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The New York herald., 1871-08-13
MIDNIGHT MURDER.

Mysier erious Affair IN Eighth AveBue-A
Stranger Found in "a Dying Condition.
His skull Fractured-Dead, but Not Iden.
tilted.
sergeant Lowery, OF the Twentieth precinct
Yesterday informed Coroner Young by note OF the
death OF an unknown man, about thirty-sx years OF
age The stranger found the pavement,
corner OF Thrty-sxth street and Eighth avenue, In
an lnsensible and dying condition, bleeding pro-
fusely from wound on the back part OF the head.
While being conveyed to the station house by two
officers the man died. Deceased was about five feet
six inches In height dark complexion, dark halr
and chin whiskers and had blue eyes, lie wore
dark clothing, Panama hat and black and white
striped necktIe.
Police Surgeon Armstrong was summoned and,
after examining the BODY, was OF the opinion that
death had resulted from fractured skull. but
whether the result OF violence or accident OF
course he was unable 10 determine. Captain
Cafrey instituted rigid inauirles In tile neighbor
hood where the man was found, and could learn
nothing calculated to ex plain the mystery. He
found one James Ryder OF 32l West Forty eighth
street. however, who stated that in passing OH the
opposite side OF the avenue, at halfpast O'Clock
A. NJ, he
SAW TWO MEN wBANGLING,
one Of them evidently endeavorng TO get The other
To 20 nome. zen minutes lalef lHe de-
ceased was found az stated above. The
fact OF finding the BODY being noised about
brou ght during the day ABOUT five hundred persons
to view the body, but none OF them were able to
identiy IL up 10 a late hour IN tine afternoon. Much
excitement exists among the people of The twentieth
precinct in regard TO the matter, many fully believ-
ing the man TO have been
FouLLy MURDERED,
while others think deceased received his injuries by
a fail while intoxicated. Late IN the afternoon the
Coroner called AZ the station bonse with his deputy
Dr. Marsh and made q superficial examination OF
the body and in one ofthe pockets found 50 Oh and
small steel Key but letters or papers OF any Kind
winch might lead 10 his Identification. Coroner
Young gave an order for The removal Of the remains
20 the Morgue, where Dr. Marsh Will make post
mortem examination. He Is Ol the 0pinion, nom
partial inspection OF the head, that deceased had
received
FRACTURE OF the SKULL.
The nativity Of deceased is unknown. but appear
anoes indicate that he was n German by birth. III
conversation with Captain Canrey and SER
geant James, Ryder said he heard one
OF the men remark, that blow was In.
tended for me all night" or something
TO that effect. captain CafYrey and his officers are
IN active search OF Information which may tend 10
unravel the mystery at present surrounding the
death Of this stranger,
The New York herald., 1871-08-13
THE SCOTT CENTENARY.
Laying the Corner Stone Of Monument
at Central Parl-Intercsting Exerciscs-
Parade. and Banquefs.

Laying the Corner stone Of a Monument
at Central Parl-Intercsting Exercises
Pnradcs and Banqmets.
Preparations on a grand scale have been In pro-
gress for some time past to celebrate win 1ttlng
nonors the centenary Of the author OF "Waver-
lcy., Not only the Scotchmen resident In this city
and those OF citizens who OF Scotch descent
but Americans generally nave been deeply Inter
ested IN the coming event. or all foreign, or, In
Decd native authors. few, If any, have so great u
hold on the mind OF the general public as Sir
walter Scott: and as for his own countrvmen,
by them his memory has ever been regarded with
almost sacred reverence. Grand ana imposing Az
was the occasion or the celebration in Scotland .
few days since Il is not unlikely that the Empire
City shall not be much behind In It's cosm0pOtan
hOnOrs to the brave Old Lt1utee,', whose life was
model for men OF every nation 10 ASPIRE 10 In dill
genCe, patriotism and the most noble virtues thaE
can adern man. His works are as familiar hero
among 8s they In MS own land, and, better
still they are gradually growing IN popularity,
while the story OF ms life. with It's closing sorrow
u though on his part EXTRAORDINARY laoors. @ speaks -
to every heart in country wnerc every man tolls tN
the last. .., ..,..
tIon calls forth spontaneous desire that the hOnOrA
TO his memory should he equal to the services ne
has rendered the world, and NO doubt the inteiaemt
of all VIII ieel pride III seeing IN our raIN.
among the statues and busts that have already been
erected there 10 the deserving o, al natons, u y
monument TO the author or the Wayerey novels
I'm Tuesday next, the DAY nxed for the celebration,
the Ceremony OF laying the corner stone OF monu-
ment To SIR Walter ScOfps memory VIII TAKE placa
at Central PARK beginning at four O'Clock 7. NJ,
'rne ute chosen for the monument Is short disv
rance 10 the left OF the Terrace, beyond the Mall
The following is the programme Of cxerclses:-
PRAYER by tnc Rev. John thompson, ID. ID.
IntroductOry address by Richard irwin, PresideuS
Of Jhe scott Centenary Committee.
Address by Mr. william Wood
IsylnT the foundation stone and presentation by,
Mr.. Richard Irvin
Response by Mayor Hall.
BencdictiOn
AT the conclusion Of the ceremony the Scott Gem,
tenary Committcc-Mr, Richard Irwin, President
Will dine together at Dcmonlco's Fourteenth sircet
mt seven O'Clock =. M.
Al tue conclusion OF the ceremony In the Part5
the New York CalcdOnian Club. JOhn Watt, chiefI
Will have q collation. ut the Central Park Casino. Az
both entertainments a large number or Invited
guests Will be present.
The seventy-ninrh regiment uiighlanders) N. G.,}
S. N. ", Will participate IN the celebrations; and
orders have been issued by Captain Joseph I.iing
that the reglmenta roll be called at the Armory al
one o clock r. N,
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PATERSON IN. j. CASUALTIES.

David A. Miller, three years Of age, was drowned
In the upper raceway at Paterson yesterday noon.
In company win some other boys he was picking
flowers on the edge, and losing his balance ne fel,
into tile swift stream and was swept down against
the paper mil gate, where lie was drowned before
he could ne rescued. His father was a mechanic In
the Danforth locomotive shop, and lives the cor
ner Of Mil and Market streets.
carpenters apprentice named Polhamus, work.
ing on new house near the Straight street bridge,
fell from the scafroid and broke mis- arm.
Abram Muller, while serving in the place OF q sick
friend as brakeman on the Paterson and Newark
Railroad, had his arm badly crushed while coupling
cars.
The New York herald., 1871-08-13
FLEETWOOD PARK.

About one hundred persons assembled at
Fleetwood Park yesterday afternoon to wit
ness contest between William Weeks
sorrel gelding Star Henry and owners sorrel
gelding Reable-mle heats, best three in
five, in harness. 1t was anticipated that the match
would be interesting, although the horses are not
fast: but 1t was much Of onesided affair, Star
Henry won the race three straight heats without
an efort.
SUMMARY.
FLEETWOOD PARK, MoRRiSANIA, August l2, ISL
Match S400; mile heats best three in five, IN har-
ness.
william Weeks named 8. g. Star Henry..... l
owner named :. 9. Reliable. ble..................
TIME.
quarter. Rdy WuS.
First heat. ........-. Al l:25 200
Second neat Al 1:25}5 2:53M
Third heat......... 80 l:22l, 2:5l1,
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THE ST. LOUIS EXPRESS ROBBERY.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Angus, 70 I,

81. LOUIS, Mo-, August H. 1871.
d. W. souter the United states Express delivery
messenger, whose wagon was robbed recently, and
who is under arrest for being implicated IN the ROB.
berry, confesses lie was concerned in IT, lie tells
different stories about being approached some
months ago by man whose name he conceals, ana
he resisted. out the mans appeals were persistent
and continual that he finally Yielded and entered
into the ROBBERY with J. Sernan and Thomas Crazy,
who are also under arrest. Kendall, the driver,
knew nothing OF the AFFAIR. The party who planned
the robbery, and who Is supposed 10 nave the money
policy ne has not been arrested though be IL In the
cIy,
The New York herald., 1871-08-13

ondtionsy Not IN tne least. No. We have done
enough, and would be folly TO attempt to 40
more. The probabilities are that such is the view
taken OF the situation by Admiral Rodgers, for we
hear nothing OF further operations, and we incline
TO the opinion that he is satisfied that no more can
he ACCOMPLISHED with the force M his command.
The New York herald., 1871-08-13
SUICIDE OF A BR0OKLYNITE.

young man namcd A g. Smith, OF Fulton street,
Brooklyn, attended the Bu dalo races on Thursday
and bet freely, losing considerable sum OF
money. Rendered desperate by MS losses young
Smith determined upon suicide, and carried his
resolution into effect on Friday evening At Niagara
Fails by jumping from the bridge leading from the
second sister Island into the rapids.
The New York herald., 1871-08-13
NOBLE ACT OF PRESIDENT GRANT AND
COLLECTOR MURPHY

We are informed that Collector Murphy, at the
suggestion Of President Grant, has determined to
appoint the widow OF Colonel John Mcleod Murphy
10 the iDspectOrship made vacant bv the death OF
Der husband. This is act crcdtable TO the Pres-
dent ana Collector, and which places above want
the anly OF one or the most gallant ofncers OF our
late war and one OF our most esteemed citizens.
This appointment Is said 10 be approved by William
Haw, Jr.. President, and the entire republican or
ganIZatlon Of the Twelfth ward.
The New York herald., 1871-08-13
NEW YORK CITY.

The following record win show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenry.four hours in CON-
parison with the corresponding day OF last year, as
macy. HERALD Building corner OF Ann street,
The New York herald., 1871-08-13
The BroolIyn Fund for the west6eId Suf.
fererr.

Yesterday Messrs. Carroll Lamb. Of the Park
Theatre, Brooklyn, called upon Mayor Kalbneisch
and rendered him the proceeds Of their matinee
given on Saturday last for the benefit OF the Brook
yn sufferers by the Westncld disaster The pro-
ceeds amounted 10 SIS, and the managers expressed
theirregret that the was not larger. The Mayor
thanked them for their promptness and Immediately
added $50 more TO the fund from his own pocket
He also stated tat he was ready 10 receive any
tributioDs which might be made to the fund by
citizens
The New York herald., 1871-08-13
Probably Fatal Blow.

William Dallon was arrested yesterday and locked
up to answer in the Third Precinct station house
on a charge Of having committed q fatal assault on
Christopher Terrence OF Columbia street, King
by striking HIM On the head with stone. The
injury inflicted on the 2stn OF july and the ply
sicians say there If prospect OF his recovery
The New York herald., 1871-08-13
Fire in a Chemical Works-Death in Glass
Retorfs.

fire broke out at half.past ten O'Clock yesterday
morning In the upper portion OF DR.. Edward Il.
squibb's chemical manufactory for the preparation
OF medicines, al No. SO Doughty street. The building
is story brick structure, but being frsproof
was moi materially damaged. The loss on the stock
and machinery, however, will amount TO about six
thousand dollars. THIS is covered by IN
surance In the following companies:-Hum-
bolt, 5000; NaraRansett. $1,000; Peoples.
$4,000; Niagara, 5000; Relief, $4,000; Penn.
sylvania. 81, 500; Merchants ana Traders S. 600.
The fire originated from the bursting OF glass re.
tort, accident DY. Squbb says cannot be guarded
against II was only day or two previous that one
othese glass reOrts bursted and the death OF
one OF the employees, named Marston. " appeared
from The evidence taken before the Coroner that the
was thOlding the ret0rt In his hand when II ex-
ploded. and the smell OF the chemicals caused his
death In an hour alterwaId.
The New York herald., 1871-08-13
Pirknocket. seuteuccd.

THEE pickpockets, named John English, Charles
Brown and james Edwards, were sentenced to six
months each IN the Kings County Penitcntiary yes
eray by Justice Buckley for attempting to pick the
pocket OF lady at the Myrtle Avenue Park
The New York herald., 1871-08-13
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
Arrests.

The total number OF arrests In Brooklyn during
the past week was 56S.
The New York herald., 1871-08-13
ds, about fifteen men are picked up dead or dying
RUIN OF PERSIA

The
RUIN OF PERSIA
does not END here. This years crop seems Also 10
he exceedingly scanty, and 1t IS matter OF great
and universal anxiety how such q meagre crop can
possibly supply the wants OF large population ior
the next twelve months. Owing 70 scarcity of wheat
we are informed a great many OF the religious
..ghumbar' feasts had to be neglected, ana IL was
with great difficulty that the most important oi
them was celebrated.
Further, we learn that men have
BEGUN TO EAT GRASS
and vegetables like cattle in the nelds. ana Ara
plagued with footsOre. OF which they die ai'eh
lingering for two or three days. About nve or Six
Parsees die IN this manner every day.
In such times, therefore, II proper means are noS
taken avert the calamity there Is great fear ot
the Zoroasrran population in Yezd being entire1
annihated All able hands have left the place alto1
gether and those who cannot escape wander about
begging and die unpited III the streets, without any
help from their brethren The deplorable condfroa
OF the Parsees as stated above, excites universal
compassion; but we had q remarkable instance OF
hardheartedness IN the case OF merchah', haiAN
hueroo Sheriar by name, who refused to lend aoous
nve or six keerfOnees to poor Parsee peasahts
who was ready to mortgage his very utensils 10
help him his way from Yezd TO Teheran. Ths
creature ut last obliged to leave bis wiio
and beasts Of burden with q Mussuman and 30 on
foot to Teheran There he received the money liz
wanted. and has returned to Yezd to take away his
wife and beasts.
MANECKJEE LIMJEE ATTARIA.
The New York herald., 1871-08-13

Average temperature Yesterday. "a,
iast Iear IS
The New York herald., 1871-08-13

The Department Of Public Parks announce that il
the weather be fine there will be music by Ora
fua's Central Park band at Mount Morris square
tomorrow, August IA, from five TO seven p. M.
The New York herald., 1871-08-13

William Tinker, who resides at sos East Thirty
fifth street, had his left leg cut or about twelve
O'Clock yesterday by falling Off the front platform OF
car So Of the Third avenue line the wheels passing
over IL. Re was removed to Bellevue Hospital.
The New York herald., 1871-08-13

Fire Marshal McSpedon reports twenty-one fire
for the week ending August IL, 1871, at noon. TIL
estimated loss is $337lS; amount OF insurance
$136,275
The New York herald., 1871-08-13

There were $50 deaths, 44s births, 80 stil birth
and 141 marriages last week.
John Burns, aged ffty.nve, died suddenly at 426
East Eighteenth street. Michael Donovan, aged
iOrty died suddenly at 466 West Thiry.hird street.
The New York herald., 1871-08-13
BUFFALO TROTTING PARK.

Match Between Thomas Jefferson and
George Wilkes for Two Thousand Dollars
and the stallion Championship of America
Jefferson the Winner.
The New York herald., 1871-08-13

Marshal Hart Of the License Bureau, granted the
following licenses last week:-Express wagons q;
carts and cartmen, 80; stage coaches, co. do trans
fers, 39 venders IS; Junk carts, 2; junk shop, i;
porter, i; drivers % Total, I99 Amount received
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lei uub ausaefsrttst purbe gum 3psd Der Sta-
bliruna elmer Bank of issue, discount and de-
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lben @sSar unS pitstCn apsnus, In lsinsm
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@sr Saarsslb bat, fanu bier aubsrcrbsntIt@
bilIis rinfauftn.
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nod II. Galloway ssfiibrte WTbrIsrItGft in brr
penn aYrnur, pberbalb Wulberry Srabr, fauf'
lid iiberncmmsn baben, ssbtn iis bic 8erf6sr.
gsnbsn 9Irtifsl sts auf gorratb baItrn uub ju
ben niebrisfeu prsilen Serfaufen.
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8adii6t ssnOmmsn unb alIss basu @tbUrist
prompt bsfurst.
2SO3m S@SufeIb u. Sausmauu.
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terlluoe5 ~ ben uirerigfrn Rattn ausgrteat.
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pGbltsu 8oTratb pom prOpiant une Ssbtnsmtt'
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NsnI&sn Fab nur gu Sensist. Elm Ssrtrs'
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