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PREPARING THE nEfcRT6.
den. Holman aud Bupt. oakAhost returned to
Chicago yesterday morning, and presumably
spent the day In preparing thoEr reports On the
condition Of the Duona Vista quarrioA. II has
been learned that the ordors Of theso otlcers
wese to carefully o1amins the quarrles and
10 report whether tho dtouo takon from
them waa Ike tic sample In color
and texture. Thoy Wero Also REQUIRED
10 inform the Department whether the contractor
could get enough stone out Of tho auar7ioa to
dnish tho bulldiug.-that Ia, htons like tho sam
p!e In color aud texture. II Is not certainly
known what the reports Of tho ottlccrs will be,
but Is Il pretty cear. from the general oppression
Of opinion, that thoy will state to tho Secretary
that the nuenA Viata quaz1y could, and still
can, produce good sound Rtons perfect
" hs for tho building II proper
cara u taken In quarrying aud In cuttlng,-iu
o1her words, 1t Mueller Mill select ha best atono
Instead Of palmlug everything On tho doyorn-
mant. ~ 70 tho ability Of tho CURRY TO pro-
auo4
X xynN-uoLonxD eToHR,
tbs Superintendent and Inspector agree In Ray
Ing that from their Inspection. they holiaso that
tAs quarry cannot No. made to produce
ssapl.' ss soert.!a1; % %ao!htas ill., lie enough 70 70
build the Custom .uouso.. Tho 0snetnl
and Mr. OAkAlott rclkcrsso tho fact first HtAtsd
by THE TulnusEa account OF tho quAr1y,-that
the iedgs vesios greatly IN color ~ 1t runs ut
greater OF loAa dlst&nca from tbs surface and
that this fact must prevent the product from
bo!ug even in color for 10 large structure %
ths Custom.House. Thta fscE will form tho
lasls Of both .eports and 1t viii bo for the f;eo
sstaEy 10 decide Mhather ho will iadolse , zebsa-
q shothar he viii change tho material.
Ih4 Startling AternAtlons in color found ln
the chiosao building can b. greatly helped by
taking ont defective atops and putting IN good,
provided It sl.All b. dosarulusd In Washington 10
va The fses stouo 10 tho and.
Beth LII. OakAl,ott aud Con. HalmA4 VISTA
SUMMONED 70 WARRINGTON
yest%rdsy. aud lett Lat syan!pE., They htd sx-
pected 10 hAys arrived hsrs : day eazltos, but
spAnt one day 2,non8 ths ston&-dsalssa OF Gin,
ssnnAA Ia s4FumtlAsng information about tbs
H. ~ IT: saRI!t3a e hna sMs 10 M9s-
, 1875-05-19


TIE BELGIAN REPLY TO THE oE1MAN NoTH or
ApuIl ID.
BRUSSELS, May 4.-1a to-day'a sitting Of the
Chan,ber Of Representatives., comse dAsute-
montLynden, Mnig.us for. Foreign Affairs, read
the reply TO tho German nota Of tho 18th Of
April. haullod hy tho Belgian Government 10
Count potponelaer, tho GetmEn Envoy At DruE-
aols. Tho reply says:
Tho Imperial Chanceuor seea With regret th.t the
Government Of ls Aajcaty Ito Hing declines the dc
ands at forth IN tho uefman noto of the u ot fei
r1.ary. The undersigned eunsdcss himself iu post.
,sond the tcs1na Of his 1irst rspy. ihe BuJ-
g!au Government declared that tt tho foHsfs suod!.
tied Tug eennon renal l.w ~ .ush @ VIZ - 10 a4sa
fence, thu probou Of penal ls" would haSo 70 Ia ex
anllntl md belgium would probably hare u follow
Tho in.catigastnn ot ths Duchrsne incident Will bs
1etiyay carried ou. hut i not yet t'f'ntnaisd.
1he s,n oaa!ss. tsaak lily ssna ,lou general
st.is ought to talaii, In. practice liz, ob|le.-
isss fran. disturbing tho internal c.cs q ia nr..
liars, sna !fcn! putting ~ jeopardy eood International
neiea !lsie .ul usrnsns hut leu tee,s I'll nslons xah
consider It their duty to watch e'sr tho common
a. shs ooraan lsws ars d.oesty., III. 1apsr. Chan.
ce'lor has invited tho lmptrlaa suthosstra
f. prepare fssah a.,o',s ms;'ars, ,oaw H. r.
for1usA of the STEPS adopted in Germany and olse-
whore to hrnH Abont these changes, u Will dsvota IT.
saf 10 Rtudy of t1ou In tAes htAsugs upon the
toms and traditions VI Belgium - well 81 upon tho
lhaxt!as guarAutesd by the Conautatton. sud
will approach tbs examination of lhs subject
with tho desire to sld In tbs uttntaanre
Of good nernA Asfoual Keiatuna. fkfRtum II fullJ
solytd TO fuIh!l her duties Neutral htats III
Anabo spirit sud 10 the extsnt stsgod to them by
International Law, Tho Government aas anttf.
t4iuel xny doubts UPON thn Intentions which actuateJ
Tue Dtsiiu CAbinat In tie colnmuntc4tiun4 Il 1u1ur
to ts 0stkF TWets which guaranteed tic MENTALITY ii
belgium. Gu Ai4 part, tie unct4iGuea Would not "
tbs E1oIthplecs Of ths sentiuen& Of ha country Gl
did not more proclaim tito grtst tAlus that Bel
4tuM Rttxchcs to ths uzitenanec Of those excesont
relations with Germany which Tho hAs not ceased Il
cultisate and Aar fssolvs 70 do everything In hel
power to preserve the1u. n'AAxakMoNT.LYkpKx.
Aftor !esding tha above noto. sha Miulste.
eoutuusd.
A1aonx ths facts Of which ths German Eotss treat
thess u which ra3sts particular questtou Of
p4uat tau-nlinsly. ths p1ehe3ns Affair, Viz AAy.
iubushsl nothing about II. You will couaidar II
right thst tht4 rssstrs ~ ua!ut&iued until tha
couclusion Of ths investigation, WhAksyes
" iu result, NJ shall honorsbly Gun
form our conduct to tho declAFauons which
va have addrcxssA 10 Nsrn. Tho oihcs 1aeta cotns
under tAs hea4 nf ha moro Rsoetsl quaatou sntessd
Into In The German Nota OF Thu 18th of April. Ths
diplomatic psp%sa a1v now k1nwu, and ! hAys
ndloAs>d tbs quAsuon& which are f1aSaln cus,,
sAiusd. And shs poins \ which thsy L1v& Axzav
ii. ia communicating With eonndanos 70 At
L~l ~ ~ A1l1xa{ens. " ht& kaaihs<4 ~ syhtl
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rnata urgent appeal to tha patriotism Of Al1. We
Eeosh wo hsrt Men tho faithful Interpreters Of The
conntrtA Thoughts AsJ sentiments. Thee asntl-
n,tnts Will, W h'ir. In srprec!atsi by Germany.
Tlia evenings Independence Btlge approves
the rel'ly Of tIsa UeRau Cabinet to ths German
mole, and AayB.
II il under tbs inhsence and within tho bounds II
the i1nrIrta It o,tr tihr luw tiRt that proceed
10 ;ls m"':ea''g,s of The pent1 t:oae acting ,vs1s
t!ona with s,retgn counlr!:a. We hays ne4ttAton
IN rnGfntusslina tile belgian Cabinet upon tba new
reply, which L. both bt1cf und diynIfod.
, 1875-05-19
Two New Constitutional Bills Reported
In tho French Assembly.
4 Motion Mn.1c to Refer Them to The
Committee Of Thirty.
Tie Motion Defeated, and tho Committee
Raa'gna.
BeIg'um's Reply 10 tho Last Mole from ths
German Government
Substance Of tho Ecclesiastical Bills
Before the Pru1sinn Dict.
FRANCE End GERMANY.

FRANCE End GERMANY.
cArsls Of TIE LATE WAN EuIons.
LONDON, May 1s.--Tho I'au Mall Gazette finds
the origin Of the rocont war runors In t!ls fol-
loving circumntanco Tito Forsaillcs AAsembly.
just before adjourains for its Last ruceAs pansed
a bill which had bDeu Tor soue ti.ne unuer dis.
cuBsion concerning tAo Cadsos OF the I'roncf,
army. Later, Prince l,emasck Addressed cir
o't'ar dispatch to ths diplomatic representatives
tion Of n,e1.u1o which waH dcscsihcd ~ "cat-
cnlaIod to olM!auEer Tho peace Of Europe" Tue
contents of the dispatch we're, accottling to i'll
RtructiouB, orniiy communicated by Lhe Oortnan
Representatives 10 thc Governments to nhch
they wcre lear octiyoly nccrediled lilo c1int-
e1co OF this diapatch wha d,yu'Eod, and gave risa
to the repolta which have lately caused so 1uch
alarm Throughout Europe.
, 1875-05-19

TYRONE, Pa May 1s.-Boxes Of rlfiea aud am
maattion have pasaod hers directed to thd
ehezin OF olearaeal County. Kings Parks. tho
orgsnizor aud mining sgltator. hss eono vess-
Wnrd. Several warrants are out foE him. :
New York oolllery, near Tamaqus. ~ soma Of
the workman wols returning from tho m!nss,
thsy weEc attaoksd BY twenty-five men. George
ehiTe1s wls shot in tho be&d. 4 man named
Oehu'aa WA badly hart by stones. and othsss
injured.
, 1875-05-19
RlIESIh,
RUSSIA.
THE CATHOLIC Drs1ors 10 TnE EMrEEon.

THE cATno11c BISHOPS 10 TIE EM7EEon.
BENIN, May 1s.-Tho Ronlan Catholic Dlnh.
ops Of Russia who addressed shs petition to tho
Emperor aud received = reply last month from
tho Minister Of State have mado rcioinder thAt
to rejoot the decision Of tho Vatican Council
would ba equivalent TO tho abandonment Of Ca-
thollcisn,. aud that they are convinced that ths
Holy gee would nevsr be unwilling to not fn con-
forrnIty With s shs propot dssiaiouA Of tho State
Government.
, 1875-05-19
THE TURF.
TIE LaU1srItI.E JOCKEY CLrE.

suE LlGl6F11+LE dOCkkI GLE.
Louisr.LtE, liy., Nny 1s.-Tha crowd at tbs
second day Ut Tic Jockey Club races WAS not sa
large ~ yee,efiay, but 1000 or 5000 visitofa
wero OIL tho grounds. There wcrc threo races,
and tho ti1nn made in tho Eecopd aud third Is
considered very good. The dar wAs perfect, hut
tho track little, duxtJ. The first race, A!ox-
snicr stako Tor 2-yeAy~olds, ha,f.mile dash,
tweu.y.four ontrios, thirteen started, ss folowa:
Congressman, by War Dauce Aaim4tic, by
Planet; Grit, by 3islbourne; Bazar, by jack
Maloae; Pura Eutlo1, by War Daate; Virgin, by
Virgin Creelnoor, by AstoEoid, and Melnolto.
good start VIA made by Col. Johnoon, TIC
ottlca! 6talter. fag1ant TOO. tho lead almost As
thu start, Rud c&mo ia Wiuuos By !h!ee lengths+
srMaAnT.
vssrant entsred by J. Sacao;A.
i:s1 na'[*F' s0'sf*a i ,sl WEAt% pa4ss
Tic pools sold Oh this race aera: Molnotto
aud Crsudmoor, $25; tho le;d SIS. fagtant
sod last iA t1s poola+
sccoud rars Association puran $500 Emile
heats, s entlies 81! etatted. Just as:er learing
the string, nApe1's Excel was iou!od ty Will
ja:ps i Owen Oxmore. furcirg tho ho.re
agaiust tho ftilco nud almost uls1louhtluE tho
rider. Hu recovered Liz sent admirably anti
great cheers, hut lobt seYe;a! lengths. Ito
Immediately u,a1o for tho fIoak, nnu cRluo
uuder tho btr,ng At tho second nils ou. hElf a
lsusth behind. Tho hoat "aA beautiful one
throughout. tho lorres fre1nously bunchlny. knd
all running very evonty. Protest w4s cntcred IN
tho part OF E1cel and osmoro Was r,llod out.
and tho rider suspended. Tho eoeond hont MAS
aiso = beautiful ono, Arizona winning both In
splendid tue.
suNMAny.
Jtnrs Trantllns An.ont ls l.-7tnEton.,....- !
L. u. Harper's E.ttl " El;:otatr.."
II. q. IlCu1as' lI4stIn..
Neud!ng L urothtr's Ts4N.ter hs jack lalons....%
innr-a:Jt4.; a:S5ht.
Tho pools In tho rucS so'd Il. tho following
order: Al.sous, Exret. Ilascln. tho !ietl.
Ito thtrd F1cc. Association r,tEto $3.50, ~
miles, sixteen entries fourteen starting Astrnl.
l,y As;eroI.i; Mainpsii. by Jack Malone; Ma.y
L.. bv Voucher; Century, by CcnAoT; NtIha
Kuight, by Hunters Lexington laaY
Greenfield By Eounia Ecotlaud Egypt,
bv Planet; DsakeHmnu. by J&ck
Malone ". George, by War Dance Moteoc, ~
Mugg!us Whisper. By Planet; CALVIN, BY hl-
peTsry; Eulistet, by Enquirer Qourgia bow
mau, bY Lexington. Cnlyu sold aa lhh favorito.
lilo start waa a beautiful one, but Calvin tm-
,peIaleiY took the load aud came In winner by
three laugtLs.
Calvin satered BY prtea Nc0 18th.
ASTRAL, eulorsl by l.ou!nxon Morgan.
llcorG!a lowAas en.used hy Logan Isucs.
EGYPT, satsrsa W =: =. WiEert. .."...".".,."..A
Tu.o-l:StH.
DEXTER rAHK.
Tho turf reason will 10 opened at Do,!er tnrk
Saturday week II tl,a weather ~ favorable, sev.
esaI Speedy 1o4dstorH will trot sud clanco will
Eo gwen IL tho onI!srs of ali WEo apply 10 atI.
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CUBA.
LVEH,
ALARMING EnEfAL.ENnB or CRIME,

ALARMING PREVALENCE or CRIME.
New YoRK, May ia Hayaua ietter atateH
TINT highway robtotlcH and murders a.e 40 ira
quont lately In tho atroota Of that city that tho
Actiug uaptain-Geoerai, who was himself rob-
bed III tho osroet Of hia watch mud jewelry,
worth s400, has ordered nll cu,prlts hereafter to
be tsied BY the military authoiit.es.
, 1875-05-19

ALf4EH 8 ANiIfAL At f!EIeAEH1'
SHt7,g Diats;tth to Fht ChleGao fr,tu'H.
pIrrduuEo, Pa, May ls.-fou, Allen arrived
to-day from Ht. Louis, aud Aha gone !uso actigo
training At Mclee's ioels preparatory to tho
fight with Gsoteo Eooao. which comea OF the
18th Of Juno within ~ miles Of sbis city.
Iiooko'a fsiouda haye arrived also, and say that
Nooko will ba hare aud 80 into training on the
lAt proxino. Considerable oxc'tatnent IL caused
BY thu oruut n sporting circles, aud much iaoney
ID bcing staket on tho result.
When yonr liver IL out Of order, uso pr, Joyne's
Sau4tiyp pil!s md you will bring hack th1 cT8iu 10
healthy condition. and get nd of uany dlatstss.os
sy.uptotas.
, 1875-05-19

GOFNEl - lER
6reefal Dispafth 10 7as ch.eaoo Trfo1ns.
LINCOLN, Net., May ia probable fatal as-
cldent occurred in Sutton yesterday. A lamp
WAS overturned and bzoken, hetttng fro to tho
cloites Of Mrs. James Mclvin, vito Of . mr.
clant. Tbe unfortunate woman was severely
burned, mud her husband, attempting to OK
tIuguis4 tho 4lamoB, was also severely burned.
The tire was finally put ont BY nelghbo1s. It IL
not probable that sithct will survive.
0aAuA. May 1B.-On Sunday night M.. Nc
plorson, living 8 ml!cs e1st Of Columbus, Mob,
waa away from home visiting friends, necompa-
MED by ilts tifa. They LETT four c'.lltltea at
home, aged i, Q, IL, and II yeaEe. Dutlpg tho
ehsoncs Of tho parouta tho house took tiso aud
three Of tho chi!dson huruod to dcsth. Tho cir
cunstAnccs Indicate TINT It commenced ontalds,
knd vas the work Of III iucandiary.
KILLED sY A FALLING ELEVATOR.
sr. I.ouls May l8.-ly the fail OF Al elevator
In tho sto1e Of Gregory l. Htagg, No. 400 North
accoud strect, thls afternoon. 1nmes Murphy, ,
draynau, vas killed outright. and Henry Ebser,
II. 7. Bherrer, and II. H. Talbot seriously In
iured, Hhorger probably fatally, Ths elevator
fell from ths dtla story 10 tho collsE.
LATEn.
Mr. Talbot ons Of tho men injured, died this
e!oning, and Bhsrrex md Eber are expsotad to
die,
, 1875-05-19
A PHILADELPHIA FAILURE,

PHILADELPHIA. Msy 18.-OhAndlss, Hart d
Co., loot and ahoo dsalsrs, hsss suspended with
naa nanSsr y ~ H.. .p a,.aySsrs 70 y NJ.
Eba}ku& Il4hnfantar&tA
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HRA2tI


THE FINANCIAL PANIC.
Rio JAAEtno, Nay 18.-Viacount, Mann + Co.,
bankors. haye suspsnded. Thoy promise to ray
la fulf II given time. Tie uoyarnc,ant II hastea-
ing 10 the genera! relief in tho prexant financial
trouble.
, 1875-05-19

IN 4 CAREFUL, aEcoND ExAM1aArioH
of tho b,lji,ltng fnado Yesterday, Gen. Holman
Uncovered That TIM charitable theory that ltueae
VistA Aano Ia goud orcnpt on tho two etgsa will
t,p. l,nfI. Ito yesterday found eovcsa! blocks
having bnd BtaitlH iu tiair ycry ton,ros, hhuHtnY
quantities. II tho otnno proceeds to develop
worto and worse guatl.tos ard IN hlthosto uue1-
pcctcd placos, tho prospects ero not brilliant.
Tie prospect Of u competont
GuMMiTTEE or 1SvEsTt0ATfoH
to pass upon lilo defects Of tho loune ia hiiiad
with sat,Hfactan by cvcry uoil."ishee OF The
building IN Chicago -oxcent. psrllape. twn men.
It Ia to DO hopod tint tho Bocrotary will mt con-
flno hla PROPOSED co.n.nisaton /, making m on
policy to atlow tlonl to look into tho curious
coudnct Of Mosnts. 1tn.,ain and sto,ltr,ss
In passing. tho atono. II waR asaert-
cd yesterday that II this part of
tho investigation wnra nreesod ono Of th1 een-
let,en named wnuld proceetl to slow ts,et MulIett
CHvn general orders to pash wllatsvor Mueller nf-
Ie,ed. Lot lii havo runp!e ut GEiarn end Ilonnst
mon to dix BoHo reason out q THIS matter.
In oonversatiou ycster;iny t}en Holman Gtated
that tlla summons tn Washington confirmed lin
In Ills boiief that TIM engineers Ind
Eo:;pE:tSED TIE f0uEDATloN
OF tho Cnstotn-1lunso, md tho walla would
therefore have tn como Ja,yn. Jlo Thought It
moro economy to urnhd ea0U,Do0 OF $500 GG0
now than to wait until tho building waa up, md
lAro tho wt,oo como tun,blJnH dUnn. III Lio
orinion, 1t wn,,ld not do to raxo portions Of tho
wall md p,la for fnuniatfns since aho i'll
terncJato bcctlona wonId hot:lo. II tho Sccte-
tary Of tho Treasury orerol tl,a dstno|ition Of
tho ualls now, tho wbulu responsibility would
reBt upon him; aud hnnce 1t raH questionable
| whether le would aBstlme It or wait the action
Of Cungrc3d.
, 1875-05-19
which tho result Of Zach inning IL marked, at-
tract largo crowds.

FUH0-3F3yt1H3t T.
ji1srs |fsnrsaltats'nt,!s. !; no..ons, T..
Ttais nF antnt TwD hours And trtlss H,trutes.
Nav York. '
, 1875-05-19

DE1TEn pAIlk.
Tho turf REASON will bo opened at Dexter inrk
Saturday week II tl,a weather ~ favorable. sev.
esAI speedy Io4dstora will trot4 aud clance will
Eo given IL tho oul!srn oS Ill MEo apply 10 atf.
MapRur.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-16
THE MONAGHAN MURDER.

District Attorney Winchester Brtion yesterday
appeared before the Kings County Court OF oyer
and lermincr Judge Pratt and associate justices
REILLY, wno has been indicted by the Grand Jury
Tor murder IN the frst degree, Tor shooting John
Monaghan, be set down Tor an early trial. The
prisoner had quarreled with his wife, who was
the sister or the deceased, and had put her away
from him. The two men had also had dispute
upon business matters ana an angry feeling mad
been iostered between them, which culminated
in the tragedy. on 81. Patrtck's Day Monaghan,
who was unmarried, and about twentY-etght
years or ate, paraded with the Ancient order Of
Hibernians, and when tue procession was dis
missed IN the afternoon ne proceeded 70
drown the shamrock IN Dad bourbon. While
deceased was standing on the corner OF Butler
street and Fourth avenue he saw the ac-
cused passing aud Immediately assaulted hun, Wis
companions assisting IN the attack stones ana
other missiles we're thrown, ana RELY ran TO "A
shanty kcut by one owen Carroll, on Fourth ave-
nue., near the Intersection OF Douglas street,
wnere he had been boarding since ms separation
from his VIE. Tue unfortunate brothcr'in.law
followed the prisoner ana beat him IN the snanty.
RELY then prOcuted pistol rom a coat which
was In his sleeping aparl mont, and nreu two
shots az his antagonist one OF winch proved Iatal.
lie tuen gave himself over 10 the custody 81 the
police claiming tHat what he had done was IN
Inc DstrIet Attorney said It was but right and
proper that an early day should De hxed lot the
trial.
Counsellor TnRhe, who appears for RELY, asked
that the case be postponed untIl the June term Of
the Court.
Judge Pratt said u was not necessary to post
pone IL. as there was no more preparation neces-
terry. Tue Court lhereupon set down the trial Tor
1huI sday, "A prIl -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-16
DIED.

Unsatisfactory, on TUESDAY, the l3tn inst,
MICHAEL j. BANNAN, IN the 2Sth year OF MS age.
The relatives and friends OF the family. also his
brother MEMBERS OF Engine Company No. IL, the
New York Fire department IN general, also tue
members or HUDSON RIVER Engine No. So, OF the
late Volunteer FIRE Department, are respectfully
invited TO attend MS funeral. on Friday the l6tn
inst. at nali-past nine o'cIocK a. NJ. from ~.
Tcresa's church, corner Of Rutgers and Henry
streets, where a solemn hign mass ~ requiem VIII
he offered Tor the rep0se % has soul; thence TO
calvary Cemetery Tor interment
BARKEM-fEANKLiN II BARKER, aged 81 years
ana months.
Funeral VIII take place from his late residence,
13S West seventeenth street. on sunday az one
O'Clock.
BEEBE.-On Thursday, April IS, JONATHAN ".
BEErE, in the 70tn year OF his age.
Relatives ana irlenQs OF the family, and those OF
his sUn-in-aw Timothy Bren, are respectfully In
vited TO attenu the funeral. rom his late resi-.
dence. 20 Cnaries street, on saturday, April IL, al
hal past one 4. NJ.
BOcKland county Messenger please copy.
HENSoN.--At san Reno, ltaly. on Monday, March
i 1915, JAMES y. BENSON sou u the tate Charles >
Benson, oi th.8 cIty.
knneral serV.ees on sunday next Anrii Is. Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-16
A NEW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

The formal pubic dedication OF the Presbyterian
church OF the Puritans tHarleml, took place last
night.
on the north side OF lsotn street. between Fifth
and Sixth avenues, there has been gradually
growing up, for eighteen months past, white
marble edince, which, in It's completeness Is now
known as the Church OF the Purltans." Three
years ago the Rev. James II. Dwight was recog-
nized by seventeen families As the pastor OF the
Second Presbyterian church, OF Harlem. since
that time the parish and church have grown ten
fold, and It's prosperity mas more than kept pace
with IT, growth. Tne cnurcn mas now q funded
DEBT OF 500 900 and floating deOt OF SO, 600 and II
Is promised that the latter Will be speedily paid on
At the dedication the following reverend gentle
men assisted Rev. Phuip Scnan, u. d.. Rev.
Thomas Hastings, y. D.; Rev. NJ W. Conknng
d. ID. Rev. Jonn llal u. D.; Rev. X. X. Booth,
ID. d.; Rev. Erskin N White, ID. D.; Rev. Charles
Robinson y. D., and Rev. George u. Cheever, ID.
ID. DR.. Schan read the Invocation, after which
Or. Hastings delivered an address OF congratulate
ton 70 the congregation on toe great work they
had finished. a hYmn preceded tue addresses or
DIS. C0nElln and Hail. Inc dedicatory prayer was
IRON Or. Booth.
Drs. Cheeyer, Robinson and White also read ad-
dresses, aud the ceremony concluded with the
DOXOi0gy and benedct0n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-16
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BAcoY-CoMAN-In Brooklyn, April a. by the
Rev. Mr.. Camp, MIR. RICHARD BACON, OF Cleve-
land TO Miss FLORENCE CONAN, OF Brooklyn.
BAKTLEMAN- BPAAnALL--On Thursday, April Is
by tue Rev. DR.. Gallaudet, JOSEPH y. BARTLkMAN,
OF Jersey CIty Heights, to O. ADELAIDE BRAMHALLs
oil tnis city. No cards.
DECKER-HODGsOS.-O Tuesday, April is, at the
residence o the BRIDES parents, by the Rev.
Francis W. ware, JOHN y. DECKER, OF Croton
Landing. n. ", to HANNAH a. HoDGsON, OF Brook
Ign, ". \.
DISQUALIFICATION Sunday, April I. By the Rev.
william :. Mlckels, EBES LOsEE 10 KATE WALSH,
both OF New YORK. No cards.
MARTTNE-DAvIs.-On "Wednesday, April IL
1875 at the residence OF the bride. 10y the Rev. DIR.
{. Il. Dune, Mr. ARCHER MARITIME, OF White
Plains, 90 Mrs. ELIZA a. DAVIS OF New YORK.
MTCHELL-LAwRENCE-On lnulsdaY. April rs,
1875. ny the Rev. Dr.. Deems, DUNCAN MITCHELL to
EMMA L. LAWRENCE, botn oil TINS city.
NOKTuROr-BERDAN.-Un Thursday, April rs,
1875, at lie Thlrd Pfesby crian church, Newark,
n j., by the REV. n. X. Craven, u. D., GEORGE y.
:. NOR1HEOP 70 SARAH c., youngest daughter OF
the late Robert O.. Henry. No cards,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-16
THE MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE OF A
CALIFORNIAN.

Considerable mystery surrounds the case OF the
late J. w. Sneeth who stated that he was
banker al san Francisco, and, IL win be remcm-
bered shot himself at the Ashland House, on
Fourth avenue, last Thursday. lie arrived In this
city about week ago BY tue Havana steamer
Crescent city. White 90 Havana he was attacked
by yellow lever and was nursed by Detective
Davies In a memorandum book found upon his
person after death was the lOllOwlhE entry IN
case OF my death let Dawes Telegraph 70 Mrs. J.
W. ~cn0onmaKer tine same initials a. MS OWN, At
san Francisco. nc deceased, ~ appears, was
married. man and had n we and three children
Irving As soon as Detective Dawes cousin m
TINS city heard ol the suicide ana saw the memo
randum DOoK aDOut AIRS. ScnOenndkcr| ne tcle-
grapncd 10 that lady. but up 70 iatc nour 'ast
mani mad received no rcplY. On his person was
lounu ~l2 80 tn currency aud valuable Rod
watch. subscriptions nave been raised Tor pro-
vIdlng his remains with a decent funeral Anu pre-
venting his int mcnt Ia Pottcr's Fled.