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DIED,

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McCRANE-On Saturday morni.g: May 8, 1875;
at 6 o'clock Lawrence. OILY son OF Lawrence and
Bridget McCrane, aged months and 10 days.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
his parents, 80 Erato street. on Sunday Morning at
10 o'clock The friends of the family are invited to
| attend.
PATTERSON-On Friday, May I, at II o'clock
A. M Charles Barton Patterson. aged twenty-one
years and seven months, native OF this city.
NOLAN-On Friday May !. 1875. at - NJ, Martin
Nolan, born in County Wexford, Ireland, aged 81
years.
BOWLING-On Thursday. Nav g. 1875, at 70 p.
| NJ Louisa A. Winchester wife of Joseph Bowling;
and daughter OF the late Judge ID. winchester ana
Carmelite Constant.
GANNON-May 9th, At P. NJ, Mary Cannon,
aged years months and u days, daughter OF WI
liam Cannon and Kate Connolly.
LEONHARD-On Wednesday, May 5th at e:45
O clock P. NJ, Ludwig Lombard, aged sixty seven
years, born in Reichentaeh, Rheinish Bavaria and
for the last twenty eigh. years resident OF New
Orleans.
GOTISCHALK-On Tuesday May 4th 1875. at
1918 a. NJ, Mrs Marianne Gottschalk, aged seventy
eight years, a native of Germany. .sl Yssy
BARNES-At 1915 o'clock this morning. VIM.
Barnes former proprietor OF Barnes Hotel, Missis-
sppi City aged s1tyve years MI barnes t was
during the last fortys years.
DERMADY-On Monday, May g. 1875. At 4:3e
o'clock r NJ, Lizzie McCue. wife Of James Derma-
dy, aged IS years native of county Mic, Ireland
REILLY.-On Monday, May 3, at 5A. M, DR..
John J. Reilly, aged twentyseven years, native OF
New Orleans.
TEXTBOOK - Mary Lucinda Brian, the only
daughter of Francis LebroOk and the late Mary Z.
Coward at twenty minutes past II o'clock A. M,
May 3d. 1875, aged twenty one years, one month and
sixteen days.
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THE LOSS OF THE SCHILLER.

The telegram which brought tid,nRs OF inc
shocking disaster to the magnificent sIeam'
ship Schiller, of the Eagle Line, on oclny
Islands. has excited the regret OF ALL The
terrible loss of 200 lives by this dire event
will bring sorrow to many households, and the
vreckino Of the Schiller will go down in
story with that of the Arethusa. With the
mesoer details before us it is next to impos-
sible to arrive at correct idea Of the cause
of the stranding of the ship.
She WAS new vessel of 5000 tons burthen,
and was built on the Clyde by Robert Napier
& Sons. Of the very best material and with all
the latest improvements science and expert
ence suggested. Perhaps no vessel afoat was
more thoroughly constructed, more capably
msnned, or moro seemingly safe than the
Schiller, as if to show how futile was every
effort to secure life and property against the
dangers of the deep.
It appears she was on her voyage from New
YORK to Hamburg, and had headed northward
just at outside edge Of the English Channel,
when she entered the fog which prevails a
large portion of the time there, and ran upon
the Rebarriere Lodges, part of the weli-known
and historic Scilly Islands.
These islands are situated about thirty
miles from Lands End to the southwest from
England, and have long been noted as one OF
the most dangerous points along the English
Channel. On Bishops Rock, one of the most
westerly of the group, stands Scilly Light.
which has, probably, the best Illuminating
apparatus in the world. It was near this
point where the Schiller struck. showing that
the fog must have been most dense to thus
obscure the light. The English Channel at all
times is rough and dangerous spot and
there have been here more than at any other
one place maritime disasters and loss of
life.
Of course now We only know that the good
ship has gone down, burying with it the
precious lives of two hundred helpless be-
ings. How it was that more care was not
taken whilst approaching the well known
Scillys, especially during the prevalence Of q
fog, it is difficult to say, and can only be &C.
counted for by the theory that either the
ships compass was out of order or that the
Captain had missed his reckoning. In few
DAYS we will have fuller details Of the catas-
trOpho.
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IN MEMORIAM.

In memory of our beloved and respected employer,
DANIEL GORREN, ESQ.
It has pleased the Almighty to take him from our
midst In him we have lost q Just and true friend
We deplore his loss, and his welcome voice we miss
but bow with submission to the will of God. His
name and good deeds will ever be fresh in our mem
ory. We tender our sympathy to his bereaved fam
ily and may the Lord deal gently with them in Their
great sorrow. EMPLOYEES.
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take occasion to return my hearty thanks to
the Messrs Sturkin, my neighbors and the Fire De-
parment their great and successful efforts to save
my dwelling house from being consumed by fire on
tn evening of the 9th inst
my9 1t2p G. NJ. BORGES.
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Dry GOODS AT Low PRIcEs.-Messre. Il. Kern
aoo., the proprietors Of that mammoth estab-
hsAment, 1902, lO4, log and los Baronne street,
have concluded to sell of their extensive and
sau selected stock Of dry goods-pIevious to
sheir annual June inventory-at greatly reduced
prices. glance at their advertisement will con-
way to our lady readers an idea of the great bar
gsins within their reach.
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INA New Orleans BULLETIN can be hso OF -.
syws agent in Mobile It tho dspos' On VIC ---
"A III P. n. train.

Ion PRrr1sa.-We now possess facilities 70
enable us to execute every descrip.ion ~
commercial, railroad and steamboat printing
ysvvers' briefs, blanks and other legal docu-
rnsnts. ON the shortest notice, in the best
.ev,a and at the most reasonable rates. We
iii ,narantee full satisfaction to those Of our
s,snds who favor us with their orders.
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Messrs. Isaacson, Sexias 4 Co. yesterday do
mated 1000 pounds Of canned meats to the Lou
Kama Relief Association, and s. Hernsheim do
nased 500. This is . good beginning of the
shiAnthropic work, and an example to be fol-
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Our young and energetic friend, Mr.. Tom
Toby, has embarked in the brokerage business,
md We are glad to learn that he is doing we'll.
He 10 young man Of grea. activity, considerable
experience and excellent character, and We heart
ny wish him full measure Of success.
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We have received from Mr.. Philip Werlein
very charming song and chorus, entitled !" BE
TIME to Me While I'm Away" The words are by
Geo, Cooper and the music by Arthur Baker.
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Seth Green claims that the principal reason FOL
tho death Of fish in aquaria is the use Of zinc
lined pipe.-State Exchange.
After such testimony as this, any man who il
zinc lined to use such pipes should be dealt with
according to law. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
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We regret that we are unable to publish the
translation, from the German Of Krumacher, en-.
stled "Death and Sleep" sent us by &c. I.
Ne omit it for the reason that the article is
written on both sides Of the paper thus violating
III Of the fundamental rules applicable to COM
munications sent in for publication.
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MIR. L. Il. Carlysle, New Orleans actor, was
recently engaged by an amateur dramatic associ-
stion at Kirksville, Missouri to help them bring
cut Richard ILL.," Mr.. Carlysle has now deep
scalp wound seven inches long, inflicted by the
maiden sword of Richmond, an untamed amateur
named Dick Picker, who "got excited" and
ssidentined himself with the character"
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Don't forget that the farewell performance viii
he given at the Opera House this evening. Gala
shee, La Marseillaise and La File du Regiment
vil be given.
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MARRIED (:

BASTER-CONTOIS-O Saturday May !, 1875
at the residence of the brides parents, by the Rev.
j. f. Girault John Baster of England to Miss Mare
Contois of this city. No csrds.
Buffalo. New York, papers please copy.
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at Wh0les0le-11 Charities.

800 rolls white fancy and checkered MATING.
80 bales BURLAPS, from to IA o., 40 inch
1000 pieces CARPETING, of all kinds.
1900 pairs WINDOW SHADES all prices vsrv low
$50 pieces Cocoa and Manila MATING
100 sheets Floor OIL CLOTH, all widths.
600 pcs Table and E. amel OIL CLOTHS, al Widths
CURTAIN and FURNITURE MATERIALS.
Offered at low prices by a. BROUSSEAT
my9 SuTuFr2dp
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MI. w. e. Uniacke has placed us under obliga
a;ons for q late copy Of the Cork Examiner.
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FAIR WARNING!
SPLENDID CHANCE FOR EVERYBODY
DRY GOODS
MERE NOMINAL PRICES
During the next Two Weeks
At
THE MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT
III. X E RN & co.,
1O2, 1O4, 1O8 and los Baronne Street, and
139 and IA Rampant Street,
In view of reducing extraordinary large and
well selected stocks previous to Inventory,
which takes place next month, have positively
reduced our prices throughout the entire stock
From Is to rs Per Cent from Former
Low Prices.
MO ExCU9E
For those who fail to provide themselves now, we
are offering all our goods
CHEAPER THAN BEFORE THE WAR!
Call Examine and Price, n
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
On account of
STOCK TAKING.
The Greatest Reductions have been made in
Dress Goods
Such as
GRENADINES ~
MOZAMBIQUES
UNION and LINEN LAWNS.
JAPANESE POPLINs,
SILKS, Etc.
Heavy reductions also in
BOBINET BARS CURTAINS, QUILTS, WHITE
GOODS, LINENS. PIQUES, TOWELS,
NAPKINS, DAMASKS. Etc.
All DOmestics
BELOW NEW YORK PRICES.
The Latest Novelties in
SUN UMBRELLAS,
FANS, SCARFS,
RUCHNGS,
LINEN SETS,
HAMBURG NETS, BELTS SASHES, Etc.
In fact the same reductions have been made in all
Departments of our Splendid Stock, which is now
uneuuaed outside of New York in regard to Extent,
Variety and Assortments
III. KERN & CO.,
1o2, 1o4, LOG and los Baronne street.
mv9 and 1879 and 141 Rampant street.
NeaU York
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
PURELY MUTUAL-ALL PROFIT PAID AN
NUALLY TO POLICY HOLDERS.
Assets Over S27, 100000.
Policies issued for the Protection of Wives and
Children. Also upon the TOntine Investment Plan,
combining the Safe and Profitable Inv estment OF
Money with Life Insurance upon The various plans
of Endowments-and upon all the most approved
plans and conditions of Life Underwriting
Insurance of Debts for Business Houses will re-
ceive prompt and careful attention.
Parties desiring Life Insurance in this old and
sponsible Company, can receive all necessary in
formation of the various plans for securing it, by
calling the undersigned, General Agents for the
State of Louisiana
COPIES & OGDEN,
my9 4tSu A Carondelet street.
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srAuB.-On your way to the Post-Ofice this
nosmng, or if you are going across the lake,
stop in at Goldthwsite's book store, No. So Canal
street, and see Staub, the indefatigable. On hia
soanters you will find all the latest dailies and
illustrated weeklies of the day. # selling cheaE
and courteous attention meet with success
Etsub is bound to prosper.
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Here is French lady's excuse for clipping with
N. Achille: "Had found in my husband a
man like NJ. Achille, I should not have failed in
my duties; but he was nothing-a mere nothing.
What would you have me DEF My husband
would go to his occupation early in the morning
when he returned, he was instantly asleep. Be-
sides he took snuff to excess, and refused to
wear night. gown"
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We understand that tho important case Of
Charles Morgan W. the New Orleans, Mobile
and Texas Railroad Company, is fixed for trial In
tho United States Circuit Court for the 25th day
q this month.
In this case Mr.. Morgan seeks revocation Of
the agreement by which he became stockholdel
Of the company and sold to them for their stock
bonds, etc., over $1,000. 900 Of property in steam.
era, real estate, franchise, etc., on condition,
among other things, that this company should
ccmplete their road 10 Houston before May, 1873.
He charges that the company have violated 81
Tho conditions Of the contract and claims resto-
ration to him Of the property. The suit is No.
JDl2 of the docket.
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MITCHELL GuARDs-The Mitchell Guards held
m election for officers on last Wednesday even
mig, when the following officers were elected Z:
John McPhelin, Captain; NJ. Cooney. let Leuten-
INT; Patrick s. Moran, I'd Lieutenant Sidney
Lcvelin, 1st Sergeant; Thos. McDonough, I'd
ScrCeant
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For Cheap, First Class
OFFICE STORE AND HOUSE PAINTING,
Call on
TOBY HART,
The Peoples Painter, 20 Commercial Place.
The lowest estimate in the city guaranteed.
my9 1t2dp
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On Thursday, May 20. an entertainment will
he given at the Varieties Theater, which, both
ln its object and the unique programme o.
amusement, will be especially worthy Of note. II
will be for the benefit Of the Crescent City Re.
lief Association and Battery "a" Both these
organizations arc very popular and are known to
he deserving OF aid from our people. The amuse-
ments Of the evening will consist Of farce by the
Orleans Dramatic Association, and songs. and
sccitations by some Of our most talented anna
teurs. One Of the most attractive features Of the
evening will be . camp scene, during which
several popular songs and recitations will be
hoard. The ladies and gentlemen in charge Of
10 entertainment are eminently capable, and an
immense success is already assured.
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midst In him we have lost Just and true friend.
We deplore his loss, and his welcome voice miss,
but bow with submission to the will of God. His
name and good deeds will ever be fresh in our mem
ory. We tender our sympathy to his bereaved fam
y and may the Lord deal gently with them in their
great sorrow. EMPLOYEES.
Jacob OFT,
CARPEN TER.
$50 Magazine Street, Corner Oalliope,
Il prepared to execute all orders in the Oar.
penter and Building line, with promptness, neat.
ness and dispatch. Oisterns made and repaired
nj tf2dp
Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
DR.. C. BEARD, Occulist,
.DAUPHME simultaneously
Orleans InnrmarS.
Onics hours from 10 to 81.
C.. ". Cansmach,
MONEY, NOTE STOCK AND BOND BROKER,
10 Carondelet Street.
PAYMENT Of CITY TAXES PROMPTLY AT
TENDED TO. ap2s2dp I'm
J. LEEOIS s. JAMESON,
1875. ........ CANAL STREET. .I26
We have received, per steamer Hanover, an en-
tire new line of
FRENCH GRENADINES
Batiste d'Espagne,
with full line of TRIMMINGS to correspond.
Also, . full line of
MOURNING GOODS,
sold at
]. LEvOIS & JAMESON,
mye St 1875 Canal street.
M. L. BYRNE & CO.,
1853. Canal Street. ...l63
HAVE MADE IMPORTANT
REDUCTIONS
In every DEPARTMENT in order to effect immedi-
ate sales. in our
DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
OsIERY.
We invite special attention to the superior quality
of these goods, which offer at extraordinary
low prices.
We have received large assortment of Ladies'
BROWN LINEN SUITS
UNDERWEAR,
Which we offer at our usual POPULAR PRICES for
READY MONEY.
my9 1t2dp 1853 Canal street.
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes.
Anticipating good winter trade in our line we
had supplied our NEW ORLEANS DEPOT with a
very large and assorted stock of
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES.
Owing to the dullness of business we are prepared
to offer very great inducements on balance of stock
on hand, which we are selling at actual
FACTORY COST FOR CASH.
For those desiring Fire or Burglar Proof Protection
this is an opportunity which win not soon again be
offered, and to which we invite attention.
Descriptive diagrams of tho different size Safes on
hand will be furnished on application.
If you desire to secure BARGAIN, address or
call at once on
JOHN w. NORRIS,
Southern Depot
Diebold, Norris T. Co.'s Safes
ny9 2p q Canal street. New Orleans.
For Cheap, First Class
OFFICE, STORE AND HOUSE PAINTING,
TOBY HART,
The Peoples Painter 20 Commercial Place
The Yourao< oetn, ota in he cifv Guaranteed
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There will be lively time today at the Fair
Grounds. Those two sterling file companies,
Mechanics and Pelican 4, will give delightful
picnic in continuation Of the one given last sun
Ay. Varied and attractive sports have been ar
ranged for the pleasure OF visitors. aud the diff
iarent arranging committees have made all pre-
partitions for general jollifcation. Pools for
he races will be sold on the track. There is
every prospect Of an immense attendance and
those who fail to go vii, be missing rare treat.
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Naascs-No orders takes % sns D"iiOsA
sxlses Endorsed by the fhOr nIH-O--
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Great Reduction In Prices.

Great Reduction In Prices.
REMOVAL.
I the undersigned respectfully wish to inform my
customers friends and the public in general, that
having found it impossible to close out stock and
fixtures. removed from 116 Camp street to ia
South Rampant street. few eoors above Poy ras
street. where shall keep constantly on hand large
assortment OF Spring. Hair, Moss Excelsior Mat
tresses Feathers etc at reduced prices.
ty, respectfully invite ship and steamboatmen and
contractors to give me CAL before leaving their
anS Retail Of
my9 2p ia South Rampant street N o.
Union Insurance Company
NEW ORLEANS.
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
ORLEANS.
Published according to Law and their Charter.
Amount of premiums received during the year
ending April 30, 1875:
Fire Premiums - 9O,3s4 IS
River Premiums. 1906 AZ
Marine Premiums. ..... 9,O42 80
SIP 493 IS
Less Return Premiums. 2425 81
sl.O,o67 70
Paid Losses during the year
Fire Losses --------.----------s %, 1e9 &c
River Losses AZ IL
Marine Losses ..... GIG II
500. 427 "a
Reinsurapces ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4,se9 81
Rent ........... $500 90
Taxes $3.50 IS
Rebate OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1927 %
Expenses, less discount and
interest CAST ~
Reserved for unterminated risks III 90 49, SO4 IS
6,ass 80
The assets of the company
Loans secured by pledge $3.50 81
Loans secured by mortgage 310O6 ID
Bills receivable for premiums. IL 400 90
Stocks, Bonds and other Sc
curities. 143, 500 90
Real Estate. 5,447 "A
Premiums in course of collec-
ton. 1900 SO
Cash on hand --.---.---.....- 270sa "a
s243 1874 80
The above statement is a correct transcript from
the books of the company.
A. CHIAPELLA, President
j. NJ. CRAWFORD Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this eighth dav
of May, 1875 JAS. FAHEY,
Notary Public.
The Board of Directors have declared dividend of
FIVE DOLLARS per share payable on and after
TUESDAY, 18th inst. my9 lot 2dp
Special Notice.
THE GRAND OPENING OF THE
CHINA PALACE.
1873 Canal st eet. 120
Touro Building,
A
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Jacob OFT.

Jacob OFT,
GA r p E N T e R,
$50 Magazine Street. Corner Oalliops.
Il prepared to execute all orders in the Oar.
penter and Building Line, with promptness. neat.
ness and dispatch. Osterns made and repaired
nj H2dp
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Special Notice.
THE GRAND OPENING OF THE
CHINA PALACE.
1873 Canal st eet 120
Touro Building
WILL POSITIVELY TAKE PLACE
On MONDAY, May 10, at 10 o'clock A. M.
A cordial invitation is extended to the public to at
tend.
mys 1t 2dp NAvRA g. OFFNER.
, 1875-11-08

Carl Itosa vii, bring h!s company to this oonn-
tEy tor tho Centennial year, according ~ Col
Fotney. Ne.enter 6snt!eyt
Dr., Hsns Guido Von BuIow gives Ills d5st con-
cert iu kew York II Chickar!ug HSlt Nov. 10,
Ile will play conculto Ay losthoYsu and one BY
LlsZs.
Ths death At Ostend ia announced OF afr,
Etngelee, at The age Of G3, COMPOSER aud or
cAesllA conductor Of koms reputation III
uelstusn.
Tho Italian opera season Ut yionua sill cot.
mouce earlier tins year than usual, aud viii last
two moaths. Tho uancs OF h1nss. Patti,
LuccR, Mll. Caroul. Slco!iui. aud Fause appear
among ,he cosupapy eugaguo.
Tho balm Opera ratsaIucad, On the oocAs,ou
OF lno Empress birthday, ullcs's '.Aru,ldo."
With 3lMo. fpgenhIuer Ia the tll!s part, aud
M;la. Hrxudk lu that Ut Itai,R, k,ao1Aun, the
te4or, 4aug tlAt OF RfnaHsL
Tae asosy Of tho contract between Won
III, ow's manager ara tho Cn,c4 nriuRs for tue
excsusiye uss OF the Chiescg.nk 1aa 1os u ths
Won Hulou collcelta III America, lKs made y
scandal in i-onanu. who's this method pf doing
htx!ueHs Hee.uk to 10 uuknoWn.
Tho Lopdon A0.enRun. Of the 18th ult SAYS ):
sM4lAtue nilssou haa bosn singing this week At
Two coucerts III Dublin. yyon id the Exh,b tlop
Palace, paving ~ her colleagues Mills. LuYsel.
Miss 4. FaIrn1an, Ms. L. LORD, and s.guoi
CsrayohIis. with Ar. kuno ~ piauIsr> aul Mr.
r. u. covaa conductor. Hills. A1ham has
, 1875-11-08

tfensly fond of ''f1re-water,~ anil drank IL too
freely rhen they could obtain i. Each was
elected Captain Of q company, R1td Df. EKan w.a
eIectnd 1.trutonant Under Capt uI1lid. Mark
lIca1bsen'a cart vaa obtainc, and az Capt. f1l,14
waB M overcome by hib houutH 10 could not he
WAked up, Capt. Lawrence sas ctAint1ed With a
spnetll to pronounce sD EKau, annnunctng To
lin tho distinguished honor done him in eIect-
,nK him Lieutenant Of Capt. GlIlia' cntnpAny.
Tic cart, aish Lawrence HuEp pyrtod ~ Marx
fsauhien. was drIyen tn Epau's residence, foI-
lowed by cheering crowd ea.a 10 sen the sport.
EYan vas Kunla,uned tn thu dior. ehcn iio WAS
ealuled with choers. h'ir1hhs, mid Indian }nlf-.
Lawrence. undef vigorous pEothptlnB. fnhlc him
undorntsnd what had beau dn.,c. Euan touk in
tic stuas'on and dlyinotl tao object OF tho pr'-
ceed'ng. Hc resolved To pt'.r lls ioso atd turn
tho tAbea upon Is'e tornen!ets. lila made re.
ply which for mock Erar!ty and genulro Wit has
seldom boon 6uFpasEcd lIo prDfeHtcl li11nsif
oyernhencd With TIM hroor intended hial Of
making lin Lieutenant ul41er 70 notorious and
disLtnKulnhud ACaptaIu. ate. etc, and, though he
bad potsossed hoHs Asptrlt'yns sfler miiitary
fane, he waa compelled by pso'o@ @sioual and
othor engagements To queneh hls martial ambl-
lion anh inave 10 eo'mc 1nn1n fortunate morsa.
the glorlous pIirlIsge Of bong e1 to victory and
5eatnIosa senotn uu,rr Caps, G!llls N1nbc's
Of those villa had supported him. 1so naiu. were
By nature. eunca.ion, instinct, and iasto kctter
Of cnrt. G'Es. There was Aie frienti
reter l'ruYne, who ssaH oninenslY tittel for the
poai.inn--ho and Capt Gils we'o gFcat fricnds
! tlcir hAbits and taHtcH weln similar. aud two
sEch congenjai Firits should mover te sap&rated.
Then, naming aoinp one else. ha vent on III tho
| sa,ne YEN. showing how fitting th:sr e!e:.inn
would be: until tho laust, wsa turned uroa thu
| subjects OF his bat!to, 1nd 1t wAs conceded ho
| had not ouIy p4rried thu Joke from himseIf, but
| turned itH fotco upon those who originated it.
Tho crowd dlBporsed with chocrs for EEan,
! veil ptoAaed wltli tho knuaonant to wh,cl thoY
had Leen treated.
Tue Subsequent election Of Countrym.n, ~
Major, over II. X. Kichards, lawyer from Virgin
10, who oaruesety Tut vainfy sougnt to obtAia 7
military titlc tho meating aud Tosie" OF the
regiment under command Of Col. Beaubfon, AZ
sisted by Adjt. William Ii, Davis, leAye to
some ono aIae to chronicle.