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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-13
TELEGRAPHIc TICKS.

J. F. & E. Vancamp, London build
ers, have failed; liabilities, over mil
lion of dollars.
Another serious confiagration is re-
ported from Port au Prince. A large
number of houses were burned.
At Little Rock, Ark, the Odd Eel
lows building burned Friday. Loss
S12, 900; insurance $1,000. Cole, &
Dow lost $50, 900, and other losses were
about $4,000.
At Toledo, Ohio, personal alterca-
tion, which resulted in fisticuff, oc-
CURED Friday between Alex. Reed,
managing editor of the Toledo Blade,
and ex-Postmaster Dowling. The lat
ter was the assailant.
At Boston, in the Episcopal conven-
tion, communication was received
from the House of Bishops, announc-
ing that the Honse had concurred in
the permission for the formation of a
new diocese in Virginia.
The schooner Valentine, from Ash
tabula to Detroit, sprung leak when
off Fairport, Ohio, Thursday night,
and was abandoned by the crew, who
reached the shore in safety, after being
sixteen hours on the lake.
The reported suspension of the old
Glasgow firm of Cross & Co., with
branches at Valparaiso and San Fran
cisco, is confirmed. The suspension is
owing to the death of the senior mem.
Der Of the firm. which will resume in a
few days -...
The single scull race between Evar
Morris and Pat Luther, both of Pitts
burg, for the championship of America
and purse of $4,000, will be rowed
over the Hutton course this afternoon
wind and weather permitting. The
betting has been even.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-13

midnight two hundred loaded cars were
carried across. Mr.. Todd, the bridge
superintendent, has directed the entire
work and accomplished wonderful
undertaking, completing job in five
days that prominent engineers estimat-
ed would require thirty days. Both
freight and passenger trains will pass
over hereafter.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-13
NEW YORK.
Willing to Give State Evidence.

New York, Oct. 12.-Niles G. Par
ker, ex-State Treasurer of South Caro-
lima, was arrested to-day in Jersey City
and lodged in the county jail, on a
requisition from Gov. Hampton, of
South Carolina, charging him with
plundering the state. He says lie is
willing to tuln states evidence. He
has resided in Jersey City for two years.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-13
LOUISIANA.


New Orleans, Oct I2.-Acting Gov
ernor Wilt, in answer to a telegram
from Washington, has forwarded a GER
tiHcate for j. H. Ackling, Congress
man elect from the Third Louisiana
district, based on the recount of votes
ordered by the court.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-13

In well-regulated towns, when a
ditch is opened in the public highway,
lamps are hung along the same during
the night. Here we do not take this
precaution. The city is wealthy, how
ever, and can well afford to lose few
damage suits before gaining wisdom
from experience.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-13
GENERAL SHERIDAN reports ths

GENERAL SHERIDAN reports that
the troubles in El Paso county, Texas,
are entirely confined to Mexicans living
there, and the Mexicans proper are in
no way concerned in them. If this be
the case, the outbreak is, of course,
stripped of all international complica-
tions, and no apprehension need be en-
tertained of foreign difficulty.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-13
Philadelphia Wool Market.

Philadelphia, Oct. 12.-Wool quiet
but firm. Colorado fine and medium,
$50 2sc; coarse, for carpets. 17@1sc;
extra and merino pulled, ESQ Bic; No.
and super. pulled, 33@36c; Texas
fine and medium, 20@2sc; coarse,
16a1Sc; California fine and medium,
23C0 35c: coarse, 22(626c.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-13

Ex-Gov. HENDRICKS is now EN- route
to Indianapolis from New York. Ex-
tensive preparations are being made for
a grand reception by his friends at the
Washington club. The address of well
come will be delivered by G. w. Julian.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-13

THE committee which examined in
to the affairs of the suspended German
American bank of Quincy declare that
it will pay every dollar, being perfectly
solvent. Its assets are 1890, 900; liabil-
tiles, S11S,OO0.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-13
THE Indians of Alaska have an

THE Indians of Alaska have an in
genious way Of evading the recent re-
striction of the sale of rum at the mil
itary and Indian posts. They buy
molasses in quantities, and have learned
to distil therefrom potent drink. The
ability displayed by these untutored
savages excites the envy of the citizens
of Maine.
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WASHINGTON.

Gen. Harlan for the Supreme Bench.
Washington, Oct. 12.-It is under
stood that the Cabinet has decided on
the nomination of General Harlan, of
Kentucky, to the vacant bench of the
Supreme court.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-13
Disabled Soldiers.

Washington, Oct. ia delegation
of disabled soldiers, holding positions in
the various departments, called upon
the President to-day regarding their
interest in the distribution of public
patronage,
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TENNESSEE.
An Incorrect Statement.

Nashville, Oct. 12.- Yesterdays
Washington dispatch stating that
Thomas Williams, who guided the U.
S. deputies where an illicit distillery
was going on, had been murdered, is
incorrect. He still lives unmolested.
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TENNESSEE.
A Triple Cremation.

Braden's Station, Oct. 12.-Tuesday
night Hale Anderson's house burned,
with his three children tcolored). A
fourth was badly burned. The parents
had gone out visiting.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-13

GAMBETTA has been sentenced to
three months imprisonment and to pay
fine of $500 for placarding his recent
election address throughout his arron-
dissement. The printer of the address
has been sentenced to fifteen days inn
prisopment and fine of S40O.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-13

TILE disposition of the Nez Perce
Indians under Chief Joseph, who sur
rendered to Gen. Miles, has been the
subject of correspondence between the
War and Interior Departments, and
the matter will be further considered
and determined by the Cabinet.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-13

A SPECIAL from Glasgow, Scotland,
says that Inverary Castle, the country
seat of the Duke of Argyle, is on fire
and its destruction is threatened.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-13

THURSDAY nights speeches in the
Democratic caucus at Washington are
universally condemned as being in ex-
tremely bad taste.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-13
KAN SAS.
The Atchison Bridge.

Atchison, Oct. 12.-The temporary
approach to the iron bridge that spans
the Missouri at this point. the abut-
ment Of which caved last Saturday,
was completed last evening, and by
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-13

OHIO has endorsed her favorite son
in about the same way that Frank
Pierce's State endorsed him after he
had been President year.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-13

Ne,o York Money and Stock Market.
New York, Oct. 11.-Gold closed
at 103.
Stocks-Western Union, s3s; Quick
silver 21t; Pacific, 23i; Mariposa, I;
Wells-Fargo, sim. Y. Central, 1911;
Erie, 1871; Panama, 125; Union Pacific,
81; U. P. Bonds, 1044; Central Pacific
bonds, 1861.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-13
Morrison withdraws.

Washington, Oct. 12.-Morrison, of
Illinois, has withdrawn from the
Speakership contest.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-13

q First and only r.-I..
rTrSteam Printing House
1In Wyoming.
All kinds of Book and Job Printing
promptly executed. Call on or address
LEADER PRINTING Co.,
dawtf Cheyenne, Wyo.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-13

THE eastern trunk lines have decided
to advance rates on west bound freight
334 per cent, to take effect October Is.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-13
GEN. W. T. SHERMAN left San
Francisco yesterday morning for WASH
LEADING Democrats in Washington
assert that Hayes election will be called
into question by the House.

AT Richmond, Va, extensive prep
arations are making for the visit of the
President there during the state fair.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-13
GOLD closed in New York yesterday
at 1O3,

SERvIA is sending her troops to the
frontier,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-10-13

NEW BEDFORD. MASS, March 3, 1877.
AIEssRs. GEORGE PIERCE Il CO.-Sour
"INpIAN RESTORATIVE BIrTERs," OF which
/ have always kept a supply in my family for
thc mast hiriU years, has Sdred me hundreds Of
dollars, and am ucTy certain some Of Us mem
bers hare been sdred from death, which would
probably have occurred with different treat
ment Yours truly, HENRY V. DAVIS.
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DECISION. NV Z.

vi.5yraa Court Chtujars BY Judge Donnhue-
t.. ,l,,, ,, Gli,r,. i.i.-bi. tir.' -ui,,i,s
Company aci 7Hn-,''tui i i,L atI. 9,t, h,in.lnt
81 .Iiud. Hogan apt characterization riIutcl Wnh stay.
r,rla Matter OF Itamm.-IuIaa 7aoalu pet ou hrl,of
Er'carI street and u:on Fef' iiar'ad COMPANY e lne
Dut ;ht I.u;on allowing u,iay must
see- 7,5a-Ey Judge Roarl'nau art. The Lake
go t i ~ '' i @ l -., ...l i-
Mn ort Of ~ biir ID The Hoariinan case They can y
am tsv al 1880 D. no. n t'aGl,.Is for an, Gearos ~ "
by judge IAN irm- i9gt s'nc aud another Sc.
sc, ACT Ia-cslyn and ohers.-urlrr settled ami signed
ao fitrI states Lie Insurance COMPANY smith yc ag
asL BI.eh ot al; Kinney asL Oolon-U Unions
Superior CoyIt-Sptciai Term-By judge Sanford
Lester a. The =. y. Enamel and Paint Company Order
GonyL. motion with slU costs Conk.iu agt CohA-OrIcr
o. r. 9 Gir ,I RG e, a. uai E te os4 On
order granted and Undertaking approved Maoy agt Duke
AFT. ysoa Il aOnierei Short calendar May H.
@nl , i m t ~ ,lee at ne u, T,i,
SttlnisiD Observation-Disclosures ordered Lee ct al All
HcGcgueuIdr denying motion 20 Vacae order OF arrest
agt strauss ap STRAUSS Iiirsch act strauss
arr s a. as'. - q nun , manages I tS h' M,S
AIT. Johnston: iioDes ag Garrison Knapp agt Bergman
Common Picas-C ham5rs-By Judge Van Hocsen
Cassidy agt LeeChJuigmcnt for plaintiff See opinion
!. il
for plaintiff with costs see opinion.
By Judge LarlrnOro rnud ct al. agt Morris a-Judg
mcut Tor plaintiff see opinion
Iy f. Daiy-Ihr ManufaCurrrs' Builders In
surace Company agt Meyer CT alJudgent for plaintiff
AZ Al extra allowance %! 500 King G uCkuasttr-
Demurrer Oyeirulcd Levine Reynolds granted
William Duraudo agt Aary J. Duraudo-DyOrce granted.
M0riae Court -- ChaHberS - Bv Judge AicAdam-
Holland Cochran; India Rubber co. agt. l,ushtm
Ntgrassct ~cAn0L; Nrtek agt Nar Wrinkle; Cannon
AIT. Brady; AyCr ag Phoenix Iron Co.; Richter ACT llch
BiIuNct Parker; DLTyra ilt Sclarl Emery A.t
son; kuIsheedt HeyuItu; stern sicrn.-NoU0ns
granted ICMahUu agt. Ge-suoT.rlault opened condition
ally. HIN agt Patterson Proceeding, dismissed MaseTsOn
Maluu-FautII default noted lioyty AIT Dudley
plant dismissed Uura- within days painf places
cause pave ElO Iet Dvef-Do
opened and restored h calendar MAJ % tlO
defendant 90 abide event DEeliy
Pill PARTICULARS 10 be served tc 18Th. and 10
serve the luth Froheim aet d,il-De
fault opened within klO COSTS o mo
and flO fee; otherwise motion denied Osborn AIT
toCSuh.Jos. T. talDu, go, receiver. Mastor-On agt
Nctln.li of particulars ordered B-ighaus a kuaUu-
Referee ordered. AcMaAouagt Fe-sner-Johh H. Mccarthy
referee.
1G-6y Miller agt Ncrl Kaufman agl strauss Perry
AIT gaNieg. BDgert Davidson; Epseubauu AIT Linz.
smith HauOtt; Turner agt StOddard. Hoffman Of
Sherwood act. IluEs Myers Hs1r,
agt Manta Gas Manufacturing Company: smith
aTt GiisU1Ii Guy Smdt SINNERS Beach: Gilbert
AIT collins 1readse agt Lyonsee Endorsement on papers
IN above cases.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEwYoRK....................iAY l.

CLEARED.
steamship Caledonia (Brl, Allison, glasgow, Henderson
Zsll.
Shin Pactous Colcori Francisco Cal sutton e Co
ship H. J. Richardson, Palmer Valparaiso Chill Tor orders
Fghbn a. th4tuctV.
Bark Charles y. War Wiley Havana Miller Hough ton.
Bark FrrdIicn scala uoI.), Waack, Wilmington, y G.,
Punch Fdye < Go.
Mercur (Nor). Frtyod Aarhus. Den Bockman,
oin q Co.
BARK Procosa C,;or Jacobsen, Hayre France Louis
Bark Marco Polo (Ger) schaGcr. Bremen Ger, Herman
Koop ,U Go.
Bark Queensbury (Br Henning, Yokohama Japan Snow
BARK Nellie lB-l. Corr, Rio Janeiro Braz Thos Norton
&
Bark Augso GtaL. Clnero cAgliAr Italy. Tor orders.
SlOcOyich * Co.
Alexander (Br Jansen Hamburg Ger. Funch, Edge
& co.
mig Cascatelle Sparks Matanzas Cuba James Henry
Rrg KjTtan (Norl, Matzow Cagliar, sardinia, Fanch,
Edye 4 60.
ling Virginia. Deyereux, Naguabo. r. r.. Henry BGste
Bng Mary 4. Rowland LGSton, HumacOa, Il. H., swan &
Sol
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office OF the Inman line Mr. Hughes was informed that
dispatch was hourly expected giving news about tue
delayed steamer The officers declared that mere Ws
no caus, for anxiety IL probable that some OF lne
machinery hal broken that the vessel would nave 70
proceed by sail and during the last few day ADVERSE
winds would have delayed her. Nearly al inc cabh
accommodations were secnTcd by the 10 pilgrims mere
were 81 persons from Montreal from Toronto rom
other parts OF Canada, from New-Nork and BrcoAyh,
aud 7 from other parts of the United states: Among
those from this city eXCOuuty clerk walsh anu
Gen Jo1ui Newton who intended going To GlaSSo" Oh
professional business. - 49,
The steamship August Andre, of the White Cross Line
now cirh days Overdue nj Antwerp, has been very I'M
fortunate, having lost her rudder on her previous "u
ward trip aud again when bound hjmc. Both accllchtS
happ ned at nearly the point IN ma ocean 7h' Is
20 days out from TINS port but iOrtunaicl mas no
passengers She last on April y! IN litl qe
4Go 20 north, longitude 400 west, by the steamship
Heca which reported that she had lost her ruddcr ana
rgged temporary one, bat needed no assistance IL Is
thought that she will yet arrive in port safely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
ABA1M FOR WOUNDED AFFECTIONS.


81 800 FOR BROKEN MARRIAGE ENGAGEMENT.
Mary BiSchOh, who is about - years Of age,
and Philip Bauer about = years old, in their
childhood near nrignbOrs in Sullivan County Whom he
grew mp hc camc to Brooklyn, and 40 first earned living
as a barber hut afterward became baIkeeper in bis
fathers saloon. Miss B.chOf 10 Ncw-York To
eye her parents and became house servant The TWO
met here and became engaged 10 be married, she says
absolutely says subject 10 the approval OF his parents
She returned Sullivan County and his letters were fire.
aucnt and loving, though written in the barroOm in
which no was partner by this time and with Interrupt
lions from frequent customers. Dear itto wife, MY
intended wife, " Your loving husband were com
mon phrases these letters, which continued into
August S7j when suddenly on the Dist she received
"A letter announcing that hr cOUldTnOt afford % marry
and had gone West" In April, 1876, he married
other person and his ir-t love brought suit FOR $1,000
for breach OF promise OF marriage His defense that
his promise conditional on the consent OF his
parents that his father on July % 1870. when he men
foncl the matter refused his assent and QuaTrcled with
him. and on She Goth OF August put him ont OF the bust
ness lie was then compelled % give up his engagement
Supreme Court Circuit. The pldntlhs evidence her
own statement and the letters OF the defendant lie
went on the stand a.d when confronted with the fact
that after the date when he sad ms father refused ms
consent he continued his loving letters ana sent IN them
friendly messages from his family his only explanation
that De loved her much ana Thought Ills ltcf
might round" The jury seemed 10 think thai q
20 years Of not so cntNtY dependent Oh
his fathers WILL and gave plhntua verdict Tor 9l,0OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
uRooELYN COMMISSIONERS NOMINATED.

TABLED BY TIE COMMON COUNCIL
The term of office of the Brooklyn City
Commissioner, expired May l. Mayor Schroeder yes
terlay sent 10 Common Council nominations for the
Police Commission, the Board of City Works, and the
Board Health The present Police Commissioners are
Cen james JourJan President; john Pyburn and " b..
Hurd-ihc two last being Democrats. The Mayor nOmi-
mated % Republican commission: james J0uIdan, Prcsi-
dent; Rodney G.. Ward and Henry T. Roelr. The nomi-
nations Laid the table by vote of IS 10 10
Alderman AlkC4 voting with the Democrats. The
nominations Tor Commits oUcrs Of city Works Gen
Henry ". SlOctun. President (rcuOmuatri); Oscar r.
HaWlcy lu place OF william A. Fowler, and
George G. Bennett I'm place o. Thomas W.
Adams. Gen. -locum "a an Independent Democrat (;
Ilauley and Bennett Republicans. These
nominations were also tabled by tho same vote.
Tho Presidents Of the Common Council and % tho Pc
Dc. Commission cX-OhciJ members o the Board of
81 atu. Therefore only one place j. TO DE filed bl the
Ma.o.'- appointment. lie sent In tAe name Of James
Cur tfcj.uhhcgul in place uf Andrew OtcTSOn demo
crrti. The Aldermen laid this nomination on tine table
by vote OF l3 90 .. In" Law Committee
luton recommending that the Ciiy Controller should be
directed ls Commissioner Vim. A Fowler the cuun-
b. fees lul other expenses De had incurred ID tie late
tri before the Common Council such sum not TO exceed
- 800 Tho chairman OF tine committee Alderman Bur
not presenting the resolution SAID tAaj MI Fowler
had acquitted Justice and precedent demanded that
hc should uOt Dc compelled tO suffer pecunary Tor That
prosecution TIE resolution adopted by vote O Is
IN
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CAUSE OF THE PosT-OFFIcR ACCIDENT.
TESTIMONY BEFORE THE CORONEks JCRh-iHE
rrt-ss NnN pRnpERIY FASTENED.

TESTIMONY BEFORE THE tokONEkS jun ihI
TRUSS NON PROPERLY FASTENED
The jury summoned by Coroner Ellinger to
ascertain the cause OF the falling IF the section OF
the Post-OGlce roof on Tuesday last met IN tue
Equity Courtroom Yesterday morning. and began the
examination OF Thomas II. Oakshott superintendent OF
construction under whose directions the fallen truss
was erected Mr Oakshott gave the details ~ the man
ner in which the work being done. lie SAID that on
Saturday April y, ne had been informed by Mr. Haven
one OF contractors for the truss, that The WORK was
coinp,c Co. bot he could not Immediately examine tie
work and had Instructed Mr D0ughcry foreman Of the
mechanics nGcr whose immediate personal supervision
the being done TO be very careful not to remove
any the temporary wood supports until he was satisfied
that everything right. On Monday, the day before
the accident supervising AlChIt ct Nh fI,ttu ny
building and Mr. Odkshutt asked hun to exam ne me
work. They went To examine stairway WIhcl II was
proposed 90 remove, ana Iaost" uhtr VIC NV 49, 49,
Nh Oaksot pointed 10 Out 10 Ar. Hill, but the latter
said nothing aud passed down stairs. Mr. Oashoti sui
that he never examined OF accepted tue Noih or
certified 70 the vouchers as il was timeUf month VIXEN
nc very Usy with other WorS. lie lad explained 10
the contractors that the truss was BIZ secured with
secured ana ryctCd. This not done, however ana
f flut WINS will the contractors After the accident
rSe IRON lie now felt satisfied that the acc-
dent was caused by insufficient support on the
outer end aud the want OF the necessary bolts
and IIycts II nc had examined the truss before Us ~
ne should have considered the accident his iAui bht
this examination moi having been made u was Inc '!
OF the foreman OF the mcriaca. MT bouSheIl, I'D see
everything properly secured Inc inquest WIZ nc To-
sumti at u O'Clock tais morning.
The commission selected 10y Postmaster James con
TIC secretary OF the treasury me COMMISSION i'' "
fined its investigation 10 Hsrcitauug the mechanical
causes of tie dSa IL. without Gt'.upuhS i" M t" re-
siOneby upon any person u - uiu, 'i'' ,I
commission pronounce the ron of the huHd.ns hdny
heavy and the construction Of the building iauy, hui
attribute ID. direct cause Of the accident TO tue llS,-
cure fastening OF the Truss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
ocEAN sTEAMsHrs DELAYED.

The steamship City Of Brussels, Of the In
man hur which left this port Apn d carrying the
Canadian pilgrims was due At Queenstown on MAY /,
bat has not yet been heard from She has been II days
on the ocean, and the fact that she is overdue days
hs created some excitement in this city and Canada
Mr. Mullakcy Of Montreal who made the arrangements
for ts dcrarturc OF the PILGRIMS lelegraphed yesterday
,o William Hughes the agent the Royal Canadian In
suauce COMPANY this city for information 70 gave 60
Tie nicuds v. those who joined the pilgrimage Al the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
al0r5ie Gno Glate Alautels.

s TTENTION Now Is the tine TO purchase
"a SLATE And MARBLE Man fELS
Prices never low. Stat. step, and gt an kinds Of
slate work. pINf,IINN SLATE Co.,
80 Union-square. n. y. Htni'tc. aud l7thst)
GTEWART's Slate, Marble, aud Hard wood
- Nantc Crates, removed J 10 and - Ncat 23dst,
Masonic Temple, opposite Booths rhcat,H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
VISIT TO TIE scnoo1sr1P ST. MARYs.

Ayist of inspection was made 10 the schoJlShip St.
Mays the Of Twenty thdst East yesterday
by the Board Education with city officials and large
Of ladies. The boys first called quarters
when they Inspected and aftcrward eyouoIs
manning the rigging ami yards sloh performed
the most satisfactory manner The general system Of ciuca
ton and necessary qualifications for examination were
cn fully explained stated that the demand for the
Graduates The school
ip will May 10 upon Lisbon and ai,ra.
The officers, likewise Instructors follows:
Commander T. l. Phythian coHmandlngi Lout. George W..
De Long executive officer Lout W H. aque Navigator
Master H. Peck Passed Assistant sc0u d. g. Bur
leigh: j. John Page, Assistant Surgeon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08

roRrY-sEyES GRADUATES Oh rnE UNION TnEoIoG-
Ic,L OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF RELIGIOUS And
OruER SOCIETIES.
The 41st anniversary Of the Union Theology
cal Seminary wa, held last evening al the Madison
Square Presbyterian Church Addresses were delivered
ID uc following members OF the gr,duJtiug class:
Tllur,, Brown, ou "IAc Influences shaping American
Theology" Jesse r. Forbes or "Dur Part in the brYci-
opmeut OF Christianity" Closing WORKS oi counsel we're
then clyou by thc President tIr Rev Dr William
Adams. after which the class hymn was suu-, ami
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08

a GEsEAT OFFER :! Me-, We VIA ,Inra 'l F9%a,
Go flnom /! Alan Concern

HOUSEKEEPER.-W gentleman of
rprc'. E.uull take charge u! i.r Huia. of tlfI-
v ..y he cv Tor trc summer mon tr: rtciaes
h0,usrc rr uucs,t ptcnablr furnished. Address
a. T.. o., lr'aue oMc'.
NOTICE. want JOHN DUNN, ROBERT
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