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EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

The ono and threcquartcr inch "carrics" f0ps
which was brought over from tho Brooklyn sfs %
Thursday fastened to the New York anchorage
Saturday afternoon and completely secured. II IL
fixed in position to support tho large cradle ropcf
which II Is expected will bo run over ths
latter part this week tho beginning
of next Mr. Martin said yesterday thai
cradle ropes had not been received and he could
not toll exactly when they would be ready. la the
meantime workm-n the New York aud Brook.
lyn towers will bc prncpalIy engaged in making prep.
aratons for these larger ropes Yesterday there
on y five or six men working on the New York tower,
and about the same number on tho Brooklyn side Al
the ancnorages lew mon werc working and they were
engaged removing the woodwork under tue arches and
pointing tho masonry
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nve-twenty bonds Tho subTreasury released sl7, 400
silver coin to day,


ruE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London ndvicss report consols strong and
higher, and United states bonds lrm. Erie was a
fraction lower The Tank OF England gained eco, 900
bullion balance to-day At Frankfort United States
iives sold up TO 1854. Tho following arc late quo
tntons consols for money 957S 90; do tor account
95yk 96; FIVE twenty bonds OF 1865 old 106 do 1861
lOoJ.; tcn-forty bonds 1914 l0s; nves 1o7A a
1878; Erie common shares, 9ss 9at. Bar silver is
quoted today az 81 5ltd 5lssd. per ounce. Rentes
in Paris l06f 471c Exchange Cn London 25f 251ac
RAILROAD BoSDs.
In railroad bonds the dealings wcll distributed
The coal road bonds strong and higher New
Jersey Central nrss new advanced to 1885, de- con-
sodatcd TO IL convertible to 70 American
Dock Improvement Company, 70 TO 601 and
Morris and Essex OF 1871 TO 1o2
1861 Chicago aud Northwestern consolidated gold
coupons firm at 94x. Michigan Central revcns
declined TO 102 Harlem coupon nrsts brought 100
Fort Wayne nrsts 100; do. seconds no. Chicago and
Alton nrsts 100, and New York Central skies OF 1883
and 1887, 104is. Railroad bonds fairly active in
tho late afternoon dealings New Jersey Central rss,
new advanced to 1o31 and Morris and Essex seconds
to 1O4 Lchigh and wilkcsbarre consolidated fell oil
to 46s. New York Central coupon Grsts sold at 100;
do registered at 49, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
consolidated seycps at ulH Rock Island scvens at
l0Ssx; Chicago and Northwestern hrsts At los; do.
consolidated gold coupons at 941z OAK; Central
PacIncs at 1l0X; Union Pacific frsts at lc6il, and
land grants at l04. Tho ntcst bids follows:
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REAL ESTATE.

Tho following business was transacted at the Keal
Estate Exchange yesterday
winans Il Davies sold by order OF tho Supreme
Court in foreclosure, William r. Dixon referee, lot
253xl00 the side OF Fifth avenue go feet north
OF 1l5ih street. TO Oscar lawrence tor S. $50; also
by OF the Court referee two lots, 25 3xl00
each on tho side of Fifth avenue 1873 ieot north
Of ll5th ST. and one lot 2S 3xl0o tho cast side Of
Fifth avenue. 1915 foot north OF l15th street, to
Mutual Lfo Insurance Company plaintiffs, for $4,000
Scott & Meyers sold by order OF the supreme Court,
in foreclosure. b. Harrison referee, house, with
lot 1Sx7l TO- Esst 127th street, south sde 80 feet
east OF Fourth avenue, to John Cavanagh, PLAINTIFF
for 50, 900
William Kennedy sold, by order Of the Supreme
Court in foreclosure, H. T. Farrell, referee, house.
with lot 25x75, on Sixth avenue west sldc e. IL feet
north oi 135th ST., to A. Barnett for S4 500.
Richard V. Harnctt sold. by order OF the Superior
Court IN foreclosure, j. NJ Morchousc, rcierec, one
iot 25xlOO s. East tixtysccond street, northeast
corner OF Madison avenue, to Martin Gcrdes plaintiff
for $ 70O also by order OF the Court in foreclosure.
same referee, ono lot, 25xloo5, on East sixy.shrd
street. north sdc 1Z5 feet cast OF Fifth avenue "a
Catharine A. Cooper, plaintiff, for $l2,65o
COUNTRY SALE.
Richard " IIarnctt sold at Hastings, the Hudson,
on Friday last by order OF tho Court in PARTITION,
three plots of land, With cottages and stables thereon
us follows -Onc half acre on Highland turnpike, with
frame dwelling 10 Louis kcmm Tor ~, 600; ono hall
acre Maple avenue and private rond, with cottage
and stable to g. S. Stevens Tor $556a; ono halt acro
on private road adjoining, with cottage, TO .. r. OneS
for $4,000.
TRANSFERS.
Lewis st. w. s.. 30 lOis H. OF 7th ST., 17xG0; A. G.
Brooks trustrc) to John d. Wendcl. $2,SOJ
32d ST. s.. 6o It. W. OF lst av. l7x494; q. Dilgcr
sd nv ',V e. 70 A 4, OF iiih St.; 2sx;; L. tichor.
administrator to Il. Gehier ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Nom.
wife to L. cchcrt 500
1l7th n j.sS Il. OF NV. and Harlem River;
g. ". Nelson to r. Nelson. $500
12,d st. r. ~, l.G II. W. OF a, ,u5x2p,6: j. 7.
Iockyer to Lcckyer.. 22O
Lee aud wife 10 r. b. Lynd. lssoo
l17,h st.. $, l25xl022: also Maiden lane. No .
Ia5 H. r. Russell (exccuorj j. ". Russell -. Nom.
74th st., W. s.. 100 IT, Of Madison sv.. 2uxlU2.2;
j. X. Sout TO W n Laverty. Nom.
d. Gale rocree TO s. Lock o,oo,
Elton ST. n s., 100 II. W. OF Morris 5xiOO
- I23d ward i. ~. Purdy referee TO W. Qunn... $50
MOKTGAGEs.
Adams, Susan NJ, to Y. T. Taylor n s of 1lth st.,w
of 5th aw 2yesrs.. AIN
18th st. Sycar. 10000
years $500
Bcrkmnn. William. y. xocuior), Ia W. Cox,
Of soh ss O. OF tropdway: 3 years 600
Lynd X. b.. to !. B Lee. =. OF 5itL st, of 9th
av year .................... -. ..... $500
Fraser Charles and wife, to Dry Dock Savings Bank.
n s. Of ii,ith ST. O. OF ID 5000
Colbert Louis and others. TO A. Ottendcrfcr, Of
id nv. of 7ith ST. years. c0OJ
Go.tz. c. and husband, to L. h Raubtschck. n. g. OF
I'd 6J3
Ounn Michael. to \. Wrignt, Jr., n. 3 Elton st.,
". Of Morris av Z years.
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ALLEGED THEFT OF SHOES.

Otto Mcrath, Of No. 37l West Fifty second street,
shoemaker was committed for examination at shc Fiji.
iysevcnh Street Court yesterday, on charge OF steal
ing about sa0o worth Of shoes from John Berger, Of
73s Tenth avenue over year ago Yesterday a little
s,r went into Bcrgcrs stoo and asked TO have three
pairs OF shoes exchanged Her mother, she said,
bought them aud wished them exchanged. Detective
Cottrcl found two more pairs IN Mcraths house rrd
all were identified by Berger MS hls properly. Nc<au
saiu ho was guilty.
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DRUGGED AND ROBBED.

One night last August Patrick Coppngcr. Of No 3is
East thirty second street. after closing his liquor
store, wont into another kept by ncghJor to have
social game OF cards lie played with Edward Nolan,
OF No 326 East Thirty street. but lost conscious
ness after taking the first drink Several hours alter
ward he found himself lying in tho hallway, having
been robbed of $780, which he had when he lott his
store. Yesterday ne caused Noan's arrest on the
statement OF another person, who said that he saw
Nolan with him IN the hallway. Nolan rcmapdc1
or a further hearing.
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A BRUTAL HUSBAND.

Mary Harvey Of No. ais East Twenty fourth strInr
appeared at the seventh Street Court yesterday
TO complain Of her father, James Harvey who had
been arrested for sssauing His wfc and kicking her
down Gight OF stairs. Tho poor woman Is now in
Bellevue Hospital and tho husband was committed by
Judge Otcrbourg to await the result OF her iniurls
which are considered very scriouA
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THE HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION.

Tho Horticultural Society arc busy making prepare
tons for their grand exhibition at Gmorc's Garden.
After the regular performance closed last evening the
energetic managers Of tho society worked TIL late
hour their largo and choice displays Of fruit
and plants IN the most effective position Tho w"rx
will continue tho greater portion OF to-day, that 0by
evening cvcry thing will be IN readiness to exhibit
This Is be OF the finest exhibitions tho Horticul-
lural Society have ever given and will no doubt be
largely attended.
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MUNICIPAL MOTIFS.

Among the callers at the Mayors oficc yestsrday
were Peter Cooper the grecnback candlda,e for prcs
dent OF the United States, an; Dr. Mitchell, Of the
scotch riac team. Mayor wickham particularly
attentive the former gentleman in view Of his early
elevation TO the Presidential char. Tho Aldermen
will leave Tor Pbiiadelphia on Thursday next. spc-
cia meeting Board called Tor "Wednesday. Tho
following Chamberlain Tappan's statement for the
past week balance hand Scptcmbcr9 o. 500 1917 65
receipts 561 665 gl payment, 81 1G6 SO 20 bal
4
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at SIZE per H. III Ohio sheep weight 1900 lbs. at
aac lb. 80 Ohio sheep. weight $3.50 ibs at per
H. 90 Ohio sheep weight a7sO lbs Mt &c H. dS Ohio
sheep. weight $500 lbs Gic H. Sold for the week
ending September t6 ls70-7OAi sheep and lambs; ave.
per head. x4 81.
MLcH Cows No quotations.
yKALs CALyEs.-rrade slow. quality calves.
fed buttermik fed sold at &C.
b also at - - 10 head Smooth quality veas sold
at 1c. "a Ole per lb.
HoGS-Ihere live hogs salo.
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STATE BONDS.

STATE BONDS.
In State bonds Missouri long skies advanced to l0S
North Carolnas sold at for funding act Of 1865 at
for non-tundable and at ! for SPECIAL tax first class
South Carolina now, January and July, brought 3a1
SHARES
Bank shares were neglected The following wore
tho latest bids:-Amercan Exchange. 10SH; City
800; Commerce. Ill Fourth National S96 Merchants
IFS; Nassau, 100; New York, IFS; Republic, 72; ST.
Nicholas, o.
PHILADELPHIA sroCKn.
Tho following the closing prices Of Philadephia
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RUsINEss OPpoRTUNIrIEn.

= NAn CASH AND ACTIVE SrRvICEs IN 4
pC.VVObusiness here that has netted $50 900 YEAR
particulars at interview only. Address EJsKvAIlSo.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PRoviDyscx. II. L.. Sept IN. 1876
The printing cloth market is quiet aud prices
the basis of 4sc tor x6i cloths with goods
held at n higher rate.
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following the changes in closing prices


The following the changes in closing prices
Csred with those of Saturday,
ADVANCE. CE.-Burlington and Quincy, IL; Missouri Pa
ci1c, Jersey Central =; Northwestern preferred,
-; New York and New Haven, a Ohio and Missis-
sipp: a Rock Island. 4 81. Paul common Union
press, 1.
DEcLxk-God, n Adams Express, Wabash, Il (;
Pacific Mail, Il Northwestern, common, 4; Michigan
Central, n Lake Shore "a Erie, y Delaware and
Hudson Canal, 8; Delaware and LacxawaDna, ~; New
York Central, %.
Tho rest OF the list was unchanged
MONEY MARKET.
Money closed easy at ~ per cent on call The fol
lowing were the of exchange New York the
aforementioned cities to-day ay:-Savannah, 4 pro-
mum; Charleston, scarce 4 Il discount 4 par;
New Orleans. commercial Is discount par, bank, a !;
Cincinnati steady. SO discount st. Louis SO to IS dis
count and Chicago easier, SO discount Foreign cx
change closed dull and heavy.
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Tho following the closing prices Of Philadelphia
stocks:-
MINING SHARES

The following arc the prices OF leading California
shares including tho opening figures to-day together
with tho advance and decline since the 14th inst
reported by William Ward. Drcxel Building:-
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MEMORANDl

The Board Of Directors of Chicago Rock Island and
Pacific Railroad Company havo declared a dividend of
per cent, payable October 27. Tho transfer books
will close October g.
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$1,000 MI Con lsf n Il

TibNNC' ~ " Ncu iSt, us
4NnN j Cen conv.
5000 Chi. u Il q Ia.
luOD Chi. Il ! 4 L 7'S..
10 30 X \ w ccg b.
1000 do. be
300 Ch 4 N " LIST. d..
1000 G. J. LIST. 1T j hr.
1000 Nor 4 Il I'd. -.
3 o. un lac k't lst..
5000 In Z rs. lg....
1UOCO N Y Cen lst. T..
1000 4 4 W con cvbl.
1000 W I'm Tel c, 1000
800 l. Il \ c. '9s.. :.
100 Ct West I'd. ..bc
shs ID A n g. hcsh
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BRAZIL MARKET.

Rio JASrfRo. Sept. 10. 1876.
Coffee firm. good 6rtE, a. 100 6.J' 10 kilos
Exchange London, 24}s. Tho Santos quotations are
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT EASIER; FUTURES 1-32C. 1-16c.
LowER-FLOUR QUIET BUT sTEADY-wHEAT
QUIET But FIRM-CORN FIRMER-oATs FIRM
wHIsKEY FIRMER-PORK DULL-LARD DULL
PETROLEUM FIRM-sPIRITs TURPENrINE
sTEADY-ROsIN FIRMER--oILS STEADY
COFFEE FIRM-sUGAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
QUIET.
MONDAY, Sept 1876 T. H.
Business was iairly active most departments of
trade to-day but Change transactions in most com.
modties rather small, though tho markets were
firm. Flour quiet, but steady Wheat was quiet
but firm for prime. Corn fairly active and nrmer
Oats were firm for old. Whiskcy nrmer. Pork and
lard were dull and In buyers favor Frcghts were
quiet. Cotton the sDot quiet and easy; futures
1-32c. Lice lower. Coffee Arm. Sugar nominal Oils
were steady. Petroleum firm, but quiet. Rosin
decidedly irmer. Spirits turIentine steady.
CoFYEE-Ths market iof BraziIs quiet but Grm; ;
1900 bags RIO Imperial. sold private terms
Mild coffee firm We quote - Ordinary car
goes, I5lac. l5'4c; fair do, 17tsc. q 171tc. ;
good do. lee. lsitc.; prime, 1slsc. 1ssic.:
for lots, i5lsc 2oc Santos. fair good
16c. I71sc gold ninety days. Java, BAGS
19c Gle; do, mats 20c BE Singapore. i7c.
lsc; Ceylon, 1Gc ai7c; Maracabo, 15c 16c.: Lagua
yra l6c. like; jamaica 15c. Ice ST. Domingo, I4c
i4stc. Porto Rico. 1876. lT1sc Costa Rica Ice l9c
Mexican. f6lc alike Manila. 1876 1Gsc. Angostura
15c 11c snvanila. 15c i71.c turacoa 4sc Itl,c
COrTOS--The market Tor cotton en-
n reduction OF &c. strict good mddng, middiing
and air The markc; for future deliveries quiet
in the absence OF of the receipts
market closed steady with decline Of i2c ltc Tho
closing prices to-day compare with SATURDAYS ns ioows
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delivered 1Ol bacs For future delivery
sales follows :-Satafday. after one M-Scptem
ber H.. aaics II i.c October 2s, ut II 3 ec
ab III 7,;lc. DeccGDps. 100 at ilac Feb
rnary. 700 q. ~ i33.e March, 80 a. ~ 2o',ze May
aJp at ~ 5-3sc.: 100 12sr. Total. t,oOb bales
sales to-day up to two 4. M-se,icnibcr, 800
At II sIGc 800 ~ 5:isc. go Ike:
September 100 iIisc. 100 September nj IL a-a2c
gcihcr; october. i.Ip At F2c go "t Iiiac November
lOp at IL 3 asc 2Ub ~ Ike December IOp NJ i.
80 ~ n ZOO ~ :dc. 10 ut II 7s2c January
500 IL &C., 100 at ~ Ii3!c no At II J-iuc Feb
iIi,c.. 800 AT II .33.c April 800 ut ~ 10 I1c 1tn
81 1s2c, lO, ~ II iSlCc.. 100 1T li7s. July, MD
IA l,c Total. Is5tu bHcs grand total. 1890 bales
Cotton feirhis closed foows;TO iiavrc. by stcan
II loc compressed, to Hamburg by steam, 7sc.,
prcsscd Bremcn, by steam c compressed; 10 Liver
poui. I'D. BY steam b. Sail Jlts-
FIoun AND t,nAlS-Keccips is 332 bbs wheat
pBDU7 bushels meal. 80 bbis and 100 corn
22T tyI bushels. 5I.5,S do. ITO do: barley
r, harley malt 3o,5 do The Gour market quiet
and steady except shipping extras which Ia
o,rs TIL. sales including State. Western and southern
Mere bbs mt the ations Rye -four
with sales Of 40 bbis. Corn meal steady
IS ~ 81 Brandy wine and 81 % 81 10 tor estcrn
Jcr..v and Pc mn yellow. Wo
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lO:lj AND ll.an A.

{ 5000 Z ) 30. c. 49,. lI6st
1000 Us 5's. G. 'cI.... ,tS..
. iu'rD do. .......... li1.
. lo'rn cs 4 +iz's.r. g.. iils,
4 Nryo do....-.... Ill "a
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FINANCIAL.

4 7 REASONABLE KATES.-MONEY on LffE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages und other
securities insurance kinds effected with best
pmnicA j. j. HABKICH X 90. ! 10 broadway.
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SECOND ROAIn-l p. NJ

: L. NJ
$1,000 Us 500 r.w5n 1875. $iCOOo So c'p7 Il6ss
1000 .2u ce5.n. ll3ss lo,oJU sas Iu4Ir IIo3S
u = 5-2p :"
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A SMALL But GOOD SECOND PURCHASE
n money Mortgage q city privutc Dwelling for sale.
Only real buyers curbsonc brokers need apply. RE-
Hern
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Friday, June ~. 1875.
Tho investigation Of the whisky trials ended to-day
temporarily All the evidence or the part OF Mr. Car
peIter is now IN Mr.. Carpenter then made applcatioh
To have summons issued for A. Finch, L. ID. DIXON H.
IndduCtcn j. ". McKenny, and MI the Grand Jurors W
The Circuit ard District Courts for the term OF lofo AZ
jOurued until further notice.
II apuears that Ir lala ia tho rst State to begin the
campaign Hayes and Wheeler The Chairman or the
Republican state Committee has written to Eugene HAZE
and other renreSentayes inviting them 10 make few
speeches IN that state beginning on July lo rms WIZ
mako tho calnpa gu IN Indiana nearly I'VE months nnY,
cred that he could not at the time Indicated but
would be with them n q later period.
careful count OF the money In the various dlvisons
Of the Treasury being made to-day for the purpose OF
tnruing tho accounts and vouchers to lie new
Treasurer The amount m the reserve vaults fj"s up
S2I 900 S9l II viii takc several days 20 conIie. the
count.
Minister PierrcpOnt In reply tpthe House Coomttee
on the Judiciary says lac docs not recognize any dier
ence n the Blane Fisher letters here o0re submitted
to MessIs CIrrentar, Black. and himself ana those
printed III The record
The Rcpuocan senators held n caucus from 10 O'Clock
until noon to-day in regard t0 the condition of most OF
ia, Appropriation bills and the continued deadlock with
the H0uge Of Representatives. IAe caucus td)outheu
without reaching conclusion.
The indications az OF business at h' Treasury
tonight are that tine debt statement to be Issued tomor
row will show q reduction during this month OF over
s3OOO0O0 The reduction for same month last year was
fi43l,2i9
essrs AIuligan and Fisher, who we're recalled 10 ap
pear before the sul-Judciry Committee In relation to
The Blaine letters to-day discharged until the 10Th
q
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tance, and the first of these specks were known to
be Capt Cooks crew, they scarcely had voice in re-
serve Nearer and nearer the shells, wider and
wider the gap between them, and wilder and
wilder was the hurly burly on shore. Yale leaped
into the fourth mile with a quickened stroke, and
Harvard, as everybody saw, had lost the race. All
Yale had it's mouth open now. "Look at Cook; see
his feather" cried enthusiastic maiden from the
grand stand. The crew rowed even more steadily as
they drew near the line, and in a moment it vas
over With one long drawn-out cheer, Yale on shore
fell back exhausted. II could shout TO more. Har-
ward took ts defeat without word. II was so COM
plcte that nothing was to be said. All that the aver
age Harvard man could do was to creep into a
crowded corner OF the train, and when hc Massasoi
was reached to ask the hotel clerk when the first
train East or West was to start.
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TELEGRArn NOTES.

QUEBEC, June 30.-The arrivals from sea at this
po 10 date lS yessels9bo2 tons more nn 10
he corresponding date OF lastye.r.
BosroN, June 3e.-Tle foreign shipments OF eorn
to this port daring ISns M Ss5S mo tue
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Jube 30.-Orters have been
received to stop IN all departments and close up he
having expired.
OTTAWA, Ont June 3o.-Better prices are being
obtained laber An American I'M yesleIay DoSt
several large parcels the Chsuere az an adVaheeot oo
cents per 1000 icct
CONCORD. N H. June 30.-Tos T. Wiggin Judge
~ probats Rockingham County removed by the hos
day Addresses been presented eahug fot sweePs
remoya of an Democratic officials some sixty IN NUMBER
HARRIsBuRG, Penn, June 3O.-Edward Gnnser
OK Comfy Treasurer OF LuZerne county residing AZ
Gsrr, ~ A. Kerr LIVING at Freedom, Beaver tOulty
aud Marshall CLERK iE the Treasury Destae nave aye
h.s arr,sd for forging aud falsfyng the returns Oh o
snoant Of taxes for collected IN LuLerne COUNT
DETROIT, Mich, June 3O.mYesterday was 8 TN, tne
se,ond day OF the The nist race fOr z@
si.ss ,sshoy contested BADGER Girl Mnnng Tie ~, ~
and 5th heats time 2l 22i, 222t 22t s The ssscnd
race for 2.40 classl WAC VOL nAAy " Ses& - sHo
straight hsals suae ~, a:Sbs - So
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70 investigate the subject showed that authority To st
during the recess would ouly cover Summer trip TIE
truth that the Democratic leaders have advs ~ tpa
, yesgtion be not pressed now for the reason that
Democrats do not wish TO encounter the hostiy VI
the railroads during the Presidential campaign
CAMERON TEMPORARILY AT THE Treasury.
At the Cabinet meeting to-day the President
requested that Secretary Cameron assume temporary
the dutco seeretary Of the Treasury. 1t Is beleve1
that the question of the secretarysp OF that Depart
meut will be settled tomorrow Monday. Tic CAB
met did not take any concerning what should De
done in cAs The Appropriation bills were not pasS as
the action taken by Congress was anticipated Nr am
cror takes charge Of the Treasury iu aduuon ~ LIS
duties as Secretary OF War
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, June 30.-The weather to-day is
fair.
PARIS. June 30.-Two directors Of the Droits
de pRone (newspape have been fined si,00D each for
publishing Rochefort's articles.
OTTAWA, June 30.-The steamers and balges
or tbs Rideau and ottawa Forwarding Company viii hs
laid ND next week ewing to the operation OF the United
s ates revenue regulations aad general dalness OF
freg bus ness This VIII be virtually lrr ndclfng tho
CARRYING trade hei Wcen this cy and NewYork into tho
hands oil Uni.e ed states fOrwarders.
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GRIMES AND cAsuALrILs-BY TELEGRAPH.

TAsrPORT Me- June 30.--A child, age eight years,
son OF Jas Shields iell raft to-day and "a drowned
BosToN Jnne 30-Phi,p Kronewirth, an en-
puy6 1 south Boston sugar house, received fatal
st.0ke yesterday.
HUDsOv. n T. June 30.-Dr. James ID. Niyer, a
nroent phyca Aucran In this county, fel dead froni
h carriage today from an apoplecue attack.
PoRr JRRyIs, NY, June 3O.-Fhe body o! Michael
Irrr of Wayne County peun who had been ,.s
inc for more week. found IA the Delaware River
three miles below Calcoon depot On Wednesday
MILFORD, Penn, June 30.--Geo. Baer, a prominept
farmer Jving Haakns, Pln. has lost four cha,rn
withn week by dphthea All two othes not expected
" live.
MILTON, N. L., June 30-,Alfrcd Z. JaQues n
pseaaenS dY soos dealer and postmaster o tina pas -
anxteey. tet 80
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RIFLE SHOOTING IN IRELAND.

LONDON, FIiday, Janc 30, Ie7d.
The competition Of the Irish rlhemen at the
Murronsh of Wicklow for the Abercor9 Cup yesterday
resulted IN victory for william ngby The members
Of the Irish e Association 10 constitute the eight for
the usual competition for the Lcho saiol will consist OF
the six who made the highest niiyid scores at tho
Wicklow compotiiian nGmsv, ,tiam Rgby Fent0n,
Fulton, JOlnst0ne Smy "a. iiarr as tW others 10
be selected Dy theIn wilson ahl 19 or JOhh hitoy
will probably be Ihe cAOsen fGc Irish team 70 go
TO America bss not been selected yet The score on tho
competition fO- the Gier,ocrc Cup Is not yet officially
calculated bit Fenton hecyo1 TO be the winner by
splendid score, VITA JOhnstoue second.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
YALE WINS THE RACE.
TurRTEFN LENGTHS AHEAD.

.r,p rr,IE OF YALE Do Min. sEC.-Nor SPEC
TACuIAR AFFAIR-THE ENTHUSIASM AND CROWDS
OF FORMER YEARS LACKING.
The boat race between the Yale and Harvard
,,sbts al Springfield, Mass, yesterday, was won by
The Yale men in 22 minutes seconds Harvard
came in 81 seconds or 13 lengths behind. At the
start the Harvard boat led Then for long dis
tanee the crews were side by side Yale then took
the lead, helped by getting INTO the current and
kepf IL to the end. 1t is considered great victory
for Capt Cooks system'of rowing.