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Til K MADKLMXE'S VICTORY
tbr ciiAi t-sfiiiK vi r ami tn ram
11 AtlD Of TORKERa.
a Weilllaot Rare Terr llnadaemelv Cirateeted
b" "ewer Bav A.
Mails of ihoPrrllv Krfn-HrtU Broke
near lhr Keetv l.bibuhio.
Tbo flrtt race for the oovetod Queen'
Cup, or mr properly the Amrlca Cballcog
Cuts was aslld nv. To the schooner
Hidfldn was intru-tctlth tMk of malntatn
lag the honor of th America yachting ensign,
andth CtnsJIan yscht Countess of Duffertn
i.tcr" ) lUta to wrvat tb trojht from our
Bonds II i oa-lbl Th dimensions nf the Made
leine sre IM.s9 tons old measurement! length
rsr all. Ot : on water Una. 96.01 ; beam, 14.01 ;
dentin f hold, i iirntt. "Mi cubic coolant,
IsWilt. I hp Canadian It ul 13801 tons length ,
IUI..-& mi r all, and 81.53 on the water line, S3.5&
bi-ani, 7 JOdaptli f hold. 7.10 draft, B.04 ru
ble content. 'I he Canadian any the Madeleine
1 mln. 1 i'o, time allowance.
A ih hour tor the atari the Narrows were
hlle with lha nails of nearly a hundred of our
Ha flur-lt rht, and an nng ibetu were in. ire than
H? a enure .f teamen ami minimi t red (mall aall
H and ruwlmata, Th M idolelnecroBsed lb line
V at II luM. i.nd the Countess of Duffetln at
1I.17:UU. It wa sdend beat down to the South
West Milt against both tide and wind. Hutu
ya. tua Imcl tbe u ml lower sail with working
. rei .ti.all an J clu mnlntup-ail. In addition
Mi.- I an ...Ian aet a Jl toneal , probably to bal
ance lur 'tud inake her steer bi tter, auch a
I iUi i rule voir retards a boat In sailing by
ttie is li.tl.
Tli" iourew,. from off the club house OV
Hi I s iitn. V we-l to the touthweat aolt,
them',- miles can by south. S south to tbe
t n.lt Honk lightship mill return tu buoy lion
the a. -t i. link. Just htluw tne N.irr ws.
li ii linn went i y on tna n'it tack and
In ii, ii hurt tin i, li tu i,,. ,r iiie tiur.l landing.
a ii linn went ab ut al i ftioiiiltiiiie.oialv aud
li . n leg on tne ei.u board t irk to tbe I. mi
.id- .ue i h" t mi.i p. 4 snowed herself on
II' tirst tack she it ajo very quirk In stuya,
bi i i g the MaiKline In tn..l rrtpect. Etery
tl e i ' item .ii nut rlir spun ro md like a tup
In .i.. tli t i Xil ed ,n in.r.i.l .u. Passing the
h rr tne Madeline ie st her uial .tupuiasi
uteill.li i tii ix ur.uieiil true uimi.vutr.ful,
an., il.t. -..-II was lutui eii( il.iwu on dirk. To
C" n the meg. pointed better tn.m the
Ul- i .e. but for tne reat of tbe way to tne
bin ir iiii-ru wan .itiy tlvuuiag iu tnu respect
III .i I li the t.ajeleine.
.v, I! ri ma Maiim.e lacked, and hera tbe
H i ndi i made her Dint nnatakv in truinv aixiut
mil', r ii ! lee Intto.d of -1 in.) I nar oil a little
fu.i rr. Iiiei.i.ri tui k ou ,i i.uiii one. a' d aa
tli. 't tri'tiini over t. war ! l-nit Wada
..ri. ii i lal'-li inc luutiiliFiiru i. ut her buri
Irail u Mifle At 1I..I8 the ..i ..elelna weni m
It t nii.l utood yer .iirjiii i.m.iJ th l.ii
ll .iiu n.n-re wiule itu i uui.teat maoe a lone:
t. ulrli u i) in luttardthe M ten Uland all re,
lostr.itl ul cl.iaeli liauniiiK mi to tbe Mmlelelue
aa her i inmieaa Hi Mi-ulun would li .ve allowed
b..reb-,lv lo d.. Ihe .tikde'eliie tacked and
Ito. d I .ward the western abore at 11:43, aud
in fn.oiee went about a minute l.aer and
alien u.'d acroaa to the eaal, tua Madelelue
la 'd nit v Just ..o elshth of a mile.
Ai II J me Madeleine weni aoi.ut on tbe atar
b iar i .m k. and ut II iUU tbe Counteaa follow,
ed .,ii ihe .i;.i ... te i.-a. And here the Count
est in an .i seiluiit eiior. itin tiJe was still
riKi'iiiu: I' il it tin, nnd while tne Madeleine
Blade a ionii nuei liiiiio (irateaeud Hay, and
aoi (.ut ..I its w,tt, the l'u inieaa stuod rUnt out
hi Hi ...II sin null., i .r over to tne Weal Bauk.
Thin t "' t en c ntiu.ed on upposlie lacks
uii.Ii l.'M) IW. ttiien D.iiti went In ai ,vs at tbe
ai-me iiu.e. II. a .tludaieinr'a C ptaln was too
luart to aisiitt oui far and waul ahout and stood
to thu e.utiw rd .gam II.. m were now ou tbe
:iue 'aok. and It was seea that the Madeleine
.. ' '".'r lad ' ibiev-g j irters of a mile.
It hot work, and tbe Canadian would un
fli. utile. ily nave beau on toe Muueleloee beels
bin CI livr eiror iu s .lilna agtlnst a airooa tide.
11 ni.w .en li to breexe up, alio the two ounteau
an s .luii. ed across t..a Luwer lly. At li lt ihe
Ma.irle. ue went In at .ys. and started on alona
leu f . me Suiittiwen ttyit. the Counteaa folliw
liii.' fu ir iniuutes later. Off the bitpltjl ship
tn- ..I., rlna had liu-raated her lead to nearly
a ml. . ud a half, aud was momentarily namiiur.
. 1 i u. she was still standing on te the west
ar.i. . ..a 10 be ab e to weatber ibe Spit Ouoy.
. I. l i -he ended uei lung lea to tne westward,
aiiu it, , i ..I,,. ut mi theatarbuard lack, and baad
su fur Uuoy IU. At l.lDgjthe Counieaa followed
i.n , ba Madeleln luiued the mark at 1:1V:U,
the '-"in ess following 7 minutes U aeoouua
Slier, ut I M 'O,
i .- . . .tiadelelne made a short task In or
tu eali.er liuoy and pass II to tbe
I nhn.inl ., uremrloeu. The Countoaa folluw
' ' .tl.-. ih- M.uelelne rattled by tbe
p. i i . I li,.-iiuu, wi.n tua laid a tnUe lesaen
a.i M 1 f7 uia t unless t.. k In liar li , top-all,
tu. ...,.ut .aain. At 1.&4 sue slyly ti.oke
I aauiin ma Madeleine, a..d atuud to Hie
i itnw rd to c tcu me eon dowu ihe Jeraey
b ... ilia Madeleine did likewise. At :lu
1. 1 rent abuut. and stood o t toward tne
I. t. h.-M . Uuritni tne next u.ilf hour tbe
t . i e-iralned .uitlueramv on the Madeleine.
4 i il tua Madeleine bad piemy of room to
wi r mi tbe Liabtilili, aud weut about on lha
I"' "tid stoi.d for that rmiy old craft. As
II. id ue r n uj a Ma square beaded f ura
k.;, ,i. hilaoireadytoaatajbtoua.il. lone
a .i i. e. later tne Countess spuu around after
V-''.i ibs Llabtablp was a fleet of stesmsrs
i if wnlco let louse lis steam wbutle
aili.a Madeleina rounded at ;1 U. and llltlni
si... ii .ud pillua on canvas si rted for borne.
Ihet iu'a lurnel al K:W:3J and waa also sa
tuie.i dad aaiued It uiiu. dt sec. ou tbe run
e " iruui the Hjutnwett .Iplt. ins Couuieaa lost
Dine in tailing per knee.
d.i i.-iuii .... k to tne point of tbe Book tbe
adsleine legained nil tbe distance she had Ion
en in iu. out. Huor bH waa ps-ked by the
Man tune a' ::i&3T. and n ibeC uuuiessatkM lVi.
2' ' Madeleine .urued lluo) IU at 3.5;., and Jlo
bi.r at. iimug uer all . an nun ane w..ltird
" t'.e I jwer b .y at a rate oi st ead that lu-Jiu-
u i.er le d every uiinuie. i here waa uo
I h.e t.i tiaie to t ka uiu tuue nf the Couiittaa,
ai d Ih J .jges" a.eainar. Olajwuh, irjaded ou
J" -i iu lor the Dm Ii. Ihe Madeleine was off
i" I -i.,ui i,ip at 4:15, wiiii lha Cuunlaia be
a.iiii lur eBi.rta lo ti.rga up on tne M..dsielne,
an ut... aliauiiy ii ade, weie frui lets. Xno
'" .i ..ntinued t.i Ihcresae her lead, auu
. I . i 4, Jl, it i . n r i f tut flr-t race for Ibe
u ilm l-uiiie.s armed at 4 11 511.
'i fun,'. A, wil. Vorrrrtm
txi Vu i.u. U1"J1 '-'' ''-'-i 6'aj
" " ' 11 ;7 ' ' oM- 6.SS.5J
reoiod .iiuo. ' "" " lu u"u- or.
I orisu run muni- y.vj.
b (Ur Aalborillea Teanna liowa a Build,
lag la C'kurck nireei.
Th n.tpartmaut of linmiiibraiuus ru
an. ud the framework of an uuSulkheJ bji.diug
In Cliurcu street, Just below LlbarU. ye.nerj n.
Hr J. Ii, Kminoua, tbe proprietor of a simll
aa.jiu huuta ou the corner, had obtained pjr
Bj tl m from the Deuirtuieut of Buildings to
et .". a building over the stoop Hoe, aud under
Urn permit the work was begun a in i,
' " " - wcuu a luuuio ago,
an li.o framework and roof had bean put un
C n.nlaliit baviug neen madt mat tne ruc'ure
pr.,Jectel over the a reel Hue hy ahuut rix f8,.
Im Kinioous was crdertd on M, unity at io re'
Oimv. tne hulldlug wuhlu four days. Hut sue
i i u t cnmply wl u tne order, aud yesterd.y
BiuriiliiK the city lore tbe ttruoiure down, u
eui ti.M). Ou tbe wall was posted tbe fuliow
liin liar loss ws bars built to our stoop Unas, the Repub k
rira in, cu. dene this dirty, nasty wor Uod
kiaMiiiemi llrs J. B. KatMoas.
T s msuanoe company la Implicated acol
'it n, Mr. ("uriey, Us secretary, neflna made
Jin- I'liii.pUint as a p: I vale cltnen. Several oioer
ii ' I I'h.H In tne street nrojeot considerably over
'u .ma; nil as no co nplaliit ha been mad
agii.i tueui, nothing can d done.
The llrabruen'a Mriks
ritriNNATi. A,g. 11 - rue general altuitlon
i ,.'ii in Uo tirisim orsaeina on ihe Ohio aud
tt.-upi Hi. ri.ail rn..:ut uinliauaeil. No Irelgnl
bit" ft.",', "7 "" r"J ,u-lM" Passenger
1 i k l. tro i. Mug h, lr fr, 0fl
t i ' i"a. ht.i. a.rm. . i 4, h i a inn ,i-,l
ii ',' ,r " "" Hi ke, i rt i, n Hi. ii, ii, ti,,
k . i.'i a I' . . It, I ui n i.t i-r ui in nuu
.'.ii. ... ' I'm
t, '.'tli .r..l aiil'iur'ii", nllov iu.
I, , ' ! ", '" ' 1 "" I" ' ' i I
tin, , , ,;: , , -r ,' '.u 'i nil. r. re uq.
Ui ll i.i ', I ,r,' """"he If'iul csuis-
' H " I a ) ' . ' hall ' .
I 1 ''"leii ami Hi li.im (.leu Core.
1 0., ' ' " '' " 1 "' ''M """d'i. kt I lub of
I j,,' 1.1. Ui , , . ,, , , , lUi ttJ .m,,.,!!,!,
I t, i . 1 f in i . .i rt' l, , i ,1,
I i" rz
I V- . . 'i li e)
Jl ...... f I t.- . ,t , .,, ,.,
fela-a-eH
ariKtsa a nttrvBticAN avir.
The Batee. f Mean l.erd'e Reeolalleej Ova.
deajBla Oetragee la th rioath,
Washimotov, 4ug. U. The liopuMl
eam are mueh IKappolated tfe aoUon of
the Democrats In the House on Olalns'i school
smendmeot, and on tbe Intimidation and out
rage in the Couth. Thy had prepared a olreu
Iar wblcb would hay been circulated by th
ton throughout th length and breadth of the
country, a aoon as Oonaro should adjourn.
In this letter It waa alleged that th Democrats
bad deliberately suppressed Maine's sobool
amendment, and that they bad gone aw .y with
out n word on th subject of th freedom of the
ballot In tbe South. Th ront action of th
House on both of these questions baa negatived
allot the essential points In these olroulars, io
tbat Z Kin ihvndler will have to sell them a
wte p uier to recover any of lb money upon
bia orUlnal Investment.
rit'oii Lord, the presenter of the preambl and
resolution of yetterday, In an Interview to-day
snva that ne thinks tbe importance of tbe action
of the House yesterday oannot be oveietll
niaii'd. aa tbere naa been already much mlarep
rrti'iitntion unon this aubj-oi, likely to be fol
lowed by more He says that he talked with
v rlmis Southern member, and they approved
ol his i Ian to nut uikio reoord for the D.-ni ti
er .no imrtt i.n eiormlon of strong friendship
for the nevJTo, which, coming front the repre
sentatives ot tuo entire people In tbe House,
would have a hundred times the force of any
mere political conventions, a It virtually be
comes a pledge from the blgbest law-making
power tu the laud. He waa in favor of a mere
resolution without a preamble, hut, on tne ad
vi. -e of Mr. tucker of Virginia, tbe preamble
w..a written, and Mr. Tucker wrote In
un his own hand the clause relating
to the fifteenth Amendment. Mr. Lord bad no
Ide i thai any of tho Southern members could
ni.Jtt.-t io inls. He hastened its presentation in
the House, and then only got It In In time to
prevent a similar ri-aolutlon coming In from Ibe
Bepubllcan tide. Hint the H-nubllcsns gotten
the start In ibis business the result would have
been different. I'racilcaliy the vote for the re
olu luu waa unnniniout. aa Mr. Illand of Mis
souri b is nald th it he will not vote fnrany prop
osition until hit silver bill Is considered. Mr.
Heaven, of lean, alone really oppueed It. The
atitement that some Democrsts dodged li I
not true. I here were present, aa the record
will show, onlr twenty members above a
quorum; the remainder have left the city.
I h .t there was soma oppoiltlon to tbe pream
ble wai a knurce uf untitle itl in to Mr. Lord, as
Ii Is an absolute oroo of the bnneaty of the
tot-. Here I an assemblage of men who unin
liuo .lt agree that ny lullmldailoii should be
severely punished, but who vote aaaluat tbe
t rtainbla because tnv will not even admit as
au assumption mat this Intimldatloo exist.
TACBT1MO Off Tilt! 911 BMW8B VR T.
What Followed the Plaek and l.aek'e Tlc
tery over the Kallre Kleel.
The anutial mutest ou tho Shrewsbury
river was sailed on Thursday by yachts and sail
tioats from ail along the river, tbe bay shoro,
llrooklvii, aLd Perth Amboy. There were more
than two doien entries, nut many of the bouts
withdrew. The course waa twenty miles, from
a point opposite Valrbuven pier to a stakeboat
at Long Point and back, two and one-half miles,
to a aukeboat off Qulon'a Point at th mouth uf
Red Bank bay. Tbe atakeboat off Long Point
bad to be turned Ave time and th other (take
boat four times. Tbe borne stretch waa to tbe
Judges' boat. The sbors was Uoed with apeo
tatpre. The Drat claas boat, twenty-two feet
and upward In length, were Jib and mainsail
yacbis. They weie started in the following
"'et: Mltiturn, Heury Ward Beecber, Pluck
tod Luck, Aruienl . and Viaen. i be Minium
,?.d '." ivnr hr -'bout Ave seconds. Ibe
Pluck and Luc started nearly two minute be
hind the Mlnturn.
Tbe second-class yacht were also Jib-aad-mainaall
boats. Among tbo mat started were
tne Olivia, Qutsle. A idle Taylor. Mamie, Mad
Mauo, ArUona. Haul B., Josephine, and Dot.
Ibey were under twenty-two (eel In length.
Ti.e best competitors forth third claaa orliee
war th Florence, Ocean Spray, and No Nam,
cat-rigged boat.
I be wlad from lb southeast blew something
of a breeze . t the moment of the atari, and tbe
Minturo, wblcb always does proud work before
a good wind, snot far ahead. Tu wind sub
sided almost Immediately, and waa thereafter
odIv a allgbt breeie. As It blew from the south
cut, tbe lachts bad a free wind bolti ways. Th
li.cideu s of th race were many. Tbe No Name
waa ruled out. because. Ii wss aald, she bad en
tered under two different names, loe Addle
Tatlor fouled tbe Plu k and Luck while turn
ing a atakeboai. 1 ne Mamie wss ruled out for
cexrylnii a ooard outrlaged. with two men alt he
end fur ballast. Tbe Uusal parted her halliard,
and waa obliged tu 11 tier sails dowu twice.
Th race was won in a few minutes less thsn
three hours by the Pluck and l.uck. of ibe flntt
clas, arid the Uaecuer won ibe seooud ouae.
ui ti.e seend claas boats, the Addle Taylor and
tli- Olivia led, while the iT.r.iii'e and the
Octal, buray were tbe victors over the other
third claas boats. I'ne Jeraeymeu had been
aetoolabed at the Pluck and Luok. ber Immense
aal.a and ber butlueee-llae crew, but wheu the
orlijt were distributed and the Pluck rntl
Luck crew sailed away wltb bor share, 140,
wuouut offering to treat, tbe genial tar of toe
r!:rut:L' ry were dumbfounded. The other
winner mad thing pleasant at the hotel bar
until uior money tnau the prises bad been ei
peoded. j
WBMXK TBB BRAT IU FELT.
! Caasfatt far These wh Bajav Ceas
paaleaehlp la II leery.
Th comforting breeze from the sm
mad yesterday seem oooler tbsn lis predene
sors of the week, but men wno had to work In
place eiposad to to sun's rays and abut out
from th breexe felt tbe beat seriously. Among
tnoae who are thus situated are the photogra
phers, especially those connected with photo
graphing establishment, and those whose busi
ness It Is to make solar prints. In tho making
of tbesethe operator Is obliged to si, end much
of his .Irae lu Ibe room, and mere the beat t.-a-lerdst
was unbear tnle. A llrin In Para niars
occupies a fhe ntor luilldiuir, and Ilia pilot
gratitiiua room Is built on tot.i.f the roof, a moat
w ..ily ,rl isa, and is Willi nit veulliitt ton.
"Hut," the onerator exclaimed ut be wlpc-t
his face. " Well, r itner, but not so hot to-day
a. It n a i oen, Theiiierinoiiioiirherohasber.il
ub to LHA What do you think of lhat 'f i'o.
uat li t . nl) llu. How do we stand II? I don't
know : get used lo it, 1 suppose. You see I wvur
fliuiiel and sn. ,t freely. But I snail bo glad
w nen the hot term Is over."
Tne room lit will, h tho pho'ograher sto id
was terrioly hot, aud a descent to th room I e
low satued like aiepolng Into an Ice house,
tboui-b there lb ibermomelur was up lu tne
eighties.
I he Lakers sre another suffering class, Every
h"t nlvht they lie i n the sidewalk at the doors
of their shops half dressed. Wlihlu the base
ment the air Is stlfllu.'. 'I ho great oveua lu
tein, ft the neat, tne ucttve work of preparing
tho mailt I'.avea for the ovens Is fatleiilng, und
the 1'iinr fellows are glad enouab lo gal a breath
ol ficah air lu the middle of tbe ulgut, aud
leo on the hardest of sidewalks.
Huah MrKenna of psu Bigbth avenue died
yestiua, baling beeti auna'iuck.
Tbe Hanging of Thomas U. tiuaekeabaeh.
Hatavia, N. Y Aug. U. -Thomas Burton
Qua keubuili was banged hero this morning for the
murder r Mn l-irtti Norton on the 8J of Uectmber.
1H76. llu cuufetael the deed, but danisd tnj oioraer
una Int. utlona. he having bean under the inHuroc nl
I qui.r aieu tie kl leii b. r. Alier Onv Tllden refuted
to loierfere lu i,n i,. :,i ha ei:,erlsoced renal. . n, .ud
tiroln-e.t io he r' tigind lo hi, fats Thl inurniDS lilt
'iriiut 1 a.lti.ir, lua Kev. .1 K. Bills of tna M. K
i nuri h bsaiii. il till,, u, me turrldor of ihelati autl sd
nui l-ter.-il tin tu. ra nem. He sppesreo llrni. lilt
asalU waa by ttraugu ati m, aud evldcuily pslutul.
Enthualaam for Tilden In Terment.
BonMNiiro.f, Augu,t 11. - lb largest and
mon lui'co-tfiil uuliiii ni.eiingui the csiniialga wss
Ueldloulgiillntiiali.iireii.it 1 i.-len and nfortn K.
K Apgar'a reuij to K W -tuii,ihioi.'t ti.e,., mM,
a llepuiihcan ineeliug UkI iiuln. wt, ure.l trliimnn.
He Uai'd trial spee. li aa a teat fur a curt i.t lua a nl c.
sud msiaiiail.il foia t mi miunm, aunt i.itned
biougtituu't ciirgea agilutt o.iv. Ti l.-n riuriinai n
i, r.ugiug im cust-ra for tUs ll.iu jcrtuc in.k i auu
refurui.
tJraaabopper In Nebraska.
Omaha, Aug. 11 -A party in from Kreniont,
N'eh , to-lay sty, nut grsaahoiM.era la imni.'iiae num
in ra aligi.te J Uiernt , da) aud c lUiuletit'erl their ravki;. t
ui ihe i r.i. Ac. It.-p rla from 1'ia liorti.ern tiait nf
t., -i .1. -.n i .i tie- raf lifi-i, of lint fra-.s . i,.e,H m
ti t ki' .t ii ili'i i ,r i Ih tin .11 gralnt .ire .li lliielv
not ti-.t Ihe i ti try lu the u. ulilmrliu I nf t-.hu
u , iiri,aa, a, tie in d oat a r-w da.ttiuie.
In. i n un i. iji'.vnia in a auuiusresiurly uirtctiuu,
aud it u it u.a i) (nl e, wide.
Tbe Drimrliiig Kreuekmen.
Ti e nlnciean l'n m b delegates frtiiv f.yons to
the Kiul'iliiuii, wim y t rt-uulu fn ui tlio tinny alio
i r'.h.a It arrlt.' I, hit.) tfii..ele I a rec iUiull att even
Irik. alloj I'ri-.i e tireer. l-rinr to tin Ir ili.psrturi' to
Hi) i-t I .1 i-rei, h . .i.lililil t,e nl retlu. nit Win W.-1
(. me I Ihi-iti on arrival Mr henii, I Jnuriii ui uf His
i i. mn i". , a., vi-. i ilietu in give uu v. ilea al liuin . 1 1
c.'c i i , rMn d UI.-S win lii'i.Ueii .lewllua tu suoii plat
toruis as wtraauguiag lulgul ersMa
BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB'jBBB
TUK WAKFAKE IN T1IK EAST.
tURKRT anAtiVALt.T CT.OBTHO TUB
TOll AROVND HlSRriA.
Tk rVerrla Ansiv ralllaa Beusk--rtel(raae
Pretvarta far a rsleee-Mie Preaeeal for
MeeHailea-The Aireclilea la BalaarVa.
LoivnoM, Auu. IL A daspntoh to th
Dutl JVsws from Belgrade say: " Tbe tolls are
eloeint around Servla. Abdul Kertin Pasba I
pushing wntwsrd from Qunrasovati, aod th
Servian nnral Horvatovich has fallen baok on
Ysnkovosod Kllasura. Hard Bgbtlng began at
Tankovo on Wednesday, and Is still continuing.
If the Turks carry Tankovo tbara will be no Im
portant obstacle In tb war to DanJ. Th army
of th Mouth I firing badly and has retreated
from Tavor to th Interior. All tb aval labia
un are blng mounted upon the rampart of
th tortree at Belgrade, Col. Antltoh retreated
from Tavnr to Ivanltea without Igbtlng. No
tiding bav been received of the brigade wblob
pushed forward to Slenltsa. Ivanlita wis th
original baa ot Oen. Zach's supplies. There I
a food military road thnc to Kurnovao, which
Is at the disposal of th Turk If Ivanltia Is also
abandoned."
Tb Tim Belgrad despatoh aays i 11 0l.
Antltoh' retreat to Ivanltsa means a muoh fur
ther ret re it. Ivanltsa M surrounded by bleb
bills, affording th Turks excellent offensive
position. Tbe fact la, th Servian war Is about
to mumi a mucb lass ambitious oharaoter than
when first undertaken, and la about to resnlv
ltlf Into a guerilla affair."
A Vienna desuatch says K Is believed that tbe
different columns of the Turkish srmvwill ad
vance simultaneously on Belgrade, drawing to
gether a they a.iproaoh, o aa to completely
surround the city.
A despatch from Belgrade aav that no pro.
osal for mediation ha been submitted to
rvla by Austria or KuS'la.
The Ttmr to-day publlahes a deepatch from
Paris, saving that the Kngliah progr.imm of
non-interference In tbe kaatern question, which
was sen-tinned hy th Power after th failure
of the Berlin memorandum, la the hauls of the
utwistlng hirmnny. The alunal for mediation,
therefore, c n and ought only to come from
Kngland. rbe la the arbiter of tbe movement
when the struggle is to lie oonaldered Dnlabed
ml mediation mav be successfully pro Dosed.
As yd It Is certain that England does not think
the moment onrxirtuue, and no otbnr Power
will take the inltlttlve. All rumor of menu
tlon. Intervention, and conferences are mere
hypotheses. 1 limey' aim Is to anticipate me.
dlstlon by according to the vanquished Barvlans
and lo Montenegro vanquished or not con
ditions acceptable enough to be anproved be
fore mediation could be i oconipllahed.
The Servian correspondent of the lAttky aVete.
Sf.ind int. and Timrt note ihe feet that in my
Servians ar" coming m the rear alle-hllv wound
ed in tin ban i or forearm. The correspondents
livlieve t In T shunt theiueelve to avoid going
Into battle.
Tne itoinnnlm chimber ot Deputies has
voted 4 nOJ for tbo relief of the t rvi ,n fami
lies that h .tc t tk. ii refuse In Kounianla. Jbe
nimihar of r( wees is culm tied at HU.Usl.
rurther correspondence respecting tno Bul
garian .troiities a, u laid before Parli intent tea
terd y. Including the rei'ort of Mr. Ilaring, one
of the secret. in-a ol the Brtthtn Leg iliun at
Constantinople, who waa deputed tu Investigate
tne alleged airoclilea, and Whose raoorl h
already bean lunllshed. Among the moil Im
portant panrrs submitted was u rie-inttch from
Lord Ilernv to Sir Henri Klllot. Ihe British Am
bueador at Constantinople, aut on lbin lust ,
which says:
ll IRItMM In ha tlaU.,.,. ltuu, . . ....
ii apceert to ner Msjeaty'a Government thst the cap
tare of a utachar nisy lead lo ihe occupation of a eon.
sblersuie pan of 8,-rvU Br the Tarss i therefore 1 In
struct yua to urge slroagly ou l so Hone thai it la abso
lut. i) neces.sry lu iropa thuuid b kept under coa
trul . ihst ihe uatruied p .oulatioa o tptn-.l. an I ttst
s repent oanf the outrages la Ualgana lie avid ia.1.
Tou win t.otai out taal a renewal ol aa. h outrages
Tb Servians ar enfaeed In strengthening
the fortifications of tb capital at every point.
Th MtnUter of th Interior I making nontraou
fur heavy supplies of provisions, and will defend
the pi .ce as lone a noaslale.
A telegram fioin Oonilanilnopl annotinca
tbat tb s ilt .n has granted oomple'e aninattr
to tne Bulgarians Implicated In the lata rlain.
with th exception of tu leaders and acnv
movers in i he revolt.
Tbe Slumlord's Belgrade correspondent tele
graphs that II Is unoBnlally reported that
lchernayefa attempts against Nlsch have re
filled tn failure. Ibe position from wulcb
Nlscn wsa to have been bombaried h is neeu re
octutiled ov tbe Turns. It is tbe deteruilnailun
o' the t4ervlsiis tu make a stand at Alexiusii if
Ihe soldiers will fight, which Is dniinif.il. Kngl.
Uvea sre encamped for fifty miles ..n ihe aides
uf the roads leading to Para ciiln. T he Princess
of -ersla has issued an appeal f ir vol. miser, to
liter tne legion n tract! after brelf. Tua legion
consists m iinly of foreigners, aud Is last Blllng
up iu response lo ber aupaal.
The .s'f.milurd's special from Vienna aays:
Firtern hundred refugee from Beivia bv
arrived In H mgary and Kounianla
Ih Berlin correapjudenl of th Stiin
i.l ears: It baa transpired that th Km
lernr of Kussla and Austria, al their
conference tt lUlcbstadt, agreed, wbeu
peace was ooncluded, tbe Port might take
gvarameesto prev.-nt Servla from again assault
ing lurkey, but tnat in Turks sbould never be
permuted lo occupy a Setvlsn town. Tbe rumor
that Austria I ready to prevent th Turks from
entering Belgr.ule Is probnblr true. Itlsrepr
aeuted mat tn Powsrs ar reeoved not to con
ut to tig deposmou of l'rluoe Milan. j
riXIttO THB RESPONSIBILITY.
Bvanrbodf' Baelaeae Aaala fthewe la be tbo
Baelaeee el Nabadv.
Th Inquest In th case of Mrs. Aon Migulr
of B Hester streot, who waa killed by lae falling ot a
telegraph pole la lirsnd street, was eonciuaed je.ler
dsy. Lbsr.es T. CbetU-r testiaed lost be constructed
the new Hues for the Klru Alarm lelegrspri, taxing lo
psyment the old poles and wires. Tneaa he tola to the
M tnuattsa Telegrsph Loinpsnv The utter cotupaur
put op tome Daw pulta and left the others standing.
Belli lioug.sss Snuerliileutent of tho llureau of Kri
rum. raut. a, teatltl.' 1 tuat II aaa the Unu of Uu ue
ptri ue t to rem ,ve .i iiig.'rotit potet. ou, i n ,t uo re-l-i.rl
of the rundliloii of t .e pule ibat ha 1 fun n ttea on
hie iu ult utbta tllllier 1 t.ar ea V Jiiuhoii ie-iide.1
t at he rcpune i His pole a - u is iff no or ah oil .luly 17
and lhal he made inn re.iort in a nnn.Mo inc k.-rae nt
In C'n.rae at tlie li. la icav street police rlall ,u. llr K.
II Jsiuea, Ankiklalil auliaiv Uerinlfi.df lit, teatiflcil
Inst nl, .1,-pariui li ii.ii had no n-.lit f the uukafa
emu) tl iu of me in de. J,.hu Itilev.c.iiitiru. t.,r f r ilia
tt-Mieriit uloii lui-jr.ph t ..innsiiv, l.-siinul inai ha
recoguued Hie pule a ..lie of the Hro Alj in lelegraph
I .. lianv's mile, llial ml bn altandoned llr SUrsi
t tlifl .1 that itie ul. .tier ui tn,' lielsi.rejr street p.iucit
atsilun shoaa no entry "f a rnorl trul any l-le-apli
poiu aat in an unaafe ciiiiilliloo 'ihe Jury itec.arad lite
ownera nf the pule kniwerah.e fnr alloaing a pole la
aui h i unilltwn to aland, aud inat aucii uwuara aru ctu
aursuis fur the utsaiu or .Mra. Auu alagulrs.
A Tewo t'apiared by ibe Mexican Ineurxeuta.
Nrw Ont.EA.NS, Aug. 11 (ion. Ariola, wltb K)
rrv.iiutiuulalt. stlscsed Nee Laredo rtceut v. 1 no
towu wsa hsld stubuoriilr hy ality Uuvai uu ml iruopa
The stlscklug party surrounded me loa a. hulmug the
rtnr haul and the reir. Three cusrget aera made
upon I. ie reiilart liitrent'lied in the pins. Tne third
waa in ide upuii .lie morning uf ttie ntll Inst . and tne
iiarriisJe w. re tarried hr ttorm and the eutire garrl
sou captured to . Val a, Ihe Federal coiniuiuder, was
bsill wounded, i apt. Meudius snd sn Feuersit were
kiHcu. iuc rtvoluliouuts lost four aillod aud tight
wounded.
Matlny la aa Eusllsk rscheener.
Tbe captain of an English schooner Ivlng nt
II. foot ot Kerry timet. Ho on Ken, resigns I a tew days
ag i, sad His Brit mate. Thomas klathiat who was un
popular witb the aal nra, was pieced la command. On
Tlnirsuar s tall r named Mruwo refuted tuobry orders,
nnd uiuiluv followed Hruwo wat lisndled roiighlt bt
lie new .apt. In. and he urew s knife. Ihe utfli ar
fought the aanort, and uverpowered lUc-iu. Yeaieiday
Uruwa was arrested, snd the vestsl plated uudcr chargs
of a UuileJ biait-t marshal.
Tb rer aback 4 eaveatlon.
Tb Stat Commliue of the Ureenback Demo
crats bsvs called s State Convention, to meet In Troy
Brpteniber lu, tu ouiniiis e Presidential Kicctors to
Vote tor I nopi r itud I sry Th" Hon tlldeun T Tucker
uil M-vcral others trie.! to persuade the culllllllltua 10
approve ilia r. i.o.nlu uiou uf nideil and lleiidricai.
tailing la this they aitnir. w from me uioetlug.
A Double Tragedy.
RocnKHTin, Aug. 11. Lust evening near the
(Ud tueaiiili.nl II, .hi, si llanford's Landing. Mrs.
Ir nit Ii.iiiiiivi aai mln . by victor Snd'.li Hiniin
U.nr.1 d ttilh Mis. Ilm.tn, wim k pi a Imam g
. II. .jutii I nl nl'li lur and Mini her t.ruu.'Ii
II.. n.a.l II, IN i.ul Hie inalol to Ills own head ail I
uii.u. bibiii. uu.i .Mra Una uisu uutb ult U luaiauily.
Oue lluralar Hbel.
Two colored buigiari entered ibe depot of tb
Hail in It Hr ial at K '.isic, uu tt eduradai uulil, sud,
aider in in t'.a li i , i e t. en hv e men return-
un; liniii ip nt I c u iir siiriouuii, u tin-1. mining
sill lli.d al l.i. ll ii j ai s. Janes Mar III a-l'aUKit
) i a-1 nt iv Willi l,n h i, l mi re I try s Pall. il.S uutu
pal. loll dial d I i s. M it'al.ikc.
Tbe Custer Huuumeiil Fund.
(lllRXMIIllhlt, MlilTK .l..,.tii MPIIINOK, V7.
Va , Auk ll llu. tu i pr.,i. ri!i ul Uu hail alien her
laud lil'lil, 111 .111 of 1 he cslt r I 1 . i It II III 'lit fund. SlltUUUI
lu subo co, a kn, i, ,i ti.l inn take plate uu today
Bialitfor lue laouu .li .4 ll. : Loo uiouuuitiul fluid,
TUB WAR WITH TBB IOVX,
Tka P real deal Aeklat far Aatberlir to (Mil
Oat Telaateete.
WAmiNOTON, Aug. IL-The following
wa nt by the President to Congress to-day i
? ' Bmntt aim Iohu 0 Rtprtufnlam:
I trantmlt herealth s telegram of lha the Mb of Aa-
8m I mat- from l.leul lien. Bnerlda to a. Bhermsn,
letter of the 11m of tne preseat month from Ilea,
herrnso to the becretsrv of War, snd a lei er from th
isller m the same date 10 ma, all se ttng furtn the pos-fir..?-Maf
"' "'y l eoaieqaenc of rt.atine rioe-I'iiLlf.'.-"on",
"rongly args upon Congress the
aeeeasity for making some provision for contingency
whioh mar ns darlne ihe vacalln for more troops it
ifi."'11' country than II Is now poaslMs lo s rlT it
woaid seem to me lo he mueh more reonomirtl and
?"'i'r to aothorlxe an Inereaae of Ihe present cavalry
ft!lle.,? 1 "H-Hi " '' ' deemed sdvissbltt,
then Ihst the President be authorised lo call not not
etc ceding Ave regiment, 1,000 atroax each, of Volga
leers, to iservt ' for a period not eieeenloa six montaa.
hoaid ibis latter authority be sivsa, I would am order
ent say volunteers unless to my oplnl tn, based apoa
report a from the aeene of war. 1 deemed it ahaoluely
Becesstrr, sad than oniv tb sualleal ooo ier coasl
crrtl aufloieoi to meet the emergency. U. X. OaAjrt.
kxastvTiva Maaaioa. Aag. II, im.
Tb followlnc to Oen. Shtrtdao't letter toOea.
Bbarmao 1
Th Om. W T. Mrrmiin. muSSSiSX'Sf '
nl 1 i5u1,..,(,i.!,"T."i,Illr. 10 retfoforce thtaarrtoeatt
5tii!0S'1, "J?0" r,"iOr?t Mandlng idea, lob
S.SE2??i.l? c"!,nt 'ndlaue er lo siren and
aiaartn those eonnag In.
n....X ', ZZL i ,h ''"tfiT Conunttte of th
Honse, an 1 nrtre 00 It Hi necessity ot incres lag trie
esv.irr regiinenu lo on buanred (lOtt) to ae( iceat'
a-2'.?L fi'.00."..'. 'f'11 t l.TTi Terry's laTfs,
n.a.,2.,Ti,".l! ,orte to ftem I nevs stripped every
pott from ibe line oi the Maaiioaa lo Texas. We want
more mounted men.
. . I "! aot exceeded the law esllaUag ladlin sront.
In ffel, hvs uulss miny sa th lw allows aa Tns
wnule tiuubar I this division It oaiy lit. The Indians
Willi lien, irook sre no, enll.ted or even paid- they
r'..?ow.0,,J, P'5 They are wit mm oalr to
gratify ihelr desire fur a Bg it and their isirst far re
veag on Ik Sioux. P. ll. ttaaaiDAK. Ueul. Ueasral.
1 he letter of Oen. Bherman to th Aecrettry
of Wnr, endorse 100 reoommendatlnns of Oen.
Sheridan, and the letter of the Secretary of
star recommends tbe same to theSresldent.
HisktABCK. Aii. 11 -Tne folluaV.g has bn
rewired front Oen. Terry's camp at the mouth
nf the Kosebtid. under date of Au. t: "Ool.
Otis, wltn six companies of the 1 warn v-eo.iud
Infantry, arrived 011 tn 2d Inst , and Oen. Miles,
witn six conipinies f tho Pifin, reached 0 mp
the next dar. I i.a sight of thus two Bnc bat
talion was most cheering to our men. Besldo
the new arrivals, tho entire coi m.nl Is being
refitted and asaeinnleil on tbe south bank of the
Vellowsmne. The march will be.ln on ihe 7th
Inst. lion. I em, In .11 ..rder dated July US, ex
prcsees ins thanks lu nnv.tes Jaa. Bell, Win.
Rvina, and BenJ. stewuri, of Oiiiiuaiiy K, Sev
enth Infantry, fur conveying despatches to Oen.
Crunk nnd roturti it.-. . base men, among others,
v dtiiitenred tu g o through In stile Indian coun
try when 1'idlau ecou.a ret used.
TBB AhlKODOy-SQI ABB FAILVBB.
A Paeelbllltr tbat ibe Deaealtera Mar Uot
Hollar far Irellar.
Tbo oloslnu of tho Ahlngtlon Square
Savings Bank created no excitement In tbe
Ninth Ward, and only twenty-five depoiltsfgk
called at tho bunking hou-e yesterday. Th
ctlng Secret iry, Mr. f!. L. Biirnham, told them
thst Ih bank was simply winding up. owing to
Its hiving been compelled to buv in all tbe prop
er!) It bad foreclosed mortgages upon, and to
It Inability to sell th property, except at a
heavy loa. fie nddedthnt a price Improved
I'lea would re marie, mid that the depositors
i tild tie paid in full, hef .re any of the trusteea
receiv.-o a dollar uf Ihe ierr.uuu they bad leut 10
tin. Ii.iiik. lue heavl-i depositor, who bad
.008 lu tbe bark, did not o.dl, nor did any
otinr of tna beatier ilepi.-ltors. iher were ito-
qunlulam as uf tho trus'.ees. and th alluatlun
bad prcvittiisly been 1 lid I nnd to them.
The bank was accused by tne department at
Aluanv of having tecetved a check from Mr.
Brown. Ita attorney, tor .tJ0, 011 lb-day pre
vious tu making the report, that was wun
orawn on tho day after the r port was Motto
Albany. Tbl was said to be simply a deception
lo (well lb apparent aaaeu. Mr. Burnbam said
Ibat is waa dun merely to taak a heavier bow
of figures ; fur If It auoed to tb asset, it added
also to tb iiabllliiea.
ALBAKT. Au. II. 18Tb. To foil n art n Is the
official report mad by Bank Ixamioer Held of
bis elimination of tne Abingdon Square Bank
on tne tn mat., th d .y bf..r tb bank wa
cumed. 1 h previous examinations, upon which
tap were Lakau fur tbe cluaing of tbo bank,
were made about tbe middle of July :
amxtswakd liabilitibs or ra Aaiwonow mbabb
b AvixosoAaaor saw voaxoxaue .
Bonfl sad mortgage.
C. Treinhh. fiBaOdO 00
Uu. do. Jaa. Htarx, "" .
fort losing . , BoOO 00
3 bouses, t L Barn' w
lism . lUlkM 10JOO 00
Int.. Louis 1 enru- WrWU w
liiaeai r . .0u0 (B. M. ,000) BI.Ooo no
lint, r st pmpertr. j,aou g.gou 00
"Irn It si. no
i1.',.ijo B a M I.. tsaOm etond 0.)
t.ts. en, use . . .. n.ooo SIMD74
Gun. ute ... e.in Kaaw as
siusaiu huttae. a taxi X 4.1a tta
McLetu house ... tl.uuo twini
Pruad.ay b .u.e . s.00 Ad J
b,feaoi fixtarea... 4,41 70
t a.u to aale.. ..... 1 aaa u
it .10 HuVerV.
lionsi Bank .... iruri aa
Do do. Island City w w
Bank. 1 0 a
DeDcieacy of aaseis. 1 11.4411 aa
Tutsi lll8,llog ti
Llsbllltltl - Due gep-Mtlort tHM U6P atS
Lvau iron Uaaovcr National Bans ll.ouo 00
TObM WMti
A COWBIDB IS RED BAtiX.
Th Mirer r ike Weekly Aiestlag to
Ibraab lb Ballier of lb Htaadard.
Jonatbau B. Ingilng. editor of the New Jersey
aSfcindtrd, at lied Beak, was assaulted on Thursday
aigbt by Page McKluney, editor of Ibs Kernort (N. .1 1
Wutlu. who threatens! his life. The A'l.aJ.irj Usd
been publithmg articles snout McKluney. elwavs in
good huiniir, 11 not in good tasir. Tbe article week
before last waa partu u'arl) anuoring to Mr. McKluuey.
bee, us ba baa j nned fio ctiurch, aud is ssi 1 10 he en
gaged 10 bs insrrleu, snd be uuagluad tuat readers uf
the M.in Mrl w tuld maslue he bad b. en liiiotirated.
He wrote lo lual.ng lur an espianatluu, sud ealleit
until ihe st'iii iu, 1 it ia pul laiu. 1. No eitns tail 111 ap.
1 1 ti Olu I au.1 McKiuii") nil llr llinla:,.iii u Key
p rt-.iuhi th. eil 11 r Sii-Kliiiier ssM. " Write sui-s
pi .lullou ur I'd .ii t you " Mr lugniig l.ea. d miu
toll tool He aaa too i t it.. , to a ritt . lie aalil Mc '
Itniu-y thel. arutt- koiin Ii ug, uuu Iiiuling tore It up.
itie, MtKiuiier t.ro.iu. 1 d a ra 1 hi. , auu isne . 11..'
disk a tlh 11. Ihe for, ill iu ran out tor au om. , r, a.,d
Mi Kliiue l.ieki u I tti Uo r ait. r Id, 11 aud ptu tli k. y lu
hit- p',cae, 1 011 tan.e tt title and s re-l tent e.iti-re 1 hr
a rear duor. Mr Ingluia' had ht llila time pa, Ifled Mi
kiliuey anil aa 11rau.ee Hint the killcleaa. arm n
ami pohii bed a. a Juki . ai.J wln...ut any d cir to nun
MiMnuir's rcpuiaiiou, aud mis be emu aud tun.
scr,ued lj.
Labor Deiaoaalralioa la Ellanbelb.
Bt.iXAUKTn. Aug. U. -At a large demoustra
tlou by uucuipiurad laburera iu this city to-day, the
pro latinn, atucli psaaed tliruug) tbe atrutta lu the
May r'a onie,.. wss viewed u teu thousand peramis.
Tne Itinlei, It h, rt Mi I l .u I. oore a tiro . mallet aim a
I af ot brt ol ou tta end. As the Mayor ass not u he
fuiiuil, their grletaueca a-ere uot adlutted, sod auulaer
Uleetiug is tu bo Ueld ut'at week.
A Disastrous Brash Plr la Canada.
MuNiitKAi., Aug. 11. -Smoke, caused by a onn-
llagrallou lo tua bruili ttetwean lli.unilnarf,,a a v-c
uaarauuu m tua uruin iveiweeu ue uinuagford aud Val
id tlcld. atarted by a farmer in clesrllif a piece uf laod.
prevail, to audi alien, ut as to Inierl. ri- with nstlgs
tiou east sn.i weal T ie urn has cou.uuimi sli me far
mer's crotis caitle, hulldlug, eic., aod also tboae uf lha
surruuuuisg neigiiburs.
Tb Demecrallo Majority la Alabaaaa.
Montgomery, Aug. U.-luturns have been
received from flftr-fuur couuttea, and lluuatoo't ma
J irltv 11 d 071. The eleven couutles to be heard from
S'-!"."i''.'l"a,n """; a lorn .critic niajorit) ol
I doil ibe Senate will t outs n 7 Democrats. 1 Indn
peuileiil, and 4 Itepiibllcans Ihe llou.e wdl cuulatu 83
Iuuiuuale,'! ludepeuuauit, and la flapublicsns.
Tragedy la th Tweu!v.ecnd Ward.
Al Vanderblli'a elevator, In West Hlxtletb
street laai cymilng, I'sinck Junes, of Weal Siuietb
sire, 1 moan, e l 1'atrl 'k Kantv snd ( ornellua liauuua
alth a pa ie. iilklua" tbeiu on their lu a It. Kanti.au
ver.lv u limed, was taiau 10 itooictall Uvsunal
Junes I'Btap u.
Tbe Fralfa ot Ilia's Movement.
Tbo ulti'iniilili, uignnlie Hayes and Wheeler
"llois 111 Biiio " t'liih In l'ati raon laat night failed The
veler ns il.rllneil i0 take alot'X in It, Slid Hie meeting
pas. 1 11 a resumiiun 1 ,ai 11 atniM Ii. hou, r t..r a, l.lu is
des t lie; to take pari 111 Uu c 11, van tu join lUeir sard
A Nrsv T1I11I lor ih l.nngmnld Murderer.
(Jo.st.011i), V. 11,, Aug. ll.-lh isitprctne Uourt
to-day an, aim d the cn,Lpion, of count. I f ,r L,s
leg-, ii was 1 1111 -t,-1 in J.nusiy 1 .at uf mo mur
der uf JnaiM Laiiaiuuii I, anj nncre 1 a new trial.
A tVbnlebonl Itare.
MAiniit's Vi.wKvsitn, Aug. 11. The while,
boat 1.11 1 t 1 itaj- tts un lur im f ixl Ii Wnrl crew nf
MWI.udt.rd wim win imrin ii-ile 111 11,0 t.iitnuilal
rtgatta, bevan tliuuaand p ,.ph- aitucaaed inn race.
lirnivuert la Kaal Itlvcr.
(Jeortre Ciiiiulngli tin, aged IS, of Itycrson
siret-t, urookiiu, aas nveioottie br cramps wbllu path
WU ttru'Sud'Ut 'v",Ujkluu tt night, an
NON- SECTARIAN SCUOOLs!
TUB PROPOBKn AMBNttltRNT TO TOM
M AIIOK A L OOHHTtTVTtOB.
Tbe fseaate' Sabetltai tor tbo fleaee Aaiead
BXoat Agreed ie ay a ratrlot Partr Tele
To bo Head far tbe Third Time Te-Dar.
WABUiNaTOM, Auk. tl. Tho Senate this
evening resumed th consideration of tbo pro
posed Constitutional amndmnt la retard to a
division of the (ohool fund. Tb amodmnt
a pasaed by tb House of Btprostnt stive pro
vided tht no State shU mk any law rDot
Int an estsbiuhment of religion or prohibiting
th free exorots thereof, and no money rslsed
br tnxsllon In any State for tbe aupport of pub
llo schools or derived from any publlo fund
therefor, nor any publlo land dtvoted thereto,
thsli ever be under the control of my relit lout
eeet or denomination. Nor shall any money o
raited or Uod o dvotd be divided between
rellglou tort or denomination. Tbl artlol
thall not vest, enlarte. or diminish Ugiilatlv
Power In Congress. The Senate Committee on
he Judiciary reported an amendment to itrlk
out the House proposition nd lnrt In llou
tbereuf tbe following 1
ABTtctB 10. No Btsts ihsll mskc say lew re
specting sn establishment of a reilgioa, or prohibiting
lue free rxermse in reof. snd no relieloui test ,hal
ever b- required aa a qiienftrallon lo any office or pun
lie irast under ny Hiate. No public property, and n
public revenue of, nor any loan of oredlt by or un ter
Ihe sutboriiv of, ihe (Jolted elates, or any
Stale, Territory, district or municipal enrso.
tattun. shall be appropriated 10, or made or
used for Ihe support of. any senonl, educa
tions! or other Institution aaderlb control of sny
religion or ntPreiigiou sret, organism m. or de
nomination, or whereia the particular creed or tenet
of sav religions or anil religions sect, organisation, or
ceounilnali n ahsll be taught 1 sud no such particular
en ed ur tenets shall be re d or taught la any school or
insulation supported In wnule or lu part by suoh rev
enue ur loan of credit 1 and no such appropriation or
loan nf oredlt eh til ha msde to any refia-iotiB or sail
religious seel, urgsuiution. or deuoniiuatlun, or to
promote its inters. ts or tenets. This smi le sis I nol
be roast ru;d to prohibit ihe reading ot Ihe Bible In
sn school or lastiuitlou. sn 1 it shall not nave steel lo
luioair ihe rights of property already vested.
bo. Congress sash have noaer, br spproprltt
Irmiiaiion. to provide for the prevention snd panlsb
meat of vlo.alious of this article.
Mr. lUndolph (Dsro.. N. J.) favored tb adop
tion of the amendment as it came from the
Mouse nf B'oresetitative, and argued tuat it
h d been endorsed by the press aod th people
everywhere, and. If adopted, would sllstio
forever a dangerous question. Tbe amendment
proposed by tu Judiciary Commute
opened grave questions, and It seemed
tn blm instead ot dhtpusln of th
vexed question, It would only urous a new and
unnecessary element of discord, tie bad no
doubt a to the righteousness of tbe amend
ment proposed by the Hons, and would sup
tort tnat. lucre nad grown to betetl wl bout
Judgment In regard 10 popular education, wblob
onailenged the attention of Congress, and
he thought It Dm to stop ana In
quire what valuabl lesson are taught
bv ex imple. r hat would be aald in tb future
of the taiuvrcsa wbloh passed such an amend
ment a tuts, and tbe same year defaulted in tbe
PSMiient of the puoiiii liidetilediieai 1 As a
l'ritesiant ne doeirsd lo enter bl prulrat
ngainsi ml amendment, wiilch was flat con
tradiction of Itself, us 11 oruvldtd no partlcul ,r
oieed or tenets should be taiignt lu any chool,
aud thai decliied tnat 11 should nut be con
strued to prevent the leading of tbe Bible lo
sny school or Institution. Uad lbs Biol bo
oouie a lion religious nook?
The quektloii being on toe amendment of the
Judlclarv Committee, It was agreed to by a
triot party vol a follows 1
Tsaa-Messrs. All.sou, Anthony, Booth, Boutwell.
ituro.ide, Cameron tWis), 1 nrlsusoev. I'oualiog,
IrlalD. k.ltLntMla. rertv. Vialinahtiakan llaevaik 11,1. E.
s-i uiu, asaiaiqf, rertv. r i eiingnuyseo, liarvey, llltkB
rora. II e, lu.aiia, l.ogan, .Mctliian, Mitehrd, Mur
ri.l, ogicebr. 1'a.l lua. P.ttt-rsin, ttargeni, epeuoer,
Vt Sillelah, vt est laT.
Nats - Messrs li iy. t'ockraii, Conp-r. Dsns. Rsioa.
fiordou. kriiy, Keruan. ker, Mcur err. Msxey, Nor
wuo .. Ilaucu.pi, ItaUiom, auJ Blereasuu-1B.
Measr. CI iyton, Wright, Morton, Bobartaon,
Cameron (Fa.), Mberinan and Wlndoru. wno
would bav voted In the affirmative, were paired,
witn ttr. Mernmon, Dnma, McUooalo, Wat
lac. Sauiaoury, Tburmao and Bayaid, who
would bav voted lo the natlv.
Tb quaetloo then being 00 ordering tb tolnt
resolution, aa amenueo. to a tbird reading, It
w s agreed to. bv a vote of II yeas to U nave.
Mr. Edmunds then moved that th third read
In of to Joint resolution take plao to-mor
ruw at 1 o'oiook, and aald b was frank to say
tbat h mad ihe motluu on at oount of tb Sen
ate not being full, and h feared to-nlgbl 11
might be loot on aooounl of not baring lb
oeceeeary two-thlrus vole.
Mr Davis lUeui., W. Vs.) raised th point of
order that ll took a two thirds vo of tb
Senate to Bx a special order, aud ordering a
tnlrd reading of thia resolution certainly wa la
ih nature of a special order.
Urn prealding officer 1 Mr. Fern) ruled that a
majority oould make an ordei that It be read
tu-tuorrow.
Au appeal was taken from the decision of Ibe
Chair, but it wa dually wl.lidrawn, aod tbe
Nina e. hy a vol of ? yeas lo Ll nays, ordered
that tne Joint resolution be read a third time at
1 o'oiovk to morrow.
O'LKJRftt LOSU WALK.
Four llaadred lUltea of ble Plv Uaadresl
finished al 10 Last Eveniag.
O'Leary went on tb track at 1 o'clock 40 min
ute yesterday morning, and at a live-y pace aceom
pllibea mo milet si I minutes Usetunds pst b o'clock,
aaa 3&0 milei al 6 o'otock 11 mluutes t seconds. Ue
rested one hour for hrsssfsst on Ibs t7th mile, sad
s opped agala oa the Sdltl mile to have his feet attend
ed In. Uc CuBipitiea 170 miles st u mtauies 4 seconds
pssi IX u'ciocs, sad fcto aulas st Eg mtuutss 46 aaeoods
ps-t o'c.ook. lis loos one hour for dinner, sod, sfisr
wa sing thne miles, slopped 15 mutates lor s chauge of
cioiniuai, aod susxeti tut- nlisisrs 00 his feel alth I tun
aud rock salt. On tLa 3W0t,i mile, at IX mtouteagSeee
onus t'S.i o'tloc. p. M , s bov named Mloamser
sprann nn tne irst s sod put O'l.esry 10 bis orst Mr tea
uu as. Tney retired from tbe tract aod rests, I IT min
ute 80 aeiuud liefuie completing 401 uitlea. Al 10
o't-iuea last eveoiug be waa sveracingSM niuas an hour.
Ho .-spec's 10 complete ale fruu nulea at 11 v'eloe tonight.
NO OOCAMOX roB ALARM.
Tb Hllver Qaewilon lllcaad by Hambare
of the Brillak Farliasneol.
London, Atu. U.-Mr. Ooschen, In tne ooume
of his speech on lha enter uueitlnn la tbs House of
tnniiu os la, I utaiiit, said he ttiaugiit tnat Lord 11 imil
ton epoat tuo strunglv .-I tint pule 1 ne csuses now
orkiui )u tiO.-.l spprcl, u.i m, bin ha believed. Icsr
Ina n'll ofcu 1 tdi-rilliui tne ,-gloul to a lileh ine yield
uf ttu, Aill.-rli-ali lulu- una .1 he lu, r -aaed, Ibat tile
worst ia no kiioa u. 1 1. u.iito , of lutrouuciog a so d
cur 1 .. net lu 1 11,11 1 111 lieu or ai. rer a sa pp isn.1, au 1 lite
ep. aacr lueiiiion, ,1 1.1,. gTal incout euitace .uith had
rtauilcil from ttu t U iiiji. mail.' la t.erai Ilt
11. e eiiKnuvr 1 i-day aey. pnv.t,. autlu t from ner
llu leud to c inn. in tin- atatem -uia raccatlr iu dtaticd
aa to the moderate 1-1 eat of iov Miiipllai 01 stiver Ueld
P) Ueiuiauy audd. a.luaa fur asia.
BOMB HAHU1NUTON TOPIOS.
Tbe Proetecte of no Arijeurumrai aot lauer
Iban Wedneeday ivext.
WASntNOTON. Aug. 11 -l'lieru are sixty-thre
tueuiburs of Hie House of ltupreteatailrcs sbauui oa
leave ll it nut eiperted thst say uf litem will return
during the preaeot session, sud others stv prepartug to
leave before tbe sdjournnif nl, which it It geners'ly
thought alll taar p,a, ,-n il la, cr than I u, a. lav or W . d-
II, a.iat file l.ealaialiva. ksecullt n a,,.i .1 ., ,I,... a...
lua.ist lite l.ea-uiative. Kaeciillte, su.i Ja ik'isl Ap
pruiuistluu .il I in it ne completed In its deral s by tuis
afteruoou sud reported io Uoin U .uaua tu-di) or to
morrow. I in-re la now no dimculiy, Uoaever, tolls
paaasgo In tua eiueudud turui as sgrecd on Dy lae t,ou-torebce.
The New Maacrvlelng Arcblieel.
Wasiilnuion, Aug. 11. -James 11. Hill uf Boa.
Ion, wno has neeu lor two years Assistant Supervising
Architect uf the Iresaury, snd for ssversi rears t re
vluuss ursuahtsmm lu thai bireau, wat io-iar an
poluted Hupervtalug Ar. htiect. ibe appulnttneui is
msde ii) the Becrc ter ..f tue Treasuri, aud Is uul sub
Jci tu tuurlriuallou by tue itensla.
Opaaeltlen le t In' Cenflrmntle.
WAHHiNoroN, Aug. 11.-The Senate was In
executive itaaion about bslf an hour to ulgni. sud bsd
up the iiumiustiou of A. M t'lat.p tu be Puouo
riluter, oppoaitiou lo lua confirmation helug lua.le.
auu a diap .sitlon snown to deoate n, tuo otm'iu aa
Jvuruitf wituuin actioj.
After Ih Hirlk wit a Kndrd.
The Itiillans eiiiidoted In tne iducei of the
sinking Mongiiiori-iiieii wen up to last aighi tsci ried
by police i.fllcirt trjui Uiepicii. but Is.i eveulug the
eseort wat wtih.traa n, and a number nf Italians were
a 1 1 at k u In II on -i in i -irt cl, ne ir tt , at a i reel, by a gang
of loiiathoi. in, ii, a li hi ul It, ,u In I a lalis ro
Is lale I. mill Mu li I i, man' a uaburnui iu. uf 77
CUariiuu iir-.'ei, was ttr, t iiihImi.i
A uot he i- t.lrl tllsalnt
John lluilkt, a waiter, ul Ks'J Mmliaon street,
wasiirre led asl u lit on i ..iniil tltii of Mli.nel Car.
roll, ,.f .' , link sin t i, al. i ii -e Mm ul aii'llli'l lug
loa ,1 out il, r Inekin t.io is.u.y uilfilt )cartuuj,
aat nttt netll In t.r, . ui 1,1. , s J
The ll'iuihuri lltnicra,
Al'tli'Tt. (it . An-- II lli.i iiarilna nccoipd
Of coiiii'lii lit III ill, II . ii'i i. ri H a r.- b 'lore .In Ue
Mali, r ,i Mk.uu.i li.ai-jaj aai gat, ti.tt, In the sum
ol tl dou c t ,
Wlillleu us I! iloiMi Hera
On the list ol an. I I ,r ll.eiisos lo sell
UtJIlor ui Jrej tl. , a.t . . n ., , .- of llilt-.n wuiuaa.
C0MTM0D0RB YARDBBBZLT.
Ok IsptaBBil of tb Aged Ballrood Wm
rb' VTeaMlerfBI TluHty.
Attor a dtv of oompRratlvs fretlOBi
worn pain Commodore Tanderbllt waa wheeled
into ble bedroom on Thursday nlebt, and we
soon sleeping comfortably. At two o'oiook
retterdar morning he awoke tuddanly, and wa
very nervous and uneasy. One of hi pbvlolea
had ton borne early In the evtnlnt. and an
other, spprehendlng no Immediate danger, wa
alp, bavlnt left Instructions to the servant
to oall blm In tbe event of any obant In th
petUot't oondltlon. Tb attendaata, bowsvsr,
did not disturb tb doctor, for tb Commodore,
when be awaken from his short sleep is al
ways more or less confuted, and hardly know
where b I for tome time. Tber rubbed bis
limbs and soothed blm, and after awhile the
Jl arming symptoms passed away. Shortly after
iilir o'prtreik tb Oatlaut Wat tM'n tUwwir,
somewhat restlessly at first, but afterward with
ooinpoture. Hi fcwox and fell aap again
several time In th rly hour of tbo morning,
and at (even o'olnck waa cheerful and com
fortable. He ate hi breatfastof eggs, giving
that h knew the Importance of taking nourlsh
mot with or wltb .ui ppetlte.
It I In a greet measure owing to hi determi
nation with rosi-rci lo taking nourishment that
tne Oooiinodore baa lingered sn long. He h is,
Imoat from tb beginning of bis illness, eatea
heartily, but often without enjoyment. Ill di
gestion, bl phvalclans y, u excellent, and
were tne diseaa gain! which be Is fighting un
aided by old age the prospeot might be decid
edly In lavorof his recovery.
At V o'clock tbe Commodore wa wheeled Into
the front room, and there be rem aloe. I all day,
receiving uob visitors as ware admitted. Ills
on. Mr. William U. Vsnderbiit, remained wltn
him all tbe forenoon, and then, sail fled that hi
futber waa In no Im medial danger, went away,
and In tbe afternoon returned to Stralogn.
At noon, a usual, tb obvslotan met In eon
ultatlon, and decided tbat wnlle the patient
was slowly si iking there was not uauae fur im
mediate apprehension. Mo change wa made
In tne treatment.
In tbe cuurs of the day the Bav. Or. Deem
called upon tbe Commodore and Introduced
a Baptist ttlntster from II. Ill more, who
preached tbe first sermon ever delivered In tb
Church of th Strangers, of wblcb Dr. Deem
It tb Incumbent oaalor. The Commodore was
glad to the clergyman, and tbe three con
versed lor sot.ie time un religious topics, 'in
clergymen called again lata lu tn evening, nut
tbe tatleut was asleep.
1'h Commodore passed an uousuallr oom
fortable day, and at one time alept fur more
than two bourn-as he bnd not done b. fore
from tbe commencement uf bis Illness. When
b awoke be was greatly refreshed, and reuliy
cheerful and hopetul. lie couvised with hi
relatives, and Insiruuted his clerk In relation to
bis business affairs. Soon after eight o'clock ne
wneeied buck to bis bedroom In his easy chair,
and having eaien two eggs fur bl suupr, b
fall aalsap at about elevou o'clock.
ad BAHQ1SU IN MA BT LAND.
A Negro Verfelilas bl Life far Two Ottaae
a aa.1 Aaaaalte aa Vtsats.
Baktimohi, Aug. 11. The Hanging at
Jenkius Sbowell, oonvlcled In two oa of
orltnlnal aasaulu on worn o, took place at Snow
HIIL, Woroester county, to-day. On of tbe vto
tlms wa Margaret l'urnell, colored, whom he
enoountered ia a wood. .After leaving her be
celled at tbe dwel.lng of Mr. H adder, a
young married white woman, who wa at
tb time In dellcat health and demanded
- -.... u U ,, u usiutuusa
money. She hauded blm her pocket book con
taining a small sum, which be threw away, and
made a brutal aa ult upon ber which she wss
powerlesa to n'si.t.xjlloth crime ware perpe
trated within two hours. Sbowell waa arresied
the (am night and sentence, to death in May.
B rlv this morning the village of Snuw Hill
w swarming with negroes I rum tb surround
ing oountry. There were nlso many white, and
a conspicuous feature of the prooeesiun which
moved from th Jail at noon waa ever,l hun
dred wbl womn who acco i.panled it lutbe
scaffold, some tnrse miles distant.
The eoadamnad ...ata, aai si.... , ((a
a wagon lmmolatly foUowlug the Snerlff,
aoeompanled by three oleigyiuun. 'I he prisoner
ang hymn nd shouted glory until the place
of exeouilon wa re obed.
Hs slowly ascended tbe gallows, hit onunt
nana still Indicating luUns rellglou exulte
nent. After bis spiritual advisors bad c in
cluded their religiou services Sbowell w is per
mitted to spesx. He ton leased bis guilt, warned
bis listenore to uard against crime, .Id lie bad
made his peat wltn (iod, and preferred death
rather than life
Ai 1 o'clock the rope waa levered, and he fell
about four feci, lbere were sum nervous
movement of tn body, tue hands were clutched
Convulsively, and the i net , Hue gulet. lu twenty
minutes life wa pronounced extinct, lbv Dody
was cut down, placed lu a Plain wooden oofflo.
and burled beneath the soaff. Id.
TUB LATEST OLD WORLD NBW.
Tb Balbaax Mrstrrv A f ier T wrw lysnrsj Day
I laaatla.
Lordok, Au. 11. -Tb Inquiry Into tb death
of Mr. Bravo, knows as the Barnaul mystery, closed
Wedn-sdsr, attar tax lug evideaee tor iweni-iwo days,
aod ihe court adjourned until lo-dav, wheu. after two
hours' aeiloersiiua. I. e Jary fouun that t oarles Dravo
did not commit tuli lue, and dl I not die bv mtsadveo
ture.but thai be aaa wilfu.ly murdered. but," Uier
ssy." iberr Is not stUciroi evtdeuc le fix us xaut
apes say psrto or psrsoss "
John Wall' Klae.
LOitDOV, Aug. U. In tb cas of John Wal
toa. sat to be of New York, who wa extradit fro in
Franc, 4 tried before sergeant Cut yesterday, tb
prosecution conteuded that U waa rlgbl to try the pris
oner fur uttrring tue forged raeck, because H was sot
a de to prove we forking, though tbe uttrrlug waa
easily proven." Uttering forged paper nol b log an
lodlctab.r ulleuce under iuerei.co irsali , lha Bar.
gaaul ordered the prleeuer'a release.
Tbe PrearlcaaujlclBetl BUI Paaaed.
Vxhkaii.lm, MBWm.-Vh Senate to-day dla
euased the Municipal "Tlnl. An auieodtuenl deelarlog
ut mtiera uf certatu professions Ineligible to municipal
functions, whn li was iironuiy supnoried bt the It gn
ftr .lie purpuae of t-.iiuiis lin-r a return of 'be fill to
the t nsmner of lletmnek, lima poatpoiluig U uulll the
neat aeaaion, ass dt'fealed. Ihe ulll paaatd Ihe -i uale
bt a vote of tall )ea I i thi nit-, iitul has bouu aduplud
by lha Hupuues wltliuut uisi ussiuu.
Tbe Allrmplosl .taaualnatlon.
BxiiNK, Aug. 11. Tna wiitiiaii who attempted
lo kill 1'rtiu e atlchaii Oortc takoff retus it lo git e any
elplatiallons of her teo'lves for fiesel, but tt Is na
der.tou.l that a e bs.lnrteiu grlovaucas sgaiual lius
Sia, sud waa uu miu to gel Justice.
The lies lb ol Promiarai Ka lahmea.
LiiNiMiN.Aiitr.il -Mr. Thomas Coiiuilv, Con
seraiy.' meiiitii r fur U niegal. and Hir Phi.ip Francis.
the Hr'tlsl, t,ouslU-ticu"talal I uuslitutlUolilc aud Judge
ol Ilia supreme luun uf l.,e Levsut, sre dead.
Tbe llerv Cvuienntal rspokra at rtea.
I.lvxnronu Aug. 11.- I'he American ship n.
nam asw the dury t'.nteuuisl on Vteuuusday, the SiB
laal., fifiecu uilliaotT lusasr.
lienors) Ier Ularaell.
Loniion, Aug. II. It la ntpurtad that Mr. DIs-
si ii is shout to be ruseu to the House of Lords, wltb
lus tula ut fcan uf llcecou field. sub
Tb Australian Team In Tewa.
The New Sunlit Wales contingent of the Aus
trsllsn HJfle 1 asm arrived In tuis cm last evening, aud
were ricetved by a ciiniuutoe In the Filto Avauus
Bute).
I'REPAItlSO FOB NOV EM BEB.
Tbe voters of the Fifth Congressional Dlstrlot
have aoniiualad tu. Js.ucs K kcr.igau lur Uougra.s.
The Fifteenth Ward I'llJeu and lleinlrlcka
t'luuwlli raise a bauutr title aveuiug al builitau sod
Oleecatr s reels.
Tho A. I.itsuer Dttinocratlc Hcfurm Assoola
tluu, at Ibl l sual sire, t, niuuusie l AuJr w 11 Uretu
furliuvernur list t temug
The "Sons of l.literiy " of tho Rlglitttenih
Wsrd hsva r use l s lul. un t Hi'u u icaa oauuer la
r irst sveutie, near S un ci uln tt tea.
A 1 1 1 si is ri autl Hen. Incus I'luii w it formcil at
7l).l "tec, .ii i iv. -i.u - on it , nn ,ii, ttiiu I- iw un ti un-
Otl as IT aid' ul ami Jo ... . .--'.u ti , d Vict 1'ri.alUi ut.
A ill leu no. I Hi nilrlclts Iteloriti club tv
ora li"e i iu tit., ntll., S .1. on li.iu-.lu, i veulug
ai'iiil.cli n l''i trl. s W Inflct I as 1'ru idem, aud Joliu
f,.i Ins, ir l'l.'-i I i.t.
'Tins Ih cr.tis of lUa Ttteriti-lhliil V irtl
late -' nil,' i a lildeii aid llin.ln hs I luu at l.'.Tin
" ",, ' uril.nl st'enu- I ne i rherra are . .lo.epli
etts'.i'. I i I in . Ki on Hill, oicruiart , K t. 1 i
ine I ri t-ai , r
Hi" Ii in . rits of Hull', Kerry are working
S"l f 'i ll1 -.I a.il leMrm A Til t. ti and llei .
.irn ka uu aim flfiv etjiil in. in'tera has n .-n ... j ,i .
Ir. i. an I in a lew tsyalt will fling the urst i..uli.-al
bin. in , io tin l.i. i , '
'I llO I till "tl Still 1 1 I'll il it I, dull of tint to i n uf
lta.it es.er i. tiii.i t. I i.t ,. , ttu , , , , l , .,
l 4 I c 111 r . tie 1 -Fi'i I', rr, , ', , ,1 . ii , tt
II l'i ii'' rto , pi. ,i. in , ,, hi,, f M -i i it ii si.
I uiau. I A It , 'I, i i ill i I t, I ii I I ii leu, II,
An., 1'ilui I , u- I'm -I le il- ii u ,-r. uir.ea
The tin nil ris hite orjaiil.'.) ect-.tal I tlileti
Slut II - .an. it- i un- in mu I- u on I n Ur l s ner,
Sh l I , 1 . V, uu al'. till' ii ml II. ii I . ka ' mu I met
In u, In1 i llu, I aid iiiiilcl uu si loo, ti .nn in ,i,
llr si ul ii i s 1. 1 iiitsiiilMr ll. nisi I ttu.ei.ht t u. hv
eie.t ail'lroa tit lu I ugilali. aud i'ruf M. 1'iauger lo
Iterutea
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LIFE IN THE METROl'QLia. II
DAB8 BRBB Atrn TTTBRM BTtmW U
elfy'lf' RhPOBTBBB.
Tare Pareala Armted on rbarge of ruaaaBal I
tbetr Chlldre-a late ibe Mreetato Be -9 ' I
Cboteo of a lilri el Tvrelve Year f Aab I
Tobo Wilson, foreman of th mall bag rapaa I
lag depsrtmrnt of the Poet Ofilee, tad his wlf. Mho ' I
were here re June hmito la tbe Waskiagtea Itartajl I
poila eoart, yeetertoy, to aossrar ehtrg f ssaalag I
their enlldrea-Mellie, IX, sod Willi, t ytart of aa 1
Into lb neighborhood of tb greet Broadway aetets B I
HJJt to beg. Nellie said that she had beggM ang
soTd Bowers sad newspsptrs of her own aeeursl, uai
Pntwers released, vtiitis wss baadi vrw ,
Mr. Wilson said, Isst evening, thai aeither she ear
her husband knew ihst Nellie sad Willie Majreo. TfS
had apposed Ihst when tnr wore In the street Met
were pisyiag. Neilte oned oa Tburedsy to be llwl
otue Bnwrrs, snd Ml gv hsr money t bew
nSitta iL'SI'Wak learned tktt Neul said vTs
rm vf eVITsMtaxfl,
Mr, Bergb'e Work.
In Ibe Court ot Special Session, yestertf
wiilsra Dredy M geJ sgg , nQiicm driving Bg
cruelly teatiag uu horse oa Handay lul I Harlem I aaa,
nernird McMshon was sautenoed to ten days ll IBB
City Prison, on conviction of working horre oorered
with sores. Jsmes Doughtery wss ined 130 for ova.
g'PowriVkTa..
??y.yTro? o.r.urdwL,ht.rS
'nd lor ito days, h .vin na"" fouSd g"llt? eftnuS
US'" Vi reokh'S driving. Daring th weeilljis
agents nf ihe aoci i ty m .uu fonrteeu arrestsVcSaiwH
2,ut.2,'-L.rk0"M J,D! to tbt Ir stab es tw ntvaSyrea
4l-bled horses unit for wur. compel ed ataetaesi
1? .1-f0 ,?d0,' ltoea"' 'o"4' "hi smbwaneai
froS S. !strti. 'T"MuU! uiJurUsS
The nartfei-eTs Kay Vloiorr Over tbo Mataaaa
Tbe Hartford and tb Mutual played la
Brooklyn yaslerdsy. Th betting wit nearly even. Me 1
Oanfurus tie log t is favorites.! ftotoMO aad tat sa
0. Mr. Ilulcusrm or t ie Butea Island Club was laa
umpire, aod th lltrtfordt weal first to lb bat. Tea
?Mutaals played a very loos Dehung gsms throughout,
hey were ouibaltetl and onlflel'ed al ercrr pulaj.
he Hanfords played a One Brlillng game, and had oalv
one error. Tbelr oaliipg was very strong. Ilcmsen lei
the score st the bat. He had a home run. a inree-eaw
in-.h. n ,J00a' I?''. "ugre-hase bit, aud two ran,
be nsrtfo. d t tub nl n .-a so sharp a Beidlog game thai
izittiFr1 r'T! "t j vJa
Mtttuals 1 0 0 S S 9 1 J-"
Htarvatlen In New Verbs
A wtld physician write that ths fsmUyot
Patrick Cunnlngbam of ne Weit Forty-slxlh (treat
(resr, top story) sre starving, Mr. Cnnnlnitham, waa
served for Br rears la ths nary la tho 1st wsr, esriag
been unable to get employment. 1 he t brslclan aodai
"lam frequently seeing sutlcnng suu aant in my tas
lice, but the oua I reoreaeui aouva is one ol the moat
atrtking. Tes.i rdsy tne m ncauio to me mr orates
slon .1 aaviee t r bis wife, bad n i. got ibe preri ,us ms
at riptiuo filled, aud h.d nothing to bis house to eat. I
tou huu to mi ur c. r. got tra. stiar, an i i rackers foe
hlui. and to.it tie poor inao I wuuld soon tall oa lu
wife. V) ben I ol tu bis home ich of the llltl oa
wa ulbblug the cracatrs 1 nad seal."
s 1,
Tb Neweet fciery of Ih Battle. , J
Mary Cut wa taken before Justlc Murrao, jI
yestcrdai, on coruplaiat of her daughters Rllat aad II fl
i lanna, both uaser thlrieeu years of age. Thar seat ! j
thai after the death uf thtlr tatkor Ibey sapport, ' 1
theniselres snd tbeli muther hy tasking artldclsl dew I
rililiiX M"'berry ttr. et. as . m.t ah the money ia
!Kne!yn,',r "''"er spent for rum. snd. muriovar, I
thst sue beat ttietn wiuu tn.y could nol give oet B
uiioi-r. Tne mother was held to t'as) mil, aad taw II
tbi.urtu wsrs sent to tnu I' .taolio I'ruloolury. II
Three Hundred Patriotic rtenaena. X
Alderman Fuller of Brooklyn has addraakMt
aa umcial circular letter to th three hundred mlalileex
lu Brooklyn, saklng tnem to dedlcstu their dlscoaraa
SUmiV.' AoxW-ib Oentenalal annlversarr of the , '
battle of Loug Island to an ilucldsituu of ihsfataB 1
u.n.l,,'?k''d ? l,n "', ,lruale and in lessoot to Be aS
rlvJ ther-lrom. Rarh uuoi .ter is requested lo faraS 1
tb i committee wim a rupy of his sermon tor pakdeaa
lioa i pamp net furm. Ibera U to be no ether illswsat
to oelcarsi th snnlrersary. -
The WllllBBxabanh Bowlers.
Tb Isng-looked-for match at Unpin botvytaM if
Wullamabureb experts cams off oo Thardaysvlga U
Settler's Usll, Uraod street, near Iiovsotb. The lesaas II
wero csptalued by Ueorg Samper aad Mr. Ucktar, .
snd included such note pisrert ss A. W, Moyaika. 'f
lieurge aaa Joseph Fils-linmoos, Dr. Miliar, aad i
Messrs. Berohelmer, Browu. Lucas, Koulh.ut, Bau5 1
and Oiedrlch. After aa sxcltuuj ttrvggls SUsaiBeTi a
veeau calne uut ane.d. saaaei- j
Tbe Prepeeed Parade Hreaad.
Tb Park Comtnlailontr having paasod rsoo- ,
lutlons nigtog the parcbaUeof laudia the upper pat ' 1
of the tilaud for a military parade ground, Complreile
Oreen he. wrliteu BlsinJeciious lu ine ineTuM li !
sata that the prupoaeu tile la laeooveoleoi. aa aa I
niaraliy ground. He audj ibat prcicr .ole sites eaa uo !'
ubtaiiiea iu the anueied dl.lru.lal oue-duaricr et sate I
vet of the proposed aim. t e saav
Tb City of Illicit Dlsilllrriee. '
0PutyRuruueCollutor Voting and numb i .'
of deputy marshals broks up aa Illicit still I a eeaasat 'j '
!01inJi,ru,,' flu, between Douglaat aad Degrav 1 ,'r
Sfr.it: s- Tt"-' y, aud contlstsied aooptta "!
still snd two barrels of abuser, aaa destroyed tea
hogshead of mash. The are was aglow wh' thaw '
raaobed thars, Out, as turn .1, tne distiller wasuilaiagk ' y
Yellow Jack.
Tbe sttamshlp Columbus, from Havana, ata
rived oa tbe Id Inst. Ber second esetataat m gissss.
Jir"."!'"' u" yljow fever on ths tlth, aod waa I keo to
iia'iki,u.V-'i!t,oe '""fltaal. ll wsa said laat night at fl5 d.'
Mill illd d'sd''1 """ """"'U l log. IU.. Mr. ES M
Tbe Protrae af Dr. I'hapla'e Chare.
Tbe frleods of .Mia Burnt A. Aub.ii aad
contributors lo Ibe fund raised iu mt fur h r uiaaloal '' 3
education in Koruue, aru u. i dlaaaiufled aith Mts. A. 1 1
boll's course. II, r marriage t , ir r. 1. Wt-tbereilS tl
Nw York uonceius ouly tue hsppy couple iheuiewvea, ,'
tstrtklng Milk WssArs.
The silk weavers of Soielotci Son's mill and "1
Pelagran A Mier's mill. P.tersuu, ars yet ou irlkj '
and it i thought thai the duide.-Hoii a.u nig the at-k 1
operailvea ut a.ealug. Toere ia a tnre.leuud atrtk IB 'l
aaviuw unit. ,1
A (Barrel aad u fractured hUull.
Jamca Heme,, a I, hirer, nuarreilcil with ! f.
F rt-IUiu Mill usl ufl.it t,e ii. r. li lli.i tnui.el. oa I ',
I ii. a ,y an ul a ra au i SUju, , i a i u. . ,il ii WHO a
at .ue, 1 ii i ut ) a auii i i r u lur, u, aiu ult tetiutery a
Queetluuuu.
A a luipanaal (luilewloa.
The Sheriff's to. i Ice f ofll, era to lie elocted an
thu a it ii. t.i iu omits a au.tetkor to Hit-lataUhul
iJUetUu C . la. Muueu ul thu nupen. r court.
Weal her (iOlce I'redlcvlane. ' Y
Slowly falling b.irometer, south weal to south. . "I
ast wiuas atailouiry io rising teinpcraturo, aud law I
eraaslug Cluud...tas, Willi tnu ader aturuta. ' I
Tb Theruomelrr In .New fork Yesterday. 'I
Al Undone t a u'ulock A. M . W i , 73; I
TTi UM.M', iiowr M ,'', u hi. p,7ir.
a
JOTn.Mi.s .tmn r lawn. I
Clan-na-Uael, Jones's Wood, Aug 13. 'I
. .. , I
The 'longshoremen have gone to work. f
Tbe tsylvtiu Dell will run lo Newburgb 00 Bua
day 9 e a,it, ru, mtui
Cant. Max Etl.'r of I'lniuanv (I. 1'iflh BaeV
pteiit, hsa neen castii. red uu.l lluedlioi
"A r.leil.l of .lustl... " Aiiolv to the lYortts
logtt utueu'a I'rote, in, I iliun, 's lliu". ker street 1
J inea tlor.li.n llennett was noiiitti tte I fog
Mayur or Hie lndepen.i. nt I snor I'anr laal aseulag.
Mary Ann I 'mil, nf It.' iherry street, fell from
tbe fourt.i ai-iiji aiu.to aud was mstautly killed faai
terday
Mrs Autonl i ti r I mm. who wat burned In Weal
llr solas, .u I liursday, died In tbo Uhaiuai rt Hires
liu-l'KBl tciterd-y "awaw
Ihe Health Board's attention la c tll.,.1 tn tbo
lin.larji .million of l. n iuenl. at id Uraud. 3 gula
VaU. kiiu kh Vuru ft s'reeta
Tue Ninth, the Kiliecntb. and th old Pour,
leenili N t. m , ui Uu to itucxaway uu llie LttlB
noil ,.n theaiiaiuer Amerii us,
.Mo.itiiu.ii ct.'iirsi .ns to H'H-kavtuy ars lobe
gneii al or ;., ur H.e m i ,.f ti u, , ,, lll0 ar , J3
ttit ot, abler M tl la n i . , , mi thu .tu n 1 .i
All attitclitiieut acuih-t ti.ui iii u.i, M .gtnaw
and l uiu l , itaiho 1 1 i ,p n , 1 , I., ae
ila.T ) I ttl rilav, oil ie IP Oi , I I JI...U,, fi , i,u
Nile I.. a ui. a N .r.t a-1 ,n ,.f ImI M i u.-rry
atieet, a ,a fo nt l n I. s i r. t ItaSt
Ct.'ltU III ... t III l C SI , j , ,' otc SlStlOa.
s icn id Krel., a . I f - tc i u us, ttf 23
Vt . al I ll t a , .. i I ti i I iu l.er . ," , t "if
, a I III) .1 .1 ,...1 . U ,lim.i ..l.ed.
I III ,. -(I I M i i l.lt 1 i-tl th.' I'l . Ill "Ub
It .a Mil I II n I. t II f I 11 I I 1. I I ia .. .1 .ttVa
I. .... I, I ,. ... ik tl, t .. li .t 1 a 111 auch.
, , an r i i e i
lie lit 'e-r f l 1 silol. s ,1 to li tho olileel
lie in I it i -i ii till it. .1 I it Hierilajr
sti ii. i I ii. i ..-a I .- - , l . ti i .in t v i 'J led 10
I I .a .1 1 1 ' I i I I i
I ne ts tkii g wit ..I llie lii-t lliver Ilrilg
a . ' .i t i e . , .-I i. . i i ltiin
i. weiii. I . j ,i i ,.e )..,. rd.) al ti n lud wa
lu . . t nil Uu ... r
tie i.'l.. t 'rli I,-, the it, rob ii, Mts tint he
I "I I r ! a I .H ll I I, ,t I, , ,H , , j
.la i , , i. a t, , ii 1 j ii , ii. , ,,, , ,, , , , j oar.
Sir i ant e , i., i ,an sn i, i . , , i I , i, t al tint I
oi . ol hi Ii ft aas ihe , u- ! I . i-oi i , ,.i lua.
I da, auu lust Us chl.d wa, uut hurt

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