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authorized and directed to alter tine h.
cation or direction Of their steam Pipe
passing under Bedinger street, so filnt
the same will not pass through the catclA-
basin recently placed therein near Ey-
gleston avenue, said work to be done
under direction Of the Acting SupsE1n-
tendent OF Streets.
An APPLICATION was received and elea
from owen o. Ransom asking onapsgF-
ment as Civil Eng .neer.
Auditor s. w. Hoffman submitted tks
following report:
GENTLEMEN--The following arc TN
balances remaining in the City Treasury
TO the credit Of the different funds sub
ject to the order OF your honorable bodyS
Sanitary Fund. .........................n e1 -
fark Funo. ................-....... dSs19<
Sewerage Fund ................... D.dS ~
Street cleaning Fund. ................ 1s.a2 .
Water works Fund nd................... lawn y
General Fund. d.......................... 6,2M -
There 10 due the Sewerage Fund from
the General Fund for the compietion dk
Collard-street sewer S6, 900, which win hD
placed to their credit as soon 90 khA
June taxes are collected. OF the 31e,-
962 IT TO the credit Of the Water-w0rl0
Fund, $1S,e63 70 has been ordered ssy
aside by resolution Of the Oil Board a
Water.worEs ior ifr tnS completion 81 lay
ling water pipes on Third street.
or the S1S,05t 90 to the credit Of ID
Bridge Fund, %, $50 to pay tor bridge
across Center street, Camp Washinxtpa.
and $1,TT1 to pay for bridge across Ea43
Fork OF Bold Face Greek, has already
been set aside, leaving balance IN TN
lfund, subject TO your appropriatiens ak
f$12935.
The balance to the credit OF the 0esa-
Ieral Fund subject to your orders 10 ssps-
iciaIIy Appropriated and set aside to a..
fray the salary and Office expenses a
the Offices OF Board OF Improvemsuxs
and City Civil Engineer.
Respectfully, 8. w, HOFFMAN,.
i City Auditos.
| Adjourned TO meet at 10 A. N. -.
morrow.
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Organization of the hoard of Ed
ucatiOn.


ucatiOM.
The Board met for organisation at 8
O'Clock this afternoon. Hon. Alex. Long
was chosen temporary chairman. Forty
five members were In attendance.
Tne next business In order being the
election of a President, VIM. ]. O'Nsil
and Mr.. Francis Ferry were nominated.
On the first ballot Mr.. O'Neil was
elected, the vote standing: O'Neil 86,
Ferry 8.
II. w. seibern and Oliver Brown were
then nominated for Vice President. Ga
the first ballot Mr.. Brown received n
votes and Mr.. SeiberR IT.
On motion, the rules were suspended,
and MIR. B. y. III. DeBeck was elected
Clerk by a unanimous vote.
For Assistant Clerk, Richard J. Man.
ming, George u. Brown, Daniel Lavery,
and r. J. Leonard were put in nomina-
ton.
The first ballot stood: Manning, %;
Brown, 1B; Lavery, 8; Leonard, /.
On the second ballot Mr.. Manning re-
ceived the majority Of votes and was de-
clared elected.
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The Pittsburg Labor Convention.

The Pittsburg Labor Convention.
~ American Press Association to the STAR.
PITTsBURG, PA, April II. "A large
and important Labor Convention meets
here to-day. Delegates have arrived
from New York, Chicago, Philadelphia,
Buffalo, Detroit, st. Louis, Indianapolis
and New Haven. The object OF the
Convention can not be precisely ascer-
tanned, as the delegates express desire
not to communicate anything in relation
to their purposes. The Convention will
confne itself to redressing the griev-
ances peculiar to the Trades Unions.
Its real work will probably be, fret, to
organize the working classes under dis
tinotive labor principles, and ultimately
to form new political party. The Con-
vention will be in session three-or tour
days.
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MortuarY Receral.

Michael Dolan. IA years, ireland.
Fred. Husehe, 81 years, Germany.
John Sehaffer, years, city.
Chas. Dougherty, 1s months, city.
Michael Kerny, 4 years, city. !.
Edward Jeayes, ~ years, city.
Margaret McAvoy, 81 years, Ireland.
Susan Wright, % years, New Jersey.
Otto. g. Keibusch, b7 years, Germany.
Jane Hanserr, 80 years, Scotland.
Geo. c. Robinson, IL days, city.
Z. Hughes, 50 years, Ireland. i; hr.
August G. Oeckel, years, city. .
Bertha Adams. year, city. ''s'
NJ. Deiz, "a years, Germany. ~
NJ. +. Stiens, lS years, city.
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late A. 7. Stewart were Saturday trans.
ferred by Mrs. Stewart TO Judge hilton
for the sum OF $1,000,000. The firm will
hereafter be known as Hilton & Libbey.
The assignment by Mrs. Cornelia N.
Stewart was executed on Friday, and
the new articles OF agreement Of the re-
organized firm were also completed the
same day. Both Hilton and Libbey de-
clare that there will be no change in the
manner Of conducting the business.
Moody and SankeY.
NEW YORK, April H.-Yesterday, the
last Sunday Of the revivalIsts' services
in New York, brought together the
largest audiences that have yet assem-
bled. At the evening services, where
the Emperor of Brazil was present, Mr..
Moody announced his intention Of taking
up o collection ON Tuesday next. He
wanted $250,000 for the Young Mems
Christian Association, and felt sure Of
raising 1t.
1t Was About Rent.
John Farrell, q contractor, was sho'
and killed yesterday by John Taefe,
tenant. There was o difficulty abou
rent.
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Police Local.


Kelly Smith, coIored, is locked up On
suspicion at Ninth-street Station.
Jacob Kammerer goes out ON a san-
tenoe OF "3c-s25" for abusing his famlit.
/ AL. Diserens, Esq, was Prosecutor, in
place OF Chas. E. Callahan, who is On .
visit to Batavia, D.
Edward Hennessy paid IS and coszs
for the luxury OF punoning Officer ChunH-
ley on election day. I
Philip Kaizer, of 81 Green street, ,madS
a home run for the Work-house-ss1-
fenced to ''3o-$5V' for beating his wiz
Mary.
John Flynn takes tumble on ssa-
tenoe Of '.3Q $50' for jerking pair of
shoes from the store-door or John Hater,
Seventh aud Cutter. ,
Barney Bryan, Joseph Snyder ana
Frank Bowling are bad boys. They Nag
II and costs each for disorderly oon-
duct, and 50 each for resisting officer. !
John Jennings. Of the Cincinnati On.
nibus Company, got In the way OF Ai
Third-street car Saturday and refused
to get out. The refusal cost him $40 ana
o0sts. 4
Peter Knittel, of 81 Findlsy street, has
lost $100 note on the Church oil u. !
Francis, about $14 in currency, and ~
lot of jewelry, at the hands Of soMs
thieves.
William Waddle is an unfortunaxa
boy. He's but sixteen years old Ae
has no friend but his sister, Mrs. MAXI
we'll, whose husband will not allow her,
to do anything for him. He beggsal
piteously TO be let of, but he wac a8zS
TO the Refuge.
A Apale-faced nine-year old boy, namsd;
John Snyder, will be heard next wssAky
OH the charge OF cutting with intent n
wound John Gainmel, of 585 Race stree2.
whom he cut In the nip, from the eRsGf,
OF which he will not be able TO be Udsl
for week. snyder's bond 10 5000. y
Jas. Anderson, alias Red Morris,1,
has been scooped again BY OfaoerS
Mead and Murray, and 10 charged Witk
the larceny Of two gold watches axadl
u diamond ring from the residenGp pf
His case will be heard Thursday. toed'
$4,000.
H. B. Slemmer aud George Nsysrs
were making disturbance In ErsSk.
Becksmith's saloon on Sycamore stresk1 y
with Rx-Captain' Wessai, late Of azs4.
Bremen-street Stati0n-houss yesterday
afternoon. The crowd pitched t1fo
| the Captain, and would have used hizA
up but for his vigorous resistance. m
whistled for help, when the two @en
were arrested, and their cases o0nlin-
ued.
A shooting affair occurred yestsrcay
morning In Bucktown, in which Ceszsk
Swan lcolored was shot In the brez5k
besides being cut In the head and
arm, by Geo. Davis. The trouble com
menced by Swan kicking In the door o{
Davis house, where his wife was stDys
ping. Getting inside he made for OHszs
with brick, and Davis took . zmsp
from the second story window.
Charles Marshall 10 accused 1t
cutting Davis In the head with hnks1ues,
and both men were arrested and shef
cases continued until the 2Qt4--&ail @
each oase $1,000. IN =,
------------s- a-@-- - s-zs1-ia - s~<1
II reckon yeou ain's frofH s>..a
p.s-:. s-.~ ..~ native e :: 3reeklya 90
who had just emptied his glass IN O.
twelfth o. thirteenth time at 1 foslS;7
Iar. "Whazzer mean BY that(ss 49,
bro0klyn, with kksaR of true inwssi1sss
meas ~ his watery eyes sWelL yssrf,D
gOt suok an almighty thirst thaf fir1,~s
|tnoQ8ot yaou m1at have neot nuo~t -
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In searching the woods. found the body
by means Of his dog. A man named oe
HeughIey, lately employed by Mr.. Hard
ings, and who suddenly left the country,
is believed to be the murderer.
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EDITION. .

For the next t,oefty- four hours prob
ably clear and fair, and cool soeather.
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LOCAL NEWS.
City Infirmary.

Clty AmNhrm8Fye
At the meeting Of the Board OF City
Infrmsry Directors this morning, Mr..
Richard Courtney was elected Clerk OF
the Board, in place Of A. 81. Address.
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NTANTED-Citizenso Of Cincinnati and sur.
w rounding gtowns-Having hadtwenty five
years experience in the use Of cement or water
lime, am now prepared 10 build cisterns in
every shape or plan. have had two patents
issued to me on water-tiltsrs. and will make
the altering OF cisterns speciality; also, ce-
.menting Of fountains with mortar that will not
be affected b. cold weather; will remove damp
ness from walls. Stone set in cement. Special
Jobs in brick work done, and satisfaction guar
anteed All work done at fair prices. Orders
left at Bell's paint-shop, No. l7S Central ave-
nue, will receive prompt attention.
apII-9ts BENJAMIN BEST.
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FOR RENT

Ts0R RkST--HOUSE-Brick Of II rooms
G at Oakley, on M. & c. Railroad; plenty Of
fruit ana shrubbery. INQUIRE a. 206 Walnut
street.. aplT-2t
T1OR RENT--BUsINEHs HuUSE--i08 West
I Pearl street, one OF the largest and best In
The oity; steam elevator, safe, &c. L. AN !
uBRSON, 1853 East Third street. sp1T-st
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WTANTED-LADIEs TO KNoW-1 have
I w reduced my prices of custom made shoes.
Side.iaee pebblo, 70; Misses, frst-clsss 81 70;
kid. frst-class, 81 rs; at the Opposition Shoe
Store, gD4 West Fifth street, near Central ave.
nue. We make all our own work, and can
warrant them. IT.
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS

Dom Pedro Secs Bullock Press.
By American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW YORK, April H.-About O'Clock
this morning Dom Pedro. with two OF
his suite and few other gentlemen, vis-
tied the Herald Office ana was shown
through every department, expressing
much surprise at tine novelty Of his situ-
alton. The processes OF stereotyping
and printing were the most interesting
to the Royal visitor. The Board of Al
dermen has sent him cordial welcome,
and invited him to visit the public insti-
tutions and other objects OF Interest.
The Royal Suite and Programme.
The Emperors suite consists OF Wis
comte De Bonn Retro, aged So; Vice Ad-
miral Joaquin Delamare, aged 60; DR..
Jose Ribeiro De 5ouza Fontes, aged SO;
Professor Karl Henning, OF Darmstadt,
aged 80, and DR.. Arthur Teixeira De
Macedo, OF Italy, aged So. The Emperor
desires to visit all the States. He will
stay In San Francisco five days, and will
be In Philadelphia at the opening OF the
Centennial Exposition.
The Empress will remain either In
New York or Philadelphia, with DR..
Fontes and Vice Admiral Delamare, and
her maid Of honor, Dona Josefna Da
Forseca Costa, who has been her insep-
arabic friend since 1846. On the 18th or
July the party leave for England.
Thence they 60 TO Paris, and then to
Germany. The Empress remains at the
waters while the Emperor visits Hol-
land, Sweden and Prussia. They then
visit Italy, Egypt Asia Minor and Pal
estine.
The Easter services at the churches
yesterday were largely attended, tn .
weather being very pleasant and spring
like. AT most OF the churches the floral
display was beautiful and excited much
admiration. The music and services
generally were OF character appropri-
ate to the occasion.
Electric Lights.
The General Trans-Atlantio Steam.
ship COMPANY 10 about TO introduce the
us& OF electric lights on its steamers
with 2 view cf preventing coilisions At
sea.
The a, =. stewsrt rirm Chanred.
The entire ppsinsvs interests u the
|... 1<.r =
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VNTANTED-CARPE AND BUILD
w ERS-And al VIII m it may concern; o
know that we have a fine assortment Of Build.
ing Hardware and Tools of all description,
which we are selling lower than can be bought
elsewhere. HEATHER & WELLMAN, north
east corner Sixth and Main. apl5-tf
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II reckon yeou aln't frofS g.
y;.-:. S..~ Pc . native e :: 3reeklya ssns
who had just emptied his glass IN xha
twelfth Or thirteenth time at 4 tos(53
Dnr. "Whazxer mean BY thasfss 49,
brooklyn, with = kkeaM or true inwaFl1s
mesa ~ his watery eyes. ~WeiL yssufsn
got su0k An nlnighty thirst thai 1 klnlrs
Thought yeou muat hare noot 1rc~f -
ysour tlIne Y tie deslras 4
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VNTANTED-CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES
w II am selling a large stock at very low
prices. Ladies' custom made side-iace kid
and pebble goat boots 50, and all goods in pro-
portion. T. B. DOHAN, 3A1 Central avenue,
near Richmond street. apA-H
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

CLOTHES WRINGERS
For Sale aud Repaired. F. TETTENBORN,
2l9 w. Fifth street. jae-tf-W. .S&M
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FOUND.

LNOUND- -CIGA RS-Ths pest nickel cigar In
E the West, at 5S8 Main street. ap1l-8t+
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, VHTANTED-PARTNE with $3.50, to
w buy half interest in q New York Agency
paying 5000 per annum. Address NEW
YORK, POst-ofice Box So apl7.4t
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4 XETANTED-- --ENGINE--About ska on iron
w bed. with governor, two or more iues, IL
fest by 81 or SO inches. perfect order and cheap.
Address WEARE BROS, City P0st-ofioe.
aDiT Sc
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SUFFER when you
wv can get your corns, bunlons. warts and
ingrowing nails cured by DIR. H. M HERSCH-
FIELD. Office, Eggerts barber shop, under the
Ashland House, Lexington, KY. de14-1y
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VEyANTED- -To LoAN-$5O9O on improved
wv real estate in city; dwelling house
property preferred Address Box l,3OO. Post
Office. apl7-at
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FOR sALE-.REAL EsTATU.

T,OR sALE--Go WHERE THE TAXES
I WILL NOT EAT YOU UP-A splendid
farm OF 6S acres, IS miles from the city. on a
railroad. Address H.. this office. ja28-tf
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VTTANTED - HORSE - For one who will
wv take as part pay new sewing machine.
III W. Fourth street. apl4-3t
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wANTnD---M1scnLnANnoUs

WY TO KNOw-That all
wv orders for sewing for Good Shepherd
Convent attended to at 227 West Fourth street.
ap17-3t
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FOR SALE.

7,,oR sALE-HIsToRY OF DONALDSON,s
BALLOON ASCLNSIONS-At ALFRED
MARREN'S, 2l9 Central avenne. apl2-20t+
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FINANCIAL.
A LEX. FROTHINGHAM x CO., BANKERS. II WALL
N st-Reiiable puts and calls send for expanat atory
circular
A REASONABLE RArEs.-MONEY ON LIFE AND
~ Endowment Insurance Policies. Mortgages and other
seeurties all Kinds effected
pAuies. j. j. HABRls,u co. - 4 roadway.
A NY AMOUNT TRUST uNDs TO LOAN cs MORT
"A gage city or Brooklyn Apply to LEVITT VOL
COrT. 10 Pine ~
DowkRY SAVINGS BANK, l2s AND 1870 BowERY
ID NYw YORK, June IL. 1876.
Semi Annual Dividend at the OF six per per
ai sums Of IS and upward and not exceeding
III and of five all sums in excess
OF 81 OOD not exceeding 5000 which shall have been
deposited three months the LIST day Of july next
will be allowed the depositors and will " payable on or
after MONDAY July IL 1876 In accnrdaroe with the pro-
visions OF the bylaws By order OF the Trustees
SAMUEL r. BROWN. President.
q. H. COccESuALL
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. July 3, 1876
Cotton nomna: middling. HE low middling, 1O,,c
rood ordinary. a<c Net receipts. f3 bales; gross.
Exports cosstwise. lUJ. Sales. loo. Stock. S.14G.
NEW OELfASs, July q. 1876.
Cotton qust and easy: middling, llsse low miadlng
1Onc good ordinary. 9'xc. Net receipts. 44l bales
gross. ,59 Exports Great Britain. 2,O<7 Sales
ktock. 73. 800
MoEiLr July y. 1870.
Cotton unchanged; middIing. lie. Net receipts. pi
bales; gross. 81. Exports eoastwise. ~ sales. i5o
stock. s,s7s
SAVANNAH. July 3, 1876.
Cotton quiet: middiing. lie low middlng. lOsc good
ordinary e7Sc. Net receipts. Isl bales ls Ex.
ports coastwisc, 23I Sales, ~. stock J.Ji5.
Cn,nlrsrox, July 3. 1876.
Cotton lower; middlinr; ii1sc low middIing ioc good
ordinary vc Net receipts IL bales Exports cosstwie
10 sales. 80. stock. 5.566.
OswEco. July B. 1876.
Flour unchsnged sales of 1.So bba Wheat deIl 30.
milwaukee, club 81 2o extrn white Michigan 81 so: No
white x,snssn; u 3s Corn steady; sales ss57e Corn
chan. cd Lake receiP'sIwhcst. 900 bushels; uuber
ioUOuO fcet Canal shipmsnts--fsas, l5,4OO bushels
lumber. 527.ooO feet ~
buffalo. Julyr3 1876.
In heat 46o 2Sa bushels 90 DO: oats
kel1 do barley 1854 do; 2uy do; malt 4OnJ2
Total $40 675 bushels Receipts by ,ske-tlour $50 bbis
rye, coo 90. Ky rsii.flour 7Ao tbls wheat 2s.o1
bushels corn 3i,Uo DO oats $500 do: barley, 4.5uO
Do re, s.9oo do shpmcnss BY esnsl 70 ttdc wstss-
~ rAl-risus 7,soo bbs vhsass 4oooU bsshslss
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MARRIAGES AND DEArlsS.
MARRIED.

HALL-BRowER.-On Monday, July 3. 1876. at tho
residence of her brothertn-law, Mr. Peter Shute by
the Rev. Hyatt Smith. Mr.. JOSIAH +. HALL of Wang-
ford Conn, 10 Mrs. LorTIE BRowER, OF Brooklyn.
Connecticut papers please copy.
uPHAM--MuRRAY- In Brooklyn June %. at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, by the Rev. c. II. Stitt
d. d. of Bayoune, ~ j.. VERNON b. UPHAx to LILY r..
MURRAY, daughter Of Captain L. ". Murray. No
cards.
Kingston N. " and Charleston Is c. papers please
cory.
WgrsELL-IEwrs-A New York. July 3, by Rev.
Mr. Brooks WILBUR A. WETsELL. Of Newark, n. j.,
to ANNA C. LEWIS, OF Stratford, Conn.
Bridgeport papers please copy
YorNG-BAKER. On Wednesday afternoon, Juno 81
1876 by the Rev. George II. Hepworth. Mr. THOMAS II.
YoUxG 10 MISS IDA n. BAKER, all Of New York. No.
cards.
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A FIENDIsh ACT.
DELIBERATE ATTEMPT AT WIFE MURDER ON
EIGHTH AVENUE.

most brutal and deliberate attempt at wife murder
made by John Mccarthy n cook residing at No
AGA Eighth avenue Thirty eighth street, Sunday
night For the past year Mccarthy, who Is but twenty
hvc years OF age has oeen ou OF work and drinking
heavily He, with his vile Kate and one child, occu
pied miserable suit Of rooms In The OF The
ment house. About iour weeks ago his wife had him
arrested on charge OF dsorderiy conduct but on his
being arraigncd before Justice Duffy, at the Washing
ton Place Police Court, begged him OF. At that time
he threatened to take her lie At twelve O'Clock on
sunday night he came home maddened by drink, and,
alter abusing hs WIFE, ordered her to 60 and get
some beer. She refused, saying that he had
had enough On his he Jumped from his
chair with tho intention OF beating her. She en-
dcavored to escape into her own but he caught
her by the halr, dragged back INTO the sitlirg
room, and locking the door drew n from his
pocket and cut her twice across neck and
der tho right eye The wounds inliced are oi so
serious character tina, Mrs McCarthy's recovery
deemed extremely Improbable. The cuts of the razor
narrowly missed tho carotid artery and jugalar vein.
An alarm ralscd and Oicer Michacl Phean OF the
Twentieth precinct on entering the house broke IN tho
room door and arrested Mccarthy who had the
his hand The walls, ceiling aud floor OF the room
covered with gouts OF blood. Mrs. Mccarthy
removed TO Bellevue Hospital Mccarthy ON being
gned before justice smith, the Washington Place
Police Court Yesterday morning. committed with
out bail 10 await the resslt OF his wiies injuries
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THE NEW COURT HOUSE.

Willis Blackstone, President Of the now Court House
Commission, yesterday sent a communication to the
Board of Estimate and Apportionment. stating that
they had concluded to complete the Chambers street
porch as originally designed, aud also to complete the
interior of the main hall the ridge of the roof and
place upon tho latter skyght sufficient properly
light the interior of the building. Mr. Leopold Edltz
consulting architect states that the cost of the
work VIII be about S490. 5sl So Mr. Blackstone cst-
mated tnat by the completion Of the porch addition
sufficient room would be secured to $50 600 per
year in rentals proposals ior which Will be called for
about the 10th OF this month The matter was land
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REAL ESTATE.

The dealers In real estate generally observed yeser
day as holiday, few offices beng open in tho vicinity
OF Pine street and Broadway. Al the Exchange there
were two sales advertised be held by +. Lawrence
Co.. but both were adjourned owing 10 the deArth or
bidders.
D. spear Emsine NJ Powell................... Nom.
,usl D: sew.rds to MG,ri. simons trustee, 500
Afr's Whitney ssS %. To & xom
1854 st.: a,oa. sy, 5oniTo iix irrssu- ,o
Henry 'S' st.. $ % asaitc; Rosa T. cisrt to Ann
sssh asnss sss sa5 n W Of iiih sv Icassaoo: Jc-
sssph ". Cloves aud wife to Dsnni. g wisox Nom
lutte to Charlotte iSa %ans5s $500
As S ssesasr # TO OF John sis Ii Il sarah
Av b., 7oG f. efoth ST. 23x9s Sarah A. Saw .oo
ssd $50 q; of % iexss o. Johanna Janin- 400
74th ST. s.. $40 H., ". II I'd av.. lsox7e; Isaac
spTn @susi'0n ST. apo so ~ Vs Of vaiici ST. ai1ii
Philip Wagner others TO Denis Me asher.. 1850
ns aud husband Isaac I.a "s
sas So Is ~ Is ss q sv osioa
I'd sna s.s Of 2 Gs.fs o noo
aow an and wife e e. and NJ ssa IS xs Levi. Nom
ys Syss. sna ana wi,s 10 Henry !. ! Isii@an ~ $500
No.;er aud wife 10 Rant aud vile -. l2.7so
rf@ s 2s r. f. Shaw % .a ST. ws tx oSa Sn
Lease .,.''''''''''' ''''o
SIS 55lh st., 3,5 f. w. of i,th sv. 25x5sIo 70
years: Patrick c. Meade Mary Comfy II. $50
Of f2dav 100
; Of 5th av n OF ssth ST.. ins.amen,s $3.50
SIS Of s5,h 81 e. Of ith nv nstaimen,s...,,,. 300
Of Sd av instan,snts ','', ......,.... 1900
81. e. Of 1t av: years ............ 900
ST. OF "a av. ......... 2.4oo
'"'" n.y. s. Of Sub IT,. year. .............. 5000
Of "a av, Of Sist st; Years ..',...... 1000
Trocilcr Henry and wifi, to &. Baukenburg, Of
I5sth W. of r.ton (23d ward ,l22
Harriet Annie s. and husband, TO Farmers Loan
av: 3 years ..., 1000
i,th st: e. OF Sd sv year ...........'.. 49,. 6ooo
Mulln Susan, 10 Geo Lrstadt, n s. of 15fth ST., W..
Washington c2:id ward years 200
ST.. 3 Years. NORTHUMBERLAND. 1000
s. of 9TH st. years ..................... $500
wich st. No IA; : years OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
The New York herald., 1876-07-04
A MYSTERY EXPLAINED.

Tho body found at the West Jersey ferry steps on
SUNDAY identified as Clark Bcardsey. oil Ohio who
has been missing from the residence of Mrs Hopkins
his sister Penn street, Philadelphia, Friday
His clothing was found Al the loot OF Cooper street.
and u Is supposed he became dsransed and committed
sucide Coroner Roberts held an inqusst and YER
dict ol suicide Was rendered