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Kezish Hinton and her Lover-The Incen-
dInrism and Poisoning In DIoomaeId.

Keziah Hinton, the colored girl who has al
ways lived with the f.miiy Of DR.. VIM. A. Mellow.
ell, Of BloomBeld, N. j., was arrested on Tues
day on suspicion OF being an sccomplioc In
the wholesale poisoning Of tho family (eight
persons) OF DR.. Mcdowell, and In burning his barn
aud stealing the family silver. At frat she protested
her Innocence. but sle acknowledged that she bad
allowed her colored lover Jacob Clark, to pu. white
powder In the well and red powder in tho SUGAR.
Yesterday sle admitted that she burned the born,
under direction Of Lcr lover; that she did al tie
roisoniog though Clark bought tho powder at q
store to which sic had directed him She added
tnat Giiaii. tod her that she bad worked for tho
Doctor so long That his properly was hers, and told
her TO do something TO help along toward getting
married. In1uenceJ by lila. she stole the silver
and hid II, witt the inicnii66 81 selling t. She
tntl her story with eomposure, and did not to
realize the extent OF her crimes. Although never
married, 81 has hid three children one OF whom Ia
living. Jacob Clark tie lover, is a muscular plan.
tation negro. about 81 years Of age.
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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE BY TIE
SUMS REPORTERS.
An End to tn. compoundins Of FsIonis.- ,

An End to the Composndins Of Feienies-
City Judge Bedford Setting his Face
agninst the Smotherina of Compin ints-A
Witness to Feel tho Power Of Court.
In tho Court Of General Sessions yesterday,
the District Attorney ssked for an attachment for
the arrest OF Theodore Jacobs, the complanan, In
case set for hearing, who was absent, and TO have
such punishment meted out to him ss would teach
laymen that they could not treat processes OF the
Court with contempt Tho Jury panel he said, had
gone hand In hand this month with the authorities;
and the ofcias had endeavorod to do their duty but
citizens summoned treat the process OF tile Court
with soorn. Judge Bedford had 40 hesitation In
saying that IL iaymsR Summoned as witnesses wouo
act a. promptly and conscen tously the authori-
ties the great current Of crime set In for the last
three months In our city could be checked not
otherwise. The case was then postponed, and an
attachment was granted against Tie Witness. -.
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LIFE IN The METROPOLIS.
D1SHES HERE IND THERE ny THE
sUN'S REPORTERS.

DR.. Carnochnn Coating the Health Bontd
into Trnp-Cnn New YsrH state Om-
tiais Wipe Out New Jersey Port t-Fuu
Ahead for the Lawyers.
AZ the Health Boards meeting yesterday, Dr
Carnochaa called attention TO the evasion Of our
health laws by vessels coming 20 NeH York, and
landing cnrgocs. after he had ordered them into
quarantine, BY FIST getting pcrrJs from The ncllth
OGlcer at Perth Amboy, which have been accepted
by the socalied H"Gth onicer VI Brooklyn, whose
proper title should be City sanitary Inspector The
DocIor explained the evasion thus:
IwenV-iour hcrre after he had put vessel into
Quarantine, she went 70 Perth Amboy there re-
ceived permit, and sent up her infected cargo to
our wharvea, or 20 brooklyn Dr. Clrnochln of.
lotci resolutions directing tive sanitary Iupector TO
send back oil such vessels 10 Quarantine A very
interesting discussion arose, and DR.. CamocLan in
sisted mat we urint o. the Health OMctr IT Perth
nmb1y SHOULD not Interfere with ha iurs lection as
Health ofcer OF this port. Finally on motion ct
mr. Maniore the city sanitary Inspector was iii
rected TO withhold permits IRON vessels coming
RON injected ports with cargucs con tued 10 this
port unlcss the captain, ascnt, consignct shat
present the usual CcrhdCato from The Health OGicet
VI the port vi New York.
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When Judge FoScr cit his Office as Assistant
Treasurer, the subordinates III that establishment
presented him with an elegant silver pitcher, as a
mark OF their respect Tor hin officer. and their
high regard for him Us gentleman. To the note
conveying this gift Judge Folgcr replied in a beau.
tiful letter, which We should not fail to publish at
length, were our columns not so largely occupied BY
the absorbing matters connected with the war In
Europe. IL shall" he says, "treasuro both tho
Kit and the written communication. l shall not
forget either; but II hal to remember but one,
should choose TO teinember-to remember aud to
dNen upon-the written words which tel me Of your
high regard, which acknoS edge the kindness which
has existed between us and the courtesy and justice
which you have found 10 ne" II in any degree"
says judge Folger the conduct Of this once FOR the
last seven months has been successful and sdtsiac-
tory err not IN saying uai II Is due to the jealous
elleient, and loyal cooperation OF those engaged In
IT," And In leaving" lac concludes, IL Is In stu
certify gentlemen that | say that II IL with feelings
Of sadness at the severance OF kindly and pleasant
Official and personal relations. ! shall hot forget
you, a. uuat that you viii not forget NE"
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FERMENr ~ East N1W FORK.
The Railroads Seiziug Land which tho
Property O~nsrs have Acquired for a

The Railroads Seiziug Land which tho
Property O~nsrs have Acquired for a
Public Park CaURrsie Railroad War.
The change of terminus of the Cansrsic Rail
road East New York gives general dissatisfaction
20 the property owners on Atlantic avenue. AT least
it would seem from the trouble which has arisen
IRON IL. Last Thursday evening the property owa.
met to protest against the railroad approprlauns
Atlantic ayeEue 10 their own use without any legal
authority and especially without the consent Of the
property owners along the route appropriated. TIE
Atlantic avenue property owners have repeatedly
protested Aust the concentration Of horse railroads
at the Howard House. They want the tracks run
through to the ccu,re OF the village and to form
junction at point snme Hofv nrar Van Siclen ave
nue., which Is In The very heart of the population.
THIS tue charters o. the companies require them 10
do and since the roads have sun TO their present de
pot. the People have accept 10 the change checrluy.
and no complaint WIS heard until y Mas proposed TO
change the route OF tie Ciuarsic md Bockw.y
Beach Railroad without regard 90 tie public ,u1l.
yenencc. The opposition 10 TINS Wua 40 strong tat
comulish this object was defeated.
The railroad men, Notwithstanding ihi@ defeat
took possession " Tho avenue ana laid their track
and began 10 Guu Their trains. Etohnr nlignan;
at this outrage, The ptoplo called mass meeting 20
protest AGAINST a., Last lAuisdiS evening Wa 49,
cyont'ul night ln Ei.t Now YORK. Al the mass
uectag on tbgt evening thc people claimed that os
locg as tine ingi,ature denied thc railroads The
rgt OF way 90 The Howard House, they had NJ
right 10 Iuu over 10 without some authority. The
streets in mont oil the present terminus are 20 block
ed mp by raj Dads that 80 is inppss bs to drive q
WAGON, and in some cases 10 Walk without danger
Oh Ike and limb, 80 reU ale Tie cars TO ID, side
walk aud to run steam car into the mi l,t OF all t.ia
crowd sad the speakers. A. tHe height Oi absurdltv
Moreover. said one OF the 81 oJknrs, the Atlantic
avenue property owners aio about 10 improve the
avenue so tLtt u viii ilTu continuation Of Attain
tiC uA,une boulevard VI ~ 01Alyu, AMI for tbs Iur
pose tncy have Just negotiated Tor and purchased q
Now York ayen.c7, intcnlnS TO make It public
aqutIc OF PARK, aga ihl' pee" 20! properly fad ong
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The School Trustee Bribery The Inpcach-
mrnL mud OmhIinx of InnnnaarN.

John Il. Hennossay, the School Trustee, who
was ousted from o0ice by the Board of Eiucation
on charge Of taking tOO Tor securing the appoint
mcnt OF young woman "a teacher in public
echool applied to Judye Brady yesterday By coun-
sci 'or a mdHQdmYs to compel the Board to allow
linn to resume lis position NJ School Trustee, claim
ins that TIE resolution OF the Board Of Education
uischargng him contained oly The allegations that
he was guilty Of careless and indi-ctcct conduct
and that the offence was not specified with which
be was charged. The right Of the Board to adjudi.
cate upon the charge was also qI'stioncd. Mr.. A. j
Nandcrrocl Tor tile Board OF Biucttion. contended
that by It's bylaws the Board had the power to OK
ret Trustees for disgraceful or improper conduct,
which would tend ~ damage the school system. The
Court denied The application, holding that the Board
sittlu. rs 10 did was proper tribunal
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IDMIRIL PORTER,s YACHYS.

The America Redivivns-At TncI, sap.'s
Expense - The Little Bjr and what
mighi have been Done with the bIsney.
Ncc-Aimird D. D. Porter ia a very great man,
M. H. cpdutry owes bim debt OF grautgle 1t Can
le'e! a-Ter repay. while 1t Is very trne he has
enSen our navy gfe-i III seas, AID made Us the
lusLin. stock of the world because OF the weakness
Il our fleets abroad, the country will n'ver for
et hat to him and him alone ere We indebted for
hD formation # national yacht club. Whe the
l'cs sad property Of ouT citizens IN Cuba ar 10
I,u Be- Iuse OF the inadequate protection ne lied
N'm 10y the Government, tho hachiayeA Of the
81 " Department laughs the sufferers to lcorn, an
goe- IN H,tng up IN regal splendor yacht In wnci,
3, I-pDrt himself nj add new lustre to his crown
IF ary.
co., reno" net America is now attached to The yacht
slluIou Of tLe United States. She las b, IA t,,cI
ap Il the brooklyn Navy Yard, and ut In complete
lr!rr Ncw sails new masts, new copper, new
Hiie rigging, aud new appointments throughout
ave bpea added, aud, we are iniOrm-- 10y Tr0lt.
lent nicer ui the station, al coat exceeding sIJ,.
a" she lie onicered and manned Is follows;
gr, Commandment $3.50 Two matos...........tl5 800
lEr AtsHts- slp $40. IWtnt! Use rcl...., 1859
II VIII be seen that the cost u maGniGs the beau
h'll lrai' h .t,1 lr. NJ 1a exceeds si7GU. it- Of
c"ll't d"'r not .HcUt" i-t eN uf Provisioning btT
ana OtnSi rAltI-es, "iI'H LaY sa,ui b, Pat 20 SiO
nv more InClli'na HI.,u .., Gl4 the Il tl clst OF
aiding The AmoucA g. tDe yacht ..aairo4 to b.
$40 40.
rho yacht Is :. spi' IN th coming race for the
challenge cup, ate. wli,. Almial Porter Wll ttle
L.r abroad Wan han Uu bis pleasure mp, a.G outer
Doc next So on IN sOma VI iAe uIurrDps races
-..Iss the Atlantic
iHis being the programme as lal down. we bog
..H,r no ask tue patriotic gentlemen vi the Nav
g., trlneut, what tisht they have 10 ana 9pU,r
? lu of the peoples money to -uCh CHI .l-L lur
".. as il-l VIII II add 10 the glory OF tIe United
al.''- To- win the challenge cupi
.-. done 10 AFFORD DCS Meade a chance TO dis, ~
''t hu4sea soaluau-ipf or j. 10 what TIE Icppe ur
N.t. % 90 ne, Wliu waste Of the public money o.
l1H 90 tht IrnOWn VI Vice Admiral a. ID, Porter
l.t taxpayers want TO kIDR. 80 long as q g }nctl
Antrrl HIo- the United ~ ties hag, let tie NAVY
D. rurut keep silent about It's inability to p.u
". american q. uztDs abroad for want Of funus Ia
d ODD. ships, Seventy ,Iuu-aud d0laIH would puy
Do NNN of Wunty gu slOop OF war for Ml
".u' iua here Nc have }. wasted on tag tttn-
ia' VI pleasure boat Tor the Vice Admiral
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On Saturday next, and each day Of the races,
the train Of the New Jersey Southern Railroad con
meeting ut Saady Hook wi,a the steamer Plymouth
Rock On hor II A. A. trip, Will run through to the
race course, stopping at Long Branch only Those
Lound TO the will purchase tickets TO Ocean
port From present indications the rush to these
races will be larger than ever known. Admiral Fish
Jr., with his Characteristic foresight, is making the
most liberal arrangements to accommodate the tens
Of thousands who Will 90 10 0ceanport In event Of
the steamers Plymouth Rock aud Jessie Hoyt being
Inadequate TO finnish comfortable transportation 20
lAe t.ronS be has The reserve steamers Old Colony
1II kaute state ready for instant service, and
could, % required, transport AUyO people day over
hi. end Of tire route.
Tie Iiee.e9i-Cs from saratoga that are TO partic
pate an tht Long Branch sports ~ hc cUuye, Ci
rom Albany by special steamer direct to SANITY
Hook MGR, whore they will be placed IN q spec
tIAln Anl -akgn 70 The Stables ssguel 70 .hem.
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rnr so Urn eRS CRY OF DISTRESS.
The OutrageS in North Carolina II Oidcn
and bis Crew Robbery In all the South
ern Stnte-- Completely OF the Adui nj -

and bis crew Robbery In an the south.
ern Stnte-- Completely OF the tAdmiu ts-
trntiOn.
'oLI''p'ndencc ~ The sun.
WASHINGTON July S5.-Ihe slate Of things in
Nofth carolina ~ dcplorabe IN The last dc gree, and
has been Drought about by political conspiracy
triv'd between the extremists In Congress anil Gov.
Holden at Raie,sb. Lc slation IN the last days vi
the session was adopted, an clectonecrne trick,
winch wilyct react arlins, those who rtsortsd To
the desperate expciicut, by which personal liberty
BE- outraged, AID the rghti u the cuzcus tram
pied uhlor iout ly reckless mar,udar' Ike "Coi.
huk,' who nave bcon hired to commit those crimes.
There IS not more orderly. law 40. ling, or excel
lent population In The whole country than i' TO ne
found IN The State Of North ClrohnA Bnt the poo
pie are adverse to GOV. Holden and hs dc'poue and
pluudering gang. They intended to mini'est that
oppoaiion AZ the balotbox' ana the knowledge mat
such cond 'mnnt'0n was certain induced Holden
TO adopt these arbitrary ana infamous measures Tor
The purpose Of preventing any popular expression
Hsa'nS' NM ana ID avs o'vn u3''" ny th' en-
te'ni''s III CohEr',' UNI o' i've '''4'''hN p'tn "'
"'oh "ouia carry '1o '''''''hS " ""y i"o'hs now
ever migrant
Liko most ol the men VINO are not earpetba'gers
anu VINO no" occupy p''"''ns W prominence IN inc
oou'h' Holden was 'rl-'n'ly one OF the most VIC
Ient sccessionsts IA Nor'h Cirohna' at the time
Nieh sueh men as 'r'Naih' brown barfinGeF, aud
We hAI' were surviving 70 preserve peace and TO
Keep INC "'a'' III we uhoh' Holden denounced
'h'h 'nen as Uh'o's' because they resisted his
'e''on""ie d''fh' ah' w. "hen he IS converted
from interest 'otu, o'het extreme ne - equally lavish
ia ABUSE OF upright men, the itchet Of whose shoe
.r Wy
tHe people oil North Carolina. like all the recon-
s"uV''u s''''S' nave Oo'h roobci by organized
'"'' " ''',''.' j" 'Ho o'l'e uO'efh'ncht ana be'
80. Wv "'', s'u'''a 'horuious ueoS upon
-, S"' 1871 ,'' n'os' industrious
aas, 80, "un 'uo' pS' u,
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JoHN REiL5s LIsr CnANcE.

A po,itior Stgned Inv S,ix r'hou.nnd Citizens
10 be Presented 10 Gov. Hoffman New
Facts about O1iecr Smedick, otherwise
Bourbon Jim-Ordcr for the Arrest Of
Smcdich az the instance of Real.
judge stuart Is N Albany pleading before Gov.
Hoffman for Communication OF the death sentence
r'ccutly passed upon John Real, Tor the killing on
Ger Sme' lick. \ petition, signed 10y COO residents
OF The Twenty-lrst and other wards, Is to be pre-
sen,vd TO the Governor, in behalf OF Real mum
her of Catholic priests, including the Rev. Father
C,ogry Father McCreldy, Father Corrigan, 1nd
clio, oi..,r,ne, ysh, h,vs kn,vr, Rc,l ~, h,s
V'hS' Wv . ''N" VIZ. '''0 We ~N ''''i' "'S
boyhoOd, have sent letters 10 :h6 Governor, asking
his Excelency TO comfy NTH the rcguest of the
-, -, -, ,o,',,.,. ,a,lr,,,o,,,h hta ~
jury "u'V" "pa'.'u''u'" ie'o''''V""v" "'" "
mercy and some OF these prieats give Real good
Character.
AN 'ls neno' ii ns.. TU'r ,'.. n''e
.'sNra lie peunon ana At 'so Ss"'S ,"e ain'. .,
S a ,"sopcr win those Of the wSn Depu.y
war,on ana iailors ot the Tombs. who have Lal
cborco q, Rel during the past eighteen months
Ahjayts have been made b. onicer Nee "ho ar
rested Real, Deputy Collector hoAhctmer who
namber OF ci'H0os who heard the officer threaten to
take Reai's L'c--ail going to show that smediek
n. s,eycp,el him from obtaining omp,oyment. and
caused his discharge nom the Situations which be
Ind ATTAINED
"'N '''"'
A letter has been sent 20 tho Governor BY The Rev.
a., l,.t So, -~,,o...,..-, ,, ,t rIo-,..i ,t.,.,
ar chaueI' superintendent u Hl' hu"Mu "-s7iuh'
earne tly bescechIug him 10 commute the sentence.
B,for, Mr. shansr wrote the letter h. carefully read
- a.. ,,,ir,,r,, 10, tho COS. and ,I, t,..,i,,.ooy
-, -, -. -, 4, A., 49,.
winch was eN'iuueu' una "H'NH' II " "Au ueeh "d'
,r.ttrl would prghably have led 10 A verdict of
=,
mans laughter E"al avs That there vas deadly
- a,.t le,yc,n Linn. If and Officer suisItck on a
49, 49,
night OF TIE homicide, and that some Of the VI
ut -.- for the UrospCuIlOu ptrurrl Themselves In
iii. ,ss,rtior b., is borne on by JG..tr N,p who
...,.. l,,c co. ,,t, ios r,,.fe 49,. .ei,,.it c,r
a'i,nt 'i g,.Ii ,nrtnn "'''' 90" ""'''' WI
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Among the docume"is trtn.mttei 20 INC Glvfr-
nor lEe sever ~ .!A '';"t i''"l " 10y"
| 10 nave slArdlcS PnAlshea .U' sSSau,''Hs MN "n
various DC ''sloh'' IAeS ue a. '"hO"s'
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EIGHT PER CENT. GOLD BONDS,
Endorsed by
STATE OF ALABAMA.


TUESDAY, July 2d-EIpCR AND MEAt--The spec
Native advance ~ western aud STATE nours which toll
owed the qtclarauou OF war 20 Europe has been
manly lost thc pas week. Southern hour also SHOWS
some decline ifoiu the highest uoint I've hour and
corn meal Nc NC scarce have advanced In the past few
days. To-day, with duh accounts from abroad there
IN state Western and southern. Rye nour ws timer
hut corn meal dlll We quote suprrhnc state and
western, IS 500 s5Ni, extra state &c s6 ia sG 80
round hoop Onto Sh2l $50, western spring wheat
extras, Sbi0d $685. double extras $500 ESQ; winter
wheat cgtras and double extras, sGS-.75; Gcncgcc
eNitls, SetS0 city shipping extrls. 81 5.&SG75 city
extrls, ~ jOqti; southern blIers aud finy hianIi
S2y $40 Eve -four, sup"rduc ana extra alih Ein
Coinmea We tern jersey &c, $40, 800; brandy.
dRAiS--lGe whole grain market shows mate DO.
cline Ia the past week. and COscs dun AMI unsettled
To-day at further decline OF Jq5c, wheat taken
vance IN ocean frcighs. Salce 1890 bush NJ 81 $50
spnng' tiS&Sl 81 ior. good 70 prime do tl45fsi.is
and 81 $50 SiF for new white Ouo and virginia Corn
va dNl ami heavy At nic.dsLJ2 FOR Western mixed ,
SiG or Yellow, nnditlc6 81 Il FOR white i.yenctve
til1dS 10 fof Western AMI state. FREQ. BARLEY nont
1ai. Oats e. lower closing unsettled Western aud
active sacs 1900 busn at $l30d sIi5 ior Canada and
FllOafll0 ior State Canada peas sold at 81 20, nee
PROvfsfoSs The market has generally improved
duriug the pact week. owing some speculation and
a demand Tor export, growing ont OF the war IN Eu
rope. Today nora was fairly active for prime mes,
with Sale go bills at 80 70, but otherwiie quiet
oity mess t!Jsfsj . Tor extra prime. Beef active
saes 800 bbs. at S,24tl9 for plain and extra moss
Ierce beef quiet At t5@SH for prime mess and India
mess. Cut meats scIrcc, and business limited to
smoked hams al 2selic Bacon l3C0 &c for stretford
and long clear. part for export. Lard a shade hrmer
sale, w pkg, At lG%i6H, Tor No 20 prue IL &C. ior
@lse. Tor Kettle rendered. Dressed hogs dulI at L
ORIG,
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tend the fanersl from het residence 2E East 18Th st.
My fS,s at !, 1 sIoSi, Y ~ ,or,.r ,.o-
5f bs ana AZ i 5gas 9yi;ga 70
oSa@se ts rsSSsr Si or w N9n' sackc st. n
McG,aSs widow gi Jane. assranc, native Of d tho
county Meath, ireland, In her CD YEAR.
~, rel llyes and ffiends OF ng family aud also her
spcclmllv Inv ted 10 attend he funetal from hef late
Tsmde9ee g East 5!d st.. corner Of Madison av, on
, oBklRNF On MONDAY .Triy p, Martha Geraliine,
yaaHh ann O. JAMS ana Martha s oBene ueei
n Funeral rom DC residence Of her grandfather. r
O'Clock s. on %oGnesday JUN pit =, DFo'i""' "ES
mead. Saye fopao, fhan nSS.i s,d Lfgs 49, 4 sim
JuV u 49, II /" ocsce G9 W 50 3 n, w9 y
cs!aa az cspcs 5'ca % 70 S S SSsul az
SIMPSON THE fonorai OF MI r.. I. simrsoo. from
No so wcfi i9h a, vii lake plact on wedicsasg
merniiTng q 10 o'c'ocN. .., ,,,,. -. -
July q, captain william skddy. aged g years and
Funeral services VIII he held NJ st. Johns Church
Stamfoi a. on Thurgiqv morning NJ ~ O'Clock. New
sHERtpAN.-Aqr sicrain. the wife Of le,. Sheridan.
Ireland. a-cl ~ l,afs.
corner 2on II aud ls av On Tim .1ai igly s u 10y
the Epiphany for requiem nlgh mass anl th,nco 10
srODDARD III brooklyn. On Tuasday, 1uiy o. after
alngcring Illness James stodjnrd, in the 'oth year Of
,,, relatives ana frisgds Of the Jointly are respect
qegcs IS s,rl,, 90 It.. Brooklyn l.. D., Thursday.
VAN RASsr%6n Tuesday. tuly 20. the beloved
d1ngter OF Horace ana Amelia Wan Ranst, aged
The funeral VIII take pac fiom The re-, idancc OF her
Inisnis' Wi water e., on "wednesday. 81 * O'Clock
infant son OF Pattlck NJ. and Ellen a weldon. aged ID
Fg9eral iroW Wayfrloy Terrace ,yaTrea st., West
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A book NJ IN pages, contsps q iist Of the best
American Adylrti.luI medium. giving the Idm s. C.l-
cglauon and flll particular concerning the luadiu!
dpl and wrcslY political and family newspapers. -
uuthti with all hose Lynn. large cIcuatllus. p4hlf-
81 m me Interest Of rel Elonl Agriculture tgatnre,
Every advert ser, aud every person who COZ.
tpupllic5 becoming such, VIII mud ms noOk OF Ertat
value. Matt free % any address on receipt Of dfseu
Sow York.
Ihe Piti'hrrrh tPa) Lcqder, IN ~ issue OF May 3D.
.Il su,st ihe uuu WuCh issues tins interesting aGl
yaulWa book O. tie largest ant BEST nlycit.-lny
ngrlcy lu tUn lftcI States, ana we can CnaaIu,y r
commend 10 'o tao attention Of tho' who desire 10 ld
lcifist thor lu,ng-s h.tHtIcHNY ana @yafeiIVnc az '
"A publicity or the yust cNpendturc ol money -AtO,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-27
,,ohiua Bu.iu,ss for the Grave Digqcrs.

While Doctor Carnochan is sending has Quar-.
anune employees racing about the bay on Il steamer
Fletcher with b. brass cannon 20 Tighten ship
charges. the sanitary condition VI The surrounding
shoi,. j.. shamemllY nohoctrd. On Saturday the
og4l siocp from this Gig dumped Lad II poisonous
u,th and dcc.yuc animal matter iulo the bay near
Fort Hamilton. This refuse iloacd upon the beach
tho same night AMI there II has since remained, ia.
ara,hdclling stencil. Yesterday moroing. the car
,s-s IS of Twelve horses were washed ashore. II msy
rr4-itly require another outbreak OF cholera to III
wort me attention OF Tao Health Omcer rom his
nr,tInz battery 10 the utal OF the bay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-27

Yesterday morning, IN the Court Of Special
Sessions, Jeremiah Buckley and Francis CuAiek
we're convicted OF arechy. Last Friday uIsar,
Francis r. Luqueer, Jr, and his brother arrived at
the foot of Warren street from Long Branch, and
hired the accused to drNe them TO West Fiftieth
street, agreeing TO pay ease. on reaching Twenty
third street, one OF the hschHsn dumanded a.. Mr..
Lulucpr declined 20 pay lny such sum, and the
hackmcn threatened 20 hold his baggage. and took
ovcrcoat valued NJ $1t and pair Of boots WORT
Sl5. One month Tor each ~ the peaitentilry.