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EDUCA. ONAL.
] EFFERSON COLLEGE,
(ST kARYS)
PARISH OF ST. JAMES LA.

PARISH OF ST. JAMES La
Situated on the MiasSsipPi River Sixty kilss ah,r
New Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent establishment, moor
porAted by law Of the Legislature, empow
grant diplomas aud degrees, will open on TUES
DAY, October Sd 1875. 1t 10 under the direction
OF tho MRrst Fathers who form society specially de-
voted TO education College Point and Convont Landing
convenient and uar landing places for
going to and returning from New Orleans.
TRIMS:
Payable In u s. ourroncy half yearly in advnncet
Board, tuition. washing and stationery por term Of
Doc sors fees and medicine In ordinary oases OF ILL.,
hess FOR St), EnnunI- ~
Entrance fee t" he paid only nnoe. 10
- Extra Charge
Drawing ~
Ise of Philosophical Apparatus and CherioaS.-.. 10
Vocal Music at Professors chargeA
Violin fnno. with use of instrument per month +
Use of nst'ument and music lessons BRASS Band)
per anhuin o5
School Books Stamps, and other school nscesaariea
at current proos
Bedding. when provided by tho College per II
N. B.Au music lessons are to be paid for MONTH,
IN advance.
RKPkRRNCEs;
His Grace the Most Rev. Arohbishop of Now OrleAus
The Rev. Clergy of Alters
For further details, apply to the Rev Presdent, ~
the College,
MR.. P POURSTNK
octS76 ly No. ~ Gravsr street. New Orleans.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Conducted by tho Sisters of Charity
Near Emmitsburg. Frederick County. Maryland.

This institution IA ated in healthy
pioturesqu part OF Frederick county Maryland half
mile from kmmitsburg and two miles from Mount At
Aary's College. 1t was commenced in lso9, and inoor
rolated by the Legislature OF Maryland in 1915 The
huudinGs are convenient and spacious.
Tho academic ia divided into two sessions of ave
mont ks each
Board and Tuition per acadew,c year. including
Bed and Esdding, Wash.mE, Aending and
LocboF 8 SSo' ~
l. r. for ea1h OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1875
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
TIE Academic year divided ia Sessions Of Nv,
ths each bog 'sp"otvey the fret Monds,
of Septem ber and tine sr+t Of February.
Letters of inquiry directed t" the
MOTHER SUPERIOR
noe .e ly u InsnDh = cadsmv Emmitahrrr Nd
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scu0oh EDoHy ~ pRLrIRfryox

.SCHOOL Eo0Hy ~ PREPIRfTy0X
The Young Catholics Illustrated Bible aud
Church H'ot"i-. In unr voiutno
The Young Catholics History of Ito United
States.
The Young Catholics Grammar School Spelle
and Dehner
AS we'll several works to be announced hero
after.
It's the ntert."n of the Catholic Publication Society
t. isEns from all tic books nO,ded in q
well regulated Catholic school.
samples OF al free
Special trrms for introduction. Address 10
CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY,
LAWRENCE KEHOE General gent
swarreu street New York
Or CHAs. u. ELDER Southern Agent,
I2s Camp street. New Orleans.
In Louisiana and Missis.ippi tho Young Ca,holL
Series Of Books have swity sITung into favar vita
the leading CS'hcIc Schools being alrendy need By
tho Sacred Heart and Ureuiiuc uns the Notro Dsre
aud Mount Carmel Sisters. the Psyochial Schools of
ST. TheresAs and st Jorephs Parishes and numerous
other Catholic Schools scattered throRgh
Of New Orleans and NAtcheE.
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ct STANISLAUS COMMERCIAL CoLLEGiS
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI

This institution chartered by the State Legislature
and conducted by the Brothers of the Sacred Heart,
has been in successful operation since 1855 Beautifully
situated on he shores of the Bay
sive view OF the Gu and afording all the
of the breeze and bathing in the Summer its spl
did location is Great Indictment healthnI
and amusement for the pupiis The Commercial CDurte
comprises all tho branches of good English edncRtics
Board and Tuition, per session. payable half yesrv
au ahce'-- fEyO ~
Washing, per Sssion-- IS 90
Bedding, session, (OpLionAlI
Doctors Fees
Vacation If spent at the institution So 90
EXTRA CHARGES:
Piano and Violin. per nth, each.
Use of Piano per month. so
Flute, per month 70
Rraes Instrument per mon Observation-Disclosures 90
Spanish and German languages, per month, each. 90
For further pRrttculsrs apply to
BRO. GABRIEL.
ruSg '-6rv Director o the COLLEGE
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CArHOLIC

The Catholic Publication Society has prepared .
New Series Of School Rocks Known by the above Alto
which is copyrighted.
The following books ready for delivery
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These LEADERS are compiled By competent hands and
the proof sho"ts have been carefully read
hy Rev. j. l.. SpaIIinG 9 T. l.. No labor or e1peusa
has bocu spAred in getting mp thO Series Of Readers
Thu illustrations made to
ILLUSTRATE TIE TEXT.
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ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
DRY Y4DES STREET,
Conducted by the Nuns Of ST. Dominic.

The dutos Of this Insitution wiz be resumed on the
First Monday in September.
The system of education embraces History. Geo
crsRAv, the Encleh aud Freuch languages and Itera
ture, Rhetoric Mathsmntca, Book Kee ping, Natural
Phlosorhy Logic Motnp ysics.
Special a:tert! &iTsn TO fpstoltry srondenoe
aud Composition; a!so 20 TIpeotry, Emb odcry rian
and OrrameR eRtat Nr"Giewolk
Lessons in Painting ard w.x.vosk form extra
char
lessons in Vocal and 1nstrumyntsl Mlsio b. a
Professor
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From tho Cincinnati Catholic Tolrgraph
We can snf"y hat they arc d,cidedIy the'bs
catholic Readers published IN thiS country.
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ST CHARLES COLLEGE,
GRAND CoTE> H. rARIsH OF ST LANDRY,
LCUSIAHA.

This f'Oeg" Corporat5d by the State OF Louisiana
with the privIega OF cOuferring Academic Degrees,
conC ucted by the Fathers OF the Society of Jesus
The ritn of instruction embraces ordinary
of Science Literature and Commerce. the they
taug ht in OF. or Jesuit Colleges.
The next session will open October I'd.
TRRMs
Board Tuition, Washing and Stationery, per year s25r
Entrance Fee tor the first year only 10
Medical Fees
Bed and Bedding when furnished by tho College 10
Payments must be made half y early in advance.
For further particulars amply to
p. POURSINE & CO.. Agents
anfS7 rs tv fs0 tiravier street New Orleans.
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Fran kfort, Ky. May ~, 1878.


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The Catholic Publication Society has just received
the following approval of its School Series from tho
venerable Archbishop of Oregon;
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LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The next lecture in the Cooper Union Free Course
delivered at Ococ THIS evening ny d. a d. 'iOsDS'
on III subject Of ADasthesa
TberegnlarInOnihly meet Jag Ofthe Harvard Alumni
Asscatnn will be held DfmOncOs Fifthaye and fWey
sxhst this evening The Harvard dinner VIII lake pace
VI Feb. o.
The Evening School for Girls in Elin-st was closed
exercises Inc scho mas Oeen
under charge Of Miss Esther Phillips the principal ana
her GATES.
The students of Columbia College celebrated their
annual" at the Academy OF Muse Iat eVeng
Decides the ahd IL Innsica SO
lecJons by GTafulla's Band
Another meeting VI the Committee on membership
of Inc Board Of Brokers was held al Drnon
oos Yesterday afternoon when the applications al 40 persons
fOr meubershIp accepted Among the Applications re-
eevcd Yesterday Chose Of several members o me can
fornia iary" About 239 s caone have been accfp Cd
and IN tie hands Of the committee Tor cosh
Grafton
The Ninth Ward free evening school for men and
boys gave public enertaIment IN the Public school palng
Nj West Thirteenth near seyentl.aye last hEnI
the ens closing Of the session OF 10 weeks Inc
during The five nights VI the week was 200
nntils These young ara their ages ranging
Eor IL 20 % obliged 10 WORK during The day The
Nv ces taught are generally elementary although book
Seeping sud higher arithmetic receive much Attention 1le
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
CITY RIVaLRIES.
PROTEST OF BOSTON SHIP AGENTS AGAINST TIL
EQUAL RAILWAY TARIFF FROM CHICAGO TO ALI

PROTEST OF BOSTON SHIP AGENTS AGAINST THE
EQUAL RAILWAY TARIFF FROM CHICAGO TO ALL
sEAPORTS
BosTOS, Feb. 16.-A special meeting of the
Board of Trade called at the solicitation of the various
lines Of steamers plying between this port and Europe,
was held to-day consider the action 81 the
different lines of railroads in establishing xed
from Chicago to ~ shipping ports. thereby depriving
any steam line from naming any lower rate Of freight
than that agreed upon. to the great injury OF Boston
Resolutions adopted protesting against the
rantabe interference the part # railway managers
with the rights OF steamship companies in refusing TO
ect to tie railway tariff TO the seaboard; that such
an portant mea sure and which seriously affects
the steam lines of this port which actually threatens the
withdrawal OF all the lines, demands the serious aten-
ton OF the merchants of Boston, and immediate steps
sbould be taken to these lines the privileges
which they have enjoyed in the past in fixing their
through rates; that we recognize Inc necessity OF q
throneb line OF railway the West be controlled in
line interest of the state and her chief seaport that this
action on part OF the railway companies ~ designed
TO deprive ibis port Of advantages hitherto enjoyed. and
~ restore TO EcwYO?k large share of the business
which has been gained by this port during late years,
and which Is steadily ncrcasinE that as the Boston and
Albany Railroad partner IN these through lines the
managers Of said road be requested TO prevent the con
tIuuaucc OF said arrangement ana agreement ny al the
nIcans In its power
committee OF six WAS appointed 10 CONFER Win the
directors OF The Boston and Albany Railroad upon the
subject OF grievances Of steamship agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17

camrbp They arrested James Nc Donough the writer Of
the slips Cornelius Murphy John Hopkins Peter GarVey
George smith, Henry Cron. and John Moore Inc oooAS anu
papers were TAX to the Second Precinct ststoh'
The case 81 James MYERS against Justice Guck Tor
charging exoritant issuing legal papers was "
before Justice Riley yesterday and dismissed tho oo ~
ing tina, plaintiff might recover In an sonon io' op %
no action for penalty lie like decision was ehuer
IN tho case Of MYERS against Justice Riley Tor the same VI
Tense -,
At DR. BudingtOn's church last evening the ques-
ton of accepting invitation OF the Puritan
Church. 20 council next Tuesday was discussed Inc
pastor sad could attend In any case ana was
finally decided decline The matter In Dr. sorrss chu'a
q settled by committee not brought up In the meet
ing last evening
Mavor Schroeder said yesterday that the action OF
Congress Thursday in passing the Dill proVuhf o ~ T
pontmen commissioners TO report To the next Co"t
regard TO the establishment OF market on tie Government
lands was in any way and might stu De de'ea.e
He favored project the proposed LOCATION "ss c
and easy Of access
Controller Burrill will soon advertise for sale
$3.50 600 Of Brooklyn bonds proposals to be received nh
March al noon comprise $500 600 In six per cents
for the completion o. the River Bridge s3OOooo ma
turing in 1909 and 100000 in 1910 and s2jOooo ak per
cents Fund Bonds Water and Sewerage the ~
fer being registered bonds maturing In three years
The members of the Marcy Avenue Baptist Church
assembled nj the Thursday evening 70 eee
brate birthday Of the pastor the Rev. Dr heu
Jeffrey Among the presents to be given him were some
flowers aud several hundred d0nsrs I'D money "''
church the that the news had arrived OF e
death OF the pastors father Dr. Samuel Jehey OF te pa
age and the presentation postponed for two weeks III
Jeery was physician formerly living al Geneva N H. Anu
So years Of age. ., ,,,wx,
Some of the finest sheep ever brought 10 me CITY
arrived AZ The from Pennsyvanla on lhnfsas
There were sheep weighing from $50 TO $40 POUNDS ch
train on the Eric Railway, at Greyconrt, laIe or
Thursday night ran into wagon In which man named
rocLrufae and named Bolen both OF whom were
| seriously injured .
| Christian Wolfe of Louisville KY. COMPLAINED 10
the police ms way here On the Enc awy ,mo o
nersnaded him give them 10. for which they pIOse
him check on Germany The swners Jumped on at Iator
son Wolfe has nothing left except his ticket to Germany
I'm shanty on Pavonia-ave. lived William van
family. until about six weeks ago Van oen .
woman having appeared and charged him with DieanS
This ROden died. leaving hve chidieh he
Oldest IA aud the youngest two weeks her
mother took the body and the children 10 New-lork
Judge Hoffman pronounced the following sen
fences among others John McKenna Cha SINFUL
Henry Pnan for entering and larceny each 70 one year
the State PRISON Thomas Slaerly for breaking enteihs,
larceny AMI six months III the stare fISn
William for similar orense to the state ff1'oh io'
| three years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
. Q S r S OR p T.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
LONDON, Saturday, Feb II, 1877.

LONDON, Saturday feD II, 1910
PARTY CONFLICTS AT CONsTANTINOPLE
The Tmes's Vienna dispatch mentions reports repre-
senng that struggle between the Palace and the pop
Mar parties il proceeding in Constannope, which, II
fine populnr PARTY is successful will result in Mdhat
Pssha's recall, rumors of approach to which are
already rife.
SIGNS BOTH OF PEACE AND WAR.
A Constaninope telegram says Montenegro has asked
for two months extension Of the armstice to afford time
for the consideration of her claims 1t IL not probable
that Turkey will grant the request Vienna telegram
reports that the Central Society at ST. petersburg ior
assisting the wounded has notified TO ITS Drahch
establishments that the Car permits the I'M
mediate commencement OF the collection OF
money and materials. All the Russian nmlneres have
received orders prepare send delegations OF nurses
to the PIllth Times dispatch from Belgrade says
rumor current that the Servan depuaton has halted
ON IFS tourney on account OF disturbances in CONSTANT
nople The Berlin correspondent OF The Times reports
that the garrison nOpe Is being reinforced by
Leyanne regiments, which are supposed TO be Ignorant
Of recent events. ,<,,.
The Standards special from Berlin says coup dttd Is
daily expected at COnstantinOple. Steamers are an
chofrd before the Palace ready to aid the sultans escape
In wcll-ncrmed circles in ST Petersburg 1t is stated
that Prince GortchakOn has yielded to tho Cars re-
Guest and VIII retain office until May, at which time lac
is firmly resolved 10 retire. - 49,
The TmesS Vienna dispatch says fresh difcunes are
continually arising in the M0ntcnsgrin negotiations
Montenegro has also revived her demand for the
port OF Spitza which she has not much chance OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
MINOR MARINE DISASTERS.

The steamship John p. Best arrived in port
YESTERDAY after exceedingly tenpesuous passage OF
2 DAYS Antwerp having succession OF gales until
she reached the banks Of Newfoundland On jan e. in
the North Sea- Jacob GTovenewegin. seaman, fell from
the forward the deck and broke his leg ana TWO OF MS
ribs which made IL necessary To stop and land hin az
Dover On Feb 10, in latitude Az Al north longitude
500 80 west heavy northwest gale was encountered
which continued for three days. The chief officer was
dashed against the rail and had his lee broken The yes
sci also sustained considerable damage the pinnacle
and room with the books and papers belonging 10
the captain. washed away, and the ampfoOm was
badly stove. n, ca. =,
The schooner Henry J. May FROM Barrel state La
for York with cargo of sugar ana molasses Is re-
porfed ashore on the Florida coast near Key West
mari OF her cargo has saved In damaged condition
The schoo or Mockng Bird which arrived at this port
YESTERDAY from ST. John, y. e.. encountered severe
nortbwest gale Feb q during which the vessel was
hove down lost 90 coo lah from the deck and mad TIE
cabin filled with water she IL bound for Phladelphla
and nut into this port haboT and TO secure her deck
load. . 49,, >,.s
of ST John N b. sailed from Bussein on July =, 1876
for Queenstown She was spoken on Aug H. 10 latitude
2ao SOUTH and Ion gtudc 41o east, since whlch ume
nothing has heard from her, and sue is given up s
lost The ship was built in lS72 and was Oh l'Jo3 TONS
burden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
LODGING HOUSE IN AN OLD CHURCH.

The old Dutch Reformed Church at Prince
and Marion-sts has been leased by wealthy gentleman
and converted Tod ng house for destitute men, The
pews used for beds. the only article OF DeG
small stool for a pillow Daring the inctment weather
,e.ry 400 men have gladly found resting place upon
these hard couches upon the floor The basement OF
the church has all additional sleeping rooin large wash
and bath ROOM apartment with tubs Tor washing ana
driving the mems scanty wardro1es, and kitchen ana
dining-room where the dodgers are furnished all the
nu,h they can for two cents. manager preserves
order and strictly enCrces the rigd rules Oh te pace
srb gentleman who has thus made the old church home
o., ,he unfo,tunate refuses have his made pub
L. II was reported lew weeks ago tIt tac mcais Oh
ext were insufficient in case OF IRE, Dut thc hSI Tag
RECENTLY widened the doors Of the building anu O'ocu
a.. loi,al modes OF eyiass from the basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
BANK TROUBLES.

FAILURE OF THE MINERS TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT
BANK.
POTTsvILLR, Penn, Feb. 16.-The following
notice was posted the door OF the Miners Trust and
Safe Deposit Bank at shamokin this morning:
Owing 10 inability to realize money on notes held
az bills discounted are compelled to close this bank
aud suspend business.
Considerable excitement exists there, the bank having
had good reputation among the principal business men
place who heavy depotors, and the loss falls
principally upon them there being few dopostOrs among
the worknen. The banks exact condition cannot be
ascertained 1T present Its depOs "a reported Mt
about $4,000.
IA g. Mari. cashier states that their deposits amount
10 nearly II 90 OO0 and that the institution will be- able
soon 10 pay dollar for dollar the assets will than
everything
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
LOST WITH ALL ON BOARD.
WRECK OF THE GEORGE CROMWELL.

WRECK OF THE GEORGE CROMWELL.
rus STEAMSHIP PROBABLY WRECKED ON CAFE ST.
MARYs ON JAN. 5-ALL ON BOARD SUPPOSED TO
HAVE PERIsHED-A TOTAL LOST OF THIRTY
LIVES.
HALIFAX, Feb. 16.-A telegram from st. johns
N. F., says life buoy marked George cromwell
has been picked up in Placentia Bay. The steamer
no doubt struck on Cape ST. Marys on the night of
Jan. 5. That point is % miles west of Cape Race,
where the George Washington wrecked. The
land in the neghborhood is rugged and affords little
chance of saving life. 1t is supposed all on board
80 in nulnber-wcre drowned. as occurred with her
sister ship, the George Washington, on Jan. 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
THE SHOOTING or COR. PACKARD.

COMMENTS OF TIE NEw-ORLEANs T1MEs-OPINIoNS
AT DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
NEw-ORLEANs, Feb. 16.--The Illness extra of
this Afternoon in commenting on the attempted
ton OF Gov. Packard says:
The Weldon sensation OF Thursday the principal
tonic Of conversation at Odd Fellows Hall Friday
morning when nearly all " those present had digcsci
the various and conflicting reports presented by the dii
feren city papers some inclined To the belief that
Weldon was Influenced by Republican schemeis, while
the majority, including The leading COnscrya-
tives, were of the mon that the man
WAS n inonomaniac and that he nted TO make himself
second Wilkes Booth and these leaders disayowed
any belief or suspicion that politics politicians Of
either party had ANYTHING do with ii. They desire,
however tha thorough cation shall be had. and
with thn; views IL is than likely that the Grand
Jury will take action in the premises at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
BAxKRUPTs CHARGED WITH FRAUD.

PITTSFIELD, Mass, fcD. lo.-unlteu otatts
Marshal Williams this morning arrested Washington NJ
Root Son. formerly partners under the firm name Of
W NJ Root & Son. on complaint charging them with
conceaug their from the asignees and refusing
10 exhibit their account books. They failed in 1870
owing $l3OOOO.aDd the asslgnees have ever since been
Try iuR To settle the estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
THE CHINA MAIL SERVICE.

SAN FRANCISCO CAL Feb. 1G.-At a special
meeting of the Chamber Of Commerce to-day resolution
WAS adopted petitOning Congress TO provide semi
monthly mail between San Francisco China. and Japan
In he earned Oh steamers flying the American flag. The
Chamber also sdopted d resolution to appoint commit
re IN conrrate with the United states Signal Service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
REPORTED MURDER OF A sHIPWRECKED CREW.
CAV FpASCIsCO Feb 1G.-A dispatch from

SAN FKANCISCO, ItU' IO'--1 UIHP''VOTI IIVII'
Victoria saws news from the North this morning states
that an Indian belonging to tribe Kamscott, has
confessed that whites and Indians reached the shore
from the steamer George T. Wright, from sitka which
was lost the Northern coast three years ago. and were
murdered the tribe and their bodies thrown INTO the
sea. The news is not received with credence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17

LARGE CooPERAGR BURNED IN JERSEY CITY.
The large cOopering establishment of O'Don-
neil Brotiers which occupirs several buildings ~ Wash
ington and Morrsst Jersey City entirely destroyed
by fre last evening An adjoining nementbouse, oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17

$4,000 WORTH OF LACE GOODS STOLEN
within sgt Of the Holmes Burglar Alarm Telegraph C. ntal
Office 57l Broadway Had orr wires and apparatus peen
with should have caught the Drgs
as we did In Of H. b. Clain, j. Thornton and Bacon
We no 900 We jingle no bell at our
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17

exercises evening consisted Of ana
ogues The programme WAS also varied with music oo'n
vocal instrumental.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Rreroort House-Max Outrey, French Minister at
washu. ton and Prof BENJAMIN Peirce OF Harvard nveI
Ne,r YORK Hotl-seDator William sharon OF Nevaha
ST James Hoh-Ieut J. r. Sci ridge " =. N%ns
Windsor ROtcl-John Scott President OF me Aeghenb ~
Railroad COMPANY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y
CIrveand -. St DenS Hotei-Dr. +. NJ Deaipofhe u o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17

PART OF wELDON'S STORY CORROBORATED.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 16.-lnquiry here de-
velops the fact that W. H. Weldon, the young who
made the attack upon Gov. Packard's life in New
Orleans il tine son OF the Rev c. L. Weldon, highly
respected LuIHcran clergyman OF West Philadelphia
[Tor cartier reports zee First Pdgel
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cupied by number Of families, was saved Will greI
difficulty, 10 having caught hre several umes ino "S'
Loss will probably reach $SO,OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-17
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