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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

tvrRroot MAY 24-l230 p m---Cotton 10 duIi ana 20
pr..s.i MlddlinR UplandA Cd; Aiddhns orieana 0is'
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Go ousom ii alap Concern

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS D. Z.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
tor the year l575-T7;
Pr,.sfispt. VIM III. GCION, u.
Ni,r Pr,Shiri { J. &. PALMER
Trrssursf W. D. sEAkLS
CsrIrspssdine SECRETARY. CHAs 3. ARTHUR
kec,,lns Secretary, SAAL PUTNAM.
DIEEGTOls.
cuAs n ALLEN ALRx NJ. HAGLESON
CUAs H. WILSON wM CURTIS MOVES
GEO. ID. FARkAR. CuAS. C. HOUGH,
AUGUSrUs wuLTM0RE. h.
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Savings Banks.

EW-Y0kk SAVINGS BANK, Sth-avc. cor.
y ltthst six rer pad rom the mt Of each
n,lnth Assets 3t}s73l 80 surplus 80 ~ % RlCi
AED N BULL, Prest c. W. BRlNCkERioFF, sec'y.
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ENRCUnIE UTFlCh
TVS AN PArIIrC RAlLEnAn COMfANY,

LNTIIIIII 7
TgNAs AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, :
PHlLtuE.PIu, MAY 10, ls7s.D
TENUE INTEREST COUPONS maturing June
l. lSl6 ON the Consolidated Morisass Bon = OF lns
nr,uy vii 20 press ttI1D ~ he ONCE % the CON
paiy in Philadelphia o., agency % nxchaog' plts "
n New IorA unless bon = have been crgisiere
~ wa case Will be pad only wrn ireseltd VIA
power attorney troPeTiy anh"ni aieii OF I' parry "
'' ~ r. - BOND. Vice President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25

OfricF or rHE BOARD OF DIRy-Iogs oF ~.
AvFRicAN EMPRESS CONAN NF@. NORK, Nav y. 1873
reNIE BOARD of DIREC q : of This COM
I PASY have tbs day declared a DIVIDEND " Three
bUiI.N Rs (sD PER SHARE. yaDie on TIE !St day Vi
July next 90, - ,o.,. A., -, Ia.
10 tbs al day OF uly next BY Onier NJ tie Boarl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT l"%
AND liz o'CLoCK A. Vi.
80 - ,ce, usboO Registered 1867
s 6s Coupon. 1881 ln ~ IL. i2l14
2oOO --- % 10 II g 500 Coupon 1867 -
Csb-2u Coupon. % ,o, a., r'-.-.....l2 1914
4 ..I3.llSet iVV""''''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25
CoparlnersilIp Nolltes.

rNuE COMPREHENSIVE existing under the
name u RI ELElER BhL & , eds H~ss
II d4y lilfuh consent lhaNig nieuetef
- -, i,,,e he onslue nn,lrr hs name.
TiEptEER q bKI ECHERf, l3l west broadway.
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NOR SALE-An oblOng ZEN /, nearly newt
.ar 81 by % wl from 800 10 1000 Forso s. s"od
,rvcluirnt Tor any Wsg 10 make money dnrlhg me
,,,ntsrnll Address CONiTS. Tribune once.
STEAMBOAT FOR SALE, without register.
- Inquire 223 West ST
CTUTTERlN6.-U =. Stammerng institute
- tDr. NLtr Az 3tb New rs bsr References no
pay unul perfectly cured Gall oI s.ld for ga onlar
VJNIlE ArTEN ZION OF MINING COMPANIES
4 SBIICETEp.--IaVBz larEv practical eSI"rt~nee IN
Western mines wou MI any position conne'ed Wa mining
OF Aot pert transfers of property. -
MINING ENGINEER T. o. Box i.SSos
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psT BoARD-lOls O'CLOCK A. NJ.

-, - c,,,, Ronds- Railroad Bonds-Bdns aud Rait-
caes 7" ' rood Shgr,s- Express SOCKS. nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25
DiuiNen1 Noilce5

PRyYsYLvASiA RAmRoAD CoNPANT,l
TIRE ,sCRRR's DEPARTMENT, tHi-AuE .tuS Nay p 1870 )
'glIE BOARD OF DIR C rOR> have this dry
4 declared a QUARTERLY Dividend II TWO PR
CENT on the clp ~ the COMPANY ceaT Of al iaAes
PAYABLE aeT May 20 70 stockholders rs Te erred On
The booas ~ N. Alrj -, 49, .... 49,. a.. -
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GOVERNMENT >TOC
srcoNp BOARD-l O'CLOCK =.
Isi1e Railway

Sgr,s ~ Stale nuts Rairo1t BJhts Buts and RAD
-oad ShPres- Ef"rsss S'Ocss &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reports Tor raE rarBUyY.,
TOTAL RECEIPTS Or PRODUCE
WEDNESDAY. May "a. 1879.

Per North R.ver. Ye4se,s. AMI Ratropts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25

DFFItB OF fIF FNTFN NOHIH " NJ HTNIN,' u. I
lib BROADWAY KW- YORK May IL. l576 )
THE ANNUAL ELECTION of TRUSTEES
ensuing year and of three INSPECTORS hold
the election VII held this office rur.ay, June
prox II o'clock The Transfer Books will 10 closed
until alter that date ROBF L. ;. HALL" Presdont
Il. T. YARpLHY. SECRETARY
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Removal.

HooO,aln. March sis,. 1875.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31

EEEA1A-In he rePars Of legislative proceedings
for lssi week On oar outside are sSo erTnrs- HOa.
~. RauasiIis oin Sas 10 reFeal the iaw 20 miii-
czse." 10; TIE mileage law. and Hon Nr LiIikE-
.auis reSOlutinn iu TIE form o5 SCI uzs - the
efiaai thai delegates be appointed 10 frame new
Constitution
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31
PnaT or HoNoLTIT.



h-ar ---.al- Hart1. EalaaAa- t-a1 k11A.
Nrras Ls-as f-lrr Laa-.rE
-aEl la It'r Bee Eal.a--s braf "a -sys f-lz "a
-E ra.aa-a-1. q t-a1 S11H
arrl-a = ll.- t-.z- l-saka-
Crnle >s.H5Ea--a. tra- -g-reE-
-~- . a--a Ef--5I- Ca t-.a1 LsaHl-A-
rEaa-r- q lar l-1- hssa s-l AEa.
~- N.-l Lla.a-.- 1-a- ac-1a a-c MEl-laA
rn-rE- ra. llA
r1a1sul hr1I. f1Hr NsallI1l.-
>- Ea1la1. AL- 1r- Al.-a Az k1-1lz.
thta t-aar A1l-a-
L.la Eaa- f-u Eaa1
E EaT1li- frl-- hllll--
Ea-E r-a- h1-E a. 49,
SAlLEu-
Etr -s--,.ir El-.al E.sgrsll. iar Ktlui-L
rH-aaatl ClE-sa &c lalA
So lrE1 Als e. KIN
aaa -Ll-a fr haltlE
Ss- -r. Etlsaa-. 90 NrullriE
Ear-ls Asailtsa11- t7lz Nla-ksl
--aa s1-1- Caa1lt .1la-kf-l f- aaz f-aasisca-
G-S- arrs. E1-rellL Sc Hi-1uH-l fa-cs-
Eaara la-k ka-11- s-tts-ll-- g t-t-ls1-
--t- a-ra.E = Er- F- EcackE-
S -z-1s-- fr Ealia as WE5-a2
So n-l-r1Euual El-l 81 SsEiiui-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31

- We Eere favored o. S4iar5sy l4st, with calls
from D--AuareW 64-rAa. editor Of the Sydney Morn
ing Head, NJ Roas- 1 Creighton. editor Of tie
Auckland Southern Cr0ss, and Mrs. Fanny Steu-
house, iAe Eeli-knoEr lec:urer z1d suihoresS Of 4
book Gesc-ihilE- Mormon female lifc- All ;hese
s-ere passengers on TIE ColiuS- and oozn6 10 tie
Cea.euuial ExaIbitiau
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31

OFlUG sAruss-lN5.-SLiurd&y. while tie steamer
Coiinz Ezs lying s; ihe wharf. CAinalazn snd :
snail EucIisA boz were discovered by the visilsnt
Custom House 6uzrd, emerging from the steamship
c1ci1sure through hole il The fence he zr-csie5
them. Sound upou them Eiue iins q opium and
h-ouE1s theEl before the Police Magistrate. vho
lned lhe Celestial SlQo, and The boy So
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31

THEsrElcAL-Anougt he Passesse-s bT The IS
ColimA fron tho Colonies or Saturday last vas the
celebrated Mo-tiHE Combination Troupe, who have
bsen vinHias lzErels IN Australia and New Zeal4u6
Among tie trouPe, are Master RonA, and Miss
Lolsie, The yoanEess acrobais and synzazs,s that
hzve ever sTPe1red on zuy pablie stage. The con-
pany vii c5re iis f-st euiertaiuneai here OF Sal
1rlzy ereninE next and u1if further uslics e. the
Royzi Hawaiian TheEtre- For particulars - ziver-
Using caiaulus and lEr1-hiIrs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31

WANTED 70 kSoE.-0ae Of the hoao-sble Repre-
seuia;ives las; Vees- EAea the motion % sdioaru
over Queeu Tic;6-ia's birthday Vss ar asked bow
l. Walia be & she birthday Of King Kslakanz should
ooour 6Eriug the session Of the British Parliament:
would that boay al joarn in honor o. the dzys Ne
one Was zhle ~ graiiiy his land1ole warnings for
krnnlesre-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31

DECEAsER.-Ths lss; nal brings i1;eliEenos q
ihe deash Of BAruun " Fislt. EAfeA oeearred A.
YIrEiai1 Ci;y, Nevaea, Nay s He formerly resided
ir tbs eity iTon iS50 10 lS6o z1d vas well known
Is merchant ard most eais-F-isi1g uln. &c Eas
oae q lie 6ress fssadz and most l5oe-zl szpposz-
e-s oTtAe Co1aeroiAl Advertiser Of This city, and
AlEzys expressed pride il having ia Ass possession
Tie 1rss coFF O. l. ever Issued Abou1 lSa be X
iuTned % Boston, married iut0 family q Ee4iih
oui us uuiou PROVED AZ uuhEPPy one, and hs lefs
is fily zud sPeui TIE Isl ye-rs Of hls lie II Nc
v2aa End CllIOsuia fo- most q he tine ss cashier
Of The NeTL61 Bank We net hin il October lsst
e san Era1ciSco. Eherc he WAS temporarily En-
C1c15 j. zsSistiuE SeszStor Sazro1 in getting lis
DeE Palace Hotel IN oqe-ztiou- NJ FIeld Eas
nan q 1ns business izle1tS, and many vi. re1eui-
be- his slj11ru here. durilE EL1f ulzr be termed
TIE Eol6e1 era of onsiosss IN EonOl1l1-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31

X No mails We-e receivod here bE the Collins.
froai either Syduey o. FIJI II any Were seui they
Ne-c cither lei OF the Australia. o. taken over 10
Sau Francisco. These irregularities hare beoome
too iTCQceuf al izle ard arr vcrv annoying. Bat
locu. Nc cant d srvthiuc about l.; ucr cven Gun
plain, ss oar Government Tizys no subsidy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31

RECIFEocITT PEIcES-Nov Is the time 10 clear
OF ola stocks a. cos;, and make rou fornvE goods
20 arrive unde- the neE treaty, free Of dasv Look
ont for e1rzirs ard watch ua- advertising columns
uiuhie sixnsucc,'' j. Tic old p-uverh, IS true
uoE as when fTSs written
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31

- By reference 10 oar advertising columns Il
will be seen thai Nr. c. GcrtE has purchased the
hasiness ofTy F5sche-. Hatel Sfra--. sna asks the
puhiie % give him triaL He Is respectable and in
industrious Young man. deserving a. support.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31

rs s Trsc1E1zA-Ilis vessel .ner 81 al
s--zr - zuzshs. has Tes1-us1 ir s-feSE- Sc
- a-1llz o. Dacezesr tih. lS7s o1 he W0rk q
z1ki-r s-z-sinrs he.Eeez rhsss Islznds ard Aus-
s-A So ar-szes 8, EznIarz s.zzz-y -oEh. aas
1iss ta1ehll ai LrTak1 for f-esa suF7iy cf coal
II al--cs slz-zz--z fozes urre g soIioss. lsss.
-7z. -sss. -9E Ea-bo=E he Ers4zess es7sa
~ ct-zz 1s- ~ cozz q Asz-zli1- Ar
zEr1s is a sf uf As- 1ezcuz-
I1.n-az- - y E-lsr ca--E-sEar.
EauG Lan-arnlzra--C = ---an- E-e-u-irs uc-rr-
rarl,ran-s y Es-ral-l xarirziirr- E-E-C- Ia-S-l.
& u 4 &c. { r. -.-1.ae-
Nnr-E- 1. Ern1r-r n II lTrss
Eamrn-w Mrm.
r.1--r. G. c.. T. - = = -rr-isr.
- srrn
Nrt. Narf ra--w- Az Ar-u-r-
41rrE a.. f,-rn-1---E = s-.rr-E
49, -c- aallr11s =. X Etraan.l
lAutranr f1a-a---E a. n rzrrna-
I1Trrrr.rl l1rE-W- II Ftt
EaGarar - L.uuraaa
lz-rsaas- --z.i1llnrL Ar1rn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31

FEvR-Aieiirr from Kan states that the-c have
besa tUenty-0ae desihs IN th.t districi znoa- The
uaiires hciNesu the Ssh ~ April. aud shr Slh at
Nsv. This 50 ecroruisfinr Is The rusuls of fever
prhich l. rzciu- in fhzt 6iss-srs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31

TEE ScEo1SEE DArS-LEsS-Tee crz1k HEE1isEu
sz1e1zz- l.zzsless. t1- Ehie1 TO thuzsIn6 Eve
tz-Ez1 7sznGs was -zfusst y C-p.lin 8c-rili, has
rcE te1z sd q Lerzk1 far sa-E. the Q-oceeas
e. uazz1 ~ hep &c pay ths lzErs-s. sllVo-z. zn1
c-l1-s. uhz h1rs 1z1s a fss Founes CIT q tAs
-1a-t--e rrsicA hzs len C-f.liz Bs-rin T,cuuisss
ol ~ azziu1 sais- tbs p Eiua rsqo-is as iol-
lcrs .-Nr -luas NSCznoeA s1l6 Il F1alis aac-
.i,-. se s-1cC Tx scaooaer DI1uilsss. toss;hs-
vl-t sse zzs.s zls s7a-s- &c. o. Saturday las,
az Ncss-s- =. c Su7a's Eiuuiz--Aozse- The f-sz
s-t ul-cE uas The hz- AZ sht asE hes a NJ Eo-a-
E--l- 1us 5. E.s Fzrrh-ses y NJ. aozzE Lex fa-
zta sz- az z--. r1srs g Er- c T-usrost. f0r IS
Ez- ~ szIs. r1.-i-c cezr. A. % Nr = Z SziiA,
fr- E1Es 1ts- sAc tc.zl rcasi-r E57E lis he hi6-
c.-- ---c-EAozs uzs s-z-s-ez We zzv NoE
-c1s1--t,F luqe 70 $50 ses -1is 11e sehoo.s< =
11r zn---1- tie-ne-i z-1ir-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31

- Nr. ChAs. n. Cookc has provided himself
UitaA ueE auc;iouee-'s h2mmsi, and VII hold his
f-si sale Fri3zy whea tht iu-litnre a. the rrs-
dluce oi Dr. Cummings on Fo-s street. viii Re
knockot doWl Wiiaout reserve 70 The highest
lls18ers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31

tz- Tie Band vii give moonlight concerts a.
Emms Square or Friday aua Moossy evenings.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31
NOTES oF TIE MEEK.

II he zsalansAis Is due here,o-asy, with S. r.
esies 70 Nay 81
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31

- SPECIAL u,ee;inc TIE Tauas Mems Ctriss-
jar Association nil Be held 8; ihtir rezduE non.
Friday eveainc Jsre snd- A. brsiuess oi Import
arr Is 10 BE- hguE-aI un fuI Attendance is de-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31

- he aauu-I ues;IsE Of TIE Hawaiian Mission
Cbiitrens Society, for the election of ocs, viii he
hels In Tie vessry Of FOrt sTee; church, Saturday
evening Jure Sra
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31

tz- Therc vii be boat rsee 3; o'eiock to-day,
hs;Urru the LaeszWauaz aud Tesezro-z Where
4r- oar Hawaiian ays Uho r-e 20 scfsie their zee
about this lime Rave they ihruWn ~ The s1are 3
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31
8. :. DILLINcAAm CO,


NOTICE OF HORrGAGEE-S INTENTION
~ 10 feTe2ose a No-sssSe- Where's Joseph Eor-ss
executed 4 ?. sl11 administrator Eh the MI annexed
q fe q 2 ". Hot dsoeSe sid his SaoceSurS Il
sad t-1s7 AID assns oerz5n deed dated =
Sspseznaer- 1s-e- q r-1 lie odce q Rels-rA-
pay gIstOf s-e q seven h1na-ei, 1zi Sy d0z-arS
and iaie-esz thereon. A1 whereas Tie co-los q The
SD z1u--s hSVlnE aesl b-oksn- Nov therefore. /
Alexander ! C2rrH--- a1zziuisrsio-- with tie VII
rera3 q lie es1ss az z " Eo GfVe2se1 and sncsssor
i SID ts- 70 A. :. g151. % hereby eve uoo= the
sad lu1 2o-Tls and . Al 0ihe- rsrSo1S who nay b
i1seraSss- sl-A ry inrer-iol 1o-ecose
a-6 81 El-lr d-y %
he-sz1ssr a. Tt .zd teEslsnts- ss-ssueuis zld sQyr
fecss comprised. described and mentioned sid mort
CzSs- uased Eoooi1ls. Nay 1Iss- ls-a
ALEX : CARTWRIGHT.
Adnuiss-z-o- with the Til annexed q the q r
". Holt deceased and 4 2. Judd. in sad
sr1s-- Sss =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31

- Ibe annual uaceiinE uf iheSirzacsr's Friend
Sacie;r VIII BE- held 81 she hnuse a. Hon . Mott
smith or IaErsdsy. Business meeting 81 az n
Saci1l E1lhrrin- daring thr evening.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31

REv- B 2. SNos.-Letters Se-e received by the
Secretary q the Hawaiian Board art Others, by tie
L. : 5 T1soarora, stating that The above named
CeaiienAu hAc stroke o. paralysis OF ias drst Of
JAuuA-E izst- Although completely disabled AZ
arss, be IS uoE sloay recovering, and vii probably
rsiurn 10 ihese Islands y ihs Morning Sszr.
By ihe The same arrival tie aeEs also came oi
ihs death q Rev. : Kahelsuauua a. NIle. Fou The
sih cf J1nlE-T. after 81 ili1ess of tEo 64Ts- The
Ealss.aaE-lss :. Balahe sre reaa-tel vel
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31
Eor Rent.

Ca THE HOUSE LATELY OCCUPIED
l BY Mr. n Carter situated the corner Of Palaces
d-HH Walk and Punchnow sts- Possession given imme
SIS sn MARsHAEs oFFIcR.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31

NAY SszE-The anniversary Of the birth Of
oaeea Y.e;oria was celebrated il EonOlalu with
sae usaai patriotic 5emuustrziious- salute Was
d7cd at noou oa SoAzs he Us 5 LsekSvanaa,
I'D Nsjor Wod9h1Uss receivel 05zeill calls a Lis
ressdenoe Yice Coasal Dsvies also eaie-tsined his
frisods IN LIS custouary attractive style. DariuE
lie afternoon Ms WO5eaoass gave garden parry
a. ler residence EhicA Ezs uuDeru1siy asfe16e5.
II the eEe1i1E- ihe s. Georges Be1evoiel; Ssceir
aell is annual banquet. Which Ess pe-hz ps TIE
plezsanie. Os The dEFs festivities Long live the
zo-lhy o1ecn. il whose ho1or tie Gzy Ess kept,
Eoc or wAosS realm tie su1 ueVer sets
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31
To Let.

THVHAT VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING ~
IL Premises, No $50 Sunanu Avenue containing par
lors, dining roOm, bedroom dressing rgoms-Chiua, and
clothes closets rst noor,hasenlCui under al thres
secoud door, kitchen and pantry cunnectc also
with basement benoath-5athing and washroou. crriaH
house. stable. fowl house, &C. In order, Apply 10
Aug lo,-s52 n J. IN. WOOD
ALSO the cottage and premises aiionins. with -
rooms,-kichen, bathroom servants store roon,
Stable, and carriage house.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31
Wilmington Pitch

DDCuTED PR CETLox. AxD FoRSALK
he ~ ISL BULLS a Co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31
70 Lei.

=. THE DWELLING HOUSE LATELY OC-
/. CUPIED By the subscriber, situated m Beretana
&sast This house Is In drst rate repair, and 6ited
with all the conveniences OF first class house
Inquire Of SO Bol.LES q co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31
Notice.
Professor Zaba5s System.

PAMPHLETS AND CfaAHrs Illustrating
III Pf0L Z1la1 popular system of Teaching Historical
and Chrouongi Dates. b. purchfss r. =. trhit-
neyiz few copies only for saie. 1l1 I'm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31
BIRTHS.

: . - slI i-lisa- = q ~ "a ia''.aa- a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31
Champagne.

HHDsIEcK a Co.'S CRANE VIZ ROYAL
u n cz1rts and Pipt1- Nov lar1nr ra 1f1f-f.
For sale ~ n. HfCEFELD q CO,
g, sn Azsnf1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31
Pocket Cutlery.

BrecsA Loading Shot Guas. s &W. Rerslre-s. Rifle
Air Cans. WAis, Shot, Powder, Caps. ShOi POaches
Powder Fi4sks. &s., &e.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-05-31

~ LULU, Visiting Friends and strlurern ganerly are
cordially invited attend Pu1lc E0rlhlp af FOlt ST.
CHURCH where Serrce8 are he'd every eahbai1 at n
O'Clock A. r., and - p n Helfg are provided f1r ~
wno may be pIeaaed % attend. Thers i q wadneslar
evening Prayer Nesting at ~ o'clcck n tie recinra
ECom,tD Ehich an are welcome. 51f ~
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
WESTERN UNION SUITS.

TIE DIyIDFND TO Pc PAID To-DAY-ALL OTHER
DISPUTED QUESTIONS ADJOURNED TO wEDNEs-
DAY.
I'm the suit of Levi A. DOwley against the
Western Union Telegraph Company, to RESTRAIN the pay
nent of quarterly dividend to-day Judge Donohue hau
proyed that in any casewhether or not the testimony
asked by the plaintiff to complete his case had been 0D
tained-thc question of the continuance Of tie lIJunc
ton over the dividend day should be brought before
Judge Westbrook the previous day. Under ths rule yes
terday Mr. Guteau and Mr.. Marsh for the plaintiff Mr
Lourey VIM A. Beach, and Mr.. OrtOn for the western
Union Company and exJudge Peabody the referee af-
pointed to take testimony in the case appeared peore
Judge Westbrook in Supreme Court, Chambers lr.
Kedfed the attorney for Mr. Case, who hrings cOun-
ter snt also apHeared hut had little TO say except tat
he had been unable TO find Mr. DONley, ana ndu ohIl
been able to serve parerH on MI DO"le5 "'Uoi"0''
which was probably Intellectual. a., .
on the uart the driendauts, two new a'nuaNs WSEe
urtcutcd one b. nr OItpn setting IOlih tht tioubts
which would arise the Company, To Its STOCKHOLDERS,
and TO Itself socktdcr, by the suspension Oh
the dividend the 17h when under their fesoluon
the directors would have 10 rcOLcn the books; aso t
fIp shares OF the pamtif IL he owned them, were at
rrent prices worth less than $4,000, aud. adding tue
bnnd. he claimed his whole interest in the Company was
less tnau $1,000 The Othtr aidaNH mae ny -. p
ilcs was 10 TIE effect that Mr. DOwcy offered il,Ile
while ago hia that Western Union STOCK WUuu 20
To- 81 before il went ~ and said he had no interest ID
Al the same time Mr. LOurcy offered bond In $4,000
10 compensate Mr. DOvl Tor any Injury ne might s9-
tam by rras 81 the payment of tie diNid'h hl .,,
Tudle Wt-ihIOok, hntiHg inquiry that tue pa!ntiu
had NOT bron Joined BY any other stakeholder, nodhei
the iniunct te giving such bona. 40 iar as 10 ~
Itrt ia. pa gtucnt tho diYicnd to-day ana utitl!r al
other uursiiUr ucUdug thc question % taking irrlhgf
testimony, 90 Nc!n sdLy next frank hOIh anu " H.
Palmer SIsucd the @SJ,OOO bond
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
4 NEW FERRY LIVE.

new ferry viii begin running next Monday
from the foot OF CarSs0nst, y. r., 20 COmmunpaw, TO
connect with the principal trains on the Newark and
New-Y,rl and the New-Jcrsey Central Railroads Many
people living the line OF these roads, and doing bus
ness in the upper portion OF the city have felt much in
convenience in reaching Hcg Offices by thu street
from The foot of Libery-st The managers OF the rail-
road companies have long had the project In coHtempla
tion, but the increased travel to Philadelphia By the
Bound Brook line since the opening Of the Centennial
Exhibition has hurried on the work. and on Monday
morning the slip and bridge VIII be- completed and Tie
fist boat started. This ferry Is landing between ihe
convenient thc acpOts of the Elevated Railroad Here
toorc persons desiring to reach the depot ~ any Of the
roads Starting from COIumunpaw have been compelled
the foot of Iiberty-st. New fcrty-bOas are
building. aud will Do ready la about month Tue old
ferry boats OF the Company VIII be used until the conf
pr,lOn OF The onns.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
RESTAURANT PRICES.

To IN. Edttor Of Tke Tri6une
SIR: You have published letters complaining
of the Trois Ffre Restaurant the Centennial Exhi'
bilon grounds "a, Philadelphia. My visit has been long
one and have tried the Vienna Bakery Cafe Leland
Lau5crs German Restaurant, Glenns Restaurant, ana
the Troi, FIeres, and | pronounce the latter the
cheapest and best OF them all To be able to see
the great Exhibition without utter exhaustion, You
must have "A good meal at midday This advice Is
especialIy applicaba to ladies' Lunches are snare
and dclusinn. Here is bill at Tros tIcrts ana
We aIhrrcd 10 this bill Of fare after trying the othcrs
SOUP 3Oc; srlp steak, bOc; butter, Zoe; Drta l2ci
pin; bottle Of MedOc. 5Jc; service, 2Oc OF - w o
three peT.ou- The order was gwen Tor one, anu lhe
food was sufficient for thrce, o the very Deet qI9'
tLc steak being served with balloon HUtai"t-'
ana the attendance excellent. Tie walters pI'
to retain "A party to wait upon IRON DAY 10 uil ;
the tables under the awning are COnl, anu titi
location very convenient Compared win We id COOK
ipg iupud nee and untid'ness Of some of me oIhrr
restaurants twice tn" chaigc would be reasonable LUIS
was uf course very sample meal, blt IL "l' 1hC VIZ
fa,ird excellent to WORK upon, ard the WealJoptlhS
ladies whom We saw daily inSng tea, cdn2 zee clrii'
CA, and fruit would have been refreshed ana Strength
encd b, such rs describe aud fewer Wold nave gwen
ouf i'm two days. Now that hot weather bas com" III
earnest ucuIr VIII lind themselves idti2Urd ldIch'
ana they nlu-t depend oH ices, soda Waif. oI Sn
Wichcs even II the appetite l. small The French l-
fans uud an EFT regular dinner, ana VIC n'l-
Won, Americans need n more tGan they. L.
IhHGdeiyhlu, July 10, lStb.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
NFVYoRK D1Y TRIBUNE 1s7e-TRPLE SHEET

charge Of onpee,icuts interests here and Is preparing
guide catalogue OF the articles from that state IL VIII
contan first an alphabetical list OF ezbibions secohd
classified list OF exhibits and third catalogue oi 'he
articles contributed by various towns OF the sta'e
The book viii show in striking manner the extent anu
variety of Connecticrts contributions to the Fair.
A recent invention exhibited I'm the American Section
of the Main Bull ling Is the paper carpet made ny l. oey
mour Scott & Fro OF Philadelphia. IL has the appear
ance OF the best oicloh and is adapted foF the sne
uses Its chief merit is its cheapness IL costs one tlu
less than American Oil-cloth and Is said to be e4uy
durable The material is waterproof building paper III
which the patterns printed in oil colors.
On Tuesday July Is, and the two days following
trials mot compettye OF thrashers' separItors EuEs
road steamers and portable engines will take place.
rud.r tho au.piees OF the Centennial Commission, at
schencks station the philadelphia and Trenton l'a
road , ~,
Tb. lnted States Cadet Engineers, from tue NaVa
Academy n, Annapolis are visiting the ExhiDilioh
and making careful studies OF the objects III MaeheIy
Hall They are quartered board the steamer May
flower. in the Delaware.
In the English Section Of Agricultural Han are NUM-
Der OF beehyes OF twisted straw. looking ut '' ''e
,us, ike the pictures in schoolprimers closer eA
o,,n,tion shows that they have number OF mouern
iuprovemens inside and glass doors for observing the
oper,tions Of the inhabitants and removing the money
Tn. fine collection OF East Indian weapons and cnrloS
ties in the Netherlands Section was taken from 'ho
Cabinet Of Curoslties at the Hague and from the Palace
of uct Loo by the permission Of the KING to whom thcy
belong.
Las. of fiIiy - 600 a day the treasury OF the
Exhibition is by hot weather. the attendance
having fallen of about 10000 on account OF the un"
heat The daily of paying visitors now average
about 900.