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FACTORS AND TRADERS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
81. .CarOndelet street. ......35
Paid up Capital, 100000
Assets April 30, 1877, $1,2s2,9Os 6e.
ISSUES POLICIES COVERING FIRE RIVER
AND MARINE RISKS
LOWEST TARIFF RATES.
ED. A. PALFREY, President.
JNO. CHAFFE, Vice President.
THOS. F. WALKER, Secretary.
John I. Noble. T. Lytt Lyon,
John Chaffe. Samuel II. Boyd,
Richard Milliken, Joseph McElroy.
II. Warren, VIM. J. Behan.
R. 7. Buckner, B. +. Esehleman.
Sam1 Friedlander, VIM. G. Black.
A. A. Yates. Chas. Chaffe.
John I. Adams, L. G. Jurey
Isaac Scherck. VIM. Hartwell.
r. M. Walmsley. CD. Leeds.
A. H. May A. T. Janin.
8. Fl. Snowden. JOS Bowling,
A. M. Bickham. sci
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BY G. e. Girardey.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
SILVER AND PLATED-WARE. STOCK OF
MATERIAL AND TOOLS OF THE SILL
LISHMENT, MULE, ETC.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE ADOLPHUS
HIMMEI.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
~-1---@~~-@~~-r0~s~s~~-~-~r~><~-~.~
BY Albert Paul.

NEAT FRAME HOUSE ON POYDRAS. BE
TWEEN JOHNSON AND PRIEUR SITS.
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SUN MUTUAL INSURAl
COMPANY.
Paid UP Capital, $500. 600.

Net annual earned pre-
miums and Discounts
and Interest t4e7 .95G
Losses, Expenses, Taxes.
ETC. S2f7,21 u
Reserved fund 10000. and
Dividend on capital 10
per cent. ..............---. 59.s47 47-5e6,765
Net Profit ............---.. T1,20aas
Assets Of the Company es-
timated at their cash
market value:
Stocks, Bonds, Loans and
Bills Receivable .-..-----. 898I99 7gs
Cash on hand and premt-
ums in course OF eollec-
tion.. i36.6g8 -
Dividend paid on stock ten PERI n tper an
mum, and on participating policies twenty DER
cent payable In casn.
This old and reliable company is Issuing poll.
cies on Fire, River AMI Marine risks on the most
favorable terms. All losses promptly adjusted
and settled upon liberal terms at their Office,
50 Camp street. JAMES I. DAY,
President.
Il. GARFEN1ER. Secretary ja8t II
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BY George Pearson.

CONTINUED AND CLOSING SALE OF ELE-
CANT FURNITURE, MIRRORS. CAR
PETS, DRAPERIES. SHADES. BOOKS.
PAINTINGS, ENGRAvINGS,
BEDDING. ETC.
Also
0ne of the Most Complete Dental Office and
Laboratory outfits in the city.
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WV - teNS AS-~s-ASs
Thos. A. Adams.
Sam'l B. Newman.
Sam'l Fl. Kennedy.
John Phelps,
Adam Thomson,
Henry Abraham,
Victor Meyer,
Edward J. Gay.
Joseph Bowling.
Simon Hernshefn,
Simon Forcheimer.
Jos. 3. Wolff,
X. B. Post,
Ed, Pilsbury,
Jno. e. King.
Reuben G.. Bush,
my22 lY
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The bid OF Michael FrawIey being the lowest
respectfully recommend the acceptance thereof,
with accompanying resolutions.
Respectfully,
JOHN McOAFFREY,
Administrator.
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TWENTY EIGHTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
Or THE
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The above statement is just, true and cor
rect transcript from the books of the Company
PAUL FOURCHY, President.
a w NoTsr Saeretary
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Fred'k Camerden
J. l.. Harris.
Andrew Stewart,
Joseph Stone,
George Martin,
Alfred Moulton.
L. @. Jurey,
Edward Male,
Geo. w. Sentell.
A. Levi,
VIM. FL. Matthews.
Paul e. Mortimer,
John V. Moore,
W. 3. Conger,
Henry M. Preston.
J. J. Irby.
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The Board of Trustees this day resolved. that
after paying the annual dividend Of TEN PEE
CENT Capital Stock Of Company. that dividend
of TWENTY PER CENT In cash be paid on
MONDAY. June IL, to those parties entitled to
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1
Milneburg (2) proprietors Of livery stables, COM
planning Of the condition Of Common street, be-
tween Baronne and Dryades streets; (3) citizens,
for the construction of bridge over the canal
at the head Of New st. Bernard street; a. M. j.
Connors, contractor of third draining section, for
| $500 for extra work performed during the late
storm; (5) residents on Palmyra street, between
Rocheblave and Broad streets, for the repair of
the sidewalks; (6) Jos. Tusca, relative to the
condition of the dividing fences Of houses Nos.
449 and 451 Dumaine street, and 90 E. M. Will
liams, for the rebuilding of the breakwater at
Milneburg. Referred to the Administrator of
Improvements.
The following communication was read, or
dered spread on the minutes, and referred to the
City Attorney:
NEW ORLEANS, September 81, 1877.
To the Honorable the Mayor and Administrators
Of the city OF New Orleans:
Honored Sirs-Some time ago I addressed you
on the subject OF the land called the Blanc
Clark and Of Myra CLARK Gaines to the said land
were without foundation. In the interest of the
city submit synopsis of the pretensions Of
Evariste Blanc, Daniel Clark and Mrs. Gaines to
the said land, with an observation thereon. Re-
ferring you for further information to my attor-
ney. j. Livingston, Esq, No. 81 Commercial
Place, am yours, most respectfully,
JNO. ARROWSMITH.
PRETENsIoNs TO THE '.BLANc TRACT"
Sale by Evariste Blanc to the city of New Or.
leans, Sept rs, 1884; Felix de Armas, N. P.l
/. OF Evariste Blanc:
"A llaaaa eF Riaasssief, etc., about eleven ar
, 1877-06-05
TEE SILVER QUESTION.


SpfttH{ IHtpd4tA 70 1H& 1Fstnh2,
WASHINGTON, D. e.. JuAo 4.-SeYornl Westetn
gentlemen, Ia IN Interview with tho rrcsi1ca& u.
day, dacutse the silver question 1t some length,
and tho President II thcso Gautlamen arc Ia ha
believed, Rnvo expression " ytaws upon tic 1tlrcf
question which VIII attnct attention tu mnny
quartcss.
afrfslag Ia tho rsccat veto Of the lltnota Silver
bill BY Gov cu!lorn, ths President earncstiy, al-
uoat smpatttuuy, expressed biz d!sappfoya& OF lAc
veto. lIc said uov. Culiau, should havn permitted
tho Bill 10 become law, ~ 1t manifestly wus tho
desire OF tho people, and tho President thought
ibc operation VI the law ~ an experiment would
have been advantageous to tho people nf tAe whu1o
country. Tic President generally exprra4ed h!m.
aels In fatof Of
TUE RECONCILIATION OF stLvEB.
but said that 1t would b. sosy dlteut 10 determine
In whst form such step would ba adsisAblc. No
said there would ha gave questions tu 10 settled;
dyst a. 10 tho conditions of eofnage. whether the
Goyernn,ent should b. required to furnish fscIl-
ties for coming In quantities matter how ANAL
second. whether tha dollat ahould be al tho ptca-
cpt standard bnoneas Or should contain moro Ill.
yer; third, what ratio OF guild and s!ivrr shal ho
to zach other. Tbs President surprised biz later
xisWcs by
and Ia tho eourss ot tbs conversation stated tho
relative value ot sil,cr and gold Ut different pcrio4
fot tho I4st century. 1hetH gentlemen wrfa WeaE.
en- meu, full Of tho silver question eager to think
nisf.. Ths; ssi1 il del, sdsy wyTa confident that
Jonn Gherm&n alano stauds tn the war Of . law
which shall mako silver legal-tsndes II payment
q 4! sb raos ri p1sa,s w II ms
hls position. certain that ha II earnestly ap.
pescd 10 any leeslstton which eontcu,plates pay
mont Of tue pubcd In any other than gold cola.
, 1877-06-05
TOM NELSON,

1As COUNTY PAINTER ON TItk STAND.
aa1wo.ttQty 9ramo cottsge at alt MtchiRan Az
sas' one door south ot Thirteenth street, lircs
+. ~ se'aon. Tom has been painter Of note In
~. ssaJ-an artist Of the brush, who has coated Ia
tass''ea4 t'a many = building IN Chicago aad who
~ saa1ed many \ ceiling with wh!tewash. Tom
~ tao*n prosperity. lie, up 10 short ttms
~ ~ sas Tho pot Of tic County ltlng. There was
~. Tine when trade waa aall TINT Tom Seson
k.a ksa lot Set work 1t tho copntT's expaute.
s.s s* times it via tho jill. aomo
~ Tho eourt.rooms, then tho sher.
once, llolden's OF AeCaGrey's house.
hs,., h.a'ns 70 Keep his business moving. Tom 10 4
~, ., eood-hsastcd fellow, and, II escF there
/, heasta that beat ~ one In teghrd 10 coan.
b. .eS Contracts. it wsa bis and schuidts. But q
H. sorrow eAsuc. Tho light which shone opon
fosepafted. H. Tho dickeslus candle went out, and
d. 1aed shtsettn8 in tho rain. The eause lhete.
1l.satt' '; Sexton. rho contEAetur.-ths ma1.of.
hs.. y VA au who laid out Nelson
sporss Psett5 authent!calIY stated to TAIauhx
kfo,s ~ JeslGsd4y that evidence had been sdduced
xr,t..aa .aa GEsnd Jury which would
%aA hxLAoN AND CoMAtSaIoH1A
Asins - <'elJ qncet business, ~ regards tho Oh.
A. VI various contracts OF course, IL would
a,thtnsa unJust 70 Nj. Nelson 10 have published
~ IT,. shapat afss hsyiux srcu bin. Thort-
Vi sSsn spoFtes stafte1 fur Tona hclRon's house
wttrE uatan: rent UP h!x sasl. she sS-
IN ~. taM4lted and invited ~ Tuul's bou1alrs.
AE,ss 5ln8 On bed suffering from lurnhAEo.
"'7''. - t*t2 humble style, sod naAkes 10 pEs-
, 1877-06-05

BASE-UALL.
The Chtcngos will p!a5 the arst game since their
return with tho clnrtnnatis to-day. and will to
what they can to win such victory II thcie
strength demands. 1t Is likely that SraidIng may
open tho ean,c as pitcher. Ills right hand has
probably not lost tho tnnnInc which enabled tim
to help win tho championship. Tho prospects 0!
Bnrncs' rcsn,uing play atc doubtful. lie .nny ar.
rtc this morning. or he mar not. according ~ bis
physician prcscrbes. Mf. Sullivan. tho new
catcher OF the Club. arrived yesterday morning.
and was given somo pEaetlco At once.
IL H. could :esi% &c eta s9on tas lev mnse. work.
had before be mat with the usual cdent whc! he.
~; ~ Chicago plasart II handling oall frpm
him froIn plasng to-day. ltc will get practice
enough, however. ~ soon ID hu uess IN shape
The FRANKLIN and Fairbanke Climbs played their
hFst gamo Tor tho city championship yesterday At
TIM Twenty. lhirI strcct grounds, and !hs result
wAs stgna1 vfctnfJ for the FFankllnt who wou BY
the following score:
E:;:ss$S: :S;'Ss: E
Tho game was no credit n the Fairbanks. whose
battln: was weak. ba.c.rua1tinE worse, sud held-
s'dc. t,ninn.. carbinc, ana ''tarkef contributed
.a"Sc linn all Tho renaantef Of the fsAnRltls 10
'"' ''''''s Sp>esa, u.pateA to ms 7stsant.
11otTos. juno +.-.thse lsume club carried ovcr
with thc llartfords. and nad then, ont freely to:
1.t10 persnnn snt tho discontinue OF the IaIs
frnm llsooklyn. Everybody got them, .and
every ono Int Whltr got run, Tut thtro
wert enough without his. tbs acuro
slnws tho tn1iyidual battling, the feature
,of tho Bo.s"ns 1nlsinE 6sl''9 tuanns CATCHES ty
donbla ptay. In which ltond, Wright. and Whito
accomplished tho scen'lnglT inlpossihe with up.
p4r<nt easn. It wGA znnthrr dcd-day for lla,ld
agapst tia nll friends, WIN fell bshlnd their sat
nr1ays recnrtt. m efft nr.'us dcc!son hY the uA'
psn in thn r11sh Inning, a'dc. by FerGu.onb high
t for threu laaca. enabled The iIurtf0tts to
fnur runs 1lnriock snd Ferguson pla,ir y lna
hc!dInE display. Cassidy dnfng shs bcst batti1ts.
Ttrro y /. Et""ins fc"!inx @ hsss that Wtlxtlt y
ttln clover to accohd haze than Ii uIlAtly dude by
hls rivals In tho poa,tt"n.
, 1877-06-05

wHY the onAH1rn Iop WENT THROUGH.
Il lad not bcen nIpcctea BY the 3u1ofs that tho
County 1'oarl would havo tho check to put through
tho awarding Of tho granite contract to tho l1ins-
dalc-poye Granite Company, Jet tho body did SO
yesterday bT tho decisive vets OF to Q. And, had
Con1ey's vote have bcon required, ho would hayu
changed, although representative Of Limestone,
from negative to Affirmative. Tnia action, in Wow
OF tho recent developments. and tho probable
Developments yet to CONS. goes to explain soma
tltngs va!eh hare Of 1ate puz1ed the Investigator
II Va. pretty plain 10 80 that reflolas has mt
had Of iato tho hold which ho oneo haf on tho
wsa fsrmsa out BY hin whsn III he eontsaets faf
a1stitse|.. whom il bos.ed ths Suyfna q ho:pital
lots and tho erection Of huildtnga; bnt Of lato
somebody el*o mas had fngdr In the p1n.
eoMKBoDf HAS ctAaItED WITH GLEN,
1ss a'R e. sts Ss.a 1a ~
hsss % thought. Of soarss there asa io.s ot folks
rtous old County Contl,lss!oncrs; bnf, then. much
3f he recent ctookcdnsss 4 has eoen dono outside oi
Se h' xses. 9 .AG ,pehss.. s: sssa % u
liz subject which UIll probably b. Decided ia
da{ or TO- n ana m v'e q q them . W1f' itnqns..
been sasgcslea lhal cIemens' rival t : man WIN
dabb!ea il masonry, and shat the hos.I!ly between
II: e ~ sss ss% bess Ss II s e.. r. = %
| been tntln,att4 That It wss plumber who occupied
this peculiar pQ1Itl1fl. U4t II u pfoh&blG Gh4k tho
! County Comnlissloncra hare had their eyes noeneA
70 tho fact that. when business was done through
tesiotat, ha took nine:tcaths of the money aud
taat therefore they decided to .ieal At nsss hand,
| This had ita advantages. in that
thoy made moro money!; its risks, IN
| thai thcts wero muro ehancea Of detection. 20 Il
not unlikely that af ate varaus contractors hare
dealt directly with tho Counsy Hing. THAT pluulb.
| q, u brtcklayer. \ llghtnfng.rod msn haa Gone
| straight tu tho Itlbg and hsa paid tho prcc lIat
was asked directly into he lands OF ihe Hing ucu
Now, lhceo IL no lore between Ninsdafs aud
Glen. Clcm didnt help llln.aale 10 est hls eon-
tract. lie fought Il through bY hiMeclf, aud II TO
paid ything for It, hs patd It directly 10 tho
| County to,ntnissontsa ,-........ ..
ASSUMING ron TIN SAKE or THE ARGUMENT
| that he did pay something down. and as.u.ntuE
further that tho etsrs le toTd out OF hls letter.
buck Informed hia paFtntsa At tho East 81 that by
bad done, then llinsda!e, who womb have paid
| tFiee- money 10 tho Commissioner. who hare then
| Ia hia power. he would 10 In = position Whrtss
by threatening 10 saueal II they didn't con1o down.
he could force them in tbs taco u gil teecneJ .na
| btttet pubic scntlmcut TO put through tho Job
which ha demanded.
Ii appears alao from 0owan'a statement
that the contract u M e1ceealuzly psohtahls one.
tiowan shows that tbs work cuu!d bo Ione for
doc, OF. Ia other woEds, hc wss 10 make about 50
] per cent On klA Job. Such = contract was worth
haxtnR, and worth running 1ltts risk for, and
| man had tho bulge On tho County Board ha would
HhsiheE liInadale did Pay any money to the
| Cpmmissloncts. and whether, II 10, 1t CAD ha
shawu, IL matter for the 0fand JnET 70 consider.
, 1877-06-05

John afcAfthur and Robert Clark. Tho inter being
Tho senior memhcr OF the tfon hrm Of Clark 4 Raf-
fen. So far ~ Mcneil and Walker aro concerned.
1t 10 probable that the inro.s Intend to 20 ont on
fishing excursion with thcn,-a general cropping
after knowledge and ttght-in or'cT to rec II they
Sexton. Clark. and McArthar, tha subject Of their
investigations will probably BE- more limited In IL
sange.
THERH Is A ar0Rr IN CIRCULATION
when started with Glen petEolat. and concerning
which very likely the jufoss viii AK tome anct-
lions. This littio yarn ts that. when the County
ne,a "a .1on M h s e oa
wss made bv sexten. CLARK. nat1en. snd Nc.
Arthur vhsh E,aea reel =; ~: ns,es's f. ~
wAa 10 do The influence. wh.lc 6s1ton was todo tho
na,snry twerK. and , .ho "he ,,oS rerg h,,, 70
atsa' as:. e. coward q hi. nsoepes III renos
~ e sst 3lo CO., each q As oth.r hIsh eon,rsst.
III. ii viii bo remembered that WHEN Gen. Nc.
Aeuf se tas,e 9a,sa G b, I'll sestns ss 'ose
1a!ont colo1 10 tho sto1y il was s*o sta;ca thst
ha xsFed ss e esysf e
which has prevailed for Aotnn limc-the open. I'd.
j. ths story. ut, a. fst a. the faithful inve.tiga.
does moi seem 10 be asbadow of truth h IL, and
there i no apparcnt reaaon for rnle!ng u In
ttftnlalton.
SEXTON sArs ............
with great rt.aFhsnefs lhat without any a!d from
consultation with, money paid to. lcriolat. ho
hid f0r And got the work: md that be than enpIet
the Iron part Of II 10 Clark q fafIcn and to ohm
! McArthnf. They mad no money. f[e had to bear
ths bfnns OF the thing liz va: fespon,'hle I M for
h,s trouble. For fn!tance: JIG advanced 10 Clark
iiaen $40. 600. with whtei they sTerc 10 buy At
| pittaburg curtain iron btamf. ~ hfs payment
Tor tho risk. eic.. he was 10 get a. 900. The san,o
arrangement was nlsp n,ale substantially. With
pear On McAsthura note 10 Sextnn wcro due 10 the
| TACT that Injunction proceedings wtrs begun tu
| stop the County Commissioners from letting The
| loh 10 Sexton. Kidney Smith was cmpIored bf
wheI, Sexton patd. tic others not barring the mon.
e.. SINCE the payment was partially Tor thc'f bsf-
Ht, they bocau setponslb.c for theft shasv II It.
and tho Anipnnt In certain proportions was added
| ID tho 50, QUO.
THIS sTonY is SUBSTANTIALLY connoBonArEp
| by tlcn. Macarthur. who says that If AMI. funny
| work WAS done by Ft1ton. Or anybody efsu. ho
knows nothing about It. Al hc kilowa Is that te
sub ct part Of the contract from Sexton. expect.
| tn1 10 make something ant Of H.. bur- owing to =
combination Of circumstances, he fonnd himself
m...aEsn:. Lob c!arks statements also to The
Now, Cicm Pcrtolat also denies tho foft insinu.
ntione, and 6ays. fuFthcrmorc. that 8cxtonIs bad
mana man wifi neiatous de.gns upon tho IN.
sfartcd to rot tho jol, OF building tho dome BY days
! work, and tint he. peroiat, beng inorcd either
1y dislike to Scxt1n Of teetrc to ttc tho Court:
House economically built put Fpoke In Bis wheel
and stopped ltm from getting tho work:
tho Inqafsiterr Will make much out Of this 1ittIc
these men. or at least Sexton. htrlko soncthfng
which may 10 Of ranc. Let us hopo for tho best.
, 1877-06-05

ID uR III "AAA 0EA&1AhA
Among Tho other te!ntiana whlch have como 10
tho surface since tho spcci4l Grand jury has been
In sessIon has bccn one in which Sheriff kcrn<s
name has been foremost, aud In which tho subject
Of dieting prisoners hns hecn discussed. ThEa
came 10 tho knowteazc Of reporter yesterday, and
was desa.led with much mtuutencs+ that II tonk
= placo in contcmporancons hlatnry At once, md
btcsme worthy The knowledge o( tho officer whoso
character would be damaged wt.e II truc
Tito story, which purported to DO backed By
evidence, II Ia tho effect Tint tho rate for sub.
slstcnce Of psisoncss was hxcd by tho County
board. ut tho request ot Fcrtn'ah st sueh natn ~
would enable tho Sheriff to make comfortable
prodt for himself. and ynt hare enough lecway to
ann 9yst 70 S sS. q e ns t s
aacai's tas as shsxr Kan Il eassea viii asns
&C. res ~ ssu. aat ps shs
he received ~ ono days compensation for fccdlag
prisoner. Tho story pfocesasd to add that taIs
negotiations MID aglcemGnt between Kern and
rcitolat a. tho tin,o cnt'doWn was threatened
could bo proved BY this lattef. and that tho
fairo t. ss 'he s1 IT, tD hs sGg snt
which the Blcrt1 acccdcd 10 TUG demands Of tho
King, expressed through pcs!olat.,
from tho vulgar hcni, tho reporter borrowed hl*
sho allegations. following up thu whole Nth these
no END or pENIALs.
"pId you eyer, Nr. Kern, entcr Into any such
agreement ~ have desefibeli"
=. Never heard OF such thing"
"pid yo0 eyer discuss thu question with hE.
Pcto!Atf''
*ScYsr." ........... .-
:.pla 10 ever approach yoa on the aublees''
'Ii aay g sns else assr mako an, pr0p0'''o of
s.No ono eyer 80 much ~ suggested such thing
to ne.''
t.pIa yon over par, or agree 10 pay. any sum Of
money 10 any one for the use Of any member or
members Of Tho County ltoan! on account OF aEy-
ihing which thor might, or did, vole yuut"
~ never promised of paid gent, and I aoTcs
will; an not unu OF tho sharing kind"
tWe1i, let Ms aes u can coYar 1Au whole mat:
tcs In QUO question which ahull constitute full
denial. Did you aver "a! Or promise 10 paT 70 G.
+. Iy1lnlst, or IL aaY olher person. Tor ILLS own
uao or !ntacNte, o. for any other purpose. ot for
liz uso Of iho County Hoard. Of any member
0s u.a,nl,ers thereuf. any percentage oa your pay
ios d,elns prisoners. OF any Other sum- general Or
specislN
n asvsI paid. OF agreed to pay any Of them
::T6so the story about you il ssr0neoa.'"
"It is u III"
ri am both willing aud ready; will 20 b..
fore tho Grand Jury Whenever An aaked ana
4Ecst u L."
, 1877-06-05
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
IN IMPORTANT ARREST.

rAhfF. June f.-There Ii excitement In eonsc-
qnenee ai the arrest Of ~ pavcrdter, President Of
the Muntctpa, Council. II Ia quite fega, but most
unntuat 10 asrsst people for oenacs BY writing OF
speech. Offenders In this way generally left at
liberty Ill trial. even without ball. In this cast
even bali was tstrsed. II. nnverdier denies the
charges against him. THE Impression produced IL
bad, as the prisoner h pnpu1ar with the lower
eiastes. lie II man at education and tHdepend.
ent means. lie IL charged with Insulting Marahal
NneMAhou, and tnttinR civil and ttEop,
DtsNf4aku.
PARIS. june 4.-M. 1fstenck,, Republican. who
as II the head Of the ptees service connected with
hls Office
, 1877-06-05

class, mine fa'lIcs md one ecns'cman.-scvcn
Of whom had completed tho eonsae on
the plano and three in singing. All
acquitted then.tetYes crtdltdbly. The
Faculty Of the ConfcrvHtorJ asasstcd In The con.
cert. and maze nf It one Of fhe 9rnndcst Affairs Of
rs seaton. Thefe were present perion* from
fifa'n'n. Ptteftnurs, Casro!tton. and other srfs
rounding tnwn..
The Rc1lcs.1.cttr Society Of the Illinois Female
COLLEGE held thct Anniversary exercaes in tho Coli
and successfnt.
, 1877-06-05

Nkv Yonk. Juna 4.-Judys Bafsets to-day rcn.
descl decision iu which ha holds that tho bylaw
Of the 'Longshoso uuioa Protective Association.
.uaking 1t compul.otr o. membsts not to work feF
against public policy, mud Thai members Of sha
X4soclatton dismlssad for its tuiation must be
insisted, This decision Affects k0U tucmhers ol
thc Uuion expelled fDf tho dtsabcdGnce OF sa1d
law, u we'll ~ tsadcs. .unaoAs generally.
, 1877-06-05

6ptetat NtpatcA u zAx TttauA<
JAcKsosv1Llx, I'LL, juno i.-Fhs snnlrsEsasy
e1crclses OF the Illinois Cup4cFsa.oty Of Ausla
were held In tls 0pesa. House Tonight, and weta
listened to by AEge, intelligent, and appEeclAtlEs
sudieaeA. There Nase Ian pupils In ths graduating
, 1877-06-05
SUICIDE.

0PEF*0F NsFf8sFS W
CaA4sA,uK. ILL.,. june IA young man aged
20, son Of e. FsllcaI. OF Postum. ta1s county,
committed suicide BY shooting on Saturday last hs.
cause VI sune niHrFcneo OF op!n!,n between Ills
father and hIlaAef, j1v bad been heard BY uctGh.
bots 10 asy that ho shpu!d commit suicide. D9ing
II only child, hh parents sfs asaslJ hcatkbsakrn
With 2rle&.
, 1877-06-05


LoNnoN, June 4.-Thu following has been re.
cclvcd at the Admiralty ftum the Co,nmauder.ln.
chief Of the Pacific Station:
Iqvs9rE, Juno !, 1877.-The pesnsisn sebc1
tu.ret-ship 1luarepr haring committed rfr4t,cal
Etlnh and Amethyst cngu4cd her In the In IN the
9Th Of Msy. She eeeaptd After dark. but wAs 10
flhagct Al to surrender 10 the Peruvian squndEo.
There wcsp no British ca4uhitlee.
, 1877-06-05
CUBA,



KEr WEST, Fla, June 1.-The American wha1-
Ing sehoonor, Ellen Rtxpah. Of rrostncetown,
Ifass., has arrived here. Willie taking oil on ths
KcrcA south Of Cuba. the schooner was boarded By
Spanish cruiser, and her papers demanded rnder
penalty oE pun!thnent. Cant. Durham produced
hls papers, but theY were considered insufficient,
and he was delayed four days in close confinement
until The arrival Of a spanish frigatc.
, 1877-06-05

THE fAFAL NECErTIoH.

THE FAFAL NEEEPI1OHt
Row.. June f. After tue reception Of the Hal
ian Pilgrims Yesterday. tho Pope, who was some.
what lndIsposcd, retired and would sec no one
else. .... -..... ..
At the ccrem ony at San pletto, IN Flncof, there
were pst.ent 1bt Nishops and representatives. OF
France. Portugal, Belgium. bavaria, and Brazil.
, 1877-06-05

sissfppt River for 81, ooo ami Prince has e1prcfcd
hfs vil1intncsa tn accept the ehaitsuac. Tha
match +. expected 10 cone ut June 20. and. owing
to the extraordinary dirtsncc 10 he trasetrcz. Tho
event promises to be one al unusual tn,ascsl,
, 1877-06-05

rus&apkLr'tfA. juno 4.-ArffYed, steamship
fennsylsanla, from Liverpool.
QUEENSTOWN. June 4.-Arrivcd. steamship Csl.
tic, f1um New fpfk: Hatnyfn. from boston.
4EEkSsTowH.. Jnnc 4.-Stcarlshtp Ohio, from
rhiJAde1phia, hns arrived.