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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02
SUCCESSION OF CHARLES CR>lS PLICQCE-SC
DY :. GUINAULT. AUCTIOSEER-oFFICl

DY =. GUISAULT. AJCTIOSEER-CFFICE
ID corner 0f Exchange al,ev and B.eryiile street.
SATURDAY. April =. 1872 viii be sold. at
twelve clock NJ at the Merchants and Auctioueers'
Exchange Royal street bet Canal and Custom
orablt the Second District Court for the parish of
Orleans dated seventeenth OF January l32 the fol-
lowing properties, TO wit
Two CERTAIN VACANT LOTS OF GROUND,
designated by Nos. ! and 2. situated in the Third
District OF this city, in the square bounded by
FIenchmel, Elysian Fields. Claiborne and Der
b!gDT streets measuring each % eet inches front
CT Freedmen street by IL feet II Inches il depth,
between parallel lines.
4 LOT OF GROUND at Lewsburg on Lake Point
cnarrrain. parish OF 81. Tammany. IN this State,
designated as No. 81, & plan Of said town. By
BoUrgerol. surveyor on The fourteenth dav OF
March, 1884, deposited il ,le Office of William
Chrlsty. now 7. o. Starke. notary. sad lot measur-
iDg One-half arpent front on the avenue of the
lake, arpents Is feet ~ inches IL depth on the
Lac which divides il from lot No. So aIpents .
feet inches in depth on tie opposite line, extend
liz ,.p 20 COpal avenue, on which i measures also
one half arpent. Together with the buildings
thereon. with the right 10 use the spring in com
Il on with Others. See plan AZ tie Exchange.
I-tms-For the property situated n LewisbuTI
casl. For the two lots o. ground situated on
Freedmen street. one-haI cash. and the balance
al p1e years credit. for notes bearing mortga ge
AID eight per cent interest per arnuIn from date
II case Of judicial procee d.lgs Tor the recovery
tie Adore notes the lawyers Ices xed at tive per
ce:.c. 10 be paid by the pun h2se.s.
Acts OF sale before A. E. BIecvecu, notary public
at IL expense OF the purchasers including the
United States stamps. nh21 apo - ~ ?.
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PY E. ROGER & CO.-HENRI SA ., y
II Alphabetically EpNESpAY. April ), Io'- ri
be sold a. twelve 0 olech NJ. AZ the Merchants, =
AuctloDeers' Exchange, ROYAL street, by III IT.
Court .or the parish OF Orleans. dated Marc"
1872 toC account OF said succession ,.,
SEVEN SHARL> Peoples Bank OF New olf'-
$50 each.
TWO SHARES Crescent City Bank, 800 eae. "a
TEN SHARES Ullon Insurance Company
each. c.
80 SCRIP, New Orleans Nu:ua, Insurance" "
panv, 1850. ...t
TEN SHARES s.. Louis Hotel Association ~ y,
on which three instai,meucs o: = 70 each have 81
paid the purchaser 70 ass u;re tGe unpaid u
ner-s over and above Tie prlCe OF aiiudleauo-.
TeTUS-Cash N United States Treasury Iss5
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nv WASH & BODGSOS-W :. rODGSOS

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
Docket No. 81, y39.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE At ATcTI0y.

SUCCESSION OF JAMES N,CL0SEEY. prC- ,svn
Second District Court fo1 tie Paris. Of O~,.a,s-
Ne. JiC.9.
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'.Is molasses good for cough r inqrired
a youth with a slight cold. 1t ought 20 BE-.
was the reply, "it is sold for consumption.
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nELTA INSURANCE COMPANY.

DELTA INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE CORNER CAROSDELET AND COMMON
STREETS, NEW ORLEANS
CAPITAL STOCK DEPARTMENT.
Shares sloo each. Annual interest dividends ten
per cent.
PREMIUM DEPARTMENT.
All dividends to Stockholders payable in Cash
FIRE, MARINE and RIVER policies issued by this
Company at Current Rates OF Premiums.
TRUSTEES:
A. Baldwin c. Leeds L. p. Gardner,
g. P Blancand, P. Laborde, J. Lapeue,
A. Elmer BadeT, a. II. D'MeZa, Q. Hopkins,
O. Bercier Emile DupIe. G. Z. Moulin,
A. TeItrou John 81 unasO, ". B. Congef,
g. Huff D. Bouligny Z. Bordelois,
z. ". Theurer, A. Palaclo, T. L. Alrey,
Il. A. de Lzarci, T. NJ Simmons, Joseph Alex,
Z. Gauucheau.
OFFICERS:
z. GlEUCHEAU, President.
4. BALDWIN. Vice President.
L. ". BAQUIE Secretary.
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DY CHARLES T.. FORTTpp =,

d eer-Ohsce 30. 81 Exchange 49,. -CTlOs
DAY, Apr. 5. ~ at twelve o'cloct NJ sATes
Merchants and Auctioneers' Rxcha," at Ia
street, between Canal and CustomInssse' Royal
viii be sold a: pubic auction by yirtns -. s1fte;s
from the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud udge " an oids,
ond District Court for the parish OF C1rentA e S
thirteenth February, 1872 ca.sl
l. a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND si.,,..,.
Third District OF this city. il square ~ 10
Union, Grape, GEeatmen and Frenclimenu I as
making par o. lot NJ. "a, on ul.n .. sHee,
Mariguy. and measuring Is feet tror. VI saa-iss
street by lis feet IN dep.h. Said lot IN h. " tL,
the side OF 10. No 24b together with All .ahea %
iuCs ard improvements thereon. c 0-l5.
z. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROryn =.
in the Second District OF this city. in atua'ea
bounded BIZ B;enville, CONT Derbirn- srs sqrale
streets. designated by tie Nos. - aud D. y. hehaA
No 81 or plan drawn ~ j. Pile on ~ oi s4ca,s
NAV. l340. deposited IN the Office Of D 7 Ics 81
notary pubic u TINS city. which lots nes. -Oay
as per said plan p feet front on BieDyiIs eaea
depth between parallel lines Ct 100 f-t S ieeI By
and line; Will two frame houses ons -. c-os
double house. covered with states and tho M .
single house. covered with shingles and o.baDii
perdeucies on said lots Of ground ''aef Dc.
TeTns-O-e-iOurta cash the balance a,o,.
AID three wears credit with eight her "1e 10
est Per slD1In from date Ill pad Win ~ i.'el'
privilege and special Mortgage under nae a.
anenaLdo. the purchase, 10 paw att9-rsr. lea
fixed AZ five Per cent amount claimed ~ ises
suit. and 10 insure the buildings on reai r
70 extent o. amount due. and transfer rai; eoae
insurance and 70 assume taxes Tor lS-l srJ ~
TO date al sac. '-os
Acts OF ga e before 4. D. Doriocourt no.s--,.,.
at the expense o. The purchasers includinEs.puS-
NIP = p JN apJ
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SUCCESSION OF JAMES NccLosKEr. deceased.
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TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND CORNER
OF ST. CHARLES AND LOUISIANA AVE.
NUEs-LOTS 6.xi25 FEET.
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NV ORLEANS NUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CEce Corner of Camp and CaraI streets.
ASSETS DECEMBER = ~, s5rZ-i2 q.
I-s--es S-e. marine and --e- -aks dividing re
p:o..s q ozca department s-Ea-a-e.v % tie IL.
sired. TUES, Precedent.
:. ". E.Tczs, Secretary.
Directors.
George C-ocha--, :. Pa-o
Z. hcctertaG, E.1cte Fo-gtau
G. v. BabcJcE, Augustus Re.cAa-t
,. Sc1Te be-, Er-rs- &Ic6o berger,
Charles LATTE. =. z. Schmidt,
I. Ba-Gy Blanchard, ..T-Tes
nvl2ly
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By J. E. Walton.

FOUR DESIRABLE LOTS OF GROUND N TIE
SIXTH DISTRICT, ON FRONT AND oCTAvIA
s-RLETs, VERY HICE. FORMERLY HrRs~-S
WOOD YARD.
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Second D!s:ric. Court for tie Parish o: Orleans
No. 81 3cs.
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AUCTION SALES,
~-">''>'~'>'~>-'>~~N>7 >~>>>>'>>~~~>~I,o,,
By Charles E. Fortia,

vALuASLE pkoFEkT1 on BIEsvlLLE srssa
BETWEEN DERBIGSY AND RoN,y 49,
UNION STREET, BETWEEN Cp.nn
GREATMEE STREETS. ~
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VALUABLE PROPERTY on EoRrIs STREET.
SUCCESSION OF CHARLES P. Bor7TR.

Second District Court Tor tie Parish Of 0rea-s-
No. i 50.
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Seccac District Court Tor ,,e Parish o: orleans
ND.-
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SUCCESSION OF MRS. BCISSON.

MRS. JULES ARSOULT vs. EUOCARD BUISSO.
FT AIS.
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SUCCESSION OF GABRIEL soxr-

Second D.Etr:c: Court tor the Parish Of o,,.
No. y, lST.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Nash & HodGsOu.

by xV6S0 u 4AO0E9S0As
TEE sF15s'ID FAMILY RESIDENCE 40 /"
PRYTASIA STREET.
THE ELIGIBLE BRICK RESIDENCE, 40. Zoi
GIROD STREET.
on LONG CREDIT, At PUBLIC AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF CHARLES G. z. BAQCIB, DE-
CEASED.
Second District Court for the parish Of OIleans-
Booklet No. 55,l2l.
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pY NASH & HODGSON-w. !. BopG.

Pa-.sA Probate Court for tie Parish of Jefferson
DOcke. No ~.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02

I ar a EAIk FihE
INSrp.~rr ~N>.DA>v
OF SgE oP1P.yc
Capital. aeoc cao.
ol1ce come. OF st. Andrew ard Magazine et-esta,
e-'-a --'e " 81 A-cIew street.
rrcrpIs .c.rySn yoes =, .,
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Board Of Trustees elected on the nineteentL q
February. I3-2:
Charles Briggs Charles Laf-te,
Art. Carriere, John ). Wallis,
George 4. Fo.lIek, Rudolph Seq
K Burger, Il. T. Given,
P Anderson. ". {. Black.
A FIe-icLs Thomas Il. H.,
George ". Dunbar, Chm Hocod
E. T. StocAnevtr, D. jam SOL.
George ". Hynson, Z ). Howard,
A. Montgomery, Felix Larue,
Eenry }. Vose. AuE. B0tu,
+, ya.QueZa, &. L r.shsT.
Charles Wciahaar, Edward Toby,
:. Lecourt, Wash Nor-cc,
F1auk williams 4 trieslrgtT,
Thomas Byrne, W--Lan Knox,
George Foster. ILr2l IN
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SUCCESSION OF ANDREW MONSTER

Second District Cour: for tie Par..a q orlsa-.
20. = .e3l.
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AUCTION SALES.
By o. Valeton.

AUCTION SALES.
By o. Valeton.
CHOICE PROPERTY ON GRAvIER STREET,
FRONTING THE ST CHARLES HOTEL, AND
RUNNING THROUGH UNION STREET.
SUCCESSION OF JAMES " PETERSON.
Second District Court for tie Parish Of Orleans
No. y, -.
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Less-CCclaimed iLteTes:
and interest payable
July mex: al OFT.
standing scrps CT tie
tcEpary.............. go. g
Issues Of scrip tor tie
years 1883, 1854 and
Iaf5. payable IL July. l7e - %
Crea--ed premiums
Eay g. lG1l....... 22c ~ O. sl3l e57 80
Slc2, 81 s.
TIE above statement is i1et. TIE and correct
tTaLscril: :Iou the books OF t-.e company.
?. FCCRCEE, President.
G.. MOTT, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02

4: meeting CT the Board o. Directors, he'd OF
the hid Gay CT June, 1871 il was resci,ed 20 de-
cla-e sc-tp dividend Of t.-= Peg ce1t OF tie net
earned participating premiums tor the year end.
ins tL-rty frat OF May, l3Il for which certificates
VII be Issued OF ard a:te- re e-st day Of August
re1:- Also 20 pay OF ard after the second 1oa.
day i jay EeIt the whole Issues 81 Scrip for the
years l3ec, ias AID las, AID 81 PEI cen. .oteres.
c. s. o--s.a-6.rg Ecr:p lie co1p&-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-02

VALUABLE RESIDENCE On LOVE sTpg.,
BETWEEN CLOUET AID M0yTEsrp
STREETS.
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{
transcript rom the books OF The COMPANY.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
}. P. RoUI Secretary.
State OF Louisiana, parish Of Orleans. c-y o: View
Orleans: Sworn to aud subscribed beioT- NE this
uiDetteCtL day OF March, 1872.
p CHS. CUvELLIER. Notary Pc5.:c.
Six Per cent interest OF the outstanding cert;f-
o; scrip will be paid the holders thereof
their leg i representatives, and after MONDAY,
thirteenth OF MAY. 1872.
CHARLES BRIGGS Pre- side--.
ANT. CARRIERE, Vice President.
J. p. Ro-x Secretary.
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SUCCESSION eF EDWARD G. BRIDGE DE.
CEASED.
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE INsuR.
ANCR COMPANY eF NEW ToRK
Established n 1859.
ALL POLICIES So..yoRYEIEABLA
CASH Oh THIRD NOTE 7RE4IUN
30 NOTES REQUIRED.
Last Cash Dividend Fifty Per Cezt.
CSSC asSets &Sp'rvV
Policies II forcc. |9,'tIoS
Annual income ,...,..,........... 100000
Losses paid since 1889 ......... co. 90
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SUCCESSION OF MRS. ADELAIDE ROBERTSON
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Last Cash Dividend Fifty Per CeEt.

OFFICES:
". q. PgCKHAx, President
". 7. HOOKER Vice President
L McADlM, Secretary and ActVary.
G. 4. FREDRIKA2, s1pe-n:eCie Of Lgecc!eA
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By Z. N. & B. J. Montgomery
DY X. VI. 4 3. j. l:ONTtsGnbnsa -!

SUCCESSION OF MARY OLEART. WIFE OF w.
CONNORS-NG-
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OFFICE OF THE Sun MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW oELEASS,
61...............Camp s.ree:..............61
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BY E. Roger a. Co.
SUCCESSION OF !. :. ALBERT.

BANK AND INSURANCE STOCKS. SCRIP III
St. LOUIS HOTEL ASSOCIATION ST0ch
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SITE oP LOUISIANA,
Parish ST Orleans, City o: Eew Orleans. !
Sworn 20 AID subscribed before ue the third day
0. IC-e, 1874.
JOSEPH CCvuLIEG Notary Pubuc.
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DY CHARLES z, PORTER, ArCTU

FURNITURE. HOUSEKEEPING AND RAl2S
APPARATUS. HORSE AND WAGONS
SUCCESSION OF JOHN GEORGE DAMN
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New York News.
THR NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD TAy


CASE.
NEW YORK, June 25-It is stated that the
counsel OF the New York Central railroad ia ye
asked the commissioner OF internal revenue 70
bring suit against that road, in order 70 test in
the courts the question of the constitutionality
CT the tax assessed on the scrip dividend. The
CON missioner refused to do SO, and il the tax IS
not paid the property will be seized.
TAnMAHY REDIvIvUs.
AT meeting OF the Tammany society last
plght, hcratio Seymour was made sachem. Ar
raDgements were also made for a great oeiebra-
ton on the tth of July, James Brooks being
chosen orator, and Invitations extended 20 ali
the proTniGsnt democrats OF the country 70 be
present.
SHERIFF BRRENAN STILL "oN The MAKE
The TRies in another two-colamn article
charges that sheriff Brennan continues his lie
gal charges this year. IN January there were
2,23G commitments, which entitled the sheriff o.
Si.lic, bat he charged the county 1851 50; IT,
February, for commitments, Il, lG3-charged -
the county, S5.2l6; in March be va entitled 20
=, lie So but charged S5.590.50.
STRIKE ITEMS.
-Four hundred employees OF the aastou-houst
Will presG 1T petition 20 Collector Arthur to
night, asking for the eisht-houT rule To apply to
weiskerr.
All Of the employees oolegate's soap factory
have gone 20 work again.
Yesterday, party OF strikers visited the
planning mill OF Styles a. Sons dislocated The
machinery, and threatened the men with death
unless they dessted from work. They were ar
rested.
A LITTLE BOY INITIATED BY LEOPARD.
a boy nve gears OF age was shoekingly mu-
nlated in the face yesterday by q leopard az
central park.
instead of subscribing 81 900 TO the strikers en-
pha1cally condemns the movement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-25

rSAn explosion of fireworks occurred last
evening in 80 Thompson street, New York. Five
renchmen were badly ini
- Belleville (Ortario) dispatch reports
thirty deaths, 50 tar, fronl the Grand Trunk
railroad accident.
~Swormste at, the Baltimore check-raser
was convicte4 at Louisville yesterday, and
sentenced TO seven years in the Kentucky pcpi-
Tertiary. f
1John W. Avery will be hanged next FRI
Gay for the murder Of Jacob Ero, at CresskU.
=, ~ the court Of pardons refusing to commute
his sentence.
fused to pardon Dan. Smith, oolored, convicted
OF the murder OF Morri either last winter and
he win be hanged on FIJI lay.
KSThe New Jersey coprt OF pardons ha,
Paterson and vicinity and commute the sentence
Of Iibbie Garrabrant to imprisonment for life.
~ The New York Tribane alleges that certain
city officers and contractors of Brooklyn re-
pose Of securing he contract for buildinep IAN An
useless reservoir. 80 =, I
0-The trial of Van Wrinkle Boeart, the lover
and alleged accomplice Of Libbie Garrsbrant
Paterson, N. j.. has been postponed til Sep
HH. Thane Miller, president Of the Young
Mens international Christian Association Com
yenfion, Is out In card Declaring that offensive
resolutions concerning abstinence, tobacco,
Catholics, Sc, we're introduced. but not adop-
sDE. l. W. Jonas, who sxindisd q widow
lady Of Pitts5urg out Of . large sum OF money
by representing himself to 30 An Episcopal
clergyman of large wealth. was yesterday
sentenced to three PEARS imprisonment in the
workhpuse. al
~ Mrs. Mary Meyer has brought q, action
70 recover S20,o00 damages from the Central
Park, North, and East river railroad companies,
N. ", TOR injuries sustained SIX mouths ago, by
suddenly. sst4s z
1Judge Blatchford, In New York, has
granted en- order for the drm OF z. A. Hatch
Co. (of which James H. Ingersoll, the Tam
many chair-maker, was principal partner) to
show cause why they should not be declared
banhrupts and their estate DIVIDED pro rata
among their creditors.
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Sensations az the Huh.

ARRIVAL Or PRESIDENT GRANT AND PARTY.
BOSTON, June 25.-Pres;dent Grant, accom-
panied by Mrs. Grant, Secretary Fish and wife
General Porter and wife. and General BAbcock
end three ladies, arrived here at O'Clock his
morning The city committee, with the United
states marshal, were awaiting the arrival OF u e
rectly TO tie Revere House. Quite q large
crowd gathered but the reception was wheify
informal.
RUSH PoR THE COLISEUM.
The Indications are that the Coliseum will he
tiled to-day, the demand for seats being s$pely
IN excess OF any previous day. The Lancers
will escort President Grant TO the Coliseum.
The programme for day il the most attractive
of the series, including in IT. performance AZ OF
the foreign bands, distinguished solofsts. and
the full chorus and orchestra.
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The Situation az Geneva,

rAIASFANIpKG SOLUTION EXPECTED.
GENEVA, June 25.-It Is stated that the BOARD
OF arbitration at the session on the 18th instant
informed tue agents on the part Of England
ana the L nltec states that they considered the
iLcireet claims presented in the case of the
American government unteascie. There il
reason To believe that dispatches have been re-
celYee Uem the goTsrnRent at Washington
which Viii lead to Satisfactory solution OF he
entire question. These dispatches MIR. Davis
will communicate to the court to-day, when il
Resembles. After Wednesday the tribunal
viii proceed 70 consider the direct claims
GENERAL WILLIAM T. SHERMAN
arrived in Geneva last evening. He dinod with
the American representatives before the tribu-
nal OF arbitration at their hotel, the Beau
Riyage. He afterwards, in company with Mr..
Caleb Cushing, proceeded TO pay his respects -
Hon. Charles Francis Adams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-25

DIANoND FCON TaK SEVERED ARN o. A
DAEisA NuELgNAS's BRIDE.-Oa TAurslav
evening there 49, . s7lash-Up Ga tbe N~g JeF-
sey Taliread, near Ne'uchen. SIX o. sevea pas
sengSr-ooaches were piled one upOn the 8thef.
inSk ihe = preck. On Tie train were = Danish
LODE ~ ar arc - neNly-msce bride. The no
1tenlan ~~1tsVse r. ha1HS-en, his brides uaul-
IL Alma. 5,as. wsrs HAIRED IN n.,,rpsrk bnt
= month sgo, ana ware NisifIag Anertca on
tLeir bridal tcur. Their Destination gas San
Francisco, where tbs uohieuian's brother 4
oanlsh consul. They were chatting quietly a.
me irsan spec s'ong. suddenly came ths crash.
AID an al instant ait ruin Tho Nr - views
CNlns aished. and the UOhlc mhn llIu, him
seh Glull ursd, began searching tor his
eftde- Atter tortUoue DELAY she Wa laaus
EncoI's0ious, beneath some rubbish. one "a
her arms Was IS clearly severed FROM ths
uHaA " though AZ had been smputatel.
the ucSh vas not maIgled, ane eECa the sleeve
or her slls NJ be was cir ~ with shafp llstru-
meBt. She WAS borne into 81 adi,iFi-,s s;,ilr
ing, Tor mer!y u~ed AZ q depot, where recovering
coiAscio usiacs, ale suffered intensely during the
rtrDaindet O. lie night. Meanwhile the 'hu.-
band eeihoUglt THAI on the third singer Of the
mh 4bg member was their diamond wedding
rug, valued a, hundreds OF dollars. Uncau-
lousy Tie Tart Was openly proclaimed aud
search Instituted. After q time, one of tht,
uala HANDS was seen attempting 10 secreie
sofS1hing under bic coat. When thIs man va
approached, the arm was thrown 70 The ground.
anc The nOhieinsn raising o., removed The yal-
uAhe Jewel Ihe lazy was conveyed 90 Neg-
AK, where she will remain until She = suf-
nCtentiy recovered % resume che Tourney. n
Is said that the company offer $ 600 % se-tre
The matter. The servants OF The ncbleman saw
De occupies & very elevated social position IN
D6nmark.--A. ]. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-25

A Dull DAY AT THE JuBILKR-In Boston
yesterday Oratorio day passed Off ,igreeablv TO
the strictly musical portion OF a moderate
audience. "lsreel in Egypt was well rendered
by q chorus of twelve hundred, from fye
societies in and around Boston, the soioists
oeing Madame Rudersdrof, Mrs. 9. a Barry.
w. y. and j. Z. Winch and j. F. Rudolphson'
nnder conduct OF Carl Zerrahn. President
Grant Will be present to-day