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CENTENNIAL EXCURSION.
Gen ENNlAls I-AN iNID-N'
VISIT TO PHILADELPHIA or 1000 MANUFACTURER .
EMPLOYEES.

VISIT TO PHILADELPHIA OF 1000 MANUFACTURER
EMPLOYEES
The excursion of the employees of the Singer
Manufacturing Company Elizabeth, y. j., TO the Cen
tennnl Exposition took place yesterday ~ accordance
with the programme announced ON Thursday The hI''
OF the trains left Elizabeth ut G:3f - IN with Dol pase
pcs The second and third trains left Ncw-GorA ~ GOO
and G:O5 a. III. with 100 passengers from NeNhoiH'
and 5O2 additional at Newark the latter being the EN-
Moves OF the silk mills. Two trains on the
Central Railway Of New-Jersey LETT NoW-1ork
about 6 o'clock with 1850 employees, the greater
norton OF those being taken at Ezabehport at the
factory The third train this road lief, EzaboihpoIt
ot G3O conveying the Mayor and Common Council "i
the CITY Of Elzabcthpor with GA employees OF the Com
many The six trains reached Philadelphia at intervals
from 9:lO 10 $3.50. The party then passed by joura
through the gates front Of the Globe and lran'cont
mental Hotels and marched straightway to the New
Jersey State House. Gen. Hawley represented Gov.
Bede Of NcwJersey, who unable through sickness
10 appear in person.
The MAYOR OF Elizabeth presented the banner "hlch u
~ bue six with bullion fringe, and appropriately IN
acribcd 10 he cXcursOnists in short speech Nhfi
vas rrpllcd TO briefly by Mr. Hopper TIE Iftsdt OF
thc singer Manufacturing Company. hsht COLLATION.
was then served and the band OF tile cAcis.oh parry
nl1ycd lively air. At / o'clock banquet WAS SNth ID
The Centennial Commissioners.
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The complaint sets forth that on June 50 lsbZ lhe
Purchasing Committee conveyed 10 themselves ny uetd
the above amount stocks and bonds, with tie addition
$500 stock, che issue Of which was never
authorized by any body. This quarter OF million over
iSsue of stock saws the complaint is s outstanding as
part of the liabilities 81 the company. The report of
Receiver Fagg states that the claims settled 10y the lst
Mortgage bonds OF - 100000 amounted to only SOD
740 H. leaving balance the hands OF the Purchasing
Committee Of Sl53 2J9 80. The amount Of claims set
tied by the issue of - 100000 only Si3G95I1 80,
leaving balance, S13O,454 H. OF the issue % @l1Oc-
600 preferred stock the report sets down the amount OF
liabilities settled by this Issue a. Sl56S,1 leaving
Sl3l3OO The annual report Of the Directors showing
the condition OF the company on Jan !, IeI1 stated
that the stock handed over M 10 that time In
l.quidatnc claims, &c, Sl,939,j16 -, the issue
- $50 that without regard To- the oycrissGc OF
s15 600. there * still balance Of SllO,lS3 10.
In addition it is complained that among other sums
expended were $4,000 to Mr. Bayard. $500 to Mr..
Butler and $4,000 Mr.. 1ilden FOR services alleged
10 have been rendered. The complaint states that
accounting has been demanded for the sums legged
have been illegally retained without success. Gov.
Tdcn has requested until july 10 put IN his answer.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
ST. LOUIS. ALTON AND TERRE HAUTE ROAD.

=
SUIT IN EQUITY AGAINST GOV. TILDEN AND OTHERS
ACCOUNTING ASKED FOR ALLEGED BALANCES
OF STOCK
Some time ago suit in equity was begun
in the United States Court in the Of the ST. Louis
Alton and Terre Haue Railroad Company and against
certain persons who managed the purchase and
ization of the road prominent among them being the
Hon. Samuel ]. TIlden The complaint states that on
Feb H. 1855, the Terre Haue and Alton Company and
the Belevile and IlinoistOwn Railroad Company
consolidated, under the title OF the TeTre HaGte, Alton
and St. Louis Railroad Company. Subsequently the
Company became financially embarrassed, and unable to
pay the interest the mortgages of the old companies
which il had assumed, well its and bills of
foreclosure asking for the sale OF the property,
filed by the trustees OF The second mortgages OF the
original companies in the United States Circuit Courts OF
the Districts Of Indiana and Southern Illinois, in which
actions DEGREES OF foreclosure and sale about TO be
entered. Upon this about April 10, 1S61 the bond and
stockholders and the general creditors of the Company
subscribed general plan Of reorganization. which
embraced the purchase OF the road the charterng of
corporation aud the creation and disposal OF stock
and securities
committee of five appointed to carry this plan
into effect. The members Samuel j. Tden, Robert
Bayard, Joseph Tuckeman, John G. Richardson and
Charles Butler On March "a. 1862 in Alton H.. the
road sold by auction, and purchased by this Com
mitee for SsCO,OO0 and corporation formed
aerward under the title Of the ST. Louis Alton and
Terre Hautc Railroad Company with Samuel j. Tden,
Robert Bayard. John Tuckenman John G. Richardson,
and Russell Sage incoporators By the act of ncor-
poration the new Company empowered to assume
the liabilities of the old Company and make settlements,
using for that purpose the Compauy's stock and
bonds On June 81. 1862, meeting OF the Board
of Directors held at the Company's Office,
at No. u Wallst.. in this city. Samuel j. Tilden
and the other members OF the Purchasing Com
mitee were among the directors. One Of them offered
resolutions which were referred TO samuel j. Tildon
counsel of the Company On The following day the Board
met again nj the same place. and Mr.. Tldcn reported
the resolutions, which were 10 the effect that certain
stock should De issued and handed over 10 the
Purchasing Committee for the payment Of the purchase
money and the settlement Of claims. The bonds ana
authorized 10y the charter ana directed 10 be issued
by these resolutions, were as follows: -..
bonds.
Second mori ga e refeircd..~S 2,sO0tOO
Income...... 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23

The second DAYS race will be- sailed to-day over
course from sakeboat of the N""Nork Yacht cub
house Al sapl1ton s. l.. to and around sakcboat OF
Copcy Island Point; thence g. and around sakcboat
on Bay Ridge; then 90 aud around -ihkc-hoat oil
Robbins Rect: thence returning 10 the home stake boat.
and fh,n over the course again Time allowance
Min Do based on iength Ouy for H classes. allowing
two minutes per foot ln the moan lrnEih. Ihcte
viii De- four GLASSES Of yachts the h-t class including
nl cabin luu- under - The second class all a. en-
Yacht, over - feet lru3h the thrd class al open
yacht. OF - feet mean length dnd UNDER ana the f'uh
cIas AN Omen yachts carry igg pleasure or working sails.
The starr vi. bc q Ing on" tor al cn-7es The pill's
for competition are the medal uud diploma 81 the ihtrf
national Exhibition Of 1876. awarded by the United
States Centennial Commi,s on, and prize ~ silver o.
tine Centennial Regatta Cummiltcc 10 ID" winners IN
each rss The following are the entries. although u h
thought the hmaTy His, which Is h"sd or lf -siNhg
raft wil probably De protested AGAINST and excluded
fron the race TIE following are the entries:
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rnr coYrrsr FOR rHE QuEEN's CUr.

The REGATTA Committee OF the New ork
Yacht Club arranged for scrc. OF match races to
teat the merits Of their nr-tclass yachts. in order to Sc
cct the one to represent the Club in the contest for the
Am. rcas Cup with the Canadian yacht the Countess oi
Duii,rin The choice it was thought, would be among
the Madeline Idlcr Columbia, Tidal Wave and Palmer.
There are believing that neither ~ he tct
last viii be- considered competitors; Therefore tlt
choice viii lie between the Madeline and idlcr II l.
GENERALLY conceded by those Interested IN TIE matter
that the Ider will be the boat chosen for the contest
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THE POLICE PARADE.
AN IMPOSING DIsPLAY-sIXTEES HUNDRED MEN IN
LINE.
,eir ANIMAL parade Yesterday morning

Tn their annual parade yesterday morning
the Police Department made fine display, the appear
ance and movements Of the being considered very
creditable The line formed on lafayettellace nj
$50 a. M. and marched the route given In TIE
TRIBUNE OF yesterday. The buildings OF the
Police Department and the plaza at Union
square, where the procession reviewed. were
prOfusey decorated with flags aud banners
On the balcony II the cottage In Unonsquare Gen.
Smith, President Of the Police Board all OF the Police
Commissioners President Lewis the Board Of Alder
men, acting Mayor in the absence OF Mayor Wickham
President Forrest OF the Commissioners of Emgraiion
Alderman Morris, Commissioners Wales Perley, Howe,
and others.
The procession was headed by the mounted squad I'M
der Sergeant Revell, after which superintendent
Walling aud Capt Copeland. Grafua's Band preceded
the marching policemen, who paraded Us brigade com
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THE MUD-THRowERs' JUBILEE.


SIR: In this, the Centennial year, when the
spirit of party might suppose would be compara-
lively merged in the spirit Of patriotism, and when poll
tcians heretofore abusive, would feel inclined levcn
from the novelty OF the thing TO abate their rancor
what we find actually To be the CASE Is there not
now . nee that We shall have as much mudthrOwng
as in former years c.
Aew York, June 10, 1876.
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u,Yra ANn WHEELER RATIrICATIONs.

BANGOR, Me-, June 22.-The WITH District
Convention thi, afternoon nominated L. Powers OF Ioul-
ton for Congress- RESOLUTIONS were adopted commend
INK the Cincinnati platform and candidates.
BosToN, June 22.-The Republicans are max
ING arrangements for grand ratification meeting in
Eancuii Han on Friday evening next
BATH y. Y, June 22.-A large meeting OF
Republicans was held the Courthouse here to-day 10
ratfy the Cincinnati nominations. Speeches were made
by Col WIN. Rumsey. Charles McMastcr William H.
Nichols, Prof 4. L. Parker. and j. X. Il. smith.
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STATE rR0opS ar TIE CENTENNIAL.
THE NUMBER SO SMALL THAT GOV. TiLDEN WILL
not trTEND-AS ADDRESS HE WILL NOT DE-
LIVER
lBr TELEGRAPH To THE TRmUSE.l

ALBANY, June 22.-GOv. Tllden has de
termined to attend the Fourth Of July parade In
Philadelphia the display OF Ncwlork troops will be
almost insignho ant on account OF the inability Of not
more than regiments to b. present These two are
the 9TH and 22d and various single companies through
out the interior -Four regiments In Ne"-fork and
Brooklyn, which had intended TO 20, have given up the
idea after some weeks Of canyaSng among friends ana
members for money enough 10 pay their expenses.
Under the circumstances the command IL hardly large
enough for the presence Of the Governor with glterhs
stan at the head of ii.
The Governor has also declined 20 deliver the Grafton
set down for him by the OF Union College lie
had incidentally consented W make few remarks III
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NAVAL ORDERS,

WAsHISGTON, June 2l.-Lcut. Edward Goodman
Is ordered ~ the recclyncs ship Sabine az Portsmouth, Lieut.
Commander " T. Green h detached from the command O tr
Gettysburg the 2ith inst aud rerod 70 the I{dogae
samuel Bellcn Master Charles W La4 trtt
surgeon Ernest Noritct and Passed ~
riuerr r. Kruy0n detached from thc G'SGurS on - II
inst and ordered proceed home and await oruetS
DtWuri y. Nnsoh are IL,
1 -, Crtyshnrg ON The "Iti and ordered 10 the
iylro,rlunif office; Master George T. Holman Is dea,Hed
% H. on the Path Inst. and ordered Ia tnt Nh.
u,,nt1 at Ncv York the 2St Juy. Assistant az
VI detached from tho urttynDufg ana oiu' "a 20
IN s rrnnnf.. Passed Assistant Surgeon A. = owen IS
tsrr .m the Hrookyn aud ordered to the reee1HsshP
at
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RACES At poUGHEEEPsIE.

PoUGHKEEPSIE, June 22.-About 5000 per-
sons witnessed the last days races NJ the DRIVING Park
to-day There were two contests, the following OF which
are the summarizes FIRST race for the p class Tor
second rre-Pnrs 4 600 for 2:2~ class won By Jack
DraLcF. TinC-2.2sal y. 2:99I2 ~ y.
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REPUBLICAN UNION SECURED.

70 the EdftOr or The Trt6une.
SIR In behalf of the independent voters of
this locality wish TO say that while the Statesman Of
Maine was our first choice, heartily thank the Con
yenton for It's most fortunate nominations With such
Sanuuaes a. Hayes and Wheeler. union Of all Rcpub
ncans secured and IN union there not only strength
puL victory Is tnus made sure. Z. 5wAIzE.
Hope ". j., June 10, 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23
Nn,1NArInNs CoNFIRMED.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-Ihe Scnate III tx
o.,,t, .c.sor to-day confirmed the following nonli-
nations: ,,
Ton.s A. williamson Of Iowa, 10 be Coiphlsa'o' on te
General Land ONCE =. :. Bu'dett rrsleeu i."n
secretary ~ Legation NJ uh;oh,
Nee Nickham Holman. resigned James Dy ol Nr@ltet{
n Srond secretary Of Lceation at London, wee William ~
,psebrpugb resigned. f. SiiaGstsIs-Nn o. lluchlso Al
Ala Mrs. Ernosne Sterne, Al Jefferson, Texas
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DATES OF sARAroGA REGArTAs.

SARATOGA, June 22.-The following are the
announced for college aud amateur sports here ths
season. College Regatta July II and 10 College ath
lctlc sports July 20 and Il Fourth Annual Grand In
ternotiouol Amateur REGATTA Of the Saratoga Rowing
Association, Aug and %; international toIIcSIl'c
Regatta, Aug H. al which the foreign uhlNctHy Crews
will contest the victors OF the College Regatta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23
THE PEOPLES CANV1SS.
THE TRIBUNE AND COY. HAYES.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Accept thanks from the depths of my
soul for the support you give this morning to Gov
Hayes This gives back your friends and to the great
party OF freedom the paper the country loves and the
paper the people viii be glad support Your support
OF James g. Blaine was simply right. He stricken
down by despOhc zoe, ana You went 10 his help IN
manly way. Men falsely said you did it for price. No
Hayes j. d. +.
Brooklyn, June Il, 1876
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Centennial Exhibition. n the amount had read frames
instead of dollars it might be considered reasonaps
STATE or TRADE.
COFFEE MARKET.

RIO JAyHrRo June 22Cofee market very animated pI1o
Advancing good Firss quoted at REFS y ~ I'D
gramnes Exchange London 2j Average daily recep1
OF during past week 300 bags shipments % sae
week 10 the British Channel and North OF Europe z1VV
United States $4,000 bags and 70
ports 1000 bags sales OF the week for the nv
North Europe for the United states WV
and for Mediterranean ports 1000 bags STOCK AZ n'
1900 bags Freights per sail 10 the Channel 23s.
SANTOS, June 22Coee quiet prices maintained upsfiHr
receipts during past week, 800 bags shipments OF the
all countries 5000 bags including 1000 TO Europe
week. for Europe 5000 bags and for the UNITED
States J. 900 bags stock IN port, 10000 bags
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HAYS AND WHEELER CAMPAIGN CLUBS.

The Republicans OF the LIST Assembly DIS
trict meeting held last evening at No. 1872 Franklin
St. formed themselves into Hayes and Wheeler Cam
paign Club Mr. Henry V. Crawford elected PrcSi-
dent. Resolutions approving the Republican nominal
and asserting the determination Of the club 60 up
hold the principles OF the Cincinnati platform, were
adopted.
The Republicans of the Ist Assembly District,
Jersey City, met on wednesday night and resolved to
form Hayes aud Wheeler Campaign Club. Capt. Al
bert Cloke, a prominent lawyer presided
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bataions under Inspectors Detz ThorDe, speght and
McDermOtt There were 30 companies IN ine each OF
40 men and officers, making With the mounted
squad nearly LOCO in the procession.
The new flags recently purchased by the Board Of Po-
lice carried il the procession. After passing III
view the various battaiOns marched into SIDE streets
and were dismissed the returning at to duty
Many OF them mad been at their posts from midnight
untl q. M before the parade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23
TILDEN AND ADAMS.

10 the EdttOr OF The Tribune.
SIR The Democrats have fine opportunity
81 gaining the Liberal and Independent OF the
try and securing TO themselves both Massachusetts and
New-York, by nominating Adams and Tilden or TiIden
and Adams. These names speak for themselves
NeW York, June 20, 1876. HI. THOMAS JR
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THE REPUBLICAN PARTY INvINcrBLE.

TO the Editor or The Trfbune.
SIR: Mr. Blaine was my favOrite candidate,
but the nomination as made will make the Republican
party as invncibe the Grccian Phalanx Mr. Blaine
made so valiant defense wanted him fnlly to triumph
his enemies. VETERAN fOfEk"
Eetc- York, June 13, 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23
LONG ISLAND MEDICAL COLLEGE.

The exercises III connection with the iHh
Commencement OF the Long Island Medical College
occurred last evening in the Brooklyn Athcnrum at
uton-st and Atlaniic-aye. Among those present were
the following: Dr. Oucrson, President OF the Brooklyn
Board Of Health; Judge Nelson, Thomas H. H0dhHh'
Or GllGllan Demas Barnes, Assistant Dhinc,-Attofhey
Morris and Dr. j. sullivan ThOrue. The opening prayer
was made by the Rev. r. NJ. Dixon. Tie degree VI w.
II was conferred upon the following graduates by l. L.
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THE YALE-HARYARD RACE.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June 22.-Thc Harvard
and Yale eight-oared crews who are to compete IN
fourInllc race on the Connecticut River opposite tis
city Oh Friday, Juno 80. arrived mere to-day.
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prv7uIyATFD FOR CONGRESS.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, June 22.-Gen. Morton
C. Hunter the present incumbent was renomnated Tor
C,res by the Rrpublicans Of the With District
DAY
ST. Louis, No, June 22.-The Republicans
OF the Id Congressional District OF Kansas, III eonyen
ton a. Fort Scott YESTERDAY nominated d. C. Haskell ioT
,ffr
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Mp p1ArlE IsylrEn ro cAI1FoRNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, June pa Republican
mas, meeting this city last night, to ratiiy the Cncin
natl nominations was addressed by Gen. j. r. Miller, the
Hon T. c. Phelps, Thcs. F. Fitch John NJ Coghian, Gov
Woods, ex-senator Stewart and others 4 motion was
adopted To invite Mr. Blaine 10 visit California during
the campaign.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVRD.

FROM RIO JAyEIRO. &c.-In steamship Nellie Martin
June 22-Alss L. Schiller Fred Pond Manuel Munoz }fs
II. \. Bailey. VIM. Smith, Manu- n Rbeira Fret. de
Rarroe and II de IaceulO Gulmar IS, Anto = Ma
chedo v " f. NuDes, Laur ]. Miranda. b. fewoifa r.
Carts L. r. dAlmeila, Mic. Mariino Jose \ Gnhnan y T.
Green Drummer. Pedro UTaner Anton ID Spiker L.
Due keueau. Anna FIcke
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Gnecial Notices.
Covering for the Feet

Covering for the Feet.
ALL KINDS OF BOOTS AND SHOES AT REDUCED
Fi nos cLADs,n. A STRONG STYLE OF SHOE FOR
MINI o' GANTRELi, $50 and 2ii FoURTHAvE:
p Strand GUb w s
The rst and largest banner Of The season. Win q
PA Smn:n T"s hsTc fny cons nca 70
present and address the mstSE S o 5af9 o osecS nv
nett hon. George Bliss Hon: William oron Hon Hamilton
Knox MtAfce Hon Charles l. Peabody A Dewitt Baldwin,
band vi" be rsxs9 r aHf @ &GfcS s'q Fsaa
WI H. erRuur. Secretary.
Nsss G%5'G s shirt ss1:. %S
and aiSi b5l Hrc6st' Phadclphia:
Po-Oaee NoticeThe FOREIGN MAILS Tor, t6s week
TTIDAY at II for Europe ger Steamship Wifsoasn
per steamship Algeria via Queenstown on TIL ksRAY a.
iI3O for Europe per steamship HalRm ,p va ty
a. m toT France direct per steamship 81 Gean via ayre
and at SS m Sr T Sthanpon and STeme1 and
scotland direct must be specially addressed fer
5 S@ Kingdom SiSI RegSm SsEsaas sSzor+n italy
Germany and France per steamship Brtaqnc via oasens
tune HS r ar'S @a Tor or the Wc Indies
YORK % The mails for China &C. S ene IAN t,s n
fisso 5sS IL Tns mails i0r T. l. JAMES
Tent re "a, S"s 500 JET Ss5r SsSSs
Investment for any sSS one c yls9E T25hs oec
1ae RepuIor Monthly Meeting Of the REPUBLICAN
crN,Tp a. COMMITTEE hell NJ Republican Haii
al , and Rr,adwav Tuesday evening June 20 Col joel
a, ,o, preding The following resolutions were unani
moisly adopted: .,,, -, -,
u,a..,. THAT we ton with every RopuDhcan, lar ana
G fling The nomination Of HAYES ana wheeler 10 pc
the coming camp IN
& men who's, nriyate and public character i aAe Hnn,'
,n,i who have ~ every IOsOh
their duty who enter The contest
ti uniform Ia the past ana whose
very NAMES carry with them the assurance OF certain TRIUMPH
III tS W. THAT the platform adopted by the Cincnnau Con
40 ton .plodes sound princp cs Of good Cover hmrt
hcn the hearty approval oil every lover OF ms
courify.
The Gospel Tent.
Thrty.fOurth St, West, and near slxtraEe.
,ir,ru cars Of Thirty fOurth-t. lin" PASS TIE iehtl
SECOND WEEK OF SLRNICt.s ..,.x-.-
Tectrp Young 1len OF the Bible by KEY SIEPlilN
H. YV H. every evening except saturday, al o'clock
Tonic Tor friday" The Young Ruler -.
Aftef o'clock evening VIII DC conducted
SATURDAY. $ p m.--Mcsting Of Christian workers, 70 b
led by Uncle JOHN VASSAH - .-.-. !.
Singing cyerJ evening by THEODORE E PERKINS and
'"'''' MONDAY PRAYERMEETING
every day Vt hour under the direction oil
Mr. ALEXANDER LILLE.
Seats free to all
Hels wanted as ushers workers. and singers. Address
8 r. WILLIAMS. No. 4G East FOry.third.S
Contributions the support OF these services may be sent 70
EDWARD L. OWEN, Treasnrcr
No. i6 East Forty -thir,ist, or No. III " aiisA
Wedding and Centennial Presents.
CHINESE AND JAPANESE GU RIOS
PORCEI.AtS AND LACQUER WARE
PARKlgs 40. ls6 ERONr-sV. NEAR FULTON.
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MR.. PENDLETON NOT TO GO TO ST LOUIS.
CfNCISNArI, June 22.-Owing 10 the demands
Of his private business the Hon. George H. Pendleton
will Dee unable to attend the S. Louis Convention, and
has Informed hs alternate 10 that effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23

reply to the request Of the Committee Of Arrangements
and was astonshed to have the principal address OF the
occasion assigned to him the programme, an address
usually Of the most finished classical order which would
require much preparation and had work.
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MARRIED..

coLE-CA2TERon the 2lsJ inst, in Newark n j. by ne
Pew II y. Brinsnafe T., Joseph Colt Of suspci sion
Bridge, y. - Mary NJ daughter Of the late a. X Car
tpT. No cards.
HIYDENR EICT-LEYT-On Wednesday juno 81, az the
Memorial church. by Rev. r. lieOer Newton Emile
HeydenFech of Brooklyn T. Caroline W. youngest laughter
the la:c Absdl8m Lent Of NeW-NOrk.
LCPDLY-PURDYAt the residence Of the brides grand
father Rev. David Terry June q 1876 by the Rev. j. A.
H. Chapman D D. G. r. Lordlv, NJ D., Of Costa Rica Q. A..
10 Jennie Pupy OF this city. No cards.
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THE CITY's CREDIT.
RIns roR .Iocks ~ nnNns

BIDS FOR STOCKS ASD BONDS.
The following is n list Of proposals rec. ID
by Controller Green yesterday for S3,353l7 - SIX yer
cont stocLs and bonds OF tie CITY o. NcW-iotk:
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DINNER AT FAIRMoUYT PARK.

To the RAZOR, Of The Trtbune.
SIR: give you below copy of my bill for
dinner at the Tros Feres restaurant at the