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THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR rHEpaR
- lsh 81 81 Orleans No. virtue Of Writ
he Third Distrie Court r the parish Of orc
leans, In the above entitled cause. for c I
a ton at tbe Mefhants ad Aaatonsers tx ES
aIs n ayaat sxee pween Canal and Gus
city on TUEsD sspebar' o j. 1s7a q this
to Mfk m, the following described properly.
= 4 = CERTAIN E ~ H.. PokT1ok OF GROUND, sit.
nafed IN the sixth Dig cto this civ r. sl1sr "a
number four h1apdrec nd1 wenty ha lnnds
ed BY Apollo. Dflaehalse Baochus and Fonahar
f bafs t. and p f5 Lots
and DaIachaise 5 streafl s eogner Of Apollo
bye one snb b1 59ry9ia asd fee Apoo street
n nna bepnf 80, on Part Of s lot
fa asi street by ons hunffreyi ana severtea1
fe r In DEPTH Lot number Swentyone, measl
nrlng thirty feet front on Deiachaisa straet hv
seized in the above suif. q - "optn.
Terms-Cash on the snot
J.. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUy
80, - Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
au22 % ~ se5 - 1928 - SA-0aS'
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
sHEnIF=sALEs.
The city OF Nevorleans VS.. Est.fe

The city OF Nevorleans vs.. Estste o.
Haz4ur Bros anne vs.. estate of lfazeul
Bros, AID III +. Q. Fl. and J. B. Hazeur
same w. estattof Hazenr Brothafs same
VII II. G. Hand b. Hazeur .5same vs.
N. Y. G. Nj. arJ. b. Hazeur.
THIRD District COURT FOR fHE PAR
i ish Of Orleas. Nos. &c. 1875. 30 lasH3o 1913 and
Filth District Gnrt for the parla1Wbf Orleans
Nos. 81 and 14-By virtue of 9Ee writs OF
fleri facias. ( mo directed bH the hon.
orable the Third and Eth District
Courts for 90 parish of Oh PANS. in the be
1874. 1875. ft876. 1877 Eand k7s. will
proceed toself. Mt pnNie auction, at the
Merchantslnd Anctiond&rss En- +hange, ROYAL
street. beee Gaaal and Eustou5houss streets,
In tho send District of Mis- Sty, on TUES
DAY. Sey embar %. 1879 III 12N'clonk m @Iha
followi hi 1eseribed properk tfHkvit-
A CFTAIN TRACT OFtA6D. sit1lated In
the SeVnIn DIsfTict gt this itN and bounded
by Twitiatb, Holly Grove. JHclA on streets and
Now cnai, ana measuring d blows. Three
arpe,s III Wlatn on North La Street, and ex-
tendtR "a dapLn. betWeen pa3 III lines, within
five 4dndred feet Of Lake P1& chartrain and
nvealndred and twenty five III eight Inches
in 9th on the line dividing III rom the prom
erto' Mrs. Theodore BruningH
slz9d In the above suits
serms-Cash on the spot
J. II. ALGEE GAUTHREAUX,
CIVIL Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
A112g % ~ seq 10
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SIXTH DISTRICT, CoURT FOR THE PAR
writ Of eri facias against Frederick Wint " ~
ne directed ee i by me honorable the Sixth Dstricr
GourL ios me parish OF Orleans. in The aF5 we
auction, on Z, the premises herainaftar deste
mated mated on TUESDAY. September !. 1879, al d
to wit 1850 i'7u piopefty'
r4 one E, LOT OF FURNITURE AND MOVABLE
- .h0FLftI I, now 10 my warehnust Nos u and
% orleans rect, between RCYal and R11Irf,an
streets, IN the Second District Of this city
As Der Inventory on file in my Office.
Seized in the above suit. oi-1e'
Terms-Cash on the ep0r.
=; r. ALCEE aAUTHRFAUY.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
successtep ot Ap pt.,

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pap
- ish of Orleans. No. IS, a65-Notice is harehv
given to the creditors of this estate and to All
other !1f persons herein interested to show cause
Wltnln ten days from the present notifications
# any they have or can. why the Account a1
presented by the late public administrator ia
tnls estate should not be approved and homola-
Herewith. 9e "a eaoool uailce
By order Of the court
AUS rs Se1x JOHN HERBFpr ruo1
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT


RY CHAS. II. REED. Auctioneer-Offlce No
- 1874 Gravier streot--SATUhDAY. August 30
1879. at IL NJ. nj tho Merchants and Auetioneers
Exchange. On Royal street, hetwesn Canal and
Customhouse streets, by virtue Of an order o!
the Hon. W. u. LYMAN. Judge of the Probate
Court for tho parish Of Jefferson. in the above
entitled matter. the property. viz
!. a CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF
GROUND with Ill the buildings and improve
nents thereon. in the Third District OF this
city. in the square bounded by Craps, Congress,
Love Tor Amour) and Etmire streets. sud piece
Of ground measuring about ~ feet front on FL
mire street by 100 foot depth and front on Love
tAmdur) street forming the corner Of Elmite
and Love treeta.
2 A CERTAIN lot or GROUND. in the
Third District part Of lot NO . OF square Nc. Il.
greaa street by % feet in dapth aud situated be-
tween OraDs and Love tAlnourf street. HS per
plan Of Pile. Of March 81, 1886. and deposited
ia the Office of F. d'Armas late notary.
Terms-Caqh. A deposit will be exacted on
the spot.
Acts Of snla BY ]. p Taylor Ed, notary pub
lie. at purchasers expglse.
JY2E u arlg y ~ N 10
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SHERIFF SALES.
The'Eity OF New orleans W. Marsh re
ranf

Il
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THEPAR-
| writ Of ari taciRs. to me directed by The honor
nble the Fourth District Court for tho parish OF
Orleans. in the above entitled cause. tor cit
taxes ct 1879, will proceed to soil ut public aue-
| ton. at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Elk
chanEe, Royal stree, between Canal and Gus
city on sATURDaY Aneuss p a. 1sze o 1T th y
| O'clock NJ. the following described property. to
IL A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
| uated in tho Third District of this city, in
square number one hundred and ff " eight
bounded Tx Danphine, Union. Royal. Pence
and Basatele streets. md designated as part of
lot number fifteen. measuring twenty-six feet
front on Dauphine street by one hundred aud
Tgnl' d Sf@f IL, Fo dsFe OF GROUND sit
uated In the Third District Of this city, In
square nar,a number 1i two hundred and sixtytwo;
Burgundy streets and designated Us let mum
Der twenty three. measuring thirty feet front on
Danphine street byone hundred and twenty feet
3. a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uafed ia the Third District Of THIS city in
square number Two hundred and sixty-four.
pounded by burgundy. Bagatelle. Kerlsrec and
Diuphine streets. md designated lis lot mum
Der sixteen, measuring thirty-two feet front on
Burgundy street by ono hundred and twenty
eight feet III depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. i. ALCEE GATTHREATX.
OWL Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
ly22 % % aus II 10 90
The City OF New Orleans vs. Mrs Emgene
Ilgeon; same VS.. same same vs. sumo;
snme W. same: same VIC. Miss or Mrs. Eu-
gene Pigeon: same vs.. Rudolph Pigeon
same VS.. same: same vs. same.
rI1HIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
G. ISL Of Orleans, Moss 3n.lGo. 3o,l57, 3o15s,
a @:s; ~ and J., aol5e afid Fourth ,Dist'Ic
Court for the, Parish Of Orleans. Nos 4o1.
59o and 2ls By virtue OF eight writs of fier
n ln,,1ias. to me dlr9atea by the honorable the
ish 81 Orleans in IT. absve entitled causes. for
CITY taxes 9f1s6E1sB 1s7esls77 and 1873 will pro-
coed to soF at 4uNlc aukaion. at the Merchants
and AueHoneafs,s Exchakake, Royal street, be-
tween CApal md CnstoMhouse streets. in The
Second Second DstrlN Of thtEaty. on SATURDAY,
a5 i 2{ q II Or GROUND 70;
seafo bnmabe sb .tod and seYs1r
lines and stPhilTT Streets. and designttedas = =
Lot number sHventeeH. measuring thirty-tfee :
feet front o. Npberisn street by one huured s
d GEk f 1siH issR.4 OF GRoUNsslt- !
uatod ID the Second District of this q In
sluafe nnmbar four hundred and fofteen 4
pounded by Salcedo, IL peg. Dumainen 90 ~. +
Ann streets. and designated as lot Hnoer q
Twelve, measuring one hundred and fly feet >
feet In deHth.
Seized In the above suits =
Terms-Cash Oh the spot. !,
J. Il. ALGEE GAUTEEA,GA, !
Civil Sheriif Of the Parish q orleans. .
Iy22 % % aud II - % =
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The City Of New orleans vs.. Idow Aug.

LdlluSS3. a
FOURTH DIsTMcTcoURr n TIE PAR,
y - sh q Orleans, No 3s5-By ne tb OF han writ
al the F eaf Dsr 1 Gour the parish Of
Orleans II the above entity e sn d tor ciIty
auction, 1t the Msr ,a MY cutioneers Ex-
Gehahg9 Royal street beeoo ofna aa IF
this city. on n EsDAM ~, Der %. 1879. at =
1 O'clock m., the followink Pr'oeo property to
w y CERTAIN tponr1bbF e ,1GI sit
5q aed ID n h s4 f6Es ana f fy In
bounded ~ st. Philip. MNd. D9 tr1, and
Dnmaine stress. desiA%t az loll sna s Los
on st. Philip street b nunHred feet in
deplh: 1T lumber np u one nun rna1
by one hnndrad prfrfiftyR Net In depth; lot
number thirteen, mes lIlh 4IEy-5Wo 1eet front
on Rumaine street bDhe q " yred ana ninety
seven feet II, depth. Knit w
Seized In the aboEs a.
Terms-Cash on ~ 1s Sho y r-nrDr
Civil eraof the Parish of Orleans.
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Actual net profits. u. 5ss 80

The foregoing statement IL iust trna QUA
pany. JAMES nav u IAe Com'
Il. CARPENTER. Secretary. : iosioent.
sworn TO and subscribed before ~ y +hjs $500
ty-second day of January, 1879. - 80 'Wea'
A. lNGRAHAM Notary puh1,o
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:, The Board Of Directors. at a meeting held a.
sne sy end day Of January. 1879 after
reserve fund from the net earnings Of The 90 ya .ne
a ana Rayl,ng ne 70 per cent dividend to Ia
Tp5fpTGfhhGFaNg9s FaTe Ess1yed e GAsH
net earned participating premiums Of the va as
ending December 81. 1873 said dividend nava G1a
qn ard after Monday. the twenty seventh dav ~
January, 1879. "oS VI
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o"V1H 10 HIU sUUBcTlDeu pe10re me. th1B III.
teenth day Of January. 1879.
tn. BUISSON.
Third Justice Of the Peace,
OFFICE or THE NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE Co. y
Corner Camp and Canal Streets.
New Orleans. January IL. 1879.
at meeting of the Board of Directors hello
on the eleventh day of January. 1879. 1t was re.
solved to pay. on demand tho semI-annual In.
terest dividend Of FIVE PER GENT on the
capital stock to the stockholders or their legal
representatives.
DIRECTORS.
U. Il. DUdAION. ii. GALLY.
OHS. LAFITTE w. "A. BELL.
CHS. u. SCHMIDT. ANT. CARRIERE,
OBS. ]. LEEDS. JULES ALDIdE.
ID. FATJO, PIERRE POJJTZ
A. BCHREIBER. JULES TUYEs.
ja18 II
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The above statement is true and eorrec
transcript from the books Of the company.
J. TUYEs. President.
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August Thiellnan vs. Guebs. q ,,nn,rt

-. flEa X,
civil Sheriff OF the PARISH OF ORLEANS.
aH22 % 20 ser 70 1928
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JOHN HERBERT. Clerk,
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The Situation in ConstantinOple ana in
PhilippopOlis.

CoSsTANTINoPLE, June II. Confusion
amounting to a crisis prevails in ministerial
circles. 1t is reported that Kheiveddin Pa
cha, Grand Vizier, will resign. and Said Pa
cha assume the Vizierite, temporarily to pave
the way for return TO power Of Mahomond
Nedim, formerly known as the tool of Russia.
Layard. British Ambassador, is endeavoring
to prevent MahOmond's return. 1t is also re-
ported that Midhat Pacha has received per-
mission to come to Constantinople. Suad
Pacha has denounced Osman's administra-
ton of the war office.
A demonstration is apprehended at Philip
popOlis when the Prince of Bulgaria is in
stalled at Sofia. Gen. Codop, who kusurped
the presidency Of Paraguay, is one of the
leaders of the opposition party.
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Local Brevities.

Local Brevities.
We are obliged to our friends who have
furnished us back numbers of the Daily for
our files. They will please halt now as we
are fully supplied.
The caucus of the republicans of Angus.
ia for the choice of delegates to attend tn,
State convention at Bangor, will be held thi.
evening, at the City Council room, in Grant,
Hall block
Prof G. II. Fletcher, of the Eastern State
Normal School, Castne is in the city He
will spend the long vacation " it'll friends here
and elsewhere in Maine, with a visit to tn,
mountains.
Miss Annie X. Wheeler, teacher of the
Chestnut street intermediate school, yester
day received from her first class the gift of
photograph album, containing photographs o.
all the members of the class. The exercise.
in that school were unusually excellent.
1t will be seen by announcement else.
where, that there will be an extra train run
from this city, this evening, allowing person.
the privilege of attending the performance OF
the favorite Boston Pinafore Company
Those who have seen this company pro
nounce it superior to any that has ever pre-
scented this taking piece.
Closing exercises at st. Catharine's Hall
this afternoon at at 3 o'clock.
H. \. b. Chandler and wife will leave
the city to-day, on visit to Massachusetts
and will return home in a few weeks.
Thomas II. Springer, an old offender
was yesterday arraigned in court for Liquor
selling and found guilty. He appealed ant
obtained surcties
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON, June II. American ship China,
New Orleans for Revaland, England, which
got ashore at Lyngbye, Denmark, May s, has
been broken up.
The st. John Colliery Co.. Wakefield, has
failed. Liabilities EGO, 900.
1t is reported firm of provision merchants
has failed for fIOO, 900.
ODESSA, June H. The receivers office at
Charson, Southern Russia, is undermined
and robbed of 1900, 900.
MADRID, June II. Delegates are expected
here from the South American republics 10
treat for the restoration of diplomatic .fela-
tons, which have been suspended several
years.
WARSAW, June II. Seven bridges on the
Warsaw Vienna railway are carried away
by floods.
ALGIERs, June IL. The troops which left
Batua, province OF Constantine, yesterday,
encountered 600 insurgents occupying defile
in the Onetouba hills, who were dislodged by
the artillery column, which continued its
march to Medina.
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Hainss, the RoeSlAAd Murderer. I'm Gardi.
nor.
1t appears that Ilnines, the Rock land muir.
derer, whom the city officials Of Rockland arc
after, and for the capture of whom they hav,
offered reward, vas in Gardiner on Wed.
nesday, rs we have ascertained, and wen,
westward on Conductor Jewetts train.
A sea captain " no had sailed his vessel in
to Gardiner came up town Monday forenoon,
and saw IIaincs in the depot, talking with Il
woman. He had been acquainted with him
for years, and recognized him at once. He
had been absent and hadn't heard of the MUIR
der. He was surprised that IlaiLes didn't
speak to him, but supposed it was because he
was ashamed to be recognized while talking
with the woman. He saw Haines get on to
Jewett's train, and ride off. In the evening
the captain came up town, and getting hold
of newspaper read the account of the Rock
land tragedy, and heard that the officers of
justice were hunting for him. Then he re-
membered at once that he had seen him that
day at the depot.
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NEW YORK.
Strike.

strike.
New YORK, June Il. A thousand brick
layers of Brooklyn are on strike for So
day, instead of $3.50.
Sentenced.
Evan Rice, ex-casher of the national bank,
pleaded guilty to enlightenment, and was SEN
tentenced to five years Imprisonment
CIeOpatra's Needle.
The World announces that Cleopatra's
Needle, obelsk, now standing at Alexandria,
Egypt, has been secured by Americans, and
will be sent to New York city.
Personal.
Lord Lotus, the new British governor of
New South Wales, arrived here to-day, en-
route via San Francisco.
The Hull Murder Case.
1t is rumored that Dr. Hull is to be arrest
ed this afternoon, on the charge of numbering
his wife
''Pinafore' In Cuba.
The thirty-five actors who went to Havana
lately, to play "Pnafore," returned penniless
to-day.
Lather's Strike.
The fathers have struck for So 50 instead of
Sl.50.
Damages Recovered.
Mrs Kerr recovered 5000 damage to bag
gage on the steamship Montana, during pass
age from Liverpool.
Denial.
A despatch from Courtney, the oarsman, de-
mes he has arranged a race with HanlOn, and
says he don't intend to.
Yellow Fever.
Since April 26th the schooner Hattie NJ.
l.. 4,
gone, lost six men of yellow fever. Captain
Howes was twice Frustrated with the fever
during that time. The vessel is being thor
oughly fumigated.
Brig Louisa Price and schooner c. II. Ea-
ton, both from Hayti, have yellow fever.
Failure.
Neil McCallum & Co., leather dealers, have
failed; liabilities, $4,000.
Insurance Matters.
The Safeguard Fire Insurance Company
closes its business and re-insures its custom
ers in the London & Lancashire company of
Liverpool, of which President James Yesence
of the Safeguard, becomes the manager here
for America.
Army Reunion.
ALBANY, June II. The city presents pic
turesque appearance on the occasion of the
army reunion. 1t is decorated With flags and
banners along the route of the procession.
Every house is decorated, some very elabor-
ately and tastefully. The procession is very
large, and many Union officers of distinction
are present.
Gen. Devens spoke in the afternoon. Com
rade Paulin Of Maine, was appointed on the
committee for rules and regulations. mo-
too to rescind the resolution requiring flags
at half mast decoration day, was defeated.
Severe Storm.
PoUGHKEEPsrE, June II. Further reports
of the Sunday night hail storm show it very
destructive in Columbia county. $50, 900
will not cover the damage to the crops.
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Bangor, half mile below Northport camp
ground. where he stopped that night. Says
he visited friends in Belfast, where he secur-
ed supplies.
Sunday night he took boat from the camp
ground and went across to Islesboro'. Says
lac intended to go to the Provinces, and if he
had known Robbins was dead he would have
been much further Off lie declines to tell
where he got the revolver and lantern. Saws
he wants to plead guilty to the charge against
hi III and go to Jail.
Hanes appears to have made no attempt to
disguise himself except that his whiskers
have been cut off. His stories are not fully
credited and it is suspected he may have met
some corfederates here "Wednesday night
after his escape, who furnished him with the
revolver and lantern.
County Attorney Staples has been notified
and he and Sheriff Shepherd will arrive to-
morrow, when IIaines will probably be ar
raigned and committed for trial.
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WASHINGTON.
Revenue Receipts.

Revenue Receipts.
WAsHINGroN, June II. Receipts from in
ternal revenue, 1852 ,422.
Custom House Matters.
The customs receipts to-day amounted to
1867 l54.
Refunding Certificates.
Subscription to the per cent refunding
certificates, s23,250.
Personal.
Henry W. Blair was elected United States
senator to-day by the New Hampshire lcgis-
turc.
Stanley.Hazen Case.
In the Stanley-Hazen case, on some Of the
specifications Stanley was found guilty, and
acquitted on others. The court found Stan
ley guilty of conduct to the prejudice of good
order and military discipline, and sentenced
him to be admonished in general o.ders by
the general of the army General Sherman
approves the finding OF the court martial, and
orders that Stanley and lIazcn resume COM
mand of their respective regiments.
Committee Work.
The democratic members of the House APP
preparation committee held a conference after
adjournment upon the plan of procedure on a
judicial expenses bill which was amended and
passed by the Senate yesterday. 1t Is stated
on authority that the majority will recon-
mend Inconvenience in the second section,
as amended by the Senate, and will submit il
in modified form and ask for 4 conference
committee. There will be special meeting
of the committee to consider the measure to-
! morrow.
House Committee on Commerce will aa-
thorize report of a resolution to the House
authorizing subcommittee to sit during the
recess, to take testimony and inquire into the
commercial relations of the country, ant
asking an appropriation.
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BASE BALL.

At Campello, Mass.--Harvards Z, Campel.
los 2.
chesters |.
AT Providence, X. I.-Clevelands 8, Provi-
dences 2.
At Syracuse, New York - Chicagos 3,
Stars 2.
At Utica, New York-Uticas ), Jersey
Citys |.
At Holyoke, Mass Holyokes ~, Hop
Bitters Z.
At Troy, New York-Buffalos 3, Troy
Citys |.
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Trouble in Camp..The Democrats Sub.
init to Bayard.
LABOR TROUBLE.
The Spinners' Strike in Fall Rivers
Meeting Called.

FALL RIVER, June II. A circular has been
issued to the spinners, urging them to stand
firm. and calling general meeting of spin
ners for Tomorrow night, to ascertain what
action has been taken on serving notices, and
how they were received. In one corporation
quite large number of spinners have with
drawn notices and are said to be scattering q
similar action at the other mills.
The weavers at Robson mill say they will
support the spinners.
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Never was there such a week for school
examinations, as the week has been thus far
and still the scholars and teachers are strug-
CLING through it and the mud, the little ones
lodging between the drops of rain. The in
termediate and primary schools on Chestnut
and Crosby streets, Yesterday passed through
exceedingly gratifying examinations, showing
that the teachers are faithful, and the pupils
as "bright as buttons" To-day occurs the
examination Of the high school, and to-mor-
row the grammar school.
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HEADQUARTERS SETH WILLIAMS Posi-, 10,


At regular meeting held Thursday evening last,
is was unanimously voted that the sincere thanks of
the comrades Of this Post, due, and are hereby
extended TO the following persons, who cheerfullv
rendered valuable assistance for the decoration Of
graves of our departed comrades on Memorial Day:
G. Is. Morton and prOprietOrs of Granite Hall, j. T..
Wyman Son. for use of horse and wagon. Capt. &.
Il. Lakin. for Hospital team, Capt +. II. Ballard and
members OF Capital Guards. J. B. Hubbard Post of
Hallowell, Heath Post of Gardiner, Continental
Hook and Ladder Company, Gardiner Band. Cutler
Post Iogus, and Home Band. Donators of flowers !:
Mrs. Maj Farley. Misses Eatons, Miss Annie VIII.
liams, Mrs +. H. W. smith, Mrs. s. l.. Boardnan
Mrs. Sargent Mrs. :. Titcomb, Mrs. +. W. Getche
Mrs. Judd. Mrs. Hartwell, Mrs. J. d. Myrick, Mrs
Geo. d. Tobey, Mrs. Seden Connor, Mrs Gen. Tilton
Mrs. Alden Sprague. Mrs. Cochrane, Mrs. Whitcomb
Mrs Russell Mrs f. Nason Miss Emma perciya
G: ID. Cushing. Miss $. c. Brooks Miss Jennie
Mosher and Miss Mamie Sheahan. To the
young ladies who assisted in arranging the flowers ::
Miss Ada C. Welch. Miss Nellie Alden, Miss Jennie
WhitehOuse, Miss Jennie M0sher. Miss Lucy Wy.
man, Miss Nellie Foger Miss Addie n. Owen. Miss
Edith Potter, Miss Elsie Wilson, Miss May Lincoln,
Miss May shaw; and Miss Helen Piper for especial
favors.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Labor Trouble.

MAUCu CHUNK, June II. Considerable
uneasiness exists among coal miners of this
region. At Ebervale, Pardee & Co.'S men
struck, and at Stockton, Linderman & Co.'S
men are out because they want more money
for working in wet slope. At Audenrid the
men have not been to work for several DAYS,
having asked for an increase of wages, which
was not allowed.