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THE CONDITION or rnE NAVY.
Admiral Porter Snys u IL Due TO Extrava-
gapce. Incompetence, aud Ignornncc.

Admiral Porter Snys u IL Due TO Extravs-
gapce. Incompetence. and Ignorance.
WASHINGTON, May D.-Thc Chairman OF
the Naval Committee to-day sent letter to Sec
retary Robeson In reply to the one received this
morning Informing him that tho committee
would hear him to-day, tomorrow, or Wednes-
day. Admiral Porter was before the committee
for two hours, and read a carefully prepared
statement, which was submitted as sworn evi-
dence. In IL he said that the condition of the
a IVY was due to extravaRance, incompetence,
and Ignorance OF naval architecture. Inc reck-
less expenditure Of money upon designs by
naval constructors unnt for their Office had put
the navy In an awful plight. Money enough d
been appropriated TO have give. trs country .
fair navy, nut gross msmanagement hat de-
prived the country Of suitable vessels for this
important branch of the public service. Ad-
mirM Porter's statement was confirm atory Of
the opinions already formed by members OF tho
committee. IL Is the intention OF tha Republi-
can WUinbers To Insist tnHt Admiral Potter shall
be examined at length and specify wnat ue
knows about the general incompetency OF tue
Secretary Of the Navy.
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PErkR COOrAR,S rRIDE.
Living 10 be Himself the Executor Of his Great
Requests 10 New YORK.

The happest Of men, the venerable Peter
Cooper, IN his usual place last evening at the
seventeenth annual reception Of the woman Art DE.
partment Of the Cooper Union Hundreds of hands
took the octogenarian hand wished that he might
live TO be ninety. There has been an average attend.
Of than 200 in the art school during
the and the art attainment has surpassed that Of
previous years. The free school been opened
daily from Q \. NJ, to p. NJ rle receipts OF pupils
FOR pen drawing and wood engraving have been more
than thousand dolars. Mrs, sHnbOrn has won the
rst prizc, 3o for cast drawings Miss Huntington the
second prize t2Ji Mrs McCArty the thlrd prize go
For mental scroll work, Miss SeDle taxes the irs
prize Miss selieck the second, Mss Fowler the third
IVA Miller taxes the nrzt prlze for pen drawing, and
Alice Ihwaltes gets elytr medal About twenty
other pupils to awarded medals OF silver aud
raj
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GREAT PRINTING OFFICE.
What thev will do in the Cooper Unions New
kivnI IN IIcighi.

In the big, red. seyen-story building that has
sprung up at Astor ana LAFAYETTE place. Lanse Little
Co. have opened OF the largest printing estab
hshmcnts in the world. In large vault eighteen >cet
beneath the street aud AZ some distance from the
datons OF the bulliing, TO ensure sfeN are stored
thousands OF crcfup te, anu on the alls a.
appcsr the names OF the pubi.uing houses 20 Win
thrN bel ng dis ingulshing branch Of tuc bushes
j. u prining OF uckcts coupons checks ana blanks
for the Ere Halfway. department /, devoted espcc
al TO this purpose an stacks of cNUts Var
Gus points We of New YORK Ne tables. These tickets
are guarded sS carefully a. money N bank one large
moor gwen ~ 10 ob printing o cVrrj variety. and
another TO bo0Ktindiug IAe enirs upper story the
composing rOo M employing 100 cumpos itors A
wide yeA of he city is obtained from room Five
steam engine, furnish power for the machinery The
edlnce Is 100 ieei N Iensth by W IN deptn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-30
THE UNITED rREsBrrERIANs
A >eriO.s Division Of Sentiment on the Ques-
tion OF Church Music.

tion OF Church Music.
PHILADELPHIA, May % A General As
sembly of the United Pfesbyterans of the
United States and Canada Is now in session here
This sect prohibits instrumental music In rs
churches. To-day an effort to make n change In
that regard was made, aud a serious division of
eminent was exhibited. A memorial from the
Presbytery OF Canada. asking that the article
forbidding instrumental music bo expunged
from the directory FOR worship, had been re-
ferred to a committee. Two reports were made
\ majority OF The committee advised the refer
ence OF the question TO the presDyteres for a
vote. minority said we believe that the
law Of our Church touching the matter Of IN
struments In the worship OF GOd harmontzes
with the teaching Of the New Iestament." and
recommended "A denial Of the memorialists pc
ttiOn, This subject was warmly agitlted "A few
Years ago b, this Scotch branch Of Presbyterian
ism, aud now, IA then, seems TO threaten "a
scnism. The debate sled all day,
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Drowning Hcr.eIi nua her Two Chiidrcn.

CHICAGO, May 29.-On Saturday night last tho
body Of womal was found floating In the lake near
Lincoln ParE. At nrst II supposed to he casc Il
accidental drowning. but subsequently the b0die, %
Two cnidrcn, aged respccuvelv two years anu hve
months Wcru discovered near tnc same ~ Co. aud the
three were Identified as beng Frederikh 1ec,an and
her two chddrr At the u quest UYdi ad.
duccd nding to SNOW that tie woman wns subject
ht OF Cefarg ana that she took he children
the lake. nnu after throwing IN Ia" Older, jumped IN
r,elf holding the baby tghtly her arms She was
tM lllIA sly ON. AIn a l.NrILn m hN bLrln.
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whether II was not apparent that there would
he q failure TO convict IN view OF the pruOf that
there had been no criminal Intent that a civil
suit In tresspass would settle the question OF
title to this important property The oyster plan
tations In Haritan Bay being estimated TO em-
ploy some fsuO,UO OF capitall. and that In the
meantime the injunction would protect it.
The states counsel thereupon entered nollo
prosequi. A verdict OF acquittal, 1t was feared,
would be the signal for a general movement
uUon the possessions OF the oyster kings OF
Raritan Bay.
The Keyport stage and the Ke,port clam
wagons we're decorated with many Centennial
Gags, and some appejack was consumed On the
return trip on Friday tight.
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sOME WishINGT0N T0PICs.
The Prospect of an En- riy Adjournment Prob
ably By the 12th OF June.

wAsHINGTON, May 2a.-It was stated some
days that the Chairmen OF the Committees Ways
and Means, Appropriations, and Public Buildings anu
Grounds had agreed to IA the l2h OF June the iay
for adjournment To-day IN the House the question
askcd Mr.. Morrison, Chairman Of the Nays aud
Means Committee, whether he intended to press the
Iarn bill 10 this session, Without explicitly
saying iat he would nos he -ali that n the auurOpr
ton Oils dd not take ali the time ne nighl ssk the
House 10 dispose of the M assure but with the dcadOc
on the Appropriation llils the House vii have ample
time 20 dispose OF the Tarin Internal Revenues Cur
rcncy bills, AS the Senate viii not adjourn uut every
Appropriation blll passed 4 II takes an summer All
OF tbs appropriation bills VIII have pai aed the House
wlthlnAhe time hAed for adJuutnnent. June II.
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scHEACK's LONDON PiRrNERs.
The Que-tion OF instituiing Criminal suits
ngnIn.I the Lmmn NIine SMindlcrs.

agnin-t the Lmma Mine Swindlcrs.
LONDON, May 29.-ln the House of Com
mons this aitern 'on, Mr. Phi,ip Callam, Literal
member for Dundalk, In accordance with his
notice given last week, asked the Government
whether in view OF the grave disclosures made
before the Foreign Affairs Comnittee OF the
House Of Representatives at Washington con-
cerning the connection OF certain British sub
iects with the Emma Mining COMPANY, the Gov
cTnment intendcd to ask the law officers of the
Crown for an opinion regarding the proDrety
OF instituting criminal proceedings against the
persons implicated therein.
AlT. Disraoli, ~ reply, said the proceedings of
the Committee on Foreign Affairs OF the Amer
ic ~ House Of Representatives. ia the case, wcro
not yet before him In such an authoritative men
ner as to justify him in taking the grave steps
desired by Mr.. Callan.
MIR. Calnn then gave notice that he would at
an early date move for the appointment Of "A
select committee to Investigate the Emma mine,
the LisOOn tranways, and other kindred UNDER
ttlkingA
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Openlns of the Governor,. Gardcn In Qncbec.

QUEBEC, Canada, May 29-The City Council
OF Quebec having passed resolution not to open the
lower Governors garden for the Of the public. az
late hour on Saturday night large number Of Cit
zens gathered on Durh IN Terrace aud proceeded to
the garden by battcring down the gates and throw
ug them Into the streets. POhc, were ON duty
we're quietly put aside, and the WORK proceeded Win
the greatest system ami order. After their WORK waa
accomplished the crowd dispersed after giving three
cheers for the Queen, three for citizens rights and
grOans the Council.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-30

WAsHISGros, May 20.-rhe testimony Of
Charles Wilson OF Chicago IN regard to the Sweet pen
sion agency was substantially that j. Russell Jones
agreed to use his influence 10 have GEN Sweet Gp-
pointed pension agent Il he would give George Camp
bell the position Of clef CLERK aud that the contract
was carried out as stipulated. The committee will
await Bakey's statement, II II II not too long deaye
helOTe ngreeIng upon lhNIr repnTt.
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PROYlDkNCg May 90 General Assembly
metts In Newport tomorrow to organize tne State GOV
crnnenl Tor the ensuing year Gov. Lppii reached
AcNport this evening and was received with salute
aud escorted TO his quarters by the Newport Art
lery IN tur senate ms CNrnns n. So r. Tn
ot North Kng town was no minated for tlrrS In the
House caucus Nelson W, A dfici u Providence was
uOunnIted for hpc ker, Mr rceiuAr, the Od speaker
dcchnnA. The Clerks Ot last year wtre nominated Tor
rot ccuOn. The session VIII probably continue tour
dal aud VIII adjourn for two weeks whom MA election
ior United states senator Will b. IN order
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-30
THE BELKNAP IMPEACHMENr
Tho senate Deciding by 3, 10 10 that it has
Jurisdictiou.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-The Senate this
evening. by a vote Of 81 nays to ~ yeas, rejected
n resoutioa of Mr.. Paddock that william W.
Belknap, having ceased TO be a civil oficer Of
the United States by reason OF his resignation
before proceedings Ia Impeachment were COM
menced against him by the House OF Represen-
tatves, the senate cannot take jurisdiction In
this case.
IL was then decided by the same vote that the
said Belknap IL amenable to trial 10y impeach-
ment for acts done ns Secretary Of War, not
withstanding bis resignation, aud IL was or.
dered that the respondent and the managers on
the part uf the House OF Representatives appe r
on Thursday next, at O'Clock, to hear the judg-
ment Of the Senate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-30

Testimony WAS taken by the Congressional
Investigating Committee yesterday IN relation to
United states Shipping Commls .ioncr Duncan's man.
agemen OF hs office GuslaNns ". Brett, President of
the ship owners Association, ana part owner VI IS
vessels, testified that Commissioner Duncan employs
thirty CLERKS and pays them out OF the fees Of the
Office, which amount 10 tdouOn that Mr. puucan's four
sons are on Ills clerical pay roll ana receive about $500
year each that Duncan Is President of the SranAn's
Association, which rents the Offices to Commissioner
Duncan at 10000 year, ana thut the commissioners
action is arbitrary aud dlfpleasng 10 the ship
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delivered new lecture on oratoiy IN the Academy OF
Music this evening under the management of Aspecu
latNe teacher oi tloculioh luhOr mat thrrt Woud
he demonstrate against the speaker may have
helped 10 crowd the had, a force OF police pres.
cut, but OF course there was 10 trouble.
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The Woods Full ofIIIici, snIis.

ST. LOUIS May 29.-Information from Internal
Revenue supervisor Meyers. who Is hunting up nlict
su |, IN BOlinser county. Is to the eject
that there are crooked stills on neary every
creek III the county and several sccrcted
f. out Of the way places IN wOodr. lie expects 10
arrest some iOrty persons, VINO have been
nected witn cit dstilling break up all the s g.
ut. uwing to the peculiar circunst In the IL
viii take some time 10 do H. lie has n force about
forty stsung Wiih HIM ana NO further rest,uce 20 hs
operations has been offered
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-30
Opposition TO the Hawaiian Treaty BiII.

WAsHINGroN, Nav ga delegation OF Louis
lanans, headed by Leut.-Gov. Antoine, arrived hcrr
today 10 cooperate with the delegations from South
Carolina ana Georgia against the passage by the Senate
OF the House bill carving into effect the Hawaiian
Treaty The parties Interested in the passage of the
measure are more sOcltOus about ts sucress than
Presidential aspirants Tor nomination At Cincinnati
The opinion Ia expressed that II Ia doubtful whether
the senate will pass the bill tins session The southern
rice and sugar Interests array against Il for
mldably than before.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-30
Two Men Shot up the nud.on.

At Fishkill Landing Yesterday morning James
Phillips ana Charles Livingston the latter colorcd.
we're IN RaHell's market examining picture ON the
wall n, n. Barton, who kocpa gun shop IN the rear
~ the marAet wac showing gun to acustumcr. lie
paced cap ON tue nipple hnd pllcd The Trigger not
hr aiming that the apOn was loaded. II was, how
ever 'hargel with sn, shot ana rlugs, aud went n
Inr chAr.e pAssed through door connecting the mar
krt with the gun shop wOunding PM lp- Ia the eit
an some Of the snOt anu slugs penetrating LY-
ingstOn's lungs, fatally woundlpg him.
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Commodore Nandsrbilts physician stays al
most constantly by his side. The Commodore Is nble
smoke aud ent, hut he sltS up very lit and not
been out Of his siCk chainOrr slncC Saturday.
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Early yesterday morning Mrs. Dockreigh Of
Fordham went into the nelds to md her COW In the
aim light she stumbled upon The body Of dead man.
with small cord drawn lightly around the neck and
deeply Embedded IN the neHh. Ihr grass near by
troddon Ms though there had heen struggle aud the
pockets were cut In thrtytwO places. The man WAS
about 30 years Of age.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-30

LrrfLETON. n. H., May 21.-Extensivc lrcs are
raging IN Carroll township IN the 4hborhood Of tho
TWIN Mountain House several hundred cords OF oOd
ave e. huinc1 Forest hrcs OF consiaorahle magni.
udr prev AL along the line OF the Portland ann Oglcns
burg ana Northern Railroads al the damage Ii
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Several residents OF Paterson were arrested on
Saturday ON charge OF conspirng TO ruin sigmond
Drngers business by circulating stories that IN the
purchase OF old non from the Erie Railway COMPANY
he hid used insr weights. Yesterday. application
OF the COMPANY Dringers properly was placed In the
haLds OF receiver ana Dtinger was arrested for
tempt OF cout for dispoHing 81 property obtained from
the company IN the face Of an injunction, II In salu
that the COMPANY has lost $4,000 truush Dringcr aud
that Ere Railway officials have operated wlth him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-30
A Fourteenth Ward Ny.,ery.

An unknown woman WAS found unconscious,
FRIDAY in the hallway nj 1855 Elizabeth street. she
died IN Bellevue hospital yesterday. little weeping
boy recognized het Us his mother. Bridget DOugheriy
$50 Flrst avenue lie sad hat hrs sisters, Sarah ami
Aunc, chAmnermads in hotels, had nOt nripcd tnclr
mother and that she had drank 10 exec A. her skull
frac tured was supposed that she had had fau
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-30

"Stcve" Ia lor ana George Rookie have not,
their recent encounter without gloves. been
the beet OF terms. and meeting East Houston street
yesterday, they had rNchsngc OF blows. Then they
mad" III ltch T. ngh for $1,000 side ~ the same rug
IN vhicn JOE Go>s and H. Allen viii meet.
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louisville, Pd., May 20.-By an explosion Of
ARE damp IN slope Of the Lehigh and WikosDarre
Coal Company, near Tamaqua this afternoon eight
ana COY we're severely burned about their heads and
faces. Medical ail was promptly furnished aud II II
thought all OF the injured " III recover.
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A Chiid that Needed shelter.

Two nicely dressed young women. one with
enid two weeks Old In her ssked fo- -hc from
lhc lower al % West sxiy mia street yesterday
When IN" storm hhd rtY cleared, they obtatneu
III 81 leave the Cnld Tor few moments Whle tnty
iud gta tRrr - to take thrn home. lheJ b Va
slncr be- heard from. The child sent to tho
pnIict "a Dnce
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-30

The body Of an unknown man, red NOUS
tachcd and thin haired, dsngurei aud .d icolorci
was found At the foot OF West Fifsryenth street
terdiy Below the eyes were blood Clfclts seemingly
made by rough hand, and ON the eit temple Nas n
auI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-30

INDIANAPoLIs May ga fight ed to
day between union and non-union brcklayers at the
insane asylum uuilding three miles OF this city.
samuel Iuke slot ana Killed an unknoNn man. Luxe
surrendered himself to the police cl-imng that he
tit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-30

PHILADELPnIA, May ~. The Forrest mansion
Ia cl sed concert garden Tor lack OF SUM lent pat
tonRge. Theodore Thomas says that as the OF his
orchestra cOuld not be assured he refused to play
longer The prOprloOIs deny thls. ana say they will
sua Ihonas tor brraking his contract.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-30
THE LtTAsT ON u0RLD VIEWS.
The Fall Of Stocks in London The Failure
of Firm of Brokers.

LoNpoN, May 29.-Ihe stock Exchange opened
strong at sharp recovery for al sorts of stocks, hut
quickly rclapsed to point In some considerably
below SATURDAYS closing prices.
business u dull III consequence of the makinR up OF
accounts preparatory settlement a2i Of the
absence O1 the jewish members who observing to-
day holiday, This heavy fall IN stocks since
the last account causes the settlement awaited
with some apprehension. Already to- lay one firm -
brokers' that OF Cummins Chimney, have failed. with
liabilities OF about 42U 900.
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rumor that Charles l.. Lawrence, tho CON
yictei smuggler late Secretary OF Tweed's Americus
Club intended to confess created nuttrr among the
Custom House officials yesterday Lawrence. II is un-
ders.Oou IL to DC sentenced to two years imprlsOn
Il !
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-30
The Penn-ylvania Roads Over,nrc..

FHILADkLFHIA, May V.-UcneraI FhssVngef
Agent Boyd and VcrPresldent Cassatt Of the Prnnsil
yania Railroad are IN New YORK their mission being,
SO II Is IA here to secure resumption Of fan paeSrn
ger rates on the trunk lines. In the meantime The
Pennsylvania CumpaHV adopted the reduced schod
ule ia common with It's rYsis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-30

LONDON. May 29 Replies to inquiries made
In the LOBBY OF the House OF Commons show that the
British Government doubtless intends 10 surrender
wlnslow TO the United states, ana its only dlficuly
n to nnd the means OF doing 81 gracefully. Mcmb
Of Parliament Of all parties agree to the justne,s Of
the surrcnurt.
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Drowned " lille Bnthing.


ITHACA, May % Frank H. Young. Of Bridge
hsmton, OF the class OF ~, Cornell ln.yerhitT Was
drowned while btthlng near this village ia slK'Ee
crUek thls evening,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-30

SALoNICA, MAY 29.-Four new sentences wore
pronounced yeHtcrdny OF when Is capital punish.
incnt aud three to forced labor"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-30
The Frs, Case of Sun-,rokc.


Omcer Mckenzie was sunstruck while ON duty
al lHoih street ana Ihird avenue Yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-30

'"No = .'Nrc'o .'on yopr rrroiu-' Gror'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-30

Capt Stren ~ to be triad this week for not
preventing the sale uf liquor IN Gimurr's card H..
where one hundred and sky were employed, ou sun
day last
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-30

Cardinal McCloskey returned TO the city yea
teruay to resume his dutics.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-30
ye-,eraay'. shooting u, creedmoor.

The Second Brigade Flfst Division, under
Cob Hitchcock, Ninth k,slneni, 3i2 men, 'hol st
Creedm yesterday, Major r Oryis Inspected The
shoOti x. Inc cores Of the fadr stan werr Capt
nan i0' Major Powell 80 Major o Oys, rs Capt
Beruut, 80 Cen. Niiuar 2s col Van MycG 2S +,
ders won marASnen's badges the ranges Delng SJJ
and 400 yards, possible 81 points
One thousand dollars In cash prizes TO Boys
Base Ban Clubs See No lil of MunrO's GrlS and BOvS
Of America. Out tOday.-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-30

John Hants, aged sixteen, was instantly Killed
" lightning nclr Verona, n. D., Yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-30
JOTTINGS AROUT TOWN.

Cooler northerly to eHsterly winds, parti
clouOy weather and lOcai rams.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-07-05
G0nnnnial EelIcifleS

During the month of May the
Clerk of Courts of this county only
issued l4licenscs to marry, while this
month he has issued 90, as follows:
Friedrich Nirdcn and Hnldah Belle
Link.
John Rubcl and Clara Pelham.
William A. Roberts and Amanda
Stubcr.
Paul Amelang and Mary Harsch
James Ceiling and Grace Haslin.
James j. Mabry and Ella Mace.
Charles White and Anna johnson
James w. Gain and Marinda Duffy
w. Il. Silvers and Sarah l.. Whit
more.
Ira w. Lane and Mary A. Mace.
William David Eaton and Saral
Louisa Hampton.
William Edwin Middleton and
Elizabeth King.
Albert Pendcrgraft and Alice L
Anderson.
Hiatt McJohnson and Sarah Eta
Stringcr.
John Il. Parker and Ella Cloyd.
Thomas &. Carman and Clara T.
Sackctt.
Anbra Graves and Elizabeth Rice
James Henry West and Cora Ciss.
ne.
Charles Critics and Flora M. Cor
nell.
Addison Rupe and Almira NJ
McNair.
Total number from January lst
1876, to June 30th, 1876, inclusive
I'D.