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New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
bleeding protu.eIy from . wound caused by blow

the mouth WDch had rendered MIN lDseHSlDie.
Arrangements are making for the extension of theenn-
sylyana Central passenger depot, from the river to
Greene-st, fronting on EXchange-pace. The Company
has granted each Of t employees on the road 10 days Va
cation ..James Coll was held In $500 ball, yesterday
charged with dcSerting his wife the day OF their
marriage several weeks since TIE hOrse-car
panies have employed "spotters" most OF the
Roger T.. Boyle, who recently attempted 20 procure 800
from the Hudson County National Bank a forged
check, was committed TO County jail, yesterday, TO
await the action Of the Grand Jury.
NEwARE.-A bust OF Seth Boyden, by~a Newark artist
will bo unveiled at the Rink tonight. DR.. Sanford b.
Hunt the part Of the artist j. c. Bclt will make The
presentation and the bust VIII be received for the city
W Gen. Theodore RunyOD.. Tho Board OF Health re
ports but seven Of smallpox m the city. Frank
Colgate had hts foot crushed yesterday, while attempt
Ing 10 got upon locomotive ~ tue Central road. An
infant ClI 0 Frank FeRkenbach, while sitting at the
supper table, upset q not Of boiling coffee and
s"adcd 20 death South Park Presby Church ~
thoroughly repairing. The PASTOR the Rey. Dr. Wilson
ls at pes'i ia Europe new chapel o. iho third
Presbyterian tnHirh has been compc' Alexander
Nuruur ana Charles GoDdcy sentenced. yesterday.
to year ttc nc state Prison iOr grand larceny.
The public seao's wi open fOi tic Fd t.rm Un Mon
day next.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

Music
MhKIO-pATTI-STRAKOSCH.

Mr.. Max Strakosch arrived from Europe on
Tuesday and We can now announce officially the pro
of his concert which is 10 open on the
10th OF September The visit of Mario we have already
announced Though he comes TO MS old aud poor, he
comes n great artist whom all musical people will be
anxious to hear According to all accounts,
there times whcD his famous voice seems TO recover
its youthful sweetness and purity at all events, he may
be Of a welcome and apprecative listen
ing. He is TO bc OF the great stars Of the concert
company the other will bo Miss Carlotta Patti with
them Miss Cary, the American contralto Miss
Teresa CarenO, pianist Sig DELI Pone, baritone ~
sauret young yionist; and 8 sg. Mario, accompanst
Sig Mario il already the way and the rest Of the
company are 10 sail tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
THE TEXAN OUTRAGES.

To ne Edjtor Of The Trt60Hc.
SIR: When the people OF Texas. after their gallant
stug single banded agans, the power Mexico we're admitted into
tte Union that entitled them 10 the con'''n protection Of
,ber fundamental rights I liberty and property by the Govern
. f uel States have done their part OF the
tract how has this present Administration performed It's pt The
President has al length appointed Commission 10 proceed 20 Texas 20
Of life and property there These gentle
men NAV be individually very excellent bat in the present cun
t v are not capable inspiring half a. nuh awe and respect n
o the boory thieves who prey upon he people OF tA
frontier few companies Of cavalry Ony Tue otner IS le
came tba the Comm, bad been d0ugghdi Bringing the Mex
can thieves No. but assisting as spectators AZ an inquest
American citizen who had en-
murdered BY gentlemen o the knife and sso An n
be affairs 10 the unfortunate Lone star state
Do, The entire senate 2i De sn
os ner they oad effect than the Senate OF Rome
I the There has been enough said; let ns have
sone action armed not sth statutes but with sWor De
od all aloo, the Of the frontier a. the places most ha1r 70
uf Let robbers feel the weapon OF the a" aud We
viii soon ha their exploits In the way Of numbering and
H.
Ann. ~. W.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
POLICE hlTEQ

Henry Kraf, age 10. of No. 53 Rd0e-st fatally
kicked By horse the residence OF bis parents YESTERDAY
Al the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday, John Can
held FOR picking Anthony Sey pocket Of watch worth t
Michael Dali, pedder residing in the tenement
No 25 BushVicaye Brooklyn, t. D. held YESTERDAY, 70 await
the acou e Grand Jury os attempting burn the premises Tor the
insurance on his furniture.
The two-story frame dwelling Of Peter Nc
Laughn, ufaO-aye BrlOn burned yestray
morning Loss 5000 Insured for Slao0Mrs Mant0s fancy
goods No. lOrkst BO0sy damaged %ltO b fire yef
day el Wolr ling No. 495 NJ yreayc, Brooklyn dam
aged 800 by Gre yesterday
ACOrOneT's jury eXOnerated Josephine f. Mnsgrove
RON of niancd, yesterday the conclusion Of the inquest
the body u tie fs ionud with ~ calico tied
around it's neck coahoe AZ No. Is Commerccst where tue girl
formerly resided ah Mrs Eliza bee Mo. Lee who
pectel Of completely, also cIcuipatei
At Jefferson Market, yesterday before Justice
Cox Charles Bea head nsmonicos charged with
ducug Ma DelGc the place under promise of
age He held 900 bail r Michael SlTcr
the Hotel hell 500 bl seiucng Margaret
Larsu chanbermaid IN the hctei, seven months ago
An inquest was held by Coroner Herman, yester
day the body Bridget Glow ~ 30 ~ West Forr It, Who
found dead m bed Sunday With marks violence he
head and Her HUSBAND patdcs, arrested Dep
Conrr tumaH testified h0seer that death resnt from
dsea si,uui by utcmpeanc, aud the accused discharged
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

Liberal Republican Convent, On notion the chair
annointed n Committee consisting of Messrs Walker,
briggs Lane. Van wart Curry, Owens and Fagan, to
which the presiding officer Of the Convention, MT swan,
was added
DR. Curry remarked that he did not know what object
the nemocrats had exactly IN soliciting conference
lie prcsuned however. 1t for the purpose OF ar
ranging some plan Of cooperation for carrying on the
oampairn with the utmost vigor As for himself he was
in favor OF accepting any overtures which the Democrats
might make or OF making oyertures 10 the Democrats
which would be likely to overthrow the present Admin
stration.
The delegates 20 the Democratic Convention OF inc
lid Assembly District met at Pamer's Hotel Pines
Bridge yesterday for the purpose of choosing delegates
70 the state and Congress Conventions. Joseph Legget
Supervisor the Of Mount Pleasant, was called 10
the chair. and Henry L. Lane and John Hyland were
appointed Secretaries.
on motion Of Abraham Hyatt the following Committee
consisting of from each town in the district was a
pointed to confer with committee appointed by the Lo
era Republicans of the district: Henry f. Lane OF Cort
land C. II. Hall Of Mount Pleasant, Mr. Brewers OF new
Castle, John Hyand of Ossning John Bschoi o rounu-
ridge John Smith Of North Salem, VIM. MARSHALL Vi
SOmcrs. and David Ryder of Yorktown H.
The haOting for delegate to the STATE ouN'itO Oh
suited in the choice Amos r. CLARK OF Mount Pleasant
and Henry c. Nelson alternate colnihltcc az
pointed by the Chair selected the IOuOMlg ucleSaSs
the Convention Of the XIth Congress District: CONN -
Brown aud John Simpson Of Cortland Eulh brewer Vi
Newcastle. George NJ. Goldsmith or NoiIn >aleIn'
Abraham HYATT Of OSsiuing, Era l@,kMOol o "uhi
f-Age, VIM. Marshall Of sOmers' ana DaNd hyuer ol
Yorktown.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
GERMAN 1,fssSI'is3 'E6-6rf'Ri,-1,-TlIoN. RAJ

= The German Democratic General Committee
held special meeting last evening" at the Ieutonia
Assembly Rooms, for the purpose of taking action III
reference 10 the approaching Liberal Republican ratlt
cation meeting, and reference to the approaching
state Convention at Syracuse. The chairman stated
that Adam stock had been chosen German delegate TO
the committee having charge Of the Liberal meeting
4 resolution was passed directing that the Finance
Commttec-compoSed OF G.. y. Hermann, Chls. Schulz
Jacob SeebacheT. Jacob kOrhler and CAIs. PuckhUer
take charge of the arrangements for the dcmOusra
tiou on the part of the German element
delegation to the Syracuse Convention Of one from
each ward was appointed.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
TWO GERMAN suICIDEs.

John Roorch age 90, was found dead, with n
pistolshot wound in his breast In the store OF John
KUr-teiucr at Nos 90 and 81 GOerrs yesterday morn
inr Bocrch was employed as ncut-watchman, and had
bcou raprimaudrd for sleeping on his post owing 10
which he became depressed He leaves q WHO aud
several children. Coroner Herman viii investigate.
tuluius Kcmug. a German butcher, age u, was
foIrud Iaad an "a vacant lot Firstaye and Eighty
hrstst yesterday morning with pstoshot MOuuu IN
he head and hye-bIrrelcd revolver im his right hand.
Ms .r states that failure and disappointment ia bu>
ness had caused him to threaten seudestraetioh IN
iuuuCrt will bc held by Coroner Schrner.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
THE Jl,RsEY CITY POLICE DEADLOCK.

A petition to the Mayor OF Jersey City l.
circulating requesting him to sign the warrants which
Will he issued by the Old Board Of Police Commissioners
for tho pay Of the force and for hospital expenses until
the Supreme Court settle the issue between the old
and new Boards The petition is based on the ground
that no settlement the question be made by legal
authority until November, and that 70 keep the men
without nay until that time would be great injustice.
and would greatly demOralze the force.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
HOME NEWS.
THErMoIETER YESTERDAY AT DicKrysoS's ~ NPARE.Row.
gam-GJo Hoon-ic' 3r.m-ISo Mllght-TP
PROMINRlir ARRIVALS.

81. Nicholas H0tet-SeuatoT Ramsey and Gen. &. w.
John w Young Of Of AbaRa
Adser Of Columbia, r. C w. X. Nor Of Hamilton.
Canada Hon H. p MORAN Of Illinois snl Cot J. b. strange of
fh 1rca"e HoL-Ih Hon George ST. Robcson sece
ts Hon. Nelson opsins Of
Afbsnv and William Whiting fsoI HOuse-Er.
senator u Alabama aad Gather Of Cincinnati,
80. Iire-o0rt Il0HF-fudonc4 Blrl.. Of Vermont. Grof-e
n PaIlaan Of Ghcgo, aga W.. Cheney Of iaT.foGl....
New-Orelns and capt Naoansy of sfehp Abc3crH
Hcb'-Charles r. WaJswcr'h Of Geneero n oiaoa Hor
EYongre..uan uhhc Of COfsicse H. Y. Gsey I0te-tbae
Wkeslaue. Ioln and 30 auisl far Wasla,
Vofia4 V1ae-r. g. Npurhed Of FhltlDtia Hooker
Grlrd C,Htrri Hoti-ee h. r. e., o. Mr.i q,i....
J1mes H0kt-yohu u. Matiicl ol tIuc.AnatL
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
VIEWS OF SENATOR DREAMER oN TIE PROPOSED
PARADE-GROIND.

In consequence of the failure of the Park
Commissioners 10 hold a meeting yesterday, no quorum
being present the next session OF the Board will not
occur until Wednesday when important business
will probably before the Board for action. As this
will be the first meeting OF the Board in the Fall the pro-
iected suspension bridge and tunnel the Harlem
River will be considered, with view Of taking steps to
prosecute the enterprises. The location Of the ncw
Parade-Grou will also be considered, and II prob
able that some locality other than the Harlem Flats will
be selected for the purpose. While the Flats gener
ally regarded unadapted for the purpose and the Com
mssioners do gard that location with favor yet il
reassertcd 10y the authorities that the site mentioned
was selected about year ago. and the condemnation Of
the property prevented ylby the municipal dis
closures which for time pat an end 10 all local enter
prises. While Senator Creamer owns property on the
Flats which has greatly increased in value during the
past year. he that he made the purchase merely
a real estate investment, without any suspicion that the
property would be icOndemned a parade ground He
SAYS that cannot conceive how any person could i'm
agine the land adapted TO that purpose, and sti be-
lieyes that such intention could never have been
seriously considered. He states that his investments
have been chiefly in real estate IN which he is largely
Interested and that whatever gain has resulted from his
investment has been the results Ol ordinary business
shrewdness and he had nothing to do WITH any leglsa
tive schemes for personal benefit II Is well established
however that such determination was made but 10 has
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
nrnrn11cAN nI.Gn.r IN wEsrcmEsIER couNrY
TO the RAZOR OF The Trtbune.

TO the EdItOr OF Tht II Ouht'
SIR: The nomination of Gen. Dix may meet with
the hearty approval Of Robertson stated by T. W in bis let
ter Tines to-day bat the manner 10 which that nomination wa"
obtained aud the part PLAYED W Convention does not meet
With III, appoval friends fnd consultation With
number of lem declare that they Will not support
~ by Times others that they will vote
M certainly thrown cold water efforts TO Obtain Tor Grant
cg like respectable Wescbester County which last fau
H. feuublu state ticket majority Of 60 SEN
r Robertson majority and elected three Republican Mem
~ f Assembly This year Judge being field the
county 20 largely favor OF Greeley and Brown aud against l.
w. candidate Gen Dix end devote NY whole
me Seoator Robertson contrary notwithstanding.
East,hssief, " v, Aug. a. 1872 WEsTcHEsTER.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
A RAILWAY NUISANCE.

To me EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: The Grand-st. and NewtOwn Railroad Com
pany Of Brooklyn D. anght' for the accommodation
Of travellers and Wednesday morning accomplished distance Of
two miles in and 20 The Company should be shamed
into Kidding themselves Of bsky horses. A SrURKss
Erooky AugN "a
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
OUTDOOR SPORTS.


In the stceple chase at Long Branch to-day,
the starters are Lochiel Astronomer, Lobelia, Tam
many and Sorrcl Dan. Lochel has the call selling for
$50; Astronomer $2i; Tanmany, $40; Lobea, Sls and
sorre DAN &c. In tho fourmie heat race the runners
are Frank Hampton, Arizona, Defender Gao, Gerald,
King Henry Cadence, aud Blind Tom. Last night Frank
Hampton was n great favorite in tho pools, bringing
sgO0 Arizona $40; Defender, S75 Blind Tom, 50, and
the field sos. The boats leave the foot OF Murray a. IN
connection with the trains, at $40 aud II a; H., returning
from the course at 1880 D.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

'E'HE most eminent European phy slGlahs
agree that local treatment Ia eject cures 10 rs
dstA. Of the Genot Urinary Organ az impotence s
stomach asne usees, ~ uu
dsArS HAWLRl Instrument aud local sptche s uaF
CERTAINTY as perfection Is large prauss assnl'
J. II LIVINGSTON 200 Broadway, aLa u FkSINth 80 iAia ave.
hrw-iOrE.
rI'HE best place in New-York TO bny Ieilable
wedding Pr..,n /, SQIRRS ~ Fuol D'a"pds sps ialiy
NrAlNE's PORTABLE WINDOW NENIl-
WI LATOK. USDrRlllLl Co.. % passsht
SECOND- HAND SAFES Bought, Sold, or
- KIeLspsea. aysH kCo. s. hnnst. ReSr rofh
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
4 BITTER ADMINISTRATION QUARREL.

The Ist Assembly District Grant Repub-
hcan Association held a special meeting on Tuesday
evening at No. Franklnst, for the purpose OF re-
cclyug the report of the delegates 70 the Utica Conveh
ton The delegates were Nathan Kingsley, ST., ana
James Niartudale, and the altornatcs John Ham and
Dewitt Bcardscy. Reports made by the two dele
gates as well as 10y the first alternate, concerning the
action OF the delegation 1t claimed that the
"rng" which began the trouble In this district at the
urinary elections last Winter had ever since so con
Quoted itself as to call forth violent conennation from
the original association. When the Uu.a Convention
was announced, both organizations tIe ring having
boted and formed an organization Of its own sent dele
gates The delegates above mentioned (Messrs. Kings
lev ard Marndalc) were indignant upon their arrival
at Utica 10 find other delegates claiming seats to which
they we're not entitled The g gal delegates proposed
that one delegate appear from each Organization, but
this was Indignantly rejected, and the regular delegates
returned without entering the Convention though hold
ing tickets emitting them to admission and voice in IT,
resolution passed, Tuesday ncht, thanking lhe
delegates for the position taken ar Utica, ana commit
appointed TO apply to the State Central Commit
tee for redress.
EeeGs The Central treated delegates in most
om;ei the des,ue II the M Assembly District 30 'enai paFes
glereas The members Of the I,t Assembly District Republican
Association do ook with regret upon The acu0n OF NE eal o
Tttee q calling men to pe & f,ii l '5 10y 6oret of t
Chairman wa branded as fraud; and .,.
TO the Misrepresentation Of few selfish political tr' has almost
paayzed best esdeayors n the service o me btlu c party ana
Whe1s The Republican Central Committee as -i'rri M co.s
t0ps obi cations trltd vested rights .ldud The wise
tme Of hundreds Of dsn'eresel parties lbee
Rd Tast Indignantly rcrudate the vaeiarc eonuet Of
the Central Committee oweri the regularly elected Geeg'e OF the H
un1ltcrc Ieenu stand by
and consultation governing the beluvleAu fei!
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
CRICKRr IN CANADA.

OTTAWA, Ont, aug 2S.-The second match
by the English Gentlemen Eleven against % OF the Can
ada players took place to-day. The English were first to
the bat and made 2Ot OF which Grace, although suffering
from sickness made 49, The Canadians In their nrSt IN
uir;4 A. and went in again and disposed of
A.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

Visit z. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyelng
OEe Bre,dws Bseetsit .s Of Broone eIansh al
s5, Boid-ir sress .s jacques lace, fssissu glove" ks esa
nfaly slssnsd coats, pse,s, vs,h cleaned like hsv.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD, WALNUT, all other
Kinds Hard Wood Lumber Venee Manufactured by dsO '"
READ Co. Ho. i7O and lT2 Centre Send for price list
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

"The trials of a housekeeper" are never ex
pereneei BY those Who U.s. YEAsr POWDER
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
ffIarble aro Slate Marlels.

KIARFR. Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
n TIfSG WORKS 80 East Eghteenthst nfoe ,n1
N,bed Nsp.,l, Ting Marble Couns, Monuments a. pnce sa'
defy competition Marble turning for tie trade
S,TEWART's SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- elegant designs Slate work of escTpuS5 va Hl va
WOOD MANTELS T. II. STEWART Co.. E|' A' 80 We"
Tsepty.thiri-st. one block west Of SIthave
HHE PENRHYN SLATE Co; have removed
to their Nseroom', Unonquare h Y9refS SRSTRS
,e.,b .ud are Offering large assortment OF MANI
&C. comprising many aud unique deHsu " "' 1s
competition.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
THE LIBERAL CAMPAIGN IN NEW-JERSEY'
The Union County Liberal Republican Com

The Union IOUnJy IIUtIdI NVVIUIIVdH NUTII-
mittee has prepared special series OF campaign docu
ments for distribution throughout the county, and has
also issued canvass books and placed them In the hands
of energetic competent men, with instructions to insert
the name of every voter in the county with his political
status the completion Of the canvass the books VIII
be returned TO the County Committee of which William
L. Faggs Chairman, at the headquarters, No II Moris-
ave- Elizabeth Union County IS thoroughly organized,
and County Committees work VIII be shown III tue
results of the November election.
The citizens of West End Jersey City, will hold meet
ing al Schmalles Hotel tomorrow evening. to organize
"A Greeley and Brown Campaign Club Several notable
men viii speak, and large attendance is expected.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
lAsnsmssasntll

To beautiiy lthe hair-BURNErr's COCAINE
The New York herald., 1872-10-25

Notice, In pursuance Of section %. chapter QA ofthe
Laws OF 1874 hereby given that the Board o. Police n
pursuance o section OF said chapter has selectsd and
apponted four TO Inspectors OF Elccu0n
each Election district city and county OF New
York for the next ensuing election ~ set forth In sched
ue following
u. 3. HASBROUCK,
Chief OF the Bureau OF Elections.
The New York herald., 1872-10-25

uHaIeTRY AND POLLING PLACES.
E10IJcE DEPARTMENT or THE CITY or NEW
YORK,
so 4UIax1Rv kfExxT,
BURKAU ELECTIONS,
hsw yoRG. October Z, l871
Notice 10 hereby given In section o. chan
Ter SIS OF the laws Of 1874 that the hoard Of Police has
In pursnancs 9, section - OF sad chapter desynated
each q the election districts the city and county OF
New York tor the approaching registry and siecton
REGISTRY DAYS.
Tuesday, October 8. from 8A. NJ. to 81. M.
"Wednesday. October H. from "a NJ togPA
Saturday, October 26. from A. NJ. to 9P. n.
ELECTION DAY.
Tuesday, Novemberh
BY order OF the Board OF Police,
Chief of the Bureau Of Elections
SCHEDULE OF PLACES or REGISTRY AND POLL
The New York herald., 1872-10-25

il - Wcst T,vrnfv. .nsveuth street.
"a ~ E;1fh swsn,sa
n vy7 SevrntS svrnr,e
"a ~ E,vhth svenue
Is 80 N,nrh avenua
II - Wesf Twenfv. ninth rtreet
Ie zsQ Sixth aven1e
I0 o6s Wesf Twenlv y nlnth stroet
- ~ Eighth ayersue
n ysx N,nfh Avenues
~ 266 Wesf Thirty -irst street
"A ~ N ASH THIRTY second street
"a i0S West Thir irty- -f1rst street.
"a a.; Sx III avenue.
26 I2lu broadwny
"a IN, SIKH avenue
"a "a Six III avenue
g 56s Six IN avenue.
TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
L 6Ox East Fourteenth street.
p 6y3 Easl twelfth street.
Il ~ avenue o.
a I6S aycnuc e..
81 7ly East NInih street
& 645 East Ninth greet
The Republican journal., 1872-12-19
Disasters at Rockport.

Thursday forenoon, the 18th inst, as the schooner
Julia Newell, Capt, Spear with cargo OF 1000
casks Lime belonging TO Sheppard Jones Co., Cor
rather to the Lime Association was leaving their
wharf, her stern swung in shore and caught on the
rocks. Every effort made to get her of but she
remained fast and at low water heeled off shore Ut
the same time slid ahead about four feet which
split her keel started post &C.. causing her to
leak badly. About four hundred casks OF her cargo
was taken on board schooner Tiger and about forty
on board schr. Ant She was then stripped, all
hopes of saving her were given up.
During the evening of same day, the Tiger went
adrift, and ashore near Balance Point, filling with
water. Consequently the lime was a total loss, ex
ceptng the 10 casks landed by Schr. Ant and about
100 casks saved from the Tiger in damaged con
dition after she got on shore. The Tiger was sold
on the rocks at auction Saturday. to Mr. Enos Coop.
er She was owned by Mr.. Shepherd and Mr.. Abel
Merriam. The Julia Newell was owned by Jere-
miah McIntire, Mrs. Page and Capt. Spear, and
was valued about $4,000 Not insured.
Since writing the above the steamer Ralph Ross
has succeeded IN pumping out the schooner Julia
Newell and moved her into dock, where she will re-
ceive necessary repairs.
Dec. 10Th 1872.