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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-29
NEW YORK CITY.

Oincer Foley, of the first precinct Killed mad
cog % Front street iast night.
Omcer Denver, u the Fourth precinct, Killed
mao dog on Henry street yesterday.
Orncer Grant 81 the Twelfth precinct, killed
mad dog at no. $50 East llstn street, last nignL
Micnssl stenOroKer, II No. 81 First avenue, was
severely injured yesterday BY brick falling upon
his head.
Jonn Bausr. residing al so 42s Fnn street. was
suDstruck yesterday afternoon and removed to
Bellevue Hospital
Eliza Cullen, q No. 8ll East Thirty fourth street
was Frustrated ~ the neat yesterday afternoon
whne waking on second avenue.
Edwin KIRK, residing a. No. 100 West Twenty
nr,t street was overcome by the heat yesterday
afternoon, Oh Clinton, near south street
Ofneer O'Connor. Or tie Nineteenth suD-Dreclact.
also sued ! mad sog yesterday, Il the corner "
Lexington avenue snd Forty second street.
Henry garcsy. or 10. 23s East Twenty. fourth
street. wa Frustrated ~ TIE heat yesterday
afternoon. ue vas attended ~ Police surgeon
Mcleod.
Oncer Lavie, saot ana Killed a rsbl6 dog At
No. 5A0 Warrington street., last night me animal
La utten Andres Gallagher 81 ~. 80 Mulberry
Atroct, IL the nand
cctta Apra0ams aged four years, accidentally
EEL from the fourth story window ~ her resi-.
deutc, so liz Cnrysus streu, yesterday, aud re.
ccivCd Iatai iBiuiies.
Patrick Maher, aged iorty nine years, anitor 81
Grammar scnooi, No. ~ died suddenly, without
medical attendance, 81 lis residence, No. 37i
Madison street yesterday I. u. lie Coroner was
nonasd.
Christopher Leinberger, OF l2sth street and Tue
Boulevard 6sns ~ work In ne sewer a. Tenth
syeune ana Harhattsp street yesterday alter
noon 1ao - leg broken bya bank o. earth caviug
~. he Nas tsken " tue NiaeJ.nint street 10.
csptiOa Hospital
Kiz susE, ~ whom william r. Leslie said be
Fzys SoKs S1oG, eMbez1iec from Gessrs. Dan.
can. sbermar a col. VAS yesterday arrested by a
u~Dgtg .mFfH in evil sut commenced 20 re-
cover ne ngue1. SIZE vas lodged IN LudlOw
Street saU ls- tsi14.t n bail
conisfsacr nec TX TIE Peach Growers and
psacn Csrtmshs sssociauoas vas held iast even
liz AZ ne Esrcaanis f0tcL Tue peach growers
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.


We indebted to the purser Of the steamship Cuba,
from Havana, for fayors
The OF City Of Houston, from Der muda
has our thanks for favors
STEAMER SEMINOLE, Matthews. from Savannah for
Boston, broke her main shaft 70 miles northeast Of Cape
Hatteras. she worked up under sail ana now lies at
anchor 10 miles east OF Cape Henry awaiting assistance
from Norfolk The report adds that she Tell IN with the
steamer Vera Cruz from New York for Havana.
STEAMER LOUISA Walker, nom North Carolina arrived
AZ Norfolk 2th inst with her stern post and Keel broken
She will 20 the WAYS for repairs
BARK HARRIpT CAMPBELL (Brl, Taylor from Havana,
touched OF Charleston the 9th inst and proceeded
with his vessel In leaky condition. 70 come in and
await 80 days quarantine.
Sem WILD RovER OF Tenants Harbor broke from her
moorings there during the recent storm and was driven
ashore. IL was thought she might get OF without dam
age
SCUM THISTLE from Tampico, at Galveston June q,
parted spring stay when ljO miles Galveston, and
lost mainmGst the stern; the vessel suffered no
other damage. Made port under lib and oresaiL
scHR HIRAM TUCKER before reported ashore at Campo
helio has been towed into PASSPORT (Me) harbnr with
rudder broken, keel broken and plankng badly chaed
she will have 10 go on the railway to repair.
HALFAx, June &--rhe Captain and Of the
wrecked steamer Virgo arrived in the steamer Geo
shAtiuck today rom 1T Pierre.
PHuADRLruIA June 2s--ship Victoria Br) while being
towed up the schuylk this afternoon bad her man
topmast struck by lightning and broken.
Schr Native, winch arr we'd this afternoon from Mo-
hOue's Ditch. while coming the bay, struck by
lightning and lost her mainmast
QUEuRc, June 3sThe gentlemen sent TO hold survey
the Stratntay (brl, recommend that the
vessel be brought TO Quebec. Her position Is exposed
the northeast and northwest winds. The dry por~
ton OF her cargo has been shipped on schooners.
LAUscnED-At Duxbury, June a, from Mr. Kernels
yard Capt Hours TnylOr's bark; Will De tOWed
Boston Tor spars and rigging
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CARLISLE INSTITUTE.

Interesting exercises, on the occasion OF the
close Of the school year. took place at Carlisle
Institute Tor young ladies' and children, No 655
Lexington avenue last evening. The programme
consisted OF an opening song, Correcting" IN
which al the pupils present TOOK part ana vas
followed BY "Mr. NooodYn Miss ?. O'Donanue;
'.Bllndman's Bunn py MISS Alice Lent; 'Curtos-
iIy.n dialogue. IN which Misses Grace w. Snarts,
Hattie E. Smith, Carrie Huse and Myra l. DIX
took part; ssrhe Two Squirrels by Master I.
O'Oonahue; song, by the school; "Be tsey and
Are ont y Dy MISS Hattie L. smith; "How Husband
and Made Up by Miss Grace w. STARTS; ,CouR-
try school, oy Misses Hattie f. smith, Grace ".
Sharts, mamie Lent josie O'Donahue anu otaersj
Charge OF she Light Brlgade,n by Master joe
0'Donahue; "Pun,n by Miss cora Anban The
exercises were concluded by representation or
America MISS Mamie Lent persouating sue God
dess OF Liberty. Following the order OF exercises
came the distribution oil prizes For Ene hrst CLASS
French MISS Grace w. STARTS TOOK the nrst, Mas
ter Joe OiDOnahue the second and Misc Myra L.
DIX .he third. OF me second class Miss Laura
Fields TOOK the nrst, MISS Carrie Huse the sec
ond ana Miss Rosalle Morris the tnld.
hue took tue aTst prize ana Master Tommle
UiDonahue the second. Tue nrst prize Tor
nef the second 10 Master Charles stout, me tnlrd
TO Master j. Burchell aud the fourth 70 Master
WIlis DIX. MISS Hattie h. Smith carried on TIE
prize for philosophy. In Engllsh composition, the
nrst prize was gwen TO Miss Grace ". STARTS,
ana tue second 70 Miss Myra L. DIX. Inc prize
for penmansnip Was given TO MISS Hattie IL
awarded 10 Misses Name Lent, Gertle Morrison,
Lizzie Heatn Katie Pott Emma FIELDS, Alice
Lent, Mile August LIZZIE Scnoonmaker susie
Burcaell Minnie burchell, Belle Th0rp, Ietto
O1DOnaAue, Cora Amman ana Annie SUBWAY.
Prizes were asO awarded Tor physiology, science
and astronomy The whole was concluded by
suppeT TO the pupils and their friends, VINO were
In the proceedings.
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AMERICAN Ports

APPoNAuG. june 26-sailed, sohr Maud Msllock. Nor
GosTov, June al-Arrivcd, steamers william crane.
Isver, Balimoroi General Whitney, HalletL new
Ssth-Arrived, steamers Norman Nick,rson Phfndel-
phia; katuesnake ao' arr2l Nrisht charlotte
HOwes Baltimore General Whitney, ialett New fora ,
PTapsni: brigs pritz tsSi h2nkenssn, PaeFns NeiIs
Mitchell anderson, q Marc tllaytn Alice Ada OBJ,
bradley smith Alecibo. Y Herrick, Baker, TURKS
saver, caSsrieh Il Mabel Rose Pnisdep6ias MAJ
ming doi y rankin NM Kiehmoni
J q Colvcr ON Hob0ken.
organsh.re 4 III Morgan. London; Aired tNorl, Pahr
Corr ~ ia i'uih. ~ A. Hoicemb new, punton, san
rrmes A., pe say s,Si eg s9esy Glen
Ing. yu Wellington, Alexandria Cstharne. "
siea, sr h omen, Philadelphia Tor Portsmouth
p9s'd gaa s gat : 4aee JSa = y ~ 70 day
mSri' aydmae srensn. Anerics Bliaos savs9nsb
teo w tlarr, y, en- New YORK Johns opkins Hallett
Wafer, North lrol.na Tackshoe' Brown Newbefn
n sP SnsD aaaiieh ~ cs, Vr ne sars
sa.aAi Cha Woosey, Ills New Haven; FOREST mak
son. Boston M0tJie " Atwood Newcotnb DO.
Cleared-steamers VIM woodward, lounE New York
WIN Lawrence. Howea Boston John sAriycr Wood,
Phnadelphlai trgs FRANCES Jane Bell, san Aniraasi
son, Jackson Harlem; Forest OAK Parker, Providence
B siSwe Nsn ss s sanas,,.i p.s,, .re.
bull hlYsh 81, June 4l-saGcd ship Vesta lguss
BEVERLY Jnnc 23-saned, schrs Alnira wooIcy
King and y q Cottlngnam Ayras, Pniladelp hia
BRISTOL, June lV-sailed. schr Rachel Jane, Lynch
New York.
CHARLESTON June N-0n the port bark Harriet
Csmpoel Br, TAYLOR nom Havana and proceeded 70
weymouth N~-Src Missed lsuVl,
Cleared-schr Florence Tower, Adams, salem, Mass
via pUrt Royal, So
EAsr Gf 8EA WlcH, Jane 25-saiied, schr Faur.
hGuudert New YORK
F0ENRfss MONITOR, Juue gs-Arriyed barks Blue
BIri fHf AM fanaman lIam Fio Janeiro Tor orders
NAbNN NWM. 4uue &3-1learaa, scar Bdlth. Pensa-
cola ln tatasI
sailaa .ttfner CIV ~ sustin Eldrfige New YORK.
Gi0tCue1Ek Janc 15-Arrvcd, bark Surprise, hoyt
rauir
80 wEsf Jane is-saiied, schr Yates Yates,
Fulton uexnss
MARBbEHEAp. juno 25-saiiel schr Jas shiudlcr
lee, Philadelphia
NV 0kbEASs. June 2s-Ciearcd schr Jacob n Has
kells Gr0WelE feuaacOla not as telenr8phedl.
Isth--Arrive1, sup Ihlan Ger, Jansen, Bremen
hnrk dUsepina ID. havana.
Nlcnfcn-brR Winnie Abbie Harding, Bordeaux
fA4fIa, Iunc Arrived steamer Juntata Gatuarine,
Havana bark kcsOiuci0n Gpl, Havana.
ON rne bAr--atCamNr warrior lBr. Hughes IRON Liv-
erpo1a
hla0 on the bar shin MOI iharnnt or Havra.
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ara Gypsies- Misses 8 Drain " Furong. N carter
II Aughes, Annie McGauley, r, Alien, NJ Boyd. +.
La ttin0re ana Frances tammt Mary, Una injury
Anna. Kate Madden; Cornna, Ella eymours Nora
. Nora Mauungi kiia. lila Dougherty, Rocking
Waves piano solo, Miss Una Mulry. Maylath
PAIR sEcosn-"P asible EoHheur" chorus Bordesei
'Das Vaerhsas' solo GumDern, Mics r. Mlssnn :
Naise Briuianen ,Schulhofi), Misses X. Maher r. VII
sou. Is seymour X. Madden; The Earth 1hiid IN
Fairy Lgni,n Misses X. Duny L. Malen, Il Fayten, =
kagan, L. Keaung, A. Jacques II, Brutton, ~ Moore i
"fen Ne, Where DO Fairies Dwell ~ duet t0l1vef
Misses NJ. FurioDg ana :. Lockard La nompete,
vase r. SEYMOUR Charity Fila Hughes anu chorus
what Ne Shall Be- Misses r DOUgherty, X. Duhy y
Brennan NJ. nonohue. M. onsidlne, VI. GibneY -
Ackeoni "The LORDS Creation comic solo, MISS L.
Maen; III lurco laliA,h overture Jarvis; Misses
X. aaher aud kha seymour; Music al Nightal.' enc
Nelson.
me Rev. Father Boyce awarded the crowns OF
honor 10 NUMBER OF the pupils, the ceremony
being very interesting, the girls feeling eyiaehts
proud OF the distinction conferred upon tnem.
Some MY little girls participated IN the cho-
ruses the "ElOral DIalos ueo WAS very wen ren-
dered, but the gem OF the evening was the
operetta, IN which Miss Il. Wilson aud MISS >
LookSTd sung excellently. the exhibition created
quite an enthusiasm In the nelghbOrhOOd, ana a
number OF people who mad NOS tickets or admis-
SION stood around on The sidewalks. Tue Ursu-
line Sisters nave also charge Of the paroenlal
schools IN 81. Teresa's parish. They could scarcely
havs wished The exhibition to pass OH Win more
credit Inan Is dld
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schr hickman. Chalmers, lynn tor New York.
Schr Reading hH No ~ Adams, horWlcn TOT new
YOrE.
schr WIN Gessner Egbert, FAN River for New York.
scar u u windsor Atwood Plymouth tor Now YORK.
Nchr sarah w Blake, bl4ke, taunton Tor New ORR
Schr } CLARK Northrup, Providence or New York.
Schr Anthony Burton, johnson, Providence Tor New
York.
Schr Constitution. Young Providence for New York.
Schr Thomas smith, Bowman, New Bedford Tor New
York.
schr Matthew yassar, Jr Kelly. New Bedford for New
York.
scnr Wnnam u Mangum Chase. New Bedford for New
YORK
sehr Geo a Pierce, heny. salem Tor New YORK..
BOUND EAST.
Us steamer TalapoosA MeRitchie New York for
Brg Maggie (Br, Denny New York Tor Liverpool, Ns.
Brig Martha Palmer tBr), OBTien, New YORK Tor ~
John, NIB
Brig Northern Star Bp, Anderson New York for Sack
schr II burnett castelson HobQken FOR Providence.
Schr NOulton. Jones' New YORK for Boston.
schr Jose h Rogers, Rogers, Philadelphia for New
haven.
schr J X Weldon, Erickson, Newburg for MIDI
schr A Kindberg Horton, Alexandria Va, for New
Haven.
a chr Forest Home Harvey, New YORK for New Haven.
schr Mary stewart Cook. Weehawken for Bangor.
Srhr NJ Dckenson TOoker, New York Somerset
schrJo8eph SeWel, Port johnson Tor bridgeport.
Schr l. White, Abbott Virginia for stamford.
kchr Townsend, Risley, Georgetown, DC, for New
Haven.
Schr r Brooknga Brown. Weehawken for Portland.
schr Columbia, Mortimer Kingston tor New haven
schr Katie Hoyt Heany, Hob0ken tor Providence
schr Veranda, Pond New York tor New London
schr Ida Palmer, Palmer, New YORK Tor stamford.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 28, 1875.
CLEARED.

steamer Tyhee, Gardiner, 81 Domingo, 6c-L Del
Monte.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, Phlladelpnia-James
Hand
ship Hone Hancock YokOhama-kP Buck Co.
Ship Ontario Patterson, London-Grinneli, Alnturn
BARK conqueror (Bo, Davidson, sydney, Nsw-R
bark Bertolotto savona dtaD, Cuneo, Cork or Fal-
mouth-Socovicn Co
Co.
Brig Alexandros lBrl, Smith. Hoyle, E-simpson 4
shaw.
Brig Lydia II Cole CBrl, Rose, ST ago-Waydel 60.
Brig Gambia upper. sayannah-Eyans Ban < -.
schr ke4seu. Downing, Smyrna-F Talbot x 60.
gchr > N Parker, Outten, Charleston-l x eager.
Schr ) Tyler Matthew'S Richmond, Va-Van Brunt
4 nrO.
schr Carrie Jones coleord, Belfast Ne-candee 4
tchr q Marrett Reed Boothhay. Me-B WcDucry.
scnr Hattie King Crowley, Bosaon-simpson Cianp
4 co.
soop Lotus Jarvis, South Ambov-I Gregg.
Soop ILL Robbins, Lupton SAL b0rbor-5eo Y bali
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Shin eewell PennelL from Liverpool for Yokohama,
April n. 1T 10 40 ~ Ion n ~ W.
Shp EldaradO Winding, from Ardrossan for San Fran
cisco, April "a lat Q Al N lon "a "a W.
sup Charter Oak. smith. from New York for Shang-
hal MAJ rs LAT 20 06 N, lon 80 IS w.
ship Triumphant Libbcy rom New York for San
Francisco, une 3 lat rs ~ Ion 81 3d.
Hafk Sham rock Panno, from Melillones Hamburg,
April 4 lat 81 10 !, Ion d? 80 W.
BARK Catharina ~ AMI Tor Hamburg from New York.
june
Bark w Y Anderson. Branett, from New York for la.
yana. juno q, lat 80 Ion a.
German bark. showing signals BLBD, bound west,
June TO- lat a. ~ NJ lon Is n W.
bsrk. showing white DAG with bno diamond in
centre, steering osE, was seen June 10 LAT IS 81 Ion
Is
schr Tnos Williams days from Vera Cruz FOR Pensa.
cola. June I'll Oh Pas aFOutrc bar
echr Minnie Reed, stroul, from Newport FOR Sacua
NAV 2G lat 20 Ion ~
Il vessel showing MIsK from san Francisco for
Queenstown, NAY IA, lat = y, Ions ".
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~ NoTIck 70 CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTER
ING THE PORT or NEW ToRK AT NlGHr-rhe new
York HERALD adopted Distinguishing Coston night
signal Tor use on board Che HERALD steam yacht show
ing while burning the colors red green red, changing
from one 10 the succession and can be seen sey
.ra miles distant Captains OF upon seeing this
signal will oBEge US by preparing any marine news
they may have for tho Ship News Department o. the
HERALD
az Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels
arriving Al New York do by addressing 70 such
vessels care Of HERALD news yacht pier No East
RIVER New YORK Letters received from all parts Of the
world and promptly delivered Duplicates are 70
CURED
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping agsats AMI shipmssters are in
formed that ~ elcgraphug 10 HERALD London Bu-
reau 80 - Fleet street, 70 the Paris Office, Rus
scribe the arrivals AT ani departures from European
and Eastern ports Of American and 81 foreign vessels
trading With ne United yates, the same Will Be caDed
to this country free of charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and
Mediterranean ports viii and the PARIS Once the more
economical and expeditions Tor telegraphing news
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ASSAULTED HIS FATHER WITH AN AXE.

An eloerlJ wldower named John Umscheid re-
siding IN Dubcis street. West Hoboken. Informed
his son william "a sunday evening that STEP
mother would shortly be introduced 10 MIN.
william who Is a stout Lad or eighteen. vigorously
demonstrated Win him. quarrel engue1, IN tho
course OF which the son seized an axe and At
sempted 10 brain the iather, as alleged and the
after only escaped ais fury by neeng hastily from
the house. warrant was issued yesterday TOT
the young mans arrest.
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OTHER INSTITUTIONS.

The closing exercises OF Grammar SCHOOL No. IS,
Clarke street. between Spring and Broome, Will
take place tots forenoon, at ten O'CLOCK.
An annual distribution OF prem.u IN the
second street, Will take place this afternoon, at
haaI- past Two O'Clock.
Toe female departments OF the grammar schools
or tue Nineteenth ward will give reception TO
gel1er. TINS evening, IN tue nail OF the Normal
College. IL will undouDt edlJ be one OF the most
Interesting exhibitions or the commencement
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MYsCELt4A NEDUs.
A BsoLUrB DIVORCES OBTAINED PROM DIFFER
~ states; legal every where desertiou, &c, sum
cieut cause pu5lsity re4uire- charge uatil dl
vorco i granted, al gice tree.
NJ H0Us, Attorney l9i Broadway.
A BSOLurE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
n cnt states for numerous causes No publicity.
Legal ever1 whore. Terms satisfactory. FREDERICK
l. KING, Lawyer ana Notary public. S3 Broadway.
Resld ence ofice Eghtn street
HERALD BRANCH OPgiCE. BRooKLYE COR
II. u Fulton avenue anl B0ergm street
Open from A. n 10 = T. NJ
ON sunday IRON g. ? r. VI.
LuREToRKs. FIREWORKS WORKS
I orer for sale choice assortment OF Fireworks,
cured 70 order aud oi the best qualify AZ the
lowest priceA Al6
FIKECkACK Frs
TORpEDNFS.
FLAGS,
LANTERNS,
BALLOONS, 20.
THE largest variety. bcs, goods add lowe prices
The perfect satisfaction which my
SUPERIOR FIEf WORFs
given for the past ten years H. ample guarantee q
81 J. PARsELLs,
&c John street ear Nassau, New York.
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expecting an unusually large crop next season,
thought Ihat the rates OF carriage should be re-
duced, but the eaTtmen. who were on nand IN un-
usual strength showed conclusiyey that o reduc-
tion In tAe rates OF carriage would NOT only be
unjust but ruinOus TO their business. Tue con
ference was adjourned until to-day.
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SAILED.

steamer Tybce. 81 Domingo; snip ,Alnambra, Phadcl,
pbia barks Lord Palmerston Brl, Newcastle; ChIarna
utaD, Hamburg; Bienenkorb GER, antwerp; Lanrel
Br), London; Maria ntan, Gloucester Drigs Maria Fri
sari QtrD, Rotterdam; Selma Havana, schr Mary
Harmon, Kingston Ja
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81 II EEsA's URsULRE ACADEMY


THr PrRsr AEEUAL KxnIrITIos- EXCELLENT
DISPLAY ~ THE YOUNG LADY PUPus -
CROWNS " HONOR AWARDED.
Tie nrrt Al uual exhibition Or tre pupils 81 Sc.
Te.esas Urs tnne Academy, Henry street took
Iisce ass eve tng, aud MS ln every Way pr.
fect sucasss THIS academy = presided over
~ adies A-om NE principal Rouse " the order A.
Eorrtsanta anGN tnsse sisters nave naG .his SCHOOL
ia charge amy a tous = year. It h4s during that
line prognessedN wonderfully. and tue exerc 3
III evening showed training and pro
fcis-cy rarely evidenced school dis-
piata me exmnaon Was hela u tue
space a. th-s rear ~ the CHRISTIAN Eroglers
mouse n Rutzsrs street, navlSg the caurca "a
boundary On orr, SIDE snc East Broadway "a tns
other. large awning supported ~ ? centre
pole was spread over tue ground. an number
ar rasigsts wers placed around. At fne kast
Broa0way side q handsome Stage vas erecte1,
; hove throwing nuon y = pr0fusion 0f hzDt tuAY
s.cO3 persons attcnC&d. Among the cief8r pre-
ems we're me pastor " 50. ieresa's, ReE. Father
Fovce Rev. Fatkcr ~ nch i9f -. 1nUettl, Rev.
Father DrumE0ole, RAW. Farner FafFel. keR.
rstner ward end Rev Father NcD0nAid. iAe
following was the programme
Pspr Prasz -"Ail Nature SOW aejoissfr N.s I'll
Mslrv Maid r. Cunhnings Flufs DislgRns-mi6-ss
III gulrv. II AiulrY n Maiden, w. Dunn. n eartef y
, ufi0nx X Aiien. i. ssyN1our aha hc,'aaief .No.
s.ea trlnnc Aooi Miss X. MAhefi 1a,ti.on IAe vic
~ ~ opsFsttal-MAb 81. nley lgueenl, q wilson
Is \. epee twin sister lAe Rueel1 e. h0ck I'd
d rfn4o sch ia Grisi frcci9sN te5(fs h"'" H A'.@
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Mt FfTNEN.
No. Priss Ne pri-e No p-fse 'RQ PRISE No Fritz
0l $500 1861 glr8i t9st $3.50 E2D $1,000 {22{ Sl0r
6ss apt a1sl 1870 5oJ ls15 ASH 1890 PSI 100
LOO 2VjlES2 .la1al
The avc thonsand tickets ending with ngure the
same as the ending figure Of The number craving the
tapitai frzel are each entitled % slV
The Subscribers, sworn A0uWistQners appointed 20
supcrntnnd Inc drawing OF the KENTUCKY STATE
LOTTERY Glass hereby ccrtiiy mat above are tbs
numbers wAlcn were this day Drawn from the 5000
placed IN The wheel
daYi. June rs, i5Ia 1870
Il. ~ CKONINGgg COMMISSIONED
PRIZES PAYABLE ~ FULL WnHOUr DEDUCTION
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Ssansr sails Destindtion Office
ONca

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THB
MONTHS or JUNE AND JULY.
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mI,cML.l.ANHOUs.

ehr Sc aeguIa.. newsrt, New York.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11
Citizens Bank OF Louisiana VS.. Leon l..


Sell
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
- of Orleans. No. 26,5G!.-By virtue of a writ OF
seizure and sale to directed by the hon
Oyable the Superior District Court for tho par
ieh of Orleans. in the above entitled cause,
will proceed to sell at public auction, at inc ne,
chants ard AuctiOneers' Exchange, Royal street
between Canal and CustOmbouse streets, in TIE
Second District of this city, on WEDNESDAY, July
81, 1875. at twelve o'clock NJ. the following &c.
scribed property. to wit
A LOT OF GROUND with the buildings and i'm.
provementS thereon. rights. ways, rivileges AL
advantages tieIeuntO belonging. situated on Dal:-
phine street, between St. Louis and Cont streets,
in the Second District OF this city. designated by
the mum Der one on a plan drawn by J. n DercU.
lily, architect, the thirteenth of October 1913.
annexed t" an act OF purchase of Rka lie neheim,
passed before theodore Guyc'. notary pnbhc IN
this city. on the thirteenth of January. 1879 aud
measuring, in American MEASURE twenty five feet
nine inches front o.. DaIphiEe street twenty Ii We
feet eight inches eight lines in width in the rear,
and one hundred and twenty seven fee: or more IN
depth, between parallel lines. Together with the
seventy shares OF mortgage stock thereto at
tached. Being the came property acquired by de.
PENDANT here by purchase from Mrs. p. Goldman
passed before Ernest Eude. Ate notary public il,
this city.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms--The purchaser to furnish q stock note
for the of i've hundred and dollars. fallin g
due on tie first day OF June, 1876 ard renewable
according to the charter of the 'itizers Bank of
Louisiana ard the Balance cash. The purchaser
to assume all the bliSatlOnS ard responsibilities
of - stoc khOder of the Citizens Bank of Louisiana.
and the stock nste go furnished to be identified
with the act of mortga of L. Witt in favor of the
Citizens, Bank. passed before Charles Boudons.
quie. late notary public in this city, on June
10, 1910, and the act of division of said mort
gage passed before sad notary On the twenty
seventh of October. 1913, and with the sheriff s
deed OF tala in this case.
EUGENE wAGGAMAy,
ieia21 vi y Civil Sheriff or the Parish of Orleans