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RAILROAD ZINES.
go -.
/ A RRiyAL AND DEpARTUHE On
IN RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT LINES.

e Z =
.t'HEsArEAKE AND OHIO Morning mali lssyss
daily except Sunday at S.45 A. NJ arrives ct $50
r NJ. Night express leaves dzify at 10 p. u. az
Tiyes at 4:45 A. III. Accommodation daily feScepk
Sunday leaves t4.30 II. IL, and arrives ct A d..
,KIcHMoNp AND DASyILLE-Throagh msl
York and New Orleans express leaves nc l:1OYsMS
arrives at 3:19 T.. NJ Eynchburg accommodation
leaves at 1925 A. ~. arrives at $50 A. d. Local
Burkeyile accommodation leaves at z. +. 81 are
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND P0TOssAC.
Morning express leaves Broat-Strcet station daily
except Sunday at a. H.; arrives at $50 z. III.
Afternoon mail leaves Byrd Street station daily as
leaves Broadstreet station daily tcxcept Sunday at
sos z. M: arrives at $50 A. III. Night exufess
leaves Byrd-Strect station at 10 p M. arrveSsat B
A: ~. Except Monday.
at 3f5 P. NJ. Through mail leaves daily at go r,
NJ: arrives ut 2. III. and S:45 P.M. Accommoda.
ton train freight with passenger car attacheds
leaves at $50 Z. d.; arrives mt ga. ~. st
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CIfEsAPEAKE.~s
Local freight. with passenger-car attached. leaves
Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday ut $50 A. NJ; ar-
rives at 1856 2. NJ
OLD DOMINION STEAMERs.-Leaye every Tues-
Monday, Thursday, and Saturday.
PHILADELPHIA STEAMERs.-Leaye Richmond
every Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday; arrive every
Monday, Thursday, and Saturday.
PoWIIATAN STEAMERS TO BALTIMORE leave
Richmond every TUESDAY and Thursday att A. NJ,
nesday. and Friday.
JAMES RIVER LINE TO NoRroLK, connecting at
Norfolk with Bay Line to Baltimore, &C., leave
every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 9 A. NJ;
CANTON INSIDE LINE.-tSee Powhatan Steamers
10 Baltimore. 10 TITS
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June 16, 1876.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Red, so bushels.
CORN.-IeUOlC, ga bushels.
OATs.-l,636 bushels.
. MEAL.-24 bushels.
SALES.
WUEAT.-Red, 60 bushels very good at Sl.4o.
CORN Teii0to, 234 bushels OH private terms.
OATS.-S0 bushels very good at SIC.
MEAL.-24 bushels prime at Csc.
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <e<sFss,
~ COMPANY. rSas44FS.
FOR NEW YORK

This company will dispatch one of their spcndi'
steaners-OLD DOMINION, WYANOkE. iSAAt
BELL, and RICEMOSI-cvery TUESDAY, FRI
DAY. and SUNDAY ut high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built OK
pressy for this route.
OoinS
The fare, accommodations, and attentions un-
surpaSSed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly al
New York on the company's covered pier, 81 Sort
+ liver.
Freights for points beyond New York fnrwar'lc'
with Dispatch and no charge made except actual en-
pcnscS incurred.
. Freight received until 7. NJ. daily.
Cabin fare to New York, Sl2 ; rouud-trip tickets.
500. Stecrage, S6 and SO.
For further Information apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 CO.. Agents,
nv 9 Office COmpanv'S wharycs. Rockets
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ssGtANTON INSIDE LINE. "s i-1aIa +,
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRl-W WEEKLY.
On and after OCTOBER 1sT the splendid iron
steamers Uf this line will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
PowhataH Steamboat Lines pier, at corner Of Tween.
ty-sccoha and Dock streets, making close connection
each trip At Canton Nd, EAST BatinOre) with the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
Al freight by this line covered by fire and marine
Insurance free of cost. No dockagc charged ut Rich.
mend. Rates rs low any other line This Is the
1uickcst line between Philadelphia and Richmond
Freights ordered by this line should be marked
g Canton Inside Line, " and sent to the Philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore DEF OF, Philadelphia.
Freights received oaily In Philadelphia and Rich
mond.
For further information apply to
l.. b. ThTUM, Agent,
Offices Tweuty-second and Dock streets
and No. 903 Main street; or to
Us. WILSON, General Freight Agent,
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
Philadelphia. la3
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
FOR THE NORTH AND WEST.

Leave Richmond at s A. NJ, $3.50 P. NJ, and 10 r.
VI. :. :. =.
Potomac boats connects at Shepherd with through
>ieepers Tor New York.
s A. III. daily Except Sundays, making close con-
nections at Shepherd for the northwest arriving 1t
Philadelphia at ESQ z. III. and New York at 1910
I. NJ. L. NJ. COLE, 10.
General Ticket Agent.
A. s. WHALING.
Southeastern Passenger Agent.
T. r. SHARP,
je S-Sm Master Of TRANSPORTATION
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\ RICnMoNp STUDENT GETS A GOLD
MEpAL..-N the commencement exercises OF
Il. Clements Hall, EIlicott Mills. Md, yes
trrday. Governor Carroll conferred the
medals and addressed the young men. The
Bishop rinkncy gold mcdal-thc highest
notwithstanding hccn competed for by
three young men each Of them perfect in
jhciv studies, Bishop Pinkncy solved the
difficulty by giving three medals instead OF
one. " heretofore. The recipients were
Cornelius De Witt, oi,Fortrcss Monroe. Va.
Maurice Johnson, Howard county, Md.
and l.. Q. Watkins, Richmond, Va.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY.

RAILROAD COMPANY
RICHMOND TO PETERSBURG AND RETURN
FOR FIFTY CENTS.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN between
Richmond and Petersburg, and Petersburg and Rich.
moni, will run regularly until further notice.
FIFTY CENTS FOR THE ROUND TRIP when
tickets arr purchased from the agent
Trains leave Richmond at o'clock A. NJ, and re-
turning. leave Petersburg at 5 p. M.
my l9-Slm A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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NOTICE.-B. f. TINsLEY & N1
IN co. desire TO make known TO theirasleee g
friends and the public that they prepared ut Az
purchase with GOOD SHOES, HANDSOME SHOES,
and CHEAP SHOES; and they furthermore state
that they do not wish any one to take their say In
the matter, but to cali and examine for themselves
TRUNKS, SATCHELS, yALISES, and all OTTER
articles kept that usually found In nrst-class
boot and shoe house.
Repairing done In the neatfst manner and with the
shortest notice requisite for completion. my II
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATe.r;n
COMPANY SS2sa...msfs
fCh OLD POINT. NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH
BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK

NM ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON THE
JAMES RIVER.
hnS1nE Close connection at Norfolk with the new
anu elegant steam r FLORIDA for BALTI-
MORE. and 81 Damer LADY OF TIE
LAKE for WASHINGTON, ID. c.
On and after TU EsDAY. May 18th, the fast and
elegant steamer > Ohm SYLVESTER, CARRYING the
, United States nil, Will leave Richmond for tho
ahove-named pr ints TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
, and SAfURDA Us st 6 O'Clock A. NJ.
Passengers ~ this route view by daylight all
the historical anu interesting points and objects on
the james river, including DUTCu GAP ipassing
through the !ame). Notifications, battle-clds James
town, Ham pton Roads ETC.. and have four hours al
ut Norfolk before departure of Baltimore steamers.
The eiep ant new "Hygeia HOTEL at Old Poiut il
now open for tue reception of guests.
Fare To Old Point and Norfolk ............ 81 90
Fare o Old Point and Norfolk and rplurn.... 3 30
Thu :Ough tickets to Baltimore Philadelphia, AMI
Ne. York mt reduced rates
tt cketS for sale on Steamers at CARRIER & CO..
Tic ket Agency, Min street, and Exchange Hotel. an
BIZ gage checked through Freight received daily for
sston Norfolk, and Portsmouth, an1 regular land
i'igs on James river, from A. NJ. to q L. NJ, Al
reasonable rates.
Freight for way-landngs mast he prepaid
l.. u. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: ConpanyS wharf, Rockets: branch Office
at w. ID. Blair & Co.'S, No. 903 Main street.
nv III
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A Double Tragedy An Hartford County,
Marylnnsf.

A BRUTAL. MURDER WITH AN AXE AND suI-
eide BY HANGING.
A most horrible double tragedy was en-
acted near Clern,ont Mills, Hartford county,
Md. "Wednesday morning, by Christian
koltz, u youth from the Maryland House Of
Refuge, farm hand, who brutally murdered
Miss AiHira Street, youngest daughter OF
Mr., Roger Street, his employer, residing
near the mills. and afterwards hanged him.
self in the presence Of neigbbors who had
been summoned and arrested him.
Miss Street was seventeen years Of age.
Her body was found at the foot OF the ccl-
lar stairs Of the house about "A o'clock A.
W. with the head partly severed from the
body. and m axe, with which the deed is
supposed to have been committed, lying
near by covered with blood. The victim
had been engaged preparing breakfast, and
had gone into the cellar for something,
when she was attacked by the young ficnd
with the axe, who dealt her repeated blows,
rs evidenced by several gashes left on the
neck Of the bleeding corpse.
Koltz. whose ace is variouSly stated at
from sixteen to twenty years, was ut once
suspected as the murderer, and was put
under arrest.
Before the arrival OF tho sheriff and States
attorney the murderer koltz confessed the
crime. and said ne had no cause to kill Miss
Street, and that he did the murder out OF
pure dcriimcnt.
\ rope was procured and koltz was taken
Ia the woods, about 100 yards from the house.
The rope was placed about his neck, the
end of the rope thrown over the limb Of a
tree. anu he was pulled up from the ground.
Some persons in the crowd objected to
hanging him. and he was cut down before
he was stranglcd. koltz, seeing that death
WAS inevitable. asked for n gun that he
might shoot himself. 1t was then suggested
10 him that he might Just as we'll hang him.
self. He agreed to do SO. He climbed the
tree. uraidcd, and placed the rope around
! his mock. He then asked il it was properly
adjusted. Upon being informed that it was
! hr conllv tied the end OF the rope around
thu limb OH which he sat, and, saying good
| bye. it him>rl! drop.
| TIN limb WAS about ten feet from the
Ground. and a~ he hung his feet were about
two feet from the ground. The murder oc-
CURED about & O'clock IN the morning. and
the hanging about liali-pa>t ,. The body
| was allowed To hang several hours, when 1t
! was cut down. \ Coroncr'> inquest was
| hex, on tie bodies ii both Miss street and
! her murderer, and VcrdictS were rendered
in accordance with the facts.
| \ RICHMoNp STUDENT GETS 4 GOLD
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DEpARrURE N sTEAMEus.

EOR NEW YOR K.-The Old 800
IA Dominion Steamship Comnany,s .IEEIs
steamship edmond, Captain KEILgy. viii m
J'SUNDA June 18Th, at IL o'clock 81 - - 80.
ming : ,'1''>s ls 'asoiuay eye
Through bills of IadInp signed and no,a. g..
warded with dispatch to ali points nosfb s,,,t,
ea5t, ana west; also, to foreign ports >
rrassssuser accommodations UNSURPASSED.
en apa1 lare to New York. S12; round-trip tickets
w Stecr3ge, So and $S. A1Ao' 20
For freight or passage, apply TO
tr, G. ". ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
- -. 1-It Coppany's Wharf. Rockets.
EOR PHILADELPHIA. PRO esEss
~, TIE Al, AND BILLS OF LaDiSS 7sIsiSIsn
LII NOTWITHSTANDING ALLIANCE, CAPTAIN CARR.
UR pSY the I7 rex for the above pos TIN SAT-
assage TO Philadelphia, including meals and STATE
sta t 90 ssson.class passage, including meals and
W.. T. Porter, Agent nA1s
u A1-ls = No. 2425 Dock street.
: oh LADELPHIA, RICH- 9gss
; or ,mOND: AND NORFOLK sTEADI-sssEsas
D IJf!I ELiRR GSTnG PHItADELPHIA PRoVI-
T f2aEaS T ahg NJ WE Ekw ENh aAi2
notice the scaEers of this line will make trI,yeeIfy
| LIT, LIPS, leaving Philadelphia every TUESDAY
.a rmghS sFfsE, and In SATURDAY and Richmond
necting at Providence with Rostnr and
saLroad LOT Boston, and 10y our Fall River line for
lle same city nin Cape Cod, landing at Old Colony
Hepot' ana avoiding transfer.
2425 Dock street. Richmond
WILLIAM P. CLYDE & Co.
General Agents,
: NO IL SCUM Wharves Philadelphia.
my ~ No. 20 Devonshire street. .1 Boston.
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Then personally appeared the abovc-named En
Gene f. Sullivan and made oath that the foregoing
statement is true before me.
HOSEA b. BOWEN, Justice of the Peace
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NORFOLK, VA, June 10, 1875.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDINANCE
Il passed by the Councils of this city. hoard OF exc
amines will be convened here the 2Sth instznt fos
the purpose of examining APPLICANTS FOR TIE
OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER. "A copy of said
ortiipauee may be bad on Application 70 tho City
treasurer or 20 either OF the undersigaeds
NN-''-s 'sgss'tsss JAMES Il. BARRY,
G. 9. q. Sc c.;
A. G. MILHAD0,
h1otd C. 4. G. G..
nATEST 1OPEN-WORk BANNERS,
FLAGS, and POLITICAL, POkTRAiTss 70
oi te i o-coasm OF Duane street, New York.
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FURNITURE.

lust RECEIVED lot Of fine WAL-M
1 new style WALNUT SAFE, with or without E8
marble: low-price PARLOR SUITS and BED.S7 y
LOUNGES, In addition to my large stock on haHd;
class OF goods were ever offered Examine my stock
before you buy. T.. GATHRIGHT,
nay 2-3m ID Governor street.
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1EARTELL's PURE FRENCH BRAN
lN DY.-We are now receiving u shipment Oh the
'oo'c ''''o R.RAN DY,
direct from France, dark and pale, IN one ioufls ana
one eighth packages.
For saleDy n,vrS,,oRT q MORRIS
uyS3 GAf''r1 SA'A 'Ns~'N''
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c,

vEGETINE is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
ie17-S&W2t
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Early orders solicited at 1918 Main street 70
BL BOOKS, which we make in the best styl
and of best materials. Cheap BLANk-BOOkS o
all sizes kept OIL hand and made to order. STA
TIONERY to suit all.
in17-dSw RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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rLARETs, SAUTERNES, &c

have very large stock Of FRENCH nc, VINES on
hand now, partly of my own a 1e enit h,ands
Enowu. CLARETS and sAUTERNES In wood US
We'll ms glass For sale by 0sCAt $500,
10 1D-lW NJ. II oo'S. no- 49,.
, 1876-07-14
SUBURBAN.,

Hose Co. No. 4 wants fire cngne. Too thin!
II they get ono OF course all tic rest Will 80
crazy for tho eamc1 and their combined costs
would "bust 4" thu TREASURY.
Great preparations arc under way for the fire.
mems picnic. Tickets will bu deposited In Chi
cago with 1iadley Bros, Jansen: MeClnrg 4 Co.,
": D. Ksene, Gook & g., and T. y: Gillett,
party this evening ut her elegant new residence
un Hyde Park avenue.
.Air. Buck las returned from Buffalo. His
family Will not arrive TIL full.
trcal, Is expected home this week. 1le has been
rMaking tour Of tho world.
The author Of the poem known as "rho Leap
Yea, ts aeGa 9 aeSte5 reat
X part OF the rubbish has been taken oil tho
Yiltage-IIAll plat. II would be blessing II Il
should be entirely cleaned, and moderately laid
out. A number Ut liydu Park lads took an ico-
night, und afterwards assembled III front Of thc
stra,lch,n - and amused themselves BY singing
and dancing, much to tho annoyance Of those
ri There sFo r penics IL tho South Park every day
Children Of lii Flrst DaptIst Church Of Chicago
occupied the grounds, aud yesterday those OF
tho Second PIrsbyterlan..
larfty.. Following afs few names, copird. from
it8 register: C. ii. Henderson md wife, Chica-
go;, William, Warren, Boston; Paul Cornell,
land; ), Atkinson, Chicago; Andrew YoEssefi,
Boston; George 8. bangs, ". +: Storey and
wife, and ]. ". Sweet and vito, Chicago,
mcrly pastor Of st. Paul's Church, Kenwool, ia
! visiting Ills humorous friends here.
| Mr.. William Chappol has returned from tho
Centennial, where hu has been camping out
with the pupils OF the School Of Technics,
| boston.
Three classcs OF Moo1y's Church, Chicago,
had picnic hcre Wednesday.
There will be no concert III the South Parks
this week.
, 1876-07-14

sheer. imposstht1ity when he h.ms.,, ~.
completely. shut In, seemingly ~ M
ont shadow of homo fr33r, ".lA
human power, md oil this time moi kn,1ssn!
tho terrible iato That had already ioi.Ma0!
Custer. '''"4'eA
;. Let us takc bin1scyo view Of tho s,tu,,,o, =
those elevated plateaus,, barren filIs ~
ravines, tho lack Of water, tho nature "n,, any
tent Of the savage foe. their cOmnjctc LnosGti -
edge Of the country, we'll armed and proyIst"oas1
md In numbers ten to one, their wcapon, IneS
range and Of superior make, cur solGsrkss GiIs,ks
weapons inferior in range, thc,nsnIG.s,,
weary With .hard traveilng,-wlio' Ill
not say that tlley, fought "'s :
l,e expected To- ronlcr hcfp, % sorciY iItJ fer;:J
thcmsclyesl Az for poor Enstor and bts bttses'ea n's
tlon OF tho command Il will yet be slown ,b.t .t'
when the ilnal struggle camc, bis arm ssnt
iow "beyona tns fivcra 70 tic "happy; ; hass He1
from boyhood, md worth!cr or butter oiJsr sss
ee his rank wllat It mny, It would bo difficult Il
nS in3;.0 In n,r, tho general sn,I,, su%ma'uESp n &
slamp to forget such n nohto
stand as tllat made by tho wing Of TIM enlIsnee
Seventh Cavalry commanded by Marcus A.
Rem. ~
bollove md topo that tile present 1n,r,
wnr ts tho laat VIC shall have; and Nil pcrsnn.
knowing anything about Indiana can DO po Irts
than s,lm.np tl'ofr habits and fnstfnyis to lie iho
same a. wfltl bcasts, and rs aucll they mus ia
treated until determination or absolute submf*.
hiOn Ia Tho re.tlft. G H.
, 1876-07-14

States Attorney Reed will bo buck to his du-

States Attorney Reed will be back to his du-
tics today.
The election Of Monroe lIeath % Mayor had
depressing effect on the hahltues Of the build
Ing. They wero not prepared for such result.
The Grand jury was iu session again ycstcr.
day, aud disposed Of number Of ordinary eases.
The docket Ii 10 be brought up to date, and can
bo cleared In a fow days.
st1augo to soy, there havo not boon any jail
escapes for several days. Tho prisoners, for tho
most part, are hard cases, ind they doubtless
foil safer In jail than out.
]. L. Doole, Ellen Conley, Lena Moe, Alice L.
Gary, and William Slater were aljudgal insane
In the County Court yesterday, and In the af-
tsrloon were taken to tue County Asylum.
The Equalization Committee Of the County
Hoard will commence ita sitting Tuesday to
hear complaints about tho assessIllcnt !oF the
year. It will be III daily session for two Wockn.
Several OF tho Commissioners returned from
their Lullaylllo trip yesterday morning, and ap-
pearcl favorably Impressed with tho quantity
and qualify 0f tho stone they hau seen. Messr1.
ClcaFy aud Mulloy, and Contractor kcough
switched Oft from the party on the return trip
aud stopped at Cineinnati, thu guests Of the
Buena Vista stona men. Thuy will he absent
several days. Tho next trip will 10 naado Tues
, 1876-07-14

Cheney, John n. ensth, Joseph Dominion md 2,
wife, W q. Reeves and wife, Hen. John r.
robert Fell, William Hunt, II. A.. rltzcr, II.
g. Fisher, wife aud child, n. l.. McLure, N. II.
McClu,o, F. Low ey, J. II. Weakloy, W. q: Cocl'-
ranc, Miss Ella Stnscti, Mrs. w. Mason, ucorgo
Brand, Dr.. Cole. Mrs. Green, Attaa kItc!,Gn,
Miss Cavanaugh. Rev., Alr. Parter, k!ss
Walker, Miss Thaycr. n. F. Evans md wife,
Larrimorc and wife, Mrs. Bum. John N. I."rtl-
more and wife, Mrs. DatGman, William Finch,
" w!fo and siste1, " D. carioes, y. s; Haynes, 4,
KanE XII a an sis Sc t. Il Da1s sSn's and a we III esn
Gcs, i. II. Coz, O.. W.. Aldrtch and
Mnior, St ". T. W%sI, Mrs. 4. iiarlaad,
Josie Schroeder, Atlss Mary Lnecy. Nils. Addic
Lacey, Mrs. ". A. Wells, @. Il. Lcgg, Frank
Robinson, O. F. rcarcet Luke Gootlhcart, John
hcEyoy, W. d. Cnr1ock and wife, John C!a-
tm,tgh, stiss q. Trotter, Miss g. Raymoud, s!,-
pcrintcndent Of Schools; Miss A. flcgcslt A:
Wightman and vile, ]. 1caglclgh and wife, f.W
Daniels, j. Htout md wife, Miss Carrotl,
Miss Woolson, T. j. 1}ailslack, e. Woo'ecy, T.
Chaplin, G. tascasck md wife, +. Harrington
and wife, II. r. Al. burma, John 1sayburn, Aiisa
Ella Irwin, William Van Setback ard vile, j..
N. Kousc, T. hofwor.h, J: L. Wolcott md wife,
PeteI rc!zer, h!ss Stella ,r and I.o,Is9 Kat,o u.
s Floss, MIS- Mrs. Jenkins, Mis- !. II. Wclis, Siia.
Johnson. Miss Jcnnio 1lcnhan,, Miss Lizzie
A1axcy, Miss Vt. NJ. Colvin, aud some 400 9th.
crs. Tho party returns this afternoon nt
o'clock,
, 1876-07-14

Timothy Moore and james Burnet. two no.
torious young rascals, yesterday flchcd witch
and some money from saloon'keopcr at tho
corner Of Dearborn md Fourteenth strcots.
They were arrested soon afterwards and locked,
up In the Armory. Moore is bright, intell[-
gent son Of c17Justica Moore, but ls au lncorrl-
Eible thief.
A. c. Becker, Chicago agcnt for the Union
News Company, Yesterday had George a.
oulbezxlcmcnt, Barns admitted to have lost
the property, and under the circlmstanccs It
was decided that there was nothing criminal In
hls nction, md that the property could only be
the case made in ono Of the evening papers tho
namcs Of tho parties wcrc carclcaaly trans
posed.
Mark Webster Ia confined at tlio Madison
Street Station upon warrant for perjury Oh.
tainca by Leonard 6. Riggs, agent 10! the
Webster. Si aia derk formerly ii 'ths employ q
Riggs, wns recently arrested for embczzfenlcnt,
and Webster went his bond, scheduling hfs
property; Riggs claims TINT the bondsmnn
0'0 rRonAnLE popr-saA7cmtNo.
Lust Sunday young man, " ,yeara 81 ago,
nanseA Edmond Palmer, employed IS q Kitchen
boy at Woods Hotel, on Fifth avenue, suddenly
died Tho Coroner held IN inquest on the fol
from drinking too much fcewatcr.. Inaslnuch
- the young man bad no relatives IN this city,
At at tho ho' eorncr n of Haistcd street '' ind
Archer avenue, by direction Of tho
Coroner, and what disposition was afterwards
made OF It is what Is now puzzling the boy's
friends, who, a. soon us they learned OF lila
death. Interested themselves Ia obtaining for
tho Remains II decent burial. Upon the day
arranged for the funeral they sent for the body,
and were furnished with large wooden box,
which 80 excited their curiosity % to Us con.
struction that when they arrived at Rosehl1l
they insisted upon opening II; To their
| disgust they found It contained the badly
dctaycd remains OF IN old man, inatcai Of
those Of their young frscn!. They
| Indignantly returned tho boI, and mnlo more
forciblo demand for tho right body, but 1t has
not vt been forthcomtng, ana tho only eonclu,
college within twcnty-four hours after death.
The gentlemen who thus interested thctnselycsin
behalf OF poor young man whom they Ind only
known for enort time, are oil respectable clti-
zens in the southern pa5t Of the city, aud aro
sSs'a SoS i te s s p1opay p vii Mesa eso
| o secret.