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New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
CLAIMS or 4 sEwTR CONTRACT.

The trial Of the snit of Richard e. Fellows
and Michael SoonaD against the CIV AMI Others be-
r5n yesterday supreme Conri, Circuit. before Judge
Larromole 1t Il on contract with hOuDan tor building
sewers in West seycutc nfhsL and oEcr streets b
tween Fourteenth and rwentyhrdstS. Toe plaintiff
states that the price under tic contract r22s ls O.
He has been paid SlG07ll sc, leaving balance of
S07 9sj S. hat claims ~ addition that alterations n
Inc original plans. bursting O tbr wacr-npcs, hldu
der Of ine ilcr ln Nng tnr Grade. otucr
char.cab" 10 the city, imposed "n him an extra
OK pci.so 90 0ih,OOO.
Tbe ci ,cts n oindGr Of parties. assignment
the 81 i'm lwurd 5cn"l and rni other technical
dcflses. Ire man d'fenSos rc iAa The wOik no
rotupiet within TIE contract time, aud tifc con
tes.'ur liable To- tLc pay ui H. srrcOTs Tor
over time amounting to Fl02so; tgt tre imeIo.t tie
iVauccr by city amour eel e. .Jl,3s1 II. SET
off against the ConIact pf1c'; an iit claims utd
against uie cantIac amuu.t 10 slT,S2S H. The city
denies wholly t.e claIn Tor dImdseN. Yesterday tnc
co RS time ocC iod with the examination and
ciaiss OF Michael NOondn Tire VIII 20
ioday. john III. otIiaD pears for paintih; L. t..
StelsOh iUr t.e cI,y.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
TIE RIGHT 10 A COMEDY.

The litigation between Lester Wallack and
Augtsiu Daly over the rgnt T. represent the pay %.
"Onr Boys" up Yesterday IN siIe motion before
jude DJnOhne IN supreme Court, Chambers. Lester
Walaek hrst brought Ia the supreme Court for the
exclusive ownership OF the play AnZuslin Ddly tninr
diatcly brougb. crosssat IN the Superior Court AGAINST
Mr. Waack. aud ts -n pressed 20 vigorously tLat
Mr. ID liy ob aimed Judgment IN hs favor ~ IL be ilo
sli Ia TIE su ueIr Court ready for uid. Tio
nn IN line sup cinc Court yesterday for cave
10 set up the superior Court Judgment answer
the supicIBo C.Irt suit 4. OAkcY Han contend Il at
Length inat his suit the Original suii that lhr "a
ii % NOT fulu hiCd ia the Siiy
t.c dcCssO lH a. al niit lIurilt
in suit in ich .hc llicsii3is Ia be Ie bld been set
lied previously. g. II. o. N Tor AL. Day suggested
tIe superior Courts decision IN really the wal
qurst0.ls Gls su and Ii II did tOsc Questions should
not he med second tluu II they dii not tao suptis
mental cOuli ho 40 harm, and ht II the Su De
Court decision unal, do .oOd IN deterInin
ing ds present suit Judge DOnohue reserved his de-
clsiOn.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
nrCIslnN- -.IrNt II.

Sup,eme Coprf-6I 6Iantes-By .Jidge Donohoe.-
ru can a. ruos DE, ,1laat c'lr in b'i"r. orirf was
.l. ftlci at MgAlD.'I-E'i 90 %" u. NJ hri) u We
uitif,f T aia'd ~ud tH' '-"',4'ri Ni"-.',L ~
Mrtu, ..L Howard i'"p n'ira W"r tr'r' n Do "rFht
t,ar.l, llf t-.ucy. In t.- ulatur ui "a nor O. st
ua. az c-1niu-I Ici,u. Du,ih-i a. q l'ina,
90. -shuui. n.tcsoHeA sFt Nctth Ne. Mrn'ih"it .H'
an'.. l9Sh A1" % a. ','lsn >''a ~ ~ ~ ,. % t.
- lft y .lI' H.' a., a, iplr "I1. or,.r
should bo O. -attei - lng oui III st 'ilrc. tt
or cf .it.l D. yug ou tc 80, g. icrr Ia Ac\ ry
a.i Calir .ut l8nc len aga. CmtrtrJ justice b' vi om
the upa,siasi g . arf''.i :" 80 ail .np de- I'd 's
,otios o. nay, Go j eart ma'Led &c rri o1 = i-
Sul,a t0r.nr" tr m'on Nis F',h bil ,'r t'i,i'.lt
now no.'s "r To- si'r 'ti. i s''i''l -, 'ly l' G
',l,e o have 5urri "nit marked "-,euioi &c WI
psiu;r any argy o fp. Josce hoiig Chambers ir sucA
gy J.dse baleii.-J,lr- at. ilutrr. Nos ana 2opin
,-tqf rsr,- rs Jude Van vor.t-Barou ag, Marks IT
signed
,omnon Pleis-Speaisi rrm-By Jadge Van
rlnium 7a,.mon agi. M.ral-AW o.4.ou Tor leave to
an.rnd answer re memrD In DaNa "st nt'l,.- G'o
o. o. ca ca 81 :. Nj et .,..Do,iI h., ,.Tri,ly a ,,
Betr AZ ccn-Eou"n den,d' 500 inoni
Uranium.
Lotas Coui-C Char5el1-Ev Judge NcAdam.-
Brle, tsli ~ "'' @ as y ri H 49, ,s az sat
dc.cI. If,u4 ag, lrru..i ita' He.t as,olv1' o scl
P.tof.- No1 {, oap tecuu ior ,oss denied tIosI
oo..,. :. ytsrr as Ea9i b'i"Ii t9r'yi ol rus
n o ~, Mool Noao" 10 r"".c !l-ilnA 10 a'cp, an,Ssf
S,i" WIN s.O W-it lion r i,fss sc on ass
nouuat luung AZ. toitnr.-Mouuns taaied Franklin
ly ca 81 usica slosiilEr ag lub,iH-Hl Hln OF costs
DA'd til ~ 20 tc asL Hn,n n',g. e. 0 81" "a =
N,,a.. l.t rt.ol H. AMI II at. Iln aHu unp. Cox
s,.iled GoodsIu a. CONGRATULATIONS ooetod. johnson
at heiiney. MouoH granted.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
P4SSENG ERS ARRIVED.

FROM JACMEL. Ss.-Ia steamship Garibel, June IA
Mr. Gerdes children aud servant George lapore
Frederick Ket,L Leon D,joc Ahren heiens H. Enpent,
j. d. q. hutchcus aud lady, II. X Ford Miss Ann Wilson,
Mrs. Smith, children II servant, Mr. and Mrs Mole.
Jones, Gerald A. Morals, pm Even NanusgO Bade, Mira
j. ulant siXto tur1Ii James ROnney,
Mrs j. e. Lore, children and servant, MI. and Mrs AaAn
Young
FR0M HAvANA-Ea st,anshiD Wilmington. June IA
Wm Is. Cochranr, W. VI. Carpenter, David 1 Alex
SLATER y UnsrwOo, Mrs II d. uacia, Miss L. 8aIcia
Garcia Mrs soiann CorlSl, Misses b. and A lhnas9.
Vale DIET Nsl., Miss N. Nurphy, MiAs ".
Guillolnet N. Ney Banar A. nambr, Misses L. az. r.
Banard Marques, Jas 4. Green, j. ruilud X. Mel
h. herus Y. Iaga. iLo- Risk H. Turs Jos o. tsnssiA.
MIA NJ frcsne eta, Miss Jane aguden.
FROM LINERPODl-In ysdm hip Ilg>yiu, IA.
O. Adams r. Any, W j. All r.. II. Banoist BanoisS
Bauoist, w Bay hs, 4. " Beach H. ). He'll 3.
hume W. r. Booth Baron Van Brakel, W ' wn q. Brum,
Mr.. Burkhar Ignacio CAMPING W. Chalk drs. ChesbrO
Master Chesbro, H. Chnbb Madame Curcla Dr. and MrA \
Cooper. Mrs NJ IL. l.. Cross and mad MI. X. Dsvss
MI and Mrs. j. B DAVIS children and Sc Mr. Donald.
w. En'iicou Mr. Ferguson. j. feI Mr.. and Mira W.
III. Forbes aud mad Miss Francis Nj Francis Miss
Francis. H. FranckIin J. w. FraI .uL A. GAlolins, A.
Gagartne. hr. oautierr, \. Ger,seh Mr. aL Mrs. 4.
X. Gooxh and infant, MISS ura q. Hendley, l..
Hcrrrshon, u. ~. Mutton, Capt and Mra u Lauru
aud infant, MT. and Mrs Lsye s Mr. and Mira J.
LusqaA N. Lanins. Aiss " Luz ., Atss L. Lanips, ~
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
THE GOUR1'S.
ANN HAMMoYIs MURDERER.

VHEDiCT OF MURDER ~ THr sRCo u DFGRFE.
The tria, Of William j. Bartcll for the nur-
der Of Ann Hammond. Harlem. resumed yesterday
~ TIE Court Of Gcncrll SESSIONS The rra>seKaninaton
the prisoner by DstuctAfiorncy Russell confined
the weak points hs testimony Of the previous day.
bsr several material circumstances which ne WIS
closely yie-tioncd lie dId rccolcc that he ever
told Police Captain Rpbbus that ho hd been advised tO
say nothing, dnd lid not remember tsat priest was
present when he tfhe prisaBcD vinwed the body
T.s Rev. Hugh ahery te'tied that he was near che
house where the murder was committed, and vent IN ;
he asked n tine woman dead. and the prisoner an
swefrd Yes sine dead :" he then advised tine prison
aud wife 10 keep quiet and say nothing until they
were bad n the prisoner appeared greatly agttied
Mrs. Partt the prisoners wife, then called. Her
testimony was unmrort iui. except that 81 could not
identity fhr birpdY cuf found .le prisoners pocket
belonging IN sbild Several witIrss ussihc1
10 thr gem raj gool rAafaricr Of the Hrl-nucr
william I. KNITTING UiIcC up the '1sc Tor thr dc
fersr advancing tie theory That the murder gas rom
miitcd hy 70 NJ uiurr person. @do sought L.
the gui., Btrtcli by acIng tbr bloody cub
aul socks In hi. pockets whlf be iL,oN Gated. he
claimed tiu.t evidence was pulrly rifchDsiantih
aud ibyt motive had bern shown Tor tao cODuisi"
Uf The crime.
As,.iAut District ttorney Russell made the closing
ar unien pr srcinn. presenting tue oGg n un
pI Wlicu le claimed tniutti ui inEl 10
he prsnHcl~ quit Record Huoaot fhru charged thr
iury bi.h, The law 40 thc ease, aId % retired Al
,r. uDJG Ialf Luu,s drDc aiiu tio iIrl ielurn'd
Will ne sentenced tnis morning to imprisonment ioi
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
CENTENNIAL INCLUSION FROM EUROPE.

Among the passengers on the steamship
weser last week irom 81 excursion party ol
23 persons. under the guidance OF Carl stanreh oi
Berlin TIE intention of the membes OF the pary is tn
visit the Ceptenn al Exhibition, an then make trp
the continent stopping at Baltimore Washington
Cincinnati Cairo. ST LOUIS, Kansas City, and San Fran
Upon the return trip stops will be made ~ Ch
odgO Detroit, Buffalo, Niagara Fos Saratoga. Albany
Boston and Naw-YOrk The entire trip viii occupy
about three months. allowing ak days IN the larger
cities. and two days the ohers TIE party inr!udes
persons who move the higher circles OF GoriDan ahd
Russian society, among them tie fnlowinS; o. Ioh
Baienen OF Bavaria Col. Won kEbraArvitScb OF tbe
Russian Army, LAeuts. kdIrln ANA Won Bircse Oi
Germany, MUritZ Steph Of SaNOuy. Lee Nunp"iG'
Gustav bodu!nann aud Fr,Iirich BodemaGu ui 81 re
trsurg b. teistog of Dusseldorf, Hefr Won asse-
wz oi MecklenOurg Cunt Horn nh of Donna ShsNIa'
Heir van ZacGa of Car srilGe and Huge L1Dgc~z %.
Ri.a Tnls see. nd party whlcL hr SisScl 1ts
taken tnrOagh America t. san F.dhciScO ana e mas
Inaio long excursion jouineys III Europe, AsAa ana
Auica
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
Glass DAY AT CoLUuBIA COLLEGE.

At Columbia College, yesterday, the mem
bei oi tno Z ss 1876 ccirbId tnu departure Nom
the Coege The exercises to have taken place on
1hc grooI owing u svIno msinanach nt platforms
were cot orec.ed outside, and Tie proceedings wee beid
i tie Chapel Tie grounds decorated with nss u
(nip,s lanterns and the school Of M.aes and Oserva
tory were thrown open. The t"cno Of the eXeicsas
seems 10 be Joke which psrva led every part ot the
trograniIne. TIE historian myth, ana lis place
was occupied by music from GraiJi,,s band. Tho stu
dents X discOrd, appeared % please the cass
very much TIE Grafton, delivered by y. r. sc"encE
was of a cunic 4ure ald the cl1nbFiay ppein' by VII
MOI JUnas a., was u suCc,sBUl ol ~Alchins i4Iee
EuDgs, cUl'usCI uy memo Is 81 thc CiANh, we're SUM-
aua ceremonies II placing tbe cass memorial lidic
snokug cas, pipe ana tie planting Oi TIE class N5
Weie performed Nttu mixture Oi gravity ana huiVi
TDe grounds were iiuuinicd win calcium hShl 't
dark, GiJic ng WAS begun ana kc.t bp uhlh II
O'CLOCK ali eta the class sat down u iaicWtil Eu
Tie tLvnNtis Oi t.t Ira itt B CLASS dch toloNh'
Harold ssIuith Edwin G. Kent, Eugene sen man,
ltir,nrt Ia.g 10 "a A. Lis %. S on George W. lguan
IeIiy W batez. IhcJ1tTc 4. I'@el, la q y ee man.
CU4.Ban. boJIHI.u 4. 4idYtf, ia i'Ui5 Shi'b'
III tID IA Lr slsr C. ~. MOTTUH, Irwin a. - tra-ue
IElay ii. DaFIo t.O4cick Odht- " AZ. =: i'"f o.
Is,e,sr,i Washington -. Mont H. tniOJJJ Jr
A,ufar l.tuilrr Enwsi.. 4. AL f,uDrrt - .OWHSenl,
sr A. L,sswiu. Luuis H. IicgcheT, Bed >. Van MJCK,
fsasor ,,rswod L b. rt g. ia1.hi.. NeI.hg.c1,
JaIno5 tcl IoAs W r. a. nii raCha
Ion.s a. lVry. l.-tAaHd L1lSnLOA " aitalno
Mia1oL johnson. jT. Ia a. a. Sctsnck.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
ESSAYS BEFORE THE GOETHE CLUB.

The regular monthly meeting OF the Goethe
Club was held lls evening the FEth Avenue Hotel
Many invited guests present IL was voted t. d.
fer tine celebration oi oiOobe's birthday whcb is Aug
28 uutr the irst Wednesday October, OF until such
otter lie o. the Committee OF Arrangements msy de-
eide upon and " invite the HDu. George Bincr II To
deliver an ad lruss upon that occasion at ChckeiJnS
Hall II H. Lcecu read essay upon Go jhos Cor
respondence with CAild winch consisted largely of
extracts from these published letters. AfUgwafd Inc
x.ey d. Al.er delivered d short address upon Goethe
NJ n stud mt ol Ham "a Mature" Dr. Agcr sid The
pgysiery Of man g. lf.ie appreciated - TINS busting
coutry hat Il b. g. cose rcl&liOn 10 onr experience
Goethe was enriai 81 situ the uiystery Of the Orient
and from his explorations into o. iemtd literature he
brought hack t. lis trymen aud the world vast
weaI n of u gigt In studying the depths Ol htGdn
uatnrf Cfhc showed Lis nobility % niid ai hir per
ceptm OF u, usc ii aud tie good IN human c4ercHce,
by hold " U {, eur ,prctlon md Stnb! az T. i}
ami Lustiuc I've in u iyersa human Hdtdrc ID. Alrcr
soke Dl tso yal.us w'ys or sud- iug cHgiactr ana
concluded by ssse tie lractcai phl"cahee "i this
study a. means qu.r. ming perception 4hd sDinu-
lafiIg ambition. The iafter part OF the rf bhs Ws &c
culed by dIsodssi upon tDe subjects presented ~ TIE
essays.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
PALESTINE EXPLORATION.

puoToGRApHs OF ANCIENT TEMPL s. THEATERS,
AND OTHER BUILDINGS RtCENTLY DIsCoVnEED'
Photographs of recent discoveries made by
the expedition out by the Palestine ENiiof' uuA
Socety have arrived in tins cty, ana form an mleesans
record OF the progress ae. fhel are ahcu at dirient
ruIs m the lanl OF Moab Gead and Basan, which the
Society had mapped out for It's work In picture OF
Amman. the Ribosth Ammnn o the Ola Testament, an
the place wncn JOab besiege when ne placed Una" tle
Hittite tho nUnt of e battle, are seen lc RUNS oi
thealer Fort-Sx tiers of stan iin ANA they
are "a tue to-day a. when the builders oet them UP
1hrou bout they do dehoct oneeishtL OF an inch
from The plumb and level. The Temple of the sun at
Jerash shows eleven lu.nnS stu standing, slheudid
sp.iueps OF Cotinjhan architecture. "dgn they art
as feet nigh an live feet IN diameter the muense cp-
tails are finished deboatcy lacework Tie leaves
are traced almost wh the lightness and pcrectnn oi
nature. There ls iae 81 Cninn oi sl"HT N"S "a 90
81 - a, " ,r Io,y.ui ,f JOu" at kuIWat- H~rc tle
solid blocks, had uOi vet beel calNc' hiO p'"s
stIll rest uLinSh,d tie 10 Oi many cOi"hhs' ~
f,f1n The tlCl tnOu gh not OJcr thhh IIt9aD tihe
is boliuf rec, sAONIu@ some Gnle,dl i'i'' 'uNe' o'
naneLtod wan acshs' os ieaNSS va me f". iH 80
III si9hd.n5, ana h'iie 81 HS thtASsT
tare is b"ken. lac feinhg oi uar1, v.I mi
of which pOrt'n oi the h"''H va, "'iI
alone re.naus, Is noble si',oimub m lone
arcuisocturu. Tnee are nne COURSES o SIOie etNeen
toe .tyiobate eDtabiat re, all tniy squa4ed h"~
beyelsd. The Itmp.c Az iasIloi., WEoi o'"SA III
SC iption trls Dt ouI.ng ie is1S ol Marcus All
tolIts aiu iutiiis lils, a. d. iDI-l3l, SLOWS boho
liner sung work. tside, tGo DJlc cOidIIdo stand ~
pptlccLOl. Wnc with, tic COi ilsii4"h eH'N
fl,rr ,is,,,.. r,iltis AMI jI,s Luvtl, ID IA
colant,.a a wf.il.n is p.au.uIiy carved Cns % Two
"a ceuar grove, IA "hlch 'ho hi4icn ''
tIunAs proad spreading Diauones STAND " sh-iP
Fei,f .Aurt IN, sky f ~ ne, ave hh Oci "4
fAe VcectaiOn wlh W4t 1c uiiHI IA am %
the Jordan covered lhcIr are III al n''' - -H'I
placed III the h.lIds U Mr q. a. hO@AW WVVa "-io VII
Lake copies from 1achl l"i SuO0cil'eI' " 'i 0''
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
RESTING TIE ELEVATED ROADS

pIreTnER rr,;GN 'DY A. 40 Fg'GnTENED uorSTS.
The suits against the Ncw-lork Elevated
Eailruad Company and AGAINST the Gilbert Elevated
Railway Company by the Ninth Avenue Railroad Conn
pany and the sixth Avenue Railroad Company we're con
tInued yeeefday-ons before Judge Van HOr-cn IN the
Court Of Common Pleas. a1i The o,hcr before Jtdcc
Srdcwick In tic Superior CoUf-hu without any new
Tea urr in either In tho rs case II Wiincscs "cIe eN
iuin,i "a Tie purpose OF showing tHd the Jcva,d
railway frightened hr-c-. ani cfu-cd HctGtns. In
jlc otntf cas- q ruu- I-.i. lr number Of wiine>
.u .uurrd, Jacob Sharpe " the I"rui} third STREET
I.a road Company am,ng tie N, 10 show Tie same tng
Ia t.c latisr Lbiah v. Pa .ncr Hc;ltrr ui tir
i.gi-a.rt -: 1872. W.s allowed 20 testify iOf the de-
,tlsr 0 arrr. answer tu thc clan that the act
incorporating the Gilbert Elevated Railway COMPANY
was unders' op1 20 be Gct GUt"oflug ony iuhulr
iway the plant0s IA both cases III pIobObly clOse
ff-tlI
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
THE sTIEHL HOMICIDE.

An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
Eickhof. the OF Pnip S.ehi oi No l27 Edrds'~
st. who died from stab wound inflicted by his wife on
May 20 Anna Soiut, negEbor trst.i Il that early in
the morning o that day she heard sounds as OF sco
Mrs Stiehrs room, ami heard SIea threaten 10 k hlr
wilc and her mother Then tao lother called for help
and she saw S,ieh beating ais we AM dragging her
to the hall Victoria A0end Tho mother Oi Mrs S.i"h.
teslrd Stiel To their early on May 20
O. M was admitted, though against her wi as he hhG
beaten He Knocked his Sile down aud ht.tt
her AGAINST iha floor ried 10 gct OIi Tho
window but SIoI sci2cI Her by tno uar ana neat hef
Then he silzed his fc and dragged her down stars
sue dii ID is iobl knife N arI ndn du-
ny struggle. TU jay rUiL.ne Yer net tllJt Stebl
his death lrOn wound lnniciod uy Eis M'ic,
hl taI al IN lf-doienso. Mrs. eehI Wa tDen
admitted 10 bad IN 500.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
ANlNIrArInN OF ruONAssEY.

ATTEMPTING T. HIpN UP 4 BUILDING ~ WHICH
HEAVILY INSURED GnoD- WIRE sroiTD.
The Grand jury in the Court Of General
s-s IONS his found indictment against Albert Evcut
q shaw goods manufacture. OF rdwlurkoi, q. l., cias-
ue him with arson. iof 80 led att mp "a destroy t"c
store of G. Baldwin C". oi s. so Broa1way IN TIE
ftn Of Nav t-t by pllc u al u!c na in" un lrr
The stairway. THIS p!3siy-Hrtdugcn nj colss,rd Of
small b11 llcd with b3ttc- Of korc-our EnI gnlyp~dcr
with eh;oI candle burning ~ ihc center II waN ioin
by the porter cusns the stOle Tor th' nsIt How ~
by whom IL was flcei there -sory 20 the inrn
bcr, aud cmprSt, "i the hr-h iot several da'. fife
,lnfsha Sildon 10 lst fousl rtiii rcw ani on tnl-
lDwiu- IL up ai-ruvvf a fa,ts wurl Tel liu g. u4Ng
Everett indicted. II h sat tEat Ey.lru rnd -.np j
al lf Goods which Ci '.. fauc u -'NtrnI t.nd-
.gud dnll, tO IAdSu Co shortly b.lnIr 'ht .i,ros-
CIV uf The machine and had cfcr'ei an -nr noe oi tr
good, 70 tLr eNtrtt of fu ir value l'I rdat'ly tli z
tc discovery o. uc alleged plot Everett made in assign
nieni ~ his pYUItIty.
aty and uiea,lcl not guilt, tn tIr nj CtuIa at
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
SHOCKING OUTRAGE ON STATEN ISLAND.

Thomas Mcdonnell, age 24, was arrested on
Staten Island yestei,ay rged with having commt'
outrage upon Ann Notary. who is servant IN
family living the Fresh Kilroad, at the 1907
OF Giffnrd's-lsne Staten Island. the night
OF June s. n appears from the report oi
the police that Med .nnell. Who is rep" sened
10 be the couin OF Miss McGay. called at the bo'iSe
she lived between aR1 O'Clock al night Win
horse and box wagon aud called for her. telling her that
her very sick and had sent him for her Hav-
ing succeeded In getting her into the wagon
he drove between ono and two m1e'
along the Fresh Kill-rasd toward RossVile
when he stopued the wagon and suocredad by orce IN
committing the Ofenss with wh,ch he Is charged ne
then lett her in read. and forced to WAX
back the hOu from which sIe had been then Wheh
she arrived daylight in almost exhausted cou
don having been much bruised Ia her torts 10 resist
TIE brutal assault.
On The same nj ht the residence OF John Tobli near
HugucnOt station. about three niles dsiGl was Vistu
by man In q wagon. WHO tlld "a similar stufF-l lat he
wanted the servant; tHat Ule o her leilds was
very sick aud he had been sent TO- her, Mr IODh lOj
that II he did leave the premises 10 wOuu
be shot. aud tie man lot
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
TIE REr0RM CLUB AND BRISIOU
ANOTHER DFCuNATIoN.

No 23 FIFTlIAYR.. NgN-YoBg, June 2. 1875.
To JAMES EnorT, esq, PTessden! Rspueac'n hej""
club
SIR: I'm the list of delegates appointed to
attend The Curnnau Convcni'H as rubi,slsd ~ th's
mnrnin.s TEBCNR find NV niIne. io nCt the Gepub-
lirnn Reform Club from profound sympathy WIN ls
efforts tn purify puhlic service hci cVin; tiat s
pos uon Sas disnili.d and a,nale even " u went 80
iurfher an an earnest dc Hu.tion OF pr'nclfe.
,"ucn hawevPr the Club bv formal resolution
assprts its belief that the nO.uatlOn OF Mr brstOW
viii be sat. .fnctury gunraniee o tns defcrhnatiOn 0f
tie party deserve the approval of the people nh-
POSES ulun your colnmiitre the Implied duty of endeav
or1ne 10 effect Mr. Bgistow's npmirnttnn In the not
yolr,ty inprnabe event ~ his rejection he Ore tEc
Convention the Ciub will. In bnlief, su9cr defeat
with bin, and seriously impair s usciunoss later In Tie
clinpai,n.
Glowing that the clear h1 utteranee Oi the tIuh tn
favor of a "A at pTnri.c bali srnceG by thus pro-
uounring for Eny uurnnated aud that the rtSou-
tian avs ~ the political sitnaion,
regrr,'iliy dpciiue the Cine nat Committee
Very eSIso,iiiiiy your Obedicnt servant,
CLAKEScE KIN0.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
DISCUSSIONS OF cAK BUILDERS.

The tenth annual Convention OF the Master
Clr-il lers' AS ,Urat0n opened yesterday at itne
Grand Central Hotel L'.nlcr Gerry Of tie NeW-IurE
CcnInh ana Hudson River R,lriad presided. About
jXty persons present representing al the principal
railroads OF The country W. r. Davenport read r'pOrt
on tle heating, hgItiug ana yen,i aOn OF Passenger
cars when was followed Jy i0nE discussion aia The
exhibition Of several models TIE commit ees Tor thc
n,ing year ihen tiuCG aIttr All ch t-e Con
ypntI,n II c C'On Di ifechi cars tuf"u2h
service tue estimate Naf5iug troiu 0 10 per cont
yeal. In tue ~ cral papers wcf' tcid on
Aea journals ana other s.UirCta connected WIZ IL'
i 4k.tg ami use Tae Convention aoJDGrued To
meet Al 10 O'clock TINS hIolIIig.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
ALLEGED BRUTALITY or POLICEMAN.

Frederick Rehwinkel, age Is, Of No. 2SS
ndulbeITy-st Reported 10 lying last evening iIn
The eG cts OF clubbing received al the hands O Omcer
Mitchell OF the Fourteenth Precinct II appears from tie
statements Of tie boys father aud who Witnessed
fhe act that on the morning of the day question the
boy after hr had hBlshed the mornings aork in LIS
fathers barber shop, went with some companions INTO
the yard Of No l3 Jer-eysL Hs companions began 10
pitch peunies and while they thus engaged Officer
Mitchell II anOrg them and they all Ged exospt
young RehwinAe no, not having been playing. went
up 10 the third story Of the house The otbcof oowed
him and kbock he'd him down aud kickad him friend Of
The boys fatner pleaded for him rDd tticd I" hFIea-e
the ofBeors wrath. but the Litter snoeNed the
boy down stairs. and when he got 90 the
nsst aeor dubbed him sheut the bead The lad
made the besf his way boue ard told his parents OF
fie sqsr e comp aimed sf pain ia he head. sDd tie
next DAY yeat 10 Inc Medical College, ~ kvurshave And
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
coRxp,1. uyrvsRsrrY COMMENCEMENT

ITHACA, N. Y, june 14.-The an2uai meet
ing OF the Board Trustees OF the Coinei ohN'is'S
was he'd h re to-day, fun quorum o trustees Dehis
present The Hon. JOSIAH g. Williams. the Hon Amhsa"'
Parker and the Hon Henry b. Lnr were eecte' rs'ce'
,o mi the vacancies occurring this year The estimated
income If the University the present year tsuPoeo
u be- certain IS $llf,71O ,,,-., a.. -,
POI terunrl II Column a Coilege dercrci The at-
nl addrcss this evening There 81 grnduhfcs me
n,nler OF candid ties Tor admission nearly double the
rorIpsnordiuV Term last year The Commencement ch-
vii ie be
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
THY cougr or ArPEALs.

AtpA~Y. y. v. JGnr li.-ln tb' Court OF Appeals
tie lalloNug husIuis tIHns- cited;
No. fnutal art ihc ~ Y. 80 and G. isAro"a--Aigu
"a it re.i.I..d mt cpDcudeL ,,. ?,
Bailey fr re- rsfnfout. Jud vu-t sAifIrI D. hr,ault
.itaf firls4 p.Hi".t -r., pi tHe 'eia"alt
,yc mas Conn, hr-uol b. J. g. II nk'r Tor al man,
q. N. - sf1lzB ur rHsPp ale a. --..
iant ara t,. lorlH y tsHt iIt rrsg rni - ,
Howe for pl-ln olur uy Thouns Moore iOF The
Pf..fl..
rr,c'a rato1 made and ''e court a'lournrL - g.,
I.r ;sn fnr " ta. dsy G. D. fnr thuI-igy June 10
Nes. lis. 81. -, 2Os. 2l7. 225 l5l. -.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
MAsoYs IN TIE GREAr TORCHLIGHr PR0CEs.


In response to an ordsr issued by the Grand
Lodge Aasons, the Masters snd rions oi oyor 100
Has lodges met iast cveniuy at to Masonic Iem'
to take into consideration tie feasibility Of accepting
inyltaiio r,n tne Committee Oi ATsngCDcn,s of Tao
New-York Cenieunia COMMITTEES to Join. body. ~
the inncnse tOrchlight procession OF tnc various NH
taIy aud civic bodies tao nigAt 1f July J. Aiur an
in echanse OF oiinous, the invitation Nas cordially ac
ccpLei Dy those present. bu' u decided uU - appear
in the p.Ocu.sipi Masonic reiuiy. IL o, tD"n- ~
prObl6e .hut the Grand LSo viii .ke pat IN lhe cci-