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CANCELLATION OF BONDS.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
- State OF Louisiana, I
Executive Department.
Whereas. application has been made to me
for the cancellation of the following bonds. to
wit
1. One drawn by Edward Pilsbury, as princi-
pal and as Administrator of Finance of the city
of New Orleans, with J. @. Van Wickle w. Cor
don. Thespnie Prudhomme. Leon Queyrouze
and Gabriel Pascal as sureties.
2. One by James g. Brown, as principal and as
Administrator of Public Accounts of said city,
with Sawyer Haywood. Charles A. Eager and
George Swarbrick as sureties.
8. One by e. A. Burke. MS principal and as Ad-
ministrator Of improvements OF said city. with
John Hawkins. J. Hart and Frank johnson as
sureties.
4. One by J. O. Landry. as principal and as
Administrator of Commerce Of said city, with
Joseph Hernandez. L. E. .Lemarie. L. E. For
stall and @. A. Eager as sureties.
s. One by P. l.. Bouny as principal and as
Administrator OF Assessments of said city with
P. Oapdevielle, Jules Tuyes, r. E. Peychaud and
Edgar Hincks as sureties.
8. One by Dennis Mccarthy, as principal and
as Administrator Of Police of said city, with
George Smith, John G. Ryan William B. Smith,
Emile j. OBrien and M. Flannery as sureties;
and
7. One by Leon Bertoi, as principal and as
Administrator Of Water Works and Public
Buildings of said city, with Thomas Duffy. N.
Llambias L. Roca, F. Reusch and John Finney
as sureties.
All of which said bonds were each subscribed
as aforesaid on the 9th day of November. 1874
and are for the sum Of twenty-five thousand
dollars each, conditioned for the faithful per-
Torrance Of the duties of each of said prin-
cipals in their respective administrative capaci-
ties. tst
Now. therefore. l. Francis T. Nichols, Gov
ernor of the State of Louisiana, have thought
proper to issue this. my proclamation. giving
public notice to all persons therein concerned
and interested to show cause, in writing, at the
office of the Secretary OF State. at the city of
New Orleans. within ninety days from and after
the last publication Of this notice. why the said
bonds. or either Of them. should not be cancelled
and annulled, and the securities above named
discharged from any further liability.
In testimony whereof have here
~ untosigned my name and caused the
hs ss o e aRs t ahsS
~ day Of June. In the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
seventy seven. and OF the one hun
e d5ea afd be S nsa Ct the
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS.
Governor Of the State of Louisiana.
By the Governor:
WILL. A. STRONG.
je13 sod Secretary Of State.
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For Sale.

EOR SALE-THE DELIGHTFUL RESI-
= dence and extensive grounds of Judge NJ
Pearl streets. Seventh District. (Carrollton J
about 100 feet from St Charles street, are for
sale. The grounds consist of nine lots. covered
with about 1900 orange trees (some sixty bear
ing0 fig and other choice fruit trees. The Inn
provenlents are nearly new-a raised cottage
with marble mantels. hall, and all convenient
outbuidings for poultry. etc, etc. Inquire at 20
st. Charles street. or on the premises, or adj
dress Postoffce Box 2430. ap17tf
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TO RENT-ROOMs.

WANTED - PARTIES WITHOUT SMALL
w children to take part of q furnished
house. with six rooms. parlor. hall and kitchen.
Two gentlemen would like to board with par
ties; Rent low and in good neighborhood.
ADDRESS II. T., this Office. je19 st
WANTED TO rem T-FU FINISHED OR UN-
w furnished. three large rooms, one front
and two back, on second story and kitchen on
lower floor on Common street. between Clai-
borne and Derbigny. je17 Nv
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BDarsiers.

WANTED A LADY WOULD TAKE
w charge of one or more children as board
ers. VIII guarantee satisfaction. Address MRS
Toulouse streets 1910 1yu
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VANTED-PUPILs.

WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY OF EXPE-
W., rience. q situation as Instructress in q
Would be willing to take the supervision of
children. and has no objection to leave the city.
SALARY not SO much an object as o home Salts
factory reference given. Address r. A."
Democrat Office. ie2O 1w
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wANTED-CANvAssERs.

WTANTED--A M. NJ. TO CANVASS FOR A
w Masonic publication. Call at Waverly
Hotel. Room O.. jel7 wv
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BOARDING..

GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, OR SIM
~ gle gentlemen. can be accommodated with
large. airy and elegantly furnished rooms.
southern exposure. with or without board Rent
cheap Tor the summer at ga Common street.
coIneI u Dryaoes. jel7
1R1 CARONDELET STREET: IN THE
LOi most desirable boarding house In the
somely furnished rooms, always cool and airy.
and especially suited for the summer with Ave
large windows opening on q wide gallery.
I hese rooms will be rented, with superior
board. Also, other rooms on the same floor.
These rooms are especially suited to persons
VINO are compelled to spend the summer here
and desire to avoid The heat and discomfort OF
New Orleans summer ie3 Inn
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NTANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED HOST
w Ter. a situation to take charge of Ock on
aplantation. Best of reference given. Address
HOSTLER, this office. jel7 lw
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FAMILIES LEAVING THE CITY CAN
L secure the services Of a man and wife. with
out children, to take charge of house, etc.
Best of reference given. Address J. III. b..
Democrat Office. ie17
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,OST OR NISLATD FIVE SHARES OF
and dated twenty sixth June, 1872 favor OF Dan.
iel Eawards. The public is cautioned against
neg negotlaung same, as application has been made
IoI now ooFlIncaCe Ie14 Th4t
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-TWO-sTORY HOUSE NO. 1873
\ Josephine street. Rent SIG per month, Con
venIent TO three lines OF cars. Apply at corner.
I1ATENT INCUBATOR-FOR HATCHTNG
I Chickens. Send orders to CHAIR. III ~
SCH ULTZ. SO Natchez street. lee lots
E,OR RENT-COTTAGE, 1870 WASHINGTON
= street. near Magazine Rent $40 len If
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W0Od-WOOd-Wood.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
HONEY ISLAND WOOD and COAL YARD,
No. 375 Jnlia street, New BASIN, near Mag
nolia Bridge.
Postoface address. Lock Box No. 1885,
Delivered to all parts of the city,
PRICES FOR THIS WEEK.
Ash wood per cord. ss 90
Oak wood per cord. -.................6 90
ASH and oak mixed. per cord. ........5 50
Liberal discount made to dealers,
Satisfaction guaranteed.
mhl7 2dpt m&s P. RADELAT. Agent,
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w situation. Can nurse or do all kind oil
homework Address J. K, Democrat office.
iei6 wv
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, WITH SMALL,
w capital, would like to enter into some bust
ness with q responsible person. Please state
business. Address A. q. B., Democrat office.
ieIO Ivy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice to Consignces-Thc Italian bri.

NOLICe 70 CONFERENCE.-THE Italian brig
CAMPIDOGLIO. Capt Fevola. from Marseilles,
will commence to discharge her cargo on the
Goth inst, at the foot of Hospital street, Second
District. Consignees will please make their en-
tries In the Custom House, pay their freight
bills at once and attend promptly to the receipt
of their goods on the leyee; otherwise, they will
be stored at their risk and expense.
DEWOLF. POWELL q co.
n. B.-POSITIvELY NO CLAIMS WILL BE
ENTERTAINED after the goods have left the
1evee. ~e ,a1oa
FOR the Lake - DIFlCe ut New Orleans
New Orleans, NAV % 1s77Wi,nfIl fmrhsr notice,
Trains Ior the Lake will leave the city every hour
a,om I O'Clock a. IN. to o'clock p. M, and
s9 u. nan nour from D m. to $50 o. m The
D. m. ~ ~ ~ Si@
my23 tf co LEWIS cooro.sr
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WANTED-A POSITION BY A LADY IN
r, w any private office as ,copyist. Can write
french, Spanish and English perfectly. Refer
je 1w
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WANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL
w a situation as cook help in doing plain
washing. Address J. K, Democrat office.
ia1e LUZ
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WANTED-A TAILOR TO WORK IN THE
W shop, No. 50 St Chatles street under Ma
sonic Hall. Apply to FL Hamburger iel9 1w
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WANTED A CARRIAGE HORSE FOR
w family use. Must be young, sound and
gentle. Apply at 1856 Carondelet street.. je17 Nv
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED = A FIRsT-CLASS TALKING
~ Parrot. Bring. bird to Office of st. Charles
Hotel before o'clock .. M to-day. je21 1t*
WANTED--A YOUNG MAN TWENTY -FOUR
w, years of age wishes employment of any
kind; is willing to give his services gratis for
the summer; will go in the country. Address
J. G., Democrat office ieot
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A MAN AND WIFE. NO CHILDREN. WILL
"a take charge of House, Cows or Horses.
Terms. easy: Best reference. Address CHAR
LEY this office ie15 1vU
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"ANTED-A MARRIED MAN DESIRES A
W situation liz store where he can make him.
self generally useful; is conversant with the
French and Spanish languages; can give good
references: Very moderate salary expected.
Address 'ATHOS,' care of this office ie1g
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

WANTED-As SITUATION AS COLLECTOR.
w Driver or Porter, by young man who can
furnish the best of references. Address q. s..
Democrat Office. je19 1w
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LOST OR MIsLAID.

+ OST OR MISLAID--A CERTIFICATE FOR
- one share. of the capital stock Of La Variete
Association, No. 1871, issued to Henry r. Duncan
and dated April 16. 1874. The public are eau,
toned against negotiating for same
ie21 "a an .
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STATIONERY AND MUSIC-sso MAGAZINE
je17tf b. LEIGH.
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS MANAGER,
w Book-k keeper or Clerk-city or country.
leans. Best city references given. Address
BOX 2619, Il. q. ieIg
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wANTED-FEMALEs.
Goyernesses. Gamma u,ors a..

Cooks. Nurses, Chambermaids, Etc,
WANTED - BY TWO RESPECTFUL 81, n
w rls-situations-one as anurse, the other
general homework, cooking, ETC., in q private
family. Address P. and NJ. this office ie2i 1w
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WANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN
w a situation to. cook. Apply at 434 White
street, near Terpsichore je17 1w
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

character NJ. Decazes remains Minister, but has
lost his political worth and standing forever. he
Due fAndhret, man of altogether another
caliber. retiring silent and sad from the Elysec,
having left no warning and 10 protest unexprossed.
now takes rank among the possible future presi-
dents of the Republic.
The next question is, "What will happen next r.
II is unwIse to prophesy in a country where the alb
soutely absurd has often proved itself a power.
but the probability is the suspension for month of
the Lower Chamber; for to governing with the
Assembly no man among the present Ministry has
any dream Of that. But afterwarli More than ore
complication arise, also more than chance
Of safety may present itself There are other
divisions ahead now. The Extreme Right
is very angry, and the Bonapartists do not
dare to vote against universal suffrage. Who will
assert that, in the face oi grave crisis, with
Bismarck threatening in the distance, the majority
Of one or two will be secured in the Senate for
dlssoutiouf On this point there IL the widest
doubt. But suppose the dissolution Such n Cham
ber will be returned as will threaten the Marshal
himself, and always Germany aiding frighten the
clcricals ont Of their skins, without alarming the
practical good sense Of the secular public. Add to
this that q chief is found whom, since the 4h OF
this month, all recognize az chief, namely,
Gambetta, who alone. since the war of 20,
has proved himself equal 20 the task of leading the
nation IN the grooves of progress and moderation,
and. what is more important stll, the whole
Republican opinion Of France Is united. What has
never yet been achieved is achieved now by the
blindness and insanity of the anti-Republicans.
Such men a. Waddington, Say, the Due PAudiilrct.
ard Others viii now serve with, nay. even under
Gambctta. This was almost impossible TO accom-
p'ish one week ago. Messrs. de Brocle. DEparloup,
and the Marshal have accomplished It successfully.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
SKULL AND BONES AT YALE.

NEw-HAvEN, May 29.-The initiation of the
members the Junior class who received elections o.
the senior societies took place tonight, and large
Der OF old society IN town. The names Of the
new members Of Scroll and Key have already been pub
I,hed in THE TRIBUNE The following ere the members
OF Skull aud Bones Chas F. Carter Chicopee Falls.
Mass Treat Campbell, Springfield, Ill George l. Cur
It's Canandaigua, n. Y; George b. Edwards, Russell
vile KY: Roger 2. b. Foster Boston, Mass. william X.
James, Hamburg. Iowa Tudor s. jerks Brooklyn. n.
Y; Clarence II. Kelsey, bridgeport. Conn; George T.
Knott Springfield, Mo. George 4. Pollock, Pittsneld,
Mass: Edward H. seely, Brooklyn, n. Y; Charles l..
spencer ST. Paul Mmn; Charles NJ stOue. binshamtOn,
~ v; William HI. Taft, Cincinnati Ohio; Edward B.
Whitney, New-IIayen.
"Bones" Ia considered the leading college society Of
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

WAYNE MacVeagh certainly does get the bet
Ter Of Butler Ia nat itue rpstOagy due-nd ne seems
u do il very e-s y. tOO.-SpTinghed L publican Qnd
senator COnkling Is reported denOuncing
the Presidents policy, Partcuaiy as regsids Louis
ana. II this be true, SO much JhC worse lOf l OOhk
lng-lBOstOn Transcript lkcpJ
Morton knows when to write a letter He
always selects tnat most critical period ~ Statesman
hfe-wheu tie commissions Of "a great many postmaster
are about expire. He cau no" name al theif ndccca
sOTs-lSt. Louis GlObe-Democfat lhelD
When the Republican organs in this sta
are daily preaching tie silver doctrine prucEulneo h1
tie Democrats OF Ohio one year aSo, ana Whc1 the N
toual Republican parry steals the Democratic southern
policy there Is encouragement fOr DtnOciats-fC
nat Enquirer Gemj
1t is a very hopeful sign that the Admins
tratou put Itself m sucn pOslu0n DtIoit l1e fp
say they don't ike it Tue more they 1<At again ~
with such weapOus as tBey familiar Will, tne Deter
baltimore Gazette (Dcm)
If we catch Gov. Young going back on the
silver dollar shall nave the grand bounce. lie tH,t
not talk about the "crdze OF Tue popU az dcuaud tt
shall not nave the British gold policy forced upon tlc.
-lCiucnnatI Commercial lindl
The President has struck at the root Of nine
tntas Of the abuses aud Oi Tie cnh service lie Las
carried effect all mis- It has simply
nOunced them. lie VII have tho cordial .uppori W az
uly open assault of those VINO nave hitnelO pros
leTed by the vicious spOs s3steln.-lBost0n journal
HepJ
We take the liberty TO repeat again what we
and imlaeabiity OF te southern people refuse tine con
ouOns essential 10 the successful development OF The
policy and 10 the mauguri0n 0l an era OF rccOucla-
uon based upon aDOute Justice and tne fu recognition
found 70 accomplish just that thing Indianapolis Jour
IA kepJ
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
Latest SNIP NEWS.
fror Other shin Es,s, see second PagsI

ARRIVED
wa '' Sey Wgr i 2Gs win @ds aad pas o, 70 e & sSory ca
~ Win Sa. e. order S yss,e vi, 10 FeS Ease
BARK e. l. toed ,oi Hangor Car er. IiaYlna - eays
B'ir PAN )GerJ -. Tag1ayrs and PORTO Cabolo win
anchored ~ sandy look ROT orders
sns Eniy of n onl Eouan Rio Jansiro - days. with
coffee 10 q O. Ramsey Co. vessel q Co. p B,lrS ~.
Ute 'ie' r. g. ch1., oicu,t Ns,anzas Apih ., ana
vessel 70 Parsons I0nd
SER. A. P fr.,rson to' orana) Emerson cardenas 10
M1lgstt
TO orleT vessel 20 Brett, son z CO.
FOREIGS PORTS.
YORK Kroaaeeiz for wilmington. Arrived. Slst Fl.et-
wing, Capt Hauley.
2st2s. Nay @ s'ed IN parks hno TON ron
Passed erlg MISSISSIPPI fr Demeara sale, br Carl
NORFOLK. Va Nay 5l-saled bark ciemeutina :. Gtal).
wI,seTos ~ ~, n ,a,s C. May es5 q, so barA' Abraham
sAyASNAH, May lArrsed ssamsh America from Balti.
bark Mima Helene rom Pensacola or RIO Janero he
ago. Cleared sehr AaTy Jane for II lrDor Island john =
Ingram MiJIinge Me sailed bg ana, for Barceioua;
MomlE, Ala, May Jl.An1ved, brig Lewis Clark, from
Bath sohr. sdgmn. from Kingston.
PogrLAND, ae, May 5l.-A rived, brig Ernest. from
sampson nom Piladeipis " r. Lee lsom Philadelphia
Cisarcl' scnr: Neii,, starr fof Pnlaepha % .,,,. g.,
.fssn,s,D nsrrsIe from iiSerSol hafks FnToue fr M
Liverpool; OnLls from Bremen. saied. steamship Ahco
hudsol brig Florence On The Bpr bound out salp TX
sjuuder
sA, FaANcsco May 3l.-Auived, steamship city Of sgd.
ney, fr0fI gtiuey i0IOldu. bringing British mails.
BALTBORE. Nay Sl-Arr1ved brigs Salvador spap, from
CleafdrgOs Adtic AZ all lrUm Cariicnas.
Boston. MAY 3l.-Arrvpd. steamship Wm. Crane, from
baltimore scEr- " ia. Marshall Nm. T. Bryan. and John
Middleton Jr nom Phi alelphi3. Cleared bark sarah for
Nparaso ,cr south ore for RockDOr Ne. To load tor
Norfolk Sailed bark iseDston.
CHAMELEON Nav 3l.-5aicd steamship c. W. Clyde far
NCw furS. Cleared. bng Empress. for Hayre.
PHILADELPHIA. May 5l.-Arrvei. steamships Berks from
East Cambridge aitlsnakr, from Boston Leopard. from
SeWbuIy port J. =. shriyeI, fI0m Baltimore
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PLYMOUTH May 5l.ibe National Line steamship Canada,
CapL sumEer fom Ncw-Nork Ny 10 for London arryed
here AZ y. yeseu1y
ASTNERr, Ma, 1.-The steamship Naerlsnd sailed
0day for Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

PHILADELPHIA, May 31.-Ihe city ordinance
authorizing TIE construction Of water front railroad
along the Delaware River in this city signed to-day.
Iis bU las been under consideration for "A long time
Philadelphia haa felt need Of railroad running al
along the river front and connecting the wharyes, ware
houses and steamship lines with all the railroads on ac
count OF export trade and she has been agtatng for
t lof years There las. however been couict Of in
terests over themeasure Business men and property
owners the water front have opposed the bill and
there he's been struggle between the Pennsylvania and
the 30 IIlorc aud OHIO Railroads to control the road
should tAc building of one be authorized The Baltimore
ana Ohio wants possession of 10 both in order 10
certain terminal ace, M tls city and % secure
eouurr.i ioa through 10 NcW-I0rk the Bound Brook
l.f-rgad. Tie stile Tie measure has delayed ac
fl- .fgon 10. Iu-uay, however the Mayor obtained
p4 reuOrt from the engineer, and upon the strength
ltH L. 81 -llru Tie
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
TIE NEw-YoRK HOSPITAL CRITICISED.

TIE NEW-YGRK HOSPITAL CRITICISED.
10 the EdftOr or Thc Tribune.
SIR: In this mornings TRIBUNE is an article
the NcwIork Hospital, sentence OF when states
very clear abuse which calls loudly for cor
T1ctlou. The sentence Is tins: me charges Tor these
prvate Fooms) embrace wide range from Slo 70
$50 week, that n number 81 persons have aVallen
themselves u the opportunity OF obtaining surgical aid
of the highest character free Of charge they only pay
for the board and attendance" And then follows
description Of thcss private rooms which shows such
degree of puts the question Of charity COM
plerly In other words the surgical serv-
rendered not bestowed charity upon those not
able 10 ray them, but rrckessly given away to
persons who can afford TO give SIS to $50 week for
board. Now this argues that the managers put very
small value upon the soryices Of their surgical sa ana
that they willing that the world should know H. TIE
transaction is perfectly par with tie action 81
pupc library which should receive gifts Of valuable and
costly books and then sell them for waste paper.
What would be Thought Of the managers OF a great
benevolent society which should take the funds commit
ted its enc 10 distribute them among people so iar re-
moved fr.m waut that they conid pay SD "e5n &
Ncw-l orr Hospital mncn charitable CUTS - are
tue subscriptions 10 the Ncw-fotk society I9r lmpioths
the COIdii0 AZ tle Poor. - - Lukes HosWA tieie
Drivlt wiuch Are simply cOmiOftaD", Nitnrt
any attempt at clcnce, and TIM charge ior me III J. 30
iscily that he pays say $40 week Io"arn
sustaining TIE nmates of me "atos VINO cai c.
medical And the prnc pie Is carried ont ut
the brlabY tcrf and other hospitals But AZ the NeN-
York Hospital the scale Of elegance j. suci ana me
prices charged relatively - low, ihai the private
cauuot pay the actual cost Ot maintaining tt.
much lc.s Yield revenue TO the no>rlta. Hence III"
practical NOrkmg II the system II thdt tht mann
gers i.Ju their very valuable services
which ,y n return give away 10 people IN comortaDie
c Cuu-fances additional nducencnt 10 come thd
occupy aparteuts t rates ti&t Woua rum any
hUel boarding house. Because che poals cost ihclh
uotug the tgers cast them before swine. II Is
question which me surgeon would do wei 10 poiheI
whether houUr OF holding such position ls not
oyerOanced los the disonos OF being the nstruuleDts
through which profession is de graded IN the eyes OF
tv public. should like some LO2rd Of isels
uy q serve lawyers IN tns way. MURRAY HILL
Aeir- IOrk. May I6 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

America. Il. founded ~ years ngo BY Gen Russeli
OF this city, judge Taft and other men who have 40
well su0Wn and 70 has chapter at any other coe<e.
Tie society is very secret, its name not even beng
spoken IN public bv any OF tie members, ana 10 s re-
lriei a. crave or for outsider 20 SPEAK 70
Bone man about the s0ciety The member NJ the junior
Glass tonight crowded IN front ~ ihe Temple ana
gTavey bad their CLASSMATES Good by" they van
@led behind the portals ~ THE sacred bailtng. Tho
shove paes several ~ the rest men OF tbe
class. It eon,ans Yacs' i9EOus baseball pitcher, =
meiubsr the University class deacon.
aH i've - tde Lel editors the three high - p n'i
men the class noted iDr social ana
otter - bsantia" qualities. Bones j. 10 be ooDgfatlr
lated on It's excellent set ~ men from -.