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THIS Is TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo. b.
Wilson & 20. can sell Shoes, Boots, &c, as cheap
as any person who advertises In the Star. 7,A
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HAS RInovIp

g .hs stcrs formerly occupied By johnson ooIlsy,
.bs re he vtil .. u % 70 -. Sis OLD eussc@srs,
and vhsrs he VIII W se 20 show them sn Sssort,
In this city. An "a ~
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for0ed this warm weather by wearing one of
those elegant suits selling AZ such astonishing
~ lew prices at the celebr ated Oak Hall cloth.
ing store, 460 Seventh street, opposite the Post
Once, where, in addition TO eentiemen's "Ban.
mock Burn" Cheviot, Arrah ma Pogue, drab
dete alpaca and linen suits, children's Carl.
calde suits In great variety are also to be had at
ne most reasonable prices. 26,6
CURTAIN DAMAsK and Shade Linens
ADAMsoN's, SOC 9th street,
SILL next to Pennsylvania avenue.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS MANTLE R.: DRAPER WILL BE
M1 spen her Private Glasses on the 20rH er
and H. The Instruction in English. French,
Latin and Music win be practical and thorough
sceO%p:nS the daily sasrsi.s: ns. SI.ss; ri
fers to President Grant, whose children she in.
wv Tudor hs2 ss S.S:. ro. So5 6b., D. Rsv
H.a'o o c. br'ssdier General Z d. Tognssnd,
Mis-. H. P. FINK TEsSSs RS1n, Principal.
sss HS oo % ii.h :sTes Ss ss
Tuition IL the ordinssrS English ssf br.uehe. and
SST5s"iTrG; S5s Nth CSnPosition and Object lessons,
Tronch qon Isnnt N tne nisher BnRlish branches and
Circulars st the principal bookstores. .u-eon.
THE ,WlsT lHD CLAssI9AL, MATaENAT.
This Hsttaton. rscsntIt under q. essr.s O,
kkey, Chs5lss Eo.rse: Win Be- reoIened By Prof.
Slssd. as.as sn Hes:ss s.9ss,
north. between 18th and 18th Gfreots west
q :ss: !. .s
innEsnSs 10 found % es injurioas 20 the school
!S!: &; e g: e: "a
TEE GNIOH lyAN9lLfCAL INSTITUTE,
.sd h ana sh 81 !ss nee.
Nh Mmrm ge .TeoRened icr the .ecePtion Of pupils on
4: ss,is s:S;'a's s sosf''ofs' o. * :s:;:s %.:s
SELnCT SCHOOL !OR YOUNG LADIES, On
east. .oSsi.gb Sss a sna DgddRiRssSp PIess ist 4;
SnI and MISS DORSEY; having secured sn &C.
ssSso M the Of
CHEatRAY1. iiNsITTSIL; ,sa7 and 1899
Boarding ssd E.y sesooi s .S.ss TeUsen ao1 o1
MONDAY, Sept 10Th. French is the language OF
tne family, and 10 constantly spoken in the In
jys-eo6m MADAME d 'HERvILLY. Print.
nRs. seBUMAN 4 DURAND.
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EDUCATIONAL.


SCHOOL FOB YOUNG LADIES,
10 ocssecf'cn sr'fa the Cisrca ef ~ Eriphass
AppJ % the nisses n Lec<. 360 nth street b..
tween and II, or TO the Rector, the Rev. 3 "
Lourte. se s-eolu.
ID OOK HILL COLLEGE,
Ii ELLIOOTr CITY. Nd.
psties will be resumed in this Institutioa on
MONDAY, September 6th.
TERNs.
Board, Washing and fnitiOu. oso. Eutrsno.
fse, $40. Music and Drs,tsS eiits
TeLuMBIAN cOLL1G1. WAsHINGT0N- ..
SO.-fhs session Of the Preparatory Deeartment
olen. s.I,eT%es. Y stA Of The ooiless; . sep,snber
the rheologtcal DepArtnent. October sth; aad ef
the Law Department. october 18TH. ruition. $50
orphans of the War. Grstuitous 90 INDECENT stn-
dents for the Christian Ministry. For Catalogues
or further information address
se<-eo3w G. W. eAMsOH, ID. D. President Z
HOWARD UNIVERSITY.
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RuBBkR SHHRTINe and Nursery Cloth, Air
Pillows, &c.
sill: ApAMsoNs, SOC 9tn street
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Tbs. e0HUMAN DURAND,
193 W Pratt street, Baltimore, Nd,
Nay be consulted on oil Female Oomp Iafuts ANA
Private Diseases. Ladies' and gentiemen who vtsh
10 consult physician Of skill and experience
viii do we'll &c cau. Nervous Debili.y Nc snc.
cesefuliy treated. Business strictly oophdentiaI
All letters must contain Q stamp ao-Im
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TEE NORMAL rHRlI.s4 asG IE.ssHfAnArOEr De.

III II
TEE NORMAL AND IaIPARArosr DE-
PARrNEET
Opens wKDSBsDAI. sspsember rs. Superior
been employed; new ana commod lose rooms have
been lifted sp, eomIlete apparatus fos philo.ophi-
%suss fs1s BEEN nsd. @ % FOR besrsins ycuss isais.
Term bills should be settled on the isth or 18th.
oil the Principal, between . Q m. and .. m.
Law DEPARTMENT open. eepsember rs.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT opens ootober q.
sei 6teod JOHN a COLE. Secretary.
(EoRSEIowN FEn ALE SEMINARY.
This Ins,tuisn al; SeSHI5ss,Ssn g .ns & D. g
Ladies viii be fsopened sEfrESssR I sfspSl Ts@S Tor
a. tor % s,rep,srs .psly to Bsllsntynss Book store,
MRS n x BIsR,
ses2w- MISS 9. A LiPsCoMB.
HOWARD INSTITUTE, MD.
Location tesutifnI aud proverbiany healthy.
phy.ea GeSeiosmsnt arr % Pus,I. ,s.s ssa
ouehly trained tor business, tor COLLEGE. for West
ssIsr. seHs s a Prof. fsn:e e SIS cir.
store. p. o., Howard county, Nd. se3 I'm.
MES: Z. l. JkNsHNs SEMINARY FOR
s. s .ss "a 4 .s.. he.
taught; also Fresf ana Latin II desired se ISL
THE MlesDe BURGHSs' ENGLIs6 AND
VIII be reopened on MONDAY, septenber 18Th
For terms &c. apply Is above. sef 2ss
4 eUHG LADIES RoARDING AND DAY
SEMINARY.
No is 1a,,a .,,ss,: o., H,s.. Gss,.sS,,s. q. C..
The duties of this Seminary will be resumed
MOB DAY, September 6. 1859. se 2-aw
MADlMoIsnLLB PBUp'HOMNE snd MISS
" SHAN will open 9 French and Ensiish
sspssmSsr isih All .: ssi sfaSs STREET, ss
GoszAGA COLLEGE.
O. SoSzAeA Is ..,,,s,s oostnsE Z! ..s 3,
MoEDsY. sEPrsMBHR 8. 1859.
al sSa JAS. SIAsks. 9. j.. President.
(HoRGErowN COLLEGE, ID. c.
=, s.udies win be resumed in this Institstiou on
~ 81. ssS EVE B A. Is asAeurRE, s J., pr..r.
A SELECT SCHOOL, WILL BE 6P6NED Ar
per 9Th rniios viii be furnished to the pu eiis Of
both .sSes IN all Of she branches Of thorough
Modern and Ancient Lassuases Also. ave S Souss ING
~. swr has: The q sysd o
and are Furnished 10 drawing room style. i Tofi
MRS. DEWITT g. MoRsIs. Principal.
.e. AT Hoo tls street.
ct. NATTHEWy INSTITUTE,
- x street: between 18th and 18th.
stuoies VIII be resumed in this Institution ON
No rIssr FIR. MON. MONDAY AZ OF or sLPrLMsER.
PhonosTaSh%1 % and Drsrins re-, hns modern L.'suase''
aug BRO. TOBIAS, Director.
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siLtE6T s6hook .oss BOYS kIs ssp GIRLS.

THE BOYS RNGLIeH AND CI.1ssIC.I.
wm ,.., ga AaGH SCHOOL
Ncrfh Session Room Of AZ street Presbyteria1
9nursn IN The Principal may be addressed throush
tne foet once; or, after the 3pI b Instant he m
oe seen az the School Boom from 20 s m
circulars te be had at the Bookstores
au A-2W j. ~. HINT
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ACCIpRNr.-About9 O'Clock last night pr.
vate Sweeney, Of the 5th cavalry, met with an
accident nom which one Of his legs was broken
at the knee. 1t ID stated that he was under the
influence OF liquor at that time, and being un-
able to msnage his horse It ran away with him,
dashing him against one Of the pillars of the
gateway on E and ith streets, and inflicted the
injury above described. The wounded man
was subsequently taken TO the headq uartsrs OF
his regiment.
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i 0UHG LADIES RoARDING AND DAY

NO Is 1h'Td S'vsst, RsaT H'Fh, treovgsfOvrR, D. O.,
mrs. GkN L WHEELkn, PRINCIPAL
The duties Of this Seminary will be resumed
MO6DAf, September 8. 1853. se 2-2w
PRUD'HOMME and MISS
" SHAW Will open Q French and English
September 18th. Apply at 3sl O street. se ist.
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certain money to James Mc0ran: referred
BY MT Fardon-Resolution calling for esu.
mate for grading I'D street, from q street TO
the canal; adopted. Bill TO grade the same;
bill for footways on both sides Of 23d street,
from . to g streets north; referred.
By Mr.. Hall-Bill to revive act for footways
on east side OF 18th street west, from Rhode
Island avenue to Boundary street; passed.
BY Mr.. Dietrick-Biils TO take mp and relay
between L and d streets north; for footways
and cutters ON the north side Of u street north,
between 9Th and 10th streets west; to gravel llth
street west, from street north to Boundary
street north; TO take up and relay the gutter ON
the east side OF sth street west, between G and
n streets north: referred. For footways on the
south side Of X street, from 7th to boundary
By Mr.. Beail-Bills for footways ON the
west side OF 9Th street west, between X street
nortn ana Massachuse sets avenue, and on the
,IS snS o. 30 ,srs sst wsss New York
BY MI. .Jonnson-Billmaktug appropriations
to pay assistants to Superintendent and In.
o. oS .ns;sct &C &C Deferred to Select
By Mr.. Hatton-Bill to take mn ana relav
curos and cutters on west side Of ath street
from Massachusetts avenue to I street; referred'
Resolution authorizing the party prssentinc
charges against the Mayor to appear before ths
Committee Of Investigation BY council. And
also suthorizing the Mayor TO attend BY coun-
sci; lald on the table. Resolution reouestin1
the Mayor to inform the Board Why the con-
tract for building the new engine house IN the
seventh Ward was awarded to q contractor
without advertising for bids, adopted, but sub.
seQuently recons sidered and laid on the table.
BY Mr. Mcknieht-Account Of d. Y. Hick.
ling, for deodorizers furnished the Board of
Health; referred. Resolution setting forth that
the people Of Capitol Hill are com planning of
having 70 pay taxes for water and gas without
receiving any benefits therefore. and req nest
ing the May or TO inform the Board what pro.
vision has been made for Its dIstriou tion. to.
gether with q list Of the streets for which acts
have been passed for the laying OF gas and
water mains; adopted. Bill 70 gravel lst street
west, between Pennsylvania avenue ana In.
diana avenue; passed. Bills to grade apd
gravel q street south, between Sd and Ith
streets east; TO carse . sea-wall 10 be built on
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REAL ESTATE SALHe.-9reen, Wise & Da
videon, real estate brokers, corner OF 7th stree
and Louisiana avenue, sold last week tn
farm Of Spencer Shoemaker, containing l6
acres, situated in Fairfax county, Va, nea
Skinner Of New York State, for $500. Also
the farm Of Aa0 acres, known as the aSmithsoI
Farm," situated in Fairfax county, near tn
Frying Pan Meeting House, TO A. B. Stowell
of Vermont for 28.2l --r
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Nouncu JOINT resolution authorizing
tne Mayor 10 compile and publish $50 copies
or all the laws enacted oy the Sixty.sixth
Council, In pamphlet form, was debated at
kngtn, and rejected on the second reading
MI. Stewart introduced the following
w oereas the late market master for the Cen
ire Market, MI. Joseph Gerhardt, has failed
70 maze his full returns TO the City Register
a. tne law requires, and as there seems TO be
some oscr crepancy in the accounts Of the said
~. Joseph Gerhardt, thereby csusing some
dtssatisfaction in the minds Of several Of the
omcers OF this experimentation resolved,
mat the Mayor be, and he 10 hereby most re.
specially req uested TO furnish this board, At
csipn and expenditures Of the said Centre
Market-house for the fiscal year ending June
ID, 1859; and that ne be further requested TO
furnish this board with any further informa.
tion which he may have on this subject; also,
Mr. Joseph Gerhardt for all books and papers
m his possession belonging to this Corpora.
uoni passed Also, presented petition of Ma.
tnaniel Wilson and Wm- l. Bagnam for the
CONSTRUCTION Of q sewer in Connecticut ay.
enne, rom n street north TO Slash run.
M: Oavis introduced resolution requesting
tne SIveyor, In answering resolutions that
Pass P, 'n,s BOARD. calling ON him for an estl-
streets, IN all cases to giye tne rshsr NJ cnhc
yGus VI - lung or square yards Of grayeling,
or both, as the case may be; passed aI.o h;i1s
nsae ano gravel, and curb, pave and gut
20 boundary, and grade and rravsI ie,n 49,,
west, from north NJ TO Boundarv .,rsa, =
ferred TO Improvements COMMITTEE 49,
olnnon asking the Surveyor for An ssSi,a.,.
Connecticut avenue, from L street .o,.s ns
Boundary; passed. Sa W
Mr. Chase Introduced resolution reona..,
the Surveyor 20 furnish this Board az its M.
meeting estimates OF the cost Of grading Ana
graTf!lirg lie following named streets, which
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nv leg fractured IN several places below the knee,
.nu Was osnefwisc badly hurt lad who was with
tnsm nad ms collar bone broken besdes sustaining
otnor seveie bruises. He was taken up insensible
n n WIN inc men was conveyed TO the Home for
ASSAULT WITH AHANMER.-Georpe Heanev. a ma
cnnst lately In the employ Of Otis Brothers at Yon
kers' was arratgned before Justice Don.
onoe 10 ,. that village yesterday, charged with
nav,ns s s.lncx y: e L0ckWo0d & Dangerous Now
oa ;Ine so temple with a hamDisr ca::S;s
~, y l4-....... aocxwood, 1t appears, was
.nan over the accused, and, on telling the latter
IN return the assault named. Heaney at once ned
nom the village, but was followed by ofncer Dun
court, and arrested at Mount St. Vincent as he was
about to take train for the city When arraigned,
however, the complainant, Out Of consideration for
the family Of Heaney refused to press the charge,
and the case was dismissed.
CONPOUNDING A FELONY.--Yesterday In Justice
nauptmans court at Morrlsania the case OF John
Malone, ST., ana his daughter, Margaret Fraile,
charged with having brutally assaulted william
Leach alias Doian, on the nth inst, was called ~
but az information was glveI t6 the Just.ce that
Leach and ms family lad left for Chicago many
hours previous the prosecution was dscon-
tlnued. Tns lnnuman attack, particulars OF
which appeared IN the HERALD at the time,
called loudly iof retributive justice, but
Is shipped West Win his distorted features and V st
gaping wounds. 1t may be added that Leach's de-
parture is regarded with feeling OF relief bv many
OF the taxpayers, who feared that he would become
q burden to the town.
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WATERING PLACE NOTES.

Tro White Mountains are largely visited.
George Peabody Is at White sulphur springs
Fifty dollar parasos, with watches ~ The handles,
are the latest agony at the watering places.
Pord's gas wei, on Malta avenue, Ballston Spa
has reappeared
From two to six is the time allowed during which
guests can choose their dinner hours at Saratoga.
A lady Ia considered vulgar at Saratoga who does
not appear during the day in four different costumes
handsome blonde at Saratoga wore twenty-oDe
new dresses last week, and she has Just begun.
The worst ep0ngeTs al the seaside are the hotel
waters, who obtain no fixed compensation, but are
expected 10 81 bsist on the sides OF their faces.
Tne beaux at Saratoga for morning drives and
walks to the springs wear black velvet sack coats
with Russion duck pants and vests and white cloth
bats.
The mystery OF the morning hats worn at water
1ng place breakfasts is said to be the conceameht OF
s'crimps' not yet ready 10 be seen Of men.
Entire suits OF line white French flannel are much
in vogue s'1onR young gentlemen al the seaside
They call the Cubans tropical sparrOws" at Sara
tOga. One OF them has just "broKeD the bank.n
vulgar and sh0ddy lady Is detected Immediately
IT the watering places by appearing at breakfast
= Elk dreRs and diamonds.
Pretty girls are abundant on Mount Mansfield and
aYtst0cratic airs, corsets and Grecan benders are
lett behind In the city. Isn't that refreshinpP
The regular annual "heifess, who wears diamonds
worth $780, 000,r has already appeared at Saratoga
She ID o Cuban heiress this year. Spanish bellies by
the way, are making themselves very attractive al
the Springs.
Gettysburg Hotel has park OF 100 acres and
being situated on the battlefield OF the moss dc.
Cislve action OF the war; draws many visitors
The spanish bellies have created quite II feeling of
resentment against themselves In the bosOms or
DiiiOus mothers, much " The ueiiEht Of sV,1e am
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bilious gentlemen. Why Because they have
plenty OF rocks and abundance Of beauty.
attention OF the majority Of the young ladies the
seaside Their manmas and maiden auuts are en-
crossed IN gossip and scandal ,,,o,s ana ,s,...
springs, Che Iai,.r possessing IKE the former very
different Qualities. yns ~"rngs discoveries within
few years are now ksadtssJnfcy ~"cl0sed and ore
oo,n Isr we'i bridal oarty from s'p'e' A
Toying the iors. ~. Lawrence and the Saguenay
ive, ies" The party numbers twenyeight per-
Upper fishing at Nahant is nrst rate Just now, If
you only go to the right place at the right time.
Saunders Ledge aud the headlands IN that vicinity
stand pre-eminent in that respect.
me sarasosa Nornet Band arc engaged to pay az
States Spring Park They win play two evenings
per week (ruestays aud fridays, dnring the season.
Some thirty to thirty five feet OF the Horse shoe
Falls Niagara, has csyed in, giving the shoe the ap.
pearance of triangle on the side nearest Goat
Island. The attractions OF the falls are improved
Some 20 TO 100 tons OF rock have fallen in.
They have new road at Newport, which Is one OF
the finest drives IN America. II is twelve miles
keeping the water IN view, and makes complete
circuit TO the emu OF the island SO that IL Is not
order TO get back to the city, 1t has Drought num-
Der OF 6ne villa sites into the market, which are
beng purchased 10y parties who VIII put mp some
There are several thousand visitors at Atlantic
City at the present time aud the weather AMI
bathing are both delightful. The fast trains, each
making the trip IN one and three-quarter hours,
to-day, at two O'Clock aud the other at quarter
past three O'Clock i. NJ No bathing accidents have
occurred thus far this year. Great preparations are
being made for the approaching visit OF the Fre
Zouaves, of Philadelphia, and they will receive
hearty welcome and be well taken care OF after they
arrive there. Their encampment will be very
pleasantly located In the cluuip of woods near the
lighthouse. Several grand balls VIII be given them
during their stay, and number OF distinguished
military gentlemen OF various other organizations
have sgnided their intention of taking part IN the
festivities and exercises of the encampmeDL
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SUICIDE QE Ak lnSAlr GIL

For some time past Mary Knuttle, q German r,r,.
seventeen years OF age, has been employed in the
family Of John Il. voenken, living at No. "a Ninth
avenue. At intervals Mary tended her employers
sugar store at 297 West Twelfth street. During the
last few days the girl exhibited indications OF tenn
porary alteration Of mind, but her deraprement
did not assume q dangerous phase and her family
and friends entertained hopes that she would be
fully restored TO health again. On Sunday mornnq
Mary called upon the family OF her employer and after
kindly greeting then started on, saying she was
going home. She then proceeded TO the foot of
Little Twelfth street. North river and after dropppQ
into the river Tho act was witnessed by CHARLES
W. Dater, employed on board the schooner ONO.
lying at that place, who gave an alarm and efforts
were made TO rescue the drowning girl alive but
without avail In abont twenty minutes afterwards
her body was recovered ana taken To the Charles
street police station. Coroner Rollins subsequently
held an inquest on the remains ana verdict CORE
spending with the foregoing facts Was rendered by
the lurY.
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MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.
Departure Of the Ninth Regiment.

Departure Of the Ninth Regiment.
The Ninth regiment, New York State Militia. left a
red mark on the line on which Grant fought all sum.
mer. 1t did not plead the necessity OF guarding
New York when no one threatened it as an excuse
for turning Its back on the enemy in the field and
Its record is that Of o well disciplined, serviceabe
and always available and reliable regiment OF citi-
nave been 80 stif on parade nor Its dress 80 UNI.
formly gorgeous when the country called for fight
ing men to replace skedaddling har-oied autoIna.
IONS, as certain other beatered b8talons that have
secured immortality in the columns OF the press but
II rs an organization on which the citizens OF New
YORK may rely with confidence and re-
gard with pride. The ofcers and men,
oefs aetefmined some time since TO pay
friendly visit TO Stamford, Conn.,. where they nave
many friends. The preparations have been ali com.
pleted and the battalion viii leave this morning at
seven O'Clock from the foot Of East Twenty. sxth
street, on board the Sound steamer Stamford Al.
tnOugh very iitte mas been said in the press con-
cernlng the proceedings OF this gallant regiment
there can be no doubt In the minds of those &C.
aualhted WIN the organization that It's expedition
IRON first to last Will he both peasurable and IN
structive. Our serviceabie militia regments OF
which we have too few, deserve every encourage.
ment IN their efforts TO become perfect in the ART Of
war, and the enthusiastic reception thaf will he
rendered 10 the Ninth ON Its arrival in Stamford Will
0e heartily appreciated by the citizens OF New York
as well as by the members OF the command and their
friends me regiment WIN be received BY the GOV.
ernor OF the State, the municipal authorltjes Of
Stamford and citizens OF the town, and win after.
wards be entertained In bospitable manner The
order OF proceedings embraces dress psrade a
promenade concert aud a ball. The regiment viii
return Ia the Stamford On wednesday m0rning
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WEsTCHEsTCR COUNTY.

INCENDIARIsM AT WEST FARMs.-A large frame
building owned by Thomas Walker, In the village OF
West Farms, mysteriously caught Gre at about two
O'Clock last Sunday morning and in short time
was totally destroyed The structure, which had
formerly been used as soap factory occupied an
Isolated position and there 10 no donoL but that II
was mallciously fired. Loss about 5000; no insur.
ance. This IL said to nave been the nth incendlary
fre at the above named place during the present
year.
ALLEGED FgLoSI0Us AssAULT.-A section master
on the Harlem Railroad, named Micnaei McEwen,
living at Wiainsbridge, was arrested and brought
before Justice Lent, at fremont yesterday charged
with having feoniously assaulted cotored man
named George Morrison on Sunday last. IL is
stated that son OF the accused had quarrel with
Morrison, which 30 enraged McEwen that he struck
the negro down, and then kicked him with violence
In the chest anu abdomen, from the effects OF which
he lies in precaiOtls condition. The accused was
held IN the sum OF $500 70 await the result Of Nor.
rs0n's injuries.
CORONERs INQURsT.An inquest was held at a
house on Morris avenue, Melrose, by Coroner Bath
gate yesterday, touching the death Of q Swedish
immigrant named Christiana Donnerson, which
took place on the previous day. IL appears the de-
ceased mad Just arrived IRON Europe with her nus.
band and children-two OF the latter dying Of
chronic diarrhGa while ut Quarantine For want OF
proper medical attendance the woman, who was
also snfYering with the same complaint, was found
TO be dying when physician was nrst called on the
day named. verdict was rendered accordingly.
Deceased was forty -four years OF age.
SERIOUS CAsUALTY.--Two OF the teamsters en-
pl0yed on the southern Boulevard road while drlv.
ing TO their work morning or two ago commenced
racing and when near the village OF West Farms
their teams colIided resulting IN both wagons being
completely demolished and their occupants seriously
injured. One Of the men named Webb had his thigh
broken anu his leg iald open from the knee down.
The other drveF whose paMe 9ia not trapspire, had