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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
DESPERATE ATTEMPT AT MURDER.

On Thursday last serious stabbing affray
occurred Glen Cove. Some two years ago two col
ored named VIM. Carpenter and Jack Robinson were
paying attention TO colored girl at Lattingown, the
terminating by the girls deciding avor of the lat
ter whom married Robinson, instead Of yielding
the decree Of fate, has since harbored grudge
to Carpenters house and invited him TO out in the
yard and not suspecting anything wrong stepped out
when Robinson struck him in the back with dagger and
before he could repeated the blow short struggle
ensued when Carpenter cried for help when his father
coming his aid the together took the knife away
from the would be murderer When they went into the
house and locked the door the wounded sank to the
floor Robinson, not yet satisfied burst open the door
and succeeded in reganng possession Of the dagger but
showed and finally left the premises. He was
arrested the next day, and after an examination was
committed the Queens County Jail TO await trial Car
peuers wounds although not mortal are considered Of
"A serious character.
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INQUEsTs.

Coroner Flynn was yesterday requested TO
hold inouests I'm the following Robert Hail. ma
tive OF England age % years who died at No III Eliza
hath Also over Cornelius Keeher age IS. and ma
tive of Ireland who died in Firsaye near sixty
AZ Joanna Yignol, age 81, native OF Germany, VINO
died al No il2 Seyenth.st Martin Byrnes native Oh
Ircaud who died at No 50 Hinthave John Rogers
staheman who died at No. 449 West TwenyseVenth'st
= Also at the MOrgue, over two UNKNOWN men, wn9
were found insensbe the street from the neat ana
died soon after on Saturday Coroner Flynn held IN
Iuests i'm the following At the Morgue over new
~ horn infant left on the steamboat ChaunceY NlDoaru
on Friday last the down trip by an unknown man
and woman who had given the name OF Chrlsty andwhO
went ashore at Newburgh. The body OF the DaDe was
soon aferward found in the saterOOm occupied Dy tle
Al the New.York Hospital, over the body OF Fred
erick DornlgOn, o German who on the 2Oth ult: Iel
tbrongh hatchway ut No 45l Broadway, and had his
leg broken AT the MOrgue, over Ellen White native
Ireland who was committed TO the T0mOs on LhutsdLy
or being grossly intoxicated and died on Friday hlg
from t6e effects OF longcOnnued intemperance. AT
No 1888 Thrdst IN the case OF Andrew Felhaner, axe
3O who was on Saturday morning found hanging py
the neck from ladder leading To the roof OF ne ABOVE
tenement The deceased, who had no home OF his own
bad been drinking TO for several days. and on
hursday called to his aunt who lived III that house
He continued drinking, and Saturday morning wa:
found i'm the manner described Coroner Schlrer helC
inouests In the following cases; Al the MOrgue over
Charles Theodore age &C. who had been found In an IN
sensible condition on the 10th inst and died on Friday
night from apOplexy Of the brain AT Bellevue Hoapta
over ohn Towner native Of England, ago 20 VINO Tel
down an ombaukment IN FOurthayey near seventy
eghthst on the 18th inst, and died yesterday irou
pyem Deceased had been discharged as cured but 70
turned again TO die
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
MUSIC.

The French Theater will open its doors on the
Ihof September TO peasaner sort OF entertainment
than the reves Of last Winter and trust to long
lease OF popular favor The ParepaROsa English Opera
Company will then begin short seasOn-nfteen nights
o,tv-vith Balfe's "Purian's Daughter" opera full
~ charming melodies and pretty stage effects and one
which will give opportunity for nearly all the members
of the large troupe 20 make their bow and receive
leasapt welcome The Of the company 49, OF course
Madame Rosa herse-the only singer In America except
NNss kellogg Who in these degenerate days. can I'LL a
bouse. The young English prima DONNA Rose Hersee'
-rnI soon arrive and be ready with La SonnamDula
DIV the time we are tired Of "The Puritans Daughter
After a tour through the provincial wilderness
The Rosas win return about Christmas time, ana give
asveral interesting novelties among them "eOers
a. Oberou.D The troupe includes the charming young
s,,ralto Mrs segun, Miss Fannie Stockton MI Case
Mr. Eordblon Mr.. Campbell, Mr. Lawrence "a new Oafl'
toue,. Mr. G. +. Hall, and other favorites
The great high tenor Wachtel, has changed
MA mind about coming 70 America and concluded 70 stay
al home II may possibly be consolation 70 some people
however to learn that Madame Anna Bshop Is comins
sThs French Opera Company which has taken the Acao
my OF Music remains impenetrabe mystery tne ohy
scertaned facts about being that some sanguhe man
aQer has paid an nstanen Of the rent ana that Roger
and Madame Sass being importuned 70 JOIN the company
have both refused. It said 20 be certain no" tha'
Nilsson is not coming though 1t is also certain thI enc
was engaged, and that TiegeDs Is not coming eIIneI
while W many people arc not COMING II . TAG
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BASE BALL.
TOUR OF THE CHAMPION ECKFoRDS.

TOUR OF THE CHAMPION ECKFORDS.
The Eckfords arrived home yesterday from
their extended Western tour They away two weeks
and visited the cities Of Oswego, Rochester Syracuse
Buffalo Cleveland, Mansfield, Cincinnati, Detroit and
Troy playing the principal Clubs OF each They played
II games winning all but one, which was with the famous
Red Stockings OF Cincinnati In that game the EckOrds
went on the field short handed Jewe-the catcher being
confined TO his bed by sickness yet Up to the sixth inning
rho game was but then the Red Stockings took de
ded lead and by Of As 10 49, The success Oi
the nine most gratifying The one defeat was not
wholly unantcipated. The last game OF the tour was
played on Saturday with the HaymakeTs at Troy and
contrary to tho expectation OF the friends OIL the rans
they were defeated This was the crcdable victory
Annended IL the full score Of that game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
EXHIBITION AT IoNEs,s WOOD.

On Saturday a testimonial benefit was given
to Edwin J. James, formerly Of The clipper JoBesa
Wood in which veOcpede racing, boat racing, boxing
matches, pedestrianism, swimming and dancing wers
comprised in the programme. The byccle race com
menced the festivities and participated IN by Messr
Crook Messenger, Brady, Harding and several other
well known yelooipedsts, followed by eyolutons on the
machine by Mile. Adde Grinnel and LOtte MOreiey.
Harry Gurr the fish, Thomas Lesson and j. James
executed several wonderful feaJs In the water prom
nent feature OF the day single seul race between
John Biglin VIM II. Hayes, Michael Glenny and James
Sheehan, In which Hayes came in first The boxing
matches followed this and afterward the rain put
an end to the dance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
THE nrMRoLDT CELEBRATION MUSIC.

The North Eastern SangerDund ana zen
era sangerbuud have resolved to participate IN the
Humboldt celebration on Sept H. They will sing, with
orchestra accompaniment, under the direction OF MI
Charles Anschuetz the chorus This is the Lords Day
By Conradin Kreuzer. The NORTHEASTERN sangerpupu
will sing the chorus "Jubilant rises Creation OF
Herman Mohr and the General sangerbund the chorus
"On Romans on" from tho opera RlenZ, Oy hGnat t
Wagner. The General Sangerbund, Mr., BernaTu htut,
President and Mr. Frederick Kruger, Musca Dlre''1 5
comprises Is singing societies, numbering ABOUT o
spRers and the North Eastern Sangerbund MT lneO
dOre Hedenfed President. and Mr. Charles Anscnuet.
Musical Director comprises 20 singing societies
ing about 800 singers.
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LATE RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Louis Hernbeck and S. Paulding, IN company
with John Taylor and his wife, left PoushNeePSe Oh
sa,urdav night AZ o'clock on the milk train, and on
coaching Milton Ferry Station four miles south ofPough'
aanse they got ont and started walk along the raul
road track which in that place was quite LOT
Least the eighth of mile Pauding and HorhOeek were
at four rods I'm advance OF the others Inc night eA
press train, with powerful headlight Sppr Esther
o ohoa. a. or ar least, they did not get
out Of the way but were peSss Sp co Ss o
% tho iron naffoTl I'm front OF the locomotive ray
Gr and hs wife observed the arrroaElS s f6 ust M
4eer, seem. What lad happened. sGvpped Ma tgan ana
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. Majority for Gilbert Walker over II. H. Wells lS33t
ItGovernor-Jobn F Harris g % s6s
Auy.GeueJanes Taylor. S46 TRBOwden lOl l2S-l55l7
THE MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
WORCESTER, Aug. 21.-TO-mOrrOw the Demo
Gratis Of this their annual farce Of nom
mating candidate for Governor and It is generally
understood that the Hon. John Quincy Adams, son OF
Charles Francis Adams, exMinister to England will be
the man. The sachems Of the party have been in fire.
quent concaye during the past few weeks celebrating
General Court for that is their only hope. All questions
national interest state poy are ignored IN order
lcans they may on the prohibOry liquor law issue no
class IN the Commonwealth just now arrOgates 10 Vseu
more morality regard for the right than those Demo
a ~ or rrse3f statnte reatiVe 10 Ii0Tor sales
That Mr. Clahin will be reelected cOnversant with
The stTHSSe with the Democrats win be Il. caucus 20
secure license law rum" men, as candidates Tor
the Legislature and then TO elect them " Ay, IheTes
5de En6l 10 elect them is absolute mpOssiblity.
elect Democratic representatives upon TINS issue Du he
country towns will counter ana oyerOalance the com,
hned force Of the cities, and IS safe TO predict good
Republican majority in both Senate and House next
oxous 10 the people Of the State is not true The people
its merits fairly tried, and are not yet ready
" repeal IT,
The Pennsylvania State Equal Rights League
held a session at Hudekoper Hall, Meadeyile, on the
nth INST.
The HorRelsriHe (Steuben Coz Tribune advo-
safes the nomination Of Martin Adsit the Republican
candidate for Senator Of the XXVIIth District.
Mr. VIM. B. Champlain, Attorney General
mas geH IL as his opinion that in Of the adoption Of
the new Constitution Of State the terms Of the Sem
ators and Members TO be elected this Fall Will expire on
the 3lst Of December, 1870.
Mr.. Richard Smith of The Cincinnati Gazette
and Mr. William Henry Smith Of The Chronicle OF that
city, are making stump-speeches for Gen Hayes, and
good ones Of course.
A Republican gathering at fernando, DE
Soto Co. Mississippi the 10th inst. ably addressed
by the Hon j. L. Alcorn, who advocated Impartial SUI
frago Universal Amnesty, and the principles OF the Re
publican party generally.
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PERSONAL.

Ida Lewis has been visiting at Pawtucket
where she had great reception and was loaded with
presents.
4 John C.. Breckenridge recently made his tTst
appearance at the bar since the The theater Of
this interesting event was Lexington KY, and the case
as Louisville paper assures us, was an "obstruse" one
A Mrs. st. Clair has been lecturing in San
Francisco IN defense Of the Mormons and poygamy. At
thu close Of her discourse she presented the audience
with some cheap trnKets, and promised not to lecture
any more.
The great question whether Barbara Frietchie
was myth real woman is to be finally set az rest oy
tho presentation 70 Mr. Whittier Of made from
beam Of the house she lived In The citizens of Frederick
dubbed together to make this gift 1t is entirely unor'
nsmented, except by its native worth
Commodore Vanderbilt was married on Sat
urday morning at London Canada, TO Miss Frank Craw'
ford daughter OF Robert L. Crawford Of Mobile Ala.
Angnstus scbell Of New-York and superintendent Til
linghast Of the NewYork Central Railroad, were the
only persons present the ceremony The party arrived
at Syracuse on Saturday afternoon, and yesterday
arrived at Saratoga a special train.
Mark Twain issues salutatory address upon
assuming the associate edtorshp Of The Buffalo Express
He says ct am simply going TO do my PLAIN, unpre.
tending duty when cannot get out Of it. shall work
diligently and honestly and faithfully at all times and
upop all occasions when prvatiOn and want shall com
mel me TO do IL. 1 shall not make use Of slang or
vulgary upon any occasion under any circumstances
and shall never profanity except in discussing house
rent aud taxes Indeed upon second thought VIII not
even use IL then for 1t is unchrstian, inelegant and
observation-disclosures to speak truly do not see how
house rent going TO be discussed worth
cent without it,"
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pics Nationals, and Unions OF Washington; the Pas
times and Maryands OF BaltimOre and the KeystOnes
and 0lympics OF Philadelphia In all probability
the EckfoTds will play their first game this
season with the Atlantic's next week. Treacy.
the splendid lefthelder OF the EckfOrds spraned his
games until his recovery, which is expected IN few
days. Should satisfactory arrangements be made the
Champions contemplate taking part In the baseball tour
nament at London, Canada, which commences to-day
the for the silver ball will be played Friday and
the EcOrds have challenged picked nine for the prize
This afternoon the Champions will play social game
with picked nine OF the EOkford Social Club on the
casion Of their annual picnic at Ridgewood Park Brook
Ign, Il. ID.
ATLANTIC VS.. KEYSTONE or PHILADELPHIA.
The Philadelphians played their second and
last game in this neghDorho0d on the Capoline grounds
Brooklyn Saturday in preseuce Of about 1000 specta
tors The Atantcs had out their full nine and so had
the Keysones Game called at 1885, with the Allan
tics at the bat who opened with the pretes display Of
batting they have made season. scoring eight
keystOnes failed to score. aud only made base. In
the second inning the Atlancs doubled their previous
score and agan made eight st bases clean hits and
the Keystones received another whtewash making but
one base Thoy treated the Atlantcs to round In the
thrd. and through a bad throw by Smith scored two
runs The Atlantcs by superb batting scored 10 runs
Tor their fourth innngi than IT first bases and IS
Total bases made clean hits In this inning alone.
-Four home made-Chapman making two and
Ferguson aud Mcdonald each. The KeystOnes were
unable TO add to their I'm the last Two innings the
Auantics getting two their fifth and last the rain
necessitated "call of the game-the score standing
"a TO against the Philadelphians. Appended Is the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23

PHLADELPHrA Aug 2Cottoa 6rm; Nidlug Upnds 25c Md.
ding Orleans PeoeumCrude 2202c Refined 3ic Cofes
6rm Rio l467c god Laguayra l70l7tc Flour doll Sgp6Be.
IS IS IS; Spring Extras &c 756 81 IS, OAiS
STA Fsnces SO 5O9s SO Wheat declining sales 900 bush
New Red at 81 5s9s 63 Rye 81 lGs IS Corn quiet 81 10
% S 90 Data dull 5Td53c for New whisky, g. 01S %
BALTIMORE Aug 2lCOtton very brmi hdug Upland 35c Foui
dali and the inadequate supply for milling aBs
the consequent light supply Of stock has tendency prices
HoTadst Superdn 90 5OGS7 do Extra 81 259ss p; do
Family City Mills Super6ne 90 81 l5 DO brtra.
81 u.s. DO Family 90 1880 IS Western SupersDe So 81
Bxlr4 asa 81 IS; Family 58aS8 50 Whraf
dull and irregular; Prime to Choice Red 81 50a 81 Good 81
asl 45 Corn frni Prime White ~ ~ % yellow 81 IL Ose
dull 81 loo 81 IT, Mess Pork trm pa
Bacon quiet. Rib Sides ste 9 6l9fc Shoulder l6ic
6m at 20dl WHISKY quiet and tTm sAlea
a. 81 ~ but held at 81 81
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Total..........l5 2 4 Z
Total.........I5 "a a So
me TOUR on THR HAYMARERs.

The Unions of Lansingburg, better known as
the Haymakers" left Troy Saturday evening on their
Western and Southern tour. Their first stopping place
will be Cleveland Ohio, where to-day they play the For
est City Club Tomorrow they play the Independents
OF Mansfield, and after resting over one day will, on
Thursday endeavOr 10 do battle successfully against the
thus far nyincble Red Stockings OF Cincinnati who de-
feaed them by Of 81 TO 81 on their famous tour,
tho lawmakers making the largest made against
them this On Friday they play The Buckeyes OF
Cincinnati. On Saturday they start for Wheeling, West
Va, where on Monday, they play the Bacs. On Tues
day they 20 10 Washington, and on Wednesday ana
Thursday will play the Nationals and Unions OF
that place On the succeeding days, Friday ana Satr'
day. they play the Pastmes and Mary lands OF Baltimore
On Monday, September c. they engage the celebrated
Athletics OF Philadelphia. aud the following Tuesday
the Keystones Of that city. On Wednesday, the sh they
arrive In this city. and will probable play the Atantcs
and Eckfords during the week and perhaps the stars
They have defeated the Mutuas IN series OF games tins
by OF % to a. 80 TO 90 and therefore will
not play them again. They have been defeated twice
this year by the EckOrd but the first game was before
the Eckfords champions, so they VIII play another
70 complete championship series They have played
four games with the Atantcs tins season losing twoand
winning one the other being tie; but two OF these were
social games OF the regular series each have won one
Appended is tho list OF tho games played by the Hay
kera aeag
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% ~ Sowh 70 the station. where the were
ouua WIN tuclF akals crushed and their brains
tered on the front OF the lOeomoVe An In1uest . a
lmmedlately held over the bodice. and verdict rem
deIed IN accordance with the above facts
body was given IN charge Of his friends from Milton ana
Pauldngs body was taken 10 Poagnkeepsie Roth mes
leave families.
William Kelly, resident Of Hudson CITY while making
an effort Saturday evening last a. zot mon The front
platform Of Hudson City at the corner OF South
Eighth and Grove sts Jersey City fen under the gcel,
OF the car and badly injured that he died yeasr
day morning The driver Of the ear was arrested ana
admitted to bail In $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
THE BOULEVARD GROVE MEETINGS.

The Methodist grove meetings in Boulevard
Park near Broadway. Brooklyn, Saturday and yeSer
day, were well attended. on yesterday especially lne
atmosphere having been much improved by the recep'
rain the services attracted large and attentive audiences
Sermons were preached during the two days by tHe re
NJ q CLARK me Rev s. A. Baker, D. D.. and the rev.
4 Keudrck The OrignatOrs OF the meeting are CUM
dent tat great good viii Tesu ItVH tic -.ILs'.--'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23

Among the strangers in the city yesterday
were the Hon Horace Capron Commissioner Of Agricul'
ture; the Hon. j. G. Churchill, oswego; Gen. Whitney
~ Roston Col G. W. Gle, U. A., and Lieut.. COmman-
der Wright U. g Navy, the Aston House. The Hon.
g. NJ Dodge Of Iowa. Gen Brinekerhoh OF Ohio, and J..
Iyermore San Francisco, and Gen. JnO s. Cayender ST.
Louis at the Metropolitan Hotel Gen j. hyer. u 3;
fennsyigania Col Fitting, u g. A. and Dr. j. r. Gleason
&ashnRtou at the New-York Hotel Dr. j. Won Bretten
of Porto Rico at the Westminster Hotel The Hon. G. g.
Munger of Rochester, and Joseph Glenn esq., OF Cncn-
mari al the Fifth.aye Hotel Mrs. ODOnOvan Rosa at
enc 81 James Hotel Gen. j. A Potter, u $. A. at the
Hotel.
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ANOTHER YELLOW FEVER SHIP AT SEA.

The bark Ellen Stevens, Capt. Lewis. which
arrived at this port from Cenueeos yesterday reports
that on Aug 10, latitude BIS long s4Oi. spoke
British bark Eva Hilton, Paj. with ensign strapped in
mizen.riggng, union down. Went on board and found
that Capt Hilton first officer and three OF the crew were
down with yellow fever The Captain reported that no
had buried one man Aug. T. The Captain intended
making for Havana or MatanZas advised him 20
Key West Of which place furnished him chart. and
also supplied him with medicines. The Eva Hilton
from Trinidad bound TO New York. which place he left
.IuV
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most natural thing in the world that we should Try
to keep those who here from going away ana we are
consequently not surprised to learn that certain stock
holders Of the Academy trying to obtain release OF
Miss Kellogg from her contract with Maurice strakosch
and 20 organize with her an Italian Opera Company
under the management OF Maretzek We hope they may
succeed If they do not we fear the Academy TINS VIM
ter will be desertedlas haunted house, WHICH, con
siderng the awful deeds that have been done tAeie
we might he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-23
SEIZURE OF SILKS. LAcEs. &c.

The Customs officers are on the alert for
suggers Seizures of more less value made every
day. Inspectors Chalker and Beckwith took seVerai
hundred dollars worth OF iewery aces,and other cosby
articles from the persons aud baggage OF the
nv the HammOnia on Wednesday, Night lhsPSctoL
Mees made seizure OF several packages OF OIL on
az the Albert House, sprngst, on Thursday ~
were brought ashore from the steamship NeprasA"' W
so,ne of the ships men.
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,uAIrDACIoUs sMUGGLER.

On Tuesday last wel,known character 90, Q.
ward. who passes by the name Of Vale" was
.no fo' attempting to smuggle quantity OF o.
49,, the steamer Columbia, at Pier Noi Nor'h
si g. row boat, and being closely pursued "
officer he f fS'f Sos a ans UTn ana
good his the Customs officer aud were conseAgu
Failing his qaTip & Fas 10
cry Where no discovered by Deputy , uo' i5a
mnp Dr. ueCHtgsY W WeA4sity eYelAYS IVA way
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p,o0ll,nC,ty Railroad c.
work AND BOSTON RAILROAD.

Tho surveys for the railroad which is to con-
cItv with the Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad
at Putnam County, has been surveyed suoo
osoI tSe right OF way for about twohirdS OF the as
hsen secured and II the intention OF the ID.
lance hs h,id about 30 miles OF the road the ensuing
rectors 10 p nun through the lands OF Daniel Drew ia
Fall ~ County nm for about mile meeting was nela
IN the Gafs fS sSn fSss
pieces OF was voted 70 bond tue town for SOOO 10 GU
noou s,aan ant Of the railroad
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Toi.l.n......27 20 Is q

TOtAL........,ZI 7
ne NJ McDonad Niagara Buffalo DE- Watson and
W. Scbo6ed Of game. hours and ~ minutes Len 90 bases
Marin Ilo Jsyett 5-tots a. ~ King Fisher l-tota2 ty
catches Patterson Nelson IIodes Jersn Wood Pi1iham
total N: Powers Flynn s. King Besrman Total
POM hound catches Nelson Jewe Oa "! Craven j. BeAn !
ioa Base pa-Put out BY Allison Wood total Assisted
Holes Jewe l-ttaA Put out by NJ King 10, BeaTman total
~ Assisted by Bean Powers Bslrmsn o. Fisher zT"t1l ~
Double Odes Allison total BeArman aud NJ Ming
total outs on foul balls. Eekfords !, Haymsksn H. go
Below is list OF the games played on the tour win
the average of the champions and opponents ana also
table giving averages OF outs and runs hrs ana total
bases left after clean hits and fly catches OF the Eckord
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hospital ship Illinois trying TO get OF with another lot Of
cigars DIR. Mccartney dispatched his assistant, DIR.
Hicks in pursuit OF the smuggier who perceving that
he likely 10 be Overhauled, threw his oOntraband
cargo overheard and while his pursuer stopped pic
their escape. About 1900 cigars were recovered. DIR.
Mccartney proposes TO make smuggling very risky at
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A Shop CAPSIZFD-

The sloOp-yacht Freddie, commanded and
owned by Capt. Rose OF Jersey City. capszed on
Saturday evening In the lower bay by violent squall
The crew. consisting OF three persons rescued by
the steamer Magenta and brought TO this city.