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MUTINEERs FROM CHINA.

San FRAscIsco, CAL, Juno II, 1915
The steamer City OF Pckng brought hero from Ma
nla six sailors OF the American ship Canada in icons,
who charged with mutiuy in refusing daty. urhc
men acge the negligence OF the Captain in ruaning
the ship ashore three times the ground for the
fusa Of duty The sailors in irons several week
in the United States steamer kcarsagc between Hong
Kong and Manila and jail forty-vc days Manila
Their irons removed the passage hitler until
within sight OF this port.
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AN ENGLISH EXPLORING ExPrDIrIoy-MAIx OBJ
JEcT OF THE RESEARCH.
LONDON June IL 1876
Tho exploring expedition TO Northwest AREA left
England Saturday.
Its main object is to ascertain the Feasibility OF adj
uniting the waters OF the Atlantic into portion Of the
Desert OF Sahara
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COUNTERFEITERS ARRESTED.

BosroS, Mass, June IL, 1876
Charles N. Libby end Charles " Morse, young men
belonging in North Gorham Nc, were yesterday held
in go 500 EACH before the United States Commissioner
at Portland, Me- charged with passing counterfeit
money. They had operated quite extensively IN
Name and supposed have disposed OF FL 600 or
more OF counterfeit lvcs before detectives finally
rested them In Saco.
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COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.

EL,uRA, N. Y, June IL, 1875.
The EImira Female College commencement takes
place this week. Rev. Dr. A. W. Cowles preached the
Baccalaureac this evening to very large audi
encc Tho subject was--sGod in National Affairs !"
1t showed the impossiby Of the permanence OF a ma
ton unless il was q God-icaring one.
ExERCIsEs.
On Monday evening the Casophea Society has its
public exercises On Tuesday evening the Philomathea
Society has its public exercises. ON Wednesday tho
annual address before the Literary Societies will be
delivered by Rev. Horace Cleveland, Of Boston, and
Thursday Is Commencement day.
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OBITUARY.
REV. rArHER cAnsrnE,

The Roman Catholics in London says English
paper Of June u have sustained loss BY the death OF
Father Garsidc, Of the priests OF Somerstown lie
was who, before his secession seemed likely
10 attain considerable cmnence in the Anglican Church
He went over IN 1852, being received INTO the Roman
Church a. ST. Leonard's. lie died at Posilippo near
Sapcs and his death is ascribed 70 bronchitis follow
n that local pest typhoid fever. HIS body Is to be
brought home buried In the Roman Catholic Gene
cry al Kcnsa-Grccn He was the author OF several
charsLu
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sporting Jete ut its rooms in the Place dc pOpera,
followed by supper o-nighr

followed by supper to- night
SUMMARY
Thirteenth Renewal of the Grand Prixc Of Paris, OF
$780, 900 In specie, given half BY the city OF Paris and
half by tho five great railway companies FOR colts and
Niles foaled In 1879 OF every description country
added to sweepstakes Of 5000 EACH $500 forfeit, ana
500 only II declared by midnight preceding the race,
and $50 II declared by midnight, Nav !, 1915; the
second to receive 900 and the third 900 out OF
the stakes; colts to carry 121 lbs, nllcs lis lbs.
Closed with 1872 subscribers. About one mile and
furlongs
NJ Alexander Batazzi's b. c. Ksbcr, by Buc-
cancer, out OF Mineral bred in Hungary 12l lbs.
observation-disclosures. .(Maidmcnp
N. A. Lupin's b. Engucrrandc, by Vermont out
OF Dclinns, lis lbs 2
N. Ed. Fould's oh. Mondanc by yertugadin,
out OF La Magicienne, lis lbs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3
N. p. Aumont's b. Basquinc, by Ruy Bias out OF
Claudinc, lis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Baron A. dc Rothschild's ch. G. Kilt by Consul. out
OF Highland Sister, III lbs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Duke of Hamilton'sb. c. Wild Tommy. by King Tom,
out OF Wild Agnes, 12l lbs. ...................... 8
Count D. Lagranges ch. C Braconner, by
Caterer, out OF lsalinc. 12l lbs .............. Z
Count T. dc Lagrangc's ch t Camea, ny Macaroni,
out OF Araucaria. lis lbs. Observation-Disclosures. 8
N. Moreau-Chaslon's br 9. Ashanieo, by Empire,
ont OF Caravane, 121 lbs. Observation-Disclosures.
Count F. de Lasranec's b. 9. Blou, by La sar-
rnzin out of In Bastie, 121 lbs............... 10
H. Ed. Fould's b. C. Soussarin, by yertugadin, out
OF slapdash, III lbs. IL
Time, 3:22
THE wIySER-KIsBER.
Mr. Alexander Baltazzis bay colt Kisber has soon
supplemented his victory in the English Derby with
another racc equally as great and for prize much
larger The HERALD of tho 1st IN Its account of tho
great event on EPSON Downs, published a tabulatcd
pedigree ana exhaustive history OF Ksbcrs previous
performances, at this time 1t is unnecessary re-
peat them
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THE IRISH RIFLEMEN.

THREE OF THE CHOSEN sHARPsHoorERs TO
CONTEST IN SCOTLAND.
LONDON, June H. 1875.
Three OF the best shots of the Irish rincmcn, who
contested in the first stage OF tho competition for the
selection Of the Irish rife for the International
contest in America have gone Scotland 10 compete
with the best narksmen Of that country.
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TOTAL ABSTINENCE.

CATHOLIC TEMPERANCE UNIONS ASSEMBLED IN
CONVENTION
ELMIRA N. Y, Juno IL. 1876
The fifth annual Convention of the Metropolitan
Catholic Total Abstinence Union Of the State Is to BIO
held here tomorrow. largo number Of delegates
nave already arrived and nearly every prominent To-
calty in the State will he represented.
Bishop Ryan, Of Buffalo, is TO open tho Convention,
and many ccrgymen and dignitarcs OF the Catholic
Church will also be present.
The session will be an important one.
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A PROMINENT CITIZENS BRUTALITY

BosroS Juno IL, 1876.
Augustus Stowc, at time candidate for Mayor Of
Newburyport, Mass arrested to-day, charged with
extreme cruelty to his wife. On Wednesday last he
bruially beat her about the head and has kept her
locked in her room since then. When liberated cry
sipclas had supervened about the wounds and her
is quite critical
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RUSSIA.

THE FAMOUS SPECULATION ARRAIaNED IN COURT.
LONDON, Juno IL, 1875
The trial Of DR.. strousberg the famous railway
spcculator, was begun at Moscow last week.
The counsel for some persons who accused as
his accomplccs asked for adjournment of the trial.
which granted spite of the protests OF Strous
berg's lawyers.
POSTPONED.
1t is understood that further proceedings have been
postponed until December.
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IRELAND.

THE ESCAPE OF THE FENIANs A CAUSE OF MA
TIoNAL JOY.
LONDON, June IL, 1875
There was q torchhght procession in Dublin last
night in celebration of the escape Of the Fenian
victs from wost Australia and Mr. Disrae burned
IA efIigy.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON. Juno II, 1870
SPEAKER KERR's CONDITION.

SPEAKER KERR's CONDITION.
Speaker Kerr has been confined to his room at VIII.
ard's Hotel in very feeble state OF health all day Al
ten O'CLOCK this evening he reported to DO iitls
easier but his friends still express great anxiety
corning him. It his intention to soIourn at Mr..
Kvcs country seat but his condition is such that he
cannot he removed thithcr
At thirty minutes past twelve O'Clock A. N. Mr.
Kerrs condition improved lie is resting easily
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THE FORT EDWARD BRIDGE.

WHITEHALL, n. r., June II, 1876.
The long railroad bridge at Fort Edward which was
burned the eth inst. has been replaced, and trains
crossed IL about five o'clock ihis afternoon The sruc-
ture GOO feet in lcrgtn Trains will reg
ularly tomorrow.
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ACCIDENT ON A FERRYBoAT.

Mary Fay, aged twenty-five years, OF No. $50 Null
berry street. while crossing Catharnc street ferry last
night about o'clock, seriously crushed in tho
crowd The boat forcibly against tho slip
ing her 10 tall the chain. Tho crowd behind jostlod
forward against her She was sent 10 tho Neg York
HOspltaL
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xxrAL TERMINATION OF A SUNDAY EXCURSION.
LONDON, June H. 1875
pleasure boat capsized at Eastbourne on Sunday,
and twelve persons drowned.
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FIRE IN SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, June IL 1876
fire which occurred in the cali and Bulletin press
considerably damaged tho press. but both papers
have made arrangements to appear as
usual
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator Newton Booth, OF California, arrived from
Washington yesterday at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Count Dcrfours OF Austria, and Captain Samuel
Brooks or tho steamship City Of Richmond at tho
st Nicholas Hotel Major General II. y. Longdcn Of
the British Army, Is residing at tho Grand Ccntra
Hotel Baron Gustavc de Wocmont, Baron A. d.
woelmont aud Felix Duhayon, OF the Belgian Ccntcn
NAL Commission, are at the Brcvoort house Bishop
william /. Harris, OF Chicago Is staying a the st
Denis Hotel. General Adna Anderson, OF Chicago Il
at the Everett House. Rev. James Lawrence, OF Liver
pool. has arrived at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel ihcutcn
ant Richard {. Derby, United states Navy, is quar-
tered at the Holman House. General John g. Hazard,
OF Rhode Island, Is at the AIbemarle Hotel
NEVER GO SOUTH FOR RELIEF FROM CON
p,psn's roo1nscns pnors cure IL ono minute.
A.-EsPENsCHEIDs NEW STYLE or DRESS HAT.
No article Of masculine wearing apparel improves the per
EsrKSscHiDs Ai.ss. csss,sssr nrodass
TRY shsm At Ills IL Sa.sa" ss. : 49,
A-BENNETr BUILDING.
. FIREPRooF.
"f 70 TRT Mir T,s SSss 81; TERMS
AY 81 sfSk k FsA Afn INSURANCE OFFICES
GENTLEMAN's PEARL CASHMERE HAT,
~ 30. worth -. Speciality, ALASKA BEAVERS 10 New
Church a.. up stairs
ALI, TOILETS ARE NOT COMPLETE WITHOUT
CHRIsTAD0ROs Ii.a DYE; just tho thing ~ John st.
AL-"HE LAUGHS AT SCARS WHO NEVER FELT
q wound and I'll. KNOX summer style of gentlsmens
inspires the artist who produced 1.-THE ininsitablo
Knox hnsc-with serenity that is delightful and
mcr-ke. We repeat advice, buy your Hats at 2i2
broadway or ~ KNOWS Fifth Avenus Hotel establish
mcnt
SILK ELASTIC TRUSS SOLD ONLY by Elias
TIC TRUSS COMPANY. 6s3 Broadway, easily, yields
motion of the body. soon cures rupture
40 FAMILY AT THIS SEASON SHOULD BH
without some o UCiTANs CARnoLic soar. s3 John
RHEUMATISM DESTROYS ALL YOUR COMFORT
DR.. FILTERS knKcxAric REMEDY will you Depot
81 John st.
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING Alb
Aerated Beverages. JOHN MATTHEW'S, LIST nv and 25h
st., city.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
a RE YOI GOING fNTO TIE CuUNTltys
n HOME JOURNAL contains lists Of summer Ees
giving prices. distances and other particulars
NORRIS PHILLIrs CO., No. ozark place. Ny.
NANCERs--NEw TREATISE. EXPLAINING rlIEiH
~ succe ssul treatment. sent free. Dfs- BROWN a
srODDAItD No = West 18th IT.
I LIBERTY BELL
coruses for celebrations 10 which IL added ~. prrssrA
tan of Independence, Nashnptus Farewell address Ent
picture ~ fhc Liberty He'll Price. IN papcy pn boaf
Zoe post paid WILLIAM A. POND a Co, 5is Hrosd
way; prnnch store. 30 linton square
17-f. --CENTENNTAL SKY ROCKETS. is7d
~. II. y. GO0DSPEED CO.. IA Barclay So
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3 GREAT CHANcELLoRs WILL NOT REAssEM-
BILE IN CONFERENCE.

Il BILE IN CONFERENCE
LONDON, June II, 1876.
he Vienna correspondent Of the Times gives denial
me prevalent reports and declares that there has
IN no question OF conference between the three
iperial Chancellora
RUssrA's DIPLOMACY TOWARD THE INSURGENTS.
the Times Berlin despatch says it is expected that
u insurgents win suspend hostilitics in consequence
Russia's action in regard to Servia and Montenegro
Tie Sultan's demand, that they shall lay down their
ans and Loyalty await reforms, will hardly be sup
prted by Russia accepted by the insurgents
WHAT MAY ENsUE.
Final pacifcation depends tho negotiations Of the
Powers If no agreement reached the question may
revive in aggravated form alter the six weeks ar
mistice.
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GABLE NEW S
From AL Parts Of the
Old World.
IWARRING In TURKEY.
A French Senator's Dread of Ameri-
can Working Politicians.
RISH HONOR TO THE FENIANS.
harpshooters from the Green Isle to Con-
test With Scotch RifIemen.
TURKEY.
pM1Axs sxxxMc REFUGx-xUKHTAR PAsHA
WARNING IN TURKEY.
RISH HONOR TO THE FENIANS.
harpshooters from the Green Isle to Con-
test With Scotch RifIemen.
TURKEY.

BNrANs gxxxMa REFUGR-NUKHTAR PASTA
MARCHING.
RAGusA, June IL, 1876.
ceording to Sclavonic advces, 1000 Bosnians have
pn refuge In Kuhn, DalmatiA
OUT NICsIc.
Is asserted that Mukhtar Pasha has set forth again
n Gatschko with a large force to revictua Nicsic.
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NEVER GO SOUTH FOR RELIEF FROM CON
sumptI,n Take HAL.'s IIoSRy or HoEEHouSp AND TAB
PIxr's ToornAcnE Dnors cure IN one minute.
A-EsPENSCHEID'S NEW STYLE or DRESS HAT.
No article Of masculine wearing apparel improves the per
souul much elegantly appointed hat
ESPENSCHEID'S ALASKA CASHMERE. just introduced,
snbodes every ntrbntc Of perfect summer dress bat
Try he's NJ Nassau
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FGREPROOF.
LOCATED on NASSAU. ANN AND FULTON Sta
HANDSOMELY AND WELL. HEATED OFFICES
TO LET on VERY HEASoNABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FON
LAWYERS BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES
AprIY IN TILE PREMISES.
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Thirteenth Race for the Grand
Prize of Paris.
KISBER THE WINNER.
Enguerrande and Mondaine Sec.
ond and Third.
IMMENSE ATTENDANCE AT LONGCHAMPS

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE. ]
PARIS June IL, 1876
The Grand Prize or Paris, the only race OF any i'm
portance in France in which foreign bred horses
are allowed to compete, was decided on the far
famed Longchamps to-day, and was won by Mr..
Alexander Batazzi's Kisber, the winner Of the
English Derby
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GENTLEMAN's PEARL CASHMERE HAT,
~ 80 worth -. Speciality, ALASKA BEAVERS. 10 New
sfutrx
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
GREENWOOD CEN Terry.
TIE WORK OF BGAUuFYING Till CITY OF TIE
DEAD-VHE AUD;TIoN TO TIL" GEotNpS'

TIE WORK OF BEAUuFYlNG THn CITY OF TIE
DEAD-rHE ApDTIoN TO THa GfouNps.
improvements of great interest are going on
from day to day at Greenwood Cemetery Ide r'u'"
OF the fence the old eastern n' to the hne " f"'
uantonvc inclosing forty additional acres hiS h'ci
completed. Over tins large tract Of ground pdrr~N 81
worEnen are busly engaged upon the need alterations
Piles of stones and surpu, earth nom other parts ct ie
buit-grouud dot its surface, and its dsortry aspect
gives little prospect beautiful appearance II VIII
present when put in the cond as the resi- u 'e
cemetery. Tus addition vas very much needed as
sufficient space for single graves was occom"% t'h-
chit 10 obtain. 1t is valuable iu e>it'i'h-
in, pcr1panent and suitable boun larry lines ia tbc place
of IN, former nos which very Irregular and i-oo-
yeniclt Il also gives direct communication "i'h I''
eastern portion oi BrOok!yE and opens pleasant Wa
t. Pros ect Park. fhc woTh OF gralur TIC ground ana
preparing the opening oi an entrance on ioI' i"
tnavc has bcc, progressing st,adg Tor the last nine
months Tho foundations for tie cnr1ncc "Hl!II'E nave
been laid THIS building j. be of stone, tvs" stories
li,b having a tower iu IA, center There wil h"d otHor
bulldug Tor visitors the opposite 81" oi jIe Sat' $50
of stone aud lch and neat in app. dryncr. ..
Tie fiiiS of Inc, PROSE-, Pax and Cuncy Island Eu-
roa rush past tui> pou !rOn tnc up'i mar 'l' h' ~
east cyIlic of tic cemetery. often i.r'g ie M"
ar,irud Il gr ve while the Brooahu, EatH unI C"n.Y
Is and Railroad trains, uro- Ia" >"Htu ahd Noutn-'rl
side. Keep up b ."s~, aud there are lNlriN ID,
of silence from morning Un. night. Tho 81 has .I'
up to and arouHd the bJunitiics OF te idc' ui o.,
surroIm led with houses, tI"u-h tH,l are ,i. ', ]
within jhe sire, tear itiis "n te south '" 81 nm @
upon the OppOSc sides. VI NV All iAtiui.~ H'N' '''"
made ,uriu the past ei4nje,n m""d, Al u tiH l"l9
: rlbs and trees Llye been Removed "ut ali l"Hc i"
spl1lce borders 10 lots tdhcn away INC
ov,rhaneiug branches of the ooljor' .hnpe". Il
! the pIssase of vehicles; their roofs, w''u tie
ures were large, forced tans .cs upwards ap',c l"t
ground tnc. appearance Wds S'b,IAIy s,riE@ an
unsaluy, and tnry often Uuce1iei ie mo',n n,o 'n
tue lots wIicn tAcy intend ii u JIorh, "hNe ''S
always Ol,.iguccd the general 9lcw. Tnr dfudd I',
been improved 10y sJb-utstiIs 5c"eTo Tor sHic''' al
great cost and with perfect sdco'ss, tue pipes IN u ~
| stance failing to caro- OF tlc Naici y -c.'i
Housc" has Deen hdt IA ne cyn,ei 0i 'o = oun' o
ylsiiols, winch very Inuch htcdtl as me Ht'''
place hat cOud De reached ~ case oi s"""tr
feet IN diameter hrX4EIsi h iofn, anu hia p 'ycc'
i1lr rnnfC CnNr i'm. 5. -.tlis l,Ii-Ac
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
, MISSING WOMAN FOUND.

Mrs. BRYAN, whose mysterious disappearance
has excited much Interest in Brooklyn L' d. mas ucen
found Her husband has received a le'tfs' Hnaeu u.
eaton in This city, In which she states thit sue '
,s, bcr home with no intention Of rcnnn.i '""' sno
had no COMPANION IN her fight and that all aeinPS "
discover her hiding place would he IN Van' A!"u"R
man ny tbe name of George \. Dcvo". native oi 'uo
N,vira,or', Islands has been living Tor sor 'ih' ''
Nh Bryan's family assistant III ms business 'b,o
las, saturday Devoc has been absent from Mr. brNahS
s,,n and susnicun has pointed strongly u" hl ~ "
Co., s,c ,nuueefiou with MrS Brlius departure, or W
is,.t some Lunvlctlre ~ Il Yesterday vi DrNue
i.fI,urd to Mr RrNnn's house. aud IN answer 10 me
ne. ia uur.firu- Of Pole" trtt1u Wo-lom hnd De
t,dtiyc Martin short, stated that he was go 'nAih
U,s T,ryln> p'acc OF c0ucctl"rut That c wv rr aSI
sunday hui al hc No; rIrin u h'r u'Sh' ne
Inn hrr said that iiNHE IN iarm oHse nr'
Yaraaul Long Island and that SIC waS hrniy r'soi' ei
n, 10 return tb ncr family Acting mp II DcI0es ~,
nrnatiou Slr Rr,tn ard his father LEFT Long lSlahH
Citv gt D. M Yesterday search ~ the u1tNe, &c
cnuiuauirI rv can't. Wpclom, Devbe, aud Drl"r'lVc
short 4 TELEGRAM WAS lived 81 evening from Cant.
" glon, tn tho eff e.; that MrS Bryan bad been found
and mat she would he hom" at 10 q; m ~ mo mug
Mr. BRYAN - H asserts his Ic't ~ his wlIc "liC',
and saws taai in Ter and IuaE"toly condition her
MUD has poisoned against Ein and his fanny ny
Dew md oil
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
IyTTMIDATroy AT BAYoNNE.

There seems to.be no reasonable doubt that
the lire at Dryn 1cal's store. al Bayonnt, y j. on
NJ ,nday morning the work Of inccndiyles ard u
part of plan force the firm o abandon THEN business
and leave the city. Some Zine ago letter enbcshcd
with the usual bullet and collin was received by the
senior member OF the firm. IL was written IN an cvi-
IDENTITY disguised hand, and beaded, Tyranny Played
ont" II read as follows: "Y0u are hereby notified TO
sion storcEecping on Bergen Point, ana notify your
that cy can dead where they IKE 10 this today and
wish "a the bdIlOi-hJN on clrC-
tiou avs or else you hal better leave ~ once" II
signed " Your Friend" ana below the signature was Tho
sentences, Look outl Your DAYS are numbered"
Tho SENIOR member OF the firm superintendent OF tho
coal docks, and most of the wOrnou bu; ~ thr store
and settle Their bills when they receive Erif monthly
nay. Mr. D.vlm - also 81 the CoGntiluncu oi the
Fourth ward. an1 tbs reference IA the lcirs - 10 tl
ct re which has made int he used lns position at
tie docks ana at the tture 10 advance hs own political
interest Shortly after the receipt Ot the letter STABLE
In which tue horses Of the hu were, was ircd ana on
Monday an attempt was made tn rc the store, the dam
age done however being incJusdUraDc.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
AUCTION PRICES FOR WOOL GOODS.
CONTINUATION or THE sALK OF FLANNELS AND
BLANKETS.

The trade sale of iannes, blankets, twccds,
mcons and cotton goods, by order OF Parker Wilder
Co.. was continued yesterday at tie auction rooms II
Townsend, Mont.ut Il Co., Nos. 70 aud 81 Leonard-st
There was no dlmuutiOn in the number OF buyers ANA
the leading dry goods houses Of the country were repre-
seuted sale ON Tuesday The sale began with
Talbot scarlet twied hauneis diamond :, which were
Knocked down at "a cents per yard Talbot royal bluc
nanncs were sold for 23li and 22l9 cents Other N
uc were sold follows: Beividero scarlet twied 2Jl9
cents; royal blue 21a cents green twied, 26 cents
Be!yderc scarlet A, 80 ccns x extra scarlet 29l2
cents; Talbot xxx, scarlet, 20 cents ID w, scarlet
tyiied Is cents Gentinelia Oluc, y CENTS; Concord
cx ex, scarlet, 30 cents; Concord hA, ~hite, J0i2
cents: extra fine scarlet G, diamond /, 81 cents
b NJ scarlet 80 cents NJ, scarlet, 30 and 81 cent?,
TALBOT extra scarlet, 1914 cents; L X, scarlet, 30
cents Talbot extra navy blue, 81 cents Talbot Bounce
tytr nne scarlet 40 cents aud Talbot 6Ounce seriue.
47Io cents C1cllcco brown aud gold twceds were sold
Tor u cents aud black and white weeds FOR 3O9 cents
Several hundred cases of blankets were then disposed Of
AZ the following hSurcs: :. 1Oi Swiss, al 923 per
pair; s. la 81 70; :, ia 50 30: Glendale l04,
- 37la i'll 80 and Ia - 30; COchcco, LII - so;
isockiand, la - l22 and III, - l2l2i Imperial
I14, % 25 Champion ia. XX SO 60; Cocheco LII
whitney. 80 80: l2i, 50 rs, and ia, extra, $lo| 10.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
DARING STREET CAR ROBBERY.

Morritz Meyer, merchant from Selma, Ala,
was robbed while riding a Beeckcrst yesterday
When he came Howard and Crosbysts lie tried get
Of but a man placed his leg across the passage and
stoned him Mr.. Meyer suspected that the man was
thief and putting his hand in his pocket found that hs
pocketbook, containing between $500 and $4,000
gone Mr. Meyer lad a large package Of Government
bonds in his inside pocket, but these not
toicLed Roundsuian Strauss of the Steamboat Squad
WAS in the car and after long chase arrested the thief
AT the Police Central ONCE the thief was very Indignant
aud sad that his name was Andrew RO1ns0n OF Not
naiancpyst lie was recognized, however by Rounds.
man Oait as an old thief named Abe COOkley, living
nocIcJnooI which the thief threw away, "A $40 bill
500 sDld note draft the Merchants and Traders'
Bank for 81 500, and some small DIS
New-York tribune., 1876-07-27
CARE OF THE PARKS.

At the meeting of the Park Commissioners
yesterday the opening of bids for the roadway Wash.
ngtonsquare was postponed until Aug g. the Corpo
ration Counsel gave the opinion that while portion Of
the roadway was under the direction of the Departments
of Parks, the greater part was under that of Public
Works.
Permission was given TO the Committee having In
charge statue Of Seward to place i in MadsoasQuare
at the junction Of BIoa way and Fiftb-aye.
letter from the Mayor was read giving the resou.
ZION passed by the Board of Aldermen IN regard 10 tina
WORK IN TOmUklns-square. President Martin read A
reply TO be sent the Mayor presenting the case as
already gwen by the Department. The contractor Ia
now al work In TOmpkins-Square, but he resoluton
authorizes much labor to be done by the day This
Will b. begun by Department as s00h as tae resolu
tion receives the signature Gi the Mayor.