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DISORDERLY REPUBLICANS.
BLOWS IN A DISTRICT MEETING.
IHE IUD DISTRICT ASSOCIATION ADJOURNS AMID
UIO AI CONTUSION.
About fortv ambers of ihe Hld Assembly Pis
trict I.Vptibiiciiii A*eoetallon met li.Ht evening at
Cla'endfTi H'll. Wililoo*. H. li .ss-dl waa in the
chair, diaries McManus, after u few preliminary
remarks brUIII to Kiid tunic r. sol _ii mn . which lie
Lad po p.ir-tl, bemm.ititi:
'" l!7i,,((i-s, This HM Assembly I).stnet As-ocia
tion is ii,mn n;i! by i'i leader tn his laeosoiuonHa*
tion of tho most vile an-l conupt liii-n to hil posi?
tions of hoimr and emoliuneut, to the exclusion of
good luci, and "
At this point he was iiiterrupt<e<l by Bernard F.
Brogan, one ol the otlicers nt' the City Court
(tonuerly the Marine Conn), who moved that the
readout lu- dtopoBOMl wi li, ai.,1 ihe resolutions
re (en isl to tho Bse-aa'tro CoBmittee. Mr. Mo
Manns il j cte,I, saying th.it nini! the rctnlutiona
hail been read and ICDOOJO 1111? v could not DO re?
torted tn B cniritni.H"* and persisted in Lia attempt
lo continue the re riding.
The chair,nan. William H. Hassell, considered the
poi,it tolosa bv Mr. McMsnns a good one and
Bi reed wnli him as lo tho |.ro|ineiy ol
mail,ng tlio resolutions hefoio placmg
the mailer in the hands ot the Executive Commit?
tee. Tlun CboHflS N. Taiuior. Commissioner of
Emier it ion ros.*. He said it was his opinion that
tho mai ter enid be refeired to a com
niittee tutor.' iiny further acion was taken
BOO moved hilt the loading ot the icg dillions be
riiBcontinti'd mid Iho toko uiions pltue-J in iii.:
hali db oi lhe J_.xriu.ivc Coinuiiitce lor cousidera
tlt.ll.
lhere trna ftonie rather sharp dnciiBsion.it this
poiio and ii vvr.s moved and seconded to put
tin* question ai issue to a vote. A ming Tote waa
call.d and the ai ting-secretary. Henty Luewv,
counted sixt. en in favor of postponing the reading
ol the ii.solutions. A Dem ber imumdiately ob?
jected tn thc scanting, saving lhat iheie were only
U| iiimih.T mil e the vote ll fur postponeniei.t.
Jt was lil.nih' decided to call thc vote a second
time; Ki -.lieu n.se mid no lurihcr qucstmn was
soloed a1* "> t:,e number m favor ot postponement.
?\\ hen , be rows on the other side were called upon
McM mus alone stood ur., savina : "I am against
thia puOtBUDemeal and 1 blush tor lhe leader ol Hus
lhsiici ior toking ihe uland he Las ia this matter.
Aa fur you who mi sc n', taking no action, but
au-uid I.. -Hr .est .von fail IO tak-' pan willi tho
tl.-miiian! putty, 1 can only attribute your inaction
to sheer eowaittieo.*
At this juncture a member inquired j "ls
Ibero no s.i__e nt-nt-iiiins to put this man
ouit'' Hy this time nearly ali present
bad riMii from th ir scats and nins:
ol tbo mem bon won BprnBinc Perfort econfosion
yarral led. At the quest ion, " Will no nne put this
man out f" Dragon stepped forward hay...a: "There
is do officer pi.-Mi.t, Lit l'.i pm lin- follow out." and
advancing inward McManus, who was near the
taDle, he struct at him, culling hun "a dirty
loafer."
Ia a iiioiii"tit the men had clinched ni 1 there w;i .
a precipitate rash f--r the door. .Vc.vi innis, who isa
nmcli lighterman than ItruL-at). v.aa holding his
own and rather more, when a tall man wit Ii
tbs general air ol un aiaaliiu Buflolo lilli
came to ih** r-si tie and all itu.-e mlle i ondor
the table, which wa* uv erl urned in the nu lee. Hy
til a time tba ball WOO empiv and the three princi?
pal solora lollnwed ihe rest, no oue bciuit mucli the
W.ms tor .i.e encounter.
lu speaking of the afiiir Mr. McManus
sad: "1 v.as uot alrnid of Liogan,
but I c infess I expected ho would draw a knife on
Sse, knowing what 1 do of tiie niau.'' Wben aokod
WOO th, nan was that assisted BimiBD Hi Hie
a-Miult he s.i cl that ho knew nothing
oi him ex,.pt that be w.,s a particular friend ol
brogan's, ..u I be belwTod timi blsnamo ?as Morris.
The l...l.)tviua are i.:c rssoJBtluns whicll Were the
can**.* ol tic : rouble:
Wharama, Tm- un Aoaenblr CHatriot Bepablloan As.
Bt'OU.ili.11 IS helli,-.- o^e.l liv .'?> lt il'ie. Ill I.ls reen,ill.lelldit
tloll nf I tie ll (I I Vile 111,(I OOITUPI U,en IO fill l-O'tilloiIS Of
lunn*, i.ti.t cinoluineiit io lue exeliih un o good tuen : sod
W/ierttts, XSM BBBOOlatlOO .Iocs li"! give Its OOOSeitl ur
Bu nivalo, CHI,cr t'.te re. tinline,,,i?!iuii or oppoiottDOOt
or Boroanl F. Bro_psa aa m __Boer of tbe Qty l'o_ri oi
>,>??.York (late Marine Co ir . ; and
Whereas, 'lins ..ft-ociatnui comlrinns fie apmilntment
ann retention <__ Heniuivl E. Hrngau hy Jut'geo of il.e
City '.'unit n'i( r be ug lutonoed "i ami ?? rvi a with cr
titie-i ooplea "f lodictmeotfl as iiereluaf er k|>, nilled, .Hat
Hie a.iitl Hernani E. !.r ,_a r,is a oe f-eoufeaaeo i.iir_.iai. ns
atiow,i by ina rec rd. ol ne Oouri ut Donore] beoaiooa <?!
toe Otra dCuou.yo (few.Yore, woo wai iBliotedb/
t .(? <ii;i'i I .I'll N'.v,'ul. r'.!"), L874, aad ar: uri un Se-..
losiborlg. 1875,fo burglary, to waicli loiter indict
tu nls lu* p .uicaI .-ml | ; and
il / irnts. Tin- (i nu ne: er oft tie sail Bernard F. Bracon
h.ia i.t.-.i well ksows io C"iu 'Hus:..n. r of Balfratkm
l burles M. 'Janitor, Icier ni Ulla district ler leveraJ
year*. wu<> bt co_e_ad.._r thia k-iuwiedg.- of tiie uud
B' rn..rd F. li.-oiraii'a c,.:ua.-ur li ,r> deceived and nu rep
re-v-nto t r _i_* Kepa!.Heans of tula lill Isaembiy < i-tr.et
by Selecting tin* Bald Hernani I'. Hr .irnn to rept-l m-nt
Huh otOOOloU-ra lo Ibo ten iaet .State anti oilier ooaree
ti.-n-; I innf...-.',
J.'rsulri il, 11 iii Hilt aaanciuf Inn demands Hie res|(tnatt,,n
pl ino aoid Bernard F tlroaao oo ooo ot nie luopeetor*
ol ililli.ary e.eciliins ami euu'iuiaii o! Lie ExeCOtlVB
I'oi.itiiiiiee, SB b, nu* tiitr.ly nuwunhy of holding any
posit'on lu tuts Hld Asacinhly DlBirtOl IV-picl.cau Ah
Boci.ilion._
MR. PAHSu.N.-s'.-s COMPLAINT.
B'HAT KBSBBB WAU.*. ANDOl-LIFKK KAY ABOUT THK
CL'TTIXQ OF TIBBS IN TIIF I'AIK.
Tba Park Cniiiiiii-Hiouei's are in lignan! over tho
pnbilt.alon of tbo ieitO( ol i OO piai.it tOOl bv lin
Biipe inteOudent ol planting, "an Bel l'ar<(.ns, jr., to
tko Boord, lt was lead at the ?x*cuuve Beoa mn ol
tue Bnard OB Wednesday, hu' ihe commissioners
reuited to make it public. Mr. Psroons Mmploiued
that Aneunn JmiuB, the Buperiiiieinlent ol
Central l'aik, had ordered cut fawn a
muni.er of Vigorous young tiers o| linsi
Ins expreoo onlora. yeotoraaj a Titiin'XK reporter
visit'd the Part Departaieol Hun.ung in lihou
JiQ.ia.e, where be found Uonust oooooc w olea ."-ir.
\\a,'-s saul: "Hie letter was uudrewd to Ml.
Oliiih-, bm. a copy Bf it had been uen. t,> DM at hiv
Country reM .em e.. 1 invent ig tt.d thc uiiuer, asl
am oppis tl lo tin- OOedleoa dc-inicnon ot Hews, ami
Lad lnluriued Mr. Jones to li.al clleci MUM Hmo
ago. 1 lound that two evergreen, and one .saiiliug
bad been cut dowu iu lrom ol the B|)0. Tbs ever
grwns ocr.- dying and Hie sapling was au obotruc*
tion, spoiling tu Tievv. Mr. Jon?s Ounonltod Mr.
i mc her, au exe. le ni ai I mri un in ist, OodlWOOf tbe
CommiBBionera before ordering tm* dooirnotton ol
their.)**. He is seeing >ea>iwlnUf and obonld not be
Unjust lt. ceii.Mirtd. W'h'u the leiter wu.s |>ietu-ute<!
to the Hoard 1 adv,..ed lhat no action be toben, but
now thal Mr. Tat sous has luiu-Biierl ins I,'Uer tu tue
pret_o 1 bhall aiivir-e a different course."
Commissioner OlliUe was also found in tbe
building.
" What do von propose to do in reg_rd to Mr.
Parsou.'s ieitor nf complaint t " abked ihe ropor!-r.
' 1 eousi.lor Dis letter a virtual resignal mn ot his
ellice," inplied tho Commissioner. "I don't nuder
Bland Ml. PaiMwi.-'s action miles-, it wa* caused hy
Some petty jealousy. G-neral Vicie, Coiiiiun-siouci
Wales atid tinseif iuvi "tigatnl ibe n,atl<r and
found .bal two oi the treas were dying and thai lue
?aphug was out ot place aud ol sirucicd ihe vi, w
from the Spa. They were thcie.oie itn.oved. i
spoke to Mr. Parsons some tune ago about pities dy?
ing at iny country place and rn* mid BM tbat IM
ir. ia ?*< re all afiecteu in tbl* oeelion of lue c. mn irv
sud pleuty were dying in ibu Pink. tSmee 1 have
be t. in Hil*. fapBI iirient .\ir. POTHms has in vei
lai.etl to apend lu,.-<--nuai n-i.-> ol every WednuBua.v
al thia .iii,ce. He um not como here yesterday ami
1 lett a uote lor him, bul be has uot cal ed for it. I
ti hp,inned to Hie Arsenal to-day, but could not
Caleb hiui."
-mk>-1
KHO OF THK CT-OAKMAKl-I-.S' BTRIK&
The cloakmakers have won their figt.t. The
thirteen ma. utacturrts ami tbo 340contractors
whose emp!oye<*> a,ruck work two weeks ago have
agreed lo all the druiaudsoi Hie sinkers, soo tbs
1.5(H) ineu sud wuiut-u who were oul bav*- returned
towoik. In som.* OOSSS tho StrlBrra have ginned
an advance ot 180 per cent over th* Wag's
they were leossfbsg previous to the
strike, aud the hours ot labor have
he n re,h.ced iiniii one to live h,,ur-, a dav.
Tue strikers itel Jubilant over ibo sucre siul ter
minaiion of their tiglil. They sa\ imii the ninon
will be kept up ami MlBBgtBeBOd, and that il any
an *-in i'i is wade lu the lu lure bv lhe ma mn in-1 in .-is
to recede lrom Hie terms of the agreement DOW
Billet.,i iuto.it will U) promptly and lituily i, sislcd.
A SIXTKl.N-YKAR OLl> Q1EL MI88URI.
Mr. McCuiUgh. ot Dobb's lerrv, Wsotebosior
Couuty, a biieei L'os__B>ss_o__er, reearUd to tba
Twaaerspoliceyooteiday that ina sixieou-*,ear-old
daughter had ui.su*iiou...v aisappoared liom her
bouillon hm prevmu. cveinug. Captain Muugin at
Oucsr dotai.ed an oilier Io motk Og lim BOBO, and the
olhcer in making an investigation came OCTON a
Uau acting in a uiyslori.,ua m.iun_i, whom Ue
on estell. Un arriving ol tim poln?. Motion th. n.an
woo reeagiiiited as Mr. Callage, i ba laiiii ul tue
young holy who wus being soughi lur. Ororoonie
by griet at bis h.s.. ue han wondered aboatio a sUte
ol partial in-auiij. lhe caa*, haa beeu leporiej lo
the New-York detectives. rmmmmm w
THK HEW M 1AM YACHl VIKING.
The iron steam yacht Viking, the most recent
ondiiiou to tbe He, t of American steam yaebU
wnich was launched Hom the yard oljohu Ko chi
Bt Chester, I'i im.. abott, ten days a*.., and ai i *.. ,i
lu .Sew-1 oik on >?'.mia), is owned by (Jeuigetj.
8tott. Her diuiotisions are: Lougtu over a I. IIJ.V
feet; extreme ueam, '20 toot 0 Incbesi
depth ol hold, ll feet C inches'
sud draught of water, 9 feet 8 moore.
Tbe yacht ia divided into live water-tight comuart
nieuts, and abe will carry lour boats, * Jilt* boat a
ourl-boat, a cutMr aud adiuguy. Tuc sa.oon.wuii U
U tweuiy leet loug by eighteen leet wine, is liinsiicd
thiougnout io Hie ciioiccai. of light hard woods Iho
ceiliug tr-eing ban.isuuiely frescued The owners*
tuututotu is ihir.e.ufeet long by eight leet wide
aud adjoining il is a bath-rooiu. On tuc pon-sule aw
two guo-ta'-roums and a butler's paotrv. The i rew
with Cau.ain HeaJy, formerly ol tue Lurline in
couiuittDU, wui comprise thirtteu uieo, ail of wu,un
Bro now busily al woik putting ou the liuishiug
touches. It is expected that the Viking will make
a trial trip and go into commission about August 15.
IEE COSIROLLEIISMP.
AN APPOINTMENT EXPF.CTED TO-DAY.
IBB MAYOR ANXIOUS TO AVOID TTIE I1IPOBTUNITIE8
OF THE POUTICIAN&
Mayor Ellson did not come to hia office yesterday,
owing, it was s-aid. to a slight indisposition. Hence
tine was somewhat of a lull iu tho talk about the
successor to Controller Campbell, A few poli
Hciaus visited the City Hall, aud not finding tue
Mayor weut away again.
A gentleman who visited the Mayor at bis
house brought the report to tho City Hall that the
Mayor said he would make the appointment of a
Controller to-day. It could not be learned who
wo uid be the Ma, or's choice, hut it was generally
believed that the name of J. Hampden Robb
bad Leen favorably considered. He is a \ oung man,
a banker, who wm. elected to tho Legislature two
years ..fm. His recoid iu the Legislature was ranch
oet'er tuan that, f tiie average Democrat; but ho
was nut re-elected last year. Mr. Bubb is a member
of the County Democracy, but has not been active
in local politics. The name of C. C.
Baldwin, of lhe Louisville and Na-hvilleKail
road, who in the treasurer of tho County Democracy
organization, was prout i neut ly moutioued for the
iiliice.
Great efforts have bren made by Hubert O.
Thompson on one sid? and John Kelly on tho other
to get tho Mayor to make a choice of Controller
from amonii thu more active membeis of their re?
spective political oigainzations. Mr. Kelly is of
IBO belief tnat no person should ho choseu
for . ?? mn ul. r who is not familiar willi tbo
workings uf tbe municipal government, and such
a choice cuunot well ne HMO, ho Hunks, without
selecting a pei's.u mom or less active in politics.
He also believes that the person should be favora?
bly incl mod toward I utuu.anv Hull. The Mayor is
nut nilling to take any active poll tn lau, oin Im
bas spoken well of 0. li. Potter,
John T. A_now aud men of ttiat class, who nie
thoroughly familiar willi ibo city government and
particularly witb ? Bo work of tat AgnedBel Uom
mission; and neither ono ot them is inimical to
r.iniinaiiv. It was said, however, that Mr. Agnew
would not tOOepi the ..thee
Mr. Thumps, b'o duet anxiety is shown over the
eompoeittoa ol' ihe Aqueduct Board. Ho informed
the Mayor before Mr. Campbell remaned
that the (ninny Democracy had au
unquestionable light tu tito plac. aud
be endeavored io mi the Mayor to promise that m.
person would be appointed unless bo waosatistoo*
lory io Mr. 1 buinii-on. Tie Mayor minced to maka
any promise whatever, limber than that he wonld
nol appoint a person as ncosssoi tu .'-ir. Campbell
who Wits unirieii.il.v' lo him or the County
Democracy. Mr. Tbompson Bil Og isled lh" nani,'
of Coma.i N.Jordan ss s gooa person fur the
office, and tbo Mayor Mid thal be wonld "consider
ii," but there is im proopect ut Mr. Jordan's ap?
point melli. Numerous otber mom boro of tbe ('oin ny
Demo, i.r'v Have boen daily visitors at the Mayor's
otlice,. uki it sm reported al Um (itv it'll yes fr?
ilay that Mr. Elbon waa si.-k from tne importuni
lieo of tho poll i i. ians rotberthoo from any otber
cause, .and tani boietnained at homo to get rid of
tiie n.
Ino new Controller, when ho has furnished bis
.*'J0(,',0(M) i.oiid and taken posCOSBIon of Ins office,
w.ll ..mi a large collection of warrants, pay-rolla,
otc,awaiting bis signature, Ibero baa been oo
grOSI lncoiiveiiienee \ et lr,,in ihe luck ..1 an official
to sigu wommo, bat as ibe pay warrants oomoia
tn ie* signed s good deal ol hardship will sunn
follow mil -.ii. untrollerissoonsppoinied.
Ibo Grand Jury did uot toko ap soy pnoon eases
restoniey tbougb nearly Binti witoooooo bad been
Kumiii'-nt'd io attend, Ooma ut tbo witnesses bad
previously been lu sttendance whoo tue Grand
.liny dui not listen to iinir evidence. I tin wboie
SBSOIOn WOOOOOapiOd in bearing Ibo testiumnv ol
ex-Coutioiler Andrea H. Ureeu ami Deputy Con?
troller Kiona. -Especial Inquiry wi? mads in re?
gard to t In-ni,eg if.ms ul au OT. r-isMi,- ol I,e.inls.
i h" oonclusiona reached by the Urond Jury inn be
em Codie ni a preseutmeol wbicbwill probably be
illumed to Ju Ige (.lid toloora I.ns in,lining.
FUNERAL OF EDWARD RIDLEY.
feEKVICK. IN THK MKTMOIilST CillSCII WHICH UK
ll. II.T AT Illili VI ILK.
Tbs nnpreteotions lune Metbodisi ehureb nt
Paraville, Long bis il, was tilled to iib full eapoeit]
yeoiardoj eaf>iarooon ot tbs fanerai of ino i.n> Ed
nui.l Ridley. All tbe uom tbs wind bowled around
tbo nun mg ni tiifni snots ami tbo rain bo .t upon
it dismally, Mr. Ridley was one ol tbe founders of
lite chun li; Oo c-.iiirmuie.i large,y to lt and wai a
regular in.iuii.r hu s x e.-n ye:..-*, ni i at ih- time
of his oca,li wo* the supei intendeul of i be bandar
nebool and isaebei (,t tho i.'bie ciao* TIM
walls and liiturcs it. tbe school and the dmr h
were !rap- d D inoiiriiiii: bj I OOmmitteeof elerki
fr...ii Ridley & iSona* atora, end ibo tomily i?".v was
cover.-.1 w i'm black crap-, it was ii.mc. um.. I ul
the luii-i.n. Rn. Ridley woo too ill iromtneonock
ii. .eil liiiM.aiiil'.s de.till lo come to tin- eliureli, anti
ber deus liter i tnniued wno ber. lhe pow imme
diately bach of tn.* family .pew woooecapied by ibo
Sons of ibo deceased .nan. Ai i mir ami Edward A.
Knile I, and their lamillOS, nod tUOSS iu the vicinity
Were li,,. (1 liv I'. l.ltiVe-.
A lietel servile of prayer was held at
lbs house, and the body was then
taken to tho chuicu, v. hem tho pall
Uesrers wen met ot tbs entrnues by tbe pastor, i ue
Kev. A. . . lin A.lisn, uud Hie Kev. \V. 1'. I.sirs, of
Ne is-Canaan, Conn.: IM Kel. He..I A. Roc I . Ol
m. Luke's Church, Brookiyu , the Kv. II. Aston, of
(jneuw ch, Conn., ann the Kev. Mr. t*. cr.mii. 1 ? BB
uiiiisi.rs n..ve ...i been postois ol the Parkville
eunrcb la tbe 'ast astern years. As ibeeoffin ..a*.
cameo into Hie church tba congi, potion rn-,' an,I
the pastor (nod tho buna! tamra, beginning, "I
am tnt-t,?-ur cOtKM) aol tue nie.'' I'lin K< v. Mi.
liowdi-b opened the service.-, madias selections
and tiilt.iiig hii liv ol tim eboroeter ni
tho deceased man. Di. I.oclie followed him,
aiul tBO Kev. Mr. I lites, who was the
til'-t pastor ot the i burel), gave BOOM personal
reuiini_c-iices of Mr. Ridley.
ihe altar ol Hie emin h was hidden with flowers.
A erase and crown wow presented by ihr buudaj
sciio.d and BOTerolfloral pilli, vs Were lrom l.li
lives and the lamil v. (I.n-elah.,tate piece was the
"Golden Uat sAjarn| il ".as linly Are fret ni/ii
and eosoompoortl of white and yellow loses, poad
liln-.s ami utn.rr val uti, h. willi hues of hu..lax I.
tWOOU | a whin-doy,- was in relied on el I Bel mioof
Hie ponai, and I.-lore it was an open Biblo lo flow?
er*. 1 ms [.iee--was from inc. employee of Ridley
flt Souk, lue greater portion ol Utaee pi
nero lrom ibo eton. Tba polt*beorors wen Will*
lam A. tiooie, i lr.nus Suduel, K..b.-u Juliii-ou, J.
15. Tiirocktuonoi), oi tbe employee, nod Isaac i ar?
bon sou ?"?*? (i.istuai. lrom the Clinch, diaries Van
??scnuiler, J. H. torrey. William Proofer, ll. (jraef
ami .i. w. Leo. Hu* ellouera wore eteriu at tbs i ora,
atonic was fmnisbed by the oaoir of the ebnro.i,
with Mrs. K.w.iisii us organist, ami tbo en il di eu oj
the Banaayooonool carried tittle bouqu. -.
Ainoliy , U USB OTOO in Were J. M. Maguire, ll. Im,yle,
J. M. Hr..wu, Hemy Wiley, J. J. Llitie ann ml w ird
P. Wilder, ibo remain-, wr-* token io Ureenwood
by a special Ha.n tor interment.
A SALK OF CAPTURED ARTICLES
There was an aiicti.it! sine of unclaimed property
:it l'lilic- tieadquortera yooterdoy, snd oboa*. l,Oub
artieles weie soul to ioOB bau niiv m.yeti,, .".owe
,1 i.e articles had bein in nu- Property Cielk'l
(thee lur mme tnan un years They imd btoo
ca ;,lll ted by tbs p dil B ni un in hi inc hoUSOS and were
not destroyed ticca uso they could nm bo OlSOBrd SS
ita in ilk implements. Property Clerk BoRIOl IO.
coolly a.skt-u ptrimssioii to niapooe ol ihem, as iney
took ni. s large ipacs lu tbe storeroom, I'm- Commie*
?loneis gave the permission, behoving tbst to
ciaims ol' tho owners had bi _u outlawed.
ihe most lin!".ri.mt articles som were
a pair of solitaire diamond earrings
appraised at $2.000, twelve norn watcbea seoul
I, el?> ! ol un Ii, el, lr, I Willi (ilillllO (ls, il (I I.i ililli,ll pl li
amit b lew gold orooeiets. Otiier artieles sold were
ailinn BUO revolver*, 100 alludes ol clothing and
lUl-cei.aneous illili les ol Small Value IO grOBl Valie
ty, nit'iiidiiig lum.lure, bunks and station,rv. I ii
total an,..nu, ot money derived irmii Hie sal.- was
ai'Oin $t?,SOO, v*bicn will tio placed to the credit uf
ihe Polios Pension Fund.
ibo ooti tatra diamond earrings wero taken toa
Bowery pawnsbopobool two veais ago by a boy
who aaid they bolOUged to tua mother, lhe g. ins
were ot elghl (anus cacti aim will matt heil. Fear?
ing ihai iii v mid boen smlei) tn? pawn broker r>
lusivi io an vam e any m.u.ey on theiii. He told the
boy tu urn.g his incl her to lin* st.op, and i.e kepi
I a swen ol tbs oairiugB I bo boy norw retai n. d.
and tue croker placed tbe d;a oonda io lbs car** of
the prooeny clerk. N" poroou appeased to claim
ti.e.ii, illili..illili liny were advert Wed lor several
luoiiths. Tbaoamngobrabgnt .fi,'_'..<> hom a Mr.
Rice, wira bought them, it wns said, ior a police
captaiu's wile.
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SAVING HIS T.Vl.MY-SIXTH LIFE.
An old mau was aeen m lal! overboard from Tier
No. i, i\urni River, yooteruM atlamoon, and ibo
in xi iiioliienL a stout, mulule-ag.*d in.ni tiasoli
SBSTed m.oBing tbrongb lbs crowd, bte loft breast
'".'fil with gola* Hirer and bronze medals, lie
jumped uno the water and disappeared, ami a nm
iiu-iii later ho robe again, bearing OB BIS holt tue
uiilorttiiiate old man. He hiv am ii-h ,n> with
Ins ebaroon, and Ino old mau was taken
to Cootia ('arden, where ho was leoaseitoted bj Dr,
BcbOIIS. Hu saul tli.it he wa, .lo.ni lir.izi, ke,
Bixty-Iive y, ais nf age and neailv liltod. He (ame
lo tm-, cnn;iv Hom Uonoouy m ih;_i, amt latterly
had lived ni NOWorB. His sou-in-latv, Jooopb I'oib.
a cig.i-iiiaki r, lived in the city and tie had bc ii
Jw.,kim.'1.,r linn. Tue les. uer was the veteran Ufo.
BSYer "'Jack" UasBsy, wno raooaUy reouvod a
hi.,;-ciabs goid mi dal lor having rescued i wen ty*
live pensons lrom drowuinv.
EXREOISTEB MoOOOl/U MJND AFFECTED,
Ki-KcKisterund ci-Aldcrmiin Johu UcCool, s\lm
wa? ai-.ented PB WsiBBBlgf mOt acliua iu an irra?
tional mauui-r in ii Aiorn-aiiia car, was dint-barged
yesterday by Justice Mulray on tho application ol
ma uiariied daughlor, r.uo promised u> uko caro ul
him. Mr. MoCooh who ls a builder, his office belni
st No. 1,026 Thlro-ove., was a prominent politielai
lu tbe tim" of Fernando Wood. When Mr. Coopei
was elected Mavor Mr. MoCool was trea?urei
of the campaign fund. At one time he wai
said to bo worth .1-300.000, but it was all invested
in real estate, and in the panio of 1873 Mr. McCoo
lost a great deal of money. Kinoo then he bas re
trier.'il his fortune, but lt is said that a short timi
ago bo agaiu became a loser to tho extent o
$100,000. lt is feared that his mind has becomt
wrecked by his lose.
ATTACKING A WOMAN IN HER SLEEP.
A MURDEROUS ASSAULT IV CARMINE-ST.
RESULT OF A NEGRO'S JKALOUSY-FOUR WOUND*
IN TIIK WOMAN'S ii, n>.
In the weatherbeaten tbree-story frame tenpmant
house at No. ll Car'niue-st., ne a pied by several
families of colored people, a r.ei_r<> made a murder?
ous assault at 4 a. m. yesterday upon a won.a.. ?f
whom ho wan jealous and -oho waa the wife
of another man. Joseph Burnett, a cicarmaker,
lives with his sick wife in one ol'two sots of ronni-.
on the second floor of tbe house. The rooms are ap?
proached hy a crooked, narrow stairway leadni-i
from a rear connvard. and the windows of the rear
rooms ar* raised only a fow feet above the roof of
ar. adj 'ining shed. Mrs. Marcia Martboni, aSpani*>h
negress, thirtv-hre y. aro old, who bad rooms re?
cently at No. 4 Mmef ta-lane. was employed a f?w
dara ago to nuise Mrs. Burnett, 'lhe husband of
Mis. Martboni is t,.o nour to support her. About a
year azo she furiiishe.1 board for a few colored men.
imo of her boarders was Jo-eph I Mas. a native of
Cuba, who had been arrested several times for
theft, and who had s'ried at least one term tn
prison, lhas has been living at Rn. 924
Kiilliviin-st. recently, hut he has visited
Mrs. Marthoni frequently. After she went
to work at No. ll Carinine-sf. he
endeavored to persuade her to desert her husband
and ao to liv with him, but stn* reltise I. Then bo
threatened tn kill her "f shu did net comply With
bis wishes. Her friends advised her to causa Ins
arrest, hut sl>e neglected to t.1 kt* that precut, mn
for ter safety, sue had an in taut Biz mouthe old.
iv tn. h she i.i.-k with her to Burnett's borne.
About'J a. m..yesterday Hi is went to itu* house
and saked lo sos dis. Murninni. Burnell refused
ts> let him iii. Two bouts later the millan imf inion
tbe oded adjoining tbe boaoe and ma,ie ins woy
through a wind..w to Hie room when- Mis.
Martboni wussleepiog with lierintant in ber arms.
Nolie of tbs occupants were aware, of Hie linn's
presence in the bouse until they weie STOOOed bv
MrK, Mari limn'--ci nints. Before any assist once cou ld
r.Hcn hoi Dies eoughi the prooirnto woman by ibo
throat end Itred eeveral obois at lur bend withs
KVnlver. Bu.mn Beised nun its lc \?as ettempttog
io eeeene end (brew bim upon the Ho.r. The raf*
lim struck Burnett on the head with the
pistol, causing a slignt wound. A police?
man wim hear 1 the pistol shuts
mn toto tbe house end snooted Dins while ho was
ftnl striicKiiiut win, Burnett.
Mrs. M.irihoiii walked to I he ('harh-sStreet Police
Ptauon ..fl woo sent io Bellerue Ho.pu.ii in an
.'iinl,ul une. lt wa--nd Hun sh,-had been wounded
on the he.ul hy lour ballets BBd thotoneol lllO
aoneds wm daugeroaa I nu* wa- oommil ted ai Hu*
ellei?,iii Market Polios I OOlt tuatsait Hu lcultof
Mm. ..lattin.m's Injui i .?.
FLEECING AN ENGLISHMAN.
A TRICK IIIAT WIS Pl.AVICI) HY " ll A M 11 I I Kl Me
I .:-' ?lill. J. -II.I.S llllll'kl'.
Henry ColsiliBOB, an Ens l-lmniii, arrived in this
m. from Luif.and Issi I'll.I.valid imf up at tne
Bl'T.eOlt II"llse. On I Iles,,av ll>" called il ailniVII
10wn bank and preoento'l a ebeok tor ?80. whicb
wnoenohed. sn,,lim. abonl sfterwsrd be wm so
coated ny a otranger, Mr. Cole?li_on o?uld u..t re
nietoi,, r banns sron his new and portion si Inend
b' .nie, Imt lie did ind h'-si ste (,. en t,-r a ('I,at I) im
p(|.ia. ?? liqu<>r Before wnb tum oro drink ol brandy
aod soda. Bereeral moo were Boaled at o tobi.
i,ik <i oerdo witn eBom ihe Koeliahaian's friend
engaged in '.\ .rs.'ii io,,. Ilii'iii l h.un I OB ..I (1100
III bills to Ml 1 o -ill- ll. sr. . Hg I" Het e. my lill ll .
i think vuu're 'lerokc.' take tin* inoiu-v fm .-ha >?__?? "'
rim Englishman deellned tne m....ev, Buying (hat
ll.' V>>1-, Heel |!| W lt ll I di ('ll J I ,___,'. I BO B ll 11 I ? 1 - I I ?
iloliol tint, ina.le a WOgOl "I BlOU M.til the
" iii.-i.d' e.f the Englishman thai tue .aiiei did aol
bara opoa tn* j) rs,,u .-*-:r>.). . ,, iilioon tonk mit a
roll nf lull*) :.,,,| pis "'i r.'l"." iiii.in th,' t lld-, when
ih,* men seised ibo BM>u?y sod ran rapidly away,
rbe Lncliohmsa would bare followed tbo tbi res
hail be uni be--n detained ny a bartender, who
iu-is'?,l tiiat tbo pr |m*i conr-" of procedure waa lo
allow* the in- ii h. c*> ap. onmoleetfd and the'i l',< *o
Police ll a. .j.nr.'.-is sud tepon ibo metier to tbe
(leiectivei. I.,* mn,., .-ut Brilon dui SS bo WBS
counselled to do, ii.*, uo.ting to take snotner
drink ot brc.lv ind-od i willi ,,ne Edward D'tYlS.
whom he mel jus. on'ai-fe ibo d ">r. TO Pane be
cihii,i'e,I 917,000 m-re ia ..-in sod tails end I ben
?trot ted up toward beedqoai tero. Tbe "baaeo-ol
bas not vet boon ..reed, sn-l the barkeeper woo
tendered tba grut uituue advice is r period" out"
wi,? never Doeteetive Crowie. Milo, .ul H.tv
ed on a e. i n'??day ?? ye h. n i<. an i ?*..-, arraigned
ai ii," Ks.'-x Maraei Pol oe i.'nurt v au r.l ty. He
tani lliai his ".limn '' WOO ni I' ni, N. V., an I I bal
be bad property in Betook lyn. i'u ? police -ai i tbai
ibei iboagbt lui wus ia ti..* babtl >>f acitas in
COllllSIOn W|li "inn, .-'.-?-: .," bal IMI duce:
STidoaoe appealing a; ni nd hi n ii" w.is di-diam"-, 1.
.I.i-ii, ?? I h.Ht a.ivis..i ibo Engliebmao io earry
loOS un.ney about tue siro. ls. ami iii swmmeniins
upon ibo com tu* _n.l : " Toa am too vcr .oat, my
friend, to d< oi willi Bowery sharpers, liny will
ll e. >? y,,il out ol ill Tour money.'' ('..Isi! i'mi |_ p le I
thal lie thought Hm eui,d .eula,it nie...ii green, and
lie coull nol 00 Hie ti,n ne, i mn, "I bUVI '
' d,,in-' once, lu* said, hut I will not bo 'done'
a ,_iiiii."
THE BLACKMAILING CA8B IN COURT.
MIl. HAI.MON-OM'S NAMK OIYBB IN Ml I AK K ?
-mimi's i xii. v sa non.
'Die alloted i'.?i' of block nsili ig in Central Park
esme belan Juste- Heitman for a bead z roo'er*
day. Tiiii was the case in which it was s.u I i ui _t
mali i? ni gare hi? name us I'. \V.
? ison, a lawyer eouneOlOd With Hie
ofiiee eel Hu- ( oi |..u:ir rori ('oilli-el, ICC0Bed
:i ni ni and ii wo non of .mi pi ring tonetbei (.. ? -
money lr.un him iu tin- Pars 00 iVedui s I.iv mg it.
balmonoon siro stated thai s Bimiiar irteb wis
played on at fi lund oi his named White on Minl.it
tilktlit.
lim story told In conti yeolerdsy wm <!if
feront in some sortieulaia. Ibe plain! ti's
ii. ie w_s imt Ba (munson, Mt Prnnk ll,
SellUB, nf NO, 1151 KaSt Six", n I1II1--I.
(_k*iXol Stated thal he vras a lawler, and oner a
partner ol .-alni',..snr., wblSS Sard gol Into In*
pocket, Bod was handed lo inn pollen BOefgeai t iii
BBiBlaka for his own. Tbe women had aoeeoiod hun
?nd ns hod bel arrested. I'Le -tory about his
fiend White was a Mistake, Ofl-cor Hail, who
m.01<* tho ar.est, saul lhat a , ,n,i,l.ni.t Iel boen
?ode by Beisos, snd be bod pro
c.-, 1 ed |o al 1,-Ht tbe woniaii 0 . IV He had men ber,
seoompniued l.y a man ami (ollowe.1 nt a distance
.,. soother utan, omero summer bouoe seer I is
sm li- ive. and l'iiiy-iiniiii-.t. e name. Tbe
Seo.md uni.) al rerword turned .<iit to li** the wmn in's
i.iisbiii .1, and 1 ben Barnes were J hu H. and Mai v
Smi li. ol No. 221 Hast .'iftv-innlb -I. Hs arr. sled
Mr*. Smith and ."-elias aires- (I lier liii-t.'jnl ; I he
0 bet man escaped. Mr. ."-muli san', the man's
1 ame a ? * Brown. Bmi ii ezpl tined is preeenee in
tho I'ark by saying that he and Ins
wilo some Ibero on Hie chance of meeting
a ini-sma sisier ol Ins wife who die-appeared OT er S
mont 11 ago mid had not been seen since. 1 ho nus*
hilt m lier lia 1 leen ii s> rvaiii girt With B Mt**, loin
1 ninon, who liv, il at iV11il1-.1t, . and (lue-hu no'r.-. li li?
st. Ilo had been employed, In- saul, iu the John
Hancock Mutual I,if,* Company, bul lately he bail
ilmio uoiiiuii. Justice lb ninan paroled Mis. Bmilb
iiml helli Smith ior timber eiaunnatli __
UNFOUNDED RUMOR ABOUT SENOR BARCA.
lt woo rumored in tbio etty yesterday that hefkoi
Haren conni,i, ted silicide because when his deei I.
In tbe Spa'iinh and America.) (..anns ('munns.mn,
wnh was Mgainol Hm interests ol this couiiliv,
wa-rec.i ve I In Spain, a in IW c 1.11111 Minn wa* ,p
poiiiti-d end Brfior Beren'o decision was mrersed,
H.* tboroforv, it wes said, beeoeioe dospoudont anu
1 .etok hi? lue. Acting .Sp.uisi. Miatstoi Dupuy ne
Louie .-aid to a I Ililli sr. rep. tier nial tue rumor
wan maliciously fa,so. So far trom Set.,ir Borea
having aincl in lint iinii'cr Bgaioot tue United
slat---, bo oed 11'thing to do with it other than m
tue Spanish Minister .-.Im, alter the ga<eotiou ol
sWeBtils tiatl been ii, i niel, imd power t? confer witta
lhe Secrelary of Stale, lhe M.ii.juis Podootedl
I'.riiari wus tho tOprOBOUtStlTS of Spain lil tue
L-..rniiiiB_nm, and BO. Boftot B.nc.i.
Al.I.KUKU IMPURE MILK.
Gustave Heineken, ireooumr of tm* (-rauulated
Mila t'oinpali. , al .No. 'J SI nest., wa. chaffed by
Milk li,sp*.,,,r M,rtii), ol tbe Health I) ji..iinieut,
in be JodersonMartel Police Coun y.-s ciu.iy af
tei'ii'.oii, with BSlllBg tine.* 011.iris ol impure milk
m Ju.v ii. Hoi nene 1 wai beni for oxamiaotion in
.ISUO han, Willes Lewis M. Brown, ot No, 'jo North
weauiugiou .june, ______tshsd. Tboeompoujr ol
whieb i.cni.-li. 11 is Heaiiiror Lafl a depot at .No. 80
.i,,v,*--,t., and a faeior.y at vi allon, D.-lawiiro
L'ouuiy, N. \. It ls alleged by onVers ol tim Iii alni
Hepartmciit wi... miy.- Biominod the milk sold l.y
lbs company ami have visited lin* lactmv lb.it the
mik was much below tho standard reiiuueil by
low.
THE DEATfl Off MKS. BOTO.
Mrs. K. C. lt.<>?i, who died at tbe hut of Samuel
)miib, on Freeport Booen, on Phdoji night under
stapletons eiroumetaneeo, whioh mo oow bmng m
reougoted bj Jostles Wallace .nm Cot MrCroBJB,
e^ves au estate saul to he valued at $75,()iM). I no
mly noir is her daughter, the wile of j times Craw*
'ord. whu took Ai tn. ii,,yd to ibo beacu in ms v.i.-nt.
.irs. Hann.mud and Hellion, .tho, ul tue te.^iiesl uf
he Coroner, made a post-inoi,eui ex.,mina.,mi of
be bo iy, fouul thai tho lum;, of tue decoa-ied
soinan vTer.) yer;ectly healthy, aithoiigu tue t:,,i
iuui'o jury bad lound that tho decca^oa had tiled
from pneumonia. There were no Indications that
mineral poIbod had been administered.
Mrs. Bovd diod on Friday. Crawford waa In
Freoport on Saturday, but said aotning about her
death, intending.it is alleged, to take ber body away
io his yaoht, but he was prevented by the boatmen
on the beach who informed Justioo Wallao*. who
in turn informed the Ooronor. It is siro aller-d
that when Crawford went to Freeoort he gare
the deceased woman's namo aa Mrs. Kennedy. At
the hut Mrs, ll iyce, who had been caring for her
for a week prior to her death, gare her name as
Mrs. Boyd, winch led to suspicion. She was sev?
enty-nine years of axe aud remarkably well pro
served for a woman of her age.
DISGUSTING ODORS IN TnE BAY.
A long, broad, green-colored streak nf oily matter,
that emitted a disgusting odor, extended on the
surface of the water across the Upper Hay yester?
day, when the late afternoon Staten ls and ferry?
boats app.oacbod this city. The serpentine-shaped
?treat reached from the oil works on Cons'able
Hook, on tbo N-nw-Jersey snore, passing a little
north of tbe Roobbie K?-ef lighthouse, clear across
the Bay lo Ked Hook Point, on the Long Island
shore, where it was noticed that the line turned and
ml I,, wed iu the wake of a barge that was low iu the
water and waa towed bf a tug.
" That is the slug-acid boat of tho oil works, said
a pilot on the Saten Island ferryboat. "They are
required hy law io run the st uti into a boat and
carry it out to sea. or elsa to burn it. lhe sludge
will not burn MStly. however, and they put it iu a
boar, as Tenured bylaw, and if tbe weather happens
to bs ?! tittie rough outsid-. si it ls to-due, tbe top ia
opened aud soon tho objectionable stutl i.-- all over
the Hay. Ir gets on all the craft at anchor, and
Betties ob 'h" ethane, where il creates a stench that
la uubeurame iu hot wea ho.'
IIOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
Fifth Avenue Hotel-Washington McLean,
Of Cloeloaatl| ci-O..vernor Ktlfus H. Bullock, Ot
Georgia, and ex-Oorernor ilenry Howard, of lltiode
Nniii,i.Swooorl Eottmt?Oopialn Wiiliatii bagot,
Aide, .ci' imp io , ne (, ,v u .ie i-i ion. ral ol Canada-St.
Jtiin.s llotri -V ll. .1 ison, United States Con*ul at
Basl*s....Ilolrt PraaiBiltg CO oiiel O. A. Hwenr, of Eng.
I,uid.I. flo ml ll .tn l.i-(:.iiiN-ies_iiiiiii William .Louu.?
btr.t, ol gingBIOO. di. V.
?
WHAT O QOING <>N TO-DAY.
Inquests lu tho Boree,Seaport Mix mid Matthews
Cii-tin.
H (incl to Frr-h.Air lund elitldren at Cou cy Island.
H. yenni Uegiuiem a. Creed nour.
Mee mu of i'ii mit ? I) un kt icy i'.iiiriiltter.
( on,', ri nj Joyotfa li,,,! at tari liallery, 8 p. m.
bli ike ol teles*'.ipa ope rai ora
m:\v-vhkk CITY.
Malarial fever is oreyiilent tu the neighborhood
of H..norn Bridge, Tue drain ago is bad, and many
of (lie golton an1) in a Illiliy OOilditlOO.
Hm old "CoropChspel " io Fl/ab -i.-i-st., between
Qrund and Broome di*., lias boen tura d Into a
staid.', 'lin* f.idiid BlgUB ot i mioSiOS yet remain oil
tbs building
ANOlin I v \i:i: I v T:ii"M ni" in THBBOWBBT.
'i'll.-ui.iiiy v.irieiy itieiiic * in Hie Bomtf are to
bare en addition in tue old Oerauuis Assoaibly
Rooms near Firu-st., wlnci are b.nug lilied up lor
tbe nun',.--.
I' 'I.H V I'M'I' tlir.Ii I'll! I X.VMIW.I'iN'.
Tie- ioiirl,-, ii nen Who wee mr "tc I hy [ospectOr
Byitien's detectives tor being sogage I In ii." ,-i .li. >
;.n I lot i< 11 ba Auras wera srrsigned in the Jefferson
Market Court yesterday and nailed each In .$600
t"i ex itninatioa.
nu; SMBBITin Of UFK on a CAB PLArioitM.
Au old mon ..f re?eeei*ble spoearauoe vvaiie
eroooiua i'.nk Bom yesterday narrowly etoeeped be
lug run over by a boo-toi I" cor. ibo ann., td"
,m v. r L-l 'id bis escape ti h ibo politi inquiry,
" Von-tramp, where was you foin* V
H. kimi vi: a CASI of IM-IIl! -s.
THI Tiiiltl.u lias iee tel au,nitin it-1v from
New pori .t-" foi tbo reliei of ibe eeoe ol suffering
drat i '('.I in its columns un last Monday? a sick old
woman in a tenement-bouse loroed to udor twelve
or tineen hours a .1 iv lor tbo i.areit Bubsisteooe,
tnungb ni ooostanl pam fromnn inoorubledioosso.
nu t'ii.vii.i B A.i.viNsr MB. D'lVVMN.;.
There we* nu aoinug \ sunrdoy ,.i tba .-.larges
brou,mt against Benjimtn IV, imwniiin. District
Ai.".my oi Quos si ouniy. before! nones S. F.nr
cii.d, iii- n- enaappoiutoJ in lbs oase. Ii is aatu
tu bi probable tuoi tbs matter wi.l bs settled,
i'i.. Mu".i. (.nt.11 ro POBOIbT.
Albert I'll ur. ago twenty-four, nf NV 4 Flail
ria.'-, >v i-. yeoterd ij coin rai I ed ior trial in del eui I
ol gl.000 i..u. in ino Kotta Market Police Court tor
lorgius tue ii.iiue ol i iirisiiiia Nagel) sse 'mr. y-tiw,
oi .n.i i Mail im ,<??, tu an order for .gOO drawn oo
in.-(.,'i.u.ui ,-s.i. i ,gs Bank, i'n.sier pleaded gullly.
I.AIK kw Off l'l.Mi I) IffABB.
('Inn l.s Ii. il.ii. age t ni.y six, ol N.,.'ti K".?"-,*
\e I- ?.., waaehsrsed by Qewrge A. Higgins ol No,
19 mb mau**.! . be me .lu nice Power, loaterduy, ut
tim rom bo 1*0 toe i '"un. wnb tue larceny ot plated
war* to lue val,ie ot ?>-'.") Hon lue co.iiplili nan l's
place ul I ul-one ?*.__. l[ | wal livid lol' Ulai 111 default
Ol T-l?*> bail.
181 AVTI-M. >N"1?. .I.Y lI'A'it'F.
Af a nice u ii i. oi tbe .> at ional J. reen, ive Commit
tee, >>t tba Auti-M,.no|Kily league, feoterdBf, it
.... I.,.,v.-1 to eontinuo all wore of tb* orgajisa
Hon In I,,...i>- tilToUgU 1 .tai. Mu-- and National Ol ?
__../_.'n.ii-. nmn'ctivci,?. Ail local orgooisattoas
.iry were recomineuileii io reor?
ganise 'Ul this l.asis.
A le... OS li ill lt lim l> I',Ul IlllAU
Hi ? Ailee .".iiiiey, oi Ni. .ii.i rtamt (tae-uundred
.iml-tweii i -, lilli si., vy.s a cou,[) ai., mt in tic
l_-s. _ Market Polioe Conn .(?*(-rd.iv afr,-ni.iou
lutanist Pairiott i uliv. age niue ooo, a dog-eutober,
liv. ng ai bu, 170 .viu.ii.-i.-,-si. vii-, ."iniiey oborgod
t,,in .ti;ii *ei.lg ber po poodle, windi is uni.ii
tie p.,Un,I. I elli, ile ii- .1 IOU .'Lu .,'e, obs eras lld-J
for tria. in de,ailii Ol $30 ? 'nil.
i ii ni pi.-i a..; tr tatra hy a pobtbb.
.le.un tirouey, ag,* tweuty-two, a portei at M ?. 26
Park-piece, hts teen susiMoied for swine tune ol
pm... n ii__ p mi sge-ls lieu*, and Juoopu W. Fiske, one
ot iboempl .)<?*, marked leverol, wblcb wereeuboe
,; lentil ii ic.i . i tue poaaeOBi in ol Urauey ll ? was
ciiaiged aim petll Lu,cut before Justice Power.
v. -i'-|,,av, il tue I ii mis I", die Houri, ni ni was Hold
tor tua, ni ttpeoiol 6 -eatons ia dolauil of (300 b.nl.
r.MUMi MUK UTS Willi KAI l'.)l",).\.
Mrs. I.,,,i,-a >inti.ii.iii, tue wile ol a meouanio at
No. ii7 lvi/iiiie n !., died yeoterday lrom the
ellie' I uf rat P IIBOn WniCU *:. ? lOOS 00 ..'.-dues oily
wim tbe mle.it,..ii of bining herself. Stu bsd been
ino mother of a v tai chu.lum, woo ail died soon
alic, nu,ii. Alter tho de.itli ol lier UetlUlani
Boreroi ic.ni bs igoobobeb iieen uuiUuchoiy nod tt
wa.i bedeved sn-- .1.4,1 tieoome insane.
BBQIBTBB'I OfffftCB N.'iiis.
Tbebnildlng reeonl v eroeted wi Hie oortbeoet
comer ol (.rumel, y Pars .iii.I I U Bill leHi-st., Hie
former otto ol toe Uromerc. I'.irk Hotel, was pur*
1 11,-cl yeeienlaj tor gi BU, OOO by tbe Qramercy
tomi ail.. MeoBts Pars tt tilford baTOseeureus
loon of gVOO.OOO U|W0 tbo.r new building on Hie
casi ..ni.* ol I'i.Hi-arc, OOOUt liny toot i.out . ot
,-uiietii-st., and encoding thrungli to Fifty
i.iuih-st.
1111 ros ral. TgLgOBATH company.
The couiiiiiiteo ut lim i'..s. ii 1'alog io. i ?'u ni pan y,
(on uotiug 01 liugb J. Jowett nod Ueorge D. Bob
ei i*. to ? h..-ii iu tit-en Intrnal id ibo nut 1 .d' open
ing tho line lor pnbue buoinoae, bad llsed no dote
ye terdav, Uispeicues tr,mi Uhloagu stiled mat
me cnn,- bf wuie.1 au entfUBOO min tho citv ls
made wiiiim hu com lietel b fore nigiil (lilies*. Boiue
occident mn mid happen. I be ooosmii ten eipecis to
open tm un.* on eSoturdoyor, at the late it, ou Mon?
day, bo ohango m the ruies receutly cstanlisued
hus buen lo.ni ?.
mr. SMBBICAM i.Nsirnri:.
Tbe Am. neil Iu-.tii.ite nelu i,s u-.tt.il <|tia,rterly
meeting loot night m tint Cooper Union. Francs c.
1.1.nilen preoiBlUg. Tuo tollownig ue sr meiiibers
wei.) elecieii: J Huies U. Dllianl, JoUu lell lin,mas
Potteraou, John 1,'. Hull, Ja...e? u. Morel,V.. 0. <Jed
n.-y. Lewis P. Tibbola and AlOutl K. tioppock. Five
liiiimred dollars was spproprtated tor tue puroOBoS
ol new inn,lin lu chemistry, eugineerini. ami agri?
culture. 1 tm pr.ipu.se 1 nmeodmeuts io nie ny-iitws
olli'i-d ny (i.nrge Wiiit.ii.-ld lur adoption by tue
(i 11 a 1:. 11>? meeting w. ie laid ou m.. table.
CAUDI.NAI, m'oumkbi BOBS TO ATLAMTIO CITY
Cai ui mil MoCiOoBoy wat u paooougoR on
the 1 o'cuica tram yesterday ol the
iVunsyivaiiia l-ailioad to Atlantic Ciiy,
wi.ere ho will remain two wneks, enjoy?
ing tue inngerstios ama brusosB Ho 10oeoomnanied
in nm Boeretary, ratUor karley, mid uv Finner
(J.urigaii. Hi. puyate carnaite conveyed tum to
ih.-depoi al JersBV ld'>', wueio a special Pullman
pallor cir awail.nl him. Tile hoallb ol lue Cardinal
isiuiptoici, and even exposure to the mausoleum.-,
weaiuer ol jasisrdny uad uo seeiuiug ill edecl upou
hun.
A PAWBBBOKBB'l QUAI.VT OOlABOnOB,
Iiisplaycd in the WIUUoW ol a liuwery pawn
broaet'a -mle ttotm sro pieoes ol Jewelry, men,em,is
and relics nun lorin au liinresiing iiiu.eiiui. Badges
ot _Oid once worn by Aldermen, L'oiiuoiiuiou and
Bremen; uotenee on wiuen sro Mgrar>ed Hie oamea
uf persons wno bUfO seen oei mr day h ; cosily mud*
boxiB ami wedding piBssnts Bod their way bera.
having ben ii m.ie, m. d ni Hie poWUSOOp, wbllboi
iniseoriuneoreiiiraviigatice loroed ibo tonuor own?
ers m tau, Hu in. A nii.uiier of uineiteetneil wed?
ding lings lunn a feat ii io ol i tic coi ie,i mu.
Tin. BBB rii.iin'CK BZOMABOI valm.t.
Tbs I'l'.'duce Fi.-na.igo yaa ei-iiay aw-ided to J.
B. tV.). M. Uornel] tue oouiraot ior builutng iho
inan. vuna fur tho New-York ProdBos bxeuange
.">..lo 1),IpOStl and *.iorage C"iiipany ni the base.neut
ol Hm ie v. bm ding. The Um nells havo built ths
lii..i..iity ol ihe sUtO deposit van,ts in tim eily, mid
tue preeent ?,,e ia io im toe strougesi la the United
hia'.e,. li is lo oe luruiBUed witn all the latest de
vicei ior securing piou-oiiou from robbery or Ure,
BBd M io Le uuisiied Ly Jauuary I, lMcJi, wheu ino
cmupany wilt b gin busiucsi.
.MOOHM IM SIXK-DKKK.SOK.
John DotigboTcy, ol No. r.i.i \Ve*t Hiirty-ninth
gt., is in the Boo se ve lt Hos , ital suffering iioui a
bullet vvouud iu tho thigh, aud Jo.eyu .Uuuiuger, of
t
No. 446 West Thirtv-uloth-st?, In the Jefferson
Market Police Conrt yesterday, was charged with
being his assailant. He told Justice Qar.iner that
he was talking with a number of mends near his
house late ou Wcdnead ty night, when Dougherty
came alonir and ordered him to go sway. He re?
fused. Dougherty tben threw him down and was
engaged in beating him, when ba drew a revolver
and snot Dougherty in self-defence. Meningcr was
held to await tbe result of Dougherty's injury,
which is not considered serious.
CAPTORS OF A BURGLAR WTTII HI** SPOIL..
Officer McCarthy, of the Twelfth Precinct, met
three men in I.#oxiugton-ave.. near One-huudred
and-twonty-thirdst., on Wednesday alternoon.
They had large bundles with them and on seeing
the oHior they rim away. He stint, d in pursuit,
aiidiuOrie-liuiiilred-nnd-ufteenth-st. be captured one
of the fiii-inves. who rare h's name as John
Gleaoher, of No. 84 Mott-st. seventeen yearsof noe.
Ile bad m his posse-sion a quanti'y of w oring ar>
parel, part of the proceeds of a burglary at tbe
house ot Charles Ubini, No. 1,510 Sixfh-ave. The
thieves had forced their way into the -ellar through
the coal-hole ami carried oft' pronerfy valued ar
?280. Oleachor was U-nl.l for trial In $1,000 boil bv
Justice Murray, in tho Harlem Police Court, yester?
day.
A POMCF-MAX AT HA vp OX THK NICK OF TIMK.
Ciitliann McCarthy, who lives on tbe third floor
at No. 1)7 nilsson Qt.. left her room on Wednesday
af ornoon, locking 1 lin door afi er her. Sho whs no
sooner BOOB the street than her apartments were
entered by two men, who stole $12 in money and a
quantity of jewelry. Some one in the house bear?
ii.st a noise, ran for an officer and found John
Maher, ol the Seventh Precinct, close at hand. He
hurried to the house and arrested the burglars as
rhey were making their esc ioe b' the rear tire
e'cane. One of tho m-m had a $10 bill in his mouth.
In the Kss'i Market Police Court yesterday they
soto their n in.es ns Thomas Cowan, ag" twenty
four, of No 7'.? ilivard-st., and William Hurke. acre
nineteen, of No. SOO Madison st. The stolen goods
were recovered and the burglars were committed
for trial in default of $1,5(10 bail each. Justice
Duffy saul to officer Maher: "This was a goori
ar esr, sir. How did you ch ince to b* so near tho
placo where four services were required 1 You
snould be a detective."
BROOKLTV.
John F. Bullock, an insurance agent, of No. 248
Adams-st., was arrested y.stcrriav. charged by Au
[USt Soli I. of No. 513 Tillary-sf., with passing unon
un a wot'bless check fol $-'2 mi the Mecaauios'
Natl,uml Hank, ile ..as nu ace unit there.
Justice Cullen yesterday granted gu ah -minto di?
vorce in the suit of Mir'ni sgaiust " Frankie"
i rued t. " Frankie" is nineteen vears of awe and
was .mirrie.I m Truelitt a v ar ng'i. The marriage
seems to have proved i misfit, however, for him.
Meggie ami N'ellio Farrell, seven and live years of
iiee, w. re f mini asleep m a junk yard in Busb-os.
on Wed need sr evening. Their mother, Mary Parrall,
bsd in the meantimenndergone herperiodical arrest
fordrunsenneBo and ragraaor. Ile.r bus-band has
av.'iued her brr two mon tbs.
Twenty employes of the German-American Loan
snd Trust Company and three of toe New-York
T tie ('omi...'.v. liH-d the Register's office reeterd iv
to rho Itli-iirivc.ncr. .ind aliii'i-u prohibition of the
lawyers ant oilier-, doing lm-i:..-.. there. Mr.
Sp, ri.'"i* decline . tosay whether he Intends to iu
e ie soe ins toreo.
rho Trustees of tbe Brooklyn Fir.. Department
Widows uml (Indians' Belief 1 und held their tirst
mee; mt'Kt iee thu creation of the fund yes'erriav,
Mayor Low oraoidiac. A iv me uber ol tbe Deuart
ment is allowed to oontribute 91 a month ta the
fund, and on his death in the discharge of his duty
bis heirs roealye .-.".mi. lt. was ordered that the
r.'jir ."iila'iv.'S ot BobOft MoiMOgslI, who die 1 uf
minnoo received at tuc Harbeck's Pier tire, be pani
180a
Qeorte l>. Banger! aje twenty-three, living in
Jeffersou-stn n ar F.v.Tgreeti-.ve.. WOO arr.ngied
he oi,- Justloo Unsee v reo'erd iy for forgory sad tor
obtaining money nuder fa'-.-' pretences. He was
entrusted on a warrant at Caro, N. Y His method
wu to ui ue notebooks 00 some hank, torg* tho
signature and makai! payable to himself orordor.
In ?onie, coobo be ai-, i forced indonouwutS- Ho
ii -na Iv gol Iri.-nds tu ooah the checks for lum. The
examination woo adjourned fora week, ba,l boiug
ref need.
Thenoseosei value of corporations in Brooklyn
'or I ****.(. as compared with tho prev,ons year, ,s aa
follows:
li?:i.
t;u. eo-Bpooles.....fi.Av.i a hi
i .', Il . . ,le?. \dd 'I'
Rollroid co ,ipini??. 'j. i hi; mi
I 'ir, eoiiir-inie. (109.000
Ilise. ,ii.',iit cen um ...._,.... Hi7.0K)
HauUBeiuringoompa .e*. 587.300
Mi.ii-,? ot bean. 3.900.010
Totals.tKltil.710 $7,007,000
ji;im:v ci ry.
Tio* Taxi.avers' Association of QiuobtHIo, a
mburb of JerssyCity, wbieb wo* Bunessd to the
ii .? iu 1070, is moriac now to have tho annexation
ni..uile.i. iboodyocatooof sooosston edoelare tb it
iie-u vil.e hm ir ti.ie.l ii r hui-' fro n tu * ann "Mil' io. i ;
there bare beeu au str,***' or .ewer luipro semen lo.
?ind little nolie ? or tire omteo'iOQ ; nothtac, iu f ict,
bot "he pnvil-g* of payiO-t uluru taxes. Au OPpIl
salton will probably be made to the tc*..f Lssista*
ture to baVu the oohs-.lid atiou not rusciuded.
NEWARK.
.lames WtOO, ? baker bo ir.lin. at Br.)_.l-s\
tal Kl .'hth-av**.. fell iron tbe WlulOWOf bis Ix* I
?? ..ui on the thud li .or yesterday miming au 1 was
tort otu! y injueted,
ioho Robinson. eo.e_od, was arrested y sot order
'or cnum.'linn a murderous SSSBBll OB Theodore
I ac Boon at a oolore i picnic on We. tue.day night.
Two a'leged sneak-thieyes, named Georgs I'urker '
ind A'idrew De.npey, adas "Bunk" I?, vine, were
inested rsstordar and held on a ebsrge ot attempt"
ug to rifle tbe residence of liuoert Collins. No. 87
;_n?.-_t. Until wei., held forexominotmo.
Superintendent Dingier, of tao (few-Jersey Tele.
pupa snd 1 eh" hone Company, reported to Hie Jer
ur, i rv polios thai it number of tba company's
euee bsa been out during tho sight, rim lines on
vhteli tho wir s we-e cut WOW along V.tn Vorst-sr.,
lrom Bu BOOB tu York-it., and seres Wires were cut
il Hie paeilie ..venue bridge lhe cut 'mg w:i* dune
vifb nippen snell s are used bv linemen, and was
.videnily the work vt a practised bund. Toe lines
?? re i- paired yesterday and a close watch will bo
topi to-night.
KEW-JBBBET.
Murk Pelter, ot Ila'cli-ave , was struck hy a
Newel- uud New-York roitmod tram at tho Wool
forgan station yesterday and dang iou-ly udaiud.
1<* iv ii- taken to (he Chanty Ho,pi,ai.
Will.jim and Dniul Reid were arraigned before
fudge lluvi. yeateidav morning mia oharge of
Sand larceny. William wa . arrested ou WodneK
l.iv tor ste.liing u valise Iro'ii ? liquor stON last
?nut, r, and after ho was Iocko i up he informed th
Millee that his brm her was a professional the.',
le said Hi .t bis bi,'ll.er went around selling cement
in sMaoiug crockery, and when be gained aeoeoB to
e. h,?iii be stoic an\ thing he could hud. Daniel's
mu-e was se.nelie,I bl Oriicoi" Jillie, Who discovered
i quanti ty ol'stolon goods.
Tile Chiet Kngineer of the Jersey City Fire De
lartmeob reports 31 dree during lees monta. I'ne
otai loss was g25,013 and total lusurauce $'_.'G.
OJ 5(1.
LONG ISLAND.
LOKO Isl.4X1) Cn Y.? Kr mes Oontoo, who cut his
n and Illa wite'h tuio.il last Saturday, Was laUeu
lefore .luiiice Kivana.h tesiorda.'. Mrs. Hoi-,bm
ia.ed that she did not wish to make BBV complaint
Hiiiist her husband. She said he had al.vuys been
m.l to her, and the only explunutt ni sbocould give
1 this attempt ItOI her lite was that bo was oat of
isuiiudat the Hine. Shs believed that Ho waa
reatlv affected by ibo death ol ins brother, ibu
ust ice d fided to oommit (.onion to the County
iiii, where tie will he examined bv a phtsiciati as
i. Ilia suuily.A man named Hut hanan was
skso before the Justioos yesterday cha.ged wau
oms drunk and disorderly. It w.is sboirn that a
ian named Fra/, r made g ooinplaitit at the stati. li?
ons,? that Hu, li...ian was acting tn a dtsOTUOfiy
launer at ins homo, ami the se.itcaut in oharge at
lin station hem au ollicer to iiuchauan's house.
I,uh.mau was in bed, but the pulicunan made lina
et np and go -vim mm to the nt ai iou-house. Tue
is loo reprimanded tbe offleor for arreoiing a mau
mlerBUOhOtreumstanoOS without a warrant.
be varnish inauiilactutersiiro preparing io p-liimu
f.iveiuor-leveluud to levoae ins recent order de*
lar.tig that their works cons;Unto nuisances.
Colima Poikt.?Ausm of bUdtway robbery,
rhich bus boen kept iftiiet, es BBS to light yestoiday,
ul sn lar uo e.iinpi.iiut has bUSU made in me gisit
?r. On Satur..ay about mirimichi Francis Brown,
ring on T.-ntb-st.. C*.liege Point, L. I., mid bia
roiiier-iii-liiw, a Mr. Calaiian, age sevntv. were
.olking home from tito railroad depot ?%?(),-n tne*
reie stopped by a part? of rattans who demanded
.one, for beer, iirown made a mot.on M il to
raw a mst.>l, when the crowd scattered, and the
wo proceed.'. 1 un tueir way iieime. lu dm mean
i,n,', However, two of the rutliaus seised Mr.
Utahan and took Ins walch lrom him. Tue watch (
as ..ince b-en i, turned.
POBI It'lCilVK.Mi. ?I'lie recent arrest of a number
(youtnful Bumblers oas nailed especial attoatioB
i) Hie stib|cct. t ouipUiiit-i aro mad.) thal noys are
llorred I,, k,dui,io m Hie gangways of Hie leny*
oula, aud a rvoideoteoid yeaterd iv : " Kvmy iu<>ru
,!', iii piont slant of po.iee o(li, er au.I does liantls,
BoSOn or BU Of noys gUmUle mr pennies ni the i ar
lage gangway on tito mata dook. It is high timo
HIS thill,.' ell'illl.l ll r rilli ,y eil."
WiiiTKi'iiiir.?Duiiug Hie abuOBeo of tho family
f David eSeinugsioiii ou We.li.vSlay afternoon
In.-Yes ell. cto.t au eui ran-o tu itu. house by a
.con.1 story window thai nari beeu leit oneil ami
lo.e jewelry, clothing aud mouey lo lhe value of
2 00.
Mudd.i: \ iixacik.?A warrant has been isoisd for
bo airest ot tara, Hannah biraub, of \\ iilianshtirg,
rho iitieiiilitetl lu eoiiunil smede by OBttlBB her
liroai lu lue Lutheran i.'oiuoi.-ry lasi week.
Jamaica.?T.iomiw Key milds, nf New-York City,
r.r eMOMtlBg arrest by Ofllcor Carpouter at Hock
way Heach ou Wednesday eveuiug, was yesterday
ouieucod to twouty days' uupruoumeut iu tue
county jail by Justice Betts. Upon tbe expWJ
of his sentence he will be arraigned on a cli__S
assaulting with attempt to kill Johu F__2_T
waiter employed at Murray A Voientine'a. ^C
\V___STCH__8TE-_ COUNTT.
Peekskill.?Tho partially decomposed bod***
fn'ly Uevcioped female child was fooii ?
Wednesday morning in tbe Indies' waitinrronL*
the Hudson Kiver U gil road station o^r-ted ia it!
cupboard under the wa*hsta_d. It wss wi
in a normal state. They could uot agrea t2
respiration had been establis iori. ttM
MA BIM E IN I EL HO ENOS.
e-flTtATUHe: lt, -IVIO.
Baa rues _69. sou 7.13 ICooa s*ti. 7:17 *i'u_'i _It ^
limn WSXSB ro-oxr. *
J. V.?is?oayff).)?. tM: Uot. lotto i. 8:i v. yr,\\ r?tt. to
/?._!__.?SmotiTtltfot 8.00; Hoy. lal ina. 8-3. _t?u iia? taft
FOREIGN STE AM EMS DUE Al TU IS Pott
TO-DA V
Vest". From tint
"tateof Pennsylvania....oiasirow.State.
Muriel.(elnlf Ports.dolf Porte
Adriatic.Wrerpool.While hi*,.
Kuala.Bremen,.N. U. U*{i.
bilii.i.AV AUOUaT 4
Amsterdam.Amsterdam .Iloysl Nethan.--.
Neckar.Biemeo.N. u. Llord/^
Ne*/.do.Linwood.iuioo.
Ueivetla.Liverpool..National.
SUNDAY. AUG CST 5.
Alpin.-West Indloo.Atlas.
(li ecce.m.Loudon..Nations!.
City of iierlln.-.Liverpool.loman.
SFltPFlNi V.TV
PORT OF NKW-YOKU.TIICiWDAY. AUQ. J, W
Aft MViil).
French Corvette Rtgaclt de Oenonllte. P.-erntl, n.imm.
day, Cai-iles 8 guns, aad haas couipeuient of lao ut__ti-t|J
men. ^
Steamer Denmark -Or). Tynon, farndon Joly 18. sod Hain
l'J. null milne sn,l passengers iii !?' W J .lum.
H'.'.iiie, ooo. Porter, Asp! .wall 9 days, with rudie M
passengers lo I'orltlc tt jil ** co
-teamer Uellin..re mn. Ur? wno. Port Spa!n via Deiaww
Uren, water ll doy*, with sugar to oilier reaoel to ___w_3
Pe.rv.fc Co.
6.eamer (.en Whitney. Hallett, Boston, with mdM itt
paaae,mers to il F Di mock.
Bars Ceylon (of ?,,..,,?, Barstow, Calcatto Morea 1_. wt*
Jute butts loonier; Teasel to Vernon H Bio wu St Co.
Baik Tags Fr. I.aranil, Port Louis, jlwiritnia 31 tti\
witn ?.itm to Brooklyn lt 'tilling . o veasel to maater. """"
Bark .rn i/.oa ,rtwi_i , Kolkn,*ak. Port Louis. Uouiluai, W
,,hv>. witn su__ar to liu??!>!:.,ri A t'o.
Balk Kat liri.' .Aunt, .-iiiir.liiiil.-li. Caeo Town 68 dan, ti
Belled to Fun.h, L.lye A Co
Bar. Veto ...er,, i.uiite, u'.iin DJilars, with porter tow
der; Tassel to iritnirt,. Kdre A Co
Bail ..auto Com.tv ,<>t v. m Isor. N3>. (ard, Urerp-iol i|
.l.iv-. with tau to J P & (J C Hollins )iij Teasel to J F Wutaay
A Co. ^
Bark Weat,-rn Ctii.'f Kier), Ha* sloop, ll amburg bi ,iaya
witn iuds* toor.ler. to?s * ... Thoo Boxer -t ''o.
c. ti k aja? e.,11 , Aaiaa.M-;., Dunkirk ul day a, in bal, a?t a
0 Tobias ct Co.
Hark Wallace. M-fnrn-e.. ('artie.ss 13 dayi, with *y*o
toorder: rossel to J il Wlui heater __ f'o.
Bara 1'aiejero ,of ..ieeiio?a . .Moiler, Cock born Harbor ll
days, wita sall to Dat ie,l __ Coi vettei to Bowl lui .* Arrla
baud.
Ham Ibis, Sawyer. F.'i namima 18 dave, with iO-tWer*
Deckeao. < _pn. ve*_e io i i >?' 0 Beat.ie.
lt...; John be.w oi Maupln, Hti laneiio If dova, wu
cofl'.'O lo Barina bios ._ . IB, rossal lo J aa K Ward Jt Co.
Uni; re.ri oi New-Hoveo), Brtghtuioo Po.tH>,,olnB
dava, wlih xu^ai' nil BMlosses tb D Tiowbrt ij. -t Co.
ono .italaya, ..Te, Clent negoa 17.U.a. wit:, -i.aar <o?tia\
Teasel to B A iu,-.er t US,
linif Mn.ut.H..ii of l',,rt Union), roomier, Oreeupoil, a
ballast lo r. >. A.I* nt .V i o.
seor ..J Hamil on Pearce, Nas-uu 9 dara. Tltb inda* iel
0 loin, .on Teasel to [BOOS ll Maples.
SUMi._r-Wial i _a.ll/.ttua.Ircjli SW; cloudy. i|
eily 1 sl.iu'1. ttie same.
A int e,l ve'lei.ur -
rv-hr li f Latiiner. Bonnrll, V.uvltaa ll days, with tiigat,
.'ivii-i-v Pai'l-, retool lo .t.'i.n. WotsooUoa
Oi-urcharles A liitrciiis. (>i.ita ai. Baracoa ll -laya, wiU
truli toOoOMI _ 1'carj.al ; Vt*- I lil 1'v.k i .Jtrderw.
. ir.,i
Steamer Aurania tUn, Hain*. Glasgow-Vcruoo II Broil
Jt i ?>.
-ie ni-er Mateo. Indialla Or), Stiller, Glasgow -AuO|
Baltlwin A Co.
BtoOSBOl ileilert (tier Kntiiewein. Hamburg, yia I'lyraoqU
ami t uei bon _< ?Kui,tiiir.lt A I o
-teamer millaa poi, .ni.agsita, Mari-u-., -t Ju__t
Pu. etc -Pim. Forwood & Co.
.->t__a.,n.i Cily oi >V ,?.ii.,_l ni I'.eynol ta, Havana and Kail.
can pons -F Alexandre ._ Hons.
sia-ii!*-! , narie.?,-. . eiei.'i .Nonolk. etty Pola; .and Rite
uiubd?Old Dominion Sa Co.
.-ie , e,,. i .1.,...,. -lev. i., ('lri'..-e. Bat timor i ? l a iv re m.
Maauin. (danni.. Itrjr.e. Ilootoo?H ? Limo'-k.
shi|> -.aria au,I (OtOaO Hal , C itau.i ni. Au ior. Java, tm
on.ei.-K'nneb. l-'dye ,t Co.
-:caiu.,i tay oi .MouKva1, llopkloa, Antwerp-TbasHI
iiu.i.,ai.i'? Nopoaa A i o.
liars Wa hi.i t-, i n.t. Cafare. Mjruei::.'. -'.??/Bro.
liai- -oTaiiua t liri. Itr.n;,.:ii. liueieo. Al i.-a?Joaa Nonas
0 iHtnia.
Lng Angelia, Evans, BrninTii-k, da Worroo Hay.
ocu. UaOUU Meei*., __laan) lt ne?1-" -J Chaiinucr & Ca
.*)AIi..-,.i.
Steameia st Itonaiia for I^ia.lo.i; Aurania. fH0B0B_ Tlil^
1 i-*iu.,r.-. na I,- t. HaniourK. *.lit;>a Vaiiaut, fut lioiatayt
I a,,.,.,....;,. in-1 links Coooorala. lorOielUBi lieiaric*
lli-eu. i hrlstiaiiiti Hep., Tuboiit; Moppet, i_e;'_rvn.
Also sal,e.. ? via laoos i-*.?.,i -'in i , -sitaiuer ..laa.oa tm
I'.'.-iou. lia, ks smle itu. for Be.(eui U . ute-.ia. c.:VMtai,
sa..il. lin. Ailjiou. Ha..lav.
AuiliuiL-.i ai eily laiaaei. boonu out- Uark llnrnno. et
Loi.li.
MISCKLLANEOC-*
steamer Cbembtnl iBr.. I.irntb-r .. from Phl_-_d^lpi_a tatt
Vi, lol l_flllh, hao put uno- or novar snort of coal
Idri AOVr'. I...*. 1' ?) Or' -, l'. 1 1 .v
Fo,;_;iiiV PiiiTA
Mvr-.poM. Aug 1 -salle,!.steamer Egypt .Bri, 6osisa;
for Ni-w V"ia,
QLKK.arows, Aiiif 'I?sailed, steamer ('.ty of Home (BrV
Mu to, (rom lavern >?> Inn'0 for .NowYora.
t.LA-?,to>. Aug .'?Ai'i'iTr ,. ??t nt s Couoa (On, i.to??.
'??.? .lo.itiTal Juiy ll), and Coiaan .Bi,, Moore. _rt_n _i
Juiy "JI.
i.ulni'.ii. Au* '_? Arnverl. s.aaiuer Cornwall (Bri, flrowa,
Iruiu .n*w-York Juiy li*.
11 aa.,. ,;,., Aug'_ - Airier*.!, steamer California (ilex), WisO
ier. un u New-York July Jl.
.lao arnv-.i, aieajivr BUovla (Oer), Fianzen, from tem*
York J nv di.
AMivaaf. Aug l-Hailel. stvamer Plantrn (llolzt. mernot
ior low.York. 1
Cores 11 ur.kn. Ant;'.'-Arrive,!, stoamer . rtrja iDan). BW? '
from >,-?? 1 ,,i? lu.y ll.
HiVAS.v. Aug'-'-ArriTed, atoamer Newport, HandbOt
from .New-\oi?.
00Mirn rio pours.
Boston, Aug'.'?Arri ved armers stat.* of Mains. FOB
Ht John. NB; Noptuoo. Hetty, Now-York; "?aj,io. bo??i
Pin a.1.1;,uta: Dil Miller. < lark. Bain-,,me
1. steamer .ar o ( 0,111,,nu. \ti!,;iit. .-nvaaoak. .
1 s'.'.uera Pi'iis.lii,, UoOtOO City, Alpha ? ?i(-lu?l0
P.'ULADKITHll, Anp 8?Ainveu. tte* " 9 Lia. an! OT
M. ...i .a, i'ounaii: nu.,,'. Orumiey, sad Coaimoawealtlk
Vam Kirk. New . ,.i-..
ClOO-Oa. siwa .i^r laim.sa. KoCUa N'ew York.
BAUtaoai Au.'-' _u .?*.. s.ei ao a ii,,val Crown,.BTV
lines, itair.tw i aOUllo, In. Cortes, RIO i'a.nu. a ui Ij?Ce?.
vteiod lin,. Burrow, sw an otra. Wm Wu il*ai tl. Young. Nao
York.
cleared, steamer Biauus hweig ;der', Poh'e. Bromsa.
romain . u.?.?! . i.
Lovr>os. A'ig'J?*m?*i, _7th ult, Bylyfelia at Abo twa
Bow.York: '-' du ult. Prtclrlob tea la, at .r-me. (roaiN?_
York; 3 itli ult. ('"ii.lue ot; al Briaiol .rom .Vetv-York, SIU
mr, llanii.lo.i l.sh. fium New. Yoi.; Sea WU, li. ai AnJkf
rr,im New-Vork: 1-t Inst. Hamil, at B,i*tol iro.o Naw-Y-xi;
At ann.- ol Isle o' Wi^ht. 'i-om New-York foi Antwerp; mat
ve d io-, .it s., .turf. So imf. finn New-York.
sailed, .Viii u i. ambOMlooo ana Touawanli in.in A?
llnrrtsm lng NOW-Yarkl ? B WVlUou (rom Bieuiea tor .lao
Vork: meek Hawk fro n Uoatbarg for .**ew Yo: ? i-HrtSU
l.liiden ironi Koiterdam tor Now Yocfci Aiui'li'iriie. __??
io, .OW.York; llai/.eiurif. flam Bio nen for S0W-t-B_- ?
n.t. Johanna, for I'eua...Mia iOOIBHSa. tm.n i^-ejito ??
New-.ork; .vaja.leii, fo. tia. teston '.M inst, Nvil'u *J1?1*
.arab Ctiambers, Hie utter tor New-York.
Alia junee neat i
IlEVtir A. Daniih.s, m. d..
Ill i.avu.t u-av.'.. ?>_>: rut lita aa I t Mt.s.v
Boara SI) I, i tl. Kmiiii .' ti. ?iu-rm -ni'tt,
ii-ul-_e.Ji.a__-/oririus, I aooBJaoi sal lUMUj.
Skinny Mf.v.?" Wella- lli<nlt!i Reuaww" re*
lores beal! ti uml viior, BUNS .lvsi.epaia, liiipote.i*^. *L
DOG DAYS.
All persons wini feel .he l.s.uu te. liiog.ior an Idslilhly t* I
..ila. i-i dog ,1a. s uud : i linds 8arSiP0rtlU a teteelf I
ihid. win sive to dem rooorarj Iroai aoorssska, onajiua
let'tlugof Hie ant! iuierest. au.l a return of natorol rlrasOf
Uti t lleeifu uetof iii.im,il.'. I.
" 1 used to feel Uro I .*y.*i y morning, with i pim aorosieOf
nek and another in my .hrst, but slue* 1 am ns.ng 11000
Ol amarilla I am relrevwl of liles* .llsot-le's am! te-l a* treO
a evsr.""-Wli.UAM J. Uti ivnut, Allen ?t.. SouisrTi.ls. U.*
THAT Tl UKO Fotl.lMi.
There ts no inti uni iv aooppreaslve and bunt- nsomO HOS
ninan tniti-l a.. ih il Hied feeliug of wnl.'h luvallla .otnpl**
u tin* aofoaoah si sorteaa ilssfBar, The de|,r>*Mi"0 aodoo
I?iii,I, ney of spirit atteu lum ihls stole om tru ulOMtfH
lie I issi iud,'. luintenir .ml debility poOOllBZ IS lUseOBBr
lon are wboliy o?ou-omt- by laking lloal's lal -d' ?r:"**
Hood's Sarsaparilla
old by druggists. *! ; rd* for $J. Preuared only by C. rn
1UOIJ A I'll.. Apotheoarles, Lowell. Maa*.
?? OTA D PH '?!??" <'fam nani villi, when ai.pttad-Jf
r A I Alt ii n ,h(, rltlfi0r ??0 ,i?. ,,,.(;, a. ko "'"""r'a
elle, lu. ly . l.?..ll^lUK ihe uasi.11"*"*"*"*^
ei lui mai yliOa, niuaug neaiihy JJfj,
llolia. ,t aliaisiiirtamma ion. i'i<.'<c_!2
ii,,., tiranal iii inga ... (heh rt {T,;',]~LI
tlonal colilai ouoipirirlv beats '*'?!
Soe ifs.or s tbe Seui.esof uale ?""?jTi
. l.t. t., lal malta areie-uftl by a B>|
?> / p i.n tiona. A thvro'igti fr.u(?"?'s"_'TJ>
4> Bl I 'BM ,ii .... e.l lol tonis iii dir '''-,__
S=S^?alI"i....8e. Ol.tl lol '?"?'"l?',.^,^Sl
FEVER lum ;,-.. umego, s. \
INGRAIN CARPETS.
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