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New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
4 n1soRnERlY RAnY IN corRr.

As m incident 10 tie suit Of Jennie c. Crmmins
AGAINST Thomas L. Crmmius Tor . limited divorce "n tho
ground Of Tie husbands brutal treatment habeas corpus
fo e possesson o. their child, Mary Cuumiu.
ana half old before Judge Barrett in Sulrcm" Court
rhanbrr Yesterday. The baby siI present ia conr
and attracted much attention by her high spirits and merry
ways. she constantly growing and laughing. Her
erdfathers hat as Of endles, amusement % hOr
either AZ an cxtincu-her or weapon. AID don with
squeak in vigorously used 70 cai down Tho re-
proving r,p Of UJe jutgcs gave. 90
Mrs Cdmmns had et her husband on haySl, taking with
her ner child l. LIVING witI her father, Joseph
Frpg a. She charges husband with gross brut llt
and hrr c0uu. statri Yesterday that bad soyered
since the -nit was brought ihat he living vita u
IIc say- that fhc neglected her ct 80 b 70 Ltcnie az
ternr 20 q from whom she has taken ~ at Size
stal ic,r display then Violent temper aId
INST She was guilty ol mrrud least In ht behaviour To
that % entertain pCa'iou 20
ta.e yOua child um is mother me must Do satisfied by
ad4 4Ssf tlc-c char-rs Wcto rd lace
established. Tho poln mot hy tbo deiaS o t1o VIC was
moi -nc case Dec would give Appointment e. Thur
day to able Inc support his petition b. aliay
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02

THE sToBIEs As TOLD by THE FIRST wrTNEssEs-.
sHDCKING MARIA 1--WE or BRUTALITY.
hdrlosiOa, s. c., May 27, 1877.

TnE STORIES As TOLD by THE FIRST wrTNEssEs-A
sHDCKING MARIA 1--WE or BRUTALITY.
To the Editor 0f The Tribune.
SIR: The United States Court is now in ses-
sion here presided over by CcfJ Justice Waite and Judge
Bond The nrst few days of the trial occupied in
prenlnafes, but now the examination OF witnesses Is
taking place.
John Hankers0n testified that somo time before the
murder he in store and heard Mr. Whitmore stal-
llngs tell d" "Himp" Weaihcrbs that II John Haukerson
lhimselD and G0cester Holland were away from there
they could rule the coorcd people and the next election
as going 20 them. said he Isaw Jen Weathorbe
nnd Wmtmore Stalling taking away gun from Horny
Campbell aud then march him up the road before their
horses Some of our boys thinking they would XII me,
ran after me TO tell to 20 10 theln aud when
those TWO white men saw them our boyJ running they
let Henry Campbell and shot him he the
fence then they rode TO their company as their
horses could carry thom." Sam Davis SAW the same
shot, and as be expressed It, "he iCampbcD
slow after that across the field and fell into the ditch "
they went TO hunt him, took him out and he lived about
"A week.
-Four was on a she'd" said Hanker0on &" went
down and stood where they thelr horses the
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
n1-slNrss rEnuBLFa.

Mraschuctz, Mack & Co., wholesale hquor
dealers at No IS Deyst. announced their suspensO on
Yesterday This was totally xpected bv thoir credit
ors and oso from their inability sat discounts from
friends who had in uie habl. OF making advances
lhe friends refused because or ruuors which had been
circulated All citing TIE firms credit The Liabilities are
si To aulgunt 10 nearly sLDOOOO; the assets very
large aud thought TIE ru can pay Ia u II an eH-
tension Is granted
The creditors of David Tyubcrg, paper collar manu-
f9curgr -; No 81 Waikerst and No. ~ West INtnty-
sxfh-,t ne Yesterday before Register kctchum and ac-
rcutcd composition al 30 cents on the DOLLAR Inc Ia
Dlliti,s are 9O3OoO
n (,ordcI Theodore y. Warren, J. Il. Rand Co. ana
H. : Ntuuug, creditors Oi tine Green Pond Iron Mining
COMPANY OF SO. Broadway, have united III pctitun
10 throw ths company bankruptcy It's late President
.JrN ScHcrmcrborn, having failed some mOnths ago.
The COMPANY bas . capital Oi S2OUO0o. D. J. Smnch Is
now P,.sirut and Secretary W O. Latnlop ana H. b
blackwell Nice-Presidents, and Joseph Pool, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02

His mother wants Rob Roy, the gentle Albino OF
q pure scotch blood long exhibited in Bo0ey muscums
The is Annie Dundaa and She hvss with her
rheumatic husband aul little children at No. 22i West
.aeut eighthst story which She tells 10 Che Society
fr the Prevention ~ Cruelty Children in bccsie it's assist
ace m as follows: eldest John Dund who "a now
l5 was q mos. peculiar child from birth lie had Ink eyes,
delicate features f,r skin and an abundance Of flowing
Hglt hair lie perfectly resouDlvd al ADnO aud from
tle tine when he 3 years OIL she has rented
Lin out 20 museums, where ho has been presented
10 coHGdiug public ~ genuine Aioho Doy
Uuf WITHIN six eight weeks John, OF Rob Roy h's been
a the owery with tno fat woman @ld lhe '4lg
sEtlt ui teyrlIc, he hIHn-i fo l' ii' 50
weck evl hour ts mother 1sten'i io an ni' "rn
'hsrl-, stout tr pruT!r'r - -i-l1a t.ttens "-n
uIt.d circus. connected Win t tHe
man shows written a-r+ltnt iu wIch stout
uafu es 10 nay her Tor GA. TIC ADn' lct
" N the side show ana since ti time IA eI rght
UInd. mas received no money AMI sr sys
some sn0wfaen the tcl her the boy u h3dlf treated
S want. him bact bfcsnse hc - weaknnded 1ht cannot
care for himself The society has interested itri IN r case
ana has ts agout a ttsbu en- " mere ihc o" 1oN
ge The charge. IL - 4cEnOAltiEed mat tActv
ma sides 20 the story.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
srPrrr RnYs IN MOIRNING.
LONGING FOR FREE BATHS WHICH COME NOT.
There WIS sorrow in the ranks OF TIE sire

LONGING FOR FREE BATHS WHICH COME NOI'
There was sorrow in the ranks OF the street
boys Yesterday The promised opening Of the free baths
was postponed the removal of the 5athinghouses haV
ing been delayed long that they were stranded at
Gowanus Bay. Their removal viii now be matter Of
great difficulty. 1t is hoped however, that by running
scows Of light DRAFT beneath them at low water tney can
be successfully fosted of at high tide. The work should
have been done during the Spring tides. MOI only TIE
free baths but also number Of the 25cent b9ths are
thus detained their Winter quarters The disapoin-
cnt of the boys learning that they were 70 oe added
10 the long -t " victims ~ broken promises was piu
to behold johnny. Joe, jim, and Pat, had eacd pulled
down his solitary stspebdcr with joyful hand as
ne approached the scene OF the promised swim, and
fboht how he would return home and moi be recognized
hv ms mother when an hs Winter accu'nnalI rs 81
dirt were floating ont to seq But the yellow building
there, and the SOLITARY susprud"r Was s9frc"tu' re-
turned its place tho left shoulder ana mother iah
10 difcuty entirying their dirty sons All day me
wharyes ia the pats OF tn city where the bahs ought
10 bc were crowded with boys and young men Nno
looked ID in for the approach Of tno houses nd won
dered at the delay. Many inpatient uchlus laughed 10
scGrn the police and city gdatluns ana tlcif naAod
liic bodies flashed IN the sun ga tieY sn0 down from
tic pier, into the cool Tho water Is stil ctiy,
but The boys dOn't mind thai.
Several batas where swim must be paid Tor nave
been in operation Wceh or two, Dut have not Ne
Gun 10 nay set lis impossible TO determine Wheh the
free bahs Open the time depending altogether upon
e success Of the Efforts being made 10 dislOdse them
from their resting places.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02

Tn response TO an invitation OF the President
aud Directors OF the MOntclair aud Greenwood Lake
Hallway Company party of about 90 genaenen met at
the Jersey City depot yesterday morning prepared iOf
trip over the line. After the failure Of the NewYOrk
and Oswego Midland Railroad, which bad guaranteed
the bonds II the aioIcai Railroad the trustees for the
first mortgage bOnduOldrs Of the latter roadAbram 5
Hewitt ana Marcus L. WdTG-tOOk possession of 10.
new company was formed, under the name o. the Mont
clair aud Greenwood Lake Railway Company, and the
line was reOpeued last july Among those who made the
excursion by special train yesterday Cyrus W.
Yield President OF the road; Remington Vernam, Vice
President; ID. Allen Lindley, TTeasmer; Abraham L.
EaIle Secretary; Joseph ". Drcxel, director; Cort
Trinity Church. Brooklyn; Jacob l.. Mu Nv Gordon J..
Ford. HOratO G.. King Eristus BROOKS, Henry W. iJn
John y Foster. T. i. Howard, aud Richard EJ. Alter
RAPID run Oi an hour ana htlI thfOutl chtti ing
scenery, Greenwood Lake thcd al l4J, ana the
party Mas Oard the lltuo steamer WhlcH meets
the trus Ine beauty OF tie lake and to attractive
sites fOr country homes upon MS shores were the chief
subjects comment The cOmpanys charter extends 10
tie line, and the road Will b. cOmpl led 10 t1at
eXlaud tne road upper cud Of the ch
partly in NeW-YOrk and partly IN Now Jersey-lud as
Inuch further may desirable A. tne Brandon
House which stands al to uOIth END ol the LAKE, On
knO! from which % lovely view VI ihC surrounding
Try obtained, banquc; had been rt tp&icd, aud the
guests or The COMPANY we're soon seated 81 ouhd Tue am
p,e board shortly after O'Clock Mr.. Field Announced
iha distinguished gentlemen present had positively
refused 10 speak land, and therefore ts,ty
adjourn 20 tue boat inis pleasant reminder th1t
Vac tne 10 return was promptly ac'vu upVh' anu 'ne
Tarty seated Oh the ttle steamer ana calling
10r lnc promised addresses. Mr. Field. Nh blOOAs tno
Rev. Dr. Hail. John l. fOsl.t, and Horau0 e. klLE made
tOpics found time 10 Say SOid eciing The rural
lOY, ucss which tie TOad had placed wiln the reach
Of the trOpOlis. The special tram made trip
10 good time az 5:lH O'Clock excursion winch ali
had seemed 10 ENJOY greatly was ended.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
4 VERY JOLLY FUNERAL.

COLUMBIA sOPHoMOREs AT THE ANNUAL BURIAL
Like the funerals which the writers of a
cynical turn Of mind mold Ip 10 ridcule, the burial Of
the sophomore casboOk last evening by tie Columbia
College students e,emony OF fearful outside, Out
OF great inward rejoicing of soul There was, however,
lita Quarrciug among the students as TO the division
OF the deceased ones treasures The event was cee-
brated beneath "a sOUlber cloud and within the Influence
Of a considerable degree of heat but one hrkcd hs
duty when Tho solemn dust covered forever the remains
OF the rn0urncd TOrmentcr," Gcd from before the
subsequent hnereal baked meats and drinks Over 200
young men took part in the exercises, many friends OF
tho mouruers both within and without the college join
ing in the festiyites-or rather ritcs
Before 10 O'Clock the region about Tho Worth monu-
ment in MAdsonsquare (guich was the appointed place
OF meetiug), and he Fifth Avenue Hotel became popu-
lous with young the sOIhOmorcs wearing unborn
~ gown with figured backs and 0f tail white hats.
Watches ewery and articles Of value had been left at
home-for whispers OF possible crush" ia eircu-
atiouand most Of the hats had evidently service
and were rot so valuable that injuries 10 them would
cause much regret 10 the Most OF the invited
guests wore caps and the appearance Of AL showed that
fear OF rough handling by the wind or weather. or
college rushes, would delay the funeral At 1880 the
crowd at tho Worth monument not very mol espe
caiiy when the baud played. Torches 200 ln number
were lighted, and the scene became not - ltc &u
mated Ine procession marched mp FlithHYe tte diree
of the band calling the residents in thrOngs the
Gows ana adding each street to The number OF
wondering urcLus that strag,lcd after, asking each
other as tey went whose "day it was Henry q. Hill
tom head undertaken and master or ceremonies, con-
vowed the corpse ard the coroe safety ihc college
I'm and tiiore n The nfuf light Of ihp t0.cic- The
ilnented TOruenter" consigned 10 it. last resting
place a rod or two from the front the college building
A funeral sermon nat stcndsrapLy would mutllte and
abstract destroy was preached by John G Nelmoie
after when Herbert 4 Kugsbury read tie ode m memo
yid with touching eOQucuce ami tenderness Tie onae
qui0us committee having performed the last SD rites OF
immolation, the following most iusupnous song was
Cuauted:
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
AN EMERGENCY HOSPITAL READY FOR USE.

4 new hospital has been httei mp ana Is now
ready or occupancy 23 East twenty sHtlst II vi"
be used only accommodation Of women who are p" ar
adyancel pregnancy that they mood Immediate asAaaco
and must receive dca aid before the hon' that the boats
leave for he regular lying hospital cn TIE and For ths
son Il c De called the Emergency Hospital The need "f
such accommodation been felt for long time by lhe
8t Bellevue Eos. a because cases have Apponcd
whore women delivered while waiting on the doc@ io'
the boat 10 arrive that would tako 90 the isaud
place aulrt in Bellevue Hospital some m' ago 'r
such patients, but found THAT te necessary accom- da
IONS were lacking and many Of puerprr fever eseh'
Private hospitals then used but thy 1ow I'll in ana
cannot depended upon. Tho hosi1 Was iOfueF IN
ongne house. is wun two blocks o! Bellevue HOSPITAL
Th8 building been gsei by The Eclectic College aul s
psr,arv None altered but au elevator was
brt carrying pai ns 90 the upper flo T. ana tr ~h'
interior utcd Hoo aud cold water anu range were
put n. TIE total not exceeding 800 Ihe bdhhH
front, go e. deem AMI Up stores eh am "a u
ground or the 'front.'
room ofnre and the rDoh as acheu
on bo Gpprr door there % bo lj beds leccapc comm ii
cation vi .sd bellevue Hospital tnai physc "a
called 40 aIy hour The building VIII % unu-i 1lo
chaIso OF Bellevue Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
10 STRIKE YET on THE PENNSYLVANIA
PAILROAD.

"There are 10 indications Of strike, so far"
said superintendent Jackson Of the NewJcrscy Division
of the Pennsylvania Raf0ad 10 a TRIBUNE reporter
terday The reduction OF 10 per cent ia the wages Of all
the employees OF the company except those receiving es
than 81 day which decided upon by the directors
more than a week AGO. yesterday went into effect Tie
employees who spoken 70 said there was no strike,
and there was be- none. far they knew. - was
asserted, however IN some quarters that The conductors
and bIakemen would not strike, a. ibcy Noud gam no
advantage by striking, but tnat lc en- ncers and IRE
lad their plans I'll arranged Ia stop worn after June
10, when the, Will receive their lay for May The
money they viii receive thcn, IL said, WOu be sur
dcieut TO suppOr them during the strike, ~ they hoped
U bng TIE 0Icor. Of the road % terms without doay
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
Apprsrs BY ANTHONY coMsrocK.

Morris ,Iacobowsky, who bas a stand opposite the
National par Bank and Joseph Sterne Of No 1876 Broadway
were Tlursdayon complaint Of Anthony COmsock
for selling s-evobuons containing improper representa-
tons 10 found, questioning JacobowsEy, that the
buttons obtained Of G. Duuning 60. Of Ne II
Broadway Ounnins's place was Immediately visited and
james t. WO1li member Of the rn not denying the charge
was arrested and 20 Of the KIND described
found and slcd At Tho fOmOs Police COurJ yesterday tho
tlr- men were committed Tor trial. Alter thur commitments
serue aud Woolt had conversation n which the former
ASKED suecuatirey when try would De- tried Wgofs reply
lite effect tA hey might be- cd next ck, or uty
tri,' at - S"r1e, however showed
ras mess iheIoh both titu appeared 20 tnnk money
would their e-capt nom Justice Yesterday after
a. who tO be !l suen Mr.. tnUst
partner, arrie ed ANA committed TO The Iomhs
be e. 2cd Ar Cogsiock WIN setting unfairly
Al nor ry u Oi h intention % break his bu-i
ness lie however did Gcny the charge brought against
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
ATHLETIC SPORTS AT ST. PAUEs SCHOOL


CONCORD, n. H., May 3I.-The third spring
meeting of the -. PaUps school Athletic Association vas
ned this afternoon on the grounds OF the association
There was large ANA enthusiastic attendance and me
records made did credit TO the youtntul contestants as
the following summary viii show:
Throwing the Base Balst, A. Oracle Ir 32i Il fin'i
n6p. step .ad jump list J. p. Conoyer, IS T. inchi II
rhrow ng the Hammer u6 bsl-lat J. Wcsteryet o.
Pole Inmrist f. H. Lsr H. So nch 2. }. B 'hooeT
senior n4fmie Bun-Ist T. tvsrts, nli ID s''' -'''
ruling the weight u6 bs)lst A. oracle 20 IT, IA" inch
Standing Loag Jump-lst 7. H. Lee o II a. inch' ID n
T~sShc wa'k-Ist II. Rensselaer,, II MIN 'eei
junior hgl Jump-Ist r.. Brown. Irr IT, 81 neh a. D.
5O Yards Run (open)-lst jacob H.. I6s Sec 2d j. r
scnior Nigh Jump-lst P. conover It. nchi 20 H.
Junior 100 Yards Run-lst A. l.. T. Mitchell II 'eoi ID
senior Long Jump-ls j. p Conoyer % H. 4 inehi 90 "
I. Smith. -, ,y..t,u D min %.
senior 100 Yards Kun-lst l. Jacob jr lo' sec "a j. T.
Mile Walk topen)-ls,, Il. Van Rensselaer, min S''
junior Hur,le Racc-lat De Forest p Sec 3D. l. D.
mile Run open)-ls J. p ConoTer oFs''d -
senior Hurdle Raco-ls p. Conoyer. 2oA Sec a. . u
Rumni D1sh-lst Geo Work l2ii sec 3D. WIN snega .s,o
Mile Rsce-ist T. Eysrts. . Eun va se'-i -'' % - ~
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
GEO. NJ plNNEY HELD FOR FORGERY.

SAN FRANCISCO, June Geo. ". flnhey
was examined to-day the charge Of forging n''"i -
rlncatcs The evidence for the prosecution Is "VP'
conclusive. No defense was attempted he WIS ~ "a
answer in 50 900 BAH Pinncy is ao~ held anaei VD'
,reyo,,nv Sl6s 900 on various charges OF forgery
commencement. and obtaining money under mlse pr
lenses ae has succeeded in obtaining ohg S''l'
10000 and makes no further attempt to soeHse 49,
men. remaining IN custody. rbe impression SCENE
ouite general that unless he has resources no mo
eued he rs likely TO go ~ the penitehta'> s,v 10
ri,ir to Laya better Information on the slNc't o." -
viii get clear himself ana con;Ound his enehlo''
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
1vn1AN orrRAGEs IN ARLzONA.

GAN Francisco, June IA San Diego as
,ot o,s Arizona adyices report the murder o. nn"'t
CARRIERS and military telegraph repalreis neHr e'-s
Bowie. Troops are in pursuit Of the mrrderrrs -"
ia much alarm among tho citizens, who are sign'"S
titon to Agent Clum, asking il the hoseS s'nO' o,S
coaxed into keeping the peace. Gen Van pe''' -
AGENT Clum have just arrived At Tucson from o'h
Tn, General approves OF the management. o .as cSsr
1a.in ne s.ys IL the order 90 place mu,s, ,,i M
over ihe agent Is carried out She worst results I ,uD
low ana no agent VI hoDesty aud seufespee' "ouN'
IAll " it.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
40 DECISION YET IN THE MCCARTHY CASE.

80 DECISION YET IN THE MCCARTHY OANH'
The bcllgerent Unycrsalist pastors, Messrs'
swcetser and Mccarthy. have botl been anXiouSy
awaiting he decision Of the Ecclesiastical court III 'No
famous Mccarthy tnal, but they Will have To exercise
n,,iance for uearlv month The Rev Mr.. Gnnnson III
Wiliamsburga member of the cousi said To Tribune
reporter Yesterday that many of those VINO were present
al the summing up of the ease expected that decis'oh
would be made the evening but the Judges ha" W
ermined 10 weigh evidence deliberately ana care
fll bcfore they rendered decision u0n all the charges
preferred against MI Mccarthy. Every morning netolo
The orcpn Of the court Mr.. Gunnis0u S'i, tnc JuuHs
went over inc evidence had been taken on he pre-
ceding day and on Thursday last they held nerthS
and f1r ner examined tue evidence Inc COURT j. i ni
posed has come agreement as To Wnr hcl hI III
Carnv shalt he acquitted cr condemned bnt y may Hahc
some aite-,Dn7 in regard 20 or the charges
The other members Of the court returned 10 he noo
hut there viii be several meetings nctwcen TWO or me
ppmDrrs az different places during the present mohln
and Toward the end OF the month there #iii De a mn nm
meeting Of ali al Canton. y. y whore thf decision WIN
De made. copy az she decision W II be sent 10 t;''n
pastor aud the evidence aud decision VIII DC cOihFeu
ana uublisurd l..
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
nR. KELLY REMOVING HErUnLIcANs.

Controller Kelly yesterday removed Wm. W.
Monk. Redemption Clerk and Wan Il. Merrill, Assistant
Clerk Bureau OF Arrears aud appointed in their places
John 4. 1ully aud L. ". salOmon. Mr. Monk and air.
Merrill Republicans living IN the Ninth ward. and
appointed several years ago through The influence
Of the late State Senator James W Booth Mr. 1uy IL
meiuOor Of the TanmdnY General Committee from tbe
Fifteenth ward and is well known In local politics. Mr..
SaOm0n said to have been formerly ted with
the Treasury Department Washi- gtOu and Ia reported
fo be rela Of exOy. S2lOmon OF Wisconsn Francis
FORESTER has been appointed assistant cerk the
Controllers Office.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
MIR. BEEctrR WANTS MORE sTIT1NEss

owe hear much of one word nowadays" said
Mr. Beecher At Plymouth Church, last evening, " ana
that is work Mr. Moody gives voice to tins sepiimeht
when ne says so ofen he converted. become Chrlans
and then 20 to work Wen. say too. But there are
many ways OF working besides praying ard eXhoruhS
aud mission working. In domestic NE IN ualy business
relations there Is as much for Christian WORK hs
In mora distinctive church work. good as TINS s NDt
can man excel I'll directions II taxes pretty ,t'us
siu 10 stand he FIRING of its whole battery oi guns AZ
once If takes moral giant to be able 10 nre NJ once an
me guns OF rcctudc and Justice, ana Keep them nrs'
yihout suffering frOn the rccuil some men are cio-
gucDt and some dumb let tue eloquent tilt and tho
dumb bo slili Moonlight j. not strong ohosh loi 0nI
daiy work but is strong enough Tor lovers VoWr Inc
lndegt no ses the world made ny thlDGs tlat 90
no Work-fr thunder the ~ the sea. ihc ruahs
vind But grass in its growing. the leaves as tc'
burst into lie, make noise. The deel-hear."d, te
aurt VIII yet snow tie results OF thclr work We hceu
much inwardneas well ~ OutWafihess' we WANT
more stillut - Ia The world
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
rnE NEwARK suNpAYscnooL pAnApE.

There will DO parade Of the Newark Sunday
schoosIhis afternoon, in which 1t is expected that 5000
children val participate All the schools taking part Ia The
parade viii meet at D. N IN their several churches ard
after organizing will proceed their respective division
tusAring places The procession viii ooupss FIVE diVI
sons under the OF Grand Marshal Leo Aigetnger
ssd Assistants At respective diysonmusteTiag places
tsre wiz be interesting musical and literary exercises The
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
A REwAnD FOR THE CAPTURE OF GUNsERs
MURDERER.

The Queens County Board Of Supervisors have
offered of $3.50 tho Apprehension and
OF the Gunsor murderer The supervisor o. NctOwn where
e crime was committed offered resoHuon The board %
offer rt ward before the c0rCners inquest had been
cueed b action Then was regarded a. prmaiuro Now that
fhe Ugues udc tio jury failed guste
the criminal boaid thuss be-. thus stimulate search
re dsruon ~ The fspatpn developed The face that
Of 10. suD.TNs poor p.npn 81 detectives
rrneral-Suu Tyisor cTlOG - ynAHa
ipeu as buzzard going around m search Of oarI1On"
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
CIR Aioriuus EatI
Cur MOrtuus tsti
Curt o C.ri % Cur MOrtuus Est

Curl q t.rF . tur MOIIuns EsIF
This ended The exercises Bt tC grave. iorcles were
again shoudered and the line Uf march was taken mp
De direction OF the Lexington Avenue Opera House,
otherwise known Terrace Garden Tncater, which hai
been appointed the place FOR holding TIE cl4cinu
as tie students casSIeally called tAcr collation.. :
REGULAR performance had been held % TIE teater Ia tAe
early part OF the eyenlns bu iuli supply VI ss ana
,eIifl ,io OF siicerniau luid comprised M that
needed 20 iusurc successful completion Oi tc e'tuuss
ceremonies And here amid 20 = and spe', J., ana WA.
ss called Zy huh upon tnc classical prOgt anime T. uerF
the word for the common heTD, sorrow was iOr-OttA
and II resumed It's wOHtcd cheeri,uness aAi sioux.
hearted demcanUr
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02

various divisions except that Of the smaller children VIII
taken i'm charge al High and Courtst- by tho marsh u.s. ana ~
s:.5 D. M procession Will move down II ghs I" lp.u
PAX The line O march will b. decorated WIN hts i'n
bunting Lincoln PARK the exercises VIII oons7 " III ,
ly OF balloons sln4ihs
schools and an address by Bcdc Al the eose o' c N
ercses which W IN half an hoar The ieyie" AMI counter
march will fax. placc before Rce Mayor Yates, ana
ofher invited guests including The MINISTERS o. NeN"A
and Vicinity. who viii OCCUPY The GrAnd slAlu