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and stated that the lattcrs reputation for truth

and stated that the lattcrs reputation for trait
Nnd rcrncity wns good.
JAMES pELEErIgR,
Of New Orleans, testified that he was walter u
the restaurant whera on Suns2nr, I}cc. Z, mcm
bcrs md clerks nf the Returning Board dtnc,
and that he overheard tho conversation bctwec.
Wells, Anderson, and 1.lttlcf1ehl. lie hear|
Wclla ray, In reply to u question By 1.ttt1eaetl.
that no matter It nltlon lsa4i 100000 majority IN
ya s se mi The ,h.: 1oe o42 10 r. Hiyen ot = sSs,
would tccome Of the State. Witness wns SUBJ
tcLtcd to
A ALEhar1fr cHoss.xxAxtKATtoH,
which. however, brought out no new facts nor
tended to weaken the testimony in chief.
Adjourned till Tomorrow.
Watts, tho alleged Ineligible Etcctor from
UrcEon, has returned to this city from the
West, In view Of objections being raised to the
counting Of the votc Of Oregon 40 cast by tho
purpose Of giving Testimony before the ELECTORAL
before that body.
erEAR1sa.
". +. spcaring publishes card denying the
nth OF the statement nadc BY clifford, OF Day.
would bc pleased to sec UlfIorl in Washington
to make good llis statement tlnLcr oath.
TIE SENATE COMMITTEE.
G. n. Shelton, Of Hines County, Miss, was
before the Senate Committee OH Privileges aid
Elections this morning and testtfic.f: Ilc is
no knusrtcdgc Of duplicate ballot.bo1 keys tc-
Ing furnished Democratic Judges Ut elections.
Knew OF tue existence Of armed Republican
Clubs during each political campaign s[NU
1870. Thinks the colpretl people wtre honestly
they would best subscrvo their own interests
by voting with the native white people Of Nils.
e.sspp.
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EnsightentDR tho World" which has been DO
pie. Referred
Recess till 10 Tomorrow.
LOCAL. POLITICS.

I
a meeting ot the "Yonhg Democracy was
held yesterday AFTERNOON in an upper room o,
No. n C'ark street. Tho youthful alhcrcn:e
to the party must bc an Insignificant quantity,
II flic Persons present yesterday werc anything
upon which ono can form al Idea Of the.r MIN.
pcss. A1o,,e dozen Rcformcrs wcrc prcsent,-
not o.! of them young nor good-lookin0, ono Of
them Doing decidedly bud a. to one eye. How
crcr, they wcsc Reformers, ali of them, and
they proceeded to business.
Aid. Cua1crton was chosen to preside, whtlo
nr. .. 4. STE hlled the oncrous position Of
~. Tts , ,i,.st,nasne.1 It rer'on moved to appoln.
itle purpose nf extending the organization Ia
tdc various wanIs u the city, This motion
slnmbcrcl for will.
e,4ts,c Mts, psfod s ot client prayer thc Chairman
tourt, until n permanent organization ind
snltable place for meeting eo,,ii be- scc,lrri. ' "
-, Inc Secretary made plea for the yutln. rnrr.
s:i,,'a aMcy i''' to sa, been crowded gut Of all the
aha partF,1sn otfter wpr.ts, they got no ollecs.
lheY !!s all the harl work and were left ont II,
lhe cold. lie hoped some Of them would sneak
.H: ~: asa sinE,ca out rcncgndo Republican Iy
hns fe pa'ne Oh al'ticf from Wliom lse desired to
ny. Millcr, aitor allu1ing to IFS recent con-
Vefsi2n to tic party, mntfo regulation Reform
speoehs upholinE tic JctrrTsonian test Of
honesty anu competence" In ttioae who were
natef tho otlcet. a. matter Of cu,lrac, ir a.
tnus4 70 tbc new Deu1ocrat!c party as "dcstlncd
to shi.,o as bright jewell" cic., cte.
Eaht: fecncF couldn't sny faircr than that.
Mr. Miller novel 10 appoint comtn;ttrc on
permanent organization. Ills motion was car-
f,e4, h a9a @ sae following comu.ittec was chosen:
y. 81: Miller, T. Carney, n. scul1y, NJ. a. La
bns. deoEgg 7. Gibson.
u; si's, y. Brennan, md II. II. Miller wcro
relied upon to hire d hall, ~'4
Dr. Stlt'a motion was then rencwci1 anil cor.
RED, aud tho meetlng chose ct,l,nlIttco con.
eistia{ of tsFo ffuM each ward TO look after tho
organization in the wards, ~' '''S
g. ihen sae hcfornters adjourned to meet on
~ IssuaS toe hour to be dcstdcd upon before that
, 1877-02-14

NEW fokk, Feb. tJ.-Wtltta.n Kinney, we'll.
kuown broadway dealer Ia fancy goods, wsa
tr1el to-day for allcgra abandonment Of hla
WIFE This wife had been sonle years Its clork
bcsure the marriage, apd says she loaned Kiuxoy
ali tue savings OF ycaEs-4t, ,Go1-t9 put tnto hls
business. Both parties haa teen previously ii.
yorced. They ltvcl Id spparcnt happiness for
SIX years, mud then Kinney left ta wife, "a ts al,
legged. on the ground that No. ! was ;he legal
husband. During tI,V II ,ininatio,. KtnxeY aulI
loud!y upon statylnent by john d. Townsend,
the ladys ld counsel, That's lle," wAcEsupui
remark again with reference ~ ule, III puli
your nosc." Explanations aud adJeusulnsnt,
but W Noge-pul!!ng.
, 1877-02-14
THE BENNE1I.AED-MAY DISORDER.
Kstriff{ }1fkf.H3r& IN

NEW Yo1g, fcb. l3,-Tha huyyewhipp!pr
diseaso is spreading. Last'ulgat during VII am.
atcur performance at thu Brooklyn Aralciay Of
sluslc young man named Douglass Walker
Jumped FROM box he had oeeupie.t to tue ataso,
pasaa4 bshlnd the seeue whore q large uu1nOor
ofyounx Indies aud gentlemen wcss gathered,
WALKED up to III. Clark, one Ut the actors, drew
4 rl1!nE-whip from beneath hls coat, and, with
an oat!i, struck Clark llalt.a-loxen blowx before
anrbody tnterlered With hin. lie wa arrested,
but discharged tlts lnorniu2 for Want Of prose-
cuttuu. CluFk IL SECRETARY TO Eeu. Eekcn,
President vt tho Atlantic aud Patdde Teicgrsrh
Company, ull1 Walker IL clerk. lie Kiyes ua
hts reason that Aa had sworn u humlllate Clark
fri public.
, 1877-02-14
REILLY EXPLAINS.
Special Nkpulch to The 7ftbuu6

Epstto! INkpdsch 10 The 7FtbunA
WASHINGTON, D. e., Fob. 13.-Thc Senate
garc striking example OF It's lo4uaei.y to-day,
aud Of It's facility for wandering oil from q
pending question to consider trrcvclant matters.
The Committee on Privileges and Electlans
wanted resolution passed for tho nsnsst Ut
Conrad c. JourJan. tl.o Cashier Of tic Third
National Bank OF New York, whera Tildcn Is
supposed to keep Ills deposits. Jourlan has
been subpnnaed, but declines to appear. Upon
this resolution tho Senate managed 10 debate
tho Oregon election trick for tho whole after
noon. The time wah not altogether
wasted, however, for Senator Kelly
put himself voluntarily into tho
confessional, and Eavc M entertaining cxplana-
t!on of llow Mr.. Tildrn's money was used IN
setting up Cron.n's Electoral College. lie said
ualy SSgJ0 WIS obtained from Now York. Tho
nthcs $S,otU. sent by tcteRsnpll, was net used
a',I was applied fur uuly bccauso tho first re-
ni'tancc, forwarded by Patrick from Sun Frnn-
c!sro, lla'l nut ocen received, AMI few pro1ul-
1ent Democrats Ind given their notes to La4ld
l. HUSH, tho baslkers for tho money needed i'm.
,ne.!iatcly. Tho sa,U0U IN currency prmluccd
S7,;sH', of width tho au.ount nse,1 was hut
:3;0At, including what was paid to cronsn.
kclly thought
EEoN,N COT TOO Much,
but hr fnsssted on having g., ,UD to compcnsate
]s.iu for damage to Ills law business md that
amount wai Is,l.! him. Tie rest of tic money
was used to rctan lawyers, wien 1t Was sup
poscA that legal proceedings you'd nrlsr. Thu
annny tart ut kclly'+ speech was lIts sticking
IN Lrui,in, AMI siecluring that l,c stuu! bt
I'M, much hisapl."insct vi II the Connissiun did
"1s VERY tlrull that The Senator s!,oul.l
lrlvc full faith That Cronin had mnio
Illcn, President, an! at the ean.u tilnc should
, 1877-02-14
GOV. HAYES

CIsclsaATt. Feb. l3-lov. Hayes prsailel
tonight q tho twelfth anniversary of the
childrcn's Homo Of thla city, and made brlot
but earnest appeal to those present to subscribe
to the luud Of ~, ,oN needed to placc tbs tustt.
:ution UPON aIa fuuudation. iie related The
object of the Ca!ldrrn's liome, aud said he had
uos'iiag to add 10 It, except to cotltlcnd Il ~
altogether worthy Of tas confidence aud rn-
co1E4srlnsnt of every Christian, man a,lu
Ho'nan. I!e would, lowcveE, ollcf sug-
, 1877-02-14
NlARDI GlsAS.
The Customary Celebration Of Bhrove
Tuesday at the South.
All the Larger Cities paradcd by Fun.
tasttc PROFESSIONS.
New Orleans and Memphis Take the Lead
In These Trivolities,

NE" Oll11EANSs
Naw ORLEANS. Feb. 1a.-Thc weather was
unfavorabc, light ratn falling stcatlily during
the forenoon. Notwithstanding the Indictment
wcatl,cl, tho programme of the procession Ut
King Carnival was carried ont Subject: Ills
tory OF tho military progress OF tho world; tic
different periods represented bv groups apnro-
prtatels eost''mcl. The royal chariot, contain
Ing the throne OF Rex, icd tho van. After this
came Car ], introducing warriors Of Africa.
EAr ., Eronpoi Egyptian warriors; period. ZOO
PIC. Caf D. Ihiltstl',es and EgyPt!ans; period,
Loco .. G. Car 4. Medcs and Tcrsians, b. &. hW
promincnt IN th!f group vas Persian Chiet
A.D. /. Ger 7, anyisnt yritons, 4. y. 10t. Car
y Huns, Goths, AMI Van'lats, A, D. 400. Car .,
;Nosthern = DGnes and AnElt>Saxo!,s, 4. u. 200.
Cnr 10, M9slcms and Cailphs, A. u. 500.
a., After IT, came the King, nagniteent'y at
s., & Gar i: Crusaders, A. p; 11oo Chr Il, i
nsta.cFing'ram 1ga Of The middle aaEes,. A. D.
3 ssson to ot eeco; @ e. &o,e! 10 an Spa,A ,s A,s '
II l1nlian., 4. ?. 1900 car i, sceno n
!!ao. Car y, officers and nrmy Of India, A. u.
i.5o: Car u, American War. A. y. ITO. Car
1l1a. Car Il, Napoleon at 81. Helena; Mar.
slsal OF the Empire III the foreground, A. d.
en,o{;s Isoo. Car 70, Asia; Japanese, Chinese. aud
islsaa ''as'f' Rs'''e!s ear a IT, sas3Safs siissfs
departing for the CrI,ncn, A. D. 1871.
Ear Rebellion cil NJ 10 America a; 2. 1905.
horseback, surrounded bY French md Pras.,nn
officers mud soldiers. Cur II. a,ld lust, Turks,
SSerylaHs, ncrzcgoVInian' aud Alontcncgrius a.
Ti,.,,s..n,t. - .... D., ~ ,. 49,,
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FIRES.
AT JOLIET. Ir.TA
S1xrfdf Qtfuafrk Ia IA TtfAnnA

Spsrfdf btspafeh Ia 1As grfoHHs
ao1tET. n!., Feb. 18.-About 1 o'c1ock tt!s
morning t1rc broke out In frame building on
JeicEson ssEocs, owned by William Mills, and
occupied by James Lockwood. druggist, and l..
NJ. Cubb, jcwc'cr. This building and two
others, both frame, adjoining, wcro totally lc-
stroycd. Ono waa owned 'by E. II. Aiken, a
renl estate dealer, nud Occupied by hlnsclf, E.
D. Mason, Secretary OF tho Peoples Loan autl
Homestead Association, Joi,u s. sfittcr, fnsur-
nnce 1 e. agent, md the Office OF tho Atlantic 4
owned and occupied l,y II. F. Barrett l. Son.
hardware merchants. Tho total loss on stnrk
ana buildings is about I'll, ,00O, which Is fully
unknown. -
, 1877-02-14

aud tho exereIecs wcrc of very interesting nm
tufe:: Tho degrees were c,inferrel hY tic
rres!deMt nf the Faculty, Prof. r. j. tiille,t,
n. D., u; D.. md the yAfctllctory delivered by
rro!. a. n. Carpenter. NJ. u. Tho graduating.
iiowa, Missouri, lflinof., Michigan, Kansas,
iMinnrs2ta, California, OrcQun, fndiann, New
YORK, Nebraska, ahi Pennsylvania.
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NYIIEeLlNQ. W, VA,

WHEsLlsn, ". Va, Feb. 1s.-lmmcnae mass-
ca Of people from Stcubenyi'le, Wellsburg,
bridgeport. Paskcssburg, Washington, aud
other adjoining towns arrived BY differ
cnt packets and tralns. Tho weather
was clear and pleasant. The Marli OraA
programme as arranged was followed. Tie
keya nf tha city were delivered to the king by
tho Mayer. Addresses wore u,adu by 10th,
The procession itself was quito interesting, Gut
not equnf to ttat af lust February.
, 1877-02-14

THE NaIITAHULA AECgUENTs
A complete report OF the testimony taken by
the coroner's Jury NJ Ashtabu!a, Illustrated
with maps, ylows, aud drawings illustrating tho
statements Ut the experts, Aas Just been put.
l!shcd, sud will be Of decided Interest and yuluo
70 all railway men. 1t is edited by afy. J. n.
uoodwIn, tho well.known aytl engineer, whose
qualifications specially 1T him fot such sasE.
Orders tor the book. which Will mako about {5j
purcT, Inay le sent to 4tr. Goodwin at Cjsye-
laAu. 1hc price js ~.
, 1877-02-14

GALVESTON. Feb. 15.-A latgcr number Of
people were In attendance upon tho Carnival
than ever before. The procession Of .lay row.
elers, Illustrating the gcuus uf Shakespeare,
attracted general attention ~ It passed through
the strccta ctl route TO receive the King. Tho
Knights Of Monua chose for their thomc, "Ro-
lnancs Of American History" seventeen
tablcaux, beghinlug with tho discovery Of
America aud eIlluK With the prcscut day.
ihe paEu!u VIA the linCst eTer sucu here.
Weather cloudy and cold.
, 1877-02-14
IN CONGRESS.

WAsufSGToN, D. c., Feb. 13.-Tho crci1cu
tlal. vi aruitoy.c,ert D. r, Cort,tu. s1trrtxl Nv
~. ~, I1,at'psr,a''' ~; ~efe ,en, a'aa a'"''
IL s'!aF .aH' pelose t!e sehate co'nfntinl-
cation 1ro!n the -ttsnsncy'uGncrat In n1lswcr TO
tic resolution Of Mr.. Baynrd, alopttI eon,c
,cclse uro, calling fur full information In
~ 'le hamoef ot ncpatY United States Mur-
ta2Il rnp'o5ea on ssos. Z, the daY Of tue Presi-
ucnllal election. Referred.
Mr. l.oyau presented to.nt resolutions NJ Tho
Iuta .',,;si,,,,r. u, tovnn - ~ ~.
0's - III '"'o' W III a1teHuHleAt
'" the oascat Laws, 60 rs to secure to Inventors
mic luatc compensation for thu use Of their III.
f"EtoA. Refereed.
Mr. Patterson presentel the credentials Of
DaT.I I. corb!N, claiming to hare t'cen elected
United States Senator lron. tho State of SOUTH
llc1entlnts weru siypcd by y. II. Chamberlain,
LuTc.Eur Ut south Cnrolluu. aud alter brsnl.
lead weIc placed on llc. III objection byin,:
lEaIc thereto.
Nj. Chri;tIancy presented rcsolutions of tic
Detroit Doar.l os Tialr III favor Ut the rcpcal uf
tug Bankrupt law. Kefcrr1j.
Mr.. ttanltlu, from tbs Committee On Rules,
.cpustGu ba:k tlse proposed at4gudlnelt to tlo
rules recently submitted by Mr. Hmttwril NJ.
v:,tns ttct aurle9 thu sesslun Of tic Electoral
Co:,,t, siuu, ea. calentIar Iay wien leri.lntiyn
business st!ull l!ayu been transacted, Shall In
treated us alich, and tAp Journals Vt tho two
Houses OF CongEess shnll bu kept and dated,
A.rvcd to.
Alr. Allison, from tho Conference Comm(ttcc
Oh the I'LL to peufide fur the sale Of cprtntr,
lands iu kansas, submitted re,lort, which wns
agreed IL.
, 1877-02-14

MENrIIls, Tenn, Feb. 13.-NotwitllstandIng
tho day opened cloudy and threatening, aud all
during the forenoon light ratn foil, yet tc]e.
grams from the sfenal Service Department at
Washington gaYc nssurnnce TINT the festivities
Of the carnival would not be interrupted By
ruin, md during tho entire day htaln and other
prominent streets wero filed with nlaskcrs md
spectators, ansl tic entire city was given up to
tho reign Of tho Mcrrie Monarch, who, ut 3
o'clock, sraycrset1 Maln street with hIs lloyal
rettnue, md tsln Of eaincls, ana lsoyal patan-
0uln: but h!s Majesty tU1lay WIS mounted On
Royal chariot drnwn by twelve wbItu nsrrjs, md
attended l,y the Society Ut Uiks, who had &hif-
tcc', comic aoats Or ours. each bring good bur
lcs1'le On some subject. prominent among which
cradle, tho Vcxcd Eastrru aud Eternal Qucs-
ton, Turkey represented by nh on0rMors tt,r.
KY. WITH representations Of different European
Patrick banlshing the snakes, ete., whtcj wcrv
well represented aud duly appreciated By tho
many thousands who Witnessed It. But The
cF1o"niing .,1 ,ilng Elory wns tic gorgeous pageant
ness which ovsrhung thu city serving
to he1g1tel, tho cfcct Ut tle brilliant, partt-col.
oreA lights which displayed In all its grandeur
too n.asalasent costumes, drapery, and arcti-
cd, Main street being brilliantly illuminated by
rlcans VI calcium lights and chemical trcs, tho
subIuct represented helax 1n,l'n from tho uatc
OF Aryan Philosophy and birth u Bral,ma to ilc
enslnyeIncnt of that lard and its abandonment
BY tug Spirit ot aletnph. Tho costumes wero
from parfs by Nonon, and tho acc.lic paintings
by the best scenic artists to be obtained.
After tue pageant series Qf tablvaux wc7o
given ut the new Memphis theatre, after wlllcn
I grand ball was g4sen to the gurats Of tho
Mctnrhf. Balls wera also given at tho Expns-
tIon Hall, Opesn-lfuusc, and numerous other
halls.
The whole affafr passed oil without single
disturbance or Incident to mar tho festivities.
It II estimated that from nOD0U to Is 100 struu-
CORA WerE ptesGNt.
Prot. Klag, tic ncronaut, who lnade balloon
ascension hero yesterday afternoon, md about
whose safety fears wcr0 entertained, reached
ssends.l near lI!ceyll!c, Ark, SONS twelve miles
distant, ut O'clock.
, 1877-02-14

As tho lowest rntc, GO crnts from Chicago to
Liverpool. wis adoptcd, thu arrangement looks
o,I Tug laco nf It very far and equitable, and It
would DC II t,e steamboat rates sut,nittel by
tho various lines were correct. But from In.
qutrsca lnade at tho Steamboat Compantcs' OIL
srs It appears that in worry few Instances sucit
lIlgl rates as tllosc snhn,tttcd werc charged,
Tho ateanlsh!n sntcs, except tho8e from Boston,
are plAse!l At figures mueli too high. and those
from Pl!!ln.rlplla ara entirely cut Ut proper.
tloti.. While tho occan rates from Boston arc
utua'ly lover than frum other pptts,
yet tho difference 10 never more thn,l
alput ityc cunts, and from New York,
philadelphia, and Baltimore tloy are usually tho
snmc. 1t Will also ba seen by the ahuvo state
nlent that by the new arrangement matters arc
entirely placed bach as they were bcfore Van
llrF|!1t commenced bis gigantic railroad war.
Tllo local rato to cacl, pont, accoslin. to milo
ugc, - charged to eacll port, and to this Ia aided
the steamship rate. And this Ii exactly what
Was duna previous to the late railroad war,
Where tho point Is which Vanderbilt pla,ms to
have galncA IN hls late treaty Of peaco is harI to
erceifg. Il cor, eaaIly b. ssen BIZ the foregoing
tacts that tue leulty III regatl to Eastern and
foreign tyelEhts IL far from being settled, and
tlsat the Managers who meet In New York On
tho eth Of this month will hare to devise iti(-
fescnt md more equitable arrangements than
those 80 iar nialu before nil partua Interested
Will hs satlaled aad work harmonlously to.
gcther.
, 1877-02-14
WASHINGTON.
Hrcalaent Grant in Reply to mn 1die Rumor
--C"ps. Eat's' Jctt1cs-Cabte companles-
Other Matters.

President Grant in Ncn,v to nm 1d,, nur.o,
-Cnpt. T:atis' Jctttcs-Cabtn Gamma ntr.N
Other Matters. 'D't'-
| snrrfot n,.+,,.,
w.an,nnTn,, n ~ ~, ~ 4as ,a 1rou"m .
nnnA"14os, .,,s.,, " w Feb. los-Ihc Residents
nltcnHou *as to-day called to statement pub
llshcd Ia tho New York Herald to tho effect TINT
tIons brtwrcn tto ttntto1 t.,n n..., >,' Neso'M.
,.on...,t.'. -, Nv on''eo otatca ahu Nlcafa9uo
Ieuesns nuas.,ls LUG ship-canai, ac would be made
pany, and that his propnscl viatt n rnrano
was In the tntrrcst ~ ~" nats.ss,.. upo nv
1,~os,1.. .,, 80 e'''e' 'fisc' 4Hc
.,..' AZ aA" ao ''a0 hech the statement. lie
hu tbnt 'ie tu"eet hn na Ills thoughts
lie not to undertake thing unless lle fclt that
In thIs c III ~. ~ use .a" ~, s"seess o. ~ aad
cnrfnccrIps, @ ne a.a no. 'es ,na1 ~ay That what
Military Academy la Ind forgotten ID tho tnf,lst
Of moro iunortnnt nn1 in,me,lis,a ,1,tsas ~.
tin prcsIIcrt ~ oush -, 'a..
In a o,,,s y. sasn III 's'postN VOTE shonld
~ AUG 1iaheler rs well as Nh engineer; that
his experience In life had in no war tended
to 1T ]Im for such mn unicrtoLt,,,
Wero he IN entrr nm ,rct, - 49,,
hn rn,,a I'm, .,,t '.s. ss.,.ns on suen duty
3ocoscly ad'led TINT as President OF such IN I'm
porlant corporation there was one tlntv ,xhfr},
he thought lie might In min In 1erfnr,, o,,,,t
~ we'll Us any ono cl.o tiey eoi,i srirct ""I
that WA to Jraw ia saIary a H., seiJet, ssGI ana
frum thu ahsur,iitv ~ tbr statcue3 u.I M ~, assue
know wnat +fnoI hn c,l In etr rso ,1n,, ntu "os
hriIu, thn ncfst,tiotan. r., a s,,,cost.,i ~
wI,lr,' Gnwcx"r "a s,,.v I4,.,t.ss. e9tc'ustui.
"at .r"u- ah. ng" ounpelut. 4c WoalA
,na,,r,, ~ ~, ai 1ope OF tho
tiations proya sueeesstu M 't teru Tova wo p IN mco
WI whis ~ 70 t sHnstt,ft ths enna lo ad no lnen
~ H.. ~. ~ tT.A ~ I.u1uu aoe uny sueLl ptfpuae,
, 1877-02-14
FINANCIAL,

NEW YonE, Feb. l3.-Charles IIalstead, 60
Vesey street, haa been adladlsa.ea = voluntary
bankrupt. Liabilities, sl0o,001
TRENTON, N. j., Feb. 1a--AppllcatIon will bo
made Tomorrow tnnrning bcforu tLe Chancellor
for the appointment OF Y ReceIyer for tie New
Jcrsey Central ka!lru4l. Benjamin. Williamson
u Most likely to be appointed Receiver.
, 1877-02-14
BOODY VS.. TtiDEN.

NE" foaE, Feb. @-TLc trtal Ut the suit OF
Henry II. Boody uEainst Samuel ]. Tillel4 was
begun tha morning III Special term Of the
Superior Court. The plaintiff sues for q copaft.
ncrshfp accounting Un the pool In railroad sto;k
III liai, titl for s35UT vhiel, II Is alleged, DE-
isndant was oterpdd unIer apprehension
~ t0 thu profits
, 1877-02-14

LITTLE Rocx, Feb. l3.-,lanl! uras WAS ccle-
brated hers to-day In good style. Tho proccs-
sion was about half,inls In length. Tho
scenes were groteaque and very amusing. About
t,0U spectators Witnessed the procession. The
day las llecal observed Us general holiday, To-
.t!ght tlere ara maaxel balls III alt ths public
lla!ls vi the city.
, 1877-02-14

CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 13.-About 1 o'clocl,
this afternoon fire broke out In Bradloy's 1olr.
Ing mill, Ut llavcnna, q. Tho mil and contents
were totally destroyed. Tic loss Will npprox-
lti,ato " tooo; partly covered by insurance. No
other buildings destroyed.
- CLAvELAHD, q. Fnu. 1a.--Tho total loss on
Insurance, E3QV.
, 1877-02-14
SIXTY YOUNG DOCTORS.
Ht6ffA{ hab1&cA 10 Tia Fffhnsk

kkoxux, Ia, Feb. 1a-Ths th!s.y-fourth
session of the colIsgu Of Physicians a1,l Sur
gcous, ut thts place, closed t'sday, and the com.
IseilSement exercises were held III tlu Opera
sIouss thEs evening. The hull, which IL the
largest iu tbs city, wss lflei 10 oYefdowinK,
, 1877-02-14
The O'MABONEy Fl)NfRAJ

NEW ioAK, Feb. ls.-The funeral Of Joha
O'Maaoney, tbs late Fenian chisitain, took
place today, aud vas very tlna affair. After
tho scquteum mass in st. Francis xaylcr
Church, the remains wers taken to tho steamer
Dakota, escorted by Irish societies OF this a,,d
ueiRhboriug eittes. Tho Church and streets
through which the Procession MpVcl wsrs
crowded With spectators.
, 1877-02-14

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NovlLLs, Feb. la.-Steamship Psusslau, from
Portland, has arrived.
MoDlLB, Feb. 18.-Steamphip Victoria. from
New Turk, has arsiyed.
souInA4rToA,, Fcb. IS. -Steamahip Weser,
froiu New York, has arrived.
, 1877-02-14
AT LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb. ia fire this cycu-
Ing. damaged tho Ashbury Colorod Church,
Methodist denomination, $1,000. No ins,,r-
ance. Tho churrl, wns ono Of tho nl1est In tho
state. Tltrec iirclncn wsro severely Injured In
cndcayoring to escape burning to death.
, 1877-02-14
TElEGRApHIC NOTES,

BLooMlsGTos, III, Fsu. laWiuire Burps.
acting vice Judge Upton, to-day tuntinlttea to
iall Eugens Cheney, of Leroy, for refusing to
testify agatnst mrn accused ii selling iIquols to
, 1877-02-14

AT UAKDANELlE, ARK.
LfrTLH ROCK, Ark, Feb. 13.-A fire at DIR.
dancllo yesterday morning destroyed property
valued at s75, ,0o0. Among other buildings de-
etroyed was that of the IntitDe,deat Arka,,stau.
q newspaper published at that place.
, 1877-02-14

Spfetdl DispatcA 10 7As Irtsuaa ;
CAIRO, ILL.,, Feb. 13.-liasdl Gras was observed
here to-day by the arrival ot tho King. tho d.
livery OF tho keys ty tho Mayor, u procession,
and gTa.ld ball tonight, In which quite . nutu.
bcr Ut societies participated.
, 1877-02-14
SUICIDE,

6bscta3 DlspQtcA 10 17a Tribune,
sMlLwAuKEE, Wis, Feb. l3.-Jamea Il. Cole,
partner III the Badger Stats Manufacturing
Company at Two Rivers, committed suicide at
thts place by ahoottng himself through the
hcal, CRuse unknown,