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OFFICER John Holland Assaulted
+ and BADLY beaten.

About half-past Il O'Clock this morn
ing Oficers Holland and Klingler we're
patrolling In Bucktown, near Sixth and
Culvert streets, when they came across
three boisterous men. AS they would
not be quiet the officers determined to
arrest them. Holland took one man and
Klingler another, the third escaping,
Holland was about halt square ahead
of his partner, when the third man
lsneaked up behind Holland, snatched
his mace, and Knocked him down. The
two then pounded their victim with the
mace and powders. After be atlng him
iseveYeiy they fled. DR.. Dunlap was
called, and found Holland bleeding and
badly hurt. He had a,lorg, ugly cut on
the back OF his head. another on his fore
head, all the teeth in the right side OF
his mouth Knocked out and the left jaw
bone broken and spllntered in two'
places.
Holland is so badly used UP that it is
feared his wounds may prove fatal.
The man arrested by KFingIer also
escaped, and none OF the roughs were
recognized. Holland was eErried 70 his
home, on the corner of Broadway and
Harrison street.
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/ 0ILS-There 10 avery quiet and easy market
for llnseed oil, with 0nsfislg5A at bba59c per
g1slions for prime. EhereIs hSts a ifmttea de-
mand, for, lard oil, and, extrascnrrept make "
leum Is seliinGs ats 1sAs4os pesr RaliokAp with
h F0Pn.f0 0EB- Tisere~ rs hrmp marReti for
pgine. to choice pesehblewss with moderate.
offerings at 40a45e per ba- Inferigr gra4es are
plentiful anI ,iulr aud quoted 2ia55e Der bu.
Il POU LTRY-Fns receipts are larger and
the mafkess IB.easteFs feFhgss oiIickeas.l which
are ceiling at .s4a4 90 fer old. aRd $sa2 10 for
young Der d0zen-
I RICE.-The demand is moderate. with a
steady markets We quote: Carolina 1a71zc,
louisiana, 6IsaEc, and RaugooH 5a6b<e peelb.
L SAsLT--fhei market voAtinnessi qhieti and
steady at previous prices, Domestic islworth
81 d per bal. aLd 25c per bn, on ARRIVAL. Turks
Island ia, held ut 40c per bu. Liverpool coarse
isquoted 81 45srt 5eiper sack.
StsED4-Prime fax seed isi ga0tedS1 20ai %
per ItE, wish moderate demand. Hungarian 8
wort n 75e per bu.l German millet sells at 90cl
N per bu. Clover and timothy are nominal
l. SUGAR - There is u moderate demani,
MANLY cone umptfve, at previous prices. We
quotes New Orleans 9a9c,4 yellow re-
lined 9a9Acy extra "Cn l0aiJJsc. OBJ
white 101s 1saihMc, and 'sA'' white luk kal1kc per
lb; hard il. W orth lie Cor pow deret or granue
lated anu Hkal1b We for cfushea per ID.
Il TALLOW-lneren mas been no change, and
the demand Is moderate at nc for prime city,
and "a; for country peflbs
Il TOBACCO-The offerings at. auction yester.
| day were u hhds and boxes at the following
prices: 81 4nhts Mason County, Ky. (District),
trash, lugs and leaf hhds old. / at SO Is, "a
at Si0a14 rs. az $t5afG rs, at $21 70, and hhds
new at 81, 50 W, Sil 25 and st2 iihds old Brown
County. Ohio (Distrct)-6 hhds at sil 5talS 10.
| . at $f5alS50 "a hhds new Pendleton County,
Ky. Dfstrict) = hhls at So 20aj 95 8 at ,6 40a
2 50, 8 at 50 l0iS ~, and at si9 boxes new
| IIWest Virginia at$1 81, $50 and $92o.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-20
ChildreIi,s Home FestiyaaF.

The annual festival Of the Chlldren's
Home will take place next Thursday.
Dinner will be served from Il to 8
O'Clock. The sale Of fancy articles and
refreshments will continue till 10 p. NJ.
The FESTIVAL is under contrul of The fol-
lowing Board or Lady Managers: Mrs.
John T. Bateman, Miss Mary Rawson,
Mrs. B. f. Brannan, Mrs. George. D..
Smith, Mrs. George II. Dean, Mrs. Il. b.
Marsh, Miss j ane Ii. Warder. Mrs. sam
uel U. Tatum, Mrs. George Fox. Mrs.
Brooks Johnson Mrs. N. D. Bushs Mrs.
S. S. Fisher, Mrs. Benjamin Bruce, Miss
Priscilla Jones, Mrs. Lirz' Anderson,
jr., Mrs. Joseph Andrews, Mrs. John
Lawson, Mrs. DR.. Murphy. s.
Provisions, fancy articfes, flowers and
plants for the occasion are respectfully
solicited to be sent TO the Home by
Thursday morning.
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r EGAL. = superior Court of Cincinnatf.--
Il Henry Pike, s. M. Barrett and II. Dole,
late partners as Pike. Bsrrett d Dole, plain--
tfffs against E w. Frankie. Boetm and s.. G.
Boehm, partners as Fraak, Boehm q. Co., de-
fendanls, and Elias Block, and Elias Block.
Louis Block, I. I. Mack, and Simon Block,
partners as Elias Block Il Company, garnishee.
II w. Franz. g. Boehm AMI 8. G. Boehm,
partners as Frank, BOehm Il Co., defendants
will take notice thaton the 24th day Of 0ccem-
Der, A. d. 1875, Henry Pike, s. NJ Barrett and
e. Dole, partners as Pike, Barrett " Isc g,
plaintiffs, aled their petition in the Superior
Coart Of Cincinnati, in the County OF Hauil-
ton, anu -tate Of Ohio, the OBJECT and prayer
Of which is that said plaintiffs recover of said
defendants the sum Of seven hundred dollars
and eighty Two cents, with interest from the
16sn day Of December, A. ID. 1873. upon an ac-
ceptanee Of said defendants for $1U ", dated
August l6, 1875, that an order OF attachment
has been issued in said action. and Ella, Block,
and Elias Block, Louis Block, l. l. Mack aad
simon Block, partners as Elias Block b Com
pany, have been made garnishees.
Said defendants are requireu TO answer on OF
before the 1st day Of July, A. ID. 1876
STALLO & KlTTREDGE,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Dated April 28, fS78. ap2J-6tS
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----'--''---'7'--'s-' . . =
GOLDEN JUBILEE.
PreparatfoMs for the rr0cessiOn
Completed.

A general meeting was held yesterday
evening at the Cathedral. A dispatch
from London,f Ohio, announced that the
Knights Of st. lPatricE, Columbus; Cath
olic Benevolent Total Abstinence, Lon.
don, and Congregation, headed by the
Columbus Arsenal (tormerly Newport)
Band, will reach Pluni-stfeet Depot at
II Al. M.
Col. R. NJ. Moore sent in $25 to enliven
the PROCESSION by music. A vote OF
thanks wars gwen to tile Colonel.
A resolution was passed inviting the
societies OF Newport, Covington, Hud-
low, Dayton and Bellevue.
The Chair announced the following
Reception Committees:
Cincinnati, Hamilton g Dayton Rail
road, Sixth and Hoadly-Anton Lang,
b. J. Little, John Mdlyey, IA. Waldron,
w, j. Muivfhiif. ~
Marietta Depot, Pearl and Plum
Michael Costello, John Hagefty, James
VHalloren, Hugh Hurley, Charles
Doherty.
Little Miami Acknowledgment Arm
strong, Edward U'Donnei, M. Malvihill,
Mulachy Kelly, John Norton.
Ohio q Missfppi Depot-Dan. Crab,
Robert Quinn, Patrick O'BrieH, James
GurreD, Burt Canton.
All o6nIpahies, societies and oongre-
cations will 'report at their respective
Positions, as above indicated, at 1
O'Clock. The column will move at z
O'Clock, sharp. ,a..s..t.... ...,ssi II
The procession will form as follows:
First Division will form ON Sycamore
street, its right resting on Seventh
|street, displaying gnorthwardly.
Second Division will form on Court
street, rs right resting on Sycamore
street, displaying east to Broadway,
thence soutAwardly on broadway
Third Division will form on Court
street, its right resting on Sycamore
street, display ing westwardiy.
Fourth Division will form. on Race
Istreet, its right resting on Court street,
displaying northwardly. 3 i@4gE
Fifth Division will form on Ninth
street, Its right resting ON Sycamore
street, displaying westwardlys ff fS
I Sixth Division win form on Eighth
street, its right resting on Sycamore
street, displaying westwardiy.
Seventh Division will form ou5eventb
street, it's right resting on Main street
displaying westwardly. Esa
Eighth Division will form on Sixth
street, its right resting on Main street
fdisplaying westwardly.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-20

Clear this morning and weather warm and
close. ThermOmeter73 deg. az O'CLOCK. and
wind southeast. Minimum temperature last
night 6s deg The river is about stationary
with ID feet 9 inches in the enamel. Busi-
ness fair along the Levee to-aay. Aconsider
able quantity Of freight is Offering, sufficient
to afford fair trips TO the usual number Of Sat-
ufday packets.
special to the star.
PIrTsBURG. May 20 -s:Ue A, M.-River fall
ing with feet. Weather clear, Thermometer
I'd Heavy rains last night Wind east
The Ashland arrived from the Arkansas
River yesterday afternoon. She made the
round trip from here in twenty days, includ-
ing al stoppages.
The Sandy NO. 2 came in from Evansville
last evening well laden. She returns to-day
ats z. Nj.
The Fanchon leaves at o'clock this after
noon on observation-disclosures PomerUy in place Of
the ST. james. The city OF Portsmouth goes to
Chilo at 4 z. M. ~ tN
/ The Potpnlac departed for Portsmouth at
noon to-day with moderate trip.
The United States will be the regular mail
packet lof Louisville tonight.
The Era 70. is announced to start,for the
poets Of a faifstrip.
The Emma Graham is preparing for her re-
liturn To Wheetiny anu Pittsburg to-day, and
leaves punctuaily at b L. M.
| The James ID. Parker is receiving literally,
| ana will have good start for Memphis this
evening.
| The Golden Rule is fast receiving her cargo,
and will be i'll reatilness for New Orleans at
| O'Clock this afternoon.
| The Madison packet Ben. Franklin is at the
landing loauing fUr her return trip, aud Ieaves
| promptly at . L. M.
The julia No. will be ready to return to the
Kanawha River day, leavln at O'Clock.
The Bostona arrived from Huntington with
|. affair trip, and Will return this sfGernoon at
io'clJck a.4
| ONE thirty eight or forty boats, with coal
tows, amounting In the aggregate to five
million Dusnels, haye left PiLtsburg for Gin
lcinnati within the. past two VI three days.
/ rhe Cherokee from New Orleans will be
| There this AFTERNOON. The &. b. Church, from
New . leans, will arrive tonight or to-mor-
row morning.
The Uhas Morgan passed down from Mem
phis at 4 Z. Nj yesterday for New Orleans with
| Il fiiIc trip.
The vint Shinlcle left Memphis for Cincin-
natl last evening with fair trip. The Thomas
sherlock will arrive here tJ-night and return
| to New Orleans Tuesday next.
| The Kunawha is rising with feet inches
| in the channel at Charleston. The Kentucky
| is stationary with feet at Frankfort.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-20

ing. dismIsseds B. Repaer, cuttIns with intent
to woundy continued; William Heinb ook, OBJ
structing sidewalk. 81, tine remitted: sam9, re-
sisting ofliesrs, So, fine remltted; Lordelia
sliade afsls Josephine, RFpwns straet-waikin
~ days eachi George Wainright and I'D
ward Meyers, careless driving. dismissed;
Catherine Lain, malicious destruction OF pfop-
erty, dismissed; Henry Bosse. as -ault with
intents to- Kill, continued; Alberb rfLoeyH res
fusng to. paw toll, 81; Sam. Fierce, tifiefs con-
|tinaed;- WI. Demphis. entering q house with
intent to steal, contlnuei.
Drunk and isoiderly-H. Lagermann. dis
missed; BrtdgetsD Deckerish, disml sea; Frank.
Sappe, ~; Mollie Russell and August starr,
dismissed. Annie Bradford and John Mof-
riseys s. each; VIM. Thomas, dlsmissedi Henry
Meyers, $l0.
Pedt Larceny-Wm. Smith, $50; Rachel
Smith, dism ssed; James Alexander, 3U-S5 !;
Israel PaliaeKs John Williams Jos Brown
dismlssedj Mary Kile, issue exeentlons
| Assault and Battery+-lsalpif McCartou, two
charges, $3; Peter Quinn, $ls: Daniel Dono-
hue, '.is,nisseni John. Delp, continued; Martin
Morris continued: w Oonnefs, S5s
Vagrants-Delia Johnson, 30 days; John Nc
Hugh, S.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-20
FJRTY-FoURTH coNaREss..Ia SESSION
SENATE.


WASHINGTON, May 19.--Several bills OF
minor Importance were introduced and
referred, after which the Senate resumed
consideration OF the articles OF impeaeh-
ment with closed doors. At 4:45 legis-
lative business was RESUMED, and COM
munication WAS received from the Sec
retary of the Treasury inclosing report
OF the Director Of the Mint In answer to
q Senate resolution, showing the annual
product OF gold and silver in the United
states from 1S45 to 1876 inclusive, which
was ordered printed and to lie on the
table.
, HOUSE, et,s,s-s
WASHINGTON, May IA resolution
was offered BY the Chairman OF the
Ways and Means Committee Tor the final
adjournment Of this session OF Congress
on june II; referred. The Naval Ap-
preparation Bill was discussed In Com
mittee Of the Whole. At the evening
session the question OF aboiishfng all
Navy-yards except those at Brooklyn
and Mare Island was debated, but no.
action was taken on IL.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-20
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
ClNolNNATI. May 2O-2 z.

CINolENATI. May 20-2 T. M.
FLOUR-There is'not much activity and no
material change in the market. Fancy brands
are quoted So 25a7 50, and patent proc ess is
held as nigh as $SaS so per brl. Family ranges
Sc 1Ua5 60, and some fayorite brands bring IS ~
as 80 per bril- Extra is offered at 81 25a4 50, su-
iperinea S3 5Ua3 o., aud low grades s3a3 l5 per
br. Spring wheat -four sells at s5 00a5 81, and
choice lots are held as high vs. 81 per brl. Rye
flour is quoted 81 3Oa4 GU per brl.
WHEA f-There is moderate demand and
prices are steady. Good to prime red is held
at 81 l5al 25, and choice 25al 80 per bu. Good
to cnoice wheat 81 Sal 80 per bu.
OAFS-Are quiet ana easy Good to prime
sample on arrival are quoted s5a37e for mIxet,
ana B6 t4Oc for white. Some inferior lots on9red
ac 40t3s cper buand dull WI1te Iowa sold at
4fc per Du to-day.
BARLEY -rhere is little Or none oHering
and the inarketis nearly nomfnaL
C0ENAfhe markets. steady. With moderate
demand. Mixed is quoted 5la52c for ear, and
49a5Jc for shelled, per bu, on track. Sales OF
No. b snefied To-day at 4Je per bu. sa.
RYE-Demand li-ntand No. is Quoted 70
. MEsS pURK-There is q continued quiet
market. anu IL is quoted sao 75aa Oo per brl for
prime city,.
steam; ana it is quoted 12Hc per Id. City Kettle
held at l3al3Ac per lD
; BULK MEATS-phe market continues quiet
amt easy. Shoulders are quoteu 71sa7Ac, clear
RIB sides ioka1J7ic, anu clear siacs 1vssaie%c
per lib, all loose.
BA5oN-p phere isvery little doing. and the
market is easy. Packed is quoted SIC tor
shoulders, Ike for clear rib sides, and 1lXc
for clear sides pcrlD ougar-cured hams, l5a
iS%e per lib, aceortting 70 average, and nioder-
ate Jobbing demand.
COTTON Market quiet Prices are uu-
changed Sales to-day SS bates. z ceipts Al
bales; shipments % bales. stock 1854 bales.
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The Allirators.

The Alligator ExnlOiLion now in this
city is the finest ever brought to the
North. The collection, which 10. on it's
way to the Centennial, and stops over
for little rest, embraces, betweens two
and three hundred of ali sizes from the
egg and the animal just emerging from
the egg to the ferociousf old rusty back
of nearly two hundred summers. The
man in charge knowsall about his stock,
and there Can be more solid alligator in :
formatioiii gathereu in aslialf-hour
than a lifetime OF reading would imparL.
frney are acmisiIed on lfrhstreeu, west
of Plum
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-20

The National Christian Associa tion,
which is opposed to secret societtes,
will mold its eighth annual convention
in Chicago, June 20-22. The AssocIa-
tion has appointed June as a day Of
tasting and prayer pof che overthrow Of
secret societies, stumblingiblocks in the
way Of Chrisps cause ON earth. Those
who observe it are requested 10 remem-
Der especially the June Conveation in
prayer. Ali clergymen who consider
Freemasou.y an anti- Christian society
are requested to preach on THE relation,
as reyealed in the Bible, Of secret oatii-
bound societies to Christianity.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-20
The jubilee singers Of Nashville gave

recently q private concert AZ Cannon
street Hotel, London. Samuel Morley,
NJ. r., presided, who explained tine oB-
jects 6f the meeting-to make known to
the people Of London the Jubilee Sing
ers and the laudable efforts Uf the sing
ers aud their American friends. He said
after the singers accomplish their task
of raising an endowment Tor the Fisk
University they viii go as missionaries
to Africa. A subscription was started,
Mf. Morley heading it with $500.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-20

This is the month when the children
go into the woods after wild fl ,wers, and
break the best set OF white-hanuled
KNIVES by taking three Of them out to-
dig flowers With and losing tnem In the
Woous. They also leave Id the WOODS
tue little tin basket, one OF the best
Igoblets,a an old-Iashioned pie plate that
had been in the family thirty-eIght years,
tue oldest gfrl leaves her Botany, the
youngest boy eats q lot OF wild mush-
rooms and has to be turned wrong side
out TO save his life, the oldest boy climus
u shellbark hickory tree and III conse-
quence has to stay in the woods until
after dark and then come ampling home
sfdewfse, they afi catch terrific coius,
and bring nome somewhere less than
two busheIs OF Wild flowers, which die
the moment they afeput in the ground
and never revive again. #
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COUNTY ROAD NOTICE.

NJOTICE is hereby given that O petition will
LIN be presented to the Board Of County Conn
missioners, of Hamilton County, Ohio. at their
June session, A. ID. fS7h, praying to re- locate
County Road, in Anderson township In said
County, beginning at the Ohio River ON Jacob
Markley's farm, and running north to the Co.
lumbia & New Richmond Turnpike, thence
UP Five MIie Creek 70 w. III. Markley's, theuce
TO the Stone Church on said creek, thence TO-
the Brick Church on said creek, themes to-
j James Snyder's, thence to the OHIO Turnpikcl
the terminus Of said road.
my6-4tS A PETITIONER.
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LOCAL NEWS.
They Don,t Like II.

At the, last meeting of the Methodiss
Rev. Or. Muller presented
a resolution which was unanimously
adopted and, iudorsed by the Pfessyte-
rian Preachers Meeting. The; resolu-
zion states that the proposed procession
tomorrow in honor of Archbishop Pur-
cell, 10 in defiance Of the religious seui-
bnenLs OF the city and brings Dissertation
upon the ChristiaH Sabbath.
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Geia Is q little easieE to-day IL openei I'm,
" ALI street this morning az 1isK. and now,
sSanas &C Hxlf. t4eFe we quote IL i1gsx bnyinR
tI2Z.
There is affair demand for neuey, witkf atm
raj supply at tue usual dissoant rates Of te.J
8 9per cents
Eastern Exchange remains qliiet and steady
and at previous rates. Ii is worth par bagJng
and LILO prem. selling.
Sterling is still quoted at s.s8 to- 4.9J, gold,
with moderate demand.
There is a-mederate demand for Governments
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-20

The Prince Of Wales was given q mag
Bifcent reception in London last nighss
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BABB1Tr's SOAP.
LEGAL.

R1OTICE.-On the 10Th day of May, A. D..
IN 1876, the Probate Court Of Hamilton Coun-
ty. OHIO. declared the estate OF George G.
Blacknlan, deceased, to be probably insslyent.
Creditors are therefore required to present.
their claims against the estate to the umier--
signed for allowance, within six months from
the time above mentioned, or they will not. ha
entitled to payment. l. j. ALLEN,
Administrator, with the will annexed. of
George e. Blackman, deceased.
May 10, 1876 my2O-4tS.s
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eincim,saril HIve stock.

----1 CINUINNATIs May. ZU,--2 T. NJ.
The total receiuts and shipments Tor the
past "a hours were as follows:
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HOGS-bfarket steady, demand only mod
crate. We quote light weight 50 40a7 UO, anu
heavy 81 lUa7 rs per ceftaL No choice offer
ing. . s
CATTEE-Marketduil Eight sales to-day
at a rangeof 81 T5a5 25 per GENITAL for common
to good.
+ ShEEP-Quiet and steady. Common to good
are worth ~ 5da5 ~ per cehtal
The receipts and shipmeuts-of live stock in
this maflses for the Week ending o-day We're
as follows: r
Cattle Hogs. Sheep,
Reeejtjts 1875 6ly5 74S6
Shipments. ........... bO6 1857 eed2
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-20

/ The following is the ]: 80 P. NJ. report OF New
York Stock Market. as received. w Lea Stef-
rett Il Co.. rs W est Third street.
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xsgGI.-s '-'' - - - 6"b
W snoo"
Mrs: bsnaei, s the es.imapie wife OF Mr..
morning. MIS-. Bendel was quite a
young woman, though she had been con-
flned to her bed tor nearly two years.
she bore patiently her suffering, and
when the messenger 81 aeatn came az
last she passed peaceluuy away. sne
leaves = husDano ana tWo cniiaren 70
MouIn vne nv tves ., y. - ANY a"1 Ss Snsea y
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
THE CALKERs DISSATISFIED.

There was a prospect yesterday afternoon
that the threatened strike o. the shpwghts caers and
sparmakers would lie ayerted meeting OF the Calkers
sJcety va, held yesterday afternoon and about 800
members present. Opinion was divided as TO the
adyisoby of acce ting - 90 per day, and finally action
was postponed until meeting tomorrow evening.
Tho carpenters held meeting yesterday afternoon.
From 40 to persons present The question OF
accepting 50 80 day put "a vote, and carried by
about q two-thirds vote. The reduction ~ caused
mainly, 1t is stated by the competition with
suburban shipyards, where De hired
Al a much luwer rate. Some Of the men began
worh at - so yesterday, hut subsequently stopped.
firms paid II. several IL. Ia dock iOr repairs,
will he patched merely and ordered down, II the men
don't come There was very little excitement
yesterday IN the vicinity VI the docks.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
THE CHURCH or THE DISCIPLES.

meeting of the Board OF Trustees of the
Church OF the Disciples, at Madison and Forty tn
s was held At tho church last evening to consider
for relieving the church from debt. Russell Sige Judge
Loew Judge ncnry Hilton, and DR.. Ramsey members
OF the Board Julg Hilton chosen Chairman. The
debt OF tue church found 10 be Sl59,o00. aud com
mittes were appointed to what compromise, II any
con,d be m dc with the creditors. No dciue
were, oil upon. Another meotng OF the trustees
will probably DC held within a week.
The Rev. UeorRe H. Hcpworth, tue pastor, said last
nignt that the Indebtedness principally from tina
excess of the vi tho chren beyond the contract
prce t was contracted o. be built for $4,000, but the
actual cost was SIj0000 Mr. Hepworth expressed hope
that the church would 20 through tins erlsis sue
cessfnI " Tho Church of the Disciples, he said,
was of popular character AMI he had male II Ms nearly
as possible free onurch Pows which rented IN other
circbes Tor 400 $780, In hs church could be hired
for 500 In their creditors pressed them, the members OF
the church would have to dsbInd as he WAS not willing
preach In the church heavy rent had TO be paid for
the building
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
BUSINESS EMBARRAsSMENTs.

The failure OF Henry Rosenthal. q dealer in
brushes 257 Pearst, ID due mainly TO his iudOrse
ment ~ the Of A. O. Mandel varnish dealer, Of
No 257 Psarst, who failed about month His La
btes 10 S63,j5l o. and his nominal assets are
%366s6 So Several OF his creditors willing 70
promise. and negotiations are now pending for that pur
pose.
meeting oi the creditors OF samue Mayer, dealer In
hats, Of No $50 Broadway was held yesterday beiOre
gfster Isiiah 4. Williams at No. Warren-st. The
baIkiupt withdrew his proposal for compromise at o
per cent Tie total liabilities amount to $5O,o0O and the
assets are about 10000
Five assignments filed yesterday with the County
Clerk ~ follows: Adele Newman to Mann Malnus,
Cornelius j. Huntington to Charles r. LOokhdrdt James
A. Hunting and Raphael y. Earle tO JOha p. Fellows
James IL. Hunting TO John j. Fellows.