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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-06
The Revival.

The earnest ami constant work of II
few pious men has successfully mau-
gurated the most successful revival of
religion ever witnessed in Dallas for
many years. The pastors of several
denominations have joined In the
good work with their brethren of the
Methodist church, and have been
largely instrumental in bringing about
the result 40 gratifying TO all interest
ed in bringing sinners to repentance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-06
Let. FIanre o" the Public Schools.

The first step in the proposed work
Of providing Dallas with system of
public schools was taken last night by
the appointment Of committee to eX-
anime the law under which the city
can move in the matter, and have
whatever quota Of funds her scholastic
roll may entitlc her to from the State,
to add to whatever can be had from
taxation on city property, to he voted
upon by the taxpayers only.
The whole question can he reduced
to this Are the property holders and
taxpayers OF Dallas willing to be taxed
for the support Of public schools, which
will provide free instruction for twelve
hundred children, the number said to
be ~ the city.
To give these twelve hundred chill
dren nine months of schooling will
cost an average Of sixteen dollars per
capita, that il SIS, 200. One primary
Schoolhouse III each of the four wards
will cost ~ OOOi one girls high school
house and one boys high schoolhouse
$1,000, making II total of 52a, 200. This
is exclusive of books, apparatus, lights
and fires,
The ta%abIo property of Dallas is
&lOOO,00J. The rate OF taxation ON
SiooO,O0O necessary to produce 500, 600
for the first year and 10000 for those
following, for awhile, is easily arrived
Mt, and it is for the taxpayers to say
whether they can stand an assessment
of twenty-five thousand dollars per
ehiitm to educate fee every boy nad
and girl in Dallas. We think they can
and will lfa city of seventeen thou
sand inhabitants and four millions of
property cannot raise by taxation for
public schools, so, 600 year, who cam
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-06
1ailp Ajetald
DALLAS TEXAS
SUNDAY MORNING i;;;t AUGUST t.


np'rit oI 'be MhFh''- % Ari'E Thph'
Money per cent for call loans, with
prime mercantile paper 'gl?. Cola open.
ed In New York az 81 rs, closed al 81 Y.
Wheat higher No. fail 81 II bid Corn I'M
changed, No. 2ini1cd, iO'lc. Oats better,
29Hc, Groceries and Western produce on
The rise, No Cotton reported, Flour, only
go)d wanted; lirm ate U@j Cattle Texas
steady aud nrmer othergrndes changed,
Receipts unusually small
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-06
'Iba CouuIy Inurt

The Commissioners Court will meet
at two O'Clock on Monday, the 7th Of
August. The criminal docket of the
County Court VIII be taken up on
Monday morning, Judge II II. West
presiding.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-06

To trade valuable Elm street and
other city property for bald black
WNNy prairie within sixty miles of Dal.
las Water or timber not wanted
GRAVES, DmmG ~ Cook
aug5 800 Elm street, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-06

A beautiful and highly improved In.
LLAMA farm, with dwelling, barn, out
houses, orchards, etc; will be exchanged
for Dallas city property or Texas lands,
Address, Editor Herald.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-06

Ladies, call and see the beautiful
styles daily arriving and being sold
lower than nj any other house in the
city, ut ola Main street, mayll-d3m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-06
The Herald

Does not 'cook' nor rebate dispatches
taken bodily from other papers two or
three days old; and it il the only jour
nal in this section that publishes full
associated press reports.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-06
CITY BUSINESS.
HOt and Cola Baths AT Wilson'S, No
tIA Elm street. DECIDEDLY
Dissolution.

The copartnerhir heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned under the tirm name
of A. NJ, X, Lea, is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. A. NJ. X. Lea, il alone author
lied to settle the outstanding business Of the
firm. a. Nj. X, LEA,
Augl-d3t. CIiAS. HOWARD.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-06
Turbnnsi Turbnns!! Turbans,ll

BY request of the ladies Of Dallas, Nh
5. lralson of the Nam street Millinery
and Importing House, has ordered, re-
ccivcd and now Ia, on exhibition lot
of black, white and brown Tmbans. at
reasonable prices, may lS-dU
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-06

Aultioueers, 400 Elm street Auction
sales every day Buys and sells second
hand furniture, horses, ponies etc,
mayl6-dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-06
Notice.

We have fifty thousand choice brick
'or sale cheap, HUGHES MITCHELL,
iy29.dlw 13j Elm street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-06

The instantaneous and infallible
remedy for Neuralgia at Hoskins ~
liOwcll's drug store, Dallas. I'D.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-06
W. f. hfrE up, MURPHY.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
EoR SALE.

improved and unimproved proportv I'm
every quarter of the city; also firms 'onI
OF Texas. 0' 'O"i''oS
For rent-Dwolings and business houses I'm
s ohe CITY OF Dallas Special attention paid TO
,m,oslractihg and perfectlng titles and estah.
lishlng land claims; also, to the coIieotinv ~
rents, notes and accounts, by
p,,,y W. Il, LYTE e co.,
Real Estate Agents, Ne. 100 Damar street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-06

Chip hats at $50 each in every style
aud color at $ Ialsous, 5li Main
street. mayl l-d3m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-06
NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS.

CONSISTING of twelve five large steamships,
Hun ue OF tle best and certainly the cheapest
n a'ue by plying between New York., Great Brit
nTalIronds tickets, either way, from and 10
DALLAS, or round trip tickets, good for one
year, Tor sale by the undersigned. For mr.
tt,vuiarS' ana to see plan OF the steamers cab
lan1hutI WE. LYTE u Co, AGENTS
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
DrcIgIONS S-JUSR 81

sspr.-,, rovr,-Cb, b~r'-Bv Indc" n"Sohn";m ma";ee
J,asp at ordsT esne1 wei, ass 81, Asslpv
". g. s"p,sS Le The Chcac" ana rSo ' ssc,rT
ts nrt e TTve c D~nqn,u's ACT S,s e a.;
In The maiei Arsu Cct aF1 en; NV Who served
.t s, snr,,odS. hs pe eyamne by ofe ~, ne,n
l 2 ,.ry .css lg@ss .aii .ar1S%rSfiS, rG snS icnc,
r.. Jpdge Iawr ncs-Nrrray a. Arm trnn" w."
Iron n ~ a. ccser 10 IN" eoc - Nth o he
lnye Cd b ~, hr snal ON W. N. roin bot
Se,en'srts rsvur rrcsen'rd rl.ft ns =, high tine
t % co, cl 70 snprar he'ore nc. ne ts'tron' ~ @ @
win p'P 90 G'ona o 'y s"1t. R"se.s rae So i
s Vbs, ono mart, or may s'int IN an act9' a. HW
sntr OR ] nrraf IN nv me ne aq rmitea md mat ~
sror mphi meia ,or e. en- rqm% A. Mo. 81 ,rtrr Se
c @ t,i II rai as nrav n"t con 70" 90 20 s az e ss
c"m,a,r In Us action lad ~, ihe rr' nt w. " ' w
the cfen',rts ccn"!el eI. Tr ,ann ra,trer rud trr e
ep,srts rrc1t M arirer-h II ie e"m n ~ ,fr " 'n
",n h@ Srfsa howcver rrv1 " n"%s is erird % no
rson w. parin.r end ts a. va a., N y, ,sn wa@ H.
mi riet col1 he aegnie M % ,se nroi i,n heins
co. TO conf hls business nud,r ihe , ,"r,psr ed
n ,ha, E .,c co r.o1 y" % eanro mgSe env ey ro roq'e
Sn,t wee},T Ir % :" p, s 'riS no o. faet -.
mot rIaJe ld n.e an - "i ana, "3 % ,o, ,saI he
"'r' ant T., DiEisi. y . pil. H'r" 'arI ~ W.
Of "sTcqi; ,q e 9 a -. o., enT'r r vi eer" ~ Is
g. ,uend pigment Of - ,',irua more iiy
STd DC eliciy ergd ,nrt ihs rcTes"nta". s. "sf st
syoa sy ' TO G be- - Gr TIE Ge' arnGt a,r"s w's s
re ngi c"g"' c, !,,c Tor re-. suc ~, to constitute
c.o. n 9c,ior. Ne frst rarigarl ar~rs ihai I'r
= '' % q ',q1a 10 nm Trnd S s,ct TIA, r r 'd re-
iyin~ on such rr, n,ria "n- ah n ~ , 'i M , ~
In. ~, r. untrue, a.. a. %" lut,i Ply ~ H.
A 80, t.s & 10 ~ Nv ,rt to 4n,r.r or pay'1rnto co.ts
be-
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
MANHATTAN COLLEGE.
TIE oRAnoNs. DEGREES, AND MEDALs-IEMABi
TO IHE GRADUATES.


TO IHE GRADUATES
The exercises of the annual Commencement
Minatttu College TOOK place yesterday afternoon on
the college gIouuns At leniudred,u y-hrSt aud
the Boulevard The college is under the care o the 10
man Catholic Order Of the Christian Brothers, ana was
Incorporated III 1862 large canopy WAS sr'iched
across hr grounds the back Of the mann building tlr
natonv of which occupied by the graduates
and students At the side OF tie bdhng wasa platform
for the guests arn0ng whom Vc.rGcncrdl QuiIn,
Father G0redeu, President OF 81 johns College dnd
Fathef Fiuhigan Of ST. Johns Dr.. Braun Oi Wisiing
ton Higts Dr.. McGyn. BrDther PIndn, Visitor OF The
Order Fathers Flfrriy Hurley, aud II yes. wo were
former students Of Ile College, FatierS Brophy' Pratt.
aud other clcreymrn Of this city aud vicinity Among
the laymeu were Charles OCooor john Is. Haskns Col
Welsh, John E Deviim. Dr OLeary, aud Ohe-s.
The exercises opened by an overture from the
hand which was composed Of stidrnts. An Orinon was
then delivered BY In f. Duffy. entitled " Pluf1hns
uuum" Al Grafton on Religion and Pc itics," by X j.
kcc;e followed The college 0rrhS'l' - On iat ga ~ ~ "
lion and an UrtUn entitled VUX P"ruh, Di IiDhiaS
were given The tide Oi Lawrence H. inns orati"n was
"Ciyis Americans sum" poem on Scfs'aht
Jaspr," by James Il. Fisher, " uei rea Ihe vale
dclOry ON R,igio, hurcs, Cu'tTa, Tie motto Oh thr
coil ge. delivered bv Joseph NJ Feirrr 49,,
The degree Uf Bacnelor o Ais was conferred np@n 'he
.oloW,nE graduates: Dcnnis j. hcdab3h' Long i,ianu
ct, Jose N. Ferrt, Hhyina, CuJa; Joan IL Burns
Alnauy; John f. Duhy Richard j. koe.e J"m's Ed r
TLOm : II sh eis, Michael j. Con line. ana D"n,ei
sullivan, Ncw-IorK; Lawf nee b. f"n, c'r
hoes: Mrnac McGthucss, BRIDGEPORT CONN.,
lie degree OF Mast ot Arts was con- irsd upon
james B. Fisher, N,w-York william } Roche, Troy.
\ y; Thomas K. LLue, NrW-YOik; Pllhp n liNl"f, D.
Louis, Mo-, aud George H. K.acnt, New-f"Ik. Con-
ueIcai diplomas, awarded 80 Hit.itn j. DJ'Ie IL
lenvic, n Y. Patloa j. Fox, Ncw-fors Jeremiah J
Kmsea, Chca~o; j scph j. Fay Ne"-ioik' ~" 'o"h
r.. Leiiolr. Schenectady.
The Alumni medal for the best ESSAY was award a. 10
jose NJ. Fora subject "lInsnase ana In", S1,, ine
RARELY medal iUr philosophy, presented 10y E"lLer tdi-
rally OF 81 Jaint vas won Dy T. oMehia I,c byfnes
neia' Tor eocallon presented Dy Fate Hy r,es o.
o.Icsnr brother al the rector 0f Tue c"iitg' was
awarded 10 L. b. inn. and anOthrr fafTrlly htuJ if
c,c son of the exercises Francis X Conjcd delVIri
an aldIe the graduates NlchI-DcheiaI Qiihh men
made = few rtnal kr IN which he referred IA fDe large
number O priests ~ this diUceae who have bocD educ1tcd
IN Manhattan College.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28

tive Reforms" On Monday evening s"i'e" musicale
was given under the direction OF Prot p l. Ritter. with
the following programme:
l. -sar.u... or 20. a..nssfe: Ms. A. l. pur..a
2 Pastor he for tue organ" Il erksl Mi,. sharpe
: .%ai.e" na o. a. cho,is; Ms. Robinson. .,.
conseTts K a., sSsi movs%sst pusssf; Miss Logan.
a Marcn from Tanuhanser." wasner-Liszt; Miss g. D.
K sss5.seqs s. RG.sn, Ms s;,E + nn'A
- The Wasr iy. piG fitier %Sv dosi weep my
H. Bhapso Ss How; rd-e~ NsG fisi m,.s L. A. s,iss
u JonIs de mon enianoe." from lie Pre- aux Cef's'
i3 "lsakoozJ March," Liszf Mss Stevens
To-day the grounds presented hue appearance. Tne
General superintendent, or business director Mr. VIM
Fairly. q retired merchant, formerly Of New-York
CITY. The Ciass day exercises were held T."
day In the chapel Tho platform was pre-
tily decorated with flags bDd baskets ana
standards OF flowers. Above tire organ the Class
motto: " Mems Acitat Moiem." Tie President OF the
Class Mss J. c. Price Of Salem. Mass-. welcomed the
company In appropriate sieech Au address, which
Centennial oration was given by Miss f. O. Met
calf OF Providence, r. T., who discussed, among other
things the American girls position in the nation. Miss
t. NJ. G3r rd Of Milwaukee, Wis, was the Historian of
the Class gave "reminiscences. sefons and
humorous. OF the college years. The poem was by Miss
Il W. Brigham OF Brooklyn NJ ". and was clever pro-
dnction.
Afor the chanel exercises. lunch was served In the
dningroom of the college. and then the Exercises
~ the Tree. with the Proniecy by Miss c. T. Hale OF
Minneapolis, MRn the senior Charge WAS delivered by
Miss NJ. Clark OF Springfield, u.s., aud ,he Junior
Reply by Miss A. n. Dana. Then came The Bdrlal of
the Records" and finally the class song, by Miss A.
Large ~ Dubuque Iowa. Miss L. M Mangani Of Brook
lyn acted us Msrsnal
At the annual meeting Of the Board Of Trustees, Col
Frederic Townsend of Albany nt"d to MI the
vacancy menher Of the Bo1rd occasioned by th death
Of the Hon Ira Harris Tlc Alumni over 100 reing
present, met to organize and decide what
measures should he taken for tie pr0sp riy
of the college. Theirs division Of op mon
il, regard to the establishment OF scholarships,
but the decision OF the alumni in favor o enargng
the acconmOdatious of the colle,e, securing Tor eVry
student single rom, aud effort win be made to ra
funds THIS purpose should The pl IN meet with The a-
pi-bion OF the trusecs There 0n this OCCASION
reunion of he oil sses oi 90, 20, and 20
Iu the evening the festlv ties To be renew d, The
collie buildng will ha briantlr unnin '', and ST.
cia party will take place the lawn Tne cass gradu-
atillg tomorrow nanDcIs 46.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28

s,u,,, aout. Amboy c. T.. snow. o..
se"r. .. ir' uaws tDan. Bo"ns"l r"'i' '''''
sehr { ~ Z ws'rr. smith o"H'r''r'' MASS d. . '
l. Rr. ell suns Jacksonville w.r'rn T.. rss ss r. s,a
erhr D. SAWYER (upmi,es J"nesI"rI Ss- '' "
'ss ssnr pr um RYDER HsrwcS sss' prS PrSrs.c" O."
shr w yannaman sharp. Feruan'inA h. ID. h"'''"'
a 20. $500, o.orvs,owu and Pot Bluff. s
senr In ,etis, rsr"0"a S. Pierre Aar'' all"
aa,s. Cnssapsasa PuI.s rhi,aa-pha Jss Hand
..,, ,,,,v ,rr, we,.,rr r." Wv rccl Jru. "A; and
osee town. Is h. with and pass TO- n
Bss nir'.s .ss S.r Nsi.eu 5 ay. IN bal
ssrs rsfI M,sss 81 az. !. s IN Sss n %a..
h@T = w. ISs,s. n,s lG u,. caas o"'
iars 1s % aays p~e@w of Philadelphia Townsend"
rIur.' o e., "ay: Por sh Gra Norton wilmington
N asSr Mari, Es,S ~ v,r;,, as..s-,ryn w;,1 INN O.
sssT Sc essrs. sSs c's Mef T. e'H .
spr ssr fs"s SsSrsss sas ~l,, sss ss lisa
So "r ia Js' les F1ci IT, smith Nantncse. with fish
Sch Ripple. rs Br,wn. NanincEe ''h a'h
cx0r, onnaarssn. fro Avsrpoo. s-rv,' sits
BARK Ger IN o. va toSei city 27n M
FOPI ICN PORTS A..
m SsSssSms reS ron S%ns fo.toa JSns H. for liverpool arrived
b @ a. to-day. r.. .,aamsbtn state of
LAaNE June 2..-Tbo 81 te Lire s,easp, % u,,syow ar
vir iria J"o =, from New.f"rE Ju"e io' W. o
nv here tO Day ,ru. .o,,.r,,. connanys
HAyap Jue 27.-The General Tr Sa'anu1 Io,psns pg y,
stsa hin persre, from Ne ork he H. w way :"
pyTo h rriy,1 berr at 2 t'r,c. this ate nmm .,o
6oyIE Jnpe 27-11e Al clOr Line steamsnp Anc' ~, =
NInrn Tr Tew YORK iune H. for glasgow an to All
Ii steamship Richuds u, iioD Shh"eo JUNO i'
~ 'niS N h. Inc 27.-An we'd. bark TorryburD tBi.h
Il us,. irola NeN.Yor Tor : o'e croek
DO IESIIC POSTs. -
CHARLESTON Jnre 27.-Arrive steamship Charleston ~ On
GALVESTON Jme 28-Arrivef. steamship state of Texaa
LEwss d L. Jae 27-Arrved bark FI,di iehmelt tff1 ,
s,r. "A nd has q = orlere ! tn Newlork
sAvAyyA I. a. arrived. steamship Sarasosa hooeef
TIgss Ca June 27-saled steamship Gen. Barnes fof
New-iOra
MISCELLANEOUS -,
The bark ATTAIN IS day' from West inHie, ir i W. aa
was sp,her no dts lIt- Ion :, sh 70 lfn II ~ 'a
was supp iii with Hiur aud mat ny Dark hoDo 49,"
van v E. 2JtI san ahlef -
In. iocr the steamship May yhion Was sun. tne oe
Iee,,~ Jpl II d June 70 W the odAt'i
" rec in Company, oI y ifol q, Va
lfor Latesi >ha Aec, see fUh PdDe'i
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
RELIGIOUS LIEERTY IN VENEZUELA

The following decree by President GuzmnD,
proy linz for rel goa. nDtrty Venezuela, has been
appro,ed bv the Legislature o that Republic:
AETIcLE !isous liberty is et''l'hed by the Con
siutI of the Republic; thr puhl.c or private prics-
SION of any -ioni free In 50 ff a. the brri n or
Observance oi It shall not disturb tle plDHtc Leace
Offend IA rl ty. interfere with CONSTITUTIONAL ana
'es There being no consrut ona OF state religion
any rc ins which exist snail cnic' thc country sn
Ic sustained b, the good will anI contributions oi IT.
AT 2 yenrlnca has the right to prevent the
To- or lemrture o n. territory of t' mini ~ any
d nonin II; THIS night wIil bo cxcrc'aoi ~ ' y ,,,
shall prJuiIoaI To the pnbn or to the sovereignty
OF The pnblI. , - ,, ., ,,,
10 lis Territory, archbstopS or bsn0ls. eccirsdsich
capers or ay eco, siaslicai hofiroy' as c"nsidl
them Incompatible with he riShiS {" ihuep'huehcc anu
tne 80 efcilhy oi the country
AHT. .. Churches or rceious congre,ailons are inra
narjtnrd from ac1Irtn, IKE Oand d) Oerty IN tho
Territory of Vnczicla. such property hs thcy may
have cannot be- Transferred without The permission oi
AIR It win moi Uc allowable To publish, circulate.
or execute within TIE territory Of The kopl'iic ANY Yl
labs hull, Dnr rcscripi, enc, cchl, pastoral or .ct
n ON any eccle~iasteal autnorics oI any religion
whatsoc,er. ,, ,.,, 81, ..
denomination hasuevcr In disrOurscs. scfDos etc,
~ documents thai they uny giVo of puzzle mon 80 c't
contrary to eilgn ,h- laws, Iccrees
orders sentences or provisions OF the legislative cxecu
tive Judicial or municipal authnllty nor provoke W th
suci nrss or documents disobcrnce To the law to
Line authorities or niuctOnfes of the Republic NOR by
means of ansiOns sggcsOns, personal crhsuTtr, o ny
any other mode disturb conscience or harmony among
f,i,Ies or PERSONS or dlsaiagc tueir reputation
AMI T. M minister oi any denoiDinatiun wnatso-
ever shall be allowed to apply hiinsoli to pnbc stuc
| ton.
ART D. The part Of The public expenditures heretofore
assigned for ec,osiA'toaI purposes SNAIL oe applied 10
AIR 10 Vio ators Of this Law will he trraed usur
of the prefositves vi tie batohn soVerc.gny ana
rs cns queuce viii be exiled iroin the country ~ the
AmT H. All laws relating to or
Other subiocis W hich may be Ia cVufvt WIZ ~
| ing abrOyated
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
TIE COURTS.
TyJL MOTIFS.


yrsue Van Brun, has run through his ca'enoar !" "
~, ,r,., Term Of the Court Common Pleas ana soI"
"a, c. f,s .svn that II any that caIrm ss ,hs,p
~, over The vacation n 10 the fault of inc PsSos "
sceunsrl and nat tsat Of The C""ft- -,
Jndo, uouohue has gwen the following noHco '"
n, BAR "Tbe motion calendar for the FIRST MONDAY "
x,n NOT h, tpken IN until wedn-sfay July D. mct,cr.
vi h III h 20 entire calendar will he called thr".h ~ ,,,
act dow noticed for Mo'rav 1my WI" ~
"Wednesday, July s. at IL O'Clock.
Mrs McCun. widow Of the late Judge Mr'nnh'
v.. brought hefore judge Goeppip Marine cour'' o"A
Yesterday on an application for her dsfhafs" """ 20
-, oo.n, .ail ha rord rant the request IT ~
,rror Il not more fhrs 'ne wCunr 10 he
"a,,.t ne innsed NJ $40 on MIA NC. n,ni ~,
81, IN M asy. or attachment ~ ranr wn" P'''
y, her ,ourse TO apply extension 1T o'he' ''''
7, the suit hronrt nv james B. Isaars against tne
po,-c of Education 10 the Marine Conrt before
s,.a IN. p,a,nrn .ought cover sl4'" 'ue o' IT..
o., ,,u une . ,ool bouse the Twenty f""rfh w""'
received certificate from superi'rnrni .co,e was OF
~ Nc 1.,rnsn of tho Poari, hut the cfrrns
=, ned nor rcnrned and sut was irorght "a "ore or c
go. ,o ~ nv, thai work not p'opey w,
,d ,ccorIu- 70 'he 18Th "f AnsnsI ss,rn
80. ,r ,r or,ci, for ~ dv-' d'liy he"oln ' ~ ana
80, an ,he contract THE Govt nr'nrrd the n sd
verait 70 the full amount claimed TOT INC pi'N'
for dedcieDcies
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28
SHIpPIkI iNTELLiGEN
PORT OF HEW.YORR .....

PORT OF NEwYORK .................JuSg 81.
CLEARED.
steamship Boihna orb MoSlickan. Liverpool Chas. a.
Frtnrhlyn .
steamship Herman Livingston, Mallory. savannah w. r.
oarri- ~.
steamship wyanoke. Couoh ohmond CITY Point and Nor
fo,L dominion steamship Co
steamship uicord. ~he riu, Pnahepha. Jas Hand.
Steamship Neptune, Bear lOstou. III. T. DimOck
ship ercules (.>or.L Nielsen Liverpool fu ch Edys
Co
HarR Nuovo Matteo utaL ca.tagnola Leith. scotland
slocnvcb 4 ga.
Bars Ol Gias t5weLl, UgnsL L0ndon Funch. ye CO.
Brk Gi W. nna tltl Gargnio knes Lynn, ing Lanr,.
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Presse
New-York tribune., 1876-06-28

70 vounu ,ad.os. entitled rhe Yrar" and the vale-c
tory. Untitled Good-by." by Miss Fiorenca hilii'
The female department of Grammar seho" No. q
gay an entertainment yesterday IN S0e sh"o' "7'
at shcrin and sanfon-sta The large assembly, rrre n
Rn".,s President of tie Bozri Of Trustees prs'asa
The platform was occupied BY the pIncn mis r f
j. Murray John II. Tanning, Assstant oupo J i;msck
iubIic Schools Mrssrs Miellng. Wanglri ahI L'mpe "
OF the Board of Trustees and others im ea. 80, 20 a.
sisIe of sonss by the sciooi. and rrcaSons ao ILL., NJ
ngs nv men, I,rs Of the graduating ciass MIS- LIZZIE ~,
Shalev deliver, the salntatory ana s 81 ~ ,Ia IN
The vaIedIctory MI Fannng presented tne allosas ~ ,
the rul,Istes Ouly egnt tDe fifteen meinpfs o se
elias were graduated the others MOI n oe,us VI '"o
he ar dnatinY exerces of tie Senior Class oI Ors
mar scnooi No As. nj Tweniy y-ei2lth-s anu
VII. Awe aud evergreen. VIII 10 model 81 the La.
rrty he'll In r,sebus, bearing the haie I'o d a
rnnt of the TEACHERS Gesk Tie exercises cohsse" "
,e,itoI,ns and music The salulniory was gwen Sy
Miss Alice Chamberlain and the 'aiohelmy y! hI .
arsn W. re given to ESQ Mann, Eli Dick an Char.
oite Merritt Diplomas were pieecn'o '" '"0
sop bu..e Emily DoaeA Gram cr.p1ss e. as MfSs e.
Cora Cora. L Hssansn .1sIs Mass hs D's psvns
Liza Liar c.. a. s.a% Mary v ey k4ts ocons%r
Gi si. GT'ss f. Gdssn Hca"o1 HES Il hataon Prdy
Ms5y s,9. + & c s ha1t ha1s Il ilsn Msy SS ga, ws
Alice DCiamD, riain ir sionia Mann , No., No
r.e exercises nt Grammar oh'', W.
33 took place day afternoon william ooJ PIes,-
dent TIE Board Of ,ncaon j. "A: Aht ~ r. onas
J. .inl aud ibonE.s Muher trustees Tor Tue usui
were aino, tos, PRISE &C. Inc exercises opns ' Th
rccitrons aiding. and singing by the SCI o,is Inc
Salutatoiy, DUite Tar Nirnr. ny Einy H. s't ui'
and the NiiclictyIv, oieuc', ny i'l ha va M.
mas were presented tie graduating class. lne Ioyn
was tlsienily decorated Win inc haIiOhs cooio "
Cent nnia Bell, conpnSeI vi "hiie no"e's' A"' H'
Il { q were %, fUilvwr: .., p ,,,,.r.,
aI,liBe r. Allen. Bertha NJ FNftn d. ga po,,.
Ame IL Barry. MA va .e'.AeSsJ' a. ,,,n,ud
= A Dst =, nun. MARY j. Holden. ihnr J idyno"'
Anne e. q lev arnliae A. Huflry, RANGES heli!,
r. ancrs low Martha e.. Jan,s, tiIoht orphse,
,'..s EiL,l,rth phrbe T.. inOinsa'n,
IAN, I1a. a ee' AuuIs A. Eny Laura Van s.ir,.
Fisinrea A. t0d, lhiy H. aicif'S' 'ao""' 4'
Cecilia A. Francis. Em,nA A huiiui'