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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

In the matter of the Estate of William Brown,
deceased.
10y virtue of an order OF sale issued out of the
Id the Probate Court of King Co., made and
entered Of Record the 9th day of May, A. D., 1876
shall sell in front of the Office of said Probate
Court. in Seattle. in said County at 10 O'Clock
A. b.. on the 3rd day of June, 1876, one tract OF
land Known as the Quiet Claim, containing
abcut four hundred acres of land with about
elgnJS acres cleared. good buildings, an orchard
etc. thereon, more particularly described as
follows: The southwest quarter OF the south
west quarter Of section fourteen (14) lot num-
her one ~ and the southeast quarter of the
southeast quarter of section number fifteen tl5l
lots ore. two, three and four Il. >. 3, and A. of
section twenty-five (22) :, and west half of north
west quarter, northeast quarter of northwest
quater and northwest quarter of southwest
quarter of section twenty-th three (23). AL the
foregoing described lands being in township
twenty -four (24) north of range three (3) east
Willamette Meridian. Terms of sale-Cash in
United States Gold Coin, one-half on day OF
sale the balance in five months.
John LEARY,
Executor anu Administrator of the estate
of William Brown, deceased.
Seattle King County, Washington Territory.
Dated May Sth, 1876. myl3w4
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."William,'' observed Dan
bury woman to her husband, Mrs.
Holcomb feels pretty badly now.
since the loss of her child, and
wish you would drop over there and
see her. You might say that all
flesh is grass that we've all got to
go the same way; and see if she's
going to use her dripping pan this
afternoon.
, 1876-06-24

Banking and Currency to be reported
back tomorrow without action of
importance.
The committee rose and took a recess
until evening.
LONDON, June 21.-During the month
of May the number of deaths at Bagdad
from the plague was l, ,222.
LONDON, June PA dispatch from
Berlin says that one captain and six
lieutenants of the Chinese army have
arrived there accredited by China and
bearing a request TO be allowed to serve
in the Prussian army for the purpose
Of studying the German military system.
The request was granted.
LONDON, June 21.-The Sheffield tel
egraph says further reduction of twelve
and half per cent. in miners wages
in the West Reding, Yorkshire. is about
to be made, and it is thought it will be
accepted by them. The Secretary of the
Miners Union has written to all miners
lodges that they are on the eve of a
terrible crisis, and that there will not be
a strike, but terms are to be made sorie-
how. He assures them that if strikes
begin there is every likelihood CT its
coming with a possibility of having to
submit to still greater reduction.
VERSAILLES, June 21.-In the Senate
to- day the election of Buffet was con-
firmed, and the new Senator took his
seat.
LoNroN, June 2l.-It is reported that
all available hands are working night
and day at Cronstadt to prepare the
Russian fleet for sea.
LAcoNNER. June PA British
Columbia dispatch says: Boston
Bar Bridge, and Spencer Bridge,
both large and costly structures,
foated down the river, having been
carried away by high water. A New
Westminster dispatch of the 23d
says steamer Royal City arrived this
morning from Emery's Bar, being
unable to get farther up owing to
swiftness of the current. The river
has risen three feet since last even
ing, and was then five feet higher
than ever known before. The road
from Boston Bar to Yale is nearly all
submerged. The weather is getting
cooler and a speedy fall is expected.
Many farms between here and Yale
are entirely submerged, and bust
ness up the river is generally at Il
stand.
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moved concurrence in the Senate
amendment.
Randall suggested that the matter 60
over until Tomorrow.
Ladders made q speech against the
amendment to the bill, and the amend
ment was referred to the Committee on
Banking and Currency to be reported
back tomorrow without action of
importance.
The committee rose and took a recess
until evening.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21

in the States educational otherwise, except state
institutions They are not subject to visitation They
have no local habitation 1t is thing on Wheels
that may go from one village to another in the State
The Senator had charged him with impugning the
motives of the Governor. He did no such thing.
The Senator asserted that the common schools were
fully protected by the Constitution. He would say
on the contrary that the Constitution invited sec
tartan appropriations The funds secured to the
common schools by the Constitution amounted only
to about $4,000 The millions of dollars raised
by taxation for the support of the schools were sub
ect to the control of the Legislature, and not
secured by the higher law In closing, Senator
Woodin alluded to the common school amendment
to the Constitution which he will shortly introduce.
On motion of Senator Jacobs, progress reported
on the bill in order to allow him to speak on the
question.
In the Assembly Mr.. S. T. Campbell's Repeal bill
was opposed by Mr. Calvin, who defended the Gray
Nuns and referred to their assistance in the war and
in charitable works. Mr. Lang Mr.. Hepburn, and Mr..
Webb favored the repeal. Mr.. Hepburn showcdthat
the original act Of Incorporation allows aliens to hold
real estate, and contains provisions with regard
to inspection or accountability formoneys expended
The bin was afterward ordered to third reading.
Evidently the repeal is not to be unanimous III
either House. Besides Mr.. Calvin, Senator Morris
sey says he does not yield 20 the popular clamor In
this matter He will not vote for the repeal.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21

BAIEY-On Wednesday Jan 10 Rebecca c. wife Of Joseph
Railey. in the 70h year Of her age.
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend her funeral from
Reformed Church, kentst, Greenpoinl on SATURDAY jan
%, at o'clock.
CRIssEY-on wednesday 18th inst, Mary Crssey widow
of Ebenezer Crissey, In the Gath year OF her age.
Hasteaf 335 Washington ave, Brooklyn. Inermeut thu
Warwick Cemetery, Warwick, y " on saturday morning.
CUMMINGs-In Brooklyn, suddenly, on Thursday jan 20
Louisa Mccormick, wife Of William \. Cummings.
Notice OF funeral hercattcr
DATER- Jan 49, at Hawthorne, " J., Emma, daughter
OF Rev. Henry and Mary II. Dater
The funeral will take place saturday 22d inst at m
from the residence OF her grandfather Richard l. DE cray
at Hawthorne, y. j.
HUIFLL-on Wednesday Jan 10, Esther wife Of John "
Huell In the 40th yeaI OF her
Funeral Fray, Jan. 2 al o'clock p n nom her Ate
residence, $50 Madisonst
ILOYD-At sdence West Forty tn edn-s
day, Jan. 49, samuel VI. Lloyd, aged Oo years.
Funeral SATURDAY AZ O'Clock from Church ~ Divine Pa
ernity tDr Cnapins) corner F1itha'e aud Fortynuhs
MAURY-At "wednesday. 18th inst, At her residence
II "A Fourth Ann MGury, In her I'D
Funeral on FridA, from Marks Church, IL Tho
friends OF duiy invited TO attend without further
notice.
McKEwAN-On Wednesday Jan 10, John McKevan Of this
city, IN the list year II MS age.
relatives and fe ns and those Of bis son. John NO
Kewan respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral sery
Bstist Church, Twenty thrdst, between Fifth and
Sixth aYte.
OsTRoM-on Tuesday 18th Theodore ostrom, aged 50
Relatives and friends funeral
the Of his father A. T. OstrOm III Congressst
Brooklyn, on Friday at y. m.
TALLM ADGE-On Wednesday afternoon after short 81.
at his late residence Chaam " j. samuel 81 aeei
80 years
funeral from the Presbyterian Church Chatham satr
day Relatives and friends, also members Of LILY
attpnJ Trains leave aud r. r. r. foot Barclay St.
Y, ll:20 a. m. returning 3tJ, D. and t:i3 y. H.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
ALBANY NOTES.

ALBANY, Thursday Jan. 20. 1870.
In the Supreme Court, General Term, to-day, in the
case of The People rel PhlO T. Ruggcs as Receiver
Of the Eclectic Life Insurance Company OF New-iork
against Orow W. Chapman, Superintendent OF tho III
surance Department order affirming the order OF the
Court OF Common Pleas OF NcwYork was entered on the
application Of Mr.. John l.. Hill Of New-York The Hon,
Henry Smith Of this city appeared ana consented thco
The order, thus affirmed, granted by the court
below compliance with act of the Legislature lhst
Winter and directed tine Superintendent OF the insr
ance Department to pay to the Receiver or the
in the Department according to law and held 10y IL.
The order appealed from and the action OF TODAY
was taken that appeal may be taken ana argued
in the Court Of Appeals, without delay.
1t IA authoratvey stated that the charge that Gov
Tidcn coupled his offer of the Authorship to Theodore
Townsend with the requirement that all the Republican
clerks should be replaced by Democrats Is lmi' li.l
ton The only stipulation made that Mr.. Townsend
should cooperate with the Governor i'll such inVesSa
tiOns rs he might undertake.
The Bergh bill In the Assembly was amended today so
as to allow railroad companies in NewYork city to use
salt crossings well as curves or switches In
this form the bill was ordered to "A third reading
The Senate Committee Privileges and Elections nave
decided tn require Col CdvaBag contestant for senator
acobss seat, to fc specific charges OF iegualty
in ihe election
Senator Harris Introduced to-day a bill appointing
commission To hear the claims OF John swinburne,
formerly Health Olicer Of NeT-IOrk.
Mr. Worths Excise bill has been referred TO the Kings
County delegation, by the Committee Cities for their
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
THE WAR IN TURKEY.

LONDON Friday. Jan. 81, 1870
A special dispatch from Vepnato The Standard reports
That the iubOhratch has issued proclamation resign
ng the leadership Of the crzcgoyinan insurgents He
says his continuance in the chief command would lead
TO rremcdablc disputes. He advises the insurgents
10 pcrseverc until the Turks are expelled from
the province The DeuiSche Zsi!ug reports that Hub
mayer the leader of the insurrection In Northwest
Bosnia has been murdered by supposed agent OF the
seryian Government Ljubobratich and IIubmayer are
both Austans The present leaders of the insurgents
arc Monenegrins and 1t Is said they were appointed by
their Prince
current that the railway officials In Croatia
hnve received notice TO prepare for the transportation OF
troops. o ,,-.
CoNsrANTINoPLR, Thursday Jan. 20, 1876.
Server Pasha has returned 10 this city
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 81, 1876.

given out The "chor" tickets would not be transfers
Bile. but each singer would bo entitled TO an "escort
ticket which could DO transferred at pleasure. During
the evening number Of the gentlemen Interested In the
organization Of the revival meetings present. and
took great interest In the proceedings Among them were
william f. Dodge the Rev. ID. Stuart Dodge, A. G. Agnew,
and Samuel Thorne. A walk through the building
showed that the main hail. feet squsre stl needed
further m 1t for the purposes OF the evan
persons will be comfortably accommodated in this hall
The smaller hall will hold about 5000 persons Perti,
tlons have been erected between the two nails, ana ana
spaces divided of for private rooms for Messrs Moody
and sankey conversation or inquiry rooms, committee
Messrs Moody and sankey arc expected to be here
about Feb or soon after As nearly as can be ascer-
taned at present the services will be follows prayer
meeting at noon at Bible reading; at 7:30 p M,
on sundays services at M probably Tor
CHRISTIAN workers. an afternoon meeting Tor WOmen IN
,he me evening, % msetinss as usual IL Is eSpe1,sa
months. The ticket system will be modified
az much as possible Tickets Will be issued
occasions Of special services the persons for whom
these services are especially intended But II 1t can be
which they have been used elsewhere. company Of
600 ushers has been organized and they Will be divided
hall Between and 700 Christian workers have been
obtained end they will be divided into sections under the
Prominent clergymen will bo present at the meetings
and will assist much possible The committee IN
operation has been promised by leading clergymen
In order that the most perfect system may be main
tanned, presiding officer will st the platform each
night, ana have telegiaphc communication win All
parts OF the house. force OF police viii be distributed
throughout the building and the presiding can
instantly communicate with them.
The details OF the movement under tho control oil
the following Executive Committee: Nathan Bishop
LID, Chairman John c. Havemcyer, Secretary D.
Perpont Morgan, William +. Dodge samuel Ihorne
shepard, Morris X. Jesup. II. X McBuIney
The Committee Of Arrangements Is composed Of W. f.
Dodge, jr., X. II. McBuTney, a. G.. Aguew, Morris h.
Josup samuel Thorne and the Rev. ID. stuart Dodge
Tue Committee estmaie that the expenses Will he
$4,000. They solicit subscriptions and recommend tat
they sent to j. Perpont Morgan Treasurer at NO.
Wallgt
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21

White a verbal statement Of his grievances" against
ME. and TO receive such advice the Committee may
think Mt give the matter" You do not state int
mate In that summons that can be afforded any oppor-
tnity reply he allowed In any way to defend my
sell. You have not followed the usages OF our
denomination by giving cory or written
statement OF said Grievances" and therefore come
before you without the slightest knowledge or sus
picon OF what to be said done occasion and
refuse TO permit senographer TO take notes OF
the proceedings, must decline either 20 listen 70 Mr.
Whites grievances" TO the advice OF the Com
mttee," while you have lawyers and others to he wit
and sen0grapher TO take full notes OF all that
transpires deem IL unjust to be either questioned or
instructed under present circumstances as To any alleged
grievance" Of Mr. White against me.
When am definitely and IN writing Informed OF these
grievances" OF Mr. White WILL within q reasonable
time thereafter make answer to tiem
HENRY c. BOwEr.
Mr. Bowen said yesterday that he has expectation
OF meeting Mr Beecher at any place where his affairs
are to be discussed unless it is court Of justice.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
LATEST FOREIGN Ne US.
ENGLAND AND THE AUSTRIAN NOTE.
PARIs FridaY. Jan. 81. lS16

lie Temps says according to private inform
alton from London, England adhercs to the
Austrian Note the following conditions: Main
tenance OF the integrity Of the Ottoman Empire;
recognition OF the sultan's Independence the suonis
sion ~ the proposed reform. 10 tho Sultan IA simple oD
eryatons and friendly counsels, each Power presenting
the separately and pressure To be exercised on the
insurgents, and Seryia and Montenegro "A soon es
the Sultan shows readiness to adopt the reforms Aus
ia with the assent and the aud interest OF the
Sultan might be nsked to assist in qucng the insurrec
ton IL the Turkish forces insufficient
LoSDON. Friday, Jan. 81. 1876
The Russian Teegraphc Agency reports that the Pow
ers very much satisfied with Englands reply to the
Austrian note. Tho points whereon England reserves
Judgment considered unimportant.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON Jan. 2O.-Ensgn Austin NJ. Knight
"a ordered 10 tho Naval Acadeny Ensign Francis L. Ludlow
oTderei examination for rOnoton Ensign Charles H.
r. Moore ordered the noncad steamer fassac Al Nor.
folk.
Information has 10 n received that the Pensacola hags
Of Pacific Squaut leave MazaLan for cauco,
wheTo she would during December and then oce.
10 san Francisco of Inquiry has been ordered TO
convene Investigate the charges II
ether which reported 10 have oo
curIed o board while the vessel was IN Honolulu
ourmara in regard To the case Of Paymaser sPaud
ordered Mare Island Rear dmril JOhl
Rodgers C,Innandant at that st Presdent OF Inc
Court of Admiral C. r. r. Rodgers as has booh
reported. - ..--. -.
fogIsAouTH H. Jan 2OThe United states steam sloop.
having damage from drftnR ashore
Pumpkin Island has beon ordered to proceed to NORFOLK
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21

i T.--
Mr.. Rogers presented the petition ot clti-
zens OF Eric County for tho repeal Of laws efemtng
clergymen from paying taxes
Mr.. ROBERTSON from the Judiciary Committee. re-
ported iayoraby Oh the b releasing the Interest OF the
state in certain real estate IN Brooklyn to James and
Martha Butler
Bills were introduced and referred. IS follows:
By Mr kENNEDY-TO ascertain The right, o. John Hay
and OILERS claiming heirs of Juhu a. Loake TO c'r-
tain accruipg from sale and deposition ~ pnt-
tions thereof upon the presumption Of their having
cschea,td to the estate.
mrrly under water between Tweuty-hitb and twenty.
egnthstr in Brooklyn and between the Original hbe "i
high water OF Ncw-GOrk Bay and the bulkhodd line or
line OF solid filling established by law III pursuance
Of letters patent granted To Thomas McElrth ana Mose
= Beach dated oct 20, 1916, To erect and MAINTAIN
docks upon SAID lands.
The senate, In Committee Of the Whole considered the
bill for q 10 repeal Of the Gray Nuns act
Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
TIE COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON. jan 2O.-ln the Court Of Commits
the Alabama Claims 10 day the following Judgments
Announced by the Court:
case No. sls-To Weisand schomberg OF New-York,
s3il 80
No. s23-To ulysses =. Mayhew oi Minnesota sil7 90
10. S75-To Eddy c. Flanders of Massachusetts, 400
No Francis NJ. Cattle Of Massachusetts,, Sl,346
S77-To James w. Hammett Of Taunton, Mas. Sl6l 90
No s7s-To A. J. Dabney OF New Bedford Mass, S27O.
No ss0-To Benjamin W Taylor Of New Bedford, Mass.
$500
ss2To Edwin Look of West Tisbury, Mass. 81 075
SSl-TO Phiiip H. Gerry VI Now Bedford Mass $50S a.
Interest allowed in all the from the 18th
day of April, 1858. -
he motion for rehearng Of 65l GRAY admins
traitor John Gordon, ag The United States denied
Z70 James G.. Jewett ct AL which
December for the purpose Of taxing further
mony submitted upon the whole testimony and orally
argued by council
Gases s72 (ssenss l. Adaml s73 CNathan Coleman and
S-l F " Adams and VIM Cash. for losses on the olconda
tho testimony and orally argued by conn
self NJ setso for compainans aud Frank W. Hackett i0r
the United States 80 -, -,
Cases s24-Thomas T. Doughertyi lOls-Nathan > Gardi
ner IJ32-Ieander Gilchell l,O92-Chas sysson O3
Thompson adminstrarr, connected WITH me loss
the bark Pearl To ne court on nr
by cOunselChas c. Beanan )r Tor com
plainants ana Y. w. Haekett for the United States
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
PREPARING FOR THE EvANGELIsTs.


REHEARSAL OF TIE GREAT CHOIR AT riE HIfPo-
DROME-CHANGEs n TIE BUILDING-oRDER OF
sFRvICEs-THE EXPENDITURES.
The final touches are being given to the
changes In the Hppodrome, preparatory to the arrival
Moody and Sankey, the reyyallss Last evening the
smaller overflow hall thrown open for the ac-
conmOdation OF the choir which called together for
the purpose of rehearsng the hymns which will be given
out during the religious services. The hall has been
thoroughly renovated, except the lattcework in the
corners and the rustic archways at tho entrances.
Not trace Of the Hppodrome decorations has been re-
tanned The hall has been Hoored throughout and fresh
Of gasjets all lit last evening, and the reflect
ors down clear, bright light and altogether the
hall had warm. genial appearance
The singers forming the choir began TO assemble early,
and shers at the door directed them to their paceshe
sopranos chairs the n0or and the contratos ssos
and enors to the gallery the left OF the At
o'clock It estimated that the number present was
900 Tho ladies nearly all young and very intel
lgent and the gentlemen, with few exceptions were
under 40 years Of ago few colored people were
among the singers.
Spencer W. acted director OF the choir. standing
well out In haR and beating time for them. The first
selection the 9th hymn, entitled 90" need thee every
hour" This followed by tho 32d hymn, entitled
"Bess me now" Other hymns followed only an
armorbearer" what shall the harvest be - and Hold
the fort" being the most effective Tho acoustic prop
ertios OF hs hall certainly very good and the full
effect Of the singing was obtained.
During the exercises 1t announced that at the next
rehearsal the tickets members of the choir would be
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
TIE VORK OF THE EVANCELISIS.

A REVIVAL COLLECTION OF 100000.
THE ONLY ONE TAKEN AT TIE PHILADELPHIA
MEETINGS..
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 20.-The Evangelistic meet
ings conducted by Messrs. Moody and Sankey,
closed tonight which il the twenty-frst annlver-
sary of the Philadelphia Young Mems Christian As
sociation. The immense depot building was crowded,
over ~ 900 people being present, and as many more
turned away unable to gain admittance. When the
building was full so dense was the crowd upon all
sides Of it as to almost stop the street cars.
Mr. Moody delivered his lecture on Daniel
A collection was taken up the only one during all
the meetings here to aid the completion of the new
building for the Young Mems Christian Association.
The collection amounted to over 100000. One
lady. whose converted, sent as thank
Offering a diamond ring, for which a gentleman
gave 81 900.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
Probubii!hes

For Ne1r- England, the Middle States and iorer
lakes ciear party c0udy md siighug c0der reaer,
,rih sDuir,sf 10 HOri-ireSt rcids, and stationary or
siDicfy falling barOmeter
For the Atlantic aud Gulf States clear or fair
weather easeTy southerly Winds and slight change
temperature barometer during the day, followed by
colder weather norihery to eastory winds, aud rising
barometer IN ia. Gulf states.
For Tennessee aud The Ohio Valley. decidedly colder
and clear and fair weather, with northery To eastery
winds and rising barometer.
For the upper lakes. the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, partly cloudy or clear and colder
weather. with northwest 10 northeast winds ana fhng
barometer east OF the Mississippi Valley.
The lower Ohio aud central Mississippi Rivers Will rise
SLOWLY.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
BRITISH ABoLIrIoNISrs AND CUBA.

LoSDoS. Friday. Jan. 81, 1876.
The Ant-Slavery Society yesterday pre-
scnted memorial to Lord Derby. Minister OF Foreign
AGair. on the subject Of the American circular note
They remind him that IN June last he said the British
Government snpathzcd with the object Of their pro
posa that England should endcavor In conjunction with
the United states To obtain settlement o, the Cuban
difficulty by friendly mediation. They earnestly
recommend the question In its present critical aspect 10
his management.
Lord Derby replied that the Government would give
the question the attention iti Importance deserved.