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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-27
Saturday, February s, 1s76.

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn.
and in the city Of Memphis, to-wit: Acertain
lsasehold belonging to defendant, Sarah j.
Dixon. : end to the following described prop
erty: Beginning q a point on the east line OF
Fourth street, in tho Uity Of Memphis, 81 feet
9 inches north Of the alley between Adams
and Washington streets. az the north line OF
q lot sold TO Henry Graft, trustee for Fred
Rhein thence east with thenorth line Of said
lot along the dividing wall between the two
tenements on said lots 200 feet TO the east line
Of the Michael Eacan lease; thence north "a
feet 9 inches to a point; thence ives. along the
north wall Of the tenement hereby sold, 200
feet to Fourth street; thence south with said
Fourth street "a feet 9 inches to tho beginning;
which said lease expires and ends on tho "a
day Of May, A. ID. 1908.
Terms Of Sale-0n a credit Of seven md
thirteen months; notes with approved ssen-
rity requiredi lien. retained, to further same.
Equity Of redemption barred.
This January Is, 1876.
EDMUND A. COLE, @. and NJ.
By R.J. BLACK, d. O. and Nj.
A.. j. MARTIN and SMITH & COLLtER. Attor-
neye, I15,i@
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LEO LIne.-FOr ChtcOt.
PHIL ALLIN, .=e

James Lee. master.~...-..J. Thompson. clerk
TEAyEsM MONDAYS. WnDNEsDAys AND
~ FRIDAYS at 5 pm. For freight or pas
~ :. !. WASHINGTON 800 Front st.
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*. 2ss.l
Ohancery Sale of Real Estate

Chancery Court of Shelby County-James S.
Phelps VS., l.. V. Dixon ct al.
DY VIRTUE OF AN INTERL0CUTORY
ID decree for sale. entered in the above cause
on the Esd day Of June. 1873, and renewed
January Is, 1875, and January II, 1875, I will
sell. at public auction. to the highest bidder,
in front OF the Clerk and Master Office, new
Courthouse Building, Main street, Memphis.
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I'm supreme Court at jackson

CLAPP. VANCE 4 ANDERSON. Solicitors.
January g., 1876. l0l-195
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RENNEDY.-on Aug. 10, Catnarine Kennedy. ma.
tive u koscreA, county IippcfaS Ireland ia lhc rom
year OF % ..-- 49,
The relative. and frbnds requested 10 attend tho
fun RAJ from the rpHitf OF rf 20 lc ms henueuY.
2H{ bush IT,, south BtOOSbu ON Friday 18th inst az
2 4 Nj
McDONALD.- GA wedne iday, Aug 10 Mary e.. be-
loved wife ut John Me1Ju ia, a-ed u ears.
inc relatives and friends ~ the anil ana those Of
her hutnrr Daniel Mauciy, and orothcr IN 10 BAR
tholoucW McDlntd, requested - attend the tuue-
raj from her late residence, Orcaa ST. lhurs
At O'Clock,
NkWMAN.-m RrooElyn. Aug. Is. Ellen, daughter OF
Michael Ia CathAriue Newman IN tt l1h ear OF her
a.
Re atlves and fricnds Of The family resuectfuy
Invited TO attend the funeral from the residence ~
her parcnts, llp7 Atantir N., near BedfOri ay, on
Thur day, Aug H. at2 4. NJ.
IHAlN,-,On Wednesday, Aug id, Elizabeth McGll.
vi ow OF John THAN, late of this city. ia he d9h ear
vi her agr.
Funeral services A. the resienco Of her son, AcNnn-
der Ihain ~ East Nlst So, un FT0aV IL inAt, al II
A. v. Ia ives AMI TRENDS ara rr pffttul' h'hti
NANkLkkk ON Iu,s.O. L. DID, iust At her l'ir r,si'
dcucr - hast l1tu IT.. Mary Augusta DO" "l pr-
Johu H. Nauklevk,
Relatives ami uHuds are iufli I'D MiNlu nor wv.
At St M.rA'. church. 81 and iuih stn on tndAYs
IS ID lu.t. Al . utlutk r. VI. go . ~.
RlGNr On iueedaN. aug TO- NttAAhdef Nllsls
ST, aged hb Nctrs,
Nutl, e. az iuhrlll hereafter
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Gfouari will claim his p lc-faced bride.
in Black Twins hug tepeei
An then forever " tn Frank she'll ride,
The lovely pe.ta.seet
THE FOXES FAMrLr,s RIVALS.
The Fir-t Appearance Of the Bells GU Any
stage. aud Probably the Lnsi.


The atre, yesterday. contained the followingi
First 'ppffffiT s S s. II ,s'' ely Ot
LILLIAN, HUDSON, AND HARRY.
- ~ 'pT,. nr, or "a" a S STSi'.9''
Trevshon Twankey, costumers cierk,
Harmon Hardtsck. bankers apprentice
Bertlm Albertni. a wandering Minstrel
Miss Lillian Rell
The auditorium was crow Jed with folks who
when the time came for the Bells to appear,
plainly showed unusual interest. At the outset
OF the "originai creation" It was evident that
the Bells I'd studied and resolved to initiate
the performance Of the Vokes family. Hudson
was first to show himself. and he wore black
tights, did not know what to do with his hands,
and sang a song that could not be heard 50 far
from the stage as the centre OF the theatre
Harry next me out aud dialogue between
him and Hudson was delivered In the stNle Of
very dun schoolboyr " speaking pieces" Harry
sang what was Intended To be a comic song. and
really was verv comic, all thinss considered. by
THIS time there was snickering IN the parquef
ana outcries In the Y galleries, painfully di-con-
certing tue TWO scared performers. Lillian
next joined them, and. as she was pretty, and
the assembly regarded her with decorum while
she sang. IN a frightened way. an operate sele.-
ZION. ney then rang bells, IN imitation OF the
lie gers, out got mixed In the middle Of tune
and gave up the Effort amid dersivs laughter.
At this point Manager Sim. VINO had been
witness in "A rear seat, hurried down n side aisle
and went behind the scens-. He had made up
bis mind to stop the performance; but the
Bells hid only fairly got started. They an
nounced a rehearsal for am steur theatric ils-a
thing that the cieverness OF the Vokes al
ways makes amusing. l. ilian retired to
change her dress aud soon returned arrayed
oil oorately as a belle. Daring her absence Hud-
son and Harry bad stlinmered through sense
less dialogue, shifted awkwdrdly from leg to
leg and shown all the rAwness Of am iIeurs To-
tally devoid u talent. The performance bat
already lasted half hour, aud the audience
began to show impatience. II sses were ncca-
sion lly mingled With the laughter SuddeIv
the scenes were showed shut In front OF the
Bells, JUS "a they were about To sing sore-
thing IT I'M Faust" and "A man I'm evening
uress came out from the prompter's place.
This was an experiment, ladies aud gentle
men," ne said. and YOU have seen II a
failure. We will not let them Try your patience
any longer"
1t Is understood that they are known by an
otner name in private life, and tuat they have
long been In training for the stage.
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4 sANGUINdRY FIGHT.
-Four Men Killed In n Row among Thieves
over the Dixision Of PIundcr.

HAMBrRG. Pa, Aug. l5.-About a year
a party OF men and women Inhabited an old,
tumble-down farm house in the woods between
Pottstown and Lancaster. a murder was COM
mitted there one night last spring during a
drunken caoussl, a woman called Pretty Mar
esrei being the victim. Who was the murderer
has never been ascertained. The "Forty
Thieves as they were called. had committed
many iawiess acts. including high way and house
robberiss and incendiarism; but owing to the
fear and ineniciency Of the coostabulary they
had not been punished. Immediately after the
murder. however, a vigilance committee made a
descent upon the mouse and drove tue inmates
from the tghoorhood.
Inc Forty Thieves" went into York county,
and settled In the hiily region. where theg had
a large cave for haDltation. and Kept the re-
giOn IN excitement by their predatory incur-
siOns. Last sunday they held drunken carousal,
which terminated la a terrible tragedy. one OF
the men, L4g Mike, accused tue Chief. Bill
Pratt, Of unfairness IN the division OF plumber
that had been stolen the night before. THIS
led To nRht between them, eventually invOlv-
Ing nearly the entire party. At the close OF the
brray, which WAS only stopped because Of sheer
exhaustion upon the part OF some Of the parti-
uiDants. three VI the men had been stabbed TO
death. They we're known as Patsy Burns,
Dutcnman Green, aud Greasy Boo. Big Nike,
the Chief, aud Two women we're severely wound
Nothing wa. known In the outside commu.
nifty OF the tragedy until Monday night, when
children. Who had been out gathering berries In
the WOODS, brought the news that there were
three e,d men among tn bushes. 1t was soon
learned that the remaining members Of the
oand had ault their home, leaving behind them
the unburied dead, anu Biz Nike, VINO expired
soon at er relating the particulars OF the hsht.
he murdered men were buried where tney Law,
and preparations are being made for the capture
Of tao murderers, VINO are supposed to have
gone IN tns direction OF the Cumoerl nd Valley,
with the int alton Of escaping into Maryland OF
West virginia.
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A Crooked whi.1ev sI,ll Broken up.

At IL o'clock yesterday morning Revenue
Agent Mckee of New York and Deputy Collector Hail
with other officers made raid illicit dstiery IN
Fifth street. near the Greenpoint Dudge. The lres
were burning under the sill, and the liquor running
of. Tue proprietors however were not IN sight Tue
officers were Informed beforehand that Jonn Mahoney
and John Manoney IT,, his son were runnn the SIN
JOhn MhnoDCy, Jr, Is alre y under Indictment IA the
United states Court for Illicit ulsng, bu Tor some
uncXp lined his case was never tried Hs place
vile business ~ Fftn street but Ore destroyed AL
OF his property. He ostenshly resumed the OIL bus
ness but il reality lct whlskey stu. When he
Wah arrested MIS- ground conhsc ted out the Gov
ernmeut never re Ilz4d anything on It. Toe ofhcer.
yeserd ID about 700 GALLONS Of malt, which they
Destroyed barrels OF rum several barrels VI mOas
SEES, and a quantity OF still pipe.
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'"'' ''"'""'.
Transac tons yesterday at the Exc

Trsnsac tons yesterday at the Exchange com
prs, d saies by:
A. II. Muller Son, at public auction one plot loi Ok
ga 1ox1ooX2l75. with Ave brick dwell ings ami frame
ONCE. fronting wharf at ianiic docks, and the
other three II by KIM and alleys Brook
Ign. l. l., $4,000.
by f. Ludlow a Co, per order assignees. one
three story frame house with lot 25xl022
side Of Soventyseventh street, between second and
Tnlrd avenue a. 800.
By H. V. liarreit foreclosure, the property known
"JoneH WOOL" bounded by Avenues A and and SIX
" cghth aud -ixty.mnth street plot 20 1OxBI0 st32
900 { lainun).
ny VIM. Kennclv f0rcriosu sure. one fourstory brown
stone house vih lut 16SNiOO s. the south SHE Of
EiNthrl street. 1918 lee. east Of seventh rue,
$1,000 (plalnuf).
Il. V. Harnet. adjourned sac Of property on Fifth
anu sixth streets 10 sept. A. and properly Cherry
street to Sept. 80
numbeIof foreclosure ssies are announced for to.
at the Exchange.
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forced BY about nifty Snakes, Dannocks, and
Utes. OF the latter more are expected, but re-
Gently have not been heard from.
The arOux orrr m paovtatoua

forced BY about nty Snakes, Danuocks, and
Utes. or the latter more are expected, but re-
Gently have not been heard from.
THE SIOUX OUT OF PROVISIONS.
Embroidered by this addition to their strength
and ascertained that the Sioux had broken IN
Into several bands going IN the direction OF the
numerous indications 1t is believed that their
supplies and AMMUNITION are almost exhausted,
In small numbers with a view " replenshine
tnese. rigid scrutiny should be observed at
these points. Tho Shoshones reported a small
village at one time within twelve miles ~ our
camp. There were siyns OF only six tips, but
the wicky-ups" were more numerous. showing
thdt W was accompanied by large number Of
wsrriors. IL w,s doubtless a lookout post
o. this party which alarmed our camp a few
ton
white scouting the Snakes discovered the
DEAD bodies OF two Sioux near the scene OF
Lieut.. SiDley's thrilling adventure, and when
were doubtless killed by his men. They were
not toe much decomposed II admit of being
sehped, and Tor several successive nights these
horrid trophies dtngiei at poles surrounded by
yelling ring OF almost naked wages INDUCING
IN that most deviish and barhafCus OF ali terpsi-
ohotean smuseInents-a scalp dance.
before reaching this point We ctmped upon
the Tongue river proper where an officer Of the
command caught In two hours, with hook and
Hue, seventy-hve pounds Of salmon trout, some
OF them weighing over three pounds. Inns
stream debouches from the most picturesqu ne
ana beautiful canon OF the series. The limestone
SHOWS very plainly the result OF long continued
eUtCtS, anu nI 0enuuattOn by con-
stantly running water. Ctstellated aud turret-
ed m asses, natural bridges, and gloomy caves
are among the forms presented.
Nothing further has been heard from Gen
Terry, nor are We aware OF his whereahc uts.
But no matter, I no g. Whatever be tine opin.
Ion IS to tue odsts belli, there IL no question
mat VI the opportunity he again presented
Crook, sitting bull must MAKE n most desper
ard determined struggle or nv. Ofncers and
men are alike impatient and eager to advance.
The enthusiasm IL contagious. aud all are anx-
i"ns to avenge poor Custer and his gallant men.
The kanaka scout Gtouard - Jubilant, ana the
concluding lines VI song composed In his
honor may not be an uniting ending to my
letter:
Crouari will claim his p lc.faced bride
10 Black Twins hug tepeet
An then forever tn Frank she'll ride,
The lovely Peta.seel
OMAHA, Aug. 16.-An official despatch
received from CImO Brown, Wv. r., to-day. un-
der date OF the 18Th, saws: A ShoshOne lndtt an
me IN TO dav. lie left Gen. Crook on the 10Th
well down on Tongue river. He thinks that
Crook struck sioux village on the ilth or Eth.
| small parties Of Indians were watching and
annoying hun, burning erass &c.
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Affair. at the Coal Mine. Bitter Feelings
Among Miners

uon Of Affairs here IS gloomy 10 the extreme. Taere
are II emp Town 1t, and the poor people
Of whole country rounl apOui are suffering sadly.
The few miners who at work making only about
els month. and lablrers OaIy Ga. There IA very
biter feeling here against samuel Sloan, President OF
the Delaware. Lackawanns and Western Railroad om'
pany. VINO Is charged with having blocked the wheels
OF trade gu placed tue lAborng man oa the threshold
or siarv lttJn,
that v" do not scan the pap n closely ~h tue
hope OF reading that ; tin sloan has been sh IT,
Ihey complain that thfy hav suncr q severely ever
since he became President of the c1nlAny We nave
placed too muci confidence m men Ike Grant and
Soan tney say "and II is hlsh une Tor Us 10 oring
about change. These two cormOrnnt have had the Z
day Their viii more Il, publ can Presidents, and
We pr y that we may ne yer have another sloan.
The miners tDOrers Of THIS region VIII all vote
for lilden and Reform. SCRANTON.
SCRANTON, Pa, Aug 10.
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Some Of the My-terlsas Circumsta noes A
tending Mrs. Ca mpbeirs Death.

Mrs. Margaret Campbell, OF Eleventh and
Grove streets Jersey city ten days ago visited Mr. aud
Mrs Breen In Grove street anu afterwsrd mes
senser informed the family that she dying OF Ia.
luros received by falling down stairs Dr. Watsons
Examination showed that she mad conclusion OF the
btsin. Slit vas unct nsctJus aud 10 was not until two
days aftersarI tnit she recovered Consciousness Re
that she made to her attend e the "a.
bor- to believe tuat OrateA U thrown down
irs. Nheu ing moved her bed GA rucsd ~ \
wcvh she sald Ia her derulI, Cruel man Why uld
you klcA sou
Mrs. Campbell cied on Sunday. Dr. Watson says
death reeulled from congc Of the BRAN, conee-
guent upon INJURIES received. was buried ON Tge
\, On re having been post mOrteln eXAmi
The ncisuburs II, IN addition 10 The inlurl
the head. Mr.. Campbeils Oouy shovel bruises and
dlscolOnton-.
The Br-ens say int Mrs Campbell trpped a. the
head OF The stlrcase anu Iel " TIE 0ottom landing.
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An Uncomfortable Passage from A.piuw.n.

Passengers by the steamship Colon. just ar
rived from A,pInwsl. have published complaint Of
had food incl an bed linen poor attendance. lin.
lied Accommodations. Among other sisners Of the let.
ter is Admiral worden, 4 : ~ who returned oY this
route from the South Paciac where he has sta
toned Capt Grhn GAYS thai. whe the Passengers
had just cause OF compliant, IN r atement was
rated AMI That lev OF the iJU ctOin passengers
Neie vi ng tusigA u. The steamer VAS ueta ned at
Aspuw ali seven Gays bcfu hcr usual tine o. tle
ArriVai of tnc faclnc steamer nc Panama. she Ma
CtoWufd win ayers, tue maj lrity ul lad
preferred 20 wait for her rather than to come Oy
other steamer Much Of t1c discomfort. he says was
tne Of the regular ard, and the
con.equch sipplng, al he last moment, OF an lne1pe
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A Woman who Tried to Cremare her Husband.

NEW HAVEN, Aug. l6.-Judge BlYdenburgh Of
the CITY Court this murn1ag, committed Mrs Tho mas
Bence, charge Of burning her husbands house ana
store tnn city, Aug H. Bence ami his wlfc have
lived unnapply - lafe. About Two months ago he
red her 10 leave his nOuse aud she complied return
ing IlterSL- annoy hun. lie oruurnt SUI IA
court for dvurre, which gre iilf rurlgei her anu
often Ia her aI1er she tnre tened 20 bura Ms huu
aud store. Ca the nlg1t Of the nae riH
the nlses and IL u CHARGED III sht tachel tuc
burners from the pipes IA the store left ghte
candle On the counter, and ne through the window oy
leu SHE mai made An entrance. BtAce ana ms son
were asleep IN the second story Of the building Inc
"a. escaped, ing the stOr, nd lgu, by m .
candle. The mes cnwrappef the building almost
Instantly, AMI BENG ana his son barely escaped with
tLelr Yes. IOslns their clOihlng.
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Shot by his Daughter. Be,rayer.

sPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Aug. 49, - A young man
named Wilson seduced a glrl named Mcdonald In Ply
mouth, Hanc OK county, and her father threatened to
shoot Wilson sight They met ia drug store yes
terday, and quarrel ensueI. Wilson's brother slipped
OUT ~hle the two Quarrelling. and returned WIN
shot gu, which he hanucd TO his brother, VINO shot
Mcdonald, killing him Instantly. wilson Ned, aud,
meetng MCDIuad's brother III his Night eAptluoi tp
III that mai kldrd his brother INA PROMISED tn XIII
HIM; nut McDouaid was TOO quict and drnNiuf ms rH-
Yolyer nred ave .hnts, Two OF Wh,u too, r'ct, nut
Wilson escaped into corn ned where ne was sur
POUNDED 49, pursuing cltnen. His rlplut mas mot
been reported yet bat uere MAS no chance 1r his
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Mi.appIyins BrooKlyu'. Money.

President Jourjan Of the BROOKLYN Police
Commission has discovered that IN the admins radon
Of tue finances Of the department there have been
blunders which likely ~ lead 10 serious lcncteu
cy The Conmls toner's have not confined tnemse yes
TO appropriations provided for Ia the tax budget for
tle purposes dc-snard IN the budget, hu uuder the
unre-ion they ht anEp ute control " tnr entire
Appropriation, ihry had spcn over $1,000 Noni the
AppTopTl luou Tor The employment OF persons whose
salaries MT lAed Oy law They htd raised -aarirs
bei on1 the amoult Appropriated ami ha emp ofc
men whom NO provision was M tde There l. de-
too IN the amount provided for repairs ~ pO-
l...aA Nm lima
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NEW YORK. "Wednesday. Aug. 1d-Receipts
OF beeyes wee III car load, i9 head. Ineluo ng
III car loads OF through Texas and CheroKes cattle
severa car of Colorado ftock an uumler car
lals 81 green grass ei native Wet IN steer TIE
erlgc qua ny Mas rot guoi. Tn dcl,and letter
IN for nunn'r 81 faY. past and TRADE wis fairy
active II an auyauce frnm Mon lay mai Lalpc. X
n med um aad fair grades shO Hug the arg Il advance
VERY poor I" very good I'VE seer. rlnted from 50
g aacS n To dress 1,etlo y thv -ross prime
ald extra 10. from 10 10 lOi tr 81 81 rs
70 cent TeNW. Cheroe'r ant colorado cattle from
bte ia 7ec. 2 n. 10 dress $4,000 rs
Receipts o. -heep liWn- were - car loads OF
sdN head Prices were bout Tue same repor ed oa
Monday, win qiei trade. ulrl to prime snecp
RANGED from to D.. n, common to good lambs from
So to Olac y n.
Rec pls OF hos, were q loads, 1929 head none
OF nlcn anlI AlINa
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New York Markets.

WEDNESDAY, Aug l6-FLouR AND MEAL-
lie dtm,nd was yciy United rom ali .os gseS.
.. eiir. sat, Sc s45cssss 5s' yss1srn sITas
u: S%'1 DO s1 ssf ana no "a Xxx S
r9t' pstsnt tossI.,5' c!,y nj pine ezra. - boe
SOUTHERN SLIPPING srtras, .47Sssoyi Corn 'tcalE
S %es'ern tg5osssg.' Bnniy'ine t32oSt3.so. Rye
Co1roS-sp.t. drqi aid active for export Sale. $40
eined iies 5Ssc salts 1880 eSie closing with
ilye az tor lbs c o bST AlSg o Ne foT y
Tor pesemosr II 2lsse Cor January. and n q SIC.
miadhng up'ands. 0 3i0d.
rnovIsIoss- was lover with sales of mess on
the spot 10 the extent u % hnls al $3.50 and 100
bos for future delivery, at ,iSess IL FOR scptemb
quiet lsht picked ~ bellies 50 >, lie Lard moe
PRIME city, and lO,<c for prime Wes,e i; ai-e 5000
.cs prime Western for future liver At 5000 50
Mo,sm6e. s9a .os, tr D.cemer Dressed hog.
Ssssf slsi c @' as sSs al rts ssS'i
tubs. 2ese7r pals. 2@Sjoc; Western creamery, 200
sS 1e at iiss,Sy GS S %s; and s9 .Se s
Gaais &aest Jul Unsettled sa as'r nominal, sener.
al neld nrmy ana above the views OF buyers. Rye
200 cu;sl s.ssss, 70! xs:ssrnf Sc
a 5i5tc for heated and warm mixed up 70 Sew
sse and steamer do at s55s ssl so Nc ior sepien
per ssysI 10000 bush prime a, tSc last eveninias
suspSlss espihu ,uroeptne closed .,c.dier at 2sc.
kosIn quiet but steady, 81 issi67ls for common
I good strained PctrO cum gner aud more
tive; sal 10000 BIB r. nned at ls'4@ispc- closing
AZ tn latter figures cruz IN buk. los 0sac. Ocean
treghts were fairly active for berth room, and stea
good movement was Done In petroleum charters
at former figures. Grain to Liverpool by
steam. 7lsd Provisions 35ai5a5os. per ton p;
Is. =. d. TaroS ss cheese sos e ReHn.d p:tro S
hencg TO the United XII gdom 81 to remon, a..
pd Chs 40 TO the Baltic Gebs. I'd. Tallow quiet
but steady az SAC for prime. WAiskey quiet and nom
GnocsaIEs Re and mola.ses auet and unchanged.
Rio conee vas quiet and unchanged at lfslGl7alc {,
god. Tor invoices saes of 100 bags "parkcrl.'
part AZ ldaSc, m n,ltimore; ana 1000 h. Tiger
- l6iec., m New Orleans Of jaw COTE 1900 mats
sold within the range ui 2Ot2ic gold. Raw sugar
quiet. out nrm 1T pt9 &C for fair 10 good rrnnin, boo
BAGS centrifugal euI at lusc; refined. III Il1sc for
hard grades, aud ll1sc. Tor stauusrd " A."
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The difference between the most i'm
proved STYLES Of the ordinary sewing machine and
the New Automatic" OF the Wilcox q Gibbs s.
NJ. Co. Is simply marvellous, and puts the latter
far ahead Of every thing hitherto invented In sew
ing machines. On Wow at the Centennial Ma
chinery Hall, Sec CT, Col. 50. and at 65s Br DAD
way n. Y, 20 Court street, Brooklyn, and $40
Grove street, jersey City.-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-17
The Funeral services of Bishop James. Wife

The funeral services Of the late Mrs. James,
wife Of the Rev Bshop James, Of the Methodist Fps
copa Church, hed Yesterday In the Bishops resi-
dence. lO7 East Twenty fourth street Rare and bean
ufu Moral designs graced the casket In which the body
lay. Bishop simpson spoke of toe virtue Of Mira.
James, did the RtN. Drs. Chaplain anu oss. The
Key. Drs kdgeway and Bottome participate IN the
services. The Rev Drs, Oceans REID, Roche. and Mer
wood were present. Tue remains Will be Inferred In
Greenwood Cemetery TINS morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-17
Large Fire In We.,p.r,. n. Y.

WHITEHALL, Aug. IA hre iu westport,
N. y last night destroyed all the business portion OF
the town. The hre originated In a barn owned by +
IA. Page and extended south 10 the Baptist Church
Main street and then across from C. H. EDDY store 10
Richards drug store. The hotel was also burned The
.pl AZ IN