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N1NIArIRR ALMANAC

Sun d,s.. 534 6:31 Moor rises. $3.50. Morn
DAY-A.s
Sandy Hook SO Hell Gate Ferry, 1l9
HIGH DAY..
Sandy Hoof G0rs lssnd.. 100 Hell Gate Fery liss
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70 and Fat.
125. Sanders sgt Poor & iho.
126. Button e, al sss Claim
elal.
1877. Freeman AT. Smith.
1913. Seely sgt. Horsmsn ct al.
l29. Erie Railway Go. AT. Barr.
1870. Knapp agt. Klngslsnd ct al
l3l. .McCabe sgL Mccarthy l.
1872. Moore sgt. Young ct al.
1873. Marshall sgt Hirschheld K
sno.
1874. Wilton ct a. agt Spring.
1876. Moore sgt- Young ct al
1876. .Pitman Agt Lynch ct al.
l37..St. p. NJ. A. Il u. ASS. sgt.
St. p. NJ. A. Ass.
1873. .Deyine agi. Bird IT al.
l39. .Goldsteih sgt. Juch.
$40. .ksrst sgt. hart, & sno.
l4l. Wood AIT. Early 81 al.
l42. Fellows sgL Smith ct al
lab. .Cstlin, er'r, agt Browning
etal.
IA CLARK ag.. Deacon.
lI5..Treadwel agh Hoffman
ct al.
1i6. .Krsusch art. Pfund.
ls7. .GusthAl Agt. Ilig ct al
las. Joyce sgt Burke.
ls5..Cssserly, rec'r. Igt. MAJ.
$50. Bennett, ke., sgt. Cavity
et al.
X, J.-0peus a, 1890 q. n.
1926. Bartlett ag;. MAYOR. &c.
1906. .KoklsAst Agt Devoe.
1855. .Sayres ct al. ACT Dunlap.
1890. Kelly, admir-. ssi. N. \. x.
X and L. Co.
1926. .JAesby sgL Johnston.
3l2s. BOWery Nat. Bank AIT. The
MAYOR, &c.
20ss. .GemAnis Bank sgt. Poi
lemy and sno.
2050. Mutual Bank AgL Winters.
2Oj2. .kager and anO. sgt Per.
fufOu.
2056. Plat, ree'r, sgt Treller
aud Ano.
2OJS. Same agt Sane
"Opens Al l0.30A m.
3O24. Bernstein agt. the Mayor,
&c.
7l7..Dennis agt ChArAek and
AuO.
1905. Bentley sgt. Weir.
aij. Holman sgt. Wagaer and
1866. .Malielt sgt the MAyoE
l0Ss. .TssoAa al. Nhsslsl.
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magistrates in the districts OF the city where tho
oourfs are situated does not relate to the subject
n is saidthat the case will carried to the Court OF
Appeals.
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Isy>i Of L
IL. Hoffman Agt Tresduell and
ino.
l0l. .ZsehwetIke sg,. Cnrr et al.
l02. .Dater, eIr, sgt. TAllman
ct al
1903. .Gilberlsgt Coburn ct al
l04. .Wbitloek sgt Casanova
l05. Barry agt Bruno e, al.
100. .Noser sgt smith.
lO7. DE Mier AIT. Travis.
los. .Hsnlon agL Hanlon, err,
&c
100. .Dimocf agt Cummings.
1l0..Kamp AIT kAmp etAl.
Ill. .Dimoek agi, Cummings and
sno.
1l2. .Jeipnger AIT. Salem 81 al
ll3.. Carr sgt Clifford and ano.
ia. Pinto agt 0Csllsghah.
ll5.. SpanldIag ct al, erTs, Agt
FARLEY.
1l6. .Tred.gsr Co. sgt ST. l., l..
q " II. IL 70.
III. .Pentlss sgt George and
ano.
lls. Blooigoot agt. hiekle .tAl
l19. Worth agt. LApaugh ct all
100. .Arnsud tg,. Blddensick.
l2l. Andes agt. Dous ASS.
l22. White sgt. Coulter L ano.
1873. .Bells sgt Best and sno.
ia. .Bne Hallway COMFY igt.
Gould, impfd.
CIRcuir-PART II-WssrBR,
10. Dowbing igt KELLY. sh'f
52..Crandlll and Ano. agt
PheniI lbs. Co.
l746. Reid and lno. ast Hart ct
al.
no. .Genev. Nat. Bank sg,.
Gregory, err
$50. .sh.thAr GgL Guardian Life
lns. Co.
3Ss. .BDdieot, ct al. agi. Kelly,
Sherf.
1886. Rsierbroot 8. z. n. Co.
Agt HANNAH.
30l2. Never sgL Honeke.
200. .MeGainnsss exT. sgi. Dew
lin.
1924. Conn and Ano. sst Mayor.
kc.
PART llI-vAy voRsr,
1867. Room. ast the Mayor, ke.,
". y.
25i9. Nelson agi the MAYOR. &c.
10. Black and ,no. agt. the
Continental Nat Bank.
1927. .hcGresor AT. Boyle.
l2l5. .sbas Ast Du4esn.
1871. ". 4. Nav "a ~ Smith
- e.
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Ra:: gslIs I!IIISliyST7i

The BBsr and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC yet .toduesd -
ne Of Genera Debility 81 Ap9ens n.
ysasbe Recommended for ~ pun5 By The Fool ,ess- ~
RS s. A., ae Sold By 6rOesn Nlnss Aaa Sss's'sn 'sSs
GooDALL. HACkaoVsk CO.
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BENSON, hill c:

YORKSHIRE RELISH.
Il The Mott Delicious and Cheapest ssuee in the WORM.
Warranted and free nom any injurious ingeieN
eT2l92 BOTTLES SOLD IN ONE MONTE AUGUST 1921
Sale ns-d n NE history Of Sauces
Sod By Groosu Dnsg and Olmen. bottles Ga Is and "a
Trade hut-~nlor Pattern Plate Beware Of Imsslo
Manufacturers: G000AlL, BAckHOvSe g. co.,
Leeds. BHglaaa.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

"HIIE SIAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARglING THb
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND PULL-POWBRgD SrBAySHIPS
Hshnr New York SATURDAYS from Liverpool On THUR
DAYS. calling al Corf HsTOor each
ADRIATIC. SATURDAY. April IL az l2:SO D. u
BALTIC. SATURDAY. April Is al lOO q m
OCEANIC. SATURDAY, ADrl %. u N
REPUBLIC SATURDAY NAV 2. at $500 D. N
CELTIC. SATURDAY. May g. al ll;OOA
Fromt o. White Dock. PAyouia Ferrr sersev CIV,
Passenger all eses unrvalei combining
SAFETY SPEED AND COMFORT
Saloons bsth-rooms
don where sad Hswdesses aceomess~
these -.
RATEs-saoou $50 Return Tickets $40 rod seerses
$50 for fenls the Old CeuAnr
prepaid oertihcae So. eurrne' ~
RON OF AmsrcA ranA nA"'~~
korwsy Sweden India Australia China AZ
Drafts from 81
and other Information
sGcsA No. ~ Broadway. newtork j. COhilo Aeh~
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srpspsu CouRr-sPKcIAL TRRs-yAs BRusr J.
Demurrer
.SehsselI ,gt Smith 25.,JAy Agt. Streyer aud ,uo.
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Mlsrellaneous.

DAINT BRUSHES. KALSOMINE and VAR
Il HlSH BRI SHES: Brushes Of 336
Psar.s.. JOHN X HOPPEL, Msnua Importer.
DEW TO RENT.-lfalf of Pew No. 70 in st.
Paus Methodist Episcopal Church. and Twenty
secouds middle setso % three stugpnce $40 per Annnn
Apply r. H. PATTERSON Sexton 236 FoaAYe address
Aston Box 13O NJ T. L. U.
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PENSION WINDSOR,

Ffstcss boarding house, neaT nc IAK' 'eh"O01S 611
English spoken.
KIssINGEN SPRINGS GERAANm
SEASON
FROM APRIL Is TO n.v.,,.x p.u rom
SEPT 80. oh' hh,nr 49,. -.n..
sc,., hotels private lodgings grand and nsgnaeest
don. for the u exquisite orchestra esis ess
SPRINGS sna
- moo, b.b, Russ an baths Whey, 40,
s chronic cstarh Of and Of the ntesInes ulcers 10 s
.,oma.h ,pams stomach cousupahoo swelling Of 'o ef
Iii atone iaundee degeneration Of the hse s-ehns OF
The spleen sbdomuai plethora hemonoids goat ctone ue
~, "a muscular the brsn 10 the sp,ne
49, rit.hly OF the Inflammation Of the and sf
d. .tery bladder chronic bronchial lara
sr. e.tauh diabetes aLd affections Of the kdusIk
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Ocean 5tenmers

EAGLE LINE, ., .rv.v.u,,,
TO PLYMOUTH, CHERBOUkG, AND HA&BURG
The eegR1t CYde-br'l stetahp
LESSiSG. Capt Toosbuy.
will ss TUESDAY Nay BrHB Capt Wilson, MAY 10, from
Eigie Line Pier, % Of First st.. H0bosen
RATES OF PASSAGE TO
PLYMOUTH LONDON. CnBRBOURG AND HAhBDRG;
CABIN slZO gold; saloon, S72 god steer,g
London 800 CherbOnrg aS
Hamburg $50, gold Pgpad tickets Tor ,Hbar s36 currency
FOR freight apply PUNCH, EDYB Co. u South WIaaA
-'F' General Azeats - Broadway
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1927. .DiT'eber at. Hons Life
Ins. Co.
800. MILAN agt. Graham.
3O22. Miller at. the Mayor, Nc.
1923. Rogers syL The Mayor, &c.
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TOR HAVANA,
Il NASSAU. PROGRRS0 AND VERA CRUZ -
EEW-Y0RK HAVANA, and MEXICAN MAIL y, 5. LINZ
feAyng Per 8. Sorh RIVER 81 u IL
CITY or MbklLA tiAVsna directl.............hpl y
CITY OF HAVANA tHavsna ria Nassau. .......Apnl 10
CITY or NRWYORh thayana drecii. ........Apnl IS
CITY or MEXICO Havana and Mericol....AprI 70
"HesH' Wv, HLEx ANDRE SONS. 30 Bo.lr,L
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FOR sOUrHAMPTON AND BHBMth ,,nn
The Steamship HANSA r KluZksi. WI san Oh WE'D
NESDAY April g. PER foot 1hlr1sl Hooo-
ken. followed bv
RITFs OF PASSAGE TO LONDON. HAVRb. AND BRSAKA-
PAYABLE y EQUIVALENT ~ cUKRssoE
IA, ,a;gbt a, manage sppyto OELRIGHS Co.. Agents
w No's-' - p--'-rt W. 9 Rok Yrne
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
BROOKLYN.

The City Treasurer reports the receipts for the
past week as being Slo9 100. The warrants paid
weSe f1144t5 81. The balance On hand to the
credit OF the city is $467, ,55S l3.
Mayor Hunter has approved the proposed re-
pair OF Warren street, which VIII have tendency
70 diminish the assemblage OF laborers who have
been loterlng about the City Hall Park in quest OF
employment iof some time past. Other work will
also be early provided for the poor men.
Yesterday Treasurer Prentice, OF the East River
Bridge Company, received from Comptroller
Schroeder sloo 900, being portion OF the tenth in
stament OF the So 0OO 900 originally appropriated
by tie city to the enterprise. There sCtll remains
$l5C,60o 10 pay on the first subscription. The
work has oeen resumed on the Brooklyn tower
and anchorage.
Abraham Downey, alas Summitson, was arrested
on Monday afternoon, on a charge OF burglary.
The prisonar entered the apartment OF Martin
Needhan, IN No, 4T3 HICKS street, Martin being
aosent at the time and appropriated to his own
use watch anu some money. While at work
Offcer Cunningham, who resides in the same
ham, TOOK him INTO custody. He is held to await
the action OF the Gran0 Jury.
Judge Pratt, in the supreme Court, yesterday
issued two orders to SHOW cause why peremptory
mandamuses should not issue against the Board OF
supervisors. They were granted on the appica-
tiSn OF the gatekeeper OF the Almshouse, J. T.
Cooper, and Robert Grumpy, clerk IN the oifice OF
the commissioners OF Charities, so as to compel
The Board TO pass the pay rolls Of the Charity Com
nlssioners for May, June, July and part OF August
1874 IN so far as the pay rolls affect their saanes,
The order was made returnaoe on Monday next
At an early hour yesterday morning Patrolmau
Bunn while on his beat on Broadway, found
German named George Wenderberg lying on the
sidewalk, bleeding from two deep gashes on his
forehead. The injured man, who was removed to
the CITY Hospital, stated tnat he was assaulted by
tWo negroes wne drnklpg with them IN a lager
Deer saloon, No. 4s2 Broadway. The weapons used
Dy his assailants were raZors. Wenderberg re-
Sdes at NO 63 Bartlett street. The Sixth SUBJ
precinct police are looking alter the bloodtnirsty
C0lOled men.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
BUTTER AND CHEESE EXCHANGE.

Some months ago IL was decided TO have a daily
scalp butter, &C., similar 10 that on the Stock
Exchange. To this end the Committee on the
Butter Trade were instructed to prepare rules for
the government OF transactions. These rules were
adopted, and yesterday the new system was put
In operation for che first time The attendance
was not as large as might have been, perhaps ex
pected nor the bidding so lively, owing, doubtless,
TO the novelty OF the experiment several sales,
amounting TO nearly $4,000, and BIDS and offers
were made IN nearly all the grades on the Ilst
The following are the different grades as set
forth -
Extras-Eastern OF this grade shall be composed
OF elections from the finest grades OF fresh made
sorts and shall be OF the highest standard OF table
butter The same classification OF western must
be fine Favored fresh made butter. IN Uniform
packages and IN good condition.
Firsts shall be choice butter, yellow and OF uni
form natural color in the season, sweet on TOPS
AND sides and properly seasoneH in good style OF
packages and in good condition.
Seconds shall consist Of a goof souEc sold
grade OF butter uniform IN color. good style OF
packages and In good condition.
Thirds shall embrace all sorts between the quail
above grease butter.
The rules governing the trade do not essentially
dlner IN spirit rom those adopted IN other similar
ofanches oil trade, the one most worthy OF notice
being the following -
RIe 9-On all saes of butter by members Of this Ex
chshse payment 10 bfteeD days shall be considered ~
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
COTTON STORAGE.

At the Cotton Exchange the report OF the Com
mittee on Trade recommending the leasing OF the
American Dock property at staten Island has been
adopted by the Board OF Managers, and the opn-
ion OF counsel Is desired in regard the leasing OF
1t tor FIVE years for cotton storage. The matter
VIII be submitted TO the Exchange for their act on
The owner Of the properly states that 1t will be
ready in thirty days to store 10000 bales. The fol-
lowing are the terms:-
Labor-For taking in and ont OF warehouses twelve
and one -hat 02tsl cents per bale
storage-For each month, twelve and one. hall 12lD
cents bale, tor each half month less thereafter
eight 81 cents.
Lighterage-For all cottons, either to or from the
docks, be done promptly, TOR twenty COZ per
bale, for all sized lots from FIVE C9 bales upward
II congresses are desired on the premises or
other WORK performed by the yard II will be done
on reasonable terms. There are five wire cables
now under contract. and one will be devoted ex-
ciusively to the use OF the Exchange.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
NEW JERSEY.

There are eigaty-one persons over seventy years
OF age in Fairfield township, Cumberland county.
The bridge over the Rarltan River at South Am
boy, which is being built by the New YORK and
Long Branch Railroad company, will have draw
200 ieet wide. The worK Will soon be completed.
SigamoDd Broekmann, a German immigrant c,
was arraigred before Recorder Bohnstedt in
hoooken, few months ago for acting IKE a
lunauc and was discharged. he left a valise and
sone valuabes in the station house SAYING he
wenlQ return for them next day, but was not
ktLer aArd heard from until yesterday, when in
IoIha1On was received t1at he was In unatic
aEyluh AZ New York. He was sensible enough.
however, 10 remember where he had left his
Vsiise. IL WIN De forwarded 70 MIN.
daring but unsuccessful attempt to escape
Hom the State Prison at Trenton was made by
convict named Frederick shuart on yesterday
morning. lie had succeeded in making a large
aperture through the wall OF his cell when his
keeper discovered his movements and at once
had him placed IN irons. Snuart was known as =
notorious desperate in Bergen county In Tho ial
of which he had formerly served several terms
He was sentenced 10 twenty years. imprisonment
In The State Prison for burglary, and had only ar
rived there on the 10th inst. Five days before his
arrest he was married. SheriG Pe, OF Bergen
rounty, says he 'ru.ec the .ai' there whine pms
bneT.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
Almanac for New Eork-This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. q, 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Wyoming Br Beddoc, Liverpool via Queens
town-Wilains Guion ,.
Hurst
steamship Goethe Ger, Wilson, Hamburg via Ply
steamship Ltna tBrj, Ecker. Kingston, &c-Pim For
steamship Crescent City, Curtis Havana-w p Clyde
Steamship Leo, Dearborn. savannah-Murray, Ferris
Steamship Columbia, rribOn, charleston-J Quin-
Steamship Richmond, Read, Norfolk City Point and
steamship vindieatoT. Doane Phiadeipha-Lorlard
s,ssm:60 rs"HGnia alnr BTasg por,IansIs
ship Jason tsrJ jameson London-R j Coriis
snip Palmer Nor), Larsen, Antwerp-0 Tobias
Bark capea csor,, wusschmidt Liverpooi-Tetons 4
Bark Antonio Rsso dap, Marnno, Cork or Falmoath-
BARK Martes Ausl, lie Domin Cork or Falmouth for
Bark simpaaa diali, Bozzoia, Cork or Falmouth for
Barb Albion NOR Larsen, Queenstown or Falmouth
Bark G De zaldo, Miller, sagus Ia Grande-wayden 4
Bark Jonathan Chase. Clifford, Galveston-carver 4
Bark Galveston, sawyer, Gaiveston-C II Mallory
Brig Saba dtaD Bolta Limerct-sloeov,ch Co.
sehr Willie Trim Drinkwsier. Port spain--H Trow-
scbr 4 Lennox. Gray. Mragoane-R Murray. ,r
schr Isaac Oliver Panneil, AUX Cayes-Youngs smith
schr Snow BIRD tBr) cupps 81 John Mp Sevius
scbr Hallock, Moulc, Jacksonvlre-H Loud L
Schr Nellie Potter Howard Washington. NC-w
sehr Decorra, Thompson Bangor Simpson, clapp
schr Kate Carleton tBr, Grant, Canden-s Loud
schr c Bentley Baker snlem-Chas living
Scnr Pointer' bliss New London-H W Jackson Son:
Bro.
scnrs Goodwin Williams stamfora-stamiord Man
steamer octarora Reynolds Baltimorc-w DaizelI
Hand
steamer Novelty, Shaw. Philadelph,a--wn Kirkpat
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
Meeting Yesterday-Trouble with the
Railroads.

An important meeting OF the Produce Exchange
was held at noon yesterday. Mr. Franklin Edison,
the President OF the organization, was called upon
to preside, and the action OF the Erie and New
York Central was discussed. 1t appears that free
ghterage deliveries OF grain VIII cease after the
2lst INST, except in five car lots from point Of
shipment, ana that all deliveries Of lots less than
five cars must be made rom track at Thirty third
street or Jersey City. and that small lots will not
be aggregated 70 make five cars.
1t was OF tnis arbitrary and, 1t was contended
unjust action or the companies, the Exchange
meeting had met TO complain. Mr.. Carlos COBB
offered a preamble and resout ions, showing the
committee OF five gentlemen engaged IN the grain
trade be appointed to confer W Tn the companies
and report the result their conference at o
future meeting. The following were adopted: -
Whereas the Erie Railway and New York Gen.
trs and Hudson River Railroad companies have
given notice from and sIter the 2st inst.
tree lghterage deliveries of grain in less than
bve car lots drom poJnt Of shpmenu will cease;
be made from track ana Thrtythird street jersey
City. and that lots VIII not be aggregated TO make hve
ing the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, deprive new
York city the valuable trade in grain which the
establishment OF the through line OF cars has created;
whereas consider the reimpositiop OF ligheragc
charges upon grain, mentioned above back
ward which will reject great loss upon the trade of
New York OF unjust and unnecessary DIS
elimination against this and in Of other markets
whereas we believe that this acuon will prove detr-
mental 10 the interests the railway conpa nies who
having encouraged and built the enormous trade can
not afford 10 dmini-h 1t: ana whereas appears
that the Intere Is OF the merchants and railway
panes are Interested IN retaining and fostering the
trade: therefore
Resolved That committee of six members ofthe grain
trade be appointed to confer with the of
the three trunk lines OF railway upon this subject and
report at q future meeting
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
STATEN ISLAND.

club is about to be organized IN stapleton, to
be known as the 'old Mems Republican CLUB" in
opposition TO the Tyson Liberal Republican club,
which numbers about thirty members, holds
monthly meetings, and rs prominent at al the
primary NEE tings.
Richmond county assembled yesterday at the
Union Hotel, in Tompkinsville, Tor organization.
The Tyson Qiberap delegates met first and organ
lied. ruling out one OF the Oldest members, with
his delegation-Mr James Guyon, OF the Iehth
district, OF the town OF southhed. Ihe adnerents
OF Mr. Guyon assembled ana organized in the
same room choosing Mr.. William h. Corbett as
permanent Chairman, William ii. vinegar as Sec
retaryapd Richard Cunlr as Vice Chairman. Sub
sequentIy a vote taken and II was decided that
Mr. Guyon had Deen unjusty ruled out
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
NEW YORK CITY.

The regular meeting OF the Emigration Commis-
saoners win take place next Monday.
Commissioner william Lainbeer OF the Charities
and Correction. was yesterday before the Grand
Jurv WHAT ne testified 70 could NOT be ascertained
"a matter OF COURSE
Rev / NJ Farley win lecture In ST. Patrck's
Cathedral next sunday evening, on "Rome, It's
pencs and Ruins" for the benefit OF the Young
heuis Roman Catholic Association.
The veterans OF the National Guard are TO have
,beir seni-centenniai parade October 8. and all
Tho intend 10 be present at the banquet are re-
ouested to report 10 U. u. Bostwlck, AdJutanL
The Comptroller has been worsted IN the suit OF
the supervisors for their salary. Yesterday the
attorneys for the latter transmitted the recovered
pay Tor March, April. May and June which was
gratefully received
Florence o'Connor was arrested by Detective
McGowen on Monday evening Tor leaving in the
care Of man ma med o'Rourke a stolen trunk, the
property OF Elizabeth Hughes. OCOnnor was held
by Judge Smith for examination.
The boys OF ST. Johns Free School, Trinity
parish, went yesterday with their Principal, G. b.
Aendrckson, on botanical excursion to High
Bridge and vicinity They obtained many inter-
esting and beautiful specimens, but no cardinal
nowers
The Gold ana Stock Telegraph Com. my yester-
day elected the following named gentlemen as d.
rectors ior the ensuing year:-Marshan Lererts,
william OrtoE II. B. Cornell, George Is. PRESCOTT,
James H. Banker, George II. Mum!ord, Norvln
Green, Tracy K. Edison and Henry Person.
Arthur NJ. Cox, OF Jersey City, was riding In
Central Park on Monday evening with John e.
Lewis of No. COS Eudson street. Tue latter was
arrested Mr.. Cox, who was airaigned IN court
under somewhat ambiguous charge, but was
promptly discharged, but directed by the Judge
To go before the Coroner and give his version OF
she iatai occurrence 10 his irieno.
The New York herald., 1874-09-23
RIOT AMONG TUNNEL MEN.
Arrest OF the Ringleaders.

Yesterday afternoon, about three O'Clock,
serious fight occurred among about fifty OF the
labOrers-Corkonians and Fardowners-employed
on the new tunnel Of the Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western Railroad, at the corner OF Central
and Laldlaw avenues, Jersey City.
The men employed on the tunnel, to the num-
Der OF several hundred were paid OF yesterday,
after which they INDUCED freely in drink, and, as
q natural result there was more or less hgnting.
At the shalt on Central avenue a fight occurred
between COrRonian and Fardowner, which was
taken up by the friends OF the two factions un I'll
some ty men were engaged In battle, and stones
and clubs were freely used, and quite a number OF
the com0atants were injured. Al the commence
ment OF The trouble word had been sent to the
Third precinct station house, wnen Sergeant New
ton with squad Of men, made descent and DIS
persed the rioters. They captured the rDgleaders,
Thomas McAndrews, son OF the contractor, John
Casey and Patrick Quill, who were held to await
an examination.