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POLICE IyTELLICEyCE.

THEFT or COPPER PIPE.--A man giving his name
as Robert Mahoney was yesterday arrested on a
charge of stealing copper pipe OF tho value OF $50
from the steamer Alabama, lying at the foot OF
Eleventh street, Fast river When arrested he was
trying TO sell 1t. Judge Shandley OF the Essex Mar
ket Police Court before whom he brought, held
him to answer the charge.
WOMAN SUSPECTED OF BuRGLARY.-Ann Moran
was yesterday brought before Judge Kelly, at the
Fourth district Police Court, suspicion OF having
broken into the residence Of q. w. Lent on Second
avenue, near l25th street. and stealing two gold
watches and other Iewery. Mr.. Lents family were
absent i'll the country and the robbery took place In
their absence. servant girl employed at the adj
joining house the principal witness against the
accused. She was committed for examination.
ALLEGED BURGLARS.-Mr. Thomas +. Sturges,
whose residence, 500 Firth avenue, was broken into
the night OF the 18th inst, during the absence Of
his family, ana robbed OF some two thousand dollars
worth of goods, appeared before Justice Dodge, at
the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday after
noon, and made complaint against the four men
arrested by Captain Speight, of the Twenty-ninth
precinct, who gave their names rs WIN. II. Benson
Charles II. Ross, Thomas Allen and William Davis,
Identifying the goods found on the premises
where the prisoners were arrested, corner of Amliy
and Thompson streets, al his property-a full ac-
count OF which was published In wednesday s
HERALD. The prisoners were thereupon fully COM
mted for examination.
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SUPERIOR COURT--sPECIal Term.
Decisions.

Decisions
Judge Robertson rendered Judgment in the follow
ing cases yesterday morning.
FRANKLIN as. Ca1ctboy'ne Ell ay-Motion granted
and attachment discharged.
Ldssefdh Us. ne,oua.-Moion granted.
WcGutiteSS Us. Taylor Ell dl.-Moton granted on
terms.
Merchants National Bank or Baltimore Us. Small
rood et dk-Attachment discharged.
Snyder, N, Us. Characterization granted and
order OF August vacated and set aside.
Wood et al. as. Glye,, Inspleaded.Motion denied,
with $40 costs.
.Ste,oar Cd al. us. Co0nabs ct ar.-Motion granted
without costs.
anderson u.s. Kohner ct aL-Motion granted.
Lockwood OS. C0UeR.-MOtion granted
Calender as. Observation-Disclosures for plaintiff
Trdph0geh Us. Knapp ct at.--MOtion for Judgment
granted.
n. the Matter or the Petition OF Lizzie Carrie on
Hdteas CO'puS.-Wrt dismissed.
BY Judge Garvin.
Leonard rs. Bisbee ct at.-MOtion granted.
IN the Matter OF he Application or Eiiz1 Allen 10
be Discharged IRON, CaSt0dg.-Writ dismissed
Thomas ct al. as. Wtiialns.-MotiOn granted.
Thomas Us. Piachaey--Motion denied with $40
costs.
The National Bank OF Petersburg Us. Shnte ct al.
Motion granted, without costs.
WASH as. Sdp7e.--MotiOn granted on terms.
The Same rs. RE Sdnte.-Motion denied, with $40
costs.
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
SUPREME CGUaT-cHAMBeas


sailors snug Harbsr-t hurges Against the
Ohicers oil the Observation-Disclosures for
IN Injunction.
Before Judge Cardozo.
W1utdm Beicher IS. The Sailors Snug Hor6Or.-
The plaintiff In this case Is an Old decrepit sailor
The Sailors Snug Harbor is an institution on Staten
Island, founded for the benefit Of aged and inirm
seamen. 1t appears that the plaintiff was an in
mate for Heightened period, but was recently
turned out for refusing to comply with certain or
ders. In his complaint the plaintiff charges the
Governor, Thomas Melville with harshness ana Ill
treatment alleging that because he (plaintIfD would
not hoe potatoes in broing sun two OF his COM
panion5 having short time previously become sun
struck while similarly Employed the Governor or
dered him out OF the institution. He further COM
plains that, having left TO transact little prl-
vate business outside the building, he was re-
fused abundance on his return. Mr. Nash, on his
Dehaii, now moved FOR an Injunction restrain
ing the Sailors Snug Harbor from refusing HIM
benent OF the property tn which he, as q decrept
seaman, is entitled. The plaintiffs affidavt and bill
OF particulars set forth very grave and serious
charges against the officers and general manage
ment OF the institution.
The Court granted an order. returnable on Monday,
to show cause why the injunction should not be
issued
Judge Barnard delivered judgment in the follow
Ing cases yesterday morning.
D0i'entuS 81 al. rs. Bidrell.-MOton denied. The
weight OF testimony is clearly against the defendant.
Boy ETA. rs. Sl'Ong et 0i.-MOtion granted and
injunction dissolved.
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medicine as he had not yet reco7ered from the
effects OF fever. On Thursday he appeared to lie
III and languid, 60 me9noal ana was summoned and
had during the previous night swallowed ell OF the
medicine. which contained morphine Instead of
dose OF six drops. Death en5ued after. Coro-
ner keenan, held an inquest yesterday and The Jury
rendered q verdict OF death from an overdose Of
morphine.
THO CANAL STREET BUILDING CAsuALry.-rhe In
quest In the case OF Mary F. Failon. who deo from
injuries received on the 18th inst by the falling OF
portion OF the building Nos 2es and 27o Canal street.
was resumed yesterday by Coroner Flynn ana jury.
William Newly OF NO. 2l2 East Fifty-eighh street.
testified that he Is a practical builder. HIS opinion
was that the building was and is entirely UNSAFE ana
that the manner IN which II Is beng Repaired a II
highly dangerous. Walter w. Adams or NO lid
varick street and Deputy superintendent OF Build
ings, testified that he had examined the building
prior to the accident and considered II unsafe for
heavy business but not for the business then carried
on. Teresa Murphy, an employe OF Mr. ryan neara
the latter speak OF moving as he was AFRAID 10 put
IN more stock. Eight ten tons Of pasteboard were
piled up In the centre Of the at the time OF the
acciaent the testimony having been taken the Jury
rendered verdict OF accidental death aud ex0ner-
ated Mr.. Ryan from ali blame.
THE CITIZENS SHARPsHoOTRRs.-This organiza-
ton, Of which General Burger is president, had an
excursion yesterday to JONES' Wood the principal
cause OF which was the desire for repeated tar
get practice. number OF prizes were awarded at
the close Of the festival. On the first award the
following gentlemen received the first, second
ana third prizes, in the order named:-
J. Rein H. Berger and W. Rose. On the second
award four prizes were distributed in the
order as the recipients are designnted:-W. Rose, e.
Knetcht, W. II. Goetting and H. Bergen. These were
prizes on the Stlchscheibe, ring target. on the
common targets, where each bull's eye counts for
prize, the following succeeded In Obtaining the fol-
lowing number OF przes:-4 VIM. Knecht. B. Mr..
Rein. 2. Messrs Schulze, Fischer Rose and Bull,
and l. Messrs. Bergen and Greis 1t Is TO be regret
ted that such manly sport and at place where no
danger is to be apprehended, as now arranged finds
only about fifty participants, while there ought to be
several hundred The next meeting OF this Society
will probably be better attended
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Wheat was dull and nominal. There EXPORT
wSes ni e, q. ds%1s se. S ss.rs
Y ssS s" sss ssss '; :Fas f fSs
s sSs rMssss and u s
sr S %sl. as gSed 1870 bushels s
"a P' 20 IA % .ics. s S'SsF9 fis
vs Ys an ass r Sr to sas.
S sc sNft for Small small
nT ssrs s ssS s aug rat
The bushes: rather more aSse ne ssmss
ssrs %enny sS Ss c ecc
S. o; ssl SH G ~Sss
S% 200 Bill s esSsuT Tho J U' s
sis md IiS w back the s ESIvif fsss q s ass
s sSS; a Ss'fl ,sIsa s sd alSsa
% SEIs 1855 Sb sI@ Too hsS PsS s' Sart
ss ss British ~ sS
g. Sd; AMERICAN brig lsco pO' petroleum,
American ps .sS San
S s%:i Ssn Corr o as2 sSa: yso
and SSs I sIscsS g. an American
TisuDry cod IN requss, and steady at form,,
s' dss"s Lao dFSs. x sf sssss !:
egssd and s1.' wsrs spsf 50 for Of no 800 es
III II g for f large 10. tos @sin 30
,esy 3, AS So While pckei steady a, IS Is
% o. c,o1 was IN llsh, demand sales 100 bales
G,Ssy bhGs we're dull and unchanged. 49,, .
Hrprs.-The market was toersoy hciVe q. ayon tn'
Buenos hyres at lie E9ld l Nv we. sa,sa ~
lbs Al 2p,c DO; Leo slaughtered al lSc;i eO African
hips zoo Caracas aud 800 Buenos Ayrcs nps on prvah
| terms -. a.. ...... ...... r.,t,,,, =,
,.acn, iss crop bella quoted isc sc S 1855 do
| 80, 1sc and foreign loo. 3'c -, =. a.. Ia VI.
HPMp-Of Manila $50 bales were sod ai iic golu,; sup
9Sc E' az wss d Ssrs Seu
hut little demand but about previous prices we're demsnueu
we heard az no saes Of importance. We quote t.gnto
and 0icnsarnock $50 ga tartslerfe ~ ana s ~
10: and si.s fis for NO, 4 sa' ga ' an, 'I T.
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS Of stM ESTATE YESTERDAY
Transfers In New York City.
AQUATIC NOTES.

The Gulicks purpose rowing a new six-oared gig,
built by G. J. Thomas In the regatta ON the 10th OF
September.
surith, OF the Atantics, is In active training at
Cornwall for the scul In the coming regatta OF
the Hudson Amateur Rowing Association. 10 sh
Ward Is putting him through the necessary course Of
sprouts.
The champion belt presented 10 the Columbia Boat
Club by David Banks Jr. IL now on exhibition at
Kirkpatrlck's Broadway and Duane street.
David Banks, Jr., President OF the ATLANTA Boat
Club and Hudson Amateur Rowing Association, IL
padding his own canoe on Lake George aud putting
himself IN trim for the belt.
W. A. Martin, OF the Columbia Club, is anxious TO
row three mile race with Charles Tate for $780,
Fearon. OF the Vesper Club, and Smith, OF the Alta
1anta, are to be matched to row three mile race.
smith Is TO row shell and Fearon working boat,
tine latter to be allowed minute per mile.
The Columbia Boat Club will have two races on
the 18th nst.-a single SOUL and a six-oared gig
race.
DR. BOYD, au English amateur oarsman, late OF the
Leander club challenges Herring OF the Ataanta
Club to row him three mile race. II will allow
him two minutes per mile.
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Bellies a9c. a25c.
49, Ssnfs rs ssS a S d. 3D.
5se Porto tot Ro o. 5c ~;
rNivAf Receipts. ESQ bills ro.in and liz do tar
sr p:
g do Tie '. ns DO 100 At sc r..
tions in ro,in were moderate, but at prices not
we've 200 SS. eo%%sn ralnss a, s. S. no do n No.
~ = p.s a, ~ TO- a. Mo ? arrive s s. at S and 50 No.
e. % 1SS' !. grasss s. 81 Mr. -
and 10 Do do @ s SS. city yp pitch brought s.
,ns 3 s1 s. %sr:
vesisTdas prices: the ses comprialng about
s' sss 20 q %s'' s p1s
~ u.s. ssaass option Live s. aa sa
selling SIS iGisc Ths arrivals sass head
g sSs
Ss 0ss an IN he s an" o ss Of S
ment prices were nominal For cut meats there
~ the light supply sales 8 packages at sc
for picked III sacude ds s e t for satsa DO G
e f0r sc s'i
ise long clear isEc i;c for short do long
S sna ST % s % %
Esckages at ise; = is4c for No ! TO kettle rendered
usual mainly from the local trade The better grades
other grades at"uan e' o sSyr small a' s
ply Prices are firm at our quotation. subjoned and VIII
they have been for time past the weather
becomes cooi however, far arrivals Will be looked for,
which viii in all probability depreciation In prices.
Cheese IN active demau mainly for export and holders
firm In their pretens0ns though shippers refuse to
operate extensively except at reduction from present
prices; owing to the decline of gold and the unfa-
yorable reports relative TO the European market.
We quote :: Buer-State Jersey and Pennsylvania,
pals 35c b0c. State Grkns, half frkns and tubs 40c
44c Northern Pennsylvania, drkins 35c 89c Welsh tubs
SIC 4Oc Weste reserve hrkns and tubs, 32c 36c Hill
nois and wisconsin, frkns and tubs, SOC SSc Cheese
Fancy ard extra factory daes TIC. 18c; fair 1h9c
lbc ancy and extra farm darcs, 16I%c IKE fair to
good do lhc. l6c Orange county skinned &C. 12c.
1oc We heard Of no sales Crude in bbls Va
mand and 1900 bbls sold private terms but proba
bly, mt gle The market for refined still dull and stand
heard Of were 500 bbls. prime light straw to white
al about 3c Naptha continued IN demand Sales 500
bbls. at 1Sc. In Philadelphia the market active
and more steady. Sales $1,000 bbls standard whte for
for at S1c Ssc, aud 500 do Tor September, at
y2c 32I1c
SUGAR-The market fairly active the demand
being principally from rehncrs but prces sc lower,
footed % hhs part at ~ l36c 2c. for Cuba and
Ike for Porto Rico. Refined moderately active and
lower. We quote hard at 1890. soft white Htac Esc
and yellow IL &C. Ike
sEEDs-Linseed IN fair demand. Sales 1000 bags
Artist 81 20 gold Glover dull unchanged ftc
14Nc. Timothy still dull but held at 10 $3 IS. Rough
fax quiet at 80 10 a R2 80.
ToDAccoKentucky- There fair demand, chiefly for
the low grades for shipment The sales 500 hhds at
eac. lie, including few lots fine grades for ship
ment and cutting purposes Seed leaf was in fair
request at about former prices The saes wesS
do do seconds 2lc 200 do do wrappers at dc boz ~
Ohio mt 13c 81 old do. at g5c, so do. do, 6a new
Connecticut seconds and les do Pennsylvania private
81 IL. OF Var. the sa.es 90 bales at III To- We
quote
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Died.


AYDuEws.--On Friday. August 81, CuNLEs HtB-
BARD only child OF Charles H. ami Mary l.. M
drews, OF Planncld Nd.
Notice OF funeral tomorrow.
Wanoford Conn papers please copy
Elrtsy--On Thursday morning. August 30 after
n short illness Major JONI ID. BAILEY, In the 10th
year OF his age. A., ..,,
National Guard state OF New lork, ana officers AMI
members late Volunteer Fire Department OF New
YORK arc respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from, his late residence No. % Riyngton street, on
Sunday afternoon, at two O'clock
BryTEE Suddenly. on Friday August II, SAMUEL
j. BfEpEr In the saith year OF ms aye.
Particulars OF the funeral nereaiter. -,
BopR--On Thursday, August 20, MtGDALENE
popE widow OF John L. Bode, aged IL years,
months and 20 days. =, -, a., =
Tho relatives and friends Of the family, also the
members OF Hermann Lodge, NO. Zb5, r. and "A. NJ,
and tho members OF SCION Lodge, No. u.s. !. D. OF D..
- arc regpectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, on
SUNDAY afternoon al two O'Clock. from her late resi-
dcnce No. IS North William street.
BoATE--On Friday August II, JANE MARGARET,
Youngest child OF John q. aud Maria a. Boac, aged
months and 20 DAYS.
1hess.. w., 1918.
The friends are invited 10 attend the funeral on
florida nav afternoon, at two O'Clock, from No. 2ol
Court street opposite Douglass, Brooklyn.
BOYLE.-On Friday, August 81 SARAH the be
loved daughter Of Peter and Rose Boyle, aged 4
The friends and acquaintance OF the family orr
reotIes tcd to attend the funeral, or sunday after
noon NJ two O'Clock, from the residence OF he
parents corner OF Forty.third street aud Secont
sgvs-ra eroobtyn. on THURSDAY. August D
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NEW NAME FOR Ir.-A young man from the
country went into Bridgeport drug store the other
fountain at length stepped up and asked Tor drink
Of that are" for himself After swallowing the
stalnps with satisfied air upon the counter, 'Ms-
ter said no. what do YOU call that STUFF that bites
sos'' On being told that II was soda water Waal,
said ne, IL sposcd It was sweetcned wlnd"--fr0vf-
depce Herald
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fortnight They are stu ordering currency from
this CENTRE and the demand from the country IL I'M
abated.
The foreign exchange market continues duh but
steady at the recent decline and at the close
bankers bills on England at sixty days were quoted
at 1921 1905; at three days, l093s 1895; COM
mercal bills, 1851 100; bankers bills on Paris at
sixty days, $50 a Sick.
Consols and American securities were quoted thus
In London to-day and on the previous dates men,
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Charge Of Smuggling Cigars.
Rafnre Cammiaaionar Ratta

The United states u.s. Charles Conte.-The de-
fcndant was charged with having quantity Of Ha-
vana cigars in his possession on which no importa-
ton duty had been paid, and with offering the same
for sale with intent to deraud the OF the tax
thereon A brief examination was had and the case
adjourned TO the cath instant.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

scnRAS-SsEcKsER.--O Thursday, August 90 by
the Rev. DR.. Gallaudet WATSON ID. SCHRAN 20 JOSIE.
youngest daughter Of John Sneckner, all Of this
city.
1ArrES-FANSiyg.-At Hampstead, l.. /, on
Tuesday, August Is, by the Rev. J. u. Finch EDSAs
TAPPKN, OF Mineola to Miss HARRIET A. FANNiNG,
daughter OF sidney flaming formerly OF this city.
WAisH-CAUIFIEfD.--On Thursday August ~ Nv
st. Peters church. Barclay street, by The rev. iaher
Quinn, MAURICE J. WASH ITO Mis5 MARY {. tAri.
FIELD, daughter OF James CauIheld h'q'' al VI
thi5 city.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THR WEATHER YgsrEHDAY.-The following record
will show the changes in the temperature for the
past twenty-four hours, indicated by the Their
mometer at Hudnut's pharmacy, 2ls Broadway, HER
AID BuildinQ:--
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The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the subTreasury In this city
Tor the expired portion Of the week have been as fol-
lOwa:-
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COURT or COMMON PleAs-speCIal TERM.


Judge Daily rendered judgment in the following
case yesterday morning.
Thomas Kntrfdge as. Jane cole Kittt'fdge -Diyorce
ora fed
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HaIf.past Two O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY August as NJ.
Brrsw dull and heavy at 45c. a Acc. Small sales
made at axe.
BUILDING MATFRIALs.-Eastern spruce was in fair re-
quest and nrm at $40 1872 Sales 900 000 feet Arrivals
continue light Yellow pine timber steady at $50 S5
Laths moderately active and steady at So 90
q SO; 100000 feet were sold to-day at the latter
price. Lime steady, at 81 10 for common
and "a for lump Rosendalc ent in small
supply steady at 81 rs per Dbl Bricks steady
dsss Ne" ana ifssz
.Sssl. s. ssas q sys
d.; - = % ias5 go
asGs or % M Su . @S sRa . " Ss gs 's
lie nds We're quiet but steady A. former n
sperm and is &c. % PATENT 'u'' ''S
s oac. is % @
s and not previously TsRorsd Es%orf fas for
GoPrrEThs market for moderately active and
better grades. sales q MIsss.iPgi a.
private Other Kinds %ali and Snsssnssd
the market was arher and prices all grades except ord
To- hshs5 bed demand was c %hy
pSnns SO s
export and 10 for 'P sss aa w Orleans
S s E; E,: +,
DEuSs AND Dirs were generally quiet prices.
lower Sales $50 tons soda ash, part at axe
2sc gold; $50 drums causc soda n &c We, do lbo
tons 81 az 81 20, dol 200 casks bleaching
des, part at 81 ~ so currency 1000 ke5s bcnr ,oda
on private terms: tartar at ync. god 900
ounces ounne $50 bags gedda, 100 do. cuc u
gum shellac 20 Honduras coehlnes and q bales
sorts gum arabic on private terms We quote bicarb soda
<ac = bi6c., gold.
Flour tiRATS.-Receips, I2,oA bbs four 10 gs1
bushels wheat II $40 DO B7j DO oats 200 do ssi
do malt The holr market was .i dull and heavy and In
0c IT, lower but the decline not general
and the market at tho close though very quiet was steady
demand was mainly from the local trade yen
there inquiry for the West Indies California
flour was dull and heavy Tho sales about 800 bbls
Southern duh but unchanged Tho sales az
bb.s Rye light demand and easier. Sales 800
bbls. Corn meal moderately active and steady: The
a5 bbr ct So 20 for Brsndywinc aud 80 for