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CONTESTS OF THE TURF.
OIM.MNG DAY AT GRAVESEND.
IHUMM ATTENDANCE AND INTKI.I.STINII ??rORT?ME?
MENTO, Hl ?HAUE, HINDOO, MOXIT?l! ANI? KED
I>IN(? TU WIN NE HS.
The first ?lay of tini ?iutumn niii-tiiiK of the
Coney Islaml JssfcSf Club, at Sheopshead Hay, yester?
day, *va? BatBSSBr- in all respects. The weather wo* nil
that could be desired, the attendance ?,.?? lar^e. the
track waecxcell.-iit. tbe start? were mud.? without nn
uetteesarv delav.an-l the racing was IntcrcsMng. It waa a
poor day f??r the favorite?, ouly two out of live reward
IMI tin? confidence placed in them. The BtSBjISS-BBS
TBB EBtttlB for the number of dtsaStSta, but neither
Jockcv? nor horse? were seriously hurt.
The first race was a scratublc of five furloni;?, for all
ages f'T ?? puree of $500. There were eight ut?miuiiU??ii9
?ml ?even starters,Huxnluim'sFranlde H.l>elmr?icriitclicrt.
The ?tarter? wen- Cook'? 1?. g. Wukefleld, 4 yearn, 115
pound?, M. Ms! SU-HS ; O. L, Ixirlllnrd'f? br. f. Me?
mento, _. H?, Urtili ; Wilson'? I?, ?f. Reporter, 4, ?G>, Far?
ley ; Hal'i'ock'a el?. ?- Sioux, 5,115, (Ostello; Jerome'?
ch. f. Ulne Lodge, 4, ll.t, Hughes; MolsetVfl 1?. f. Ilonnio
I-i-ie, 3, 1011, Flsber ; and P. I-irlllnril'n br. f. (?udivo, '_,
80, Ouley. Pool??Ilonuie Llzztc 9100, Memento 9100b
Bioux #.">0, Mue Ixxlge 93">, field $50. lJn??ke?0 to 4
ai'iiiii-d Memeiiti?, I to 1 against l'.oiin?c l.izzie, ? to 1
against Sioux. 15 to 1 each against Rim? Lodge ami Go
diva. und _() to 1 eaeh against Wukefleld and Reporter.
The first r.ttempt was successful, Ronnie
Lizzie nnd Memento having the advantage,
the other? being close up. The race to the
Onlsh wa? c.itttliie<l to the two lenders, both drawing
away from the ollurs. The llnisli was exciting. Me
liteiitt? won by a short neck, Bonnie Lizzie second,
WiiUellcl.l third, Sioux fourth, (?udiva fifth, Blue Lodge
Blxth lind Reporter last. Tbe time wa? 1:0_?4. French
pools paid $11.-0.
The ?ecoml race wim for ? purs?? of $."?00, the winner to
bo sold at auction ; one mile ami a Quarter. The starters
we: e Uabcock's eh. e> Ventriloqui?!, 4 tears, 108 pounds
(Costt-llo) ; Kvans's 1?. g. Rtister, -1, i?."> (Farley); O. L.
Lorlllard'e b. o. Rambler, 9, 77 (Lear.v); Daley's
C-.h. f. Rellona, 3, ?0 (Ilnggcrt.v) ; Dwyer Brothers,
b. g. Wurflelil. fi, 103 (McLuiiKlilIn) ; Miilkey's b. m.
R.u-nlie, 4, ;?:i (Maynard); nntl V. L-I_lprd_ irr. f.
fspark, 3. 8(5 (Onleyi. Esses WsB-SMQ100,Spark0>30,
Vcntrilo.|iiist 900, Rumbler $15, Rosalie $45, Roster
$15, aud Bellona $15. Rooks?f? to 4 agamst Warllel'l,
5 to 1 euch against Vontriliniust, Kan.Mir, t^park ami
Buster, ?tin! (i t.? 1 against Rosalie.
Tbe Mart was delayed by Busier, but when It come it
was an excellent imo. Rosalie. w.;ul to tbe front at once
ami was never headed, incr-asin| mV h-ail all the way
croiind and flushing winner by six length?. Warfleld,
the favorite, was at no time in th ? nice. Snnrk, R?ster,
Ventriloquist, Rambler, Wartield unti P.cll.nia came iti
the order named. The time *M L'ilu'i Prenota
pools paid $1- 00. Rosalie was bonghi in fur $1,050.
The third race was for a pur?? of $700; thi ce-* car?
olile to carry 90 ll???: four-year-olds, 1CM lbs. ; tlve ami
used, 114 lbs.; sex allowances; the triniti of any race of
heats In 1881 to carry 3 U.S., of two such races, 5 ll?e, of
tin.?- <tr more such races, 7 lt?p. extra: mile heats. There
?were only two entries, Hivy. r I'.r. tliers' 1?. c. Hln.loo, by
Viri.il?Florin??, I years, 95 lbs 'Farley-), anil O. L.
Lorillartl's??. ?.sir limili, by Wuverlev--Millie J., 3 years,
99 lb?. (I'rull) The race was rcjranlod by all ns a cer?
tainty for Hindoo. In the auction pools he sohl for $500
to Sir Hu.h's ->:.;",, ami the bookmaker? offered 12 to 1
agallisi Sir Hugh ?,,,,? ? to 1.1 against Hindoo. The*' ?ot
away on even terms. Sir Hugh **as thrett lengths in
front at the ?piattcr pole, and was allow, tl to hold the
advantage dowu the back stretch. At tuts three
quarter pole II in.loo had caught linn, ami
from thai out Hindoo was in tho lead. Be Won
l.y two and a halt length? la 1:48%. There
waa m? bottine ?:? Ik? second heut. Hliit!..o's jockey,
Farley, was replaced by Parkei, the former,' It was
claimed, being tuo li.lit to rule IBS celebrated hone to
tliel.es! mlviiiin :?? It was a ran i;.?v thing for Hin?
doo. He look the lcatl at the start, increased it all the
way riroiiutl, an.l won bv Uve, length? in the s!ti*v time ol
1:1 .'?. ricucii ?,.ois ?Miti $". ?d.
'l'?le chief H?teles! nt the day was eentrc'l In the fourth
ra???. It was for a parse of 91,000, $-_?to to tbe second ?
one mile an.l s kail Tin? entiics were Q, !..
Lorlllard- eh. g. Monitor, i>* Glenelg? Minx,
? fears, 117 pounds, Ooatello; l.M. Lilly? br. ft.
Wild moor, by Longfellow?Florence, 5, 107,
fPureell), and P. Lorlllara'a br. ? Parole, by Learning?
ton?Mai.i.n. aged, p* (Peakee). Monitor was the
choice .?'ih.? betting men, and In ?)?? poola brongbl .f";<?o
Bo Parole. 9135 ; wlldmoor, 930. Tie bookmaker? of?
fsred 1 t<? 3 again?! Monitor, 2? to 1 against Parole, and
loto ? against Wlldmoor.
Wlldmoor waa in front at tbe start but soon gave p!ace
Be? Monitor, wko at the three quarter pole was a length
tn front of Wlldmoor, wbe was three lenrtba n. ir?.nt of
Pande. Those position? were maintained until t!.. ri uni
wa-. passed for ib?? tirst time, wiieii Parole began ?"
work up ell.btly. At tbe end of the mil?? Monitor was a
flood length In troni of Parole, wko led Wlldmoor by a
soalh Proni that point *,*'iidinooi- slowly dropped be
luiu!, aad **ai out ol the race. At the t hi ee-.|iiarlcr pole
Paieie was a length behind Monitor. Tornine lui?? ?he
homeetreteh Feiike? plied the whip freely on Parole, bnt
Monitor waa too ta.*t for him ami won by two lengtha
aad a half la 2:37. Wlldmoor *.as twenty len_uit> bt.
liiiid Pan,!?-. French poola bald *7 15.
? n?! nu' steej.lechas,? OniehM the .litt's racing. It
waa fi c ? ? uree ?.r 9*350. 910U ??, ? h? ??.?.> id, and 950 to
tin? third hors??. T!,e starters were J. McMabon'a b. g.
l?evan, 5 years, 119 pounds (MeKee); Haley'a i>. m. Li/.
rte ?., ? yeora, 130 (Nolan); Oattaoaoh'a b. g. Highland
Fling, tiyeara, 11<; (Wynns); Beili* s ph. g. ti. Waahlng?
ton, 0 years. 5;('_? (Kobertaon); Robert Etrodley'a l?. h.
Dispute, 5 years, 128 (Morrls)l A. MoCarty'a t>. m. Dora
Doon, 5 years, HJ3 (Verplaak); L Han's eh. h. Redding,
aged, l-it. Pltspatiiek ; <'. Morrta'a .-?. ?. Ulli Mous.??, ?
?eara, l-l (Diosena). Pool??LUile 1?.. tri7.">. Ulghland
Img, il"., nevati, Dispute, l?..ia Doon ami Redding
B90 each, LUI) Mooeiin, $15. und O. Woaklngton, 91ft
Books?-j Ut ;i against liim D.44 to ? agolnal RediUng, ?
to l axai-ist Ulgklund Fling, ?; to ? eaob agalual Dora
Doon aad Devam. 10 to 1 against Hisi.uie, uni ^o toi
t-ucii agolnat Lilly Monaon sndO. Waanington.
The race waa exeltlag from s'urt to llnish,
ami was full of Incident?. of the eight starter?
uni.*? three came in. ?;. Washington went away with the
I'-iiil, imt bolted ul Ihe tirst Juran and was ,>ut of ih?.
race. Highland Fling, Llzsle l>. and Deven wen- in
Ike p???? .mill tbe fourth Jump, when Lassie I?, fell and
Peras rolled over her. At tin-water lump intra Doon
vas leading, with Redding aeoond, Lilly Mouaonthen
Went to the mint and led over the aeren th Jump, Dora
Doon s. coiei and Redding third. Tnere Dora parted
comitali*' with lu-r ri.ler. ?I the laatjump Lilly Mouaon
fell ami the nn. honie was between Rodding, Highland
Funk ami Diapute. Redding Uniahed two length? in
fron: ..! Highland fling, who was tw.-uty lengtha ah? ad
of Diapute. The time waa -I.I^. French ?.is paid
951 5o. The wlaaor waa hroogkt in by hi? owner.
CLOSE OF TIIK SARATOGA SEASON.
ENI? ?G HXWmi 09 900CE98PUX, ltA? I.VO?
VALl'A?AtSi?, TIli.l?A, llANCKulT ??? P09TOUA_D
TAKi: 1?? l'llIZUS.
BabatooAj Auk'. 27.?The raeing eeeson
Closed today. The programmo was a good one, tho
weather beautiful Then was a l.irne ?uni brilliant es?
SSO il- mBt present and lb?? trac!?: was faultless, Ifl the
Bret contest, a dash of a mile, Valparaiso aadkla fi.ld
beateli ??! i lie head of the homestretch. .Mr. Reed'B lllly,
Tli'tra, SjaVB an BSklUttofl of kSB won !??????? ?.;?.?? ami
Btu.viiig powers In the second rue.?, th,.? Baden Halen
ll.i?dicap, riuiiii'ig Ike tkreS ini'.-s in :.??.:..'i, Blthougb
flnisliiiu'in a cailler. I.aaciol'l took the. eoDBOUdatiOQ
pur-e, nml Poatguard Iks steepleckaaa, botb winning
easily, i'lierc were 141 r-ices run durin? the IfiSBOn. with
lio fallares ami no postponements. Th,? oliic. is of to?
day's vt-t-re : Jadgeoy Mr. lraiiklin, Mr. Oweas ami .1. W.
jJeClaUaad) UsBera, J. ll 9asHk sod ??. T. Vfiiliama;
Bit retar*, C. Wlaaliy; stari, r, QostgB Cud ?.* a'.l.iuei?.
I'irsl ra.?.? l',,tse | !',(), of wliich fSOtOtlH Scemi
kens| special coiulilious ; tun? mil? . Start rs ShaW'a
b. S. Val? iitiiio, :i years. :>3 jioiimls, Sheridan : Colulzzls's
br. g. Valparaiso, ;i, ?.?7, l!i-,.phy; Caiir.h?i's eli Q,
Churchill, .1, 100, 9tOV ali ; M ,p-is's eh... Kui.:?it Teni
piur, 4, ios, Doaakuei M__r*a k.g. Moak, 9, 9?2, t.
Btopky. l'oois?Kuii?ht Tin pisi. 9900 j Ckurioklll, 9100;
Valparaiso, 9150? 9eld 990, Book botttag??? toi
ngalnst ktiiiilit I'eiuplai?, 9 to 1 SgalBSt Vulparai-o ami
CitiircbiU, 90 to 1 ngniint Vuleniiiiti und Monk.
lo a capital start Ch nvhiil ??as the
fliet to sii tw in ihe bad, Valparaiso ??-Ooliti, Knight
Templar third. ? ?? the WSSt turn < luir? lull was half a
laagtk la front, Valparaiso aoeond, Monk third. At the
tinn? fililoiir post * iti?.ami?., took '.lie truck ???,.? lid to
the half-mile pole, when Valentino oaugbt him and
skewed the ? .? ?.. tke bead of the stntek, whore ha
-via in turn pained by Valparaiso, wko oame awn*? at
Ike aerea furlungs, ana after a alclrmiah with Ohurohlll
ami Kalght Templar wob by two leagtbs, Churoblll
mcoiiil, a leuiEtb in front of K ni ritt Templar third,
Valentino fourth, and Monk tilth. Time, 1;48V iiincl-.
?poo!?, paid914 f<0.
He? ,ud nut?.?The Ilatlen Hiilcn Handicap, a awoep
Mokee of 930 eaok. tm oaly $-0 if dei-iat-ed out, srlth
91 J)O0 added, of which ?runxto tke aeoond korae; three
miles. 1 mu-?ere l?iiomiiiatloiis. Maitcts: Bead's b. f.
Thorn, ;i year?, by Longfellow -?a?a? Ann. :??? ???.., Bro -
ph? ; T. H, Hit* i?' b. f. KUa Wartlehl, I vears.liy War Dane ?
? florae. <??_ |!,*., Moore. Pool?: Thora, iJi.'iOl?; KMa Wnf
Pcii, $:?<?. Boos-bettina?30 to t <?u Thora, i"> to l
a+:aiii?! ?. ? in Wertleid i.ila Warfleld took thetreekaadled
??? ih.? ?. si mile, both under a atrong pull. After i?as-<
ii.K the Maiiil Thorn lo.tU up the running ami BOOB opened
a gap. Mu sl trlt.l on tbe third mile twolciijrtlis in Iron I.
Mo?,re called on Klla Vt'aitl.lii to close up, hut the mare
waaezhuui'.ted. ThornfJulKhed in a cantor, KUa Warfleld
postea eway off. Time?Fim mil.?. i:n;>.: tw.? iniioa
?:32 : three niilea, 5'J:5?4? French pools i.ui.l 9&70.
Third raee?Consolation puise of ?jV|.'?ii. of which
91?H) i?> th. aeeond horse ; apecial weigh! condition?:
oue nil?' and a fur'ong. r>tarlcrs: H. Prior, |r>. It. e.
Lnniskiileii, ll >rs., ".m lbs., llroph> ; M. f oung'? ob R
Bancroft, ? jrra., i?>7 lbs., btovuii; Dawee's oh. o. K.n
kead, I jr?., lO? 11??., Warden ; Morris ami Pat ton'? l>, _
Kxplorer, _ yr?., ??i Hi?., Hration. p?m>Is : Bancroft,
?100; Held. ?r-!?'. BocB-betting: ato&agalnM Bancroft
?.". to 1 aifiuiist Explorer, uto l against Enulaklllea, In
u> 1 against Kinkead. Kaniaklllen, Bancrofl umi
? la Bee ?1 went away heatl ami bend. Ex].?
? end ran Into ihe fence. Enniakftlen looa tbe
track aud ?howisl tin- way to the Qoarter poat, where
_????.??G, who had cloaed a t.ig spat?.?, com? up aud took
first place. At the half-mile pom, Bxplorer was leading
an open length, Kntiiekilln second, Baaerofl and kin
??-??? ti-Mii)iig. On tho turn. KlnAeod iuoved up, headed
Kxptorer at the tive-elghibs, ami led mto (he .-?
Btovull waited with IJaneroft uutil the last furlong
poat waa reached, wheu he gave Itim l?a head, and ho
ahot ahead Ulte ? rocket. Bancroft won by ft fpiiprth,
Klukcuii acconti, ? loii-rtli ticforc Explorer ftnd Eiinia
killi-n, who inaile a dead heat for third place. Time:
l:?V7*ii. French pool? paid $8110.
Fourth race?Free luiudicaii atcepleehnae; P?rSSB?S0,
of \? t.icii.f ??? to?m sseoBd Borse aaa ?50 to tlm Mord;
tractiii.ial course No. 2, ?tl.ii.it one tulle ami ft half.
Ht?rter*?C. Keed'e eh. h. DtstBT?S?OS, Ai-od, 15R _a.,
Meuny; Lyuoh'a rt. h. Herbv. at-ed, 153, al?Bride? Ir
vinjr'a eh. h. l'ost?niir.l, axed, 150, MrOrath: Dawes'S
eli. ni. Basa, r> yra.. 122 : Warden, Unnn'a ch. h. M. C. Me
Douiil.l ? yra., 120, Louie. Pool*?Postgtiai-, BS55;
Dlaturbance, $100; Derby, fOO; field, B-10. Hook-bct
tln-f I to I on Poet-ruaril, '_? toi against Distar??BOB.
4 to 1 ft-*alii8t Derby, 0 to 1 iiirainat Kose, 15 to 1 aKiilnat
McDouuid. Derby went off in the lead and took tho
atone wull In company with Disturbance, and Post
i-ii.uil and ?OSS two lt-ii-ftiiH in the rcair.
Derl.y allowed the way over the water,
.lump nnd Into the wc-t in-Held, where. Mt-Orutti moved
up with I'oat (inani, unti took tlie lead in tlie buck at ret eh,
allowing a lemSta iu front at the Be.ltnont wall, Rose
eccomi, Derl.y third, Dlaturliance fourth, McDonald far
lu the rear. In the run aeroaa the fractional track in the
in-field, Derby went luto aecond pluee and took the long
Jump with I'oat Guani, but in crossiti?? the ?rest field
iiKiiin Post I'nard outran Dsrbjr, and came In a, winner
by four It-n?-tlis. Hose cam?? up fast at the linish luul rim
a dead heut with Derb? for second place; then tiiiiit?
Disturbance and McDouall aotnc six teBgt?I behind.
Time, 2;"i7. French poola paid $10.10.
THE FIRE RECORD.
A GREAT FIRE IN CHICAGO.
DESTftt'CTION OK A _?fiCM PoKK-l'ACKINO FACTOKY
?A LOSrt OK 09?I MILLION OOU.AltS FULLY COV
EHK.D BY IN8CIIANCK.
CbicAOO, Au-r. 27. ? A firo broke out
last c\ chi??? in .I.ilin Ilutelcy's pork-parkin-- fiu-tiiry, at
the I'niot. BBC*?" Yard?, in the factory 4,000,000ixniiitisI
Of meat were ;?toreil. Hate'.oy'e lose is ipir?0,000 OB the
stock ami $100,000 on the butldiii-r and fixtures. Peter
Mil icoeli. of Milwaukee, was 1 ho other principal loser,
his stuck in storo heini* valued at $.">0O.OOt>. Other
smaller losses will Mag the total loss ap to 9?,???,???.
The stock was s(. well insured that ifl ,0(K),(HX? represents
also nb.iiu the total insurance, which was pl?OS- in
amali ainoiints in SQSITjr all of the SB?IBBBlSS G??G?
eented in thia city. All the insurances are placed
thrnuirh the Bgency of W. tl. MrCormlok A Co., HO. 171 _S
Salle-st., which firm prepared the following partial list
for pillilication at a late hour last Big?tl
New IIanipahirc, of Manchester.82,500
People'a, of Newark. SL5O0
Newark City. ?>f Newark. 2,500
Fanners', ..f York, Pean. 2.500
Britten-American, of I.i.ml..n. 5,000
l'i.ion, of l'Ililutlelpltiii. 2,500
Liverpool sad London Bad Globe. 10,000
l'ire Aasocial ion . 2,500
American, of Philadelphia. 2,500
La C.iiilliir.co, of Parla. 5,000
Commercial, of New-York. -.500
Shoe ami I.tat her. of Boston. 2,500
Commercial (Talon, of London. 10,000
Buffalo, Ol li.itl'alo. 2,500
Merchants and Mechanic.?', of Buffalo. ?2,500
Newark Fire, of Newark. 2,500
kferehsnta', of Newark. 2,500
Star, of New-York. 2,500
Farra t-ut, of New-York. 2,500
St. Paul, of Si. Paul. 5,000
Irvine, of New-York. 2.500
Western, of Canada. 5,1 00
Girard, of Philadelphia. 5,000
Fireman's Pond, of Ban Francisco. 2,500
Continental, of New-York. 5,000
\\ atcriowii, of Watcrtowii, ?. Y . 2,500
Westobester, of Westoheeter, ?. Y. ... 5,000
liny ul, ot Liverpool. 10.000
Ninnarli, ot New-York. 2,500
.Ftuu. of Hart foul. Ki.ood
Harttonl. of Hartford. r.,?wai
WlUlamaburg City.,. 2.500
Kinbs County, of Hrooklyn. 8,500
l'ire man's, of Baltimore. ?,500
Queena, of London. 10,000
? inerii an ( cutral, ol Ne ??-York. 2,500
I ionic, of New-York. 5,000
si aiutarti, of New-York. '?'..-.no
Lam nr. 2,500
Metropolis, of Perls. 5,000
Anui-im, of t'iticin nut I._ 5,000
AI lea ia uni. ? .1 ? ?| I sl.ii r?;. ",?'?'?"
I ?Hitman'.? id' Plttabur?. 2,500
Crescent Mutual, of New-Orleans . 2,500
Factors' ami Traders', of New-Orleans. ."..(mo
Franklin, ol Columbus. 2,500
Mechanics', o! New-York . 2,500
National. ..f Hartford. 5,000
Sun, of Ncw-Orleaiia. 5,000
Total.1105,000
The linn bad allw placed stoat 1500,000 on the four
million ponnda ol proviaiona burned Tbe Immensi In?
surance is a bic blow to ihe Insurance interests, aa nesrly
every compan* dolna bualneaa bere bad policies on the
property. The agencies are su acat tered that no full Hat
.::.. as yet be obtained. The property destroyed waa
ai tua ted al Forty-four?t-et. and Pocker'a-ave., soil occu?
pied a block of frround, 'ih?- proviaiona deatroyed were
held by a large number <>f firma on ?varehouae receipts.
and it'??in probably be several dare before tbe naim loi
all the Ins. ? . ? :m I.*- aseertiilii.il. Mr. Hatelcv Bay? at>??.ll
500 n 11 n are thrown oat of employment. Jamea A. MUi
ler. of the Insurance Ann of ncCormlek ? r<>, sanine
iit'1 not tin???? a compan* doing bnalni aa In ? 'hlca-ro which
\?aj not reprcaented In tiax tu., except, peruapa, the
Pbtxnix, ot Hartford Conn., whit-? bad bal recently
again begun dolns baslaeaa bere.
To-day a Are bi ike out in the foundry at MoCorralok'a
reaper works, ri.?? loot la about $50,000, which is
covered by Inauraaee on toe whole establish inenL
ht. TRAM ?'????.-??: PARTLY D?-TROTb_a
Montkkal, Ati.?r. 27.?A Iii'" (!iis morning at
the Village of Bt. Jeaa Bspttst? destroyed nearly ever]
house on Si. Hypollle st. Daring tl.?? piOgTOSI Of
the lire th? roof of a stod fell in ???? Joseph N nul,
guardian of No. l> station, ?ml sen.nisi? Injured linn.
t??- hoasebold 0?to?? of several families were -?-red, bot
?i>nii!t twenty families In all wi re burned out, Tin*
lions..s were mostly one and two stories high, and man?
wer?? ot wood. The loss will probably am...m: to about
820,000, about half of which u covered by Insurance In
I.ugiish anil Canadian ofitess.
OBITUARY.
CAPTAIN EDWIN B. atOODIE.
The news was announced in fhi> i-iiy yc.stt'i
?ad ?f the tieut'.i, in Liverpool, of Captali? Edwin _,
Moodic, who h:wl been ter U? uiy thirty ii? ?? y? ars in the
employ of tbe Canard Btcaroanlp Company*, tie waa
born in London, snd when s bu re lad entered tbe sen lee
of the Cunar?! line. Prom the, lowest position OB a
steamer, he Brad**?Uy NU until he attained the r.tik of
eapta?i. Wag several years bo wss in oompand or tbe
ateamerCnba, bat be *vm tosi kuo???!! as the captain of
the Bothnia.? In is7."i be retired from s la*- aervloo
of tn?- company to accept a position aa member of the
Dock Board of Liverpool, which position he hold unti' he
died. Ko official esnse of death was received yesterday,
bat II was tit?>ii-'i.t thai be died from s cancer In tba
stomach. n<- was twice married, and be leaves a wife
uud ueveral children.
JAME8 P. 1). LANIER
Jama? F. T). Lanier, weU-known to the older
? eaertition of tlnuncicrs of this city SBd the West, ?lied
yesterday at an advaneed age after man?? ?ears of i|.?
eiitiin?- health. As a banker be waa connected with tho
state Bank of ?ndi:.un ami its Damerons branches, ii"
baa???-* house, of Winslow, Lanier ft Co., sod tbe Third
National lian! of New-York, of win? it be ?-.? the princi?
pal owner. Mr. I,anici? withdrew from active buaiueaa
over ten year? asjo, bavins arraueed for the continuance,
even after bis death, of tbe firm of Wlnalow, Laniera
Co.. limici th.? itianavi'iiieiit of his Bao, Charles Lanier,
aud ins partners, John W. Rllis, Edward i>. Aiiam.s,
Daniel ?. Bb_bid ami Edward Wlnalow.
M Ism AX A GING A PENITENTIARY,
Thaehargea agalaal Ex-Warden Bhevlln, of tbe
Kini-'s (a.niily G. nil. nt iar., wblcll w.i'i-itlliuleil to
last week at ?i m?-?i in?-*: <>f ilio Commi??onera o?
Cliiiri?ie.-i ?nul Cor,eclinii. \?i-rc made more fully ?it
? apeoial ima tin.' of the < ion???ssionarsyesterday, ?it
the ('entra! OfBoe in Fuit or. -?. Warden On ten, who
faahos the charge agatnsi hia pmdoti*a-s*-r, embodied
tin se iti his iirst anuu.'il report, whlofa lata par! M
follows:
The state of affairs that sxUted when t took otta rae was,
tosaj Ihe least, discreditable to those In whose care the
management ?'f the penitentiary bad been entrusted.
There ware no regular boobs to be found that would ?n
dlcate tin- manner of eonductina buaiueae, or the ::..io.uil
of bualneaa yearly tranaaetod un aeeounl ot the uenlten
tiury. Bverytblui-seemed to be done al ratidom, ?siih
?.iii?iur clearly defined In its manamuieni except In
eompete?ey and diahoneaty. The expenaes for tbe Ural
Bve moni bs previous ??? January, l^si, exceeded
the receipts by if.",?;!?; n:i. There Is every
reason to believe that, with a proper msnsge
niciit, the balance would have Inen the other way,
In causi-, for the seven innntlis since January I, the re?
ceipts are In aXMss "f the expenditure? ?7,(>77 580, which
??ill be settloteai to pay the defleteaey oaused by my
predeoesaor. This Is the first time linos the completion
of tbe Penitentiary that it has ever been Hi-if-sustalnm
or \ iehl'iig a revcuiie to I in?? eoiinly."
The present contract for prison labor with the Bay
staii? Bboe Company Bets ti"? t-onnty fifi5,000 ? .? - sr Icm
than the one that ex1sted for five years pant; tho State
appropriation for the mainteaaaee ol male convieta has
been reduced ti alxty-two and a hair oenta .ach ?? week,
ua sgslnsl ??i received by tb? former adtntniatration.
'ilio auiiu.il receipts from 1873 to I??1.? averaaed
B02,521, while less than 870,000 would have paid tbo
running expensea The pcuitenfJary has noi been self
suiita?tin-.', becs.use the aetual sumoer of prieoniira aas
frau.leiitly incl'c.'isi d on tin? luniiial reporte. The bo?,Ks
for the i'cceii't ami dlsebsrge ..t pruonerfl wen fall
of errors, and loas term prlsonera were frequently
released severs! dava la advance of tbe expira
tmu of fluir tona, i ?'.?.? ls7". to isso, -.here were
animal tlclleits t_Bg?*g from $8,000 to g]8,000 ? .1 ear.
Warden Qraaa "fives ? table oi tin- trae aad
tais:? retara <?f *?iso?ers, of whieh the following is a
compilation :
avi.?..?u.:. B0*_BBB of raiBOBBBa in i: uii fi.siai. yi;.*.u.
Ch-...nl in Penitentiary
Report to Board of Correct False
Supervisore. "Number. Bcturua.
1-i7">.f>xH U8 7:1
l-7ti.7ii? ?tiil 140
11-77.711.1 tisi Hijj
1878 .Ufi 7(i(? 111;
18711.MU (il7 llil
1??0.710 d??) UM
For the first five months of IHSO^Bi tlM report to the
Hoard of sup.-i ? mim clulms ??? parsoas, the true uuin
bcr bctag 5U1, uliiUc rvtui- of I'll.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
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GENERAL SMITH'S INDICTMENT QUASHED.
???_?? RMYTIl'S RKASONS IOK HECIDINO IN THE
BX-POUOI C??MMlSislONi:il'8 PAVOR.
Recorder Smyth vestenlay renderad ? decision
granting Hie motion to iiuash Hi?? indictment found
by tlie (?p????? Jury on Aj?ril SO airainst tin? pollos
commissioners for failure to clciin tin? BtTBOtn, M fur
as tin? indictment relates t<? ex-Police Commissioner
William F. Smith, Tbe decision after reciting the
charges under the indictment, and tlie provisions of
the new street-cleaning bill passeil on May 20,
lHHl.snys:
"The act of 18S1 wa? passed and became the law of
tills State after the original motion on the part of tue
d?fendant Smith to iiiiusli the Indictment a? ngalnst him
was noticed for hearing, ami no reference was made by
either the District-Attorney or tbe counsel for the de?
fendant to the provision? of that act on ? In- original mo?
tion.
The defendant Smith ha? renewed the motion to ?mash
the indictment on the, additional Hound that ' the in?
dictment r?-st? on bo _ml basis, UMwnek as okapter
677. of the laws of 1H72, and section 07, of the act of
1S7:I, nml all other legislation relative to street cleaning
and the, removal of ashe* ami garbage. Inconsistent with
the provision? of the act of May 29, 1881, have been re?
pealed by the twelfth section of that act. If this ground
is well t?ilcn, and can be sustained, it renders It uuiicocs
Rftry to give the conclusions arrived nt by me Bponthe
various questions which were argued with great ability
hy the able and learned counsel for the defendant, ami
by "lie learned District Attorney.
ir. ?he examination of the arguments made, and of the
briefs whiob have been submitted to me upon the pues?
tlonasto the elice t of section 13, of the act of 1881,
upon the Indictuie it nml the further prosecution
thereof, I have given as full ami cuieful
consideration a? my oiiicial engagements
wonld permit, and the magnitude of the Questions pre?
sented demand, recognizing as ? do, thai the case is one
in which the Inhabitants of this city ami tho d?fendante
nn- deeply Interested.
u is mv tint ? to declare the law ?* the Legislature has
obosen to eiiaet it, however, I, ?h an Individual,
mav meri regard the wisdom or expediency
of enacting tke alWute; which la the aublect of tbe prea
cnt examination, without any provision being therein
made to ?void tke question which is presented on this
motion.
Tbe question presented on this motion is: 'lias the
Legislature bv the passage of the sci of issi, ami
especially of ?cotton 13, of that act, in effect declared
thin the i uri her prosecution of this ease musi be stayed I '
In other words, has the act of 1^7'J, upon which this
indictment bss been framed, been ao effectually oblite?
rated ami repealed, m if H bad never inen passed, and
tin -t il li.? colisi."ere.I us a law which never existed 1
The language of acotion 19 of aaid sol is clear ?uni unam?
biguous. It repeals tbe sot ?>f 1872, and section 67, of
chanter 335, laws or 1x7:1, referring to both acts by
chapter and date, and also repeals all sots ami parts of
acts Incottaiatent with It
In an ordinary ease it would not be neooasary to ette
authorities .is t.? tin? elicci of the repeal ofanaet opona
criminal prosecution founded upon tbe act so repealed.
Lut this is no ordinary cuse, ami therefore I deem it
proper to refer i?> boi.>f the many authorities upon
which I rely lis sustaining t?. the fullest extent ?lie con?
ci, isi.tiis I have arrived ul upen Ulis motion."
The d?cision then cites a large number of author!*
tiesand decisions. In both bnglisb aud American
courts, to sustain hie decision, aud concludes as .?.?
lowa : " For the reasons above stated, nur conclusimi
is thai 1 in? motion should be grunted, and the indict?
ment, in far as it affects tho defendant. William i?'.
.?simili, nui? t ? te quashed.
ENDING HI8 LOTS WITH RAT POISON.
Coroner Parker, of the Rastern District of Brook?
lyn, liclil nn inquest on Friday night, in tho Seventh
Procincf police station, In regard to the death of
John Phlgeon, age 1 wouty-one, w bo swallowed some
" 1>? ugh on K.'i'.s." a poison. Iaal ?<.?'? .an ! died three
days afterward. He ?lui this because a girl, four?
teen years old, refused his attentions. Dr. ('. If,
Burns, who attended Pidgeon, testified ?it the In?
quest that acute ninniti, superinduced b?? a poison,
either arsenic or strvebninc, caused his death, Pid
1.n'sconsin, J, H. Matthews, sani thai be saw him
ink?? tin? ?nus..n in ? be house ..? Mr, Stillwell, father
nl tii mil, Nellie Stillwell, ** Lo refused to m? *\ itli
Pidgeon t<> the bearli. Nellie told him
there was poison In the boose, after
be tintai.?.idi in take bis life, and api
the box, labelled "Bough on Ruta," from which ho
tool ??'???.? of the contenu. Nellie Stillwcll testified
that she was fourteen yean old, and had kept
company with Pidgeon for more than two years.
They usi il to go to ti"? I heat.? and driving together.
(?n August IB he naked her to go t.? !?'<'? kau iiy, and
she refused, bocan ?? her mother was sick. Pidgeou
t,.! ! ber eue would noi be blamed for his taking
poison, and thai he had iai.cn it on account of his
pu re ?, u' u?-.il meut of him.
The jury rendered a divided venlict. They all
agreed thai IMdgeou'a death ocenrreil from scute
mania, caused by poison administered b* himself
in temporary aberration <>t nun.I. Three memben
of the iiir;. .?.Id.? I thai Si Hie siili**.?!! waa t.. be cen
s'ir. .1 for proviiling the poison. When tins was
remi, the young girl htuwl into .?? storm of lean and
id had t<> In? led from the room to be quieted.
FINDING ? NAKED AND MUTILATED BODY.
Joseph Riche, while gunning on F rida ? afternoon,
in a thick piece of wo da owned hj Mrs. Kaynnr
Braith, ..! Freeport, ;i 1 >?mt one-hall a mile from that
1, came across two large bundles, lying in s
cleared apol in the underbrush M Ural sight the
bundles appeared t" lie onlt old ne er-punen? rolled
np. Prompted bv enriositj Riebe turned one of the
bundles over wit ? the end ..1 his gun; it fell a pat 1,
nini 1 lise 1 >sc.I 1 In? head and -unis <>f a woman. Hor?
rified nt bis discovery he husteued to Frre|iori an I
Informell Irr. Dent?n, the Comner. Dr. Dent?n und
Kielte, vidi others, taitnediutol) returned to the
woods, and, with tlie nid of a lantern, s,?,n found
the buiidlca, wuii !. they removed to Suiitb'a morgue
ni Freeport. The Beeond bundle found, contained
the naked body ned legs of the woman. In one
package wen? the head and the an.is, oui ..ti al the
? ? mu lil. r. Tue ? wore heu vi ? ,. rapped in <>l<! news
papi ? ? tin n plucfd m ? pillou slip, and this again
. .I with old n.-tt spa...?? ?.. in the other park
age were the legs, which had been cnl from the
body al b? hips, and tho body. The lni.lv had been
cnl ..pen. and the leg? placed inside ?I fei t upmost.
The hair on the bead ?;?- dark brown and neatly
done up and "banged" in front, The flesh ?m ths
right aide <>!' the fa? .? **as in :* fair state of presena>
tit.11, tlie other parts o; the bod . Ik ing d< composed.
Tho teeth in the lower jan were good. There were
no teeth m the upper jaw, the woman lia?, um
evident y worn a false ant, Nothing whatever **a?
found \\??!? tho body hy whh ii if could he identified.
The w? tnun ? as apparanti] of meilium height, and
?:?.?.m thirty yoars ol nge. Coroner Dent?n ??p
pnnellcd a jury yesterday morning, appointing De?
tective Stephen Payne, of Baldwin's, inreinuu. and
after taking the testimony of Riche adjourned the
further hearing until Haturday. Ii i.?. thought that
the woman was a victim of malpractice, nini that
1 he '?< ??\ v. as shipped by ex press from N'.-t? -> ..i I. or
Brooklyn to persona on the Inland, and by them
ti.m,* n *t in-rc found.
JOHN P. JACKMAN- EMBARRASSMENT.
It was learned yesterday, that John P. Jackman,
the fugitive partner ol the lirm of Jackman, at
o'll ira, manufacf nrersof cloal sat ?o,27White -t.,
began tonrpecnlatc more than a year ago, and al?
though Biioeeeeful at in 1, soon began to los?? money
in li im ?/entures in Wall Street. Upwards of six
tiioiilliH ???.? he nul with ? leries of losses, to nice!
**?iicli lu? us? .1 the firm's rapita!. It ?? aaid thnl he
then stoppet I speculating and endeavored to retrieve
th ? firm a einhiirrawinieut. Us continuance depended
on Holes of paner. Owing (.. the rcci ul stringency of
the m.? market, the paper did tint sell as rea lily
as it : ml done before. Knowing that flic notes would
go tn protesi on Saturday, ? ugual 20, and, being
afraid to meet tlie consequences of bis acts which
woultl then bee.mie known, Mr. ,la.?.man suddenly
left the city, If is thought he made no preparation
In regard to money, a* il required all f bu m. .m ? ho
was able to rais.? ?,? carry 1 lie linn, lie had heeu re?
garded as n very honorable man m all his
?i.?.?.lini,", ami hia friend? ore surprised tliaf ?ledili
not coni,?-, everything t.? his ereditare, ?nul rely
upon their lenii ney for ? seti I. ..?? m ami ?t <?. ntiiiu
ance ol the business. His letter published rester
?lay is regarded as characteristic of the men; he
might have fao tl his erediter?, but In-had not'the
courage 10 meet his partner, who hud given him his
entire confidence in th?? financial manageinc it of
the business. The lia1 il i tie? are now believed to be
losa than a? firal mentioned, and, it ia thought, will
not excel 000,000, Including merchandise ami
paper.
PERSONS FOUND STARVING
Li Hi?? Nugent, age twentj -1 wo, ? neatly dressed
nnd apparently respectable girl, fell in a sworinui
noni ..f foli??" II. adunai ici-:, yesterday. She was
carried into St. Karnalia.s's llotue, at No, ?till Mnl
berry-et., aud revived. Ite.ua then discovered that
ahn was suffering from hunger. Hin? said she had
eaten nothing, since Thursday. To the matron of the
Home .sin? -.1 i.l sin? inni util her home nor friends, and
that having thrown nn her place as a servant in a
family ouJersoy <:iiv Roighu, she had come tothia
city in find work. She applied at an Intelligence
otlicc in the Bowery and stayed there until her
money waa ullgone. Starting out, driven by huii
gcr, to walk about the city, ?lie fell fainting. She
was caret! for ai St. barnutiinVa Home,
Kh/ab? ili Courtney, ege twenty-three, and ber
child six years ohi. were found sick and starving
at No. :??_? Kast Forty-sixth ??.. yesterday. Tin?
polio took them ft. Sollevile ll?. pi'tal.
I.i/zic litici.:,?.h, :,,.,? aeveuten, a servant, was
taken to tbe Ninety-ninlh Street Hospital yester?
day, from No.,337 Bast Eighty-sixth st., where ehe
? .si.k will?, hunger, and without the means <?> buy
111 1 ;i.|.
Francia Fole?, a homeless mau.was found snf
fenng from huugoruiid rover 011 Pier No. 3 North
River, ilo was cared for at tho Chambers Street
UoepitaL
ABANDONED SHIPS BBP0BTED.
1 :?. 1 steamship si. Bernard, which arrived yester?
day, reported that in latitude W 30' North longi?
tude Ms 18' West, .sh.? pa ?-' I the Norwegian bark
Racer, waterlogged and abaiidouod. Her foremast
and all ol the rigging attached wi i-c trailing along?
side m the watei : her purl M,h? troni the I.to li??
inani rigging *v:ih crushed and spunterei, ?,,,,? other
appoarances Indicated that she had beau wrecked
in a collision. The Racer sailed from Chatham
N. H., tor Liverpool with a cargo ??' timber on
August 20.
Tlie bng Annie and Lily, which an.ved yesterday
^irom JiKjk?ouville, ria., reported that at about 4
p. mi. on Ann-list 20, twenty-1 wo miles east by
north from Aneeeoni. she. passed the wreck of a fish
iu-r schooner. The hull was partly under water,
and both masts twenty feet above were broken off
initier the cross! rees. Altinre net was floating be?
tween the masts. The vessel WM supposed to bo
?nieliorc1.
A SEAT IN THE EXCHANGE IN QUESTION.
Tho accounts of Mr. Meyer, as assignee of the in?
solvent linn of John II Hoar A. Co., have been filed
in tho Court of Common Pleas, and a motion
to confirm the accounting will be made at
Chambers to-morrow. At tho time of tho
assignment in October, 1878, tho Stock
Exchange made inquiiy into tlie matter and ex
p lied Charles P. Kuchnomundt, the only ineml-er
of the firm who belonged to the Exchange. The
llhaian was that, the assignment was fraudulent.
Mr. Kuchnemitndt has been seeking reinst a lenient
in the Stock Exchange, and he procured ?in order
requiring the assignee who, he huvh, is hostile to him,
to tile his accounts. The assignee states that the
firm of Hoar aV Co., at tbe time of tho assign?
ment, owed F??-,T33.38" that its nomi?
nal assets were |?2?,?4?._3, from which lie has been
able to realize only ??,?04.7?, und that he has not,
been able to secure tlie seats of the members of the
firm in the Mining and Stock Exchanges. Mr.
Meyer says that he has not felt justified in suing
the Stock Exchange to test the qoeatiOB whether
Mr. Kiichiieniiintlt is still a meni her, until it is del er?
mine?! Whether his scat is proueily a part of tho
finni's assets.
GKOWING CROPS ON LONG ISLAND.
The coutilinad droaath is doing Beai injury to
the growing crops on Long Island. It is found that
corn will be a failure. Many of the vegetables are
so dried up and parched aa toba of ao value, l?any
of the large growers of marrow squashes for winter
use,have plowed ander ????y acres of them. Olliers
who have liuili expensive houses for protecting
then? dorine tin? whiter, will have only few, If any,
to sell. On heavy soil the effects of the drotlgth are
more severe than on tight soil. Cabbage end tur?
nips (hat were planted some tinte ago grow little
and unless rain comes soon the crops will fail to
mature before the ground is trocen. Mitch* of the
seed recently sown has failed to germinate, end will
have t.. be sown ov.-r again. All kinds of vegeta?
bles have advanced in price in the last we ??. Cab?
bage sells for $8 a handled? Pearaare plentiful at
BO oeota per basket,
GOING AWAY BADLY IN DEBT.
Theodore Doench, a manufacturer of furniture at
No. 257 West Twenty-ecventh-st., disappeared on
tbe night of August 14, and bis creditors end the
Sheriff have been unable to discover where he is.
It Is thought that be lias left the State. The Sheriff
Is in possession <>f the factory on two executions
obtained by creditors for about 887G, but tho ma?
chinery and fixtures ?re all mottgaged and will uot,
if sold, reali/?? enough in excess of tbe mortgage to
pay tin? firel attachment, Mr. Doench i> In arri ?re
for rent sad his work]neo were nut paid. It li noi
definitely known how much he owes, imi ?? is
thoiiL'lit that his liabilities will noi ex.d "fli.OOO.
Mr. Doench was formerly in v. ry prosperous cir
cniiistanees, nnd .succeeded to the (itisiue of ('??li?
ra.1 Holler. <>f Tweed Ring notoriety. He waa of
the firm of rheodore Doench & Co., which failed In
November, 1*77.
VIBITOBfl AT THE AKT Ml'siTM.
The niinil.er of visit.ns at the M. tropolitatl
Must*um of Art in the last ??eck was, In the ?
gate, 10,053? |
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVAL?-.
Windsor Hotel -The Earl of alrllo, of Bcotland
Sen for'? lintel I?.\-BeBBtor W. W l-.a'nii >.f ? onU". li?
cit, anil Tbmuas I. s"t-1111111???, ni Ni1? a 11 ?| ft?(14 ? .
?ritnu- Hotel?Cengreaamsa William ? Itnaa II. ol M??a?
cbnaetta. and oa ? oiiirre-?niae Krccinan < larko, ol it... ?.? -
ter.?. Jams* Iloti I ? Itb, ..( I'liua
ll?ifi/ii/).?''-r Hotel a ;i|.lali) Perry, -it the -li uni-I.i|>
lattili!..?? 'nun ?????* Itu'.el ? ( U|itaiil I.auil, Ul lu?
-I. a inslii|i CltJ ?'f .'il.nitic.il.
new-yoke errr.
Tin? total nnmbcrof Immigrants arriving ettCas?
tle Garden ib the last week was ??.7?_'.
Mantice Dyman, ave three reara, of No. 42 De
lancey-st., was ruu over and killed ucax his boma
yesterday, bj ;i delivery wagon.
Deaths last weil., t .71? : hin lis, G. 1 1 ; inai. I ?
1;"s; [irrest?, i :?:?'j? excise licenses granfi
te* s collected, f ?,? ?'?.
IV.iritl ?) ItV A BABBI I O? ( UM I?.
.lami ? Woodbnry, of New burg, captaiu of the
bargee \m le etiti Mario, s ia itruck on the head hy
at.ar.ci ??? chalk, yesterday, on pier No. 47, North
River, and badly Injured lie was s. in to the at.
\ im? ni's H?pital.
MAD l.fliis kll.l.I'D.
Two mail dogs ??.r. shot yesterday In the city;
one hy a policeman in Ihe Sixteenth Precinct, at
v... :<:{(. Weal Heventosotb ?t., snd the other by
l'oli, '.-tiian Pellet, ot Hi?? I ?vciily-iiialli Gp.??? it, ?t.
No. '.?..7 Broad?* s*.
? ( UHI) Kill RD 11V A ST. >\l'.
Tliomas U'llriou, ?ge fonr, ?li. A al No. 1.315
Sccuid-avc, ? eaten ay, tuna Injuries received on
August _0. when lie was crushed under p -?- , In
John Muliiollauds quarr* al Blxty-uinth-st. and
S-colid-a? c.
AT Ills ul.l. Till. KM,
.I..Im Kuli, a.- .1 fort? -eig it, p profossion .' ibi. f
aliti e picture ia tu the Uoguc. Gallery, was detected
: a?, niornini* In the a< t m ? .icing su e ?. trun ce
into a sore at No. .".'_' Beaver-tat., by means ??! skele?
ton keysand burglar* implements. Krill ha
? turned ft..in ?:..? HI !>? Prison. II?? was is ?
:,.:... Justice Otterbourg yestcrilay, at the I
1 olicc f.'o nt. aud was committed foi trial indi faull
. ? .-,?_'.,??? bail.
BB?BCHIKQ FOB BM wn B.
Carl W'al itital, a?-;'? twi utv-fo ir, lia? i inr ti?> It"...??,
was a |?? ?-?..? ? m t'?' Hai ?-a. Police Court, ycsler
day, charged bj a policemen witli being of um und
miad, when arraigned Wuleutal statml thai ?
abort time ago hia wife ami child bad been stolen
from tilia, and thai I.?? had been soaruhiu : for I hem
?? ? luce. Il?? was .on.nut led to tl?? car??, of the
Commissioner? ol Cuant?es .imi Corroetion l>y
.lii-tii c (.aidi.cr
- ? | UBI n l'.\ A ? P.?LOB -i IlINAM ?-'?'.
doli Wob, ' ? ti.Hainan, keeps u hiuiicry al f?o.
17?; I .n ?. i? li-?,!. All Leu, ? w irked ? '
trump, attempted to a?sul some of lus moue- ,\ i
i?i.i.i>. Job Woh ?.hi.?. ted. and In the seurlh thai
ensued Ah Leu grabbed a table-knife .and ?
it int.. Joh \\ ?.?. a ali ? ?.? ?? -?. lie then rati awa. . ?
policeman stai.d m mimili <<? liim. Job VVoh,
who-.? wouud la ver) dangerous, refused to allow
the ambuiaace aurgoon to re n ve biiu to the hospi?
tal, ami in ??, a . al temici lu his bouse.
??|?:? ?ti mm; G0 BLOW ins BB?,? OFF.
Frani Is Ketchain, weuring a special Deputi Shor
IfTs badge, given h* Sherift Bowe, ??-a ? before Jus?
tuco Morgan al the Jelferson Marke! Police Courl
Vest, iii .?-. ComplainI was made agallisi htm by
Collins Brown, col trod, upon whotn ho dro\* a :??? ?>i
rer. ?ctchaui threatened to blow In head off.
1'bu justice lined Ketcluuu F10 for vioi.it .on ol tbe
corporation urdiuuuc ? iu carrying a revolver with?
out a penult.
THK IIIl'IODBO-T IT MADISON ft'QUABB OAJtDKN.
\\. ? . ? oiip'.s l'aria Hippodrome ami triplo Circus
will begin a Min.?? ol performances iu Mad uu
aguare Garden 'I'uesduj evening, September ?),
li.?!,? ivllj be racing between loui borse cbariot
and two-horse chariots, I.' man standing races,
races ??, it li male and female .toe?.?", I, iiai'.'.l.' at'.. Hat
taces, I ii ?. ?I de. ..li . i.i? I ti UH lue u I III I il?? t li:', c , ,:. ,? .
rings, and a tiumbor of sensati m nets ???. Inch a ? ? ? ?
bure. Un tJeptetuber ? a torchlight parad
the principal streets will be given,
BT ?IBI 1? IB A liAMi: nl' POOL.
P.d v, aid I.cai.., of Twenty-seven! h :. and Fifth
aye., aud Tl.lusDuwliiig, ol No, l i _ \\'.- ' Poi
tietb-Mt. while engaged In playing a game of pool
on ? lilla.? nigh) iu Lue billiard roouiol John ItUuider
aart, ui -econd-avo., bad h quarrel, m which Dow
ling drew a kmfoand s?ibboti Leah* in the abdo?
men. Leahy was taken to tin? Mi. Binai 11? nital,
where In? now lies m a critical condition, ?)???>
Llug was arrested, and in the i'orkvllle G???,?.? Court
yesterday, was held to await the rusult ol Leahy's
Injuri?e,
BOT (????? I ID t'Ai.VAI,?:.
Judge Broa ?, of ? be Unitc-i .states Die! riot ? anirt,
yesterday rendered a decision in the r iati oi Thomas
Met oiinocliii' ami others agallisi John _. Kerr,
owner, aad Will?wu Wablmau, captain ol the . ?u
si.tp Pomona. McConuoobic ami the othor piami ? it s
were members ?.l tbo crew ?>? the Poinoua in July,
l^hd, wlien thai ves, l assisted the stcaiuahip
(.'olini, which v?;as in distTOHS, in tea? hin?? ????????.?
Island. The owner of lin? * Pomona received
$3,025,75, far Ulis -ervice, ami the plaint ills filed a
1iIm-I against the ire?ail. olalmlug salvage shares.
The ?leieniiants claimed fluii, tue uloiioy was not
paid tor salvage, but for towage. Judge Brown
decided ill faVOC oi the tlelellilaiil.t.
an accuaaa rmtD.
Michael Colli?s laid la wait for Miehael Moran,
of No, U3? l.itciiw ieh-.st., on Ptiday night, Slid
after beating him aeverely, caused buairost, aud
li.nl Ii.m locked up all uigni it. the Police ?stat'oa.
When taken to the Jeffersou Market l'olita? Court,
ycstiiday ??????Bg, Coilins inaili- ?? oh?Tge of as
sii'ili. agallisi Ins aatagooist. "Why Is it," s?ked
Jiistne Morgan of UoUlns, "that y?..i have not evoa
a sesatob ob your face, while this other man's face
laauiaasoi Dra?seaf It was abowu thai .Collins
was tho aggressor, aud ili?? .Insite.? ordered Moron
to make uomplaiiit ?it-.iiiisL hlia, and Collins waa
iiucUijillJ.
spiiNiit.Nti nit; HU-BAXD'g ?????,
Mrs. Kll? n ??????, lu lug m ? In? ? lui ?? \\ aid, made
a complaint yesterday of habit?al druukenuosa
ugainsl ber husband, .hintue Morgan issued a er?
rant tor him, aud yesterday moruing Ihe husbanil,
John King, was arraigned al the JuhToraon Markei
Court, where the woman in adnition to bur charge
of habitual drnnkenne is said tlial be had uol ? an
tributad ?<> ber support lu six weeks, She atated
thai he Was al.nuda;.I Iy able to lake care of Ini' as
?.? had .???,???? m H.o ?reenwitih and Chamb?n
Street Baviuga Hanks. ?'Thai laver* true,"said
Mr. -lug j " ?.ni my wit'.? has the bauk books, aad
hi..- luis airea.Iy squandered a good part Of my
money." The Justice dlsmlsaod ? h?? cas??.
AilitHMINII A llAMi OK BU III ? ? ?,
The lt'sidcutb in the vicinity ol Niuulccuth-si.
and Last River, have been aniioved for some time
I bv a gang of ruffians who commit thefts and insult
people hi the street On Friday night six police
?????, of the Nineteenth Precinct, arrested ,?*' fo1*
lowing persons. James MeGush, ??f No. e?87 Ea^t
Tbirteenth-flt.? Richard Smith, ??f N<?. 4<?!.' M
( Kighteonth-st.; John Madden, of No. 515 Last Kif
tct uth-st.: Janice Ulrich, of No. 426 West ? went v
M>vcuth-st.; Hugh Meanv. of No. 507 East Flf
tccnth-st.; Francis Carroll, of No. 404 Bad Fonr
teenth-st.; J mes McKntie. of No. 5Ji> Kast rif
teenth-st., and Thomas Smith, of No. 285 Avenue
B. Thev were arraigned before Justice Murray, in
the Yorkville Police Court, vest-rday, and each
held in $1100 bail to keep the p?aoe for t_c monthft.
BROOKLYN.
Panaits tor the erection of thirty new buildings
Brere BeeUM from Commissioner 1MM last week.
Tlie body of a man was fourni in the East River
at. HarbeoVfl Stores yesterday mornin?. He waa
about thirty-sir year* old. The body "was clothed
in a darli suit, with a blue flannel shirt.
Policeman Hay, of the Atlantic Dock sfitiad, was
struck yesterday with a slungshot by V. Smith,
who was trying io resene Jasaos CohVy, arrested by
Policemen Rap au?l MoClavn for intoxication.
lbirL'lars. in forcing an entrance into the house of
.lohn P?tentela, No. 42 Forty-flfth st., en Friday
niRlit. knot-ked ?lown a small clock which stood in
the sill of a rear basement wintlow. It inaile a great
noise in falling, and roared the household, frighten?
ing away the norglore.
The Sjueetioa of continuing the existence of the
T..??? t venae Baptist Church, of which the Itev. J.
Hyatt Smith, Congressman for the Third District,
is pastor, is still in abeyance. A mentina will soon
be held to eonsider the ?mestimi, as res church odi?
ti.?? v. as sold under foreclosure of mortgage in June.
O.ie of the prominent members of th?? church says
that flier.' la a project to reorganise the church ami
BecUta another pastor.
There was a very large number et persons around
the musi? stanti iii Prospect Park yes erday after
noon, at the tenth conc?-rt of this season. All the
wats were occupied, aad standing room was to 1m*
had only at a distance from tin? musicians. Many
carriages were in the drives and grove at tho rear
of the music Stand. The Park Commissioners have
decided to ui*c two or thru?? supplemental/ concert?
in >?-]?U>)iiljt:r.
JER8BT CITY.
Michael Walsh was sent to the Penitentiary for
three months yesterday, by Justice 8t?h_ag, toe ??-at
ing bis mother.
Th?? body of a aran was taken from the Hacken
sa.?!, river at St. Paul's avenue yesterday. It *\;w
identified aa to ?t of W. EL Irwin, the telegraph op?
erator, whose hat **us recently found on the river
ban!?.
NEW-JERSEY.
t? ? an?; r.?The investigatingcommittee, appointed
t?>. \.t nine an ? report upon the books of amount of
??p??? Lyons, as ? ?istrici Clerk <?t' tint Franklin
School ? ?latrici, has made a report in which it ?tatos
ti.at Mr. Lyous'fl accounts are lull of serious dis?
crepancies, which the upon gives in detail, 'ihe
? repoii **ill be a tei] upon at a pablic meeting on
llonday, September .r>.
?TATEN ISLAM).
New-BbioutOV.?II Is pwpoaed to improve tl,.?
channel lietweeu Bluten Island ami new-Jereey so
ii ?' H will he -n?? ioef wi.)?? and 12 feet deep at
mean low-wat? r. li is estimated that the improvc
menl *?. ili cost about (165,000
LAJNO ISLAM?.
Ami; vvii.r.i?:.?Exokiel U'aynor. age :iiii''ty-t*vo, a
veti!,m ?.; the war of 1812. died at Uis bou
Friday.
[?BMP8T*_D.?Tbe Overesere of tlie Poor li.iv??
begun a ^.m agaiusl Christina Zenjtec for !*>.??, lor
I liquor without ? li. ?
Coruna.?Henry Rompe? Bged si-?:, eompla?sed
y ? ?. ? I . > morniiigof headache, and ?ii? ft i:t an hour
; greatsullering. Coroner Seibs **;il hold an
inquest.
If.>< ?* ?? ?.?? Csxtrk. ?Bridge! Clart. age twenty
five years, attempted to conunil auicide ob Friday
evening bj lumping into the pomi of tbe Brooklyn
Cif Water Win - She waa rescned with difficulty
b* v,,?,,,. pcraona and takon ??, the Town Poor House.
; that she ha.l no money or in? ads, aad was
fired oi livi
\S ?? ??????\ i:n?? be boose ?>f Henry < ?wens was en?
tered b.i burglars ou Friday Bight, After ransaek?
,? tlie lower jiart of ? In? bou . ., weut ??, t be
room ot Mr. Owens a id stole jewels and money
; ... the value ol $5??. Ihchoneeol Mr U*ospau, in
the n..? street, una alno tried by the burglars,
a re frightened offbj the ringing or the
..._
i.'i mu n i> \ri'i<i:t ? \ n<?v?S< ulytor : " 1 (???
? ?.?.? in . ...;. ,n,._ your face, Brown! 11.. .. '-. enes lu
? In It." ? ?.?.'*?. n begtna to amile pleasautly.)
"O e aide of tlie face la so ultori) unUkc tbe .??? ?, y ou
?. !.. ? ?.?. .?.? ??.'. B'a lUlll? .-?. eli J? lo Ine WruUg .-lile Ullilrt
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ro?ar.
saartaea. :??:.: ana mu . ... 8:S91 Cleek tsal mu. .'.?>?<
linea ? ?. ??. ? oui uthi. - ?.? a ?na age,
m., .t wa ral .< ' ?? ?. * ?. _ I
Saadr lloek... fc37|Oer. i-i.m.t .i<? ?.".? Ball ossa.
Ill'll ?* Ai BB I*?-n*> ?. M.
n iii'ty lloek.. B.68 I .-..'.i .1048 UsUOSBB. .'11
NOTICE TO M lBINERA
roa ? ro?AL in st law_bn?_e rivsk.
hminpet hM beva pat !? Spett?
iti Ili?? Bivi ? .-I I jutini???, at Ute
' . "?.'. in in? 18 ' ?III N, Ion t 3 4
??. Id tl en mou Mttrutn the trampet will
minti a blaut of ?. - duration, with Bitervala ..f .15 mo
? ? M . ?
? :? . ??'...ili.? ??.?'l'.il l.il'.V. ???.|.?|'<??1 r.M ilt'il tOUA?g a 10.
? at borni ?.f water, RK'aK
l'.till!.-? ',.,..,? at l.i.'ll-lllll ?.? ??.? I .:, leti, .*s,
in ..? :"i M -., ...t. a ','? ** .
?? ? tl? .?? ? ' ...??-.? J?W lo- V ?rill clew (fe
?shun ? au?? lead ??. ? lie (airway "' bealsberg ?n. Baa
SHIPPING STEH *
PORT Ol NKW-rORg.vi'.;. 17, USL
anni ? ??
m r . Ity "f H"i.lre?il liti ?, ?.mut. Liverpool Aup 1? ami
? .? fe, .villi n l?. ?.?.? ?i;wmh- ..?? m to John <; Dale.
? ? p? arti ni , Unter, ?.? ?,-?-|?,?->1 le Jave, with
? ? ...
;-?...???<?. ' > . Perry, ?.;?<.1 \iiir IS, au?l
? ami i'i.tteiej. 11-?.. ? ? Cotti?.
IK I ' . :. ?? Ile . ('Ulti ?. li..'.?.t. 1 . '?. , l'il
. th iron urv to narbig Broa ? io Fauch,
s. e. .-? ?. : i '??'- ?.? '. I'iir 1er. \*???.?*1 Ha?ti r pool 1 G, ita?-?, wit ??
mil ? ?.. ? ?? ?h.paon .* ? ...
>?. .n.i r l'ravauoon Bri, 11 arriaos. Poti Besada -'?.lav?,
? .n.i .ni., ? ?t?Mt-, with Iron uro toanler; reaaeiu? BeiUiam,
l?li ... ? ? ? .?
. ?.- i '-ti. ?? ???.?.??.-ii Aog IS, alaga
?.'.?. p... 18, and et John?, imi, r.i, wuii mutm ani
?u--.. ? ?;.?.!??* . ' n????. l>rUUre .*? <'.?.
?lin. G'.Ulli'.!, \t:t'. '...?t..? ;ii.,l|,n
lo J I Ann s.
I-'.. .Ilici : '? !.. ?? .tf. . **'!????????. i-litrl.'sti.ii li ll.1V-, Wllll ti . ?.?
: . ... .1 Y. tiiilnl'.i.l _ t'.i.
? ?? -. lohn, \ n , ? nrdley, Parta am?
bo* in t)i .-it. -ct.? ??. u Broa,
- h ?? Pude "? ??.<? ... can ...i l.-ni.l.m., l'ai tei ma, Cartfeagi u?
Iron ? .l'I 1?"!:?.:.?.
' . ; III "Wii, l.|iii.in?? 11-. .!i\ ?.
. Hin? .?. l'ellt; \. ?ai ? t.. It .1 Corti?.
Hai ? ? ..'? . ' ' Ui f>4 .1 e. -., tfitli ?_?t
t... t?. . v.?.- ' t . Fu I A .'??.
??.. itali, Paole, Macaalllse S'.'dav*.
' ? . . itoti IftOll ivs. Peri I.? ,
a?., with rten and ciuci to untai reaaal 1.1 liiert??]
,?. ? ".
? ??? . \ tl, l'ina, Tarrapma US tlaya,v.lthl
ti ll ..
Uri.? *. n i ?.?-. ? daya, ??itti limi
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ir i. um ? arver. 1...?.??11, rortlaud, with luinuer t?> J M
i-t Ini vi? r,
?-. ?.. .?, u.-, ?..??? Vie, 28day?, ?rita eoooanhtato
\*',ii .,. . Mini Abbott.
? "????. I'"U.;'I.-, ??, 13 liais. Milli
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?t l'I.
Hl .? r Wind at Handy lint?, ? Bi sleaiy.
Ai ? ty li anil, light. W? ' .'ir.
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l'te.i ?? ?- ?- ? ?? me 1.1 ?? Uri. s ini; li, ? .???.!?>?, ?,?;??;,.? ]-.ro?..
M.?.? (lem-i?! Werker ..?., ? , ? ?.temen via
Hou! e lui titoli. > >. nnu? ? ? ...
...,...; * .-p.,. ? ilur). Wink 1er, I tambara. Beager Beaa
StcaiiiiT Nt'iitllll??, I'.ell?,. linstnll, II I I ?liu.ie..
' t. :n.i? .li.hu I. lit. ...n, Ira..)?, ? li-.'i (.?. I ? .t n, ?.C, J W
Wuiitit tan
Me..i'ie. William I. attirili,. M.ucli. liait : .nule, ..... II
I.level?.
Hteiunor Old Dominion, W.ililar, Norfolk, City Polat end
111. Illlielel. I HI ll'.ltllnl.l'l > ? . ..
?.'Inelauu, Bo? ? ?. ????iiini.n?... ,f s Kreina.
Maun.t ?.'iilittoi', Uulim, Willi.mutoli. Ni , U'iii I? <-lyt!?.
? .. .i Columbas, WimmMiuU, CksBtasBaab BCL J W
(julut_-d ? ? ...
i ?.????..???/? (?iti, Voting, riaTannafe. Bfealgnatnrr.
Muther A Co.
-?t. .inn r City of Augnata, Ntckeraon, Hatraaaah, <? <? v..nee.
St.?.miei? New York, h'll.K, N( ? l?t lean .. II. ??? ? ? ? M..l|>:.ll.
f-le.o'ui N. ??. ?< nlean-. Haltet, Nu? uii.'tj.-, Clark. AX 3oS
it.an
Mu?. Prunaia, Belano, s.-m Praaetaee, x'sn vitirk ?? oa
Bark ?????.??? ???? cUer), M .as.??, tlambnic, iirrmnuii Koop
? .'.?
Bark M .llieil ? An.-t., Vi.l rlic.'t, Natile??, Se::??, t Hii.m
I'u.Ik Km:.'.n t Jli). Walker, llilliklrk. Janiet *V 1.1 well ? Co.
It ari. . ,???.? ?:, like, Havre, Fr, 'I'hoiiiax I ?iniliaiii'i ?? euheW
? < ?.
Urla Ni ?.?.? fimi.*? ??5??>. Potter, <?.?????. Beyd .* Blaokea.
???-?? I-? lia. I.eie (ftail), i:?|....-t: ?. Al? ?.????p-, Kmiit,
nenltani, l'Ickerlas ?*' ''?'
?.?.?? tuguat.t Her?, Bohn, etookhoim, ? ** Juma .* <...
:^<??? . ? !-. \* liliali... t* Ilion. M tv...ut, I la, J A \ ali Iliiuit.
Bchr li.ma?...a. Alien, i.inii. fiei. in Wanberg.
Udir V??ai .eil., un.lite- 'aiu| ???... Ili? lintel Broa,
Milu ruin..n tur), ?' ? "k. gonfqgo Bar. ?1 Wnaaela ? Cot
Sein ? !?. l'Illuni, eie ?,?,? ), Itili k. llelc?ivuiel, ? II, l'I Neun??
.*? .- un.
? ivi.? f.? .il, Kawkint?, Baltimore, "?*nTTialaacra
Sein? Ha.e il..? . I rocker, l'i.iut-a l'ilio UUtl Ai|.luw :dl,
11?. .?. laiti * VapluwaU.
s< ',r ? ?'.?!:; . and WUlie, Brown, st John, Ni', ? ? Beaer.
Sein II F Braillard, liuil, Nut?? H aveu, li?. 1.latr ? Son
.-.ni w m * Montili, He. ?..p, lt. ?.' -?? ;."i ?. Ka? ?.?? .t Bro,
? 'e IB.?,? t. il r, I' un. .'-liight. Ilail. ? A lu.
Bohl *??.;:.??, ?libila. ?A'iHMUl Hele, l'W *\ ??|.?? A ''<>.
Hehl --ila. Brainard, Ohnatlc, N.-wl... niton. II ?; ??,.vie.
Behi u f Kai uh. m, LowelL .?.??'.?...nt p?,, warrea Bay.
The tleitiiti'tl..|i Of -leaner Br/BfeB, ** lilt ll clt-arnl 3gtft. lias
b<.?.. changed t<> ?.laagos.
BPOKEST.
Ang 1ft, lat l:i 50, Ion 6S 40, bark Crown PrlnCS (Uri 8-<
dai ? nut '."in l.lrerpo ?1 le si John, ? 11.
July 17. lai .lo ?. Ion ??? W. alni? Vi m J Unteli. Ilrav from
Sev ? ??. ?. . Yokohama
.lily I ,, lui V N, lui '.?'. *V, l.aik Knei.it, Wiilm le nUMX troni
N?,t * tirk r??l *'..,? i. !a\ :i,
N.I...I??. ?.u 47, Imi ?_??, naia Prefaaaoi flataar. f?..m itotu-r
?1,11.1 Ini Ne? Voi k.
ft??XN*?.?l luil'' '"" al" ,,:"k ?r^'""H", l<'rI,? ,,'",,l ?renien
?.?? is, lut ..', ir., loa ? ?, hark Mattia 0 symth, ?smith,
futili riiiuii toi f?ew-York.
Aliali, Uli:., ???? 17, bark. OucUoia iFr), fjxim JbUUoa for
Ans II, eon-ufit-eW of Fautaet. attip saut- Clara, T___w
fr-.m irarr?? far ???????1?.???>???. - *
An- lu, In Hay of lilacay, abb? Bar?te Bret?tara. O?_.
from Llvertiool fer Man Ft ant tact.. ?>?
MAKIimi DBl_MH-B?B,
BSj Ht Bcrnat-d, fro? Urei-pool, A nit ?, 1st 4?? SO loa SS?L
pa?<*1 bark David ? Nor,, with lamber; S?eklaa4 lutar?,
watorlofott-Kl and atiandnntyl; for^m?at and all alt?t-lin* alo*?
?Iti?, port ?I.I?? tr?.in fare tu iu aln rli?-lti?f alore lu. liiokatlU??
a ?(.???????, not lun-j m that coudt?as.
flOMTOX. Aiitt i"i -?st??mor Miaiwiurt ? Un, Bnrwril,
I.lTcrpof.1, while froinc at * de?d ?low aixxsl. at ? SO
Huston heilt tifimiit F. br N, diatant ft n.ilei
KChrJ????... wililaue?. Irt.in Kill?bettiporl for
h.-r and klllln?-<'a].t t'ralir Tb? crew were "-roarst ta
port Capt CtaBg basalBSJBS In st Andrew?, >B, wi
??area a wife? and aertual c?l'?lr?*?a.
!?I8C_?.I..a.^*EO-??v
Ship Jumna 'Br?. Oar-rla, fi-om Ant wen? for t?an Fraia?sea
at Mnntevldn, In ?llntreaa. will hare to f<> int.. dork.
IirtK AiiDieat UH-?, bere from Jar knot,?? lie, VOth. 2J
El.j-.N from a baeroni. paaaod the wreck uf a Salila* at-a?oaaav
the hull patti? under ??t-r, with btith uuiaU 'JO feet abor??
brokert o?r under tbe cmaetreea. A lare**- eel tl??tluv IHbiB??
the manta, *??????>??.? la be anchored.
Krv WitaT, Aup 27-Th.cjpl?luanil crew of bark Abarw
tli't-u atlll ivinaiu iu the boapltal.
Mii.VALLEn.
July ML lat 40 BL Ion 37 W, Aj-erioaa i-btp alioala*?ua-aa\
lettera JiLFW.
tujtsoviifEXT? ok ^rBASsai
FOKKteN IO-M
_tfB_saa-L? An/r 27-Ar-1r*d, ateamer Ptatearcan <Br\.
H tilth an. from Wsw-OttSSBM.
Ul ? BBaTows, Auk Vf7 ?Arrt-rad, ateam.-t R-public ;Br", IS.
vIuk, from New-York on her way io 1_?/*??-??>??.
amiIB?0a? ????*
PniLanrLi n?a, Ant 'iti?Am?1t?~. aua?tcr PoMerille, Prie?,
Boa ton.
< iei?n<l, ateameta C Whttlnn, Har.llui?. I'mvi.lSSIMSi Alieta
(ilopins. BaaSa?j Vlreliila, lllnki.y, Fall Itlrer; Faanla,
tir.ltnle??. Net? York.
Dkla?vauk HuhAkWATP.K. Auk2" ?Arrived, ateamet Bue?fe.
water.
Haltimokf. Aue? 27? Arrlred. ate*ire-a Anatolia Br), ??
Harrow. John W (iarrett, l'opter Ne? York.
Cleared, aU*auinr Martha Mavetm. fhHi>?-e, New-York.
lillilli.N SIIUM'IN i.
tAUaOU, Antr 27--.ailetl?ietti in?*. DBS??* f>?r MMr-TaBfej
20th m?t. B?a?taal Welch, for the Delaware; ??* inai. ' armena
Ci "".'itti in*?, Jair.ii* I. [A?M??, I.a Be?*?Bj ""th lna?
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ter ? . tustjn. It lii(r<-rn..ll. Ialini ' ?-t. Baa
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sc'.i M Pierre. Ware of I ife. '?tit h taut. Ath'.ou. Da /
nati, Ha-e. Kiuhurn, Kiarona, Magnolia it ?tit t-ve_?a*A
Nina 8tHvin.la. N'.-r. PoatMo; 27th inni. Albert, I.-..la. Mar?
tiuln, Nyborir. l'a? ? .-sclnatlluo, l'uracvemntA, l'htaou, Qua?
tro, Tonuwantla.
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Aniioiineeiiienta.
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bottle of C_B?i_? ? ill .to it. 2? < ? m t, 1'rj-rfnat*.
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