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New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
Union COLLEGE.

TIIH rEIZE SPEAKING OF THE SOPHOMORE AND
JUNIOR CLASSES MEETING OF THE ALUMNI.
lrRoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF ThE fHIRUNkt
UNION COLLEGE, June 27.-The anniversary
exercises the tr,e literary societies of Union COLLEGE
were held In the college chapel successive evenings
last week Thosp Of the Senate and House OF presena
uves of the college occupied a fourth evening The
literary societies nearly century old from one o'
them Union College sprang and owes Us existence Yes
telG y exc cises were he'll IN the gymnasium Inc
agility DISPLAYED by the students highly prnisca
Many difeu,t feals performed yet no dangerous
ones the ran being 10 get C most of fhe
while allowing nothing that would hazard lille or liph
The principal event Of tle day was pilhe speanmg y,
mcnbtrs So, homOie aud JunOr classes Ihe ora
tioDs consist OF original pfpduction', ana thr sPn
ar selected after "a npeiyc la, III wllch fe-ard j.
taken both to style and delivery TIE exercises were as
sornouoREs-"rbe s,i1r Of 7e" Eliphaet Mott Anabe.
Loos Leland City; r"cry,' VILLA D. Make, schyn % ;, g
ialy CITY: The I'M - Power o. q Mnic Iii IfoIaI 3
scSioas" The Urgent Demand" clarsrse ElIs su. Akin
Passion The aser ui tie Inieitet John lrrwsI ~ nnDpr
I@ns.ys Js AoDsyg9'n,s ,a m ia %, a John " C. Tenae
All any; "1he specialist Joan H. "ash0arhe AHh'h'L
Tnr applications for admission havt not as yet ben
numerous, as the days examination are nov after
Tn" attendance at the Alumni meeting today was I'M
usually large from all quarters. Prominent r. tie
L9l9wlRS W HIM r n Mnar@ a%E ta n Rev "" d. I9s Fad
W-nIworth Of Wisconsin, Douglass CanIhi Wa. -
King OF CicagO the Rev Dr. Liis hs ana 'li hS"n ~
Potter. The Hon. Thos Alien Oi ot IoLs IN me Key
Dr. RanhiuS elrce trust e. TIC hu@N VI, aI
DnIn,d to the gnd beiutlfnl Memorial ii'i' I'D
whusos acioIs rO,uDda the tables were spread =" "el
came huuLIcds OF the SONS ui Un II, representing nearly
oli AZ classes from 1sll down 10 pres ~ day.
DIV HON. nan int 0duc, tnc s, ci.i srijec Of e daH
nahirly "Tue c,lrb'aiuu IN cOhLec To- VITA .he d w
idct O lne NcinI-'i. " " - - -, -, . y n
by GrenNil Trcmain OF Albany, rrEiIs Lc NAIef ~
Dr JacKsO, when we're adoited 1"e Ci.ss udy eKcI-
,laA.t ne nN,lil
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
W.. f,..,,., IL. Ii.,I,, MI

Mr. RUsK (Rcp., Wis.,, from the Committee
on Inyahd Pensions, reported b to regulate the is'i-
my f aIi iiral limbs Disabled soldiers and sailors IL
pyyiies hat any who hn lost linb ~ The - r
wee of the United States snail receive every Nv" years
an artihr. .ul limb SsrL =,
n, bin M itrd sale Of spiruOns lqu rs In the
Indian frrTitpTy "a~ y - rd
mir. PAYNE Dsm. Ohi,), Chairman nt the select Com
uut, ON he charges ~ I,t the q rk Oi tHo House,
.ubuittrl tnc una rrpOr, Oi tt committee, ch-
uurrtfug George ~ Aduns tie lrk oi the HhlS',
from All The charges made against him III rrgard 10 re-
criig pcrInlIN CuSId fall1h Tor appointments iH'
report wa, ado Ot,frd.
On mo ION of Mr.. ATKINS Den., Tenn the senate
aucuun, II to tho Army App. lf"ton bII were Ic-
flIr,ai to tne COMMITTEE on APPROXIMATIONS.
The House tIcn, AT $3.50 p. IN, a'1oIihcd
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Gorers. Carriages, Garness, Ne.

Eorefs. garrla9es, Garne6e, Nt.
CARRIAGES OF ALL KlNDS.-Top Bug
u .,-. pony Pha-t ns Klcsnwa,s. hght GNt"hsiop "p
H. .ptou-. ali nith',
..t =, D. pfi,, ard v.uaic. Is-k St my w'Th ID fhA
,.et ,l,a ,en, en.HaI ~ ID .inu, SO. 1851. =. a,
' CIA-. GhJ bt, 3 Canal-st. " Y.
IIORsEAl.N. don't stick corks or cobs on
1 ,uii ca e. o So. VII u )oi can gr kllTEtS ELA2
"a. GuE "a Ra.., GUAKD or - 9 Dts iva or 1idTsei'
Agent, wanirL Boz = Al. "IfiEh Gahwal, VI
'.,UREE TOP WAGONS, by Brewster Il 90.
of Br,onr -, um 80 ~; To ahu open iuny rIaa %
tu. -J p: Jrsjt goa. - a to- hnj op a. rom
iI, ct r .'tc.Isay, ait ext s ~ t"P fa-l,lS
r.r, ,,w lnu nauI. p. prr.t wagons, hdFhess
,,rtt, \ a.. Ltp rs. Nniy~ 30, h ARG. 'aIity.
WILLIAM H. 0AAG,2 ana W 'os 1T st
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

TIL. r-;tod S.,tcs Crrn' Court, Criminal Drahcn'
Adjourned Yesterday until July IL. 49,, -
r,-, w;l;,msou ,vos Yesterday convi"tef on
second ,nicnrnt for cnm'e't- " the series W ,ceJ on
railroad bord forFerrs IL y WIa ns aco frr si,ni
~. ose"se Jndge q lieis'eeve DIN motion luu III ~
80 m,unent and remanded the prisoD,f ior ren'o"oo .
g., p,od;ct in he IIrited S'ates Clrrnl'
corp cr,mtnal Prpnch Yesterday mrc'ed h 70 ss
len, Moore. loni'nr a-~' "" ,ner e.rouss
,h a., a.. Kncs lounty ntfnH"rv Mex y w.,
ii,ega,ly orauinr letters fr I'M Pnstn v ars an the
rassire counterfeit money Joa''N W.
Kucs County Penitrniiary.
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pdNNENGEHN JRRIPEp.

FROM LIVERrOOls-br sfeainshtP Hoih Iuno mt
nud Mrs tun lud lpu ;'ter-, e. saw T. w Rolcr-
an sbn Ios uylrr Mr. an Mr., q. 4 Winants, Mr. Hon
man. ich'r Linton spu ] u. Dnual H. " lov a
:. hrmDerg W :. Chase Rey g. y nncn ri. rev OD IL
rel Mr. m Mrs Join .loJu Mrs Mary ~ 'in; MIS-, A.
A Nhrri tIil AMI C,irel, j. l.. ifd
lrv Mr, Parry daughirt ~. Hinton, Mrs Audrrsou
IN dTen frs. h. Ro 10 p Nc Mu-sllrl NJ Mis- IN
Mi,s & aui'l. Ms lin strom a"d G, Ldi"n l;ey
l. pIristu VI bran hh Dr. Il. D.. collier
Johnson Mrs Poll,u. and dau hi'r, Mr. J"lRnso r
II AIUrroht laughter MI HOundel Ar Clancy. Miss
Mara la igey
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL RECEPTIONS.
GRADUATION EXERCISES ~ TIE FEMALE DEPART


MENTS.
The annual reception of the Female Depart
nsut OF Grammar school No. AZ occurred yesterday
morning. Tne exercises conducted by DR.. Wisc-
man. the School Inspector of the district On the plat
form were Messrs. Woud. jones' and Thomas Of the
Board OF iucatlon and Mrs. Kimp, the hist prin
cipal OF that school. the exercises opened with rec
tition Whitter's Centennial hymn, after winch an
anthem was sung by the school. The salutitOry was
.,iy,n by Miss X lcheI Hart After solo Oy Miss Vie
u,ria KantrowIts, entitled e Faith and Hope" Miss
Louie drumming rcItcd Inu epenGence Bell The other
exercises nclndcd composition by Miss Maggie Cam
mius scene from Ici ron pale FraDcais," in winch
snd vassa took part; u by Miss Mary shortmeier,
a recitation the " Rising of 1916" by Miss Esther
LYMAN, and the vacdlctofy 10y Miss Fanny K,ntro-
witz Pres lent william Wood of the Board Of Ednca
ton addressed tho scholars and presented the graduates
with diplomas This following L. list o the graduates
Sarah Aaron, wlbelmiua Gillespie = Ina iagodzinski
MARY Dessng, Jenny GitaNy, yrune Moore,
Augusta birlefelt Hui Ia Goofnan. Leua Namni.
Maggie Cuinuins Rachel d arr karhel itosenstein.
I1l1s PsoLeT Falnie KantIowita ROsa RIch,
Pauline Fisher, MARY kensing, BefthA oITversif'h
TIE Commencement exercises OF Grammar School
No. a took place yesterday Afternoon. The room Was
filed friends aud relatives ~ tie teachers aud
scholars. The exercises conducted by Hugh King
Ppcpa. Miss Abbott the exercises consisted Of reci-
tations compositions and spoecbes Derspersod with
solos and ohoruscs Among these were recitation by
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
A STRANGER dcsirous of locating

A stranger dcSirous of locating in San
,,t,ni, vnrrd in p'rrnaH, residence from one
f our M ri leading 81 lcns. lint thou. m the price Too
iiyh rni h'gl' We led the owner, ton hicl win
tlrre m n. ~ regular interval tho rOad 10 chnreb.
a p.scl-nrrnnd with fence to get over close az
Iuud and tnrre h1snt been "a pohrenal = en- IN thr
moi bhnrInod 'nr n e last five years. Why, stranger II
ossn, look To me like ynu trying to become one Of
H., ism ANTON % Herald.
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ctranuoal5 ano liIllIoaoe.

tLBAN \. - PEOPLE' LINE STEAM
n BOA iirr ~. DAlLl ~ udays tAoepteoh
q. ur AlIdLj 81 all IO.ls huIti aid Nrst.
Great Fare. IActTo trk'ts 20 Albany sara
togI. Montreal ana 1T IA. .ras % l. .r'pehn tia1
4 LBANY and TROY by day boats c. VlB
n BARO a.d Oh&ll.L DHIW.-LGye Vestry At pisr
d;lu aLd 2ts $50 a. ~ Iau'ii at NyacH nt tar-
T. ytnA' $ ,r yt"tt Ncs POINT. N""O IN uShNrepse
,l!nsUtgh, aud HUDSON Close CunDuCtiUn ~ Ab3Y
VII. u.s t.II o5 4. M. ior the Vet Yora C.n
ard Cum.' eng Jog a spec ira u tu "a Ut"ga d
lake. To West Point ana Newbnrh AMI irturn same
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
PALTIM0RE AND ONO RAILROAD.


SJy ai % wasniuFion and the Vest ,uEn,n garlOi
cars uOm Nrw-i oik 10 bai'lh"Ie and Wash n toI
Iuil.an s,e.eis aud Gay cars irm baltimore TO puts
n,aG,s clos Injections ,or toluub.s indianapolis aac
o. M ,-n,'d Aprs- with through pullman cars.
clsior he tst as he lio, ' S,ins irT. las IAN
na-cs oon.',Io ~h o'olac pa, at Ih' hrid At 4lo
25b D. m Washington South, Savannah tlonia
Bat mors an' WASH g:1n. PulImnn II rpers ani dag
from ialt more To chicago. Cincinnati. ST Louis,
sos p -iy. o. wA,@prton, the south and West Pun
nan Hl'tpcis 20 'al'i'norc ana Washington inh iroh
bLti.is 10 Cin,i ar y, nonS %s e. "a" & ing 'Ssr % con
West CONNECTS a Wasbington VITA tor Ric.,
"G i & ~ RerS ossb .sces r.' a@os ana s% s
Orleans. 80
ror iIe 70 tickets phase cal al comP,nys oines 81;
AK I F5 rGs T1S S& T TS & i @
GlTIZl NJ LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
- sAnAr19A iAHE cbAM ktls; mi LA6k II, . Gs"EGG; E,
and Nest Tow are ana a rodDciun Joints The rle
raut se.mbo-s o. tbs Lse leave DAILY t,sn sys cs
eonnserils morning n. V central Hr ,,i,i
Trsash i ah 5ls Sts 1 so 6as @s SII! f
JOSEPH CORNELL
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-J sRs
sG Frei sia on IA NcwY rk loot Of l. bit 81 co@nSrs
al m.r'iile S"h scaLh Branch r. r. Hampton june non @
ara ssiasla@ia Dyi,,o WIN LsIi1s ySsy Ial.s'
cs"Tai t%aIS rs"S.ytaais PEI aadi NqS iol So
msng ns 5STE b AHFA ave SSE@Y% ssn Yais q. oo
oiU mn AL TEAN lasun. Bel,iirTe bethlehem,
Bath Allentown MFuCb Chuuk, Iauaqua Iauanend. "ukos
la pUtt-S lie, ~CrautIl &c
"a a m.-fur = inrr llle and Fl,m Dgton.
a MOANING LArLEHn, ua.h l,A,ot sunhaysl,
Easton Aloi toAp Harrisburg ana tue West connects al
RsOn Ion Maucn Chunk, Iamagua TO"ahm, WIsoeDaiie
Potts,ile, scranton Daby lrt W li1ms.Oil &c.
lU.lJ H. For Somsrvi l. aud Pennington 80
L. D. m.-EAPRi iOr Flvmiugt0n Easton, Allentown,
Mauuh Chunk, 1amaqua Mahany tly, Hazeton, Whkes-
barre, hradng Colombia Lancaster. Ephraa fo''S'h@
2i5 y m.-EArnEss Tor Easton, Bcvidere Bath Mauca
Chu \, WilkrsOafI,, and scranton ~, -,
400 m FOR ason, Allentown, and Msueh chunk Co"
an IL
40 p m.-tor Soheivil,o aud Pennington
o l5 H. ~ 10 IS" Irs X - -
63 .-E> ESlNG ExPREs1 daily, 70, Eason Alen,owh
L.rg.
s 30 D. m.-for Easlon. ,n
For EiIsbvih AT 6iJU, $40. elb 7, 1so 7is, $50
siL 92J I.l5, lilJ a ~, 2 NJ; i2:iy, i 2 2io
$50 $40 4, i'l5 40 4tI 8. DO $50 6+S. D, tlo'
go. T. B $50 Gi 1854. Il0, ~ p IN.
Local Trans 10 Duneirn, $50. go !. p. IN
X h. RiChEk, supt and Eng
IA. p. BALDWIN, General Pass niger Agent
NEW ROU fE TO BOSTON.-BOSTON AND
~ YORK Ala LIN h. % miles shortsr Ndh dhg Oer
ue scsnsry ihS finest and osf u ran
In he,o ESr.ss trains leave orahd ,rn'A
Depot for Mddeown wulnnantc, Punsn and hosion ~
Q m and y.
For Mddlstown at p m.
Ask /or tickets pia Ar Lns.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
VASSAR COLLEGE,

BACCALAURBATB OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
CLAss-DAY-MEEIINGO or ALUMNI.
tyRo. A SPECIAL cokEEsPOSDEsT TRIBUNE |
PoUGHKEEpsIE, June 27.--The baccalaureate
ecrinoD At vassar College was preached by President
Raymond Sunday last, the subject being Conserve
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5n Dram.

4 FACT.-HOErON' ICE CREAM Is MADE
rEoM PURE oRANGE COUNTY CREAM.
ana n appreciated or purity. nchness. and certainty of be-
iug Il hy,tel iu g0Ot 'rlcE
ChUHDliLs FAIIIs, STRAW BERRY FESTIVALS, &c.
supplhdat
2-c. PER QUARf.
Depo,4 3Oj Fourihayc 2Gi BroliNay aud rs Chathams
5EUSSELLn ICE CREAM. II Bible House.
Rs- iu Excursions, festivals, rr'l efs 20 centS
H quart. -ptr'Il attention % utl-n -t.,Yn .Ii.f%
SIMMER BKhNtii. 80 W is-F iIlli-NT.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28

sun ia3I res. 10, Moon ses.. ii ;j7
uiGH wAIiR ms bN--AN
sandy Hook l2i4 i'ioys Island IL Hell "a. Ferry. 3Ut
HDH MAikK ttn bAi-f.
l:Ub 2fS Hell %. Ferry. Sol
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
HORSE AMI CARRIAGE MARKET

Nrw.YoIK. Tuesday, June q, 1876.
Below we give the prices realized to-day at
Ac. Jonason's sale, Tan tsentD-st. between Cn.Vef-
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28

and Naugatuck Rallroaia Fare 81 Steamer BRI nav
CArSKILL CREEK Daily Line.-Stean,er
~ NEW CHAMPION, Monisys Wednesdays, ad Pn.
and aturosys 2, p H. from l1sr a. FOO, 4 q Canal ca
ERIE RAILWAY
1915:
o. a" .sa and brs and psSns s.
II n III naa .Or aaS ana On Viz sleeping
7P CDaly, Pacific E1pres. for the West slerysns
nsn Cleveland snd chl,aso shodt cOanSs also. o Dia
Trains Ieass ss Chamber ssS 64s Eel % DsP1
p IN. ami IL midnight Saturday nights only su"day. 9i5
KuiScriurd PARK and Passaic p4s TAO 10 H. u noon,
nss. sS buadsy. sas 4ss g. 'S $ 80 70 % al aid y Z ND
esS - Ell GIs ,G.' ID 1,2o g g g. saesa on
IL mi n.ght Sundays So s;5, ioa ~ ii5 oSo. .. m,
y %ldaisst Sundays $50. l,. ili $50. U. aud
cornwsl. r.: ga n. $50 3 20 m sundaya SasoA
Newbuigl. 7.a. b. lu'iS a. m- $780, 43o p. m sundsya
Kingston, o a m $50 p IN. slndaya $50 a. m
Goshen, 7;i5, Q, ig4j $50, 5iS. 4:oO. Sun.
d-si Es,SswD sSo 743. io.s H. ss,. 49, p m sun
sa ~ s .t 10 x and n sna a%d r X =, y a.a .s'
Por. JsTyis, 40 o. I0;45 a. H. 43a p sundAys $50,
ayiag charpeer. on even or half hom.
nr ist tiriy minutes ssrier fEoats leave rw trt
Srrs Ssi 81 sI At 10 'H p m aud p sod@g6.
, sissvr sss Sr Coces can Se oD,asd ssa osa i ss
ssscsns aud an ao @ ssaSs sn & swa asa ~; No. on
s iroosbn and % e. the ~, S sss sssa 7as
a. narisiS M. riio and aa11i 4S5pm iS'% ' " 90 ''''
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY
Trains Lave ior Ensewe closter pirn'o"t ami Mack
90, 2 p m aud SATURDAY usLts On' at lisJp sun
ya Sanasi 8 sn"s r%a Val va y a and mon.ey ..sna
JNU. n. AIB1Tr, GeAl Pl,sr Agent. Nes.Yor.
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
JI.,r and De'aSsr~ snirSs s Sns ms r. hso
S on ,onghk keep.l asopas stesa oa,: Thomas 1sm
S"ns ane caIay ssssy i%ss sa fras Pier =
n. h- at4 IA.
TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
nleiatr FONTS Per % r. A. ,,s, saniiys
s1esg% va. spses a l Trans 5 At + @ p
net 1kets ~. and haggagg chseked a. "a o. %" @
Haven ana r'urn III DO
kEDU, T,ON OF FARE TO Boston
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
THE WORLD hENoN NED SrEAMh 3
BKIsruL AND PROVIDENCE
From pier rs North River, foot of hurrsyss,
pA,Iy tsuNDAYs June n % pit. 10 inc'nsvs) rt5n
ckes and stasrooms secured at acipal hotels Hcke
Dun, 0n eeI Iaso. % Axun, w BORDEN LoN ELL Agents.
I EHIGiI VALLEY RAILROAD.
lIA.kAA GEMeNT Of PASSE.NGE aTkAlNS. Apri 10
Io7 epts loot Of CorADai and wGsOr ss'', , az
Ha.hton beaver Meadow. MahaIoy CITY, Shea dOaa M
aiinel slsnokn wlk sbarre Pit ston. say r. Z air Sc
connecting trans for lilacs Auburn, hochss or Bal
ialp NIalHra Pals, aEd the West. - 49,, 81,
Uairun Mahapu ty. heIBD'oah, " llkesDa re- NJ i0a
&C. nlaaing clcoe connections tor heainz fo''s'e
UiIrsbarg ~, .u,. ., A.,
Chunk stoppug al all ateIs ,,-. =,
ga n M Nisht Expr.ss daily. for EastOn, Bethlehem AL
huuE nhAcsUdrre P1itsto. % II, Elmra
IL aca AuuurI, Rochester Buhs Niagara fals ana 'ds
W,si Pullmsn's slice clacues a,tacnesl
~ ROE IA. SAY RE. Supt. and Engr
II ChuICh COR lindsta
CuA>. IA. CUMMINGS. Agent
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Gieamboais a1o Eaiiroaos.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonje
- and Naugatnck Railroads Fare 81. Steamer DlS
POT CatharDeslIp li:SoA gepor all
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains Leave Tor Iew0s, Closter Pi rn'ont Nysck
7 Is 30 all pt Nvac 9;iJ 70, 8 q $40 oS0
q 30 ~ D. aud SATURDAY Ushts oDf al l3J M Sun
ap,et y ring Vail " and Monsey T. e:35 m, 446
JNU. n. AIEtIr 1Cal Fiss Agent, New-lTk.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28

PHILADELPHIA, via LONG BKAnSmr slll or a. a.ss
y, any o, sr route commencing imne H. 1919 ss5 q.
Yo.k from Pier S..,n a,vs'' Ia ts M Tor PhdsphiA
Long Branch Tome kver WarrIaw" r% r ruessrton tto
n m for Long branch. lons ivtr ana a.io 10, of
IN, acconmsatI' for Long Bianch' NJ AZ EpEN v. ~
Long branch RETURNING ~ y N W.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
!" '''''' o. l.. D. BRUyN. Superintendent
NEW.YORK And Long BRANCH r. R.

~ CENTRAL r. T. OF NEW j. RSE1 go.
ALL EAIL line BETWEEN NEWNoRK LON0
DitANth, OCEAN GEnN l.. - "A oiEl, AND SQt ~.
Tnio ra3 z June TO- Is q; Ira IL leave NeNNok nom
ot oI berry ST. North Rivrr. At 73O y Has NJ, li5.
345 iSO. 6p. m. 81,
All u Long ranoh The 1880, g. ll;45 A. m, liio,
3I5 4;30 /. M trains run through To sea Oii! sh sgtan
ST p,s IRON eypuit eonWct U Matawan stauon
with Al trains. IL y. BALDWI IN, zen. las~ AgvuL
l.. T.. RlCKEt Supt. and Engineer.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28

thr, NEW CITY. HANkIsrRAw. and STONY PoINE
Leave YORK Via Erio Terri tNi Clanbrrssl, flJ
s:45 a. M. I, s. AS Al5 aud $50 \. Sundays. si5 X
,eatcr train saturday nights oay a ~
Il stony Point EXCURSION tickets II Ire
tckei offices All tniis leave Eue Depot Jersey Cy.
General Once, 81 Bpadway. ...
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
CIINDAY TRIPS to LONG BRANCH, coI

- M .biug June 4-The NewJeSey southern Kailoih
saiir or sai Wave Will North RIVER Ooi Il
KrCtursI at y 50 a. Returning, thr irlp Leaves Loig
branch at > D. M W. =. SNEDEN, Gen. Man.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28

CArSKILL GEEK Daily Line.-Steaner
~ NEW CHAMPION, Moa,sy, We'insdass ad Pn
ami sxfurdsys at D. m from rer az. u Canal 81 GA
Meeting AZ lalsil with Western o.zyes Fare ~ eyls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-27
LETTER FROM RICHMOND.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gaz >tte.J
RICHMOND, March 24.-Capt. WIN. II.
Fowle. to-day, teudercd his resignation as
member of the House of Delegates, from
Alexandria, 10 the foluwiog nole:
House OF DELEGATES
RICHMOND, VA, March % 1876.
Hon.. Marshall Hunger, Speaker Of the House
Of Delegates.
SIR As the state of my private affairs ren-
ders it necessary that should give them my
eutire attention h;reby resign my position a.
delegate from Alexandria. With sentiments
of the highest regard for you aud the body over
which you preside, | am, very respectfully,
yours, WILLIAM II. to"Lh,
Capt. Fuwe will move from the Alexandria
district soon aud 20 to Stauaton to engage III
hnsinesS. He takes with him the best Wishes
| of tie members of both Houses for his SUCCESS.
| |, had been his intention OF reslgnlug long since,
| but he held 90 as long as an ln7estlgato0 was
| talked of, and when that vas all over ne re-
| signed. | am assured by many members OF
| that BODY, that had there been any lnVcstlgs-
ton he would oever have been expelled,
! as his case was an entirely different one
| from that of Judge Stevens, and 1T was
| not proved that he Was in the habit of gamb-
Fling, and indeed had not played uutl be got on
spree. Fully more than half OF the members
of the House have done far more gamblng
tban Cap. Fowle The Senate also adopted a
resolution removing Judge Stevens from office,
and fixing upon III 9Th as the time Tor the
election of his successor. A writ tor new
election in Alexandria will be issued by the
Speaker tomorrow. Judge Stevens Intends to
rue for the Senate FROM Nelson county against
Senator Smith, and his trien Is state that be
expects to beat him.
| The NcDl committee is still 10 session. From
all reports the chaIg.s agains Judge Nicol arc
without foundation, ard he will be FULLY eX
| ouerated.
The committee of conference in regard TO the
disagreement between the Senate aud House
10 regard to the James River and Kanawna
Canal, to-day. reported 10 favor OF a railroad
to Clifton Forge, ln substance the Senate
am ndmeut,) aud be H use adopted the re.
port by a vote OF 81 I" oO.
The LeLten services here have been largely
attended, and it is thought that the number OF
combinations will xcecd those of any previou.
years.
The Richmond Amat .ur Opera Company,
Mr.. Schoocraft President, have decided tc
give the opera OF Ernanni, after Lent.
! equator COcnIau IIlcuuS ucIo o.a'S tna' ne
will be next Governor of Virginia. Daniel
and Goode will be also urged. 1t is beyond all
doubt t. be teiwcen these three. This is co.,
ced:d by all politicians
After fashion," the l. gisature has dis
posed of all the important BUSINESS before them.
| / heard one of the leading aud abest members
of the House say to another to day, Il would
20 home better satisfied il we had lett the State
| finances 10 better condition" There is too
much truth 10 tina declaration.
SenatorC. H. Smith, OF Nelson. il summon.
ed 20 appear before the police court Tomorrow
to show cause why he should not be 6ned $50
| for fast driving.
STRONGBOW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-27
The Tax Bill.

The tax bill has passed both houses of the
General Assembly. The tax Oh real and per.
sooal property remains fifty ceuts on the hun
dred dollars value.
The provision allowing county courts to cx-
empt persons from capitatloD tax on account OF
bodily iufrmity was struck OUT The party
must now show bis inability to pay by reason
OF bodily iu6rmlty.
The bill puts seighs on the same footing as
buggies and other wheeled vehicles, aud
places scwing machines in the category with
clocks, &c.
1t places cord word, hoop poles, and slaves
90 the same footing with ielled llmbcrs and
bark, but exempts cord wood, bark, and TIM
Der if fellcd or cut by the laud owner.
1t is RI CURED that the taxpayer shall eXhib
it aud make oath to a list of all bonds, Dotes,
and other evidences OF debt due and payable
to such person in excess Of 500; the amount
of sucn hoods, notes, aId other evldeoces of
debt under 500 each to be given 10 uDder
oath in he aggregate; which list shall be sign
ed by the commissioner and retained by the
tax payer.
The clerks are required to furoish the COM
mssouers with lists oi all evidences oil debts
under the control Of the courts receivers, or Of
the commissioners, as evidenced by DEGREES OF
their courts.
The provision that when property Of lGcor-
porated Joint STOOD Companies is listed and AK
ed as property it shall not be taxed also as q
part of the capital is omitted.
Ooe section requires parties who have, with
view to evadiug the law, failed to give 10 any
bonds, notes, claims, or utber evidences OF debt,
when they seek to collect them by actioo at
law or suit iu equity to pay the tax, with an
addition Of fifty per cen,um thereon.
Toll bridges turnpikes, aud ferries are to b:
assessed according to the actual root received
where leased, otherwise just estimate Of value
Is required.