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sh!ch combine 10 make really EerTiceabe pen
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TINNRRs, &c.

ZONE 4 TUE Wholesale and Retail
~ Bookse ler-. Stuioners, an New Agsnis
No 40 North Cherry street, Nashville. Tenn
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oOAL AND WOOD.

Y NiGHT Ek0T5ERS -Dszlers IN Cunt erlanC
n Q al and Wood, sawed and split IN ITO .
leBgths- OGce 80 Cherry STREET Yard on Rolling
Mol Hill, south Of Broad All orders hleC
promptly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-16

Us sor.ship Supply. Hsihard. ror Royal and csarsss
SIS pssssnssrs, TO Howsnd rsshinsh.n Had ons death
r.y En-: e: ss
snip =, 1t rs ssrs% scnnS Bremen days ~s
WIN s.s,I MIR
sssssn Thomas wiismsoa o. Germany seaman. al fsi
s srs a sssla: sRs a was .m.n % days with
s and Ss p. sSs 70 Ssssr Hope. Santa
spsi. srs wsnonsS from Portland bound s. i'm Lat 81 d.
'a sg ea ssS1i SG ~ has ' Ss saso 1se
S d ca s asaossn ' ssr
Brig asesello tof Londonderry. Hs Mcclellan Arroyo
PR, % asys with sugar 70 I 4 g Dsgolf ,r,,, -
RTs III har II Gs pevois Co o"'' East
sa Fisre % of aranyis Ns Deap. cardena' IL
Rs Sssa s1ssf a 70 Talbot cenfueso days
with sug'r and d. rosssss. to thesiwrs Co
Brs cam "sr I"n Philadelphia for BOSTON.
Brig Whitaker Cook Addison 10 days, with h'nber, u
sshr Loyast tof ssrbados, Lowell, cenfuczos, % ayr
schr Nassau iRr Achorn oharlo,te.o~n PEI, Is days
w son P1,a nns I snS s's se g % s
SIR Harper, Combs WiSi,stS on.s Nc 55asy.
sehr Eysrsade. pnrann, aaesias, e days ay'0A'
ssar Lnsar nn.nss n1ehIasd
schr 7 " Tai n.I ESss Bp pas,a,
schr sosanns Barsy, Philips, New Bedford for Eu-n
seSr < II BROW Broan a. Purse, providencs.
schr q W whistler Flnusy, New Maven.
schr Anderson Clerk. Portland ~.
scar Al d. Eaton Rondor, FOR Proyidencc.
Sloop Oregon, Rhodes, provi ience.
Bark Thos Fletcher.
steomships Pennsylvania, Republic, Manhaunn City Oh
Port an Prince
Wind At sunset s.
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Brooklyn City News.

prsc..n ARRssrrp AND SroLEy Goops RECOVERED -
Capnin Rhodes and special detective Donnoly Of the
Forty third police precinct yesterday arrested young
man named Charles Brown upon the charge OF burglary
Some evenings since the residence Of Captain George
Martin No So East Baltic street. felononsly entered
by forcing open Of the rear parlor windows. and
stealing thorerom gold watch and chain gold bracelets
enarned rings studded with seven diamonds and four
ten poars silver spoons, lincd with gold and various
other articles In all valued at S7oo The accused had
for lew days previous lodged the house Of Of his
wifc's relatives which is next door to Mr. Martins
residence and doubtless having taken survey Of the
premises laid his plans Accordingly The premises were
into rop p' so V hs osn saH
there by the police and being under indictment for
several previous robberes he was at once suspected ara
arrangements made for his capture He was traced 70
New York and yesterday was discovered In Chatham
street The ofcers followed ut distance Ia g rear
until he reached . house Of questionable rputs
IN Roosevelt street. which he entered. The
ofnceTs being close upon his heels, also entered
and toox him into custody. The stolen propcr, was
found In this house and every article recovered The
watch being claimed by one Of the male occupants, DO
was also arrested several other nmaiee who viii
DO detained az witnesses Some time last winter Brown
was arrested by the Forty ninth precinct police the
charge Of robbng several houses IN Hsrkimer street. for
which he Indicted Being aied BY hs father in the
sum OF e. he released but before The day act Tor
the trial he leh the city The bail forfeited, and
aborng under tho impression hat the macr was seticd
o,d win te resu, sovo stated The accused
will 10 brought bsaore Justice Walsh to-day for examine
ton.
BHAvs sAnoa.-Ion Wednesday afternoon boy ON
u,oyed In tho wardroom Of tho United States steamer
Nevber now lying the dock IN Brooklyn just at tho
mouth Of largo saver fell from The pier into the water
and bu. for the prompt action Of seaman on tho New
bern would have gone to 'that bourne whence no
eIlcr e,er resrnah The aailorwhsm Caster native
Of This promptly jumped from tho sanva,e Of the
isd IN surfarA saved his life Caster deserves
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Action for Damages.
suPRRIOn SSJRr-PART II.
Bafore Judge McCunn.

Jusx Vs. -~Reoi~soa Sanger 81. r. e. Mount ct AZ
This was aa aer,cS for damages The plaintins arc
importers and wboesais dealers in silk goods and fine
hosiery doing business u No. 81 Worth street They
occupy portion Of these premises under lease
from the lase Dr. honst Of patent medicine hme Ihey
SO occupied the premises In April last the date Of the
cause OF scsion The door plain;is was tenanted NJ
the same time by Mr.. 0ifard, lawyer On this noor
there water closet the source OF tho damases IN
question:
Il appeared from the evidence that some time between
the close OF business saturday, April and the re-
sumption Of the same the following Monday morning
the water closet on the second oor ovcrowed the water
percolans through the ceiling, and 20 70 the goods or
the psiut1h underneath, large quantity Of which were
thcqvby damaged The paiaIs called In appraisers, on
whose Recommendation Quantity Of the worst damaged
uf the articles sent " auction and sold for 5000
On Other portions of the goods damaged the oss ap
pralsed q % 33l TO- the action being brought FOR
3S1 TO- Another claim for loss sustained by inter.
yuctlop OF business ives put IN In submitting the
70 the Jury Judge McCunn struck out this clain ~ 700
verdict FOR tho pianssfs soaa TO- For plaintns NJ.
rsh, for defendants Mr. Brady
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SH1PPIN G NE w s..
ALMANAC ron Nrw voRG--vus DAT
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CLEARED
Steamship fennsyvanis Orb GrozAb, L'srpoo'-wi''as
4 tsuton. ~-...
Stsan,ship Nanhastan, Turner Vera Crrz-C Whitney
Steamship Eepubllc, Doard Nsw ogleaps-W acos'n
stesu,rhsp Annis, Clark rswbsrn--Nurrsy .NePhrw
sbp Ella Norton, Norton, San Frsncisoo-k 40" ""V"'
son, ..xx sco
Ehlp Adler (Brra,, wenke, BremsuvnsnsT napc,.v
T.rR vsnrv wos,ry fer,. Fries R,chbucsoGco sr'ley
Bsrk Blomidon (Bf). Curry. sbetisc, MD ~ DeWo"
Co. " r,w,u.ro
sns simcce m HlEsns yers . Srss Island hw'Hs
schr shannon pr kbury Hsrsor ls1ncss ponyia.s
schr Tslsr ,nb arrI shaw MoncouD pevol 20.
ScSr iovcst fsscocf Lipgo. Beaufort-N Hccrssdy
0ee,s. uoc. yooe, Norfolk--T y Chase 4 Co
All, q ,E An,th bin, wsshinSon-vsn Brurt Slaght .
S,Sr ID Miller Crsnnier, WsshtDston--Nsn bruos
az, G Groves, Mckee philaicipbia--A stewart
scbr Mary n Banks, Haley, neutrality-suspicious. Day-
Steamer Elizabeth, Fowler, Bsiinors.
ARRIVED.
US ccruner Chippewa Potter Hemptoa Roads &c hours,
IL bound 20 boston,
stcsnshp Yssoo Couch Richmond and Norfolk, q hours
with rtdsc and passergera 10 - Heiueken fhmnre
Ste.ns John Gibson Kelly, washington " hvars wa.
mdse AID passepseis. W h d Cromwell a Co
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rrsseefia neG us.

The new pio, boat Charlotte Webb was successfully
launched yesterday the shpynrd Of Messr
Webb Il Bell at Greeppoint.
steamer Deaware, from uItan Head for st Johns Fla
viii prove a total loss
20. Lar, s asss a sp
NAY up 70 the woodanSs when tse wind coming out frssS
from The northeast with rens sYreg asns 70 rs
went ashore night q 18Th snsn s..eh hinx goss
Parties IN g v n So b on
charge of the wreck.
from New YSs Nv, Nth whss. fe ss Hsor rsS
pu, into Lewes Del for repairs and remained ish.
WhAi semen.
Sid from New Bedford ith inst, barks Globe and Anna
spoken, Sc.
Ship Worth ser;cen from LIVERPOOL for WORK Jnne D
Bark christine, Cuba for NYork June H. lat SO 80,
Brk EDWIN Of Boston, steering sw. June ]" lat IS da
marx Celeste Clark from New Orleans for Boston, June
Brg iiasssl Hascl FROM cicrfuesos for Phladsl.
phia, Nay 81 OF Cape Antonio
49, % % ~" - ~ foreign porss. I
ARacIBo Pr June SIN brig Cigarette for Bal'imoro
WORK Sa. sn fo aGes tsr AIsa@sSe Tor do s
so 5s mi ar sla
-eSF. Ns,. Br Fgsgsrs Y S1 Man, Weaver and
esq s % a. Gs.rnan eue..
sss h ss. roy y The %s,. ssp Perry. SVSrt 0Ss
Jun. Iq chip John Ruay Ryan G o. i e.
New sssu HG.t ~ Gs Far ASSs p asasf Rcs sS"
sr e Easss an. %f ae sra nsrso c
York ldz Shorsn, Smith. for r., poslaad dc; wshS
Phadepha Aseidaccs Bsby for Star Light
fS Mxs ,cs Nay "A sid brig Allen Boston
Ponr rsisox May 9o-in port b'ga Alton Br) Smshi
p sd7" S. June Blc.sora Lan,r7 1I WORK
nor Work Tor liverpool tenl proceeded 1
9urrnc june 9Arr .he N,et KssnG NY or,
for Ess Ssss I s New s S.
isa asrns ;ars.9. VI Il Ga
brig tRr, Adams, Sandy Hook Sid li'h BARI
r ds sIs EiSi
VIZ W.Ssss osborn ssl,,%Srs clinton CO
sarasa My la port bark Rebeccs GODDARD, pollcyr
sr JOHN Nh June ismArf bark Maria Henry Prince,
Tssras May % Sid bark Eugene, Fletcher. 0brasas
TnN,D1D May gin port bark Rambler for NYork next
American Ports.
s s%". a.c7 NV ia New
Acacia, Pnkham, %snssuls Chief Harding Nh.risanst
eafay s ri sS s sss S' WIN
S pnse Hn W EaS
sh.man Rsgmor. Fanny Ee.s riss thd; Mxro
Syrcs: John Adams spoqori and virginia, Net
Ssrs GS o sssS, sos.T2 S
s @si srron &ey sassnssn rsssrAps N'esersoa
iaShir shlpN No-ler L,yerecoI; bark. Advance Gisa
gov; Myrtle Havana; brig Nancy Locke, Remedis' 'nl
R%EIaSRE lSa. Nat bark Adelaide; Es,ssrsSS 81;
sr's water IsSI. Sav,Ss. saTSs
Hayward, barbour, Nswbayror, Col Jones. nm NYork
ca iP ws% aoooSS Gpm.
| GLoGCrsTER, Juno isArr schr John D Griffin, Gould
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rxxpxs--on murdsy, June Is, Of eonsumptIo, THOMAS
rrrpEa, IN the I'D year of bic sso
TIE relatives aid friends of The sfniy respectfully
invited 10 attend che funeral Saturday afternoon az
two oclock from bis htc residence, So ~ Roosevelt
street, thence 70 CALVARY Cemetery.
DoSevAx.--Cn Thursday, june IL, JoBs D1sAvsr,
eyed ~ native 81 AVtfon, county Limerick, Ireland
The relatives and friends Of tho FAMILY invited 10
intend tho funcrB from ms late residence No. 81 Pike
street 'hs Ftdayl afternoon, ~ Laif past Two O'clock.
LINER papefs plea-e oory
W. 0tAer Irsss 80 Ssoord PacGJ
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GATED states GLASS Manufacturers "A
ISOLATION.

Desssiss rfon INA principal glass factories In the
Gated Sia'ns have been Ia convention H tho Astor
Jouse Tor thu hs, two dayR Yesterday the Nev York
branch, comprising aess saiie Byls, Harrison and
Theory, having previously chartered tho William Baf
-son, invited the delegates accompany then, On an
,rcurson up the river The rOusnsss 81 The water pre-
vented them procee ling towards the Fishing Banks, o.
hey had Intended; hut TRIP towards West Pc,n, fully
tepaid tho delesntcs iron sfs' diisreat par's
NJ "a, country for tho trouble they experi.
s.oec IN oinns 70 New York Ths party started from
hs Astor Bcuae al eleven A. ", AID proceeded 70 the
steamer Al The foot OF Dey street. yipy OF Uoss pres
snt AsJ never witnessed thc beauties Of the majestic
nndren sBd she voyage NJ u river proved seource "
fonuins snioyann % them On tie arrival Of the psty
~ W-st Poig they landed snd examined the l-ciltcs
sVfoe Ia that fsrfameI cade my for the ysth OF our
county ia he stndy .; military tcscs The barracks,
sFade srounj, stable, &C. serc viewed hy them with
Considerable interest, tie places IN which olT gts;
tpiiiery commanders TAD attained perfection which
b. asotcd the Slnliisacn 81 The world On their re-
fpin 10 ibe steamer collation. hrd been prepared, ~hNo
done ample ius'oe 70 ny Tho excgriynis,t Who az.
psss ~ tAs IsRs,as sAsse aroci nins \. "
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The strong Casc-Another Adjournment
SUPERIOR c0URT-PART /.
... Before judge Robertson

JUS 1S.-Another adjournment took place in this
strongly contested to-day, in consequence OF the
continued illness Of M Geery Vs.
Mr. McKeon, for tho defendant moved for postpone
ment Of the hearing in the absence Of his associate
and produced Doctors oertncase in support OF his
motion. 800.
The Court addressing caunsel asked II It would not DO
advisable tho sake OF all parties concerned that this
case should be finally sent before three intelligent re-
liable men, before whom evidence might DO taken, and
BY whom the might be disposed Of Such course
would the disgrace and EXPOSURE Of trial In open
court.
Mr. McKeon-Your Honor. We cannot consent 70 this.
desire TO have tho tried by jury, and before
the public.
Mr. Cram-Your Honor, this action brought for the
purpose of ng the custody OF the child Of the
es who has been sprted away by it's mother Let the
child produced and abandon the case NJ once but
until that done the must go on my client s
determined try all LEGAL means 10 recover his child
The Court-In this aspect OF the case II becomes i'm
porant but the t1al e TO be put on in this way time
aer time through the illness OF one OF the counsel
can never be concluded Suppose that the counsel died.
would there be remedy for The painnr There would
be- that remedy must be applied In the case OF the
continued illness counsel. That remedy would DO the
appointment of other counsel
By consent the was set down for Monday next
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News from San Fra nc 1seo.
~. STALKING OIL IN CALIFORNIA.

San FRANCISCO, Jxne IA lseA
The first oil well ha been opened In Humboldt coapty,
At the depth OF eighty feet Tho Cow mAll-say
twelve barrels daybut the parties Interested believe Il
will increase rapidly they proceed deeper Humboldt
county e In The extreme northern part Of the State
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Base RalI.

THE GRAND MATCH IN BEooKLYN-ArHLETIO vs.
REsoLUTE-ANorHER SPLENDID GAhx-THB
PHrLADELP6IANs AGAIN VICTORIOUS, ETC.
The numerous assemblage yet at . match
this season in Brooklyn gathered on and around
the Union Ball grounds, Williamsburg yesterday the
occasion being the grand match between the Phiadelpha
club and the Resoue OF Brooklyn announced To take
place In yesterdays HERALD. There could not have
than from four Ave thousand spectators pre-
sent-among them numerous delegation Of the beau
tcous Of the Eastern district, considerable
interest being created in regard the contest from the
fact that tho Brooklyn club had prepared nine
expressly 10 meet the eonquer!ng Phiadelphians
Tho weather exceedingly propitous for the match
and the wind In favor Of the batting,
psced that thai would he the feature Of the match and
IT was, The game being ono OF the finest displays Of
batting ever the grounds The game opened In
. manner very favorable for the Brooklyn club but u
long before became evident 70 thoss expo
rienced in the game that the Phindeiphians we're
altogether the strongest Of the cop,esng parties aud
though the efforts Of the Resolutes led 10 very credia
bic dispay their part both in regard 10 batting we'll
Gedug their sdvsrsaree were found 70 be above tho
Rcsoutes' mark.
Tho disparity IN the total scores Of the match-she
Athletics winning by % 70 t@doee not by sny means
indicate the comparative degree Of skin manifested m
the two departments OF the game, The heoolues really
cousns their opponents many rcrpects both In bat
ting and fielding Bu the superiority Of the Athletcs
pitching did the dced In this contest
A. the close Of the game the Ecsoire club and their
ruusis escorted 10 the Ma.son Dorce whore
giant COLLATION. prepared for them, and daring the
evening exceeding social aud enjoyable time Was had
The Phadeiphaps play their iss to-day ~ Ecto-
KEN their opponents being the calculated Gotham Club
The reception given the Phiadelphsm by the Renoutes
Ia thus lar Abe best of any. Inc GOTHAM COMMITTEES
TO meet them at their hotel at ?. NJ to-day and
escort them 70 Hoboksn We append the score OF The
match:--
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suraxxH CcuRr-Cmorrr Part Short causes. Nos
1886 237p, 2i43, 2jsi 22se, 2lsl, 22e9, 1884, 11SS
Part 2Short causes kos 1i52 177s, 2Gt0, $500 Num-
hers General Calendar eca ESQ., 1884 1850, 1903,
1905 1925 fbe7, 1885, 1880, 7oa 1922 l432, lsi icss,
suppsur CcurY~ srrciAI TRn--Nos 1876. 173
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In "a Al "a. hfA. 0.

Gao. lat ID o. "a. stA or Ia "a ga 7st0i
h.isst,o...... 2 "a !, 2 see
Umpire.wr. satton, Of the Atlantic Club. Hcofcrs
Mesxrs Benson aud Hoffman, Time OF game two hou,s
and tbsty n,inussA Fly ca,ches-.Aihistc, IL; ROao
Iatc IA
Al tho Athlete club dy,rs 10 take their departure FOR
home At O'Clock p. M the game with the Scthans
will btsu by particular request nj two o'clock edifely
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Court Of General Sessions.
Before Recorder Hoffman.

CONVICTION or HIGHWAY R0BBERs AID couNTEk-
pEIrERs.
There was large number Of disposed Of ysster
day in tho General Sessions Charles Williams alias
Adams was convicted OF picking the poke. Of George
Sweet Of gold watch, the 18th Of Nay, who riding
in Broadway stage He was remsnded for sentence
Peter Kavanagh and James Tracy Jointly indicted for
robbery acquitted OF the charge, Peter Muligan
complainant stating that he could not recognize the
men he positively before the police magistrate
that Kavanagh the person who took thirtyhv dol
lars from his pocket The Recorder ordered him 10 be
committed directed that the testimony be sent to the
Grand Jury 10 find an indictment for perjury.
Mary Ann Taylor convicted OF stealing ninety dol
lars from William sharpes at No 900 Third avenue
tho l4h OF May. She sent " the Pententiay for
ono year
TO grand larceny In stealing silver watch and two chains
from William Springer, No 1873 Broome street, on the
3oh of May He was sent to the State prison for Ave
George Brady pleaded guilty to burglary In the third
degree, having, in connection with Henry Wilson, en-
tered the dwelling house Of Henry VAIL OF No West
Thirty first street. the LIST inst and stolen nearly six
hundred dollars worth OF property, the most Of
which recovered Having furnished valuable infor-
aonto the authorities he sent to the State prison
FOR year s.s.
Frank smith, indicted for highway robbery, pleaded
guilty grand larceny having stolen hrty-wo dollars
In money from Francis Leopold on the goth Of May
He will be sentenced on Friday
Henry Archer tried and convicted Of daring
highway robbery The complainant, Henry H. Waters,
resident OF Newark testnea thas on Tue Oh the
sh Of February while PsssnS 'n1ousa and Gas
street. ne was attaCkea Dy elsnt en ana Vsiuao.e
diamond pm worm lnree nannreu and ,, my
taken from him ne was tnen qraggea lnlo tne drink
ing saloon OF lazarus wheie rIery commi..ca mqL
ger Three weeks oei3reJ anu .ope,leu ~ s az
nnaiy succeeuea IN ,s way ~ '.e % S;
upon tns prisoner ArcheI enaeayolea 70 prevent MN
from getting nto sne street mr. Masers eA..casea HIN
sell from ING prisoner Ian 'owa,us 20 .hy ~. an
omccr' ana IN 10" minutes Io.uineu ~ su1 sasoon
where inc prisoner was aouaa, .ns 'es " e ps
having maze tne'l escape IN penny Sno ~ .ne ssS
ton mouse Archer sau nc nan Tug pm, anu "oua 40.
give up; the prisoner was searohed put tns pin was
not found appearea rom .ne tes.lnony however,
tnat ABOUT week a,IeI ING .ooueiy po'sa"n Ieoos
cred Inc PIN ~ 700 DTVaowsy AZ soon - .o July w
dered VERDICT guiity .ne plisoneI was snoa iof
sentence when tne heorder MAZE some spPropra'e re-
marks upon the notorious cnaracter OF tne young men
VINO iniest tae saloons IN INA. ,ocasy. Arcner was
sentchceu " Iiio oIA's iIsoN ~. 20. ~ .s l. -
George harris was ALSO c en- WIN IN a.
ssuiung Lhomas rAukuo,, % soTs, w Try Fly
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Contributions 20 the Fund.
ss ksx s's S sSsi II
e: sass I'd e ss
Hsssrs Baksr Smith Co.. Mercer street. by their
s@prs frin, Work.. g IVES. thirty sixth srsss.
Hss Mesa BsrnHsnasr Broshsrs -
A nSss previously r.ss,s from the Haa1iD ~
A''''''''''' RHO d. '6iHiiURoiiLI, Treasure"
Please publish the following eon.ribTsons'-
ars I knssaaa, gss
Ass%::f sssssssd ESQ H. ssi iaiieas
F -; nor cms,aad Total ssh
Employees o. The New York oSce, BY James Kelly
Ksq Postmaster oso
TOTAL .s6o5
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM PANAMA.
OFFICE or PANAMA. RArLRoAo CoxrArr.
son 1""nos pasd si Isl Brosa% %aSr &C. 40" M
honor S the
ssvsS 5s,e i States Consul @
Panama the same being subscriptions and others
2 nc ss Ins M snsss Of s G
Of the committee Am very ae YGlr ,ssre scr
CossuLArx UNITED STATES AMERICA,
PANAMA., Aiay 81, 1900 )
TO rHx NEW Yonx COMMITTEE NEW YoRx LIscoLN
GssTsssIs-Ths following resolution was passed at
the assso Il u he q
Resolved That committee Of 1--WE be appointed receive
subscriptions Of dollar each for the purpose of siding IN
the erection Of a monument In tho city OF New YORK IN
memory of Abraham Lincoln, the lste PRESIDENT OF the
United states
As chairman OF that committee have report the follow
Ing results,ubscripions 10 the number OF oie un red
the citizens of that place lists OF wEch
enclose. Eightywo from the crew VI the United states
sum Of SO asarpina Of fund raised Tor hrns sal1's'
above partly paid in the CURRENCY Of this
country which, converted Into American gold leaves the
sum $W have this day forwarded in Care OF
Henry Smith, Esq, Treasurer Panama isaliioau company
So Wall street gentlemen, obedienI sorssnt
ALEXANDER MCKEE, United states Consul.
OYTfcx or rug CoLukBiA FIRE Insurance. CoxrlSY
1871 BROADWAY, New YORK, june ~ 1850 ,
HENRY SMITH, Esq., Treasurer Panama Railroad Company
DEAR SIR take great pleasure ia acknowledging he re-
of letter OF this date accompanied by supcp
ton Of 5 @ being the amount suoscribed ~ the ctzens
McKee, towards ,hcone dollar Lincoln monument funo
riasse have the goodness convey 10 Colonel dche ano
through him the citizens OF Panama the thanks OF the
committee for this liberal contribution have LIE hohor W
TIMo. q. CHURCHILL. Treasurer.
OFFICE TIE CoLUsBA FIrE INSURANCE. CosPAsY,?
1871 BROADWAY, New foRK June 10, 1860
Colonel A. r. MCKEE, United States Consul Panama.
DEAR SR-ln behalf OF the committee on the one collar
receipt Of your letter OF the 3 May last Through eny
Smith, Esq, Treasurer, Sc accompanying package con
tanning two hundred and ninety dollars and MY cents
Panama and the Of the United States ship Cyane,
the erection Of ia the CITY OF Nav YORK
in Lincoln The late President OF tie
United states For this liberal contribution by the loyal
thanks the committee and Of dear cir yours very T
TIMO. @. CHURCHILL, Treasurer