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PASSENGERS ARRIFED.

FROM LIvERPOOI-In steamship Egypt June 27..Mrs.
ROBINSON Miss s. b. Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. J: NJ Andrews
Mrs and Miss Heggum, Mrs. Marg Harnei and INFANT,
Jaes Calaghan Mr. and Mrs. Patterson w. Martin Mar
lin IL w smith the Rev II. Marden sou, nurse and infant.
Miss Pierce tho and Mrs J. d. satehell Lttletse
d; Woodman Miss NJ. A. Wilkins. Mrs T. Andrews BIT;
lowe Mr. and Mrs l.. Kaal. children, and infant w ana
Mrs w bradley Bradley, Miss ~ j. Wood, Miss Mel
lie IIoOle. NJ.
and MIA Layne, r. J. Burton, Mr.: Hemore g. NJ A. Harry
" f. Perry j. Knapp w Nent II. Freeman, q sinclair, j.
Iemde Harle, Mas victor Mr. iedlie, M Iagsart,
Mr. Beya,r.eg Mrs IT, King Mt and Mrs Waddngton ana
io MIR and Mrs Simmons I. SuJley Miss Don
evau Miss : LEVEL, Miss T.. LEVEL !. Harding Mks M
Francis q. Francis O. Bubb, Miss f. Mckennn,
Miss May Kenna, J. Brook r. Hin George Brown
PROM BREMEN-In Ste01aship oar, June TT WINK
hans NJ Kraft, Miss Mary Gussmann Miss Lcie oussnan
Iohn krapke Mrs r. Gibson and children, Jonh Saper
rver Carl i,eer Miss Helene stern. Miss Emma Stern.
II fancon H. Kompner W. W. Shipper and wife, Col Lewis
and wife, Miss Willing. u - w. -, no ,,
from LONDON-fn Steamship France June 28.I4iss
Emma Winler Miss N. A. Wilkinson Mrs. NJ. j. Fowler T.
Van sIvse Miss r. Wheeler Henry Eytinge Thomas Couch
man Mr. Burne infant Miss Eliza Skudder Mrs r. Har
Is Jacobs J0br H. Stees, II. t. English Alonzo Moore
chas Hammond Walker Mrs. Geo. Walker, nurse AMI
infants ID. Ventura, L. d. Ventura Ihos Ill., f. d. hAro
iu0J
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
lFor other ship Nc,cs see FIN Page. !


ARRIvED Sunday. June 81
Steamship Wisconsin (Br Forsyth Liverpool June 49, ano
Queenstown l7th with mdse and pass to Williams Gmon
steamship Egypt (Br) GrogaD Liverpool June 10 ana
Queenswn nth with mdse aud pass to = W. j. Hurst -.
steamship Waco Greeninan. Galveston June H. VIA
Key Wcst 22d, 18th mdse and pass TO G H. Mallory q Co
steamship dominion. Walker Richmond CITY Point ana
NOrok with ndse. and pass TO Old Dohnion Steamship Co
steamship aucus Bearse Boston, with mise and pass
MetroI O!an Stesinshp Co. -. - .
BARK Bath Thorn, Genoa OIL days with marble
Bark Arcangsio ta, cacace. Girsent 4s days. with sui
Bark Candida a Cardone Smyrna 80 days with ncorce
BARK Anna Qta Cosa, scanalova April o. with cor
Brig c. sweeny (of Harrington White MaanIas II daya
Biis Ceres (of st. Andrews n. B Robinson. cardenas
Big Stella Lodge of Hafa1 Could Havana II days. with
Eng A. Snow Of Liverpool N. g., smith. roints pisrs Is
Brig Gipsy Queen of PortAud Morgan. Havana 10 dayA
Brig D. Q. Robinson DevcresuI. CArdcnas days Win
His Star tcf NewHavsn) Foster Antigua 70 days
Eng D1sy lof BrssoD Duncan pernamsuoo May H. with
Brig Torrent (of Portandh wilder. Csrdsnas days. with
Brs naltc Gould, sagus dsys. In bsllast
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nas any Of them in their respective districts and nope
that II these gentlemen TO be sent to any state ns
taiicn next Winter, IL will not be 70 the Capitol
(Rochester Express (Rep.l
There is q growing tendency among the
Nope 10 ignore party platforms Those documents have
Non go often deuonstrsted to he moro sound and fuIy,
Sruifyng nothing. that they longer challenge the
pubic attention command tho pablo RESPECT Rea
soning men do detect to the stability OF
our currency in any ambiguous resolution Of state
PLATFORM St. Louis Republican (ind)
Nothing is to be gained by q wihful closing
az the eyes to facts they exist II is the part OF
wisdom believe for honest journals OF all parties TO
recognize naatess have not yet subsidized and
10 continue seaous in the work OF pointing out the cor
rect principles by which the nation sbould DO governed
The other States must far as possible, DO Kept from
falling victims the financial heresy with which Ohio Is
90 badly afiicted.-tDetrois Free Press tDem)
We think that the people who argue that
there be only two parties IN the neld IN tnc het
Presidential campaign assume great deal II the people
OF United States should concludc TO hght exclusively
on that line they would turning their backs upon the
real issues which confront them The inexorabe stress
OF events will force thon ~ action Tho country VIII not
be suffered 10 remain m,h longer In its prest mt cond
ton In short IL cannot remain 1t must pretty soon
make many important and radical changes or cnaos ana
night in aspects than the nnanca are no. TAT
lssn y sncisco Bulletin INDY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-28
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Barnums Hppodrome has taken possession
of Toronto. G. W.
Signor Rossi will make his first appearance
In England next fah - a.,
Mr.. Phelps will, probably, take his farewell
OF the stage next seasoh .
Mr.. Toole will reappear in London early IN
November, st tho Gaety Theater
M,ss Nelson will appear, at the Gaiety, Lon
don in nov play, founded Ola one of the poems o Kenny
The Park Theater is presently. to be made
vocal by the wauss OF Mrs oates ana her company OF
comic opera singers
Mr. bronson Howard goes to Berlin, in
sn~nst with Mr. Charles Wyndham. The latter VIII act
Rod Socket, in a German version OF hr' ho"arus
Saratoga"
"Girofle -Girofia" in English enters on the
seyeuth week OF It's run at Robinson Han. CMipefic
aud Ro6e Auvcrge" also in English, are underlined Ior
production next week .,
Messrs. Campbell and Barr, .well-known and
well esteemed variety ayers have been engaged a1 .ns
shskespcares Seven Ages ana IN DINER comic speciai
ties, Tonight -, 4,
A nlay named "Ffom Dawn to Daylight"
and described as g new society drama - ne no
Nv cin entitled The Sab Sentia DramaQue, winch
is supervised by Miss Fanny Morant
Mr.. Jefferson will sail for England, on We'd
nesday in the Russia acoonae,1 NY as as Pin VAN WIN
HE, and subsequently W make pi0asute uiP vi ''e
Continent.
Mr.. George Belmore is coming over from
Boucicaut has revised the play for lnn ana II rs sld
has cb improved his original Work DIT bouclcau
Is also writing play for Mis- Rouspy
The dramatic season at the F1ith Avenue
rns"a." viii he acle for the 18TH timefor the
henet OF various workers about the theater
xsnnc Thsstar will remain closed until August 2, when
the Yokes Family vii emerge thefe.
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NO VERDICT REACHED.


Price, the new Witnesses will probably be indicted
next month on Mrs. TtOns complaint, and her test-
mony and that of Mr.. Beecher and the trials Will DC
promptly urged as the evidence which they offer Is
feature in the case. An effort was made to In
dict them last week. Mr. Shearman. who Is conduct
ing the matter, stated yesterday that notice was
sent to Chief Clerk Faron of the District Attorneys
office Of the desire of Mrs. Tton and Mr. Beecher to
enter complaint. Mr.. Faron was absent from the city
at tho time, and his deputy discharged tho Grand
Jury either without knowing of the request or in dis
regard Of it. Mr.. Shearnan added that MIR. Beecher
and Mrs. Tilton will go before the Grand Jary
which assemblies July and press
the indictments. On being asked If there was any
evidence in dsproof of the story of Loader and frce
other than that furnished on Mrs. Titon's affidavit,
Mr.. Sherman answered acknowledgement they
could have been met at every point and the defense
regretted that counsel for the plaintiff had not intro
duced these witnesses, as they might have done.
This remark appearing to confirm n rumor that the
new evidence was known to the plaintiffs lawyers
long before the case was concluded, Mr.. Sherman
was asked if such was the case He answered.:
have been informed by Francis f. Dana (who is
a son-in-law of the Rev. DIR. Budington) that his
(Mr. Dana's) wife knew about the whole matter the
day before the evidence before the court was closed
MIR. Dana obtained the same information in detail
on the same day that the evidence closed,
and this he Immediately communicated to Mt.
Norris This was all before the close of the evidence
before the court, which gave the plaintiffs counsel
an interval of nearly week before the summing up
commenced, and about three weeks before they at
tempted to take any action in the matter They sim
ply did not want to bring it in until it should be TOO
late for it to receive consideration The Ist hiOr-
nation on the subject Intended for the public was
furnished The brooklyn Rerier and one or two other
papers, and afterward the matter was put into the
hands of reporter of The Ae,c- York HGdm for nm
to work up. 1 have direct information that The
Herald reporter was in the office Of Judge Morris at
the time the affdavits made on the 10th OF
June, and believe he was furnished with copies of
them the same day.
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MUSICAL NOTES.

VerIi's Aida" with Miss Hauck as the
heroine has proved highly attractive at resin.
The destruction OF theater at o., LEEDS ls,. IN ~
tbFhtro ROYAL DO Londrcs, sitr6 dams Humet Lone"
Sig. Carp was to replace Nicollni IN the
Coycnt Garden version of Ioteligrm on .e ~ IN
don -
Herr Carl Krebs, the father of Miss Marie
Krehs tho panist, celebrated at Dresden ON the 81
ms, inc 18th anniversary Of his appointment as cape-
me ster 70 the King of Suxony.
The manuscripts left 10y Donizetti have re-
comfy beer examined gt Bergamo, and among tch arc
49, and unheard OPERAS with French texts.
de Duo d'Aibe aud "Denx i0mncs ct une tenme.
Tic ibretto OF the former (Which is by Scribe 10 ne
translated into Italian and one account says tia the
neTa will e performed at Bereamo next season. Otner
srcounts state however that, ewing 10 the almost es
sIe handwriting and the pulling manner III wmch
Donjzetti generally noted down his music carenu OK
amnatioD Nv experts will be necessary before IL can DC
how these relics shall be gwen 10 The world
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BRIG Nellie ntaL, Lsurs MsrsSies 90 days With mdse
Brs Thomas CampbsL Lewis, PET spssn 81 day" win
Big Nuovs Casemers (spanl Duval Havana IL day"
scr Moro Castle Nsus San salvador days With ginea
sehr. WldGre lof Gloucester, Besrse' CAV
schr Garrett p. Wright croppr EaeutheIa 8 day" WIZ
scSr J,cob Housmsn Rider Eieuthcra dayA With pnee
schr PrigadIer (of Rockand Norton, Havana daJ" WI"
sc,r Nellie scott tof Easport Milan. caibareu Ia days.
sehr Gamma (of Fast Macias) Gupn, suevtas II days.
sebr Gov J. Y smith Ccf Provdcnce crowe st. Jaso ~
Schr sunny South Derricksqn, Mobile Is dsya with um'
schr VIM H. Jones Line. Fernandins days. with nav"
schr IT H. seavey Trask Pcrnandna days with lampss
schr Rtgewood, Johnson Georgetown, D. Co sosy" WV
schr. susan Harkcr. Gsrwood. Fernandins days. WIN
lumber. cc
scHoOSRRs-RyBg AND CoAslwBy ,,....
Elizabeth White, Virginia. Henry II Wooa, rmH"A>
John Kelso, Virginia. D. Hastings nIsgh.A'
o. Curtis Virginia H. Nchos Fi.kImn
J. D. Williams. Baltimore. s. Coursey, Emumolc.
A +. Kindbcrg. Alexandria J.: A. WMford Bstmor~
a. Anderson baltimore NM . cray ~ re nndoo
A. Il. Russell. Portland, c. y 81 Wells Portland: ~
sloop Annie Gibson Shelly, Virginia
wIND-sunset Light, s. e. hasy of shore
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLESTON. June g7saled, steamship Charleston, sn<
Mercedta for New. York.
HALIFAX n g. Juno 90. The steamship St Lawrcnce OF
Prince Edwards Island came In collision Win on MP,
The brig Nazarne from Liverpool TOR Barbsdoe WIN csss
Of lumber, arrived here today FOR repairs
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THE HOT WEATHER SATURDAY.
sIrNsTROKEs IN PHILADELPHIA.

sUNsTROKEs IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-The mercury yes
teray reached 9so One death occurred from the heat
aud acme half dozen cases Of sunstroke reported
TWO DEATHS FROM HEAT IN BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, June 27.-The weather here
Yesterday was excessively warm. There were several
cases of sunstroke. two OF which proved fatal
EFFECTS OF sULTRY WEATHER IN THIS CITY.
The heat was slightly moderated on Satur-
day evening though the storm appeared to have no last
ing effect in lowering the temperature Yesterday the
thermometer was as high % saturday, tho mercury
REACHING 05o "a 10 D. H., eight degrees higher than Il
,.,- la, year n thu same lime, With shout tho Same dit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.

HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.
HAVANA June to late adverse news from
abroad and the gold exchange market has been du
md nr;ces nominal holders high for buyers; Nos 10
TO Il D. - I39a reals arroba NOS 10 TO 20 d. - re
oil reals MOasses sugars 10f1lli2 reals Concentrated
sugars fair TO good quality, lO4al reals In gold Ssa
reals Centrifugal Sugars Nos IL to 49, In boxes i5sal6
$4,000 and 4o9o hhs receipts Of doh tho
the veet "a 500 boxes aud 5000 hhds:, including
500 boxes and sioo hhis. to the United. states
NoIssses aaf Bacon-x34 $50 y cvt. ButterAmercan.
s5oGs s5 ; qnintsl. Tionr-s$oa533 Dbl Hans ms,
sDyarcnret SSSdS42 p quinta. Lard. in kegs s5l z50
az 75 y Guinal; in tins, st5as4i Tallow, Sz7as2g
aH.ntai wsx-Yeiow, sl3 5Oasl4 quntai White SiIS
reals y gallon Empty ogslssds 81, 1865 90 Lumber
fat. white Pine, 1865 NJ; Pitch iine, $Jod4l,
shocks flat Box reals, White Navy Beans 2i'a2o rsas
arroba Chewing Tobacco. S5ids56 quipa ceGn ~ 2
. b. Fregis fair demand loading at Havana tor tho
fnifed states 70d 7jc hogshead Of sugar
s3 spanish Gold 2O9a2i0 Exchange quiet on the nnted
States 80 days, currency 9oae2 prem shor. sg o
lbs prem On London, ljOal52 pIem On Paris l2oSl22
pr
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPC RI
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON. Monday, June %. 1871 q m.
SunODsis for the past tCensu-fotU hours.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, I
WARRINGTON. Monday, June %. 1871 m.
SunOpsis for the past tcensvfoU hours =.
The barometer has fallen over the Atlantic
States with southwest Winds warm and partly CLOUDY
weather. -, . ... .,o.,
southwesterv winds, falling barometer. warm clear
weather vaed from the Ohio valley 10 the 3uiI'
Falling barometer, northwest to southwest Winds
partly cloudy cooler weather. with occasional rain on
the lakes. .,. .... ,r,,a.
Rising barometer northwest and northeast WINDS
cooler cloudy weather. and occasional rain In inc North
West. ,,.,. 80
fallen at Cincinnati and ST. Louis.
Ir0babttes.
For the Gulf and South Atlantic states, stationary or
falling barometer south west 10 northwest winds
party cloudy weather, followed in the Cur States ny
cooler cloudy weather and occasional rain.
For TIE Aiddie and Eastern states fdhtng odTomeer'
-eax ss-,cest ,rnds followed oy rest ana norh
,cst i,ds iscrr temperature increasing ciodtaess ana
occasional RAN. - r. -,.,.,
For the lakes the Ohio Valley and Tennessee rising
barometer, southwest 70 northwest WINS; cooler
cloudy or partly cloudy weather. and occasional ram
For the Upper Mississippi and the Lower Missouri val
leys stationary rising barometer, n0rwest 10 nortn
east winds cooler clearing, and partly cloudy weather.
The rivers Will remain nearly stationary.
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ELSEWHERE,

DETROIT, June pa frame BUILDING occu-
pied by Babelliou Hinchman as feed-mii was De
sroyed by fire Friday night An adjoining brick ouiid-
nortiay DESTROYED Fifty tons OF feed and valuable ma
chnery were destroyed. The firm estimate the loss at
100000 insurance men say 10000 The property WAS
insured for 50 900.
GREENcAsTLE, Penn, June 27.-The extensive
machine shops and foundery Of j. b. Croweli Co. were
totally destroyed by fire Saturday evening The loss
will probably amount to 100000 with light Insurance.
The fire accidental.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., June pa fire last
night in Of the mills Of the Lppett Wooden company
in Woonsocket caused loss OF about $4,000 Insured
GREYcoURT, n. Y, June 27.-Seeley's -four
re mills at Chester were destroyed by fire this morning
The loss Is $4,000
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FOURTH or JULY LECTURE IN BOSTON BY A
FIFTH MARYLANDER.

BOsTON, juno 27.-Nr. IbOmas M. henHy'
Commander OF Post 2. O. A. r. has received the follow
ing letter from Mr. A. W. spates, aawyer well known III
Baltimore aud washiDgto and member OF Company
of the 9Th Regiment OF Maryland:
BALTIMORE June 81, 1878
MY DyAs SIR, Our Regiment meeting with such an extra
srnary reception hands OF your Post and he people
suggested thai Visit you aid
deliver lecture "A southron Impressions Of boston
uuder Of Post III tils my services
are at your disposal dosing 20 give public testimony 10 e
above heart being hied 10 overcoming
ne ybt OF yo,r s,,rious ard reconciliation
"a our SECTIONS long ostrangod because We have
would suggest the Fourh OF Juy
next an an this lecture which wodid be
sxposios u the grateful hearts Oh our Hosen ANU ou
pcople
Post has voted unanimously 70 accept the Offer The
lecture viii no delivered ia Music Hall on Sunday after
HDVD, July
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ference in the average heat Of the two days The
yesterday was s1s. slight breese tempered the an
during portion Of the day, and ono or two sno"ers
cooled the earth II not the air. few sunstrokes only
were reported In this city and vicinity.
At 215 D. IN yesterday, Peter Moore age % years, %
NewJersey. overcome By the intense neat LII o''
Hall Park. s.r.,
Matthias Baumann while Carrying banner In funeral
procession Friday, In Newark. N d. was oVorco'"'
with the heat and died during tho night Lon .
j. McAvOy, age IS, overcome by the neat ~ 40"
m. Yesterday, at Bay and ErfeSts., Jersey Cty ...
Three sudden deaths yesterday IN Brookiyn "ero
partly attributed To the hot weather.
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Al Notices Of Marriages must be Indor'ed ~in ~"
name aud address.
DIED.


DoMINICK-wm O. Domnick, aged 81. late Of Brooklyn
Notice of funeral hereafter.
pOwNE-on Sunday the 9th inst aged 81 Abbie H.
se III Tu es ii papers cr funeral notice.
EDMoNsToNE-on Friday. June rs. Charles Edmonstone
Friends o. the family respectfully invited to attend the
Ign on tuesday. 10Th inst At O'Clock m without fur
uAIIAt Elizabeth j. on Saturday. 2eth Sara c.
The TeatSss and friend, family invited attend
Hail. No 623 Adams ave-, Tuesday. the 2sth inst al
HARDENBROOK- Friday 25th inst. at noon. John 8.
Hardenbrock in the saith year Of his age - ..ra NJ.
funeral ST. AIMS Church. Eighteenth, near rtn'
ave. on Monday, at 23o p M Inerment ut woodawn.
LORD-On Sunday, June u, Blanche " Lor wife OF re
rez aud daughter Of the lae Dr. A. sidney Doane
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
a. Emma Ross wife OF johnson Martin
tse tanra from her sts residence Coegeyc 2So
O'Clock on Monday, June %. without further notice.
fisaSsh Lovejoy Mcdowell daughter CO.. D
Mcdowell esq, Of Virginia
A Gaaiinston WIDOW late RsV. JAMES W. ncI1>
daughter Of Robert T. g. and sophrona e. Murphy aged
The relatives and friends OF the family invited to attend
denee Of her I parsnts g. 4cs brooklyn
RIPPoN-June "a, at Manuel Rockland Co, NJ Y, MsHs
Rss s SssT and ~is s invited
10 attend funeral which will take place ~ Nsnoo.
MonIay 2Sh inst, at Trains BY northern ~ H. "
n J. for Nanuet leave foot Of ChamDersst AZ S1 m
sTEWART-fn Brooklyn, Friday. Goth inst VIM Stow
art H. infant son OF Wm s. and Mary H. stewart.
Funeral s?ryces their residence No 80 Deanst hond'
2Sth inst D. Relatives and friends respcsuuv \"
yed TO attend.
TIFFANY-At Flushing Friday, June 20 OF mpntnenS
William Chauncey only Of Lyman and Saran IinAny "
Relatives and friends OF the family invited TO attend hh
funeral az tho residence OF his parents Lawrence ST.
T1ushiIg, Monday, at lO45 a. ~ Boats leave iErly
fourth s Ferry 045. connecting with Flushing and Noru
Side r r., returning at IL H.
wATERS-At Hampstead l. L. June 81 George Gifert wa
tsrs aged SO years. Of the late Taman j. waters Oh
NewYork city.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
wUITE-In BROOKLYN n. " on Saturday. the 2sth inst,
Cathariue John X. White, and daughter o JONI
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend tho funeral the Franklin Avenue Presy teiAs
Church. between Myrtle and Woughby ayes on TUESDAY
tho 10th inst, at O'Clock p m.
WRICUTA At Nyack the Hudson on the 18th inst MAY
A. widow Of John Wright aged AZ years. montnA
The relatives and friends family respectfully In
xited 10 funeral at the Central NJ - Churcn
corner OF and Fourteenth St. on Mondsy ~ ~
o'clock a. m without further invitation Her remains VIII
be taken Greenwood for interfnenI
wRIGHT-At Nyack, on the 2sth inst, Mary A. widow q
thc late John Wright, aged AZ years . -.
Tie relatives friends OF the family are invlted 10 AZ
tend tho funeral from the Central M. r. church SeVehn
ave and Fourteenth ST., on Monday, at III O'Clock
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IYNCaING In INDIANA.

INDIAN APoLIs, Ind, June PA mob OF 12o
men lynched co,orod man named VIM Koemer a.
Greenfield Ind Friday night. He was arrested IN kusn
(.untv for attempting to commit rape white lady
and removed from Rushyile ~ d'eehheu io' io VI
violence. -, .,. A.. IT..
Cronnd The affair created the most ueDsc cScltc-
meut at Greenfield but arests Of the parties '"p-
Gated have been made.
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MARKIEU.

ucHANAN-TUoMPsON.-AtC Christ Church. on Juno "a.
1873 by the Rev. Dr. Crik the key Anselan Buehsndn:
Rector OF Johns p f. Church, Bay enne N j. 70 Mi
VILLA Thompson daughter Of Mrs H. Thompson OF L1uis
VILE William Henry Thompson VI the Cni'eo
States Navy.
COLTON-CHAsE-At the residence OF the brides parents
June o. by Rev. Joseph T. Duryea d. d., charles ~
Cotton and Frances daughter OF s. Chase esq, al OK
Brooklyn, N. Y. No cards
TREE-PRICE-On Tuesday, June %, 1878. at lafayetn
Avenue Presby terian Church. by the Rev Tneodore 1.
Cuyr Lambert f. Tree and Isabela Price, daughter OF ts
late Joseph NJ. Price. all OF Brooklyn.
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twill DO seen therefore, that tho circulation Of TINS rviD
uSR through malls greater than that Of TIE Herald an
Times combined that Of The World and Times combined an
great all three these other morning
combined Advertisers will hnd also 20 thor interest 70 ~
member that colanns Tns TSuxE wtdse
ony other psper in hs y and that each eolum
line therefore, gives xsh sse spacs 10 The sdvsrso
than column q limo IN aay u tho Other papers
Dstiy fsttsaA Me- u
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HALF A BLOCK BURNED AT JACKSON, TENN

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June PA special dis
patch to The Appeal from Jackson says that fire broke
out at that place yesterday in ammonds grocery store
and extended to Churchst north to Iafayettest,
and 10 the alley between Main and Lafay destroy
in" half of the entire block. 1t included the Catholic
church, vonronksls grocery store H9egeIs conIec,
touery the cotton compress and other Dulldngs Tue
odd Fellows and Tomns Halls were also on IRE put were
saved by great exerton The loss will probably reacn
S35 900, with but little Insurance.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
LOSS OF A LARGE WOODEN MILL AT HAw-
THORNE, N. j.

TIIORNE, N. j.
About pig a. m, Oh Saturday, the large
WOODEN mills Of House, Tingue Co., AZ haw'norne
near Paterson, N. j. destroyed by fire. The pulid
ing, and the machinery were oil The loes is $4,000
insured $4,000, as follows: $4,000 on the buildings In
the Commercial Union OF London. $1,000 on the STAPLES
and stock in the Fame OF Philadelphia 300 on tne
machinery in the German Of Rochester, 300 on tne
machinery In the Commercial Union OF London, SZ,VvV
on the general property in the Atlas on tne NM
eral prSperty In the Queens OF London, ana $24OO0
through various NewYork agencies The mills
inward OF 200 hands, Of whom were taken on fr
diy The timber for extension Of the building "as vi
the ground and was partially insured
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was burned early Saturday morning The loss was
~ OGO insurance, 500 The fire caugnt In tne ehgnc