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DIP. LiRdsay's Arrest.
The arrest Of D. P. Lindsay, acting
is.cretary of the Liberal Republican
National Committee. has created come
sxcitement in political circles, and it is
asserted that his prosecution bas been
TOR the purpose OF iniuring
tne Liberal movement. 1t appears tina,
4 tb. suit is brought by con of the
.ja,e Professor Morse, and charges
Ji ,dsav, who was entrusted with
.twsnty-fve thousand dollars by Pro.
5t.ssor Morse to purchase the effects OF
tbe Lippiate Silver Plate and Engraving
C,mpsny, OF which Morse was Presi>
dsn, and his son Trustee, with appro-
prisnns ten thousand dollars OF the
shoye sum with intent to detraud.
On these grounds Lindsay was
Arrested. Lindsays friends assert this
sc,ion is q counter one to a suit brought
by Lindsay against the Morse estate for
tbs recovery OF $4,000, which he
esims is due him for services rendered
api expenses incurred in settling the
Affairs OF the Lippiate Company. Nu-
nerous charges are made in this affair,
AID Lindsay states his determination TO
contend 'or his rights in court and that
be will effectively expose the means
fesortei to by several OF the city Jour-
hal. to com proms his character. He
Ass always borne a good character aud
n srres, caused great surpris'.
The eGarneii.saunders Debate.
The debate between Saunders and
Barnett, which takes place at Cooper
Institute tomorrow evening, is on the
jollowing question: Whether the cleo
iion OF Horace Greeley to the Preslden-
ey of the United States and the
asceudsucy OF the Liberal Republican
par,v, or the reelection OF General
6,snt and the continuance Of govern
neni 10y the Republican party will be
more conducive TO the interests OF
oociety and equal rights aud prosperity
"A the country and the reconciliation OF
I'M classes of citizens of the Republic,
sthoat distinction or previous condi.
6on. Saunders being the challenging
Darty, he will take the affirmative and
Barnett the negative. There will be
iwo umpires for each party and the
Expenses Of the hall will be equally
&hsred by Saunders and Garnett.
Fire.
q The cooking range msnufactory OF
Nanues 4 Duparquel, 2S Green street,
xas damaged by fire to-day to the ex-
fent OF $1,000; fully insured.
The Weather.
& To-day has been one of the most
tu!,rv of the season. Hardly a breath
|of air was stirring and the heat Of the
Ibnn was intense. The thermometer at
3 P. VI. marked %.
Sentenced.
W liam Wilson, Nellie Wilson and
Hugh Began were placed on trial to-
.day for the robbery OF Mrs. Hardy, 564
Broome street on the night OF the 18th
of July. Mrs. Hardy and servant tes-
.tiied to Wilson and wife, who boarded
" tn Mrs Hardy, being visited on that
b ght by Began and another man not
.yet arrested; that they suddenly at
Ia ked and gagged them and robbed the
,sste of fifteen hundred dollars worth
b jewelry and dresses. Wilson and
,B gan were sentenced to twenty wears
b. the State prison aud Nellie Wilson
to five wears.
The Case Of Rose McCabe,
aEas Sister Mary, of Stanislans, the i'm
prisoned nun, came up again before
guige Barrett to-day for argument, on
> writ of habeas corpus for her dis
Ieharge. The counsel for the Commits
|sioners of Charities and Corrections
made a return that she Was detained
lon the grounds OF insanity, the return
iincluding the physicians certificate to
b. at effect. Mr.. Townsend desired to
ar.ue the Legally the of commitment, but
lMcKeon de sired an adjournment until
.ihe arrival of Mr.. Vanderpool to>mor-
Row. After further argument the case
was proceeded with and Mr.. Townsend
sread different sections Of the act relat-
iirg 10 the commitment OF luuatics, aud
claimed that the evidence upon which
'such commitments were issued should
De in writing, and that this provision,
D. in this case, was uniformly dlsre-
'garied. McKeon. urged that the sec,
lions quoted by Townsend related solely
tio the State Lunatic Asylum and had
,no reference whatever TO commitments
10 Bloomingdale, to which Mrs. Nc
sClbe had been committed. He con-
.tended that the managers OF that institu
Hon would not receive patients without
ltrue authority.
This ended the argument for to-day,
and the prisoner was remanded until to-
morrow, when Vanderpool will reply.
The Yellow Fever,
All the yellow fever cases on board
I the Spanish vessel Numaucia, fifteen in
humber, have been removed to the
West Park hospital. The strictes,
quarantine is still observed. The
SNumaucia, after cosling and obtaining
Bsupplies, will, in a few days, start or
fher homeward voy age.
TIE Heat.
TIE mercury reached 94' here to-
<dsy. A large number Of deaths from
sunstroke are recorded.
The National Game,
4 The fourth game Of series betwee'
$the Boston Red Stockings and tn
Brooklyn Atlantics took place on th'
CsPtoline grounds to-day, resulting II
q victory for the Boston club by q scor'
oi II too.
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