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SeieSerfasen : 9ir .SS, SdaoSsrfr. Bottom;
SIR. 8, College 4late, urb Jtr. So, Gts
bdrffr. 9ietus BORT
CTR. 602. arfftr., philadelphia
fer. lag, Sranflin Err, Baltimore
Rr. 8 unb as, "a. Gpenne,
Rehabilitation, .. g.;
Rr, las, 6insfr.. NIeratoria, ia.
SdgIi9 lauFen Beridte iiber 2fnberlrg unD SeiIutg,
tpelhe bislss rnerhpuroiee betlmittel bsrpprsebradt, Elm.
2eute iii Baltimore. Die f9 BON isinen ipobltbGtiseu
Wiriunsen H~ber,eueei ipoDsn. ionnen in SIR. 40, 6ib.
Sntatpitr.. ssr; sss site.e baTlesitr: ". 81; SanoSsr'
700, Garatogaftr, Sir. "a utb 81. gt0ro . @lImprefr.,
gr. 1893, gtorh'9apitr., iotpis bel ben Apotbehrn i'm
Nuaenleinen IMd ertinbieen.
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bio= Giienbabn.

NWS|tNNu%S"S %YeV~ 9kItWuNINs
Vim uno raS eDnmtas, ben 5. 9eibr; 1869 ssbsn
tisIta bret 3a9s 3piiGea Baltimore, gBbseling lrb
parisrsbure, pnb itpar:
Der #p#s3us
tabrt td8ltf t5orrtags aas8eaomn1snl UNI 8 nhr 40
Dtiiiuten RIB bon baltimore ab. @ntlnft IN 8ultis
more nm 5 ubr 10 Rinaten gtatnitta8s.
Der SbneasSus
tdsli@ gcnntass einidIteblib) 4benOs 5 nbr -Ria.
Mniunft In Baltimore UNI II IS Morgens.
Der etnStnnattsG rpreBs:3ua 9ebt td8li6
s.55 Gbeitos.
Der W tuaeFs observation-disclosures
eerlaBt Baittmors taislt6 Sonntags aus9enpmnieni UNI
4 ubr gtablH. .Inflnit In Baltimore 10.5 WiorgenB'
DER gIIteott's Gitp.3us sebt bon @altimore
tdeiid sonntGgs aussenoitnen) $40 nne $50 Mor.
gems uro 3 80 Naanitta8s oh, aniunft in Baltimore
S.45 uno II 80 Wtorgens rto $50 4benos.
RAD Paserstopn unb 6reseria.
NbFabrt oes Susss uon Baltimore $40 gorinitsaas
uno 4 uno 5 ubr Na9mitta9s; antunft in Baltimore
YIN 1850 uno i: 55 Wieraeus unb $40 Na&nattass.
Rad Rindbeffer.
Die Bulge perIa len Baltimore UNI $40 Ulorgeus uub
400 9tadnt. rno totnrlen nm l0.50 rnb IL IS 9Rpr.
gems uno $40 Na6mtttass nad SnItintore snrNd
Nah Wafbtnetou.
Ubtabrt bon y aIti IN IRE trHb um 4 nbr 20 Wsia.,
S.55, 4.4o uno 8 nbr 80 @liruten Qbenbs.
Ib9ana BON Waibington frub T. 8 ubr
unS on nbr. Radm. 1a.4b, $50, $40, $50. 500 unS
9 nbr 4benos.
Raa Mnnapplis un 7 nnb $50 TtOrsens nro 4
ubr 40 Win. 9satm. 8erlaien Waibinston un I uno
ESQ Wtorsers uno 8 nbr so Min. 9iGfniitagA.
sos, u. II rbr 80 Min. Wior9ens, q h. 40 N. g,adm.
uro 8 lbr 80 Wstn. abos. Derla fen gDaibinstpn hin
8 ubr Uloraens. uno $50. $40. 8 unb 9 uhr 9beuos.
gBssea tpettsrsr anstunit, ioipie Satrbiuete alsr art
u. |. 10: peiloe man fh an 8. 3. Gnalanb. Igertsu
IN Der 9an1belsStdtion, ODER an bas Billie. gureau.
Rs- Gabrbillete iino aub III Rr. I40. ssea-
Baltimore, Gde Der ealpertitrabe, ,u baber, no
man Beftelnnsen Jun 4bboleu upn 9epdd. neld)es in
oes getrettenoen ~g8obnurs se9en Gontremarte bis an
ben Selttitfnunssprt ftariirt Wiro, binterla lien fam.
Spbn &. fSiifpn, 9rausportmeiIter
e.. az. Cole. Sanpt.B iaet. Masnt.
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0tIeabQbnen.
ESR 7ET
@bilahelpbia %Silmta9tOns
BALTIMORE Gifenbabn.

re- CN+%$N~ ~SEHDVs
Stunbeu=WeHfef
I'm uio na9 NJ pntla, ben 10. NaI 1869, sebtn
Die Yafa8tsrsiBe tdslih CSohntass ausSsltOrnaien}, pie
fclGt:
tinnen UNI 7.25 Worgens. Dieter 3ue perbinbet ft an
Der 9letusG file Sunetion nit benz 3tdtt autr S%tatipnt1
Der DeIaiudresg iitrbabn un0 In Berruplue nit alien
Statipnet Der Baltimore 6 entr1ls 6 iienbdbn.
@rpreHsua mad philadelphia NIB gleius Yorf trf o
ubr 85 Wtinuftn Wloreens. 19 In 4errpoiue nit orai
Bulge mao Bort Stppiit berbtnoeno.
YbtIabeIpbia'Eei .Dorier GIprebaug Nadtt. 2 ubr
IS Wirutert; perbtnoet fb In MtlfIin9ton nit ben 81.
gen fir Statioren oil Der Sei1tuares q tienbab1, 5piihsH
gBtlminetOn lnb parr!H9tot.
demonstrations 3us nab FORT BepoItt lrb ben oa.
Ipiiben seIseenen Stdtionen 3 nbr gladmittaes.
gbtlabeIpbia.Ibenb z ubr IS altn.; oerbinbst
F4 In DiInlin9ton nit benz @gpreS5uge fir Saupt=Stas
tione1 an Der Selauare.g iienbabn tdglid, Snmftag
hnc Sonutag ausgehonntet.
8tpreHsua ttah steiu.Dorf Tim 10 ubr 40 ID. Hb6a.
l Vim SpHHtdae:
Flad9 philadelphia z Hhr 25 WtinItei, Wbenos.
gtadi glefus Yort nm 1e uhr 40 Ottn. AberOs.
PHILADELPHIA Baltimore IS entralzJdbu. -
Die Sii9e gebett t19Iia DlDr9ens UNI Z Ilbr 25 W~linuteIt,
unn 4benbs I'M 8 nhr 95 Min. ab, GDnutdgs ausaes
%nontuen. urb Samfa9s 3ur YerbtnOan8 I'M 2 uIr 85
Wtin. NaGm'
DurdTabrts .Biuete Fnb entloebsr I'M greFbertnr..
Depot, oosr SIR. 147. 8altttnorefr., ju baden. @btnIo
tam man bort TN 8oraus size I'M PiuGrtn RiidFB.
ufe Sdlafipa9en fdfrn.
q~erfOnen, tpel6e Biuets in Der Office tn BaIttntcrrFr.
Heb men, baben ben Bottbeil, baB tbre Baggage aus Der
NBohnlthe abgebplt uHb bon Der stlItOh 8rGrsIrr Co.
niartirt ipirb.
(10l-l ESni. Gratpfprb, Heenf.
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Is d
llOribGrn : Urniral Gi(fnbabn.

Bou unb mad gpnntda. 20. 9esbr. 1869. ptriaRsH
DIE Shge Baltimore, lpie fpl9t:
S.15 ~ prsens, |pff=&dtnsIsHg. - Edgfh9
tGonntags ausstnpntmenl, mad Yittsburg tinb benz anes
felt. gIniira. Buffalo uno ben Nfaaaras6dueu II. I. NJ.
1890 Rdd,mtttdgssG dnen 3us-Sdelt6 Som.
tags aua%eeHpmnnen). mad, Pittsbure unn Dem NtiieB
uro n0tblib MUIR big Miutansport.
7.A0 MbenssG spreas tGcnata8s ausesnnH1rHsn)
naf, benz aDefteH.
10. 10 ssad,ts@ rprss- SaeIid. naa BEN Ieetn.
nbrolib nab Buffalo. gtodsiter, ben gtiasara'5al Ill
unb Canada.
9ie 3lse nit Der geet. gsarpIdnoer GNsnbabnH a..
ben s.l5 Wfor9ens. uiIo $50 NaHmittdgs Gb.
Die .3uae mao Gettysburg gehen S.15 Wlor9srs uIe
1920 gladrtittags alb.
Die 3u9e mad aarOuer seben s .15 Wor8ens, u. 1920
urb $50 Nnbnittaas ab.
Die s}ige NIT bet pGurnberlato s8aleq'trG iisttbabn"
gsbsr s.l5 Tforssns pno 1872 Meitta8s ab.
AFOREMENTIONED ige
Sfadt Ucrs I'm $50 Gadnittess, !GsIt@, SonHs
tags ausgenonineti.
Rad, s~sarftpn nm $50 Sladmittass, tasIlb,
Sonttags ausgenpturnet.
Die 3iee fomment In Baltimore ant
Bonn gDefien unO TorOen ESQ, 9 Ibr Waurasrs. $50
uto Z tltr Mbsnos.
g)orf = 10.15 Wtor9ens.
aBe9fn bes gleiteren, 8iuete RAD alien gSuaStea, Nst
unb 9lpro. lueaSe uau ib In Der WiGetlr, SaIpert.Sta.
o.. q. gpuhs,
gererals9J ia fiages " serten;
(8C9-l Hifree X. 8isfs, Sen. sSupsrt.
, 1870-02-08

bevilling,>vilde Fattigcommissionen v@re
ude af Stand til at vedbIive sin Virksom-
he'd. Hvad angik det af det 4de MAlem
for Frederiksteds Landdistfict (Latimer)
tidligere fremsatte Forslag ON at dele Den
i 4 Fatti gdistricter, 2 for Byerne og 2 for
Landet, med en- Fattigforstander i hvert
District, da Wilde Taleren med st0rste For
n0ielse gaae ind paa EN- saadan Ordning,
der 10 wilde frie ham for ct betydeligt Ar
beide men han Wide dog bem9rke, at en-
saadan Ordning som ~den'n@vnte var aldeIes
upractisk, da ingen saadan Fattigforstander
Wide kunne hoIde I'D at bestride Forret-
ningerne, end like / cen Manned. Hvad
angaaer Arbeidshusene, hvori ct andet Med
lem havde meent, at MISUNDERSTANDING
kunde |forsYne8 med Arbeide, da Wide Ia
leren kun bemarke, at neppe en- Ene8te af
MISREPRESENTATION / Christiansted Wide
we're island til at ~forrette nogetsomhelst
Arbeide, saa syage og affJeIdige ware de.
Taleren CAV derpaa nOgle OpIysninger ON
Observation-Disclosures til de Fattige, e
og bem.rrkede, at disse ganske visit ware
hole, men der blew fra Politiets Side giort
alt muIigt for at sikkre sig mod, at der
blew giyet fri Kiste og GRAY til Personer,
der efterlod sig TiIstr@kkeligt til Bestridelso
af disse Udgifter. Hvad Liigkisterne an
gaaer, da hayde LeveranCen af disse siden
Aaret 1927 yaret i HPnde paa cen og den
samme Mand og hans efterlevende Enke
BetaIingen for Kisterne havde i Tidens Lob
veret nedsat ct Par Gauge, og var nu
81. SO for en- Liigkiste til en- yoXen Person,
og 81. IS for en- Liigkisto til ct Barn at
sptte dcnnc Leyerauco til Licitation var
upractisH, da man risikerede at faae en- Lee
verandeur, der maaskee hyerken havde
Peuge eIIer Credit n0k til at kobe Materi-
alet. At Experimentation i Christi
ansted ware saa uforholdsmrssigt hole,
havdo for en- stOr Deel sin Grund j, at allie
de Prisoner, der fra hele Den bIeve indIagte
j Richmond Sygehuu5 og d6de der, bleve
begravne / Christiansted. Hyad augaaer
den lIcdicin, der var forbrugt til de- Fat
tige Christiansted, da saao det % we'd f0rste
Oiekast, %navnlig we'd Sammenligning med
nYad deune Post androg j Frederiksted de
torI0bne 9 Maaneder, nemIig So IS, I'D,
som ON Diet dertiI torbrugte Bel0b'var ufor-
holdsm @ssigt holt; men man matte hu8ke
paa, at Grunden til Diet ringe BeI0b Ere
deriksted, var denne, at der i sidstAa Ynte
By kun havde v@ret cen Lege, og at der
altsaa like haydo kunnet were Diet tilb0r-
lige Lagotilsyp for de Fattige. NJ var
der rigtignok 2 Leger, men den Enc var
vitterlig we'd h0i Grad svakket HeIbred.
Taleren wilde / denne Anledning, shi0ndC
Diet rigtignok laae udenfor Dagsordenen,
tillade sig Diet Sp0rgsmaal til Hans H0i.cl-
baarenhed, ON han like meente Diet smart
, 1870-02-08
$500. 90.
REMARKS.

Bv the grant for defravina EXPENSES sub, Item
I. - the Poor D4nartmpnt Of the Br5,at for
18G9-70. an amount Of 81 $50 was allowed far
support iu money to paupers, viz. $1,000 for
Cbristfansted and SI45o for Fredarikstnd So0O
for medicine for manners viz sI9o for 'Chris-
tiansted and So far FrodarikStad and s915
for defravinr evnonSes far bnrying manners viz
$3.50 for Cb9ristiansted and Si257 far FrpdariE.
sted
Dnrino the 2 mast onartars Of the financial
wear the amounts extended we're In Christian,
Syted for snnnort in money 10 manners s231I 20
lorJinarv S5231II2. extraordinary S33 IS \
Jar Medicine far MANNERS so "a and far bnrTy,
inc nauners sI80. o9. In Frederiksted far sn1-
mort in money 81. Oo6 ~ ordinary eoG5 -
eextraordinarv sal o. for oodicino 81 ~
and for buriaI evnanses $40 o.
As the omonnts rranta1 FAR I,ort IN monor
TO nauDers and for burvirg IA ers in Christian.
steld will fms he insufficient " tbn whole fnan.
ciaI YEAR fine Poor CommieyiGG of Cbristarsto3
represented to Government fiat an Increase he
,rnn,t,l "a +bo 00n,orn+, en- tLa.o tu-, ;ta.~..oI
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MARINE ARenIrkCruRAL SNOW.
The Ocean Racers on View On the Great
East River Dry Decks-Tbe Daanttess In

The Ocean Racers on View On the Great
East River Dry Decks-The Daanttess In
for the Flee, Racc-Fun Ahead.
The screw DOCK enclosure al the foot OF Pike
slip, Bsst River, WIS s<in thrcused yesterday, from
early in the morning until the honr of the CLOSING OF
the gates six o'clock In the evening Tho decks,
and In fact every available part OF the Cambria were
crowded with people, and tho patience OF Commo-
dore hshbury und Capt Tannock wss PIT to q
severe test in answering the mony questions asked
Among ttc visitors were Judges Edward J..
Shanalcy and Grpnlng 8. Bedford, Jr.; Cen. WIN.
". Tweed, Jr.; Assistant District Attornc, John r.
Fellows; Marshal Tooker; WIN. ,. Florence and
Barney Williams, the comedians md General Miles,
President OF the Sixpenuy Savlrgs Bank.
Capt. Samueis. OF the Darrtess, made arrange.
men,s with Superintenaent DVane OF the docks, to
taking the place oF the CnHbrs on the larysr dOck
while the America N to be raised at the hour
In the central DOCK. and the Ider OF Mr. Dnrant will
occupy the smaller dock. thus giving a rare treat
all ho NAV be disposed to witness the operation Of
ue lining and lowering OF such famous can
The gallant young sailor, Commodore James Gordon
Bennett, Jr.. after CONSULTATION win some OF lis
friends finally r~solved yesterday to enter his vessel
In competition iOr the Queens cup iu the fleet race
on the eth inst The announcement ui this deter
niLatiO cro7.ed excitement bopgshore yesterday,
ana numerous aud heavy bets were made thM sue
wouh prove the captor OF the coveted Drize The
Dauntless u TO he sailed by Capt. Richard Brown,
who saed the America In the intorna iunal contest
Of ISL, and his sOa, Cap Charles Brown, will sail
master OF the Dauntsss In hsr recent voyage
Atlantic
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osCE0LA CoOPER'S QUEEN.

A. Irv~stiestion Ordered rns~~orutabin
Delay sf tbe a Anthsritirs-Fivc Lays and
no Pest-Siertcm-O -O~cesin Dcsant.
The alleged murder OF Sarah Cooper. the wife
of O-eeoF., the bhfbreed Indian living near
wHAsssssradss, stf,s csstssss - ss,iAis ne public
mind around the scene q the tragedy. Notwiih.
standing positive orders have been given By the
District Attorney for the eXhuultion aud oxsmina-
ton Of the body no steps further than the partial
opening OF the grave have yet boon t1ken.
On Saturday Mr. Reuoen serrItt the father OF
the Queen, obtained n permit from Coroner Bath
Kate TO disinter tho rensins Mr.. Merritt. with his
family. arrived at " oodlAwn Cemetery ai O'Clock,
but found thst Coroner Bathgat,. who had been
.aere. had gone. Dr. Pslton, for whom they had
,ecgraIlicd 10 NJ. kisco. was also unable to at
tond. Since then tAc authorities seem 10 Eavu boen
IN snisriy ircrt.
Srriuus Charge, which have been published IN
THE SvS, have hc,n maze hy toe MstFt ln.ily
against OsctUla and his relative, tie Indian doc
trrs-. O,d Mar. o. course thr-t &C ans tUus are
u..nanty pronou1cc red utterly ia4e ny tire aceus cd
They say tnat they Jfe anxious that y y,Y.tpYyfeu
-hoGi be made imne iiptoiy gal assert tha; the
NgrIit,' Rnimusuy t1ward tlsm IL Stsbu 'ab.1
solely 90 holr dislike OF Sarihs cpnncstiln u'th =
m A III rANe.
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.. fncs 'or1 ll.
H,... .. ...... .... t......
-'' 't' 'l' 'N'iini
'' 1000 NN' '. inc 'lb ll'U clock
n.' - rN-I"I.r tf.til II n OF the
i.t..', ta Hlleu.H
.,
o., I,' r"h ~ u. l ll'' ion t,tufned
''. ..' ''W '''.' 'I' '' o.. H-t''I
40. '' ~, IN unNHp0n woman was found at
I.. To d g.. "N'T 5t ..I'' 100 '.ut.-
F.v.n q -..I.t 10 mole ,r..l I,rI o,1 ,b-.o a
.. ia. .,.. .fa,t 4 .str,,it' a.. A., !, ' W W
f'rr '' WV "'''' - 'N'N''-' ~ nv p'aId oI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-03
Tho Paradise Of Thieves.

The increased number Of house robberies 10
Brooklyn have alarmed tire community and led to
Ices Of confidence in the police. This Is to be ex
pcetet whom tho orco IS controlled by MeLaurhlin,
Pat Canpoen, sad Paddy Ksepsn. who have fos
their aids such creatures ss Willis, the shia tsrs
dealer. who was once shot by Harvey Young. But
bad a. Wins Is or was, there are worse men wbs
pretend to hoss the poles; evoa Red Harvcrty aud
his gang boast thst tfey can break any policemAl
the force, and 10 shOw their utter disregard %
law ard order, they demosh lager beer saloons and
0nst citisene for the moro inn OF the thing.
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rEAs0yhn INrEnLTGENcs.

New York ought not to be celebrated for It's bad
ManieT.cs.
Senator Sumner II rusicqting in the house OF the
Uoet LOls sfoll Nv a. NAiaut.
The movement In favor OF the Hon. Richard
schri for Mayor Of New York pa ijgreEses.
Cen. Grant smokes more, talks less, dr0ss9s
WORSE, wOrSs slower. and rides faster than ever.
Ger Eu,ey = about 10 return 90 Lowell to " settle
~ NE cecAu0F.' We fLuu ssJ I, would ta,o h.n the
rest ol his natural N(r
Tive Kmy Of the ErlIHs hps provided agairst
lrv1D B. e.'t..gctg u, souol * tls mos, valuable
pai. 81 f' rlts q l.'-I.pl
herro, nv boutvc cn nr'i,,l NJ t'c Iinh Ayenus
. '.cN '.'gpav. TO-. ~ .,a.l ,J.A tns ran
lat ryfnir- tnr Grofan. AiH.s.
lr To A'.p ir. a"n..t.l tho aviation Of 4
'..'of f'... '1I l..r .. .u.." '.t... auI af'oT
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CURIO8ITIEs or CRfIH

Harry GIps LJiluLIer, we nrr,,.i .,....I. .
no. r. ~ ipla.n on G ttar-t e. '.Fr ,. . a
loel ~ Lhrht.r boumag,
Aanci Aalinrs, tie lrrnchnan who A.r.s.r .rpa Is
H'N h'i Na'ln hrlL, a0pUCg Il'u,1iH... .. ...I Z.
Alderman Nclch 10 aWAt tbt ttH lif.
q; Eldel WAS loSkcd up by A4n'tgH N,l,. .vul.
out htil fur st1hhr- H - hlriu ui t.. . Win o.
'1ua smile "a shi yart a. ne Lr..pa stree.
Richard lluChun. OF 80! Nost TIVy .ysuud .tr .ot
was ioun1 5cspi '0y 70 IN Iss, |.,i -It'' h.'t pI
lex At nnd fourth EyeuUcL rtu ruE iTlui severe
.pesllng ~ ubHiCWn Iefsu g. Eu. tad also lubI,d
him OF hlf coat Vstch Nni g. IN mourY
JOHN Rogers. keeper uf nous" a. l2i Grrrno
81 ict, was sens from he Court t., -p'rsl - Sllas
Fes teriaN T., ne Itnif0ntar ~ s'Hug scpues
L. ODeIwuTth OF ~, has. g'iL turti. ObarWVlh,
who lea United Statet tcC'ive hSNlg lcarrPl NAT
went "a his houic AMI clllca Grnk., teud,ruE 20
note. RogG5 made oillnse ipl oIlE . g. uOie-
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LET coon CITIZENS 4RyI.

The Bnnditti Mt Iargc Looking out for the
Ferry Passengers The TLIcVcs' Den
Near CathArius Ferry.
On Monday evening a; about 1880 O'Clock. rs
NJ j. W. Rlrs srose, Lsotloneer, OF ~ B5Uory, WIS
going down CataarrC f,r'ct toward the fI5l. two
rnhi'ns rushed uron him from a dark doorway near
Cherry street aud aimed blow at his bead hut tie
bios dill not ial witt the force Intended and Ring.
street
I.re hishwaymen followed and again tried to knocl
him duNn, but sbcin ioi!Ol In uis ATTEMPT. one of
the ruhaus dreW u Knl 9, e1t ianning, "lou -,
NiIl DO for yCn'
Mr. Eingrosg, minus bis cont and hat made his ca.
cape TO lhe ieTry TO the assistance o. tho po-
lice but was informed by the check taker that "a y
never had any pOh>e there al aigat.
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spddru Dca,h OF ~ M,,iionr,re.

Yesterday afternoon, "a Mr.. Joseph Roberts
wa ud.u4 n cur NJ of u g Belt Ri fosi, he Was
as they were hr,iing b,m o., a." Liberty suott
no'ite station llalAg hII tNO oi ~. ' ~ rl"'r
rs sn'no7cl tlft the Oppressive h, s1'. 'h"u''l
~ 'idi a.-srk. NJ, ioIcr's S'E q y,Ig ~. 90
man, r. i'eu, OF N,Harl, Gs ,usf- OF aet. W.,
md In hi' possession s1liS10 On uu0av. o. ro.l
Ntl,i fll cham, OF Nl.- ls-s,s On n. t...-. ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-03
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
D4SHES HERE AVID THERE BT nm
suns REPORTERS,

Tbc Frenchman who borrowed e25 sns
Len his CbiId In Pawn-And the Pawn
broker who wouidn't Surrender the Pledge
The Baron Won Schleicher, the interpreter a.
the Second District Police Court visited yester,
dny by q Frenchmsn, who requcf ted On imtnedfas
audience. The Baron scquiescing, the visit.
.or, whose name is Manierro, explained
that four months ago he borrowed ts5 ffom
sFrcnchwoman named Lc Brun, who resides inWoos.
ter sIcet, leaving his Little daughter, ogcd siS
years as security Soon sfter this he obtained work
In Pourhkeepso. He returned on Thursday last and
whan he applied to Mrs. lie Brun, she fatty refused
70 give up his little girl as she had become attaehed
to her. The dsconsOlate parent made another ap-
plication 20 this novel pawhbroker on Saturday and
ascerained that his oiIiid had been sent 70 Ofanse
N j. Herr Schlecher at tho mans request drew up an
nmdnvtt for the supreme Court, and m application
is 10 DO made for writ VI hdted5 oo,pss.
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Mary and Maggie Mulvey, elderly unmarried
women. were formerly in comfortable circum.
stances. Latterly. however, thsy been reducsd
TO extreme poverty, and have been dependent for
ordinary subsistence upon tho kindness OF neigh
bor'. With the view Of procuring them admittanes
to some benevolent Institution, their condition was
made known 10 Onicer Powell. On the oricors Wis
ting their room at Madison aud Birmn CHAM s,ree,s
yesterday. he found them stretched the floor, al
most nude, so onaciated aud enicebed by starvation
as to be almost unable to move. by Aldermap
Welch's directions they weru handed over to tue
tommiss toners Of Charities.
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THE AuERICus CLVH cLIr-pAKE.

A nay az the Branch Col. J. Fisk, Jr.,
IRit'aied \ Concert n, SANDY nook.
The Ainericus Club visited Long Branch yes
terday They were In iul uniform, and mustered
125 solid men. Aner eating luncheon at the Cont
mental hey proceeded 10 the Monmouth Par, Race
Course. Aner tie races a grand caui-hake absorbed
then lttellion. 90. James Itsk, Jr., Nas brought
forward by the tf ,lrs Of the Club tor initiation.
He VS. laced in on Inverted position upon = len.
bcr's back, wheh the warriors all sang:
Lay on, bold chief. with all Nour main.
lItl his bu . dtrt art vita pain.
On, NagriOt-, af CUblv your Wal-clnis raise hgh,
tur Caut D. ilNruCd, o STRANGER draAs nah,
Who veufrras 10 Try IN our neelbor' sod
The suntchCf- viii stgc BIN and vain hit ear good
The Chitl thcu hit him ou his ear uu,l he cried
vih pain. llo Was then given
TnE PASSWORD,
and lie was constituted a memoer
Mr.. John Chamjciln, ar. John Il. McDlvidson,
and Harry Palmer OF Nibiss Garden. were also In.
itiatcd Harry lalmcr offered TO live q season tick
et 20 every member IL they uuld not hit him hard
with the warriors club. Amer the above tereiuo-
nies tLo club and guests sat down to 4 clam bake
got up In good style b. John chamberlain.
THE WAY TuKY SAT At THE TABLE,
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In reference 70 certain complaints against pe~
son- kr throwing dead animals Into the lower bay
The council OF the Board of Health says that the
place where these snimals Ie thrown overheard b.
inG without the boundary OF the State OF New York.
tho Board has no jurisdiction and has therefore
Authority TO soad the Harb0r police to obtain any In
formation on the subject The Commissioners oi
Pilots are Hso incompe ent 10 proceed against the
Onohders whom discovered.
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Jcr.ey CIr,,. Tae,duy T,ngedy.

A cry Of Murder" la the streets OF the Old
city OF Bergen late last night attracted the attention
OF Police Captain Pearce On entering the house
ho ibund The vie OF George Dgrshel LING on tue
toor covered wlth bruises. Her husband had been
upon her while she vss prOskaied. The brute
Gscapcd, anu the woman may die.
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THE MURDER MANA.
Bloody Array In Division street NJ MiJuight

Two Men aud n Policeman stabbed.
At IL o'clock last night two mcn quirrclled In
Division street. Their namcs are Gardiner and sui
iivan. Gardiner, being overcome IN the nst strug-
gle. ran aSHy, but Was pursued by Sullivan. who
overlook him near the basement below the drug
store corner OF Market sir'et and E1S, iirO 'dvay
Here Gardner received iva s,Ls from SHlliyau. tnt
heloW the heart, The other On the leij tiyb, SIX
Rniicemen mr<edlately gathered. snd I,,ot tie tNH
men " tAe seventh Ward . ai a b"ase. SlIliyan's
hnrcr q nearly cu1 o!l Or pole man lG.nI is
-.vornlN cut
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UnveiiIug Father Kclly's s,atsr.

The statue Of tho Roy. Father Kelly, the 6rst
Catholic priest in Jersey City, Is to he unveiled in
-. Peters Cemetery sundaY, the ii'h inst The
procession, which Uil frn Oh Grsud street near
=. Peer CHHTch, under tho m3rshalskp oi FraDk
NeDoHheIl, VIII consist OF thir,y-two societies.
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Police Ioundsman John McGioin got 90 drunk
While on dutY on Monday eyopnt, tnlt another 20.
leerau Ns5 OBLIGED to arrest hin. lie was yestor.
iay ukru before Judge COX who reprimandct hin,
lac b. understood W bo Brennan mai, Ia which
case no iurthes punishmcut awaits him.
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BrookIyn's RepubIic.ns wedding Out.

The Kings County Republican General Com.
mileo mot last nlght when the quarrei over the re-
OrgI l4atiou oi the Fourth Ward wsa rene we'd. A
resolution TO admit the new delegation was a ioUtcd
and Joe Reeve, tue ather of ths onrty, was oOnse
qnenty turned out BoAs Mclaughlin 10 saia 10
bsyo attended the meeting ln di1gsite.