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NEWPORT'S GAYEST WEEK
THB SEASON NOW AT ITS HEIGHT.
BANT PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ENTERTAINMF.NTS
? PERSONAL MM
Newport, R. I., Aug. lft (Specl-lb-The season ls
bow at Ito height and Newport l.? well fill??1 wllh
visit*.?. The harbor, foo. li crowded with the vos
aeli of the New-York yacht -|uadmn. and everylxidv
li looking forward with pleasure to the ?c? tor the
valuable cups presented by the cotta??. Matters
In general have been very lively hero this week and
everybody has been busy-even the cottage? have
had about all (hey could do to h?p their engagc
ments. Three polo matches, two Casino dances,
two fox hunti and numerous cona? entertainments
have tended to keep vis.to? moro than Maty and lim
fair city by the sea has prospered amazingly. Tho
leeson lenin well socially ns well as Anani lally, and
all doubt* and uncertainties ai to whether lt will be a
success have been dl.pMl'I. 0_0l had to be brought
Into use at all th* hotels to-nlfchr
Among the cotta,-?? w-ho were entertained dur
lng the week, _S_M hiving given tavo and even
three dinnen, luncheons, rte., are the julina lag I
Mrs. William Astor. Mrs. Cornelius Tallai hilt, Mr..
G. B. De Forest. R. I. Hnrpou?, Mitt. T. Hitchcock,
Mils Leary. John Lawrence, .1. J. Van Al.n, P.
I-atlllard. Jr.. John Lee Carroll. His. W. IL Osgood,
Isaac Bell. jr.. Want McAllister, Mrs. Theodore A.
Havemeyer. 1 a-li IV. Andrews. Mr.. Daniel Ie
Roy, Mis. Francis 0, F?r.ch, Mrs. J. \\ A. OlBwoM,
Hit, .afterlee, t'oloiiel .1 N. Bonaparte. Mrs. James
M. Waterbury, E. N. Triller. Mrs. Henry Ow.. Mi's.
Io Roy King. Mrs. I). R. Fearing. M.**. 1". W. Van?
derbilt. Julian Potter, Mrs. Alexander J. Leith. Mr..
C. F. Lilt.-?*?, Mrs. 1*. 1>. Sandi and Mrs. Elwari!
T. rotter.
C. F. Feanii?, of New-York, ls the guest of Daniel
B. Fearing.
J. P. Howard, of New-York, Commodore Benham,
I' ** B., ar i Oanaaaa-lef McGregor, V. S. N., are at
th*- Arjuidiioca.
Jam.s Dwight, the w*ll-!.nown Jawn-trnnis player,
U the g icsf of Miss Homes Lyman.
Mia. J. la. Harelay, fl. New-Tork. ls the en?f of
Mrs. Isaac pell, sr., at "Clover Pat.!)" eottairy.
Mrs. B. H. Thompson, of Troy, B. Y-. ls visiting
M.?. John Austin Sf*veiis.
Carb'ton W. Uuiifils. of New-York, and Mi*:. J. A.
< o.lrnart arni Miss Godman, of Boston, ara at the
Devan Hon? for the aca-mii.
Dr. I>. -Baan Holman, of New-York, ls at the
Whitehall.
Colonel Delaney Kane, of New-York, bas arrived
at Sunnyside cotta;-*.
O. W. Hird, of New-Yoi-;, ls at the Whitehall ami
Edward Roby, of thc san- city, ls a! thc Barhe.ey.
Mr.. Angeli, of San Francisco, and Mrs. isaac
Hazard, of Providence. Bia thc pie?* of Mrs. John
Ilaznai.
T. Q. Ford, of New-York, bas arrived at Ilart
m__in's.
Ward McAllister, of New-York, gave a lubscripflon
rlcnle today.
Mrs. J. 0. Gushing, of Boston, Ls visiting her
broth, r-ln law. Thomas F. Gushing. In Bellevue-ave.
W. B. Pinninger, of New-York, lt at ''Pen Craig,"
the fuest of E. E. Wharton.
General t*. W. Crawford, U. S. A., has arrived at
Pluard's for the remainder of th's season.
R. W. Burnett, of Cincinnati, Is at th. Ha-ard
eottaee In Kay.?.
General C.. W. Cullum, New-York, will entertain
the merni-rs of fhe Town and County Bl his cottage
on the cliffs on Monday.
Mrs. J. L. Diana, N>? York, ls at Snu- Hnrbor. the
guest of Mrs. J. th Carley. Mrs. Bree? 1* the daughter
of i;"n?ai B. l. Batter.
F. 1". Ames and wife, of Short Hills, N. J., Geor?
Le Boiirllll.r, New-York. W. ll. Allan, of Boston, and
Mr.. I*. W. Grayson and Pr. C. P. Grayson, of Phila?
delphia, are at the Cliff Avenue notel.
The patronesses of the CaalSB ball are Mrs. Will?
iam Aatar, Bbb*. Beataparto, Mrs. j. B, a. Griswold,
Mrs. t:. H. Warien, Mrs. EL A. C. Taylor Mia. I 81*
nclitts Vanderbilt, Nn. Robert M. Cushlng and Mrs.
Edward R. Wharton.
Mr Arthur Unite-, of England, and Bishop II. C.
Potter, of Eew-Ynrfc, are among the late arrivals.
Taw Blend ?nith. son of Mrs. Beary Turabul), of
New-York, has returned here from Europe.
H. G. Woo* 1 md wife, of Boston, aro visiting Mrs.
6. G. Wood.
Professor C. B. Penn?*, of Philadelphia, ls Hie
guest of George i'. Tyler.
Professor A. 0. and Mrs. Harkness, of Brown t'nl
reralfy, anil Prnleeaor A. ?:. Haskneai Jr., of Bamllton
University, arc al the CUB A venn. Hotel.
Ulai Rael I Kennedy, of Now-York, has arrived at
lbs Brown mi cottage in Washington-it.
Bcb ?in',al ej.r, ks have been ., ut to worthy local
ehur.be! during tts* weeli by Mis. I.dwaitl King and
by Cornella! Vanderbilt ol Sew-Tor*.
Prof * ?? i .,,,-? m. Lane, of Harvard College, Ls
the pk st uf Mj' at:d Mrs. Ueorge w. Wal's, in Tunga
ruin i.
Amour the vliltoil a' the etittapes are the folio?
lng: Mi. and Mr*. Willum Bjgbee, nf Jamaica
I . Louli A. Biddle, of Philadelphia; Mn. M.
Spencer, Mil! Chamberlain, Mis. Munee, R. 1). Win
Ibrop, Montgomery Roosevelt, J. lt. Harrltuar*. J. a.
HaiTitnaa. .rank B. -Tlttterbee, P. H. Allen, John C.
I unnaa, Miss vrilnierdtng, .. v. Cbapln and C. M.
Rcbin*oB, ol New-York; Mi.c Bragger, er Chelsea,
ll. I'. Emeiaon, of Luifalo, and J. L.
Eldred ol * blcago.
COU ol Sala, 'f tha diplomatic corps, has arrived
here tor a lew WCefca.
1.. * . Moir, tr. * iin?til-r;eneraJ hf the I.'nitcd Males
at Mexico, li al the Ocean House.
It is pol probable thal theta will be a parade of the
Coaching I !uh *u.s sen-' n,
Richard I?. ,**rai-. Ol Na'iant, Mais., ls hero for the
t int . loornauiteiit, au; lt. j. Townsend, ol Xew-1 ork,
b_? arrived nt the i erkcley.
R. L li- ? ui will give a ball ne.-? Tneiday evening,
and one ari;! bo eli en on the following Tim?dav
evening bj ,t. j, \ an .Men, Mis. j. \v. r.iii. - . ,
will ta!.e plaee on Wednei :.-.-.? evening, Aucuil 20?
the Bight t-More the lubicriptlon ball at the. Camino.
t ount a I i ouuten suzanne!, *>f New- it.m. an. rhe
gueaii cf Mrs. J'plm iv,pp-..-*-r. tu BoHevue-ave.
Mrs. Forbes, ol Mew-York, is visiting ber parents.
Mr. a-.1 v. ?, J, n. a. Griiwold.
RobMni Utile, librarian ol th** Astor Library;
George Howland, Henry A. Due!;, Martin C. Nichols,
Mr. and Mra. L i*. Ledyard, ami Mr*, i olgatc. ot
New-York, ami P. s. blake md U. R. Make, of Bos?
ton, are visiting fi" i _? at tim cottage!.
Miss Laanr, of New-York, r-i\i _ luncheon and a
niti-icalv at ber cottage in v. iii st. on Thursday, after?
noon.
.-he f.'p-n-i of Mn. i". i). French*! multination
dinner-dance is pl.a?lnply commented upon an ail
sld*s, arti li ls expected that other cottager! will
give 'it. Har " ? >t lalnnienti,
Miss Kn-?,1, "i Philadelphia, I", vialing Miss
Tl ,*t In fit ..?'.-- eiiiiii.
"*"'?*? T" ] ? "' P Utan- Manor. N v.. is ihe g_u_et
of Mta. C ll. IBank, and Mis. & M. Mure;,- rd. of
ti in.. ,-?..,'
a;*-., Deborali ! . U barton, ol Philadelphia, died at th-*
linns'* ol it. L s? r.ir11. ni rm- -uno- city, on Thursday
T!:e Rev. S C. Hill, of ' ?ti:?il..avn, Penn., Will
freach at ;'.tr,:i"iit>l Cltuirh to-morrow, and Lisbon
>_dJf-y villi bo hean! at ...1 Batata1 Memorial < hapel
CMAMSB* FOR THE SAC AL OFFICERS.
Command'-i CfcaHea H. Davis, who av.-v? a passenger
on the aaw st. amer t irv of New-York, which sailed
yesterday, ls c., his way tn Trieste, when he win re?
lieve Commander WlUlann M Ptilgw al tho command
ni the Dnited BtaSm iteamei Qulnaabaugon September
4. OMunaoder Folger ims been detached i*p ineeeed
Coroniander McCormick, In Charge of the Waablngton
C?ir.ancc Panndry. Before norning home be will svend
seveiai montiis lu Europe among the large ordnance
worl.s, InTudlrii- those of Krupp, Whltwonh and Crue
sor. C.iiiimariifr Folger has hud m'ich tn do avIUi
-.c*lgnlng the steel guns f-r-eiitly built lor Ike Navy,
ami fur several years was In ch.n^'r nf the rr.i**rl
inr-ntal onlnanc'' gnmndl at Anl I'mlls and had a long
tenn of d ita in u,e Ordnance Bureau.
He w.lj have mm 1, Impnrta'it work to do at rhe
new pun foundry. There aro tliittv-fla-o six inch
heeeeh loading rIBea nuder way, ineiuding two .teel
cast gnus. About half nf lamas tot ?nady complete
In all of then paris, a< d anl! Loon be AnNiei- Two
of these arc for The Chicago, i'nrrr- ar** shout -.'>f>
men BMSlnyed af the Washington Navy Yard, about
i.oo of whom an.- itt tbr* L- in louudry.
MiSABABW TRirs BOWS THE MA T,
Tha luxury rf p-.,-a,,::iP> frp.in the beal and du*t of Hie
eitv i? t*i lie Lpprep-iat-d hy a mp on thc irr,n Steamboat
I eiM a li v's la,. - 'a t BB] Isianl '<r t_0t_% llrancb- tlie ene
i shoit ir:rp. ant Um ashei iu auvat-aai mn. Tiie boats
leav Bam v,r?- -? Q 'bird at. and l'ier Ba, 1, Norh
River, aud the Iron p>: i a: UM iaiind ind Hie Hr.- ni h are
wr.rth i "Mt 'i !,e Si, if thal Sthtt gu1'!* trips at a
ferr Diinu' tt Ir.'eraa! '? ? ? -?'a-)d, and there a? four
trips lo Lng Itr.iip-h Ml St *.?;'s l!?t.
-??
SHE Ut ."T sor MA SOB SOS SBOTR8S MABA0SM
lmre Klialfy baa <ir**alni-i an Irrjun. -i..n a;"*.rist Mollie
McGill, a lill.et giri, t" ii'ftra.n her [rr ni IflpCUllBg ni I,
tno'.hrr miniver during UM "av.n of 18SS-'8'J. KIM.fy
til!? that !;r bB! a rotilim't With her for this season, and
that alie his thr-.tt-ned to ir ike an arrancement with acme
other iheatrlcai mai.agrr. mid te be Boloney Klrtify.
M_yS_tO'Bn srcf'Ess AT STATES JSLABD.
Tho ?? Kal! of llabylon" and ? Nero; or. tin- Ka!! nf
Rome," hive thama to the world thu In the realm of the
apectaeu ar AlKrica ls BbeVU lil oib-r etiunirles. The
pie en'a :?i ei UM lirst B|MMBB up an i-nl.irlj new Acid
ot WMOB-W la rSBglBBB and France they l.avu had
open alf MiertafauaMita, and rery fln.-- on-s, bu*, tin i baie
been trlfic*. compared to what his be* n done Buring twa
years on tbe giounds of the glatfla Island ABMMMMMll
Company at Saint George. Durc Klralfy has every rea?n
to be proud et hla achlevenionta In thia new fl-ld. Tbe
miBcy lnviited iud mcewari"/ risked hu been .u.rn-.u*,
bul tho Judcineut anl pluck which are behind tha enrer
prl?* puahed thom to Immedlato aucoo? and the reward
will lie at treat aa could be hoped for. The attendance
nightly has Increased steadily from the mart, so th*t now
a BA OOO or i.S.000 audience la not unusual. Thc charlot
?Ming ls ? i*opular feature of the programme and hi* lull
ruth-lent peril In it to enthuse an audience.
IN THE V AIRE ILLS.
ALL THE MOUNTAIN KKfiORTB CROWDED.
FESTIVITIES OF TDK WKEK?LISTS OF THK LATF.ST
ARRIVAL!.
Tanner-vllle, N. Y.. Aug. 18 fOpeciall.-TMi seetln .
of tbe r?tskll)s ls now filled with visitors There aro
f*w vacant rooms lo be found hero tonight, nml the
demand far exceeds fhe supply, although thero are a
larg number of hotels and boarding houses grouped
near together hore, as well as numerous cottages.
This place has long been popular with a large class of
visitors, and deservedly so. as the redon ls a delight,
ful headquarters for mountain tourist!.
General D. S. McGruder. D. 6. A.. la at the Grand.
J. S. Durand and wife, of New-York, arrived there to?
day. II. M. and T. B. Beaver, ions of Governor Hea?
ver, of Pennivlvinla. arrived on Tuesday. M. Cow
perthwaM and family, of New- York, came on Wednes
dav.
Yan Loan has Just Issued a new edirion of hil
"Guide to fhe Carshllls," tho second this season.
The Iirunswlck Quartette, of .dilgers College, gave
a Concert In BnaterakOl Hall, on Monday.
The absorbing Incident of tho week at the Grand
was the carnival last night.
Tho rush of visitors In Stamford continues. All ls
full there. Miss A. Y. Humphrey, of Brooklyn, has
purchaaad a linc cotta*.-.- sm- of Pr. Churchill, near his
Maple Grove, She will _m__\_\ a ?:.,0O0 cottage lhasa
at once, to be known as Maple Orara Lodge. In the
valley below the Jfcictor ls constructing a series of
lakes, which will be supplied With boats.
Mrs. W. Landan, of Brooklyn, ha.* rooms in fhe
Kaatersklll for Au.ust. Mi- E. L Allen, of Boston,
..nil Miss E. I? Groot, of tstaten Island, aro also there
for tba month, as a? Charles Whllo and family, and
Frederick Bradbury, of Albany.
Senator Sherman is expected to ..sit fhe Flelschmann
brothers at Gi.fJIn's Corners soon. William flav
amaya, will va>s the rest of the season at the Kaat
cr-klU.
Murat Halstead ls due at the Kaatersklll for a les?
son. Ile will bring several saddle horses, a stenog?
rapher and a corps of secretaries.
Tkfl newest .>og<? nf tho t>i_r hotel registers contain
the frilhiwlnc names :
Hast milli! faaua Benn"tr and family. H. B. Cnxe.
MTS. IL Ftilnian and daughter. Albeit Sliter and wife,
E. I,. Chamnlln, Charles Micar and wife. Miss B. II.
Hnidikiss. BIS. II. M. CillcUe. W. S. Brandy. Ihe MIMBI
Bondy, r. C. Marsh nnd wife. Gcorse Everhart. Mrs.
C. M. MoCoftB. J. II. Mrtfaan. J. II. Hocker and wife.
William Sellers. Alexander Sellers. C. Kellar. Celia
Kellar, J. Elson and family. Mrs. A. Bailie- Mr. Kings?
land ami Vila. Mrs. I"). Vi. Crane. IL C. Redfern, c.. I*.
S!mor. and family. Vi. C. Gibson and wife. New-York;
Mrs. Charles Mallory and daughter. C. M. Wllllanii.
Miss P. E. Bereen. P. B. Mldglcy, Brooklyn; Dr.
(.corio N. rinker. G. A. LewB. Mi-*- H. J. Lambari ami
dauBhtar, W. R. Webster. 1*. T. t hambers. Ginee F. So.v
bert. J. B. Sevtuait ami wife. if. Roberts and family. A.
Wood, jr., and w!fe. I. If?r Adams, Robert Long, Miss
Haiibeit, riiiin.elphin: W. F. Doolittle. Mrs. c. H.
Bourne. Min M. B. Lamar*!. T. S. Swain and wife.
Fred. Pratt and wlfo, Liston: Mrs. R. C. C. P_uk,
New-Haven; Mrs. H. a. McKelvey, Bridgeport; Mrs.
M. 1". Fisher, Ml?s F. E. Hrvworih. Chlcaeo; H. A. C.
Rhodes, I". B. N. ; J. c. Plant Danbury, conn.
Grand-John Elderkln, D. B, Recd, Max Rnsen
herger, Auihonv waihi, k and family, r. I* Emmoni,
Mrs. N. I*. If-[l*-v. Mts. E. P. llat.-h. MIsi Hatch,
(.'orso W. Edwards. J. L. Decker and wife, W. H.
Chapman, J. W. Maek. William Toothe, Edward
Fabian, w. A. BallanMne, Mr. Landsberg and wife,
Mrs, c. H. Sexton, t larencc E. Sexton, the Misses
iiiittman. M. Vi. Major ami wife. J. J. Campion, A.
Klaber and daughter. Stamford White nml wife. New
vort: c. Yon Proston .nd wife. Nisi v.. L. Cannon,
Henry Webb Vi. lt. Iliuichl-llng. Mrs. Jamel L
Titus and sons. Brooklyn; William McClamr. and
uife. Miss Conners. Miss gwarts. Alfred G. Baker ind
family, Georg. F. Baker, w. __, Baylor anl wife Will?
iam lt. Heed ami vifc. William if. brown and sons.
I. p. Evans and family, colonel d. l. McGruder ani
famllv. Henrv N. De hart and wife, Philadelphia:
Mts. \. v. U. wills. Mis.. & j. van Wyek, Btng Sing;
Charl? u. Hfi-Vv and avife, Miss Merriam, Guy
Kirkham. Walter Hasler, >prlngliel*l. Ma-*. ; T. P.
Borden ."nd family, Fall River: the Rev, l. Carran.
Jersey City! Mrs. E. H.*rh Newark; 0. Egerton and
famllv. Long I-land; the Mlim Northrup, Lamden;
C. O. Pav and famllv, Lrartleboro, Vt.
ChurchUl Hal!-Mis. Oeorge H. narke. Richard
II. Greeno, william H. i.reene, E. I". Hi-own. Mrs.
G. L. Prantisi and (laughters p. Morrison, jr., ti.e
Misses McAllister, George Whitefield ami avife, the
Rev. Pr. K. R. Rm-th, Charla! Birr todd. William
Lading and wife, S. F. Stiffen and famllv, New-York;
P. T. Tunnlaon and family, tin* Bev. Dr. A. J F.
Lclirend.s, A. Steiner ard family. Dr. Cl,aries ( any.
Brooklyn; Alida Hadley, Buffalo; F. Leonard ami
wife Norwalk' n. ll. Rose. Pasadena, Cal. ; A. P.
Osborne and wife, New-Hat en.
SPAMARDS OPPRESS AN AMERICAN.
HTS PBOPEBTT CONFISCATED AND HF. A PRIS
"NCR OB THK I'HILII'I'INK ISLANDS.
What >eenis to !>c a ra? of aOffiifeie! on the part of the
State Department md a deplorable lac t ol IntoreM hr *h<>
present Administration lu the neila? of I'nlted States
cilllCBfl abroad has con,- to light Tb- cn? In Question
is that of Thomas Collins, whoas emir.- property, Um re?
mit of years t,: cn' rprlM ami h?l work In the Philippine
island*, ba* been confiscated by the Spanisb Roven
rind b" ls now virtually a prisoner theie, unable ta fi.rv.art
eoUIBIUnleBllOM to friends In tills feint ry, rx,-.-pt by strat?
ify. Th! story was told yeMenDy by H. W. Leonard.
*,f No. ii_"s Broadway, Coiima's attorney, Mr. Collins ls
nof about slxty-thi.e years old. Shortly aft.-r the War
he left his home in Philadelphia and established a shlpptni
bu-la sal it. Manta in the PhiltgptM Minda, mar whleh
pert he aisa conducted a pbntuilen. Bare he aegulmd
valaebB timber Iuds, built up a Urge trads, married a
ii'itlvc woman snd la now the father of two chlldien. In
IB77 he ?s the f<remost, merchant db thi i-ianis.
iris pwperlty excited ihe avarice nf the clergy, whi
practically control the Manda; hi* whets property wm
CoaHaeated nd he thro?n Into ia!!. 1. Griswold Heron,
Hie run Culled StatCI Conni at Manila. BBd! a demand
for tue reiuiti of Corina's property ond had ii::n relcssed
fronT .'ail. Thc property, uhlch waa valued at BIS
was not retained and ls arlil held by
thc So'eminent there. The State Depart
nvnt was informed and secretary Evan* Instrneted Con?
sul Hoi'ir. to gather all the testlmeay ihtalnahle and for?
ward lt to Walkington, Mr. Heron iel io ?<,ik and h-J
tn.' I lilah eJ when he died. The matter 'ben re ated and
Mi. Collins has not been allon eil to leave Manila. La t
Neven.ber ho wrote to Mr. Leonard, Inclosing a pewei
of attorney ond request- e l lin to proceed la the eau
Mr. Leonard conuoanicated with Secretary Bayard, and
tho KUer replied, saying tbat lm had Instructed Consul
Ale*at,d.-i p.. Webb to Blake a report Nu report bu*.
been narie as yet. Mr. I/ei-iiard nil! pe lo Washington
this week and try to enlist the Seuatc in ColMna'l behalf.
l'REVARISO TO HASO " P.l.Y.vr **? J.VO.V.S*.
".loo* Atkinson, the hangman, paid another visit
tn the Tombs yesterday, and brought with him some
lumber to lo used in making repairs to Ihe gallons
In pr"iara:ion for tho hanging ol Daniel Lyons on
Tuesday. Tho instrument nf death ai ill be i reeled on
Ihi Frsnklln-st, side of the yard, ]usl north ol the
old prison. Mono of tbe other prisoners will be abk
',, ec th? execution, and lhere *.vrli be only twenty.
s; < wllnesi? lo ihe execution. The gallows will bi?
li,ii up to-tuorruw, and ihe banging will occur al.*
7:30 fo Tuesday morning Linns still ma'ntaJ is bli
cou pt itu re. and will probably iin to his death withoul
faltering. _
DEATH <,F A WliLL liSOiiw BBOOKLTH BVILBSB
Michael J. Reynold-, a welt-known BMaon and builder
of Brooklyn, __t ; al Bu Mary's Hospital In thal elly, sn
Friday night Ile was injured a fi \\ ti.ns .,?-,, b>.
Ib a new building whleh he was erecting. Mr. Reynolds
was a member of the Lexington Ca!,. II" vms a I>> m.,
crat and took a prominent pan In ibo p dirie- or the
Twenty-first Wari. His homo was lu lafayette, mar
IV id ave.
? -.
TIULTY TBBBOB* BBBTBBOBB is nsi: day.
The scene at the Conn of General Sessions on Fri?
day was aliriipsi wlthoni precedent The Grand Jury
has disposed of a lane number of c.s. s. and the
number of prisoner* arraigned at fie bar yesterday
was Urger titan las beea called to the bar an any
one day which the oldest co.ijl n.'beer cnn rec.ll.
'J be jtr:*ori pan In f'st-t 1 was crowded, ami many
primness vere pi?e<i in another part of tba building
Ninety jiei-sons were arraigned before Jin! ? Martin"
Batty of them pleaded guiliv, and thirty parana!
wera sentenced to vnrlcui terms io
penal Institutions of tim enanty or Mate. Meei ol
tba offs udell won guilty nf minor crimea, and were
?enleneed to the ftrale pri .ons or peiilteniiary foe
leiin* -f if-s tiian three yaan nana. The court
attendant! recall only one day when tbe numb r
aentCBCed was greater Mian or. Friday.
P.'.t-M'.Wf.N?. LS' A SLOW WAT TO KILL DOCS.
The Society f.r th* PlBIBaUea of Cruelty ta Atilti His
ls Indlti.-d le think favorably of the offer ri ade by Hat dd
P. Brawn, M pnvl?i Moantu for th*- kiding *>f Bsga at
UM P-und br *d*-etrlcitv, and will f,uv.ard bis l*tt"r te
rh*- Mayal. Buasrtateadswl Baaktaiaa rseently put a
stop tn mtiii of Mr. Brown's BXpSTlBMBtS on dtp;* ar
la College, but Mr. Brown announce! himself Bl ii
WOti-WlMMl to the ?c|ety. and declare* hie, s- If .an-dais
io forward ila v.nrk bv MbstttuUBg ain.ost instantaneous
tit adi fm the dugs, instead of lin; eempanUvely sb.ar
t, mi rf Bnwnlnc. The Mdlnanes and .- whleh Uh
pound is maiuiiinci glacs to the Mayer Um pewn ..;
dr-cidlliC thf n.Snnr-r of Benth f"r BBClaimi 1 d .f?. arel tia
sr.td'te hi* h' re'./ifnre lirced tb.lt .llb'i ll' Ificry eb'Ull 1
p?. u "d or carbonic acid gas.
Maror Hewitt hia thus far objected en the ground of
expense, but aa Mr. Brown pro__i?i to furul.U all thc
wirea and annaraius there would be only tho cost of th*
current, which would be f!!cht. It takes from ten U
Hfteen minutes to kill a de* by drowning, ind only twi
or three, "Oonda by electricity.
FE IT LETTERS Ml SRI NO FROM TIIE MAIL
NKW-YORK NOT SKRIOt'SIT Arrr.CTXD RT THI
THEFTS IB THU CBICAGO PtMTOPPlOE,
The alleged thefts In tho Chicago post-office and th*
reported existence of a riot to rafe the malls In otha
cities do not greatly dlstiiili UM officials at Hie New
Tart olllce. Tho number of complaints of lost letter
received at the Inquiry departnictit of the New-Yorl
olllce ls not much greater than ls usual. A carefu
Invr-tlgatlon ls now under way, by which Superin
tomlent Joni? hop? to trace any letters which maj
have been Inst through th? Ihaftl at Chicago. Thi
reported losses are said to be mostly of letters sent ta
nml not from the New-York offi* o. postmaster Pear
son denied v-*ien',ay that any of Ihe statements conned
Ing Inspector Uradley, of Hie post, office Pepin!
nmnt, with tho rvported conspiracy emanated fron
him. Ho said that he did not know what had becom*
of Uradley since be left the s-rvlce. Mr. Pearson hst
no opinion to exp.ess is to Bradley's character.
Bradley was a Past 0008 Inspector hero from Janu
ary to July, Ifs:,. He wis Mppeead to be an ? offen
Sive partisan," and resigned from the service. He wa.
the author In May, 1801, of a report on the delays lt
mills between New-York ami lirooklyn. Inspecto
New come, who was In charge of the oflice, waa out o
c.* city ami Impactor Bradley flaanhntad tho ? inves
ligation** In hl-t own way. Ba used decoy letter*
and other sublet fuRes and repnried Ihat lie found thai
the New-Voil; office wa. responsible for the delays, Bl
letters wei** often detained h"re for hours. Post
master ivm-son denied thai than wan any great ge
lavs. The manner In which Inspector Rradlry carrlet
out his Investigation wa* eriUcried and BB action wa*
taken on hi- report.
A Tribune reporter visited a number of thc
bani.lng bonna In this cltv. a Hst of which wa?
published yesterday morning, to ascertain what ?tioi
bad been taken In rapanl to variOUl remittance!
which had disappeared in the United stare* malls
nnd were captured with the Chicago niall robbers.
The largnl draft wa* ono for *?lo.oo() on flu*
National Hank i-f Commerce, of New.York, at No.
I2',l Nassau st., aad pat ahl?* to tho I'eiinsylvanis
Coal Company. The cashier of the bank Mud thal
they had received in tint" a noHfleatlon to stop the
payment thereof; that a duplicate bad since been
Issued, and the amount pal,! to tli" coal company.
The CWhler of the American ExchangB Hank, al
No. 1_S Broadway, and the National Park Lank, at
210 Broadway, said the .to'eri cheeki had not ye*
leen presented f*>r payment; but that they would
onlv be pal*! to the pro|>er perons, duly Identified.
nm! that probably duplicates would be leaned. It
was further learned at the Hank of North America,
at No. ..'. Wall Si reef, aad thc Third National Hank,
at No. UO Nassan-St, that fhe payment on the eheckl
stolen In tho malls had been stopped, and duplicates
Issued. Ininlrle" ai a number of other bank"
elicited similar Information : so that New-York houses
apparently have beep fortunato In not hoing losai*a
by reason of ihe post Office robberies.
ORI TUA RT.
OBOBGB w. BUBB.
George W. Btird died at his home, No. .30 West
Flfty-seventh-st., yesterday evening. Mr. Butti was
eighty-three years of age, and his health was fairly
good until recently. He retired to i-est about R o'clock
last evening, being then quite well. Phorfly there?
after his daughter was called to his bedside, when he
complained of a suffering of the heart. He died an
hour later. Mr. Hurd was bom In New-Jersey where,
In Morristown, he learned the trade of a carriage
painter. Al the ago of twenty-one he carno to New
York, and after continuing at hil trade
Br somo years, do!ns principally artistic
work, he combined effort! with Mr. Tap
pen, and they bought over the business carried on
hy that gentleman's brother?Alderman Abram Tappen.
Mr. Hurd continued In the firm of Hurd <fc Tarpen lor
forty years.
Cut ll Inst year, when he moved to his home In
Fifiv-sovemhst., he lived in a house at corner of
Broadway and Fourtecnth-st He posse;**.! - ?
wide circle of friends and ai is a memlier of the Art
Lodge of Oddfellows. All through life Mr Hurd was an
ardent Republican and subscribed to Th" Tribune for
twenty-five j cars. Ho leaves a son and two
daughters.
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JOSEPH PACE ABD
Joseph Packard, of No. 10 East Flfty--.lt--M., died at
Vichy, Fiance, August li*, In the aeventloth year of his
see. He was a nitlve r,f Belgium, an! for a number of
years was a broker In tala city. Abour three years ai? he
retired from the Drm nf I. B. Newcombe A Co., of ibis
city, and since then has net, been In active business. ll"
leaves a widow and two children, who were ail'h him at
the time of bbs death. The burial will bo In Brussels,
IMsium._
0Sr.\r. P. I'.l.DELL.
Oscar D. B?de!l, age forty-seven, died it his heme. No.
40. I'u!as!;i.. t., Brooklyn, r.n Tourt-rla., after a short 111
:.. m He ira* a member of Um 18th Regiment, Baw.Tart
V"!iintm is, mil nrvad throuch the War. For many
years hi has been superintendent of the Enlekerbocker
; i Company. Ha team a wtfi and tvr? Bauahten
Mr. Pedi'il was a member of George Blnid Pass, N'.p.
iiil.', G. A. R. ; of Connel! No. 80S, Boya] Arcanum, and
Bedford Lodno. Balghta of il ?
WILLIAM E. FLEMING.
William E. I'.-r.ilng. who died at Saratoga of
capillary bronchitis ami partial paralysB on Wed
Dosday, im, perhaps, one ul the lest.known n.en
tn New.Hilt bustnan ClreteS, and especially among
Old New-Yorkers. Ile v.,., lunn In this city in 1821,
and was the son of Colonel samuel B, Fleming.
When be retired to private life, fifteen years ago, he
hal been engaged many yeats |g hat nuiiuf.V'tui.rig,
and early lu hla btisim-.s Ufo was at Broadway and
Fulton-it, which property he sold to "Tke Evening
P*'-t.-' Be aft erna ni intered largely la Jersey city
and Nen.Yolk nal e rate, and became one of the
leading 1***1 lents of Ittttcy City. He was an ardent
Republican and a Itn I .- admlm of Mr. Hlame. He
le.ifs a wife, daughter a';d two sons. '1 'he sons,
William <'?? and Robert H.. compon tho banking tirm
of William U. Fleming A I o.
WILLIAM BEROH KIP.
William Berrh Kip, of Rhlnebeck a member of the
local eommlttn to receive the National Committee
which presented Ihe formal notice of bis nomination
as Ylcr-P -"-blent lo Le*. I P. Morton, (Ucl In this city
from heart fall*!? on Thursday. Ha w_s forty-one
years old, and throughout bil Ufo *v?s an ataient
Republican. The funeral wa- held at the Reformed
i i.'.itt'h at Rhlnebeck yetti r-iay.
COLONEL JOHN BROWH PARKER.
Carlisle, I'p-nn., Aug. 1* Sp iii .?Colonel John Drown
Parker, ene (pf tho most prominent elUcena of thia city,
died yesterday. He na* born In Carllilfl shoal leveBty-twe
yt-.im as'a. Hi wai appointed sn aid-de-eamp ender Dov
irner Curtin duritig iii" Rebellion. After the war c!t>s.'d
lie ir a,,,vi io Philadelphia, bal after living then ten
year*, he i- tuned to Cruiisie ami lived in retirement
Tor several years he MTVOd In th* Philadelphia c.iv *-.*.
loot Council, and wss a pember el ibe gas and wat?r
eompany of this city. Ba ?-s ena or the heirs te the
srouud thc Continental Bo ol an; ( antral Theatre atand on.
Tin: BEV. I)!'- JOHN MOORE.
Winona, Minn., Am-. 18.?The Rev. Dr. John Moore,
_ clergyman of th" Presbyterian Chorch and formerly of
Philadelphia, ls dead at liis I., ne nt Chatfleid, Minn., at
th! a;? of Mxiy-s.N jcirs.
PR. LEWIS DRABS.
Dr. Let. ts Drake, tba oldest practising phvsi, ian and
also th" ,,i tesl i i dent *ii Rahway, .'*'. J., Bled '.n Friday
of geners! exhsostlon er old age. Bs bud b'--n alek for
only b few woeki previom i" which time bi bad I ? n re?
markably ic tl vi In i Dr. ina-" iia? bon In
p . iway TowBihlp, Mid-lews County, m Auguat SO,
1802, ind after eompleUag his studies settled in Rahwsy
and began the pm I medicine la tbs ipring ot l-."*,
contlouln r 'i|. tu *it" time nt hi* death, nearly ilxty
dutitic which Um he had alwayi i>"p'n prominent .
afT-lis of Ibe city.
It ava* largely through Ml efr-,rts that the several ____.
d.-.ms that wei situated along tl ? Rahway Rivur i
m.,\".d by rn BCI of th" bogil] t'u:.- ,n 1838. They were
the cau-? nf much lit kn? and gained an m.enviable rt in?
fer UM City as a place affllct
rd with chills and laver, whieh clung to
ll fur \p"*n after. Dr. Linke BegM th'
af it'-ia in.- nirh Dr. Taylor, nf Kew-Broaswiek. and his
Brat partner waa Dr. Battblaa Freeman. Dr. Freeman died
sftoi they began. i*r- Drake eentlaued th- oil
praetl i "f baying and compounding bia own dm;* and
carried them aboul UM rountry with bin Me ?*- um
Benler ^a- lea of fer. Paal's Episcopal Church at the rim'
ri ti'* loath.
WALTER -.AFA- I TTL RABBET.
Waller Lafayette Ranney die j on Prlday at his ?si
di'ii'-e, No. li West Thlrty-ereond-st, ile wm i?,rn ia
tn lt etty ind *_* a ion of Lr. lafayette Ranney and a
'd Di. A. L. I/Semls Il, ti,,s _ gTBdUSM of rle
Colver"ty of the Cllj of Bes Tort and of Um Bellevue
H..spit :i Mt !? il CeUege, li" ? . ag physician
in tm* elly foi Bight jean. Dr. lunney Bevel * mother
and threo bridle t*.
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BECBETAET BBD1COTT os m.** WAI TO THE BSA.
retary Endicott wa. in New-York yesterday,
having stopped over on hi way to the seashore at
B.il.v. where he avill spend as much of tim hot
as possible, 'ihe prolongation of tha session
ol Congress will neeeseltnto bli nturn la Waablngton
st fflftalghtly Intervals, and be H not retrardliig this
praspect wltb any gn-ai plea nrnble feeling ne
bas aiaaUi ree lined In Bi ichunti foi -iv nraaksw
' .p month! ni te h ? um
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THI. REY. BOSSUT (I'LL) Iii TO HE OSATOB
Albany, Aug. IB. Tho Res*. Robert Coltyor, af
New Vork, ba*, been .elected as Ihe orator on the
oceaalou of the utive ling nf ibe bronro statue of
Robert Hums in this city nu August .U.
AMONG TIIE ACTORS.
TfUED- I'LANS AND ESIO-_0_-_a--rnL
TnEATItKfl T!IAT AIIF. OP KN AND WHAT CAN BK
?EBB THERE-THE COMING SEASON.
In " Lord Chumley," whleh ls to be produced to-morrow
lt the Lyceum Theatre, Po Mille ind nelasoo have sought
to supply E. H. K..the? with an eccentric role con genii!
to his peculiar and ittnctlve methods, and to give ?ood
acting parts to tho excellent supporting company which
Manager Frohmin proposes permanently to maintain for
Hie young comedlin. " leard Chumley" |. aald to be a
simple and unpr-t. 'ntlotis comedy. The hading character
la a young ail*"iocr.it, who, though a straightforward,
manly fcl'ppw, Impresses his friends that, he ls In n***d of
mental balance. He sacrifices himself for his friend, the
brother of his sweetheart; estranges her affection,, by lils
(apparently unworthy conduct, become, involved mirri,
monlilly with s fat spinster who adopts horseback for re
tl-jp'lng her surplus avoirdupois, and after a series of con
t re le nipa secur-'a the happiness of all concerned. In the
supporting rest ire C. U. Bishop, rietboit Archer, Fran'c
Carlile, BeOTg! nachos, A. W. BlSgary, Rowland Pink?
stone, Belle Archer, Dora Leslie, EBB Hawkins snd Tunny
Addison Pitt. Act I represent* Liberty Room lt Lummy
Tum, the II omi of Adam Butterworth ; Act II, Chumlov's
Lodgings In London; Act III, Lakeview at Lummy-Turn.
Edwin Booth ind Lawienee Barrett will begin their
tour Septembor 10, lt the Warder Opera House in Kansas
City. This ls the theatre that the tragedian! opened last
season under iuoh unfavnratle circumstances. They
played there, a week In extreme cold weather, and while
the new house was without a roof, doors, pto.cenlum arch,
balcony railings and without heat. The theatre ls now
finished, and is .aid to be one of the handsomest placea
of imusement In thi country.
Two weeks from tomorrow Minager Itosenrjoest will
be "n his first season at tho Bijou Oj era House. Puring
the summer he has had the th.-at?. thoroughly overhauled
and it will present a decidedly attractive appearance. He
oas selected as lils Initial IttlBtUSQ Roland Bred, tlie.
popular couifdlan, who will Ito ?on In Mr. Lloyd's MM
lug comedy "Thl Woman-Hater," In which he made su<-h
a kuccess at the Fourteenth Street Theatre last season.
The piece will be presento'd with an excllent cast and
entirely new ind handsome scenery by Emmom and
Hawley.
To-morrow evening will witness the production of
" Domino" at Wallack's, whleh has been promised by
Colonel McCiull for several weeks, bat owing to tho suc
tf's nf " Prince Met hu salem," hla been positioned. " Lor?
raine" ls probably among tho most melodious of any of
tho msdsn opera comlqucs; Ita music ls all bright, and
ths provence home song, which ls heard several timea In
the perfonaaaee, ls a tailing number. The opera ls In
threo arts. Tho following ls tho ea-sl of the principals:
Lerra'.ns.Eugen. Oudla
Loull XIV.. King of Franea . Charlea W. Bungan
Ga-d-trd De Chateauideux, a Nobleman of high
depneo.De Wolf Hopper
\Y_____, Director of tho Royal Amuser."tit*,
Jefferson Do Angelia
Olllvler Po La Tour.Annla Myan
Pierre, Lorraine.'! foster-father . Herbert A. Crippi
Madeline, niece to Gaspard . . Marlon Manoli
Oudarde, Gaspard's wife . . . Alice (ialllard
Louise La Yilllere, favorite of the King
Josephine Knapp
Manager Itosen?iest will reopen the Fourteenth Street
Theatre for tha regular fall and winer season a week from
to-morrow night, when Miss May WHIMS will make her
debut aa a star, appearing In Nelson Wheatcroft'i, play.
" Gwynne's Oath," which has been aucces-fully presented
in Philadelphia and at ths Windsor Tkeatro.
Charles B. Jefferson and IL S. Taylor will open the
aeeond tour of " Ths Dark Secret" Company September 3,
at tho Grind Opera House. The piece will be given with
all tho original water effects, including the reillstlii
Henley regatta, In which steam yachts, rowboats and sall
boats will bo seen moving about on real wafer. One
hundred and fifty peoplo will appear in thia scone, includ?
ing Georg" Hosmer, tho famous oarsman.
Miss Kato Claxton, supported bv Charlea A. Stevenson
and Arthur Fort OBS, bsgaa her season and that of tho
Grand Opera House last night lu the aucces 'ul melo?
drama, " The World against Her," which was noticed lsst
season. Tho play will bo continued this week, and Its
effective situations should draw well.
ll'ilell'h Aronson takes particular pride In tha souvenir
to be pnantad Bl the Casino on Saturday evening, the
eeesrioa of tie 1.0th parfsraman if " Badly." it is
in the shape of a miniature autograph album, and contains
sixteen pages, up<pn whi rh rue autographs, quotations sud
cb.? a. ter porlrai's of all tho artists. Tho cover ls ex
'iiin.'y novel, bfltag finished In cob,? to represent old
bronte and oxidized silver, and bears upon Its face, in
lllundnar.'d, varicolored letters, the following Inscrip?
tion: " Casino?Souvenir?100th?Nadjy." Heavy satin
ribbon, in colors to harmonize with, tho illuminated frontts
1 . ?, is used to clasp the pages together.
Amateur snd professional musicians In thli and many
other "In.m lilli regret to learn that the veteran musician,
John Sonia, the drum player, has been stricken with a
wver! attach of paralysis, Ho was ono of tho oldest
membern of the philharmonic Society, having joined lt in
1848. Mr. Benia is Hiing at No. _io East Seventy.
third sr. Unfortunately, his means ate exhausted and he
has been obliged to apical to ths Baste" I'roteetlv.
Cnlon. Somo of his -old friends ta!lt p.f getting up a
testimonial, whleh ls certainly well deserved.
The la'est musical farce comedy is entitled " Zlg-Zag,"
and Manager Pleistunau, of the Walnut glint Theatre,
Philadelphia, has arranged with W. W. Tillotson, who
owns al! rictus In the play, to produce lt. on the opening
Bight ppr the Mason, September 1, at the Walnut.
Tuc '? Queen'l Mao-" eontinWfl n Irs se.-?nd successful
run at tue Broadway Theatn Miss Lillian Russell never
leaned bm ehanyag than at pre*"iii. The rai
this opera and the (.rand March ire alone worth seeing.
" Tlie Kafflr Diamond" ls announced for production at
the Bl >adv. ar IhBatn on Munday, September 10. This
ls a new romantic piay, founded on a drama by Conquest
and Merrin, the leena Bf Which is la!d among the dia?
mond Bal ls af .South Africa, and ls said to possess the
Merit of Int 1 lent and interest to an unu-ual extent.
To-morrow John Wild, who fur several reasons has be?n
one of tho most popular mcmiiera of 1-dward Harridan's
I'ark TheatM Cmapaay, will begin tho rohear.sais of his
new aceentric comedy called ? Bunning wild," which
win be produced September IS, in Albany. The aea
piece ls said to a .ord Mr. Wild an excellent opportuulty
t.. display his well-known comic ability. Ho will have
UM -pippen of an ..v.dlent company of coiridiana and
vocalists Including Miss Lena Merrilie and Charles ll.
Bradshaw.
At the Academy fhe preparations for the elaborate
p-,,in Hen of "The on Bom lead" ban naihad mcii a
State of completion tba' about tho only thing left fir thOSt
having the work In eharg! tS do I* the aiding here mil
then of iiitie hits tint, ?iii teni toward the perfcetloa at
thl iv!i"le ?hin the cm tain ires un on August 30. The
only *? ally Important parf Bnflnlahed ls rhllippoteaux's
grand cy. loraina for th- flrat lei Together with his
asetstant-t Um clever artist is working MudteuBy on the
Imroen.o picture Whi h it, on the samo frame at his own
?tudio in Bett Sana.
Harrv Torestnan. formerly of the Schumsnn BAB Q*i!r
tet, nf this idly, and weli knowa as a choir aud concert
singer nf decided m"rlt. has accepted an engagement with
Johnson and Blsvin's Blnstrels as leading baritone, anl
will make bis Brat appearanci with that company at ihe
Brooklya Pan, Thntn to-morrow night,
Air.,n Seidi will pre?ent this aru-rnoon another " rc
quest" programme, Inelu ling Wagnsr's Funeral March from
?? OeeCtardaenunerUng," " i;i-a entering t!ie (? t,h?drai,-'
from " L.hengrln,"and the BhlnOdaaghter" nongs. To-night
he .111 reader the prelude fruin " Lule'ti.-rlii," Tannltaus.tr
overture, tegethei wtth a aUaeellaneooa provramme. in
which he will be asslt-Pd by eminent vocal und iustro
menial soloists, and ar. CMia brans bani in ...1 lltlon to
ar orchestra.
Tlie Bathed ot -bowing the results of the work iceoin
pUahod in UM Baw-Yon school of Acting bv giving
matine- poiftiririaiiceii, Iii whleh only pup.ls of the ad.I
ta.p- i art. will Im* eon tinned during the guning winter.
imi i Bolas a will rcbniM the itudanti In ali the plats
in which they ?iii apt.car in public Tbs ippnval with
nbleh Boliire'i "Pneleaaei n lau!--" and "Winter's
Talc" we? received when di.ne i-j t'iu stud?iita ata special
ii.T'io ar ino Lyceum laat ki ann ha* d B fldaad the
l .-rs of the school to continue the Idea et pr-wntlng
ilas-ir.s nbleh are new lo tie American at.iv*. and por?
tia, i i.r Bfaaheapearaaa ptays whleh baie aol ben dann of
Mt ? flam a Ma kara comedy aaror balara *.?? a en Um
An.et).-au stn? _u\ _ ,,i-<v tragedy en'i' ad " Cruci-luis,
Hie T.-lbun"," will probably t?* Hie bill nf the firs', special
matinee Thia latter plav will alford Hie Mudflats abundant
opportunity for e:isernble woik.
Predrria Waria has awakSBed in unusual d?gree of en
teipil? in Brooklyn. It has 1.? acre,.,l (hat for his
engagement there, url; in geptember, snUrely wk and
appropriate scenery shall ho prepared f'.r ju elaborate pro
du-tloii of " Oem," a chant Mr in rln* betel! mould, which
ls sid "" nit Mr. Warde admliably.
It ls stated that despite the warm Weather of last
mtoh UM r.'teipts of " a Legal Wreck" e\c.led those nf
UM ii.-*t week of '?H*dd by th" Tai'mv,-" winn lt was
orlgltiatir plavd lt tho Badilla BgHBn Thntn this
^aviii nf Um ynr. Mr. DIBatta has rai.cn sdvanuge M
I m ia ral "I portnnlttn In malling linpor'.tn' i BMgl *. aral Hie
, pia] is n"W running Mnoathiy, and UM ia mady is i bom md
I with shouts of laughter nightly. Behnnals Br Um play
, ii iiieli wa* tS fallow ** A Legal Wi*'ck" han, been BOBS.
BOOBd fer tho present, aid there ls every possibility of
Mi. BOlBttfl*! nmedy continuing at the Madison Square
for aouie time to BBBML
Con Tinner will begin reheirslni " Fascination* thli
week. It will be brought out at tba Fourteenth Street
Theatn September IO.
WILL THE MAYO!! COMB HACK TO TBSTITT T
Mayr Hes itt, whs ls at Bhsna spring*, has ben
sirnn. I M Bopeai benn the Aanednei Inveetlntlna
i .na. ii*"- a; i's ?. ssii.n M*BMnuw Benator Iv
received ?? Bun fmni the Mayor la which i.*> Mki M Mi
Bseaisd froni ipp.'iiring, is hi* phyrielaa, bi -avs, wIBmi
hl.n lo remain al the sprint's far the tx nciit. to his h.-jilli
Which the baths (Ive. The scnauir BM replied that ll
la neeiaurr tor thc committee to don lu labors aa soon
ls possible, ind Hilt ai tho Bayor la one of tho few wit
nesaes yet remalnisg to ba heard lt will bs lmposalb!
for 'ho committee to go on with ita work until ho ip
peirs- Probibly under these clrcuraitancei tha Miyo
will como down to give hil testimony.
THE CAREER OF HORATIO JV. SLATER.
DEATH OP THE OLDEST COTTON" MANUFACTURE!
OF THE UNITED STATES.
Boston, Aug. 1? (Special).-noratlo N. Slater, proba
bly the oldest cotton manufacturer In the Unite/
States, died at Webster Thursday night. He was th*
last surviving son of Samuel Plater, fhe father of thi
BOMBI spinning Industry In tho United States. Tht
strip, nf Samuel Mater reads like a romance. Born lr
Devonshire, England, In 170"*. his early years wen
passed In a cotton mill as a practical spinner. IB
was bright and Inventive, and at ihe age of twenty-ont
he emigrated to thli country. Tho war of fhe Kev
elution had closed but a few years before, and Eng
land was determined that the United States ihould b(
commercially dependent upon her. To this end th(
exportation of coff an machinery from England to th!r
country wai prohibited. But youns Slater, If ht
could not take a iplnning jenny wllh him tn lti
actuality, could take one In lill head, ne landed ai
New-York and went directly ta Pawtuehet, then half lr
minde Island and half In Massachuietfi. IV? at ot?'
obtained tho assistance of a blacksmith and ?et abou
making a spinning Jenny. Ile was inrre-sftil am
this was born the great cotton manufacturing Industr*
of this eountry- A small nilli waa erected upon th*
Khoda Island side of the Blackstone Elver, and th(
Ili-ltlsh Government was foiled. The little old yello.
mill still stands at Pawtucket, and Its bell still cailt
the cotton spinner! fo their labors. In 1815 Mr. Slate]
built a woollen mill at Webster, and fifteen yean latei
the firm of eamuel Slater <fc Sons was formed, whirl
roiiMnurd until 1>*7_. This firm consisted of Mr
slater and bis three sons, George, John and Horatio
Tho last named was born at Pawtucket, March 5, 1808
He entered actively In the business of lils father, ant
In 1875 purchased tho Interest of the heirs of hi*
brothe? In the firm. Mr. Slater wai a man of wld(
benevolence. Slater Hall, at Brown University, wi!
well perpetuato his name. His private benefaction!
have also been largo. Hp; leaves a widow, a son w-hr
bean hu own natue, and a daughter, tho wlfo of E.
E. -iradfurd. of Springfield.
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TWO CITIES WITHOUT TR FIR READS.
THE MATORS OF DOTH NEW-TORK AND BROOK
LYN AWAY ON TRIPS INTO TIIE COUNTRY.
The City Hall and municipal buildings wero quiet
places yesterday. It wai tho eighth day since tho
Mayor's chair had possessed an occupant, and Secre?
tary Berry became so loneeomo that ho closed up tho
efllco and started out to enjoy a Saturday half-holi?
day, a rare privilege whon Mr. Hewitt ls at home.
Tho chief, of tho Controller'** office, the Corporation
Counsel's office, and tho Department of Publlo Works
ar? all off on their vacations, too, but they have
deputies, they can leave In charge, in which respect
they have tho advantage of the Mayor.
There seems to be lome mystery as to the where?
abouts of General Newton, Commissioner of Publlo
Works. Deputy Commissioner D. Lowber Smith says
that whon the General went away he laid that ho
wanted no official letters, telegrams, or communica?
tion! nf any hind lent after him, and
refused to give a hint even ai to
what part of tho country ho would Journey in.
In splio of tho General*! reticence, however, anl tho
lupposed secrecy of his movements, lt was learned
that when ho left tho city ho was headed for Norfolk
ar.d Old Point Comfort, Va. After spending a short
time at Ihese places ho win disappear In tho avood. of
North Carolina and enjoy a month's vacation with
friends among tho "tar-heels." Sheriff Grant wai
at his office yesterday apparently Improved In health
by his visit to Sharon Springs and Saratoga.
Brooklyn was In a similar condition to New-York
City yesterday, when neither the Mayor nor Acting
Mayor wa. In the city. Brooklyn will continue with?
out an executive head untII to-morrow. Mayor Chapln
left the city for his country homo on Friday
evening and Alderman McCarty, the Acting Mayor, ls
abscnr In saratoga.
A RAID UPON TbE PARK SLEEPERS.
JUDGT. PATTERSON DISCHARGED ALL OF THEM ?
THE HOT WEATHER IS BOME EXCUSE.
The park polleo havo been severely criticised for
their action In raiding the sleepers In Union and Mad?
ison squares Thursday night, but their course ls not
without ptMOdent The president ot the Parlt Board
has of lato received a number of letters from people
living In tho neighborhood of the two parks mentioned,
complaining of tho number of tramps thar, have been
gathering there, and in previous years various Police
.lustier?, have elven terms varying from one to t>\x
months to prisoners taken lu Just such raids.
Justice, Patterson was Inclined to be lenient, how?
ever, on account of tho exceedingly hot weather, and
as tho first tinco or four men brought before him were
respectable lu appearance and told a atralght story.
Judging from these, lt ls said, the Justice ordered tho
dlschatga of the entire lot .ergcatt Flock, wli',
directed the raul, was not In court, but he li willing
lo sfako his reputation as an ollicor rhat in*.st of thnsp?
emited are regular tramps. If ?-? a mistake to iup>
pote that Major Hewitt directed the raid, but other
ialri_. will probably bu made.
THE DEATH BATE DECREASISO.
The deaths last week wero loinewhat less In number
than In tho previous week. Only two cases of smallpox
were discovered by tho Health Department Inspectors, and
nelth.r of the." proved fatal. No tases of yeilo? fever
carno to light. This ls a record for tho iwo weeks end?
ing at noon yesterday;
Cause of death. Aug. ll. Aug 13.
Smallpox . . 0 0
Meaalea . ll 13
Scarlatina . 14 ?
Diphtheria . 27 40
Whooping cough . 15 24
Typhoid r-ier . B a
Typhus ta var . o 0
Malarial fever . rt 4
Cerebro-iplnil meningitis . ?_ :(
Dlarrhuetcal diseasu . IM 391
Di.irrl.i"-leal diseases under live yeirs. IBO 108
Heart disease! . ;< t ."ti
Bronchial . 21 18
Croup . o .
Fhthuli . 89 90
Pneumonia . -"> 28
Brlglit'i iiiseas.) and nephritis. S2 40
Deaths by violence. .'.(? 80
Total . .1(1 802
Death rate.88-73 2T.'_'_
1 ir .ros under ono year. ?..'?vt 270
Dei th! under rive y-jrs. 4 Ii. 4i)0
Deaths In Institution.. 160 l.'D
Desthi ni tenements. ui7 BBB
Deaths from solar heat. ,'i 2
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
Name. Clies Deaths.
Tvphold fever . 10 rt
Sari' fever . 54 8
Ceo-bro-splnil meningitis . il 2
Measles . 130 Lt
Diphtheria . 80 UH
Smallpox . 2 ii
Toui . sir. 08
A QUIRT DAY AT TBE COTTOS RRORLkRRR
Yesterday being a hilf holiday at tho Conon Exchange
there was but little excitement in the tradings and the
dealings were light. Tho bulls who have engineered
the corner lu the AttgUM option inmalned Inactive, aud
to this fact must be added the news that 13,000 bales aro
now nu their way here from Liverpool. To these causos
may be attributed the drop in tho price 0f August cottipn,
which foll to 11.18 cents and closed barely Mendy at thit
flgure. *
The encineers of the " corner" appear to have chinged
their tactics and allowed prices to docilno to prevent any
targe amount of cotton from being unloaded on the market
at tho present high prices. Sn"h I movement would, if
kept up, result In their having to ?ko up cotton at such
hljh llgures ns ta be unprofitable for reshipping to Bange.
Tb*; Member! of UM pool cow control nearly nil tho avail?
able stock, which ls estimated at about 200,000 bales,
whllo the outstanding contracts for the shoit aceour.t aro
Slttmated at about SOO.OOO bain. Tit" Inactivity fl!*.
played by tha pool ls looked upon as only a preliminary
step to again running prices up with a rush ?ud giving
the shorts a final . rjuoo.e.
TUP LITTLE OBBBOB HAD A BABSOW BSCABB,
Tho peony little Protestant Episcopal Church of the
ItedertiiP'r, Elghty-Hrst sf. and Par'ati-., which nas at?
tacked by fire Friday night, narrowly escaped BflStnetion,
the furniture, is well as the church, being entirely ot
?rood The building faces directly on Park ave., while
tho hack extends to within threo feet of Kt Joseph's
Industiial Home. Tho B"v. Dr. J. Bf. fthlfi>liifnn1 the
pastor, ls now on his ncaBaa at Martha's Vlnerard, as
ls also N. B Wu;.*, choirmaster. On Friday OVenlBg
Mr. Chflflrighf. tho organist, with a small hay to pump
for him. was practising on the organ, and when he irani
away at 9 p. m. f-ft the candle rtn tho organ burning
T!i. mndh when lt bumed down set fl?, to tho organ
totally deatroying lt, ia well _? , plauo nnxt l0 ? y_ ^
th.- orgM the nra extended to the altar, devouring || __
a ell aa curtain!, stoola. carpet and patt of tho door and
(?.tended M the l"fl and right through to the 'roof
v.h...c it burned a big hob* anl liefest (h.. brick matta
Bl Bi Joseph's Industrial Homo, where the four slater,
who take ,-,r? al the p? -ri? wok? ?ift
and bidding them BtBBfl, BMnfeed thc.,, ?i,r ??." | "'
ranga U th- nanni ..ext gan, which fae*, on M-.ii-,,,..
The damage to the Church of ,he Kertoemer will ba
8*000, including a lii.O .,?,;,,- ?,.,.? *
.",""; *'U'- ?_-??- -cry window In the building
Has brohea, Mast M iham br wttm Th* ?,?, ,
?lrl-r will b?rta at once and a new organ will ?
SSS: Th0 buadln, "* lu ****** ->-???- ?
ALL EXPECT A SHORT TRIP*
ON BOARD TITE ATLA.VTTC STEAMZBI
PASSENGERS BY THE UMBRIA. CITT OP
TORR, BO OT GOO NE AND EMS.
Seldom have the steamship piers along the North
River presented such scenes as were witnessed ynter*.
day afternoon, when each one was crowded to Ita
utmost capacity with people aniloui to mo tha
European iteamere itart on their ocean voyage
There was at each pier the uiual crowd t.t persons
who came to hld good-by to their friend! and relnttven
but those crowds were supplement/*! by thouianda
who rame to seo tho stnrt of tho ocean race which Ib
expected to bo made by tho four crack steamers.
Umbra, City of New-York*, Ems and La Bourgogna.
The n-*w Inman Line ship, of course, waa the centre
of attraction and at every point along the river when
a view of her could be obtained were crowd! who wen
loud in the r praises of her magnHVent appearai-oe.
AU tho steamers had well filled passenger lists, coi?
aldering the l?tene?? of tho season for ocean travail
The Umbria carried among her pasiengen:
Frincli Allen, John Atendroth, 8. Allcock, Mr. tad Mn.
J. J. Albright, Harold J. Bamby, Frank P. Bamby, B- E
Beck, E. W. Wo-sig, T. Bowler, F. Gore Browne, Mr. and
Mrs. Jamas B. Burnci, R, Baker, Arnold Bally, Genanl
Bea_r?ard, Page M. Baker, Jin.? Barry, H. B. Coxa,
Mr. and Mrs. Byron W. Clarke, Robert Donaldson, L?
Llmore, C. H. Erwin, T. H. Froehlleh, R. Freemso, Mn
md Mrs. J. C. Fitch. Edvrsrl Fraser, Mr. and Mra.
Thomas Gregory, John Grierson, Charl.! Copley Hulton.
I. Horigion, Jr.. John Hoey, Mr. ind Mrs. T. W. F. Hod.
ley, G. IL Harrington, F. D. Hernman, Robert Hill, S
IDIter, T. Inglis, C. E. Johnson, W. S. Keyser, Mr. lng
Mrs. E. J. Lipl'el!, NM! Loynaehan, Alvin S. Lock! rd.
Thomas H. Lowrey, Maurice I -wrey, Mr. and Mri. Junes
H. Moore, the Rev. H. Moore, C. H. Metcalf, John A.
Morris, Stephen A. McLean, Jamel McDaafal, n. H. Mon
rls, the Rev. J. McElhatton. Jamel McLauphTn, Mr. ind
Mrs. D. I. Motta, W. B Mason, A. G. Nicholl, M. J.
O'Brien, T. L. OniMvIa, William Orme?rl, A. G. Faina.
Jr., A. Peplneau, Arthur W. Pim, IL J. Pearson, H. D.
Pearsall, Evans Prrs'cn, J. Storm Patterson, G. H. Repa.
J. N. Reed, A. M. Richa?i-.>n, William Scott, W. M. Mt
Isbury, F. A. Smith, Mr. and Mri. Edward J. Smith.
Andrew Stewart, Slr Geotge Stephen, Mr. and Mrs. W. 8.
Thompson, J. L. Thorndike, John R. Townsend, Mr. and
Mrs. D. F. Tiemann, jr.. William Told, Mr. ind Mra.
IL a Townshend, J. F. Townshend, George Virn'y, A.
A. Pea, A. CL WV-id, Mr. sud .Mrs. Abram Waksman.
J. W. Whitworth. Mr. and Mrs. r. E. de Wolf, Henry
Wilson, W. W. Wilson, Mr. and Mts. Charles T_ Whits,
H. B. Warren. Frank Watts Mr. and Mra. Guy Wirwlek.
J. J. Wood.
On the City of New York were:
H. C. Asplnwsll, J. B. Ap-.horpe, W. B .rmeitt-, J. lt
BIngaman, Mrs. Blngaman, J. Ashton Bell. J. A- Blosaom,
IC. M. Held- g. H. IL Beldiug, W. S. Blldlng. Whirtan
Barker, Mrs. p.ark'-r, E. A. Bmlrider, Arnon Buckley.
George W. Brair.hall, W. N. Coler, Jr. ; Mrs. Color, Ales*
_nd?r Craig, Joel Cook, Mrs. Cook, George W. Cook, Dr.
James Coldham, W. P. Cutler, Mn. Cutler, Frank W. ___,
Catches*, M. B. Clancy, F. B. Clancy, W. 8. Carter. Rob?
ert Cartwright; John B. Cornell, Mrs. Cornell. W. S. Ci"
tcr, John M. Clark, Mrs. Clark, Genera: Samuel A. Dun?
can, Mn. Duncan, Commander C. H. Duds U. 8. It. i
Colonel C. M. Dal'.y. C. H. Dewey. Henry Fairfax. Stat?
Frances, F. H. Fox, James Fnnks, John Gemllui, Oreen
Minister, W. W. Grlscom, T- Sf. W. Goodwin. Mr
Good win, J. C. F. Gardner, Samnel Greenwood, wallam
Greenwood, W. P. Giles, II. G. Gear, Colonel A. D Hen.
bum, G. Cockburn Harvey, Mrs. Harvey, w. F. Hanklna.
Sidney B. Hopkins, the Rev. A. H. Hall, Colonel C. P.
Holland, George Kettlewell, Frank Kidd. F. J. Kimball.
Mra Kimba!!, M. P. Dangler. Judge George A. Lewis.
W. Laing, Mr. and Mrs. Laidlaw, John H. McFadden,
Mrs. McFadden, J. S. McCartney, Mrs. McCartney, Major
Macfailam.', Mrs. .M-*-far!ani. Dr. T. H.
MseOtnnoa, D. T. H. MeKlnnon, D. Mo
Elvnny, J. W. Musson, John B. Mmntg, John B.
Manniii?, Jr.; Enacts L. Manning, W. Mullan, John P.
Murphy, Mrs. Murphy, F. Morling, Mrs. Morelng. nora
lian B. May, Mrs. May, Captain John J. Millbank, J. _.
Merrlll, Haruopid Morgia, Daniel Z. Noorian, Professor
Henry F. Osborn, Leopold E. Orsay, Dr. U. C. Potter,
Mrs. Potter, H. H. PorterBetd, W. J. Pirrie, Mra Pirrie.
C. Phoite Plnaud, 0. P. Remlek, U. S. R. M. ; R. Ti.
Russell, Dr. L. A. BosBwaly, Mm P.oss-.ny, Jamea A.
Reilly, H. C. Spooner, John C. Schorl, Dr. Thomas
.Shearer. John Sutton, U- S. N. ; H. D. Smith, J. C. Smith.
Mrs. Snii'h. Eduard Swlndley. John Verger, S. Wenban.
Biddle Wood, Hon. George We st, M. C. ; W. Redwood
Wright, Mrs. Wright, John Wecb.-r, Jr. ; William Wright
Mis., ".u-au H. Ward, R. W. Watkins, Curies WU-lims.
Thomas R. Withercombe and F. de Zaldo.
La Bourgopne carried:
G. Amberg, Mr. and Mrs. Bodell. Henry D. Beam, T.
R. Coudert. V. R. Coudorr, Jr., John J. R> Craven, Edward
D. Cooke, John Duer, Hy H. Daer,jker, G. W. Dlllawiy,
Felix Fournier, Jr-sse P. Farley, James Graham, E. Gariy,
Minister of Mexico to Italy, Mrs. Garay, Wood Gibson.
Charlcs Glraux, Mr. and Mrs. K. Hicks, F. Junes, .1.
Jacobson, T. Kirkpatrick, Dr. Theodore Llpkin, the Rev.
Arthur Lawret.ee, J. Lang!'-", Carlos Elbert, William
Mitchell, E. G. Muse- J. Rutherford McAllister, Charles
Payson, J. BellB, G. II. I'.d.n. E. .1. Ever- ii, Sisters Elise
Hamilton, Emma, Ll..ie. Johanna, and Marla; T. P.
Stumpf. Mrs. L. Tierce, the Rev. G. A. Vasialo. Charles
Warren, Charin W. Warren. William Yausa, E. Zetner.
The North German Lloyd -.t>*:trii*ii p Ems had on.
her passenger list:
Henry Abbott, peter Aust, E. Burmelater, H. Bulla
marni, Adolph Ila rte]?, Jacob Rar.en, H. W. Chaplin, U.
Compes, M. Fia u lifo rt, J. Picken, F. J. Firnar, N. 3L
Harrison, John 1*. Haskins, G. S. Hal!, H. R. Heyl, J.
mn, Emil Kaufr.iatin, William Beek, H. Knolleni
b"rg, Mr. and Mrs. John Manns J. A. Manna, L. Da CV
M"ver. L. H. Mor_*a, San, ul Marx, Isidore Matzner, A.
Michaella, Joseph Nleollnl. L. D. Uoudebusb. Mr. ind Mis
Lucas Raab, Miguel Ramoo, E. BehaBlar, R. li. SchoeUat,
Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Schoek, Charles H. ismlth. Dr. G.
Schmelr.er, H. Schonbera. II. Van Bergen, Mr. and Mra.
John I. Williams, Theaden WageuM and B. Wessels.
THE SW AFAR A SAILS FOR BRAZIL.
CHANGES IN THE SOUTH ATLANTIC SQCADROlf?A
TBStBL BtTCB ALTERED.
Orders were received by Commander McGowan, tta
commander of the United states .reamer Swater*, al
tho Navy Yard, to preened without unnecessary delay
to Montevideo, and report to Rear Admiral Daniel
L. Bralne for duty In tin* South Atlantic Squadron.
The vessel was to have sailed Immediately after Un*
Ishing her duty connected with Co transfer of General
bberfdaa from Wa-Iiliij-toa to Nonquit, but tho court*
martial of Lieutenant Schaeffer and Boatswain Farrell
of that ves,ei, necessitated a postponeniont. sho
? allf.1 jr*t>M "ay at noon. Another change In
tho South Atlantic Bqaadroa has bren the ordering ot
Commotion* .lam*', ll. Gills to hold himself in readi?
ness to relieve Admiral Bralne of that command, bul
ho wlU probably go to Brazil mi a mail steamer.
The Swatara ls not exactly tho samo vessel thal
was nearly a quarter of a century ago, when she ar*
rived at tiie BnhlagtOB Navy Yard fruin Alexandria,
Egypt, and landed John \\. r-niau, ono of th* con?
spirators In the Abraham Lincoln assassination. The
Swatara ls a lar>~r vessel thau the old craft, being ol
J,000 tons displacement and barfc-rlpfiod. she ls a
nprOdttCtlon from tho old vessel under Secretary
BaboBon'i -dintnistration, who lusaaadad in keeping
tho Navy fairly up to modern times with meagre and
miieriy appropriatlooi trpm Congraaa; but then i!
nothing moro of tho ordinal vassal in her than her
stern-post and her name, tho is a wooden vessel
with a ma\linu? horse-power of about l.'.OO, aud In
a recent .ix hours sp??d trial on tue t he. a peake Bay
maiio a inaxlinutn si>ee,l of a little less than twelve
.tuns, gag _ mean ol a tittle above ten knots. Uer
battery consists of one B inch rifle, six 0-Inch imooth
bon* guns, ant) a Uotrhhin lipid Hie gun, all of which
are carried on th*" spar d"ck.
Englneer-ln-Chicl *.rge \V. Melville and Passed
Assistant Engineer A. M. Matrice arrived hero yea.
I'.*., and accsitnpaui?) the bwatara tnr Bi hout
aft<T leaving gundy Hook to conduct a six houn full*
?liced trial uf Uer en^'ti es.
THE SECOSD BBIBADB AT CAME G/fBE.V.
Camp Green, Sea Girt, N. J., Aug. 13 (SpnelaD. -
Tho Boeond Bcl_a?le, N. G. N. J.. lirlgadler-General
W. J. s.*iv.*il ciiiiiinarrdlnj;, entered camp this morning,
lin* brigade cnsisrs of ti.,. 7th Ke^liiient of Trenton.
the Bth of Camden, tho 3d of Elizabeth, Gatling Gun
Company Ii, of Camden, and (Umpany A, Sea Coast
Artillery of Atlantic City. Tho troops will remain
hero for a iraak. When lt may ba bmll'ng at Peeks,
kill, a deliciously cool breeze blows from the ocean
oier iat.it) Green.
t ieneral Spencer, Colonels Balker, Owens, neppen*
helm.r and Abbett, MaJOl Lou- ir-l and Qii.iiterma.ster
Aitken naeapy lai?* tenta; near them, ami close tt>
tho ocean, are j.ooo lents pitched, accommodating
about ;i,()(? men.
Each day will be fallen up with rifle pMctleo, ln_
ifrufiiou in KtUid dury, battalion drilB and iklrniUl
tirill.
Governor Green and his stair will remain In cams
all the weeli
Oa ne\t Friday evening a gtk't.l n.,IIUtT reception
win be given tu Governor Green at the (leach Heuae
Governor IHU, nt Nen fork, ami (...vcnni!- beaver"
of Pennsylvania, with tl.en- (.taits, hmo been InvMad
ai,il are expel l,-J tt be pit.sent.
AHRISCISC, FilU A JV BILBA VI HFOKUASCB. ,
The annual "Min __>,.,.r.na.>,SM st Manhattan Beach
have altsayi drawn ,-r.m 1* Mr Oilman haa, wltN
tbe coneent of the BMMgaBBnA bflM BrgSBlttag s bir,-.
iherai ami NhnrBag i Bamber ..r vocal kMms, Moagh,
Br. Bthoan ?\ m fona half i donn ..p. n? eompanlea.
'n'" aeaaaMt f the MasB trnphlthntn have
ie. , m mash impiaved ag the parmaaasN net thai tbs
rsBdsrlag el Om vocal tomtit will aot !,? m sim,,- __
formoriy. Tho progrimme, of course, will iiTciu_? ,?,!
artillery drum cup., ___ anvil brigadfl, etc. Tha _____
" I* UlV.-l. 't'l.ii.sli, ...,l ._._..*'._ .'."??
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