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NfAIsrNE Nt1sI1AI,S.

Ths scArs Cs1t and Myrtle tried conclusions IN
the rrcr yesterday. and tae former lost an anchor.
stock, a rathead, and portion VI her rau.
Tho ". II. Hawk!ns arrived in port without her
foscma4t. yesterday, and new spar tIas bern scut
for 10 rep1acs tts lost oac, captured by sou out.
side.
Tbs Mary 4. Gregory wl1I get now jibhoom in
plncc Of ono lost outsIdo+
bartholomew Ma9oney, who wba employed n
cook on tho schs F.. ]. Bailey, suddenly disap.
pcarcd from, tho yctsai at Toledo. Tuesday night,
and Il IL thought hc has bccn murdered.
The schf y. q. Leighton, which met With dfsas-
ter Oh Forty-Ails Point, Lake Huron, arrEscd
Tuesday morning at 11ilwouicc, In tow Of the tug
Prindlylllc, Thp ycsse lues not iaaS bcy0hI ths
caVacltY uf her own pumps. &hongh GsoAn,. pimp
was In operation on board an extra safeguard.
llcr boltnn, ia badly chAfed. and, - soon A. Aqr
carEu VI cu1l IL Fcnovcd, shc will 10 dockcd for fc
pairs. .--.
Tie scow AEnapcc, in collision with tho sehr
CuygtluEa Of i.lihinyton Saturday last during q
fns tnst her boNrprit and jbboufn aud the latter
had her cabin damaged. The Ahnapees NA*ter
Aayk the EuYRhEra fellow did II while running Tree.
Tile scaw was nIi tho Atatbourd tack and blew his
horn, hut her Captain rays tho cnyahasu did nas,
and. Instead of Keeping away. she put hcs helm II!
mud attempted To cfoas tho others bow, With thc
Fcrnlt stated nboye. .....'
Thu mate OF tho sclr 1tsn,ntck was knocked in
tho heYd Tucsday night at Lar csly hy hylns
iron, nn sa ssul was broken md hraln4 knocked
out 1t 10 thonsht hg canuok Survive. lie lenscs
wlfc and child ut k!neston.
, 1877-06-14
EDUCATIONAL.
R.aa4ak EAttsr1tnk tn III III 4knna

KGNostlA, Wis, June l3.-Tha commence
ment exercises for tS117 TOOK pMec II kclnwr
Hall thEs aitesauon. In 1t. pcter's Chanel.
Seven young lal!es-sf'ss Mary Charles, Of Ra-
clnc, Wis; Miss Helen Evans, oi stfrator, ILL.,;
Miss Sarah Forsyth. ot Chicago; Miss J.oufsc
Hamilton, OF Fons. .iu Lac, Wis; !1tss Nellie
New liayv,,, Cun,I.; Miss Gertrude Wilson. ot
Clieagu-gecrtycI gold medals. MID pre Ilow
graduatcs ni tllts Institution, The essays real
were fine Efforts, sud reelected great honor W
pupils and school. A great mauy atruugcEs
were tn attendance.
, 1877-06-14

H9fc}dI D3JpQ5ef 70 1A1 1T360NA,
FoAT Huaox, Much. ,Junc l3-10 .. m.-DuwM-
saualac, Havana and basges, Swallow ard harges,
Howard and eon.ort, Yu.emlts aud eonsosts schts
Antelope, Angus Smith, c. J. Wells, Ewcns.
rr-rsop. Il. Holland, Huron City, William
cowlc, Ilpssla, 81. Albums. Aanltaba, Tioza and
oarxe., +. u. Hale and tow. Rslet2h and cunsost,
v, T.. Moore aud eonsost, Ohio md oafgcs, Mta'
cral lock aud basges; schfs Alsa praaley. fsyette
y.owu., J. Z: harrison, Escanaha. Fam Flint,
Three Dellt, John u. kolflgc. Christina Nilsson,
NastagaIsctt, w. II. Hounds.
Wtsp-SoptAwest, gentle: weather fus-
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GEORGIA FICTION,

AUGUSTA, Ca. June 13.--Pasttal returns from
fasty-eight countles give e,0l3 majority In i&ror
Of calling Constitutional Convention. Tho
tndIcatiots aru that The vote will be In tho
affirmative.
ATLANTA. ua., June 1a-Slxty-aI1 counties
giye aaUO0 ma}ustty fur the Convention. Coun'
ties Of tho line Of railroad 10 hear from. II
will probahly require tAs official count " deter
mine the result
, 1877-06-14

Capt. Nicholson, of Detroit, has received pack
age o5 pstntcd circulars. OF forms Of agreement,
which the vessel owners Of, the 1skes will BE- re.
1ueate during The Gaming week. Of before iltc aGth
tnht..t eign. Cp to last evening tho documents
had not been received herc.
Eotne vesse -hwncrr arn getting scared nt The ON,
tnons ratlrnad war, which threatens reduction OF
rates on grain to u cents PR 100 ponndt. But
that 1art year.
Torn 10 l,afrslo. .e II still taken by veprc1
and owners, and It bothnn sou1c. who will nut
pentes are paid out ot II, II indeed they arc paid.
, 1877-06-14

Dnpaxron1, ILL.,, June l3.-AansvEp-Mes.
chant, Lasallc, 8. 400 bu corn. $50 bu ryo. 10 ha
wheat; Plank, LocIpoft, 8, 700 In corn; cayu:a,
Locspott, b, 500 bu eurns Jack llobcson, fasa'is.
i. 500 bp corn; Aop.auk. Loekposs, 1850 1rle
nous. =, GOO lbs meal; Maple Lesf. Loekpart, Us
pElE lQuF.
CtEAnxp-snnrtar. IaSa.le, ~. D.o It Lumbar,
So 900 lath bUu pusts; City NJ Henry. Henry }
4;!a G t9utse: ll'dafe, leary, loo, Is lumber
UntuGklt,nr, juno 13-O p. ua.--AKAlyEp-0. L.
Hoolh, EtIca, T. 900 ba corfu. .u
cLK4Rxn-I: Msaatd, Kankakcs Feeder. 0, 600
Il lumber. II, 100 4 !ath; MohaWk itlic. Kan
t. .Alama No. 2. .Os!aaa, ", G:7 q lunbes,
II, hAU ln1h; M1n1Auk, Loekport, I. 500 bu What
MapIs Leaf, Loekpost, q. 1T TN cats.
, 1877-06-14
LAKE rRTtG1rTa.

CHICAGO. -rseIghh wcro In better demand Al
unchanged rates. C!nstcsa: To nuGa!a: Prop
Vanderbilt. curn. tl.snugh; prop --. tnal1 lot
wheat; shss Locke, unrner, and Min, corn Ut &C.
70 Kingslun: schsa Monticello, West Side, md
Yatertown, corn At 4sic. TO osaenshulg: Prop
Ehampiain, corn. 10 Eatnia: Prop Portland,
corn. Capacity. IL, QUO bu wheat and 237, GOO bl
EUs4.
, 1877-06-14

4 Ttt1NtME1f's CO3frLArNT.
grain trimmer wants Tue TnturaE to say thai
10 ''wouIl sooner work for tho elevator At 90
thousand than for tho t,osscs who charge e. 90
to eana soa why nss te s}sx1G
The sca1plu2 practice In tr!mningT'
, 1877-06-14

MARQUETTE.
sbseiot D;spatth to The 7ftbunt.
MARQUETTE, a3lc!i.. yune i3.--ANntvEp-rfop
se!at, Chamberlain: et1.f John Martini.
ELAnEp-lfops superfor Il. j. liackeit, Cor.
morent. rchrs sandtstky, William MeGresor,
Charles Wall, bahama.
rAt+Eu ltr-rrops icerlosa. Garden City.
powa-r1op City Of Fremont.
, 1877-06-14
ERR r..

Epeciai Mtpateh to Tie 7fttuns.
ERIE, Ta., juno III. J.--EsTrnEb-~Echrs Phantom,
Lnvea. Emma, 4. II. Heals.
DxrAn7unEk-1'fop Duyid Dalichttnc; echss
Alexander u. Moore, roftnxc, Z. T.. Beatk.
, 1877-06-14

nr1yAto, June 13.-ycssela pa4.lng Welland
Cunal the last twenty fons houTs:
WEsTwAnt-Props st. A!baus, OgdonsbuEr To Chi.
eago; Lake Erin. Montreal Ia Port Dover; Canada,
Montreal 10 Chicago: Asgyie. Quebec 10 Gay city;
barks rcnokec. Kingston to Etici Mystic Star. Os-
vega to Milwaukee: Nessto Hstwick, Mcteas 10
Marquette; sei,rs william RaynaFd, Fn's tayen to
Toledo; Queen Of tae Lases. Toronto 70 Black
barks Willis KILLER. Hay City to Toledo: WAwa.
wosh, Hsy city ia Kinlston: Emerald. vern,lli!on
rulaf, 1. D., u Gntllns nar snandon, xnrmtlsen
kingston; setra Ecs!!e Wilder, Caicaga 70 Kings.
ton; 7. II. Avery, Aus4egoR u Kingston; Her.
muda, Point JsyrwIll tu uahAwa; 4. ". Lucky.
black River 10 Toranto.
I,tAEIlANHfNu At THk EEEYAfQN-uark David 4.
Wr1ls, Chicago 10 ltufAfo.
CIEAkEn-Ftop y. u. Fattbanls ecal 10 Chs.
Chicago. na0 Ions ut taie; Gsanssr, coas 10 Nil.
Waukcp, 7l5 tons, nt NC. ....s.
CMArTxHs--Scl1 Fcnsaukcs, II. 3. Cr0sthWnite,
Harvey Bisacli, WABASH, 41can. Thomas a. scott,
alt at 10 cents; schrs InteheF Hoy. tirnnGur. J. o.
T'haysr. Mend, coal 70 Milwaukee at W cents; aud
F,txgcEald. coal to Milwaukee on y. T., reported
NJ tJc.
, 1877-06-14


...... Cue Auo, H.. june I. ls77.$
Sealed proposals. tn duplicate. With copy q thl: ~
ss1iteepI etiachs4. Will b. ssestsed at eh4 aGc1,
J1as II is77 ~ fuIu!shIDs 80 auowas sHpo!ss foF
sueh p!aeIs IL thla ettY = May b. requfed1
Ths aaosc 10 br paa for saon fund4 aSs sppFo"
pfstea b. Cougtcas fur tAAt pufpust:
~ barrels rElMa n,css poFsi - barrels @ess gos9}
TOO barrels hIxh RFoan1. well drcAssA straight "
Ho Ipuaaa ldsnAnt:ns saades " to Ronaa oo55s4 III;
terzte4 so4p+ In 1r4pted 0oxga 10 Fallona asd o ~
tn ea4ed tes: ~ pouads breAkfAat a*s9a Sa9
gr1pui.ix4 .nssI: f barred: soo p'aa4' oAt paeA'
Ft0pu.s will " Fecsl, cd luhlect 10 Ahe uspA con.
titivhy and mrA bc accompanied ~ samples.
tkuk Proposals II further Information VII e 4ut.
pIsAcI u aErilt s.Lon y tAls ctdt4. y. r. SMALL
LAyuF and c. g.. Utt. Brig '0eas u-h -
, 1877-06-14

han1ed thl& senson, nad II farorable charter can
ID obtained rho snhy be rent otef the salty Reas
In the fall. She rates abont Il 2.
, 1877-06-14
MARINE NEWS.
how New Government Steamer Went
Down with Army Officers
pianos on Board.
4 Trip tp Lake Superior, and The Manner in Khlfb
faneusen Spend Their Time.
Fu1l-Sized Canal-Schooner
Sold for $4,000.
Nautical Accidents, Port Nows, Lake
RraiHhts, Etc.

HEARD FROM AGAIN,
Clerk Halter tells how passengers enjoy lsfo on
the strs lfurd on her Lake Superior trips. Here 10
another of lila toys:
.1anc :-Aftcr leaving Chicago vo had fnc run
down tic lake calling Ut alxsnkce and west shore
torie.
tHnc s-Tfs day w&s paned Ia going rp Bauts fttcr.
While rsstinG up this beautiful slscr will give N n1
count IT how paas Tins away while ht ses. After
tfta&faN m hour II r1sscd In quiet stokc on tho
af.eTacck. and Tho balance II she morning Il pent 10
reaala .playfns. etc After dinner the .Irc's
!hifd ~ 4ui. i GsIhets az. iiappeninF tlusn 10
ens eas VIZ s ra for 1t. fsSi ss
inac: IT. tonls eohsisttd OF rafe. knife E1uad co"n
fst % ~. H. iii I'D r.: f. c sa
sS; f :i.s;f III; s ssf; IN: i; s::
1%n ., HI a ssfs H., 'nssns otfa osx.
ssl q" ef "!ss n
June 1-last night waa xcry, cold. THIS morning
Tass
Ea5le i1st toia.K A. tEss. Itstbr s's engineer
Il !ssaef y ~ f:ans
Al present i q just wllo enough aio~ boat 70 70
sfda snd s',e, IosK xiekcj cnoash: ~ '. s""''
jnne N0rutng unis US a. ptirtnEc Late. Discharge
t esso ~ ssS rs.h th r.
mornis gf - r. i wsfG ~ r.; \. t1Y sss T
ss L bssa e. e.
t"ass ~ ii .n1 vesher & sh' hat atfa
IT, IT,
W. e s5sif nssn 1 I'D 1.9s
nS Ss q iS xna %
W ss @ fsp =. h%oa;Ss tsss
Estca and Caauda, ~"'
, 1877-06-14

CHICAGO. ST. PAUL L MNNEAP0LB LINE
Ticket olees ~ CIatkst and = ktn1!e Street Depot
Le.ve: Arrive.
#. Patti 4 Minneapolis Ex ;. si0n0 a. tu 4:n0r IT.
St. Paul d MhnczpoM Ex Il 0pDp. 1n Il t:.so m.
, 1877-06-14

KAEBAB UrTT / DENVER SHORT LINER
uhlsn Dtpot. West Side, Nadtsoh.n- bfiigt md
Twenty 'thtrd.st. Ticket uhJce. III Raudo1ph-ss.
, 1877-06-14

ThtstesEners Of lhls CoinraaT wig ~, every SUE.
day from llrenlen f1rr fnht Hf Ihtnt' H.. fntkr1s
!tatea Of nst.*V--fraH hr~ iars r. kaatl,At,pton,
Lutlnu 1&Sre, ahl tfcmtn. ffHt cabin, *Ia1i srGonl
eaLlu SUI kull: ptee1aEx, KX cu!feAcy Fur frulxns
Of p4sasvt apnlY u UEtI{lEItS 4 10.
1poxstnE tircgn, Ecw iuFk.
, 1877-06-14

tue oilers oI other Eekpohslblc paTllesl was ac-
lest, Thosc who voted In faYor Of lis accept
anrs we're Carroll, Cleary. Conly, Mccai!ey; and
johnson. The pressure On these indiyiluals
tequcnt meeting of tbs COMMITTEES
thslr action was. reconailered: Walker
nla.'e proposition tor cffers, to reduce bis bid
sS , ed' s 70 III Gfo y, 'y;nEsYGt: E Msys IT. sn
Walker a9rceing 70 furnish hlcNei! all the stoua
that Maa needed. Tlhs contract was put through
ss s,, GeupE 1,,lx ne'S Ssp ,es'sS sSea M e se;s; Ct
Nuiley, TaIof,' snd johnson. rhqss VIII
voted IN the ,ucgasiye we're Ayars. BufdIck,
Dgste, unsnths1| nsFting. Lone,gan, an.t ~
ihst liz award b. made to MeEen ! son, Cam:
missioner Schmidt, Ia accordance With the pro-
Cramms previously la!d out, changed his vote
t. ths attif%at.ye, for tho pu1pose; pposs;,,a -
II Tlctsupoa' sata' comMis,!oser neidaa: si.s ~
previous agreement. moved to 10y the motion
10 sesou.aler upon the tabls; apl 4 wns agreed
10. That settled tAc question. and the brethren
genuine Que, the final ssttleuent Of tho affair
sulghe bayo been held ,ju abeyapcc toE
uus Or two weeks. aud during thYt Inter
~ soa's qns IT,, Of H. x Eight s nst, s,os hass s
the reconsideration. IL was 70 prevent any
break OF thls kiud that schmidt, whose rots
was unnecessary, mada bis motion TO recon.
slider.
While McNcil's bid waa 4la5,0 lover than
The amount At which 1t had been ortg'.
naily intended to give thu JOB to Walker.
yet 1t Tas not ths intention that that
discrepancy should long continue. A. WAS
suggested In Tun Tnl1rHE the otler day. tle
intention was to Make up this amount BY allow
auce VI
PERPETUAL BxrR1g.
Walker has already put 1u u claim for tAcae ex.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
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trade kLABER la4 ana 80 East 18TH st., 3idve.
- KLABER a CO.,
- West 5lssL between Broadway and 9tlave Estaf.
U-h-d lsIs. MANTEL~ THING, MONUMENTS, at rs.
ducrd prcss PLUMBERS SLABS q specially
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
NEw-YoRK AND PHILADELPHA NEW

Itb TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Laso ~" folA Tor If.ut1I aud Pulaie. plia a $50
Tor Trenton. -'
Leave Phlalegna from station Norh Pennsylvania Ran.
a9' lld sla ',rsa-st1, at t.fO $3.50, u. 1880,
4.IJ, $50 l. D. ia.
Ieeye Irenion 10 sew York 90 635 sOj 1913 T. NJ
1918, 2 10. $50, tO5 B.. H
rutu Dr-"l Room cars are attached 10 the $50 4 M
1870, 20 p. NJ trains from New YORK the 30 2O M
80 No. trains from Philadelphia. and sleeping Cars % tle
= clock midnight IG from both Sew YORK sad Phlie
piIa.
SUNDAY TKAiNS-Le@ve Ncw-YoTk and Ph.laIel9hia
at9JO 3D., 5SJ, II ,. ~. Leave Trenton at 40 20 H.
-.luU
Tickets Tor sale az foot of Llcr.ys Nos 500 and gu
broadway, Il TIE principal 0te al Olc5s oi tle Erie RsL
way NCW-folk .tI Elo0r and at SO. { CoUrt.,.
Brooklyn Baggage checked u residence go destination.
II. =. bALDN ~. CeA. Pass AgtlL
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
QUARTERLY ELOCUTlONlST, 80 Union
" aqnare Haek nnhbers snppled. AskA LANpALL DIIn

TEACi HERS 0i well-hn0wn ealibre and char
acisri ior private int ruc3i0n families schools College
promptly supplied ,. ". sClfERMEhhOES, Secretary.
American School Institute 80 Last lithst.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08

FREEHOLD ard NEW-YORK RAILWAY
cosnecto1s Lc.y foot Of Lbertyst, for Freehold az
7lJ. ll,45 q. BE-. :, 5.lJ p. %.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
~ IN. n X. AntoIrr eoaorlI Pa,..r Agent. NewYora
EnIGn NAII.EY RAILRNAn.

( FIIlIII ' Al4lIi4 It.NIIIIl'T - -.
ItRRA NGEMEET OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. l.
Ib77-Irsye dcpos oot Of Cclt9nat and nes ~
9Ul M y eht Express dai". for tstOn, bethlehem Al
.eftoy Nanch chunk. Wlkesbar.C ft,aon Nf7 Lin.-
Ithaca Auburn B0cle-tcr Buffalo, Niagara falf, And La
West Puum... 8 Steering coacue, dtiache'l - -. , ,-
'' ROB-. h. rA1 llI~ Supt. anf EnFE
G.uo.al Lasteru gce corner 81 Grl 81. o CJftahO 90
lC4LA-. li. d tAt-..l- A. I.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads

A LBANY EVENING BOATS-PEOpT.F .F,a
LII e,-Drcw and 81 John. leave pier ~ " r. eTsr -
week day, p m. connecting az Albany t3anday esy
ceptedl win uaus rorth and west statoroOms confo,-
warmed Free transfer by boats Of HrO0klyn sr,v
Fare Al 6O 3 H. MAYO, Genl Passr Agt. '"D'"
RRlDGEPORT, and all points on Honsotonic
~ and NanRaiucs Railroads. Far, a. steamer pr'get
ltates tlthaTiucs SID oay tSunday8 exceptej al soa ~
ard irmc'DDrt o., ~ 8. '' D. nv
DALTlNORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
" t-A1t
so p. m. ogWashngion ana the Z R.chBa.d ct.
ion ad no south, king close co. l0u8 for Co..
Chicago. " H'''mDls
leQr NJ. for Waghing'on ard ihc West, and for g.t,
anq ,e south We t,ottpusyi" fuim' from Ne vl
to baltimore and Nastnr.0n making close clrroc yfS
lusDurs Cincinnati, Louisville. ana Hs Iua4 ''''' iof
600 %. m lcf WlaNu~f0u Ih-pugl pYI.s..
Phi idciplna 20 New Orleans. ''tt 'A'Il0n
go D. t1 d0liF, Tor W.singtn N. The 9Jufh and We, v
man sirefD5 from New-l0r> % Baltimore lni .".1
masking cG.e connections Tor Chicago, Cuc.unsu Io
- iOuis. PITTSBURGH tle SoHrh aud South Wr.t @ =
and tl.r -OIth. | '-"-'cinf,
F1r Though tickets, piea-e can 90 ComDlBys oTeo an.
LrOafEar ,se' YORK, ono ~ ticket offers .0 49,, o3
and Dcsfroase sis ouI q f-. oi, Jerfoy Ciiy 'lil4L
Ash FOR JIChLIn VIA BALTIMORE Am cr-,o
RAILROAD ''.O
New-York tribune., 1877-11-08

NEISS DUNERNET. assisted by competent
va masters reopened her golrln4 aud day school for
sti-ave WEDNESDAY september 26. Day 5Oariers
taken 10 the PA alter al carly dinner.