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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-01-19
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Nous aipe!onN ~Fatt"nt'on s.ri"U
sc 'ts pe:eS dr fiiniiIe sur lNHlveF
SITE a." Ia l~otilsia'ie, tcl'r ln'@lle rs.
1na1ii'chaM reoIga'hsee 4 Baton
rouge, So"s "a "1'tntton Dc son III
leii'geht III "heFglGue president, ie
colonel y. Z. boNd' Dams unle petite
brochure que nous aVons sous les
5e''N IT eo!ohei demand" avec m'son:
Pourqaoi envoycr ,ant Dc j~euoes loutsjo-
pas dams d%.a''tFes htats Ponr y receTolr
g. 4oo q !, aep"Ss' pe2i-'tFe %Do. thnc"A
ct TONI epsemh}r iIs aoo,r "ro pa ~.
MONS de s20o,uo0 aunuellement Aors d
llItat. Aucune attire population dan. ln
monde ne tait celia: s,ioer 4 snuteuir les
colleges lies autreS Eta.S ct laisser iu lcur
ptrlr fautc d. patronage.
cp n,i Sos; fat sn,,s la ,1-;,,o
,,.7;n,i va AZ 49,
$500 wa i.'"' 9r ~Naie''''ti SOUS
re nouHean regime. II fnNJ que les
pereS de fumilie l%0uisianais aNnrI
Gent les ayantaans one leur ntfro.
actuellemeut l'uniyersit4 rloreani.
see, ear leurs enfants pourront Y
recevoir n education eommprria
lie, litterairc, scicntiGnue. anricnl. a.,
militaire suiyant leur das)r al ON
sera, al, point dc IL moral. essen.
.tiellement louisianaisc. lie college
agrico!e ct industrial a ft4, CONNIE
l'ayous a4ja dit. ad;niut lIrni.
les atpenses sout 1nojudres
dams Get Establishment oueIies no
sont dams tout eoIIeo. IN name ,ang
Nord.n
pet du . deccm'rc:
"Ilier ont en- lieu les obsaqnes de NJ. Ju-
'es yu'fs le repnonea,i enro"Do don't 10
rui ;ont t ,CenmnsnnS ~ KIN da,ria ra4, runA
Re, nous avpns remarUu6 Nm. Consil6-
rant, Cantasrel, Engene ct Camille Peile-
ureppo. l.efsot, T., ions, etc; ~ Dlde'
tes paroles sur Ia fomI,e d" Get bemmr DE-
bien, don't toute La vie a 6te consacr6e aux
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-01-19

son Oh tant lie protrsSruTs remar.
quah'es ont passt, d'ou sont SORTS
tant d'Aommes Aistingnts ct rcSpon-
sables, OIL l'on fait encore dies Ilnm-
mes pour layenir. est bien singulit-
rement ct bicn comiqucment repre-,
scltte'A In Legislature de la Loui.
Sianc.
QUEEN pensent messicnrs Como,
Simms ct Dickerson
Trouventils IL per Gem de $500
insutilsaut9
7. Sit parait que le s6uatenr
White. lni, tronee que $500 doivent
implement snilire / ceuX qui ne sa-
vent @uere dire que oU on non.
Pas DC fia,-Nous lisons dams
F-!Mroro lie Montreal, excellent jour
nal dH reste, mails qui ne bolt pas de
vin, tc photographic sHivant:
"A ottawa, lie ioar dr. Tan, OH a remar-
qnt IUe chez les lion MackcnZir Ct blake,
dc mtiar que chez lee Witctialx rttoYeus
de Ia willie, on ma presents aux Flsiteafs
que du tho ct du cato. LIS principals ci-
teyena DIT Toronto ont talt Il. meme chose,
A C(HGhec, il MY 4 cu que pen d, danes au-
giajses guj ajctt oijrlt au vim, iont celia
Isl nm sisne ,6ionissant dc preere4 dams
Nos menus
Tres ben.
h!Ais 81 c'rst Ii nn Signe rhiouis,
saint, "umbien pins est rrjoulssant
!c sln du SoignCur!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-01-19


p,ir eonycnabiernent. De BONES
pensees ct de BONES actious suIii
sent,
Nc sont-ce pas, du reste, les gems
lnl soutlrent, on gul ont Sontlcrt,
Gni sont les meillcnrs2 Les hommes
CONSIGNMENT hcureuy, que la iortu-
tie MA ia,nais ccSst de c~arcSser, pour
qui IA vie est n aveugle aanintri.
&c, nc Soilt.iiS pas commandment
G~goIste$E tonnalssent.lla, colnprtn.
nett-lls ct soulngent lis les misercs
dies aatfgSs 81 Nous vOus attendris,
seq plttfonl6ment aux lar,nes dc voH
semblalles, eest que vous ave.,
sous uilsSi. verse ers lar,ntsct picu
re pour yoas.meines. ttai MA point
! t>leuie, Itonsnu o II femme, sierra tou-
l"urs dur. ilnpitoyable Oh tout an
mains indifferent.
E.tolti ~ti4isaif done. dams In MESH
IL dt c iolees TT de sol c,plif, ia
bicn autour dc lui. ct dane facon
;ttissl lHtelfigettte Que discr2tr.
bonner est blci1,ie tuirc est ,nienx,
le dire est NAL. lie bienfait ne san.
noncc pas, II main flrit tt,c voice,
ct vous per,le2 lie prlx dime verfu
oh Ell ptriant meme il ~l'orellie de
yotre Folsllt. Sill est permits de con.
lesser s.s iantes ct %.l'asouer scs 81
ceS, IL est sittendu de s'entfetynir
tle & BONES wuVres. ii Y Il long
temps QttoE Il dit, ct aycc raisoi.
que la main ganche doit ignnrcr
lcs charities de Ia man. droite. Les
saints, car il y eli cut, ont etc ceuN
4li ont meprist les a~pllaudisse-
laeirtS DIES lfotnmcs ct sc sont con
tettt.4s d. Ii rfpoGse dc letr cons.
ajeiiGo. 81 Nos sentiments liz sont
pNe taaftf., ,tesir de lotlangcs, re.
coinpeftsG lanour-prorle, sont.ils
elteotH dus sentiments, et SOS ac-
tlotIa, appaielnment c~lirctleutles.
Nons serontelies dun Grand prix
ueFant celul gui conuait yoa pali-
sees, yos motifs .t ros p~eti'esses?
C3E ii 3 Il tlonisti ct donier.
Altis ii ttotater est torlioRts bon
pour eeuN fui fecosvtnt, dnnner
Nest pas toalotifs bon pollrceux gui
Ic font. ie don de Ia vanit6 vaut
a0tant qao lie rctus he l'tgols!na.
3ials ltaous, le solitaire DIES hives
du Cher, lie ylejIlari qni no vovai'
Ct ie t~fequalltait p~erSnnne, passait
tout supplement pour uu savage
on III! sInguiier original. lie marie
dc IN coinlnnne saNait It Es.ile s,n
nom, Sts TolsliIs lie SalMtleut il moi
ttt, It cnrt te s~otlpc,nifait d'ttre nlli.
sosophe,et III Sleiith Elizabeth. sctile.
san, ceiai.@eAdre, mails ayec FINS
tItet d}3 en"1lr q de IA 1ecunua.ssar
&c, ftnss,lt Qat son urAatrc yai4lit
blen monsieur &c matte, monsieur IL
sstEt 1T lncasjcnrs les ]yoisins.
i.Elsilaeih t'ast ultv femme simute
is,je letGFajt IA -i~4nifivatiun III
'liuf aAlirsopl!e, eide heAn4oupu 'aa
tres Mpts.
In Talait.clle t%nnina3
>olR ne s.#Tots. Mats Elizabeth
ttalt atset"te CONNIE SON lilaitfe.
leiie he elus5tlt pas VOLUNTEERS, do
9h.t5' tes eHt11esfts,, @t,altal, la-cur.tuA
Il d d}staaet, ~tiisait meme, nonr Nc
eIahafiass"l tsfs gems. .ut -ou yiers
%tsiaftte ets,lt un aiteien pirate &c
e3tes d,Ateqne.
Monsieur de I9rtmontrt pirate.
S~}t1tgu9a nons In philo' sophie
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-01-19
ColDNIl NUnALE IN AuLGlQCH
-L'AcADsE, seo4-lYlo-.
+ q r NJ r. - M Il a. u

snMMA1RE: iahcaact;on.--r1,u , 5ns
i'haiheon't, lHt-lG32,-H Rdfillgeto III.
!tav' id32 i61b,~iU. tn Seigntu,je DE- po,,.
t,9dt hes Acadieas, 7o.lisp.-f ~, Non.
ttUss sslgnearits, Lee capitataetss sa,t,ao.s
ose,lt oo.~-J- ].'uraar et progression ass
ttaa'sAs'--' !. le ~'4eHaier 1hibnudeaa 81 Ia
t,gNs"a's g atpody III. Colonies iran
.a",a a'to"t's eagti'sss = VIN. i]nfasion
if9'""e e compute, Observation-Disclosures,
oh trpt'se da,tala Coicaie ffodaic l~,,,i,,,.
y des families ercnlrs louisianaisns aIiaf,n
sisenal!', Alcoit.. Babin, bernard, Blnu'
f'ato, hoildfo', Bourg. Bourgeois, Bruus.
hl"' NoinmeoNy, Daigle, De La Eondr.
ppaSas, %i,nl'nis, E.lant de NaptsisnyI eau.
r., ,'a"iIeanz, jirheit. Iabauve9, Innunx.
ian"y; LatoYt, Leblanc, Mtlangon, Ia,
ss...r,n -, ."'ii9i, i."hichaut Martin, Savoie.
falA, Si,0o. S'alresser aux Dureau,
"a Lor1siA>Als.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-01-19

Ctait llain,diS ct Ne cans lc tGita!tC-
mcnt he Naucluse.
ii await So ans.
Cetait un honmo eciair6. instruct,
ayant beauconp va, ayant beaucoup
voyage. ayant commit les joies ct les
reVers de Ia fortune.
longtemns capitaine au long
conrs dams les ihc,s dc ~l'Iu'r, Vi.
Moronas est venu @chouer ct mourn
a ST. Jacques.
II lai8se uno m~t@ressante flmillc,
ul!e iemmc eli IIatrr leulcs cntu1Its.
Lame a seize ans 4 lcinc.
N'dtaij.--Le temps s'est quelpno
peu embclli,
AuSsi Q~uelques ms de nos braves
NlanteurS Sc sont.ils rtsoltumeat mis-
4 l'Uuvre.
Domain, aprHs queloues .lours de
erlse ct dc pcnible transition. car Ia
transition est toui0urs ptnible i In
In dune mauyaise aimee et au com
MeNcement dune aimee i~uconnue,
tout !" monde trayailiera.
les s0uchrs sont honnus.
lie plant est hon.
lie uosCr est bon.
ut Temperance est devant nou,.
Nette Louisiana est y~rajurent sin
%uiitrc, 81 ecuX Qui perdraient cou-
rage ct tni devaut l'jnsucrHs dune
aimee, S~era.pnt dies cnfantS.
I. u sr-1Ia. Ns,,Nr .,i,,t e.
Nous relieve.
A%ons done condaucc et travail
Ions sans peur.
jnge.-Lc iugc Morris Marks a Ia
Ycltu dc h pevtinacitd,
CONNIE IA Cour S~uprAiuo de IE
int hi Il refuse rtaudiriou ae cause.
il s'est adresst a Ia Couu Suularne
1es Etats-Cuis.
& molvell!e.
Aliez jusqu'aU boat, lNttez, con-.
oattez, soAe2 vainqacUrs, soycz vain.
Gus, V!lez Oh m0ale4.
IN attendant, vi III chose Est pos
slhte, nous pr.ons k -|oUvcuIeur
Nichols DO doaNey 4 notre district
M iuge g0i SOFT oonveuahle, ire
profitable Il desire.
Naus av0nS basejn Dune l,ynrr
Justice e, d'ln bon ju2e.
Il NY meme point dc bo!me jus.
tee sans hon iuge.
AuSSi, a'ageofd avee j, sentiment
pUhlic a. uptre p3yoisse. uarcpcue
Ton me pouyrat faire uu myiltttr
cbuiE, p!ianS Auu, le uony,uNrpy
NjvhDII, de roustQ6.rr ore VI. J. X.
Gaudet &C le in4e desire ua! IA no
pulation he st. Jacques.
Ngi&5&--lns ioUGs o. III svuH,l,e.
QuI Went sent ron>acr,s any saints
ct anH saiutcS don't voici lrs MONS:
-lundi, Ste. -Agncs-mardi, st..
Nlncent-mcrerotii, St.,IlArfuuse
jeQdi, ST. H3b}iaa-- v"uGlrll. St,
PTX-samc0i, ST, rolycarue-di
manc}e, MI. JIlieu.
SrYaS t,A,,n ,,i.re, ,-,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
YALE THLOLOGICAL SUMMARY

ANNIVERSARY MEET.NG-ADDBEssEs BY MEMBERS
OF TIE GRADUATING CLAss-ALUMNI MEETING.
lFEOM ~ OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT oP THE rsIBUNEl
NEw-HAvEN, May 16.-1he anniversary ex-
ercises Of the Yale Theological Seminary took place to-
day. and many friends Of the graduating students are
therefore This year the number WHO gradute
is thirty which much larger than usual, and the
highest number ever graduated al one time before
Three others have been connected with the class this
year; but one OF them-Ira b. Allen. OF Geneva, Wis.,
died few weeks ago. and the others left about the mid
die of the year. The whole number Of students con
neced with the seminary during the year has been lO7
AT 10 o'clock this morning BAttel Chapel was well
filled by the friends Of students-nOsty iadies-to
listen TO the addresses which were delivered in the fol-
lowing order
The Credbllty OF Lords Miracles, George Herbert
Cate. b. A, WoifborO'. n ii.
els Graves, -. A., Burlington VI.
The WORK OF New-Engand lranscendentalism, Reuben
Archer TOrfey, Il. A., Geneva, n. \.
Christ the Arenetypal Man, Charles William HILL b. A.
BiddefOrd Me.
The Music OF the HebTeWs' george EdWaru hafun,
The Relation Of Theology Preaching, Artemus Aller
ton MuFch, B.A., Carmel, Me.
samuel Taylor Coendge, Theodore Booth Wilson, b.
A.. Grand Rapids, Men.
The Pastors Relation TO Missions. Joseph Brayton
Clarke. Is. A, CINNAMON, n H.
Culture and Relg Harlan Page Roberts, b. A. Ober-
The Apostle johns View Of Sin, Frank Woodbury.
Cobb, NJ. A., Lewiston, Me.
The addresses well prepared and fairly delivered
but they wore long and numerous That II tire
some 10 sit throughout the exercises. The monotony
was relieved, however. by the singing OF two three
anthems.
In the afternoon there held In Marquand Chapel
n meeting of the alumni and other ministers The sub
feet Recent rcvyals compared with those OF former
periods" was discussed Dr. Barbour the Rev. DR..
Grggs and Others taking part in the debate At o'clock
q social reunion held in Divinity Hail. aud a very
please hour passed In friendly intercourse.
Al 1880 this evening tho Rev Leandrr Chamberlain OF
Norwich Conn., delivered an address before the gadu
atcs at Centre Church.
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about thirty yers old. OF dark complexion, medium
height and slight figure. She had brought excellent
recommendation She claimed 10 come from Cleveland
Ohio. and 10 have husband living there engaged IN tne
jewelry business. Her husbands name Was thought 70
be Royal Coles A daughter about pine years Old in
delicate health. had been living with her.
At DIR. E. p. Mier's bath hotel, at No. 80 west
Twenty -sixth-st., Mrs. Coles was found TO be well
known. The superintendent OF the establishment
said that she had boarded there nearly -FOUR
years. but had gone away about two years ago. Her
husband from Cleveland Ohio had visited her several
times year during the four and his visits had oc
oasonay lasted several weeks Mrs. Coles, IL was said
had been great sufferer and for long time was under
the care OF Mrs Dr. Miller " never said the super-
tendent saw anything objectionable IN her conduct.
aud II she is the woman arrested ana eusnny
OF this theft, she Is undoubtedly crazy. Sne
always moved in good society. nave reason TO believe
that she well connected but cannot recall the NAMES
OF her relatives" $1,000.
The prisoner is sti at the Central Office and at late
hour not known that she had sent word OF her AZ
rest 10 any Of her friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
MINNEAPOLIS AFTER THE FIRE.
TO the Editor Of Ths Tribune.

TO the EdttOr or The Trtbune.
SIR: My attention has been directed to an
editorial your paper OF May 4. which oyerestmates
the by the FIRE In this city and It's effect the bus
ness OF Mnnea polls and at the time under-esti-
mates recuperatve powers OF the city aud the ability
of citizens who the principal losers repair
the sustained by the calamity. The loss or life
was one which time aud money cannot repair, and Is
deeply depored ALL The families OF the dead will be
amply provided for by a generous public. Ample pro-
vision has already been made for their present and l-
turc support Our citizens grateful for the sympathy
extended TO by paper aud the press at large.
As to loss and its effect the growth and prosper
lty Of Minneapolis would say one word Six mills, with
eighyeight of stone. elevator OF 100000 bush
els capacity, planning MILL small machine shops
1000. 900 feet OF lumber and some small buildings were
destroyed by the fire. Tho total loss did not exceed
s75O,OO0, on which there 100000 insurance.
dainty able to rebuild their ms and will do at
Work has already been begun and before the close Of this
year the milling capacity of the city will be greater than
before the fire. There IN the city to-day sixteen mills
running with 131 of stone aud capacity for turning
out $500 barrels Of -four daily. An addition to of
the mills running Of thirty run Of stone will be
ready for the crop Of wheat and the smaller Mills
destroyed will DO rebuilt by next January. The "A -
washburn mill 1t VIII take longer to rebuild, but the
work will be begun at and pushed forward with
orgy. It's capacity will be oneourth greater than be-
fore or equal fifty run OF stone. The calamity
effect Interests business OF city Will not be
unayoraDle and the production OF Hour VIII be little
Secretary Of the Board Of Trade.
Minneapolis, MINI. May o, 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
4 PRISONERS STRANGE CLAIM

A WOMAN ARRESTED FOR STEALING SAYS SIZE Is
THE SISTER or SPEAKER HUsTRD-THE POLICE
DECLARE HER AN IMPosToR AND THIEF.
Detectives Ferris and Woods brought, yes
terday, To the Central Office, hnelydresssd woman
who had been caught by them In the act OF stealing
silk parasol from Atmans at sixthave and Nineteenth
st. Sac gave her name as Mira Annie Hustled
Coles, Of No. 81 West Twentyseyenth-st, and said
she was o sister Of Speaker Hustled. She professed
great Indignation at the charge and arrest Detective
Ferris said last evening that for long time she had
been suspected and watched a. confidence woman and
thief At the Central Office she Ia asserted to DO also
welIknown piekpocket.
On inquiry ut No. 81 West Twenty seventh-st, a
boarding-house Kept by Mrs. Williams, IL was a.
eertained that Mra Coles had lived An the
house Tor about three weeks. She was described 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
A SCHOONER WRECKED AND TIE
DROWNED.

NORFOLK, Va. May 16.-The sehooIe, -. 4
Burley, bound to Washington, ID. C.. win eo.. 4.
ashore at Lynn Haven Bay and is total loss A a.
struck the sea broke completely over her' aou a,
appeared In momentary danger OF going 10 pie'.
mate and one man jumped overheard and tried a.
the shore, but the mate, A. Gavitt. was dsoNa cn.
CAPTAIN has ntracted with the Baker Wrscsnss
pany 10 strip her ana save all the material
belonged TO Newport, X. l., and was from rAh'
with coal for Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
LIBERAL GIFTS FROM TWO ESTATES.

| LARGE SUMS FOR WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.
THE ESTATE OF HENEY J. BAKER-A SPECIFIC
LEGACY OF $4,000 To WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY
AND oNK-THTRD or THE PROPERTY AFTER THE
IEGACIEs AND TRUSTS ARE DEDUCTED-THE
PROPERTY VALUED AT NEARLY $3,0o0,O0O.
. Henry J. Baker, of Sing Sing, who, while
engaged business in this city as an Importer OF glass
accumulated O fortune estimated at s3,OOOoOo oled
February II leaving will executed December D. 1873.
with a coIlci dated December %, 1875 The VIII was
proved before Surrogate Coffin of Westchester County,
on Wednesday Man and Parsons appearing as prOctors
for the exeeurx Mrs Jane T. Baker. widow OF the de-
cedent and for John Elliott OF the firm Of Riggs Co.,
the executor
He gives his widow his mansion house, known
as Emwellton with the adjoining plots Of land and
two houses and the library and furniture, for
her life. All the rest Of his estate he gives
to his executrix and executor, in trust, to in
vest S1COOOO and pay the interest to his widow, aud
the principal her DEATH To such persons rs she may
appoint keep $4,000 invested for his Wido" during
her Ilfe ouC-naf 10 his adopted son aud his chi'
dren and the other half, certain conditions, to his
adopted daughter and her children to pay $4,000 10
his adopted son on his arriving at the OF twentyone
and the interest OF $4,000 during hs life; to pay the
income Of $50 900 adopted daughter during her
fe and div ids IL among her children at her DEATH On
any Of these legaces llpsng his wife is to have the
power OF distributing them by will.
To Eleanor A Baker and sarah Jane BAKER, COUSINS,
ana Anna Jane Graves and Sophia HOIlngsworth, his
sisters each given the interest Of $4,000 Tor hte
His sisters Melissa Baker and Mrs Warted are each
given the interest Of $4,000 lie directs the investment
Of 50 900 for his cousin. Annie Maria Waters, and Ike
SUN for his niece Anna Sophia Reese, and gives num-
Der similar Iegaeles other relatives He also be
queaths the following sums
10 the New.YOrk City Church Extension and Mis- 80.
sonary society Of Methodist episcopal Church.. -OOO
To the York Missionary and Tact SOcety.... 1000
Sbn,ch 50''p u vac 5000
To Billie Society, formed IN lSl6.. IOOO
phe Ne'Sodst EpIscopaI church $500
- f Ihs Ls'''S hon AM =, $500
the Methodist Episcopal Church LOO
To the sunday school Union VI the Methodist Epsco- 49,
To the Wesleyan University MiddletOwn, $1,000
II Fp sts cbnrtI .... 5000
The rest OF his property Is 10 b. divided into SIX parts
one 90 go 20 his widow. to his adopted son William
Henry Baker. his adopted daughter Emma Harris
horn Baker two TO the Wesleyan University at Middle
town, CoEn and TO the Missionary Society OF the
Methodist Episcopal C4urch OF Sew-iork. He leaves
for three years 100000 with H. j. Baker Brother,
loan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17

"Why is il, my dear sir,n said Msa.asgsi
hndIady TO him the other day. that 700 ,s ms rp
men never get richf' do not Know, sIxays iTsss
together" - .orfs
A young lady who Is doing the Alps , e pesss
progress to her guardian: 81 tried yesier' nj -
The Matterhosn; didn't reach tne 'oR s.se sepd
surdly hIgh-eyerything Is In this country
me e." 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, May 15.-The Navy Dew S.,,
men, is informed that the Constitution W" ans.
been ready to sail from Hsvre. France, on the
for New.Yors and Annapolis. Tho Tennessee -sr "a
Of tho Asiatic Station, st Port said Esyp' AZ
an her xay ro In United States. The Pownassit "a
shn az me North Atlantic station win leave e. n ny
the porn inst for NewYork Lieutenant - a. sraulta
son Is detached from the Naval Academy IN"
six months' leave OF absence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
COMMODORE GRAHAM's WILL.

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS DE-
VOTED TO RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE OBJ
JECTG
NEwBURG, n. Y, May 16.-The will of
Commodore John Hodges Graham, T. S. N, OF this city
recently deceased proved before the Surrogate Of
onge County to-day. 1t dsposes Of an estate of about
$4,000. principally New-loFk Cty property. One
half OF all the property given TO the widow, and the
remainder is given charitable purposes. The trustees
OF tho parOchial fund Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church Diocese OF NewYork get $50 900, the interest
Of which Is for the benefit OF those Protestant Episcopal
ministers whose salaries inadequate TO their sup
port Tue Board OF Foreign Missions Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church CITY Of Ncy-YOrk, gets $4,000 tue
Board Of Domestic Miss Sons OF the same church,
$4,000; the American Bible Society, $4,000; the
Protestant Episcopal Church Mission Society seamen
in the city and Port OF New-York. $4,000; General
Protestant Episcopal sunday-school Union, $4,000
Episcopal Theological Institution Of the CITY Of New
York. 5000: 81. Lakes Hospital. New-IOrk, $4,000
Lcaac aud watts Orphan Asylum Sew-IOrk. $1,000 .
Home for the Frendless, Newburg, y. Y, 5000; St
Luke's Christian Home, Ncw-York City. for INDECENT
Christian females. $1,000 Deaf and Dumb Institution
CITY OF NewYork, $1,000: Institution for the BlnG,
City Of SewYork 50 600 Corporation for the Relief Of
Widows and Children OF Clergyman, City OF New Ork,
IS 900; Protestant Episcopal Tract Society, $1,000
int ana ndgrnt eleTgymen OF the Protestant Episcu-
pal church OF this diocese, 5000.
lie gives The income OF $4,000 TO Two relatives OF
his wife. Aher their dcah, $1,000 OF II Is TO 60 TO the
$1,000 to ST Lakes Home and Hospital Ncwburg, and
$1,000 to the American Tract Society
the WILL the boqurss first mentioned In the VIII
br first regarded In their order t power 90 pay
II the estate realizes NOR than Is devised then the re-
Society the Boards Of Foreign and Domestic Missions
john Mason Knox, 81 New-YUrk. Dr. f. H. Cnamplin OF
pointed executors On their acceptance OF the trust the
executors each gwen 5000
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THE FIRE RECORD.
ST AGNES ACADEMY BURNED.

TIE PUPILS RESCUED WITHOUT INJURY-LCss OF
BCILDING AND CONTENTS.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 16.-Tlhs morning ST.
Agnes Academy, Oh Yauco-st., was burned, together
with It's valuable Library and ali the clothing Of tie
pupils a large portion the furniture The Sisters
of ST. Dominic, who owned the Academy, were al
prayers the chapel when the alarm was given ana
rushing out they found the upper portion OF toe build
ing in flames The pnpis very much alarmed and
excited hut the cOOuess of sister prevented panic
The roof fell in, and Cnief McFiddeD and TWO hremen
were caught the hail and severely but not danger
ously burned The insurance tue building ~ 100000;
on The library, furniture. etc. $1,000 Or tins 5000
Western %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
DEATH OF A POIsONER.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, May 16.-Mrs. LYDIA
Sherman the Derby poisoner died In the Connecticut
State Prison to-day, where she was serving a life
sentence for poisoning her husband After her sentence
for crime she confessed to having poisoned three
husbands and four children. She was little over fifty
ysars Of age Once shs escaped from tho prison and
was recaptured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, May 16.-The President Sc,

the following nominations TO the Senate today:
SCOleetOTs Of Internal R>veRae-AnOr Smith H. OF Cinr,
natl for the First District Of Ohio Weiizs 10 he
moved Jas T. Rspier for the Second District Of Aabana
Benjamin o. Ludlow. Tor the Third District OF Texas
SW gey0Ts Of Custcs-Gustayus ST. GENT at ST. Louis Gen
W. True, at Portland, Me.
AiscettdHe0as-JOhn IL Smyth, OF North Carolina
Minister Resident and Committeeman LIBERIA Torer
Greene Associate Justice Of the supreme Court Wasgts
Territory E. ii. Weaver, VI West Virginia, agent Tor h.
Indians Of the Southern Ute Agency, Colorado