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ALTERING UP PACIFIC MAIL.
The Last Ruse ofthe Be.rs-An Old Claim e.
vtved-seizing the Properly.

When George Scott was Vice President
Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company he save
a commission to Henry Hart, now a broker in
San Francisco. TO sell out the japanese line at
certain figures. Kart. who had been a epecu-
iator in Wall street, went to Japan, and did his
beet to bring about the sale. The oficials Of
Pacific Mail claim that he did not succeed, but
that the bargain was finally consummated by
their own agent. a Mr. Center, who obtained
snmethine more than $4,000 for the steamships
In question
S,f. Hart had written contract with Scott,
and claimed that he had sold the steamers and
VAS entitled to bis commission. This claim was
disputed, and the money was not paid 10 him.
Hart went TO San Francisco and hypothetical
the claim with the late Mr.. Ralston, President
81 the Bank Of California, for several thous nd
dollars. and set up In business. Mr.. Ralston
some lime afterward committed suicide, and
the claim against the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company was found among his papers by the
administrators Of hts estate.
As the steamship Company refused to pay II
on the ground that Hart had not effected the
TO compel settlement by the executors, and yea
IN san Francisco was attached by order of court.
Announcement Of the seizure was obtained In
Wall street by kilograms from various parties In
San francisco. IL vs. generally believed that Jay
Gould had something to do with the proceed
iugr although various theories were preached.
Inc amount claimed by Hart Ia said TO be nbout
e20.upo.
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MONDAY. June 70 FLOUR, &c-There was
lest genera demand houf. ,ad prlccs showed more
Ur les weakness ana TTeguariiy. Ihe bids ior snip
plug ertrss were below mn we've Of boluert Rye Flour
dull Corn me ratb hrmeI We quote -Four. NJ. q, ~
Dbl ~ AussSlo enIernne state and NesL a. dOos
a 10; sUplng eItfa West stae. "a III gt5 ~
slrug Xxx AMI xxx, o. 2b,std4o Minnesota pat ME
9oyg IL - Western winter cunmon \, ~ hb6tt0 -
Xxx Hni NAA 90 2h0gfSHb. Southern shippirs o. ~
tG.1b do. hlgA sr4dcs, Sb30NtS.2d. Rye hour
eupe me STATE, " S5Gtt 10. Braid Inc corr ncal.
S. 36s 40.
CoITuN pott We're duh and price again l-l0c
over siits baI bao- IulgcAug uplanas, lst. Fuuros
lOc luNrT, and uty mod'rH nv active nttes
FL eun pai"s CLOSING VITA bIytrs at II Sb 81 for Jn
u "a SIC for Auru- IA Ss-i9C. for Scpt@mbrt =,
iOI ,tui"f, ii 2l-32C for NOvcmbrr ami Dc
htf. Liverpool Vac quoted lover al ossc for mddLug
u.iAngr.
fEovisleEs rors quiet. hut nm saitt go bbI- at
tli"W ~ 40 10, more active Tor tutuic delivery,
wa sHltt OF 2buu bhls niHAt al ais AusGtl hV mostly
the hgh"r price itf ou quiet and hunit al on tue tis
iVVglt>4c Tor Mehtern anu cry hong clear. but ~ lng
10 Soht extent Tor arryAi cut mats hthlhS
more Tree Lsrd nrip. GU tbr demand United siirs
400 ter al eli alsV,fll ~ Tor pTur CITY. sbu sl4Og
az 80 fpf western rtrsln For future delivery,
SEQ" tcs Al an 40 OF jay, ana b2 Skll 81
for August closing al inHidv pr zee. Dressed hugr,
7t4MhiAc butt'f and cheese quiet and Lnchane d.
Ffesh eggs. ihOa2lc. tor Western aud Slsie.
IhAIk Wneal uuli and heavy haiee bh.Dtn bnsh 1T
Wc@tl 10 Tor No chicago srTlng 9bc OH 20 for
era4rd hpriug IL l2stl IA Tor No. Chicago spring
foI No. sprlng ungrAded red winter Csc. Rye hold
VI re Tor prime Western with SONS renewal u export
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Under the call q States, Mr.. Kasson
(Hep D.. low a. Introduced JOINT resola pro
viding that when the two Houses adjourn IN
SATURDAY., the FIRST day Of July, II sbhL be "
meet n 10 O'Clock on Tues lay. July 4, at lnde-
peDdenre II all III Pbilad ~iphia there 20 consider
d iOint resuiui ion comfuem oratve OF the Cen
tenuiai anniversary Of American Independence.
Referred TO the Committee on the Centenni1.
The call Of States being concluded, Mr.. Neal
dem, OHIO Introduced biu providing for
the repeal OF the Resumption act, and moved
the previous question. A point OF order, raised
by MI. has- IA, MAS. after soue discussion. over.
ruled. The previous question VAS not seconded
~ 20 lVO, and OR. kaHsOn rising 10 deode IL
the bill went over undei ne rune.
Mr.. Randall DEM Pag IRON the Conference
Committee on the Legislative Appropriation
blll, reported ia 4 The committee Md teen un-
able u agree aud, on us motion, II rev COM
miltee We nppoinbed consisting Of 4iessrs. Ran-
dall, springer ~ Illinois and kss-on vi Iowa.
Mr.. Savage Dsm.. Ohio) moved To put on ITS
piAsage Till To repeal rho tnlrd section % the
u Emancipation act, out point Of order made by
Mr.. KassoD nbat preyIous notice lad not been
piveDl was sustained, ana t"e mOtion was n't
eAtertatDed.
Ar springer Dem, M offered a resolution
insuuetlnE ne Committee on bshkine sud Cur
Tehcy 10 report TO morrow bill 10 repeh tue
resunttlon act.
~. Denisou dep, WI interposed a motion TO
adjourn, vnich nOti0D was reJected W NV.
The IA TDing no ~ haylng expired hT, spTlDg-
er's resolution wspt over without aouon
MT BuekHer (3ep., MO.l chairman u the DIS
trci Committee, submitted the maj rity AMI
minority report VI sad committee Ia rofersnce
to the affairs Of the District 81 Columbia. Or
dered punLeI and rsc0Uinitted,
Mr. sampsop (kep., Iowa. mnyed 70 suspend
the rules auJ pass the JJlnt res luton suggest
e0 by tne Pres.deDt H. hi- u sage last week to
continue the appropriations for the Dexi hscdl
yer on the Same basis ~ tue Aplr"Dri ions Tor
the h-esl ysiF auout IA eHpiTe, III q re OF tho
failuTe u any u ne regular aDpropr ~ ION bllls
hetore the Isl ~ Juiy. The motion was reJoct-
ed ear b., NAYS ia party vote.
Ar. LuttTell Dem., Cal moved 10 suspend the
rules and adoW the resolution for the appoint
mert u a select Committee on Chinese jnlmi-
grafton, Rejected. Tue resolution WAS then
reforr d 10 the committee on Foreign Ana
An invitation To tue House to attend the 0ele-
bratiOn Of the Association Of The Oldest In.
h ibtaDts" Of Washington on the Fourth OF
July next Was presented aud referred 10 tue
Committed on the Centennial. Tue House then
adjourned.
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THE RACE TO CAPE MAY.
The America, thr Alarm, the Gracie. npd the
Arrow BsnetinE rse Ocean.

AfFuW bouftiuh tut Octhu
The third of the series of Centennial
yacht races was begun yesterday. The schoon-
ers America and Alarm and the sioops Arrow
and Oracle started. The course s from Buoy 8,
point Of Sandy Hook, to Cape May Lightshp,
and return TO Sandy Hook LirhtshipL Should
the committees boat be absent when the yachts
return. they IRE 10 take their own time when the
Lightship bears south west, ana pass within 900
YARDS. The race u sailed boat for boat. without
time allowance. and according TO the New York
Yacht Club sailing regulations. The yachts went
down on sunday night. when the tug Raymond
arrived with the Regatta Com mittee. the schoon
era were at anchor inside the point Of the
Hook. and the sioops were drifting hstlessly
Ia the near ofiine. Al about 7. NJ. slight
breeze from the eastward srranR Ut. anu the
sloops ran down TO the starting point, sided by
the obe tide, and crossed the line ~ foilo vs :
Oracle, l:lp;SO; Arraw, l2s:tS After masking a
sAort ftretch 10 the eastward on the starboard
tack. the Grncte went about and made long
leg down the jersey coast. Al 1:3s the Arrow
followed suit. Both had club topstils Get. he
Alarm. by a mistake, went 10 leeward ~ the
TUG, ana passed between her ana The striued
buoy Toe America misled by her exam le,
ica, 2;ia Both pnssei on the starbosrd tack.
the Alarm with main club topstail, md the
America with fore aud nan ji6 headed ones.
The Alarm for short distance increased hpv
lead. but the famous Amerios soon cam need
u do some Of that DointinG which astonsned
the Engii-hmen In 1851. At O'Clock she hAd
worked up on the Ala ms weal her quarter. and
had the weather gauge bv a half mile.
The yInOnd the returned ~ the CITY. When
lsst seen. both scAooBers we're stll 81 inding Of
shore. on the sane tack as when they started.
ami heading about east southeast. rue Amer
lea was tncu a mite to wind ward. The sloops
had some time before gone out of SIGHT When
sim iradrup, hut the Arrow mad appare mt ~ de-
creased the Gracie's lead somewhat.
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DIED.

cALLAGHAs.-At hi. residence, $50 East oth st.
Own yn. Ssls az Wat aged o. yesrs ~
FINCH On the e5th in1., at Newark. n. j.. Charles
Finch Of As" mSrs sr s,ss aged % yss5s
funeral from tue resae9se Of ms sister Ezn finea
in Noun; sapS s O'0''
Cincinnsii; Ohio papers please copy -
denne saa Pearl st. this city alter long illness LIS
Iie A. beloved daughter Of William and Elizabeth Us
Soiice of funeral hereafter
birth, in the sisf year of her age - ~
Rralves ami friends invited attend the funeral
fu ssa s.s at fasa'e SO' Grand st. brooklyn "
hATcH.-On Monday. June 20. Josiah Hatch, aged
Relatives and friends are invited to attend his tuner.
from o.. lais residence rs VSnaam st. On "Wednesday
HAMILToN.-on June %, Thomas p, only child o.
Funeral on tuesday. e7th lust, Al z O'Clock p N.
from the residence VI his parents SO Bright st. Jesei
MoEAHAE.-on Monday. Inne 20. Ann Mopahan,
Non sphsn, Ireland. IL the 18th year Of her age.
The relatives ana friends o. the family are respect
dence. Centre Market place, on Wednesday, at
MciLRRTH.-on the 10th inst. Eliza McIlreth. aged
oeyears.
Funeral from the residence of her daughter IL
Auslphi g., brooklyn IN Wednesday, AT 81. NJ.
LEBANON LouaE' No. l9i, F.AsD A M.-sunnoSsf
cis comIsn cal Of me Lodge g. be hea on Wa
Tor na m w. ses aT he
our late worthy brother Valenine MACK BY order o.
Il ESrisr CHAPTER No 10, X 4. !" compsnios.
f.q are hereby summoned 10 attend a specsl eonyo
and i1vlngton g., on "Wednesday. at 1880 o'clocS
siar Tor IN purpose ~ paving ne Lac. saa tribute
K is .S '0'+D' OD FL FL NRToRp d. PIi
trassNnp pSsloS No. ilo. $. Of IA spec
mee,Sg o. Ie ap%r ngs,oa wiz be geo in tne VAL
20 attend ths runGrl u tg wife Of Bro j A. fauKn,r
fIoni nor late resdnce Sl3 BoHery SISTER Divisions
IT, i. WEISS. K MALCOLM SMITH, wP.
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The InsuraDoe Men Leckiaa the stable Door
Prior 10 the Esoape Of the Horse.

The fire insurance companies of the city
met IA convention yesterday to disc uss the beet
means Of projecting property and life from ire
aud accident Oh the Centennial Fourth.
Mr.. Croweil, Chairman Of the Fire Patrol Com
mittee, called the meeting to order. e In view"
said he, " of the extraordinary demonstrations
that are to be made IN the celebration OF our
Cent nail anniversary, II ID necessary that we
should quart against such accidents by fire az
our cltizvns, IN toe sxooerduee VI their patriot
ism, may OCCASION.
Rss0lutions were then adopted for doubling
tue force, aud for placing "A TEN porary patrol "a
The helghhOrhOod Of Ninety fourth street Tor
work Ia YOrAyllle and Harlem. Toe mem bers
Of the committee Will also give their per-
sonal aitentsOn 10 the safety oil the city duripg
the day.
The following. which was passed, is interest
ing-to policy holders:
Kesoired, That the underwriters here rcprosented will
consent " tue display u fireworks wlthln upon
bullalng, Wi tney grant permission 10 iilui
nhte pnbhc % private budiuHs except ~ the following
I1y gas fixtures when the hghts are AZ least twelve
riches removed from wood work, aud curtains,
h.uling or drapery are turIeuded within reach vi the
hgts
candles taper secured ~ metal fateuLnRa and sus-
pendcd tc uttide Of the lng al leas eighteen
iucnes flOm all wood wore, anu beyond the reach Of
Ouutius
CAudltr secured az irLu fastening. by ard,
hpcrH, olive Oh lu met j cups, the lanterns TO he
placed upon st. or iron window eillh AZ least elk
iuc wood wOrk The boxes o Oe hlied VAN sad
mat abupply Of WAGER aud responsb,c parry sha be
stationed w every huoI.
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sP0RT ON THE HUDSON,
SLOW Breeses and Several Fouls far the Hut-
con River Yacht Cipb.

~ FttNtE nc - Atuos
Favorable ss yesterday may have been
for other sports u certainly was not go for yacht
inr. as the crows Of the nineteen yachts entered
for the Union Regatta OF the Hudson River
Yacht Club found TO their sorrow. The con-
test IVES open 70 all yachts. which were divided
into three classes those OF IS feet and over in
Ieneth on the water line, those OF between 70
and rs feet. and those under 20 feet The prizes
were three elegantly designed gold medals, one
for each class. The course was from stake
boat OF the club house, at Scvenueth street, to
and around boat on Pleasant Valley, back past
the club house to and around a stakeooat of
weohawken. and return to the club house. this
course to be sailed over twice. distance OF
twenty mites.
The Gun was fred AZ 10 o'clock and minutes,
and the little neet crossed the line IN the follow
ysoo%sn 4onsS s. and i Mars Aleu- ia rioars
boy and Fnulton. 113B; Gussie md Ella, LA I;
II. II. Holmes and Clara e. 1;l430 Annie L.
and Onward. liza Bessins: El6:Se; Artfui
Vision, 1000; the Skip jack az l:lo. The Tie
WAS slack hood. and what breeze there
was was direct Aft so thai. with main
booms TO starboard and jlbs doomed out
like fosk of sea birds. Turning the irs' stake
boat In banch a number ~ fonl- occurred
which caused long and horce discussions long
after the race. Ahea this irst turn the wind
died out 80 completely that, until four o'clock.
the race was drifting match; ~ that time "A
LIGHT breeze from the southward c1abied the
Artfni Dodger 70 pick up the Eureka, ~hieh
had hitherto led the chase and Ike first place,
when she held to tho hn,sh. coming in nrsf OF
her class AMI the fleet at e:9:30 the ireka Hnd
Tough we're victors 10 the nfst and thiTd ylasses
rected time Of ali BOATS that did not Withdraw
IN disgust before the flnish
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BY X. " Pierce. N. D.. Author Of ." The Peoples Ia
mon Sense hediCal Adviser .

u W. y I
mon sense hedicaI Adviser"
A healthy liver secretes each DAY about two
anu nan Uounds ~ bile winch cohtaius great
amount % waste mat criui taken from the nuod Mhtn
nate th~ vac, Hmuunt u nUxOuf substance winch,
therefore. REMAINS " hliaon Tie n.od aud be con
seyS ,lt 70 eas'g par Oh lhs ysh nns mus " the
10y each uay two aud hah pounGs oi isour hat1re
tries to WORK On the poison through other chan,es
orRsns become overdaxed iu psrfOrm this iahor ~
addition 80 their natural func;iuns, aud cannot long
vlslity, L. unduiy stimulated by the unhcatny hood
which passes a. II from the heart aud II tails per
pOisoning, ich dunucs, headache lncapsci'y 10
ke'p tie mud "r any suUJeci uulalrmat VI memory,
ana lrrltaphtl OF temper The blood ltsch Ueing dis
cased - II forms tue sweat upon the ~ The
AKIN II 90 Irritating Aud poisonous that It produces
dhcVlOfed JrVWn bpUlHs pllpns OlOtcuOt, AND Olhtf
eiurtloht, Sore. bulle Clrhuncas. and scrufu.
tunort The stomach, GOV eIs. aud other organs can
trUapt becoming afiec eli neT OF later aud we
have, tue 1, snscnoAs pAes, drOpsy dyspep
ia ana diaIfluA. q her eyuiptoms are oUnlun Dit
Ter OF had lAsr IA lt mouth IA tfhNl heal, pain
threat, hipunag OF stomach, PAIN IN eiGrh about
shulneIs or OAK co da'ss OF ,Ktriuiilcs. &c, a.
preseut 40 any care AZ Que une. The liver belns tue
great dcpuraing Or houdc ,cuAslhS ufsan ut the .
ten, st this great "hous'krrP,r Of or hesth al
MV.ki ahu tht inuI curullpus when Eehdcr m the
blood, 80 iVi out were, tic useiucrl Of 1i+ sre
Fadnaiy .Ape "a RON the sysem foI itN purpose
aosts dalli II D. pitrc = ple.h.l Iaigilyt p,lrA,
are pr,eilIebil, hr uriclt tdod. They .uTt every
kim % huuui rom TAG worsi scrOiuh Il. the tomuuh
hed uH1r their mighty carauVr lunlcnVr. vlrulHut
blood pOisult that lurh ~ Ia sys'eui are ON tlem
1Onew what IrltrICteI u thc most tainted systems
insy be coDpietsiy renovated and built ~ En-.
als ds'ppelr uBdeT the nnucnoe VI the.e sIosi ~.
holitbth,- Adt.
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Arm Y CHANCES.
A New Commandanf Tor West Painf and for
the Department NJ the south.

WASHINGTON, June S.-The following is
too iull text of the military order making MI
porlant changes In military divisions:
HEADQUARTERS OF TIE ARhY
ApJuIANT GENERAL's OFFICE.
80 NAstiISaToh, u. G., June "A, ls765
ice nora Order No. 81.
sued
.lsJor General j. NJ. sehoned viii relieve Col T.
H. hnger brcvrt hAJur-escncra. Superintendent OF
Ipv nitea States hiary Academy ~ West Point
New J ORR by the lst " september 1s10.
haJvttsen. Irwin AcDowcl 10 assigned 10 the com
mana OF the hi1tary Division Of the Facihc. place of
Majpr,en hchoneld ant viii assume command July l..
X the Military DIVISION Ut the South 10 discontinue d.
ana tine Department of the south annexed 10 the D
VISION o. tnt Atlantic lbe state Of Alabama and the
posis u Kentucky aud 1ennes-ee lying wet of The
Tennessee river vii be embraced wiihn the depart
mcht II the Gulf The military pOstt on the Gun yeast
ia rtinont uf the south.
.. Go Thomas II. N,,fer Fourteenth Infantry. IS rs
hlgned 10 the command OF the Department # tue south
according 10 me nrcyet Of h0JuT General. The n, H
senior Colone, q. Penny packer hyteenth Infantry,
VII temporarily command the department until the
aTflvAI OF Ol. Ruger by command OF Gen sherman.
tsigntdl, u. u. TOWNSEND, AdJt-Gen.
Gen. Schoheld arrived here to-day, and started
for New FORK tonight.
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Transactions at the Exchange yesterday COM
priced foreclosure tale by A n. Muller son, one
plot b0HlG2r feet, Seventy second street.
roo feet OF First Is 500 sale pr operty
On Forty ninth street, adjourned to July on Boule.
Nard circle Eighth avenue aud siNty-nTei street,
JUS ~. hhCrln lid Bfuolnc htrt,r, ~ june e.
seventy -teEeuth street and Isuut Avenue, " JuD
On l3lri street ana mn RVenue, To jay 8.
slirs announce q TO-DAY AZ the Exchange are by r. H.
Ludlow TO-. aa.onrerS OF hOuse and lot, northeast
corner Of brOoine aud fuOmps on streeF.
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The Ares, Of n BauL,. secretary,

John G. Schwar.z, who was Secretary ~ the
Gsrmln Uptown Savings ban was arrested by DE-
tectyes O'Connor aud II lds, yesterday, AbdcT a
bepch warrant nom the District Attorueys ,nias Tho
cOmpalut was M .de by Gen. Herman Un TIE bank q
Itcelveg, Thai SCHWARTZ had enDekzeJ $4,000 o. the
banks money. The detectives searched PuughKrep,e,
Bound BROOK and many 9th places ana AT lehgtu
Uncovered SCHWARTZ ia Frauklin street. vlthlA a
stones throw OF the CITY prlson.
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SCOTCH RIFLEMEN.
The Competition for the Phila dciphIs Gem
teusial Team.

GLASGOW, June 9.-The competition for
the selection Of the Scotch team for the Inter-
natl Rifle Match In the United States was
resumed TODAY at Cow Glen. Tue weather was
generally favorable. During The firing AT the
SO and gu yards ranges there vas little wind
blowing, but the light was too strong, and some-
times riarng. When the men were at work at
1000 yards the wind was variable and difhcult
to gauge. As IN the former competitions. each
man nred fifteen shots at each OF the three
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I. brnce rstired from the contest. McKerral,
Campbell, Gilmour, burgess, smith, brewster.
Duncan. haclntyre, White and kelmAn did not
shoot on this occasion, their scores 10 previous
conventions showing thai the Oh ance OF their
finally being selected WAS hopeless. Clews and
Mclsaac were sick.
AfIer luncheon a meeting OF the Scotch small
bore mnrksmen was held. u. WhItelaw presided.
II Was unanimously agreed that Col. Macdonald,
Captain Of the Team, should tie empowered to
nominate TWO gentlemen 10 addition to TIE ten
Ilnn.
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AMEs- WILHELM. Thursday evening. jane "a
at the THIRTY nfth Street Presbyterian Church. 9Th
av by the Rev. Dr. Lampe. Agnes Wilhelm OF EastVu,
Pa, 10 MIR. Charles Anne. o; this city.
CORBETT-DOREMUs.- the residence Of The
bride June IA, by the Rev d. r. Ginbs, Martha W.
Doremus TO John Corbett, Jr.. all Of this city.
Philadeipna papers please copy.
CHASk-Hl DE.-Saturday, Jnne "a, By the Rev "
Potter, y. r., Leslie Chase 10 Eva NJ daughter Of j.
James Hyde ESQ
ArGHN Ou1-SwASEY. AT Hope Church. Yen
kcrs, June 81 nv The Rev Joseph May Frlnk G. Haug
won't to Margaret NILS. daugher OF y SwAsey VI D..
hHAEFF ER-HUSSE On W ednesday june Fl Al
the residence 81 the bride. 10y the Rev. j. d. Herr.
shaefer 10 Mary n Husecy.
TANLOR-C 0IALINS.-On June o. by the Rev Ge0,
II. HepWurth, TheO lore l.. Taylor of New YORK so
fanna Collins OF jersey city.
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ConrI CnIendnrn rn-nnx.

SUPREME CouHT- On AAinERs. Nos. a. 70. 81.
OK w. 100. ll2 "a ~ 40, 49, NO 226 2s 2SA Us,
2l2, 2l3 "a pt l. Sos 2lE, las, loh 1869 30,
1892 2u73 lb21 1870 1891 1901, 1900 OBJ l74J ldl
i?x7' So2 oO1 bog No., lt9 i72l isi5f, 1871 ~
Pert IlAos 2Ji S28, 1886 2iOs 1915. SSb oaS. lui
il3b 1857 1870 l9i 3Oi2 lO.oi8 IU 24o, i5tt, 12.
dSsn IL -ssn9rt neus,s NON as;e s<S 5lo1 2S5,
Slll, 2s7J lGAy Lii9 20ia eyoI ssgy, il 2l 2i7V,
1874 @yOo, 1901 2s0 3OoV 1851 1913 263i 5aS $50,
SlhS.
.kurERIoR oogRr-sPKcIAL TKRs-Case Cd, No, AL
No day calendar.
Coshos PLEAS EQUITY TEan.-Case on, No. "a,
No day e4lendar Parts l. anu Il.-AdJouTbod for tht
terIU Part liI.-NOs 2I21 1444, 1871,
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The success and popularity OF The new
Wilcox Il GIBBS Automatic sewing Machine
have tempted some OF its more rushing and
less serupuious competitors ~ Try aDd steal ts
thunder. The public cannot, therefore, be too
strongly cautioned that the new Wilcox a
Gibbs Automatic Is the only machine IN the
world with tension requiring no change what
ever Tor any thickness Of material 85s Broad
way, corner Of Bond street, New York.-Adv.
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Lave stock Market.

NEW YORK. Monday June 26.-Receipts Of
eeeyes were 200 car loads t2S6 head making pbss
Tor the week, against 100 week, aud Slst for The
corresponding week last year. Among the OFFERINGS
were number OF ar loads OF ordinary good ers
sna we average quality was scarcely up TO mednm.
INC demand was very moderate, the supply large, and
WIN the depressing Influence OF unconmonly hot
,ne market dfooped ana closed weak at about
extra steers were sold at 10kc ~ TO dress Of D. 10
INC gross ewt and i0llc to liress % rs out.
sac prce for strictly prime lots while large number
or meaiun nnd fair steers were sold at sh@ec n.
Receipts of calves ga head making am for the
week against 1888 for the previous week The supply
hno demand were equal, and fair business trans
acted 81 sustained prices, at 5dSc n. for poor 10
prime veas. an 46tAc. for buttermiik calvee.
Receipts OF sheep ana lambs Al car Ioads, OF
sIel head making gose for the week against 1881
s-t week sheep were extremely dull rfth slow
~ t9or. p. Lambs were quiet az 6epgc IA few
OF ine best Kentucky steers goi0g ut yi,sp1sc n.
receipts nf hogs were 80 car loads. b63S head
mahlng "a S for the week, against 1902 veeg.
lar LOAD o. fst Ohlo cornfed hogs 2s7 ne average,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-27

The following were to-day elected Director OF III,
Michigau CenlrRl Railroad Company Samuel Sloan
huses TAYLOR, George p 1alman, john Actor. lAass
Bril August BE mont, Nathaniel 1uayeT FREDERICK
biliinR-, and I.osWe ell &. RoletOn.
The gross elrinnHs Of tae road for the mi
MAJ 81 o. sbuNA the Operating ekpe nses FOL
tut same peTlUu tsol2 .sO1,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-27

Henry MJrkstein, d dry goods dealer, nnd
Juhus Nichols, haroer OF Grove street Jrrsey CHy
arrested yesterday charge o causing the death
Of Louis BuChn, by htTlkidg aim on tue heai wlth
beer klas. Toe assault N drunkGB roy an JACOB
hagnGJs saloon ia Grove street,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-27

Harry NJ. Hunter. the student who wns acci-
dentaly shot 10 tn head by acOmpanioD al the Free
hold, y. H., Institute, months ago, hat roo0i,Ttd
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