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, 1876-01-08


1ha telegraph has already announced the
denkh Of the nou, JouN II. CLlrYnnu. ex. Gov
elnos Of Massschuso!ts. flo waa born iu provi.
dahce, T. l., iu 1909. and graduated from Urosu
Un,yeraisy Ia 1877. 6oon Afterwards Ao was id.
mlttod to tno DaE. aud at oncc cntered upQn /
largo and luc,kt,ve ptactice. III 1885 he sebrc-
seuted New Dsdfosd. n1asa., au tho Legislature,
aud lp 1862 war President IT she Senate In
1919 be WAS mAda Attorney Geueral. aud dsssing
blu term conducted the prosecution OF Prof.
WEbsrER Tor the murder OF Dr.. rankNAN, lis
remained IN tha olics until 1858. When he was
siscted Governor. In 1854 ho has again ap-
pointed Attorney Qenerai. wllch otlico hs hetd
until 1853. In 1867 lie retired from the ltgal
profession aud accepted Tue Office Of Pestdeht
pt the Boston d ployIdsuca Railroad Company.
and In the sAao year atB setec oil by GEonaE
PxADopY ~ one OF the Board Ut Trustees Of tho
PEApoDr Education Fluid. List year 10 was
esndsred BY President 0nANr the uissl. n to
Russia. and subsequently, to Tlr4ey, uotu of
which he dacliasd. Tue Providence journal
paJs OF hia public earvlces during the War:
From tae moment Of ths attast Fors sumtsr 10
hs eass os ~ .uue. 10 gays hiA Who eussgIss 70
his couIsly. E.om lhs Yer, Ar4t IL never DOUBTED
Iorminx il Fr.sidtnt itaooLx I4d 40 trusr tstsni,
tnd b. knav l.: md dsn. uxAAr uu ulo<s s4faa4t
eoFtsr In Tie "atk Of srtouAtrusEoa-
JULES pk xoHl.
Paris cable disp4tch dAy Or two Aao M.
nouooea tbs ds4th OF Ii. JuIrs De MouL. the
Dstsntal scholar, aud : member Of Tho Institute
III was b.ru tu Stuttgart 10 1910, snd wa4 secoud
H family of four b,olhors, ali Of whom be-
sams celebrate Hs was des lned fvr tue
Proaestant m'nssrT, and In his ssriy lite stud Ell
nv 44A nIs
, 1876-01-08

GEteHt I1&p4tH 70 az LFlG411 IF1pH1cs
LzAvEswoA7A, Kan., Jau. "a man giving
bis namo ~ 1uln Bergman. was ali eBtoj III this
city to-day on chatgo Of biglny. II scens
that Dagman. nas D.oct. Ia Pole by b,ith.
aud bot,ro he lott tue fashor country coiItrActnd
oue of thoao Lab1ts that nre only tolerated iu
Salt Lake. or 1t least he uarr,od thsre nnl liroa
in re.iecs bliss sitb his Il at wife for sonc time
unlil poIaud had no further cbssus tor hIn.
atd lo loft for this country IL company with
Anotuer woman unkuown 10 his vito. She.
uut hearlug any.ul"g from him Tor
many mouths. aud tl'tukluH him dead, also
eame 10 sh!e lnna, as,a. 70 htE SUIT rise. found
hun not dead. tut lls.uE ~ Chicago, Sho called
upon nlr,, aud ho aea.u t,ek mp his abolo with
lis iIat wills, tut fur shott tlt1u only whom liz
lied t. Loatsvt Q, ny. aud again married. He
deserted hts laet VITO .here aud caue iAiB city,
whero he las ooen following tho vocation ii IL
peidor. VAIt,cs ib tl!'s cI having knawn hlul
il, Cucago. wrue to Ills lint vile anJ told lar q:
his vic. cabuuts, and she ,muoss,a.tl. left tor
l~ayonworth. arriving hero yesterday. lhu l.s-
ftce wero uoiILct. aul Borkman was arrested.
uud now lies in tho statlou.t,uuse waiting his Ok
4uIlIjA{4Q1.
, 1876-01-08

Scse1at pesIateh tn 1h4 Ch'eaa~ 1f'bant.
ROCKFORD. ILL.,, Jan. 7.-ur. Edward II.
drgea. Of Chicago, arrived hare last usghs. Ita
business, he Informed your correspondent etts
AFTERNOON, II to At ooce tako criminal pfoceed-
Jugs against F. O. Dayton aud Louia Manlose.
editors ot tho Rockford Tunss, aud also kBa,nst
PATRICK FIyup, B.orsy,s Rockford datsctivs. the
torn,sr tot publ4sbIuE ano tho latter fur assest-
ing suat be MA tbs man who W1ots tos Tunes"
Esrlt 1lbsa lettatA. 4hss case II nov axaImnR
varE curious &,peot, snd he Rootford roopla
Woudsr uoN many u,re susta sud oolu.sr~su u
will ba tic tesult OF tAAt ssndnroua 1Inu1 =
as.,ols. Alr. dsiRHs alno iufosms W that es4u,i-
ual procaealuas vii! CO At Oh 70 t4kou e1siu.t ths
art,olss sEalnst lsan aaa uor. Eaily. As viii
stay III tA!4 ety Until Aenasy.
, 1876-01-08
FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER.

3F3FTI3 Uk1fN61N q TIT CHItlu1 7TUHH7.
Tu1LADgLpuiA, Pa., tau. 7.-ILia evening tho
Jury Ia tic c4so Of George ". Fletcher. clMsRud
wlsa killing James Hanley. n = lire et'rou on
the nigh, Of Nav. 3, was found guilty VI mur'
dsr IN tho FIRST degree. They hsa becn membolh
OF tAu sama trs-campaay. flon which Fletshcr
had Lean .t,Bcharged. lie had accused llauiry VI
4HyluK bean tue CAUSE Of his discharge. nud
freluuukly ,hEea!el,e1 ILLS lIts. Uu I'll. night
attee tue laAs slsuslou. At "hlch Fletelle'
had lej = gang Of resestefa IT, tla ~
tetust OF tue Pilgrim Hug. he c"lh II
tho srpoa. aaco of tue lstsos, Hbot nm ur. ID.
Tho teteusu ees up WIS drunkenness. ~l'!cll 'aAs
Intterly sased tue uecls Of many tnhrortr' ~
,h.s cly, Lut iu this ca4o IL lloTed A4du1!1 !tnF.
, 1876-01-08

dsfoat this nomination By causing It
to sleep 10 committee. 1ne. oppo'itiou g ths
confirmation Comes from tbs friends cf the
non r:natlon, Ot these .hr." are i've ~io TAX.
y eceIeuce nver SicFoety IN tho list. Ho1na OF
tho live very sneciaI friends Of ttlotnbtra Ut
the Military Committee. and uste sup1 ,rted BY
the lat or fnf the nlaes to VII Gu stcFee1y has
tcen nominated. Tho nppo TT a TO McFesIy 10
very p.uuonucoJ, but hls defeat does not oow
Tin pass.re Of Tho Centennial appropriation
u III depopd 10 eou1e eAtont upn, tho fate oi the
Gene ii Amnesty hi IN Tho i1ouao. Tbrl. oi
tre fnsts-e,xhk CJ.,fe 1eratc Qourra!s III tbs
lloute aud Beuats met to daV TO sbfet upon tile
subject. They doc.ded that II tho General Am.
nest7 bill uas passed, moulding anues.s for
Jcf1 Davis, ther you'd vote I. r Ito Centenn:k1
appropriation, ana They ~ nosiatu Randall vino
has Tho Centennial spe:ialls NJ hart. iha ex-
ConfedeJates also .tated that tl.y would acoopt
the oath prepared bs lEaine. but wouIu not no-
Z. Ut bid Pr n ,sItfou tn excuds jon Darta from
| a general aulbeaty. Thoy raId that thoy moro
tho morn Inclined to ID irotn tEe tact that
tue Republican House In two former Congresses
pas."d TWO gsnstal Amnesty bills which ad~
sni:ted 5sa D.vss 70 sshnes'5.
| Gov. Beve1idge Ii hcss aud will remain eono
| daYE.
j. T. scammon will stay hero until about J&a.
IT,. Emery 4. Hlorrs IL hefe for week. John
G. Doe will stop hero soae tlnlo.
LOUISIANA.
blr Wheeler expresses ytrY RFDAt surprise thak t
| the LouIni 4na Legislature ttas uvertAruwu tile
! WhHo|er cotnpsoniro. 1lc sAys that darlng tbs
Hlnln,~r Le has Iece,sed hunursd4 Ut lottas IRON,
| trading men OF all parties aud of oil c1asaes II,
| Louisiana, fu winch the belief aaa expressed
/ ;bat tho compromise would tnruru tho per1n4-
ne,,r safesv aud Prosperity Of tho state. Au-
othel LeRiHiatute would lave been elected III
| iUu days. which wol,lo h1va takeD tile t1Aea Of
| tue al 1ntefim Government arranged by the
compromise. Mr.. WAeeIer tltaaB IL now vary
| possible that tho esrcots Of Esw Drfeans uIA,
aRatn run witt, tuod. aud t.at tt,s ecaues Of tic
| peun revolution may he e-es.sc,cd.
liz The .fsfot1a{eu jTets.l
| NJ FuHTAER cIlAsuEH.
WAsu1NdToN. u. e., Jan. 7.-secrotary Chm.
! dlefauttor.zea the statement tlAt 10 further
Kvne, al ch1nga IL contemplated IN the 1nssFios
| Dss arsulort. and It IA useless to make YPp1ca-
| tiop for app3iiltman&.
| CONGRESSIONAL counTEHrEs.
Tho men,Lcrs of tie H"use Cummitteo on
| Fote'un Nolatipos ea',ed At tho Executive
Man. ion to-day mud paid thcir respects to the
Flesdens. lie Waya and aeaua COMMITTEE
wlll tly their tearec q Tomorrow.
, 1876-01-08

Sptciai p.spa'th tu Ias fh.raso Tri5uht.
TopEIA, knu.. jan. 7.-Another attenlpt to
ewindie :ho State out Of ucarIy s25 0b0 w.s made
to-day. On Wednesday Il. J. l'eacock. Chair
san Ut tho Board os touuty ComsnissioAata Of
Fofd County, eame tn tie Capitol aud offered
Auditor Witder 4lT,00U iu tho bonds 1T Ford
Cuuutr and e7.(1U0 Ut ST." aru County for sa!a.
THO Auditor suspected that all ~aI not right,
and. on examination. It WIS tuuud that tue
got.eu out rcsaniug roaco:A /. ON ~ ain getting
no1d Ut them. Ieauook aldn cluu hat 40 had
purchased Tho Loudn froul any oue. and it 10
presumed by Botns tLat ns 4loue wsa D. tho bot
ioi,i of tho scheme. Il good deal OK e1cncueut
haA leau causad BY thu oxpbsuro.
, 1876-01-08

OT THWAt CAN. =
OTrAwA, Can., Jan. al. 7. l. ". Fcnuook,
bruko1a aud iosurAuce agents, OF tbs cityt 4aso
submitted . statement OF lhctr a1asra, showing
l.abttttn to tho an1uut OF 83,0UD and Assets
OF SI77,10u. Their creditors have agreed to &C.
csrt full aYnont III Que, two. and Three years,
without IutetaBt.
, 1876-01-08
CASUAL TIES,


FLOOD OatJAGH
steta! biaI1ieh 10 fIL:CiI:ua3 Tri5ane.
1.EIoi1, Wiz, Jxu. 7.-l., rerious 1a,hout o.
cnrfel a: Roclton 'i.sa nlGEn'ng, the pressure OF
high water making bal sea.; iu tue raco and
dong largo damage 10 ty,l unu,es OF FIakin's
touinE-rl.tI and W.ddoy 'yon's nachtne-shops
Ito other facforicB On tht. power. iucludnx thn
paper-ufts of the Sorsns.Gst Paper Com any
and uraancs, Smith & Co.. of CLlcago, will b%
unLhI, tn r'.Il for a week Dr two at Ic8st Tit
"orls OF seiairing VIII bt cnusneucoa Ut oucs.
, 1876-01-08

St. JoHErn, Mo-. Ian. 7.~--Ftank Brown. con-
s!ctrd Of n'nrier, uho, with several other pr,so-
ac1s, ,eecared frna4 Jail III THU, city on the 2B.h Of
octoteE, has been rocap.u:c cd at Muakogec, l.
T., aud rd4ufnotl here. flIs,re Ii no claw sot a.
to tue whereabouts Of tho r1tsonera whu escaped
with UroTn.
, 1876-01-08

81 fc'0f H7stHifch a 7'Nt EAicuqo Tri5Hne.
CAMBRIDGE Ci1I. Ind, Isn 7.-Last niebt,
dusing dispute betwcon t;so Constabea named
Barnett sud s'royor. the hatter doat Barnett
eesern torrac h1oHs. WHICH, wil. prubatlY result
III Liz death. sitrcyer baH b ocu arrested.
, 1876-01-08

-.
no,
MD 10 n'fo WIN . 81 w h""'' ~
pshA" don't bother mo TO- l ',o'o I'll" ""N
Quuk 70 'e'af". ,i W. r,.s..s ~, .t.. - ~
~ "" A No
ak1"'o a"'u ~ oo'.
1nS do'aotn" t'oa'u''s ~ lH'n"'o p..v1' s"u
70 hsleon cnafihoto ~" 'emk.o"n ~. "a
As sso1e *soo.oVV' VI @u'nI S.o''.o ~. e,oA
aociat'on MAKING p,opos a'u"s a., .~se s'.ase
ma mora. ves.e ."..s' .,,s.a". "av ~" t',,tn '
"s.'
-Four .npuusas ae". saa"';,s w. a,s,,,,,uaa ,s ~
pessu*s'on "on. :. - ha,", ,.,,. .no ~
tos'u@1.", - D.. ,,,,a ,,s,as.a 1,;..a,1 ~.
tuem "Ae wv -. ~. .,..,:ns ~ H..
aAao'a"o ."'o'. ~ w. .s.s -. H. .s. ..',..s< .' .".'
tsao po''os@'oA - '''''' :" ""'"Aa '0'
alo'
The Ros. Uf. Aodee. 'ho sehcFa"'e ffa7oV'
ieriAn theo'of!au' has ~sssssn 'esseF 70 TUG
newspapers defending lilo actlon OF fflncetoh
College III ptohibittng hecfot soc'ot'os. nc
mtkos out very ssroug caso. and shows thas
Princeton deserves credit Tor pointing out ths
way Tie otnof Colleges suou!u 'o''o"'
It il now reported In Hiofary crcIes III l.n'
stsuj that Max aluElcr's resignation OF llta post
n Oxford Vas fea''y orought ABOUT w tno o'Ha-
prepsblo social results Of h1s vcllemcnt and out-
spoten advocacy Of tho Gorman csuso during thu
Frauco-dasman war u l57o-7l. and sbas 1'o III
tsnds to remove With lila family 10 Dresden.
yFs tsar moro Of our oil frienj q. T. Butter.
nov ,n,t Conptost has settled down to rork,
n ,,Yt Nav York for Wasbiuetou Wednesday,,
III ia I, ,ielIyar rho Fourth al july o.at,on At
Torol1 Masa. u,susme occurred bcfure that
~ 1uduo t1u.s on tie lit Of counsel Of tho
C..t.,n Railroad n, TIM NAV. tai1r,a,!a n. .nka
.i-...-. s.I.,ll,us r,,av ,rsvat u,nv, n, hor.
HsAhse peo4eA'""' AMY e'"''' '"AA' =" A
" 'ato'n,. ,1 tbo ooaut 1o.nne.. grl,es to til.
New York Sun I'd interesting lotlar concerning
The Hon. Mrs. Norton, whose SECOND na'r'ase
divorced from l,or husband tudor tho most dis
t.ossns circumstances Is recently mt: s ssa'0a ~
several American newspapers. she "as' no"-
avar cha,p,t1 vi,1, ndnliorv. In a cfjpa con. Rutt
49,. 4'.I.a. n-I sIs1ho,rro t,,on PRIME
lliui tor Of EnRlarj, by hur husband. Tie
nt.in,ify v.s nor.auItad: Mrs, Nortou's limo.
p'A'u'a. "aa =" H. .t,.,o,.,,on =, t,,.
5 ans 10 e ueyes ansa CO
:. .8 "e1
lilo eeas soclotY'
Tho projected marriage between tho Dno
dAumalo aud the Ptiucesa 1hyfa causes 1000
deal Of gossip Ia Eu,oEe. Tho Duke Is close
ron, "A and . ri,owor. tha pd,ca.. A vounr
ladr OF "a SUMMERS. A better match could pot.
therefore. Lo dey,sod- d-accurdipe to the notiops
,, IT,, T.:,...., ., r..-,,o ~.
plo7a4cAs VI VIZ @o"stto"t " 1u'"fo'
political consequences OF soch IN a''lance "en''
, 1876-01-08
QUINCY. IL


Qu1SoE. ILL.,, ian. 7.-1'1e Lusiueas community
was startled this morning by tls announcement
that ). J.. Bartlett i Co. bad mAde ~ asBien-
uent. Mr. Naltlc.t vtstcs that tho assignment
Maa made pecehBars OF Hceount OF complications
III settling the ealato of DECEASED partner.
, 1876-01-08
N W f07K

New YonK. Jan. 7.-pa.l,p a.iner. tea NOR
as,Aut, who 1nau.gaz sightoen stores, seAstered
all over tho city, has failed His liAtlllt'es asa
flj50Oo. aud lis assoks e35,0
, 1876-01-08

KIhi.! CHANGES.

1TISSOAOI1o
yotics liz Lrtr5y E,ycn tiat lha ia5taertlp lately
,t,nIs uuss kto nrm uamu aud ktyae at J. u. Aors
Il CI wa diasoysl GU JaA. 4. D. ls'J, W Mutual
H. d Reeve IL authorized to ae.t|e all datu du' to
4ul oNel /; tus urn'. J. y. A0t:A, ,,,o,,p,
i. IL. u. kANDERVC0HT
oncAno, Jan. o, 1876. Ii. u. AE1.fE.
Tus unlrrsgI cd 1--we tais tlAy formed co-n.ten:s-
.ht,, .,l! + nv ftrn Vi sIof4. iesyo va fof
lbs trA.xtou o{ T. usr'l Wnu!es4e Aho saass
tud ,ol.rco buxIuess 1t No, e6 El4t MaIi4ou-ak
-~~ AHTll4Sf X NORA
CanoA1o, Jan. I, l31f. ii. u. hEEse-
Tua hu.lu - lst> >atore aonn Vt No. lb1 East Wsnu'
cou1un- i, uul VII lit hess.IteF canducted ahusF n1@
natr,a uiIu kltatlou ~ uuuYs, ao4%a w.
EuICAtu. IAu. |, lo.F.
, 1876-01-08

LOUISVILLE EtEAHtA 3-H0uSE.
LoriaylLtk, Jan-Iho banks Of Louisville
hGyo organized Cleariug.uou establish neus
With c5p sal Of nearly $4,000, ,00J. BuMueas bas
osRuu u,tder VERT favor Rolo auapltcs. the clear
,ugs Ut tho Aras day amounting 10 81, ,GuJ,Uoo.
, 1876-01-08

WARRINGTON. D. G., Jsn. B-l =. m.-For the
uppo' Lakes, shr Lower Alsai4spp sud Lover
M'ss7uit Valleys. pssty c.ouoy weather. .l,xhs
chanass in temperature duriuH tue day, aouth.
ex4t 10 touAhsHt Wilde. ana rain or spoW III
the Ioilhrin POI TIL u Ills upper LkAe tegtou
uni oEth Of AlIsaour'. followed by riBlny 6ar.
uu.etor, ntrlhcr3y 70 wtB:eriJ wluda aud lower
temter1tura aultug the nigh,
FoE New Eng'*nd. Northern New York, and
tho Lower Lakes, !ucreasing u:oudiueYY, sioaly
!iaiuR temperature, suuthsA*t to southwest
Winds, lalIlus baromotsr. followed BY light
RIM. ......
LOCAL 0u8EnVA1IoNa.
, 1876-01-08

9rA1aGTIri+u. H.. Jun. 7.-~Deteclse E. q.
Ra:hoonc, Of tin Secret vice, setegt taphs from
EaaSllle tonight that ho las arrested tlere Dr.
Dals. 't,ute. felfet. villa w!l be hero Tor pre-
EullAarv e1Ailliu4tluu tom srrow.
, 1876-01-08

,ftriat D3xD1tt34 to f1r Calea9o Tribune.
3Ici.nEsoG, t., jan IA Ta.uIer uamed
john Weislcr nn. nBtat' !ly killed to-day at Hay
"aid. llInn. Dv his 10 III. ruuutns away aud IN.
atantly breakiay Iii neot.
, 1876-01-08
A WHOLE TOWN oauo-ep,

ST. JosErH. Mo-, Jau 7.-At Osborn, NO., on
tho Hannibal K St. Josepi, nai:road. burgla<1
Inst night broko Into drug e:oTe, stoe quan.
sits OF ch1orolorm vi |, wll,cl, tboY drugged th<
"noa tnHn. They wont IL, puph botlI l,o.e1s,
~ the A,nre5. and tnRnv private resideucsa.
iher teclred se .crai thousan al dollars ana es-
caoed.
, 1876-01-08

HpetIoE UiA0Qleh % 7hs tHIeao1 1FspH'H.
KANSAS CtrY. Mo., Jan. 7.-Df. u. J. c'Cou-
no.. tor the lass i've yoaEs Occupying tns, poa.'
,loo OF ch,os closk In tue General 1:.raigAl
Agents Dspartmeu, Of tbs Kunuas CiEy, 1T,
Jossph i Council BuHs Aoad. IN this c ity, VI.
scoudea last week Friday. &ud tu-day. II oxan,
cs.n srnuuLt sas .uort VI, Q0U. aud TINT be was
usfau4vr to that amount, Tla dRv oe.ore luz
dopal turs 10 cuilcctsd from tim 4nd, .l,lfureu!
.strvads sj oJ0 cast. and 1t s shuui tut be had
AIuut IS Ut9 wuen ha lsft. 40 usu Al iu suyl
cases, thvre was ~omAn 1t tho boit 1m OF Il ali
- notrd female cbarautet teayiuR t.a city w,tl
hIm. U'Co, uer was soldier uus' M8 tho Int
Var. and ~aA veil thought OF by N AaY auAlnes4
aud railroad men III Tho city
, 1876-01-08

of these men hsh THREE s.sa1s, the last being bs.
lore Tho Supreme Cou't aud the evidence
against them whs very Atsong.
, 1876-01-08

I. Bakof Co.. dry goota merchants. Ths 40.
t'fe continuity suffers severely. Ttte amount ot
.oea y lse!n'asc !, snsiastsd A. $4,000, tbs re-
Na'no, Lima. and M"nroev.l!e, 1nd. William.
nn IL hlao charged with f,ne,np the fra, usa1,
uf litker < Co., hut 10 what smonas i not ri
4sca. tAluei Fl. ~
, 1876-01-08

FALL R1yEn. sla.s,, jan. 7.-The banding
Aouse Of Eas,ou i slus suspsudoa t"-dAy.
The suspension cAusca sonas exc'isment at
list.
, 1876-01-08
BUSINESS: HQTlc5S,

f3uFnGtlfM f.0c0Htlt
lTcvsn'H itle H4 from Falling.
1tnIuvt.A Il. liz ltity tnoWlh.
1t!1ut Ure.ay 1t Ir S.iCty.
l.cnse+ Eo Dita} rSaa:!c UloY.
.'r..I!t.tA leIs4: ltry Hair.
DCEFETt.I tnc JANE
6 ,n.h.ts tus fTr lstrl Scaln-Hkin.
Aialrls liz. Hit i.c I I.uHtsu.
In t,o: ait Al u AuIIc tfaah.
Hills II 'Htlr,lt7
t3neA Nav LIT to the Hair.
uCRNETT'b C,tc1AikE
1tc,ulina Lol 'rst In Effect.
, 1876-01-08
4 POSTAL Ro1oEa.

sntsf.t Nitra!Ih t. TAt EA.ctloo Tribune.
SrH1SartELp. ill., Jau. The cases OF th&
postal robber Nonsten mi ths DlRgs gang ot
coi'nsel fcaters will soon Denny a,tauttou. Mat.
e. owoll. Special Agent of tho Postal Depart.
mtnt. ia Aola to testify In tbs fsrmes and only
tI,o ov,don of Cl,ief WaAlsblrn III needed iu The
liter lila assistants haVo already bern ez-
n.uIAtH.
, 1876-01-08

ToLxDo, O., jan. 7.-fho Ct numerical thtl
morntuK, haa Information tuat I .lsxander WAl
isuls0u, prouiil eut buslness m ~, OF Delnore
Pusuan, County, o.. hAa absoJH ,ed, leaving un
settlsti claim. ta tho amount of 'aioo 600 moro
Williamson VI. tho props!etor<n lhs Calaaonl'
dtAye Company xnd notub,E Of tho asm of II
, 1876-01-08

GaASD nAPtns Mich, Jau. 7.-Wondsrly i
Co., lnmbcrMsr, suspenIad to-day with llabsll.
LEA Ut oysr e2U0, ,0JU.
, 1876-01-08

Perfect !1rtlst II !-.ssvcryhotiy sh nnlt
Sais thar Laalh III Is than Mnnry. 1t "a criminal
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, 1876-01-08

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-01

Morton Commandery, No. 4, Of this city, started at
ten o'clock yesterday from the Masonic Temple for
Philadelphia The Knights numbered $50, and were
headed by GrafulIa's band They were under COM
mand OF Eminent Sir yere. s. Baker, with Major T.
Kent as Captain General The command proceeded to
Sandy Hook, and there took train to Philadelphia
where they were received by Philadelphia Command
cry, No. 2, under Gcncralissmo Sir William r. Costcn
bader. Morton Commandery takes handsome banner
for the Gree Commandcry No H. OF Norfolk, Va, aud
OF gudons for Portsmouth Commandcry ofVrginia.
Hugh do Pavcn Commandery, No. J., OF Jersey city,
left Tor Philadelphia al two Y. NJ, under command Of
Eminent Sir NJ. ~ Drohan. Thcy joined at New
ark by Damascus Commandery, No. s, ut New Bruins
wick by CGur dc Iaoa Commandery, No. s, at Camden
by Cyreno Commandery, No. 7. At this place they
met by the Grand Commandcry of the State,
under Right Eminent Sir William L. Newell, Grand
Commander, and about 200 knights from Burlington,
Trenton, Elizabeth MiIlvilc and Bordcntown Tho
party then crossed TO Philadelphia, where they
made their grand entry about O'Clock yesterday
evening.
in the afternoon Manhattan Commandery. No. 81, OF
this CITY, took the o'clock special train the Penn
sylvania depot in Jersey City. They headed by
the Scvcniy.nrst Regiment Band. Clinton Com
mandcry. No. IA, OF Brooklyn, with delegations from
ID. Witt Clinton, No. ~, and ST. Elmo, No. 81, by
the train Cmur de Lion Commandcry. No %,
lett at four r. NJ, escortng General Charles Roome,
he Grand Commander OF tho State. and his stall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-01

usual itanics and devotional services marked for
the month, but the Church OF the paulst Fathers
IN FIFTY ninth street, the was made 10 serve
for the performance Of May cantata, which cele-
braton siuguiarly beautiful and impressive, and one
which, when executed as Il was last night. with
al that sweet music and brilliant costumes
could do to enhance It's charms aud develop
It's sacred sugeestlveness, could not but
mike deep impression upon the mind SO the great
congregation who oiled the church IRON the portals 10
the altar rails seemed 10 think, every appeared
intent upon the ceremonies and lifted up apprc
cation Of the religious illustration they intended
to convey. The Coronation Of the May Queen the
name given 20 the celebration, and IL intended 10
represent the GROWING OF the Queen OF Heaven by the
celestial host the close OF the month specially dcd
icatcd to her honor. Alter prelude on the organ,
procession entered the church. and while moving
along The aisle the children composing II sung
ponses TO the htany which two acoytes. kneeng
before the altar, intoned.
Amer the chanting OF the litany the children sung
selection; then eight little girls sung tue coronation
hymn, after which they crowned the Queen OF May
She, rising upon drapcd pedestal, sung beautiful
little hymn entitled s'Oh. Vision Bright" and al It's
close fourteen small children surrounded her and
strcwed flowers before her. HAIL virgin Dearest
Mary. was then sung and the celebration brought
10 u close by the Queens greeting TO the children