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?, . . ? ti , it, viii replace any dain_a. d artlil?
I "? it"
'' : thal tbe vessel cann vt !??
:,,,_. voii viii retreat fruin youl advanced
* im_ \?..?* party and stores al or nea: Ute*
] , with orders tc
rene-u to.st. Jahn ' I lu.pire for remambm
with voui party nntll relieved next year. As sow ai
Ma.-ii.le after (anding, or In .ase ymir vessel
U_BVolilii.it'. '"??" u ? I'ln Hu iee puck, voil Willi
t0(.... leiitenant Oreely by toking per
noual charge ol a par-y of the most experienced nml
karly nun, ennlpped for fledging, carrying such store-i
ttsi- ot.i. livable bi Cape Babbie, wheuoe a amallei party,
,,??, , till h. ade l bi yourself, will pusn
aa far m.rib us dos line, or until Lieut' nant Gnely-i
nam is m.i In thia and other mattera you will fellow
iictloiiR of Lieutenant (.icely dated
. -t it. !--i.k printed copy of which ls furnishes1
von b i.-.t,th. Tl; men uoi employed in these op.'li
imi,- allll . time In preparing Ihe house for the
wlio, - ?-ling tu.- stores preparatory u
the arrival ol Lieutenant Oreely.
Voa will bo furnlabed two oh orren and an outfit ol
acientifle apparatus, and will be gabled in their use by
testrucUonsherewith. it of tin
niet* untie work lo be bocouj
plisiietl lu- your party 1* ennmerated In Inclosed nemo
nuidu. h. illeni .nicer, enlisted null
Bud Mr. De. taken noni this olly, yon will emploj
thr.-.- hann ne men al M. John*, who lune be. ii am .nh
aateeied by the I'i msul then under my di
reetimi. ital in Greenland auch Esquimaux aa you maj
re,|.iite.
It i- ii i,, ii careful nuil complete reeord ol
_n ? - :i vi in eys, your party don aol
?atari lull repori be sent br Mm Tooee.
on lift rt Hiru to Bt Johna, linell membra of yourpartj
arttl be required to keep u private diary, wblch wm bs
(?Ikii loetbe luspm lion of the Chief Signal (uiver only in
, be necessary. Whenever a |uno__on U
??it , ? Oreely, you will report rn I ta
wiiti-..n r party for dnty. Mimili! any Important record*
ot h. ti -V M.- have been left behlnfl by Lieutenant
l.t. :he> nny tM I eent el vi by tUO
*; ni In i***-i. .
lt i- , levert Unit with the stores nod sui>)> les -en* lH-t
year, St. Johns N. P., and ut '
?jv,,... . ben with furnished, and ? ya
thi on your way northward, together wita
?iv |, - milli l tin- year, en n
i :*, ? a furnished for safety nnd
??,,,. id expect that you will sealonnly
aagearori of the expetlltlon, which ls
to-u("'i' your comrades, since upon your
eton* their liva ' and you cannot over eau
taatethegra work Intrusted to your charge.
g Ship of the United Males Navy, Hie xantic, will Bo?
to,,.* ? ',.n Island, rendering yon
wueh . ? teconie necessary, and as may !?? de
teriuiiv.i i'.v ii .* captain ol that sup and yourself, when
aa the spot.
INsriHVlIti IS 10 II' CTKNAXT CHIEFLY.
Lien;' ur! . will also carry the following ln
a ructi.nn fo. Lieutenant A. ft. Cicely, Cotmnaudlitg
Btet).in Conger, QrinneU Load :
The n't *t?|*?. of la t yen-to open e<-.iiiinu'iicitii.n wiin
yon is it newed. For n.i purpose ? well-equipped party
Is nat irita an.pie supplies, nader tbe e"inni:iud of
8'lntt I.i-. iitciiaut ii. A. i.r.tlmgttui, of Hie 7th Cavalry,
wuh un in - t" relton to you tor dutv. a copy ol
lteatenant <} irUngt-ou's lust ruu! ions is luclnsed.
Ii providing for eontlngeitotea aadfartho oom plate
Btieee- it the expedition, nothing hus been omitted
which advice aud experience oould suggest. Owing tn
the.. lias eaalon, probably con
tuill* i 'iicwhat by misfortunes to other Arete expe II
tlon*-, -.:>- in discontinue tho worital Lady
Fraimli ? ll tv. and to diroet thc return of ymir party tn
the i foll i bl :o hy tho lirst opportunity.
Ton w.'i :?. refo - u party, with the inotru
nents and stioh stet.- and material as appears desirable
to bring awav, and r-ttim via st. Johns. >'. F., to thu
atty. The details OJ tbe work "f abandonment of your
atatiiin and your return must of u iceeslty bo lefl largely
80your lodgment, rho hoosa or houses should lie lett
for mri tor ooo, ami such di pots hs yon cany think itest.
Ia tin* (-vent oi your ran arning at Idtehont Cave doting
tbec'iuiii.g wini' r. rout' party may < vi eel to I <? brough!
away a- -m. l.v i*ext i .-ai- as the ice win penni!. .Mean?
time ,i ,v .i the -i-ivi.iiiie work of the exaedt*
tooti 1h* roatlnned with,mt anaeeoooory interruption, and
an outline for i bia baa beea given to Lieutenant Garling*
to'*., an*- Hill bi tamed over to goa by him.
I oteeerely hope tba! I.ieutcnsnt Guriiugton will reach
you wit'i the relief vessel, and that your party, w iib its
ainulter unbroken, may sjteedlly rellim again to home
aaa friends. H. W. Hazl.n.
-*
NAVAL lXlLLLIGKNCE.
Washington. June 8.?The Navy Popart
nt'il la airload of I he i-rrival of ihe United.States -i am
amp Adams ut -ink i. Alaaba* MBi i?;. commander i*. Q
Merri,nail reports fatOJ mil tranquillity. Tho he .1 ii of
the ship'- BTOW was ii ?, Heat.
Ettsigi) II. H. Du -. 1 ia- ''ecu ordered to special duty
?ulm.rd Ihe Blt .rn- .i'i Yantio as naturalist. Mel,ea,
Dirtvtu: challis Marton, Me Heal Director James lad*
Bariis, uud Me.'.iCiti iiiu et tr Tho? t- I. Turner |''..ei d
?n witii v.- Otdoni Modlral Director Jultu Y Taylor
emlen*vi t ? ita Ra? 1 Hospital. Norfolk. Va.,
June SO; Medica ii" the New
Y. r. .n..v\ Ya id, du e "io Pass I Asi nt Paymaster
Ar ti : ??: - ei - ? : ported *i- r.-i tin iiuiuo (rom th"
Pains, mi h Asi mc station, haring been ordered tn
Bc*.in- - - ? .ailis and aa t? i .?. I
Laen) u nt Henry MeCrea ha leen ordered to the
TJn.t.il -ta-. *- roc dvina ship (.'mora lo.
naval Cadets I. M. Whitham, Gustave Kaemmerling
Bli'I O. B. .- .ail* U'K'rrer li ive been tl teched tr un tie*
JUral Academy and ord r Ito '.my rn the draughting
room. Bureau ot .-.*?- ui l.ngito-tii' g. Navy llepal
Coalters ll ? d having been e**ded a tl eon
?eyed t ? : in- U ed at s by tba State of Hhode 1
theNatiti -.; 'iiat thal place lia- vt ii per?
main'. * ? , .il. Aui r u.i-tia- |ust lie-n lamed by
Becret..ry Chandler fdr tue regulation of the truiulug
aystein.
United States e'cmshlp Ta.lapoit-a left League
Island, rei.a.. N.iw Yani yesterday evening for New
Wu.
WA5HIKOT021 NO]
VV lOaimiOB. 1'riiiay, June 8. 1943.
Tin. i'ii-un *-'"- ' *i aaa Hoooa.?Tho Proa! deal aid
?nov-.' into ni* anmmer quortera at the .SolviicrH' Homo to
laurrow.
Oo-oraTmra e.\vmin\ti..n.?Tho tirst ooBBfatttt-n ex
amina'.un in the < ty nt Washl gimi BadertBa new c.vii
Btrviee law wld be hi ! ] al tm* r ioma of the civil m i??, ic.
Cl.tuii i ?;ntl admit Jul IO. ihe ti auk applications lor
B-smination are now ready aad eau Ite uhiaiued from
tlie commission.
Thk Oiuk and MteOOUBtt BaOBBTATIOOl Salk.?The
Ot^e ami '*! ian reserviiti'in, which baab ra
ao; i, eon veined 48,000 aern of land, aad tho i r.e.* pg.
aintel?#11 i>er acn?Judge McK.uland say-,
the bight -i price ever in-fore received for so iar^e a
quantity of pu j.ie laud.
Kivesie Marink Aii-ointmi.ms.?Tho Stcnttrjof
thc Tnaoary to-day appointed tiie following cadet* in
the Bevenu' Mai i.e St rvloe: J. vii ari ia ila: rv, ol New
York; William 1>. Hoover, of the District of Columbia;
Willium C. Shields, of Virginia; Charles E. Mower,
Ct Connecticut, and David J. Ainsworth, of Ve g.ula.
Thc aiMivi-iinined p.<mous passel a OOBpottttTO tx.tun
aalmu iu the urdei given.
JUKnsaa QraonoB voa Joiiaa Lawbbbob.?a gan
tio i hoe beea pr-somed to tee FinaOoatrolier of the
Treasury as to tbe authority <>f Oeneral Melgstodls
bum* the money appropriated tor Hie new Pension Office
Buiid:u_i. ami also a* to bis right to pay himself 810 a
da. om of the appropriation tor Berribee rendered In
aaaerintendiBg I e construction ol thc buildtof while ue
la drawing jiay as a retm d tdllccr of tue Anny.
ContkavisAwai.iu.ij.?Francis II. Smith, of New-York,
baa been awarded the coatract ior taralehlag tho Viol
Ofliec iii ;iailiutnt wllbjulc iv lue iliinug lue next Decal
year. Toe eontracl for lunlsblna the cotton nnd hemp
twine will in-aw ni ded to J. ll. ol New-York.
The civi rac! for stone, brick, oenieat and oand for thc
extension to ' ,i. Buffalo Custom House bss beeu awarded
tope ,i ... .-,i ,ni. o' Buffalo, uud ibo cou tract fur Hmo
toGnur>.e i>ci nat. liner, uf Bogata,
liinNuMV is nit (i ?i.i.m li"i-i-.?Secretary Fol ger
has taken ap fur consideration the nporta of tis
inls-; * d to examine Into tne oondltloi nnd
retpuieuit'iiis ut the different customs districts. Ibe only
rrnor; -.. fur acted upou is that relating to Boston, in
? io:.* ni t!n eli Ural force are rccoinnit lilli d.
Tb - ? tary of the Treasury has approved that part of
tht report, and i irecte : mat the redncuons !?? m i. bj
the lei of july, 'int* nciiou win result la a Baring to
tbe Government in sauuiesof *:j,(kx) a year, lt i* mn
Uki l.v thal . :> change will tx made in the custon
vic* ii Rt .-Yoik, as tba report of tbe eominb-sion on
that sen . tor an Inert aaa instead of a reduction
la tho loree. _
TlVo Ll POETS ABOUT A PHYSICIAN.
Dr. Mortimer D. Williams, a physician of West
Virginia, na- been slaving in tins city recently.
Two reports concerning bim wen mai to Police
Headquarter* yt terday. One, signed by Captain
alcl lom,.li, of ii.. Pnnce-at police, stated that al
6:40 a. m. oo Thursday Dr. Wilbania waa omited
on a charge of diunkenneiis, and mat afterward be
Wae hued ^5 by Justice Gardner io Ibe Jefleroon
-Mai'Kto 1'iilioe Court. The otber report, sent by
Captain Cliuchy, of tbe Last Twenty-oecond-ot.
aqua i. contained tbe mform-itiou thal a citizen imd
ted Dr. William* to tbe poiie,- nation at ll o'clock
ou thursday night. Tue phyeiciaa bad lost hm
Jay, aid be "appeared to Ins siupched by Mime
Orug. Instead oi nicking li.in up, tho police kindly
aouilnm to iiedovue Hospita,! for treatment.
ARBE8T Ol A BOGUS CITY MARSHAL.
Mr*. Ia.di-a ,',i,hl, thc housekeeper of the tene
bmm aa. \,z i)e,aii(ev-n.. reported tolnapoetor
mnttk?s^tm?^\*? b'e" f""'"1 l"
pay $14 to ttourt (Jreenthal. a lawver of \o i*
teiiire-s-.. under tear ol ???"olinmi 1 Mt\l
bimbi dispoooonud Mose* Bernete^ a lodger far
liou-pavmv.,tof rent. Later llernatiiu ca tm* II,,k
accompatued by OnaBlbal, Who showed tbe M ,ni
Of a .itv marsha). Under a throat of instant ar
rest.-..id lodgmeni in tbe T.,?,bs the fiighten^d
housekeeper paid hun if M--all fc|n- bad
In-, e.-ti.r liyiiie* secured a wariatit and v.aieiilav
arrest.', Or.,...iihaL JJenistoiii. and brought t , tu
Police I'tadii-aartero, where they spout last ..ighi
TBE J. sc A PE OE TUE WOUNDED BURGLAR.
Thc wounded burglar, John O'Donnell, alias
Mic! ael Carberry who escaped Irom tbe Soooorelt
li..*;...ul, at 4 o'clock on Thursday morning, ia Billi
Bt Urge . 1>. inneU asked leave to go ,nio t be vai .1
Otheer_Aic0ir.ib, of the 1 wenty-?ecoud Precinct
Who vv.:- I'li.irumifliim, thinking him m no condi?
tion lo . i ajiv, gave him permission, but he scaled
a buck wall and dropped into Fifty-eiahth-st
?Captain K.1.1*ea s.ild yesterday that lie had sent
llc( raf h's coAt) before the Police Commissioners. He
ls 8 goon oftioer, taptuin Killilea blames the hos
61181 surgeon for um lulorunug tbo police that
'Doom if wa* c-uvaleaoeut.
OUT-DOOR SPORTS.
THK LAWN-1 KN NI** TOITVAMENT.
The lawn-tennis tournament nt St. George'*
Grounds. Hoboken, wae continued yesterday. Thc turf
?waa ntmt and springy, and a li'tht breeze eooM tlc dlr.
Annmb r ol tgOOOiaara Inelu-ling ? fair sprinkling ot
Indies, watched the frames with Interest. Inti
lound of t!;e doubles Messrs. - birk and DOO-OBM easl!"
disposed of the Coffey biotin is by (i.n, 0.1. This flair-hul
tbe first ronni. In tl e Haiai rouiitl l>r. DWtgM arni
Mr. Ixe !a, of Uoston, were matched ug-lnat Messrs.
Clark mid Dennison, of Philadelphia, and tl.t rc wai a
most Inter, sting cxulbtion of a-Vill cn both
sldes. In tho lin. round Mr. U-vlght
and his partner played upwind, und Mr. U
?Mern agaoraralaoeahytaaJU Tie match
oheaadedln tatoroottai MOM of away rataraa Dr.
Dwight aa 1 Mr Chut ellette*ooaataatapploaoi by cuts,
?oQeyi, reeoTerlei and every ooaoalt/oMa r tooan of the
gnuie. Koch won one of tho first two gaOMI aid Mr.
C1_A scored the third. In the fourth Dr. Dwight scored
a clever (Iroojust over tho net. In the flft'i P-mo Dr.
Dwight scored several aces by puzzling Mr. Dennison
witM rli.'lit and left,twlstt '1 Birt icc*. Nevertheless, tin- set
wa- won br Philadelphia by 0.3. In tbe
1 set, the I'liBtoiiians playing with their
bucks to the wind, made a better show,
but Philadelphia WOO again winning thomi.teii OJ AS,
0.4.
Hie bell single -ame yet p'.iycd was tho conclusion of
tuc match between Mr, ( larit und Mr. Anderson.
Kaili not -ton two games, aud Mr. (.lark won tho fifth
and Mr. Anderson the *-i _tIi utter * viral lons ruliiis,
booh oom vaUoyiag weil. Mr. Oort (aaa grew ohoad
and won the sceoud set and thc inai di tn' S3, U Mr.
Furnum played a spirited nmtch with Mr. Glyn, and,
although defaatcd, he retired with nil the tumors. Ills
play was much Ddiiiircd lor Its ease. His
halt ? Tolleys and returns were nettly executed
and much apr'a-idcd. Mr. Glyn's play, ns u-iial,
was accurate and steady. Ile w.is lu-wr excited and he
never lost a point, lie won a noU tatereotlog mutch,
by 0.1, 0.3. Mr. Green and Mr. Poll pla\ed three
weil contested sets, Mr. 1'ost winning tiy 0.'-', At, 0.3.
'Hus Belched the singles. In the remaining iloubles
Messrs. Hitler an.l Poa -tag beal Mesurs. (areen lind
liicliards by 0.4 and 0.8. ?Iu the match between toe
('iiaiiey Brothers anl Meian, (ilyuu and Eldredge, thu
fenner n. reived a bye. This ended the
second round of doubles. tn tbe third r mini
-Messrs. Killer aial PO-Mln* beat, the Chancy brut' i r
a-fier much spirited play by n.4. 8.5. Tue only doable In
tbe fourth roand lott n\< rtviii be between Meaors. Bittor
und Fiieliling against Mi s?rs (lark und rennison, v. Idell
will bo played to-day, The Mag lei will be practloally
I'eciii- .1 by the matoo between Mr. Ulyn und Mr. Clara,
wl.icii will be pluyed this afternoon. Mr. HM will then
pluv the winner.
k ?otoh haa neon arraaaod between Mooan. r?wi^ht
and .-sears aud I. .-. oat C. M. ('lurk, singles ant doubled,
to bo plate 1 at Bt Qeerae'l grounds oa June 20, ai
which some ol lue ?'tst p.ayiug ever h, en In New-York
?oj* ho expected, _
BASEBALL news.
Hr. Dicker, wlio was umpire yestonluy in
tie tame between the Buffalo uud New-York Lou'-uo
iiiuca, i-iaile | irani decisions thut greatly Incensed the
spectators. He was loudly hissed during tho grcuiei
part of tbe (OOM. Winn the contest waa comp'.'lad
D. cLer started toward tiie tiressliiK-rotuu, but before lu
rein heil the pate that separatea Ihe fkld from the WOO*
tators a considerable number of people h_d gathered
directly iu the rath. A policeman tvldently noticed the
surly looks of the IfeetaOMI lind with Ihe assistance nf
associates succeeded in getting Decker safely lu the dress
Inp room I .fore any one could attack him. A lui'.ici man
locked the door and refused to allow any ono except the
players to pass In. It was generally believed that only
for the timely aid of the poll cr in an, Decker would havo
been assaulted.
The paine was a fine exhibition up to tue seventh
itiiniiu'. when s-vi ral err ts by the N-w York nine m..1
tlvt baal hi's I ri tin- heavy baiters frmu Katfiilo aKowel
lt rMitagtaa itogotlaehD-traaa lathatiotlaalag
thc Huflalo nine ohtiilncd a lead of taree nins. In tiie
first .ital see. ml Innings thi Ni w-Torft nine m un
iirii.i n-ii:i. Prom this point to tbi seventh mu
teen 1 X ie Ballilla aloe then should
bare aeon ntlred wit bout -. nd it woald bare |
im i lona only for tho Inability ot Troi to locomji
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two nu> oil lats by Reilly, Powi ra and Ui * ur
mack and a wild throe bj Keefe, la tho following Inn
int the Metropol tau.red Ave runs on three bite and
inn ? bj IcConnaek. In their part of the third Inning
t;.' t inelnnotla tied Ute leon. H.oi rana won
scored in-1 ii the Itt ii inn in-*, warn the l ttting nine tool
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mer. In ihe ninth inning toe M ?: i ipolltatu bod a splen?
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-.i; oaklyn.
i'lii- iletropolli ii- ci a. ia exhibit!
BOONU', June s.?The homo aloe h id I Mle illili ul'.y in
AateatiM toa DetroK atna te tar, oatplaytag tho Weet,
cr.i nu-n liolu lu ihe liCad and a tie- liat. lb,-, nen
as follows :
detroit. 1 0 0 0 (I I) 0 1 0- 'J
Boston. 0 7 ooi ooo u?13
jua-.-mts- Detroit, 10; Boston, 15.
la.ors?iieiroll. 8 ; i;o.lou, u.
I'lll-Alu- I.I-IIIA. .lune -?.- lin- riiliii'lelplil I niii' -were
a.aia defe ned to duy, this lune bv the (levi ian I club.
.Much dissatisfaction ins inen expressed hen by iii
baseball niblin "*?'!? the wretebi I playing of tbe borne
niue, and lu con-i iju i et, thc atti udanoe ai tin (amt -
vi rt lOUUL '1 bf score o: 1,. il n's gaoN WOO 00 lOUoWl!
aVhllsdcliilila.. 2 0 0 0 O O 0 '_ 0? 4
ml. o 1 . o o ;t o o 0- I
BlselittS I'hiiHdralpliU 01 Cir. eland, 8,
1.Hum rhlliaUrl|ibla, 7 ; ( leveiaiid, 9.
I'litiviiiiACE, June B,?The rrovidi-nco 'lin" defeated
t ,e ihanyteae t-eday, to the pool (leii?'it of a larne
erowd ol IPI uta! Uta The score by iiinlii-rs 1 as lol
1ov.ii :
I'ltivid^irce. 0 0 0 0 3 0 10 1?10
Cblc.'Kii. 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0? I
l;sr* blts-Provlrt'-nce. 13 i' hieuKo, IS.
Limit I'u vuli 1.. ?. 7 ,( I.ic.itf !, lu.
I'iiii.aiii.i.i iiia, June S.-A -Aili roiitftcd match was
p..it. d ben to day between the Atnletie nml Mt. I,oihh
A m. -eau AshiicIu! bm Dines, tt iitei, resulted lu it \ le tory
fm Hie hollie ltiiii.sciitaJvcrt by the sulijoiiu-.l ?cou- ;
Atlil'il- . il 1 I 1 0 0 0 0 0- 7
St. I.oal* . 3 0 001 100 0- fi
IOU lits Athletic, 10 r .-it. Louis, 7.
I nans-Athletic, iO ; Hi. laud.-, 10.
Piri-SBi-'Kii, Juus 8.?The Allegheny nine again de
teated the Eclljiae niue of Louisville by tho followmj*
score: *
Frilpse. 10 0 0 0 2 0 3 0-0
Alle^ln-uy. 4 0 4 0 3 111 0-ld
tam lint iciipse, 18: Alisrheny, ir>0.
bclliiae, i; Alleglaeuy, la
Bai.timuiik, June 8.-A ta u-lnning ifflme was played
ben- to-tiay between toe Boltlioon umi Colambai nines.
The -.'ailie was well played on both sides. The score ls
oppeoded:
Ilalliiiiiire .1 '.0210020 I-f)
toluniliuna....8 0010200 2 0-8
11.,sa luis BetaiBorSt ll ; Culuuibua, 13.
Lrruis-JiaJinuoio, 4 ; Columbus, 3.
RACING AT JEUOME PAKK.
Fortuu*) mid the owners of ruce-lior.sea are
not kind to Jerome Park to day. Though tno purses
are geueroua aud the arrangements lilia ral in i tfery way,
the number of starters In each race ls wrt-u-hedly small,
and In nearly all they are of miserable (?UHiitv. Tin'
abseiio** of I'izarro robs tue Belmont of uiiluierest for
lt will uow be a practical walk over fol (jooige Kennel
Following ls the full IM of entries:
ntn-t iuic?-TU_M.riAi*-OLns. biecial wkiiuits, 1 ima.
Ptla- mu
Tr*l?'?ar.UH Trombone . ll j
Juc..linn.118 inou_?Uul....._J..10I
BKXiSU OACI-UI-lOJITSTA-BS. Tlltt_B V?AB OLDS, I?, Ml UM.
Dwyer Brothers' colt (Jeorge _ennoy, hy Bonnie loot
laud?Kathleen. itu
WlUiijra's colt llot.e^auu. by Klug Knii-I^BevoTt'..'.':.' llrt
Kellt/'aooUJaoobua, by lit ta-dl.Neille James....."
118 j
IteMI 811*8 B *T" '
yrs. ida. "*" I*1
Macbelh.? I
tooan laca an ? ra*
Vnlusls. '.a l
- .I
pms aaa uss
IM Iv'. .it- -ised If
?B,
u-rar.ag-<! 1*8 ToBkan.aged V
I.l Iv Minson. ' .*
.b ll
lunger.4 tit
MAIM s. IN FINE FORK,
HABTTOKDi CeQflU, .lui.'- *-*.?Al fie ChtTtf
Oak Part ,i,rf0 e"
hrato. tho drat mil taJ-gO,
tliini in Illili. The led wil Ibo lea
exertion * that " the (_2uec:i " ls worl
i
HOimra PIGEON FLIGHTS,
i'i ft \ -?-ip*;it buming pigeons owned Ny tb
iiu'i-.ni ciuii. of tin* atty, wi rv seal awav last night fi
loosing fo-mo:iuw In I'.laii-villi, !? . . ITO miles di
tant. Thto lo the largea) oattageTorBtadolBl biooaati
for a race of cit r-iei n ,1* s. Other elah race* arrange
for to-liiolTow art : lu lirtifklvn f ? .,. I'etin., 24
?Hoot ta Newark from Creesoa. v, nn.. BM mile
uiul io Pawtaokot B* '?. "obi tbi* atty, ind mila
Federation r^ I
port, Penn., to thia city, 164 mlleoi frem New Brum
wick. SJ., 101 mil.-. lon, N. J.. 204 miloo, I
Fail Uiver. Mi t this city to I'rovldeuce, 1
:., I'I mil-f*.
REGULAR TRIPE TO HALIFAX AND Sj
johns.
Tho Btetmen of lim Cromwell Steamsbi
L'.r.e aro nakina ngBter trip* hot I I I ?'?'? v York, Hal
(B8aB40iJobaa.-fewteandlaad. T.-icy *a.i bi
day* froi.tNew-York timi furnish excellent Bcooiaax d
tunis f,,r travellers a! I lOW rate. Tho eo*t of ca bl
?at between Ne"* I ak ami Halifax Is "kio, wbh ex
|27 90. iv *iio RA
and 816. i ie Imo between New-Ton and Halifax i
about sixi.v boura.
SCENES AT THE C0B0NA1I0N.
Following ure extracts from tho descriptioi
by tho corre-p,indent of ihe London Tunes, tha uni;
EnglishaOtTCBPOadoal ailmlttetl to ti.e I'atiietlral of thi
AKIlilupilo::, of Hie eor.itiat'vn nf the Czar :
How, in a few word*, shall I best ile?crtho tho ordl
nary appearaii.f the interior of tho Cathedral of tin
Assumption I lanni When he wl'l on entering?on til'
pillara, tea walla, tho root tba lofty dome?tho \isitni
scei nothing bat pinn* of gold and glaring colon, ooo
veyiitgugeiier.il Impnoatofl rather of nnle lavj-hn,**
than of relined nm! cornel teeto, ratherof an Indian tem
pie than of a wooten church, lhere is nut a singh* inch ol
BPOOO aliove mid around which la nut BOB ted with
preeloii* metal* and stou.*sor plastered willi fnOBOOl
anti portrsita of Ihe Martyrs, the Halmo, the Patriarch*.
tbe Prophets, the Angels, the Apostles, tbs Brangoltata
tho virgin, tin* linly Trinity, and the Bternal Father.
Bron hell?the hell, monorer, af Burel oad aol <>' Mil
toa ts graphically ronreocated oa tba wal*, whir:, in
on? ward, an ? i ompiete pictorial mooed uf the history
of the cnn-dian (aub.
Tho diplomatic budy is thus dosciihodl
Again a lull, anl BOW, Bt a 8888108 to 9,enter tin
diplomatic body and the apeolal envoys, headed hythe
Doyen, General Sohwelnlte of genial (term aa
visage, uml dry Bte El wa rd Thornton, and behind
lilia nn* MOB Ile solid, vent ruble heal of Hie
Minister of Hu* Palled Mateo, aad the st.ikii._i
figure of Mrs. Hoot and ihe Anglo-Saxon oonotanaaoa
or M. Waddington, and a erowd ol others. Tha rpaot
?viv. ti to tbe di^i.iiu.tti" body, oppoolto tim trlbaaa of
tin e nrt of I.e.ie-, ls vt-rj - .v., there being it" room
ter their oteBta, hat thej "malt" a rt.-.i and motereogaa
group, ninlliie-uui,'tiioii-tli'-s.s nf their dames, who
are obliged to drop tbelr tratea orer the balustrade lu
front of them, dnpo their guib-ry with purple v..wi
and c 'ld.
The M888 tillar the Emperor and FniprcM have taken
Um :r -t md In ft..nt of the altai I* thus plcliiretl:
liniji i ?s i* on aj od In o oaeaplag who ol *iiver,
Ibo Emperor wean tbe dark green and gold aaa
broidered uniform of a general with high riding boote,
and the chain ol Bt. tndrew ?-? 11 ki.-* on in* tiriasi.
taller by a food
nj of ti* cres rs of Rta td arouad,
I* Alex.m.ter lil, O ..i bia Shoal er* ale ftrviid. hl
* ll tie
ir heavy armor Burba countenance
and ' . .a tba
I <l. ami
*
.. n imli of him the I.mp. r*.r
the cbnreb to-day baa madi bim. I
of ti i li, ell
?
iii front ot tin* a tar, tin Einp ror on I . ?
oaoh of tbe ?? n mts ol
. irlOUS
(ll. fol ?
? i rank, timi i
of all Itt-s-la. in I I
cu. I -
?seline *,.!,., *., ll ,i . a. \ r
IK I With pearla and
r mtge roby?? crown
?
i iinler
III. i
noa in th- j. ?-?? -i ni ol y
jewel found : . Irom tbs
: at Delhi Into thu mi pt)
of ivt.
M In the evening waa n I
. pen "f Bm, dipped in rotaboweolon.il
M'l.eur
? M"-i .?* i. ru ih
: on. 'I".'*.* i? again M i- the tu ly
l.'il f"l !.
.ki like it fran i
'?. nd ?" Comp ?'. *u fail) ike.
i from tho w ol in ?
md! . . r tbo Kremlin It?
self look* inure t :..;ll ll . ! - aad
rncturea of
i ? Bad pi ra?
ini'ii. nt rarl gat. ?< Bn .
i oom poodoal, weting ol Iboftate rcccp
tlonontbt da* alter tho coronal
i . ledfrom the Palana in Hie Kremlin,
uhich wu* th Ing of ina nf tbe
ul and m.i. los that ll ls 111 tile
po wei of cv ii iv "ii- t*i preeent imir
newly-crowned v a grand reoeplion and
' Hen luipi)' a. Pa ?
Bil tho title ot rank and po Itlon noa .. . i Moo
?ow. Thousand* ol dlstingiil*bed parsons In
? ti r<" n i r and din ii ? , ilmosl
e\ i n ri ,i.* ami e * inn j ni ibo world, crowded the truly
palatial bal - t. Andrew,
ami i, ?
11.-ii. I r, untold wealth ol
lind m . * -
* r",III,I I te
? ai pillar, supporting tl *. nit. ,i
? i a dm . in on "i i V ivi'
goraeou tbros
ai dinner. I
mg j"""'i simply b ni iiii I.,*.
script inn.
Al. the hall ol ? '"ni another
pall ol I .ii t . ,r rigiil a
i. Md m rot
et ri-iuouy. At the otlu r end of iii
sa. spacious i.u.i wen mun des. literally
'ho Weight i.i . . igulfl
n' g .11 aa . i j. .ie,, ,,i
thc m st >? tining and el il igu i, on w i.
:n mi deputations, etc., this maning
ror wita th a *. u al bread una
s.ui. i ht opposit. conn i . n, proffered
, nonie ni (illili of ai .iinie line.
Tin i ? * nek. and at 10. hy
which timt the palace waa oramtned wita ino mod
. !
teuded by all their Court and nooompaaled bj thou
ly guests, appeared and made Hie ronad ol tho
apartmi nt 'l wu 'ull..wed astatel] po onal ie, la which
iue !?? ofprec lime was aaltafied by the fre?
quent exchange ot partners; bnl ? tberwlse t ian i
dancing, and at about half-pao! li tbelr Ma)eet4ea with?
drew, lt I- un wonder thal the K ibo of Knivu and the
lhr?e il. pu'les flinn Merv mitl Hi' otber 4 alettes looked
nail ii. mv si Bed end damfounded. Brea thos.. aa*
cu.-toiiiel li tlie I'Sgi allin of l.un,. MnOOUlM confessed
thai tin j had oort r soeu any thing like thia
All(l nlli-ldC, lou, till* re le j,*, i|np,,.|||g
than within. Various do . mi tin gmQa .,t
i aptl oabove mentioned on toa Bohle ternoa iouk
in*-"tilh, .uni iiiui lids terruee ui'iie than tba hill of
MOSCOW COUld bo BOOB li low. burning with u Varied
glow of i ii.ldy and lani..sile flame.
TOwen, di,mes, halt lenten ta, river euibunk
lueiit. spine, dwelltng-houaea hridgat, barrack* ami
nu,nail, i .e --Bil thrown into elnar aad artistic uutiiuo
by im* myriad la mn , if us j, ts, Bengal llgbto, aod electric
iignis-formed im mn-t magntfloenl Bpeotacla ol
liluiulnaHoii evei Wttaooooa li w .s ii g'tiii'.ii, Misplay,
aad worthy of the areal md groote ai awaanh who hus
b guli hu icigu under such prumlilng auspices.
TU I AAtRRICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
"UT Ttl.LdllAIH To Tnt TIUUI.NL.I
Ci.KVi-.LAND, .limo H.?Tho Ann rican Mcdi
cul Association closed lt* annual *e?sii,n tn-day. Kcso
hitloii* of condolence uml I88f88l test tRotoA on tho
doathuf f-uigeo;i-(ien. ral Jo*epli K. lianne, lite Chief
i.t tin* M'died Dtp iruuent of Um (taltai State* Army
The ii s.il ii thu wa* uuiitiliuously adopted. J.M.Keller
offend a ic*olullou which declare*: "That, iii tho
very near luturc, If not now, ci in.itiou will become a
sanitary iieet?ltj in Hm huge OttlM and populous dis?
till! ? oi ti e eotintry." Tue rcsoluilou was relcrrod to
the Kellina mi hygiene. The following gentlemen were
appointed a Committee on Surgical .-civic* a board steam
innl nt,',er aoOBBte vesiel* I Hr. A. N. Hell, New-York;
Dr, A. L Hn\. Halted BtOtn Navy; lir. I. N. (jilliliby,
Net*. Jereel ; Hr. ll. 0. Mai cy, Ma.s*uciiu?olt?, aud Hr!
Henry H. Smith, of Pennsylranl t
A puiu-r n a- lo bat a h. .'ii reel this morning before tho
A-?*iei:ii!iiii by l?r. D. ll. (ioodwillie, of New-York, ehalr
maa of the section on dental uni opal mrgerr, but he
wa* not purni'"ini J i.e-Mi)n?ir:crs of the ootlo to read
the paper. They oleo did him (bo hoiiurofounct'iiiughls
nome from Iho roll of ibo > agnola tlon umi returning tu
tum his annual dues. Oooawlllta is au anll-cutle innii
un.l rn* slgnel tho naih uf Bllegteaoo under prutest. The
m - of bis Bollon ii acned tn. < ounoll undthey rciH'rieil
ibis moruteg in (uv.tr of expelling him. Hr. Atlee, pre*l
leal of tin* Association, mano u neut speich on rt'iln.
from tin* chair and he wits tendered a vote uf thanks by
theaoooelotioa-. Bocoad Plot preswcnl Hr. Lester then
leeland Ihs American Medical Aeaoclaiu-n aujouin* d lo
neut In Washiugiouon thc uni rueadaj ol May next.
TIIK COURTS.
TIIR COURT Off APPEAL-.
thk lim i'mos nm os fob tue
ban -rosen a_-san a
{?aAKATniJA, June S.?In thc Court of Appeall
Ol \.'. s. Williams ond lSufii* Hatch
n Union Telegraph Company waa ar
ai ii. 1--H -Tm'lust new trials niat'e
by the a e**ral Tem ol the How>Toih Nfisrta- Oaarl
tel i -ng the j.i, i-.men ts for defendants of the Ppeclal
lt t.n lu Ma-,, l-l, on the grounds of errors of law by
I
11 w r-re brought by the plaintiffs severally,
len tn thi If nt wa Tulon Telegraph Oea
paay, inalaal nU eoapoay, its fllnotony aod tin- Cfaloa
11 u?t ( o.un.my, to obtain od)iidle.ition ileterailniiig that
a certain llanelli'iu made hy tho Western Union Telo
(rrnii'i Company with the American Union Telegraph
lempunv and the Atla.'.tle and I'aeiflo Telegraph 000>
?ia: v ls void, un 1 for nllef against tho execution of such
agreement, and reaching beyond to the peroone] llubtii
iiis,,t t ,. dirleton of tbe Weitern union Telegraph
Company. Argument wa- opened by General '
Bwarn* for ippeOenta Bo wul eoaotail his argument
on .Mimibiv.
W. M. liv.iris, on behalf of the bar, moved that out of
r tn the memoir Of tlU ''itu Addition Oar.liner,
f "i a i ri ca.I u-i.e of this Court, 1 hit the Court adjourii.
Kobari Sewell I condell the morion, aod Ohlef Judge
Bu - i -ranted li in un upjiroprlato sneeeh. Tue Court
adjourned to June ll. Following ls the tiav calendar for
June ll : Nos. O-o, IMS, 1 -1, I."*."', 177, 11)0, 160, 183,
CHAROKS AGAINST MK. MoKSOV.
ms nonn-MiW AccrsK.i nu ov oomrauoT
with oo-Doeerona huknnan anu oiumma.
TIip relenso of Lewie W. Sloat from a tlirce
yeura' eiciilneuicnt IB Halt's Island as a pauper without
coiiiuilinn"it, of which The Tuna sr. gave au 0001001
severiil tl.ivsaga- has nOOttadla the serving of a cuni:
plaint in ii suit for |HU1,non ilntuugcs. It Involves tho
charge nf a conspiracy by whieh.lt is alli eil, the kid?
napping and cotilliu ineut nf Mr. Hool inn presiTanged
III an agreement bOtWI M .luhti Mckeon luann- he became
in-ti'lcl-Attoiney, Jiinies I-'. Robert! while tim privuto
derk of |Mckinn i IhayHi. lawyon, tut commissioner
Thomas f. Ilreiinaii und Wanlen Lawrence Dunphy
While oillclal.s id tln- Department of charities and Cor
reclioii. Thc complaint was .served on all the penOBI
iiaiiicl and llled yesterday tu the County Clerk's ollice.
Int. 'eil nf thu legal verbiage the complaint sets forth
the follow lng allegations:
fha tlrst MtO paragraphs on dOTOted to the usual de?
scription of the parties to the suit. Mr. Hloat ls de
si-r.'i'i-'l as a resident of New Vork lor many years prior
to July l'i, ls?'.), and us entitled then ami now to a one
thinl interest In his father's estate valued nt pBOkOOO.
Mr. MeKeea liOoeertbed es the hothead of Mr. sinai's
sister, tv ho was at the sante ti mo and ls now entitled to one
third Interi at in tho sumo estate. Mr. Bobette, Mr.
Dunphy ami Mr. lirennau ure alto dotcribed. Tho sixth
paragraph makes tin- -|.Hie OOMI timi that during May,
June niul a part of Jilly, l->7'.), tlio four defe udallin lu
v.ii ions convei'salloiH at various times deliberately con?
federated ami foie-pirt'-l to kidnap .Sloat ami condini- him
on Hart- I-inii'l us a |'ri..nii nut bating ali)' means of
siipiH'tt. lu paragraphs i and 'J lt ls -tated lu
ib-tall that In pur-uunce of this alleged cmisplraa-y, anti
by a sjieelal arrangement n.ualo between Mr. McKa-on,
Mr. Ilreiinaii ami Mr. ko.-crts, tho latter, then Mr.
McKc.i.'s i l.-rk. iiuliiccl ,-luat tu viait Hart's Isiaml. Oat
left him there ag a I ns', lils ptOtOOl in tim custody of
Iiunphy ami lireiiiuiii, both of whom, it ls alleged lu this
clause of tho complaint, knew that tjloul was tliere
against Ins will and cuitrary to law. Tho ullldavlts
taken In -upjsirt of thea,- allegations detail the coitvrr
s,ni..ns, nml of course are linnie liy one of Hie pal ties to
them. It ls well known Hi.it Mr Robert! has been dls
aiila.ed from his |niaitl >n a- laannl clerk In Mr. Mi Kenn's
and It ls supposed thal the evidence is famished
bv inin John I). Towii-i ir I. mi being liked, said lie
- aupi.I Mr. Roberts would testify to Hm truth."
1 lu- loth paragraph cou ma ts Dunphy arith thli I
conspiracy, and charges hm ts un detail??f Moat nu
Han's [aland ir., u Jun iii. i-7i, um 11 recently released
bj Mr Townsend in person Tbi nth pomgnph set.-.
: -onaplratoi - ? iiuently n
Wllla-.i liv Mi. Mi Kenn. lt ls Ila loH-WSI
"Xl. ii ! intiie numil! of Novel.ir, 1881, while the
plaintiff waa still linprtso . Inland br thi di
tenUanta, the aald -leKe.. Ito ibe honorable
? I di triel ah..nut ol tin- County ol Kew-Verh,
alni III.-la l|..lll, anal lllele.l'tel. NU till- |illl|'llal- ol Oom
- .r-i Ito . -t- :,,, i tht |sald Kn ni,nu and UM
Mini Hun pb r for ii i-i mg bim to defraud the plaintiff ol los
proper! ? md to keep the plalntifl Imprisoned us
-ellet III tl.e tu- Ile Hie tn-ut
ini-iii I" tt ir,, li tin- plaintiff had been subjecb I, tb
Mt K.a|i|"< i -i im lucrative and
Important position ol bowl clerk In tin- olHoc io trhli-h he
baal i" . brother ol the - dd Brennan t" an?
other i. inn rn tin-Mm;-i.n,, ..id a nephew
of iii-- sum Dunphy to another lucrative i-ositlou in thc
. , ,,:,??
? 'nr till- alleged ? ? ont in
.?ml in part nf paragraph 9, aad it
,: Mr. Ml l\' 'Ul ? as rn lu.ited ny mallee tt Ith
? ni in deprlvi - control nt ,lh? ? stab ol
bia fattier, de frau I hi.this Interest In lt, and proven)
? -in continuing an action begun bj bin and ina
motin : deki "ii to i ?! neuritics
behanging to the estate which wen In bli or In- wife's
imi sa alao i bal gs that Mr.
Vi Ki i. -? ilnwl i't trick and dorice from Steal a power
? ISlUg Mil*. Ml la.'aili ttllllt tail Ililli lU
; . .int ..r in,- rotate. Thia document, it is under?
stood, waa obtained irom Hloal when drunk.
Mr. and Mrs. M. kenn and tbe plalntifl an (Ol
tam, and on ibla ground a speedy trial of the
?ult will bs urged n> Mr. Townaend, whola the attorney
plain tut
Till: OBLIGATIONS OF DIBECT0R&
In tin- Chaooellor- Chamber, ut Newark,
>a -ti ld.it. Bil UIM nt tta-a held on lieuiillirr tn tire M_l "f
J. Aairt-li Ackerman ilglllllat tile .ill.atm s nf t i.e |M
|..-i ,!e,l \| emmie--' li,mk or Nettiirk. Mr. Aekonoa
the illtei-t us, iileglng that tlu-.t wars rt -..pnu-llile to tho
rtoe_-oloV ts by noeoa ol aron negligence Ihioagft which
he 1001 thO -.lille of |58 s1, iles of r-tm-k lt pre cuting a
t.iiii. iirij.r-.il-'.). cartload! Parker, juhu w. taylor, J.
Hi-nit r-tniie ami others appearcil for tho directors.
Mr. 'lat lm nr.ued fur the du. cd.rs thal th! llkfltloai
in tl:e tilll.'of Mr. At kerman were liiMilllclciit to maintain
lu.a Mdt. Ills ile.in ailinn or negligence mite ull geii'-ial.
and im lui in li of duty was porthmllTlnd The bill
.lui md lu.ike any tmOkAt iilleiraiinii. In regard .lo tho
(Oin r-tateiiieiiis, the ilirei't-irs c.uiltl not bo held aa
knott lug tbeOI IO tte lliciurect, fur the ful-e elitrleit in the
. . tiu.se statements, and the dlreotoi
ii" p" -ii'.ie.ms af ascertaining the faliaity ot Ihe i-n
ii re*. Mi. FOylor read .from authorities to ihoW that tho
- f) * mn I lu ItOgliUld InnI net er a (tai. ie, I il,,ui igea
for breaches ol trait. Mr. Parker said tbat the plalutlfl
upi e.in-,I SS tbe ciiaiupl.iii ni tin- cn-.lil.os, ttlille tbe
Int mated solely with thal champion'
-inp ile tunk up eaeii allegation In tbe)blll, und urged
?? Injury tu the -'n, I. e.i,nc iinin bonding rn, i the
money of tho honk to C Nugent -vin., umi not from tho
quarterly statements made bj ""' enabler under
? directors. Mr. Parker ils< lu
sisted thal it was aol competent ryr a couti ol chancer}
tn iiii-rtaiii ii hu I r ni ti,ls character, Ile held thut a
di ns-tor Uno) pecuniarily responsible i-iais,- m- ,i,?M
i "i il- - i transactions el the employee ni the
ha il., alni can unit in- .'iel,I Hallie lt lien be -COW! Ol lind
.? i.a ain-ll ll.ili-aetliii.s. J. liinit Ael.el mau tpoke
against the deinurrar. He nhl thal the d treeton wen
- -? under tbe prut talons ol the Banking net, and
be [twisted that the allegntlona In the lull were true and
rn-iv iii-aile m-.net Uh us iini-.aini li mi shown thal
the bunk was ruined by tint negligence Ol the l'l'i-slileiit
uni directors, snd us this neglh-rnoi occurredln tho
nain igemenl of a trust lt n us clearly a mutter within the
-. "i.inn- Chancellor. Tho defendants pnssriswd tba
i.n g' "t opportunities rm prevent?ig the raia ol the bank,
imt nei le, tea t" perform their duties ead Mrefthi ondit -
on from looa i bi ( banool! tr reeerred ali deelilon.
Tin: BTOBAOE <>f BLECTBICITT.
Ptofeeeof \. **. Keith snid yesterday in Vt*
gart to tho litigation arm nooodoiy battntai for tim
Htoriig--nf eieeiilt ny : " i'liere are several lineriercnce
suits lietwen raine, Hriish ami myself pending before
the 1'. ililli Ollice, Involving tho I'lle'intl of priority of
iti*., 1111 <-11 of tho vurious essontiil tOotam of the so
called Faure buttery anti also of the Fauro-Melloii-Volck?
mar hatti ry m exhibited br Prodmor Mortoa. Teitlnoay
mi these aoeetlOOS ls now being taken ny thu several par
ina to im. hiiiih. Tim sworn preliminary atateiueuts
lil. .1 in Hu- l'aii nt oillee nuder tm- rulert governing pro
CeettlllgS III mieli eOm give the following lilli an as the
times when the liiventlous weie mule: Keith, IH7H ;
Ilrusli, l-<7t)! Faure, l*tS0. Mr. Knish's iinert-ats ana
m.ne in i .is ma, ter are In no way nilled. My luvt-ntlons
lu UM snit - r. erred to ore owned by the Amrncau lilco
trie tJiorage Company, ot Kewark, m. J."
CIVIL NOTES.
Judgo Brown -and I jury, in tlu, United
Mam District Court, lu gnu yesterday to hear et ul, nee
in tue ault of the United Mtate* against A.Orlget.of Inion
Htiuar.-, to leooror ??(),000 us penalty for under measure
mein of Imported silk.
A motion was nitido yesterday before Judge
Wallace to reopen the case of the Now-York orape
Sugur Cninpauy agulu-t the Aumrloan aud Ibiffulo
t,i i - ? 'mair I'iiiiipauli-a. ihe motion was aigind ny
Sherman 8, Rogers, or iluffalo. for tho deicudants, and
BOOHOO (tinkling and Mi-s-uA. iiickeruou alt Diukuisou for
thc ptalutlO's. The argument was not Inllbod
Louis GiiHtou GottHcliaik begn recently in
the Supreme Court au notion against liiov.uinl Tuglla
pictra t" c. . nt, r .**737 50, a balance alleged to bo duo
hun fer services. The plaintiff wus hired by the defend?
ant toning lu au opera t mope at a nalary of ifl 10 a week.
The troupe started on a trip through Ihe .-outberu
Ptatt-a, but soon MOM to grief, and the plaintiff received
only ailiout irllOO lor six OT seven 0*00-0* sertice. Tue
? nie on far trial reetorday. Tho defendant'! conn
mi anrod loliismiss um aoaiplalal on tue ground thut
the defendant's partner hud not been Joined rn thu
actina Justice La A'i euee reserved lila ilt-otslon.
J.niicH Dj I IMO recently huciI .Mut hew Hyrnes |?
In the Court of Common 1'ieas to tOOtftt -t-, 103, a bal.
anoe alleged to be due him fur services. Tbo plaintiff al?
leged timi the defendant wss his uncle nnd hod Induced
hun in 1K71 to come to thu country and enter bis employ?
ment. Uo waa lo receive fl. a weoh. Aller a time the
defendant eugg*e?tc-l to the plaintiff that it wnuia 1
well not to di aw more than ?9 a week, the rest to a
cumulate. The oaie was tried yesterday The d.fendai
denied anv relationship with tiie plaintiff a* well as tb
other allegation* In the complaint. Thejury gave a ve
diet for the plainilir.
ISYESTIGATING CARROLL'S FRAUDS.
TFSTIMON'Y OK TIIK tRRRRtkXft liKTUTT CO!
TBOLLKR AND TIIK DKI't'TY CONTKOLLKR.
The special committee of the Boan! cf Al'lerme
engaged in investigating the coupon Iruuda in tt
Finance Department, continued its eeesion yestei
dav. As-iMunt Deputv Controller Osborne M.
Darno] explained ut great length the proc?M<
issuing and cancelling bonds nnd tin* cai
of coupons, lie believed that tho amount nf theil
aleatiofl on the part of Carroll w.is .* 148,11.30. Th
?8001 ion maile by the ('onimissloneis of Account
tbat lim discipline of the Finance Department wu
lax and tbat tba office wm in a state bordering od di
moralization, the witness declared was false au
slanderous. Ono reason why the defalcation wer
so long without being discovered was because tl,
('iiiiiiiiis-ioiiirs of Accounts made frequent exam
nation* ol' tbe accounts of thc Finance Departmei
and the Controller believed their statement ina
i .entiling vvas light.
Deputy Controller Richard A. Storr* testified tha
prior to .878 tbe coupons wan paid bv the Cit
Chamberlain. The forms now nsed won obtain*
from tin-Suli-'Irt-asiiry. i'h.: booka in Which l-l'
coupons were pasted were discontinued in 1871
In September, last, year, coupons amounting t
-*t-T0,>s30 wero found nneaneeUed in Carroll's desi
lt was found that they had been paid and the
were therefore cineeiled. Afterward a number c
con ilona wan foiiinl in HM safe of tho stock an
bond clerk that had univ boan oanoellc I once. The
wen ordered eaneellad by the wltaoaa The Con
troller wen not informed of this discovery. S??
altcrwiitd in making up the account to transmit t
Lomlou to pay thc interesi there it was found tha
thc amount was sin rt .fl 1,000. The attention o
tba Controller was then called to tbe mailer aa
an Inreotigation ordered. When tbe Ant lot ot un
cancelled coiiit.ms wen* found it waa thought thu
tbey n.ro merely awaiting canellan.m. Whci
another lot of 811.odo was discovered it was fel
then was something wrong.
Hi- theory of the defalcation was that the coupon
wen first paid to tbe bones! o-uer-, but were no
cancelled, and were then paid to the brokers t.
whom tbev had been sold by Carroll under tin
nasae af Bennett, ile md not baiter, -in tho conn
icil.it theory, lie had QBYer board 0. B coiinterfei
conn<ni or bond being discovered in the Finance Do
partment, Tbe ollie.- ls nd bordering on deniorali
zation, un.l there are a sullic ont number of personi
employed in the Departmeui io perform tbs work.
David P. Johnson, aaaistani -lock and hone
clerk, testified that he assisted Carroll and in tht
lattens absence attended to Ins duties. He hut
in-ver discovered any irregularities, and if anytlillis
wrong had been done in lim presence hu would cer*
landy have imtieeil if. Tbe coupons as paid were
entered in a book opposite tbo number of tin- bond,
and if tbe lirst payment was ont.-red a
second presentation of tbs coupon would
beat once discovered, ile discovered tbs uii.'iiti
cell'd ooupons IB a drawer with a combination lock
in Carroll's desk after bis de.itb. Witness wae
ordered to cancel tbem by Deputy Cont roller
StORI. His theory wa* that the coupons tv.-re not
cancelled by Carroll and were wild by him to down?
town bankers ami wer- by them presented and paid
a second tlnie. He had never SOCS any indications
of counterfeit city bunds or pinpuna
The <'on,missioner* of Accounts aro about to
begin8cirelii! examination of thc accounts of the
Finance Department, including tbs issuing and
cancellation of bonds of nil kinds. Controller
Campbell aili probably niara hom Atlantic City
ou Tuesday next. His health is much Improved.
As|*iioii |as Recorder Smyth had taken ins seat
yesterday morning in tbs Conrt ol General sessions
Minion Siev.-ns, tin* lineman of tho (irautl Jury, iu
tortn' d tbs Recorder tbal a letter had been neetyad
OB tbo ^th Instant from (outroller Campbell asgn.g
tbal an loTeetigation into thc .illatT* of tho Finance
1 lepartmenl be made l.v tl.e Oraud Jury. Bs asked
for insTiictioii* as to Hm duty of tba Grand Jurv.
K't tinier "-myth, in unswcring the re((iiesf, said:
'" I hav.iain nIv r<*sd to tin: Onad Jury the scc
ttons of tbe code defining the dntlasol the (jrand
Jury, lt is your iiu'y fo Inquire regarding till
crimes tbat may bs committed ia tbs eonaty, and
ot . nut -i- ynii li.ive a right to make snob an investi?
gation bs lias inen reg Booted la order t<> lind
whether any crime bas boen committed. I would
one or two suggestions, I onderstand that
tl*, te me now taro Invest iga tiona going on in ngard
to tbe attain of tbe Department referred to. Ono
i- by tbe Commiseionenof Account loupplemontary
tot).no already mada. Tba other i- by a com?
mittee of the Hoard of Aldermen. It i- only BO? ??>
Bary tosugg-sl tbal these iureotigaUoni reti.ure
the presence of tbs clerks ol tbs Department and
inn':..' it in (???-*ar> to pro Ines banks and papen to
Mien an extent thal further Investigation al tbs
prow nt time might inter en with the transaction of
pnblie bnsinesa I understand also thal tbs Cen*
tn.ll'i -iii preeent ont ol town and wnl not return
until in xi week, (wonldonly oil r snottier sag*
pest ion, that as i.lamination of booka and papen
in large tin.nb.-rs woald be necessary, il would bo
well ii vin Investigation could take place la sonic
room iu Ibo County Conrl Hoon so tba records need
i,ol Iv icni 'Veil lr...ii tin* hiiiiiling. Under all the
circumstances 1 would adv i.s.* that action be de?
lny i d until -onie .lay?perhaps Wedin s lay?of next
wuk.''
Tilt: STElNHAk D T IS n VEST.
Coronal Lory and a jury yesterday began tho in
i|tusi in thu eas* of Joel C. Stciniiardf, of No. GAS
Madison-are* wbo <>ti Jane 3 is supposed tobeys
.1 .* 1 from morphine pois..nmg. The li ist witness
o al led was Dr. Abraham .Ia.'..In, who saw tbe boy
ebon! 9o'clock on tbo Braning of .June 2, In Ins
opinion death was csnsed by morphia-poisoning
Dr. w. s. Beaman testified tbat be was called tu at?
tend young hteinbardt about il ur 1 o'clock on the
nf terni it ui ol Jun- '-'. 1 lie .*>' lil [if "ins, it was dec it Imi
aller cuviiit.Uii.ii with Dr. Kttdisoh and Dr. Aden,
wei.- iii'i-e nf po soiling bom morphine, rests of
two eaosnles romaiaiflsj in the box similar ta tban
taken by tin- boy convinced tbem thal they c ui
talned morphine Jin* testimony of Dre, Rudieeb
innl Allen wss mainly eorroboratod.
Francis Flinn.um, tin* druggist, testilied that be
b ts been s pharmacist for Ibirt r yegre. Abonl **:.'!(>
? ifl"' k mi tb roningof May ill..loci c. s eiiili.ir.lt
caine to bis store and yarbally ordered Iroin lum
ti bull down liv'i-grain quinine oapeuh -. i in* wit
bobs wrote tbe order on a slip ?o that it should he
charged, ami told Ins assistant, Amadeus Viol, !o
pat up tue prescription. Ile spoke to bun In Ger**
inau, aa Viol did not understand English. He dui
not see bim pulling np tbs proscription, as bowns
engaged with otber onstomers. On Juted li was
told by Hr. Bteinbardt tbat u mistake bini been
Iliad.'anil thai hi- buy ?'lli dying. Ile dl-cnarged
Viol, who waa rery mnob surprised w en bo
beard tbat a mistake bad ben ms e. and oonld not
belieye tbal inch s tiling was possible. Viol had
been tbree weeks in bis employ, umi bad only ar?
rived in tin- country from uenuany two weeks
befon he engaged bun. Ile han produce i first*
certificates uud testimonials. Ail poisonous drugs
wen kept opart from ihe othei' drugs, ami tbs jar
itonto!)iing lbs qmnias was ou tbs side of tbe sioru
ile lo that lu which thc liunphiiic was kept.
TWO MEN TO BR HANG TD ON JI'I-Y 27.
Theodore Hoffman in tin* Court nf dyer and
lei miner, nt White Plaina, before J notice J. K
I', irnaid yt-teitliiy Was fotind guilt] ol ibo jii'ider
of /.!? -f Marx, the Polish Jew pedder iu the town of
ll ai'i'i-un. uh Pel ru.irv 1. He rc lained Calm when
the yardie! waa announced* and, on being asked if
_S bad it li V tit i li i_ to say, lie replied Itl a -!ron? Voice
ami wuh apparent indifference thai be bad nol
beenosonby .my one m tho neighborhood when
the murder wae oonimttted | tbal it bad not been
proved thal tbs ass witb wbieh tbs murder was
committed had beea ta his possession, ami tbs
evidence of Will inin Knox could u.i: hs taken
against bim, as Knox was supposed to be insane,
Judge Bernard then sentenced Hoffman i<> i>.
banged July 27, The jury on nilling took au in
lortnal ballot. Fl'veii wen for cou notion and OUO
wa- tor a. .putta!.OneofthejurorsstaU'd that he had
uoi i baily andentood the charge ol tho Conrl <?n
acerlain point, bal tbat was explained to his sat?
isfaction, and then they wen- unanimous In favor
of a verdict of murder in thu lirst degree.
Chief Justice Noah Deris, presiding al tbe *'?- x r il
Term of the .supremo Court, yesterday nntenood
Edward Hovey tobo hanged ea July 27, for tbs
uuirder of lils s'ster-iu-lavv, Fanny Vennilye.
Hovey, having hud smut, slight dispute with .Nus.
Vonnilye, went out and got a pistol and cunio hack
and shot lier. Ile was tried and convictc.; ol murder
in the Court of General .?Sessions on Apni 22, 1882.
An appeal from the conviction was carried to tbs
Court of Appeal*, which recently ullin ned it. Tho
prisoner manifested no emotion at and very little
interest, in Justice Davis's remarks tn rescitteuciug
him.
191 CUTTING Ol' TELEGRAPH WILES.
The many rcoent breaks in the District Telegraph
lines818 ascribed to tbs lact that thc line-men of
thc American District Company unit work a fow
dayt. ago. Thu breaks have luci i less than
tcu a day to about thirty, Other inn-inen have
been employed, and although tho interruptions
wero not prevented yesterday, they woro repaired
more promptly thau on tbs previous dav. Il is uii
diTstuod that the company bas e np oyod detec?
tives to walch its lilies, bul no arrests bad been
ma<le I i.v them last night. 'Ibo Mutual District
Company's wins havo boas cut, bul ll ls supposed
by in.* company's otliccrs tbat tbs wires wen inter?
fered with by mistake. Th tskl tint only one m
teirupti..ii occured yesterday they regard as abso?
lute prout of tho correctness of this theory. They
iio not anticipate any lin ll,ci trouble on their lines.
The Sitnla Fi XewMcxicun, the bc*t Journal New-Mexico
lias cv er uad, appeared lor Ihe lust time un May ll. after
in existence of Over fourteen 'c.ii*. " Hie amount ol
revett ue derived from tho community," tin* putillHhcr
lay*, "was iniiitllcieiit to sustain the Depot cu a respecta
tile basis aud they could uot consent to run a paper
iv blub was not superior to auy other lu tim territory.
THE MOM EY MARKET,
-ALES AT THK STOCK EIOEANOl.
Junk 8. 1883.
B. 0. R. A N...
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L' **? ih. it-.nt.-r-: 1891
20,000.113
BOX Di AND BA Ht .ITO') BIS.
Merchsnta Bsnk .MVChAStLlst
loo.181.I 13.000.101?t
MahalUn Dank 2,000.102
16o.152. 6.(8)0.I0fl|
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27. 101,
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l.OOf.107V
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3,000.115%
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5,000.113?s
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2.000.Hil*',
6.000.HI
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New 'ti consols j Arkansaa
8,000 .:> '?% L Koa k PH ANO
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4.not) .7-tv HanA al J -n .-on
7,000.7ra<3 3.'O". 100V
io.ooo.Tat, Hini.a.in ll 2d s p
I.U'Ki_ 7-a,! 1-000.107??
NYlVnitii 1807 Ia high aud Vi a
2,000. 108
N \ 1 ? nt 1st licg
15.000.131
Nulli Pa.- 1st citiii
10.000.lo- V
1,000.106*2
2,000. 100%
N J cent ? an .<
5.000 .lift
5.000.... Ill
New J Central Ad
1.0(H).MA
MN .103
Na-!. Cat St 1.1st
?a.ooo.119
Con aAJienleal
4.000.10.1
I_k.- slmrt- div b
1.500.120%
Wiiandxr p lat
C A Pac W n dlr
3.OH0.'.'O'*
2.000.. . .
MU I. H A W 1 ai
l.ooo.lo -,
M J t'a-ntral lat '90
2,(KW.117
N Orleaui di P 1 st
4.0OO .80
5.000.80%
1.00*.51 .Noriiiik A wo M , Peoria DA Kvill Ia
(hit .V Mil lrat 9,000.101%
8.000. 123% I Ohio sud Mina 1st
Di! mr.Ill lejl '**4 j -SpriliKtlilit U1V
... lm h C.OOO.iH?4
Del a ll mt ma "Ol I Ohm nonihiaii Ui
tt'OO.llO'at 6.o?o.82
K Tenn VA O* Ino j 1,000 . ra.)
1,000.3-S I Ore'u A Tranac lat
K Tenn Va A ti 5s
lo.ooi).7*%
10,000.78%
lO.OoO.
M.Ooo.78>? I
Erle 4th Hitit
8 OOO ... K'N-a
Koli Wm Ul A Diit
Uni 10.71
1.000 .73%
.",,.1.7a->4
11.000.73%
10,000.74
1.000.75
8.000.74
8, ' ?i.74%
(..ooo.74-9
10.000.it ,',
3.00').9J.*4
Poo A P Uniou 1st
4.000.100
4.000.100
Boms W A on
K.Xtt'llSlODOS
14, "Uti.70
4,004).70%
l.'-OO.70%
7.000.70
5.000. 7<-V
li.ooo. 71
Koa-ht-nti-r Al'lta In
2.000.4.">%
Kia'hm--lid .t Al lat
1.000.liO
l.OOO.71% Kith at Dun 1st 6a
Kansan Parino Os
Deliver Div ASS ?
1,000.107 I
Mn K A T M
10.UOO.60
Mn Run and T
(len ii.ttf Iii
111.000.82% I
(t.ooo . 12%
.MOO.83%
Mitllaiid N J lat
l.iKio.Ul
..?rn.-.15
Mt-i""',..l; in E 'Jd
"I
3,000.*>.(%
N t t'li a
9J.000.102
4.OO0...9;?
l.OOO. 99%
ht I. K on and .\
Beal nutate 7a
3.0JO.1()6V(
St 1. A 1 Mt 5a
1,'HUl.76%
2,000 .77
2.000. 76-,
Ot Paul M at M l?t
Dakota a-xtenainri
7 ooo.ID*--j
Teias Pad,:.- lit
lt (I div
lS.OOO.ai?
li. OOO ...
7.000.81%
1,000.
4,000.69
1.000.71)
M I. Kau t itv A X
Omaha ?
3,ooo.1"J%
N cir Mi.'i-uu (st
100,004. 1%
Col CC A Ind Nt
?.?0.000.120%
i.t Wooton 2.1 m
M.OiHI. .'.t'l%
-nuiaviile A .Nasa
lien Mt Uti*
...(Mi,!. *e%
I a i-ae A Dav Dir
l.tMK) .96
MetlopullUu K lSl
5.000..00
UoVtcM
6.0OO.116%
Ni- rt Ext 'a
I ooo.lu3%
1.-.00 .103%
Non li west otitiioi
l.ooo. 1. .'
North ta. esl I f ,')?
Cnlll'tlQ
l.l.OOH.lol%
\ J t int'l inc
lO.thlo.KN)
(jilin s.'tit.urn Inc
6.000.26
r-nlltll Pac ot Cl! s
l.ooo.ll',
T Hants div bala
IMO
- I
loxa* Pac inf LO
.(.DOO.1 t
.. .ti ?
lu'tilti A Wan 2 1
a.DOO.'?"
tn am Pac S Kuul
2..-O0.11.'%
i,luhaij nciCE-v or ti'isr iv tTOMAA
Boston, Friday, Sam 8,1381.
N - ,-rilav. la,.', ir.
Yuater,lu.r To-dav
WaurPower. 3% 3%
OestsaLaa 1. o% 6%
AA P'tn. lt'. 7a ..110% Hil
Du. laod*rraai i*. Ill
N t AN Knif 7*. 1111% 112%
AATonKR. *t.< . SH%
tioaAAKK.17-*% 17.)
bnaioii a Maiue.l--7 16:1%
tim-ti ar ? J'ov.. 121 % 194%
CUL sau A I'.ove. 21
.Palari kk. 41
FUolAl'an* Mar. 30% 2--a
N r A N Eofi'nii 10% U%
Kutlaiidi'iintuuii.
Alloiiei M Co. N. 2
C-iamelAiteoia. 237
L'sb-pa..50
Ooppor ram. 1
PrsnlOis. 10
Pewaiilctuowi.... I
Uniiit-r. 46
R ..-,- . %
WiaC'eu K K com 22%
Kllut t i*Mar ji-s iou
(Hiretiil. 20
Tnl. 1'. .t inn. ino 10%
3%
1
li
46%
V
110
20
10%
OLOSIMS PRICKS OF rillL.lDXLViTlA STOCKS.
ti ill-si ij 1 , 11 I )v-:i i ;i,17 itri'.V.
Hld. A-.k-d. I Kid. AakM.
Cltv6s, Ne-.l.;o 130% , Nnrth. Pac. orajf. *-"*, -?
103% North. ( a-nt. UK. 67%
6s% t l-hi?li .\av. 45%
39 1 Butt N. Y. A Pa 15
H I Kt.. Preterrel -'-"?
67 lleatiui.iliu il'r.. 12
67 PhlUd'a A Kile.. 19
51%l
t'llltlal Kit.. NJ.HU
Pwunay'va Elall'd '--'i
Ksadinir. 28%
Ki-ailuiK ma'l int H7'?
_?_!_! Vailoy... titi
Catawlasa, pref.. 66
North. Pac. coin. 61 %
10%
1 i
iv.
2 "I
ll
20
FitiDAr. June 8?p. m.
Tbe stock speculation ut tho -.[> niiii* of lum. -s
tti-iUy -ovelopeeXee little hesitancy tot kvoHaa>
ness. Early sales wore matlo ul -tOOpfBf l0O**eO|
yet the market wun too dull to manifest a iletiinio
character, aud was itisceptibU* to a pron mun-1
lnudtT-aliip 111 eitlitrr iliroctic.il. That ifeooHoa OM
ln.ilf ap.'.neut liv slurp advances in the
prices of OtteOfO ?od North,vc* em
Del.itvare, LaLawannaaitl Wtit ru etocki. Tlio
basis of tho advance m tho price of
N'ort'iTre-atora stock waa tim iiiuiounci d c ui*
soliiiation of tlio liereioforf Mi-culled "propm-i -rr
ri';itli"--thc Chlcaito and Mllwaukt-t- ami th. Bl OA
and Slate Lino railroadi?with the Northwett.MM
Company. The change is only in name. For j ears
tho road*) mont inned have been part it t -... X >rth
M-i-atoni system; they have contrioiitel to Ito
gross earnings, and. have boen wholly omtht 99 tho
Nortiiwestarn Cotnpauy, subject only le such '?
aa wore and still an- .uit-taiiiliii.', ThtDolOWOl^
Lack ivvaati.i and WottttM ttiovi' kwht tt 1-** . I tts
lL'O*. in tho morning was one for wuiili no Ol iso il
alleged, Tho biiMiiesi of thc day eaoul A to
?882,000ohnttt, uK-iinst lUii.on.) tootm jreetei_ej,
Of to-day's busiuesi two Hincks?Dniawaie. Ltiek*
OWenne ami Western, tW.ilt'O. 9hi DI Ut mg,
;i_,**00?.outributed 10.'.IOU tkOtOO, and 0iaeO?_a_
-tinks, recordiu? saloa of fio.u l'J.'J-*-?
10,4(X) shares, coatributod 147^00 sh ir- 1. 1 w
York, Ontario and Western was mon* Iii M tmVkmmkBf
active (.1,000 shares) aud recordetl un ..'?? *
of 3aper cent. But barring ^l>rthwesto^^ willi 0
ilnal gain of l*\ Oelawaro, Lackawanna and
Western 7_ uud Denver and Rio Grande 7o per cont,
tho gains and losses are about evenly dividcL./The
market closed leven*-.
Only a email busiueie was douo -a^TGoV-'r
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