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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
OFFICER SMITH NOT JUSTIFIED.
An investigation wa a beti yo-.t-rdav by Coroner
Levv in regard to the death of Pa I nek ????".
who was abut in hU liquor store at No. 404 Ma di
?OB-Bt. lani Sunday night, by Policeman John W.
-sniitlL of thc Kighreenth Precinct. Kx-Mayor Oun
tber was the foreman of the jnry. .
The tint .viiuess was Janies O'Day, a machinist
Of No 34'A Madison-si., who was present wheu tho
rtanlim took place. When Meagan bad the sword
half nra wu irom Ita-BCabhard O'Day cried out. " * or
God's sake, don't fire. We'll pacify him!" Kcaiian
could nut possibly have rsaelied him from whore he
etood behind the bar. No oue interfered with
tbe officer in any way except Reagan, who was
under the inllu.-nce of liquor at
the time. Janies Laimy said Ml
Reagan had ilrawu lbe sabre about four inches when
the otllcer .rad. Feagan dropped tbo sword and put?
ting his hand on his breast saul, ''My God, lin
aliot!" Alura number of witne-sses had been ex?
amine!, who cave i-orrobarative evidence, Officer
John \V. sum h. tho prisoner, waa put upon the
aiaud. Ho said: " Lannigan got un and Feagan
aeized a (hair, but was stoptj_d by O'Day aud bis
wife. He then stutt d for the counter, aud the big
butcher then came for tue and 1 turned my back
uoou Feagan. 1 drew mv pistol aud just then James
O'Day cried ont, " My God, lie will kid him with bis
awortt," and bearii a rattling souud and saw tbe
blade of a sword pana under my right arm. Turning
half way rouud I tired over the counter, and nt the
Baine time 1 saw George Smith come in. I believe
if 1 hal not tired 1 should have beon killed at the
next thrust." ..
The charge delivered hythe Coroner to the jury
Contained tuc tol lowing:
" Before cuiiiuiiitiiii. this cns - to your consideration, I
cannot but. (txpnaa tin* mast marked ooii.leniti.vlon or
thc Mlle tifeniitliiot pursued hr the acctiseil prior to he
wai act. If it were done wlh tba aiiihority mid by thc,
direction ol the police official.-., it caiin.it be too severely
condemned. The ofllee of a spy ls always most dt-splca*
tile. Btu when a tu ;u clothes himself IU attire which
disjiiisea Ins position, and watches to detect a trivial of
11-ii tte like t nut iuijMitftl tn tlie deeeaood, he cannot bo too
harshly viewed, rdioti dcmc-aTmr la cowardly, and those
guilty ot lt aro likelv ret-It-f-sly to nee dangerous
wea-ions. The police force of this. city, ss a class,
ore iu.u of brave nature- and i-iiivalrrc beuriu).. and they
ouitbt uot t<? be dlsgructd Dy being forced to perform lg
Uuuilniouit duty."
After deliberating for nearly an hour the jury
brought ia ihe following verdict:
We find tbat Patrick BtragBB cn ne to lils death by a
ball tired trout a pistol lu lite bands of John W. mu ith ;
and wo iiirther tl u.i thal from tne, evidence pre .eiiie.t
tbe said .Itiliu \V, .smitli, in tiring the saul pintol, wat* at
tbe, time of tiring, Bot Iitistitied in doing so; and we also
desire un I wish io expires our condemnation of tbe mode
? nd t-p.. -i.riatrui practised liv the poliea in arli-ctnii*
Tlolaiiotis of tbe Excise ot Sandal tow. If tbo law
warrnu.* the same it should be speedily changed.
Coroner Levy remanded the prisoner to the City
Prison.
A SUCCESSOR TO DB. BELLOWS SECURED.
Tbe pulpit of All Soul's Church, which hus been
vacant nince the death ol tba Kev. Dr. Henry W.
Beilo-ts hi January, 1 Sb-', has been tilietl bv the
-.election of the Kev. Tbeodoio C. Williams,
?f Winchester, Mats. Tho choice of a
pastor was tefl by the church ii the hands ot
The tfW-teso. Manv leadlni. cler^yiucii of
lbe Unitnrian (lenoiiiiiiatinii have preached be>
lore the congregation, i: it -hiding several who have
heeu consitlert'tl when the stn j. ct of choosing a suc?
cessor to Dr. Bellows has been l_1wiB-_Min The trus?
tees, after consultiug the wishi sot tho members of
the church, fonnd that the Bar. Mr. William.
and Hie lier. Mr. Horn brooke, of West New
- tun. Mass., wert; most favorably regsrdod. A
lill waa aaot to Mr. Horubrooka, but atier some
hesitation on lin-part of that rlergymnn tho call
was not accepted, as he was un willing to sever tba
pleasant relations which he had established. ihe
1. rv. Mr. Williams waa then ooa*alted, aad after a
Meeting of the membera of the All Souls' Church a
unanimous call was extended to him. Mr.Williams
a-cepted the call, (subject to tue nciiou of his
church, a meeting of the members ot which was
held at Winchester las! night, when the entire
matter was left to tbo judgment of Mr. Williams
and the committee of All Souls* Church.
Mr. William* ia about thirty yeittn of ago. He
was graduated from Harvard College a fen" .vcaii
Ago ami was the orator of his class. He was the
leading me tu her of his class lu the Diviuity Behool.
He has been for almost a year the pastor of tbe
Unitarian Church at Winchester, a tuwu not far
from Bus.on. He has preached on two occasions at
All Souls'Church, and is spoken of as a tine pulpit
orator, witn au impressive presence and elective
delivery. _
AN lim I'l.NSIoSKK CUTS HIS THROAT.
Abbott lYac. el;, an Irishman seventy-three years
old. who bini lived for a few weeks iu an attic room
at no.-*33Thompaon*_-t_,atts-__.pted to kill bimaelfat
f.a.m. vetteiday by cutting lu. threat an ainl artery
in his lett arm. He bee.-nuo laaenaiMe from loss of
blood before an ambulance arrived to take him to
6t Vincent's Hospital. After be had received mr
_jical treatment be waa iTanaferred to Bellevue Boar
{it il, hut it was believed thal be could nor reoover,
n ins room wera found some letterB which Btw wed
that be was well ctlii...ted and had been a clerk iu
the Court of Petty Sessions in Dublin. He bad been
receiving an annual pension of about BUSS Irom ibo
Britir.li (' iverninent. Hi* married daughter, Mrs.
J. li. Murphy, live** at Sea Clift'. L I. Ou account
of family trouble he had been compelled to leant
his daughter's house anti ho was in urgent need of
money when bo determine I Io commit suicide. He
hat) borrowed a small sum from a blood al No. 400
West Tweiitv-thirtl-st., and had pawnod his watch
for 5-1. Twice be bad a_.ked Mrs. Craig at No. 248
West Teiitii-st., to procure employment tor bim,
but she bini not been able to ai.ist him. One ol
tho letters, which he had written to his daughter,
contained expressions of paternal (prc ana toa an?
nouncement tiiat the would uot tc. him alive
again.
BBBIOTJB C1I.I.G1-. AGAINST A PRIEST.
The Kev. Florance Molar by, of St Cecilia
Roman Catholic Church, at Nott li Henry and tler
?__-*?___?_, Brooklyn, wa* arrested yesterday poon
thc charge of brutally as-amting Ins si-rvuiit, Kate
Dixon, ajje eighteeu. Tho warrant waa leaned by
Justice Naeber, in the Third District Police ("mir.,
upon the girl's afli'tnvit. setting forth tbat the as?
sault occurred on Friday ot last week in father
McCarthy's house. No. 496 Huinboldt-st. When
Bbe said she would cxpo<e him, bc toni ber tiut ona
word of bis wt.uitl ht believed inure quickly than a
thousand of bera, ana tuitiier tbal ho bad plenty of
money and she bad none. Tho next day elie was
lockotl in tho boune and could not get out. Oa
Mon-.av she went to ber slater in New-York and re?
lated the taits, and they 1 .id Ahem before Biabop
.Longhill!, who said Uo would take action i.i tint
mutter at once. After bis arrest Father McCarthy
aaiJ that it was a plot to ruin him. that he had dis?
charged tbe girl tor theft, aud that $1:10 in money,
noleokt and aosne booka bad been atolee limn bm
house. The examination of tho cane was set down
for to-day. and the pmoucr was released in $5,000
bail.
Father McCarthy is tho defendant In a snit for
f-JO.OOO brought by tbe parent*, of Bridget Cronin,
who was organist in his church, lor an alleged as
aauh upon her. _
INSPECTING AN OCEAN STEAMER.
The new steamship Cienfoogoe, of the New-Vork
and Coba Mai! steamship Company, waa open ior
public inspection yeaterday at Pier Mo. 17, l_a_.t
xtivcr. Sin- wu bedecked with Hans and ber cabins
were decorated with li.ink a o! _Owera, __.____-_ added
lo tho cheerfulness of the occasion. Tbo TfBBil is
lbe largest ni rbe fleet of James E. Ward _fe Co..
with tue exception of the Newport. Sim will
start on her tirst trip in the Nassau,
Santiago de Cuba and Cieiifungos trade on Toeaday.
The Cieufuego-t ia built of iron and divided into a
aeries of water-tight emu part men ts. with a separate
compartment for the eii-iuee and boiler.*. She i*
312 feet in length. 40 feet b?am, 22 feet demil of
hold, 2,.'00 toni measurement, and was built by
John Boich & Sous, at Cluster, Fenn. Her pro?
pelling power oonsista rrf two oomponnd enfinea
with four steel bullera, capable of giving a .peed
ot femrtctw* kuotn. Tbere an- .bil ty-cignt stall
rooms, including four bridal-chamhers ou the main
deck und two ot tiers on tbo pronyiiaile tieck. Tbe
main saloon extends tim entire v, ni lb of lbe vessel,
and is perlect in vontiUtiuu amt iigut. lbe steer?
age accommodations, on tbe main deck, are equal lo
aecoud cabins on European TUBBO IB,
ROBERT CCNNINGHAM'S BODY FOUND.
Tlie doubts in regard to the reported suicide of
Kobert Cunuiugbaio, of No. 1.1. Fourteenth-st.,
Brooklyn, who was reported to baie jumped from a
Hamilton ferry-boar a week a_ro yesterday, were
art at r_st yesterday by the finding ot his body in
the lintu-run.k Channel. A ten-iioinid bar of bad
hail boen tasteuod by wires to hi* waistcoat, sbow
iu? tbat bo deliberately committed lbe act. Tbe
body was identified by bis son ami taken in diarite
hy an undertaker, llwim-urat will be held u-xi
f-.l.hr. ^?vUUi'.V.,,Kxtlai" *as M imporfer of oatrich
l-_?r__n_l_. fe ^5'??? '? tbe Mutual Life
Jusurai.ee . ofapany f.,r the .tit of
his i-r.-littr.. He was seen to jump
from the err* - oat by several persons, a,,,. n___S_Sj
tSl.y, tit Au. lo. livenly-l.iiir.b-itt., Brook 1 vii
JumiH-d after bim but only secured his bat It ia
eupnosed that tbe lead w?>ghi p.evented bis'coi,ni g
lo the surfac. aiter he tirst t,auk. wuiu>g
'FLY ilOCSElTlN JAIL.
Detective Campbidl, who bai been assigned for
duty iu the 1 n.-ntv-eighth Pre-inct, wentT0 Police
HeailQuartersyeaterday. having lu cunodv John
O Donnell, alias Michael Carberry, tho burglar who
enc aped from the Roosevelt Hoepital Iai.' wuk
Tin- prisotn-r, wbo ls only twenty years old has
served oae term in prison for burglary. .Wently
^Thile he was attempting to commit a robbery lo
tbe rooms of William lld kier, at No. 6.*(l Nintli
aye._ be was dtstxivered aud shot in the leg by
Policeman Valldy, of tbe Twenty-second Precinct,
lie escaped from the hospital in his night clothing
uv jumping out of a wiudow. No trace of bim was
obtained until he waa captured on Monday nigbt.
Pkt the Yorkville Foiioe Court yeaterday Carberry
was bela to answer to charges of stealing a carpet
and of threatening to shoot,
A HORSE FOR THE KING OF ITALY.
Of tho el-wen most favored passengers on the
steamship Birmania, of the Navigazione Generale
Iii!, ma. which left the Mediterranean stores,
Brooklyn, yesterday, none called ont moro solici?
tude than ono said to be worth $50,000. Humbert.
King of Italy, is especially iutcr-ste I in his safe ar?
rival. This distinguished passenger is known as
Damascus, He is of Arabian liueage, and is said
to ho the most perfect horse in existence. Ho is
of a chestnut color, eight years old. nbout fourteen
hands high, and weighs 030 pound.**. He is highly
intelligent aud stylish and among his accomplish?
ments be walks gracefully upon his hind feel. He
hus been reared with tho greatest care, and while
gentle with children, is full of spirit, ile isthe gift
of I'rcsideut John \V. Garrett, of Hie Baltimore uinl
Ohio Riulr. ud. to King Humbert, in acknowledg?
ment, it is said, ot' courtesies received Irom that
protentate. Mr. Garrett, who is still in Europe, is
reported to have refused .-fLVOOO for Damascus, and
there is au insurance of -?40,000 upon hiB life.
Damascus aral Mi M board the Birmania feater
dav morning, a gang-plank with cleats nailed upon
it being letdown lor his accommodation. A stall,
roofed and padded, had been, built for hun on the
deck on the starboard side forward, aud tackling
was rigged for his further protection in case of a
storm. He is in charge of D. E. Curran, a well
known horseman, mid he has besides two grooms
to look after his welfare. Phelps Brothers, the
agents of Ihe ii.ie, gavo freo trans poi tatn-n to the
I.oi so aud the cutire party aecoinpaiiyiug lum.
Landing at Geuoa, the horse will proceed thence by
rail titKome. As Damascus is a model of equiue
grace and beauty, it is said that tho King will per?
petuate Ins Uguie in murillo.
This is the fourth voyage of the Birmania, and
her first-trip to this country, her i-iwi-jiis trips
having ban from Genoa to Calcutta, Bangkok and
Singapore. 8he is one of a tleet of ninety-tivo
steamers, of about 1,800 toDS burden, bim waa
built in Leghorn.
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THE CREMATION OF TWO WOMER.
The body of Mrs. Bertha Blechen, of No. 1,009 Av?
enue A, who uietl oa Wednesday, was -scut at 0 p. tu.
on Th u rad.*ty to Washington, I'imi., to be cf am Iliad.
Her husband, John W. I'.ieclien. who is i member
of the wholesale grocery linn of E. C. Hazard A Co.,
expected that the cremation would take place yes?
terday morning at IO o'clock. The ashes will be in
closed iu an urn which Mr. Blechen will send at
once to Carlsruhe, (iennany, to te placed in the
vault of .Mrs. Blechen's family. Mis. Blechen wat
a member of the New-York Cremation Society, hiv?
ing joined lt with her husband's consent alter be?
coming convinced tbat her illness would prove fa?
tal. .Mr. Blechen is also a firm believer in cremation
and ho agreed with his wife in objecting to the dis?
play ami expense attending ordinary funerals.
The funeral of Mrs. Cornelia Wollherg.w hudiod at
No. 7 Fifth-ave., on Thursday morning, took place
there yesterday afternoon. A few intimate friends
only were present at the short >eivico winch con?
sisted of un address Uv Felix Adler. The collin WM
covered with a profusion of white Howers, and many
handsome floral designs stood about the room. .Mrs.
Wollberawai a member of the Society for Ethical
Culture. She had for MTaral vcais ntpmjsxsl a da*
sire tbat when she died her body slimild be or.v
mated, and ln-r hush md and friends did DOl oepoM
her in tho wish. Tho b-dy was tak-*n to Washing?
ton, l'er.u.. at 0 p. m., yesterday, by Mr. Wollberg.
Mia Wo II bern's son and lier brother also went willi
tho body. Tbi cremation will take place this
moruiug.
THK BROOKLYN SILVER THIEF CAUGHT.
The Brooklyn police are now convinced that the
thief wbo has stolon a large (imitititv of silverware
in vaiions parts of that city in the last two months
has been caught in the person of Janal Bushell, age
thirty-one, who savs that he lives in (Joerek-si.. m
Iiiii* city, but will not tell tbo number. Ho was
lound loitering in a auspicious manner in Rjdney
s;.. Mar K'tit-ave., Brooklyn, nt ao early boorjres
terday morning, by policeman Duggin and Acting
Captain Brennan, of the Fifth Bob-Preewat, in
which he had committed robberies on Thanda?
morning. He was taken to the pi dire station aud
gave some lame excuses for his presence at that
nour in the neighborhood where he w.is found.
Justice Naeher committed him aa a suspicious per?
son. Ho was afterward taken to Police Headquar?
ter', whore a pair of shoes left by the so-called rii*
vit thief in the Tenth Precinct wen found to lit
lum; in the coat which he wore was tho name R. F.
Field, showing that it had been stolen fr.-m .Mr.
Field's house, No. 203 Ninth-st., which *svn> Mitered
on Tuesday night. The coat was ldentitied by Mr.
Field.
A WOMAN'.S :KFFOKTS TO TAKE HER LIFF..
A young woman deliberately threw herself hafbra
amoving afreet-cleaning cart, at the corner of
Elizabeth and Canal ats. carly yesterday muming.
Ollicer Kelly, of tbi Sixth Preoioet, who Wltonna
the act, shouted to the driver of the vehicle who
stopped ins hana ta tiwots-i thwart th-* woman's
designs, She was taken lethe Elisabeth 81
Station Home where sho described herself ni Mary
Ann Began, ii2v t'.vent.v-six, of No. 140 Rivingtoli?
st. Tho police recognized lu r as having en taral
former occasions Blade futile attempt! al e-\i-:l
H'riictiou. Twice sho threw banal) overboard and
?nb-eqnent-* she sought to kill horwlf be allowing
a car to yan weet h--r body, In a call ina triad to
hang herself, but sho was discovered ln-tore anv
serious eonnqnenon nmltada she was nina to
the Tombs Police Court, and in th-? prlpoB boi she
was found Ij ing in a semi-uiicunFcious state on lb
floor. Sbe had swallow- il tOOBt bcokaa mus* which
lay an the windew^llL An ambulance wm ram
moued which conveyed her to thc Bellevue Hoa*
pital. _
THE COUPON FRAIHS.
Daniel T. AmeB. an artist and sn eipc-rt in pen
inanship, testified before the Aldermen's committee
on fronds in the Finance Department yesterday that
the city bondi and eonpons eoald notrcudih bl
roiinterfeited by tbe photo lithographing j roi e s.
li would take a good ongiavei a year to produce a
good imitation of the original. Isaac Barrett, chief
bookkeeper of the linallie Department, ha 1 nev.T
hoard or uny attempt to counterfeit city bonds. Ad
disou .1. Whits, a former employ** In the ???idid-r's
Bureau, was of tue opinion tli.tt the mdaation ot the
force in tho l'lname Department had unpaired the
eiiicieney of tbe Department.
William C'. Kinmet denied that he had ever failed
to perform his duty in the matter of cancellation of
the coupons. Neither Carroll nor .lonnvm bad TB*
turned packages of coupons which tu hail failed -.o
cancel. Thomas.!. McNamara said lu- thought him
wlf mulei pani at f 1,000 a year. Other clerk*, who
did less, were paid more.
OVERCHARGES BY A WAREHOU8HCAN.
Mrs. Anna Belize, of No. 28 Wilhtngt>OB-.plaee,
complained to Mayor's Marshal .McDermott against
CM. Maxwell, proprietor of ii storage w.hi-Ii.iiim al
No. 80 Last Tinticciitli-sl., for uTerchargiug ber.
Ile bail told her that there would uot Ihj more dan
four or live loads ol furniture, ..ntl th.it they would
not moro tban till t wo largo rooms in his warehouse
When abe finally procured a bul ofaxpaam, aftei
ui-i-li .solicitation uml being pot off from time t<>
time, the following items were charged: 13 track
loa-ln, $82 BO ; labor, ii oving in, 920; extra labor,
aaicbottsc, *J*'l 7 "?(>; insurance, two mont hs, RH 50;
storage, two months, $->()j labor, moving ont, 920 ;
managing goods for Mile. w2R\ oarpcl cleaning, fjlb,
tomi, .f'jii; do. Mayor Edaon saul bi had only
Jurisdiction over the charges for cartage, tbi Irnoki
being Hernani. These and tin* ehareea for labor,
et.., hendaead ~ran.97_l to flt. Maxwell, wita
the niiiMiit of Mrs. Benz -, began selling Un- gooill
;it auction, but tho prices wein so ridiculously low
lb.it Mrs. Ken/" Mopped the sale. 'I his auction salo
will also be investigated by tho Mayor.
BRIDGE TBU8TEE8 REAPPOIHTBD.
The Mayor, the Controller and President Bellly,
of the Board of Aldermen, mel yesterday and roted
for trmtan of the Brooklyn Bridge. Allot the old
trustees were re-elected. .Mr. Beilly move-i that
the names tie, taken up singlv and roted on, wini this
was (loaf. Mr. Beilly moved that Arthur Leary be
substituted tor.I. Adriano? Bush, Charles ll. Has?
well fur Charles McDonald, and John ll. Mooney
lor Jenkins Van Schank. Thees motions wete loot.
The following un* Hie re-elected tnuten : John T.
Agnew. John C. Davi*. Hei. ry Clausen, J. Adrianee
Boab. Thomas C. clarke, Charles McDonald, ii. K.
Thurber and Jenkins Van Schaick.
EXPLOSION IN A TORPEDO FACTORY.
An explosion occurred ii a null torpedo factory
at Stapleton on Thursday. Two little giris, Emma
Miers and Amelia Bowers, were enganVd in wrap*
ping up torp aloes when the aleen of tl:-- latter
caine in contact with some powder which was ll lag
loose ou itu-table and cuuicd an explosiou. both
Ot tba children wen burned about the head ami
hanns, ihey were removed to their home*. Inn
hoi b of tbe children were ont at play flUllinllJ.
1 lu- building was not injured.
A HANDSOME SWEDISH woman MI.'si.vi;.
Superintendent Walling yesterday- received a let?
ter asking thal scan:!i be mada Ioi Mathilda Abm*
hamani. a young gwalia i woman wbo duappeand
la this city on Manta ->. Mi'- had lui a etiipli,-. .? I m
Mailioou. N. J., and on February 'IU shu left that
ulace to tiy tn procan lugiici wages in the city.
Fur a tune alie boarded witb a family named Lus,
at No. 00 William-.*.!., Btooklyn. Her relatives in
Sweden and MTera] mandi in Brooklyn aro anxious
on account--I her continued absence. They deacriho
her as handsome autl inexperienced.
SICKNES.S ON THE CELTIC.
'ihe White Slur steannjiip Celtic, with UU'l pas?
sengers, arrived at Quarantine at -1 a. m. yesterday
amt was detained six hourn for the purpose of vac?
cinating some of the passengers. Four of the
immigrants hiving indications of smallpox were
removed to the hospital on Blackwell's Island.
" Didn't I Ml you that I didn't want to iee
you in tbi* court room again I " aaked a doIIch )u(lgc ut
sn Irishman. '? Yes, ?or." " Arni didn't you punnu..
that I would never ???,? you agata I" '? I did your
honor. " I'ueu, why do I ten you I " " lircuuec rs ara
not blind, ytr honor."?[Arkansaw Traveller.
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
Fifth Avenue Hotel?Tint Assistant Poet
mHster-GenersI Fnink Fallon, Captain James R. tads
of Ht Louis, and the Hon. Samuel 8!iellabsr?T of Ohio.
.. .llo'el JJiunswiek?The Hon. Peter Milcncll, of
Montreal.Yictoria Hotel?John F. Smyth, of Albany.
. Windsor //stW-E. B. Phillips, president of tbe
Toledo, Cincinnati and St. Louis Kallroa-J Company....
Astor lIouse-Ex-UortruoT J. B. 1'age, of Vermont, and
Maj.tr A. ti.ls'icbolsoD, United States Marine Corps.
WHAT IS 001 NO ON TO-DAY.
Coney Inland Jockey Club race* at Sheepshead Bay.
Seventy-first Reiriiiient encampment at Peeksklll.
Mun lui! i an Ainleilc Club's annu.l sprint? Ramos on
new grounds at Eithty-slxth-st aud Klghth-ave.
Annual picnic of Plymouth Church Sunday-school.
MunhutUii --t.iteu island cricket match on Staten
Island. _ .
St.t le Cummings five miles running race on Folo
Orouuds.
Larelimont Yasbt Hub regan..
Carroll frauds Investigation by Aldermen's Committee.
Reception on Full River steamer Ulai nu at Murray si.
( lcv.-laud-New-York ba..ball lii.ucu al Polo Urounds.
Concert lu Central Park.
NEW-YORK CITY.
Unsafe buildings reported yesterday: No.*. S3
Catharine-st., ll I Hcstcr-st., b2 Bieecker-st. aud li
Easl 1 'il'ty-nintb-st.
The Mayor has signed the resolution passed by the
Board of Aldermen closing the public departments
on Saturday at noon from .lune 15 to September 15.
The new Fall River steamer Illgrim will take
the hotel men ol New-York on an excursion down
tho bay on Monday, leaving Pkt No. 28. North
Ki vcr, at ll a. m.
The Water Commission held an informal meeting
yesterday lu the Mayor'* ofllee. Various maps ann
plans were examined and discussed, but uotbiug
was agreed upon.
DYING FltOM TYPHOID FK.Vli:.
Janies Shanahan, au immigrant, twenty years
of age, who arrived hero on _____ steam-hip Abys?
sinia nu Mnv .io, died of typhoid fever ut Castle
Garden yesterday.
A CIIAKOE OF mw UBI NOT SCSTAISFH.
Justieo Unite ia the Tombs Polite Coin t yester?
day coucludcd tbe examination lo tbe mm of
Charles Eppstein. who was charged by (.lil Belton
witn having committed perjury, and dismissed thc
complaint.
Till. l.KAND ARMY ASKIID Ttl C i\TRint TF..
Abraham Ltneoin PMt. HO. 13. (J. A. H., bas
adopted reeolntious requesting tbe Commander>in
Chief to ask for contribution* of 10 cents from
each member of tho li. A. li. toward ibo Bartholdi
pedestal.
A LAMM TARTY OKF FOR KUROPE.
Some l'_!5 persons, a part ol Dr. Tourstfw'a atmnnl
educational excursiofl to Europe, will sail for 01m*
gow by tho Steamship Cinassia to-day. The parly
Will be uiiiler the iliieetii.il of John Ripley.
AN UNKNOWN MAN BBOWB9 HIM si l.V.
An iink-iii.. n mau Jumped ml > thu Em! !>'iver at
the foot of Fifth-:-t. t arly yesterday tnonung mid
was drowned. Ile loft on Hie pier a brown straw bat
ami an alpaca u'at with a red handkerchief in thc
pocket.
Tm. I.ADIKS' FI.OWIU MISsloN.
The Ladies'Flower Mission at No. '..'it'.) Fourth*
ave., is open on Monday and Thursday of everv
v.et-k. Railroads and express companies carry
bashatsand paroels (ns ol expense. Tbe blenda m
Hit-sick and unfortunate ar.- a*ked to bend contri?
bution), of toWSSl during Ihe seaton.
A No'lICK Ttl UQUOI SELI.I-.U8.
The Excise Cn in ni ISSI UBI sri decided yestertlny to
send Hoi ices io 11.ihoi- dealers that liee__sss must bs
exposed inoonaplcnooa plaeee in liquor attires nd
beer shops, and that persoM hoiilmg lioenaea moat
have tln-ir names on BlgM iii fr.mt ol their stores.
A NKI'lll W UK I AIAYITrK I'llfSK.
A luau who gave tko name of Charia Lafayette,
age S'Tciily-tiine years, was arres'etl by a polloe
man ot tin- Tenth rici Incl in Cbrysiin-.st. in a state
of intoxication on 1 bursdaji Bight. Un '? lng taken
lu-ure Justice l"_tter_on yestentay at Beaei Mnrket
Pt In- Conn, be gave lu* reeidanee as No, li i for
svtb-st., ami saitt he waa a nephew of Ltia_,_tic.
lie was discharged.
STKAl-INC. tWOM A WuMANs fOCXMt.
Thoiiuis Bishop iinl linne __dgerton, ea ..? tor end
**, live at -No. .17 East I we.fth-st. ihoinas
. Mun.i tn loan hun (_. fi Bterdaj morning, and
nu being I cl used he thrust b.s u.iu.l into in | ;
ami abstracted 121, whick be kept Ha .mi* ar
lestetl. and iii the .letlerson Market 1'nlti-e t oort
Justice Qaidnet belt! him lu (1.000 ball to answer
u charge of lu'tnu.
IlK.MIMIlKiilMi lils lit,HIV TBABB.
MajorTbomas W. Cartwright, record t lark in the
Thirti luvisioii of the i usniiu linns.., waselgbtj
reata Of ago yesterday, and Ills tallow-clcrkl
bim a bania ol t ut lowen lie wm appointed m ibo
('llStillll IllillS.' Sl Hf' hfglll Mug ol Fllllikllll 1'
adm..:! (ration In 1803, and, a ith tbe excvpti< n ol
li tim l*-iil ttl ls1U.t%a1.il lt,- \-rin In tbe Army, bc lins
coIiIiiiiioiimIj, been in the Custom ll
monti nu m.it roi an u p watpb n i .iain.
'1 In. lt e-w.in i tiiiliilaiu uinli-r Ibo cate of Chi,,el
(Iiini b. l vi i iiiimi-kt.. baa been in operation thia
jaar since May IS, Ci iwdse. people drink from it
llaily ami a gie it .tina.11111 til v.:.li 1 WCarried in p;irls
iii.11 bottle* tm the 11 ??? ol people working in lb
lout-., ia lin lielgbbolliuoii. lt will lei-uip. about
(75 to Bupplj il wl*b "'" Bb tim bcm-io, tad tbs
cliuriii, wi.n li it c'.mp.ts.-ii ul working people, asks
tor oontribnttons for thia purpose.
Ill HI.' I I VI TH): fi l.V! IN I.N I AI. (,r..l:if_.
( aptaln I'o wiiBsnfl, ol Uotnpenj A, amt ( aptaln
Lao, ot Company c, 71st Kegunent, wttb their ra.
spcctive commands, haye keon detailed to leoniee
tin ( iiniiueutui (iuartls, oj New-Orleans, on their
return fiom Huston 1.11 BnudOJ iiioiiiing. Julie _|.
lin- visitors will ne taken to Coney isl.uni daring
tin- day ami to lin (..rand opera House on the fol?
lowing Monday night.
a roan purnim by a (juron
On board ol tho Meameb-p Auisterdam, which ar?
rived Irmn Amsterdam on Tliur-day, were about
sixty He nie t. lb" tla> pri-vi'iii. tn their depart*
Bte tor tbe Mew World, after services in tbs .iwed
isii chapel in AiiiMeiti.ini, thm, wen tuTited to ?
teas prepared ioi ibem at toe dlwettou ot tim
(joeea ni Sweden, which c.insisted of toa, cakes,
oranges and other food ami delicaclee, af ter which
iiiii.es were distributed to thasa.
I'LAYINU Willi A DVNAMirk" 1 A II I lt! lui! .
Homer Weeks, age tbtrtcea. ot Ho, i,'AO0 Imrl
avo., and __dward uoB, ago six, ol Na l-l i;., t
."?eMiity-tnird-st., while iiiiiiiliug goats near a
vat am lot 111 eitvciity-tinrtl-si., bctweeu 1 h 1 id and
I.i xiiiuiou aves., f.iuiitl a bleat lng cartridge
ebarged arith dynamite. The two goatherds set
tire to tb* cartridge, Weeks ams oouTejred te the
1 n si.\n-i 1.111 Hospital ?. 1 iou-.y 1111,1 ailinn the lace
ami imii WM taken intuit" tran about tho body.
UKI! ItMNIi lt) HIS DIOI
Bishop D. .sum'tu Vi tia 1: te: 1. ol ilu- Umina Catho?
lic LHocsm ot iii, Nan, Ubina, wuk Li. ptirnte
r- -1 1. t .11 y. ISliin Chin ."sin, left tbi.. eily
last night lor han fran CISCO, where tuey
will remain as guests ??I the bishop of ('illi?
llinna, until the departure of tbs lite mer
June 28 lor China, winn tb"V will proceed
to shanghai. I'he Ibsbop and ins se-crotary lett
China t-*o years ago to visit th" Pope, MM then
miltie a tour of I'.nrope ami Smith america'to en?
courage tiibs'Tiptious for missionary pnfpooss. M
Well 111 tor ict reaiion.
MU; lilli MU rilnlTT HY I M'KKIKNCK.
i__il*-n O'Uin n. wbn in May pleaded ?uilty to sell?
ing lo'.lt ry slip., waa again taken bclors BooonUr
Siiivlh iu the Court ot (Jent-ral Cessions Teeter)lay.
On lu r tir-t arraign me nt stie pani a fine nf .-JiliiOoil
ono indictment and sentence was suspended npon
another. Bbe ?as found to bs s^am engaged iu the
business at No. .r>."> New Chambcffs-sU, and waa
brought up limier the siispensmu ot sen lonee. Bo*
corder bmjrtk sentenced ker tu six m.mt ns m the
I'eiiitKiiiiary ami a line m 1100, She is the lirst
one ol tue original otleiitlt rs who has been detected
ia it miming me business.
INK 1'KNAI.IY 0_P I.lVINIi HY HIS WITS.
Lawrence Dougbty was taken betor. Recorder
Bmytk jreetacdajr snaned with obtaining board
from the owner of the ( iiuiuirit.-i.-il Hotel without
paying let h. Hs Is ths Im perose I nd ie ted under
lin- piuvision of the new code relating to frauds on
Inn keepera, lie represented himself asa distiller
from Troy, and said Ibal he was negotiating for tho
purchase of a place of business iu this city. He
(.ave ibr* situatnm oi t tn* iHaiilteij be expected to
bro M No. 91 Kiviiigton-st., but there was found
to be a church at lhat number. Ho obtained several
weeks' bOOgd belum the irautl was discovered. Hs
WM sentenced by Beoorder -Smyth lo ono year iu
tin- penitentiary ami a tine of $510.
'lill, l-it'tl'tihl.li si Ali I tn l-l.li.n. COO-'KR.
Tho epMBBittM of Aklecmeo appointed to confer
with lbe l'aik Comiuissiiim is relatira lo a site tor
thc proposed statue ot i'elcr Cooper, Beleeted Alder?
man emull to mt fur il. I'M l'ark Comiiii?sloiicrs
_Im selected one of tkeir nnmker. ihe small park
south ol the Cooper Institute was mrreetl u_nui as thf*
site f..r the propoeed statue, lt is Intended thal ibe
statue i-hall be procured by popular Mbecriptiono.
lue Poiloa QommiasloneM win bs askstl io luau tm.
ballot-boxes and thees will tie planed in the Min
oils hotels, public otllcc. and other public resorts.
CbarlM M. Fry, pieaident of the National I'uik
Hank, will bo requested to act as treasurer of the
fund.
1.I-O0KLYN.
Music in l'rosi.ect l'ark to-day, from 1 to U p, ____.
by Kbcu's SM Regiment baud.
Tho Will of tho Into Cuiouer'Jobn T. I'srker kn*
Hm at bing about f'20,000, was admitted to piobato
yesterday.
John Gallagher was found guilty of arson in tho
third degree in tho Court of 8es?ioii.. yc_t__rday, for
setting ou lire car-stables iu li reen munt.
The latest annual issue of Lam's Hiuo_.lin Direc?
tory appealed jMterdar. lt contuius 15*2,280
iiames?an Increase ol l?,i)50. The volume contains
u busiiiasadirectory which baa 1,3118 names.
Mayor Low appointed yesterday Jotm H. Shults,
a bakor, uud Andrew Doherty, a plityiug-card uian
U fae lurer, as i'ark Commisioners to till vacancies
in tin- Hoard.
Antonio Frutono, who bas been under arrest since
April 24 for feloniona assault in firing four shots at
Leo Oenovese, has become a daugeroua lnnatlo and
will bc sent to the County Insane Asyinm.
A motion was made before Judge Pratt yesterday
for a change of venue from New-York to Brooklyn,
in the snit of Therese L. Sattig. by her guardian,
against Joseph Keppler, the caricaturist, to recover
100,000 as damages for injuries inflicted in March
by the defendant in front of lier house in Inwood.
Judge Pratt reeerved his decision.
A monument to Colonel J. II. Perry, of tho 48th
New-York Volunteers, who was killed in tho War,
will be nn veiled in Cypress Hills Cemetery on Mon?
day afternoon. Mayor Low will preside and the
Kev. Dr. J. O. Peck will speak. In the evening
servicos will bc held in the Hanson Place Metho?
dist Episcopal Church, of which Colonel Perry was
pastor at the outbreak of the war.
A petition is being circulated for si(maturesa?kin?
Mayor Low to appoint a commission to lay out a
rapid-transit route from the Bridge and assess the
property-damages along it. Mayor Low appointed
?acta eomttimoa last yeartoaiseas the damages
to owners on the route of the East Uiver Bridge and
Coney Island Steam Transit Company, but it never
acted, as the company could not secure the consent
of tho Supremo Court to its route.
An order was made yesterday by Judge Cullen
requiring raiiM-to be shown why a referee should
not lie appointed to determine what comnensati on
M. E. Sawyer should receive for -services as lawyer
for the plaintifl lu the Hiiit of Miss Mary Alice Al
mont Livingston against Fleming for breach of
promise of marriage, in which she received
?7.").000. Tin- plaintiff bas offered to settle for
?19,000, and thinks $5,0(10 would be coonah for
her lawyers, but they arc not satisfied with that
amount.
JERSEY CITY.
The Supreme Court at Trenton yesterday affirmed
the decision of tho Hudson County Court of General
Sessions in tho ca-so of Jokti Halliard, who was the
president of tho Mechanics and Laborers' Savings
Bank of laleriev C'ilv at the tune of its failure in
November, 1*7h. Tho failure was due to traud and
mismanagement on tho part of Hi!Hurd and tim di?
rectors oi the bank, and indictments of conspiracy
to defraud the depositors were fonnd agaiust them.
Halliard was sentenced to eighteen mouths iu Stato
l'rison.
Frank J. Meehan, who on Saturday last resipiod
his pod ti on as araluen of the Hodson County Pen?
itentiary, the Supreme Court having decided tbat
bis election was illegal, and who. on Wednesday,
was t t'livn ted in the Court of Oeneral Sessions ol
a i-harire ol allowina a prisoner to magi In I?on-siil
eration of a hube of $10. was sentenced yesterday
by Ju.Ige MoGill to niue months in State Pneon.
.Many ot Mi edan's political friends had pleaded with
tin* Omni ni his ti -half, and to tin -in lat sentence
was a great surprise. Meehan, almost i-ryntif, was
taken tn the County jail, where ho will remain un?
til his removal to tho State l'rison.
ni: WA BK.
.Tohn Kabor. age six years, was drowned in the
Passaic near l't titre Street Bridge last evening. Tin
body was noovemd*
MBW-JK-tSEY.
Onang-U OlOtgl Fanhoa. a manon, wai struck
bv a nain near the Jovce Street Station of tut
Delaware, Lackawanna anti Western Railroad early
yesterday morning and Instantly killed. Ho was
intoxicated. Ile leaves a wife.
\\ l.-slCUKSTlaB COUNTY,
Yonkkiii*.?The Salvation Army is waging ivar
upou the sinners of Yonkers.
AliD.ll.F.v.? The name of A-difnrd, a small village
on ni- ii ne of the New-York Ci tv and Northern Hau
road. has been changed toAr-'.slev.
Mm s r Vm.mix. -As a tr.nn of the Harlem Kail
r-'inl of which Frederick Slack is conductor, was
pening jrnterday, William Biala, .iga Kneen,
threw a .Minn- ot ono of the windows ann bit "*,.i
Ibe passengers, Hewn lined j-io aod oonunltted
io tue County Jail forton dari.Tbe people of
Waehingtooville, town of Last Cheater, nave pin*
.?ented a potitiou to the Board of Irust-es to annex
them.
I ISLAND.
SrK'iNK.? Joel Tut hill ha.I a valual.l- bom
p,I..nen to death on Thursday night, bf MOM un?
known |? mon, uinl anotbOl horm: is nut expected to
hr-.
i.i.s-i 1-taiM' Crrr.?The Wirer Board has de
ci-le-i tn lavin en-Polin Comminiooer Williams
io testify bel.iie a t|iei lal committee of the .body .re*
giininig nnnnber of booda be purchased from ex*
Mayor ln-.iJevolae that thc Department declares are
illegal.
Jamah a.? Horace Smith, thc negro, who marri -d
i .i.i-i.iii, ? -white gul at Qreenporteomi threo
- ago, it is alleged was mnrned on July 20,
I-sTI. to l.iiima (iils-iii, colnnd, by thi* Kev. J. W.
aw, j-u-ti-r of Ibe Qreenport 1'resbyterian
( hun li. 1 Iny Men- ne \ er dr.
Bivi'.iiiikad.?Stiff.dk County bas long been liote.l
fur th" longevity of its Inhabitants. In tb
-its hav* died whoee united ages
*3 years. Ml i Havens, who died at
rr Inland ou Wednesday, bad paned her ninety-*
tilth year. Mn. Sarah Gray, ?ho dud at Biverbead
on Di iday, age ninety-two, had been named Sve
times Hud had eleven children, nine ot whom al?
ia udi -I the funeral. Mis. > nan Bunoe. ol Kt-l Noe*,
died on VVedueeilay in her niueiy-sixth year.
MA RISE ISlEU.IGESCi:.
MINI ATI III". ALMANAC,
sun rises 4'."I, ieU7:J3 Moon n-ti 1 tl Moon's i%e, days ll
un.ti mtran to niv.
A. M.? "SiiilrW-Ki-c. 1:0-1. 'liv. I iIjui. 4 34 lt?'l <;,,?. fl:43
i-.M_siniiriiuuk. titi.tier.Imoae, bio-. Hon xuio, i.oo
FOR EIC, S STEAM Elis HUS AT TUIS FORT.
TODAY.
Petit*. From f.lox
Ainlf* .Wost indie*..AtUas,
ii e shari.litrturn.N.D. i.iovd.
Aluna .Janian---,.Ai.it
a.i.li.ri-na.l .Ntatllliul.
illy nt Clir*icr ....... I.Iirn-.Nil..Inman.
SUNDAY, JUNK 17.
Fiamhnrougli.Herminia.Ilenntlila.
UaUl..l.lVtItiOa.l.I UUalllL
Mu.MiAV, JINK IS.
-? .I iiinl-iti.National.
1 ilil-i|.li?.<OlMgOW. .A rn* liar.
Ni. hi. .w rt in .hm.- . Ki em-Ii Tram.
.N earimil.ll.ivaue.Ward's.
SHIPPING SEWS.
POKTOFJ^KWYOHK.Fill DAT, JUNE 15, 1883
AHKIVKH.
HteamerFillda'(Tr). laeiM, Bremen Jnnei), southampton
7. with mdae un t paHmfm ti Oelftcha .v i a
Steamer I Musial!,! ,1'ini. 1 aube. I tt|>.*titi?itrn May 111,
i 1.tuluna Jin.it I, ( liriaiiuus.il.1'.', it il ii ni,Uc and patMivn
ger? l-i 1 ina' ? . I IVS 4 io.
-:...iuai Htnuod i Ham. Mein. Kio Janeiro -May'Jil, with
ind paaaengera to B B lim liiiid.
. . fe W Clyde, Holmes san Domingo Jnne 4,
^jillana ia. Patna Piste '.. t*\>e Uavtlen S, luiVs leland 0
tiay*, with unlit- rud pteeiugm * w t\ rn P civile * co.
i-n isl,,* ik (i. rt . I a- i-a. Kamtmr* 40 daya un li empty
ln.rr<*l? to mtier; v.-.aael t-i TXtOe Bagel i tin.
B ?_ llSITV Sad Anlnev atif l*ugw.**?li. N- . T ilfuril. Point
a I'll re 1 Vi .tay*, willi sugar t<? linnvii liroi A Cn. vessel io
1..HI.TI A Voil K.HII"!|.lt.
-. l,t William I rr.lerii-K "if llt'.fatt. Me). Ame*. Windsor,
Wt I'l taft, Wita jint?'i*i te rn ii'i. Teasel to A Mudsill A Co.
HUN-UCr-Wint at Manly Hook, 11-jlit, MSW| clMr. At
City liiaud. Ililli, I ; I ft -i
Airtveil vr.stcr.lar
i-t.a.mi.-i r.ictimiind, teeney, West Point, Vs, with mdse and
passengers i-- lill limul ni.iii Hi Co.
t I.HA UKI)
Ktentner Donall (Un. Beers, Liverpool?Busk A J?Tn_i.
steamer switzer.and (Bulgi, Beynon, Antwerp 1'etar
Wilgin A t-Aint.
steamer suteof Teias. Itlsk, Port Itoyal and Fernandina?
r-rr iriior lilehniuiid, Jvuai-y, Nowport Nowa?Old I'-nmuluu
Ha Co.
hleauier Wvanoka, llnltihen, Norfolk, City 1'olnt and
Itu linn,nd?Old Imiiilnl-iii Kul'ii.
hleaiurr ' ultu ara. HaynoldS llaltininre J H Krem*.
Htemiierlleu Wliltnry, Ilail-lt, BnStOS ll I** Dlinock.
ship Mania U Hay. --Wa, l.-iniliili-W K liatlie*.
hiit|i l In oiloi Kti-ior ititi), Meyar, Ilona Kona?Theodor
Ituser A- i h.
Hlil|i Wm ll Smith, liaiilett. **an riaiiolsro-stitt.in A co.
Kai. I. 1'il :lln, Kidd, Anjlii, J aia, for onleia Tapacott
Ill-oil .1
Hark J li Skoitlo'.d, lilihup. Jr, calcutta-Vernon II mown
* co.
Hark Conslglla calalola (Ital), I.avlnn. Ileyrout, Syria?
lirnliam a* MoTi-aeB.
Hark Viva (Nar), I'.itrrioii. Mniiti-vlitno? Knnoh, Kdye A r'o
lins Mai ilia J lirady iliri, Harvey, Wiudsor, aN'rt-J V Wait
ney a-Oa
bclir ida A Jayne, Milla, Ilarauiiutlla, l'hC-11 a Uo Lea.
ha n.i*: ii.
Hteaiuer lllruiaula, for Me.llt,.i i .m.-an iiorta. Barka Han
rock, for .**t Tlioinaa, Caro, Furuaiitllua. nng Vic loila, liariia
nee.
Alao Mlleil?Via Lung Inlainl hound?UrlfS N'yaiua. for
Ueoieraia, Aulelope, rorllaud.
i-l'oliKN,
HM|i I.ilin O-Odspsed, froui I'lymouth for New-York- Juna
ll, lat 43 4-(. lon 4i Uk '
TUB MOVVIUIWn Of STKAMIilll.
WJ lt KI l KV 909fth\
f.'aM^s. Jnne 15-Arrtv^.ateamer Viking (Dr), CbrlBtle,
limn Montreal Juno 1.
?ULKr.SMOTYX, June lf.?AiTlvod. steamers 1'avonla (Hr)
Hams, frotn New-York June il. amt Abyssinia (lin, IK-ntli.y.
fnmi New-York JuueS on Hull* way lo KiTer|iool laud uro
C*ee.lea| .
I ufi-Sal'.eal, steamer Furnessla nr), Small, from I.lvsrpool
hence from New.York Tia Valt-ntla.
liUAW.ow, June 14 -Arrive.!, steamer Klyala (Br), i.iuduula
ter. irom New-York via Halifax. ' '"*"*"????
Balletl. ateaiiii-r Anchorla (Bri, He.l.lerwlck, for New.York.
lilli?ArriTeal,sit-aiu.tr aSt-.tnn.iii turi. JaniM, Mouiroal
I,iMi;i;it K, June 14?Aititc.1, steamer Viola iBr). -lunar.
New-niieaus. "
aoUTHAMi-io.v, June 14-7 p in?Sailed, steamer Werra
(Oari. Barre, from Bremen hence (or New-York.
mriiim. to .lune I.',- -aaile.j, sioamer llt-itiidahl (Dan) Jo
hat.-.- ti. (or New-York.
II alifai, June 1?6?Arrtv, i, steamar Nova -scotian (Br).
Illchatdson, Liverpool fm lioslou.
DuMllsi'lt: I'OBTtS.
Boston, Jnne 15-ArrlTe.l. Hteati.eis Hermann (Belg). Ev
ler, Antwiru. lJomiul.ni , tn ,. itian.it, \ aruiouiii NH
Clearei!.steamers Uophaloola iUn, U-iseason, Llvirntaii
Venetian i iii i. irani, ,I.-. I'lmeril. ,an lUi*/, liiowii. i.ianitowi
Ol..ueestar illri, 1'sleis, .Mirima. M. ??a?w-,
Fhii__Dli>>iiia, June I5-Aiiiv,mI. ?teamer* Hattie*: aka.
i-ilitnue, Lynn, aaioii. hu,.w. Huston, lath Whiling, luiK^a,
Providence; Mayflower, Davidson, New-York.
Cleared, steamet? iioinau, trowell. Huston: Willlameuo rL
Willetta. I.yuu Min Kllta, Wanan, New York.
HAi.iisoHK, June 16-ArriTud, aieamer Martha Hieveaa
CliMiier, ttl xi Yolk.
t teared, ileamera Uentmnrs (Br), Amlot Livarpaol; Fanny
Catlwaladur. ciaik, .N, w \ ora t arolluo i*pau), L'garie Liv?
erpool; MeClelUn, Btllups. ProTltltine.
CilAa__?lia-*, June lj-ttallctl. steamer Ktmator, Pblladol
A VETERAN BENEFACTOR.
Ult Pant Lin*, Preaent Plane, and
What lie lias to Bay Upon a Sub?
ject That Astonished Ulm.
Nearly forty years ago a young man, of un?
usual endowments, began to mould publle opinlou upon a
subject of vital importance. Ltko all pioneers, bin early
efforts were unsuccessful, but his ability and the value of
bia work scon won public confidence, and to-day there
ls a not a village or hamlet lu the couutry that has not
been Influenced by Dr. DIo Lewis. Wheu, therefore, it
was learned yesterday that he contemplated the estab?
lishment of a large iniw.a_.lne la this city, tue fact was
deeuiod so important that a representative of this p?per
was cominlsstoued to see him aud ascertain the truth of
the rumor. ..
Dr. Dlo Lewis ls a gentleman of silty years and two
hundred pounds, with snow-white hair and beard, but
probably tlie mont perfect picture of healtn anti vigor tn
thc metropolis. He ls a Uvlnjc exponent of bl* teachings,
aud uotwitnstantllng the amount of work he has already
.tono, promises stilt greater activity for years to come.
He received the Interviewer most courteously, and In
reply to a question said: ________?_.__
*? It ls truo I have como to Kow York to estaolisn a
monthly magazine. I have come here for tho same rea?
son fliat I went to Boston tw_nty-tive years ago. Then
Huston ma* thc beet pit-.ttonu lu the country from which
to speak of education. New-York baa now Itecomo most
hospitable to nrogreflsive thoughts, and especially so to
movement.. In behalf of physical training.
" I have reason to know tho great and abiding interest
of the American people in this subject. They have .como
to reslize that the ruture of our country pivot* upou our
phvsli-al vitality, and especially upon the vigor of our
women. My new magazine will bear the title ' Dlo
lewis's Monthly,'and bc devoted to Sanitary and Social
Betenoe. I hope through tts pages to tuaugurute a new
departure tn hygiene. 'r
" Havo you.uot written __veral books on the subject 1
"Yes, nine, \ ninnie., aud some of them, like 'Our
Girls,' published by the Harpers, have had sn enormous
circulation, but the best work of my life I shall give the
world in the new iin_-.ii/.iuc. l'tirty years of sklnnlshluK
ouirht to conclude with ten years nf organized warfare.
- li.iel.h. what ls tbe occasiou of this new interest In
bealtti ipiestiniis I"
"It aaa emane through suffering, which seems tne only
roatt to self knowledge.. Tho sttmiuch, heart, kidneys ur
drer fall lalo trooola, napi>lun_s ls gous, aud then people
rive I Ut litton t. their health."
" Which of these organs ls most frequently the victim
of our err irs I" asked the reporter.
" Wit bin the lust few years tliscnses of the kidney* havo
grpatly iiiiiliipllfil. When 1 was engaged in practice
thirty-five and forty years ago, serums dleeeMCB tho
kidneys was raio ; but now distressingly frequent aud
fat ni." .__._
- l o what do you uttnhute this great Increase of kidney
trouiili sf"
"To thenso of stimulating drinks, adulterated food
aud irregular habits of life."
? Doctor, have you any confidence in the remedy of
-.vlileli we lu ar so much nowadays, 'Warner's MM
Curs 1*" . _.
" I liebcvc In the ounce of prevention rather than In a
ton of cure."
" lint have you noticed tbo remarkable testimonials
of Warner's remedy 1"
?? I Baye, nml confess that they have puzzled anti
aatoniabed me. The eoauneadattooa of proprietary med
Iclnes iisiiuiiy eotee trosn uukuown paraons reaintngIn
ii.iiik I'tuniilt-H. Hut I see in cur most reputable news?
paper-, the warmest praise of Warner's Kafo titre from
i ollese Professors, respectable nnralsla-a. ami other
persons of high Intelligence mid clmraeter. To thrust
loeb teettmony nsttle i.iay bo professional, Itut lt ls uu
iii,mi c. No piivi-leiaii can forget that valuable udditlous
1.1 nm M'l'rriu Mci icu have sprung from just such
.-.mir. _. I was ...i Improeeed wita this cloud ol witnesses
thu! I puri-har-e-tl sollie iiottles of Warner's H-.itn Cure at a
urlng drug store, ami aualyzed one of them te see
if it contained anything potaonoua Then I tunk three of
the prescribed doaea al ones, and lound tbere was noth?
ing Hijuiiiius in it. I do not hesitate to say that if I
round ray kidneys in sertooa trouiile, I should nae thia
remedy, beea nae ol the bopetoaaaeaB of all onilnary
treatment, and because when a hutelreil Intelligent aud
repntable persona mute In tba statement that a certain
remedy baa cured them of s grave malady, I choose to
believe that they speak the truth.
-Itut.H* 'ni iii' know, my ..rent Interest in lifo Iles
lu prevention. I'or forty years I have labored In tblfl
llelil. One of tile phase, nf tu. wtirk III New-Kuglaiid
was Die establishment of the bailies','etnluary Ht Ixix*
Ington, Kass. My sim was to Illustrate the possibilities
in tin- pin-i.ai training of girls dering their school life.
This institution beeama before il-rtit, the largest amt
most successful Bemlnary for young women owned aad
managed liy one person" in our country. I i-at down to
dinner every day with a family uf two haadred parsoaa
The remarkable result*ot thi* moeeia training aumin,
girls were given In ny imper pab?abed ni the S'orth
American Bttttst nt December, 1 *?*-.'.
? Beald a, l eetabllsbed lbs Normal Institut.- for l'hysl
Dniiik' tn liosioii, ami tor tea yeera wm Ita Pieal
dent and Manager. Dr. walter Channing, Hr. Thomas
Ho-tklna,Professor Leonard, ami others wera among tts
teachers, and more than four haadred persooa took Ita
rtlploma ami went out Into all parts of the land to tench
the new Behool of gymnastics. And bow tbe yeera lad
te BM l prop.fe to ilevote to the m.-igiizbi.- which I have
e.mil* lie re to ealalillsb. lt will be tin- Inr;.' st periodical
ever devoted to thin tield nf literature, a_aa wtu pre seal
the hundred and one questions of bygieue with the _t___
pllelty of e ehlid'e tala. To this end all so-called learn
lug will lie subordinated. The magazine Brill be aaers
ur leas Illustrated, ami silt Btrlve to reach a high plaes
lu the eonfldenee and beans of the people. In a few
?i'i.f!i., our tirst number will appear, an ii we rliall foii'Uy
hope for lt a _te__rt_r WC-COBM."
'nets nliDt-c narrated sro Indeed most Important.
D iratlfytni to .now thut the life-long atpenencMof
i who stands without a peer in successfully
demonstrating tbe principles of hy_.l_!ic. win we heart ha*
always lu en In sympathy with the alfllcteil, sud whose
beale B active la planuiag for their relief,
uti- to ne given tu 'he pul tile through the pugesof a maga?
zine. Ami lt la specially stgnlflcant amt uroof poaunre
of rare merit that a proprietary metlirine, even with
such high r*tainllti?: as Wanier'sHafct ure ls known toasve,
shouiii oe Indorsed amt rei-ointnenilej by a man ao able,
sn repntable sud of such national rcuowu as Dr. Dio
Lt wis.? i_fc"j:.
A annuli.-e ai ?-ii ts.
I!r.vnr A. Oamei.**. H. D?
1 ll f.sxln?ton ave., between 2 >t i an i SOtb-eta.
lloni", liol, it" 7. iii-j<-ts ot tin Nsrvins syaMna,
(Jenlto*Unusry Orgsus, luipoteu.'. au.l -turilUy.
Motlier Swan's Worm Syrup for feverishness,
reaU.asiiu.-t-_, worms, cun?ll_t_.tlou. T-iatoieu. Vile.
Piles. Pum. I-ii.f.s.
Cartel without the Wtilf-\ powder or Salre, No charge nntll
eire.! W ri to for ref_>reuot*a. Hu. a. a. .'.-ukin*, No. ll Kait
?-.lilli st.
A HOME DRUGGIST
TESTIFIES.
Popularity st home ls not always the bett test of merl!*
but we point proudly to the fact that no otber medioine
haa won for Itself such universal approbation in Ita own
city, State aud country, and among all people, as
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Tlie following letter from one of our best-known Massa*
ebusft ts druggists should he of lutcre-at io every sufferer i
DUrn WT A WT CM " K1*ht ye*" ?*"l h"x ? ***?*
1U__bU_-__A1-_1mL ?' Rh*??'-*'?l??-. ?"?svsre um I
contd not move from the beti, or
dress, wltlioat help. I tried set-era! r.niio.lli*? wiibont
mm h If maj relief. until I look Arni's _________rA________, by
(lie uae of two bottles ot whloh I waa oompl.itiry curst.. Have
avid largs quauUUes ot your ___H_BS______i and lt aili I ratal ua
Ita womtarful popularity. Ths niaay notabl* eurea lt aaa et
teci.d In thia Tiomity conriuoe me that ll is the beat blood
mirdii-iiin ever offer-Hi to ths public. K. 1'. Uambi*."
lllver-aL, Bucki:-n_. Mass., Msy 13,1832.
Ct i J m DUFTTl-f OBO*?* mMMtmm, OYeraesr ta
UiLLll JLl-LLJCl U ill. ?*? *>>wsll Carpet ferporatlon. wss
for ever twenty years before hla
removal to Lowell afflicted with Salt H bruni in lu worst
form, llaulreratlons actually csvsrsd moie thaa half the
surface of hla body sod Umba. Ila waa sud rely oiiietl by
Area's .ai___.i'_,bil___. wee ?ert!Scats la Ayoft ALouas.
for 1883.
PREPA-tED BY
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Bold by all Drugflau, gl*( lix bottlea for $5.
218?outli-ih.st., 40 Pl nest. Johnstown,
IM1U.A. NEW-YOHK. tBWB
CAiBIA IN.OBIT.
lrou and SttM.l Kails ami Railway Fast-inn..?..
For the prodncts ot the iisniler steel Department, via:
MKW'IIAST ISTEEL, PLOUOU 8TEEL, WAUON ANO
rAltlUA<i-i WPRINHi., HAKE AND H.WlKOW TEl.rH,
AUKICULTL'HAL IMPLEMENT bTEEl, ANO
ALL KINDS OF WIRE.
AtWreas Works. N. V. Warshoustv Pillia. Warehnnse,
Jouiisrows, Pa_?*i. lot Ki.a.dk-s_. old ascii -sr.
EVERYTHING IN
HOMEOPATHY
HuMl nl'ATIIIt' Hot iKS anti MKDHINKS. Moll int
Cast's, lVlWs, ?'agar of Milk, Coco*, pk Bp,
llninptirpv'a lltlineopatliti' Hiieo1t1i*_i Utimphmr's Vet.
erlnary .-spmriili-s. lluuiptiri-y's Witch Hazel UH -tn.l M-trrul
..I lli.illiiix. CAHEfl toft EXPORT A 8PKCIALTY, Al
lliiniplirey's H.iiii'-iipalhtt: MSdlotaeCO. Ueneral liepot, lui
B'ul.oii st. llisui-li sloro, H1A liroatlway. mar l-ltli ?L
FOR 012 00.
WHILE WE HAVE SOME OOOD SUIT* YAH $10.09,
THE VARIETY AT S1..00 13 MUCH GREATER ANO
EMBRACED THE FOLLOWING!
Brown i'in-eheck Casetinere.Formerly Jj 11 on
Blue p'n check Caaalmere. * 10.00
Bins cheviot. ?* 13.?o
Bine bergs. ?? 11.00
Retl mixed Cheviot (frocks and saoks). ? 1000
Oray check Csaslniere. ? Jd.oo
ATTACHED TO EVERY LOT OF THESE AND ALL
OTHER CLOTHES wmtfiTtl. WILL BE FOUND A
PRINTED CLASSIFICATION TICKET TELLING Til*
TRUE QUALITY OF THE FABRIC. OUR RULE 14
TO CALL TH I Ni LS BY THEIR 1UOHT NAMES. WOOL,
IS WOOL .AND COTTON IS COTTON IN THU 8TOR8
-BECAUSE WE GIVE EVERY CUSTOMER A LEGAL
OUARANTEE WHICH ENTITLES niM TO COMB
BACK FOB HIS MONEY IF Hr. EVEN THINK!
HE HAS MADE A BAD BARGAIN. COULD WK Af.
FORD NOT TO HAVE OUR GOODS AND OUR PRICK!
J LSI' RIGHT!
.STORK OPEN UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK TON IQHT.
Rogers, Peet & Co.,
MEN'S AND HOY'S' OUTFITTER!!,
?>'?:)?-,;-, BROADWAY,
OPPOSITE
/ METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
IJ. It. R.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST ICBDIOINB Full r'AMILf
CSE IN THE WORLD.
siHM-RB COBTItAIIVTS!
A teaspoonful In half a tumbler uf waler will tn a tow
moments cure CHAM l's. 4PASMS, HOCK M' -MACH.
ItEAHTBURN, NERVOUSNESS, PI.EEPI BHf.VBu!
SICK RBADAl HE. DIARRHOEA, DYSENTERY. COUS
FLATt'LEN' V. and all INTERNAL PUNS.
MALARIA.
I'UILW AND FEVER, CUIIED.
RADWAY'S BEADY RELIEF ls A COBB FOR EVERT
FAIN: TOOTHACHE, HKADACHK. N ll, HA LO I A,
SPRAINS. BRUISES PAINS ID THE BACK. CUi-W
OR LIMBS.
It vis tbs tinrt andie
TIIK ONLY I'AIN REMEDY.
Price, 50 ionia lier butti..-. .Sold Uv 'lrugglats.
OK. RiHWAFI
SAB1PARILLI1X BESOLVEXT.
TnE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,
FOR THE ff KR OF Af-f, CHRONIC DISEASE*.
Chronic Rheumatism, scrof.ila, Glaidnlar Swviiu *?>?. ;ieo*t
lD?Dry Cougli.Oaneerous \ffivtions, Sriihitltio ()4*niiU!nl%
I. .sodingol me Lung*, ov-inopsla. Water-Brush. Waite Stroll,
inge. Tumors. Plmplca. moieties. Eruptions on the Ki-i, IR.
ei r?, --Win ami Hip Disease*. Met curial Duresses, Fe._atii09.as.
|.lanita, tiotit. Dropsy, RlokoU Salt ., in. a.- .uoaiiia, loo
sutni-tltm. Ki-lut'T, R.ailde:'. Liver i !o u-il lints. Al.
Pl'RIFIEb THE BLOOD, BS8T0BINU II EA I.T II ANO
Vinon . CLEARSKIN snd BEAUTIFUL COMP-BX,
I0N8B-.*UREi)TO ALU PrlCO*l[ier UsttlJ
Radvvay's Requlatinq Pillsl
Peifectlytaatelaaa. elem-itly a-ute-t. for tho eur* ?f alt Dv
ortVt Mif the stomach, liver, bowola, kidneys, liUld.tr, malaria
in Ita various forms, nervous .llaonoi, a *, 11 i *, , :c.ii_.
tloii.i-ostivenee*, lu-llitawitioii. Iv^otiiisti, lillmvitu . lott
fever, iitilamtu.ui.in of Hie innv.-ls, pile*,* an*! all daran(eneats
of tl..- uit-rnal vteoera. PRICE 23 CENTS FER BOX.
Hold by ail ilrugglsts.
(EfUMiihed 1S4S.)
III HAVEN, CONN
BUTLDBRS OW TtlSn
QWEiaiiitfl
SlfliBianiflisiE
All fArles now on Exhibition and Sale at our N KW
\V -tltEKOOMS. BROADWAY AND TH1KT*. ?
MTItKBT.
All our prolnctlons gnaianteed to bo of trie
standard quality.
? YORK
MVTll
highest
(ksdESchultzs
SeUersyirkviardonw.
The Three Leading Table Wafer*.
I.ITHIl and VICHY WITH LITHIA.
(Flrat wtrotlai-ed bv ms In 18ti.Y)
CARLSBAD, KMM. K1"*s! StlP.S. MARIENIUD. Blt*
TM MfllttUlT !h-> s?fesk Pl'Ll.N A.
tho strongest nitferwat?r.
WllaDlNOEN, SCIIWAI.HACH. PYRHONT, Bte.
ptisetou
-Xl titi
I'I.I
My Mineral Waters havn t)-*on analyz?*t by th*
rofe?eotsof ctiaralstiy. *?)-! ll loruM -iln^ae ls ii
lufefvi'we nmt of orren eoinpntttlmi.
They ara preeirlbod hv tim Medical PrilSSSMI. tJOOTBBB
Vhyti'dant usn them tn tluir funlU-t. Ail litsolial*. Sm
ilaas public plaooe, clubs, a.i.l tli->ma i.i* ? prrrmw fa-niuee
laOfl' tllelll.
70 lulveralty Plan-, hst- LSthand 1 Ith sts.
[EeUhlished 1-S29
MARTIN KALBFLEISCH'S SONS,
llanufactiit lng (herniate,
BROOKLYN, N. Y? BUFFALO. N. Y. A BAYONNE. ?Ii
(Hil. is: o.i Fulton, cor. of t'lia-st, New-York, Mal
'Ll'l W?ehlngton-si,. Ilnflal., V Y.
Offer lo Urpe or small ,.uantlttea,
ALUM OM. OF VITRIOL,
BllE VITRIOL, KITRIO ACID,
Cl>l'I'I- HAS, MURIATIC ACID. ___,,
MUDA AMI. si'I.l'HATE OF AMMONIA,
SALSODA. AQUA AMMONIA,
lil A I* BE R'S SALT. TIN CRY*. TAI S,
EPSOM HALT, AQUAFORTIS, 40.
C H E MIC A LS f or FertllHern
yny* Price LlsU malled to ai-y ail-Iirae upon a;-!'ll'*??l>n-_
"TsicKsaaicKi im mn.
Pat. June 18.1882: April IM
Tie latest, and in.-nmnarsiily tl)*)
be?l.whil?a-tmiliiniug On- .ia-?irab.a
' rol'.-r. (he liahte.t runamg. ena
clranoat cut lina laaailnne In Bar
ES, Tilt- onl> ti).-ter In de
world with N.u.litsTKH -VTTIIB.
(limitable beadle, double eon
?eVte.1 loll and IwiB ralt-'het.
AWlute intt-rehMiKoabillte
of uart.*. Ei-iuuitel*/ n:u--hftl
unca.ndilioaallir warrioteal
Ul.?..'?.u>.???*???,? ? _..?
and niatlu lo wear ter years
ot th* bardeat wura.
casu s iwssoia, liss.
Mkllia.'*tlaal.t,.
licurrirTBrCT,
and sold also br
rai L, a_35a ca, ttl S-rw-lwsy.
THE LINCOLN
SAFK DEPOSIT CO.UPASV.
NOS i'l TO m EAST t'JD.sT.. Ol'l'.'SlTE ?*Ajf5?tt
T (Al DEPOT. IS NOW PREPARED ft > REM -vhttB
i"* BOXEM TO PBRMONH O-'INO ABROAD OB ott
OB TOWN ATPOPUIaAR PRI0B8. AND WILLITW
\I-iI BTORAOE, UNDBB aUABANTEB, OF PLATB
iSD iiTHKR VALUABl.I.**. .
TnE ROIA6I OF ORDINARY TRLNRH *
BPBOIAlAf._
Royal
Baking
Powder*
ABSOLUTELY PURE.