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JOHN T. ELLIS
jelH 300 Penn. avenue, near 10th street.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
LATE STEPHENS 4 CO.,
$40 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th strests
The entire Stock OF Goods, embracing
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING IN LsRcr
VARIETY,
CENTS FURNISHIHG GOODS, TRUNKS,
yALlsIs, sATCHELs, &c,
AT GR1ATLY REDUCED PRIOES,
To close the business OF the late Thomas A. Stepb.
ems, known as Stephens Co., $40 Pa avenue
between 9th and lhth streets.
splendid line of
ENGLISH AND BRENCH CLOTHS AND GAS.
HIMERB3,
At Low Figures
season We offer
sUPBRIOR INDUCEMENTS.
CLOTAlNG MADE TO ORDER Ar VERY
MODERATE PkIOES
Those Who are Indebted to the estate are earnest.
y Iequested 20 call ana settle their at an
eIrfy day.
etock. Lease, Good Will, and Fixtures for sale.
Evening star., 1869-06-11
r. OF SALE OF lxy.GCgHANs1. \.

FARM and 9ABDEN LANDS, and for Country
Residences. in tracts to suit purchasers-7 5, To-,
3, 20, or LOO acres; one mile esst OF the District
By never failing springs of soft water soil of all
ktnds clay, sand, loan, grayelly and black bottom
land; finely situated for gardening. dairyng. stock
raising, or for country seats; turnpike road now
being built; railroad also, and another pro-
Jected and surveyed. Will cell or exchange for
Oi,y Property, and will pay S3 or %, 900 cash
les l6ts 4O7 street
Evening star., 1869-06-11
A BEAUTIFUL LOOATEB COUNTRY arAr
~ EOR SALE.

Bepe hill, near Anaesstia, for sale cheap, before
removal to Prince Georges county This Farm
berries: peaches. grapss. eVDes. and vartetias OF
9vhsr fruit. The view OF the river And city Of
De surpassed Price &7 500: one half cash; bsi.
snce IN one, two, three, and four year..
Evening star., 1869-06-11
MARTIN NJ. ROHRsR,


EOR SALE I've new seven room FRAME
l. HOUSES, hall, bay windows, French roof, and
vater and sink In kitchen Arc most desirable for
dwellings, IN investnen mt for the purpose Of
renting. Inquire of 01OkGE ". LiNVILLE,
Lumber Merchant, corner and ID streets. opno
site Dyer d Hotel. ie8 tts
Evening star., 1869-06-11
JUNCTION RAILWAY.

Esds: haze sss,Ssa to continue the Fsstiv = On
rNATIOHAL JUNCTION RAILWAY.
Notice 10 hereby given that the books of sub
,cription % the espital stock Of the N TiONAL
q Ms: E AGqHs1se r. .e
snS tS.
the sane hours from dsy TO day until at least two
-S dollar Of aid :;o sns s have
HAILzr kILsSass ssf;s. sse,s sse% Of ;i
Fso ,St ois4s aas
II EiII he held y 10 . rMsien.own: M D. o.. comsneieg
sv:nas Ss: sass .s n1s:s
NFC9LD SODA MAIIR AID PpRE sYR-
S gPs q IEReUs0NT DRCa sr0k1,
he ode % trade sc from rh the I'M
IortHat tasiness Of dispsssiss nsdieiSss, sssiss.
iss soSs S dGs.sa.n Fifteen tcksts for
nTHE0K ms yARlEA form. very asr.se.
Ss sa1 an5 sI,e IS0d 4 ..cls
Sed Sy phlsieisns for invalids and children. Sold
ey All Groeen. my "A 2nvew
THALLy HAIR RENRWHR Ar 10 UTs.
az 4
ls S.srss Ss.s s:ss IA
4ishlerS Herb Bitters.
ABfHUR NATTANS, DrusRist,
me H tune25' Corner ID and D streets north,
nEBANKRUPr rCY-fne last amend1,.nt a,
A the BANKRUPT Law provides that in aii pro-
80 nes Commenced aster the hrst dag Of January,
80, no discharge khAii be granted 20 q dehtor
nsets .hsll mot be equal to nifty per centum
% % a%.n ~ y,sred against his estate. alen which
:hst Su RON tse Denss erGs: IL sS:
se,tsn seSr Ssoso for 4 further p,ovae: that
IAN .oiaihons. can receive their discharges
thocth theS may nave no assets. Eotviths stApdine
the pfoyI iuh In view Of its IiuitatioDa ana
mon. ass,ot, s.tn.nt sssets stiIl applying Tor
Persons In this District Who stip Wisb 70 yy.u
themselves cf its benrnt, and who have n ss.sf.
shoHld examine careflllv whether fGex ARE a.,
eiifrd ip the terms Of The limitstton The .ah
scrittr will give Information on this Al All
times without charge.
A;..r at Law and Solicitor in Bsniraptcy.
City Hall.
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beautiful BUlLDINa SITE OF f1l acres with
Grove. half . mile north Of Columbia iollese, ad.
Joining country seat Of Wm. khees, Esq. Aiso.
Lot ID, square s07, northwest cornsv 18th street
snd Vermont avenue. Also, line Farm on the Po
chan for improved city propsItV. App'y to 81,
y GILL, Room 63, third nsor, Post Office build
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
BOAT RACING.

a friendly rowing match came off yesterday
between Edward Smith, OF the Atalanta Rowing Club,
and James White OF the Gulick Club. Both men hold
high positions in their respective Clubs oarsman, and
the match for $780, keenlY watched by the friends OF
each Tho course was from a stake boat of the Eysan
Fields HObOkeu, and half mile up and return. The
first start false one, the word being given and
Smith starting before White ready Smith therefore
rOwed back and both took position again and on the word
90 the boats shot forward Smith having slight lead
This, however White was fast closing up when Smith
broke his stretcher Having good foot hold he had 10
aaeken speed, and this gave White good start Smith,
however. continued pulling vigorously notwithstanding
the disadvantage under which he abOred yet he could
not overhaul his antagonist. White passed the upper
stake boat nearly half minute ahead, and Increased the
distance so that ne in the winner by about q min
ute making the distance, three miles in twentysX mir
Smith, not satisfied with this result has challenged
White 70 row agaIn
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
LAY DELEGATIONS.
MEETING IN HARLEM.


! A meeting for the discussion of the new and
Exciting question Of Lay representation in tho Methodist
Episcopal Church. was held last night In the onehun-
dred and twentyhfthst NJ. L, Church Tore was iull
attendance OF the members OF the Methodist Churches In
Harlem. The meeting called 20 order by MT W.
Leonard, aud Mr. II. II. Gregory was chosen PRESIDENT
Nine Vice Presidents and two Secretaries were
chosen from the various churches IN tho vicinity
The discussion OF the subject was opsnSSG, S
Mr.. Oliver Hoyt, lay member OF uo % Cnuiyn thc
ibiect Mr. Hoyt said az the trouble that had ever
arisen in the Methodist Church was upon tlo -
S srtIcnstinn i'm the councils OF the church. No df
ficulty had ever arisen on the suuecJ Oh -
resolution to take the OF the sisters on hs sneo
wos Introduced in the General Conference Oy M oppe
nen of 1he easure who believed the ladies' WOulu Noo
aSa aga M he e had no doubt their good Judgment wod
lead large majority of them to Note I2r lay @
man smoke publicly for the first time last nlght III razor
of me movement. After long anH oareiu @ t @
event OF the Church and impefatVcE demanded ny 1he
e1dCences of the times. The Methodist
stood alone i'm the Protestant world ON TINS matter NO
church required much actual lIHd WORK OF Us my
memborsp while no other Protestant chureh eAeaeeu
snrung the great heart OF the church, anu was lo
the outGrowth of ambition for power lie referred
! BILE Bishep Morris, expressing himself warmly IN IN
| favor OF the movement. Mr. Atktuson thought II tho
measure failed now would still be agtated and could
rot be eIcctuay pnt down. The Rey Dr. CROOK, eutOr
of The Molhodis spoke next. At the present time, he
said NOT only tho management Of the tneracy of the
missions, and of the publishing Interests OF the ehutc
were under the exclusive control VI the preachers, but
the membership could trade cell their church pu
erty without the consent Of the Conference Inc great
business and property interests OF the church,
OF money were all under the control OF the ministry,
for managing business affairs was excluded Would 1t
not better that who had given their lives to the
book business should manage the Methodist Book Con.
Germ than that IL should be In the hands OF preachers but
! little acquainted with the publishing business
At the close Of Dr. Crookss able argument the meeung
| adjourned
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
THE AIR LINE RAILROAD TO RosToN

An adjourned meeting of the Board of En-
gneers, which sat at Middletown, Conn, Tuesday
last by order OF the courts to determine the location OF
the bridge the Connecticut River for the Air
Line' Railroad between NewYork and Boston, VIII be
hed In this city to-day. The Board consists Of Gen
George b. Mcclellan, Gen q. A. Gilmore and Gen. L.
W. Stuart The Connecticut Legislature has authorized
tne bridging OF tho river at Mddlcown and Congress
nus utde the bridge post road The Chief Engineer OF
me, ro ~, llne, Cen T. w: Serre, has surveyed three
% ~ 9i % ihe bridge and road 20 connect the opposite
DhAs " the Connecticut at MiddetOwn and the i,Oard
oi Engneers which meets today is TO decide which OF
hehe oules Is most practicable and least likely 10 I'm.
Jute the navigation OF the river. The only entirely neg
portion OF tG AIR ne 10 be constructed Is the stretch be-
tween NeW'iiaVen ana Wllimantic 49 miles. This nor.
ton s 10 De bulI by new railroad company tie 'New-
Haven, hiddletOWn and Wllmantic," and connects nj
and at the other WITH the Boston, Hartford ana Erie
That section OF Inc road between NewHayen and Mid.
tie gaJshes just out Of RewHaVen Is already
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
THE TLDRIDGE.sr MALPRAcrlcg CASE

Coroner Keenan, yesterday, at the examina-
ton.room the City Hall. concluded the investigation
into the circumstances attendant the death Of Mrs
Therese Brush No. 70 Eldrdgcst from the effect Of
an abortion alleged have been produced by Mrs Ann
Eckcrt alias Burns. midwife residing a No TIC Clinton
ST. The particulars Of the hnvc been given hereto
fore considerable length ~ TIE TRIBUNE Henrietta
Trochcmanc ~ No. IS Market ST. testified that she was
Acquainted with the deceased. whom she considered
woman Of bad character deceased told her she wished
10 have an abortion produced. and going 90 "a
woman I'm Cliutonst., who would do n FOR s2O.
Dr. Eugene SchOcning testified tuat lac had been called 10
attend deceased. who very weak from hcnurthagc,
which ultimately caused DEATH and Dr. Wooster Beach,
who made % post mortcm examination Of the body Of de-
ceased said that Ia his opinion death had resulted from
uterine hemOuhagc. consequent upon miscarriage. The
then given 10 the Jury who rendered verdict
that deceased came to her death from heiunriage'
probably caused by Mrs Ann Burns" The Coroner de-
cdcd hold the prisoner 10 bail la the sum Of 81 CO., Mr.
Francis Hawkins Of No. l2l West Tenthst became her
surety for that amount ana she released from
tOdy. The accused Is native Of NcwJcrsey aged 80
years, and says she ID not guilty Of the charge.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
LIBEL OF A CORPORATION.

The hnicterbocker Life Insurance Company
agt Johl u. EccesiHc-suprcmc Court, General Term
Mcneil, Jones, aud Friedman, Jusccs-This was nm ac
uon by The Insurance Company against the publisher Of
the lfo Insurance Clarl' for various publications re.
spcctug them, winch u their complaint they aycrrcd m
general phrase had greatly injured their business. but
without specifying special cases Of injury. on the com.
plant sounding lh libel they had the defendant arrested;
on his motion Tie defendant released from arrest.
ihe pihiuihS then appealed, aud the case was
argued yestrtday, The parties raise several tech
meal points, but the most novel question discussed
was whether corporation could sustain libel It was
argued Tor the defendant that libel assa-
ing he feelings OF the person lbcled ana therefore not
Hppicable 10 corporation or something specially iniur-
ing MS business ~ winch case SPECIAL damage that
the particulars OF the injury must be alleged which was
not done IN this complaint On the plaintrs side 10
was argued that any injury TO character was libel and
tie character oi corporation was IT'S reputation which
was Injured by tins publication The Court It's
decision Mr. Darlington for plaintiff; Mr. Mcmahon for
defendant
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
INOTrEgTS.

Coroner Flynn yesterday held an inquest at
No l5 Westinghouse over the body Of George Sullivan
aged A years and native OF Ireland who died from
compression Of the brain, received by accidentally failing
from au upper bsO,y window On Thursday morning last
lie picked mp nsensbe, and remained IN that cOndi
uon ntl al day when death ensued Also over the
b.dy u llOuas stafford deaf mute, aged II years.
who Gicd g NJ $50 Eleyrtgye. from injuries received
on saturday last, hrSng been struck by locomotive OF
The HCcsOh River Railroad at Eeyentlaye and Forty
tcNc:ihat TIC deceased was chasing goat on the
iiuck' anu Lot bearing The signal was run down.
friOLtF tfnu HsI concluded the inquest the boy
Thomas lV"ely, no killed Saturday afternoon
by 'dhng beneath train Of Of the Hudson River
Railroad drawn ~ adutnnY engine al the corner OF Hud
and C4llst5 verdict OF accidental death was rem
dercd te jury generating the cOnduetOr and engueer
order tEat sucl accidents may be- guarded against
.. Coroner SchrmT yesterday held an inquest az the
10 gne over TIC boz " of john Donovan VINO died from
tIc ecc Of fail from scan0ld received several days
aEO Deceased nat " Oi this city, aged 36 years
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
UNsAFE HuILDINGs.

Since last report Mr.. James VI. Macgcgor,
the Superintendent Of Buildings. has caused surveys to
be made Of the following designated buildings with the
result appended:
No BoHe unsse Foundation George W Wscl efsee Store
~ s.. OueluudteI. mflst t8 n w. from TlHaye
dwelling, uus. .ie umhers Mrs raitrrsou owner
cor Fouhave and Fouriseaatt. unsafe eLmneya John
Paue
l53 Ebethst, unsafe chimney Thomss Fsuulng owner
Store aud dr einur
No lgl rria,e store and daeng unsafe wall Mrs C.
NO i2 Broadway, hotel wsman Este owner Un,, norh
walls.
5g Esst TTehhtt nar occupied. vs.
lrsstc
South dlc rlrbst, l2j feet west nom Hshh ave. thence
running ouhoy along los foi 6dechugs unsafe chin
Iels all tuuUef o .oHrs. Isaac OlrrIeyer owner
No $50 West Shteenbtt factory unsafe gable Frederick
kceeT
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
MISSION MOVEMENT on THE PACIFIC RAILWAY
The American Baptist Home Mission Society

received some time since promise from the officers Of
the Union Pacific Railway Of lands on which to locate
missions the line Of that road In pursuance Of that
arrangement Committee OF the Home Mission Soci ~,
consisting Of the Rev Dr. l.. l.. Taylor Of Brooklyn, the
Rev Dr. j. s. BaCkus OF NcWG York. Corresponding Scce-
tares Of the Board the Rev Waylaud HOyt ~ Brooklyn
member OF the Board and the Rev DIR. \. j. Mason OF
Boston. Mass the District Secretary Tor NewEnglaid,
will start this evening FOR Chicago, where they viii take
the Union Pacific Road for California They will be
cOmpauicd by several friends three ladies being in the
party They propose TO select sites along the line ~ the
road for the establishment Of missions the lots selected
by them be given 10y the management Oi The roads,
both on the Union and Central Pacific lines. The party
will stop Virginia City, Carson, Denver Central CITY.
and Nevada Cy, and possibly at other places on tic
route, aud attend to Mission interests on their arrival
I'm san Francisco the Committee propose 10 visit the i'm
portant cities and towns IN California and Oregon on the
Pacific Coast They expect 10 be gone between three
and four mouths. --,~--...-... J..
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
Also over tSs body Of John Fleming aged e years, Eno

Iiso over the body OF John Fleming aged 70 years who
died suddenly No. 40 from disease o ne
heart Als0 over the body OF Henry Metz, German,
aged as yeArs who died suddenly yesterday at Nc o4
Fifth-st Also at No. 2 West 2thst over the ooay oI
Richard Bengough aged % years, who early YESTERDAY
morning fell from fOurth-sOry window OF the aeo'e
residence TO the pavement, and was instantly hle'
Also at the MOrgue, over the body OF unknown a
found floating in the East River, on No No
foot OF Thrtyseventh-st. Abraham Aaron OF Ing
nm nm town on the front platform OF car No. ~
OF the Belt Railroad Line I'm South-st, was & pnb Rein
either accidentally by design, the pat ~ the car
much crowded at the time and falling IN trOh' VI
one wheel passed over his knee causing and the
fracture He removed 10 iieiievue, On sunday
driver OF the car was taken into CUSTODY hut
Coroner Flynn took his aptemS%'eaas or as wished OIL ac
Aaron unable TO say wietheI nc o desi,ate any par
tcular Que OF he crowd The driver naI ~ facts
car as soo0 os nossble and from tins stauhent " @
t%e Srover iensed the driver from arrest Aar9 ps
not hen believed be m eS yesterday after
@ NJ vas native Of Germany aged - years Al
Innuest will be held to-day
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
AN OLD ASSIGNMENT

VIM. p Richardson agt. George Law-Supreme
Court General Term, Before Clcrke, r. j. Cardozo aud
Barnard In 1858 John Graham assigned certain cnins 20
George Law Horace Greeley and T. Williams IN trust 70
pay all persons for claims which they might have against
him. In 1860 Graham prOcuroda reassgnmeut him hut
Law insisted rs condition the deposit with him OF
600 10 secure him from all claims arising Of the
The deposit was accordingly made. The plaintiff Re.
ceiycr OF John Grahams estate claims the money
back, with interest; and on this appeal the interest is tho
main question. On the hand IL IL claimed that the
money deposited u pledge, for which the de.
iendant was responsible IN specie and therefore could
bear no INTEREST," the other side, that the defendant
was bound 10 invest It at interest but aid IL for his
own purposes. and therefore Is liable for interest De-
elsiOn Reserved
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15

FROM LyEEPOlL-ln steamship Minnesota, Jane IA X
Tlam .ou d. Miller Mss Caharue Reese H. G. Kingsley and N
SIS pnra0 Phillips Mrs "oo4bou'e John Farley MI ArGlh.
NOT N Elus Dr. H. T. l.yes aud viie William Hayes Maeoher
I.Fr..
FROM CHARlESTON-Iu steamship Manhattan. Jrue l-Ms VI
Miller. T. o. Nsls j. y. More, J. l. OdGer., 9t W. A. HopWn
Mrs Hif.an ard chidrn. MIS- Wheatug 4 ; Barows W A.
uppn H. Louar wife. Mrs burrss Mrs NJ H. Barue and
child L. Hat Mlss j. W. Hart Mra W 4 Barroas Mrs Creigh-
tom M. Hart Mr. " Hart. and children O. H. Walter
Il y Olarau and WIFE Mr. H. d. H. oypsnLrm Miss H. Moses VI
1 1lnifh Levy aud g. shaw, j. {. Bowman,
re, f. r1y r. A. swift vile. b. Fruan, Mrs s H. Rob
lnnu aui u Mat oBurn l. G. Bridges ~ J. Dean,
" b. or I Coos W. Iyucr, wife and child J. T.
McEyoy Mcguy D. Smith. y b. Aian aad wife X r Cong
don aud wife Nlur Won rru8B, wife and children w Haua r. H.
Iutudrs a1 u e Mss G. Louuies Miss r. LowHdes G. NJ Nile.
s. T. AuuUa Busrhaok. Ms Sounesak and chdreB Mrs. j.
Forster q. Dousas. Mir, peyeIeuS. and on deck
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Palmyra Palermo Mrs. l2 Mena 5 and Naples
' S,sassio T,uta,au woog Charleston le and pass
3 E' Aa'' a1 ., l,qo Si. E's, i5 .1i ia G. @
Bas Bn6sm Fo,er Ncsua O. dlys sd Gibraltar iJdays frut
1 N w. rt, Gnson son., Carsnns II days suga and
lrs Scotland coee1 D,aaun 2 d,' sugar and aoIa'ses
Hata.i sas N.:i5y Gqasga' = Elm; r Ies, Inn .o''', 8
Gun.uci, b. a. clr susan yaa iuHt for NeT'iorS J9se =
ANA p T'1 'aioa t'l' Oa,ioli @ e. 6 D ~ a''' coal
BH Ggos.c Down, Le Demnrla May a. aud BarJ'ioes May
sar A. Iaan.en waI wa.ugqn, n C. days, naval stores,
SsT Waa.a Holmes, ., osatl Washington b. G. day, coal
S,hr >tsrnan oohoon, Washington \ G aa,'. shingles
F. rabeas racrlor Fan, r, Aica aad Laura for NewlOrk
h3H iva, a.i1r sdas Pro- lo' Nco.lors IS days. hr Gra
ss65 q,,le Edso g. Lqts @ G',s Bay l,. d,- ,5, ss,
sehr ocean Queen, wreor. Nantucket dsl
Schr CALVIN. Clara Calais days lumber
S,Sr s,rab, smith ioeLaoi, lime
,s Sch! S aud rasi d Soo ] Ws.., r. DAY. gs'1s master.
SeRr SeR SaCao WIsd aeh,,. DAYS Spa "
scnooNERs-KivKR ANncoA,rwsE
Jc.iia,dsr, E.laCsthpo, Poster iioogsr Pav,a.les
Amanda. RoudouL r. NJ. Clars, Providence.
H. A. Demug, Portland, c. JAS PMleL ~, Providence
Stephen Waraaa Sea.Bedforl sarah 4 Reed Providence
Harriet Lewis, NeNrorL Mara lrarn. stanford
EdN ad Liud,lrr. NcW.Ilaven H. rhomas WoJds Hole
II. 5. simpson, Woods Hole. Clltlt Hartford,
Texas Newport. III, Della r.rfe Fall Rive.
Clara Jane, Luhcc Rachel Jane. NtwDlr.
PbcuH New Haven. Senator iightdn.
bILA Hamilton, Norwch Angler. New. Bedford
Louisa, Newport Henry Parker. NeN.LOujon.
Nellie W. Benedict WLoudcu. E Nelson, Georgetown, D. G.
TuBis DrprW, virginia. Two Murys Virginia.
L. r. Pbto Gcorgvtogn d. G. S Wasoe GeoFyoown D. Q.
Thomas q. Benton. Virginia. Geo. II. llo,L Virginia.
Asa Eidddge, Virginia D. H. steelman, Virginia
BELOW.
Bark Windsor, irou Cow Diy q Il.
SAILED.
sLps-Sir Robert Peel for Londou Cascacus, Tor Liverpool
DOMESTIC PORTS.
wlLAiSCToN ~ g. Juue lL-Ilead steamship Lucille for Bal
more. Arrived steamships Rebeca gnl lau from NrN.Yor
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
THE STRIKE OF THE CAP MAKERS,
NEw.YORK RIFLE BATTALION SHOOTING PES


Among the many German pic-nics that had
been advertised for yesterday and spoiled 10y the
weather there the shooting festival OF the NewYork
Rife Battalion, Major =. Hcmmer Rilcmon don't get
frightened at inclemeDt weather, and 50 the battalion
and the rife companies from this city and neighboring
places invited by them. went TO the shooting grounds
Landmarks Hamilton Park on Sxty-ninth-st between
Second and ThirdaYes In the afternoon shouting the
part OF the rcmen, who were IN fu uniform, commenced
at about p. m and lasted until nighfa Tho weather
having cleared IN the afternoon gOOdly number Of
friends visited the Park, which had been prUfuscly
decorated with American and German flags. One uf The
main attractions dancing in the open hail OF the
Park. Lager beer flowed down the thrOlt5 OF Thirsty
mOTals 10 the usual quantities. but as u the 40 most
German festivals where they not iutericrCd WITH
there no iutOXcatiOn and 10 rOtng. Tho festival
will be continued today by shooting, and in the evening
the prizes will be awarded 10 the best mark, Tie
hrs prize Is $50 aud gold medal. the second $50 and
silver medal the third So and the other prizes
graduated accordingly. In the afternoon tie children OF
the members Of the battalion VIII contest IN gyuDasc
exercises and the best performer is To obtain prize IN
the evening bail VIII be gwen I'm the fine hall Of the
Park, Which has been handsomely decorated for the
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
about one.thIrd dQne.and ns.. Il III" -n,A

-, aors and the next six miles Of The road
about 9nsjtO''G GsTSaea' aSapa 4 thousand TINS :. iron
s peyono On the ground at the Other extremity
are ,be ew.Haven, Mfddletown and Willimantio
9i M ,1rasd The grading Of stretch Of 70 miles between
1Iiimant tic and Putnam Is pushing forard rapidly by
re goEton Hartford and Erie CoupNry, and from Put
nam the line cc;npete aud IN runng order to osio
The towns ana cities along the route have voted the
nancy 10 the support enterprise with great sp
and ecraity Az an election held last spring, Newnh
ven loaned the credit of the city TO the amount or s
OO0 Midde;own has subscribed $340OOO; Mlddeneld w
seo Portland Sos 600; Chatham $4,000 Marlboro sv
oO; Hebron S2sOOO Total 050,59O Other STOCK SUI
crpons TO the amount Of S5OOOO0 make sum tota oi
81 $50 500 and the Company by the terms OF the chi
ter authorized to Issue First hortgage ,5Vnus W IN ~
amount equal TO Onehah the cash expended III the con-
stTuetion OF the road. .-.f .... ......
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
THE RosENDALE HOMICIDE.

Yesterday morning, at the opening of the
Court Of oyer and Tcrminer in Westehoster Comfy Mrs
Julia A. Andrus indicted accessory to the fact in
the murder Of Thomas COrwln by Wallace McDanic at
the Rosendalc House Contralave, in Morrsania on
the 2d day of May last appeared with her Counsel j. H.
The Court consulted with District Attorney, when
the bail fixed at 5000 Between and o'clock III
the afternoon bail given In two uretcs, Tor her al
pearance at the September term Of the oyer and Tcrm
ner at which time the will probably be disposed OF.