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New-York tribune., 1876-07-10

the price has frequently luctuated between 5si.
and 591l closing at j65s dividend equal to 5sss
Michigan Central sold up 20 525s az a sort
of tender to the Lake Shore movement, but subse.
quently declined to JOl26J0si closing at The latter
price, Western Union seemed to be used as a lever
with which to steady and hold the market, and was
pushed up TO 72 ls subsequently declining to 7O3s0
7l3s. Toward the close Of the week the Granger
stocks were moved into prominence. First csme
Northwest Preferred followed by the Common and
the ST. Paul stocks, but they closed with re-
action and without feature. On the whole
the various movements of the clques dur
ing the week to lift and sustain prices
have not been eminently successful. The coal
carriers have suffered a further decline in Del
aware, Lackawanna and Western and n. J. Central
the former selling from 10j u 1852 to 102, and the
latter from 73l40724474l2 to 717sG72Li. Del
aware and Hudson Canal is better. These monop-
osts, like the Bourbons, learn nothing. and con.
sequently have advanced the price Of eeai 10 cents
per ton, which most likely WILL in the past stl
further restrict their business. Pacific Mail has had
one or two spasms of activity, which quickly sub
sided and Left the closing price Of the stock at 26
decline of a per cent for the week. The remainder
Of the list has been dull weak, but with SC lin
tied an amount OF trading 10 call for
10 comment. The aggregate business of the week
-four days. has been very small, amounting to only
277, 800 shares. The fnal prices show improve
ments from last Saturdays closing sales in North
West, Wabash and Western Union, each Is; Wells
Fargo and Lake Shore, each Il; st. Joe and Pro-
ucers Petroleum, each IS ST. Joe Preferred l.; Fort
Wayne St. Paul Preferred and Northwest Preferred,
each s. United States Express, 2; Delaware aud
Hudson Canal 2ls, aud Harlem Al per cent. The
declines have been in Atlantic aud Pacific Preferred,
ls Chicago and Alton, Morris and Essex, and Pacific
Mail, each III Erie, ss Michigan Central and Ohio
and Mississippi each 5s Union Pacific, 81 American
Express and Central and Hudson, each 7s; Marip1sa
New Jersey Central ia, Missouri Pacific 13s, St
Louis and iron Mountain 27s, and Delaware, Lscka-
wanna aud Western, per cent The following table
shows tho
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
Total sales for the week

1903 seller 90 days. II 81 seller 60 days.
The business at the Stock Exchange TODAY
restricted to the buying and selling of about 10000
shares Of stock. At the opening, Northwest Pre-
ferrcd continued the feature, and sold az ~
067l2, but later returned 70 67G67ie. Western
Union, as a make-weight was wanted for short
time at II lsQ7IL but afterward became duh at
1O7s, and SO remained until the time of the usual
afternoon parade when it was advanced to 71ss
G7lli The hearing In the of the prelimi-
nary inju-ption against payment of the Company's
dividend was had to-day, when President
OrtOn made affidavit of the correctness Of the
Company's accounts. Judge Donohue reserved
his decision. Lake Shore was dull and
inactive at 5o5sG5Sl2a 5Sa, and after
O'Clock, 5G5s6 56l2, ex-diyidend. Both bulls and
bears to expect this stock to recover portion
of its dividend on Monday so il is To be supposed
that it will do So Late in the day there n repe
ttion of the old farce in Northwest Common. The
representative of the clique apparently purchased
from one broker 1000 shares at 43l while the ua-
lucky holders Of single huuireds had to accept 43
and 1913 for their smal lots. 81. Paul
Common and Preferred at the same time
took steam, the former to i2
and the latter to 72 but too long before the clos
ing hour to hold, each declined L per cent. New
jersey Central declined from 73G73ll to 7l7s0
72li and Delaware, Lackawanna and Western from
lO3 to 102. New-York Central sold at IGSlsa5 1913.
Erie Ohio and Mississippi and the other fauces
were neglected. Pacific Mail was touched lightlyat
26l2626os. The market closed dull at prices
slightly above the lowest of the day. The advances
were III Lake Shore and Northwest Preferred each
s; Pacific Mail and Western Union, each Il; st.
Paul y, and Producers Petroleum and st. Paul Pre-.
ferred each 81 per cent The declines We're in Gem
tral and Hudson, Michigan Central, and Ohio and
Mississippi, each Is; Union Pacific, Il; New-Jersey
Central and Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
ll2 per cent. The following table shows tue
RANGE OF TIE MARKET.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10

4 GENTLEMAN Of twenty years experience
~ IN the instruct and management Of public schools de
sirrs position rs CITY sUPEMNrESDENfm5 5'Hooi5
or a. PIINCIrAG of a STATE NORM Al SCHOOL; th-
highest testimonials references ri, en- l. gatpae 81
college and now engaged in higher educational work Ad.
dress H. NJ. Tribune Dtice.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
SATURDAY, July S-P. ".

Ia the absence Of any notable commercial event
during the week ending to-day. il seems to he
proper moment. Just a. the harvest season Is com
m-ucing to call the attention of our Western
farmers TO the losses they have sustained by their
failurc 20 press tha crops of 1875 upon the market
Immediately after harvesting. All the surplus
wheat Of the country might have been marketed and
shipped To Europe before Jan. | at prices on basis
of 81 u to ~ 20 per bushd for No. Chicago; but
it was held by spectators and producers to be
shipped at lower prices, after All additional cost Tor
interest and storage. The same reasons that urged
an early marketing of the crop of 1875 are in full
force now and ably set forth in the London let
ter of The Financial Chronicle under date of June 2f
from which we quote:
From the principal wheatgrowing countries the ac-
counts regarding the growing crOs Of wheat are salts
factory. Tnrrr to he prospect, mCced, OF an
abundant yied Of produce but lsr ayeSe result Is
anticipated, and there is an expectation that tue qly
already commenced, but IN northern latities the
crops in several localities backward The neness of
the of late has however had an excellent elect,
and should II continue, the connenceihen ot harvest
WORK not Aey " De very much behind ordinary ses
Evidently, therefore, the indications favorable to-
low price for wheat Tor some the to come supplies
forward from many countries thdt IL w0ihd
that only bad harvest, IN several afSe producing
couutrc, could have the effect ot making wheat dear
Iult L. sendnc sOmewNf important supplies, the
receipts lrom that country III lle et hte uiohLs oi e
Ie' lawns nGh % atSs ,gt =" s reris the anStify
sipped 'Other countries" .lsO furnish lis with large
supply Ia the Hrst hNe mouths OF tue present year
try Sent H. Is much ,41 ,OS1 cwt while III tie cor
responding pe1nd OF last year they forwarded Only
JO.sJ0 cwt. This season We have imported IRON All
utlaitcrs the large supply of 479l192J cwt ui wheat
and nJr against 37,2ji, Js3 cwt IA tho corresponding
period O last s,On, aua, consequently, even the uS-
cnt low prices have an important at taetlNe mud
eucc should thc weather remain favorable Tor the Eu
rup,In cro- tagrc Is not likely To be COnpou utoh
wi,h in the approaching season, and II Is more han
probable therefore, tt foreign growers VIII only hnd
nIatkct ior thrir suipids supple, Ia this country.
return tuC4i. Jun, Il shows
in Thar d. deliveries OF Homegrown wheat
thc 100 principal markets Of EuS;Jni aud Natcs
amounted to JJl - quart,rs, against 1928 quarters
lat yesr While IA tie whole huEyOm 1t i estimated
that turN were lioJuO qudrttfs against l13OOO quar-
tcrs In 1879 Since harvest ,Re de- lverics the 100
p, Clal markets have announced to l,-G2,- lO qua.Crs
a.. inst 2,IJGlUi quarters; auu IN the NtOc Kingdom.
100 quarters, against quartz Is IN the cor
responding period OF 1910. o. Is sestimItcd tttJ tne
follow !u quaint lies and uuur have been placed
l'rti..l .l,, ,.,.It,ts since
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10

Ii should be understood that tlo year" referred
TO in the foregoing is The English crop year, which
begius ON Sept l aud ends Aug. 30. These facts
furnish more than sufficient reasons why the ioties
of the past two years should not berepcated, and
oupht 10 be impressed upon the minds Of our Western
friends
business opened at the Stock Exchauge on
Wednesday morning, after the holidays. with CON
siderable activity in the special fayortes, Lake
Shore, Michigan Celtral, and Western Union, but
dull and weak Tor the general Inst. Lake shore
opened at 5sSs and went 10 5J3s upon the announce
ment of 2 per cent dividend payable Aug. /, ac-
companied by the publication of most remarkable
statement Of the past SIX months business of the
road. Since then the speculation has dragged, aud
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
Gitn iirai estate for Sale.

ti.) EAST l1TII-ST.-Two 4-stOry front
4 - and IcT buos, bfck, and well Rented Fuii iot
VII s,it q .ut,isu. TUESDAY, july II, by old-r
HEHEN NAksHAII. osd., Executor 4" . hoMhr kEh.
WOOD. dee q I'd Maps aud pcTlIts az oii,c. kitIARD
y. HANEII, AuctuLe ., III LrDAiway, ba'eineAL sae
absolute.
R.tI WEST -Sr.-Suprcmc Court sale,
O<1 u-y htf,k tenement house AZ. lp 2JXsIK 1908
WEDNESDAY, July -. htp>. r'rtiits, "c, oiAe"
HItIAED y. HAESEIt, AJcLOne,f III Bioad"ay, base
nI sale positive.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
Cracner5.

" 4 MEXICAN School Institute" 1879, in
y Goi scd by highest educational authorities supplies
fii.S anaTs ior I Stamp j. WsdifRMEiI0RN, ii Eonsi
4 GRADUATE of the University OF Michigan
"a DESIRES yAilpN IN school oi ianl'{ 80
6, Xeaa ONO.
4 LADY from England experienced, desires
~ an egsagenept as IhAChL5 H. d1 a from T
TUE highly recommended in country. Address G. NJ
4 YOUNG LADY, the daughter of an Epis-
s cSPa y y% q s%1S r'TFHcG TySe
sclo j: wouli teach French music, lraNing ard igmal
ing and the Enslsn branches. Address II. ", p o. Box
A HARVARD GRADUATE. who has recently
n completed extended cosrs Of special sub abroad
desires p.st'n as INsTkJ C1oh In iIilsiCs. OF IL
Mass Mass. HoA 40 ''i H. f1. D -,Y N'''
A GENTLEMAN WHO can give the best of
~ reer,nce as 10 ability AID eHperice der an agMns
n, %eGt a7 Sseg I & 81 VIII accent dsaq a. si
with prospect OF ermauency Address A. b. r. o p'a"ei
A GENTLEMAN of twenty years, experience
~ n the and naHasement Of public schools de
sirrs position as CITY sUPEhN DESr@ ScHooi8
enest testimonials a1d references given i eai4ae q
dGs,si d1sss H. n, tribune 0fdce.
ELOCUTION.-Summ Class at Sea Cliff.
for circular to 81 Unionsquarc, New-l'rk.
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU. 80 Union-squarc,
II York-Teaches supplied with schools and -cco.s
ANA Fau !, = with Teachers No cla TO to-e hocui1ug
teachers through our Agency. Address ANNA RANDALL
DIEHL-
ERENCH and GERMAN.-h highly educated
Frcncn gentleman dcs rs % o,ln an rnggemcni oF ie
ensuing school year 10 teach the Fr"rch ahd Gtman an
JIacrs been engage, n teaching successfully IN schools
Scnnlrcs m Ameica ior the past 10 years ad y "ol
gId ref1rIc'h HiArhtu aoEtrr
FRENCH PROFESSOR, Tribune Once.
SCHOOLS supplied with Teachers; no charge
- situations procured or Teachers TEACllLS AGENCH,
L. a.. PEil4.elDhla.
TEACIlER.-A lady Of experience and ability
hrst olass English teacher wishes schC"l oi sd
locality Ion one. q position already yii-lr Al
dress o. I3u Tribune Uptown olc". LBS bralNAy
TEACHERS' BUREAU, G7 West 3jth-st.-
Schools end families Ind competent and reliable
TEACHElt-. GDVEENESSi~5tr TIT rs ty spp}lnr To
Mrs. MITCHELL. HiOruati gwen ~ good stLDls. aId
masters of the languages and music ono" hours II Nls
T'EACHER.-A lady %! considerable experience
opan position boarding school to teach Tie
Prusr. cuId Aro teach hcgiunDt iu'tfIntN
tai music highest Testimonials fiu shed. AduItsS NtN
PALTI Teachers AEcuCy, LOO Chestnut 49, ihiiorlphA
NETANIED-A private teacher, well posted
w IN RhSKINES APPLIED MFCuANIC~. e. h'ip .
student reyloa Reruccs required state Terms,
and address T.. O. Box l,j3i, CITY.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10

Coauirp propsrip 90 Eet.

rgO LFT-0n Central-avc., near Wilkins
Il Bride, Harlem Railroad large furnished house WIZ
lawn Are AID staIdes .irtg oi fruit aDd shade Apply
to = 4. VALENTINE, l57 Madison ave
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
Z urultrtc.
5nies bp Aucllon
Gorots, Carnage, Garrrss, Ne.

CARRIAGES OF ALL KiNDS.-T0p Bug
v gee, Pony Flast0nS itrkaways, light extension Top
Park Ilactous, or o. styles. al maxi manu-.
actur- puce sud vaIiaItsi. Look at my IN Phila-
drlpAla Centennial Exhibition, ~. 7,S-i..
CllAs. Cru IN, 3l6 Canals " Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
Couulrn Rcal Gslatc for Sale.

Couulrn Real estate for Sale.
4 DELIGHTFUL HOME 23 miles in jersey,
~ eight TDOdl attic and cellar house hai NiudON wsief
barn, fruit. = Land river depot, 3
mile $4,000. r. BpokHOiI !, Enrraver % Liberty st
AN EXCELLENT FARM - miles from city
= ou LONG ISLAND One hunfIri aud nny tiye acres
productive ia od buings would DO exchanged Tree and
clear Tor city property hghtiy mort gagged -, ,
RCLAND WHITING. hickman -.
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED FARM, 4Sl2
pucr 5000 terms easy Buildings worth nc ha thc price
asksd. BOOkOUI - ilbcrtyst.
FOR SALE CHEAP or EXCHANGE for MER
4 CHANDi~k-A valuable uniucumbeTed FARM OF
wish buildings ~auk Center, MINI. Address
JAMES -. SCOTT. IubAne On'ce.
EoR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT Of 90 acres
L the beautiful village ofGeneva. situation excellent
GOOD budngs, sud sbfuanCeo rut rare chance Tor
gentleman desiring Try homo; no sold by November
will Ice leased Tor term VI yeaIs. Apply 10 GLkKII H.
sMI1 II, Geneva \. Y.
FOR SALE.-A fine BUILDING PLOT, 60
81 lsG s.rably located aud dry soil;
three ds'uls In FL SIZING. L. IL ~ trains
each price l0" lur cash Cal Oh owner No Syresl
" address X. g., Roz ll5 Tribune ohicc " FlnsI
combines country advantages Win tho city conyenenGes
OF gas, sewers, water. &c.
| Inl MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS with
tp tup out lu,crcs) FOR 20 MONTHS. and 500 yeary
unpaid thereafter VIII ttl,r
comfortable COTTAGE HOUSES, with GROUNDS OF
nearly acre lawn shade fruit vines
fruits tnated best line of steam 40 min
from ana Ia cnUery and eligible locality al
drained ad heay; trppts and oucnts convenient
SO yearly house, have u toun' water
fuJrr bath, nave stable, psrturelOt
ioSls oo utess, aud part furniture For description al
T T.. - hoN Ia, Elizabeth the premises
near wsst LiLabcth station. ~ j. Central H. X
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
lustrucilc1.
Ccun w.
Ccun w.
y-oTDF DAME of NAPYL AND, COLLIE

Coun w.
NOTRE DAME Of MARYLANp, COLLE-
~ OIATE fA.IiTCIE Tor. OF a. ,i ~ t b. .cI
s,s;r.s OF Nn'rr Dane NJ. u,
ans ,aGn 3 is %9 ds;5y 81 g95y Estay IaGsif fa % cain d
c0mor;. rhe system oi education pri5I'4 u
@ te r. r1lar course which iuciutes the GcrIasn ard
Frnch languages number pupils limited 10 one Aul"iVl
Psr boadcrs or young ladies who desire private apart
mefis. uUmb-r limit ID to fourteen. ,,,... .,r
b. al q Ist country residence, ",'t+d gn
ne oands provided hiten Gg5tEg io m 's e e
same or aIl For particulars ',nd iof catalogue
DEFKSKILL(N.Y) MILITARY ACADENY,.
lg pa4ls: Guc - niasuw gioinds acre, 600 per year.
pENNSYLVANIA MILITARY AC,ApEMil,
4 Chester Penn opens SET i, CNh I.Hs.l,', I.Hs.l,nE
apply o N EoGEr I Nq FL "a Na. s. a. IN Ef r,.G yGfi or
DOCKLAND College, Nyack, y. Y.-Eur. and
Ia Bd 1928 peryear Term open, sept H. sendfordf'Ha
CT. AGNES SCHOOL, Albany, \. !. under
- direction OF Ri ". C. DOANE. Circulars seit On
Application
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE, for both sexes,
sIert. t.it E6~ARD II. MhGIirr saaftianore, Penn.
Ts'HE MISSES NO1yT,s English and French
Boarding and nay s1lipoi for l"lns iadi,s - " t M
circiiaf. err ply as above.
rEVE SUMMER QUARTER of WHITE
Il PLAINS LADIES sEMINARY opens April ll ., lTe1. YEA.
man music and art. NJ BEAhDsLLf' Principal
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
fornaAiuy boys. ntri gent healthy, Chrstian nen q.
BaNJN.ifS MASON. Box 10 Gjl Workers. y, l..
NOUNG MEN privately Fitted for College.
O0NO''O"'- y mGFFMANN stotkbridcs, Mass.
WEST END INSTlTUTE.-Famny school
W for Young laies Mrs 5. l.. CADY. Principal New
Haven, Oun. send for circular
ttaHn 4 YEAR, books, &C., included; no
u co extra chsrges spec'al attention 70 9 G's y
pupiIs ana e boys AdditeSs : T. Silyls iEl', ~
ward University 4. NJ. Media Penn. Il miles from ihi
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
REAL ESTATE.
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

OFFICIAL httOklJ tf MAJ 10 A. AiN-'''--
SEWNoEK CITY.
1.th2t : 10 E,Id l,s on "a ave- 'oA GOO
eAye c & =, .. ~ tth ~ % = - es eIsi' - 5000
NeS;a,G, D ~ % go, ~; rz1l'' io'A $4,000
'ai,, =, +, , I ! a,s,in 81 ySTue -V $1,000
l M !, ~ ,ia.n n oi o d. 1850
's st z22 - .aG .. oler, to- Wooi 650O
42[G IN, I9f y J., % i ,e SioN'@i o''A @ $1,000
i.ss a ;e %9I = ol 9i0O
iui s s T. : y" y y .oE 81 f''@.t' 1900
Sistst. So OF og 2tave, 2jXlJJ; Heavy = o.o
7gf ' ,s,rS 80 O. GsOo
ISgfsst e,,sl 'h0'' a '.,'. 1850
og,Ss t. = ~ = y u o,.r r. and 1000
os and year.! + 'ssihmitt to Smith $4,000
Henry -, ~ 2UJ yoaTs 10 months; Huuoi to IL 600
tOmC,sLI j. 1. 9A'AHe, b'PuI i''bi''0'
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10

AXE MAHOPAC-FURNISHE HOUSE
- containing II bath &c desirable "'ation stab
ling b0afIg priyicPs pOJd spring water Ie-Iun
she rafiy viii lot yory low. Address tC1HLBfORD sOs
Wcsl 2jd,st.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
Drooklrn Real gslale for Sale.

4 OW-PRlCED LOTS for Sale or Lcase.-For
AanHla.,ou,s FouIs4s-s .k~hbvrr-. Chemical WORKS,
uuuer ar, lining A-eu, ,atiUu, Bgossol Lots "th
wai etltut Yl-o bort~ Suital tur dwcin on
N-ntoNu Cres, ka- iiv'r. ay'ninr Ne" oIk snd
BROOKLYN All on mortgage with butcs loan
ntsiartody Improved Apply to =. h sCHIEtfELIN, 40
William sL
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
Couulrn proprrtn Go Get.
TAT. STEWART GARDEN CITY, l.. |.
AT A. T. STEWART
"a GARDEN CITY, l.. /,
NEW HOUSES, FURNIsiiED AND UNFUEHGsHED
lrI.

NEW HOUSES, TURNiSlLD AND UNFCENIsHI.p
To LIZ
Several elegant brick Winter and summer PEsGDENcEs
ucnfs aud eonyeuences-iO 1urraos, ranges baths
water closets GcsIoundod by arpr grounds lin oui Win
blng city with all the iva tiP-s ~ r1nniy air. pare
auJ bfaciug 1m'sgh'Ir irr' from malaria and peculiarly
Tie houses locatci uatul surface 81 The ground,
about 100 feet above The ocean, VITA abundance Of good
vat" Hrr drives 'nd rf'ig access le 1 a time.
and n all weather aud where fatally supplies bc hal
Hr,tclass and groceries a. conveniently Ia
TOE II "OoA large and elegant Mansion, about - et
square cont'uinE ]" i'"n-, iulI tI n Irl'iN s4r Hiu
Win every convenience grounds about one acre. beautifully
TGE sl.0o.-An elegant Mansion, same class above.
with cMri geAous., gIuInG-, Ac, but uui'lIIisI'i.
FOR --J1-Au elegant Dwelling iloIsa U4 saLc cla5 rs
last. uui.rni,ncl but without ciuiagc hvusc.
FOR s. "a superb Lr 'A b"tih- House, containing IT
connoious rooms grounds and convenience lIst
FJH 90 "A large sHd very attractive INolAne with lu
rooms aad al modern e0nN oulrA''s WIN sa'1us E"fle
FOR sOO-A very comfortable Dwelling Of 10 rooms
RAIIROfD ~rA iiOS.-iIick brlilug, with large well
warmed waiting rooms Within rye minutes walk atoriius
comuuuca win Uir cts nearly every Ur II tie dav W
the Flushing aud Nol uujtrs Point aHi
Jamr.sr q 40 .uUt-s ude ihroash Daauln sc'ucI! IN
WATER AND GAS-Contracfs have been made for erect
ing extensive supply Nar for duucst and IRE par
poe. which Win o works proposed VIII make residences
ThE LHEGE FIRST CLASS HOTEL, located in an clc.
gam PARK al dining toe railroad station j. op'H or visitors At
CAIlAGEs mad al miuutt notice. yat ~ Inspection
T. requested Apply Ut uc 9rr hrl t2itgh Niiy hGinad
station, % W. ~. HlNoDALt, Manager.
AXE MAHOPAC-fURNISHE HOUSE.
81 containing ~ pous bai, c desirable losntion stab
ling and boang prViee.s eod spring Mster 90 te-lun
she uatiy viii let very low Address hUlIiLkfOHI, SOs
Weet 2jd4st.
TO LET CHEAP.-Large country RESI-
u DE CE Shrewsbury kytl, i've minutes walk from de-
pot. Address cHAs. LEIGHTON, Red Bank, NewJersey
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
Ncw pnb!itatlons.

BEN pnbliratlons.
"NEY SHIP COMES IN"
WORDS BY JOAQUIN miller.
MUSIC By III. MiILAbD
Just Published by
J.. SCHUBEBTI ~ Co.,
And fer sale BY all music dealers
TVHE TRIBUNE EXTRA, No. SO.
CENTENNTAL ORAFIONS
QN TULL.
WILLIAM NJ. EYARTs, at Philadelphia.
RICHARD g sToRRs, D. D. at New York.
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, at Taunton, Mass
RoBERT c. WINTHROP, at Boston, Mass
HENRY WARD BEECHER, at Peckstin. y. z.
CENTENNIAL POEMS.
AWARD TAYLOR. at philadelphia and New.York
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
CHARLES T. CoNGDON.
And full account the Centennial Fourth OF July eeebra
tions in NeyYorb Philadelphia, and other cities.
TIE CENTENNIAL EXTRA is a fun Tribune sheet Of
eight pages and will sent postpaid TO any address for ten
cents or with Extra No. Containing fun description OF
the international Exhibition at philadelphia and account oi
the opening ceremonies Nay 10, for twenty cents
Address THE TRIBUNE, SewYork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-07
A MAN MISSING.

William Clayton, about forty-slx years Of age, has
been missing from his home for more tnan week. He
is described being small featured, having dark
complexion, dark mustache and wearing when last
SEEN dark coat and vest gray worsied jacket and
imitation sealskin cap He came TO this country from
Yorkshire, England, some years ago. He was In very
poor circumstances and for the past few ycara in
the habit making his living by buying shoes in some
OF the cheap auction stores the west side OF the
town and selling them at retail tho sidewalk opposite
No 40 vssey street BY this means he was able to
turn an honest penny and keep the wolf from the door,
although he could never make enough To lay up any
large amount He occupied a room at No. "a Vesey
street. with Mr.. Dawson, an Engishman from the
same part OF the country and ono OF his best
friends The latter says that he saw Clayton
last about haf-past ten on the morning Of
"wednesday, December 20 About that time he went
10 an auction Church street, passing TO Barclay
street through the covered passage where the Sixth
avenue cars run He last seen In the afternoon,
about quarter past five O'Clock, by William Graham,
who lives In the house with him. He told the latter
not 10 supper for him. he would not return be-
fore nine or ten O'Clock Graham says that he had
with him then about 81 or S. Mr., Clayton is I'M
married and reported to be very steady having
ever seen him drink liquor Of any kind lie had a
habit however, OF staying out late at night and lying
abed until late in the morning. His disappearance
causes much regret 90 his friends, and above all 10
his brother James Clayton, who has offered a reward
for any information as 10 his whereabouts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-07

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On Christmas Day Mt A. b. Booth residing at Hope
Villa, on Bayou Manchac in the parish Of East Baton
Rouge about twenty miles from the city Of Baton
Rouge gave dinner party, at which present the
family Of O. A. Bullion, the bookkeeper Of Mr. Booth
and the Burnett family, numbering, including Mr.
Booths family thirteen persons. The party, while at
dinner, partook OF some drinking water rom cask
near the house, and shortly after drinking all Of
them taken sick The symptoms attending
the sickness indicated poison from arsenic
The usual remedies were administered by
physician who Immediately summoned
and at last accounts all the persons declared out
OF danger except OF the Misses Burnett whose lie
was despaired OF As soon u became definitely
asccraned that the party had been poisoned Suspicion
attached to negro girl known as Aramnta, who was
IN the employ Of Mr.. Bullion. About week before
Christmas Day Mr. Booth had caught Aramin,a beating
one OF his children and he whipped her she lett VOW
ing vengeance. On Sunday evening body OF masked
men went 10 the cabin OF Aramnta and she confessed
10 having induced colored woman ana her son 70 pu.
arsenic In the cask OF drinking water ohe was taken
before justice Of the peace where her confession was
taken In writing and properly attested The woman
and boy wc@L arrested and, together with Amarinta,
were, Tuesday, taken TO Baton Rouge aud turned
over 10 the authorities