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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
DEAF chu.DREN IX THE _*CHOO___.
-|OW THJ.Y SH.HID BK 1 I'.KA I BB I'AMJF.K OP
Till ll*. 1IK< a.MlNii A rn ll 1 Mi. ri--illl.
At ihr ure-at teoebere1 meei uk in Mndiflon, Vis.,
last m.-.*_.. Professor lirakan Hell mada an
address in regard to the proper treatment anil In
Stnirliun nf ili-;il-nil! ti * :t mt i li 11 el i<-11 V) lin nie* part !y
itf'-it. I Int is a mat tor )) hich Inna excited roi I '. r
ntile intereal among medical and scientific i. in
tills illy e*) cl Mine it nit. rccl-nllv diaCUH-Od >'*. il
Meeting "I I'ie National Academy (if Sciences.
" Naw-York fit) i? far lieinnd rit'sburg, i hil ugo
ami n.>siini in icpartl to her method .-1 treating deal
children," en ni lu. -Samuel Sexton, ..t this city, re
r< inly whoa speaking rn a I'kini'M-* reportei ol
Itranam Rail's work. " Some \ ? ara tto 1 not Iced in
coanaction erith my cases in one ol i I.r dispensaries
timi a groat m.m.) more children were deaf, >*i imi i
ly ao,t-an I >?:? probably itav tm" .'-.,? had am pei ted.
"Miiid tittle creatures among the pooi ulm passed
for atnpid toola, or even idiots. 1 diacovered tobe
mil.) (leal. W len they Scented sinni.l il dd- I... BU se
1. (nulli not In ..r whal vt.is -.ul uot because
tliey were unintelligent. I'hev did nol gotoa-t-hool
?te-a. ibers were bothered by iheuini co icluded ti.ut
thej elia uni know anything; ami *-.. the parauli
thought it nf ri.- ii-tt- tn send them. 1 called tin- at
te*Ii1 K.li nt I ile* I'.aal .1 . I t il nr.it lull tn the matter
iiml BUggeet-ed that Ihe ; npila a Ihe pu lille schools,
-Mpeeiailj thoae who seemed a little alow, ihould he
in bobm t\A\ tested i *i taeir hearing, ami il
ii )t;is found tli*; thea did imt !n*_r well
that thev ilioiild have e-;,r* mi patna
lui., ii with tie. .1 ly tl;.- teacher) tlmt they
should have ir.mt seats neal th.- teachei ina
word, that ihi* tact thal these pu pi li did not hear
?eelI should la- taken mi" consideration, Well,
nothing came of it, J waa referred tn tin- Com
Illille-e- i.ti 1 cn lie i , ; Imt t I,, 1.- 11 ,-n ii. ai.
"Jfore ie..-..I it, sar.- the subject of the proper
?.lin ..tinti of tbi deal h.i^ been before the
through Ihe eil..rta ol Or. tirahain Bell, I
tried to gel tha 1* anl "f Kd ma lion rn bare Ihe
teacher*-* lake some paint >);!li part I j deaf chil?
dren ; hut I could not gel .* ii mi far :it
the Board iii re isiou : il waa plump'", -ir upon bj
the preeide-ut, All Ihe -.n c. -.etbiag Itetter
?tight tn be doee in this great city. Not onlj loi
the partly deaf, hui thoae ???? lie lt are wholly so.
bin int cl ase ? ..'nt !>? i"' til. ii from the ii fnmiliei
i. ? nen! to int it ut ions where thej meet univ un
ftiriu lii'e- like themselves, I bey onghl to lie al?
lowed i" live at h.nee ami lo attend daj ic boola
whick -h -i ;*.* -i-i annes to eein present public
arboola, oi evea more iutimatelj . "ice. i. .1 with
tlmt ay stem than an annex, 'lin) might c.
in and ait with children who can hear perfi I )
'lin) would learn much from observation mere I j
from ..l.;*.t teaching especially: and then there
i anihl tie ape-, ml ir.nli>i? for the iee who would
adopt the same methods aa arc now niir-in-"! iu tba
ao-ealh-et pnblie luNtitntioua which coal an im
i - -? .ini'iii'ii tif ninney. I giru leaachera o' tin*.
kimi w ania! be n? good aa extra teachers for 1 ri.h.
German, Spanish; in fact, ihe exnenso of instruc?
tion wonld lie le-se-ne.1 -ii,.c. |he -.un1 Biiuihei of
teat hera could do the work ami the pnpila would be
boarded nt )
" I his is not a new a>r novel idea, lt bl
Wed for yeera, Int hicago, iii Boston ami Pitt*
bnrg the? treat deaf < bi hi ten in .lav ts boola in tbe
tiiii I have suggested, lt haa an exeellent efleel.
'Ile unfortunate creatures w In ts.- heai ing ix nol ali
rL'ht do not grow nea pf ni net people, bul Ihey he
eome rational beiaga, nn>l much more Intelligent
tIiiin ix pueaible a lieu they ate cooped np by i hem
?ee i.?.
"At least something might be done in mir day
?chooli for children n lm pass for stupid wbeu i ho?
are ouIt hat.l ol hearing, lhere am 1,074 deaf
In ii tea ri .\< vi-i?i(. 1 he ;.at t i.t ih al uiual be I Lire
tuuea si many."
WORKINGMEN IN COUNSEL.
FAVOIIINU SI Nit . Y COMCIUm ANO lill. i.l-l MN-.i
Of ART (HI I I HUS AND Mf-II'MN
'riieCcntr.il Labof Union mel r***e-terda? at Sec?
ond ar.-, and tint-at. Commiinicatioua were re*
eelved from the Central Labor Uniona of Chicago
ami Boston, biattnc that they Inn) resolved to have
a parade on September 1, al tlie tin.f the labor
"parade In th's eitv. A communication was re
i ? red from the Adelphi clothing cutten, In whit li
ii was it a t> .I thal the actiouof tbe Park Commia*
aioners. in changing tlie time of the coucerta from
Baturdai lo -Sunday waa beneficent to the work?
ingmen, giving tkem an opportunity to bear good
BBuaic ann aflortiiag an Inuocenl rei i> st ion in them
ami their families, lin- * eutral Labor > alon was
|i*-lvf! to ta'-e m;cIi steps .(- Would b il fend
to .defeat the .inn's nf thoae fans ics ti lt.,
vi.nhl M*>*k to have Ihe daj changed i.u. k
to 8a t onlay. -Suitable resol a -lind
forwarded lo the I'ailv CouiuusHioner**. ll waa
|.ii tiii-i reen! veil to < ileavor to have the art gai?
le ? - ;t -i-l iii it -a* ii,. i a i. i nil i.n .- in 1.1? v fm I he ii- mi?
lli * t ? be woi k sm. ..
rabinel makers reported thal they had sue
c ? led in gettinn tive ho ri le-iswi ii. ii week, The
('._.'a ni ivt-.s' Propiesxivi i ried that tin
i ul Intel n.il l.'i-v. . iclii .-.1 tu
l. * . ? . i.'ii t.. make ? - g the
bi bm pa radi and tbat, by !
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ed t hat it bail Vii led I he Si-biml 1 ?
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tit Hie in vi mee lins ni Ibe l'....i I. i
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jinnie* all tl.. I... ii i.'ii i lie ll
'I be ? ei| thal
li ni lu I tmn de wiib l
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H. N. Y.( to aet :is an stieort ia Iheij parade. IL.*
ri; j bul a lillis! ii
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I'l'M-ll I) VnU \ 1) 1) 1; I >-lv; A WOMAN.
ai .Inila Ya. ll.i'l, .tn actress and au **\t:e . >
at ia.tiv-v young woman, seldom lacks a uro|iei
I--, i ? .. . a fi.ida occaaion to leava her aoMs,
bu on .-a' irdai i . to her ai ;? i
tbiit iii ri ? a their i.tis in tbe Wini bel
tei Hotel, at So. l.-. i llMailwaf.aud take a walk.
The t))*> -i -i> i* it roi r-l ni> Broadway withe
thniK aveuilul .trring and rcachasl lunn
fourth-at., when I ?? ? foul fashionably
di'-sse .1 nn ti stauding nnilif corner. W lien \lin
Hall ,-asa--I 'lu meit ade some it-niti_ ami siart
gd to follow her and her sister. Misa Hall ri ?
ti, a. iind then one ol Ihe ma pru meed tbal se ami
bis e..m'ta n 11 ni i vin,,, ii! , mt mt liri noWB t he a leane.
>li-. Hall called a peh. mau aud had tba four
Bien arrested. At the police station tbe pi
i gate theil names at James A Callahan, a pub
l fisher, ol to. 1 IO Weet Foriv-uiiitb-Nt.; < burles ll.
^RA Sat*, a |.ulill-lii -I, ni lin l'n! iiiin, il,,-, , ii.ua.
Hi. Kuhn,><<ii. a lum ei.nl N,. 2tMJ Wi I I billy
Hfiuth-st.. and i I ai es I. I < uisar, a pub iaher, "I
HHm same .iiniie-.s . ? < dllabuu'tt. I he I.mt men wei..
^ lin-Iv. u iii> n v> HaU'a oomplaiut. and yeeterday
llt-'i'ing. m .b-l'ei s.ni Mai -i I ? ,s i
q.llll-.I ii.llll'l'sll-t.". I.,ul : lias- Wa- I,,, .1 - , .
tin- ii ma'nmi.' 1 wo i -ii Dire lined - > - _ h.
flu' m. ii, willi tne ?X< e piton ol I...I.i-f.ii. an- ui.tl -
rn ?!.
amiiiu.i: ia>i i un* itv nu: oregon.
'I be steamship O egon, ol tin* Cunard Line, ar
n\ e! nit *Sainly Hook al 1:18 o'clock yesterday
?Boruiug, having made ilia nass^.-. I rom (^iieeua
teivAii in t, d_,-. Hi hours. 117 mi ii ii tea, Iii
j,.,- wvMtwurd u.j'- Hu iasie-i weat ward inp
Waa 0 days, 10 hours. 10 miuuiee, I he < In goa left
O leeiieluwu at 4 o', lo. _ a en-ek aao v on ai eley,
ti/.nna. ol tlie linani Line, nud iiu- A nat ral, uf
the Anchor Line, Inft Oueenatown tbeaaaae day.
the- fe ir mer sailinc at lo o'ebntk is the muralug and
i alter at U o'clock 10 minutes, i'he Anemia nr?
rived oil -amii Hook ai 'd', i - p. m., -reaterda**, ha) -
[fig malle 'lie run in 7 ilays, ll In.ms, 7 flaiuutea.
. iptain ol th? 'Jregwa reported having paaaiid
thc Au.ual ou July 15, IB latitude 4.'JJ ".O', lonfi
I
tmle 'JO0 Xi'. Thc Austral nrriv. d nfl* Sandy Hool
at midnight last night Mic was beaten hy the
Oregon by twenty eeietn bonni
A BABIES' 1>AV in CENTRAL PARE.
r. II EAT CBOWM I I- I I N lei TIIK I..N. liUl?TIIK
QUASH WI 1 I. I') I IK'Nl/.i P.
In Central Park yesterday then were hablea
everywhere. Strangera who " happened " abonl
the niall thought tlmt it WM Ba I'lei" 1 lay. and
made long d< toura armin.1 tl.e hand -stand. " Pleaaa
. keep nil tbe graaa' Wiia nube-eded, and where
"Common" appeared, the invitation waa readily
I accepted, !?> common conaent a parl ol the lower
end nt the town spread itaelf oul in various and
in i u.i ii d {toi ; ..ms nn the green. Tbe "" eld man "
iliet) mi hia coal, Blipped un his rdeeves aad with a
hitch at bis trousers weut clown on Iii" bach with
In- . -.at Ima pillow, rbe " old woman " drew in
ber skirts, doubled her feet under hoi nnd decor*
mi- v -at on them. Young ladieewithoul exception
sal on one foot and allowed Ibe other to peep onl at
the crowd, while poor little" Hill ** er Hom ' or
" Mikey.** the butt and ol i.'l complaint* ??..?(?inn.:
one eye on " Fa,** and tbe other on "Ma.' Blood
Ural on one foot and then in tbe other, and wanted
to play ball. Babe rolled about and kicked np it>
heels unconcerned aud unuiolK-m d, A frog cborua
in ,i mill i" nd never kepi np nore racket.
rhe crowd began to apread out a! '_ o'clock and
by 1 everj available iach of at-anding room and
lyme 1.1., ni v\ a* occupied for a radius nf a ll un died
vu fd- ain'ii. the hainl stand, and outside ot thal
e there were few -spears of graen tnat did
feel a hui .ten ol humanity upon I heir tender ttl in-.
t a'l-a's Tiii Real me ni baud began t<> play al I
lu order that the performers imuhl have
wind enongh to fill their instruments the police
cleared a twentvfoot ring around tue stand; rho
people crowded up lo it and st.1 there a hundred
deep dri nkiag in the mnaic with eyes, m.mih ami
..ns. I he noise ot the hosta waa bushed wben the
drum began to roll, like di taut thunder the t'i?t
notes in 4'ost Vu " triumphal March" from the
oratorio of Nuainan, anti when thc laat tones diexl
ar.-.o among tba ti. s and -sleeping statuary, the
applauai timi followed brou*.hi un lu the minds of
ii anj ) i\ ni reoollei tiona of eon ie hack woods camp
111e-e*; 111 -_r. I'he concert hutted about two boura aud
the people routinued to Bland till it waa over,
"1st e biggeat crowd thal I ever Baw In the
Park, ' said a ) ( lenin of the i lu h. (n In i polii emen
af -? il wit li lum.
Due boy let the gnat wagon mash hi* tne*. The
?; .v Billi iii ane liei with the -ula* -*f bia righi
horn. Ahorse and a t"i? buggy ran away and
heated two iacu who were in the buggy Bnd 2,0tH)
ere not. About tweniy-a ven toddlera got
lost, ami ihe police itatien wai turned Into a
uursery. I'he police earned their -alu.).
?
THOUGHT in BE A CASE OF SUICIDE.
I ? dead bod) of Mrs. Maggie Connors, ace forty.
. u a - i .uiui hr i nil,.. 1 lani" 11
lying in a dil.i the laim ol Johu Kiddle, ueai
Newtown l reek, yesterday morning. Inquiry by
tbe police showed thal abe was adissip ted roman,
would imi - are for, aud th-." for
t nu mouths aha bad sb pl in a room tl ven to her l>\
Mi*. Mary Ann Hitlers, al Nn. '.i_ Withers-st.,
Hi...(kl) n. I.'.a en wed signs ol ina. ity,
and.Mr-. Hitters wi i intending to iee the county
Hiitbonuea about placing hei man aavlum yester?
day, tin Saturda) night Mrs. t'onnora ran away
from tlie bouse in ? tate ol _ e.t excitement, Mrs.
bitters eent her little boy af lei her, but he could
nol Iii .1 ber. li ut Bupposed thal she committed
sun ide.
CIO ARMAKERS CO-OPERATING.
A largely attended meeting ol cigarmakera was
held vesterd iv, ai No. 20 I H iwery. It was a Join!
meeting ol the Progr<eaaive and International
lin db. ll. **?*'*t>< 111at*rt presided. Speeches wen
inidc hv ll. Gntstedl and ia. l'i k* of tin* [nterna
tmn I nlon, and lu dei ii i. Mallei ami V". W. s\ oy
tiaekof thePnisreaaive Union. I hey all spoke "i
tbe necessity of bealing tbe troubles between tim
two unions, so that they could more successfully
re-ist ihe attempts ot tneboaaeato lower wages, or
entail their privilege* Tha ntmost gond-feelmi;
?.ai mauifeeted and a committee was appointed to
diuw up a pian ol co-operation which could be
presented ul a meeting next Minda).
IlOME SE IVS.
PROMINENT <\ RU IVA I.S.
Clarendon Hotel? Preaiilenl Zaldwar, of Sal
v.i.i.t.Hatti Bruiitteic Keuator tieorge II. Pendle
lon,of Obie .St. James lintel- .Indue I. I?. Thoman.
ol in- I'm'e-d-States *'i)r. Berrica< oiumlaston .n,?,i
tor Lutri b.x-1'angresaman *_uini rowaseml, of 1 eva
'.ami.tlrand Centra ll tel L'onjrresainan Poindexter
Dunn, of Arkansas . V u Tori H'.iei Civil Bervttse
? ommlsslonei II. A. Kli-braond, ol Bu-tslo.
?
W||\ I ia UOINO ON TO-DAY.
Ai laiiri'i*,. *n >.f li.''. Iiliine ^ni|. r,-ii|ire'i.ie e'.iin-t.
I > | > .. ' .. ' .* 'I' I '. - m.\\U | , .
I I.'. !W_IV , UV. -'I.- (Ililli.
Loll.*) I ll .'.tl V'- ? ? Billi ff.
Hiaine and I >g tn ??- IOU r* .
?3. 11. ei
v i. li; West
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ml \--ei.i. lr DIM I ? ll Usocl
utlou, Nu. i 71 run
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K*.'.--- 'i --..mi. iii.-. Mm l'aik, * p. ia.
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Ni'.V. -YOKK i ll V.
lt rv .. ? ? .: . -:> in- i ? - - ? : \ K1LI.KI).
? Wi '
? :,--i.. ?) a- i in ti) - -
in Pink's i ? -ii- it., Ilp?
ili avus., ii. "i.I Scol I a ice
wagons, nilly killed.
v -l .: \m*i ? ) ' - 'll,
Hie - - Caleiltt.1,
r. ... .. - - i on J u I y 4, cot
iv..- nlny mien
ii -,i| nj. lo i li in city yeeti ni y. I he i
i. it rained,
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IOIIAI i ll.
- ol No. 'ATA I'-i-i
? i .-i d, on
? > ti* :u i lie
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I' ? rt yesterday
? .; in i l-l '?
' 1 l-l, av I V| |-i 11 ||>. Ul!'.
\ . ii i -. ?. iveil ai ' asl le (ianien yest
ft..in ... I . Len i- il Kori
j foi a wife. Ile naya he is proprietoi >.i a
and a livers ? I rn nf tue routes to
d'Ali Ile wants a wife
: urti ear* old m I willina to v\,.i:,. 'i'he
nu, 11> aye li
-. ,i;, ma i i n ? a -.. -ur. _i [or DOO ii iles wi thom Qudiug
ni- iii. ? g,
*- I. i A .ilil.
? young i; *? the sn gil stock of
i v. s -.--i-. from a woman in Park Koa Saturday
Ollll. \ W I . "-'.I ' ?-? ll - . ,
>d the lilllie. A young mun immediately
ward fro in tin . ., , ami
t.iLins ell ...? li.. h enii' Imo it, ?
i ..
pennies aud nu Lie-. and tm woman looked nu
? ,, m.. a j., ti '--il In r )) ith
uni .Ti-.
AN "I !> s. >I MF.lt TAKES ni* UKI**,
..in rnan ? rn- i. age thirty
; - ti on j1 i - evening, at .No.
.
forehead, heath i is in tantana ens, I'he j>i? t<-I
he isim! )) as an " ;- i bre, M. u
i in gel rame to 1
a sargeant in tha iieriiian armv ami i ni hi iu t ..-?
i'laln n-i'l lls-i.i.i Ul i i-lei-|t|i-.-|. in lu-.
i... mi. waa .. '?" ki I ia il.lamil -, ?_' I 1 05. . Iierc
i t.
?. I I * i.l M* * I..1*1*1 |. UV :i )) IMA
Herman l'i - ? - Kn. -lt) Foray th- I i
st.. broke into I ion ts ol .; Ko.
'A'A ."-..minn--;, ou I h.un night aud colleeted a
o nan I it j ul iv.-ji nu apparel with wi n h be - ,, ie.i
for the atreet, In tlie Itali he *,i.n met be .tessie i
(.mil teiu. a yon ii Jeweaa. wno seized bim and
-?ie.iir.il vig limul.) for aid. Ile broke away from i
her, however, bul hei . riee had aroused the tenants
'?t i Le huildiiiK who * 'iasen tba young burglar and i
? ,i -id lusa! res!. Drown wa taken to I be l
Market Police Court .eeterdaj and pim..I undei i
?ri.'nm luci to answer.
Hi'l.'.l i Al -I i- nv A -ll I I'l Mi uki vi it.
Ooti *? > I.-- . :..., her, a drivel foi a Dtookljn
brewer, Saturday, al Avenue bund Tenth-*!., bad?
ly damaged a carol the I), and ll. dock, .'asl ?
I ti ou.ii).iv an-1 I;.. un) I.*, if. t otnpanv, di iii which
i un, nmi s. \ii,.i passansera ware
given a frigh I en ha. ber, il is ?-,.id. wa
IB li ik wa nun m In- ii I in* ,n . altrnt c. lilied, amt Un- !
i .ind in lol ul i he i .u caused bia arrest ou tha ? hal ge '
if ravLieBB driving, lit*.sed man waa taken to <
the Ksaei Maiue i Police 4'wurt ye*terdav atia1 *
mit ted foi mai in the Court ol S|iei ia. tSeeeion.
?xv .,- *. i's |i| a i it i BOM i nm STIOV,
Timothy Clancy, age forty eight, of No 15 Fifth*
ive., waa found dead in his mom on tSatuidn) '
night. lie|nii) -i e.n*i .*i Meaeemer held aa iBoueel
ii .terelay aad de. ideel that he ba i .lien ol i .
Ita u*t iou tr>.in bright' il ease al tU>* kidney a, '
i un- ) hail been ou tba stage under ihe name ol i
,I*"*e|ili Duekley, A lott yaala a^.i Iii- tt.i*. nil j
la nv Paatoi u-... v.ii*;, actor, l. .t he lin ' ? lawn, i
i,l ii- .iih, and l<n Mima lime has bena a ,
lickel ape ilator. His latlu-i liven ... bUit-U
1-laud and is iu comfortable mri munt auces. He 1
V) as i.niil i
A -i 1*1*1 v in A I ll .is I Hi- KT TAM KB I'll '.Iii VI. I
Alain: d i Southwood,age 1*1 mt)-I.iiii. . native
ni Mun' . Ugi I mi Hie M. . Ill ; I'll- I
k'Mu )) ll i b ill) v. .1 li* itt ). til i ? I .ill
i .i Wbileoi tbe boat ne w_s taken with a '
I.e- i ii1 I..-ii rn tlie lungs, frmu ailinn he died, '
Hie fileiiibi look charge al bia biNh ou ita arrival 1
i iiii ii waa taken tot otouei Kennedy'a undertaker's
.imii _i .\... l.o l'eail-si., viinie it awaits Un ao*
Lum ol iiu eorum r.
A I I I ll.I f AMII V I ll I ie I'l I ..
In one of tue buildings iu I...--I Korlj fourtb-at.,
not tai (rom .-aa I.d ave*., ll\e (.'hailee i'a\ u alni I
hii wife Annie. Ordinnrilv they are huntly ennui"!
ht ni i-iiMninillv ( h.irles "looks iijinu tim wu
i when it is ntl" nmi ni -tn li times he believes i
having a little fun around tin* house. Muli wi
I the ease on Hstnrdav night. Ihepernlisi vent ,
! his lim tin n ))ns tn Hy tia eli. et tlmt a Imt |._i-|i.
l would hnve on bia wira when orlclt ally appliee
I Mrs. 11 ;i %. -, objected In the- appin anon and. o
? 4 burles instating, . alb d rn Ihe ne - n.ol < Min i
i John Farrell ot tin- Nineteenth Irecincl .-uni lm
4'lui'les locked np on a charge ol disorder.] coi
duel.
DY I HO IN STTJYVKSAX1 ->,<c ) BR.
Park Policeman William ll. Drown wan i
the gatea of stuyvesant -Square la*! evenlma
7:?_'". n'eh ck, when he noticed ? woman leanin
against ? bench. He I hon nhl Ihat ha had pi
everybody out. Going up to hei he Innnired il' sh
waa nick, ami effered t*. nts ut her o it ol the square
Bhe turned toward him and fell. He raised bi
asa in and (the said. "I have un home," and fe
deailat Ins f.et. Her clothing was old and won
and there wa* nothing abonl har by which sh
i.ld be i> ou tided. Au ambulant e took ber to th
M a -'lie.
KKKIMI A MW
Cornel in* llaimihan.affe seven, ol '?-' i. 'tlD Water
si., a newsboy, on Saturday nmht, abruptly atonpee
John 1 mki-n. ;??_?? forty, ol ?*. 113 Ba -
l.iuht) --.) i li-t.. while the' lattci was gr Mg np th
steps of ibo Elevated Railroad stnti"ti rn front ti
th.- bridge ul ie.i...I lum to huv a pa pei
Hamahan w.ib in a grent hnrry, and in the lette
I'lis-inn in-si i mU i ..? i. ?. in tne face, and kickce
him in the stomach. The bot ">*-:ls rendered tempe
ran It uni Hamahan wai tsk in befor.
.lu-ii -o White ie?terdav, at the -Tombs Pohci
Court and was held In $300 for nial in Spcciu
ina.
RI P| * MM! d' HIS B )!''? MN.
pi ter P. lt'eim. of Nn. ::> I iii i-i.m--t.. waa -itt ina
on tim -!.-is e.) Wal lack's Theatre, one day last
week, w I.!; ? b in il a thal weir/ha twi
I pounds tivti nnncea with lum. IS. W. Chorbick, ni
NO. 1 Ul I' l-l I lill)- ev.-i,lh- I., a ked if (he (In*.
u.i- for sale, Reim -aid -. --. nu .-r-"-n. Uborbiek sun
irt'-te.t that a cop|iei lie tossed lo nee whether bi
shoiiM n;.\ jilIM) or nothing for the do-j. I'h.- cop.
[terwas toised. Kcim cried "heads/ bul n wai
" taii.s " end i horb ? I. tonk the dos away. Vester
d:i\. in the Ynrkville < mrt, Justice Dnfty rs
marked th it the lae look no cognizance of garnet
"f (lian. e. aud lie adv i-ed i 'hoi lu. I- 1*. return Ihl
brute, or baud over the .*<.,.). i li.irluek said that h<
would givu back the dog, as his wife objected te
I" I . anvil >\v.
-??
BRO fKLYtf.
John Mi - i ?'- nf So. '-"l(; Flwt-st.
fell from the third-story window ol his home yea
terday uml frai lured his skull.
A burglar broke thc window in ihe dry goodi
store ni L. Newman, al No. 30.1 Kulton-at., earl]
restcrdny mot ung, and carried off !*??'> pi<
black .-uk worth JUKI.
Thieves entered the bouse of J.dm Gottlieb, al
v.. l i i Seton I- ... .. Urooklvn, yesterday morning
bt the unfastened ti un door, and stole flUO _
(?old and lome clothes.
James .inline.m. age fourteen, of tl"* Newaboy'i
Home, while getting a piereol n.1 at Pulton
Perry, yesterdav, waa crnahed between the rack
and lin* wharf by an incomiug ferry-boat and re
. ei) ed serious .nj ii I n-s. lie waa tn Ken to tit. Peter'*
llusj.lt,||.
I he dead body of Augtiat Hoffman, age fifty
four, wa~ found, yesterday morning, banging from
the daah-board ol a truck standing in a lol In
I - !--t., near Mnnroe-at., where lie bad eninniitte.i
suicide. Ile bad been insane and waa discharged
from the Count] aaylumabouta weeksgo.
I lu* police arreeted Mrs. Adeline Brown near No.
Tn i.)) tnnett-at., yesterday morning, asa anaptcinni
peraon. She bail concealed a basineascoat, with a
nail of gloves in the pocket, under her "<kirf. Mr-.
Jane Poole, of No. Tn (Jwinnetl-st., reported tu the
police short li afterward that her gold watch had
been itolen from her imus.-.
John Edwards wi ni into a liquor store .u No. 123
Waeliington-s ., yesterday morning, and addressed
insulting rem irki to a woman who nie there with
a man. David O'Connor, who wai nressnt, re
.*?> nii-d the insult, ami he ami Edwards fell to ligllt
Ing. I h.y were ejected ft.the saloon and fnuitht
in the street, hdwarda waa ?n badly beaten that
he waa taken to the i Ity Hoapitsl.
SEWS FROM TUE sEEEEES.
x pugilist rn MEI r jersey justice
Hial Stoddard, wbo aspires to fame and conse?
quent wealth as a pugilist, ia al prewitt oecuu*, in_;
a cell in the Kirai lui imt Station House, Jersey
("ity. Stoddard la matched to dahl Ki iain, ol
boston, but tho consuming ambition ol lu- iiie is
to med John Le. Sullivan before s H0.04H) '"
?f-'o.t'lin ii,nli--.ne. before ne can accomoliah thi.s
*r le-- laudable una ct lu i- h token for one
round with ,let-..\ ju * which the latter,
probably, will . onie off viet, r, Stoeldard tame from
. V.. tn .lei r\ in. - .
ui .1 opei ed ii rum shop al Gmve-st, and l.'iulroad
ave. The place bus been s resort foi " p
ni n." aa they styli I ? . nnd ronna nud
imn:ile- lij'nt . hare been of frequent occurrence.
Hg .lilllie- .1. ( 'on
IIOll) .'?
by a man who ii s i.| tn l>e a pupil ot Stoddard.
I liv Ins ch .1
. i, ? lid that I imt a* as no plai -? forhi ?
lesa ill ?'. ? ideal Mimseli ) lu
? - ??;..-. i| -
nv ?? kimi keel out" bis i ? I ' item tl
from hetiiad lin* li I hia pupil,
? i i uiinollv down and kicked bim liriii.nl)
ihe bead ai I lie altaii a
re, 1 .ii i n i mai i a raid
-:? h....i . ai *i .1 ima
Keye-4, hit >i
l he " ti* ? '>i*!. en
. m. u''
I ? d ll) ila-vv el i ||_|
?
*?
Clinil i! Ml V: : - \v li DANCING.
Alto t ll rei i*.
if Ila
i .ii I. . ? . dal
I he
I. i i ? -i i .niu i s of tin ted to
I lille
'? . ?' .ndn
tu 1 ?
< ihility t" ' nee iii- i iii I ? ? : tie ?
e.111-.-.,
e.. ?-. but 1 - tel, and I lie
?
\ a- i I . -
fra lura-. "? . . i - ni
i 'a cb ii re h.
I .'.VI-- !| ? | i,,.,
bill I"!
. illl.v
i ? i, I a . iii.lilied tin- eli ||
thal " roiin - iiml could not
I by tb) h . I
i- naiil, a un I to a i
li adel 'ii ; he Sunda mid n foi wed .*,*?
:
? I I ".ni ih" chili.
lng. ! in- ii. - ? . i ran bul .v
tend ii** ii-tion of i ie paatoi nmi
t lu* .I. .
tn kel foi m.- boat. I ni; n.rmia ol Mr. La ly ap
? -
? ?
I'lfO -I ]'\ I KI) M rilE Al I lt
The I.'.--. r ? st. f, ? i jr-k's
'
III -I lilas-. \ V
nearly reached Ihe communion narr icc, w bi
? a a> faltei ami gi asp i he tillar foi a ,\?,\ |#
Tin t w.I.vte lu ? lened in .' m .: , I .ni he
li . .| i oHgieral lon bi rame alaru
ll* oil, lei Kt|| into ? li- i ,.
lld I'l ir china lin ie a ci ? blnex!
pom d from Ins mouth and ? ? I ia Ri . I athel
-sheehan, Ihe i-ui ile, bu itin-n to i? .. , ? : i,.- mm
-I. iij-i-ii-.. an I Mated t>. them thal I ainu- llenneasy
Ililli mel v, il li ii -li. ill . a .! thal ll v, ., ,
uot binn iel iona. Dr. \ .eu wut hast il j iiimuioned,
imi ou Beeing tbat tha hemorrhage "as nnuauully
levere he aeul foi Di, Hunt. | ather liennei , man
uri ad i ito ... i.y. i s and put tu lied. V. hen a re.
tort er eai led there last aigiit be waa assured thai
I .,* In i I!, ii*.. -) n aa m h ini] tori d, and
Inn - eepiug, li- d with a hen,.
asl I rid..)' night, aud ren -ike-.l. n*i tel! ng |
?theehan aliout it, that it wonld be dreadful i,. .,,.
uta ked in that maimer while ByiBgman i
lenm.-.-) is uii-o "i ibe best-known priests in the
-la'-.
?
ma:- \ < ii v.
Alfred MeO months, *.*?... nm
ivei yi -;? rduj ? li le piaj iu| ? the afreet
?I ita naieni-, Imtne ;.l 11 e ml-i -..n ami I'avouiil
ives, by a Iiu I wagon drycu bv 1 rank i: iboid.
lin- .lilli! ...l- si.|.,||-ll injllieil ililli li'.l i.l,) ,v .,,
nifsied and lot ked up ou a chargi ol u Lies*.
II I v in,;.
?
NK\*i ARK.
1 - !'.? liars wa ! -*i ganist <
rears ago of fbi il Kefoneed Chureh, In Wooil
aiT) ii t he usc i I a
? I .
ign em* res wi-ie to ue rate d it
r'-'.'.i... the u.ni ni st).ii j eal - ba was
n receive a -le- .| ..ti- fla t|ie othei
mud, tin . un. li . ou ie in i ? -na i he waa to have oal)
In- .*_>?- ni i in '.- >ai loun aa he r< -? ?? -. . aaa
-I. I lu* l|Ul lletll .. . , . 1 . , ,|. , [iii ,| i)V
he Court ol i .r a-. ,.
lim Board -ii Health h.ie found, bf acientifte
eats, tbat waler take.ii from everal publii sella u
i.i.ll) tainted with mattel [tom urighboiiaic ceaa
i.iSls.
LONG ISLAND
i.'.*-... i-iam'I in. \i...iu I'.ii yoniig raeu f roi
*a< ? i*ork weul to the Ama eur HaseluJl (iruuud
.e-i. id... iii.i'.i*,,* l i.e pjrt : i. .1 -< wan aol open
ind tbe young men breed men v.a> ihinii^li tue
I.'.n.. |si*m.i in. Mani! iso fonugmenfr
. I cate. They had Jimt hegnn to pl nv when Ihe Loi
e Island 1'itv polios arrived, and the players sal
fereil in ali'direct mut, lenvina their baseball gal
behind them. The offleere took the elothee to tl
stntion-hmiae, where they awall their owners.
l'i K-aii Pono.?William Globe, age fifty, deaf ar
dnmb.living al Maapeth, waa struck hy tue IA
Long Beach train vr.-t. t.lav afternoon, while wall
Ing on the track o. the Montauk Kaili.md. and ii
?tenth* ki!!, d.
l.'i) i kkkah.?Siiiientitenileiit- of Pnblie WnrV
Shannahan ami State Engineer nmi Survey
(.weet were in Suffolk < minty ia?t week, ma-ii
an inapection of rae district throngh which a < an
i.s tn he eiui-ii m ted. . ...mi..- nie Hhinniconk Ha
with l'i'*iin Bay, ami for which an appropriation i
.yj ".no.) liai been made i.y ihe Hf ate. A forcei
e li:; lilt 'TS trill ll" lilli OU tllC ))?'! k lit Ol! .'C. ililli WOl
OU il,,- , an ,| uill lie begun BS BOOB as the 'dans a;
completed.
STATEN ISLAND.
Si \ i*i ik >"-'. -I in* Metnti Wrack inf* Cotnpan
>*. in docking the Iai n ira
steamship Gulf of Kt. Vlncenl ni the lUookly
?tores. The ship was hauled ofl the beach at Sa]
) hi.-, nun- nn'e- ?*.? t ol lin- I-!,md, I.y tin- tn.
( v-hips ami Indian, rhe vessel had been aahoi
there since July I. Inn St. Vlncenl is 2,.r?00 toi
Inn.len uni bid a cargo comprising linseed, goal
shim and jute. I'he vea?cl and eergo are In gos
condition, the vessel I s ngonly ber rudder.
?
ALONG I Ml. SOUND.
Norwalk.?-The Rev, Howard S. Clapp, net..rn
st. Paul's, hus been granted s three months' leav
of iii.-, .ne. IL- vv ; i improve it by taking a tri
lo I.um,ie V) ith hi- a\ ifp,
Soi iii Ni id) )t k. ?There ls a mo ve mi it on foo
tours > a workingman's party, the object bein
to mist the i*tc-en' eit v officials, policemen and al
A P --i ii. -Molly (regarding n bus! on
|i,.:.--i i: "Oh, what a dear little uoyl" <? ni nd pa nu
'?Tim erm me when I was your atje, Moll)." "Holly
*? Au.l wi.1.1.- u im w, grandpapa." . l-.i_._.
MA El XE IX I El. 1.1 ti I. X<'E.
MlMe.lT-*.. ) I. st t t ) ?
Beartaaa.|:4I ?ain. ;-_i Haaarliet Ml.inn trt.dk 2
HU, 11 Willi * ,. .,
a it i - Oe* Island, 8 i : Itali Oats
/'.Af. Sin,.ly Hunk. 0-.*tJ DOT. ISlSOd, 7:08 Ul
FORRISN STEAMERS HES AL TIIK Poltl
ro OAT
Pe,ir' trtm Tine
I '? 1 .\|_. lin
Hi nana .Aatwaru. )) hln ? rue
? . Haran- . .... Ward
111--.'). J I I.Y ?-'-'.
st lament. Jin via.French rrsni
. :i. rt!............ . j :
WK HM -..'AY. I ?*I.Y '.'.t
. I 'ini.ei .Naf'fFia
Ktatr ol'Nebraska.. . Oise/.ow . sum
... Haul ai - . Han.!, lim
nun.ii Empire. .. Hav. ami Mei .Alaxandre'i
SH IE El XC NEIP.%
p. ni r or ni.w TORI.MIS DAT, .Tc i.y 20, 1 WA
ARKI Vhl>
BtaaaMr Oalf af Bl v,r..<nt Kc. itn-rii, i alralta Mar lt
with liaeaae i at. I hides to W li I imper, i ves?i-i t<. m P Pick
iiMi'rii-.-i.iii ?liri. Kclfiekaa. i.iT?re-?i Jnly 2. an!
yu.. nii.-ii 1.:. mtii in.i*e ui,.i pemmoegort ia Vernon ll
I'.rnwn .t I'c
, mi \r'-*.iia tli* Breaks, I iTert.n-il July IJ uni
Qneesatowa I with ndae un' paeasneera lo Onloa di Ce
lintis * harli n I.i*--?11> **ii iniv ttl an
Queenstown li. witt, eulie alni passengers to 'fentlethoi
Brm
steamer Bl Manara Hr . Campbell, I.trerpnol 1? oar*, witt
m.!..- t ? )) lt mn. - .m ci A t 0
.. - iv Hr) \\>li\ New|.ort. I*, '4 days,
w tl mdse to an-' il Dnaalaae,
feieiituer Mair laen*.* Ilr . i.1 UT. XewcaVlo 13 dayei, witti
mi ..--.. i. A .) P. Mi yer.
mer Wieland t.<tr', He* |rh. Hamburg July 9, with
nnt*e and psaseaeara t,i Knnhardi ?? <"n
? a i-'.i-mv -Br. i ii t.ii. Palermo Jane 29. with fruit tl
D riHiunnu and _ d A Orailsno reissel to Himptoa, Spence fl
Buaweer Aidanill.n Rr*, riinnintrtni'i) Rt Jonas. NP, aa'
ll, .,- S'S, Sitars witli nidso au.l ia*.?-ti(ei-a tu UowrliiK-B
Archibald
Slimmer Hemitt'la Br . W )|*tetinr?t Trtnlilad July .'.. ria
i:..i*...i.'? Martinique a I'omlDlea**, Antigua In sad H
with mdse i v ,-i.ri.rer- '9 A I-.'( nit.-i'.-LI--.-* . ...
Steamet Prulrsaeir Morae, Cookaey, Baracoa 6 days, witt
tl ul lo.Bl * Pl
s.riiiii.-i ''Hii.iiu i Hi . lia.er. Hirniiila S day*, wltti uirtaa
.m.! j...--.-I- reta In Alua' I In Illira. 4 Cn
Steamet rsl ?' ? ?. ditter, Havannah 3*<fe_ajra, wittB-lM
and pssaesasrs te Henry Y>>n*e
-? amer ruy nf Colnmbls Wondhnll, i't,nnrstnn *.')?_ days,
Hillard A Co
eteaeiei Manhattan siev,-n? Weal Point, \.t, md Vewjiurt
' . - , -ul" I -,.1 I- :.. Di IU -- i ".
li . ; )? ? - flt J I'iiiii and
lt, - !'. ii . ..a- ,i: i. ? j, ,-.-. ? -.j. t.. i -i'l Don Inn.- Im IV)
-Meat
town : a . a rn, uni- er-a to Thus W Wightman.
I*.ilk - ,ii latin ? * lei -. S Ila BSlt alni
, . r. va*.a ? ii Kau* a. ?:???'?
i m. n- Hei . N'.eleen san ina Ipi . u ela ll impton
II.....I-. tail', ,-?.!!? e Ul )V li CK.UI
-?a-.' Rio Janene fiOdays, witt
?-.; '.
Bric Hei la/. M
Hil..pt.. Ith ?l-.ii to tll-.T, te-..". Ul I illili.
I ' 0
r, \s i i "-.jr*, with
.... V
lillie flu m
A Cn
i. Havana I'J . i.d i. ? Itli inaar
lo *, ? yeaarl tel J A Van Bruni
BUS * ? ? ,14 NW; , 1 . - :
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for i ii ii* Ai
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s )..it * I: Nepi ar.Yoik; .M .ir.
? . Innii.-.i I llj , Br . I.nu-!. 1 ..u.
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v , , lil . , a* le II '- a? I v ? ri \ n Kt ? il n-|i, ,-.
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. Marna Pst
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PrnTI.il .. iln
h . nen M.. - u, v Iii ttea, M. .1 len anea n
..a I I ..ii -a. *
.* A'arrlngtoa
ie i --iii-.ii i *.\ h..itvai.t
.N. i.Vifl
(leared. meal
I. Iurt Ne- ', nrh
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., i - ??, aud .terara I ? rn
\
jo v in i leered iteamei Be efsrtor, Trlbou,
S'??,\ hi ti.
CHARi.-iros, Ju';, :*' -Arrived, Hearne! City ol Atlanta,
.Ww ) Bri
,ie
. . .a inly ID .... :, lina aril Ami Q ,
:
Ott)?/ Nevi Vork;
v.) :-, ! BS ' li * Si : i I
s.i. -.. -I, am i I .
Nier-ori.K vs?. .1 ri*- Irnvod, ateaiueri Btu - ai. Xe ur.
Y..ik.i nv ..I Hji.-.c a. 1. -
AaaoaseaasBU
Kuri tv Wil-on'-i E ntnl W luiitnl ol Men's
i i . . Bfia ir. Hi-- beet, lld)
?
"I*..icu i.n ('..i ns.''-1 ?,.-. A-k fm* it. Coni
1 |ete . a .-. hsi i-i ii ? ns, ? rt?, bm
? Ko nth **u i ?-'Hia. li- " lustanl reli i 1
r.iNi) l-i,)M>.-Tni.I-* d'hote a fnatnre nt
-. ? ' .,i .i sail A ?? 11. I,, |, tn. Ail
?
'i k Laxsiso, Proprietor,
? ?
hrvitr \. IHflKM. KA. I>.,
Ul I.-i ii ? ai- v- . Wet wean -.)t-B til I )? vin.
Benn ' ta-,, |. v--tii.i-, n
nesli-a-l i mai * tm it lat's.i ? .ti, i mr.
Salt Rheum
mn ..t ii,.-....I., m feeble .i Beean ? t .?.s hy iii|..iritv
,,- t,- i,, al i ... ii , ie? dr .. i imi growl ri
Ina breaki late peinlul rrae-ki wi '? -mall
it a .a . i, ii ?n c a nae
ai. t.iy i ii .1 i li-- i.e -? li *at Bpi
|.,la. Bel - li pm IQaa Ilia
a pals the i. nu.a, mi.i ii.a ikla heals wit livel a
?a. I
? | have beea a ge vi iferer foi 1<) yeera witt ?sit rbi in
un my I.-into. Kaeb iianr Hey w. re nr.iiy raw, hill ef
a -al _(.-. ...l!._l I ...ii Itt.i -....I. a.!i.-r I il i
i,,:n.uf Hoauad'aMars-psrtllamy ii.mi.ara Irsei Ob, wi.at
B-vpinesB I " Un- a. ii viii u.i vee '
Hood's Sarsaparilla
by ..ii Ri igflata ll an hf * ? Prep in i -m
lats
100 Doses One Dollar
O'NEILL'S
CLEAEING SALES
OF
FINE GOOD
Cl
J"*"*!*
J
EVERY DEPARTM.
Regardless of Cost.
WILL OFFER ON MONDAY:
500 SHETLAND SHAWLS,
OOo., Soc., $1 10, $1 *?, $1 95, and $1 SO.
100 ALGERIAN STRIPED SHAWLS,
81 Os; reduced from IS .50.
200 ALGERIAN STRIPED SHAWLS,
$ I -..*.5 ; reduced from Mi 50.
400 CASHMERE SHAWLS,
All wool, $1 .50 lo 81 M?
THE HOSIERY SALE of the SEASON.
300 DOZEN LADIES' SOLID-COLORED HOSE,
GuMeted feet, '.Hiv.; worth oOc.
700 DOZEN LADIES' FRENCH LISLE THREAD HOSE,
ISc.; worth ***-5c.
500 DOZEN LADIES' PLAIN AND FANCY HOSE,
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li lc.; worth 7.5c.
300 DOZEN LADIES' BEST SPUN SILK HOSE,
?5c.j worth *1 0-5.
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