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CURRY HARRIET. On Thursday evening, June I,
by tue keN George Corey. pastor OF the 3Oth st. A. T..
Church, James T. Curry " Miss Maggie A. Barrett ali
OF this city.
GlLLLR-THURsTANs-O Thursday, May 25, 1870,
~ the residence OF the hrde's parents, Dy the Rev.
Dr. Peters, j. A. II. Gcr to Emma Louisa Tharsann.
daug TER OF John ihursians, ESD. AL OF this city.
AEAkl Wednesday evening, May
"a 1876 AT The residence of the bdes parents by the
Rev. Father Regln, James u. Leary, NJ H.. 10 Mlss
Mary !; Hadieu, daughter Of George Hadden, Eco.
both of krooKlyn.
MAR, on TROWBRlDGE.-O Thursday, June l.
al tue residence Of the brides parents by the Rev H.
". Bancroft. ID. D., FRANK II. Mlrston to Jennie E.
IrowOrdge daughter Of Frederick II. TrONbriCge ALI
OF BrOOkNu. J. \.
TAALOR-MlGulNS.-ln 81. Louis, tn thursday, juno
l. Al the residence Of the brides bruheria-laR r. l.
Rdsely, Jr by the Rev Dr. Montgomery schuyler,
George Caring Taylor OF BroOkyn, to Jula Dung
Get daughter VI the late samuel u. Virgins, Esq VI ST.
LOuh.
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PETS FOR the P1RLOR.
The Visit of Three Young New Workers to the
sun Editorial Rooms.

The large performing lioness in Howes &
Cushiug's circus gave birth on Sunday TO three
cuhs, two Of which are lionesses. Soon after
their birth they were taken from the mother
aud are being Z" brought up on the bottle" The
mother growled savagely on parting with her
Young; but the circus people were afraid to
trust her with her offspring. IA they desired that
she should enact her part in the nightly per-
formances OF the show, aud the cubs were taken
from her.
Mr.. John W. Hamilton, an agent OF the circus,
put the cubs into a basket yesterday, and
brought them 10 The Sun editorial rooms. One
OF the youngsters was permitted to crawl on "A
table. The little fellow IL about as large ss u
mastin pup and Is OF dun grayish- brown color.
There are Two or three black stTeaks on his head
and neck, and he wears very meagre name.
The limbs are not yet strong enough to bear his
body, and he waddled. The face Is strongly
marked. The eyes were not opened The nails
are sharp like those Of cat. and the ears seemed
as though they had been clipped. The little
creature Is playful; but he pressed his gums
nrmly on tue fingers OF those who tried to open
his mouth. One OF the pups was presented to
Mr. Hamilton, and he contem plates many pleas
ant evenings with young lion at his feet.
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BURIAL POSTPONED.
The Strange Pest Mortem Condition Of n
brooklyn Girls Body.

Ida walthers aged IL years, complained
OF rheumatic pains on Friday, and was soon
after Frustrated with paralysis. DR.. Valentine
did what he could for her at her parents resi-
dence, s79 Sackett street, Brooklyn, but she died
within Ave hours from the time of the first at
tack. The body, however, retained its color,
and was destitute OF the rigidness attending
death. Arrangements had been made for the
burial on Sunday, but q consultation OF physi-
clans was had, and 1t was decided to defer the
funeral. DR.. Valentine opened a vein IN the
girls arm and few drops OF blood trickled out.
The PHYSICIANS unanimously agreed that, while
the case was one Of the most singular that had
come under their notice, there was no doubt
that the child was dead, and the postponed
funeral services were held yesterday afternoon
and the remains Inferred in Greenwood Come
terry.
Dir. Valentine says that the mother Of the de-
ceased girl while about the same age "a the
latter and living with ber parents In Germany.
was taken suddenly III. and In q few hours, to all
appearances, died. In accordance with the
German custom the body was kept for thu 90
days before interment, and a few hours orevi-
Gus to tho time set down for the funeral the
CHILD turned over In the coniD and soon arose
as " from refreshing Stun Der. The case
caused great excitement In Germany, and was
made the subject OF lengt hened discussion
among physicians.
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no RAPID TRANSIT YET.
The Greenwtes Street Elevated Railroad
Acts Unceu Institutional.

The General Term OF the Common Pleas hns
affirmed Chief justice Days decision restraining the FL
evated Railroad from constructing turn out In front
OF the Pacific Hotel IN Greenwich street. The Court
hods that the Greenwich street elevated road now in
operation cannot be further extended under tho special
ac OF 1857 1893. aud 1876, those acts being uncons
tons the subject Of legislation not being mentioned
In the titles Of the acts Judge Robinson dsents from
Judge Daye proposition that the plaintiff has any title
or Interest in the land the IN front of his
premises but holds that the city has absolute title to
me street subject to such tor public purposes
the Legislature may determine to be proper or expcd
ent No exception TO such use can be taken by any
person, whether an adjoining owner otherwise, who
mas constructed vault under the sidewalk. though
sueh vault NAV he interfered With In this In
TACT SUCH vault when II interferes with public use,
becomes nuisance, which may he abated.
llnothy Gallagher, through his lawyer, will move I'm
tne superior Court on Tuesday next Tor an Injunction
restraining the Greenwich street Elevated Railroad
thorized by the act of 1857 ~ ' - w.
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State bonds neglected. We sales Of Tennes-
ds new, at 427 and IS new series nj 49, Bank "
state OF New YorG shares brought lt2 Railroad bonds
Neie nrm AND more active 1ne principal transactions
were 90 tOlluws: ono. Bur. anu Quincy s.. u.s. MIL
ami St Paul lst, la rossc dvis oil, 1O3; Mn ami ST.
Paul l. and NJ diyision No Chicago anu Norhwcsi rn
conso coupon gold bonds 20 \. Y. Central lst mort
eoupon lso tnlon Pacific 4 T. lst mort lOiAS lOiAa
"a ~. Western nion 1r. coupon 1870, eeIt Toledo
Peoria anu War lot, Eastern dlysi0u, SOW Del. aud
llud Reg. bonis. 1891, lie; Chicago and Milwaukee
LIST, los; COLUMBUS, CnicAsO aud Ind. Cen. 1st A4is
{. C.. L. and l. =, 1854 Aibanl and Susquehauna VI
motIsage los Cleveland aad Toledo neS bonds, 1903
HUDSON River gas, sinking fund. l4i Milwaukee and
81. Paul consolidated sinking tund s9ai Chicago aud
NorthNestern ~ norgake. lo47s, Morris and Essex
Union fsclnc sinklns fund, e9ls southern Pseldc
bonds OF Missouri 50, Great Western 2d mortg Y ~
Har EN- LIST 10, registered ll6 Harlem LIST a. coupon
ll65t; Western Paclhc bonds. 100.
Inc oIcning, nlgnest. low rL and 3 r. M closing
prices OF stocks to-day were.
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MARINE fNrELLI0ENoE.

MINIATURES ALMANAC-rUTs DAY
sun rises. 30 sun sets. "a Moon scts.. 3 10
HIuu wArRR-rnt- Day
sandy Hook. 0 IL Gov. slana "a 90 Hell date. %
Arrivcd-MoNDAY, June 6.
Steamship Nevada, Liverpool, mdse and pass.
steamship Carondelet, Fernandina mise ana pass.
steamship Rapidan Savannah, mdse. and pass.
tteamship Gamma. Bermuda, lndsc. and pass.
snip Golden state Shanghai, teas
ship Ballochmyle, London Indsc.
BARK Nalkyrien, COrs, IN ballast.
BARK Tampa, Gloucester. in ballast.
Bark NiatJr, London. chalk.
Also the usual river an1
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NEW York, Monday, June 5-ReceIpts Of
for the week against 1871 ia week ps70 for the
e0rresp ndng week last year. The offerings Included
~ car loads OF fat sere, ana the average quality
better than usual The supply for TO-DAY well as for
tne week was too heavy, ana prices further declined
sbou, Nc n With rather slow sale Deloc Y n,
70 Dress 9o55 bh for Ordinary to GOOD steers iOAGa
lotc TO dress 50d67 MS for prime aud extra dos aud
lie, TO dress 81 ms. for selection.
Receipts OF calves we're 420 head, making A412 Tor
the week, against 44l9 for the previous week De-
nand iight, aud trade very duh lower prices Or
binary to prime veals were held At 4e6Itc NJ but
terlnik caves ana mixed lots at 3t'plifc.
Receipts Of sheep aBd lanOs were ~ car LOADS. or
eOo6 head making 2i25e for the week, against 2471
for the corresponding time last week. Prices were
of NC. n. ana trade was dull At 4Jl86kc. v n. for
clippcd sheep, and 6dDSc n. for lamos.
Receipts of hogs a. cars, or 5t38 head max.
Ing 234OS for the week. against 23gyo for last week
None for sale alive.
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DIED.

CROATMAN.-On SUNDAY. June 4, 1876, after short
illness, heny Cfoa1nan, aged 81 years months, and
Is days.
The relatives and friends Of the family also the
herr Of Continental Lo ge. No ~ / q. f.,
specially Invited 10 attend the funeral We1ncs-
DAY, June Z. 1870 at l.. NJ, from his late residence.
10 an II.
hoCoLLoM.-on SUNDAY, June 4. 1870, Margaret, the
beloved wife Of Michael McLohoin, IN The $50 year OF
her age.
The friends and acQualntances Of the family are re-
spcv tfuh Invited To- attend The fun raj from hu.
bin resldtnc, iQi Nest S0th ST.. az ~ o'clock r. N.
MCDtkMOIT,-lu BrOOAlyn on June 4, Edward Nc
Dcrmutt, aged 81 years
Relatives ami friends Of the fanny are respectfully
invited to attend the tuhera on Tuesday, June o. at
WYckun SITS, South BsOuhyn.
RlGNEY.-On SATURDAY, the 81 inst, Ella beth Rug
ney, wild Of John and mother " the Rev. =. :. Rig
ney.
Relatives and friends OF the family invited TO at.
tend the funeral from her late reside ~ West sd
II on Tuesday, June D. AZ 10 Oclpck from thence
ST. Anus CAuren, Last 1. a II" lear ilh ay where
sole - requiem wilt be offered Tor the fepOso
OF her soul AT lole o'clock.
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w. for prime city, and flos7ssssio:o5 for prime
uVeo Tor July, $40 p0aslt for August closing II IN
sue prlces,. and I'll for September. Dressed hogs
easeF 81 1astSte for city. Butter depressed. eI-
steady Fresh egg-, 1lai8c "N -'ON'
GJHAIN.whest arineri sales esq 900 bush at $1,000
a ~ 20 rerinE 10 for No Chi
sChcsgo sor toft No. s ,or no.
t bond and $ fo se win Gr rs SsU wl9ts5
IN pond Oats dull tales $4,000 bush at 57ss7iec for
tOc for No mixed 4biS4Tc. for white state t6stsc
lot mlked state ana 3SaiiItc tor Western white.
rye nriner az S7a90c. for Western. Barley dul bar.
ley malt 20 800 bush. oil 80 for choice Canada
Gales 1885 900 bush. 35ti5c Tor hot spsboc for no
CRATE; abbc. for steamer mixed beetc for graded
mia,sd Vo&V5c Tor Southern yellow aud 03066c. for
CorToS spot. dull and declined iiec. M,do,ins nm.
lands lyc. Sales 271 bales Futures i.G5-16c lower
Sales e2,yo0 bales closing Al II 27.32c for Jrne
II o-lIc Tor July, IL ll0c. for August and i2c for
susDRIss-sprits turpentlne was quiet and I'M
changed at SOC. Common to good strained roein was
dull and rather easier at tieSsi.75. Petroleum was
aud lt,setssc. for refined, M bbls. Ocean ireg6ts
were moderately active and decidedly nrm Grain to
liverpool BY steam. es@l0d provisions, t0Cs5os per
.on gtsin TO London, Oy steam lid, do. to Hull by
,aais, ds;i do 70 Oporto, 17c gold case OIL TO tho
heNaDt 3Oc,i crude petroleum from Philadelphia to
haNre 81 Va Whiskey lower; $50 Dbls. sold at Clio.
,GEorrEiEs-iio coffee was oull and lower NJ 1890
baltimore on private terms mild grades were Job
bing demand and steady. Rice aud moasses were
anie, but slesdy Raw sugars were rather quiet put
ss,s ay SSS7Jtc tor fair to good refining Cuba;
Itel9tc for cuba, ana SIC. for centrifugal Refined
steaoy ana larry active Al 101stolOttc for hards.
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BllI, which Failed TO Become Laws.

ALBANY June o.-Thlrty-six bills failed To be-
laws by Of the constitutional limitation OF
thirty days, and dhe Canal Tax bD Was to
the Secretary Of State vetoed, curing that time.
Among the bills which failed, besides the Woodin
Charter and Kings County Charity billie which have al
ready been noted, the following OF somewhat
era interest The Volunteer Fire Department Fund
Oil, which provided for the distribution Of the
money; the District Justices bill which In.
tended to abolish IAnors the District Court, and cut
down The number OF stcnOgraphers TO amend the Re-
ysed statutes relative TO powers In trust 50 that the
Supreme Court should become trustee OF tesla
tors property the event Of those named becoming
incompetent and concernlng nOtaries public In certain
cOunties, giving them authority In other counties than
the one for which they are appointed.
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transactions Yesterday ut tue Exchange COM
prised foreclosure ~ es by;
A. H. Muller son, one building, with lot 2OANAO, ON
the side Of Seventh avenue 70.7 feet south Of
l27th street. $4,000.
By Jere johnson, Jr one-oighth interest In the fol-
lowing premises l2 ~. NJ and 10 Leonard street
ana 81 Franklin street; ts,bu1
The following turrc 'OtLrc sales were adjourned;
Two lots ON me south side u seventy second street
west Of lhlrd uNcuuri one tufitr tiNtk bounded uy
Fourth aud Lexington avenues and lWith Md loan
stree piu th" northeast rorurr ~ SlNtynr
street F.fth lyruur anI too 1, uu tne north slo
OF riNtihTst street. EAST OF Fllth uue, u June -.
To-Day, ut the tNch YusV, A. a. Muller a SON AZ -
ununcr Oh sac otYuuallr uptown property, per order
close uut portion OF the estate Of the
late Mnlam N. Rayhor.
Inor, are also b number OF foreclosure sales an.
uOuuCCl
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Gen. George B. mcclellan Robbed.

On the 18th ult. Gen. George b. Mcclellan
moved from his city house to his pleasant country VIVA
Orange Mountains. The house situated near the
summit, aud is closely enylroBed by woods. Several
trunks containing clothing aud vauables placed
IN upper room, ami the General aud or two Of
his family went to Gen Aarcys residence near by, to
tAAc luuch leaving the house with the gardener soon
aNerNMd man approached the gardener and inquired
for Gen Mcclellan, He tod mat the General was
away. When the General returned the door locked
and heard footsteps withiu. Entering by smother
way, he found the IrunAs broken open anu the
scattered. over tl7OO worm Of clOt Ing had been
taken including seal skin sacQuc, mautila
anu nuH, black velvet and several silk dresses aud
two ME lace shavls There Is clue to the thief.
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Sickness. of supreme Cour,Judr...

ALBANY, June 5.-There was no Judge present
at the extraordinary term TO the canal suits day
Judge Daniels being required In Buffalo try George
LORD The term will have be adjourned without day
probably tomorrow No Judge can be obtained In the
State. as nye are sick besides the New York JUDGES
and the ho serious has the delay
business before the courts on account OF sickuess
among the Judges that proposition "a under discus
sion by members Of the bar here have the GOnsttu
tlon ancuded so as TO give the Governor authority 10
appoint lawyer to act temporarily n wanted.
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Three Persons Drowned Near Ne.hanic, n. J..

TRESTos, June 1.-TWO boys named Gray
aged is and Is years respectively went bathing In
South Branch river, two miles below Neshsnic station,
Central ltairoad yesterday. one OF them became
fastened Ia o Ia the rocks, and his companion
10 hls as--tauce anu also became entans led. Alex
ander sh. being attracted Oy their cries. plunged IN
but rtaching ;nem tuey seized hold Of hun a
three drowned. ne three lived In the nc RhbOr
hood. Toe Dodles were recovered
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The emplo, ees of ID. Appleton Il Co.'s whole
sale department were treated oa ride and sumptuous
dinner At schueEen PARK Saturday. the expenses be-
ing paid BY the Arm The participants were taken To
the grounds IN fourth hand wagons gaiy decorated
the drivers announcing the appro ch OF the cayacade
by the blowing Of horns. A pleasant att moon was
passed In rowing, dancing, and playing base Oall,
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ALBANY, June 5,-Ihe Land Commissioners
to-day to accept the changes III tho Of
the new Capitol proposed BY the Olnstead ADVISORY
Board only far up to the roof line The changes
tnat point very material Beyond this Messrs
Robinson, Ross. Van Buren, refused ~ 20. All the
members were present except speaker Hustled A iull
force wall be once sci TO WORK uuon the building
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The Wreck of the steamer Oriental

bOsioN, june Os-lu steamer Orieutu, Idpt.
DOane, the savannah and Boston line. struck ON
dings Ledge about three miles out from Boston Light
last evening. anu Immediately Dnged. Tue fishing
schooner Omega, Capt Morton, rescued the passengers.
twenty ia nuM Ger. The oriental was large vessel,
aud mad full cargo Of general merchandise Consigned
to + AtcAersOu Co. With favorable weather the wee
sci Will probably be saved
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Killed by Lightning.

MIDpLETowH, N. Y, June Sat alpine Bush,
Ora We county, on saturday Cyresus Stevens aged 90
years. Instantly Killed - lightning while leaning
against porch p lar :, wire Globes line attached 10
the piar CONNECTED With locust tree which shat
tered.
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Now that eminent engineers and me-
chanics state, over their signatures that the
automatic features Of the new Wilcox Gibbs
sewing machine enable unsKilled persons to do
the work Of experienced operators with success
and certainty, the long sought "royal road" to
perfection may be said TO have been discovered
al last. 6os broadway, New York.-AdV.
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AMSTERDAM, N. y. June 5-Mrs. Catharne
NewEirk, wife of Isaac Newkirk OF Fort Hunter and
her daughter aged twelve drowned IN schohsrie
Greek. near Van DOrn'a mills, on sunday Afternoon
Mn. NeNAITks body mas Dc en- recovered.
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EAsToS Pa" June 5.-Alvln Laros, son OF Mar
tin and Mary Laros dicd last night. Tnls makes the
fourth member Of TINS family who has died trom The
effects Of poison administered py Abutr Z. LarJs.
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Suslnfss Routrs.


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DIR. G. W. Brnseu'- Celery ind Cha mouiiIo
Pills are prepared expressly to cure sick eatachc per
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ness, and ,eeplessncss. and viii cure any case. Price
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JOHN 4. HENRY CO.. Agents, New YORK.
The season for the summer Hat Inns at length
arrivedso has the hat Ii I've found In the pcrfec
tion of elegance and comfort at hNUAS popular sales
room, 212 Broadway, and In the fifln Avenue Hotel.
Among the muititudinous Inventions Of this
age the silk truss, supplied only by Elastic Truss COM
pany, 6S3 Broadway, stands preemnent, soon curing
worst ruptures.
Disorders of the stomach and bowels Of
children, especay III hot weather. cannot resist tho
gists.
Den't pay - for an Inferior Elastic Truss
Buchan's Carboiic Ssaps-The best preveDtives
OF disease and dsinfectants known S3 John 81.
Cristadoro's Hair Dye.-Its rich and ms gnl ncent
tnts are absolutely incOinparablr. 80 John II.
T. NJ. stewart. the steam Carpet Cleaner.
go Seventh ay. send for circulars.
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suicide In the ward. Island Asylum.

mahuci RuoN' NupHhi VIM aooub el-hteeh
months ago fed from the island to escape nngrison
Incut uy late Ciptan-Gcuerai, hanged himself In
the Wards Island Asy iun lor the insane yesterday
morning. lie vas thiiti three years Of age.
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SUPREME CouRT CHAMBERS. 49, Nos. 4, 3, 90 20,
3S 49, a. 3d. 10, 2G, $50 l6l 1877 100 ia az, ISL
49, i9o' POO, 255 ~, ~ 2aO 30 2sS goo, 2dl goa
POS, 2nD 800.
SPECIAL lERM - Law and Fact. Nos 4o9 800,
~ ~, s22 goo see aei. 4io, an, ~, 22a no.
~ 2i HS2, Sai. S7i $40, 1871, 8S 4ud 2li, 42O 21s
2.sa t4rt iCNos, "a loI2 300 1909, llls; idS,
ltW lA'3, 100 1917, lfNl, 1882 1881 433 1898 lidl
iao9 i91l AK 500 oss 90 co. la,l lli.,e' li4p
~ No, S7,4, 2tSn 1850, b1b'e, lsll. gl7a lipG
lu7l d0l. a2S, 1O1sls
SUPERIOR CorRf-GESrEAL TERM-Appels from
Calendar,-Nos. ., 10 AZ, "A, ID Is, ~, 20.
SPECIAL lfNh lssutb Of Fact. Nos, IL, 90 ~, ~,
3, a. lTi Nos 2iol lll3 1874, ao5, eoe7, illo
ll3i, lnf9 M 1852. 1850 ll3h 49, lU., luiH. Part
llNOs. 1879, az, ilk 7'S, 2l52 2lS2 g2l go 6ls
VsN, 1908, 1851 "a, Vbi. sod
CoMMoS PLrAs-bFNf RAJ TRkA Adjourned until
the fourth Monday ot June for the purp Re Ot
INK dtcsiuu.. Equity Form Nos, On, 4, ~.
toaMOE lIKAs-Part mos 1909. 1850 800 ll6i,
200, e2s 2l.7 2l35 g5,, 9obl iell 2li7, 2iis 2i68
2l1i ma 1898, 1855 1891 2434, 1855 1887 2i1 ibl o.
l9Is IN, 1871 800 1852 2lo3, elt7, 1927 232s ei2s
1874 1853 Part ll.Nos. 23gS 2iIl, 1919, 1859, 1910
1912 g4s2 g4bs 2ibi 2455, 2ies @467 2i6o 1900 s4dl
sSi55 S,5e s417 Sl7s 2t7a e4so g4sl as2 1888 9lsi
gia6 24S0 24Sl 24as 24SD 240O 24yl 24O2 2ig3 24Oi
;a gdse 9d95 Stes 2ts9 300 Par S!st
1901 1908 $500. 1910 coll, 1919, 2blS 26lA. e5le.
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s.s,ss r; .sIs hs s.S ssa s
substsnce that admired bis soldlefiy build and
stranger 70 most OF these gen temen whose rec6m
mendatione you produce are stranger to me. N yOu
can get some Recommendations from persons in New
lofk whom ] know 10 person. or by reputaton, viii
He answered afnrmauvely. that he could; that he
would return to New York and get them He did 20
away How long he was gone do not know that, n
were 70 M any line would say It could hardly have
been less than week
now GREENE WAS APPOINTED.
He did return with several rec dations, I
should think with not less han half dozen, from per-
sons OF tue kind indicated, who did recommend him,
both on personal grounds as soldier Regarded those
clearly placing him within the requirements OF the law
or the naon. ana upon the whole case thus made
/ gave him the recommendation, saying TO him
at the same time that had no application from
home, and thought II quite safe 70 assume
NV recollection l. TO the contrary ana that my inter.
course with the department was conducted by letter
feel quite clear In tue Impression that required Mr..
Or to go TO the department and get the precise
form Of words that would meet the Of the
department for ne to endorse on his application,
sS H back Of S sppSSat copy ,n's 'T pOssOs
however that 10 this l may be mistaken.
The recommendation OF Greene for the appointment
was made on the 12tn OF June, and the time allowed
for presenting these applications expired on the 2sth
q July 1880 gould not have k9own At the time that
the law was then pending and could have known no
such fact, out assumed that that session of Congress
would make specific regulations eoout the army that
would superseds the others then existing.
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DIDORCED.

WARD In the city Of New lork on the 9Th day
OF june 1876 by he Hon George Barrett Justice OF
the supreme Court Ida ward from franci. l.. Ward.
Causc, adultery.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.


swEENEY's BANKING HOUSE, 1oi NASSAU ST
are paying the very highest premium for n actlOnl
currency IN sums VI tlO aud upward
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-06

ROME. n. Y, June 5rhe young man Belt
man, vino buried in wed yesterday noon, Was
Cucd alive at $3.50 this morning
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The Merchant Prince, A. I. Stewart-his HE,
career death and disposition OF 800 900 00on Frank
Lss..e's Fopsllr AV.tls for June. Out to-day Pnee'
20 cents. ado.