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New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
rx.n-nGr coNNoLLY.s VIII.

The will of the late ox-Juigc Connolly was
offered f,r probate ia the Surrogate, office yc,tcrny
Tire charitable b,purt. ar. follows: To tIc A., ium
forth. AaoG and ludic,ut, under 'hr charge of h Itc
Sisters ~ ilc Poor 800 the Catholic Pro, c'ufy ~
NV York; $500; 10 TIE Tfr, chu,eh of L1'cy County
- Clgau, ireland, $1,000; to the Cp'l'-c of Saint
P,,r.r, uf Cults. County ~ Clyau, Ireland sum not
cvca,Iue 1000 - found scholarship 'n. hc oducl
tou and maintenance Of hoy from tr parish oi Iavcy
f.r r ,,tnru 90" rcciricut hc drsI ted by the
Bishop uf diocese, the parish priest .iA -Hd.d h'h
u.iT.
Tue u.rsoual brqucsts 5000 each 10 bis Two sis
t,I. Mary -i'No; and Auu tluu rGlm, and o.. same
..iu tu Us niece, li.Il Cannon; y 900 20 tHJ- j.
Connolly. husband uf h- deceased U"uglt"r. "ud 10
Tuuft.. E!uurrlu. To his daughter, Ellen Louise VIII"
of John ". Iiatly Jl. ~ % 5000. the
household goods and 'Hr irn cent anl occupancy OF The
lua-. No. 49, Wet E'tIgih-t. Tho -3u ~ -l,pO j.
lcf pr family mnuuu, u .uu the residue o.! &c prop
cy afrcr paving the above hcIuc,ts, to b" invested
FOR the benefit %! the child ,n igeu ui lei, daughter
moon their attaining The age ot - years IN case uO
children should De- born o bis daughter, the property
sill 20 next Of kin Patrick F'rigan aat francis
Morgan are made executor, o.! the W.T.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Yorltyille Police Court yesterday, Joseph
NckTuan held In OOO 20 Tor c0n0us assault
Patrick Donnely The anay took place Monda, night
ih F,rstiye. Thttirthst when MCkcnuJn stabbed
BOuncly u the thigh John Roch Of No. 3-6
assaulted his WIFE, Catherine Roch ard held In 300 bail
Superintendent Walling received telegram from
the Chief u Police Of savannah, Ga, stating that
named II. H. SpagEs who charged with stealing $500
from Charles +. Clark had left Charlrston, = e. the
steamer tly Of Atlanta, on July 2 ,"r h,s city Detectives
boarded the vessel Ncs' riay morning but the II
"Spague on the purser~ books Tho detectives
h"nld man address another Spage and this
rested him He dcknow that the
sd that h hai stolen money from the complainant
influence NJ liquor Spague had shipped under the of
George Graham. He was locked up
At the Iombs Police Court yesterday, Henry
Lewis ~ No. lj Aenst charged with obtaining goods
under false preteHses lie 90 the store Oi John Iun
No 40 Broadway and by representing himself ~ coming
from william H. sloan. obtained IL rcalns of note pape
IA about t35 Lewis also went tO Brewer Bros, ana
he Marvin ~ obtained
BLANK books worth R2i lie held to VIM Odcn
held - charged Win swindlug SaHuel j. Franco
Blackstone Mass o 1000 by Of fraudulent
While board the steamboat Providence Thomas John
81 No7 Washington ST. held In $500 bail CHARGED
with driyng horse vita largo sore On his back. John
Powgr che 0f the animal also held IA $500
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26

eide yesterday Woodland Cemetery Newark py Shoo
ing himself with pistol Within snort 'lihc Ho "
lost three children. which preyed upon the uu o
his wife that abe was temporarily insane Added to TINS
trouble was the fault finding disposition OF MS wie
which at times almost drove him crazy on MohuA!
while at work, he threatened to shoot hi'ii'eH
Yesterday morning he left his mouse '"u
went 10 woodland Cemetery, where his ch'''hen
rcvoiyer from his pncket and shot himse', hoiiias
sarrev the sexton, to the spot ara ill., u,u at,u
stretched across the graves on his hands ah, kec' az
ner struggled to Lis feet placed tue reNoNeI III , III
noekct and staggered away from tue grave ol hs o,
dren about 90 feet, where ne fell Dr. Max hu,Snci m'
Summoned and he found Stanner vomiting Dioou & ua
failing fast The ball had entered tho ptNse nu'i
The bear glanced from q rib penetrated the lungs anu
buried itself in tho ground, having passed. hr9usn
body stanner WAS removed 10 tho German Hospital
There is little hopo Of his recovery.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
A FRA UDULENT KENTUCKY LOTTERY.

THE PRETENDED AUTHORIZATION FALSE CLAIM.
A suit has been brought in the Franklin Oky)
Circuit Court by the Commonwealth Of Kentucky against
the Board OF COuncmen and Trustees of the City School
Of Frankfort 20 prevent the drawing Of the Kentucky
Cash Distribution Company, extensively advertised TO
take place at Mayor Hall, in the City OF Frankfort on
Aug 81 This Company announces that IL is authorized
by special of the Kentucky Legislature for the BEN
eft OF the Public Schools OF Frankfort" Tho com
plaint OF the plaintiff charges that num-
ber of the defendants claiming by virtue
OF purchase from the Board OF COuncmen
the exclusive right 20 enjoy lottery privilege in Ken
lucky and that under this contract purchascright
they have been or long time exercising lottery grant
IL ia further charged that the claim of the COmpanys
having been authorized by special act OF the Lrgsa
ture il fraudulent, an1 Is maintained for the purpose Of
leading people To- believe that special rights con-
fcrrcd nOn IT, The complaint states slch nights
claim defendants have for operating lottery Is by
virtue Of purchase contract made by l.. \ stewart one
OF the defendants with the Board Of COuncneD, aud
that Board mad power "a make such contract IL
further charged that In 1S3S law was passed which
raising Ivy Of lottery drawings
of SlOO 900 for the benefit Of the city School OF Frank
fort that before oct l, 1879 the authorized sum had
raised appropriated for the purposes named IN
that this fact well known by the Board
Of Councilmcn before the date Oi This iIuuducnt con
tract with stewart" The plaintiff holds that the act
under which the Board OF Councilman claim the night
To make such contract had performed the work for
which Ii inieuded, aud therefore not III force,
and prays that the contract De anunllcI, aud that an
order be Issued prohibiting deieddaniS from operating
any lottery grant, and stopping Ihe present drawings.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26

steamship Amerque. Ponzoz New York Julv A. a..
Uayre, air we'd here at o'clock thfs morning. ~ ~
MOs7rLR. July 25.-The Anchor Line steamship po,,-
Small rom NewYorS July I5. for Glasgow arrived bs,
day.
GLASGOW. July 25.-The state Line Companys ,t+,,...-
OF Pcuns lvana Knight, from New York July i2
Tiyrd here al 2 oclncs this morning. 90 -
QUEENSTOWN Juy 25Ihe National Line steamship sn...
Grace IRON Newiork July l5, for Liverpool arriveS
Fastnct O'Clock tins morning The Culad Line
ship Atlas Hoseason from Boston July H. Tor Liverpool -
BRIsIoI. Jny 2J.--Tne Great Western Line s,A.u.,.-
fApxE July 25--The state Line Compsnys seam,,.
Ind from Glasgow for NewYork sailed hencs *
DOMESTIC PORTS.
ASTORIA, o. July 23.Salle, bark Mcleod (Br Paige In,
Liy rDOo with cargo OF salmon "
BANGOR Me, July 25.-sailei yesterday schrs. Leopo,
and Izctta, tor NewYOrk.
Berry from New. YORK VIDAL sss (span MaIistans p,o
Havana. Cleared bark Architect ir) Smart Brst il Rts
scbr B y. Hawkins, Tarpin, Ncw.lorK. @e'
GALyEsToS July 25.Alriyed steamship state OF Ten.
Bolger New YORK.
NEW BEDFORD July 25-Sailed schIs. Ralph Hoysa an.
w Knight for Kennebec River; Julia Baser HIscs
Diamond and Annie r.. Weele, for \ ew- YORK
PogrLAsD Ne. July 25.-Arlved. bark Lohar (Brl De.
sAyASSAH. July 2jCcared schr. p. C. Schultz Thom.
son. tor washington, -. O..
TYBEE Ca July 25-sailed. steamship Henan Iiyips,o,
Mallory. NeW-HorS.
DISASTER.
n. s. July 2iihe bark CUPID arrived Pictas
me E,nks Of ewOUnGard, July IL, by the Nuryan.a
barr MercatO during thick iog, ard received conssraha
injury sailor board or the Nero tor cried that ths.
ware sip.pg bnL lost In the The cana
the CUPID the lo2 cleared IN lew h0dis but
could De seen Of the Nercator
iECr EdteSt shse AetcS see fpIs Poge.i
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
THE HUDSON RIVER TUNNEL.


Mr., Blair, of the firm Of White & Blair, at
to,neys for the proposed Hudson River Tunnel In con
yersaton with a TRIBUNE reporter yesterday, gave
brief history OF the work since it begun two years
ago Mr. Blair explained that the project wa atoSe'her
a private one and nothing asked OF the puphc eA-
cent the right Of way The Board Of Directors at inc
head of which is Col Haskins, consists entirely OF west
ern capitalists eight in number, among whom are SEN
ator Jones of Nevada and j. c. Parks of the Union Pachc
Mail Steamship Company. The cash capital on hahd
Is $4,000 900, and 1t is estimated that about
- 900 more will he required before the
compction Of the work. Immediately the receipt o
tho charter in 1874 work begun, ut ii' progress,
was soon INTERRUPTED by litigation aTiSng from oUpa-
ton ON tho part OF the Morris ana E'scN fffoau %
many and the Jersey Shore Improvement company; Inc
suits lave all been decided in favor OF the Iunnei Cnin
nanv and /. IL proposed to resume work IN eW "c"hS
Active nperatiOns will he becnn on the NcWJeSey sue
from he foot OF Fiftccnth-st. From mat point thc
tunnel viii in north-eaSterly dlfecti0h' pass
Ferry slip. The entrance ON tbs s'de VIII
he in the vicinity Of WHhiDgloh-squnrc' lt2
ceedng iTom The Ncv-JCiScv SHORE, mere Nlh
De gradual desc Mt of two feet In hundred untl
pont ZOO feet from New-GOrk Is reached Wilc tnc
ipnrl will b,in 20 ascend at the rate " ore fpOI IN
every hundred. The unuc viii bt about Two ihles Vi
length and have road ned of % feet WITH two tracks
and tic entire distance VIII be lii ~ gas lhc Wai' over
bead viii he ur feet thick, Consrlctc0 oi hlSF Al no
pont VII tho tunnel he less than - feet below me
below. Ii is pro- Oscd 90 employ abOul l dnoiciN anu
TO continue tie day and night IN t!iS hnhtf l
rut,rprisc which would ordinarily occupy sN AtS' Nii
be completed IN onc-tur ot that time. The iGunc VIII
ether but It's main ooi i.ct rapid transportation
of freight 10 and from the risOad CcOts III Jersey CJ
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
BONDS IN RAPID TRANSIT CASES.
THE FLEvAIED Road ASKS THAT THEY BE ~
CRTASEp.

Three distinct motions in the three suits
against TIE ScwY.rk Elevated Railroad Company were
mafo y,strrday to compc, the plaintiffs To give addi-
one security ou the ajnuc'on- obtained hy them. In
ID. sut oi the N.nth Avenue Railroad Company, the
Elevated Railroad Company claimed tl't the Injunction
o., ylstrnug Its contract, AMI delaying iis work had
already cl,cl - of 1000, loss increasing day by
diy while expense, of counsel aud Uthrr matters grow
ng ont oi tie injunction would sv, the present JOS, 10
rJOooD The Company asked tts; tie $1,000 nonA for
damages from tlc injunction be- increased 10 100000.
~ hr sut o John Pt,u. the pr pr.ror of the Pacific
Hotel m Gr,euwir-st, Il asked Oh similar ground.
that tur bond Increased fIuu 5000 - ~2'tu. judge
Van ErUut. brf whom, IN common Pleas. special
Term. tht-" motion. came deferred h"m uutI tlr ''uFh
~ Hd-. Van lIu.-nl Who beard tHn t1s q! iH" tr.-
u1mtd case. The trd Hpt tn Wa, Do fore judge SANFORD
u superior CuYIt. special Torn. iE inr sat ~ J"udh
v ~pH!r Wu hi. procure 800 injunction of iuu Hulld-
iug IL rack g,ro,- the EIitTy. Ia This caso 20 was
stated tlI; Uu bond bad been given, u brII- rNirru
fu.f .l, motion Tor fht continuance ~ tu injunction
would pc hrasl 8ui dcci.I .n dag or two, hut tier"
lau been uu decision ~ tie motion and the Company
-A,d 100000 arcuTty. JUDI. Cu,tis took The papers.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
A srrAN1 WHISTLE EyLoIYrD.

In the suit brought by Daniel Buttorcid and
Others, the propricors OF Tie Albany Apartment House
at Fifty y-rsts and broadway, 10 stop the noise and
Earring Of the ucighboring marble factory of Simon
Kdbcr Julcc Curtis, In superior Court. Special Term,
has rendered decision the motion Tor provisional
Injunction lie holds that the allegations ~ the
rllnt fully answered on all POINTS bat one-tho sc
Injunction. lie holds that the only sc u U shown Is To
rdl the WOIAlcu. That be cntctrI in other WAYS
Affords Just reason for uONing nc plaintiffs
II tine deeudauts shalt bc found o have right
operate their engine Ihcy claim, Il hardly he
that such operation Will De- allowed IN improving part
the city with entire disregard to the quiet and comfort
OF Tho nlIghbnrIOOl.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
SHIPPING NTELLIGENCE.
roEr OF NEwNoRK .................Jl

PORT OF NEw.YORK .................JULr 25
CLEARED.
steamship Algeria tBrJ Wltson Liverpool via Queens.
'0 sam.iP Kea@orth Trr, prowsc Antwerp George W.
siSSSs6p city Of Havana, Phillips Havana Prosroso
" StelnsGip 4 . sinners warren Philadelphia Jas Hand
steamship Wyarose Couch Richmond ClH Point ami or
fok Old Dominicu steamship TO.
steamship Neptune Berry. ioSton H. u Pimock ,,
shin Roma tBrl, Liverpool, B"wI lIE * Archibald
s!hp satsearu (Brl Jarmay liverpool Hcnlerson BrJs
uE Camilla Nor Cnr,stcnsen' Cork or Falmouth for or
Rars jon sloden (swei soberg Cronstadt Benham
Bark fliza ouon lRr, BLACK, Liverpool Brkenhead,
rI,i WiS Kat" tp.r' Murphy Antwerp Brett son & Co
SrS Evening star (HrL Chick, cuba, Waydel
Brig Nellie Hustled Brewster Bristol Eng. Brett son
Brig Chas A. Sparks Marcte, Hull. Eng Jas. E Ward &
schr Bertha j. Fellows smith. Perth Amboy, ~ j.. Jed
Scnr Monticello, Morton Portland, Hayand & Pressey.
schr Bride Eidredge, Ponce, r. H., >. W. Lows
schr Edward Burton CBr). Miller Halifax. n. S, P.I.
schr Acorn Nicholson, Providence Frank deeon. jr
Schr North America Joyce ST. Johns, NJ T.. hatton, Vat
Barge cath Moan. Donahoe. philadelphia Jas. Hand.
ARRIVED.
steamship rGTore @ 3 s gaarI aTTo Hr ns 59ly i' and Ply
Queenstown luth VITA m2se and pass to C c. Franckyn
BOuwelshaven lOth with mdse and pass TO Punch, Edge
Steamship otneno lBr nri,low HUI ynly Z ana South
ampton lOh, with mlse. and pass to g. L. Wright co.
vanilla 1870, Aspa"a IN and Narassa 2Oth with mdse
and pass 10 PIN. FOrwOOd Il Co.
steamship CITY of Atlanta Woodruff Charleston July 22
with ndsc. ana pass. 10 jas w. Quintard & 90.
steamship Alfcrs, Hawthorne New Orleans July 49, with
mise and pass. 10 Charles \. Whitney X Go.
steamship wilmington Hoimes Havana July 20, with
mise ani pass to w. 4. Clyde u Co.
Bari Primh Frederick Carr (Ger) Granzow' London 63
days, IN ballast.
(of Nassau, Grant Carienas l2 days,
with sugar
schr sarah W. Hunt (of Bath McFadden. Harbor Island
D day -, with plnelpples
scIr sarah h Douglass (of Nassau Bethel Elcuthera
days, with fruit
sent u. W. Anderson, Anderson, Brunswick, Ca, days.
with lumber
Emma Raynor North Carolina with melons.
Schr Racer. Slsb.c North Carolina with melons.
SchT Ella Worten Mott. Virginia, with melons.
Schr Edward DaigGr, Lang, virginia, Win melons.
Schr Emma Aery, Hall Goorgetown ID. C., with coal
Scnr Onver SchJned DsOsway, Baltimore.
Schr 4. II. KIRK Cavalier, Baltimore, with coal
Ella Strickland strickland N Carolina with melons
Schr. Ida A. Thay yer, Crunn Virginia with melonA
Schr II. h. 8iies. Branner, Virginia with bark.
MEMORANDA.
Bark Maria Augusta owed), Opuan, from Liverpool ar-
2 and anchored IN Lower Bay The city
morning Of 10Th
SPOKEN.
July Banks nshng Jan (of Plymouth
Aas.), with DDs hsh.
FoRrIGN PORTS.
PLYMOUTH July s5.-rhe 6snsAl Transatlantic Companys
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
SUMNER DIZZINESS IN TRADE.
WHOLESALE HOUSES HOPEFUL FOR THE fAli.-sTA'i
NATION IN RETAIL BUSINESS.


Much to the surprise and qualification oi
Wholesale dry goods merchants the present indications
give promise Of good Fan business Many orders have
already been received by commission louscs Tor Ee"'y
Winter cloths The light cloths adapted for Summer
wear are gradually disappearing from Tire counters "f
dry goods houses to give place 10 those OF heavier tex
t!re ANA more sombcr shade The sales of commission
merchants begin several weeks earlier tran those OF the
wholesale stores Merchants take tho commission houses
as standard to judge tho prospects OF the season
trade Larger Western sales are expected this year b!
NcwYork merchant, than have been made Tor several
years These predictions based in part on the great
inducements offered by low frghts and hy hr greater
variety of goods offered in the NcT-horg m'r-
krt in comparison with other cities. GraJ nuth-
hers of cases flied with the wooden and cotton
productions OF the country are arriving daily ANA hcG
unoacd on The sidewalks IN the business ccntc- o inc
cy Merchants tNlcct the country buyers 10 begin 10
arrive ia clcat numbers In tie first diNs 81 August
Business is AZ iis Owost cb1 with the houses when sell
10 city lul-ers. Retail store, in the city do not purchase
Fall and Winter supplies until about tho middle ~ SEP
teuber The MONTE, OF Juy and August are the most
trying stor,cvPgs, and many cNrccioris are Icuf"
tom order attract customers ~ present, Ttti dl
good, stores are comparatively dun, ana most oI ihc
larger have given tier employees N1chlOn i"
the first davs al September tho FH rSncS - expected
to set in ana rom th, date uutl then merchants VIII
offer the remainder ~ their summer stocks al great s
rlices From the outlook presented VI the wholesale
trade, retailers predict a brisk Fail business.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
ARGUMENT IN A CROOKED WHISKY CASE.

Tn The case OF PhIIip IT. Iuaka, WHO was IN
d!ctci for alleged crooked" whisky frauds Gen b. H.
Foster. Assistant United states District Attorney,
Piled yesterday to tho argument Of counsel for the
defense the plea In abatement Gen. Foster held that
the statutes regulating the time and manner of
ing and impanelng the Grand Jurors are directory
only and their strict observance not essential 20 the
validity of the jury; that the certificate OF drawing,
being record OF the court cannot be- impeached
tradlced. aud that the of de fucO jury assembled
under color Of law, cannot be avoided by trd persons
Affected thereby. Decision reserved.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
DECIgIDNS-lnIY %.

Supreme Court Ckambers-By Judge Westbrook.-
Central National Bank ag. Nacnne and other-I will hear
counsel on merits ot this notion l3 Howard 30
sandfofd p G5Oi Duer p Gl3; How, Az. Percy
RorkwclSee Code. Section 500; affidavit service ID
detective and does not show the attorneys absent from
Superior Court-Sp,cial Icim-By Judge Curtis
Lawrence 1t AL agL Nansed-Moton that defendant Lilo
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
DISAPPEARANCE OF A MARRIED WOMAN

UNSUCCESSFUL SEARCH FOR MRS. J. s. BRYAN OF
BROOKLYN, E. d.
Considerable excitement has been caused in
BROOKLYN T. D.. by the my ysteriOus disappearance Of
Mrs Joseph s. Bryan. the wife OF silyersuith living
and doing business No 1i9 Fourth-st. She left home
week ago last Tuesday in the afternoon saying that
she was going TO take rido the street ears and has
not been heard from since The last that was seen OF her
was few minutes after she left her house. when her
husband saw her near the corner OF Fourth aud
Grand-sts Every effort has been made to
discover her; detectives have been employed,
and all the morguos and hospitals in Brooklyn and New
York have been visited in hopes OF finding her. but with
out success Mrs Bryan resident OF Boston pre-
yiOus to her ant letters were written 10 ef
parents at that place informing them OF hcl uI"tpe
ance An answer iullinS 10 DC received aU once, hc
father of Mr. Bryan went 10 that city 10 bear The luiOr
nation in person. Letters were received few hours
utter departure stating that no hnpWlcdSe OF thc
missing wife ard daughter was III the possession Oh hef
parents At first II believed that she had been pros
IGted by the heat and was unable To give der name
aud residence but her long continued absence
and the lack OF any information as TO her
Tafe have caused her friends 10 abandon idea IL
noticed that for several weeks before her disappear
nDce she had been melancholy and depressed ana as she
was IN delicate state OF health u Is now believed tat
her mind became affected, and that she has concealed
herself from her family She had very little money with
here when sho left home bus wore considerable Jewey
among which was NaluaDie bou Wacn ~ ah yPei oln'n,
besides lOcket with gold chain attached u Is lhought
that managed 10 dispose Of these III such man
ner provide her with tue funds to support her III
Ihe idea that she has met with fou play is not encr-
tanned and the theory that she may have ned her nome
with some man nli ganty repudlatcd by her husband
and friends. Her husband states that their married lie
hat very happy aud that bc never had Tue sstest
occasion 10 suspect her fidelity The soarc Is moi gwen
nm and n ia hoDed that she may bo discovered aud re-
turned safe her home. she was dresser al INC te
she went away in light underskirt, trimmed win
ing hat, trimmed with black velvet ribbons ana "he
silk, with black feathers
New-York tribune., 1876-07-26
ANOTHER GREAT AUCTION SALE.

ANOTHER GREAT AJCIlON SALE
MREE-oUARTERs OF A MILLION DOLLARS WORTH
OF FLANNEI.s, BLANKETS, AND OTHER GOODS DIS
POSED or.
The auction rooms of Townsend, Montant
& Co at Nos 70 and 81 Lconnrd-st, were crowded yes
terday with the Representatives Of the large dry goods
houses of the country attending tie trade sale Of 10000
packages of fannes blankets "ecds, neions ana cot
ton goods, the production Of wei-hnown mills Many
small dealers also present The sale was made by
order Of Parker wilder Co The bidding vas active,
and 1t was generally stated that the prices obtained were
from FIVE 10 ten per cent in advance OF those reported at
last weeks sale The sale was characterized 10y excess
Of buyers for tic lots Of goods disposed Of and by 0nd
whsng and chC cring when certain lines OF goods were
knocked down at very low figures The following were
among the prCcs obtainod:
Monadnock 104 brown shecngs, 1873 cents Per yard
beachcd - cents Carks M.i~ mdEO blue dcnins II =
cents; brown Gennns' - = cent T. W W. -'-i,h sC.I
et fannelS. - cents; H. G. sea let hannes l"2 ctls'
H. W W No. /, 81 nannos 22l2 cents; same - nan
nels. 27l2 ocuts BelvIdcre di'moAd scarlet hSHnGi
81 81 cents; Talbot KS u pjiA scalle' Hl'' = =
cents; same, ordnet y a. s.AiS nine G.uGi XXX cciyS
81 plain scarlet hanncis, 80 cenis Tablet extra 70 pam
scarlet laLneis, - cents; IdlJCt ezra II Ihlaa
6-i table covers, Il 10 pI O2; iicNu-It dodot r'ho
e. table covers. 63l2 cents tJrhcc0 h hle iAcL sdcA
cents white annes II 20 322 cents blue mixed t"ied
aS5tf aS5 sefliIg sca.iS tGiiied faaGeis ga cents
Among the prominent buyers present were the pcpre-
sentatves OF the houses Of H. =. CaAn Co.. A. r. stew
art Co., +. ;. Jafay q Co., Hasted, lila nes d Co.,
Hutler, Broouc 4 Clupp. 5 Barker ~ Co., C. H. Woi
Co. Loder & lockwood. Dunb3In Euchlry * CO.. Aaync,
Sprug Dale a CO. Of this cI!y; Fed Letcr Co.. j. =
Farwell a Co. and Stettauer Bros. Co Of Ci'acoi d.
W. Bell, samuel c. Davis & Co. aud Chase q Cabot Of
ST. Louis James Kent, sauiee Co., Hood, BonDnSLt
Co, and WIu. T.. XenptOn 4 Co., Pml&ociphH; j; l..
Tonpkins, and hamburger, Bloom Co., l'ouisNlHe !;
Mcsiea, Nalac a Co., Pet Yale & Bowling, Wallace
Carey Il Co., aud ". H. Lichord & Co, oNOrlcans
Wellington Bros. Il Co., Perry, Cook & Tower, Farley,
Harvey & Co, &. r. uovcy Co.. and Morse shepherd
4 Co.. Boston; ald j. SEilito a Co.; Cincinnati. The
total amount OF sales was stated be $4,000. The
sale Will be continued to-day.