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frQUOR SELLING IN NEW YORK.
The Commissioners OF Police Instructed by
Corporation Counsel Nhitncy.

The Police Board rc'crrcd Corporation
c Cnns-l Whitncy's opinion on the Excise law
II tle counsel for the board. yc.t rlay. with
instru tions to prepar. general order to the
force which shall cover the points. IN the opn-
ion. that the Board %: Excise in IA city cannot
grant licenses 10 any person To- ss.l stron- and
sp.r.tuous liquors ani win t. be drunk On tie
pr ms s OF the person licensed unless su %
+ 'rson is an inn. taN rn, or J. 't"l k'oper. and
tua ull Afru~''S WIZ % hlNr i"'n D. hfr'tpt1t',
or which may hereafter b. crnut'l ~ psr-
sons otNrr tndn inn, tav rn, or tuial Keepers
o. s'ii strong ami spigiiu'u~ liquors and WIN :
= hf drunk on TIE - uie' ui the pcr- "a
III" persons - soil liquors AMI wines ~ quaint
to- less thhn i've gallons "t j time. rrN,ii tel
AFFORD no protection 70 th' l'rr-1n- selling su,h
liquors or vines u tho sam" ar drunk Oh tn
promises. All such persons licrns Il t. SOL
strong and spirituous liquors ana win - IN
small quantities other than inn. tavern, or hot'.i
keepers. who sell liquors and wines io b" drunk
on ia" premises are liable to arrest IN ~ same
lrss thgu ilv" lllons mt a time without hlvin..
a license therefor. Hnl the polio. have tn" SANE
duties 10 perform IN relation To- the former that
they have in relation TO the lntt"r that the rx-
pos ing for sHln or selling or giving away or dis
posing Of any strong or spirhu9us liquors.
wines. ales. or lccr On any day. between the
hours OF ani o'olo' X in the morning; tho
selling OF giylng away Intoxicating liquors or
win :. Including malt liquors. on Suuday. or on
election days. arr nilsdemeanors,a and the MEM
bers OF thr poll" force have power to immodl-
gtplY arrest. without warrant. ana tax" Ia Gus
toly any person who shall commit such sad
ni.lcm- -anors in the presence OF the police
force.
lnano.her reference % licenses. Mr. Whitney
says tnnt the Board Of Excise an grant licenses
To- persons who arr not even tav rn or hotel
keepers. 10 sell ale and beer To- be drunk On the
lr"inr :.
r., sd ut Morton and owen Murphy oi tho
Board of EXris'. said ycsi lay that they Will
Il I n accordance y ith IN" decision oi IA" Court
OF Appeals. and w.ll grant Licenses as limited
by tL.t .AM.
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TIE ADTiNCE INTO BULGIRLl.
Russian Troops Occupying Gabrowa, near the
Southern boundary.


Bucharest, July l3.-Russan advanced
detnchments have reached Gabrowa. near the
southern boundary Of Bulgaria.
CoSsTASTISoPLE. July 13.-Many Mussui-
mans with their wives and children. fleeing
before the Russians. have bccn killed 10y Bulga-
rians in tie khanbogaz dcnle. between Tirnova
and Kczanlik.
LONDON July 14.-The Standards bucharest
Apondcnt reports that the Prince of Rou-
mania has assumed cqmmand of the army.
graphic Agency says Prince Bismarck has de-
cl,rcd ii to b. his opinion that any mediation is
at pres"n impossible.
Ilumana and Servia. Prussia and Austria
have agreed t. giyo those Principulitcs good
LoNDoN, July li.-rhe TUles' Bucharest de-
spaich says: The advanced guard OF another
fusSi9n corps has arrived at Ploiesti 1t is re;
At Ploiesti. A Iattie is cypcrtcd at Eski-Dlu-
mand.a. where the Turks are concentrated in
Thr Times Vienna correspondent telceraphs
Ms follows 1t looks worry mach rs though
Prince Cnarlcs's tour OF Inspection on tho
Danube may have convinced him that his army
H. no' in 81 ~ STATE oi preparation rs to UNDER
take th"rro-Sins oi ia" river"
tn" Times correspondent 1T C"'tnin says:
The concentration Of several Montrnegrin
baitllious has hoen ordered before Nicsics. pro-
formed that Prince Nikitn will refuse To cntoi-
tam any overurrs for II truce. Several ac-
counts agree that the destination OF Sulciman
Ptsha's army Is Adrnnople"
The Times Bucharest correspondent says it
Is ON 'ay reported to-day that Rust,huk is
hlockadcd by the lu-sians. The Car has ar.
rived AT Frntcstl. station on the Bucharest and
GiurseVo Ealrohd, where, according TO some
accounts. he is about To- take up his residence.
The Uduy Ieieprhphs Pera correspondent
sends the following. dated Friday eyen-
ing: have Just heard on good au-
thor,ty that the Russians have been
attacked simultaneously by O-mnn Plsha III
Plcona and by Ahmed Eyoab pa-ha at Monas-
tir. The f;iltng lasted all of Thursday and
Friday. The TurAs are getting tue advantage"
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.Chi,i Goo. W. Ma,sr,l passed qulot and
.D.I..t' '.. 'At st t4aA.
Til, I'm" -t'nuhoai Empire State will make an
oN,ur,luu Goo West fuut Tomorrow.
ON" lhlip G.. Biol Of the Charles street poe
lN'. Mi" iI~ NiN' many lrr,pus IOW hUlu- DROWNED,
h|- u iru. fred to the Western steamboat squad IA
lrOt -m'lDn ul his services,
James Norris, aged o. Of Az West Thirty
nWi tilt't while ntuNlcutcd last tNrNlns swallowed
d"'e OF fAn' green liz may recover
liounlsmon iitte Of thr Forty-srvrnih -tr,ot
Eii.r' VI, ,AAN q, ih' lMrN .uNh .urH iaI. ,.ui Nc
ifN Dl u' '-d s'''i roir, N,rr HlOu.rn ID ar.. ius
yesterday Many uW'r',u ui paiuu. "ttc mmie,
Coroner Moln.i, made an autopsy Yesterday
{" t' h"IN W lr liNird " NnInu lll ii.t w ilV-
,hNl strti, NAntnludItt,l .u. In flrN. ID Int IA
the stomach
, VI M-s Emma Abbott, Mr.. en-. Frii-li, Mr. j. N.
IHi'Nh Mt eng. flli., f.i if'HI W4I i..I.' az mo
,rmn. h' nc krv ~ fr',r rI, inD, l..ur, lr-
Church, Narlcm
. Peter Callnhnn. ~ seventy first e'r,rt anil
Eastern huulrNarl and john Nu.,u. |i It. e.. 90 aLi
ifnth avenue, wnc uNms 90 dtaN iu ua,>plol,i
cihrle from blast iu tht cAtNhnuu at ll-i ti uud
Eshth avenue, were severely n,ul = AS c,l lus,n
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The Long Island Gun Club went to Dexter
Paik near Jamaica, 4e'icma",i 20 i,c.io som, sweep
stake matches The INST specwtakcs, - each, q birds
eac 70 yards rise, 50 yards boundary II and traps, 4
ounces shot. the club rules to govern In this Mr,.rs
Edwards Gniorslceve, Williams, and Webster knocked
over thrre birds eAcl and divided nr-t money Tor the
second money, seven NJ the M Killed two uu ~ tro"
making II tie nut tell 10 Ms, llcndo rspu nu Nok-
mHn, F kns lAclr louih bind, and they div dcd. lhe
rcst shot out
Tie second sweep wac ihe same conditions NJ
Edward. Won ur,t money y kns 900 OF ~, three bird,
an rndd style, Mtf and Hans llriicd sr 'ond, they
popping over Two cH,II For ihiri m.nrN ihrr' wore
tWuf4t 4, lN killing each Mrr-f. Williams amt TIL
drl rcNr, Oh their eighth bild, agreed ~ divide the
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ARCHITECT DURHETM's SUICIDE
Putting on Its Best Clothing. md then II anE
ing Himself In His Cellar.

Albert Durhem. formerly a well-to-do archi-
teot OF New York returned his home Hsh street.
West lloboken. late Thursday night lie surprised
his wife by putting on his best suit Of clothing and
making some excuse. promised 70 return In few mo-
nents She fell asleep IN his absence, and yesterday
morning on going To the cellar found her hushanis body
hanging from Of the beams lie had been dead several
hours when he Wa treasurer Of the German ReneNu-
lent society OF West liuhukrn, three years ago. there
were rumors of deficit IN his accounts, which caused
hlS tenn IorAry abs noe IN Missouri lr hh h. and
from the proceeds oi the work ON the West hohokrn
Monastery he stored To the society greater Iart
thr money His house Was motigaged and he lRbured
hard tu prevent foreclosure He had been promised
contract lor drawing the plans Tor church .dnce
n West liohoken aid school house ~ Union l hut
these iaiug on Thursday, hc evidently determined
tikins his lie vile and three children survive him.
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Receiver Lathrop oi the New Jersey Central
Railroad lAs appointed u r,ghte Of somcrvile, viii
liam NJ. Marsh o schoolcy's fountain, and David Nal.
iord oI Llabeth, Commissioners to arpraise the real
estate owned by the corporation. The shnnkage In the
value OF real estate other than road beds and pot
became necessary IN estimating 'le value of the hsets
o the company, to ascertain what It's value a the
property consists largely at real estate the nr Of the
roai which was bought by the officers OF the conn any
10 -tth,h new tow ns on the road number Ol Mrl
a. m the case RO.elle DunelltnAnd other places,
Formerly owned by the railroad AMI were sold 10 actual
settlers, who many cases, unable To pay but
smal amounts, leaving the balance ON bond and mort
the Intention Oi the company being To secure
dents oi New YORK ANA NicNV as settlers IN those
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CAIRO, July l9.-PoinacNtor Edmondson.
who WIS convicted u murder and r,spitrd by
Gov Phelps some months aEo. WAS hanged to-
day at Bloomfield, Missouri. lie protested his
inno"rnro 10 the lust
Tlr gallows vac erected in on open neld.
about quarter Of a mile from the Jail, and nom
w" - thr'e thousand people, men, women, and
chllui' %. from the surrounding country. wit
nH-s'b the eNorut an. lno cunIsmn.l man
was thrn from ia Jall at ] 80 a. NJ, and
trNrl in an open wagon upon MS colin, A
thhld nl my msn, armed wil l'adc inuSkctS
Nlh lA"l hyon,t-, surroundD Il tAe vehicle,
.hl d pIty o. irl.rt iulatm, y ci,Ar"d the wny
T. to s'anoi. Al lli5 Elmond-on
nscrniDl the - - Of I'll" gailpws with a llrm
tIeW, accompanied ly tue Sheriff and two
nm II -. Aitrr short prHyrr hy ono ~ the
.. rsylu' o. Ill" ir -fp made % lrI'f sper'h to
We p'upl', a, ,-uiln,; ils lnu@ .tn'". but ar-
ih0~ aging that a' hpd an iii-le. .ng toward
fnn@. lie c"ulnned all 10 td.e warning
y AS late unl keep ont 4 troalln.
! rnpagei ;, tlmt he had not iHl
tl1t ln@lh. Lprd 70 receive him a- b. was.
! q. l.t ~ao nliu,'rd. ani al n,' mirMies pnst
- 'n' hipiiH ".rr'r ou culn Was over. llo
Al.i. ..fN-ij tni ur"ay Nut MS body Was
- 'W GOWN tyr l"li} minutes, Wing 10 the
i''N' % col ilf j. J. %, tli' D. 'su- 4 rol the
h"t'4 f'r N"aess. IAtdo'tpr tr,nd h.- battery
H. N' uy "lt'r II WAS rut down, Tut ~ was too
inT' l'tn'u. l-lu lr0l,ss,d rr!lsnu a lrW days
IL cIe!l4l L..ss,
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CoUNTERFEITTN0 IN NEW YORK.
Tho Police Able to stop the business. but
Unable to Punish the Offender.

DR.. Salvador dc Mendonca, Brazilian Con-
sul-General. has detected a bold attempt TO
circulate counterfeit treasury notes Of the Gov
ernment OF Brazil. The notes are OF the de-
nomination equivalent to 800 in gold. man
who calls himself J. J. Harrison was arrested
by Sergeant James Kealy OF the police yester-
day. on the charge OF counterfeiting the notes.
The ConsulGencral says that as there Ia no law
covering the case. Harrison will 20 unpunshed.
While the law makes 1t a crime to counterfeit
United Statjs Treasury notes. the notes OF
Brazil may DO counterfeited here and the Of
tenders escape punishment. Charles H. Smith
and Frederick G. Rogers Ann street engravers.
showed the Consul General the following agree
ment between the prisoner and themselves;
This agreement entered into this eth day Of July 1877
ShsTc % nd o. e Tss Ps Of she e
sS"d & hs party Ss s m a'; ns ssss to ,ee
ns plate, the same 10 be an exact lac sime Of copy
FURNISHED by party OF the n,s part The plate TO be iur
fRKDxRicx q. RoeKna
,aarrIson sdyertlsed for proposals to print mt
signed the following confession:
Nnw YoRs July ~ is77-r John Jane. Harrison, am
atrayeins dsnts IN the empire Of Brazil south Anne RI
ca arrived IN the city Of New York United state. Of
AS1 Aec5ss yqns se ~ s and es % cs y s
@f S' eS1 IN a s' sdn Hs eds S' sSs wS no y & s
decided To have an Imitation counterfeit made OF the
two hundred mil rtis note Of the Government
Brali aed contracted in writing with two ensrayers to
execute the same. Photographs made o said note
on wood and submitted to me tor approval, aud which
would have ordered to be engraved submitted To
had not been arrested by the police authorities with the
designs In Ios~esion MY object wishing To cOun
ter,t the treasury notes Of Brazil was to reimburse my
sell Tor the loss O tour thousand mi rv-. which
had posted in the Bank Mana, at tue citv OF Rio de
Janeiru, BraAl make this voluntary statement VI the
foregoing iacts Of my own Tree Will and accord
J. HARRIsoS
witnessos-sergt James Kealy. IL. de Aquino. A O.
GoodaL
Harrison was arrested In the Merchants Ho-
tel. whore he had a room. A detretlvecut Il hole
through the wall and, looking through il. saw
him examining photograph oi Brazilian
money.
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Mrs. Ann Hussey has begun a suit for 5000
against Henry Bull skilled inventor, OF si Nassau
street. BROOKLYN, tor the death OF her son. Michael H.
Hus~cv, who met his death at bulls hands May ~
1870 ilusscy had. In Bulls absence Europe, been
employed In building street which Bull is the IN
Ncrtor. amt the nisht he was Killed went 10 Rulls
house 10 demand hi wages Bull claimed that he had
Mgt gttnp'oic hm and ~as not responsible ior hlswlgc.
lhrtupon hu~cN ant NJ his friends attacked him
AMI Bull used knlie m setdernce iufictns wound
in llus.eys neck. which proved fatal The trAnd Jury
refused lndict him. being shown that he ncted IN
scltdsience. MIR. liussev who administered ON the
estate oi her hring. the suit n l. said nj the nstgn
uou of tlrd parties Bull was arrested ON lhuf-da
uitht ON nm order hy Justice Pratt and lodged Jail IN
a.fl.u f.tt- ,iFHl hail
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GRINT UIITE. OR JAY?
The New Yori. Custom House Removals Dis
cussed In the Cabiaet.

WASHINGTON. July 1S.-Tho Cabinet was In
session to-day until nearly o'clock Of the
ing occupied In discussion Of the affairs OF the New
York Custom Ilou and the proposed reduction Of the
force IN that branch Of the public service but concu.
sion was reached The subject viii be further considered
by the President and secretary OF the Treasury and
receive further consideration ~ the iull Cabinet
Tie discussion relating 10 the sew York House
was upon the que iion sustaining the rccomnenda.
tons OF the so.CHllsd Richard Grant White" cumis.
sion opposed tu those ~ the jay commission IN re-.
gard 10 the extent To- which the fnrcr o spoNcts
be reduced without dornrnt the OF the service
The White commission have reported that the reduc un
retonliuendtd lN tut Jay commission would be- too
sweepis aud that about sNty mVIe persons shVad be
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sORROW AMONG THE FaITHFUL.
The beginning OF the stepping Down and Out
In nrookIyu.

Z. s. Distrist Attorney Tenney received yes
tcrday and promulgated Mr. Hayess order forbidding
any Government officer 10 take part In tile manage.
ment OF political organizations caucuses. coventons
or election campaigns and forbiddins assessments
for poliu, al purposes The order signed by Il
b Hayes and contains this paragraph: This rule is
applicable to department. Of the civil II
should he understood by every officer Of the general Gov
ernmenL that he expected 10 connrm contact 10 its
requirements Collector FrtclAnd Who seems nNIuts
tO please Mr. Hayes ths time received tie r.
and at once notice that u must be carrrd uut
Deputy collector s.as j. Roony. de, gate go tie kilbi
eau General tumlitto irnm flahu>h. accordingly re-
sencd The krpul lcans who have USUALLY had AL their
requests Tor the appointment ui ~ fhe NaNy lard
coul with. muHh e. u-un, thi. tlnc ~ b,ius
told hN e. CtmtuoduIc Ncholsun Hui NANW tuu-truetur
fuuk that political con.deruous NO longer govern them
IN the appOintlu, nj ui men there.
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At the investigation 10y the committee OF the
Board at Education IN BROOKLYN into the charges
eIy at the Iruant Home, James lnse, teacher tcsu.
fed that the boys were furnished with knives at the
meals when they had meat hickey stick and rope
used IN the punishment OF the boys were exhibited. lie
had never known OF any boy being obliged to drink drip
pings from the closet pipcs 10 qucnch his thirst Aor
Mr. Marun, the toachcr had punished the boy Nont1Who
escai cd, Wrl, were bruises un l'g The boys were
clutht about at night Teacher Martin REUSED TO allow
the boys To have wafer IN their douutury ~ night Dr.
Schapp- Chairman o the tonuiltt on Attendance Of
the hoard Eou, Huun csuned that h' was alwAYr re-
t,iNtd a" intruder when he visited the Tiuant
ion" and at his nstrue ions to the teachers were not
needed.
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stepped ON the Wrong Track.

Andrew Flanagan of johnson Avenue Brook
lyn anil onc Ryan who.c residence is unknown, while
walhlus on the ,anAlsc k.goai track lear East Ncw
YORK la. nj MT on hemnea Tain approaching. stepped
ou 'ic track u the road io BAY Ed-l llCl the ii.n
WA. The engine struck KAhulu fNe hcaI, killing MIN
instantly tlHnH-Hn Wns thrown from the track. aud
rctclfed compound fracture u the l,it leg Ile was
taken 10 tho city hu,litAl T. l. MONTGOMERY ihr con.
duelVI and ls ensnssr LdMald DAVIS were locked up.
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The Peril. Of street Oar Riding.

Florence Halle. Of 2iS West Thirticth street,
pretty quadroon, while leaving the front platform of
Broadway car, at Twenly.huh street. yesterday, was
pushed ly the driver unpl She fell hcadlonl she said
"pnl.l hA the TAN" she said 81 must have iun,td ou
the track instead Of away from IT, lust ns Ar - OF The
Forty ~ucrl Hni hrind street nc iH--d one OF the
linl wheel, Land o the outer site oi my loii tls'
se - In lAe NeM Ynrk lln,lal or wound Is serIuns
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A Young widow. Good Fortune.

Mrs. Brewer, a beautiful widow. aged 2G cm-
ploArd as scamstrcss in the mandatory OF Mirry.
Eunsou Co. ON Nalkct street. Newark received COM
muuictuon tsruiAN rom her srlndmuhcrs solicitor.
~ ih4iind lninumin' hcr mat her standmuilrr was
rut ail had lrlf hrr lrdid estate valued ut etltl
Her nartnr, was love mttch Her husband di,d two
years ulu Newark. ami since that time she l- thrnrd
hur hNlHs ny her needle. She WA soon sail ton Ens und
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~ pi.e
DEAR SIR I WIS Sick for six ycars, nnl for
fNu NtHr. rnull N.rN,l WaiN about iNt huu.r NN
tt was short anii Di'd from '.Iin ini' r,'-t
utt Iulf a the time also from lIillisf il anil an
lu l rfor of burning s,u,atun, Al tNl t,lrucl ito
puent -'uuinrtus nr ohnhns Nurtunus n',u sul.ird
trnu Ihln down Hrin.- my bowel, aud in uN lt k
and wl- much reduced IN {, III. now ieH lAc dIn'r
tut iris,u, uf Attn gnod haNr u.d even bot
tlrs W your Golden MciicM bscO'ery aust iat rre Pre-.
scTIptVi, and leei that AM we'll NVn ~ iully
DkLILAn u. MCMILLAs.-lde.
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Driven Through Plckc, Fence.

Fire engine lIugucnot. while boing drawn to
nre n N,w Rochelle, on Thursday evening. gained an
impetus IN gons down Ball. and While tenn. shar iy turn
e. toward gateway smashed Through packet icurc.
Iuhn McNofrfn, Who was IN front of the tongue.
badly uFul.ed.
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unl.ed Action Against the noraer Raiders.

BROWNSVILLE. July 13.-Gen. Canacs and
Gen. Dc,in have ha, conference. They had no aim
Guilty m coming TO an agreement in relation 10 suppress
INK raids They were o the opinion that they could render
uf Ui truu from one SO, to TIE otic unnccrs
hlfs Pos dl~,Aare. tlDir psftNr duties t"n ttnrcs
il - hc puhlwatlun n an 1ulor of such Importance
4 of ile secretary OF MArto Gen ord without nOurc
fO ~ Nito va, dl-r- rcn tu the bH1 trnment. but
l' Whfcs that AND vl cu rrratc Nih our authorize, n
amy manner necessary o. insure Irnoe ana secure the
lirrtrfAu.l Ol order GA both banks ul the Bravo
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PATERSON. y. j., July 13.-Wlliam Deuster
and Jacob Reimann. striking silk weavers TO
ail this afternoon 10 suit Tor damages IN not
finishing their warps according contract The warns
arc wNrl sSnrAch. ana are claimed Ia Dee greatly In.
lurcd bs the men abandoning them The six woAscrs
meet tun-hi 1" take action 10 defend the suits NJ
promise siavorcd by the manufacturers OF WeaNers
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In a fight on the 9th inst. botwcen John
Brennan ot n Pacific street. Brooklyn anl Nnhtn
knssl,y Of ~ Amy street Brooklyn Kingsley kn0rkcd
Bnnhan down and jumped on him, and beat him sn
ttNtvN that la, igli his parents reported 10 the police
that his lWutr. were thought To be Mta tcaluh was
made iVr hins but 1t Was iOuNd that he had ued.
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PARIS, July l3.-The Union says the dlstlnc-
ton drawn between LcglmIst and Oreanst candidates
ha, no if aing or ustn cauun All the candidates
oWmtrd'd ~ the kshi and Right Centre Committees
are nuulicht,ts.
The Nhr~llc, newspaper 2 Egnif, d4 Pape has been
r. .u'd tor reporting ,rlal Tor insults ~ President
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SAN Francisco. July l3.-Ycstorday at San
Juan South, Justin Arao shot and mortaliy wounded
Manuel Buruon an inunrn,iV, ciuscn ani arrested
Last nYlt body OF mashtd men covered the guard
al the luckup, ok the prisoner iu the outskrl. u the
TOW ami hanged nam 10 tree No ARE ss made
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The Steamship bolivia Disabled.

LONDON July l3.-The Anchor line steamer
Bolivia. from Glasgow July = Tor Sow York. has returned
10 the tl'dc with her nachAcry disabled Tho KNlNias
mI- iu-., ,-trs and have Boz rn transferred 60 tie
s'anel peN ola, which Will sail iiuin Glasgow 10
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ncnlh OF ,he nl.hop ur ,Inyence.

IoNp1N. July l3-Willam Emmanuel Baron
Non hcuoeg b,,hop oi MaAoncc. l. dead,
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JorlINGS iHorr TOWN.

Stationary nr lower lr.s-Hr'. .i.lli9nary tem-
fi tI' N 'H -.NANe Ne Nfiltiifi anu clcl
or ..i.tIf ,.,.It NtufArr
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-09
Personal.

Our cotton friends and the community in gen.
eral are to be congratulated on tho reelection Of
Mr.. Il. g. Heste, ~ secretary Of the Cotton Elk.
change. Mr.. Hester, by bis indefatigable energy,
his untiring industry and his true oourtesy, has
won for himself an envlable reputation, and we
tender him our fluctuations on his success.
We observe that our esteemed friend Mr.. w. G..
Raymond, formerly OF the house Of Keep. Bay.
Inond CO., and one OF the most intelligent and
high toned merchants of this city has formed q
connection with the we'll known firm OF
Schwabaoher h Hirscb, and will henceforth prt-
side over the butter and cheese department. OF
that extensive establishment. There is no man
in the mercantile line more highly appreciated
and valued than our friend Mr.. Raymond, and we
deem II unnecessary TO say more concerning him
than to direct the attention OF our readers to his
change Of base, at the same time expressing an
ardent separation that it will accrue to his per-
sonAl benefit.
One OF the twin chill lren OF MIR. 8. b. Packard.
d sprightly and fine child, died yesterday. We
sincerely sympathizs with the bereaved father
and mother, for this Ia one OF those losses that
can only be measured by those who have lived
through the sad experience.
Our old friend Mr.. ] ,hn Chichard, whilom
citizen OF New Orleans, ID back again amid the
bAunts OF his earlier Gays, and receives warm
welcome from his numerous friends.