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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-06-07

Crops throughout the parish are
looking line. They were commenc-
ing to suffer from the long drouth,
bnt we have had an abundance of
rain daring the past week. The
only fear now is that we may have
too much of it.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-06-07

Captain Walker, of the steamer
Abitt. has kindly remembered us
again during the past week. While
the captain Is ever thoughtful for
the comfjrtfo of those who cross the
Lake with him, he never forgets the
printer. Many thanks.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-06-07

Il There viii be an excursion from
Cpvington to New Orleans, to-mor-
row Sunday, on the pretty steam
Ell Alice, provided the weather is
far:lable. See advertisement.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-06-07

d, The price paid for silver bullion
at the New Orleans Mint is 81 15b
per ounce for fine IN lots of 10000
ounces and less.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-06-07
y CONVICTION. La:
Saturday. June 7. 1879.

a. The courteous officers of the
steamer Alice will please accept our
thanks for late papers.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-06-07

I. fhallllllll Tie dignity Oh SUCH il posi-
ton.
/ The previous question was de-
uanded on the amendment offered
by Delegate Thompson. and it was
adop:ed--yens 95, nays 90.
An amendment was also adopted
inserting monthly" instead of
Quarterly"
The article, as amended, was
then adopted.
Several ordinances were adopted
! defining ihe powers and duties of
the Governor.
ART =. Tie Treasurer, Auditor
and Superintendent of Education
shall receive for their services each
compensation which shall never
be increased or diminished during
the period Tor which they shall have
been respectively elected; but which
conpens: ti"n shall not exceed $1,000
per annum for each officer
1t was moved to strike out "Su-
perintendent of Education" and in
sert the words ATTORNEY General
and Secretary of State"
Delegate Forman offered the fol-
lowing substitute for the article:
ART. %. The Attorney General
shall receive salary of $4,000 per
anuum.
The Auditor and Treasurer each
shall receive IL salary of $4,000 per
amman. and the Secretary of State
shall receive "a salary of S2400 per
album.
Each of the before-named salaries
shall be payable monthly, and no
fees or perquisites or other COM
p4nsation shall be allowed.
Several amendments to the sub
stitnte were offered. ole of which
was adopted, reducing the salary of
the Attorney General to 5000.
On Thursday the Convention took
up the report Of the Committee on
State Lands The report was read,
in which the committee advises that
the lease of the
NEW BASIN CANAL
be taken away from the present les
See and put under the direct con-
troll of the State.
Mr.. Leake presented substitute
for tie ordinance presented by the
which embraces the
same features as the latter. but does
not give Tue details.
Mir. Thompson spoke at length i'll
favor of the committees report. He
to the manner III which the
iessees had failed to fulfil their con-
tract, in regard to the depth Of
water in the canal. and desired that
instice should be done to those sec +
tons whose commerce with New
Orleans WAS conducted through the
New Basin Canal.
A large nEmber of amendments
to Mr.. Leake's substitute were offer
e,l and tabled.
Mr.. Robertson offered an amend
nent that tie depth ut the bar and
throughout the length OF the canal
1e maintained at not less than eli. lat
.eet. Voted down.
Mr. Thompson moved for a re-
of the vote by which !
sir. Robcrtsun's amendment was
letcatet.. The vote having been re-
IL substitute by MIR.
Thompson WAS adopted to the same
feet us the amendment.
Alr. Leahe's substitute, as amend
ii, and the resolution accompany
NJ the majority report, providing
or the prosecution OF the lessee Oh
he Ca,.al, were then adopted. I;
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-06-07
CONVENTION NOTES.

was principally engaged, on Mon
day. in considering the contested
election cases of Tcbault and Nj
gent VS.. Phelps and Mcconnell.
Delegate Phelps was confirmed III
his seat By unanimous vote. A
very lengthy debate arose III the
case of Nugent IS. Mcconnell.
which finally resulted in the seating
of the latter named gentleman.
The report of the Committee on
Legislative Department was then
taken up and consiuerad until adj
iournment.
On Tuesday the reports of the
Committees on the Legislative and
Executive Departments We're taken
up. The former report was dis
posed of on its second reading. aud
some little progress made OH the
latter.
INFRINGEMENT.
On Wednesday the report Of the
Committee on Executive Depart
ment Was taaen up as unfinished
business.
Article 8 was read and adopted,
as follows:
ART. 8. The Lieutenant Cover
nor snail receive for his services IL
salary winch shall be double That Of
IL member of the General Assembly,
and no more.
ART 10. The Governor shall have
power to commute sentences, grant
r-pri-ves for aii offenses against the
State, and. except III cases of i'm
peacilne;.t, shall, upon the recon-
mendation in writing OF the Lieu
tenant Governor, Attorney General
and presiding judge of the conrt
before which conviction was had.
have power to grant pardons aud
remit fines and furteitures after con
victinn. In cases OF treason he may
grant reprieves until the end of the
next session of the General Assem-
bly,, in which the power of pardon
shall be vested.
Delegate Robertson moved to
amend 10y inserting clause pro-
viding for Board of Pardons. to
consist of the Lieutenant Governor, !
General and the presiding
Judge.
Delegate Blanchard moved a sub !
stitute providing that the right to !
pardon be exercised by any two of
these officials.
The substitute was accepted and |
adopted.
Delegate Pardee moved to strike
put the words commute sentences !
and insert after the word "pardoms
the words 80 commute sentences.
Adopted.
Delegates Semmes moved to
strike out the words "Lieutenant
1overnor" and insert District At
5orney." Lost.
Article IL, as amended, was then
adopted.
ART. -. Tt e Governor shall re-
.eive a SALARY Of $1,000 per annun,
payable quarterly, On lis own war
ant
Delegate Thompson moved TO
strike out five" and insert -four.
Delegate OFT moved TO aiAelid by
nseltlug ''three' instead Of five
Delegate Davidson moved to /
mend by rIo,iding that not less
han three nor more than FIVE thou
and dollars be paid the Governor.
Delegate Dreaux opposed the
He did not believe
hay private gentleman. much less
he Governor. cIu.d 1--we on $1,000 II
ear. Til. Governor should be til.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-06-07
New Advertisements.
SUCCESSION OF FRANK GooDBEE.

SUCCESSION OF FRANK GooDBEE.
Parish Court for the parish of st. Tam
many-State of Louisiana--So. 116.
Whereas Mrs. Camille Spell has petit
toned the Court for letters OF admins
tration ON the estate of the late Prank
Goodbee. deceased
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern, to show cause. if any they
can. within ten days from the frxt pub
LEGATION hereof, why the prayer of said
petitioner should not be granted.
By order of the court. I'm -
VIM. C. MORGAN,
Clerk.
Covington. June Z, 1879.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-06-07

Legal Advertisements One Dollar per
square for the first insertion, and Fifty
Cents for each subsequent insertion.
Personal cards, when almis sable, ten
cents per line. payable in advance.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-06-07

Rates of Advertising.
Ten lines Of thi$ tBrevier) type or It's equic-
ale'a in idrger type. constitutes
Sqtatre.
ONE SQUARE, FIRST INSERTION, ONE DOLLAR
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27

George W Dilavay; on Design FOR Clubhouse, Salem II.
Wales John II. Hal. Daniel T. Appleton, Joseph II.
Cboate and Professor Charles F. Chandler COnstruc
ton, Jackson = Schultz Samuel Hazetine. J. W. Flske,
John II. Hall ana Salem H. Wales; on Furniture and
Decoration. Richard Butler, = FranCkn Stanton, Y.
Denton Smith. James O. Hoyt Charles A. Peabody jr.
The first work OF the Committee Des gn toward
securing designs and plans for the clubhouse # being
their recommendation the Joint Committee that the
IooWing architects be invited 20 prepare and submit
designs In competition: James Reuwick George r.
Harney. Potter Robertson Charles ID. GamDr
stephen ID. Hatch, Richard ". Hunt. Edward +. Raht
and VI, Kim. Meade Bige!Ow, Of New York. and Pea
Dody searnS, o Boston. Each Of these has agreed 10
submit plans within thirty days. and each receive
nked sdm for toe designs, regardless OF their 0ccep
ance or rejection for practical execution. For their In
formation the building Ia briefly descr bed four stories
above the basement, 10 be built OF the best quality OF
phiL Cr Baltimore brick with stone basement
and trimmings The entrance Is be
viii be given to hall for cub meetings and
dancing the cluO's reception nights when
ladies' arc entertained picture gallery ample in space
ana perfect ~ appointments reading aud CONVERSE
ton room iarss and well stored library dining aud
supper room also b lizard room AMI bowling alleys
He kitchens. OF the principal wants felt By the cuD
1T ls present house. There will be steam passenger and
service elevators.
The committee VIII be instructed 70 proceed 20 make
buIding contracts as soon suitable design has been
CHOSEN. but ground cannot be broken until after
hay l. when the club will come into possession Of the
DIdlhg site on the terms recently described IN THE
4kIEUNE. The committee viii ain, l. said. 10
design Tor the exterior chase and dEnlte1 to the
artistic features aud thoroughly substantial.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
SUFFERING on THE AH4zON

Two civil engineers late in the employ Of
F. and T. Collins, contractors for the building OF the
MADEIRA and Mamore Railroad IN Brazil arrived IN this
city Saturday. on the schooner Carrie D. Allen, from
Para. Their story OF the and su1crugs from
exposure and lack Of food among the employees Of the
road the OF those who arrived IN the last
steamship from Brazil. About sixty of the 600 who
originally went 10 Brazil from Philadelphia year. ago
died Of the maara fever and were buried ~ -an An
tonic These engineers report that all OF the worknen
had left san Antonio hopes OF making their way to
the United states although they had neither funds nor
food. The residents OF Para had provided one meal
day for those who had been unable t. gct home until
me next from Brazil, hut many had died from
exposure. beng uuprOvded with shelter OF any KIND.
The hardshUs OF these men at san Antonio l. stated
a. having very great. They suffered rom want Of
food aud shelter for several days ae their arrival and
most OF the men lad rver and because or the iacE
Of medical care Discomfort prevailed IN the camps ana
many de,ertIons followed. quarIeis occurred among
tue men, and OCcasiOus they were attacked ny
in1ilns one Of their number, cook named hlng. Of
PLlIade pnia, found dead ono morning. with three
arrows IN his body, having been murdered bY the IG-
dlaus. Al Italian who had considerable money and
ieWelry his person, vas al-t IOuNd GWILclcu OAt
and his money aud leNCIIY gone
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
CALENpAks THls DAY.

s,-rRgwP RT-CHAHBEBs- Donohre J-Nos. o. ~ u,
rs 1913 469. IJG 3. 1-5 $780, a. -4r -55 -rI -o
1-l .-g g-O PSI 2s4 9e6 Assessment Cas'sNos - -
20 80 81 81 80. 80. 81. IL, -. 40 - 49, -
So 81 50, 50. 55, 81, 81. e-, ., ,,
AIT Morris et lI.-NO d4y calendar. .
IIRtUlf-PAR II-LaWrvnce, J-' a.~ on NO. llol-ialh
AT -lenield AMI another y dag calendar.
p1RT III-Vau Brunt J.-Case on. No. l2i.-AnfreNs .
e al agt NeHJersey Steamboat COMPANY No DAY cal
u PEaloR CoURr-sFECIAL TEEN-speIr J.-No day cal.
eudar. ,---, ,...,.. ,.-r,
CoNHoS PLEAs--gLtIA- lLRI-C. +. Day &. J-NO Jay
calendar. ,-- - -. . ,.A...,o
Mwauaeo and 81. Paul HalIcac COMPANY aSt s"se. y"
fgIaI TERn-PAEr I-LaIrsmors J.-Tos 90 9ol, 1870.
lOO- COS - .Ob2 sJ3, 20o8 $50 2USU .OJ2 300 Sd
s25 9.3 yt4 $50. yl9. - .-. 800 80, ,o,,
III Ialy Nos s62, G77. $50. 905. l744 lOli
1G10 ST. 3I5 g2l J-5 So tJS. 9J9. JGO lO2 lO-
N..fNY ClJRI GFNLuAL TFAl-Shr4 AcAGdm sud
Go-nn II Appeals from Orlrrs No !. Appeals non
J15tt1neuts-So, Is. 1. o. TO- =. 20 -. -, 10.
N,RiNH cor RI-Tg-AL IHLa-PAAIs !, II and Ill-AH-
iourned Tor the term. ,..,.., ,,.r
rur1r homicide .conuuu,dI -. Wallace Richard N1drf
Jaln cAIams EGsaIa Coleman burglary James sAil
IAue Mime smith, OEe a. aLau, JalArH rHllI J"hh u
tlra1 James Buen grand larceny Charles J. ADJ Aa'
false pIcteAcrs. ,-,..,. .-..,-,st,.
PAEI II-Cow.ug John Brown, lomIcde 'c'LiLueD'
Lou. a. uy4s RECEIVING stolen goods
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
TWO TRIALS FOR MURDER.

Michael MarmOra, an Italian, was brought
trial yesterday before Judge Gder-eeve for the Kill
ing Of Michael NcDermott November @, ISIS at No
IA Roosevelt-st McDermOtt and man named Burke
had been working together and much intoxicated, they
went TO No Il Roosevelt-st Burke says he was stupid
with drink and thinks he was hit on mead there but
r/ncmDers little, except that some one told MIN ater-
ward that McDermott was lying dead IN the nail Two
or three witnesses examined 10 minor circum-
stances connected with the killing but failed to connect
the prisoner with It, The chief evidence so far against
him is hat Of Cbe officer who arrested the prisoner III
hiding In Brooklyn when he said, They can't prove IT,
and Cepied that ne knew anything or R0Oseveit-st.
Medical evidence as to the physca cause ~
death and motion made by the prisoners counsel
for verdict OF scquttal account OF the weakness oI
the proof Judge GdeTseeve thought there was some
thing TO go to the jury and the went over until
to-day.
The trial OF John Brown for killing Giovanni Giiho
on Last Christmas Day at No. 10 BaTterst, occupied
the attention Of judge COwing nearly all day yesterday
The evidence showed afrav, hut vns very conflicting
the Of the prisoner was Oy no means Gle u
regard To what occurred at the time Ol the killing lie
ase will De continued to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
pECI-ION.-TLE. %.

SUDrr1ps C0Hrf-G Gbdtpbcrs-Bv judge D0nOhUe.-
Schafl0tte sg SchaTotte Notion must be dcn"d MlcEey
aet NacEev.-See memorandum NcsOn agt Ih"Ing case
s,t down Par J. preference, nTst MOnGaY 0 March
SEYMOUR AZ krnn-Id -Ne-ettlt-I Wallace sGt Mason.
Must be referred Meyer agt. DeutschSee Eule - @ss
two lines. Cambridge Valley agt Matthews Mechanics
u0e-Mouon granted In the matter Of hyersPrlsonor or
discharged. Mc lsr agt Zentel Fch sEt HAuch Never
art sthhauor; The People, etc. act. Champion God>
y,r Mining COMPANY Never sgt. Drutsch. Russell AIT.
-i5ith agf smith. leiGs agt Keller. Parker
f4i.ou. Muller sgt. BeuraE McN as-rr az an ~aum
Manhattan savings Institution 4gt DoAlnser 40 Jones
Agt CouneI.-t1 ldnfed.
sinu.ns Il Al .ndiugs as settled and signet
Common PlCas-NDeciai Term-By Judge c. p DAILY
Wels sgt Weis-Divorcc granted king1nan sgt kngman
spraEue ompany Greer ag Applications gram ed
OOuDel AIT U'GoIluan-Ne have authority act
der The sd section the code the sub 1919 this
special proreecng so far as the dscharae Oi the lien anu u
Act In the ~ tho gnmcnt Of R'Ay 70 Doll
There reference al of these whether tcre
swavs Ia re HorsfaL! 10 rsreGcnora Term, FEBRUARY
I.-. Let th matter Ne referred % Harlow NJ uu}t esq.
10 take the scouut Of he assignee aud aAe PROOF
OF he facts alleged ia o.. peGuou Aele4n
NQrre (OuTt-C CbGmb1s-BY Judge SInnot,-
MI aet Rod dger.- Demurrer sustained decision MED
.-euef agt sMOlOn 10 yacfe order Of arrest
granted with 10 decision. GoidOu ag EnIAc-
Jssc settle! filed Hassty agt. Gebhard-AotOn o.
Motion FOR leave 10 Tcpy granted Bauer agt Oeile
Motion granted. The new Haven COUpT company Agt;
Motion 20 set aside supplementary vi' ecnEs ItrI u
mot ior stay 1ehled Sulitu DAM
Tyfol rerm- Idrt by Judge NcAdam.-Argal sgt OTIS
Judgmeut for plaintiff 1928 - per opinion Med -ches
opinion led COusne agt BrndeyMOtOn for new trlA! 10
uled as per opinion Mel. Lynch sgt = mo
flea and request md sctJ!el. AlOfCoht at lohman
ton granted coadonauy. Chuck agt Lie Judgment io
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
TIE ryIoy LEAGUES NEW NOME

PLANS roR rur NRw CLUBHOUSE DISCUSSED LAST
EvENING BY TIE COMMITTEES.
Active measures are being taken by the
Union League Club 10 realize Its project Of new club
house at the northwest OF Fifnaye end Thirty
p.athst The conditions which lease Of this prop
rv FOR long term wears was 10 be obtained were ap
proyet Al the last monthly meeting of the clab by large
vote Al the same meeting joint standing committee
,cro'nted Including the members II the special COM
,e and 10 this was referred the uatter OF obtaining
plaD. for the new clubhouse. Ills committee. which
meets every Tuesday night vas IN session evening De-
fore last Whcnt organized Fcch Harper selected
chairman, aud George G. Magown secretary. The
following sub-commIttees were also appointed; ON
Law and Contrscts Eihu Root, Frederick II. Man.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
A CHINAMAN'S SUIT.

JOAN JasOng, a Chinamau, residing at
~. - Bd1ter-st., brought suit IN the
D. ..avn C;y Court against Patrick White
a.o lives at the PeTepont House on Brook
lyn Heights 10 recover S9O5. which, be alleges was
gwen in trust 10 the defendant 20 deposit IN a saylng9
bank Mr.. White arrested and held in $1,000 BAH
Yesterday his counsel moved before Judge Reynolds
TO vscate the order Of arrest and that the plaintiff give
security for costs and he 14mned before referee pre-
vous 10 the trial. The aidsvs In support OF the mo-
ton forth that the plaintiff Is pagan. and has no
regard for oath and that hi- allegations are untrue
The plaintiff sci read afdavlt- 10 the effect ihat
j. eoIg r. au industrious ani sober man. Aith'h@L D
my cuent a Chiuamau,' said the counsel he should
have tne same ghts a v llte man
"Wcu." replied Judge PcynOds, with a smile -four
teen davs NAV tell different story"
On the condition that M J4song -houll give hond
FOR S4O0 and appear for examination before trial. the
motion Was denied.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
CIVIL MOTIFS

William B. Coussen and seven others charge
that one Henry Bradley got from them 500 on prom
ise 10 obtain for that position for each the
New-York Elevated Railroad They say that he OBJ
tanned their money by fraud and they have obtained
Judgment for IT. return. Judge McAdsm, in Marine
Court Chambers, has refused 10 give defendant lew
trial.
The trial of the libel suit of Annie L. Ham
AGAINST II Sheffield and Jerome Il. Fellows vas CON
tlnued yesterday before Judge Lawrence. The real
charge in the case il that Sheffield allowed himself TO
become the tool Fellows TO send injurious statements
about Mrs Ham 10 landlord. The defence proved,
10 some small extent that ts believed by -het-
field and Mrs Ham mad been slow IN paying some oils.
Mr. -hefeds testimony mad been taken ny deposition,
and he s ked leave 10 EXP this deposition. Most of
II was SIMPLY that he believed the stptcmeIis that were
made By
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
THE COURTS.
EMILY G. NATHANS WILL.
Az ESTATE or MORE Than S1,OO0,000 DISPOSED
zrI1 Enp rIII uEpnEM ELIIu.


Az ESTATE OF MORE Than S1,0000O0 DISPOSED
oF-ZEAL FOR THE HEBREW FAITH.
The will of Mrs. Emily Grace Nathan was
admitted TO probate in the surrogates Office yesterday
she was the widow OF Benjamin Nathan. the wealthy
Hebrew who was murdered In July, 1870. The tes-
directs her executors hsr sons Harmon H. ana
Frederick and her sons-!n-lsw, Lucien Moss, henues
Cohen and Albert CardOzOl 10 mark her grave by smp
head and foot-sones The will dsposes OF more than
~ 900 900. To her sistcrs-n-law. Miriam Judah and
Clara Nathan given II 900 each as mementoes OF
love" both OF them having received large legacies Oy
the will Of the tcstatriIs husband; to the House ln
charge Of the Bnai Jeshurun Society is gwen 81 OOo
The fourth part OF the proceeds from the sale OF two
houses Bedford-st Is TO be expended as memento
o. Mr. Nathan in the purchase OF perpetual bed IN
Mount Sinai Hospital; another fourth IL gwen 10 INC
hospital for other purposes, and the REMAINDER -
beqaesthod TO the Hebrew Orphsn Asylum The lnstl
tutiOu FOR the Improved Instruction OF Dear Mutes
cetves $1,000; the Nursery and Cnuds Hoshtal
II 900 the Congregation Shearth Israel 500 year
for years TO be distributed among the poor during
the jewish New Year All the remainder OF the eftdle
left To the United states Trust Company tO
the benefit OF the children OF the tfstatriN IN case any
Of her children nermarTy with any persons nor OF cue
II brew faith religion, such children are TO De
as II they had never been born unto her. ana tneir
shares to be equally divided among the otAeE cA'-
dred. Lach Of the executors receives $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
grrurslons.

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
kECTOR> KEEI Nearest point FOR a.. street Ferry,
and connects with car ;0r south Fel y
cot RTLAN Dr STREET Nearest point for Jersey city and
CommunlpsV Ferries.
Barclay street Ferry 10 H0'0sen.
CHAMBERS -TREEr-NcaIcst point iJi PsyOl-a and Ege
Railway Ferry.
FRANKLIN. STREET.
point for Deshros'e5 street Ferry
Jersey CITY with FOR DesJr0ses and
East Grand Street Ferrtes
RLEEC KER sTBEET-COnnects with cars Tor East AMI
EIGHTH STREEC-Nearest point for Christopher street
Ferry HOOOken. connecting with '1r christie yheE
NJ fs-t Ten Ferries
Fol RITE ISTREET-\eaIe point - Cnion Square,
Walack's and Lyceum Theatres Academy Of Music Lr-
wing and Tamn4ny Halls conn cung VIA cars iOg Es.l
Twenty-thrd and Thirty. fourth street Ferues. -
TWIN ~ TuIHDST kEEI-Neartst po.at - BO0th. -.
Jane. aud PARK Theatres Grand opera House GlmOres
GARDEN and Masonic Temple aud IErny taIl street
Ferry Jersey Guy
TIL ufRTY TIII kDSTREET-N Nearest point 10 standard,
Eroadway. and Fifth Avenue Ihe.tIe-. Aquarium 9nt
Franc Ainstres connecting with 'Afs Tor Wee
ha~sen FeIrY. ,.--
fer COmpany's cabs fOr Grand CeutrL Depot
FIFTIETH STREET
FIFrY EIGHrI 9rEEEr-Nesrest point for Central P5rS.
connecting with Of Brlt Line Railroad
FIFTY.THIRDSTREETa and EIGHTHANESUE-
For uptown trans take east side stations.
For downtown trains take west SIDE Ht4IOuz
will 70 Jsth st and 6thave aud 33dsL and et
FARE 10 CEN'TS Except between the hours ot $50 -
7.SO gl and 70 M, when the a,e =, , Sen1. ,.
II VAN BROCRLIS. Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
iflusital JHstrumtuis.

TAKE NOTICE.-Upon my return from Eu-
rope 1878 advertised largely Reaty- ofet for this
month beautiful psuO upright pAlor orsaD style loss,
IL stua anre 6we- sets 0f reeds weight boxed. $50
UOuus mouOpOAsts price abOat $40 puce only go 20
r.at demand worked tie factory I'LL 20
y N 70 orders ILis unparalleled Ofer "a extended anit
further 70 secure A. however o~er COW. New pianOs
Slg5 F35 and organs .bo 20 $40 pay
Cr after testing own lone latest ciI
"a ~ iree Address Dan!el / Beatty Washington, NJ.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
prcoRDED LEA-Es.

Astor. John trustee. o9 70 KATRINA Jones ara
another Il F. 3,t-st IG..ll Il e OF lstave, 23-Jt.,
~ years A. annual rent Of
Ast0r. v lAsm drustee ~ u Hcinhhri Netier. :
Al ~. 80 ft " Oi AveA, .'1Jo.-i ~ ears 11
Janevav, ALna to Michael Du' iri STORE aAa tt44t
" 40 l5- Avr-C. yearr. AZ annuai reut OF .-....
Gchwartz Andrew DAVIS Rubin, No 3 bsYafl 81. ;
wears. Z annual rent u f--- go
schosler. Thomes 70 Mary L hrHnsrd' No 90 o'h.
Az, 81. years at annual rent f...... ----..-
W,Irbefp- David 20 OTTO and Eugfne IoopueT. store
and psIt OF lr4t u 80 yJ3 ID axe, years, ~ Al
.a-
New-York tribune., 1879-02-27
ARMY ORDERS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-Captain II. J..
Fayu.vortn sA Cavalry. been ordered to report IN
nersop 10 the superintendent VI the Mounted Recruit
ing service 10 conduct detachment Of recruits 10 the
Department Of Texas. lie Will then return 10 b4Haio
-, vi, he rron.r station First Lieutenant David
r W,lson 25th Infautry Will report To the super
ptendent of the Mounted Recruiting Service Tor similar
duty, and upon It's completion viii join bis regiment
First Lieutenant Frank Taylor having completed the
duty assigned hm At Fort Douglas Cta WILL return u
proper station.