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The daily gazette., 1877-06-29
Fine Nail Scissors.

EuE7ed and Straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
brushes, Nail Files, Nail Brushes, ETC., for
Eaety f. BRiNGHURST & CO.
Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
For the Bath.
biM Brushes, Bath Towels, Bath Sponges,
5iu ~ baln Soaps in extensive variety. Also
tleh Gloves, Straps, Brushes, &c. of horse
|s.L ssi. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
ulces of the same classes.
+. .BRINGHURST & CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
htNdie'A MiracDIons Cure for COrns
-a1, na ansish remedy of great popularity for
'eInOSAg corns without pain.
h. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Apothecaries.
Corner Sixth and Market SITS.
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RAILROADS.
1npiiLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON d
i bALII MORE RAIL ROAD.
JUNE 10th, 1877.


BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
JUNE 10th, 1877.
b, t'alns Will leave Wilmington as follows
s lliauelphia and Intern mediate Stations,
i a cVo, w. o'lo, 800, 100J a. m. 2.30, 4.3O, 20,
a tSlia and New York, 2.22, o, AZ a. m. 1881
sa,m. 'oi iAe>'ia'e o'aClolsi
s Pss'i,ii9ore ~ 10 and Washington, ,O6, 8,39a.m.
Tr Tr,iLs, is,i9' $40, 9,55 p. m.
Nsu, NN.SruS =, lor Delaware Division, leave for:
M" M easIle, 800, go. $50, a. m. 1.3O, $50,
S Sasrlngton ! NJ and Intermediate Stations 800
Il, h,',. a, m. $50 p. m.
SS'ar a q al and Intermediate Stations, 800
M. SUNDAY TRAINS.
/ ia aD,'auei n phla and Intermediate Stations
p(G' pbiia m 800. $50, p. IN.
i Bait%i,,,e phla and New York, 2.22 a. m.
F,'',iore For ~ or, and Washington, ,06 am.
StepredI dI"tther information passengers are
&a0i " the time tables posted at the
ii. f. .KENNEY,
superintendent.
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AUSTRIAN'S ORDER.

By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
LoNDoN, June 90.
The Austrian Government has issued Or
ders to the directors of railway and navi
cation companies to Immediately prepare
for transporting troops and materials of
war
The daily gazette., 1877-06-29
Weather Report

INDICATIONS FOR THIS AFTERNOON.
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON, June 20.
For New England and Middle States
stationary or lower pressure southerly
winds warmer partly cloudy weather
and occasional showers,
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FRANCE TO GERMANY.
y Telegraph to the GAZETTE.

BY leleSrapn 10 the GAZETTE.
LONDON June 20.
A dispatch from Vienna says, it is re
ported that Franco has asked Germany
to join with her in opposing any endeav-
or of England to obtain possession of the
SueZ Canal.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-29
Worms Worms! Worms !

+. F. Kunkel's Worm Syrup never fails
Destroy I'm, Seat and Stomach worms.
! kunkel, the only successful physician
no removes Tape worm IN two hours,
eNewitll head. and no fee until removed.
'Onmon sense teaches if Tape worm he
moved, all other worms can be readily
>JOycd. Send for circular TO f.. +, Kun
el' ~ North Ninth street, Philadelphia,
a., or call ON your druggist for bottle of
~ IhReI's Worm syrup, price 81. 1t never
i1npu
The daily gazette., 1877-06-29
A TURKISH GAIN,

BY telegraph to the GAZETTE.
LONDON, June 30.
The Turks claim victory near Zerren,
on Thursday, and state that the Rus
SLAMS lost 1900 men.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-29

CANE PRESENTATIONS After the close
OF the Boys High School commence
ment exercises, at the Opera House,
last evening, Prof. S. j. Wiley received,
from the graduating class, handsome
gold d-headed cane. Rev. w. J. Stevenson
made the presentation on behalf of the
class.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-29
DIED.

CROWN this City. June 2sth, VIM. H.
Grow, M. d.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the fun
eral, from the residence of his sister-in-law
NJ RS. Mary II. Bonsall, 706 French St. on
Monday morning, July 2nd. Services at 9
o'clock to proceed to Philadelphia. on the
10 O'Clock train, for interment. ju29-2t%
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THE z /. Z

The Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
Rineers is twenty-five years old, and has
a fund Of nearly $4,000,000 The monthly
dues of members are SO. In case Of
sickness an engineer receives S25 week
and at his death his family receives
So, 900,
The daily gazette., 1877-06-29

Ladies under garments. Bargains are
offered in ladies fine white skirts, chem
ises, night dresses, corsets, covers, &c, at
f. l.. Franks, 500 Market street.
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SECOND EDITION
THE EASTERN WAR.
WAR IN Observation-Disclosures SLAUGHTER
TOWNS IN FLAMES.

TOWNS IN FLAMES.
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
LONDON. June 20.
A despatch from Galetz, states that
bloody fighting is going on at Pyrgos, on
the Danube. The Russian troops are
crossing en- naasse and engaging the
Turks who are making desperate re-
sistance. The slaughter on both sides
has been terrible. The Turkish gun
boats are also engaged in the battle.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-29
THEPORTE WILLING FOKPEACE.

LONDON, June ~.
A despatch from Constantinople,
dated at noon to-day, says, the Porte
has declared itself willing to conclude
peace with Montenegro, should Mon
tenegro request peace.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-29
PROPOSALS for WILMINGTON WA
il TER WORKS.
OFFICE BOARD
OF WATER COMMISSIONERS,


OF WATER COMMISSIONERS,
WILMINGTON, DEL, June 9th, 1877.
Sealed proposals VIII be received at this
office until O'Clock. p. M, on TUESDAY,
July 10th, 1877, for the work. material, etc.
required for the completion of the Cool
Spring Reservoir, in this city in accordance
with printed specifications, which can be
had on application at this office.
The following are the approximate esti-
mates of the material required, and are in
serted in order to give some idea of the
magnitude of the work to be done:
q, 400 yards of clay pudding.
$500 yards of gravel.
1870 yards of sand.
$3.50 barrels of hydraulic cement.
2,526,000 bricks
900 lineal feet of tagging.
Proposals must be sealed and must be in
dorsed Proposals for completing the
Cool Spring Reservoir" +" and addressed to
the Board of Water Commissioners, Will
miagton, Del, and may be LETT at the office
of JOHN p. ALMOND, corner OF Market
and Eighth streets, until 8 O'Clock p. m.
on TUESDAY, July 10TH 1877.
JOHN p. ALMOND,
JAMES BRADFORD,
CESAR A. RODNEY,
jue27-10t commissioners.
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Unremitung application will induce
disease unless the blood be kent con-
stantly pure and rich. For all hard
workers the remedy to keep the blood in
the best condition is DIR. Bulls Blood
Mixture.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-29

Promises kept inspire confidence; and
DR.: Bulls Baby Syrup never promised re-
lief in the diseases of childhood without
at once etfecting it. Hence the popular
reliance upon it. Price % cents a bottle.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-29

ExcU R.-The Hanover and
Olivet Presbyterian Sunday schools,
made an excursion to Mt. Cuba, this
morning, on special trim consistingof
eight cars on the Delaware Western r.
X. st $50 o'clock. They will arrive
home about $50 this evening.
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constituents should they come before them Tor re-
election
Lawson n Fuller followed 1Ir. Ecelesine TN n witty
speech IN which he gave the managers Of the different
street railroads some sharp raps for thcir avar!ce His
thrss NJ Of the persons prominent IN the oppo-
sion to rapid transit were Ieonly neinbcd by the auu
snoe, and the speaker wa. loudly sPpsuded
III Judge Fltban ssd that Of tho most effective
methods ~ thc opponents Of rapid tTansN han been 70
encourage IN tho Legislature schemes which they knew
would be utter failures The oaly plans which met
better fate were the Grenniehst and tho Gilbert
rosis ard the SUCCESS Of enterprises had been
attended with great opposition. The psipeet dcates OF
seifnierest and sslfprcservetioD were tha' al LIDO
people who desired rapid transit should rally TO me
support Of sny enterprise when Promised 20 gave s
simeon l. church dvslt upon tho lc.rcs which the city
he'd for She 81 rapid transit shO WINK hI
thrrciourths Of tho $50 o0Oo0O annually collected IN
taKcs we're drawn from eDe quarter of the cty il tae
whole rity hult vi, OEYl1 tO bt, la1st'h
would Re equased, and Tho tai rae would not Do over
Gs per 03t inc rsInsss ,Io.ion PROPERTY on
Grcnvich II. and Ninth-syc Was worth more tcesy,
relatively, than before the rO0d wa buii Bu ss these
companies proposed to build tbcr r'es-OI ish nIc
and IN She rlddle sf the strcct-they would o~hct
nro, entnt yhich doubled tho reputation OF city snd
bs1'ush; 10000 PEOPLE daily into shoIrng ereet cod
snf &c i,te. ~ t,fl cscS for IN the rrto-
lutions IS follows: Henry r. Dimock. L. j. ~ stark,
H. X Thurbor, Herry L. Clinton, Thomas l. james,
Henry Hay.lseyer, Edward L. Psrr1s A. T. OF. LAWSON
n FG er John A. STUART, Fr~ericS A. CJnk.ng. JAck-
s,n a. schultz, william ~ Dodge Shsi!cs j. I4i'iiy anu
W. lam y. Appleton. EXHayOr Wcitham was added 10
tho committee by : vote OF tie meeting.
read froui William Cullen Bryant, Charles
O'CO8Or, William Alien Butler, and Others, expressing
rcfcrts they shc to be present At the
meeting. ~. bryant said: ." hope that decided eI-
precision viii ~ given ~ the conviction that 81 absolute
necessity has arisen Of insttutiuc method u CON
Vcylng between the npper nnd lover paris on
dc cty when shall unite the greatest convenience WIN
The utmost possible 81 cod Dir OCou0r express 81 M
uathy with tia sought to be att ined by the nec
ms and said thar rapid transit would ave pleasant
homes 10 working people and remove SUE rms W..a
ANA children from the horrors II toncneDthOuss greatly
GinlnlsI.lnl rllnc.Annr and vice.
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THE RETEEUE INQULRY.
Eyp1ANAr1nNs BY LIE COLLECTOR.

y
HE RyP1Irs 70 STATEMENTS or wIISE's';s.
Duripg the nrivata sessions Of the Custom
house Investigating Commission yesterday theTc were
rrcsaDt Thomas Barbour. Collector Arthur, Hrd Ap
urssct Butcher Auditor ogden Also attended 10 s"'is1
tfe Commission with advice TO eaiai7e' The Aeei'
I'll, Collector I'm clgrgc OF the legal business OF the CS
tr,bou- ,si That JACKSON S Schultz was ncorrcc' in
his statement that 500 suits against The Government
for rrha, we're OIL foot, growing ont OF he sugar u'y
win tie sandwich Islands. Tie number Of protests 50
far v.s Only 81 and w. not likely "a exceed 100.
ii.e public session opened ~ 1880 O'Clock. Mr. jay
read an Invitation t. merchants and others desiring 20
ave testimony 4dycs which they c"eued important
IN, service 20 attend at the NS'~ Once dql
n., tins rs~i fEishns ~ advance note o. the toPcs
which :hry u xh, VISA H. dI~ouss.
Inquiry n-o OF Collector Arthur as 10 tAe sl2ie
moals lu>lo b. JA9n-s barbour eli IN nam r'
Commerce E.Vcuu- II !otu Committee r,D cluE i,4i-
bcr BTOLhers a- importation o ndN iaaf"m'il. A'.
uUc Size Law of 1r75, tIc Collector bad tciuerd ~ ""'
ittobe o.. so ~ IA sr'en - ta' % g'iiN ~, "Pt
cXJn,nod without lneVoG' p"l mea "l & .',; 49,
would -inou.; 20 ejlctJ god. w ~ I'M 49,
dag @tea lsireea $4,000 ~nd .lsV'oo s'u' Nli!cA
CIV intended for tho outfit Of lic mill OF
Costou-house j. ouly ISrt Collector aIiE'! sto ne
would lc.k zap Che tory ~ this c,.-e Under te 81
lie ,as nGud To art 20 tLe decision 81 the AI"2it,i'
Who h. other slu .r c.s, had Scict is.at Willie tit
.latli4rrr beA machinery, ID was sIro aG" .e1 90
therefore subject 10 duty Hc bod allowed slcn macnu-
tGB o. ST up I'D Inc u'i. III '",' i-"H t- w. ~
of The Inacbiucy ga tlc different imris were pu' C-
,tloc. Nj B4iIoar could have mo .c 0'FoN.' Nlln
cccl- ION ~ me Appraiser; otherwise, Wnsu ,ne mac.
a. had been placed in H. Baloom- hsnd-, Oh t"pc-
decide To-. H. vas duuabe le Government would lht-'u
sne Tor the dalos, 1ut 90 iAo nonA Il caso ''AI ~
Co.cctor Arthur said he would 5l g." prepare rely
10 lie report uadc D., tio r. 'ehte -t' "iin tt'ill''
t-o A. tac ioGae.t 81 tnc Co4,na.r., De- mad icv
e<iisrat,oe. r., tiye t. t,.timony t.ten pew asy.
.f o. t' D.. t.ft n
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Jndos Gilbert. in Supreme Court, Chambers, re-
frred yesterday the suit o. Iheka f'"erE 'S'"'''
Faherty 10 Elliott - shepard.
samuel Scher obtained yesterday from Judge van
Uoesen in Common Pleas Chambers tho appointment
guardian August b. Meyer as owner OF leooS uos
which bit him.
Iudco Gilbert. in Supreme Court, Chambers,
granted yesterday order seQuesaling the properly VI ~
Arcsdan club on judgment obtained against BY Mr. Bren
for $40 g. -
In tbe suit of Alexander p. Mott against the Con-
sumers Ice Company which the Court below reinsed
Judgment for he plains because detendants driver up
set the plaintiffs carriage and ss'9rey pi To fnqa
Ulfuy the Common Pleas. fsnfra lein Juuso
iObnson giving the opinion has affirmed ths Judgment
In the suit of Clay ton Belknap against Cen Daniel
lcFIes for money claimed have bssn lsst when te De
fdapt was raising sicSles Brigade, on m appeal from
an requiring Gen sietes TO give Ole FERN
4D, Rob.on giving lbs opizbon bolt Thai tbs order -.
and he can only b. reqaLsa 70 give ga :"
The Metropolitan Gaslight Company recovered
,esteav IN Common Plea Trial Term, before ChiefJuce
DAILY ud ,lneB against the city for $3.50 and interest In
the aIte ions o hs uptown streets The COMPANY was
required 10 romoyo its gasppeS and IN reayns stn VIZ
t ~ H. M, only defense the Cou.inis
sioncr had no authority TO give inc ofl.r' iiS '' ~
Jastico oycrrUled 90. , ,
Robeeca Levi, administrative sued tho Sixth Az
enus Railroad Company for $1,000 for causing u. ae ~ "
year ola toy Isaac Levi It tTie' o;ore Judge
poipson IN Common Pleas Trial The plaintiff claims
that her boy when passing The mouth Of The arcade at Ear
c,.vst ia <Ptemser 1875. CAUGHT by on Of te derh'
anti car dragged along Until ht7ss nn:y auei neer
the csr wheel. sta tiue' ~ as"usS i 9 s tn me-
pectcdly Thrown by his oct on the uark ~ ~
tho pain, No ground that TIE ylahlH had
tailed to show aay nOslEencs on hS ~, e ~, o , n
James ~ smith arpelrod fpr tho plniir W. A Besch am
u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-06
NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

FORTRESS M0NRoE. Va. june 5.-Ihe United
states steamer Hartford flagship ~ Rear Admiral stephen D.
Trcnehsri commanding the North Atlantic S'tion arrived
In . .0sds last nght nom Port ROYAL ~ az" VEL Com
manior %. Mathew recently detached non command o
-. s.iuel 0t Asatc station, teen placed ssug
.sfer T. Wunsicker detached nom
In me- coast survey and granted four months rave Nate
Iugl Knbl has bern detached nom thV receiving ship
WABASH and ordered 70 the navy yard al ortsmt IN
y m The stninR vessel Saf1tDyz, with l25 Dp'' on
hs, "a "a, trained f0r naval service, Igu neogEd ~ me
Ia.tcrn branch 81 Potosc just after s-Tns mo navy
ay on Gnuda, where remAiufd until ocloct ti- nom
~ hen ne aapoosa succeeded ~ sslthg her angA anl
30 lf f tow u tlst Tho I2lNrO3s, after HsNuE
iI. rxra0ga IN TINS Chesapeake Bat VIII proceed - Wy"
YORK ith fsigh Arriving there on friday nOrnihg Whrre
ar viii await tbc arrival 81 SECRETARY Thompson aEd the
Cd Of ths several IN tLs N2 sna
take them on of1uspec0r ~ inc rev hsln
Navy ards. The monitor Lehieh, couNoy, ny us hei
steamer Essex arrived AZ Fortress AoAIoe lhs noI
iuE
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wuAT WAY BE sArELY SAID OFANAY.

Charles Lehiiter sucd Charlie, H,incnaun for
5000 e ISLANDER Ia Lis complaint ;the pania be- s. a
mamie a44n ANA rs blsluess ting 90
u,ui L4-ts. lIc charges taat no defendant in pubic
saloon accused lim improper intimacy with OF ,s
t-isli iuvsac tho ei.tnscy his BIRTH am injured IFS
hfs!noss inimating tat lbs tnant imp 'aIi n.
innate Only 18th Dm Gae plalt!fl bui with o-er men,
On m Al % te by Judge Poster n supreme Court,
Circuit yesterday, the dci-nd4urs counsel moyci or liig
mont ON the plaintiffs complaint, and Jndsc P"t'r n'ci
fftDr. lI'ing HE
might impy they oilme4 by the law This
t-ss ttersIutr
tlandcr tle la' u dilcut 20 ddce frnm The
,scr, - li, cgr.~ tbs. hs plgu know ~ Tie n
dt u ne rlut and knowingly leased mo room for par
t... ll hidden y las. 8nd u hi u''rcrcr cut b. lraHn
fr1 M. words tf, pIiItH 1at ayerrt alrc damage.
rar j. HroWu appeared 90 p!anth, Louis j. Post for uc-
f.uigut
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RAPID TRANSIT URGED.
~ c,,,CErRING HALL NETTING.

TIE CnlCKERING HALL MEETING.
ENTHUSIASTIC oArHFnING OF BUSINESS MFN-AD-
DRESSES by KI-HAIOR vlchHAA, ASSEMBLY
MN rt1,Dy AND yCCIEsINE, S. Il. CHURCH, EX-
JUDGE FIIHlAN. AND OTHyRS.
TIE Rapid Transit meeting held in Chokcring Hall
Lass evening was large and enthusiastic. Addresses
were made by she chairman, eX-Mayor "'cshahl'
Atselnbymen PuTdy and Ecclesine, ;. l. Church
and ez-Judgo Fthian. Tho resolutions depreca' a
ve1at Our legislation, aud protested against pfei'-
nary injunotions against the elevated roads COM
nittee of 10 prominent citizens Wa APPOINTED 70
:.ssist L. every effort 10 secure rapid transit ana ID
countoIacS the influences which opposed IT,
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sr>rENrNr- ~ ~ assurance ToMCY.

TIN. General Term of an. Court oi to"m'a li'a9,
J.r-c inol, ,il.uo tac opinion e thc t.eol 81
o.. fr. d, .ri iu o. S.icl So N.ri.y s..n- TIE
Wo.I cl..ual sire I,-uraroe Company 3D. favor ~ iln de
s.-d4t Il, s.l. ?4n'' on tn 1910 II -''sfn
d. NvSrcy l.s.ol i.,.l q. les. lie -4ed 81 Ich % 1868.
ta..... wa ;iat Pad falsely .a.i.l ii coLliuon
III tlrra rss.,cs-in sfag t11 Dee '-.s aa1u' =" arcr
WHO'S hc VISA saoouso.gD. tina. ho never haa ralloi IN a
physician himself ana was not - t4e iat ~ using aco-
lo.r -iiLlL;aits.
l.r urutf Is mat ro h} been o '7ltfr lrruf Ircr.
INTO tigt bI.lucs- again, A9Ich 'hfr l
.uit sr saloon Bee per t1t nI'ir Dad Rft~t1-
trer Times ana e. arc, HIM Tat be ia alec
EIic liquors.
Sire G,-raI Tclu hollis that warranty must Doe strictly
,.fra. cation di got state shat Eu-lrF
tr.i rI@ufattr under all The Ii-tan',e- he Cd
o. liu-tlf I t1cof'a bi td tiJt show
tf joe iai attended MorTeY personally d ulf have br'n
m Ll,fslr. or sloNIct't fl. - az. u fhc aif-
az 1 vas A.! m ~ fe company as'ut. thr piss. pre-. ntl
il. He.. 800 - anD Lot Aorrey, ami tlo case should
Lave been .sit g. iiry d,,ilc tlt tleo questions.
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rhree for Sandy Hook HSen Angler for NewYork. Al
rived 18th nlt Ann Elizabeth 28h, Weyiand, Hermanos,
10th. Phenx, August Loefer 30ih Louis DO Geer Jnl
Grace, Solecio Padre, Capt Stanzber; 3sf, Amarant
Gutenberg AcIne, Sarpen latter at SantaHder; sth
Hervatsks Embla, Anita, James MCCARTHY, Latter at
yenero, with loss Of rudder.
DOMESTIC PORTS
BALTIMORE lime 5-ATriycd steamships VIM. Crane, fron
Boston Mcclellan from Providence; Octorora from Nes.
York Il Willing nom Philadelphia brg PIE twoof, fron
Prince Edwards Island Cleared, steamship Caspian, fs
Liverpool; schr Rescue, FOR san salvador.
BOSTON June 5-Ariyed. bark John r. Smith from Glen
fuegOs; r.. y. Newcomb fr0m Port Antonio Iams
Oyoc from Baltimore. j.. Eandusen d. IT. Ingraham, and
David CaTksOB Alexandria, j. VI. Fiizpatrk, Isaac T.
Clark and Gettysburg from philadelphia; Ira LaHrleIir.
from H0boken
PoErIASD 5-s9ied 9TH brigs Sarah ". Loring ana
II Houston schrs o. V. DIiskO and III. ID. May. -.
PO~f ROYAL :. G., June 1.Saiied. steamship city
Dallas, for FeIuandina.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
SOUTHAMPTON. Juno 5.-fhe North German L.oyds Linz
steamship Neckar C0pt. Whgerod. from New York May e.
arrived here to-day on Der way 10 preplen.
bOvIILR juno b.rhe Anchor lane steamship California
Capt Msckay from New York May 20. arrived here toy
and proceeded 10 Glasgow. =
DISASTER.
LONDON June 5T1e British schr Iris Capt. Nc Donald
Barbados March il tor Boston, abandoned lis
arted The rescued by italian brig AMI
to Palermo.
For Latest snip Ye,cs FIN Paoe
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SAVANNAH CITY BONDS.

Augusta, Co., June 5.-At meeting OF
holders Of ssysnnal bonds held here to-day, presenting
100000 in bonds. Sc wss resolved uD~lse for
Savannah 20 repGdiato her acL IN part b. fens eiucf
principal interest aud testing tax OF per cent
in place OF = lcr cent. also that The bondlo.cers
ara willing 10 fund tie FIRST urcc coupons on The bonds
al por cent meeting OF holders Of savannah bonds
was also held Ut Charleston representing 81 09n00O in
bonis which It resolved that peg cont bonds be
accepted in satisfaction for per cent bonds and Just due
cOuUons. provided trat gatd bonds ami coupons be
receivable after maturity Tor al un,s 10 tnr cay OF
Savannah. and that SAID bonds shall be exempt from
taxation by the CifF.
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THE COURTS.
THE HOLIDAY CONTEST REVIVED.
SUIT OF TILE DAUGHTER TO SCI ASIDE THE FORMED
DECISION.

SUIT OF TILE DAUGHTER TO SET ASIDE THE FoRMkh
DECISION
William Allen Butler, Wheeler III. Peckham'
w W Macfarland John X Porter. and Julian L. DAVIS,
representing five leading firms Of lawyers. all appeareu
yesterday IN Supreme Court, Chambers, on mouoh 10
frame issues in the suit Of Caroline Calvert dc Bossene'
exccuirix against Benjam Holiday aud others Inc
planIG Is daughter OF tho well-known Ben Hoaday'
WHO one of the defendants Her brother and niece are
defendants. and August Belmont and Ernst b. Lncko
august Belmont Coz and the Mutual Lie lnsurahce
Company are the other defendants.
The plaintiff sues exocutrix and trustee under tho
viii OF her mother, Motley Ann Conn Holiday. 10 estaD-
sh that WILL and TO have the estate " her mother con
seting mainly Of the Ophr farm in Wes'choser County
once valued st over half Million but which now,
with the other property she states TO bc worth ony
1908 OoO-turncd TO her for the purposes OF tnc
will. Her mother made this will shortly before her
death BY II sue leaves the income OF one-tf1 u hei
estse N tho plaintiff OF onehird TO her son, Benjamin
Holiday and Of one third to her daughter Jenny L.
wife OF Arthur dc PouriaesGorgier bus IA TO her pro
viies that II she marrcs another FreIehnan hef snl
ftcse she 4, erf to f oAilrrn OF her children. with
crCs.rcniainders. Tho plGiuins tslcr d'i ap,' 90
.auc inc ~ her mosnor and her share deVoiYed on
This vii dfr,d for probate in Wesi ste, eF
County IN OooDcr 1873. A. tn s1ino hDc .ciy P !
will nsAo 10y Mrs. Holiday in 1871 IN favor " hel nus
band 90. red, while the viii OF 1873 was come -
isf wear OF her ife 10 MAKO will. Tho surrogate Go
cded Of tho will leaving tho property % iG i nus,
hand The plaintiff she 10 Ina! JthO 'Ns 40
from nc country ard truscd her brother 10 m,Sc ~
contest out hr agreed with hrs father 10 ap' h' ~
feat al his -iOileIs last Will. apd shc ask THAI 1 u
cison inst mentioned be st aside since to ~ con
the Mutual Life Insurance Company mas rht 1880
on ~. property and J. u. Barlow has ieut $1,000
on H. tho mortgage securing the IHLer loan Dot7 Nv"
held by belmont and Licke' Iae'' "'I'H"7'' ''' '
-ct aside. 800, ,,--,...,;,, tt,tl,-
Inc DEFENDANTS set mp that IN l'i1l Beniamm lioa-
tav owned the property brit 20 proYidc ioi MS We o.
ycvci 70 90 agreement - nar 'i VIM ~ i9
favor and promise not 10 revoke H. ana thal thct-
c., eli thr Wcstcrstcr County surrogate vac Justified
IN it, ~ ,uca before h'm Messrs Beil"1t ana l-'ec
c,it th.. "a, 80 The SuTroZatcS urfc" hl-s ~
,psi,r. IuAl. and thai the money advance, on btl'
iporec5. was used in great measure 90 pay on urnt on
de -.f..e The settling tho Esncs was G'Dohsled 10
NET month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-06
co1-RT OF APPEALS PRocEEDNGs.

AL8ANY. y y. June 5-In the Count OF Appeals
TIE aav. Jane . 1877. Notions:
causa IN name ~ 40
Ieisuarv; sTantc5 iaoiisn oi Edward els ~ connse
Ire prossrN rel kilIusr agt McDon3i-G0ton u 2 4c-
ament submitted A. Pond for motion, ]" H. PIKE OPP
posed. - ..., an /,
cnnclnd-d
No tJ-Bess aat. y. q. and C. n. P.Argiod by \. p
Iei. ny f,f augcl au J. IT, Hnir' ~ frr Ielrsadeit
p. 9-Ea.sua~h Nilsnf ArTufi bF t'u. - Fo"-
ler ~ ig,t~i>sr. ,rd WIN j. Karc fur rr-pcnnent
70 ac Conner. Argued Df Robert - oitth
f,E aypslast a-d b.. y. Tat Tor respondent
No Ui-IsT:ingtor art tie sayor- lsrgd 10y y j. h,N
r!s Tor appellant and H. T. Sck3 and j. :. SiSHor Tor ie-
ep9udeuf