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RIOT AT MAMARONECK.

About 500 labOrers have been employed for
time past upon the improvements in the town OF
Mamaroneek OF that number 235 Italians and the
remainder principally Irshmen. 1t decided to
reduce the force Of aborers and the Irish and Italians
did not entertain friendly feelings toward each other
and as the latter have manifested spirit Of insubordina
ton. it decided TO pay them off and let them CO.
number OF the Italians accordingly settled with and
discharged Thursday afternoon and the task Of pay
ing of was resumed on Friday. In the course OF the
afternoon Of that day about $50 Italians presented them
selves in front of Mr.. Wilson's Office The Irish
were very much annoyed at this aud one young
lrsman volunteered break the line and attempted to
force his way through The Italians resented the aront,
they considered the conduct of the Irishman insult
and struck him twice with shovel about the head In
fcting wounds from which blood flowed copiously. A
fight ensued between some Of the Irish and Italians In
which sticks and stones used by both sides The
Italians numbering leo, took position the railroad
track embankment about 10 feet above the adjoining
ground each SIDE from which they hurled stones and
other missiles at the Irish These, however, mustered In
full force, and, with wild yells, attacked the Italians,
carried the embankments and the men overpowered fed
in all directions, principally following the track to New
Rochelle, four miles Below, many without having
ceved money due. In the battle several persons
both sides injured but fatally. As the Italians
have all fed is presumed that there will DC further
ali
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Bieny Baker New oeAAs Aug via Havana Ans
mdse and pas. ,.,,-,, - o. -. -.
stesmshp Francis Barr.tt Frereh, Providence.
sie,mshp Henry g. BIS, Chase Nes-lSdioi5.
etaanshp Jas.M Melon, Clcaygr Norgieh.
s,esmship CITY Brussels Kennedy Liverpool A0g Qaeenssvn
AZ sm %ss kssar Dsmsn Richmond City Point sOr
" ss;. RrrelTor PeusIsios. Liverpool June Is m1se
ghin Tocb Katrus. NcC agn, London % days, mlse.
sb pIeh.rd III Wood. CarIf June D., railroad Iron.
NIX Make Reel Welt Bristol Eng, June q, rarosi Iron
P,s Tn,,o A. Rpo,tacon Perer Havana 10 q t4Dast
Ds,l Illenislo Grly. POO Chow III days, teaz
Bark Hattie ~ PARKER 1ddeoio, ng a days, rho'd ron
. bark Juanta, Pug, Havana 10 dsys ballast
RI Isrnea &ecb Bates. Nl'f5rss 10 DIS, sgraH
sehr ID b. Everett, Cooper, Gov Bay. G. b. dss co..
ScI, Htso peteTson AD.io Hiysr " g. 10 daTs nmDsr.
Sch, Pr,clom Glare Wl61sor, \. =. Hd plaster.
scHoosgAs--RIYxR AND co1sTvlsg.
NIL, n Ktn0 Ca,is. Ear.hC Carl. Fall River
To- Che Eorxieh Il. =. Hofgion, Roeihnd
joe Porter, Sew-L London. A. J.DLer, t1|tf
Harriet Lewis, Newport ~ 4" He.n.,Ssss.l bt'BfPofs-
Martha Hall, PortlaAd. helsiDf, ~ tfyef.
VIM. Carroll, St0nDgtoD. kate CsiiAKaal srs b"S'oo
G. s. Hazard. Bridgeport Aleral1er, AsT.n1,en; "a
y. Flower. Providence. Geo sisnehn ro' "
Nightingale, Providence amos Pa senonB nscsIas.
Francis Coan Machias. andrew stewart, Pail River
Cohssset Ne~-B effori. Tangent, CssA
kland Geo. W. RoklABd
Rnrnsn Ho.ton A. CFanlaI, Milstone Point
Maud Webster. Rockpor, Ne. Treasure, Pfoyli4rhee;
X ri Mean Portland q. r. g. Avehli Sanaeket
WIND--sunset, Moderate y b. cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
OG the port BARK FIorne hne1f aD1 bns
Lewis CLARK, from Baltimore
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA Aug I4-Arryed, bark Boa, from he~-fors
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ATTACK ON A GERMAN SINGING SOCIETY.

The Cecilia Singing Society of Brooklyn,
E. d., made excursion down the bay yesterday, and
were accompanied by their families and friends When
the boat was leaving in the morning, promlscuous
crowd of young roughs made attempt to get board
but repealed. On the return, last evening, TO
the foot OF South sixth-st., they received
with voleys OF stones by the crowd,
the arrival Of the police when the ruany assaiants
scattered in all directions Among those badly injured
Commissions Of the head and covered with blood.
Mrs Hoppe had infant in her when she was at
tackled The names OF large number who were slightly
injured could not be asceraned they hurried TO tber
homes. One little girl whose left broken by
blow with stick in the hands rufan was cared for
by lady In the neighborhood after she had been
by sailor Terence ONe. the reputed leader, ar
rested by the police, who also arrested Christian Fischer
one OF the assailed.
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THE ERIE RAILWAY-SHAMEFULO OUTRAGE UPON
PASSENGERS.


To the Editor OF Tho Tribune.
SIR: Here we are five trains) in the dead
OF night the midst of mud, and darkness. Day
after day the managers Of this road have been selling
tickets over IL when they that it impossible to
make connections. They knew that the bridge here had
been burned and that the transfer must be made under
great difficulties We arrived this morning about 2
o'clock and were told that must change cars-thst
the women would he conveyed but that the men must
walk There were only three wretched conyeyanceS.
Ladies had TO climb muddy wheels or get into the
wagons best they could not box, ladder or nythng
else being provided 70 aid them. Think OF the condition
of the women children, and sick of five trains in the
night such fix and this because the scoundrels VINO
have the management of the road, and VINO ki,eo the
condition of the bridge eager 10 make money,
that they willing to thus rob the passengers when
/ bought my ticket, | asked what time would reach
Binghanton, and assured it would be ION time"
when the agent knew that 10 impossible. Perhaps
ere this reaches you, notice will appear that the
"trains are making regular time"
have friend of the Erie Road, and have stood
by IL for years but this last act of most uius liable
outrage upon the passengers ends sympathy and
am sure but express the feelings OF hundreds around
me. We will advise friends To go over other roads,
but not one over the Erie INDIGNANT PASSENGER.
LdnesbOrO, Aug H.
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The Journeyman Talors met yesterday, and COM
pe for the grand parade and festival which
to-day At 10 the prooeson will start from In front Of
several Of the principal thorough
fares III. expected that 1000 persons win participate IN the procession,
divided divisions each division
music The American French German And h dags we
Of the international workngmen Association viii DO borne
the procession.
The New York Delegates 10 the International Con-
yenton Of Tailor returned this city from Boston Saturday They
represent the successful which
h BY this body The following oee elected for the ensuing
President Jacob Moss Eee fori Cor and Rec
VIM Tuehr u NewYork Vice President John Kehoe of
Trustees VIM Resakne Of Ee~-Yok John 0veRs Bossoa
bfht Unions were Tspfesoned IN lhe Convention.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

New-York Hotel-Gen. r. s. Ewell OF vr-
oinia = Westminster Hotel-Judge Marcus p. Nor
ton OF Troy - st. Dennis Hote-The Rev. j.. A Foggo
Of Bermuda. 80 Metropolitan Hotel-The Hon JACOB
Uardenbnrgh Kingston N Y; Judge Paschal of Texas,
the Hon p. King OF Alabama Lieut.. Commander Wright,
and Paymaster Cunningham, u. g. N. 49, F1fth-aYenue
Uotel-Gen Clinton H. Fisk st. Louis; Gen. j. NJ Corse
Chicago; Col. Easement OF Ohio; the Hon Nathamei
Wilson Washington the Hon III. w. Archer, Maryiand,
and Lawrence Barrett, San Francisco. - 81 Nicholas
Hotel-Gen. Cyrus Bussey and the Rev u. Z; duncan
New Orleans; j. II. Ramsey, Albany; the Hon NJ Burns
Memphis and y. +. Smith, Ohio 80 Astor House
TIE Hon s. " Pettis of Pennsylvania Gen j. L. Co0mps,
Washington and Paymaster Rodney, L. T. NJ
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EIGHTH WARD AMUsEMENTs-AN OFFICER SHOT.
Soon after 6 d. IN. Yesterday Adam G. Vail

Soon after p. In. yesterday Adam u. Vail,
young man living at No 1858 Broome-st made his ap
pearance the corner of Laurens and Prncests and
recklessy fired revolver at the passers OF course
affair created great excitement, and Patroman Fitz-
simmons Of the Eighth Precinct hearing the shots came
up and attempted to take Vail into custody when Vail
shot the officer in the right leg the ball passing nearly
through Vail then seized by Sergeant Maoney the
pistol wrenched from him. and he then taken to the
Station House and locked up. The officer was taken 10
the Brncest Police Station, where the ball was ex-
tracted by Police Surgeon Fregh, and he then re-
moved TO his residence His wound, although severe is
not considered dangerous Vail had been drinking very
freely on Saturday night and Sunday.
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Announcements.

CHOLERA, CRAMPS, CHOLERA MoBBUs, SOUR
STOMACH Bowl AFFECTIONS .sE SPEEDILY ov&SD by
J,YsEs CARMSAriys II rAkK.
ponE soorHEs rHE ronAcH
A. FAMILY DISEASES 20 PREVALENT ANoNa
CHILDREN suNHrR
ITS OPERATION, rERyEcrLY
SAFE AND EASILY SOLD DKuGGisrs.
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NATHAN NuRDFR-MoRE EVIDENCE.

can produce thousand who will ea from experience
ARE hat opinion had Mr. Nathan house been properly pro
tec,e HOLINESS BURGLAR ALARM IEtLGKsIH us life would
ave been - ed. L. horhks, Murray ST.
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For SPONGE MArTREssEs-Cooler Cheaper and
More Durable Ceae aud Canals PiasLL kCo
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Wool AND Hop TwISEs, CoRpAGE AND PA
rIK wAaEuotsK.-wiaARp uAkvEY SO BrosGvay Ne1 ioIt
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HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER.

100 1898 NV. 6g J006 W.S. W.
REMARKs-Saturday the 18TH hot In the early az
ternoon sultry In the morning, with remarkably sud-
den fall In the temperature after p. Some sage OF
THE TRIBUNE had already mentioned in It's columns on
Friday that the heat could not last much ongerD Inc
sky slightly cloudy from midnight 10 q. No. very
cloudy si5 to nooD little cloudy 1890 TO p M overcast
ITO 10 ~ thunder shower at 6i5 y. MI RAINING $40 ~
1910 Rain depth 710 Of inch. Ncte-l2th-froh ~
p TO IA sutry little cloudy 1880, and rom 70 ~
Thirteen thunder showers have occurred since July IL.
The thermometer fell Is degrees from D. M, iot 70
midnight Yesterday, Sunday, the ith' was 80 cool IN
the early morning that fires must have been requreu
On highlands between 80 and GO miles from inc CITY
frost must have formed. Thermometer at a. ms OIL
The rain fall TO from July "a mas been
given dry Autumn. The sky was overcast rom md
night to lOa M very cloudy 10 70 noon ysrps i1So p
M 10 7; clear $50 to TO- Rain depth today 36loo OF an
inch. -. 49,, ~, 49,.
illogical Department report for the week endlhs aug To-
1870: 49,.
Inches rHfhnosETEh pe's ~ q
1O3 Mean das
Maximum a9 ~ Aug O. 0l82 Maximum at - no., Aug IL: gI
Minimum h. IN Minimum At IL m Aug L. 90
Aug T............299a2 Range.
Range. sTVN
lno 15-Rsin from m-smoun 81 vster.. 10 men
Aug $3.50 70 $3.50 m-emount Of Sster W men
Aug Il-Rsn $3.50 D. 1915 mamoun OF waier S men
Aug from ii mamount Of wafer " men
Aug 65 to II m-amoun OF water''' 10 men
Total amount Of water for the week mes
Distance Travelled by the wind during the week, scl niles
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VERMONT SPRING WATER.
great remedy disease. w. H.
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