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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-06-14

SHERIFF's sALE.--By virtue of certi-
| = fed copy of a decree to me
directed, from the clerk of the Superior Court
Elizabeth Barih is plaintiff and Melzar
Dunbar ct al. are defendants. requiringme to
make the sum of four hundred and ninety
such other sums as provided for in said
decree, with interest on said decree and
cost, L will expose at public sale, to the
| highest bidder, on
SATURDAY. the 1st day of July, A. D.
1876,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M and 4
o'clock p. NJ, OF said day, at the d cor OF the
court house of Marion county, Indiana, the
seven years of the following real estate to-wit:
Part oflot one (D in F. J. Affentranger's SUBJ
division of lots number one %, two (2) and
three (3), in James NJ. Rays subdivision of the
northeast half OF square number ten lOl in the
city of Indianapolis, situate within the fol-
lowing meets and bounds, to-wit.: Commence
ing at point In the north line OF said lot one
ID, forty-ihree (43) feet and six (6) inches from
the northeast corner of said lot, running
themes ives along the north line of said lot TO
the intersection of n nth street and Indiana
avenue; thence soutneasterly along the line
of said lot on Indiana avenue seventy (7O) feet
to point: thence northeastery on a line
parallel with the division line, commencing
on Indiana avenue between lots one Q) and
two ~, forty (iU) ieet TO point; thence 10 the
place OF beginning, in Marion county, Indi.
ana.
Ifsuch rents and profits will not sell for a
sufficient sum to satisfy said decree. interests
aud costs, will, at the same time and place,
expose 10 public sale the fee simple Of sand
real estate, or so much thereof as may be suf-
ficient 10 discharge said decree, interests and
costs.
salJ sale will be made without any relief
whatever from valuation or appraisement
laws.
ALBERT REISSNER,
Sheriff of Marion county.
June 8, A. d. 1876. june7-3w
GREEN, PEARSON & CAMPBELL, Attys. for PHI.
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CHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue OF a certified
- copy of decree TO me direc ed, from the
clerk OF the Superior Court of Marion county
Indiana, in q cause wherein william n. Ed
mouson is plaintiff, and Eliza K. Grimes Ell al.
are defendants, requiring me to make all such
sums as provided for in said decree with in
terest on said decree and cost, will expose
at public sale, to the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, the LIST day of July, A. D,
1876,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock P. M, OF said day, at the door OF the
court house of Marion county, Indiana, the
rents and profits for term not exceeding
seven years, OF the following real estate to-
wit:
Lot number twenty-seven CID in Levi Rit-
ter's addition to the town OF Irvipgton, and
the dwelling house thereon, situate in Marion
county, Indiana.
If such rents and profits will not sell for a
sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interests
and costs, will, at the same time and place.
expose 10 public sale the fee simple of said
real estate, or so much thereof as may be suf-
ficient TO discharge said decree, interests and
costs.
Said sale will be made without any relief
whatever from valuation or appra1sement
laws. ALBERT REISSNER,
Sheriff of Marion county.
June 6, A. d. 1876. june7-lw
JULIAN & JULIAN, Attys for Pl'f.
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STATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, IS:
y In the Civil Circuit Court of Marion
county, in the state OF Indiana, May term
1876. No. l,5i2.
Zeppania Cassel VS.. John ii. Harris.
Be IL known that on the I'd day OF June, 1876
the above named plaintiff, by his attorney
died in the civil Circuit court of Marion
county, in the state OF Indiana, his complain
against the above named defendant for the
removal OF a certain Judgement and Issuing
OF execution thereon, and on said I'd day OF
June, 1875, the said plaintiff filed in said court
his affidavit showing that said defendant,
John h. Harris, Is not resident OF the state
of Indiana.
Now therefore, by order of said court. Sc i'd
defendant above named is hereby notified
Of the filing and tendency OF said complaint
against him, and that unless he appears al d
answers or demurs thereto at the calling OF
said cause on the second day of the term o..
said court, TO be begun and held at the court
house in the city of indianapolis, on the
fourth Monday in August, 1876, said comp aint,
and the ma tiers and thin therein contained
and alleged, will be heard and determined In
his absence.
AUSTIN 81. BROWN, Clerk.
JOSEPH T. ROBERTS, Atty for Pl'f.
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"A CARD.

Four elegant stereoscopio views OF the Gem
tennial, as SAM les, sent by mail on Ieceipt
of % cents, or one dozen for Is cents. With
grand,steIeoscope, 81 81.
c. w!WHITNEY & CO.,
.ltester, Pa.
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CTATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, SIS: In
y the Superior Court of Marion county, in
the state Of Indiana, June term, 1876. No.
1864.
Mary A. Glessenger VS.. Albert Glessenger.
Be IL known that on the LIST day OF June,
1876, the above named plaintiff, by her attor-
ney, filed in the office of the clerk of the
Superior Court o Marion county, in the state
OF Indiana, her complaint against the above
named defendant for divorce, and
on said LIST day of June, 1876, the said
plaintiff filed in said clerk office the affidavit
of competent person showing that said de-
PENDANT. Albert Glessenger, is not resident
OF the state of Indiana.
Now therefore, by order of said court, said
defendant last above named Is hereby noti-
fed OF the filing and tendency OF said CON-
plant against him, and that unless he appears
| and answers or demurs thereto at the calling
of said cause on the second day of the term Of
said court, to be begun and held at the court
house in the city of IndianapoliS, on the frs
Monday in September, 1876, said complaint
and the matters and things therein contained
and alleged, will be heard and determined IL
his absence.
AUSTIN II. BROWN, Clerk.
w. Nj. ADKINSON. Atty for Pl'h.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a certified
- copy of decree 10 me directed, from the
clerk of the Superior Court Of Marion county,
Indiana, in a ause wherein the Indianapolis
Insurance Company is plainJif aud Alonzo
h. JosSelyn ct al are defendants, requiring
me TO make the sum OF four hundl ed and
twelve dollars and fifty Five cents with interest
on said decree and cost, L will expose at public
sale to the highest bidder, on
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indianapolis, Ind, June I. 1876.
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w. NJ. Atkinson, Atty for Prn.
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SATURDAY, the 1st day of July, A. D.
1876,
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June 6, A. ID. 1876
McLA1N BAKER, Attys. for Pln. june7-Sw
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WORKING GIRLS MISERY.

New York, Juno %, 1876
To TIKI EDITOR OF THE HERALD
As your columns open for the unfortunate to
state their grievances will trouble you for lines
Of space, with your permission.
II will be seen by looking through your columns
there numerous parties wishing to sell machines,
aud guaranteeing work for IRON one TO I've years at
good Lrces the machines 'ha the man ufaciurers'
prices"
The fact 10 there among these many ''sharks'
who throw out these bats TO swInde the girls and
women Of our land oct of what they can borrow or
save ny tong until midnight
They agree mot IN wrltnR) when called on to sell
from $65 to Sis ian outrageous priccl TO
give you work al good prcs ard then they turn you
over 10 macsine man to sign wriings pay the ncces
sury $40 deposit, thereby making the ,hopkecp"r
tn rd party that after few weeks the commission
OF SIS fully paid 10 the shopkcepcr, and you
either told that work Is scarce YOU must do the
work at greatly reduced starvation price, You then.
after paying from $50 to $40 the machine are
thrown OF work. and have redress many OF the
otkcepcrs not responsible parties and the
Iacturcr win tell you he has nothing to do with the
arrangement for work. Then. work has stopped,
you must sacrifice what Is PAID and turn the machine
over to the inc man, the shopkeeper having
ceivcd his $25 commiss on. the machine company SO
or $40 and you every dollar plid. While on the
SUBJECT. why is II that sowing machines sold at
war prices while nearly all other goods have fallen
YOUNG WOMAN.
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A TgUCULENT FRESHMAN.

To TIE Epirog or tn. EERALn--
Ngw YORK Junc 90 1876
Your Journal takes no. only y proper view OF the
outrageous action OF the British government In tho
winslow extradtion case. but also expresses true
American feeling II VIC had a democratic President
in Office like Jackson Jefferson, Secretary OF
State Ike Madison Marcy. the tory government Of
Dsraeii would tribe with they have. lie
would annu the treaty by which are nilc cd TO one
small cunboat the lake,, by way OF retaliation, and
thus show pcrfdlous Albion that she cannot always
break treaties with mpunty why It is not many
years ago since The British government, through ils
Consul this CITY, applied for the extraditon OF do
from a regiment then stationed Canada, and
when refused sought TO have him extradited tho
who had run away with boots he wore
Here frivolous pretext put forth alter
they had JAILED on The political charge.
When Prince Alfred In Australia he
got an freshman hanged for mansinughter who HAD
shot At HIM, but dad not even Int him. suppose that
freshman had escaped this country, would we sur
render him as a murderer because English municipal
law declared lin suchy Not much. his British M
erpreialon of JOINT treaty absurd the face OF
H. aud an insult 10 the sovereignty OF great nation
lakes Mr. Fisn and give the Fenans the contract, aud
oil Ben pisraeli viii knuGkle under he did when
Daniel OConnell laid him out Send for o Donovan
ssa and take MIN into your condolences. ana this
English Tory government Will learn whether united
nation Of $4,000 u0J lrcemcn will tolerate liner
stonan turbulence while celebrating the centennial OF
its delivery from British thra dom. FENlAN
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THE TORPEDO EXPLOSION.

CONDITION OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
LITTLE JAKE VAN CLEAF
Tho scene Of the torpedo explosion at Grccnvc, n.
j., was visited yesterday by large crowd OF people
from cvcly quarter Of Jersey City. Splinters and
scraps Of paper strcwu around the shattered
building which seemed as II about to fall to pieces.
The is oil light framework, about hfty feet
square, ana Is nauKcd either side by buildings,
winch work proceeded yesterday as though nothing
had happened In the frame building on the side
several young girls at work in the manufacture OF
lanterns, and they chatcd and laughed pleasantly as
tho curious visitors peered in The ricketty char
acter oil the building accounts Tor the large
nun ser of employees Injured When the explosion
Cured part or the flooring gave way, precpItatIng
many OF the HANDS into tho pit underneath. shower
OF broken icccs Of lumber icII upon them crushing
them ,erribly. From tho position IN which the Douies
oi Caarey Siecke and Louisa Neuss were found II was
reporter called little JAKE Van Cleai, on Daniorlh
avenue. he was lying on a bed w.th his head band.
aged his lett osed, ms lips swollen, his forehead
and temples ieariuhy accraicd and his legs severely
bruised The SKID aai been stitched on his iorehcad
ara yet the poor little fellow bore his sunerings
brave.y. When giving an account OF the accident he
swung his bcau, drew up his arms and said cont
denly II guess III be all right Tor the Fourth don't
want 10 uere that day
..uo you recoIect having been taken out Of the
buildingSv inquired The reporter why Of course,
dor no repac. sharply; ''uut o.ly bop came
qu,ck aud hauled tho Guards on me guess I'd have
cavod In. You sec ! went clean through the nvor
whlio the other ones were hung round on the door.
rem. mUer everything AZ happened. tried 10 put
10 my hand rub some. h NJ wet OF the side OF my
face, Dul was held down ny the TIMBER. Charcy
sicckeI Louisa Ncuss were not killed by tue ire
Charley would nave vecn all right only the big tauie
ic on him. Tuc last saw OF him was when he wis
putting sheets in big press like 40 tboidiDQ
our hands and thea tho big lash came, the Quilt
my shook all over and he boards let me through
Then | heard the cries o. the Other and had 70 lie
thcro till father came and puiicd me oui
Fire Commissioner Van Rpcr and Chef Engineer
Tarricr visited I. scene and made minute
ton OF the premises Mr. Woln tue proprietor. was
assent tue inJu Oh persons were unable give
any satisfactory account oil the explosion the nvcs-
tlga,ion postponed Mr. Farrier expressed his dc
nation 10 sit the matter thoroughly and - make
himscil acqua MED with the WORKING Of all similar
cs Adjustments the vicinity, as the residents have
become greatly alarmed. The Employment OF so many
en- ldreu In such perious emp .vymcnt without tho
adoption OF proper precautions Is condemned on all
SIDES
Clara Arnold. who crushed BY falling timbcrs Il
IN a very prccarols condition. Her recovery
sdcrcd impossible john Rehrcnuacn's death WAS az
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-whesi exceeding y dali prices lower and
= great nominal closing nc sbont 81 IL vi ~ for
No CncRg.: ~ 10 81 III Tor Milwauk q, with c1oce
available at 81 IL The sales about $4,000 bushels
- ~ ~ ~ for prime No. Chicago. 81 40 81 IL tor
M > Milwaukee. 81 - FOR ungraded. ~ - 81 80 Tor
No I. aud snal LOT of Minnesota AZ III - and suc
81 for inferior red Western RyeWe note sales OF 800
a for Canada in bond. and and PenasyivaniA
Corn quiet and without decided change: sales were
About i-5,Vp bushels, nj soc oic Tor damaged and
heated: h0sr. 56s4c Tor steamer Mixed yell
sc Tor low and graded mixed. soc Tor grade; Doc
&c for nngradea mixed. and tjc for Southern yellow
Oats quiet with sales of abut 30 bushels at S6c Tor
No graded &c. Ter NJ. white and Michi9 Whit &c.
Sc Tor white state. Sc ale Tor the range % West IN
white and SIC 4-c Tor OF mixed. Ba ley was
dali Barley maitsaies 400 bushels at " % for Jour
rowed state, time.
hemp. dock at &C.. god. 70 Gays and NJ BIOS
ton loo bales Manila hemp at sc. gold, W days.
We quote =: American DIRE scd, NJ 81 . Tor sisgle
~ s2a5 for ouble and -os l25 for rough; Msniia
81 $40, gold; jute. nc. 5sc.. currency; jutc
butts 2,c. cssh 81 a hemp. &c. gold: istIe. lc
MoLAssss vas steady; about 100 bbs Now Orleans sold
Porto kico. 1850 hhds knghsh Islands and = tOb
bbls New Orr, ans We quote ;-Caba centrifugal ala
mixed. &c &c cayed &c 33c.; do. muscova o
refining. auc. Sac. do. grocery. Sc 4uc Porto
Rico 55c G.: English Stands. SIC. soc New Orleans
fair good. &c DC prime TO choice Doc. ..
NAVAL SIoHrs-fh market spirits turpcntine was
quiet with sales Of 100 bbs ~ SDc. Ko.nWc note sales
o. loo bbs gooc strained on private term. we
strained. 81 20 ~ 10. TsrWsshington ~ - ~ 10
Advices from Wilmington follows: kosin firm !;
strained, 81 oid; good strained, 81 2, bid. Tar Arm
81 ~ furpentine steady; hard 81 sc. ~ 81; virgin
0rts -asrsss quiet We quote .-Llnsced, casks SIC
eottonssed. crude. 4oc sc; southern yellow. 1sc
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Juno %, 1875.
good ordinary 9c Net receipts iis vaes stock $50
NKw ORLEANS, June -. 1879
eooI Culinary. 5ss Net receipts as eass gross So
Cotton firm: miaaling Ike Ne. rsse,.., Is bales.
SAVANNAH, June 20, 1915
Cotton quiet; middlins lie low niddias lo,sc good
s %i.. 49, sss. Ns 81 .5 '4e exports e'-''
CHARLrsroS juno % 1875
s ccn Sas. 0idd sss 1ssa. low Dss SAGE.
stock. 59iA
Spirits Of turpentine qnet 1t &c Resin firm ut 81 20
for strained Tar firm tsi 90
Flour uassapg.a; sale. 200 ss. %hsss ..:s!: sale.
uaehansei Millfeet unshaased Canal irelshss lower,
&c Hudson Lake ress'y,s.whsa, 90 . bushels. lumber,
Lake reesiD..rour $3.50 bois; wheat 1900 bushels;
sos sh; bushes co Do barley
Do rye 10 DO h'pmsn.s by canal g .,dewater
bushels s2 Sy j. b, yS:
FLOUR n good %
= g % Z .sss' 8 .s.s new
sad II Sc to- ~ a Cora %
quo Sashsl: sampis At 4sc ss,ss No nz wsssrn
S"il and low r SIC .sssa for prusr. Barley neglected
as s 'i ..ss s as. ss IL s e III nsis
made
ToLnoo. June ~. 1919
Flour steady whemt duh. shaie lower; wh,te
wa,,sA = M 81 si's . Ms4's ,,a = Il 70 d.
IL 2uix No 2rel winter, 81 iyia NJ. amber Ill.
81 70. Corn quiet .4h mi xed june 52iSc Juy and Au
gust low mixed he 1T sssc 4 offered grade.
.e dS p.on and G sed ,s n..
wheat, 1900 do corn 10. % do osts shipments
1900 bushels wheat. 42.Oju corn. 900 do.
CuIcAco, juno 81 1876
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat fairy nc.ive and
shaie higher: No. hiea-o hprns VI OH pt; 5, Us.
July: II pJta August; No. Chicseo sprln u 3c: re-
jered 7lc. SDc C.rn good dri and and shAAe high
err: NJ. spot August; 45esc, Juy rejected,
Ale. 5lkc. Oats iiriner de spot: .,tsc -9.4c July
Rye duli 6St,r Bariey quiet AID anged Pork
coed demand and shade higher SIS IS pot ana Joly
xis rs $I5 ysi. Angu,t. Lard la good deman aud
shade hsler sII on Sil %, spot and July, Ell IL.
August: all 27ta september whs key, ~ ~. 10.
cep.s-Flour. 300 ibis wheat. 5000 bushels:
cora. sioJJ do oats. al,o do rye, 1000 do; bar
ley 4,ayD do Shipnchts--fiouI, -. 90 Obls wheat,
ST. 100 do: corn 2s,uo 7 90 do. rye. 90
barley. AZ the afternoon call OF the board wheat
lower; 81 UJt, 81 U5sa July vi U5ta Angus
and oats nnchansei Pork higher; SIS y July SO ~.
August Lard hi sher, xl l2:s xl 10 july, 4ll 70
gust. Ra. iroad frsights-To Now York, zoe.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JUNE 20 1s7s-TRIPLE SHEET

a. ooc.: yellow winter soc 5sc white winter
eruie. karhrru oc TO- oathsrn 55c Iiss he'd win
n ss S cache q H.. L.. = crude s So
oa ~5'i s. asS . at "ra 's s
do at Phiisdsiphla Issac and 1870 81 BALTIMORE
z; do s'' !" 1 s1ss' sss' !
esls ,ss: DO. cases. iske lsse Refined ~
from The Ss.s ssrs 40 s',%Ss Civ aais aud
Ss pa 'ssa n'sd sarm.H = d. liner s
y s7ss shipment. y -; .s,ss. g us.
and 7is boxes; beet tisrcss The
ss - n,' SIS Is DID, 10 70 ss
s % ENID So e sss s "a t. @ ss ~
SO 80 bid. sa o. asked The sales 90 b's
sSs n ss as So ~ 90 o. sss:
i'ss r., Fresh sm; . Were a. &
lse picked bellies y'le lolse nnd boxed bellies at
Ws yssrsi. ssr nss: ii sis plain mess
as s q = s%s az. %s 2 Bss s .ss
1855 Tor hans and eisc . ioc for shoulders,
ss'vs s.a fss s s'i'sf sas :isSs
q ss a - s s Ai q pa s %
sq ay asHa s s.s s Z .na & ~. sis &c.
MN .ls. q s. 's.ss: si % .ie. AMI
for Soath Amsr,sa iiAe ilye es consinsn. and io'e
s aa At @ s0a for cs s. an pr az & for
wssern uless WAS steady ., lotc ilc Tor hns 70
R,ox-rhe marks, was steady ana fairly active; We
. .s 70 u. fs's sa s PM do s,%e as Ksn
srcAE-Ihe market for raw sugar w.s mer and sctive.
and fsD AMI 'f' "a sAa a KS
fined was irn he stock Of raw sugar was as ioliows
stock tascer, by actual
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IS. i42 30.77s cl9.6a5 3,5O5
5.n76 1862 80. 2Ji) 400
---- - ------
40 NIB 81, tuU 24v. $50 l,till
3S4.I 4,il3 46. i66 ITO
", 1907 4o.sl7 ao3, 100 4,47i
l5e,is4 45,a2G III, 700 i2.os2
.52,s27 o7.so7 l7C.os5 i.a3s

Juss -. ls7s,.......s.; $685. s4e47 a5ioss 1891
sssssly lair 70 20 Choice sSss @ de- s
hnds and ecses Sos 70 ~ .'se .1ae d. n'oas-es.
% prime &C. ese q, grocery lair 70 tnoe. sae. a>ssc
,s"sa s,aaaa. A asae s.e 81 a BE sras1ya
DO. zoe lo5pc. cnl ioat, l,sSc.
ut from iol.c e: SO DO Annoy .olong ~ rom &c
24,sc: uo do. fornesa ooiiag At 2ac io9c. ole
srnAais9- cceip,s-iol tercea The market was quie,
TAnlow necslpt27 hhd. aud ~ IBIS. The marke. was
wnlsKnY -Keceipts-Iso bbis whisky aud - sbls al.
sos as for
mage especially Tor mat ass suited 70 ram ana petroleum.
70 Lysrpse per steam. 500 Sss;.s grain a. Sgd. 10
lbs . o on Ssw
ami by SAL, 10 packages taow bs Sd 500 ushe,s
ITALIAN bark Wit" $500 auasssf D''ss gram. an
italian s 1sa hence sS vim quarters Lay 4.
Itailan bark with about 100 quarters reports.
terms; Austrian park, with 5000
aa.isers ramnnd but no. confirmed; sas hom rhisael
6s I'D swed Ii bark. theme VITA s4o0 quarters DO y
quarters do ana same capacity on priva.s ,er
Italian from Ba,nors, with ,O Quarters d.
evening WITH 100 Sram a. o. iod an ,ss"n
Norwegian aars her &c 20 car With 900 quarters d. At
S. ea, and fio gratu!y II lay days; nm Amer brig
so1w au
S.rs @ S.s & %
at or about Sos An American brig. 81 tons from hsdel-
i've 'PS ss, s a
Der ut $40 per NJ. nd enent goods ic. per
port., I7c SHIPS fran New Orleans, oton
Hayre reported thence at lc per lib Italian
rsa II e an chsons 10
vita 45O bbls crude petroleum At IS british brig hence
Bill with l. 100 bbs and uU0 refined
81 and 24c British hence to >nntAnder with 800
bbls ana 1000 at IS. Cd and &c. American
ship, from philadelphia to Antwerp Bremen with
bbs do at Is British bark hence 20 the Baltic with
$500 Dbs do So I'D. American brig, hence
vile. with ZOO At 20 Norwegian brig, from
Bal more to the Baltic. with L. bbis do private
terms: American bark from Philadelphia the Baltic
win 3Oos bbis IS Sd. 5s 3D. according port.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

CARYI~-PERY --On Wednesday,, June 81, 1875, at 81.
Thomas church. 9th av.. in TINS city, by the Rev. DR..
Adams, JuLius II. CARyL 10 ELIZA JUMEL Perry,
daughter Of Noisor Chase. all OF New York.
FoNrANA-->ToUvENEI--- June u.s. 1870, Professor
b G. FoSrAxA 10 Miss LEoxoRA SrouvESEL. daughter
OF the late john b. Siouvencl No cards.
HEyDENRkICn--LEyr- On Wednesday, juno 81, at
the Anthem Memorial church. by Rev. r. Hebcr New
ton, EMILE HEyDESREIcH, oil Brooklyn. 10 CAROLINE W.,
youngest uaugh.er OF the late Ausaom Lent, OF New
York.
NEwxAS-GREESR-On Wednesday, June 81, at the
Church OF Our Father Brooklyn, by Rev. IL. Il. Nye
FREDERICK j. NEWMAN TO ADA, daughter oil VIM. +.
Greene al OF Brooklyn
SRARPg--CAMpRELI4-- On Thursday. June ~, 1t the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, by The Rev. John Ha
D. d., RoBERr J. SHARPE and MAGGIE ~, dau.hter OF
Vim. Campbell Esq, both Of TINS city.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Henry W. Poor and nry v. Poor, OF No 6s Broad
way, publishers Of .Poor's Railroad Manual manag-
OF the Railway Advertising Company and dealers
railroad supplies, have been adjudicated involuntary
bankrupts by Register Dwight, tho petitions Of
eleven VI their The following The princ
pull ,reunors:James Foote, $l95 900; Frank saund
ers, $4,000; Francis NJ Weed, $lS,y0o Enos Wilder,
$40 0JO Martin, Bliss Co., So go The GAINS OF tho
petitiOning creditors amount 10 $205, 000
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pected every moment His injuries severe
that inflammation was rapidly setting in. The other
sufferers likely recover
Among those who rendered great servicc in resruIug
the sounded Charles stricken. old New YORK
Fireman, and .orge tiers The loss the stock
and building will exceed 81. 900