The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-02
New YORK, Aug. 1.
MUST NACATE,

New York, Aug. 1.
MUST vACATE.
The Board of Health have notified own
ers of stall on sidewalks in streets adjacent
to Washington market to vacate by noon
to-day.
NEW BOARDING STATION.
The health officer and quarantine CON-
missioners yesterday closed a bargain for a
new boarding station at Clifton, for which
sixty thousand dollars was paid.
SMUGGLING.
Special Revenue Inspector Chapman,
while searching Spanish brig from Hav-
ana for struggled goods found lot of
choice tobacco, cigars, oil cloth. brandy,
gin and rum concealed under coal used for
ballast
MRS. GRANTS FATHER ILL.
The intelligence of the severe illness of
President Grants wife's father was con-
veyed to him as he was leaving the steam
boat on his return from the Hudson river
trip yesterday. A later dispatch reported
Mr.. Dent much better.
BANK suspENDs PAYMENT.
The directors of the Hoboken Savings
Bank suspended payment this afternoon.
The defalcation of the cashier Klemen was
larger than at first reported, the officers OF
the bank admitting deficit of 1855, 1000
The bank holds about one million and q
quarter of bonds and mortgages in trust.
STEAMERS SEIZED.
Two steamers of the Pacific Mail were
seized late in the afternoon by the Sheriff
for default of payment of $4,000, due
the city and county of New York for taxes
TWO MEN FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER.
The Coroners jury to-day found Caspal
Schulz guilty of killing his wife last Satur
day night. because she refused to get his
supper. lie was committed Another
jury found Michael Luney guilty of the
murder of Patrick McKenna on the 19tl
ult.
YACHT CRUISE.
The New York Yacht club rendezvous al
Glen Cove on the nth inst for summer
craise to New London, Newport and Bos
ton.
A FAMILY SCANDAL.
Judge Pratt has denied the application
of Stephen II Alden against Georgiannf
b. Alden. who was divorced from him by
a decree of Il Connecticut court, to obtaiI
an injunction restraining her from recov
ering from the Mercantile loan company
$50, 900 in bonds, which plaintiff alleges
he was forced to surrender to her in adj
vance while he was under arrest.
LUCcAs DIVORCE.
The husband of Madame Lucca publishe
card in Germany, denouncng her divorce
from him in New York, declaring that h
knew nothing of it until he saw the pro
ceedings in the newspapers, and announc
ing his determination to have il annullcd
He adds that he had previously commences
proceedings for divorce from her in tn
courts of Berlin.
ITALIAN SLAVES.
Two Italian boys have appeared befOr
the consul general of Italy and asked tina
they be protected against their padrone
Michele Carcone, whom they charge wit
having inflicted upon them most barbarou
crueltes. The boys were given by thei
parents to Carcone for the consideration o
$40 year, with the assurance that the
should be well taken care of and be laugh
music.
HEAVY FAILURE.
| John A. Belts real estate agent of Brook
Ign, failed to-day, owing to connection
with the late Mr. Mills of the Trust Con
pany. Liabilities 100000.
HOT WEATHER.
The weather today was again opprei
siyely hot, but with cooling thunder show
ers after sunset.
EPIDEMIC AMONG CATTLE.
Mail advices report an epidemic prevail
ing among the cattle at Cameron, Kansa
The disease appears to have originated frol
some variety of grass eaten, and is invar
ably fatal. No remedy has yet been dl
covered
ALLEGED SMUGGLING.
Books of Downing Il Co. were seize
to-day by the custom house authorities q
the charge of smuggling. The firm sta
that the charges were only against O.
members of the concern, it having passt
into new hands since the alleged smugglir
took place. Amount of frauds $75, 900.
Repairing an old Cable.