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The New York herald., 1876-12-16
THE sAkITARIUM FAIR.

Tho Sanitarium Fhir at the Academy OF Music has
so far not proved pccunary success 1t expected
however, that tonight, which Is the last evening OF
the fair, Will make ur the deficiency, as among other
attractions, MISS Cecilia Burs will play aud Governor
Tiden who sent word last night that circumsta
prevented his attendance, will make address.
The New York herald., 1876-12-16
JERSEY RAILROAD TROUBLES.

The foreclosure suit against the New Jersey Southern
Railroad was continued yesterday before Chancellor
Runyon. A. T. Bcrthond Il Co. claim lien on the
docks OF the company at Sandy Hook, amounting to
$5O,0o0 and tho State OF New Jersey has claim for
unpaid taxes. Bodsett and other trustees for the
workmon OF the RAILROAD company clam payment Tor
thor wages The Lehigh Car Manufacturing Company
present claim cars which werc furnished but not
paid ior. Many OF the claims against the railroad com.
pany are OF 1--WE yearj standing
The New York herald., 1876-12-16

MnLxR-DooLrrrLE-OnD December IL, at the resi-
dencc OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev. H. Chapn,
WILLIAM y. MILLER, OF New York. TO IDA II. Doc
LITTLE, OF West Merideu, Coan 4.Mt
SHAw-BAKER-- Brooklyn, on. December IA, Oy
the Rev H. Pntt. Mr. WILLIAM SHAW 10 Miss Ina
BAKER. of BROOKLYN.
SrAFyoRD-BREwER-Thursda evening. December
L. 1876, by, the Rev John Paddock, d. d., TRUMAN
HENRY STAFFORD 10 MAKiE. youngest daughter Of tho
late Peter Brewer, Esq. all OF Brooklyn.
USDERHLL-CRUIKsHASK.-0n Wednesday, Decem-
Rev. DR.. Moore, JOHN II. USDERHLL, OF Brooklyn, to
HATTIE, daughter OF James Cruikshank, Esq, oi
Hampstead, J.. !.
WIrrHAus--GowES. = On Thursday, December H. ~
the Evangelical Lutheran Church Of the Holy trinity
by Rev. G. i. krotel, d. d.. EDWIN j. WirTmAus 10 8.
HALE, daughter OF John E. Gowcn. all OF this city.
The New York herald., 1876-12-16
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

FrsnER-THox n Brooklyn, December 13, at the
residence OF thf BRIDES parents, by the Rev. Emory
J. Haynes RoLS b. FISHER OF Boston. Mass, TO IDA
c., youngest da Gghtcr OF William X. Thomas
fRosr-CuMsJ hus.-At tho Church OF tho Messiah,
Brooklyn, TucSday, December IL, Rev. Charles H.
Baker, rector, officiating, SARAH TERESA CUMMINGS,
eldest daughtcfN OF tho lato Henry X. Cummings 10
0RviLLs DEwEv FRosr, all Of Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1876-12-16
GUTENBERG GUTTED.

Tho treasury ofGuttenbcrg, MI, is bankrupt and the
rcasurcr reports that tho lovy been consumed
by the lawyers foes In contestng the suits brought BIZ
citizens against tho assessments.
The New York herald., 1876-12-16


At meeting OF the Common Council OF Newark last
evening resolutions adopted expressive OF the
sympathy felt Tor the sufferers by tho Brooklyn fire.
An entertainment Will be given Thursday, the 2s
inst the proceeds Of which to be devoted the
relief fund Mayor Yates has signiicd his intention 10
take charge OF the money collected in Newark.
The New York herald., 1876-12-16

Booths, The Park, Academy Of Music. Eagle Olympic
Union Square, Kelly 4 Icons, Gilmore's Concert Gar
den and The Grand Opera House. with which latter the
companies OF Tony Pastor and Harrigan Hart viii
combine The enterprise will be under the auspices Of
the public departments, the managers, actors, mnsi
and attaches OF the contributing theatres Tho
members Of the force 10 dispose OF tickets, and the
other department OF the municipal and general gov
srnments have shown a ike active interest
The tickets at 81 each entite tho holder to admis
sion TO any the ed and
reserved on the payment OF iy cents extra
II is hoped that by the combined action OF so many
excellent places OF amusement and by the personal In
teresi and participation OF SO many gentlemen OF In
fuence sufficient sum Of money may be raised put
beyond shadow of a doubt the question of ample
lief and every rendered destitute aud needy
by that sad calamity.
BENJAMIN b. sherman, treasurer OF the New York
committee, acknowledges the following additional sub
scriptons 10 tho Brooklyn Relief Committee
The New York herald., 1876-12-16

MoNp, ony SUI W 9ohn a. ana Josephine kuey aged
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral this Saturday morning, at eleven
O'Clock from tho residence Of his parents, No. 3ll
West 18th St.
SERMONS AT Cincinnati Ohio, December Is, Her
MAN SERMONS, formerly OF Truro, Cornwall, England
srILwrLL AT Yonkers, December Is, FRANK r.
eldest son OF William J. Stilwcll In the oath year or
his age
Funeral services at the Central Methodist church, on
Sunday, tho 18th, at two o'clock T. N.
TAyLoR-On Thursday, December IA, 1876 JosrrH
w. TAYLOR In the 26th year Of HIS age
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fuIly invited TO atcnd tho funeral from his late resi-.
dence, Ovington av., Bay Ridge, L. L., on Sunday
next, December IL, AZ two p. N.
SON Of Jane and The late bav,a Thomas DAVID younger
:, True Brooklyn, December 10, 1876, BEMAmx
y. TRrE, aged 81 years
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO at-
tend tho funeral, on Saturday tho 10th inst AT one
O'Clock, from bis lase residence SO Hicks, corner Of
wEsE- December IA. THOMAS WEST, in tho 10th
The relatives and friends of tho family ara rasnect.
fully invited TO attend the funeral from his late rest
dcnce. d0s Dcgraw ST., Brooklyn, on sunday, 17th Al
wHlrE--on the l3tn inst I,vu. ro,,,, =, ~. ~.
Samuel i. White, aged 81 years, months and day.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect.
dence, No 52s West 51st st. on SUNDAY M one ococr
Her remains WILDE taken to Greenwood or ntcrment
mKlchT.-on Thursday evening, at eight o'clock,
ROBERT O. WRIGHT, late Lieutenant Colonel Forty scc.
ona regiment N.Y.Sv., in the Both year OF his age
frends le oi the family, members Of Charity Lodge.
W -, ooumDa Lodge, No. 4S4, II. and A. NJ, are
respectfully invited to the funeral from his late
O'Clock. - -'' - -
WYLix-At Woodbridge, N j., on Thursday De-
cember IA, ErLzABErH. widow of the lato John wyc
In the 10th year OF her age.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to at.
scnd the funeral services at her late residence, at
woodbridge on Saturday, December TO- Mt twelve
O'Clock NJ Trans leave via Pcnnsylvau,a Railroad NJ
Cor.and and Dosbrosscs street ferries At O'Clock
A. ~ Carriages will DO In waiting at tho depot
, 1876-05-30
CRIMINAL.

1t Is othecr Lacy who is entitled to the credit
ot having arrested the fellow ''1,Isl =" Shea laat
week.
.1ohn Hubbard, formerly In the employ o, a West
Division furniture dealer. II nj The Madison Street
Station charged with obtaining money nndcr falto
prctcnrps by use nt check TO which he had forgcl
his employers name. The complainant Il q sa1oon-
keeper at No. ~ West Randolph street.
Detective I'yan Int evening arrested George
Ktcnr. WIN was trying 10 tlspntc Of fonr volumes
OF "1lm Life Of IuHinh Quincy" 10 baldwin, No.
:1o Clark strrrt. for the trlnR ansn o! - cents
~. volume baldwin suspected they were stolen
from The Public Library, and promptly turned the
yonng man uscr to thc police.
On Fsiday night. as II. j. Goodrich, tho real
pstate ugcnt WIS coming from Engtewood twu
ronghs stepped his horse the rnnt at tho Inter-
tccli1n Of Wabash aycnnc mud Fifty.ninfh street,
nns attempted to rob him. Dnring tho acuflc nnr
Nf the wtnltl- bo ruht,crs yrna knocked down and
run. ani Mr. t;oolr'ch's revolver wns discharged,
but whether he hurt my one he IL not able 10 state.
Yesterday afternoon August nnd Ernest swarth,
doing halncra Swnrt brothers. Rtocest. No. :lH7
North Elnrk rtreut. wrre before rntcd State. Com.
eco: pallr wlt%"e lt% a!,:0Aet iMvins tic ''u .tamps
crarrd. As thu neglect nros. from tho Ignorance
q ti,s law, md It way rAwr that there WIS H.
lrnton TO drfrAlHl tlse Government. The EArtfes
wcro relcascd upou thoif own Tccogn!zancc.
At m early l,oar yesterday morning fomo hoys
were playing and foollng In Inc alley In tho rear Of
4. II. III! Hers jrwclry store. No. Ut Washington
sTsf IT'D tasss Tssa s sE asf =, s4 S eG:E M y psy
Krnxed the ley OF Nnc II them mined Jn.n Murray,
scratching wo,lnd ntu the i'c*h. 4 policeman
wns early IN the scene and, learning tho factr.
ArmnFy. The only rxcnsr given for the ErIng was
that ho thought they we're burglars.
, 1876-05-30
CANADIAN NEWS.
A Question of .3urlstltctfnn Now AgItnttne
the i'eopic--RcservctiI Is.nds.
tSiTejut Etsplfch to TAe JifbHnA

A Question OF .5urlstltctfnn Now AE[tattnr
the I'roplc--Rcscrvcti Lands.
Sprctaf Espltch to The Tribune.
Tonosro, Mny 2N.-Thc Globe this morning has
special frnn London, Eng, which says on Fssdny
night sir Charles Alacrly In tho Imperial IIonac
Of Commons, Hatd 1t was extraordinary that any
one pretending to know should suppose that the
Dominion net uf 1Sts7 c1cltt did canadA from the
eIact of the operation Of Imperial nets, or mplc
Canadian buttons othrr than Usltah ships. It was
total mistake to suppose that the Confederation
act ntercd tho relation Of Canadian snb}ccs to the
Imperial Parliament. 4 Canadian ship WIS Brit.
iah ship Registered In Calada, md there
NJ, Mns no ts''net,1n s bstwesa the two The
ChaE! reasoning nnd says: He might have re.
neiabcrcd tat Canadian shps, like Canadian sub.
jccss, EnAy rrtuin their nationality and yet be
1Incnabe up to certain pont aoleiyto local Justs
Ia Chicago H. l,rtlrl, ship; yet tucs Sir Chasieu
mean to say a can subject her to Hr!tls lesIsla.
tive rc.trctIuns. both luw and common scnso are
against any sUcll nHtI0ns." p"
Specta! Dt&patch TO The Trtbuns
OTTAWA, MAy ~. -rhr Committee of tho Triyy
Council submit thu following fur Ills Excellcncy'n
approval; 'Thc fnct hnvng been cvcloped that tho
Grohrtnx 81 Hattie ltIsrr to'nc 0 niles wrist Of Fort
rely t. rs tset acts',F With dspth Of !. fee. ut
nlea towards ts source; that the totl ia excellent
the country gaMerully eligible for settlement md
tho poat!on central; thnt. In yirw of iln above,
block miles sIuaIc Dc Ersrsych at such point In
evan fhyrrs az may be most convenient for n town
SITE, and tfat tnnls for ~ mIlea Oh both Atden of
the tclrgrarh fle, extending from point 70 miles
wehterly or Fort tely toa pol 2o nlileh westerly
10 the mouth Of lttIe River, be Withdrawn for the
present fr0m sate Hcticnent, III IN extension Of
the EEsCErH already Het AuAEt." "
, 1876-05-30

-IHK ENFK tn BH HE1ItU WHUFE9UAY+
Tic counsel for Mayor tioync and the legal gen.
tloncn retained ly Mr.. GOWN had ecvcrn confer.
cnces ycEtrriay: and Mt various fines tho Judges
Ut the Circuit Court wcrc cuIsultcd. The object OF
the~e talks WINS to definitely arrange when thr 1uo
warsnuto caes would come up for hearing.
Fina1ly It waa decided thnt the cause would hu
heard by the Circuit Court in bunk "Wednesday. l,
will probably enHlc np In Judge t3Uatll'a ruanl.
:. The pleas md repicniions arc nuw In the lIanda
Of the printef, and. with tho demurrer. which Will
nlrn bc put in typv, vii! he ready fur presentation
at lht opening of court "Wednesday rtlflnE
The demurrer !E not formidable document.
Stripped Of tn legal vufbiasc whcii il laid down r
entity on FlCAutnB' ns t!.r c0trtct thing, It
simply tcinusa 10 the conclusions Of Mr. CuIvns
rrpl!cntlons
, 1876-05-30
COUNTY BUILDING,

Judge Moore will give bis decision In tbs Evans.
CA!lashps quo warrunto ca.a Tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock.
Ihe Criminal Court will probably he opened this
,hoin'ns " enable prisoners to give bailt but no
1Tals ~tl be taken up, md It u likely that an curly
Adjournment will be hau.
The Criminal Court waa adjourned shortly after
opening yesterday forenoon. john Powers and
Nicholas Hartman, the Ppke,top officer. CHARGED
With Astaull[ns lIantrl HrDwn, wern nnrI *:i ruch
Ihat was Tue only uusinrss before tAu Court
NIK TntnuNE is IN receipt Of letter from
publtshed IN these cuIuinns sunday abnut tbs lib.
hcrIpiton being taken Tor the benefit Of Sheriff
Agnew 70 del!sJ the expenses OF pursuing tho lrn
thu tsktpx Vt tue subscription, and nousna ihat
, 1876-05-30
The I4lntlintly's Opportunity,

yc,ter,1ov !, 1ay"D ,,,nn @ M1' .asrx s,ah:u .u,, :.
the oOcu Uf the IntGA States District Attor-
my, with HE Intention OF swearing out q war-
rant for the arrest Of a woman fos pus!oin.
luz nnr OF his letters contrary to thu law uf tho
Gnted States. Mitchell had bcen bonrling Ut lie
woman's house. md lcft Dcfore settling h!s bill.
Th.: fcttcr WIS addressed to him At thu humber uf
The letter carrier, Mitchell called At ths huns for
thc itt1cr, hut tlie lanaly toll! lin he could not
have # until h. 1nd hls h!ll. A he was not able
or " llllns to to this, rc retained the letter. and
Mitchell attempted tn hare her arrested ~ men.
'i"ncd AFsiAnnt District Attorlsy Wilson Thought
tho dfttctinns uppu II, Il haa passed hcyoml the
control Of the Government, nnd iiu action could bc
hn under the United Suites lava nnteaa the woman
had 0penctl or would open the letter. and gave
Mitchell no encouragement tu prosecute the caae.
lie statgss, huwrter, TINT IN ncilou for larcery
by hnlcs might llt'!d gool, hnt that even was
doubtful, NJ the woman wAB simply holding the
lrteF ~ personal property sccsrtsy for The pay-
n.pnt Ut thu debt, r.. ''
, 1876-05-30

The Carson hrpeat Il responsible for the follow
ing ',ttue stury": There s young ,t,a,l resulting
llercn'out who became Interested recently in ds.
cnsson about animal lnntincts. EIu untt he had
l"cn witness Ut Arvs.a1 wonderful eyilcncoa OF
shcke Instincts, Of which he hud rcfrnncd from
relating for fuat hu would not be bulfsyrd. hack
~ QUO OF tho Eastern Statrs where he was born,
e sHla, AnunK his father. stock waH ont rcn.arku.
biz cuW: hl1e was great pet, RnI would leave thu
rest o. the herd for ths soct'y .! nl u my Ut
trratood cxncsly what was rail-. ills fatlIcr suA
hls fnFr MID bought nnothcr Abuut lnlles distant
aud thih COW would listen to- the story about 1t md
talu lime. This c.,w wny expected 10 ucc0ule
!fMr shortly, or at,ut tEc tltnu ot tcar ru,nuyal;
hut when thu tie chn,u to rrn,uNe The COW could
nTe frn, shelr old hume reerettiny tho uss of their
pct COW; Tut OIL nsriy!ns Ut their new hume, they
Wrra rIuAly surprised and delighted To lind that
thrlf hit PET hnh rrccrCa khrm three days, where
s1 , hui TAKEN ul her hoau a,l given birth TO auu
, 1876-05-30
THEODORE TIlTON,
10 sae Editor cf The Tribune,

TO TIC F!a9I0T rf The TF1bNNs,
MEANWHILE. Pa, MnJ o7.-Bccauso Theodore
Tfon, in Ills lecture at this place, eulogixcd Ahrn-
ham Lincoln and John Brown, the bourbon Gle.
ncnt In this community was s0yere on him III the
extreme. Tho CrdM}ord democrat started the con.
tcMptibe fAlsehood TINT he was intoxicated, which
was eagerly cnught up by tic Cleveland Lea3er anil
other papers who 'art out With the theory" that
Beechcr waa safnt, md won't be convinced 10 The
contrary. ME. Tttcn did not touch, taste. or
hnndlo Intoxicating drinks while in Mcnlvillo,
which fact can be abun,antly established by
nH'nler of our most rcspectabr citxona who wcE0
cnneAntly--soms Of the.u-1n hts company during
were investigated Il would probably turn out also
ustan and coesnptlblo hoax, a. it most certainly
WAS horc, to call 1t by no harshes name.
DEVIL. Ulb.DuH
, 1876-05-30

-. 3HnfFf!Hf {ElF GAxefle,
M.' Ho'niun Souls, Vt StoI.htuI,, 4 farmer and
ah gu fefidens of that saclIon OF nane County,
STARTED fur tue Centennial Exposition yesterday
t''s .I.ni Iannss 10 which b. md s whole ianlly-1n
before railways were hujIt, liz nronnsa !" ara1ss
u Fhiladv'phla In light wagons, lid to n,ale ta,e
iuurncyas pleasant u pu4slble. hu ordered two
srrlghty mustang ponies llu xiso takcs alonx IN
extra horse. to 6o USED In case Of emergency. d,u
OF TIE "ht;ons eousrys the family anu ths other
stead os common seats, hrs provided for tbs family
III the Waxoh. sit. suule has driver for ons II
liz hKs also good tent, which hu viii pu, IN fof
lodging u cach night. i'll outhl il complete, aud
tue entlru family anticipate taking good deal of
tho Centennial he proposes u drive 10 Maine, hls
former huns, and spend several weeks, and return
10 Wisconsin Lutte III the fall
, 1876-05-30
TIE COUNTY BOARD,


The Bosrl Of County Commissioners held reg.
u!Ar meeting yesterday afsesaoon Ut tbels roum
In the County Building. All the Commissioners
lxcept Tubor and LoDergan wete pEesent. tom.
missioner Johnson presided.
communication from tho Superintendent OF
the btstu lnsuno Asylum ut Jacksonville, regard
Ing thu removal Ut Two persons ffoA thu Pentten.
u the Committee IN Futile Charities.
Alexander White informed thu HuHsd that he dc.
sired the uss uf the vault under tbs Recorders of
ice. and notified that UQlGur not To use II without
nrSt Arranging n1th him. Itufv11ed to the Com.
pittce ou Public Nccostsa
GxQutaiuous fos auppllsa for the county lpstlta'
, 1876-05-30

THE Tufnrs1 g,,t hold NJ tho mattrr nnd hy publ.
cation INTERRUPTED wIint ''wh, intended 10 bu
Elensans fufrrfrc I" uuf worthy hcnt and chief
liz further sAya Tint he was the author nf tho
scheme nnd tint he hhs not asked any Of HI. fl.
low nfeerr to subscribe any rpecAc nn,ornt tn Tho
tn.c.cHpc fund. hut has left oil to contribute nc
rnr'llng to their pleasure.
Judge Moore hn~ decided tho Legal question pro.
pounded by Sheriff Agncw concerning thr ,cgaItty
Of the int ycnirc for The Grand Jury. The dnd9e
*nys all right nna the runlnnns wcrr placed III
lmiTa hands ycstcrtlns morning fn. service, The
nrw Grand Jury will commence ia laturs two weeks
from, to-day.
, 1876-05-30
Thu I.,steBt Mode &ls Paris"

,------ 1Eslp F0F{ FEfHIHV 3f1x{
Although Il Ia sAd TINT thr " ljfalus" OF the lafe
New York Hing, Ms, Peter y. Sweeney, has msds
Paris his hu1nc sincc he shook oil the auat OF hI4
feet at The tEeeh"a Of 04r city, tho French Capital
That city has now surplus Of H. 600, 600 franco
remaining from its budget for 1h75. or this sun
Eaa. aud H. oo0 GOO 10 tbs receipts from has and
MAFket,
, 1876-05-30

. lTisA POSITIVE FACT, SIR!
that all kinds af furniture Gnu be bought for cash at
retail Of lloton llfldrGth, Wholesale Dealers Nos.
.o and 2a7 State street, At Swing OF from Is 10
20 per cent.
, 1876-05-30
ENPOSITION-NOTES,
fton, Our Ofcn Correspondent.

lhihAphhFtiAt HlaJ s"'-Atls sHu lHat t"o"
thfds OF a'l inc french cil'fla'"afe no" lnath-
fnetnrel Is sold IN the United States. The state
mcnt Is little startling when onu tpnsttlcrs tint
France is tho home OF cerasnlrs,-thnt more Of
tt,. T.. ,h,. I,.,,,,tx,. .t.,. L.. f..,..,,.,5E
~, :" mn ,"u5 .s,' :" ''A's A'44 Eur
eN'l'u AAh1.'s lle t'u'n u t''e statement 'or
srah!ea'-at!u "aVe no rcasoh 10 aouot INC
wora of my 'n1orlhants ~Ao IL lcndlnE French
Hunufactlrcr,-dors II not Indicate strongly the
advanec that our middle clasaes are making In
culture a1l artistic tastei Ten or fifteen years
ago. clj,A was rarcr article On the tnbles 1T tin
wtuithr t.an silver. and, whenever dIsnlurcd. ,ts
o,,f.f.si,,nncd .ha.,e o,d liner, h ,,rc.,ai,nn !,
o4u-'"a'a'Ie" enai'e '"o "Lej hnc p!oeiali'leo u
ut onco as m heirloom. To-day the cxouisitcly-
tinted purcclatn of Limoges or y1rrzon /. fo,,ni
~ 49,. r ~ ~ ~" ''"io
IN thc villages OF wisconsin and illinois,
Considering The great and Increasing demand
1t la not surprising that the French manufacture
ers have sent large exhibits to the Centennial, In
caua!ns sotheo onnest slNc'!hens ever prouac-
cd. The display In many Of It's features Is u's-
parallelcd; certainly there was nothing like It
~ s.cn.n- "ne'"ct LUZ III nus ,iosresscu ~
decidedly in trec years, or whether the eporccaiH-
,,ake's a,a not eafo to send ss1s tlcir choicest
Harcs 10 inc ESllittlon OF 1873, 10 not Know,
though inc!iaing to tho latter opinion. Tic
ar.,f,tta haro ur, ,rr,nrs,1 mar Tim r,t,,a, -
tho Main building, at Tho beginning Of tho French
department AZ one comes TIP from the main en-.
IL
oa"'... 49,. '''a '..t' @ s' ..101 - oH"'''ea W
d fa9'a'an nrm aas,hs 'aet'Flcs ht Li'nogc" and
Ficrzon In examining tho collection, one u
struck with tho uniformity at cn1or which preyntls
thro,phout Mi Tim nicrt. Sot that they :, ,r,,o
trs,,.nnr.nt ,,,a, atm rrenct ~ ~,
decorations arc rnure artistic; but the sncre mt tin.
OF tho ehlna Itself IL evenly distributed ~ to call
.ne ~ .. M ihs sroy pos ctSne ~
s n pcc i. trl i.ss ,rr Z; IT, ,sn ,ns ac.
a "v 'nocr ~ enr,r rsFT ~ A.r iarc ~ m wentss y @
nnsrH vi thnf snc}, dirl.nec .Iis1 H. e"
Iii III: china sni H. trun lin rrasnn ,nr IT, ~,
LnIn, fonn in ticao snscimcna i, int M s III,
roat H. thefr f'rrareu WV" ~ o''"'''AoHs
In d very prutty uluucr.act that + noticed. Tim
rfsa eo 'Ss Ts a"T ost !" r.
npfrM La Of ro on ts eSsstiu oier src u,
fcIanee Passnsto hs srscimea hat s stfs morc
stnnd,nr ntont X snrhrr i.h s " xnaes
I'd in axareMts bnw, ar wicsi np, ~ E vsaa
iaca' in h"iinr Tia vn.r in ~ ny ugi, Hill ~ sur a
could se. .i,a tnscra of l.is hand throst both S
c ,a n ,; ~ ~, s'ys as - assoratnn IN 1h9t IN
thr n,arss, 1r uowerss or tna Ini,. N Ya,
c. "Inst ~ ,hir y. ,,a, th fne @ nGlsn.s tca
~"F'' "''A1'' ~ WI" - pA's'' VIZ" ''HA ''''s'
N
while Tho decoration, ID done ut Limoges The Inn.
saon 81 Ts sSy M ~ "ss W.T.
chemicals. 1iis suzu cnncs from tpldspar. Tic
ErensI nsnnfaeMrc5r u; ,, claim saper!oIlt$ eset te
, 1876-05-30

Now open. q ful! line Ut eo1orcd dross silks at no
cents AMI 81, which II 4bout half ttar co.t to i'm
port. pardE!lge'B Nos. Ill aud llB. .St4is struet,
, 1876-05-30
THE CT.Y7Y.
GENERAL NEWS.


--1,re
GtiN tkAt ~ EHo'
r,,o yo,io,ei ,,o,,, E,1,ortfr hna inst ,een IN
go, t 49,, .,i 5oc,1.t,x i,,,,~nvcd In s,neo,.
'arEca III Size h"o "es'''"'1 '"'f'e" :" "eiN"t
an~o.
The I1on, G, Knapp, nf Lincoln, it,, ia for q
,,,,. Il. =. ~. ,r..t ri Air, ". ~ uathnwny. No.
~" s.ne '"e ~ - - ~ "''S' ~ ~
t4S michigan astnhe.
O,lcer stcclc, Of the lake street soual. fn,tnd \
,,,eL,,oou vc.4c,d,v nf,ornnrn Il, the viriutty Of
I"eh' 'o. -s' 80. 80 ~ ~ u,. Nv ,,,t6o
atatc eH'e! Inc EropeftJ ID n"hl1lns '"''''"S7
ION nt the Central Station.
rno tcm,c+,tptr vc.,e+,ov- n. nb.crvci hr ata-
..sa n.,s,o, W ,,,a,.", .,.... t1,r,urxy tluh1.
nnAtc' oFtc'aa' sd ai7hlson Ftfcet lhi"' ar l"'' ~
ingl, WAS At H. IN, 80 degrees: 10 a. r't NJ; IL
M. M: z n, tn. 20: H. n. H.. 5tj. barometer, y
q, y1,,, III, 10; i u. NJ, gS. DJ
,,., ~ ~. fo,+ that .
Mth!ihn Whs tnaue snnaay u. VI Il. haHn.. ~.
charge hsd bcen rTefcr'f,t aHhsnst .'t. -. r.t,
NeAer n accnha- manu- ea!ltls. u nv rh t..
uau9cra b1ntH ctc:. nl ga1aa III; ,hn1 thot,
ctnmeni ofIceit yfrte5ny uis..salsu % aa, H. 1;a
va tintNl1lg Wnntc'er " ~ lne .,se set o''' '
ehhw WIS allowed ID 20 III p''aec'
About o'clock yesterday morning when tho ri.
Ant. tnciory ri No. II Clinton rttcrt wus nprnrsl
tho body Of ynnne na,,, 70 years ot nsc. named
August Bchrrns, WINS fo,,r, hanging IL II hrnr f.l
thu third rtnry. hlentW depression is tho supposed
cn,sc Of thr nct. The dcceascl wns single man.
Of steady habits, ptnno maker BY irn,!r. md re-
efdcd with llta brother al No. 10 North ClintoQ
street
, 1876-05-30

NEW DESIGNS IN lAM8aEQulhS.
Scarcely . lady goes into the paper. hanging and
beddlnx hoube Of HIigsE, jenkins i FH1on Nos.
.29 and 2s1 State street, bat greatly ndnres taelr
luce curtains, lambrcautns. cornicea, etc.