterday, consigned to
Wells, Fargo & Co.
TIE railroad platform is very much crowd
ed these pleasant evenings 10 witness the ex- q
element of the day, namely, the arrival and
departure OF the lightning train r
THIS is the last day that tagless dogs are :
permitted to roam about and snifie the
aroma emanating from swin barrels, for to- !
morrow the eXterminating season commences r.
GONE TO BoDIE. Deputy Sheriff Powers n
vent to Bodie yesterday morning to bring in 7
ohm Allen, alias Moriarity. William Dren- '
AN. wis was 10 have brought him here hav- fl
ng telegraphed to the Sheriff that he was NJ al
bic 70 do To- RI
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-31

\ 0kLL.-A worthless SORT o. le'""
known by the so6rIP0ef OF Lazy jack
"ho mss never been known TO 90 anything
sir his Fe5l"e'lc7 IN tslIS cl'y' excepting 70
ori TX "Il'Shey VIE" Sohle"'"S eiSe pa" iol
H. "'l' ""l'.oet % MS conf 'l1io'i7 ''l"' lie
mad discovered h'& placer NINE al the heao
Of hing Canyon. The fellow statement
gained little cr@de"ce, and abo1t twenty
men went out to the designated spot yester-
DAY afternoon, bar, 1t IS needless to say, found
IVA ''S -
li''''7,'' "o'"''' ''S'''" MS P"'P',So'
o''2'''' ones nave 0'.'' '''N'i'- '"l ''', ''''o
1-i9I Ie''"H l'''li 'n@ prospecting ''1P' 0''
Cii0 reno" mas maze -iL'il'eIl scarce
BITTEN ny Doe. AND THE A>IMAL SHoT.
Last evening a company Of boys in the south
part Of the city, were engaged in the in
nocent pastime OF abusing every dog that
came within their reach by trying to tie
large oil can to their tails, when, at last they
caught tartar in the shape Of a large mastiff
For quite while the boys hedged around 1t
without making much headVay IN the matter
OF fastening the can to Its tall. AT last the
animal became inpatient and Whlrjln@
aroun", OF boy named henry Hogan, IN
the tieshy part OF the LETT leg, producing
severe ana PAINFUL wound A man named
William Franks who witnessed the action OF
the dog, pulled revolver from his pocket
and with two shots hnlsEed the maddened
brute.
ARREST OF A BRurE.->Dficer Duncan yes
terdav arrested person for commit ing an
infamous CRIME. lie was caught IN the
act, Tor which ne ought to be made
'uIler tRe se7ereSt Pen&I!y' PROVIDED there
IS anything IN the statutes OF TINS
o'S'e 10 cover MS case Inc details OF MS
case are TOO disgusting 70 Dear Puollcatlon'
Inc ponce say 'na' II Is not MS nrS' 0HenSe,
'uV 'ha' he was coihl'eleo 10 lea'e 0olo
Eilll, "here ne formerly resided on account
j HIS uiina'u ra' ProPeii9'tIeS' l He accused
'efgns 0'' 10 HIS Si1'i9'n year li0 VIII
IT neio Iof e1alhiiiS'ioh
A RBLIAELE mining man and capitalist
49, C"''lo Ii II YIN - '''' DO' i-0
-o''- ''' NO '-'''''' - P-''i''
iOit>-
.,.
49, ,,,.,.,u a7,,.,.,,.4 -. .....~,..
=, - ~ 80
Hi.
ZOO IN
operator dreams Of.
D. !
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-, .Nt7Nl. (,J,-1 .I', 3
N ,r n :, |In,,"T a
49,, r
~ .l.t,c ~ 49, c !
,-I 'lIy, ~, "
= ii"' "o'''" you cal ina, '0',' il
ver in the land retorted the vender of az
rdware and hard puns. 1t looks as if the at
all propensitv for puns had rally taken hold 20
Rails whole establishment.
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q
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SETTLE SETTLE !

All those indebted to Frank Bekonz, Of the One Price
Clothing Store, requested TO settle utheir
before the Ist Of August, 1879 ieslr
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state A1ses seyvI.,, lsou-, argument n:
/ Court direc,e3 ne Attorney Gs:,er&. 70 I'll,
brief within t4s days, the o:hgr slar 70 nave
five days to reply.
The noaJest thing in me - firing ;.5e wa'
yesterday afternoon performed by Carson
street bar keeper, vino, by placing his righr
boot under the coat tails OF stranger, lifted
him about three fees from the floor Of the
saloon and landed him clear on the Sidewalk,
This was all done because the aforesaid stran-
ger drank whisky for which he had 10 coin to
liQuidate.
D1srRIcr ATTORNEY HAHRIs and Sheriff
Williams, of Storey County, were i'll the city
yesterday, and visited the State Prison, to
look after the condition of prtchard, who is
confined there for safe keeping. They brought
a physician with them who expresses the opin
ion that it may be week or Two before it viii
he safe to remove the prisoner 70 Storey
County.
OpKrh BouFgs The Aimee 0oara BoufFe
is billed for Virginia. This company IS the
best in its line in the United 5"les. We
would suggest 10 manager Pceddey to 1nake
al etf..rt to get them G5wn here for one evaa-
ing after their engagement expires At Nlr-
g'nia.
AsRlvALe.-The f,"owing passengers ar
rived per southern stage yesterday Afternoon:
Mrs Q. S Mott, } n Dawley, :. K B-ch-
tel, n. WEBSTER, w Reinstein. NJ Moss,
Mrs Boynton, c. A. Gould, Mss Hattie
Magee, S c. Smith, Miss Mary Wilson.
THE irrepressble Charles Palmer held forth
to a large and admiring crowd in front of the
County Building last evening, lecturing upon
90 Capitol and Labor" and interspersing his
discourse with the sale of socks, corsets, etc
NoTIcE The worshipers at' St. Peters
Episcopal Church, will please take notice
that the Sunday services will be resumed on
Sunday next, August Sd, as usual.
GEORGE r. DAVIS, Rector
Mr.. john T. PANrLISD returned from
below yesterday morning. After all the re-
cent backing and filling there is nothing
definite yet regarding a change in the man
lgement Of the Ormsby House.
THE arrest of Fleming, the alleged stealer
# Mr. Scovllle's watch, has had the effect of |
temporarily dispensing the gang of hoodIam
heves with whom this town has been afflicted |
or some time.
THE Trustees of the n A. NJ / ". Sc
iety will hold meeting for the purpose of
ranging the speed programme for the com
ng fair on Saturday evening at the office of
sheriff Hill.
DIED.-The little daughter Of }ig. and AIRS.
:. +. Gibson, who was reported quite SICK .
w days ago, died yesterday. The parents
ave our warmest sympathies in their be
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-08-02
Ordnance No. l3l.

Prohibiting the disinterment or removal
OI bodies Of persons who have died Of
yellow fever or other contagious or i'll
fectiels diseases and prescribing penal
ties ~tAereOn.
Be it Wdained BY the Police Jury of the
Parish Y LafoMrche That it shall pot be
lawful u disinter Or remove the body or
bodies d any person or persons who may
have diai OF Yellow Fever or n other
contagious or Infections disease except the
said disnterment Or removal be done with
in the following dates. TO-wit: Between
the first day Of January and the First day
If February Of each year and then only
under the direction and supervision Of the
Parish Physician.
SectiOn2. Be It further ordained that
whoever shall c%Ontravene the provisions Of
this ordinance Or whatsoever shall aid Ol
abet in such cOntraventiOn shall he deemed
guilty Of ! misdeMeanOr anil shall be fined
not less than One Hundred Dollars nOl
more than one Thousand Dollars Or shall
be imprisoned not less than ten days mol
more than ninety days or both ut the discrt
ton Of the Court.
BE it further ordained, That this ordi
| nance shall take effect from and after it
passage.
p. G. ALEMAN, President.
Certified:
GEO. w. SQUIREs, Secretary.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-08-02

1t was a fortunate thing for
the late Constitutional COnven
ton that the parish of TerrebOnne
was represented by E. w. Will
liams. This distinguished dele
gate has printed a letter to his
adu,irihg constituents, III which
he shows conclusively that he
was All important factor in that
convention, and that if he bad
not been a member of that body,
the chances are that the cOnven
ton would have been a failure,
and adjourned without accomplish
ing any good to the people OF this
state. MIR. Williams was a very
influential delegate, although the
fact of his presence would have
been unknown had his name not
appeared in the lists OF yeas aud
nays.
But when Mr.. Williams own
evidence Is Oh record that he was
the great man of the Convention
no further testimony is needed,
and every citizen OF Louisiana
must feel that sit was good fol
him to he there"