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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-04

IA TWO LAA0R AND VALUABLE LOTS OF
GROUND, with the improvements thereon, situated
in the Third DistFict Of this CITY in the square
bounded BY Rsp'au ade, Mautepae. 1yst6fy ssa
F0rtin styoets, and tho property q thA ko0Dfana
Jockey Club adjoining, des6nsted - iote and .,
which adj0sn eaon other, and measure. each. 81
feet IL, inChes s lines mont On 4aufepAs street.
running through the square - Fofttn ct, ON
which Il has the sazne 'front.' by depth Of 1s0 feet
10 inches lines, between parallel lines.
Al Of tho above properties are In American
Louis p y, deputy city surveyor, al da:ed Fob
8enfsuea Brick Yara.
- A TRACT OF LAID esustaA, in tho psrish
Of y. Tammany, about TIVE miles from the Lake
BAYOU HAcQuet. formey1y used and Known -
"Blanc's Bnckyard,r and moa. uring about ga OF.
psnts % pereheA 3 feet superficial, toeether with
N the building1 and imurovenents tkersnn, con-
sietank Of large double brick dwelling and k,tch-
s9, ovsreeers foues. stonehouse, neere cabins.
TsfhS IA 0Sadtstens third c.ak, and ~
bel1nes Y equal peyhentp. at o. anA tve yea!s
ue!ss Mv,dsd int SquRods e lnn The pHstiss =
AHfgage, With ven6efs pgivilsqe hqa day 9 80
81 o3s 81 - xi1h ~ ct sstssasys - = 20
rs Ssiss To- ~ aas s9 3 81 sclS:s: x S:
sis5snS - cent " Il SisS Is s PAD ossh
o. thu 0pot to bind the oelUo.
Acts q sals before Amedeo Ducotel. notary pub
lie, ct the expense II the purchasers who VIII -
sumo b edition 70 their bid the taxeo for the cur
rat year. exigible In lsH. apAs te = 20 nys
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FINANCIAL AND coMMERcIAL.

r A., =, /, a, m. ..,.
at the Stock Exchange presented the usual bro
lers' ,natl,st. vhere thu dealings vera for tina
49,, 80 ',n,. 80 al sa,,",or. Tss ~
account OF only the local specu'htorr' Inc ouls
succeeded In imparting a strong tone during the
morning, and In this way alarmed some of the
IN ore timorous shorts sutnciently TO make them
cover Lake Shore was moved up y cent to
55'i' and Western Union at the second call was
y higher at t7h. The coal stocks also strength
,"ou ,"v ana w. o,o roD, 20 ,oa anr
haeh"" anna ""u "'ste'" N'"'' W i''' anu
OF New Jersey Central ~ to 9oS. The rise In
the two last named was due to AL amlcabie ar
,,'', ,a,',r', haar ,,,,a,o, ,,,, ,aa, 49,, H.
ls"teu's"' n"'."t 'een .",eiou '"'o iaS. nit"'in
Carbondalc by the companies forming the coal
com bination; and the Old COMPACT, with fresh
s,,.ran,os, ssaIn., vIo,at,op ~ tha s.mo in Tho
at' 'o'"' - 'ue s"ne !" cno
future, was allowed 10 continue IN force. The
story goes that the Lehigh Company was
ohli,ad 90 si,n so,no ,s,ron,, documents and
qua. ,an W "J Wa nave ,esu nt "a
eene,' preas w - 10y, s ,ns as pe, !.
sale 70 huu tnat ieo Mn DC tue lasV year VI coai
t . i,h ,nai any, 70 q, ,no h,s
ness, and as a result the cutting under Of Is to
80 ton n pss saa ce 9e
tra rellteds y cent. 70 4s'., and the 81. pauls
felred Respectively. In fact the general list was
@ an d;nvarv ,bnt Ella Sulis ~ are snde so
on s rsh. mo ~, az ad
broke down prices y to y cent. In tins they
were assisted by reports that while the trunk
lines Il d not published any schedule Of lower
tariNs tho anenfa had hepn instruntad not 10
- 80 ~ ~ az h,,stnaas N r.dncIion in ratas
ioso ~, " t"'" SAS"SS' - "A"N"S''SN "a Jaws
wound save III. -
The total NUMBER or shares dealt In was lp,-
bXj Of which Lake Shore represented 4O,1W
Western Union, 20, 500 Michigan Central ii 800;
UrlnNnre IaokawaDna and Western o. Z 10: Erie
IN Whio IN. p.,rn Nal a ion " ~, ~
o,~Vvi I've a."V I'M y az . 49, ~
NN teitIal' l'ooO ot' dul' pVu tno lheieITeu'
2vOi Union Mining Co: 1850 Notth"estern,
40J the preferred, ga PRODUCERS Consolidated
Land m / Petroleum Co., 800; Rock Island, 200;
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DIED.
q Friday morning. May 1a, william

,,AcKERsoN.-on Friday morning, May IT, william
RE aay see snS q yeds. invited N a,,sna tina
the Ehenezer baptist Church, s6th it.. near Bro dway
wife OF A C. Badger. sr aged 90 years. months ana
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10 at.
tend the funeral O'Clock from the Central DsptIst
Church corner Of SIN and south 9th su Brookiyn ED.
David dowic IN he s7,R yea Of M age. SNORT ''ne'''
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
Al " o'clock from the Centennial Chapel. Wyckon st.,
cULl,ES.-In thi, city. on the 18th inst. Of mem.
braneous Group. Margaret the beloved laughter Of MI
enact and Maria Cullen, aged year, months, and l2
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the rcsdence Of p. r. burns,
dsush,er Of Peter G. aud CATH rine *. Cropsey.
No $50 West 62d st., on sunday, at p. NJ. Reatives
aud trlends are invited to attend.
1876, al T a long Illness Mary the beloved vile Of
James Donovan, aged SO years.
attend the funeral from her late residence 12 Conse
Yea st. on sunday l4h inst, a. ~ O'Clock = to st.
Of Leonard anu Nauer sts and from thence to Calvary
Cemetery for interment.
per- beloved wife u Nathan harper In the 4lst year
fully invited TO attend the funeral from her late resi-
oence 1888 Cherr ston Sunday. l4th inst Al ~ o'clock.
MAY e. secs IL me Son NJ year mqS q S
age.
RYAN.-on Thursday. May IL, Margaret Ryan, aesd
fully invited attend her funeral rom the residences
Of her brother. Thomas Burns l6g Union brooklyn,
vARLEY.-on the 10Th Inst. William Marley, aged Il
years, moIths. aud rs days.
Relatives and friends are respecuuiy Invited 70 -
on Sunday, at L. NJ.
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THE CHICAGO PENSION AGENCY.
observation-disclosures Baker Contra dieting Miss
Ada sweet's Testimony.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, May l2.-Gen. James A.
Baker, formerly Commissioner OF Pensions, In
an interview yesterday. contradicts MISS Ada
Sweets testimony given before the Congress
sionsl Committee. 10 several important particu-
lars. He denies that he was privy 20 any ar
rungement between Miss Sweet and Mr.. Bakely
until months after Miss Sweet assumed the
ONCE, when an apparent deficit Of $4,000 IN her
accounts was discovered, and she was duly no
tilted OF the fact. She wrote letter stating the
facts In the case. About the same time Bakely,
by personal letter, apprised Gen. Baker OF the
situation. Gen Baker then concluded to 40 TO
Chicago and look after the matter. He found
that Miss Sweet had voluntarily got herself into
the trouble. aud notified her promptly that she
must cease paying money to any one on THIS
account. This Sue promised, and afterwerd
IN ade the deficit good. Den. Baker declares
that he never went to Blakelys ONCE Tor any
purpose whatever, and never talked win Miss
Sweet In Mr.. Blakelys presence touching TINS
matter. He regarded Miss Sweet as an excel
lent woman, and did all for her that could be
done within the limit OF bis official duty, and
declares that he knows nothing affecting the
Integrity OF Dlakely's administration of the
pension agency. In regard TO MIR. Campbell,
Gen Baker said he knew nothing about him.
Miss sweet said she was paying money To some
MIR. Campbell, and Gen. Baker told her she
must quit, and not pay another dollar.
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CONGRESS- AGAIN AT WORK.
.ovrTuTNG THIT My RIVAL THE
CREDIT MOBILIER.

..,trg for nm fnvcstigHtion NJ the Ahnirs OF
a., C,ntral Pacific Railroad the ftght
.,,,ns, Economy IN the House TX
.n,ourc in the Public Printing Uhice'
,v.su,varoN. MAY 12.-The Chair laid
,.t,re tho Senate a communication ITO" tne
no,e,nor Of Vermont, announcing INA. 'no
.,,,nc Il Col Ethan Allen, by la'Nlh w. neau'
h.ahccn comuleted, aud delivered 10 'ne aio"'
,,., NJ the Capi,oi, TO he placed IN inc Na.,ona'
s..,u.rvu Nall. Ordered to be printed ana he OH
The table co..,o oo,o-
.,.toa,,o, from the Commissioners oil the Dis-
A,ict Of Columbia. IN answer 10 tue resoiu'ion u,
~, ,c,,,,,,,,,ts I'm regard to the management OF
80 ',,d c,lorcd schools in the District. The
,,,,ission ,rs say that no discrimination exists
q, rho man ,eer ent Of the schools, and no add
,onol leg .laiion Is r. CURED to secure equality
In the schools.
Mr. lmunds move that when the Senate ad-
10 I'm to-day 1t be to meet on Monday next.
Agreed To-.
Mr. sa-.eut Gi,p., CALI presented lengthy
p,tiu,n Of citizens Of california. containing
Of yatlous irregularities nd mismana-ement IN
the Contra Pacific Railroad Of California charg-
ing that IL was not constructed IN as economical
a manner as os-ihle that It viii take S-,SOOol
"a itut the ruuu tu gut a futT now lUNl IT'S Ntt
EARNINGS from the tiuie 81 cumplcf Ion tn Dec.
ri. lsiF. have been upward Of 5000; that the
man. gers boast II h wing expended large sufna
of money 10 Prevent adverse Legislation. 10th
tv a. nrrcss nd me l., gislature Of California
that the earnings at tue 70 q have been eNpend.
Ell In other cntcrpriscs. Sc; and asking that Q
con mite Of the two Houses 81 Congress b(
appointed 70 SIT In Sau Francisco duriug the re
ce.-, to inquire into the ntirs vi the said Cen
tai puc .nc X iroad Company. the nrm OF ChGs
Crloker a Co., md the Contract and Finance
Con piny, ana asking that all legislation pro
10 ed by the managers be postponed until al cI
Inc report OF the committee. Referred to til,
Committee on Railroads. The signers OF tn,
petition are John Robinson, Anthony Eye anc
Auiht ny Cooiat, who state that they are stock
no icis Of the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany. and that they are refused PAYMENT O
their pl oportiOn Of It's earnings and profits.
Mr. Conover dep. Fla) presented various
pefiiiOns In favor Of legislation to secure tn,
rele Sc Of f. ON. Condor, now confined In at
English prison. Referred to the Committee OF
For, i'm Relations.
Mr.. Boutwell, dep, Mass) presented the reso
luton Of the Mass achusetts Legislature Of
similar character, which was read and referred
10 tne same committee.
Mr.. Morrill, Ntep., VII presented conmuni
cation from the Secretary OF the Interior an,
the Commissioner OF Pensions Ia regard to th'
necessity for a new building for tho use OF TIN
Pension once. ana also communication from
the District Of ColumDi Commissioners In TO
gard TO the removal OF the old District Jail
botn OF which were referred to the Committee
on Public Buildings and Grounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-13
THE NArtL INrEsTIGATIoN.
Showing secor Robbcrson's Negligence, In-
difference, aud Fayoritism.

WASHINGTON. May 12.-The Committee
on Naval Affairs has very nearly ended the ex-
animation Of witnesses, but before closing will
near Secretary Robeson and such Of the heads
Of bureaus are interested in the testimony al
ready taken. the Chairman Of the committee
Mr.. whitthorne, lie confident that be has clear
case against the Secretary. The report will
show that he is not worthy to be member Of
the Cabiaet. and through his negligence, indif-
ference. and favoritism, the Government has
annually been swindled out Of hundreds OF
thousands OF dollars. The Government Printer
n very slow In furnishing the printe copies OF
the evidence. The result OF the investlGation at
Kittery md Boston will be ready In few days.
The Norfolk and Philadelphia report Is yet to he
printed. also the testimony just taken at Brook
Ign. The Republican members OF the commit
tee saw that favoritsm In giving out contracts
and aiding special friends - the highest crime
the Secretary has committed. They do not deny
his natural sluggishness, and attribute his mar
row escape from more grievous charges 70 good
luck rather than to good management. The re
port with be Of such u character ~ to require Mi.
Robeson's resignation for the gooc OF the party.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-13
THE ARREST or a MURDERER.
John HaIliennn Brought from San Francisco
Tor Killing John Russell.

John Hallienan, who killed John Russell In
Brooklyn IN 1871 arrived yesterday from San Francis
co. where he was arrested the ls OF May The story
OF the murder A. elected at the ooroners inquest was
that Russell attempted drink from pail OF water
supplied by the subscription Of the men at WORK on the
tobacco inspecton wharf at the foot of Dock street
Haenan one OF those who had paid Tor me lce' oo-
iccicd. Russell persisted and Halienan beeauie en-
ragged and struck Russell with barrel slave Ing hJu
ries fatai. Iaeuan escaped Ia me eoniuappn;
Usenan Yesterday told Superintendent CanpOel lhat
he and Russell were IN different gangs On one oeea,
SION the water pail OF Hnenans gang became dry ana
he sought drink Of the other gang, 10 when hus
belonged He was refused II, lev aeys ntesws a
ana was refused lie pushed forward ana at'TRp.eI 80
take IL. Ualenan struck him and he tell lhen liA
nenan washed Russe face, staying by the unconscious
nan until advised by some one 70 ee, GUY o. Ine way
IL travelled 10 Chicago, where he worked four years
aud thence to san Francisco. He says ne might heVe
Even ma much trouble In san Francisco where
r. has many friends but ne T. glad they touhd hn anu
wishes he was where Russell is
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FRIpAY: Nav ls..Flour nrmer for shipping
sSs s Ms S Sa"sf roSr 49, Ne sstsS S
:aperins stale sad western y iosa5 So sS,Splns
XXX tssstd 10 snu s sas pasS. sas,sss
Tss.s SS s"nns1n sSnS ds ssd
DO hsh s,aSs se 10 Eys +, aSar .HGsrhne 400
e; n SsD: ID 81 dI ,dss sS lsss.
bacon was hrn cry long clear quoted q. re, and
Ss;s:F .Y o. & L.if ts;s 90 ;s's.
or p saS's SS ~ sSces so sSs
Ss June q Co. s SS:: "
ts: s fss;H Hsasts ns sS
lands, ifxc.; saies stt baIes FUTURES declined fIo
f S Il a'fc ssr s S
gust Rees,pts at the porte to-day were s4d2 bales and
aSIisS@hsst nrMer and fairly .e,irs; sale. 10000
S;s Si.:SSs 'g@ ., sSS =
g 10y u1grsdea .prins j a$,,i5 % for saie? red
@ aF o ! s ci sssd SG 1
kssS sa.s csnsSs 70
ief ~ T ;o'i sS sfsas
Ied; &c Tor nixed GadS05c snost Tor South
cru lehow. For future delivery. sail mixed quoted
Ghoorm rs-Ro conee was frm and quiet, at l5x@
e sod ssss sS9 Ssfs 1a srdes Es9eT , S1 a.
~ Nv. u ~ 1hn ' ,r, - Ia p Shas ou
10 tc; Porto Rico refining and grocery on private
t5csooc. Rice IN hight demand NJ 5ot7c for domestic
Raw sugars were strong snd fairly active fair TO good
refining quoted at 7est7fSc. snlce to-day late last
evening 22Ou hhds auu 800 JAS at 7sA9Ne 1tcgSc for
CUBA. nnd oese7g7hc. for molasses grades Renned
frin at logo ithS,. for hards.
suSpREs-splrlts tuIpeniinc remained steady, and
sold fairy; closing at Sdc. hofina were du but
without decided changes common to GOOD strained
Sl7UatlSO. Petroleum Was strong and quiet at
sac Tor crude in bulk, and lie for refined bbls
Ocean freghs were rather quiet and charter slightly
Neek; berth room, however, was nrrn. Grain to Brs
l. by steam 7d no other engagements Of note grain
W Antwerp. b. ID, do. TO Hamburg. Is do. 10 Rot
IS re1ncu Bremen IL
case oll g Odessa csc gold refined petroleum
Tot copper SOD to the extent Of s6ooSj ms.
lake at 2lleS2isic cash. Block tin higher. with
400 slabs straits sold at l7tSl71c gold Layer rains
sell NJ t2 75st2S0 eurrants al 6Aa7c; Turkish rrunes
At 3Ac Whiskcy dul and unehansed sales 80 Dbl- at
81 NY. Linseed sod to the extent of 625 Gags and 40
pVckeis Calcutta At tl.SlDe, gold.
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1t seems that the memory OF this woman, like
tina Of her renowned husband Is likely TO be kept awe
the end OF time. She Is said 20 have possessed very
irritable temper, aud her name has become synonyme
II vixen" or" scOld' IL IL more than possible, how
ever. that tho judgment passed upon ner by manklnd
has been too severe. moro charitable disposition
would undoubtedly have discovered In her many good
qualities, aud have attributed her tAllngs more 70
physical nhrmities than TO moral oOfqulty. The party
most ultimately acquainted with her ana therefore
best able to form correct opinion gives her credit Tor
many domestic virtues. II 10 now vel known thAt
Of the diseases to which women are subject nave
n dlrect tendency 10 render them irritable peeNsn,
cross ofoHe unreAsonatc 30 that they caie and iet
over all those little Ills aud annoyance that person IN
health would bear with composure IL Is taf 10 uIef
that moht OF The tantrunls ~ Aanuppe were uue W
these cause alone ana could Socrates as ne returned
from the senate, thn Gymnasium, or the Atheneul,
have stopped 1T Pesue Marlars irug store ana Gar
ricd home bottle of DR.. Piorce's Fsyorte Prescflp
ton now aud then no doubt he might nave eyadsd
btOii,' made u much peakanter for the dren, and
from the able world wide ana eternal not
rlcy II has attained. ThOusands OF women bless the
day which Or. Pierces Fayore Prescription was
nrst maze known to them. single bottle often gives
delicate anu suffering women more relief than months
OF treatment from their family physician, In all those
arrangements causing headache dragging down sonsa'
tons. and general debility, II Is sovereign
remedy. Is soothing and healing properties render u
OF the utmost value to ladies' suffering from internal
foyer, congestion, inflammation or MIGRATION and IT'S
strengthening effects tend to correct dspacements OF
internal part the result OF weakness VI natural sup
ports. II 10 sold BY all drusgisIs.-AdV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-13
THE OTHER SIDE OF TIE STORY.
Another Iiiustration of the Beauties Of New
York May Moving.

horh
To THE EDITOR OF THE SuH-Sir: In
to-day's sun, under the title OF MAY Moving
and Death" appears an account OF an unfor-
tunate occurrence In which was one OF the most
prominent actors. Mr.. Hopkins was for most Of
the past six years tenant OF mine InlApril, 1879,
when his last lease was about expiring, | did
demand security for the new lease. I did not let
nv premises to one Mrs. Lewis over Mr.. Hop
kins's head, In consideration OF one dollar ad-
vance 10 the rent nor did either try to put
the sick man out or obtain n warrant for the
purpose. Both ! and the incoming tenant
were disposed TO do all that humanity and
genuine sympathy called for. hut our offers were
rejected. At length my overtures, which IN
eluded the use OF the Kitchen and al ITS appnr-
compelled, In Justice to Others, TO ASK for dis
possessory warrant to have certain rooms va
GATED. II never was my intention to disturb
the sick man, nor was he at all interfered with,
despite the implications TO the contrery. IN
deed, neither enforced nor sought to enforce
for the present the dispossession OF rooms not
needed even for the proper care OF the sick
man.
DR. Roof SAYS "Mr. hopkins died OF ondema
OF the brain, due 10 excitement, according to
the opinion Of DR.. NosburRb, Of West Eleventh
street, and INV own trust that you viii print
DR.. Nosburgh's card.
10 those who know me, hardly need plead a
tender heart and upsulned reputation rs a sum
Client refutal OF the imputations sought To be
cast upon me. My counsellor's conduct was not
rude, as asserted. nor did Justice Parker refuse
proper consideration To the person who APP
The article gives the name Of the landlord as
+. W. Meyer. 1t should be the unde5sisned,
Il Horatio street, May IL, 1876.
To THE EDITOR or THE SUS-Str. In consuita-
ton with DR.. Roof on Friday evening, May o,
we found MIR. HonkiDs In uTnmc coma, due to
acute kidney disease. There was no difference
Of opinion as to MS condition or the cause there-
death was a m after we did not discuss.
b. VosBuRoH, "a. d., S59 west 18th street.
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Business ,loiItts.
Ccn-u mption.

FRANKFoRT, n. r, MOI. I, 1903,
In the fan OF 1877 | took severe cold, viii h
~ tied upon NY lungs where IL remained without re-
laA alton. tried kinds Of medicine, and Con.
suited seveta ply sclans, hut received benefit The
ta % lsiS found me completely prostratcd-connncd
my bed with the same severe cough, accompn MED
by severe pain In my SIDE, profuse sweas and restless
nights. NY family and friends, ms well as myself, sun
for bottle OF WIsrAR's BALsAM or WILD tnERkY,
AMI wonderful to relate. before had used the nrst
bottle my cough greatly subsded, my night sweats left
me, my appetite returned my pulse became regular.
slept soundly ana was soon able TO no out aud
attend TO business. I then consulted abe
physician 10 relation 10 the course mad pursued
time 70 use the Balsan which dld and found myself
wcii and now, at age exceeding MY years,
enjoy as good health "a ever before.
Whenever during the last ten years have found an
nended the BaSa, and In numerous cases nave sent Il
gratuitousy To the suffering Or In conclusion. /
would }. what have slli great may times before,
tina. the Basau. with GOd's bosslng. saved my life.
HORACE COOLIDGE.
90 cents and u a hottie. SOD BY an drakglsts,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-13
A HILLION1TRE,S son.
Fighting n suit Brought by Jay Cooke, Nc
Cullocb & Go. Of London.

PouoHK EEPsrE. May 12.-Before Justice
Barnard to-day, Mr.. VIM. A. Beach argued the
appeal Of George Hoffman from judgment In
q suit brought by Jay Cooke. McCulloch i Co.
of London. MIR. Hoffman Is a millionaire real
estate owner In New York city, and has prodi-
cal son, on whom, In the year 1871, be expended
more than $4,000 The son fell 10 love with a
ballet cancer, aud In 1872 followed her TO Lon
amount Of about 1900 for the support OF him
self and HE paramount the money 9ene 1 nn
father refused to honor the drafts, clsiming that
he lad authorized Inquiries to be made for the
son. with a view OF assisting him, but that such
assistance WAS only to be given 70 prevent Nun
from going to prison or getting into serious
trouble. He denied that he meant that tnou-
sands Of dollars should he advanced Tor the son
to fquander In European travel. Justice Bar
nsrd reserved his decision.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-13
Dom P.dro,s Future Movements.

PHILADELPHIA, May R.-Ihe Emperor aud
EMPRESS OF Brazil aud suite, numbering 10 persons left
this city at ten OclocR this morning for the West IN
special tram, by the Philadelphia, Wilmington aud
Baltimore aud ohio. and OHIO aud Mississippi railroads
TO ST. Louis The tourists agents who have charge OF
me travelling arran gencnts OF Dom Pedro In this coun-
try announce tnat the Imperial party, after Visiting
Louisville aud ihe Mammoth Cave, VIII, ON thursday
nTx start Tor New Orleans by TIRE steamer Greet Re
puOlic. They viii return 10 washington ~ way OF
Mobile, Montgomery. Atlanta, and knqxvllle, The
tour Will be completed Icy Yisits TO- Niagara rails
Toronto, Montreal quebec, the Mhlle Mouhtalhs' Dos
ton, Saratoga, Albany, and New YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-13
MARY BIoGIorTI's MARRIAGE.
An Engagement Broken on by n sIanderer'-
Tongue, and the sequel.


Judge McAdam, in the Marine Court
yesterday, tried ne SANDER suit of Mary BoGiot-
Il, by her guardian, Joseph Bernabo, against
Jno. Dalbert. The plaintiff, pretty Italian girl
OF eiehteen years, claimed $1,000 damages,
charging that Dsioert had circulated malicious
stories Intended to damage her reputation. She
was engaged TO be married to Peter Bulletti, a
Young italian, in whose store in Third avenue
she was EN- poyed, and the result OF Daloert's
false stories was tn at the match was broken on.
As Dalbert Ia poor Judge McAdam gave Judg-
ment for only $40. The imposition of larger
sum, would, his Honor said, subserve no good
purpose, Miss Biogottts main purpose Was 10
vindicate her good name.
After the trial Miss Biogiott and her friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernabo, with Mr.. Bulletti fingered
In the court room. With them was an italian
priest, who had attended court to marry the
couple after the young woman's vindicatlon
hut in compliance with Italian law they desired
TO be first united under the secular law, by 4
magistrate, and Judge McAdam was requested
TO perform the marriage ceremony. The Judge
COmulled,
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To THE EDITOR OF THE SuS-ST: para
graph Ia yesterday SUN states In regard to Mrs Kate
Sanger that about $4,000 was swept away In trans
ctions with u.s. The entire amount less than
$1,000. II also states that Judge Pratt granted thc
Application OF the District Attorney" This IA moor
rect. IL ncd II, anu nmated that upon app icanis 8
own hfidayts tuCFe was no contempt OF court. Ihe
ttatcmtnt there made that We are partners or Jay
Gould" ig untrue. WILLIAM HEATH q co.