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Dcaro ano blooms.

DSN'S Wv" SSS~'
Country Board.
A T MORRISTOWN-A delightful HOME for
N Wntoi IN q private family: all the surroundings Of a
grntenau residence from 81 to $40 per week Post
ONCE BOX Il. MorrisiOwn, y.
CHFAP COUNTRY HOME.-One, two, or
quiet respect pcraOns find furnished rooms
for housekeeping, for So Per month Address ELDERLY
COUPLE, south Norwalt Conn
COUNTRY BOARD.-A fine opportunity is
y offered Tor small families TO obtain hrstcass
winter with private faulty good accammod
tons end home comforts line OF New Haven Railroad
near depot moderate Address :. SEBLH Dsiieu
Conn.
WASHINGTON B0ARD.-SenatOrs or others
w desiring rt class boar with handsome rooms house
central In part The city Address r. o. Box 46l Wash
ingt0n, d. g.
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ASSrYG ERS ARRLTED.

r Tbedore siRgstl, capt and Mrs John Turner ana
anu NJ e,nsnodS Mr. Mcqueen, Chas Sass, VIM. g. Con-
fanE r. iarne Mrs L. Florence, Master &. Guck, Owen
noh and wrs James Glover Mr.. and Mrs Henry row
CIS ~ and Ms Brain Miss Brain D. Sbeppari, *, Pea
seati Geo W. Uil Wa Irving. MlSs a. Hil MI ana MIS-
Il Nnllon
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRE. Monday. Nov. 81, 1sI

NEw-YoRE, Monday, Nov. 81, 1876.
The following auction sales were made at
the Exchange Salesroom to-day:
BE- WA. heapsllH
loo loo :" Tb bas1 Vi HSfris oo ~ s34O0
R sSe S S and 81 Mss J MaSney 1900
By II. T. HGTHet
as.orv ard basement brown house, vita lot
Tnuo 5tn i 1ie Insurance coapS TT5 $4,000
3-stOry aud Easement brOwnstOne house. WITH l91
Of East S5thst, 1921 II OF 4thaye lot lSlh 400
lO2S sIine buyer o'"'N
BB Scott & Myers.
i3S % OF o'h'a'e' All II u Ie1u'@ 81 900
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IN Scott e WVFTS.
OF Gth.ave. %. IL II n Of l32dst 26xS5 W - ann
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Giln Rail Gsinls for Sale.

Giln Rail gsinlG for Sale.
COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
~ above; warranted smoky ciuncys cucd no cure IA"
raw send ior elrcuiar. HULL GRiPPEN & Co,
Third ave. and 2itlIat, N"W-iork.
EOR SALE-Ihe desirable four-stOiy HOUSE,
II IL THIRTY ninth s Para Ate; IN good OF
EDWABD SIMPSON, 10 Walist
TOR SALE-By order of EXccutOr-Ihe three
4 HOUSES, No $50 Tihavc, so. go East @uthst, and
No. 8i5 Fast 35th ST.: a well iynteL ltrrs easy. o.,
SAM'L EDDY, 40 Broadway, Room ~
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

c H1 THS. and Wife 20 canana o 5000
E' M esIy "9 9aa WE 10 hos'N 1900
Fireman. ~ W. az I anu nuSg,nu - i''''' $4,000
Ia Woy.i "a ~ XII IN 81 g Of 9TH ave 1 wear 1000
Gon0ude. Jas 10 Pinner Of s0hsi, oil 2dAve ooo
year. '''
Sane 10 lawrence COZ OF anu 1880
uaTrIgan Hand wife, - W a \ NOolcoch'H oo
and 9th 81 years...... 49, '""V
Hail, j., and wife, 20 Cochran, Mo's- o,o
HerksI William. 10 W Zahn Eth-st, Of Avenue n .o
A -p"'V
IIenkel william. % 4 fruN OF 4thst ol Avenue ,o
Lane NJ ~ ana husband 10 r. VI Slvbigb, ~ OF 6lst . ~
OF $iaYc o 4'fV''
Lawrence Robert, y Y LIE Insurance %. NO az $500.
i year of'"V
Naliorc = A. anf husband. 10 Mutual Life insrrtnce -
Co n u 3gthst, 81 Msdison-ave bOOO
pjcalia, N H. y ! Dowcry Fire lnturincc Co IS 80
Of 4gh-St. ~ 2daye; louo
Post JOHN and wife, 10 Lyons, OF lstAst OF co
9Th ycar. 1871
Same o same 81 l9tHst, ofGlaye ycais...-- lugQO
same 20 same Of i9ths, o Ghave years ... 55oO
ladlcy IolH u, aEd wife, W SehicJefi 81 @! iOh % ~
ST. o. ID ave yeaTs.-.-- o'V'
smith Ge0rge aud wife Ia y l. Knapp, OF Boston 80
road Of tiithgt; 3 E"Vp
Therry, George J. 10 IhorTy, 80 81 l&5thsI OF
NaH N S.P 81 : Sr i ~ i'.. - 5000
tOflcmll J. h.tANA1E hephb h'Ei@'ei.
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M1NIATuRE ALMANAC

. 7oi isuu sefs 4:85 Moon scts..... 3:d3
ouN RIOS WATER THIS nAf-A.
ga, uook l3 Cows island bll Hell c. Ferry. TCO
e@'N ~ nfuH WATER DAY-P NJ
Ianay Hook ASS Cows island 1888 Hen o. Ferry ''-'
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autliou GaIrs of Real gsialc.

AT AUCTION, Dec. q, to close an estate,
~ l5Ogcre Nrst class DHfche-s comfy FARM su""i
neigbOriCgf good lui-a, delightful location convenient
% depot. Particulars address
L. G. RAPHIJE, Hopepell Junction, \. y.
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Giiuaiiors nDantco--5cmales

NOOK-As plain cook, washer, and ir0ner
u best city refereuce 40 Prnce-st. top iioor.
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0onnirn Real gsiaie for Sale.

TOR SALE. OF TO LET.-S35O will rent n
lOroom COZ rAG; ho an cold wat.i sta omar iHgt
&C. nne location h0ur from lltv Han. AisI splendid
nj handsome CuInfT; plenty ~ tut
house - rooms haih &c: stabng for six horses non
mai rent Two pretty COrTAGIS ~ 30 Nit pr annIn
JAMES r. HAY, - BroafWay.
GOOD. CHEAP IIOMES-lnstalmen plan
VI ~ EIIZABETHPOtr. n. az have ful lots Prices,
1850 10 e. 900 See circulara KELLOGG, broadway
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N0OK, &c-A good cook wishes situation /;
~ assist in washing aud ironing III small family No 81
\Ipat oOfh. tt fhe
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Dcniislrp
Cost ano founo.
OreGu Cleaners
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
These fr.telass seamships sl regularly at p H. from
Pier No. 70. North River as follows s,,,r.,, -, -,
sieamsnlp COLI .WEDN S DAY Dec. IS
g' C fog G eg g. ga%nss sPpg
WcKELLER LIVING & Co. Agents in Havana
NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
~ saillzg from Pier 81 Nofth River ,,,.,,.r, .,,s
For NSrs 6y FSp sng RICHMOND q NJ TC cbsSSs
Vim the Virginia ard Tennesseo Air Line Atlantic Coast Lane
Piedmont A @ SS ao So 3 Do h Noh caona
'i Tewsrn ard Washington " C. Via Norfolk every TUES
Day, III UHsDAY. and sATg KDAy 90, -, ,r,,,-oe
DAYS 81 p M. connecting with Delaware and Maryland
i' Ps sen accommodations unsurpassed.
fr2ag passage ieseis ana BIS 81 aing 70 az p2niS
received daily at Pier 81. North River.
General Offices 1871 SRfGbY President
only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.-THE
~ GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CoAPAHYS NAIL
CALLING PLYMOUTH g. b. for the landing Of passen
splendid vessels mi: % TGat? for ,nS cpq sr Sa
CABIN, r ErPy nSyS wi Norm RIVER a. follow
ssgaiPfIoJJE PouSon SATURDAY Dec IN.
Ek FIR ibR iPls bee so D. H.
La PRICE. or PASSAGE IN GOLD nncudmg wInet
second CABIN 10 hirc cabin sio Return ticket' at re
s4f eSs stssm. &SIaSa
thus q do no fas' E Bl&S Esqni No SIS Broadway
DACIFIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
STEAMSHIP LINES.
For cAL1roRNIA, JAPAN. cHINA, AUSTRALIA.
NhW.ZEALAND, BnlTIsa C9LUMpiAl, OREGON &c"
po- SAN ritRaiNdisCG via IsTiiHus oF PANAMA.
stoaasa Ie:a S4 and oa1 pacde Ports
FToia FAN FRANCIsCo toJAPAN snd ChlN M
Steamship CITY Oh TOXIC, SaTJ RDA1, Dec = -
FROM san Frenosoo TO sandwich Islands Australia ane
Ne"~s 5ycanship AUSTRALIA Wednesday, Dec. g.
For Teen Or gas'sge' Apply or 20 H. J. BUILAY supt
"@; ~ IhSPT S Co. Pcr42 r. loot Of Calalst
DED STAR STEAMSHIP LINE appointed
1 / 10 carry the Belgian ana United states na1S ,r
following steamers are spponi'9, 70 S Ke S IJE
xnD eS t.DdD ec Lj sy g. g.
- Rates Passage IN 20 Currency Stecraqc 500.
PET fs' &RiGHT SONS Agents PlalpGelpM9ay
JOHN MCDONALD : battery place n Y,
STATF IINR.--To Glasgow, Liverpool, Dub
- ill., Belfast snd Londonderry These arsteiass iul2o"'
cred S'f Ts1 y Nof ~ Ser-Foo Of canals n
STATE OF VIRGINIA ..........-.l hnisua t ' Tsc ~
sTHTE or thursday. Doc l.
stA5h az SEQ sJ and $40 aocordng ACCOMMODATION
EXCURSION Iickeis. &Ilo s25 seoond Cabn $40 return
'lG aSsri& So pA sfSffSS co. Co.. hsSs ny
sIEERAgE PaSsASE az rs % b'Oaa"S'' Hi'a ~ 00'
WHITE STAR LINE.
FOB ee1ShhRRYYfYd iffIE .'''-
UN J, IKE us S AZ tdo ae
oy lieut. Nauy, u 3 NJ going ssaih u 'ne "A' 0 '"'
h hRRfi4FAASNsi6 s4 sa4TRDET Py 6cs
SShbfRffhI sAt s sTpA afhAS YES jan uopru
FRoI THB WAITE STAR DoOA' IAN" w.
ss 5teAaors are Uniform ana IN srrpassa 70 s Az
sns are placed anisSips where TIE noise and motion
are ieRst feI, alording a degree OF oo"''' ~
'ans9s a. sso ana slOe sOa Roturn Tickets On
isyoTa1s sn Of plans ara ofher information, apply &C the
oO@DaAs' oA0sA No. ~ S'0~@"'S ( e. J. coRTIs Agent
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THE POLICE DEPARTMENT.

DIsBANDrNG OF THE SANITARY SQUAD AND
FINDING ROOM FOR THE INSPECTORS.
Yesterday afternoon the Board OF Police held SEES
with view to devise some plan for finding other
quarters in the Central Office for the inspectors OF the
First and Second districts than the crampcd in
tho basement now occupied by them. The injunction
recently granted restraining tho police from nierer-
ing with the officers of tho Health Depart
ment in their occupancy Of apartments on
too Mott street side Of the Central Ofnee
having dDne away with any prospect Of moro room In
that direction 1t was resolved to remodel the SAINT
tary Squad that the used by them could taken
This SQUAD while responsible to tho Board OF Police
subject its orders and discipline like man.
ncr TO any othcr detailed company OF officers has for
years been directly under the control Of Board OF
HEALTH executing all orders IRON The latter without in
strucons from tho Board Of Police The following are
the resolutions and amended rulcs:-
Resolved That rules a. aza and s74 ofthe Police Man
RUIZ sawhensvsr any action or service Is desired By
Board Of is" requested 20 %S ~
desire the Board of Police Board Police approve
% to
o RULE captain Of tue sanitary and
officers Of the police force. when required by the
ns Of tho Board y Health viii report 10 the Bosra II
Police In writing IN relation to the action or service
kuIE s74-The Board Of Police will communicate to tho
na the
OF the police force concerning tho
business of the hoard OF Heslth
Twcnty.ninc officers OF tho sanitary company were
then transferred follows, the REMAINDER consisting
Of thirty four men. beng assigned to SO :--Ander
son, sevensecnth Kowkor, Ninth Crosby, Thirty sec
ond Dykcman, Eighth; GostIin Thirteenth; Ilosford,
Twenty second; Lauc Fourteenth; Leach, Eleventh |:
Morey, Twelfth; Reilly, Thirty fifth; Barrett sixth
Brkbank, Tenth; Davidson, Fifteenth; Donohue,
Twentieth; Faudrow, Twenty third Glfeathcr, FIRST
Johus, Filth; Lewis, Twenty ninth Mclaughlin, Thlr-
ty-fourth; Nixon Seventh Ponson, Eighteenth; Paul,
Nineteenth; Schnclttacher, Thirteenth; Van Astync,
ty-f!rst; Spier, Thirty-nist wcsterleld Fourth
Room 81, hitherto occupied by the sanitary COM
pany, was then assigned TO Inspector Diks and the
Board Of Police Surgeons In room ~ ordered TO
chauge apartments with Inspector McDcrmott in the
basement
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THE MOTT HAVEN FERRY.

Tho Board AT Aldermen some time ago called upon
the Corporation Counsel for opinion as 10 the rights
OF tho city prevent tho running OF the ferry steamer
Mary land between tho terminus Of the New York. New
Haven aud Boston Railway depot at Mott Haven and
tho depot OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Jersey CITY,
This steamer. Il will DO remembered. receives tho
sleeping and transports them their passengers
TO Jersey CITY, thus making continuous through line
between Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wishing
ton, aud the arrangement has been In operation for
week. Tho Common Council also called upon
the Corporation Counsel u report upon the rights OF
the New Jersey Central Railroad 70 occupy piers IA and
Is, ami terry bcrcirom 10 Jersey City Yesterday
Mr.. whitney submitted his report TO the Common
Council cmbodyinu the opinion OF George Ticknor
Curtis on tho two points raised to these corpora
tons. The opinion, which is voumlnous one, claims
that the city has the right 10 regulate the running OF
TIE terry between Mott Haven and Jersey City and
stop u y necessary. Relative 10 the OF tho piers
mos II and l5) by the New Jersey Central tho opin-
ion susalns the right OF tho railway company thereto
hut maintains that they have no right 10 operate
terry from Liberty street 10 Jersey City without acquir-
ing such fran,hiso from the city.
The Corporation Counsel therefore recommends
that the Board OF Aldermen pass resolution instruct
ing HIM 10 commence action against tho companies
WIN tho view OF bringing the before tho courts
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FALSE QUOTATIONS ON CHANGE.

At meeting OF the Board Of Managers Of the New
York Produce Exchange held yesterday, the follow
ing report from tho Committee on Information and
Statistics was received. adopted and ordered to be
posted on Change
To THE BOARD OF MANAGERS NEW York PROD
ICE ExcHASGB:-
GEyrLEMES-Thc Committee on Information and
Statistics have the circumstances attend
ing the posting OF tho stock OF lard the bulletins Of
lard, Rouse 4 Bostwick, and make the following re-
port
First-That Mcssrs Goulard, Rouse 4 Bostwck were
not the complers Of tho reported stock OF lard so
posted, In way responsible for publication,
but that Mr.. Samuel Wallace gave the figures to Mr.
Walker. ~
.Sccond-That Mr.. E. H. Walker is censurablo for
posting upon tho bulletin boards Of the Exchange a
detailed statement Of the stock OF lard In this city
purportlng TO be compiled by Mcssrs Goulard. Rouse
Bostwick, without first aAcertaining its genuineness
and its accuracy, and especially should he have
csed great In verifying these facts tcfore posting
nc for tho first time We also ccnsurc him for
supprcssing the statement in tho New York Prod
Exchange Weekly, and for mol promptly notifying
the Cincinnati Chamber OF Commerce that he had dis
covered that his despatch to them giving the stock Of
lard in New York was incorrect
7hird-That Mr.. Wallace apparently intended to i'm
press upon Mr.. Walker that the figures which he
showed him giving the stock OF lard (which CON-
piled by Mr. Anderson, Fowler and hmsclf trust
worthy, and lie was always careful 20 that Mr..
Walker copied the amount OF No. lard, grease and
stcarine IN order that the aggregate should not DO
lesscncd; but there is proof before committee
that he requested Mr. Walker to bulletin the 0guro1
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HOWARD MISSION.

The fifteenth anniversary Of tho Howard Mission and
Home for Little Wanderers celebrated last evening
in the Academy of Music The stage was adorned
with grove scene ON tho right and LETT were stand.
ards OF the COMMITTEES from which tho little waits have
the stage icrracei seats Oiled with white.
dressed girls, wearing blue pink and crimson sashcs
the smallest children In front on the lowest row OF
seats. The auditorium was dcnsciy filed with the tffe
Of the society OF the metropolis During tho
evening the children sang their accustomed songs
aud were warmly applauded. addresses were made
by the Rev. William NJ Taylor, u. H.; Rev. H. $. Nc
Arthur. William u. Clcsg and others Tho treasurer
reported the society IN hourishpg condition; but
funds wanted Tor the purpose OF scndng the chill
drsp who have no homes hero 10 places already pro-
yidcd Tor them the West Any contributions sent To
The Board OF Trustees will be properly applied The
Board of Trustees "A. - Hatch President. No.
Mas street, George Snepari Page, Vice President,
No. 10 Warren street; Jacob f. WyckoH. Secretary,
No. los Fulton street; w. f. Tompkns Treasurer, No.
% Franklin street; William Phelps. No. $50 Canal
street X. g. Cornell. No 326 West Thirty-Grst street
Watson Sanford, No $50 Water street; A y Peabody,
No ID West Tenth street, r. b. Pcddic, Newark, " n
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which stand before you. know that many q
yon are thoroughly honest IN your absolute assurance
OF Mr. Beechcr's innocence, and that you, therefore
believe that must DO slanderer 70 nave ca11ea
him an adutersr. know that You are mainly
wshdfe~ i rom '0' pro nahS service in this
church 1 do not care 70 tell You nov
friendly and how in,imst: J once wa. Wit, with
SO. think-for Plymouth church when u needed my
help Sill have tender regard Tor the churcn OF my
young love. and shall have tl die do not wish %
be driven from H. You may expel me Y you WIN, ous
shall leave you with q pure and honest conscience
toward God Had ! consented 10 lie as have been
that | knew nothing against Mr.: Beecher's
purity, might yet have been honorcd among you.
God knows ell 'he truth 40 - ny 'a esss all and
He knows that have tried 70 do What y true before
Him. and He will make II clear at His Judgment gay,
taught me from my youth will not forsake me when
! am old and gray headed To Him Is my prayer
'Let them curse, but bless thou"
The Moderator put the question upon the acceptance
OF this document aud, after some opposition rom MI
H b. White It was received. The resolution aid over
Resolved Res That Henry G. Bowen be- and be hereby
communicated and cast out from the Fellowship Of
this church
MI. Sherman madc remarks In reply to Mr..
Bowen's complaint that specifications had been iur-
nshed him on the fourth charge. II Mr.. Bowen ne
sad had gono little farther his legal research ne
would have learned that an objection to complaint
must be made. before the trial begins inc reason
Mr. Bowen had not been furnishedl with tne
specifications spoken Of that he had never
isped word In reference 10 them I'LL the case was
closed, and then the Examining COMMITTEES had oncred
10 reopen the whole matter and furnish what tho de-
PENDANT. desired MI Bowen declined that onsr, and IL
was prcposerous for him to complain now.
Tho question on the resolution was then put. ana ~
was carried without single dissenting vote =
Tho Moderator then rend . letter from Dr w n
Ward stating that the 1attor had sent to Mr. h. L. Pratt
the name OF the person who told Mr. Wards informant
that he thought Mr.. Pratt tool OF Mr.. Beecher
Mr. Raymond was opposed TO receiving any communi-
cation from Mr.. Ward whsie tho latter had not
apologized for his insult TO the church at its last meet
ing but amer some discussion the letter accepted
The meeting then adjourned subject TO the call OF
the chair TO be announced from the pulpit
WHAT NExTy
After tho meeting Mr. Henry @. Bowen remarked that
tthe end was not YETI When waited on and asked
whether appeal possible not he replied that
the church might agrec TO the appointment OF mutual
council action he might call an e. pdrfe
council for the same purpose.
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REFORMED PREsBYTERIANS.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GENERAL SYNOD.
PHILADELPHIA, May Is, 1875
Tho General Synod OF the Reformed Presbyterian
Church Of North America commenced its business Sos
sion in this city this morning Tho Synod represents
n church membership of over 5000 persons. Aner
the election OF Rev John Afford Moderator recess
until two r. NJ. was taken.
Upon rcassembling the standing committees were
announced. The consideration OF unfinished business
was then proceeded with Tho chairmcn OF a number
OF committees stated they would report later In the
session. The Committee on Publication Of the Book OF
Discipline and Rules reported that the work In an
advanced state of forwardncss
Rev. $. d. TUES and Rev. 5. Boyd, of tho Eastern
Prcshytery directed report tomorrow IN rcl-
ton to the condition OF the church in Nova Scotia
memorial was presented against the antcnance
OF the Chicago Presbycry, and asking that the Synod
reconsider the action OF last year regard to building
mp that jurisdiction. Tho subject was referred to
SPECIAL meeting.
tAdiourned until Tomorrow.
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FIRE IN ANN STREET.

Between three and four o'clock yesterday morning
Mr. r. Colby, janitor OF Nos. 80 and Al Ann street,
discovered are in No. 81 Ann street. The nre patrol
and the police force exlinguished the hamea Mr..
Colby yesterday reported 10 the Phnnix Insurancs
Company, which has risk on the premises, that no
thought the re OF incendiary origin. and that
the upper stories OF No 81 used a. black and
white bagnic. Tho damage was triing
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Loaded Lax
River, and South Seventh street, Will
~ts1-uuskr
From whitehall, above Delaney street and
south Seventh street 70 Twenty-iourth
street. East Rtver, and 0rsenpoint
From WHITEHALL above Twenty fourth
street, East River, and GreenpoInt 70 For
teth street. East River, and Hunters
Lous. ~
For places further than above points special bar
gains 70 DO made
CANAL BOAT owxER's OPINION.
The owncr OF . number or such boats told the ro-
porter that the agreement between the Produce Ex-
change and the New York Central Er1s and Pennsyl-
vana Railroad companies In regard the inspection,
grading, consolidation and delivery grain arriving
at this port being constantly violated and he was
glad that the New York Central had come forth
Independently, and Il would help all interests here,
the canal Interest we'll; but between the warning
roads. the Erie Canal men were sunerny terribly for
for the present Talk about grain grading he added
in conclusion, why, the very men who have she,r
grain graded according TO the Produce Exchange rules
90 parties control and try 70 got ADVANTAGE
in lots and sell their grain from samples on 'Cnar =
instead OF by certificates; but when We have plenty of
elevators that can be regulated
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CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOUR.

The celebration OF tho twenty fifth anniversary OF tho
Universalist Church Of Our Saviour Fifty-scvcnth
street and Eighth avenue, continued last evening
Quito large audience present. The Rev. James
NJ. Pullman. pastor OF the church, presided Al
dresses reviewing tho history tho church aud con
graduating the congregation It's growth and pros
per.ty, wore delivered bv Tho Rev. Mcssrs II. X Nyc,
Aimon Cnnnison and J. A. Sez, q McAdam and
ofh
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COLLEGIATE DUTCH CHURCH

The 2i3d anniversary Of the school Of the Collegiate
Dutch church was celebrated last evening
at tho school, No. 100 West Twenty-ninth
street The Principal OF the school, Mr..
Henry w. Dunshee, conducted the exercises, which
comprised determinations, choruscs aud readings by tho
pupils. The following graduates were presented with
tho honors oil the SCHOOL Augusta G. Barthoiomac,
Lcssc {. Carman, Annie De W. Hanks Emma /.
Hard, Emma f. Lockwood, Addc C. Young, and WAL
ter H. Styles. The valcdictorv delivered by Miss
Annie De warlo Hanks The exercises concluded with
addresses by the Rev. Drs. vcrmiIyca and Chambers
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PHI GAMMA DELTA.

The anniversary exercises aud dinner Of Epsilon
Chapter, Fraternity Of Phi Gamma Delta took place
last night at sicshortncr's thc old William Aston
mansion), No " Lafayette place Nj. William Royce
Alien presided. Ancr supper the toasts commenced
and were responded 10, as foows:-''Thc Day wc
Celebrate, Or. l. G. Haliock; "Our Fraternity y Rev
W. a. Barnes; '.Our sister Chapters" Rev W. q.
Andrews; Tho Proicssions.r Rev. mr. c. ms: s.Thc
toilegc OF the City Of New York" Z. r. Lydeckcr.
and Tho LADIES'" Dcmarcst Lloyd Tho reunion
passed OF very pleasantly. and was much enjoyed by
the many gentlemen present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-19
WESTWARD BOUND FREIGHTs.

number Of merchants met yesterday afternoon At
tho Office OF OF tho members Of the Cheap Trans
POI tlon Association to discuss westward bound
fcignts rs u v alleged that tho New York Csnsui
contrary the combination oi Morch 2 has boon max
ing largo number Of special contracts from Boston 70
tho West u rates below those from New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-19

MApLEspss-LusK On Wednesday, May IL, at the
residence the brides parents Catskil by Rev Rob-
crt Weeks. REUBEN MAPLRsDHx, Jr, OF Brooklyn, TO
JOSIE A. daughter oil Gilbert l. Lusk, ESQ