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CHAS. 7. NASH'S SALES.

sUkDRIEs FURNITURE. SILVER PLATED WARE,
For account Of whom II concern.
BN CH4s. II. NASH,
AucrIoEEER-Ofce Masonic Han Auction Mart,
Corner ST. Charles and Perdido streets
MONDAY, Sd instant, al II O'Clock a.
WI At mart for Of whom Il may concern will
e Sold
TIE ENTIRE CONTENTS Of several well furnished
Houses removed to Mart convenience Of
OF snndes and varied OF Silver Plated
d Ha-rKRMs-Cssh in U. 4. treasury Notes
CHARLLs II. NASH,
AUCTIoNEER AND BROKER.
O1ee Masonic Hall Auction Mart, Of ST. Charles
and PsrddO streets.
Sales Of Mer handise Furniture Dry Goods, Real Estate
eiel and ali other IN AND OUT DOOR SALES promptly
attended to.
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CONCLUSION.
Were you ever in the Praterl
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DWELLING HOUSE ON MELPoMENE STREET, BE-
TWEEN PRYTANIA AND CAMP STREETS
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CLOSING ExEKCIsEs OF ST. ALPHON.
SUs SCHOOLS.

We take pleasure in laying before the public
the vsledictory of Miss Maggie Rogers, which
terminated the exercises of ST. Alphonsus Schools
on the 2Sth ult.
Our readers will, no doubt, appreciate more
advisedly when We state that the young authoress
is not sixteen years DID, and the daughter of a
widowed mother, who labored assduousy, under
the patronage of the Redemptorists, to give her
darling Maggie a thorough education. She said ::
When we look sround on this assembly, and
behold the proud, happy faces of our parents,
relatives and friends, beamiBg with smiles of love
and appreciation, our hearts swell within Us, and
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MONTGOMERY BROS. q co.'s SALES.

LARGE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF ELEGANT
Match and Single Horses, Elegant Saddle Horses Fine
Work Mules Fine Mich Cows BuEgc. Hsrnsss. wsgons.
etc, etc, At suction.
EY MONTGOMERY bios. - co.,
n n. MONTGOMERY AuotionosR.
oncs-s7 Camp stost.
MONDAY Auxnst I'D, a. IL s'eiOen A.
A' 81 =. Liners Stables Gravier vii sold
e Elegant Match Horses
Elegant Saddle Hornss,
Fine Work MueA
Fine Mich Cows.
Also--Tsp and Open Buggiez. Harness, wagons,
ear- TERns-U.sh IN U. g. Treasury Notes. PIT.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SPAIN
STREET. BETWEEN GREATNEN NOW DAUPHIN
AND CAsAcALvo Now royal sTAEETs.
ny @. DE FFRTET,

SUCCESSION OF WIN. ooNNER-No. ss.Osz
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AUCTION SALES.
G. De FERIET'S SALES.

SUCCESSION OF CELESTE PERRAuLT-So lSSs
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,.~.r,. uOn.hI1 month";. months. n..sAs Il nsnshs

Eoushy ADVERTISEMENTS iassss svsry ssy, 70 10
snarged tws-thirds the shove rates.
rr.i and Foursh page monthly .ayssnsns' each square
Ds0 per meRth
r.usent advertisements having the Of the paper nrst
zssrtsn 81 50 per sassrs each susssqusntiRssrsn esnH
- square n - .r.l
Ytrs and Fourth page szsisni sdvsztssssnts 'sen IN
lsFfion, 81 50 per square. -.
Advertisements inserted intervals sobs srgsd 81 new
inch insertion
Regular advertisers advertise largely sssn be allowed
.ch discount aAmed transient rates ~ nay be
r.,d upsu prsvsdd that shah such di'coua az
assA fbpeT cent.
AuSu,nss notices OF .dvsssnsnts 10 be charged ,Oosn
ass per line, each insertion
An transient Advsseents must Be paid for In sdSAncA
An Tor sny specified numbe Of
Insertions win pubshedsx times and
AHsns With regusr advertisers shall be rendered monthly
Assuare is the spsos occupied By ten lines solid sgAts
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
IL publishsd svsry Saturday morning Subscription 70
q, anaun advance; ssfyssry and qusrsrly ssns ratsa
asss oopiss 10 cents
BATES 81 AdvsrtistnsI
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CHAPTER

A fsir-baired creature, half lily. half rose. A
gloomy room IN the Quarter Frdneais; mar
With head like Hercules and face ike hend.
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FURNITURE. FURNITU RE. EIfURK
nv MONrGOMKKT BROS. q co,
X N. MONTGOMERY. AuctloneGr.
TUESDAY. August 4th. az 4 O'Clock A.
Il ther Auction Mart 81 Camp will
A general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD " RNlrURE,
such Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Bedstesds Bu-
reaps ArmOirs Wristbands Mahogany aud Walnut Tetec
Sofas Spring Seat Chairs Chairs Marble Top Center
Tables Marble Top sideboards Extension Tables
Brussels Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engrsv-
ngs Paintings cooking Stoves and utensls ETC. bsnE the
contents Of several woll-furnished houses
Also
large invoice Of Cottage Beds, Cane and Wood Sea
Chairs etc.
Ss-TEErs-Casb in o. g. Treasury Notes.
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THE xEw-YonK SKATING ASSOCIATION.

Preparations for the skating season have been
already naugurated in this city, aud such improvements
have been made render this healthy exercise prac
tcable in all seasons. The NewYork Skating Association
held their Fail meeting on Tuesday evening, in Pmptons
Ruding at the intersection OF Stuyvesant with Ninth
st when upward Of 400 persons, the majority OF whom
were ladies were present Many OF the membeTs gave
snendd proof Of their excellence on The rollers ana
tic ladies wed with the genelnep ~ eompetS I9r ne
laurels on the occasion The floor neatly polished was
comfortably filed by both sexes and the scene was
really novel; skating carnival ana the theitnoetf
nj No Mr. J. l. PlmptOn delivered an address % the
nenbcrs and the associates In the course OF wDch nc
pointed out the improvements that had been mace III We
kulldpg OF the new Hall the commend cement OF te
Summer season The Society after an existence OF over
five years had Increased in numbers and the Ofder ana
decorun observed by the members was never ~ hpge
instance complained Of lie also remarked t!a5 INC
hum OF the skate wheels will allow free and unrestratd
conversation With immediate associates or partners
Others and the nature OF the exefclhe
necessarily compel tOskate with parLersoI
associate WITH recognize, any person iceei
beyOud those OF their selections henc" ladies ana
exemplary citizens meet for their amusement WIZ
out experiencing any Inconvenience from the SURROUND
fug
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BUyyarO Sept Four du. ,ud nomin. Wheat gu bat srm;
si q i saS b. AMBER sosn a, 81 10 Cora qu, '.
5000 bush At 81 o. Oats ase .ays OF n-hn az sY
Ba.y-ssess At III IS for Canada Of o BUSH canada
ps, =, 3 eve ear 1so,G a, s ?, se
Wheat is on Com gc on Oats for EeStok Reeeipto $40
500 s B t Pea s ac6 Sorn % th Wheat
svsso Sept o 0a' Snr 1. s'' Of 800 bb.
sr No. srriag SO Is for Adder wiatr, sllsO for
s.ts at - !; Is nj SSs Zoo 5i Sd:i NJ Hf Ss. @
500 Ba t %s s1 az s so S Ss :! o s s o' s al
n.b G.so5 . Of GOO Duh caasd' at q a. SO &
MnierS stead shsr'. sst shlPus. +ss ,dtmgs, "
S 7 To Na%ior fs zee t ts4 x 10 S, ,h H@
Lac DpSF' 30 erS Wheat 800 e1.s Cen y 30 es,l Pcs
S1h Wheat barley So S FEET S SSei
S' ss u 99 .ad F Fl ~ -
,. sS 9 a az " 5s =: d ss No. R .'s s' s e
NS a ses al. az h 81 r 81 EssS s ~.
Pom free ssnersit se p Lard bessl a. lsi s Sst
sro; Comma 81 G.stts LsSt - 'Sss Coo, =, cS,es
,IeS6 s.ssr' p 20 y 1--we noss ", srs 'Siys sr
~ Receipt a is , box ~ '' a loo. 'S SS.
400 bbs Rear soso bush Wheat JIool bush CSru $4,000
MEErns Teua spa le-cottoa srm a, 22la21e receipts. Is
bales slPsrA % lales PoHr uHchapgyd Cen 9e os' &c
ToLEDo Sept l3-Cotan quiet Wheat advanced sc sales g
saa A S 81 e. ~ srus As15 g. r. sSSas % Corr
S e .s gf No. ., siSlS os 0 3, is y.b
Wheat busb Corn no hash Oats Shpmen-ll0VJ bbS
Fiapr $3.50 hGh Wheat 26a bush Corn 800 Dush Oats UL
MILWAUKEE Sept. ib-Pour hmer aud unchanged Wheat
settled; sales at "a for No and 81 e2 for No Oats acye 81
5le for No. 2 Corn, quie, See cept90O bb!s Fonr.
u1 90 bush WHIST 1910 bush Oats 600 buSh Corn Shipments
Tot1ilLs Sep' obSeS SITTER ..,e. O. bt iugs
d9n Leaf I'd sG 81 so Par TO tse t2 2ytg ~ p e9t9a
2fte. SuprrHe Flour. &c 75d 81 Wheat 81 gdS2 Corn, Wd
s4e OATS Sd5c In bulk Mos Pork fsc BaronS sOades 3S;
Clear Ribbed Ses 6c Clear Sides l6G, PACKED LAr-eTce;
lyc HghNaes 81 -, free '.0 N .-'Infu |H ...i.n
CISCTNSaTI l6klosr unchanged Wheat fmer
sales oi No. Red 81 81 Oats ira at 81
JS8c for No. l. i've 3dS Barley-No l. Spring
50; Pa - 2o52 IS Cotton hrner 2e fr hdlnE Tobacco
sales Of r. S5 l5a+ 81 gJa 80 % Leaf .
Sz5 IS Whsk zoe for hoUie and 3d. ftee Pork
dn $40 lard da ., Ice Bulk Meats irregular hlodsrs lG
j t. sides 3ie Bacon dali Shoulders lliel5c; Clear BIB Sides
lse sss ID Hams dali at @Gttc Butter brn nj D. 1 Egg
Ern at 2lc. Gold. u -, buying Of. d.
Lovi. sept 6Toaco doll and droodpg Sound Lag. SEA
SO; DAk Leaf slOG Dark WTaBpr Sl4GE s Netga %
Bright Leaf 3U-iJ Flour tun ard In denyud chiefly for os
Sppehse Flour y; kKa Od$7 IeGDle 10
0T2 active, Unchanged Corn
heavy White. 9Sc.; Yellow oats improved demand
Guod 20 Choice 52o5c BaeyPnme o. Choice . ga 81 80 RE
quiet - 1881 8 Provsions quiet Noes P0rk SO Bacon
oand % Old Clear Sides. 6ei New l6c, parke Gear Ribbed
Bic Shoulders Rl553c LadCraes Kettle le
at lsGJt Reeves sd supply Cese hh pPerS &6a 20 10
gross Sheep sriy "a IS per head Receipts ioy3@e bb
Flour 2eo bb Wheat 22O bash Corr, 1900 bu OAK, 800
bush Barley, $500 bush Eve
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LIVE STOCK MARKETs.

- a. N, r,e disease rad h.okn stock
kas htt Foundation fact The heat sngBdefed beoH deeG
~ o.. hacking Of animals caused then 20 nearly melt down hence
d. .tv and repor The rniaAls taken ont arr ~
,GrT an string Arrivals Il fresh cattle very gh only ,oi3
49, uondy Of hh One hupdrehst Hu1
200 head held Monday More than half them se heA nee
% ~ 900 1raHtv hh prices reported
hs houdsy Vs. hat the improved qnan appslsnn
male. n more sti trade dill and II All statesmen oGn
DO to sell out Tho rsHse 5as from lte 10 i;T .si
BY nurpy Glover at iGidlIc on y erL Inc v .aIe
sr,s. soM AZ FOOD strong a cat Ohio steers Tor fcsh
amer re MERIT, Buh,d sold Kentucky geers o. e"t
yre A l6ac T. Saguels Rhorsasd p pair q cNt hennehI
.s. ls 10 Car, Who reiaIed hrp at s2l7s O. Dr
ell o e.s h g. Kenueky steefsot u sw oe Ihey we're
hnhest ~ Western steers
o,l h, T. Gs bad 90 ie Of eE Kentucky eatte 90"
III T. Easiman Al Dabey cattle fair 90 goo ewt
nino. ser, a. 60 head expected at Nomwnw
49, F lie light urpy oftOday msisy owing TO the washing
v On bridges and Of the Central Road between A9a
80 Rpao The which through bad 70 be unoaed dfeh
o The breal loaded The repairs ara now neAJ
sNLty while lambs scarcely bold their own fs
oef n both Pnss sheep sell qusg WIN r"n,9s
y,ry so ofeag only s selling np 6te though 80 Iss9 s
state brongt sc z2l onto - h. ssc ~ state 20, e
as STATE "a No. Sc IA u, tc ~ 81 VI 10 e9arre oc 20
Mebgsn q D. De- 10 cahsds 100 n &C. =" ohs = No. c
Isui rs-iss Cansca ~ n. IS each 81 Do % 10 t car
P@nn.,ITsn each, State 50 n. &C. car do l NJ SIC
80 90 lot on al 10 lot ~ cus ct ~ ~ aud aHocr los
a. ~ sa zach Receipts day $3.50, and nearly all sold
HOG. nAehspged With ears arrived iptee CATS Vi " ~ wv
far l0e aud / car 80 ", a. lie ..
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an interests sts The for
cal large that t Company reduced their eaAes 2 per
cent
Messrs W p Wright Co.'S Cotton Circular per scotia
says:
IL this market quoted Mailing Upland at 2s To-day
tbey axe Nsogs have "=rts 70 bring
shout tins Daily hover declining market RON LF
epoo this early period o the Of new con Al
The orts ard declining markets The South were OF themselves sum
eeu deene but when the deveopmeDts "a
relation crop known and gradually Huaersood eSn
sakeu dock aud Co s,e Lss been forced SUD some ow
sAts have beer Cotton arrive IN Liverpool in hOsemer Al
sgd for Misng offered ther= yesterday wgst hndng bafE
We learn hinc fr December delivery In Liverpool has been
offered al A. n. further sales 81 hAilg have
hen made delivery 10 December a. 2e q 70 The s~s
for tbe have been 5000 bales, ,ty for lomese e.D
sumption ADD speculation Exporters have doas little
during 10 NesOreaus pubases have been made
ior Harrr Liverpool which already spmsnt Tive
0e Tor Liverpool for zvre. 10 sebt there 10 freight
for foreign In eaAnsh bark the berth for LIVER
pool In ChaoH the r. u winthrop VII bsgh this wsek To load
r Liverpool there very little competition 10 hnvns and ug
this month be forced 200 loS Planters ar tlg srs a9d
sendug their market prepared Details ~ the
business Wit fund tegr phic rtpr The receipts ieT
The @eek .ud FRIDAY last II tpn ii a $3.50 eorr,
since FRIDAY bers oat for fire arrivals
from this time TIE small and enDe TO tins port
We Liver
pool and sye onier bsn fhe there and
The CONFLICT
complaints seetUus oihe stheJ
From NeSOrans have kilograms the EJECT that
ihusry We sRab What eject viii be
dace ht this We Ia he obliged b. that the
reefs 81 the crop uoube tbs than since the
planting
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FrNERAL oF coMMoDoRE sTEvENs.

The funeral of the hate Commodore Edwin
A. stevens took place, ia uOhukeu, yesterday, ana was,
ip accordance with the wish Of his family conducted
without any undue parade osientation The town Of
Hoboken howev,l, resented an appearance pialy pe
tokeinng the by it, Inhabitants AZ the loss ol
wcaiihivst ana must entei prislHg ell@tl; ny
iro nnt IN, o ard on the i,rry-boats runnng
leroy CRY amt HOhokvB. The latter had, III addltiOl
sI,i Ia hlv, ttrtcd ont en- fnassc TO do honor the
memory Of the deceased. TIE remains were IrnIovcd
HI ,rlou iS he NrR RIVER to g. Paas Episcopal
Ctrol corner of Hudson and Tmrd-sis al clock p.
Only The relatives ana near irtds " lle Iale Oyn-
uIod,re or of la, Wife were invited the house. Tile
eOncOirse OF citizens AZ the church Wa, however, very
neole Of both sexcs The IubOkeu Feriymcus Associa-
ou numbering alb sat 2OO men, wearing badge OF mourn
INK escorted the body IRON the residence 10 TIE church
The relnais ON arriving the church, were placed IN
'front.' Of the chduc thr allbearv and relatives ~ the
deceased occupying the frUu svits either side Of the
isles A the body Was beg conveyed into the church,
Bishop OdenhetDer rccfed The EpiSeupdl services De
ginning am the Resurrection ana the LIE Mhen
inc cehn was placed ~ nom ol Lhe chancS w q t9o
anthem Was know nay kedeemer hyeth" from me
Messiah" most xquisRcy rendered by The soprano 500
rccted. The ysn kJck OF Ages eeit Tor me- Was then
quartet after which the Bishop INC
5cnedetion, which terminated the SERVICES. The remains
then taken from the ehnrh 70 the bHyhkRIounu
Al bereen, who're many OF M steN Hose
at conclusion Of which The funeral coreEe retained
esr1iaees were nlrd by the naourier and pabeares,
and % Dy citizens generally. beside these, tie ferrS
mems AssOcat0n equally divided before and behind the
heirse, marched funeral escort Tire palbeafers
were selected from Mr. steYess personal friends aud
business associates They Messrs Benjamin Fish,
Joseph Z. Bradley Cambridge livingston the Holi Mar
Gus l. Ward tGoyernor OF Sew-Jersey) Theodore J.
Randolph. James A. Bruwn, and Thomas W. Ludlow.
There ia the procession also tie members OF the
RewYOTk Yacht club, with which Mr.. Stevens FOR
long time eOuBated, ud Tepresei tatves FROM the
corporate authorities Of Jersey City, Bergen, and Hobo
ken platoon Of police took the rght of the line, IN
order 10 Keep open the passage Tor the ssOn
through the masses Of people that lined the streets. AS
the funeral passed along TIE bells tOlcd,
and solemn silence perVaded the assemblage along tie
whole IN accordance with the expressed wish Of
the late Commodore, The eUflu IN which he buried
made from Ocust-lree planted by As father years
ago, aud which few days since cut down purposey
for the 10 which 10 Is now put
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Tho greater portion Of the required amount has been
lrlu rnnITInulNM.
The COURTS.
CIVIL
On motions of Assistant District Attorneys b


On motions of Assistant District Attorneys b.
X Phelps ana Daniel c. Rollins the following property was
condemned 10y default in tile l. s. District Court yestcr
Goo cigars, barrels distilled spirits, found IN
Fuyiouril-st, between Tenth and Eleventh ayes.;
gunntily Of distilled spirits one sin &e found 40 No %
kose-st The steam-tug Gen william Cook was also CON
demned by drfduit.
The argument on the motion for the discharge
from custody of George H. Martin, who, 10 may be Ie-
memgeIed' was arrested ca eyi process obtained by
the Merchants Union Express COMPANY after they had
obtained his extTadiuon from Canada anon criminal
charge was 10 have come up in The supreme Count
Chambers, yesterday but postponed on account Of
Of The absence OF tie prisoners counsel to Wednesday
next sd inst.
In the u. g. District Court, yesterday,
the following dispositions made 81 bank
rhtcy ease-: Involuntary CdSCs-Bakcr ggt Davenport
and Bauudhal Wright; adjourned the 9th pTOx
" Scramnie Jcwett; order OF refer
for the 2sth inst Havilanu agt HOfcIdt; dis
continued Turrell agt Anderson aud Ballard;
order 10 show cause ordered O'Farrcll agt johnson
adjudication Of bankruptcy by default Gases Aryu-
fpent-In re Edwin A. Brooks bankrupt diourncd to
the 9th prOximo In David Harris bankrupt; deci-
sion reserved IN deciding questions raised IN the case
OF julius j. Adams, bankrupt Judge BatchOrd said
that creditor O Adams In order 10 obtain an order
according No 45 for the examination of the bank
rnpt under 20 OF eact nust apply far such order
iv petition ailGaSt, duly verified, and show good
al fort a. granting Of the order
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,.,,s,, ,r,s wr mum nFpoRr-e
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


.
CLEARED.
80 -. 49,, KsIiev New, BEDFORD: Retecca CLYDE Chi
tni.soa Nc CoOTao Cutting Liverpool ocean queen,
49, is,inrsn9 Nsvrftv fnis. ! b ladephia I, A..
s Fnn, Bgenes PhtsHs Dsis faespuA
Ba.s-Nar1 Lowell Eekeison BOon Nile hcher ron hfAH'
American 11C I Ease 49, Norfolk uerrgs Bradford csi,'
49,, KieksT,an Boston. Helea Perry New Bedford l1He s
C.iSsnsn Minnie ParTow. sswbeEa n yola n.si o..
Belnsr Petite Nndsef
DrdsaI JAsksonf1Aie Ssro
~ Gsrner Hewps Peavey Armstrong BSesooi "AA''s
state Crockef. BostoE . NJ ~ -.-..r| "--.ft
- Itf. ...t .. ARRIVED. ...Irr
s,s,,asho Nausou Faircioth. Savannah Nd eno pas
d.. Nng ApgeI RToN GAer BAY " GAYS oesh d.
~ T,fbadne Morris Crane Windsor. n y
St n Nsr,hsll Marhan Cow las, C. b., ~ DAYS. toaL
ScIr 4tsauo Ls,AhAlt. AIldsoT. " ~ sas -.
Scs, RsTa Area Dawson, MiadsSr n 81 IL eA9s plaster
r.... SAILED. .r-L.T
o., o,.,eu Cor Ispinvsn ship-g3h s.r Francisco
~ si.rr kax Marssles Brig Aas G. harAsr sr eiofAlIs'
DOMESTIC PORTS.
oxnax ia-Arr.red. brig ABBY Thsrte', hshaoa'i
nEN $500. Pan River Hess. Hoh0ksns Mara Nhiney
~ Ysrk Bsaeal Nswlork ".bdefsr N1 ierS nsel %
Jshp Compton, Newburg Mary A. Grer fhanrph@
for Newport; steamship saADeAs'
o. NJ ia,,i, scbr Sarah x. Thomas for PhAde pbia - -
Sept 6PNssed 10 Or batlno ~ INC t
baTks Capea for tadt y Dsrano "'eP"'l
brig Polsede and lsrgs rset 81 E.wDo,
l3Auived barks James h1eaen .' s!,.aj
wses NJ b. Steisou CesfHegosi brig C"ns"sSi'h' H' ''
Turk :. GA Am. f,r Manila with cargo 81
sslsa Theodore Dueas for Cefki nse"ham Ao
osll,nd Ths AAters5AB has 40 tuus she.-
FOREIGN PORTS.
tx,,rnc, sept l6The steamship Ssmees siieo " DA'h''e
to-day. =. &c ~. .,eamsho B&fhs from Baltnofe N
d. - AZ o ccck forrHooa. - 49,,
hTsd hsIs a. s, steamship MorrO Castle arrived here THIS
norDing. - -
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THE cuERRY.sr. HOMICIDE.

An inquest was held at Bellevue Hospital. by
Coroner Keenan, yesterday the remains of Michael
Malone alias Miller, As years Of age, whose death was
supposed 10 have caused by violence az the hands
Ot George Rogers. Malone found on Monday bl8ht
wing on the sidewalk IN mont No I22 CheIrysr, IN
sensible johanna Robinson OF No. l2j Cheriy-si, tcl
fed that she Rogers suke Malone who Tel heavily
on tie uavemtnt Murphy, Oi the same nulnNT,
heard tue ~ blow. There 40 evidence that
there had been any quarrel between the men. Rogers,
wien arrested denied positively that he had uscd any
violence toward Malone The jury however on the tctu
pofy before them, rendered verdict against Rogers
and the Coroner committed him TO the Tombs 70 await
the action Of the Grand Jury,
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ST. Johns CHURCH. NEWARK.

The conservation of St Johns Episcopal
Church at woodsde suburb Of Newark. did not take
Mace on Tuesday according previous announcement
owing 70 the unexpected absence OF the RI Rev Bsnop
odcnritner arle number Of persons cOngregutcd III
tho church snd. Notwithstanding the postp0nenent OF
the Ceremonies were greatly disappointed as the e
srrcs were OF highly Interesting character The usual
morning services contained In the Book OF Common
praver were observed, tie Rev. NeSsrs IAngdon, NC
Hnfdv JACQUES stanbury, Goodwin. and Hall particl-
naiise The new edico Is neat frame bnildng IN the
sntc The roof open framework with neat racery
az, fe inner side The furniture is OF black walnut the
yLdOws OF stained glass; and the Whole structure nodt
of neatuess II will accommodate wv Peopie anu cVSt
fseOO on which there Il "a debt 81 sl,3O
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The cornerstone of new Baptist Church to
he erected Fifty thirdst between sixth ahd seventh
80 xas laid ON nosday afternoon in the presence Of
numerous assembage, comprising the congregation ana
the members Of other Baptist Churches OF TINS cry
few wears ago Mcssrs Jonas Sparks and John W. stevens
purchased the three lots which tho ehgIch Is 70
stapd at cost Of 40 The lots Will now DflDg e4OO
The basement it stands, was erected by % hri
ers OF baptist denomination az cost OF s2iU Tue
towers which will be the those OF Dr CheeNefs
church. viii have ght Of 10 feet aud 50 feet respect
fVeIy The entire front will DC CO feet IN width III
oonosed 10 purchase additional plot OF ground upon
which 10 construct the portion Of the DndlnR ia Ic
f0flnO "A semcrele tine making the c1trenc deltH l29
feet Tho cost OF the buiiEug WIN w about soJ01 IN a-
dton ~ the amount already expended on the basement
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no,IpgrIC MARKETS

p.,Y7aoss Sent l6Coion duu hidlng 5omnaI 2ls roar
80 rprb,rgrd wheat, duh and nnchsne t"fi nut '.oes
~ Prime wbsst 81 yellow y p a. osis aal a. Of s
le c,s, itrs ITie shoallcrs lac Hams RE Lard roc
SIZE @, .nyfrTI, Ser, Is Cotton unsettled hidding upans
iullt Grade Refined I've Fioar du sna W
~ "a o. kuas sga 80 49, NprihN esra hia Family &c
eUhta srd OHIO SlOa +I Wheat dnl Good Ned
~ Anbsr - Is Rge, III 5td VI 90 Tor Psnnslra pA
- We.,r ~ dsl a for Deawart Corn dnl AMI doopnf
sni ~ n. Arrl Wesles ~ 2ia ~ 20 Oats In fair demand
lersai, and Ohio 1id11c Clover Seed, sSH+o fi n'e"'
az 20 % SIi IS"pl-u IS 19s6 90 Choice Wheat for
.,i,,,s. "a wi l9& lLe lIsudeID 40 DAD t.4t-h -
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r.r.1. RESULT OF AN ACCIDENTAL SHOT

Thomas McCabe, the man who was accidentIy
shot on Tuesday night by officer Herman of the 21st
Precinct Police while that policeman was endeavoring
40 sunnres disturbance at the lagerbeer saloon No 5G5
second died az Bellevue Hospital yesterday morn
tng Coroner Keenan, was notified, ana WIZ holo an III
anest day. Capt Allare Of The 2ih Precinct on learn
INC Of M( abes DEATH placed the officer under arrest 10
await fhe result OF the inquest. McCabc was dVeI III
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