The New York Herald Newspaper, June 12, 1866, Page 8

8 THE STATE CP Extra Session ©” the semate—Impeach- mont of Jud ce smith, of Oneida—Open- ing @P Ye Bounty Frauds in = New Place~/¢he Array of Counsel and Forms of te Trial, &e. OUR ALBANY CORRESPONDENCE. Ataayy, June 11, 1866. ‘Lieutenant Governor Alvord and a majori-y of the State Renators are in town to-night and will convene in extra session to-morrow, Tuesday, in pursuance of Governor Fenton’s proclamation, for the trial of Judge Smith, the County Judge of Oneida, It is thought that the proceed- 4ngs to-morrow will open with important argument of counsel relative to the forms of the impeachment and ‘the extent of the jurisdiction of the Senate in the case. SATURE AND ORIGIN OF THR IMPEACHMENT, Judge Smith is charged with complicity in the noted Dounty frauds committed by Haddock and others in Oneida county and with receiving asum of money for the office of Attorney to the Board of Excise Commissioners of his county. These commissioners were appointed by him in the course of his official duties; they then designat- ed Judge Smith as counsel to the commission, but the who had held that office (which is not a legal or Sonnty office) gave Judge Smith some five hundred dol- Jere to resign it in their favor, The bounty frauds with ‘which Judge Smith is said to be implicated were un- in the trial of Haddock, whose prosecution was @enducted by Roscoe Conkling at the instance 0! ol Haddock, it will be recollected, was fined fen thousand dollars and made to disgorge some two Bhundred and forty thousand dollars of the county Money, fraudulentiy obiained. In the course of that trial the connec jon of Judge Smith with Haddock was inently indicated and a/ter some delay was made Tae basie ‘Of the umpeachment in connection with the excise attorney ship transaction. POLITICAL BEARINGS, a @onsiderabie political fecling has arisen out of this tmpeachu Congressman Conkling appears to have entered very earnestly into @ general investigation of @he atrocious sysiem of bounty frauds wh ch ramitled through the whole country at a time when the nation ‘was in its createst peril and when the preoccupation of every brauch of government was such as to aflord com- parative immunity to the perfidious porpotrators aud So-oprators in these outrages. The worst feature of this actually organized system was the countenance and partic.pation in them by the trusted officials of the government. The connection which Judge Smith had with the affairs im Oneida county was not elicited by any direct examination or investigation jainst him, but leaked out on the trial of Haddock, pistrenas are sanguine of clearing him and he himself understood to be coulident of bis acquittal when hie @xpianation and defence are presented, FORM OF THE TRIAL There appears to be no precedent for the form of the trial now about to be opened here, although it is sup- posed 10 be analogous to the cases where trials are con- for removal by the Governor for cause. The ‘sual mode of impeachment is to have charges filed with ‘the Assembly and managers appointed from that body to eonduct tie trial before the Senate, The present proceed: + ‘Qnge originated with the Govenor and the Senate, the As- gembly not taking part. It is probable that sume very eurious point as to jurisdict on may be raised and even Shat the trial may be quashed on the ground of want of Jurisdiction. COUNSEL. Tho trial comes before the Senate charges filed Ex-Aésistant Provost Maishal P. Crandal, for cution Mesers, Chas. B. Scdeewick, of ir. Waterman, late partner of Ward Hunt, For Judge Smith, ex-Seuator tra ler and Henry Smith, of Albany, act as counsel in defence. ‘The Turf. UNION COURSE, L. I-—TROTTING. Mowpar, June 11.—Purse and stake $1,000, mile eats, best three in five, to wagons, 3 was chestnut were yoked, and they went to the quarter poie, w th the mare three lengths be- ind. The two geldings \ay with thelr heads together all the way down the backstretch, except just as they pores the half-miie gray was about three feet advance, the chestnut beg:nu:ng to yield to the want of eondition. “The gray then got away ad led to the three- pols four lengths ahead of the mare, Dictator ing broken pon the-lower turn. The mare then ‘wade a most gallant brush up the homestretch, overtoking at every stride, until, as they crossed the score, ehe bad her noe infront, and the fudges awarded her heat ; Dictator was six lengths belli Time, 2:34%. Third Hea’.—One hundred to twenty was then current onthe mare. Dictator took the load, but brok up on ‘the vpper turn, and Fanny and Captain Tallman went to ‘@ie quarter pole bead and head. Going down tho back- stretch the struggle was a hard one, and Fanny broke ‘Gp about half way, and tho gray got clear of her tor a Moment. She, however, was at his wheel at the hal - eS pole, and Dictator was rapidly closing. The gray one length around the lower turn, the mare three Sengths ahead of Dictator, but sgon afterwards the latter Droke up, and that was the last of him, a8 his driver and he made no Mfort to ponsh bim in the attempt, The gra: eld tho lead up the homestretch, and after a very ani- ma.od contest won by three lengths, Time, 2:37 14. Fourth Hea’.—One hundred to sixty-five was then ‘Wagored on the gray, and to all appearances bis chances Were the best. They got away level, and went around We turn and to the quarter pole side and side. The Mare then broke up, and the gray led a length and a half to the Laif-mile pole. The mare rallied well around the lower turn, aud took side with “aliman at the three. juarter pole, and they swang on the homes'reich yoked ther. A fine struggle up the stretch, resulted in the amare winning by haifa length, in 2:383¢. Ph H at —The mare was dgain tho favorite at one Bwadred to fifty. She took the lead at the etart, led @round the upper turn a length, wos one length and a fha'f aliead at the quarter pole, two lengths in front at tl f-mile pole; but Tallman’ broke twice on the lower and was a little clo-er at the three-quarter pote, Wing that he is @ peuy good breaker, The mare wover, tretted steadily and gamely up the stretchy ead won by a length, in 2:94. FASHION COURSE, L. I.—TROTTING, A trotting match between two four year old colts for 000, led a great many gentlemen to the above coure witness the contest yesterday afternoon. The favoriie, Daniei Boone, is owned by Mr. Dater, while the orher is Ge property of Mr. Bauch. Three heats were trotted, Daniel Boone winning each very nicely, Tho bet‘ing ‘Was one hundred to sixty before the start. The follow. Sng is & summary :— Moxvay, June 11.—Match $2,000, mile heats, best thr e in five, to wagons. J. Rogers named br. ¢, Daniel Boone. . D, Mace named b, @, by Hawbletonian Tk lA.i 2232 warter. Half, Mm First he: be yet 2 Becond hes 23 240% ‘Third boat. 1:25 3:40% trot iv tation George ©. odore Vanderbilt Jr, hen, Lay nd Genoral Buder Boon. wme off this after rene Nitro-Glycerines ACTION OF THE MAYOR AND FIRE COMMISSIONERS FOR ITS STORAGE. On Friday let Fire Marshal Baker wae notified that the Bark Professor Boum had arrived at thie port from Ham burg, having on board twelve casos of bla-ting ol! known et nitroglycerine. Tho Harbor Master having been ad vised of this shipment by the Firo Marshal refused 'o permit the bark to come alongside (oe pier and kept her out In the stream in the North The followine is tho actin taken by the Fire Commissioners and his Honor the Siayor:— Orrice ‘Boarn METROPOLITAN New Yo iT way Concenn:— ee.cu this Board for the lanting from frasor Baum, HOW AL the port of Sew \ork, of of nitroglyeering, and on the recon mentation A.B. Baker, Fite Marshal, we dy hereby « suid iwelve cabs be taken from sald vessel b ed by water € the nearest landing plac, ¢ any of Bighty-third street, near the N avenve: provided auch ravezing be licedsed th the Mayor of the elty of New York, Hon. John + And not otherwise. And further provided no port Biiro-aiycerine be removed therefrom withont permission n every cane be hat or ohtalned from this Kourd serving the right, however, to order at any time te said lycerne to be "removed beyond the city limiia, and to re- nome, ve the, eb pbe rok ft} where (hereof, ree ore! FINCRNDY, President. APFROTAL OF THE MAYOR, Pproved—The article w be removed in ‘boats, ahd not to on through the city, Special directions to be given by Marsal Baker. JOUN T. HOFFMAN, Mayor. ms that rome ten days ago the Mayor, through the Fire Marshal, caused the removal of the tw lve ovsae | Of nitro glycerine that corner of 116 and Third aver has been pbanty a: Fyuty nt Nint far it Hoorn Vavie have ee n were ator read ue QUARANTINE. Survey of West Bank—Pirm Founds' for Hospitals Discovered—Prosp cect bea ing--Injanction Against t antine, &.. dec. An act was passed by the Legislature of the State of New York on the 21st of April, 1866, incorporating Messra, Cur- tiss, Anderson, and Cobb, the present Quarantine Commis sioners, together with the Mayors of New York and Brooklyn, as a board for the purpose of selling tho buildings, land, &e., of the present Quarantine station at Staten Island, and erecting suitable quarantine accommo- dations on the West Bank. Considerable delay took place im the organization of the board, the principal cause of which was the difficulty in selecting a day when all the members could conveniently attend. The bonds of the commissioners had also to be sent to Albany for approval, and the end of May came before the board fully organized, Immed'ately there- after Mr. Rich was appointed Engincer of the Board, and he at once commenced the preparation of the ne- pas Lome A variety of opinions were at this time oul as to the best mode of securing a proper foun- dation on the bank, some persone advocating the sinking of stones, others a’ aystem of piling, while the plan of putting down cribs which should permit the water to flow throngh, but should in the meantime be weighted sufficiently to keep them tn their places seemed to secure the approval of the greater number. Knowing that an actual examination of the proposed site by practical and scientific men was worth all the theories ever advanced, Mr. Rich determined to test the ‘matter thoroughly, and for that purpose secured the co- ‘operation of Mr. A. W. Craven, Engineer of the Croton Aqacduct Department, as consultive envineer, and Mr. W. E. Worthem, engineer to the Board of Health, The pre- liminario_ of the excursion all arranged, the three centlo- ‘men above named, accompanied by Mr H. W. Johnson, the counsel for the Board of Quarantine Commissioners, started from pier 1 in the tug J. Shortland xt ten o'clock Yesterday morning. | Upon arriving at Qu@intine land ing Dr. John Swinburn, health officer of the port, jomed ‘them, and the party led on tNo'r way, party proceeds ‘At Fort Richmond the party paused to have an inter- view with the Engineer in command there and then con- tinued on their course seaward. A l'ttl> more steaming, and the heavy ground swell which made the little vessel pitch and roll, admonished the party that the objective ‘point of their cruise was reached, And the tug laying too off [srg eer 11, atl hands were transferred on board two small ts belonging to the Quarantine station, which bad been towed along for the purpose, and pro- ceeded to make their observations, oe ag and lay to the wreck of the ship Wil- Mam F. Lindsey, which dragged her anchors during a southeaster some years since and went achore on the bank. Careful soundings of the various depths in the neighborhood of this h lk were taken, and the party then made their way to the wreck, and creeping up and along its slippery, mossy sides obtained a footing at the stern, which rises above low water mark to the height of between seven and eight feet. Here bearings were taken. A long iron spear, about an inch in diameter and having asharp point, was repeatedly attempted to be thrust into the bank. but so firm was the eand it would not penetrate one inch. THE LOCATION where these experiments were made, and on wh'eh wil! probably be erected the future quarantine buildings, lays within @ short distance of the rogular channel in the harbor. It is from three to four miles from the nearest int of Staten I and also about the same distance rom Coney Island, which ae a. line, directly opposite. Farther down the and nt_about two miles, directly in the rear, the Fonpitat shi the cholera ships lie. The observation at thet place being completed, the party re-embarked in the tug and ioe suet to igs Nearly obtain from hop Uti arene ineer there ation respecting the action e tide and waves on wrecks in the arbor. To making these observations the eng meers were cuided by three considerations; 1st. The permanency of the pro- phoney ‘2d. 1a on the Leh hee Soe erection. The banks appeared to be perma- nent. The wreck of the Lyndsav has been stationary there for a number of years. A fisherman who has fished around it fora number of years, and once went down into it ma dving machine, sa‘d that since the first. month following the wreck, during which time the hull moved little, (thas not stirred from the same spot. Other effect. Where Lae omg = h cy , and an honr on the , OF ratl on Doat attached to her, is not ‘withont ite lesson Those dodies were not sewn up in “bed tickn”” as is generally fupposed, but are well coflined. The graves are quite shallow, and within but a very short distance of Job's house, The ominous looking sloop, or fioatl hearse, cruised abovt with im any, hile the process on, Savahora was still rong hi of the Me'ropolitans, the land force expected daily to be re- THE STATEN ISLAND MEETING. No organized preparations have yet been made for the freat macs meeting of to-day, but from the general senti- Ment expres-ed throvghout the island yesterday it = in that there will be a large turnout of citi rom all parts anxious to express their opposition to the establishment of a quarantine on any portion of Staten Island. It will undoubtediy be a spontancons outburst of public indignation against the course now being pursued by the Commissioners and Boarl of Health, and as such, probably will not_be without effect vpon tne public sentiment, Tho feeling is so decided iu all classes, that the meeting will be one of the most interest ng ever held upon any local queetion on the ja AN INJUNCTION GRANTED AGAINST THE ESTABLISH: MENT OF A QUAKANTINE AT SEGUINE'S POINT. Yesterday morning, at the Supreme Conrt, Cireuit, be- fore J dzo Barnard Wlessrs. Winant and'W stervelt made an app! ca'ton on behalf of Mr. Seguine and a number of ‘other revidents of Westfield, Staten Island, for an injunc- tion restruining the Commissioners of Quarantine and the Comin of Emigration from naing Seguine’s Point asa quarantine ground. This application was raised on the ground that the use of the prop rty for sueh purposes would result in a depreciation in the value of the sr- rounding property and jeopardize Fthe lives of the resi- dents located,there. It was aleo argued tiat it was unlaw- ful, under the statutes of the State, to make us» of the place for such p rpose, A tem) inj inetion, retarn- Abie in two weeks) was granted by the Court, when the cane will bo brought up for argument before the Supremo ourt, WHATIS NOT TO BE DONE WITH SROUINE'S POINT. The Commissioners of Quarantine do not design the butiding now being put in order at Sezuine’s Point to be used asa —— hospital; nor under any cireum- will they permit the location or erection of a bos- ere, The building at the Point is dosicned as a Place where the pasrengers who have escaped contagion on board infected ships will be detained until the actual condition of their health can be ascertained by a proper icvee of time. If a case should break out there tt will be at u2<e femoved to the hospital ship. THE CHOLERA SHIPS, The opide ale, though decreased Jence daring (M@ Jast week, still continues to strike down its victims Unfortunately, the removal of the passengers from the Perayian to the Iilino's has avt on successful in checking its advance, four new cased ha: ing been received on board the = ship trom the Iatter vessel since the Inst report. are Do pas- actteng ob the Poruvina at prevent, ollowing 18 tho ligt of deaths and admissions on Bout ud LOspias can onan Nee Maat Fonert me Deat's —Marie Gnerer, aged 8, of Volburg, agp Brigorta Johans n, aged’, of Roliek, $ hannis Dotke, aged 23, Kenegeborg, Sweden, New Coss (ati from the llinets).—Charles J, Pinthol, aged 38, of Weyser, Sweden; Elsie Maria Larsen, aged 23, Hoibach, Denmark; Mat ser, aged 8, Voloure, — Jeus Peter Larsen, aged 18 months, Holbach, yen wr but the crow and Meved. moch in virn- DR, BISSRLL'S RFPORT. Hosrrrat Siar Fanors, Jone 11, 1866, Creve Cones, Keq., President Quarantine Commis- sonegs:— Dean Sin—Horewith please find of the hoepital fe) ip for the 0th and 10th Jene, em! ing deaths and for the last two days. 1 have transferred copyalrscents to the Paratuga this morning. D. H. BI SELL, Deputy Health Onicer. OF THE STEAMSHIP HELVETIA, FROM LIVERPOOL On the 24 ultimo the steamebip Helvetia left Liver. pool for New York, with eight bundred and seventeon 1,’ nearly all of whom were Germans, ay down the channel many cases of red and two deaths occurred. Upon ber are petown she was ordered back to Liverpool, t into Quarantive on her arrival there on ABRIVAL emigrants wore then trans the well into one and the tained the péredte Geoventon, amt’ "Solos, Wa 8 and other potautionary mer owes taken, hundred of the original passengers were inspected by the Tetrabaterred {uv bet and alter beng ovecnment oficers and ruppiied with a new raft cf tea ng and biankets, “ey staried om her vorage to Uris port on the 201m wh, © arrived af (he Quarantine ere nd early yesterday morning, where sho was visited So rherne, Hoalth OMicer, ond Dr. Burdets, Dep uy Hah ms “fal examination made }e Voit orn #b FO) age NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1866. this time has been @ healthy one, and she has had no ricknese, A statement of the case has been furnished to the proper authorities by Dr, Swinbarne, and it is proba- a Gant ev paenongeen. ie Op allowed on shore without Board of Health. THE CHOLERA AND THE @ LAUGHTER HOUSES. One or two cases of diarrhea, which have been magni- fied into cases of actnal cholera. have now been quite disposed of, and the patients have been pronounced out of danger. The authorities of the Health Board depre- cate the practice of some of the newspapers of Jumping to the conclusion that a case of diarrhoea must be a case of cholera, and say that such a practice is fatal to that Peace of mind which is #0. powerful an auxiliary to the ‘public health. On Hester street, where there are come filthy tenement houses, a ‘longshoreman wes lately attacked with diarrhesa, and it was pronounced cholera. ‘The man has recovered and is outof danger. Dr, Harris has sent to make inquiries about the condition of the hones in this streot, and it ts probable that the Board of Health may be induced to procesa in the matter vpon the principle of the old apothegm, which says that pre- vention is better thnn cure. The Board of Health meets next on Friday afternoon. ‘The Board, in pursuance of provisions in the act which created it, proposes to do away with pri slaughter honses after the first of Angust. The Boa has made arrangements for a public slanghter honse in 106th street, East river, and from the commencement of Angust the butchers will have to kill there or out of town. ADDRYSS OF PHYSICIANS WANTED. TO TUB EDITOR OF THE HERALD, Han the Board of Health appointed phya'cians to attend canes of cholera for the poorer clasra, most likely to be the first victims, and who bave not the means of paving for pro- fexsionnl ntiendanee, medicine, &c.? If they have, then why lish their several names and residences, 60 that all y know to whom nnd where to apply? J.F.K. New Yor, June 10, 18%. Poltce Intelligence. BURGLARY AND ATTEMPTED BURGLARY. Two complaints were made before Justice Dodge yes terday afternoon against Harvey H. Quinn, better known as Honest John, and Joseph Lewis, alins Lillies, alias Lawless, who were arrested late on Saturday night by roundsman Moreness of the Twentieth precinct, as pub- lished in vesterday’s Herarp. Mr. Owen Jones, who doas Dnsinesa on tho son’*hwest corner of Thirty-seventh street and Fighth avenue, and Messrs, Stranss & Stoin- berg, 501 Eighth avenue, are the comnlainants in the case, The rear shnttors of Mr. Stranss’ had been forced ‘open, but the place had not been entered, The accnsed were committed to answer, The prisoner, Joseph Lewis, was also charged with carrying a slingshot, which was found on his person by ronndeman Moreness at the time of his arrest, This deadly weanon Lewis took into an ovster saloon when being pursued, and there attempted to secrete it. This ia said to be the first arrest under the new law. Justice Dodce committed Lewis on tais charge, bail being refused. CRUELTY TO A HORSE. Michael Kennedy, a carman, was-arrested yesterday afternoon by officer Brooks, of the Second precinct, on the charge of cruelly beating his horse, in Dutch street,. near John, with a cart rang, The violenre being wit- nessed by Mr. George W. Ward, of No, 2 Dutch street, he appearsd before Justice Hogan and made an affidavit against Kennedy. The Magistrate committed the pris- oner for trial in default of $300 bail. ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY. Advertisements for the Wrexty Henatp must be handed im before ten ovlock every Wednesday evening. Its cir- culation among the enterprising mechanics, farmers, merchants, manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the country is increasing very rapidly. Advertisements in- serted in the Weexty Heraxp will thus be seen by alarge portion of the active and energetic people of tho United States, gence from All Parts of the Unton— The Latest News from Mexico, Central Amertea, tho West Indies, dic., &e. ‘The Cunard mail steamship Persia, Captain Lott, will leave this port on Wernesday for Liverpool. ‘The mails for Eorope will close at half-past eleven o’clock to-morrow morning. The New Yoru Henatp—Edition for Europe—will bo ready at half-past ten o'clock in the morning. It will give fall particulars of the Domgs of the Fe- nians In Canada, of their Collapse and final dispersion in & most demoralized condition; News from all rections of the Union; The latest proceedings of Congress; The latest News from Mexico, Central Amenca, the West In- dion, &c., and accounts of all important events of the ‘week. Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, six cents, RS MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Marrted. Crave—Lxn.—At Pawling, N. Y.,’on Saturday, Jure 9, dy the Rev. Mr, Barnes, Mr. Jewen Crane, of Pawling, to Annie E. Lar, of Tarrytown, N. Y. Hort—Franr.—On Thrusdav, June 7, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. Peter Stryker, D. D., Loman 8. Hoxr. of Windham, N. Y., to Awmaa, eldest dang™ter of William Elmer, M. D., of this city. —Goonwiv.—On Saturday, June 9, by the Rev. Srernex G. Qoirx to Lorne ity, No ca At Kernort, N. J., on Saturday, May 26, by Rev. 8 woe, Mr. Fraxk'L. Sarr, of New York city, to Vies Lorrm W. Hicarxs, of Keyport. No StaTn?—Griaraxpsey.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, Jone 10, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. J. W. Leek, J. Morviver State to Mise Saran EB. AL Laire, dang hter of Captain Theo, GuTbrandsen, Wetre— Ceocnenof.—At Port Richmond, Staten Island, on Monday, June 11, by Rev, Mr. Rogers, R. P. Weis, Eaa., to Jane J. Crocirr x, Werres—Torven.—At the First. Proehyterian church, Owego, N. Y., on Wednesday, Jnn* 6, by Rev. DS Johnson, Fre, L. Wetres, of Athens, Pa, to Miss Many Toxnea, of Waverley, N.Y. Dr. Stryker, doth of this ‘Swerrn—| Mea. Borer —Atfour o'clock, on Sunday afternoon, Marr Aoxr’, wife of the Iat® Colonel James ©. Berke. The funeral will take place from her lat» residence, Myrtle avenne, hetween Snencer and Walworth stren's, Brooklyn. this (Tnesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Tne friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend, Revenor.—In Austin, Nevada, on Wednesday, June 6, Fowsnn B. Reset, of Rrookivn, N.Y. formerly First Lientenant and A. D. C. of the First Division, Twentioth army corps, in the 24th year of his age. Boston papers please copy. Cowtxy —On Sunday, Jone 10, at his residence, Mott Haven, Westchester county, Ricnarn B, Cowuny, aged 43 vente, The relatives and trends of the family, also the mem- bers of Amoricus Lodge. F. and A. M., the Frater. nity in general, are reanectfally invited to attend the fnneral services at his late residence, Beuna Ridge, Mott Haven, ths (Tuesday) afternoon, at five o'clock. His re- mains will be taken to the Cemetery of the ns on Wednesday morning, for interment. Cournsm.—On Sunday, Jone 10, after ashort and ne- vere illness, Mrs. Jurza Consam, in the 57th year of her age. Dearest mother thon hast left us, And thy loss we doeply feel, Put ‘tis God that has bereft vs, He van all our sorr ows heal. Hor fneral will take place from th» residences or her hesband, Coma, Long Island, this day (Tuesday). The friends and relatives of the family are reapeetfully im vited to attend, Cars leave Hunter's Pornt at eieht o'clork A.M. She was a good wife, a fond mother and & faithfnl friend, Dublin (Ireland) and Hoboken papers please eony. ru10.—In this city, on “Monday, Jone 11, CHartes A. Crr'0, vorngest son of UC. and L. ©, Celio, The relatives and friends of the family are reepectfally invited to attend tho funeral, thie (Tuesday) afternoon, At two o'clock, from his parents’ residence, 140 Elm street. | Camrrire.—At Columbia, Morris county, N. J.,on | Satorday morn'ne, Jone 9, at reven o'clock, Jomammay C. Cosrrrern, in (he 40th year of his age, Funeral’ perviced ¢his (Tuerday) morning, at eleven atoioe Contwent.—On Monday, June 11 at the renacne? of her father, 184 Christonher street, Cérnantyn, belovoa daughter of Martin and Margaret Cant well, The remains will by taken to St, Joa#ph's church, at nine o'clock, on Wednesday morning, where @ pelemn » Tequiem mace will be offered gp for the repese of her | vonl, and thenee to Calvary Comotery. relatives of the famity are respectfully invited to attra | the feneral on the beonsion, Western pepers plewse copy. Tororo, On B ndtay, June 19, nt halfennal two a’etock, a the rorldeace of her mother, Rem mer, wire of Daniel Donoho, in the 24th vear of hor avr ‘The brothers and friends of her bnehand, and thee of her mother, Mrs, Jnekson, are respectfully invited to ate tend the funcral, from 209 Enst Tweifth street, this (Tues. day) afternoon, at one o'clock. v.—At Astoria, on Monday, Jone 11, Jomexa, @anghier of Phillip Darey, in the 14th year of her age, her nd frends are respect ully invited to at. from the residence of her father, mn Wednorday afiernoon, at balf-past Ages required. Farnnit.—On Jono 10, Jone Panment, 0 na- tive of the conn anagh, Ireland, mead 40 venrs, The friends and nequainiances of the family aro te. epee fully invited to attend the funeral, from his tate residence, No. 3 Forty-third stroet, this (Tuesday) | afternoon at two o'elo k. Fr tows —On_ Monda: Morning, Jane 11, Lovie C. Freavows, aged 67 years. sf n i 4 three 0 clock The relatives and friends ore repeetfully invited to Attend bia funeral, from big lote residence, <o £5 Went Twenty-fifth street, on Thotetay morning, at | alf-paat 1 thout forther novice jay morn'te, June 14 manera, daughter of \ atau 7 M. Ping Friends and ret from the rerilom nite set an Wad mae —T we =o nviter te atwnd Qe i ‘Tho friends and | hi The rolalives and f¥ ends are invited to attend her fun- eral, from the reside noe uf her parests, No, 672 Eighth avenue, this 1y) afternoon at one o'clock. + Howarn, fl ig aol Bawvan L. youngest dquehie ¢ of David and Nancy Howard, years tha, The friends ¢¢ the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funy a, from her late residence, 86 West Keven tent! on Wi at one o’cl tenn forer t,08, Wednesday afternoon, Kk, Koueewy At his residence, 211 fo:th Fourth street, ‘Wiliams purg, Tiworors K Lecxt, aged 83 years, Funeral this (Tnesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Mvv¥uoLLANp.—On Monday, Juno 11, Mare Avior Mor. WoL ayn, danghter o” Henry and Hannah Mulholland, ‘g/d 11 months and 11 days, > The funeral will take place, from the resvlence of hor parents, 359 West Twenty-fifth street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at bulf-past one o'clock. McConnsu.—On Monday, June 11, Fraver: Patriox, only son of Charics cad Bridget McConnill, aged 6 months and 20 ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the feneral, from the residence of bis parents, corner of Grand and De Kalb avenves, Brooklyn, this (Tnesday) afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, NraL,—On Monday morning, June 11, after a long 1). ness, Jane Gneacey, wile of Samuel Neal, aged 34 ears, » - The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No 265 ‘West Thirt eth street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at hal’ past one o'clock. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery. Oaxtey,—In this city, on Monday, Jung 11, Jasvs F. Oaxtey, Jr., in the 20th year of his ace, ‘The friends of the family are i. vited to attend the fi- neral, from the rmsidence of his grandmother, Mra, Catharine Oakley, No 10 Delancey street, on Wednesday afternoon, at half-nast one o'clock. Rowe.—On Sunday, June 10, Marruew Rows, aged 63 ears, 7 The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from 13 East Thirty-seventh street, this (Tues- day) afternoon, at two o'clock, jurtz.—At Newark, New Jersev, on Monday, June U1, Euz'nern B. Scnvrtz, aged 52 yenrs, ‘The funeral wilhtake plac’ this /Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from 35 Bank street. Newark, NJ. ‘VoLuers.. Sunday, June 10, Mary M., danghter of Charles and Anna Vullers, aged 1 year, 2 months aud 16 dave The relatives and friends of the family are reepect- fully invited to attond the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 651 West Twenty-sixth street, this (tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Pottsville papers please copy. Watsu.—In this city, on Monday, June 11, Taowas Water, aged 11 venrs and 6 months. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfnlly invited to attend the funeral, from 113 Mulberry street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. OBITUARY. [From the Mobile Advertiser and Register.) Died, at his residenc* in this city, May 5, 1866, after a short ifiness, ‘Vr. John Sweeney, in the 56h vearn” his one, Mr, Sweeney was born in Europe, on the 17/n day 1 gust, 1810, from whencs he emigrated to America at an early a Landing ip New York city he remained there several years, during which time he gained many friends, whose influence, tog‘ther with his «trict in- tegrity and superior knowledge, obtained bin a position of responsibility under the gov-rnment at Pensacola, Fia The exemplary manner with which he filied this position, and hie kindness and hospitality to all, won the love and esteem of his fellow-c'tizens at that place, and they parted with h m reluctantly in the epri: of I when he removed to Mobile, where he remat! until his death, An estimable citizen, a kind and tenter husband, a fond and loving father has been called away. He died the death of the just, with acalu holy resignation to the Divine will. He commended i's wife and children to the protection of the Almighty, and nre- ht pared his soul for heaven. Sincerely ‘to sympathize with bs bereaved family in their irreparable toss, ‘Would it were in my power to blunt the arrow that has 80 cruelly pierced their hearts, B.D. W. SHIPPING NEWS. CLEARED Steamship Northern Light, Weir, Aspinwall—Pacifle Mail PeRtenmnebip Steamship Daniel Webster, Bolger, Havana and Vora Cruz—C A Whitney. ip Robin I Kelly, fan Franc'sen—G D Rutton & Co. tship American Eagle, Moore, London—E Manan & Hou, 8h rie (Ham), Junge, Hamburg —Stoman & Edve, ‘Brem), Bruckstone, St John, NB—H Barn- stot & Oo. ba Edye. Fe ‘Ladwig (Prus), Fiemmitog, Cork for orders—Sloman Bark James Muir (Br), Shaw, Havre via Philadelphis— d & Hincken, ‘ aoe (Br), Losburgh, Santos (Brazil)—D Bark R W Grifiths (Br), Drammond, Matanzas—J E Ward Co, Brig Nellie (Ital), Cafiero, Bristol—Blocovich & Smith, Brig Water Lily, Wiggin, itlo Grande Go. Bul Bento & R Zau—F Co, Bulg a Doldge Turks taandse RE inick & Co. Br), Orane, Parrsboro—D R DeWol! & Co. Brig ‘Windxor, NS—D R DeWolf & Sie Ree aed on ice ‘Behr Equator (Rr), Ranger. Harbor Island—J Pucas, Richart Hill Hulse, Lay Indianola—N L &Co, pietr iy Stéadman, Green, Wilmington—N L. McCready Schr Frank, Cocm! P Ruck & Co, wees? Bee Penton Mew Raree Reken, Tecker bs ARRIVED. Bteamahtp Telretia (Br), Guilvie, Tavs rook May 29 mdse and —— to the Notional Rteamsh ite in the © pls A come stevinship Kangorno: Jat Bi, lon 15, steamship Pennaylyaaia; June 3, Lat 47 50. 3226 ga Ay niall hence for Liverpool: 4th, lat 44, Jon 88 28, bark WH Jenkina, bound W; 6b, iat 48-17, lon 47 oy ay k steamer bound B; 7th, lat 4149 ton 63 18, hip Britannia, hence for Glasgow; 1th, lat 49 32, ton sea 7049, steamships Fulton, City of London, Teutont 70.49, toners ndon, Teutonta, and Steamship savannah, Devort, New Orleans June 2 and 8 W Pass 34, wit and passengers, to Duncan, Sherman 0. ac Ey If Stream, Mount, Mobile § days, with mdse and passengers, to Smith & Dunning. Stoumship EY Cid. Hobart, Newbera, NC, teras Tnlot, with ‘and jrvasengere, vo ¢ detained af Hattori Inlet 85 hours, Steamship Washington, Chichester Richmond, 36 hours, with mdse and, ora, to Jaa Hand, , Fargo, Rielninnd, £3 hours, with oxdepeed. Was mise, to © H Pierson, Steamship Sa atoga, King. Richmond and Norfolk, with mise nnd parsencers, to Heineken & Pal Steamship Alvemarie, Bowrne, Richm with muda nnd pane iy boun Ship Biucher (Meck), Michelson, Rotterdam. daya, with mdse and }1 pasvengera, to Funeh. Meincke & Wendt. Bark Henrietta (Meck), Peters, ity 56 days, in bal- Aast and with 127 passengers, to Kuntardt & Co. Bark Princeton (of Shieida), Sharp. orleans, BS dare with mdse, to Anthony Ocveha, May 1, Int 44 11, lon 57 9%, spoke brig Mary K Rowland, hence for London. 10 days ont, Bark Free Trate (of Reston), Foster, Cow Bay, . days, with cos] to James Henry. Brig Flying Cloud (of Guernsey), Jarran, Messina, (8 days, with fruit, to G F Kolley, May 15, Int 26 6) lon 4041. Pe bork los & Corlotta, from Rio Janeire for Hi, '. SPanye out; dist, ot 3149 lon 60-47, tchr Maria. Maras, from Boston for Har sos, 9 days ous; June 10, 11689 37, lon Pirie Rewalie (ites Wendy, Windsor, X8, plas lg Zebulon (Hr), Hendy, Windsor, NS, 10daya, with plas- BARGE TE AEN, Deeenen 2, 18 tort, win ry lcoria (13), Burl orehester, NB, = wil buitilog stones to FL Nerfue a sone $ Sehr Brothers (of Naswn), Watson, Abacoa, § days, with od metal to, Wy Je Dovslad 1% Behr. Betinds W (Br). om, Nasaan, 7 days, with nine. Grriens, to KE linte\i: na Co, Gh iust, on the edge of the be if, M+ dhs my ey “ hebr Angol Jrane, Cow 4 days, with coal, toDR DeWolf & Co, a . * Sehr Royal Arch (Pir), Newcombe, Windsor, 10 days, with Blaster, to i Hewtul ema a vidal Sehr Loutea (Br), Chirk, Georgetor NB, 8 4 ys, with lumber, ned Pree ven, ee ey Nche K, Tatbot, Pack ird, Penaacola, 8 cays, with ttmber. to Metoalf & Duncan, Sih inet, in Florite Firalta, epoke echr | Mary Haskell. trom Sew (irlenne for Posten, j Sehr arab, Whalen, Bestport, 8 Schr Louisa, Gen vinta, 2) da; hr SP Adama, Tabbut, Addlt days Behr cept John, Corrie, Pronkiin Behr Harriet re n, Snow. New Redfort, Sehr JH Deputy, Stargers, Providence for Btlzahethrort. Schr Emma Hotehkisa, jokereon, BELOW. Bark Bolivia, from Axpin ye! ‘ondout for Norwieh. SAILED. Bteamships Dante! Websier, Northern Light. Wind at eunset, enim, Marine Otenaters, Sire Nepren (Pris) from Roltiinore for Apyaterdam. be fore reported ashorn, war poiten off th Inet Hy. tia anal ance of steamiugs, after A -chura part of a hored below Swan Point, where ane wil ready nol A Devencvx, from Weliimo: FEUGzGE Pe back to port ienay, Torumed ie Faby, berore | yage on the Soup Tre. from Raltimore * Into Norfolk leaky, will + Generic we, OO, whiets pat being vont bows pes, ” about the bowe. pao Bote Whatemen, arrived at Now Redford Oh inst from Wane March 27, with 860 Vols ap and 100 | ‘Area Courter, Homble, from home, 20ap: | Mirias, Drake, do, Nor Lydia, Nathaway, do, bean; sh, vith, Intander, do, clean; huropa, Pierce, from ¢ fr Marquesan, 8 ap Dickason, Jernegan, Nit, waa at THonoluta NB, wan at arb bound inte 8.¢ came on, bark cornell, NB, 270 9 Ship Homan, Hamblen, NB, wha xt Honoina apetl 2% having iandet 11,000 gallons sp' and 19,400 do. wh oll, whieh r aid be shipped per bark Laanul for New Bedford. Was “hip Worida, Fordham, NR, woe at Honolyta April 2 ay ‘Const of Califoraia via Labaina, with 70 bi gl * Ii wea Ny Tack Mi iy. NM, wom at Taloahnano April 18) odin ap olh, wie would be shipped home fane h e Bpoken—No date (by abip Bi Bwitt, Pontius, NB, nothing (hia spoke: Dork Edwin, from New Yor tnt 8, t0n 67. Seve Dirigo, from Philtelphia for Portland, oF Monteouk, with salle Squall n ght previons. Foretgn Porte, Rewer, May Sto cr Rape'oon 11 Wy a TIO #408, ADIT belt pot ahi € Bong, vig: bacK Mary Rove (tam), Reon, from Home KON May 21 11) 14-10 port hip Orphe SN steamer DP i Pa. NBS, ae. for Turks Talands, June 1, June 7, + and loss of main boom in ® port brig Froneisen (Tut . Crome, on Mabrtet br) Den* {p Ane Oray (Ps ne 6, vin Tate | "ret iL 7—Tn hart harks Faitender (Br, Pearee, Apri fe Fort ahipa Yrdnety, Ttnnel, for . Robinson, Bombay ide; John ‘ . diag: Enternrise, Dunbar, ine; Rophie & for Boston, lig; Macassar (Ham) fords via Padeng, an. Prag a ge ag Fdward ras gee » NV ner . Livernool: 6th, sohrs Lincola Webb, Wylie Philadelphia; Sib, Mary Clark, a. re _sohr Franklin, amar City of Bath, Toworth, sobre Plymouth Rock, NYork; Southerner, Dai 10th—Arr schrs Samuel Cartner Jr Robinson, Philadel- bin; Reven, Pose nnd 88 Lee, Somers, do, Sid bark Mon- na: brig Mad owask. Nth_.Arr steamers Nerona, Rearse, and WP Olvde. Pow. erpool; barks Rome, ‘Thompson, Savannsh} ing, Phila K Western Rem, Har- hn Grifiith. Cobb, doz OO Clark’ Crm. Lenchbure, Wilbert. and Breeze, NYork. ©'4 steamalin Worcester, Graham, fT ivernool (and eld): ship Admiral (Rrem\, Haemloon, Phtiadelnhi: sohr Margaret, Tarr, Roston, Sti brie FP dwatt. Portiand| PATH, Jone &—Sid brig Wa tham, Morshall O ie CHARTESTON June 7—Sld hrivs CW. Ring, Soott, Balt. hh, Newport, RI, for orden rr _schra AT Rowlend, Tuttle, A . Tester Elizabethnor : Senator, meline E Porter, Gramley, Jersey Cite: J 0 Wldron, Cummings, Newark: 1€ Chew, Deering, NYork; 1h. Jamon Tonse finge. Baltimore. BART GREENWICH, June 9-Sl4 sloop Active, iirock- war, Nan FORTRESS MONROR, June 9—Arr echr Satilla, Bt Jonn'e, PR for New Tandon, PALE RIVER, June 9—Aerachr J Pusling. Scoville teltz- abethnort: loan Ann 8 Holmes, Harding, N¥ork, Sid 8th, achr Fanny ose Mavis, NYork. GRORGETOWN, 80 Jane 1—Cld brig Sea Foam, Coombe, Yormouth, M toak, Packard, West Indies; Jntv Fourth, iw, Krinewtek, Me; 4th, Agnes, Paine, Bos Terry NYork, ORSTAR, Tone 1-— Arr hark Donelas Ooatle, Land. 47th, bark Robert Leonard (Br), Saun- 0 5—Arr bar’: Alexander (Br), Butcher, Car- ff: sehr Hattie M. Mave, NYork, " : NEW ORLEANS, June 4—Arc hark Henry, Mair. NVork; brie JH Kennedy, Apnal. do. Ol hark St Peter, Goodwin, Birornont: brig Hope (fr), Fernandez, Marana, NOREOTN, Inne s—Arr schrs JL Newton, Rich, and J Baker, Parnin. Boston, AcnANTUCKER, June 8—Arr achr J B Alten, Cash, Phite lelnhin. NEW REDFORD, June 9—Arr ech St-nhan Waterman. Chase, NYork, Std achrs RH Huntley, Nickerson, and J P Wallsea AY York, NEWPORT, June 9." P M—Arr bark MR Poberts (Rr), Ten, Liverpool for NYurk; sh Maryland, Catheart, Phila: jeinhia NOW HAVTN. June 9a }0— re cohr Port Roval, Eliza: hethnort. Cid brig} &W Armatrong Porto Rico at 1, Foster NYo 1d Gloucester, do; BG bs Haden PHUADEDPHEA, Inne 9—Arr eteamabip Lavroea, Tivine- ston, New Orleans via Portross Monroe; roh*s tT Ring-lay, Vianello, Mayaqaez PR: J Williamson, Winemore, Roston: Weat Dennis, Orowel aga Daolal Thamp-on. Thomnso earth ond, Ot: Diatom Blanchard N rhe mora: Chimborazo, H. DIGHTON, June Ellen Louisa, ani ks Haley, Quinn, Bangor, San Bran eco; . Palmonth orders Minna, sehra J Williamson, Winemara, RW Tull, fo'bins: 1 Martin, Hint: J Farnum Kelly: Wm Miskering, Ce Fimer, Malev: Daniel Thompson. Thompron; lon Cate, Miller. and Marietta Titon Frizinees, doz dX Foster, do vin Wiluinston, Del: Mall Wright, Salem; m, Blanehanl, Portland; Maryland Rendell, Hotio. well: Litey Teabel, Cook. Solem Sid steamship Propontss, Higzinson, Liverpool: ahip sing, Rurton, 0, Tomh--Ate steninahip S-xon, Matthews. Hocto: harks Prey (Daweh), Gallia, Mot erdam; Thomas (Br). Peteoson. Var le naa: schrs Fannie, Kenney, Ragaa; Ella Hodsden, Hodsden, Remadiog, PORTSMOUTH, June 8-Cl4 shin Thornhill (Rr). Kirk. patrick, Quebec. 817th, brig burma, Sherman, Philadel- Qh . June 9—Sld schr Gilbert Green, Westcott, IA. PAWTTCKET, Philadelphia, PROVIDENOR, Yuna O—Arr schre Sophie Ann, Smith, and Julla A Crawford. Buckley, Philade'phis: Alida, Paton; TR & FI. Rutler: Entire, Kinnter, and Susan & Kenyon, Elizibethport: Predk ‘Teler, Tyrrel), New Brave wick, NJ. Sli achrs Anny Shepard, Rowdich: Chir Jane, ing, , Perker, And Transit, Rackott, Philadelnhta: Wap IT Rowen. Jnckson: Kate, Stevens: Jesse B Smith, Williams, aud Mary Langdon. Hix, NY Wih—Arr_sebr Benge Pitishary, Baltimore, Mindoro, Higgins Philadetohia: Toules, Maro, Ocean Wava, banal, and Olver Spelman, Rarles, NVork. SAVANNAH, Juna6—Arr sicamships Ban Salvador, At- kins, and Tybee, Crowell, NYork. “h—Below back Scholier (O14), Thole, fr-m Catvesion, fteamship Wa Tibhette, Cony, Boston: ehip Charlotte, f. Tivernonl: brig Charies Werle, Ford, Rarbados, SADEM, June 8--Arr brie DO Cantner, Schwarty. Phila- dolphia; sore F Closson, Dohaon, Haltimare for Kath: JD MeCarthy, Young; J. Clark Yates 0: Elizabeth’ Mager, Magee: Raccharae, Braga: J Eldidge, Tinthaway; Henrietta Simiaons, Godfrey: R&T Cordery, Rabenck, ind M Reinhart, Hand, Philadelphians Oregon, Gould, Nyork, WITMING ON. NO, Jnne 9—Arr steamahips Emnire, Dobbiag, and Hunter, Rod-are, NYork. Cla Ambrose Light, Simpson, St Micha echre Yorks W_ Vanaman. §i ____ MISCELLANEOUR, “4 RE YOU GOING OUT OF TOWN? falf the bonefita of a sojourn in the country or at the sea side nre lost by the dread of exposure to the sun and salt air, the liberal bestowers of frechios, tan and disecloratians, The use of JARED'S “EMAIL DE PARIS” wil entirely remove all euch dis gurations, Fetaining tho atin rof, white and transparent, It cleansen the pores of the lymph, which eoagulates in blick upecks, and by cleansing, keeps the skin lone, coo! and free fom the redness and areagy apporrance connnon in warm weather. Bold by L. IP AY EAT. Prov. ay, SOie Agent, Mailed anywhere on addremsing Jarod & Then : 16, General Linporvers, New York. to prove bigi'y offens've to Uh wilh @hon we are obtized. from relailve p-It enuses, to ~ cleely in conta ri others, aad which even tin n! or other t vimeas than y known aud enjoved eas who have need this detier + also potent in reraoving Kind of eicin nie eptions rede. overet rituon sh alee Bs Liq a erimneon flush Ant De FELIX ment, 3 Broad. Ht to the p bas that of now and spien tid ext Grand street, and druggists’ sn ic UieR its re DIVORCE LUGALLY OBTAINED—IN ANY § without publicity or exposure, No fee an obtained, G, LANC Attorney and Cornsellor at Law, nl STOCK OF CANTON at AE LARGE MATTINGS, Os A.—ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, Infornaiion furnished. ‘The hth: et rates vaid for douvioons aid all kinds of go) TAYLOE & ©V., Beakera bo Wall seo! YORNS, BUNIONS, BAD N J caret by Dr. RICK, 58 Rowe Inge at National Hotel, Count euires Co us, AUORDINARY TuProvEMENT IN ARTIPICTAL Y Teeth. — Dr. LUNETIN Pat wmilastion okt Web East Tweatield stroct, Afth house from Broadway, Dy ENYROD as AS AUN GW, ray tort, N. ke R, HAZARD BAYS OF 2 PILLS, af + of Mor } BAR WHAT DR. Tito, PRAN PRET alter an expertenen af re “T esteem « of BRANOR@ TIS 1 jew, nt of more volte (hen velue > ean a money; Le “ : € reas ion t, 1 to Be omund the best medical advice (apart therefrom) fo ue LELIER PROM GENERAL PARA, THE WASHINGTON OP MANERA Bayon “— DR. BRANDRETH'S PILL. Naw Yous, May 90, 1906, Hon, 8. finasenne ry i v Dean srn—I have received the aupy kindly ren! rf tnvatna. Pre have nad Able Pilla which vou have ® Only used them myself in South America, aa well as io tule country, for the last thirty Fears, never ‘aliowigg myself to be wit in. bu: have jure ased then by the grow. t to Persons upon my & leowherp, paving thom ification Ing my Pee came, gayeet My tre pecuisne 19 the therefore, very mighly tae Ty cord nerQPS aad friendly nee! aorvant, we me JOSE A, PAR! WT oved! wey Jo" reapect(ully, Bold At principal fies, Brandreth Mouse, Now ¥. by alpdrugginta, gore ¥ ni Ovverve B. Hrandreth | Jo.ters in Wacut Mut, Whivii INsures the gon WitHoutT wen of Valvic HENLY A. DA white ‘nion squars, READY RELIEY AS A PREVENTIVE AvAL Fever, blip Fever, Small Yor, ae. Dp Wit RE 4 and Fever, bearlet, Typhoid and : Typhus, RAPIDLY CURES All Rhoumatie and Neuralgic.\ M-etio ma, phiheria Nere Asiatic Cholera, Yellow A Fever and Ague, Chil) . Sore Throat, Aath- detache, Re PAIN 1. 1ST Apply the READY RELT 1 will adord imtaedirte case, and a quick cure A teaspoonful in’ helt ns hl 8 few minntee stop the mons painful cjemt to ce ‘old'by rggista Pr a eee A tain? QCHILBERG'S CERMAN OLNTMENT, WARKS Aeorinin curA, without the sligitest da hoa, <'e Sorofula, Balt Rheum, eh Bone aed See OF * at 20. howdey, and by wil priesspal ROE a AER ERS E Tit ae ee SEIS Be ib SB Pees Ra SS Se oe MR gO) eI Nite ee eee Bete RR RE ea EE a a eS ae Ea ee EN Ee GR OB REE OS — ; _ escsp ‘ jANOIAL. Drapes as vena ars ‘New Yous, June 9, MINNESOTA STATE RAILROAD* OnpEnS or to ‘ith A are requested rere ua Astor No-dagy Jane 12 Minnesota, at room 2, Astor TN RCUOLS, Ob irman. ce em, W BONDS OF THE STATE OF TENNESS! ALSO Bonds, wit at off, SA RSiNo"s DE FOREST, Bankers, 19 Wall sireot,_ PFICE OF PACIFIO MAlu, STBAMSIITP CObL OP Nobo Wail street, corner ‘Hanover stro:t, Ne Biny 16, 68, OTICE TO SCRIP STOCKHOLD <RS. tht Board of Direstors, at thelr Notice is hereby given that the y gear lowing, viz. : mr stated meeting held this daie, unanimously Resolved, That a call for Afty (50) per cent ineash pay- atleon the dnt of June, eats be ant the same Ts hare oy made on the holders of the scrip stock, of record ut tha ols, ing of the transfer book# on the 2th ‘diy of } at} P.M, being fifty. d: Hara ($0) on each shure issued anlor the act of 1805, to Increase the capital stock of the Compan Resolved, That said payments may Le made until. and ta clusive of, ‘the Int day of Angust, with interest at 7 per cout per onnum from und after the sala Ist day of June, In accordnca with the terms of the sald serip sock, the with the amount paid thereon, will be lable to for~ Jn defaalk of payment oa or before the suid tet day tes of stock will be rondy for delivery on the pay. render of the certificates of scrip stk al the of the Board of Directors, 4HLO, T. JUINSON, Secretary. JAN FRANCISCO CITY AND CALIFORNIA’ STATE Coupoiss bow, ht ar collveted at beat rates. WELLS, FARGO & CO,, 34 Broadway. SOUTHWESTERN RATLROAD, S.C; PEOPLE'S BANK, 8.0.5 Bank of Camden, 5. 6; Bink of Newserry, 3° nd other Suuthern Bank Noted, alao -outhery Securities, ranged b; ARO HERS hii ies Hawkers 16 Walt street, X.Y. SOO WANTED FOR fWo MoNTHs SECURITY mortgage on new furmi tre worth $709; futeres, 1234 per cent a month, Address L. C., box 152 Herald orice INGS, ULSTER AND HUDSON Cony’ (S. J.) Rents for ele Jurey Ni J.) wanted, by THOS, NEW- z san feitute of Auga: Certifi TO $76,000 WANTED—TO EXTEND AN fron manufieturing business. “al for Fever: eration In the Midd’e stites, ining every natural and artifiel 1 advantage for pro- ing supertor'tron at minimum prive, Persons itera ed vattaly themrelges that fron can be made for $1d a ton. ns satisfactory: acourity absolutely perfect. Address 5,974 New York Post oitice, Te box __ REAL ESTATE WANTED. MPUE ADVERTISER TS D@SIROUS OF PURCH. noune twenty-five or thirty thousand dolar wo productive city real estate, ou which ono half of price e rem.in on bond and mortage, Answers describing pro~ perty, location, and with Iowoat price and real name, wild meet with ediate attention, Address Purchaser, Her- ald odlice, WANTED—WITIIN A FEW BLOCKS OF Tite FIETat ‘Avenue Hotel, @ Huase and Lot with ai modecn im. rovernents, for whi! h a mannfacturing basieas. protec by letters patent, will be taken in part payment, Address: 4, B, B,, box 788 New York Post oillor, ASING: rth of ate PERSONAL, NY INFORMATION ABOUT PET?R SMITH, BRID. getor David Bracken, who formerly lived in Tarrytown will be thankfully by their sister Mary, who went to New Orleans with Cept in Cobb's daugiter of Torrytown, nine veary ogo, Addreus Mary Smith, box 4,026 New Yout Post o1 MANDA-IUST ARRIV ; AM GOING TO THE Ranks on Ci Wedi 9A. My per No. 45 doo't fail sili ery née hnu ‘a, NFORMATION WANTED—OF EDWARD BYRNE, WHO tirived in the stesmar 8. May 2). rom the Sounly Leltrim, Frelaad, by his ; Ain Byrue, at 138 Broome street, N.Y. NFORMATION WANTED—OF JON MURPAY, BY his wite, Bridget Murphy: height, five feet five Inco dark brawn halr, gray eyes; wen list heard from wax Caro, UL; few lous earpenter by trade Any tnformation. will be thankfully received by his wife, at 62 Sulberry street, jewnrk, NFORMATION WANTED—OF MRS, SAYS In 29, WIFE ‘at the cor- 2 Leys BLACK, WITH YURPLE KID VER. 4 whe on Sunda, le from Peck ally to Thi sixth siFoot, Pleane send a ‘A. B. Cu, Brookly: Ten 18 ntation D, M. “M.—TUESDAY, RAIN OR BHINA. T Aketrer ADDRES" TO FRANK 18 from injured and wroagod Eu. OF BRIDGET WSALCH, ne’, of Tarbert. county @ilway, Tresand, who came to this country about fourtoen vers aco by bar sister Celey Weaich, alias Celey Berry, Hampstead, Long Island. ILL Tile FAIR YOUSG LADY WilO KODE DOWN inn Fifth avenue stage, on Satanday, Juve 9, bil with her acqualntanes the gentleman who sat opposite aad took Wer picture?” Addvess #. T., atauion D. vn have i by parts g expennem tthe stuck yard, Comuuat- ADRIPTIN NORTH RIVER, 4 YAWE POAT, oe} the owner can have by proving property and puy- fng exponen, Apply at 47, North river. JOUND-IN A FOURTH AVENUE OMNIBUS, A Tide's Pocketbook, comiaining about $30; supposed ho te Vairemi at 4 a lady wh the stage at Can: day a? ne Th. The owne BA BROWN 318 T, PROBABLY TN A BRO quith sires, beeween 5 ipe in a brown w Abbo't, 64 Wail stroet, Kit a8 addressed before June on math ssed BV for deliver: F ivore Senge ived 6s Mar « 1h. @ Walt street, ) OSP=A SUVENTH REGIMENT NATION AL GL The finer wil! be wutiably rowarded by leaving da, OgT—AN TF 4, The Bader to James A, O Brow’ WePAPERS, y returning them t. SUNDAY RING rect, betwoen Conel end Leight etreeia © black and ce? 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ON MONDAY MORNING, the bgarg ef Pand 10 «clo ty Micke Fee, Somth Hrooki yr vhs above fou ar yo given by ie — SANDY SCOTOH TERT Moa‘tay morning Crom Oe saad .acvat, ST, ON THR THIRD AVENTR Dow have. $10 AS nue, Collar aieraed ite JQ eewarp— VU cars. on Sanday, 10tn nat, a black leather Pocket- bowie, comtaln trey d papers of > Valo. but the owner, The Under may Fetal nd te orive the above reward, nad wo 4 } by leaving * at Hivweket Tuccry corner daveaus, of Joba A. Keoyou, 8 RMWARD WILL BE ParD For +4) stone Diamond Vin, weigh rat, joxt jaunt Produy. by reterm &CO.. DB Contes t BILLIAMuS, € Ww 3. SHARP'S BILLIARD TaNEN FAcronr, + Femowed to Nos. 4 wad M Mercer sites... niary a Patent Crs.ions are well known to be superior to cay now In ase ELLIPTIC HOOK 106 v ng Machine, A. HL. BUPLEB, 638 Ur _ PHOTOGRAPHIC ART. Prnet CHAS CANT 0. 6 Wet Bleroous street, ‘