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New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
rpw-voRx DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1876

and exoain with the prophet OF Israel In Ills iove anu
pity He re, Led Us ana Da-o us ana ca''eu " WA
days Of ODD" -.,.., pro,i,vterfa am
mai fuure as indicated and determined ~ the pre- W.
/. 10 pass into dthcrt sphere "l Wv,
he airstinus that confront us are mere oVhii' ne
What IA tn, true law ~ progress for "IinIch 80
tutcn So endowedi What the CONDITIONS IN n..n
nrgss NAV be anticpntcdi Is our cGltch 10 pe'oi 80
he nn.ty from generation IT, - ncrl'' "Ei 70 VII
exoa;di1g century by coBtuTyi Is An an Ffesy te
rianism ever To he unified, and 10 eNOi'v iIs st"ie
mission for American society in one Ofs'ih]5f
,inn, rba fe of grttt denominations, my fTichds, y
always eXDoscd TO peril IL las general gnaiantee M %
nernanrnce IN so TAR as II holds to truth as hae" y
The Shirt ana work given 10 II by the Master, D' '
presentation of its true spirit is depedtnI upon .S
snppoTtng conditions, and church when ~ ono ,nu
seems strong and may In an hOur oi Su .eu
tcrnpiation be ttamped In the dust 5prclnc dahSots
are fhe many Questions Of principle and uotnod WIN
must spring up In carrying on extensive dcholna,h
work and tlio natural tendency OF iisions, esscIJ
theologic TO become the active prop ir1 oi S" M Ia Ia
olirrly of doctrine tendency, anu be followed ny S
sensiou and other difficulties OF such nature, put
AS the churcn grows stronger We may re"uy
pxrcct the development OF n'F bonus hnu @
stronger and these particular dangers VIII D,o''io M
lcss and less. Under its present Hiiply Conu 80
church promIses to 10 Oh incroaa hE BehcF,i M ni'i
ecueIaton In MAGNITUDE and yibor and in rdi'Inhe
Lei tie spifit of agitation and the spirit ~ doE' w
evrrywhere alike Tebukod Let Wst estimate oi ou.
as church OF CnIist and o our grand sit
in This snd DO diiused by developing IN every ~ ~ihnu
harmonic M conditions continue ~ exist, and the sacred
ali ancr wAloh the OF this gehoidiiOn nave iorneu
will be preserved from nGo to age even Gown 10 lho w
lauial day,
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

DR. Fowler arose and requested permission 70 change
his vote to DIR. Van Dyke. wish 10 say, ore'hIop
that IL 25 or 80 of you change your votes 70 LIZ
Dyke, he will be elected"
DIR Fowler was oheered he said this, ana almost
Immediately DR.. Musgrave arose He Is tliok-se
with ruddy face, a,deep orotund voice. and wears
dopble green-gass spectacles lie held his umbrella
an his hand as he said. IF can DO allowed to
change. wish to cast my vote for Dr. Talmage"
This provoked hearty applause. in which DR.. Mus
grave ionod with his umbrella. A question as to
the right of a member to change his vote having
been settled the changes from the other candidates
90 Drs Van Dyke and Talmage were made rapidly !;
at some times as many half dozen
delegates were on the floor at once. each
desiring to catch the Modcrators eye. When
the vote was announced, DR.. Van Dyke had received
227 votes. and was declared elected Tie was es-
corted to the platform. where he was received by
DIR. Morris in few graceful and well-chosen words.
Dr. Van Dyke responded with remarks appropriate
TO the occasion He referred most afectionately to
Dr. Adams lby whom his namo was put in nomina-
tion) whom he said he had first learned to love ut
the memorable Assembly IN Philadelphia in 1870.
whore the Old and New School Presbyterians became
united. There old differences were given over to
tho Sadducees who said there was no resurrection
When he said, brethren. let make this a mis-
sionary assembly," he was loudly applauded- The
election of w. NJ. Blackburn, John NJ Allis, 3. III.
Hyde, and L. NJ. Kingsley as clerks concluded the
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n4SsrNnERS NlILEn-

FOR WAMBUGG-M steamship WlfldHd, May ls.-N.
Epa,blrtl Charles 4. Each Cart BuUUlu. Miss lCdwg
keupc. Mr. Iuln Fochlich Ionn Hrier and family Laac
~.,rI. Mrs. 81 4 stern, I'd. d. Perry, II ami its Jose
Alexander. Miss Flora Alexander Eugene laust A>co,
H. Eauuaur, li lB MJlrc Minister RstcIt ot the cor.
iu.. tupire: H. Halzr LdYarl kul FaO a. Ov.
a. Miss ~ Non Gcdala, julius Won GeiaGL cnry sgcn
Mi, Clara Hagen A. - Weber aud rhiircn, M an MIS-
Hermann Stirger. Jacob S,u1 and family Manuel Cya
Z - Mr and Airs. Wm. W,ko children infant and nurse.
julius Ilrsr Marks Smuu John Siemol, August lae.n A.
". burger Christian Po,e John kapp Charles Bcnkopf,
Abraham islt4cld, Ernst HOUlchtT John H. gc'S Ma anu
Mrs. II. BtucAmaun Mr and Mrs. Lu keutarr Mr and
Mrs John kugrr chlrrn infant and nur a. Louis Geb.
hld WORMS simon Wcis. ChaTe, HortJmaun. Joseph
lodesti, MISS Mary Podesa j. II smith, NJ FellnAnn Au-
gust Lmo George lledtTiCh Rudolph Gra1 nr ed JO
hama DalbEermeyor otto Wagner Henry krueger, A pa
NJ. Iuon Louis Th0he, r. w. BJa- HeIry Meyef and
family. Nm. Graf Gustav BlumenihBl SsmLe SwHriCli G.
Bernhard Joseph Braun Leopold Kahn DE- LutLol >chwaO
r. 4. Hlspen AdOlth Meyer, julius Paine, wm. Sewers
Henry Van lObOkeu, Mirs Agnes hauid rs hrahncn
berg. Mrs. Antonio Pace Mrs 1heO.oe schr der, Mrs
Sohumaeher, Mrs Dr. HlllmeT MrA Augusto Ehrenberg
slrs EInestino Sehmhit MIRA lertha koca Mrs M MuLl
mann Miss L. ollns. Miss Cathatino MackolTang MT and
Mira H. Daohsol and .niant Mr. and Mrs. IL W. Hagomann
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p1SSENGERS IRRLTED.

FRO" UAVEE-Tn steamship tmcriFgc. MAY la-Mr
putit r NvINll', Louis Yer gEC Mr.
snsoa Marquis dc iaI yani ord. 4e,sr, Jri en- he
IUy-y B,igt .4lct 0-itu, BcNdtttr th1e. o." gl rlt
.uu fOrir Jr.. MI and Mrs. Van senh letCiIcr tlv ard,
Mr. Ieya-stUT, Manuel Buuctte, Me- -. HHa1S irGuN,
U>.t l.l ~lruNs GratiOt Nashb .H, lltZ NIruiu and
.ou, Commander Gambaa, Mt F1uu. Charles ~ I eguN.
Antoine al' MI MaI,, Mr. aud llts NalsO NJ NaI.,'
ser CDuu tuuHss dc DcsDach tHd chll, Marquis do
Iu,naMUcau. MIS. aU. two Misses Marshall Nr sud Ma
Robin Altals IlrtuU,H and FuLlmanu Gabriel Julien,
MI a.molil, Loaf, de- Euoq'sstu, H. de Champs Dc
ST. L,.tG NJlctuu GU buistrr, Dr. hd-it'a, tle-
uprie Hou~sc. Henry NachetC. Nr. Mas, Nj.
Val ou 'uMmEdtat I,rtler, Nr. EoGdt, Nj Auliu H.,
MT Euyquc IaOur Mt Con- Mrs. Van BeyrI Miss "a
Hc,cr, Francois Iwy, Il Iti" Marriott NJ ~oIl!.r Me-
tIUIgrl Nj AMI HIA. G. IrIy0 aUb tNo children MI AMI
Mr. luct, Aulre Kaiser 10 eph ImMtlh, Nr irlerui
Joseph uCuou ". e.. Au.us. \. Oppguhc.mtr hr ca %.
huL,t PAM Ui, helm. lluguut N"rtUplrh Mr.. X MO lf,
Mt PwtApWm, Miss Sy.is Bcdop Miss iabOur,a1, Miss
Uulu iug PHic & Ats9 julie passed. Nu. llIl IoNcr, I,
Mr Merrill Nr,. Augusta Marx, Mrs Siuz, M lll MIS-.
Irquig and child Nr Eerrr Mt AMI Ms lli MC Grssuu,
Mr.. lAyrI, Mrs PARK add suu, MI DuuI- Mr and Mrs.
Reeve, Mn. ia.i,ii."a.e and son, Mr .i~run MI and
FREDDY and I've children Mt and Mira Rob uSuu, Mr.
ami MIS- GuilAuEy, Eugene Bon, e., Danyise Ca:asar.
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DECISIONS -srAYlg.

Sypre,as Conpf-C ChdrIbs-g-Bv Judge Daniels
sucaruut.a Hut.1nl rlgWcr set asd" and dr 'ndari
cysut iu . matter OF Iair's nrAe.i thin. ili, Tot
n.r uagmtu, or her support Of her iaiEg estate a
ul Iuu.I tao sum Of --uOl per year with - g,ous
from G, ,ara, procrty. Ii,' anr. .ars 30 be p.r
year IC. present r.r!t, irm ne estate amount 60 80.
annually. uuti -En 90. g. 30 viii supply t" dhr' nee.
u and uiua similar agreement Co. t9 one heretofore tN,
,c.tri uy D. y thA m. al''nc,, i1, l , ,,
dp,cIsr. 10, costs and r.sn' srm.rt, VII "' ia,cL
hay.tri T1f--By JUDGE Van ,ar's ast Pt.tri
& % Julsm nj or plmniI "pn'r' tf .uah .-t ne
p1uc art. Uw}tr rtniJH.imeni for TIE ttu'ant5 on
a.. drfuHr.c.. ciiuiuu.
ami decree settled aud srta, Iaweit "a. Zc,Sorl5 srd
auo tiudiocs and deere, g-ned E",rtu,n"l, Ss, ast
wIt leave o puuh To servo an amo.acl compliant on pay
mcnt OF COSTS.
Superior Com t-SpsriaI Te-m-Ev judge Spoir.-
dan for short al FriGly ri Nav ryu
ae Oafey 81 al IA, lrio liant M Is rs"n, can have tc ai
Of lus aruon oi 1'tI-hI ul"h t t ,'s 81 ln' tas
tral. ms motion or Nac'hnF Ar JIHuurnt mu' hoTtt r.,
bee denied Iu tIc matter II the apii4tinr ol Henry aud
crl aypoir the truth o.. e mr ,', s't Jos "a
~ iao peuuun u relation 10 t", "a g ~, p.GPi. y" lh'
kaiNa,.cr agt liomiri.-C CommiS,iosa nn.tcL "yn4rl
49, ai iaith IL GouI ct a. Cocn as,. rn, nry Dock.
Lat nroaly AZ 90" iiarr' - b. .Gg-Grlr,, gingd'
By Judge CuItts-0miin .Et AHiith-ufdtf arlb'd'
Murine Couri-ChartfY-B By Jndrr McAdaw.-
VIII De- opened on r4ymcnt ~ 80 costs ia hye days to
mgri 20 re M =. sgcar ialdo!r Coln-nlotoo granted
starr agt MmoAson lyrut At llnih-N"unn' slLtrd.
rrlyrr Schneider at Greuuan-tasc srtc Stro Jius ar
willard Manufacturing 'ompauy.-hoion to open ieiJu',
ni rcd receiver Jacobs Hawk, Order sgtrl Shook
az rau.-IouOu ~ open 'ri1iIt granted uolaln@ asl
Ncss-Itsc.iycr authorized Ia no, Nim'nron agt hcm'r
-D,rudaut wi bee com ited unl ue ayprsr1 en- te !1h
Tor examination ccnS1b a$ MniT'iL @ MIN N','s go ap
pool agt. uazlett-- Receiver authorized 70 sue
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THE COURTS.
nrvrpou,p ~ RAILROAD BUILDING.

The actual trial of the suit OF Ireadweh
1,tust Pon,eroy was .begnn yesterday before Judso
Lawrence in Supreme Court, Special Term. Ihe pi'ln
tin sues to recover share in the profits OF the
tion Company which built the AtchiSon ard re'~
Railroad which subsequently became the Central hro"
of the Union Pacific Rairoad. The Hon. James ""uH
worth. Secretary OF the original railroad company os
fed to the contract made py '"o ,so
:, ,,ot comnany with one Osborne. for the
hui,dinr of the road, and Osborne's immedia'o
,.convcvapee OF that contract to the trustees
Mr. Beach for the plaintiff insisted that the oniy aIfs %
lion was whether there partnership III "iLot w..
nintif hns a right 10 share, and whether tDat lthc
Lin shnuld be wound up and receiver appointed 20
lect aud distribute the assets Mr. Fullerton IOI hu I'm
PENDANTS insisted that the trustees OF the iou hau,
rood moycs but Illegally, contracted Win tuemSeno'
TO build the road n that was illegal tnrre Wag @ @ @ hat
rat no narfngrsIp no assets 10 DIVIDE ana OF ha'
omssiion 6e stockholders and bondhoders and ths o9n
pany nad nsht TO be heard, and thy sso 70 % o te tes
i rs suit Jndge LafIemore concluded 70 near ,nc 'eo
,nnnv ~ sncot to "A motion to strike 1t out hereafter
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SHIPPING IN7XLLIGENCR .
pnpr or NEW.YOI
MAT 10.

PORT OF NEwYORK ...............-MAr lA
CLEARED.
Steamship wieiand (Gerl Hebch. Hamburg via Pymo1t&
and Chcri,ourg Kunhardt q Co.
Steamship Richmond Kelly Norfolk. City Point and RioA
steamship City Dallas Haes Fernandira and Port Royal
steamship Bcr9uda tDr,. Angrove, Hamitoa. Bsrmr4A
steamship t. Magnolia Dagge. Savannah. Murray Fszr,s
Steamship Concord sheerin. Philadelph,a Jas Hsnd
seamssip seamsSip Gissc9 Bsarss Boston H. p DmocT
Steamship City Il New BsiOr. Fish New.Bedord. Nsv.
BediGia shn asson KSs London ornne Minsurn Co
BARK SURNAME tDutch) Schmidt Trieste Bocknan- Der
Bark Norah. Hall Poip.s Pstr,s n A. ys,ab. sons
Bark NOrd (NOr.l Lorsen. Antwerp. Punch, Eye a Co
Bark ken4eer Decker Georgetown Dsn' d. ITO "onisSs
Goethe esr H,sssss %sSs Cha ,a aeas ss.sS e
Bark VIA. E. Heard (BrL RoDOlDs Aontovideo J'sA Sos
Big Harry, Robinson DemerarA Leaycrart 4 Co
big Aalaya CSs a Knsss11, sa feaven al ~
Scar lille Rnsssi Key West Jas ugiass q Co.
ssa Pas ansoa dy & aarS% 4SGrs hsase a h'F nsS S
schr Thomas d. Harrison. Gauey. San trancsco. VIM
tBr., As1ins st John. N. B.. p L Nsvius
schr Eosa Herricl Brunswick. B. =. Mesca,fs
s sn Asn Mar Gsrnss e D'
Bar 80 Dover. Watson, Phairi phia Jss Hand
steauship Benefactor Jones' wilmington N O., daya
with mdse. and LASS Wm 4. Clyde g 20.
ship Game COck, StodLarL M4nill Feb p with hemp.
Bsk Upiol Lor.L Hpglestad Gloucester ~ days In bal
last. Is aneiuTel at Sandy hvok for orders
lark Aias&a Perry M,ssina % days with frult.
hasse IN OIL, Samucsen K0deJ March -, IN ballast
Is anchored In Lover Bay I0r orders.
Bar B.asT ssmsd %a Ap;"srp Ii day, In ballast
s., III .ls, n NIsn plaster.
FOREIGN FORTS
CARDRyAs May 1b-Sailed. brgs Torrent, Men, North Of
HatieTaS o. W. Cha o. Patterson. do
CgSPUEGos May l5-aaded. bark Idaho. Ricaardson
North D. iIatJerds.
HAVANA May lSArriyed steamships Tappahannock Pen
orleans Austin, Aorgan, nOn lndlantA
Sailed I7t, steamship ". q. heSes AOrgan Tor SeSOr
leans: bark5 Cae (Span kiDas, i0f Pensacola; r.
l.. carney. icAsOJ. iOr New lOr~.
HONG KONG, Aprl l1.In port shiIs Haze WuAinson of
New YORK, 1OAdIn=.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PHILADELPHIA May losaled. steamship Ono ior Liver
pool. 80 ..h. -
BANGOR Ne. May lS-Saea yesteruas' schI' - n. Law
renee, for New YORK.
CHARLESTON, s. Co. MAY lo-arrNeu' 9teaDS"P bquaV"i'
EiDk. .ey, tInlaieIpnlS - Co., q, -,
GLOUCESTER Mass, NAY lSArrYeh schf cairo Ia Goor
frey, irvI rn.a,lei pLia IOr Nen bdryport
IFor Latest Shts helcS fifth Pd1e.l
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
CrGNfINAL NNTrt.

william IT, Burchaul, Assistant Postmaster at
trt orange t'ola. y % was put 90 q W a." uitrl
N. a. Circuit Cont criminal HraUcl, ycs, .'ay ,u char .
ol arf1fr Istfgrs EurrIari - member ~ on" nn ~
p4r,Trri a. 'Is ANT ....r, lgt o. Die 'ai ac ~ post
nr ftiutu letters tHuIiuu. rui'rsO frr OF Ir
Inf. of his arm ur a,r Do" bad made assignment oi h,
property. The tssr g. sI.l ,n.
Judge Sutherland n tho Court of General Scs-
sl. E.s.,rHav IruIs N,riu sl. ~' ur,It
Ji, N0 rt ud efy .,} B. 'lp hrst irrr,, 600 ID
y,ar. m. .u.lUrgl fHc ~tag Prison Joseph l.pNr,
r.IIH. Hopkins Waller lII
r ... b.r,lr. sentenced lur years 'i'u.-.IH %
r.. ami .ur q, A.i.. bur - AID ieOuJus assault.
we're also sentenced Tor srl.- each.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

Miss Julia Underh Miss Florence ~ Cross Mis- rassis
ser. Miss AL co Tanze Mrs Nargareth Muller Mi.se
Lizzie Frida Muller, Miss lima Tenn (3roh
Clandlns Mertsn Eu Kruger Mrs AMaa POiacIek Gull
dro3 a.d infant Mis- Helene W1lG, Miss Hort mann
Mr. and MIS-. j. POlcnz Mis- Anna burg. Mas Join
Mul err Mr. and Mrs. L0ewy and III ant Mrs Kimms
ami Child John Kann &c sai Lyman M. Goldburser Chza
H. Lienau O. Il. Nixon, Albert Knnti, A. b. Robertson
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

"Sah, did you take me for sardinc? y said
.arI. ogutnt ri an pNc, iny political meeting 80
was tie reply, Is always ;Irdrd You fresEN atcI
mluuJW, dat wasn't Wui !.gaIn''
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

/. Matter OF Moore.
2. The i.oOsevelt Hospital
All. The Mayor, &c.
2. Holmes at. lissberSer.
10. Vase agt. COwurey et al.
80. Hers et nj. agt. STUART
40. The Standard Sugar
Refinery agt. Dayton
an anO.
AZ. Lynch. &C., agt. Crump
ct al.
43. Matter OF Rhineiander.
&c.
1O5. .Saporlss agt Tho May
or, sc
"a. Kelly agt. waterbury.
3l..Matter Of the n. I.
Prot. T.. p. School.
80. .WurtcrmitS and ano.
agt. Nudge.
Is. The People ex rel Jones
act. Campbell.
SO. The People OK rel. Ere
lieh agt. Matsoli and
ann ytc
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
,v, rr,x n,r,. +. BsApY and DAMHIs u.

90. .Guins. &c. agt. Inc
second Ave. X. Ii
Co.
iO2. Baldwin agt. The May
or, &c. =,
l27. Hume ast Hanley ana
anO., sc. .
l48. The Merchants Bank OF
Canada art. Union
R.R. and Iransptr ~
ton co.
l34a Brown et al agt Mui-
ligan.
1-3. Walsh agt. Mead. =,
22o. Barry sgt. The Mutuai
Life Ins. GO. et al.
7l..Horner. &c. agt Inc
Guardian Nut LILO
IDs. Co.
81. The People ex rel. Van
derpoel agt. The May
or. &C.
lot. .Rollwagen et a. agI
Powell ct al.
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iJfnilstrD

CONETHlNG NEW! CHEAP and BEAUIl-
- FUL.-Aiy Rose Ptut Plates uuarlaas color an 'ug
sllutr, arnsa teeth eNce IytmnS nIeto'.lo
f. ior hrsv siren g aud insss ur's only 10 Ut ecu
io bt appreciated mlc IN one Gaf, ana ny 10 10 - ~
sci G and ssami.e. Also. hst Rubber Se.N .suh 40 "
lE Gold aut latinl Eaj 20 SO. Evtg3,tug Ghde' -%
in =. o. WAlT 40 IdsL l"ett, ulisi near Aaols''af"
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
Tce Cream.

EI'SSFLIb ICE CREAM, y Bible House.
p,st In tbe ,lty Excursions Festivals, Retailers %
cents per oualL spec attention 20 oIj0f town orts
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun rises 4:lO sun 7:l3 Moon ... 2f
HIGH wATER DAY-AM NJ.
Hook 342 Cows Island Al Hell @. Ferry 0Ns
HIGH THB DAY.. n.
Sandy Hook. 4:05 Cows Island 44O Hell o. Ferry. e3e
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
Proposals.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY COMPAN
" OF CANADA


VI OF CANADA.
TENDERS FOR STORES.
TENDERs are invited for STORES required by the Com
many during the year commencing July /, 1916
Forms of Tender with OF be had on appr
cation at the the General Stofekeepef POht OF
Charles.
Tenders ndorscd "Tcrder - stores will be received by
the undt rsigned IA or before Wednesday, 3lst Nay
JOSEPH HiCKSON,
Montreal NAV / 1876. General Manager.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY COMPANY OF
SCRAP FOR SALE.
Tenders arc for the following old materials which
Will be delivered any pont the Grand Trunk Railway
II delivery IS required United states the purchaser
pay duty Parties rendering state where delivery viii Os
required. ,,-.t..... ..,,,,,
Cast Iron Scrap. IONS
Wrought Iron scrap. ""S
Scrap Sprng steel 40 tons
Scrap Steel Tires - N'n'
Scrap WroughtIron Driving Wheels 40 IONS
Terms cash on delivery. Tenders giving pee per pound
and uJors,d Tender scrap VIZ lie received by the IN
aersisned Oh or before wednesday. May 81.
JOSEPH UICNsoN, General Manager
Montreal May 6, 1876
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cALENpARs-Tus DAr.
surGENK Cowr -CnANnHEs--

.. Post art birtrudo,L
o. White art Sil.ifa Al.
90 Sani,is, sc, agt Rob
rTts. At.
GI Washburuast. DoNOt
~ Wa,tHagi. Duncan.
s. Farmers T.. and Z. Co.
AT N. uEd 81 l.. Il.
ll. 90.
LOG Soc. Tor Ref OF Juy. DO.
liuqurr'e sgt Fay.
lI9 MrDrIIsJitagL Shields
l2G Matter ot Holt.
lJS Matter Of SnartwOut
.JOsrphlhal agL 7t"iien.
lii. .Josephthal AZ 1triun.
l4T Hewlett aCL Wool.
ltg. Mater Oi Dickic.
l D. Pos, ngL Diriendorf.
l62..IIil.1r agt Bur.lns Ton
aad No. n. X. Co.
l7B. CCutoL OOn agt
10 ven.
lS2 . BOaI thnn sgt l.. y.
and ". \. X. H. Co.
1888. .Drzl o agt l.. X. and M.
=. q. X. Co.
lSa. .0sIu IN agL L. ). and
81. ). X. X. Co.
1876. .MOuine agt. l.. \. and
NJ ). H. Il. 20.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

calendar.
I.-DosoHUx. J.
| 1850. Bayless agt- corteiyo"'
2gel.. Bayiess ast. Corte'you.
&c.
2n05. p oil agt. Sexton.
20 I. Pool act. Sexton.
29ST. .The Dale Mfg. Co. agt
| Watson aud anO.
| 1909 HinInan sgt. Arnold
and auO., sc.
2a25. Clark, Jr., agt. Ban.
2975.. Bellows and aDo. agI
Ray.
BARRETT. J.
: 1868. .Wilks et al. agt Gilbert
ct A..
272S. The Murray Hill Bank
agt. White aud ano.
l5n4L..-agt -.
! 2o26. The Harlem Gnslizht
co. art. sec0Dd,a'e.
X. Il. Co. Of n. T..
| 28lO Petiigrew ana sno. &c,
sgt. Voorhis, r.. DC.
27S8. Anthony ot Al agt'
EcArJp.
2o6O. Marsh agt. fryer ana
anO.
1882. .McCrillis Ggt. wetmors.
8lS. Stewart agt Lapnin.
2yd4. Anderson sgt. Calllban'
! 1856. Trip Ggt Tripp.
! 1882. Foley ASt benedlot CT
al.
2o48. .Wheelock agt. Wicke
Vt al. a.,
3O24 The Phila. and Reading
Coal aud Irvu 20 agt
AUSTIN
-DYKNAs. J.
I 2787. Fitch sgt. Yandeveer.
27G5. Royce agt. Thill.
2273. The ". Y. state Loan
and Trust Co. agt. Le
Baron.
257o. .Seccr and 2no. aBt'
Austin.
2U89. .C-enZbanra and ano. s8I
liemsen 20 al.
275O. .Almy al agt. DovOe, &c.
24J3. Sheridan ct al agt
Genet.
1881. Davenport agt Rosen-
field, Jr.
2977. Frank ct al agt Evers.
L TERM.-No day calendar.
.T I.-CUBIS, J.
llG9. Andrews, &c, agt
Scbuitzler.
Il-O. .BUrkitt, &c, agt We!ch-
ll7l..O'K9re agt. Vanderbilt
ll72. Mel iVeys, &c, agt. Lo-
der!ck.
ll73. Smith agt. Conner.
INA. Hem. &c, agt. the
Hudson n. l.. X. co.
ll75. .KOhr ct agt. Higgins
agd anO.
il7G. Can't ast. ROthesberger
and au0.
ll77. lie Baron agt stokem
ala auO.
ll73. Welsh agt. The German
American Bank.
ll79. .POmerOy agt. The Tenn.
ple Beth III anC anO.
l1e0. .CTOtty act. Mckenzie,
ll5l .kragrr a5t Dallas ana
anO.
=
1888. De Warlener agt. Man
nIng.
ll~4 MOTange agt ilerzberg.
llSJ. The harlem Gas Light
Co. agt. The Mayor,
&c.
llSG. Baxter act. Land Grant
K'way aud Trust Co.
ct al.
1887. Alexander aGt Heather
et al
lIS8. Johnston agt. atrouse.
,AN'ugD. J.
T4G. Harris and anO. agt
BunlctL
lljS. Burji,k agt South
worth.
I5J. Schlrfer a T. Bcrniger.
llGU. .Gclpcke agt. SpOiiOrd
a. "a.
lGl. Bellows agt. hatseu
ctal.
llG2. .PrrSchuck agt Bapz-
later
llC3. Mcdonald and auo.
at. AhcalrO,h, &C.
l1GJ MarJlg agL CurJy.
Y TgaM-J. r. DALI. J.
25. .schaicr agL Hube-
schmidt.
81. wheeler at Murray.
-. .F.uhrmaucr a. D-mp-
SOY.
IVAN HOEsEN, j.
2llI .C~pwly agt. Frrar.
IJ2S. Camp llagI Farley.
] springer aUt. Sarpli.
IOj..lIL.t and auo. sst Rob
cTt-
POSI- .PicH' lrt Conner Sc.
242O. tc-t,IrrIcLcr agL Jdc-
uugs.
oloI ilaIIlr1agt .ucs.
2I"H. HHu-eu g-t. ~l1cT
9i-I cary ag. tucker.
Zl25.. B0Eay a O. plrau3at
2l-J.. aaron, &c, at GO's-
lauU.
2'3n. Nayrp. at. CrOslcy.
2iHI-.llIELrrali 3gL Mar en-.
.la2 0.'ii,li2-'. hl oAtLl.
. .,oNaIa % l. N'.1h.
~ DcuST J..
- Poo. Moute'l act Stchlc.
-Ipa--4 .rIt,s a-I NAY "' 81
otaL
300 .tiaUkci agt Lich;en.
slt.U.
2iOS. Nuiyrv, reC'r, agt. Win
Gs6J- First Sat. nankol Chol.
syllGt. I.Ivar.s
2tgl. Er,cl AZ. SoutlWortb.
OLA. s,p. -4t. sry.N
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t..,H l'".t ~ !. '..L '.. =
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So . -. ,.s'' '''''''' ' it 30 IN 80
1886. Rdlosg az. Bryan.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
Gcrsee. Garrlases, Garntse. 81.

AUCTION HOUSE on ARCH. JOHNSTON
- tIato Johnston g Van Tls-s..3
UkFItF. >. IIBI&Ii ST.,
Evening Pos: ui.ius) - .,-n
4HE HORSE ASD CARRIAGE BaANCH o. oUh
HOUSE Is 20. -, g. a#d p IiilEtEGN lL-9L"
near IH.ysrs " pace. . .-...
The business will De conducted precisely Tho ssne N
and Aoao Ayu prime pies Which have Always Ci9'aii. $50
l us o.. house, t,e respect aud toi"eHSo VI
HE business community we'll ~ The public az
REGULAR SAILS EVERY TUESDAY ANb t-sAD-A''
Al 10 O'CLOCK
Eut.cs for sale iaay 20 maGs tl.rUuNA The m2i
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
NIlsceilancons


LADY of respcctabihty and mdouDteI
reference would lAe ~ make al a'an cement 10 go
ctsrse Of gcn,,nau's house Tor t'a Summer OF W'b"
desired Address a. H., Box Z, lu0hue omt' -----
ROR SALE-An oblong TENT, nearly new
sLo 30 by 70 vi! seat itan 900 70 1000 psi&5os & IEs
Investment uT any one wishing 10 make .nHl V"''"s -
CeuteuniaL Address CoMLEs, InDdGe trec -------
NOTICE-Two Mooriug Buoys have D'Sii
~ place. on north and cont, line about o Tee, sS ~
about 2Od eej OF The end OF uew llr No l. bAsl.-
GUNNER HOME FOR POOR CHlLDREN..
- The Chlcns Aid society propose O oltn a. i.
side poor children provided V'e isH st s,Ensr
tl charity vfl sIb,Crba the means DGllhk fs,h,r and
over thousand GID children tnloS 80" Iii Many
fresh Home, many spending NeA rasaFs
lives were saved, The lOt mai" gave to sup
10 lie unfortunate From 900 10 <t'V' te ~ ..siis
I'M n tbrough the SnnIrr subScrrt Ous !ii S,,sty
cheeks may Office 0 Tie th'Irh Nstrs-
No 10 East FUurth-t, ~ 10 J. T. NiHsAS iheN
lohtan aoual Bank. No iOS Ernat ., IA so.ely.
G. !. BRACE, secretary Ch1arel . & AS4 ,,,,S
TENHE ATTENTION of MlNlNG CoM al.t'ssee IA
4 snIICITFD Having \ large pracital eAl,ssi minIuE
Western mines. wuulJ MI any position eohbeN''N W.
" MINING ENGINEER 4, v, t>
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

CrrrALs -sUUIANu. J.-Clas. Williams forgery.
CvEtIuuCd
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-18
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