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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-24
Contents OF the wesLiy sun.
THE WEEKLY SUN published this morning con-


secretary Robcson's Gullt-Corruption Unearthed by
the Committee on Naval Afairs-A Poor Man suddenly
Rich some Very Profitable Contracts with the Score.
tiri Of the Navy -RubrsOn's Bank Account MS De
poslls for Single Month Money from the Cattels ;
Changes In the Ihuintt-NOnn itlUns that Surprised all
but thc Cameron Gang VINO Succeed lAtt, PicrrtpOht
ana Sclencki the adjournment OF Congress TIE
ID mocrats' Proposition The State Conventiuns-Ihe
PrenminAry Work OF the Presidential StTugg The
llcuns- KENTUCKY aud Kan as IN III Fcid-Other Con
yenuons Too GrrenDack PRry-1heIr ~ torn aud
CAndl ate; Plymouth CnurCh kKDelling Henry Bowen
"A flnal Protest Disregardrd-What the Accused
Member sass ABOUT IL A Mon IN Constantlnopie-rhe
CITY rracuca ~ IN the Hands Of Fsnaucal Mussnnans
Attitude ~ tne ureat kurupran Powers The PUN
dered Freedmen How their Savings Nere Used by a
Imeling -lnYHugntlng tne Condition OF The
FRI ednAn's hank The lielk lap Case-When n Vote
may Oc Expected och rnck Conered- WHAT COnvicts
Inn un ess Explained AM What Cdntt be Explained ;
Toe Dtmucrhtlc Candidate tor PresluGut-Mr hdeu's
strength ara his Weakuess PennsyyaniI shacklcd-
Bouhd Down by klug Democrats and Republ cans-
nesiy To feulans and Communists lseiusoi CunIuO
dute Na4derblips Properly the Manly SPORTS OF Ne
ysda Improvement, IA French Agriculture The
PhAdellhlt Fair whaling on Long Island Non, rs
Of New books Tue Prusslans IA Germany lhr Lat
est IeleRraDnlc News Ladies department Notes ON
Aruc.es and Agricultural Matters Story-Manneken !
fihani lAl lntciilKehCe aud MdrActs
Tax WEEKLY sun contains a co nplets eptoms Of the
OF the from all parts Of the United States
and the American continent, Copies wrappers ready
for mailing to the old oounIry may be mad at the
Of our publication onee. Price four cents. For SAFE
BY all news dealers In CITY AMI country.
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AnIron BARI sum- by Ice.

QUEBEC, May 70 John Galway, master OF the
ron bark a Of scsrboro, reports his ship struck a
piece Of Ice the 10Th inst- which burst the pates
forward drove Ia the port and In nyn minutes
the tore CON Ttment hled vi water The ship at
once seled down two or hTee feet oy the mead. the
tho pumps ~ elve inrhrs hour. At
midnight he left the snip, with al. and LOOK to
the boats He went board again at daylight and set
ha left her Ggan. sne sank At A NJ. He WAS picked
up " the sup Bruce, aud. after REMAINING there ave
days was transferred 10 the steamship aUAlsaAe. and
ATIly Cd here to-daI,
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To THE EDITOR Oh The SUN Str: In The
5us OF this morning there is gwen what the reader
would suppose 10 be synopsis OF sermon preache ed
Yesterday on tue occasion Of the twenty th
sary of the New England Congregational Church of
BrooKlyn. T.. d., formerly Willisnsburgh. Inasmuch
as the statements make by the reporter were neither
maze nor lmplud In tue dscourse except regards
the order IN winch the successive pastors served and
whittier they went from Us, Deg you 10 relieve
from All responsibility tor statements relative to the
causes OF their leaving. Your truly,
john III. LOCKWOOD,
May ~.
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state ponds were quiet but steady with OF Louis.
lana -, consolidated, Al b61e Missouri D., HannDnl
and ST Joseph issue, 1850. lO44 anu Tennessee ds,
new, " tS9. Bank OF Republic shares brought 1880
80 aud Metropolitan. l2uia. Railroad securities were
nrm. The principal transactions we're rs follows; lie.
nigh and W b. con, g24tyl s@pl.s Mil and ST. r. con
= l., 81 enc. anu NorthNestein con, lU1i.alU2l
CHIC and Norihw.s,ern con, C. & b., 9sss di3 Erie
= M, lu2A IRE 30 IN, lU2ANlO2l9 trntral pacinc
Is NJ, a. aud oregon branch, p34 y. \. Central os
lhsS, lol% ono and Mis-. eds ios Morris and rs,
CCen,rai ls!s' % MIG, southern :. T., lode j.
Warren X. H. I'd m, lOd Mcn, Central -. 100; Onio
anu Miss I'd m n Cent. Pacific Lat M. San Joaqu u
branch, viA Western Pac.hc bds., g'is L. Pacuc Il.
Il lst M. lO3a To-. anu WABASH Let H., byas 81.
Luuis and lion Mountain, lOlA
Inc opening, nixEcst. lowest and A. "A. closing
prices Of stocks to-day were.
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- =, NJ oGhr CHAMBERS. Nos. n. %, re. So,
o. Ia V ~ 40. ~, l1.. l4O li3 lii liv ~ lIS
- 'a3 81 ~, ~ lgl iys ~, ~, ~, ~, IA,
! q IN n4' e. ~ l6i, 1872, 1888, ls4, 1856, 1850,
lo ~ 1'' a. lie calenGar VIII De called
2 IT, X. fHA- Nns, ~ l27, 1872, la4< 1853, 1o2,
"a D., 49, ~ 40, l231a, l5l ~, ISo 10 ~
5l ai ~ TEN Adjourned until Thur.day. Nav e.
o u4 rI N asne iai calendar. rtft II. Clse
rs % 1857 5,,L ',, 81. soJ, JOl, ll27, H. d2l,
o. r5 '''' I4el j-j'4 1874, 10, 2sSs, 1879. 1887
~ i "a op gini, TmAL TEm Par. Nos. lol7,
~. l0h stt i4'' iyt lllJ ll33 1914, 2I3O. 40,
~. ll ls' w. ~ Hu27, mo. llz2, il23 il2s,
il1 IlN N ~ l,t lile, ilh2. 1859, I,sd lIO3, iOd
;, ~ - ~. lll9 ll7b, 1874, ss7. Part IL
D., ~ ~ ~ ~ 40, 40, 1905, 746, iI5s 464
: y, q ~ ''AAoS PLEA. -EeuIrY THRM.-Nos. "A,
s 10 i EF4 Parr Nos s6e,s 90. s5o 1900,
s.@ an al3. ,ti1 51g llGi, 2li5 l5xs, iO6 22sl
TX 5i3 -',;, stH 30jl, hi. 2ll7 2lls 2lib 2I5u
rs 1881 2.ti'' iiii 1898, 2OE. Part H. Nos,
gel S,a t' roi mob lS44, 242D 1872 1904 24lb
sl5< gl04 III" S1v 1870, 2t67, 2IbS 2lj9 Zoo 2IoI
-4o'' %lpu' &lCs, zlG9. 2l7O. 2I72 2i75
s'.d s,alss az zee policy IN company like the
Sll smonnt In s NVS iork IL better than 40 eQulya.
soieI i. s'r 10 goa. Gold may be stoIeu, but The
A w niAlI l0satOd funds Ada "''''''
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DIPPERS AND RUSH ERs,
Disgusting Practice which Has Become
Common in New England.

Common in New ENGLAND.
To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Str: In
two or three instances recently THE Sun has
contained references TO the Clippers" OF some
of the southwestern States. Eighteen or twenty
years ago medical gentleman Of talent and OBJ
servation published long and full account Of
thls vile practice among the women Of that
region IN the Boston Medical and Surgical
journal. lie showed that death even followed
as result. the pust-mortem examinations OF
the mucous mbrane of the stomach giving
lnumhltable evidence Of the actual presence Of
processes q digestion.
Ills. inns dirty aud pernicous habit Is practiced
neIeapouts under the name Of crushing" II Is
very cominOnj some do II quite openly. others
stealthiy, and deny IL. Some, upon being ac-
FUSED a o. u, say, 81 only rub my teeth with
shGn; me habit Is usually contracted AZ n mill
RIi, out IL continues into married life. and in
many instances works fearful havoc with the
hhe,yy9us, and finally the whole system. The
nholt, once contracted, seems az enticiDg TO its
votaries az dram drinking or opium eating. and
almost as destructive to health
u, . JAMES D. WHITNEY, NJ. ID.
PAwTUCKET, II. l., May 81, 1876,
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since New York has been favored with re-
tired Indian agent IN her Police Board special atten
ton has been paid the clothing OF police officers In
addition to the order prescribing eight Derby hats for
the Officers contractors name unknOwn) the Police
commissioners have ordered that instead of the ord
~ plated buttons that have so long been In use tue
pOnce shal yuy nre-gt goldplated buttons that are
ready Tor delivery IN the central Ofcc The cost 10
each pntfo,nan Will be niney.nvc cents. Every ser
geant VIII have to pay tl4O ana every Captain III 90
Ihe police are naturally asking who has the button
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Dom Pedro Interviewed.


After the crowd left yesterday, the
Grand Republic swung over to the East ST.
luis elevator and took on 1000 barrels OF flour
an 1000 sacks Of oats ana corn aud did not
get under way until after O'Clock. Dom Pedro
came out on the boiler deck quite unattended,
aud sat down among the passengers and en-
tered into conversation with any who cared to
talk with hlm. Among these were Capt. Dan.
&. Taylor, supervisor Meyer, Revenue Agent
Coloney Capt. Ihorwegan, aud Others. The
Emperor talks very bad English, and IL was
necessary To give very close attention TO his
words In order to follow the subject OF his
lie was very much pleased with the country,
ana IN conversation with Supervisor Meyer re-
"You have zee vera far countree-xat ees, zee
vera wide and zee vera long counlree."
Yes, sir, II Is great country, and am ex-
ccedingly glad you like IT,"
''Oh, ees, like HIM vera moch. He Is a vera
reech couhtree, an zee peoples he be 80 vera
wat YOU call actlf, gr-d- heat-m ike- monee.
An wees. mon Dieul zis ees a vera far-no,
mean vera CRATE countree."
- In what respects does Brazil compare with
the United StatesT' asked the Supervisor.
bra2ll, TOO, ees vera wide an "A vera long
counlree, an has zee big r,vair. Zee Amazon
ees vera moch widair Fan zee Meezeezippa. She
ees one hundred of re mile wide in ZONE
places Hut zee peoples Of Is azil DO badly scat
talt-oniy ten million IN Zee whole empire. You
hai forty million IN your cOuntree. Dee peoples
ia Brazil no not so actf. Day Ray too moch
,oym oy' ,el'm byF Your people zay to-day,
lo,uhy You cOmprenza mef"
feffecllS-perfeot You need emigration
to your country TO give II new life by com . l.
grafton to Brazil"
fees, wees, We need zee emigration zee Ger
man. NV people lole re German vera moch.
~ German he tie vera moch ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20
coffee anu 10 spice-oh, lie be vera welcome IN
my countrce.
The Dom dlscoursed In this strain for more
ihan two hours. lie was delighted with tue
magnificent steamer, and hoped the Am zon
would soon DO furnished with Just such boating
pal oes. lie emphatic ally deol rcd IL AS ms be-
iiei nat ~. LOUIS was destined 10 become tho
laading cry of the American continent.
lie retired about half past 10. rose at half past
., ana Tor more than an hour wrote letters.
Whiie he was writin1a maid served MIN coffee
lie Is delighted with tho quiet and unopserved
manner win whioh ne can lass his time on this
boa. Ma one bvthers MIN, hut all are ready 10
answer such questions as he seems iuciined 10
ask.
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NEW YoHK, Tuesday, May 2}-Receipts Of
Deeyes were IL car loads, 277 head brit Ot being
regular market day. there was trade and no change
~ the uctual condition Of the m,rSet or IN urIcee
good native beef sides. -'' W
Receipts OF calves were 400 head, part milk fed
veals and part buttermilk calves The supply wss
equal TO the demand and the market was very ame AZ
4l9p5c. = n. for butternilk calves '
receipts 81 sue and lambs 10 cars. CT 2IpB
head Tne demand was very moderate. and the m rket
closed dul ana inactive az unchangci prices Ordinary
70 prlms clipped sheep ranged from 5s to 69lc. n,
Receipts OF swine were 90 cars or 9G77 hogs None
Inn La MN
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IDIEII.

CONsrANTINE.-on sunday. May 81 Raymond Con-
etantine, sou ( y IN and Margaret Constantine.
fuends and relatives are Invited to atend the funeral
May -. al O'Clock
HUDsON--On Monday. May %. Ann Eliza Hudson,
aged - years
Relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral WCdn sdaN the 2tth
rst AT O'Clock, from the residence OF her daughter
40 Wilson st.. HruoKlyn, T.. ID.
sTlLL.-on Moadsy May q. Roscannc. the beloved
wife OF Robert sl anu eldest daugnter OF john aud
Rose Sharkcy
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited to at
tend her funeral from her late r's1cnce l92 Notth 9TH
ST., Brooklyn, F. D., on "Wednesday May "a 1879, at
o,lpck T. N.
TYRELL.-On the e2d inst Henrietta c. Tyrel. aged
az years, months, aud >. days
The relatives and irsnds q me family are respect
deHce, l13 Canal st.. this Wednesday aftern az
lln-
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Steamship The Queen Liverpool. mdse. and pass
steamship Champion. Charleston, mdse. and pass.
Steamship wilmington. Havana tndse and pass.
steamship Liberty, n va a, mdse. ana pass
steamship BOLIVIA, Glasgow. ms-e and pass.
and pass
steamship Aoyssnia, Liverpool mdse and pass.
Steamship Glaucua, Boston. mdee and pass,
ship valparaiso, Liverpool. mdse.
Ahuth usual river ana cptttNiss
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In the Senate Mr.. Conkling, from the
Committee on Foreign Relations, reported,
with amendment. the House joint resolution
suggesting the lntorcessi0n OF the United States
Government to procure the pardon or release OF
Eiw ward OConuon, now confined IN an Bnglish
lrisoD. liz asked Tor It's sarDest consideration.
AZ the request ~ Mr.. Ednunds, who said no
over until to-mUITuw
The Senate went into secret session TO CON
sder the articles Of Impeachment against sx-
Secretary IielkDdp. aud after ward adjourned.
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FRANKLIN lCHLt Ron Thursday May rs, 1879.
ny the Rev Dr; Geisenhciner George Franklin to Miss
Louisa n, tichler, bofh Of New York
klNG-kC CLks.-On THURSDAY Stay rs, 1870 by tho
Rev DAVID McAiliser. VIM. II. KING to Elizabeth Ec-
cies both OF this city.
sfEDMAN -FEHDoN on Tue .day. Arm 25. 1870.
a. the clergylnau's residence, l&7th st. Harlem
Rev r. j Sriiz. James ". Sfr1man To Miss Emily A.
Ferdqn eldest dnu.ht y OF the late John n. Frrdn.
WILL AMsON eARskrSlN.-At the Reformed
Church. Newtown, T. l., on Wednesday, Mei L. nv the
Rev thas' j shepard. orgc NJ. williamson TO Garet-
"a Youngest daughter OF tns late Rev Carrot j Garrett
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Cares Of Numerous Diseases 70 which chiI.
nesia, where ali other remedies have failed
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SaCTc' Bacon lIA@Il4c for Western ana city long
for whs. have been nuctuatng from day day
mhs, Tess active and nominal Toward the close IN Q
sntppIns ruenland Tor wheat ana corn was al lower
paa1ceee, Today .heat easier aud more actve, snes
80; miwausee 10 errye. t105Sf1Of for rejected
!i23 IN store, End 1925 anoat for No IN vanwes
TIA Tor white Michigan. 81 31aS1 SO Tor No / snring
- setl4O for white Canada IN bond, ard III 2OStl az
iorred and amber winter. Oats dull and weas sij,s
osWO lush at 34e36c. Tor rejected, SOC for No
graded mixed t3c. for state m'ired iGGt7c Tor No
whlte, tOc. for No 2Chcago mixed sud i6c. on tracy
iOr Neetern white. Rye quoted NJ DoGfplc for Caneda
IN BOND, V0d94c. for State and Pennsylvani and slc
palu Tor western. as gJibpsc. for CInIfa field In
pond bar,ey, and barey mat dull and nominal. Corn
lower ana du sales 10000 bush AT b7b7sc Tor No
grade, oksBOsc for steamer mixed a2ota2ec for saii
nlNed, 6ieo5c nominal for southern yellow and GA
&c. nominal Tor southern white, ~
CoTroN-1he depression IN cotton the past few davs
has an0st amounted to- pnnle and the lowest prices
since 1851 nave been made Foreign alvices have cen
uu crop reports have been favorable the mnrxet
Tor cotton goods has become thoroughly demorazrr.
To-day the narke for cotton the spot opened weak
but closed seadcr ~ 3lGc decline sales bO3 bales ~
Which OB2 tor consumption. aud ifl for speculation,
utures declined 3lItbc, part OF wnch was regained.
rs ~ 900 bnles clOsi guuOvant IL t116c for June.
II E'32c for JnW ~ l.2c for August IL .B-32c for
septenDcr IL Lice for DC oOer aud nc for Novem.
per ana Deceubrr. Receipts at the to-day 23I2
Dales. The Liverpool market dun and easier mid.
ullng uDands, 1.1B1, q uuote N he euot.
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Cri-tadoro's Hair Dve performs Its work
spendldiy safely instantly, wholesale and retai. 50
John
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Rupture.-A permanent cure BY DR.. Marshs treat.
ment. SIX Elastic stockings and Abdominal Belts.
Shoulder braces and surgical appliances OF every
scription' Vesey st. Astor House. opposite ST. Pauis
Church.
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Mrs wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
ieething IL an old and welltred remedy. IL stood
the test OF many years. aud known to fail.
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Pawn ants by instaillnents for furniture ana
CARPETS at Co~perthwaI 1855 aud 1877 Chatham sire,
Immense stock low prices, easy tsIns rhhtesn large
naTeIUOma.-Adp
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A Great Mission Accom- ri she'd effective
ss elastic truss, sold only ny Elastic Truss Company,
No 6S3 Broaiway worn easy night aud day.
rupture. Avoid wretched metal aud worthless cotton
=" elastic" trusses.
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MARINE INTELLTG ENCF.

MINIATURE ALNANAT-rufs DV
sun rises. 81 sun sets. IL Moon sets. %
HtuH wATER-THf- DAY
sandy Hook 20 Gov. Islann. q IL lIe Gate. 10 80
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tic Truss at iie Broadway before buying any otaer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-24

II you have a headache or are billlous take
0hTk's lrsn Tea Price 26c.-Ady.
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The Chinese Oosrt.
., Soc Franh Lssi'e's Illustrated Newspaper. Out
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-24

Darrhpa and dyssnterv ara averted in chill
dHn by heuello Teethiag syrup, 20 eeAts,-Aap.
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kccpers
Good Ingratnr at 81 1-2 cents per VA rd /,
good oil cloths at 2B cents gard yard idc Hrus-
sels at 81 per yald upward CaaOn mating NJ 2O
per yard. HIRAM ANDEHSDN'S son,
33i sfh av,
third DO " below 27th u.
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MfRKIED.

DIR. Lyou's Tooth Tablets.
Recommended 10y dentists generally.
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Business tloilt,s.

Hurbn nd'- CaIctn"d Mngup-iu H. tree from,
mp catant taste, and IN equal ls times
thc strength OF common raicncd masnesia Words
fair medal ana four nrst premium medals have
been awarded II, being the IN the market For
SAFE by the bottle only by druggists country store
kccpers.
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4 SUMNER NIGHTS EXPERIENCE
A Family Chioroformed and their House
PIundered By Daring Hobbere.

On Tuesday morning James Ryan. jani-
tor OF Public School q, in City Hall place, COM
plained to the police that his residence, two
doors below the school house had been en-
tered. his family drueeed, and some OF his prop
erty stolen during the previous night No. 81
City II II place, the house In which Mr.. Ryan
livos, Ia a three-story building two stories Of
which occupied by the school for extra
classes. Mr.. Ryan's parior and kitchen are in
the basement, aud his sleeping apartments are
on the third door. SIDE windows on the third
floor open on a roof when IL acc, ssiple from
some tenements In Park street, the homes OF
many poor and idle persons.
On Monday, before midnight, Timothy j.
Dunn, n buarder with the Ryans- came home
anu retired to his room. He changed his gold
watch and chain to his work day vest, put SIS In
bills into pocket of the vest, and hunglt on the
bedpost by mis- mead. ID ring the night. Ryan's
eldest daughter, aged 10. awoke In fright ami
saw black OBI ct on the nDor. She cried out,
but no one answered, the object did not STIR
nn1 she soon fell asleep. In the morning. two
skirts of her new SILK dress. two white skirts,
and Dunn's watch and money were found to
nave been stolen. Wearing apparel scat
tered through the house, anu the front door
was unlocked. In the young lady's bedroom
was found handkerchief saturated with some
slightly cd irous fluid. Every member OF the
family. except Mr.. Ryan, suffered from nausea.
drowsiness and head enc, a. though they had
been cblOroformed.
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<Drs<RrxEsrs DIGNITY.
rhs Dock Cs-uiss,eners Repudi.tins the
CeunciI Of Political Refern.

On the suggestion Of the Council Of Po-
fiticai Reform, delegates Of several commercial
bodies Of this city met at the Chamber Of Com
MERGE In April last to inquire into the manner
IN which the Dock Commissioners are carrying
on the work of building the SO, walls on the
North and East rivers, and to check lavish ex.
penditure on the . 1T of the Dock Departm mt
BY legislative Inhibition at Albany. Certain g.
oiutiops were passed, and a copy sent by the
President OF the selt-coustitutedC Conference. ID.
N. Turnure, to Mr.. 8. ii. wSles, President OF the
Department OF Docks, on Nav n. asking tho
Commissioners for in norma alton and co6nerition'
and inviting them to confer with the deleRstes
from the various Hssoci tiOns iesItIuN VI
1urnure read the Commissioners rtpv. NJ !.
Wales cordially invites tn Suopeta., u W W.
Chamber OF Commerce, tue New FORK Prnuuce
Exchange, the tottn n Ex'nange, tne o.eup
and Grocers' Board OF Irade as represent I'VE
commercinl bouies. but declines cohietiing
with the Counci Of Political Reform, thev
have no commercial int. est In the construction
of wharves, piprs, and docks. "Ihis. SAID Mt.
1urnnre places US IN au,ca'e a1 u ,na NJ
eli OF Political Reform, who ori5inated this
movement, or we must give up I work, be-
cause tho Dock Department refuses to uci in
concert with the Council Of Political Reform.
, MIR Booth took the sane view, aud moved an
adjournment sne die. .
you'd he coward v to give up the work at the
dtctation Of the Dock Commissioners, aud
thought the conference should pursue Its course
without them.
Alter teuious and Improbable deopte IL was
finally decided, on Mr.. Hers motion. that a
committee OF three ehc uld wait upon Mr.. Wales
IN order to see whether hts objection to he
Council Of Political Reform cannot be over
cone, and n fri ndly understanding arrived at
for the benefit III the city. The charm n ap-
pointed Mr.. silier. MIR. Webb, ana MIR. Guyon
members Of the committee which on Wednes-
day next u to report the result OF their inter-
view with Mr.. Wales.
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THE COLORAD CONFERENCE.
Making tho Pulpit Appointments for the En-
suing Church Year.

At the conference Of the A. NJ. f. Zion Church
IN jersey City Yesterday the following
made tor the ensuing by the Bishop the Rev
=. j. Clinton; For Eatontovn, Matteiwan, and Free.
old, the Rev. c. Leonard for bloomington, the Rev
A Jackson and J. Berry oversight; for Hacsen-ack
and Englewood. the Rev John Smith and j. A. Evans.
oversight Tor Sesark and westneli. the Rev. Henry
Cook and j. W. JOhnron, oversight; for jersey City
aud Grcenyllle, the Rev. Cyrus DIVER Tor Per mu.
The Rev. A. Eyens for L'd an Plsslic. the Rev j.
II. White for Paterson ana III igewood tne Rev. r.
Thompson for X nsay, the Rev. 7. W. = hnson fVi
Sonervile, the Rev. :. J. Perry FOR Ro syile md
overnight Tor Red Bank and Mae, donia tn v. a. W
Robinson. Tue Rev. A. II. Turpin was transferred to
the New England Confere. &c. and the Rev. J. A
Wright to the Genesee Conference. The Rev. g. NJ
Landing expelled account Of rebelious conduct
The next Conference III be Leld at somerve. \. D..
in APRIL 1871. The Conference closed It's lAbJrs Ia
Jersey City with love ie ST last evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-08
A Harvest OF Liiigntion-rhe Histrionic Pro-
fe.sion In The Mc.hcs OF the Inv.

There were forty Two vases on the day calen-
dAr OF the sixth District Court YESTERDAY among them
being actions AGAINST Mrs. Paran Stevens Miss Pearl
Ey ingc. tie res and Mrssr-. Or. aud C.mpbe /
propret0rs OF tn rhiuy fu - rect Theatre.
Gray and Campbell sued bg nine Of their female
tan-can artists for yariLl, amounts money due
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-08
d0partltrs1lp ilotlCts.

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name OF Grgvs Co., IL h rcny dissolved. Sea IA
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