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The Morning herald., 1876-10-04
No Treaty with Russia.
By Associated Press.

by ASSOClateu IEeSS.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-The report from
Vienna that Russia and the United States
have concluded treaty by which the form
er cedes the ports of Okhotch to the latter,
ec., is news to the Department of State,
which never heard of such ktreaty, ex-
ceptine through the new spapers.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-04
Movements Of tne Tennessee

By Associated IFeSS.
YOKOHAMA. Sept. 1.-THE United States
flagship Tennessee sailed on the 9th of Sep
tember for Cheeioo, and the kearsarge for
Nladivostock
The Morning herald., 1876-10-04
An Excursion 10 the Centennia al /.

BY Associated Press.
MrDDLETowN, N. Y, Oct. S.-The second
Centennial excursion from Oswego TO
Philadelphia via the Midlsni aud Pei nsyl-
vania railroad, passed through here last
night with eight hundred passengers.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-04
Large Fire in Maine.
By Assoc lated Press

By Assoc lated Press
BANGOR, Me. Oct. 3.-The Dsvinneil
mill at Old'own, owned by Chas. '. Lord
and Alfred Vtasier of Bangor va. burned
last night, loss sixty one thousand dollars,
insurance thirty thousand.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-04
Rail Road salo CONFIRMED.
Rv Associated Press.

BY AbbOCIHteU FItE'.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 5.-The United States
Circuit Court confirmed the recent sales of
the Missouri Pacific, and Atlantic ard Pa
ci6c Railroad, It Is understood that this cuts
The Morning herald., 1876-10-04
A Steamship Enterprise Abandoned

YOKOHAMA, Sept. 1.-THE attempt by
Chinese merchants to establish line of
ste4 mers between Shanghai and japanese
ports failed, anu all the enterprise has been
abandoned.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-04
Harvard Challenges Yale.

B- Ass Hciate1 Press.
BosTOS. Oct. 3.-Harvard Boat Club at
a meeting decided to challenge Yale for al
eight CARED four mile straight away race
urxt summer.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-04
The steamer Idaho.

BY Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct. 3.-The steamer Idaho, re-
ported yesterday as returning to Liverpool
With her machinery disabled has 2 rived
The Morning herald., 1876-10-04

NHANGE OF HOURs-WILMINGT
~ 4 WESTERN AILROAD-Commenc
Ing Monday, May n, 1875, Trains will ran
as follows:
Leave Wilmington 10 20 q M, 80 and ~
pm.
Leave Landenburg 8 As a m, 12 As and p m
Arrive Wilmington IS q m, 22O and 8 81
pm.
Arrive Landenburg II IS a m,8 40 and s s.
pm.
P W & and Delaware r r trains.
At Landenburg with Penna 4 Del Branch
Pennsylv onia Railroad.
aus2S-tf DAVID CONNELL, Supt,
The Morning herald., 1876-10-04

FROM MARKET STREET FERRY.
Accom-. for New York, via PERTH AnvI! A.Ion
and Jamesburg and Monmouth J. JunG.,ue nuo
$50 u III and 2 p IN, connecting FOR Aons
Branch and Squau. -,., Ex.
Accom-. for TIentsn, connecting with tn h n
press rains for New York, 6 30, anu !"
am. L. noon, 2, go and 80 ? R,.or m: $50
Accom-. for New York, via Trentoh' wv
Way Train for Burlington 500 P m. sun
day Trains 30 IN. and and Wp H. Nm
Way Train for Bordentown, II 81 Il. on
For saRdak Rinkora ar Branch % 30 m. 4@P%sa
For Hightstown 6, 8 30. m, 2, 5 A5 anu ."
For Long Branch and New York S 80 Ill.,
For Tnckertown 80 q m and 5 p m.- ~ and
For Medford and IL Is n. Sl5' . lo"nN
For Mt. Holly and Pemberton 8, and nd \ NJ T.
am, IFS, 5. 6 80 and II 80 p m. FOR M"
Holly, : 80 m, 3 Is and p m: and
sunday Trains for Mt. dolly lOa M
and pm. MAR.
TRAINS ARRIVE ETHIRrY-sEsoND AND !H NAE =;
KKT sIREETL From Pittsburg' SIS 40
a. M, 7.G0 y. III. daily, 100 a. m: anu Erie S:Ee
pm. daily. except Monday, From i,f a1cept @
and Williamsport, 7.W q. m. daily, w. e1 ann
day. From buffalo and Niagara rnn. IAN.
7.sS a. no and $50 p. m. daily ,exysptt ms
day From Kane, Kenova; WatkaniI' atSkaiIv'
Elmira. and Williamsport, p.uir2i5 y s.
except sunday. From New lorhs: rex g.
rs - 30 is So 10 10. aad ii 4op. M. or s1no0 "a
gay, w, r,,m io'p Tas,nn 81 n PHiiiipsburg, and
Lam bertville, 30 10 a. nj. and S1S 20 M m
also arrive Remington DeP3s P3sa,ets o can
opd AS y. III Sleeping car Iicx6 ,rsets
be had at Broad and Chestnut Sst SsrSet
and Depot, Thirty-second and A4a'A
The Union Transfer Company VII vi. and and
'Or and check baggage frSm nG ~ ,"rma-
ton can BE- Obtained at the Depots Dep,oH.,ne: aec
Ferry named above, and at the ioi'""
TICKET ! No. SSs Chestnut strSe.;, strSe.s;,rut
Us. =. Cor. Broad q CneS'"~~
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

PASSAGE AND THIRD READINGS OF LOCAL BILLS
IHE NEW CAPITOL CHARGES DIsMIssED-IHh
BOARD OF HEALTH BILL PASSED.
SENATE. ALBANY, April % 1870.
The following bills were passed:
Extending the time for the Organization of the Mutual
Trust Institution of New-York
To prohibit the deposit of sand aud debris In certain
waters Of this State.
Relative the commission TO investigate the affairs OF
Relative to Kivcrsdeave. and Park, the City of New
Inc bill 10 select banks of deposit for New-York City
funds was taken up. and progress reported. - .
The bill relative TO court OF arbitration III the Cty OF
Ney-Yor was ordered TO q tniid reading. ~
Tho bili maxim. the third and lh days Of July, 1876
legal holidays rejected. .
fine senate agreed to the Assembly amendments 10 the
hill relative 10 arrears OF in the city OF NeN-I
The bin relative 10 the New-York Infant Asylum was
considered IN Committee of the Whole and ordered TO
third reading
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TABBING ARRAY AMONG SAILORS.
DRUNKEN QUARREL AND TWO MEN WOUNDED
ONE SERIOUSLY.

A DRUNKEN QUARREL AND TWO MEN WOUNDED,
ONE SERIOUSLY.
An ARRAY with knives occurred last night IN
the saloon OF Ernst H. Schmus, at No $40 Pearst IN
which two men seriously stabbed The police state
that three Irish sailors John Bowden, age 81 unmarried
OF No. 33s Pcarst. Arthur W. Gibbons, and Lawrence
Iarkius age 20, drinking in the saloon. Ihere
was proposal to engage in wrestling contest Dut 'pS
failed to meet with acceptance and all oehg soiDe'
what intoxicated quarrel speedily ensued. I'D the
midst OF which they went into the street. where Bowden
who was drunk vicious than the Others STABBED
Gibbons in the part Of the abdomen aud Larkns
IN the right groin with pocket knife. He was imme-
diely arrested by officer Geoghegan OF the Fourth IRE
cnct, and other officers arrested schmGits anu
several others, who detained as Wltncsses
Arrived ut the station, BOwdcn suceum0ed 10 MS
ntoxicaton and became stupid aGd lnscnsipie
The wounded we're conveyed 10 the nOsllih III
Chambcrs-st where 1t found that the kne hau pc
GRATED Sbbonss intestnes, making the wound DANGER
Gus on account the from peionitis larklns re-
cclycd long upward thrust through the BrOlI WHICH,
however, did not penetrate any vital part
To the surgeons Lrkns sta ed that he had never seen
Just entering the door OF tnc
saloon, BOwden rushed by him and STABBED MN
He did know of IT, however, until ne felt the po0u
tick.ing down leg. Gibbons acknowledges that ne
had drinking. but that there was no quarrel
and that BOwen attacked and stabbed him utterly WILL
out provocatioD, lie sitting quietly at table
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-28
TIE ASSEMBLY.

The House went into Committee of the
Whole on the bill to amend the Constitution relative TO
common schools.
Mr. WEIR moved to strike ont the clause providing FOR
raising So 100000. Agreed TO- Progress was then re-
ported. ..a
Providing Offices and rooms for public purposes IN the
City Of New-lork. ,,.S -, ~, vi, rg,
Appropriating $4,000 10 improve the hudson RIVER
between Troy aud COxsacke -, -. A.. o,.o
Authorizing the Supervisors OF Kings County 10 raise
money tor tue erection OF a beethoven ",
Amending lie act relating To the courts OF sew rork.
Autnozins tre City OF Brooklyn To issue bonds 10 pay
an ava d for land taken for reservoir purposes.
Concerning :be pilots OF tie East h'er 0omla! anu
establishing fees at Hell Gate. ..... .so s,.,. pr,s
ons ~ the state and the Elmira RefOrmatory.
10 facilitate the determination Of claims agsst the
rstv n NewYork aud the Board Of Education OF New
To nroylde for the payment OF the amount due by New
York TO for school property taken ny the s
" In relation to the Marine Court Of the City OF New
York J,., o.. .no .x,snd,no open,ng
ND xidsning OF streets N the City Of New-York
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THE MOODY AND sANKEY CHOIR.

The members of the choir that assisted In
the revival at The ippodrome met last evening
IN Association Hail. at Twenty thirdst and Fourth-ave
preliminary TO the final disbanding. Almost ali the
members OF the choir present, and, led by L. T.
Thatcher the conductor at the Hippodromc, they re-
hearsed several Of the songs with which they had become
familiar during the revival services. brief address
was made by the Rev. DIR. Booth who said, among
other things tina, the service Of song had touched
chord in NewYOrk never touched before. He also ex
pressed hone that the choir would not dbaud but That
some bond " uncu would be found that should Keep ihs
members toset'cr This sentiment was received win
applause. Gen. FINK also spoke, giving instances That
lad come undo. his observation VI the power oil
song 10 influence for good. Mr.. Thatcher 'ang "a
solo Come. o Come. with a Broken Heart" Remarks
were also made by William l.. Dodge jr and several
other gentlemen.
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number Of who have so far boon faithful partissr
Of the way Of thinking 1t Is time for ~
moral Of the people to revolt against that kind
DEGRADATION, to which have too long been subiccfAI
and confident. strong partisan as you may be- va
feel that there IL something precious psr
association and eaty In sucn emergency thereforf
there will undoubtedly be effort, outside OF the ~
parties for that which honest eudeavor inside failed
accomplish
sincerely trust such an emergency will be ayer,eS
and you and I. each In his way, should make his be9
possible effort avert IT, am sure Conference VII
render q most valuable service in that respect Il VII
furnish an opportunity to the independents and the parv
to deal fairly with each other. II you and YOU
friends as Republicans want the support OF the linda
pendents you ought not TO be left in doubt as TO NJ
things which will and those which would rep6
that support notice here and there statements In ~
newspapers assuming that nomination OF THIS or thaf
character would command the whole vote of the inaS
pendent friends Ut reform, OF which assumptions
have good reason to think erroneous Such mistake
ought to be avoided by candid declaration q
views and purposes, so that. II the nomns,
ton YOU make does not receive the suppora
you DESIRE you shall have reason to to "Whg
did you tell Of your objections before 1t is fa
We should do in time, and the conference will furnk
large number Of party men In 1t, that full exchango
of views from different standponts may take place. u
will be neither attempt TO cOerce, nor TO dictate to
nor to assume any authority over the Republican any
other party Ii will, expect be simply the excrcf
the right of American citizens openly to state Their
they may think their duty pursue under certain cr
that their subsequent conduct may mo-
be surprise to anybody, every one taxing part in
being bound only by the dictates Of his conscience
and by the verdc Of majority II he does not agree
with it, This and will DE done not only by Dopay
men, but also, with perfect consistency Ivy men who
forsakcn their party, but willing employ
every legitimate means to advance good end.
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A DIsAPPE ARANCE STRANGELY EXPLAINED.

a. IT. Gudcn, OF tIlt lTIn OF IttttT q UUuCH,
glass manufacturers in waabouts Brooklyn, suddenly
disappeared last December after drawing from the
Brooklyn Bank where the firm kept Its accounts. 800
to pay some bills He was expected to collect some
money due the firm IN Nrw-York. but did not A few
days ago he returned Brooklyn He that after he
left the bank the day Of his disappearance he accom-
panied persons to lager beer saloon. where each
drank one glass Of beer He became unconscious,
aud when lie came his senses discovered lie was on
board an outward bound steamer. He was aroused Dy
kicks and and ordered 20 TO work lie soon ais
covered that had been shipped fireman on tti-
fornia steamship, and had To work rs fireman unn nc
reached Panama. He declares lie was dIugged ana
robbed by the men with whom lie went 10 the saloon
Mr. Gudeu arrested last night upon complaint OF
his partner Mr. Pclcr, who claims That lie has discov-
cred entire flsiy Of his story and charges him with
having away with 81 $50 OF the money belonging
to the firm with leading dssipated lie since iast DO
was locked up IN the Sixth Subpolice Staion-house
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THE INSURANCE TAX BILL.
AN ADVERSE REPORT IN THE ASSEMBLY

ALBANY, April 27.-The Insurance Tax bill,
the Hammond bill, taxing the fnsurane companies, was
reported adversely the Assembly to-day by the Commit
tee on Ways and Means, TO which 1t had been referred
aud the report was laid the table. The Committee
was divided by two to four reporting at ALL Messrs
Hogeboom and Post strongly fAvoring such a report,
while Messrs Munroe, Sherman Hayes and Talmase were
opposed to it, Mr. Sloan had not fully considered Tie BILL
and while beng disposed to object to it ON eursory
reading and finding that favorable report could not he
obtained asked that it be laid before the House. even ny
an adverse report, and this was agreed TO- only one
meeting has been had upon the b and several members
OF the Committee thought time should be given
them to consider it, under the pressure OF its ftnds
they consented the present report When the report
was read Mr. Post who says that he on the search for
more taxable property, moved that II lie laid on the Ia
BILE which was agreed TO- The report will probably be
called up tomorrow, and viii be sharply debated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-28
ALBANY NOTES.
ALBANY, Thursday, 4

ALBANY Thursday, April ~ 1870.
In the Assembly this evening tie following bills we're
passed: Providing for the completion of tho Court
house in the third Judicial District o. the City OF New
York relating to certain exemptions and privileges or
the Industrial Exhibition Company making an alprO-
pration of $500 to the Commissioners OF EnigIaon
Tor the purpose Of paying ther current expenses during
the year.
The bill give three days holiday for the 4,h OF July
this year was defeated in the Senate today.
Tho bill to provide for the payment Of the Court OF
Arbitration by tax upon NewYork City, ordered to
a third reading IN the Senate.
In the Assembly, motion Of Mr. Ballou, the bill FOR
the relief of the heirs of the late John b. Taylor was
passed
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Carl scAURz on THE MAY CONFERENCE
EITHER REFORM IN TIE OLD PARTIES OR NEW
PARTY.

EITHER REFORM IN TIE OLD PARTIES OR NEW
PARTY
From pirate letter printed IN The Public.
No; | trust if the friends of reform inside
OF the Republican party strong enough In the Gin
cnnati Convention To control It, they viii not permit
themselves be seduced by childish whim To do
n bad thing simply because the Independents want them
a good one and then lose the election. But II the
reform element inside Of the Republican party is not
strongly enough represented In the Cincinnati C0yven
ton to control it, then has good to be glad Of
any encouragement and aid II get from public Opn
ion outside Indeed, the alliance between the
reform element inside and the independent element out
side appears natural and necessary that many patr
Otc hitherto strongly attached 10 their party and
considered as members In good standing have ex
pressed to their hearty approval OF the the
callers OF the pursuing and have prom
ised their active aid and cooperation.
We not at all ambitions TO organize and lead q
third party movement. On the contrary, shall be
heartily glad II you and others succeed in evolving from
the Cincinnati Convention 80 good result that We
consccnttOusy follow you For the sake OF the country
wish both parties TO do the very best they cam beev
ing, with YOU THAT the Republicans have the safest
shot In their locker" Al the same time, l do
not conceal from .you that, II nothing but .
choice of evils should be presented to Us,
l should not feel bound to content myself
with such choice, and am glad 70 know that large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-28
THE ApPoRTIoNMENT BILL DELAYED.

FROM UTICA.
lrEoM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRTBusE.l
ALBANY, April 27.-The Apportionment bill,
which Judge Hogeboom announced positively should
he reported to-day 20 be reported until the Demo
cratic members from Utica. The bill has been
framed ready report for two weeks but no oppor
tunity seemed fitting as the present and Judge oge
boom attempted last night to force meeting Of his Com
utttce in order that the report should be ordered in form.
The meeting failed of quorum.
MT Shermans protest against the report Of snch Dill
at this time also had its effect in delaying such action
He pronounced an attempt to report such IN Important
bin as the action Of the Committee when four members
Of the Committee absent as apicce OF nexcusaoe
and Unprecedented legislation. Mr. Woods half OF the
iont committee held meeting last night but seemed IN
no hurry to flush up their business, aud Gid potlns
toward perfectng "a bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-28
ACCIDENT To AN EMIGRANT.

POUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, April PA Rhine
beck special to TIE Eagle says Patrick Naughon, who
arrived III New-YoIk yesterday from Ireland fell from
an express train last night This morning he was found
sitting on the railroad track with his feet IN the river
lie was dcrangcd ard had severe scalp wounds ON his
rceou was found rst-clss ticket 10 Omaha 81 and
a silver watch He viii probably recover His wife Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-28
NOME NE VS..
IL sTERDAY AT HUDNUT5. IN
BROADWAY.
9am,532. Noon, G!. Bpm ~ Midnight 5i''
Highest during the day, Al 2. Lowest 40
Average 90. Same day, 1875, 6O'e'
PIsOMIEENT ARRIVALS.

TT0iIN70R TOTI-TO TU11, NFTITS0
Cuba; Nicsrio Suarez Lsnos OF the
Spanish Customs service Capt Enrique Pace, ana eNtov
r. BrecCOr HOUe-tOl Th0ina, a. scott 81
Philadelphia, Chancellor John " l. Pruvn OF Albany John NJ
the Illinois Central aitnad Con pauy,
and COL T. o. C. Lee L. Army. Ftf duerae H0fsilhe
Rev Or william Patton of New Haven, aud Congles sman
/ Of Massachusetts. 81. Nicholas Hotel
George Jerome cole, OF the Port Of Detroit A6smdrh
j;of,-Tbe Hon BENJAMIN stark OF New London, Conn
Gissy UO,c-Judge Charles Lester ~ Saratoga Ereren
Eoy,-Proi Ezra Abbot oi Harvard College, and the Rev
William l. Of Boston,. HfsfnrinSfcT Hot-fro
London Holman Hotss-A ieXan scr
Muche tle milwaukee and ST. Paul Railway
Cam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-28
yE.r-That is what

"'TIs STRANGE; IT'S TRUE."-That is what
the poet OF some has said Bat the people say
's strange It's nevertheless" And the truth
is this-KSoxs HATS the Hats OF the
season. All them acknowledge their superior
beauty Kyoxs 2l2 Broadway. Of Fultonst, and
Fifth Avenue Lotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-28
THE BOOM BILL CORRUPTION.

HARRIsBURG, Penn, April 27.-1he Senate
Committee the Boom Bi Investigation made report
to the Senate this morning. II simply rectes the ts'
nony before them. Senator Boyer offered resolution
10 n 20 committee appointed 10 investigate the charges
aga nst uIscf OF corruption used 10 defeat the Boom
hil. III LosnntiOn alOpted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-28

An exchange asks What are our young
men doingp We can't answer tor the rest OF the coun
try, but around here they engaged mainly in trying
to lead nned0llar existence on sevendoar salary
Norwich Bulletin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-28

THERE is nothing which so destroys the fas.
beauty Offensive breath there Is no dentfcs
which at once coriects 1t but MILK OF MAGAEsIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-28

For q superb dress or business Hat 60 direct
TO the manufacturer, EsPESscHEID llo Nassau-st.
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Announcements,

BUNIONs and CoRNs, BAD NAILS, Tender Feet,
cured by BRIGGss COIN BUsToS REMEDE Sold druggist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-28

BRrGGs's Corn and BUNIoN REMEDIES safe
and sure Mailed 60 cents. q Co, Newark n J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-28

A large proportion Of the female sex suffer
from pee uar Diseases which the PERUVIAN will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-28

GNEW, THOMAS R., the great New York
N Grocer Flour and Tea Dealer Wholesale and rets,
SO Veseys everybody should call and get oargalna
ii N. SQUIRE, 81 Fulton-st.-W atches,
Bl. Jewelry, Diamonds Sterling silver and Rogers
Plated Ware All quality and a, smallest ponu
STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF the
- Generatiye organs radically and speedily cured HENRY
A. DANIELS NJ. D., l44 LeIinEtna,e once hourssto3
WILL REMOVE MAY 1 to $50 AND SS2
w BROADWAY.
WHITE CHINA DINNER SETS, l57 pieces. $50
DECORATED CHINA DINNER SETS. $40 and upward
DECORATED TOILET SETS II pieces - .''.''--'.so
LIBRG ~ REDUCTION BEFORE MOVING IL -
CHINA GLASS, PLATED WARE CLOCKS, BRoNZEs&c.
RUFF s NJ BRUNDIGE, Importer
9l9 BROADWAY, corner OF 2lstst
65l SIXTH AVE, corner OF 3Stll-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-28
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WHITE PLAINs.-Sentences were pronounced yes
teray in Sessions In the following cases Thomas
Carroll convicted OF burglary in the third degree was sen
fenced years Imprisonment IN the Albany Penen
tary j. No found guilty Of selling intoxicating drink on
ct,on dav at Mount Vernon within quarter OF mile OF
inc polls nned s75 julius Deckmn Michael hlchadcr
Mr. scheucrnann and MI Oser pleaded guilty Ia tue same
oicnse nned 500 each Margaret Deyern.n was
a similar The Law ana Orter Asccil
lion OF Mount Vernon instrumental IN procuring the
necessary testimony inst the FOREGOING voaoIs OF ne ex
lager considered the ncs OF SOo 10
40 rather severe selling many cents worth az peet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-28
STATEN ISLAND.

New -BRrGuroN.-The Trustees have received a
from OF irish residents OF the second
Ward asking their be erased from tie taxs M
for many years they paying but had received
no eueIt Az the streets were condition than they
were 20 wears ago This blow at MI Arnold the trustee Il
that ward In regard whose administration an investigation
1. beru fyrs tinc Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-28

JAMAiCA.-Thc new Centennial Hal" intended
for the occupation Of Jamaica Lodge No 247 l. o. o. F. was
dedicated last evening with the usual on such occa
sion, by officers OF the Grand Lodge Of the state under
direction Of Deputy Division Grand Master John L. horrA
There was large in attendance and after the delca
non there were suitable 10 the celebration OF Tue
of the establishment of ODD Feuo"
ship in America.
EAsr MEADow-James r. Seaman had his cickencoop III
vailed night and several fowls stolen me next
-Vnng he found the dressed nicely FOR cooking tied up
paper under applctrcc near MS house. VITA \ hote
IRON he repcntant thief begging Mr. Seaman parcn ana
promising never again be guilty OF sucn an cdenao