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New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
Tic Philadelphia stock quotations at the close Of
husiness to-day Were as follows:

Bid Asked Bld Asked
fiy fa5n.S S gsa r. S8 s$ Ea @ 6oatra saa M B 54
sPlhLantiC -ug 5f4 blIe LehSh NaNRdt y, ovs ~
lClugh Valley. ga O-.s LtuA NShrp'l.'Iv04 Ava
Catawi-sl RIP. 451 z5's
Tx yidtud.
In the London market British consols, after adj
yancinc 20 04llo yielded fraction, United states
securities ruling firm, and Erie common STEADY Rt
lIle. The money market is firm, three months dis
counts being done at 3's per cent, or - below the
minimum al the Bank of England, this institution
losing 100000 bullion Withdrawn on balance.
In Paris, French rentes closed at $3.50. There
was nothing in the gold market to attract special
atter lion or occasion remark, the opening ana Plih-
cipAl transaction having been at 113@ll2's' the
range being l13ls01l23i, and business OF re-
strictcd kind. On gold loans the carrying rates
were 3. j. 3lq p D. and Gl2 per cent. The foreign
exchange market was dull and steady on the basis
of - 81 l2a5i So for prime bankers 60 daya, bills
and :, Ssl. 81 50 for three days sight The As
sstant Treasurer paid out 81 900 in coin interest
TODAY MAKING a total on account OF January
coupons of S7.32s 600. The amount TO be 50 dis
i =. fill,
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1 -DFFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS
~ bought lsJ sod Dy tn ODD ,.tlll .lsl STOCK .Ll
uuND HOl sEot ALBIEt u. Nltol s. a co.,
tI l..F~.. y y.
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CITY bank shares were thus quoted, The
being ten Park at 1873 = eN dividend:


in state bonds, Mi..ouri Long 81 sold an 100 a.
1OO1s, cx interest. ard New-York State =, county
bonds. at 1852. The following were ;hr bids:
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AT 4 MEETING or I'll. EONRD OF
= Director tH. COMPANY l.d uu thc 3Hil rf' AI..
Theodore n,,l-r t,udcItd lis I,i- SION . lHd tLd
same N.s ace ltud. tl'aAI.l ". tLA..hi
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H
Mills ra and q 5oeSs - for Winter Wheat choice Family
t.y Nins lXtu; - sOc.l 80 for Common % Fair Evid
Iound Hoop ohio tja5SiG for iar {, Good DO aud sGu
- lOr OOod O Choice a1 tu0 20 for Common o oJd
Patent Mnuc-otr l.tr' - .3r Goot 20 Choite do
fyoiID brands Lcii az ~ JU0riO, win
sona sdc' within the Ihrei ~ 15GtG Door Common 90
Good Extra 81 iuus az oJ0 - Tor Good o. Choice do aud 80
a9g small parcels choice do inc market closing
tendency favor buyers southern
limited request mainly oH fhe supply OF pressing wants Of
the trade about iuafr prrea hics go bu 40 ~ bO0
Iut.Io 90 Good Ltd; a. tur Good Ia Choice
do e7 so Fan by iAt, and As 2j0 -S 80 for Choice
10 Fancy sew Process Extra. tyc Fulr Was quiet and
steady, with sales rf 25O bbs 40 - 4OofI 90 for Tire
Wul, including Good 10 Fancy Supefhne at ZJU
s. 90. Buck~heat Flour g0Oi supply, and with only
very moderate inquiry The market easier sales a 50
g. 30 100 %, incui1g Fancy Al ~ - - ~ 1orn Teal
far request l steady prices sales lboO lb ~ - 10
as 5Ofor Yellow western later fr ianc So 2O - 40
for White Western 50 % er5 % or Jcfeyand Pehusy yNaui
including 600 bls an4 vine AZ y so 80 Bag Meal
witnOut change 10 notice, with sales 100 bags
INlcre was no decided change IN the pfce OF Spring
Wheat but the export demand lees active uOtH stud
ing further slight decline cghts The large stocks
ported by cable tho other SIDE together With reduced limits
all orders To hand had quoting effect upon the mar
generally aud most 0 the shipper, disposed 10 hold
for tho present Winter Wheat only M very small sup
ply and held with far degree Of hrmness with little
$1,000 bGS&. al sISsl oil for Rejected Spring
dsl IA for Ungraded sprng u Is tor 80 NowYok
lnspecQn 81 W for No 3MNaukee VI ~ ior 5000 Dush
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The following is a comparative statement OF tho
exports of specie from the port OF Ncw-forS 10
foreign ports from Jan. to Dec. 81, for period ct
. wears:
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Railroad bonds were quiet and firm, the chief
dealings being in Nor.h-Nc>tcra7. So. Iaus, and
Paol-. The -ulLywing w.Ie LLn bids:
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ProVuyrr, r. j., Jan. 9.-Punuus Cloth. dun and
lual at previous prices
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
OUT DOOR SPORTS.
ENTRIES FOR THE OCEAN YACHT RAcl

ENTRIES FOR THE OCEAN YACHT RACE
An ocean yacht race will take place to-day,
open to schooners belonging TO the Atlantic. Brooklyn
Boston, Eastern, New-York and scawanhaka Yacht
Clubs The yachts are be sailed and stoered by Their
owners, or by amateurs, members Of the clubs from
which the vessels enter There are two PRICE for each
class Of yachts presented by the ag officers OF the sea
yanaaka Club. The start viii be !ing one, the ssua
being given at The course will be from Buoy
No. D. off Sandy Hook 20 mics TO wniward and return
II the wind permits, 20 miles 70 leoward and return
The principal object OF this To increase the piOh
cheney OF yachsmen in handling their vessels or the
yachts which been entered three have received eA
tensyc alterations since last The Idlcr has been
entirely rebuilt and is to all ntents and purposes
new yacht, even her model having been altered.
The Dreaduaught has also had most thorough over
hauling and been heightened - feet bv putting new
bow upon Her mHsts have also been shifted Tor
ward }l2 feet The Rambler has also been heightened
lj feet and her foremost shifted forward rect The
re IL ar time allowance for the yachts viii he considered
based uDou measurement. The Regatta Committee are
NJ Roosevelt Schuyler J. ii. Elliot L. De Forest wood
ruff C. WHY Bets, and Thomas 5. Young, Jr The en-
tries gre n follows:
FnsrCIAs SCn0oNHRs Dreadnau0ht G. J. Osborne; Ram
bier, W. H. Thomas; Palmer, X StuyVesanti ldle = j. ,o'
gate; Tidal wave VIM. NoOrlis 49,,
SFcoYDCLass SCHOOSERs- Restless = Nicholson Kane;
Meta WIN T. sCin; Esrllc, J. D. SMITH ITltOn PeeE-
less ]. II. Maxwell Ariel, VIM. J.. swan.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
BETTING on JEROME PARK RACES

There is prospect of exciting and varied
racing at Jerome Park to-day, If the weather prove
favorable. The twOyearolds will compete In a half
mile dash for purse Of $500. Orion is the fayorIe
among seven announced TO start. The me-and-a-half
dash for purse of 5000 will engage five contestants OF
vbc. Rappahaunock the first choice The third race
will be sweepstakes mile, for madens OF All ages
and eight are announced TO start Invoice being consd
cred the best by the betting The principal event Of
the dav will be the twoandhafmile dash Of The four
yearods for the rich WoOdburn Stakes of 500 cach half
forfeit and ~ 900 added -Four cut of 81 entries are ex
pectcd TO start McGrats Chesapeake is the iavore at
eat odds with Joe Germs second choice. Trouble ant
his stable companions, Point Blank and Hcmiouc, are
who entered Tor the stccpleciasc,
and turfneH cXpcct that one of them VIII WIN bcllhs
WAS active at JonsOn's Pool Rooms and the Turf EA
change last evening The following are some Vi tho looS
sold: - -, -, IL.
Orion tlUO-$ $I3J Frederick the Great -Jo-tOJ Agnon,
sl5-S3O Adoni,. $3.50; Lottery, $3.50 Morphine,
syroNp RACgPirse $500 and hall miles boswell
Cammock'- RapUlhanuOck <lOJ-Sl2O; loyds Partnership
StJ-s Green's Milton, 32s 40 q. H.. LOrilaids sun
burst $3O-SjO; McDaulePs lulu H., y -S3S' - o.,
THIRD RAESWecps axes for Madensi one mile boswell
Il CammOca InvOce, fJj-SlOJj McDancls Austfahud aud
NidI. s45-SlOO: iOngstans Yorkshire Las, @iO-rs5
Crimstcais Mete s3C-$GG; WthcTs's cyclone SO -*i5
r. ar,s Ambush Slj-Sjj; NOITsG Alton, *lJS2O.
T0RTH KAcE-Ine WOolburn stakes, two MI and half
McGfah's Chesapeake. Sl2O-S6O; McDanels Joe Ccrus
S76-S9j; CO,r Ascension SJj-so5 T. Loniards James
q, S:iG-SJO. ~ .-oo A.,
,nal Pools Reeds Trouble Point Blank, and Herr ione Sli
RcsOutc ana Risk So DpAanucs STANFORD aud
Weasel 40 CrOsby's Wa1hke, t3
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
DIsPOsING OF STOLEN OPIUM.

DlSfOSINO Of clOi1EN VI
THE SEQUEL OF THE BONDED WAREHOUSE BURGLARY
or LAST FEBRUARY.
The bonded warehouse at No. Bndge-st.,
E. C. johnson Co.. propretors entered by thieves
the last part February, and seven cases OF opium
were stolen containing about 915 pounds worth nearly
$4,000 On the morning after the burglary seven cases
similar TO those stolen were taken from No Bricgest,
q tenement-house, nearly opposite the bonded ware
house. Junk dealers having shop in B1dge-st, near
No 8, sold within a few days after the ROBBERY
the Same number Of ponds Of opium that were
stolen from johnson Co. These dealers asserted
that they did not know what opium was
and had never seen any before. They called in j. f.
Micbes OF No. 75 Pearst. and said they had some
"stud they wished 10 sell to him that they had bought
II for 50 80 pound and would sell IL Tor ~ - Ou'
opium being worth in the market at that time 20 q
pound. Mr. Miebes sold TO Hartley Fisher, III MAIDEN
lane about this time, SO pounds OF opium, To Gaze
fleet, No. % Cortlandt-st, 72 pounds all Tor
about So 10 pound Henry Hadcn, broker,
sold for these junk dealers 100 pounds of opium
to John Conners OF No. 10 De Pcy s;eI-st. Tor
about So 80 pound and COnners sold IL TO Klein ana
Fleet for - a pound. James McKenny, who was Tor
merly broker IN South-st and who is employed in
the Globe Theaer sold Tor the junk shop to James r.
Hyde, OF No. 80 Wiam-e about 600 pounds at different
times. he junk dealers say tncy can ncntfy he man
rom whom they bought the opium, but do not know Ills
name. -
The duties on the opium not paid, and the GOV
erlment took the case ont of Mr. J0hnsons hands da
gave it TO the Government Treasury agenis, Capt
Bracket and Mr. Bibbns and they discovered the Iacts
mentioned. A reward of 81 900 has been offered Dy
Messrs johnson Co. for the conviction OF the tncNes'
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
THE loss OF THE HARVEST QUEEN.

During the past week. several of the officers
Of the steamship Adratic have been examined before
United states Commissioner Gilbert in reference to the
alleged collision between that vessel and the American
ship Harvest Queen The testimony has been to the ef
feet that when the Harvest Queen was first sighted Dy
the Adriac, she going along all right but suddenly
she changed her course, and within 10 minutes she
changed again, thus coming dangerously near to the
steamer, which Immediately backed astern, notwlth-
standing which the bboom Of the ship got foul oil tue
port anchortock OF the steamer and bot1 were carried
away. At the time OF the accident, Two
three out on the jicboom OF the
ship, and attempting TO jump on The ueck
I the steamer fell into the water. The steamer 5
boats were at lowered and portires lighted In
order 20 give assistance 10 the drowning mcn, nat W-
ont avail The Harvest Queen then squared away up
channel and the AdIidtc, afc following her Tor snort
tme if assistance was required projected OH heI
course II Is claimed that the snip must nave iad dhoher
mishap during the same night among her WlechaEc
washed ashore the O wexford Ireland, was he
'front.' board OF Cape COmoYn This vessel Is now due
at Bombay The counsel for the defense claim at they
can provo by scientific evidence that If the Harvest
Queen after her collision with the Adriatlc her
wreckage could not have reached the lana before teo
months instead OF three weeks.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
BROOKLYN CITY LEGISLATION.


BOARD OF EDUCATION APPoINTMENTs-CoNFrRMA
TON OF PARK COMMISSIONERS REsCISDED-THE
NEW MUSICIPAL BUILDING.
At the meeting of the Brooklyn Board Of
Aldermen yesterday Mayor Schroeder returned without
his approval the resoluvxn Passed on May 90 appro-
priatng $2Os,342 for the city's water-worbs.
and also the appropriation Of $1,000 for
the extension OF the distribution OF water The
{ flowing were confirmed members Of the Board OF
Education: A. AmmermaD, A. r. Bayis, Silas b.
butcher, Joseph Burger John Flynn john Davies John
Cluming gham, Alexander Torman, william W. Iinrbult
Elisha Theall Robert snilcr, H. b. Scharmann Henry
T. Wheeler Edward Rowe. i. ]. Whitock, John W.
Hunter oscar Frisbie
lively discussion arose in regard TO resembling tho
appointment OF Edward Rowe and Cornelius j. Bergen,
who were confirmed as Park Commissioners Oh Nov. %,
1879 Alderman Rowley said that he would not under
any circumstances vote for the two gentlemen and Al
de-an Murtla inquired his The right TO qnes
ton him Alderman ROwley Indignantly repeled Inc
resolution rcscnd the resolution OF c0nnfhllOn was
adopted by vote Of l3 90 10.
Tie specia Committee on the erection OF muni-
cipaI building reported that the land adjoining the
Court had been decided 10 the city, ana the build
ing contemplated would be % BRICK, 100 feet 'front.' by
occupied by the Tax Collectors the Boards O AtsessOs,
OF CITY works Of Police and Excise, and 0i Health II
T. intended that the building snail be ready Or 0ccupa-
fOu by MAY l. 1877 ana II VIII relieve the cty from Tue
necessity OF paymg heavy rents. resolution 10 Lay
the matter On the table for one week was lost An
amendment increase the special Committee 10 nNe
Murtha Immediately resigned from tine Committee.
tiOns however, were not accepted Inc fc-
sdoote by Votc OF II 70 ?. a resolution, offered
Alderman ROwley, That the Corporation Counsel he III
reced appeal from the reference OF tAe kngSeI and
Keeney suit TO three referees was IeIcIIeu 10 IAe IV
miftee Water and Drainage.
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red on untf late hour at night and close with music
and dancing in the Summer-hOuses.
rifles FOR THE IETERYATIoNAL REGATTA.

RULES FOR THE INTERNATIONAL REGAliA'
The Sub Committee of five appointed to ar
range programme for the International race Tor sa
yachts to he sailed June 23 havs submitted Its report
which has been accepted by the International Regatta
Committee. Yachts belonging to any regularly orgahn
yacht club in the world compete. The medal anu
diploma of the Int national Exhibition OF 1876 Will ue
awarded u the winner es6h Glass ana pIIe III s.'Oi
will be awarded by the Centennial Regatta
All cabin sloops under 10 tons, ca NeW-ior i".ns
Club measurement, will be placed in the nfstcasS
second class will consist Of all open yachts over 20 e
mean length third class, all open yachts OF - zee, gnu
under mean length fourth class, all open yacn,s et
ing pleasure working sails Entries must ne ned WIN
j. NJ SAWYER, at No. 50 SOuthst before noon oD JuIc
% There will be restriction as 10 salls Tor rsl cs
second and third class to carry Jb ana halnsai ohs
fourth class will he restricted to WORKING 1lb anu nhh
SAIL hut may carry light sails The start VIII be ~ ing
one for all classes all yachts viii anchor IN inc Cove
10 the northward OF the New-fork iacht
Club house on Staten Island, ana VIII De
prepared 10 cross the line between the Judges
boat and clubhouse IL O'Clock a. M, ana must cross
The line within ten minutes alter gui-hre 10r teir CLASS
The course will be from Stakeboat on tue NeW1ors
Clubhouse to and around stakeboat on Coney slano
pont thence TO and around sakeb0at on bay hiuge,
thence TO and around stake-Doat OH BoODlns hcei,
thence returning home rtakebOat ana thence o
the same course once again. Time allowance VIII oe
based upon length only for all classes one all OF over
hang being included III the measurement Inc
will be two minutes to the foot in mean length INC
sailing regulations are as usual
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
REoRGANIzING THE NEw-YORK AND BOSTON
RAILROAD.

A meeting of the b0ndholders of the New
York and Boston Railroad was held yesterday afternoon
at No SO Broadst for the purpose OF organizing new
companv and completing the railroad. The whole issue
of bonds was ~ 800 O0O of which Sl10o0o0 was rep
resented. Louis May. who was chosen Chairman SAID
that the railroad held by the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company for the bondhoders Mr. stone,
the counsel for the bonGhOlders stated that owing 10
recent act Of the Legislature an organization could not
be completed that day committee, consisting OF Louis
Nav W. H. Guyon. II. V. Stout. Lewis Roberts Joseph
Segnan and Christopher Meyer was appointed 10 re-
port concerning rCOr tuizatOn and new name, nom
inafi0u OF officers and dirccurs financial pan Tor the
purpose OF completing and equippng the road The com
mtee was authorized 10 employ oGe OF more eng me- II
10 make the requisite examinations and estimates Tor
the completion OF the road
A Oud meeting Will be held on Tuesday, June ~, al
WhLeN the committed Is AueCted - report.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
FESTIVAL or THE sCHuTZEy CORPS.

The nineteenth annual festival of the New
York and New-Jersey schitzen Corps was begun ycstcr
day at Schitzen Park, HObOken. The park. once the
estate Of the wealthy cotton merchant William Wright
has been improved at cost Of nearly 100000. The
castle which was the residence Of Mr.. Wight has
been fitted up as "A clubhouse, while dozen buildings
have been erected different parts Of the grounds TO
serve as places Of amusement and shelter for visitors
Among the number is model German peasant cottage,
matched with straw and arranged for accommodating
family and stock of domestic animals under the same
roof Rustic cottages, bearing the familiar initials
"U s. A." which visitor s Informed stand
for United schHzen Association, are situated where
the best landscape views can be obtained
The festival which began yesterday will be continued to-
,lay and Tomorrow. II consists In part ol shooting
matches. bowling contests, and atheuc games Inc
chef yesterday was the sho0tlngIanst where
about 300 riemen KEPT up sharp hring all the alter
noon. Targets set up 200 yards from the shooting
stas auI no counts are made unless the bullet goes
through the OF the buscye. The guns used are
all Of Prussan make, known as the jaeger ihc. Be
sides target shooting the fayote mode to shoot at
wooden eagle, the rHenen taking their Turns as their
numbers are called, aud continuing 10 shOot until The
lst piece OF the bird shot away Tue sportsman wnO
snoofs away the last piece Is crowned King OF The
ocilzeDest" The great day OF the festival viii DC oil
Wednesday, when the prizes IN The several contests will
exhibited and AWARDED, and the ceremony OF erowniDg
the king will be performed The festivities will DC car
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
RAILWAY RATES STILL LOWER.
FREIGHT SCHEDULES FREQUENTLY cHANGED-AN'
OTHER PASSENGER REDUCTION.

OTHER PASSENGER REDUCTION.
The New-YOrk Central and Pennsylvania
Railroads reduced their freight rates yesterday to the
scbedule which on Saturday last adopted by the
Erie Railroad. The first, second, and third classes OF
freight are now carried TO Cleveland Chicago Spilig
field H. Dayton Cincinnati, Columbus, Indianapolis
Fort Wayne and other corresponding points, for 20
cents per hundred weight The Winter rates on first
class fregts 10 Chicago IS cents Fourth and nth
class rates to the points mentioned have been reduced
20 l6 cents The Erie officers talking yesterday Of
grading rates between Eric and Chicago which would
brng jrstlass rates for Cleveland down 70 about lG
eents IL is expected that another general Ieduc
will take place in dey two, possibly today ILe
clerical forces Of the different Offices are kcpt busJ
drafting new schedules tho great difficulty being 10 Keep
mace with the decline rates. The opinion H expressed
tlat end OF the railroad war, and the cutting down
OF rates, II ostaut ,.--.-.-.-,- 49,.
Tie passenger schedule the trunk lines Yesterday
was as follows: To Cleveland, 50; CO!uinbus SlO )
Detroit 81 Toledo, Sl2: Chicago, Slij Cincinnati.
SO: Indianapolis SI3; 81 Louis, 9lS; Oiuaha $50 :;
San Francisco. $50 To-day the Erie Railroad an
pOunces additional reductions % the following rates
TO Rochester Caledonia IL Roy, Batavia, or Attica,
s. so; tickets $40 10 Buffalo or Niagara
ialls, Sc; excursion tickets, Sll; 10 Duukirk. ";
Cleveland, - Toledo. $40; Detroit SlO Chicago, Sl3
Columbus, 80 Indianapolis, Sl2; CINCINNATI, vi :
IOnisye, SO; Quincy, S2l 81 Louis, Sl7 Milwaukee,
sl6; Kansas CITY, SIS; Omaha, sZ1 san Francisco,
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
THE HEARENED SAYINGS BANr
CHARACTER OF THE AssETs-PAYsfENr OF rHs c,.,
ITORs-THE RECEIVER.
CBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsr

CHARACTER OF THE AssETs-PAYMENr OF rps c,
ITORs-THE RECEIVER.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuygI
ALBANY, June 12.-From a statement MAJ.
by the trustees OF the Mechanics and Trader e.,,
May last to superintendent Ellis, it appears ths, ,h.
then had assets amounting at the market vain. -
81 491 574 which could be converted almost iumea
into money OF this amount 624,22 is in bond. AZ ~
Cities of Oswego, Brooklyn, Rochester. Buffalo Yort-
and Morrsana, which readily taken on the street
their market value at any time Sab Is In boud A.,
mortgages, most OF which ought to be available ,,,
little negotiation and without loss; $50 I67 ia In South
crn securities which would have to be put nnon a,
market slowly but which ought to bring that sum at ~
market rate while the cash hand and in banks al ,h.
time was stated at S267, ,737 "a.
Since the date Of that statement however porton a,
this cash has gone depositors aid pay debts ana
the amount now Immediately available Is consderab,,
less There is reason, however. why SO Der cent Al
the deposits should not be paid within 80 days and 20
per cent LATER II the OF the bank are udico,v
managed. Mr. Ellis does not apprehend any eyil effects
from the failure upon other savings banks as there
none in the neghborhood not In good condition The re-
ceiver be appointed here tomorrow will probably bs
Willis Paine OF New-YOrk, aSaawyer who was recon-
mended by Mr. Ellis and will be suggested by the Atto
uey-General to the court.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
PLANS oF TILE oFrICERs.

The officers of the Mechanics and Trader
institution kept the dooH open yesterday bu.
did not receive or pay out any money yeT
few depositOrs came in, and the banknghous
appeared quite deserted Mr. Conkn, President
ot the Bank. received visitors, and stated that
a committee on behalf OF the trustees, with conDsl.
would start the evening train for Albany In order TO
present the hearing to-day. He confident that
the proceedings would be set aside, and tie bank be per
mitted to resume business He thought t would b
greatly the interest OF tue dcpostors to let the bank
20 on. He said he mad not Bank superintendent
Ellis for several days but should confer with him today
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
prpc1ARs TonruRryG A VICTIM.

Hieronymus nderweIs, keeper of st. Marys
Cemetery in Forestave, East Orange, ~ j.. near the
Newark aud Bloomfield lines, occupies q little house
near tue cemetery About o'clock on Sunday morning
three men broke his house, blndfolded bim and
bound him hand and foot They then searched the
house. aud found GIG, silver watch, aud suit oil
clothes They then demanded more money saying ha'
thev knew he had received $50 Saturday afternoon
Inderwejs explained that he only received $50 and hh
snes. "a The burglars would not believe the sexton,
New-York tribune., 1876-06-13
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arcnue HotetEx-Gov. Rufus Bnii1CR IN
ceoroda Count lIepa Paris A. Drexel OF PhiladeiP
md Judge sackett Of SARATOGA Brsro0n conn
NJ Douglas President OF the Illinois Central filHSa So
many 81 Jc,nss Hotet-Gen. John NJ. Brannsn U. . Any
and John r. Raymond the actor b2gmGam J1Jge
w BARLEY Washin Surteudnt ator
Roswell A. Parmener Of Troy and the rev B D.
ScIfrgb - WindSoT -E1-Ccngressman WOftning'9n
- snn,itS ~ Vermont - Union Square Host-Ient W. r.
Randall ~ s NAVY " Clarendon Hoiel-Edwin O. Cushman
of Eax1ort otsk Brunstglck-George W. Miller OF Albany