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GENERAL KIRBY sMITH's
MILITARY ACADEM
At Newcastle,
henry COUNTY. KENTUCKY.

On September 1874 1883 KIRBY SMITH, With corps Of
assistants whose qualifications Of Ihe highest order viii
open st Newcastle, kensucsy,
q MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS
Newcastle s located in the healthy blue grass
Henry county equi dis 0ur miles from the Louisville
Frankfort and Lexington and the Louisville aud Cincinnati
Railroads. connected with each by good maeadszed pike
and about tEo hours travel BY rail from Loueville
The Academy buildings owned BY f'u-eh u modern
construction admirably adapted for scno and sit
aed In he subnrbs OF the The standard of
tboroughness branch be determiued
impartial and searching examinations fhe disc
be strictly military requiring aud pre- nptness
the performances OF duty. The domestic department
will be conducted With and hbeaty, 10 the
health comfort and contsnmsnt Of the choa The schol
Ae session s divided into two terms OF twenty each
IRE frst commencing september 18th Tbs charges for
everything excepting uniform BOOKS snd pndss
will be thee hundred and seventy I've dollars In u s.
equal ibstanents the begin ing Of each Ter OF the
session. No deduction from these charges will made
sbsebcs during the ter except IN prOtracted sickness
honorable discharge and then tuition foe Of $50
ourrent term will be required
Uniform furnished on the most reasonable terms Books
and stationery At Louisville prices As the number OF pupils
limited those wishing places IN the Distribution
should apply II In thus making bis per nanent resi-
dence IN Kentucky and dev0ng himself 10 the education Of
youth the Principal have the cooperation OF hin
friends in this Com wealth
For further Information address e KIRBY SMITH.
Students viii ct EmneDce the Louisville
and Frankfort Railroad vhence emnbuses WI convey them
10 Newcastle e. X 4
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A wt'sEMENTs.

A CADEMY OF MURIC-sT. CHARLES ST.
E G EAT SENS ArION,
HUMPTY DUMPTY,
TONY DENiER
LhsLs ..HARLtQJIS.
sboAN ss'''.....
AUhioAh COLUABISE.
eALLETTI ASroNISo. cHERIBELLl.
MONS ST. oDY CABDnLE AND szoLLossY
IN
Grand bal ct.
HUhPTY DUNPTY MATINEE SATURDAY NOON
?'sn Nance % ot DiS ss psi
mences at a; at Matinee IL
HTsfS r DM II fS'an'' for any night during
VARIETIES THEATER.
srUPEsDoUs ENTERTAINMENT.
Friday Evepipg. February 8 1869.
FAREWELL BENEFIT AND LAST NIGHT BUT ONE
Of the Engagement OF
MIR. +. q. CHANFRAU,
hVsf CELEBRATED IMP sRS0sATI0NS,
The AristOcratic and Exquisite
And the Democratic aud Irrepressibe
Mose.
TWO RppsFs, TsT.ye q the E1ss|s. Of
Popular to kngls and and America
LAST cHiNFRAU MATTNEE-rO-MoRRow,a at IL n
ST.CHAKLEs THEATEK-sT. oHAkLBs ST
LAST NIGHTS OF Lolita AND BEN DEBAa
Friday Evening, February ). 1900.
FAREWELL BEsErIr OF OUR
LOTTA, LoTTA!
~ =
FEMALE DkTEOIIvE, in which LOTTA vii, psnoasts
% ssw 30 nsC Ps9s SsE sss '
koHDiY-sIss FANNY B. PRICE in Bon acauu's grea'-
est sem alton Drama of AFTER DARK when win be pro-
oIsso uIH Hsw NV music and thrilling tabs'uH
NEW OPERA HOUsE-BoURBoN STREET
Saturday, February O.
First Night of onsnbashs opereta, in four tablesu1s
Orphens In Hell.
For particulars, programmes.
Doors open at O'Clock. Performance comm-ncssr7.
VARIETIEs THEATEK.
Saturday, Feb. Q, M lie o'clock.
4s mo MAStE Tesn "a spgAsd
The famous American c'medy tf
First Night; az, Peep &c hiud the Scenes
Prices to MstHe' redsced one half
THE ENTERTAINMENT
BENEFIT OF WIDOWS AND THEIR CHILDREN.
ST. Annals ASYLUM,
VIII be Kept Open at ODD FELLOWS HALL. until
Saturday Might, 9Th Inst.
PROGRAMME
THURsDAy-Fourth Night-rsb eaux st 7; Dancing at
9PM
FRIDAY-Fiith Sight-Childrens Fancy and Full Dress
Ball under the tuperintendepce Of Professor Vegas.
SA1UkDAY-sxth Night-Ds0cing.
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,TICk. NOTICE.

cLxHK's OFFICE UNITED STATES Drsrsicr oouRr.
Decenb-r l, 1883. !
In Bankruptey-The notice issued from this ONCE that
JOHN THOREHILL hss red his petition - be declared
bankrupt the partner Of r. w. Estn issued through
mistake. II should Rave been Henry Thenhil
MI John Ihonhin haa applied the benefit Of the
K. LOEw, Deputy Clerk
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David Ca DER VIM Pierce A. Mcneil
A Parle ysc.b smith, John pa,yes
k k:s. Fsyr;P ford wH C,'Si HT T
~ hItssy, Geo. Enowsr. ca Phillips,
n Montgomery, G A Hysms, W. :. Hadkins,
= s-ss ss.,.na VIM Hsn'H A. Gavin S'-a1,.
Applications ladies' invitations to b BIs.ssy
Treasurer. No. IS CsrOrdelet street, or to "a G. Fleming
Secretary, No. IA Poydras street
HO1'ELs AND RESTAURA NT>s
ROARDING IN NEW YORK.
s s' Ess A :si n sss,s e
No. se West Sixteenth Street,
Near Fifth Avenue.
Convenient to the principal Hotels and Clubs has lately
opened for people who can End every accommoda
Wit they desire it Application BY letter
will be sttended TO withou. delay
IRVING HOUsE....IRvING HOUSE.
NEW YORK.
Corner of Twelfth street and broadway.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
Southern people have stopped Botel
waters and ssrvans Il is ne Wy uphosssred his ars
class Ladies and Gentemen's and exclusive
Leuts, Restaurant and Lunch Bar Aso-A BAk and
STAGES ana CABS pass right By th b, door our %.
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
WILL OPEN FOR VISITORS ON
wednesday,. Nov. Ath. 1868.
The ST. LOUIS HOTEL will be opened In It's usual style
on TUESDAY, Dec LIST, 1868. Maj W. A. HURD Manager.
q. &. HALL
COsMOPOLITAN REsTAUKANr-
II ROYAL STREET.
between Canal and CustOmhOuse strestsJ
Louis Chaplain. ................Propriesor
An the Delcscies of the 70 here.
also, Choice WINES of all kinds
Parties, Weddings. etc, stc, supplied noHOA
Private Saloons mp stairs.
Rooms, elegantly furnished, let BY she
This Restaurant is kept open tin Il o'clock
ICEBERG COFFEEHaUsE.
MAGAZINE STREET .............57O
Opposite the Narket)
New Orleans
The choicest WINES, biQUOhS asd ClGAhS always on
FRANK RICHARDS, Proprietor.
pAEJsIAN sTYLE-FRESoH RESTAURANT
10 UNION STREET.
Between st. Charles and Csrondeet PHILIP FOE
BsEASPAsT@Tsrss 1 asocs dsss. With Coffee .,
pNNER-soup and four choice di.hss with pssssr. and
uA~ KINss BRANCH
CORNER OF GRAvIER AND ST. CHARLES
Opposite St. Charles HOssJ
RE-oPEsED-A B. CUSTER IN oHARsK
The hes. brand. of LIQUORS and WINES such as Hs~.
s9s Sss set terh fer years constantly on band As'
POUND NOTICES.
CTRErT COMMIssIONER's ID PART.
Were bTopsh, to the second District Pound corner q
Orleans and Claiborne Streets ~ esttays-
-Four GOATS of different cOlors;
Which. not claimed within thee days and the
soSDAY iesrusry s, 1897 at Il sclocE n
JOSEPH sUEPHv. Street Commissioner.
Pos. LAsARRE. Deputs Controller
CTRFET COM nIssIONEK's nEPART-
is5sGels econ brought to n. FIRST pstrIes Pound
corner of LAtayetts and Locust streets as earsys-
Two GOATS. of different cOlOrs,
which, claimed within three days and the expenses
thereon pal will be sold at public snctOn at said Pound
MONDAY. fe9rusIy p 1889, g, Y S'ciScl n
Pas LABaBRE d putty Controller.
CTRERT COMMIssIoSER's DEPART
a. @ Wax s'S Sou s o he ssenS D SoaSd cary
Of Orleans and Claiborne streets, an estrsy-
One Ytllos GOAT.
Which n caInned within three DAYS
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BALLS---BALIS.
BENEVOLENT Asso-
CITATION

II
wiz give their
ANNUAL DRESS. FANCY DRESS AND MASK BALL.
February es, at Odd Feiiows' Hall
MANAGERS:
George CLARK. SM Todd A. W Merriam
j. q. Fleming. John Beefe, j Besses.
X. Lenmsn, Thomas hurrsy John 81 m ner,
Jas hcCoskey, II II. STANLEY, Chss. 4. d-l
Jno Psirley, George Purvee, i. 4. hedges
q. W. Gould. j D. sixon. ]. L. Guoern ster
Ge'Gd stih, Geo. W. Hynson, Jehn J. Daniels,
D. Iscsey. Geo. W. Race. A. Be4s
w Bo-worth. g.. A. Labuzsn. ID Bidw-n.
John Clark, II. Hawen. J. Kitt-.dge
j. h Sherman r. Psstsur j. Shaw.
r. svasey, Mcrntire. + Askew,
lahie Towards, BENJAMIN Hy son, Thos Hassam,
j j.. NcCiuie. NJ waters. Il. w B0thick,
l. PsDdeTersst, JOHN livingston, T. r Brady.
j. W Brig am, Desoa j U. De- sstro,
David Ca der, VIM Pierce, A. Mcneil
A. Pare Jsc.b Smith, John Pa'ves
Asa Psyson, j X. collins. H. T Hi,
Robert III ford, VIM Gibson, Lowd W,lden,
James ID widen, Nat Lyle wslt-r Perry,
II. hitney, Geo. Knower, @. II Phi ips,
VIM. Tenhi ink James Davis, j. II. "a lin,
NJ Montgomery, A. Hysms, w. =. H1dkns,
b S-Rsr VIM Henry, NJ. Gavin.
Thomas Freeland. ID. Ftzsiiam-
Applications ladies' invitations to b BIsssey
Treasurer. No. IS Csrordelet street, or to "A G. Fleming
Secretary, No. IA Poydras street
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AGENCY
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA MANUFACTRED
Tobscco-2oO0 packages choice bands.
JY whitted's 90 d Ambrosia, J w. Corbin, Harry Lea
North tate W r. favor, Star Pounds, Nat Macon, w.
u. Mlers Nutmeg and various other brands for sale BY
DE VAN EAsOr Sole Agents.
lO4 Poydras street.
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BOARDING.

- OOMs, OR ROOMS AND BOARD.
H Can be obtained ct 43 Bourbon street.
POA Nc an SG-ELBGARTLY FURNISHED APART
- mens to rent with excellent board and Of the
parr The situation of the most desirable In the city
Apoly at lac St. Jcseph street
EIksT CLAss BOARDISa-ONE Oh TWO
gentesl families who comfortable aud good
living pleasant part Of the city mi h. be suited
Coliseum squs'e The house has large well furnished rooms
and surrounded BY extensive grounds The street
pAss the door.
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limited sTATEs DlsTRuCT COURT
~ District of Lnuisisnan the OF Jacob Barker
sankrup-ln bs"krupteyNo 6-rhe creditors of the
bsnkrupiey hereby bottled that the third
ing Of creditors will be held at the Office Of John DssRe
Gust N Houe New Orleans Fl the Registers in
upcy in district the 18th day Of February 1889
jsnisn E. Z. NORTON, Assignee
, 1869-04-06
OF
THE
Colonial Council
FOR ST. CROIX.
FOR ST.

Conclusion of the meeting of 18th March 1862
According to the order of the day the Council
proceeded to:
L, Interpolation by the 2nd member for Frede-
riksted's country district Knight regarding
the Interpretation of the enactments relative
to the compensation for the expenses attend
ant on the introduction Of immigrants into
the Island.
The Governor referred to 5 2 of the Ordin-
ance of End July 1866, reading as follows:
whenever laborers are introduced into the
Islands, either for account of the Public, or by
private individuals under the control of the
Authorities and with pecuniary aid from the
Immigration fund, on the condition that such
laborers after the expiration of the first year of
their service may engage themselves on other
estates or take other employment, the person
first employing or retaining such laborer in his
employment during the second or the third
, 1869-04-06

indlobe fra Barbados skal der we're Udsigt
til at erholde Immigranter derfra. bet
gledede ham at erfare Hans H0ivelbaaren-
he'd Gouverneurens Anskuelse af Sagen, og
haabede at F'orskrifterne vile bliYe eien-
nemforte.
2, 1ste B~ehandling af Forslag til Tillegs-
bevilIing til Budgettet for Communen
st. Croix for Finantsaaret fra lste April
1868 til Site Marts 1869, s~aalydende
"Som Till2g til Udgifterne under Bud
getpost D. II be>ilges:
Til OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES til Fattige foruden
Diet tidligere bevilgede Bel0b af s4,45O
Til Begravelsesomkostninge for Fat
tige, foruden Diet tidligere bevilgede
Bel6b 1915 .MH4N
SLY"
Gouverneuren henviste til de i Anmerk-
ningerne til Forslaget indehoIdte Oplys-
niger, og kaldte i Erindring at Diet under
Behandlingen af Bevillingsforslaget til D.
II for indevierende Finantsaar, var we'd
Nedsrttelsen at Diet dengang foreslaaede
Bel6b blevet forudsat, at en- Tillegsbevil-
ling senere Wide blive at erhverve.
Da Ingen begjerede Ordet overgik Sagen
til 2den Demanding, og Fernandez med
deelte at Endringsforslag MATTE indsendes
linden S Dage.
3, Valg af ct Medlem af Raadet, istedetfor
2det Medlem for Christiansteds BY (Hol-
stein) for at tiltrpde Commiteen til at
revidere st. Croix Communal Regnskab
for 1866-67,
Valgt blew 3die Medlem for Christian
steds BY (Benzon) med 9 Stemmer.
4, Valg af ode Plantere eller Kiobmend
til at indtrede i Commissioner for at OPP
give Prisen paa Oens Produkter.
Valgte bleve Kiobmand W. H. Heyliger
med II Stemmer og Kjobmand f. Arm
strong med 6 Stemmer.
Efter den f6rste Says Behandling forlod
1ste lIedlem for Frederiksteds Landdistrict
(Moore> Forsamlingen paa Grund af Up's-
selighed.
Modet hevedes Kl. II.
, 1869-04-06

den forste Arbeidsherre, som har afholdt
Udgiften til Immigrantens Indforsel med
Bidrag af Immfg rationsfondet. Dersoms
t. Elk. samtlige Udgifter we'd Indf6rselen af
en- Immigrant have andraget $24, hvoraf
Immigrationsfondet har bidraget SIS. og
den forstaIA rbeidsherre SIG, vii af Indbe-
talingenTdet 2det Aar Immigrationsfondet
beholde So og udbetale 81 til den forste
Arbeidsherre hele Indbetalingen i Diet 3die
Aar-$6-skal tilfalde den f6rste Arbeids-
here. Dersom samtlige Udgifter we'd Ind
~forselen af en- Immigrant derimod kun have
andraget t. Elk. SIC, hvoraf Immigrations-
g%rationsfondet beholde hele Indbetalingen
i Diet 2det Aar, 81, og den f6rste Arbeids-
here kun erholde Indbetalingen Diet 3die
Aar, 81. Forpligtelsen til Undertaking
paahviler like alene de nye Arbeidsherrer
som beholde Immigranten i sin Tieneste
Diet 2det eller 3die Aar, men ogsaa den Ar
beidsherre som beholder Immigranten i sin
Tjeneste i Diet nevnte Aar; dog selvf6lge-
lig saaledes, at der like afkreves ham den
Andeel der skal ti!falde ham SEW. bet
har v@ret ham kjert at komme til at med
dele dlsse Oplysninger, da en- feilagtig OPP
fattelse af Forholdet synes at herske tenn
melig almindeligt blandt P~lantageeierne,
som har medfort, at de udstedte Anviis-
ninger for en- Deel af de BeI0b, der skulle
undertakes like ere blevne honorerede.
Den Omstandighed, at Tmmigrationsfondet,
medens Diet var oprindeligen paatenkt, at
Diet kun skulde bidrage ] Deel af samtlige
~ II octpio ~ ou y, "A of,c;o -, oo.o cou1oolJk
senere oyertog at bidrage indtil det Halve
af Omkostningerne, dog like over So for
en- voxen og Sc for en- ikke-voxen Arbeider
Goruden Havneafgiften paa Skibet, eller
en- Deel at denne), har naturligen medfort,
at Refusionerne til Immigrationsfondet i
allie de Tilfelde, hvor samtlige Omkostnin-
ger udgj6re mindre end s24, og dette har
heldlgviis i de sene e Aar veret Diet hyp-
pigste Tilfelde, blive forholdsviis Store,
naar diets Bidrag skal nedbringes i'll ! Deel
at allie Omkostningerne. Refusionerne for
det forste Aar andrage noget over $1,000,
men heraf skal Immigrationsfondet beholde
noget over $500, og ct Bel6b at ca. $500
oliver like at a~nvise, fordi Diet skulde I'D
redes at den forste Arbeidsherre selv, og
der blew kun 500 tilbage til Udbetaling til
de torste Arb 'idsherrer. bet er iinidlertid
rimeligt, at Forholdet for de folgende Aar
vii kunne stille sig anderledes paa Grund
at de fere ii enesteforandringer. En- Ho-
vedvanskelighed ligger i, at erholde paa-
lidelige Lister over Observation-Disclosures
som wiser sig at vere vanskeligere end OPP
rindelig forudsat, men Gouvernementet vii
soge at overkomme denne Vanskelighed.
2det Medlem for F~rederiksteds Landdi-
strict Knight b~em@rkede, at der vistnok
haVde fundet en- Misforstaaelse Sted med
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
THE TURE.
THE JEROME PARK RACES TO-DAY.

THE JEROME PARK RACES TO-DAY.
The Jerome Park Races to-day, should the
weather prove auspcious, will undoubtedly attract
large aebage Of fashionable visitors but the racing
will come of rain or shine The programme OF sport is
unusually excellent there being five very interesting
races on the card The first is the hurdle race for which
the entries are follows W. f. Beacon, I4S pounds
Iobea 1913 pounds; j. III. ThOmpsons entry 10y ponnds
Harry Booth 1f6 pounds; Mitchell, l3 pounds, ana feu
Filla, llb pounds ,,,. o..
The second race Is the Fordham stakes handicap, TOT
which the probable starters Bayswater Horn H. d.
Connolly, Metaine, La Polka, Dickens, Oystermsn, JL
snba Wiley, Corsican, Kitten. Bonnie Braes ana uee
Vic COLT The third race is the Belmont stakes Tor
year ods and Of the thrtyseyen entries we ehpect & 10
at least ten at the poet The Members Cup mas Ior
entries. Climax Alma, MOrrissey, and another, while III
the sweepstakes for woyear ods there are eight young
sters entered
sale OF thoroughbred yearlings will take place at
public auction during the racing The first Is chestnut
colt named Tammany, by Lexington dam by Glencoe;
the second is Mozart ch c. by Australian, dam AlrOte
the third, Yandal. AT the pool selling last evening"
Lobea was the favOrite in the hurdle race BelmonGs
entry I'm the Belmont stakes La Polka IN the FOrdham
handicap and Climax in the Members Cup The sweep
stakes not Sold AS Will be seen by an advertise
meht In another column 1t has been resolved that the
take place rain shine hence whatever may be
the weather days sport may be confidently ex'
pected.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05


June 3rLs Choar Mnug COMPANY hhs declared
Ayahi ile tn us Ftnur nn aua an
changed Wheat 6m ~ 6rG b 70 sales " so aeks Choice at
& 70. Legal Tssien. "a
bd l0i asked seller Juue Corn. eye Tor No. IL b ior
No. q sales so 659c, seller jane Oats active aud oEeri
stc kys quiet aud arm az OZG@l ~ for No Il
; dull nOunsly unchanged HghNnes nom
uay quiet aud hoders hfn Mess Pork sJl ~
Dr Sailed Shonders l2ic Dry Saied Hams c Live
Hos and sales al b8d % 23 for r 70 medium 80 9
% Tor good Cse quiet At % o0Sb - fot butchers
stock 90 ia &c u for light m g. 81 " for choice Freghts
c,scNxlr Jnne A-Four unchanged Wheat dull sl lSe 81
dali o. dojc Oa tner and Ia hg ~
m @ ee and bales 28id2 for Mdhng total stock
700 bll-s NLsky demand - &c Mes Pork. t5l o.
m Meat. lto Shoudersi l5d5 for Clear sides closing ons
Bacos steady AZ IJ@I3@I'tc Hans oiU'i@ uo
frs -FrelshI3r on Wheat lie Corr and lie
O, New York Thee Flour quet sales 80
bids 734 80 for White Mcbgn' 81 ,. iS Ms9gm 5
~ 5r Amber; - bb CITY Ground npnug az % % An ~
bhl. Wsst-ru Baker, al 50 70 Rye Flour nominal
az IS 1886 Wheat doll aud owsri sales we're re-
r,r.i Of Mwane- Club a. 81 2' 6oOl hush
EI sa e.5y AZ Si 80 Corn In dsnsna; % 90
NJ, MiIed G801lt Oss quet sales
NJ trl esfn 81 69 4IO bu,h al ui le ~ V9
At Rye and Barley nrgecet Pork ad al %" LAri
steEdr Al 49, Hghunes nominal al 95dooc No sales
WtLSS6roS A June At0ou-t0tal receipts b bales ota
exports 10 bales; stock market aud 10 sales Total
sar, 25 bales Spirits Tapculine, fc k0sn h sade
lower; I'll GS4 2 Crude TurPenne ~ 'O@o@ Tar
Cnproy June receipts ftbe week SO bses
receipts eoasse total reoe 51O bes Exports 10 nreat
BnH soas to ether oIega go Ioss ls So bales
Market quies 6nn Receipts to-day 3l bales Aadhng' e
NonIfE JGpe -Coon eep Tor the week 2l7 bales Exports
70 Britain other foreign ports 9 bales coasWse
o bales Low hddngs Td[ie; receipts @oS baesi
exports, 5OI bales.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05


ItRpOn Friday morning. jane Catharne Deeouius widow
nftL, lst. Alexander Aare In the Goth year Of her
will a her late residence No 60 Greenwiehst,
on Suuday afternoon at D 0e'oek
IsTYSEon Thursday morning John Ayne in the 69h
Of bis lge
Notice Of the flBeral hereafter
BAxTERAt kingston Y, TUESDAY the ls Inst Louisa
wife 20 81 Barter
GIRSPIE-on Thursday June James Gillespie In the @ year
The .t the my are Invited attend the funeral a. the Church
Twenty nnthst Fihhaye, Monday
morning a. "a o'clock The remains will be taken to STANFORD Tor
inemeut
KrssAM-Ou Friday June T. Of consumption, ssmne W. lKam
In th. 25th year Of bis age. -,
~ invited 10 attend the nnerA services AZ the
residence of his father naw Mr Jacob Hyatt No lJ Sosth Fhhst
Buoklyn D. at o'clock on SUNDAY. The remsns VIII be
t,ksn 10 New Rochelle Mobday morning for lntsrmeat
IRKOu "Wednesday Jane Of typhoid pneumonia the Rev Day
Lee d., ID. 10 the 53d year Of hs age.
friends respectfully invited TO attend the nral
from the Church Of Beeeker and Downingsts
sdA at O'Clock The remains viii be taken 10 GEsn'
wood.
GrenpoaL Thursday Juhe Of nhAmmaOy
Thsumatm Charles Forsyth, sou othe Rev o. aud khen A.
Rtsphsnson, aged 10 years aud montht
the residence OF his paen Dupontsa, uToepponb
to.day (Saiurday) al lOf o'clock
THOMPsON-At south Orange j. Thursday June Henry
Richard only Henry nd KnmA Thompson aged aIArs and
The relatives and friends family respectfully invited to send
the saturday the 5h lust al O'clock Trains leave
foot OF BarcAys, Morris and Essex Railroad At oeoek
WHITTgLSRY-In WSysn, Coan Tharady Juas Narons
Wheeler Of eurI WhleseI and dAakbIsT st FsdefisA
H. TIOsbIldGs Of BrsokJa. n T., aged " Jsara
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
THE KERRtGAN CONTEMPT CASE.

The case of Kerrigan against Recorder Pope
Of Hoboken been decided by tile Supreme Court IN
favor Of the complainant. Some time last Winter kerr-
gan Was arragned before Recorder Pope for not clean
ing the snow from his walk During tho proceedings
Kerrean used language that the Recorder held 70 DO
conemptuous whereupon no ordered Mr. Kerrgan 10 DO
Committed 10 the County Jail for 30 days and he was so
committed but released the same day or the lOloW
ing on writ Of habeas corpus kerrigan then brought
anti 10 test the matter and the was heard before
Judge Bede at Chambers, but at his suggestion, ne deem.
Ing the case important one, IL was referred 10 to
Cont for settlement Tho decision has Just been rem.
dernd The Court held that the Recorder had exceeded
bs novers and that tho proceedings before him were
ynll Kerrigan was ordered To be dlschargeu.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

him TO the StatlOn.house On being questioned by the
Sergeant In charge to the OF hs singular con-
duct he answered he had left his family and on with
consequence was tired OF living and had taken lauda-
mum 70 destroy himself Upon this statement he was
searched and vial Of laudanun, labeled "Dr Harris,
No 2O Secsnd-ave., New-YOTk." found on his per-
SON. On examining the contents IL ascertaned that
only small portion had been taken. He declined TO
give any account OF Mrs Bays than that she
now U Brooklyn. Woodruff was locked up for the night
and yesterday given in charge of the Queens County
authorities 70 answer complaint OF abandonment.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

DR.. II. L. Lambert will lecture tomorrow
evening, In PlymptOn Hail, befOre Father Mathew Soc
ety. No. g. Subject" Why some hard drnkers live
long" &c. ...
Rev. E. II. Chaplin will preach on Sunday morn
ngs only tomorrow and hencefOrth I'LL MS summer Yac
ton Tie trustees Of his church have decided because Of
his health to suspend their Sunday evening services I'LL
September.
A list of the artists who have volunteered TO
participate In the Seymour Memorial Concert will be
found IN advertising columns IL is evident that the
strongest musical attractions Will be presented SatHf
day June 2th Is the time, aud stenway Hall the place
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
THE JAMAICA ELoPEMENT.

An expressman, named Henry Woodruff. as
previously published in THE TRIBUNE, eopod rom
Jamaica, L. l., with tho wife of Mr. Baylls' leaving
behind wife and several children, while Mrs Bayis
left n family Of children Nothing had been hearu Oh
either until Thursday evening about o'oiock' "hoh
Oalcer Tye. of the Forty Precinct found man
a,darng near the father extremity Of Fultonave and
rom bus actions Suppoaing him " DO nsaGo' eonouooo
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
THE SUNDAY HORsECAR QUESTION IN NEWARK
-REPEAL OF THE ORDINANCE.

The subject of the repeal of the, ordinance
prohibiting running OF street cars on Sunday n New
ark came before the Common Council last evening
The proposed repeal had excited great deal OF oppos
tion and a special election ordered by the Common
Council 10 decide whether the should or should not
be run The election, which held on Tuesday last
resulted majority OF nearly 5000 IN favor OF the re-
peal The ordinance for repeal was put upon It's hna
passage last light aud received the unanimous vote OF
the members present "a voting in its favor. Two mem
bers absent,