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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-07-03
NEW JERSEY.

Cornida the Newark Italian, who was stabbed in
the back by Porios, fellow countryman, last Sun
day night, mas cheated death for the time being,
and yesterday left the hospital, convalescent.
In Newark yesterday afternoon, about four
O'Clock, the stables attached to the Farmers and
Merchants Hotel, on Plane street, were burned
down. The horses were all rescued, but q fine COW
was cremated alive. The loss is about s., 500.
The trial OF John F. Allard for alleged arson, IN
Jersey City, was concluded yesterday in the Court
OF Sessions, and the jury rendered verdict OF not
guilty. District Attorney Garretson will next
move the case OF the state against John shannon
for manslaughter.
special term Of the Essex county Oyer and
Terminer VIII begin next Tuesday. Bertram, the
co-conspirator In the Gardner Riesbeck case will
be tried, and II they are an xlOus about It, as they
protested TO be some months ago. the city Official
alleged cOnsprators In the Springfield avenue job.
A lawyer OF Jersey City heights named Robin
SOD, was committed to the lunatic asylum at
Snake Hill yesterday by County Physician Stout.
He mad been an inmate OF that Institution for
three years and 1t was supposed he was cured.
When lie was discharged he showed his violent
temper again by making an attack on his mother.
The Fire Commissioners OF Jersey City call for
the following appropriations for the ensuing
year:-Salaries, $50 700 "a; buildings. apparatus
and repairs 50 OoO printing and stationery $500
horses harness and lood &l1, 900: supplies 81, 600;
bureau OF combustlbles, $3.50; expenses at head
quarters, $780, telegraph gas, coal and wood,
$4,000; salaries and telegraph for GreenvLie,
sc. 750 Total, Sl25 g46 ST.
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| Steamship pommersnia GER, schwensen. Hamburg,
s,eanshIp wiadrnston Obi, Tai. Answerp-ohas L
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steamship Siy of Merida Zimmerman Havana-F
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snip ralmetraet NOrA Jacobsen; Dantzic-ietens 4
BARK Burnbras IBID. Murphy. londonderry 4 Par
Bark Nicolina Ger. Altman. Plymouth-Funch, Edge
Bark Luz OBJ, oldrive. Penarth Roads-George Bull
Bark Martin Aus Tomassch, Cork Falmouth for
60, BARI Ncoo barabn9 taD Piazza Cork or Falmouth
, BARK Anal Nor). Lunde, Cork or Falmouth-O Tobias
BARK 81 dtap. cuneo. Observation-Disclosures Go.
BARK Jane Wright Or, Hail. Dantzo-heney Par
Bark DR. Falk Ger, Haupt, Hamburg Koop
Bark Kawc CRus, Pamein, Rotterdam-Funch, Ldye
Bark Cattardin dtaD, Chiano Antwerp-J seager
harN Gauss Ger, steensrafe Bremen-aerman koop
BARK Isabel LArD. NcwhaiI Lubec-s c Loud 4 Co
ynnHb Admaa Garguiio dtap' Jaccarno Trieste
R Ra.E I xslsila: Poo, cads-sret,, Son %co
tark Henry Buck Field, Batavia and Sourabaya-Car-
Rsrs B9n n Bonner Asplnwall-I,sss Bell.
Brig stockton. Allen. Gibraltar and Cadiz-Carver
Brig d steckwel, Harding Gbraltar-Lunt Bros
Co.
Brig sparks Fossett, Aspnwau-James Ward
Co.
Schr Gen Grant, Hall, Port Midway. Na
schr Herbert Mount Brazos Santiago -Woodhouse q
Rndd
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Co.
schr 8 L Thompson nan, New Haven-H Jackson
SON.
Sloop Emily Dewick. New Haven-Ferguson Wood.
Liz hier Engineer Jarvis Perth Amboy-J Plymer.
Steamer A u sumcrs Warren Pmladephla
Hand.
steamer Mayfower Fults Philadelphia-James Hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-07-03

Rum, Degradation and Wife Murder
Another Temperance Lecture.
There came to the surface III the slums Of life in
BROOKLYN very sad case last evening, teaching
lesson fraught with meaning to sucn as permit the
taste for strong drink TO stie their better nature.
About five O'Clock DR.. White was summoned to at
tend Rose Stone, Q woman who was lying on
wretched pallet OF straw, saturated with blood, In
. closet, about fve by six feet, in the back base.
nent OF the three story brick tenement house
No. 4o3 warren street, between Hoyt and Bond
streets The walls OF the apartment or den, m ore
properly speaking. were oesprinkled with human
gore and the head Of the wretcned woman was
beaten almost to a Jelly. The Doctor found that
her skull was fractured in several places The
police OF the Third precinct were summoned. and
the dying woman was conveyed In an ambulance
80 the Long Island College Hospital wnere
the physicians were also OF the opinion
that her case was hopeless Later IN
the evening the murderer, George Stone, was
arrested while wandering about the neigh0orhood,
and was locked up IN The Butler street station
house. He mad nothing 70 say ana appeared TO be
slupehed rom whiskey. The antecedents of the
incompetence. He Is about forty years OF age, and
was born in the United states. few years ago
Stone who Is most respectfully connected, was
worth fortune was head OF a prosperous bush
ness drm OF builders, and owned several houses in
various parts OF Brooklyn. He formed q taste
for whiskey drinking met with business reverses,
drank deeper, and finally abandoned work alto
getner of the indulgence OF nl- uepraVed appetite.
His family connections discarded him. About one
month ago he moved mo the wretched abode
above described, and there disposed of every rem
nan OF furniture and clothes, save that which his
VIE, himself and two children mad n. The chill
dren are girl I'VE years Of age and ooy Of four
years. The vile was also dissipated. Yesterday
morning he went out and purchased the lul CT
coda water bottle OF vile whskey, and, return
Ing announced that he would have the hearts,
blood OF all the Papists In the house. He
was pacihed, however, for time By the
occuDants OF the front cellar a Mrs. Mehan and
Mrs Hughes, with whom he shared the fire water.
Whne tnus engaged he attacked bis VIE, calling
per infamous names and finally taking hold Of her
by the hair be dragged her into the closet which
formed their sleeping apartment, and while lying
there on the straw oeat her head and face with the
soda water bottle. When the neignbors came In
10 save her he ran away, but was subsequently ar
rested as set iorth The children viii be cared for
BY The authorities.
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WESTCRESTER.

For the first time IN many years, the village au.
thorities OF Sing sing have concluded TO publicly
celebrate the anniversary OF the nations birthday
IN an appropriate manner.
During the past week twenry-four convicts have
been removed from the New York Tombs TO Sing
Sing prison. the terms for which they have been
sent up varying from twenty years to one-tenth
OF that PERIOD
James p. sanders, the lawyer who was shot and
supposed to have been mortally wounded, by Au-
gust Lacnaume, in the city court room at Yonkers,
on Tuesday afternoon, was yesterday pronounced
out OF danger
Thomas wilson, marble cutter, who has for
some time past been employed at Tuckahoe threw
himself in front OF an express train on the Harlem
Railroad near Scarsdale, yesterday morning, and
was literally dashed to pieces It is not known
what prompted HIM to perpetrate the rash act.
Deceased was about fifty five years Old.
Much to the Indignation and discontinue Of the
liquor dealers throughout the county, the new
republican excise mill continues to grind slowly.
On Wednesday afternoon the Commissioners met
at White Plains, when they issued some twenty
licenses to as many fortunate applicants. This
was the second meeting OF the Board since the
legality OF Its octal status has been assured, on
the advice OF eminent counsel 1t Is probable that
not more than fifty per cent OF the number OF
licenses issued last year Will be granted.
The closing exercises at Union Free School, No.
g, OF Yonkefs, the leading educational institution
In the county, TOOK place on Wednesday evening
in presence OF large number OF interested spec
tators. The commodlous assembly han was ar
tistIcally adorned with flags, flowers, evergreens
and Illuminated notices Among the visitors
VINO occupied seats on the platform were Mayor
Masten Rev. DR.. Stratton. r. Eckemyer, President
OF the Board OF Education OF District school No 2:
William McFariane, President OF the Board OF
Aldermen; John W. Oliver and other local celebri-
ties. After the programme for the occasion had
been carried out in manner which gave uni
versal satisfaction TO the numerous AUDITORY, the
members OF the graduating class received their
diplomas at the hands OF City Judge f. p Bard,
VINO avalled hlmseI or the occasion to accompany
the presentation with some appropriate remarks
o. a practical character TO the graduates.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Edward ID. Brown. OF No. Eighth avenue, was
Frustrated by the heat yesterday afternoon.
At meeting OF the Cotton Exchange yes erday
u was resolved 10 adjourn over until Monday.
A rapid dog persisted at the hands OF omcer
McGovern last evening at No. % East Tenth street.
Joseph Frager no home WAS found sick IL the
street YESTERDAY ana sent to Bellevue Hospital by
The ponce
The officers and members OF the Ninth regiment
will meet at the armory wednesday evening, July
g. 10 organize rlne cuo'
AT the recent commencement at Dartmouth Col
lepe the honorary degree OF A. NJ was conferred
upon Mr.. Hosea b. Perkins, oil this city.
Jacob Meyer, aged ten, OF No. 63l Ninth avenue,
was severely bitten 0y dog last evening, at the
corner Of FOrty-dfth street and Ninth avenue.
Edward Grand, OF No. - Albany street. was
found suffering from the heat in the street yester-
oay and conveyed 70 the Park Hospital by the po-
lice.
The Chamber OF Commerce has adjourned for the
summer: no meetings viii be held unul the first
Thursday IL october, unless called for a special
purpose.
comptroller Green reports the following dis
buTsemeDts and receipts OF the Treasury ster-
IA Claims and pay rolls paid, No. OF warrants,
8SS, amounting TO sl69 302; receipts, s46024.
Ofhcer Cornish, OF the Nineteenth precinct ex-
tinsuished a mad dog at ten O'Clock last evening
In Slxty-seventh street, between Lexington and
third avenues The animal had previously often
child.
About nalf-past ten O'Clock yesterday morning
che most valuable seal in the geological collection
at the Hippodrome threw up nis fms and retired
from the game OF lie. He was valued at $4,000.
The knowing people say that ne died IN accord nee
with che wishes OF the neighboring residents who
have all along objected to the peculiar style o. ms
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY g. 1s74WITH SUPPLEMENT.

by waterspout There were eight on board
OF whom Mrs. Lakewski and child and coored woman
oa, Hrns q. as uhsre the boaies of the drowned
were taken and were buried.
scnR HENRIETTA SIMMONS before reported IN COLLISION
with steamship Hunter OF Montauk has scia ner
there and proceed 70 Philadelphia.
sLooP LOUISA before reported sunk on the Battery
collision with steamer Providence was raised Yesterday
afternoon and taken to the dry dock Tor repairs
for Providence sprung aeak while coming ~ tne s
"Wednesday morning. but managed TO keep ahp h sam
tug Charlotte Isabella was aon ssde at dark pumping
her out
WATERPROOF, Me-, July 2-The steamer Camprld sn
% nT e pdS Sm Of s.pfGF res Ss
Sspsain upon any Posion ioT sa
rigging and cutting her com pletely " two NJ IN, In
graham, the mate OF the steamer, WIN reinar hae
his wife and one man from the water the other two
men composing the schooners crew eing,g 10 were ere
Mrs s sa ns TN res Johnson
cared or MI Thomas second mate OF the s'eamer' aHo
Captain Trask were left in charge OF me wreih mo
lives were lost. and the Cambridge suffered no damage
by the collision.
Whalemen.
Sailed from New Bedford July barks Sea Ranger. for
Atlantic Ocean Mars Tor Pacihc ocean ., prov
reports her st Vincent May b. with 800 hbls
hpbk o-humpbacks were plenty and had taken all OF
A letter from Capt Thompson. OF brig Rosa Baser OF
Boston, reports her Charleston Ground June ~ hap-
ing taken bbs So oil
Spoken.
sehoolship Mercury cruising July lat g 70 lon 20 y
Ship Frank Jones Ross, from New York for San Fran
Bark Almra Coombs Langthorne from Brunswick,
Ga. Tor Aspinwali. June IA. lat %, ION 10 ~
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THE JOLLY BREWERS.

terday TO Lion PARK. They paraded In an imposing
procession OF wagons. buried in evergreens and
gay with American and German hags, band
discoursed spirit stirring music. King Gamurinus
and MS pet goat and golden goblet appeared in all
their glory with mighty barrels and little lager
kegs The rear Of the procession was brought up
BY a colored gentleman in tarouche with a
white coachman and TWO horses. He bore target
and sgnted to every saloon Keeper as he passed.
with unmistakabe gesture, that he would Ike
something to drink. The ma rshals were mounted
and armed with sabres and decorated gorgeously
with sashes and badges All the professionals
wore green branches and flowers in their hats
The affair provoked good deal OF amusement as
1t passed up the western avenues, and they had q
night Jolly time afterward.
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THE BROOKLYN EXCISE MYSTERY EX.
PLhIyED.
Freddy English's Alleged Abduction
Cleared by the Roaton Police

Fred0E Englsh's Alleged Abduction
Cleared by the Boston Police.
At last some light has been thrown upon the
singular statement OF Master Freddy English con.
corning his pretended abduction by unknown
men and confinement in farm house near Bos-
ton. It will be remembered that the boy in ques-
tion was employed, together with his mother, in
the month Of April last, by the Women's "Tem.
perance Praying Bandn TO visit liquor saloons on
Sunday and procure evidence upon which to con-
Wet the dealers in spirits and effect the revoca-
fion OF their license For three sundays the boy
detective Of Bourbon, youth OF fourteen years,
under the marshaIship OF his mamma, visited gin
shops-seve1 ty-two IN all-and procured sam
pies In small bottles at each place. Each
saxuple was Labelled with the name Of the dealer
ane the Date Of purchase. Complaints were
lodged before the Commissioners Of Excise in each
case ana the day oil trial arrived The ladies were
inbllant Two licenses were revoked after the
seventh or eighth case had been examined. But
great oOnsternation was created uDpn the report
been abducted rom nome, no one knew whittier.
The city offered $500 reward. In the early part OF
June the missing boy called on the Rev. Mr.. Pente-
having been drugged oy strange men In New YORK,
ers, and taken 10 Boston. From The Hub he had
where ne worked on faFm, being 0u 50
closely watched that he could not effect
hIs escape until then. The minister TOOK me boy
10 the Appleton Home and subsequently accom-.
panied him TO Brooklyn, where he was restored 70
his Their The trials were resumed, the BOY once
more appearing Tor the prosecution. The second
DAY of the trial he refused further TO testify, how
ever. on Thursday last ne was at the request OF
the Boston ponce, who had clue 10 his case, re-
turned TO the Appleton Home IN that city, wnen
pre- vailed upon the boy 10 disclose the
eecrets which ne believed ne possessed
touching the abduction. The purp0rt Of
the youths con iession was that his lather was
actlng "a conjunction With The prosecuted dealers
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SENSATION IN MUSICAL oIRCLEa
What Became of Mr.. GflmOre's Diamond
Tipped Baton.

W nat BecAfhe OF If' UIImOTe's OIHmonu
Tipped Baton.
Three years ago Brooklyn Boosted Choral
Union, since numbered among the things that
were. II was proposed in 1872 to get up min
iature jubilee at the Rink In that city, and the
services OF Mr. Gilmore were engaged for the great
event. The gentleman named came to Brooklyn
and conducted the arrangements and rehearsals,
and generously declined TO receive any compensa-
ton for his services. A subscription was taken
up among the members OF the Union and dia
mond tipped baton was purchased as a testimonial
to Mr. Gilmore. The presentation ceremony never
took place, and to this day the gentleman Tor
whom It was designed has not received 1t. Those
who contributed TO the baton want TO know what
became OF 1t. Inquiry has developed the TACT that
the baton, which cost $l60, has been lying In the
possession OF q former member OF the union, VINO
has been waiting the pleasure OF the other ex-
choral unionlsts as to the manner OF the presen-
tation and Mr.. Gilmore viii now doubtless receive
the jeweled wand and weave anew the encnant-
ing spell of music
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IN liquor, and that II was Mr. English, ST., who
hrst took MIN away IRON home and brought him
to jamaica L. l. his mother was uneasy during
his say there, and his father then took him 10
New York ana sent him from there 10 Boston,
admonished at the same time that II he dared to
breathe word OF tile afYalr he would cut him TO
pieces. Hence IL was he did not betray the old
man until this late day. The facts were eommunl-
cated by letter 10 Mayor Hunter by Mr. Mckenzie,
who has been to considerable expense IN the mat
ter, and claims that Q share OF the re-
ward IS due him. The police are look.
ing after Mr.. English, ST. The temperance m,e
OF their enterprise in that quarter. The
Mayor on June Is received a letter from Rev. DR..
Pentecost claiming the reward Tor the return OF
young English The clergyman said e-haif the
sum he proposed 20 devote 10 the cause OF temper
emf. me saeiect was referred TO the Corporation
Counsel and the question Is now finally disposed
Of The Mayor Will not send for Freddy. Brooklyn
having had enough OF him.
The following Is the letter of Superintendent
Mckenzie alluded to-
APPLETON TEMPORARY HOME
No. IS FOURTH wEsr STREET,
SOUTH BosToS July l. 1874.
70 s aay Sy FTsdas was PIT in nv
sas ou last e a rds ss s 70
since my turn rom your city myself and some Of our
VIII sSs &
as regards the truth he boS sor have Esed
e s:s doubts ana have every srsS Po..is. asss
boy u s 4. OF which have used
The father q the boy being hired connected with
ne iquor dealers who mad cases pending in your courts
followed this boy from his home when errand
anu took him TO some asylum in Jamaica, somewhere
near city. After detaDing him there weeks,
hDding that his mother anxious about hlm,
took MIN from the SAID place. conducted him 10 New
York city and purchased ticket 10 Boston giving him
this whole story, which ne now tells and Mr. rente
costs and also told him that II he did not stick
20 that Story plot he (his lather would cut him TO
R he r a he RI sfs ssy Mr.
his ~ the boys story which ne says II hfs /
ather hnds uhe boy has disclosed it would be
his DEATH, Aow sir please inform me what TO do with
the boy. He surely return with safety 10 mis-
father and have spared work or expense 10 bring
this the surface, determined that justice
should let il fail where II would, and remember
used ferreting out the matter were means
used and taken out OF funds needed IN work. Now
don't tnink IT Is best to let this into The public press
once least until l advised from you what
IN take will bring the boy and take
his story Ii l bring the boy must ask and ex-
pect pay The expenses incur lnasmuch this
Will do away with all he question Of the reward VIII
say in behalf OF this home that should ward
efforts ton institution that's not local,
help all BROOKLYN and other cities well
neiehborhood. Please telegraph whether shall
Ny time is very much occupied. Yours, very
specttuly, ID. BANKS MCKENZIE, superintendent
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Foreign Ports.

HOItSs
Cardiff lith brig Alice raron tucker, Boston, l7th
En- bark lhSpf2n Means Kew
18TH Ir.g A Msn Innss ,cle si
sans Rio Janeiro and sailed June Tor Guanapej.
Do snn psfa ayna from
o,k arrived May S Garoad Bowdon aud Daniel
sound arrived May %; ST Mary, Halowell, from Guam.
.CAlnAalEs. June 23-saied, brig NJ Palmer tBr,,
E4HRssAs Jqne aArrved brig ysdOra Rionda
sailed 18th schr va Yates Yates Portland.
GuANAPE June lin port, ship sylvanus Blanch ard,
HAVANA, June 2s-saed briggs Nuestra Sonora del Car
men (Sp), Mnon Pascagoula Obduiia (sp) Echevarria
cleared 18th, bark Isusquiza sp,, Baserrechea Bull
@ o ssw ds r Snrss nd bs
H d SG srf % % a O.
Baker and Havana, Meyer Tor New York DO; Aoiuss
S zone HS or a for s R:
Pads Ss der s% CORA for dS ao Jonas
A9 II pfft nv SaFss %GSS @
Faso S1 2Gan ssn % SsT
New ySs g4ep Ssv s for dos
III snip wknson for United States or
es sewe & sam%n ApE o Sew
chaoua tBr. Russell, for do AN dg
snip New Era saw vera Sars
n 1 sea amy, yS;Gn th ship soooo Shafts
MIo4n, May go-Cearcd, ship Geo Il Warren OBJ,
In port June g. ship q Blanchard, Green, ldg
MArASzAs June 2l-Arrlved, barks Daring Mcdonald
Portland; klverton Clark Baltimore; brig o Clary,
sailed 18th bark Brazil tsp Prout north OF Hateras,
brigs valero Br Thompson, do; proteus White, do
Myronus higgins, do; George Berry, kroaer, Port
In port 2stb, barks Norah, Hall for New York, ldg;
vrasn 40 AL brig. reswney Or d
CLEARED 2sth Helen Phinney. Boyd tor do do and
HAs1mA, June 2s-Arriyed, steamship Arizona Cav.
HIo Jxssno, June 27-Arrived, barks Aouidneck Raj
ne, ana Sricket kean Baltmore Templar arg, Will
srJAco June 4-Arriyed bark Acacia Anderson Bait.
land sailed 10th for CienfucQos) 18th brig Shan
non. sawyer, New York
GUANTANAMO; 9th, brig r / Merriman, Lecraw, do:
10Th, bark Thomas Brooks Waugh, quantanamo briggs
son, DO via Guantanamo; 18th, bark James Ward,
and A Farnsworth. Johnston New YORK.
IRuxILLo, June ll-Arrived, brig Alice Montgomery
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA. July i-Arrived, schr Collier from
sailed-schrs Ellen Tobin, Jersey City; l. Lacey
BOSTON, July ARRIVED, steamships George Arnold.
Loveand Baltimore Norfolk Achilles Willes PhiIa,
guhman msiey doree via Port Praya John Mat f%se
Roberts = Iaomas David Chaplin Bunker st Martins;
Wyman. HnInasoa. PR Micmac tBr kenney Mayaguez
bile Ponvert Alien Phadep6a aO sicw sancn Savage
weenawken; schrs Bride Br). Bonner iquique Mary
Dor, ia pauntless (Br Long. Cienfueqos; Hattie 4
sampson, Davis savannah, Charles h Morrison smith,
M yeer oroTeIl' Chase, dS Hattie Mssarasqd
Sails stel% mana p,,css sw'" pS,iaGslon ia