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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-21

BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE. ONE HOURS Ride
a from city on y. }. & X K about Is acre. plenty
at shadc ana lawn. the choicest truit would ex
change other Property For further particulars ad
dreSs N NJ Herald 0thce.
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AMUsENrENTs.

+ YCEUM THEATRE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL FLA-LASr WEEK BUT ONE OF TIKI SEASON
REVIVAL OF GIROFLE-GfROFLA.
sst 70 9th consecutive by this Company
Every evening this week and saturday Matinee
with ana scale of great spendor
OF Lecocqs browning triumph N opera Bouhe,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-21

RIO LET-FOR THIS SEASON, AT MANHAsSET. L.
| large Farm house, u rooms; plenty OF shade ga
den carriage house and stable. with OF land
IL mile rom depot Great Neck. Address CHARLIE
w. ROGERS. Great Neck, JOHN HENDERSON, Mai
hassef. l.. l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-21

CToRAGR FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS. BAGGAGE,
- &C. in separate rooms buildings have all con.
veniences walchman Al night MfChALEs A son. IS
90 ana ~ Commerce street. near Blocker.
CTORAGE.-BATTERsO A Co, FORMERLY or
- sixth avenue, have opened their warehouses NJ
03 l05 and G West Thirty-thIrd Rooms OF ali
sizes he had.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-25

TNHE NATIONS OF THE WORLD IN COUNCIL.
ST. PATRICK's HALL,
May 81, Juno 1, 2, and 4.
FIVE NIGHTS WITH THE WORLDS REPRE-.
SENTATIvES
PROCEEDS TO GO INTO THE BUILDING
FUND OF THE
LITTLE CHURCH ON CANAL STREET"
The first part will introduce AMERICA Eight
characters - Greenland (Esquimaux), United
States-North Brother Johnathan), West
North American Indian), South (Planter) Pa.
cifc States tAiiner), Mexico Mexican RIDER,
South American States brazilian Hunter) and
Patagonia (Native).
The second part will introduce EUROPE-Twenty.
five characters - England (Ceckney), Ireland
tPeasantry, male and female), Scotland (High.
lander and Lassie), Sweden (Peasantry male and
female), Lapland Finland, Iceland, Holland Rus.
STA Nobleman and Cossack). Hungary, United
German States (Germania), Switzerland (Shep.
erdess, Greece male and female), Italy Brigand)
Poland Austria (TyroD, Sicily France (male and
female), and Spain Dull Flghter)
The third part ill introduce ASIA, AFRICA and
ISLANDS = Thirteen Characters - Sandwich
Islands, New Zealand, Egypt, Cafir Tribe
Chief. China, Japan, Arabia, India, Siam,
Kamtschatka, Hindoostan. Persia and Turkey.
The costumes have been made expressly for the
occasion, and are rich and varied. and faithful in
their representation
The Stage in the Hall will be enlarged and well
lighted.
Only limited number of tickets will be sold for
each evening, to insure seats to all who buy.
The Programme will be changed every evening
and will comprise rich Musical and Literary Treat
on each occasion.
PROF. PHILIP GRUELING,
Musical Director.
Buy your tickets early so az to secure seats
ADMISSION-FIFTY CENTS myf5 I'd
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RLADON SPRINGS, ALA.-This Famous Wa
- tering Place will open for the season JUNE l.
Boats leave Noble everv Tuesday and Saturday
Evening at o'clock, arriving at Badon next morn
ing. Board per Day SO So per Week SIS, per Month
$50 Children and colored servants half price
ISAACSUN, SEIXAS Il CO., GrOcers, As and SO
Canal and 81 Common Streets agents for the sale
of the Bladon Water in barrels and are authorized
to make arrangements with families for the season,
and will furnish further information.
j. CONNER & CO.
my16 E&M I'm Prop ietOrs.
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AMOUNT OF PRIZES. 81. 500 90.
STATUTE DISTANCE, sos FEET.

| VARIETIES THEATEK-
GARRICK CLUB.
The FIRST ENTERTAINMENT will take plac,
Wednesday Evening, MIny IS, 1878.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
w. l. HODGSON, Chairman
A. l.. Tissot Albert Baldwin,
y. North CullOm, Jas Il. Grover.
Geo. II. Braughn, w. FL. H. Judson
VIM. L. Vaudry, f. A. Burke,
DR. E. DeBlanc George Ellis
K. Nj. Mont gOmery, Francis w Baker
manuel Mullen Louis A. Richards,
+. G. Sehinotti, d. G.. Johnston
VIM. Mehle VIM. Pagan,
E. j. Hart Jr., Joseph Given
W H. Paseoe NJ Human,
r. 6. Eyrich, +. Hoyland
E. l.. Amant, j. H. DeGrange
W. E. David, Richard J. Morgan,
ID. M. Fitzpatrick, Jas ID. Houston
ID. q. Samuels Albert Paul,
Columbus ii. Al en- Geo. w. Collins,
John r. BoaIman.
The box office at the Theater will be open on
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. May 25 and 26
from 10 A. NJ until p. NJ, when the invited guests
of the Climb secure seats The presentation of
of their cards of admission, properly Endorsed by a
member OF the Club
The doors will be opened at o'clock; the perform
apce Will begin at o'clock precisely.
The lobby doors will be closed at the rise of the
curtain upon each act and neither egre.s ingress
will be permitted during the per ,mance.
All cards of sdmis son are required t" be indo' sed
by member OF the Club, are strictly personal, and
are not transferable under any circumstances.
The gentlemen composing the Reception Commit
tee viii report to the Chairman at the Iheater at p
Members badges ard tickets also invit atoms NAV
be had application the Treasurer Is Commercial
Place. my % 25
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Browns Wells.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS ONLY 81 90.
Good until LIST October, via Hazlehurst. For sale
% CAMP st. and N. O., ST. L. and G. r R.
Wells now open. Terms s12 so per week. 50 per
day. All communications addressed 10 Haz ehurst
Miss VIM A STOCKTON,
my13 I'm Proprietor.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-25

JOHN BOTS,
DEALER IN NEW AND SECOND HAND
FURNITURE
152 Camp Street, near St. Patrlck's Church.
Sells Second Hand Furniture in the best Of order at
Auction Prices.
Also, Buys SECONDHAND FURNITURE, for
which liberal prices gwen.
Mr.. BOIS Removes, Repairs, Stores, Packs. Ships
and Upholsters Furniture. and furnishes full guar
antee for the faithful performance Of engagements
my15 SIN
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SUMNER RESORTS.

DEERSHEBA SPRINGS
GRUMPY COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
This well known Summer Resort will be opened for
the reception of guests
FOR THE SEASON OF 1875
On the Fifteenth Day of June Next.
RATES OF BOARD.
By the Day se So by the Week SIG by the month $50
Children and Servants, half p ice.
Special 'rangements will be made with families,
and p rtcularly such may wish to stay during the
season.
While all the amusements usually had at such places
will be found here formerly it will the aim of the
propIietors to make BEERSHEBA, this season a
plain quiet home for families, rather than place of
gayety and fashion.
Arrangements will be made with the Railroads for
through tickets from New Orleans, Jackson Memphis
and other ties upon the most favorable terms posi-
BILE. Visitors approaching from the direction of
Memphis, Chattanooga Nashville, will leave the
Nashville and Chattanooga at Tulahoma, and there
Minnve, will reach the Springs before night
In returning, the regular Stages will leave the
Springs after ocular breakfast instead of at night
heretofore and will make close connection with the
trains at McMinnvil and Tullahoma. Parties wish
ing to get into the mountain region before the 18th of
June will find excellent accomm odatiOns at the War
rem House. McAIinnviIle now under the management
of Gen. j. Hill and lady.
S. NJ SCOTT e. CO., Proprietors.
Nashville, April l. 1875
P. s. Our supply OF ICE this season is abu ldant
mylS 1w
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PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME.
Pony Race-Nat over II hands high one mile.
Prize $40, gold. Entrance free.
Running Race-MAe heats open to all Prize x25
Entrance free.
TrOttng Race-To harness; mile heats; open to all
horses that have never trOtted inside of $50
Prize So Entrance 81 So to 90 to second horse
Pacing Race 0 harness mile open to all pri.
vate horses. Prize S25. Entrance 81 so to 20 to
second horse
Hose Carriage Kace-With $50 feet hose: one mile !:
omen to all horses Of The Fire Department. Prize
S25. Entrance Free
Grand Foot Ball Match-Between twelve members of
No IL and twelve members of No. 8. Prize $780,
Base Ball Match-Eetween the Morgans and How
ards Prize $40, gold.
Pigeon Shooting Match-To take place at 70 NJ
under the direction of the committee Entries
can be made at K. RhOdes's, st. Charles street
Mr. w. COnnelPs. Handsome prize
In all races it shall require two more entries to
make race. All entries to be made or before
Saturday, May 80, to the undersigned.
Proposals for Booths, Stands and other privileges
will be received at the office of the Chairman
until Monday, the "a inst, up to IL M.
Dancing on the Platform to commence at O'Clock
PM
Tickets, Fifty Cents Ladies' and children Free
D. MACARTY, Chairman.
my16 % 80 Office. Room H. City Hall.
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FOR RENT.

EVOR RENT-Frmished he use, ga Canal street,
L for the sum Of $50 per mon h. Furnitare all
complete piano and sewing machine whichever the
party prefers to use all same price. Apply at Shaw
hans Sabl q, 2s5 Gravier street. Apply at once. as
I leave in day OF two
my23 3t+ j. N SHAWHAN,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-25

HOP TO THE FAIR GROUNDS
PICNIC! PICNIC!
The pnblc are respectfully reminded that the Cars
OF the Orleans Railroad Company convey the passen.
gers nearest to the entrance gate the Fair Grounds
and is the shortest line to that place. Cars always in
at the foot of the Savage street gate Of the
Fair Grounds. +. GAMET,
ap IS Sutjy4 Superintendent
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-25
ADJUSTMENTS.


~ RAND PRIZE
= Shooting Festival
Given hy the
NEW ORLEANS RIFLE CLUB.
At Magnolia Shou ding Park,
SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MAY 30
81, and June s. 1875.
AMOENT0F PRIZES, $4,000 90.
STATUTE DISTANCE, Sos FEET.
On Sunday, May 3Otf, the Park will be open to the
Public On Monday az Tuesday, May 3sst and
June LIST none win be admitted except the Guests Of
the Club and those provided with Cards of Invitation
The Festival will close Tuesday Evening with
GRAND SUMNER NIGHTS FEST.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
j. c. ShiPley Chairman; Conrad Kresener DR.. C..
Beard, Geo Muller X. G. EJrieh, Dr.. W.. Znsser, F.
j. KuhnhOz. j. A. Biaffer, NJ Vonderbanck, A.
Kalinski, A. 6. Smith, Secretary.
my23 29tiel
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coupon rs attached to each ticket and entities the
holder to a chance in the following valuable prizes
First Prize One elegant GOLD WATCH.
Second Prize-One SEWING MACHINE.
Third Prize-One Pair GOLD BRACELETS.
Fourth Prize--One SILVER CUP.
The prizes to be drawv on the dancing platform,
at o'clock p. NJ.
PROGRAMME
Grand Concert on the platform by Charley Yaegers
celebrated Band to begin at o'clock r. NJ
RACES.
First Race-BUTCHER WAGON TROTTING
RACE, one mile dash. Entrance ~ 50. Prize S15.
Second -MILKMf MS WAGON TROTTING
RACE, with without milk cans, mile dash.
Entrance fee Sc So Prize Sl5
Third Race-TROTTING RACE, two miles. open
to all horses which have not previously trotted in
81 e of minutes. Entrance g SO; prze s15.
Fourth Race-HOSE CARRIAGE RACE, with $50
feet of hose mile; open to the Fire Depar tment
Prize, a hand-ome SILVER SET now on exhibition
at E. Lilienthal's, Canal ST. eet.
Fifth Race-FOOT RACE, 100 yards; open to all
members of the Fire Department wearing badge Of
their company. Prize, a FINE HAVRE SHIRT
now exhibition at +. Lilienthal's, Canal street.
BASE BALL MATCH between the Amateur Base
Ball Club ard the Crescent Base Ball Club Prize, a
SILVER CUP.
A prize of SILVER CUP will be given to the
BEST SKATER Of the Orleans Roller Skating Asso-
GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS at 9 o'clock
GRAND BALL ON THE PLATFORM, and also
in the Hall.
In all races two more entries shall be required
All entries to be made on before Saturday, June
9Th, 1873 TO E. ID. Levy, at Leon GOdchauXs, 81 and
50 Canal street
The sale of Booths Stands and other privileges
will take place at the Fair Grounds, on Tuesday
June 1st 1875 at o'clock p. NJ.
The Association has rented the Stands now at the
Fair Grounds for that day.
No ladies admitted without an escort. my2S
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LOST-FOUND.

T OST-On Monday, May "A, between the hour. of
IL l end O'Clock z. NJ, GOLD CARVED LOCK
EFT, with the picture of the late d C. Byerly in it.
The finder will be literally rewarded py leaving the
same at this office. mv25 st
r OST-A peddlers license issued Mar h IL, 1915
LIZ Any one finding the same will please leave the
same at the Bulletin office and receive reward
my2O
T OST-A fine French gold medallion LUCKET
IL and CHAIN. on Friday, May IA, by lady while
up Napoleon Avenue to Magazine street and walk
ing thence down to First street. The owners name
and highly valued. The finder will be heartily
thanked and suitably rewarded for leaving it at this
office. mis-
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-25

NOR RENT AT BILOXI-Two Family Resi-.
II dences the beach containing front gallery, large
hall seven rooms with necessary furniture kitchen,
stable and bath honse attached, fine shady trees.
low. Apply to V. OEHMICHEN,
corner Bienville and Old Levee,
or to JOSEPH KUHN.
my1s st Biloxi, Mississippi.
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THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, TUESDAY MAY 25, 1876
WANTS.

/ WANlSs
| WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
: CENTS per square:
| w bedded Room well ventilated Address stating
terms and location, Box PAP, PostOfice. my25 1T
WANTED-A few gentlemen's washing-by a
| w woman whose husband was wounded on the 18th
Of September. Address Mrs. NJ. c., Post Office. or
Soraporn street The best Of city references given
| II required. mv25 IT.
WANTED-Occupants for a large and pleasant
w front room on The second floor, 80 Camp street,
| on reasonable terms with board. There is large
and wide gallery attached. my23 1w
WANTED-A partner who furnish from
w $1,000 to $500. Can act as either silent or
| active. Business legitimate and profits large Ad-
dress ENTERPRISE, Bulletin Office my23 At
WANTED-To CHARTER-A Schooner or Pi-
lot Boat for thirty days for an excursion party
to the Island of Cozumel to leave here about the
alst of June Parties wishing to join the party, ad
dress or apply to CozUMEL, 1872 Julia street.
| my3
| WANTED-By Lady room with board in
w private family; and alsowith bath room. Rates
| must be moderate for the summer. Address Lady,
Bulletin Office. my23
| WANTED-To rent in private family. two suits
w of large airy front and back rooms, con-
Meeting with sliding doors and opening IN front gal
leTy. The rooms well furnished, and will be
rented with without beard at half price for the
| summer months Convenient to the very best of
| restaurants Apply at &c Royal street. my19 tbs
VNANTED-Secondh Carriages and Bugges
w any one having such and wishing to dispose of
them can find ready sale for the by calling on
| L. T. MADDUX, 30 Carondelet street. dealer in car
rages. my14 tt
WANTED-A partner with ten or fifteen thou.
| sand dollars, to join in business fully estab-
lished and paying large profit. All communications
private. Address B., Lock Box 2719, New Orleans.
my9 I'm
NIANTED-By young married man, a situation
w in any branch of business where he make
himself generally useful References and security
given If required. Address Worker" Bulletin |
office. my4 If
FOR SALE.
LNOR SALE-Three Billiard Tables. Will be sold |
Il cheap Apply at 167 Poydras street. my23 2t* |
LNOR SALE-At the Star Planning ill and Lum |
II Der Yard, corner CaOpe and Rampant Streets |
$17 so per thousand feet Flooring, delivered.
$13 90 per Thousand feet Ceiling delivered.
$l3 90 per Thousand feet r. w. Boards delivered.
Terms cash. NICHOLAS CONNELL.
my4 I'm |
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NOR RENT - NIXON'S HOTEL, containing
sixty five three buildings, at the popu-
lar watering place Biloxi, iss., fronting the Gulf of
Mexico equi-distant from New Orleans and Mobile
beautifully shaded with live oak and magnolia
Apply to W. p. FRERET. lis Common street, or
A. c. NIXON at Biloxi Miss my19 1w
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TyEXAS LANDS-Persons owning lands in
Il Texa' may find it to their interest to call on J..
IS. DAUGHEkTY, of the firm of Daugherty, Con-
nellie Zimmerman, at the Office Of H. M. Robinson.
10 Carondelet street. who engaged in the land
business in Texas and visits this city with view of
buying and procuri the agency for Texas lands.
Refers to Adams & Leonard bankers, Dallas Texas
Spence e. McGill, Austin, Texas. my22 St.
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INOR SALE-At the Star Planning Mill and Lum
II Der Yard, corner CalliOpe and Rampant Streets
81 50 per thousand feet Flooring. delivered.
$13 90 per Thousand feet Ceiling, delivered.
Sl3 90 per Thousand feet r. w. Boards delivered.
Terms cash. NICHOLAS CONNELL.
my4 I'm
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DOILERS AND CENTRIFUGALS-Three first
class STEAM BOILERS, extra heavy, with fronts,
CRATE bars, stands, mud and steam drums, valves,
etc, complete. One DOUBLE-FLUED BOILER, "a
feet y inches with front and mud drum complete.
One small TUBULAR BOILER complete. Also two
CENTRIFUGALS. with countershaft, pulleys and
steam engine to drive the in perfect order. A
Bone Black Kiln and other machinery will se sold
very low terms by A. THOMSON CO.,
apl6 - Tchoupitoulas street
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WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS per square.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-02-05

NEW YORK, Feb. 4-Evenlng.-Breadstu Flour
receipts 6604 bbls; exports 2167 bbs;. sales 1888
bbls the general market is dull transactions LARGELY
of retail character at about steady prices; export
inquiry moderate; Rye flour firmer; Buckwheat dull;
Winter Wheat flour dull and generally lower to sell.
GRAIN heat-reeeipts &c, 100 bush; exports none;
sales sc, 900 bush; 0Sh a % afoat and 06 in store
for No2 North Western; lsa for No to arrive in
February; 10 q II for No2 Milwaukee Spring
afioat; No Chicago Spring O5 bid in store; Win
ter Wheat quiet and nominal; IL a l II for Red;
% q 81 for Amber; 25 q 80 for common to ex-
354 bush sales 49, 900 bush; S3k a SAC for Mixed
Western; closed at So "a 53ac Southern White held
bush sales 10000 bush este for Chicago $50 a roc for
White; 67.9 oslo on the track; 6sac extra. Barley
receipts none; no exports; sales of 25OO busb fine
rowed State So; Canada quiet and held above buy
ers views III 50 a 60 for common to choice Canada.
recepts.none; no exports; no sales; Canada in
bond offered at soc State and Pennsylvania at SO q
95c; Western quiet at 93c. Corn Mea-receipts 1000
bbs exports $40 bbs; sales $50 bbs at 70 for BRAN
DIVINE; i 20 q 40 for Western Yellow; Is a 80
syivana Yellow per Dbl; Il 45 per hundred pounds
for Baltimore coarse in sacks; city sacked, quoted
coarse, at 55 fine sifted at So; boted Yellow at
Jersey sacked, coarse 30 a So; Yellow at 60 a
go; White at 1 IS a II for one hundred pounds.
Oatmeal at 50 % tor We s ter % g ss far
"a bags; State 11hc Western at LIZ az 114c; Timothy
is nominal at 90 q 90; domestic flax sseed at 81
"a 40. Barley Malt receipts 1915 bush the market
Is dull anu nominal; parties apart. Whiskey lie
ceipts 52S bbls; sales of $50 bbls at 94c Polk rmer
seller for March at 10 TO- Lard is firm at IA seller
February; Lag for Marcn. Taow is quiet and steady
at 15-16. Cotfee-nothing doing from first hands;
iobbing demand moderate. Raw Sugar in moderate
demand sales yesterday of 146 hhds and 1923 boxes;
fair to good refining "a q 75c for new crop; II a SC
for old crop; refined Sugar in moderate demand;
nrces easier particularly for Yellow; standard A at
Petroleum is strong, crude in bulk at u a 7!c;
W at IA "a 144c leases at 1S5 "a 191c. Naval Stores
Rosn Quiet; STRAINED noninally at 10. Tar quiet;
Wilmington nominally at 2 20. Turpentine is quiet;
Spirits at SOC.
Ocean Freights-Tbe Engagements have been as
follows; to Liverpool by steam asking rate at 104 a
1Osd; sail taken at sd
Gold opened at 114A and closed at 1l44. ....
The Cotton market is steady; Mddling uplands at
15Ac.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-02-05
nIINaR TELEGRAMs.

A Messenger train on the Midland Pacific
road was thrown from the track near Bennett,
Nebraska, Wednesday, and several persons
were seriously injured.
By snow slide at Cape Blanc, Quebec, We'd
nesiav NIGHT. house occupied by family
named Gibson was crushed. The members of
the family, seven in number, were all killed.
A terrific wind storm prevailed at Omaha
and CHEYENNE Wednesday, the thermometer
ranging below zero. There is great suffering
among the people,
The Alta California of the 9th ult gives de-
tails of the gale in San Francisco harbor on the
day preyiouS, by which it appears about doz-
en- vessels were badly damaged and one or two
small ones wrecked.
The Bank of England has announced that
the expected change in the rate of discount bias
not been made.
The death Of the Emperor of China has been
officially proclaimed, with the statement that
the succession has been settled. Tranquility
prevails
The farmers and their stock are suffering
great hardship in the western part of New
York from the long continued drouth.
Madrid dispatches report the destruction of
several Carlist cannon factories by General
Iona.
Dr. John Stowe, prominent eclectic physi-
clan and writer of several medical works, died
in Lawrence, Mass, yesterday.
Engineer Scott, the conductor and brakeman
of the train on the road TO Hampstead, Long
Island, were killed and several others injured
by the train running into bank of earth which
fell upon the track.
Bark Thomas Fletcher, from London for New
York, is ashore near Sauaw Beach, but will
probably be got off. -r.r.s
Dominion Parliament was opened yesterday
with a speech from the Governor General