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The New York herald., 1876-02-11
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY FEBRUARY 1876-wITH
mIcdlO~ street; saN the

the mordsr he was al No 10 Ludlow street; SaN the
Rubonstens there
Jane Kinsberg testified that she at tho wedding
on the Sunday preceding the arrest OF RuocgsteP
there met the Misses Svermann and Minnie Levy sns
was accompanied By Miss Finckesteln-
Annie Finckiesten recalled and stated that she
mistaken to the tune she went to the wedding,
which she thought was at about quarter 70 nVs
o'clock
Moses Parnelt, Of No. AZ East Broadway, testified
that he attended the wedding at Columbia Hail. on
Sunday, December II; he arrived there about hlteen
minutes before the ceremony, which took place near
Eve O'Clock.
Alter some further testimony the case was adjourned
until ton O'Clock this morning.
The New York herald., 1876-02-11
COURT oE APPEALS.

ALBANY, N Y, Feb. 10, 1915
In this court to-day the following business trans
acted
No. 19a Sherman vs. The Hudson River Railroad
Company-Argument resumed and concluded
No 1873 Albert A. Kendall eli al appellants VS. Row
land Brill respondent-Argued by II. f. Slckes, of
counsel for appellants and o. D. NJ Baker for respond
ent
No. 90. Henry @. Howard ct al, respondents, VS..
George K. Moat appellant Argued by Scott Lord, of
counsel for appellants, and by William Rumsey, for re-
spondent
No. 167. Sophia 9. Hull appellant McGrogor J.
Nutcheson, respondent.-Argued by George +. Com
land for respondent
Proclamation made and Court adjourned
CALENDAR.
Day calendar Court of Appeals, for Friday, Febru-
Ill N
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Ohoer schenck, Eighteenth preeincs. Who nred two
shots At him before he surrendered. He denied the
charge
AN xMBEzZLNa MINOR.
Frank Biackman, aged sixteen, was arraigned Dy
orncer Mcmahon, Nineteenth sub-precinct on
charge Of embezzement preferred by the Union News
Company. He was intrustod with the sale OF $50
worth OF papers and books the New Haven and Al
ban7 Railroad but only returned $40 Of the money.
The Court had doubt OF tho boys guilt although he
denied tho charge but he had to be discharged because
he was minor warrant was applied for on SINH
lar charge against another empoye OF the same COM
pany.
ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE
Emma j. Cegg, aged eloven years. residing with her
aunt at No $50 Third avenue went into the cellar yes
terday afternoon to get wood and coal John
Coyle, OF No. So Madison street. who had concealed
himself therein, threw her upon the ground. Her
screams induced him 10 desst and before he could e.
cape 0cer Clinchy of the Twenty first precinct, ar
rested him. He held for trial in default of 81 600
bail Coye denied the charge, but admitted being in
the cellar for another purpose the motive OF which lie
refused TO disclose
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coUET-cHANIDERs.

Solomon vs. volkening, Nos l and 2: National
Butchers and Drovers' Bank vs. Laor, Catlin VS. Dud
Icy, Cutler Butler, Ahrens VS. Bennett Dcano va
Weir, The People, &C, rel Yelverton vs. Board Of
Revision, &C. and Board Of Assessors; The People ex
rel sytlcr VS. Same, Tue People OK rel Yono vs.
same The People ex rel Cosgroyo Same, The Peo-
PIE ex roL DAVIS vs.. same, Adams Wright, Jordan
vs. roster and Bandann0 VS. Lenk. k.--Grantel.
ho0be vs. Munzcshomer, Hodges VS. Banks, Thomas
Va Joyce, Mcdonnell Vs. The Mayor. Sc. matter of
The New York herald., 1876-02-11
THE SIMMONS MURDER.

AT the opening OF tho Kings County Court OF oyer
and Tcrminer District Attorney Briton stated that 1t
was intended TO arraign Andress Fuchs to-day for the
murder Of Simmons He ntimated that he would be
ready TO proceed with the next week
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1lou The HarriOt Noyes Cheeks wore not entered
therein but entered in another book called the
cash Journal aud charged TO loan account
The further hearing was here adjourned I'LL eleven
o'elock this morning.
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There was large numOer OF cases disposed or Dy
Recorder Hackett yesterday. Few OF them possessed
features OF interest the public The following are
some Of the
PLEAS AND SENTENCES RECORDED
on the I'd OF this month James Kelley, an oyserman,
living at Hudson and yandam streets, was walking in
company with John Devaney of No 10 Charles street.
The latter was under the influence OF liquor and while
in that condition knocked down by his companion
who then robbed him of SIS while pretending to assist
HIM TO rise. Kelley was arrested, and on being ar
raigncd before Recorder Hackctt he pleaded guilty
robbery in the first degree aud sent TO State Prison
for ten years.
Thomas Ahcarn, bill poster wandering around with
bucket OF paste aud backoad OF bills OF the Olympic
Theatre, on october 10 passed the bill board of the
Theatre Comque, at the corner Of Thirty first street
aud Third avenue Thomas relieved himself OF the
weight Of one pI BY proceeding TO paste 1t the
programme OF the Coniiiue On complaint Of Henry j.
Paudiug OF Nos IL and 10 Ann street. he vas Gtresed
for this act, and, admitting his guilt this morning. he
was sent to the Pcnitentiary Tor ten days
Matthew hcAleep. Of No, a Chrystic street who on
the 5th inst stabbed Thomas Masln, of No 492 Tenth
avenue twice in the face with knife pleaded guilty
TO an assault with intent 10 10 bodily harm. State
Prison three years
James Coffee, aged twenty three, Of No 10 Hamilton
street who stole two coats, worth $40, from Herman
Sohlcswiuger OF No. l46 Bowery, the Sd inst was
consigned 10 the Penilentary for sx months.
William Frederick, Robert Abbott and John Guilfoye,
rI for four T years upon cr admission that they stole
from Henry Freres, Of No SS East Sixteenth street.
Bibo and quantity OF clothing y9ped IN all at slA9
Charles Schefer Of No 305 Hudson street. was sens TO
the PcDteniiary foT SIX months.
Jon,, T. Russo who was found under suspicious cir
esiSs,anees o., tho premises OF William J. Ration No
third degree and seotenced hree in State
Prison.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackctt

There was large number OF cases disposed of by
Recorder Hackett yesterday Few Of them possessed
features OF interest to the public The following are
some of the
The New York herald., 1876-02-11
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Day calendar, Court of Appeals for Friday, Febru-
airy ll-NoS lsl, loo, log, 190 1897, 200 2O2, 2o3
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CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGE,l
, 1876-04-07
Lake, has ne,scd Tho press, which belongs to


pn11ApELrnfA. Pa, Arrit G.-Tho steamer
L'An,erlquc. Of the Froneh Transatlantic Ltnc.
arrived here tllls mu1nlnR, bringing tue rsmAin-
der Of lilo rronoh cnnstGunaat Of Ruo1s for or
hlblt[nu At thu Cnntohnta Expositlon. 1fcr
}relsht comprlses 1.b00 oancs Of exhibiting
gootfs.
NEw YonE. Arril G.--Tho tteamsh!p Havelinh,
with tho Emperor Of Brazil ou board. loft Para
yos1ertv. dtrout for tho United States, whore To
is expected to h,rlTo on the 15tn inst.
1'otjIay1LlE, April 6.--Bocre!ars Drtstnw at-
rlVoa nt home this morning, md will rhmain In
!.onlnvlllo tew dars to rest and meet hls many
fnontls In thia section.
coLuMnta. O., April ti.-1n tha House TO-DAY.
House bills voto passed. to confer police power
npon conductors Of railroad tra,us. mud to oom:;
rot tlom to cjecs thtee-oard ulonto mon, and
othcr Eharpofs practloIng tlloir socntlonr from
tho trains, und also to forbid tho employ
inent Of chl1dron Under IL years Of age sa eyln-
nasts aud public Burgers,
TnEaroE, n. j., April Gin tho 1rauso tho
bill to tux church aud educational property MAS
defeatod-49 10 Ii.
Npsctat Dispatch to Tia Chtcaao Tribune.
BtooAtNaroS. Ill.,. April G.-P. A. Meyers, Of
PauolH, was dcclRred incurably iuRauo yrBteF-
day. lilo ia ono OF tho richest mon iu Woodtord
County.
, 1876-04-07
THEOLOGICAL SEM.
NARY.
DkDICATtS0 THE CHAPEL.


For long time tho Northwestern Presbyterian
Theological Seminary h1s stood sort Of monument
OF lons1lhels away out fn thu north cnd Ut town,
with nothing to relteyo It. When ths building wsa
tod II was Intended, At somo time another to
add wtug, but, whether from lick Of funds or be-
Cause the nccessty for room did not aEsc, Tho
tae did not conn around until last suu1ntr when tho
board determined upon the building OF chapel, Anl
on tho 18th Of Juna The cor0ss.stone laid. tbs
work Progressed rapidly and yesterday tie chapel
dedicated with interesting ceremonies.
1t o'clock tue auditorium WAS nllcl, 4nd tho Itey.
john II. FaFls Introduced tue Seminary Quartetto In
the "trodtRal Bon." Tho ltey, Or. Patterson Chair
man Of the Faculty. offered ths e1icatory prayer and
aha 1ev. Jonathan Edwards, Of Peoria, ths dslcaory
Addfess Il would bs mura Appropriate, As saia, to
speat Of tas doad for The living could speak for tAe-
s!ses Or tltf works for lhen. o then went back to
th0 eafy part u tha century, When Indiana VIA but
ssoa RTonnd md xhsu tho pioneers ia ehe cause Of
the toslsl uaiHAndsd tnara thAu srIeptAo en-
ao"neuts And Mhtn ths establishment VI The Church
va attended With extraordinary difbculty. In That
day, ths mleIess Of treabyserAnsn4 In Inlans wcro
intFustea 70 the hands pf Thomas Aaaxte ou FluIuY
Grove. SUD John y, Dickey lii dsyosed few rniii.
We H e ,sr summing suloststo aletsh of ths
work they Ind earnnss,y a44umad. They found
physically !nadeuato to the tank spI iEer sar wiz
dlstnsy thu falling uG Of assi4txntA 10 tho vorF-.s.
aatanA upon whom tAey depsudsd, but xhv a.ed
, 1876-04-07
CRIMINAL.

A colored burgi.r named Andrew Otter was arrested
Wednesday evening for the attempted robbery Of No.
63t Wabash aFcnuo, occupied by A. Hess.
George Scott called At the residence Of F. b. Evan.
on Boush Park aycnue yesterday 1ttornoon for tue
putposo Of collecting baanco NJ fo ho clai.ned was
duo from Mira. Evana. O asking for his dontor. her
husband demanded bis business. aud told him to
cear, assisting hts Departure by Ecaltllng water
which di@tguTed Scott's EhySlosnomy and caused TIC
arrost al Evans by Ollccr Gook.
W!eh Martin wlAtuann lift Southern Missouri
Tncs.luy mornsaH hc Was what might lie cal!t .lc
cidGlly solid man. 1o ha sud h!s stock aud farm
for to1nl nuI aud started for MAcou In tAla Slate
He arrived In chicAgo by the Alton 1.osd Al
haf'rast o'clock Last evening, and started for No.
la3 a.'ith Morgan ssreet. un boarding Madison
atEcct orpoatto Sktaners iSirl hs wYa oncoreno
nio sly Iostto1 by crowd ard whe ia tho tolls Of
two men thirl took so cash, draft tho First
National b'nk Of Macon for $a,ooo. and
Conductor demanded ls fare hc teti.ed the lnas hc
ha sht.laell and reported II to Tho Madison St1efs
Station, though unabls to furnilh description Of tho
, 1876-04-07
UEA THIS,

........ DEA THIS,
H'LENNA-April 6, at the AIn1ian Drothorss Hos.
pttsl, Ghr.ngo, ILL., Henry Mclenus, late OF unios
Stock-ynrls.
Funeral Saturday, from tho Hosptsaas II q. NJ, b,
carr 10 Calvary.
II Lancaster County, Pa., papers please COPY.
LoNGLEY--As her residence, 400 Woas Eric street,
Mrs. Orpha Longley.
Funeral viii tako p!see Saturday 1t 131 ?. H., b
cnrEtaReH to Roiehl Friends Of t,a family inv!ed.
ID Boston Ind Albany papcrs poase COPY.
RAVLIN-At tho residence Of his parents, No. sN
Marahaaid aycuno. at u o'clock p M, April o. Of
sualpton, Pliny P eldest son ol the Iey N. 7. and
Logiss 8. Rayln. aRctt q yeara and months.
Funeral at thu aborn number ut 8 O'Clock a. 10.
Arrll !. The remains vii! bo taken 10 11aaeyllls III,
for inter1nent.
KELLY-on Thursday, April Q, The Hoy. Charles '.
Reilly, aged 13 yours.
Funeral service ut ST. James Church, corner d
Cas- and Huron stroota. on Saturday, II >. m.
bELDAM-Anrtl At ths residence Of her son-in.
lswt No. 1886 South Dearborn street, 1T a:45 p. H. s
Ann Hcldanl, aged Gu years.
n Cleveland, O., papoFH please copy.
Gz1I-pepnrtca this 1i{e On tho cxentng Of Tho tA
.Iht.s Lucy A., beloved vito OF Thotuna J, Neil.
EA24tal from hor lato residence, 438 N'eet Four
ss1:a ;:1it at 10 o'clock =. n, by ca11tages 10 Ca
-af3 t1eUeinry.
S-Hsw Bedford thfassl papers please copy.
, 1876-04-07
TElEGRApHlC NOTES,

sptetat D,tpateh to 1ha Ch,eado Tribune,
Sioux C1ry, 1n., April 6.-Tho contract for
building the now Woodbury. County Court t-IIouse.
to DO located IN thla city. was this afternoon
awarded to 9. r. and D, Z. iiedges Of Sioux
CITY. for $74.7O0, thoy to receive pay In county
bonds u their face.
Tbe Ice la the Missouri river hRs broken up
150 tnilaR above here. but Aas aot moved al SUI
Iy yet.
black Hills travel. since the late seyere
storms, has about dried up.
TERIE IlAuIE, 1nd.. April 8.-The Tore
1Ihuto journal has been sold to s. b, Terry, lAte
OF tho Eyansyl!le Courier, l.. Il. Joues aud
Louis Ilollman. Mr. Terry Will be- editor.
Speetds Mtpdfeh n TIA Ehtt1ao tribune.
BpalHoFIgtp, ILL.,, April G.-Judgo Zane, OF
this circuit, hhB returned from MaeoupIu (whera
no haA heen holding coutt) quite unwell, but az
pects to DO abe TO resume ILLS judicial duties IN
few days.
voluntary petition In bankruptcy was to-day
f>led BY John HeCellsnd. OF Whoasheld, Banga-
mon County.
Lconss 10 organize wAa to-day is3ued 10 tho
EstteiiA Del No1t8 Mining Company Of Chicago;
capital, IS, 0oo, 900 corporators, 4. Il, Paul. ".
j. Miller. II, N. Maxuite 8. r. r. Tipsou, ]. A.
Mcdowell, and ". l.. TbompHon+
!Sptetat D4spatch to 1he thttaao 1ftohnA.
GRAnp HAVEN, Mich, Apri! 6,--The Spring
Iake Independent office hla boon moved hero.
Tonight tho Hon. auussr aAuradgs, Of Spring
, 1876-04-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Of indiana avenue md Twenty-t1rst street, will ts
dedicated 1t n. Saturday and 10 NJ. Bnnday.
Prof. Wil1ia Matthews will lecture Sunday aftcr-
noon before the sunday Lecture Hociety at Mccormick
Hall. on "0ra.ors aud Oratory." Admiration, 10
cents.
The llev. A. z. KNsedgo, Of the Third Presbyterian
Church, will preach At tho Baptist Tabcrnaclo, 4uo
Wabash avenue, Of Hubbard court this evening
at 1:3g o'clock.
Tho Passover h4rvcca Of tho North Chicago Hebrew
Congregation will take pace saturday evening 1t $50
and Sunday morning At 10 O'Clock at tho Chapel Of thn
New England Church, corner OF Dearborn street aud
Delaware place.
Tho new 8xedinh Aetho1lat Chapel On Hareu sreot.
between Thtrtflth ana Tntr.y-lrkt streesa and be.
tween daroaid street and tho Ittslurg. Fart Wayna
v!ues wilt be held In Swedsh At o:30 NJ. and 1850 r.
N. lro.chnR IN English At p. t by tho 1cv. II. M
rarkhurst, Of Michigan Avenue II. E. Church,
, 1876-04-07
THE CtTT.HALL.

Ths City Collector took in about $500 yesterday.
Vater-rents yesterday weto 5i6!1, And recops from
the City CulecioE $r9o.
Mr. Muses. Lane, thn C!tF Engineer Of Milwaukee,
paid visit 70 hia professional brethren Of ChIcsgo
yesterday.
Tho rnanncr OF nominating Aldermen waa presented
In light yesterday In conversation among Soy
man rcm1rkcd that he had seen men from LIS warI
(which Is not the FirBt) at tho Firat Ward polla voting
for Frapk Warren. Others m7de similar rem.rks
and It was agreed that It WAS very good way TO poll
large vote.
Tho Superintendent Of polcc yesterday awarded
The contract for furnishing police hats for summer
to Keith bros. Tile hats will e nsar 10 thoAs
front inclosipg . bHure denotin8 tic precinct 10
which tho officer belongs, which deydce IL intended 10
distinguish regular patroen from Ill specials, ps-
yate police, and n!ghs-watchtnen.
, 1876-04-07
PATENr-RlCHT sW,NpLERs.

a rAIn OF NOTORIOUS nEADDEATs TURN cp AuA1n.
III TIE TRIBUNE Of Christmas, 1874, there WAS pub
ahed fui expose Of tbs workings Of party Of pat
ent-righs awindIoss, among whom warc G.
II. Williams and a named George II.
burrows. Thay peoteuled 10 own tho
patent for = burglar~alas1n. williams orened ua-
c2ino-shop Al 1s4 Bts.e aseet, ossensiby for their
manufacture, which waa closed under mortgage On
TUESDAY as lie catinod to haye bcen tho pstentee,
and that ho obtained hls letters 1aiy n: 1875.
bringing With him letters Of seeouameudatlon iron,
burrows succeeded iu negotiating tho sala of BIZ
ilarnett. WHO paid 500 iof haiiine1es, 10 .he
Now England 9atca. III this contract It atatel TINT
burnett to etast factory, nnl when ho had made
sou back he was to allow Burrows half tnloreat In
factory cannot ~ statscd. the pasent swndlc-
tho alarms being 10 complicated In CON
s,s:se sys ss . e oss srs a., ms1s sc%
sell The rcst Of tho PATENT lie met an individual
named HARRIS who was used ~ tool to inyeieio A. ",
Hcoygia md Minnesota, but would scll tho patent for
e balance Of the Stated Harris Got lsichond togoin
he rs lsanna ts 'n aer p' IL her - ya 1Ss
do ot the Btatea Burrows holding thu sanae interest
bostdcs, % With burnett.
other exclusive right to f. n burbank to sell Ia this
city for 81 .uo0. bo also it s sa having sold tho sano
burrows psee,sded 10 haye ousht ouohalt tho patent
from Wnims. aud paid httn In notes. Now, ii turn
out that 800 Of uotea IN circulation m4de by ons
+. F. Cole. who f. bankrupt and iuaorsed by h!ch-
M1ond. Of Nor York. whn is Perfectly responsible,
Tho 9ueetton IL ~ to how these s.otes wero issed,
thry tttng Ia circulation, having boeu discounted III
] tbs rity.
burrows aad Williams did not DO the!r sw!nai.ng
nrecy through theis ace ut No. l61 Etate but hired
a. ntce n No. 40 on tile Aamo thosoughfare, ulcra
9hrg put Mp shings under the tlane Of '.Bteyens,
maaofy \ Co.. Tits ltsco wa. taken poasesa!on Of
i ni n";, anp. Gnt uesnr occupied. Thcao rasea!s
stan, Hns's, n w'a whom they kept up constant
'stesena, Mallory CO.. were ycry numerous. Lut
snS s,s'ss @ sa4 a!~s!s to plaos ttn uuer Ills door
auu boot-b'aeK "sa scnt soYetal times each
aay to, TO- ,,, tue placo 10 collect ths,,, VIII
!aHs sha nasfoWs never Pai auy Ai!ls. Yesterday f.
H. burbank appeared htfors Justice seoci, and ,oi,eG
ass SS%pjhsa hIm :ss'n. 81 af atsGss I'D %. for s
arrested. but Williams Oh utsTing W.T. ,s p.a III
charged snd buErow4 hell In Il a1o hi. Tor obssinua
money unlrr false lrttenscs. nth 1ast,as aro inr1
in thcr line, nA Williams ID Iaid 10 Lava via
in New York, although he has Lived with woman in
this city over year. whom ho brought from CsuaI,
anl who, hh claims, Ia hts wtfo.
, 1876-04-07
THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES,


DEATH or WILLIAM E. Do1oETT.
Tho Trustees Of tho Acaietny Of acIcnees met At
ther 1t u O'Clock noon) yesterday and orlsred
the following minute 10 be placed On thelr records:
N AEMontAM.
Tho Trustees Of tic Chicago Academy Of scIences, In
Wow Of tie public loss sustained y tho dcath Of their
friend aud associate, tho ato WILLIAM +. Doggcst and
Of their personal grief dcsro place upon tue records
Of tho Board an expression Of their cst!ao Of bis
cbaractcr aud services.
projected and aucces.fuy started, aud had toen y
n,cnbor OF tho Board sinco Its organization 1Ie gavo
Interests ind liyo 10 sycrs effort Tor ia s,,ccess,
brnstng to It the sanc qualisto1 Of patient cont faers
" o s rna @ 'Gnnd ~ Witch m
lta fellows aa citizen and ueshbor. aud wtic TINS
eytdenc!ns hcir keen sonso ot the loss which tncy
had pride In recalling tho lie OF uprlehs and excel
lent citizen they cannot re1r. from further
Tlor associate for many Yc,rs ad Always courteous
N leucanor, prn,r. In attendance. and patlsnt In
lIs,ussou, his aeath conaa to thoia persoal
rendering to, his nictcl relatives thsir alncere..
.Jmpatty they srcad npn thol. records thta minute
THE ACADEMY.
This academy. President nl,thford In tho chair,
met At p. m sn'i IL do The 4 lowing records:
At special I:lctting o. tho Chicago Academy Of
scita-es held A:.rll d. the following minute vas
ordered spread upon Tho record and copy sent to tho
W,ll!lm i. Dogye.. life member Of tho Chicago
Academy Of stiences. died at Ptatta, Fla April j,
From the Lato of organization Of tito Academy 10
had becn unsof A most oil lon! rucrahara, aud from
ls64 nue Of tbs Trustees aud Vicc.prc4iens Of The
ltia ability and integrity m,n Of business; his
interest In literary. sfs.ssc, and scientific cult,se and
him Of the 1nost useful well honored no:t.-
htrs Of that body. 11is zeal WAS tempered with tnlg-
sol: o IT, a '
city Wfro 10 great degree good senas
, 1876-04-07

EMWHQTHFd FIENVs
6p&etal DLpafsh to Ihs Ehsedao 1FtetHs,

5psetal Df4pateh to Ihs ehseaao 1FtatHs,
Nox7a3AI,:Apsi G.-deorge Young. managing
editor Of tho Montreal Witness. WAS found lyipg
dead 1t tho bottom Of tho statEs In hla house, st
Bt. Lambert, this morning. Deceased possessed
considerable ta!sns bat unfortunately coutssos-
Cd = love tor strong drink which grew On him
dssps tsS soa q hss tfSnA T.
received fatal internal Injuries.
At ths Instance Of P. McLA1en Psrth. several
members Of the AEm Of Hall i Co., iumbsr
merchau,a Of Montreal and Burlington, VI, ~
, 1876-04-07
SIilRI.HnRtis.

Sreetat Dtspatch to Tbs Chicago 7fi6.srs.
Whsr I'pEnrT, la., April 6.-The sbort-ho1u
salo of tho Plum Grovo hord brought nesr,y
$50, 900 to..taY. Tho ilno ho5d Of CampholI 4
Ohhse was sold. and tho salc. like yesterday, VA,
q grand success. Four Of tho animals sold Al
$l,0o0 each, It was not like tho snlo Of yester,
dav. toso being no sucl, fancy antmns, hui II /,
good, unalllng an nveraEe Of nbont $3.50. TO,
morrow IL tho grand closing sato, md donbtlo,,
will swell tho total amount OF tlta grand aerioa
to almost q quarter OF million dollars.
, 1876-04-07

undergoing examination NJ ths insolyent oen,A
In matters relating TO the!r failure. Haortfv
PREVIOUS to making an asalgnment they mn.
chahed q 1aSgo quantity Of lumber from liz.
LAroM.
tsrsefdt Dispatch to Ths Chteaea TYlouns
OTTAWA, Ont, AprI lG-F. A. Marlin, I pembs
OF tho hlnnstobn Legislature. was to-day aonuit.
tod of tho charge Of outraging \ littis iii I
yonsh old. daughter OF tho ato proprietor Of III
Clarendon uouse. ~as
, 1876-04-07

rii.asi. "Th!. vi aet d. s.,a III: Grove ashs.e
train onr minisiess. upou ths ground snd dovoss -
s .ssncn to do Of u'e' "A 10
Hack OF tis residence WIS loou,-ha,ss, built Of
1os.. Ms Grove CLAIMED It cul, and n thas ancient 3
and small loe loo house. on tbe !ss Of Jann.5y 1s1
ont institution. Many wero tho olssac'os, but shey
wosc ono &ftes anothor overcome. until q a.t The
houa* inlo colloac, with theological Department.
which, t,coro Mr Grove dol. he sAw pro'PsE'aR aud
Mr, Edwards then followed Tho history Of ~ col;
= oSso op r. g r's55ns ,an f e E.s
Eraamus Darwin AtcMasters, Jobn ". cunninEnArn,
George Dlshop, Thomas Etclezss 7 TThom.s, Lc~s ".
The Seminary il indebted for ita Hfe aud prosperity
At tbs elont TIN exercises Tho Gueats wers inyted
TO ~ excellent suppeF prepared " 1ha laden o1 nf'
TIE GRADUATES. ..-.r.
At 7:sa hs chapel wss again nliets. and AFTER An A
dress ly pr. Edwards behalf OF tho u fecofy, this
REV. H. ". Patterson presented diplotnas to the fellow
inH named gcuticntcn Geo. sicAnee Of La orsuRc.
chrs'' Chi; H. Il ch.;swoss ILL.,: " t. isnaerten Il IL.
anai" wH +, &C., to s,se,to5 +, III Il A. Lo
l. N.1s5, sf nessss pa'a. y!s, wio poe. 10 August
III; and John r. liaaer. of davenport. Is.
Al mee'ius of tes no.r & e. qouiy nd e n;
vrre Dr.. s. i. Hedges Martin LAWN, q. ]. hiccoa
Of St Louis, Johna.tian Edwards Of Peoria, VILLA
g. Craig Of Keokuk, J. MtutEau. aud John IL,
Ti.e follovlnu.n.med gentlemen woso elected Lay
.. wses., ot oi,cage 's Themas @ 4. a II asi1iins,
I'll: John coates Of freepoft; and ". r. Lynde, Of
nf = / ~, Williams. # Eo,. ws}as, "a; ;,,'' elected
Of 1Tineston EIce-fresidcnt; and john b. faFs ssc-
Tho nov hnllllnR |. 1910 AMI, con.alus tho chapel
towarle which A. 9. Il. Mccormick contributed
, 1876-04-07

spttiat Dapat:h 10 The Chicago tribune.
tAcRossE, Wis.,, April 0.--Tho leo In tho Ml%
BfRsippi moved out this afternoon. Tho river Ia
nov clear IN front Of tho city. Tho transfer
steamers will commouca running tomorrow.
Tho leo sill hangs aboYs this city, and Ia goreci
IN at tho island below tho oitv. md nj Cuon
Slough. Tho leo is very soft. Navieatton soutl
fron1 hnro will probably oe ctear by SATURDAY,
The water ts foet inches aboya tho low.watu
mark OF lB72