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Acmss ". Osesolas tomorrow 4,
3 o'clock p. NJ, sharp. A lively
gaos szpssesd. The public il cordially
iovieed . attend. Order asd d:oo,uu,
Win 10 strictly observed On The
avouude.
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PEROT-S0MPAYRAC-At tho NJ.
ideoeo q tho beiooie mothee. a Tueedav
to 18Th day q April, 1919, II. PInor %
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pasish.
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Aheel G Lest Year.

A cotton plant With several veil
formed squares On II were shown %
THE week, By Ne. No D. Seasboroash.
audi raised "a bio plaee. This i e)eyen
dsy ahead oflass years eottotrsport,
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VeoETlSE 10 nousfshins and sereagthenine +;
luri6ss ths blood regulates The bewsb qajetl
the nervous system acts directly upe6 III
sserstions; and arousos tie whole systsR to
action.
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Vegetable oicillian Hair RsneVoe % pfe-
:. ysat stsyasss, and to hsal sraptioas Of
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May Jolt.
LOST.

LOST.
A N iron gcay jow chunky saare mule
"A freshly beandsd E.N!T (all letters
conneetinG). i liberal reward will 10
paid any one for information leading 10
To roeoveey Of said mule.
s. FIN. TAUzIN.
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.eau at The VlxDlcA1es o0ee. ~
VII leceivs ialernatiea sroatly b
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Nsrriaee Licenses.

Since out last report, way back In the
ages, our worthy Clerk Turntables the
following report:
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PEDIGREE :

Prince Albsrt IT." va sired b. Prince
Albert, IT,, and hs By TroutmanS prlnso
Albert, and he BY imported Clsvslanl
boy horee. Young Lord, the property q
]. B. Clay, Of Bourbon county, Y. NJ
dam was sired BY old imported valenti1es
bic great dam By Forester; b b 81
Bertrand bio great grand dam, Amends
Sergoaat BY old 6haksspsar. Valentine
wa6 . Thoroughbred hosee imported -
improve tho Thoroughbred seoek q tAis
country. Abadam Valentine, IL aan
Of Prince Albert 10 ono Of tho finest 1ases
II Kentucky, Tho dam ofPIinoo Aboes
Jr., Nolie, was aired BY . thocoughbeee
raoe horse her dam Wa sired 81 "a
Wood Peeker and he was tho. olro q
old 0rsy Eagle. Tho dam Of Prinee ~.
bert ~" Wa sized BY John Psintee, a14
bic grand dam By old Black Hawk.
WILSON MERRILL.
Tioksts can b had from tho following
named gentlemen
Charles DeBlanc- Clouti9ville,
Julius Levin & n. Taylor, Ale1Andfio.
y. Baadasiss, 0rappsS Blu2.
4. 4ichaelsoD, Campte.
Sam Lisso, Coushatts.
T. Lacoste, Natchitoeh q.
Nay 3.st.
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D. G. 6cARDoAoUoI havine boea oem.
ninieosd . President Of Is School
Board vico Ho ooGocd sooiGaed. having
qualified, win b toand ready o 4ieoharCS
bio duties - sueh q bic place Of baa-
AeoD.
March 29-f.
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LIST OF JURORS,
JUNE TERN. 1879.

JUNE TERM, 1879.
List Of Jurors drawn April 9Th, 1879,
for tho June Torn, 1879, Of tho 18th Ju.
dicial District Court, Parish Of Natchito'
ches, State of Louisiana, IN accordance
with law.
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We GETINE
Doctors Report.

Dr.. Chas. n. Dadsphausen, Ayothicosy
Evansville, Id.
Tho doctor writes: have . lares sumter Of
good custoners who take veeetiso. They IN
speak vol Of Il. I know it b good nedceino
for To co0plainto Il 10 recemmepcod.
De. 81, 1871.
vDG4TlNf 10 . great peAacs for eur aeed
quiets their nerves; and eives then Nat1foc
sweet sleep.
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DESC RnTION {:

DESC RIpTION:
Prince Albert "T,n 10 . dark Naheeo.
~ Bay, without white; ok yesIs Oh
sfxtseo hands high, and in fins health
and o0uaition.
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VEGEIINE
Doctors Report.

II, +. SfIvIxs:. @
Der Sir,-We have been selline yourseonoay.
veeeeane fee three years. 81 - ~ 'tAot d
Givee perfect saalslSctioa We bslievo & . y
tho beee bleed purifier now sd. Yeufs, &c.
DR. ]. +. BROWN 4 CO. DsueGecte.
Uaienv1l)e. II.
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v1GHTINE has mover failed to effect . erro,
gtAiug toe I'D strength 70 tho system debilita'
ted By disease.
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VEGET1NE
FOR SICK HEADACHE
Evansville; lad, Jan. !, l07e.

L. II. i. St8vENe-:
Dear ST. have ussd your veestise fee
Sick Headache, and beea GroaSly booo1tod
thefoSy. hsvo every roaooo . boliovo & . u
. god nsSieiae. Yssss WY lesDeetaaily.
MRS. JAMES CONNER, III Third b.
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THE SCHOOL QUESTION IN Y0NKERS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: This mornings TRIBUNE describes the
school question on which vote taken last evening
in Yonkers attempt to keep the Bible out OF the
Public School of District No believe there has never
been any question of excluding the Bible: on the con-
trary all parties wish religious exercises in the school,
and although the Catholics would prefer Catholic
service for their own children they would rather have
tbe Protestant Bible read than have religious
clses at all.
Ont OF between eight and nine hundred children at the
school, more than One-thrd have always been Catholic
and Catholic parents have always taken much interest In
the school, have supported it cheerully, and have ap
proved its opening for the PrOtestans aud have
aeauiesced in them themselves rather than deprive
the school OF all religious character These exercises
are held during school hours-commenclng al a. M
and include the singing OF Protestant hymns the read
ing OF Protestant Bible aud the saying OF the Lords
prayer IN a form which Protestants only use.
The uniform rule Of the School Department OF the
STATE Of NewYork for forty years, has been that
pious xercises-if objected to-shoud be allowed In
school hours for they would make the school sectaran
but that any religious exercises agreed upon might be
held in the schoohouse before after school hours be-
cause In that they would not make the school sec
tartan. II appealed to, therefore the Department at
Albany would have alternative except 10 forbid the
usual opening exercises OF No o. at least during school
hours. The uninterrupted continuance OF THESE exer
cses FOR many show that they have been at least
acQuleseed III by all persons. -. -. -, -
OF the Catholics mas Decn since the
number OF children IN the district has become much
larger than the schoohOuse can accommodate thesame
Board Edueaon and the same principal VINO pave 40
successfully conducted the present school should ertao
sh and MAINTAIN branch school In another part OF the
d.trict nm or near ak UiLaye. such branch school
would be near a large Catholic population and would
be chiefly attended by Catholic children Ana they
cla that in branch school IN their neighbOrhood and
used chiefly by them their preferences should De con-
suited the that preferences are
consulted the present school In order, however, 10
avoid giving offence they proposed THAT In the branch
school the exercises should De OUTSIDE OF school
hours-making II strictly non-sectsran under the rules
of the Department Outside OF school hours hey Digh
read the Catholic Bible. sing Catholic ny ana LAY
The Lords PRAYER IN the Catholic form, which Is the
same form In which taught In the catechlsm OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church Ihls request seems 10 me
very reasonable and moderate. But now That their
protestant fellow by vote OF 430 10 337 have
refused this small 10 only remains 10 con-
slider VIII at other may be practicable. which
shaI he satisfactory TO reasonable both sides
ResnectfnlIy THOMAS G. CORNELL
ICnkers N. L., June IL. 1879.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House. Mr.. STEPHENS Dem., Ga.)
gave notice that during the day he would report from
the Committee Coinage bill IN relation 10 the trade
dollar, and would ask action upon It,
Mr. MURCH (Nat.. Me), from the Committee on Pub
lie Buildings reported resolution for an investigation
the mode of construction etc. OF all the public build
ings of the Government. with to sit during the
recess at Washington and other cities.
Under n point Of order made by Mr.. GARFIELD rep.
Ohio the resolution was referred TO the Committee OF
Mr. HOSTETTER (Dcm., Ind), chairman Of the Com
mittee Civil Service Reform reported back WIN
substitute bill prohibiting officers o. claimants
against contractors under the United states from con-
.rbuting money for political purposes. .
A number Of motions were made on the Republican
side, and tue morning hour having been consumed III
roll call, the bill went over without action. .--
House then proceeded TO take up the business on
the Speakers table, and disposed or IL as tonows'
letter from the Secretary OF the Interior transmit
certain petitions In favor or making enecuVe the
anti-l DIV ganDy law OF 1852. Referred:
Senate bill amending bill for the reilet OF Joseph d.
Collins Passed. - . 80,
Senate bill for the delivery to Samuel Lord tr. ire
ceiyer OF four $1,000 South Carolina bonds now IN te
Treasuryhaying been captured during the war wnlle
ypothccated by the Bank OF South Carolina WIN the
British Consul IN Savannah. Referred " the committee
The senate bill in regard 10 jurors in United states
courts being taken up, Mr.. HERBERI Dem. Aa.l' ny
instruction OF the Judiciary Committee, moved an
amendment providing that in selecting names Tor grand
and Jurors the clerk and commissioner sha ia 10
wise have regard 70 political affation, put snail loon
solely the qualifications prescribed by law Persons
ssing qualifications 10 be entitled 70 serve
without regard TO race, color previous CONDITION OF
servltude; but no officer or employe OF the uhiteu
states or of any state shall be competent TO serve
There call for the previous question on the Dill
and the Republican side OF the House thereupon W the
that there quorum To second the previous CUES
tion A call OF the Houss was ordered AFTER more
hour spent call OF the House, tnat lneHec
tnsi movement was abandoned and tine House at 3;i5
y. III. adjourned until TOMORROW.
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Moves. OF the Indians polls and 81 Louis; J. b.
wilder OF the Cincinnati and Louisviie; H. b.
Thomas. OF the Cleveland. Columbus Clnem-
nau and Indianapolis; J. q. A. Bean. OF the
Chicsgo Burlington and Quincy Wills OF the Cnesa
peake and OHIO and H. Diehl OF the Toledo, Peoria
and Warsaw. The following resolution was adopted
after prolonged discussion:
Resolced That on the 23d inst the rates from Chicago
TO NewYork grain. fourthclsss Hour and I'VE n1gs
be advanced cents per lOo pOuhos' anu All o'"ei
points In proportion.
The action OF the meeting recently held at Niagara
Falls relative to the establishment OF tonnage pool on
Easi-bound freight approved. 1t was determined
10 pool the Eastward traffic from Chicago. The scheme
proposed at the Niagara Pals meeting by j.
IT, Ratter contcm plates the division among the
Western roads of all East-botmd business TO
the termni Of the trunk lines After the es-
tabshmeDt OF the necessary pools atcompetuVe points
the trunk lines will divide the entire Eastbonnd trac
II was admitted tia; the rst step toward the success Oh
the plan the agreement to form pool at Chicago.
This agreement was made yesterday amid storm Of
ayes from representatives OF the railroad companies
After report by the trunk lines in regard 20 the ap
pontment Of a Board OF Arbtrators. the com
missioner read letters Of acceptance from the persons
selected who have chosen Charles Francis Adams as
chairman of the board Inc Commssionea ,neI s s
pointed cOmitees for the arrangement OF poois AZ 81
Louis Cncin natl, Louisville, Detroit. Toledo indian,
apolis Lafayette. Peoria and Coumbus The pools at
these points the Chicago pool 1t was
agreed that all differences IN regard TO these pools
The committees reported an agreement To FORM pools
Of these points Some Of the reports were not com
plete owing the absence OF representatives OF the
Great Western of Canada, and several lndianap-
oils and Cincinnati roads Inc tarln on East
bound freight from different points was adj
iused to correspond with the Chicago schedule Ine
allotted the roads were not Tx ed absolutely
by committees but i'll understood that IN some cases
an agreement was reached. The meeting VIII be con-
tiuued to-day. when other reports will be made.
The adjustment Of the livestock tranc mace AT
Niagara Falls preserved the former division OF tne
business between the trunk lines The alolme were
made as follows: New-York Central 30 per
cent; Pennsylv ania. 80: New-York. Lake Erie ana
western 25 aud Baltimore and Ohio, 10 per cent A
livestock commissioner was appointed, Win power 10
regulate rates traffic. President sherman OF the
Chicago Stock Yards, chosen commissioner
Private dispatches received yesterday from St Louis
Ger rates The Kansas City rates yesterday to
st Louis 81, and tO Chicago by the Hannibal ana ST.
Joseph and the Chicago and Alton Roads, 90 ceh's
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nECISIONS-IrNE u

Supreme Court Chambrs--By Judge Barrett
GIaham Tulioch. Opinion. fckcr act Hudson Inc
ORDER simply be resete To gave ieaYe ." rns 90
further papers Il advised on pawn mt Of the costs d 9
previous motion. -, a..
Ninety Referred 10 william " richar 10 no
matter Of Heuny and others.-kcpOu confirmed i'lNl'
All Cempbel-I,iye notice Of settlement LiVnEs"n ~
Dulzer OUpenheimer agt Won bcla GIVE notice ~ m"l
Spring agt Observation-Disclosures refused NAiolai ~"
and Lea her Bank ag The surety. oaner - lnsuh
leave 10 amend |. granted Ben agt M,ihg'
MOTION granted, bat stay denied Mesihcimef ~. runs
Is tDs consented TOT The People, ,c Az w
Mutual IAe Insurance COmpanY.-lhlr "fd't y ~
The court on its own inertia. FthiJn agL DAVIS. so'
MED Lawson agt Warren I'm me matter OF ifWln '"g
heid aRt Rangsst 4 shaw Company. MOtcn- granted IN
matter OF Robins Geraty Az DOGGY ia' AeN ~ -
Iackenmeyer; keeeh agt NILS -OfaefE ytahl'. ~ ~
matter OF Parsons Gilleuder agL Muffaii NDsu -"
Callahan Peck agt. Kuhn stewart az. hhIist i'y-u
etc. agt BrenDermsD In tbo matter OF Cohst'D'o' D"
agt. Austin -tiranted No. u..t,..., al,
Ii llnner In the matter OF wendell -orantcd - 81.
sDecidt TSYHI-By Judge D1uphue-bo.dmah AZ -.
man-oranted. ScbuInakeT AT CrOsaln'n ana ytHIs 80.
mgs signed. Aspnwai agL AspWNAll h"s"" 49, wv
and Otbers-FindiDgs and decree = Rrrl - IL.
Common Pleas-spec1oI I,1m-Bv Judge Van roe.
seu-Bradfori AIT Deyn granted upon vfms -.
memOrs ndun Carney AIT Sehwarz Motion gfah.' t1
new undertaking be filed In I'VE days Aarun al .es
Motion granted on terms msmorandum on n'., 49,.
matter OF final accounting oi HegemAn eis' thA'
ordered In the matter OF the assignment 81 L'ni..
COmpe TO the custodian see mrnvtAhuu. W" -
Marine C08rt-ChdmbeTs- justice DC WAN, , ;,
Jones agt Harding agt schuild Lsa'is ~ A.,
Israel Resrson agL Rehisey shook AT "si-s"'
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CIVIL NOTES
Mrs. Alice II. Burdick sued Miss Mand

Mrs. Alice II. Burdick sued Miss Maud
Granger the actress In the Marine Court yesterday
for $50 which claimed a balance due for medical
Attendance Miss Granger answered that All III" claims
Of the plaintiff hal been paid. The jury disagreed
The suit of Mrs. Gertrude Jones against
william g. Morgan was begun before Judge Van Worst
IN the Supreme Court last week She went 20 Europe
in 1873 leaving In charge OF the defendant at his
house. No ~ West Washington place, furniture which
she valued az S25 900 when she returned after sew
eral months IL found that the furniture had been
stolen and could be recovered Mrs. Jones claimed
that Mr. Morgan had guarauteed full protection 60 her
property and brought suit against him toI the
Jury Yesterday rendered verdict IA her favor fUr 80
500.
Judge Lawrence IN Supreme Court, Cham
ers yesterday approved the certificate OF ncorporr
ton OF the United states Medical Aid and Benevolent
Society The certificate states that the meetings OF TIE
society will be held in NewYork. and that the purpose
OF the organic tlon VIII be 10 render aid and assistance
10 sick members and thclr families aud for beneyoch
ehart able aud burial objects" Henry Sanders - VIC
president; Levi . DE Nries, yice-prcsident; DAVID
Davidson, secretary Moses De Vries treasurer Tue
trustees are Abraham StOdel David Courent, Lew
Bessie and BendlN Maiden
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cALENpARs rms DAY

srPRgug CoURr-CulMBE -Iawrence, J.-No. o. "a
ia 81 V6. 81. 9s III 146. 1871, ls5. 100 20l q" 80
z47 24s. 241, 200, 900 2je I1v.
tikSERAL THRH-Adlourned until July i. A.. iosa
SPECIAL TFHN-DOnOaue, law sud fact- - iill
lll7, gOj. $40. 1885, 1893. 1882. lOly. $40 o'i' w.
CfRcUir-PAHT Ivan Brunt j. Case on 10 l m,y
Lockard 81 al agt. the HaBOyer fire INSURANCE '''
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40 !oo7 ao55 sOss asa. 5I2i. 5Ifi 5oo3. s, 100.
PAR JIi-Barett J.-rbOrt Causes SOS, o'o-.t MI
5O3i 4sy4, JOs0 ss13. 0lDl 3OOl 800 $50 80 asa
5I44 5l62. 5i7o COOS, a6ls. 1898. 11s5. DID, O'"
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TsI,i TsssPaaf i-speir J-slort causes No' i'''
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COMMON PiKas-UEsyRAL TEas- kfioafnsd uh'''
EquiTY TERs-Besch, Case On. 30 e-n ,,i SO i.y
agt. the United states Life Insurance COMPANY "
JaisL TERN-PAHr I-Adjourned for the term 90 1850
PXKI Ill r. DaIy, J.-SOs Sl5. 1874, l.DA sss,i i0M
2gi ioi6. 1881. sss 9lj 2l4s $50 10. - "a 49,
AL sss lis7, lola 77s, 2Sos. io7. 1902 co., --'''
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Cagsss-Nos 64Os, GS6l. 59O9. 5e51. scoS' o""'' Wv
ss2s $3.50 Gs22 05s3 6ss3. o5oa o2vo A.. s,al 6l7L
az stI Isq 400 ts so seaS 5sa GAS eiJ e'
$500 6s9s. of27. q .13. - . ,.... No. 62-2 ssh
pan nI-shetidaa. yshon a..o 80 sls0 1904
eioo e,.4 e377. s6Us 6sss. osto. o'oo ''''
GysSS A. Glderslesye Ink ~
philip William falon John li.a feloaous as
sleth Hose John Gallagher Lawrence g io.eph
ssuis and battery John MoCormack D1is .tman Jeha
srsa Daniel Kennedy grand larceny loan S-Ison u IA
Brown, false pretences fredsrek b.. .n,,s
PAaI Ii-CowinE D. The People az" '"
berry (contlnaell
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TALK OF A RISE IN STOVES

BosroN, June 12.-At the session OF the
Stove Manufaeturers Association to-day hessrs HIM.
OF New-York aud j. 5. Perry. of Albany. urged very
strongly unanimous advance In the price Oh manu-
factured goods rbe report accepted and general
discussion folio we'd in which George said. w. OF Al
bany aud Mr. Shepard. OF Philadelphia, were ,he pIn
cipal resolution adopted that no siove
OF tho lowest grades be sold for less thsn cents per
pound castings, and that the cost Of exuns %
ADDED with reasonable profit. On motion VI IL, 4:
Myers OF Cleveland 10 resolved 10 bring the suoect
Of price before the local bodies for their III
New-York IN February next
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A sharp-looking youth walked ng quIsS ao35rsd
the counter the postofi'c IN tow sss Of oopprs
s,,Iss from Nevcasile, aud. empty M 10 otbss
fnereon asked the clerk who Was Az, rensy stAmp.
customers for nye shilling. S worth That's sss
on ySs e pois y !. al eo p what, ,:I
der then ." asked the boy ny. one Psxelspsd 80
tender for n penny stamp, rs sop nv" IA
Ssav--. pepny stamp. please" Lss 90 dssS s,e
Que. Another. please. $50 eleh said "A u
ma The money II viii De the shortest I've tie ,,sr
YOU" After counting the money no Gard " ~s
;her,of ~ stamps Ia the lad. VINO
- A. tbowt a would TIRE HIM oo'
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CONTRIBUTIONS.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Senate's ex-
ecutve session to-day wholly consumed In dis
cusson concerning a proposed REIMBURSEMENT oil the
ranks Of certain Assistant Surgeons in the Army whose
nominations. recently confirmed have been suspended
on motions reconsider At the close Of odays session
no motion TO reconsider had been entered In regard TO
any OF the several hundred Army promotions snd
appontments confirmed last week and tbls being tne
second EXECUTIVE session that mas lnteryeped since the
date of the onhrDatiOns, they stand nnay con
hrmed. AMI the President is at liberty 10 issue coms
.ions forthwith.
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THE EXCLUSION FROM CHICAGO

CHICAGO, June 1.-The Commercial Club
started for Boston nne train Of four Pullman cars
this afternoon The club expects 10 run 10
txenty-four hours over the Piftsburg and Fort Wayne
sasd re- seh,ns Providence nj A. Friday. aud Bos-
iou ss q A. m The party will be absent IRON chicago
seven days. They VIII be the guests VI lhe boson S
An 40 their stay n that city
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THE BRONZE BUST OF sIMMs.

CHARLESTON, s. c., June 1.-THE unveil-
ing OF the bronze bust OF william Gilmore smms, the
poet and novelist, took place this afternoon In
presence OF a large assemblage. at White Point
Garden. The bust executed by j. @ A.
Ward and "a Of heroic size. resting upon a
massive granite pedestal IL was unveiled by two OF
the erandfaughters OF Mr.. Simms. An address was
delivee by the Hon d. Porter OF tins city Letters
were read from Oliver Wendell Holmes Pa Ike Goodwin
Robert Winthrop George w. Chids and others. regret
ting their inability 20 attend.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

AIpANY. june 1.-THE day calendar OF the Court
OF Anpepls for Friday JuEe 49, 1879 is as follows Noa
"a 2sO 32i, 32y, 2tl. 2l3 l9i and 100. 800
PRocrFplSGs 229 and ga9-rLc KnickerhocktT ife
Insnr Company Nelson ct all argument resumed
No s3i.-Duane d Toote. appellant agt Hamilton
Beecher. respondent; submitted
NO. 2l2.-johu H. Weed, appellant agt. Edwin G. bur,
respondent argued by Wham Henry Atn0lt 0r appellant,
saInuel III Id for respondent
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A DESTRUCTIVE CYCLONE IN KANSAS

ST.. LOUIS, June 1.-THE cyclone IN Butler
County Kansas, on Monday last. was very severe.
Mrs Hawkins and her two children were blown quar-
ter Of a mile aud killed. Quite number OF persons
were injured some OF them seriously Thirty-seven
farm houses were blow down aud completely wrecked,
and others moved from their fouodations aud
twlsled out OF shape. ..- tL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-13
THE GLOBE MUTuALs RECEIVER.

JUDGE LAWRENCE RRvOkEs Ills ORDER OF WED
NEsDAY.
Judge Lawrence or Wednesday, in Supreme
Court Chambers vacated the order OF Judge Wesbrook
who In Albany. May 20, appointed James ID. Fish.
receiver OF the Globe Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Yesterday afternoon o'clock this order RELIED
with the Clerk OF Chambers bearing the following ndo
ment signed with Judge Lawrruce's initials: THIS
order is revoked by the Court on It's own notion"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-13

Mississippi man puts II thus: AT the earnest so.
ueta ou Of hose whom owe money. have consented
10 become "a candidate for county treasurer"