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New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
OFFICIAL CHANGES.
SECRETARY sHERaAN's RULE A. TO RELATIONSHIP
CURTIS AND MR.. LowELL-APPoiSTMEN
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CURTIS AND Mr.. LowELl-APPoiSIMENrs.
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WASHINGTON, June 10.-The blood relation
rule is being strictly enforced in the Treasury. Almost
every day number Of clerks discharged without
reference to long service capacity and fidelity, solely
because some belonging to the family has been
discovered In the department some OF the newspapers
have been misled TO state that Secretary Sher
is acting under law OF Congress enforcing this
rule There is no such law. prominent official OF
the Treasury when asked the other day If there
the statute book forbiddng the employ ment Of
blood relations said No than there requiring
the discharge Of all men who have moes their faces
Tie purpose of the rule il not denied by Treasury
officials when they closely questioned II il to make
vacancies to be flied by appointments.
Newspapers which have contradict"d the statement
that the English mission offered to George William
Curtis and the Austrian mission 10 James Russell Lowell
and that both gentlemen declined informed that the
original statement made the highest possible
authority.
Tie following letter has been transmitted TO Gen.
Barber, his home in Michigan. by Col Rogers the
Presidents private secretary: am directed by the
President 10 acknowledge the receipt Of your letter Of
4i res ing the once Ot Third Assistant Post
mastsrtpnCra. While accepting your rcsigtiat on, 10
take effect, a. YOU request az the close 81 ie present
fiscal year, he wishes to assure you Of lis confidence
i'm Your efficiency and OF bis appreciation OF your valuable
pubic The President desires me tO convey TO
Won his best wishes for our future Success"
There S. applicants for che position Og Assistant
Paymaster in the nGyv who nty presented them
selves r xampation although the, is bu one vacancy
be filed. OF this number 2l were rejected ~ tie
Medical Board account OF physical disability leaving
Il % f5a 5I me Spttd pgs" c. y G. Pit,n from th
position OF United states Marshal for Louisiana, and
directed mat commission bu made out to Col Wharton
10 nh the vacancy.
The President has commissioned Benjamin Long his
private secretary 10 -ign land patclts.
Charles o. sheppard, Consul at Leeds has been pro
NOTED to the Ccnsushp at Bradf ri, Ell Gland. Clark
Wasgoner has been appointed Collector Of Internal Kew
at Toledo, to take effect July l.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
PROBABLE HOMICIDE NEAR NEWARK.

George Williams, d0Orman at the Second
Precinct Police station at Newark, and Wm Bonneh'
drove to irvington Saturday night and visited the s
loon Of samuel Mayer While there, stephen Knight add
Frederick Bowers got into night and were separated by
Williams About o'clock Mayer closed his saloon ana
the Darry left. As Williams was getting INTO us car
r1agc he was attacked by several men, kuOcked d0Wn
and bndy beaten. In sclf-deense he nred three shots
~ his assailants, one o! which took encct
in Knlsnt's abdomen. inhcHng probably fatal wound,
,n another shot Lit William Wills In tine left shoulder
WiIilns then walked 10 Newark, surrendered himself TO
Cirf Of Police Mills, and locked up IN default Oi
taU Wills also surrendered himself and was admItted
an t., the surn of 5000 as u witness BOnnell, who
"a. with Williams has disappeared Last night knight
WAS ~ precariOus condition ana was not eAPecIeu 10
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
WASHINGTON NOTES.

MAsuINGION, June ~ l'f''
The large I2-noh rihed gun intended Tor one oi 'o
fortlhcations in SewYork harbor' successfully cart a.
the South Boston foundery the 3Ota OF May VIII DC
- from ,, nj, whore IL has been cooling next week
IL will then be- placed in the lathe Ihe wrought lTVn r
tube FOR this gun IL on its way iio IA IL 10
gun will be sent 90 the proving gfos a. ny - a.,
August 10 be tested Five hundred rcsnds VIII Oe Ieu
from Il TO test its merits.
Mrs Fassett has made much pHgre7s WIN ne' Pa''is
ing representing those who we're oih'An' .'-1
itb ,h ri.ocrol Commission. The figures Of the re
tis nen ay, pauted from life and the portraits OF
pers1ns present spectators OF ne scene
Or 80 rr,tnfulIy delineatrd The supreme Court mas
r,.J S ss nf thor room u tis lady for the prose-
cution OF her work.
Capt. Howgate Of the Signal Servi Ice Bureau has re-
ived information 10 the effect that the merchants OF
Cincinnati Chicago, st. Louis. Indianapolis Ml~auAee'
Baltimore, Philadelphia and SewYork are contributing
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11

a. him "seven years ago, os ! lay in dungeon
So ,,r kind word and teuder touch Of the hand
aver thought | would lead such life rs tnis ana
.,.od before you as do tonlghI Nn'o ""S
,o,ttea Capt. Cyrus Sturdivant-tbis GOOD man
- A. here to-night-came 70 me one Sabbath
s"o um never forget that day. He met me in
- ,r,,or NJ the ia where had all been called out,
"a rere sitting on the beucaes When saw him
.souSht 10 myself he is good man; he seemed to me
,t father never knew what IL was 10 have father
wanted to talk 20 him wanted t9 lay my . neau oh
m ne had been leading, and how would Ike 10 20
down nv faithful VIE rsaeeneo man , wa wSSnSo %
hin, aud faces OF my children IN the happy uays
eafore came before my mind. looking no & me Win
ninc counienan ces won Tered If he would speak to
me He did and those words spoken 20 me N t1s pIson
crrdor have been the means. through Cod OF bringing
me 70 what am now
M Ridsdale is not to be OutdOne by Martyr
rooth large congregation assembled at st. Peters
I,urch Fokestone. on May 27 il had been rumored
,nat the Rev C. J Ridsdae intended to disregard the
,rAgoent OF the Privy Council He Offciated in alb,
.basuble stole and manple Water mixed with
, wine and wafer bread used two candles were lighted
on the altar Rdsdale In the course Of the sermon
aid he resisted the monton. n counter to plain
order Of the CHURCH. which commanded the use OF vest
,oepts He would remove tine crucihx when the order
xas reee,ved He explained why he appealed 10 the
,ivy Council and IA conclusion. pointed out what the
public worship act had done in London and said 1t was
.aa TO look forward 10 what would probably
happen in Fokcstone should he be ooLg TO
.ever eleven years connection with them
,hr,nch the action Of three IL was
his devotion to the Church made him dc what he a. 4
rather than suffer the State make HIM trane ou the
scored laws OF she Church Iuree days aiterward tLe
new Church League" held a public meeting ln the
srhooroon OF - Alban'-, Holborn. Of thn st"u
holds ~ the Ritualsts. TIE Rev \. II. MackunOchle
1reed and res buttons in Of the discst bsnneut
of the Church we're adopted. ThecXtrtne Hgn Chuic.
men have thus organized movement Or the separation
~ C'burch and state. VIII the Ou-tue High Church
men and the lractarians follow the lead Of the RtG
isfs and viii the NOvcunfuUnSts b. effective allies
Buf the Church which b. IN peril Is u tuna lnstl
tutlon anu Engshnel cling to their institutions,
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11

the fund ~ $4,000 necessary 10 procure supplies FOR
the estbishwent OF colony Disco for the purpose Oh
Arctic explorations
The Secretary State having taken steps 70 ascertain
the truth OF the Published OF expedition being
fitted ont IN NewOreins TO aid Cuban nsurgents. has
received Information from tie United states authorities
that quarter the effect that there Is absolutely no
foundation for the runIOrs.
telegram received this morning By Mr. CTeary'
Postmaster OF the Senate, from brother Of Senator
Ferry Michigan states that although the senator s
ILL., there Is no paI ficular canse for alarm.
The Post Office Department authorizes direct Brazil
an mail be- dispatched ny the schooner jacob kdg
way sailing from NewY0rk for Peru At y. on the
12th inst.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11

GRAHAM-At sidney. Neb Weinesday June 8 Henry Ora
ham, youngest George aud Janet Graham deceased
Notice Ot tunrral hereafter.
HEATON-In Cortland y y TUESDAY, June . 1871 AZ tho
resi- n j. Messenger, her -Onin law, hrs L. Hea
ton widow the late Hon. Nathan Hoaton. formerly OF
HarfOr Cortland County y. y n the SUt ear OF her age
LORDAt Newark v j. Martha, wife Of Timothy W. Lord,
ln the 9th year OF her age.
Relatives and of the family invited % attend
tie her late residence No - clinton -,
on Tuesday June ,, al ocloc. m Interment Ia her-
cer Cemetery, Trenton. y. J.
MALCOMsON-At Alaire y J. on 9th inst. after agor.
ing illness Catherine ann, wife OF Abraham Bell Malcolm.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
MOTT-Enterod rest Friday morning the sth ast.
At NewarS, y. J Cornca = Mott, daughter oi Wilia u
ami Come ia a. Mott
Friends and relatives invited attend the funeral
services Grace Church Newark at o'clock on Monday,
lltn inst.
ROCKEFELLIR-O sunday June To- 1871 az The residence
of his parents dphthera. john ID. kocSeerr, second
Youngest child william and Almlra O. kOokcfellvr aged
years and months
Funeral services pIvae. Iniement az Cleveland, Ohlo
Friend. will kinaly ceiriin from sending flowers
WIETF-Iho Counci of National Academy of Design
the painful duty ~ announcing % The members e te-
Of Eowin White y A. at saraoxa springs on Thurs
cay, ihc 1th b. -.
The funeral viii take place al Bridgeport Conn., AZ
D. N. saturday, Jtn INST
T. AbDI.ON RICHARDS. Cor Sec. y. A.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
GREENBACK AND SILVER LOGIC ILLUSTRATED
ClnrnnafL ltnEltte

What is money? Anything the Government
st9tups with the sign Of dollars 8ld cents Mhdt Is
mcIry forl An engine To propel trade. What should
~ -ullfe the OF money The demand, Whlch h-
crease Of creates for Why should We nave
pasI money rather than gold and silvert Because IL Is
cbeapor Tie value Oi the metal money IS so mucu
IDLE cap.tal which can be changed 10 active captdl
hy substituting paper. Why should We prefer
silver to gold for specie money Because dollar IN
SILVER IA cheaper than dollar in gold What Is tue bei-
en OF cheaper dOarl II increases the general Weali
tie same as does a shorter yardsuck hshtef pOuhu
we Rbt and A smaller bushel. What Shau We
gan by adopting the cheaper silver dollars Tor
0ur standardl We shall compel foreign couh-
tries to take ND with the dearer gold, wnie
we saIl keep the cheaper dollar all 10 ourselves 1hen
what shall We gain by keeping still cheaper dollar Oi
papcri We shall compel foreign countries 10 tdAe our
tearer silver dollars aut keep o. en- Nhat VIII be the
general beneficial RESULT We shall have money lnat
costs nothing and therefore shall capital lying
idle in money OF intrinsic value.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
rroroP DEALERS ARRESTED.

The police Of the Eighth Precinct acting
under the directions Of Capt Mcdonnell, arrested the
following proprietors OF liquor saloons, with several
Others last night FOR violation OF the sunday excise
law John Mahl No 216 Spring-st; Henry }. Bumgard
No 81 sprns-st. Jacob Giebe, No. 25s epring-st.;
Henry 1irena. No 3i7 Sprng-st. Capt ward o. the
second Precinct also made the following arrests
Tor a ike evasion of the liquor law: JOnn kade OF No
7I2 Eighthaye. and George Greene and Hchy Dem Of
M 80 Etxhtl-aYe.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
STOP THAT LAUGHINGl

FT01 ITf I0TITtfI i7'FI
Some of the papers in the interior of the
State are poking malicious fun AZ Mr. John Bscow Dy
wondering il he Will refuse 10 recognize tie signature
Of the secretary OF War on the commission OF hls son.
who graduates at West Point this year Ilis Is mo-
mentOus question. The Hon. NJ. BlgeloW, u Is wei
known refused % "rCcOgnlze' both President tayc-
and Secretary Evarts two memorable ana festive
occasions. and accordingly IL ls matter on puDlic
ANXIETY 10 know how he will treat Mr.. McCrarY. tie
cannot intend deprive the country OF the services OF
his after the country has spent several Thousand uO
lars for the education OF the young gentleman. What
ne DOT
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11

"Pa,r said Miss Spcer, after yainly impor-
inning her parelt for set of bangles, what il the diff
ference between you and Pullman coach = About
dollar and haf .aid the nterrogaed, thinking Of his
last trim "a New -YorA No. The Pullman Is palace
ear aud YOU are "A callOus pa Bless you, NE ch"yid,
gasped the old you shall nave Tree pass 10 to
next concert on the Common. - Boston Bulletin.
II is hipted that when certain Chicago war
depart for Asia Minor they leave on their
chamber door card with this information: Gone to
BaguuI back as haIf-past g.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11

"Now, Ulysses" said Mrs. Grant, g have
no objection your dining WIN MIS-; "lelpn AZ At'Au.
Wellesley or any other respectable people, bu doht you
come ktng homo again AT o'clock IN the morning anu
tell me you nave Bin tD' lodge lth MaIe@ ~ Is 700
guerOr OF Vicksburg did not he "as Dusy lhh1inS
now they ordered a cocktail IN Ensland-lbO-toh bui-
letn.
"Jane. what letter in the alphabet do you
Ike best ~ Well | don't Ike TO say, Mr. suoDDa.'
- Pooh nonsense tell right out, Jnne-shich do you
ike best g. Well" dropping her eyes, " HAe 'No
beat"
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
CHOLERA AT BROWNSVILLE.

MArAMoRos, June 9.-Ihe Brownsville SEN
ei announces that disease something Ike the cholera
has broken out the troops at Rnggod Barracks
About 30 are In the hospital and six have died The at
tucs commenced with dArrhea and collie similar dis
ease has appeared IN the city, and several cases nave
nroved fatal within the past few days There Il no GER
f,utv AZ present that the disease Asac cholera, but
apUearauces seem 10 indicate that i more serious than
tho usual cholera mOrbus incident 10 the excessive use Of
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
KILLED AND Thrown IN THE WATER.

A boatman named John Talbot was rowing
in the North River Piers Nos p and - yesef
dav afternoon when he discovered the dead body OF
man floating in the water. II was that OF man o mli
lie a OF stout build, with dark brown hair light beard
and mSfache and dressed in dark clothes ItlDOt tONed
the BODY To the shore aud II Was sent 10 tue Morgur
where II remained last night without being Identified
An examination OF the head showed thdt Al had been
penetrated by pistol ball IL Is presumed that me man
-, murdered aud aterWard thrown into tie water
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
HOW EDMUND YATES REMEMBERS THE KING
OF THE LOBBY.
1~E.

Among the recipients of Lord HOughton's
graceful hospitality on saturday night an American
lady whose temporary abiding among Us deserves reOS
nion Mrs Julia Ward Howe stands in the first rank OF
the female poets Of her country During the sad years O
the Civil Wal. her hymn, 800,
Mine eyes have seen the glory OF the coming OF the Lord
was a ot inspiration 10 the Northern cause ana neI
collected poems held IN highest estimation. NOs
merely foT her own sake but because the sister Of
sam Ward" the kintes hearted, most genial ana most
lOvabe co OnpauIOn be found in the United Statsdnd
that IA saving good deal-snOuld Mrs Jua ara howe
be welcomed England.
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MARRIED..


CRONIN- -DANIELSOS-On Wednesday June 8. AZ 81.
James church Brooklyn. by The Rev W Homer charles
Granger CroniH daughter o Mr John Daniel
Brooklyn
LOMBARD-RATHBUN-O Thursday. June 7, 1877, AZ the
reside nee OF the bride brother John l. kpp Rev.
samuel Virgin, Josiah Lombard 10 Alice ~ Iiathodn all
OF This city.
PARKER-LORD-On wednesday evening June g. at Tin.
ity Churca Princeton the Rev Alfred BaKcr JOhn
F. Parker u. ,. NJ to Lizzie scott Lord Ot Princeton
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11

We have been enabled 70 purchase me Piece Goods lt re-
marsby low rate offer 0ur customers he Jeent ol
it, We can get up order at prices that defy com
psgn AlsO nne custom made SUITS very 81 ish A.
IAYMOSD & CO.. ClOthlers corner Fulton and Nassddsss
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
THE SPANISH INSULT.

The State Department has not received the
Inflammation il desires about alleged Spanish outrage
ON the American whaer Ellen Rzpah The vessel sailed
from Key West before the kilograms OF Secretary Eyarts
were received ana until her captain can be counu
Gated with the department will not be able to take Ior-
ther action According the report which has reached
Washington the commander OF the Spanish gunboat
boarded the schooner demanded her papers and iui-
prsoned the captain detanng the vessel three or four
DAYS Official inquiry may establish the fact that tue
vessel when boarded was lying within three marine
miles Of the Cuban coast which under international Ia"
would give the Spanish authorities some jurisdiction
thoueh not 10 the extent OF such harsh measures the
vessel was outside Cuban tiers when boarded TIE Gov
crumrnt Will no doubt ascertaning the lacts htNe
prompt demand Of the spanish Government ior dpoOh5
or restitution.
THE NEW MEXICAN DELEGATlON
SeIior Mata, who is on his way to tins coun-
try a. the Commissioner OF tho Daz Government was
formerly Minister from Mexico 10 the United states lie
is remembered here a. a OF character ana lhlehi
rence whether he will take the place OF Minister Mrs-
cal il not known senor Marscal appointed by the
Ierdo Government II certain that the President
will recognize this new Commissioner, except IN the
same unofficial vav in which Minister Foster recognized
the de f,eto Daz Government Whatever errand sehor
Na may come upon II IL certain that the Admlnslra
ton viii not change it, ayOwcd policy IN resdrd 70 to
outr,e- an the RIO Crande border No sentmental re-
gard or Mexico OF faith in new promises mice W '"e
present revolutionary Government VIII prevail
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11

TRIBUNE OFgICE. June Ill =. m.-As shown IN tie
upper da gram there downward sweep Of airpres-
.Gre on saturday This extended the earlier hours
Of sunday and preceded showery weather The later
hours Of sunday marked by rapid rise Tempera-
ture has fallen somewhat especially since the rise OF air
pressure began Tho amount OF moisture IN the air Is
diminished.
Clear alternating with partly cloudy weather. may
expected this city and vicinity for two days, win
no unusual changes OF temperature.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
PRINTERS, STRIKE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1O.-TO-day non-uniOn
men began work IN the composition room Of The AoT'h
Agter.can Of this city 80 cents per thousand ems
seven OF the old union remain Ia the Office the 9th
ers have refused TO leave their organization and work at
I fhr rtaiunea
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
CuRRENT TOPICS AT The CAPITAL.
MAcHlyE 70 TELEGRAPH A PAGE AT oNcE.

WAsHINGrON, June L.. 1877
patent has just been granted 10 Lorng
Pickering Of the editors aud propretors Of The Ere"
inq Bulletin and The Morning cal, newspapers OF san
Francisco. fOr method OF rapid teegraphlng OF fac
simes Of sereoyped plates. II Is claimed hat by this
process an page OF newspaper can be transmitted
by telegraph from - To 80 minutes, delivering the
copy directly the instrument IN such form that
can be handed Immediately % the printers. In other
words tue copy will be substantial reproduction OF tue
original except that 1t may be ycn IN areer-sized
letter II so desired The stereotype plate requires no
preparation for the purpose OF tecaphlc transmisson
other than the filling OF all It's depressous or spacc he
tween the faces OF the letters with nonconductng
substance which may be quickly applied. The faces OF
the type being left clean by Of equally simple
process The plate thus prepared j. placed upon cyn-
der arranged to reyOve rapidly 50 as 70 present each
successive letter to fingers attached 20 travelling frame
As fhc cylinder bearing the plate rey0lvr- the frame
gradually advances by the operation OF screw; ana
thus aud every line - SucccssYc} presented 10 the
fingers magnetic points already mentioned Ncccs-a
ry the circuit open when the pOins are passing over
tine n9n-couductng surface but often as tie metal
type presents Itself 20 saId fingers the circuit ~ closed
an the responding gn@c points or pens - the re
ceivug station make r record there I'D the SAME elter
as the original deuoatcd series OF line lnel, either
upon chemically prepared or ordinary paper nNed upon
A CORES pOudng cy Under at said receiving station
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
Special Notices.

Lamps. Cns and Oh stoves. OH Fixtures, az kiuds
lighting and and heating gasoline, aad OILS specay
al EAigrLETl'S BOULEVARD AND CITY LAMP &
FOr No. 6l9 Broadway. can OF send for estimate
Ng,y. YORK No. p IonN 81. Say 2s 1877.
Herman Marcus has THIS DAY retired nom tho
arm OF STARR & MARCUS, and the copartnershp hereto
THEODORE b. STARR,
HERMAN MARCUS.
The Copnrtnersbip OF STARR & MARCUS having been
by consent, auG tho interest OF MI Marcus
theren having been purchased 5y o undersigned lac Viii
continue the business al No % J0NNl until MS ren1ysi
% No. 2Uj FIFTH-ANE. THEODORE T.. STARR.
Patests Trndezsrks, &C.,
secured the United states ana foreign cosntTiss oy
ARTHUR V. EHIESES's PATENT AGENCY,
g6s broadway, New YORK.
y abstraction.
-taaent, Library, and Other Lamps Repaired as
RAKrLErTs CITY LAMP DEPOT, No. 5ls Broadway.
FIXTURES styles Tor OH select pattern AID
from the factory at agtOry prices New
styles "a. and On stoves from q upward.
Water Tight Cellars and Asphalt work IN AL s branches
new Gravel Roofs pat and Old repaired Apply
MOEN's AsPHALliC CEMENT COMPANY.
L. s. VAUGHAN. Irea-uIei, lVS MAIDEN laas. n T.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
Mems Clothing n specially.


well bought and the greatest care bestowed IN manu-
factare, with the lowest working margin OF pronI
FOOTE * RICHARDSON, ClOthiers, -iJ Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11

AUGUSTA, Me-, June Ia fire broke out
OF 1 O'Clock this morning Ia The Mansion House stables
IL spread rapidly, the wind faYOring large eondagra-
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
A HAsTY Az In PHILADELPHIA.

One of the buildings at the late International
Exhibition nj Philadelphia, which erected and used
by the United States Government on the Exhibition
grounds was torn down Friday last without author
ity from the Government Tbs will probably lead to
trouble with the Finance Board of the EXhiblnon' ~
/. charged that the building destroyed by order or
that Board The marer has already been placed IN the
hands ~ the Attorney Cenora with the request that ne
will proceed against Board to recover damages and
also 10 have the offenders punished The building was
located near the principal Government building, AMI was
used for the exhibition OF pOwdertestinS machines
electrical apparatus SC II was constructed OF iron
and wood and arrsSed that it could be taken apart
one OF its peAn.ies that III case Of the expCHon
OF any material within, IL would fall to pieces; IN act
the building was once demolished by an explosion of 200
pounds Of powder and reconstructed at Phlddei-
phia 10 show that the eject OF an explosion
within would merely cause II to come
apart without the destruction Of the material few
davs AGO a notibe was posted requiring a buildings 10
h. removed within i've DAYS. Col LyOri. having charge
~ the Government eXibs had ven orders to Ms nfce
10 remove buiing YESTERDAY but, a. above stated
il was removed by the in1nce Board ON FId&J IL N!7
the intention Of the board having charle Or the Govern
mtp EXHIBITS TO expend 5000 or $4,000 10 grading te
ouni. adi4ceut 10 ;he Government buiinSs, ana put
ting tlen m order after the removal OF these DulI -
bt ia consequence OF the destruction oi ths DuhinS the
force will be wtAdrawn and no money expended III ar
ranging the grounds.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11

Died.

All Notices Of Marriage. must be iadorssd S,th faH
adms and address
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11

ton The Mansion House re. and will probably DO
destroyed with considerable adjoining property.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11

CHARLES READE's NEW STORY,
A WOMAN Halter.
Unchanged AMI Unabridged.
out to-day In seaside Library No. L.
Double Number.
For sale By all newsd' alors. Price, 20 cents.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-11
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For gland and the Middle STATES,
rising barometer stationary or lower tempcratir.,,
p,tIy cloudy weather with occasional arras OF hgn
rain and i'm the former District northwest 20 sOnt"ess
Winds and in the .istrct north 20 west Winds