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THE TURF IN ONO.

TOLEDO, July 7, 1871
have never beaten 2:30 was won to-day by Red
Cloud, OF Edinburg, Ind In two straight heats:
Time 2:38. 2:304.
The double team race was won by Three White
Heels and Novelty, Of Toledo In two straight heats
Time. S:05-303. Soldier Boy and Arthur Boy, Of
Louisville, took second money.
he last race open To all. There were ten entries.
Pilot Temple won the race. Matt smith second, John
Zero third and Sias Rich fourth. Ttme 2:29k-
2:2y-2.2gL
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ENGLAND.

Celebration for the Erection Of Monument to
Sir Walter scott-Royslty Present in the Cos
tunes Of Sir Walters Heroes and Hero
ines-Terrible Thunder Storm in
London-An Example to New
York Car Conductors
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, July T. 1871.
The Emperor william leaves Berlin tomorrow
morning for Ems.
PRUssIAN MILITARY LAW IN THE CONQUERED
PROVINCES.
The Augsburg Gazette announces that the Prus-
sian military law Will speedily enforced in Alsace
and Lorraine.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yoax HERALD.

MADRID, July 7, 1871.
1t Is believed that Se1or MOret will resign tho
direction OF the Ministry Of Finance after the
presentation OF the report OF the committee upon
the tobacco monopoly
THE GOVERNMENT SUSTAINED.
vote or censue OF the government has been
rejected in the Cortes by l19 to 81.
AMNESTY TO POLITICAL OFFENDERS.
proposition for a general amnesty in Spain and
Its colonies il under consideration In the Cortes.
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VIEWS OF IRE PAST.

JULY
1S70-France declared Prussiaa note OF the It'll inst
unsatisfactory ana that the latter must pro-
hibit Prince Leopold from beng candidate
for the spanish throne.
1s52--A fire destroyed l,2Jo buildings Ia Montreal
Canada.
17q7-Edmund Burke died.
1I58-Battie OF 1tcOnderoga the British and Colonial
forces under General Aborcrombie attacked
and were thoroughly defeated by the French
under MOntcalm.
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Announce mcnf.-- First Concert and Drawing
Of the GRAND DIAMOND GIFT CONCERT at lrvina
Hall, Saturday evening, sth Inst, socock; lOO
es comprising the whole number published will be publicly
put into tue srbution against 5000 afor better
to ~ tickets The gfs all u the nnese
diamond icweIry, valued collectively at $4,000 Dssrou-
ton made committee appointed bv cke buyers. Tckea
for sale until O'Clock Saturday Afternoon. At ncpa ho-
tells Irving Hail. Thomas Gar len and Demonicos Please
call Ut above places for circular.
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HAYTI.

Fears for the safety Of tho New York
Steamer.
HAVANA, July 7, 1871.
Advlccs from Hayti to the LIST state that Tears
were entertained for the safety OF the steamer City
of Port au Prince, from New York, winch was then
sixteen days overdue.
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CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

Failure Of the parien Canal survay-Revolution
in Magdalena Suppressed Success Of tho
Revolutionists in Guatemala-GereIa
Amnesty in Honduras Revo-
luton Expected in Chile.
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PRfSI0.AT GIANT At LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, July 7, 1871.
President Grant renamed in his cottage during
the day attending to his correspondence. but drove
out during he evening"
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THE NATIONAL GAME.


The Kekiongas Defeated by tho OIympics 81
Wnsiiin2ton.
wAsnINGToN, July 7, 1871.
The game between the Olympic of this city and the Ks
kongas of Fort Wayne this afternoon by tho for
the being 81 TO II The batting the OF the
Oympcs generally and SAFE great second
and third base hits being made In the sixth inning the
Olympcs ell heen The fielding very looss
of the Kekongas Mncher their left fielder
seriously injured that he had TO retire from the
This accident together with the crippled condition OF Lennon.
catcher, contributed greatly tn the decentralization OF the
lniuns" Ques ionable decision OF the umpire Ia the xh
appeared take the on, OF the kekiongas.
who played sess and miscrably until the close Of the
game.
sCoRE IsNINas
Cubs. It. 81 81 Al. ga. 6H. 1M. Sh. Q'. .
olynpics ."2 I Q 9 H -
Runs elrned-Olympics 8; Keklongas, 4.
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LAFLIla'S TROUBLES.
The Forthcoming Trial Of Naval Officer Latin
fdr Alleged Perjury.

How a Thousand-Doll Bond Was Franked
Through Mistake as Political Document
What Grew Out Of This stangs Err
ror-Gn Unacemly Political Fight
in Herkimer County.
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SPAIN.

Tho designation Of the Minister Of Finance I'm
minent-A Proposition for General
Amnesty in the Cortsa
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CUBA.
lutsgAy 70 1Hs NEW YORK HERALD.

VsIma soda Mt Sancii Espiritu-Vencnco Acting
Captain General.
HAVANA, July I, 1871.
yaimaseda is at Sancti EspIritu, Cebollino ia sick
with vomilo and venence is the acting Captain
General
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PROCLAIM nation of COuat d. ChnmborG-Lavish
of Promise s and Unwilling to Give Up His
Claims.
PARIS, via BoULoGNE, July 7, 1871.
The Count de Chambord has issued pro-
clsmation announcing that be is about to leave
France. He adds:-
''Though absent we shall not be separated
from our countrymen. When Frenchmen are
willing we shall found a government with de-
Capitalization, liberty and universal suffrage
as our notices"
He praises the army and declares his un-
faltering adherence to the "white flag Of
Henri the Fourth and Joan Of Arc, which con-
quered Alsace and Lorraine"
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GERMANY.

Kaiser william Going to Ems-Alsace and Lor-
raine 70 Be Prussianized.
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OBITUARY.

captain Jonn Nye, brother Of Senator Nyc, OF
Nevada, died In Washington Yesterday, after An NJ
pess QJ fortnight
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llla,Sl.

MOrr. On Friday evening, July 7, DAIsgy ALICE,
infant daughter OF William q. and Mary Frances
Mott aged months and ID days.
Brooklyn and Syracuse papers copy.
fF0r other Deaths See Sevenn Page.l
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The Boston Rcd Stockings Defeated at
Chicago.
CHICAGO, july 2, 1871.
White Stockings Of this city defeated the Rod Stock
incs of Boston this afternoon by n score or toll
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The Poor Iits,e sufferer VIII &c Immcct.
ately relieved by using Mrs. WtNSLOW'S SODTHtNa,
SYRUP tor children teethng.
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Royal Havana Iottcry.--Thc Htghc-f Rates
paid for Douoioons all kinds OF Gold and SILVER.
TAYLOR h co, bankers, 10 Wal s.rest, New York
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Rupture Cure.-Profcssor Rainb ow's 'S0 ~
PATENT RELIEF CURE has long practically prove vn-
e1usled Cor comfort, NIGH AMI Jay durability An cure
warranted. s43 Broadway, corner Bleecker street.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-rhe Best In the
world The only perfect dye Harmless reliable, nstantA-
neous Al all druggists.
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A-FOurfh Of Jmiy-kcep COol.-Go to
BROOKS for stylish low SHOES, KID CAT 57S Broad
opposite Metropolitan HOTEL and LIDS Broadway. coz.
Twenty ninth street.
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A.-HcrrlDs's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
2jl broadway, corner Murray s,rsy'.
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YACHTING.


Portion Of the New York Yacht Club for
Homo.
PHILADELPHIA, July 7, 1871.
The steam yacht Herald, from Cape May, en- route
to New York, arrived here ct eight O'Clock this
evening.
The yachts Dauntless, Commodore Bennett and
SapphO, Wee Commodore Douglass. lei. Care May
tins morning at ten O'Clock, for New YORK, III CON-
pany
The Herald reports the yacht Tidal Wave. VIII
liam VOorhis, beating down the Delaware River
this afternoon.
Tho Yacht Fleet PassIns Long Branch.
LONG BRANCH, July T. 1871.
Several yachts route from Cape May passed
here this evening and were duly hOnorcd by tho
spectators one the beach. The yachts responded
with salues from guns and by the dipping Of days
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A.-PhaiOn's New Perfume.
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unsps Vegetable SiciIiau Hair Remover
prevents the hair from falling on. Use II.
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A.-Bny Your Crockery and Glass mt q
ELSOM'S, ia Bowcry
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Cristadoro's Unrivulied Haie Dyc.--SolA
applied Wig and Scalp Factory No Asior House
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Nervous
stats Of Mind Weak, Nervous, Exhausted Fee lag no
Erergy or Animation, Confused Head weak Memory oe
with debatng invoaniary ossesrthe coz scqaeaces %
excesses oyerwork Thus IL Nervous D.oit-
NV and Il fnds severe ign cure HUMPHREYS HOMG-
OPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. 2s. II tones up the ystem.,
aress losses dspes the mental gloom and dessoniency
and the entire II Is perfectly harmless
AMI nwavs efficient Price 10 for OF nve Doxea
And large 90 vial OF powder, which IL important IN od
serious cases, 81 per single box
prcc Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC, HOMhofAfHu1
MEDICINE COMPANY, 55g Broadway, New York.
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KBox's Summer Hat IL tho Most Excruciat-
OF the Ia the quntcssenco OF grace
looks cool and and feels light and com
Portable In all the various iasaions OF HATS TO when
prolific brain of has birth this summer
OF the gossamer and oa rather than est
TIC which they protect without knoY
indeed artist in the srcest sense and his Hats renecS
the sentiment and spirit OF the season Tor which they were
dss,s al
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yVooI Carpeting, 4SO Er.ssdway.--ras 10
tho ouy noor covering that will wear ~ OF 20 vssra
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Tiffany 81 Coz,

Tiffany 81 Co.,
Union square.
Dress Fsus Pocket Fans Shell Fans, and Fans en- Iass
Roccocv style.
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A MODERN LOTH4RIO.
AN EX-yOLUNTEER MARRIES THREE WOMEN
AND sEDUCES TWO OTHERS.

AN EX-yOLUNTEER MARRIES THREE WOMEN
AND SEDUCES TWO OTHERS.
James L. Rider of Sag HarbOr, l.. l., a young
OF good family enlisted during the late war III Com
pany b. sIst Regiment n. Y. Volunteers. After time
discharged at Portsmouth, Va. where he took up
his residence, became acquainted with Miss Sahe A.
Weaver daughter OF Of the leading citizens OF the
place. after married her After living with his
young wife years. he cruelty deserted her and fed to
Pennsylvania, where he married another girl, living
with her till the Spring OF 1870, when he went
10 the village OF Highland, Ulster County to
work for Charles wooley. He took apartments at Eli
Warnings, where Laura +. Warning, age II, resided
Rider paid his addresses to her and being well educated
he soon succeeded winning her Affection his attentions
TO her being entirely unknown to her parents. On the
18th OF last June they resolved to get married candes
timely On the evening of that day the bgamiss victim
announced that she going to make call at neigh
boris, but Rider instead and with him went TO me
residence OF the Rev Mr. Trayers OF the First Methodist
Church. who married them. The girl returned nome,
and the next day Rider made his appearance ana
claimed her his wife, Mr. Warning was indignant ana
appealed TO the daughter know if il true She at
admitted the marriage and was driven IRON nome
Che went to the residence OF Mr.. Graft, where the
bgamst and where they lived together till the
2lst of June. A.,
higamists life. On that day Miss Abby Horton OF
Highland appeared before Justice Eltnge, and charged
James L. Rider with seducing her under promise OF mar
rage warrant was issued, and Rider taken from
Crafts house TO the Justices office where he pleaded
action Of the Grand Jury After his departure inf0rma
ton received that still another young girl had been
his victim. She resides about half mile from High
land and Rider had visited her secretly, at the same
time giving that he had joined the Presbyterian
In the village After his arrest for seducing Abby
Horton the father Miss Warning aided by counsel
proceeded learn all about Riders anteccdents. He
found Riders mother in Brooklyn, and was shown by
her a letter from his wife in Virginia. MI Warning next
went TO Portsmouth, and there procured certified copy
OF Riders marriage certificate, on file In the County
Clerks Office together with other necessary documents
He reached Highland on the 4th OF July, and showed
them TO his daughter who almost heart ana
asking forgiveness, taken home again. Mr. Warning
has taken steps have the marriage Of his daughter
with Rider declared null and void and has also placed
warrant for bgamy against him in the hands OF the
Sheriff of Ulster County 80 strong is the feeling against
Rider in Highland that II he there now he would
DC III danger OF lynching.
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arstocratc Chester White has too little self reliance
orgy and pluck to find out the soaproOt and other
Ceaed escuents necessary to sustain life and to faen.
The hogs fed not even preparatory to being
slaughtered. Turning them into the stubbe-telds after
the grain harvested is the best that is done for them
Indeed nothing Is ever fed except the working -borses
and mules Barley here takes the place Of Indian corn
and II took 5000 bushels OF barley and 100 tuns or
hay feed the work horses this rancho during the
The barley worth 81 per bushe and the hay
from els $40 per tun Two thousand sheep the grass
their leisure the hlsdes. They require no feed
ing at any time and watched and tended by u
shepherd who stays with them by day and them into
safe place at night the tent or CABIN where no
sleeps himself Sheep growing Is very profitable In this
region, and Ia almost the only way In which person
with small start in any agricultural under
taking. The sheep generally driven 10 the mountains
I'm July. when the grass becomes dry aud parched,
and are kent there until the Fall rains begin. The in
crease lie very rapid per cent being safely calculated
upOn and sometimes when they are carefully tended
the flock is doubled in single season. This year wool has
brought an unusually high price, higher than ever
before so that the Spring clip averaged about dollar
per sheep As the sheep Will be shcared again in
August and the yield should DO about twO-thirds that
OF the Spring, sheep-Owners have come TO re-
iOce and be glad. A man who has " band" OF
sheep everything is band here; people talk OF band
OF horses band Of mules, and band Of catte), can
always get credit for 1t is known that twice year no
is sure money for his WOOL 1t would be thought very
poor management in Eankeeland for farmer 10 go TO
town TO buy butter and vegetables. Here with all
these cattle roaming about the pasture land the butter
is bought at the nearest town. and for all the potatoes
used, from two to three cents pound Is paid!
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DECISIONS-JULY T.

Superior COWt-Specidl IeTm-By Judge Freedman.
IeWolf Ca It aUpon presentation II ougossed
20 rule ls o. this Court With ell
the which allowed and all the exhibits referred 70
with AFFIDAVIT that such has been
ful compare. corrected by the viii be
marked Settled" and ordered te HAYDEN ag lv Nets G. ST.
The proposed he banded
By Judge Moue-Frrnch sg GershOrier granted Hoffman
setonudglent defendants for amount Of
claim and See opinion with clerk
By Judge Spenceriahswav Mccormack et a-Cae seedt
Common Pleds-SpecidI 1erm-By Judge LarremOre.
Victor yeyrac Louise granted custody Of chill
dren awarded plaintiff Suyiam HodenMoon aside sa
provided the purchaser 10 after the OF the
pa the plaintiffs attorney the and disbursements OF such
sale.
Marine Court-Pdrt ILI-Bv Judge Tracy.-Wal-
lace sb-DesOn reserved. The Goddard Manufacturing Co
RchlrisJHg for the plaintiff for Sl0l - and with
allowance Dreyer Kohler-Aon for acknowledgment 70
plaintiff damages. Carroll DoranDcon
tnue Fell sgt ChapmanThe cases-udgmeIi for the plaintiff
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AN OXFORD TIEu

To the EditOr OF me TrfbWne.
SIR: | venture to think that TIE TRIBUNE
is unintenionay when it oxford Under
graduates OF "rowdyism." Surely IL individual has
the bad taste TO intrude himself into fulldress
blage Of ladies and academicans, vested in red tie
wearing white hat, sporting green umbrella or
such vulgar appendage, he richly deserves treat
ment somewhat severe than matter Of fact he
receives As TO personal defomtes bald heads being
made objects OF rdicule believe me when say that no
such thing would be tolerated In the UndergTaduates
Gallery Public characters, and especially University
celebrities of come in for pretty severe criticism
Their acts are public property and they need not De
yexed or surprised IL their public acts are viewed IN
somewhat different light TO that IN which ihey the-
selves see them Begging you VIII mus allow me 10
yindicate my Alma MGter, believe me- &c,
AN OXFORD GRADUATE Resident IN NEN-1Ohh'
Netc York, July 6. 1871.
Every specification of fact in the article in qnes-
ton was taken from reputable English journals, and
our last mails contain animadversions upon the row.
dyism of the Undergraduates Gallery on Common
grafton Day much more severe than any made by
The TRIBUNE.-Ed
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

Commissioner Davenport issued warrant yeSter-
day Captain " cir Of tie steamer AuAac on charge
smuggling into this city 80 pounds OF bay OIL
"A. c. Ryan appeared at the Jefferson Market
charge Dep
uty Marshal Clarke but the latter withdrew bis complaint
Charles Corrcs quarreled yesterday with John T.
McG eovboarc No 81 Peas. and struck HIN on u heal
pitcher acurng his skull lie committed b. Justice Hogan
yesterday TO the IomOs.
John Morgan and Thomas Dugan broke into the
building l42 East Unehuudre owned
by yesterday, the
They committed by Justice AcQaade
Robert McRitchie, alias John Seaman, was com
me at the Police Cont By Justice Scott for tradl.
uty collecting s8j Of VIM White oyster dealer II the foot OF
East River b. representing that be was an agent o. Chas
5. Byue wholesale oysteunsn.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, Robert
Of No. Il Becker-st snd Edward Murray Of no 2l L1tow
stealing jeSeir worth y FROM FREDERICK
Vd-s IL Beeckerst Henry king for snatchng IRON
Of No 2e2 West Tventth rt 10 sHhaye Robert
stealing clothes worth from Alexander hcDernott
house No. 3l3 SeyentA-ave.
At the Tombs Police Court. yesterday Justice
Hogan committed swndng out or
II Suvant and Abraham Wachansky
receiving the property Franz Goerss
l East Eventht for stealing watch and chain
empe II No. ~ F0rs l Sarah White,
domestic stealing several articles Of ienely from her employer,
gnus Brown o. No. lj8 Morris OTpenheme Tor
having NAV 1870 barrels Of whisky worth +lO from
Sielt of No. III L0e b. representing that they for
Mr. Scherer OF Aoui.towu, n J.
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THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES,

An action was brought, yesterday, in the
Kings County Court before Judge Troy by D. De vance
veer to test the legality Of the recent Charter Election
I'm the town OF NewLots Long Island lie claims that
no survey maps verbal description OF boundaries, or
census as required by law left at the residence or
place business OF any person In the village LOT weeks
uror to the election that the election was nor held az
the place specified in the notice. He also afirlns that
the polls opened at sunrise and that votes were
received and deposited after p. Decision reserved
A. J. Jones drew draft on Lawrence Bayne
in favor Of a gambler named Matthews This draft fell
into the hands of Reed who sued Bayne to recover
the amount The defense up that the draft was given
for money be used in gambling and the payment OF
gambling debts The plaintiffs counsel made motion
Yesterday before Judge CardOZO 10 strike out the an
sWer claiming that II Jones drew 1t for gambling
debt, the acceptance original obligation on the
part OF the Defendants and within the statute against
gambling, and that ut any rate the answer was drawn
In accordance with the statute, and not lin accordance
with the facts. Decision reserved.
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A COMMISSIONER OF PILOTS on PILoTAGE.i

A COMMISSIONER OF PILOTS ON PILOTAGE.i
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Your article on piOtage, under the head
OF "Obstacles to Commerce." contains n number OF
inaccuracies, few Of which will mention In the hrst
place. there compulsory potage for coastng yes
sells, whether steamers sailing craft but there Is
somewhat unjustly, it would seem-compuision on the
other side pilot at compelled to board even the
smallest coaster II she sets signal for him, although In
doing he should lose the piOtago OF larger Nessei
by. Then, again, there l. no hatpotage except
where vessel takes pilot inside OF the par iouI
shippers reort 10 the statement that tue number OF
pilots was no greater than ten years ago wants Doth
point and precision. .
The number OF piloed by the New York pilots
In 1861 6As which has steadily increased up To TINS
year. when II Is 1882 and In 1861 coasters paid plot
age, and now do not unless they choose, the latter
number OF vessels plotted represents FAR greater num-
Der Of total entries and clearances than the former
than those Of former years and represent much greater
amount Of actual commerce.
As To the statement OF the irrespOnsibjty OF pilots
affirm that no class OF men held TO sricter respons
lbinty-eyen the smallest accident, though 10 he the
result OF the pilots attempt To obge the master Of the
vessel being strictly inquired into aud severely punished
by the proper authorities.
The right Of pilot UhO safely aud deeeptaby pOts his
ressel into port To pilot her outward land other has
that right, works hardship to the shOpner though
allowed To change pilot who refuses to give him com
mission on the potage for who viii, inasmuch as
N there IL any cause OF complaint, the law provides
summary and impartial tribunal by whom another pilot
may be land invariably r) Immediately assigned To the
vessel.
The advantages TO the shpownor Of allowing his agent
10 select pilots is well illustrated Ia the casCOI the u =
sioopOfwar WaeLuset which, Mtet EeiuFHg to take d
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THE McFAYDEN HOMICIDE-vERDICT AGAINST
QUINN AND SHEA.

An investigation was held, yesterday, In the
case of John C. McFayden who fatally assaulted In
Herman Bunzels saloon. No sos Grandst last Sunday
by VIM. Quinn and Michael C. Shea Several witnesses
the account heretofore given In THE TRIB
uSE Shea first struck MeFayden, and Quinn kicked
him while he was PROSTATE. verdict was rendered
against Quinn and Shea, and committed 10 'he
Tombs 10 await the action OF the Grand Jury Bunze
the most important witness required TO give 5000
bail 10 insure his attendance at the trial. and several
other witnesses were held in 1900 each by the Coroner
II is believed that friends Of the prisoners have endeay
ored To ntmidate The principal witnesses. aud to pre-
vent them from giving the facts Ia the case.