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Thu. cried the recisn philosopher le.pei ou bis tub the
gsni psee discovered specific gravity making him obyioa to
all bs CRY leap life thsdsu
OF that annoying Of 6tng SHIRT all tho
bilslul ecstscies Of a set OF
RALLOus FRRNcn
We appeal the manhood OF lords II badly
fitting neither the
odd lob tempted 20
Shins shirt wOulda
packers shirt that woun pod ontsne that would stay
wouu get under chin-wasnt big little
high the neckidn pokei
and fused with aud almost For than
tell have been thns afflicted But Eyrclai found It,
Found tho p Vio Of shirt No with wrath Aoleau do
Sabbath toilet No pull and poke
panaces
bless him Seal your orders, afflicted ones,
BALLOU BRoTRYRs.
Manufacturer Wholesale Dealers No Az Broadway kewfOk
All bs s2py their Agents throughout ae oOss, Adver
aenl
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MdREIED.

BCHCR-BRAgDT-N Beleyire J.. weis--s1 June ~ b'
Mr. SaTre Of Hartford Coma 10 Mari
tlngber Of WIN. n. Briaj OF BsieyiAe.
BRLAMY- TueJisy Juas H. st New Haven Conn by
tue Rev Hubbard Beebe assisted by the Rev Mr. Gregory Alfred
Blv York 10 Lce BesJe daughter OF the officiating
clergyman.
CfFT-MARSAL-At Ssvanah Ga ThusisE June g. bI the
Rev Ira PeboBe Joseph W Cliff D. ofSsysnnh. Mis-, Julia
es. daughter Of the d. Marshal Of Brooklyn, n
Jersey City Thursa June d. by the
Rev Mattbi lnsk Mr. George Dano5th OF New York TO Miss
Rnnene T. jenkins daughter the late william b. jenkins
DHADAvBSpORT-in Eeysia Cal W-tne,iav 6sT the
brides ssr 10y the Rev H. A. DTisn NJ s. Deal
editor u tue Nevada Transcript 10 Mss ADELAIDE v. danghs, OF
u Davenport ali u Nevada
Brooxrs paper, pe,s- eop,.
CODR9-SCOTT-A Harlem hgrslsF g. al The rss.acs
or rs bride Rev T. G BROOKS Scremju Gene 81 Ne.
York L. cs;s s. daughter Of tie ssC T. scott M
csriA
GRipFiG-UOYT-N H.hki. n Y on Tbu-Jig Ilae = b. ne
Itsy frhls Kip. u D. the Rev George H. Grhn ~ Milford
kse a. daughter Of Samuel A. Hot No GALS
ONBYWRLI,-MARSHAbL-At the Cinrelt OF Dirne Pssn'
Fh,yr sai FJtyhft st. ie evening Of IhursT
jan, Cbsria d D. Charles K Honeywell
II lgeae Mss,al. daughter ol D. d. T. Marsha. esi.
HALI-SAirI-At Mount K,o n y % Thursday. jams 49, The
Rev geo Hal q Boo.yl e. 70 MID Ssr,h Smith OF Mount
Kise0 Y
TAYbOR-YHVGASr-A NeThu-gh Thnss1y June b. 1t te
Fra NJ g. Chgrrl b. the l-T DE- M,y WA r1T'r y VI NJ.
Brood siss, jsghler Of James We7gsnt Of
k.EbsrSi.
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THE STATE or TRADE

=, =, rHy
R,,I.oss Junp aoa armer M'4ius Upland. c Coles
1850 bag, IN load at los s. VII 81 Yeiiew At
81 clS+ MI w , 81 oai S sff9T 81 .
ds t,oerv s also and Refined advanced &C. frg
s,ioa. quat but si' whisky ia boad oeac ,,,p.,
, ,,j.. 6o bales. ret the week 2o bhe, against 80
for the yrea last ye, s@'s oi g s same g~ Prime
Porto Rico Sie Moss qaO,aton FCqr extremely dull and
Choice M 10 a0,S., S%pf White H'H g. D'e os,
quote. At ia Kegs po DAN sfl' Bacon con 10 far
DO God l15 Sterling 1'i95i Ne" iort Sight k'ehinSe "a"
Pwors jan. cotou-addipe &c sales ofseo b,l,' receipts.
50 bales; Of the week 4D' bii exports i'' '~' ~ W
WilSiseros .q9s' at 'e Spirits Isp' nun,
worse genera. depression trade i. almost r1psr,ssd Mid
GnAs. as ,. !a 90 h. DE- 0'''N j.
DC eC s,I Ss;s Corn SS S
1900 bush fIssh;-A; Wins, ,gec aSsaa
..s. Gs eo" r ss B. ' c1 ssSo
or us, and uned safe. % No. Mue Western q sc grnea
"a 400 bush Western s arrive. Rye neglected barley s'eAd!
csess.lr June Flou i. quiet and unchanged wb. '9n
changed Corn 10 fair demsud At an y,Is a S sa No. in
l r., as sl1 Cotton IS ,o nes.nF s and p naaa. at
waas g d ss M. ' . m .a1 rS &
sI shoods,' sd. ce'. ' ' Sa, VAS held At
FGdlai LOO ties 'eeopca,. c were bought q oe COLI 1851
having Rec,p.-l tus Cora 40 bbls ofFar Snpnsa'
Sa Sa Jsss Four is decur Of as? Spring k a
so :Sas 10 wheat opened ;.roSs and ~ o5 for 10
Corn advanced 5a9 sales at ssGs5 for No Op e''T ,,
tssasee o', are moderately .e.I 81 iee is for
Bsr.y dull aud unchanged uo 0. ~,
ar. .s.s{ y .sGss s. e.. s' WHEAT ,S'
.i..d,. sos. Rse'p-; os s gas SSp%snt,-s 6OO
bb Flour whe, ~ 90 bush Cgra ooo on IAN have
r. S's,y price. Soc Bot sale: 600 be ys,. ss
No. sg.s ps sdS f.,. s s Flour FS quiet wh:.. sSs
hut nomn,r 's' %e o wsts Csnsd under
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THE LNDIAN VAR.


ATTACK UPON THE YAEKToN INDIAN AGENCY.
q. rsLsskAPH THy TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, June H.-The following is an eA-
sr.ct from, letter received here from Mr. p H. Conger
limited states Agent for the YanktOn Indians Inc
AGENCY - stuated "a miles from Fort Randall, on the
Missouri The letter bears tae uo % a, berc
the extrsc reads: There IL great deal OF Irouolc
with the Indians Fort Randall, opposite my AhoSs,
wa. ATTACHED Yesterday one man shOt' anu 81 ~ So
taken by hostile Indians All the Whtc men at my
Aceney arr on guard. We have no soldiers.
THE MAIL SERVICE on TiiL FLAME 49,. 40
WAsufScTOe june 14--The Post-Onlce DepdiI"eh' w
day received the following: 49, 60, r,,,,.,pTUrxT
NORTH PLATTE Nebraska, Jube q n Io... L.
yoa CSC w. MCCLELLAN, Second AssfS'd" T0'"""''
Washington. d. Q. . -, u,us Farm & Co .
S,,d vou one box Of mutiiated letters ana inalpaks
~. .,u oIsetye that portion Of the former arc sae
,lraied with the blood Of one OF our drivers anu
90 s.," were murdered by Indians while on the cosc
% nsnver 10 this point Passengers and mails are ac
s.nmuating here 20 a large extent Tomorfow we saI
a. aa,a.sny three coaches with passengers ana mail
smo.nie1 nv guard Of our employees winch we eAPg.'
.v fe co,nnelled 10 night their way through am oA
WI. ~ o, .a,t,,,iir vonrs HENRY MORROW, Agent
AoRE DEPREDATIoEs BY THk SIOUX
From Our SPECIAL Correspondent 49,
BLACK HILLS Dakota, May 81, 1867
On Me I'D inst. party of Sioux mace descent
tnto the Laramie Plains, IN the immediate vicinity Vi
P Sanders aud drove of about 100 head OF STOCK nue'
and cattle which they took with them into the aioSt
accessible canyons Of the Black Hills Col henry L.
xsper commanding at Fort Sanders sent ~ "uVS y"
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Innbor Raruxd fre.ghs-Ptrr 70 boston
3 u Albany SCHENECTADY Ne~ iOrt BY oi Vet
f Lake impor4 Oh bush Log 837 feet Of Ldnpe tssA
exports. 65l go feet 81 Lumber.
nnwAgxxH Jane ltfegI dsR City Dcnee k,trs vi ~ "a,
unsettled No l. So 30 No s2m Nc. . 81 75 Relsd Cd
81 20 Oats have sivsaced S. Tor No Cora tim 81 85 foT no
Receps-i0 bbL Flour 800 bush. 200O bush wheat
senen's-2 100 bbs Flour 5000 bush oss 1000 bush Corn,
TOLEDO, June l41our dull and declining Whea is dali and
UNCHANGED Corn opened active sdvanee Of s Corn dali De
cline Of u from the advance OF last sas No. l. 90c No e'9
Soc Osts have adv 9eei Dc. sales at &c.
LoynyIt. Jun. tobacco active sales of2so hhds Lns
81 $50 s5 Leaf St Cutting Leaf Sapshhe Flour dull
$50 80 70 Mheat noan. Corn. in bulk ssheled !gI3e
Oat In bulk 6s16Sc Coffee Refined had al
vanced lc hes PORK BsesnShoaders 9t Psekefi
20
ST. Locrs June hTobscco is sm and the offerings large
Cotton Mbng Roar armsr; Single
80 75o4 l0 Double Extra Fancy St0
S6 Wheat dali 50 or Fail SIC.
eSl Oats frmer 10GTtc heavy. Pork s
heavy ga Bacon hrm bat unchanged Lard dGl at J~J
Ilf Wh.sky dnIl AZ 81 019S2 o.
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IGI.F NOTEs-SteambOat racing has been resumed
on the Hudson. The St. John and the old Connecticut
raced from this city, and side by side when they
reached Newburgh Bay night or two ago, bnt IN the
morning the Connecticut dashed through Athens chhel
half a mile ahead 0f her competitor The 81 johns OIL
GERS pocketed their defeat with composure a..
correspondent OF The EceniR0 Post noting the TACT
that Messs John Kerr Co.. who expended $1,000 In rip
ping mp the Broadway pavement IN Gridron-squares st
winter when compelled TO take up Their tracks ming
back into the roadway few carloads OF c0DDlesones
and left the street ruin, proposes 10 relay broadway
opposite St. Paus Tor the moderate sum ol sOO ne
adds my proposition be not accepted some Of those
LAWYERS who lately got $4,000 out Of the Guy Treasury
for do ne nothing aud for doing which the city had
already paid certain saarcd officers viii get mp man
danus other sort OF an u.s. and 81 least N2no
will swap pockets SOtyou see, lbha suvt tne CIT h2o-
900 want my proposal acted on immediately, Tor the
peach season Is coming on. and intend To preserve n
thousand or two baskets of that delightful fht against
starvation next Winter" - o,<, -, -
Adopting the suggestion OF Dir. Richard OGornan me
Hospital Wards Island the name of their Presi-
dent Mr.. Gulian &. Verplanck. -
somebody proposes meeting "a Msaisonsonar, 70
nominate Gen Grant for the Presidency.
shall visit New York and play Dion the victor IN the re
cent match nj Montreal
fence around MadisOn-sqnare.
NJ BENJAMIN Wood, Into whose hands TryoD-row re-.
Gently fell. intends TO- demolsh the old BRICK buildings
there and erect on the site n handsome once
Warden Brennan received at the horgne yesterday
snches In stature dark brown haiti dark plaid panta
looms blue flannel shirt. and drab nat - =. O =, - ill,
Company Is Of the sth Regiment, " Us y G.' VIII
MAKE M an party and wish Dudleys Grove on
Mn the Court of General Sessions Yesterday Recorder
Uackett cent four offenders 10 state Prison. 81.
Ihe DIRECTORS of the New-lork Ophthalmic Hospital,
having substituted homeopathy for the aopathlc system
re have employed Drs Allen. Bacon. Wetmore, apn
Jaonold The retiring physsIans are DIS. William 4;
I1oIr"mbe Giovanni Ceccarin, j. ~ Carnochan, ana
Instice DSWiing has committed Tombs LAWYER to
pruu Tor youoin for an Irresponsible man ~ ball TOT
c s, Louisa Frisbso was robbed " Twsgty first st..
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MACMILLAN.

REPORT THAT MAMMALIAN Is TO BE BANIsHED.
TRLKGEAPB
NEw-QRIEANS June IA letter from Queretaro,
published IN II Concrete OF Matamoros OF the I'd
inst. says the Government will for the present con
tent itself with banishing Mammalian and the prin-
cipal imperial chiefs, reserying the INJECTING Of
extreme penalties for those only whose crimes
demand IN doing this government Influenced
by the expressed wishes of the Government OF the United
States than ny the requirements of ts dignity and
the principles OF Justice morality, and Cancellation
EScObcd0 has been ordered 20 remain az Qucrt1rO.
Another report however says that he left there for the
capital the I'D inst On the 22d lac wrote 10 the Cover
of Mewhen that the latest from the capital
that Marquee had attempted 10 out but driven
Las
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THE KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF sUrERvIsoRs.-A

THE KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-A
meeting OF the Kings County Board OF Supervisors was
held Yesterday afternoon at their Chambers. In the
County Court. House. Supervisor White occupying the
c1air The Parade Ground question came up Tor re
neved discussion upon report OF the special COMMITTEE
mon that subject Attached to the report was reso
matter of parade ground in charge be authorized 10 en-
noy counsel 70 application TO the proper o1urI 10y
nssioners; and the order confirming Their report upon
,ronnds set forth in legal opinion gwen ny Mr.
The resolution was after much debate adOpteu' "a
lion of supervisor scholes Committee was appo',u
~ ~ m fine state Board Of Assessors, III regard ~
Am enuailzation OF taxes in Kings county iho ho'u
soon after adjourned for one week
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Important 90 Railway Travellers.
IMPORTANT To PLEASURE TRAVBLB3S |!
IMpORrANT TO ALL TRAVBLBkSti
The Second Edition for June
APPLETONS ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE
WI he rr,dr thi. day al 10 a IN.

APpLFTOyS ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE
viii be ready this day a, lOa
T-INpORTANr INSTRUCTIONS TO RAILWAY TRAVELLERS IN
reference 10 checking Baggage Purchasing Tickets Railway Maps hA
"i or iiTSDRED RAILWAY MAPS representing the
principal o the country the principal routes rAe East
West North, aud South These Maps are iHd'peh'aoe 10 tue
mSR.RLy FIVE HUNDRED TIME TABLES, giving the time Of
the departure arrival VI the various tfaiRs throughout se lH'eu
M. C,n,isseyery Important represented BY Mp
WoiSDEX TO THB NAMks OF NEARLY TEN THOUSAND
STATIONS TOWNS VILLAGES AND CITIES situated uPon the
ys HE United Csnsdas To Shipper Merchants
ohirs and business generally thi. Index indispensable
poornS Txpsdon 10 the Rocky Northern Central Rail
wny. Ishgh Railway; Mobile aud ONO Railway pennsylvania
cTS' ,SECnornS AND iScIbENrS OF TkAvRI"I feel I'm
Growing GUIDE WIFI Daughters Deotopi Ihonsan1
Bill ToA All Nations EHcep; Que Romance ana SeaH
yI-TOI'RSTS GUIDE the Principal Watering Places Spfngs
70 IMPORTANT TO TnB TRAVELLING COMMuNTN.-BeverI
careful get Appletons Railway Dadr Hne
h aud complete Railway GUIDE the Vned states ana
News Aeenlrs at yearly all Of the principal Hotels Railway
Tea. Oc all Of the principal Railways Tue
un''si S'''e' ANU '"' d. APPLETON Co, Publishers
Nos as and as Broadway
Office Collector Of Internal Revenue @ .Ss S a6
ssn, Wards of the CITY YorkNoe is hereby given Pnr
that have received from the s',e'.o ine ' o. ~ @
vide Internal support the Government TO pay interest on we
Public and M other purposes approved JSae ~ 90
March M that the duties enumerated therein have become
payable and that will attend % n deputy
81 % (sundavs excepted the 18th day Of june until
DAY July 1851 inclusive be"een the hours Oh 30 % Ill.,
m, lists helen referred comprise the Special Taxes on Busne"
Trades and Professions and the taxes Carriages Sha ss GOA
Ws,rhe, Gold Plate for the ending NAV l anu Tue
tsTe, upoa Incomes the ending December 81 Oo
An persons shalt neglect u the suns due oy nem
aforesaid within the TINE hsOI WIN DC
s Liable 20 the penalties prescribed by Law" MAuASELL FkLD,
Dated New.ioJS Juae u, 1907. NoH-1-oI-
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TILE WEATHER.

$40 Southeast
Rvw.HssThe tberuoa,ef loStsi IL ~ o.. h,aag
. ' Ae-s me-. .s1 EePo s., I s,5 n, .' S.:,
io 20 10 sO o. s'' . 9 S s '., p a' ~ari
n'aeaseh he Ora to- al q, hs Gr,' B.r or,a h.,Sr
a. pa-e .bos o. u, the diameter Of th- mooo
As We are soon 10 have thunder-storm in thus
'' 'hd a. NAV s 10 Ano~ ubs pi''. sr sa r,s' a. -an
700 lAs enci NJ Mensm The Of BrosJu lhshs the
Evzr brri,a TlrypEH record, nhlilg
n, the shnfg raoas -ce'oa Of The county, boi Tar
rS.TsSaS jras it~Coi,au-Ih une,agod quot
I'm the LAY b4e4 Lo- Mdd- a4c Receipts
Rrou.T, June s-cs,,oae market s,io.. % bales
M ~. JuDe -ce,er que, s162alc receipt. TO- The
. .Ca ., 10, exports HE '''' '"'1 '' '''' ''''
P, Nan per,oas .a rrey from fear shuhs thunder
'c ca.e Of ss d ~ s. sass h., occurred .s,neo,'
.s M p. aSa. q ao .s sis no :.: '' q . NJ By
hgutulAs h been known b. ra.fot cat lh "onIM
weed by cr. esFaonsr and sbor!i cain the ise
as. umd durng hiD'r'ons Wills 10 steamboat o''a
od No c. oio.. OfE rhnsg bseo known .' iron
rrsph should dpe the too p.Tss, belief thai meals ar
dlns.rou, enoneousiv sGppoi attraction toe hgh'nhs
Metals shtans bot the attractive power probably d'e not "a
Jh' v.e ed win, .h,ping conductors suffered
injury lightning fthe oodaor, wsre up AL tse sonns ua
Fosr W. Of bat death by hshnny N
bsn furnished With metallic conductors rraei o lhe purpose o 70
con and occurred the summer OF 1855 at Li rrsre WI
con.n this death have hal considerable o"'p
sa persou who put w the conductor - h ana Al,,
ousc
p.r hundred feet single piece Sufficiently large Tor sah
opdnetor Of onnarY capacity can pa np 70"
tr. M .erew .,.un had Of some Of tue hardware ana
.-.ware stores York for about twelve shnrs pei uos
peons ornamental rods can substitute copper ware Of '' ~
a. .. -A,.... ,~;,h,, The
of states the deaths ~
s.d Of our eareh hundred and nnJ % pe'S
havr counted th@y guInbrr huplr~s
struck lightning SHOULD Ice irre drenoh vita '''
water and nece drrnchg should be continued ioI nos
~ hsv- no pecuniary interest Indirect IN Tue fnlsg
pu,tng up lightning conductors only object IN making 'u'
to give Information. , s..t.. 81. o,.iae.o,.
hai Al. be sent 70 anv person postage free Who ma drs ,op
grOOklvg Highis, June y, lBao.
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BRIEF NOTEs.-In the Supreme Court yesterday
application made by Augustus j. Warner for writ
of habeas corpus obtain possession OF two OF his chill
dcn from his wife. suit Is pending at her instance Tor
divorce the ground OF cruel treatment The aIgh-
ment in the ease down for Saturday next The
of promise OF marriage brought TO conclusion ia
The CITY Court yesterday by verdict from the jury IN
favor OF the plaintiff for 81 900 Mr. Horace b. claim
mansion. No. IL PierrepOntst, was yesterday entered
by burglars and robbed OF considerable amount o
property Mr.. C.'s family in the country Miss
Snsannah Evans lectured cultivated auditory az PacKe
Institute on Thursday evening, on Total Abstinence
aud the Integrity Of the Pledge The lecture is men
TONED IN nigh terms Of praise.
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ARMY CART tx.
Nv rstsaHAra 70 ruE rHisoss.

Brev Co. r. r. Dav Assistant T,sper's. Grrsr-i gtstS ar
moutb leave BrrYr Mio John ~ Pgc - infntT four month";
letv vh pcrn.son bcyou g 1ca Brpe
h1 ben rvrvs the Department ~ California and ORDERED
report tie surgeon 6ru,a seond Lrnt IS Town lisa Ia
nirT been ordered emgora dalr TIE FmenN Burrar Second
Jen jrrn. b nfnirJ ordered 10 -por Tor dn'v "
zen Cnr Second r 4 H. opSoa lDth iantY ordered before
90. Retiring Bosd
The hoaug medical onsr' Assistant Sugs r.seniy appointed
have duiy H. Esrchof aai Geo. Ro
dcr,d report NJ A Gerard 20 Hea Pope h.
Wilson 10 Gen Or n Cocsie " Gea Sheridan r. " OIsHy
H. G. DE WIZ. a. l. u AMI q, p Pop - Gen
Meade Geo H. assigned To day At Carlisle BaIrscss J.
Ianirse department Of CaAfsrus T. Powell Department -
to1ni A. D. NtoH tcftiag re-syo.S Nea iok j. Is
WicII 10 the r-rTu. ~ rendezvous at Newport.
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THE CATHOLIC FAIR.-The Catholic fair 1or tle
benefit OF the Refosnatory viii close 'mS eVo'ns 'n
having decided last evening to keep 1t open
Ih, longer in order 10 perfect their arrangement
At least 1900 people visited the fair ias. afs hour
~ pan ILL we're closed and the Cope was gwen
70 St. smess Church. combination having oeen en- nr
% 90 the article which Is yaueda tO0n inc
lower districts OF the city The total number OF votes
U.s. 600 Of which number st. Jamess ChnTch Iesl'ou
90 The remainder being distributed among the dne,en
churches represented in the Fair the goa cae The
So AZ nresent being between Mr.. Greeley ana r oill
man Ives soirte damsan will be given on s1eniny
night with full military band, ana on y, h foIowed
by an grafton by Richard 0Gorman' winch VIII '''''
ate
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Guecial Notices.

toluuhn College As.ocia ,ion Of she Alumni.-fhe
Association Tor The elcctos 81 oh sl me
s he h tn the College Library Forty
ninth near Fsurthsyr MONDAY EvkNISG jgue "a it 3
M meug there viii he al reunion 81 The Alumni
Mrwb Of Assertion cordially requested 10 attend
A. ; fAS DUZER, Secretary.
Eer y,rl jane ~. 1857
strawberry Musicai Festival. al Of st. 1loys Church.
at Bger-t Rooms Bosdysy OF Thrift fourth
on TUESDAY WEDNESDAY EVENINGS JuDs B AMI 49, 1907
MUSIC DoiR Bsai O'Clock each evening
Tickets o admission f,r both evenings p cents
New ork and Long Island Bridge Company -Au al
meeting Company VIII ~ hne the Office OF ISAAC
GOLDMAN "a PsrkP MONDAY thc 1th ias, ct u oclock
ioAhJ IL N'DhhN 'e'frs~1f P' wv
New y,-l Iras TO- 1877
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AI.ARAMA.
III =
THY RTSTEEn CASE

TIE DUSIEED CASE.
The Montgomery Sentinel publishes an elaborate de
1es, OF Judge Busted against the charge OF cOTta
which we recently reported IN THE TEIBuNb. Inc
charge was brought by a certain law firm N that CITY
vino having collected some 81 900 for Mr. MOtt o new
Y,,, refused 10 deliver the until they had Deeh
mad IA on FOR their services Mott resisted the demand
90 exorbtant. and his attorney made motion before
Idge Busteed 10 have the money paid into court Ihe
Judge ordered TO be paid 70 Mot and sseV 10 ne
LAWYERS the balance be retained in the custody OF inc
coart " answer any lien which the lawyers might nave
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p,rrpoAD ACCIDENT AT EAsToN.

p.srox Pa. June 13-The Passenger tram On the
biy Valley Railroad which connects at this place Wild
the Morris and Essex and New Jersey Central Railroads.
collided oday with up passing coal tram ono an
v,as killed His name James Gallagher porter on
through train TO New York The cars on inc eoa 49, he
ee tIroVn from the track The accident IL sau 10 pe
owing TO the engineer OF the coal tram starting ou'
Lis regular time. His name IL RehscoteI
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i,iEI)

CAaBgDyDl Sai, Juas g. cIs. Grove K,nsas james son
- Ai-n tsmsron.
Tie relative. friends " We fHv inv'e sttrn is funeral
his f,,hs No Hamilton CJmersi
Br,Ddfn. 4 % on Saturi,7, al . O'Clock p
BBABD-SnlinY A. lrl ,~yi n T. o. faesaY Jrne H. Mrs
K ffubbs~ ig~l So csr
Relatives Is Tread, invited h sleai L asrs from toe esdsl's
A Barnes O.! Cbl0n anil Atsntc
AYES Br,,klyn. saturday June 10 A. 10. O'Clock M
JANSSS-At Ulster O., e 81 oonsumpl o. LOu
Jsns.n of Bgb- Jin.es The kis, al us
HYR-Sn Tu,siiy May D. a. Nee Iy, Of opslHpton Mar
ylung. I,ugies Stna a. li the late jonathan Miller 10 tue
~ ~ her
Pau France April H. Elizabeth wife o. Alfred
Srierf1-r1rru
Plps-. -ve. vii b. Church SatariT morning
Iuue The friends and relations respectfully
isttsj /, attend -ithDii tuaer inv IsiJn
WIiTkDn Tt.r,i.r morning Sufens ROckni Co. toe
Hon Itnr. W White In the SIS: 81 his
Tn flarrd the Churc Of ~ Frsacs AsTier Wet
Klhesai bF~l fri sal SlItiags,, MoudAy mornns
The i1agl' Of his nT and those o he sn
~ .r I,hn M,s George walker respectfully requested 70
it..1i fI,i1Ts fir'h'- invitation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-15

ARREST or \ SUPPOSED HORSE ThEf-About :"
ococ, yesterday morning young man dressed In L. :
uniform. and giving ms as Edward slaneerund.
was arrested at the HOboen Ferry suspicion of having
stolen horse and saddle He 10 take the horse
into stone yard nd hitch hun, after which he went into
the ObOkcn HOse and pawned his gloves ana spu~ Tor
drink cigar and change 10 cross the ferry when the
officer concluded 10 take hun into custody shngcruid
states that he belongs to the Fourth l. = Heavy Atll
leTy and stationed at Fort Schuyler and that ne hired
the horse New-YOrk. He detained unti The facts
an the case could be asccTtained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-15
Navy GiZE1FE.


T1LFeHAPe - ThIHVHk
Cant Georg. detached '- iobtivn
arrival ct Cneni-s~ tha latter
T. Burs- have tpp0'nt Acting
slant Bnsibrsr George Burnsp has
ordered dpv Arng fhr Aatsa Eng
The The htgai Acsrn Second
A. Harms ht ouefei ~ iuir instructor
Aei,Br ,rdcr, The Boston Nav ir
Acai.nr k1asu Mile a.. orIos~ clad
dliy Odesus Acting Maics VIM. MAyrr p,eei On
onls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-15

AMERICAN (WALTHAM1 WATCHES" We have
had one OF the works OF thus Company for
considerable time. and. comparing them with former
rstcass works II different manufacture possessed by
they have established IN opinion, their superiority
any introduced Tor correctness timepeces"
-r1he World
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-15
FIRE In BOSTON.

q vsLEssArs TO rHs THisuEE n
BosrON, June 14The crockery wareaonse vi a., -
II Gardner a Co., Broad st. was dsnaSeu W LII. Ia
eycnIns 10 the estimated amount OF tO,Vo f"y ia
snred iIl New York aud Boston Offices