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HERE AND THERE.
Brief Kilograms from All Points al
. Home and Abroad.
The Treasury has stopped Payia Out
silver or Currency cheeks, and
silver has Advanced Two
Pcr Gent p. h

WORCESTER, May liza fire here
last night burned Carriyans car shop,
three dwellings and barns. Loss forty
thousand dollars Insurance twenty
Ave thousand. ar 0iaW asB
LONDON May ll.--Advloes from
Bagdad state that from the 10th 10 tho
nd Of April tho number OF deaths
from the plague were three hundred
and thlrty.slx, AT Hillash, during the
same period, one hundred aud iifly-
nine deaths occurred.
PRAGUE, May li.Aprinco Aners.
pcrg and Count leopold Kaloufat
fought u duel here Friday last. The
Prince was shot In tho chest aud dAn-
gerously wounded, p'.bai ehi 10 ESQ
NEW YoRs, May II The eldest son
ofMajor General Rosencrans was seized
with u stroke OF apoploxy last even
Ing, and died this morning. n9iio
The Treasury has stopped paying
out silver or currency checks, and sill
Yer has advanced TO two and one.half
per cent. premium, and fractional our
rency one and one-half TO two per
cent. n 1ol 'Hh"i' 'lnuillnlp ~ 81.
The persons Indicted for completely
In the so.oalled whiskey frauds IN New
York, are being arrested. Those thus
far arrested arc Edgar P. Hill, ~ o.
Berry, James Anthony and VIM. s.
Miller Bail was fixed at from $4,000
to $4,000. i''hN'' JOSH y" . ="
Hartford, Conn, May II. THE RE
publican members OF the Legislature
have nominated Henry Is. Harrison
for the United States Senate. l5pl hnh
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May II. The
johnson bingham mandatory rallied
to-day, the liabilities being very heavy.
Two hundred hands are thrown out Of
work. 80 30 u,3ati4sl lqoiI ohl
LONDON, May 1.-THE Prince o
Wales arrived tonight, and was greeted
with great enthusiasm. N'li 'N
SALT lake, May ll.--ln the Noun
tain Meadow case, Judge Booman to-
day admitted Lee TO bail on $4,000
and Dame on $4,000. The cases are
continued to the first Monday In
August. H oH PWHgYvd eal
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THE CAPITAL.
Concurrent Resolution Against Amend
ments 10 The Constitution NJ
this Session.
Amendment 60 Article Fiye OF the
Constitution Provides for Sessions
Ofthe supreme and Appellate
Courts AT Dallas.
speclal to Tho pallns npralhl

| special 10 Tue Dallas Herald
AUSTIN, May ll.--llouse: Mr.. Cham
Der, OF Collin, offered resolution do
clarlng II inexpedient and unwise Il
attempt 10 amend the constitution al
this season.
A motion 10 lay II on the table was
lost, aud after debate, In the course Of
which Mr.. Darnell, OF rarrant, re-
ferrod TO the Constitution M an instru.
ment compact and perfect, was re.
ferred.
Mr. WurZbach, OF Bexar, offered u
resolution instructlng the Committee
on State Affairs to report what legisla.
ton is necessary To protect life and
property against armed outlaws in the
western part OF the State, Referred,
Committee on Towns and City Cor
poratlons reported favorably on the
Dill regulating tho assessment and COL
lection OF taxes, and meeting interest
on bonds issued for interest improve
mont The whole matter is placed In
the hands Of the City Councils. Or
dered engrossed. ..
Senate Mr.. Smith, of Grimes, Of
fered u concurrent resolution declaring
II unsdvisable at this session to pro-
pose amendments to the Constitution,
and that the Legislature shonld devote
itself TO adjusting the Judiciary, the
collection of taxes, etc. Referred.
Mr.. McLeary, OF Bexar introduced
an uct fixing the time for holding Leg
islative sessions, flxes the first Tues
dDy In April, 1873, and each alternate
year thereafter.
Mr.. Douglass, Of Smith, introduced
an amendment TO article five OF the
Constitution. The amendments pro-
vides for sessions OF the Supreme and
Court OF Appeals at Galveston, Austin,
Dallas and San Antonio. .'.
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Ideas, and harmony might not pre-
vail II he remained In tho board.
The annual meeting Of the Ameri'
can Bible Society was held to-day,
Receipts from all sources for the year,
vi 1874, expended S5S,O2s, including
balance on hand May, 1878 There Is still
u balance Of $3.50.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
An Excursion Party Preeipitated into
the River at Nargutuck-

the River at Nargutuck-
THORNTON, Conn, May IL. BY the
breaking Of an axle this morning car
filled with excursionists was thrown
from the track on the Nargutuck road
down an embankment and into the
river. Although the car was badly
smashed and filed with water none Of
the occupants were killed. Some
twenty were more or less seriously In
jured.
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accustomed TO taking advantage OF
their knowledge OF the guilt OF West.
ern dIstIllers to plumber them unmcr-
clfllly.
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CUBA.
Foreigners Must Pay the Extraordi-
nary Contribution Tax.

nary Contribution Tax. o...,
HAVANA, May LA decree has
been issued declaring that the claims
made by foreigners residing In the Is
land, and by some oftheir Consuls, to
exemption from the extraordinary
contributions. are founded In error,
and that all Foreigners under the pro-
lection Of the Government must pay
like the Spanish subjects, the tax
levied. This decree is understood to bc
principally directed against the Ger
mans, who claim exemption under a
treaty between Germany and Spain.
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orrENBACn.


His first Appearance ms Musical Con
duetor an ovation. ,g qbdRiI
New York, May li.=Ollenbach
made his first appearance as musical
conductor tonight ut Gllmer's garden,
before probably the largest and one OF
the most fashionable audiences ever
seen within the immense building.
Master of Opera, Bonafee, received a
very high reception. All the sections
ployed were OF his own composition.
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THE WHISKY WAR.
Insight Into the Workings OF the New
York Ring Fgt

York Ring qg'
New York, May 1l.-Ofthe so-called
whisky men arrested yesterday, Bird
Is indicted on twenty-six counts, Coney
on twenty-five; Miller on eleven and
Anthony on two, These counts cover
almost as many different kinds Of al
legged frauds. The arrested men assert
that they have bought only whisky
which was duly stamped in accor.
dance with law, and had not knowing
ly been guilty of any frauds, The pros
ecution assert that 1t will be show Il
that the New York conslgnees were
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NAPOLEON Nv.
A Sensation In the Gha'nber ofIDep.
utLes Of France. b .rsIawal


A Sensation In the Chamber oflDsp.
- 49,, uties of Frence.h .rslswa
/ PARIS, May ll.--Ati the Opening of
yesterdays session Of the Chamber Of
Deputies,a Versailles bookseller named
Rastown, cried out from the gallery.
"In the name Of God and Joan Of Are.
long live Napoleon Nv, and down with
the Gambettists aud OrleapistsW He
was arrested amid considerable confn-
sion. The majority, however, consid-
cred the episode as freak Of insanity.
On appearing before the Deputies,
Rastown said ar have fulfilled my
duty. You can do what you like with
me-" He was released. ..,.s,,,.,
The Republican National Com mittee
has called q national convention to
meet In PHILADELPHIA July 49,, 4.a 81
There has been fresh rioting at Bar
BADGES, and several more lives have
been lost. A deputation has been sent
to England to represent matters at the
Colonial oilice, and five thousand dol
lars have been raised 10 pay their ex-
penses. ,4t.r - M. 80
A London special from Madrid states
that ex-Queen Christine will return to
Spain about the end OF May, and will
reside at Aranjues, and that ex-Queen
Isabella will return during the summer
and take up her residence at San Sc
bastian. y t..f, I.a.,a. 4 ss.i8lageh
The Spanish Government has sent o
frigate to Langiefs TO support the
claims of the spanish Consul In regard
to the killing OF citizens, and the pill
lage Of neutral territory BY Arab
tribes.
! ~ .,ilssss ss-.,z 49, 1905
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RELIGIOUS.
Healthy Condition Of the American
bible society.

New York, May 1.-THE Ameri-
can Congregational Union Bible 30
cIety had their annual meeting to-day.
Rev. X. 8. Storris resigned the presi-
dency and Alfred s. Barnes was elected
in his place. Last years Vice Presi-
dents were all reelected, OF the trus-
tees, Dwight, Sohnson, Bowen, Will
cox, Buttefield and Stone resigned.
Mr.. Stone was re elected, but declined
to serve as the new departure on Con-
pregationalists might not suit his
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Every Article belonging 10 Ladies Toilet

The attention OF male purchasers is respect
fully called TO our new and splendid
stock OF
New-York tribune., 1876-09-09

against the door leadHg into the Rotunda We cpald
then have done fui justice 20 the pictures OF Aessrs
Du-an and Bccknr which counni be seen AZ an, an
Ar C6ments picture world have hesn seen in goyd
ught Immediately entering the foain. * p
b. this arrangement the gallery TspIld have been
well balanced aad imposing, whereas II is now n2.tb.r
the ober. IL Is late TO rcmedy the de-
feet and earnestly wish it could be done. n the ptc
lures at present IN the gallery hung propose
ard tae renainHc spasa lled by tho pictures that
now in the corridor ~" and in tho room II" On the
nor east anglo Of tae buil na), think the French
exhibit would make favorable impression than it
docs at proaout
In Art-rnanuctlre the conviction is forced upon us
sfrr looking fbe whole le tAlt the best things
rhe French Of today doing reproductions Of their
old work. All of these, evenpre not equaHy weH DONE
and Bad taste aud love OF eXaggeraion and OF the start
Ing much the Zoe OF the copyst OF the soced
original desisncr hut stil tie modern workman 10
bron5e. in Jewe, IN silver. IN porcelain, glass esrteI'-
ware isee sus, ani fdiitu.e Ia most to be trusted
when he is following tine old models and working the
old formulas. Invention seems to be at stlnd-s With
tLem-a fact which French amatC 1f the best rank
andstation themselves confess and sr' puzzled to 10
for, c.
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million dollars aud having capacity f9r turn ont
759 tons per week. That and tue Isabella furnace
aIe the bogt a2ponted concerns Of the sort IN The
country
New-Jersey has one Of the most admirably ar
ranged gso,osi-0l cabinets in the Exhibition, and OF
course her Ton ores are we'll shown. No one firm
owns 80 p4auy different iron works in that Slate as
Cooper Hewitt Il Co, lof New-York Cit,); they
mako collective exhibit Michigan iron, especially
TO ores, admirably displayed. There are queer
speciueas Of brown grape iron ore' in tic cabinet
in the Mineral Aunex that might pass for broken
sticks of wood, rs far as appearance goes suppose
it is ore of the freaks Of kidney ore" tlIRs
uniting the animal, vegetable and mineral worlds
in one substance. Great masses shown
of the well-known ores of Michigan--such specu-
laY. granular magnetic ere, which is too rich TO
snelJ by itself and 15-ton chunk of 66.6 per
cent ore from the Cleveland Iron Company. Ohio
reminds the pUbhe that she is making iron at SI2
per ton in the Hooking Valley. There is also a
specimen seven feet high Of black band iron ore,
obtained on the line Of the Marietta Pittsburgh and
Cleveland Railroad. 1t is bituminous shalc. sat a.
rated with 40 to 90 per cent of iron. The famous
Scotch pig iron is made from exactly similar ore.
It's value was first discovered by Mushet
in 1901, il not having been regarded
as ore previously. The whole iron industry
significant fact that the Bards of Gartsherre have
transferred to Ohio OF the younger members of
their family, and these arc now making Scotch pig
in America which ia not to be distinguished from
the genuine CaledOnian product Missouri shows
full collection of all her different iron ores III great
number and variety. Indiana's ores have been well
selected aud arranged with neatness BY Prof. f.
L. Cox. West Virginia sends iron products ~ well
as ores in the exhibit of the Riverside Irou Com
psiny. The Woodstock Iron Company shows in the
Main Building that Alabama is largely supplied
with metallic wealth. Many ether States are repre-
shtcd in tle iron of the mineral cabinets in the
Government building. OF these the collection from
East Tennessee deserves mention. Gen. Wilder has
gone to al expense of over $1,000 to make this
full exhibition of economic minerals from chat re-
gion giving also the location of mines, direction of
veins, and topography. Some of the specimens are
as big as a dry goods boxone of the sort that the
Cinnamon at North Adams use TO sleep in.
". c. w.
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CIVIL NOTES.

A curious suit has been brought by Salathiei
Rls against the Howe Sewing Machine Company for the
contract price OF a statue of Elias Howe now nj the
Centennial The plaintiff insists that the Sewing Ma
chine Company contracted with him 10 design the statue
aud complete II for $4,000 and ho complains that ne
has done his work, hut has only been paid Fogo9 |o
The company claims that n only acted as an AGENT anu
deny the plaintiffs artistic skill.
Mr. Peckham, being asked by TRIBUNE re-
porter yesterday 10 certain that the State suit
against sweeny not 10 be pressed, stated that he
knew nothing OF any such intention the contrary II
Waa his intention to have the suit against Peter b.
sweony brought 10 trial ncXt October He did not know
what the source OF such m0rs might be- but 80 faf as
he knew they had no foundation.
Clarence Levey has had an odd experience
n city litigation. He furnished the Board Jf Education
some stationery for which refused 10 pay Ho brought
eut for bis claim small one against the city. In that
he was decided be wrong the city not being RESPONSE
HE for the Board Of Educatons contract He corrected
his error and then the Board Of Education discovered
that their defense that his supplies not equal 10
untrue ana allowed MIN 10 tnRe Juug,
ont fo 81 90 Oghis full elm. II then discovered
that the Board o. Education had fund out Of which 10
nav Judgments. and he Is now aHking Inapdamus 10
eope The Controller transfer 10 the Board OF Eduoar
non enough money 10 pay his judgment As the CUES
fns under tins motion are now before the court
OF Appeals In q suit involving much larger amount,
in ae WestbfOOk yesterday in Supreme Court Cham
hers onnotion OF Assistant Corporation Counsel G. r.
Miller, adjouraed the matter for y week
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THE UOORTS.
VALIDITY OF ASSESSMENTS.

VALIDITY OF ASSESSMENTS.
An IMPORTANT QUESTION BROUGHT UP ~ THE sU-
PRIME COURT.
A proceeding brought by John Home 10 va
cate AN assessment for regulating Seyenythirdst has
raised question which u claimed disastrous
to tho city I'm the enforcement OF assessments as the
Douglass case which tho city several mlllions OF
dollars TIE act Of 1857, under which all city improve
ments are made, provided that any corporation ordl-
nance involving assessment must be advertised twice
In all corporation newspapers before Il IA passed Ths
law was almost habituaIy violated, Inc hei0-YOrk
Leader. weekly paper, being corporation paper. and
the ordinances for improvements being usually pushed
through before The Leader could publish the ADVERTISE
ment twice The courts Of this city for several years
held this statute be merely directory but In the Doug
lass question reached the Court OF Appeals and
that court held the publication OF tho advertisements 20
be an absolute prerequisite tho lawful passage Of
ordinance involving An assessment.
Under this ruling thousands OF assessments involving
several millions Of dollars vacated the assessments
being thrown tho city at large In 1872 an act was
passed avoweSy to meet the Douglass case which was
found 10 affect not only the city but tho contractors for
street improvements. II provided in Que section that
claims OF contractors. In later section II provided
with q slight change OF verbage. that such absence OF
assessments Under this law for three wears
monts have been enforced without regard 10 failures 70
properly advertise the proceedings under wtcn tney
claimed that the act OF 1897 was passed 10
carry ont provision Of the Constitution oi
Is49 for the protection Of propertyowners;
that the act OF 1872 does not pretend to repeal
the provisions hut merely To defects arising under
it that the Common Council can acquire no power 70
exact money from the citizen unless IL complies with the
law OF 1857 that being jurlsdrtona question yng al
The very basis their acts that the act nf 1877
only intended defects after the CnmnOn Council
had acquired jurisdctiou by giving notice t. the tax
payers aud not 20 deprive the latter o their ght 20 ne
heard before the ordinance paRsed; that this Nie"is
sustained bY the difference OF he ycrbage In tho ls hn
9TH sections 0f tie act OF 1872, "nd tlat th oe m
tie true reading OF that act IL IL nncOnsiitutnns Ine
case half argued yesterday before judge WostbOns
ancc as Il involves most OF tho recent assessments u
was adjourned over 10 next week.
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nECIsioas -sRrr. s.

Superior Coart-iSaoeial 7cym--By Judge Spei-.---
Hni mar ag Davidson q rspSIt ss9nInes'
al utg Of fOroe and sale ofered Suth aRi
CEtre Order granting dcsn,lant lave 10 inrnsh pOln
&c Miller AIT Frecdntin100n Gened VIII stO enris.
Lsre at HerlliagerS3D0 allowance 10 planuh Bc;uleee
a.. f.atlFo1 Undertaking approved i.
iSnvroqdPs C0ut lily Surn gstte Calvin. .-Esfafeo OF
John s. hOwr-Opier entered aOHine execution 10 ia u,
the upon iudgnnt on appeal 10 Coar OF
q proc@'n be Gled by sent H. MARI Aane AcN
order SHOW why authority should not Dc ven 70 ex
ecuOr 10 lease real topay debts Chas
TlohnaardGr Anthony Hesse guardian OF Louisa A.
%. Esfa.e Of Eugene DespagLe--Or-
der tat letters Of administration tssne 70 Lawrnse iurnnn
giyuy seCliy. Frederick Sunkel-Order that
Charles Paul st aral &c. te srsiGed from dsosine on
the money In Germaia savings Bank Newf9rNt
ul fnrtigr SurrOgate william RytrDHtef mat
David j. Ryer DC deemed 10 have rcnoneed his
payment of kgacy Whor Orer tnat letters OF admin
!stratiOn issue TO Public Administrators
New-York tribune., 1876-09-09
ENFORCEMENT OF TIE EXCISE LAW.


The Excise Commissioners gave positive or
ders to their inspectors yesterday morning 10 enfore the
law In their respective dsrists without regard TO the
politics influence of dealer. Excise Commissioner
MUrpy said that the board In earnest in regard to
this matter He claimed that tho fees had been placed
low that valid could nc offered for not COM
plying with the requirements Of the law, and that in
justice those who have complied with the law the
statute should be impartally enforced Many dealers
lad been refused licenses because they did bus
mess in manner detrimental TO the welfare OF
the public. Lists of these places had been fur
nlshed Superintendent Wallng from time 10 time, and
The OF the dealers been disrihuedtO the
tans OF the various precincts with orders To close ana
keep clOs,d suc places. Late yesterday aiteruoOn IL
reported at The office OF the Excise COnms msslOnIr
that more than 30 unlicensed liquor dealers bad been
arrested during the day la this city The graer portion
OF them Germans and lrisImen. In the Twenty
second Precinct alone tLeTc 80 arrests IN the down
town district IL ard the Others were scliteied
through the remaining sections of this city. Toe dealers
taken tO court and placed under 500 bail eRch
New-York tribune., 1876-09-09
CRICKET.

Twelve Americans are to play twelve pro-
iessiongl British cricket players at the Germantown
Grounds Philadelphia, Sept Ia aud l5 The Auicri
ean team for this Centennial cricket match viii be
selected from the following men The five Newhidi
brothers, Meade. Large Baird, Welsh, Holman, Aagce,
A-hbnige Fox Buster, Brewster. Caldwell. Law, Com
fort and Wright The British Club win bc taken FROM
tha fulOwinQ: The three argtaye brothers, Rhodes,
Marley, ErringtOn, Pearson. Braistwatc, BOusiieid.
RiraTisou Jones Gibbs iuce Brewster, Giles E'st-
wo.d, nstrUus, Wright Wmte, Banfnrd, and sIaw.
The match for wncn preparations are nov making ~ is
tluughf will BE- ~ very interesting Tie last match
uf Tits kind in 1870, wsen tbe Americ,us were de-
fratad lv only ulne wigkc.s. The tuIn wiz be-
ayco ~ Saw-Yorl next Fall probably he 81 George
grounds "A JeTsey City.
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BURGLARS IN SEw-UTRECHT.

The house of the Rev. David S. Sutphen
the pastor OF the Reformed Church OF EewUtrecht, l.
l., who with s family, is absent from home Tor short
vacation, entered on last Sunday evening by bur
glars and robbed. On the following day two tramps
arrested in the village, and account OF their ss
g"sti Carpen err No yonug men Of tho yiilage organ
ized nght patrol each being sworn in as constabi.
aud provided with arms. Gu Thursday morning several
burglars were discovered work In the stoop OF W,n.
CroPsey's store, near the Brooklyn bath and COney
Island l. ilruId track. The pauOlmen fired upon tho
supposed and It il thought that both shots took
A..
New-York tribune., 1876-09-09
TUE GILBERT ELEYAlED ROAD.

The counsel in the suit of the Sixth Ayenue
Railroad Company against the Gilbert Elevated Rail-
road Company were absent yesterday FROM the city,
having gone Judge seigwicks suumer residence TO
sete the findings I'm the suit, the dcfeDdanps counsel
desiring Ia take immediate appeal leading pro-
IuUtcr OF this company stated than ID In serDrs cO7
temptation among those Interested in tue rOsd whether
they would not 20 and bud tho Orig gnal pan or
spanning SiXtH-iYe lTOm curb tO curb, which, he
understood Judge Srdgwick- decision left them at
oery do. He himself strongly IN favor Of DONG
tils. Meanwhile thu appeal would be- pressed, and n
~ succeeded, OF tey would carry Out the rest
OF the route the cheaper plan. Unu counsel etutDe
he could say nOi h ia more dyiiU te
New-York tribune., 1876-09-09

PLEADED guilty to The eiargs and was seReucof to "A years
igpiis0llmcnt iu the state Priscu.
At tbc Washington Place Police Court yestcriay,
William Davs aud Wilal Burt were held In -, % osii
-eaeh BY Jsstoo Duay, e.iar,sa stealing hoISS ana
Ssen S'ora $3.50 Longing 70 SAM \ hnney o. ~ iS2
They arrested At RahyaF ~ J- with the nrllSrH N
their Edward 1iawey of No 245 West forty-
piutis sBa lHsn. Webb OF No. 6Z9 each
held n $500 bal Jus.o DIy YESTERDAY on complain o.
William A. Sshnok VI No. 5V9 EcECnthavei charged WIN
a ling lsf
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A Western lawyer, who was defending
mau on trial for wife msder ght tor eupAonlO
and nlocrnt phrase with which ~ describe his client
crime and finally said: He winnoYed her into paradls
with "A fence rail.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-09
cpr,oNAI, NOTES

In the Court OF General Sessions yesterday Re
eordsr Hatket imposed the following seneneesi Hsny
Key barrary years. Leopold Kaufman, forgery, years
{th stesna The az Ms nasts s"@st kt The hotel
New-York tribune., 1876-09-09

MINIATURE ALMANAC -,
sub rises - 5.35 sun sets q: Moon risea...- g:ll
mon WATRR THIS pAY-A.s
SANDY Uoos lli8 Cow, island 1857 Hell O. Ferry. l40
HIGD WATER TiII3 UAY--P u -
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HORSE ND cARRLAGE MARKET.

EEw-YoIK. Friday, Sept g. 1876.
Below may be found the result of tO-dsys
sale at Arch Johnston's establishments Thrteenthst
New-York tribune., 1876-09-09

between UnIyersIty.plaoo and Fitth-aye.:
New-York tribune., 1876-09-09
Boel , ano Rooms,
Rrooklyn Board.

10 SANDS-ST. Handsome large ROOMS.
20 story, witt, ha room adjoining II desiref re- q
proYements for single gentlemen. SO each tive aDB
utss waA 20 City Hal or Fulton Ferry terms moderat