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New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
NEw-yonK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY l. 1877.

always ready with his advice and means r
all VINO were need He leaves legacy on a
honorable life young OF the trade" Ihe
which were adopted referred Fawcetts sefing mAS
hood broad cultivation catholic spirit intense love OF u'n
and vehement hatred OF all shams, together win ~
wide enough 20 cover all faults and relieve tno 0 -
others "a far rs in his powers" and addedi ,,,
r.. a. = , s,.doo NJ his life almost Ideal
standard of upright thoroughly educated a hipT and
complIshed merchant and gentleman deep ms ~
sd Tee soner whose earnest convictions ON AL ,
0ur poitca and social economy were tne a. i de,th
stndv and iudependeDt Judgment lnat III W.I ieoi
the members oi hide aud leather tIade on occ cannot
maj fbev have suffered loss OF ore whose ,hc
a be eed az a business man. he was merchant WGs1 S
tastes and ambition higher and nODler th w. & ,
Win tbr mere ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF fortune anu h ~, 80 &c
tnre and infellcctua ability OF snch caIDer d ,sb
was no position in life which he coul1 hot H"f' '
honor to himself and credit 20 his rlendS' 49,,
The members Of the will close their stores anu an
tbe fuperal which will place at noon TO-DAY al 'no
Of Al souls (Dr Bellows pas'or' A'
81
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
rrcrprIoN TO RIsHoP srALpING.

4 reception and dinner were rendered yester-
day afternoon 10 Bishop j. L. 5paiding, recently placed
in charge oI he Diocese OF PEORIA H. by the Rev A. T.
DouneUy, pastor o. =. M,harPs Church. TIE dinner
was sccd at the pastoral residence, at Tlriyfst-st
and Ninth-ayc. Only the personal friends, among the
clergy - Father Doury and Bishop Spaldms were In
yIt,d Among the prelItcs present were Cardinal Nc
C.oskcy Bishop Louchlm OF Brooklyn, Bishop i seer ais
,f Columbus Ohio Bishop CorIigau Of Newark, IN!
Bishop Conroy Of Albany. Many priests from Nf"Iork
and y.ciutt, and Peoria were present. HE iuioN.ug
we're som. of the priests u attcLdauC. f1n.E- - uu'lN
sud Ducry of 50. NIcuaes, IaciDwa and Pratt OF ie
.j.Wtt Hiirtd Young ANA q. ~ 1cati. o! tie ILu--s,
C.Jwry of 80. Gabnci5. Mooney oi 81 ir 49, Ic.c@h
,t tir Il.n.Rcnfiiion, u.ay of ST. Francis Nayirrs
NrCartitv al tnc Holy Cross, OFarrvu q" 81. Pef'rs
krau Of tine Cthc nal, lr1iy ol ~ brihi hi'r - ftI,h
- y Trr.s;,'. Hurley Fauuiug and Donovan of the
D0rc,r OF Peoria ANA many others The reception was
held from to y. W during which time the hours were
srput it conversation and conEratulsjipu ter the
dinner speeches were made by Father Dmurr. Bishop
-Wudug, aud, M German hy fathef MtOaftu! Oh sh'
Church of the Holy Cross.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
ESSEN COUNTY CRIMINAL STATISTICS.

Al thcannual meeting Of che Essex County Chosen
Freehodrrs yesterday The warden Of the County
Peutenuary reported II prisoners on May J. lh5G since
which time Z had been received Tho present
3l Of whom females. The cost Of o. cnch
prisoner lOs cents day. The warden o. ihe county
ii. reported 81 commitments during the year. decrease
Of 36l from Che proyoDs year. Of this number io
murder being murder tor mausllughtr
10. piracy pr arson ~ FOR forgery lS Tor burglary
Ou Il fIc di7oueiT houses l9 a.slut
bl for urIi
breach peace. breach u thr peace
mon luuku,--, Is h@hua drunkenness, iGJ IDr
,pgIaucy. IAe alclIee c. Of feeding each pusJncr wa7
lOia . The whole irmh oi females So. Tie
expenses Sl6tiT 2G. ami the receipts Sto2 80.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

The Richmond County Supervisors and the
experts have concluded their investigation OF tle ac
counts Of ex-Cointry Treasurer Hngh MCRoheris. Mr.
McRobers says that the experts have doubtless ma'e
4 correct statement according To- the books and papers Go
which they have had access, and that their balance
sheet is ht; hut the whole amount, as found by hr
is not hi, indebtedness, there Is large which
should have beeu carried back 20 the account, OF former
treasurers. How this sum came to be placed u The
balance sheet against him neither ne nor hc crts
can explain Judge W.suryeit ana Mr. Ncli'bai;-'s
clerk wIl on Monday next. experts. begin io over
the books again. and Hr. McEDnrrts has nu doubt tai
they viii be found 90 with tho original balance
sheet as prepared by i, clerk. DiGctng -!-4JU lost
hy tac failure % the banking firm oi lruhtr * Co.. anu
the alleged excess W ,rd against hm 10y the cAlcI,, ~
which he knows no 0iug, Sir. McRDb"ris sdy- his in
dabtcdyes, viii be shown 10 be- only about $4,000. He
will De ready submit his statement 10 The supervisors
in about Two week
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
oIr " 49, A HoAGs.n-Thc hloodthlrsly

dueli-s, ~itprl and Lluucinauu were aIld The
Police Count tis morning ml thr whole affair found 60
bc iaFc ON Sjppc Gas .in The Gigantic utlu whose
humorous brain rgluatd the job mounted fhr sraud,
ard i'm frarfully Wutlacu EnEsb told a about
vas al tam f0Oil-lIcs -hudIc; noting butts hOl-s"
which Q" SAID the prosecuting attorney. "A ho1gs.
aouc clolcs. We al triuku peer IN der saloon und
We vos auNn OF could lit dem 400 feilers 10 fdr
anne FUN vent t. putcher md got hdGc pad Ser
ana N e Il uit pud md Linnrmann soin 10 preak
II ven he got SHOT, und Sipcl would dnk DC yos uur
derrd him. Dot yOs ALL SO hclD ue MosesE-lsau Fran
cisco iOst.
A reformed man nc recent maIketmcn's
urayer meeting testified 10 the J0y aud satisfaction be
expelieuccd since lac had NaIqulshed the demon alcohol
fused 10 be miserable and poor aud fIlcudcss' said
he fut now here | am, with good suit Of clothes
earning my own living Ike decent member of -ucirty
deoaIe to YOU brethreu feei Just ns good a. II had
barrp OF beer inside Of me-" The slmlo the most
familiar and appropriate hr could think VI On tue spur of
tiU mbmeut.-I Boston Traveller
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

The return game between the Chelsea Club
Of Brcoaiyu and Tie amateur Mutual Club OF this city
was played the Union Grounds yesterday. Tie Chcl
seas were better at The bat than their opponents but did
not earn q run. The four runs scored by them were
made through seven OF the Nuua.s i'm the HIsE
1fh aud .ry,Hh innings. The most noteworthy feature
was the huc playing of L9u1hn at second Da-c the
Ch,.,as. FollcwIu. is the score Boy mrir-,
Ciuls let 2d. 80. 4th 9TH G.i 7th oth. ON. IOtal.
Hsil9a5.......iI G5sl!sa...........i . 3 . 9 3 O.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
WATCHING THE CHILDRENs INTERESTS.

The Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Children is auxiousy watching the progress Of a bill
which lies upon the table OF committee OF the Assem-
by nj Albany Itproviics that cnildrcn under the
age OF II years shall be allowed al ueafcrS, dance
houses or cOuccrt-has unaccOmpaned by thor pa cnts
or guardians aud if they found under those circn
stances that the propIictors of such places may be
arrested and tried for mlsdcmcanor. 1t fur
ther enacts that any persons having charge oi
children under Il shall restrain them from beg
glug in the street, either actually or under
the thin disguise of pciiing; that any children found
habitualy in the company OF thieves or prostitutes may
be placed in charge OF tine proper charitable authorities
after hearing before some magistrate The last clause
provides hat no children under restraint shall
be- confined in the company Of thieves criminals de-
praved people The st clauses OF this biil are not well
covered by existing laws although certain statutes
on The books were framed for chat purpose BY the
posed enactment the responsibility Ot keeping tie cid
The penalty for q fst o.usc is merely prHiaut and
caution. repetition - n:sdeme1nor. Tie
can have adequate Of the vast training
schools for criminals offered hT saloons and other places
and Watcr-st. ANA kindred neguOorhoods, wei
pairOnl,d y boys from - TO lj years OF age, where
I'm crimes ~ all Hrd@ IN the c"Lccft!als ana Ctice-
20 DE found also girls 0i equally tender years.
. ,,ii,i,it ,, 80 ti,r.. rf,.s d,,rt,,,. no
places toward iidhISh Nv" or tHl'' 4ui's 1u.IhE ,he
week They ind ou, too many boys aui giiis 10 drive
the ATTENDANCE of the boys aud gis cannot ne
ioucird the der tine proposed bll tuCy would
be ameIable, and then toe evil would DE gcaty sup
pressed the society thas ih" last clause 10 adFOcats
cav needs no argument 90 prove It's necessity.
AZ vac tl,e,,'.A @ W r 'i' ~. '- n i,., 80, ~
day. at ihe ne" rooms d 30 80 tiDl square u VIC -
pofpd tGal during April 81 lad been received. 90
children we're rescued ana senl 10 homes ana insiIu-
tiOns A letter received Lom Laung Moody Of Bus-
tend puoic meeting to be held IN that city on MAY 9
TO organize "a society,"
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
TWO PALATIAL sOrND STEAMERS.

OPENING or NEw ROUTE 10 BDSION-A RfCEP-
TON on THE NEW STEAMBOAT MASSACHUSETTS.
A reception was given yesterday afternoon
by the Providence ana stOninstOI steamship Company
on board the steamboat Massachusetts lying at Tho
foot OF Ware n-st North RIVER The occasion was tho
opening OF the Providence line between Ncw-forh
and Boston as we'll the completion OF the steamer,
which differs in some essential respects from any other
OF her tyne large number OF popular ST amshiD men
ana officers Of the English steamship lines were among
the invited guests and shown about the steamer by
H. = Babcock, President OF the company, Capt. William
NJ. Jones, ana G.. n. Thompson An elaborate COLLATION.
was also provided in the saloon OF the boat This con-
pany Will open next Monday new passen-
ger route between Eew-York and Providence
thence making direct connections with the
railroads with al parts OF New England. The
steamers OF the Inc are tho Massachusetts and
Rhode Island. The former Is entirely new, ana Is ih
every wly q superior steamer. EVERYTHING that e2pe-
icncc and Judgment could produce nave been combined
elegance. ana speed She $40 feet long. 80 feet u
treme width, and has two tiers OF staici0oms, Nlth
total of berth and table 'OmmO0aiOns for 900 pas
Her hJBngs and furniture are elaborate ana III
lie Queen Anne styic In addition ~ tie regular state
room accommodations she has II bridal enanbcIs
each side OF TIE boat The Massachusetts is fitted
with the siCblcs stcam steering apparatus has steel
boilers is igteG by las has electric bells for each room,
aud iuui-A he'd VITA all the modern improvements ia
every department. Her engines ani machinery were
built D. John Roach under lLe direction and supcIlu-
tndeuce of Erastus W. smith, constructing engineer OF
this lhe Edward Marsiand, formerly OI tAe Unted
States Navy, j. cmcf engineer
The Kaode Island built in 1878, is nearly new, and is
steamer Of the same class and size as the Ma~sachu
During The two Seasons she has run on the 5tOn
ingtou route the has the tite OF queen OF the
Sound" and has proved herself tie swiilest steamer
anuat making the run 40 btOniugtun, l26 miles III
hours ana minutes. During tie past Winter she has
been thoroughly Oyerhauied aud rcpdinted for unncr
travel ana ls now possibly not eNceAed IN any respect
except speed even by her new cOhsoIt Both Ncss ls
have the dlnng-saiOOn on the main deck, whence toe
scenery moy bo viewed from the dining table. These
steamers vail between New-NOTk ana Providence
drect making intermediate landing. Al Providence
press passenger viii await the arrival OI ihc
"a transfer the passengers 10 Boston Another
train will 20 Worcester, there connecting Tor tie
White Mountains and Northern NeWEn .land. The Mas
s9cusetts made ttp to StonmgOn last night 10 receive
additional httngs. She viii return 10 NeW-lOrk
on Saturday, and Monday start her first regular
tTip from Providence. Tue Rhode Island Will leave new
York for Providence at the same lime.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
SENTENCED 70 LIFE IMPRISONMENT.

Ii the Court of General Sessions yesterday
John Day who was convicted Of murder in tho second
deerep ior killing Francis Reilly, uuckdryer' at St'l'-
ton ard Goeie,ts on the night Of March s. was SEN
fenced by Judge Gidersceye to imprisonment IN the
state lson at haid labor for life Four 81 DAY a'7o
st. members of the East side gang VINO are believed
=, have ia, i1nuica Ted IN the murder IN the Tombs
awaiting trial. ...., ,viut,r,
Immediately after Daly's sentence MS counsel ",.h
TTrvrp ~, at before Judge DnUhUc III Supreme Court
Ci4u,brr VINO Granted motion for writ ~ error ana
stay OF proceedings. Ine ehtet oi ihe hi3Vh WI @ ~
T., H.. aim + u...ourr ia the IOubs uull thc case Is
areII,d Al ll,e : ipreHe Court Genera. Term.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

yet there not i9r M a ap
pcauts The the improvements had been 1l9Vu
which 50 500 had been contributed and the remaining
withdrawn from receipts Tor current expenses "
made an urgent apped that this amount might De ICac
that the mortgage OF $4,000 resting on he pIope p
might cancelled The chapel has three memorial
glass windows, font and altar, also memorial Ine @ %
ter were prousey decorated yesterday with Choce
Addresses were made by the T. NJ. Peters, the ley
George r. seymour Bishop Penick Of Africa and the rev.
D. Iowitt and Dr. Adams assisteu III ~,
The Rev. Dr. c. L. Tiffany the rev ,S - M
blanchard the Mr.. Courtney OF St lhomass CnuIon
The Rev Arthur Brooks and the Rev MT NluI,h WIZ
present After the inspection Of the building COLLATION. was
gau
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
HONOR no A DECEASED MERCHANT.

Members of the leather and hide trade met
yesterday give expression TO their Of loss in the
dea Frederick Fawoett, which occurred
meeting wen attended James Fraser presided and O. H.
Isham was secretary. Eui0gsc by
Messrs Schultz, Ely, Lee Healy, BraiL and hham. NJ
Schultz said in part; Il have known Mr. Fawcet since
1892 when he FIRST into the swamp His honesty
and integrity unimpeachabe and there Was that In the
character Of the man which left its impress all
who during his long connection with the trade, have
had more OF less intercourse with him. lie was
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
SHIFTING LSTELLIGENCE
pnNr OLE NEW.YORA

CLEARED. .,.,
s,ean,s,p Her.cr CGcr, Brandt Ha"0aIg VI" 'F''o'''
....I tI..r u .r. kHIu. Ist IS TO- ,r...r.... H., -
Sic,n,-.. p ctuuta tIr.) A"er"'" "'"'''''' i'' " 10
Ont .,, a,,.u Rr) Sianier bristol W. ID sorlin
,rtr.h,p oIbris rI NertL Liverpool i-"s' "''A N ''
,toI.fv Halifax. y =, Gerhard &
h,u,~oa.p Isaac Etu, Lawrence SoF'oiN Guy rom" ana
,,,,.,'''.i DIt. Dominion steam 'nin 20, ~, ,.. d,
sfcam-up Al,ie, Nbii'h "''''' ~
MuIlfn. . MIN. D,yt. pbValrlpIia. Iaa Hand
t.ta.,lliiip S.r.,r- r,rry. Boston II. h. iinocg.
Nl''l,.N IA 'W,.alsgrd. vulS Hlldnor" W. bll5,ll
SirAn-"t A".fl Kls-c, Cork Falmouth Tor orders.
siot,yirh ~ 60. ,. ,,.st, 1,.r,uovi.b op.e,.o,y,
BAGS lfrI DuH"Nh'A' NN''''" ''' '" ="
f1r ,rI,rs -ucOyicl N - ,...tu. ,o,o. -. 49,.
any w. b. stewart tBr)' hea'nr LONDON Eng Hat on
Ws,son an = orb Ieson Puerto caboo von, Pension
4. f Ma,se Wood lBr Backard st. John, n. h. T. l. No
v ,, Lizzie Ii H. Kimba storer Norfolk. Va CVcsor Wood
K
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
A HOME For coNsuMPTvEs.

The second anniversary of the House of Rest for
Consumptves, at fremont was celebrated yesterday on
h,oh occasion the new chapel Of the Well Beloved was
dedicated Dr. Peters the opening address, stated that I'M
had the Of the home TO devote
the fifteen beds in original house 10 women patients
- .n,reiv 20 social purposee and ward
soons nall There 4O beds IN the hospital,
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

cause for order. Dunn ag Borysten and ano.Mnst be
noticed.
WaitzfeldeI.-See opinion. -.
BY Judge Lawrcnce-Gibert and an0, &C, agt marsn
&c, &o.-Case and amoDdments settled.
Common Pieds-C -Chambas-BV Chief-Justice c. 7.
Day-New.York Juvenile Guardian Society agt. Roosevelt
opinion. Candelar HarrngtOnMOiion VacatinR
Judgment granted DsVn agt Kng--MOtion granted Ahr
agt Borgstedt Phillips sgt sharpe, AcNeal agt AHen-Ap
picatiOus granted.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
WHITE STAR LINE.

FuR QUEEN sTOWS AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRY ING TIE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
The steamer. o us Limo take she Lane Routes
t lieut. Mauiy O. s. S gong sou;n tuo Laaks .as
passage 10 Queenstown, an the year rOani
ADKIArIC, SATURDAY, May 3. n a. u-
BiIrASNGC. SArU UEOAi. May ~ 4 ,. uA
GEKNANIC, sArUR RpAN. May 20 ( b. m.
AnRfArIC. sATu RDAY june O. 3 pm
FRoN rHE WHITE STAR DOCK. PIER 50. NORTH
RIVER
lnls. steamers uniform IN ard unsurpassed
.mvuis The ssioon. statefoos. Smoking AL Bs,A
ioous are placed amlishp whac Lhu Noise aud uDNoa
least aAordmg degree OF eouor hitherto nraitaa 10
at -
favorable terIns. Steerago. SlS
u paua ANA other iuiOuuaton 4ppJ az the
Company . Ollces No 81 Broadway, Nsw-Nork.
A. }. CVkg!S AscnG
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
IFS NEW OFFICERS BRITISH LIGHT DUES FRo>
AMERICAN SHIPPING.

Irs NEW OFFICERS BRITISH LIGHT DUES FROM
AMERICAN SHIPPING.
The 1O9th annual meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce was held yesterday. Ernest G. Fa01H OF No
d. southst and William Morris Imbric of No Nal-st
were elected as members. The following resolution was
adopted:
Resored That the President Of the United States be
ana he hereby respectfully requested % take INTO con
tuuiiy he spoudcuce which passed between the
Governments United States and Great Britain sew
era years a4o It4uS 10 ihe tgItlI,h 2l d. ll ,;'H
from American shipping IN the ports OF tne Cn''ed Ah-
IN election OF officers and committees resulted as fol
lows only important OF the committees being
given:
Pre.ilent-Samuel D. Babcock
First Vice pIesGeut-Jamcs II. Brown
Second Vic. lr.,idcnt, Geor5e W. Lane
is1say;- Ilsasary.-l a5ass l5aPS' iiisaa Ii l@sni''
Fxecutyc comm itec-Eliot c. Cowdin, Samuel p. Rug
giles Benjamin g. Arnold william H. toeg hlhou r. Styla.a
Coimi i,e ou Finance ana J5i,ncl Iy toa, l SJ 7.
20 550'i' s. 'iS'''D ''' " i,'-, '','' ISM, 80 ".
EiFelI, David Dovs, William H. Guon, sOon humphreys
On ipi.rns Trade and Improycmeus-Johu Taylor John
son HoII, *. jcsup Alexander ~ Sm'e Charles Hntl'E
% lie IiaIb5r and shipping Edward Hncke2 GcTgo W
Blunt, James = T. Suuahan James IT, fI"lhAh@ FI'Hci'
on Int irrational Coinage-saauol B Rucg,s samuel D.
BlDcocs william T. DolEe, A. 4 Low. jaime, Al ir3wn.
ON venue keiormJackson = schultz Thomas Barbour
Daniel q. Robbins
Mr. Babcoc thanked the Chamber for the honor again
conferred upou him. sand he hoped to be able to give
equal attention TO his dudes during tine present year
In the past. He desired be excused from making
speech ana stated that the time for speeches woud be-
~ the annual dinner Of the Chamber on the evening OF
Nav a. at which the President of the United states and
several members OF the Cabinet bad promised 10 be
present Thomas Barbour Of Tie Special Committee on
Revenue Reform referred to the meeting Of tlr commit
tee with the Custom-house Investigating Committee
with which il had very pleasant interview and the
promise The proper time Of being heard ON tie sus
restions o. reform He hoped that when the OutIases
were made known in the manner Of collecting the
revenue Oh imports the merchants OF NewloIk would
be permitted to conduct legitimate importing business
without having DO deprived Of those feelings Of respect
which every merchant should possess The efforts
of jackson schHitz in behalf OF revenue reform were
alluded to with much praise, and Mr. Barbour hoped tine
merchants Of Ncw-York would be able to obtain the
respect here whcn they already held in Europe
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
CALENDARs-THIs DAT.

SUPREME COURT-CHANBRRs-DoSOH j.
o. Moll Ant Schneider 300 B0rland agt ~ Y. and
10 Vandervoort AIT NAV. Southern S s. Co.
or 3l2, Matter Of TrOss
III McDonald agt Davis 3l5. BelOn agt. Adams.
Ig0 Gee agt chase MI co | yl6 Earl agt. Holman.
262.Sturges agt. StOughtn. 3l1 Earl agt liIImAh
y9t Gould apf Moore 322. .Gauo agt. McCunn
2a6 Peonie .Cc al TWEEN. 800. Winter agt. White.
~ thiri.st RI r. 90 326.. Bearup agt Carraher.
297 Rleeckerst r. r. Go / 32s IIagan sgt Wyman.
agt Navor $3.50. Vega agt. Jaiie.
307. .MOrrissey agt Weed. 332 .llstmah aB1 bi@u"
SUPERIOR CoURr-SPRcIAL TERM-SANFoRD j.
Case on--NO. 10. No day calendar
MARINE COURT--TRIAL TEBM-PAKT IL SHERIDAN j.
S75l Cassidy ag Leparn. 1903 smith et al set Jones
si6j Devoe agt Wndolph. y3I9.. MaltbY and ano aBL
81 1863. Summers agt. Beach. . corey. ~.
936I McDonad act Mauran. 1917 .Armstadt agt Kahn.
$500. Lane agt. osborne 93l4..McArIe aBI MCn"i
1912 Graf agt. Cakins et al. - laud . -
S776 MAY agt Miner ct al 96l2.. Moore agt Drchheh
93il Porter act. Terry. 9iiO. .AchahOn ag@ belss
1888. .ROosse et al. agt Engle- ner.
hardt
GENERAL SEsSIONs-PART II-GTLDRRSLEEYR J.-Frahcls
Covert, forgery, continued.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
Havana * Mexican Mail ;. ; Line.
steamers leave Per 3. Nortu RIVER ~ p M
-ORTI GFRNAN lloyd

y STFt tNsHiP LINE BETwEiN NE;W ohA'
,,,,p,D ~ pI,oR faat I'd '4.DDsDnt. Hob"hi " o
OoIiA-, II ''' nav IS . ffI ~ItrrfIT.- " 5 Il
M.'- r. - .' .-'' N4t I9 II TtNAit SATURDAY. y 'E ~
AI,Fs 81 PASSAGE fIom NEW 0tN ~ 9'e ''lA 'i'
IA 'H' w TIN IAVEE. or BtE" ~ ,.. A., .,,
vtysr 1AprN. 500 gold. 't'bFb 'Abi+' Wv .''''
FAiN'' N-'''- tTTFll AGE. g .N CurrricY. ia
.r...ts - reduced rates Prepaid otl,ia5c 1tlDl-
c4f.s 9 .lItIfg.
F,rlti.l, OF passage 1Fp3 rus "a 2 povliu- er,su
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

FRUITIEss SEARCH FOR JOHN T. DALY-A JOB
PRINTER ELEvEN DAYS ABSENT FROM HOME.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
w III lrom ~ 81 q. 500 ELyer ~ d MorLoa .,


! 4 Tor PLYMOUTH. CHEHBuL KG and HlhBl 'G
., IT.A May tu iUNMEkA lA..... Atf 8
FIf-I 4 lF u Fi..l.I.ll n. lt
Eates opas' age 20 Plym,uth ondo2 C,croonrf
.f'NliAEuT X Co e. BE-. RICHARD H Euh-,
GENERAL gents Genera. PAS. I.rr h-rrts,
ci Dr.',f sf sew York bl pradrlr. Nrv YORK
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04
MAIL STEAMEES.
VNMAN LINE.

FOR QUEFNsTOWN AND LINEtP0lI-
CrrY OT t'III.-II I..........~ tUAA Nf Do Ii o. NJ
CITY or RfCHMOA De- SArt HuAl. Aay .' lt .' p.
CITY DF BIitII 81 1 pAh Ihut - % '- TO-
frotn Pfcr 40. ".
CABIN. $50 and slOu gold Return ucsets on il'oiA'o
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

GENERAL sEssroSs-PART H.-GMDERsLEEyE, J.-Franci
Covert, forgery, continued.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

NETWORK AND HAyANADiBECI NAIL
= LINE.
These FIRST class steamships SAL regularly at D. m ilpn
Pier No l5. Noith River, as t0l0Nsi ..,...., ,..a
5.o-...'. 80 \ ps SAIEIuAh. 81 10
unsurpassed. fur re ghi % pl--se . "
WILLIAM T.. CLYDE * Co. No % huarnf -f.cL.
NcKEII.FR LULING * Co, Agents ln haFaua
New-York tribune., 1877-05-04

BUPRRR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES D.
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The New York herald., 1877-09-02
THE VISITING GOVERNORS.

The committee OF the Chamber Of Commerce hav-
ing charge the reception and entertainment OF the
Governors OF the several States the occasion OF
their visit and stay in this city, have decided upon ths
following programme
The Governors Will be waited on at Cape May by q
delegation vi the Chamber. isting oil Messrs EIot
q. Cowdn, George 5. Coc }. ID. Vcrnilye. William H.
Appleton, Henry i. Spaulding and James W. ElweiI
(who let on Saturday at one T. M. Tor the purpose)
and escorted to this city on Monday.
The General Committee Of Seventy, with the Mavor,
will meet that day on the steamer oil the Police Depart
mun ut per IL North YER loot OF Cortanut street,
at hapast O'Clock r. NJ, aud procccd 10 jersey
CITY, receive the Governors ana accompany them to
the Fiith Avenue Hotel
On Tuesday, at nalt-past ten O'Clock A. ~, the Gov
ernors will be formally received by the Mayor IN the
Governors room, City Hall, with the members OF tho
Cha mbcr OF Commerce and ciZens. AT eleven oclock,
the invitation OF the Comm mssoners OF Emigration,
viii inspect engrant depot at Castle Garden
utter which they will embark on tne steamer Thomas
Collycr, with members Of the Chamber and otheI
guests, excursion up mo North River, as far
tue elevators OF the New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad Company; then proceed through tins
Narrows into the Lower Bay 10 Sandy Hook. Return
ing Governors VIII visit the buildings OF the SAT-
ors snug HarUor staten lsanu and thence will 70
up the East RIVER landing at Ward's Island, where
they Will be received ana ehown through tho nstitu
tons under the charge oil the Commissioners of the
Department oil Charities and Correction, win tho Com.
mittee Of the Chamber.
The Governors and Committee will return to New
York in the steamer of the department