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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13
ARD OF CLASSIFICATION.

The market opened quiet. but strong. and, in.
GLIDING one list of 300 bales, l40O bales changed
hands daring the morning, mostly At previous
rates, but WITH an apparent te dency to an i'm
tro 7ement. after which the advantage was stlll
more on the side of the seller, ana additional
transactions were reported to the extent of 100
bales, making total for the day, % noted shove,
Of 800 bales In the latter part OF the day facto
were more stringent IN their pretensions, and a
considerable portion Of the business indicated an
advance of &c, but other ta.es showed no
quotatle improvement. there was no cont ct Of
opinion on raising the quotations, which We have
done to represent the closing rates. The dispatches
reported an advance of l.l6d at Liverpool, with
sales of Is 900 balee, and arrivals firm; mOdera te
demand at Havre, but prices firm, spd no change
in spots at New York IN the mornir g, but an ad
vance Of l-l6c at 2:l3 P. NJ, and future C Oslne
1929 32c higher: Sterling excharg &c improved
nc, equal to Ito " cent.
The Exchange mskes the amount on shipboard
not Gle AIRED (betore to days exEOrsl 2,0l6 balls
embracing l3 865 Tor Liverpool, 1858 for Havre 2U7S
for the North sea. lU79 for Bremen and 56l tor
coastw ise poI leaving in PR agreeaby to it's
account at II NJ, 1856 bales. II we deduct from
this the amount sold but not yet delivered the bal
snce will be about "A 600 bales to represent the
quantity unsold q large part of which 10 withheld
frem the market, in transit or not vet sampled.
The Exchange reports, "SaleS 5000 bales Market
G,-,, V<c ,<,f. nod L "a
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EUGI
myl3 20 q .jeI3 Civil Sheriff
Arthur Z hIff ". Paul Jules FaZende and
Michel DrauZn FazeDde.

EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il Of Orleans, No. 7369-B By virtue of writ Of seiz-
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, l will proceed to sell at
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the Second District Of this
city, TUESDAY. June 10, 1876, at twelve o'clock
CERTAIN LOr OF GROUND. together with all
the Blu ldings and improvements thereon, rights,
longing Or in anywise appertslning, situated in
the Third District of this city, in the square
bounded by Esplanade. Burgundy tlate Creps),
ing, American measure, forty four feet front on
Espa made street. by depth of one hundred and
lii es. Being the same prop+ rty which The defnd-
ant herein acquired by purchase from 8: f.
Percy, as per act dated thirteenth February, 1874.
passed before A. E. Bienvenu, notary public in this
CITY.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
ETGENE WAC3AMAN
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened ut ll2t Oil2B, against llzAs at New
York and after . limited busin esq. closed at llZ9s
0lI2A, again.t the opening rate in that market:
The sales summt up Gig 500, embracing eIO0 az
ll2h, $1,000 ut ll2ss, 5000 at liza, and 6lOOO,
5000 and e75OO al NJ ll2a.
No sales of silver were reported American hall
dollars were quoted nominal at lWh UlOl, cur
rency and Mexican dollars continue to rule At lOl
0lOlh.
exchange WAS stronger, but the movement was
limited. The sales OF sterling comprised $500 EN-.
braciBg 2l5O0 Al clear at e5 46h; $4,000 bill or
fading SIS Al as AIN; $1,000 Al clear at IS AIN,
and $500 ten days clear sight at IS 49,
ct 4.62k and 100 600 at -.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
IS 46 as An for bill Of lsding and Al clear. and
-OS5 81 for bank (bank coun or rate-OSs slhl:
ana francs at 4.62k 04.6lk for commercial and
New York eight was unchanged. The sales com
prised eH0OO0, embracing e1oOoO, 90 Oeo
$40 Co., e25 coo, S2S zoo and $4,000 private
bankers at p cent premium. and E2soOO bank
1t 9.32 We also noticed sales Of SO 900 COM
mercisl on Providence vt par.
The b INKS continued 10 check on New YORK At
= y cent premium. add commercial sight was still
The following 10 the official statement Of the
ssies reported TO-DAY 1t the New Orleans STOCK
Exchange:
10000 new State c0nsOlA ...............6s*
5000 City premium bonds ....................S A
No sales were reported outside Of the Exchange.
Stocks we're dul.
State cor soils we're stronger. ard were quoted
1T about Ssh G654, against IS d65ss on Saturday.
City premium bonds were quiet aud unchanged
beirg still quoted at 3s035A
There is u othing doing in city consolidated ak
per cents, but they are ktil held about IS.
City scrip and State warrants are lnanlmate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
French ship Oncle Felix, Lepere, for Havre
British bark L0rtOn Vale, Hely, for Glasgow
Bark F Mcclellan, Mcclellan, f Revel
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
s.cce..,e, of Jehn HiAd,e.te..

Auccession of John Hiddleston.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, So % 8sl.-Hotice is hereby given
to the creditors Of this estate and to all other per
sons herein interested to show cause within ten
days from the present notification If any they have
or can, why the account presented by Thomas
estate, should not be homologated and approved,
and the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
jes Jig WIG FRANK PACE, JR, Clerk
Succession ct Charles steIl.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 80 590.-NOtice Is hereby given
to the creditors of this estate and to all other per
sons herein interested. to show cause within ten
days from the present notification If any they
have can, why the account presented by
the tutrix, a. such administering this estate.
funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
jsis Is -. ' FRANK PACE JR. Clerk.
Succession Of Mrs. sarah q. Shirley.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. 3s,7s3.-Whereas, E. 7: Par.
court for letters of administration on the es.
tate of the late Mrs. Sarah G. -hirl-y deceased.
interstate. Notice is hereby given given to all when it
the prayer OF the said petitioner should not be
jeis Is 22+ IFRANR PACE JR.. Clerk.
succession Of Robert Dyas.
- of Orleans, No. 15.808.-Whereas, =. T. Parker
public administrator. has petitiOned the court fol
letters of dative testamentaTy executOrship on
the estate of the late Robert Dyse, deceased, in
testate. Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern to show cause within ten days, why
the prayer Of the said petitioner should not be
granted.
BY order of the Court.
js13 22* FRANK PACE, JR., Clerk
Succession of Gabriel de FERRET.
CECOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. SO 1S7.-NOtice is hereby given
to the creditors of this estate and to all other per-
sons herein interested to show cause within ten
days from the present notification, if any they
have or can, why the account presented by
Mrs. Eualie de Ferret, t. stanentsry execurrix of
this estate should not be hOmOlOgated and ap-
proved, and the funds distributed In accordance
Herewith.
By order of the Court.
je4 Is FRANK PACE, JR. Clerk.
Succession of Fanny l.. Blanc, Widow of
Evariete Blanc.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans, No. 81. 48O.-Notice is hereby given
to the creditors OF this estate aud all other per
sons herein interested, to show cause within ten
days from the present notification, if any they have
or can, why the account presented by jules A:
Banc. testamentary exc cutur of this estate should
not be homologated and approved, and the funds
distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court
je46l3r FRANK PACE, JR.. Clerk.
S.ru~.sSnr ~F Di>rv> Di~~rs>
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The City Of New Orleans W. Daniel Dan
ueufelaer; came Va. same.

U60O
nepfelser; same same
GUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, Nss. g. 038 and "a 2A.-By viz.
tue of two writs of feri facias to me di.
rected by the honorable the Superior District
Court for the parish of Orleans. in the above en-.
titled causes for city taxes Of 1874 and 1875 will
proceed TO sell public auction, at the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between
Canal and CustomhOuse streets, i'll the Second Dis
trict of this city. on FRIDAY, July IA, 1876, at
twelve o'clock NJ, the following described prop
erty to wit
/. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
si,th District of this city. in square number two
hundred and sxty-f0ur. bounded by Marengo,
Chestnut. Camp and Milan streets, designa ed a.
lot humber fourteen me asuring tweGty-nine feet
Oh Marengo street BY one hund ed and twenty
feet in oeptb.
D. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situated in
the xth District of this city, in square number
two hundred and eighty six, bounded by Marengo,
Chestnut, PlaquemLes and COnstat tiuOple stree Q,
designated as lots numbers one and wo, assuring
SIXTY three feet MsrengO street, b, one hrEdye1
and twenty feet in depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms Cash on the spot.
L,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13

Mete0roleglcal and River Report.
The following statement Of tho weather and
rivers 10 furnished by the Signal Service officer Sta
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RIVER REPORTS p. M.
MARINE intelligence.

,Belew high water mark of 1874.
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jyl IS Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
The e;ity Of New Orleans W.. Patrick
J. Mcguire; same VS.. same; same W. Patrick
Mnpuire.

The lity Of New Orleans vs.. Patrick
J. Mcguire; same VS.. same; same W. Patrick
Mcguire.
CUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, Nos. 20 095, 10.096 and 9O,599 BY
virtue of thre writs of fer faelas to me di
rected by the honorable the Superior District
Court for the parish of orleans. in the above en-
titled cause, for city taxes OF 1874 and 1875, l
will proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer
chants and AuctiOneers' Exchange, Royal street,
between canal and CustOmhOuse streets, in the
Second District of this city, on FRIDAY. JULY
IA. 1876, at twelve o'clock NJ, the following de
scriped property, to wit
|. SIX CERTAIN LOIS OF GROUND situated in
the Fourth Distr CT Of this city, in square number
two hundred and ninety three, bounced BY White.
st. Andrew, Laurt MT and josephine streete desig.
a.ed as follows: Lot numter ore measuring one
hundred and fiesn ct hite street, by thirty
one feet on st Andrew street; lots numbers two 20
four measuring ninety fe-t On Wnits street, BY
niIe y-ive feet in uepsb ots numbers five and six
me- assuring sixty feet on White rect, by one hun
dred feet in depth
.. A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated
in the Fourth District OF this city. in square num-
Der two hundred and ninety -seveD, hound ID by
White, Frankln st. Anditw ard Jose ph ne streets,
measuring sixry.fve feet on White street. py one
hundred and thirty-eev feet in depth.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot
ECGESE WAGGAMAN.
;oJ2 irJd Ciyi1 Anftb no Do oh NJ nr1a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, !
Tuesday, July -, 1876.
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Matthias Poelnian vs.. GetIieb Charles
XIII,

EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
my11 20 n jel3 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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The City of New Orleans vs.. Charles Law.


jel3 "a jyl4 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13

EUGENE WAGGAMAN
jel3 Njyl4 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orlean
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-13
The City of New Orleans vs.. Michael +.
Carroll.

kUGENE WAGGAMAN.
je13 "a jy14 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleal
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EAPUKTS.
REvEL-Bark MeLellan-2O3O bales cotton
GLASTONBURY LOrtOn Vale-436O SKIS oilcake
5000 slaves
AAvRE-Ship Oncle Felix-1894 bales cotton 50
bales moss 1927 pcs lumber cases books $4,000
stAveo
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The City of New Orleans vs.. Morris New.



jel3 "a ty4 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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THE cHuRcn OF THE Disciples.
DIR. Hepworth's House of Worship sold
tmder TN Auctioueer's Hummer.

i Will now sell, gentlemen" said Mr.
f. A Lawrence, the auctioneer. IN the Exchange
SdlosTOOm Yesterday, 1.-THE Church OF the Dis
ciples and all the land that 1t covers at Madison
avenue and Forthwith street 1t is subject to
fret mortgage Of 100000, with interest from
september 1915 The church furniture, includ-
inc the organ, will he excluded from the sale. as
II mas been NOR. Gagged separately. len per cent.
Of tue purchase money will he required here
and IN" next in July, ~ the receivers office 81
tnhmber- street" Then, falling into the auo-
unne"r's rattle, MIR. Liwrcnce ctied
How much am It'd Tor the Church Of the
Dlsciprsf What will YOU bid over and above
the dist mortgage Of 100000
Four thousand doiiurs,' said Mr.. Peleg Hall ,
and no other Derson bidding. the property was
knocked down 10 hlni, and he Grew his check
fOi 4l0in. lie hought the church As Tho agent
81 tho holders of the second MORTGAGE. aud
they are principally craftAmcn that helped TO
huld tho edtlce, 10 secure their claims,
amounting To t'iO,la1. they obtained the mort
gage, winch Is for SjOOOJ. and assigned 1t TO q
trustee Edward IA. Perkins. Jr., cashier OF the
Mutual llle Insurance Company, which holds
tie Ills mortgage.
An influential member of the Church of the
Disciples says that Mr.. Hans late partner, Mr.
Anthony, was one Of the gentlemen that en-
couiaged Mr.. HepwOrth 10 build. Tue cOngre-
CATION Is now more likely to continue to wOT-
snip IN the church than ever, as the purchasers
OF the house are bellevot to be friendly.
! he edince was erected in 1873 at a cost Of
tl73,OOO. lne land cost $i25,0OO.
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the INDIAN TROUBLES.
Twelve Hundred Warriors GU their Why 20
fighi ten. Crook.

OMAHA, June ga despatch received at
the department he quarters this morning d ated
Fort Laramie, June T. says an Indian courier
from Red Cloud brings this report Before he
eft an Indian arrived from the mouth Of Tongue
River. He found there l,e75 lodges under sit
ling Bull, Crazy horse, and others They wero
on thcr way to Powder river to nght Crook
on his return tie saw the Same band that Eagan
saw on May Il. They told him they hid met
Clusters troops aud mad fought them AL day
many being KILLED on both sides No result Is
rcuurtcd. lhi- occurred about eight days ago.
NAsHINGToN, June s-John :. Hastings In
dian Agent Al the Red Cloud Agency, telegraphs
as follows under date ol June d:
From the ue-t information get not than 400
thcfcnrs ana 400 sioux have cft the agency includ
ms pcopr who Va We been IN the hanii Of going north
every sumner. The agency Indians all quiet anu
sOs 10 oitc feeling There Il no foundation iVr TIE
outrageous false reports in circu alon.
Con. kchoneld teleeraDhs to the war Depart
ment from san Francisco the following copy OF
a despatch from Gen. kautz at Tucson, Arizona :
The commanding ofneer al Camp Bowie expresses
tue apprehension That the lnGaus cannot Dc moved
without collision. He says IaselaOg that he will
ne before he viii move Troops started Yesterday and
VIII be- ia position 10y Monday. fhe Indians are SAID to
DC all AROUND the agency aud post. think thcy viii
move from The fAct that They ayc not left the agency
leave mere this evening fOt Camp Bowie.
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THE MAYoR sAYs, BANNERS DOWN
Why War was Declared on the American
Jockey Club.

Through an oversight or otherwise,
Mayor wickham was not invited by the Amer
lean Jockey Club to attend the Jerome Park
races Feeling that the club had not paid a
proper respect TO his office, the Mavor directed
Mr.. Douglas, Superintendent OF membranes,
to remove the clubs banners that hung across
broadway and Thirteenth street and at Fulton
street, and on which the jerome Park races
were advertised. On the oath OF May Mr.. Doug
las removed the banners and took them TO the
corporation yard. On tine following dav MIR. Chls.
Moss, brother of the treasurer OF the Jockey Club,
was told bv Mr.. Douglas that he might replace
tue banner N the Common Council would au-
Invrlze him to do so. On the LIST Of June the
common Council passed resolution authorize
broadway at Thirteenth street. The next day
Mr.. Moss called ut the MAYORS ONCE with Mr..
douglas To inquire whether the resolution had
received his HOnor's approval. Col. HARRISON,
the Mayors secretary, told Mr.. Moss that the
Aldermen had no right to pass such n reso-
ton. II suppose" said he "that their next
move VIII be to authorize the erection Of pea
nut stands on the sidewalks. The Mayor
wishes all incun brances In the streets removed.
Aud shall see that ne vetoes this resolution"
MIR. Moss thereupon paid MIR. Douglas &j.15, and
that oficer returned his banners. On Monday
last the banners we're again stretched across
brohuwaY, and on Wednesday MIR. Douglas
again removed them. Yesterday the Mayor We
toed the Aldermen's resolution, giving as his
reason that the city ordinances prohiOitine signs
on or over the streets should be impartIaliy en-
forced. The Aldermen smiled as the veto mes
sage was read, and one Of them satd that II was
singular that tho Mayor did not further enforce
the ordinances by causing the removal OF the
bach's concerts which hangs across broadway
at Fourteenth street.
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put in motion. However later revelations
S"I 'nhhHene rHd nis Mri iarb9H9 judy
"ered the .s ead no , SsG , .n WIEN I
y ordered, Involve Nr. BL,iuo di-rcputaoiy
~ that iime he had some vague tradition Of
Mr.. & ildweu rs a celebrity uf dOu' tful ftme In
New Eng and bushes cfclce, but he had
not hdd tie slightest hint thai SIR. Blaine had
been either IN conn Ienttal business rtlattuns
Will Mr.. Cald well or nm operator IN that elias Of
securities which ncurtd IN the suspicious trans
ac1ons WITH the Union Pacfnc X iiroa Com
pinN. II he had known then what he knew
now he might nave agreed in his nilaine's)
opinion y to where the It-Olutiun would mt,
tut he had not had that geutlenan's conscious
mesa.
Utter Mr.. Tarbox had finished his speech. Mr..
iHc aud Mr.. 10 ainc un ell him wi hi, hay
baine's hnanci | speech last February, which
Mr.. blaine Oh rdcteiized a. bong ia mucn a
Possession Of his watch. Since then ho mad
never rec gniled the gentleman.
W. blaine then called up the motion to recon-
slider lne vote ordering cer;ai1 testimony to he
printed.
Mr. l. ri claimed the right Of going on with
the Genevi Award bill.
MIR Blaine : i'd all 10 wanted was TO have the
Caldwell despatch and the committee's proceed
ngs OF YESTERDAY printed at the same time.
Ihe Chair Mr.. Cox decided that the gentle
man from Maine could not cali up his otion To
reconsidcr while the Geneva Award bill was be-
Mr. Blinc- Then 7 understand the Chair to
rule that have lost my control overthe motion.
Ihe en- .it1No' an; the Chnir has ruled no
such thing. The Chair will recognize the gentle
man when ther, Is nothing properly pending be-
fore the House.
Mr. Blainc-i desire permission to say
The Char Onterrupting)-Doe the gentleman
take an apueaI
Mr. Blaine-l merely want to saw that, In sub
uniting TO It, as do gracefully, do not ut all
concur IN II.
he Chair-rhe Chair did not suppose any
thing OF the KIND. Laughter at the expense Of
MIR. Blaine.l
The House then resumed the consideration Of
the Geneva Award blll and was addressed by
MIR. McCrary OOwal.
AZ the close Of MIR. McCrarv's speech the
House. on motion Of Mr.. Singleton. agreed to a
committee OF conference ON the Consular and
Diplomatic ApprUpratiou bin, and Messrs.
Sinele ton, Randall, aud Waldron were appointed,
The House then took recess I'll 1850. the
evening session " be devoted to debate on tue
Geneva Award btli.
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NV YoRK, Thursday June s,--Recepts
OF beeves were 81 car lOaue, tS5 head, making
Soyl since Monday against s0be for the corresponding
!ne last week. There were also about 90
loads from previous arrivals Tue demand weak,
and the market was extremely dull with further re-
oncon prices equal % VI head. Several car loads
o. rough 5exss ana Missouri cattle change hands ot
from sc n To dIeet b MS. ana 81 head to Btc.
dress 80 ne. and VI head Ordinary 10 prime native
sterts ranged from &c. TO lOc. to dress b5J6
to dress 81 ms.
he eips of calves we're 0s7 head. making 1924 since
MONDAY, against 500 Tor same time Last week Prices
fuither advanced about ~ y n aud the market was
laifly active at Olk07lfc Y n. for common prime
mllkieu Ncas, with considerable number OF choice
range rom &c. TO DC 4 n.
k 70 OF sheen and lambs were 10 car loads OF
s.lOs head making 1905 since Monday, against SABA
IVr le sanc lne last week. sheep were about steady
~ y. sSgSsSc, ,Lsnbs were nrmer and more active
az OA0b9fc n. Tor ordinary to far, aud pc12c for
good 70 extra the latter price for just very hne
Jersey lambs
kecepis Of hogs were io8 car loads, or i,eea head
making sO9J since Monday against sg03 Tor same
time last week None for eilo alive.
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ADAM-MoLEoD On "Wednesday evening. June ?.
1878, by toe Rev william Nylie assisted by the Rev
A u. Mylic OF Philadelphia, Sinclair Adam 10 Mary
Agnew. daughter of the late Rev. Dr. Mcleod, all Of
this city.
.SLAwsoN-MccLAI\ ON Wednesday. June 4. a.
Ashbury Nj. l.. Church, by the Rev. A. K sanford,
sisted by the pastor, the Rev A EdmUnds Joan II.
Sawson 10 Luza daughter OF the late Orlando ID. Nc
HATFIELD -wnlLOCK On June 8. At the Collie
gtate Chnfch bih nv ana 2ph st. nv the Rev DIR. I'd
win i, Hatfield and the Rev. Dr. John Hall. kdwiD r..
Hatfield, Jr to Minnie W. daughter of the late BeuJa-
MIA NJ. hliltluLks
,MAcNAuGhToN BROADfoor.-on Wednesday,
june Z ls7 at the rec lcuc. 81 the brides parents 40
Wvsi 2ita st. b. The Rev Npnrit Scott, MIR Lawrence
MacNaughOu 70 Miss Elizabeth DrOadfoot. ali VI this
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POLiTICIINs ~ COLLIsION.
The Result of the Hon. John keIlvs Inter-
ference in an pillow District.

Ex-senator Hugh ii. Moore of Harlem
appeared before Justice Klsmirs yesterday af-
ternoon TO answer the con plant OF Thomas j..
Crombe. Ex-senator Moore is a leader OF the
Democracy in Harlem, aud through his inau-
ence the district went for rildsn and the Utica
platform. This iDcensed Jonn Kelly, ana he
decreed the political death Of Moore. 1hereat
Moore sent IN his resignation as member Of the
Committee on organization, trOmbie at that
time protesting To be Moore's friend They me
at the Fifly-seventh Street Court on Tuesday
last, aud Crombie stepped toward Moore to
shake hands With him but Moore declined the
prohered hand, anu almost Instantly the two
were in collision.
Cronhie obtained n warrant from Justice Kas-
mire's Court, and Moore appeared TO answer.
Cromb'e did not appear, and the hearing was
adjourned to the I'D inst
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MARINE TNTELLT0EyCE.

MINIATURE ALNAkAg-rHts DAT.
sun riset.. ~ sun SETS. % MoOn rises. 30
utuH wArKn-rnts
sandy Hook. 81 GOV. fsiaBn 8 20 Hell Gate. . 80
Arrived THURSDAY. June g.
Steamship othelo. Southampton. indse. and pass.
Steamship OLD Dominion. Richmond. CITY Point and
Norfolk mdsc and pass
steamship Johu Gibson, Georgetown. d. c.. mdse.
and pass
Steamship Con whitney. Boston. mdse. aud pass.
Eark Christopher Columbus, Limerick, IN ballast.
bars NuOva Rubinacoi, Cette. wine,
Bark Nlnadas, Newc istlc coal
Bark NuOya Emeiia, LcrhOrn. in ballast.
hisOtbc usual river ana cOastwise vessels.