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GLORY" TOBACCO


CAUTION.
Owing to the increased demand and the i'm.
mense popularity Of the above celebrated
goods some dealers are selling inferior 10.
baccos and representing them as the Glory
brand. Iclaim the "GlOry" a. my exclusive
trade mark in tits market for plug tobacco,
and no one has right to represent other
tobacco as being tho same, Each lump has 4
gold tag with the word "GLoRY" upon II, and
none other Is genuine, as II Is positively sold
under no other brand In this city.
DuyCu will please bear this in mind.
NJ. REILLY.
AUGUST 2 1879 af1Q
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TOBACCOS.

AIN nov FsoOlVlnE the following brands Of ehoIol
4ueti0n In the U. y. TAI:
IOrillANlS'S CLIMAX, y I-Os. MRhoE, Navy,
do 'EleINl Nugget"
do "Dlns NuEYVt,h
do "DOuhle-Thlek," sos.
do "Eavy y" MAhog. Navy.
do l6-OE. lbs,
do DOubls!ThIek u Dark NAVY.
hnlCT'S "Lnns john. Mahogany TEihr.
do "l6-OI pounds, Mahogany,
PAGES "Old Tilns' S-ply Twist, I-,iG,--DsbvilIh.
do "Old Ned" 6-Ihth TViIi,
"DaWBnnG" S-oG. TWlt.
"hlFk lake" S-OE. TEIA.
"OTunOcO" S-ply TEIIi, l-oE,
"I.iltls Pet" l6Inch TUlst, To-.
"RARnnH" Cabs Coil, los,
Magnolia" do do 10,
hHeathen Chimes" DO To-,
"biVCT He'll" To-
,",Marigo,a" il.lnrh, bright, pounds.
mROyal uetn," I2.lnch,
"lBdlAa' Fine Cut, In pals.
NJ. REILLY.
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In conclusion, Mira. Faith related the
difficulty that Ices friends had in con.
vcrsing with him, or indeed seeing him Mt
all In the pcnitentiary. On one occasion,
about three weeks ago, Ice while being
called on by Nancy and her aunt, ME'
Glover, Of Bellaire, undertook TO inquire
about his pension. He was Immediately
ordered 10 desist, and was finally dragged
away from bis daughter by the rebel In
charge Of the prison. The speaker circu.
lated II petition in Marion and Welzcl
counties nine years ago and received a
large number OF signatures for Ices par.
don. None OF the jury that convicted him
would sign. No notice was taken Of the
petition.
VIEWS OF SENATOR RICHARDS
Senator Richards answered my inquiry
as 10 his opinion Of tho reliability Of Mrs,
Faith this afternoon by coroboraling my
own belietthat her honesty could not be
questioned, although she might have 70.
Ceived wrong Information on vAFiOua
points. The girl Nancy also appeared
truthful and She united with her aunt In
regard to matters that she was old enough
to remember, Senator Richards had r..
ceIvCd number Of letters on the subject,
and few days since wrote 10 Judge
Robert II, Cochran, u distinguished lawyer
Wheeling, relative TO the case. Just as
| entered hsoilice the Senator commenc.
ed the peruSal OF Judge CoChrdn's answer
brought from the pOstoillce few minutes
EioIe, This correspondence In full Is
presented below. Comments on It are 70.
served until my next letter, when | hope
70 have had satisfactory interview with
the Judge. Senator Richards inquiry Of
Judge Cochran comes hSt as follows:
SENATOR RICHARDS LETTER.
SrIunESyILtr, o., Dec, 10, 1879.
Ill.," r. H. Cochran:
My DEAR slR:-A lady called In my
Office this morning and inquired as to
whether little girl by the name oil Nancy
Ice could be sent 10 one Of the benevolent
Institutions Of this State. Upon invest.
gallon find the little girl to be the
daughter OF Eli Ice, now In tho Peniten.
naty At Moundaville. W. Va. The mother
y insane, and at the asylum In Weston,
W. Va, and the child In tho care OF 4
. poor family In this city that Is not able 10
maintain her, II Rm correctly informed,
: u G sNd case from the beginning, and
one that does not reflect credit upon the
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tsnpts to ihoW him up" And It Il a fact,
that the terror which that mans fame In.
spires where he Is know, restraints men
from doing q voluntary duty.
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TNAlAN LINE-UNITED STATES AND
4 ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS, NEW YORK 10
QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL

These magnificent HealnerS are among the strongest
hrSsst and fastoIt 60 the Atlantic, aud have ever
modern Improvement, Including bot and cold EatSf
and electric balls 10 stAterOomi, involving chair IN
Nieohs halh and smoking rooms, barber shops, etc.
For rates Of passage aud other intormRti0u abniT Ia
JOHNG. DALE, Agent 81 Broadway, n. Z,
Or 70 JOHN BAIIlR, UaiOa X. Il. omee; TH0s
OBRIEN, WHEEIIHa, dS4n-GWS
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WIKI TIIE CRUEL WAR WAS gNngn


"AitGr the war Ice bought land in Wet
Eel county and settled there with his vile
and several children. For five years he
vas unmolested. Then the old rebel fac.
ton gained control and he was torn from
lis loving family, tried bef0Ie a rebel
court, and hurried oil as rapidly Us posi-.
lie 10 endure the torments OF u lite.lOug
incarceration. lees farm, rich in build.
ingS and stock, was seized and sold by a
man who held n mortgage for but 500,
which Ice had previously offered 10 nav
in ready cash. Ices pension Of 500 per
year was also stopped, or is being drawn
by someone not entitled to Il. For seven
years Eli has not received u cent and
there should be nearly $1,000 due him,
counting the increase allowed by the Coy.
eminent
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

lTntriphA Accommodating, -ThiH tFGir onl = FuAs
btldesh WAteling and Tr!AdOlphlI,
tlhily except snndAy-NeE GTk Accommodation
tSicubNhVille Accommodation tTSib JGrihE
The DAY PlAs'a backward and forward between Nj.
tina FTrTy and BtllAifV, Stopping when fN1uIfCd Il
sleina an HOUSE &tnAvtllo, West Wheeling ana
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Zee gave himself up, but was released
to take command Of the Paramount
town militia, in order TO put to flight
Jones' band Of guerriIlas that were in
tie neighborhood. Standing on the wire
bridge at Fairmount, Ice made the bravest
kind OF defense and finally put the rebel
mGrauders to flight, saving tho town from
ruin. There was no talk then oil cnntin.
ing him in Jail, and he soon aItCr Joined
his regiment, where they had court
martial, honorably acqniiting him Of
blame. After his three years service Ice
re.enlisted in Pennsylvania regiment ut
Pittsburgh, serving until tho termination
Of the war with great credit, and receiv.
lug a running wound through the breast
which may yet cause his death, besides
having bis Jaw broken BY q shell.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28
A poLrcEMANs AWKWARD BLUNDER.
PATRICK MCABE ARRESTED FOR INCIrfNG Dis
TURBANCE-Ins HONORABLE RELEASE.

PATRICK WCABE ARRESTED FOR INCITiNG 4 DIS
TURBANCE-Ins HONORABLE RELEASE.
Among the persons arraigned for disOrderly
conduct m the Fity-Scycntn street. Court yesterday
wa, lawyer named Patrick McCabe well known IN the
courts Of this city, His shown by the evidence
adduced in without even the shadow o: jus
tidcation. MI NcCabe riding the rear platform
of Bel Line car which stopped by strikers ahort
distance from the depot at Fltylrdst. and Teath-avc
on Monday afternoon Great excitement existed in the
vicinity for few minutes, aud few arrests made
As the Ger started again officer Peter Farrell, OF the
Invent Second Precinct ordered Dy another officer
to arrest Mr. NCCahc being o. the strikers. Far
rel instantly dragged SIR McCIbe OF the and locked
him NJ during the nj -ht IN the station house wbtre he
was denied the privilege or communicating win lis
friends The specific charge against nm was that he
bad melted the strikers the commission Of breach
or the ueace Ocrr Farrell called upon Supernten
dent HINES OF the Belt Line Railroad To snstau him.
Mr. Hines said that he had or heard no offence com
mitted by Mr McCabc.
Tue accused q few words then gave his version
Of the outrage, after which Justice Kbrcth said: Oh-
GER you been guilty Of greVious mistake III the
arrest of TINS gentleman He IS lawyer aud well known
IN thr courts this cy aud DO not think for mo-
that he is guilty Of the charge you make against
him. NOu must exercise greater care III future ME
McCahe is hOncrabiy discharged"
The matter will BE- brought by Mr. McCabe to the at
tenliOn Of the Police Commissioners.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28
cl7HoLIc {RELArES EyrERE1IyED.
RECEPTloN BY TIE CATHOLIC UNIoN-REJoICISG
OVER Tie NEW CATHEDRAL.

RECEPTON BY TIE CATHOLIC UNION-REJolClNG
OVER HE NEW CATHEDRAL
The rooms of the Xavier Union, at No. 20
West Twenty-seveut-st, were decorated last evening
with the Papal and American colors, blooming plants
and choice flowers, the occasion OF a reception 10
the Catholic prcates IN the city by the Catholic Union
il was aso a festival Tor general rejoicing at tb' COM
pletion Of the new Cathedral About 800 guests filled the
rooms Eugene Kelly presided and received the guests
assisted 10y James Lynch aud Henry Amy. Among those
present were Cardinal McCOskey Archbishops Gibbons,
~ Baltimore. Purcell. II Cincinnati, aud Hdnna, OF
Halifax and Bishops McNicrlcy CoTicau, OF Newark
COnIOy Moore, OF ST. Augustine OConhOT, OF Ne
brtsRa Ryan, Of Buffalo; ireland, c0dJut0r OF ~
Paul; Eyau OF ST. Louis L0nghlln, Of BrooEiyn, Hen
dricscu. OF Providence; hedne, OF Richmond, ana
Chatard. of VmcenGes. Among tue olLcf guests were
General Newton, Judge DOnOhuc d. Isaac Hayes cA
CoInty Cera Gumbieton, GeneIa MGAlanoh, Joseph D.
ODcnoghuc General Darr' the tet amer iiuhl v. n
l.. England, Father Farley tue CafdnalS secretary
Schadler ana McQurk NicaI-Gtntral QllAn' Iatnefs
D0uney and tiowry, Nlcdr-Ceuelai Preston, DE- Has
When CaIriinHl McCloskey entered he was received
with applause ana when Archbishop Purcell walked
Its height. For ABOUT an IVtu az iHI9lu'I 4cCuPtion
was held, wiilc hand Of music played pleasant sclec
lions Eugene kell, al lengih introduced John H. DeIc
ill., who said that ihe CaIhOlo UDOh was impressed ny
the grand event Of SUndaY ana was tudeaNoIlnE 10 pro-
long it's influence and ITS rejoicing BY extending to the
pGcaies lts hCsplalS. iHFeUtCti aPi'o'4'oi, 2aH
ITO congratulate your Ennece IN the name OF the C"h
0c ldty upon croUning Catholic glOryOf this sener
uon, and Of welcoming the pts''!ee MhEoSe PGsence
added dignity 10 the UccIs!on.' Archbishop Gbnohs
OF B44NOIc pOutt' Say lal INC ptVh "'H
most fitting termination of the festivities OF the last
rev days. My presence ~ the Cathedral, Inc sald
was OF singular Joy ana eNuliauOn mat
structure is ornament 10 the city, credit
TO the cierSy and ialty' ana tasting
monument TO religion. We have 10 thank the Cardinal
for he has DONE but am sure he viii agree wan
me wHcn say tnat nc could have dOhe nothing without
the co0peraiiOn of the clergy ana laity."
Ii was expected that the circular 10 aid Archbishop
Purce would be ready yesterday for The signatures oi
TIE yrelates WhO attended the meeting at Cardinal
McCioskey's residence on Monday evening Nearly all
the prelaes were at The reception Of ihe Catholic Onoh
night but there was No tlme 10 sign The ducuinent
II is probable that The circular Will he ready to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28

nothing will come. The diplomatic craft generally
look ON NJ. and Mme Waddngton as intruders aud
are glad to circulate gossip which will place them
IN a ridiculous but amiable light. AS there is no
perfect human being IN the world, "raws" are
found and sharp straws driven into them. Why
did Madame Wsddington," IT is asked, converse
in ENGLISH with her sister at NJ. Jules Ferrys last
reoeption and with French ladies directly she as
certaned they knew that language y Dld You ,Pn
better of her at the Austrian Embassy, be-
cause in going into dinner the gds on on
her husband was given to GambettaT is
IL true that Madame Trard, wife OF the
ieweller who holds the portfolio. of Commerce
and Agriculture was helped to cold shoulder at the
recent dinner at the Ministry for Foreign Ahausl
If the answer be affirmative. the inference deduced
is that the accomplished lady whom America is
proud TO call her daughter has not u head strong
enough TO bear an elevated position. Madame de
Noaiiies would not be butt to diplomatic
maqnity. The Marquis de Noailes has an old
name and his wife spTang from an lllustrlous
polish house She is also Catholic, which Madame
Waddington is not, and would, therefore, DC q
persona graa to the UltramOntansts on the lett side
mi fbp
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28

t revenue officers to cooperate with quar-
antne authorities must vote against this DlI ~
niion tbst have been recognized hitherto the egsla
tion OF Congress, and In tho decisions vi tho o"p
Mr. WILSON Dem. W. va.) asked whether the Cen
eral Government could not establish It's own graGii u
those ,alons shoud conflict with the State qlar'n
tine regulations the latter might not keep out 'eSsoS "
Mr. RICE rep Mass) replied that one power or S the
other must be exclusive and supreme II Coheiess I n"
po' t6at rghf state quarantine regulations could not
exist the face of National glaIanne iesS sStions
one must oyertop aud override the other ~ Nat.oua'
yS ri fempted 10 enter the port Of New-Yolk in de-
fauce OF State quarantine laws the state q Ne"-i0
Mr. REAGAN Dem. Texas said his idea was ,,od tnai
the action of the General Govcrnment snO.u & w ohroad
10 keepiu ou fbe introduction OF disease from aDI1au,
and thar States should exercise and esansn @ po
aud quarantine regnlstlons IN ,nct % md o;pa,ate with
MT. YOUNG Dem. Tennl reminded Mr.. Reagan that
oniy seventeen states have quarantine laws. o,,,d
Mr.. REAGAN replied that the miami ih rnJuc
have TO rey on state authority 10 prevent tue
Mr. GOODE Dem. Va) denied that the bill would IN
mt HOOKER Dem Missl expressed his surprise
that the pending measure should nave prONOheu us
'UShOC Mr. COX dem T. - said that the question with
him was whether DR.. Yauderpocl OF NeW-hotk, auu SUI
other gentlemen experienced N quarantine mattSrr. np
proved the hill. He understood that Dr. yanasr%noe %
was Of the opinion that II would not interfere WIN 'oc
The House then proceeded to consider the Dill by SEC
tiOns. -.,..or, On
MIR HARRIS Uem Mass offered an amendment 10
the first section the words or establish hea''h
laws of any State" g, ,,. 80 ,ho
Mr. YOUNG Dem. Tenn), while not clject,ng 10 tuo
amendment appealed to the House not 10 amthn nv
bill AZ All lest It should fa ~ the Senate Tor want Vi
action before the adjournment. ~ ,.,
Mr. POUND (Rep., Wsl-Ihat Is me INST maze h;iu C
Of there being any danger OF an adjournment OF 'o
gTess. -, ...to, ,-os
Tie amendment rejected, and the section was
agreed %. 49,, . ..,,roor,
II now only awaits The Presidents sigma ure 10 Decoo
a law. -. ~. n,r-
field (Obin) aud several other members objection we
made by Mr. Reagan, Of Texas, To any lea'c oi "p'o
except account of sickness.
The House men, at A:l1 adj lnurncd
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28
TILE FLRE RECORD.
LOSSES BY THE STATE STREET FIRE

LOSSES BY THE STATE STREET FIRE
THE PROPERTY WELL INsURFD-A LARGE SALVAGE
ENPRCTED.
The loss caused by the burning of the cotton
warehouse at state and Brngess. Monday viii fall
chiefly Oh the insurance companies large salvage Il
likely 10 he made and agents OF t1e Board of Under
writer's were engaged yesterday in overseeing the re-
moyaI of the goods Much e. the cotton on the lower
floors was found have suffered damage only by water
The loss on The cork which was stored III the
cellar Will be- believed, very hgh''
The principal companies when VIII suher Ios'
are the North British aud Mercantile, London LIVER
pool and Globe Royal Western or Canada, Sc'ttsI-
Commercial Lancashire, London Assurance, ne VI anu
facturers' aud the Mercantile Marine u BosiOh Inc
Losses of these will be reduced by TIE salvage
on The different risks The iusur3nc" 10y the Royal was
manly ON rhe cork. Tue building was owned jpmuy Dy
j b. Colgate and j. 3. Trevor. who bought II ah0ut
was insured for $50 600 which Il H. believed vii cover
tie loss. The nsuTaugc j. hcd equally ny thc western
OF Canada the Manufacturers and the Mercantile hd-
rine Companies OF Boston. . .,,.,
Waic Murphy Il Co. had nearly 300 bales OF cotton
,fnreu IN the buiidmg. on Tins they bad an Insurance
amounting SiO35G0; OF tbs SUM iaC western oi Can
ada he Scoftsh and North British COmHucS nave
poIjccs o ~ 900 each the Lancashire Sl45OO; the
London. Liverpool aud Globe Sl1,OUOi tic ii rtlofd
and tbe SprIncfeld both Of MHr-a chiSctts, SlOOOO,
and the Commercial Union ana the kOi l, $4,000 eae
Williams, Black & Co. had 2OO bales Of cotton Whlch
are said TO have been insured. The companies GmOlE
which Tho insurance I dISinuted Eayc not been mad
ing to S2l ,OOO 32O bales ~ cotton -. q. Watts y
Co had bales 0t cotton in the binding which were
insured ia y. The losses Of Woodward 5lLlmdn ana
Otltr dealers are covered hY Insurance.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28
~ ANSFER TO ". L. GRAY.

To me Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: In your issue Of this morning Mr.
Gray makes a statement to the public in regard To nis
negotiation OF New-IOrk state bonds, which ia not
strictly in accordance with the facts OF the case and
Is evidently intended 10 manufacture sympathy for
hlu on the ground thai he duped by others. lhr
strongest fact against HIM IS, that on inc afternoon OF
December 10. 1869. he prevented from neSotat-
ing ty.o OF tuc forged certificates for $4,000 each NJ
the Bank OF Tie Commonwealth, and he was informed
that the bonds fOI Igcres Or altered bOuds) AZ
that time hc voluntarily delivered them over 10 tho
custodian OF the State OF NeW-lOrk.
on the following dty, February II, Mr.. Gray, WITH q
fu and guilty knOwedy ye took three more Of the anne
lot of forged certificates to the Mechanics National
Bank and procured from them $4,000 III money ~ a
loan against these false issues TINS Is the guilty pait
that Mr.. Gray did not explain away at the t1al.
Nsjr- YoyE. Nav rs. 1879. ONE OF THE WITNESSES.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28
nECInION-MAY u.

Su,reBle COuri-C Chdabers-Bv Judge Donohue.-
G.rmlula Bank UrciMOtOn viii be denied defend.
-pu1tiug calendar fOG June aud take short
notice alttf answer tO put on short calendar
s,,ciat Ier-ly Judge Van Brmt- Shipherd art Coke.
fa others ZprUpcsei findings OF fact and Judgment must
D. submitted Tae Peopc rel Murphy agt the Board OF
Police. utc.-Culer signed
SuperiOr Cotpf-SDeci1I Telm-Bv Judge Speir-
aud should not De framed unt the accounting Is
haG HuinDe ag the Mayor. oicI think there should be
ei the of S1t % and Ierest
NrTpluCE. etc Kendall think reference sh1ld be
poun agi. Lawrence et aL- kemitttur fled Pnu-ic agt
eycrch aOrdcr denying motion for b OF particulars
Helm a.. Metropolitan Gas liEnt Compauy.-Ordcr de
Fowler al-Nsierenre ordered
TLe American Bible society agt Allison ct slJudgment
al aet dCQuade et tal.-Rrport Of referee
confirmed and Judgment Of foreclosure sale Oruerod.
Camp ingcrsnl ct a.; Weeks et al Hgt Ltuei tptfers
(ionldOuler- OF substitution Thornton ct al Crow
lrv-Order commission. KiHg4huuy al ?gt. kirWiu
hed and judgment afhrmed whitney ag Mar
tine Undertaking approved. Sheathnn agt the Naton
eanshp Company Woodruff agL Terry Thompson agt.
Macf pOWlOuski ngt. Marlin Andrews agt Town.
send Catharan Clapp; Randall agt DUuenburv Denny
agt Colt. Howard shaw Howard aet Bcrtauxi Brown
ngt Lewis Hoyey aEt. Genital HrnGcrs0n agt savage
Felt agt Ausin Can agt ClulOt; Gadpn agt. OOscy
Eng. ast. SeWell.-Ogders granted.
Common PLeas-Specidi Ierm-By Chef-Justice G. u.
Dely-LOt'imer agt Hume aud othcrs-Applcaon deucd
see opinion In the matterO OtuWei oto-see opn0n on
nle
doBOnd approved and injunction dissolved as 10 McCOol
and Dulsi.
Mdrine Court Chdmbes-By Justice McAdam.-
Perkins Fisk OdeuthAl McAuno agt.
kehoe Farley Robcrts-Noons granted Forbes agt
OversIl agt Greed MoTrlssey sgt Sader Grn ag
snedek-r agt. DE bAumSeo indOrsement on papers
Whiia agt 1witehcl-Motion denied without smith
COe-Deenaant discharged from arrest Kelly agt Leg
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28
CALENDARS This DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHA ANBERs. Donohue J;-Nos ~ o.
I12 I26 1874 I35. lf2 liD iSO I93 1871 2Os ~ 23l @
23 23j 237 23S 24l 2i2 2i3 2j 255 21v %oO ZO5 Zo4
265.
SPECIAL TglM-Van Brunt j. law aud Fact--Nos 1910
5b3 g52 lOG5 1915. 1850 los 1899, lO42, lOZ5 iO2g
9O3 1913 80j 57j 1860 752 1885 81 lOOl 1867, 1855
53S. 1888.
CIRcUfr-PART I-AdiOnTned for the tenn.
PART II--Van Worst Case No 2O76. Rocky M0un'
tain National Bank OF Central CITY agt Bliss no Gay cAen
PARr IIT-Iawrence J-Nos. 1899. 3047. 1927. POST.
1903 3lG2. 1902 3l3j, J642 32l6
SUPERIOR CoURT-GBNgRAL TERs.-AdJourned until June
49, 1879.
SPECIAL TERS-Speir J.-No day calendar.
TRIAL TEKH-PARr I-AdjOurned for the torn
Part IT.-AdOur1ed lUr the ter-n.
Part III-AdjOuIned fOs the term.
COMMON PLEAs-GENEEAL TERM.-AdiOuned unth Juue lb
SPECIAL 1ERd-J. f. Daly J.-Case on. No. 8-HOHard
ggL JOhsf.
EoUTr TERM-Adourned for the term. ~
TRIAL TERM-PAHT Ivan HOescn. J.-N0s. El1l W.,
l2s q 1898 l0i7, 2l48. 1902 lOii, Piss. 76i. 1855
l744. 3lj, S4l, 1919, 1864
PART II-Adiourned for the term.
MAmNR CoURT-G ESERAL TERN-Mc Adam shea and Goepp
JJ.--Appeas from OrdersNOs l. p & 3, ~. Appeals from
Judgments Nos. H. 10, =, 3. 10 II.
TRIAL TRRS-PATs j. II and IlIAdourned for the torn
GENERAL sEsslONs-PARf I-COwinR THE People agL
John Reilly Edward Harold, Matthew C0Tbett. robbery
Mcdonald. felonous ASSAULT AID battery James u Con
larceny; LarkIn Mary CbimeTy Edward Foley Jos
ielOnious assault and batteYi EDWARD tlGon
ChrsY Gallagher John Gal aSher Itza fur-
bng Jam Collins burglary ndrew smith, grand larceny
William BrOyG James Newton larceny from the PEI son
Joseph Careras forgery; Msrgt Nolan Michael HednnS
assault and battery.
OYER 1FKNNER-Barrett. 1.-THE People agt Francis
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28
4 CENTEYAKY BANQUET IN BOSTON.

BosroN, May 27.-The celebration OF
Moore's centenary was begun tonight with q superb
banquet at Pariers which was participated in BY
upwards OF one hundred leading irshmcu
OF this city and other invited guests, the
latter including number or distinguished lit
erary gentlemen. Among them Mayor Prince,
Oliver Wendell Holmes, William Winter OF the
staff of 1HE NEw-NORK tribune, John Mccullough.
the actor, James +. Fields, j. T. TTowDridgo
and James n. Leddy OF Ncw-Yogk. The post
pfandIal exercises consisted of speeches by J.
Boyle O'Rtly, wnO presided, Mayor Prince. william
Winter, the Hon. Thomas H. Fitzgerald. and others,
ana poems by Oliver Wendell! Holmes. Jas. T. Fields JT
rroW bridge aud by g. A. LhrOp O The Courier Letters
ere also read from the pO Is whittier anu LougfclOw
from T. +. MEipple aud Ralpn Waldo Emersun Tho
occssion was an exceedingly brilliant one. and was
marked 10y great cOhyiyialIy an abundance OF music
and iue iOral decorations.