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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-12

To-days exports embraced 47s7 bales to Liver
pool and 1920 to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening Is, ia bales,
against 974l on last Tuesday and 6035 last year.
For comparati e totals for the past three days
exports and receipts. see above report.
TOBACCO We did not hear Of q transaction
to-day. The amount on sale is estimated at 2O75
hhds. We continue to quote as follows: Low
Tugs 6@7c, good 71a@Sc, low leaf sole. medi-
nm l2@Dl4c, good 150ll6c, and fine 17QDlSc.
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TIE RUBY us c.mm., 81.

i 1lS Common st.
JOHN 3. COURET Proprietor.
This Saloon was established in 1851 and has always
maintained the reputation of being one of the most
genteel, orderly. well kept and popular establish
ments in the CITY.
The best Of WINES and LIQUORS are always
furnished to the guests. A hot LUNCH Ia served
every day from lOh A. M. to IL P. NJ.
There is Q cosy comfortable CLUB ROOM over the
Saloon which is fas orite resort for gentlemen.
TONY, of Old SANS Saloon" memory, presides
over the Cigar Department ap24 1y
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DENTISTRY.
Observation-Disclosures

u EVOLUTION-REvOLU
In the prices Of Dentistry. In order 70 naeeS IL
demands OF those whose means are limited | propoe6
% insert sets Of Artificial Teeth at as and s2s; &OM
Filings r. Artificial Teeth inserted with or witkou6
extraction Of the roots. All materials which NJ
viii be guaranteed - to their purity and durabiitS
Teeth Extracted without Pain, by the use of Ar
thesieA" G. p. MALONEY, ID. d. g.,
l5O Canal, between Carondelet and Baronne st..
IVY New Orl0snH
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MISCELLANEOU
ST. BERN4RD COAL CO.,
DARLINGTON, KY.
W. 5. CAMPBELL, Agent, New Orleans.
% CARoNDELET STREET.
DELTA STREET lover E. Conery & Sons).
COal-COal-COal,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Planters. Steamships, Steamboats, and Families
supplied at LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Particular attention given to the supply of fuel by
contract for steam purposes within city limits.
Depots:
Memphis Tenn. Mouth of White River.
Tunica Landing. New Orleans
DIG rs 6m 1t2dp
HAVING RENTED THE HUNTER WARE
L l. house and Stores on Lafayette street l am
prepared to receive storage of all kind at reduced
rates. j. = RONDEAU is my authorized Agent
with power to sign my name for any and all amounts
due the business OF amounts advanced for same.
Ja6 lot IRENE RONDEAU.
d ECEIVED EX STEAMSHIP HANOVER
A fresh supply of the celebrated brand of
PIPER HEIOsIECK CHAMPAGNE,
which we now offer to the trade on the most favora-
terms.
SCHMIDT e. ZIEGLER,
dos 40, 81, SO ana IS Peters street,
A. cHAfskH'
FASHIONABLE
CLOTH IN G. STOR E,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
2l.......... Camp Street ....21
Opposite City Hotel New Orleans.
Gents Furnishing Goods, Trunks, valises,
satchels. Umbrellas. Etc. nj 3m
Peoples Loan office,
Corner Royal and Cont streets,
Private Entrance 81 Cont street.
LIBERAL LOANS made on Diamonds, Watches
Jewelry and Goods Of every description
e27toial
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Teeth! Ieeth(
GREAT = REDUCTIosG
S3O-(sold and Platinum sexs-Sa0.
Usual charge $780,
918-Alum1n1um and Other AIatertaIs-REG,
Usual charge $50,
92Gold Fi1linSs-81.
Usual charge Is.
AmalGam and (suiIiols Oeuanc
Fillings-9l. Usual Charge IS.
DIR. G.. A. Eta NC RF.
153 Ut. Joseph St.. bet. Camp and -. Charlnr
New Orleans, La,
OnesS 70 insert Sets Of TEE rE at the above peSae
with or without the extraction T the roOts
Warranta the purity Of ~ Materials ~ Also M
fitting Of Plates stability end duration of AIlia1W
- II paid the highest prices
Extractions and other operations performed IN
means Of an4sthetic agents.
Toothache cured instantaneously
Consultation gratis. is1sTv
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One Capital Prize ............$ 100000
Prize. $4,000
Prize. 10000
Prize Observation-Disclosures. 10000
2 Prizes at $4,000 Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Prizes at $500. ............... 10000
20 Prizes at $1,000. ............... 10000
so Prizes at $500. $4,000
1900 Prizes at $780,. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
1000 Prizes at $50. Observation-Disclosures. 100000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100 APPROXIMATION Prizes at 5000. -. 10000
100 Approximation Prizes at $780,. 10000
100 Approximation Prizes at $75.... $500
TOTAL.
$3.50 prizes in all, amounting to gold. $5O2.5OO.
Price Of Tickets:
WHOLE TICKETS. Observation-Disclosures $50 90
HALVES. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20 90
IENIHS.. ..".................... w
TWENTIETHS. Observation-Disclosures. 2 so
For sale at all the New Orleans Agencies and
at the Central Office of the LOUISIANA STATE
LOTTERY COMPANY.
Address Lock Box 682 New Orleans POST
Office.
REMIT BY POST-OFFICE MONEY ORDER,
REGISTERED LETTER, DRAFT, OR BY EN-
PRESS.
Observe and RecOlIect
That in the Grand Golden Drawing OF April 20,
1876,
ALL THE TICKETS
Sold For Greenbacks.
ALL THE PRIZES
PAID I'm GOLD.
Agents Wanted in every State, County.
City and Town Throughout the Union.
Unezceptional Guarantees Required,
And must In every instance accompany appIi.
cations,
TO BE MADE TO THE
Louisiana State Lottery Co.,
New Orleans, La.
A LETTERS UNANSWERED MEAN A
NEGATIVE REPLY
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY, June 15-P. MA strong
tone characterized the stock speculation, but
aside from the dealings I'm Lake Shore, which
represented more than one-half of tue entire
business, there was very little to attract atten-
ton. Under tho influence Of liberal purchases
by the bears, this stock rallied from 5i'E, seller
O. to 65as. and soon afterward Western Union
advanced y = cent. TO 6eE, followed by a frmer
market for the Western shares and Pacific MAIL
the latter having ranged at 5j.Gl25's 125a
Ohios. however.were weak in the afternoon, with
a decline from 49,, to 1874, but later recovered
to 49,. Michigan Central was :. better at 49,,
and Pacific Of Missouri =. at So; but New Jer-
sey Central became weak at s1,40TS, seller 600
s0'.. while New York Central ruled steady at
101. and Erie at 1874 Delaware, Lsckawanna
and Western sold at IOs0los1; Harlem, $40 :;
Atlantic and Pacific preferred, 25sD2A Pro-
ducers' Consolidated Land and Petroleum Com
pany, lis, and Rock Island. l0sJa dGl0S4 Qel0Sss.
The pool In Lake Shore, which was recently
organized to force the shorts into covering.
flesh Blocks in order 10 qt Inc ps,ce ol9sH
but the ease Of the money market will not I'M
likely suggest the manipulation for n limited
rise OF other stocks which may present q re-
spectacle short interest as basis. Speculation,
however, continues to be entirely local, and the
absence OF outside orders continues to be gen
orally remarked.
The total number OF shares dealt in was 9l 1850,
OF which Lake shore represented 52,7OO; Pac &c
Mail, 400; Western Union. 60O0 ~. Paul, 2,151 !;
the preferred, 400; Mchig Central 2.4UO
Ohios, $3.50; Northwestern, 725 ; the preferred,
l,u45 Wabash, 100; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 500; Atlantic and Pacific preferred,
200 Chicago. Burlington aud Quincy, POO Ham
niDal aud 81. joseph, 800; tue preferred, leo ;
Erie. 800; New York Central. $50 Pacific ot
Missouri, 800; Producers Consolidated Land aud
Petroleum Company go; st. LOUIS. Kansas
CITY. and Northern, 200; the preferred, loo ;
Wells Fargo. 800 Union Mining Company, p5 I;
The gold market opened strong at 112s4, but
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pTised saes Dy.
r. n Ludlow CO., ner order executors OF the late
Wiham sunmerheld one two'sto frame house. with,
plot 200 100 on tue west side Of Washington avenuo
100 feet south OF Eleventh street, fremont, 60 800
One ilut ~ a ,29dA0.x2lA on the eat side OF Wash.
ngton avenue, LIB ieet spuh Of lai street. 500
Ivy X. V. Hafnrtt per order NxecutOrs OF the late
Peter Conner one threetory brick house with lot Sbx
vsh Hl4 East IWfnLy-nlnth street, tue south sls
20 feet east OF Ihird $1,000 similar house
aud lot adjoining, 2lb, $1,000 One iirer-slory frame
house with lot 2AxlOOll. l22 East l2bth street south
sde lbs feet west Of Lexington avenue, SDoDi also
under forecoeure one hou with lot 2or96 ~ on the
north side Of rhirtysxth street, $50 feet OF
Ninth avenue. $3.50
ny 9. v Carter IoIsslesaLs enc plot 7lAX2S0nl92A1
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sAL-iRY BROKERAGE.
Collector Arthur Interfering in Behalf Of
Men Who Have Been Robbed.

Some queer facts about the hypotheca-
ton OF salaries by Custom House employees at
usurious rates OF interest have been unearthed
by u. r. shapp, a special agent OF the Pension
ONCE. Mr.. John Mckenzie is a clerk In Deputy
Collector Wilhams's division in the Custom
House, and In addition TO the salary he gets
there he draws ga a month from the Govern.
ment for the loss OF leg In the fret battle Of
bull Run. lie recently wrote to the
Commissioner of Pensions, complaining that
Joseph Curran, who is a messenger In the Gus
tom House, with the pay aud designation of a
clerk, had been extorting money from him.
Special Agent Shapp was ordered o make an In
yestigation. he learned that Mckenzie had
borrowed $4s from Curran at ten per cent. per
month by hypothecating his pension for two
months. The interest paid to Curran on the
loan amounted In two years to sl72, and then
Mckenzie refused to III axe any more payments.
The case was called to the attention of the Col
lector and he directed Curran to restore all that
he had collected over the legal rate OF interest.
Curran paid back $ll5 to Mckenzie two days
ago.
1t is said that about two hundred clerks In the
Custom House can tell stories OF usury like that
OF Mckenzie. Curran was formerly servant
In the families Of the late William Il. Aston, and
tue late simeon Draner. ln addition TO his
Custom House duties and loan brokerage
business, he caters at dinners given ny
wealthy families. tie is kept IN his Federal po-
sition ny young Mr.. Draper. Mckenzie hypOth-
tcdied his Custom House salary with Currau at
ten per cent. a month and he intends to appeal
10 Collector Arthur on his return from Cincin-
natl.
The Collector has repeatedly tried TO break up
the abuse OF selling salaries IN the Custom
House. Two months ago, having learned that
Mr.. thilds, a chief clerk IN tue Auditors divi-
sion, and John Pennel, messenger. were lend
ing money ON pay rolls. he tire Itofied 10 remove
them II they continued tho practice. All sala-
ries are paid through the Auditors division and
the borrowers were afraid of losing their places
II they complained.
Chiids saws that he has lost $4,000 by his loans
TO officers Of the customs.
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A WIFE's 1HROAT CUT.
Married Life Embiuered by Jea ousy that
Led TO separation and Drink.

William Davis Of 81 Horatio street cut
his young wife's throat az 80 West Third street,
yesterday morning, and then escaped. Four
wears ago Davis came to this city from MARI
borough, Mass. and obtained employment IN
j. A. Conoyer s. Sons carriage mandatory, at
Horatio and West streets, and eighteen months
ago he married, and the young couple saved
some money aud deposited IL In a savings bank.
Seven months ago the husband accused his wife
OF Inconsistency, and she retallated by accusing
him OF brutal treatment and then abandoned
hun, aud went to live at IS West Third street
Davis then began to drink, and two months
ago lie lost MS situation. Out OF money and out
of employment no bethouRht himself Of his
wife snd the Joint bank account, and then he
began search for her. He saw her IN the streets
aud tracked her to her boarding house. He
lOunged about the neigh OOrhood, and sought n
opportunity to speak with her. but failed until
Yesterday morning. At six o'clock he obtained
Ambulance To the house, and gong to his wife's
room he knocked ut the door. When she opened
IL he asked her for a match. and M she turned
TO get the matches from the mantle he followed
her, and, throwing her down on the bed cut her
throat with large clasp knife. Then he dropped
the KNIFE 70 the Hoor ana escaped.
Few minutes afterward Mrs. Davis was dis
covered unconscious, and the police took ner to
the Mercer street station and thence to Bellevue
Hospital.
Al Q o'clock A. NJ. Davis was seen by Mr..
sidney Menzies In a Second avenue car going
up town.
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TIE cHICAoos AsroNrsHED.
Fairly Beaten bv the Mutpais in BROOKLYN
Yesterday-How Ia was Done.

The Mutuals met the Chicago White
Stockings in their second match for the cham
pionshp in Brooklyn yesterday, and vanquished
them after wel-contested game, lasting two
hours. The first game between these two clubs
was won by the White stockipes-5 to land II
was thought they would have an easy thing Of
1t yesterday. The Chicasos were the favorites
with the betting men. Both clubs played a re-
markedly fine game throughout. The fielding
was so sharp that II was almost impossible for
either side to get an unearned run. Mr.. Daniels
OF Hartford was the umpire, ana at O'Clock
play was called with the Mutuals at the bat. In
the f0uith inning Halhan took the bat, and
reaching for high one, sent II flying over Bu-
laskfs head. by which ne made a clean home
run and sent Treacey home. This hit was loudly
cneereu by the spectators. At the beginning OF
the last Inning the score was to g In favor Of
the CnlcaRos, and everybody thought they had
the game, but the Mutuals rallied and batted
spaldines pitching so effectively that they
scored four runs, all Of which were earned
SSicaso..::.....S g 3 Z 9 3 9 8 t-s
~ The Bostons defeated the st. Louis Club In
Boston-1Q to5
The Brooklyns defeated the Chathams- 10 to 8.
Ihe Athletics beat the CinClnnatis-u to u.
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sspras ss.,, S J%ps sToTr &crou dun
's05 SGFS upsinS SS y:
s1S,e ws 8, s sgoe 20 sppng extra es,ern snd
sHs5%s az ss sns sSS.
ssS .upsTSne oS Ss fBfa rssdy VINE
bb. %s.s n,%,T Dn ssd e' go
sos0 Tor 5a So 5s,io 20 % zone ioT tlSTS
mai iossioc tor Western aS and s ei.y p SSs
Msser5 III 30 prime civ and f ior no. sSr p sig,
ssGSiSs sSs At III im Ausr; gs
Gesc for prime to choiee ate. Cheese m fa,s de-
maud :, SSiic for state factories Eggs is,sSosS.
,eRAIs-wheat duh At an Irregular decline of iase
c Sb at os % s ,o sof ~ 's%p pgsy a1
@nis for spring mixed 81 1901 is for No chicago
@ g. re- Witt Ss .tSn ass
n OATS Gr i?E S'e u se
a@l3c Tor mixed 3sc. for No 2gradel, SOC for No
e sold sssc "'e westeTs i barley iGs Ts sns
tsd S,e s aue GSrn in good eseoC, sad
zee i9r heated and damaged 5iG5isc for grade
Gnoc,rg r. coffee sas nm ~ iSa1ec eod.wh
sie dy at sps2sc. Tor Java and f4S1eisc Dolh gold
fsS euc bas qqs4 "9d so Ssen
sa,s saas at MES sale, 900 hhas at lc icr
demand and frn at iO' ia iOslc Tor harris 'N"'' ~
,,tnIIok-spOts adv iuced Tide, anu closed Quiet
Mluullng upanus 12ltc.. re mostly made / AZ
cyeaing. hu'ures Vs. higher the active mon he. pnt
latef months neglected enles, 2S bales clio Inn
steady At ~ 332c. for july ~ ,-32c. Tor AugnsI
pool report steady miailins upl,nis l tGe''
sUNDRfEs Spirits tnrpentnc was steady ana mode
raely active ~ DOC. Resins again quiet and nonnallv
unchanged al tl65sSl75 for common to good strained
Petroleum was nrm, though quiet. crude, m buik,
SSaSAc. ana refined, IN bbs., at l4lsc itiIc Ocean
Ire ghts were a'hcr quiet Tor both berth charter
room, aud some further weakness was noticeable.
Gram to Liverpool by steam. 797iei.; cotton, 5-I6d;
provisions, iOeb0s. ton grain by sail 7n; houf
g. sd, Sl,; and 70 Cardir s.. 81 refined petroleum 20
avre or Bordeaux, As 1d.i cases to the Leynpt ga
Nhiskey " as nruer sales 90 bbls at tl11.
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State bonds were duii and neglected, with sales of
Missouri 0s, long bonds, at lOS and Icnness bs
At 43A Ph@nir Bank shares brought W. ana Park 125
In railroad bonds there "A moderate trade Inc
principal dealings were follows: Chicago. Burning
ton and Quincy Is. MS Milwaukee and 81. Paul ~
soiidate sinking fund piassglas Chicago and Norh.
western consolidated, l0S. Morris and Essex Isis
llels Erie 5ths lu3i Chicago and Northwestern con
sOlidatcd coupon gold hnnda, Olif: Ham bal anu St
jos. 8. conyernb e 70As Mich sonth T., lOd7s ONO
and Mississippi consu lidated 10, Toledo Wabash
consolidated convertible, 3S Great Western SO
p2i western Union Telegraph coupon. 1900 iele;
Chesapeake and Ohlo lists. coupon on 2pil Nichlsnn
Central - loi4sIlol1 winons and s.; riul 2d,, 70
10.as Chicago and Rnck ~ aud Pacific a. M.
ono and Mississippi 2s Gg60sl Central P,cinc lists
San Joaquin branch, plis Contra. Pacnc lists Cal for
MIA aud Oregon orench 90 Missouri X !nsas ana Texas
Pashc lsts, 1904 Union Pacine a. grant, lOJJtas
lOO]s
prices OF stocks to-day
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BIGGERsrAFF- SLAUGHTER TUESDAY. Jsss
IL, ~ the scotch irC-uNtcrau tuu en- New York bV
the Nrv - VI II Mnilton, SIR =. e. lngscrsaH Of La
ma Mo, 20 Mss tllA 81 p. Slaughter daughter Of tue
late Or. L 4. -iAugi'rr Of "a pepper Va,
tA~sAEu. ioMEhOi.-At ST. Tnuinas's Episcopal
church. On Nc4Lt 81 49,, June IL. b} tdr Rev Dr.. Nor
cuu, lllian 81. tasslrd fD Azure ia POneruy eldest
daughfcr uf john l.. l,gft. Es4.
cot LlshAN IHA TiifN.'On Tues1av evening
June H. e -. Pfus Church. BROOKLYN. bv the Rev r.
stafford browne D. d.. Geor-n n COulshaw to Irene
G, dug ter TIE late capt James rnthen, United
States Nlyy.
pE FOREST -VBl MAN. -On Wednesday June IL.
a. he CAurc pf ur Atonrineut. by the Rev. c. g. Tf-
fanny Charles u De Forest 10 III ". only daughter VI
:. j " q lace lr.fuaI. All Of thi- tity.
RANpoLFH as LL.-on Thur lay, 18Th inst, By TIC
Rev. len'n py'r, u II. Charles Henry Ranuolph 70
Cara eldest daug ~ A. o Acy Han all of tine cty
sAlLPAl Gh. SAC NDORf.-Unltcd In Molly mat
rmony by ID. Cnarl"s r. Deems Of New YORK. Eugene
saupaugl con of Ndgard saupllSh. deceased OF Fed
Hook 10 Mss Eva -ageAduri, daughter OF Andrew re-
gendOrf VI Germantown.
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DIED.

HAGAN On rhursdav. June II. sarah Frances wife
OF j. + hagan. snd daughter VI Charles {. Townley,
aged * wears.
The uneral will lake place from her fathers rcst-
dence, 81 East lSpth st., ON saturday, June IL at
oc'ock p. The relatives ana friends are respectfully
invited to attend.
BiNG.-Ou Thursday june 10, 1879. Frank NJ, son OF
Frank anu Alcc King, aged years, months, anu
DAYS.
Funeral wal take place from SOS Hudson st. at
oclucA NJ. ON the l7th inst.
PRlEsr.-On rhur'day, 18th inst. Francis Priest.
age Gc ears
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fuiy invited to attend the funeral FROM Ms
nee, ,)o Eis. lO9th ST., SATURDAY l7th inst
T. y.
YALE. suddenly AZ Monte air; y j. on TuesdsY.
June IL, Of pueuu uuia Atruh Yale late OF the nrn
OF Carey a liIr, a. the 1874 ytar OF ht- age.
Funeral services az the tnngregluOnaliat Church,
NoulcAlr CA Friday 10Th lust. immediately after tho
arrival Of the tram lraying New York, Morris and Ks
sex Railroad, foot Barclay and Christopher ste At
O'Clock L. VI. Carriages IA waiting at the depot.
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BOSTON, June l5.-Ihc dory Centennial sailed
from Gloucester Mass, at $50 p. NJ to-day. bound for
Europe She Is commanded by Alfred johnson. a
Danish fisherman. The Centennial measures but 10
feet ON the bottom 20 feet top 2bp feet width,
aud ~ feet In dep.h, she Is deckeu over with the en-
ceptOn OF standing room aud the hal chway has three
water ieht compartments and ldod with mast
cOntriyed To hoist will she viii carry a
malnsa ana Jns and a square sail Her course will De
the ordinary steamer route.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-16
FLAMES IN BROOKLPN,
The Burning Of IA Chemical Factory and the
DE La Bastie Glass Works.

Early yesterday morning, wnile a workman In
uubOell Ro0lnson's chemical manufactory, al Water
and DOCK streets, BROOKLYN, was experimenting with
crude OIL tar ana rosn, the retoTt exploded and in
few minutes the flames had control OF the building.
They communicated to Inslees machine shop and In
jureda patent owned by Henry Bull the inventor
who recently Killed one Of his workmen In Brooklyn.
T. e Ere spread 10 frame buildings 10 the vicinity.
causing IN all loss OF nearly fti 900 The building in
Whci thr chemicals were manufactured was owned by
- =. Draper Of Great Harrlngt ton, Mass, who loses
t2,bOO G.. II Bailey, CARPET Hung manufacturer. IN
the same buldins, luses 5000. Mr.. Hardo le VINO
owned Jue picking estan ishuirn loses 900 j. A.
Miller blacksmith, 5000 Bcrdsley Hail. bot max ers
t,Oou; HubnoIl a Robinson, 5000.
The twOstOry OrcK building used by the DE La Baste
GLASS Works NJ Dceyan Fn1 Van lirunt streets Broos-
Nn was yesterday mOrnng nted IN the basement by the
fumes IRON one OF HE Oil tnks gnlting passing over
the furnace. As the woodwork was burned away the
oil flowed out and was licked up by the flames. Tho
building. which vas owned by the Cutting estate. was
$4,000.
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NEW YOnK. Thursday. June 15-Receipts Of
beeycs were 81 car loads or 525 head, making SIS
since Monday against 6pl for tine my line
last wees ne offerings were native corn fed Western
steers from Chicago ami fair average quality ranging
from medium to good There VA. no quot bile adj
vance In prices. hut tribe 1rmer feeling owing to the
light arrivals since Monday, ana reported moderate
shipments TO reach acre tomorrow. Transaciions
were az bfiOc NJ 10 dress 55ejG bs with -four extra
steers retaileu 1Oi4c,
Receipts Of calves were iso head. making 2l77 since
Montay, against va Tor The time week Tho
supply FUZZY equal the demand ana the ma xet
NN easier at ~ c7ier. n for common to strictV
prime Neas, ana 3slfsitc n. for buttermilk calNes
KeceDts OF sheep dnd isinps were 10 cars. OF $3.50
head, making S73D since Monday. against 1893 fuy
same time last wees Sheep continue dul and wexs.
with slow sale az 4s0toc. n. for common to good
Lambs were about stesny, ana IN fair demand eve
lie. n.
Rece pts OF hogs were Is .d2o head making
1918 since Monday against pOg5 for the same time AL
week None for sale dive.
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SUPREME COURT Oh AMBERs.- Nos. d2, I16. 11s,
124, lS3S 1913 ls lp2 EOS 232 1888, 80. 1872 $40 Sac
34u, 1852, 1853 3o4 400, 800.
hPRcIAL lERM-LAw AND FAor.-koe, "a, 200, S6i,
223, aS7 pa 40 27s 27D l7S ia bs7 49, bt2 50 bl5,
500 b37 b9l, 8Oe 2hA, s272, 23O lJI Par snort
esge.mNos 9eS5 iSel'e q gs5, ge,7 Sc7o 25s2,
80 L. 3OG7, 1851, eslh, 1888 Pant ll.short uses,
Nos. 1855 2Dsi 3OSi, 2H12 2dau 2lGS 1000 1pd0 2lS
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-16
Yesterday. proccedine. in CONGRESS.

The Senate yesterday insisted on its amend
ments to the Legislative, Executive aud Judicial Ap.
preparation bl aud agreed TO the conference asked by
the House. Mcssrs Morrill, OF Maine withers OF Wiz.
Rina, Wind IN Of Minnesota. appointcd mem.
beers Of the Conference Oommtee and then the senate
adjourned Mcssrs. Randall, Foster. and Holman
the meubers Of the committee tue part OF House
The House into committee OF the Whole for gen.
erai debate on the Army Appropriation bill. Regular
AGllon GU the bill Will begin day.