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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-05-06
WESTERN MARYLAND
IRON WORKS.
Il. G.. PAUL.

M ANUFACTURER of STEAM EN-
" GlNES and BOILERS, SAW and
GRlST MILL MACHINERY, IRON and
BRASS CASTINGS of every description.
Contracts made for HEATING BUILD.
lNGS BY STEAM.
Repairing of all kinds promptly at.
ted to.
Gs~ Works on c. & p. Railroad, south
end of Tunnel, Frostburg, Md. [July 31-y
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT SOMERSET

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT SOMERSET
Intelligence was received here Thurs
day afternoon of disastrous fire pre-
vailing at Somerset, Pa. Later re-
ports state that it began at l o'clock
P. M, originating in an iron foundry,
from which it spread with great rap
idity to adjoining properties. The
Barrett and Somerset hotels, the Lu-
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-05-06
REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY.

To the Honorable Judgss cfMe Circuit curt :.
GENTLEMEN The Grand Jury for April
Term of the Circuit Court of Alieylny
county respectfully submit, that they have
examined all witnesses and disposed OF all
business which has been brought to their
notice.
They have visited the jail and find it in
excellent condition as regards cleanliness :;
they find the heating apparatus in bad
working ORDER some portions of the froat
building detaced by smoke, and recommend
that the same be put in proper order.
Your Jury would further recommend that
means be provided for admitting the pyis.
oners into the Jail-yard for air and exercise
Your Jury have visited the County
Almshouse and regret that they are not
able to report this building in satisfactory
condition as regards cleanliness They find
the house heated by stoves, which. in the
Judgment of your jury, is unsafe and dan
gerous. They find no means of ventilation
provided, and that the means of personal
cleanliness is totally insufficient. The
drainage is bad and there is no fire protrc-
ton whatever. In view of this condition of
affairs your Jury recommend that the
building be heated by furnace; that some
adequate means of ventilation be provided.
that natural supply OF water be provided
by dam and pipes, which will afford the
necessary fire protection and means of
cleanliness that provision should be made
for a separation of the sexes; that hospital
accommodations be Supplied, detached
from the main building, and that several
bath rooms be provided for the use of the
inmates; all Of which Improvements are, in
the Judgment of your Jury, necessary.
The time of your Jury has been wasted.
and the county put to much unnecessary
expense by the number of trial cases sent
up for their consideration by the Justices of
the Peace in the county, both from city and
country districts, Your Jury would, there
fore, recommend more caution and iudr-
ment on the part of these Justices in the III
ture Several irregularities in the admins
trations of justice and conduct of the bust
ness of the State by several Justices of the
Peace, have been brought to the notice of
your Jury, which, as there does not appear
to be criminal intention in the cases do
not, in the Judgment of your Jury, call for
criminal proceedings, but do cali for rep
rimand.
All of which your Jury respectfully sub
NIT and ask to be discharged.
April ~ Gu. ORRICK, Foreman.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-05-06

theran church and about twenty resi-
dences and other buildings, are in ru-
ms The loss is estimated at 5000, 900,
on which there is an insurance of
$4,000.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-05-06

LOOK OUT FOR THE
Boot. Shoe and Hat Emporium

IN Bank building, opposite St. Michals
L Church, Main St Frostburg, Nd.
All who want anything in the line of
shoes. of the best and finest quality;
Shoes of the best and heaviest make ;.Shoes
for poor or rich, young or old; Shoes for all,
no matter what their occupation or profess
ion. Boots for Men; Boots for Ladies';
Boots for Children; Boots for all Hats
for old and young. TRUNKS, VALISES,
&c.,-all at fair prices, should go to
WILLIAM THOMAS.
~ Boots and Shoes made to order. Re
pairing neatly and promptly done. Leather
ana shoe Findings on hand Apl 13
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-05-06

THE TeviotviIle district Of Scotland
is at present suffering from a most ex-
traordinary scourge of mice. 1t is
supposed that the indiscriminate
slaughter of hawks and other birds of
prey has disturbed the balance of nat
ure and allowed the mice to multiply
to so overwhelming an extent, that the
consequences to farmers are likely to
be serious.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-05-06

Gov. COKE, of Texas, in his recent
message deprecates a spirit of sec
tlonalisn that would imperil 'the glo-
rlous integrity of Texas" and appeals
to Texans as American citizens who
should take pride in the whole Union
as their common country, to put their
feet on every narrow and sectional
feeling, while embracing in their eff
forts and aspirations The glory and adj
vancement of the whole federal re-
public.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-05-06

The citizens of district No 5, Gar
rett county, have in public meeting
petitioned the county commissioners
not to proceed with the erection of
county buildings at Oakland, mas
much as further efforts will be made
to prevent that village from being the
county seat.
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nURDERs COMING TO TINE SURFACE
A Series Of Terrible TRAGEDIES Committed
In Eastern Pennsylvania.


BETHLEHEM, Pa, June N.-IAncaster
county has frequently, OF late years, been the
scene OF mystersous, terrible, and bloody deeds,
but the murder Of Jacob Weller. In Brecknock
township, last Thursday, which Is now being In
vestieated by detectives, has already brought to
hight series of crimes enacted In one family
that are appalling. Some nfteen years ago Mrs.
Weller. the wife OF the murdered man. expired
very suddenly. An inquest vas held. but no
consigned to the grave and not h ing further done
about IL. Dudng the present search for evil
dence AGAINST John Sixties. the grandson and
supposed murserer OF Weller. u has been dis
hght. She was beaten until the blood flowed
from her nose and eyes, death ensuing shor, ~
afterward.
FIVE wears subseqent to Mrs. weIIsr's death,
suddenly and mystertously. Another inquest
took place, but no post ortem examination
was made. IL Is now developed that she was
poisoned with dose Of turpentine.
Two years ago chid was smotnered To death
by skiies and his mother. The evidence In the
late murder points very strongly To Skiles as
tue guilty parry. An axe smeared with blood
has been found near tue spot where the tragedy
was committed. The acclsed's clothes. al
though washed since. are spotted with blood.
After the murder, Weller's body was rrisd
some distance, thrown among the rocks, and
GOV red viii leaves. Had not the heavy rams
washed the leaves away. IL IL possible the mur-
ders would have remained undisc' vered. The
spot is one OF the dreariest that can be found in
eastern Pennsyivania. The house occupied by
this murderons family IL q miserable, tumol
wn log structure. presenting q mOst forbid
ding appearance, md scarcely NJ for any human
scraagy bushes, and gloomy mountains and
rocks.
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BARRETr-LELAND.-At ths sturtev Mt House,
New Yorx, hoaday, June L. 1870, by the Rev Marcus
aTs Of Charles rTe Leland Of u b saos 20 ASsA D.
DO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ca June IS. ia New
York by the Rev. j. W. eelleck, Monroe Dntcher OF
Ny.ck. n. u, TO Sarah Il. Underwood Of New York
civ.
DANA-BoNNETr.-In this city, on Tuesday, June
90 1870. BY the Rev. Stephen II. Tying. D. ID, Robert
Kntght Dana TO Lucia saltonstan, youngest danhte
Of the Iate Peter r. BonnetL
MAY-MoNELL--On rhurstay. June Is, at the resi-.
denoe OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev g. p Insr-o
s. lvester r. MAY, Jr- 70 MAMIE r. Mcneil. Doth Of
HroOg
PEQUIGNoT.-At Wet Hoboker, y. J., op wednes.
day NOR ingJ 2l Edmond Pequignotaged 20 years.
The relatives nd friends respectfully Invited 10
attend the funeral from his late residence, West
nea Desnott ST. West hoooSen. on Friday, June Is At
sTEELE-HIShAN.-on "Wednesday. June ~. at the
Cnurch OF tIe Rcdeemer, Brooxyn, By the Rev. w A.
Leonard, sanford Hen stee OF New YORK. to Carrie
Louisa, daughter Hanson B. Hlnmsu OF BROOK yn.
srENENS-SA>DFOHD DAT Mctuehep, y. J b. June
60 1870 at The rssaeucs OF the BRIDE parents by tho
~. 90 10 NJ eldest daughter VI Charles r. Sand
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Transactions yes ,erday at the Exchange COM
prised foreclosure sale, by
James NJ. Miller plot. ollxioo on Firth avenue.
southwest of isoth street. tlSsDo one plot. rs
xl02 he north side OF Eghtyth street 100 feet
" Eleventh. avenue tlUOO
10y VI. W. Coates, one o lohAsHp, on the north SIDE
OF wenty thru street 3Oo4 Ieet at Of Frst avenue.
t43UO.
80 X. V. Harnct, one lot. lddHl00I32. Six, on Ave-
A, northwest corner u heVVnty-t urth street,
5000 and, order s. n Hurd, ceyvr. one four
stury GROWN sto house with lease OF lot HOxlOO5 On
e north eide ol FOrysxth street. $50 feet east "
Flfth avenuc, $500.
by V. X. stevenson, Jr, Supreme Court partition
Tour siOfy Drlca soTc teueueut, WIN IOt,
25xhaf ock, AZ West sixeen street, north II e.
325 feet OF Ninth aycuu', tl7 900 also, 10 eclos
ure use, vita lot lbxsO. D. o. tue nort slur OF
kiglynrst street. 10 feet ives. Oi Lexington aNeAue
tl27b0.
by A. }. Bleecker SON one lhree-.toy frame house,
and sta lie, Mia plot, l3dALOO, on the sOuth slide OF
HI hu seventh stree 535lu feetwest " ThrI aYeAue
al $50
A number Of salep ai Iunced 1lr tV-uay at III
EAChauge, being mostly foreclos res.
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Prorinert Victims to yellow Fever In Cabs
More Treops Coming.

"'0 ''"''" c"s'
HAVANA, June 17,-The Bishop of Ha-
v1pe DR.. ID. Apolinar sertsne Dies died OF
yellow fever on the 18th inst. He had been I'M
veil sioo. Friday of ieat weak Neyerthe Iess
,,'-. -. "a. ..s,...,.,.., -. :.
behevinG that MS indhpos't'oh was oniy os-
tarrh, instead of keeping In his room he con
,,oua, IA ianoY a u.uai. aud nm SUNDAY. altbough
w
hlresdy very vi aud the weather being osd' ne
went to the ne ighhor town OF 0uanabaoo to
.an,o,.,.. ,ha n,,v .ac,amen. and IN ,r.ach 70
""' w.. wy $500
aohsity school, ana subst quepuy ne preached
acan In the Church Of the Esoolapian Fnthers,
,.,,,,,o, 70 ua,an. 9Th tho sv, nto,,a NJ tho
","A W ,., '.' '',''.s
vom'to plainly developed. Tue opportunity OF
combating the disease had then past ana on
ond " he was unable 70 ipave MS bcu, ana hIl
the req urces OF nee tcai science proved unao,e
10 We MN. Ills death mas deeOlV anectcu his
nock, ana the cOioIed eopie especlally mao rea-
N 70 regret the loss OF thrir siir'.nhi pastnI.
Inc Blshnp mas nequeatheu 70 the uiocese tne
PASTORAL ring ana ibe cross riven run Dy tne
Ming OF SPAN; botn are 1eweb OF cohs'ueraoie
value. A.,
- movement ~ on Ioot amonn ,he laoles OF
fhVnnh TO rhi.e hWomens suus.,ipuon 70 ue.
IrW the cost OF nmohufr,ent 10 tne tnemo.S OF
the apps ue OF HhVhhh; Nno V,um' nceu us
ministry mere py occurring tnlt nke Jun re
came tn cali people 20 renentance, a. the sole
hope o. escaping from terrpie calsu, res aou,n ~.
nlat ike the propnet ne chneu rnertN OF We
nork 70 repent, Tor otherNi.e DC reassufeu
tnh Ninevih VIII oe uesuoVeu. .,-,
fehow = yer mas also cIhimeu anotner pronl-
nent vicuul TINS week. tol hraRuh, Wn'so
n me has been frequently mentioned In con.
nection WIN the militarv mne OF MORON ana
!rlcar'L dlen mere on the i4th inst.' when ABOUT
To- Sill Tor 80 IN. -
One OF the hest-known Inhabitants OF this
CITY. Ramon Cnrrea, the ow II sener OF iottety
tickets, who was endeavoTing To get Up asuo-
Upton 10 ena,ie MN 70 go snn eAh'oit MN
ser ny me Cent'nnit, mas also u'eo' lie was
DutleO III "A cnllu nedIhe
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A Gala Day nt the Finb Avenuo Theatre
20Oth Might of " Piaue."


This afternoon and evening the authors
festival, In celebration OF the 20Oth performance
Of Pique," will be held AT the Fifth Avenue
Theatre. At the matinee Mr.. Days great COM
panion piece, Divorce" will he played with an
exceptional cast, including Miss Davenport, Miss
Jerreys-Lewis, MIS-. Gilbert, Mr.. Charles Fisher,
James Lewis, and Miss Mary Wells and Miss Ida
Jerreys, who have kindly volunteered. In the
fourth act Slavin's Georgia Jubilee Singers will
be introduced. Mr., Sol smith Russell and Fa ry
Fay Iemplston Will also appear. The theatre
will be decorated with red and white roses, aud
every dy will be presented with an imperial
photograph aud a satin programme.
In the evening PIque" will be played for the
200 h time. h the whole origin al cast restored
the ladies' aud gentlemen having volunteered.
Speci acts W II also he given by the ~ win Sing
ers, sol smith Russell, and Fay remDletou, who
will present her limitations of Aimee In Pretty
bs q Picture" The exterior Of tue theatre i'll
be illuminated with Centennial bells, Chinese
lanterns, and fireworks, INA every ladv vi re-
ceive SATIN programme and n sohd silver ticket
a. souvenirs.
"PIqle" win be played at the Saturday matt
nee aud every night until further notice.
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DRAWING MONEY ~ A BAD TINE
The Dry Docks Depositors Giving Up In
terest that would be Due In Jaly.

The run upon the Dry Dock Savings
Bank was somewhat diminished Yesterday. The
depositors Assem- bled early. and were INST nuy
recruited, although scarcely faster than those
paid were dismissed from the cashiers window.
A single line extending around the three sides
Of the bank was substituted for the double line
OF the day before, and was large enough 10
commodate all VINO were willing to stay and
walt their turn. There was better class Of
posltors In the line. MANY Of them were work
ing young women, and occasionally along the
line were men ana women with infants In their
arms. AT Q p. N. $4,000 lad been paid out,
against SloO,0OO at the same hour on WedUes-
day, and OILY 50 de DO Htors were Inside the bank
when the doors were closed yesterday; there
were l&0 on tue previous day. Wednesd ,y's
total disbursements footed up tl5O0O0; yesteT-
DAYS hArely 100000. including the am ount paid
after 8 o'clock: he amount drawn since tho
beginning Of the run Is t2JO,000, aud the fact
that the interest saved on that ID $4,000 II a
source OF comfort To the trustees and officers.
They have no dinhculty IN supplying enou
money TO give the clerks all they can do every
day. and at the present rate OF paying IL would
require nearly three months to Day III deposit
or. Yesterday $1400 was received on deposit.
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srring. u O6Ss1 0e for No. Milwcukce sprine, ti9
ti22 Tor ungr de trng, t112t1 10 Tor No. Chile
surfing, VI l0o{1 II 4 40 MwauKec spring, VI 2fs
" 80 Tor NJ spring anu roc t1 for inf nor red vim
ter. Ky quiet AID unsettled. Barley nominal, aud
riley mslt un ettled. oats less We, but STEADY
No 1vnt &c. for W,str white 44c. Tor Michigan
white t%eD45c. Tor white state, AID 3yi0c for No.
grade mixed Corn In III detn nd anu bout stesdy /,
sales l02OOO bush. at bbt55c tor damp xed, ss1t6
tS for steamer mixed Coo Tor seamer yellow, bgs0Oc.
for sail mixed. ana 81. Tor southern yefow.
GRocEMks- Rio coffee o. IN AZ 1S1ttele1c eold, nut
the o.ly aie. we're Two smai inv IL al l5ASl7Jsc.
gold. for comm n to good. Rice very quiet. MOiss-
Sc nrmy b Id but no ira sictlons reported buyers
hrn, with - e. 400 hhds. Mel do az SIC, and $50
hhds, good TO prime refining CuO,, At ssSIfc nded
sugars stealt AZ lUItc. for nard crushed Toe
about a. adr pli Ices.
CoTror-spQts quiet but rather more steadv; salct
1,0fb bales mid ling upards, 12sc For fulurr dciiv
cry more demand 70 cover iracte Lice. diva ce
sales IL 900 bales, cl slng wit NJ ~ for july
IL SIC for August IL SIC Tor septemD,r II ib.iBc
Tor OcIooer, and IL 1890 for November and Deem
BET. Liverpool vas reported steady for spots but
suSDrrKs Spirits turpchtne was lower End more
active sales $50 OBJ SOC Resins quiet. but steadY
Et t1.709ti75 for common 10 GOOD strained. Prtro
lenn again higher at SA:. for crude In Oulk salet
lOOOy ODle, refined at loo. Ocean lreisats wer mod
eraiey actve Tor charter nut quiet for perth ROOM hut
6fd.; do bv si I'd; cotton 70 Bremen by sail. Sci
grain TO direct port United Kingdom g. 81 o.. 10 std
anU 20 Cork Tor orders U.s.; 90. to LlsDDn 1bc., I'D
per bushel crude pctrOeum to Hsvre, g.; rthned
10 the ltic, bs. IN H. do. to Spanish porte, a. 01
pol and 24c case do from Philadelphia to Antwerp,
Bremen or HAMBURG, A. ~ @4s. Whiskey dull
held at h.lt TaIOw less active, a. eass 1l6e foj
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THURSDAY. June 2a.-FLoUR AND MEAL-Flour
Irregular poor lots 80 q lower, au generally vi h.
out decided cuRuge many receivers sennne st0c&s u
medium grades - store Tor ~ re- m ney. I've nOur
dr. OpinV. mn cora meal arm We Qun'e Flour. Nu2 q
bpl. ~ tO0ct3l5 supernne STATE ana Westcru - 900
u los shipping eAtfa, West rn anu SAFE u oO8 - 10
sprius and Xxx, t5-2a@t 1880, Minnesota pa nts
Byss 90 = Mosern Mlnter common y, 81 s5Gs5,20i
td25i do. high grades, o. 50sts 20. Rye nuIr-
supernne. AtOogs5lO. BrandyNne corn meaI $3.50.
PROVISIONS PORK lower, with safes u 0i nDr mess
At tl92bssle.30 Tor future delivery. loo bbls. At
tl925 Tor Ju and tlgiOsstl9 90 Tor August Bac on
nL Al lOle@llc. foc Western and cy ons clear, Cut
NE Is easier Fresh bellies cold At piec. lard.r1ther
prime Western AM city snd for iuinlc d,nstY 1900
tcs Al tll35Gstll 42f Tor july. Ell attll 90 fr Au
gust. anu $40, haSll 10 Tor Sepiemn r, closing at
higher figures. Dressed no.s hruie u 9lsgssc, stt
utter was easier, but Western m TAR demand aud
steady State klns ana tu0 lb9slc.i pals loG2hc
Western nrKme and tubs 1890 Cheese qultt; tate
factory SaiOs,c Western d 7esgs Esgs quiet at
log lbc. for Western ana state.
GRAlk-WneAt somewhat trrcgu ar ana dcmnuh mod
sales $4,000 Uush. Al % GSlO5 for Nos aieago
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At about o'clock yesterday morning night
Waterman on Blackwes Island saw man swimming
opposite the Charity Hospital TO the guard boat that
was tied up few yards below the landing lie hailed
the swimmer out received no Answer Being cripple
aud unarmed, the guard sounded an alarm. The night
patrol then after the In the river, ana taking
hun 10 the penit entlary haw that II George sloan
convict VINO, being ON the sick st, had escaped fr m
the hospital. II VAS soon learned that two other
ycts George Quinn and George Barton, had also
escaped from tue hospital Ihey had saved AN Iron
bar In a window, and thea mahing rope of the bed
clothes let themselves down outside. On their way TO
the they picked up small ladder, aud using II
nosi made for the New York shore sloan, seeing
the guard boat, dropped on the ladder. and swim
ming toward IL waen seen W the night watchmaa.
blOun companions escaped,
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STATE eenaa ~ers stronger and refecled better
We note sales Louisiana Ia consolidated. at
dsss@oo Tenne..ee o. ola 40. DO o. new. and new
srr.ss. - Missouri O. OF 1878 1881 Bank Of
NJ. h ilro bonds were shade lover with tn. pril.
lsts. eogpon, ~; Mil~aukee and 81 Paul lsts. La
consoLdaied coupon sod Donds, 9S5ss94 Morri. and
Ean Centrl u, lol Ne~ York Central 0s, 1883, 102
New nors Cen 4 1857, lo9f Harlem late q, c.u-
eold ooees. no ONO AID Mls.Is.ippi consolidated
nnking fund. ny; Union Pacific lsts, 106lad 0G4t
uuon P.cinc T.. land grant l01 UnOn Paeinc snAlng
fnna slh Coll c. Hno Ind. Cen. lets, 4bs45A enc
OF Missouri 1sts 0iH P-cnc Of Missouri 2ds, S3ls
Great tgt IN lsts. IS, OIL
Inc InwerL ana . +. N. closfrx
nrit ~ OF tt-a A
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The Sentence of Dishonest Omcial-.

WuKEsBARRE June 22- To-day was liked for
the trla of A. j. Williams ana Mich BIAS Seybsrt TWO
the County Comm -siOners Gersb cger, the third
Commissoner, Ned to Clntda. There were Ave ln-
die nents against Williams ana two against seyDert
when the called the defendants severally
esaed guiJ 10 e4ch anu ot lne ohaiges Asalnst
them. The Cluit JudEe Al rding tn n prOcee.td 10
sentence tne defendants. the e lmpOsed o, Tue
curt IN each case exactly the amount received
b. tnnlu brides charged IA the In ictuens. Tue
entence ID regarded very hsnt, and does not give
sal s'aCtiun 10 the prosecution.
1rea urer Courtrighrs case w be caled tomorrow.
He mas uissoIged over 10000 since mis- rect. his
amount, wlth that paid over by q. MIilspAugh, the
Scranton Treasurer, maSes 1000 already gained to
he kiafR
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coPPTNs. -ou Wednesday. June q, 1870, OF
sumption, Thomas H. second so OF Inos A. isa-
oeI 7. CopDns aged d years ana IS days.
The atives and friends of tine family respect
fuiy Invited to sttcna funeral this
ing, At o'clock AT hs ents' residence, IL Perry
LONERGAN.-On Wednesday, June 81, 1870, Jonn,
Of Mchaei and Jane LonergAn. aged 10 years and
IL months.
Relatives friends are respectfully invited attend
the funeral from the esdence Of hts parenl. a. Diyis
ion st. fridiy. 2sid INST at Q O'Clock p. ".
wOODWARD.-On the 2fst Ins~, Lizzie, eldest
daughter of EilzaDcth and the ate Imam oodwsrd
Relatives aud friends OF the family invited to
tend The funeral from the residence Of her mother 207
la 120th st.
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Where Garni.heeipe Dos-a', Work.

In two suits against the Justice OF one Of the
OWL district courts Of this city, in which, Judgments
having be obtained. the plaintiffs endeAvored 10 Al.
taoh the monthly Instaiment OF the Justices salary
Nhie IN the hands OF the Comptroller, Judge AcAdam
has deci ed that as Clyil Justice 10 part Of the
jud ella system Of the State. his salary grOunde Of
pubic policy and recogDiked PRINCIPLES OF laws. eau
DIV red from him while In the possession OF
dsbursng onice and must be paid 10 hm aud not to
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Arrived. THURSDAY. June 20.
Steamship Il. q. knight; Georgetown, d. c.. ndse and
pass.
sesmship Nellie Martin. RIO Janciro. m se. ana pass
stelmship Joan Gibson. Georgetown. ID. c.. mdse.
and ass.
Steamship n ltterss Norfolk, mdse.
steamship CHAMPION. On irleston. mdae. and pasa
Steamship Ethiopia. Glasgow. mdse. and pass.
Steamship Gen. Whit ey Boston.
Ship Rosele, Cacu IA, indse.
BARK q e. Stanford. Llsbon, mdse.
Brig Emma Shaw, Bell Isl, IN ballast.
Utpt u-uti rivrr co ttFiss vestsis.
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A Pastor ACQUIRED by hi. Wife.

LOWELL Mass, June AT a business meet
ing at the Second Advent Church last night Ms NJ r.
Pettepiaee. wife OF the pastor OF that church. pre-
sened charges OF adultery abuse, and lying against
her husOani. A committee al ouce waited upon the
accused Who by surprise confessed the truth Of
the charges and that he had committed adultery vita
H. MS employ. To-day he resigned his pastoraIe
and the Christian ministry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-23

SARATOGA, June 1.-The following are the
ounced dates for college and amateur sports here
this season. College regatta July IL and 10 College
Athletic sports July 90 and 81 fourth annual Grand
nAtrur regatta Of the Saratoga koWln
Association, Aug. ana o, international Collegiate
rcgatIa Aug H. when the foreign university cieNs
wi contest the viclon OF the College Regatta.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-23
Ar ola naI,imore rLentre burned.

BALTIMORE, june D.-The BUILDING knowh as
Mud Theatre IN NOrlh street. near Saratoga was
burned this morning. Some thirty nye or forty years
ago this wal the principal theatre In this city, where
Iue elder 9th aud Others VINO have since been ars
appeared before ia timore au ences. Recently the
building used hyvry and sale stable. Tie
loss is tk 900 insured.