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O.. THE COMMERCIAL REsTAl

p TIE TUT j sC;ton'1sIIERCIAL REsTAu=
Ffoo viii SE'y open lifts Ss BY on Moaday. ia Nit it
1 4eSS Z e 2 S hqyns ' ma rs LEI ns e ffss
's5, s:5 6 e." tie pg1F'iis4 pgFi4z uvrrrrnArrn sr oAvons
"A tEIi1AIEs+Mn Fas;Is R1Gti2N's 6l & s ( oISTEE =
r. INTERN TIC &c pas that hayn eHssa the above
GHn'H IQrnRS and the best tfs ,rsr,c afford always
on hnf and vii! r served i'll first style Lunch
Hz-A VII yc5siatr Restaurant up stairs. sc5 #
~ s:s.5, s:s::s IL s; J.; So" ss:% #:
ssa..y on hand be served by obigi1 attendants
@a M iS5s S very Ss 3 q res eFs "so d
the Pronreors from keapias the best 10 be had. %
49,, PnRlyAl11 BOARDIN&-MRs, FOGI.E No.
@ g rchoupit9uaa street is prepared TO aceon,moae n
& t''es @ Or SjnFle E,ils'1n with rei@anI E'iser APART
qs py noa.ders, at the low rite Of s2 month s. witt
5:oEAal9aJ;'s E'asH .vy HSR H5HAS5
s 3 :Ss @ $a $ is a2H I os ana % D hs s Sss's s s
Die summer locations in tle city u the family M
net nncled There is also fine aa ,lse premises,
je.e, 4,n JULIA A GLEASON,
F7oLs TIE ~ ! sahtni1lIs-A M FEW GEN SrIEN&N, AND
mer ", monls ,; w,' soa 1o"rd an4 eoatoTs aa5i
1Ss r Of on r n2irns r 1T Ls r. making carly application a! the
r. Noli,rIl 4;vil.soas. ATT oRNEY >,T-i..,N, WILL
AyoyeIe @l MAJ be entrusted Lis cass 0n3:. at or.
Rsspry,ssaches NJ w.aro,s, yav,la7.ss n, r~tan G. y.
siusist3; M"7iey as; Nixon AIips, Cesc.n! O:ra,
Nsw lrrHls m?f
Il T1iEs svATCEs sToK11, Mo. B CAnsp
&zA2 WAr1HIEs, ct.hcKS JEN EtHY iiT IS, "J%rJiss,
hss5 s@ :s$ ssy .2a i N' T.: os ~ l. '' s q ~y:
rerrg "'te3n@k e 0rs prepared to do all ki,ls Of work
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|f2 NJ STREET.-We beg leave to inform our friends
and the public in general, we have at great
expense Tilted mp the above central house
aln in respect and opened it for their reception OF
THURSDAY, September 25. ~ 80
OEr stock of WINES a: LIQUORS have selected with
great from the very best brands in the city: and
it will be constant cnea.or keep supplied viii;
every luxury the market affords
Having had considerable experience in Tie business feel
confident Of ability give satisfaction all those who may
honor US with thtf patronage, and which our highest
ambition to uGris 7
F.. GRAPIN,
JULES PERRISSIN. ff"pfie'ofS.
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The entire day was clear and delightful, and not an
incident occurred to the pleasure and harmony of
the fete. The assemblage was the largest and most
enthusiastic we have witnessed in this parish
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WATERING PLACES.

&C. CULLUM SPR1NGS-CHOCTAW COUNTY
gJ AlaMma-The proprietor OF the above delightful Water
&lin Place his thanks citizens of New Orlenns
and Its vicinity Tor their liberal patronage bestowed him
last and bess leave to announce to them that he will be
with the Springs and New Orleans season. thereby en-
nbng visitors NJ the above place communicate with their
friends Mt rtiEg expense without the usual delay caused by
the mails.
RATES OF BoARD:
TrF So co
T., l. W
EGJ.flhchs in waiting landing the arrival of
every boat to convey Immediately tle Springs
i An analysis OF the waters be had Of ". +. Phillips
No 81 ST. Charles street, who is my il New Orleans
icy an CHARLES CULLUM Proprietor.
NsA COoEEIs's WEI4l-sITUATED IN HISps
E county, Miss forty miles from Vic:ehrg, by
&-IL Raymond, within four miles ijT stage.
This noted Watering Place, for the arrhea
Dyspepsia Rropy Gravel Diabetes Chorosis General De-
bitiy, etc. is now open for the reception Of visitors.
- INMAN Williams
;MaTG'1' 1920, i, Proprietor.
here TALL evidently brought here by persons
AZ Infected district Persons arriving be struck
witt lta elevated ocHoa, stn.itd III the pine li
a' 10 see any legal cai5 Tor lever Prec0n has been taken
dent physician, DIR. s. eazeley,) burnt in ,recce Of
W. 'GseS and 1tr certificates published. thorough
oT going and visitors arriving do not
desire nor do expert very large company coming
som but every exertion will be made invalid
Portable. ~ ~
n3l II INMAN WILLIAMS.
g., THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL Will.
E he opened on the htst day Of June under personal
Intention OF JOHN MCDONNELL. of l47 Common street
Every energy will be brought bear make
nS5a
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I w ,:.,gMNw Cz-nA soAa. Evun.As-pE2oy

A. a. LaHR1E3s, IAilksuS, MISS, GENERAL
~ Mi&%' NJ Hdl-i.ErIoR Business Of any destrip
- LIS c}ErSt will ,ri; rro.npl ntfni
~; ''.' Ac"ints ?ec,l th-ala;hout II w. 8. pom n
si,llU
-, ....RHFEHS 10.
.!nrHSon Miss, %rs NfItans.
r."'t, lEtt"tE o., Sink, Day y SiuIfer,
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It Ro}HHIA GUi!.sbaS. ATT DRNEY ...T-i..W VIII
I' attend 10 nl' professional business ia I.1ndrv nnd
LOIESAS, Ln. " N -
Referee 4.atthas. N. UgarGnn harlw.re u, er~la. G. y
Olivier, fn: I'll rs. u. Miller. i.eTc h; has
sinsi.t1, Attorney eslw; Nixon t,tus t1esc:ns nara
New t}r,nls. r1nf
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THE LOTTERY AND POLICY BUSINESS
ASSAULT BY THE BROTHER OF MAYOR
WOOD.

Too letters under the signature OF "Faohc
Good" lately published in The TRIBUNE upon
the Lottery and Policy Business in this city, have
excited general attention to the evils which that
perpicious. gal and gambling traffic brings aPon
this community. No names were mentioned IN
either of these letters, but person who SAID Ills
name was Benjamin Wood, aud that be was .
brother of Mayor Wood, declared himself asgrisVed
by them, and demanded the name OF the author
In compliance with the instructions OF that gentle
man having first informed him of the dematd, We
Yesterday gave Wood the name OF M 1onn
Bradford of No. 20 Beaver street, by whom the
,e,,s,s were written. At about o'clock P IN. Mr..
bradford was assaulted BY Wood in the manner
dsscr;b.d below. The facts of the first statement
xsrs derived from Mr.. Bradford himself:
MIR. BRADroRD's STATEMENT.
Mr.. Bradford was approaching his otti'e from the
or,o.,e SIDE of the street when be saw Benz ANN
Nd on the steps OF tie Office. Mr.. Bradford having
been in expecta,ion of an attack was armed Tor bis
a.fa,se with a revolver which he had in the breast
,c,l,, bis c,a the Goa, being partially buttoned-
Wood was standing On the steps a. hight some TWO
ses, above the side walk. having en- umbrella closed IN
his left hand. A. Mr.. Bradford came W Weed ssked
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"WEDNESDAY, June ls-p. n.

The improyemett in feeling 10 tho Stock markcs
Yesterday appears to have been well based, and tho
buoyancy coptinued 10 day. The Shorts have been
free BUYERS. without evncDg much disposition ~ Pat
the Stock ont again. There IL still much difference of
o,ipion in regard TO the effect in London OF the dn-
jsssl of Mr. CHAMPION but the majority OF operators
snrear confident that the excitement will be mnoh
le,s serious than was at first nticpated, and thas
whether Mr. Dallas be sent home or not In retaiiad
,on all the matters in dispute vii s,on hod
p,ac.ful solution. The sdyces per Amencs wefs
t,oup At the second Board and assisted In sustaining
prces The yaDcsi il COnsols under the genera M
nouncemept in the London journas that hr CranPeoe
oud b. di,issed was considered favorable feature.
The eject of that dismissal was probably tuAy ie' "
advance and the arrival Of the official ANNOUNCEMENTS
If w,ud probeby add little or nothing TO the sensa
,on The marke, up 10 the Close war nrm win ois-
po,ition to buy. Ere was 500 bid, an Improvement
!, y cent since " .terdsy morning The bas'nss OF juno
continues e1pecteoy large. The reee7Ps up W thS
morning were s373, OoO and only 5000 behind inc
zane period Of May The earninp' Of ali June "a"
YEAR wer. only 1895 600. Reading closed ~ W..
C.,,,sI on &c. There is strong upward III p'em'@s
i; Panama ID view Of the impencing v cent u''e"'s
cd :, advanced 10 lOa an improvement OF u osnI
SINCE Yesterday. Nicaragua appears 10 oe 'une''Hs
M der gradual strophy. II sold w low a. 81 having
i, The eouIse Of It's enstic career touched ~ -.
An,be Western Stocks were finn. and some de'cnP-
Con, were quite buoysnt. Michigan Southern i'm.
n,oved 10 &c Michigan Ceatral, Dc; Cieveisnn 20"
Toiedo =: Gseps and Chicago, lloi, &c. Cieve-
l.,d and pit.burgh improved ! cent, &c. Tho
I,.i,e.. in Railroad Bords Is not large but the mar
ket is generally steady.
I, F,cbarg &c there Il nothing doing, and rates are
frner g. before noted.
r,eiyb,, eo,tipue active. To Liverpool, 5000 -
90 COO bu,h Grain at Sd in bulk and u Id IN SHIPS
tsg.. 5000 ibis Flour, 20 I'd a2s. SD; 800 bales
C,t,o,. 3isd. SD To London, 49, 900 bush Gr."'
a OcO bis Flour, 2.. 30. To Havre, Flour 'fic'
To Antwerp, 800 bbls. Flour, -.
Tie busIsss u the Sub Treasury Wa: Pad, $751;
a. u received slOsi 20; balance. y. s2 $50 i'i
,.d sr Asa. Office, sH o55 o.; paid On d'oufs'nx
81 4ek. s7e7ss co. Of the psyueuts, about $50 ''
VS.. on account Of the Texas debt.
Tie Methsrics' Bank has declared SEMI snnass
dividend Of y cent payable Juyi-
TIE TrsdesmeL'. Bank, semi anous! dy''soa
| Y cep, psy abe JAY /.
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MAR RIKD.
RkNnTR-PARfFR-At

BESDER-PeRrER-At Sc hafta~s's GsarcA Js,sey CITY
On Tuesea. Jurs H. ~ tie Rev. A. BioSnsr asrt- NJ
WepseI ferdsr Of hssny n. Y. to Miss suaA ror,sr
ssuGh'er q John y for'--.
sLAcE-BOYNTOH-A Daavep. N,ss, NAV Moses Bts,k
t. M..s HsaDsh Bcyntc. q s,len
GARRIT>ON-STEPHeSS-At Riohnonl Staten r.saa -
Tus~sy H. JoSa ~ Garrison 10 May dssShteS o.
D. sePA-u., CO., al Of Staten issat
LNELLk-BELL-ou Saptsy, Jane Is, james W. Isvsils
to " - frs.>ss J-Az Bel Of Brooklyn.
lfIANo-LtNERN0RE-At Csmb-iirs, MAJ, Dr.. A. l.
Fo1. l.aae Lvsrunor.
hEhslLL-ocDES-Os rre.isy Ians II, BY the Rev. r.
Rsl,ton SAITH, NJ. W. Mer-r 10 us.n.h ,osarss
dsusht-r ~ Joseph os5-. e.a
MILLER-hlrChCock. KAT Soatniasto,. Cson % Ns,dsy.
JsIe Is ~. SsuV-i Miner ~ Jsa. y H,tehrx,t
yORGAN-LfvlCK-At Ph,sae'rh.s on rsA.s., Jim. ~
Nj Joha {. MeTsaa. D.. 70 49, S.,is W. Isyieh
MURRAY-HeGo"N- Non ra.sSsy, Jars II, Nj Jsus>s
l,,r Murrsy N - Jeanette AeOows
NIIDO-GUNN-At Cbs,lsrn, Coaanhs ce,nty N.Y.
Ttsr.esy jar. y. Lyman NJ Wade Of Aaearl, n T. -
Guar.
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nm. Is your name Bradford p to which the reply

J him, Is year name Brsdsord :" to which the reply
| +, az, That $ ny name" At this Wood a, once
dr,, from bis umbrella OF s,Gng sho. or short
ubin With the losded erd inch and b.lfu dis n
.te, the other cad seemed 10 be wrapped about his
ROB, hard With this wespon WOOD. standing sb,ve
on the STEPS st-.ck a; Bradfrt head but the latter
carefully watching b.s Antagonist eye received the
blow on ls eft arm ard reiterated ende .y,rng nj the
same time to draw his pistol with the other hgrd Tbs
was retarded BIZ the necessity NJ watching Wood who
followed him closely up, ard Of protecting hs head
from his nurdeIous blows Thus he received several
blow. On bis arm, which was severely bruised. Oaly
e,e Row struck him elsewhere, gl.ncing upon h:s
nose and reddenng considerably bu, not break ,g
the kin. During this tine 81 scccmplce Of Wood slss
followed Bradford closely ready tn give Wood SIT
p..6.d assistance At last Mr. Bradford 90. out his
revolver. bE. this was instantly knocked from his
hand -b.n be at once closed with Wood and thnes
him ito the gutter. AZ this momen; the fellow who
seconpaA.ed Wood came TO his back sDd dragged Mr.
Rrssrd off, Both parties then a; once regained their
fee, ,er which no further blows were given on either
side. purirg the whole affair no person interfered
except Woods acconphce.
The following statement was derived from GEN.
tlemsp. . stranger TO Mr.. Bradford, who witnessed
part of the affair:
STATEMENT OF AN EYEWITNESS
Wood had heavy yellow whip, some three feet
long with loaded butt wish which he struck several
blovs q, BraGfords head. hr. Bradford then closed
with him. and got him down in the gutter. when
Wood, assistant interiered, throwing Bradford over
prop the ground and aiding Wood TO get up again.
A. the beginning OF the fray, number Of sersons
gathered about the parties, and some gentlemen were
sbon % interfere TO arrest Woods cowardy brutality.
when hi. companion presented a revolver as If to
.boo, apy one who should attempt to protect Bradford
A, las, Wood becoming exhausted and the crowd
growing dense. the parties were separated. During
the course Of the struggle, Wood WAS to attempt
70 gouee one Of Bradfords eyes. From the beginning
to the end, all policemen carefully kept out Of the
w.v I'm, after il was over, ard Wood had gone into
Mace near BY to wash his hands policeman appeared
ard professed bis readiness TO arrest the party who
Rad committed the outrage but on going in and
inc that il was the Mayors brother, he cane out de-
c,aripe that il was his duty only to arrest persons
whom he caught in the act
We saw Mr.. Bradford after the affair His only
injuries were several bruises on the left arm re-
ceiyed in warding of the blows aimed at his bead,
a bruise on the nose, and slight scratch on the
left cheek.
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APPrrToS-At F,rl.ra Ne France c. sesopd isasAss~
Of Jshn ". Appleton. AGED s. yesrs
BrarVlLIE-Ou r,-.dsy, Jrue II, JoAn 2. Bessvlls.
Tsure II sr-Ice, II The 18th year Of els
BgNsr-A, c.ntoa. Mos ssssa, wife Of G-srse Benss.
the I'D yea OF Ger Sc
BJYD-M Phasde.PAs, 90 russssy, Jane H. Il NJ Beyt. 10
pRYsOAlE-n Psi.S,lrss on MOn1sy. yaas Is, wiii>>
Drysd.ls, n the s4'A ,e,r q his
FAIRBANkS-At Boston en- Mes day, Juns ls, MA As>s
Psker wife % the Hon STEPHEN s,Sank' aged IS
GAUGHRAN-ou Toe-iAy. jane II, MARY, wife Of yoaa
Gsnshr.I usiivs II ireland
HARyEY-A Philadelphia Jan. II, Agnes l.. wife Of IssSe
Harvey. IT, in ~, 7CtA year 81 tsrss
HowARD-At rsssdelpss. On Monday June Is JOB.
Bowsrd, ssed 81 years
JACKsoNOn TUESDAY, June H. Lime youngest daughter
LywIs-M Philadelphia on Monday. Jsns 10, Harriet
Nsaa dSusbt-r ito ste JOIN b. Lewis ssei ~
LlNDSLEY-A the Massachusetts, General Hospital Bossss
asy June IS ,r. Benjamin. Lindssy ssed &c
NASICEAt Phi sSephis GA Tuesday. June :. Mn Bridges
MILLS-Tn hi. city. wsds..dsy June Is, john W. Mai~
hi. remains VII ss tsssS to reosAseer,is this morning fs
NoRyAr-o On Tuesday JaOe H. Marietta, d,1sht.r Of Leon
and kuiy Moresu, .sed years, months aud day
oNONO-At Boston Monday, June 10, Mr.. Roeet Omcnd.
sstd Is years
PALMER-A, Phnsdelphis on Tuesday June II, Mr. Amss
Palmer, in the 6Sth year OF ss
PIKE-A Boston Monday, June Is Mrs Frsnei, Pks.
wife IF Mr Jss Pike and daughter OF james Robasou
PRIFsrLy On Tuesday JWs H. Lisre eldest d.ashtss u
Dr John Pr-.ty. ,sed YEAR, II months and II days
oily :or Of Henry ,nd As. NJ RALPH aged asssAs
aud " days
RYNDERS-At Bstestowp N Y. on Tussisy June ", MA
tsrsJs r. pdsl. mother vi Capt Isaiah Ryude~, IA the
sist wear Of ltr
sHIYLDs-At Philadelphia. GU Tuesday, juno II, Anna
sophs on, daughter Of ~ lsm aud Henrietta Shield, ASsA
2yests months and 10 Gays.
sNANEY-Drowned Tuesday. June Newton X swsney,
ct Miles Jane swH ey aged II years. months Ana
II days - - - ..s-u-
The resve. and the friend, Of tho family are especauy
invited steud hi. funeral Om the s.idsnee o. he fshet
Nassau street corner Pearl. Brootlyn, Friday, a.
O'Clock a. m apt services the Nss-ss street bapse
Church, NJ ~ 0eock The NassSa AssSeauon are ~
spsctfu'y invited to attend.
rYBBETTsAt Boston, SUNDAY June IS nah Rollins.
wife Of Johu Tobbetts OF Topshzm, Me- ssed 81 josra
yCoRHFrs-A Bound Brooh, n. j., Tuesday, June II.
John n. voorhees,. esq aged Is ysara
wARD-Ou Tue.dsy. Juns II, Hsnnsh Ward, ssed - yss~
WIGOINs-At PHILADELPHIA Monday June 10, Mrs sArHA
Virgins Ia the igth year Of hss sse.
WILLIAMs-In Bethel Conn on Friday, June - snss =
ILL Of only hours, Mrs yds WILLIAMS, widow
Isaac nlisns ssed 80 years All 10 months
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THE CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATION.


Nessrs. Howard and Sherman, of the Kansas lnves-
,ira,ing Committee arrived in this city yesterday.
Mr., Oliver. of the same Committee, accompanied them
"a far "a Richmond, NO.. where he left them. The
Committee were in Westport eight days. During
their stay at these places numerous bands from dher
ent parts Of missouri making incursons INTO the
Territory, and engaged in aresting and diving
out the settlers. Gov. Shannon had been summoned
TO testify before the Committee, and had appeared 10
Westpert for the purpose As he came IN from the
west. a company of armed Missourans entered the
Territory from the east without exciting the least at
tention. Shannon went to Kansas City with the Com
r,;ttee and while he was there company from Gay
County, No., crossed the river on their way west
mounted and equipped for war. -...
The Committee have been pushing their nvestigi
ton very quietly but at the same time Thoroughly.
They 20 from this TO Detroit, where they will remain
several deys II is said lat the testimony before
I'm, clearly proves that only ,gh hundred and n
,n Of those whose names on the census votef al
tie Legislative election the 3oth OF March, 1922
and that not over eleven hundred of those who voted
T,od any pretepsons 10 residence IN the Territory
The whole vote cast was fire thousand IRE hundred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-19
TO KANSAS COMMITTEES IN NEW
ENGLAND

There are in many towns Committees having cnN. ,
-, hrds for Kansas but uncertain how to appropriate
them. ;o.o ;,,e
Hs,sIv IN Kansas but not knowing TO whom to Apply.
The undersigned invites communication from suou
nersops and Committees in behalf OF an ORGANIZATION
lecen''! ioiin'u :" T w HIGGINsoN woree,tsr
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fAtver-is -nsst 49,.
M.,uf,cturers Artists, snd Invent

s,-ss "a fbe sa,ert..msr, Of The so, .,
SrIrAELE NfcHANIcs' AssociaTios N '0 v.,uS.cYrIEs
-. FIcTT. ErHIEIIIos o. AS.ECAS 49, \,
w rHr NrcaAStc AETS &c Be he'd u ta' O'' :" ~ -
ss-,.u Z
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A BEAUTIFUL COMPLAINS 40. m' 49,. I, -ai
a. re- " f1i-, 81 sre.ilss f,m tbs saa esTns u q
- ..I ro,-.ts has W-is to~s pom "a W. '"'7'
a.. "A A. a.A ,as "a. aisat sci ussAS
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SENATOR SrxyERs SPEEcH.-At the Tabernacle
this evening Mr. J. b. Brown will read the celebrated
sneecb Of the Hon Charles Sumner for Free Kansas
A large number of eminent citizens Of New-York
DESTROYS TO hear this speech well read it, have
Joined i, soliciting Mr.. Brown to give this public
recitation. and it is in compliance with their request
that he appears this evening A. he Is hne and sp
preciative elocutions., he will no doubt deliver with
appropriate energy those sentiments to when southern
"chivaly was able to reply only with the piudseon
Let oil who would listen to words for the uterahce oil
which an American Senator was struck down IN the
very Senate House by a cowardly bully, be at the
Tabernacle tonight
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CITY ITEMS.
left cheek.

PORTRAIT OF Col. FREMoSr.-The likeness of Col.
Fremont IN this mornings TRIBUNE, is from fine
Photograph taken last week by s. Root, No. 1863
Broadway.
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r-ti t-5.-, - ct.r u--ss - sea, ~
T.. her. - F.Ps snt Tr-vr-sy sA2eaolei D.
tie rrcp@r Bo-rt Of TrI-t,'et - ~ - sss-f
Tk- sr-S- OF - srheI saAh - f-stec tyr vi u
to- ofa-y " or regal Nhs bcd ana 10 sacs Teacher
,hA thereafter b erpicyei s>v seas snie.s he tre uTe
--ri;5 ~ h< SoG-t Al srcy Principal sha e>or 70
e rro-er Board q Trrs'ee. q tF or- g. sfaoos y
Ts.eeers cf be rules and reSsors n tf- eott OF "sa
lie Pncira se eoy-rsz Aa2 est reeHt % sss0es
.rseIsd syroil sss eoctSa q. se<ssoc as u. rr
h.s esh q he NaJ1 ~ tsseoeF
udsG L TIE Psyrll q he sIles I'D fs.'Sa' 81 iSs
Rort.
n p.,nen, sal - nae . Tsseisr Il vhss eAss the
rvvi,ioi q Ills By ls~ cave cot been complied wa
A resolution 10 close The Schools a. CLOCK P n,
Friday re1t in order 10 allow the teachers i0stsad
the Norrnsl School Commencement, WAS adopted
Tie report Of the Finance Committee in favor OF
spproprating 900 for teachers salaries for Ju,e,
wa, adopted.
Ar amendment wss made 10 the BY Laws, prohibit
r- any member from speaking longer time 'han ten
minutes. rnss. with the consent Of majority OF the
Beard. An effort made TO vote the matter down,
but ]; faxed.
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fAGy.s, -~m -Dt !
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Thnse who have used I!

~ sor D,,r.u,s .,e.t the suprof enc'ey 2, a. =, al,
~. $50 -s,toril. qualities rot b>LE 'onleS1 " -'
s-le -. at, 4. The secret II - se@i 'eseS''
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II. CLAY PATE, THE MISSOURI REPUBLICAN COX
RESPONDENT, STOPPING The L. S. MAIL.

Ca,Rlys FAY's SrArENESr.-I came into Kan
sss May IA, 1885, from Massachusetts, have no psI
w ~ ooth NAV last while carrying the msll from
law lawrence, en-, Kansas; to westpor Mo- while at Ffs1k
En Kansas and hayiog delivered the mail bag to the
was ordered d by S% to Ss Md s s
Nm he rwsv.b;ll and he called out the passengers
whose names were on the bill, in rotation, sna
searched them examined their paper trunks val ses
aud carpet sacks and obliged some OF them 10
their boots He took letter from one passenger anu
detained him. a. WAS said BY the other passengers 10
consequence 0, that letter had six passengers lie
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INsrALLaTIoS-The Rev. Thomas j. Evans was
Installed pastor Of the Presbyterian Church OF Blau
yeltvile, New.York, on Tuesd4y, by the Presbytery
of New.York. Prayer by the Rev. Edward Z. Crane;
sermon BY the Rev Gardiner Spring PluEiley; charge
TO the pastor BY the Rev Joseph Corey charge to
the p.ople by the Rev. II. b. Chspip; benedicion by
the new pastor. The Moderator, the Rev. Isaac s.
Dawson, presided and proposed the constitutional
oue sti
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The Annual Convention Of the Psi Epsilon Frater-
nifty. composed of Chapters at Union, Hamilton, Am
bsr-t. Bowdon, Columbia, Yale and Dartmouth Col
lepe. and at Brown, New-York, Wesleyan and II Ar
ward Universities, will this year be holden on the 4h
and 5th of September next, at Brown University
Providence, X. /. 1t will be organized at a. m. OF
the 4th. The public exercises will take place on the
afternoon Of the 5th with supper at the City Hotel
on that evening. The Grafton this year will be de-
liyered by the Hon Samuel g. Arnold, Ek'LAeut.
Governor OF Rhode Island, graduate of Brown, aud
the poem by Francis n. Finch, esq. of Ithaca, New
York a graduate of Yale.
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