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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09
FACTORY AND RESIDENT PROPERTY

FACTORY AND RESIDENT PROPERTY
I FOR SALE.
SJet'e bat 6 miles from New or ior manu-
featuring purposes 70 location iu ti country
Bs d By four competing railroads nd re Morris
Canal being line OF the Bne hewJrsy Midland Deare
an Wess and Perion Newark a1d NeF.i 5Ts a
roads ia commands cheap direct ht by main lines 20 m "a OF
coal AMI powerful lnd teay wafer
With supply or skilled ln0r and nW
iar render desirable ali accessible ceater TOT al nec1c
yurposeA -.- 49, -, -.i..- -s,h s., .....
sty 100 daily trains make this locality most attract
" ~ j. FIsHER sATTERTHwATTB 10 Pinest, SeycYors
MUST be SOLD to close an estate, modern
" l0ron HOUSE. and half acres OF llsi qA
iry LAND "a village Of Mea1am y J.; only INV
& lookout Executor. % Liberyst, heH-lors.
MESSRS. HAMILTON g. WALLIS have
VI REMOVED n anl Offer al varieties Of ORANGE
n J., property sPEcIAlrYl or sale and Rent
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
" furnished anGruishe4 70 TlnL sale C4a
logueA L H. GERRY ~ NASSAU, eoIlst LIoeIlye-.-
ORANGE MOUNTAIN PARK.-FOr SALE,
" Al Orange VILLA SITES sope Of .ls beautiful
usunaa a. very pcA The p01retnrs Offer great Inducements
purchasers especially those who building 70 a.
BALDWIN Agent % LUSrtys-, n T. or T. o. Cao1dELh
Valley station. y j.
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S@ s rs s. iSbS Al S y % w q - - u Ne. on
s,yS !, Ss5S FOR ScFsa e s1y sys Barley he'd
At s0d9o for No Fall Provs on du ~ m ss. and Ole a.
ps sa pssisl Isr so Al for Tss lgs qis o 1ss
& ss a. eS Clear sds Susarearo4 HAns '0d a. ~ 9l4ie
NItTKEs Jane 7Fsar-FSa prices astea bg' no sswsHd
EItrs spring 10 qaet snd seai NO ~ 80 no
9 q R o1 II !, dss s ss ss u All and soas No
49, Fo oo6 sush What Sp@eHto go Sbs FiOUr leo
0I al M Four oun and unchanged Corn quiet So
Oats ss,stst g. Prk R dal sas puces nORaL Bacon du
'' SsSosIsaSs Jaas Corn ta ghs so9slo Oats trust
satS n Pss snn't a 81 - s1s IN gooi demand Is
osr ses 1sohanged Sterling Exchange soi sight Drafts
Gs1Sa Jsss '.ssdy ,oa ansausd q GO IBIS
wi,, 40 IS hr Doabe wheat quiel No
5 PEG n SS ' = 81 =, S'SSsa s !. q %'
~ h 5 s sl apS S or, s ,S sI, = o sg
wSsa Ca ana Rye 7s . EesI0rs' Lumber 80 50 ihe
Rspss by Lake-2 60 bush Wheat 900 bush Cora 1000
s E S ' IS S F s1 15 f Of L@ ny Grain
Canal fm Buo and oswcgo fr uagwate Yesterday enoon
Core go 800 bush Oats % 900 bush Barley lo1 bush Rye
PuspFtFHA june 7asFcron Bark no is quoted at 50
1s w., % 49, ~, r o1 - - y: aIss. - ss
Ohio and aiaua Do 80 25a 50 Is Hgh 6rai 50 sods %
Rrs dal 37q9S Corn da yellow and Mixed, 6l9sze Oats
.1sy Ham w r 4 ''iS sr F0n Pe, gs MS & b at
i5is ior Grade. l9lc Tor Refined WHISKY steady at $50
81 LoUH June 7Fo quiet. and ioEer sell Wheat
Better qualities Of Winter bsd higher No Red Winter ga
g. No. 3 Red. 81 ava 81 a.. Corn demAnl an hri
Ne M1cl J3U3c In elevator 45d+sic sacked 4000te ir
lay Oais arneT ne higher No At 32a in elevator ~ qSte
ccked DC Coz July Barley dali and nal BYE lu ald lec
mo; No % &c AesPgrk aer AT s7d AZ "a b1s Meats gun
nominal Guet and unclaimed shouiel Ic OesI
Side. 59ic 9ic Lard dul an ulchangedi
stea WhkyRouud lots lower aao not saane over
Cse unchanged Que; Prize and Choee Natives sS~
IS Is Butchers 250sf 500 Texans - 9g914 - hogs
o5o b1h Cora $40 5aa oats Ioo bead Of Cae and 1000
HogA
higher; Ono White Wablsk al 81 -; No Huhssh
TO- Rxua White Michigan g l0 No. Michigan, 81 Y No
Michigan AMBER MchgaR spot and seller ynae 8 81
se bali of June, ~ o. seller JuTi sos No he 81 %
No md ~. No Rel az; No Amber Illinois, %.
Corn firm and rdemd1d Of High Mixed and seller
Jai f5c seller August fic Mixed seller
August YeoE Sc 0a iiF demand snd hghtr % 20 for
No 3c or pot; seller Iunei Michigan Jc Frrhts
roriBalf rbanri Receuts-3on bbls Flour: 1900 bush.
Wseal; ~ 90 1aA 500 bush Shpmeuts40o
bush. Cora
WrLHDsroy. n G June 7SPirts TuPeHtae higher At ATE
quiet - ~ for Strained - ca for Pale Crude Turpenne
li-ady a. - iof hAf - iOs Ye0s DIP aal Virgin Tar
gher Al s. IS
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@ oruoraIlon Notlcfs.
CFHcE % board o. Excss No. 2l9 MrLBERRrsE,t
NEwYoKK NAY %, l871
- = thn


CETCE BoAHD o. EXCISE. No 29 MrIBzARrsE.f
NEw.YoKK. May 81, l8I5 }
fI'HE Board of Excise in and Tor the City
County New YcTk public notice hat tleY ~ hoeve
Applications and Issue Licenses S5 81 strong and NprnouA
Wines Ale and Beer accordance With ne as q me Ststo
Neg-lork MONDAY June ID I'D az me ilioSng
rates II which established hT this Bsrd
o $3.50 .
Class For seosndsss Hotels Restaurants Saloons &c. he
CLASS For all other places strong and ptaus liquors
sold M drunk upon be premises, The sum 0f > 100
CLASS Poe auggis anl All places 9oefe aoae
aud rtuou LIQUORS sold quantities lees tln ave gallons 81
in. and not Trunk uDOu prems1, The sun OF go
CLASS where Ale and Beer and
strong or sriruous Wines Or Liquors. the sum Of 80
Tie amount Pee sAeh case uual accompany NE
plcltou , a., 60. Ia, d. -, -
u intoxicating hqaor AID stet compliance there
attention. deoet the provisions Of the las ro4Vs
els.isg on az Sabbath, and IRON 70 ~ other daya
No erss granted Known Prcpneo places gd
gocs Of Prostitution Gambling gheT unaai paTpo
IpSbeants sill please apply IN the elo9iag order
Fn he It, T. a. th, 9Th, and Gu Wards 0n June 70 Jane =
From the 7.h sh Oh IoA, and .s Wards lane June 70
Fso% ne IaA 18Th 18th lss Ish Wants. -
Prom s islh 18Th 10th ns and ga Warts ron June % 10 Juas
q, Inclusive
toes Of tb Ercise Law has beea opened In tails Or-e
authorized Board
Al H. 0fce during once
once hours from ? a. a. 20 D.
No nopcy Received AFTER N.
JAMES L. STEWART Commissioner
JOHN 4. YOORIIS. }
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CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO. June 7ecepts or the weak-l8tte l4 hoes 99
sheep 5ffi corresponding week last yeaTat 6 hogs, bi3fi
Cate better reque local shipping
though not qDotalT higher quotations range - ga
IA for Extra; IS 81 % Choice; - for Go0i
- 3li Pair 81 FOR MeIuu - 50 - 75 for
nienoT O. Common; 50 51NssJ Cor Texans
Hog AZ higher 54a 81 10 for Common
- l50S4 for Pair 20 Goods ~ Da=4 % for Choice - 40a
sheep qas Is - Gss 50 for shoru and 81 so7 SO r soed
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holels.

VERMONT SUMNER HOME, Poultney, VI.
-RsvJ NEWMAN D. D., Prep opsa tfoa MAJ sPeAi raves
TO AuiAss AM season boaEderA
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Chantes for Business Ellen

A LADY ARTIST who has made and invested
N ten thousand dollars In her buSness "a monopoly
houn cash immediately fortune y iuyeioE Principals
answered address ARTIST. P. O. Box 90, NeE-York
A BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY and Toy
~ STORE uer public school good reasons
given Tor eIng ngae, "a. B. LOS Gates-aT
Brooklyn
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Brooslpn Real estate for Sale.

DAPID TRANSIT. Choice LOTS, 25x1O6 feet,
HI under restrictions in a;es nsr Yiqect
$50 md npwsr 50 end opportunity ~ investment speaon
rece Of the ats . "hNhn' w. ia 'on"'N Nu"
York. from II 10 O'Clock
OISTORY STORE ard DWELLING,
ia No. Pineapple 81 near RuiSn1 Do. c g.to Rl,
GORDON L. FORD " O1rt-s., 5roosga- --
l1so AND 268 WESTINGHOUSE,
ZNND b.twssa TfIlary and Johnson-stJ,
FOURsrORY DOUBLE HOUSk
81 GORDON L. FosD,
n Clark-sL, Brooklyn
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Section Three, Article Seven of the Consultation.
Two Million, Three Hundred and Twenty
Gight Thousand Dollars,

for which Transferable Certificates Of Stock PRINCIPAL AND INTER
EST PAYABLE GOLD either Registered Coupon az option OF
the purchaser will be Issued the Of the PEG l. Of The ao Of
credit the hiking Fund Uuder Section hree ara
Gle Of the Cnsiu ion bearing Interest a. the e Of 81 PEI h
annut payable seaunuv the arst DAYS u January July
year principal rmburb the hrsi day JAY one
thousand eight huulrel aul uineYone.
II 10 Commissioners 10 be t liberty 10
M proposals the oilers are nos slcu a. A iu
the interest," Of the state
PROPOSALS for the whole part OF said loan not s
than SJ.0JO q, e.-,t--
Fund envelope directed to the Auditor Of he CsnA
Department Albany, n. Y. 49,,
ire money viii be required paid 90 gold the acceptance
Of the proposal, by q JVih day a June Instant -
d. made By tepo1tng The same % the circuit OF %
toe Of New forE account Of e Ou UNI
the Maintain Go npany Ncs-lors me sos va
urng dr fay ofry 1919 0i BE- Teo1re ~ piyHeA for
subscription % ~ lo1n
Interest on The Loan will day Of Juy next ani
payable the inst DAYS Of January ana Ja a. he
Of Mauhnti8u Company, IN The City ol New-lorz
JOHN G.. ROBINSON
NELSON X. HOPKINS.
Comptroller.
G. HILTON SCRIBNER,
OF
THOMAS BAINES
Treasurer
FRANCIS C. BARLOW,
AtOrueY-Grneral.
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BANKING HOUSE OF
TURNER BROTHERS,
IA Nassau-st., Mew-Xork.

Accounts Of Bsn Bankers, Merchants, and others solicited
Interes. allowed daily balances suo to cheek at sight csh
es of Deposit bearing available At all Business
Sight and telegraphc transfers San Francisco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09

Gitp Rral estate for Sale.
A FOR SALE-Three tiTst-class tour-st0ry
hghsioop FRONTS college lsel on Horih .de o. fo
an fh and Sirthves tEoo E0rto and ohoo APpV
10 WM c. LESTER, No. ~ West Forty-uinthst
BARGAINS on Fifth and Eighth-aves., 'front.'
ID nz Csutra Sevenayea above ue FfA on
GrnHl Boulevard aul Rvefsise Para Apply % ~ p,vxop
81 Pueft
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Instantaneous.

1910 ESTABLISHED 1910.
1O-tOs g. RATCHFUSS Prae,oA Wsnaksr and iupeTtss q
Human Hair a. g. gSehhsL, NJ.
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CRIMINAL. NOTES.

GeIalamo C,Stelliro, charged with having IN his
possession htee brandy. supposed have be smugs el
held yesterday, b., Commissioner Davenport
At the Tombs Police Court, Yesterday, before Po-
cags Of stealing gold watch valued az 800 ron Jon
McManus 80. 1913 Meccr, Jcncy Ciy Delcuch Hdcbnd
upon charge dGnE William Rose OF 500 less the puce OF
-four drnA.
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, be
Joseph smith Of No ~, Nctsi aud Peter Keller
No $1,000 each
oers s.sauune George fleming No ~ Avenue C. on Saturday
night al M hquorsorr 81 Hou.ion. ana stealing
watch and .hsu $500. dennis uggn was held 30 ieint ~
, 900 bail TO Of stealing saturday ng gold
watch IRON John McMInus OF jersey Cty, \. j.
At the Jefferson Market Police Cont. Yesterday.
william Poole Of No H. thNouhers heh
"a s md ,e.mr en;sc,s IN am Alteration durug
U.s. heli bail charged having Eve gold CHAINS
800 John T. ASiersoa Of No Gel bfoadwAy John
t OF E1wsrs Tea Of so los Woostr,i charged him
bsvirg broken which h occupies nanaisc
Of Precuc: he
hats found d his Possession.
Al the Cont OF General sessions. Yesterday. be
love ,.r!er kc't A.r,auf District lfioeg Rollins appearng for
breaking Grammar school No ~ Al No 20 Hestrst on Aug
H. pdp psuloons belonging 10 e Janiior
native No ~ Eghhrst peadod gully to toe
attempted stealing OF - dcsss 'ani ~ s'j from MS employer,
10 tu ~ months Thomas ~ encfs Ii, Of
lOl Aos and John Taroa agc 10 OF No. 10 hasi iweH
dpce ofGeose No ~ Letngion-Aye. Jny 20
h+y es House OF kcsse Edward stewart arrested
James Gubhn pi OF Nc 1876 ther7si sent
State Prison tor iwo FOR stealing goods "0rl 500 from
Mr. Gos Of No. 40 Chrrs' John Cronn alias Aehe'
srang -. Joseph aaui H.
acquitted William wney also acquitted u the charge 81 steal
wagon worth 800 the property Of James NJ htaheron Of No
/
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District Sept 90 IId fDlsrict at the STANDARD Hpasd'
White Plains. sept 10 lid District Pa'mers h'''''
Croton DAM SCDt IL.
NFW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CiTY.-Wm. Hickey, a laborer, rcsid-
ing secondst. Brunswick. arrested yes'ef
day, charged with beating his wife with water pitcher
and fracturng her skull Ell Fire Comm ssioner riden
renewed his bonds in the Hudson Courty Court yester
day 10 answer indictments found agninst him WINE ~
Office; The postmortem examination IN the case Oh
house NJ No IT'S secondst Saturday, developed con
inflicted with club other blunt instrument An
effort Is making TO arrest Daniel Webster ooored ms
alleged assaant "A child named Amanda Plnard MAS
drowned IN cistern at tbo home OF her prents nc
Cambridge-ave and Congress-s;, on the Hights, on
Saturday night. w. Benson OF Ciendunny-lye,
Oh the Nights, age ~, member Of the hrh
OF Mott 90. OF Broome-st and Broadway,
New-fork, died Mt his residence on SATURDAY
AFTERNOON under very singular circumstances. Az EJO
o'clock Saturday morning ne awoke the clerk IN
Cooks drug store on Bergeuaye. ana called for some
brandy, which the clerk refused to let him have. Mr
Benson then said that be afraid % go home alone
because his wife would kl him. The clerk accompanied
him To his door left him there AT about a. M he
returned 70 the drug store, aud after drinking some
brandy complained NJ being unwell aud was allowed To
ho down in the clerks lie seemed to he In great
distress and DR. Carpenter. his family phy solan was
Three other physicians then summoned for consul
| auOn and renamed with nm unul ne dcu'
| day showed that death resulted from congestion
| OF the brain, brought on BY excessive drinking
on this side at 81 M yesterday. the boat struck the
bridge with sucn force That Adams Express wagon
was driven backward and prccpitated into the river
carrying with IL the team, which valuable one
The driver OF the Is at the time. The
animals drowned but the wagon aud some OF the
packages recovered. Alexander Hunter, white,
arraigned before Justice Reese, yesterday charged
WIN deserving Mary Fowler, coOred who had deserted
her husband about four years ago TO i've with Hunter
The woman alleged that Hunter was about 10 run away
with her eldest daughter While the trial on, TINS
daughter age H. and another coored girl age Il, ap-
pearcd In court and charged that Hunter had made
pruffers Of marriage TO them Justice Reese held them
ALTO answer charges OF criminal intercourse.
NEWARK. deaths last week. So The Fire Depart
ment will parade to-day to receive Gleason Hook and
Ladder Co. of Troy ". Y. Niagara Co. No OF Motifs
town will Join IN the The draw OF the Eric
bridge the Passac River IL being wdcned "a II was
so narrow that palace grazed s sides In passing
it. The property owners OF Ecsbtt-st, between
Summit and COdeusts., will contest their assessments
for improving that part OF the street In the courts The
property owners on Mount Prospective, Will take a
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THE COURTS.
THE RAILROAD BOND FoRGERTEs.

THE RAILROAD BOND fOiNhEislif''
James Y. Yates and James w. johnson, who
were arrested for alleged completely in the Newfork
Central Railroad forgeres taken before Judge Fan
cher IN the Court oyer aud emincr yesterday upon
writ Of habeas corpus Ex-MayOr Han and w. f. Howe
appeared for johnson, and Mr. Howe for Yates Assist
ant District Attorney Lyon stated that an indictment
had been found against each prisoner; thirteen moro
indictments were expected against the former and be
tween twenty and thirty against the latter The case
was adjourned uDt this morning TO give counsel oppor
nity TO read the papers The prisoners were remanded
When Johnson was arrested, 5000 IN cash wac FOUND
upon hun by Capt. Walsh. day or two aiterWafd nc
confessed Judgment ito WIN. f. Howe, his counsel Tor
5000 Capt Walsh refused 10 part with the money e1-
cent by order of the Court 10 tho Sheriff 1hs was
granted on Saturday. Clement &. Ruttcr one OF the
brokers who suffered from JObnson's transactions, got
au attaC hncn yesterday, against the sane property
He has obtained preliminary Injunction uom Judge
Fauchef restraining the sheriff, Capt Walsh or john
son from making any disposition OF the money until II
can be gscerHinrd whether the confession OF Judgment
TO Mr. Howe was fraudulent On not.
The Stock Exchange has decided that bonds OF The
Buffalo Ncw.YOrk and Erie Railroad Company % the
nrst mortgage per cent, 1911 and bonds OF the
New York Central Railroad Company seven per cent,
1876 are good delivery unless certified ON the BOND
10 genuine by officer Of the Company issuing It,
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DECISIONS- SrPr. 4.

Supreme court Ctcmbers-By Judge Fancher.-
samuel Php Jonathan HsuouJud gar,rd sane
Iasel--JpIgs,ut gaBt~j. Young at Decker e a-Jugmrnt
gr,uel Haunsh Ighe Western HisbeE"pou confirmed snd
uigmrnt o. divorce granted.
Superior C0art-Npecidi Tcrn-By Judge Van Worst
-Isreh agL granted jenkins MmravOner
granted Greer Agt rre5-hodou granted Haightart OvcnMo
lion dtue DsvsonMouou for rcsrguUtn- denied e
mem with CLERK IT thsn,eyt
part By judge Cuus-MtttheW Kcboe others Ignstus
Pyuu r. MELVIN orpauufs aud Noah fugssu for de'eHuant
Inque desut. Judgment for piHhuGs $40 81, cost-.
Louis suheh sui others act Marcus simon and
H,ury Mecrs BoarlmsE Tor pauun ami j. j. Msruu
fr by dea-A $50 To- and 50
AnOeSnce.
PAT III Judge Iloplsnd-Loveuns Pine. L. d Bunneu
for plant Whiefaore ior eniaBibs s,oH
rendered verdict ia favor p ut for
SOS 70 Aud viii AN g. Horton Henry
Dammsn Wofor suti au0 81 Rayy for dsfensntNe
for defendant for costs aud So aloSau's.
Marine OujI- ChamJers.-BY Judge JOaChimsen.-
WOLF All dcuied sih shde Schon
skv AT deud,n bv hs deav hiss ALREADY viHusy
nncd Sp'udugs She be relieved n
within days pays required By order Of %
serves ab.weI writing that
etd1wu trs sept H. Part 49, parg $40 costs opposing
moon Clpp Wls0n-ApphctOn gAutet payment Of tlO
motion aod concerning that case be placed on da caa
dsr MONDAY October kohhcm hchfspMOu0n to
4Bi discharge Of defendant from
rsps Hen SassacMouoB placing is ciynisr Of
senf .
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Board and efforts were made TO lrng aui his removal
The proceedings opened with thepre entaion OF reso
mtion nv Assistant Alderman Foley requesting Con.
trocr 70 pay the salaries OF the clerks and attaches OF
Of r,he Board for August Tbs referred 10 the salaries
Of the clerks DISCHARGED by Mr.. Moloney, when
had been made out only 10 che first OF INC
month, whereas thug claimed compensation, no 10
the date of their dNcharge. This was ADOPTED py
a vote of IA 20 ]. Assistant Alderman Slh9 2..
presented "A resolution appointing Constantine DV u,
hnc clerk Of the Beard Of Assistant Aldermen wee
liam III. Moloney, hereby removed" Several nc I
hers sprtng their feet, but time was aloWou io
discusson The president only heard the secondnE ~
the resolution and motion for vote. IL was anoH"
by vote Of IL to TO- Messrs. Murphy tlanmanyl, W
ser and strack apollo Hain Thorneii 0odlhp ,,o
Kreps, WSde, Kehoe simonson. Linden ana beyeS So
pubicans) voted In the alternatives Mr. Clancy spoi
Of the remarkable ingenuity OF the presiding ~
forcing the vote and said the Legislature WOnu nav
been wise IN abOIshing this Board. lie aceuSyu soo 80
the members of nepOtisIp. He Thought inc DeloVts
were entitled TO the organization OF tho bOai anu
sorry to three Of them acting with the
Constantine DOnOhue, the new CLERK was thu 90 lie
clerk the Board Of Assistant Aldermen I'D isg H.
was also member OF the Assembly IN 1900 hnu too'' "
was and still claims 10 be Tdintnaly Dch.ViS
The next resolution also offered Dy MT oiuoi , ~
Xed the salaries Of the clerk and II assistants NJ c
gross sum of sl5,OOO. This was adopteu ny thc S"'
II a
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WHALERS' MiSFURIONLS.

TWO WRECKED CREWS on AN ARCTIC ISLAND
NINE MONTHS.
NEW BEDFORD, Sept. S.-The schooner ABIDE
Bradford Mt this port Hudsons Bay reports the loss
OF two Now-Bedord whaers and brings portion OF the
crew uf one Of them The particulars are as follows
ON the 14th OF September the bark Orray TAFT at
anchor Marble Island, Hudson's Bay parted hcr
cables and went ashore landing high and dry IN snch
position that she cannot be got OFF On the 18Th OF
October following the bark Ansel Gibbs went ashore AT
the same place. went pieces and Is total wreck The
Orray Taft had OIL but the Ause Gibbs had $50 barrels
OF whale oil and 900 pounds Of bone most of which was
lost small amount was saved by the Abbie bradford
No men we're lost at the time Of the wrecks, but boh
crews were obliged live the Island until the 81 OF
August last and from exposure and the lack OF proper
food were attacked by scurvy The Winter was fearuiy
cold being the most for number or Years, 80
that the natives OF the Island died by scores ana thc
wrecked crews suffered exceedingly Ten or the crew OF
the Anse Gibbs and four OF the crew OF the Olfay lhI
died Their names aud residences were as OHOws' vi
the Anse Gibbs Capt stiles OF North Adams MASS;
Geo Hartley OF Portsmouth, n. H.. Murray ID. McCOn.
nell of Jacksonville H.; Emil Bender and Chhs elsn0r Oh
GERMANY and five Portuguese. or the OfIay IaitJa
Marshal OF Montreal Jas. Garty OF Natck Mass FRANK
Coleman of Brooklyn. n Y, and John A. Hraham oi
Liverpool England.
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RAgE RAIL-.
The sixth

The sixth game of the championship series
between the Atntcs OF Brooklyn and the Bosons was
played in Boston, yesterday and resulted in favor Of the
latter by "A OF 10 to 10.
game of basel ball was played I'm Philadelphia, yes
terday by the Athletic and PhadepnIa CLUBS oI that
city. The following Is the score:
l.t. 81 3D. 4ih. 9th 9Th. 7ih. sih. 9ih-ToiaL
f fli,Si:iiiGG I Q Q I "a
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FINN 5rense Hotel-Murat Halstead Of The Cinoin-
Potter Pame Of ,heago Chester W chspn o.
~ PngLrep-s Homer Ramfdol Of Eewburyh Hon EshAni
Wheeler of bridgeport Gen. James H. lede Of Utica ADD RoeeT
Denr on H,tf1d York Hoti-The Marquis Dc Nosis7,
the French sinister and the Hon James Marvin q ssraiog'
Pull nan Of Chicago lfnaH UOuss
NicePrcsi4ent Ens Railway
NJ Aoas onl-en Forrest Of Memphis Judge NJ Ohrne Of
Catski n Y aud Of Kansas Cty .ErfrI
Boggs nav and Capt nbbi Of star,
.h,p Civ Of Paris CI1reHfon Horhe Rev W. James Of Bristol
Bne ana and Clara Louse UaioH Square Hoifhe Hon
Cove Sausbury 81 Delaware Uentnsr Hoiei-The Rev -
Robinson the Rev sove and the Rev j. Resell OF Lndon, the
Rev j. wilkins ani ihe Hamon Of Brighton Rnsd the
~ CoYdon England AMI Banug Could LONDON
81 D,Eis HorI-Td6 Toar odgon Of Baltimore AMI The
Rev W. gnngtow MongOmerY .dbmarls Hote-The Hen
kewlayen and Dr. Marcel Jond0n Barr IN
BOkl-Gen Alfred Suly D. H. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09
TIE RYAS MURDER TRIAL.

At the trial of George Byas, the alleged
murderer OF Della CorcOr0n. ut tho Hudson County
y. j., Court yesterday the prisoner testified that he
only rOwcd her the dock Excelsior Grove, and
there landed her after which she must have been met
aud murdered He stated that his previous versions OF
hs conduct differed from tins because when he gave
them he was frightened. Testimony was adduced
which rendered much of this narrative doubtful. The
jury Will be charged AZ a. IN. to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE JEROME PARK HAYDICAPs.

The Secretary of the American Jockey Club
has issued list OF OF the hancaps for the Jerome Park
Fall meeting For the Manhattan Handicap which will
bo for Oct 4, day OF the meeting there
entries, aud the weights vary from 40 poundso
pounds For the grand National Handicap. to be run
Tor the fourth Of the meeting there are IS entries
and the weights range from lS 10 2 pounds. Declara
tons OF nOn-acoep lance must be- made ny sept. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09
OBITUARY.

w. s. Waters, one of the most prominent
and active members of tho Baltimore city bar died yes
tcrday that city He time Speaker Of the
House OF Delegates.
The Hon. John McConvillc died in Roches-
ter, yesterday. He member of the Assembly from
this district IN and 1865, and candidate fol-
member OF Congress in 1869.