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WHISTLES, GINS, ETc.-I am nov Offering at
reduced prices my celebrated brands Of Rye and
BOURBON, "Old Crow" .Boven, - "Cbofoe Old
Bye Robertson" "Old Family Nectar" emo
hhongahela, ~" Pine Apple" The above brands have
bet offered in our city, and q, figures that cannot
is T6 20 SUI Ali tIesPectfuy call attention to my
York and which can sell at $2 less per gallon than
Importer OF Wines. Liauo,s ate
And Proprietor of the Celebrated S'
NATIVE WINE BITTERS
nhS-u 1917 Pennsy ania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-15

L I = Z . l. II a i i.
ON TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, April Is. ISL,
First and only appearance in Washington VI
MISS ISABELLA GLYN,
Famous in the world OF art
THE GREAT TRAGEDIENNE
or the English Stage, and
~THE GREATEST-Sa
Of Shaksperean Readers.
Miss Glyn will have the hsnor OF making her debut
here IN her Famous Dram attic Beading OF Shaks-
peare's
IN Z K T II ~
Her Conception and rendering of the character Of
Lady Macbeth il justly esteemed one of the mo st
superb and precious triumphs of modern art
Box Sheet will be opened on SATURDAY MORN
ING At Ellis Music Store. Reserved Seats ONE
DOLLAR. aul2 NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-15

MALLS OPERA HOUSE.
BRILLIANT COMEDY ENGAGEMENT.
FOB Blk NIGHTS ONLY,
COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL l5rH,
The Great and Popular Actress
MISS JANE COOMBS,
who Will appear as
LADY TEAZLE.
In Sheridan Q fplendij Comedy OF the
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL,
Supported by
NH, FREDERICK ROBINSON,
The young and accOmplis he'd Actor from W sllac |.
Thester, New York. and "A most
TALENTED AND POWERFUL COMPANY.
selected especially with the view Of producing the
legitimate Drama in style Of surprising excel
lehce.
Mr.. A. u. bradley, MIR. Il. Coleman,
W. M Hollend, =" Sol Smith,
= G.. Morrison, " V. Daley,
Shirley Smith, T.. r. Gilbert.
joseph Wilkinson, n J Leonard.
Mrs. Sediey Brown,
Ers Marie " iikins.
Miss Clifton,
Miss Anna Lana AZ, H..
Opening Night, MONDAY, April Eth.
Diagram Tor sale Ci reserved seats will be open on
Saturday morning ne XII, at Kills Music Store Az It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-15

DOOMS Y. n. q. A.,
CORNER NINTH AND d SHEETS.
OPEN FROM 9 A. NJ. TO lOPn
ALL ABE wELCOMEi
FREE READING ROOMS, with Psper. ana
Magazines from all parts Of the country
LIBRARY OF $4,000 VOLUMES
DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS at l2:Is anden m
GYMNASIUM, BOWLING ALLEY B.THs
SABBATH SERVICES
LINCOLN HAIL, at 2.3Opm
PROf. PRATT 5 TENT, corner Pa ay and 18th 81
at 80 D. IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-15

GOVERNOR kTo, the Secretary OF Finance Of
japan, to- day visited the City Hall, where he
spent some hours in witnessing the mode OF reg
istering voters. He then repaired to the Iute-
rior Department TO examine into the working of
located.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-15
Al d. r Il N Q E'B
LOAN FICR,
1900 PESNsYLvAsIA AVENUE
toP STAIKSJ
BALAR FUB THE GALE
uNREDEEMED GOODS
kiu UNDERNEATH.

('OStULT DR. LEON,
u ala loJh street. above Pennsyivsnis .vsrus
Syphiiitic Diseases. or DO charge Tho.e 5ss,rfrs
treatment should cOnnde in the Doctor II once 81.
NE otdsSi fsffbitSasd physician Tor such speciality
hds ss s9d ~ M t n The mot sent
ne nsnJ Ei1dred aftictiOG arising from hsbits o.
lMprutenee, are offered $ permanent cure In III.
Genital ~ = ~O''0''0n'oHce Ss .iI
klANTEp-AH th7se Who value their -TcfT =
TACLE7 m the country - sccsrafeIv .pitss =, ~.
,yeslght 0y n. HEMPLER, the Opticisn. corner
"a meters 81 al kinds. Jel
NANTED-EyEEY ONK 10 hNCw- TIA, N.
'ns Machines. Is At n Market space, deist II
SFESIAL soTICE.1The person who has toe
asst tSelys mcnibs sili take notice that il not tao
10y 6y the nEs' Of September will se sold to ps5
.usr l G0sn P6SfsR Gsy .Ds ss s.e R
X - JQsTH PAYS FAIE PRICES FOS
HASpOLUTHIsG, UEDERGIoTHiSG. B0Grs
siTeeI b.,Eesn SRI and 7th strsst. Not. ~ nal
he MOTT FRENCB POWDERS- CE6TaTs
- COhE for Nervous Debility, Seminal Knit.
s91: gsn;sf Z isdiseTs,ien sonorFa. Gsei
Balsdpl Cspa-la 1s1 M.rcs-y Dl,,a-5.s.
OEUEgists corner PenusJ wanna avenue aud i5ih
,;Etet Prices Per boz, sent by mail. Iys-Iy
ApiEs SUFFERING TnOm IKRKGULABI
q nd eonSde ~ IA m p3, peculiar 70 their sax
80, .'iHshs,sd Physl.Ian for such specially IL
.i, ~ Lsdies desiring treatment can reposs d
he especially INVITES call from those WHO hay.
and advertising Grscks iniestins the city soee&
cure 10 guaranteed In ell cases.
,trietiy ecnndentisi. Hours"iS to J. To- s
hooms tl4 leth street. above Penn. avenue. dele
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-15

Mr.. MAzRL, who has been accredited as
Minister Of the Netherlands to the United
States for the last four years, has been trans
ferred in the same capacity TO the Courts OF
Sweden and Norway and Denmark Mr.,
Wesfenberg, at present first secretary of the
Netherlands Legation in France, has been
appointed as MIR. Mazels successor, aud is
expected to arrive here about the end OF next
month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-15

FITTING FOR SRA.-The third-class steamer
lroquois, Wyoming and Wachusett are nov
being fitted out to join our squadrons abroad
and will sail about the first of june. Tn,
Powhatan at Philadelphia and Canandaigua a
New York, are also being prepared for sea, an,
will 60 out shortly after three vessels aboy,
named.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-15

BARON ScHLozRR, the successor OF Baron
Gerolt az North German Minister in this CITY,
arrived at New York In the steamship Colum.
bia, Thursday, from Mexico by wsy of Havana
The Baron has been acting as Minister 70
Mexico until recently. He is accompspied nv
his secretary, MIR. Schlieper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
TIE GERMAN TURNER'S.

LAYING TIE CORNERSTONE OF TIE NEW TURN
HALL IN FOURTH-ST.
The cornerstone of the new hail of the
New-fork Turnycren was laid yesterday afternoon at
Nos Go and CS East Fourhst procession was formed
at their present hail. Nos 4s and 81 Orchard-st includ
ing the following organizations: The New-York Turn
Veren and branch societies. the members OF the Turn
SchoolstnuHbernC 900 children of both sexes; delega
uohs OF turner's from Brooklyn, East New-York Bloom
hguaie Harlem and jersey City; veterans Of the 10th
regiment; ana singing society, composed of veterans
OF the war; and former OF the Turner Society
Many OF the Turner's their uniform consisting of
brown linen suits and black felt hats. The Column
passed through Orchard Canal, the Bowery and Third
etS 10 the site OF the hall, which will De erected in
connection with building now standing in Fouit-st
Inc foundation of the building had been overlad
with boards, and platform erected for the accommo
dauoh OF invited guests German flags appeared on
every sac ana In the Fourthst was the
tablet erected by the Turner Regiment TO $50 Of it,
members VINO fell IN the late Among the invited
guests were Gen. Franz sigel Mayor Hall and number
OF prominent German residents After overture by
the Loesch Basd, Mayor Hall spoke as follows:
MI. lht-ibkN1 stand In the presence OF one Turn
Nth OUT OF 100 In the United statesa powerful and
hohoicd oIshlzatlun OF the land that all love
much. IL affords great pleasure 10 meet You here
tOhN' 10 lhaug lrae great undertaking II IL
on PfoFtil' ldAen from the Latin. NeHs ~
pure t1"y II l. The definition OF good citizen in
hh iof ue Is not good citizen WHO has not sound
mhd III sound body. The Turnycrcin narrics q sound
NINA ~ sumo h0dy and cutiVates physical with men
VA ttitl'' ana thus makes the best
~ We stond Oh this beautiful summer dav surrounded
bi ne nag o! freedom and the hIgs Of until We meet
10 fhlst N-hIc 10 Ntns s1ud ~ eorporc sDHO. Wha,
IL always Of interest sctizei and IL D. right and
hItns lat the city, IN tbepcrson Of tie Chief MsEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18

to,o sbond render homage 20 you IN your unuef'ahE'
md ,ish Won the most heartfelt success
,ho close OF the Bayors address, the following was
read by Mr.. Klemt; ,,t., mi.
S,J,t,,, bo,,o,u infrantbUs a. ete1r'trs. WIN tB'
,o'ty,, ,re hail al who shall In future times ueFoW
] hans ~ which we to-day lay the cornerstone ~,
, Tho nast year. the bold, progressive spIrlt 81 to
G,n naiIon has with majestic strength, on INC OOou
,oincd hattlefelds OF France, accomplishing ue iphB
Ill, n 600 mighty Emperor at its head, so, also, mas
- German element this side of the Atiahtc VIII
sTidps approached that recognition 10 Whl1h IL
4, grfitIad and 10 when 10 has long rfcS aspl'',
81 10 ,doTed land Of birth again assumes It's rank
r the first N the first, IN the family % Euro
40 an notions and commands the recognition ana frSpto.
az oil Enho1ragcd by this consciousness, we mere iOhu
str,cture the dimensions OF which VIII tufill3h l"thtr
800 of tbe creative power of unanimity OF purpose
X rbCb fhe interests Of individuals are made sui'eF
~ IN the general welfare. And now we solSmhiy lay
thc cornerstOne Of the new Hal Of the Now YORK Turn
yercin, and an Instructive legacy lor u'io h'loi'
tons, iaclOsc this do'uh'lt
The cornerstone laid by Mayor Hal. after which
addresses were made by G.. Freygapg President OF the
T,rnyeren and Julius Kaufmann and several chorses
were rendered by the pupils of the Turn School, iacud
inc song written for the occasion by John strauben-
miller At the conclusion OF the exercises the various
Societies proceeded 20 Lion Park 20 participate In
festival ia aid Of the German Hospital. .
The new Turn Hall will be 30 by 90 feet, extending
from Fourth Thrsth. lt viii he Dullt OF DIch Win
stone acDgs, ana viii be ior stories IN blEhJ on ft
etr,et. The basement will include restaurant 4o ny oO
feet Kitchen bOWlngaeYs, and WaitlugrOum Tor tho
children of the Turn School. Tue first moor VIII COM
prise a library, readngr0Oms, dlningha, ana ~ inha,
stun, so feet long. The upper floors on F0urhNt VIII
he ntted up as an Assembly hail. $50 feet IN length win
dressing at the side and large stage IN the rear
The upper floors Thudst will include cassrOoIns tOr
the Turn school The entire structure VIII cost $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
AN EDITORIAL EXCURSION.

The New-York Agricultural Editorial eXcur-
sion party which this city tomorrow morning Tor
the Mammoth Cave, Kansas. Colorado and the Parks of
the ROCKY mountains, will include the following tour
lists:
Henry Il. williams. THdcDcHdcnt; J. u. Lyman and
wife. n y TBUNE; s. Eells and wife, PhrcnoiOgicot
Journal T. ID. Curtis and wife, " y. Republican; x \.
Willard aud wife, RUJdi Yorker; A. B. Cr;udal
Netc- I0rl. World: Mrs. > O. johnson, Country Gcc
man; b. X. Bliss aud son, Rurai Cnt, " u j. II. Dodge
and &. X. Dodge L. s. Department of Agriculture Wash
ingtOn, ID. c.; g. VI. Tucker, Country GcnHe~dH; c. W.
Brown, Nortrioh AdCerhscr; r.. T. Eaton, As Eag'1Ho
Farmer To, Meekin. PLii09eIDhiu Press: II. L. Eradr
Prairfe Farmer; William Clih american AgtcUttugtSt
John +. Kirby and wife, C0Dmacid AdrciiSer; c. o.
Green and wife, IFOy D0y times; Geo. HOyrs, Lf1ssQ
otus.as PoughmGH; ". N. Candy, Germ0"tIr1l I0e
gr0DH: Josiah Hooper, DeGrIre Ifi5.pr ami R.pVb
Gcoa: J.G. Kiyesbury, " FTmcr; G.. IS. Bowen and
vile. CLiclgO EHysu0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18

BrooklTr, D. fsl early YESTERDAY into tbs basut s,
s00n, IN no Bovery RiyiD asd hd ears 800,
fr1n bis bead Taken TO BE leyue Hospital.
John OBrien Of No s2G Fasp Thirtv.thirdst
N reiel erl7 'escry With Ws wa'srs u No.
All received ty? scalp VOL several cIu.ssn o. a. 80
snl roly. Winters 6as c5rihlicl
German namod Ietto age %. a Tin r0ofer. Twin,
IN Twenty seyenhs. he Aah AID TIbyes Gn We go
from Of No 800 Bsst TbiHg-hnb foly,d i.r
skull right veg ard Jaw bone which Ill PROBABLY ms s.
Removed To Bellevue Hospital
Commissioners Smith and Manierre listened coz ,
10 COMPLAINTS against policeman Rlur
sryed morning Of Jil D" Pr,r Raj
yolitiy push Young J,ne D. .sy,r 80
drive her another ofce's t, lie cplnsrtd III,
onlersi him aret TIE
su be SIMPLY 20. b., clh her al h.,
away without sinking her Kefefrrs 70 lie BosIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
A SUICIDES LETTER.

WHEELING. July I'm. b. Howell, about
80 years OF age. Of Martinsburg, W. Va, cooper by
trade committed sncide by hanging, this morning. He
ief the following note TO his employer Mr. John Risley
a. am about to leave this worlds trouble. ApproprL
ate VIA change have 10 yourself, and have put
away IN some place. n viii not cost vOu much Clean
me ip au0 put suit Of clean clothes Any com
mon box will do 10 put me H. Communicate 10 my pa
rents in GerndsOwn my sad ext from jis LIE Let all
OF my friends know OF my cad fate Farewell
M B. Howell"
Family troubles and whisky supposed 70 have bern
fhe csusA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
A COUNTERFEIT MONEY swINDLER CATCHES
TARTAR.

John Ford of Astoria, Fulton County, ILL.,,
came to this city June 25 in response TO circular pu
porting to be issued by Joseph r. Pope Of Room No 8,
No IL Ann-st. Offering sell $40 of counterfeit money
for 81 Of genuine He could 0nd such person az Jo-
scph r. Pope but two days later while trayersng Ann
ST. making inquiries he was met by John Rowe, who
took him to Room No. at No. lC2 Nassau-st He was
there introduced to largo man, who showed him speci
mems Of what said counerfeits and which were
offered on the same terms which the circular received
by Ford set forth Ford accepted the Offer and gave the
thieves $3.50 COnereits TO the amount Of $500 were
placed I'm cigar box and by request OF Ford, directed
TO Rushyillc, III. when this had been DONE Rowe
playfully turned Ford around 80 thatl his back
was for a moment toward the door. After some
further conversation the box taken to the office OF
the American Merchants UaiOn Express Company, and
shipped TO the place mentioned. Whom Ford received
he OF course found it llled with sawdust
Returning this city July -, he met Rowe the toloW-
ing day I'm Ann-st, AMI demanded the return Of IBIS
High words followed, and Ford drew q pistol. Rowe
fed, followed BY Ford, whose pistol was dl>chlr-rd
either by accident or design He was arrested, ana
Rowe escaped. At the Bockman-,t. Police station Ford
told his story. He detained and search was made
for Rowe. He found yesterday aud consented 10
make charge against Ford OF felOniOus assault He
was taken 10 the TOmbs Police Court before Justice lo-
gam and was somewhat surprised To find himself de-
iendant on a charge Of swindug, preferred ny Fort
and Ford sent to the House OF Detention a~ VII
mesa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
POLICE NOTES.

Charles T. Kesser a painter age s.. was fatally
inar, YESTERDAY falling from scsdoh while painting the dwelling
No. 5.5 Pachc-st. Brooklyn.
Raphael Sayarese, Captain of the bark New-i York
was h.l bail b L. g. Commissioner Wnow Yesterday, Tor
smuggling gallons Of brandy and b. gallons of Jamaica
Hugh Wright. butter dealer in Washington Mar
u YESTERDAY front Of No II Ahauy. and received
diu geroaI heal lie s,ni % the PARK Hospital
Mrs Elizabeth Augusta Droust, age -, who was
bunr on Sauray No. ll5 Wa.hngonsi by The explosion o en-
krrosele alc ghng he died Yesterday 40 Tie
Para Hospital
4 two-stofy frame dwelling in Tweuteth-st., be-
th Brookyn Owned aud occupied BY Dsnns
Sunday night pflred for +'V
In The IhfIt ConPan,.
Abraham Bernstein Of First-st, near Broadway,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
VOTING FOR \ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CHOICE.

VOTING FOR \ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CHOICE
In response to an order issued from the Head
quarters OF the First Division by MorG Gen. Shaler the
field officers Of the 3D. 5th 9Th, lth Slth ana s6th Rcg
ments composing the second Brigade, met Last evening
in Fircmens Han, Merccrst., Maor-Gcn shaler u the
chair TO choose BricadierGencId ia place OF Louis
Berger deceased one ballot was taken, resulting as
follows:
RrCo Lux Of th h Col Punk Of the llh 3; Col conba- Of
the 8ith, 3; Col Stcrry Of tie th, g.
rs it required votes 10 effect choice, Gen. ~hl.er
announced that there election and then, 10 the
evident surprise OF majority Of those present said that
the result of the would be sent t. Headquarters ana
IN due course an order would be- Issued for election
II seemed 10 be the prevailing opinion that there was
nothing in the regulations preventing the other b'ptH
being taken last evening, hut The decision 81 Gen. Se
was not openly questioned, and the meeting W.
promptly adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
PyOwINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth-AvopGe Hotel-'The Hon. f.. X. lloar,
formerly L. p Attorney General, ana afterward High
Commissioner; exSe nator j. y. Henderson OF Missoor
the IL n. John A. Griswod ~ Troy, Inc Hon. 6 & WASH
lari II. C., OF WISCONSIN, Judge Israel y spencer OF
Syracuse. Gen S. H. Brown Of Chicago, and r. = PTuyn
of Albany ==- Gilsey HOtel-Gen. G.. A. Custer, u b
A. - -. James HOtel--EX Congressman II. c. Dem
ing OF Connecticut, James II. Colmdn, ana K,nert
Schell =-= NeW-YOrk H)tel-Col W. ii. Reynolds or
Providence ==- hstOr House-The Hon. Charles a.
Fidrcdee NJ. c. OF Wisconsin, and II. j. Christian OF
Richmond --= Hoffman HOuse-lhe Hon. Lhclds
RoInson OF Emira Gen. d. Vckers Of NewJeIsey, and
Horace s Cooper OF Tennessee. st. Nicholas Hotel
Con. l.. W. Lcayenworth OF syracuse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18

Clubs lat "a 81. 4th, 5tL 9th. 7b 9Th. 9th Totals
% Sly@gii',..,,...ss Q ! I'D
C7uJs. 1t. ID 3d. sl. Ssh. or. ith. tth. 9th ais
SSl S'9,j,...,..... 9 9 ID
Umpire Of the Eureka Club Tine Of game horrs
Is nutes frs; base by erroOvmpc times huaaI tines
TOTAL fielding enors-Ogmpie, Il Mutual Is tmes
The game of baseball between the White
Stockings and Eckfords OF Brooklyn, was won by Tie
former Score, tol
The Mutuals play the AtlantiCs on Thurs
day. the Excesors Friday ana tie BOstons on SatuI-
day, all on the Union Grounds.
The charges made against the players OF the
Mutual nine by the Troy papers pronounced false
by the officers OF the Mutual Club.
The HarmOnics of Brooklyn play the Cham
pons at Jersey City to-day and on Friday the Resoutys
play the Champions at the same place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
YALE COLLEGE.

SEw-HAwN, July 1.-THE prospects for the
incoming Freshman Class Of Yale better than ever
before There have been 1873 applicants, Of whom -
were rejected. The Fall examination viii probably
bring the total above 200.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
A EANIlLN ROW.

James Curtin and his wife Mary, while in
toxcated quarrclcd early yesterday, in their apartment
81 fra tenement No IS Btxtcr-,t. During the dispute
Curtin struck his wife on the head with haiehrt,
cau,iuga severe but not dangerous wound. She Chen
caught up knife. aud stabbed him slightly la the hip
Both were arrested apd subsequently committed 90 1e
Iumb- by Justice, llOgln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
AQUATIC.

REGATTA OF THE BAYoNNE YACHT CLUB
The following yachts are entered Tor the
regatta of this Club to take place Thursday July "
TSrs Cas,-Adde, Ale Kaiser Wilhelm, oarne SOPHIA ADA
oTS Ctdss-Msis Maud Bella W. 7 Lee jeanette Sherman
SSrS t5a1.%Bos,,a lie Hour scpa '. Frank Aile Taylor
Irene, Aida and Tivv. ..-,.---.--,
Union prizes.
The annual regatta of the Jersey City Yacht
Club viii take place to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
HAMILTON COLLEGE.

UTICA, July 1.-THE exercises of the fifty
ninth Commencement of Hamilton College began yeser
day morning with the Baccaaureate by the Rev
g. G.. Brown D. d. President In the evening an ad
was delivered before the Society Of Christian Re
search By the Rev TheO. L. Cuyler, d. d. OF Brooklyn
The Alumni aresarrivng in great numbers, and every
thing promises interesting Commencement season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
BASEBALL.
MUTUAL VS.. OLYMPIC.

The third contest between these clubs took
place on the Union Grounds yesterday, the attendance
being rather small, owing to the discreditabe
rences OF last Thursday, The game poorly played
over 80 fielding errors being committed The Mutuals
outhelded and outbatttd their opponents and with
Fo,lo &c tho f,us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
FIRE IL A BREWERY.

The extensive brewery of Peter DOclgcr at
Nos. 49, 42l, 423, aud 425 East Fftydh-st was dam
aged $500 early yesterday, by fire caused 10y the igni
ton OF shayinGs packed between Partition aud
the ce-box. Insured for $3.50 each by the Gcrmania
Manhattan, Market, ana other companies to the amount
~ sInmlu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18

koree and Tuhman Salina sells for SEQ; Abdeikoree
SEQ; rubman sCO, aud Nellie James, $40 Most 0t the
lorses here for the Long Branch August meeting
affe 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-18
NEW-.JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-In the Court Of Special SEES
siOns Yesterday Mary Ann Jackson and John Williams,
for pic king the pockets of Mrs Helen LudfOrd on July
g. at Payona ferry each sentenced to four years
hard labor In State Florence lial0ran was run
over by an Erie Railway tram ana severely injured sun
day night Andrew johnson or Athntlc-st BROOKLYN,
an employG OF Van AIKEN, dock-buldtr, was drowned
in the sp OF the Jersey City and DesbroSsesst ferry
NrsferdIX A petition requesting the Board OF Public
Works to open PavuIha ave- through Hamilton Park, Is
circulating p GlrOy arrested yesterday for rob
hing the Woncydrawcr Of Frederick A ScltZ at North
First and MOnmouth-'tS
NgwARK-The will Of Luther Clark representing
$4,000. was admitted TO probate yesterday The bOaIl
Excise began their prosecution OF unlicensed quoI
dealer, Yesterday. Michael Bach OF New-Iork has
been arrested Tor forging an order ON Mrs Margaret Gre
wtrhcr 95 deaths last week. Patrick sullivan, lad
dan from ochiaw. John Herman OF No. 70 Hamburg
place e from the second story to the cellar OF nTo
In East Mcchauc-st, aud sustained severe Internal III
juries.. The Hon. Joseph L. Bradley Justice OF inc
UuedSates supreme Court was In this city yesterday
Last evening for brutal attack on Anna smith or NO 81
Codeust..... The body OF the old man killed on tio
Morris and EseA Railroad July 5, was Identified Ses'er
day Geo. Waih!, age y, OF Bank-st.
PlrrRsoS-Pctcr Kelly the contosting member from
the Eighth Ward admitted TO seat IN the Board OF
Aldermen last night By order of the supreme Court
tolows city Ol Paterson, sij7S6l So Passaic village
s3l5ij 20; AcquackanOnk Township Sl3i28 6si Lttles
Rails. s,7Ol 16 Manchester S5093 59i Wayne, sOSi 10;
Pompton $3.50 81 West Milford, sI,5ss 50; total
s228,Gi6 3d.
EAST NEwARK-During a fight in a saloon on sunday,
Constable WOcncr struck ayoung man named Burr on te
$4,000 bail
WEST HoBoKES-The annual parade OF the Fire De
partmcut took place yesterday, ana was followed ny
picnic at symss Woods, for the widows and Orphans
Fund.
PAssAIc.-A mandamus has been issued TO compel the
Village Council to show cause IOr iepauialhe oohuS
held by Mayor O'Neil OF Jersey Clty
ELIZlIITu-John Rodgers's lampblaek factory was
burned ON Sunday night loss, S'OCo
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