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New-York tribune., 1876-06-16
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PORT OF NEw.YoRK .....

PORT OF NEw.YoRK .................-JuNE l5
CLEARE!
steamship Pommorana tG'rh sohwensen. Hamburg. Kun
sieama.ip city OF Vera Cruz. Deaken, Havana r. Alex
andre a. son. .
stransnis g.oa Daggett, savannah, Murray Ferris
co
steamship Maynower, Davidson. Philadelphia James Hand
steamship Eleanora. Johnson, Portland. J. A. Ames.
Steamship Glaucus, bearsc, Boston IA. L. DmOoS.
BttN Adeiue Iin,isay, ilIgua Pusrto Cabelo
Dal EFT. B0itn & Co
BARK fraclh utal) Ferro Corr for orders, socoyich
Co.
lars Caro-. Gay, Cadiz, spain, Evans BAH n Go.
Union (NOrl, fugestad. Rotterdam, Benham Boye
Bark Tampa (NorL Ol Newry. Ire, Benhan BOyesen
Bak Nkgr.en Nor) Andersen. Cork FalmOnth Funch
EdyoN Co.
Barx GhtDer CNor ualyorsen, MonOse Scotland Funch
Edyo * Co.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-16
CIVIL MOTIFS.

~ the suit of Catherine VI ,Intosh aCainst The
Kni.,eracter lee Company oi yc.f-ray before luiT"
v,ro,t an supreme Clr-i CrorL the pllutiT chlrrod
THAT ue driving hoy waFyn dpF1 r "nNc - on
fhs fuffuflufs Or ven cil' If' lN
came t isill fsFlu All throw H"r on t1l nm
her 20 tr rxtsnt slOlt TIt lIrv aFtrifi ner siuD
H. the -u,t Of John Russell agu1st the city, tried
Yesterday before Jldge saHor prior Cont. Special
T, m. el.y chtainoi q verdict Tho pant vile, VIII q
baby IN her arus oct r. 1872. sppcl on The steps o.
W .,n~ou Matet The ha,v are uilrt bit Mrs Rus
M iev v.a broken. fHe rai1' F1ot Tor hia Hs ~ PTS
fnr hfr dortnra hi g. au i~ own ua7 q" or
canal hnt rhrr fu tNr ac"ient AMI a Ns T"'uiH y"
Fis found thti there Waa no nrFl
rrtca city w'Hch IT, t0und thr ca'n 1aor-e T.
uliI. char - a. NJ Her Tor tho city
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rnr or.rnxG low. nR eAnw.Y RArEs.

Tie railway war continues 10 be violent and
,zta.sresebtae ~. onIcer. - tie bic hallway, who
have bees In advance 81 thsr ryss ~ sFyefb Of TIE
successive rsd1ciIgns, desire 70 dissyo~ 81 fsponsl
billy for the orgs Of the sfe. Pfrsdrnt Je"ett said
yesUray that bio Company ~as not feaoasiDIe fOr The
appsrsBty rBinOO cnmpefitos Tat ~ss effs0 on. II
lad part ln starting u; u vas IN 30 particular @oa
aCI.f lbe New CNstfs bad a1Snfnsd the fespOn
sDIGg Of making sbd DDD.akt0< T@is- at is peashic
ard seD4rfed eutifeiy from habit Nbcb bad PIT
ylos,y bp universal, 81 concerning With 1tbeI el51la
f,s.s wasB any 0f i< vuBk dssgFrd " make
eAauea. "A 20 tBe cODipedf0s would bs lgkeT "
end Le eea not cay. Not ks0gIng fhs sOHsidsraOns
which if.sn,ssd it, Introduction be had opinion ~ TO
wLsn u would be brVuxbs " q cone1s0a Tbs pIessnb
New-York tribune., 1876-06-16
XLJVM COYGRESS-FIRST SESSION.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
A CONFERENCE On AN APPRoPhIAnOS BII@-DE-
BATE IN HE HOUSE On THE ARAY AP?GOrE.A-
1IUN BILL
SENATE. WASHINGTON. June 15 1876.
After the reading OF the journal OF Moldly' 3
,roc diugs tue CnAI and nclOIe tuo senate lnes3sc
from the House OF Representatives. announcing the III
concurrence Of tba body IN tIe Senate amen ncns q"
the Legislative, Judicial, and EAecdtvo Appropriation
itIiL
Mr. MORRILL (Rcp.. Mrl moved that the Senate in
sist uu the am tndDens and agree tO to conference
asked Tor House Agreed To; ANA Messrs MOrn,
Wltners, and WIAdJiu were apo n,od mehDors OI tic
Couiiniitce the pat Of thc senate
Is senate t.eu, AZ 1ZlJ adjourned until tomorrow
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P1ASENG ERS JRRfVED

FROM GLASGOW In steamship CitUOrnia Jrne 10
Cnutr le san MOnale Cayal ere guaX c. ia arig
han CAL, earn A. da LlstD AVS u, Cav lcre Asi % Il
Ntt1 tauJ, Iu 20 Verona da Aiud Benz mo O. e,p
ErIeSo Ca one, GlO att AsCoa, EUesto NmniI da Leg
nano. Al AMIR CtAA Anrrid, Ea Mo Fan Coui
GDt Bar Dih Col. Alex Rcpc u d. l.. Il sSl
la-. ktr. Ewin Mis- Jaic CM.cTOJ Tho, Todd
MatiI VI. iut, John j. MaUac lin Jpnu uOper. betf L.
cot, Cna N ga san Ms "a nag a., Wa wilson. " 10
ai'd hand, wm. l1nl, uhow Room. Daniel a!k. Mis-
iIar D. B. ton Gub CInph !. ylie u - Margaret
"a pbel! Ms. NIT MISS IHth om IT. \ Smi l. Jas
mart john l. Howe t,YOL j. lIoae, Al. vii lud
Edw,n ii hard dcC Soy, Joan j. nOI 30 e.t
HOLM james onita 4iss Ana 7miJh
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rronArLY FAfAL GAs ExrlOsIoX-

William Be. gle, age %, of No. 467 Greenwich
At wac H. sierday orn.ng severely buBei about the face
.oa uasbv tie x o.0u 81 "a. al No. IO5 W,al 1Arsy-
sixfl.t Tie tnau xhO a gas-atteT. had tzen down
chan ieiier and had cd plug Va the ppe to preventive
eseae Of gas bat ss matter Of prccaut"n PVT hght
20 the ea Of he ir order TO tat the plug vas
tl1ht ~ sem the 1imr iOarbrd The ppo IN sxpio
els aecarTi 4 teaiinx away the Gfilug DsrsiihE Opr
the dyrs an4 de- luiisArZ rllfs Ltbir9 dbd
otbsr fufrifue, a1d thrOwln@ Nr BeiEin, cyio On ~
faulrs shs na,r. Tifr sounded was afb1tcd ~
Iyy -afferfr, Who thought his mnrcs Womb pfvFe
fail Thc damage viii areHri 10 900.
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TUE corRr oF ArrEALs.

Arn,NY. \. Y, June lJ.--ln the Court of Appeals.
TTurs 'te. June . 10;
No lll- Newton . Porter-Cpon npt on ana cphs'i'
over thf brn.
So S-- Whitm,ro art the Mayor. g. ~ NevN Nork.-Ar
eued ~ d. j. Dean for appellant. James W Fowler ir t
sIoufrnt
No .3I -Daviit got The Elmira mobiles Manufac'urpr
comnre-Arguol by T. T. Ilart Tor apDel1nt DcNtor ior
Trsu1rfeut.
80 2os-Sm.th aet scholts -Ar"uci by WIN. Fan ,r'o"
for appellant aui hv Douglas Campbell
and 3 Paige fnf MON tent taar -fill on
Proclamation was made and ~" 'uu-l tlo'r'cd
art Of Ap"crt calsn1r fnr trdr, Tune It. 1879 h
a. follows: Nos li7 2Oj 2I7 l.5 2fi 1896 pas and 246.
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GE and very ATTRACTIVE SALE

Il A
JAPANESE ART TREASURES.
We viii sell at auCiIOn FRIDAY. June l6, 1876
at III o'clock a. ul.
NJ CHJcKERJNG tOul HALL, No. II East Fourfeenthst
the COLLECTION comprising the PFOGND IS JAPANESE Arr
TREASURES, consisting OF BRONZE VASE and IGcrnss
tlaiI in gold and silver; BRONZE SrORKS and ORNA
NEN1S ~ great variety; CLOlSONNE VASES, Slhpt<
Vas maCricent S1tsuna aees, very handsome INLAfD
POPCELAIN VASES, kAN PUNCH BOWLS, ELEGANT
CABINETS nah IA IVORY. LACQUKRED sEcRE
RY rga Tor oSesnel ware, Rich SkembUilered Robes
and Shawls very costly IVORY FIGURES III groups.
BRELBAS, &c, Sc
Also
A COLLECTION OF JAPANESE ANTIQUITIES.
A, tuis EXHIBITION H. of the costly and
RECHERCHE Drought from Jauan the attention Of the pubic
poneraIlg particularly coBr0!sseGrs II cunoa
called 10 this sale.
The cOllec ion exhibit from 10 Oci0cs 10
D. m ana public invited tO visit No. Tickets admS
sion can obiained (gral al all tie principal hotels mre
an boob ST. rps 81 this cify. Also ~ oficA
FIELD, MORRIS. FENNbR q Co, AnotlOnoers
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GIN. CROOK SENDS FOR THE CRows-PfARs FOR
THE SAFETY or TIE SCOUTS SENT To BRING
THEN.

Or Animal Friends is the name of an at
tracSc little paper which has been started In the inter
~ the Brooklyn Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
To Animals The first number contains contributions
fron Mss Louisa NJ Alcott tue Roy. w. H. H. Murray,
and other popular writer's.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-16
Sales up Anrilon

A. MHRwIS, Aucroneer.
UY BANGS, MERWlN Il Co., $50 Broadway,
I'D near Bond st sales OF BOoks Works Of Ara re. &C.
FRIDAY JuI 9 l6, at4 p. m-lAW BOOKS American and
Engsh-IIrports Commentaries Digests, 1rezti-es etc,
Al anI
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carIet-bag government at tho s,lth and protesting
against Ie withdrawal Of negro s1ffragel; by Mr.
1EEsE dem, N. J.i the admission OF NV ehicn
aud ny Mr. LAwKENGE Rep., ouio) ON the Hallett XIII
bourne pabeas cOrpui Gae.
Tie proceed ngs without special interest, but the
elegr iphc bulletin the lpbby yug tho latest nows
from Cincinnati SANITY visited
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THE COURTS.
BgER-sELLING.

SUNDAY BEEE-SELBiS''
Ap,uMryTs CP,s TIE MEANING OF THE SUNDAY
CLAUSE OF THE EXCISE LAW.
The cuesiOn of the right OF the police 10
prevert tae sale OF lager beer Sunday under the
Excs. law WIS argued OF length yesterday before Judge
D,no,ue in su;,roms Court Chambers, under WITT
NJ b,be.s corpus I'm the case OF Ferdlnanl Jner2es,
h.rteener m the Bpwery arrested last Sunday Jnstns
sohvab was wico arrested and twicc discharged the
commitments In his merely charging hbi WIN tnc
sae of lager beer and lager beer not being menoheu ny
name In the statutes In the present case thc name u
suppeneuted by the words " the same being al h'oh
eating liquor" which IL ono or the arucieS 'ne "o "
which Is regulated by statute
ESIud,c Freedman. for the prisoner. took one techn
cal uo,p, that the JUSTICES return showed no proof that
,accr beer was intoxicating. but presented his case
mainly on BROADER ground that the sale of ale and beer
an sunday Is not prob bted by statute The question
ort.ea an , curious complication. The Excise law OF
Isj7 General the whole State. required nccis io
tine sale " wine and Intoxicating hqnors au are qua .
beer aud forbade the sale OF lntoNcatlng hquns "n
vine. or Sunday but In the Sunday clause ON tteu ae
an brrr In S66 special act was pssoh inr ins VIZ.
WINCH 40 far is city concerned epeaieG t1e no,
~ is- In 1869 an nn nlment TO the act o 1897 was
uas,,.l b. in.ing ale aud Der Wiihn ltS u. 10
inns uf course. lid not then affect the city Du' Ia ~,
the ,cja iry act WIS ep aled and the ely came ier
thr ,ct of 1857 Whether the act o. 1863 also apcs W
The cty of whether h does 10 iorbds te sue ~ laS'
beer 5Idy. were tue questions dssus.u ~, hn,
Ex.Iu,Iye Freedman insisted that the stature Dehs
pcua IN iLs uature aud restraint of co nIhon laW
liberty must be strictly mei preie NO laNer DO wal wal
mentioned in the sunday CLAUS. Of the orig n',i trt' %
th vas CLEARLY not accidental, for tue most recent ACT
made the distinction Assistant Dlsu'et
Rollins argued at length thal, red'ung ts' std i.rvi
rtnrr the utcn ION 20 prohibit tue sale OF any inSoS-
eating liduors Sunday appeared, ana IL WIS ruoSn
lht the charge Of selling an intoxicating hqlor' Wndt
ever is name, was made aud sworn tn " authofize
warr,nt and commitment Judge Donohuo reserved his
decision.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-16
Dressmakina ano tiliIIinern.

MARIE TILMANN Of Paris, importer. opens
VA Tie inesJ largest as.ortu. 4 Of Par Srnmr
Mil merry ever brougM tae market 423 6tn-zve,
.26tn-st, Qate Michel 81
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THE SURFACE ROADS EVIDENCE CLOSED.
CONCLUDING IL TMoNY FOR THE PLAINTIFFS IN
THE SUITS AGAINST RAPID Transit

CONCLUDING N. TGMoNY FOR THE PLAINTIFFS IN
TIE SUITS AGAINST RAPID Transit
The two suits against rapid transit roads,
which have occu led the attention o Jnd e Van Hoesoh
in Commou Pleas ttid Term and Judsc sHdswick' IN
srpcfior Court specia Term. for two weeks reached
Yesterday the cloe The first NJ trial I'm both the
planti4 announced that they hal closed heire'mony
Pbe testimony IN the Common Pleas suit brought by hr
Ninth Avenue Railroad Company 10 compel the Now
York Elevated Railway Company not only to stop any
further work ON It's roal but to take down the road
already built was merely repetition OF evidence as 10
the eject OF the road horses. Mr. Sinclair announced
that the painiis would give further evidence, ana A.
j. Van lcrpOl VIII present the case Of the NeWl Orh b
yapd Rllruai fnmpIuy for ltS fSht 10 rA'Sb'b'o
increased usefulness tO-lay. ,
H., the suit by tic X Ayenu" Railroad CpinpahY
InIg SIywick in Superior Cont, special Term Joseph
H. Chnatr offered evidence the sam cha ,ctr ~
that gwen In the other suit and called Tholn', weston
an eu giucer formerly M the CrOton Aquehuet Dcp,r
,tcut who criticised the pan of the blipofi bcFa'"
RtiIv.ty ralmng that the Company wou!d nave to nS
lou Locomotives procure real rapid trans L. ana tns
te .rnpkc nois. and vibration ron sich engines "on"
llns.t destroy any ordinary use tue slrces tnrHhB
which they ran TGo pllItlns also cAlci Htn "ll,pn
me Iccudauts engine 10 trstify concerning thh nu
b,r of p4ssenc - the Company expected 70 carry pn
rs-c 4 mina nu he gtel tuat responsible hrns h,i
II rel tu band and 10 slnes, Elfutct'i 10 40
, sprt work If cry rapd transit. with It's hlgh Sth
nd frrpuent tpps. AMI explained that TIE 'hnoh IaH
el-d oi TIE locomotive Ia stop and start me cars Nnir
eic the aii-prakc acted on each Cr g. =, inWtcS VIZ
pr,.-ut the % ~ the GID 1T Elevated E-HwaJ Com
pauy h!s morning.
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house ut Putnam, Conn. in which there
VIVA "A siUK negro NnZ be- strutK 10y HEhu ulug, tiI'
th day. OF te neghbnrs went 10 Ia see how tuiY
tnod SHOCK. ant hr prrrng uut nom under the bed
rlDthes GOV red With snu,cTs wood and pleces oi
Iiserng cOOly mgHr ii, Are dar gUin TO be 'nulder
.ifaw
New-York tribune., 1876-06-16
GIN. CROOKS PROGRESS.
ARRIVAL 1877 MILES BEY0ND FOEr FErrERMAN-
INDIANS MOVING NORT1.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO rms tIHuNE.i

ARRIVAL lSI MILLS BL1oND FORT fLIIEhhAN-
INDIANS MOVING SOiTI.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO rHE tIHUVE.i
CAMP on FoRKs or TONGUE RIVER. w. r.,
Isl m les from For, Fottcman. juno u, via Fort Ftter
man wy. June l5.-G,n CrI0ks E,g II Iru ami Yellow
stone expedition arrived IN good health and spfits with
very exceptions, at The camp the forks Of the
Tongue River and Prairie Dog Crcch june 7. Private
ierey Of Company b, 81 Cavalry, accidentally shot
May 3O died on tn road ami buried the camp.
which was attacked by Indians the evening Of june
H. The Indians rode up To tae edge of the Duf on tie
north of the river and rd 300 shots down
the tonts hors,as. ana wagons only slightly woundDg
soldiers and several nmHl, -Four companies oi
cavalry fordod the and drove the Indians OIL The
attacking Iar,y probably numbered 100 The Indians
are well armed with guns that would Kill at One-hali
mile, appear o have an abundance Of am nuntinn.
The command moved up to this point order TO have
better and TO establish base Of supply and await
the coming OF the Crow % Snake lndHu allies, whtn
Tie inal cappIm will De organized. 1t II thought thai
the hostile HdauS moving morrill, as few signs
discovered between here aud FotterHnn. BliEilocs
abound here all sorts Of game penlifl grass and
water are good, but the weather Is very changoLbc.
GIN. CROOK SENDS FOR THE cRows-PFARs FOR
TIE SAFETY or The SCOUTS SENT TO BRING
THEM
[GESER,L PRESS DlsrATcul
CHEYENNE, wy. r.. June ia courier who
lrft Fort Fcterman June reached Gen. Crooks
man1 June o. on Tongue River. No large force of In
dams have yet beea met vita On the cyonng o the 9TH
,kirnlsi occurred at the mouth OF Prairie Dog Creek;
two sold rrs sishy wounded b. spent balls. tIe
Indians firing at distance o. 600 yafls. The Crows
whom Gen Crook expected 10 meet at Powder River aud
use ~ scouts beIn there LIS chief scout uar with
two ners sent the Crow Agency. distance of
200 miles, 10 bring them. The scouts hayo yet
turned absence Of seven days, an1 fears
tcrtoLoJ for their safety The Snakes VINO left Camp
Brown have yet Joined Gen. Crooks command. The
cUurirIs marrow !, cscdpcd "a busw the Old Pn
KrafnY gruunt Gen s.criinn lcit Fort
Laramie this tor tDe Red ClOud Agency. TIo
last company OF the 5ih United States Cavalry making
eight Ia all, arrive d here to-day.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-16
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
rises AZ sets 49, Moon rises. 1924
mos WAlE6 TIiIs DAY-A. n
Hook. POS Iie q. very. 4:23
IHIs JAY NJ
sandy HOOK. 22p 2.J0 Hell q. Ferry. a:iS
New-York tribune., 1876-06-16
GALENDAKs-rns DAY.

SUPREME T-CHANUEils-DONOUVR, J.
g. Rrlwaccn at Herr. 25J. ieet agt. The Equita.
mann. ble iifo Assurance
DC amd PlcIdc Tclr. 300. .Now, arL newell
graph company. 352. hcnheli egt Iamcs.
ls-The M.yor sc. agt. $40. The Park Bank ast
l2i. Law asL The Comml,. $40. De,nnih apt Budke.
ai"ner, Of Iexr., Ie. 3 2 nagerty T. Malcolm.
iJS .Iiilrr agt The nHriins, ... Nos. l and ?
lailroal CO. 3ji--Mattr OF soutlwortl.
i03 IN Metropolitan Life S55. Ellis agt Foster.
ms ca. agf. Iha ger. $50. IOsrpstein asL ROsen.
2.3 Mat cr Of Lcnuda. stein.
--''' 6is iJic GsaaraHcc
srrclM rEm-LAwRRycg. '.
o. .Dcvln el a. aqt the 5s7.. Mo back agt Amend.
Co. 80. VIZ : sgt Vail etal
200 Drsall agt. Rapp 81 al h42 Barker dc. agt Hon,
ga wsisc2 Ssi, Dsy. 500 Kelly agt Sullivan SC
as7 .Ranuey sg. Fischer ct Jll Gano ag MeCunu at al
"a G as! Ji 'eGsS T% ss Ir: Gi
lud auO. Vttr. Sc.
27s .Ianglon agt cray. 800 Spaulding agt oBren.
I73 The Union Ssygs % l..Muir agi. Cunie ct al
lnsutnton aet CLARK 272 The troplc oi the II tate
eta ol olNrw-foIk agt he
ia The Union Dime saves Blcecker Street Ran
essL $50 Lest ; ag Rosou ct A.
lJl..Losy ota agL MonIlL
cacUr-PARr I.-wEsmRooK. J.
SioTt Causes. 3leG. spmgnrn ct oil. agt
ccsl .1afrrns ct al. agt Rerp Abrensburg.
~ Kent ast alier So59 iIecser ct al SeL
eta. 1851. Stokes, so. sgL
267y. Tho Commercial Bank 2l5rhe East River Nat
ON. y. agt stIoebe Bank ast. Emerson,
2502. .osSrn as The West a2ilw Giidela ast. Arens
Wisconsin hallway ~ . burg
1897 Ain and ano. agt 2Si chSrd and S ano SsL
2Ooi.. roOi AZ. sexton. 5i5S-.Ths 2srehaats E..
2oIJ. CLARK, Jr, at Bsl. change National Is K
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ap2S law 6aF

sN pursuance of an order of DelanO [. Cal
vii ,oq. Surcoate o. ,he County . NeSY"ts noh =
hereby given % gl having claims ~ ~ u rf 20
Frsncs V la tITse lac u the tiiy ~ NrN-l oiA 20
case present tho same with vouchers Thereof 10 te sag
srriJur tne Office of a. Thorn, q. Pine 81 n thr "
YoTs, or before Tie 10Th az o. uecrlhu,r nrA-
Dated New. .Ncrs. tHe lj,B dls OF Jane. 1876
j. INncltnr.
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ates were undoubtedly unnecessarily low and no good
could result 10 apy one from thor intenanCo
New-York tribune., 1876-06-16
IN nursulnce of ap 0rier of Deano c. Cal

L
7 .u, esq Surrogate Of tho CcBty Of 1urA notice
lcrvby gwen o. AZ p having claims iaiast Geo se
l,Jna 3 NJ tc Cily Of NeA-K1r dCetsrs, 70 ? 1fss
the SAM youche thereo 70 ho sDsosIDeEs al ieoe
u X A. Within = 81 west t5tht. IN the tiy ASs
York lief he list gay OF Nuytmb nNt Ted ses
r. A. WIrrHAU~, JE.
RONALD THOMAS
o,O0 laying
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ANu-rAuM4NY oBIERyAYcg.

The Anti-Tammany Democracy have completed ar
ran emens for the celebration ~ the Fourh Of July, ~
Irving Hall The Hon ibaII OGorman hes egrce1 70
eiyer the address, and The carii0n Of Independence
viii be read by jerome Buck. ~ ne music VIII he for
nshrd by the 7lst Regiment Band. An address wa,
~, 81 Yesterday tO pToriu. ut lcuOrrJtH throughout
New-York tribune., 1876-06-16
pAgr u.--vAx voxsr, }.

short Cnvsss.
1756. .Ad~er agt. Bancroft
1854. MIN agt. LnptoD and
an0.
3O34. The Maritime Bank OF
Canada aPt. M0fitf
2972. .Frlsdriechs. re-. agt
Sfeverson and aDO.
2B31. .Clafiin ct al. art Walsh.
2i6S. Muir aet. McIaTgh.in.
1920 Stern and ano. agt
Jes'er and ano.
1856. The sun Mutual ins.
co. ACT. Huhbeu.
2J3S. Black agt. MalSby and
2rO.
llDua. Fisher AIT. Crosby.
1882. Foley agt. Benedict and
an0.
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PAIR tII.-slvxorr. J.
- Yonng - Cnit

GFVREAi SESSIONS PART I.-UAcKRrr. Recor icrW lam
Brown. foon assault and battery; Anry Brown. Mara
IN GOd.t.iu John Irccny: otto
iupi,l reoo.vng stl.i Eools. Andrew Cassidy, petty
& Tcuny.
PAT II. CT pEFsi EryF. Joseph Kearns fcl'nous
Isslu AMI ttrrJ jacob Scl1cnhol, bur larry; Martha
Dari John Burns JOIN lIaenbeck, John Brady. grand
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PART IL-SHBRInAS. J.

t2i5 Waite War 1921. Linnemau and sno agt
VIC. DeDpermaun.
Upttna AIT Ff--. 1890. Baker Sagen1u
20 .Ntt'fes at. Culver. 4OiH walker agL McEhtet
,N7i.. Dol AIT. = at1u. 60 al.
Elrl sh iet Ahralams tObl slim tlindagi Haf'he
G7p1. Clliip e. al at Lew. - and a o.
TO-, Fitrn a- 1be Ec 70 $50 Bumcrt ~ act. Ferry,
roV.g1 iif. Light Co 1913 Wai'u.or ast Gensrg.
l3tl Sail et al agt. Ihayrr 104J wal uor asl Neusif
New-York tribune., 1876-06-16

Ru-H q HAWKINS. C11irm1n.
JOHN h. pANSE-. secretary.
rnTELOw WEED. CLiirm4u Of COMMITTEE on Ode, ora
iipu. AMI limitations.
ALEXAND.H ~HNLEE, ar nan of co mmltee on fioc'S-
sious, n uniuatous. ID 'Jrlti In, and Police.
HENRY IAvLM.TrB, CIurnIu N Committee "n Financo.
PAgL GO.PEL Cu.iTm "a Of Co.umttro uu Muhio.
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1lP hck3Ih.

NEW York July IA Stocks dull but li'tle
better feeling. Money 3 Gold liz Flour du'l
and declining. Wheat quiet; souod firm, uu
sound dull and decliping. Corn steady.
BALTIMORE, July l4.-V,rginia SKIES, defer
red, 81; d.. consolidated 6555; do. ID series 81
bid to day. Cotton steady; uldding ll4'lls
-Four steady; demand fair and unchanged.
Wheat fairly active and 6rmer; Maryland red.
good to prime. lI01llS; do amber l2Oal2l;
do. white l00.l20. Corn, Southern, steady;
Western fairly active and 6rmer; Southern
white 59o6l; do. yellow SO 60; Western uixed
Sc spor; SIS IN .ust. Ols steady and firm;
Southern prime 43; Western white 1889;
We.teru mixed 34a36 Rye 6rm bu' quer at
65i70. Hay steady and unchanged. Provis
ions steady and unchanged. Pork 20. 50a$2l %
Lard steady; refued l22al3z. Butter dull aud
heavy, except for extras, which are scarce and
firm; Western good to prime l6alS; do. extra
ine 1921. Sugar strong and higher at H..
Whi>key, dull and DominaI al ll47.
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Fairfax CO ie l7-w4w Com n rs. of Sd
Ry r. q. kerby, AuctiOneer,

No. 81 King street, Alexandria, Virginia.
TNRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of deed
j. of trust by Robert l.. Wood and his wife.
dated on the 9th day of January. in the year
1871, and of record in the Clerks office OF the
Corporation Court of the city of Alexsnd rla
Va liber No. l, page 3l9, the undersigned, rs
trustee in said deed named will sell for cash, at
public auction, in front of the Market House,
on Royal street, Alexandria, Va, on SATUR-
DAY, the 18th day Of July, 1875. at II O'CLOCK
M, the property conveyed to him by the SAID
deed Of trust, viz:
1st A LOT OF GROUND on the north side
of King street, between Lee and Union streets,
Alexan ria, Va, fronting ~ feet inches on
King street, running back to Fayette alley 81
feet improved by I'll Rec STORY BRICK
WAREHOUSE thereon.
End. A LOT OF GROUND in said city, sit.
uatcd Cd the west side o. Fairfax street, 10 feet
and inches south Of Prince street, AND running
thence north on Fairfax street 70 feet thence
parallel to Prince street 81 Ieet inches; thence
south parallel To Fairfax street feet; thence
west parallel to Prince street So feet 4 inches;
thence south parallel to Fairfax street 70 feet;
thence esst lrallel TO Prince street 81 feet, to
the beginning. Improved by y TWO-STOki
FRAME YELLING thereon.
u. o. CLAUGHTON,
je15ts Trustee.
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SU.N.NER RESORTS.
"ARREN GREEN HOTEL, WARREN.
WV Ton VA L Il MADDITX fnrnnarl o

"ARREN GREEN HOTEL, WARREN
w TON, VA.-J. II. MADDUX, formerly
of the City HOTEL a exandris, Landlord.
This hotel is new from turret to foundation
stone, and is furnished throughout with new
furniture. II was opened on the first of July,
1875, and already select company h.ve taken
rooms in it. 1t is subst initial, symm etrical snd
well ventilsted. 1t crowns q lovely eminence,
snd has on its east front an attractive lawn. 1t
is convenient to village churches of every de-
nomination, accessible to supplies of all de
scriptons, and within hours ride, over a
graded road, of the Fauquier Springs the waters
of which possess as many curative properties as
sny the invalido1 seek. 1t is within q hours
by raj; of A'e2 an]ris, within 3 hours of Wash
irgton ant of Baltimore. 1t also is in tee-
graphic communication with the whole country
These advantages tend to nake d stranger feel
more st home while ruralizng 1t is the pur-
pose Of the landlord to cater to the comfort, sp.
petite and rational pleasure of all his guests,
and make their stay with him pleasant and at
tractive He SELECTS patronage Address J.H
Naddux, Warrenton, Fsuquier county, Va, as
to terms jy S-tA1
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Flood.

PITTsBURG July l4.-At Freedom, Pa, a
rain sturn occurred yesterday waIch did great
riamage Crows run which emptles into the
Ohio at this point was swollen to river 10 SIZE
and the houses all along its banks were flooded
aud house owned aud occupied by Thomas
L!ghthiIl was swept away. Mrs. Lighthlll and
her four children who were iu the house were
all doWned.