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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-13
ANOTHER LONG ISLAND ELopEMENr.

Miss Mary -, daughter of respectable
and wealthy family of Glen Cove eOped few days ago
with her mothers coachman. The loving couple drove
in farm wagon to another town, and we're made man
and wife. The bride at once returned home and an
nounced her change of condition, which produced
scene Shortly after her arrival and while the FAMILY
we're greyng over what they considered their disgrace
the coachman appeared, probably fully prepared 70
meal and he forgiven That he did not knee 10 TO Do
attrIbuted TO his rapid election from the house Ho Is
to be an ignorant fellow possessed OF no IN
share Of good looks All endeayOrs 70 separate the
bride from her husband proved unavaing and her ram
y were forced 70 buy the man or 1t IS understood that
$40 600 has been offered HIM relnquish all claim 10 MS
bride and leave the country 1t expected that he Will
accept the offer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-13

Judging from the facts already developed,
the mail robbers the NewYork Central Railroad must
have had their plans well digesed ere they began their
work To pass depot aud put of baggage as II they
Nere the real attaches Of the car as was the case 40
Schenectady required degree Of bodness that makes t
Almost romance The German who 10 employed around
she depot at Schenectady says that he never received
nBks so fast In his life. In response the conductor
VINO ASKED AZ The door OF the baRgagecar the
nod, much baggagei" A response In a strange Voice
eane; Yes, sews Of It." The engineer Of
tpe uain states that just west OF West
Albany the bell rang aud instead OF stop.
ping, ne merely slowed" down. 10 is presumed
not conelnsively known how much was from the
and the true amount viii not be known for Soma
TINE It is known that $4,000 gold is mssing IL was
supposed that the Pacific mail tEain safe was on board
the TAln' Out SUCH "A@ nor ~ REhS I've Englshmen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-13
BROOKLYN STREET TROUBLES.

Immigration meeting of the citizens OF South
Brooklyn opposed to the cutting Of canal through
Third-ave. by the Brooklyn Improvement Company was
held last evening. Mr. j. L. spader Chairman, sad thaV
the only reason the Brooklyn Improvement Company
had for building through Thrdave, as proposed
by tho Water Board, was that they wanted 70
cut canal and build bridge. committee OF nfe was
appointed, who presented the folOwing:
Whaeas attempt been made BY parties without any hu
, n emf canal through that the said canal be earnestly
against be appointed defend the citizens Of
he Fgbh and Wards the and that The
thanks Committee be given the Water Board for their se0n IN
the matter.
p BERGEN, Sllas B. butcher, and Major Hemstreet. A
Committee appointed to canvass the ward Tor SUD
adjourned,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-13
REVENUE DECISIONS.

Assessor Cleveland has received the follow
ing letter from J. W. Douglass, Deputy Collector OF In
terna Revenue BY this new ruling, II will be seen, an
importing house Will be compelled TO 81 so for every
81 900 Of sales, instead Of u, as heretofore.
reply 70 your 2 ut that importers Of foreE goods
or sales Of their mpoatohs through The
dum brok regarded dealers or dealers IN hqSo
within The meaning internal Revenue Laws and their special
as such should upon the basis Of all sales made either p
through Others only excepting those sales made y o.
wholesale dealers commission lou WILL therefore
make require Of special tar 10 accord
snca With the terms letter, ruling Of the oe pB the
case Morgan Co. this subject 10 Which you REFER nav
ipR been rSeonLldsfed and reversed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-13
THE POLICE IN SEARCH OF PROBABLE HoMI.
eide.

The police in the neighborhood of First-ave.
and Fourteenth-st, are making efforts to secure one
Broderck, charged with causing the death OF MT
Smith, by striking him with slung shot Frederick and
Smith were friends, both in weltodo circumstances
They ouarreled and Smith was found bleeding from
wound I'm the head He was taken home but lived only
few days. 1t Is stated that the physician gave GER
tiacate that he died from brain disease which the
Health Ohicers granted burial permit. A relative
heard occurrence, and reported 20 the Board OF
Health who have authorized the remains to be eNhumed
BrOderick, the police believe, has left the city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-13
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship wsmsuta Fish, New. Bedford mdte. and pass
f S y E 5TSs s ss S ccs$bS o csy I%a S %
Ba at p Todd Mcclure. S' cass i days. lumber
Bss I Esi5S %s ' %adsr 'sI' p' S''
Brig Harvest Queen, schuItIe, Bermud4 days ballast
schT. MelitA, LALs; wiud'sT n s., Is SAys plaster
Sohr Louisa D., Wagner 81 John. n b. u days lumber
sehr Caspian, Lanabes, husquass b. 10 days spiBg
Euma, Godfrey St George n b., lumber.
sCHoOEERs-kITKR AND coAsTwnh
Bs s5Pf 1 Rq s:2IGs. (. p sRI ss;s ss
< wssf%;u, Fsi River VIM Scoss, New. Bedford
Jss K Poi SoTSpcrt 0 wsisrSaS, EiisSsthpOrt
palr Wind Bisworb lumber. b LiBdseJ, ,OBdOut
J. b. Kennedy Ellsworth Sarah Cor, south AmboJ.
Nelly White, honhpOrt Union South Amboy
Chls Hazard RHIsbethpOr- @ Hswisy lIsstIngs
= Pierce BiIsbetbpOrt Grand Island, Robdout
Tryal, New Bedford Geo II. Davis Sag iIsbOr
Ciirssa Allen, Providence Alice Thompson Greeuport
San Juan, Eew,LODdO = L. lockwood EoIwslk
Mary Gun, Machiss lumber NJ W Grf5 Newport
Montana MaebiAs, lamber Anider, Providence
VEINS, Eew.HAven. Success. EewLoBdOn-
Il. W. Benedict, Providence. Casiian RlswoItb
w@ l. Ii PS:f Soahpo Est Baasoi i lumber
HAnmouia, Calais. lumber. Whistler Taunton.
l. nsrtssa Portland Ct Annie Rassell Portland c.
.5S ais' Ct P:I RS, e. c.
= :. = tsr II Esrdgspor. l. A. Teillss Eo'wsh
J. Bachelor, Hew.IiA5sn Portland. New London.
Phafcn, Pr0vineetowp. Sarah IAyerne Bfanfond
Esw.JeTssy, New. ISns0n sunbeam. Hartford
JSds. Hopkins Eor-slt G. A. BraDdrsth Bbds.Dor
Slas RGoyon hewha'ea Bella PECK, New.IsOhdOn.
3 Brow, SSHhPOrt Tbos SessTsoSs, Es~HA,sn
observation-disclosures for Bremen PALMYRA for Ii,.rnoo, MI,
sOu for vans Saratoga for NOr sbps-Ssutlu for London
DOMESTIC PORTS.
& .o Asg ROVE sg H. A. MeSye from Prank
Liverpool brig Ellen Maria for BAumosi seu A Siorsr ior
Boston, Electric spark for Ssw-TOrE. - ''''' ~
... l. FOREIGN PORTS.
arrived here to-day ''
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A FRIENDLY NOTICE.
oUIcH or HKAKTH & Hoss, }

HEARTH HoNs
No 81 PAfkrON. )
HEARTH AND HOME Of It'll list an article beaded Fine
Words" which related TO the NswYGk ana Newaren Railroad 10
consequence oft the Superintendent b forbidden the Of HEARTH
AND HOME at the dspo,s the tains Of the road
Oar many friends who accustomed to buy HEARTH AND HOME
the trains Of this road will therefore BE obliged supply themselves
outside the boundaries Of the realm Of tie aforesaid
This weeks HEARTH AND HOMEfu Of good things for
body usuals ready say concerning In
psal Manner and for sale by all ewdeslers except the maTrtd
Hu Mar not John the Newton Depot Of the Road hubeore
mentioned PGTTEEGILL, BATES 4 Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-13
GRAND
EXCURSION TICKETS ROUND THE GLOBE

will be issued japan San Francisco and NeWYOrh connecting with
the Pacific Mall steamship ConpAuys superb ships Hong
and Pacific Railroad San Francisco.
Freight taln for CAI aud all the Ports Of the Mediterranean Egypt
India, China and Japan
Packiges Of sample goods agricultural implements firearms machinery
ard other manufactured articles, intended for sale exhibition will be
taken the lowest freight and every attention aud facility given
to agents 10 charge fsad goods
THIRD CABIN TICKETS:
Passage tickets third eabp ship, supplying good
cooled food comfortable children
PROM GENOA MARSEILLgs. AND CADIz SA5 CURRENCY
Third cabin passengers nom South Germany. Aus, Italy. will
embark G,rsA ron Germany switIsrApd and France Mar
seills,i from Portugal and Spain, at CidiL
Third cabin passengers the Southern State, Of the Union furnished
passage EsWrOk all points the at reduced
rates, and forwarded under the cOmpAnyG charge
Homtse,d and Land, all the Southern sold settler,
Europe prices and credit payments as required Steamships
,lbe will regularly and aud EoroL monthly
HIRAM WALBRlDGE, President.
Por freight passage above any further information apply
Nos 40 and a Broadway, SsuYOi. to the Manager,
JAMES G. JEWETT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-13
FArAL RAILROAD AccIpENT.

Yesterday afternoon about o'clock Charles
Kieffe aged H. while attempting to jump the Of
an oil train Of the New.York and Erie Railway in VII
low-st.. Hoboken, fell and was run over. The
wheels passed his head smashing completely and
killing him instantly. Deceased resided with his parents
in First-st, Grand. Coroner White was promptly
Informed and impanneled Jury, who after viewing the
body were dismissed until 10 m to-day, when the In
quest will be resumed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-13
DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.
A ERW BOOK OS THE PEAR

DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.
EBW BOOK OS IhB PEAR
We will pubish about August 40 an Illustrated vOE entitled
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT"
ByP T. QUINN,
practical Horueultursi for Jtan Enestsl grover Of Ptt
The subject simply AID tOIssgbJ utsItd under The
GLOWING beads;
VARIETIES
ASPECT;
PREPARATION OF THE Soils
DISTANCE APART
SELECTING TREES
DWARPs AND STANDARDS
TIME OF PLANTINGt
PLAETIEGi
DIGGING TREES PROM THB EURsIRYRow AND PACKlYGi
VARIETIES TO PJAST
PRUHIsGi
MATURING AND MULCHING:
GATHERING FRUIT;
MARKETING PEARS;
PROFITS OF PEAR CULTURE;
PROPAGATIOH-BODDIEG AND GRATING.
PRACTICAL SUGGBSTION6
ORCHARD RECORD.
This WOTh will be found complete practical manual for the Pear
grower, whether for pleasure or profit
One volume handsomely bound in cloth Price s Sent free BY
mail on receipt Of pres. THE TRIBUNE, Heu-Yofk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-13
INQUEsTs.

Coroner Flynn was yesterday requested to
hold an inquest Bellevue Hospital, Owen McDer
mott aged 80 years, who, few days ago, had his leg
fractured by being caught in the draw Of tho Harlem
Bridge, and died on Wednesday night IN consequence
Schirmer also requested TO hold an inquest
at the Police Station George
Bernheiser age9 who was killed Wednesday night,
By car No. 80 OF the Tenthave. line.
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- ,.ns,e5 IN Schenectady yesterday, but proving an
NH MN tbev we're subsequently discharged
rxc1rRsIoE OF THE IRISH BRIGADE OFFICERS
CLUE. ...A


CT UB. .
The Irish Brigade officers, who serve" WIN
e distinction in the late war for the Union are NOT 30
many now as when they came victorious from the poOuy
aeld sun noble band remains who, lnked Ioee'ner ny
ola friendships ana old memories, form Cluo "hoso
annual reunion ia an occasion Of much interest 70
tba members and their friends Yesterday the Cup
cave its third annual festival ID DuuIeS 49,
Tieasaut sail OF about two hours up lne nuusot
bTonoht them TO tie Grove. Here tne company
az once divided and subdiVlded INTO Htte
nsrties which scattered to romantic spots through INC
Tonnds and commenced assault on sundry plethorio
baskets Lunch being over dancing. swinging, target
shooting and general enjoyment became the ORDER OF .ne
dav Co Byron Cuban celebrity, TOOK his stand on
knoll overlooking the Hudson, and reeted poem, sPo
c'aIi1 composed for the occasion by Michael Scah0h,
editor OF Te Irish Republic Both the recitation anu to
Comnoston we're deservedy applauded by a large aud
ence snort ran high for several hours and az c1cS
the sbri whistle of the steamboat perempt0ry Galea
All on board for the return voyage. Cot Jnms go
Oulnlan the President, very busy mlnSVrnS ~
every ones comfort Capt Muhall' Lieut., e oh
Can't p K UorgaD with many other OmceIS' rnd De-
the ground promoting the general happRTs Hero also
Fathers O'Farre aud Ratgan OF BI94 3ahons band
present The music supplied py nia1ans man. com
On board the barge, returning, Col r. -; L"IS aJe a
handing the Department of New YORK, " a. NJ sh 70
brief but very effective speech in honor Oh Ino ro Gi
gade He was followed few happy renaskS ny Oo,
4 w Byron The party was very orderly anu "i "0'o
highly pleased with their EXCURSION
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HOME NEWS.
THEtRKATHRR

THEfW KATHRR. ,u.a
Hour Bar. Wind Honr IheL bai;;
AeS r. = ~ 9Oeo M Aug p u u ~ 8 r
II 31Z2 n g. u : h
3 500 3022 8. w. il ~ S.- a 2.lI.
-Nopsg-Lits eiouey 1880; slightly nay 80
rp-ty and little baIy from AheTBoo0Lt FyseinT-
"A $50 ana SeAtv Om 70 gHsy " boEsr ewing
rIear 20 THE Dag wEATHKRsavae md The sprint.
Of gaOrBng, Augnst
nos o. rain last evening At s;I5 not drop o. TAU 49,
hasti6 day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-13

q. VERMONT SPRING WATER.-The great remedy.
SAKE Co. Pr0prsors Depot scEiEVTELIHS kS 10 Wias
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DYSPEPSIA, Phthisis, Consultation. Diap-
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~ 97 Broadway Twenty thst There you will and al m.
hes books The day ADD all the standard WORKS also choice Rp
gh1h, french, and Scotch Stationery 49,
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lAhnoupesmeBtSl

A SUIT AT LAW is in progress against John II
oo for Violating Burglar Alarm Telegraph Patent and suit
- commenced against every knOuB infringement
r. HoLMkt No. Aurray-st
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OFFICE, No. 100 FULTON'ST., 90
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Foreign Ministers Of Satet kc WITH summH o. heu
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THE EXPRESS ROBBERY.

SABBATH-SCHooL Books. - BRoUGHroN e.
WIZ No - Bibleoa Keep ta best 1arsty AM Pabh,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-13
A. E. CHURCH,

A. E. CHURCH,
Professor etna,maas in the United
TOGETHER LETTERS IRON
HON WILLIAM BARNES,
Superintendent of the Insurance Department of Ee~ York.
the o''' N" IA" "As WHEN
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The GREAT CAMP-M MEETING AT MERRICK-
Tie SoTHlDE RAILROAD will tsins their depot south
Seventh 81 Williamsburg follow: s2O 1918 n 3I SOS
and 6;f5 n. REeuFSoh tickets fJr The trp ell 49, 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
, w.dns.s.r. .nd satura.r. only.

ERIE RAILWAY Trims will leave depots
IA foot Chambsrss and foot Of thrdt. olsut;
Through Express asa 10 sBd $50 n .nd w
and improved Drawing Room Coaehes WI accompany
be Baaso cosretug At Horne.Te WE
through Cleveland Sleeping eoaeses
will train hesdve aHd from susqeshahnA
10 Baaalo; the $50 train " Buffalo and hseO n uan
Roe Buffalo, and Cine matt
Por Pert Jervs and Way. 1880 daily stopping At az
and Orange Co Express eonascing Or NafTeA osA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
REAL ESTATE.
Nru.Ynnk. Monday. Oct. %. 1909.


o.bor today has been frosty but
NV y, Mo- lair 70 he the same tomorrow when
% d uellck. IT, Bro sell some fine large villa
n.ar MorristoWn and Mr.. Meeker Wood clears out
,ls balauce Of his lots ut Linden. a..
W. a,d the following mysterious announcement hoat
ing In our eNela ges -,
ccmronv of gen ,.circn are about erecting large
bnl VINO do not wish to board under the pres
s' system and yet cannot afford 10 keep house"
W., are en- ious "a know what sort If building would
on,,odafe small families who DO not wish TO board,
"a At the same lime cannot adord 10 keep house Can
The what il, New England has Heretofore been called
Poor House. os4.,to ~ the late ov.Gov
Ian,rs Hammond ~ sonih CAROLINA wis SOFA az pnnlc
Sniiu I'm AUGUSTA Ga, on Tuesday the 18th INST The
serns Of tLp slt were ouc.at cash. one-hat payable
,broyek gives ,he following report: 1t was not din
It TO perrcivg among those ln attendance M evident
disust, end t tnHs qnence was lnat III the main the
SJiug nr of the most valuable lands adjacent 90
nr rity hat iyIU@ iu the State Of SUut Carolina
spirllcss among the company. We noticed quite
a group OF NewYOrkers aud Pennsyvanians,
McPlersUn The places, 'tuli Wade ana COwden,
siIycrtoi.l Cedar Grove, CtthwOOl, StVcrtOu Marsh
Tract &c were ut up as ly 1t, as G@1
place was hhlHce, lhc lU l"i'I N''lCu lle Flu"ueS
~ corn and option per acre for several years back, as
well the product for the current year But with these
The plantations sold were Cedar Grove, 1854 acres 10
NaiirJ y. Cumming Of Georgia. Slo0Oa; silver Bluff.
1905 acres, to MOTOR Paul h. Hammond for
1900. and March Tract 2l0O acres, 10 Geo Ct.
sold werr sold the minimum reserve hid, IL
dersoUd of tho executor The executor at the cOncu
sion 81 the e. announced That the places were by con
sent OF n his hauds for lease aud private sale
Tbs estate comprises If Tie finest lands the ga
yannah River. Such lands Oh thl west instead OF the
east bank Of tlis fvpgu Georgia Instead Of South Car
DINA s0e whici included the fawoUs land reclaimed
by the late Gov Hammond, and which have yielded HIM
81 bushels Of "a 1ad $500 pounds OF seed cotton tdihe
acre, uuuuuct-W Ould nave been eagerly sought after
and bought at fabulous prices"
Major Wa Allen of Rcnuuud, Va, has sold James
t0wn Island tu Northern gcntrutr Tor SliOO0. This
island the site OF the fret English settlement in Vir
GINA.
Cleveland contains G. churches aud il said that there
are but ur cities Europe which contain more than
that number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
Sutiiun Sails of ItaI estate.

A FARM FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
N SALE Of The SIIATB 81 he late JACOB OUTCALT 4 hours
from hSNYtrk and miles RON New BTunswk N j. via Milestone
RTssd Trains leave foot CsurAndst at NJ and 1880
VOORHEES, wak from said Farm winch
will be sold at Public Auction WEDNESDAY O r. 1909 avg m
The Sd Farm contains 100 house And good
ouihudngs, variety Of ut well wseea good state Of eur
and finely located essy viii be made known day Of
sale by A.. y. PROVOST, Administrator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
Corporation gutitrs.


NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO
~ sealed PROPOSALS. each sdorsed
which relates the OF the bidte
offered will he received this once until ~ m
WEDNESDAY tho construction Of sewers foeSt;
Spec between 81 and 9Th spec ln
cd 10th with branches 10 o oAh
AID 9Th streets Spec 9R Madison Hyenas os'.esn
2Sln 5th between oih ana sn
81 and 9Th STREETS
eeck street Ryngton spec a
between Christopher and West l0h
streets between Blsecker and Bedford Streets Green
uic street aud sh
10th and HaUban streets spec 5Ouuet sever
18th street Hudson River through lih aveuee and -
lO and In 18th street from h Ayeaae 70 and
through 10th aTenne ith street aud Spec Ola ll7th
ID lllth street between ~ ana
Avenue and Harlem River with
branches block payenenis In Goth street bet eih
Lexington and Third
svruue Beach bet West BrOsdsAy and
Hudson and West A6h tret
Deshosss street between Wash
uiau SOh street between BIB and loh go
6h 5sth street bet Lexington spd 9th
between Lewis aud the ferry 81
Isrls RIVER crosswsk 9th and BrOaduay
al also al the OF sth aud ISh street
bids obtained Application
tli. 90. THOMAS STEPHENS. Croton
ROBERT l. DARRAGH. Aqneduet
Hsw.Yerf. Oct Is, 1902 GEORGE GRBBEB Board
ELECTION NOTICE.-ln compliance with
II Election will be held by the Shareholders Of e
York the hrst MONDAY ts 81 No
yrsbe Council Room O'Clock o the ehoce Of Blight
oGhe Council 20 o the ensuing four yesrLOet -
1865
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
Gonntn HtaI 6statt for SaIo.


A SPLENDID modern RESIDENCE Zone
hour from Jeey CITY minutes from depo - tne rooms all
modern improvements stable fruit shade, nc only t2O terms
very easr Photograph and 1913 BoAdNar koom NO
DOR SALE-FRUIT FARM, near Smyrna,
Il Del 5000 Address. PEACH. BreHfori. Del
VALUABLE TIMBER and WOOD LAND for
sALB al yerr low price TRACTS ~ and acres each
CHARLES W. WARD 70 Cedart
100000 F FRE t t6s Ean 3 B.R92s S WA
fall l6g acres grgBBd population Of ownt 3OOo
farming aud lands West Virginia ue Of Chesapeake
Ohio Railroad Great speculation Apply TO
wM. II. NEWTON Co., % LeIngion-st Baltimore