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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07

ARGUMENT OF JUDGE MADAM AGAINST ITS AP-
PRovAL BY ruE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PRoyI-IONs-OTHER OBJECTS.
ALBANY. June G.-Judge McAdam OF the
Marine Court Of New-York city appeared before Gov
Robinson Yesterday and presented printed argument
AGAINST the bill ah0shrg the Marine Court "''u was
passed by J., -silturo during It's closing hours I'
MfAlam ia his argument, makes Two pohie ill 'n"'
III. Or posed act is unconstitutional and consequently
iii 5l that s,r,is defect, in the proposed net make
the frn,,ion OF the new coalt created by iupract al
and indeed impossible II is arguel that tu act Is I'M
constitutional because rs alleged. 1t Is ~ conflict win
Article g. Section lG. OF tine state Constitution "u.H
provides that mo private or loeai OH "L''H u'' az
PASSED bv the LEGISLATURE shall embrace more 'nH o"'
subject. and mat shall De expressed III 'Hc u"''
bill contain. two subjects namely dhe creation Oh Ne"
rhrpa 20 De called the city Court, and the abolition OF
a., twisting tribuual-the Marine Court The argument
then continues follows:
The transfer oi the business ID the Court OF Common
Pleas, and he naming OF that court - tnr -u,c 5
rho Marine Court shows that 10 Was never lhlehuu '.d
the new court should either De- reorgah zit,Da o' ,
old IN any sense, or that the rev coir' souu ~ A.
.icred Marine Court rcconsirne t-d !. le -
non III the Marine Court laf been alone mt ude d. "''
m ,o ,, Necessary To- lceislte ont IT. iuds chosen
by the people OF the particular ioc,4A ~ pio'''4aS 80
he eecfn of others 10 be returned M TIE same manner
Mai oi.rf u,i,ht have been reached by mere chI-e
a. a., nam, - fIc fr,nun1L I,s jurisdiction could nave
been made 10 conform % the new ACT, hl.u' III 80.
me com, u,i~lt nave been consti stonuly recon.
I'm And H. +, y.ers necessary, in the interests =
f,r,, IN r.Irc tne number OF Judges % iour that
uIsht have been accomplished by pIoNlIM- lnat 30
new election should be hell 90 MI the r'L.t5 Vi 'r
i'm ,fic,. whose t.rns expire this Fall and thls v va
have I.lt the Marine Curt with ne saline hu'n nei
Judicial ON provided Tor ~ Tue D'I III r.fyn
to reduce the salaries OF the Jadfern IT,, Sc co1
a year. rs provided for IN tIe new u4'' 80 max,
and the same thing may b. said OF the number 81
attaches and their slare-, ana 70 one Mvu i ~
questioned the feasibility nnd con'eu ~ ne Gnu
inn but none Of these things were done On lhe oon
trary the Legislature determined 10 nave ~ ieo
ZION but 10 create al entirely new court WIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
MR.. MoRANS NhW PICTURE.

Nj Edward MOran's new picture, winch he
calls The Commerce o: Natl Paying Homage 10 Lib
erty" Is on exhibition the kurtz Gallery. Ii is an
ambitious work. a iis indicates. M upright, about
feet by u dimensions representing Barthodis statue
Of Liberty Iii ghtonng the World" complete upon iis
pedestal ON Bedoes Island, with forest OF nnuiuerable
masts on either side and fee; Of festal boats Of all
nations in the ground Hundreds Of cannon "re being
discharged. ard hundreds OF banners are displayed,
grouped INTO two MASSES of flashing color above tie
steey gray " The watet the standards OF France and
the United states predominant, is fitting; bat al the
principal countries Of tho earth represented In the
center the colossal statue towers Ear alot n clearer
air projected against sky partly covered with hsht
heecy drifting clouds.
The design enables Mr. Moran to display his we'll
known skill in dealing with Sky and water effects the
former especially, broad. luminous, and elevated
The statue however has neither the Lue nor the dis
tincrness Of bronze and hence does not sufficiently de
tach itself from the atmosphere. The shipping is too
much of tauge both in form and color although here
and there subdued by the pufs OF cannon-sInoke We
recognize the difficulty inherent the subject, and can
not but believe that more modes display of Gags would
have made the picture satisfactory Blu! il does
not exaggera the effect which the monument viii pro-
duce when completed according 10 NJ. BartAoci's de
sign and its exhibition ought TO stimulate our tardy
people 10 perform their share OF the great work What
does the explanatory programme mean, WIen ID says
thai the artist real Zed canY, TIE Vision OF ihe
noel When he saw the heavens til with commerce, az
eo.ies OF magic sails q ICnnI sons line refers dis
Inctly ~ balloons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
PUBLIC OPINION.

To reproduce the silver dollar Of the fathers,
when il Vs couessedy deprecated 10 cent, would
be 20 undertake currency speculation Whth n-ht ie-
sult most 0usly-lSprng fcid =, publican tlndD
There Is one aspect OF it that must not be
overlooked ~ estimating the final oulSome; MI Halc5
l. giving great deal more trouble 10 MS Toes tha MS
foes giving hlm He Is as placid ~ tley are furious
list. Louis Republican lDeinJ
Gen. Garfed'S word needs no support from
any one. but may say without improperly mat we
know that the Presidents note 20 bin on the occasion re
fered 20 essentially different nom ths imaginary
version Of II publisAed-lC Cleveland Leader (Relj
1t is no more possible for Mr. Key TO be a
true member o. one party while sinu .aneOusy luel-
fyng himself with an administration Delon@lng 10 tne
opposing party, than 20 he bodily present ID Two dHeI-
eut places al the same time Buffalo Courier tbenil
That letter OF Mr.. Sam. !. Randall to the
citizens dl}estO Is noble document iui or part
otc sentiment IN the abstract. Yet no man HViS cth
Road or nO Speak Mr.. Randall tins Is NOS very
good tine Tor Ambiguous language Ihe Soul H. luSt at
Ir sent Is ike Buffers WiiOw- knows what IL W1nto'
and il means 10 ask iOr IT, too.-,Ne" -OlIedns lines
(Dam.l
In his Mexican policy President Hayes must
of "A To tie require mcuJs OF ii,
exalted POSITION IL almost g things hc has shown hls
superOrty Cn.ef Magistrate u M cSs'ri IN
nothing moee than this where Gen Grant allowed iEe
d-uity Of Government 10 suffer hy arc t' protect
a portion OF It's cit.z ms Galveston News (Dehl
Those who are making sarcastic remarks
about tnr appointment of OIp men % tapM.l' Wp"-
matte and other Federal positions wi"d tihC iaeni oi
time o. iatiOn and goodwill ~ ono large mum
her OF Democrats been sem Co the itut'ntN Ir
illegal voting. Bringing ms policy az hnerttN toward
tic Democrats bear the STATE 81 OAO, TIE Pr ,deht
lbs c1yn. them positions away from home Milwaukee
Sentinel (Rep)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
CEN. CLINT IN ENGLAND.
RATEGIsT AND TAcrrcGAN OF HIGH ORDER.

A sTRATEGIST AND TACTICIAN OF HIGH ORDER.
FROM The spsc'.tJ.
II j. certain that Gen. Grant will be remcin-
lera IN history nos President, but a. Cnumaudri-
Cnlef though j. Will b. added tha being me great eonl-
Waudpr be was, De rather dttracted from tAaH aided 70
h, fame 10y ruling m, United states Tor eight years
sui he though not 0y my means great ciN ' =
NOT ore under whom utcre - Il t" nation siioe
did reconcile the = nth, b. lid nW I'm li@ pas
-Ons. II ae did not reform tho Administration ~ we
N,r.I hc ia nothing of nature render thdt reform
more diic II he dl MOI convert his country 30 nee
trade Ae did NOT tgcke 90 the POte"tuniss II d" 'u
greuty diminished the debt, and dit very much toward
sound policy OF resnntr en. n he di not bu' Ii
Gland 10 Anicr!ci ~ "a thoroughly frank and generous
dr;in with the question OF GrDtlatiun, ne carried ou
the letter thc agree nlen and len t atlo-
tar two countries much better than ne found tE IA. L.
snort in Cen Grant thoIZE very thlrirae statesman,
We ..au receive strategist and t1ct1cl1n oI nlen
order ana man OF unlimited c0cncss solriety and
tchaciy % puraOse and sur man deserves rrnpert
even though Ee mas shown but middlnL powers III a
sphere widely separated from that which shed 50 nlueA
Itt-f4r puu 3. ua.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07

ARREST OF FOUR MIN ENGAGED ~ WEIGHING THE
1EAIN AT wO0DEND, MO.-CONTfsslON OF ONE
OF TIE NVMBER.
ST. LOUIS, June &C. w. Rogers, General
Superintendent OF the 81 LOUIS urd san Francisco Rail
road has lust received information OF the capture OF
four o.. the band who ran the train of the track near
Wcodend station that road. On last saturday hlgA
with the evident intention OF r0bOus IT, l. appears
youur man named Oliver, about % years OF age Wh"
lives near Rclaud was suspected Of having somethn-
To a., with the deed, and arrested ON Monday ana
taken TO Richlaud. since then he has confessed ana
given the names OF tie persons engaged IL tle aHaf
,e,... ilson Allen Ggecnstrcc and James Long have
been crested. and are under q strong suir' ar
Ricllaud There are four other, who were connected
with the Gang but they have not been captured yet
Young Oliver says an cXconyict planned tne ROBBERY
ana lei TIE party The intention to run the entire
train n the track and then under -uso OF assisting Tue
wounded to rob the Passenger, td nhhgei 'He tt't
Detective Eagru OF tIs city, nd Deputy United STATES
Il Ir,'al laus.t)u of Springfield. NO, aye "OrAA- ll
rrer ND and are GA tine tul ~ and expect to o' rI
the other men very All parties eohcrhtu I've q.
or near ri. iaud small town near The scene oI l-eh
u.u.t-l work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHINGTON Wednesday June6. 1877
TIE argument before Examiner wilbur IN the ihtefier
ence case of Sampson Clegg against F g. Sargent was
concluded This afternoon Gen. b. F. Butler made a
bref artnept for sargent claiming priority Of lnyen-
ton Of certain improvements 10 WoOiWasIht hlhois'
He was replied by Dir. Harding IN Dehhl OF 1dhp'"n
4 Ciegg. Tue examiner VIII no" 'aA0 '"' ~
slderatiOn
Abiding to the alleged outrage upon the whaling snip
Ellen Rizpah Secretary Eyarts this morning said iha
while he is sensible Of the friendly relations Det"eoh
spain aud the United states he does not intend 70 aw
any outrage upon flag. Sphin ne SAYS VII " h
respo sbe insult 10 The United states, fet ne
will that this Government fulhLs an l's oO"5" "
Spain.
The Freedmans Bank property offered for sale TO-
dav Quite crowd collected, but the bidding MAS so"
aud there was no sale. The highest bid was FlloOo'
The ropery was then offered sale parts, but there
was no wi mt All for the bank proper, and for the other
only 10000 was offered Tue yaluo OF the ehtlio
property s said 20 be about @2oo'U""'
The President has recognized the following Consular
offices of the German Empire, viz Karl Ernst Hehich
Koser Consul at New York; f. T. g. Gerlich Consul ~
ST. Louis No: Friedrich Hnkel. Consul at Clicag9' III
and carl Johann Ernst August Il arlnann Albert Won
BasseWstz, NiCe-COusu AT NeW-1Orh
The deluquent contractor FOR Sde transportation Of
supoes for tie shoshOne Indians has been Ouha anu
an order scared Tor the delivery Of the goods drlle
M Bryan saOn the goods wl.l al 'n'e ng a. ~
Inc trains ir waiting and sem luincd alr-y 20 lI
shono. thus relieving any anxiety relative 10 u4S''D
auces IN thai Territory,
,.Op the accommodation OF Commissioner Williamson
the land orc at Beaver Utah, vii be discontinued ana
to district cu=o'daied with tAat OF salt Lake CITY or,
dc-s for q number of similar cuusohiitoha VIII NC A
IN the course of a few days. 49,
It's stated uuon good authority that no action VIII be
taken ~ present upon any application Cor the Collector
shin of the First New-York ilsrnal Revenue ID it'll
IL which Office tns term of Mt Fice"hu Tic PIo''" Ia
cuIlDC IT. Aas expired.
Third Assistant Postmaster General Barber left wash
in.ton tonight COR Michigan, where he VIII f'ma'h i
month for the berelt OF MS health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
sAvANNAH.s BONDED DIET.

SAVANNAH. Ca, June Ga meeting Of the
creditors OF savannah was called ut l. N. to-day. Tie
ciy government was represented by the Mayor and
full Boa.d Of Aldermen. lr W. l.. walton Of Augusta
wa, called 10 tie char ana Henry Bryan OF savannah
elected secretary The report %; the Finance Committee
was submitted by the Mayor showing the financial con-
dtion II TIE cry The repo was received a iniora-
ton 4 registration OF bondhoiders was moved ami
adopted when It appeared that only S3S7,700-about
one tenth OF the iHess-were represented A.er
an Informal discussion an adjournment was moved unl
y. H.. II which hour the meeting again rea'acl'ed
deesation " 1--WE from Charleston appeared and regis
tered bonds 10 the amount OF Ss0oOJo making total
representation Of 91137710. Various resolutions ook-
ius to settlement were submitted and referred TO
committee consisting OF five savannah aud five Charles
tr bnrdo1rgs which retired and n the course OF An
hour submitted the following report:
yf sd That special coumittn. ~ seven ondholeri DE
AZ olu. by the chairman VINO shall De CHARGED WIN ir tN
inr.n III the bonded ltrlur., Cc Oy ot savannah
aui Sian confer witt: the Cty Council oi savannah WITH
y n eeccrtlun Their arr1n-trent can Do" arrived
a IA. 10 the sud luD Dizziness and tAat they report at suc
limo rs tty may deem at1Nh o. -n l -c-LIs Oh saId
bouil0.ders 20 De held ln Che Ci.T ot oa' ahlaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07

GIN. BANKS NOT OFFERED TIE FRENCH MISSION
FORTY APPLICANTS FOR THE DISTRICT CoMMis

GEN. BANKS Not OFFERED THE FRENCH Mls-l'N-
FORTY APPLICANTS For THE DISTRICT CoSds-
SIONERSTnP.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-RepOrts have reached
civ 10 the feet thai Cen Bants o. Massa"husett ITS
had been invited by telegraph from Washington To- pc
ccpt the French mission. As it il well Understood tLat
Gov Moves Ohio hos accepted similar prom r. me
report occasionad comment Gen. Banks. VINO rs
in WASHINGTON was at the state Department to-day plt
hs visit had reference matters entirely disconnected
with he subject Of diplomatic relations with France
and il is further known from official quarters
that the rumor that he had been invited
to accept the French mission is without foundation
II is said by O prominent gentlemen who was last week
consulted by the Presidan, relative 20 tie appointment
of Commissioner of the District Of Columbia which
Yesterday resulted IN the choice Of Taos T. Bryan that
fe President showed him list Of about ID persons
whose name. had been mentioned lu that connection
nearly oue-h4If Of whom had urged their claims either
through committees ~ petitions numerousy signed
The report that the Administration mas decided 10
make changes ia missions 10 Portugal ana nav D.
to-day authoritatiyely denied TIE heaih Of minister
Moran i known 90 br ieraol upalre. ,u hc has
not Vet asked De relieved and there is no disposition
on the par the state Department 10 invite LIS rcssna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
LATESr snip NEWS.


fFor other ship yetcs see second ant Third Pages
ARRIVED
Park Tnhu Bunyan i0f -eIfsi0rt. Graves Manila Dee J.
,r Ca1. rOWu AprA with sug-l. heD &C. 20 order vessel
10 Carver g Barue.
Eafh IhstOn lJ4 -ulierlnd brown Boston, ID Dd4''t y
Vernon b.. Ir1fa a. Co
prr Po tIts1 ~crluc. London - days, VIA D-la"aie
Rr,.. .Vatar. DO ll'lst tIlunH o.. sag
rrl a. D. Rcisal Dur Jtu,lara 2- days. With sugar 20
Order v0s-e. to MASTER. o.,
BARK Jane Maria toi Aberysihy I'D Jones' Havana Is
dat. wl.il I ugi. J. D. whitney ~ 90
big Bertha GO Portland i4al, M1tintas y n&ya
with nII4sses O. llyln-at0I . t' yes "a tp i'.e ON *
pbf CuGDg. Er4Atf, lilfluI 81 tl 10 VIII sugar !"
Youngs . Co.. vessel 60 =. l.. 81 Az g. o.
with SUGAR &C. o. nrtt4. yl,sc. - -clme.. BIOS .
rca.. walter =. pIumar 1f ~ A'' lhalr.' .'aiI"h
Il davs Win s 2. az .r go N.lf- g hDDgttJh
-clr NJ ~ G. Decker tof Tort Ietf.1n nelson nassau
DAYS with frult ~ order yctsl - b j. cubrig a CO.
.chr Emma Z! e. Nuslr lci Plymouth AtNOoi. Biiaooa
Jays with frgIt 10 order yt55s. 10 b J. weinberg y ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
HEIR APPARENT AND Ex-PREsIDENT.

When the Prince of Wales visited Amtrica
In 1860 De was very cordially received lu the Lhl,ed
States and iuyltcd o. due AZ the White House WIN te
President The people az the Iltri states nut dsIe
thor Eephlean prejudice, and Thought only ~ show
in trr goodwill % England by giving hearty ent r
tuuliy ot returning this hospitality, and We ouIht IA
,hiiiar spirit iet MOarenc pref stand IN
orr way. Personally CeI. Grant Is notorious for MS
aversion % display. IL - piIa man OF simple tastes,
ana would probably prefer ID have 10 nls' made over
Las VISIT iuJ 10 he left quiet enjoyment Of rooms az
tn. l4n-ham, WITH tine rest of his cOuntrymen ana
ltgr,y 20 ramble London without beng stared *
Pm n cannot De- allowed take hi, own way IN SUCH
natter as uuyaue persons to-. ami ue IS 900 d'eI 10
pun.c cetemOnias e. DE dis,ouceftci by risht'e,Ia
merely because be- Is ,tJnau thoroughly des.rFh- OF
honor but because tie bnOr We pay INN VIII De Nu-
abe means of promoting kindly feelings between our
-fIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-07
M4RRIEN

ACHFPMAE -SrILWEII.-O TUESDAY. Juno 3 1T the
Residence the brides parents lnnk.r D} the Pew Dfvd
cole. ID. d. VIM \. Ackeuau Of kln.-nfdgc % totutll
=. daughter or John -tlEol. esq No carts
BRIGGS-sABIN-On Wednesday, June 9, -, Al tho
the brides Brooklyn y By tic Rev.
a. stewart walsh Mary WinCIborae, p test daughter II
jos ph AMI Mary i. -aOn, 10 George l. Briggs u sidney
PiAIis. y. \.
BUIGls-s iRrN-On wednesday. June az The residence
the brides father. Joseph -1Jn. esq, MIS- Mar W
s4biu Brooklyn L. t. 10 Geo L. Brggs Of sidney Plains.
y. s..
MAC LANF--CHENCK-O wednesday June . 40
Place ChuIc. bY the Row Rob
Booth D. ID. john Mac FlrLme Of Detroit Mich, aud
JEANNE Fonda eldest daughter VI Edward l. ,chenck.
esd, Of New York CITY
ST. GAUDENS- OMER-At Boston Highlands jane I.
Adams aver. Augustus -. Daud rs ~ Now
Yor 10 Augusta daughter Of Thomas T. Homer OF Bos-
ton Highlands.
STERLlNG-AN TUONY-IuC Cincinnati. May % bYt Rev.
". Ncudte q. L. -tcrug 10 Mary G. Antony No cards
Al Notices Of W,yri1Ts3 mus, be infor3sI Uih M
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ton d. from that possessed Ivy To Marine Court
with smaller number %; udgss, with q a rent e nun
~ Cfic and M lower salary and tcey also Determined
boiah the Marine Court and 20 nake tno Common
Peas successor And All these things attempted
To DE lhIs fodgcp0Gg,." " lc0rohng' legs"
latve manner " uniting these various subjects into one
bill, that every legislator who thought the Marine
Court ought b. be- abolished VINO preferred mat lhr
Common Pleas si9ud succeed 20 its business wfs
OBLIGED tho .fiOn ~ City Court tEe eirc-
ton OF four urgcs and The appointment OF new
int OF clerks ard attaches. in order 10 mfsh elmer
object" Other defect, tie bill Then pointed OUT
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ABorT THAT LETTER TO GEN. GARFIELD

To me EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR. As much has been said about letter
purportin. 10 have been written ny tie President to
Gen Ga.aeld which recently appeared, it may not be
III advised TO give ;he Generals explicitly expressed
opinion Of IT, Wrtn. me q other matters from wash
ngon under date Of Nay 26 and referring to the letter.
be- says:
Tie publication puvpoT-ng 10 be a copy ct the Presi-
dent, letter 70 me is false ah'l unauthorized 10 person
ga. now had copy o. That etjef IL "l' oolyi
less fabricated by WhC wished 20 MAKE trouble
between the President and my se.t'
aDi yours. JsUU De WITT MILLER.
cross Rirer, =. l., May 81, ISL
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WASHINGTON.
THE PARIS EXHIBITION.
NO COMMISSIONER YET APPOINTED-A BFLIEF THAT
THE AFFAIR WILL BE POSTPONED.
(RY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNEl

THE AFFAIR WILL BR POSTPONED.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON June 6.-The Cabinet has not yet
decided whether it would be going beyond the
proper functions of the Executive TO appoint pro-
Vi ,anal commission to the Paris Exposition be-
fore Congress has authorized the formal acceptance
of the invitation of the French Government. The
question of American participation in the
Exhibition Is in a rather awkward shape. If the
event comes off next year announced and nothing
is done on this side of the Atlantic until Con gress
meets, it will be impossible for the United States
TO make a credtabe display; but IT is
highly probable that there will be postpone
ment for a year. President MaeMahon pro
tests that there will not be- and
the representatives OF foreign nations that the fair
will open next May. and his statements are backed
up 10y rapid work upon the buildings. On the other
hand, however, everybody familiar with worlds
fairs knows that they are the outgrowth of a gen
eral public interest which il impossible 10 arouse
except in a time of peace. With great war raging
in Europe epgrossing the utmost efforts OF two OF
the powerful nations, and threatening at any
moment to draw Others into Its vortex, II
seems wholly impracticable 10 organize a vast
international display of the arts Of peace. 1t
therefore appears highly probable that President
MacMahons assertions for diplomatic effect and
that their purpose is to other countries that
France has no belligerent designs, and that in the
Summer or Fall will come an announcement Of the
postponement of the Exhibition. The hardness of
the Cabinet in coming TO decision what steps,
if any, this Government will take prior TO the meet
ing Of Congress, probably arises from belief that
this is the real state of affairs.
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AILFN-At his residence Paterson Y y. on wednesday
r fr,ts ,,d r,,v- ire recffgl'v f1vifei 10 attend
tie Tuu- rel from house. Winst amt
49, ~ L1y Jql + ~ p ' s 556, ,'y y
son. Carriages viii Do % wll'in, AZ the depot
Norwich, Conn, papers pl'lse copy.
J. H. Alcllou1gle Sunuioii,, Manayunk. Pailadrlqui,
penn June Eliza Alden. daughter of Bethia d and ito
Funeral services Blooming Grove Church orange CO.,
y. T.. on Friday mornlu-, Jane :, 1t II o'elo,a.
BANCE-At Narluccs. Ulstr county, ewroTs. on Tne1
day evening. 5, 1871 Frederic Bange. IN the s7h
Funeral apanock Friday morning June > AT lOococE
BeoWNEiI-At ara'oel s9r.ns, June o o. apog ~ Dr.
his age.
Funeral al saratoga.
CLA8K-At stanford Conn Mondlv, June ST. sarah
Ann wife of Austin O.. Csfa n the Ii yrar u hci
Fulgrd services Andrews church, stamford. conn.,
june :, 90 clock D. go.
FosrER-In Broovu. Tae''ay morning June s. charls,
Grslt CIt-. o. and Emma l. F0stcr aged years.
Faa,ai ..v.ce, yin he reid Tie residence Of hs parents
No z-l- henryst, bfookyn, on thursday, 1th ust az
D. la.
uoRNE-Ia nroaayn "Wednesday. June c. George Angus.
Fun-I. FRIDAY, tie eth ,t, % O'Clock p NJ from hs
SIMPSON NJ r. church, corner C!ermont aud Wioushby-
aves, Ir00kyn.
NlcHoLLs-At aronteiair. ~ June o. John NICHOLS
Faasra. ION the rc..nce Of his son inlaw J. G Braa-an
D.. J. ana VI Railroad leave Barclay ana Christopher 81
REYNoLDs-In MS ely on The 9th inst, Of pneumonia
Rsaives AMI friends arc respectfully invited 20 at,end
az D.
RIcH-In Brooklyn, on wednesday. 5th inst, Thomas W.
eldest son %. rur1'of- Rlsh the }1th ~ hi
The r.anyes friends % the family respectfully
msfl attend tt funeral services It bis Tate residence
1858 Fllftullcr Brooklyn Friday ,h igSt. a 0C'0rk
p m witlou. further notice Friends desired TO omit
NlaaI5.
TROwBRIDGE-On SATURDAY. May T. AZ nulretown.
Island Bar sds, " J., short laess. age % ems
iialui Grow 1lile of ne firm OF Ir1v ordg" co. lDng
resident United states Consul during tr
UHLER-In Broofivl Tuesday juno .. George ". Uher
100 the j6fh year of bis
Eeaty, ami MEND. ar respectfully invited 90 attend 10
funeral from bis Late residence IS yrmuld pacc
Thursday 90 o. D.. Bllh private.