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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
A COLORED WOMANS V. M.! .
mi. s*n*ii:oi...ii. ?i *tun*, ebb, iii*d u'a i I
noa or aaa ro;.u\r.
Thr- oilltis' nf !'ii> will ol Cyiill'iii 1--T-iTci < ' I
aBBd Weill !'. WhO I *li llU'tc ,!?:? tt . c P T '. 1 i. Villi."
lir.'iicr'v win- h 980.000. wst finished re I rda.** bx
a liccisi ii il ;*!H'i-i.'.it'.i':iivin anr-taming the . lid*
ity u. :'.'? instrument. Considerable i i'i. . bu
Ml fdi i'i tiii*4 Utigatioti, both I" i :" ??*
tito interested penoaa wi*ph colored i"' iple ;' '
beean, eil ;' -I' culiar circuo-stanera nuder which
MM onlilc-t :i i .?*-??.
Edward ll. I!?-ii >. the ha-'mni of Ihe <l ?
Bad the principal legatee nnder the will, claimi t>
have in,nie flu* f> it it ni lett !." iii wife, iii t!u
cabinet-making business, assisted by some
fut hm! ic ? ? ? i"in*, ll- -u* thal ai iiii 'i
?aproached old agu, for thi.tr mnti.il protec on he
deeded all the pi .. rtv to hei with thewnderHtand*
tai that ah ? nola make a will iivini it all lo
again iu the eveul other dea.h Aftitf
lier death l,f teal. !:? 1 for fi'" will
tin" r papen in iliair Armitage-at, |: '? e
Md also at th** boose in which they had I1v_hI ni
Nvack; iml il co lld uoi bc found. Bonn weeks
af tm ni. ."?!.'. He. ira look lo tbe ? ni.I hi* 1*?
yt-r. Qa >iitiu Mi .dam, a large bundle of ps ri
norn h. I rawer of a burran: Broom thcae Mr. Mc*
Adam wu-i. ? - r. -i?=?ti 11 :i:ni il lu- n ii i > Iimi tile will
which if utter., ant pr c-t ted for probate, making
Mr. H.--.!.-' sole ici:.fe Until tliii tune Mr. .te?
ilta bad buen tryiiiB to taakonuine tarma with iiin
tvtfe'-. heirn, iv ld. ii DO Will were round,
weald i ci-.c tin' eatate which he bad
Hitvtil to In* eulire ixe I tulon. -Thej had
even infused to allow him #6,000 oul of lbs eatate
tn-a-kihi hilodarinBhiaold ace. .V* --ti ni a- thia
will came to Uaht .bene lelatiTci instituted a ooa
tast.claiming thal lt waa aiorgerv. li bara date
Aut-'ii*: 17.187-t.aud tb ? rn itu.* . * wen- Peter S?epl i
inr-. at that tum. ajaet.ee of tbe peace al .Nvack.
ami Isaac NV. Canttel I, a banker of tbal plat
licail. lt waa contended liv tbe contestants that
Mr. l*Vteph-TM entered into a oonspiraey with Mr,
Head ra, in oocirdenee with which be forged Mr.
Canfield's and Mr.*. Hesdra'a name to tbe paper
wh ci) be iln".'. i ii tc w.i* a areal deal ol "expel t"
testimony introduced ii -li". Ibat the i?-<1v
of Ibe will and nil the signatures were written
bv tho saint' band. Among lbe Inn miaul witneaaea
a" ins; .Mr. Head rn waa tbe H.t. Hen rt II. (Jarrett,
the t'tiltircil preacher. M my Colored peCSC-M at
tei)dt*il tbe hearing* in court.
The Surrogate anataiiia tiie willi Ho cays iii"
principal questionaarose orel the fons tune that
elapsed alter MraUeadia'a death Inf ire thc will wuk
ell '..I for pt baie, over Mr. Hesdra'a contradictory
tc. munn' aa to thc finding of it, and over tin. ex
pt 11 tee timon*/asl > the alleged forgery. The Dar*
raga tn ular na mu rh greater reliance upon the lesli*
int'tiy ni iii i-e "\perl * .vim were acquainted with
tho hand arri tin gs of the witueaaea to tuc will
and of Mia. Heedra, and testified from tiiat
knowledge, than upon thc testimony
of profossi wal exports who simply presented
theoric*>4 ;i.ii wera nol capable of demonstration and
rested merely npon theil opinieos. Boote severe erit
icj-itiM arc it'** i npon thia I alter class oi testimony.
After anrtew of all iii" teatlmonyil ia concluded
that the testimony of Mr. Bl p'lensa. to the tir
cuui-stitin * b and manner in which he drew tbe will
and in winch i: waa executed by Mn. Headra hail
nut been orerthrown lu' tin conteatanta
Qoei tm .Ni' Ada qi represented dr. Hendra; I""! 1,
Diuniiiiuiei. Bacon A Di .. li;. W, Wingate, foi
*ab. conteatanta.
i
.
Tilt: F.FISCOiWL CONVENTION.
DR. JollS Cori'iN BMITU'g Ki Mil i hons ..t'l'hovi i>
?TH,'. PETITION I KUM DAKOTA.
Tbaawningprayers,wbich opened ihe ..e.*".on
yr. :.t I.-...- .if ni" RpiacooalGeneral Conreution, vc rt
Bead by the Ber. Dr. George Worthington, ol De*
trott, aod Ihe Rev. Bichard P, Sweet, of II
I'tuiiiri. 1. t - f i. i ji Neely, of Manie, pronounced
the benediction. Tho Committee ou the
'State "i the Church reported favorably un
th-.* Ber. Dr. John Cotton Smith's resolution, thal
churchmen should rarer tin- .nh perinea! of tin- ex*
tating laws and additional legislation against po?
lygamy; ? Ito "ti a resolution oil >red by imu t!.:it a
committee should bo appointed to consider iii what
particular* tbe new reviaion "i iln- Bi I de, dow being
prepared in Eugland, ia superior to the oue now in
n-4'. Both reports were placed i.n the calendar.
Jame. H. Fisher, nf Wedtern New-York, spoke ni
!,. -.el baring a uniform psaltei and canticW He
made a motion il.at those bow in bbc al trinity
Church be adopted hv tbe Church aa tiie itand.
anl. This v.''*. referred to th" Committee
tm Kx'icti?. 'Ih-- report ni tbe Committee on
New iii..!?? "ts. it renal-'! tu flu- petition from tbe
el i ure he- of the Territory of Dakota thal tbey
hh".iltt he formed Into a diocese, waa next taken up.
Tbereporl waa against this petition. Thc Kev. Hr.
M. Hoyt, ih- territorial deputy from Dakota, called
an the Uv. Dr. .!. stuart H.nckel, ot Virginia, the
chairman of tbe committee, for tbe reaaona ol the
(?in i nice !t,r objecting to tbe petition. I>r.
H.mikel said that ihe .anona contemplate tbat
caoh tillie--*" should have a bishop, Dakota
ii.nl nr.t a bishop now, and it _Ii?i uoi puipose
to bare one for some time, 'lin- churchmen ni the
territory expected to en li w Hie episc ipate, he said,
witii 828.000, au A thev bad only 500 communicant*!
from whom to raise thia. (July ono of their churches
waa a :_'-?':,??? ting, lc Dakota i mn bc id ireil
to remain under tho cari i J? ? i * j? Clarkson until
tbcraeeured a bishop, lin; v. tlc ,t missi nary
bishop mig I ?...?? bis functions over juri*dic
tiona, naciiiiid nol take charge 'i other dioceses
than bia own. I'lien t* ere constitutional objections
to grouting tha petition, li" rest ol the morning
BBBHion H'M taken mi with t "? debate on t;;1
i . ig maile bj the R v. Dr.
Noah Hun) Bcliem g.i i Brooklyn, the Ber. Dr. II.NV.
Been*, of California, li'.l1 Burgwin, ol Pittsburg,
a. il Montgomery Blair, of Maryland, H. Corning
J D'lil, 'I I' .ff UKO, .n.fie a nUrong a; . ii. : lill lil lu v.ii
ol Dakota's pet ii ion. li . . ureral inst a
i "... - - li..-! lc ":i admitted !<? tbe ii.- icral
ConYeutinu betoi ? they tm I ti.-li- p . ile offered an
amendment to iii" resolution present, il by tin- oom*
h.nie", i i ibe ? ii" ' thal Dakota sboul ! ii admitted
a* a diocese. I li ? Bot. Di. Willi .in Adams, di Vt is
eon -.n, waa l h I i !'? -;...;. !!?? talked
until tnt iii hy tl.e preeident, who
anoeil ti.a! it waa time tn adjourn.
In. Adams pleaded for permission to finish .',
ten', inn tit- rr.-i'!."ii t.i!.l bim II.ut lie wi.nltl
bare thai pi mlece uexi l u sdar ni irning.
ig ?...-.. ? \ i! !j ..ni i!n- House ? i K shops
statin_; l hal its merni ? rn <: n rurel i.i the .ci iou "i
Hie House "l J?e,ti!;"s in regard to the proposed
! rate e luncil of . ic ''i ? es * of Illinois, exeept in
grantiug tnt- council the ii tu -i io form .nt appellate
j'liT.iiictum. 'J :,c House i f Deputies then adjourned
until I n ii'" ic;.r.l nf Missions will
iii'ci. Borneo! tbe deputies i i tho Metropiilitau
M i um ??. Arl it term nu, rn reap > -?? i .
an inri tat ion tn tbeC luveution.
BEDKLE89 SHOOTING <?.\" a PBONT STOOP.
Edward J. Lowlier, ex Water Commissioner and
evj'ie-.lieut lilli." Brooklyn '.'i \- tciatiou, wbo
is Bixty-two veara old, was arrested Inti- l-riday
niulit nv tif pol ? ? ol li" 'I'juitI J'j'e. in t. lirooklvn,
for felonii on complaint ol VVilliam H.
Nolan, a inn*"' teacher, ol No. 103 Hoyt-at., thal
city. l'i"i.) the mn? ??! evkieuce, rome of it con?
flicting, it appears thal Mr. Lowlier, who lives nt
Nu. '_"".' Heory-st., had called ona lady friend al
No. ir,) iiie t -t. Kolau cays thal while bc waa in
hi* ninn he beard two Bhots Bred, and running
or,!, saw Lowlier mi tbe adjoiniug Munji witta a
ji r..ol in bia band, Lowbcr ordered inni tn go
away, and said ilia! he would shoot il bedidnot
go; then without waiting In- inil, ai;.I Nolan de
tiarcs that he ha i a narrow escape, The alarm
-.it*) gi feu liiit a mini was kilh-d alni Utlicers
Miiiiiri'-' and Biley appeared, to whom Nolan told
l,i- -luiv. iii. u.i,. t-i-s lound a .-'mtli ,v Wennon
revolver in Low ber's n" seaaion with three lm.i
ami finn empty chambers. Lowbor denied trying
In s! mt it Nolan, and said that he (ired In tic air.
He remained iu cn lody al tbe station, though not
under lock hut key, and yesterday iinirinnj; waa
held by Justice I erryia fl,OOO hail to aluna:- vt hen
wanted.
lt la -.tit, .I that Mr. Lowlier, while standing witb
tli?* Kui ii ? mi the atoon, threatened to lire, and tbey
all ran in alarmed, lie admitted that ne waa so ae*
what mulei the iniiiTMi- of liquor, and waa heard
to mu that h. wanted to scare away the utoiU
which be imagined to be in front ol tbe bouse,
ADVOCATE!- OF rEMPRBANCE.
Th<> New-York Stale Temperance Sun tv will
bul l a Temperaiio) Congreaa in this city, tie tinning
December 0, and closing December r_', 1880, l'lie
ijhm.Ii. I-.- r..|ii'-i ai! tim ministers of New-York
{Booklyn, arel the inburbs to cooperate with them
f pleaching a temperance sermon Bundey, l>.
eT*ti)i'"i ?"'. Folio's ing thia i"t liv. i.... cutire i v. n
Bmmu there will be maas meetings m Cooper Union,
?taeided nvr and addi - ed bi pi tmiui al mmisters,
at:d well-known friends of temp rsnee. bundav
afternoon, December IL', then will be ti ve mau
BBCCtinga for children .-.Td tu the erening of that
day the Congress will close with as many public
saectiuga tu the Socieif can manage.
BTKUQGLE POH AS OFFICE.
In 1 r.7**. Clarence I. Barrell was elected Baperin*
tendent of the Pour rn tbe town of Castleton, but
Daniel Dempsey, whom be waa lo succeed, refused
tn Vacate the Office on tin* lite, Ult A tbal in- WSJ
elected iu 1875 for a term ol axe years, which ctn
titled him tn hold the office until 1880. After sev*
eral un neceesful t (Torts Barrett ?nc eedi tl in gaining
peaseesionol bia office and ba since di charged the
Ullin-, ol Mipi-iini't'lleiit ol the l'n ir oj Caatletou.
In ii- ii ? aol um Ih u ,'?? \ : :?- I.,, i, fighting I
m the Cooria Haring beea uusucceufal lu the
Sopreme Court be bas camed the cane to thi Court
of Appeals, and ha_ act s i 'I lim i,, ,.-,,,- papen
Upou bain tt. _
MOSE WATEB l\)H BBOOCLYN.
Euu'i'iec) Vim Hureii, af tim Brooklya Bi bi I oi
Chv Willi,-, yesterday re-Omiiieuded to Commis*
iioinr Fn ii it ihe aecnriiig td two mill ponds north
ot Vail"i Stream [nm, ia which ar- stored
10,000,000 gallons ol water, Tha owners offer t .
um-nt Un* ai ci B tlayns Uuigsa ls dei
Bia expensive work woola be aeceesari toco ??!
tbi; p..h!b Witii thu condilli, ihccnr-l will lm about
i
cent fir 1,04)0 ifa'lons. 0-_BB_-_B_OaSC French
-.iiinl If tbe Mdt i.neii failed to faror Mm nropo*
(Iou in* would take the ninney for the purpose
om tbe \v i . r Mail tenanee Fund, li will be li bb
au ^100 if i.n he. vv rain nc. uti fur B month.
PEATUf.ES OF THE INSTITUTB FA1K.
Apparently a throng af people as enriims and In
rest.al as ni i.re vi ou ? years crowds the nlale* ol 'he
m. rican Institute Fair, hut tbe crowd ia larger,
?inniinu' to thc stet' tm ai* ol the manager-*, lhan
rer before. Yesterday there waa a rery lai-gB Bl
?ml m..-e. end i was .Hilt. u!t lo gel iicav tn the
oat attractive exhibits wltluMl waiting for some
ii,-., ; . .. be lat" ? building, the \ li it4ir
pu.''l. ti to kuow \. li re to begin sight-swing, Bnd
\\i*e lu- will at tme relinquish anv lime ol
ling alda to investigate full i ever., feature at one
-h. Ms inni:-:*. farm i -. sud boum-V opera are
io three cia--"-, thal iviil lind the most to i
icir tai ic - Ii imu-1?,.:? ry hall i li rowd
ni".i- the iit'sii'i well borer, a tneehine
miler to those used in the lacadville mines, li
' ci'i.v -mik a sh nt io:i te i deep, mot '1 ?
irough olid n i.. \\ huh contain eigbl i live fi el
water, ind furnishes most ol the water used in
ie building. A second shaft la in p oirre *. A
linly machine that crusbes pieces ol rock lo anv
red -i/" i- unit ii wondered ::'. A "universal
iniler,*'having steel disca, reilucea toaoy4legrec
fineness a long list ol aobsteuci . i ni igfrotu
niian! gold ora to grain**. rnbl>i*r, and ahaving*),
a Inlier iniii-* [ire pare! tn this way foi bedding
r horses A cider mill attracts much attention,
urulng lathes and scroll sic o eupv eouaiderelile
?a. e. Hie latter being used for sueh elalmrete
nrli as j roduciug portraits of tbe Presidential can
dates.
)d ir', iiitejt stum machines arc in the main build
g. Here on tu,- north aide Lselerge naraberof
uiin. ma bines ami bptton-holc sewers, with
teretora in charge, .\ macbiiio near tbese menu*
ct tires paper bags (rom a roll of paper with creel
i'liliiv. end here al ii is jin invention that rolls,
? s. inni muns cigarettes. There ls a potato
asher wita the appalling1 capacity of e bushel in
v minnie-, perhaps tbe iiiosl inoeuioue invention
mvtii is one whicn receive! lt?? ?** tobacco in a
iiir.ei. weighs i: incuiiiciv, packs )t in cloth bega
r the pocket, presses it iii shene, and delivers thc
Wai hairs at the rate of thirty b minute on a re?
living table, vinci-.' a mau Manda to dree the
oathaoftbe bags together, and the operation in
dished. A second person is needed to teed Un
ni't.v bags to tbe machine. Other attractions aro
ie glass-blowers, tbe telephones, and ty pe* writers,
id the art gallery, containing many photographs
m ciayon drawings. There is a large e__litt.il of
unit nie. v, ith all tun.mer ni spi ing-beds anil BM V
jairs to plciise the weary.
CHAKI.F.D WITH BOBBING HEB GUE8T8.
A aeeeetioa waa oansed In Orange, M. J., yester*
ay moruing br the airest of Mrs. Atwood, wife ol
ie proprietor of tbe Mansion House, a fashionable
immer hotel, on a charge of robbing tbegueata of
te hotel. For some time tbe boarders hive miss >i
rtiolesof clothing sud j-w dry from theil i">in*.
nd finally the '.unite,- grew mi kerioos that a Ht
ork detective was employed to go to Orange and
oard at the house, for the purpose of detecting the
li'.ef. the detective eonld discover nothing, and
be boarders tben called npon Marshal Conroy, of
be Or mge p iii-.' fm ie. On Pride) Mary .! leeson,
colored t-hamberma.fi, emplori '1 at Ihe Mansion
louse, was arrest il on the charge ol stealiog a
aluahlcring from the ronni of Mary Hunted, a
? order. Th. rms: ah* found on tbe finger of Moa i
lallat, a ool re I tn to, wh i said that Mary Jacka in
nd given il ci Inn. friday evening Marshal Con?
ny, i .ci ian lcd by an offlt er, wenl to tbe Mension
louee, end requesteil all of the boarders to allow
nen rooms to be seerchi 'l for stolen artielt -. Tbey
1 consented. When tbe police retched the room "i
ira. Atwood, wife of tbe proprietor, they found a
el cable garment bclougingioM *. Holmes, one of
he gnesta,
T ?? ititi.? ra remained iu thc bonae all night, and
nierdsy morning Utpk Mrs. Atwood to tbe police
T.ition ami locked her np, si" steted thei ber bus*
land had take I' the stolen articles, and thal tbey
rere In New-York, Marshal Conroy ? une to thia
ity yesterday morning and reoovereda cumber ol
he stolen articles. Ile* nv Mr. A twin ul, who charged
he theft npon ins '.vile. Th ? bosbend boerds al No,
i'.i WC*; Twelfth-et. 8ome time ago the A- i
ied their faruiture sold to paj then rent. The wife
i about tbirty-eigbl yean ol arr.', and la pr.ss ess*
ng in appearance, chew a held at tbe Orange po?
lee headquarters yesterday a il la t night, Marabel
louroy ; taking iii" c -molaint against uer, hut will
ic admitted to bail to- lay,
A BIJBGLAB IN THE A.-TOR HOU8E.
At the I'ombs Polios Couti yesterday afternoon,
ie lore Justice Pal tenon, Jam is l. ??: rs, allan George
ii am (i'm i. w is brough I np in custody ol Delect ires
lulvey.of the I'weutv-eeventh Precinct, audMc
\ Mi tm.*, nf iln Astor House, on n chai jc nf having
ndeavoted wbile occupying room Sn, 152 on tbe
cit iii.1 il tor "f the A* tor Hone*, te effect an entrance
o rooms Nos, 151,153 and 160 on tbat floor. O.K.
Ausiug, winns employed a 4 manager ot thc bouse,
itated ina! a female servant called in* attention to
be fact tbat Bbc hid seen a men wbo braked like
be prisouer moving around the ball in a red shirl
mi lu ii the past three days, el I o'clock in the mom*
ng, aud su Dicion pointed ta Bogera. Itwesescer*
liued that boles bad been bored in three th mis, end
i ls belt vcit ni ii was Intended io introduce a
i ire string hnd nug (brough the bolos ni move b ick
be bolts by which tbe doora were secured. !>?'
ive Minny v.. called iii to watch withthehotel
let ec ti ve. At 1 .: m. yest rday, the detectives nb
.cc-, to Ibe bedroom o IS . awL^onnd a
inantity ni' wire, cord, and several bursters imple*
i,?-.ii- iu bis possession. He was recognized a
nan who waa BrTestcd by De! clive Mulvey in
876 uuder similai ??: i nm dances, tn i ontpanj with
' 'i;.-i l.'i illy, who v. ai subseqaenl ly killed in P
lelphia bj his partner, one Harris, in a quarrel ii
ng over a nartit ion of spoils, li is alleged thal a
ni.-; was robbed at that ti.of a gold watch and
;,i!iti in moue... and I hal as tie was obliged to g" to
lurope the proeecnti n was abandoned. Thc pris*
mei waa remanded till to-day.
-?
A NKV. BAPTI8T I Hi KCH IN BROOKLYN.
Tho new building of the Firat Baptist Chnrch of
rlrooklvo, al Clinton and Fioi epout-st*., will be
ip ii to-day. Pr sideut 1' ibinsn i, of Br iwn Un
rersity, will preach In thc morning, end several
l',;;iti*t clergymen ol Brooklyn will deliver ad
Iresses al il"- evening ?'t\t... The building ls
ttandsome end is "i brick with light brown-stonu
trimmings, lin* interior is novel in deni gn. Tbe
nain entrance is al one corner, and from un* a coi
ndor leads aronnd i wo aidi s of i be building. In tho
:orner opposite Ihe entrsnee i- the pulpit, From
ibis the floor ascends cou idernbly to tbe doors and
leversl aisles ilivuli tho sea . No column obstrncta
he vi.-v., te- rool being supported by tho outer
. ii tl tbe gallery, ? form,
Blending univ over the outer corridor. The emi?
li the gallery 1 "'il down :?' I ie pulpit.
Back of the pulpit isa baptistery, lined with slate
ind with e front ol lei tc- pe ? ???? . rising abonl
wo reel nidi th" level ol thoplatform. In the
tudieni i -roora are du i rs filled
ivnb Btain ii--'!:t--. Iii" woodwork, of ash and
iherry, with the French grav tint ol tbe wells, gives
? i bo rfu! ap . rance to i be room. I lie
i nt blue, in tbe basemenl are the Sunday
."in.'il alni lee! ure r lOtOS. I ile COSl of till' bulllllDg
ititi the land it -I inda upon is SI 15 OOO, I here are
ens i'm 1,1100 persona rho pastor ia tbe Ber. Dr.
I. li. Thomas.
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ARBEST1NG A ISAM. ROBBER
Horace Horan, alias " Littli Horace," a untorions
?nlilier ai;d sileas t iii' i. s a- brought i" fore Justin
'at terson yesterday, at tbe 1'onibs Police Court, by
ic'cciiyo Pinkerton, on a charge "i complicity in
i hank burglary al Middletown, Conn. The deice*
lye ti .il a requisition I.u the prisoner, issued by tho
lovernoi ol thal Mine, the Justice Burrendered
Horan to tbe detect ire's custody, and be waa al
. ec taken out ol the court-room by Hi- court
iii*- i- and put nu a Bli cker-.u car. Being a
{mwerfol niau. Horan offered a determined rc
listsnce to tbe ofttcera, and ai one time seemed on
the point of getting tue ic tier of them; bul force
sf numbera tinnily oveinowered bun, aud he al*
lowi i binn .i to bc taken to the Urana* Central
Depot, whare he waa pul on a train for Middletown.
Il ir n ba_ thc reputation ol beiug one of tbe bold,
? i criminals in the oonntry. He played a in miueiil
part in the Yonng bond robbery of honda from No*.
t!i and .'il Nam m--!. tv.n years ago, and ia now
c:-I to bc a fug ti ve lp in justice In ISoiitli Caro ina,
If presenl charge ia thal on Jnne 27 he robbed
(bo Middletowu Savings Bank ol $7,500 in money
n,'I $50,000 in bouda Heonli Hayed a fortnight
in Mnitii nu', n pi im to tins robbery, passing undi c
ihe na.:t" of <?? ai ts 8, Link.
BEFOBTU OF HUBKICANES AT SKA.
'I he ship Hagerstoe n, ol Kichmond, Main ?, ? blch
arrivedyesteriiay, mel with beavj weathei oft tbe
Cape ol (innil Hope from Septembei In to (.ep te rn lu i
80. lin- ruddei post "i the yesscl wa* broken;
taila were carrion awey end spars broken. In thc
appel eroriu the timbers were so drained thai tl.
??si! leaked Bonn what. On <?? tol 11 ll ami ki
heavj northwest iini.-s wen. nut witb, bot nc
Inri lui damage wes sustained.
'Hie Norwegian nari. Bnatrene, hom Hevre, en<
countered a hurricane iictobor:), which lasteo li\t
days. The vessel lost ita topgallant mast and sus?
tain tvd other min ri.K.
in" Norwegian hark Kline, from Plymonth,
which arrived Friday, when in latitude '2'2 . longi.
tade73?, passed patrol a vessel ol shoat IOU tom
burden. Apparently it bad beea reoentlj alain
lom -I- _
JOURNEY oi mu: OBELISK.
Lieu tenon t-Comme nd ??;? < -..rn n _.' ? directs witi
nuflagging interest the Journej ol tbe obelisk a\
Nine; y-sixtb- - Hie -Hone HOW bas Beached ,i rn.
about Ton I. ci I rom Ile Nm th h. v." atm is movei
ni Un- ran- .il lin ni 120 ltd pei day, tbe di
covered depending upon the grade ol ihe sii..i
When the obelisk rn launched upon the Boulevan
it i, expected that it will advanoc DOO reel ?>? i da)
-?? ??
WOBK OF BT. JOHN ! QI ll.H.
The annual meeting of tbe 11 itecsol tbe I
Ing Ho-pi lal ol l.t. John's Qui ld waa held al
University place i".i t* ni.i iiii.iv b yen I og, Thi
RtiintniT*. work was reported ns follows: Pony
excursion.! between Joly B ead Beatca_b_f lo]
'Jil, Hill mother 1 nml children enjoyed tlie bein lits ,,!
rresh eir. A duiner of meats, vegetables, bread,
nutter iimi tea waa provided on the bann for
mothers and lae ol ler children, and pure milk was
tarnished for Ibe yonng children. Medicine alao
wat* pr vi.lc1. I'm. fiisi tv 1-1 31 i.t cents fm each in r
siin. Hi,, foilfl-slng ntlici r. were elected for the
ensuing rear: B. M. Sherman, president ; Dr. Mark
Blumenthal, vice-president; Willi.nu ll. (inion,
ire.c in. 1 ; end John P. Pewa, seen lary.
ITO! Illili. PLAYKBJ. I.N "CINDERELLA.'
IN I i l.l , I;: Ml. Ol Mil -n HIV Fill! III!'. l'l.I.VI N"
iiii*, ot cavi 11 "i i" ?un ih is
Tl'" Sci. i'i v mr the Prevention of ('rm Uv to
Children having hear! Ibat a nnmber of children
were emjilo.ved In tbe operatic apecteele u Cinder*
ella," 11.w running al Booth's Theatre, determined
iimi thc mailer should he Invi -ti; anal. Henry
I:, iiiii ai ihe same time learned that tour Shetland
ponies were naeil to Iran Cinderella's chariot. Ai
rordlngly, in eompany with Klhriflge T. Ocrry,
president of thc bocIi ty mentioned. Mr. Bcrgb wenl
to lin* theatre Pride)* oreniog. Ilenrj li.Abbey
permitted them to go behind tue atones, w In re Mr.
Bergh at once fonnd tbat tbe ponies were well
titken caro of. and he departed well satisfied. Bul
Mf. Gerry, after circulating among the acton end
actresses and hallet for an bonr or more learned
tbal Kate Seymour, whom thi progretnme tleacriiH's
sseuchild wonder," waa only thmeen .veins old.
Thia maiden impel nnatet thc fairy godmother, and
introduces eating and (lance in which she ai" ai 1
In a pretty little [ockey dreea Mr. Qerry at once
Informed Henry c. Jarrott, manager of the em?
il my. that nh.' must omil the son.; and dance, Mich
performance by a child under sixteen years of age
being expressly prohibited by thc Btate law. The
"lahy premiere danseuse,'' Leontine, was ajao
forbidden tu continue her performances, although
ber mother, wbo iain the ballet, maile an earnest
appeal to Mr. Berry. Mr. Qerry also looked to the
io tercets of the boya and girls who promenade
through tl.e corridors of Prince Paragon's Palace of
Pearls, as fnen,In of Cinderella. He discovered that
these " children " were ol' an age thal placed them
beyond his control. He nevertheless requested Mr,
Abbot to provide suitable rests for them 'lunn'.' the
variety Bet, which lasta nearly an hun-. Mr.
Al bei a* "me gare Ba order to have tin. matter
ai tended t".
A Tbibuxr reporter Belled at Booth'a Theatre
la 1 evening to learu tbe feeling of those Interested
in the metter, Mr. .Inrn-tt wea awav, hut Joseph
H.Tooker, his business agent,said: "Il le B bad
thin* for us to atop Kalie Sc vim mr'.. BOBg ami
dance, and '." remove Leontine from tbe east. Thia
entertainment waa organised especisUy for ladies
and children, and tbey till the bouse every night.
li we take Leontine end Katu* nui ol'the bill, ire
loee inui h ni tne attraction. I lion'i see why Oi try
lines not L'n into the orchestra anil compel
the lailies there to take their children
home ami put them to bed. Tbey don't have
l'i slav lt I > to calli their living. It ls
mv opinion that if the society wonld confine ns
attention te the poor children wbo are compelled
l.v their parents to beg in tlie reel and to pia.
violins anti harps, ami see tbat they are uoi beaten
on returning borne, il would do'some good, t'lul
dren In theatres always rei eli 0 tne li -t ni care "
Sain 1 p. Morse, author of il.Passion Play,"
which la to lie inn laced ;,t Uooth 1 aftei Mlle. Bern?
hardt's engagement, called at the society's office
\ esler, li iv t-i learn if an official permit could !???
secured hu b nnmber ol women i" appear nilli
their infants in the scene representing tho murder
ol tit" innocents. Mr. (Jerry answered thal he
would decide af ter teeing tbe performance, lhere
is a strong nrolmbility tbat after thi Ural uighl Ibe
weeping infants will be doU bebies provided witb
"' .i|ili aks."
A BTOBM APPROACHING THE Cl IY.
wish am) 11 \in. ia un waei what ma bioxai
sKitviii: it ponte iroicatb.
A storm ofunnsuel violence, accompanied by rain.
wbicb baa been raging in tbe \\ esl lor tbe Issi two
days, is expected to reach thia city iii-* afternoon.
On Frela.v Ihe Merin waa fell al Cheyenne and
ii ri ii, other pointam tbe West, aod in everj case tba
temperature fell considerably. Al Omaha there
. - cen a alight fall of snow, although tbe
mercury wenl down only ir. I/um e\r,:
itif_r the storm was central over Leke Michi?
gan. At Pori Leavenworth, Kan., the temperature
bsa fallen MO , ut Chicago 21 . and al Indianapolis
1<;?. Yc-ti rday afternoon wind and showei * ol
nun wi re reported from New Orleans, La., Buffalo,
N. Y.. Burlington. V , and Erie, Penn, Storm sig?
nals narc been ordered along Ibe Atlantic coast,
brisk nou th wes! winds being expected.
I e telegraph companies have been suffering the
damage iui-iuentsl to a storm of any magnitude.
^ '?*?' rday aft* moon bunine*-! wa ? almost at a -tan 1
*il! at lite var inns telegraph offices in thia eily.
ll" rover, tbe damage c .u*- d -i delay ol a few boura
nely. I lu- in ;n igers "'. the telegraph companies are
of tbe opinion tbat tha storm baa paased over the
great lakes, and will lose itself in the Atlantic
Ocean m the neighborhood ol Newfoundland.
1 hey do not expect anv immedletc ebengeinthc
temperature "t New-York City,
VISITING BITES FOB THE WORLD'S FAIB.
The Committee on Sites ol ihe United Sta
termttional Uommisaion, eoinpoeea ol Samuel li.
Hains, (ic neral Charles K. t.raham. !'-. li. Vu ker
? 011. Thomas McKlrath, Thomas Butter, Unfits
Hatch, and Colonil Myer A ? li yesterday ufU-r
noon visited tbe sites known aa ii"- Manhattan
s'luai'* and Morning and Kivereido Park sile*, \r
11 ItiiIit! lan ?-,:i.irc site, the L'oiiimitttee was
mel bi I'rofessoi Bb kmore and Mr. ( unstable, one
of the nu*'' 10I the Museum of Natural HUtory,
'?ia 1- and plans were produced. The Coin mi lieu
linn drove through thal poition ol Central Pnrk
tiifluded in lin- grounds, and afterward pr.led
to 1 " ilii'l-'in Uiver front to ;.-'?? t.nn the
of tie- st iee Ja and the dot kai 0 facilities. The 1 .
mittee afterward examined plans ol tin- Morning
aud lin en-nie .sites, showing tho apace to Lc oceu*
pied bv the various buildiuga, ami thon rode over
tlie entire grounds, 'Hie Committee proposes to
visit other suggested Mles next Saturday, ami the
following week will lear t!i" advocates of thone,
sites which have been viaited, ai tte office of the
('"iniii; ision, No, 31. Broadway.
sri; IDE OP A BTBEET-CAB CONDI'. TOB,
Frederick Lauti . age twenty-two, a conductor
on thc Sixth Avenue Bailroad, eui In* throat nnd
bleil to death ye lei lay morning, at Mo. 338 les'
Forty-first- t. Ho esme iu utter midnight, di
because be bad io.1 83, nearly two days'
Hi landlord*, daughter, who mel bim al iln-h.h.c.
tried *o encourage him, bul Lamec replied that be
waa tired of his work, and dbl uot care to live am
longer, Before the :m! contd realise that he waa
i'ii nile-', bc ii rev a 1 ?/.ni ii rn 1 cupboard and cn!
bis i nett. 'I ,,'? you ig woman's sin ic.
ne nm?:.it s tn tho house '" the room, but Lautte
wa.* beyond Lumen aid. II" died soon after,
BMALLPOX IM A BOABDIMG HOUSE.
\ ca "ol smal pox waa discovered by tbe li':.!iii
1 Iffit .1 reek in an : n 1 ie u " lenling-bous -. t ho
location of which, s well bs ii'' namoofthc p.i
1 -. 1:? t. 1!" \ refuse hi make public. The victim of
tbe disease was a commercial agent who bad jual
lei HUT ii bom ll I 111-1 Iles ? It'lll to l'l, I lilli'". I >m I , ??
way bael he st";.iie.i ai Philadelphia, and there
probably 1 ontrac ??! thc die un . I ch irac er ??: 1
iii cn ve n il immediately after il bad broken nut, two
weeks after tbe agent's arrival in this city, aud he
a a* ai once removed i" tbe Kiverside Hospital. 1 be
bouse was thoroughly tainig ited,
BETUBN OF W. JI. VANDERBILT.
WilliBmH.Vanderb.il 1 turned yeaterd 1 from
l-'aiim;": by the \Vhib .*'in Line steamer Britannic,
ilia trip has lasted lour montos. The greater part
of tue lime was apent lu Paris. Ifesterday aft r
liootl Mi. Vinni' t 'ult drove DOB Of his levon te teams
in Central Park,
A PBOCESSION OF si EA Ml Es.
CLOei ni' rm- mTH.'i w- BBBQl 1 1 r.Nrr.NN'uL 0X18
bbation of BAtrrtMoai.
Bai.ii.M'iiik. Oct. IB.?Tba affldd calabra
ti"ii "i iii.Hi nu 111 ol Ba timon*, I. 1 yeera ago, waa
celebrated lo-daybyepi .Bon et steaaaersaad tai:
incite ruc iiu". aii'iiii tun m Bamber,decorated, and
ln:tii> Willi h.lints nf 'iill-ic, rend /.\.i IO Bob
low, boots tin- 1.saan it ?. The Urge li e .1 cn*, v. ( . i,.,
tr,ii'c, wini tin- .M.in.1, ll. tri'tir Board, city 'iii lalaajul
li iiii.i set -ts. ii h. na ni 1 tn.iiiv ledi -, 1 1 the Msrylaod,
with ne tabers al the Boan! of Trade the Cora and Flour
Bi lumge, leading merehsals sod lavin ti guests lay el
lin- iv Inn ves ut tin- fool ut Stilll list.
? 1 alb 1 lOo'eh-cl iii- tug-boats,.lereommead
et (ea inm..te Alexander Jones and Captain it. m.
Bpi illngs, as chief iii.ii'.'ii-ii, moved up tee lui'inn, anti
winn ii,ci reached .-mil. H.the Letrobe, followed bf
nu Mmi.ii.ii. ii ?! tin- in-nee.-;..I, ti,mn ree barber. At
tin- s nile linc it t. m. lb Bl "f largShS] -!? ui'.T .in! willi
.?acii lie!; crowded wita people, Moved troai ti
mi.ti sis sod fell In lin- In).', n.:i.i.vnl by tbe tag
1.1. Lain ic i' - 1 . ? 1 c 'i .
delia snd Keanarge. Ij ai: below Ilondereon'a tfharf,
\ la ii ?! a sala 1 U a .mi-. ,
;. I In li> tl,, wi. *!h "f IM *l.'.t,?c: | ,,,,,(
tug-boat . Tl e rei nu ? emt
ii,..a 1 ,' 1 ; .rn lien '? ni"' ?!- anti mi ...,, .,,
11 rei i.n - cutt! M I I taeri venue ruttei 11 .
iii .11 v.. "1 Pii 1 idi li l.t. cece gai ] .. 1 01 ... .1. 1,,,.
i'i. 'I ill lill "IT I 'll
1... 1, u ? move 1 down lae harbor, 1
unii sbipptua und ' ore ci us a, tl ??. itu ?
i .cl lilli,inc
?
ul I .111 Mi in .1.1 were 1 nu itlj i "i".. 1
ict sa fin ii* lull 4 iiii.il. abeie liei cusin
si 11,. 1 cu, ,,i.it tbi inga moved .round lbs Poi t in
al ri turning wei ? rcvRtweo "i j,] ?
ctn 1.ti- lunn thu 1. it.?
Alli l 1' '?" ll 1 ' * ill Ile |0W I mi -
.: .III. ! 1 :.. ? ^ lI|l(
I 1 III." re i"il I- lilt li 1 IO III IO.c r Un ll
|tTtl I 111 II1SS...L ? Ill '. ,, I I.||. fe. Ul,,
(Ota a. l..lill-i.i_rut kihi- ... J
clinic Ul hs I VD El.\ I ! U7 J,
Tin' Uiui ni John Daniell & Boo, at Broad*
til-'., ii i long been noted Ior tbe qoalitj
ii. sod trimmings me -iii. depsitmenis iiii
1 ti e Mt t.ti an iiiiii-nullv lie i- -?! in., iii .
i. ; ?: lc* III Def I BS, Veli" I,ice tl,
? i i n!.: ii ii. ..'i n iii i ano are more varied In de I i
? ci' ii fore. Tbe ruin brocades ihoe tue ? i. t
j l"t iii-! ia a ci. ,,n hi,in
rub huge uuflow.rsia rich gold and brown onion
,, in c ut lin- tn tm ? iul pat as,
h a i ?? i ? ?,'. t a m.isr uni ii ? forgot ?
? I ? P cl 111 III 1*1 . *, ?
nut ool] I " I * ' l ? ?? ?' , " i. '. tot os Itu
'ti" a Bera li
ibidei i a ks un
ut ri . a ni ti i'. i and .ii.. ip. i,
i i . ure tc . i (ultu
i mil ncr H nu. i ii. ii
ie i ? >u! c.' i turu .. .? "i i ni nt 'f ii ti . ,n,
li ii.itel ' ip , bal tell aili ul cn .* paltl lo Un
um.ullin.*.unimHim.nub itiiii in tthamiag thea tu tin
HOME NEWa
PflOIONENT ABBI VAL**.
Fifllt .fi-.i-Hr* Hotel Senator J. I>. Cameron, of
?iiiiiMVlviii'la : Maliir I). (I. -iw.tlm. nf Mentor, lilli" ?"lulim
et I III, ,. ft -I i.illlls lll'l .lll'll-'e J 1'. I'MlllHTI. "f ll'Stl'll.
lt,. Vi*, "tint ?;?'ll'itt'lv mn l"lm Miiiiiti",
t |.,,i, -i ?* ?, iii- ? The lion. (?iiiitn'iiii lu'i.ii"
n.i...elf w. M.cir..e. "f niiiu.mitt* lim.liilui
" in.name ,, en,t.? ? w.Dorsav, of Arkansu*.
ml H. ncr il T. (?. I ttr'i.-r. I - A .IfniTiiian Haute
,.,,!.,I |; g. Ill tc.nf MI*Hl?-l|i|'l, BBd l.liiiti"i.inl toloncl
'.'rmi lai'i .1 da Kerliri'i*n unit t'ant.'ilii tu* la Cli'T.', ut
?,,,, i'ulniii-1 Jnliii flay, uf < lc ilmitl...
Motet lean W. smj ia, "f aiBaaF*
m:\vyokk city.
Sashes are won willi nearly nil new costume.,
Scarf-like dreaetiea Bia oo late imported eoe*
unii -s.
Peeebesof theaaaeoaef 1880 have disappeared
rom the market.
M8k Lewis" flour ia advertised ia it Third-eve.
rocer*a a Indow.
Deaths bul week, co;); birth* 503; merriageB,
50. The lioltce JllTi-sletl t 217 pcr-olis.
Pnngn and benda made of loopa of chenille are in
ivor and make a soft end pretty trimming,
Baiblingia inereeaing in tbe annexed ilisirnt.
inc contractor baa over LOO bousea tn bend.
Embroidered eaabmerein patterneof live yu ri I..
sch i.i -mill im- trimming plain caabm ire dreesec.
Mt ii inui inn s can *4!iH be "ecu bathing al tbe piers
long tbe East Kivcr, despite tbe chilliness of the
aler.
Filling and nadine One-hundred-end-twenty
fi ii-Ht. from .Niniii-uve. tollu) Boalavard are in
rogn s.s.
Tiie Imt water from the eogincfl on tim derated
eds often raina h women'a Bilk dress or a man's
esl coat.
Short drem skirts bn made fuller this wiater than
eli.re, and tho drapery is all moro or le-s
hiiiili'ant."'
New "trouserings** Io a Bowery tailor's window
re Labelled "Superb.1*1 Oddly enough Southern
ray predominates.
The bodj of a yonng women ah nit twenty years
iM was found m the North Btw yeeterday, SI e
? its dreseed in brown.
The attempt nf a Chi naman to master the Yankee
eeompliahmetit of whl tiing ia some, lt ing fearful
ml wt'ti'li rfu! to he;ii iimi h. holli.
Tbe tannera, who beve been aeeoBtomed to nae
art ol Pourteenth-at. aa a market um now pie*
culed hv the vigilance of the police.
Thomaa Dolan, of Tbird-ave. and Oae-haadred
ti-t-t tn rt nt ti- *i.. wu* drowned in the Hudson River
lonilny. iii.* body was found yesterdey,
r.-n and i':k sketches by Sarah Bernhardt are
i apley ed in tbe Perk Theatre. Tbey represent
ce ne a in which the divine si nu os; 11 appeal tu
lite average weight of newspaper metter tor
ranted from tbe Nev Y- iii I'msi Office during the
i-t three moeths was t went v ii re ions a dey.
The sunken lots betw cn On**-bundred*and*forty*
.gbth and Oue-hnndred-and-iifty-lirst-ste. and Sev*
nih ami Ligbth-eves. h.i ve bean filled up and
Bined.
r..Tir.*.(T Kofi ." CgRTB,
Tl a stepa ol l be (Itty Hall Station ol tbe Elevated
teitroad arecrowded lust before 5 p. m. by persona
raiting for tbe r-ne t.t fare i" be cha iged from lo
'I .. C TlLS.
A W.i.MAN's WI IKSKss.
lire, Tom-Rl-Jon. moth >r A ll i vernier and Retalia*
ion, he lihc*.il i.u: in Broadway again wltha
lev,- suit. Mic is perticnlar y proud of tbe cm ni'
u |-1 masers,
AIUDl irV'IKM UP* Till! Vt'I.M*. I't >: I: I-M \ !!T. AI.
The Nelson eonrt-martial yesterday received the
eatimony of Hehir H. B. Mizner, 8tn Infantry', sa
.1 iii" good character of thc accu cl man. The
nun. after rea ling and correcting tbe icc iii*, ad?
nu i ucl um ii .\.>\ ember 1(5.
siAi.i him. voa a iiissinu wira.
Denis Ryan, a former employe ol tbe Sixth Avenue
tailroad. who two yeera ago wee compelled to po
1 ne! for his health, is sean bing the city for
ila wile, Margaret, wbo in Ins absence found era*
iloymcnt aa a aervent girl and whom be cannot
mu Uiui.
\ni' Y) I ArCtTSTOMI D TO IT.
Vinemt Mayolaki, a si.maker al No. til Hast
leventy-aixth st., who bas repeatedly charged po?
la nen withe libbing hun, comnfaiiicd yeeterday
ii mi jici in i eui"'i: Walling thal lie bad been ci a ii'uti
igani l?j i. - poll iiien, who dragged bim from bia
? .?. n -t." ii and abu* il bim shameful ly. l'lie matter
. ti! in- love I Igatetl.
N'll If't'KlVlvli AT TRR IM-I'IIAI..
Jobn lill ni:", a sailor, just arrived from New**
ii lei ii-, !?.. tn,! iii sith fever tuesday in bis board*
iig-bouse, in No. 136 Franklin-st He died lu tbe
?? niac on tbe wrv n> Ibo hospital, lt is charged
l at ii was n in*"'l adm) sion to tbe Bellevn ? and
'liam ina s Street Hospitals fol lear j li t he I ail yel
ow i' v. r. I! proved to ba Cbcgrea f< rer.
awi v: RS ai;Y I 1' Vt. UKI.'. BOMB.
The anniversary exercises ol sr. Lake's ll"*iu; fur
[ndigenl Christian Female", al Madison-ave, and
blighty-nintb '., will take place to-morrow al '.'.
t. m., in Mn Church "I the Beloved Disciple, od
oining the Home, flic institution will be open to
.".slims [rom I 1 o'clock. Fancy and Daeful articles,
Dany of them tbe work "i tbe luinatea. will bc
,, red for -ale.
I wi.i.'TN lin.li IN $2,''Oil mil..
Justice Morgan, in the I.*- \ Market Police Court
...,e.'\ atferuooti, bold .'I. . Louisa Langbein,
be tuoiber <>f Civil Justice J. C. J. Langbcin, in dc
liiuli of ,f2,00O, on two chartres ol a ault and bat*
.ry. Du Sunday, September IO, Mrs. Langbein
.,"?', cl water oil Ama!, -al hunch, a!'' ililli', of
S". li'i \m ii..:.-*i., nui Philip Morris, six years ol
.... 107 N nani _-.-;. li.ni waa furnished.
m.. vi !. ri.id i HR l-i;i'l :?? IN li Y ..I :> lOB.
li . Herman Mohr, ol Nu. 81 ltiviugton-st., baa
been aradually growing blind tor some lime, "i --
|. ni c, a d at li cert il cal ? ? i ? i i i. tura wasreci ive l
rn the Hine.i Vital Statistics, Accompanying it
was the following note to thu Begister, wit.i.n
with a dull pencil across a scran ol paper: "lir.
: ? I nu now entirely blin I, and
cull;! t.o: wntc tho certificate myself, I write this
uoto without seeing any tiling, li is my last case,
ts I am i" retire, aud probably to be operated
i in- I.- ti ol tbe notice, save tbe name,
li- lilian Muhr, "ni illegible.
BROOKLYN.
John Walter, age thirty-five, of No. 181 Stag-g?
ut., in a quarrel <>t Ju ie 28 knocked down Michael
Ulrich, who*..I struck on tbi nidewalk, . *
tenta) raoruing I Inch died from Ins injune and
( ii plied and Hine, of tne Sixth Vi, cim .,
arri steil nn .Av r.
[homos I'yle, an Englishman, forty-seven yean
old, ol N". 100 1'hi'ni' ive, win. has hen in 111?*
hahn of getting tlrunk aud beating his wife, yes?
terday exten led bi etti ntioi ? to his father-in-law,
Thomas MeCatfrey, seventy-three years old, injur?
ing bim n.i ??' alli and about tbe f ic >. I*, li
ari UmL McCatfre.i was taken to a hospital.
JERSKY CITY,
A desperate fight look place at 2.o'clock*
day un nun' between Pi anciaco Thoma, an Itaiiau
tailor, and bis wife, in their room., at No. 81) Rail
road-ave. Dunngl lenflrai tbe man setz da razor
and Bttemp td to it his wife's throat, Rhe
nen amed i'm bi lp and di fend) il ? erse!! v. itu a be ir
. ia--, t in nm.' In i- lm -ii uni'* heiii nfl ii. Patrolman
Flannagan mealed ['burna and be was arraigned
i'cl..iv Justice Peloubel yesterday. He wae sent to
,a,l hi default ol 9500 I.da to await trial.
NEWARK.
Bishop Corrigan, nf tho Roman Catholic Diocese
of Newark, yesterday received Hom the Cardinal
Prefect ol the Propagiind i, Cardinal Simeotii, ;i let*
t,r 11 ht :.tin giving him notn.i hisappouitnieul as
coadjutor arc ibishop to Cardinal McCluskey, The
letter, which ts written in Latin, ia dateil Septoni
I, r30. Hie apostolic brief will be received in a
few ni'. *?
STATEN ISLAND.
l'i ii i BictmoRD.?The total receipts for tbe i at
\ c .i . ! tlie free school al Pori Bicbiuonil were, with
the belan '? ou band, $6,323 76, -while the expenses
wcic.-ti,:.ii'a>.
N' \v-l'n; un rn*.. I line young men from New*
Yi'il- were arrested at New-Brighton Pridav night,
? i ealing a watch Iromeuruuken meu sleeping
in tbe big li wey, rhe prisoners will beve en exein*
Ina i,a. i.t [ore Justice Beeton,
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
\\ lt liam iiiiii'i'i .?The town of Williamabridge
i-1 ntii. li (ree I rom debt, tbe school bond having
hui ire ly paid np. With the year ending Sep?
tember 110, lhere, si n a surplus of fl, 100 in the
ii. a-tiry.
Ti i h.uii'i. rhree Iml-, ulm gave then names
:t - l ie ncc L. Crotty, agc aiz cen j Frederick VVootU
rich, ?-" iM' ? it. and Patr i k White, age fifteen, ol
I uf gabor, w_n lodged in tho Count] Jail al NV ii ne
Plains yesterday, on i nhargo ol baviuf bru alli
asuaulted Miss Josephine Augu.i.i Mastortmi, of
Li luxvillc.
bonnets the inn. Ives. A lan**, stook of oitrlch fnathern
mi I tips lu shown, ut very low priced. Thc Hinek of r'.ly
lunn ls linite unit varied, uiui cnn lulim na .lice and warts
In ntyli-8 which ure ho fasttlonsble lUBl BOW, In lmMi-ry
the latest stoektags are in plain ?oiid selsrs wita ese
trsBtlng I'lncU*, or In I'icncii ribbed Style, showing many
different oolota Milk hose sre h_avt_y embroidered on
tin. instep .'ind ap the front, ur lace is tasarted und Ikea
embroidered.
THE EPIEOOTT is NEW-JEESET.
Loni; liiust it, N. J., Oct. IC?In tho lout
few (luy* the .;ii/. i'i: v has broken nut to an ii.minni;-'
eaten! ta icveral towns sloeg ti"- bobbi la see unto
stable at Asbery Park nil lin- cattle ure llefc, but as yet
tm ? isa ii as proved fstsl. aii et tito m-.tgn hows sf
Sharif ir Bdrteksoe, ai Bed ii mk, hove brea xiek with
thc iiiul.? I v. lint BN unw Improving, nie iiorin** in
Long Branch, Freehold arid Key pun stables bave bad i
mild attack ot the -l-itsi*.. . fatal casa only ticing
rv poe ted.
BSOBOANIZATION OF THE EEADINO.
PHILADELPHIA,Oct. 13.?Thouin-* \V. Powell,
the represeniellve "f the BngUi i Boedholilera ?if the
Paitadelpfcta and Beading Batlread b.-nt .-? eoeaeltetton
lo-'lay with Mer. ta. LCWil A f'lldivcll, two of
ti.ii reoetvers ol the Beadles OosBpanj. 'lin v
agreed to call a meeting of dtree.org to dtacana areor*
gan zjtitiii of tbe Re idlng RaUro ni and OOel eeapantea
MA BIA fi IA Tl: IA. IQ ENOS.
MIIflATVaa ALMANAC.
ro-oAt
Bas rises. Bits i aaa sus.. ... "ci. I''!''-. Blew.14w.44s
Munn "t-. ju.' | .Moot. tOOttS.ll .(!) I U00-r*l ._;??, .I.ty?.l.
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I'A ss ES<i ERS . I ll S / VEIL
veoa LivKiuMoia? dy sn maerr bbitabbio,
A seo! 1, Mr OleCgB-T./B McKee, Mr
Anorsrle Mr HoHbrook. Mrs I." Wsfertsa Bf J
mill Mi*. MBMOrsce arni.Ms
ll n ,.f VV Retiing, Mr Mayer, A
.Iltoon, WC Hn.ni.lt Matit-r tue rfcv J
Batsman, A F! Ham-Wley, J W Maynard, Dr
Breed, i.n: nev j) rt sad Mi** Muon, PH
ami Mr.. iii vin in, thc lli-v W Morgun. Ii I"
Barclay, Mr il.ic?eil. tim Ilt.v \V .Maurie'.vs, V,
Bloch, -t M Von dec Hr* and Kits
Hell, lt.Ji Il:i.r*!iiirne. J M Mm K
lliutl ", J if SB I "rs Umtali. I Et
Burrow!, Mrs3 tt .Mi**, Seuimo PsISMT, MrsOS
Burrow*. Mrs J a Mlaa Klleo niaa
erasa **? i*' Hair. Mn ii Porter, vv it
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Mim Marni H. it/, lt il . 1' ? -mil. Mr
ULM I, Mir**, i: Mri l- ii
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( tillii*, t) a lin ?. A .f Reed. In "T ?
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liiii.ni I. !( net mt vi Bl i .'" I, MtSS il
an I Ht* .I.e ,.-un. MW8 R Hie*. Mr. .vt
Hiv s. Mist M Jones. Mil* -".vin, ?.
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c. i; Jo'iasim. Mr Mai i. Pheo
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loInni, Mr ttie! Mt* .in ' Mi*
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aud un McKeevi r, BnO ? at
I-., .^i-i.il l. Dr US an.: liss Wat-on. Ulto
;,;, i Mn, an i Mi**, a WBsslss, Mn r
M,i*ttr i-J Mi 1 . Mf iii 1 1 i-i
ci,ti tc, i' Munroe, J Wilke., ti
Gilmore J C MaUiewa.C A WtltlMia, B
Mien.I Mi.il M.t.i. Mr V ll mn ker. I. ft
linen. Mus Ma whal L, J Mw Jobn sad
i.Tiiirt, i. i; anil Mina '- CBildn B
Mann, f ll W.il'i ,. \
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Beek, B un. Mn Q sad Beean, v mim
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i; c a !, mis I. ami Abraham A Wurdrmaan. Mm J
child Hi iiiii-- ur 1 Bad ciiiiuruo
Mrs .**? i ??!. I Itiilira, v
U ,i r 'nc I. *?? Igi I, W Hil." -'.I
Colin ;i*J sod lum tubal, u Alt* B
itt a (i rn. .1 Ui ?:t. i;
mt* -i :...fi-irintil.M Mock, Mrs Bsad
Bmn, M c 11" i children
hi h. .tumut. Miss llaiu.Mli. MlM -M" k, in M
t hoi ii *"n, "i imB it , .it. i. vv j .vc ar, i
Uti im. um. ll ii tc t*. if in .ronner. Miss
ll c ?? tit, V li" -nenin, Mun Biro tc-', il ll
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. ._? ... "'?* |. .l.s,.rll"elt. J Bl lt/ I, g
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. , i i. v Horse!, Mts
. i ? Melli , '' -elia is, il
ira 'I vr ; i, Ml ? I-, .iri'l Mtokon ikl 0
Iii ri nana Mi* I v cul ros Bkokowekl, I*
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> innis'ii Mi-* T !?: nu. Mw 0 H.incliii nu). A
' ina,P. I Si fi t. Miss P
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Harris ..i '1 -* ititi eli : -i--n Mu li t Mun _.
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? i: t ? I .iti D
,i, n I." arenet-.il, I* . ml child
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li A il"t delmer, Mr- I; Ko itg. lt
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SHIP NE irs.
PORT Ot N ...OCT. ld.
ARRIV-CD.
.ir Brttsnnlo (Br), retry, Urerpool Oet 7 sad Q
'' "? Merral Bade. .?.'?.' hm. in J WQumtard
itrOlt*. "( <?? nm1'"*- nsiar. SsTannsh i Bara, m i>co
Ystr -Uchmond. Stevwia. floefolk. lo OM pominlos Sn co.
-t, -fe, I.m lin I'll ra, Murtolk. to OM --' "?
Hl'rBreaT.t' i SorfolB, moid Doini u ion 8a Co.
..,',?, na tte, Uambnrg 37 dara, artie mase
t.itir, e." %'?-? i io I li " Ungi r. . ,
'.',,' ,. , ,.f v..ni".mil. S H). Perry. Liverpool le dara,
. ti,,.1,1*1 i... ni'??? .1 *?? n noni a ii"" !"?
?Viiipiliza McNeil fut ThomssloB), Morton, R sJl 39 ds-rs ls
^i"S,^wTownB"7Kt%mond.Me?.^ I sUaWO
.:[". '?.?.. iii it in. ii'iiti'. eta loonier: vsassl te Jsmsa Ut vu
WSlllp Ariel S i I'-t'Ticll, r-harpiicss HU ilnv .. in let .. - t"
, ' 'y!'?A '-cit up, Stcltll. M lill)'!, Ul -,'llllUt to
in i ' mi ii " Del "ii ? Co
"',.,',. oi vari ilrin. Molllno. Amaterdsra ??'.' lara, witt
,,,',;,,. leiie'- worden veanoi to Au*tiii Baldwin __ Co,
r ,,?...,.' . ill.l.ivs, willi
""V/v. .-. i.e. H..tra sa
? !.. - v aspltoJ VVPart i .<?<'".
, Kiduuwnv. i ? .ii . i-.ii'.t'iel.
non ii Brown .- Co.
|NOI I. Cir. II i" "l '? '? la !?
Reimt rs, Wes rv SM das hint
c. lt. ll.lil.l.st
.',.'','?,? g0i . rseobsen, Coras i S. dara la asl
.
with empty barnrla -oordei rt iel to Benham. Pukering A
era tnt -t indrewa, N Bl, Thoa
.Ines 111 ha '
,n. N in ne.ti. i.ici;. ..-I
,.i to J W Hark i -.?.
''"??',?il,'i'"|e.'!'i'l-'e."M:il.*l.*lll.of BBd '-'.' divs until BsltSS, Hull,
,..,,,.c.. LoortliT: . ? ? . I . .. c iii .v ' .a
? 'in i'-."..".. iv tr. ol ami lodaya umu Bl Job* N ii. witt
,.,.", T'cuT'st it.tiii. a n. -rita ista to at
"'?"i.r'v r. pciy cf Msebl a . Perry, Oiaad .vm.*, nth spa
. . et ami fj days trow nt Jem, a b, with-fats*
"'7 :;'!,.i 'il ' ..." crocker, Pornandlna 14 days, wtth law
kairi,, ni lei \ rathol ??- "
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'"'Vi.;11"1.1'?,.--!? i. ; . it"". "t iimi 10dayl rro_B Windsor, a
-; ic i'i ' i ci' r I" I VS Itt Mai. i.
'-,,:,' j'.s.f sniltt, WhlUng. Ma v..tli leaiiM l to B1B1BISB.
,'.,, i I, -. 'ir. it nt _-or. wltb lamber to
.., Kt-ou. llangor. with lumbei to order,
SJ, i .,,,".1.1111.i" Ki li teran ker Ice Co
Sp r li i..? i? ?.- Crittenden, Virginia, with railroad tie-.
c .. ,,. Biub, m Iner, Virginia wittpotatoas.
s, in tlleawo-d HU a. Kt.-iiui"" '. " itt coal ter Albauy.
?-.t.i A iAi'-"ii. t-O-elaad, Vlrglala witt n""<l
huN-HCI v.i nii-vt r-.ni'iv Book, iii'sci u ?. - Bloody,
ii,,. H.. ? kmi -te: ?? vt C n ti mi ion n: Wj ?
? I.IIAIU.11.
?in \ ,i'tiira'!-.ii, Muir.iv. LoadoB, Hendewoo lin": Egypt
,in , ...o'li... "..Mn.? PWJHorsti CU ?' beater lllri.
k iv r -?'I i'i '* ' ii-i""". ???'?'.'??'?? Mlake Pew
i'i" lin ti,tl-" nml lienbam. Pickering A C.v. Ancborla
.urViieddo.wi.k.4lla-igow, 11 ender wu Bron Mecsai tOeri.
,!' ' rmi nc ?'? i in I ""l" "."? "'>'?'''' ? '
,,. ' |?,.,|,-. ,. ll,'.cc, IT.H.T. I ..l\cv I ... ."li ll ll lille, HI I,
(, ; s st 'di .nain ui Porta Phi'lm Broad ' o; Saw tirlesua
;?- ,,, , ca. . ..ir. .v s Minali Morgan CUy. Ad
'? , '.iM'.H, IcellA MOW t.i. len. l.t. ni, lief*, wu
;''.;,: win pei ?'- a on i.v. eicc. vm nett, chane*
i ., I vv'ui i ind V' ' '. I'lim ilihsou. Iiavr*. lieoraetos
.' i "\i... imu ia. i i. -1 1- v. T.iiii.'. h. i ii*" "I -i.n "H. Kempt a.
.. . in ol -ni .mu.i?. Burrowa, k.>
v .?* -. .ie i:-.*' ??'.?' I' Mallory aco; llatl na Boaj,Weat
Purni Ta iiul i" "' " " "? "M """"^"' Walker, JJor
1 lill Pi 'UH ililli '!" ?lilli""-'. " 'I I"""'"'"!! I'S I .1. -M.44 ll IW
1 '"'ii l..t*"i Pbilwieiphta, Wm Pl l?d? *' ". I.pb ne
V. '.nei-c. ii.iiii.ii..J s Ki.-.ii*. Bataan, Hali, u B ?*
'? eue-iU McClellan, Wheeler, Bsa Pranetaco, Sntren
A co' *'weia (Nor), tioed. Uaabarg, Bsaasua. neaerlag a
i.*.,ikvnin-1Nii-i. Uiuiib-iTi. Dunkirk, Boettaaaaa,
i .i , Pol .li Cork for order; -rn
""." t .1. lt. a ? .ililli .?? i ll il'. ' .HUH I H. ' "e. Icier
te (Noi i, r. nm----, (iib
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i c-m ,i t- ., kui "i iV"H.
nus. j. ?."\ nu .VC" i-ii'icm i.n. law
v -ii radtug -?se;.i
? ?*'.. 1. I'.'k.alll.l ilial),
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... Liverpool; *n H ???"?? """, ?v,',> ' "* ''' "??'*"
1.' . net ll x'" ri'(?'? ? '? s'
; ..., ' mci I,, -.i .a 'in ",- Men iirleana,
m , . , % tut Pb i....' ? ......
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. .-Ill ,l.,l.
l.uluai* tba lau-* lo BlUUBSIil, M..jan lot luuaw-ie
treak wafer Nelli* g Tro"r, Portland. ft.ntlj.rn B^llo uu
muir for Hoi'imtire; leth mm, fdptoti, Oenaalas tlioim,*
vr Beran nt h. Min-n-suda. Tmtm t'liiri. tu- latter for -.nm,.
n I'i-i I it'iinait I'errv for Nt<w-York, Villi", i
Arrived ul,,i,si NsiigaUirt. al 1 atrrf.i: loth ni.\ Conrtw.
rae MatyT Kliuliali. Me lliir; lltii ln?t. -;i e 1 .tli \ma
itlanllr. th.. 'ai|.r .ir Pa ia illtb. Oil tr I riift. Lissie 7. Ultr
fl. Hi 'in i lt en t. ti ? mttiT at lalmoulli: Huh lr - . i _BBpSS_L
For Later Ship Wm?, \f nun. ce BBSSUA Pujc
lAUIIUIICHUI.
Thnii?amls nf tcpth ar* ian Wi cd from n*.g.
t t. Usa J.von's Toora Taburb aai aa ataoai
?
NEW DESIGNS
BILTON, AXMINSTER, MOQUETTE,
VI.I.VKI. HIM -I IB AM) [NORAH
fflanufacturefl by Ourselves
debbbbblt roH-.ua aaaaova bstail tkade.
THBOB (joni)-" WILL BB .TOOMS TOOOMBIBB TO
a DHOaUAL BXTBMT
_legai_ce in Style and Fin!ib,
Durability in \\ i ar. and
Economy in Prire.
WE AI.^O OFFBB AN I Xl i :.?!VK A-.-'U.'I BBB*!
I' IIKKISII, PBB3IAB AND BABT IKOIAH CAR.
K'lH, Iii us ABD M. .'-**. DOMBBTIO OIL CLOTH..
NO OTHBB PiJl.i_.r_AU PLOOB COVKBIBOe, vi
Extremely Moderate Kates.
l & J. DOBSON,
ARPBT MWli'KAf TCJRERfl AMD FM MAI I. Kl..*..
10 AM) 43 WEST MIM KTRBET, N. V.
john va\ uaasblek. Manaor.
- ..??-a
ARPETS.
ATTRACT3VE SALE.
600 Pieces New TAPESTRY P,R(:SSKraS
insigned t?? us br immediate salo. No Uam
'4dl lyt, perfectgoodfli with dtgMl linrdi'M
>natch. Some of tlie laest KigUah ir^xia
fi sin^lt.andiJoaiili.' wi-libs are included in
liis offeringi
Whole Pieces at 75 cents per yard.
USU Af, DI800VNT TO Till. TflADf..
[OQUBTTBa, WITH BOBDBBS, tlWi WOI'.TH 1260.
PLBBDIO AXMIB - i:.l.--*. *.' J.".; wo mil ..; ii.
Rody Bru.sselr*, Iir.m^n^e Stock, Newe?t
i M'Mi:-. Bcaat-fo] V.iile Border*, to Match,
rom $1 35 per va ni,
Ttuti Cv*. fl]_Tai:ii, l-npV.ih Oil <J.nilli. l.lcniiaa
inii'Tiiii. u'i '.c.'ir'Ta. v.'f itali tiArto iii. *<? penh* ssses-4
?uiv tor m-'ct". _ri'! sale os Mesas)*, Oe*. IB iiit^munf
uyers shouliicall early aaB ? -kc tUeir atai-rcUotw.
ii
., eiOSSLEY.
740AND Iii BBOADWAT, BBAB A-T' Ui'LAi.'K.
ESTABLISHED 1884.
.I.aUINBY&CO.
B38 BROAD STREET,
Mewark, N, J.,
(OilSI MAKER**.
FASHIONABLE CITY CARRIAGES.
LOAD W.t.UN*. AMI VKIII.'I.RS Al>..l'?'l.l- FOB
( OlaNTItY BBB.
rOBCHABBBfl AUK IBTITBO TO BXAMIBB OVH
1ABBIA0B8, which Wh: WA BB A MT l"it HUllA
IILITV, QUALITY AM' u.i. i.v.v i. m-' riNlBH.
t*7* N*. ll r.-n .N-i-at_ icit No tv Yurie R l_, f.ot U_?
".y-*t. Our laciory ailjomi iciimniis.
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Nu Mailes! Kaawteies Bi 'i i. I
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AU Styles of Antique and Modcro
FURHITUiiE.
t'lMlliKSlKUYlN AM ll-l.KVN.;.. ^ ...^^
vin d rOB ni" r vi', li ri;lt'i. i !>r.
WARREN WARD&Co.
7i mill .7 >t'ini- *(.. N?"vi*\ uri*
ii . lO
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ai'in BHtfVIUUtB _k c?u* itt* btottiwty. s.a.
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