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THE WATER RENT FRAUDS.
INVESTIGATION BY THE GRAND JURY.
WHAT IS SAID ABOUT FOREMAN WOOLSEV'S ALL! GE
TIONS.
Tbe Grand Jury yesterday began an iiive*-tif*ation
Into tbe attaint ot tbe Winer Keuisl.t'-a linn au,
?Bbich is designed to i-tipi.lenient that made by the
fcepteuilter Graud Jury. _ssifttent District-Attorney
Ylneoot represented the DiStnet*Attorae***a oflicc.
Three or four wit nc-wes whose BBSS SB Ur. Vincent
did aol (tiii- mara examined. They wen' said not to
be olliciaN, but citizens who bad knowledge of tl.e
alleged wrongful payment** an 1 wert' smut* of those
examined bf the laat G.antl .Mirv. The lean mon y
Waa t.tkiTii down in short*hand ami will bs made
public. Mr. Vincent taiiid, when the investigation is
eonelnded.
Tho-or-man of tbe September (.rand Jun*. The
Otlore B. W- ul-i'V. Of No. 20 I*T"llt-a'.. was peen nt
biHcflit-e h.. a litiiHNK reporter. II'* *?-* ul bin only
regret was thal Un* subj, et wa* not brought to the
Etication of tim Grand Jury earlier. "BTery
Jury," be nddt-d, " feel* obliRirt to attend to toe
prit-on et?BB lirnt, and wlit-n we tiiti take up tbe m
Testiiiaiioiia we woii'd givo an hour to prison CBBSS
and an hour Io tbe water -"BOOB, In ali tin ro man
about fifteen witnesses examined. Il we bad
had uioro tune I am eoniiuent that there would
bave bren a Nsalt wotth publication. Borne
oi tbewitneesea bad conspired witb the clerks of the
Department ol Public Works to defraud tbe city,
but . f toiti-i- tn obtain tin- information a wittiest
bail to bo aasurcd that he would not be prosecuted.
The ni.ni was this; Suppose your water bill was
(5.000, suda deik came to you aud said that he
wa- authorized lo nuike a reduction?authonz'-1 by
tl.?? tin ant.iori ties, on the Daymen I of .i small som
fox political asseBsmentB iou see your neighbors
having their billa redooed in a similar manner, and
Why ubould you pay tho full amount t
Hu.iuni uuiure eau li,nilly stand micu
a lost Of couise the clark never told the
witness that hs waa piing to aller tho figures in
tbe book-, .md Saline nay uot huve known tbat
lhere was any fraud helm* perpetrated, I have no
means ni ?Hosting how extonsire the frauds were.'
hayer Ellson ;-aiil thal the inTestiEBtious oonoo*-'
im* tin -frauds in tl.e Department of i'ublic Works
acre being carried on as rapidly as po*??Ible, and
ititi* tl iba* there Bad been nothing new dieoorered.
W he ii asked if ho had lend tho letter in Weducs
lay's TxiB-BE boa Mr. Woohwy, tito Mayor said
Ibal he bad and was surprised thal io view ol tiie
fads then- presented no inrthei Indiotmonta were
tou,.d.
" Ann inst whomT" asked the reporter.
"The persona stu 1 to have been conspiring to de?
fraud the etty."
"Do mu tnt-itu the clerks iu the Water Koaister's
01.111".*''
" I mc ui any one inside or "'it Ide."
"Mi. Wools-v says that the wif-Beaea were pledged
that they 9hi?uM oot be prooecuted.*-1
"Wiio BOTS ttifiii tli it assurance f "
"Ile says tbat tue (jirand Jury w:ts authorized to
doso. else (hoi would not have givou any inli't DB*
tion/'
" 1 mn not a lawyer, hut I think that if the Grind
Jory hail so moah information I should batre in?
dict ul the guilty persons, whether emplo
the cty or taxpayers "
Tba ajratom ol bo kkeeping in thc Depart.**
I'tiolic Works h.iVii:_ boen called In Question, the
reporter risited ibe Controller's office and found
Jli. Qraut busy signing a large pile ol warrants, ile
Bani that bis bust.iras is o preening thai be ie obliged
to carty much of it nome nt night-, often working
HS lille ilS IllilllllL'ill. TlllS J.le.-S t)f bil*-' la.-Ta.*-, ll *
explained, had iaken so mneb ot his time tbal be
bill imi ltiT. sti-.iii a tin* systema of bookkoentng
used in the various dopaiio e.iis, a*-- lie was author?
ized to do.
"An* you satisfied with tho system used in your
own office 1 " waa aaEed.
"Not who.ly, mid ts soon as possible I shall make
E few ci,aui;.*-, not Teri Important ouea, but one ur
two booka should be added, ii these books had
keen tn use laal year 1 think the coupon frauds
could no; lin ve occurred."
Commission'r fbotnpaon furnished to the ne?.-?
juill -r * letta r-piess comes of a statement it. regard to
tin* i iTiu-.'t"- oi Mf Wooisey He-..ivs thal silence
on his nail .s enjoined by tlieDisiiu l-Atit.iiicy, aud
au -:
it lin nol b en the euston of anybody oom
with the Department to oolleel monej lei* -toUtloal pur
; - in e.a|f-i ler. ti"!) of tiiVaars to Ba Of
ti.it li iv.- been lin it-; and ni hiv <*n-i* where such action
was properly an i heutioated l sBooid Immediately tba
ebargetnt > tap >?. c wau itud seen still ty ol
luiproi>.*r eotiJuct I regret tua. tin: Grand Jory tor
September did not Bare inn.-io thoro-Enly m.*
thu whole iii.t-t-r. and to give me aa opportunity of
briiifiina; ali the cvilence in my poaseaslon In regari to
tii'se Irreguaiiti.s i)*.*i ue i ii'ii, iiiii im present t>rt'..i
Jury bare tina da; ci?iiiiu*.*'-:ct*ii an invi stlgation to
plete ti.e waar*; s tried bv iheir predec anon. and Bu
t-il'-rt wm be spared bj rue to aire tnemail tbe infonna
tiuu in my power. Ai tbe proper time, trben toe I) -
Attorney relit ree is ? fr ia iuy proaeut enforced silenoe,
lt will: . aod i oil
minute portumlare to tba press and ce p ibtte.
Wal r Chambers said thal he could nor
say anything about the conspiracy in his office, aa
-lr. Thompson iud directed him io keep _iie-t oon*
ccruiug the alleged franda
WATCHING MU;--AN I ll.I. INTERE8T8.
fcTATF I.I'OI-I.AIION TD BE -SEED ON JlVKlllTTCY
LAW-?Till-: WI.VII.KN l.M'iN Di.i i-lDN.
Ihe Chamber of Commtroc yesterday adopted a
resolution (or tbe appolntmenl if a committee to
propose ami lubmil to the Chamber such amend*
ineiits to existing laws wnicb regulate aasigumentb
in Ut?tkruptos ns will probibil any and ailprefer*
anona, anti which will place itll creditors np n tn*
Muna baaiB in the distribution of. the aaseta ol any
bankrupt. Gardner K. Colby, i). Willis James anil
C. M. Bis* make m> tbe committee. Ju
?abmittini the reaolutioB Cuarlea 8. Smitb
Butti in behalf ol the Executive Committee thai
r i'm prominenl failnrea in the wooli otra
this city hui again demonstrated tbe argent ne?
ets*, ly ol a bankrupt law, and thai fha mercantile
honor and character ol the city and stat* were
likely to l>>* soiled by tba exhibition of such pref
evences os wire ?bown ni Hie reseal asaienmenl
of one of the huns refenred to. lt waa known to
munt uieniii. !> oi tin* Chamber that tbe Brm t<>
*ivhicii reference was mao-*, with an indebiednr**
Tanously slate.1 from 11,200,000 to (1.800,000,
?ado an assignment with preferenoes io rai
ereditors amounting to between 9800.000 and
^iH>t).(H.o. The Exei iitive Committee bu tiered thai
the Chamber should not wait tor lbe **:o*** action
of Congress to prevent the repetition ol _ucb a sean*
dal upon fair dealing in this community, and tbat
the State Legislature should be asked atna mit
session to naas a law which will e-eciually prohibit
like eases in the future.
lhere An- cousitierablediscussionorer a reeolu*
tiou tillered bv P. 15. Thin h. r tn regard to I li i th
ci8ion of the Court oi Appeals in tbs Hatch
Williams suits againai tbs Weal rn Union '1?. i. -
graph Company. Tue following uiodilied resolutl tn
?ead tinnily adopt* <1:
Whereas, TheObtUBber Of CtiDiuicree lins leTtrnc 1 fruin
Ihs -.'..un ni _opeala that tbei ls ao exi -til)*.' law to pre
Yent furb lltt-rHnt (tocij-waterlii- operations un Uiohp
piriieini ed li- tiie t?*it*_r.ip i oom pan iee. be it
litsoirat, I noi ths -;??? il Committee ob Ballraad
Ti.iiiopoi iatio i of iiiin Caaabee be ami ih hereby n
quested t'i i i-|.ori at a sabeeqaent tn etlnfl of the Cnsm
ner wtmt Bsssudiuenta io ox.-ninii; iatv? .ir.: Brrcasarj to
Sheck thu tirovtini; evil.
The Committee on Harbor and Shipping was re*
que-teti to report as to what teaislation i> nu*
by Con-greso or the La**E_slati*tre of New-York to pre
eerve the integrity ol New*Yot_ Harbor.
CHISHOLM TULLS HIS STORY.
In the Chisholui murder trial at Newark]
dav, John Chisholm, the prisoner, testiiieil tiiat he
had lovell his vane, and h ttl never beaten or mal?
treated ber. On the dav nt tin* nurdi r be bad been
drinking hard. "I walked up to the wiudow wfa re
Lot ttl [ dim wifej wits -utting at IbeeBwing-macbine,"
be b.iid. "Kile, ber sister, waa b'anding by ber. I
said,'Hello. Lott." SbeSB-d, 'Hello,John.' I nani
' Vdu have mad.-aiiot lui t-haj-ge ; von are Stuart.
Hie Maid, '1 don't know.' 1 Haiti 1 would go and
See where her mother had pone, itu 1 knew she made
tr.iUoie when 1 wita lhere. When I went back to
the wintlow Lottieaasr tbe pistol in my pocket-, tbs
pocket beiug torn, ami rt!ie taaitl. ' Klla. BS bal Bot it
Eistol.' 1 taia, 'Lottie, you know tbal 1 aoala not
?um you,' and laid the pistol on tlie Wind0W**sill.
I turned ar..iniil and slit- iliad*** h Krui) to get it ami I
tried to K? t il, and iu the hcufll,) it went ..ll. 1 then
run away."
Continuing he said that ho did not know that his
?wite was shot, and when arreetod be thought it ann
on the oltl th.inri-. Ha* bad taken tbs pistol to pio
hect hiuiseif BSalast hil father-iu-lavtr.
LOOKHfa afti;u mi*: cuildren.
The Hoard ol Duet lorn of ihi New ion. Society
tor the I'leveiit.on ni I malty IO I iltlieu lield itu
reatuiar meetiuir yeaterday, al uh building, Nu. iou
Last I wi-iity-thinl-st.. f-C-maaC. Aeton piemdnig.
Among tboae preaent were Klbndge I, I
\V iili_.ni il. Webb, Miit.-Iiiii lou.sey. William ll.
J-acv aad Nathan c. l-.iy. Snpenntia-deni Jeukma
raported that dorina the live months cndui. -ep
tember 90 toe oomp-alnts reoeired wen l.l m. .inti
tho complaints inTestigated 1 3M>. The
pros cuiei wereShO.aBd lhere were 673 convictions.
Thc chilnreu reheyed and BBut lo private
houses or to institatious were 1,067 ; cared tor anti
Clolheil in Ue< eption Koonin, __0 ; uieals were lur
BKhed in 1,5-0 cases.
Tha Hoard ot Duaoton authorised the president
to lake wnatever BtOpi be toiisiilcretl be.-t to eui,,r. S
the law rt'i-iiiatiuf- ibo mauuiaciur-t ol cigar, iii
triieineiit-hoin-'ts. The preHioeiit ann OOUnsei Ol tin*
BOOiety were ulao directed io prepate amt present to
tbe Lg si at ure au act covering ibo subject ol etu
ployiug cbilurcu iu factor] a.
rmrcBAL of bbah admiral bauds.
The funeral of Heir Admiral JoHliaa, K. Hands,
who died at Baltimore ou I in-day, took pla
fit. Ann's i'mtestant Episcopal Cuurch, Uiooklyn,
weet sid a J af.ornoon. lue coftin, aranped in tue
Abbariana Aba was borne down tao Bare ol tnt* church
on the shouitiers oi six eat lom from tlie receiving
Bhip Colorado and placed in front of ihe chancel.
The pall-bearers weie Commodore John H. U pah ur.
Capiaiua Edward E. Potter. Hichanl W ilea tie uuu
W. A. Kiiklauit, 1'etcr C. Corueli, ik-jauiin _ilii
man. Jeremiah Rulllvan and Judge Russell, of Strut
ford. The eemoos were conducted by the Key.
Charles IL Baker, assisted by toe Rey. Stephen H.
Cranberry. Among those present were George 3.
Puffer, president of tho Atlant 0 Junk. Brooklyn ;
ex-Mayor John W. Hnnter aud Henry Waring. The
burial was at Greenwood.
TIIE TE ABOUT EDUCATION FUND.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THK TRUST EKS.
B-nSPACTOET itr.PtiBTH?OOEO-EM TO BK hnrnkh
EOE AN -PPROPBIAIIO**".
Thetrusteos of the I'eabody Education Fund yea*
lerday Bniahed the work nt their annual meeting at
ino Futh Avenue Hotel. The IrEBtBBS i res?
ent wcro the president, Robert C. Wir
tliiop, of Boston: Theodore Lyman, of maana*
Cbusettei A. H. H. Stuart, of Virginia: William
Aiken, of South Carolina: ex-President Qraat, ex
Prcident Hayes, (ienenl Henry R. Jackson, nt
Georgia] Judge T. C. Manning, of Louisiana; Chiel
Justice Waite, 'jishop Whipple,of Ilinneaotai Ham?
ilton Flab, Anthony J. Drexel, <>f Philadelphia, and
the treasurer. Samuel Wetmore, ol this city.
President Winthrop called aiteution to tho fact
tint the time of tho trust, as ooo tem plated by Mr.
Peabody had nearly half expired, and that
thus far the work of tho trustees
h.td boen carried on so Batisfactorily
.is to need no supervision. The system ol normal
schools, and especially the plan ol placing KM)
Boholarehipa at the University of Na-.li
ville, Tenn., had proved BUOOOflflful | but the
Statistics of illiteracy were alarming and
no private benefaction, how. vcr liberal,
could be expected to do tho wt ru. National aid
was neoeaaaiy to meet this grc.it exigency. Ho ex?
pressed ihe hope that the State, of Mississippi and
Florida, which had failed to pay the interest OB the
principal of their bonds held bv the Peabody
Fund would awaken to then best Intonate in tbe
matter, lie slated that a memorial bad bee pre?
sented to the board on behalf ol Kentucky, asking
fer the .liliiiissinn of that Slate into the territory ot
the Board's oiM-iiitions.
The report of ihe g.-nerti I Brent, Dr. J. L. M. (ii itv,
showed tbe distribution ol the fund for narira]
schools, public schools, tho educational Journal,
te ,fliers' institutes and the NusW vii In scholar
ships. No ttp-iiopriiitiou was mad" for nor?
mal -schools in Arkansas, Florida, Louisi?
ana. Mississippi. Snub Carolina ami
North Carolina, tho amounts received by the re*
spectiTS Si.-ttes wen-: Alabama, $5.775j Arkau*
-ns, -rl.u.".'..; Florida, B_.925j Georgia, tpti.OOOi
Louisiana, 82,120; MiBBiasippi, (4.400; North
Carolina W.380j Bout!) Carolina, $4,225 j
Tennessee, 112.000) Texan, 913.600; Virginia,
$4,126; West Virginia. $3,1001 the total Inoome
of the fund baing$71,175,
Lr. Samuel A. tireen waa elected secretary ol the
Iv-T.r.l le plaeo ol George P. Rueeell. Witb thia ea
Caption the ollieers svlio have Mired iltirinu' ttie *MM|
vem were ra-elected. The htaadiog Ucitnmittees
wera til eontiBMd and tbe racatior in tbe Kxaeutie
t tiaaaiiilt iee riiiiseil liv tin-) tleatll of Sm geon-lienei i!
liarues was Ulled hythe u|>i>ointuieui of Judgi"
M K Dm it- . Smith Carolina.
A coiuti itee eonaiattDH of Qonerai Orant. Mr.
B* uart, il H'abop Whipple reported a sn ita hie
tribute . raapeet lathe memory sf the late Gen
aral Barnea.CB'bich was adopted. General Barnee's
aa lr nsl-e aaa filled by tbe elco Uoo of e_
litava inor Porter, oi Tennaaaee
ii . - were taken tor the pn entation of a
rial to Congrsou nrglog aa appropriation by the
General Government to aidedo atioi .uti* Southern
Btatea. 'Alien Ibe Btamoriel was_ret agreed npon
popular st'titiiiient \mis agalnal lt, bot now in tbe
opinion ol tue Hoard suth .. obange bad taken p .iee
among the people as to warrants renewal*
movement.
HO DELAYS ON lill: BRIDGE.
SB-IVA- OF A SAN' KHAN. ISi fl t.l.ll'?V.UAI Mil.
-MAIlilN' HIlNiv- ni ll.
Another day of Bnrcestful rail eros
the bridge was recorded yesterday. Tbe travel on
Wednesday amounted to $1,1 ld $187 fr.des*.
tn ana, "rTint fr..tn t!i" railway, and $-50 from
vehicles Tbe ears were run during tba morn ina
ami ar en rag hours yesterday al three-minute inter?
data without any delay, ulm if tin* iiinie demand
it th it -eli'tlule will o<* maintain' ti Ihrougho
whole lime from ii a m. i" 1- p, m. Nearl) sil Itu
I are now fl ted wilta sbeaveeof leatbei
ami robbei iel on edee, ns th toe hare been fooud lu
practice the moti durable. Superintendent ??'
returned from bis 111;> t-? Chicago, bri g.na with
lum a gnp ol tba Ban 1 rani is o p
lt waa plat ed on the plat form on
the right h.nd side of tbe Brooklyn ?'
and ma y persona *.nv it tami.mit comprehending
tbat it w is the -p*jp a noni w biota io much bad been
?aid. it conaistfl ol a pair of powerful clamp*
worked by a hu pe leter, andi! lakes tbe firmest
kind of a nold ot thi'-e ieei of o ible. It la lined m
? iib brass, aud lbs c ible v. ara 't. s
du nv wi.nt Wonld be rtjinv il--n' t*' i .? '^ work
nn the Bride Tbeeable eutedeepsroovei In lbe
braaa Mr Martin saul to a Tbibcmb reporter:
" I ii >ugLt it because the ti ? ?! ::.
For tnv own part, I think it far Inferior la?
the grip ol Colonel Paine. It posse*?en enor?
mous etrengtb, and it must beenormously bard on
the cable, whlcb il bas always a tendency to st rand
?tint is, it ? *.*r..11? i ti.tbeeable, .\ bi u
ibis occurs Cn- unii h.is been kno? n to become la-i
and osnnot be taken off, and there ia great d (Acuity
In coming to a atop lo remedy this -_u ingeuinnn
device has been added hy the Ch to the
original grip invented for tb. Clay-at, road in Ban
francisco. By tb i st rai
sidawiss from ihe .'rm and tbt n i h bra iee . an ^t"i>
ir without difBcalty. Tbe system u nut such
armina success al Chicago ai people here
imagine, faaw a breakdown iin*r.- thai stopped
thirteen trains., and tbe firs! train bad to be inn.ed
fm waul viii h horses. I'bry have the same difll
with uhfuve*, thai we hare, and they bare u
that has proved as Hutu, as our robber
and leather strips iel on edge. When
we get fairly going we fthall beat ili'iuli.*.
bot we bi v.* ;i;. mn trouble al the outset. They
only ir" iii miles an ie un* in tbe eli v. and we go len
and may ??? mon*, tnougta I would not ad nee it.'
nel Paine looked witta ure.it complac. ney nt
the arooreacut in tbe brass aneaves. "li mnal lu*
bard on tbe cable," he murmured with a tm-u ot
satiafactioB. To the reponei he said: lean -u
not tittil- about it. because of my position. I dui
vi. glad uiii ii I--lin.', however, and I bope tbat
it 11 who are tl iu-a ti-lied wilta the working of my gnp
will applj to the trustee-* foi leave to come uer
and study U, 1 bare do lear of i he reault.''
WHAT THE LA.NKl.L'S WILL I?.M USS.
'I be annual Convent! rn or the Aroenc in Banki i -'
ABSociatiou will be held at the Masonic temple,
Louisville, Kt>, on October 10 sod ll. The cor
rettpoiidings cretan', Dr. <>eorge Mar-dund, of tin
city* given tbe following points i Im* in-t day's
session will be opened witb an address by tb ? p
tleni, George s. ia.e. It will treat of tbe currency
and tbe bank ins ayetem, tbe l> nerita tbey have con
len. <i tm ino country and tbe neceaaity uf
perp tnating tbeae b, ne,its in nivugtueu
mg the foundations on which
both the bankin..' system and tbe
great movements of commerce and inda A nam
lui ni rep ii*- will be presented respecting tbe prog?
ram of tbe refunding ol tilt- |.lilllie Drill, (he l.i'Hil
growth of tue bunking syntetu in the Bou\b ano
West ;i il main ol bet financial topic***, one ol the
most tinpot taut being on ihe causes ana prevention
ot iin.ii.ii.il parnta. One ol the olde t bankers in
Kew i<uk iiiv will propoae tbal the same means be
adoped to give elaatfeity to tn* currency in ps
aa have been ;ni"!>iet! nv Un* Bank ol England
the I'eel la -I si a ll-'ll "I 1 - 17. Illllal I lu pl 11 V. Ill*-ll I
in tbe American banking sveieiu will bs diecuoaed,
und _lr. Linden berner, ol Louisville, and others
troin the U e-t will ofter resolutions and nen vt t ad
dreasee on tbe subject,
. in tin- M-rouii day rteveral Interesting expedients
for improving iiieic.Hillie credit, et-pecialiv iii the
Som lt and Weat, will in* oonaidered. A substitute
loith bankrupt law will he proposed bi George
ll. Davie, ol Kentucky, Ibis pian has h-en ma*
tared after s prolonged conference between Mt.
Davie and otbei eminent lawyers, bankers and
merchant-. Ii proposes to enhance the facilitieti
for a flow of capital between lei,iiets and borrow
els, .ilitl ttl lOWer tbe I.tie Ol Hil- I lt, e?|ic
eially in the West and Bomb, by ranou*.
meauaj me ben.- lbe abolition ot preferenct
exemptions and other pmvtleies granted deliiora
by Btate learielation. Iheae pnv.leget Mr. Davie
proposes to piece nuder tbe eon roi ol < os
w Uv never they operate againai creditors resident in
lbe Mate. A draft ol a law co Ten ii g Hil a rtoini Ina
been prepared, and it lu believed thal tbe adoption
of lt Will dO III Ut* ll lor Hie rei Iimi at inti iii Maul li !?! ii
industry, sines its cbiel warn is capital al moderate
rates ol inteieaia rho discussion ol tbe financial
ami Industrial condition ol tbe Boutb, aacoune. led
witb un banking developmenta, will occupy tue
chiei part ol tue second day.
Tlie iieiititjiiiir eis ol ihe association will be open
ai the Galt Hones, Louisville, to-monow,
NATIONAL GUARD Noll -.
The aemhere ot tbe 09tta Regiment paraded In
fatigue iiiiitoiiu at the artiiuit la I evening (or
preparatory inspection. About ;i."io men were
present undir c oloi el .lum s t ayanagb, and they
made a fine appearance. The regiment will be in
ipeeied hy BngadispOeneral riu.ip ll. iin_es.
luspeotorOeneiai, onTuseday,aaa mb] ng al tue
armory at ll a. a-aad marcuioa thence io G
ernor"a Island, where tbey will have a drill aud
parade.
Ihe 47ih H iritiiiut held a reception at it- Armory
at Oraad and fourth sta., Brooklyn, laat ereuing,
to ceieiirate tho laying ol the onruer-Btone of tbe
new armory ou Hie aile of the old Union 11-11
Grounds.
Company K.71M Heulment, liehl its "atag-*
puny on nedneeday erenlng The compsny quar?
ters wore oro woad and ibe new eaptara. Rouen A.
Mi Teiison, Waa euthustaaticaliy reoeived,
Kiloit. are making io recruit assn foi the raeaal
f_ompany I. SUid kfaguaent, and a uumber of
name** have been tn-curi-d already f<-r Uta in |eet
This will make up tbe mai iui ii in uutnber ol
panie*, in this lommand.
Tbe __l Ktgimeui will parade in fati-iiue tlresa
uud marchiug oidor al the ur moi y al ll _,. lu. to
day, nnd precee-1 by boat from the foot of Weat
Twentv-thir.l-st. to ('ovemnr-a Islind for annual
insnection and muster by -sacral Hriggs.
Tho 8th Kemment will be inspected at Prospect
Park next Monday.
THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE PASSAIC.
The last River and Harbor bill passed bv Congress
contained a provision for the survey of the Passaic
River from the Dundee Dam. two or three miles be?
lo tv Patereon. N. J., to the heart of that city, ?nd
snrveiorsare at work on tbe river at Paterson
taking BOaadiotre and milking estimates. The river
is now navigable os far up aa Passaic. The r-cw
.leiH.'v LefrialatUTa many yenrs ano granted a char?
ter lo tbe Dundee Water Power and Lam! Company
allowing it to erect a dam at Dundee, between
1'assaic aud Paterson. A suit instituted by pmpert -
owners sIoiir the river is now pendini* in the
Supreme Court to compel the company either to
remove the dum or by means of their canal to make
tin* river navigable, on the ground that the furni-li
ingol navigation waa a condition of tho -grantlng of
tin* charter. Il the piouertv-owuers win tbe fit*ht
tu the courts the Dundee Company will bave to
make the river navigable to a point where tbe con?
templated oiiet.iiioii-s ol' the Uovernment woui.l
begin, and Ile re would be continuous navigation
from lido-water to the heart ol the city of Patersou.
HOME SEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVAL".
Fifth Aitnur Until? I'lemtli nt Arthur, ?_?
-overnor rttooiaaA, -endrtcka, ol intii-um; tee H"t>.
el Jtilin Bra.tlriek. M. I'., of Kiiglmi'l. <'ongT.-H-iii.in
Jonathan t baa . ol ninnie Uland, ami samuel A. Oreen,
ut Bosioo.Buskin ham Hotel?3ttan\e? awpfcen J.
rn ,,i nf the United States Hu* reine Court....Mtta-Torm
Hotel?Qn*rtnrtaa*iet-Q*atnA B. B. Bolabird, U. ?*. A....
Grand J-bW-General t li uinoev McKeever, O.B. A....
Hotel BrnnauHeh- lin* Hon. Charles Bamaay. ol??**>?*?
laad.I mun ttruarellotel-JoUii Hoyle O Reilly, of
A
?runnritk Hie Hon. Charles Ramsay, of
.I ititiii Hi/mire Uotel-Jouii Hoyle O'Rell
Hoi to u.
WHAT IS GOING OH TO-DAY.
Anuri elm Jockey Club races at Jerome Part*.
Annual Inspection ul 2*_d Beglasent nu OoveiBorB
Iv eui ive ronitniitee of Bepablleaa Plate C.unuilitoe
ill I Kill Av. lilli* llolel.
Boberu'a examination la .m. Kaon ease beforaJta-ge
ltiiirelt.
Meeting of Tammany General Committee.
Board of Dtreeton of Prteoa AasnotaiiaB in Bona
BrnnswicK.
( a.ia.in r's itiqii' st on Unlit'" niiinl.-r C "e.
l.iiiie-a' lawn lennis loarnamenl al Mew-Brighton, h. i.
yanera! ot Dr. Uttut i. We-racr ut Ila ??'-? Baal anna
leeatB*aW, 1 9. as, _
NEW-YORK CITY.
Sophia Hanck. njre eleren. wm run over r< ?ter?
na*- bj a fanners wagon, and instantly killed, the
ah iver un- .ni'' led.
Tbe Immisranl arrivals at f' urtle Garden yeeter
tiitv ivie ti:.*,', ni which 632 were hy Um Belgenland
iuni 7 by tm* -aovrta.
Siniill 1.11 s blowing balla <>f potty tbi
tune*, at |..i?i-i?b un- ii some wbat novel and se*>
itiii* street nuisaut s Inst now.
l'n" flat pole erected yesterday un th.* Produce
r.xeli.iur.' I'.-vet 1. nioeti tee! long and its dla
ut the liol lom ia ix ie. n luefa
1 ,. \ * 1 1 qi able in ut.ne - Company
and the Fe pin's I'm- Insurance Company ur.- mern'
hers ol lbe lari- A-aociaiion ol I ir.* Underwriters.
in' -Bl iirit.i'iNti.
'.v 1-11 tbe nen Jefferson M ul. 1 goes ft 1
slowly, The walls are completed, bul ibe roof and
Interior will nol tie nutation for a moo.hormora.
si. mi ?. ji v.11 i:v rm M ni-- 1 Mrioi 1 h.
William li. Norna, ai u ol Fla bn ih,
L. I., s.i - loekt ?! ui' .it I'**..'.* Heai 4 uar lei - ,
. '.ute. tl with pilfering ann les worih
ii in fer, 11. 1.Ins..11, a jeweller at No. _!0
Muiileiiliuie.
? 1 OR Pl 111 ** <; Ali 1 ' UL
I ni riolatin bo Sanitary Code bj rs ll sadol*
ia 1 it* u rn,Ik lb iii, Me..1. of N.i. '-"-'."i --
iuni Adolph >ie.11 ue 1. oi No. IT.' I'.i 11 it .t.. red*
1 ? ? -..wir* im' ? ? 1 tbe 1 hui 1
nf Sp-ela I >e suns VeM!--rii;lV.
*..ii a UBI 1: u I'M" r Ol 1 h.m 111 iv : .
*? o'.I I
which conn 0 Ihe peter Cnopei Monument
le penni wai seen. 11
--tl'i ii't-r .uni in.-ie'.H nil. matches and Can*
impleted ll
ibe bOX.
Albert siitimati"!. <-i N . 1 IU U
l .;. ml
? bis emill.>t er's
1
>uu 1 ii tu hie rears In tbs lit sm*
ploy ei wm 1 iiotn.is Herman, ol
a Moth, n 1 i.N-t'in i' nv *. .it nv.
fn the 1 use ot Anim .1. M'-iihiimi, rboon
Bepterabei l_ waa ran orel ami killed bj a si
in neal Inr parenta1 house .it No. 550
Ilfh ?' , ll Cl reliefs jilli lr m|i (1
M i.-i. Si 1* in iu-- n for pei iii-I tina the child tn po o
. ., ? rated ti"* drivel of tbe
vt hide.
mi:-. m i wai: i's SBBVAWTB qt'ABBBttlwa
William I'. Km 1 th, bbc six * imo, wno said
he li ol been in tin- em pi* \ ni Mrs, a. I. Stewart i"t
* 111 tl,a* .1' l!'*r-"!l .Nalll I Lilli
: lil v W IB eh tl Ji 'I \l lill a--.I lill liv .lt il 1 ll Ml lue.
of No. '-'.'it Wi st 1 lill'v-llllli-st.. Wbo hail Iii eu em
ployed bv lira. Blower! lot -ix montbi 1
Duliv held .Smith in |300 t'lil.
I IPP-'a Bat li A I I nt l-l Q
1 7th H nt bund will ai 1 I \ ?? hers 1
r"\v flinn Louisville. Kv, v. her." it hus li ul it -lie
ii'-s.nl 111 nu '.ie me nt ol int v-'wo dava nt tbe Koo tb*
ana Espositton, Baud maa ter Cappa baa tiern pre*
. iv tb? exposition cl.i. with an elaborate
gold ni'd.ii. and bj tbe titi/, ina ot Louiaville with
1 _old-noaut*d c ina,
Mi-\ei"ll'.i" 1 Ml- .. ko***i v.
Ni. H, Thomas, age uineteen. ol Na 171 Msdiaon
-'.. I ii "..kit 11. .1 1 iel ii 11 lbs em plo) ul m.- VVinehea
ni L'e m. ii im* Anus Company, at No. ill l ulinn -
St., Ul tb'* 1'i'lnli- Pol. loll!! \es|.nl.i, v. 1 .
? ?I witb appropriating to bia own nae sums of
iiiiiiii-v belougiug lo tin- liiiu iiutrregatiog 1
1200, lie ?.i- nehl Im ttiiil 1 ,
A Ni w f"Hill D <\i it"l IO CHUB 11.
The eliui'ii ei.una*) ,* 1;(?- southwetd cornel of
Bleeckei ann Downings a. bas lieen inn iii eal by
Kicbard Hortsell from lbe Third I'mv. 1
Se. ii ty. li 1- proposed tbat tbe building aball lie
u-t-.i a ? ti 1 tutored Cati.<? church, lor which pur
i * bi Kan-ell, nf Nt. Joseph's Church, be?
queath. 'I i" Mt- Borteell 'he nun ol (130.000.
i-M-ltmi. nv III- 11:111 -1:11*.
John MeManna, 1.s-eunviet. wbo waa found
u 11 oded bj ibo trousers fi uni fence in the rear
ol'11 linllai" 111 1.nihill-.ive. shortly aller the on ai?
li mi 01 tbe bullee had ut ird a poi* ai tbeii
lints, 11!,*.1 lei! guilt*/ yesterday In tbeCouttof
General iSensions to an attempt .11 -malary au
* t| tn t .- aa veil rt Ililli BIZ UH Ul' ll a IO ill'- Male
Pi ison.
MU I V M ' AllnS HIV I'UtAltl".
Ne word baa b? a n Delved bv either lbe lli-t .ii
eu 1 .-na i.-i v or the 1 h.un I. 1 of Commerce from Oot
eiinu < level.iii'l signifying in. intention lo
order g parado of tbe National __ard on tbe cen?
tennial celebration ol Evacuation Day kn tots ci ty.
lohn Austin bteveus said last n ghi thal be et
1 to hear from tbe Uovernor within tl
five *
DIBCMABOI D UI1I 1:1 Alini -ii i).
Edward Lobell 1 ir .lu mes Faulkner, who ia aeettaed
rn 1.M-iU'.' 1 .li.iii nu ?*_Htl in liiisini, Kiieland, and
whose extradition is aougbt by the BriUabl ousul,
w.t. i a ii lu'.is vi -ier un bl Commie
sinner < .-bom on the w irranl originally utsued, bm
??mis kaunediatolj rearreBteil on a warran 1 Issued on
11 eomplaiol eontaiuing Inlier particulars el tim
ofteuee charged.
? -I I'll tts PBBSOVfl I!' MAMU la.
Qnatave littler, a raeaeenger, age oineteen, and
Henry Carlton aod William Michaela, who were
.mes i.i bb "sneoicions persons" ou Wedneeda*/
iiiijiit, were remanded to ti,a* ene ni Inapttetoi
Ii\in sal Police Headquarters yesterday. Infor?
mation concerning the 'rsuipici<>ns " e as ref na ai in
the Detect.Ye Bureau, Inn it waa said thal tbe pn
oners probably would be discnarged to-day from
lack ol i-v.ii'-i 1 e aaainai ibam.
A MAB lull "A llnM AIKKN Was BOBDOlt-B,
Ai linn ia,.se,i.n i, wbo waa charged with keeping
a disorderly bouae in Eliaaoetfa H., pleailed tniilty
vesterday rn tbs Court -ii Urner-l -oaaions, His
li ".in-m.ni :t 1 tit hi. .an e,i .v..- David ... Aiken w Im
?a- .min ii d alter an invcsti-*aiioo into tbe a'fiatrs
ullin- r.uienii ni hanns mema uta Arreara. I in
iiieiii was lorletted on Aiken's arreat, Kyaeilorl
waa .ti lo wed un-i) tue uiiiiei suspeuaioo ol seutence,
us it appe.iu ti ih.it ho bini g.veu up his liliuai
bii-iii
l.iiP.i,- ni* I III NI W 1 111 1 iiMI'ANT.
A meeting of the directors ol t in- mtv eat) com?
pany whs inld \e terday afternoon, and anning
pre ?' ni were W .ll am K, \ inoerhilt, Willi.nu
Jay, l'n.li t.i k Urunaon. W. VV. Cryder, feaiiug
Gill, W, I'. Ki a 1 ?-? ni un 1 (ra Brown. 1'he spa-citic-f
tiona "f two new e?ba were approrad, and it was
il. ti il* tl io adopt ami copvrigbi a tliatmctivs trade*
iu.iiia. the design 01 which ?.is accepted, u waa
staled tii.it me tnie iii llOiaia Eyerson A. Brown's
livery stable plant bad BBMMd into the con?
trol ni tin- cab company.
Youno mt- Trna ro 1.101 du,
The Rev. Dr. Bteptveo ll ryng, jr.. haa I.n in*
vi t .?i by ii 1,11 in ber ni well-known citiaens to lei lure
in tins eily on "l be Social und Bell sinus Couditiou
ol Europe, and Hore I'articuUti* ofPrauce." Among
a no siy neil tin* in \ 11 ai mit were Judges Davis,
Ibu.iv. itui-ieii iimi Vim Hmm, (vms W. Field.
William Dowd. Edward Cooper, W. II. Antoni and
David Danu, v I "id. I be Ber. Dr. Wilbni 1'. Wat*
ki?s, rector of ibe Cburcn 01 the Holy Crwity, lum
extended tba nae ol ins church for the occamoti.
Dr. li ng hu. iii*i eoied 'i.e hiv ital ion. .md appointed
am tr, 1 ii lober 7, as the nata for tbe do
Uvery of tbe if toro.
Munn.1.1. and mu.nu 1 *.\?.i sixowkd in -i-ai..
ILtcbell ami Mnnil war.- advert iced lo appear
iuni box at a sparring exnibition ai "Harry'"
Hill's pi ice resterday attemoon, bot a hen the tune
arrived Hill announced thal tha authorities bad
pro-lbiUii l-tut fioui pulling ou ibo glove- L.t.
two pugilists wer<) present, however, and .Tarry
Hill banded to each an envelope in the presence o
the spectators, ann proolaimeal aloud that it wss i
larpe monev-gift from some benevolent individni
who did not wish hie name known. The envelouei
lt was learned contained the stakes which the twe
pugilista had deposite.J with Hill lor tho recen
" hippodrome " at Flushing.
BBOOKLY-f.
The drowned nody of a man about twenfy-'ivf
years of ago, five feet eight inchea in height, with
brown hair nnd mnsfa<he. and .IreMsed like a la?
borer, was found iu the Buttermilk Channel yester?
day.
Oorffe A, Pevoe, age thirty, of N'o. 400 [.road
way, an engineer, was arrested last evening foi
enticing into his room Currie Behnxsd, bbb four.
teen, an orphan, of unsound mind, who lived ia the
house, and outrttgenusly assaulting In r.
A team of horses driven hy William Vtelns, nf No,
190 Barrow-el, rfew-Tork, and attached to a coach,
ran away af Bedford and I'utuaiu aves., hun even?
ing, while reiuruin*. Iron a funeral. Steins was
thrown ott hy n collision with a truck and badly
Injured. Ihe fore wheels of the eoaoh were torn
nil, hut the occupants wein not hurt.
At a meeting of the Society of Old Ilrooklvnites
las) evenitii*. C. 0. Letgfe read a paper upon letn
peratiee topics, .'.s the next meeting will be OB
November 1, lbe two hundredth anniversary adi the
tliifeot tin- formation of Kines County, lt waa tlo
cnieii todiacnaa that topic al that time. Thean.
nnil sermon before tbe BOeioty will be pr ached by
tbe Kev. Dr. J, Q, Butler on November _."?.
Efforts ure bein- made hythe Bedford Avnue
Beformed Church, fruin which Ihe Kev. E. s. Porter
recent!] re-dgned, to secure as ins successor the
Rev. Dr. Joseph T. Duryea, ol Boston, who was
formerly pastor of tbeClaason Avenue Presbyterian
Church in Brooklyn. Ii is asserted tbat Dr. Duryea
would be glad to return to Mn.t-.klyn if his church
lu lt -Inn Will COIl.-'.etit to his leaving lt.
_EB8?1 CITY.
Hoary D. Garratt- tba yoong lawyer who was
ai rested on Ineeday on a charge of having terned
seven cbeckeaggregating $1,000, made a full con*
f *--i " . und iv. is c. iiin Hilted to the eu un'.y
j.tii for trial.
The ex.iiiaiii;)'ion in th" "as? of John W. Rowan,
wbo ts charged with having abandoned his wife
after, it is alleged, he bad aeouted her by a nook
marriage, waa continued resterday before Judge
ll.ivis. The defendant fe.iiliiMl that he had ue-.tr
liv d with Miss Hattie Wacner, tbe complainant.
hitil never man i< tl or preteiidt il to marry ber, ano
timi in-ilul not know and bail inver teen tbe two
per-ai'iiM whose n,mit? a are signed to the marriage
certificate,
NEW-JERSEY.
Pa i ? K-.i-a-.- An examination waa reid <>n Wed
ij tn nil a vacancy in tbe United Mates Naval
Academy cauaed by the expuiaioo Un hazing of
Cadet E. P, Iieriboii, representing tbe Viii nm
t nf New-Jersey, There were six
:i lapin*.i ti is. a .I whom two failed to i>as.s i be me heal
a Min,m.ii :t.h. Lloyd C.. 1.Tiller**.'m. age foorteen and
ii n.iii. of ii.ii ken-.u is. waa tin* sncceasiul caudi*
ii.u.*.
M 111?'av.?Martin O'Brien, of Routh Ambo*/,
inn k tm the head a thal irge bottle by i!."
ol tbe lirliish steamer Amethyst, boomi ir..ai
I.o nb.ti to ?-uaion which pul in to boob Aui boy
\e-i.-i.|iv lor a cargo ol coal, < >* I'. rn-ti r oeived i
rous wound and doubts are entertained ol
Ins ive ii li.- -i. uni r was on the point ot I av
ing port, and no arrests were made.v tbree*
vear-olil i nahter ol u I i im drown, oi Ited Hank,
fell in the Shrewsbury River snd narrowly escaped
being tir-iv. i iv. 8lie i a ly
im 11. ? ol Life Saving buttou No, A.
LONG l-l.AM).
Lom; Islabd City.?Tbe Merman residents are
pl' *P H l .al ." l*l .ell.. Ile ll* \ I ."-. 11 ll I ll UV tllO tWO ll ll 11
l.lllllil .III', . a'Pill Ot l.ljllll.lll -
low ll, I
ling leo -ni- imi toning,
tbal ia -ni',' md to be eoutagions, bu lopeerad
nun.in: Imntes, .1 mies W.I having loel three raia*
>lts wubin a few ds s.
Jaibsica.?< a) i iiiaiui.i have been made i" the
unsl a tn in a ho has been
prut* ling ah nd anuoyiug
a Monday even in I, giv
e name ol William liaro-try il. is supposed
insane.1 n>:? ii I. Wiseman aud William
Mi li i in lir.iolii i u ou Min
? i.iv utghi mi -u-,..i'iii ol being burglar*, were
ni Hunt .i befi r. J natka J iy, and held
? .itiei J my.
W KB I CHES! EB < OUH I V.
Pt ii. i iii-un.--In tba eaae ol Werner Bier, who
u is; . i tree on Munday, -i coi
juii | *
/ Rall' 1IO.\ A W LABOE
IiNYl I .ulai')', 'i TUE AMI.Kl A a
Robert P. Poi ? i, the industrial export,
I ope foi Til
Iiiii st., bas 11-ii' il K tupi - real gu ai
a i immense eouci i u, Mr. Poi t- ?
.! ?-.;:. rt 111 i" iwet ti 'i ?? t'ontlneiitai ai tl Ami t
i. .in am kl; i i on ul workers al I
n in im i tiiep .ie rn n ii ii a. .ir
? - afo?natos ii and fill man la the
A l't'i'M HU I l-l I I Fi M'l I'- I'US'I IM-' I -.
.'
I'l ? * * traders gol do i um on lunn Mr.
un im il-li :
i uni i ie t are fretting suli leas, if thal ena be, in nu his
I. i ?, ir mi in a-i. * .1 I., i in in ?. On bia way to nan Ute
iininu Krupp h. i ... il t Un a
va. l-li.lnriieii ... I i. Hi Who :a i-"!i:p.a"i al him, -a I I ??
?ii ui philis ol Ute conversation, lu four
i i timi lu tia 1 tn:au I |MJ ir.-ll III.tl
mluatej lit.*- lo h.i-i.i in mil -jo pet eeui
nnil iii- miii,ii i* if trot kera S3 par cent
Pree traders sra In tbe habit ol keepit.*, lu the back?
ground ii* rliatl truth thal lo* prices are of little inter.
men wini bare money to buy ike eheap tow mo?
lli len. ll a- in ur .a lIi .*il :t il ell I Ile rile, ipr* tl Tins IU
* .. ii og nf Ireiand, aIn re free ;r . i.
baa blighted the Induatrtss of a Whole people Yal ting?
al protection, K"?.i
\ un i i i pi lei ?, m eil knowing thal work I- io be
ti.i I lieu*, inn1 (uni a ii d'- ui ii. in Aim iii ii .mia more
i n.na a dat 'a woi a la i.... I Utbe standard to
i' Iii , niall titi- ls tl,, a . Urilla-.\e la -I.
|i| n!i a 11. ali ill- (l ' tl lil I il il ' ni ai, I ll I it. Vi I ll lill* lit III 1879
I .-li di timmi bas iii ilnl nu* il lin* pruleetlVe pillie!
|,, i.n .uiii 'our | ' , " 1 i "?- .1 li I -i li. i .u in
..'- I illnl.ll ala WSSttftJ pel* l a* ll* Hui ne ||,.,|, I Ili-I Qi
|0 V li Kag ll .1 '.. In .1 ,v i ur f, r,,, i !, , ,
mit .un ? i f.i- in**, i.ini Hie latter lo prosperity. . in- leeeon
. * i. a- nu i nimmie elucidation.
nu; AHERN hit LABOBEtW uri.wauk.
tutm I IIS I I-f.
Mr. Boban P. Port?r, the correspondent
, || N i av V'lHIv l-l tl..-.,-,I I,,,.
Nu.iii Bea into ie un.un, tram wbiob
country ii" ls writing the -nae kimi al i. t
lome from Oreel lirit.uu. His last ons is
from tbe town of Dortmund, an iron rentr of *-n al ini
i..ir .nie., iimi h. tit uv. lt- ,11,01111 people ure, to ii great
. Xl-'.I. ? litp'in fl 1 III" inn .elise ii ? trorkl
utni i i .' ii" ra < ".ii wss dlsoov. i*. ii
In Ilia-liam.ul 111 1800, iimi Irmn tl* *? Kielli
ru..I .mil linn .iiiln-tt las univ be laid In Sate
ir, n* un*. i,,e niilei Internet of Mr. Porter's
letter Irom this place ins In the sebeda.f wages
leer \ i il in lum workers eoni lined In lt, rbe polio) of
li.(m.ii* K 'ns -ii ..iii* j '*, h.-, tin nu.-li necessity, been tn
Hu* t.l.. 11 '-a iaf pi..ia*??* i.m. An a consequence the eon
dinon of ti" i o*workers im* Iroproi il; lu England,
nu ne- i.tii'-r band, their sondltioo haa been growiug
rtiir-e. us ii nanum kelp I i prod
acta are exi uoetl from those eouutriei w tuc it were once
bal b-?*: e 1--..UI' ra. itlaonlj ueeeaaary io preeeul lueae
flit. IO AlDC 'r Ul il .met- na l.Viliee llla-lal t ll.it t taair
lillipilli .-Ililli a.'alll-t tin elie,ly labor Ol iaift p. lita
ill ll pr.al'a Lie lill-ll. _
AMERICA- AMD "CONTINENTAL WOllKINiiMIJN.
ir,oo I ht Bootoo I rot llrr.
Bj fin th.' moat interesting par! ol
Mr. ' Porter's Essen letter is ta..ii in which
ia- iiuta-i in- un- i \. in, in t of tin- borne
Hie nf Un- workers employed lu Krupp's worka.
I lie\ I|\ .* fm Hie lu "-I pint in ,i i ul aaav ul small dwell
!n- iimi pahs ni il ie ur tin* wm:,s tm tai-'ii around, and
ibaded with avenues of tiers. The conclusion inn
TCIIU HI '- en ri* pu ni. 1.1 drews freai Uta vlsll tn I * . I n
in mat, nu tin* whole, ike German iron-woraers arabel
ter oil tuan their brethren in lae Euitliah'
lliili-uaai lt 111 _ districts. " Uni." tie Bat US, "even
iii a place lin* Kneen, w tilca is boots tbs average, nure
Isa marked difference between tin* Continental und
American workingman, snd tbe ettndlilou el workers
In le il 111 liol e. imp, ire j il ll ll" I ,| Condition of
tin* ai i-.iii ni -mil tn.u*' ? a- Johnstown and Pullman lu
om owe conn ry." Nevertheless, t s 0-ermati iron*
iniii-a setter "ii Hun Wey wen- a tew i eats
alr.ee, and loeb* nonunion ia iteo-iij improving, lin*
pi ? ? ,i ..*. t > al 1. ....inti their own adrauoewent h_vo
Koie along iiunti in ininti.
il A MB E is I lt lt HU ESC hi.
MittVTU 1 ?; t.ii-H',
Boa rlwiCDli M-tnii.lit! ABB sett s a. lo)-*lS|B*AfI h
ll|..,l Ha' ll SB 1 l-a'ir.
_. w._atmavHoaa rn mi. tot. lanni. lOitSt -sUflsta 0 12
fVJC-?Beear Bom IO.SIi Bot. Istsaa. linn, ian .... u j*,
FOSEIGB 8TEAMBBA DOE AT TBI8 PORT.
TU.-a i
frat'. uno,
Holl?ad.i.i miii ni..N-iiaiitiu
.^-ainii a* mu.Paola. Sau
'|"ii?il .MnsUH.tin-ai S\
.....i.n. ii.iini . luniaa
ThiagraUa-. I Tulstlanaanil.T_?art?ia
MAI PBX) AY, t" i ? I'i'.ll tl.
? t..:. .Nelli .Aiu.r
.Urarpeol._ n ati.,!,?i
Oermantc.Urtn-oooi.wini.- Star
??"in (ia.ll-in loira.' .llamli.. A i
M'.N'li.s V. ...KjliKil 7.
baller . .Ht?*meti.N. n. I.IBsd
-.1. . .1.1*. Cl (Maali.Allllllir
-ll-tl-al.-.iaiVC-VU-t.t.taiOU
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.THURSDAY. OOT. 4. 188!
Alt lt VB.)
^framer Assyria!Br), Brown. Genoa An? 16. Naplesao,
Leijtiom -^0. Deni, sept h. Mala a 18and tltbraltar 14 u-yn,
wun niii-e i-ini uiKKeniierstii Henderson Bros,
h tea mer Hnnvla .tieri, Fal?.zoo. li um lit) itt Kept ID and
Harri* 'Ai, wttit tnist. aod pssaerj-ers to Knnhanlt A < o.
Stsaraer lieiuenland (Beito, stokes, Antwerp li! days, wltb
mrta- anti psaitencer- to Peter Wright 4 Bona
-t.-iituer Jesae ll Fireman. Snrtenaon. -t Ann's Bar Sept '.'8
and Fort liana '-'fl, wini md*e Frank Br s Co
tsta-merTallahassee, t'lniier jvauuah ai _ lays, with malse
ad' |tasseni(erM la Henry \ onge. Jr.
?ateaint-r nap,dan. Oloyer. M eat Point, Va, with mdse to
Ola! Dominion SS ' a
Htaaraai ui,i Dian alon. Walker, Kiehtnonil. ''Ifr Pom* and
Ni.rlnik, with niala.t anal ptM-u-nfsr.iM ' .lil Dominion t-s '"a
"steamer (Jen Whitney, ila.lett, iontou, with mdse to ll F
Dina oe k.
Hark Condtirtor mt Wintt-or. NS), Hlcln-ner, Bristol 41
dat*, .a Ballan loO W Hartam.
Hntr Robert Dillon, Btr_ord, Perth Amhoy, in ballast to
Kvins, Hall * fo.
-.?in riuiitiin Moue Bri. sanford. Windsor. N-S. 8 days,
with Dlanter to ti A .I ll Meyer; ves_ei to J F WMtuev- to.
UL'NbBT? Wltni-t ?onar linos, moderate, NW;olouiiy.
At i ny Uland. Ilitlit. NW; clear.
Arnveti rassama*
tltSStaST titan Si TTtlSTSsrS fltll Uraos. (Hasttow ReptCl
anal Lalum8-3, willi uniao anal pa-seugDi'S lo Ausliu Baitiwiu
al tt..
l '-. Fl I)
steamer.'ltyof nueatro(Br), Leitch, Uveroool Tia Queens
town 1 timmi s? Co.
T-teiimi-i?eotlaiBr), Corrina I. Halifax, NH, ami St Johns.
NF-st II si.(n) m.
BtBBBinr liilslsrtirrs (Ttrai). OiilTIii, Rio Janeiro?Brasilia
Cotiaiil tlrui-ral.
Meanie' < 'tty ot Alexandria. Tlintnermm Havana and
Mexican ports?F Alexandro it Sons.
BtaamvRoanoke,Coneb, Norfolk, City Point snd Illch
nt'.nd - Did Dominion Ss ( o
-tt.sniH' Kt Knight .Chichester, Georgetown and Alexan?
dria -Thos W WU-litmaii
?atesiinti Wm Woodward, Yoting. Baltimore?J S Krfc.ii**.
PttSMlUT Vnii-rli.i. Miller, Ballimore -Geo ll lilnver.
Ship Ii.r-c.ila Cmle usn. Stewart, Cali alta?Edward
Perry * ? o.
.-lill. Mu tan (liri. Masters, London-J F Whitney *Co.
stilj. lu.tish Amentia Ari, Coa.tiai.-t, Hull-snow di liar
gens.
ultra J II Bdwcis. Plum. AnJIer, Java, for orders?Mayer
Bros A t'o.
Bark Triton t;..|), l.ualwlg, Duueiliii and l.ytileton. NZ?
Mal ar? Qiitieaii.
Uara Mai tuo Clleuto (Ital), fcavare?\ Alicante, Hp-Sea?
ger Hros
Bars Mesa*, nun. T.s_.sob, CTariatlsaa Norway?c To?
bias * rn
Haik \uk* nillir Son. Knudsen. Klainoro or Arondal, lor
oralaii s?lloi'kiiiHiin, ila-rlein t I It
Bark I mata- a, .if, t nw "iii i.-nU'n s*in? * Itnruess.
barb Isase (Ausi). Cettlnao. Flume?Knuth. Kdeeaua
Haiai Lulim itii}. Walsh, t hurioiletown ?i.diuutlou ti- Lin
I eli an.
.'.ai k At antic, l.anfare, Bridgetown, Bermuda?II Trow
111 iilKa-'i
I'.i i?--sr-li Hunter (tiri, Mowry, ht John. NB-Scammell
Bios.
saimii).
sara Oreeea fer Loadoa stat^of ri.-o-xia. Glasgow;
luit. Iii Ha-i ii iiiiiria, llainlaurtr: < Itv of Alexandria, 'lav.
ant .u.i Me*_oan ports Nacoocbce, --v.tau.aiii uoanoke.
Bark Veronica, for iiaauuua*,'. Brig ."-leia, for
Pi a) reno.
?laesailed?Via i^oug lalaad So__d?Bark __Ila Gstta
uti*; a iva tn -i t's Ot >r ?; v -i ( i.
KJ IBIOX fours.
IXmnOW, ' .i I I? ?Tired. Itea inn --tait,and (Hr). lan i.hui si,
fr,.in Montreal ii
. in Hi ? i'll. Isrland I Reim. uo
luiav.g 'min Mew-York nepi ila, on - vi,- . Aut-vdiii.
gao 'o: \.-h ?".
i.iTPiten ob o. t t A rr I vod ste-cntiis Uotarlo Hr, Me ia
lev. ii'.piii Montreal Sept'.Ui Alav_ Ittpao*, Oe Lou.a. * . a
; . ft .ii ;;..-*ou
M|.i lt,
.*?l -.til-'l. stsa*nar I tiri ant Hr., Kee ey, for Netv-Vork.
*. -i.i-.v-. Oct i
om New.York Sept -.'*, nu mir tn*
i ni , 1 ii ? eile,I .
Aviisii.i .ii.'). t 1?a rn rea. steamer Fin.tiley inr ,
fr .eWVol . raapl
BB? . (Hr', Morlee, lor
. uri.
?i'* .'Ha i Ut'. lluven
I ----it m.
au - iiiive i.e.iier Davern? Ur, Yoong, from Vow-York
1 '/ l TH. i let I -I'.l-ai-l. *a.
i inu.iii. -iepi Lt
. i.i.i-.' ii i:;- -.. i ian Hie. ile llolg),Merer,
it i-i.i I... io Oot a?An . ? aruta (Geri,
u inkier, .nun .**..?? ?
I -
ai i. ts \. Oot4?'Ari i ? ? ult-n, from
."-ff I Ula,
? ? it ii * l'i tr-i
1) lt Miller. How*, Baltt.
. I. Nil kOI a ll ":i:l.iilel|it|i 1.
ii . .t.t ht ll. 'iii'i oe n.dlna
i , . ii?.. tnnab.
i'ltiLAi'. i i-.ii t "eil An rel - ??in- - ii.nnuoa wealth.
Van ia irk. aud inn : Ilsa. Warren, **? - * York.
de, ti ctiiigt'U. it.wton: K C Hil
dle \\ S! ne. New York.
hali I, St as ?i-i Wm I ..-t rs ise, lino
Sew- ) ni n
, ai- .?-ni iui. Clardo. Lavarpool Berk.
shire, H ekstoni. K. . . Proi .
ht. vi-iih. ? Vol la.
-*,iiii",i.-i-1 nero ileum aa, N Stumors A.'aiia, Bera-hiO
ami Ulai
CHAB-asros, 'it i * - ot Hi-lit'il art fientia.
uta. Vatii.til.'li'iiia; t'lil.tiwiik ur, Har
?
IS, Oct 4?At I ? t'tieis
v. ti. /i ? tai'1..tr, stsW'York,
ij , , Kew-1
. doa
ann inna
Bi Carrpvt.! The wtmlne "Roven os
i i" ia in in n , .'?? R.s. Wt "t '? in" .ut
>s uta- ' and baa .aoati?tg taco af a Btaa aa labels. l_c. aud
I-C lill _
Hnvitr A. Da*IEU, M. !>..
111 f."iiTi;: a i- tva . . * - IJ , , . *
Hour-. Ita I. ? llt.llll tl a ?<'.,-1 i a ?? t.
ll" r * Il * I II I If -'|." 'Ill*
SALT RHEUM
nth cecal 'i "f th?ot.? fifing free from
tte alter, ' alu li i* tue *?,t rheum of fie BSBbiaBSS lining
-nt of n.pu it ion. -s -all rheum is tint t atari Ii of the
aaat.-i -km. On . i. t - a ar mee ot aait rliriiin. emari fi .alialea and
ir< Iii like iininiit'r rauirlial pitlellta tlo tnt Huffer
ti rion ii i- itlon will not euro i-at.irrh.
ao iiiittKanl ipplteatlOBS tu iv teal SSH rle um -"raj, hut never
ears tte dtssssa whisti sees breaks eat a saK
ll."..r?-(T-.i|..i* *1U. tn tm eminent nutritive powers, ang
unlit-a ot ite sysisf to ni ii - 'ln> !..?! UKOf
fiMML lt SltelllBtSS UM a, petite BB 'hit MgSSttBB IS BkSN
tli'.ltaitgii, anti Ilia* neat tad leai of tl.e BTStSSI iliniliii.-lii-aL
KAMOl's CASI IN BOHTOIC
"My little I.mr year-old ir.rl heda powi rfu'. eiui)it"D on
bs tn'(nil lu nil I Haler lier STOS tS Was iet.--i.tr se,ilitln*,'
i..i ,i ? i -ole ike a I.'im I i.n lt of her left e.tr ??? a jil to (hive
lui loll' Cliiae to li-l lie ni. 1'ivt- or six ptiyilcuiiia at*.*l two
teasitals tara u i bes < sss a< bwwsUa save teal she srigfet
mil,'.ow lt \V lieu it Ingall to niatitraie 1 In* am-, aiurini-il.
in Haiia- weeks. ?i.ii ?nod'sSarsaparilla tte sens -agaa io
la, .a. . twa Imti ii * ui.i'l' ei uy.-s aa clear aa Beer, l'o-aia.v abu
laas ti.;. a- i ssa ' SOtUt. aki.v, ioi D-st, Boat-tBoatoa
llOGlis B4B-UPAKIL1_
BoU tn' srastit* it a testis i six tor ia Prapaiett enty
IiyC I. BOOD-kOOa, .\|.otlietariea, Lowell, Maa*.
CHENEY BROTHERS'
AMERICAN SILKS
i ne arah t "ii i.ii'iaiit.i. iii Beleetlng a silk iiieii
-.lunilil lie?wiil lt wear well. Must IllltS un* sn
heavily weighted in dyeioi tliut ibe Ullog threaoa
an rotted, and caa beee_Uy brohea MMit, Boob
silk*-, bowen r baodeoaM la appearaace, mt and
iieetitiie Kreaev after a law weeks' wear. Cbenaya
Milts ate exi'in|?t flinn all this deoeplloo. Their tlu
raiaility baa iii*' n teated in thonsaoda of boose
BOlds, Utni tl.it iii'ika-r-i I'linrantt't' tinni m evciv |>:ir
tn ular. Tboae 1 asll boto $l to 9190 la Meeba
ann eolors ui sLadea) i*ivo raoce wen- tot tba
initial than uny oilier tl ress ROOdaBOld.
HA ill Kl. ll. lliltltV. IS KAHT I ITU.fir., N. Y.
JAHIIS HeCREERT & co.,
Ilroadway and 11 fli-st..
Will place on Ibeirretail Rlack
Silk Counter FRIDAY, Oet. ii,
.10 piece* Hlack -Satin Mell, .IO
piece* lllaek Satin l.at./iiiiie,
*J._ iHChei wide, $1 ?._.# per yard.
Tlicwc sootN arc pure Milk and
excellent value tor $1 75.
Also, 100 piece* of Hlack Uro
caded Veli ct* in ft great variety
?f feled pattern* at equally low
price*.
JA7II.S HcCREERY A: CO.,
llroadsiay and 11 th Sf.
OATARKi
EVER
A Of al ratlin in in t ruell, l's-rallt'tl
int (tli liliana Iii I ,i , i H.iiii Itu.ni ..t a
>m ultr n.i m.-nih, Hs, tiver, aa . I
SlSS I- ? HUH -.1 Ul li. m Itu.-; || tU tie H UO-tl
t.M ititi .1 iiiiseii iiamm Lei ii i ureilliy ii)
Hint I |itui li al.eil h Htui'lt. 'Inn il-.in Uao
la . .. .1 .a munta. Pul i lia.*... V. K".
ll"i ll I. M. I . laaiuaaiitnin N J.
I lille uneil i i*/'i* ' itiun I alan fm*
t iituri li iimi eau ia> ililli it sill ala, ail
Ililli IS tl..linen lui II t . t. ni. Iil.ai_.
m Y. SOoeala, by nail ot a iIiukk.-iI--.
-? v. _____ Hal- cu., tiw-."_o, %\ lt.
mien shbobb to
A. T. STEWART & CO.
(RETAILJ,
Announce that to-day, and
during lbe remainder of the
week, they will eihibit their
new Fall importations of
COSTUMES,
WRAPS,
CLOAKS
AND
BONNETS,
For Street, Carriage and Re*
ception wear. They are the pro?
ductions of the leading .Tiodis tc*
and Milliners of Paris and the
choicest collection ever shown
in this city.
Broadway, 4th-ave., 9th and 10(h sta
nm TOR THK H'M H.
EVERYBODY* RI V, M.'.a TS THE I Xi ITEM EN*
elli.Ai Kl) I H JEVEMLE OIBOtaM LAST YDAIt BT
?ii; I.it.H- ??-?'!?: I. l.l nu I'L'/ZI.IV WE ENJuV
filVIMl THE SA TKKAT AH MCCII As WK
LI KB TO BBL H NEW cia) i'll Ki*. AND BO
ANOTHER Pl. -E POI THEM Till*. FALL. WE
HAVE AWAY KO HT THOUSAND OK THBSI NEW
Vf/./AA M AT 1 HE ELEVATED RAILROAD STATIONS
Yi:sii;iD\Y AITE'.NOON, ANU THEItE AUK
PLENTY MOUE Ll.FT KOIt THEROY8WUO
IX) l's rmi THEIR NEW CLOTHES DUKIN'. TU
WEEK OB 1 WO.
EVKHY BUY IN THE PITY' NEED- M>KB ARTfCLQ
f?l A ITA II EL. AND AS UE KEEP EVtlRYlHINli
THAT'S WORN HT MEN UH UOYS-IL ff ll BB D-fc
; i in int ti;*.-, hats and SBOBB-.PABBBTS I 'AN
BOT DO UKI IK KUI AN Ti) DEAL HEBE WH'lBB
TH E HOODS AND PRICES ARE FILLY til'ARAN.
1 IO HY OCR AGREEMENT TO TAKE BACK
IND REF IND Mt) NEY.
Rogers, Peet & Co.,
CLOTHE**, HATS AND SHOES,
-t>?--7- (lttl> tl) iV AY.
OPPOSITB
M El HOPOUT AN HOTEL,
TIFFANY *foz CO., Union
Square, .\cw-Yorl_, invite in*
spec tion ol'thc eitensive aud va?
ried display at their establish?
ment, where visitors are wei**
come, and need feel under no
obligation to purchase.
Thc collection ot Artistic Ar*
tides surpasses that ot'any mu?
seum or exhibition in this
country, and is well worthy the
attention ol' sight-seer* and
connoisseurs as ot* purchasers.
The price, from which de?
viation is never made, is marked
plainly on each article, so (hat
it may be readily learned twilit
out inquiry.
MASON & HAMLIN
Sit" IVl.-l.t.al.-al tllli.ll-(!li?|t Ul- ?tara!i
At eve r "tte ot the timur Woki.I'I
KXHliiiii, fla f,,r SIXTH. KN YKVO tlu-y
ItSTia bi-i-II aw.trtli-U thia Ullin .IT
BOMBIi nu milli- _aart?Ml ur-mus
havlt)|tt)i.|-ii ('ittii.l n|ti tl lo iliititi ut nut*. A iiilili-tli -tutti
mi sum iii-ii tin') me ayah* aittathmltht* hhyhaat henontA
tun WattATa ExtillilUuii aow lu proxies* tu Aiii-tTtUia,
N. th.-t lund*.
Tin iTitnor slioi. from HM to RH-il rac ti. sre nut ouh i'l
I IJl At.LKD Ullt qitUD t NKI VAt.l.Kli. Ntl ONB MIDI III I U"'*
tin*-. OflOAl as a.i iNi-Huriusi Dan. Ha has HU IM
Braid rroBk thaw tm ot au diuie insn-iiiui-nt*. tua
Vu uv BBB mnm o( 0|ie:*lio nu tl onUe-lrsii, ss well
it- -,. ii*i iiiii.-ic, mi.! tlinlr sii.-t.tliMi tone-. aili.nl HM i-*'
l-u-Niiiiii-nippon hi ibu teaat. l'ui-ular styles aro Irma h'i'A
tn t'-'. K) .it. ii. Fur can-, uanf pay-moots, orrtMiteit. Cst*
iotftu-.i (roo. We ti.au,hiv bave ou li.in.i ai our own wuiTHimS
faiylivtuui un 1'iitaiuatue. nnd wtiuuti liuuil or-tau-i witlcU caa
bu talt-i avl si very low pnoes.
We tisve recently conimatie.Hl tint manna
faotur** of Uorlitht Pianofortes, lutrottuo
in/t* itui-uitatit mmmataaaaaaa, smiiug tai
power, beauty ol louo sud durability.
MASON k HAMLIN OMAN AND PIA-NO CO,
Hi East 1 lib st., il. lott Nquar?(.
CPECIAL BTUDENT8 In Technical ChwB
0 iStvy. Auulrsls-ami A?ttyina. Apiti*/ ts FHOF. I.EEUH,
1 at> Oislory ul tue (naven.-) luauiuhs ol lecuuoloa-y. Hf Was*
I*. J.

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