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From our Boston Correspondent
Death Of DR.. Kirk-Sumner Memorial
Gossip-Ausical Notes-7he U. S. Sen.
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DR. TC-sEE says: 1T IL unnecessary for me
TO eHumerate the diseases for which the We. T..
TINE should be used. know Of disease
which will not admit OF its with good results.
Almost innumer able complaints caused by
poisonous <ecTettpus la the blood which can be
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The New York herald., 1874-10-04
STOpPAGE OF WORK AT PIER NO. /.

In consequence OF an order signed by General
Graham the work at pier No. was suspended yes
terday, and al! the hands were engaged slowing
away the different implements ana material used
in the construction oi the pier. over stxsy men
are tnns thrown suddenly out OF employment. No
one on the pier had any idea OF the reason for
stopping work; but inquiries made around the
City Han make IL appear that Mr.. Green alleges
there arc mo APPROPRIATIONS Few OF the ulen
have ans provision made FOR the winter, and en-
ployment being scarce everywhere, IL is lkply
they viii have hard time OF IL. scarcely any
work was done yesterday beside the putting away
oi snch things IA wou.d not De sac outside 4
iew blocks oi concrete that had been already be-
gun were bnisned, few large stones swung into
their places ~ the derrick and some otn.r unim-
portant things attended TO. Tue whole place was
swept up and me men hnssheI thelr last day 3
~ars on n'er No. l Ior some nlne to come.
The New York herald., 1874-10-04
BROOKLYN.

There were G2s persons arrested BY the police OF
Brooklyn during the past week.
The receipts OF the Internal Revenue Collector
Tor the past three months endlng September 20
were $1,0l54so 81.
The CITY Treasurer's weekly report shows that
the amount on deposit in the several ban.s OF the
city Is $625, 4l9 Ss.
The receipts at the ofIice or the Tax Collector
during the past month were sl0e, 655 81. Tue re-
celpts during the past week were s3j, $50 9s.
Miguel Charimonti, the Italian, who was ar
rested ten days ago ON suspicion OF being con-
cerned in the murder Of Salvatore Torrina, which
occurred on the night OF August II, was brought
before Justice Morse for exAuInatiOn Yesterday
afternoon, but OWING to the absence oi important
witnesses the case was adjourned Tor a nearing
until FRIDAY next.
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

east shore OF tne island The gas company have
now about sixty miles OF pipe laid through the
different Villages. Tbey supply 76S private con-
sumers ana 394 pubic lamps.
The Richmond County JAN now contains about
twenty-five prisoners, among them the notorious
John Short and hts conedera,es, who have been
constant source OF annoyance TO SneriT Dcnyse
ana his deputies in consequence OF their frequent
attempts 10 break jan The next Court or oyer
and Terminer VIII have heavy calendar OF both
criminal and civil business. The Court c0nvenes
on Monday, the 18th inst.
The mission chapel ana Sunday school OF Dr.
RockweiPs church tPresbyteran) was recently
destroyed by an ncendiary lire while the Doctor
was absent in Europe, since which time the sun
day school has been held In the church Measures
are now being taken to builc new sehoolroom,
and a commencement will pe made upon IL with.
turned from hls European trip and resumed his
pastoral duties.
The annual parade Of The Fire Depar tment or
Edgcwater will take place on Thursday next, the
sth inst. The companies win form at Washington
Park, Stapeton, AZ nine O'Clock 4. NJ, and. after
long march through the prncipa streets, Will take
the cars at Vanderbilt Landing ana proceed 10
the Bay View CLUB Grounds III New Dorp, where
there will be a trial OF tie steam FIRE engines.
small admission tee VIII be charged at the en-
trance. ana the proceeds will be devoted to the
benefit OF the widows and orpaans OF the depart
ment.
The New York herald., 1874-10-04
NEW JERSEY.

The water IN Hope Creek Salem county, has be-
come UNIT for the support of piscatora life. All
tie fish, crabs. &C., are dying by the thousand in
the stream aud tAe shores are lined with the dead.
At Dover two days ago little girl, named Car.
rie sharp, aged six years, shot by her brother
Frederick, youth OF thirteen years, and was
probably fatally injured The boy was playing
with gun at tue time. not beng aware that 1t
was loaded.
The Protestant Episcopal church Of st. Paul's,
corner OF New York avenue and South street,
Jersey City, is 30 be taken in charge by Rev. J. L.
Johnson, OF Hoboken, Rev. W. Binet having re-
signed. Rev. Mr. Johnson, with an assistant,
VIII preside over both parishes IN lufure. Ser
vices VIII be held on the Heights every sunday
evening
A virulent type OF smallpox ia beginning TO
manifest itself 10 Bohokeu and the northern town.
ships Of Hudson county. There have been three
sufferers removed from Hoboken to the hospital at
snake HUI. and young man named Henry
Ehers, well Known III Guitenbnrg, mas died Oh the
malady. young boy named Murphy also died in
Jersey city.
In the Circuit Court at Paterson yesterday the
suit for $4,000 damages against DR.. Norton q.
Ricardo, of HacEensack, for malpractice In the
treatment oI a noy's broken arm, whereby the boy
lost his arm ana nearly lost his lie, concluded
after being on for nve days, ANA given to the Jury
tins evening After about a han hours absence
the Jury returned With verdict Of So, 900 damages
ior the plaintlK.
Much agitation prevails among the passengers
by the Erie and Norris and Essex railroads. in con-
sequence or the falling IN OF d rock OF several tons
weight in the tunnel on Friday afternoon, by
winch a freight train was almost entirely demol-
ished and trains DELAYED several hours The peo-
pie are clamoring lor a secure archway through
the entire tunnel. before the loss OF nany lives
compcls the company to construct It. The time
Of greatest danger IS while the trains are passing
tnrou2h, when the rocks arc affected py The vipra.
tlons caused by the cars.
The New York herald., 1874-10-04
WESTCHESTER.

The Presby ytery OF Westchester win commence
its annual meeting in the First Prcsby Geran
church at Feekskl ON Tuesday.
Margaret Tierney aged nineteen, whose parents
reside ia milford street, Yonkers, leil down
flight of stone steps, Oh the corner OF High street
and OAK Hill avenue, in that city, last Friday
tGg aud sustained fracture OF tue skull she
WAS taken mp unconscious, in which state Sue re-
manned up 10 last evening, little hopes beiug en-
tertalncd OF her recovery.
wne attempting to get on HUDSON River Rail-
ROAD train at.Dobbs Ferry, last Friday evening. a
man named Charles George lell under the wheels
and was literally cut in two. An inquest was held
by Coroner Bassett, and q verdict rendered set
ting iorth that death was accidental. Deceased
was iorty-nine years old and hved at TarrytoNn,
where he leaves q vile ana family.
The New York herald., 1874-10-04
LONG ISLAND.

The October term OF the Long Island CITY Court
commences tomorrow.
After October the hunters Point Post once
will close at seven p. M.
Laborers IN Long Island city receive only 81 so
per day, with no demand Tor their services
The Suffolk County Sabbath Scaool Association
win meet at Port Jefferson on the eth ana 18th
INST.
Tne Right Rev. John Loughlin, d. D. Bishop of
BROOKLYN, win administer ,he sacrament OF con-
nrmation Ia the Catholic clurch at BTeslau to-day.
superintendent McGee, OF the Long Island CITY
Schools will adopt the system OF grades esrab-
lished IN the manual OF the Board OF Education OF
New York.
Tnat Western pest. the Colorado potato bug, has
made ITS appearance on two farms at Jamaica
South--tnose OF Messrs Nicholas Eldert and
Nicholas Rider. The vines OF the potatoes have
been completely stripped OF their leaves. over
twenty bugs having been taken from a single vine.
At the inquest held upon the body or the man
found in Jacks Creek on Friday the jury yester-
day returned a verdict of death By drowning.
The deceased mad on, when found. black coat,
brown pants and diagonal vest. From card
found on his person 1t Was ascerahed that nc had
been patient in Demllt Hospital. New York. and
under the care vi Dir. Emmersoa.
Mr.. Benjamin w. Downing OF Flushing, who has
served three terms mine years. as District Attor-
ney OF Queens county, and who has oeen regarded
as a probable candidate for another term. has
Withdrawn IN iavor oi Mr. william H. OnderdonR,
Great Neck, who win doubtless be nominated
by the democrats at the County Convention, TO be
ned at the Court House at North hempstcad. ON
Tuesday the 18th INST. Mr.. 0nuet etdonA has slgni-
fed his Willingness to accept the nomination. The
republican candidate VIII probably be Mr. William
S. Cogswcii, Of Jamaica.
James Mo1at an Irishman about fifty years old,
employed in brick yard at West Neck, while
walking toward his home, from the village OF
Huntington, on Friday eveninr :. was run over by Il
runaway team OF Dorses attacned to heavy
wagon, belonging to Mr.. tonk.in Kelsey, am In
stantiy killed. his appearance Indicated that he
was hit iii the head by The pole Ol the wagon, as %
large portion of the skua was crushed IN upon the
bi ain, and Coroner's jury yesterday rendered u
verdict to that eject. Deceased was without
family or relatives IN this country.
The New York herald., 1874-10-04
AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE
TWO SUPPOSED SUICIDES.

For three days past Mr. Mckinley, concerning
wiom little or nothing seems 20 he known, has
been stopping at the Cosmopolitan Hotel. Cham
bers street. Yesterday morning, MIR. Mckinley
not appearing rs usual, his room was entered,
when he was found dead III bed on the stand was
bottle winch had contained laudapum, from
which TACT IL Is supposed he had committed sui
eide. The body was sent to the Norgue to await
the arrival OF friends ana Coroner Gilman noti-
fed.
Paul Fremont, aged twenty nine years, a native
oi France, was found dead IN bed yesterday after.
noon at the New England Hotel, No. 80 Dowery
Beside the ped Of the supposed saIcide o bottle
containing laudanum was found. Tne deceased
had lodged there since Wednesday evening. On
the body of deceased q discharge rom the United
states Navy was found. Coroner Eicknof was
notified To hold an inquest ana the body was sent
the MDrgue.
The New York herald., 1874-10-04
MIR. TILTON'S REPLY TO KR.
BEECHER.
No. 174 LIVINGSTON STREET.
BROOKLYN, SATURDAY NIGHT, Oct. 3, 1874.


BROOKLYN, SATURDAY NIGHT, Oct. g. 1s74.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
l have Just learned from the BROOKLYN papers
fnut not as yet In any other way that Mr.. John
winslow, District Attorney, member OF the Ply
mouth Church Committee OF Investigation,
and author OF their untrue and un-
just report has used his official prerogative
to procure against me q criminal Indictment for
libeliing his client, the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.
The public VIII recoect that in the spring OF 1873
Mr. William F. West, member OF Plymouth
church, formulated and propounded against
me the charge of sianderng Mr.. Beccher,
specifically in tnis-tbat l had accused
him OF "a criminal intimacy with Mrs.
Elizabeth r. Tton.n Mr.. Beecher had
then an opportunity ana invitation to convict me
OF libel II was guilty; but instead OF accepting
the challenge, he declared to his assembled con-
gregation that he s,had no charge to make against
me.n Again, the accusation OF MIR. Beecher's
adultery was repeated in my .sworn statement
to the investigating committee in July last; but it
cid not elicit q prosecution Tor liDe. Again,
last summer Mr.. william J. Gaynor, a
stranger equally to Mr.. Beecher and myself for
maly lodged criminal complaint against me Tor
libciiing Mr.. Beecher by exposing his guilty
intimacy with Mrs. ..Ti!ton but instead Of selzing
this occasion to test the truth OF my accusation
MT. Bcccncf ana his District Attorney eXerted
themselves to suppress the unwclcome prosecution.
After these successive opportunities, carefully
avoided by the pastor OF Plymouth church, to
prosecute rue for libel, am now justified In ask
ing the public to attribute the present tardy in
dctment against me to the TACT that the
Plymouth committee's report, drawn by Mr.
Wnslow, has failed TO command popular
crcdence, and that Mr.. Beecncr and his
District Attorney have round that they have
now no refuge save the desperate attempt to
place me in the position Of an apparent criminal,
and so to dscredit me IN the trial OF my case by
loading me IN advance with the obloquy of an in
dicted witness In this exgency deem It my
duty, soemniy and with a lul sense of my respon.
sibilty, TO reatflrm the literal anu ab.
soute truth OF my charge against the Rev.
Henry Ward Bcecher, and to rcassert the literal
ana absolute ialsly OF the SPECIAL pleas by which
he has vainly sought to excuIpate himself l
promptly accept the issue thus reluctantly ten
dered me- and, to the end that there may be no
delay In the decision OF the controversy. de-
mand an immediate trial.
THEODORE TlLrON.
The New York herald., 1874-10-04
CENTRAL PARK DAIRY.
4 Southern Famjly's COLLATION. and Its
Cost.

Cost.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALp--
The Central Park Ia lovely place TO all New
Workers. but especially to strangers, VINO. apart
IRON the Park, 1nd great amusement in the mu-
scum and ali appertaining to 1t. But, above all,
there Is one place OF interest which all strangers
should not fail TO visit, VIZ. -"Ryan's Daryl
winch, understand, is connected with his cxtcn-
slve Central Pack arm Much has already been
said concerning this farm and its energetic man.
ager, to whom strangers owe much altertnought
ior his thoughtfalness. Friends OF mine from the
sunny south" visited the Park yesterday morn
ing. They saw the elephant; saw the animals,
ahve and stuned; saw Hawkins remains
oi the ex.hydrosaurus. saw the laughing
jackass, ont heard 1T not; saw snakes. kc. BY
ths timc our party suddenly discovered they
were hungry. Happy thought ''rne Dairy.n They
entered; The order given, two cups OF conee and
enc glass Of mk Tor little boy, tnen three
sandwiches. These good things were soon put far
away ana the usual "How much s' tendered ny
paterlamas. Tne modest bill OF 81 so was the
answer Our friend does not roll IN wealth, but
TINS charge, reasonable. caused him tpater-
lamillas) pang OF delicate hesliation, he de-
murred aud the waiter with u glance OF pity ana
"A smile, SAID, "Well, 81 2j.n NV friends tAen de-
parted, the little boy asked what was the matter,
the Iatner muttcred some thing about seeing an.
otGer laughing jackass. our trends VIII certainly
rccommena tner trends 70 The dairy IA Central
Parks they detcst expensive places. oul cant bear
The New York herald., 1874-10-04
STATEN ISLAND.

Mr.. Hcpworth's yacht Netue, Captain Com
stock and the Prosper, Captain Kennedy. Ieit
their anchorage oil stapleton yesterday. with
select party OF ladies' and gentlemen Ion u hshing
cruise along the southern coast.
The members of the stapeton Yacht Club WIN
meet at their rooms In Staplcton on Wednesday
evening, to determine upon the day or their fall
regatta, and also upon the course 10 be sailed, as
Wen as to make etner preliminary ARRANGEMENTS.
Tue TINS time Will pc sailed IN the upper bay,
inside the Narr0ws.
Gas has been introduced in the village OF MARI
ner's Harbor. on the north shore. 1t Is supplied
from masp ten mites distant. at Clifton, on the
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

DEATH BY TAKING POISON,

ON Friday evening, about seven O'Clock, Mr..
John McCready, forty years OF age, native Of
New York, returned to his home No. 1876 Egntn
avenue somewhat under the influence OF liquor,
and, gong TO MS room, swallowed, as is believed
by mistake, several ounces OF iusil oil which he
mad peen using TO relieve rheumatic pains. AZ
soon as tne mistake was discovered o doctor was
summoned. but he could renaer no permanent
rehe aud death occurred two hours subsequently,,
Coroner kckhof was notified. Deceased VINO
was married man. had been out OF employment
NE
The New York herald., 1874-10-04
CONSIDERATION BY CARDINAL CULLEN,
From the London News, S

From the london News, Sept. 22.l
Cardinal Cullen yesterday with great pomp con-
secrated the kght Rev. DR.. Crane Bishop OF Sand
hurst, Australia. The new preiate is an Augustin-
ian monk ana was several years engaged IN mis-
sionary WORK In America. The ceremony was
performed IN the Cathonc cathedrai Marlborough
street, DnpiiD, ~ tue presence oi largo con-
grcQafJOn
The New York herald., 1874-10-04

10 be overdone like that ham, Tnerc is one Central
rark anu the dairy Is lis pronf. Allan be praised.
JOHN BANGLES.
p. Sup TO late hour last night the iamily
were deep IN long and snort division as 10 now
tney got So SO into two cups OF coffee, one glass
OF mix and three sandwiches, but could not do IT,
although they had been done. j. g.
OCTOBER g 1874
The New York herald., 1874-10-04
OBITUARY.
Judge Rufus II. Merrill.

The Marysvile ,CaL) Appeal OF the .3d Of Sep
tember, reports the occurrence OF the death or
Judge Rufus X. Merrill. Tne event took place in
Marysville on the I'D ult. The deceased was born
IN Massachusetts, and removed Win his fathers
family to Pennsylvania at an early age. He re-
ceived his education in the latter State, ana in
Vermont and ONO. He studied law with a rela-
tive, Judge Hardin, In Illinois, aud crossed the
plains 10 California IN 1851. Unsuccessful, III MN
Ing ventures upon the Yuba, he settled IN Marys-
vile IN 1854. as povkkeeper III mercau tile mouse.
With tine exception of an absence # a few mouths
he has resided IN Marysville Tor twenty years, en-
loving the complete confidence and good will OF
ms leow citizens. who elevated him to high posi-
tons as pubic man ana jurist
The New York herald., 1874-10-04
FEDERAL OFFICE AFFAIRS.
Postal Mn tiers.

The report OF Postmaster James for the quarter
ending September 80 was transmitted yesterday
10 the Postmaster General. rne receipts rom the
sale OF stamps. stamped envelopes, postal cards,
wrappers, &c. were s6eo491 %, winch is about
S27 600 less than .or the previous quarter
ending June So But 1t must be taken into
consideration that the quarter just elapsed
has been q very dull season, with many OF our
people rom town. The reduction OF the register
ing tees from fifteen to seven cents has cost the
government 500, 900 per quarter Ia this city,
ana TINS amount must be deducted from the gross
rope on the sd inst was as ioows:-By steamer
City Of Cncster, 22.3,5 letters; American, VIA
southampton aud Bremen 24,5l5, and by Perere
To Havre, 22s! letters-or "a total OF 50,177.
Ihe weekly return OF unmailable letters from The
New YORK Post once, sent 10 the Dead Letter
Of1ce, ior the week ending OCTOBER were:
Domestic letters held for postage. 76s
toreisn letters held for poslase....... 2s5
Total. LII
The above amount is large enough as it ts. but
there have been as many as 800 letters sent from
THIS TO the Dead Letter ONCE. CORES . Ondents
are by no means particular enough with their
addresses. Many fan to attach u stamp to the
yet others have an idea that an internal revenue
stamp Is OF the same utility as postage STAMP
ana seem 10 be unaware that the letter under such
clrcums stances IS as much unpaid as II having no
AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE
everything Is very quiet. On the last day OF
September there was little ripple OF excitement
prevailing there, which was caused by the United
states Treasury Department at Washington. 1t
appears that the usual draft for the salaries
OI the month failed 10 reach the Gus
tom House, and the employees were lfot
paid on the regular day. Collector Arthur felt
very indignant and telegraphed several times TO
The department.. Finding him so determined the
Assistant Secretary instructed the sub treasury
IN New York by telegraph TO pay General Arthur's
dra &. so much for the red tape system IN vogue
at Washington. by which over 1000 persons were
disappointed and compelled to lose more time
thAn necessary.