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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
GROUNDLESS PANIC IR A SCHOOL.
loTCH COMMOTION BUT NO DAMAGE CtVtkTD KY k
.O-CA-I-ED "DARNINO NEKD-K."
A senseless panic, which fort un st te Iv proved hartn
>ss occurred yesterday in Grammar School No.
25 in r'iftb-st,, inldwav b-etweeu First nnd Second
aves. The school buddina ia one of the largest of
Ibe kind in Ilia citv, having room for ovu 2,100
pupils. Each of the three upper floor*, is divided
into class rooms, while a part of tht* first float is oc?
cupied by the janitor, George Killin.. The boys' de?
partment, of which Robert H. 1'ettigrew is tho
principal, ison the top floor. On thu third floor is
the girls' department, in cb arte of Miss
Wannah A. Sill. and on Ibe set*.nd
floor il the primary department. There
were 0G7 little boys and girls in the several class?
rooms of tbe primary department yesterday. About
1:30 p.m. an ii sect koomi as a "devil's darning
needle" flew tb rou uh the (mea window of one of
tbe primary class-rooms and Ix tran to buzz abont
over the beads of the children. Several lillie girls,
who were afraid of tbe insect, left their Mata and
ran toward the door, screaming and holding th-ir
bando over tbeir ears. Tho teachers were anpre
pared for tbe excitement which ensued. Bom
foolish children cried "lire." and tbe erv was taken
tip quickly and repeated in all tbo class?
rooms on that floor. There was a
general stampede toward tbe ball doors. The
teachers commanded the children to be quiet, but
their words had no effect until Miss Kinma A.
Knapp, the principal of tue primary dOfBltflB ut,
onie red all the doors to be elmad.
Before Miss Knapp's order bad been carried out,
however, about t.ftv children, mostly hots, eoeapod
Into tbo street, and they spread wild stones which
filed the neighborhood with ahum. For a lime it
was feared thut a calamity similar to that which
happened in tbe parochial school in East Fotirth-st.
recently was to be witnessed. Tbe street
in front of tho school was soon lilied
?with excited parents who strove to tat into
tliehuildiu-. Information ol tlu* panie had boen
carried to the qoarteroof Engine Company, .No. 25,
and .to the. Filth Street 1'olieo Station, I'Oth within
a few roils ol the Behool. Sergeant Welshie sent
t ty policemen IO the school and I hey did good
ecivice in reetoriag order ia ibe street. Iheinc
engiue wns run out, and the firemen bliped the
police in quieting the children ia tbo Mhoel. Bo*
iore tbe arrival cl ihe police, tba alarm bad Bpi fad
to tbe two grammar deportment! up stairs. Tho
jauitor had been sweeping the halls and the dust
raked bjr bun gara boom al ihe older pupils the
iiniiression that lhere was n fixe in the betiding.
ttVut Sill and tho tem than nuder her
?prevented the girls from going into tbe
-alls, but tbey were unable to keep complete control
of them. Tiie rear windows wera near the roo) ol a
tenement-bouse. John Uroooe and Henry Keeoe,
iiun.'ites ol tbe tem iment-hoaoe, plaoed shat teri
U'ton the wi'nlotv ills, lo form bridges, _*__ a few
OZ the glrli were permitted to erooi to ilu- roof of
the house, Tbey retuned aa aeon bb it wm known
that there waa no fire in tbe school. In the boys'
department then was inucli bubB-UM-B. but the
teachers kept control of the pupils and did not per?
mit theil io leave the claao-rooipa. At tin- requeot
of the polite ali tba scbolan ware dismissed as soon
BB quin had been restored, ia order tliat the -tal?
ents Might Ik- oaanred of their saicty. Not one
tiliiitl was injured.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE ELECTION.
Tho animal election of the New-York Aiming
Stock and National Petroleum Eichange will be
hehi on Monday. I'be regular Uekel wai selected
with the special object oi allotting a proper repie
?M-iilatitin tn Hie old munni- boaril, the Nut ional Pe
troieum Exchange, which waa merged witta lt, and
the best elements ol' such orgamzations as tbe (tpea
Boord -.I Brokera, and the American M olag Stoek
Exchange, lt is ao folio wo: For preeuient, C. Ik
Morris; treasurer, J. ll. Stanton j cliainnau, A. W.
l'eteis; noretary, 1'. J. Sweeny; oooioianl keera
tary, E. ll. Gallaher, jr.; mein tx rs of the Governing
Comuiittei?toaerre one year. Ca Ci. Eales and Ju.ms
John; to serve three years?George F. liana, ?*-. V.
White. R. ll Shaw, J. S. Blanton, Ueorgo B.
Batteriee, J.R. Mullnny, F. 1. ll. als, L. V. Da
Foreeet and C. L Parker; trustee* of the gr-uuity
lund?to serve m.' v, ar, ll.il. Bonnell; to se I ve
l;ve tears?A. V. White and Hoary ll. Truman.
Tliere will bi no contact over tba oftteers ezeept
for the place of secretary, Qeorge B. Badger ond
Charles A. Brown baTiug been put on an "indepen?
dent" and an ?'opposition " ticket respective! v. ll
is thought mat tue cutting of tho regular nomineea
far the Governing Committee will be .principally lot
the parpoae of oaconng a stronger renreoentation ol
ti ola National 1'. >i role um _xcnange. < . 1".
Woodohoo been nominated on ihe "independent"
ticket nu trn.siee ol the ira! atty liiiiil, to | i
year. J he "oppuoition ' ticket, however, bean the
name nt li. il. iiuuntrll, the rogoiarnominee fur this
position.
PERMITTED TO HAVE niS FREEDOM.
Chin Tain Bia, the private ttawotoxy Bl Biobop
Si'?ia.o Volouteri, V'iear Apootolie of tba .Diocese of
Bo-Nan,, China, who arrived from Braxil ob tbe
???? ishio Nuance ou Thursday, was permitted yea?
terday to enjoy tbe Ireedom n_ Americae shores.
The aiuciiilii'ent ti tbe Kevtoed Btatntea, mode by
Congreooou Hay *-. IH&'A, providee thai the mi ter
of any roaeol shall not laud onyCbineoa c^sa.- iger
belore be delivers to tba Collector of the 1'oita
oepjirat bait of such t hines-- paaaengera aa maybe
an board, and thal thia hst must be filed at the
Custom House at tbe same tune as the. etilrv ol the
v. ml and the manifests ol eargo and other poi ej
g.is. After tl Hst has been ll ted tho Collector, or
hud puty. coiupaiei it with ibo pasp.rt*ol .lu
C; un se paoieugt rs to atitiof] himsell thal tliev .in
not laboren wu bin the meaning of the atatnten. Tue
master of (lu ves-a-l laded to deliver tins lilt and
Collector Koliei ..ni alni not bear ot tlia> eas-until
he read it in lim 1'BIBUBB yooterday. He tuen
went to tin-v. sci and obtained Mch information
as iie cnubi from the iteword. Ile also qoeotioned
Chm Triii mu and then reta rued lotueCuatoia
llou.se. I h" (.'Lin. se ( on ni's secretary called upon
tba Collector to set-are the aaeretary'o releaaoand
was told that otatutorv evide.ice must be preocnted
that tb.-latter Mas not a "laborer,'' either l?v a
pa-oport or a certificate from tbe Consul. Hu- Coo
our.- aecretary went away aud oooa returned with
the Bishop, who produced satisfactory prool ibm
Chm Tziu sin i" not :i laborer, hm ia a private oeere
tary. The ooeratary was tiicu allowed to laud.
A MIND DERANGED BY READING.
Au fbi man of clerical iipp.-ainiit-e eni.-iiil Eay
rtoiiu's clothing stoic, at naaaon and Fnlton-ate.,
yeaterday. ami ordered a sun of elothea. lie was
ehabhily dressed, an.l over tbe suit that he won he
proceeded to don the suit tliat be had [elected. I'be
cents coucimled thai he wei a crank, ann after
ooiiio persuasion they induced lum to leave ibe
otore. Ou reaching the sidewalk he collected a
crowd ol arv bins, and i.istiibuted among thea
Cigars anti money. Detective Alalieint Ihe Fourth
Precinct took the Venerable mau into cu-tody,
wl:erett|iou he afiered me detective a VBlnablegofd
WBtoh, aud aaked io ba permittod to ito, a? be was
engaged o preach a tenuou at .Saratoga, lie vena
taken before Jus.icu .Smith at tho loin bs 1'olice
Court and committed tor medical examination. Hi
desoil>cil trim-, il aa Dr. Anani ./'ones, ? J.Ie.ii lier,
SeTei'.tv-oue years old, iv mg ul No. 00 \\ omi .me?
lt., Broeklyn. Some years ago. it is saul, be cou
ducted tbe Dover-Mn-ei Mission, hut of laic lie has
liv.im te li rome ut His mind bas been di ranged
by excessive leading,
m
SEEKING RELEASE FROM TROUBLE.
A man, wii .sc hal bon: tin- name li. limiiintrliaru,
Ko. 14**i''aiiiiteeiitti-.,i.. Brooklyn,jumpedove.rb_ard
Irom a Hamilton Ferry boai, at noun vesterday, in
ibe Uimoiinilk CliaHueL Henry Nichols,ol No. 907
Ti iiii-ave., jiini|*ttl aller bun, but was not sueit s
1 it 1 in roaeang bim, and ibu uiaii was drowned.
Inquiry at bis linne khowed tbat Mr. Caaaiagbam
was an ostrich (calli r iiuiiul.u lurer al No. );;;{
Jlerccr-St., lins eil v- Ila lived with hil family in a
twe-elofy brown-otone-froat house in Benth ttrook
J.vn. His wife ba i iioiH-ii mat in- aoted atraagali
loi ooveral dayo. bal she hut nu idea tliat lie would
trytoemiiiisi.il-. she was eowpletely prootrated
Ly i-riet when her In.sbjii I'o hat was shown io her
niter b.in-: pu kfl mit ol the water. She recalled
tho fact that ber bu.aiianil put on ull bis best clothes
wheu !?-? went from home to his busiue--* in tbe
morning, aad bade her au afleetiouate good-by. lt
ls bein veal tbat business troubles unsettled Mr.
C'unuiugUaii.'.t mind and led him lo commit sui?
cide. I
A MURAL FRIEND IN TR0LT1LE.
Clara Suow.Jeu, a 1lench womau living Bt No.
loo" South Futh-_vc, neglected to obey a subprnaa
to appear at the Special Sessions Court agaiusl
Daniel Ked ney. her reputed husband, whom sue
had had arrested for oooault, Au attachmeut wai
iisued uua the oi'ic-r oongued to execute it was
cotiipellcd to bleak into ti.e WOUUn'o aparti.e"l?,
as sue relused to opeti the door, i m- eaal mus again
called in tae Special Seasious Conn yestenlay, and
on laking the -tami tim complainant swine that
alu* was struck by ibe pme_cr n-untcutioaally.
\S'hcu uuestioiic.l conceiuiiig her failare to appear,
abe said that James E. Jouuson. a liquor-dealer, ol
Hu. li'l Wesi iliiiti-si,. bun taken ilia sn ipa .a
li.un ber anti iuformed bec tbat she need not appear.
Bhe bad paid .Johnson BM, tor which he promised
to nettle tbe mailor. J notice Ford, after consulting
bio aatociateo, diamiooed ibe complaint ol aaaault
and orueicd that Jolmson, who was present, be
?laced under arretl and taken to a l'oitce t'ouit on
tho vt oman's complaint
NO FEAR OF A TEA "CORNER.'
lu view of anticipated troabloa hetweea the
Jieiicn aud Chinees Utivornaoentahaiclatnm io the
iPBglila all air it haa trrrn rumored mat acembi
nation wasanoui lo be form, il by lim rita importers
to advoace material!j tm price ol UaBior"ii.-j'ext
sixty days; and that this advance was lo be .-tim..*-.
lated ny a sinct eniorcemenl of tbe law against
adulterated leaves. General inquiry in ibo Ita
trade \ esterday laileil to COU firm the report >.. lt
was adulated that if thc I'l.incse poi ts should lie
closed to oom meroe it would naturally enhauce
puces, bet such a tominion of thiugs was not
thought possiLilo. lt io not bi be veal that Great
-flitf"* or thc United -taus would permit tbeir _?_
litoria! rights in China or their commerce to bo in
terfered with by cither France or China.
COMMISSIONER DUNCAN'S SONS.
WHAT JUDGE WALLACE AND DISTRICT-ATTORNEY
ROOT THINK OF THE YOUNG MEN'S SALARIES.
Judge Wallana*, of tb?* United States Circuit
Court, sent to the clerk's office yesterday an opin?
ion in relation to the accounts of Shippiun Commis?
sioner C. C. Duncan. District-Attorney Hoot
several weeks ago called the attention of the Judfce
to the fact that tho foes of the Commissioner
amounted for the last, year to over 933,000 aod that
lite exact amount received wan used for the ex?
penses of the office, including large salaries paid to
Mr. Duncan's tbree sons. Mr. Duncan testified
before United States Commissioner Uutmaii, UM
Muster who examined tho a-cunts, that BS Ins
raid only $3,000 or 03,000 inlo the Treasury 18 the
last ten veins, tboVJfl the receipts have been ns
Inch as RR 1,000 g year. His three sons ere deputy
Shipping Commissioners und tn.-v receive salaries
which vurv according to Ihe receipt* and suffice to
exhaust Ins year's revenues. Each of them re?
ceived last veur $11.46*.
Att<-r Mr. Root hud chanced that the salaries paid
Mere excessive. Judge Wallaa* requested the 1.18
tricl-Alloriie.v to forward hun tho papers relating
t.t i bs ease. Mr. Root sent the papers with a lotter
in which ho said :
It appeared to tue that the salaries paid to the cleiks
In tbe shipping Commissioner'-i ofllce might to reeetre
atteoiioii; that tue practice liv ti inch Hie .snipping, un
nii-i-iiiiier iiivi.ics ap the fees of tte ottoe among tbe
membera or his family waaeoe walch wanbi Be geeei
allv anti prn|nTly regarded ns aa abuse, ami which would
naturally (eadIO I"Hue bott lb.- snipping Commissioner
uiul the Court under wmise supervision lie arts into dis?
credit, and to tillich it mun ihcref nc my duty to call
your uttention. 1 huve hud some eoBTeraabou witt Hr.
benedict aluee the mutter came belora iou. Ho liss de
scrtbed to ma tte Battue >.f tho duties perfumed bf nu?
nnie sous of Mr. Duncan. lt Stoats clear lu nie th.it
their luther ts paying tbem for the pot for Biases >.f saeb
duties very much more than they would r celve for ser?
vices of a similar iiuluie under cither our Federal,
State or Municipal system, or lu nny private business.
1 cumin! doubt Hutt Ciiiiipeioiit persons, not ineiuliers ul
Mr. Duncan's family, ronni be fuiii'l glad lo |>eriiirin lil"
H.niic SSI t lOSS I* r billi tue mulley or less; Bur OB 0 1 tlmiiil
Mat tts BhlpplOg (uni nu-.Milner nun-ell would lill ttOSS
places wit ii eompetout clerks .it smaller salaries w re his
judgment nut affected hy Ult parental reiaiiou to Hie
lui nins employed.
Judge Walluce, in the opinion Bled yeaterday, af?
ter rt ieiring io tho tact that tba same queedon hus
beea ralufid before eaeb ol bia tbree pcedeceoaorson
thc (in nit I'oiiit bellell, and hus boen decided iu
lavin ul Mr. Duncan, says:
Tbe -Shipping ( ouiuilssnuitr mu?t 08088-8, liinitelf,
that Hie t iicunisiance that these salaries ni" adjusted
upon ii flt xi blt sci e ivhicii incl ci mv Of ll inn iii lbl IS tht tn,
BO tii.it iii ci'iiii'cii,ni with the o;iii'i't'X|.eusea of ilu* Bf.
ticc iii*} always ebeorb the entire teeeli ts, is wei! oa so*
luted lo eicite uni,ivor iii,c ci iiici-iii it le Bots range,
denture,uotwltbetaadlo iheaolluauf this Coori o.i
fm v,cr o. c latona, tuat the propi lett" or |i tying tba
ari"i shun! i nv ipi* stiuiivi ..'..lin. I think it ia due to tte
ti. un, ?luise ollie, r Mr. Dnnoau is, tu ibu United states
Attorney am! lu Mr. linnean himself, that lhere should
ne ii t bur.ni j-tli hiv. sll _' Bl ion Ol nu* w li' ile mat ier la order
thut If any abuses exist ibe.v BUM li eil. c uti t Sup
pns-cit, aii'l if um.c ar found toexlv. thal tteSupplng
Commitslunor may bo exoneratedbeaeefortb irom un?
just Suspicious.
The J migo then cf.-r- tba whob inatt'-r to Mas?
ter Qatmaa to examine into io- Question oi the
reasonableneea of tbe salaries patti Dy tbe chipping
t'oiBBilatlonar, natl tbe Diotnct-Attoruey ls author?
ized to introduce leatimoni ob tbal subject. Messn.
lien.?diet. 1 al: sV Benedict,' ommiSBlouei Du:,chi's
counsel, havo asked to ut- heard in relation lo tile
sat..t ic- paid.
A LITLl. GIRL BRUTALLY A8IAULTED.
Tba particulars nt :i bombie erime oommittod
last l ucsti.iy at lifii i'>iv" aron mad i p lbl i yea?
terday. Glen Core ia a tillage on tbe
Doiib shore ol Long leland, and is a laforl <? plaoe
for excurel itu* in tbe summer montba, lt is
i by a sb..rt ini.- ou ib- Long
Island Railroad ot l.v a stebntsr in
tiiitiv trips. Am..ug tbe residents <>t tbs Tillage
Joesph Mott, wbo was stopfatbec ofa girl ab it
cv i n yea i- .ib; a,it i a i>"> two years younger, l be
n ri waa a pretty, attractive child and looked older
IhiMi-lie \\:i>. Tin (WO ctn di.-a n-k" , lea TC OB
Tuesday afternoon io go oul mt otbe woods near tbe
village for tbe purpose ol gathering wild u
Tbey bad proceeded a part of lbs .say u lon l: an
old footpath winn they wera mel by ii
man abo vvas afterward des,iib.-.I by
lbs bot as sboit and thickset witb Uglil b* r
and side whiskers and shabbily dressed, iha maa
gare the boy 0 eeo s, talhng bim t<> go In o ibe
Tillage and get sone candi ...r in* tiator andblnv
?s ii. rho at ranger Tolnutoerad to ramaia with tha
little I'iri.
When tba boy returuad with tbs sandy nadia,
covered that tbe mao was guBO. Ue looked *
for ms sister,and linally (onad ber lying unconscious
on tin* i;ii.uiul. uer clothes WutO I. .uni lian
dishevelled, i'be boy ran o t be . diane and told hts
awry to bis father. Mr. Moil carritti gua li Ula girl
tn hist bouse ami -ein ful a pl ysieian. li waa
lound tbat the child had brea tba
victim "I B brutal a-s. mil, Bud Um
mu, hs af a knife wera lound npon ber body, fora
time tbe girl waa thought lo be fatally injured aud
pp..tts ol hr death w. tc circiilat.il yes ei titv. lt
is now thought, iimve v* r, tn ,t sue wifl recover.
I'he fact of tbe outrage waa nol made public at
ir-i und efforts were qnit'tty made lo ecurr tbe
arrest ol ibe perpetrator ol the enuc rbeae
edorts did not tueet with euceeea and iii" v.n ,g rs
were informed ol tbe tacts yestrruay. A m ?! og
ot the Tillage autborilioa wiii probably ba held to?
day rn ollera r. ward lor til" arreel ol lb ci imioal.
'I li'ail in bas created greater ezeitem bi tban any
that bas occurred in tbal pan <>i Lon:.' Island smoe
Maggie Banar, a nine-year-old girl, waa the rictiui
ot au assault thal ceased bai death. Tha tramp
who onmmittoo tha outrace at inn tune waa ar
reeted alvin font years uno ami sent to .--;*ic
I'lison l'l" 1 lc
LE88 CURIOSITY Tu CROSS Till; BRIfiOE,
li the popularity of tba Uro:., ,yu Bridge is to bs
determined by tba numbat "i iti patrons, ii ls
tte nt tuat Ibe Hi I'lip: ison thc tb nu.*. Only 10,000
people walked aeroaa il ob 1'bursday, while tbe re
cciiiis inmi veiiicics aasonntad only to 031, Tbere
nu*, been a dany decrease in fool mitti of 01 1
so.oou -ince s *n lay,while tbe decline iu rehi< ulm
ti ailie bat beeu orel glOOs day, with 00c except iou.
Tins reault 1-* attributable, Hu* supennt.
thinks, io tbe warm wa itnr. The platform al tue
.n.-w York tow.i wa* Hu- laToriie recur, reetarday,
and many people, nndiaturbed bj tba police, con?
gregated 1 ncr ? brough ut ibo day and enjoyed iii"
reliwabiog bret tn. 1 be carew.expreaeioii wbieh
tin; pou. e..1.iii intve aaonmod dni lug ii" v,.,, na wea?
ther, was yesieiiiiiy dis.su.ved iiy me Intelligence
that tu D' loree bau bai u iaeieased.
i lie machinery foe ranuiag the car^ aeroaa tbe
Bridge bas inen ti nd .m . Colonel Paine -
works snint.ihij. I'he iiiim 1 i.n tbe small sheaves
in wbieh tbe traction rope will run alon ti tue 1
of the IfaekB, BIS all la pla. e. Ni st cn 1 f iii,*
paaaangOS cars have been rOOMTOd Bad tu.uer
live an- ex pee led lo-.lay. home work is
still being tioiio tm iln- supai *nnature. Mea are
dow putting up eonnection otu non tba anchor
agra tor the aadarOooi staya lu aboul toa days
toeiwobronxe tablets?one fur eacb tower?will
ba put in place, i'heao tablets bare on tbem ibo
Daine* ol all tbe trustees eiaoe ibe Bridge nee.mic
tba work of tba two oiliest the names ol tbo eugi
ii.-eih and the ninnis, lin- dividing lull un , lie
proincii.iile ia considered a failure by tbe engiaeera
andllicy intend slim ll y lOreOBOTS it.
A POQ shut UNDER A\ ELEYA 1EO si aid >.\.
A "-mall boy leading a big yell.nv dog willi a stout
chain tnado several attempts -reatertta? afternoon
to get arnie down town on Ligntu-nve. snrfaee
cats from Oiii:-buii<lretl-a.itl-8)xti*eiiifi-si. I Int coii
duoiorarafoeedto peraut tne dog to lie taken mi
tbe can. At length the dog began 10 show signs ol
impatience it was obi anti un, .cul weigbod inure
than tin-boy. When lbs imy tried tu lead tbe don
down tho aTonae ii lay down aud growled. Then
it oegati to-uai. at Un* chain. Policeman Reek, ol
tbe I hirllelb l'reclUCt, went to us-,i>i Hie nny, and
the bc as -linnell ut bim I mun vi t. i lu boy dropped
tin* tliain and t-anl lie ivinild be Mowed ii be it .uiul
bare anything more tn do ts nb Hu* nog. Tba boy
sititi bia Bama waa sehaaffer, and ba bad been lured
lo take th" dog to No, I Viiin-.ivc Me went awaj
witiiiiut telling wiio owned thc animal.
?Sudtleiily Hie old dog began to cxinbit ((rent ac?
tivity, ll bit Havaycl.v at tts own tail, and 1,111
aboul the elevated railroad station atOno*bundn n
aud-sixiceuib-st., as il looking tor a cat, then ll
ran up the stairs and dashed peet the ticket Belier
into tho wailing-iooui, wbeinsevii.il perseus wire
Bttodiag. ll tim not atop ibero, Inn ran om upon
im* piiitti'iiii. The uaieiuaii left bia pool to inquire
who owned tho dog. Ik-lore he mumed thc dog
lumped down upou ihe track. A train was ep?
iiiiiiii;iinig, anti the Lrute craw lad under tbe plat?
form, Aller lin* train had passed, the policeman
aol upon ibo truck nml (bot ino dug. At No. 1
Ninth-are. ao inlormetloa o ubi be obtwned yea?
terday allerm10,1 either abuul Iho dog or about thu
boy.
THE MYMl.UY ABOUT 0KOI.uk J. GOULD.
The mysterious disappearance of Jay Gould's
oblest sou, Oeoine J. doubl, remained uiioxpluined
yostatrdav. At the nllice of W. K. Csnam it lo.,
of which wei -uno.*, n brui thu yuuuK mau is a
mein I .et, it was saul that a dispatch from lum bal
last been received from some point id tbs Weat,
in winch be unimuut ed bis intention of geing to
Colorado to Bab. Tbo dispatch, unl'iti tunalci,,
Had just been taken trout tbeefles by lb.* senior
Mr, (ioubl who had icu tbe elty lunns rouatry seat.
Mr. (ioiiltl's priTAte sci ie tai y expressed meat in
dijiuatitii), n. brosm 1. un h.-li, because some oue
had just said to him that be hail met tbe young
BUM <>n the street In tbe murnini;. His friends feel
no alarm fm bat Misty, bat \\ ali sueet is somu
w hat disturbed by me mystery ni which bis fate ls
shrouded,
-?
--V TIIK FLORIDA SHU' CANAL.
At a unlink'of tba I-lon.la *-!iip Canal and Tran?
sit Couipai.X yesterUay. presided over hy John 0.
llrowu, ol 'njuiiesaee, General Charles F. Stone,
cine! engineer,\slated thal be bail examined fully
the reports ol pijevious euuinecrs, aud eutertaiuoo
DO dllllllt Of Lh?y'u??U'llttw "? ~~.?sr~.?l?? m lule.
water ship canal across the peninsula of Florida
He also stated that his assistant engineer. A. F.
Hill, is already on the around, and tbat the work of
survey will begin immediately. The survey will
be completed in about six weeks, and os soon os the
exact route of Ihe canal ii determined contract!
will be let. lt ia thought the work will begin by
-cptember. _
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT AKKrYALS.
Gihty ifr)*'***?Commodore A. A. Semm<-fr,
V. H. JJ.Albemarle Hotel? Judie W. J. Wallace, of
Bvracuse..si. Xuholat Hotel?'tho Kev. Henrv M.
Dexter, or Beaten.Wtm-TotA How?Professor de
Janon, of West Point.MwtkktfAtm Hotel?I'rofessor
topple, of Lehigh University, and Professor E. N. Potter,
of Behenectady"..HeW Brunswick?k. J. Cassatt, nf
l'lilludelplila.."....Fi7IA Atome. Hotel? Ex-Congressman
John H. Camp, of Lyons, N. Y.Clarendon Hotel?
Attorney-General Usvlnn.nf Maryland_tirantl Hotel?
Ex-Governor E. M. Mcl.'ook. of Colorado.St. J rt me*
Jlntel?lue, Kev. W. K. A liter, of Boston.Ererett
Himte-The Rev. David A. Koks, ot Montreal,
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
American Jockey Club HMM In Jerome Parlr.
Annual spring meeting or New-York Athletic Club at
Molt Haven.
Lireliui'iiit Yacht (.uh's pennant regatta.
Staten Uland i'liilali lp.na cricket match on Staten
Uland.
New -York-Buffalo and Cincinnati-Metropolitan base?
ball matches on the I'nln <> rounds.
Mystic Hunt Club BeftOtto on .rfoaoall River atNewark
Mukle on Mall in Central Park -t to ti p. m.
REW-TOBK CITY
The articles of incorporation of tho Lloydsville
Coal Company were Hied yeaterday, The capital
stock is fixed at .^'-'OO.OOO.
An ex tri Bnodnytrahl bas been started on tbo
Mew-York and Greenwood Lake Ballway, leaving
Chaiubcri-s!. al li.'ln p. Bl. aad ruuuing to Orango
and intermediate, slain.us.
In coniieitinn with Hie assignment of Jesse
Oakley A Co. tba followinpaehedula was Hied v<-s
t'ldiv: l.iaiiilitics. $909,596 88 j nominal assets,
.t_.M,:!'.?? '.'(I; aetua1 00001 , |1 0Q,630 88.
KU.I.H) BY kali ivti n:ii.\i a mior.
Ida llol.'-i, at."' -even, vs inI-* pius mn- OB the roof
tl ber borne, atria 101 I '.mt Foutteeutb-oL, miaoad
lier tool Hie; -jiitl tell into I be street. Tbe linnhe wan
lour stories bigli ami sin* wai Inotaatly killed.
SKAIS IN lill. Pl TBOIal IM I XCIIAMir.
The \:i'; nett seals \t null i I.e i ..> v a ? r 11111 g ( -unit ta-o
ofiiie New-York Petroleum Exchange aai reoently
am Inn i/.eii to mII at 8300 each, have been dtapoooo
of. Seato 'ire now quoted .it iriit.o bid,
THU VIS AT THK FDINTAIVS.
Thieves Meil ibe cups inun tin' drinking fontif
laina Ibo be.is v dwi ol cups wbieb are attached
to strone eb. m. s mi the old fountain <>n tin-west
sui. ol union Sqnari bare to bi icmoyod nightly to
Keep I lia in sale.
BABOON) BBBBBU id A (III.AK BBATIBO.
M.m.i hoi -en, .i yoong Geru an woman, employed
in un- house nf .Mm, i. s. r.iee..-, u Nu.:;., i;,-ist
I \m-iii t -seeiuid--I., committed snid lo early yeoter
dav tnornina bf banging beroell to a .r.i, lng m tb?
ci-Uai. Mn- li.ul ii au mitering ii.nu a brain tTOBblo
and probebll st ti i
Tin OUTOBBABCB si tim ami inti < t-l-.u.
Four tiiitinci cases ol oooanll and battery have
mow ii mu iii lao) .-inniav's dutnrbanee ai tao ata?
lanta t aotuoal Dne-liiiiuli'fii-.iuii 111:>-1iir11->-1. ead
ii.ive., and at tba Harlem Police Coori yea?
terday tue examination wai b . nn. rbe earn aero
adjourned nntil a week Irom rnunday when they
ssnl ii- inainira-k min bj Juotioe aiuii it.
Al Ii.sipiim; ni iu.-iiiiiv CiOABO on \ si Ml i.
Kobari .*?. Biaooe, tbe - uginei r, and William Han
way, tne a u lani engineer ol the ateamer Baratoga,
ol tS.ii.'a. i.me, weie oi rooted reoterday oa tba
ground tbal they attempted to deotroj ina eigori
.i an d it-ie iii-' se!- i bi 1'reaanry ogento on board
the vessel. Tbey gave bail belan Cotnmiaoiooer
bbieidi to appa ii lol examiaatiaQ.
mi li <>i iii U I IPA**, m.i Bl ai:i:i\ i'..
1 no steaiaobip ttepabUc. ol 1 be \\ bite .Mar Line,
wbieb arrived ta pori >. -.-ri.it, bronchi twenty
ibo bad (?? on ti uiofei n d from tho
lb itauuic alter tb o bei shalt, I bej bad
uuited ta a letter of tbauko to .Innis Mutt, oaenl
in tin inn- a: (ji-.i.'.-ii-i.iv. ii. i.-i i mi ea..-, extended.
I ibe i .- '- I.in iu a rain tiild, ei Governor of
sr bo left tor bis I.i in Mi.na abort
lune altar ins arrival,
OTOBKOI ii. . asii.iik *\ muir a.iiinv.
Tberegu ji meeting ol tua board ol Monogeroof
the American llible bociely was beld on I bm sd., v.
Ur. .Wein Williams presided. Auappropriatioo
181 woo ii.i'i" io pionioit- tie publication ol
,i in-w i i.i . ni .ii ii: dt in a portabli form. Booka ol
iii-vain' o, .fin,niin . en grouted to th -
.nn-n . I ne receipts itu slat wt ire .*- ij, i iom;.,
and 115,950 copi riptureo were I med.
S l-l 1 Ol lill. SS tbilisi. 11>*. I I'.il I IMAM..V.
lin- ts nuiugcon Logu tniaotry, Captain Alex*
auder ll. MaraboH. ol L'barleatou, i? expected to
.... \ oi _, ^ . a.ei lim. i.uii need
gtt-i uext, leaviug Charleston "ii June 10 and tx
iiviuh iu "us city iii-- loltowing Monday, th
Villi is m..ile in respouoe to ins il.iii un in...
. in. o I.uii. 1" ?! Guards ol S'ew-UaVeu and
from Colonel Barbour, commanding ibo I
II' l Ililli Uegl l elli.
iu-i it- ti. ni QAMBI im: mn ; si,
ii tne n-ii-ii' - ii m *'i. gauiouug implement!
., ide, w lim... ? il ol lin- .
UH WO! I. als ti .it lo W , iai l nll.'l lie lilllie SS lill
i i add tii.it tin poiii'? h.ul no
under Ibo law, eith rto keep ur tn deotroy
tbe pi'oprn itu a ot t i'- yam rn- ?
ie,.ann it nnconvieted. Toe Police Co imiosioncn
,, i. ...:i; a,in ted superintendent Wading to de?
de implements ami io inform tbe Diotriot
Altoiney.
a Wiri ABD issn i !in.i.;:i \ sii-mm,.
David li liing, "i No. 1,104 **outb Koortn st., St.
Loniig telegraphed lo tue Hoard ol ilea tb in tins
tbal be bm aol beea .iiue tn iimi
nu) i.tot bia Aile, i.nulla, and ber twoi
.tn.-.,ii a im.ii Harri -n lenm.i J or si.,i, h .m.!
v..-n reported oo bavin| arni -duck al New-York.
tiiquinee ware mode yesterday by ilu-indue, bal
nu n.lni'iiiaiion w.i obtained iooui Mr*. Bolling and
. .--.. ? pi ii il i bi . .ui.i.' ii .a t ootle
.. in n od beal b and left ibero intending bo
?j., :o at, -nu.--,
I ll Alu,I ?- Mil s| -iAIM j,.
A low days af o a oomplaioi seo mod by ooma of
in,- ii engel ? b ? anivad al t .i ii.- Gor?
den tm ino sie.iin.s.11,1 i>" lenna, nt Hie Hamburg
American Lau . ? ?ting tbat Hie trealmonl and food
mei reoeiveil were unui foranimal* IboCom
mioaiouero ol Ktuigrauou appotuted reotonla) tor
.in mvealigation, bal none ol tbe complainants
reopouui tl fit .<'? siiniiii'tii -. s .ipi .un I'egolBt, of thc
bom mi i. de ih il ibo i haw *? and tbe i ump
sva? diam Med.
.sui a UMBI Bt -Wi i.'ii.AVii'a D1BAPPBABAXCB.
( bark-i b. .-.st-iii.nm, tiekei ogeni ol tbe New
v ih ami New England i. ulroaa al New-Uritaia,
wim ii.ssi. ii.iii-iy disappeared ii'iuii iu.it place ou
Wednesday night, wai a.-'. a ticketogeoi ol tba
M.itch 51earnsbip Line, Mr. O'Couuur, geueral
p. .? engel au ni ni tm Honan ita Line tn tani city,
?_,.i yoaterdav: "Ui-ii-n-it.-i newstblomoniiug
ol Hi reel lau . i diMppO-TAuoe, lie natl been nm
lor aboul i year, and bad a Bamber of mh>
ogeuti nader nun. 1 *??.I think wo will looa
anything by bimi kn any ease tin- lo s woald bo
Vi-is littio, since, il ne anio ant prepaid tlCBelO, WO
i unlit il op tbem from being bouored on tim otbei
sitie btlote bo got tnere."
AN INXlll I.M MAN SKI tMSM.
antonio Bieeoro, an italian oboi maker, was placed
on trial set- I't.i'., in i tie ( min ol General Seaoiooa,
mi nil i:ge ot inuidei in the brat degree. Antonio
( ain.iiic'i wan iiiiintl fatally stabbed Id tko iboe
inakei's obop at Mo. SOI .tiii:iiii.--?i.t on Mareil ll.
Ibo evidenee of several wltneooeo obowed mai tin
i.i: lng bau been ibo :? suit ol o <i-1.?ii.1 between thc
dead man and Gianio Lrasoa, wno booooeaped irom
tin city. A lelf-cocking revolver, I wo feet MMignud
carrying -i muaket-bali, ssas loBadon ibo dead maa.
I in-mn, uv me nuilee ni Keeordet Hmyth, ao*
omi i eu m.- pi miali, ami Ibe li'ecui'iiir, in mai Imrg
mg oiccaro, eaproosi d ins lagiet tbat aa innocent
mau h.ni been kept oo long uaprlooaed, wiulo tko
guilty niau lia 1 ci.ii*i tl.
BUOOKLTH.
The Kev. It. c. towen is m beoodaiaed pastor of
ibe BaptiM Cbareb in Fiatbaab, L, 1.
Mis. _Uaa NV. Croncbei has secured obotdnto
divoreo noni bogbaoband, Henry \v. Cioaebar,
A nuiniicr ol tba liquor denian In tbo up-iown
w.u..s iiave agreed to aloaa tin lr htorc* nu Hundaya
lleiiiiain W.tir, who bad beea *H,nrtna limn lu-.
borne ui II.U.:iii"ii-ave. since Jannary i's, bat nob
linn d i.mw neil ai Ceaej Uland.
Ah.-airalalll-rt.ralliiast. r C. li. .Murttill hOO bOOa Ililli''
Choirtnan ol ibe Hoard of biamineia in thi Civil
belvue. A.I Bppltcationl lol' POOIUOM lu tile iirook
l.su i'o-i (ubi ? w ;ii go before nu- board.
The I'ark CoBUaiooionero bavo deetded to open
tbe wes: gate ol Pmoneel Park, at Ninib-ave. au.I
1 ifteeulh-it., for vehlcleo, in i- ;ionar t., tin- reqnoot
ol many resit.eilis ol the l.igtiili uud I'weuty-sec ind
W.H. ii.
In the suit of Mrs. Anna K. Stoessel against tho
Long Island Kmlroid (ompany to recover (0,01)0
damageefor tbe death ol lier bnoOond, wbo was run
osai- by o nain, tbo juii iu tba Bopretnt L'onrt yes?
terday returned a verdict Birantiag .^1,000 dam?
ages.
i .ip!.u:i l.trwis k_ Kimberly, svbo has been execu?
tive olliin-l (il Hie .Nat. i,i;i| ,,,r t^0 ?a((t -_|,|eo
. is to be (leta, inti mi .) Hy 1, and u lg re
pi.uni tbal be svLll bo Ordorod ou spetml tiuty at
Wasinngioii. Captain Danial L. liraiue, wbo oom
liiainirii tbo iloop-of-wai Jaaiata on me Poiario
Marok expedition in ilit-. Ait tit m lhTii. ol which
vessel tbe late Litriiteiiaui-Ouiimanilei Ile Lung
wa, navigator, will relieve Captain Kimberly us
executive oilier at the Navy Yard.
JEKSEY CITY.
The vigilance ol the watchman on tho freight
piers tt MB reuii.sylvaiiiu Railroad was eluded by
river pirates last uighi. Ide tb,is.-, c.med oil
1, lou pounds ol cupper limo hld ot tue pieis.
Collectoi Farrier, of Hudson (.onnty, reports that
tbe receipts for the monia of May umouutod to
/
S32.415 00; that the expenditures were
*12,070 20, and that the balance on hand is
$30,113 19,
Warden Meehan, of the Hudson County Peniten?
tiary, who was arrested on Thursday charged with
aasauliiiid and threatening to kill William Flynn,
an nnder keeper, made a charge of perjury against
Flynn yesterday. Flynn gare bail to await tho
action of the Oraud Jury.
A hydraulic press in tho castor-oil works at Bay
and Washington stn. burnt yesterday morning from
excessive pressure and caused daraago to the extent
of alwin $1,500. Although there were several
workmen in the room, only ono of them, a man
named Clancoy, was injured. Ho sustained a pain?
ful bruise of tho arni.
A wild Texan steer escaped from the abattoir
about 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon and ran through
several streets, creating considerable excitement.
Thomas Stein, a gardener employed bv H.VV. Pettit,
superintendent of the Pennsylvania Railroad, was
standing in front of Mr. Pettit'* house, at Jersey
ave. and Sixth-st., when the steer made a nish for
him. Before Stein could get ont of tho way the
animal had pinned him to a troe with his horns aud
was making frantic efforts to gore him. Several
men drore tba steer away and stein was found to
lie painfully injured. Ho was taken te bis home,
tio. 30 Thoruc-sL The steer was liually killed.
NEW-JERSKY.
Pateksox.?Police Ofllcer John Powers some time
ago was mulcted in $100 and costs for false impris?
onment in making an unauthorised arrest. Powers
recently applied to the courts for a discharge: from
his liability, claiming to bo a bankrupt. In the
county courts yesterday a severe cross-examination
elicited tbs fact tbal at the tune the judgment was
sutared against lum Powers waa abundantly ania
tn pay, having over $500 in a savings bank. Mo
bad since drawn tbe money, given some of it to his
mothar, and spent $133 01 it at Coney Island and
other resorts. The Court decided that tho oilier
had no ngia to .1.. ni be had done, nod remanded
him to Hie custody ol' the sherill'. The only way for
hun in get mil ot trouble vvill be to pay the judg?
ment.In thc Passaic County Courts yesterday
tba esses Sf tba live Chinamen charged with atro?
ciously aaaanlting Lung Poy, a laundryman, be
caaaa hs cut under tbs usual rates, were called.
Prosecutor Bterenoon ssked tor a postponement on
ibe gruutid thal Lung Poy bad disappeared from
tbe city, and it wbbsupposed Ibal in- bad beeu in?
duced by tba threato "i the priaonen? Mends to ab?
sent blmeelf. A postponement was granted.
A curious .I.?.minn reopecling tbe powers nf ihe city
has just been rendered by tha New-Jnraey Buprems
Court, ihe Board of Aldermen of tba city had
passed an ordinance oreoeribibg the thiokneeeof
v\:ilvol limblings tn Iw eiecti .I, and making other
provisions inr tin- safety of structures. Soma of
tin* builders uot liking tho ordinance, tonk the mat
tar to the Supreme Court. I be Couti decides thal
tbs city under its chattel haa power to anea ordi?
nances to seems tba health, bul not ibo satetT of its
eui/.-ns. 1'be ordinance prescribing a lin* limit is
bebi v.ili'l, being oeieusibly a measure for health,
imf the ordinance regulating Ibe manner of con?
structing tbo buildings is bel.I void, because it ts a
measure for the safety ol cUlien* The distinction
bet wein health ami safety was so line that BSTeral
at the judges of tbe court are -aid to havo smiled
visiiny a bea tbe dei Lstoo w.is read,
LDN.i ISLAND.
Lt.v.; i-mmi Pitt Jamas W, Covert, sennas]
for Patrick Casey, who now ilea ender eentenoeof
death al tbe Queens County .lad, is -taking <reu
iicus efforts tu procure a new trial mr ins client.
WOODSIDE.?Victor A. M. gin, wini" engaged in
felting a tree yeaterday, waa caught by tbo branches
aa it I- li. ami thrown upon a Mump, tie broke bia
nus ami ITOeiTed BUB- Ult) nial injuries mal bo died
in a.. boor,
Ih "ii'-, i iad.?Tin* itoekbolderaof tin* Hampstead
Plank lin.ul met yeaterday, 11 a treasurer's report
* iiii.ti there waa an ind htedneaa ol about
$U,000, and another $1,000 would be required to
cv i i-xp.-iisi s ol grading BOd planking thu road
between Uempetead ami Jamaica,
BTATEI. island.
St ti* i ni i) m..?Dr. Ephraim Clark, tbe "''lest
pr n using pin -n ian ni Richmond County, hui been
elected llciith Oflli er.
I'uim i.'- Bat.?Charles Opperman left his home
(III Jillie _ |0 look lol Will'n III Ne-.V-Vnlk Ulllt !l -i
imt inn i* ii. eu beard ot He is thirty yeats obi and
has a e ii.* and three children,
SrAI-I.i tun;.?Uovernor ('b-velatnl has appointed
Thomas Luby ami Ueorge Ellis *A reek-Masters tm
Knhui.1 County.Potato im^s hive made
ippt trance lu large Bumbers in the light soil
tut Bia ton Island.
l.'i-iivi.,\ii.?'Ibe K'lcliinnin! Comity Hoard of
? his m i ie up ihe equalisation tabbi ss
-: Castleton, $90,H57 ii*'.; Middletown,
$57,101 tts; Northfield, $35,817 40; Weet Held,
-..," 51 j Si miii b> 'bl. $35,450 35: total.
?r-'.-i ..i IT .'S. in. tax rate iaaalollowa: Castleton,
T-i _' l on m.* .-rlnti; liiddl. town.$2 67j .Noiliiiit.d,
pl Ol J \\e*iu.-bl. .**_? 071 .-mnl.mid, .73.
MARJ NB INTELLIGENCE,
MINI V ll" UK AI.il.IV v.*.
Bnn rites! ?'.). eels 7 SS Meea BOH 10:11 Moou'aare, tlsyi 3
un.11 a Arru iti-nir.
A. tr,? s ,n irii'iis .in '. .1. ii.ni. 10 .).-? Hen Oats, ?
rr BsaiifUsssi ii*? Wi a.?. _ ; 1 u 1 vi u i.i.j, n.'i
SHIPPING NEWS.
fOBRIOR si I. A.ll Mts DUH si THIS POET.
ia hav.
noaa; casa
iiiiinivia .Mea. Perta.Mad ju in. y.
Munal efl.I mt Lei.M...is I. I,.
Brooklyn (tty.linsinl .Bristol Uuy.
.-.rn-. 1.an 1.Ainwerii.it,..i man
1 . ' 1 .Il.iiiiiiiirg.Hamli'i;.American.
I.. .1.. . .UVerpool .?.vie Our.
a tn-ti 10 mi.viiiter.Uiii.I loyal Net lui lau.1.
. Brenan . 1. *.. Lloyd.
. "I.I.IV.-I IHMll .
mas.1.1 emeu.g. u. i?ore.
?SUN l'A Y, ic si: 10.
.ik.1 "ii'i.tii.Tstlonol
lu.nc. .Inman.
tn nineo.il.'i iii uiiu . lit. itt mia.
M..M>AV. JIM*: ll.
Niagara.-.H.-ivsns.Ward's,
POM Of ni: vvyi.uk.Kill 11 ay, jinks, ubi
Altin \ "I*:; 1.
I - '? lee, WsshlBotea
vi Republic tin*, iiwiik. Liverpool .".liv ?_? vu
yii.eii.iiiwn .m. "lill Itl'U" ?ul|*4'?(liit*l?lii VV llilauis it
? ur st 'lerintln l'* . Ho titan, liam Mar-0, with
nelie j*"! p 1?Bael * i" I ?"'?- ?' .v...Jll.
.,*?! It'll .Lilllie. I.lill,iW? l.jlteslllll TllSy*. Willi lutlSS
. ' ? ' . '
nah 2tj Maj-*, with
iml-e ami pBSBBBSers I" H'l" t
' i aston 2% days, wita aoSas
a.i.i |u?.t itg'-i*. 1.1 1 w quintan! k Co.
? met Un liiii'iml, Jenny, .\m lui*., with mille to Old Do
iiil.-iiiiii -
i-i"i,*us ,,r Philadelphia), Beattie, San Blas, Has, IBS
11 to oreel raaeal tn Millet .* Iloncbton.
i-.iil. -*i thud* tieri. Knell, I'lllau bp Arnyo, Willi lm ant!
? V WBl I" I inn H. Edye A co.
1 Min 1.1 Willem.c Ital), Nicola, Montevideo CO Anya,
n,'ii li'in... tu I.i" * 11 nm- I 1'" renae! 1.ier.
Bark tVS ll I luke, Ne*e I. il SI . with sinai tn
Sj i*. Welsh! ,.*?.*, rn .1,111,. XS 1 Iwell ,v t'u.
Bria Harsh (Bri. Lt -uti?. milt sugar to Winter
8 nunnie; vassal to auster
Btu 1 (..i.iiii'.. lian, 1 ardenaaft dara, withssssaeamM
Montarna ,'. 'ti. ress. I to Ah I bot!
1.11 Aim tl. V "linn, ut Min) ii .lars (n.iii ile 1 rniiil.i, willi tn,Iso
tu I BB! ' 1 SB it t o.
tUNSh.1'- WlaS at saii.lv ilooa, moderate. **>W; ho/j, mt
cny itlmma, iuu. sw, gsne.
Airlvisl vr.l.i.i.ir -
Sieatiii 1 state i.f Nevada tlir). Stewart, Ulasgow Mav2.1,
Lbjus 30, wini niiiie sad ptssenferi to Austin Baldwin A Ce.
Ital k ( iii.'Iiii tm of w .ie: -"i **' . Vin, Uriier. I.tinilou illj
days, willi empty liairela IB UttUtl vt wi iu 1 \V BSctSU.
t'l.KAKKl).
Sifnim r LlMtgaSB III'I Bri, All?n. loaduw BOBSW Bros.
sn* niter 1 ti, ul limul- ilii<, Miiuio, 1.nciii.101 vu yin ms
town Hi ieli i? tn Bros.
Hteamer city of Parla (Br), LeehoaS, Liverpool via u neena.
town ? I1111u.11 Sa . ti
siriiiuei Ijriiil vitri, siiiniier. Liverpool via Queenstown?
V VV .1 Hurst.
Meatiiri Hetiinlatllri. Vtitiii,.. tiljsu'nw llciitli mon Urns.
stcuiiier Bel fia land lBe_s>i '..ii":.. Aatwerp- l'etur Wilgul
,'. sons
.-teamer llnlicuila (fieri, PBBOUt, Hamburg - Kuuliardl
?. 1 11.
Steasser frisia (Br), Hake, l.ltilo oraco Hay, ru-AC
Lombard's suns.
sicjuiei .lauiiune Un 1, BtraBer, Antigua ami way ports?
Leaycralt & lo.
sie.iinet t uv nf BOO Antonio, lillies, rori Royal ami fer
uiiu ima c 11 Mallory .t Co.
Mina lair AastarUta IBr . Cowle, liraufort, SC?Searer liroa.
St SB IBU lliciiiiiontl. Jeiiucy. Newport Nows?Old Uomiulou
8? ( o.
steamer Wvanuke. Il ul iliers, .Vurfolk, City l'olnt aud
lin h,null,1 (HU llutlilllltiil ss 1-ii
Mi jim-! (i. (ut,11.t, 1,ci milds. Boltltnore?J8 li rem.*.
muj, i.n/. 11. Willey, Shaaths!. China tm Urost .t Peek.
8hi|i 1 ten 1. scamnelL shaw. Aatwerp Hiwaiell hms,
BarB III pots terama (Ital), Rudest*. Airier, J ava, tor orders
-l'luMpa* str.U'ltle.
Bark J ty iins-ei, Beena ruruinia, sp?k lismitii *co.
Bark Kale ttacStaa IBri iioiiiin, ttiOtmo,St Hatton,
Wat-tim .ti h.
Hark Iiiu yon, (lay, Oraud Turk, Turk's Islaud-Mlllcr 4
llotlglltici.
e.i ni Aii.la A smith U>i) -Smith, Windiior, NS-J V Whitney
i lu.
Brig sirius merl. Metz. Hanta ( atliarlnc. via Richmond?
Finn li, liilyo A Co.
ling Alu e lir.itlsluw, .N ott eli, t lilia- .VIii.li- linn,
Uris' 1' ll A I'ltt 1 Ur , (Iraltaiii, Bermuda?Lough & Von
Rn.mil.
Helli lieiilieti S Hunt. I'llikliain, BsrOCOB A V. llutCbCSOO,
Scln V ict.tr, l.'ulemau, llaiacua-Isaac lt .staples.
SAIL!'.!..
steamer City of Ban Antonin, fur Fernandina. Bhlps I-or
etta lilli. Yokohama Monarch, Calcutta, links Mattel.
Aiijn r. .la* lu II uni. Yulpaiulso: Jaioli. Queeiiatnwn.
a lan sailed ne Laaa isiaau Botud?Bark Joo.iuiuua, tor
Humus Aires. Ung I.lien Mar a, lloii.ui.
riuTICK TO M.VIllMiltB.
The tlamsae to the fut w.ntl lanli tn uf lin* Bartlett's Reef
light vessel has beeu repaired, and two lights will be shown
tu usual.
By order of tbe l.lKhtliouit* Hoard,
1.1.i'U'.i: KiitiW.N. t villain. L'SN, Inspector.
Office nf Ughtheoee 1 ospei tor. Third District,
TuinpktnaviiJa, M V., J uno fi. l -*-.!.
lill. HOVa tti.N M 08 TTH4MBBB*,
KJiii.liis* v mrs.
l.tiM't*!*, June H -Arrlvisl.aieanit'rii Tower I1UI (B^^, Anti
er. innii .NeivV otk xity ll, l.rl kino; IBr), liouham, luuu
M.'iilr.ai May 33.
QLtK.N.-lt.rt N, June H?Arrive.!. ?lea uer Bothnia illri (lill,
fl om .New-Vol II May io oulierviayto Liverpool laud i>n>
i
Hailed, steamer Ctla-of (.'heater 'Un, Watkins, from Liver,
pool hence lor New York.
La 11.1 k. JuiieM -saned,steamer Kthiopla (Br), Cauipb.-ll,
Irom mssgow lien.e lor New*Voik.
Aiiwkui', Juiiit 7 ArriVP'i, itsamets /eelsml (lu-ir),
Itu t Inii.un Ittiiit 1'hlla.loipiiia, Itliyuljud (llei<i. Jauilesim,
Iroiu New-York.
ii am si un, Juues-Arnved,st?___uer I umala (Dr), Leask,
tiom fr em-uileana.
DOMESTIC POBTS.
BosTO**. Jnne H? Arrived.steamers Iowa (Bri. Wsiters.
Liverpool; Dominion (Br), Blauvelt, Varmouth, MS. (and
cleared lo return).
Ri>iii?r strainer Rattiewske. Philadelphia for Lynn.
Philadelphia, Juue H-Arriveil. steamers Cath Whltlnr,
11n? ti111ir Providence: Centipede, Warrington, Illiston. Nor
man. Nh krrnoii. tlo. Mayflower, Davidson, Mew-York; Aclill.
lea, lia. tm. Newburyport,
Cleared, steamers Illinois, Warrin |rt*m, Mremool; Atnaryl
Hs (Bri. Hilt sharpness: Saxon, snow, Boston; Ann Elua,
I Warren, New-York.
Baltimork. June h?arrived. Mennier Le chuteller (Fr),
Gnlllsume, Martinique: Ohio (Uer), Meyer, Ilremenr Martha
(steven*. Chance, Now-York.
Cleared, steamer Fanny Codwalader, \ ono*, New-York.
pobuob Hitii'PiNo.
I/ixnoi. Jnne 8-Salied, (.th Inst, flarmatlan, Nor, the latter
from Rotterdam for New-York; itenown, frem Hamburg for
Kew-York; Hth lust, Scottish Mlnatrel.
Arrivetl, '.rath ult. llouanza. 2tilnst. Clamps Emilia, at
Lisbon from New-York: 4th inst John F k'ranz; 7tii Inst,
Benrfattore. crnthla, the 1st ter off the Lizard: Daniel I Ten?
ner. Kieria, the latter off Dungeness, (leo Davis. Mlmor, Mi(
tord. Noah, Xenia; 8th hut, Uaakon Ilaakonsen, Lady Dur
(ciiu, Palmyra, Zamora.
Annonncementa
? Buchu-Paiha." Quick, complete cure, all
annoying Kidney and Urinary diseases. $1.
Flies, roaches, ant*, bed-bnars, rats, Ttiice,
.crows, chipmunk*, cleared out hy " [lough on lute." 15c
Henry A. Daniels, ML D.,
1.4 Leilngton-ave., between Mtboad BWblta
nonrs, Hto 1, 6 to 7. DHeaie-t of tho Norvou-t system,
(ienlto-Urinary Organs, impotence aud -tterility.
Mothers should remember that there is a
perfeat preventive of Cholera I nfantum and other dangerous
iiuniuor ili.-ira.irs by the tree nae ot Dr. Holman'* Pad.
Piles. Piles, Piles..
Cured withont the knife. Norliar-o until cured- Write for
reference-.. DB A. A. COKKi.18, No. ll Ka-t'aitftn st.
Repaiks TO Pl.CMBINr,.
Persons contemplating repairs to the ttniliiage of their
luina..a are ailvlswl thin the lniuuK svrirr.M can be Intro
diieed without ditlleultr IntooIii biilitlln.s. It la a permanent
proteetlon and adils materially rn their value Send for pam?
phlet to the Durham House Drainage Co., 1*1 H roadway.
BB
A HOME DRUGGIST
TESTIFIES.
Popularity at home is not always the best test of merit/
but we point proudly to the fact that no other medicine
has wou (or itself such universal approbation In its own
city, State and country, and --long ali people, ai
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
The following letter from one of oar hest-known Massa?
chusetts druggists should he of Interest to every sufferer i
DUFTTM A T-TOM " K,-ht ?re,n' **?? h-d ?b-"-0**
l-lUlilillllMli. of Khrm**_tlsi*i, so sever* that 1
rimal not move from the bed, or
dress, without hain. I tried several remedies without
mutti lt any relief, until I took Aykb's SAi_Ai'A_iiLA. by
the use of two bottle* of which I tva* completely eared. Have
sold large ouaiiUtle-i ot your Sarsaparilla, and lt still retains
its wonderful popularity. Th* maay notable care* lt ha* et.
feet, .t In thu ?iclnlty convince ma that lt ls the best blood
mediflne ever offered to the puiillc. E. Jr'. U____."
Ktvertt., llnckiand. Hui., May 13,18-12.
Okoroi AXPRisvs, overseer la
the Lowell Carpet Corporation, wa*
tor over twenty yean before hi*
removal to Lowell afTleted with Salt Rhentuln lt* worst
form. Its ulcerrttl..u* a.-tuaily covered more than halt the
surface of his banty and limb*. Ue was ea ti inly cm ed by
Arm's mju-ArABiLLA. Kee certificate In Ayer'* AJmanao
tor 1883.
PIlEPABED BY
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by aU DrogjUti, fl; six bottle* tor $ J.
SILT REM.
JUST IN TIME
WITH (it'll FIATIIKn-WKIiiHT BABB MBttM, WE
HAVE PLA( EDuN OUB ('* >t 'NT-Rs Til I BEST AND
FINEST LOt OF W Ai'.M-StKAl ll Kit BOODA EVEK
Iil-l'I.AVI.I) IN THIS HIV, AND AV ENDLESS
sift K Of rai MM EU m.:BS, BO OTHEB FIRM HAVE
TIIE-E SAME. GOODS, WI". WILL MERELY MENTION
A EKSS : LIGHT ( A -.-IMIKri, THK CXEDltD MIX
ii Bl -..coat and VIM' uNl.Y O.t. BLUB, BLACK
A NH OLIVE i (iLnltED DIWIONALS FKOM SIB TO
?19 BBB sill'; tu j: v auk new, and MUST Bfl
IO III. APPRBC1 VI Eil. TUES' SVi.Ii.fl MEliE
MU 1II.NO, AND AKEMCI .STYLISH AND DI .Uill.E.
WE HAVE ALPACAS AND LINEN (OATS FKOM
7.1c. I'l' Ti Bl; skeleton COATS XVBBY BTTLB
AM. PBICBl IXAWOBD, KVKIIVTH INO SL'I1'A_LE,
AM) .il' ROUBJH TO SUIT THE CEASOB.
WE OfAKANTEE AI.LoCR BOOBS 1 AND. IF NOT
A- lil .I'I'.E-E.N 1 I l>. CAN BB ni.TEItNED ANY
mime within ten. day*, and hie money ue
itnded.
PETTIT & CO.,
70 and 72 Bowery,
(NEAR CANAL).
tiffany & co.,
Avenue ile I'Opera, SIG bi*,
Parla.
Diamond* and other precious
?tO_.CS, se! and unset, ottered
under the Name guarantee* and
privilege* a* at the .\e.v-York
house.
TIFFANY & CO.,
Union Square.
IC K. ll.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF.
TUE CHEAPEST AND REST MEDICINK 1-'Oil EAMILY
DBI IN tim-: would.
?mnUB-i COMPLAINTS!
A teaspoonful in lislf a tumbler ot water will In a few
innrueiitt on re CKAM l's. SPASMS, OoUK sr'Mach,
II EA Illili'KN. NEKVOU8NE.8, -I I -I I'l K-a- M- ?.-,
SICK ll KAUAI HE. DIAllltlHE*. DYSENTERY, COLIC,
FLATl LKNCY. anil .11 1NTEKNAI. FAINS.
MALAHIA.
(HILLS AND FEVEI!, CERED.
It-IDWAY'S BEADY -ELIKP IS A CUBE Koli EVEHY
1'VIN; TOOTHACHE, UBADA0H1 NI V KA LOI A,
BP RAINO, Ililli IKES, PAINS in THE BACK, CUEbT
on limbs.
It wss the flrrtt amt ls
TIIE ONLY PAIN REMEDY.
Price, SO cents pet bottle. Hold by druggists.
OK. U \li\\ \\ *s
SARSAPAB1LLIAX RESOLVEXT.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
FOR THE ctllE OF ALL rilllONrc DISK VSICS.
Olironli- Hlimiiii-ti-ain. si-rofnla, Olaniliilsr swelling. Hsi-'i
Inn Dry i.'iiiikIi, OOOOOItHlS I affections, -ai |.li. ii"..! I'll n;ilalut'?.
BlOedlOfOfths Lillias, Ily^tia-p-iltk, \V.?ta-r Bl. n'l SVIilte swell.
tams, Tamors, Pimples, Blotobes, Eruptions on ids I'^-io, Ul
errs, skin anti Hip Dlsessss. Mercurial I)i.ipohi-\ l-'f ualeCoin
lilaliiw. (iimt Dro|isy. Itlo.ets. Sall lllitniui. BrouoOltta Cou
an a,, [>t t.au. lililnev. lilaal'ler. Liver Ciiiniil.iliit-i. ,t.-.
l-l 'Kll-'IK- I llli BLOOD, HES lo li l.\ ll HEALTH ANU
VIUOK. ' IE Sit. SKIN autl III.Al'1'll'l'l. CO ll'LE-t
ION OaOOBSDTO ALL. Prlce$l per Uolile.
Radway's Requlatina Pills!
Prrft-ftirtnl''.t *t-i. OiOgaattf 'tiiteil. lor ti-riiia.tf ^11 Iii.
onlereol tni> sttiiiuili, liver, bowels, ki.luava Mil i.-r, iii il.rU
iii ila various ftinm. nervDin ilise.sos, n'-ili n, .- > i-.ti.ib
linn, i oraI.iv aalii-alt. Iiiillvintllnii, .IVSlHt.isU, lilli m-tntttt. liri! iii
fever, iiiilaiinu iiliia nt tits bowels, piles, an.l tl! iterauireioenti
of Ilu- liitnii.ll vlaoot^ PIUCE Jj CEN I'S l-fc-.l BOX.
r-iltl by all tlrugslata.
SOMETHING NEW.
SOLOMON WAS WRONO-THERE IS SOMETHINCI
" NEW UNDER TOE SCN," AND HERE IS TUM
PROOF OP IT I TIIE LEADING CLOTHIERS OF ST.
LOCH?, Mo., A HE MESSRS. F. W. HUMPHREY A CO.,
A FIRST-CLASS MUM EVERYWAY, AND THEY
HAVE PATENTED A NOVEL DUSTER, THE BOLB
RIGHT TO MANUFACTURE WHICH IS OUR*
THE " HUMPHREY" DUSTER, AS WE CALL IT,
HAS A VEST ATTACHMENT AND A Cl'FF PRO
TECTOR. WHICH OUR ARTIST HAS TRIED TO POR.
TRAY, AND THOSE DEVICES SO ADD TO THE COM?
FORT OF TnK GARMENT THAT WE CONSIDER IT
PAR EXCELLENCE IN THE COMING DUSTEH, ES
PEC I ALLY FOR DRIVING: IT POSSESSES EQUAL;
ADVANTAGES FijR THE TRAVELLERS' USE,
WE HAVE WHOLESALED THOUSANDS OF THEM
THIS SEASON, AND WHEREVER THIS Is READ
OUTSIDE OF NEW-YORK, IF THE LOCAL DEALERS
DO NOT KEEP THEM, ORDERS MAY BE SENT DI.
MOI TO US: OR, IF MOUE CONVENIENT, TO THB
PATENTEES AT ST. LOUIS, WHOM WE SUPPLY.
IN NEW-YOBK WE ALONE RETAIL TUEM-PRICES,
99 AND 86, ACCORDING TO QUALITY OF LINEN.
OUR BOOS OF CLOTIIINO NEWS, MAILED
mi TO ANY ADDRES-*, TELLS HOW TO ORDER
EVERYTHING WORN BY TUE MALE SEX.
Rogers, Peet & Co.,
MEN'S ANO BOYS' OUTFITTER.,
-U9.375 BROADWAY.
OPPOSITE
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
L1TUIA an.l VIC HY WITH I.ITHIA,
(First liitrotlaced bv me lu 1MB)
CARLSBAD. BUS, KI*-*?1 SI.EV HAICIKVI1 ID, Clt?
TER-KISSINUEV the safest. Pl'LLNA.
tin- slaoiiireiit Ritta-rwaier.
WILDlNfJCV S( I1WALBACIL PYRMONT Eic
My Mineral SS'iters havir lu--ri inalyied hy (li* prlncloru
rmffissms nf fTiamlSttJ. ami ladorsod? raluot* 18'a.'?as aOto
tuttly jiia-raf ami of correct composition.
i lu ty sro pu'*. -riiia*l bi Hi-' il.tlli-il Profession. Drer Mr*
I'h.ttclans ute Hiern in tluir fmmUUm. All ImSiiital*, flraa-t
. ia-* j.ubllc places, clubs, anl UioiisaihIi ot private families
kciMi them.
711 I'lilversliy Plser, beL 1.1th and 14th Ma
[Established 1MB]
MARTIN KALBFLEISCH'S SONS,
Mantifactntinit chemists,
BROOKLYN, N. Y? BUFFALO, M. Y. _ BAYONNE, N. &
Oakes: ,1,1 Fulton, cor. ot Clifl-st, New York, ant
'i'W Washiugton-st., Ilnflkla, V Y.
offer In lui-e o.- small quantities,
ALUM. OIL Ol' VITRIOL,
RI.IE VITRIOL, NITRIC ACID.
COPPERAS, MURIATIC ACID.
OoDAA-ll. SI Lill VIE OE AMMONIA,
0AL0ODA, AQUA AMMONIA,
GUtUBER'S SALT, TIN CHV-TAI.s,
EPSOM SALT, AyUAFORl'I>. Ac
CHI MK ALS for Fertilizers.
17* Price Lilts mallan to any aaltli ess npon application.
218 South Ith-st.,
40 Pim- ai.
NEW-YO lt E.
Johnstown,
PENN
CAMM HOI COBAIT.
Iron and Stool Rails and Railway Fastoningi
For the proalucts of the (Lintier Steel Department, vii:
MERCHANT STEKI, PLO! till STEEL, BTAQOB ANO
CARRIAOE sl'KI.NOS, RAKE AND HAHROSV iEE-il
A-ltlCC-TURAL IMPLEMENT STEEL, AND
ALL KINDS OF WIRE.
ArMresa Wtirk*. N. Y. svareiniise. Phlla. Warehouse
JOII.NhlOSSN. PltM-l. Ml RI.AOB-Sr. i'i'.i AKCU-sr.
(_ftobll*heil 1*US.)
n "HEM KILL*.
KEW II.WFN", (OSN,
BUT_p__a or rina
0S_10
P1RIBHHIGIES
All stvles new on Bzktbl-00 am', ssle at our ||W*YHl
\V A lt KU 1M? ll**- BMOADU AV A.MlTIIIItT\-**l\TIl
wp w I- FT
Ail our prol-wtl.-us R-uai?nteed to be of the U-hMf
? taiitlanl quality
ELEVATORS.^
WE HAVE THIS DAY REMOVED OCR NEW TORI
OFFICES TO 9'J AND itt LIBERTY -STREET.
OTI-. BROTH-???**? A CO.
Jl'*tK, 8, 13fa3._
mn
s
TO LET
IN TnE HEW WING OF
TIS TRIBUNE lBUDL
One or two largo rooms suitable f?r law (irms,
publishers or advertising ogencieo. A few Wttm
rottiiis. A small baw-uicut store ou Spruce-sU Oa<
\txr_c banking room.
The Tribune Building is tho nearest to brook?
lyn Bridge, and is absolutely tire-proof. Every
room in tho building is _B?afM with the excep?
tion of tho fesv above _BBM_>
oyal
Baking
Powder:
ABSOLUTELY PURE.

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