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New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
THE CATHOLIC YOUNG MEMS UNION

The third annual convention of the Catholic
youpg Mems National Union, which met on Wednesday
at the d. la Sale Institute, No A. Secondst concluded
its abors yesterday The delegates assembled at the
Institute at O'CLOCK aud proceeded to the Cathedral IN
Mottst where n solemn mass was sung by Father
Kean assisted by Fathers Walsh and McGnley. On re-
turning 10 the place of meeting Vicar General QUINN
made An address giving words Of encouragement To the
delegates i'm the work OF the convention. Resolutions
were adoptrd to support the education of Catholic
youth In schools where they will be Instructed in the
prucp,es OF their faith, ana thanaing Cardinal Nc
Closkcy for the encouragement given by him, and the
clergy for the great interest they have manifested in the
work of the Union The election Of officers followed,
when the President, NicaI6euoral Doihe toi newark
took occasion remark that Ia wished 10 emulate tie
GOOD example by President Hayes in his letter, sta.
ing that ne he candidate tOr reel ccti0n.
The result of tie election was rs follows; frcsIeni,
Vicar Ctueral Preston of NcW-lOrk; General Vice
President thc Rev. John Walsh of Albany Secretary,
Juan II. PiZZni Of Richmond Va; treasurer Thomas
j. Moore OF Brooklyn .
cussing matters o interest To the UniOn nut without
any action being taken Ii decided to adopt gold
had a. similar ia shape the POpc's tlafa with enamel
OF red hte and blue also to hold the next convention
jttee consisting OF Fathers kca0, Mcin aud Barry,
were Instructed o give notice 10 NcarGencra Preston
his election and TO rcqu NJ him 10 be present al tde
held IN the evening. Previous 10 ADJOURN
meu votes OF thanks rendered To the retiring officers
Father Doane made humorous speech, and many
cheers were given IN hi. honor.
I'm the evening banquet was served by DenOnico m
the large hall the DE Ia Sale Institute. Father Pres
ton Wls received with many rounds Of applause. auh
made short speech IN which he accepted the oihce OF
President aid aul ed the delegates for the honor tey
had conferred upon hin. Speeches. were also mate by
Fathers Doinc Wash Barry McGuley, HAYS, Cookery,
anu Messra Pezlui, O'GIady Hughes, and others
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men refused say anything Of the matter and the ns'iee
could not ascertain driving the horse at the
time.
David NJ DE Witt has been appointed Assistant
CORPORATION Counsel place resigned Mr.
wit practced law In Brooklyn for several years. was
twice Attorney Ulster County aud once Repro
sentative in Congress.
The residents along Ash, Box, and Clay-sts., he
tween Unonplsoe and OaIands, complain loudly oil the
stencil that arises garbage which for the past four
been dumped by the New.York authorizes OH ne
marsh ian ,s at the head Of clay ST.
The divorce suit of Mrs. Lucy Keating OF Dufheld-
against John Keatng th wholesale nat dealer OF no
SiO will come for hearing to MORROW The pian
her husbands treatment has been 40 crue ts
she eau longer live with him.
In fne Court of Sessions Yesterday William Vance.
lottery policy dealer the charge Of being
ccm,nou gambler and rennnied 10 await sentence W"
ham Mitchell negro testified TO the purchase o policy slips
at Vance, Office at Jefferson lane and seoondst
The KINGS County Supervisors yesterday decided
to reduce the price paid wood and the maintenance OF
cop,y prisoners 20 per This blow aimed pareu
lary al sheriff Dagro who Is said by his Democratic oppo
nents TO receive over 5000 year from his Office
Edward Myers an Englishnln, ID years Old, was
l wednesday evening having obtained under false
80 more than 800 from "orao O. sie0er respect
able o German Myers represented himself To be Horh over
$4,000 His examination will take place next Tuesday be
fore Justice Riley. 49,
TIE iiqhtuing performed 2 singular freak on Wer-
uor's modng mill, M. 81 ScbeimtrDorns nurlns W" @
on v nssIay evening IL struck flagstaff shatt' ring ~ Az"
tearing sy The metal ri its base jumping long dis
tanc srck large Of glass setting fire 10 The box ana
breaking the glass.
Upon The report of the referee, Judge Pratt ycster
day granted decree Of absolute divorce III te case o ~
An Canning against Jose h Gaming They have NOT Ncu
tog thcr the past five years. The defendant VII" ''n
poyed in wholesale paint estabishment in Newfoh' "'s
ury Ia have been guilty of immoral conduct The litgahs
were mnrred IN 1861, and have no children
burglars entered the residence of Mrs ElVlra
Burr No. I4 Anslest, Wlamsburgh, yesterday ami car
ried .ay sverware valued at S5j The residence OF eny
pashley No l24 Ase st. also broken into early yes
tciav orning The thieves we're evidently disturbed aud
fed taxing nothing. Ofncor Abbott has been detu.u 70
WORK ny cases. ard thinks lac has Gle" 70 me D"ieS
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
THE FIRE RECORD.
IN BALTTMORE-Loss. 100000.


BALTIMORE, May 31.-About IL a. m. TO-DAY
fire broke out m the wholesale drug store OF w. n
Brown Bro, No 25 South sharpe-st The loss ia e.,
mated at about $4,000 the stock and 900 on he
building. The following the nquranccs; On stock
Western and Bri,sh America Of Toronto 5000 each
Equitable OF Providence. 5000; Merchants. Proyt
dence, Washington, and Roger Williams Of Providence
sbawmut Of Boston, Fairfield aud Mcrilen of Connect
cut, orient aud PhGnx Of Hartford. st. Paul Fire N
Minnesota, Fremens Fand Of San Francisco Hamburg.
Bremen OF Germany. Nitional, Nee lmics Commerce
Exchange, Relief. Glcns Falls, and MAMMA an Of New
York, Peoples OF Newark Fire Association American
PeDusy ymia and Reliance oi Philadelphia md Lycon
ing OF Muncy. Penn, $500 each total $4,000 On
the building-Si Nicholas OF New-York. 5000; West.
chester OF New-YOrk. Insurance Company OF Pennsyl-
vani Faneuil Hall of Boston. Security of New-Hayen
HUDSON Of New-.Icrsey, and Equitable pi Tennessee
81 800 each total, 10000. In hxiurcs Royal Can.
adan Of Canada $500. Total insuIancc $4,000 The
same esta bslment burned out iu Apf 1876 when
the loss ON stock and building reported 4 S2OOOOO
The stock Of john Stcman SON. Importers hosiery
adjoiuing the burned building was damaged about
$4,000 by water; fully insured.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
THE BILLIARD CHAMPION.
SEXTON HUNS TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY-sEyEN
AND DEFEATS JOSEPH DION.

SEXTON HUNS TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY-sEYEN
AND DEFEATS JOSEPH DION.
Tammany Hail was uncomrortabIy crowded
last evening, when Joseph Don and William sexton
nlavcd for the championship badge Of Amcrca-which
has been held 10y the formcr-and purse OF Sl0""
The game was the thrcc-ba French carom game, 600
points up and John r. Gleason acted rs referee At tLe
opening the playing was unusually poor DION won
the lead. Neither player during the first - innings
showed much skin, and neither scared 100 points ia that
time Then msscue Of Dicns len the balls Ia position
and sexton scored 90 points by careful nursing along tie
cushion Dion after made 20 points and again took
the lead sexton's next large run was n, secured
by number OF difficult shots aud then fora time fortune
seemed 10 desert him, while Dion made several good
rms including one OF 20. At the fortieth inning Dion
led his opponent lJ3 points, and had toial re oi
{g5 lie appcarcd to be very confident While Sexton
was doing badly. Runs of 20 and 50. however soon
le.scued Dion. lead but at the OryegLth inning Dioa
seemed dies pcrlte FOR sexton In his next inning
after two long shots. the balls were IN In gu'd
position at thele hand corner o the table lie nuracd
tl,u the ire. length OF the table before they
broken when another difficult shot brought them
together. Across the table they were now nurscd,
around the corner, then along th" right cushion,
200 points aud before half c length Of the cit cushion
had been passed agan az points had been scored,
ton finishing the game by l5s points. The hall thrn
widest confusion. thctf afier cheer
Was given for the winner, and finally he taken 10y
number friends, and upon their shoulders carried
fril f hall to the street sexton was the favorite Al
the start ia such bets were made, hut as the game
went on DION was looked upon as the probable winner
The scores were Ms follows:
DION-O, IL 2, J, = Is; 10. aeso,p9 y q > o. ],
~ y = 8, Is p g. B. Totai.ii2' Average w. "
sgXIos % g. o. p - 2 ? TO- o. o. D. o. . 2 ss 3
o. So .. I, i, 0, 3, 2i7 Tota-ooo. Ayerage-l2ioas
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
PRINCE GoRTCHAKOFTs MISSION
THE REASONS FOR HIS ACCOMPANYING THE CZAH-
PEACE VERY DOUBTFUL

THE REASON, FOR HIS ACCOMPANYING THE CIAR-
PEACE VERY DOUBTFUL.
LONDON. Friday. June l, 1877.
The Trmes's Paris correspondent says: Ac-
coriine 10 a letter from Russia eInanang from very
Trustworthy source, Prince Gortchakoh acconipa
pies the Gar TO Ploest solely to prevent
servia from being involved in the war. Gort
chakoif fully estimates the capital importance
Of te attitude Serva is how attaining, and does ho'
wish 10 abandon this delicate question to purely military
management But there is certainly another motive
Tor the Chancellor's journey. Ii seems Prooa"'e
that Russia will attempt RAPID seizure o'
Rustehuh, and there propose peace after ssh'l
victory Prince GOrIchakod, OF course Wishes
10 be at the Empcror's side should this oecIr
Tor Russia accepts peace the basis of the reforms
proposed by the Conference, she will probiby WISH 20
ac: in Thoroughly formal manner by placing the peace
reforms under the protection of the dignailes Oh 'e
Protocol Despite however, what have jnst sad' te
rmors of pence which people are pleased TO circulate
are at present altogether premature
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
spECULATIONS AS TO PEACE.

LONDON. Friday, June |, 1877.
The Tc'egdphs 0rsoya dispatch gives the
following details concerning the neace rlmors II ia
believed by many weinform, people at Bnehar
est that tie Russians are somewhat anxious To-
negotiate through Berlin for some arrangement that
would Obyiue the necessity OF crossing the banuDc
having convinced themselves that the enterprise -
fraught with sacrcc and that the result rs altog cher
doubtful II Is certain that at headquarters during the
I,ast few days the tone has been anxious ana even
dcSponGtat II IL significant that corn contracts nave
been finally determined Ouly for very short "ilpd "
h INC current Impression that the usslans ar suning
out the aic relying upJu the chances oi achieving great
Success In A ia.
soa reople ~ far "a to they manifest wish 10
remain content with the fall o. Kars They woud thr
sire Keep what they mad gaiucd IN Asia, ana hoi
cross tnc Danube but leave force ia Epuhdiii ulii
rc,ricrs framed treaty with Turkey. Those VINO are
In lined place any CTcdcncc M these reports maintain
that ae Russian military and financial resources nrc Gui
equal to tie achievement 0i the enterprise INTO when
EusNa has plunged M,
There Is 10 e husiasm I'm the Russian ranks. The
new array organization j. said not 30 w0ik satisfactorily
10 sum up. may tnat tax oi peace ~ crfy hA IA
the wind. II said thc Grand Duke Nicholas takes
l,efSu,s view OF the caUupIlgu nave fcpOrtcd what
nave enabled 10 learn upon ftir auilolS; that
there is Tor these statcmcnts nave htie
doubt
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
THE CRISIS AT CoNsTANTINoPLE.


The TTines's correspondent at Vienna says !:
The persc cuon OF Midhst's adhernts continues. De
spte the banishments opposition To the Palace cIue
seems TO increase bein rcngtheBed by the party III the
Ministry itso Tbe Grand Vzer seems 10 have arrived
at the conviction that things could not 20 on uch longer
without leading to serious crisis
IL is hy no means certain that the Chamber would
allow ITSELF 10 he sent home without some resistance
The current is 50 strong that the majority appear III
cinpd TO follow the example of those who are too poc
70 resist H. The idea OF declaring the Chamber eH PER
u,aaeuce Is already mOoted The San-what "lih tLe
fcar Of tic possible return Of Midhdt and on the "cf
hand of rising attempt against his person-see7
quite scared and at loss what 10 do.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
KILLED BY AN INFURIATED BULL.

An infuriated bull. escaping from herd,
rushed madly through Twenty sXthst yesterday The
pedestrians scattered in every direction, but the animal
ran down a boy, trampled upon woman sored
woodn Indian in front cigar store, ana then con
,,,d his agbt along sscond-aye. Al Twenty ifth-st
m. tossed Terence Reilly %, OF No 433 East six
teenth-st who falling heavily 10 the ground received
Tvcnt, nh Al, and down Third He broke one OF ms
horns n an Intellectual att"mpt 20 overthrow te.-
,,,h o, and was cap,uied at Ffteeuthst. Reilly
failen tn nyueyue Hospital here he died last evening.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
REFLECTION or EMPLOYEES WAGES.

PHILADELPHIA. May 31.-The officers OF the
LehI-n valley L.il.oad VINO have ordered large re-
duction III the pay engineers from tomorrow, say they
have had no information Of any resistance or the part Of
their engineers.
The Peunsy ydna Railroad officials say the same IN re-
gard 10 their employees, VINO TO receive ten per cent
less pay after tomorrow. The engineers of The Penn
sylvanla Railroad. have been consulted. Will not say
there 20 strike, but say that whatever they do WIZ
be done honOraby. Two thirds OF the engineers o DOh
lines belong tho BrulhcnOJd OF Locomotive In slnetrs
Tney say they d. strike tey will not do as The Reading
Railroad engineers dld.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
MEETING OF the BROONLYN YACHT CLUI

The Brooklyn Yacht Club will start on their an
nual cruise or July 10. sailing from Glen Cove thoy viii 20
10 Block Island Newport and day viii be spent
al Rocky Point Nardgansci Bay Al the meeting OF the
oub last evening communication received IRON capt
Rowland the Of the ia ted Mohawk stating that
he bad been the injustice done him regard TO his
conduct a the linking o the Mohawk lie said that an in
yesaon would clear him Of nil blame ana he asked the
synpahy Of uind,d 10 give him such hearing
can't Osbotn sd objected to the BROOKLYN Yacht club
being made means whitewash any mans character,
e.,ylay IL lac bad with tho club Any man
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
Decrease for Way, lS77-.........
Number Of ciearances, May, lsl
Number Of cieardnces, May, loI
NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON Nav 31.-The Navy Department
has received Information the effect that the United states
steamer Hartford hlg-hp Of the North Atlantic station,
"a ed from Port for Hampton Roads : cray
The Huron arrived at Puerto Cabeo May "a a..
Iieut ". FORSYTH Is ordered 10 newport r. H. Tor
toneo Instruction Ensign John f. Parker ordered 20 duty
AT the Portsmouth (N. H. Navy fari. Passed Assistant
Preston ordered 10 duty N Doahthe
Csn0nicus AT New-Orleas Lieut. George H. ilylngstOn
command Of The Aber
Asac station been placed waiting orders rasse'
Assistant Paynaser stephen Rand j., has bce det ehea
frnn tIs C1uoucus and ordered tO settle ls accounts
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
THE NORTHERN FISHERIES.

HALIFAX, May 31.-Advices received here
from the Magdllen Islands, May 30, say the herring
fishery has ended unfavorably and the fleet has re
TUNED with small fares. The schooner Iyrhoon, for
Halifav with herrncs IS ashore at Entry Island See?
ing vessels have all returned good fares neither cot
Ash nor mao kerc have yet struck in the shore backs,
although Goldfish are numerous on the 0-shpre banks
LFor other FO,e,ga Neies ace Hrt Fagsl
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
FIRE IN VESEY- ST.

The coffee rooster in the basement Of Philip
stiners tea coffee store at No 40 Vesey-st, last
evening set fire the adjoining woodwork and before
the flames could be extngnshed they extended 10 tho
tea ana coffee. large quantity ol the STOCK was de
struyed aud some portions of the building we're burned
awav It was estimated that tea aud coffee yained as
81 900 were burned up. and the damage % the building
was thought TO about 81 900. quantity OF fancy
g,ods valued at 800. owned by Morris Schwaz, aud
stored i'm the binding. also destroyed The entire
loss Is covered by insurance
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Netr- York H0tcl-Senator William W. Eaton an anu
r,ds "a nrsdley OF Connecticut rim Arenns HoL-
Congressman orge b. Lohng q Massachusetts asn H. w;
Raj OF New lampshre, Senator Hamilton haril OF auan
and GEN Iohn Hammond ~ Crown P1int n .h,Te'ss
House Admiral Henry HoI u = Nayy' =. bs.5s " ~,
The Prtish Legation Washington and Adnh Anuefoh
Cncago Cfdrendon Hotet-Miss Clara Lonise Kellogg ~
NJ Ia JorI-Ad Gen. James Cunningham o Mass%
chusetts MofroP0litGH h0ct-Dew I. latueJon1 VI D1
ven 4sOr H0Vss-JacOb Tome OF Marllaud <itocWd',
NIL j. Cassatt Wee President Of the Pcnnsylyahl hl
rad 60 npany - Hindsor HOtet-MaJor James M Mooie'
II. D
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
ONE DOLLAR
81 600. 900 WORTH OF MERCHANDISE


4 MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF bOoDs
Enormous OF Gold and silver Naicncs slYer"e
and Fancy Goods of every desirable description
81 100000 WORTH OF MERCHANDISE
10 be sold General Average Pan at the
"CENTRE' cor Twenty IT. aud BroldWay
According Of selling goods al the cnerd
the most valuable article 10 the Puf
al The same price II less cost at the same Tune
the iuuorers ana who have concentrated her
srrns stock AZ the "CENIgE" make general average OK
who furnish the most expensive cles
with those who furnish the lower
rce ones The OF selling goods the Hsnera As
eage Plan naueuTated IN London by the metchans
many wears since si conducted there when money DO
cnes and market is oyersOcked with goods hs
E m. r, me in the history OF the United States that II has
e. u.c,sai merchants t0 make such en0rmou.
sacnces on ner stock order money Inc shc on
Goods will ~ the "CRSTlE day from a ID 70
10 n m until the combination have reduced their stock 20 we
demands of country Those wishing to pnfcas. on he
General Average Plan viii find IL convenient ana simple
TIIR N,NNER or SALE -.
oers for the entire -iock goods IN the various depart
mens are sealed separately, and thoToughy mixed en wy.
are naced Inn The Cashier Department Or sale at one Dollar
each In such nc does not know what the or
Ar o. for when delivers IT, Thus each person hS An
Causl opportunity Of securing the most valuable article ~ s
sr M one Dollar When the order received simply of-t
the seal aud present 10 the clerk Of the department
mated he will deliver 10 you any aIlic' you a' 's
I'M that department regardless 0i cost or Viue"
" TIE CENTER
is located Twenty first st. and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
A WESTERN FREIGHT AGENT DROWNED.
MFwP,us Tenn NAV 31-HOrace f. Smith

lHfII III, IVTIT'J .I'J UI' IIVI'''O It : '7I'11'I'
general freight agent OF the Memphis Division vi The
Louisville. Nashville ana Great Southern Railroad,
drowned in tie yer nearly opposite tis city last night
In company with Ar. Hathaway of Louisville and a
negro bOatman mad Couc rowing, and while pulling
quietly along the arkansas shore lac suddenly exclaimed
that ho had IuItlIVG biO0dyesse. lie up aud
started for the Of the boat but Ieeled ana fell
hoard and inOIc.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
THE BOND STREET SAVINGS RANK.

ALBANY, n. Y, May 31.-ln the case of the
people against the BOND street Savings Bank of New
YORK Justice Land0n has granted order authorizing
Willis Paine receiver, to sell six lots Willows st. and
Vanderbilt-ave Brooklyn. ana premises ON Cbathamst
New York Also order authorizing the receiver to
bid 10 the cXteut $4,000 certain other property
be sold Iae orders eutered to-day.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

When the first branch bank was opened at
BlOerifontcin In tile Orange ffee Stale, BOcr Who
after the manner his KIND, had boarded all his
savings at home with view Ia buying Land, presented
himself 10 the manager and said Z" hear you take
care OF peoples money. How much do you want for
taking care of mine !" " We don't anything" was
Lhe answer and moreover, n you leave II with s fur
a d1ed time we'll give you interest on H." what"
said the Boer you offer 10 pay for taking care
my money You must be n sot OF -cOundrels." AId lac
walked or buttoning up his pocket.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
A VILLAGE DESTROYED BY FIRE

CINCINNATI, May 81. = The Commercials
Detroit secal saws the forest fires which have been
burning for some days set the village Of Greenwood on
the Jackson Lansing and Saginaw Railroad nre this
morning The whole village, consisting II mill and IS
houses was completely wiped out OF existence The loss
is heavy, but Its exact amount is not yet known.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
PArAL DONATIONS SENT TO LONDON.

LONDON, FrldHy, Juht 7, INII
The TimeSS Rome dispatch says: IL il stated
that large PORTION Of the 5000 which the Pope has
already received from pilgrims has been RENTED to
Lnudon and deposited to provide against the needs Of
thc Holy See while the Ponucai thrnnc is vacant, and
Cor the tr.t requirements OF Piuss successor.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
CANAL TRAFFIC FOR MAY.

BUFFALO, n. Y, May 31.-The Canal Collector
at this point submits the following statement Of tho
transactions OF his office for the month Of May;
Amount received for tolls during the month OF May, =.
An,"nnt recei we'd for tolls during the monhof Ma,
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

LONDON. Friday, June /, 1877.
The Tclcndpk's Bucharest special says steam
ting M Famandl on the Danube British property and
living the British flag, sunk by order OF the Russian
commanding officer Mansfield has addressed note To
the RUulanan Government requesting al eAplaha'l"h
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
PROPELLER BURNED ON THE SOUND

NEw-HAvEN, Conn, May 3l.-The steam
propeller Hamml was burned Tuesday night on the
souud of the mouth OF the Connecticut River. Five
men on board picked up and ,ahen ~ Clinton
whence they proceeded TO New-fork.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
MADAME TITIENS AND THE QUEEN

The Queen has inquired about the health of
Madame Titicns and received an answer that she could
not be m yet pronounced out OF danger bat her Advance
toward recovery is cheering
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

who would get yacht under the with ,,.
Mohawk 0uhJ not perhaps TO be dr0Wnsd bnt IA. ,y.t y
come very near IT, The matter tereo.. aropysi y
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

A SAVING CLAUSE" How dare you say that
never open my mouth without putting my loot IL e.
demanded Brown OF Jones. hope you Will i0rGYe
me-" replied the latter, for, when said that hAd
never seen the size Of your foot"
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
DIR. LYoN's TOOTH TABLETS.
A standard toilet preparation.

Rare Summer attractions in HATS can be
found only at KSox 22 Broadway and Fifth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
TURKISH PRECAUTIONS.

LONDON, Friday, June l. 1877.
The Daily NewS'S dispatch from Constantine
ple states the Porte has issued notice warning ma'
ucrs Of It's intention place torpedocs IN certain por
tions Of the Dartlanelles and Bay OF Smyrna.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

3:45 a. m.
TEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE ARMENIAN CAMPAIGN.

LONDON, Friday June l, 1877.
The Telcgraph's correspondent at the headquarters
of Mukhtar Pasha, before Erzerum. telegraphs on
Wednesday: "Thc army is in readiness to begin An
advance. and cooperation has been arranged WIN
the Turkish troops at present in front of Olt'
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

A cough neglected may lead to serious con-
seauences. PoIIERs BALSAM will give relief
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01

NEW ORLEANS CUsrOhHOUsE INVESTIGATION
New ORLEANS, May 3l.-Collector King has
appointed Gen l.. A. sheldon, Republican, and Col. f.
II. Hatch. Democrat, on the committee TO investigate
the New-Or orleans Cdstom-hOuse.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
Gam 72r Noon s22 y. IN, SS' Midnight 49,
A, ,ghest during iay. SS Lowest. "
Average 7I7s1 same 1876. bSSs.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-01
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