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THE now IN THE CENTENNIAL.
A Philadelphia journal Invites the Commits
sioners TO Resign.

From ne CIV Nem,
The Board OF Finance have done wrong
TO nav the expenses of tue Commissioners. In
this Irregular and reprehensiole way large SUMS
have been spent. -. - a.,
lar that has been drawn ny the Commission TO
pay the salaries OF its officers, and the rcr5Onal
expenses Of lis mcmbers mas been urswn and
Of officials, other than those OF examiners ana
Judges. has been unliwfully made.
whether any part Of the many thousands OF
dollars that have been Illegally and wronefully
spent by the Commission Will ever be returneu
to the Centennial Golfers Is very doubt vi, put
II Ia 10 be hoped and ex ected that the Board OF
Finance will hereafter refuse 70 grant any uh-
lawful requisitops made by tne Ops ~, H.,
We would not censure the board Tor lts past
Improper Indulgence Of the Commissioner
though we have always believed II 70 be POSI-
espeo,aIly OF this city and state, to permit the
Commissioners to draw money from tne Cen
tenntaI fund for their own expenses-but we
would warn that board against allowing further
drafts from the same source upon the Centen-
nial treasury. Eminent LAWYERS oeneVe' anu SO ?
provided for the appointment otCOmmssioners,
and the President. and the Governors OF the
States, when they appointed them, thought aud
intended that the HppUintees should accept
their places, and serve as a matter OF honor ana
distinction, without any regard to pecuniary
pay. II Congress had Intended that the Com
inissioners should draw pay and expenses au-
thofity for so dong would have been given In
the act authorizing their appointment.
Nothing can be palmer than the fact that the
Commissioners are not entitled to cent FOR
tnelf service \ OF expenses, anu Nnis HpuIts W
their President Secretary and Dircctor-General,
who have been drawing large salaries. lhougn
these officers have done well. they have no legal
right t. the money they have drawn In payment
for their services. and we must confess 10 no
little astonishment that the Board Of Finance
has so long appe red to be ign orant OF TINS very
important fact, ana permitted the COMMISSIONS
err to draw money 80 freely.
II Ia to be expected that there Will he no more
OF this, and that the Commissioners themselves
will hereafter make no luther demands for ray
ami expenses. II they or any number 1i theIn
are not willing to serve for love, let thoui re-
sign and retire to their respective states Most
of thom could be easily spared. More than
three fOurths OF them have been entirely use
less thus far, while very expensive; aud, ~ they
will resolve themselves into private citizens,
they will do the Centennial greater service than
they could by retaining their crescent positions
even without pay ana expenses In TACT, all oi
the Comm issioners could DO dispensed with.
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How those who think Beecher Guilty should
Trent him.


Those pastors who have lost confidence
in MIR. BeeCher's moral character can abstain
fro m inviting him to their pulpits, each acting
for himself and on his own responsibility.
Those churches which have lost confidence In
Mr.. Beeoher. and believe that his church IL to
be blamed for standing by him In his guilt, can
abstain from communion with that church.
each OF them acting for itself. some churches
have nlrca dy begun TO do so bv rejecting the in
vitation to the late council. Either Mr.. Beech
er's Innocence will be vindicated beyond suspi-
cion, or that process Of quietly dropping the
Plymouth Church out Of fellowship will 90 on.
But how, In that case. will the church that has
been dropped" he taken up againr IL VIII not
be taken up till II has pastor who commands
the confidence OF the churches generally but
when 1t shall have such a pastor there will be no
difficulty.
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PORT JERvIs, June BIN the town OF Bethel,
Sullivan county strange disease. OF very malignant
type. has made its appearance among the children.
Several have died recently after few hour Illness
The physician complete bans in their efforts to
determine the nature OF the disease.
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senator Anthony Reelected.

PROVIDENCE. June l3.-The Rhode Island
General Assembly met this morning at Newport, and
baliotcd for United Ststes Henry D. Anthony
received 81 yotes and Charles Bradley IN the sen
The House OF Represen atiycs gave Henry Il. An
thony 90, and Charles = Bradley s. Mr.. .Ant1ony II
therefore elected for the fourth term.
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Auction Notltta.
Yost ano founo.

I OST A bunch OF Keys. with hre key $50. The
hndcr III he literally rewarded by returning the
same to seventh Precinct station House
O~T or stolcn-Dank hook 800, 7is, OF Blocker st.
i ! Savings Bank The Under VIII please return TO
bank.
STRAYED- From S57 West 02d At. on June I2 a
- small scotch terrier slut named Gypsy yeowish
brown color. with white tut OF hair head and
tail cut Any person returning tho to above ad
dress VIII receive a liberal reward.
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.for Sal, an0 10 Yet.

OFFICES TO IET-ln second story sun building
~ front anu rear well light I'd AMI steam heated Ap
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pleasant garden; rent $40 Apply at l6lst 1t. and
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FVHE STORE, 100 Nassau st.. sun building to let.
Il suitable tor banking insurance, or general busl-
ness steam heated. Apply at the Sun Publication
once, ITO Nassau 81.
mo LET-Furnlshed cottages at Far Rockaway,
9oo o9 K 9ss p1 as srELLMAS
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1ubIimtioms.

Ynbitaficits. -
A BREEZY SUMMER NUMBER.
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Gupartntrskip gutitss.

TNIIE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
Il between the subscribers under and by the arm
retiring therefrom. Dated New York. June 2, IS7a
Isaac 0riggs James N. briggs. Neal Boyle.
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IN PREsENcE OF rae sHAREHoLDEks,
TO WHICH ONLY THOSE SHOWING CERrlF
OATES WILL bE ADMITTED.

Two wheels will be provided-one holding the names
OF shareholders and the other holding the numOers Of
the plots and lots. name and nlmOcr Will be drawn
simultaneously until both wheels are empty and the
rds called each shar holder being entte to which
ever his number designa' IS AS shown on toe p.
No Hhai ehodcrs name into the distribution
unless his or her payments shall amount to twenty-five
dollars each share takel the date OF the distrbu
ton TINS rule u sental to preserve good faith be
tween the sharehal ders.
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dllantto-- -ftmi.ts.

-NOTICE.-Ladics. after looking everywhere.
~ please call at the sewing Machine stitching Com
psny's, ig2 Bleecker St, and el3 Avenue A. we have
every week 300 dozen flannel and lcJ shirts TO give
out. We pay the highest prices and cash Tor WORK !
terms machine, 81 per week. We give written guar
for all the work you do for two years, aud
allow 40 per cent ON cash sales. PeatlnR done.
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HHEAPER than renting cottage house, q rooms,
~ q, lots, In 23d Ward, New YORK, 70 minutes from
AKA ST. depot only 81 300 part cash bargain prime
Investment CIV. DlTcHElT anew Chambers st.
EHOICE cemetery 10 g. fullslze. tl12 halves and
y quarters IN proportion. Inquire at 1890 Broadway
Gt-ACRE FARM. with two houses, barn, &c.
O4 fronting Delaware river near Port Jeryis. adj
Ionng nice village price. 1850 Owner at Curleys
No. ~ Centre st.
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SbippinJ.
A MEXICAN STEAMSHIP line.

A MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LINR,
"A BrtHHen Philadelphia ana Liverpool calling
Queenstown. Thursdays from Philadelphia. Mednee
days from Liverpool Steamers to sail from PhilAesL
phis = 10 lows;
June 3 OHIO .....,...,.. June
ILLINOIS, .,....,,June 10 PENNSYLVANIA. July
LORD Give. June - CITY 81 Llmerlck .JuJ
Price of issagc In currency, a.
CABIN. so o 500. In erme late, $40 Steerage ~
PETER WRlGh SONS, Genl AGENT,
Philadelphia. and AZ Broad IT, y. y
JOHN MCDDNAID \ Battery place " Y.
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Aot,ls.
Summer Resorts.

Summer Rtsurts.
lOARDERS wanted at a farm house. l mile from
ID Erie depot, 80 from city references
Address FARMER, Ousyile. \, Y.
EXCFILENT country board at Mrs n Is, Central
IL Ishp, L. L. (0n l., L. r. R) near lsllp, the lake and
the bay nne place for lnyads terms easy. Address
10 above,
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q, Cream.

stt Cream
A -HORTON's ICECRLAM. made from pure
quart sos 9Th 1894 BroadwaY ami 10 Chatham st.
INUSSEIL'-IC CREAM, II Bible House Best
In the city. kxcur ions, festivals re- Alers IS cents
per quart. Special attention TO outOftown orders
Summer branch, 90 West lith VI.
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$4,000 MANSION
AND TWO ACRES
Of the BEST LAND on the MAIN STREET, and but
two blocks rom the railroad station.
EACH PURCHASER OF SHARE. upon the pay
ment OF the nrst instalment, will receive certificate
emitting him or her to Of the lots plots men
toned IN the annered list upon the fu payment OF the
One Hundred Dollars, either In weekly monthly In
stalments, or cash Down. the pure elect;
the location OF each purchasers property to be deter
mined bgA
BLAMING Al THIRD AVENUE THEATRE
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= 10 uIAsn0W' 'nEiFAIf nni tONDOYDtRHL
From Pier a. foot VI Cana ST. y u
STATE OF Virginia, Thursday, Junt TO-
STATE OF NEVADA, rhursdaY. ia re- ~.
Saloon ana cabin passages It lowest rtlt' 49,.
AUSTIN BALDWIN Co, Agents, ~ btotdty..
StperAge ticket. A. RrOldwlY, ani Ht company
/ I ~ al 4 al. al Il
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~ SAIL EVERY SATURDAY,


n FOX LONDON DIRECT
GREECE Wednesday. June -, 10 A. VI.
FOii QUEENsTOWN ADD LtVtRPOOL
EGYPT June "A 1880 AN TIE QUEEN. July :, 3Pf
CABIN passage, so and $50 currency = turn u.Ass
OF Tcuucel rates. Stecrl.e passage go, cur Az.
Drafts Issued from 81 upward at current price ApU
al the oOmpanys ONCE, 80 iirOadWay -
4 NJ. i HURST. Van ger
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DAILY EXCURSIONS TO THE PROPERTY.
Ladies and gentlemen DESTROYS Of viewing TINS prop
erty and also TIE elegant improvements Ocing made ny
Mr. stewart on his adjoining property can accompany
our salesman from store 355 81 ay At O'Clock A. Nj,
take 10 O'Clock q ain from right hand OF ferry
landug al Hunters Point Cross 3ith 1t ferry at 9i5
NJ. or James's slip ferry foot OF Chambers IT.. at
930 10 be in time for tram For maps and further
formation call upon or addre
d. W. HITCHCOCK, 1856 81 Av.,
Il Al Ne Nnr
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LIST OF PROPERTY OFFERED AT THE UNIFORM

= PKICt OF 400 Far SHARE
ONE AWARD OF Large Mansion, with 80 Lots, corner
Of Jericho boulevard and stewart ay orth 10000.
ONE AWARD Of rye slate root Barn and Lots,
corner Of stewart ay. ami LIST st., worth o. 90
THREE AWARDS Of New Two-Story Cottages and
Lots worth o. 900 each.
eacn
each
TEN AWARDS of Four.Lot Plst., valued a, $500
each.
Pity AWARDS OF Lots valued at 1850 each
each.
FIFTY AWARDS Of Lots valued at t1s0 each
FIFTY AWARDS of Lots ya,ucd at $50 each.
FIVE HUNDRED AND EIGHIEES AWARDS Of
Lots valued ~ 800 each.
Zach sH AREHOLDER will receive full Covenan
Warranty Deed for the Lot or Lots awarded upon the
completion of the payment.
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B1nnIf1--.fmHIfs,

WANTED irst class hotel ironers, washer ana
w archer Tor saratoga Apply at hed star isunory'
No. b5 " est 18TH at.
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BANANA TRASsIT AND Pacific NAIL
STEAMSHIP IINFS

For California. Japan, China Australia New Ieaahs
British Columbia, oregon Sc. ..
. SAILING fKoM PIER "a HoKlH ktfiEih.u
steamship ACAPULCO. Friday Jun" * -.
Connecting for Cen raj America an south racine P9n~
From san FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND ChlHA
Steamship ---. saturday, jay l.
WI p CLYDE X 20. Or IT, j. BULLAY. supt-
Il Row .iuy Green. pier a. y H.. tout Canal -
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NtrsJliI qotttss.

AIICEFARIEY left her home without any provo
N cation Hl persons forbidden to give any credit
on NV account. JOHNSTON FARLEY,
nIsEA-Es or MEN. Nervous DeDiity, anu Kin.
dred affections speedily anu pcrmautEty cured DY
HENRY a. DANIELS. NJ. d.. IA Lexington ayr near
2nIn HOurn. 3
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i 10. is79,-The new stSaweT lDLtwlI.D WIN
day after, leaving % g., ~, aud3 +, NJ loh
ego l2:21 ana SEQ T.. NJ; Pier g " Il $780, 1880. and
3:3OPM. steamer sAPPHo leay, 23d It,, \ H.. 1850,
1880 and $3.50 r. Nj; 10Th ST. y Il, 1910. liO aud $40
r. NJ. frankip II. n l., 1850, 1870 ana 40 r N !
Pier T. \. r.. H. 2. ana T. NJ. ELIZA HANCOCK
from East River June Is.
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NARY-Many thanks for kindnesses all right.
MI DICK.
WANTED The address or information OF MARY
w WHITAKER. daughter Of Inc late James Evans
Of Dublin. Address j. u. southwest corner b5d st.,
Broa1way.
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Zeal GstI,s.

W AND
DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSES AND LOTS
IN The NEW AND THRIVING SETTLEMENT OF
HIICHCOIkS
GARDEN CITY PARK.
Separated only by the railroad from the Hon.
A. 4. STEWARDS GARDEN CITY.
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A TTENTION. GIRLS,.

1000 GARMENTS gwen out weekly {
N. parties buying sewing machines; sell any ne'
machine YOU want; guarantee IN writing for all IN
work YOU can DO for three Sc
GIOHE GAKMENT co ia Rleec ger 81.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-05
un'er which the present company claims right to ex
tntio al ID

un'er which the present company claims right to eI,
t-nd improve It's road unconstitutional aud void On
still other grounds.
1t after tnis decision that The Ninth Avenue road
brought suit to restrain tue Elevated Railroad Cohi,
pany building long turnout and in that SUIT ASKED
u decree that the whole road be pulled down on mo
tion before Judge j. f. DAILY. 10 vacac an injunction
against any further work the Elevated lstliioad ne
held that bonnd Ivy Chc!Juht Days oplnlou
In the Pacn until the General fcrn should aihrtn
or modify or reverse a.. There IL no further General
Term of the Court OF Common Pleas until October. .,
Ex.Iudge Emott, counsel for the Elevated Kairoau
COMPANY said yesterday that there was some question:
whether this decision could BE- taken directly 10 the
Court Of Appeals and whether they wouid not DC com
PEELED to have formal trial of the 10 enable thc 10
present the questions properly To that court IN INC iat
Ter alternative decision hardly bo Obtaincd tiH next
Fall
Besides these two suits there Is third against the
Elevated Railroad brought by jeremiah " Sraier,
which substitutes Mr.. Pattcn's special rights IN
Green~cst Mr. Spadcrs asserted spccia rights III tue
Battery Park, but Otherwise presents the same Questions
The suit by the SiXth-Ayenne Railroad company
against tie gilbert Elevated Railway, III winch the ar
glmcht ON the preliminary injunction was suspended Dy
Judge MOnels sickness but ~ to be renewed carry ths
MONTH s only indirectly affected by te suits aircahy
mentioned. The decision OF the Court of Coinon fe
In not necessarily authority with the superior oufl IN
which this pendg, and the points on Whlch the
suits are similar Ouly to tie proprietary Iikhs o
adjacent in the streets and the constitutions
aly ~ the rapid transit acta point not dweit Oh w
ClLol-JustCc Day
New-York tribune., 1876-06-05
CHECKING RIPID TRANSIT

CONDITION or THE SUITS AGAINST TUE ELEVATED
Ro,D-TnE DECISION IN rnE PATiEN CASE hA-
PECTlD TO BIZ hpVERs. 10 THE COMPANY
THR sIXnI-AvE. ROAD IIrfGhiioS.
a decision in the suit of John Patten against
The NewIork Elevated Railroad Company is q Dr gwen
to-day 10y the General Term of nc Court 81 Cvi""' iic'
aud two Of the Judges of tnat Count, Judges Van hi'
and Hoblnsou, Will give opinions H. what th'r' op"
ions are none Of the persons interested could r !'''
day bur u is almost certain at they snsan The innhc
ton grAu,cd by chief Justice Day. Nothing Is known 'i
tine grounds which the injunction IL Sustained" lhe
comp ANT ia the su y JOAN Iattcn aScIlci s' ei'i
ownership ia GTo,uw ci-st, 90 tie c!iJ dnd
ayciIed special ,ofy TO tnc lantn bIcaalhE mo
Lis vault la the street. Cncf Justice DAILY, whiic
rccoguz!n: thcso special grounds, took the broader
ground that ia. owner OF property :tp,iae on srte's
had pIo, ,rniOgy Ight ia iAoro stces. ssi9cct oy To
Their !or The ordtifl purposes oi muilcVH hucts
v iich coJii cDns,iiutlunli} be uhrL from tnc
Gwa,ls CAODt altCr CocH,iiOn Tor Tie Filuc oi the
stfCott !OI a. other sr. He aiAJ Gecilcd ali Tic acts
New-York tribune., 1876-06-05
SHIPPING iNTELLiG ENCK
PORT OF NEW.NoRk .-.-.-.


PORT OF NEw.YoRK ..................-.JusE 3.
a,ss,o.b,p Celtic, ucaaei Liverpool via Queenstown r.
s,Sarship England Br). Liverpool via queens
Steamship Main CUerl Rechnann. Bremen VIA south~mp
' si.9mrnip BOLIVIA orb Small Ga-rcw. Henderson Bros
ste1'shP ,. ~ i+srm ss, p''' '-''''''''"
Hss.,i5io co pa rs Nassau y. r. Murrsy 3 CO.
picain,ip Cy q" toUston Drenns' hcy "'Ht ana "a'es
~" Sisauship Nea ORLEANS, Dearborn, New orleans CLARK
sieaashp Morgan city. Reed, New orleans chas A whit
st'ar,lp Iaenlo Hazard sayangn& & w. r. .o Garr'0p w
oSp'h'p ienciqcror Jones. morchcad Cty and Whining
'o M ,.T II Ola DoniSn walker Norfolk city Point and
pic',ao,ti, od Domhiol steamship CO.
s.eaiusAip john GiDsOL Cmch'i, "e'iS't"" - - j. L.
h-d hslsarsp Ann I.,a ncaras r.iaelpea, Jas Hand
sleiHsh!" Hc Ni'nr, l'"i',,' ',,'; @ H. l , Ignro
StsSh5 S4ac Goudey ORB Bent Bdstol Elr. Boyd c
iElp j5h Bryce, Morse s. John y b. " r. Grace & Co.
Bar, pefFle boy ,nr, n csIc. AJcoer' bowling Arch
Bai vlcor tNcr) waafe Queenstown Falmouth or Fly
rr X.t@ Sor, kn.scu Falmouth Tor orders
~ oirena utal) Ge.tclota. CorL Falmouth f'r o
u El,o Ge,,A O.. NAH watnforl Jls. Henry my .c,
bat. A4duruB (hr,) i,I, hui"ciI ~. 1H'"t' q. q.
HaL CorsLuti tNorJ Nn,pssn. .otted'l' Fnneh' hdye
Bar. po:!s Geries GerJ Nlercr rig Punch Edye@ Co
ist s rnal. m 49, Aara tDaS pai' 81 Ihoals fel
isnn e. 20
Uilug r
I.arh 4. L.. Geroyar. siumons Matau7Js Jhi. Henry.
AAnp I,r tiiT r. rtys 81 "a, Jbs n 'oicn
tai. Liza BASS or. \-.e, hamitoh L'I"Hi'' "A H.
Tu,ltr
Iri. Alfr A. inklry ooFk, Falmouth ol al mouth ior
dcrs j. a. ntnchcStri q -"
I4lg ANNE GanlueI Ha,rntr. Garbaocs Dwight x Plat
Iuc Gen lfp.,r natGt.o Dsliei 1riW.'ti i'gc IS Go.
bTIe G,ugrt uctti,t UUGit GnGIna a son, a Loud
scr AAug. Nct.rtdy tIIdld bolivar 600. W Dll"tt
scl is'ie % v'r. rnnrli "A, Gy'H A. N'"ss W 60 q 60,
ScI Aue. Oa. cis a RI al .ldte, MAiici Say
s.h' Anna ". C"iias. CoIiHs, Ja'weA h"St A. j. ch'
bug ., 90.
S,h uIrcian Bend Br GVdfrey. Hant'port n. &. J. r.
Mh,taty * 90.
s,Dr Jul Floyd Gaskins Georgetown and Pot Blud,
g., h. II. Emtlut
sem B H. Hazard. Rowland, Georgetown, :. O., Bentley
Gii..rts q 20.
schT AdniraL Steenln Charleston Bentley Giersloeye
a
sem Trade Wind Bryant Iticlmond. Slaght a. Petty'
SCAl Av.c.i, itiTy, I,.IlnUrc Wm. CHAIN Is.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-05
pASSENGER.S SAILED.

FOR LIvERPOoI--Ln steamship Csitc, June 81. I IL
M T ss; Iog29 3T + 0g gdrn m p PS. asGn %sa M
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