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peiintendent Jourdan striving 20 Make
the Police Force Usefvi.

The following ru'es, which wore delivered TO
the Police Captains yesterday. explain themselves:
Captains viii perform the duty OF the sergeant who
may be absent from sickness by leave. or vhen II Is hs
night o.
,@pians vii report TO the SupeIintendHnt's office
with t " olgrn'ng returns at A. NJ unesn otherw
ordered an "n no account viii rny officer other than
the cDgtan Ant Drns the rfturns OF any omclAl
renOftto tho Central Once,
Cnl tans vill carefully examine Tho report OF ser
geantH and roundsmon made 70 the Supe hieh1ent 10
lela'on TO ylsing ne men, see that they as "ecIB
tendcnts Office with Their morning. returns ''N''
All complaints BY citizens viii be made 10 the s,no
ntrndtGt Wv 'uPe''
Policemen when going OF returning from their meals
VIII not wear the ah.ets hut NJ all time, when IN
worn '' WV ''''' wiz oe
another while on patrol duty, except on police tu 4.
ness, ana hcn ~ hrIonY as possible. 49,
IO!temcn must not stand while on patrol duty but
constantly patrol their hrata ''' ""'
PollCenen must not walk or talk with ctiyons whIe
on patrol dnty except on lice ousiness then he viii
slsho ana near what t5e business ~ and n II ren,t
ms immodlate attention attend 10 Il II not he vii
Mnl We person or persons seeking tho Information Ia
the : alton house. W
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THE oRASG GEMEN'S PARADE.
Precautionary Mcnsures Taken by Supcrin
tcndent Jourinn The Entire Police Re

Precautionary Mcnsures Taken by Supcrin-
tcndent Jonrdnn The Entire Police Re-
serve Called Out-A Possible Riot.
After the postponement of the 0rangemcn's
demonstration In Elm Park. fxci for last Friday, II
Was extensively rumored that the orangemen would
have their procession and picnic TO day. Whether
this announcement was made Officially By authority
Of the members Of the various williamie societies,
II Is impoSsb to say, as public notice has been
given that the parade will take place.
Whether the orangemen will turn out or not, one
thing Ia cer,lio. and that is-the entire reserve OF
police In this city constituted Of the OF plaoons arc
ordered to report at the various stations o'clock
tni. mornng. Th, measure is precautionary. II
- thought thit even II the 0fangemen do not make
any demonstration n large number OF the Ribbon
men, believing the rnmor that to-day is fixed for the
procession. will congregite in the upper districts OF
tho city. In such the police authorities think
that nsht may very probably ensue among the Rib
bonmen themselves, and In order prevent any riot
and biooished, sufficient NUMBER OF the police are
to be al moments call, 20 cucll any disturbance.
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OBITUARY..

ot New York. Is dead. '"''''''''
Commodore Junius j, BOYLE, on the retired list nj
tho ULited States Navy, died IN the Naval IosptaI
Norfolk yesterday, ''P""'
pr, " Parker, a late member of The Atlantic RISE
b Gun was buried ye'ediy from his late residence
~ Greene avenue, hrOOklyn.
Tue bodies oi Nessrs Cobb and H,adey are L.
D" inferred "a MorrstOHn, ! al 4. NJ. today m.
Li.L- ' Wv NN'N"'~
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LONG ISLAND.

Capt Edwards. OF Shelter Island. with his purse
boat has rescued ak men wthn atew i,ys, -
Dnrins Tie thunder storm on Wednesday, N. &.
h!h;u a..
The bishop ond clergY OF Long Island, at the fune-
rl OF TIE late Rev. Dr. W. l. Johnson, Of Jamaica
hhn'i'd iNu,, . fuU al admiration for the many
N-,Nes u n"ir ccplted brother. Short addresses
were deycreI by Bishops Potter and LlttleJonn ana
ciprH
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LOSSES BP FIRE.

The Cone Machanc Company's foundry, in Prov.
debc'' u L. WAS burned yedetday. Lo.s. $4,000
u me late Thomas sherwin's house aud barn, in
1000 insurance $500 ~
> B' Steele's dry goods store. In Amhers. Ohio
ana an suoinins house were burned on WelnesdaV
night Loss, $1,000 no insurance "''"''N"
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Tho war News In the city.


Al the meeting Of the Executive Committee Of
the Patriotic Aid Societies, er-0oy Solomon pre-
siding, DR.. Won Hoist was elected delegate 10 the
Chicago Convention, aud the Treasurer reported
that he had go far received SIS, i43.
The Twelfth and Eighteenth Ward Germans
formed Patriotic Aid Societies last night
A large number OF Germans Joined tle Patriotic
The First, Second. and Third Ward Germans will
form Patriotic Aid Societies tonight.
A German Patriotic Aid Association was organ
lied in the Eighteenth Ward last night Mr.. Claus
Wits chen subscribed 900 to the fund.
The Newark Germans will meet on Tuesday nert
Last night ward meetings wero held 10 the Fithhnd
Sixth Wards and on Wednesday night q meeting
was held in the First Ward and Company q, OF the
Veteran Regiment contributed fao for the fund for
the German wounded.
THUS EVER WITH TyRASrs.
The Poles OF this city are keeping still, expressing
10 sympathy with either side. Their motto Ia
" Sic senper fyruaSts"
Tux rRgNCH AID FUND.
TIE French patriotic war fund amounts 10 $4,000
5000 Of u comes from Hivana, $4,000 from New
Orleans, aud $4,000 has been subscribed here.
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BROOKLYN,

Mr.. and Mrs. T'horison, OF 2ll Eigh.eonth street,
Brooklva. with tn be understood that they arc nok
s''r :-'rcas who took pcccmans coat cap. and club
A brooklyn belle was recently the recipient OF q
wedding present NJ fan made In Paris. OF tortoiss
shell studded with tiny solitaire diimonds, and valued
The bark Wavelet which had reached BROOKLYN
undera permit nom Health Oincer Andrews OF PERTH
Amboy, WAS seized yesterday by the Quarantine 40
thortics, and towcd down to the Narrows
JOhu Mclaughlin, son OF Fire Commissioners
" nu5" McLGu3 3hln. who ~ the cousin OF lost Mo
Lausln. ~ fugitive from Justcs. lie Is wanted IN
Brooklyn FOL Illegal voting at the last election.
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NEW JERSEY,

Lora D. Brown. years Of age, was drowned in
the canal. near Paterson, on Wednesday night,
None Of tho politicians implicated IN the robbie
ries II the ipsaic county trcsury cnp9sei m ycscr
iAAs sun, Lave fed from Patcrsol, II Is whispered
nat the big robbers Will cntIcnC themselves behind
their good Character" anj high standing"
Tho Monmouth Park Associations tall meeting is
announced FOR Auy a. D. ami ~ Tho purses are f5
90 for MI horses too for horses nat never beat 20
.! so horses tha' never beat !h and SILVER cup
valued ut 0O Tor gcItlemcns horses that trv
tpn
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THE nan AND NAT.

The Pastimss OF Baltimore da.oaod the Tut o
Bailey club OF New YORK Yesterday by lGi0G
Tfc Enterprise Base Bal hub Of JerSor City beat
the Union sse BAN club OF the place yesterday
score - to I.
The employees Of the County bindings of Nc!
LAughAnvnlc yicd IN" Pie Eaters wi, play with
the beugn' snc Oos, OF the Fourth Ward OF the
city on SATURDAY
Capt. Boyle's Cub, the " l. mbars,' viii contest
vi The Hon. W illidm Wanwi ght's liOc Nng Rams.
OF the Oieon for bal. IN amaieh game mex week on
tl,.
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Tho Frcnch Fleet In the Baltic About "a
Strike.

LONDON, Aug. IA despatch from Copenha.
gen to day. states tha, the Duke do Csdore, the
French Special EnvoY. left that city to-day Ho had
no interview with tho King The French dee,
moved south yesterday,
II bombardment OF the cities OF Kici and S,rll.
surna is expected hourly Seven ships, with troops,
nre expected In the Baltic tomorrow
tt following Prussan vessels are At williams
haven. on the oiienbura coast: King William, y
guns Frederick Carl, 10 runs Crown Prince, I6
guns; Arminius, guns; Prince Aielbcrt, guns
md 1--WE wooden corYettes each % guns and several
smaller vessels.
The Arminius stole out OF the Baltic during 'os.
and ran the gauntlet oil the French nset Tho har.
bors OF Kiel and ssrabsund arc obstructel BY
chains, sunken vessels, aud torpodocs.
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King Williams Advice to Prince Leopold.

"AsHISoToS, Aug. 1.-THE State Department
mas Berlin dcspatcEes from Minister Bancroft, who
says 'hat whom the Spanish throne was tenierei to
irihoe Leopold King William used all his powers O
persuasion TO induce him to reject H. lie remin lel
w" OF 'ho la'e OF Maxmllian, aud warn,i him tha,
.ue op'hlsh people would not be content with
'o''En 'u''r' when argument ailet. the King 40
pl'eI 70 h's lePa' advisers, who informed him that
lnrle was no authority 20 prevent tho Prince ion1
eVatIasiuG himsvlI II he Ge9igoI " 10 80 80 f.r
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Fight In "A Newark Cemetery.

As funeral was passing through the cemetery
OF the HoiS Sepulchre IN Newark, PItrick Burns At
'c'GIt" TO drive over some graves, when Mr.. Ken
nv. TIE keeper. tntcrferel. and was knocked down
ana beaten. Just then, German assistant OF Mr.
kenny rarac ~, and was similarly treated. and the
horse was driven over him. James itpcer~, a one
ltmii h2cN driver, tren.nterlcrcdw en- Burns lol.t
hini blow IN Tie fico Burns then quietly drove Oh
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CURIOSITIE KS or CRIMR

lryng Duane, clerk OF Boyd Cory Pomeroy .,
Co, Boston, has becu arrested stealing 81 worth
OF boots iron his employers.
Early Yesterday morning, orscer rowen surprised
Tour river thieves q. wSE .Se loot Of Bridge street
Rrooklyl, The pirsie1 isd 70 their boat aud rowrd
away, waen tho ciicer hrei two Shots lt them hut
without cACct. 1hev thoreupoa rcturncl four aloi s.
the bullets rytng past the o head aud " lgins Ia
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Tho English Dcspni iches-Lord Derby on
English Neutrality.

LoSDoS, Aug 1.-THE Earl of Derby yester.
day delivered an address be ore an association of
agrlcnurists at BlackpcO IN which he alluded TO
Tie war, aUd strongly urged that England should
maintain her policy Of non Intervention,
The city cCuncIl OF Brussels have voted an ad-
dress OF tlanks to Queen Vetorn for asserting Be-
ciah neutrality. Leading houses al Antwerp de-
ciine TO transact any business, Tho Bank OF Eng
IAN has reduced its rate OF discount one half per
cent. The rate Is now 5L
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4 Now York WhoIc.aIer on will s,O,ooO.

B0srON, Aug. LIP. shelton Tyler of the firm
OF Tyl'r GO, OF New York, wholesale whiskeg
scond"l on saturday list taxing III the available
funds OF the firm, about So 0Jl, ana the books of
the CVmNanY. telegram IRON Nov York says
tiat the Office of the frm Ia that city has also bocn
cOscl.
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TROITIN0 ar BUPFA 10.


E,,.s ,y;uners-The sost Rive-Miio Race
ever Troited-Tine, 1910 "a.
The interest in the races al Buffalo still con-
unuos, and the attendance Is immense. There wore
three Hots to-day
ras FIRST aAcs.
This was for horses that had never beaten 2.A
The entries we're r. Dobje's CPhiladeIphia) Totspur
D: Maee's IN. W Tattlcr, J. Lovctrs IN " Henry
": VI %oodrug,s (ss,so Lcopss, ": Browns
Thomas. and Graves aud 1.oomis's tChicsgol. Rocky
0fthese, latter, License and u, ron did not start
Henry was leading fsyorite. lie won In four heats.
SUMMARY.
Purse Hooo. for horses mat have meyer beaten 30,
hArncss.
Loystisb g. Henry; ;;''.'''''' '''.'''.." !
e,avss LcomsS osPu ~ ;ociy.. ;ociiy',.''.....''
Time-i;sss, hss, as, 2.saX.
eas S's as 5u SS ne 81 s Gs sf SuT HSS
and ~ BsSTy TssS HfH srHs Ss.
Henry third and Tso%!. d.'.nosd: Time: :,a.s 80.
Hcafy wcs s~.7 . and nd led ali SacS lie heat
io,:pur broke ofen: and vas beaten out two lengths
TniRD HriT Strong odds on Henry. He was nrst
ospu 5ss second s ssa ce cee r
IL .ros .ss % Hsy II:
iurn.. But on the b.cs stretch. Henry got away a
sRs % srs % ss ID ,s 81 sSy
max Sesp' snsS Henry Winning the Sss, i,yy Gy
eeah only d a. nat on efss Aoaphai heat 10 both
the sLcoSD RAGS.
This was for horses that had never beaten eSo. The
Q. " bmick OwensboLo. KY rs Joe shswhan.
J. Sani,, sm,h, LsHsi,,et ,ns,., KS". ~ 4; Logan
P.%., Ss s1 r ePs'; me I ,Ss Period
o y XEers Jes,snworts. Kan. b. n, Kansas queen.
neshe,ry: HLdetown; Pa PIX 9 Black Mac.
e. Gss EsserSi Ds!rn'. Ds,4a dS sTaiS ce.st,,.
k1,Ssl k2,S SsT ESs s5 S; en- nc s9Sss o",ss; %
GtSys. Looms, Chic 40. Sii N. Cieinsniios, ~"
VIC. iTown. Colunbus d.. h. g Dr,ft.
Owner. Cleveland, ". m Lady Garncd.
Jones. ckBcSS HONE s1s s fnsG a. ISHns'fs
OIL OF TIC Period; Kans., Queen Frahk Eolte Gle.
not start rhe bcinns was mlch dviied, % tie ODDS
strongly on se the sSs second ses sSe sSs
handiiy agood race.
20 Frs, ho:s ssa; .seasd sorsc s,s' third Soise
$3.50. Mile heats 3 IN g, IN harness.
u. noGrsgors bik. n. Cossette..............s
nSSas nnSaasF5gf 81 'ts t.eScls &; g'SE ,msr
n 1 FsSS Fhs
" inS S,%"s ac c'G sss SSsSs ss,a% TN TIE summary
ne s fG @ a. 1S sp al S9U5S s1S S ss
home; sinnns :,e h"a; b. four enStas, Mac sccosd,
Ianced ri%,a. 2::ns. " ""' '0''''"' "''' u''
srcoso asIy- -Lsay o.rselt was drawn. There wa,
Won Sry ~ SRs SSs c., Of the sSt
Tuian EEkr.-prif. wai drawn. Coset,e nvcr,te at
iroHi q II. hgge.'reich Eser. cosete came ,orwsd
60, BY Mac also, ana was second, Mac third Tune
c on ws coseits sG b and tseS on and he Srsi
a Az he heaL
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Mcnotu GaribRidi Exciting the Italians
ARaiust France.

PARIS, Aug. 1.-The GdatOis reports that
Menotu Goribsldi is at Milan where lo is ineiting
popular demonstrations against France, in order to
prevent the French s!mpsthes Of the Italian Gov.
ornment from taking practical form.
TBg ITALIAN CHAMBERS SUMMONED.
FLORENCE, Aug II Active diplomatic negoria-
tons are in proEsss in this city 1ne lal.n Cham
bers have been summoned TO meet on Tuesday next
for the purpose OF receiving a communication IRON
the Government.
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FLASHES IRON THh ocEAN cAB1ns

The o'Donohue Is bankrupt.
Cotton closed in Liverpool with upllnd- Mt sJid..
md OIleats al aka.
Consols closed at 0lI eve twentles ca sGL .
). Ot, 81. '6i -: ter iostle'. -.
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The raising of the siege Of.Londondctry is TO be
cclebrlied in that city to-day. Monster urpcessous
OF Ioth Catholics and O.nngsmcn are Intended.
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FATHOMING THE MYSTERY.
MR. BENJAMIN NATHAN,s sERVANT's
SON. WILLIAM KELLY.


A Sun Reporters Trials ut the Nathan Ms.-
sion-An Intorvtcw with MIR. Kelly
What he Says, and What be Don't Say.
As the somewhat unsatisfactory testimony Of
William Kelly on the Nathan inquest yesterday
morning directed public suspicion upon him, Sun
reporter proceeded to the house Of the late Mr. Ma
than In the afternoon to see the young man, and
learn further particulars concerning him. The door
was opened by o little red-beaded, iivid-looking
waiter Of sulKy aspect He was not In the house at
the time Of the murder, but was serving the family
in the country. The SUN reporter POLITELY stated
his errand. and asked II William Kelly was In the
house.
"Yes," was the reply.
"Hss be sleD, here every night since the death Of
Mr.. Nathan -.
"He has"
"I suppose he intends sleeping here tonight an d
during the week :"
I" lie does"
"Does he sleep in the upper part Of tho house ?,
"Yes"
How long has he beon with Mr.. Nathan"
don't know. I've known him year. That Is
tcndent Jourdan. lie took down a lot OF answers
from Kelly, and will tell you about him"
"Notbing u TO ba mad from Jourdan. lie will
not give any information What has Kelly beea ON.
ployed at In Mr. Nathan's familyf"
"He has been running crrsnds and doing odd Jobs,
"Wppo"
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no.niiar ~, ~ t ~. no.'ou anpuns unpeas'nl VI
sraI~ y, wv 'V''' W 'u ID" 0"'''0'e' so"-
''.No
uties ho o,.. .noL.. =. ~ H. -. .c.,. .,.,.
nr Na,na e'c' W.. sp"sen ,,i ~ ho wsre onohaou NV"
W" -, NJ N1'1su, 1, y, nau NY l'',,eeius VowNus nun
,v.. ". s NV nesIu n,in., a., - ,.
and n.sa IA ,n,. s.ii i NV nang,s p'eaSan''
~ 49,. ia a' -, ~. ~, ,.i,h M yvui - 'e.' @ - -,
mn, - ,.i, n y W, s,'o :, "''' "'N' anu "osi"Vs
81 Ss,s Sus ~. ~, ,ots'ue. ,e uuv
an "o"s, y, , mse 70 ~ ne'V
az vu - .,, .. u''i,n' IN -, ... ,,,-,
IN, NJ % WI, -, eau asa"' ne ~ no' hhev 70 DC
o", Ss e'ep'ns'
70. ,,-,
mere ID detective In the house, Is there not ~
Yes.
Tue snky waiter during this eolloquy ID the
,,,. -, and seemed, at each reply anxious ~
olose Il ADD descend below. Not an answer was
svnn 49, sod tina nroress OF pumping the iello~
- .n.,I..., -
" ", ,s .nihs ou, aarecaoie.
W u.etufhMs rloru1 ater 10 Tue houie, the sun
IopoI'er iOuni oHcer BeNertse al the door, and
earnou unat ne WAS IN chsrge OF the premises, which
oonitlhou lhe suky waiter, bi. mother, servant
Hl, hnd young htiy. The Naihsns hai lett the
uomi,cs TWO dals alter tie murder, aud were At
'he hlosmirle Hotel.
hely under surveillance :" said the SUN re
porter
Not particularly
Docs ne 90 out when he plesses ~
Yes all the servants come ard 60 IS they like
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The Republicans Of Spnin Rejoicing Over
the Prussian Victory,

MADRID, Aug. 1.-THE decree of amnesty
Is published in the 0Gcia Gazette. II
parions oil political offences committed
stree the ath OF September, 1853. up 70
this mo with tho s::.,5 cohd.i5a that persons in
tie military service who come under the oIi"r4tioN
oi TIE decree shall lake tie oath to the Constitution
Those abroad NAV subscribe 10 the oath before any
representative OF Spain.
rus DAWN or LIBERTY
Dissehsions have broken out Ia the Council Of
State Al the last sitting there was violent scene
between sehor Rios Rosas. President of tie Coun.
Gil, and Gen. Prim.
TIE news Of the Prussian victories is received
here with exualon by the Radicals, who see in
the defeat Of Napoleon hopes for the restoration of
the Republic Of France, and its conscQ cQuent esab.
lishmen in Spain. The monlrchists are beginning to
lose confidence.
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II 10 believed that the objcc, Of the Prus.,n, ia IN
ges between NETS and Paris.
INC sccoens representing that strssboorg Ia still
:" COMMUNICATION WIN Nsncy are untrue Stras-
oosk "~ oeon compioN'J oesiefed since Monday,
s'e '"e ks'es are smut hesvy artillery Is now on
'"o "y 'or 'ne frusslans. stout resistance is
expeeseo'
sHs rsvssiASs STILL PURSUING rHs vREsoB.
bsRzar, Ava. 1.-THE following ofncial sdvces
were rccetved In this city las, evening:
aAnsngcn, Aug io-Rvening. The French are
~ s1y s'aun ssMvsng toward 'he hose.ie q. points
up ths FRENCH WHOM, they AZ. eioss,y nursnns /,
hesyy foyce. They have crossed tie line OF sssre.
' rssu,u' vssna renqn,n. FMquemorL and fermos
- - = ~ ' " ~"'''
w 80.
h1s' "a cO ~. n'-No enk&omoh' nss
n p'a0o' ns'a 'e' IN 'ctree" ouring the
'""" i"' "o'r7 co"H'ee 'n esoe"en' sp'ris'
sA''lsVs o.. AeAs
No, sh., ,,. I,nn.r., h..a,n.-,... 49,. 40 49,. :,
Netz Ia Fra.eai. s,.,s. thu .,,,,,,on s.n.r.,v
thus: eth. yrerob hold IN. vos,.. .,d ,h.,, n,s.
saecs The prus,i,n, ar. m,..inv =, ,hs,, o... {"
,vo emma IN IN, x,vxc, .,vx
Asv,... ,,o,. Nj, ........ a., a.. r
am, a, ,ha pn,,. ,., -. -. 49,. -
ar.. ,.r.o, o,. a. .o....,..,., -. ~. -
.r,,,o, o,. :. md, A.. ,-a.,,o. :, So, a.,
u,hon '"' "''
.,,,,yo, r,vv.-
-, " ' ~
"e oo"'".' vU'''' "es s'''.'' ,o" ms " ".''
Pess 'o"i Sceee'"aJ e'ehius' De"' VI 'no oau"o
| " f.o'o""onc' "o s"' "ea'e' "'sns No"A
"o" you "'' .o''' ~'''o' u"oo' .'" n 's1u' "
o-' VI w ''sv''o o''p' sne so'''oa VI ue
| 9c WV. f' .''u '. '' "o''
'no o'ose ., '"o uay snu co'ereu 'he 'e"e"
| '"o pu'su" VI 'nc eno'nS WIS Vigorous "is'' ou'
sooa ooo-"' me.o reo"nhossahee' nsenanon,
| $50 e'"s ''""e "a' y" wv .eu''' p-ss'i
| 'o es'' oa"".1' ~ o. n.''no' ""'o" Ns soan
u' y" sNuus, ''t".' ."" o'oup'o1 y, "' i'u
| nv. s''' Wv "''' N'''" VIVA '"Oe 'NsA
-
| MORE HsEscH nrPcRrs ABOUT rHn PnussrAs
Lossss
| IT,. ,o.-.., o~.., -. ,, =. j.,
| o ""''"" "p''" ."S'' w p" ioc'oca 'ns
morning no attack has been made oe oar ten wing
l - ''"'V'se ID good order" Al
the battle OF Fro-eheyille eorna of volunta.r an,
| ,oo,. .....,.. ,,,. -, ,-,,... =, y, =
1 e'S"'' "oa'"s ""''o ososos' hs msH'oteu oy he
| General Convention, everywhere rendered most
| prssevor,hy .crv,cs Tn. uo.,,.., ..v. O.r.o.
| -. :, '' ~V"''.' ''' Pe'so
| "o''y oi ehure connJence, VINO has lust arrived
from Alsace states that tho Prussan 10 -ses in tie
| recent fighting xers hawaii co,n,,,,,,on Ia H.
| =, "se "''' o'o"" eo"pu's"oh Nv he
Nosge'' decision and the greatest energy prevail.
| '"o ""oe "oohe nlies'much enthusiasm.
| WHAT rns rRussiASs AcKSowLgDoE.
| The Figaro says physician who has Just return.
eo IRON the 'front.' reports that even the Prussians
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swim. tho Bounty Lawyer. Again in Court.

The case Of Frederick B. Swim, who is accused
OF defraudinR Arthur Cosgrove OF a part OF his
bounty, was set down for examination yesterday
before Commissioner Shields, but Cosgrovo WAS
absent and the hearing was postponed until
Monday. This, being a test case, Is anIiousy
watched by large number OF veterans whose bouu-
ties have been retained by the sharks whom they
empowered to collect Tor them. Mr. Willis, the
counsel OF SwIn gave notice to the Hon. A. II.
Purdy Assistant District Attorney, that he inten led
10 produce witnesses to mpcsch the testimony Of
CossroVc. An hour after the disposition OF the
case COsgroye appeared before the Cumlnissionor
and PROMISED 70 attend neHi Monday.
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from encouraging the candidacy, as asserted By
France, King William opposed II from the very
start
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE M rHH
SUMS REPORIERs.
A wsrpiss to Bisckmsiiers-A Dcepicasss
Practice to bc Steppcd-Judse Dewiins
Doiua n (1ooA work.


Practice 70 bc stepped-Juass Dewiiss
DeinG a Good Work.
A very genteelly sttred young man named
Archibald A. BurrouThs who is said 10 bs In ieagus
with some OF the keepers OF disrcpusbis houses ia
this city, was srraigoed before Justice Dowiins on
warrant, ss the instance Of Mr. Henry O. Shoovo. of
Trenton, N. J. The complainant who 10 said 70 b
In the employ OF the United States Government
charges Burroughs with attempting TO oxtort from
him $500 under threats OF exposing him 10 bis wife
and family, alleging that Mr. Shoove had been In The
habit OF visiting bad houses On the receipt OF lais
demand the complainant consulted Judge Dowiins.
WHO advised bin 10 pretend TO sequiosco and 70 senI
adecoy letter through the post ose to that effect Act
Ing under this advice Mr. Shoovc had an ocer secres
cd. who arrested the backmaiier he having foil into
the trap laid for him by tie ss,ute Justice On the
preliminary examination the defendants counsel Cd.
mued his clicnts guilt, but appealed TO tho Judge
IN m,'ig,t9n the extreme respectabiliy OF the so-
That is an sggrayaton OF the offence. His iesra-
ing and responsibility alike contribute TO mako this
dasterdly offence the neaner l know OF men who
lay claim 10 respecability who Indulge In these in.
State Senator from Kings county who runs q house
OF prostitution In seventh avenue, between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets, who makes II busi-
ness TO watch wealthy mon and prominent citiSons
mail them under threats Of exposure 10 their
families. i shall request Superintendent Jourdan
hereafter 70 detail squad OF men TO watch those
yampires-these social pests, and when they
rested and brought before me, shall deal summsrily
with them and they shall receive Just reward for
their deepicable work. l intend IN all cases Of this
KIND TO .ieat these ccnndres as yaerants aud seud
mahded."