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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
pacific NAILS NEW MANAGEMENT.

PACIFIC MAILS NEW MANAGEMENT.
D. 6. BABCoCK ELECTED president - iiNANoi"'
| CONDITION OF TIE COMPANY 10 DE iN'h'''
GATED.
! The new directors of the Pacific Mall steam
ship Company met yesterday Payment Oh no
| of $4,000 due the Panama haro"o wa,
| pany and held by the Chase N"'ion'' ~
| was demanded, but there were 10 ''""
hand Mr. Hart offered to advance the amount a
oi,,onco of SRI s75 was received from Australia soon
aiterward and it ordered that the ho'e anu
outstanding Claims amounting TO S12s73 be paid Mi;
TIorf said that every dollar due The Panama hiuh
Cnmuanv would be paid soon as the actual
of farS coud be asccrtaincd special conilitee WAS
| apuoini O make "a thorough
noit in detail ali outstanding claims, when na,uFs'
how for yhot purposes aud by what authority con,
tracted list OF real estate ana oa1et Tscnt lime
by the COMPANY; its actual Valuc al inc F'oS'"' ''
The board tncn elected d. Babcock president; John
Riley yicc.rrcsIdent and W. H. Lane secretary pro TEN.
The new president of Pacific Mail was capt1a . " :"
c,ipper shin IN the pl!my days OF Inc Ill
before the Pacific Railways built and when tnc pn
If frcrht for California was shipped by sailing We
around Cane Horn. He aftIrWali tlga''u III ~. -
ng Of several large ard fast clipper ships and Wheh '
rTSa u.s. ,esrnycd Inv the opening of the railroads ne
became connected with the Sounds tcanlpoa, me-
had the large STEAMBOATS, MASSACHUSETTS, ana koue
bullt He is now president Of the Stonngtoi ana ns
dence lines of steamers, ana ~ sald 10 DE la " M
wealth. lie is a brother OF SIiiuei H. h'"oo'" f
| dent of the Chamber OF Commerce. .o, ., how.
Mir iIori denies the report that he has agreed 10 nave
three OF the directors resign To make room lor 'cc W
hn IertJ bt the Panama RillrO Company. He says
| that tbc actual condition OF the company iE!isl w
learned nv n searching investigation. Charges Oh Hics'-
arircs nave been made which Will be carefully hNest-
gated. -. u ,...a,. ,.oO
VIII soon be removed 10 the old quarters at TIE Oa"'-
ST. wharf $500. ..o. r.,,,,
Richard H. Irwin S1jGOG0 alleged 10 have been gwen To
him TO use lobbyn. thronEh Congress Sup'9 1 i
Tho cnnanv JudCc DonOhuc affirmed yesterday the de-
csinn OF the referee dlsnisSing the complaint ne
referee. decision was based onthc ground that Inc h'
tsmcut hctvprn tlr company and Alden H. etockW'lI
derived il OF all claims against lrNiI Judge DOhohuc
In ts case the decision Of the referee Is on inc
merits-that tue plaintiff had settled lis claim ana Ean
no right OF action Under these eli cumstdlcct 90 io
think can into tine original cause u actOh ana III
oure whether II d moral one or not Inc paper ;
show an extraordinary many respects ana suci
one ms entities the defendant 10 III allowance uhh
he is entitled the amount 10 which hc Is Limited ~
layC =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
TrLEGRAPHiC NOfE-.

Ioypov ont. MAY 3l.-h disease called blooc
murran has broken among cattle at Osborne County
IarbtOu.
GREENITiLD, Mass, May Jl.-Hurglars entered
the franklin here last n'gt and robbed H. L. Bar
na the n glic,r Of cloths, not money, etc, valued
$1,000.
EosToN. MAY 3I-Wllliam Dodd former book
k.u.rof Hiuui hardware dealers Of 'hs city has been
for the alleged embezzng OF $500" the property Oh
the NTh!.
WINNIPEG, MIMI, May 3.-Wild Spirit Elk.
phcw sitting Bull has arrived with party Of traders
ail garlrd e|t he be Spy. lie say
he la. not seen MS uncle fOg some lime.
FRoyIDFNCr Il. l.. May 3l.-Ihe countlng-housc
ifaacl, Carpenters voOli'n mills II BHrrcvIe was en-
ird NIGHT and large safe blown open and robbed
$500 cash horse AMI wagon were stocn from neigh
Dor near by.
CI>CG%NATL May 3l.-On the farm of Robert
Linn i,ur Mii,, from I~hpo ths morning portable saw
MIL Ter pUlc. killing three aUi severely scdding
,hf.c Others tiOwd completely 0y'ra tall trc
The boiler found some tir" hundred adS distant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
TINTNG BOUERS DYING.
CAUSE OF IFS IILNEss-A SUBSCRIPTION FOR Ills
BENEFIT.

CAUSE OF Ills ULNEss-A SUBSCRIPTION FOR HIS
BENEFIT.
George Vning Bowers professionally known
"a yining Bowers the actor who within the last ten
veors has been connected with nearly all the NewYork
theatres il lying in procarloa' condition at his
residence in the Fenmore npartment-house, In
Fifty-scveutll-st. His physician, DE- Quackenbusl'
has given M all hope OF his recovery, and
Eis death IL hourly looked for. Mr. Bowers has been
suffering with n pulmonary disorder for over
six weeks While performing with the "Danites
combination in Salem. Mass, III April he was pros
tracd with hcnOrrbage OF tue lungs when maze ne
crssary hl3 immediate Withdrawal from the com
rauy Returning to the company after a sh0ft
resi- lie was Obliged 10 give up all WORK.
Mr. Bowers has "A wife and two chircu lie Is NJ ptcs-
en-. in somewhat destitute crcumst"nc In view OF
thc,e facts subscription find bas been opened
at the "CritcriOn,' in UuiOu-sluagc. for the pug
rose Of rendering him lmin date aid. DION B0urican
and Jahn Mccullough have each subscribed 500, ana
Ncw-York Lodge T. aud a. NJ, ha. sent in check
for $50 j. G. WILKINSON. GUs Williams. and other mem
bcs Of the theatrical profession have also conTlDed
Mr. Bowers to have opened IN George :. hniglI ;
plav "Oto." NJ the Boston Museu next Monday nlgh
but IN consequence Of his sickness the engagement has
l,at ttTtgp .l,I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
COMMENCEMENT AT COOPER UNION.
ADDRESSES BY PETER COOPER AND ABEAM =
HEWITT.

ADDRESSES BY PETER COOPER AND ABEAN -
HEWITT.
The Commencement Exercises of the Cooper
Union for the Advancement of Science and Art were
held last evening great hail. Peter Cooper sat on the
platform with Edward Cooper, Abram = Hewitt wilson
c. Hunt and others. -Four Oratlois were ucNec"" S"
dents the night schools "Nationa Prosperity, by John
standt; 1.-THE Present Age" by John OConneH; cap
al and Labor by George g. s.oddart; and "The Patriot
bv william i Barr j. : Clark of Boston, gave an address
on The Influence of Drawing upon Manufactures
Abram s Hewitt, Secretary OF the Union then pre-
scnted the nineteenth annual report. lie caused
much laughter and applause by saying that
the four young orators of the evening had
spokcn more sound aud statcsmauike truth than he had
heard during tie eight months that he had been III NA>
ngton Yes" he added. IL Is refreshing To get paoA
to an innocent atmosphere
The reading ROOM he said. hardly able 10 accom-
MEDIATE all the persons who desired To ENJOY Ms GN!-
legcs The schOoroOus were no LONGER uhc 10 locrlf
the pupils seeking 10 enter thci ana huhdl 80 u "!'-
cants had to be turned away last year Inc lsl''u-
lion needed collection Of models 10 constitute q
museum Of mechanical Inventions, ana II womb 10,
desirable TO establish school for instruction "i
mechanics in The best use OF the best Zoos. me
vnenJjturcs of last year 1924 o.. and the Re-
criufs were $500 10. An additional endowment 81
- 100000 needed to keep the Institution up 10 the
growing demands Of the CITY
D;pl0lna TO John Bari0n. John lNOD~, Sdnurl Il.
Sc0ttfon. Jacob ScbcIt. James r. Smyth ana waller
". Tuscy. OF the graduating cIas' ana diomn, y"
Marian Y. BiOOdguoG caiollhc COOK Fo-1Ilu hc.S',
Josephine Il. Hall. Anna Huntington Emma lihN'Idu'
Josephine b. Kihbc. Liza Martin, SYLVIA M"'ilhach r'
N1IT O'ConnoT Fannie LPrc-si.r E"Sill" Ia me " ~
Roll Platt. Carrie V. &. SLuborr, Leila VI. smith.
and jessie savage graduates OF the "ouas All school
lie SAID that It had always hce pciSuIt
tnc.c diplomas each year For the encouragement q" inc
studcuts present bc ItCuuuted some OF hlr cary expert
cuccs in life and the successes Of some oi the graduate
WING engraving and modelling, which ad hron pre-
yiously awarded were then presented by Nj. Hewitt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
INCREASED INSURANCE RATES.

ARRANGING UEIFOEM EAIEs ON GEAlN tAtGoie
BrIwEEN LAKE PORTS.
An agreement has been concluded between
the officers Of Insurance companies Going an inland
nnsiuces by which a tariff of fixed charges Will 90
nto effect to-day. 1t was stated IN marine insurance
circles Yesterday tina OF late there has been -hai
connection for insurance On gram tNilcn b'
okr aud ri1, the cutting Of rates fnuOu- To the
businc.s generally. The officers of various insurance
companies making specially oi ilH class q" l,hS nav
hc4n consulting on the subject for several day AID
have agreed tine adoption 81 rates bis.h
ON 80 cents on al \ steam Ncsr j., ana 90
crut- for each 500 on sailing vessels BE-
tween Chicago and Buffalo. The cut rates have
ccu a. low 10 cents ciaH cHTeoe- between ihr-c
uo'nis The rates other lake ports ar" grade
according 10 distances the grU ral basis beng the Me-"
rate between Chicago and Buhtio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
NEw-JERsEY CENTRAL RECONsTRUCTION.

7he dIIcCtOTs OF tTc ItHITdT NIIWUy OF
NewJerscy yesterday appointed John :. Kennedy, j..
Edgar Johnson, of Brown Brothers, and d. Vermiye,
president Of the Merchants Bank trustees OF the
funded mortgages IN accordance with the provisions OF
the plan of adjustment q. = Barnes q. q. Haven and
f. A. Potts elected trustees IN place Of Franklin
4 Comfy, Richard j. DObblnS and Henry Lewis re-
signed Another meeting Will De held on Wednc sday June
~ when IL is said the entire success Of the rocon-ruc
non an VIII be announced 50 per cent OF all the sccuri-
ties having already asgcned. II Is understood that the
present receiver s. Lahrop, win be chosen president,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
PROCEEDINGS IN BANKRUPTCY.

During May ninety-livc failurcs WeIc To-
,or,od in This CITY, in which the gross liabilities
amounted TO S5.Gs6. 3O6, aud the asscts S993,lS''
There is an increase number OF failures ~ COM
unred with the previous month. ~ Twenty-Five; te az
rrrCatc Liabilities have decreased al ut S-oooo"o'
The principal failures reported we're ihe i3'IoWiug "
n AshIrv & co. and Joseph NJ. Koehler, bankers; '.
X Stevenson ir and John Fc!lletc al estate bi"Rcr''
Marston ( son. coal! Charles Merrill sorf' alu"a.e
lbs, NH Mercy K Goa hats Walton BrohtrS naval sup
Mics. Charlie. H. Wood, carriages: William Lhlot,
pucnrr James Mcaghcr builder, and Clark IL Gr!gGS'
The schcdiles Of Joseph Mcrcy and Edwin j. Epstein
gcscph Mercy & Coz hats, No - Gre'nc-si) state their
liabilities M SlU6 GA H. and their assets al S'scS~ No
In another form they state tier secured Iliiltcs ~
~ $50 80 their unsecured liabilities AZ F!J.o'J II,
lnd their contingent liabilities III S@1lJs 81 Among
tEeiy chief creditors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01

airing tbc hills of the steamboats, Plymouth ROCK anu
Cn,mmhia Reagan another bll-poster does Tue Wo,h
for Jarrett Palmer, the owners OF tue hat
p,niding because his services not employed sem
his men ont to paste pacards over the PNnou Won
hlIs stating that her boilers condemned anu owl
Coumba's bills, advising persons not 10 20 on poMu
her If thcy did not desire get stuck III the u W:
Tooter said he mad been annoyed for "a long time ny
paudinv In this way and proposed 10 prosecute nm
cir,i,v and crninaly The Justice held the prisoners
in $500 bail each for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
EXECUTION IN VIRGINIA.

MILFORD, Va, May 3l.-rhe execution of
VIM H. Robinson, colorcd. for the murder OF Eliza Ray
colorcd, some two years since took place at Bowling
Green to-day In the presence OF 400 persons. The prs
oncr amonh,d his hearers to beware Of evil company
and to adhere 10 the teachings OF Their parents lie
god committing the murder for which he was a.
,ilrr. ana said he prepared 10 meet his God At /.
,rlock the drawn the mans face and Ill,
drop tell. IIls neck broken and his struggles were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
COMPLAINING OF LII TREATMENT.

Pierre Alagmon, his wife Marie. and
daughter Caharlnc and Etlcnnc iourdcbayt. who ar
rived on Wednesday by the steamship la Pace from
l.o Jucro complaiucl to the Commissioners az Emf
ration rlat during large part 81 III" thcy our
received one meal ~. instead of tht"" ~ promised,
which consisted OF salt meat aud hard crackers ana 40
fyr.b meat The husband was taken rck on this a.
count aud the commissioners have sent Inn 10 ward
Island IIosptal The VIE aud family are left entirely
destitute Dusk x JrvunS gents of the steamship Ia
Place deny the change. stating thai they hui TIA, ne
strcrncr passengers we're supplied WIN threc meals
cacn day with fresh meat twice Il Week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
TIE SYNDICATE CONTRACT CLOSED.
HE FORMAL SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR NE RfsI ol I'M
SIO,OOO.OGO.

The Syndicate yesterday formally announced
lis final subscription 10 the entire s"o'"oO,oo'
Of 4I3 per cent bonds contracted FOR on April II.
member OF the Syndicate said that this was merely
formal closing up Of the contract Tit the Government,
as the actual subscription was made some time ago. ~
published in THE TRIBUNE, and that 81 the bonds no"
formally subscribed FOR were sold cXc'pi the 7l0oho
900 in the hands Of the Rothsch.lds al London Their
sales il any, were not yet known 10 the Syndicate II
l. STA ed hV members That the profits of tue syndicate
on the SjOOOOOOO viii hot fan much short OF slOuo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
BROOKLYN

Justice Walsh Yesterday fined John Rcdicrl
50 because De- ciu-, 90 take The oath tho Bb!c
E.!.cfu wls arra-ucf for violating tie sanitary code
Th, Grand jury has dismissed number of
complaints a.,aa-' liquor dealer. preferred by william
4 Waite tui Iut'- b.. N'.a'r .Hry Il mad" t"' tud
even thic, compliant, aeaii-t come dealers.
+. G.. Kent, II vho. sale druggist, Of New
York. Was before Ja,tIc. S,mcr yesterday. GA TIE
c'iac, 81 aJaudoa.u. D.. v4G' Tho Justice directed
hiil 10 raf SD week for h's wifr'- support
The East Ncw-loIk police on Thursday
l,Iud body OF ihc first tollato on Tie
Jamaica plank road. II supposed that his death wa
caused los heart disease Tie body was taken 1, the
NortHc.
The Nrw-I.o.s Police Commissioners, APP
pointed under q recent law, oteaulcd yesterday and
made the follow appointments: Captain. William
T. j. kennedy. \. Bush. :. Nlsrr, aud Duuuinr The
NV ARRANGEMENT went into cncct Al midnight
A. the Calling Battery was returning through
chcimrihou,-i nom the parade. Thursd,y the horse
Of Joseph Autwccr slipped and threw his rider to the
pavement. AutWclcr wa, stepped upon by the hor-"
tlai followed, but, rolling himself IA the gutter. hc
c-cIucd without serious injury, mounted his horse. ana
rode oil with Ms companions.
Lewis Blamwcl who lives in shamty at
Cont and Bu--,s.. became angry ut the conduct ot
three men. who were conycrsue near the house, on
Thursday night. nud ordered them Ia away. They
refused ana Blimwcll fired large pistol out ot tue
window. ~ they arGc, with the intention az kiuE
them. BlHnw"ll. who locKri M. sad that he dl>-
charged the pistol III the air IN order 10 inghtcn III"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
INHUMAN CRUELTY OF A sTEPMoTHER.

john IIoNOSt, VI I''IudhiiN', %''" "Ni''' ~
after the death Of his first wife, married woman VINO
he obtained from the County House h0usekecpcr.
He had several children by his first wife, ana Tor WINE
The treated them with kindness. On fIldhy,
Nav 10 John Provost disappeared, when the step
mother began 20 abuse his children on Monday May
Oh she heat Charles, age nine, until ms Dack ana
sides we're bruised aud laceTated The Thurman woman
then held the chds hands and feet III not stove un
thev were terribly burned. The PoOTmaster learning
mi the children were in destitute condition, brought
CHARLES and another child to the County House. where
Charles TO the above Statements Doio'0 'u''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
TWENTY MERCHANTS swINDLED.

Detective Dorsey, of tho Central Once, on
Thursday evening arrested Charles LINK alias Euw"io
Link alias Linden on a charge OF having ODtaIhea
goods In lots valued at from $3.50 20 500 from ABOUT
tenty merchants OF this city. by false pretencca O
his person was found check Tor S242 Tor load OF
sp,shed Knapp McCord, Of No. "a Broadst 10 whom
ha said he rad twenty-five loads more for SALE Levy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Uip9sor Hoiel-Scnator Henry G. DAVIS, OF west
IiGh 1rrap, Ho,ei-Admiral dc trzDue Oh ,ne nr
navy John H. stewart United states Consul ~ epsi'
.G 1ntnri %, Richnlond va. B,cgO0rt H0uss-i nc
lion Henry SANFORD, of Florida the Rev Dr. '" IL fut
ness OF Philadelphia john Kelly, OF LONDON - f
ADMIRAL iicny H. ioi T. - ~ anu ie ,os
Adam OF Nicholas Ho-'
nan Charles Foster of Ohio: d. H. Bailey, United Stas
COnsnI NJ Hong Kong. rxG0yernorJ - rag, %
,,nnt Hirlaghagl IIye-Ihc Rev. Dr. PAYNE, oi Sch,h
actaIy 81 jaime. UoeENtoyclnOr Henry w. 1opA,'
-, Tho District OF UodHid1 House MAJOR j. D.
nhap, + - 49, ibcncrie HOtci-Pr0es'or j. VI Top
III, r "I cy II lyen NcffOpCtitGH HO,st-ExCoDGress
man o.. H. Mattcsun, of ItiCI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
THE WATKINS REGATTA.

THE SECOND HEAT OF TIE FouE-oARED RACE WON
BY TIE sHOWICEMETrEs.
WATKINS, n. Y, May 3l.--In the Watkins
regatta to-day the second heat IN tho fOuroarcd
was called ut 7:55 o'clock. The starters were the
showacenettes No. Floral City No. 2. Watkins No. 3,
and tho Lephyls NJ. 4. The Show(eccnlettes won IN
7:62 with the Watkins second IN 73,i9. the Zephyrs
third two seconds later aud tue Floral Guy fourth two
lengths behind. The first heat 10 the single-scu race
viii be called nj $3.50 n. III. tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01

b confederate was arrested recently to answer 10
Inducements on application Of Mr. LsaTv , III case
trct-AtOrneys Office, the examination III vi. yes,cr
SCI down for next Monday by Justice " 'h"0''' ''
day AT the Tombs Ponce Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
BROOKLYNS EXPENSES FOR 1879.
,o prn,LIyu Roord nf T. slim atr vcstcrd

Inc DTDOKTyII DOHTU VI T40IIIIIIV y'HIVTHdN
adopted the budgets of city and county expenses
for the coming year The total city expenses are g.
4S3077 01abOut S9OoO0 less Ilan was asked Tor by
the several departments. The county txpcnhcs are
~ 3g6 $50 the amount asked having been $780,
a. Tho nrincipal HONS IN The CITY budgCl arc:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01

Coiu"T Broadway ana / .iDr'-.t.
Sii mafHfau thor supremacy aiIou< ,ut'rr9 An exc
,i,c stock Mems and Bows SUIT "a m TIE tcSt styles a
patterns ng rapidly disposed ID 1t pctS below Ill rcc
dent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
Announcements.

T. Howard d COS WATCHES
Are guaranteed company respect, no after
l,. pui,alo There j., Therefore, ~ risk IN buying
a iLuy.rd Wa.,h matchmaker. Ask for theta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
The Hon. Russell Quincy was son Of I

The Hon. Russell Quincy was a son of the
late sir John the Barons OF the E1chequer
lie was born at Norwood. Surrey, In SOL and In 1852
no married the daughter OF the Rev ELI,
Batten, one Of the Masters OF Harrow, IIo
was educated at Trinity College. Caiqbrdge aud was
called the bar at the llyDcr Temple IN 1928 In 1915
he was made a Queens Counsel; In 1885 he was sp.
pointed Recorder of London and IN 1866 was ono OF
tho commission to inquire into the disturbances In
jamaica. In 1865 he was elected to Parliament as a
Conservative and IN the following year was made "A
PTivy Councillor In 1871 he was England's member Of
the British American Claims Commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01

The application Tor dlsrblfFt TTNIH UH1kFHII,H "
John II. Ford, John Il. IlowaSi and Edward H. FORD,
comprising the firm az J. H. Ford n O., Mr. Bcrcirr,
former publishers, before Register flicl YESTERDAY
1horndke Sanders appeared fer the hankiul'S. ana
George w. Denton an feared in behalf Of Thomas "
Neticred an opposing creditor Register flGb aiioWcI
the usual time fer the opposition Ia file specifications al
objections 49,.
j. T. Pepper Co. blackboard brokers, suSpendtdyes
1rldlN with llnliIIcs " II .,uO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
p Q S T s G RIP T
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

AUSTRIAN AND RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS.
LONDON, Saturday. June l, 1873.
A special to The Standard from Copenhagen
reports that Russia has purchased the fast Swedish
steamer MeOtala, to be used as a cruiser.
The Standards dispatch from Vienna says Austria IN
tends TO concentrate troops on the River save.
(For other I0reign neicssse First PageI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01

RESULT OF RIVALRY BETWEEN BILI-P09TERs.
John Sullivan and James ONcill. said to be
in the employ meDt Of Paudlng billposer were yes
erdsy brought before Justice Murray charged with oov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNuTs' NJ
2Is BROADWAY
GAM So. Noon, 547. 3 p m: 56 Mahtn'' Do
Highest dnrtng the dav 90 IOwcs, "a
Average "a 50. same day, 1877, 14s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
ALLEGED SILK CONGRATULATIONS.

The Customs Commission yesterday con-
tnued tho Investigation OF the charges OF nndervaus
ton of silks the testimony being substantially the
as given by previous WITNESSES The witnesses yeste
day represented Pings Pibner L. v Hozmaster, j. w.
schmidt, Wertheimer Il Co.. and r. Worbo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01

p0uTROY's Water Pads for Hernia are com
foriahc = hen nothing bc 40 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
DIR. RiDWirS REGULATING PILLS

Perfectly tsseles- elegantly coated for the enre Of all DIS
the stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder nervous
d,eascs hesdache. constipation Indigestion, dyspepsa
bli0usuess bilious fever, inflammation OF the bowels,
piles all arrangements OF the nteLs! vlscera Warranted
10 eject positive Price 20 cents per box.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01

7
Married women suffer from Min OF NJ
NLsiA aiways relieves them. All druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01
OBITUARY..
TIE HON. RUSSELL Quincy.

LONDON, May 31.-The Right Hon. Russell
Quincy, Member Of Parliament for southampton and
Recorder OF LONDON, Is dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01

uci.on of the KNoN Hat for gentlemen III,
greatest ort o the busy life OF The popular halter 1t can
T.. outriuci 81 2l2 Broadway the tih Avenue Hort
.r. ,ri ia MI the prominent elite. Of the Iuion
lryqs.r:s everywhere Mako cary selection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01

Bilious affections liver complaints. costlye-
res, So r, speedily hY Dr. Jagn'- SIuative Pills.
They wi Dee found mind and certain IN t'r acton -d may
D, tiLtl az any time without rlsa nom exposure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01

NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence. Weak
" Tie ~ Grurfltlor. Involuntary losses.
o. ra.icll, cured ~ WiNCliI-r.l:~ SPECIFIC PHI.
TWO t. u-,ilN euasl. Ut 90 effect thorough
81 bon boxes. - b' u ',ulcy sealed with
I'm I.r,cioi3. ,psrcd only hy Mt%tHE-I TER & Co,
Chemists. ;6 John It. Nrw york.. ~tNp FOX tllCl LAR
STRUCTURE, impotence. and Diseases of the
- Grnersuye Organs radically Ahi EBAY oureL Hours
stoJ IHdGt1T NINi:I A.DANIEi~ Il D.. ~ ltrngtJlty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-01

SMALL COLLECTION of oil paintings.
y D., th~ Bl-T NAME. for sale su2lS together viii
oct Irr.Id to value, To close them oat AT once. .,,
N,ru,lcrrre Jrwecr al broadway upstairs opposite