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, 1881-11-11
THE SUPREME COURT.

Ecatertnyts procccdinus in tito Norths
crh Grnnh DlvlA1on at Ottawa.
Special Dtpasth to The Chteaao Tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Nov. 10.-Opinions have tlls
day been filed in tho following cnses III tho
Supreme Court, Northern Grand Division:
ApvlsEstESr 1'OcKET.
H. spsS s4xaa9,t " =, ssss Ss ss. sss reversed .pa
rcmandcd. Scott, j., dissenting.
Il. Taxe -. bailey os al; !iectston rcyorsed
end retnandcd' Dickey and hnlkoy. 3D., dis
ii. People cx rel. rs. noar,i Of Supervisors OF
lro.inoIs County: reversed and rctpanded.
1si:ifE.AlllSts iDoCKEr.
TO-. Humphreys ys. Morton et ali affirmed;
Il. Town ri of Dnin,tok VI. Town Of wa!than:
rKorLE's DOCKET.
=. Frledhcrg IS. People; affirmed. D!ckeS and
/. Tobn vs. People; affirmed. Dlokcy, j., dis.
j. litrschman ~. People: affirmed.
q. Wright 81. People; ntflrmod. ..,..
:. A1trich and Jsaacs VI. People; reversed and
cIv1r. DOCKET,
4. Gago ". MeIau1hitn; decision rnvorBod and
Il Vago vs. l}aiiey ct al; affirmed.
!! WeiElct -: Thnm pso1,; aeeei91a aitirmed'
G. ellen Vs. 10 Moyae; oee'sea &C ash.oe0. PIE ss,.a
anl rcnianded.
ii. Ionnett ys. walkcr: affirmed.
ran,.nIhKi ~ nIIKi 70 eses' "e~'79A As'e'0eo e"0
tGHnsr.su in -. 11,...s. -o.,-.o, ard x.r,,,a
81 l'' Hunter vs.. 4aaa1er; reversed ana fomano'
eu. .,......,,
II. pEepcntrlnk at A. rs. Wright; decision at"
10. Chicago, panville l. FIncenuee. .1iailroad
rs: Town OF 1t. Annc: decision affirmed.
y. Dvsine rs. Eo"afdsi reversed ano re-
| tnanaGd.
- noGtn es a.; ": nny; aee1siom s 49,
~. Dnsat' " ~. 20 fo''el'' Ao*1A'e" "a" ~
"anusn, ~ ,.tor,r. ,,.,,,., ...t,-.-,, f.o.,,.,,
49, ~ . u5',ut VA 1rs amt "'n'p0'
~; Scttu; t. =. i,xnE. su dnn,ai.m aIss,n.s
S' fY4ms IS. nWen; 4ee'slom anf,1cs. a. "a.
,rsr,G a. ny'e Vs. 'Ae'l1es u h'' fc'cf'eo Ato 'e
| "'r.4"S. r. I:n..,,, xs cor,rbtv. nn;+uoa
| q. q. nee9nn "; tR 0sftaRnty; ".s.'nGn. G, H.,
| ,,s. ~ '""'f A~o~H'sAf 9Ae's Wv eA"@a ~ "'
"'ns ~ f.r,., ~, u.u,,,~ y, ~, r.r,,.od ,,a
ro',..rtau ~. "S n'Aou' ~ ""' 1''o'''e A1'o
uwor,ha, IN ucf,or,rIc. o+ nj orro,.d
s.u,,' - - II ~ nr1,rts. in.sstnn on,,r,a
t%tv a q III 10 Hed
% - tstH, Enst"He .t;irt,.a e'"i'''' 80 1''A7
'es: dHSs snn - atrnsa M ne Sowco,,, ~, a ,cro,.c
| al ~, u..'Hnndni. -, ~ f,sos,. 4, i Itisenr.a
aa fSeugt: M ,rk Srs' vs sier desislon affirmed
~ s,ushi.r. .e sbnnr. 70 as.nrsod anl rnrna nHnd
~ Sosn!tr w. nheae: roserscu 'T. an1 teHanueo'
X n ni.ns.ss i ~ NJ sti - asien .M.,3 ~. 's
- ". itIS -: ~ ~ ,s H.ua.oa n, *.
II sIIslaSs w. n.tMusuu' auhEc.. i uAhn'esco'
=. hnase.y ". S"Stors.t; Sr.a,t nrttnIu r, mr. f,,,,
~. xaR..su1un n.t T. ..sn i n"I9 Lu;ptnH q ~.
cty: H'nlHco' ecosI a14o oeAothe'o' - Do o'>
| ecMt
tRh nt!huc1 CT VI se' hAtoa"Hf u At'i ieFe1seu
, 1881-11-11

a'hl1 NoYNAN d CO. MAKE AN ASSIGN
80 atEST. =
ap*etal pt.pateh 10 Tns cafeaen Tribune
SEw YoRK, Nov. 10.-IlIll, sEoynan l. Co.,
te'al1 M dculers IN dry goods Mt tue corner 1T
.n1oadway and Tenth street, llnye failcll, a,l1
s,y MAay they t,ade nn assignment to 4Asson-
osyaaHn Arthur ID. Williams, giving
:,"5es preferences for &l74,0U0, ns l0l.
,,pws: Stephen Y. White. .sao,oo0;
lewis brothers L. KunGetly, 5000;
s slM IL. u. clailln Il ca, $4,000. Ihe tlrnl
~ been In business about fifteen yours.
Ivy %cru under heavy expel,se III fitting
~ tlle'r now promises which they
!ease'l, 'u'd 1t IL sal,l tho Improve
ns'lts cost upward III S25,0O0. Tho
tto'npany Is merely nominal, ns ]. j. Smith. /.
..'8aef partner, withdrew III l}acelnb1r, 1915,
@kuS ollt 9la,ooo. Thu tlr,n formerly wure
,a msataed as very successful, but Of late
=. :, HAVE MET NTH nEvEltsEs.
r,.s ~ nsatstIeet's they have l.af 10 credit
s,aak ,as.'k 1or TWO years past, and the Inquiries
H. TrhsasutnR t'lem llaye beuu very nuIl,erous
teports stata TINT tho 1lrll claimed Hllr-
Ivy VI slMoO tn March,, 1915, ti,eir stock
ne' lsm valued ut sl4aooo In September,
n." " Ihcy wcr0 reported us having
~ eh t'ow III tile!r payments fur
,'a.p u pas1 Seas, and tic jobbllg trasls did not
toia hy hs','is ,Iit col,tlIsca in. them: They wuru
e1af eaffeh ssl, said they were in very ponr gel,.
In ;Gtetllt. wllIrl did int sual, Il.
er. M :!inn'Iproyns: The firm, llowey.
and aht1.l4lsu ahal to ha pesfectly solvent
s"a Mete TsgaFdel US lunorable aii CORRECT iusIi,
twa Hfa'e good 1lne ofcretlit with 0lle uf
WV aeaseS "llo arp friendly 10 them, aua
, 1881-11-11

Etffutt FIRE. t1rts. -
landed at tho Un,nn Ijuput with hundtu under
his arm. nud after thre1 or four Mtnutoa apeIst
aysa ~ aa IL trea inso a. cothsas s;ro.
Ia YOU vssil tu sry IN some ot,ats and weats
fnr du!lnr?' uske1 tho proprietor as ho rushed
mo, Euess nut. Do sou deal on tho Eaunres'
"My t1oH ot l. e5Sa'y .s yh"s does e., IN
sos ss ssts IL "atsrcos 5 !Sie fer ill., 'A'
no,'EEht q yoY f to9s. s..!. weeks ago."
it hamo' rSaas thas j Wa .notl.; eaten, Gun
sf i e :sss| EssHs G psfS soN gt1ssn usn ron psyy
"sly stharsl Aud yl'at you wan. nows''
"vhsli-vncli. III trout, | am sorry for ,ou.
YnY n, :eoln like M honest poy' and 1t vhas too
"Yes, it WIS swlndlo, and waut my monoy
"Dear mo, bit v!sh you vhas hero yestersny!
Lot t'e oxploan 70 you. You bought dot cont
fur weeks AHUF'
"YsS, fOnr weeks today"
"Fhelt. had void Quit to my cousin Philip
shust on1 day befare. Philip lsn not square
What have ! gos % do with Phs!!p?"
assgncS, XII M Il ny ora,idsr Louis. lit io"Is IL
= lsa'!a oh IT. would sheas your cys'teott'
"Yes, bit / haven't anything to do with
"I.ot me oxplala. Louis kept der p'ace q
faidor. law, and vhas tana,,eoa out
y ~ e,'. knaE anytn.Ins aeSt .ha.." .,, ,o,,.
vito. NY wlre vhxs Ht,uo t. Europs tor tw.l
years, and she loaf me ~ a9ent Now you sao M
wv yss , s ,SS yae o cd. yss 'sySe S
ny fadder.Iaw. u teoul1n,t haf been me, i3r e! :,
y sncxS Il eaxe aot sS1 yh
| and ,uAybO she writes bHok dot you eau tukp Il
, 1881-11-11
RUSSIAN JEWS.

TWO HUNDRED EXPECTED TO ARRIVE THIS
MONTH.
Ro<etai Dtspatch to Th4 Chicago Tribune.
SEw ionK, Nov. l0.-lt Is expected that
about 20o Hebrews who arc forced to Leave
Russia OIL account Of their treatment by tho
Greek Church will arrive here during tho
hitter part Ut the present nl0ntli. It Is the
po!lry Ut the Association for tile Aid Ut Rlls-
sian Hebrews III tllts city to encourage the
people, to colne rs rapidly as employment nnd
lol!es can lu guaranteed them IN tie United
States: \ hranell agency will probably be-
establishes! hi Iowa rnr tile purpose OF llclp'
US the exllcs to secure fltsll4s 1T tllAt Statu.
II Is axpcctetl TINT before next spring al'-
iangel!ellts vii bD nude to encourage !ns-
migration on a large scale.
, 1881-11-11

LAwHriEtt,. MEHTt,n, O., Fob. q, les1.-My
DEAn B1N: Your fnst,r Ut the .fst Inst. cnhlo 70.
day. ! seriously regret ttMt YOU decllnu the
Attorney .ueneralship. Hut. though disap::
pointed III my hopc thnt ys,s, would accept i. I
shall romen1hor With Affection yn,,r Wilt huru
yersnuon. Thanking you ft,r tile kind terms nt
your letter, aiu very truly yntlra,
JAMES 4. HtnflELp.
Tho Hon. c. ]. Folger. Albany, N. i.
, 1881-11-11
a New Departure 1naugurated by
the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union. j.
4, ELEVATOR fn the Delvfdero Hotel
Falls Flvo stories with Fatal
Effect.
Mi, Moynan & Co.. Retail Dry-doods
Dealers, Make IN Assign. .
ment,

.r,,t, ATTENDING To PRIVATE DGsfSf7aa.
Nrw York. Nov. l0.--Presi'lent Arthur
nas.pi the morning Mt llo'ne attending: to
nriyata prt business. uo received few callers
oniy. ,,- .. A., .t... -.
.ho 1aw.ofl}ce ut Ills late partners. nnHl diicd
viii, vii ex-senator Tlso,nas q. PIntt ut tho
Ftfih @ Ayeuue Hotel, where lie remained all
ths evening. Among tho callers were Post.
u,aasssttar.t;enerai ,as james, Gov. Btge1ow. mid
ss.Cougresstnan Kellogg. OF Co!iigctlci.t,
sS.f;ov. Price, nf New ..1erscy, allu j. Ban.
soil Davis, Of Washington.
, 1881-11-11
TIE ELEVATED ROADS.

rllEE Will. 'tltuiiAnf.y NE CONSOLIDATED
fSTp t>SE COMPANY.
6ptetdt Dtsfateh to The Ctttacn 1rtsant.
NEW YDttK, SUv, tU.-rhp Directors of the
,sew York Elevated 1sa1lruatl Co,npnny have
nutIInrized President Cyrus W. Field 10 ar
rangu for t'le l,lergtnx of tile New York into
tho Manhattan Company. Later IN thu Tiny
ATr. Field llull il lo1i9 interview with .1ay
t!oti'd nnd suys that ptans will be speetl-
lily l,latnrett looking to the extinction OF tho
Now York Elevated iiallrUad Company.
Tie terms are TINT tile Manhattan shall isA,Ie
to the New York Company, III exchange for
Its stock, $780, nun of Manhattan & per ccnt
stock, to DO itrst preferred stick. Tint
Is nll If tic metropolitan CONES
In. rs nsnst u,lGucsttonabty 1t wifi
find It advantageous to 10, tito issue Of
81, 0,b00, 900 Of Manhattan stock to 1t vii! rank
SiB,ooU,oNo ii Manhattan si1aIl be- rate.l rs
COMMON.
SIT. GOULD FtfOltS T1Ifs rf..tE.
| It Is mt knnwn whether t,a Metropolitan
vii! 20 In. hut ns tile Manhattan Inns Il claim
! Of ~, 100, 600 against tile former, peuple Oh
tho inside shy tint t;uuld will push It tll!ess
s9l'!s!!.!ng Is a tlonc' ~ aa tla, sRset!!y ar.
tny tint the Manhattan Company hui tleeitl-
| Ell tt fncErasa It's captlt1 stock from
the St3,0tD,iaW ut present outstanding tO
Sao. .ooU 0n Tits gives the %l;i,0oo. .0oo IF new
otler companies Tiis a,sn!,M,'rc,neiit .was
MISC iliatte that tho New York Company
WAH preparing to bring 4 slit nEutn5t the
METROPOLITAN Company Tor large Sli.lt !f
n,ul!ey which, Il y claimed, wrongfnlly MI
difficulty hns grown out Of il cnutrnct entere.I
ilitU between the Two companies III construct
| lug wIsut ure known ns the joint lines.
, 1881-11-11
BLACK AND lNGERSOLL.


\ reporter Of the Times llatl II talk yestcr-
day with Mr.. l.. s. Metcalf, the business
manager 0f the North Il mctcttn fscrtcT, c0.l-
cer,Ilng Judge Jcre B!ack's cl,argc Of .lisllu's
est denin9s In connection with the Judges
recent article In reply 10 Col. lnKersnll's At
lacks OIL the ChrlstaIi reliRtDM. Atr. Met
calf arrived In town from Boston OIL AfoEI-
day evening. aid left for Washington Inst
night lie lad mt seen Judge Dack's letter
III thA Philadelphia paper to which 1t WIS
addressed. but had read such portions Ut 1t
AZ were rcpMblfsElcd by The New York prcss
When questioned concerning the carge tlut
1t Ind bcell stipulated that whatever Jutlgn
ulnck should write should he published sim
u[tuneously with the tnatter which 1t was dt.
signed to refute, he said:
"Whcn wc invited these gentlemen to
write the !irst time, we stated ind we wished
their articles to appear together Mr.. lnper-
Soll nadoit condition Ut hisAcceptunce that
be should ba allowed to write sccoud timc;
AMI Mr. Hack. at later date. saItt that he
might wish to DO tile same: bi!t nothing. was
satd rs Il, Wien the SECOND articles sslOu!d nls.
pear, Or how they should be arranged. S0l,lg
Tires months after the appearance Ut the
first two articles. Mt. 1hEel soil offered IL src-
on,t-a reloin.lrr IL Mr, Blacks, i was sixty
wa could possibly. .lnaku room for 10 lengthy
u contribution. lie accordingly shortened It
by fifteen pnges but saitl that lie coliisl nOttO
Justice to his subject It further condensation
were necessary, After recalling II ourselves
we were convinced that th!s was so.
We SAW, moreover. that his opponent
migtt need, and was entitled 70. the
sa1lic space for reply: We desired to
Eersoll would give tls the arttcle only OIL co,-
titlon that w Should publish 1t then, and We
could not publisl, two fort,-iive.l'aee articles
, 1881-11-11
TBnnfel l., Sullivan.

Mr. John j. Sullivan, the well-known nd
yertising ngent of tl,'s city. is IN receipt Of n
telegraphle message, conveying the snd III
tellieence Of tl,e dcati, Of Its brother, Daniel
l.. Sullivan, ut Memphis, Tenn.
, 1881-11-11
ITEMS.
4 NEW DEPARTURE A1Al:;HT TIE EVILS OF
lSTEMIEHASEE.
Epstfsf nitntfrh IN fhk fshfra6t TffhttnS.

NEW DEPARTURE AoA1.;yr TIE Ey11,s or
- '''' isTEs,l.rnASCf.
sp.ttat pt.pa.en 70 re chteaeo tribune
NEw Youx, Nov. to,-Tuc Womau,s Chris.
Jun ieupela!leo on,uh W t.ta wy '"s s"nI' ~;
~" rca'aa'1 ~ .'10 ,r''a.! "s"'sI l'e
evils ot strohg ar1'lN. lney slaVe opehel
temperance campaign, wllics' IL to lust two
weeks, aid are holding meetings Mt tho
}rnatt,ynv 'rohernacts. t,l, liza rnrnpr of
ip;s.,.'yn,r.i, ;," str.,a. nv, Civil, .,.n,,,a
lh!Fls'iou.th s'fect ~ Ml'a 3'Sth "e.'ue, -
series OF addresses VIII ne tleiisereu ny M'ss
Frances E. Willard. of Illinois. President of
tho Satinual Woman's Christian 'romurr.
onca 1fnion. In the c1,urche4 nj the different
.i.<,.,,,n,i'.,,', a,,, Ia vortvo ,,nrtu ,,f Tia
.c;tv arerv ,r",,nvs :Tha intltes nro earnest
-. .nt, ,,sa, .,,t, y s,,,i ~, In ,,,,- u,n,
IN the'f "oFE. a'u are sa'a 10 pc "oln' niue"
eoou' ,,c,,,n AZ ur1,rr.
n, -. t,...,..s ..'o.ta,ed p,.u.
N,u, vo,w E,,,. II, i,-,,.,,a lf,,h,,o, ro,,of
fIna ,., ro,. 'n' nr,,nnts ~ s,as o,s ~~N
A""o nv" "'hoa"'o y. sA'o'''
TIE TESENEST-lloGsE plSASFEh.
Nine persons wefe killed py tAe 1aHtnH
tenement building yesterday. Tllg COr1Ner
begins the inquest tu.dny. Mrs. ]fiil dtett
last night. At O'Clock tu-tlay tho tnhnEltM
bndy Of an infant, Arthur Chester 1lill, was
taken from the ruins.
MADE AasluSMESrs.
The liabilities of join a, Uberstel,er, as-
signed, Nre $9s,57i: nssets, 24tl;9!
Hill, AfnynNil Il tn, dry guUtls, liasn u.s.
HlEnrI tor the benefit Of their creditors.
Clatim d 60. ure preferred creditors to the
ullullnt Of Sl4D,000.
4 VERDICT Fol, THE pErESpASy,
r, l. .iniliur,l Kpcriyur nf flaw. Snrorur H.
Cn.. s,ltI XncllarIul ChatTee, TRUSTED uf ille L.
W SprasHe Hfnn!actur!ng ca coa,p.ny. Mn9 m. ot
tn lny II, atlyanee the Interest iii trustees
notes, IL fnllice creditors III Providence tu
agree 10 M extension Ut tiltle U1l ltDtcs. The
defendant clnlnlcd tliat tllt. money was pnttt
n tile tutnt account OF hutli 1lrs. UNI ltittuy
| the ciae WIS tried. Tho Jury rGllt[erGI II
Sera1ct Tor 1lle de1ehdahL
| HoMEwAnb HOUND.
The Won Steubell delegates sailed for
"'S Mil VIII, Enrer a srw uuttp1sc.
,rh, ,rrt,,...,'.S.,,,,,n.,,, ,,n. ,l,,nt1v ,loo,,a,
, 1881-11-11
llTtt0T0MY:,

)Es MONIES, liz. Nov. 1D.--At llpac0t,, tile
otlIer tuy, tltllotumy was 1hHrtorlMud IN \
Lny II yuars old by Uls. McAlllster, Hut.
,l,nll, a1lu licnsay; extracting Il st0llu ollt~
init by ilyu MD q lIalt Inches IN cirrun!ter'
ekleG,
, 1881-11-11

E28QJMtIIIN "a "15sHIsGRU3s =
Mr.. Dcnjanfn l.. WiiLoughby, father Of c.
l.. md 4. ~. WtIlaugl,by, Of the iIrm vi VII
loughby, Hill Il Co., and Ut Mrs. Gcorse ".
Adams, Of this city. died at Lowell, Mass.,
Wednesday, ulRl,t, surrounded BY Ills clil'
uscll. Paralysis Of soine yenrs standing was
tIle cullSu Ut Ills death.
, 1881-11-11

A Congressman Of Long Ago.
HARTFORD. Conn.,, Nov. l0.-SaMuel Lug
hnsl,, III Congress from lS5 to 1&D, died TO-
tlay, ugeh ~.
, 1881-11-11

Tho lfcv. 1sr. John ". Hears, OF Utica.
UrIcA, n. T., Nov. 10.-'rhe ltey. DR.. john
". Mears, Of the Cl'air Of Metaphysics OF
for Governor III 1870, died totlay, aged b6.
, 1881-11-11

Tic unusunl sy,npatby that has bselt mani
tested for tho bereayrtl fnnIiy iii their uu-
natural loss WINS exhibited IN nnc 0f the
largust Rnts most snlc1nn funerals held iii
Aurora for mnny day. The city hns lost Il
nltIn4n,nt1
, 1881-11-11
SUICIDAL.
/ WfffAsH DeAR.D1at1nflCf,

A NFifess Dependency.
Der NfoINEs, it,, Nov. l0.--lIoraceS Spnoner,
ettItor ot tho Transcript at Greenfield. bus
l,otn dangerously sick n long t!me. Tuesday
Ills wife, WIN Ind bec0,nn tlesp,!1eslt, swnl'
lowed q large loso Of carliolic ncld, tylng lii
EfnntIt
, 1881-11-11
MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE.

Sp4etui pupdteA 10 Tas Chicago 1FtauHs'
LANSING, Mich, Nov. 10.-Tllcre Is
movement on fuut to ltaye Gov. Jerotne csIl
81, extra session Ut thu Legislature curly ".
or.ter tU l,ayu tic tAxcs IN tllo burned u'slslct
|rbs1Iiktnu.
, 1881-11-11

Col. John Kurtz> OF Hoaton,
l3psr0N, Mass., Nnv. 10.-CDl. john kurtz,
for several years Chlef Of Pollce Of this city,
died this InOrlllng.
, 1881-11-11
THE NEWARK INSURANCE COMPANY.

NEWAIsK, n. j., NOV. tM-INW1s {, ttf0set
ll.s resigned tho Presidency Ut tug Mutual
l3eneitt Ltft-ll,s,iranca Company; Tl!cntlnre
Macknot, Treasurer, l!as bee1l cllose1l Ill nus
t1nrA
, 1881-11-11
MnRIllARY.

dptesa& pspateA to M Chttsso TteunA
AURORA, ILL.,, Nov. lo.-rIe funeral OF
l, II. Howell occurred this nfternnon at
ao'cloqk ut the F!sst Congregational Church,
, 1881-11-11

STEAMSHIP NEWS.
New YonK, Nov. l0,-Arrived, the Alaska,
from Liverpool, a,l tho ,stata. Of Indiana,
fr0m Glasgow.
, 1881-11-11
COTTON.

AUGUSTA, Ga, NOV. lo,-Ths cotton crop
Is topotted short ooPer ce4t compared win
lust yqNf,
, 1881-11-11

6Ysetal ptspateh to 1a< Chteaeo Tribune.
MusKEUoS. hficl., Nov. 1o.-1n Ito pro-
ceeutnxs Ut the second days session Of the
Eptscopnl Convention for the Western Dlo-
cese Of Michigan, Interesting pnpers were
read franl tl,e lley. j. J. lirolghton OIL tic
present condition Ut the Church In Cnnada,
aud by the ltey. J. +. alcuuth, or Forrest
vile, ra.,' Vi, the first century Ut thu Church
Ia tie United States. Tha pnpeIs worc gtlI-
orally discussed by tha convention. Tho
REV. Mr., Flowers opened t1lo Kealnral d!sns!s-
sion Oh tho church Temperatures soc!9ty.
Durlnx . recess tue Htshtp Y!slte1 w high
yelltion wns l.oId ut the Episcopal .Ch4Eel,,
which was addressed BY the llev. alr. Wal
ton nl,u thu IIoH. n. J. 1axt9r, Secretary
Vt thY ht4ts Board Ut CAagl!les. H!sh0p
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-09

ON last Thursday night, JUNE %0th,
the large hall at the Harvey House now
occupied by the institution for the blind
was filed with the friends Of the pupils,
the worthy and able President, Mr.. T.
Lane, and other officers. SO dense wdS
the crowd that we were unable to effect
an entrance in the hail. where the ladies
with n tortitude rejecting credit upon
the fair SEES, "hcld the fort" fan III
hand. till the close Of the interesting
exercises, which were gon" through II
manner which showed that the pupils
are making Steady progress toward q
high degree of culture aud learning, I'M
der the direction Of their Superinten-
dent. Mr.. =. Lane, whose attainments
are recognized as of the highest order
The following Was tue programme
pAWr FIRST.
Orchcstra-Good Luck March, Arranged from
Faust by:..'',''' :-.J' = haF'r'S
S0ng-Serenade TO lda, wv Weih'
gardl. '...''.'''.. hilSs Lem O'hIeN
flallp H"3o-ii"ul'' HN''t h"h''' Ia"
berg)''..'' ~ h ,
ChoruscS-lhe SKINNER ram auu fhah'"ui'
CDouizctti and BcIlini..'",.'.. ....... -...'
observation-disclosures: MISS Natle poyic
Piano Sol0-Shower oil t"rals ~. Du
tiTawl ...................hlls MISS Mary Sturkle
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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-09

room to display his telpsiehorean accom-
pllshuicuts. Not only was the hall filed
with people, but the wide galleries adj
jacent were held by the throng OF those,
principally meu, who had failed to elbow
themselves to where the dancers were
keeping step with the sweet strains OF
Pages excellent band.
We confess that although Baton Rouge
did her best to hold her own, her repre-
sentatives, numbering hundreds, were
held in cheek by the visitors OF both
sexes. of whom there were many from
New Orleans, the coast parishes from
New Orleans down, and others, too, from
the Felicianas and neighboring parishes.
The number of those present is yarl-
ously estimated at from twelve to tif-
teen hundred people - use the ex-
preston we heard from many lips moth
ing but the Mystic Krewe or Rex balls,
in New Orleans, could surpass i'll point
of numbers, brilliancy and style the
Grand Ball of the Fourth of July, 1881,
at the Louisiana State University and A,
q Nj. College"
The pretty women were as thick as
leaves in Vallombrosa. 1t was sight,
indeed, that the most fastidious could
not but admire.
The large attendance on last night,
from home and from abroad. must he
accepted as an evidence OF the growing
popularity ofthe College, which, by next
session. will contain, we believe, full
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-07-09

Col. ,Jamar's many friends, were aston
isbed tn hear. on last Saturday, that a
neremptory order had been issued at the
War Department, that he proceed at
once to reioin his regiment in New Mex
leo. II WILDE remembered that similar
order was issued at this time last year,
inst after Col. Jamars marriage to q
Young and highly esteemed lady OF TINS
parish He was, in consequence, com
pelled to 90 out to New Mexico until by
tbe combined efforts of his friends he
was again returned to the University
where he has been rendering such ser
vice. that the President, Col. Johnston,
and the Board of Supervisors have seen
fit to recognize them in various ways.
Mr.. lamar. was recently appointed u
Lieutenant Colonel in the special mill
tin of the State by the Governor and err
offci0 President of the Board of Snperyi-
sors, in evidence of the high esteem IN
which he is held by every one whose
duty it is to watch over the interests OF
the University.
Upon hearing of the order the Board
and Faculty adopted suitable resoltl-
tions asking that same be revoked,
which, together with memorial spon-
taneously gotten up by the cadet corps,
was at once telegraph ed to the Secre'
tarv of War and to Gen. Sherman.
The country is in profound peace and
there are more officers IL the army than
are needed to command it; consequently
we can see no lust reason for deprivlng
the State of louisiana, OF the valued
services OF an officer, whose genla
manners. have gained him hosts o
friends. while he is zeaIously engaged
in the good work of training onr young
men in accordance with the letter ant
spirit of the law, which provides for tn
detail of an officer to each State college
The War Department can allow an OF
Gcer to remain " HON the Board and tn
pcople desire at the University, and
seems to Ms that this Difference to tn
wishes of their representatives and o
the people themselves. would in no wa,
do injury, or Inconvenience even to III
service.
We sincerely hope that this nnac
countable order will be revoked betor
COL lamar is subjected to the expens
and trouble of breaking up his temporf
ry home.