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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-21

PRINCE OF WALES AT ApEN.-Lon9on,
march ls.-The Prince of Wales aud suite
India, 80" -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-21

nE BLACKALPACAssAND MOHAlRS,
TAMISE and AUSTRALIAN CREPE, ~: ~.
EN- LlSn and RENCHBOMBALlAE,,.ss-
.TAMIS 4 and DELAIEES.s ~ ~! .gIEfs .
CHEPE and LOVE Wells, - u
'UREPE COLLARS and CUEFs... r. -, =
MOURNING HAEDkERCHLEFS, "a -
BLACK RUFFLING, r ~ !.
BLACK OREPE IN al qualities for Monrniug
Goods. Call &C LEVY BRoTihElhSS,,
KID GLOVES th great variety. NH 81
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2 NJ sl.25! sL25i s1.25 J sf.25 will buy
a CITY.MADE SHIRT, manufactured of VAN
sutta Cotton and real Irish Linen. Having en-
ployed extra hands we can now supply aM demands
at very short notice. LEV BH0IaEhEt,
"A large assortment Of GENTLkME&'s EUR.
s,nntsG GOODS: -~z-.1 n WsEt
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sc5- EEW DRESS a;,flonlss

i sa-g NEW DRESS GOODS
BLACK SILKS ID all quallties; s. 'e.5
COL0RED silks IN great yariesy, y II 81 II
PoSGEES. PLAIDS and STRIPRS:
sDEBAGEs. .PoPLfNs, ALFaGAS:i sstEiat
PERCALES. CaMBRICS, and CALICOES. and
: other styles Of DREss GooBs-all &C prices TO
- suit tie illness LEVY BRoTHERs,.
WORKED MUSLIN for curtains, very cheap.
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.lTful.GJlI ,5JF'lEtfI ff8Iy.t
RESIGNATION OF THE MNIsTRY.na
~--RoMs, March 2e.--P ren,ter -Aingbesti an
nounced to-day In the Chamberof Deputies
that the Eisge had accepted ase designations
of the ministers, but requested them 70 reii
tam their posts until their Succession were
appointed ali - h9,gIgg! Hirs, % :,
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A GRATEFUL Coarse. Mr.. c. z. Hyde,
formerly of Richmond, and for whose death,
as announceda fen. days aimee, much sorrow
Vas fsIt, amt dead, BE is in the city at tbs
time, and here Ii what the. Charlotte Observer
says about him :ss q t.c. asia ,zjlea2 ~ s'ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-21
ON w EDNEsDAY.
SUICIDE IN ALEXANDRIA.
THE EQUINOX AT PORTSMOUTH,
VA, AND ELSEWHERE. f
THE BARNEGAT DISASTER.
A GREAT FIRE AT CHARLESTON, 8. c.
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
TERRIFIC sNoW-sToRMs IN SCOT
.,.,-, LAND AND. TENNESSEE.
:XLvTH coNGREss-First sessio,

&c.,54 &c. ..&c.
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nHo I, FOR NEW GOODS. CHEAP

I win open on MONDAY and during the enth 9
month fifty cases OF -. -.,3, ,ts54;4 a{tGs
" NEW AND CHEAP DBY GOODS
and win Offer SPECIAL BARGAINS the whole
season, and invite the attention u the pubic.
buy and sell for CASH only and can give extra
Inducements. 7Iyg - - z Z o'fs /
400 pieces good and choice CALle0ES at 0ac.;
zoo piecsess best and choice CALiGDEs at s- 81
WAMsUTrA ana DAvOLT oerToNsa l2hc.; |
ANDRosCOGGIHC COTTON at loe- &c 9 INF
- 1eI., y ], and other good III dt}i.G |
COTTON AT THE LOWEST PRICES i
-,s,fs;, tSss 49, - SIgiea.fD1 .tstt7g
BLACK AEFAGAs, the beseand cheapest goods
q. as,. SO. So, 40, 80, so, and 1856 worth from
- s o. osI noIsi - so .cTslasss 30, /
SOLE -ooLoR and PLAID DRESS sooDs1aS
iargsuhe 81 sxtra low prices; .gsI f an
twenty rhousaud yards, OF me 9ex PACIFIC
LkwNs ~ 12sac. worth. 2oc, 4 yasa--eii Day
- and choice stslesi1 i.,f -. =
% Eous 81 @i..s .5St1 = i..l
,;l .s3isS. ! 4 "a PARAsoLst ~
One ,sossaSo sIIK.. cpTT0N, and ALPACA
[pARAsoLs fross $50. 70 st apaeee-isest style!
GA saua,es .srsd.i i 49, - =, ~ III
'l 80 q - a. s4s3ftsa . sI7eeassi
- = ;sgs eE0yEsi , ~ W. s4sfs
IN, IT q, Iva, hasssas PAIRS tssv sossuT
TON KID GLOVES at 7Sc,. et, AZ up ~ 81
FOR sarsas w. not fsii 70 cali as - Nv s.....s
rs s sfrss sss.t IsWlLLiAhdTHAsbi -,
nah ls.TsThAs aes & e0oaa sEoaes Fq,se.
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of fhs blossoms or my sin,
Unhousel,d, disappDjnted, unure pd; 43As4 =
No reckoning made, but sent 10 my account
With all my impeIfectioES on my neao. :; i II
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Letter from Danville.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
REGIsTRAT1oN-cAD ETsHlP- BANK
sUTHEKL1N AND MILTON RAILBoAB-PoLAR
WAVE AND PLANTS ~. ...f# ...$ .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-21

~ a.. aI'2-t3 OLD HUNDRED, No q,
St. Patriek's Day, 1876.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-21

One tsousauo EKs,cDrTOE, and ALPACA
p.RAsoI,s rro n $50. 70 $6 spleee-hscst stysei
a5IA IL EESG - "a ~ II
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s.nx uoox. Ha-es. 2o.-k two-mastea sshso,
Il Sshora AZ rUea south. u is SUPPOSE saS =
iosded coal terriae gale tros 1 II. S'te
east Va spoM pfeval -. =. =
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THE AlJLL RhIIRAD LIST
SUGGESTIONS FOR \ SEW sY,rEM-'LLEGED DISAD-
yANrAGEs UNDER TIE PRESENT EEGuLATI3S.
Among the many reforms attempted by the

SUGGESTIONS FOR \ NEW sY-TEM-ALIEGED DIsAD-
yANrAGEs UNDER THE PRESENT REGULATIONS.
Among the many reforms attempted BY the
Hons ourumittrc Na, AL.iI, n th, -oycrncui Of
the naval service is which proposes to rcnOyae Csc
whole retired list. Dining Tie present session OF Con
crc.s several private oils have brcn introduced 10 ~
Store certain officers to TIE active list u tHc navy Who
had retired frUn sickness exposure in the line oi
duty and had considered th,ir health Restored, ,nd
were capable OF again performing active duty Most OF
these bill, aye met with aa adverse report from thc Ma
val COMMITTEE, from any feeling Oi prejudice, but rn-
lrciy own 10 II, determined opposition 10 private les
latlon bills Of tn, class. II is proposed To enact
Lrnc law before the close Oi the session. rrOls lor
all eases OF HE Lind; consequently no prNa'c bn Tor
Restoring officer 10 the active list nom the retired lst
will De acted upon fayouhy.
the DIl viii be framed from tie suggestions made
BY the several naval officers who replied To the circular
letter ,surd by W. G. WhitthOrue, Chairman of the Iioe
Naval Committee, on Fen. l. 1876. The circutr Was
addressed to all OF lilc officers between the rank u,
admiral and commander also TO the stuh onccs above
the rank Of lieutenant commander, aud eiidtcd 81
plies From these letters il gathered that before
tht rIyl officers had llUi 20 pass ,u eIur.l
nation IuL promotion hli btrd piuctd upoh ,lC
retired et which prcicr b lr tHouEui, may itNt u-
du,ri miy others 1" N scci ter suuta lHs hriHS
u great injury 10 tIe service "ut ""th@ an ,N-
ytust upon tic Government Tor ul' ~ support without
inyif aa'ihs i'ndltHhS 2l',e 10 'h,i',' -',n 10 ~.
llJ..u upul uHiu- WltI officers .gdtri Ter l'hf ana
ut tur uuIr fl l. IA, rst,a iati a "c" 81 o cannot
pHs- d.. rAIu.nti,u Mo aOi uht "t''r it rtd.t II
lieutenant, sltI bo Couuuu On tlr actNc i'' 10 per-
form the dy ol b4s grade, Wihout .uturr ptuinutuA,
unI.i lu t,Il b.. found qualified hJ cAluWati"h tAHid
di, It-4- Htu irn tine service i.o't iahit u p'S
tae s,cOlu animation. The mt'uu1. az tGr pfor'S'l
bl 10 restore active uuty taose No ai" ,aydDe oi
performing duty, urup UuJ tDuoe Nho Mt.t itli'u
" from causes poi uciIcut tO Gc service tUheH ~
drdur 10y Real. idmrAl Sands mcauus ta,s. wio
aIc not mor.ih nt Tor pro orion, or uatnr@S iF"I
haDis OF ntmp"fHuce or uad moral ciarac"i }, tnd 40
rri1n on tue lesrrd list tI" "ho nave D.'u ie,lie
upla wounds or scAnc~, igom exposure IN me hhr o
duty. The s c,On, iOr tHe most pant seem To De u
divide the rrtrrd Lea utU tnIts cla0scs Wtn - mlyy
r.lCs m percentage Of paw lpOu the ntst should bo
placed all Ibsr NhO nave performed their service up 20
ic time of t,clr retirement hon1Jjbly and iahfniy,
and whose disabilities other than age, eutrry mel
don. u ht btNce: lhe second class " ose VINO nave
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
FATAL RESULT OF A JOKE.


Richard Evans of No. SO Vandewater-st. was
found unconscious in Markstst very early Saturday
morning. and taken the Madison Street Police Station
where he ed soon aiterward At first II was believed
that his death caused by the excessive heat and the
effects Of the liquor that he evidently had been drinking
Subsequent investigation showed, however, that his
skull had been fractured by heavy weapon such as
a hammer or a stone Later IL was found by Capt VII
lam of the Fourth Precinct Police that Evans who was
a sailor had been engaged In alteration with an old
shipmate named Thomas McGough, alias smith, in the
boarding house Of David Jones at No. 81 MaTketst
About 2 O'Clock on Saturday morning McGough was
arrested at Water and ROosevetsts. by Detective
MaIoney and taken the Oak Street Police Station
Evans and McGOugh had known each other for 10
years The men had not seen each other for
long time, and when they met at Joness
house they drank liquor together several times About
midnight McGough filed and lighted pipe that he
pTized very highly ana the TWO men et le pace 10 20
home. As they upon the street Evans Johligy
snachcd McGOugh'S pipe from us mourn ana ran dOWH
Markest. McCOugh after MIN, ana hhuhg tIdt ne
could not hiIn picked up stone ana al MaulSOn
Evans In back Of his neck and ne fe upOn ihe SIDE
walk McGOugh picked up ms pipe ana WlthOuJ Wait-
IN. 10 see whether not Evans was Dadly Hhl went
back JOnes's clearinghouse, where he drank more
liquor. lie then started Tor hODl5' where no WAS al
rested. . -.
Capt williams turned over the prisoner to Capt
McEWain the Seventh Precinct Police as the Loicl"C
had committed in that pfeclnS. Coroner Eulbecf
impgnelpd a Jury, which viewed the body. hcbOush
was committed u the Tombs and Donald NcGuggen,
witn.ss was sent To the House of Detention Deluty
Coroner GoldscGmd made autopsy upon the DOdy oI
Evans and found "A fracture OF the SKULL
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
THE COURTS.
THE HOUSE ESTATE.
EVERYTHING GIVEN TO THE WIFE BY THE WILL

EVERYTHING GIVEN TO THE WIFE BY TIE WILL
AMOUNT OF The PROPERTY.
Mrs. House, who shot her husband, Orson
A. House. recently is living the residence of VIM
c. Van Sant her father, at Trenton, having been a.
mted ball BY the advice Of her counsel she refus.s
20 give any statement Of the of the shooting He,
father wealthy man. is her attorney in fact The text
follows:
In the name OF God, amen. I, Orson A. House of Nc,
YORK City, being OF sound mind and memory aud consld.
therefore make ordan, publish and declare this 90 IN
my last will aud testament That Is 70 say First after
all lawful debts paid and discharged, give and
bequeah unto my beloved wife, Irene A. " House all oY
my property. both real and personal.
Likewise, make, constitute, and appoint Irene A. v
House said wife, % be the execut1x OF this my last
will and testament hereby reyokng all former wills by
made.
In witness whereof have hereunto subscribed rx
and affixed my seal the fifth day OF April In tbs
year Of Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-three. ORsoS A. House
The will has been admitted TO probate in NewJersey
and by Surrogate Calvin OF this state II is stated Tat
the brother OF o. A. House, who contests the win and
the validity OF the marriage, will bring sut in the New
Jersey Court Of Chancery to prevent the widow from
acting as execurix II is stated by those who are con-
versant with the affairs OF Mr. House that his personal
property will not exceed $1,000 and there number
Of judgments against IT, The bulk OF his estate which
valued al $3.50 0O0 was purchased in the Of aud
decided 20 Irene A. " House, and cannot be reached
under any action TO recover his debts
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
nrrNIEn LIS cunLn-
uing the past week four-ycar-oId daugh-

During the past week f0ur-year-old daugh-
tcI ui Iu-c Gaia.do, poor Iuan wing 10 Nc"ar., e
For several m1.t G,lJrlu had been without employ
mrut, and hc hli money tU secure has child decent
sr.ulurr. IL collected 20 from his poor n,igbois
Erop,L lawyer, .Dd merchants refusing 90 give any
thing. This none, he gave To firm Of undertakes 15
pat payment iog cutI, and promised tc pay tAe Du
ance - sJyu be could collect 4. On tle 10. owi9s
day tie UuG,la@,r- notified E.u that la - could
no; furnish tIe colin without payment u I..L Are
E..-uueuts Were t,. made Nth undertaken y j.. Lry
ui NiuIuu-,t, ,.Ud o., D.i' oI ,hc child H.H a.Ia
Itc,d Uu IDr phc tuc father a-aI sia..G uIt i' ~1-
uut sil,gl ytOut to tIry uc Itts one. A'ct N..Aus
iur upur,, ,uc poor succeed ID g ..i,u- tara.Dr
four dollar, more and NbcI Lc returned IO s uc'a.ar
home r discovered t.t tuc second u!Htg' lU u"ru
10 u.. uusr AM removed ulv see Lon. lu. corpse, lf-
ia- word .Ilt must have .ls yts b.. advance Ilr
boz oi tIc child h. been cit ou board posed to taa
hc... ioI tulre d - and had sGfuvd uJ,G 10 ur,;to
tr.s Ce--lN 10 remove it, a. aaVth'i enid ut
o. l.dI uid sfIftEcu down Win tup -sr o.-
uY.l4yrd. Finally tAg matter DrOu--t tJ u. A.
truuu uf the OScsrcr u tic Poor, who p l.r lor tIA
bIr i-.i-,. and juu r.il4 il,rrcd In tU grave
q. "a deceased l,.t,INc lud AR uuUL. Cemetery.
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Ncl- lori, Jnly 22, +

MP. MOuLrON's SUIT AGAINST MR.. BEECHER.
conference was held at ihe Fifth Avenne
Hotel on saturday by Francis D. Aoulton and his oon
sell benjamin. f. Brtirr and Roger \. Pryor lts"ieI'u
thai Mr. Motrn determined, in view OF the I''ei''i. u
the decision Of Judge Dykman by Jndge' "ihc.t ah"
BARNARD nj PousIboepsc 10 force MI Beech'f ny ne
Ais of Juiy 10 make to the planlh oi Io HIS
case 80 BY default. ia which event hlr Monli"h can nave
ms damages assessed by sheriff, ry. In either event
tp c,.e ,cu,d then 20 10 the Court of Appeals rs Mr
lrec!rr could not take his appeal mere on que 49,
oycrruing of q demurrer; he must wait uh'i wa
ct H. recnrlrd After tie conference Gen. Pryor 'it
thc civ and Gen. Bu!cr took ibc Fhl RiVef D'at'
bolrg accompanied 10 The pier by MI MoulOn'
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

FOR LVCEPOOL-Hl sierratir Gin o. 1soga Jg Jgg
22.F VI. U-h j.. Ani,ueua., &. H. e. Ale a. .. o. T.
\ d. santiago NuaJ Mr. Alny Mrs AaF, = ~ Asii.s vs.,
y AspraiL VIM d. llual Alrs t. ". l'l.oa -s' ,si
infant H.Isc J.; by-i, Mis- d Bees. as as 10y
Brown. bIutt. H. n. baht'ut H. a. 'n' ,,-.,'S
Brown, IS. G. Eotyirr NW ll, i- Cfac4ra ' f, oa.
E4u. Ir. g. O.. clifton a.. 4. t'GJ1j, tl-. '. 7" ~
Mr. Dry. eIou akin fs.Ss 4 tllot, Nt"a ..a'.
\. tr.tu t!ts. a.. Guides Master ". J. ''0lt ''' ,a,
s. D,i.ys, Jlailcs 'rLIb. Nm 6fIhb A&Ii ti"sl.
trrEsir .ir, Hickey and sou, 80, = i'",t Dr
llll d. Iusl.,. Coo Hollow 5, Dg. doiI W - ~ -..v
it .tIght, H. B VI usJai- fDid il'4fP u ~, 80 Ur
M. E..i.. .Ig.i. J..rs hlu-, 'lt'- ~ * 49, m
a. r. r. lup L. Kane, Mis r.. r. ~ ~ 10, m, ,la,
M a. jsti.r A. d. iowb,r ID, iut. s'ft "a Il, -
A. rs Ludlow Miss datitr MaAouel, Nt" ~. ~ Min
49,. a.. ~ NsrIua MlfC- Muyu. Cap 4 N. y,t'R, y ~
Nrf r.lu lchu Mruurasi col "a. ID. A.-. aiN an A.
A. Na,.or E.tliud rery, " ~ tsSi'e T" - "a n, ,ea
IL. T.,'fr A. b. Iouur~, y lslsSi4A ~ D. N,'' - 1i,
Nm g.. l. H. Uicnrds1u, Nrs ~ l. ilti' i eN9it 80
,', i,,Tv A. ia,l, MI SuharL lhuaa7 oh IL
Mssr Aiax ,ilycnuS H. A. staiie T. j. sa's , 's C6sS
S-,j.r ,tr Senoeaicu apt x. ,auntels, Jas ..r = g.
~ ,t',5 Mr. 81 'naey capt ~ trotei Q A' Ing
~ AIMED Irru,i. hits AfI tutAti' J. -. - :
-, ~ N.ra,.is g. u. walker IS. W liliNsti.u ~. 'rho
49,; \, n, N mite A. ". Mob.y, MlHlvh MA.' ,o, a.
las B,l, tic R'Y. An''s L'u"' '''N ~
Bell Thos. Young. M, ..,t n V.eyl Ffdnk
rtrv Ars TerIf aud mad airs NlehS 49,, sir, Brt
walter crooks Mrs Ctooks the Rev. N.Y. hute Nss kse
lcr II. sawyer, Mise Il. MCMILLAN. AIs' A'@sV0~' 49,
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

splendor simply barbarc, as Tor instance, III C ~
ru's hair Intended for prince that Is trimmed VIA
border three inches wide of what looks Ike thick god
lsaf out into shrcds and sewed on in dense HISS 80 '
IN ook lbe fur transmitted by magic into the precious
metal ong the really lovely tinss are ca, 5L'S ~
white marble lnaid with coOIcd stones iornlhs hoNS
ntcn.. sfee c1skcts in!d with gold III the most dc
cato arabesQros; goyc-bo4cS covered wan u"la,5 H
vices An noIhcrofpcarl; many articles III lc iV," V,r
Indian scarlet and gold acgucrand In paPic mlchc WOrH
and paintings upon leather. The large square CARPET
that hang from the raitCrs OF ludinn nah"'V'u'
oItnnngi they hear the name Of London mercantile
house THIS lesson ia taught hy the East lndl ln ulN
1ud we cannot fail To receive it, hOWeN er unweic'c L"
our pride if NAV be-tha with all our boosted pr"StA
in the arts the HuicoS can weave hht tissues 'u We
and produce more delicate worR III motais
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
THE TOMPKINs-sQUARE IMPROVEMENTS.
..... i. - LIZ. Al.IurI.lnln

Another special meeting OF the Aldermen was
held on Saturday fOg the purpose OF passing the resou
ton authorizing the completion of the Tompkinssquare
improvements b. days labor At the tIne appointed for
the meeting only 16 members were present but after
waiting two hours another Alderman arrived ana the
resolution was adopted by the votes OF all presents
among whom were the Republican Aldermen Cudhpp,
Hess ami Pnckncy. resolution was adopted amend
in the rules to render member liable to eXpuI-
sion who may hereafter absent himself from three con-
sccutye meetings Board except in cases OF sick
ness without first having obtained the consent OF the
President Tie proposed ordinance To compel owners OF
coaches landa claenCcs, carriages, cabs, &c, to nave
two lighted lamps on each vehicle in the streets AT
night Was referred TO the Committee on Police and
Health with instructions TO hold three public meetings
Tor the puspOse OF hearing any one who may Wish to
oppose It's passage and to report to the Board agn ID
two weeks. The ordinance 10 prevent the Unauthorized
removal or uutiIidpn OF street monuments which had
been previously transmitted TO the Board by the Mayor
from the Department Of PuD!ic PARKS, was adopted.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
A rHIsONEE RECAprURrD.

Detectives titus and Thompson OF the Police
Central Oice or Apu. u last arrested Mary ANA Watts,
AN csc uled ,onyi,, from ,n4 Sing, and EUua smith,
"a charge of shori.uH-. Al the Police Central olfco
Emma smiu. was apparently taEcn with Labor pains;
and was 10 niucawcits island and place. n tHo
mut,fnl.y ward og thc ChaIty Hospital \ W days
a.t, ,rNuri ID was found hI sac bad escaped Detective
Thompson W-iaIiL tufOUl a lI'l--ai. aJuDt noon
oa saturday when rc saw Emma SMII ,iItuE on SCOOP
huuiu child. only iuito weeks Uu. DO her lap. i,t
woman taken ip the ruucr Central Du,, ANA super
m,,ndct Mau- U-Gertd her "a ue seut 10 sac Washing
ton Place iVAgc Court upon the old charge Ol ShCp p
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

William Wicgins vas brought before Judge
BiNby a. tle Esssv ~ rss, P08ac court on Saturday,
charged .niy -usms the tus-o'at Coinnv, and
nearly srowuae Ter by ettIn4 .nc CcujoH water
continue 20 mo hcr after her noor ANA tanks wr,'
hl5ei. Il wac charged that De- d.a s'3 e percent
.,.. 90. the cost raising uaU wrgruug company.
D II once before SUNK tH.-"uit, soc I#cob IrN
N b., .ius aiui,t'I E., re uad n.yC uluC.y m aHlag
tr,u .a,-4ut,a uu which hc Was uwp.AtHr bu. denied
tAli ne did ID Intentionally, or Ju alr he1 81 MatHs
money from ,rs ~uEus tie w.s drru.. Dec cfiuDl,
" ch lac sunk th, jacob Meyers, and fen a,c, while the
water y.s I,.u. .l,O tIJ taIhs oi tAe Coilhic. lie
was lrd m 5000 a3ll
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Alexander Y. Mckay was charged by bis employer,
John b. Haywood before Judge Bxby, saturday, with OBJ
fgpiuy BIBLES by prcteDscs. The accused
yasser Of the Dies and returned agreements from
,vrr rerHOus 10 pay for them, which las employer
on and gn h Bibles these orders. TIE prisoner
was held fOr examination.
Patrick Hogan was committed. IN detault OF 500
ban v Judge Duffy the Washington Place Police Court
lriy charged with an assault upon ms VIE liahH4n;
gbOfs aVe bm bad character if lh0Acatoh ana
lin found with ca- psnfe in his hand uenC threats
against The police lie has stabbed several men, IN
alutf ytIft llfT
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
nHE MORTALITY LIST.

The Bureau Of Vital statistics registered 997
deaths 4G3 births and - Marriages last week For the
week Of 1873 the deaths wete 9J9 The Increased
mortality u mainly attributed the hot weather, as IL
shown b, the act that the number deaths saturday
Wa, smaller Than any day m the past two ~eeAS.
several druggists, III response 10 the circular 0i the
Board OF Health have informed sanitary superintendent
Day that they will furnish The poor. without Charge
sc m.,rciuc as may prsyrtOeI by tLs sanitary H.
Ep,,tuIs. 1hc !DlDwiuE tbt- show tIo mpris.t, Tor
past weeks aud tAr week cogIc, pom sis
ystt.l- tuIt lust cuGrH past 10 years:
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Donohue was the only Judge holding court
on Saturday and he only for pressing pdro business
The state Court rooms in the County Court-house
are being cleaned being the hrst thorough cleaning they
have received several years In the supreme Court
advantage Of the opportunity TO make altera
tiou In the Arrangement Of tho rooms The Important
VIII De in the Chambers where the Judge desk
Will be 80 placed the lawyers address the lndge with.
ont batIng from the windows aud wiudO1 be
op,le without freezing daugbt TIE JUDGE The altera
the direction OF Chief Olcer Ricketts,
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24

broken down in the service without forfeiture OF
character and the third class those who censurab
l, not the extent of dismissal 10 is also recon-
nendcd that the President be empowered 10 employ any
retired officer shore duty formerly, as there are
many situations which they qualified to hls The
line officers qualified to l consulate and diplomatic
and the staff officers particularly qualified
10 perform the duties OF pension agents surgeons of
hospitals, surgeons for examination OF pensioners
steGmbnat inspectors &c. This, il is thought, would
cirect a creat Swing 10 the Government
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
ME-. BErcHER AT THE THOUSAND ISLES

ALEXANDRIA BAY, n. Y, July 23.-ltenry
Ward B,cchcr preached at the Thousand laiand HOUSE
To-day The large dining hall and pirlois were p'''u
with people and many were unable to hear me d'-
course An extra train ran from "acro"h Io nc
ceIpol,tc those wishing 10 attend steamboats, "a''"
Ni,c,ut.' and from Kingston, Gauapoquc, ana binct
VILE i'm Canada. Twenty steamers loaded WIN nas''h
',rs r,yr arrived at thc wharf tu-GIg Mr.. B.c,drf
nrracjrd II hc Thuu-aud island Park on Friday lie is
lNnrcta 10 remAn hove lur .ct-TII Jays.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
ARMY ORDERS.

WAsHHGTON, July 23.-By direction Of the presi-
dcui INST lr y 4. iue,u ist AIillyry. 2. detailed as
r5i.ssoi OF Aair ~cructs 1lgtDs the U'ispIliy
report tur
me,y IN" rs-ud'4un ul -ur-tou j. y. Mlaau has
lt~I by Tie PtsIa L. io take effect tt 10.
Saruon cuIt Lppucut ~ ircN Ct uou Oy in the Depart
len. Arizona, and Vii rrp1t m Ilaou 10 tie Supcn.
oi Bs Military Academy at Mtst POINT tOr ANY,
LtsuE Assistant Surgeon ~ G.. Gard, who Is grnted ieay
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
NFyy yORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY JULY "a, 1870.

which shall have been made ~ aforesaid py p pein
sba and IiAe 10 p!rselt proc! ~ thc rutb 81 we san
befor tGis commission 20 The end that thorough tiai
shall he hai thereof. IL. .,Ii.cs
Voted That thi- Commission d1n"" ahjou'h' 'uAJ'O'
10 tEC oall ol tho ChairalIi.
=" ~ s,,,to,,N 6 y. GOOEiN
T..Frn a. KNtry ] J.. rN.GEST
i. FiNCU
yrl-. TOrE July - 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
Little Alice w.s crying bitterly. and on being

o,etioned esss To having received slap from one
o ltr piay fellows. lUu sAsud have returned IT,
wisely said the queStoner "Oh returned IL before
SAID the little gir.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-24
WrcA guUng Week ending
I..l.- JtI.ly.


iu past year, dgrms fhe heated term, The great IN
crease H iuyr4iI.. Ha, .r,I IUr C'A. go .Hu Utsis
da4lug diseases among tAc cI.l.cl vl .c poor