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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-13

E,AIR GROUNDS.
GRAND FESTIVAL
For the ben fit of the
GERMAN AMERICAN SCHOOLS,
On Sunday and Monday, Juno J 9th and 18th.
FAIR GROUNDS.
The festival commences at o'clock precisely. The
programme consists of Concert on the platform,
Dancing in the great Exposition Hall popular Plays
and Games of all kinds, among them the following:
Burning Races for Boys and GIRLS.
Sack Race.
Rooster in the Pot.
Rope Jumping Football Playing.
And a great many other exhibitions of Fun and
Sport.
Sunday. at A p. M.
GRAND TROTTING MATCH, to harness, for
$500 side, between The we'll known fast trotters-
Lady Day. entered by.......-...- IL Laroussini
Bismarck, entered by Bandit ii Redwitz.
Sam Brooks, entered by.......--..-. Sam Brooks.
Owners to drive horses
BASE BALL MATCH-"C. A. Whitney Base
Ball Club The Excelsior"
PRIZE WALTZ FOR LADIES-Two handsome
Prizes.
Monday. Mt 4 p. NJ,
GYMNASTIC PRIZE EXHIBITION, by the pu-
pills Of the schools.
MILK WAGON RACE-Prize SIS.
BOTCHER CART RACE-Prize $25.
MONDAY NIGHT-Grand PyrOtechnic Display.
Refreshments of all kinds at moderate city ices
Admission so cents. Children free.
All friends of the cause of public education
daily invited. ERNEST PRAGST.
President.
GEO MILLER. Sec'y ie1O ThSaSu
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vicksburg Shreveport and Texas Railroad
Through bills lading signed to Trenton, Monroe
Delhi, Rayville and all way stations
W. B. CROCKETT, Agent.
my16 If No. 80 Camp street.
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The Souahern Republican Club This Club
is now permanently located at the Mechanics 1nsti
tute Regular meetings will be held at our Club
Room, heretofore known as the Senate Chamber
The calls will be made by Public Acknowledgment
The Secretarys Rooms are in the same building,
where business will be transacted at all times in
connection with the Club by The Secretary and the
other officers of the A. ISOLATION.
BY order of THOS MCKNIGHT, President.
L. SEWELL Secretary j-13 1t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Special Nstice-AM Property Holders. o.
their legal representatives of the Fret Ward are
invited and earnestly requested to attend meeting
to be held at Browns Hall, on Melpomene, neat
Prytania street, on Tuesday next at O'Clock r
NJ, for the purpose of organizing Property Hold
ers Union for the First Ward.
John T. Moore. VIM B. Schmidt,
James Can pbell Nicholas Burke
j. w. Jewell Peter Manning
o. F. Theisman, j. S. Lee,
Richard Heriick, G. rmain Vincent
Allen Cousley, NJ. Stumpf,
VIM. c. Harrison.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

DERKELEY SPRINGS AND BATHS
WEST VIRGINIA.
215 Miles from Sir Johns Run Station Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.
GREAT REDUCTION IN RAILROAD FARE
AND HOTEL CHARGES.
THE BERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL
will open on the 10th of June. Accommodations for
500 guests. Every attraction, comfort and amuse-
ment will be found at this delightful MOUNTAIN
RESORT.
Pure air. Finest Swimming Pools in the World.
Bathing OF every variety. Natural temperature "A
deg. Fab.
Fine music; Fancy and Masquerade Balls. Hunt
ing. Fishing, ETC. etc.
Telegraph and Express in the Hotel. Hotel porters
aud coaches meet every train.
Descriptive Circulars will be found at the office Of
the Bulletin.
Board per day So per week s12 so and $16; Chill
dren under 10 years of age and servants half price
White servants according to accommodation Liberia
arrangements with families for the season.
Round trip tickets issued flOm all the principa!
points, good for the season. over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.
my29 I'm A. r. POTTS, Proprietor.
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WANTS,

WANTS inserted in this column ct FIFTY
CENTS per square.
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AN OPEN LETTER TO CLINTON.

st. Charles Hotel, June II, 1875.
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| WANTED TO SELL-On account of departure
w an elegant and st. lish PHA ETON with shafts
| and pole complete. Also one Basket Carriage with
| Rumble and harness. Address C. D., Lockbox No. g.
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CASSIDY & MILLER,
SAIL. MAKERS
AND
COTTON DUCK AGENTS.

We would call tho attention of Railroad Men and
others to our extensive stock of COTTON DUCK,
in all its widths and qualities which we offer -
Wholesale, at manufacturer prices.
We manufacture and keep hand every descrip-
ton of TENTS, TARPAUL1NS. AWNINGS
FLAGS of all Nations, ETC.. which We offer at the
most reasonable terms Our experience In this bGs-
ness for the last forty years in this city will
trust, justify us N guaranteed work to b 81
the best quality and at reasonable prices.
CASSIDY 4 MILLER,
my16 I'm 9s Camp street, near PoydrAs
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WANTED-By Lady room with board in .
w private family; and asowith bath room. Rates
must bemoderate for the summer. Address Lady,
Bulletin office. my23
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WANTED-By young lady,a situation as travel
w ing companion to lady or would rake charge of
and teach young children in q family leaving the
city; also do all knd of fine sowing Best of re-
ferences given if required. Address A. L., Bulletin
Office jel3 It,
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WANTED-A Tenant for aised cottage l2 Ro-
w man street. between Canal and Gust ,mhouse'
Rent, sl5 per month For particulars apply at II
Magazine street jeI3 IT.
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WTANTED-Two young ladies. aged IL and 10
w years. possessing small fortune, and both
good looking are DESTROYS Of opening correspond
ence with two of the opposite sex with vie~ to
matrimOny. To any young men Of sober and indus
tr0us habits, the opportunity is now offered to secure
. loving partner for life. Address LEILA and
AGATHA. Post Office, New Orle ie13 IT.
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NTANTED-By young married man, . situation
w in any branch of business where he can make
himself generally useful. References and security
given if required Address Worker" Bulletin
Office. my4 If
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WANTED-At Pass Christi an-Families desiring
w permanent board for the summer can be sup
piled with all the comforts of the sea shore, with
family where there will be but a few persons, in
delightful part of the Pass. Satisfactory references
given and required. Address p. M. g., Bulletin
office. je13 It,
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WANTED-A strictly private family having
w delightful resie ence at the Bay. Immediately
upon the beach. and square from where the
train tops would like to accommodate two gentle
men aao their wives, four ladies. on the 18th
June Delightful bathing Abundance of fruit
Terms $40. References exchanged Address Box 10,
Bay st. Louis Mics. ie13 1t
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Occupants for two large airy Rooms
w the first floor of the residence 173 B ,ronne
street. The rooms connected and would be rent
ed with without board at very reasonable rates.
They are only FIVE minutes walk from Canal street.
je13 IT.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-23
LEGAL. ETC.
for PATENT.
NOTICE No. "a.
U. s. LAND oFTIcn,

u. 8. LAND OFFICE,
PIocHr, Nevada, April .. 1915
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THH
N SILVER STATE MINING COMPANY. a
corporation whose postoffce address is san
Francisco, State Of California;, has this day
filed in this Office q diagram, together with A
notice Of application for patens from the
United States, under the act of Congress, ap.
proved May 10, 1872, for eighteen hundred
Il ,suOl linear feet of the Potosi Lode tthe lode
is supposed to run through the claim northerly
and southerly but does not crop out on the sur.
facel, with surface ground of eco feet in width
situated in the Yellow Pine Mining District,
Lincoln County, State Of Nevada, and described
in the plat and field notes on file in this office
as follows, to wit:
U. SURVEY No. 81.
Beginning at n post marked p No. l. IT, 4
survey No. 81, set on the 8. W. slope of the Po.
tosi mountain, in the southwest part Of Lincoln
County, State Of Nevada. about - miles east OF
the boundary line between the States of Cali.
fornia and Nevada and about so miles south.
westerly nom what is knownaz Las Vegas, and
so chains 30 deg. west from Potosi Springs
and 20 chains east of Potosi Canon, through
which the road from Las Vegas to Salt Lake
runs, from which post rock 10 feet high and
ten tl0) feet wide bears west feet dist marked
y, q cedar tree inches in diameter bears n
2T deg. Il. 40 lks. dist, blazed and marked "B.
T. p. l. high rocky prominent peak ON east
side of Potosi Canon, known as Potosi Point,
bears :. 10 deg. W; high Peak on west side
TptOni thilou bthTf y. % utB. w. GAhIk MOun-
tain bears 3. Z deg. W. isolated mound at mouth
of Potosi Canon. bears s. % deg. W; post sets
at base of high rocky natural wall OF stone
bearing north and s. as deg. E., from which
post set for northwest corner of claim run
magnetic variation l6 deg. 45 min. f. s. SO deg.
f., 600 feet TO post in stone mound marked p
No. .. U. s. survey No. 81; thence 3. / deg. e.
1900 feet TO post in stone mound marked p, No.
U. s. survey No. 81; thence N. 80 deg. w. COO
feet to post in stone mound marked p. No. u.
8. survey No. 81; thence N. deg. W. 52S feet TO
bluff bank bears N, e. and s. W. s5S feet to ra.
vine, course W, 1920 feet to mouth of tunnel,
l26 feet east of line, 1900 feet to post No the
place of beginning, and containing within the
boundaries above described "a 7a-l00 acres of
land. The ledge is supposed to run through
the claim in northerly and southerly dir c.
tion. but does not crop ont on the surface. The
improvements consist of tunnel one hundred
and thirty-fvo tlS5l feet in length feet high
and five t5) feet wide and cut twenty (2Ul feet
deep.
The record OF the above mining claim has
been destroyed.
This claim is located on unsurveyod land
and is not bounded on either side by any known
claimants.
The book and page on which said claim was
recorded can not be given, the same having
been destroyed or lost, as will appear by aft
| davit on file in this office.
ap23,6Od &c. FOSTER. Register
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-23
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PART-
NERSHIP.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN co-partnership' heretofore existing be.
tween the undersigned is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
All bills due to the late firm must be paid to
Joseph M. Coschins, and all bills due by said
Arm will be paid by him.
Phoebe, March 18th, 1875
GEORGE GIUsTIN,
m30-30d jos. NJ. COSCHINA.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-23
NOTICE..

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HEREBY GIVE
w notice that the co-partnership heretofore
existing under the firm name of Wills g. VII.
liams. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All bills owing to said firm to be paid to Thom.
as Williams and all liabilities of said firm set
tied by Thomas Williams.
Phoebe, January 10th, 1875.
NJ. l.. WILLS,
ials-3od THos. WILLIAMs.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-23

FINE BRANDIES. WHISTLES, Rum AND GIN
Chas. Heidseiek Champagne;
Sherry. Port, Angelica and Claret Wines;
Oregon and Crab Apple Cider;
syrups and Cordials;
All kinds Of Bitters;
Rnslish Ale and Porter. etc., etc..
Sold In quantities to suit at reas enable prices By
CHAS. STEIN.
Two doors above D. O. Clazk B Bros store.
dlo-2w
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-16
POLITIC1L NOTES.

The Seventh District Kings county Democrats
have nominated Charles l.. Lyon for he Assembly.
The Republicans Of the Fifth District Of Hud-
son county, n D.. have nominated Joan j. IOfei Tor
the Assembly.
Flint Bl nchard has announced himself as an
Independent nOcrAtc candidate for Congress IN the
Thirty y.third District.
The Germans In the Eighth Assembly District
nominated Frederick Goegc for tue Assembly lRst
night, aud resolved 10 oppose TammAny.
The German Republican Association OF the
Eighth Assembly District approved the nomination OF
joan X. hAckett and Benz. f. Pnelps last nlglt.
The Democrats Of the First District Of Orange
county yesterday numha cd ThOB, n. llulse for the
Assembly, and Alexander DeaItio for SohoOl Commis
BiUnCr
w. Il. Croary Of Michigan has been promoted
from Ass stAnt lOsm lstrr TO Pa master of
81 tcs senate and L; G. Jones OF Minnesota has boen
appointed Assistant Postmaster.
Col. James Jourdan OF the Thirteenth Regi
ncnl Vas elected General OF the tith Brigade Second
DIVISION, n, q. $. n. Y, last night. IN place Of Gen
Thomas Dagn, who was promoted TO be MaJor-Geucrai
OF the Second Division.
James w. Gerard was nominated for Senator
bY che Taminany Democrats the seventh Sen
atorlal District last night Jancs Day In the bAth
District In the Fitth hena oria District Slduoy l.,
Nichols ana JOhn Fox IN the FOudh District,
Tho Second Senatorial Republican Convention
In BROOKLYN last night Nominated Alderman Willlsn
richardson. deacon Of Dr. FultOns chuTc W. "
GOodrlch, the Liberal Republican announced his return
to the Republican ranks.
The Republican candidates for the Assembly IN
nominated laet night weto sixth Districi, Adam l. hr
Seventh, Dr. Isaac Hayes Ninth, Andrew J. Campbell
Wsttsj Thlrteenth. Robert \. Strthan FItteenth
Christian y, llctjeni seventeenth, William T. Graf
Twentieth. Charles e. AuosrerA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-16
CORONER cRoKER'S sTEwARDsnIr.
The Memory OF the Clerk In the Coroners'
Onice-The Election Morning Murdcr-A
Coroner's imprisonment In the Tombs.

Coroner Croker continued his testimony
before the Senate investigating committee yes
terday. He explained why he often had jury
impanelled in the MorRue, consisting Of Moreuc
employees. A duplicate Of an inquisition paper,
with the testimony Of the wife Of the dead man,
and of Dr. Mcwhinnle was produced. II was
made out on the 1ith of October. and In
II Mr.. Toa, the Coroners clerk, certi-
Ned that II was a duplic ate Of an in
quisition paper made out on the 2sth OF Janu-
airy, but sfterward lost. Coroner Croker swore
that he never saw the paper before knew no
thing about II, and that his name affixed 70 the
document was not written by him, and that he
did not know who did write IT,.
you about the affair Of last election. but | want
you to understand that personally don't be-
licve you shot McKenna. Iell the COMMITTEES
what hap ened after you went to the twenty
thlrd Precinct Police station"
The Coroner said thai after he and o. Brien
entered charges OF assault against each other,
ono Craig entered the station crying, and sii he
had shot his cousin McKenna O'Irien sus-
tained the charge, and he C.. okcr) was locked
no This was at 1880 III the morning. About two
hours later Coroner Woltman arrived Witness
did not send flr hun. nor did lie know he was
coming. NOittnan cx miued different witnesses,
and then discharged him (CroKeD on bail.
The Coroner, IN answer to u question, then
said no Coroner h. id risht to admit "a man to
II II the man WAS accused OF murder After
ne ltho Coroner wasl arrested ON the bench war
rant ne was confined In the Tombs he con-
tinued. for thirty ". occupying cell No. on
the lower tier. near thc door. Ia the weeE of
the triil he went tu his home four or i've times.
after the DAYS proceedings were over, never
staying longer than an hour while In the rombs
he usually went to Leggetts Hotel for dinner.
lie had many visitors, and some OF them often
stayed as late II O'Clock, and on one occasion
Mr. Edward ktrnau stayed all night with him.
MIR. John Y. .TOal the clerk IN the CorOner's office,
describe the manner Of Keeping the books.
The duplicate inq isition paper was shown TO
hiui, and he swore that he made IL out after the
Senate committee had begun their inv, v,sttrl-
ton; that the original paper had been lost. and
that he was afriid there would bc trouble about
II. lie handed the paper to Coroner Cocker to
sign. H. Identified the sitnnture on the paptr
as Coroner Cruker's. lie admitted that hc had
not been sworn when he signed the affidavit
that the paper was duplicate. lie wrote cut
the whole y per, the DOCTORS testimony and all,
from meInnrN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-16
FIR FILING IN JERSEY.


Di-2f n fctul Tntk Mt the JerscY tnty EduCa-
tiOn Hoard'r lu. c-tigattOn.
The Hon. Gus. IIardrnhurG. Dr. Quimby
the Hon James Stcvcns. II. a. Buiaem, and
VIM. Harney were among the members Of the
citizens committee who listened to the Jc,sey
City ioard of Education inve,tsat,vn last even
Tag. The ninth and tcuth accusations occupied
the evening. The ninth recites that letto,
frm Principal Yerriugton charrir- .,lss Me.
C'H.ogn with incompttency, had been for
months IN possession Of meu bers Of tho board
without having been acted on. Mr. Holns's
testimony was supported by SUPERINTENDENT
Dickinson ard Principal lerrington. Accord
inG to tho tenth charge. Director McGrath,
Chairman of the Pfiuting Committee had paid
$HS 10 TO the Standard for printing, witch. ly
the highest Of fifteen bidders, whose bids were
IN possession Of Mr.. Hollins. could have been
done for 500 less. The work for which the
board had paid s5 and had been charged s. u
thOusand, could DO done Tor ~ cents thou
sanu. Mr.. Durdnt OF the cltiZens' committee
here calculated, That's goou," and the audi
euce, spplauding, was called to order by Chair
man Mercein. Director hcGrath, II was proved
by his own confession, accepted presen, OF
50 from the Standard while Chairman OF the
Director McGrath IN cross-examining Director
lIollins was objected to by President Metcein
Dr. Qulmby, and others, aud excited much
laughter, because Of the exchange OF bitter
personalities. THE Sun printing onice had
offered to print thr SO,OOO labels, for winch the
standard had received SG.i. 40, at 20 cents thou
sand, or a total OF $4S the excitement over
the crosse xamination At length became So great
that Mr.. SanDorn refused to allow II to proceed.
Chairman Mcfcein eXcitedly remarked that
he'd not suffer these imlertlnences from Tom
Dick, and the devil" Mr.. Durant exclaimed
that he was tired OF seeing HOlllns browDeaten,
land II he tDuranU had done bis duJy ms "a
grand Juryman, he'd have indicted these men
nine months ago" Had he possessed the
KIN wledge he old last evening he'd have sub
ppnaed the whole Of then even II some Of
them had gone to the State y. 500
Chairman Msrceln ledpsd to his feet and ex
lined in
mediately "be'd have the room cleared Of every
person present, he didn't care who II was-Mr.
Durant or any one else, he d have them put out"
Mr.. Hollins continued that McGrath and Nc
Donald had told him THAT II ne did not vote
tor the Sdndord's bills that paper would come
out against him" Previous to that he mad b ad
,rouble with that paper. far from II, In fact,
that its proprietor mad been unable 10 nnd private
bills against MN for work done on their books,
ana had attem pied TO settle them by saving,
That's all right "A method OF settlement to
whlcn he would not submit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-16
4 HELPLESS conn.
An Ex-Congrcs-man who Bn1ed the Police
Comm -sionerr.


Commissioner Voorhis was the only
member Of the Police Board who appeared at
tho trial Of Capt. McCullagh yesterday. The nrst
witness, Csl James Il. Kerriean, advanced
dramatically to the stand. lie took the oath
with both hands on the Bible and eyes upraiscd.
Mr.. Mclean, counsel to the board. asked, "Do
you recolect the assault upon MIR. Tuohey by
one Herman in the spring Of lsl4f" The witness
smilingy replied that he had Il faint recOllec-
tion Of 1t. The counsel then asked him to tell
what he knew Of the assault. The witness coolly
asked, what Is your position hereS" Mr.. Nc
Lean repeated his question, and the witness
9gain asked him his position Inc counsel ie-
frrred him to the Commissioner. and he said
that Mr.. Mclean represented the Police Com
missioners. Addressing himself to the Com
missioner, the witness said he questioned the
authority Of the board to intcrrueate him. lie
demanded as citizen to know whether he wac
before illegally constituted BODY, with aulr ot.tv
to question him. 70 NJ. NOorhis he sd. "Yun
are On trial for grcvious crime before a COIN
mission M, on crime. and nntn sou are pureed Of
the charges AGAINST So'. I question your au-
thorily TO interrocat~ me-
AT, the foreH" ,ng oomrd, had been resnact-
tiT q Of g, Mr. voorhis said "a i;'"''' ""a 00'0"o
,Te Witness T. here in 'ccordance with
stipulation made In the supreme Court, t. avoid
being imprisoned tor eontompt for refusing %
come here aud unswcs cert .., uur-,iYns. Go
"a ana a,h "lhcf icat' -''s, ana note cithee his
The duea,.rn was repeated, aud the witness
slowiN '"riicd " question YOUR .uthOrty.'
IN. Noorhts You are at liberty 10 questte. ,f
Mr.. Stcnogral her note that tho witucss refu,es
q answer.
Col hetris'n-fou are telling a falsehood. I
90 p. ...,,~t 80 f'.''sr
As the CumMi- -sioner stared In blank astonish-
ment, the witness went on with hts speech, saw
Inc that lawyers were in that police trial cham
Der TO shelter crime and palllate stupidity In the
Commissioners.
a. ieengtn the examination was adjourned.
rtol. hettleau a he vent out smiled at MIR. 1 90
hey, and said, " DIDN'T get them m.dT'
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.
iuslc IN Central Park this afternoon.

Music m Central Park this afternoon.
Henry Epstein OF 3l4 Fast Fifty first street
dropped dead Ia his saloon yesterday.
The Young Apollo Club will next Monday en-
ter upon the fourth week OF It's engagement at GiI-
nOre's Garden.
On Monday an English ol iss for Germans only
will be opcned m the evening school Of iljtn street.
near Third avenue.
The gray trotting mare Lucy. owned by Mir,
SOuther of the nlors snug HarbOT staten Island and
valued At 10000, 10 dead
Fltzwilliam IWrdsall, aged u, Of $40 East Nine
teenth strec who over bY Beccker street car
IN Printing House square the A. lnst ncd yesterday
At O'Clock yesterday morning OhiceT llaw-
kns found the BODY of Joseph Nctung o. 35 ROwcry.
the soup of 0l Fuss street lie died OF he art disease,
The Grand Jury presented indirtments yes
teray agalns John Dol Tor the murder of M james
u. Noe, and against Michael Finncll Tor king Ned
OBaldNln.
ca. Ketcham & Co. of l0l Pearl street, @ d.
Camp of liO Pearl street, and Duflir EOert OF rs
stone street, all cotton brokers failed yesterday Thcn
Liabilities ar" small.
Philip Opp OF 81 IiowerY saws that the stab
bng anrai between Watson and Johnston. on Wcdncs.
evening took place outside OF his salOon after h0
had turned them out.
The Rev. W, II. Alger, pastor OF tho Church OF
the Messiah, will commence tO-morrOw evening aseres
OF lectures on The Teachings Of Poets aud those Of
tho IhcUlOgiins compared"
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton. In her lecture
entitled kch ana Poor" In PYmptDn iali llht even,
ing advocated the abolition the natiOaA DaHSs aud
said that the greenback 10 the true money tor tho
people.
The extension bondh Olders Of the Indianapo-
lis. Bloomington Western Railroad mst yesterday.
Msssrr John j. Crane, John CastTee aas IsaAA Sncp.
mlt!ed a report showi.g the road 4 b l-==s l,pe.
lessly lns0lYent.