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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-31
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BLoox-scHrrz -on Wednesday, MAJ "a, Il -
residences OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. DR..
Huebsch. JosErH BLOOM 10 CLARA youngest daughta
OF Mayer Schultz, Esq, both. OF this city.
ELIls--JoEI--On Wednesday. May - At the resi-
dence OF tho brides brother by the Rev Dr. Jacobs
sisted By the Rev Mr. Engei sfDoEE ELLA eldest
off, J. Ellis, Esq, OF Portlani place. London, England
TO ESTHER youngest daughter OF the late Isaac and
Anna Joel
MAYERs-L EvESE--on Monday, March g. by the
Hon. Justice Clancy, ABRAHAM MAyRgs 10 JENNIE,
daughter or Benjamin Levcne, OF Bowery, New York
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, May 30 1915
spanish gold 21s 21sx Exchange dull the United
States nominal Sugar dul; No. ~, Dutch standard ~
reals 81 reals per arrobe.
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Dissolution Notice.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST.
i ing between John Dowel and A. D. Reca.
barren. Of Phoebe. under the Arm name Of
RECABARRFN h CO., has been this day dis.
solved by mutusl consent. All debts due -
and by the late Arm are be paid to and received
bv A. D. Recabarren only The said A. d. Recs.
barren ia now the sole owner OF said business,
John Dowell having retired II, m the hrm.
d. RFCABARREN,
JOHN DOWELL.
Phoebe, New, Jan. l7th, 1876. jalslm
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STOCK DIVIDEND,

Office OF the Chief of the Mn Min.
ing Company. Fan Francisco. August 25th.
l876.-At q meeting of the Board Of Trustees OF
the Chief OF the Hill Mining Company. held
August 10th, 1875, . stock dividend OF Quarter
~ OF share to each share OF the capital stock
Of tho company Was declared, payable on and
after August 26th instant, on presentation 10 the
Secretary. at the ONCE Of the Company, Room
% Hayward's Building, 4l9 California street,
au3l.td THEO. G. KIBBEE Secretary.
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Dividend Notice.

hR sToCKHoLDERs OF THE STATE
that Ash ~ m VI NEVADA aro hereby notified
Of Drectors MSonta'y aSs meeting q the Board
declared Tor the az nna,s mSnoLAR DIVIDEND was
Per Cent.
Bank in un,tsa % capital stock, payable At the
Jay, the 10th inst. eo'' COIN on MON
p,ocho W.. J. ". WRIGHT. Bans MANAGER
'no' New. January 18th. 1875. "stss tss',,
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LEGAL,
UNDER ORDER or sAtx.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF aALI n.
- SUED ont Of the District Court In snl
for Lincoln county, and to me directed ma
delivered. Tor Judgment rendered in said Court
on the ths iStn day Of October. A. D. ISIS. in favos
OF John Dahl. Vim. 0'Brieu, Patrick NcDoa.
ough and Michael O'Brien, piaintifs and Inter.
yenors. and against the Washington 8 CrecIs
mining Company. FOR the sum OF $4,000, auN
coin, with interest thereon at the rate Of 10 per
cent: per snnum from the 2lst day Of May. A.
y 1870 with the cost herein to b taxed II
like gold coin.
And also for . Judgment rendered In ma
Court on the l4th day Of October, A. d. 1915.
In favor OF Patrick Lons. Thomas Dianond,
WashinRton Creole silwr Hintng 6on0GiT.
for the som Of &oo0.00, ec.a etln, WITH in{so13
thereon at the rate Of 10 per cent. Der aun11
from May 2ist, A. d. 1878, with the costs heeS.
after to be taxed in like gold coin.
And also for further decree rendered IN said
Court on the llth day Of October, A. D. ISIS, tn
favor Of ii. F. Tarpey, assignee Of Martin ~.
pey. and against said Warrington Creole MIN.
ing Company, for the sum Of $4,000. Rold coin,
per annum from the 18th day Of Nay, 4. D.
1875, with costs and disbursements e date a
Judgment taxed at $l26.60. and ali aecsuine
costs all in gold coin.
r,ra, have Il Levied t upon a the ioio.ing ninins
lar boundaries Of the property authorized TO b.
sold under and by virtue Of this Decree 70 fsr
~ the same can be ascertained from the con-
plant filed In this action or otherwise, are e
known a. and called tho Warrington { Creole
mine, consisting Of 1900 feet Of mining ground,
moro or lees, situate on the north.Weot saao q
Spring Mountain, ELY Mining District, Nncoln
County, Nevada. being that mining property
known - the MaEeppa shaft and works, now
worked BY said defendant. together with Ill the
!enements and appurtenances to said Waahiue.
ton Creole mining claim belonging or in any
ways appertaining.
Notice 10 hereby given. that on
Tuesday, the 10th day Of Novembss,
A. d. ls55,
At the hour Of II O'Clock m, At the front door
OF the Oourthouse. in Lincoln County, Twin
sell the above described property Ut public aue.
tion to the highest bidder, to saaisfy aaid juds.
ments and all costs and accruing costs I'll N
gold coin.
Dated Phoebe. Oct. 2sth. 1875.
A. FIFE. Sheriff.
Lincoln County, Nevada.
By g. BlnDaAxx, Deputy ehszt4.
o26-td
The above sale 10 hereby postponed uatil
Eriday: November 26th, at the sans
A. FIFE, Sheriff.
By g. BIRDsALI, Deputy.
Dated Pioche. Nov. 18th, 1876. nle-td
Postponement.
The above sale 10 hereby postponed until
Tuesday, December 5ih, 1875, q the
same hour and place. by order Of plaintinra
attorneys.
A. FIFE. Sheriff
By g. BIRDsAxL, Deputy.
Dated Pioche, Nov. Oath. ls76. n2s-td
postpone ment.
The above sale 10 hereby postponed unsil
Saturday, December 18th, 1875. q the
same hour and place, BY order Of PLAINTIFFS
attorneys.
A. FIFE, Gher.6.
BY @. BIRDsAlL. Deputy.
Dated Pioche. Dec. lth, 1875. dkta
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE THIS
L day leased to J. N CURTIS the Free Corral
formerly occupied by Boone h Dolman, Lower
Main street. Mr.. Curtis will be found at the
old stand in the Hay and Grain trade, and will
pay strict attention to all busness pertaining
to general custom and feed dtpot.
II persona indebted to the late 0rm Of Boone
Dolman and to VIM. H. Dolman are requested
TO make settlement without delay.
Octobsr 10. 1876.
o,aH WIN. n. DoLNAN.
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NOTICE.

TH1s 10 TO NOTIFY EVERY ONE THAT
connection with the Saloon Of Henry Eilere on
Lacour street. All debts will bo paid by him
and all debts due the concern will hs collected
by him.
Phoebe, Oct. list. 1875.
o2.N JON OpTR
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i q s W!

THE FOLLOWING DEscRIRRD CHECKS,
j 10 wit: No 6s7, for 500, dated December
9oth. 1875. to order Of John Mccown; check No.
aoS, 70. order Of Thomas Williama, for 5000.
dated December 2sth. drawn by r. W. Clute on
the Bank q California; also three checks drawr
nered - follows: De- ember 9th, No. ISlSl, fer
$1N; December 2oth. No. 1926. for silb; De.
cember 20fh. No. 1887. for SIG. All partits
are cautioned aGainst negotiating the same, q
payment haa been stopped
Jal6-lm CRARII0 STEIN.
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Postponen,snt.

The above sale 10 hereby postponed unttl
Saturday, December 18TH, 1875, q the
ssme hour and place, by order Of PLAINTIFFS
attorneys.
A. FIFE, Gher.6.
BY @. BIRDsAIL. Deputy.
Dated Phoebe, Dec. 9TH, 1875. dktd
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YESTERDAYS RUAIORS,

POSSIBLE AND LMFOHSlHIH.
Tho atmosphere surrounding thu Clty-Ila1i
yesterday WIS allyp Will. EnInnrs OF all kinds.
somr Of them were Of too transparent texture
u stautlt the slightest scrutiny. Others bear at
least scmblanco OF trnt!! Ut probability. Solue
Of thu lattc1 aso worthy Oft place In print, u'1
arc given for what they are WORTH
First there canlo to The ears of reporter that
there would be Ill attempt to oust some Of thu
members Of thu Council because they were be-
hind IN the payment Of their taxa. The effort,
It was sald, would come FROM the Colyintcs, who,
10 strengthen thu power Of their Chief, wish tn
rd the Council of SONS OF those members who
have BEEN, and who will nga!n proYs to BE-,
formidable opp,nenta to thu plasls, schemes,
Is stated that some Of the Aldermen
are in arrears, and TINT the ellnrtur makes
ono who IL bcllit.l in taxes lnclGhe for Office.
Inc question arlses what Ia It that 1t IL desired
10 carry through tbs Collncli to accomplish
*Alch soMo u the good mcmhcFs must b. gut
.eu 9lu otf III anhWcr to this question there
eaue another rusnor that Calvin desired To
kkAoyR Tll1 BOARD or ruHJlu WORKS,
slu sought fDr support. 1t Ia already claimed
" somc Ut Colyin's fEleHds that he will Hako
the rcrnoyal, antl will have enough votes at his
0tlhRnu II sustain my avslun lp may ken 1T to
perform. This statement, lhlllu by i TRIBUNE
reporter to several Aldermen, met with derts.
~: "1o you sul'puse,n sud- one Alderman,
tlat t!lr IIlctltrs ure EutnE to stnltlfy thclils
se!Yss 1y a!ly tucll tLlug3 Not bit Vi Il! Wv
~ Wus mcn of scnAc, aud tho Aoard Of PUBLIC
"@ks cannot w seWoYsd 1ust UT ATaQe."
, 1876-06-10
THE SHORTAGE QUESTION.

The Er<ning t|1seoHsin n1nkca The following per.
t!ncnt remnFke regarding the recent heavy ehort-
agra OF Ecssels' cargoes Ut buffalo and Dswcgo:
'Ths question Ia attracting great deal Of attcn-
tion nu,nnk the seaacl men. 0wtng 10 the recent
heavy eflortagca At i'nt1ao and Utwego. The sui,.
}cct should be arltatcd until remedy for The evil
u different times they have watched the weighing
IN and nat Ut their cargoea, but still found their
e seas m r IN: s', VA eonS n IN n
ateersaincd Certain It IL, some one T. to blame,
ut to ond ont who Is where tlls rub" Gomez IN.
u FcTcipted ny the Captain, the hstchea are bat
snea IoWm a arc not opened .Saln pnt the
ss l. rpn II Il IN s es. act ss
Captain .rp ha, to do Il 70 p.y the difference:
sac !py s q" oet!sse e the sss sssgo SR va Que oe
that could br consulued hy the crew on the why
Sr t Sfs T. ssf dpa tbeI m '1f ass ur f., @
which elevator men Gun weave statement In their
desenss. ., ~ seh,nner left here recently with a
mi !essr Win H. ~ ~ sa5 ieit a.
fEs a.ass s II H. = r III .ot
bu: The Captntn watched the cargo weighed a
third tisne-from the elevator to canas boat-nntl
Tniny into thu elevator and out inin lhe canalcr.
At tat ratc cargo Of gsa.n would dwludlc conxid
efahly In tts way 10 tide wntes.
'And this shortage outrage iR not confined 10
differences % eoal hlll., In thr cato the scs.e!
to pay for the coal we do nat knuw. There would
be jaat A. much Justice in It - there il In the grain
q ton ase9SaG t. ss5 III r adins
tie faee q the iii;
ssf ssng h ehsn e ks' IA Soo
Just treatment Of our marine interests until the
, 1876-06-10

CHICAGO,

ArrtvAis-atmr Ehicngu, Mnnltowoc. anDiries;
RtMf Alpena, MHskcrpn. rnnhrfra: prop 81. tiroh,
MansteG, lumber, prop Messenger i.entnn Itar-
brr, anndries: prnp !. l.. ffnrd. Hancock. run
drtcs; prop City Of Toledo U2'lenshnrg, aundrlcs:
prop u. +. Heath, Saasatuck, snnlrles: prnp
Oneida, buffalo, suntlrIcr; prop q. j. TrucaLeII,
Itenton Harbor. san'riea; rchf i. ". 1stnwn.
Mn'keVnn, lun,hcr; echr Magnolia, Muakeson.
lumbcs; tclr i. 4 \, Str0nnch Mnnthtce, lnnllIEr;
schr itDusc S'mnunr, Murkcgon, lumber; ncitr J.
T. net.ondrc.. White Luke, Ties; schs q. II.
Warl. Erie, coal; .chr 81 Tempo. White Lake.
lnmher; nchs Macdalcna, ranl'a Pier. lumber;
tcllr Minerva, Mutke4on. ln1Hbcr; rchr North
ftaF, Pcntwater, tins; rchr william, Jonet, Atch!.
ran city, tight: rchr Carrier, Frankfort, lunhcE;
tChf Granger. 1.ndHl2a lsrr, bark.
tLE&HASrEa-tsop Ttnrsdc1f, Benton tfarhor.
enn'lrles; rtnlr Chicago. Milwaukee. 0h ttlt green
h.let: prnp Messenger, BENTON tlnrlNr. rundFieH;
rchs YAnkrc Ei1nlc, Kingston. ~ .@4 hn corn !:
rchr &. x. King, Kingston, H.A7l IN enrn; prnp
1tutela. Buffalo. ~ u0 In ,yeat. 2H, Dt}0 bu cDrn:
bark ". II. Vanderbilt, I,uf1ao. ~. 1s,0 bn corn;
rchr i. y. SawycE !inalD. ~, h0n bn cora: srhr
u. l.. Wilson, i'ollingwutl. H. IA hu corn. bfls
Hour: hehr l., Naxsuli. Buffalo. ~. U4u bu corn
prupf}. +. Health Snn2atnck, rnn!rict: prop ST.
Albums. tl.Ientburg. ~, $50 i,l corn. j.. hflt nfk
md suIurica; prop scIlumnrc. Hfcen hay, ~ lrlr
poik and nn,lttIcs; rrop ArabIa, l!nfnb, II. t05
hn corn. u. OIL bu barley; stMt A1pcna. fu.kc-
gpn,. runt!rtca; achr Higglc Jones, Daf1a!o 10.
UUU tu wheat,
, 1876-06-10

Clerk T, H. I'uker, OF Leopold S Austrian'e
Lake Superior steamer Joseph l.. lIurl, capt.
Thomas Lloyd. furnishes TIE TmDt1NE With the
following interesting 1og Of the iateat trip OF bis
bont:
stSaI1eA May 20, evening. Touched n, Aifwsu-
kru md e.,rc pors. Left thr west shurr Wrd'rs.
tiay n,urnig. tic HIT. Arrived oa shr nl.l,th Of
sno River at o'clock a. n,.. June /, und WAS de-
xtn.r Arctic. We startr!l up tl1r riyrs together.
Lorkcd through the canal saH!s r>ehhE. IN the
morning uf thu II We saw acl.ls of ics in thu
distance. To wnrlla tpnn w cuininencrtl Mcctn.
heavy tcr, ~ and Is feet deep. AZ noun VT taw
sccberse !, fcct high s1 The air ING exagscra,on;
sr q mi
to Marquette ind luadeh for Chicago.
''At Marquette VIC Aaw thu steam. barEcsV. Swim.
s ssss ~t s ea":1s t. asss ana H.
charging cargo; also, tl,c schr G; il. Walker. We
lett Mnfqus';s y noon q tle lth: All .he way to
We ran around tt!tm. tho largest b"dy
ot se hs,as twv;thr. sf .,s 1!!c IN sns,h ons
tcehefgr from 10 to 80 feet !erv, LAKE Superior
helag No clear. one can zee objects many fre under
cs c ar IT, esula qeas We easd
IN at tira'ld Island fur balance Of carGo on the
,!ard The wreck oi ths III, cr & chenango stt
Company Rrc taking the ore ont OF hur With grsp-
pting iroas. about hyc tons daily;
:, "l.eartng ths island We had hne, run to
Tho new steam barge St alary, owned BY
UaEns brothers. WAS tied ntl by tho LuK-
tom House officers nt the SauIt on nc
count Of having trouble rctting her papers.
Hhe WIS bnit on the American side and nwmrd
III both sides-Eaaada and tho United ftatss.
Down tho river We met basges Il. y, Russell, II.
Benson, and 9. Manlsy, in tew ot shc sng Mctn.
uquaro timber Tor tho Quebec market. w left
tlu river on tho night at tle 9TH mud were In tbs
Straits on the morning Of tho 7sh. VT lMssc1
two barks aud one sehounrr bound m. Wc had
head Winds and aonle rca trt'1u the Stantout up,
VIZ arrived Ut Chicago Thursday night. Ths Hnrd
Will leave aga!n for Lake Superior Tuesday oven.
Ing, June u, al y o'clock. -"
, 1876-06-10

Others expressed tile aalne Views, aud scoTnc1
to entertain uny such IDEAS.
II tsawell known fact TINT Mayor Coly!n's
en1nity To The boar,l Of Public Works Is confined
nnost wloly to The President IT thu 13oani,
air. Redmond Prin'llville: From atatemrnts
male To various Jcrauns, the truth of this assrr
tion 's nnitnahc. Mr: Calvin has Threatened
to "stakc The fantastl'" " With tue scalp q Mr.
this emu, Il IL stated good authority, lie will
make personal 1nattcr ~ The rrmoval ljisI,ers,
and Mol'tiay night WILL scI' IN " the Cnnneil,
after tho Hoard If Public Works has been rein.
iasi Sals by conasn,cptppS ahS tfpSF'ys1 Witch {" will s. IT.
move primlivIlls aluuc. The tuccl.ss nf
this Undertaking Is considered doubtfll IN the
extrgRlc, III converslt!nM with Mr. Chcs-
would aoon be relieved Of responsibility rs tle
solo Commissioner uf the Duar,i, by tic intru-
tluctlnn Ut 4 measure which he tColvn> was ar
ranElng: Whit the measure is can only lH slsr-
iiniHtt, but 1t Ii fuir to SUPPOSE that fllc Maynr
snt work on something lie thinks Will acc11.,-
rl[sf his entls.
Another, nnt, more carefully whispered ru-
A cUMpRuMEsh
will he made, and tint no election for MnrDr
will be callc.l, leaving Atr. Coiyln In Office TIL
April, lS17, and Mr.. f1aycA Comptroller till
such time is hfs successor may hu appointed
under some .othc! Administration, provided ls
and Mr.. Colvin will ngrco tu some of tho proo.
obey the feeling Tint rules IN that body.
thorough search and interview will the per
sons who might bc supposed tn be parties to
the agreement failed IL reveal my likely
grounds fur such a supposittnl,. Some OF tic
common enemy mako tllc absurd claim that N.
+. fnlcy fas fclnqul.lc'l oil Interest In tho
Reform. party, and with him have departed
much Of The 6rnins and talcut for management
that the party posscsscl, md TINT the toInpro.
misc was being worked "lpun tho remnant Of
the party In a manner that wus c3Tectual. It IL
also assertcl TIM. Mr.. Hayes agreement to tho
payment Of tue employees was In direct conflict
With his policy aa expressed before, nnl thnt
this WIS one oyidenco of thu cnrnpru1nisc. A
reporter sought md found Mr. Hayes and pro-
proun1ed to him as f0llowa:
"Mr. Hayes, have heard said that your sane
tton Of thc payment Of the employees In tho
morning was not according to the pulley you
advocated some days ago, and thnt with this
fact WIS connected Il matter Of some moment. II
4'Well,n sud Mr.. Hayes, "you often hear, do
you not, things that arc not sol y and that was
al tho satisfaction tho news.gathcrcr got.
, 1876-06-10
HOSPITAL FRUIT MISSION or CHICAGO.

r,,,,,t, =" t",% Me en''" ~ 49,. ''ea
, s - uI r.'s,1., ,, =, ."u 's. w. ''.'es.sa ~ a.
hospitals. The sick always uppeal to ullr SYM
pntj,y. no matter what their INST record has
to,,, Via, th,r .-n ,,-,,st-,t,l h., ,,
o slckhess AMI suffering their hearts hFc opened
to receive the least word of sympathy or act of
Kindness
nurInp thu nast rear 1ftt1. ,opd of no,,1..
h.n..a, Ch,;',ta,' n ,,,,"., J., r,..,a'r ,'a'a
Ae'utc" S"lella' "o'hcA III etHc'eo nave
met every week On lhurs'lay 'nor1lnE anu visit.
ed the different hospitals, carrying With them
trcsll 1Fllts sttawbefrtts, pelel!es, pears, unu
gsaress In tnelr seasoti, ana aaElhE me winter
oranges anu lemons. IAey rcrsona!ly olstrsh-
ute these fruits, with few Kind wnrtis, to
every patient, nis1 at!uinE NEWSPAPER to those
WIN can read, alld during the summer u bunch
a 1ew iad!es havc nlso Kept IN service OF
song ihufst'ay AFTERNOON at Inc CuihtF Hos
ntal, ID Which inthe argcht number ot sufferers
eJnly etose VINO klloH what hospital IL eau un-
drrstanti tue need ot this .Wurk, and only
those who have taken part III IT ran realize the
pleasure given to tho Pattants ny these visits.
llow eagerly 90 their hh1'ds reach lar atl np?'r
" grunge, While the eyes express the tf!a,lks
that tcc l1nH art o1teh LOO weak 10 st'cnK. sluny
Of these afflicted ones rc confined to their bella
lor months, anti IN sol!o cs1ses even years, ahd
brought to them. tlile poor follow wlio has
been IN the county Hospital over year said
30 touclIinEly, ~ don't Know Wl,'tt should d1
without you, ladte;; you arc the only friends
Our city has slirll large noatng population
that 1t Mny le called city 0f strlgerB, co!lao-
4uently lnrga number or the tninates Of tho
, 1876-06-10
Qpil3 AND ENDS,


cnnerets has passed q bill making Chebnvgan.
Mich, port .! entry... .At 1'utnlo tic large tchr
!. J. Case was afh up un nccoNnt 0f tho dullneAs
In business. Thr steam hasgc Itust and barge =.
e Butts have also gone Into ordinary ut the ranle
Yesterday states: ''The schr Industry. while hciny
towe1 IN the riscf va. run into bY larrc thrcc-
sen s Oh TSs fn,hc1 anh 1n ufor
tnlae a. rllr had thr prevfnn4 trir her rail- anil
three stanrhibns br'ksn in by colEston with tile
Nelson. hss attaehr 1:i ton. Of tie :a'go II coal
which he las brought f., from clsveland ID sIiwau-
tainca In cleveland nearly two wcrkr before he
eonl, get h!n sargn says the, Drtrait Tribune:
gs EnSr Mnfar Hew W"s r"r'lsr hs been named
Will be used III lmscc md viii bc towcd by tic
Anna Smith, TI.G work "f putting on h"r upper
Erie 10 loud with coal for Duluth. The Toledo
+ running hir Jug, tl!s ca!: 1,a,i.; aronnd
tle in.prrton Of The ra1ragnt. lie rnys, business
lis bnt little lttter In the lntnber regions thnn cre,
:...Thc 1nrt Huron Times etates that ''S"thing
marine Telegraph at the atiait-, ~ thr Captain
whose vetsc! .,ickct' i M evidently frarr ht will
IL e as ~
iaf but shr n.,ing link Is worth considernblc
money. and Information Of its whereabouts would
1he tu: Iillnei,ast war burned while Out ii tic
luke ,'ile. from Erie Wednesday. towing yes-
ael; The are started forwArd Of the engine,
werr picked ur hy yawl frou, the schooner. The
enrlsIerr ~tncS g the bnat, and takra on by
lAai. The tug Thompsnn, whirh was towing OUT a
l,er in, The bnat it u burned ont. md is no gouA.
Loss ahout s5.o0o Insured fur ST. 700.
MARQUETTE,
,ManqrfTrr M!tiD iaD1 .1uac n t. %1Ars!sea prop s.
, 1876-06-10

Al i meeting OF thr Ch!esE" l)Iy'lluck Company,
hcld At Ils ot1cf corner Vt Wel's aud South Water
Streets yesterday 1t was resolved that Ia yiuw Of
tho general prostitution Of tho vessel interests and
being dcsrous Of accommodating themselves ~ far
possible to the arcesstirY OF thu owncFs Of
sela, that tho Chicago !'sy.1foek Company utops
Docking Vessels, 20e per ton. Tugboats. so
tach. trurellers will b. charged special rates.
Day work, e.. 10 peF n.an. TAX lumber, 4r pet
foot All other uatsrisl VII! " charged ias sau.u
u hQTst0fof4. '..-
Ths tsteA ha.s.atots have hssa u fella4a; Dock.
, 1876-06-10
EDUCATIONAL.
&ptetal hst4ateIA to 1R4 TfthvsA

@FVF'a
8rnINor1xLp, a!ass., Juna g,-lt is generally
thought here that tho death ot President
stearus, ot AnihcFst College, will cause thu
retirement Ut Prof. seelye from politics. Tho
Trustees nf the Cplcgu a1e known to bo In faYnr
VI bee!ye's appointment "a President stcarns'
successor, cl,nfro which would hr enthuslas-
stra!!y approved by tho alumni, aud II IL hcifuSed
that tls vtllcu would hu moro 10 rsut. SGc!yu's
taste than even the uuited etAtcs ssnatorshtp,
for Which he haa bsea 10 ettsn mentioned
, 1876-06-10

!sppetM Nspdtch ~ TIE 1fFtxaA
Ponr IIunoN, Mich. Juno e.-DowN-Pfops
Gardon City. Lowell. II. t. sehnoor. Nebraska.
Enterprise and consurt. Emma Thompson and
barges, Howard and contort, lay City and barges.
salina aMI barges sehra Axos. II. Z. Potter, Noses
Gasv.
ul--Frurs 8tarucca, Caldwell and consott, Cor.
mornnt s,s! tow. Burlington and barges; schrs
Charles Wahl, uFishtic, William uEundy. bss.
marck, Trinidad.
W1Np-snuth. fresh; weather hne.
Sp*rfM MspafeA IL ~ !rtetHA
Props Fountain City, Commodore Perry, rrindi.
wills and barses, t1ayalla and basgcs. bradbury
Leonard, Ilanna: schrs Antelope, NrIs..!a, Two
Friends. f.afsienicr H. At, Foster: Il. ". Na.h'
bun, A. Muir, satn Took. Asa thids.
tr-Props Eantbteo, Dean Richmond Montana,
Co1lnberry and baryrs, Gs0TIu Hing and barEts,
!sa!ssh md eons9r!; schFt Elvlna, Sum Film:
jvnrs mursi, j. i. Richards.
Nlan- Southwest, gentle; weather eluuLy.