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The New York herald., 1869-06-02
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Darins OperssSeus Near HesesAsie, pa
One 81 the Ab~esseiss Rasesis Casshs IN
This Cisy.
some two weeks ago considerable CONSERVATION
was oecasioned among the quiet residents apou'
Bonesdaie. wayne county, Pa, by the operations
OF . supposed band of thieves. VINO were making ex
tensive raids az night upon their property. CON
mit,eos were formed by the sheriff Of the county,
H. Doran. that the authors OF these ouiragess should
be captured and made 10 answer. Nigiant waieh
was Kept by them bat ,he territory ia, ~, ,sey yoer rsge
sought 20 he accomplished Whlle tins state of mat
ters existed gentleman living in that vicinity bad
hun, and ihe same night dry goods store N hls
immediate vicinity was broken INTO and manaiac-
Isa oi ,se ,IeInn yslue sso S soes % shsferrom. % M
The of1cers detailed 20 WORK up the case obtained
a clue of the eupriis, and a. once male chase LOT
which they had absconded. They closely followed
them-ior there were two-toward the line OF the
'e one of ,Ss sT esssls whose name has not trans
piredl, obtained all the goods. and the horses ana
snrcwd for the or,cers. and made his way 70 This
city AZ the sequel VIII show. Promising tbis,
sheriff Doran came on here, led a. Police Head
tion Of the I burglar. me duty of hunting him 10
was entrusted TO detective Coyle, with WHOM Mas
sinct Who 0is believed The per-on that was wanted
was eecreted IN some Of the dens OF mat ward
Fortunately they were successful Two uayt ago anu
the rascal, whose name ~ william Amos. Was
caught where they supposed he might be
SSa ssen %no ones ssa 'nen meaSwSs resSrneG ~
that they had the individual he wanted 80 badly,
and he forthwith repaired 10 this city, and after
fully recognizing the prisoner visited Albany, saw
Governor Hoffman. and having obtained requisf
non OF delivery from hun returned, ena this porn
ing he Will escort the versatile gentleman who 80
unsettled the homes OF the Honesdale people and
its vicinity fortnight ago--for u IA believed he Mas
the rngeader Of all the little burgarous operations
thereto that vicinity.
The New York herald., 1869-06-02
IEleGaApalC NEWS ITEMS.

Josiah Goldthwaite, an estimabe and wealthy citi-
zen OF Northbridge, Mass, committed suicide by
hanging himself in his barn yesterday morning.
The carriage OF Mrs. Charles ]. wister, veprable
resident OF Germantown, Pa, was overturned yes
terday and Mrs. wster almost instantly killed.
Governor Holman has granted reprieve for two
weeks In the case oi hessner, who was sentenced to
be hanged at Rochester on Friday next.
The safe OF the Town Clerks office In West Brook.
feld Mass. was blown open Monday night by bur-
glars, who, however. did not obtain much booty.
TWO laborers at Lima, Livingston county, N: y,
alteration, during which smith stabbed Gaskins
twice with pocket knife. GaskIns died In about
two hours.
nre broke out In Bricks Newsoom, In Emira
yesterday morning, which spread 70 the buildings
on either side and TO warehouse In the rear all OF
which were totally consumed. Tue buildings were
| Of wood and fully insured
The steamer Dove colided 10 the 81. clair river,
above Detroit, on Monday night with the propeller
sinking. There were no lives lost. she Will proba-
| bly, be raised.
Colonel stanton the state Auditor OF Virginia, has
IRON steam propelers, carrying artillery, TO remain
on the oyster dredging banks all the SUMMER. TINS
Is to prevent the New york, New Jersey and Mary
| land oystermen from summer raid Tor oysters TO
| plant
An interesting young girl named Nancy King, aged
fourteen years. sufocated TO death at the syra-
| upon retlrlng. She turned OF the gas and extin.
cushed the light but through ignorance turned the
| GAS on again ana went to bed. Id the morning the
door OF her room was forced open and the girl was
| found dead.
| General sherman and stan, accompanied by q
party OF ladies and gentlemen AMONG whom are Mr.
4 and Mrs. aud the Misses Dudley Field, arrived at
Fortress Monroe from washington, on Monday even.
ing, on the United states steamer Taapoosa Com.
| mander Chandler. The party will attend the we'd
! ding OF q daughter OF General Barry. General
sherman received the usual salute OF seventeen guns
frqm the heavy sslutina battery Of ihe l2Ii
| James r. Robins was arrested II BdYslo yester.
| day forenoon, charged with robbing the dead body
4 OF Frank Walker, a civil engineer, killed at lhs
| Angola disaster on the Earle Railroad eientfef
recently brought TO Walkers father jeweer In tina,
city, for repairs, who recognized II aud put the case
IN the hands OF detectives who traced II through sJ
] holdera to Robirs. the parry now under arrest.
The New York herald., 1869-06-02
the MOUNT HOLLY aA,!aoAD DISASTER.

Conclusion Or the fndnesst-fhS Coroncr's
Jury Attribute the Accident to the Nesii-
gcpce Of tho Company.
AS reported in yesterdays HERALD, Coroner Love
adjourned the inquest at the request Of the company
for few hours on Monday afternoon to AFFORD
the latter an opportunity OF procuring wit
nesses to rebut the testimony given BY
the Philadelphia boilermakers. John Hagan, the
boiler maker who repaired engine No. so at the com.
pany's shops, Bordentown, and others, were then
telegraphed for. Hogan swore that when he
examined the boiler at Bordentown IN February
last he found all right except one brass which
he then made good. The locomotive, he
,ssliea Sap but was the boiler WAS not % examined
Thomas Kerr, the master mechanic OF the Camden
and Amo RarOad was ecaed na d re-
boiler makers, OF Philadelphia.
Charles 5. Parry, locomotive builder OF Phladel.
phia then called In the interest OF the company.
He said that the boiler as well as he could observe
was well made and stayed; that number
Of the stay bolts were broken, three at least
of OF few stray bolts does not necessarily make
the boiler dangerous There are indications ON the
fiue that the boiler had been overheated.
William Hobart Brown, Of Philadelphia, another
witness produced on the part Of the company made
similar statements about the state or the boiler ano
At nine O'Clock on Monday night the jury retired
and continued their deliberations till hafpas
| at a unanimous decision. The following verdict
was en tsat GSares s. Pa job asss and
John A. Saler TO their deaths from injuries re-
SO, belonging to the Camden and Amboy Railroad
and Transportation Company, at Mount Holly on
Ge and gSa, ssa boer
a weakened condition caused by the breaking OF
some Of the stay bolts In the fire box, previous to
Believe @ there were no outward indications Of said
Dots being broken but said defect could have been
discovered before the accident, had proper examina
The New York herald., 1869-06-02
EnrtIler Particulars.

From the Chicago Tribune May 3ll
The sad death Of the young grl Nellie Z. Dorsett,
by suicde-of which there is little doubt-created
intense excitement In the city yesterday and was
the universal theme OF conversation. Since the
rative Of yesterday some further particulars have
been developed.
II appears that the supposed suicide Is the daugh
ter OF NJ NJ Dorsett doing business al No. 203 Broad
way, New York. The wretch George II. Burr with
whom she eloped to this city. and who cruelty
deserted her after he had wrought her ruin, is a
travelling agent for q New York wholesale drug
house. The elopement took place about tive weeks
ago and about a week since superintendent Of
Police Kennedy received letter from the father OF
the young girl, informing him OF the hight and, as
he had reason TO believe they had come TO Chicago,
requesting him TO look after the young couple.
Accompanying the letter OF the father TO superin-
tendent Kennedy Is q photograph OF his daughter.
IL represents q beautiful young girl, eighteen or
nineteen years Of age dressed IN the height OF fash
ion.
The river squad OF our police were ENGAGED during
Yesterday IN searching for the body Of man who
was drowned day or two since at the foot Of JACK
son street. To-day they Will Institute search for
the body Of the young girl.
The New York herald., 1869-06-02
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE pBRALp STEAM YACHTS


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n and sy
Steamship San sslvaaoI, N;ssr.os: Savannah May a.
Steamship Saratoga. AsIaneer, Richmond City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
Boston csss Hong Eons Tss sda sa. s,
s sn sHs'fs % I. T. spoke ship % Esisdss rom Manila
S 6. Ssns; ss;n Is S nss
oyYs.u, s1ss g: ssh si1s
and sIo'ss e mSssi'r May e nl 9n
:s :. S ';s Ess iSis;' Is e. Ts hong Ehs
s4ss sp ss% espssr 81 % fS.s
e is Spol: 50 I'Sfs 4 KIP @
isn dss. SE a. lat g. Sff A%sGS: s.a ssI .sS
ee.19s A. 'ss'sss $:s
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"s Bss Sa' eSRoas esSRas Pss.sn ons
Scs %s dSs rss's ap hr S1SF
csPs q Good HI9gs
t.s,ssS~ Dss; s H.,
IrOsa having Spoken c,S c s s schOOner' Rogers
wss ssis iob bsSyd G sSyd
changed signals with Dutch ship showing lat pendant No
* "a, 70 lon 81 spoke schr AID from boston icf Kfss
with s eonss' % 20 y k%sne1 Co Had sse Ses5e s''
r ss nss.s as sos Batter ss HG Nav e. AZ y c
feso W. spoke bark Normandy tBr), from 8, nays for
Bsrs HSas%sa ssi Bath, os sa,an'a., 10 day'' with
Lps9ue lSes sipws, Eavaps, II days, With sugar,
BaIk Drgo oi Ban, Blair, nunsNcs, Ca "a days With
Bark Fawnee (Br, Anken, Providence ballast, 10
En-, kSsSs ATsg; &C. ASSn'T, ADs'''arA 81 aay' with
Gays, with .asaI and rnca..ss % dnler M9uslien.
.assl q: ss' asssS S fSs.. Ssy :! i.$s Z y
il@s iR1s, whaling BARK fropc Bro, With iio sss oi
Brig Aura Bro rosgere cisniuesOs. II days with sugar.
sII. BIZ or nm cI.aIsssa. 20 days with 'ns"r to
Brig Hannah Brl, Ess'on, cabarlen, 10 dsys, with
ST. Tass nD'' sf ssnsa Stone c.depa. MAY a with
sugar, as, % order vessel % Mllsr aoas6,ob
s ss. cRsIo sa @ wS.sY ss T. ssS fs IN S eSSsn;
ws SsrI xsyc %. ioi Ror nods oi ns,iers': 49,
rnss..s., 70 Hsiiou watson ' O.. ''''''
70 Gay ss.s rs'pS S e5mpsns Sa wS
hp John Harvey for New York, and brig John Pierce for
schr Clara Mcconyie, Fletcher, Tobasco, % days, VIII,
ogwood. &c, 70 Philips Brown No date IN the Straits of
forids spoke brig Deops from Cienfuegos for Hafax
ssr sSsS ss tS,s schs. S srosa T%risg
wlnts and calfns the whole passage. Left 20 vessels
| toH " Loud A Go.
sshr Dos Hermanos CDanA Bopsrnae ssnn Cruz, Cuba,
| weather,
10 days With mdse, 10 jed frye Co Had fine weather AL
We pssee has returned WITH outward cargo could 20, hnd
| wi seaman sged years, whIls rsenna main
sal, tel overheard and I, OF Cape Va
Maria was boarded BY boat from whaling fchf 0eorg, Of
Eewburypor, on cruise had "a hbr sperm, May 4, ~
The Bay OF Por an Prince epost whaling SSH fsnkfoI or
Hevipcetowp, erugbs cltal.
The New York herald., 1869-06-02
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

The following buildings have been examined and
reported unsafe by the inspectors TO Mr.. james
Macgregor superintendent OF Buildings, who has
caused the usual notices TO be served on their own
ers:-
Report No 142.-Bouses Nos 12l and l23 Front
street south side; rear wall OF extension In very
unsafe condition, being bulged and cracked. owner,
Report No. l4s.-TIouse No. 622 Second avenue,
g1fs yee Sssv sSseS Causing badine to be Ia very
weak condition. owner. J. Kelly.
Report No. 1A.-Building No. 43 Walker streeti
merhorn.
Report No. 14s--uouse No. loe Charlton street,
s,ion. sGuea S'Ss Swner John A. Grimm. M an 0'''s
Report No ise.-House No. 1lo Charlton street;
chimney above roof IN an unsafe condition. owner,
Report no. 147.-House No. al Madison street;
front aud rear stories In an dnsale condition being
loose foundation 59lea aTsy M some places and
Report No. is.-House No. % Charlton street,
chimney above roof in an unsafe and dangerous con-
Report No. 14e-Buildng northwest corner Hud
and Charlton streets; chnneys above roof In an
usse Rsport sH No. i5ooHouse No. ss Charlton street
chimueys above roof ln an unsafe and dangerous
condition. owner, W. Ceary.
Report No. l5l-House No. e5 Charlton street,
chimneys above roof unsafe ana dangerous. owner,
Report No. ic2-House ice Charlton street; chip-
Report No. i5s-House No. III Charlton street;
ehimneys above roof unsafe and dangerous. owner,
Report NO. i5a-Bouse No Illk Charlton street;
walls badly bulged and cracked aud In an unsafe
Report No. i5s-House No. io5 Charlton street,
chlmneys above roof in an unsafe and dangerous
coRe1s,pN Repoft No. Ts isesouse 10. ~ Charlton street
eouthside, chimneye above roof IN an unsafe and
dangerous condition. owners, Trinity Church.
The New York herald., 1869-06-02
ftlowous ASSAULT UPON A METROPOLITAN Hmmls.

Last night, about nine o'clock James spencer, a
member Of Metropolitan Engine Company 30. q,
located at No. 2l6 East forteth street was snot in
the right arm above the elbow Ny pistol ball. nred
from large sized weapon m the hands Of
Cornelius McNally, an ex-rnefnDer Of The same
Company. The injured man was standing In
the doorway OF the engine house al The time,
and the felonous assault was of the
most outrageous character. No cause was assigned
for the deed. II seems miraculous that the wound
was not OF . very serious nature. Medical aid wac
a. once caled, ana spencer received that attention
which his injuries demanded. McNally was not ar
rested nc the te but shortly before Twelve O'Clock
general alarm sent 10 ell the station houses 20
arrest the villain. This engine house IN The Twen.
ty.first police precinct
The New York herald., 1869-06-02
SUNDAY MORSE CAR ELECTION IN NEWARK

Large Vote in Favor OF the Measure.
The special election held in Newark yesterday on
the question as whether the horse should run
on Sundays in that city or not was decided by a
majority in favor Of the measure. There was little
excitement manifested OF the various poll
ing places, and no row or disturbance OF
any serious character. A meeting was held
in Irvington night before last al which
resolutions were adopted declaring that the cars
should not run on Sundays through their town. The
vote was by no means as large as had been anticl-
pated The politicians could not refrain from med.
ding with the measure but for once the people had
their own way The following Is the entire vote OF
the city pro and con. on the issue:-
The New York herald., 1869-06-02
uuv,ue Disnsters.

sur 0orprs LIo. Slater, from Ardro,sAn for Nyork,
sbsndoned IN sinking eondisou In lat - % ~ ION
smr ASIA tgG), from Philadelphia fer Bremen, before
cpo ted as having grounded In proceeding down. but go, on
BARK BrnsrRrS NG,, Jaehen., from Antwerp for the
CAPE de verd was lately lost April H. on sas Island cv
Bns Jag cR.wn Br from clenfueso. for WORK before
,sgorss, e., MAY wa. go tons register butt Truro
S sS Sar a as 'F S T"s $ss%s * . Ssrss HS'
been struck by lightning.
scnr ErpDIscTos, from wlmneiOn,, sc, a, Baltimore
Scum K,rlise, from Mobile for Po.,oB, Holmes
and oress IL lat 5 i h. psssed Ss Srs 'a guam p
titles of Eastern lumber adfii,
sE d,1 ss. .s.S @ iss e., '1
W. with main and foremAs gone and sails blown away from
HAvpr, May 20 The anf.iis, American schooner Ped.
rcs has Is been ssaysoosa y dss's ard ~ ~ ,nasg state
from Maraeabo, arrived Msrssiss ne dsrsle krir
isss lon 4 ", ly'S: F'@s fsasis' fsscSsisi' , ar
rE re Ssssq ~, fE . sIss hansOO Evans from SS0rt
The Ida fmes Dell irn rensAsola Tor Nonieviaoo,
The Nevada, Jcwe, from seWror for Issy, pul Ish
B.nl., April ss-rhe senori,s Young. from Rae Jaasro
for Baltimore With coffee into this rori April - eaky,
1%scsn % sa '; sI sp,
copper with the cargo 70 Lsr port Of destination.
WhsIcmen.
Anvsd q. New Bedford so,h, barb fsm.rlate wins9w,
os EsGse % %oe'n &C. NJ c ssi soD. s N $ sf d
bbls ~, 90 do wh oil and 10 COO bs bone.
Cleared aistIBar wsye, brlsgs Atlantic Ocean A..
ing taken whale since last report
pS sfr Is GsEs' al G .as ssa IS
'Is: S ss% sSpSsG :':'S SisS ssSas : Aysn Of New
Bedford ssps s, SPosa sg1 ssss 'sa sssa
s sas s.s %aSs M sad w ssS SSs Gen .ssd
lsiisr irera Captain 1s, o. sas Norman. q Nh, re-
ports her NJ Hakodad Arr wing taken ll tes stefm
aud % do whale oil between seasons and would -" Ai day
Letter from Captain Russell, q bar. Ihenss wg.,os
reported bound westward cruse Asg reports a. A.
bark Sea Queen, Mooe westpor, Oh az before fspoFed
also 'Ouh' "s''""' s,oL.,.
shn sylv.s' Hlansa.rd ssady, from LONDON ie' cAhe
ship CITY oi Mobile, from csrda for csuao, ssy ~ -
ssIP SisesS ,s@l IRON s'ossror. for New rOrs' Arn
ship a.bins,en Booth. Gunty. from SINGAPORE for Ssw
ssp Bsniins Dudley nom Loncon for Bonnu nsy ",
ship Bar@ah, from Liverpool for Boston. Ma ~ ia' 81
Bst cub.na. from san rrssd.ro Tor Liverpool Feb ~,
ssfs Nellie chspn, from sAnns foS New rors Arri -
BRIG .yises Maria, rlni., from Baltimore for Basuos
Brig Frances Jane jones' from Baltimore for Rio Sassro.
sehf Ann Carl from LI.bon for New Yos, MAY o. %
w. d:Ss. :sS " w%ss% psss. % r.'s" sA
fle Lolard o. from New yors iot isni ds os3, - "''
JLHP american vessel. Apr y J" % ~ lon -"
Fcreiss Ports.
knsnpxrr, May % Arrived, ~ George Hsesnv' D''''
.Asrwsnr xsz ~, AEryss sgI Of L'"''ss ooh '''''
AhsoA ss ~ rls. m xsrn Dis sTi sSS Den F~s "%
The New York herald., 1869-06-02

he must NOT 90 70 aes.n, or !he existing con- con
tract between the two would pe aeca,e" s.ns ss0-
ciatsd Press, which Fad several very interesting
though do-nothne sessions IN our CITY SNORT .n,e
nanv NV hooks OF STEEL although many OF the former
assocation would be happy indeed II o divorce cou'd
We shali refer to this subject more at length In
fotnre: meanwhile we think we have said enough 70
proye that we have most monstrous monopoly Ia
oonr midst and the members OF the western Asso-
GATED Press are Its most abect and bounden slaves
The New York herald., 1869-06-02
Base Ball Notes.

To-day the socials and spartas VIII play at Hobo
ken.
Tomorrow the Eckfords will go TO Fordham to try
the Rose Hill boys; the Atantics and Eagles OF Flat
bush VIII play at the Captollne, and the Empire
frst nine win play against the neld at Hoboken.
on Friday the Mutuals will play with the 0rientals
OF New York at the Union Grounds.
On Saturday the Eckfords and Mutuals viii have
their rst grand iusse for the championship ut the
Union grounds and the stars and Aphas VIII play
at the Capitoline.
The New York herald., 1869-06-02
hkllhoAu ACCIDENT N tsEtM .rstfr
Nav Yons. Ksr a. Isez

NEW YoEs, Kay u, lsef.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
In your issue OF the 2sth inst read an article con
cernlng me which must say sstonshed Ds more
than touched me. Called upon by the police 70 at.
tend upon Mr.. Edgar A. Wiley, who was run over BY
the car corner Of Washington place and Greene
street. I was unable although 30 stated In
yopJ repwu " st2p no hem2nbsge, ~, upi9Ills
The New York herald., 1869-06-02

nssely, n ned oeased 70 exist and am the morS
surprised mai my disnngunsnea oosvrere On gvinP
hl- Deposition before the coroner's inqutst snoun
have fAxcd me with negiect In conciusion, An
surprscd not 70 ma In me station houses the neces.
sary medicines and surgical instrumen,s ~ ~ ~
village IN Europe, az The depots or stations oi
police they are provided with what they can III
JOHN vEixASTE NJ n, 20 Aniiy street.
The New York herald., 1869-06-02

Umpire, nr. Nelson, OF The Ecklord cluD
Scorers, Messrs. Mccarthy and Williams
HTfme Of game, two hours and thirty-hve minutes
FIELDING bcoRF.
Ply bes-Buckleyl, Eaton NJ Campbell l. Chapman
L. LGieathead J. Lyons T. Bailey !, Fsrrow II tota, - e.
Mills 8, Eeeler I, Hatfield !, Hunt 4; total, 9.
Foul bound catches-C. Mills 4.
Base play-Put out by H. Campbell 3, Eaton 4 NJ Camp
bell Farrow total Is By Z. NILS Eggler ], swande
J. O. Mills !, Flanly 3; total H.
Assisted by Buckley II. Campbell Eaton 2, NJ. Camp
hell J. Greathead s. By Egger 4, Hatfield ], woliefs g.
Double plays BY Eaton and NJ Campbell /, putting
Mcmahon aud kils by Greathead, Eaton and NJ Camp
bell putting Egger and HATFIELD BY swande Flany
and T. Mills j pu,ins out Gresthead aud Lyons
on foul bals-Mutual l, Irvngton timee.
Passed bsls-Backey 3, hne i
The New York herald., 1869-06-02

THE BEouEsr OF DR. JAMES RusH.-rhe Will o.
Dr. James Rush was proved yesterday. ~ dsvls
and bequeaths his large estate valued at million
OF doars TO his executor In trust TO provide lot
and erect thereon an exceedingly substantial fire.
proof building, well lighted and conveniently ar.
LIbrary Company for It's uses. The testator at frs,
limited the selection OF the lot 10 some point between
spruce and Race and Fourth and Fifteenth streets,
but subsequentiy by codlc left the selection OF the
site TO the sthouGhtful foresight OF MS executor,
without any limitation az 70 size or locality IL "
understood however that the testator gave oral ex
and Thirteenth and Christian end Carpenter The
motive OF the testator TO erect an enduring monu
ment TO the MEMORY OF Jacob Ridgway, his father.
in.law and that OF Phoebe Anne Rush. his deceased
WIFE from whom he derived the greater portion OF
his estate which monument while II shows his re
spect and regardn for Mr.. Ridaway and MS "afrec.
tion and gratitnden for Mrs Rush. he hopes Will be
"ip1nitely more usefulr than any other he could
ercct The bcquest is subject TO epacies amounting
% about slosoo per PaiodeIphsa Ledger,
The New York herald., 1869-06-02
Totals. ...:......-..r.,.....,....6H H46s SSS5
Probable majority in favor 2s00

much needed and long talked Of change In the
equipment Of the several horse car railroads In
street cars now run every eight minutes each way,
instead Of every twenty or thirty minutes, as has
been the custom The number OF cars has been
modations are largely increased in every way.
The New York herald., 1869-06-02
yssocrPEDEs.

~ theAp. go, bsss aglt, suist ~ bott l&tes ena
rsmen's nse Afrl q hsenine notms ~ rfoss~l
The New York herald., 1869-06-02

pArESr cOsPnresFD IVORY BrrLlARg HAII3
Fsr0 spt foker cnects, vhts knbber uArsin<ae
fines, sc wN HswELLlNo ses pssensss and msnnsae'
The New York herald., 1869-06-02
BELOW.

BRIG George tB.l Dodd, 20 days from cienfuesos wit
sugar, 10 Haiton, Watson Go.
SAILED.
Steamships hllemanna, for Hamburg, &c; Arizona, Al
rnwa; Virgo, Savannah; ship Great Admiral ssn FraI
cisco.
Wind At snnsei sw.
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BOSTON LIVE SrOCK MARKET
Brighton, Cam Bridge and Med ford
Eor h.. uraa An. 40
Reported for the Rutland HyniLD.
Auourz or srooK AT MARKET.

For the week ending Aug IS, 1899.
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Nels DTIl News.

New York, Aug. T.
The case Of Bailey against O'Mahony
and others, in the matter If Fenian funds
came up in ii special term If the Superior
Court, brfare judge MeCuun. on motion
to v,r,tr an injunction restricting the re-
ccivor from paving over funds in his pos
session To- any person except hy order OF
thc court, aud also to set aside the order
appointing a receiver on behalf Of O'Ma
houy It va. urged that tie Fenian or
gtuizttiou was in It more h5"riehin-; con
ditiou than ever; that the leaders are
ready and willing to pay principal and
interest six months after the recognition
of the Irish republic The chief point
r'lied upon by O'Mthony was that the
bonds were issued for au illegal purpose,
aud the bondholders had no standing III
court, Decision reserved.
Ntjpr Gen. John c. Robinson. now Of
Bl.-hampton, who commanded the "a
div in. 1t rmy corps, in the battle of
Getty ,targ, arrived here today, eI, route
TO the ucXt u"etin, of veterans at Gettys-
burg. IL has arranged for 4 large mum
Der Of his old officers to meet him there
on that occasion.
The American Clock Company has ust
dispatched Pacific Railroad car loaded
with clocks through to San Francisco,
whence they 90 by steamer to CHINA:
These are the first clocks ever sent across
the continent
The Express financial article says there
are some important railroad schemes ON
foot in this city. Representatives, of the
New York Central, Erie, Pennsylvania
Central, Baltimore and Erie and Michigan
Southern railroads are in session on the
freight tariff question, and it is expected
that the present rates will soon give way
to the old tariff once more.
Among the arrivals by the Scotia are
w. j. Florence, J. l.. Wallack and J. F.
Lippncott.
The steamship Hammonia, from Ham
burg, has arrived.