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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
GIlsCclianeou5.

NOR SALF-A double engine. made by COX
: LIS of Providence. anew IURtl AR BOILER feet
in ace, AMI 10 tc-t IN length. Apply "a he Tribune Once,
t/FATtNG'S COUGH IOXENGES are daily
IA recommended or COlgha COLTS. asthma &c, bN ne
Fgctv IcsimoIals from the most eminent MAY bc seem
Price 20 box. sold Lv al driagsi-
IIiev contain % opium o. preparation thereof .
H. FOUGERA y CO., NcW-lork,
Special Agents.
z ANOUROUX'S PICTORIAL STRCP.--The
er,li French remedy o Cou-ls. Colds Irritation Of Tie
Ila and all affections OF The hugo over 30 years oi H.
crc.,ng popularity attest ijsmtTiiN.
Iauphlrts sold hy al dTueEli@.
J.. FOUGERA q CO., NeT-f YORK, Agents
ctTEELF'S DURABLE FEATHER BUSTERS,
- wholesale and Retail. a. FACTORY. PAIE-kOW
4 .bIsT BROADWAY. over Herald Uptown
80 Branch Onice Room B-Paror lor ladies'; branch
No OI diamonds, watches Jew cry &c, bought
ana sold. Lin Do EROS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
Alarole ano Slate AlanIels.

ATTENTiON Now is the time to purchase
~ SLATE AND MARBLE MA&IElS.
prc.t never a, low Slate steps ANA rspr aud al kinds OF
slat,work pENltH1 y SLA1EtO,
80 Union square. y. 4. AN ave aud llth-st,)
CRATES and FENDERS.-Thc largest manu-
" facturers low and hal,w down CRATES with dump
inr attachments Uoul call especial attention to our
tp-n places for burning vop WITH brass andrIis FEM
els ire mons holds antique designs, bark Crates
swimming cranes OF elegant patterns wholesale
ana retlil; seud iOr catalogue ana price Il,i. 5000.
j :. co MOVER & co.
3GS Canal ST.. New 0rk
MARBLE and MARBLElZED MANTELS /;
w also head5iOuts floor Hing. plumbers aud
furniture slabs al ~ atty reduced prices Turning for the
trade A. kLABEE i%l ana 1876 East 18Th ST., near iaFe
- KLABER 4 CO.,
~ Wet 5lst st between Broadway and shave Estlb-
tshtd 1878 NANTIL-, TlLING, MONUMENTS, az re-
duced prices PIT MBEIs' SLABS specially.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL AARxErs

IOypOy Nov 80 p Cons0ls % g FOR bot money
and the account bonds New lives lO1. nos tfh
r Is Reading Railroad shares l6e The rat, or i'pHh
bills the Woract % o't
when ia 2. per cent below the Bank Of fu. land raie
LONDON Nov. 3O-lO p. m.-Pais advice. quote nVf per
cent rfnie. lcG francs 81 confines Or mo af'ouui
LONDON Nov 3O-2p. NJ Ontois ! Nhfitsi lrf TIC
January account. Erie Hallway shares, 700
LONDON Aoy 3O-i.iO D. m. Cousos So for both money
aEd the account rs bonds four ant ai ercnt4 ln r.
IRE Railway slares l0f do preferred, @J'2 Ilnois
ra 73L PAR. adyces quote i've per cent rentes at lOI
francs ~ ccutmes flr the account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
-rsTIcE PINCKNEY'S NEGLECT OF Dun.

Considerable dissatisfaction has been mani
>tcd recently among the lawyers who practice in the
Seventh District Civil Court in regard to the delay and
inconvenience, 10 which they have recently been sub
ccicd. by the frequent absences OF Justice Pncsney
rom The bench. Tie lawyers soy that hc j. guilty. oi
neglect OF duty and hah ua iutoX cation, and Z were
lot tor the courtesy Oi bis colleagues who. a A' cN
.ense of tieir leisure, take upon IN ives lS
utleS the court calendar would fall lar Achud ihc
u-tlce present reported 10 be III AZ dis daughter
-ousc I'm Elizabeth. Nry-j Tsoy. He wa ccried 10
,,f Ice ~, so mis- term beginning January l. lS4 since
.I- election has su Ttc severe domestic iic'i"h
hi, friends assert chat h grief has been tu' cause
of lis eyce. Thev sv that they feel Justified in hoping
lat, upOn recovery his present Illness, no Gther
cause for COMPLAINT WILDE given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

2,Ha G6,rv 81, 7 lGE Me4lns .,.:SS

Furnres quiet losing at a slight advance sales Wednes-
tay cveIln, 700 bales. - $500. ,
fo4iay-first Ca December, 300. Ills 100 s. n; "a
n ~ total cal. January. 100 ll.23i
February poo II41; March. 100. L5j total 200 bales
THIRD Galway, 100. Isl total 100 bales Aso. olV'
Trrernbcr lI5dl11i, 100. a.. lst lib $4,000 Jlni-
ary 22aII.3t; loo, February. li3 alli2 LOO.
March II 480 l.j6 POO. April llGoi 100, June ll33i
total I'll. 100 bales. Grand total. 29,5uO bales
gfpl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
Coudrtncrsblp Noncc5.

NOTICE is hereby given that the cOpartner-
y shin heretofore existing under the name and style OF
lowell ADAM & CO dissolved on ue 81 day 81
Ocfo,rr mutual consent Al claims ana demand.
against copsrtueFsp shOud De foInarsl to j. h We
-n -uringneld Mass fOI settlement. FRA L. f~HON,
Of and for SAID lrm ~ Lowell ADAM Wesson & Col
EHA oHk, Soy. u, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

Poor Poor b lsa1assi ~ "a isss-s
cs,os eror.
a IN s1 Sass ~ M ,s s's s5p
mSs 5 f5Sg saa R Sa1 os i
bellies ............... ............. lOaT
N. AErAE1ls E., ssr gs., gu, a7o rs ~ 3, ysy
1uci unchanged. s1rs 800 tons 10 AMIR Or -ls ~"
u ' pot 'i9' S' sdocoo ' b. January 20 june see.
ffrS sisasi7 scotch s2i $3.50. ar coins,. y. .
es' ior ,,as1Ino's us; % iar E599
f22d "a r Wr.nrt Lead. 7e currency fer conuon -pel
iiac- DO, .arcoai rene - i2i s,o %. d. In - 500
500 g coke 90. 60 6-4as5 Is Terno o. 81 .asi 90
vcS ron Ncaorsaa. e.s active by aueoi i76 6bs.
'd 900 'I e., no o., p rs rs o2. Common "
NAVAL -i9l - unc. un,asn. g.l 100 boi' so I'D
common 600. mincl. 40 7oasl u 20 s s5df2 o'f
55ios iab9ng loi. arse ots. - cry rtch. - i2g
ocE ;TFgloTTs og.' qacsgs'f oo To ~ iyryEoo'
p o. qno.ei sos 'oa hpm'nfs Coton for % enfn. We
ho.,i. C.gld g1a. 5000 ',i.es. choose aro0O bl,e.
Loot steam. loao1 ..h cram H. w. -..,ai,.' Ah,r
los isrI. psf Bristol steam irUo bb, Flour "a iol
6osl Rye 5Lssrantap 2ooo boxes tlirs ~ Bacon or
D In, l ' 90 ,i,f. 3. 81 anoti.f riiaaif 25.o
ar. ao Q. I''o. ice VI bush Nrvcz' bar 80 100,
A,rieru. . or Grain 3. 81 ior Fonr aertc-i-n bart.
a. So 'o a9 So,s b. ', 49, - .e ,o,,l z.
o.. italian rS Philadelphia 30 oibrai'r Dor orders 1900
oa'c af . sa;ne'. p''i oo c , ,.,'g s5 z:
&c.. Blnch' winter 5-ejtr sperm Crude n &C. p o.:
Nou.tru. GOatar; -ouihir. 5fl-c. Hat.ral Wnior -
5ea75c AZ be can lor Cotton sod healea summer iei
., I'm i.b5He irie ,i'r. 'r.afy. CHINA CLAW go
1923 20 currency. IONS No.t an REQ - 3oatl ID ITS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
MIRINE IATELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
SIM 7O5 4.S3 Clock
rises 500 Noon soufhs s5i Moons age daTs %
flsu WATER TO-uAY-A "
Sandy Hook. All Gov Island. 4J7 Hell 64G
Hltii WATER TODAY ".
SANDY Hook 439 Gov Island 500 Hell 7ll
men WATER sUNpAy-A.N.
sandy Hook. 5O7 Gov. Island 5.53 Hell ate.... T42
HICH WATER sUNDAY-P.N.
Sandy Hook. 535 Island GIG Hell tate. 7:JG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

ELL Is EQUITY AGAINST PARK AND OTHERS
The Emma Silver Mining Company ycstcr-
dsvn,cl iiu iu equity iu the United states Circuit
Court against Treuor W Park and several co-icfoudauts
he particulars OF tie hi could not ae asccrane4 last
night Us some OF the defendants SIN uuscaycd
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-10-19
WHAT 1T Is TO BE A WHOM.

81 think it must he u jolly thing TO
be Il young widoW!" 1 heard this re-
mark the other day, in u group Of
laughing girls. think l remember
saying such thing myself in my girl
ish times. Do you know, girls, what
it Is to be widow? 1t Is to be- ten
times more open to comment aud criti-
cisin than any defnoiselie possibly
could be. 1t Is to have men gaze M
you pass, first at your black dress, and
then ut your widows cap until your
sensitive nerves culver under the infiic-
ton. 1t is to have one iil-nature.t per-
son say, 81 wonder how long she will
wait before she nlarries again?'' and
another answers, "Until she gets a
good chance, suppose" 1t il now
ard then you meet the glance of real
sympathy, generally from the poorest
and most humble woman you meet,
and feel your eyes fiji at the token so
rare, that is SO unlocked for. 1t is to
have your dear fashionable friends
console you after the following fashion:
"Oh, well it is n dreadful loss. We
know how you feel it, dear" And In
the next breath, "You will be sure to
marry again, aud your widows cap is
very becoming to you" But it Ia more
than this to be Il widow. 1t is to rniss
the strong arm you have leaned upon,
the true faith which you knew could
never fail you, though all tho world
might forsake you. 1t is to miss the
dear voice that uttered your name with
tenderness that none other could give
it. 1t is to hear no more the we'll
known footsteps that You flew gladly
once to meet. 10 see no more the face
that to your adoring eyes seemed rs the
face of the angels of God; to feel no
more the twining arms that folded
you so lovingly; the dear eyes, that
looking into your own, said plainly,
whatever 1t seemed to Others, yours
was the fairest face earth held for him.
1t is to fight with, u mighty sorrow AS a
man fights with the waves that over
whelm him, and to hold it arms length
for while, only to have-in the hours
of loneliness and WeakneSs-the storm
roll over you, while, poor storm driven
dove, you see no haven. 'i4'.EHy
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-10-19
. 80 Sc h a. fHsr. go. ~. ~
YOUR GRATITUDE.
'l'I1E'SUN.

The different editions or the SUN during
the next year will be the same during
edition will on week days he a sheet OF tonr
pages, and on Sundays a sheet of eight
i'ages, or 81 broad columns; v.iiiIeihe WeeE-
Tie same tliensit'ns and ca fas f ths are
already familiar to our friends. igni. iEotlD..
( The SUN Will continue to be the stfenll-
Gus advocate Of reform and retreilchnient,, :,
and ofthe substitution OF. statesInanship,
wisdom, and integrity for hollow pretence,
government Of the people " the people and
snGs % the snd in she
counting Of votes, enforced by military vio-'
1ence. It will endeaSor to supply its rea-
ders-a body now not far from u million of
souls-with the most careful complete and
trustworthy accounts Of currant eV tents, aud
and carefully selected statf Of repotters and
correspondents. Its reports from Wash
i,a especially; viii be I'm, accurate.
who thrive by plnndering the Treasury. or
s2e Whi1e it Mil cav a1 10 merit sf s 2Hs
confidence of the public by defending the
rights Of the people against the encroach-
cents a month or % So a year, post paid,or
The ses SSa s sG'ss'e eisSt pages 20
liz VI WhE Ell SUN, eight pages of SO
1877 at the rate of ~ a year, post paid. t'i~S
Tho benefit of this large reduction from
the previous rate for the WEEKLY can be
enjoyed by individual subscribers without
same time, If any OF our friends choossto
aid in extending our circulation, we shall
be grateful tothem, and every such person
who sends us ton or more subscribers from
one place will be entitled to one copy of the
paper for himself without charge. 1At one
saf SSpf SG sad
considering the size of the sheet and the
quality Of It's contents, we are confident the
people win consider the WEEKLY Sun
the cheapest newspaper published. in the
world, and we trust also one of the very
best. Address. t54i 81 ~. 4Atsi = N .'tSs 80
,,.., THE SUN, New York City, n. Y.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-10-19
THE DOUBLE NOTE sWINDLE.

Among the hundred tricks practtced'
by sWindlera who travel about the
country selling implements or goods of
various kinds, the double note is prob
ably the most successful. For Instance,
u peddler offers a farmer number Of
Implements, or II quantity of goods t"
sell on commission, and the latter signs
what. apurports to he = stinplsa reeeipk
toy ttisksia hat svheh is Sfyorded
that It can he cut Ia two parts, 0he-half
being u genuine note of hand payable
1T Il certain time without any proviso
whatever. These notes are sold to some
neighbor, or discounted at the nearest
bank or broker, and the victim Of the
Swindle has no other recourse but to
pay, and keep whatever he has in the
way of goods. ...s.A .-.,,-,r.
We give u specimea bf the way Of
drawing up one of the double notes:
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-10-19
SAVING SWEET POTATOES.
rMoh,la Rag;sta,.

$500 Mobile Register.l .st.-.
Many person will dig their sweet
potatoes towards the last of this month,
aiming to get them In before frost
strikes the vines. In the upper South
ern States this may be all we'll enough,
but in the lower regions there Is no
necessity for being in SO great a hurry.
We never think of digging until the
frost has killed the vines, preferring
to leave the potatoes in the ground
about a week after the vines are dead.
We think they keep better after hav-
Ing been SO exposed, AS n week under
the dead vines seems to bring them to
q more perfect ripeness than would be
their condition were they taken up SO
soon as the vines We're touched by
frost. Some argue, as we well know,
that the vine carries the effects of the
frost down Into the potato, #. left at
tached after having been bitten. This
Ia certainly a mistake. The vine can
no more play such pranl<s rs that than
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-10-19
A FEW sHORT YEARS.

a... f.-l
4 lew short ysar~-and thon ..;sa
What changes Time hath wrought 20
So strange they seem, we scarce can deem
The world, our lite, ourselves are sught
But one long ftful dream. e.si
The clouds that ay ~ ~ Yii@ 81
Across tho sky, .q-.
Waves tossed upon the sea, i
Shadows that psss STE f1
Before . glass,
Our fitting emblelns be.
A few short ysars-and then
Whore are the hopes that shone r.,
When youthwith flowers W reathed the hours
And earth had but one music tone
OF Joy for ns and ours
The rainbow's hues, - -4.l
The mornings dews, ~. u.s ~
Tho bloMomE Of = day. 800
The trembling sheen ..tx
On water seen, .a.a aG r-'~
More stable are than they. e-ffi-'<i
A few short yearx--And then taaG ".-ip
Where il the ad'msnt chain ~ -''5.'',
That passion wrought, and madIy thought
Nor time nor change conld ever strain
Till life's last strife was fought Pr -
A rope Of sand.
A goss'msr band. 5...-s 10 .-..'.
The fImy threads At cen fs''
The spider weaves -
Among the leaves .s.r
A frmer bond had been.
A few short years--and then
Where il Ambitions pile,
That rose 30 high against the sky, i2f+: . r
O'ershadowing all around the while,
With its proud boast might vie?
A shadows shade, "a
1850 A cartl-honse made ' t''ii .'"
BY children for their play, ;,,- ,-.
The air-blow1, bella ave., q
That folly swells ''
May vaunt q stlrer stay.
A few short years-and then. .tf-tfit~
Where Is the mighty GRIEF ~ -
That wr,lng the heart with tortures art,
And made 1t feel that its relief T.
Times hand could meier isnpsrt? 'i.N
A storm that's burst 80,
And done it's worst, .i., - :. y.
Then left the heaven more clear. . ~
A nightmare dread -.
With morning fled, ~ ~
These sorrows now appear. eJ. :.
A few short years-antf then
What OF our lie remains, ,. 81,
The smiles and tears of other years, 80
OF passions joys, OF sorrows pains,
Ambition's hopes and fears?
A faded dream t.,s. .s. 8, =.
To-day they Seem l..,s. ~
Which memory scarce can trace .
But seals they've set
Shall Tiule nor yet ..H.s..ea
Eternity efface! AGNES SMITH.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-10-19

water of the Gulf Of Mexico 70 tie
Falls of ct. Anthony. It would, IN
either1H; 1Yoati"9 f. a'
sas% |sSl!s so s, ]lase g. e';as our
position Is entirely correct. Our pota-
toes arc aiexsys 1ryt Gasst aVd We fkytps|
them in c6inin6h banks, every seasons
perfectly sound until August. " Il
PLAYING PEDRO F4HzT04 ARiNV1
[virginia city Chronicle.l
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS arlaitsatiss Has
ssissc ,s sas Rtn,!t als a,ss III
charged with having assaulted Patrick
McGinlay-i4 = saloon On p skreets phS
quarrel grew out of = game Of pedro,
for the drinks, and when the judge saw
wAa FeA FffM4 Be brace4 fa4sef
CotfSneSt&ns5 md repared "a &rtste
yt4 Pl etsb glsaeehts Of thS se} u
the stand aud said:
aye see, yer worship, we wor playin'
pedhrO for the drinks"
The COurt-SanchO or plain?
Witness-Just only plain Petihro,
four to go, dye see, and gev him
three, and he tuck wan extra on the
sly. and out pitches n diamond for
thrulnp, dye see now, judge: Well,
lie lays down II spi,ade, and thin |
laid down club the tin spit II 'wsts, l
|h'lave, and him q shpade, and thin
threw away II four Nv ctutrs aud he
..Iappin' on u five shp.,t Oclubs, mind
I've. says /" PedhrO!" " Pt.dhro be
summed ovid all respect to yun, judge
|sayski, ssoiasto1t1 biti1e NY DArngspS
.sadSff AZ isi1t SdtAs1idn 'tsfnly SUI, y
says I.
| Attorney Stephens-Does the court
understand the game ::
The court When the court
desires any information 0fc'unsei, 1t
will ask for IT. - rHgs f1gSYf'
t,egan shiannin' the on the fiure-he
took me he surprise, dye see, or cut
bate the life NV hiM, l can.
Il In cOrrOheratiOn Of this statement
the witness spat ON his hands an.i rub.
,sSl tl.slu t.4,ether, nnleHpsly.s s3ss
/ The next witness was George Peters,
who started Oft quite huently t. tell
what he knew.
/ Witness They was Il playing seven
up for the drinks, and McGilpin turned
the jack, and as soon as Krause passed
the jack, he drew to an ace high and
got u pair of kings.
The court-Hold on, sir. 1t seems to
me you are getting this thing n little
mixed. Shuttle up you ideas and give
as new aa @e<s ssssssss
Witness-Hearts was trumps, and
when Kraus turned Il queen
The cOurt-step down, sir. You are
evidently not u competent witness. SIT
| General laughter.
Henry Kraus was called for, and
said: yoost tole you how it vas,
.tigtge. ass Vessyas isntayfui bedrG -dot
IrlaSeinans sAtt lninsselves -be<!r9. for
drinks. &Glufs VAS druinps, mic dis
man dwell points to 60 Owet. He blays
lie four ofs shpale shPott, und dake
1t in NIT de, tifs shpett. Yosn't ddpt
right, shutgei? leaf II to yoirsefv..
Den he sf,ump ub, dot Irisher, und he
schwcar me at Vas IL tam sheat, ind
right away hit him init his nose.
/ Krause having admitted the assault,
wss found guilty aud ordered to APP
t4slsr for ssnteneS at GO'cltSck.S IL
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-10-19

OF course;these notes vaEYt Ting
to suit different bargains md 0pgra-
ttons, but the general character is
shown in the above, the dotted line in
dicating where they are cut, The LETT
hand portion being a good Negotiable
note against Isaac Brown.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
CIVIL NOTES.

Elizabeth Hardin has discontinued her ilrcc suits
a,ns. Robert IT, Cor5ett hal m The contest
tle a rIn Wiz.
judge Barrett has denied the motion made by
James e. BcIlaud fr of the Sew YORK ana ~oEth
rin ~.asl Company. i0ij> ttrf, o." com Iy is
.It Cd uufs
ally ,.:,r, ue "iT'.iuE ur Ui ih- 'o.rp-.'.
Mrs. AllIir N,ithag- widow ot tudo'ph Witlaus,
arp yesterday to S,Iroac Calvin or ettrs ol hmIs
.. ,u the estate az Lcr husband stating ic D. sOna
r!oaorty io b, worth - GOe As Fanny DorgaTiy. vLo
rl,i-d for i:. aCEii tri "u lasj week. aG ci.;Gu
i..1i ii.r rl.jn;y worth co. o. Ar- Nuth.u5
Isqgir,d to buug proof o t.e ,aiar" ta pro-. ny.
Mary Jane Valentine, a maiden lady, living ao No.
10 ta, Forty rd -t cirt Feb - l.,iu1 an catata
valued 20 -z-oO Az instrument puip1rae 10 De- Eer VIII
was offered pruhat. iu ur Surrogate. Court Tho vii
u,s 20 o. paper were Miss Vanutscs sister, brother aud
t.oi.I. whom ,irtU r -i-i i!n u.rist with
SIS contents Acug Ni-s va Ifrnr'-
tuic. GLc VIII drawn by Miss Valentine htr.r, ana
rord Surrogate alvin refused
Irosct.
The suit Of Valentine :. Larry, receiver of the
NeJ,rsey auI NraYork Railroad Company. against the
National Trust Company has been decided by Judge Van
Iruut in supreme Colri, Special Term. TIE railroad
ua, sor aiou sS50OUO Of s boaIs 20 cents on she
and llr5 q iar. portion "iE'd hh n,FH been Issued
H. tf public Among 90 Ii1t with tla icir nd'uts
u 90. bonds Tor Loan ot S4JOJj. This s.t
brought tu RESTRAIN tr safe of the pledged bonds y the lI-t
Company. Van Dlunt holds that IN the bouce OF
sprcIH aUtluuty aJ these uuIssut l- the company
81 tle Julian T. layS appeared Tor the
plaintiff, Arnold, E.iyts G Nht' for the defendant.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
THE DREW SEMINARY.

CLASS or 81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or TRUSTEES
MADISON, n. j., May 17.-Thc ninth Com
mencemant exercises OF the Drew Theological Seminary
were held today. The Graluatug Class numbered 81,
and were from all parts OF the globe The speakers ana
subjects wore
G.. Ross Alexander OF Louisville KY, The Feelings.
4 H. Eberard, ~ the NswJcrscy Annual Conference
"rhe Struggle for the Birthriglt
T. T. IlnsOme Of NBW-lOTk " Odtnism' 49, .
j. G.. johnson OF HeN-IOra, " bishop James, a IT'D
ute." ~ ,,, =,
Albert Osborn OF Farragut, Mimi, "The Crusade OF
L. ". Reeves Of Bay Shore. N. J., "The Unity Of
Truth" ,
l. o. Royal Of Portland, Oregon. Intolerance"
stephen T. HOf OF kOtet, Bulgaria, " lh5 FuIure OF
Bulgaria" A.. ,...
OIt ot tie thrtYsoyen twenty-five received the degree
OF b. D. The addresses to the class weTo delyered D9
t.o Row Or. John l.. Hurst the President Oh thc 9em
nary and the Rev. DR.. many % NeW-l OIk Ihis llsl
,utf1n was founded in 1867 bY Daniel Drew OF new
YORK. When ne failed tic endowment fund was swept
away IN the crash that shook Wal-st during tbO idst
wear 81 500 have been raised for the ne" tnioWHeI
iund A. v Stout OF NCw-IJrk aud the laWHy OF tue
l9to C0ngre.sinaa CObO of heW-Jerscy have endowed
two chairs with $4,000 each -Four Other PROFESSOR
sims will be endowed soon as tle money cln De
raj,ad Yesterday Bishop Matthew simpson 0l Ghlla-
aelpha WIS elected President OF the Boaid o lfuSNes
Tis Rev. Dr Kcttc of Brooklyn, the RoN Df Grey oi
N,amsHort, Penn, Gen. Charles Apr2ht ana ue i'hV'
Dr. TDan bofh Of Philadelphia, Bolles colgate 9i new
York and Gen Charles Patton OT the CentrA Pchhoy-
yi1 Conlercn o added u the Board Of Trustees
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
TWO ATTllMrTs AT SUICIDE.

Francis CoUan, age 33, a pianomakcr, OF
M. 3lJ East snyeuty-iourst attempted suicide i'>t
evening by cutting his throat with pcnEfc. lie was
driven 70 Tie act h, the mtcarcrate habits Of nj, w'c
who for some months has been drunk the greater part o
m. time and has neglected HeT household 0utrs. a.
late hoiT ll5t nj t WHO mad hccn Iascn To r !2
we Hospital became uc.uIous, ana tlt pL! sitidna
thought that Do, could not i've.
A prisoner in The Tcmhs James ltcRs of No 81 fast
FOrtyr itl-> who mas been coI .ucd there SO. s.In
time ava. ny tri1 for grand larceny, attempt 30 l
himself Yesterday by sttbbng. Tue kacp1 l"Gil h;i
i'm nm exhausted condition and Dee suH i.ug from
severe cu in the neck ard another ~ the right hrrs;
liicl- was removed Beieyu" Hospital ani attended
y a y,iyslcau Ills injuries are thought ~ Oe aeI,u