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EROH NEW FORK.

NEx YoRk, Aug 20.
The frigate Colorado, Admiral Goldsboro,
arrived to. .day ffon sEsfope.
A new six story building on Twenty.sec.
ond street fell this morning. Some labofers
were seversly injsreds
Bowen IaterpsE Revenue Inspectors werp
decApitatsd to-day, tor want Of employ
ment.
Laura Kean sailed for Europe yesterday.
The case of Waterbury -. Rose, Presi.
dent Of the, n. q. rExpsess~ Co., swass con-
cladsd tosd4y. The Judge rsservsd biz de-
susas B. AnsAosy and Elizabeth Cady
Stanton left to-day for Kansas, to advocate
the woman's suffrage cause until the Novem-
Der election. 40
Information has been received at Wash
ington Of the escape last week Of Jas. Dan-
can, Wirz comWiasazy q Andersonyille,
ffoA FbF PqAjEs NkeIe ks MS sersinf ont
Aettenee Hf lfteAn Jesrs inpi isonn3enk for
cfSst9tsraU u lion pHsoasrs He fo4 aboard
OF the French ship Leo, which sailed for
France. :
A telegram from Punta Rosa, 9th, says !:
The steamer Narva commenced paying out
cable to Key West, when it was discovered
two men had died Of yellow fever, and the
question Of cutting and buoylng the cable,
snd running oyea sntil the epidenic abates,
was under considetAtion. s- A-I 9
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

r&8 New YoRK, Aug 20.
The Heralds Cincinnati special says Moi.
Gen. Thopss was in that city yesterday, on
his war to Tennessee.
LAwRxScEBuRc, ND, Aug. 20.
Mike McCoole and party arrived here this
morning on the early St. Louis train, and
will remain here awaiting the preliminaries
to be arranged for the grest prize fight. He
appea,s to be in good condition.
MONTANA, Iowa. Aug. %.
There was Democratic rally here last
night, ct which Hon. Chas. Mason, candi.
date for Governor, made an address.
MADISON, Wis. Aug.
"A man ealling himself A. Burns, about !
week axo had cashed Ave drafts for So, ,0OC
each at the First National Bank in this city,
purporting to have been drawn by the FRS,
National Bank Of Centerville, Iowa, on the
Tenth National Bank, Of New York. which
proved to be forgeries. A reward of 81, eOo
is offered for the capture of the money and
forger.
A. Mazomanie Burns passed himself Of
for Baptist preacher, and preached several
sermons.
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FROM THE FAR WEST.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 20.
Col. Butser6eld Hatch and twelve other
gentlemen left Ellsworth, Kansas, yesterday,
for the mouth of the Little Arkansas river.
They went in the capacity Of Peace Commis-
sioaers to the Indians, aud will join Gen.
Sherman's Commission about 400 miles west
Of Fort Harker.
aergesnts Sullivan, Morgan; and Simmons,
engaged in the destruction Of Cofey's raaehe,
near one Of the western forts, some time since,
were sentenced BY court martial 70 fifteen
years Imprisonment 10 the Iowa Penitentiary.
Iwnesse herds of buGalces are near Fort
Kearney, going south. The Indians arc fol-
loving them, and tsoanle = antis,p:1sd.
Sionx City, Iowa, last Monday week /; oil
we'll.
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FIRES.

fS PalLADELpaIA, Aug. 90.
The woolen mill Of A. Clegg, at Manayunk
was damaged by FIRE yesterday to the amount
Of 1900.
FRExosr, o., Aug. %.
June 4 Buckland's barrel and stave factory
caught 6re at P. H., and was entirely cons
sumsd. Loss $50, 600; insured s., COO. "
NEW YoRk, Aug. 20.
This evening the rec,ifying distilIery Of
q bon Simnds was completely dsstr6yed
BY Fs. Loss on building and naehinety
sion, 900, partially insured loss on stock,
which was owned BY Joseph Sickles, $50, 600,
said to be fully insured.
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FROA CANADA.

MONTREAL, Aug. 70. .
During the nominations for members Of
Parliament made to-day. Carriers friends
raised . not at another place, and IAncelot
(Liberall had TO be guarded home BY police.
Three men were Dangerously beaten, and
several otbeFs injured.
LArEa.-The riot in the east part Of the
city wss more serious than, FIRST reported.
The troops we're called out, and the cavalry
charged apon the mob, while two sqnadroaa
had to esara the candidates On their way
hons. Ehe Sa1ualkiss ~ ssvAfe, and the
sunbsr ever tAirsy, Ut nsas rspested AfAk
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

a~ B7s Louis, Aug. %.
The NET earnings Of the U. P. X. T., Kan.
sas Branch, IN July, were $4,000. The
amount Of business done for the governmen,
amounted to $4,000. The gross earnings
are $4,000. The length Of the rosd in
operation il 225 miles,
Wm. 8. S.,Al0 of New York, has brought
snk = tA1' D. ~ Circuit Court here to com,
pei the city of Hannibal Mo-, to pay $3.50,
600 bonds issued for the benefit Of the Pike
County, Illinois, Railroad, from point op.
poste Hannibal 70 Naplea-sn the Illinois
river. which was abandoned q long time
ego,
A young German girl, named Louisa Mil
Ter. attempted TO sEoot her former lover Ia
night, and failing in which, she shot and
killed herself.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

New York, Aug. 20.
Advices from Hayti state that another rev
plutiop u Imminent. Dispatches from the
EnGlisA Consulate report fighting actually
commenced, and Port an Prince beseiged.
News from Venezuela of the 9Th inst.
states that U. 8. Minister Wilson died at Co.
raccas, on the 9Th.
An attempt at revolt had been suppressed
in the State of Uruguay, and the ringleader,
Vicenete Brients. captured by Gen. Salozan.
s Advices from Vera Cruz of the the 18th
inst state that Lopez was still alive, and
MarqueE not captnred.
The trial Of O Hsya is progressing.
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k444e4 lpeeoA peoessg haltgu6e1np
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es oGnbE Jsssa, a oN and sGIo5imoa mSrs
lehestA disd to-day. ..i,aaI,A
PrrfusuHo, Aug. 20.
be Ha4riAl before Judgs McCaidl6 u ths
| q. 8. Circuit Court q ths laFm eaae31iDe
AAness e .BliS1r nd Hssdsrssn.
Ieeise& ~ Jehs s. hLnesa, Rese4sia geat,
~ eonciudsd to-day, the jaiy fes4srans .
sesqass q 9eiiz. a.lL2 3tsl-I i
ls... 49, 'sxAMeeQ 0sls Aue -.
\ eo4oee4 0Ans oaDod m, DA1O, wAS
murdered ysstseday III v61daf 0qckAs white
man. .ag = Tass 2ss
4 Z. :. stash gsas.a 1scnno1p, Va, Arg %.
fhsfe - NsarnA Iron aii but six eoun>
ties recsise& me feeiSssation shpwR whites
!lON00, baacks e, ~ Of the c4u1hs. mot
asefd iron four viii giI1 Aeoe uAlt9 najori-
uea' - ss.ss !. II ss-s y 4ssji. y i Il 54. Y
-. IL NV Yosx. Ang. g. J,
Alhert Hkasf' sen Of Rev. Edwefd R3
her, OF Gaaesoargi itiinoiE snd Esther shd
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHicAao, Aug. %.
The Young Mems Christian Association,
among its many instrumentalities for doing
good, has adopted the plan Of holding open
air meetings on vacant lots in various por>
tions Of the city One Of these meetings at
The corner Of West Randolph and Union
streets last night was broken up BY mob,
which rendered the proceedings inaudible,
by vulgar songs and horrid oaths. Herman
KAael finally struck one Of the Officiating
youps men go heavy hlovs ip the face. He
NJ promptly arrested and lodged in the sta
FSios. Il seemed to be the opinion among
IL Gssqans in that vicinity that the. nsst
il vas ID some way connected with The en-
taSssasat Of the Sunday laws, Asncs ~
les l1ine saAihitsd. ..... .,s..
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Efw ORLsA ss, Aug. %.
The Board Of Health report two deaths
from yellow fever yesterday.
Weather variable.
A majority of the. newly elected city off,
cials havs qualified themselves and given
bonds, and will enter upon their duties inn
mediately.
The old Board of School Directors held
their annual meeting to-day to transact the
usual busiSess, and passed resolntpn to
test the Legality Of the aoion Of the Council.
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BLANK BOOKS. /
iDny Books, Journals, Ledsers,

l11gf - AZ 3 / x&as fatf -4s.Y1A 39SausJ
RECORDS, RECEIPT ANDCASH BOOKS
Au Size, and Sty'e. Of binding. /,
Pass Books. Notes and Drafts,
Memorandums, Copying Books,
Diaries, Drawing Books,
Writing Books, VI Scrap Books, fable.
Composition Books, Bills payable 4 receiv-
thing In oar line n be psscnred IN tAe Ansrcau
or fo-rgn markets, furnished 1t short notice and d
manufs1 turerf Or importer prices,
Buyers coming TO the city viii do we'll examine this
stock before seiecng and orders received rvush
1sii viii receive ne csrefui attention VI sxpeacsd
200, 900 Rolls Wall Paper.
All Grndes Hr nh lov TO the Wholesale ana Retsi
Trade. Printing Psper, III sizes. . Mill prices,
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xiT .Ila3i sgqaei 20 sii ia "a
RE01RDLESS OF COST.

fsa5i 4E#&# t aat8 f5t4Ats d.
Ten pieces Of French Organdies, - 50
cents yard, worth 65. By
Twenty pieces French Jackonet, At 25 and
s5 cents per yard, worth so cents. "
e Fifty remnants Of good Lawns at is cents I
yard. .......s
seysrN dozen kid finished Berlin Gloves,
at 40 and SO cents pair, worth one dollar.
Several pieces fine all wool Summer Cas-.
simeres, from one dollar to. ono dollar ana
hfey cents yard, worth two dollars per yard.
Ladies' Hose Is centsa pair; Mems half
Hose Is cents pair.
A lot Of Linen Duck and Drills very low.
Remnants Of Dress Goods and Pants stu lfs
ut so cents on the dollar.
b Good domestic Ginghams at is cts. yard,
Standard Prints 12f cents. In fact get
uins CLEARANCE SALE AT OLD PR1-
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News DEPOT.

MILLINERY = BONNET u1EACHnl9s
Mrs W F Bowman. ..4th st-bet Main Blondsau
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CLOTHlERo.

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'hn Q oopslia......- -.~.s,..s. afsin stsssl
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Magnifying Glasses + ngiesoses1sa-
S @ Bridges. . Estes House
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lLNfNNWns
spiesberger, Mayer Co,..-....,. No. Ill Main-st.
Mrs eber r,..............cor Third : Nain strssts
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BOOTS = DHOBo-RETAlL.
Hsissenp = Aaslsss 80 Naia ssrsst
Huiskamp 3 Bro...... Main s&Rsse-bst 4th 4 6th.
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Duncan, Karle 4 Co.......l40 1 l42 Main street
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Oein, Silver Ware. Y y
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PIANOS And MUSIC. 4. i
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rURNITIVl

Fans, Fancy Goods. FiAs Cutlery. .
Bridge. Nos l / Estss Hous .
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oLocxs, wAronEs = JnvalnS. II
Sam Bridgss..........,.Nos : Estes Hoass.
Ayres, Mann I Ayrss...... .........e7 Main strSSt
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Pipes, Genuine 1essshaum.
S G Bridges. , EgDs House.
Pistols, Ammunitisa, Rides
q Bridges. Nos : Estes House
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Marble WORKS.
ohm Dawden ..............T Third street-nsAr Main
The New York herald., 1867-04-27
Z TINE RECENT RIOT IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.

The examination in the OF Charles Brady one or
the alleged participants the riot and interference with
the policemen tho evening of the 14th Of April in
South Brooklyn, was commenced before Justice Dumil,
in the First District Court, yesterday afternoon. Mr.
wm- D. veeder Surrogate, appeared for the prisoner
Oacer James Quick the first witness sworn, testified
that on the 14th Of April he arrested the prisoner,
Charles Brady, in the house Of Mrs Brinkman in
Hamilton avenue, Centre street. about six o'clock
in the evening" and also to the circumstances connected
with tho assault mads on him by the crowd las pre-
viously published); that officer Adrch came to his
asssance that they managed to get their prisoner far
as the Of Hamilton avenue and Court streets
where the crowd commenced TO fire stones He also
testified to the fact that the prisoner received blow
the head while In their custody which feed him TO the
ground that when at the corner Of Court and Nelson
streets the prisoner called upon his brother cut the
OF bitches when they succeeded in rescuing him.
Brukman, the pr0prietress, TO come with him, when
she began TO cry and Charles Brady took hold of him
by the and arms, when soue ensued in the store
and the prisoner struck him the side with his fist.
subsequently surrendered herself voluntarily; did not
see liquor sold or exposed for SALE though there were
bottles there.
Officer Charles B. Aldrch testified to his having been
duty the vicinity OF the occurrence the
ing question, when officer Quick out of the door
corroboratad the evidence OF the previous witness
TO the interference OF the crowd numbering about
one hundred people, which was gathered along Court
street On the examination witness stated that he
was struck on the temple and the side Of the face
by the prisoner.
Officer Irwin also examined, and testified mainly
In corroboraiion OF the other illnesses and the
was adjourned until Monday afternoon, at two o'clock
The New York herald., 1867-04-27
SUPREME cOuaT-CIRCuIT-pAHT 2.
Breach Of Contract-RccOvery of COmpensn-
tion by Servant.
= Before Judge Davis

Breach oil COntract-kccOvery Of COmpensn.
tiOn by Servant.
Before Judge Davis
Stephen A. Monk o. II. Clark-Ths is an action
brought to recover the Of $3.50 81 for services
undcr an alleged breach of II appears from
the complaint that in February, 1862, the defendant
being about to the Massaso from tins Dor
70 Norwalk, Conn, entered into agreement with the
plaintiff, by the terms OF which plaintiff was to receive
as compensation for his clerk OF the boat
SIS per month and board The contract was lever full
hed and the plaintiff, durlng the entire obtained
employment for three months on board government
vessel running to Hilton Head The plaintiff claimed
MS monthly salary for the remaining period Of
months, the value and cost OF seven mouths board at
$40 per month, together with the further 50 81
Tor expenses incurred account of the defendant.
The answer cenied every allegation Of the complaint
and for further defence the defendant held fnat in
February, 1892 he proposed runnlnc the to
Norwak for one month, experIma ut the plaintiff,
with others, forming the ships complement agreeing to
render services for their board only The defendant
found that owing TO the Masasoit being much slower
boat than the vessels other lines reinquished his
proposition The jury, after short retirement render.
ed verdict for The plaintiff for the full claimed
For the plaintiff d. and r. McMahon for defendant,
NicolI. Thompson and AMMAN.
The New York herald., 1867-04-27

over certain Of fireworks being stored without
permit from the Chief Engineer Of the New York Fire
Department
The Court reserved its decision. 8#
importans Opinion-,The Filing Of Bonds ON
Removal of Trial.
Hogan Dsvlin. This appeal from judg-
ment or judge Stemmiers. The suit Was originally
brought TO recover $50 Under the statute the de-
fendant had the right giving bond TO remove the
to the Court Of Common Pleas He rendered such
bond TO the Justice, the next day the plaintiff
appeared before the Judge and moved TO amend
the complaint, and reduced the amount to 500
The justice thereupon, without approving the under.
taking or rejecting t. proceeded with the case in the de.
rendants absence, and gave Judgment 70 the plaintiff
The Court decided this 10 have been error Tho de-
Justice failed TO discharge duty obligatory him
fore entertaining motion 70 amend and had no bus
fore reversed.
The New York herald., 1867-04-27

Verdict Of $3.50 for the Killing Of n Child.
Before Judge Jones.

seEoscs - @S0U IOT the ntttin8 Oh u C0lIOs
Before Judge Jones'
Caas Mccarthy, Administrator, Joseph W. Duryee -
Tho plaintiffs daughter, child aged years and fve
months, was sent out by him to on an errand on
the 10th OF February 1885, and while passing along Cherry
street. opposite the entrance defendants lumber
q horse and cart Of his and killed her. The
plaintiff brought this action, which tried yesterday
70 recover So 600 damages under statute OF this State
passed IN $780, which gives power to the administrator
20 sue for the benefit OF the next Of kin.
Evidence was gwen 10 show that the day in ques-
tion horse and cart OF the defendant left tandinc
~ the entrance 70 mis- yard while the driver removed
sone boards that were In his way that the a.
preached the horse after removing the boards the
Suddenly started and ran on, and the child coming
along me sidewalk nj the time, was and killed
Tho Judge In charging the jury remarked 1t not
right thai persons walking the sidewalks OF the city
should be in danger OF losing their lives
be liable 70 be frightened and away thereby hazard
ing the lives Of citxcna Whether or not Was right
Tor the plaintiff to send child OF such tender years on
ersnds into the street he would leave TO the Jury tc
say. The evidence showed the child to have beer
walking along theisdcwak, when the horse suddenly
and unexpectedly turned and on and the result was
the death of the child He concluded, ss 10 usual "
theee cases, BY saying that n they found there wal
negligence the part Of the driver and on the
part of the child, the verdict should be for the plaintiff
and that " there was negligence the part Of ths
child. although the driver also negligent the
verdict should be for the defendant
TIE jury broueht Q verdict for the plaintiff for $50
and Eve per cent allowance
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Appeal frsa ~ Order Ressrassins the
Assisnees sf an Isselvsss Firm frem set.
sliss Its Accsusts.
Before Judges BRADY. DAILY and Osrdoso.
NATIONAL Bs~k y Bsss~ers 70 Sseks BsleAe- Z CO..
rAs an appeal BY The bank FROM decision in The
courl The rsspondenss, grocsrs, Dong business IN
Reade street. In this city. made assignment of their
property for shs bsssai of their ~sdltorn man
named william swansborosgh VS. partner In the Arm
nj The time but had absconded and consequently dd
not unite m the sssisamsst The hank recovered
Judgment against the arm, and soushs 10 aside NE
c'ded that marlborough. having abscosdcd, not
neceay party aud that the &~rnmsnt good, being
W sansoa -ssss sa sssa spss e.
1870 s.sss tren dspoSns of or collecting The ssssts
she case argued ys-ssras, Sv NJ &c n RsssisS
On sne ps' % ihs Respondents rhe Court reserved Is
..ss.sss Asainss ~ Isssr-
snce Company.
Taos J. Jor>s - ia Fsre~<ns Ts.a y..,~-r< g..
pesg-The plaintiff insured with a~fer,.n,. h,. ..~k
Of fireworks and other merrhAndase Tor a. soa -, 80
gear from the ish Of February isss On ~. a.,s -
August following the fireworks sxpoded ana =, A.. -
his premises The company esjectes 70 psy ,h. ...,.
snce and he susd them fos tAs smcusf ~Aen ne cour,
directed the jury 70 bring verdca Tor aim m. ..,,.
ance company appealed from ths dsclssso and me -.
peal arxusd yesterday In this ceun rhs spprsn,
among other points, claimed ths4 INC vioill.es
sonss se' os S''aasss sssosl. % ss The . ,.sss ' -. ~.
did not permit keeping works Of brilliant cecrd hrss
and that tbs policy had refsrsocs 70 ordinary hs~wovss
and therefore the plasnu4 - LEGAL right ahjs
sAs defendant y ne sddisssai nsk o. sskss srpAss
srticies
Nj A A rAalips, fos NE rsspsssens eon,sndsd ts&.
hs appslianis having incurred ths rspondsss sss.s.
rsh, 70 hsv. 10 bis sssss sssA sss<s = srs sse-s
under The general designation q srsworss and shAs
fhere proof that the respondent bad violated The
ordinance of The Common Council in any respect that
ordinances not being entirely prehipisory. bst prchbu1s