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New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
THE STRENGTHENING PROBLEM.


,,,xop op.ce AND THE CITIZENS COMMITTEE IN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MAIN POINTS OF THE BILL
To RE PRESENTED TO THE LEGISLATURE.
Tho Sub-Committee of Seven of the Committee OF
Twenty-oue headed by ID. Willis James, chairman,
called again on the Mayor " H cesU;nS t6e
vstreets The committee has had under considerauon
fbe provisions of bill, but is not yet fully agreed
nnun them The Mayor furnished the committee
With n cony of the measure which he proposes TO
have introduced in the Legislature. ana the Gon-
mlttee said it would examine It's proVslohE lheio t
seems no reason TO doubt that the Mayor ana INC
Tommitiee of Twenty-one will work In harmony.
The Sub Committee of Seven will meet the Mayor
this morning at 9:30, again to consu' over tne
The reply of the Police Commissioners to the
Mayor relative to the cost Of cleaning the streets IN
1870 and 1880 has been handed by the Mayor 10 the
Comm sgioners of Accounts with directions 10 COM
pare the figures given in the reply wlth tue poHce
books and TO report the result OF the
Mayor Grace said yesterday that be had little more
to say than he had already made public Inc an
swer of the Police COmmissionefs had oeen
given by him to the Commissioners OF sc
coupts. The bill which he had had pre-;
pared for Submission to the Legislature ne mao haa
shown to the sub-Committees,. gins gave NswD srp
Workers clean streets. Friends had tod nun tnat ne
was ruuping a risk of being buried un9er moun-
tain of dirt He was willing to take tins rlsK. AT
anv rate he believed that he could cause the streets
to be better cleaned than they had been Tor q con-
siderable time. The blll when finally aRreed upon
nv tbe Committee OF Twenty-one, Will proDapiy give
tl,s Mayor the sole power OF appointing ana remov
ing an officer to be known rs the Commissloher Oh
St5sat CIeaning An appropriation for building sea-
going steam vessels which will be able to
take the dirt out to sea IN almost any
weather will be. asked for. The oon,nnS garbage
will be separated from the ashes and consumed.
Provision will be nado for cleaning the streets Dy
contract, by districts, or as whole as Is aone az
present may be found best Tor the Guys 'n'ereS'S
and TO insure clean pavements ,,... -.
. Thatcher NJ Adams, one of the Subcommittee OF
Seven said that the bill as sOon as prepared,
would be forwarded 10 Albany aud INT oduced III
the Legislature In all the main points the commit
tee and the Ma, agreed. With reference 10 me
answer of the Police COmmissiOners he thought ~
very singular that while the horses OF the fre De
nsrtment are fed at the rate Of 81 OS head those
OF the Street Cleaning Bureau are charged Or gu tne
rate of 81 20 a head.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
IRON STEAMBOAT LAUNCHED.

CHESTER, Penn, March 22.-The Cygnus,
the first Of iron steamboats, being built a RoacRa
ship yard for tho Iron Steamboat Company OF New
York was successfully launched this afternoon. Hef
length 221 feet width 32s feet and depth lio feet
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
SurNps ASSAULT ON Ex-JUDGE MORRIS.
snyr pxyxNpANr AND his VICTIM BOTH On ihN
~-..n-nxNYINa An INTENT 10 KILL.

,,,,vvv,a ASSAULT ON Ex-yUDGE MORRIS
sn,- rxyxrpANr AND BIS VICTIM BOTH ON TIE
srXxp-pxxYINa AN INTENT TO XIII"
49, tria, of James Dunno for felonious ASSAULT
son x-Jndee Morris In the Kings County Loon,
Oyer oySvssd sna mnny Veil Known poll
Acsns bsing present The evidence foT tne proIv So
cnticn was given by BENJAMIN j. az tSs Saloon
rhsre Dnnne assaulted him; Dr Daniel AyersS tenSsd o
ths Long jsand College Hospital T9S aeSeaoe
udge 1ols :" Wsese oce Judge Morris went after the
sssanit. Superintendent Campbell. anu anu % tSe
Morris himself The latter testaeG ans .nas oi dining
day sssS Ss tSS SS isS M note
ssEng him to call there This note was produced
IN evidence It ragged and wsIn On 'ng eIsS bors
and was passas q PsSff fSs Ss dss
The prosecution was aNber iO sne Gay y;n.ays y, We
assault 1t was dated from NO. isS WITH Mr.
yT;dSIeton in the saloon when Dunno approached
and struck him After the witness rs, had bat cree
mean TO do.o Dunno struck him twice IN the race
ct first and then kicked him two OF three 'iieS aNu
struck him again. ,.,,o Mo,r;s,s
.st;rodrv ~ - the prosecution rested. General b. r.
Tracy then opened the case for the deience; ne
stated that Dunno was madaen1u yd ny twp 1Hben an
,nioov was refused he struck Mr. Morris; he ad-
mtted the assault, but said shat there was no no
intent 70 kill General Tracy saT SnT Tnd9e Torrs
Claimed was received by him on the day OF the as
sanit was written and delivered to MN seven
months before when McLennan's saloon was az No
1893 Atlantc-aye and that the man VINO wto'e no. ~,
and whose initials signed to It, and tne MAJ, nan
who delivered It, the courtroom. ne Sao a5sV
laid that the date of the letter was MaIcn ~ to3y'
and not November 10. buzz OF exSltemcn. i", ~
lowed this statement. Shipman s.. WmtmoIe on
No 70 SchermeI horn-st.. then testified that tne
letter was in his handwriting, and the date OF L y
was No. 1913 Atlantic'ays, Mar ~, 9'aU y ~; 70
He wrote it in McLeunan,s saloon, and sent ~ TO 20
Judge Morrss Office. On the cross examinatif1a me
Dos;fiyeIy declared that the month on the ietter
Was Mar and not a.N'ber." William T. - NC
Ienpan the proprietor of the saloon where the as,
saut took place testified that he segk M tne sa HSe M
lonticaye.. in March 1880. to the office OF J5dge
Morris. Since May 1, 1880, the witness hao kept
I,s dining rooms at No. 175 Clinton-st n.
Dunne wac afterwaId placed on the stand. ne ne
stated that he fought his first prlze-hght aDoui
etqhteen years ago when twenty years oia, any an
another ons about five years afterwsrd, but ne mao
not entered the ring since. de had sat IN eonVen
fions with Judge Morris. and knew Mn Well n nIs
Testimony regarding the assault dld not dlHeI
materially FROM that of the other witnesses ne
said that he was advised to go away neiore hi'
arrest. as he would not be admitted to bail:
The trial will probably be concluded today
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
soMr RAKE AuroGRApHs AT AUCTION.

onmber of rare autsgrap was disposed OF. lhnmas
Moore's sieuatute brought the highest price. 30 Do
Several OF Iennysons autographs, on letters 90 90
apiece A letter OF Thomas Cariyles TO his pub
hshers, with tho envelope; brought 81 4O. Emer-
sous autograph brought ~ 10. Fiiz Grtene nal ~,
The Following autographs wero also sold; flalr ct
Martineau. 81 Edward Bnlwsr. 80 cents the King
and Oueep of the Sandwich Islands, 20 cents Mar
rim ~ Tupper 25 cents, Robert Peel, 10 cents; /;
John Ruskin, 81 62i Junlus Brntns Boolh, 20 cents
Douglss Jerroid. 90 cents John Howard Paynr, 90
cants The original list OF the hrst suosofibets 10
the Drury Lsne Theatre, including sheridan,
Kemble and Others sold for 30 cents. letter from
John Brown to Horace Greeley brought ouiy oo
eoufR.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
CAT ARRH

"wei De Meyers Catarrh Curo is worth ten times 10
COST: Rev. Chas. J. JOnes New Brighton, staten
Island.
"wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure restored me to my
ministerial abors": Rev. Geo. A. Ress, cobeskili.
NY.
"wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure has worked wonders N
six cases in my parish" Rev. Alex. Fries Cairo NY.
"Wei Do Meyers Catarrh Cure has radically cured
me-. Rev. C. Il Taylor. No. l4o NObless. BrOokyn
"wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure is working wonders on
my wlte": Rev. W. o. Tower. Clarksvile. NY.
"Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure is accomplishing good
results": Rev. Geo. B. Pratt, Bridesburg. Penn.
"wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure helped me immedt
ately. can warmly recommend is'i ReWJ. NJ Long.
East Ashford, *.
It will fresh in few days and we have NOT
heard of any bad which this remarkable prep
grafton will Dr. Wei De Meyers "Trestfse Win
the above and others who have oeen
is free by ID. b. Dewey e. Co., No AZ Deysr' New
York. Areal cure OF Cstarrh for only 81 -
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
MRs. EnwIa noorlra sEkIOus lLLNEss.

Ia has bsen known fos ssme time that Mrs. Edwin
Boofh was ssrlennly ili IN loOden. Her father and
mother, Ne and krs. J. II. McYlckeL Of ChieaRo,
arrived In this city Yesterday. MIRA Mevieker VIII
aat Tor Landon to-day In lbe steamer bothnia. Mr.
NsVlckef told TRIBUNE reporter yesterday that
his daughier was In very critical condition and
that her rcovefy was almost beyond hope. Her
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
sI,oRaET.ME.NorY ENJOfNEp.

Chief-Jsdgs Sedgwiok rendered yesterday q
66eisi0u 10 fhe suit brought by ocneyieve Ward
o<nASn th(xn from producing "a their theatre the
Z H4Gt "a foTfotrAi rAip&otp ~ Uhioh he holds
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
MARINE INTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
sun rises bH sun ssts... 61b Clock fast GIN 31sec
Moon l39 h0oL souths o;zo MOONS ago. Gays ~
HIaH WATER To-DAY-A NJ
Sandy Book. 1l7 1897 He'll Gate 32e
HIGH WATER TODAY 2. NJ
Sandy HOOK l5l Guv IaAnd. 200 Hell Gate 1858
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23

sa,s s,sa sh mahogany % Tbsosna srs
TIas following vessel anchored Dsiov - uss -
bark Annapolis fsrA woodward from Amstsfaan. IiI
.sgNsET-wind ct SANDY Heck moderasA xws eess3
Al o''' i''aa0' same crsAaEp d,:
strs Greece CBr,. rearee fcndm. = w Auf.t Aos>s4
fse esesasi Ssia sis asrtIs 2ssssrs psssS S: a
Ssr S Fslnana as g iSsssSs % sr
eisralsar Ss ssbsD EaFSnS% @ n:ssa
Perth xmpcy. Nj ss1hs%: h FieLsSns ri CO. fsaniS dfs
sy fsllsSsl91V's pmccs Vnssna % SoTsa Bsmes al Sse
ships % Gardner Colby ksndGl An!er Js,s @ erd?!s
Miss sS,sss' ssnS s s
S5sssssa sss e Tss ; ss
Hsysn e SireS C:.dss.s Sisr aoashss.s
9ss IS9sSs FgHs Ss
naa @ f. .s siass Rasss Genoa ussss
Big Arcadia WcedwSd ssssssxn Sss s,s sSsS.s1ss.
eo%sry Come yrYssstSrs TsS osrSsna Wsyds
sOSr Mary stewart SoOm6s rsrnsnaasw 1 WV wsrSss ssr
pnolney }4aG y14z asay MNsS %sS Hops as Tss
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Loxpos, March saArnved str Roraina tsr rrases frsn
from New.oresns Massachusetts, sBrl stanhops' ~
GLASGOW, March 22-Arrsvcc, str alendsvon tBrh Hus
MovrILE March 22-Arr1ved Austrian tBrs Hsrr<f
irfS sSssh March str Ayou @ Roberts, nm
HXSBUsG Ger March 22-Antvsd, str wsstpnaiia ie~h
echwensen, from Ncw.York.
BaEMEN March 22-AVsd str caradoc OBI. Trai"or fsa
acrTEsDzH March Arrived ctr Richmond tBrl oraaa
from New-York etG-
AMERICAN PORTS
BOSTON March 22-Aniyod str Tsrifa Eoberts Lyspes
PADRLrnA. March 22-cisared str Lancaster NINA i'f
BALTIMORE, March 22-Arvsd str KnickerbocEm. Keur
Cleared strs Balmuir Br, Spencer Lynn Dock Marta
Stevens. Cnance New YORK.
MIsCELLANEoua
topO Charleston 800 bales cotton nos 1900 sas
BATH Me- Mach 22-Tne ice in tho Upper Kcunebee aaA
Androscoggn started and Is passing this city Ihe
str East being put IN order snd viii % on
route Boston next week The Boohby steamer mas Des
GIoucEsrea March 23schr Mist from she Banks reports
Louis Grant and Daniel oHaxa wece
lost from dory while attending thor ua awis
the storm on saturday lies shattered
and after dscharng her cargo Of sand WI prooeoy %
Heated without damage
FOREIGN SHIPPING IL
LONDON March 22-The following vessels reported tdyf
Saed-7th Giovanni Battsta 18th inst Aurora
Capt Jaccarino the latter for NewYork 20ta inst Fam
Delaware; I'D Inst cara Mhla, rofa Csps
Arrived-8th inst stilcone ct Tarifa; 18th inst carrs
Long Galeo Mattia Onkei; 10th INST British AQer1eA
Vale; 22d inst Argyle tho latter on the Lzard
John Black At Deal Nins, stowen Brown
Tor Later ship NeDsV see mn Pax
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS I

Habitual constipation cured and the bowels
regular Of Carters Little Lvef Pis
in small doses 25 cents q vial
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23

Not long ago q New-0rleans drummer was
sent TO In Mssssppi TO look iato the affairs OF
merchant who mad failed, and who was largely In debs
10 the establishment he represented Mr. Honensein
lar ~ Veli" replied the merchant, times is pad you
know, und pishness vas dull, butt" he continued
How much is der poys paying dis year. anyhowi"--
New. Orleans Times.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

The only certain cure for Piles is "ANAKEsIs"
Call for free sample at SO Mercerst
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23

that the temporary Injunction n aTeaoy dnrSS
against the defenasIsS ssouio w 0oA''A"ON
the pendency Of the action.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Dr. Ausn's Phosphatne always be found at crtten
toms ll5 Fuonst and Fairchild Brothers & Foster 90
Fultonst This wonderful curative for various diseases a
ing disordered system including impure posoncue
blood sluggish circulation nervousness all forms OF yspep
ain their name eon and consumptve conditions has at
through personal recommendations from those who have
tested efficacy impartng permanent raying and
susaInng help 10 system while everything else failed
them Austin Is the III st only who has been sbe
o overcome aud exctaby heretofore often ex
perenced the OF phosphate IL s pledged scsnea
assmationgastre sscretons combination With this ns
recent phosphate discovery oil which cannot oe
oyerestnated. All druggists
Travellers speak in the highest terms Of
Lyons Tooth Tablets neat and portable no wasting or
spillng
Your stomach and liver are the offspring OF
nearly All your u.s. why OF sense don't
Won use DR. Homans Stomach Pad Plaster and Medcated
FoObahs They won't fail you For sale oy Gu nrstclass
druggists
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
Nothing can compare with Hub Punch on

Now is the time to buy Sealskin Sacqua
or any kind Of fashionable fur garment saAVs the whole
sale l03 Prncest rather than carry ever,
oerng goods retail Splendid opportunity 10 secure
liable and elegant garment cheap.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-02-16
Big Talk.

"Grant in one form or another"
SAYS % loquaciOus New Yorker,
"has cut out that scheme to control
Mexico since the close of the civil
war, when he and Sheridan worked
on the Mexican case, and encoun.
tered 80 much opposition IN 1t from
Andrew johnson. Grant only
changed his views when he found
that the railroad interests had got
in before our physical interference:
II his assumption is csrTect, and
we mean To assert the Monroe doc
triue, and keep France from build
ing the canal, why, as sure as YOU
live we shall have 10 sieze the 18th
mus. AS long as Columbia owns
the Isthmus, De Lcsseps and the
French can deal directly with that
government; and if we mean To pre-
vent the building of the canal, We
must take the lsthmus. When we
get the Isthmus. Mexico will have
to drop in; and it looks rs If we
would he within four years in Il
general scheme fuT North Amer.
can consolidated republic. Canada
is more than half ripe for it now,
and will be a good deal ripper before
we want her. And our new rcla.
tions with the Mcxicans, based on
money instead Of war, will soon
make them DESTROYS TO enter the
government. Grant has probably
shown more tenacity in this MeXi-
can case than in anything he ever
went at, except the armed enemy
in the rebellion"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-02-16
Missionary Baptist.

RAY. j. ". MELTON breaches at C"a,
springs. 2d sabbath in each mouth ass
Saturday hcforc--ht Sharon, NEAR Lsoon.
9Th sabbath of each month and SATURDAY
before.
REV. - MCGEE, prcachcs At Homer,
on the I'd Sabbath and Saturday beiofeV'
each month.
REV. A. HARRIS breaches at Antloen,
lst sabbath of each mouth and satnrug
b"forc-At Colquitt, I'd Sabbath-At hoeni
Spring, I'd Sabbath OF each monih Az. ,,
Saturday bcfOrc-At New Friendship ""
SCbbath and Saturday before.
REV. H. T.. ARDIS breaches at Athtns,
lst sabbath in each month md saturuS'
before
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-02-16
One of EngIands Perils.

The Consumption OF patent med.
icines in England is giving serious
alarm to the medical authorities.
1t is stated that the one article
Of stomach bitters alone goes
down 1926, 1913 British throats au
nually, while proprietary cathartic
and liver pills to the vast number
of o93, i6S, go are yearly assimlat.
ed in the United Kingdom. Tooth.
paste enough To cover the entire
outside of ST. Paul's Cathedral with
a coat three inches thick, and corn
salve sufficient to butter the county
Of Kent have been applied in the
twelve months ending September
/. These panaceas have taken a
deep hold on the insular heart, and
it is as much as the American fac
tories can do to supply the demand.
When the roast beef of old Eug.
land was supplanted by the Texas
article, there was "A considerable
kick in the old country, but now
that we send them the usual trim.
mings of pills and bitte:s, they Ger
tainly have no rational ground for
complaint.-St. LOuis Post Dispatch.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-02-16
Five weeks in a Trance.

An interesting case of young
girl, sixteen years of age. who fell
into a trance, remaining therein for
five weeks, has Just come 10 light in
Newark, y. j. 1t appears that
several months ago Anna Ward
suffered from typhoid fever, in con.
sequence of which she left school,
Last fall she again resumed her
studies, worked hard, but only made
little progress, as her memory seem.
ed to grow dim. From the general
mental strain she fell into trance
state, and laid motionlcsS and
speechless, aud without food for five
weeks. DR.. O'Gorman attended her.
He called in for consultation De
Alexander y. Dougherty. OF Newark,
and DR.. Segnin, of New YORK. They
pronounced the patient 10 he suffer
lug from hysteria. They knew she
was conscious, because AT times she
gave indications OF knowing what
they were talking about. This was
notably the case when they made
allusion to her beautiful face. The
young girl came out OF her trance
state in the early part of the pres.
ent month; has convalrsced rapidly
and is now in the enjoyment OF good
health. She said she vas conscious
all the time and her mind was Tiled
with horror AT the thought that she
might be bulicd alive.
Reeds Gilt Edsc rnutc cures chUl> and
frvrrS
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-02-16
GUARDIAN.
YES

She stood above the world
In q world apart,
And she dropped her happy eyes,
And stilled the throbbinS pulses
or her happy heart,
And the moonlight fell above her,
Her secret to discover,
And the moonbeams kissed her hair
As though no human lover
Had laid his kiss there.
I,ook up, brown eyes" he sail,
"And answer me;
Lift MP those silken fringes,
That hide happy light,
Almost divine"
The Jealous moonlight driftcd,
To the finger half unified
Where shone the opal ring
Where the colors danced and shifted
On the pretty, changeful thing
Just the old. old story
or the light and shade,
Love. like the opal tender,
Like it, may be to vary
May be- 10 fade.
Inst the old, tender story,
Just q glimpse ofnorning glory,
In an earthly paradise,
With shadowy reflections,
In pair of sweet brown eyes
Brown eyes man might well
Be proud to win
O zen, TO hold hrs image,
Shut, under alken lashes,
Only to shut him in.
oh, glad eyes look together.
For lifc's dark, stormy weather
Gruws to flirer thing,
When young eyes look upon II
Through slender wedding ring.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-02-16
A Silly Blonde.

y pretty little blonde. who is
decidedly hard up, is having her
hair dressed.
THAT is lovely hair you have"
says the cotfeur; "if ynu ever want
ed 70 sell it iii give You 200 francs
for it,
"Two hundred francs for my
hairy cries the Young woman; "why
didn't you ever tell NE 80 before!
Take it!!-
The artist does not need TO be
told twice, but with two dextcrons
slashes of his shears removes Tie
golden f1eeces.
"Heavens, how hideous. | look
without any hair! cxrllims the
young woman. justly Indignant nj
her aspect. mn>t have Wig made.
How muca'll you charge me for one
"a nice one, but not too exl,rnNver
"Three hundred francs, nhadame:r
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-02-16
Primitive Baptist.

REV. VI. c. PARKER breaches at Lsp.,
non, LIST Sabbath of each mUnth-At De-
Ramah, I'd Sabbath Of each month";, ~
Paron, 18th sabbath of each month ana raw
urday before.
REV. II. B. HOWARD breaches al AZ
tioch I'd Sabbath of each month-N'uy
H. Abercrombie's the LIST sabbath ih cav
month.
REV. +. j. FOSTER breaches at su"'
mcrficld, LIST Sabbath in each month. -
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-02-16
MISS VI. 4. FILES,
DEALER ~
Millinery \ Fancy Goods.

DIEEON>. 81 X. STRAW AND FELT
II Gnrd, French flowers. Black Grapes.
~h",-. &. Millinery and Fancy Goods
speciality. ilr,t quality custom work at
.oH u:r'>.
Agent tul Nmr. pcm"Ir~t'~ Reliable Pat
t,lu, aud Fashion E"ut~. ~ub-,IiliiouS
received Tor u m"r,,t's Monthly Magazine.
No. 3j Milan street. Shreveport. La.
VIII I'll orders for our irl,ud, aud Gus
toner, tor goods of any character. rharg-
ing no commissions. aud furnishing every
tlirc at lowest pIlc'>.
oct. -. l--O. ll..,m-ml
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-02-16

y. bah correspondence should br with
VI y. Danphin ~ above. In All cases the
tickets Themselves are sent. and never cir
cular~ offering certificates or ANYTHING else
instead. Any one proposing Ia otter any
thing rlsr 10y cir,ular ar otherwise. on hi,
own h,haii OF that of the Company, j, Il
swIudlcr.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-02-16
Town VI Homer:
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Homer Circuit-M. T.. Church south.


IIN. !. y FARMER. PASTOR
I!>n,u Church -- First SUNDAY in each
month, at ii o',lk. = III. ilomri-Srcona
.ut Iuut;A >.udtl, IL each month, at u
r.,.'L. 90 ~. i.r Fourth sunday, It : IN.
tiIloua lEnc Sunday. at II m. ana
% 80.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-02-16
Claiborne Circuit Methodist Protestant
Church.
Prcsbyterian.

ELv. !. Z. DAVIDSON breaches at n
m'r, l.; aud 9TH ~ahbaths of each monfh'
Vt Minded, 2d sabbath of each month
Vt state Line clu,ch. I'd sabbath OF enc,
month; AZ Athens, 18th sabbath OF eseA
month.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1881-02-16
HOMER MALE COLLEGE.

THE TWENTY FIRST SESSION will be-
uiu the First of September.
The Fall Term ends the 22d OF December
The Spring Term will begin the 81 OF Jau-
uary. and end the I'D Of june, ISL.
Tuition. 3. 1 aud dollars. per month,
PAYABLE AZ the end of each month, unless
other arrangements are made.
\ liberal deduction for tuition paid III
ddrdHce per term.
Contingent fee = per tcrm paid on the pn-
pill, entrance.
Board. including lights aud fuel, sl3 per
month in private families.
Board At the College, including washing,
fuel and tuition. from IL to Ii dollars per
month, payable monthly in adrHnce-lO per
cent. allowed for payments IN advance per
term. Address
Il. \. SMITH, Pres.
Julv IL. l--u. i-:y