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The New York herald., 1874-09-02
NEW YORK CITY.

II the weather be favorable there will be music
on the lake in Central Park, this afternoon, COM
mencing al three O'Clock.
Coroner Eickhon was yesterday notified to hold
an inquest on the body OF Lemoines Lemoine, W no
died suddenly Yesterday morning at No. 200 West
FOrty-1rst street.
The new pavement in Worth street Is already
being torn up by the second Avenue Railroad
Company to lay branch track from Chatham
square to Broadway.
Cooper Institute Free Library and Reading Room
has 900 books and 30o newspapers and periodl-
Gals. and its seats well flied by readers OF both
sexes day and evening.
Charles Hickey and John Ryan, of1cial dog
eatchers were eacn sent to jail oy the Court OF
SPECIAL sessions for cruelty to animals IN assolng
dog and choking him while dragging him by q
rope 20 the pound.
At the Tombs Court yesterday Justice wandell
remanded David Steinperger on a charge OF per-
s0nating United States detective and obtaining
326 from Louis Schmidt a canal street cigar deal
er, under threat OF causing his arrest.
Pilot Canvilers, suspended for intoxcation, ap-
piled to the Commissioners OF Pilots at the meet
ing yesterday afternoon, for a restoration of his
license He was not successful The board ordered
that means be adopted to prevent vessels dis
charging ballast In the lower bay.
The Board OF Managers of the Produce Exchange
has named as delegates TO the National PORK Pack
ere Convention at Louisville KY, the 9th inst.
Messrs. James W. McCollock, A. S. Roe II. Reed,
w. h. Marshall, Edward Flash, w. W. Kossiter,
John ;. Brewster, +. d. Stevens, J. A. Ameling
and w. H. Fox.
The Astor Library, which had been closed for
one month. was reopened on Monday. In the in.
tervai about thousand new volumes have been
placed on the shelves, and the rooms have been
newly laid with mating. Til November the Lii
prary VIII be open rom half past nine A. N. till
hai-past five p. M.
Coroner EickboG was yesterday notified TO hold
an inquest on the body OF Mary Dunn, fifty three
years OF age, who died in the hospital at the Peni-
tentary on Blackwel's Island on Monday last. De-
ceased had been serving term OF four mon tbs,
imprisonment TO which she had been sentenced at
Speclai Sessions for petit larceny.
Coroner Eickhon was yesterday notified to take
An ante-mortem statement OF John O,Brien No. 40
Hamilton street, VINO some days ago in being
elected from the lager beer saloon No. SO Market
street by the proprietor, Charles Horn, was sruck
by the latter on the head with a club the Injuries
from which DIR. Walsh, OF the seventh ward ne
heves are likely TO prove fatal.
Charles Benson, two years OF age whose parents
reside at No. s64 second avenue, was killed by
being run over on Monday evening by a second
avenue car while he was crossing Second avenue
between Forty-sixth and Fifty-seventh streets
The driver, Dennis Tracy, was yesterday taken
before Justice smith, and remanded TO await the
action OF the Coroner. Coroner Elckhon subse-
charged Tracy.
Comptroller Green reports the following receipts
and disbursements OF the treasury yesterday; .
The New York herald., 1874-09-02
THE BAvARIAN FESTIVAL.
Scenes 1T the Harlem River Park Yes
terday.

Scenes 1t the Harlem River Park Yes
terday.
Large crowds OF visitors were in attendance at
the Harlem River Park on l26th street yesterday
afternoon, who engaged in the festivities and
amusements provided for the second day OF the
nrst national festival OF the Bavarians resident in
this city, which, a. reported in the HERALD
yesterday, was inaugurated on Monday by
q gorgeous but rather fantastic procession.
The programme OF the festivities yester:
day embraced . variety OF national games and
exercises the main feature OF which was a ba-
varian 1alr an attractive scene illustrative OF the
characteristics and costumes OF the Bavarian
peasantry and townspeople. In fact the entire
festival grounds presented the appearance OF an
extemp0raneous settlement; and, as q matter OF
course, immense quantities OF the national bever-
age as well as large quantities OF the favorite dish
SduerkTdM and Its accompanments were con-
sumed by such . vast c0nc0ur5e or people,
which. II is estimated, must have amounted TO not
less that II, 600 persons. The Bevede-e was con-
tinuously crowded with dancers and in the even.
ing tattoo and display OF fireworks enhanced
the festivities, which were brought TO close
At late hour To-day the festival will terminate
with partial repetition OF previous scenes and
festivities, and in addition military scene, repre-
senting the battle OF Sedan, VIII be enacted under
the supervision OF Captain Heubner, OF Battery K,
N.GSN.Y.
The New York herald., 1874-09-02
Maritime Misc ellany.

suIr SIERRA NEVADA. Grozier, of Boston, which was
Francisco was fne new vessel; built q Ken nnebunk.
R h sRa q Ss Seofes e ss
Thayer. Lincoln and others
,nS n M By
escape, Tor had the lightning followed her mast 10
with all on board.
soHR Gnkrx Monnow, from Savannah. Aug 2a for
M returned 1 seDt with m1
STEAMER CoLyxs!A from Baltimore, at Alexandria sst
ed % AWAY ass SSoo& sehr Yi She 1 anu
The practice ship Constellation which arrived At new
Down e & and
ner's Island, but sustained no injury.
day Nav 9s s n
iron clad SINGLE tnrrst ssrew Vessels shSwnse and Was
$3.50 ior Wassuc. Nathaniel MCKAY was the pur.
chaser
me new ;i ship nearly ready for suHchng she w
ship Monte Rosa. Another ship is also building
The ship launched at Dana Aug sby Norris
Co Co s owned by them and will be commended BY Capt
Nsy Aug rns yacht Rssss G:gt wm
liant Rock. Middle Race towed II number q miles,
Capt Alien normed the ns
and they had the buoy towed to this port by the
built Of Delaware Write oak for the coasng trade was
Burton, at Marcus Hook, Del
Notice to Mariners.
WASHINGTON, DC, Sept !, 1874
The Lighthouse Board gives notice that on and after
Oct IS light WIFI shown from the lighthouse recently
erected at the north end of the Anasasa Islands, Flori
da The light Will be fixed white, varied by flashes
every three minutes "a
Whalemen.
Arrived at Fernandina Aug "a schr Chas Thompson,
Leach OF Provincetown from cruise with 55 bbs SD
oil-put in to reft for OF shore ground.
small whale when days 'la masns SSs p
Oil
Spoken.
Ship Cape W Horn Br from Dundee for San Francisco
Liverpool Aug % lat 20 n Ion IL w. the has been re.
ported arrived at Liverpool Aug l0.
York. Aug Ii, lat ~ 36, Ion l703
Bark Dartmouth (Br), Raymond, from Waterford for
Sydney, CB Aug Is lat 4S, Ion Is.
Bark Capeila tNor), Holman, from Liverpool for New
York, Aug G, lat Al 10 Ion Is 81.
Bark Margarctha Blanca Ger, from Liverpool for
Phiadephia Aug 81 lat 10 80 Ion 70 20 lby pilot boat
Leggett No ~.
bark Kedora Sof London. from New Zealand for New
Bedford l02 days out Aug TO- IS miles SIS of Barnegat
(bv pilot boat Ezra Nye. No2.
The New York herald., 1874-09-02
A NEWARK THREAD FACTORY ON FIRE.
Clarke's Extensive Works Devastated
Loss About s6O, ,OOO-Business Not Ma
terially Affected.

Clarke's Extensive Works Devastated
Loss About s6O, ,OOO-Business Not Ma
terially Affected.
The extensive establishment on the Passaic
River at Newark. just above the upper railroad
bridge, and known a. Clarke's thread works,
caught fre in the frame drying, dyeing and bleach
ing house about midnight on Monday. A general
fire alarm was sounded and full force OF fremen
we're promptly on the spot These, by persistent
erorts, prevented the fire from spreading to adjoin
ing buildings. Before the regular nremen arrived
a company organized among the workmen Of the
place was promptly IN attendance and kept the
names in check till the city engines arrived. The
bleaching and drying buildings also suffered
severely. The manager OF the works Mr.. Williams,
Is unable to account Tor the fire. unless by spon-
taneOus cOmDustlon OF some OF the lnhammable
materials used in the place. He reports the losses
on the burned property about as fOll0ws:-On
building, $4,000; on machinery, $500; on stock,
about $50 900; total loss $57500. The proportional
losses suffered by Newark insurance companies are
as fonows:-Home, s612 so; New Jersey, s6l2 80;
Newark City Mutual 1906 25 Peoples Mutual,
s6i2 so; Firemens Mutual $612 so. Total Newark
companies losses $3,675. The greater portion OF
the balance Is covered by nsurances in New York
companies and others. The works employ about
1000 hands, more than half OF whom are females.
Happily the. fire will not cause any serious de-
rangement Of business or loss OF labor. The works
are worth ST. 000 Ooo, and insured in about $50
different companies Through the bursting OF the
| william Doremus, was badly scalded on the
| hands and arms.
The New York herald., 1874-09-02
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrrESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE


HERALD wHTTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINZ
Steamship Russia % Ssr. Cook, Liverpool Aug a. via
ns. ne o s1ss. q Tna ar e With &
nsis YBcM sst lat IL ion q Is German saH stesmer.
lon g. "a, an American bark, bound west showing sec
aP Ms ssD Ss % e Of ps
IIkf same tme a ship bound west, with signals Nos
steamship Hsmmonia Ger, vos., Hamburg Aus. 10
ana Havre I'D, with mdse and passengers to Kunhardt
steamship san Jacinto, Hazard, savannah Aug 20.
ea%ssp Wdbu Aug 30
with ndse and psssenQers to James W ouintard Co.
5oSn ASg 81 s 81 = SonSd M oS passed brig Maggie 1of st
s,esmship Isaac Bell Brakeman. Richmond. City Point
ahd Norlolk with mdse and passengers 10 the Old Do
ship Columbus tof Boston,, Grifin Liverpool 80 days.
ship Island Home ,of Windsor. Ns Gibson, Liverpool
ship Astronom Ger, Hopper, Bremen ~ days. with
ship sovereign Of the Seas Johnson Havre sS days
BarS Luigi Aus Durante Dublin 40 days. in ballast
Bark Lulgl $ Aus. Antoncich. Rotterdam ~ days in
ballast 70 order
ballast % PuncS Yy Edye Ss'so''en Rotterdam July "
Bark Johann kepler. Gep, spele, Bremen 4s days,
Brig domingo utaD Msrin Waterford a days, in bal.
.Bria Victoria tof New Haven, Ho,chkss, st Pierre
MART y days with sugar TO II Trowbridge's sons,
days. with sugar TO y Metcalf A 90
scbr Clara Fletcher Devereux Fernandina via Dela-
ware Breakwater u days with yellow pine to Fitch;
vessel TO master. Had strong NJ winds most Of the pas
sage.
scnr Addie Henry. Wallace, Of ana rom Newbern, NC,
son.
schr Sarah Quinn Lee, Virginia
Schr sarah Hoyt Cranmer VIRGINIA
Schr Leonard, Gates, VIRGINIA
schr Excel, bndlum Virginia
schr fhsver, Hudson, Virginia.
schr II Burrow. Taylor Virginia
schr John kirkman. Richardson, virainfn.
schr Robt knight, Russell Virgins
schr sarah Eldridge, Price, ChincotearueL
Schr Elas Moore, Warren GEORGETOWN. 90
bcbT Helen Hssbroucx soncr. Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1874-09-02

cuseu was commnvea Wy yusuce Delmar to an
swer.
horris Mapes yoTng man. was arrested by De-
tective Currsn, yesterday ON complaint OF william
8. Owens, OF No. 3j3 Fulton avenue, on a charge OF
robbing the residence OF that gentleman, on July B.
OF cioShlng and Jewelry TO the value OF $500. JUS
tce Delmar committed the prisoner 70 await ex-
animation.
Joseph w. Kent, a butcher, committed suicide
last evening by swallowing the contents OF an
ounce bottle Of laudanum. Deceased, Is appears
had been drinking very hard for the past three
months and recently became more temperate uuI
was subject to melancholy moods. de was em-
ployed by hts brother, VINO keeps q ououci
store AT No. 7ls Fulton avenue, ana leaves WIG
and three young children.
Justice Delmar committed Bernard Dunleavy,
who was arrested by Detective Roach, OF the Tniro
precinct on a charge OF swtndhng several persons
ont OF various sums OF money. Mr.. Charles Nc
Glyeney ONO. 81 columbia street. alleges that the
prisoner got possession OF his gold watcn, valued
At $50 under false pretences, and never returned
A. Co. also suffered losses, 1t Ii alleged, at the
hands OF Bernard
Justice Semler held James Phelan, o bull der, In
g. 900 bonds to appear for examination on the 10th
inss, on charge OF shooting st George Lyons, OF
No. 43 Reid avenue, on Monday evening last, and
wounding him IN the foot. Phelan 1t appears.
was severely beaten Dy some wOrkmen whom ne
had discharged three weeks ago, ana since that
occurred he found three men IN front OF his door,
and fearing they intended TO assault him, he nred
In the direction OF the trio. with the result set
forth.
The New York herald., 1874-09-02
A SHOCKING ACCIDENT,


A Boy Falls From the Roof OF . Five
story Building TO the Ground.
At about eight O'Clock last night William Schill-
ing, aged fourteen, residing at No. 222 FIRST ave-
nue., while playing, It is supposed, on the roof OF
the Eve story building No. 22A First avenue, acct
dentally shipped and fell to the ground. couple
OF gentlemen were passing by at the time, and
were horror stricken a. the sight OF the boy COM
ing down with frignrful velocity from above. In an
instant. with heavy thud, ne had struck the pave
ment and lay cuddled up horribly mangled, his
arms and legs beng broken, and mis- RIBS crushed.
ing horse car some sympathizng citizens volun.
teered 70 take HIM to Bellevue Hospital. The
driver lashed his horses TO their greatest speed
and in q lew minutes this institution was reached.
DR.. Shaw immediately examined the injuries, and
at once pronounced them necessarily ataL In q
lew moments the unfortunate victim died The
Coroner was notified.
The New York herald., 1874-09-02

snip Tyro tBr,. from Liverpool. which arrived at
sandy Heck Aug ID for orders Che city yes
which ar anchored Sandy Hook for orders Aug a. came
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
days with iath 70 Chase, Talbot / Go.
with lime to ] Brown. "A"' "0cAana '0f '0A'
sss s:n. S.a for ss. Saf.
sehI Onward, Gorham. Provincetown for New York.
schr Fanny Fern, Eaton. Somerset tor New York,
sshr % %oosor MsFs5iand Franklin for New York.
schr 'H Reading RR No "a swim, Sorwalk for Phnadei.
sshI Aiihes, Franklin, Georges Banks for New orh,
Hayden Green rSoyiasnss for Ssw York
sSS scSr Emma % Chase Ferris, orient for New YoIk
schr Maria Louisa, Evarts Hartford TOR New York:
schr Hattie ) Collins Trio6s, Hartford for South Am
ssS! S.n, Ss SS;:sl Ssi.o Ss1shs% NV York
ssRI sI Ghs., insrah.% fToy,dspcs iSr New York
schr Rlesnor Nicterson. Bridgeport Tor New York.
schr sh Maria FLEMING Ford srStiO5d for New York %
York
sshr g sBueknsh.m Mack FAN River for New yo,k.
ssSr Nary Em%s yCS, R,oydsnss Sor Ney Yo;i
bOnr Davd u flOvd, Cl1uOfu, newport Tor New YORK.
schr John ID Griffin. Could Gloucester for New York.
schr John Metter Cook. Pocasset for New York. with
wood To order.
schr sAlie Ponder, rnrssher. Taunton for New
York.
schr Elizabeth, Parker Pocasset for New York. with
wood to order.
sSssfo New ssT %
BOUND EAST.
eteamship city OF New bedford. Springer, New York
schr Post Boy, Reama New York tor Boston.
Schr Lvra, Thompson New York tor Portland.
schr Erickson. Kane ENzabethport for Port JEFF
ferson.
Schr Gertrude, Hamilton New York for Portland
Hchr Carrie Nelson, French, Hoboken for Duxbnry.
Schr Wilson, Sheppard, New YORK for stamford.
schr Old lack Matthews, Rondout for New London.
Schr Daniel Webster, Gorham, New York for Paw
tucket
schr Charley Miller. Jones New York for New Haven
schr Transit, Racket Hoboken for New London
Schr Thomas, Arnold New York for Boston.
Schr Extra, Pendeton. New York for Boston.
schr Charley stcdman, Hanlon. New York for Rich
schr Mary Langdon, Bennett New York TOR Fan River
Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Kelly Ezabethport tor Boston.
Schr Jennie Russ, Norton, weehawken for Bristol
Schr Presto Libby New York for Machias
Sclr Ada Saen Dudley. Poughkeepse for Pembroke.
Schr Lizzie Lane, West Weehawken for Newburyport.
scbr Maud Maloch, Norwood New York for Newbury-
Schr Charlie Cobb Greeley. New York for Boston.
Schr Decatur Oakes New York for Plymouth.
Schr Henry Gibbs Cofhn, New York for Norwich.
Schr CARA Post, Ferris Hoboken tor Portchestef.
Schr Haze, McSamee, New York for Greenwich
Steamer Galatea, Gale. New York for Providence
The New York herald., 1874-09-02
KINGS COUNTY SUPERVISORS IEVESTI.
CATION,

There was meeting OF the Kings County Board
OF Supervisors held yesterday afternoon tor the
purpose OF receiving the report OF the special
committee appointed to investigate the alleged
abuses in the institutions at Flatbush partial
report was made oy the committee recommending
that the employees be paid their salaries for the
months OF May, June and July, which had been
Withheld up to date. At the next meeting OF the
Board the investigating committee Will report In
In the opinion Of the committee required In their
present positions. The Board ordered the salaries
paid. The total amount oil the salaries authorized
to be paid Is $21 900.
The New York herald., 1874-09-02
BROOKLYN.

HACK Inspector Jones reports the receipts for
licenses issued as being ss4s so.
The Clerk OF Arrests. Thomas Williams. reports
that 1861 persons we're taken into custody by the
police IN Brooklyn during the past month.
The receipts from water taxes for the month OF
August amounted to s40,eI7 10. The consumption
OF water during the same period was 5sS. 7l9O2s
GnllonA
Francis Doyle, twenty-nx years OF age, was ar.
sssted and committed, yesterday, on a charge OF
Stealing morse and wagon, worth $780, from VIII
Liam 4. Loasy. of No a21 htcks sgssL Ths aa-
The New York herald., 1874-09-02
THE JERSEY BORDER RUPFIAES.
Another Outrage BY tho Gang OF Wee
hQwkeu Oualaws.

The evil spirits that spread terror throughout
Weehawken and the vicinity several weeks ago by
perpetratng outrages on unprotected females are
again on the warpath. Avigance committee was
organized, and as the locality renamed undls-
turbed after the formation of this protective corps
1or a few weeks, precautionary measures ceased.
afternoon Justice Ranken, Of Jersey City, de-
spatched an ofhcer after some OF the scoundreis
on the complaint OF girl named Lena Burchart,
only fifteen years OF age who was dragged INTO
the woods by three OF the gang and there sub
fected to most horrible treatment One Is now in
the County Jall: another, named Slebert, has been
described, and his arrest will probably be effected
to-day. The girl is detained IN jail as witness
The New York herald., 1874-09-02
HURLED OVER \ PRECIPICE.
A Man Thrown Down . Distance OF I25
Feet.

Feet.
A German society held picnic at Mount Pleas
ant Park, Jersey City. on Monday night. About
midnight two men, Jacob Dengel and John
Eichman, became enamored over q young
lady whom each wanted to accompany
home. words led to blows, and finally
the men found themselves in deadly combat at
the very edge Of the hill. Echman was getting
the best OF Dengel when the latter, with fearful
oath. seized his antagonist and hurled MIN Lead
long over the precpice to the rugged rocks below,
five feet. Several persons who had wit
messed the quarrel were borrifled 1t
It's termination. Eichman found
lying on the rocks, senseess and terribly bruised.
DE was carried TO his home, on Hudson street,
Jersey City, and medical aid procured. His wounds
are OF such nature that his death IL hourly ex-
pected. Dengel in the excitement which followed,
managed TO escape, and was not arrested until
last night.
The New York herald., 1874-09-02
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are in.
formed that by te!egraphing to the HRRxLp London
Bureau, No Fleet street. the arrivals and depart
from European ports and other ports abroad OF
American and all foreign vessels trading with the Unite
States the will be cabled this country Of
charge and puhlished.
The New York herald., 1874-09-02
SAILED.

Steamships Wisconsin Br), Liverpool Crescent City.
barks r AUS, Iefa.t Osmi Dubrov ackl aus
Queenstown Falmouth Maria Gardella utaD Cork or
do: Luigi qtal) Gloucester; Leone Aus, do; Rosa Oil
ysri dtaD do;, - Strusmeyer lAus Bristol; Birger
lRus). Liverpool; brgs Emma Dean, Curacoa and St
john PR; Mary Ida (Br), Exeter Primo QtaD, Messna
Remick, Lisbon Mcrrtwa, Portland.
The New York herald., 1874-09-02
THROUGH REV. ". A. HoLBRooK.
Snurcn OF st James the Less. Slz

Sdoo4 w
Also one chest of tea from ID. H. Houghtaing
Contributions to the fund are earnestly solicited
~ once, and may be sent 70 The NEW YORK HERALD
ONCE, Mayor Havemeyer, City Hal; Arnold, Con-
stable d Co., No. SS5 Broadway ID. Appleton j. Co.,
No. 551 Broadway; August Belmont Co.. No. ~
Rev. Alvah WiswaIl Master OF st. Johns Guild,
No. 81 Varlck street
The barge New Baltimore VIII leave pier So North
River al eight O'CLOCK; loot OF Market street. East
RIVER at nlne and Twenty third street East River,
at half-past nine Tomorrow lis fourteenth ex
The New York herald., 1874-09-02
STEAMBOAT COLLISION IN JERSEY WATERS.

Excursion Boat-Nobody Hurt-A Tug
boat Sunk.
On Monday the steamer Minnie r. Chlds started
from Newark for Long Branch carrying o large
excursion party. While going through the
Raritan River and about steering for Eliza
bethport the Minnie collided with schooner
called the George Gilman. loaded with
coal and hailng from Portland, Me-. IN
tow OF q tuRboat named the r P. Noble.
According to the officers OF the Minnie and
the statements Of passengers at a meeting
held on board alter the collision, the blame
ali rested on the officers OF the tug VINO
departed from the known steam navigation rules.
The bow OF the schooner was torn away, and in "A
second collision the Noble was worsted so that
she sunk. The gear OF the Minnie also suffered
considerably. When the collision took place the
widest excitement prevailed among the excur-
sioniss, q large number OF whom were females,
but happily nobody was hurt.