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yet He PUSHES into print ~ he Threatened
10 do, undertaking TO show that the Committee
Printing had been dilatory and unfair about
committee did object to making favorable report IN
regard the publication until the manuscript had been
laid before us Was / not right a careful and pru
dent member OF the committee Cries OF Certainly
Now, sir, wish TO IN conclusion OF this whole mat
ter, that have no other feeling tran that oil con-
tempt for the mcu who would rush 80 the press win
such statement Rs that read 20 the House, ana DC
licye his late constituents and the members OF THIS
House viii share very largely In this feeling toward that
gentleman when they know the facts Of the case.
Mr.. Conger here said: mir Speaker, my name
was mentioned in the communication read at the
CLERKS desk"
The Speaker interrupted with: docs the gentle
man from Michigan desire to make personal ex-
planatOnYo
Mr.. CoDger replied:
ance OF my duties a member Of this House 10 notice
cut OF ten thousand Of these personal squbs TO
which members OF the House, including my self are sub
iected their conduct But IL source OF peculiar
such perfect complete and triumphant Yludlca-
tiOn Of have pursued In regard to that
port. lLaughtcr.l This Is all desire 10 say.
Nh. Singleton protested that while he was very
fond of Mr. Conger, he could not undertake to vim
dicate him; whereupon Mr. Conger responded that
he had feared that the tribute to his persstency in
opposing the printing of the report wasinvoluntary,
but II was none the less gratifying. From Mr.. Sin
glctonS explanation, it appears that Mr.. Glover has
in some way possessed himself Of report which Is
The property of tho House. and which he has taken
the liberty to mutlate, and which he now refuses
To surrender except upon conditions imposed by
himself.
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE BEATEN.

THEY ROW A GOOD RACE on TIE sCHUYLKI1, AND
LOSE THE CHnDs CUP BY LENGTH ONLY.
PHILADELPHIA, June 24.-Thein intercollegiate
boat race was by the University OF PennsylVania
with Columbia second, and Princeton third. This was
n challenge race for solid silver vase, pre-
sented by Mr. George W. Childs. Up to the
time OF tho start the Columbia four were the
fayorites Commodore Grant, OF the ochuylkil Navy,
ctd 8. umpire and the race was one of the best
seen ON the river not az regards time made but on ao
count of the at the finish and the great strug
Gle between the college and the Columbia four.
In the latter part or the race, when
the College aud Columbia were nearly abreast
Tidredge who had stored a beautiful course
for the Columbia took the boat out OF its water and
described curve nearly the length o. the boat The Col
umbias squirt ed 10 make up for the mistake IL was too
late as there only hundred wards 10 CO. Inc
Tniversitv boat crossed the line IN 9:232a lengtu
ahead of the Columbus who followed In 924l2 and the
Priucetons came in 9;33A
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CRIMES AND C4SU4LTIES-BY TELEGRAPH.
A1ARGE RIVER STEAMER SUNK.

A LARGE RIVER STEAMER SUNK.
CfNCISNATI, June 24.-Ihe large passenger
city forenoon. and ten feet Of water There was
no loss of life.
THROWN FROM TRAIN BY BRAKEMAN.
MONTREAL, June A.-Lawthcr. a New-JerSey-
brakeman mad paid his fare lie received Sc
riOus iIJuricS-
THE SUICIDE OF A WIFE MURDERER.
BUFFALO, y. Y. June 24.-Ibomas Dlnkle, the
razor witch had given MIN to shave with prepira
tory going Ia court
ANEw-YoRK TRAIN DELAYED.
BALTIMORE, June 24.-Ihe New-lOrk tram,
which eft Washington this morning Nas detained bY me
breaking of fregit engine The rght tram ran on
the Aunandae
HELD FOR RESISTING A MARSHAL
BOsTON, June 24-CAptaIn William NJ. Patterson
aud Joshua Task, first mate Of the ,oOonsr JSh9rsn
Eolen were held bail to-day charge Of Resisting a
United states Marshal In the si5chJTge OF ms duty
TERRIBLY sCALDED WITH WAX
NEWPORT, X. l., June 2i.-Edwiu Smith son OF
william +. smith. was attending pot o. boiling wax thls
rornnr spilled uTOn him. taking masse. Ol
flesh nom arm leg thigh. bs recovery Regarded
Is doubtful.
BOY ATTEMPTS TO KILL A MAN.
ST JOnN, \. H., June PA hoy named George
smith mas sekvs for The attempted
der al Israel Atkinson. lie Lad sot the his Ia
teti0n beng Who detected Lin stealing some
ago.
TWO MEN DROWNED NEAR RO%DOUE
RoNDOJT " Y Juno 2f.-Martin RuckwCit n
,,16,J tarI,. man N. father children.
Tfrd.ricE Spatdlc. yoiing NIAs Mt Hui ohH oiI
city rowing IA AonGout Greek last night aud
we've both drowned
KENTUCKY sAVAGERY.
THANKFOI1 KY, June 2l.--A party OF unknown
men OF taulnne1. teycIey wound
rc Faulkner from tn house They Thea set IRE ~
si age seventeen Who eao s.ot, and t"o child. cn
uf I4ulaarI a.c eleven and tAtt0
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

EX.MAYoR PIERCE IMPROVING.
BOeTON. .uOc 24.-Ihe condition of ex-MayOr
Pierce to-day Is satisfactory
A CLOTHING HOUSE FAILURE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn June 24mC 9 ogS. a!..tS
1920 The creditors are mostly IN Il stern cities
IN PLACE on CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, JR
BosToN. June 24.-At meeting OF the Lxecntivo
pointed Commissioner. vice Charles T. Adams re-
'r'' NEW MEXICAN RAILROAD.
PITr,rILp Mass. June 24oEdMaI Learned
in building railroad 80 miles iii length across the Iehaun-
IcIec istimus.
A MoNUMINr TO GENERAL wooDwoRTH
BUFFALO. \. y. June 24.-lhe m0nume nj erected
to memory General john Woodwork at spr1ngvls
ts county uuve today vita imposing ceremonies
TAKING A WEEK orr EN- MAssE
BosToN June 2I.-lhe Massachusetts Press As
ISOLATION started on s tenth summer GTcnIsion today sPd
viii be absent until The let OF july Inc -sIoei-noa VIII
A PARADE OF KNIGHTS TEaPLAR
PGovIDENCF. II. l., june 24.-At noon to-day The
W9sto 1oee1ed by The st Jcha CGmInandy Ills city
Thcy made street parade, which witnessed with admi
Mrs. UNDERwooD ExoNERATED.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, June 24.-Mrs. sarah W. I'm
tered forged noo7 t. ne ya@e ~ ta Nas Was ds
charged to-day, there beng no eOOl reason Iof mo Poocu
u'H' APARADE BY CoLoRED MAsoNs.
NEW-IlAvEN, Conn, June 24.-Ibe col0red Ma
sons ST Day and me twontyhrst snniyer-
ely ION , ods IRON Sew oTk NevJeTsey Rhode
Island ana oh0 Following the parade was an ora
ST. JOINS DAY IL CANADA
OUEBfC Ont. June 24.-lhe ST. Jean Beptisto So
ih nv ne reprcsentySs various ndus,e- lyns h,r
dn rect vocatoHs The streets we're decorate WIZ
bunting ara presented holiday appearance In Montreal
the procession very grand.
TIE HAVERsTRAw SAVINGS BANK.
ALB.NY, \. Y. June 21-B Patt Carpenter.
recover Of The ayerstaw saving Bank hed s report To-
dsy and also an order ataeed GRANTED ~ justin
al small also the payment OF ~ per ccnt d'-
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STRIFE ARISING IN IRELAND.
LONDON, Tuesday, June "a, Is

An anti-andlord agitation in the West OF
ireland lately has been causing some Apprehension
Right Hon. James Lowther. Chief Secretary for Ireland
replying to a question in the House OF Commons last
night stated that the Government fully alive TO the
necessity Of dealing promptly with the mattel e said
that Deputy InspectorGeneral of the Constaouiary
had been dispatched on special mission TO the dlS
tcts concerned to consult with the magistrates and
local onstabulary and report what additional police
are required in order insure fun protection To all per-
sons in the exercise of their legal ghts that consd-
cradle reinforcements beng drafted into inc d'-
rics concerned and that notice has been gwen tal III
the event OF any outrage the cost OF these measures
will be levied upon the district where II occurs.
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4 STRIKE VOTED AT FALL RIVER.

EVERY PROSPECT OF A BITTER TIGHT-THE MANU-
FACTURERS FIRM.
FALL RIVER, Mass, June 24.-The spinners
held rousng meeting tonight in response to Secretary
Uovar-s circular issued this morning Their hall was
crowded as never before and the meeting was an en-
thusiastic one. II voted TO begu strike tomorrow
I'm every mill in the city except the Meacomet and Ana
wan Notice not having been given IN these mills IS
carly as I'm the Others the spuners will tnue TO work
unti ten days time expires, which viii be in day or
general meeting Of manufacturers has been called
for 10 morrow afternoon, when course of action Will
manufacturers hroug hout the city Will try aud run their
mills regardless OF the strike.
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A CONFERENCE OF REGULARS.

TOLEDO, June pa meeting of those who pro-
posed to support the Columbus platform and ticket
was held at the Body House this afternoon Mr..
Platt. of Hamilton County, candidate on the regu-
lar ticket for member of the Board of Public Works,
presided. From sixty to eighty persons were
present The Hamilton County delegation resolved
To support both the platform and the ticket put
forth at Columbus. The rest of the convention
then also adopted resolution tosnpport the Column
bus ticket but not the platform. The meeting was
exciting and the Opera House convention was char
acterized in bitter terms as "sell out to the
n,mopr1tS.
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CoYGRESSMAN OREJLLTS SUCCESSOR.

The special election in the Twelfth Ward
OF Brooklyn TO choose an Alderman 10 succeed Con
gresham Daniel ORenly held yesterday, and
passed off quietly. The candidates were James
Donovan regular Democrat; Henry j. Rorke,
Independent Democrat, supported by the Re-
pubhcans and Peter Nolan, National Green
over Rorke beng 4sG He IL cooper by trade, aud has
I yi0usy represented the Twelfth Ward IN the Com
mon Council for In 1877 he attracted some
attention Nv pesiseutly voting for himself for president
of that body Finally he voted for Ray the Republican
candidate for that position, who WAS thereby elected
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THE SMITH AND BENNETT CASE.

TRENTON, n. j., June 24.-The Court of
Errors and Appeals entered opinion to-day snsaning
stOcktOns points. and Diminishing the
vrits of error IN the Of Cornish Saith and en-
nett and Noyes The Court declared the act OF 1875
SO far as the Smith and Bennett case was concerned
o he mn constitutional. The viii now probably 10
ia the supreme Court from there 10 the Court Of
Errors and Appeals before the term expires.
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DEATH or GEORGE ", NJ REYNOLDS
LONDON. June 24.-G. w. NJ. Reynolds, the
well-known novel writer, s dead

Mr.. Reynolds, though occupying no very
high position the literary world has been most In
dustrous manufacturer Of books Of certain class.
Among them The Mysteries of London " and " The
Mysteries OF the Court of London the best known
In 1868 The London bookseller list OF fifty two
his MI. Reynolds was also long the editor OF,
and one OF the contributors to The London Weekly
Misoellaily cheap ard popular periodical. Many OF
Mr. Reynolds novels have been repuOlished IN the
United states and many Others, not OF his writing and
of dsrepuabe character have had bis name attached
TO them as thcil author.
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THE Constellation or BISHOP REILLET

P1rTsBURG, Penn, June 24.-The solemn
ceremonies Of consecraing the Rev. Henry Ch-uncey
Reiley the first Episcopal Bishop OF Mexico. took place
In Trinity Church this morning At the clergy
about fifty IN number entered the church In procession
The Neene Greed was rectod bg the clergy and conrre
ration and the conservation service followed. The
bshop present were Lee of Delaware who presided In
lie absence II the venerable Bishop Smith OF kcI-
.ucfv who was unable b. be present on account OF Ill
ness steyeus 81 Peunsy ysnia Howe, OF Central Penn
sylyiua KeerfoOt. OF Pittsburg. LttelOhn: OF Long
Island Bede OF OHIO. and Coke OF Western Eew-Iork
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THE PANAMA REVOLT SUPPRESSED.

PANAMA, juno I6.-GeneraI AHpurus NJ
tempt at overturning the legitimate Governments mas
provcd failure He left Aspinwa Monday, the ON
inst and took up his position in Gatun. On the 12th'
however much to the surprise OF the Government
troops he opened upon them at Lion Hill Station
on the line OF the railway, and kept up sort OF de-
sutory fight until morning OF tho 18TH, when he
saw tnat although ne well intTenched. his cause
vas homeless lie opened negotiations with the Govern
nent and on Sunday, the 18TH surrendered bis force
and arms Government tue latter agreeing W pay
the cYpcuses OF the revolution.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE KHEDIvE ABOUT TO RETIRE.

NEGOTIATIONS PENDING AS TO HIS SUCCESSOR
THE TURKS PREPARING TO CRUSH GREECE.
There come from Egypt reports that the khedive
is disposed to abdicate, and that the Porte ana the
Powers are actually negotiating as to who shall
succeed him. Prince Napoleon is said 10
have reafiimed his Republican principles Inc
Turks have prepared for war with Greece IN the
event of the coming negotiations proving frntless
Large numbers of irregular troops are being massed
in Albania. so that they may swoop down on Epirus
and Thessaly.
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PRINCE NAPOLEON AND THE REPUBLIC.
PANS. TnesdaY. Juno q, lslO

Several newspapers state that Prince jerome
Napoleon wi, publish manifesto this evening declar
ing that he remains faithful to his Aaccio programme
in which he announced his Republican principles ana
that le is not prciender the Imperial succession
while al the time he SAYS. his DORMANT cia'us p"i
the succession Of any other prcicnder
LONDON. Tuesday, June 81. 1879.
It understood that NJ dc Fourtou and Baron keille
his former Under-socretay in the Ministry OF the IN
terror have abandoned Comparison.
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rnpr WAsHINGIoN COLLEGE.

Fort Washington College held its twenty
fifth annual commencement on the College grounds at
yesterday afternoon
The ESSAYS Of Antonio MAIDEN and William S. Maria on
FuIc Poetry and Vices Of Reading" and the reea-
tolIs of Masters VutOn Murphy, William lynch aud NJ
Hcnbod, called applause The exercises were con
rludrd by the Rev H. A. Braun, D. D., and Alfred N.
Cote A. A., president Of the college, who addressed
both the students aud the audience
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TIE GERMEY TARIFF QUESTION.

LONUON' IIitsudE' JuII0 - I''7'
A Berlin dispatch to The Pal Man Gazette
SAYS; The Independent newspapers oppose Herr Won
Bennicsen's scheme In the Reichstag for compromise
on the tarn question by which If accepted tle Gov
ernmcnt would gain the support OF Tue Naton"
Liberals new proposal has been put forward that
tho revision Of rbe tariff be conceded temporarily until
me amount of revenue be assigned 20 the lmpelu
Government shall De fixed so as uo 10 pace VIZ
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NO OBJECTION TO MR.. WCRARY.
A LITTER TO TIE PRESIDENT FRoM TIE SENATE
COMMITTEE.
lGENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl


WAsmNGTON June Z4-Ihe President has re-
ceivcd a communication from the Senate Judiciary
Committee. with regard to the withdrawal Of the
nomination Of Secretary McCrary as Judge of the
Eighth Judicial Circuit. 1t states that there was
no personal objection the nominee. and that tho
only reason for not recommending his confirmation
was that vacancy could not be anticipated. 1t
further intimated that renewal u the nomination
at the proper time would receive favorable con-
sideration
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TIE REPUBLICANS or MAINE.

BANGOR, Me-, June 24.-Delegates to the
Republican state Convention have already begun TO ar
rive The prospects that 1t will be one OF the largest
gatherings ever held State The names OF four or
five candidates have less support but 40 far no
nrecicuon can be made lnal choice. The delegates
al express a desire to unite on whoever nav he the
strongest candidate ana That rivalry In tDe con'cL
tiu,u "a IN he aInicabie and harmonious
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THE MURDERER OF MRS. HULL
POLICE WORK OF TWO CITIES.

FURTHER DETAILS OF THE CRIME-HoW THE CHM
NAL WAS TRACKED TO HIS DooM-No ESCAPE
FROM TIE GALLONS.
Chastine Cox, the self-confessed murderer
of Mrs. Hull, left Boston for New-fork last
night in charge OF Captain Williams and the
detectives from this city. He gave to IHE
TRIBUNE special correspondent minute ac-
count of the way the murder was committed
which will be found in the dispatches below
Commissioner Davenport, who has given his
legal services to the police In all their
efforts to discover the murderer, and John ID.
Townsend counsel for the inmates or the
Hull mansion, give interesting accounts OF the
manner in which the investigation has been
conducted, from the discovery of the crime to
the apprehension of the criminal. Not
shadow of suspicion rests upon any other per
son.
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THE TURKS PREPARED FOR WAR.

A dispatch from Janina to The Standard
states that, pending the result OF the mcetlhg
of Ambassadors at Constantinople, the Turks nave
prepared everything for war; Roiniorcemehts VI
x bataons of infantry and thrcc batteries OF artillery
have arrived at VOO. Large bodies VI Bashl-ba huAs
arc assembling In Albania ready TO march into Epus
and Thessaly.
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4 FORGE R IN HIGH LIFE.

BALTIMORE, June 24.-George W. Bishop
and Isaac V L. Helm, charged with forgery. were
found guilty today. The forgery consisted Of the as
s,ument OF city certificates issued 10 Frederick H.
Ketc'mm. r.. an orphan aud haif-broher OF Helm BY
fraudulenily writing the Of ketchum on tie bonds
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TIE TURKISH CRISIS ENDED.
LONDON, Tuesday, June "a

LONDON, IuesIaY, june III Io'V'
The Turkish Cabinet crisis was terminated
by the placing Oh the retired list Of Fuad Pscha ana
Nusret Pacba who had accused Osnan Pacha secretary
of War, of malycrsatiOn in office.
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NOMINATED TO CONGRESS.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 24.-The Republicans
of the Is Congressional District last evening renom
mated Horace Davis Congressman. and James L. King
as member Of the Board OF Equalization
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DIR. ALEXANDER CLARK I'LL.

ATLANTA, Ca, June 24.-Dr. Alexander
Clark Pisburg, has been very i'll and still requires
constant watching hut his physicians believe that the
crisis of disease has been passed and that his recoV
cry Isl
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NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1879

and gning them to a city savings bank Bishop is
cxJudce OF the Orphans Court OF this city, has been
President Of the first branch OF the City Council and as
such acrpg Mayor in the absence of the Mayor An APP
peal entered and sentence was suspended Tor the
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

He said he knew Cox as q hard character
about Tbirtieth-st., but did not know as he had
ever been arrested. At 5:25 D. IN. Cox was hand
cufed to Detective Schhilttberger, and accom-
panied by the Boston officers they drove quietly
to the Fall River train, followed by a crowd OF
people.
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THE KHEDIyE LIKELY 10 ABDICATE.

Egyptian kilograms say that the khcdive
has agreed to abdicate certain conditions Negoua
tons have been opened between the Porto ana the
Powers relative to order 0f the Egyptian SUCCESSFUL
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THE NEWS OF THE CAPITAL.
MR.. THURMAN HAS A BRIGHT IDEA

-ur JUDICIAL BILL TO BE sCBDIvIDFD-A DEMO
CRATIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEWS.
The Democratic Caucus Committee met yes
.erdav 10 discuss the Judicial bill. Mr. Thur
man proposed that the bill be separated and
nassed in two parts, the object being to pro-
vide for the courts anyway, and then let the
nolitcal sections take their chances in separate
hu No conclusion was reached. but the
plan of Mr.. Thurman met with favor. 1t Is
Thought that this plan will enable Congress to
adjourn on Friday. Mr.. Singleton denounced
MIR. Glover in the House yesterday, in the
course of personal explanation. The June
report on hops has been issued.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-18

the incident Itself IL hardly novel Two men
lately Travelled on foot TO 5tauffenberg. One
was gendarme, In uniform. with sword at
side The other was civilian, but he had a
snleld On his breast, and he carried a stout
STICK Ihey stopped at various hosteIries,
when the gendarne would never fail to say
20 the people; Look out, for this poor fell
low - out OF his mind, and I am taking him
20 stauffenoerg to the Iunatic asylum" At
TINS Inc man Niththe shield would slyIy wink
ana say, 1t Is / who ara the keeper, and that
me patient, whom am taking TO staufen-
oerg People did not know what to think !;
botn acted alike and would not relax their
vigilance over each other for a moment.
finally they arrived at the asylum. Here
l5 my patient, said the civilian. pointing 10
the gendarrne, and here is my authority"
handing the pass to the superintendent The
gendarnae smiled eornpassfonately. sSs,ir. this
is the patient | have brought here; b. stole
my papers on the way; but, of course. Ii
makes no difference now, az [ have bros1vkf
MIN safely here The officials were little
perpleXed, but they believed the gendarrne In
preference to the civilian, and locked up the
latter AZ lunatIc. In about an hour they
found out their mistake. The gendarne was
the lunatie
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ARMY OF TENNESSEE.
Committee On Decoration Of Graves at
ChaImetts Cemetery.

The following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed by the Louisiana Division OF the
Association Of the Army Of Tennessee on a
special committee to make the necessary ar
rangements to participate in the decoration
Of the graves Of Union soldiers as Chalmette
Cemetery on Friday, the thirtieth instant: :
A. SanboIa, chairman; f.. J.. Richardson,
W. Z. Vaudry, James Lingan, J B. Vinets Al.
Meyer, Douglas West, Dan Carran, PM,
Munich, Ben Onorato, Frank FL. Wilson, 4. !
Bachernin, P. o. Pegroux, j. B. Lalande, E. z
Manning, John Augustin, j, Il. Il. Hedges, r.
H. Brunei, DR., S. D. Stockrnan, J. c. Goidipg,
O. T.. de Fuentes, W. e. Bertus, Leon BertoIi,
j. y. Taylor, B. G. Elliott, EHg. May, ..
Grivot, A. J. Lewis, Louis J. Tlernan, L. j.
Frernaux.
The committee will meet at No. d Baronne
street on Thursday next, the twenty
instant, at u O'Clock b. m.
The relief committed Of which Capt. VIM.
Pierce is ex-offfcio chairman will meet for
organization on Monday next, May 10, 1879,
at O'Clock .. ~, at ContInentaPs Armory,
st. Patrick Hall.