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New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
SPORADIC CHOLERA n BROOKLYN.


David Davidson. ScOtchman, age %,
blacksmith by occupation, ana boarding az No - trout
man-st, in Brooklyn. was attacked about p. N. on
sunday with severe pains IN the stomach violent
vomiting aud purgIng eHsued attended Win severe
chills HIS friends administered brandy ana restora-
tives The vomiting increased. AID as his condition
Sscame very alarming, d. George R Fowler OF No 5JS
uvrtle-lve was summoned Inc ply ,ciln reached the
p,tient about O'Clock, and found him very low with all
the symptoms OF sporadic cholera strongly marked
Another pny sician who soon called n stated that
IL was a genuine case OF cholera. All efforts
IN relieve the sufferer failed. He never
rallied from the violence OF tue first attack.
HIS extremies became cod, and az aa early hour on
Monday morning he died. The Board OF Health were
informed ~ the case and the house In winch the man
lived was dsinfected burial certificate stating that
the mar diec from sporadic cholera was granted and he
man was buried The Health authorities Kept OIL these
facts 10 themselves and when asked yesterday why they
had not made them puol.c stated that - do so would
have occa-iOled unnecessary alarm TIey sall that
tie man had eaten uarpe fru aud that this, combined
with the fact that he Ayed IA apartments where the
drainage was imperfect and foul odors ibOnnded, &C
counted FOR his siclu and death. They added that
there Was 10 cause or alarm, and that was simply one
- the sw cases ~ sporadic cholera which Occgr every
-ul..Hcx from foul surroundings
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The Controller of the Currency has author
zed the organization OF the Farmer l'ian-. Gold
Bank OF San Jose, Cal, with capital Of soOC'VO
1t was rum0red yesterday that the Lake
shore Company was about be leased TO the York
Central, ana that dividend would be declared during
the day The report IN regard the lease uuiou 1dcd
and no meeting Of the directors was held yesltrIhy
meeting OF the Executive Committee viii De ncid today
al u NJ. at Commodore VIuderDuts Office ii FOIrAst.
az which the patter VIII be discuss
In the case Of the Union Trust Company OF
New-York against the Rockford. Rock Island and ST.
Louis Railroad brought in the Uuiyed States Court AT
Chicago ILL., 10 forco,e sgOOOJJ decd, against the
Company and for the appon mrnt OF receiver, Jldgt
Blodget mas dismissed the bil. on the ground aJ ne
necessary number Of DOudEOIcrs had not joined lH the
request former defaults lu interest
so. the Dl prematurcly ncd As TO de!ddt OF
FcD., 1872.
(. l.. VI. Barlow and Solicitor Sharpe, Of
London are at Sharon Sprn.s and will return here next
week stephen Little has been appointed Audforof the
Ere Railway The report thar there exists dh'reuce
between the statements Me,srs. Houston ana Ltue
tie so-caed experts employed Dy the late Ere Drec-
tory In Investigating the a.rs OF the C0Dpany ami rr
English accountants rrpresent the foreign stock
holders Is denied by the Erie officers IIeY shJ that
statement or thr EGgsu accountants not YET M
that accountants are making tuorougu Work
n their investigation. aud tnIt DO par mas Yet been
.rfrctra rle officers say that the reported trans
mission OF my or the tgurs or thr forthcoming report
10 London /, untrue aud that when the statement De- in
will Do made pubic mere IN NeN-fOrA without
del
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
CATTLE MARKETS.

Cncsso JULY 2l.C,rrig-hsceip's 5000 msrtr' very ia
,v H b, hre prces tending
.of shipping srales ~aiea are qlotaoe a. lu o
.5 rpvs 0f Shipping
s - 25aSI 25 through exams 81 75dsS 70
meats. ~
- tO0rJ 70 1uk of sales - - ~
fer. below 81
sHEEY dali! receipts lon4yi SJsj for
Par,nBrPHIA july 2l-BgEvgs-Msrse 6rrer With increased
tenants superior The supply q choice cits snail
eag spns-i - faf oI Al OG'c ALL conmsA Di0gi'
8U5ss-, receipts, LOO
>KsP.upr larger usual bur yraer thar the demand
The srset houi iud good obtained
sod At 81 05 y .od Odyc H. sold
a. 81 JUdS3 piece, rrcrlts lt.uJJ
HOSTILE for au AR and good p-iocs OBJ
tanned; cornfed sold - - 5J1s9 70 Receipts 1000.
Warrnrovr Mss July 2l.-BEEY CArrLE-keoepts $50
tssl Prices The Jump
detention bui The fu
rec p sou.l lcrt thea TIE
nsierate. $40 25GslO 30; 30
go; quality - jOG-3 sseoal quality. al 3OGs7 30 t
quality. - 5Udsd.
saxEr AxD LAsB,-9.csip t072 u
miriu of felfugs lambs that sell 10 sccorilng
lu.iy Pcas Of Lambs s8s " butchers
ts oarrs. bat dna,, purchased a 10 % decline
.heep " 5Od>j IS each, eItgs, IS 1885 70
Spu-. ,--s. sslI u sgtc u
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
COGGIA'S COMET.
ITS COURSE AND DESTINY.


EARLY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THROUGH IiIB srA''-
RELATIONS OF THE ORBIT To THAT OF THE
EARTH-DIssECTING A MUFF- -BOx-AcCURACf OF
ASTRONOMICAL PREDICTIONS - TRACK IN lih
SOUTHERN HEAvENs-DISAPPEaRA aRANCE FRoM IEI-
FsCoPIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF RETURN
As the nucleus of the comet is now passing pe
tween the earth and the sun. being therefore III
visible, and its future path cannot he seen wlpnin
our latitude, brief statement OF Its entire courSe
appropriate. In this the main features VI
the movement of the comet. which have already
been presented at intervals in THE TRIBUNE, VIII DO
recapitulated. Ii was discovered April H. Io't oS
NJ. Coggia of Naples. Being then small object
scarcely discernable even with a telescope, IL was
simply recorded as " comet No. 81 of the preseht
year It's position r. A. G.2s d. n. 69' 3'' IN
the breast of the Cameleopard. The nucleus anu
surrounding coma then 100000 miles III diameter
about the size of the planet Jupiter Fortwo months
its apparent movement exceedingly slow anu
with peculiar curve which carried 1t TO the Wes'-
ward The observations on this curve furnished tne
principal data for the earlier calculations OF ITS orbit
When first discovered it somewhat more dis-
tant from the sun than is the planet Mars When
nearest that orb.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
Mr.. TILTONs RECENT DEFENSE OF HIS
WIFE.


Mr. Beecher's friends promptly point out
certain Inconsistencies Mr.. TOn's written state
ments az various concerning his wife, which the
general public will be sure AZ the close Of 1872,
two years after receipt of the document called MI
Beecher's apology, Mr.. TtOn wrote the following;
No. ia IIvISGsToysT, BROOKLYN Dec. 81, 1872.
MY COMPLAINING FRIEND; Ilanhs lOr your eoVd lIi- ~
Of bad advice. You say " Low easy 10 give me ne
wicked ana thus end II forever But stOp
ana consider. The story whole library OF state
meuts-a hundred or morc-and it would or stranger
are. To general denial 10 such an encyclOpe ia
assertions would ne vague and irrelevant a. 10
take up The Police GG-ee, with s "A pages Ot Alnst-
tions say. THIS is al he' 80 extensive hOeI re-
qures II answered AZ all special denial OF us several
parts and. furthermore. II requires. IN TINS particular
case not only "a denial OF things misstI'ed. nut q
e,nroti,r nj fbe tbrs that remain unstaei
and IN mystery In other words. the false story met
at all should confronted and cOnfOuuded nv the true
ont NV nm, friend Won urge me 10 speak; but when
IL shedthed. II yOu hHk do not burn 10 dGe"d my
,rihid me- Bat ,g tnites hear Is r0uHiain u
charify and girlcieS al res"HtmeHtS >hc SfyS, ' Ld
there b. no suffering o'sercS doae ad forb'dS
a rnd cq9n 10 the injury Of others From the beqtnnng
she has stood n ih Her bdd on Dlg HPs sHyHg Htteh
s., ,rhra you Dromyt M. spfGk f0r her. gou c0tnrtt
her more Chr1Sa BiyaGte Of silence Moreover after
a cmrf vcum oi the pGHuc dlsple-s'Ie - ny ,gl
alone and so long this happily the case aLall uy
with patience 10 Keep NV awuswer wthu my own
breast lest snoOt for'h like thunder 1ol' lar'uE"
other hearts. Yours truly, THEODORE liI'N
In The famous rirarte agreement sent 10 lHE TRID-
rvE by samuel Wikeson ana printed on the 3Oth May,
1873, Mr.. TltOu saId
IT And Z Theodore TiIton. do. OF my free will and
friendly spiIt toward Henry G. Bowen ana Henry ward
Bercner hereby covenant ana agree tldi VIII never
/ again repeat word or mouth or OthcrWtt ANY Oi
! the allegations, lmputttOus, or lnnuendOta con
tanned la letter heTeunJO annexed, OF any OtH'I
u,urlous lmputatIuns allegations suSges ed DY or
growing out thr~e-iud that Will never again blnG
up or mint AT Of difference or ground ot com
plut heretofore existing between he Sali hehfN O'
Bowen ana myself OF the said Henry Ward Btecher
In Mr. Tltons long letter 10 Dr. Bacon printed III lHE
TR1p1SE ON June o. Mr. Tton resentiBg reference to
his wife by the Clerk Plymouth Church, said:
Al hr-t was willing 20 believe that the clerk or
Plrmouth Churcn--tne officer whose name had
been officially signed all the documents Wnich me
church had Iu~t been sending % the C3ahcl'-coh.d
have been guilty OF great an 0utiiSr asa4hHt IltA
ma aec.ucv as ine above paragraph 1. Ilncdtf leu
I1rlv against "a lady irhOse depJat religious ram ana
Se are at the ur possible remove rom spri uasm
~ tr,t,cisu of any K ai. Accordingly procured the
following sworn statement by the reporter ceTylAs u
/ the accuracy o. lis report;
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
meeting of the Investigating Committee was being held

meeting OF the Investigating Committee being held
at the usual place OF sessions Mr. Storrs houac in Mon
roe place. TRIBUNE reporter hasteDed hher to learn
the truth But only Mr.. Storrs and his family
within In response to questions. he said that session
OF the Committee had been held during the after
noon but it was not Of stirring Importance. OF course
he was not at liberty specifically to describe the
proceedings, but he would say that they OF quiet
and not specially interesting nature Mr.. 5orrs
asked II he had anything to in behalf OF the Com
mittee, In regard to Mr. Tons OF the previous
evening, and his subsequent declaration that 1t was
positively unanswerabe Well, really. Mr. Storrs felt
that he ought not to say much he thought the public
would better await the natural sequence OF events Tor
information in regard the truthfulnoss of Mr. rtons
remarks Mr.. StOrrs was asked II the stories were
true that Mr.. Beecher had submitted his
statement TO the Committee, hut that II was re-
20 him with the suggestion that he should keep
until Mr. Tlton should have presented the charges
The reply was that Mr. Beechers statement yet TO
be received When this would be he could not tell No
meeting OF the Committee had been arranged for that
evening and he regretted that II not within his
power TO say when would be held The
reporter showed Mr. Storrs copy Of The Argus which
contained Mr. Ttons statement. This he had prevl
Ously seen He took il and began scanning the columns
eagerly; when asked to state whether IL was per
fecty accurate throughout, he lost all interest in 1t.
glanced carelessy the page aud returned IT, merely
saying that he did Mt know Two or three committee
men aud several gentlemen interested in the case called
at Mr.. Sorrs's residence during the evening.
Another circumstance that peases the friends OF MT
Beecher fact that Mrs. Beecher has been before
the Committee and presented numerous letters from
Mrs Tilton 10 Mr. Beecher. which were given her
when received by che latter. There was nothing In
them said. which could be properly written by
any lady TO whom Mr.. Beecher was pastor They e1-
hibt strong affection and confidence but she never
dreamed Of being displeased with them.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
ARREST og AN ALLEGED FoRGER.

George b. Ripley x Co., brokers 1t No. 40
Broad informed the police in August 1873. that they
had loaned s2Dp0o 70 one Charles b. Orvs upon bonds
of fao Buf u and Ere Railroad Company, alleged to be
worth $500 ana that they had discovered suhse
quenty bonds were eounertit and ne sigma
tlr-s f,r,ed The police dld not succeed in the effort
N arrest the criminal Months passed. ana 10 was
almost forgotten A week go itect4ye3 Nang and
Golden who had rnsucccssiullY enicayored 30 arrest
Orvs last FALL heard that he lad returned to this city
They searched for him for several da-s, at
I.,st got upon his track, aud upon Monday
uisht arrested him IN tue West side Hotel.
at sixtAaye aud Fftoerthst. The pU5oner was taken
70 Police Heafguarters and locked up for the night In
the morning he vas taken before Police Justice ~ the
Tbms Police Court; by whom he was remanded % Polce
Hradquarters 20 enable tho officers t0 obtain more evil
dence against him.
Ie accused all COS that le Obtained ts ,0rsea ponds
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22

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New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
roslrroys ~ coia1A,s coMEr.

VIII 1t ever come backf There Is no evidence IN
the affirmative. It's elements do not prove identical
with any comet previously observed. For While 1t
was supposed 70 be a comet that appeared IN no.
but this is now exceedingly doubtful. Its orblt IS
probably hyperbolic, and the statement OF It's
probable position a thousand years hence should
suffice for readers who wish 70 dip into iuturty.
4, 70 its visiting the fixed stars and returning 70
Garth ogain. the calculations of Mr. Proctor rather
withdraw such possibility from the sphere Of mum
dane interest. H.. found that at the rate that
comets Of parlbolic orbit usually travel the out
ward voyage 70 the nearest star would occupy
something ike eight million years.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
RIFLE PRACTICE Ar CREEpMoOR.

No regiment of she National Guard has had
better day for target practice than the IAN Regiment
OF Brooklyn had yesterday Tie score WIS very good,
considering shat the members had 'had previous o0
portunties fr practice aBd hat their OH unzze-load-
only yesterday exchanged tSr the n5" Oreech-
leading rifles.
sout 220 mer. rank and fe. participated IN she days
exercises returning TO the city in good order about
5 p. IN. Excellent discipline was hutained 9n the
ground and the men appeared t. feel die effect e their
commandants remarks before starting thar the ind,
crrou even Of one would Nfect dlaoredi upon tAe
whole Command got one beer stand was allow upon
the grounds ana viii not be in failure Or 4l9 men VINO
shot 40 tie 1J Yarts range 81 were returned 10 sucO 40
SD Yards The tOlcWu. the highest scores;
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
COVERNMEYT WKA THER REPORT'
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHfNGION D. C.. Wednesday. July III a. m'
S.,.tnll.i. m. Lhe nnsi u hOlars.


OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHiNGIOS d. c. Wednesday. July 3-l a. M ,
Synopsis f0r ne OdSi "a hours q,
Light rains have prevailed III the Middle ana
Atlantic states Tennessee, aud the ONO Valley Con
orally clear weather has prevailed IN the remaining us
tricts. with 81 -bt charg h. temperature.
TIE barometer has fallen IN the utnrrn states ihu
the Northwest. II has fallen sf-nty bus continues
hi, in the lake region North winds preval IN
New England. the Middle States, and the lower lake
rcs.i0n, and south or east winds IN tue REMAINING
q .tricts.
The Mississippi River has fallen at Dubuque, and the
Isd River has .aen a. shreveport.
Pry5ubriihes.
For NewEngiand. generally clear weather viii pre-,
vail, with north wes' winds low tempfriture ana
rising followed bv falling barometer.
For me Midde Sid(es clear clearing peatheT, hghd
rqrdbe ,cinds no decicd 0f temperature an rStG
fOiIOiced bg falling barometer.
For the south Alutlc states partly cloudy weather,
with ught rains e coast east 10 sout3 winds, dud
stationary tempcr8fure
For the G. NJ States, Tennessee, AMI the ono Fdll"y
fair weather east south Winds rlrng tempe
rature ana stationary or falling barometer
F9r the lake region and the Northwest generally
clear weather during the day, easJery or soutDery
winds, rising temperature, aud stationary or Hihs
DaFOursgtr.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
4 FORMAL DENIAL BY Mr.. BEECHER.

i IUNIIAI II--'I-AI1 ~ -'''''
At the time when Dr. Bacon ana Others
were complaining that Mt B-ecIer had never denied
be scandal ne had already written the following letter
which was printed n Brooklyn about the time the Wood
hull story first became cOnspcuonS;
To the Editor of tie brooklyn ElGfe:
SIR: In a long aud ar'lVt c 100 BfpoNYn II mas rarey
ha-,.,ed MAJ me EqgIc ana myself nave been ac-
ror on questions of common concern 70 our eAOW CIV
zeus I am fur tins reason compelled 20 achuoWIcdse
~ usnlicltrd confidence ana regard oil which the col
,1ns of The F1ge Of late bear testimony nave just
returned to the cIty learn that appicauon mas Deen
,de ia Mr. Victoria Woodruff for letters or mine sup
I.ed 20 contain information respecting certain lnI
6rs stories against have no Objection 70 nave IH
F,je stste in 1Dv way IL deems fit that Mrs Wocdlu
ar auv other person persons WHO NAV nave tieI' o
mine 10 their POSSESSION, have my cOrdal coceht %
I1i,,i.G fhcn Ia tins connection ami az This time
will only add tn4t the stories and rumOro whlch dN'
for some tine past been circulated ahoht me are
and .f4mp them IN general aud ~ particular Hs utterly
-. Iss-,..tfIIIv HENRY WARD EEECHLR.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22

The rate OF the comets apparent motion varied
from one degree in month 10 six degrees IN day.
The diagram shows the apparent course Of the comet
during the whole period in which 1t Will be seen
from any part Of the earth. The lowest southern
declination there given the point where 1t VIII
probably cease 20 be visible Prof. j. r. Hind OF
the Observatory at Twickenham England says:
AT the end of September its brightness. by theory
should be the same rs on the night OF discovery
April ~. and II viii then be well observed in the
Southern hemisphere, IN the nelghborhood OF the
star Alpha ChamHleontis.' For the benefit Of those
to whom a more accurate statement Is of interest
the following record Of ts positions has beeh cacu
lated by NJ Parzhurst More exact figures could
be given but these viii probably serve general pur-
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
CENTENNIAL OF CHEMISTRY.

The 100th anniversary Of Joseph Prlestey's
discovery OF oxygen Is Do celebrated uy Al. r.c4u
chemists July 81. at Northumberland, Penn. where
PRESLEY lies buried. The memorial exercises have not
YET been fully decided upOn but expected that they
VIII include an address by PROF Joseph Henry "a
sketch of the lie and laburs Of Joseph Presley. by
Prof Henry IL. Crofts; rey.ew OF the ccGturJs pro-
.r..- in tlroretcJi elcu.,,ry PJr r. - Hunt; re-
view uf tue ceuurF- prJgr.-- u Intu~ r cueu -try,
bv Prof J. l. smith, suI au essay Dl American cOltri-
bu. ions " chemistry. 5F Prof % .uIu -.lAiAdn.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
CONSULTATIONS WITH Mr. BEECHER.
SESSION Or THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE IN TIE
ArrFRNnnN

AFTERNOON.
The statement of Mr.. TiltOn had hardly
been IN type hour before general activity mani
Test among The Of the Committee, their
EEL and others directly Interested During the after
noon t1e COinmi Gee again net Mr. TtOn. wh0 10 is
said. expressed u regret that this unfortunate affair
should uOised about the world. Aside from this
meeting Of the Committee not eventfu and the
time spent discussing the aud plan
King for future meetings ant II expected that many
witnesses Will be examined, ana that report will
not be IN 4de for several days.
Later the afternoon. Gen. Tracy visited Mrs. Tlton
al the OF Mr. Oynst0n, and, after a snort stay
crossed over 70 the Mansion House where he held few
1ncmeuts' conversation with Henry NJ. Cleveland,
1ueber OF the Committee. They left the hotel together
and went 10 several places. ThOmIs g. shearman Joined
them from bis house IN Hcks-s and the three repaired
20 Mr. Beechrr's house on Columbia Hghts. Half
Aour after uey reached the house Mr. Beecher arrived
II Is sasd o'n Peekski Messrs Tracy Cleveland, and
Hearnan ned with Mr. Beecher un-
III $50 p n when they separated ir Tracy going again
- MI OFihS'ons. Later in the evening Mrs Beeoher
'a''eu upon Mr. rltOn NJ Bee her remained at his
Aouse receiving calls from many friends while the
members OF INC Committee scattered having been
decided 10 held no evening sesson Throughout the
lire evening the newsboys thick and noisy their
shouts OF Extra aud every door.toop one or more
OF the evening papers were auxiousiy scanned.
He2riuR Yesterday afternoon, that a very important
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
TrLEGRAPUlC NOTES.

. The Ohio state Grange. Patrons Of Husbandry,
began gt YESTERDAY The attendance vas siaiL
Joseph Goodman Was run over and killed on
and Bloomsbury road mouth MOHIiy sht
"A young man named Wentworth. supposed 10
be from Isssablses drowned tamnsoui Cou
Two bodies of victims Of the disaster To the
Yacht yesteray yr--g te American shore nearly
0.ta-.8 r. --la
John Fitzpatrck. a svitchmau ar North
Chelmsford Mass ae TrsterIy sas struck BY
a. eu.!-e lll f-.aly I. Irel.
A boz named Miller. aged L years. the son OF
View I.r. .H-lI .a i-ur Mass, Crowned
a, Lat lace ~ Monday by he upsrttiHs Of Dlat
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22

from one Morgan alias williamson. The police assert
that Of the Morgan n Charcs rer-
rne who served two terms of imprisonment IN tns
Prison The last time Perrine was arrested was Nv oP'osl
officer Thompson for attempting To rob the dy EVo.s
store OF MIR Mckay az No 10 Veseyst, or lO yarus ol
The thief mad packed up the goods, ana was aoo
leaving when the officer entered ana arres.ea
HIM Perrne sentenced for this crime 70 four years
and months Imprisonment in the state PrlsOo ne
served OF Imprisonment came 10 this city,
and then suddenly disappeared. IL was az TINS ,me
that Orvis received he asserts the bonds rom fer
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
PASgEyGFR ARRITED.

From HAvAsA-Ts s,dmshtp Coumbss Jay 2l.Las Frr
nande, Alvarez Jno GiAbf John Po0 Ml,e Lfrren
Almor g. ATerahos R9hen AAne orh'st
Antonio Reves Wills Carlos Roon Rita Reo1 Rita Roon. u.
GAbrelA Hoy Dolores h0rs J. NJ Aoiur c'ss qie "
Andns Hortenca An3ur g. rOma Lasa Aeose ls IDn v1s
Tomas, Rsfae Pedro Fc0 Nsnno.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
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New-York tribune., 1874-07-22
LAwLEssyEss IN ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, July 2l.-William Wallace,
brother and Robert Wallace, cousin Of sid Wallace
who was hanged az Clark yile last March, were shot
from the bush near Ci4rksyie, Johnson County last
evening Robert was killed Instantly and William was
mortally wounded No arrests made. This s the
continuation OF the Wallace vendetta which has Ated
Ia Johnson County for two years. number OF Ens-
men OF the Wallaces armed themselves and went 10
Clarksviie this morning hunting for the assasaIas