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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-23

MAYoRALTY cP rev ORLEANS,
. City Hall, July %, 1875.
No. 3l9i-Administ1ation Series.]
Be it ordained, That ordinance No. 1891
be and the same is hereby repealed.
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, July 90, 1875.
CHARLES J. LEEDS, Mayor.
4 true copy:
j. H. HARDY, Secretary.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THX
CNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOCISIAE

oF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF ]. W. Holman l. 90, ISAAC
". Homan aud +. Roman. Bankrnpts-In
Bankruptcy, no. l416.
FnHHE SECOND GENERAL MEETING OF THE
the nca or ' Kor en.a os w M DC nea a.
bankruptcy. Customhouse building. at the city Of
New Orleans, on THURSDAY, August r. 1875 at
twelve O'Clock NJ, for the purposes named in the
twentyseveath section Of the bankrupt act OF
March ?, 1867.
JOIN Il. RARESHIDE,
iy23 80 aul u Assignee.
TIE STATE or LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN THE MATTER OF DARBY TREMOULEr VS..
their creditore-NO 1884.
TIME CREDITORS OF DARBY l. TRRMOULET
l. are notified to show eau 50 within ten days
why the tableau of distribution herein filed should
not be approved and homologated.
New Orleans, July Is, 1875.
iyl6 lOt+ JOHN j. O'BRIEN; Clerk
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TATE OF ADOLPHE UNNA-NO. ilO6.

UNITED STATES MARsHALs OFFICE, z
New Orleans July 7. 1875. :
TUHHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT AN ALIAS
L warrant in bankruptcy has been Issued out Of
the District Court of the United States for tho
District Of louisiana against the estate of AdOlphe
Cnna, of New Orleans. in the parish Of Orleans,
State of Louisiana, adudged q bankrupt upon hiR
own petition; that the payment Of any debts.
and the delivery of any property belonging
to said bankrupt to him. or for his use, and the
law that a meeting Of the creditors of Eaid banks
rupt to prove their debts and choose one or more
assignees Of his estate, will be held Mt court OF
bankruptcy to be holden the twent eighth day
of July, A. d. 1875. at IL NJ, at the Lustomhouse
bhilding. New Orleans. before c. ). Kellogg, reggie
ter. y. B. PACKARD,
jy8N GIited States Marshal.
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Circulars IN THE POsrOFr1CE.-Mer'
chants. agents. manufacturers and others
eeem to think that a one cent stamp will be
sufficient to prepay their circulars on which
there is writing. Hundreds of such docu
men:s are dropped into our postoffce daily.
bu: they never travel any further. When the
assistant postmaster can find the senders
be notifies them.
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New York burglars now do their work in
the day time, and sleep nights like respect
able people.
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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
NAYoRALry OF NEW ORL&ANs, }
City Hall, JlIy %, 1875. I

NATIONALITY OF NEW ORLEANS
City Hail. {ply %, 1875. 5
mo. 3l95-Administration Series.i
Be IL resolced, That the City Attorney be
instructed to take an appeal BY writ OF error
to the Supreme Court OF the United States,
in the case of Freeman Clark vs.. Jefferson
City Gaslight Company and city Of New
Orleans, and that the Mayor be authorized
to sign the bond for costs, and 70 procure
security for the same, who shall be fully in
Identified and protected by tho city.
Adopted by the Council Of the city of
New Orleans, July 20, 1875.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
J. II. HARDY, Secretary.
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NA1oRALTY OF NEW ORLEANs.l
City Hall, July y, 1875. !
mo. Decentralization Series.1
Rcsoiced, That permission be and is here
by granted to F. F. Losch to erect bake
oven at No. 81 Union street, Third Dis
trict, revocable 8: the pleasure of the
Council.
Adopted by the Council Of tie city Of
New Orleans, July 20. 1875.
CHARLES J. LEEDS. Mayor.
A true copy:
J.H HARDY, Secretary.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF ANTOINE EIRAUD, fNDI
vidually, and as q member Of the firm Of Blan
chin l. Graud-NO. 1478.

UNITED STATES MARsHAI's OFFICE,
New Orleans, June l, 1875. :
f0NHfS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
Il in bankruptcy has been issued out of the Disc
trict Court of the United States for the District Of
Louisiana, against the estate of Antoine Giraudp
individually, and . member of the firm of Blano
chin l. Giraud, of New Orleans in the parish of Ora
leans State Of Louisiana. adjudged krupt upon
his own petition; that the pay ment OF any debts.
said bankrupt, to him. or for his use. aud the
transfer of any property by him are forbidden by
law; that meeting Of the creditors OF said bank
rupL, to prove their debts and choose ono or more
assignees of his estate will be held OF court of
bankruptcy. to be holden on the twenty fourth
day of July, 1875, at 10 A. NJ. at No. II Exchange
alley, New Orleans, before William Grant, Regss
ter 3. Il. PACKARD,
ie2 iva United States Marshal.
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1 HERO, JR~

4 HERO, JR,
uOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONED % pAHo
O@ce No, ~ Commercials Rlaoo.
iasspor.e procured With diaDstah. end rrnny'
A1HAntf00 St~Nn n All. " &~
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AUCTION SALES,
ny C. e. Girardey.
ASSIGNEES SALE.
OPEN ACCOUNTS, BILLS RECEIVABLE, ETC.
BANKRUPTCY OF CALLAHAN MCCARTHY,

Louisiana.
DY e.. z. GsIRARDEY. AUCTIONEER-
ID Office No. 81 Camp street.-SATURDAY, July
81, 1873. at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the st. Charles
Auction Exchange, will be sold by order Of Andrew
han McCartv-
TIE OPEN ACCOUNTS, CLAIMS AND BILLS RE.
CEIvABLE AND JUDGEMENTS, belonging to said
bankrupt, as owing to the late firm OF McCarty &
Sebastien. and to the aforesaid bankrupt individ-
ually. detailed list of which may be seen a: the
office of the auctioneer.
TeIms-Cash on the spot at the moment Of adiu.
dicatOn. lyle l. "a 81
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


New Orleans and Mobile RAILROAD. New
Orleans, July 23 l87.-To shippers of freight via
the New Orleans and Mobile railroad commenc-
inc with the above date, information will be fur
signed by applying at tie Office corner of Camp
aud Common streets. W. D. RIPLEY,
jy233t General Freight Agent.
Cftfzens' SAVINGS Bank, GrunewaId Halt,
New Orleans. June 30. l875.-At . meeting OF the
Board Of Directors. bed this day. q semi annual
dividend of TEN PER CENT was declared; seven
per cent PAYABLE to the stockholders on demand,
and three oest to be placed to the credit of the
reserve fund. II. BENNER. Cashier.
jyl I'm
Mechanics ~nd Traders' Banh, New
Orleans, June H. 1s75.-A general meeting of the
stockholders Of this bank will be held at the ofc.
OF said bank, No. "a CarOndelet street. on MONDAY,
twenty-sixth July next, between the hours Of 10
l. M. and P. NJ, to vote upon An amendment to
article two section one OF the charter as adopted
by unanimous vote OF the directors.
je19 BOT MOSES HARRIS. Cashier.
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AUCTION SALES.


BY q. r. q b. J. Konteomery.
u 81. & B. ). MONTGOMERY.
GENERAL AUCT1ONEERR
AND DEALERS IN NEW FuREITURR.
Once Armory Hall, No, 81 Camp street.
Tri-weekly sales Of every description Of house
bold furniture Mirrors, Pianos Carpets, Mattresses
etc, on TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATUR-
DAYS, At Auction Room, No. 80 Camp street, com.
nencing as II A. NJ.
Semi. Weekly sales of Horses, Mules. Buggies,
Carriages, ETC., at Sales stables, No. 20 Baronns
street, near Grsvier, on WEDNESDAYS aud SAT.
URDAYS, commencing at i Ia. NJ
Out door ss.es Of every description promptly 1t
tended to.
Special attention paid to the Bales Of rsal estate
and stocks.
Always on hand the largest stock OF New Purn,
ture Of everS variety to be fonnd in the city. at
their show rooms, Armory Hail. No. 81 Camp street
Being the largest and Oldest establishment Of the
Kind in the South. they solicit . portion Of ths
public patronage, both in their line a. auctoneers
and dealers In furniture. jail ~
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BY Nash & Hodgson.

WRECK OF THE STEAMER BELLE IDA, BOIL.
ERS, MACHINERY. ETC. FOR SALE AT PUB
Lie AUCTION.
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SUPPOSED SUlClDE.-Oa the seventeenth
the river about three miles above Carroll.
ton, but nobody who SAW the corpse recog-
aizsd it. Certain facts have como to light
which lead to the belief that it was Alice
Watson. formerly teacher in tho public
schools. One who knew her says that &C.
casionally her mind wandered to such de-
gree that she had no command Of her &C.
siSna.
THE GREAT foor RAcE.-Next Sunday
Mr.. James Posey. Of this city. will contest
with Mr.. Z 3. Lewis, Of Shreveport, on.
the Oakland course, in . foot race.
400 yards, for $3.50 q eide. These
gentlemen have never tried each other,
consequently both believe they will win.
Some money has been placed on the race,
but Il 10 hard to tell which 10 the favOrite:
Of course the New Orleans man has many
friends. but still Mr.. Lewis having shown
his powers Oh the eleventh instant, is not
entirely left. Previous to the race the Lee
and Lone Star base ball clubs will have q
snatch for $50, the game to begin at i. NJ.
An incident of the recent tornado at De
troit, Michigan, is thus told: William Peake,
Of the Peake family of bell ringers, who
lives in the western part Of the city, went
10 sleep, Sunday night. blissfully uncon-
scious Of the destruct ton not mile from
bis door. His wife, who was visiting at
Buffalo, read of the disaster in tho papers,
and at once sent the following telegram to
her deaf William: "Are you alive and we'll!
Sarah" Mr.. Peake. had not fairly got his
eyes open, and not having the slightest
idea - to what the message referred to, he
sent back in answer: IF you are getting
crazy, you had better come home" Subee-
quently, when he found ont what had hap
planstory and more loving nature.
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PERSONAL.

INFORMATION WANTED-OF WILLIAM
Il NELSON RAYNOR. native of Brooklyn, New
York; age eighteen tall. slender, large blue eyes,
light hair; no hair on face; educated and smart:
was last heard of in New Orleans. Please address
his widowed mother. and relieve her an xlety, Mrs.
Raynor in care Of Mr.. L. W. May, New York Clerks
Agency, No. 10 Bond street. New York.
Other papers please copy. iy20l
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NOTARIES.
CHARLES ii. THOMPSON,
- NOTARY PUBLIC.

NO A1S OoI1OI
Ne. 24l: CarOndelet street, up stairs.
Makes a speciality of Title Deeds for the purchase
delinquent taxes under act No. AZ of 1873, or any
other law.
Being thoroughly familiar with all details. and
prepared for the speedy diaratch Of business in
trusted to him, will guarant 20 satisfaction.
iy22 I'm
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ASSlGNEE'S SALE.

ASSlGNEES SALE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE THIRD DIS TRfCT
OF THIS CITY.
IN THE MATTER OF THE BANKRUPTCY OF
LOUIS STERN 4 BROTHERS..
District Court Of the United States of America for
the District of Louisiana-No. 1888.
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CITY ORDINANCES---OFFlcIEL.

Below high water mark Of 1874.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS

HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
TEsARpH~ HOTEL
MISSISSIPPI CITY. MISS.
Having been painted, ssfittsd and pu. in complete
order. is now
OPEN FOR THE SEASON
under the management Of Colonel J. O. NIXON
Terms reasonable. iylo Sun
GRAND ISLE HOYEL.
1875. -. 1875.
The emily real Surf Bathing in the South. Fish,
oysters and game unlimited. Fine sailing and fish.
Terms-s IS per mouth; el2 per week. 81 so per
day. Liberal terms to families and excursion
steamer leaves Harvey. canal every Saturday
and Tuesday at a. NJ. returning to the city every
Monday and Thursday evening at five O'Clock.
jy3 I'm B. MARGor. Proprietor.
~ ,. FsF@s1y she HaT1i: Hcn:s
Board BY the day; week or month. Rooms airy
and comm odions: Location near the beach, with
comfort of the patrons Of the house. Table sup
piled with the best the market affords. Charges
ss 5m iPS1ss
ROsszLL HOUSE.
BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI,
Will reopen on May !. 1875. for the reeeptiono
saests, having been newly furnished throughout
Charges moderate.
mhl36m PETER J. MONTROSs, Proprietor.
- EMEltBER
When yoa so to Biloxi don't forget to cal! 81
THE PRESS SALOON.
a. Harry wishes to see you all.
P. J. MONTROSS,
mh;3 en- PrOpriAtnf.
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The capital stock of said corporation is hereb
declared to be three hundred Thousand dollar
repre- scented BY six thousand shares of the sum
fifty dcIl.ls each. payable in cash at the time {
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aNpRkE HERO, IT,.
Notary Public

T. the undersigned, deputy recorder of mortgages
in and foI the parish of Orleans city of New Or
leans do hereby certify that the within and fore,
going act of incorporation was this day duly rec
corded in my office. according to law. in book Nc,
ll8, fOliOs 6l6 SIT and 6l8.
New Orleans, June l9, 1875.
6. DARCANTEL. Deputy Recorder.
4 true copy Of the original act or file and Of
record in my Office.
New orleans. June ~. 1875.
ANDREW HERO. JR.. Notary rubiic.
je15 jy2 o Ii %
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Second DISTRICT Court for the Parish Of OrlsaAa
No, 37l6Z.
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peal from MOrehOuse. Ordered that the
judgment homologating the account herein
and rejecting the opposition of Z. Duck
worth be annulled, and it is ordered that
E. ID. Duckworth vs. w. II. Vaughn, pub
lie administrator.-Appeal from More
house. Ordered that the judgment ap-
pealed from be annulled. and it is decreed
that the demand to annul the sale of the
lands described IN the petition be rejected;
ordered that plaintiff recover judgment
against the succession of E. P. Oberly for
SIO5O, to DO pail in due course OF admins.
tratlon.
Americans Willis Vs. John and Charles
Chaffe-Appeal from Ouachita. Ordered
that the Judgment appealed from be an
nulled, and it il decreed that the injunc-
ton sued out by plaintiff be dissolved, and
his demand rejected with costs of both
courts. 1t is further ordered that defen-
dants recover of plaintiff and his suretles
on the injunction bond in solido fifteen per
cent damages on tho total amount Of IN
terest and principal.
J. B.. Spears, tutor. vs.. Mrs N. j.
Spearr, administratrix.-App from Union.
Judgment affirmed.
William Sandel Vs. D. B. Douglas, sheriff,
ct al.-Appeal from Morehouse. 1t is there
fore ordered that the judgment appealed
from in favor of defendant be annulled; and
it is ordered that plaintiff recover of de-
fendants, in solido. $1,000, with legal inter.
est from judicial demand.
superior Criminal Court.
VERDICT.
State rs. Lewis Parker.-Burglary Of gro
Gerry OF Mrs. Z. Barnes, on Theresa street,
March 6. 1875. Not guilty.
ADJOURNMENT.
All cases were continued indefinitely.
Judge Braughn then finally discharged
the petty jury, addressing them as follows:
cused having had the cases pending against
the Auditor of State continued until the
regular term commencing in October, the
, 1875-06-12
LEMONT LIMESTONE.
Acknowledged to 1}c tho Best
Building Material i'll tic
World.
Visit to ths Extensive Quarries ot
Boyer G. Corneau.

-. .,. =, i. -
All around and IN tho Town OF 14omont aro
situated tho quasr!cs from whtcs, IL ra!scd tho
fayorito building material known AZ I.cnont
1l,nnatonc, Tbs stoua IN undoubtedly the btst
~. H. a,,-,,o.a ,"o,,,, IN III. worl1 1hc an.
~ ~, pa pon. a"o"n ~ ,,. ~ - .,,.d -, ~.
AIssla ny hcohtlhc men phta " lss anchu W Nno
nloat celebrated Stone OF lilo Eastern statce' anu
II IL rapidly takiuY tho place OF at o!AosY. Space
will nat eitmit Of tho snalysiy IN full, but IL In
,,,,ian4,t.,n for,,,,r !, IL, wl,o n,vo oivnn fin
unao"o'cuy ta'n''"' ~ @'' "''' ''"'' s''"1 'A'
subject atteataon.
Ihc 4usEs5ssx interest "a IN the hsnda II aov-
etal extensive concerns, prominent among wLom
il ,t,o llrn OF
noyKR 4 consrAu.
auarrlos, whic! aro situatot Abont 81 milos from
tho city. and . short llstanco below tho Town Of
Lenont, convonie,lt to tho catlat, which fnrntal
CO such excellent transportation Of heavy Weights
to Chicago, There al is Ito and activity. 4
large furco Of men arc constantly employed In
ljf.1nR out Tho largo blocks and placing tlon
withn tho renoh Of Tho powerful lerriogs which
lit ! burden Of many tona with posfect oshe.
, 1875-06-12

.,,, s,ket aa icon fiat during tho wo:t IA rt3trA
rtna vcx.ss, Another Anatrian tmrk hsa Eo,,o to
ss1 york. ,cus chartered thnro n fairy AN, nrs
tn ,o direct port IL nrrat Britain at Is 81 PER r.
: ,rtt,t bark ius guno 10 Charleston. =. c., tn
lad naval atorcs for 1ona"n 1t O. INT fHl
fOr surptnt'nc d. soyeFal lafse Te''e.a hav' gof'o
~ q. I,,ns and pther Provincial porta for cargoes Of
s,.. which ars freely offered At 7s'6a pr hlshtar.
nj. mart n NOW nrafly haro Of desirable resacls
sma tnT ',,,s sra'n catsoea. A large nnnbes afe dur
hoWesets .s.nno Ia tio market. Tiltre In. innn
ts,ss' tIsus ~ 10 demand fratn a1an-.hlpptra
u nu,'uo tic wset Tho Lord Cyo aud lfelvcia sso en-
au. ns nroyiaIons for Ilrernt 1t lbs rsr ton, tat
eeshA eshaAdln9 ny for higher rates grain. An Ameri
IN bsrf of ~ tons han been laid OF, ths berth fof
9ix.rneo md Il engaging lard aud inflow At 1a oil .
n nar TN, Tho T.5illnn yesfufa tbn borth
nnts51Y iu, sui engaging ony sfeaansen'aut gooda
It los ter t1n.
, 1875-06-12

4 usetiuk OF tug Ut Detroit and vicinity was
hed Thursday suosuiDx 10 oouaalt What moans eoill
ho taken u,urs thoroughly to uuits ths tugs engaged in
towing through Tho rlver upon aolne oon1poa hsds.
wAeseby tue interests of al ahoul 10 promoted, A.
tn long detste paper was drawn up and sigus4 by
osA present by which they .gteed to form themselves
o u as.ociauqp 10 o governed by ths bylaws thst
nsy be hereafter adopted, 4 conAlttee to nppra!se
Ae boats ownna ey sha nae'nsats e tls association
.htulete xha he!isys thu tatsa established
b5 tbs Na1gs Association aso :. soo Aiyli,
aId Assa ars barRsneA who bslss* ths oppostl@.
9heFe Ars tour ta1Rea Ut Marine Oily and two 1t De-
trult whoa ownera vii nut star. tIeh out until
etes sse highsr..., Tho peEr or. Williams. which
, 1875-06-12
LAKE MICHIGAN.
CuIQAa0.

Thrre rtro 1,1,t fev vossc]s ut the lnm1rr market
ssst ,1tn,nu Tho nav xt,nr ohto .r,.x,., 81 u,tx
49,. ~. a.. .ls. .",.' ,.,'.'a
PORT TOT TN nFe1 to Ses1osu1Y ae@cFiphoa OF hef
has heretofore leen given. 6ho brought In cargo Of
salt from aagnaw Bhe also ha III tow tho targes q,
N. nyan md ]. +. Johnson with lumber from saoi.
=" ,.. 49,. uasn.n,.- ~ ~ s..on. = Ho,''.s".s,.
ns"''.. lno lFop a's"se"9o's " t7ttons con'l"ase
1ine, which hlrrt0fora made trip to 8$. joaGph oyprY
oshcr a,v commnnor,, rnnntnu 6a,,y ,osttsd.v. rhn
-toa-,s,;,t n,r.. ~ ox.,rir. i'm, In .1nut ~
A.a e'o44A'F ..Oe - ~, n.', a' ~
4aIno nmo mo 0aettGnaeT uM' Aaa AseaJ Issn oe-
srhmr.i.y nfnt t,s sri,r snafhri enIina VIII, tbs
scl.I 1iouso Bimmons near Twelfth street bridge.
10th vessels were .i'Rtly t'aragHl The excu1n!on
er nen Ft.s W. ,aakS .ass a prs " s
vary ronusr. Tbs luubor-sloyern allI c,ahosvcrs
efp It'll Oh str4ke aud ,o prospect OF ~ curly settle
ultnt. ~
LuAhEA VFRskL oWHtHa AheoctAfIon: .
Tho Lumber fnakol 0wncrs' Association, which com-
nleneed % ausptanusy, u beginning to espcr!stce
tonsirrahe oIslsion. ts1Sclslly from tho commits
, 1875-06-12

y tho a!d Of petroleum vil tho Canadian lighthouses
and lighH'ips 1ualntsncd 1t cheaper rate than
those Of any other country In tho world; 10000 gal.
onn Of oil required for the sorVico last ycar..
Tbs passcngcr stur Dadgcr 6tate, Of tho Western
transportation Line, left Iuao Thursday for chtcs-
10 ;. Tho Board Of Government Engineers who lIayo
Of tho btsakwater for this harlor left to.dsys having
decided upon plan They o1peet e adFesti~s at onrs
for proposals for ths wora md vii coHl'nence thia
na1ncd Thomas AcAllIacs on buard tho scAr Startling,
WAS drowned AZ poit Dalhonsio sunday nfternoolt.
The unfortunate n unmarried. pilt lcafta fca-
tiyea ip Hamilton and Port Eyeree.
poaF llunoN, Mlcil., Jane liza telegram an
noauciug tho death at Capt Van 6enhck. Of tia nchr
town IL bound down from CnlcaRo, hut tias not get
1lysh The Captain must havn died nr bcoa Killed on
tho PASSAGE
, 1875-06-12
MAXINE INSURANCE.

Special nitpusth to TAs Chicago tribune.
BUFFALO, N. T., June lt--At thc ncetlnE OF Tho
International loar OF Late Underwriters 1t the Falls
to-day tae question Of ro-oeablsh!ng tariE.rattn
WAS considered, snd decided not eI-
pctlcnt At preacnt. II, J. smith, Secretary
Of tho Traders Insurance Company. Of Chicago,
choqcn President Of tho Hoard. +. D. Holton, Of ot-
wantee, having reslgned IN consa7uenco Of hte In
tended trtp 10 1ropo rosoiui!on ot thanks ten
tlcrcl 10 lit. lolto, md tie Board aalourned slno
die. Tho meeting called at Detroit on tho lfth will
not bp held.
, 1875-06-12
LAFAYETTE TURNING AN HONEST PENNY.

HpEN10F NFSVQftR " ~ VHEH0V 19EVHH$'
LAsAysrrE, Ind, June 1.-The County Cota-
missonera, 10 continued sesslon to-day, granted
twenty-five mora licenses 10 sasl llquo<, making
q total In all Of seyensy.tive granted sna e!even
refused. This .Giyca S7.bo0 10 the school
fund. Each dealer Il required to give bond
iu tho SUN Of e3poo.
, 1875-06-12

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s:tl1s y 9n1M .sesas Il and tie 'a'f 's' ''''
Washington In Cambridge,
arfatng tho fnelaont: q BIZ t"stdchca thes uns tho
htHs o. ithssnn ~ hLEAhS5t:h Az: alck E.a.,s EnSla.
bu, 1f IL. n sss t. 'oe
CHARLES DUDLEY WARMER
t.,,,. .,,.,,.,o,, ta.r,,a,., NJ t,t,, ,o f.u,.
urnut vi tl,c Nile, anI
~ n rroyurr1o
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Wr!'ea Of tn t1naoEcfG Finr icntIcunns being ~
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JAMES AuaSELL LOWELL
Coatrbutc. two Spuucts fruu, t}ycr ncu, snd Tiers
arr other r'unls ~
MRS. FRANCES ANNE KEMniE,
(,uN1gr1t,TT . CHhNCrT
n ATn1,rC1T sns
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Continue. ri, do.,xat,a, ,or,, nu,,, noaer,cA i,n-
% ~ 11sHn !. ci"1ss sS,g onsiisd fehc Jasl'
, 1875-06-12
LAKE ERIE.
ERIE,

sp..fat 5.,-.t,cand,nr4 " n. cafen7a 7tts"n,.
ERIE, II. Juno f0-TLe prop II. jr!ndtvi|lct hFRcs
Gardner and ccprahe, left fpr saRtnnw for caFgata
Of lnio. lnst nYmag. Thu schr 1shpenng. Of 1,o'
trdIt, came into rurt, lastcn from LAnao ysstcr.
day. Capt. Porter imports plenty of icc e:l In fko FIJI
Yernr e fAyn that from tho Huron 1stauda to tho Band
I, uistance u about 81 n,tloa, h1Rc fields ri aold
tco stl csiAt. aid Is willing 10 hes any amount That
tiero will 10 Ire there thu 4th of July. liz WAS two
s.aYn and nghts II Tue scc coming down, l.e DID re-
upward ra4saHato 1A,as, lo elanla 10 i.avs Ro'.e
i'Anse to-aaY. =. During Tic monsn q May ,no
Auetpr Lino teet Of fourteen vcsaels delivered Mt iha
port lsu3U tans of grain and merchandise, requiring
ala cara IN transport i fro,n tli' city: f9sty esss
piov salins, Of tLls inst, recently received nav
wheel anil boitcr at l>et.oit, tho oil ono hayin9
"peaacd ons.":. The prop ALASKA srr!yed firm nnt
falo for Chicago iis inorn!ng The tug IAtn9Ast
arrived fxen. A*hss'M!a ysaS;aay'. ...The faad1a5.
rum III tho CuAtor.-1!nnso will ln opened n few
days. Cspta!ns snd othcrs will fnl M tle chtoago
Detroit, Milwaukee, nn1hlo, OIo.slan sagluRw. aud
otuer PAPERS leon prominent lako ports.
:ptrfaf Ntt.,atrh IN n. Chttt7e 7rfhE7f.
fnfx H., Juhn l1.-Atriyala and departures, honb
Thu unic.l Htasns rcyonno cutter Icrry inaies heF
trial trip tonloftow. Coal froJAts unchanged; G9c
10 Chicago.