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The daily gazette., 1876-04-12
Tape Worm Removed Alive.

Tape Worm Renaoyed- Alive.
Had and all complete in two hours. No
|tl head passes. Feat Pin and Stomach
l,4: removed by DR.. kuNKEL. 259 North
Fhliadelphia, Pa. Send for circular. For
f.yIfs all ordinary worms, call on your
(lgsi aud get a bottle of KUNKEL's WORN
PsE Price, al. tebl0-d&w-lm
|eaiFs MIRACULOUS Cure for COrns
hsish remedy of great popularity.
f1isg norns without pain =, -
L. BRINGHURsT q CO.,
n..,.,.r Apothecaries,
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12
pR.1sIiAnINGER.

Has removed his Office from Front and West
DcNorman dfe'b. g 3. IlrI = q. AprJtf! !
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12
THE'MARkEfS,...

The Street market. this morning, pre-
sented the usual aspect, in supply de-
mand, and prices. !, Eggsin view OF the
approach Of Eas Ter, took sudden jump,
from IS and 20 to 23T and 25 cents per
dozen. This was about the only change
from prevailing rates; which xere. as fol-
lows: - F'-- L'-9n" -.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12
M SHERIFF,
sSHERIft, K

kI"s r Liecrors OF Ne,C .eastLe 10,
ealdids,ae myself to your consideration
fgseCoptv HS tes office of Sheriff.,ot New
iss iSss%SSGtatic ,Ss; Party. N fbsSEins %g
HesDeetf1iy Yours, -t5
suary 1st. 1s-s t7s Isaac GRUB. +.
NJ sp,,.:s+ .--1 -. : !. = az =.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12

HXgELSIOR LOAN ,ASSQCd dAPIQNytS3ed
lH Shares OF Fourth Series Stock Is now or
Tered for sale-bo5ks ready, Elrst payment
pay, April 4th, 1876 Apply To. ''9. tr.1rL
| a.: .snoi..is . d. T.. HAWKINS, SeG'y. GE
mar2Q9t IT, No. 484 Market street. l.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12
smell ,.@TT/Es.p ''''p

MOT E.4-ihsrs williDe a1idesthe el lht
ware Avenue BAPTIST ChHrsA this w edRas'
day evenining. at N o'clock. to consider the
payment OF tpe gas bill.
Z by yorder Of the Trusteef. ~ - Eaos
/! l. = T.. .AINsWoRTH, Chainnnu
The daily gazette., 1876-04-12

TIE Qp0RL ESsC T. EXGAyA x V G9A5 q Az
sWlthoittl 9ffssi,s Iqro DestrudliohIto tof proI
s5sss 1sssss e. 'Sysss Sssta Gard
z rtssassa SHss III 4TsnS,h2 AZ h2s,2 2,rs,t. rt.d3H
.mareeL Inn nT g1ni oidB1B mpD .T5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22
rIsIroR AFTER MIDNIGHT.
Where n Good Pistol and Steady Nerve
Might Have Been Very Usetui.

A few evenings ago the house in Clinton
place In which Trituan Esmond carried on his
swindnng operations was entered by burglar
he landlady had retired to the second story
front room, aud called the cook TO sleep on tho
door because 1t was lonesome. Her linen duster
contained sD3, that had been paid ncr by her
boarders The burglar entered through the
font window at aoout o'clock In the morning,
and nsacked every pocket In every garment
he could Ind In the first story. Then be went
10 stars and searched the rooms there. On en-
tering the bedroom occupied by tie landladv hc
quietly walked up TO the closet and, I king a
funny out ~ mis- POCKET, began TO ury open tho
door. 1hia awoke the iandiady, and. see lag a
mar In her room. sue sat W III bed aud stared
at hin. The burglar coollv looked At her and
then wake d over the lues buster thar Law on
the floor and contained Der mnuey. lhe land
lady watched the BURGLAR CLOSELY, but could not
sneak. and the cook Sill slept on the door.
Alter looking about TIE room 20 discover soulo
booty The burglar walked around the lanuladY
toward tho bedroom door ana went out. Look
here come back, come ba. X" said the land
lauy: | want vUu." he burglar moved on.
1he ianuladv jumped cut OF ned abd chased tn q
burgl.r down stats, throuth the hali. ana into
the front parls, and thence he spram1 out OF
the WINDOW ana escaped. tell YOU" said the
landiIoy, I'VE have all kinds Of luck hefe.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22

The largest auction sale OF woolleu Blankets
ever effected In this country by order Of hmmi.
doup, Lane Co.. at 4G5 broome street, yesterday.
Two Thousand I've hundred plcSage' ware sold, the
amount realized being 100000. The sale opened with
marked apsthy ana the poorer quaie, Of goods were
AZ twenty per cent lower than the regular market
rltes As tue sole advanced, and lneliun and best
quaAtls were tcacael, comparatively better prices
Werr realized Thus far WINE blansets ony had been
onered Tue c),or1l goods brought 40 !ut TWEEN hye
cent? per puulu which Is I'VE Ccats lower thal TIE
prices al the pune SAL a year aso. lOi Dundee
whte hlaIsets soi Tor 81 30 per palr loi trecdm
l04 Psssa.c faIs, white, 81 90 II sassAtc Fans,
White assoric borders t'15 ,ai Petrf0o ough. wntc,
G..Ot IA pVtcrhurougn Whi re, Asrurtea hlrDe ,
t9.i2i. To- stanlsrd White. assorted o.rdcr, IS II
st.uQAi. white assorted border, t3Na ia 81 dufd
white. assorted border, a 80; 1O4 Ca4urua, whue,
assorted Gorlcr a ia California, whit, tlrted
border 81 nv. IA r i. 49,, rnc VII f assorted nor
der as 10; IA Metropolitan, nne white, g. 3ji IA
Golden Gaze, nue. white ts.s3'S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22
TIM DESTRoYISG ANGELS.
Attempting to A--sssinntc Nephew Of
brigham Young.

SALT LAKE CITY. July 21.-Early yester-
day morning John c. Young, one Of the re-
porteIs OF the Duay Tribune, while going from
the once to his residence, was waylaid Nv four Of
Brish,m Youba's Dante Band II " Destroying
Angels" who attempted to murder him. MIR.
Young Is a nephew Of Brigham. ana has be-
GONE extremely obnoxious to lis incl ana the
hofmon priesthood by reason OF his connection
with the Tribune. Gentle paper. which op-
~ ses MnrWuus, and shows up thelr habits thd
crimes. Orders were Issued by Young To destroy
his nephew. ana these four men were set apai I
tor :he hlOodv Work. one of tuem was stationed
street corner uisgonAliv across from the
once to give notice II Youpg's departure for
bone. ard the rest secreted tnemseives behind
trees In front OF his residence When the sig
nal given thew all made their apr eafance
simultaneously. One Of them approached him,
sayine =" YOU'RE the man we are looking for -
aud was about TO seize him when Young. ficing
HIM with cooked revolver. backed Into the
ysrj. anu told him II he advanced auutuer ste
he would XII MN. The movement was 80 sud
den tnat the leader wRs thrown n his gu nd.
The neighbors. hearing the Doise came To the
door wish hgbts. and Young Escaped assassi-
nation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22
THE COLLEGE SPORTS.
The Walking, Running. and jumping In IA r.
ataga Yesterday.

SARATOGA, July 1.-THE athletic sports
closed this morning. The track was Ia good
order. and flne freeze made the contests much
pleasauter than yesterday.
The three race was contested by l.. G.
Stlmson and Hays. both Of Dartmouth. Slim
son won. making the time Ia 1911. the lrst
mi In 5:25.
For the oae-mie walk i've started: W atson OF
the Cit College, New YORK, who fell out at the
he, part OF rue three mile walk YESTERDAY won
time, 500; r. A. Noble of Princeton was second F.;
time. e:-s!. MeIltt Of BuWCOtn, j. Woodbridge
Ul ULiln, and Duscol - Williams did not hnish.
1 ne graluates' mile ran was won ny Downs of
Wesley an; time, 6.3s4. L. A. R-nsom Of IVES
ielan started, but Gu Lot nnish.
Inc hi-n Jmp was snarpiy contested by j.
W. PTilt u C'l 4ubl.. ald =. NJ. Mann Of Prince
ton. Pm y n nd feer4 inches; Mann failed af-
ter nlA.iug 5 feet inch.
The mils run Was G. infested by L. c. Stimson
o. Dartmouth. and I. r. Green Of Princeton.
Giccn led over three q Iartets OF tue distance,
tud tuen ~timsun passed aud came in winner.
lime, 4.jsk.
The qu.lrl ar-rnile run was contested by Stephen
YOunI OF Dartmouth, II. ". Steven Of viii
iiatu-. ana ID. Robertson Of Wesleyan. Young
LED unul near the nn'sn, when Sevens went ~
auu past, WluuinE az o. second, Young was
three seconds o mud. aud fell from exhau stiOn
after crossing tue score.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22
TIE BALHAM INlERY.
New Invc.tiGRIion into the Mysteri ous
nenth of Mr. nrnNn.

LoNpoN, July 2l.-Th mysterious death
Of hr. Bravo, the barrster. known as tho AZ
ham mystery continues To occupy public at
tention. The Manchester Guardians London
correspondent saws " There ~ n extraordinary
report gaining currency that the Government
has thought II expedient to apply for the exhu-
The remains are IN Brom utOn Cemetery. and are
to be subjected to an examination should IL be
deemed Necessary"
Capt. Ricardo, to whom the GUJrdtI1 cor
respondent Alludes, was Mrs. BTavos nrst bus
band. tie died at Cologne In 1874. new To-
vestiga'ion into "r. Bravo's deifA MS heeA pro-
cecUing fur sever DAYS. 1he tcsfim ny thus
Tar uds deNel' ped no new feature o.! zap rtance.
he Whitehall HeutCW Of ,O-dAy, weekly So.
ciety Journal, say, that the chemist who sod
tho AntlmOny which caused MI BrAvO's death
has been discovered. and thai the ideuutv Of
the medical practitioner to wnom II WAS sold
viii be established ~ tU-daN's evidence,
IO-daS's evidence IN tho Bravo inquest,
though new aud suggestive does not a. Vet
bear out the statement OF tue Whitehall RcpieC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22
WAS IT CHOL ERA9
A Labercr who IL said 10 Have Died with all
the svmptome Of the MaIndy.

Late Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Senger,
Of the Board Of Health certificate Of the
dc, tn Of John Iayn "of sporadic cholera"
The clerk refused to draft a burial permit
until physician had made All ex intua-
ton. Hayn died at $50 West Fifly-third
street on Thursday morning. News OF the
az ir had gone abroad in the neignborhood,
and the Inhabitants were alarmed lest tue
cholera might prove epidemic. Members OF tho
family told the wri er that Mr. Hayn had been
i'll since last Saturday. lie vomited continually
until his dc tn. and suffered Intense agony Mt
timcs. DIR. Strnnach said that beyond any doubt
the patient died Of cholera. On Wednesday
mOrniug he found Havn In what is known as
the aliid stage Of the disease He was cold
and out for the pprspir ton TIL I covered HIM.
might I'VE been tab n for corpse. He sui
fered from violent darrh1a. he precordial
distress and anxiety always accompanying
cholera w'rc distinctly and unmistglanlv ap-
uaren. The violent cram In his limos, tue
severe Daius In tue bowels. the sunSen, dry eyes,
the dark olive color OF the skin. were all sYmp.
toms. Tney are tuseparatle from cholera, nd
few " tht IN accompany any Otncr utlment. " In
you read a description OF cnolera from the hivh-
eat medical authority II would tally exactly with
this case" said DIR. Stronach. Not symptom
wan inV, aud not "A symptom, wac IN any
way different rom whit 1t ought to be In d true
case of cnOlerd."
The auathv and indifference that cholera pa
TENTS always 1eel concerning their condition,
Hayn showed wnCn he was at the worst stage.
must rd Gated bricks, red pepper, and brandy
were administered aud ApDlieu to warm him,
but with no avail. The death cnili could not De
snHken OF.
Dr. Strunech cautioned the family to cleanse
and uisiniect tine SICK room thoroughly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22

err Mtreu ,ll, tucuu nrtd ty cooler Weather., Il
ana lOt Irr.f faltr 80 cage IS ht tntrc Dab ill-
pruyc.Dni tine dtuHn and pltts rou iuuVd Irreg
lar. uomlnRly unchanged. 1--we Nour I lry Hruyr. We
quote State ANA western sup'Nnr 81 goo $3.50; extra
State Sc, fi4OGtifp Mcs 'rn liiuE NnrN extras,
- eots4i go; DO. ny snd NNA q N1@tt25 d1. winter
wheat ara M tiAtsl. 10. Minnesota pat tuf, g. 80
COS lysnlppns extrs a.7t @t5i5i souIhrru naNrr4'
ana luNN uftulr, tN2,NgVt southern -hlnII tN.
tras, fi,ijatnia. Corn NeN-Mcst I'm, $3.50 ~ .li
BRANDY Nlue e. 2OG$33O. I've nodr-aupcrnue $500
OSLO.
totToN Spots dul, Falcs go bal,si mddlng up.
lAhds, IL Il Toe. For ~ ufc delivery pU.ts advance
l-'f2tt sales 10 Sh Gales c'lsl0g Win hiYNrS AZ IL
23a-c for Jul llAsc. for Aug ~, llAAc. 'r ttp'rn.
her II ~ 3ec for October II t0c Tor Novt mhrr and
II lA2 tor pccrmper Liverpool market ufneri mlo'
ding upands, 5fsl
GKocgRItn- Cunce du, and Rio quoted lower Al l4al
@ls9.c GOLD Aotllug done In n or mo asses. For
egn drcd truifs are lower AT g OpN f2 10 box Ter
hyrr rsisins b15Ac - prunes, and 6lSb4Ac for cul.
r nts. Teas eeaing more freely aud old crop arm, nut
new crop dIoopmg kugare aul raHs SIN QuVlea "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22
A REPNHLIOAR TRIOK.
How n Democratic Alderman has been Kept
Out of his Seat

At the last charter election in Jersey
City, Garrett Haley, Jr, aud Michael Iteardon,
Jr., we're candidates fer Alderman 10 the Second
District, com mouly called the Horseshoe Dis
trict," on account Of its peculiar shape. Both
candidates had fathers living In the district
whu nOre the same names. On the moiniug OF
election dav. " wa discovered that there were q
lot ~ deceptive tickets at the polls, which did
not have the word Junior" after the names II
tho Candidates, and notwithstanding the fact
that an effort was made to destro the tickets,
" ev were so skiltully distributed that a ma
J'rltyn the votes were puilrd for the wrong
candidates. In order to legal IN the election, IL
bcc me necessary to take tue mater to tho
courts. and tho case was pnt on the calendar "a
the state OF New u rev for the kelator G. arrptt
Haley. Jr.. ant. Alch ell Reatdon, .Jr. ne case
W.T. called IN the Circuit Court before judge
Knapp, yesterday. jury was tupnnueled.
lhe evidence submit ted proved tnat there We re
oniy two candidates running. and the vote re-
oeived by Gar, EFT Haley were Az and Tor Gar.
rett Haiey, Jr., 06B, III. kinV llb1, all If which
belonged to Gariett II IIey, DR., nd Michael
Reardpn received 67I votes, ana Mch ei Re tr-
uOp. Dr., Wl. msding tutI ~ $40. Giving IA iIey
majority Of Ia The jury were instructed to
ind tor the State on All tue issues, and they dil
~ directed. the judgment Will be certined 10
the Supreme Court, and thereon judgment Of
custer viii i-Hue. ny authority Of which Alder
man Haley will take his seat IN the board. The
author OF the spurious tickets u unknown, but
IL was charged 1t the tmo as Republican trick.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22

tn the New York Peat ONCE, which was ro-
ferred to- the Committne on APPROXIMATIONS.
he rpport sets 10th that tho aOpIOprat tons for
said buiIaIng and the furnishing Of the same
hive t. en- exceeded 10 the extent Of f2!1,WO, for
witch official misconduct on the pat OF me
o(irinls In cuarue there IN no cxrus" or palliH-
ton. aud that ~ was clearly the duty OF the SUI
revising rchitect nd euuerintendent of aaid
building to have fully uud rstOud the OK 'ct
cnndi ion " the appr Iutiatiuns for said work
and to have seen To IL that not one dollar OF
money was expended or a -iuge obligation IN
cured bV cttner Of them after they might nave
re- snnlhy asccrtlined that the money for stid
building was ,xnausted. me report also states
that the uer-ons holding 81 inns against the
Govern uent, &C., have cted IN good latin and
are entitled To have their ciaims paid.
Ihc House then went mo Comm tee ~ the
Whole ON the private lcnddr. tine nrst bii be-
ing one confirming cert In nd claims In the
S. t. ~ Missouri. Aftgr discussion, on motion
Of Mir. 1, lman dem. Ind.). the enactng clause
WIS struck out aud the bill was SO rtpOr,ed to
the HOuae, which confined the action OF the
committee, aud SO the hiil was defeated.
The House then ad lOurued until Monday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22

MI Hopkins tDemo Pa asked leave 10
tn"f are oluuDn rec.tng That former Distiict
Attorney f1r the We-torn District Of Pennsylga-
ma had collected money for alleged yiol ,tion of
u Internal revenue law, which money, It was
claimed was not paid into the Treasury, aud
wat Tire present Distnct Attorney IA proceeding
u col. ct again the amount Of judgments afore-
SAD ana directing the Judiciary Committee 10
'Aq Ire lpio tho truth Of the statement.
Ar. Bel Dem, \. II objected.
To-day being private bill diy, number Of
l1Vs'e tills we're reported and acted upon.
smo them one authorizing the C9rnmissinner
"a TENS 70 hear this application OF John Il.
nall Ha'on for an eGtenBion Of his patent &
Improvement In cupet lining, which was passed.
x,nt. fraA iltep., Iowa.. from the CJmm lttes on
tApH} Baldings, su9milted report In rngAr1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22
SPECIMEN BR0oKLrN oFFICIALS.
Chief Nevins sued for his Brutal Assault on
Archibald Gordon.

Archibald Gordon commenced n civil
suit yesterday against Thomas +. Neyns. chief
Of the Brooklyn Fire Department, for $1,000
damages FOR assault and battery. In his COM
plant, Gordon. WAC Is employed ON Brooklyn
sunda, newspaper. says:
on the goth " Of July. 1870 AZ Washington street.
in the city "f BrOoklyn WIN" this plaintH Was In the
nwfu purs MI Of his business, the Defendant, without
CaIse or UrUVocAon. cut rvd the nrcWis's whi" the
plutln wns 40 tusvg'd aud tuWnltf Nolu NJ aeau
HIN ON the ol, struck INN several yioeW b1Ws upUn
lhr READ anu Ut riuu- OF Ills person, epat n plau-
ufs face an kicfrt him NoicnY ~ on diirr nt paris
has peitun, AID caused te p iutln 10 bleed H. N q
nose aud ear Tor nauy noufs thDr.itcr.
President Jourdan severely rcpumanded Capt.
Smith, of the if0liNn punce, tor having made
no ATTEMPT u arrest Nevins. SERGEANT Cain, who
failed to eutfl the case ou the ilptttr Will also
have to explain his conduct 10 the board.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22

st te bends were dull. With ssles OF Tennessee a.,
Oh, 4 ~ Al ma s., due 1888 sls aud Missouri o.
hong bOn,-s luJiS. RAJ Rad HiOrtkasce wcre shEoe
higher. Northwestern consolidated coupon gold uonds
eiine to &C. a. the p..ilc Railroad Issues al.
V.nclng Se4 lhe follow M scrr tle PRIV clpa tr
tcfioAs LvuiSh md NuktsJhTrv COasO tlstVd b7h.Ge
81. CacagI AMI y nh western lists, lc7 On c.IJ
AID kertaS esietn como dated coupon 1t ounds,
V0A4e.sJ; Chicago and Northwestern co isolllaiti
luiai rrie % mortgage 1858 Ncs YORK Central 0s
lsA5 lU0Ai Mn~.ukcv and PAU =, culd, 100 Tea,
trsl Factc god bonds, lO7iee lusS; North Missouri
lee, pSsi Western faein. ooads pe4go0's umon
Pacinc Z. llnd sran lu2Al A ana icrfr naute
- MI aukvc AID 81 Pau alidatci sink
ing iund ettet@h. ono sLd Nj sisslNpi cousol ated
be, 81 Union Pacinc Ranrcau ]. morg se, lo3@i
lhr foilowlnR were tnc opvi ~. hignrsi 1a est an
T. NJ closing prices ot stVCss To-Day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22

NEW NoHK, FRIDAY, Julv 2l.-He cepts ~ heevoI
wote Tvs ear 10 DIS o. 1913 head making b20S sined
MohNay, az mt O2ei r the same time llst cS.
NO micn changc IN prices, ami air trade at s1ddo.
10 - 70 urtss do1 ms. Tor Ofd 4ary prime stru m,
Win lew ruh "a oxen sold Of nc. 60 dress % MS
Necelpts OF shcgp aad linD we're ~ cars. or 45I
mead, making snce Monday aglin.t IBgps Tor tnd
ne tlnie iast week sheep were nrncr III 3,Ggr11c.
n lanO ruled steaut at o.. J3ic. y n . the int iaf
neure Tor choice Jersey lambs.
hec,ipis Of hoss, exclusive ~ car ada due and re-.
prr cd ycsferdiy we're, - cars 25p6 head M <.
MR l. uN since Monday. guinst 10 $40 SAM tltns
iast week. saes alye cude 10 Sta.e nogs, 15f ma.
.vtra.e, siaC. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22

John Hageelty of ri Il st Thirty-eg hth street,
Thomas Bush ell Of 2l7 the street.
Joint.S bought some beer yesterday for six
cent. Haggerty gave some TO woman,
which angcred Bushnell. Haggerty knocked
Bushnell down and stabbed hun ia several places Hag
gerry, VINO conltted without ball. Ia tue Fifty.
tevuth street Police Court - await the result OF Bu n
nellie n JureH. fclls dfiercnt story. He that he
paid for all the ad got Of II. Angry words
were spoken and Bushnell, VINO younger anu
stronger, threw him do n aud him whrreuDOn he
Grew he knlic and defenda "a hiuse,t Haggarty Is "A
staDlrman Tor the titn Ave ~ Stage COnDduy. Bush
nell was taken TO Bellevue Hospital His wounds are
ear
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22

The estate Of Edwin Booth, the actor, which
has been IA bankruptcy for two years and half has
Just been settled up the asaguce Mr.. Jonn II. iatt,
having presented his nAal report All IN" clms were
bought ny TREND 1T MI Boom, ami thus he re vr-
tua dsch rye, although hr has not formally applied ior
one. aiyidehd II ~ yer cent. has been pnid, It's
uroporty Wa sold Tor $1,000 hbrdty ana prNA
theatrical wardrobe, 81 hpOi palnllngn, il.3oO Tao
unsecured claims died anOunt 10 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22

fteamshn Abemaric. Lewea Del, mlsi. ana pa'e.
Steamship Necklr, Bremen, mdse. ID pass.
a.. usi4 river 4ht cJt4t voc gssssls.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
The cntr nee to NOrthpOrt or Ow Bar, Long Island,
has been tuuveh ~ fellows: No Bacs spar on sVuth
end OF Spi t8iag out frl - West Dclrh Lloyd Hir
Dor lighi, west by north a MOTT D. olc mt qhster
u'iCs. No. 3. bllCs cor east rId % 5 Dr. tree.
qu Jters OF mr. east y north fr m bIOy No. l. NJ.
: t. spa on nurin,isi eud " rp!t M knx Yut from
To Gle the wreck % tue slUrp stlN ~ the Narrows,
Ken Robins Reef Llsht open 20 caatw.rd OF Fort W
worth.
A. c. E1uND, Captain y. = NJ
Lighthouse lnsp ctor, fAlrd DISTRICT
ToMrKrSsvfLLE, \. y. july Il, 1875.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-22

The Police Commissioners promoted eighteen
rourdsmen 10 screants OF police the other day The
candidates tor the new grade hld fo7 weeks been sub
jectcd 10 rgid examination touching their kuoNedge
OF the elementary hrluc les police husnuF ant state
l0F. lhHlr nam"s ares r. -. Sn,h ,I 5 Mrlt. Pct r
Cuunu, james Nrliy. Juhn /, GRAY, Norcns Hurhrlt.
Tu,lu 4, willard. Jacpn Wllelu., Gutihvus - h.-
gr,on, AO-,s Cputrsat. Johu Il. uuihorn, CHARLES NJ
frunRtr JAues Il, Fuller, william H. NcDD JuhA htl'
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s4@eAc for fair to good rea1lnq and ocs. rennoa q,

Bpogc for fair to good refining, and best refined -
lover NJ liz lSc. for hprds.
PRovIsioNs- PorN Jun ana Jwcr small sales on tho
s s ~ w 700 Tor ncs and us tor extra prime
yoh unll ui ln",e urn. CITY picked mans lleel 41ecJ
10 enpl lts WtWA' iy HuOk u hams. 1b0glBc.; do
should u, luP ~. Iarl duli nd he Wy stlgs. 400
t. ~ tlO6f'p Tor No city, 81 12o for prime do. and
81 3sie tr Yves or ana .lfr tufure 1lrii erv
500 e.. a SLIGO for Nufust md 81 a. FOR aepteu
gtr Dressed logs easier 81, SlbsSS,c. Boei s1dU6sil
ter was fcarce, goo quest mn gain higher stare
hrNlns nhg {! D. sOs2y,.' y q 2Oa gsc.. estern
croamery 1S0' Sri Western nr} ms anu tubs I3Sso0c
Cheese wustr AMI nomnaiIy Unchanged factory "a
supply ard nrncr 1ee0c. Tor Western aud near Iy
GhAtN ihe Douler rCahcr C. usei holders to feel a
ntdt ~. o. ger ud tag downward tendency IN prices
aDpar w chcc .cd. Wheat quiet sales a. QO0
IA b. at bJc5S5c. Tor SOFT No. sprin gS' No,
ChrHg surifgi 81 for soft NJ. Nj wAukec - ing
{ll5@tl 10 r hard No. spring; all for soft No.
MN = ora prihg' dcgpe1c. Tor rod Wilt Wesurn I;
81 20 Tor now amber icl ware Rye ste dy with 5000
bush. western sOt tt Csc. N sore. Peas upsettloi
Bar ey aud barley mat du Olts rather more dy
with 'air demand. Sits % 600 bush. 3OLr tor No.
for lie NIX I'd 3i@i2lsr. Western 4O0siIc
tOr white state RI - z ,pd request and arm
sales 100 co. Uush. at tOaiGc for hot 4sc. warm
b0&.l iOr steamer mixed 536t53Js Tor sail mixed /
h5at6 Tor cbOce nike ana graded yellow 5gsc foi
Sou hcrn yellow O2c. for Southern white.
SUNDHGEs-Niv1l Fiorts We '" tVan Qulct but quota
ti1us renamed steady 30ta3Oc. for Spirits turpen.
the, AID $1,000 lSO for common to good atr med
for Tud" Du k and 15)HaI1 10. Tor re1Ied la oh
ocean frcy Z. were rntlef q 4 I. nut rate wer nrmlT
taineG grain to liserp OIL Dy seim, 10 tobacco,
by sal, 81. Cts chees 10 Rfi-t a. nv team, 60g. ton
renned petroleum TO the Bate g.. 81 d. TO Gbrsi
tar fOr ORDERS 5s The nios OF hides include 1.b00
dtY and dry fnit"d Mat NOR ut 1Jc. gold. Mhi-KeY
Yonin at 81 l2l1Sil3. Teloe ratner nrner at 500
Dice Tor prime. Layer sins, $40 Currans, 6tssD