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OPENING WEEK AT Tns H'HRATRE.-Mana- 4
ger Powell informs us that the following
plays will be brought out at the Theatre,
with new scenery and properties, during the
opening week of the next season-Niz.,
.sSantosa,'' % .s Rosedale, y !" Ours, and /" Grif-
fifth Gaunt." Mr.. L. g. Parker, the efficient
and well known stage mag.ager, together With
the scenic artist and stage iIlaehinist, viii ar-
rive here next Monday. The g starr engage
lnents for the season embrace some of the
best talent In the country.
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Observation-Disclosures.

BALTIMORE, August s9.--Flonr friner, not quota
bly, higher. and fairly active. Wheat firm a,id nn
changed. Corn quiet; white southern, eeghgesc,
yellow, sic. Rye tr,i,, ,sQpsOc. Provisions guiet
PORK bulk meats, bacon, and hams quiet aud un
changed Lard dull, DC. Western butter lln. hanged
Whiskcy firm sales of 200 barrels ht s53c:
Virginia as old. II; coupons, S; consols, re
gstcfed 4sB peelcrs. IIs defefred l5s. Norm "a
rolii.'s, old, s5; new, %; special tax, H. All ofs
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nA1 rI,fC,pE LIVE sTnltK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. August 2p.-Cuttle-Very best on
sale to day, c6Gic: first quality, siGdc.; medium,
sids4Ic. ordinary thin steers and cows 5agaic
ceipt for .he week, lssa he Hogs IL iar
SIeep. ildctc., gr,-s Lambs, $2al$i per head re-
col MS for the week. 1853 head. 2f4s@F Sts4sf.sa
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JOB rRISTISG.-WC call the attention of mer-
chants clerks of courts. sltrils, lawyers, railroad
steamship att caFal officers and agents, and all Others
having orders for printing To The facilities offered N
the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTABLIsHMESr for the
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds of Joi
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards
Bill-Heads, Letter-fieads Programmes, Ball Tickets
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bllls, Catalogues
Bills of Fare. Show-IIills. Checks, Drafts, &C., &c.
&C. Satisfaction g1ElrtNtCCd
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yvu NNCTON MARKETS.

WualSGToN. n. c., August &c. Spirits tGrpef,.
tine irli NJ i4sc Rosin firm s5o fnr str.lpsd 81 vi
hard: Ss.ss for yellow dip; Si.a5 for virgin. Tar
,tu 6yutS
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Obituary.

ssIaA. Ala, August IS. I'M. j. " iiiiafiis, nm
a prominent citizen aud former mayor ol
this city, died this morning af Shelby sprirgs
Ala. .5Ss
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE AUGUST ~, lSi2.-
Mrs Sallie Shipman. Manchester; Dr.. r.. }.
Harrison, Cumberland county; Hon. b. NJ.
BraXton. City of Fredericksburg.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-The accommoda-
ton train on the Fredericksburg road will
leave Broad-Strect depot ut $50 2. M. instead
of o'clock on and after September I'd.
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Second Dispatch.

GREENDEIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Au-
gust $50 far as heard from Jacobs ula-
iority is i!3. The nine counties to hear from,
ut the election OIL the call for the Convention
gave majority Of 800. One of these, just
heard from, has given Camden Il majority Of
over 40. If the others do likewise Cam
den's election is assured. The counties to
hear from ure Roane, Clay, Raleigh, Me-
DowcII, Plcas;lllts, Mercer, Barbour, Marion,
and Tucker.
Later.-By to-night's mail Mercer county
is reported to have given 450 minority for the
Constitution and IL larger majority for Cam
den ,.~.t.
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Senator Schurz is expected to speak ut La
fayette, Ind, next Friday.
Fifteen cents a b,l>bei is what they expect
for potatoes in Iowa this fall.
six hundred and twenty-seyen lawyers
help to render existence in Chicago intole-
rable.
Judge Carmichael has been nominated by
the Conservatives of The. First Maryland
Congressional District.
Al sTerre Haufe merchant, with l!g6teq
ciglr In his mouth, fell asleep over DIS !etssef
and now asks bis debtors TO come In ana pay
what they think they owe.
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Parract4c.

AiApIsos, N. j., August 29. Melvin san
ford futally shot bis father last night While
ondeayoring to prevent him from beating his
wife
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Fatal Beiler Explosion.

CINCINNATI, August 29.--A saw-fhiii ,s,, Do,les
at Gallipolis exploded Yesterday ana Afiie'
three persons and wounded TWO.
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Wcst Virginia Elections.

WHEELING, w. Va, August 29.-The In
telHgenccr has corrected returns, mostly Off
ciaI, from rs c5tDties. which give Governor
Jacob majority of 500. Returns from Al
counties or the Constitution vote give ma
jortt Ut $3.50 for ratification.
Eight coiiitt'eS are yet to he heard from on
the gubernatofial Vote, arid thirteen on the
Constitution: The EnteHtgenrer estimates
that this will reduce Jacobs majority to2 900
and increase the majority for the ratification
of the new Constitution to 1000. =! -,
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HONORABLE RETIREMENT.--Wiliam Wal.
lace Bruce, gentleman we'll known to New
Workers as clerk of William b. Astor, has,
after forty years. faithful duty, been honon'
blv retired by his employer. Mr.. Bruce en-
tered the office of the late John Jacob Astor
in the year 1882, and has faithfully discharged
the duties of his position to this time. He
was an associate and telow-clerk of the late
Fitz Greene Halleck, the poet, who at one
neriod of his life was iii the employ OF the
Astors. Mir. Bruce was, born in New York
city when it was comprised IN the narrow
limits below Barclay street.
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MACHINERY. &c.

MACHINERY. dc.
ACHIN E S H O P.
All kinds of new work made and all kinds OF work
repaired, and always on hand for sale
STEAM ENGINES,
BOILERS,
SAW-MIELS,
STEAM and FORCE-PUMPS,
SlIAFTING,
PULLEIS.
HANGERS.
STEAM and dWATER-GAuGES.
All kinds BRASS and IRON COChS,
ATER-iAUGE GLASSES,
GAUGE-COCkS, 80 .
STEAM WIIISTL ES and ENGINE SuffLlES ol
all kinds. -. 1,r,
All kinds of NEW and SECO TOBACCO
MACHINERY aud FIXTURES.
GEORGE Is. SLOAT,
Successor to
SLOAT Il ADDiSGlOS,
Nos. 1922, 1924. 1926. and ii2S Cary street,
and Nos Is and Is south Fifteenth street.
'' 49, VI jy %
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C1ycrySATI. August 2o.-Flouf higher ut &7@
$72s. Corn sterdy ut 5@4sc. Pork iirn, az $i5;Is.
Tor, rm and held at str kettle saeabe at nc. ba-
con uuIet and firm. Whiskcy Hrn at e0c.
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Music at Riverside Park to-day.

PEMBROKE SHIRTS, ready-madc or made to order
and perfect tit guaranteed, or no sale, by L. b
SPENCE 4 Son. merchant tatlorS and dealers In gen
tlemen's furnishing goods 1900 Main street
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g1ons m, 7 ,r,,,..Rnce, !. poss.,onxd.

.JacksoHfyLLE, ILL.,, a ugust q. 80 heavy
storm here Yesterday prostfated scne build
ings and fiatteDed fences and crops.
The Dexter Park Races at Chicago hayes
been postponed on accottit Of the unsettled
weather. - i, =. 49,
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT DISPATCH OF.
FIcE Thursday, August 29th: 5 A. M.. Is
degrees; Z. NJ, 81 degrees; 3 +. NJ, 81
Degrees
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BALLOON AstENsioN.ZTherc will he a
grand taIoon ascension from, the circus
grounds. corner Leigh and First streets, at l
O'Clock this afternoon. The two ascensions
yesterday were witnessed by large crowds.
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To RIVERSIDE PAKK.-A delightful ride of siS
miles. cool brcezes music. dancing. swlnging-fuI
for every body Bnnts rnn from $50 TO F. NJ
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sr IOI1IS MaIiKETS.
cINclNNArl MARKETs.

ST, LoUIs. August so.-Floirlnd corn fnebsnged
WbisEcr dull at spM9oc. Pork quiet and steady
Bacon and lard unchanged. ts7 }r .sifs StsEE5fsa
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REMOVALS.

AIOTICE.--Being Obliged to remove my
~ Office tptiie GRANITE WORKS, have soid ala 70 20
STATE MaSTELS and niy agency for uie same:
This in connection with the aSrasy nes9fe re- e,u @ ng
iraaf ~ and hest manufiictnries In the country
urgently recommend all who are building 70 it can
and esa,ninc ftfs stock. which Is now The largest
south of New York. ,,,,,p aunx,yAy
alIas-eOdlW 49, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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NJ. ELLYsoS & co., Advertising Agents, DtsrArcII
building. will receive advertisements and have them
inserted In any Journal Of the country at regular
rates.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS,
Ix-E,IpREss cARLorTA DyNe.

Lx-EMPREss cAaIorTA DYING.
VIENNA, August 90. Empress earIota
is fast sinking, and her death Is expected d
any moment.
! EnGInnd. A 4
Lospos. August 9.-Tbe bvogze statue Of
Sir Walter Scott to be erected In GentrnI
Park, New York, is completed, and win be
shipped from Edinburgh Tomorrow.
The steamship James Stephenson has been
burned of Lisbon. Her passengers aud crew
were saved. x "a
Seyerai cotton operators In Lancashire
have failed in consequence Of unfcftuHatc
Speculatfons In cotton. ~
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Louisiana Liberal, Democratic, ana
Reform Ticket.

NEw ORLEANS, August 20.-Thc Demo
cratic, Reform, aDd Liberal Conference COM
mittcc have agreed upon the following slue
ticket For Governor, John McEncy; Lieu
tensnt-Governor, =. Penn; Attorney Gene
raj, Ii. n. Ogden; Auditor, james Graham ];
Superintendent Of Education, X. M. Ltlsoer
Secretary OF State, S. b. Olmstead (coloredl
Congressman ut large, B. F. Jonas.
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n II NOV a l. ~

Il
}. GARDNER, CARLT1N & BALDWIN
have removed 10 the new store, iateiy ef' efectea'
No. 1921 MAIN STREET,
.,, .,-,o si,u,ttou So long occupied by Hubbard,
Gardner & Carlton, where they are now reeeisiI9
large supply OF ,,s ~, ex,y,Ss, s
suitable for the approaching season., ~,
ogor for sale ON favorable cODdlfi0IiS. hu ltNsr
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YOkk.-The Old .sn+tfsEf1,
l. Dominion Steamship Companys elc- c-ssssessss=4ssa
CANT side-wleel steamship WiASOkE. Captain
CouClI. Will sail RIpAi, August sotll' at O'Clock
i. NJ. Freight received until 1. NJ
Through bllls of ading signed, and goods for
warted With dispatch to all points north south east
line for foreign potts Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed. Fare, S2 steerage, IS: roind-lrlp
tickets $50. For freight or passage. applyto
JOHN ". WYATT. Agent.
ny 1sat No 3 Governor street.
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DOR NORFOLK, W1LLlAMS-eTsNI5s
Il BURG. AND REGULAR LAND
INGS on JAMES RlVER:-The fast and 9. commo- mn :
dlos steamer rAhlsAnE, Giapam Har,nlrS midf Mi
resume her trips AUGUST eITI. leaving kiGhiIl"u
for the above points every TUESDAY, IHuKS-
Passengers for Williamsburg land at Kings Sill
wharf. ,..,. ,,r,od
Freight for way landings must be prepaid IDrousL
freight Forwarded with dispatch. Train leaves Cli!
Point for Petersburg OH arrival of steamer
mn a oh. ROGERS. Agent
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RRH,LIANT AND ECoNoMIGAL L 6 y I
IaHBiNED WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY!
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ATOpiCE.-Au persons having business
" ,yitl, me viii hereafter lind me at the GRANAIE.
wORk s, which can be easily reached by the Kerry
Sotises or messages left mt Watkins Cottreii'a
will receive prompt atteafion- II, ..s, y =.
orders for CEMENT may ne feit q. fsEiiaA 9
Isrrafiis No l,oytruor street, or ut my w:ires
house, g6os Dock street ALBERT oRDWAfs
a au 27-eod2w
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PUNISHMENT IN TIE NArY.-Two marines,
mmcd Welsh and Donnelly, were taken
"Wednesday from the United States lrlSate
Worcester, How i'm the stream OIL Boston,
and sent 10 the State prison at Weathcrsneid
Conn. They were tried at sea for using dis
respcrtfuI language TO an officer, and one
a,,n,nf states that they struck fleet marine
officer Major Butler. They were sentenced
10 seven wears imprisonment, but Tue SEN
tence was committed ut Washington 10 ioui
years. ..-.-.
To DlslSrEcT A SIck-Rooa.-The patient
having been removed, all linen articles. s'icn
rs sheets, towels, pillow-cases, ana oooy-
linen, are to be disnfected by placing them
in a large vessel containing either Condy's
find or the solution of chloride of lime or
soda. The blankets, cOunteIpaneS, ana
woolcu articles of clothing arc to be Slis-
pended on lines, and mattresses and beds on
The back of chairs; the furniture to be re-
moved from the walls, the windows closed,
r,pcr nastcd over the crevices. The chimney
opcnny of the fire. place is also to be closed
nm. An open vessel is next placed IN tile
middle of the room, into which is put. q
quarter of q pound OF stone birthstone tile
l,ri,nstoue is to be ignited, and the person
who docs il must Immediately leave the
apartment, close the door, and paste paper
over the crcyiccs. AT the expiration OF
twenty-four hours the room may pc entered,
and doors and windows thrown open, ana
fine fumes of the sulphur allowed 10 escape.
RI fbis process the room and everything ln
It NAV be considered thoroughly dislflecteo.
.s.<----------< ----------------
E,,or,, oo,yi,t easts The country 81, ,2QQ.
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r IGHT AND SAFETY

DOWNER'S MINERAL SPERM olL'
Fire-test s0u degrees. ~,
being 100 degrees above the best kerosene o'i'
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STEAMBOATsT1sG!la !
L COMPANi'S 4Eansas+ssS
SEMI-W EEkIT LINE

p,1T1uoPE AND ALL POINTS SOUTH AMI
WEST. in CONNECTION WITH HALII-
MOkE AND ONO AND NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILROADS..
Tb. stoomcrs az This line leave their wharf al
Rockets every Tuesday night at high tide, ana "n
saturday at O'Clock j. Nj.
Freight received every dty up 10 hllf-past 60co'
r. VI. saturdays until half-pist O'Clock L. NJ.
Passage,
ic a7-3m WILLIAM p. BRETT. Agent.
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MARINE INTELAiGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 90, l87".

MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST 80, ls72.
Sun rises 53a Moon rises. Is
sun ets............ 6:s High tide. &c
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E,,r s,Ie hy PURCELL, IADD & CO.,
-, 20 ~ Druggists, &C., Richmond.
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main a. directors The Court adjourned without con-
GLIDING the testimony.
Reforming DRUNKARDS.
,vvnp,,1r ASYLUM ON WARDS ISLAND.

THE 1NFnRIATE ASYLUM ON WARDS ISLAND.
The Inebriate Asylum on Wards Island was
visited Yesterday by DIR. s, Mckinley Of Chicago, who
was granted permission by Mayor Hall to go through
the buildings and 10 examine the system OF treatment
He was accompanied by an officer from the Mayors
Office and TRIBUNE reporter. The building is large
threestory structure with Mansard roof 1t buit OF
brick and has two large wings. On the first hoor are
the Offices recepuonroom, library, and large dining
room for frstelass boarders. In the west wing arc
sleeping IL by IA feet we'll furnished and carpeeu'
a reception-room, parlor, and a readlDg-roonh'
The secondclass dining is In this part OF the
ing 1t 0by 20 feet and has l6 large windows inc
rstclass boarders pay enc SIS week, according 70
the room occupied the second-class boarders w. anu
others s. 60 On the second flo in the west wing arc
Of the secondclass boarders The rooms arc
very largo and contain about twenty beds. Inc mat
tresses Of straw, and the rooms are wen Kept o
this floor there are several bathingrcoms oh inc
second floor in the main building there Is ch"i"''
where both Protestant and Roman Cathohe SERVICES NO
held Rooms for boarders who are willing 10 pay Wv "
week this floor, and in the thra story are ap
ments for poor inebriates In the basement arc eens
where violent drunkards are lodged Ihiee hunuiou
The numbor patients in the Asylum is about 40 an
thirclass boarders work to do gin and around the
buding aud do not associate with the other patients
,n aSe s@ Stb ns pSt home. Where they will be
beyond the reach of temptaton and hence the Dnahgs
and Grounds are very attractive and the social relations
of the inmates very agreeable Patients amuse them
selves with billiards dominoes, and even baseball Inc
ASYLUM will accommodate about $50 patients. III a
patient cutters the Asylum of his own accord ne is aI
liberty to leave 1t at pleasure; but placed there 10y
friends he is subject their orders. Inmates often
return one of them having repeated ten times MS hl
visit the Asylum About oneh9lf OF the paIen.e
after dismissal yield to temptation, but reform IN INC
case Of the rest 1t is hoped, is permanent II estimated
that nearly onehalf of the patients are victims o.
domestic unhappness and in large number OF cases
the taste for,liQuOr is hereditary.
Within the past four years about 100 women have
occupied rooms IN Asylum. or these nearly one
third have ladies moving the highest circles o.
society. They were all middleaged, and nearly all mac
been married Medicines only administered IN case
of delrium tremens-hydrate OF choral ana DrOue VI
potassium being the drugs The object Is TO induce
| sleep though IN many cases the medicines nave al
Opposite effect. During four years only one palleht ha
| died OF delrium tremens In the Asylum.
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THE HUNTERS POINT FIRE.

The last of the burning ships at Hunters
Point scuttled at about p H., yesterday, by the
pOhcesteamer Seneca When the water flowed over the
sinking vessel the oil board exploded and threw UP
dense column of smoke which caused general fear in
Long Island City that another Oil factory had taken
Charges have been preferred against Assistant Engineer
Thomas Ward who insoently refused assistance from
NewYork, for drunkenness nsuOOrdiuatlon and black
mailing.
The Of the tugboat Frank Pidgeon filed, yeser
day, in the United States Eastern District Court
Brooklyn, Hbels against tie canal-bOats l.. ID.
Nye, Winona, Cenge, Thomas COnley, and l.
n. Hatch, salvage Tor services per
formed in rescuing them from the oil IRE.
He claims that his tug worth $4,000 that at the time
the fire she staunch and strong having "a Of
five men; that the services performed were highly
perous, as well meTtOrious and that the ibelans
and his cO-saivOrs entitled 10 extraordinary cOmpen.
satloLL The value Of the canalbOdts and caTgOes on
which he claims salvage is $1,000.
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POLICE NOTES.

Twelve liquor dealers we've arrested in Brooklyn
yesterday Tor violations Of the Excise INV.
Richard j. Bell, age g. fell overheard from the
lighter Overflow at Pier No A. n H. yesterday and drowBed
John Corvallis shoe-shop, No. 7l2 Atlantic-ave.,
Brootyn damaged 900 by Ere yesterday morning Insured
Firemans Trust Company for 1880
The body of Michael Quinn, age IS, of No 1O5
Brooklyn who scdsnily
River 1uesdsy, was reeote cred YESTERDAY.
Willie Roll, age 9. of No. a FOrsyth-st. who was
Of the Sscondaye line Thursday
Hospital yesterday The driver has Tea arrested
Cornelius Mclaughlin, age a. of Fifty-ninth-st.,
the East River fell OF ladder hIyAuts and
yesterday, and Vas severely injured
John Stoeckinger, age GS Of No 1l9 Willett- ST..
jun ped % heeondaye At FIFTY ah and seonsye yesterday
and tripping FILL heavily on the pavement raeurg his le hsh
Thieves broke open the hatchway-door of an ele-
yaor 10 ~ ut OF the restaurant Of NJ Reee No % Worh
THURSDAY night and stole cigars and tobacco worth 90
During the Colored Folks Picnic at Myrtle-aye.
Park brooklyn, Thsday Thomas Graham and Mm johnson
ioas about JSnns Graham stabbed in the With
Betsey ODonnell, age 30, Of No. . Hall-plGce, died
snalrhp haday light The BOLrl yren,ay
ge'eh % u py An shINei that teath
bnzsss sseass, saprnndasei By ipt yesnce.
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RIoToUs EIGHT-HoUR MEN.

a large number OF men gathered on the
sidewalk in front OF Phyfe, Graham Co.'s sash and
blind factory, No. 23l East FortysecOndst, yesterday
Afternoon and threatened 20 assault the employees
soon assthey were dismissed from Work at D. III. Tie
latter labor than eight hours, and refused TO
strike " when oveTtnres made TO them by the
League They did not believe that the crowd would at
tack Them but they left the building the eghthour
instantly assaulted them and drove them back into
the factory. Martin Halser OF No. s0 secOndsye.
struck on the mead with club and received very severe
Injuries. Edward d. fhyfe member OF the firm. while
demonstrating with the rioters, was struck with cluh,
Aud received long and deep cut his forehead
Officers ROu Ike and Robertson u The Nineteenth Pre-
clnet police arrived " ts instant, and artesDe sbe
Tpsitader, William MulaIly. drove tse OTHERS away
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7
railroad at the crossing with the Observance OF the
signals required by law on the part OF the railroad con-
many The use of the line VI the track IL FRANCHISE
granted by law 10 the said company IN the nature u h
General mower reserved to the state TO alter or repea
the act 6y which the said company Is Incorporated we
think the Commi ssOneTs OF Estimate ana ~,
prpperly regarded the land OF SAID company Winl tno
designated limits OF the new park as not having oeon
taken for the Of tle park and not requiring any
estimate for damages -. .otd
company for benefit tits necessary only TO observe tha
the said land can be used for purpose except that OF
railway. and hence that the land itself Is not benented
rather the benefit VII not Apply TO the anu o .o
The Mayor ec) II Is 9so urged that tho costs and ek
penses OF the proceedings had under the drcctonO te
former Commissioners OF sstlnaie ana &
report on appeal the General Term was act aside anu
the matter committed 10 new commissioners, appointed
10y the General Term, ought not 70 De included IN nc
present report assessed upon the property penonE
ed by the proposed improvement
IL appears that the rev Board or Commissioners
adopted large part Of the work OF the former Board
and that the abOrs Of oe new Board were chiefly re-
quired IN making computation OF tho assessments lor
ton of the lands affected The other costs and expenses
for work. &c. including the maps ana surveys IOua 10
be correct and useful were properly alOwaOc. ine
work OF the new Board w5s continuation OF tnat OF
the former one taken out at certain point Inherent
values being adopted. =, -,
We think that none OF he objections are well taken
The objection in behalf OF ieorge H. Peck appear 10 oo
founded on mistake tothc facts The report Is con-
1rmed
Judge Barrett gave opinion as to the eject OF the
Fifteenth Amendment tcthe Constitution OF the United
States upon the rights oftzens OF this Sate He con-
Cured In the result holding that the property In cues
ton had been taken by due process OF law, as con-
templaed,by the Federal well by the State Const
tuition Judge Pratt condrred IN the opinion of Judge