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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-18

IL 10, ACsOs
|DlYLY { POND.
We invite the attention Of the trade to our ful
and complete stock Of FRESH dROCERIE
(some of which are enumerated below, which "
offer at low figures.
| G. NJ. BAYLY l. POND,
| "a, Sc, SO, 40 and A Canal street.
| Coffee.
$50 bags old Government Java COFFEE.
140 =. seed Tick ..
1900 =. Good to Choice Rio ..
rs =. Laguayra ..
In store and for sale by
IN. BAYLY POND.
Pickles.
U q De- =
d Co.'s brands.
just landing and for sale by
GIN. BAYLY l. POND.
Tobacco.
2UOO packages, comprising all grades and styles.
200 cases smoking do. assorted grades.
In store and for sale by
G. M. BAYLY POND.
Buckwheat.;
120 bbls with sacks.)
$50 half bbls.
200 boxes.
Just landed and for sale by
GIN. BAYLY 4 POND,
English Pickles.
300 Cases -assorted-mixed. Chow Chow, Pioca.
illi, Caulfower and Onions.
In store and for sale by
G, NJ. BAYLY l. POND,
"a, Sc, SO, 40 and A Canal street,
Worcestershire Sauce.
12u cases half pints.
ITO cases pints.
just received and for sale by
IN. BAYLY POND.
Fine Sherry and Port Wines.
We are just in receipt of
butts very superior SHERRY,
=. :. :. PORT,
=. -. old MADEIRA
rom the celebrated house Of W. Chillingsworth
Son, London.
For sale ia quantities to suit purchasers.
G. N. BAYLY POND.
Raisins and Figs, Etc.
500 boxes Layer RAIsINS,
1000 or :.
casks FIGS,
20 :. new CURRANTS.
Or sale by
G. M. BAYLY 4 POND,
Carolina Rice.
z25 tierces strict prime.
In store and for sale by
G. N. BAYLY d POND,
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bIYLY { POND.

We invite the attention Of the trade to our full
and complete stock Of FRESH GROCERIES
(some Of which are enumerated below, which We
offer at low figures.
G.. N. BAYLY & POND,
"a, SO, SO, 40 and A Canal street.
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$50 bags old Government Java COFFEE.
140 :. seed Tick ..
1900 :. Good to Choice Rio ..
rs =. Laguayra ..
In store and for sale by
G. N. BAYLY i POND,
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Raisins and Figs, Etc.
500 boxes Layer RAISINS,
10000 :. :. :.
casks FIGS,
20 =. new CURRANTS.
For sale by
G. NJ. BAYLY POND,
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Pickles.
500 cases W. K. Lewis j. Bros and Kemp, Day
90. g brands.
just landing and for sale by
G.. M. BAYLY i POND,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17
MCSIC WITHOUT HINDS.

An ELHCIRICAL MACHINE THAT READS NOTES AND
PLAYS An ORGAN WITH TWO HUNDRED FINGERS.
TrRoN AN OCCASIONAL CONFECTIONERY OF The TRIBUSEl
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE acme OF ma
chine music appears 10 have been attained IN an ingenious
invention jus. perfected by Messrs schmoce OF this
CITY, which was exbittd last evening To horticultural
Hall to few Invited guests Tho apparatus reads notes
and plays upon an organ with absolute correctness vi
time aud touch. tho only assistance given 1t by the
opsfator being to feed ~ the end Of roll Of music and
STAT the machinery In motion Organs have been played
h, electricity before the only part performed by the
electric fluid has been TO transmit the power from
distant bank II keys 10 open the valves OF the
instrument Such electrical organ has been exhibited
IN Iondon for some time past In tho Schmoee instru-
ueuf the current Is endued WIN seeming Ih-
and Distinguishes tho nots IN
tinf a blind man dues-by feeling Marvellous as TINS
aears nj first thOuht Is simple enough Inc score Is
~ en- ON a long roll OF stout paper by cutlng hues
fhrgl IL I'D tho form OF squares or Neutrality-suspicious.
The reading instrument, which Is apout as ~ a. 80"
inc is provided with multitude OF small brass
tn,.,s each Of which Is connected py wire Win INC
pjpr OF the organ which II oLerates Inc roll o music
l. cd m over brass tube When the nngefs rest on ING
,,er m electric current Is TRANSMITTED because hpe 10
n CONDUCTOR; but whenever they fall INTO the noies
1u I'M IL tbe touch the brass below, tne cuIcn' ""'
n,iited and thc sound produced IA.
1ht enh OF the note Is governed by the ienstn VI 'hs
slit 10 the papef noseless bcows-Inachie, run =!
wind conducted through pipe from lne organ, Moin
H. feedinc apparatus To aid In producing orchestrn
efcfs drums ynbals, bells, &C.. are adned " Io o
nary pipe organ, and operated ~ Dcrnssc volume Of
sund and much richer harmonic cOinpinnohs can ~
made by this instrument than II u possible ior amsa
performer 10 produoc upon M orgah' ~ oon'o'"'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17

first. Hence ono explanation Of their temporary
popularity. But the question Of Country versus
City Is not yet decided. The time will como when
Wesleyan ard Dartmouth and Amherst will have
" coaches" L g., instructors in rowing capsr
bic OF teaching them the moro difficult
strokes as now used by Columbia and Yale,
and when that time comes We can ascertain with
some certainty whether the natural country ply
sique can put forth moro strength in o three-mile
race than the artificial product Of tho city gymna-
sum. The Wesleyans have sincere contempt for
the gymnasium-brcd athlete They can outrun.
Outlook. and outrow him-perhaps. We shall see.
The crew live together at the MscDonOugh House
on about the usual boating Diet and have been row.
ing less since the middle of April. practic
ing at first in pair oar, and atterly in tho six
Dared college shell of last year. George Roahr is
building the boat which they will use this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17

Of Juns 1878. IN ne mat>ss a. CcrnsThn aPpnososa
must b referred n take proof Of ths n. Jalv r.
pointed rsfsres oolss e. Kcsn.a-0s cocsu!ssas: ~
bond In al 900. 1919
By Judge IevrsseA--Is ne eAs.ar II ISs~Ass
schaefer agk anS Aouss D. n Ca q oS
ton Tor the appoint nsns snoud be denst s.,S.e ~
AID for udgmcnt therein IL grantsd Kersted ast Bayies
Baylss KiexedI think that the application 70 STAY
proceedings the foreclosure should be graptea
shoud be provision inserted ID tnc oro
As possible The order will 10 settled days notice D.
fore me In Circuit. Part ii.
Superior Comrt-Special Term by Judge Van worst
&C, denied
Common Pleas- Special Trm-By Judge Low
Ieyet BeltMotion 10 compel plaintiff 70 ~ cosa -
deued without OesterrecheF agt Jsynes ~
place special calendar OF short causes densd
costs. Richter agt Ssyer-C2se setteL $500
BY Judge ROb,nson.-Voss agt. Hlher.-Cass -" S"'~
IN oettled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17
DrcISIONJ-JUNY 10.

Supreme Court-C hanbers-By Judge Brady.-Tn
tho matter Of chards-J Richards and III ~ " fcharis
VolkepbuTgh Bsrusrl Van NolkenburPh.- dis
charged Crneiy agt McDermott-Moon granted Counsel
10" ss ao s Of an the
offered Ia do and se declined To- ear ~ saying se
all about 1t. This Is his staomont I.e tsnth says
dtns knowcdrc the character Of tho paper she she
thought note She does not deny tha sue OWES te
money. The order which under the circumstances VIII be
made She Join Issue at once and consent that
the cause placed the specsl calendar for next Friday
pay SO costs OF this motion otherwise denied Order 70
be settled. Crorey McDermOt only defense in
Ia that demand was made before a.tion Drought
This sdficont TO warrant Ills Court L. Disturbing
is reason 10 doubt 4 on tho papers submitted
claim alluded to can be enford In another action
able his the defendant has, 10 may be said IN edition
slept his rights Tn. Judgment asains him was
10 Judgment denied Sarosey saarosey
srcpot and order cohnIming iepor ana grInns
order settled. Haien BuddonsickMoiion or ALLOW ance
denied without prejudice 10 renew Isrop aet Godfrey
appeal taken herein dismissed HOBART ag Meyer
OF the defendant and the mo-
ton denied therefore which not sustained by merta
Gilbert agt CragMoilon denied Miller agt Hallock-Or
der settled Lyidy agt. KennyInjnncon continued, bns
may he brought on on notice Injunction
TIMED on tbs theory irat cause be speedily considered and
PASSED upon Mitchell BunnTho reasons assigned
arc sunicont warrant the relief asked for and
confirmed decree OF divorce granted 10 plnh In thc
matter Mcconnell Application Denied but petitioner may
have order OF reference In the matter Oh lnompson
Counsel must present this application nga Davidson ag
denied upon the ground that previous sppn
cation o character have been made and denied AND
the costs awarded have not been paid yray rg'
from the frd the whether that shall alternately
i've charged 10 plaintiff defendant being held In reserve
Iohpson tIr,ptcd Johnson sgG Erie hallway Company
Melton granted cause set down Tor Trial 'vf TIE 'fu iuoSuU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17
IS FRENCH FINANCE PRAISEWORTHYi
L. a Pdifnr Tie TribMne.

SIR: The letters on French finance, written
by cx-secreary Of the Treasury McCulloch and pub
lshed In TIL TRIBUNE, have given rise to great many
comments which show the interest people take In the
problem Of finance The great stress Mr. McCulloch Lays
noon the good faith of the French Government to redeem
its pledges presents striking contrast to the pledges OF
our Government unredecmable apparently as Yeti and
fonda TO mi soad IDany the integrity OF this nation,
narcuary those not reading Mr. McCullochs succeed
Ing letters.
His praises OF the French Government, deserved 10
certain extent also given TO the French people ms to
their patriotism Now it Is well known that very Few
French securities held abroad, aud that they are,
most of them held by the French nation who for tne
slightest breach good faith hold their Government to
Their loans But how this good faith SUSTAINED
In has vea nGs Sl% d 9a FINANCE
repudiaton Of its asst nats and say now many years
that Government kept lis good im " by sayns
that when Il railroad corporation borrows noley var
not Ultimate means Thus when year after year a AM,
during long periods OF peace ana prosperity tho rehs
adding yearly to It's debt such system lacks the very
frst principle Of financial wisdom or strength aud Its
tion ,nrniiont d. must eventually como Ia grief. .
With all the faults Of financial system Or system u
has been able pay OF its national debt since the
Judging BY what has been done IN the R cns at
"s4 credit % aS yt d. aes WITH
enormous OF specie compare with other nations
How with England or Germany The French are
home aylng people. Very little drain made upon nor
specie by emigration She holds few foreign secur-
Hes for governments want to negotiate loans thry
do not often look Paris but generally 10 LONDON or
Frankfort Emigration alone drains Germany OF over
the world are pushed forward by English gold In
gands debt decreases slowly. Frances debt increases
rapdly while Germany has no debt. or nearly none
Some people prefer national debt, but ne TO the nnan
cial poson OF the above three nations which Is the
most accountable 20 common sense hope that MI NC
Cuoch Will In the continuation OF his letters feier 70
some Of these points Being 80 wen T snc 9u
lie mind his Letters from london will have not only
great interest for your readers but be OF lasting yae 10
shoss " ho Rad them with view OF being Instructed
Sc,tfh Ag1ov, N. j. May 81, 1870. 90"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17
NEGLIGENCE IN USING DIsINrEcTANrs.

John Ryall as administrator of the estate of
his son. OF the narc sued j. Kennedy the Captain
the steamship City OF Brussels In the Superior Court
charging that the captains negligence caused tho death
OF boy and the tried yesterday before Chief
Justice Mcneil The plaintiff and his wife and child were
passengers the steamship in March, 1871. and arrived
safely Quarantine. There the steamship boarded
by the Health Officers, aud the vessel WAS fumgated An
ordinary tin cup used by the emigrants taken 10
generate the dsnfectant, and when the work was
through left standg In reach Of anybody The boy
drank its contents before discovering their nature aud
died in consequence The father claimed that the cap
tain liable for negligence In leaving the poison ex
posed. Judge Mcneil ruled that the evidence showed
that the steward primarily liable, and in such mat
ter relating TO the navigation Of the vessel was not
a Of the captain, but cO-cryant, with him, OF
the shpowncrs and therefore dismissed the complaint
saer and Cowing appeared for the plalnuf; James W.
Gerard for the defense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17
THE COLLEGE REGATTA.
THE CREW or WESLEYAN.


vrmryAN's AVERAGE THE REsr-HOw THE CREW
ARE IoOKING-sIRENGTH NOT THE FIRST CON
sIpFRA IioN-sRIII AND DISCIPLINE.
rvRoN A srncIAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBUNEJ
MmprRrowS Juno 12.-The best record made by
any participant in the College Regatta this year is
that of the Wesleyan crew. A phenomenal single
Abort was made by the "Agricuturals.' representa-
tiyes of college of sixty men, which graduated It's
first class and in the regatta IN the same year.
But the "Aggies." if they rose like rocket in that
race came down like its stick in the next one, ana
Aickered out at the next. For two years they nave
no, been heard from. and viii not be again unless
they find another Eldred. But Wesleyan has per-
severed. In the regatta Of 1872, to the surprise
Of everybody, including their opponents-who had
general idea that there small college called
WESLEYAN at Middletown but never supposed 1t
would seriously attempt to contend with the great
institutions in oarsmanship-a freshman crew from
Woslevan WAS entered 1t required just about all
the spirit that could DO plucked up to send that
crew. They were thought little Of in college OF ont.
But they managed to get an old barge from an upper
class and worked away regardless OF public indiher
ence The college did help them little in getting a
boat finally. and they won the race Next year 'hey
entered for the University Race with
rough crew Of escorted sizes and no par
tcular ideas Of science Junior namea
Eustis, who never iian puucu ocloIe, va, s'i"ho,
and some Of the winning Freshmen were with HIN.
Nobody thought much Of the crow apparently TILL
the pools were sold. when somebody, who evidently
had sufficient knowledge to make him bold, began
buying Wesleyan for second choice In field oil IL.
In that race Wesleyan pressed Yale so hard that 1t
was doubtful which WAS first, and Wesleyan was
finally adiudged to be two seconds behind the Win
ner and Harv ard was third. Lest that should DO
considered an accident they went 10 work last year
with new crow. except Eustis. who remained as
stroke and did the same thing over again; CouIn-
ha first Wesleyan right on her heels and Harvard
third.
This year Eustis, who has been tower OF strength
70 Wesleyan. was graduated. and this many thought
roud be the end of them from the regatta point OF
view, Nothing Of the Kind. They are now again IN
the field with lot of new men Of the most miscel-
Isneous description, ont of whom, by pertinscity'
they will probably work such crew as VIII MAKE
the country ring with their prcwess. The fact is that
Wesleyan speaking Officially and from the record Is
the leading college in boating For The two years In
which Wesleyan has entered the College hegatta'
abe has q record of two rs, or A. Columbia Is
uext with or 8, and or 8. Harvard IS next
with two 3s or g. and Yale the only one whose posi-
ton oan be fixed with much defniteness is brought
low by the foul of last year counting ana 9--lo'
Cornell would come mp to the same mark with TWO
Ds. or 10. Perhaps this is worth tabulating:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17
CIVIL NOTES.

w. F. Leslie, the defaultng clerk of Duncan,
Sherman Co.. discharged yesterday from criminal
arrest and at once taken In charge by tho Sheriff. under
fine order of arrest In the civil suit granted BY Judge
Brady, in default OF $4,000 bail.
A peremptory mandamus against the Con-
troIier was granted yesterday by Judge Brady, IN
Supreme Court Chambers on tho application Of James
A. Deering requiring the Controller TO pay damages
awarded 10 Thomas Tone. Eliza Davies, Edward Cole
grove James NJ c. Tyter and Ellen el,crton, arising
from the change OF grade In One hundsdand twenty
thri-st The orders follow decision OF the Court VI
Appeals in two OF the cases aud involve about s2oOoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17
SALES FROM Gig O'CLOCK p. N. TO CLOSE or Blu
NESS O'CLOCK P. NJ.
WEDNESDAY. June l6-P. n.

WEDNESDAY, June l6-P. ~.
The chief characteristic of tO-day's stock market
las been dullness, in almost every instance an sd-
vance in prices having been followed by adeclina
with a final result, on the general list, of prices
shade lower than those Of yesterday and apparently
less hopeful feeling on the part of operators for
RISE The total of tho days business was something
larger than that Of Tuesday, tine aggregate being
1874, 900 shares, with Lake Shore, Us the leading
speculative favOrite some $4,000 shares Of which
changed hands, at a slight improvement In price dur.
ing the greater part of the day. and final decline OF
Il below Yesterday latest figures Pacific Mail scored
some 20 100 shares. ut prices tending slowly down
ward from the opening point and closing with final
loss of q per cent.
Western Union kept even pace with Pacific Man
in point of quantity with small huctusion In price
and the advantage of net gain Of L cent the
day. OF Union Pacific sales Of 1880 shares were
recorded, the price starting of at 74ls rising -
74's, at which handsome realizations were made
and then gradually settling down to 74l4. an Inn
provement since last night of fully q per cent St
Paul was short-lived favorte, advancing to 33iI
after ~ o'clock and then dropping until it reached
32as. the identical figures Of yesterdays closA
Northwest was at its best In the morning hours.
but, paraking Of the general beaviness declined 70
374 which is equivalents to the loss Of q per cent
Oh the day. Erie opened at reduced 6g.
ures, but afterward improved sufficiently 70
maintain yesterdays prices at the close Toledo and
Wabash was much the unbappiest feature Of the
day, opening at slight decline and tending steadily
downward until "a the best 0btainable bid. and
further depreciation Of 4 per cent was scored-s
state of decay that cannot continue long without
removing the unfortunate concern entirely ous q
sight. The opening. highest. lowest, and closing
prices Of stocks were ~ follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17
CONVICTION OF AN UNFEHL'NG NURSE.
ELIZABETH MUNGER FOUND GUILTY OF MAN

SLAUGHTER IN TIKI FOURTH DEGREE.
The trial of Elizabeth Munger, accused of
numbering the infant committed to her charge, was
ended yesterday in the Court Of oyer and Trniner The
prosecution produced medical evidence 10 show that the
baby death by injuries to its head, and was
otherwise healthy child The defense placed the sister
and inaw Of the accused the stand to prove
that before the womans child was born she showed
signs Of eccentcity and that tho day The child died
they her in the street wandering about apparently
supefed. The woman then went on the stand and testi
fed that she was eu,ced by two IN TO place Of which
had no knowledge, aud was brutay as i1liei py
them and that escaped from them with the child She
stated that tie child fell from her arms. anu az last
tired out, che laid down to rest and going bach eod
not md it,
Judge Davis charged at length the law ot murder In
the first and of mansiught,r in the second anu
fourth degrees The jury returned 10 ash further nstruc
tons the latter grades, aud almost imine atey
sfterward gave verdict for mansanghfer IN tho fourth
degree sentencing, Judge Davis told the WOMAN that
the fury had given her the benefit Of every possible
doubt She had been guilty OF act OF the most serious
character the grayest crime OF which woman could be
guilty, the destruction OF child intitsed TO her care
The prisoner sentenced 10 STATE Prison for two years.
the full penalty Of the law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17
A STATEN ISLAND FERRY COMPANY ENJoINED

A snit has been begun, On behalf Of the
city, to restrain the NewYork and staten Island Ferry
Company from using the Whitehalst. dock as Its New
York landing. The suit Ia pending In the Superior Court
and an ordinary preliminary injunction having been
granted motion to continue such injunction
eed before Judge Van Worst The defendant insisted
that had leased the premises from the North Shore
Staten Island Ferry Company and so had right to ise
them for its own purposes In hi5 opinion given yrste
day Judge Van Worst holds that he right of the city TO
The defendant obtains right establish ferry to
New-YoIk by its incorporation. without the consent Of
pany nor the consent Of the Dock Commissioners to their
lease OF tho pier, could authorize them to establish
ferry That power rested solely with tho city, Judge
Van Worst, therefore, confirms the injunction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17

Whiie The electrical maCbpe hss SoS and can stres =
many notes q once - desired. All the notes on TIE
organ that be combined into chord can DO brought
Tell were performed last evening With pleasing enect
As the reading instruments mechanically sccurse ana
tho correctly written there Of false
notice: 1t was obviously machine music, however bus
machine music Of the highest order and might readily
have been mistaken for the performance Of wellded
but rather spitess orchestra The inventors hope soon
to spDlv their device to piano.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17

There may be a doubt whether Columbia OF
Harvard is second. II so, FIVE weeks Will solve II.
There is no doubt that Wesleyan first and Harvard
or Columbia must beat her by two places TO dsplace
her. The following is the crow upon whom II
deyclvos to keep the lavender in front:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17

GENRKAL sRssi0Ns- AcKKrr. R.-Thomas Conaby, John
Kenny burglary Peter Goy feionious battery
ysnes Young Charles ko.ncr Charles Iisrrington Thomas
Hefernan grand larceny Charles Otto Philip Reilly fniss
prsns Joseph Van buren, feonioas assaat and bstsxJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17
FIRST BOARD-1Oia O'CLOCK A. u.

SQies Of State Bonds-Rdilrodd B0nds-B1nk ana "a
road Shdrcs-Eroress S0cks. <e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17

SECOND BOARD-1 O'CLOCK p. M.
Sdss of state Bonds RditrD1f B)nfs-BdnL and Rae
rOod Shares ErDyess Stocks, DC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17
1HE CALL
1919 O'cLOCK-sALEs BEFoRl

aTMENT-1 O'CLOCK p. =
U 8 1910 Coupon
2J.UtI. ...... ...ll8t
q 5 js, Registered. 1881
10000. ...............ll7S