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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20

Probably 80 viii be there next Monday w
Douglas. superintendent Newsboys Hon. in pom
lar. ST., has charge OF the institution.
When the ferry boat Clinton of the WaIl-st linz
leaving Brooklyn side O'Clock las, NIGHT on. q,
the passengers gentleman abont 2S age e.n
button up jump overheard The startled ma.
sengers for a him floating IN the WAFER hpt
before any effort could be made to reach him was lost n
view His hat alone remained noat!ng In river Ha
well dressed dark clothes and had black mustach.
ConternO's Odd Regiment Band announced from
the front Of the Seaside Aquarium at Coney Tsrnd on
Monday evening that the Aquarium opened for the sea-
large number OF spectators. during evening
stroed through the place watching the whales N,
SO0pound turtle the happy family" the FIVE young seal.
other curiosites exhibition An a,
made at first provide the with va,
by tube far into the pumping TIA
water with engine II wa found however tnat
from the pipe injured the animals Now fresh ar Ia
forced the IN the tanks.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
DoBB's FERRY.-The ladies of Zion Church are r.
hold fair and festival to-day and to morrow which promises
TO be very attractive.
LECTURES AND MEETINGS
The saith animal Commencement of the Monnt
Washington Collegiate Institute, Dr. George ". Clarke pin
cpa will be- held on inrs ay evening June n INST Ass
wilmington Of this city, OF the Class Of 1863 viii tho
Alumni address.
Hail morrow evening Of those favor Of ~ spG st,ng
but believe in the rights Of property re opposed 10
appended the OF Iarsha o. Roberts Lloyd Aspnga
j. ID. Vermlye. Peter Cooper, and many others.
At meeting Yesterday of the Board Of Directors
Of the National Rifle Association Gen d. d. Wyle Win
and Capt Joseph g. Story appointed supervi.
the selection Of American Team compete he Cen.
tenn trophy and championship Of the w0tA sepember
The National Rife ~ Brita uFouoses
send team and this ofr been pied y ~ American
rilemcn. The ExeciY Committee auilOrl ed
with American Team Of 1876 request set
day Tor ne match and also 70 arrange e ete Tor the raj
the maicn should take place cary September prior
Fail meeting favOrably received.
we'd from the association Of quebec rgr,tiin that
could send but would heartily cooperate
Dominion OF Canada organize team. II thought that
will be thus organized and greater interest attend thu
matter.
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GREECE, SERvIA, AND THE PORTE.

LONDON. Tuesday, June 10. 1877.
A Belgrade special telegram to me 1tmes
savs il il reportrd there that "Greece has opened nos
ttes against the Porte" This is unconfrmed by adj
vices direct Athens, but is interesting as showing
the tension of feeling which exists IN Belgrade "Prinoe
Mlan's visit the Car" the telegram adds, occupies
all minds
II is reported that the Grand Duke Nicholas said to NJ
Marinoyics before the latter left his return to Bel
grade that servia made many great sacrifices and had
certain sacred rights which not be disregared IL
is thought here that declaration OF independence and
of war will soon follow Minister Rstics had several
long conferences with Prince GortchakOR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20
AyyIvrRsARy OF THE SHIELDS GUARD

AUBURN, y. Y. June 19.-'fhe twenty fifth
yersary of the shields Guard occurs tomorrow lei
esrams have been received trom Cows Robinson and
wade Hampton, stating that they would be Present
Among other dlstug -Aed guest, viii b. Gen. sicds
the Hon Franci, kcrnLA, the Hon Richard OGJrnan,
gen ,lctre hdluit General lJSnfeud, tIc II IN. :. D.
rt,buIy, anl csc HUd l.. G. robinson, tae Governors
priyatr secretary.
GOV. Robins accompanied by his private secretary,
the Hon. ID. C. Robinson, arrived $3.50 tus evening
Ic wa- at the depot 10y reception committee and
an imuru-e nsstmbig, of citizens lie val NJ the guest
OF state Treasurer Ross daring his stay IN the cily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20
REsIaNING rnE pREsLDENcY on sEroN HALI.

Michael A. Corrlgan, Bishop of Newark who many
years ago succeeded Father McQuadc Bishop Of Io-
chester as the Pre-. dent of seton Hall College IN south
orange " J has resigned that position and his brother tho
Rev James H. CORR an heretofore VcePeGeni OF The coli
lege has been appointed President Bishop Corngan was
made President NicarGeneral OF the Newark Diocese
ana was appoi D. Rev. James Roosevelt Bsygy D. D.
then Bishop OF Newark, but Archbishop ~ bhlmoe.
Bhop Corgaus RESIGNATION causes much real among lho
many friend. institution No cause las been agn'i
the bat runOrA that Bsop otIls"n %
10 become the cJadiutOr OF Cardinal McCloskcy.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arepue Hofel-Senator Henry Il. Dawes OF
Prof Spencer Baird u y COMMISSIONS 0
Fisheries and Lieut. Commander Frederick fedfsOD y y
Navy...Hotel B,UHsok-Connt Augusfe lelcy anu ,on'
Joseph Zieley Aus ria WtndsOr HOtst--cnalf A. -
Paddock Nebraska Henry Arnitt Brown OF PIlHleiPn
and John King Jr, Vice President OF the balmo az" rn
Railroad James HOfei-Proi. ID =
President Hopkins University and Theodore ~
Vail Railway Mail Nen- CN
HoeI-Gen John Preston of south carolina NetrgG9tm
IfOs-The John NJ Francis Of Troy, the Hon FINS ~
Roberts Utca and Major w. II. Slack u = Marine CoiLS
Nicholas Ifotst- Ex Congressman r. W. Leaven"0rtn
syracuse. CenTdi HOtetEx Congressla Burt
Van Horn Of Lockport ~ w. rn,on S9tGre on
Arthur Burtis. L. :. Navy. SurtecdI HOuss-, OF
John " Dubois u. s. A.. .Erereu Houses. H. hauumahh
OF MasllngIOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20
FATAL FALL OF A BUILDING.

Sr. LOUIS, June ia special dispatch to
The Giobe-Den,0erdt from Warreusburg Mo-. says tho
two-story brick building occupied by Harrison Il Red
ford grocers fell to-day, carrying to the cellar with the
debris A. b. Harrison Of the firm, who killed.
and George Kane, who mOrtally wounded. Several
other persons less injured but none ser
ously,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20
NEw-oRLEANs cUsroM-HoUsE COMMISSION.

NEwORLEANs, June 19.-The Custom-h0use
Commission resumed their investigations to-day. II Ia
learned the commission convinced that considerable
smuggling is going OH, and that the present ystem Of
doing business tie stations prevent it
In their report they VIII undoubtedly recommend
changes and probably submit plan for the better con-
duct OF the coast service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20
ANOTHER BROKEN SAVINGS BANK.

NYACK, n. Y, jane 19.-The ROckand
Savings Bank of which ". Garfield president and
r. F. Ecs secretary, suspended payment on Friday
morning The failure is bad The savings bank
had no connection with the ROcdand County
National Bank of this place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20
THE EGYPTIAN CONTINGENT.

LONDON. wednesday, june 20, IS77.
The Times states that the contingent sent by
the Khediye consists of 800 infantry, 900 cavalry,
and 800 artillery, with necessary The cavalry
and artillery unproyded with horses. The Khediye
also sent 5000 muskets and 100000 cartridges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20
THE PHILADELPHIA CUsToMHoUsE NyEsTI-
CATION

PHILADELPHIA, June 19-The Custom-house
Commission spent to-day at the Appraisers Department
in Secondst. examining INTO the system Of appraise-
ments employed the number OF attaches, DC THIS de
partent and the Government storchouses viii doubtless
Occupy the attention 0 tie commission for T. remain
der Al tin. NNn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20
PENNSYLVANIA EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION.

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, June 19.-The Penn
syyana Editorial Association stared It's tI annual
excursion this morning from the Pennsylvania Railroad
depot i'm West Philadelphia, for the Delaware Water
Gay. The will be gone four days, return
iug on Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20
NEw RErunLIcAN cLuH KooMs IN wAsmINGro,

WAsHINGroS, June l9.-The Republican
League new Organization IA this district opened "A
handsomely furhshed suite Of rooms to be- used m its
headquarters his evening. With music speeches, aud i
bouufll collation.. Sic. made 10y several dts
tui.aed poIsOns IN sul OF o the policy OF President
Hayes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20
GERMANY AND FRANCE.

BERLIN, Tuesday, June TO- 1877.
Relative to the statement of the Duke
Dcazes in the Chamber of Deputies that VI. de Gontaut
Bron reports avOrably the relations of Germany to
fe new French Cabinet, the NGticnat Zeng observes
that the peaceful intentions of Germany hardly needed
the testimony OF the French Ambassador here more
important questons what the intentions of France
The Duke Dccazes's attempt to eXpliin away the
universal dstrst felt toward the reactonary tendencies
at Versailles is hopeless Other journals express similar
views.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20
p O ST S c r IPT.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NE VS..
THE DANUBE STILL SWOLLEN.

A dispatch to The Daily Necs from Rust
cbuk saws "The Danube continues 10 fall, although 1t
Is still abnormally high Its minimum level above the
sea is Is meters 4la yards and IL Is now nearly ~
NEARLY II yardsl."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20
OTTAWA. Ontario. June 19.--ln the intema-

OTTAWA, Ontario. June 19.-ln the interna-
tona cricket match to-day between the St. Georges
of NewYork and the Ottawas, the latter scored 3 III
their first innings and the NcwYUrk club lO7 Tor three
wckefs The stlImps puied and the game VIII be
resumed tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, June 1S.-G. u. Andrews,
United States Minister to Stockholm, inform" tue state
Den,rnent in dispatch received to-day, that agri-
cuur,I xibtion of unusual Importance will be held at
CHRISTINA, Norway from the ~ 10 the 1th or OCTOBER
rext II VIII be omen to foreign well domcsii i'm
plencn ana macnes. the premiums for when VIII con
sst of gold silver and proIzc medals and honorable
Mention"
[For otter Foreiga Scrs First PIgel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20

DESCENT on Low HAtINTs OF THE EAST SIDE.
Capt. Foley of the Tenth Precinct police,
with Two sections OF meu IN ctzcs clothes. visited i've
notorious early this morning aud captured 76
sons found In them The places visited were Nos 10 70,
90 and 81 BOweTy. and No lis EidIIGse-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20
CRIMES AND cAsUALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

GArI.EAu MILLS. Quebec June l9.-Four men,
belonging To Losn's Mills drowned u tie Gaineau
River today.
HARRISBURG, Penn. June 10.-John Chappeli, .
Miner while work Il The Lyscus valley mlDes quay Wa
stIuc, by piece Of top sla,e ami killed
SPRINGFIELD Mass. June l9.-Ihe trial OF SCOTT
and Dunlap NORTHAMPTON Bank robbers "as Ia haNS leg.
~ fav huryIs ustunlrd uuul the second eE M Jul al
the solicitation of the ursOuegs counsel
ANNAPOLIS. Md. june l9.-Ilenry Carroll of Phil,
adelpia who was Engaged robbery :n the lover par "
this county last Wiur pleaded gully Al sicii term ol
court this morning aud sentenced 10 ave Year, mpisoA'
the Mar land Pomcutiary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNuTs IN
BROADWAY.
Ga M &c. Noon, SS7. D. M. 92' Midnight. 49,
I,rnest dnnnR the ,iay, 90, Lowest. So.
Average. 10. same day. lo7b7oS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20

Muslins and linens are made elegantly whi,e
ana wholesome Tor summer wear by Washing '"''' WV
PYIE's PURE o. h. SOAP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20

No family should 20 out OF town N"ii. ,.s
leaving thclr hOus, prtc,te with lioiAN ID Nch
TELRGWArl. Removed to 5ls Broadway opp'S''' y" -
Oias NoeL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20

a German lost his wife. and the next week
married again AMI lli, wife ASKED hii lo t'f VI
out rdm. H. felt indignant that she shou' nave no
more respect than that for his deceased Wlio ana st,
You dik ride init another woman 50 soon aei mo
death of mine haUV
1t is charged that Joseph Mcdill writes tilo
paIagrapis which appear MS paper, -, t'h ~ 80
Hamilton than nlurdrT.r she ua> AtiNS" A''
poor man 10 idiocy.-l dorchester ID mocrat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20

EVERYTHING IN HOMEOPATHY. 4. =,
81 Iomepunthc Books and Moiciues, 'as,s ~, .r,vs
HUMFHHEN'-. 1Oi tuons and s62 Broadway l"s' e'N
ses cttr' nti "a
CTRiCrt RE, Impotence, and Diseases oil VIC
y Ceuenuve organs radically and speedily euieo 49,
hours = o. 3 HENRY & DANIELS n. Led Lehlh.'"s.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20
BROOKLYN.

Workmen began yesterday to tear down the build
ing school No 49, VIM has long been considered too I'M
safe occupancy building viii be erected at once.
William L. Morse. age 30 years, of No. ll3 Noble
o., Gr,enpont tied tout about his neck yesterday
afternoon and jumped into the river al the foot OF hentst
a. va, rescued by officer Daten and William Hatch
TIE moral force of The passage of the salary reduc-
tor Mayor thinks win be Of more value Than
to c. which Tor the present. Is only
:2l 800 year The Mayor hnSs however thar the ultimate
result will TO many expenditures ana salaries IN
other directions.
large number of divorce eases have recently
been od DEGREES 81 absolute divorce
granted IN she supreme Court un Monay ~ the following
ca..s: Mary Little AGAINST George Lg Lorln NJ Green
against sarah i. Christina Bogsoa against John
Burgstroui. aud Jane Thorpe against Thomas Thorpe.
The Eastern District public bath was opened at
the foot Of North seventhst June 49, In the following
four days sos persons allied Themselves OF the OPP oIuuy
for bath .oJ2 1913 women, 6.3-J boys,
and SOC girls The bath for the Western District viii be
open three DAYS at the loot II Conovcrst
The Brook 'yn Seaside Home, established for poor
ohiiaren thrown open Monday. An extension, 80 by
40 feet added last aud about 100 children
occupy The building and groins They are allowed TO
remain week, when their places are hled by sIaer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20

announcements
A cough neglected may lead 10 serious re-
suits POaIERs BALsAN Will give reltf At once.
DIR. LYONS TOOTH TABLETs
Nhiten The teeth, Il used daily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-20

no EXCLUSION IN THIS CITY.
In view Of the rule laid down for the Grand Union IIo
tel at Saratoga, 1t became an interesting question
whether other hotel propreors had such step In
contemplation and many inquiries upon that point were
made throughout the ci.y. Judge HntOn's mtimaton
that other frst-cass hotels would be com
PEELED to adopt similar also fre-
quenty quoted. Inquiries made at the Fifth Avenue,
Hoffman House, Hotel Brunswick, sturteyapt House,
GilS,y House, Windsor Aston House, 81 Nicholas Metro
politn Everett House, BleyOOrt, Grand Union, Union
Square. Clarendon and other leading hotels. ELECTED IN
each case emphatic statements that the exclusion of
Hebrews hal never been contemplated In conversation
with IRIBJNK CporerS, prJprc'' ana mead clerks OF
hotels Offered wdcy in their views Of The desitaucues
upon the subject plainly showed taat IL wa anater ia
which they could not consult TIER own preferences, III
view Of the law under which they hold Their licenses ana
Of the necessity mch /. e lard uihCs IMPOSE.
his brother Wei a. himself aud "ho believed That he
expressed the sentiments 81 the entire LELAND family OF
Ia, country siI IaClc would Do no sense ln eAciud-
ing Jews from any hoteL They dinr III character ana
habits a. other differ but the better Class 0f them
are good CUSTOMERS Tet are az clean ds Otcis III lhcr
personal habit. they are polite aud consd rate they
We entertain many ~ them al our hotels and are glad 10
do II a man aliases the privileges ol a n3le, he
should be turned out JCw GCtie. bat 10 make any
discrimination based upon race IL ltdicdOns MI Hcis-
man Is welcome Ia the sturteyant House iom garnet to
cellar. II he viii pay for H.
Jndg. Hilton was Yesterday quoted saving that
"Jow OF tie seiemau type would soon ind ~ adult.
a. b. Watt ~ the windsor Hotel made vigorous dc
MIA yeeday Of nus statement that house
concerned. mo Sir" said he we shall not exclude
J,us they good customers nd We are Sad u nave
them here. ILey always pab thcIr DlIs.'
lanes J.. Mitchell " the Hotel brunswick hnd not
heard OF Nj ssigm8ns exclusion fr" the Grand union
T|ei ard w. ycfV much sstOniscd upon learning lie
facts lie sand that any sucn acton Was iuaui o. ahd
that Furthermore. Il Illegal We are cOMPriled ny
our licenses W receive res pec'ap. Ian, ~ oau anu
can be sued f0i damages II refuse 10 DO 20 was
proprietor Of tho HoflIan HOuse for cor sideiaOie
t,n uG for nor, than 20 years proprietor Of Con ress
H4u AiDaD and sdcL ~ Ioea ~ 'eI eDS~iSd '5 Ae~
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Notice.

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Idaho City. Nov 81, 1870
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-04
Attempted Robbery.

The footpads and FOUNDERS are be-
ginning operations already. and doubt.
less expect to reap a rich harvest dur
ing the pay-days. Last evening a fur.
mace hand, employed at the Eureka
Consolidated, Vas stopped just below
the foundry and ordered to throw up
his hands, an order that he obeyed by
throwing up his fists at the same
time and dealing the would be high
wsyman a sounding bow in the face.
The fellow took to his heels and dis
appeared behind a wood pile. 1t was
too dark to attempt to follow him, but
our informant thinks he knows the
party and will make an effort to find
him. We ad wise our lsboring friends
to keep a bright lookout forthe thieves,
as there are a number of desperate
rogues infesting the town, who follow
the business for a living, and will nc
doubt during the payday season at
tempt to drive their illicit trade al
every favorable opportunity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-04
ON tn SOnfh Afrfca.

James Daddow and James Curnow,
two old citizens of Eureka, and for
some timo miners on Ruby Hill, left
for South Africa this morning, there
to try their fortunes in the newly dis.
coveried gold fields in the interior of
that continent. They have for some
time pat been in receipt of letters from
that point, from parties who formerly
resided on the Base Range. and the
contents of the epistles are glowing and
rose colored accounts of the mineral
resources of that far away land. They
represent that the region is as yet al
most UNEMPLOYED, ami owing to its is
olation, has not been overrun with emf
grafton. 10. Moline, of Adams Hill,
has also received a mum Der of letters
from an old partner OF his, who is also
in South Africa, and 10. Is so much
impressed with the opportunities that
the gold fields present, that he pro-
poses joining his partner, and will
start from Eureka some time during
the coming month. Several other
parties will join Messrs. Daddow and
Curnow if The latter, on their arrival,
find their anticipations realized. We
hope they will all make their fortunes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-04
POstOmces Wanted.

The Belmont Courier publishes the
following "The citizens of Hot
Springs. Smokey Valley, and of the
Willows, Monitor Valley, are clamor-
ing for a postoffice. We learn that the
people residing at these places are sub
jected To great inconvenience in mail
matters. and it is TO be hoped that the
Postotice Department will not delay
the establishing of a postoffice in each
Of the above named districts. Hot
Springs and the Willows are daily
growing in importance, and the De-
partment would do an act of justice to
the citizens thereof in allowing them a
postOfiice."