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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-04-05
REQUIEM MASS :

Next wednesday, April II, at o'clock A. NJ, solemn
High OF Requiem will be in st Josephs
Church repose of the sou of the late THOMAS
LACEY. The friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-04-05

GRAND FAIR
THIBOOAUx. IA,
With the Assistance and Par ticpatfon OF
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT OF THIBoDAUx
To be held in the and magnif cent
GROVE In THE REAR OF THE CHURCH.
On Saturday, Sunday and Monday,
April 2lst, ?2d and 23d, 1877.
Tho main attractions Of the Fair will consist Of
Collatons at AL hour. An inexhaustible supply Of
Hot Com bo IL Creole) t. of all kinda
Soda Water. Ice Creams. Lemonades Puuch
Confectionery. Ton b,las and q thousand
other attractive objec's
At the lower extremity of the Park there will be
Target Sh ,ot,ng with Parlor Rifles
and all kinds Of sports
Fixed and moderate prices
dramatic Performance and Instrumental Music
ADMISSION TO THE FAIR-GRATIs
N. "A special train of Morgan L. Il I. R. r. will
leave Alxiere on SUNDAY. April 2sd II O'Clock A. n
Returning. leaves Lafourche Crossing IL o'clock p.
N. The ferry leaves New Orleans the of st
Ann street at o'clock A. The transportation OF
by packets from LafouI che Crossing
fair gtatis
- Price of Excursion Tickets
From New Orleans to LafourCho Crossing and
From Boutte and ces Aemauds and return...... l rU
Low Mass will he celebrated at ST. Josephs Church
quarter of after the arrival
Ticke for sale at the Morning Star and Propg.
gator Offices als3
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-04-05

ST. THEREsA'S CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTI-
NENCE soCIETY-The members of this Society are
hereby notified to their hall at 7I5 O'Clock
SUNDAY MORNING, April sth, for the purpose of
proceeding in body to st. Theresas Church, where
they will receive Holy Communion at the 1870
O'Clock Mass. Members Of other Total Abstinence
Societies are invited TO attend
The same evening at O'Clock, at the regular month.
IL meeting which will b held in St. Theresas Hall,
the Annual Election Of ofacsrs WIlltako place.
b n. CHENEY Presiasne
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-04-05

Ordinary Notices Of Marriages and Deaths toiH hereafter
be inserted for fifty cents Obituaries oiH be charged
at the rate of ten a line.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-04-05

PIAEo TUNING, $50 MAGAZINE. GOOD
work. Price 81 60 D. LEECH, Party Pianist
ia2ST7
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-04-05

We will continue 10 seil during the entire week all
Geo - hsnd ut prices TeveT before heard Of and
would advise all ladies in Of DRY GOODS take
Of his opportunity procure gains
therein:
2.Gp pee $ Corded PTQUE, at I5c only
800 pie veIy iue Victoria Bishop LAWN at20c
I41 pieces White SWISS. at I5G.. and only
&c pieces Very Fine atac.
$40 Bobnet BARS, st e. 80 containing IeA and yds
= Bobiuet BARS, very iarge, a3 50.
u 90 pieces Lonsda!e COTTON, at tic.
Elegant Black GREEADTNE, at soc
EMBROIDERY il very large variety at a.toushin ely
low prices Irish LINEN at 100. CORSETS at SOC
Marseil!es Qurlts, Table Cloths. Napkins, Towels
HAND eIohiets. Piano Covers &C., etc, to be sold
equally low prices
New and elegant patterns of MATING and WIN
DOW SHADES
LEVY BROTHERS, $50 Magaz' ne street
Orders and correspondence from the country receive
prompt attention. aI6lt
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-04-05

The first stirring event of the dsy-sweeten
ing Oue's Golfer
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
YALE COLLtGE NOTES.
THE TOWNSEND PREMIUMS CHOOSING ROOMS FOR
NEXT YrA.-rnE CoILEnE PASTOR.
~ II ..,- t,,,,, II No,, that the students

THE TOWNSEND PREMIUMS CHOOSING ROOMS FOR
NEXT YrAi.-rnE CoILEDE rASTOR
NEw-IiAyEN June il.-NOH thatthc students
gud themselves in the midst OF ANIMALS, with work from
suusry TO June reviewed, the new iwo-term - stem
H. rf,tv generally condemned Heretofore ut me eui o
the second term there an czaiaiati"n put II was
preceded by careful review. This year as general
thing and especially in Tie upper classes th're nave
been no reviews. Consequently, En- or'crio pass any
Kind of examination the most wholesale crammins IS
necessary.
Tho following gentlemen 0f The Senior Class have been
awarded tie Townsend prcmiuIcs-in value 9l2 each :
Edwin Ruthyon Dillingham;, Bfooalya, y. l.-Iui.o'i :
s.uur! Lewis E4toa. Lancaster. WicJnsin-!-raslnu'
Edwin Baker Garcr scotland, CouuectcGt-Iirgoti Ll
win Rurace GoodeIl, EeH-Hayen-E Erasmus; Ar.Arr
N,,le K1.i,all. West Havca-Er4smus; william Henry
Union Portland Oregon Iaiayctc's Career 10 France
Tic writings are revised, u necessary and arc Gril'r,n
.. winch s "a rcf W tne lc, wrlttu end dcilvrrri IS
then awarded the lie Forest Prize Medal tEe Ndi"' ol
Thr choosing OF rooms for next year has asi been com
ilpfrd Thrrc are open fJ students ur&rF 80 fooi7'
wLicn chosen ~ oi IN thr OrdcI 81 me ems | .'s
fcnios o. coarse ci.sns f't re ieh. o. '!'8 I"oa 90
varies fom 80 10 - 10 per year Ihr latter IN, Irl
the best rooms ~ Duri' ANA TIE i'I4s'I ." .'
EoOr Oi lbe coiir-, in The bIlrN row ~ io lD n'
enough room. 80 accommodate al TN d"hic ,iucrh'7
the Scientific sd,nlS nave 40 noiiht"ies ~ an
lac- uuiubpr cuWFc.i 90 room iH town. - N'
cge-, vn4ie ilrZ, number oi h'hoh".,, are cl'""l
ont siA.,u Ioo-s, acco~.noi3tHs ~ -. ". & IRE -
served cnc Freshman me rooms ar always ip9i'l
q yoe b .ipIc-nd -pjE Middle College J. always ot'
pied W -opLou"rcs a'd There H. great demand 10, i'
ROOMS ~ t to'-tih' MY 'hci - E,i.l"ii' d" 80
bIisA id.Gkct iu tl1 tc OF choices Ni'ti tAle'E'
inst yea tuc ,.i.It- Niru- % get together ~ CO"
lego 0ouih Mlio cuOc,s iregd ntE - i"t F-"' uhd
..rrr. foe Junior year there - ..so disposition 20 buy
gld s.l cioir~,. i r.ci Unr vim pooi Ga ce ~" P2
rr.,cs ria 80 20 500 rc Itne~ou me mcu are a..
sat INC 'f q .ar a N
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
,H4RT.lRD c0ILRGE ARMS.


ATTENDANCE OK ITCTATIONs-cLtss pAY-sPORT-
ING MsI1rHs-THE EACE WIFE YALE.
CANrnipGE, Mass, June 1.-The -ulltiOn
OF tho Faculty ~ r,earl 10 voluntary Attendance hiss
been 4.u.d provide hat hereafter al who hoYo 20
rcrccut ~ above the annual scde ios their junior year
eAal layc tho privilege oi voluntary Attendance 40 reci-
tatop,; a ihoso under 20 par viii have ths licat
.ucs-, ia thc opinion ~ the D.a IL D, abused. II is ie-
ported llt tic uo, ,chol4e proposed by licrs oi
Ore Old System of voluntary ati,adauc. l3r an o.
ls76-77. wnlch Stems +, provo th4. l.'y ooasir i O.
partial failure Tac class pi II have abused tacir priv
uese. Ec.co the To- friction for '7s.
The Ca,d,y trclors of ~ bIv, at last come 10 an
end. rAc corporation L.e decided tha' tcre sad be a
Cias.lay. with the following pro-lainur: breakfast
Will bo gwen - II by Prof lame i,a,sr- Lowell; Nc
.nt ,ia l.ai M be- open I.r Qauclu5 Wo h ihc even
ir. there viii bo music
Tie crew are eagerly at work II is moi vet definitely
known when they win s,a.: for S3rin .icd-prohaG.y
about lie I'D They viii bo quar.cr-d near the Yac
men iu Nc4t Springfield. TAc challenge received uon
Columbia las btcu declined, ~ Uuia- lMnu-sID-' 10 ai-
range the rsC", since o crew have IHl' uSt.ncis
~ leave datrlY after .he Itic race. / rec can
hc arranged win "a" sister college u would De hi-Iit
rnioya1.s affair Tie boats undcr tnl uoW are C,.pn)
she'll In:,, ~ Watcrs OF Iroy wcish 2ij pouas and
ono Oy Bldkcy, 2CS pounds.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
RRIrrAL Use OF TIE CLUB.

TWO POLICEMAN UNAIERCIfULLY BEAT A BOY.
Charges of brutal conduct were yesterday
preferled by Superintendent Walng against Officers
Jordan and Murphy o; the First Precinct Isaac Walsh
JIG years old who resides at No 10 Westinghouse com
,ained that he vas standing about p M on Monday
al WashingtOn-st and Batteryplace when officer Jor
dan approached him. and calling bin vile names, told
him TO move The boy started, but did not move last
anoub 10 suit the officer who raised his club 10 enforce
ohediencc The Lad seized tho club which de
sceaipg Oh his head. Oicer Murphy, who was on the
opposite corner rushed TO hs feow-oficcrs aid
Raising his weapon he feed Walsh to the ground, cut
ing cash from which tho blood flowed freely The two
officers then bca. him about the head ana
body with their clubs. paying no attention to tue
appeals Of the persons witnessing the occurrence.
Wnc, the officers finally desistcd the Young man
wa. 40 weak from loss blood ana his panini injuries
thot he lad 10 be assisted u the staiOnhonc IheIc
charge VI disoIdey conduct was preferred asauA' D
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
THE P00L-SkLLfRS GIVE ran.

A satisfied look appeared upon the faces Of
the booksellers they lelt TIE County Courthouse in
Jeiaey City Monday. and was heard 10 remark that
the business cooked at last" TIE judge refused
to discharge them, the ground That there was SUI
cien ground Which 10 hold them the two charge,
OF soopiug dsorlerly house and lottery. They were
held in 81 800 bail each charge 80 appear before the
Grand jury % the September term. Their bondsmen
promptly furnished The required ba-amcs Ncvins for
Lowell. and James VI. iraan. County Clerk OF Hu,i-
son County. for McDOugIll. test ease will be
brought ia I've supreme Court aud The decision, what
ever hr, the gamblers Say tdcy viii abide All II
trcm, however. assert 1t thoy VIII continue to sell
pools utl proved guilty Of breaking a statute, which
they deny that they are doing.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
1nNesnopENAH rArAILY srAnnED.

Two drunken l0ugshOreman, disputing about
lnc ,rce OF WHISKY yesterday afternoon at
thc pior near the GTand-Si ferry, en-agod in n-i
Cgrus which one OF them fatally stabbed IN tl'
abdomen Joseph Clark, tho injured nan, lived at No
6j6 Water-st and bcinL out Of work yesterday drank
f,ceiy A,0ut p IN. hc went TO tie pier, where hls
bra h.r Charie9 and John Ieay Of No. 3l6 &uurOc5t
were uiisdiug somo freight from barge SOIno daS Ss
FORE Clark had found cask Of whisky whlo working
with L,ahy and the two had stolen It. IAe WHISKY
WAS .lycu into tho care Of Leahy who promised 10
divide ti!h Clark, bat Iftr selling H. dpI1i 'ii' .ie
uou.y 20 lis own When Clark lIci ieahj caet-
day afternoon he demanded hi saIte oI tIt
money and II was refused. Clark oHeI,@ 20 COM
uronis. ror ten cents but Leahy still refused tcln<
cotton hook which lay near him, CLARK iut h about
I.,h,'7 neck and pulled him toward tic cls3 oi Tie
d1er The h0u, iaals slI-bt scratch, ana Hs l~ahy
was mach intoxicated also, He pulled on pocket AL.e
and siIuck Clar ia tAe lower part o. tie &Dd'ii' Ill
Hc,,ug "a dangerous wound. L"aLJ chd'dE"Ir" ,o iHh
way bat WIS caught and taken - .hr sttiiOIIi"use hF
Ourcv (ou.hiln Of the ihirtr-ith Precinct tdiI WAS
sent 10 Bellevue Hospital In the evening the nome ci
Glars at No G16 Witcr-si, presented most ftd's't
sigbt several rouch-luOkS men and uL,lSAtly Noneh
h.t come to ayIupaiHiZ5 ana drink beer WA taih
g.fc who was in "a hca,tly state Of MtoNcat!oh a.e
stsgctIcd about rylT2 ncOncrenty, uhhldidl oI t"V
h4ll-nak cEfdrtn WLo were crS Sis loT Acr attention.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
CIVIL NOTES

The suit Of Joseph Wood for An absolute divorce
from hi vito Ida Wool 10 whom lie vas married In 1879
has boon by Judge WostDFsok III supreme court
Chambers. 10 !. W. Henry.
Tlhrt Petfit the man nov under arrest for shoot
tn Nj Louise Turner obtained writ Of baboas corpus
roturnabic in supreme Court Chambers before Jgdge Wei
proo tI moiLiu claims tat lie Is held without pro. ci
evidence
In the suit of sophia Alderman against Charles
Demopco recover JGS d 80 haye been paid To- IN
defendant go save plaintiff husband WHO vas waller ~
C'rrt ye.iuiy gvo grltt 10 t. " ta t ,oH, @ "a
h. ana portion % tc sn s'o''i by her -uspand
I'm the divorce suit Of Frederick 7. Smith against
Josephine smith amouy granted 10 the defendant Ut
sle accepted lieu OF an alnoay The suit ias boon
reaty protgactoG and recently a applied 70 dge "a tod
in superior court special crn i"f ~ oti"r declaring ol lt
ne un cstaug mat The shona Dee sri vita rlon
abe spoed tlaL Judge sanford yesterday denied ief
The will Of the late Hannah Ann Lippincott widow
Of william T. Iipinco nyoigng Urcpcfy valued at nearly
81 ccOuOu haa bcen offered probate before the Surrogate
but is contested by some Of the hsir on N is 9aua o. no
b. H. lee J. " cgok ore cDnisel for to 'ocstauis
h-sgias n- az 4, ,es eod icr Jane i.
in order was mad9 yesterday by Judge Van
Uoen IN Common Pleas. Special Tera tie foreclosure
suit 81 tine nry savings Institution against james
Gregory the examination oi lohn IL hey
ser in aid 81 i0r Tcssie OF tire moiigaged
promises The fac,. which Jime Greegly Tie applicant
nc n' tkeysor1 s tie owner OF Tho property nayiu.
piichascl % -i-,jIO and 'p-lt sin' ~ -i,r @i
b.fer Win tho iaiItf p
COUNSEL bid pItn for 525Jg, enough 10 cove h
prot boud-'nan hut through
mistake tr igirsl Dd oE,rel $4,000 which leaves
Gregory hrre irr deficiency.
In tie suit OF Daniel E Sickles and others against
tie Chicago saginaw and CaIala Railway Company benl-
min Richardson, others. declare void +aJFpOJ VI
is b,ui. o. Ir road bought n b., Mr. richardson at Two
ci., un tle dollar = slir by tno Sherin to satisfy g
Indictment Haa t.t li ytsLtf tl lu mo
plaintiffs plaintiffs default laSt Ffdat hrinic
Ju.-. D1l.', Judge Gilbert Fraiitd an oE',i I" .""
ine, ieauanc OA statement = what hIa occurred ltit
Igtq. ls-. llt Jui-. oIt gL; "a 4i, tI,'i t DJ 70 aio
Yesterday llg' D,uOhr, sisnri the Judgment 'ln'-nt
II ury s. -ag.'5 iyer = too bonds - rf, tut J1e
moot Ii.. appeared III tlc sl.lti't Dt-i-i A.
H.vKias Tor the dcfruGiits
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
Ioosr MORN oF poLIcE sURGEoNs.

The Board of Police Surgeons Is TO be lnves-
r.ated. About two months ago Committee OF sur
geons examined applicant FOR appointment on the force
ana dec aicd INN sicy sound. This, however is
only the nitisiOy step ia the appointment OF candi-
date Guarantees 10 his standing and good character
evidence of education &C. have to be furnished the Io
lice Commissioners and consequently some time usually
elapses between the surgeons examination and c ap
ropfmfnt Ia cases where more than tIfY DAYS Capsc
The applicant Tor appointment Las TO submit 20 rcCN-
animation. In tho ease mentioned tGt applicant was
appOinted on the force few days by The COmms-
roners hut thirty days having expired since his exam
fnatiou the surgeons, second examination was or
drrrd. The surgeons before whom the man appeared
discovered that no bad yarco5e vclns, winch trouble"
according q the rules laid down bY the COMMISSIONERS
disquaiifes candidate for appointment. The phySE
clans did understand how IL happened that The man
hsd been declared sound by their associates and refused
pass hiIl. Roe Commissioners ordered thitd COM
miitee OF surgeons % examine the man. Their report
was unsatisfactory, and yesterday the fu Board Of sur
geens requested 10 mako The examination each sur
Ceou beng ordered 10 send ia separate report. The
Police Commissioners uncertain whether % ascrbe
10 the first Committee Of Surgeons who passed the app
cant inconpecncy corruption. but certain that
something Is wrong. and determined 10 ascertain
where thc trouble lies. reorganization Of tho whole
Board OF Surgeons Is threatened
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
rAIsE coAL krMoRs IN wALL-sr.

Wal-st. was favored with al unusual num-
bor of false rnmots yesterday Afternoon, among which
yas the report that the Delaware, LackawaDna and
Western Railroad Company would Immediately follow
the auction sale to-day OF the Pennsylvania Coal Com
rpv with smother large sale Another report was that
the Pennsylvania Company had Withdrawn tie sale for
to-day. President Sloan OF the Delaware, Lscbawanna
aud western stated that he w0ud not sell until tho usual
limo uelr the close OF tao month PROBABLY. June -
wien ha regular auction sale OF tho company Wuuld
fak, place. Nr. Hoyt. Viceirtsdcn or She Ptnu5y J.
Nan,a COMPANY Indignantly denied the runDr about the
sale to-day lie said hc lad DO intent ~ of N.hdIG~us
any prijO of the quantity wlc mad been announced
,yuii he offered There has been 10 demand Tor coal
rol customers for several days, and prices to-day, II ~
expected among men, viii Iuio Sill lower than at
previous sales
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
FATAL nAYONrr PRAcrIcE.

PHILADELPHIA, June 12.--Jom Murray, n
private In the 2d Regiment National Guard was picked
M in ,he street early hour th, morning IN an in
toxoated condition aud locked up in the police station
Soon aftervard he found dead ~ the CELL and an in
vestigaflon showed bayOnet wound above the heart
IL appears that the regiment had an inspection as night
after which Murray, with several others visited various
salouus They all IN uniform carrying muskors aud
bayonots and appears that from thrsng DayoDes at
each otier IN play they got to lighting, but sep
arate and Murray subsequently, found nsensibe
the street 1hi. morning lanes Htck and Joscp Hagcr
both or whom wounded surrendered themselves to
lio police. They claim t1at Murray inflicted the wounds
ihem. but tney do not know who stabbed the lie
ceased.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

A. G. stimers for NewYork bark Kjoge for cop.nh,ysr
schrs. Prairie Bird. for Sackye B.; A. r. Novel; or 81
Braintree r. b. EyermaD and Babel IT. Irons
Hsrfnona and NJ. H. Smith. for New Bedford. ''''
POT ROYAL, =. C.. June l2-Arriyef staamshn Cyx %
Austin, from New York and sailed for Pernandina ~ y"
BALTIMORE June 12-Arrved steamships OctOrara f,o.
New.York; Elizabeth from Philadelphia; Raleigh from
Wilmington, N. e. ~
GALVESTON l2-Ciesred ship Evangsne FOR Iav.,
pool bark Icarus, for Uavre.
PogrL,SD Me. June l2Arived, lith, schr Charis ana
Willie from Philadelphia for Camben. Saed, iith bs,s
Golden Shea brgs Fannie II. Tucker snd Emma ssr.s
brig Eta N. Tucker. for Matanxas.
BOSTON, June 12.-Arriyed schr Clye from Alexandra.
Cleared steam ship VIM Crane for Baltimore bark Veo1
for Queenstown Falmouth for orders schr Rmersor
Rokes and George II. Mills for Ge0rgetOwn George n pe
senden for baltimore II. Brooks for New York sailed
ship McndOra bark J. T. smith. 10y
WILMINGTON. ". C., June 12-Auived, bark Hiding fNo,,
from London. ''
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
SOUTHAMPTON. June 12-Tbo North German LlOycs Tia.
steamship Main, Capt. ReicbmanD, from New June 81
for Bremen. arrived here today.
QUEENSTOWN June l2.-Tho Cunari Line steamship MAJ,
thon Capt Garrett from Boston June for Liverpool arra
here this morning and proceeded.
DISASTERS.
LONDON, June l2-Tho brig Sol (SpAn. Capt Aares fro
savannah April 80 for Barcelona, Il ashore aa
PROVIDENCE r. l., June 1.-THE schr. Caroline Kienzs
OK Brdg.ton. y. j.. Capt DJks from PHILADELPHIA Tor sas
Sunday morning and going pieces. The crew yers
saved
For Latest Shin Seiss finh Paoei
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
MOVEMENTS OF DEMOCRATIC LUMWAEIEs.

The young women at the Clty Norman tOl-
lege are 80 well framed. sing well, aud in general I.c
exemplary that they are regularly placed on "Hh-
ton a. often as distinguished person Visits he ciiy "
least il that guest any educational procYites ltr
last exhibition yesterday morning on tho occasion
of a visit from Gov Hendricks and his wife. IL wac sup
posed that ex Mayor Wickham woud have the euea'' ii
the college vt a. m in time for the chapel exercises
But they did not come and finally the exercises pre-
cceded But it was like " Hamlet" with Hamlet lci
out After the pupils had been dismissed to tEcir cls-
rooms the beated guests arrived Once more tHc pHuon
young women marched into the chapel ana sang two or
th7ce anthcms Then Pres dent Wood of tic Board ~
Education introduced GOV Hendricks, who made som.
brief rcuaria. He GYcit upUu sac nccrsstl "l Stta
training tho pTOc. Of tgacnG as Wi n lpi ~"
Ia or medicine, ard sil that The Yrtuc tc.o yoinS
women would .o>t have need uf was patience. ihC D
ular work of the day had been 80 Much dcd}cu tld'
other fonnaiitics and sge, chts were 'n-o Miib
Gov Robinson and LIS party, "cc"ii 'hCd ~ hi.-i-
bcr Of or less magnitude "a thc iH!l.}
systcm yesterday visited the charitable Hsltutons Oh
Waid's and Blackwell, Islands. lunch fas eaten 40
e Warden's house BlacGWols Island, AID tile usual
condiments were exchanged. st J. M tho ptnhr.s
o the party sin -in- and enjoying themsg iYcs
Greatly. Among those present were COItr0lr htl j.,
John IT, Mooney SIac Controller O!cuii, Col y. g. k1J-
son son and private secret ry OF tue Governor; thSr
bei ai Tapl;tn Henry j. Clinton. Edward hraIhcy Col
Roberts commissioners Brennan. Townsend Cox, ana
Vincent G. King, and JOrdaa T." Mott.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
A MOrHER,s L0YE TOR HER DAUGHTER

Jeanuie Morrcll obtained u Connecticut
divorce from her husband, John H. MoTrel. in Dccen-
hgr last. He did oppose and even furnished the
means to procure the divorce The charges against him
were abandonment ana conduct rendering improper iht
continuance Of marital relations between them The ce
cree loft 10 him che custody OF the remaining child
Maudc llr about years old, and gave to the wiic
$1,000 year almony and the right to vist her child
once month at least giving notice 10 tie father Mr.
NOrrcl has since married again. jas hrst VIE mas
brought suit against him. charging thai he has not
complied with the decree 70 the daughter Dui took
h,r 20 Florida last January without the mothers nC~
edge sao says shc followed her daughter, and after
difficulty found where snc was; thc i'io GiI Voc
in Ncw-Nork aud fOlld that she was 40 schoCi ~ lho
Gardner Institute IN ry-Scycnt-st she Nisiica ,
tcr then. but on Two Subsequent attempts 4" see ef'
after notice 90 the iathcr she once refused &,D
lutcy and told that ire girl mad been sdddeny
roel love boswcon ler and littlo gi rcLdeing IL
necessary that she her dAdghtcl oi;rn, dAu p me
fhe state ar preventing hcg seeing her at M Ieason bic
timc- An injunction granted f0rbiCdiue iho father
suit came Yesterday before Ju-o WDStbTOO u supreme
Court Chambers, On notion To cs>"Ne tie ih hhnctoi
The motion u made on eidi ald L. i'o cl' Dem
tLa. OF llr Morrc he deIHes that ht iGa cone "ed
his daughter from bis former vile, or tt ther' Is any
as she asserts and says that more f,cguent N,!s tnn
month are k'iy 90 De injurious to the NIUE til.
H. found that his wife was false 10 h,f vow ana tAal
hs own serTcspccE required tAat he should no longer
lutc divorce WIN " sepa'"'iOu ""9 ""9 I ~ . M
his Clndrn's sake and dread OF schdi hc al to d..
Tho deed Of separation gave her $1,000 year aiihcny
.,.d Tie Ii.ht 10 the children once month ih inc
Fl of ls7G sho cstoa tEc pr0pucty o AN absolute
more almioiy. A new agreement was drawn up giving
hcr S OOO year Iud ho rzA. To see the e1r' a Oeor,
wife Obtained IA divorce IN Connecticut.
An atjonumtnt Wa asAed yesterday on behalf Of the
,n,si ~ o,ocscI on the ground thai he school At which
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New-York tribune., 1877-06-13
A TRucKMAN,s WHOLESALE THEFTs.

Detectives Sleyin aud Dolan of the Mercer street
Police arrested yesterday Henry W. Palmoiewer OF NO 40
RIA cost and Benjamin Of No 80 Noriokst on COM
rlsnt OF Mcssrs Spopner Bauer manufacturers oi pap'r
boxes Nos. oO6-e2 Canalst The compananS Formerly man
,,i ts O., r,yar,, s,.,,ut.s bat lately removed 10
mir DOWN town store Paletevcr was EMPLOYER ~ It'll
nan and II !, alleged tT.assrtihE Hoi- y" 'H
:, -, H., 90 al earl La! from p bundles ~ pr-
osrI vi ch ho let in different places Toe e"is ar" M
aIou =, known row fnuch 10 mas
The dot YES found about 100 packages -ectl'l ~ -,
I..r ,aia,Is where left tnrir Jones va pul
o,tap, stth Painctewer whesi arrested aio nn u
- I a. .r,,,rr i'fey were locked up in the F.chlh
Tat aud " m be taken to the Jefferson Market PO!lee
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