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PRISONERS POORLY GUARDED.
TWO BURGLARS ESCAPE FROM BROOKLYN COURT
ROOM But ARE RECAPTUREp.

ywo BURGLARS ESCAPE FROM A BROOKLYN COURT
ROOM, But ARE RECAPTUREp.
A daring but unsuccessful attempt to escape
Wa made yesterday by JOIN NcNay and John McCarty,
who had been brought from the Fifth Police Station
house In Brooklyn, L. D. 10 Justice Eliots court rOOm
~ answer Of burglary at the house OF Mrs.
Reynolds at No s47 Fourhs AS the regular courtroom
n under repair apartment has been for time secured
on the third floor OF the National Hall building at South
First aud Fourth-ss There being cage In the tenn
porary courtroom the prisoners sat among the lawyers
Justice Elliott having called one OF the officers in charge
Of the accused his desk the prisoners suddenly srang
from their seats and rushed from the pursued by
the officers and several lawyers and spectators At the
top OF the lower stairway ex-Assembyman COchcu
szed McCary by tic throat and they fell 10 the bottom
Of the stairs, where McCarty captured speedily.
McNay gained the Sidewalk and was IN The act OF
terfng A wagon when he was IecaptutCd.
The agOn, which ia charge oil confederate OF the
prisoners, was marked "TTapps's Express Office No
b59 Grand-st" II is believed that II stolen from
HewYOrk. There bricks and two loaded re-
yolyer living In the bottom OF the vehicle the driver Of
which escaped. McNaly aud McCarty were taken back
and committed 10 await examination: They are said 10
BE- notorious thieves from Waterst NewNOrk They
the same meg who when detected at the house Of Mrs
ReynOlds Nd and jumped intO the river, after having
discharged a revolver al their pmsueTs
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE TILTON NOTICE OF TRIAL.

THE TILTON NOTICE OF TRIAL.
4 FORMAL DOCUMENT NOT NECESSARILY INDICATING
ANOTHER sUD-sURMIsEs As TO THE ALLEGED
NEW EVIDENCE.
The news of the serving of a notice of trial
On Monday in the suit of Theodore TOn against Henry
Ward Beecher excited little comment yesterday The
notice purely formal and by statute must be served
before the beginning of each tenn OF . court Mcssrs
ehearmsn Sterling, attorneys for Mr. Beecher, on or
before Aug. % will similar notice on
Morris q PeaIsal, who continue to be Mr.
Tltone attorneys The latter will then probably
hle of with the Clerk Of the City Court and
che cause will thereupon he placed on the calendar The
general opinion in regard to the alleged new evidence
aeems that refers to the Price and Loader state
Aseuts Ex-Judge Morris paid visit Monday TO the
edce Of Gen Pryor In this city in order to consult with
him in reference to the matter hut Gen Pryor WAS out
Of Inquiry at the Office OF the DistrctAttorney
Of Kings County yesterday failed TO elicit any inorma
ton the time hen the criminal indictments against
rlton Moulton Loader and Price Will be taken up and
prosecuted This rests entirely within the dis
eretion o. the District Attorney.
Ia generally understood by lawyers that the notice
served by Mr. Ttons attorneys does not indicate neces
sarily that sew suit will be pressed 1t is entirely
pro lorna document drawn and served because the
trial which ended last month did not result in verdict
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RECOGNIZED TAMMANY DISTRICTS.

CHOICE OF DELEGATES TO THE COMMITTEE on OR
GANiZ ,TION-REsoLVToNs PASSED.
The reorcanized delegations from the lid,
XIth, and XVIII Assembly Districts TO the Tanmany
Hall General Committee met yesterday at Tanmany
Hall for the purpose of choosing two members from each
delegation 10 represent ii the Committee Orgaiza.
ton The following choice Of officers and of delegates
made:
TnIhD pl5EcI.chairman Francis Reilly seeT,et3ry owen
f,' Chairman Amgss -ci,rll -ecrctarv
Daniel II. Lyddy; Delegates, Memo Dcnendor, Peter
TIflEfSru DlsrmcI Chairman, VII J. Kane sesretsTy,
Gynn.
The following resolutions, presented by the Committee
Oh Discipline, were Endorsed by the General Committee
OF the lid District similar resolutions relating 10 TIE
XIh and XVIII Districts being also Endorsed by the Gen
eral Committees of those districts:
Whereas The Third Assembly District General Com
mittce has been recently rorganz d by the Committee
Organization Of Tamnany Hall and
Whereas, \ new committee has been selected by the
Committee Organization, and the gentlemen 50 Sc
and their Representatives to the Committee on
Organization and IN view OF these facts IT
sary that the Assembly District Committee of the IId
Assembly District should be called together and inmcdi-
ate steps taken to reorganhc that COMMITTEE for the
purpose of conforming to the new order established in
The lid Assembly District 10y the Committee Organ
zlion, that there may be harmony accord and unity
OF acon with the Iaminany Hall General Committee
ResoIred That the representatives the Committee
Organization aud the Chairman Of tle General Commit
ascertain what members Of the District Committee Of the
lid Assembly District loyal To and in accord with
the General Committee, and convene the said me
bcrs. with power 10 i'll vacancies, on or be
fore FIiday, the 9Th inst, ut o'clock, y. ~,
that ful report Of the reorganization OF the District
Committee OF the IIld Assembly District together with
the and addresses of the officers selected De
presented 10 the Committee organization at tnecn
to held q Saturday the 9th inst, at 4
ReSOirai. That the present District Committee Of the
Third Assembly District he AMI the is hereby dis
solved and that all members OF said District Committee,
who in union and harmony with the Tanlnany Hall
I.,n.r fAttt tf.A la snt nss1 sIlI hsfri rf
Committee, and that the members of the
General Committee of the Third Assembly
District shall by majority decide after careful invcs-
tigaion who o slid Committee loyal 10 and acting
in accord with the TaIumany Hall General Committee,
and who proper persons to replace such not i'll
union with the organization.
Res0iced, That the General Committee Of the IIId
Assembly District furnish list OF reputable and quail
fed citizens who in utilization Win the 1amInany
Hall General Committee in that district to he presented
t. the Police Commission with the n,niatiOE that
they he appointed as Inspectors OF Election and Poll
Clerks at the ensuing election, in compliance with the
call Of the Police Commission.
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MEETING OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

AT the meeting of the Board OF Police Com
missOncs yesterday, Seth IIawlcy, the Chief Clerk
qucstcd that a. partial statements affecting his integrity
had been made on Friday last before the Committee
Crime he should be afforded the earliest practicable OPP
poItuny 10 yndiclte himself resolution was passed
directing him 10 present statement In writing an ar
TO the ehargc- with such procs might DE peril
nent 10 the matter. The failure Of the Inspectors to
enter upon their newlyassigned duties, after dis
oussion, referred TO the Committee On Rules and
Discipline. Honorable mention made OF ritioman
Thomas Burktt OF the Ninth Precinct for capturing Two
burglars aud the facts ordered Ia be entered HIS
record Of services. Officers Daniel Geary al the First
Precinct, kunkel Of the Ninth Precinct. AMI lhODa-
Farrell Of the Twentieth Precinct, dismissed from
the force on the charge Of nOxicatiOn and Patronan
John Ward Of the Twenty ninh Precinct DIS
missed for being absent Without leave
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SEIZURE OF COUNTERFEIrERS IMPLEMENTS VALUED
AT $4,000 IN BROOKLYS-TwO PRISONERS AR

SEIZURE OF COUNTERFIITERS IMPLEMENTS WALL I'D
AT s. 600 IN BROOKLYN-TWO PRISONERS AR
RAIGNED AND SEVERAL WARRANTS ISSUED.
A seizure of implements for connterfeiting
worth about 900, was made by United States thlei
DEPUTY Marshal McCuc, late on Monday night, IN
stable on Iewis-ave, near LSmgtOn-ayc, in BROOKLYN
which is leased by John and Thor as Loughery, who
were arrested by the police in New-York on satuTi"f
night for having some spurious five-ccnt pieces III
their possession The LOugheIy brothers had
said that they received the counterfeit com from
Philip Lewinsk who had been arrested previously Tor
similar ohense in Brooklyn, T. d. Lewnski, who has
been admitted to bail in 81 800 denied that he Lad fur
nshcd the coin the LOughcry brothers. and SAID that
they were engaged in s manufacture.
The stable in which the seizure made Is In the rear
of the house Of the Loughery brothers. which the nele
bors say the occupants always entered from the
rear Officer Murphy of the Fourth New York Precinct
took the prisoners 10 Brooklyn yesterday ana
delivered them Deputy Marshal McCue, who
took them before T. s. Commissioner Wnslow. The ac
cused pleaded Not guilty, and they allowed until
2 D. m to-day to decide whether they Will have exam
nation waive examination and 20 before the Grand
Jury They committed to the Raymond street Jan
in default Of 5000 bail each. Warrants have Deen
issued for the OF several other alleged counter
feiteIs.
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CONTAGIOUS DISEASES AND THE HARLEM
FLATS.

At the meeting of the Board of Health yes
terday Sanitary Inspector Hughes reported that j.
Youngs of No 249 Springs has rented cellar at No IL
Canas rs a od ging and sleeping place contrary 10 law
resolution adopted that as the department had
expended s balances for 1872 10 1874 in the care Of
smallpox patients and as it necessary TO continue
the extra corps for atuitOus vaccination the Board OF
Police requested to consent TO the transfer OF $1,000
from their unexpended balance Of 1874 for that purpose
DE- Day, the Sanitary superintendent, presented his
weekly report which showed the number OF inspections
made by the Sanitary and Assistant Sanitary Inspectors
to have been 943 During the week 7O2 reports were
received from the inspectors, and 15s complaints from
citizens The Dsinfecting Corps visited 70 dwellings
where contagious diseases were found and dsineced
and funigatcd Ga houses with their surroundings The
following is comparative statement OF cares OF cota-
gious diseases for the two weeks ending July 81 1872
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.s %s p5s y p5a s Mes. t RPn Small p% @
T T"Iy = q. 3 u q iss g 70 I
The following preamble aud resolutions were passe

Ilc fOOWllg preamble aud IthUIuOIr Wtft IdtStU.
Whereas The Board has declared the district known
the Harlem Flats to be i'll condition dangerous 10 the
public health, and has ordered the same 10 be properly
drained and filed and
Whereas The Board Of App0rtionment has transferred
the sum OF S21 O67 i3 from the uncXNndcd balances Of
this Department for the years 1872 and 1873 for TINS
purpose and "
whereas. This Board has employed suitable agents TO
execute the necessary work under its direction; and
Whereas Questions have arisen To the legality OF this
action by which the execution OF the Work - seriously
retarded therefore,
ReSolred, That the Corporation Counsel be and il
hereby respectfully requested 10 inform this Board, at
his earliest convenience, on Whether the Board OF APP
pOrtionment did legally transfer the necessary funds
I) Whether the Board Of Health is cmpOw cred to exc
cute It's own orders 3) Whether i'll DONG the Board
OF Health is authorized 10 do the work In such manner as
i, may deem the best under the Circumstances
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THE ALLEGED MUTINY.

EXAMINATION OF THE COOK OF THE RoBRRA-THK
CHARGE OF MUTINY WAIVED AND THE PRISONER
COMM TIED FOR ASSAULT.
William Williams, age As, the cOlored cook
Of the American ship Robera taken before United
States Commissioner Wnsow In Brooklyn for examina
ton. yesterday, charge OF assaultng Capt Hagen
with hachet and attempting TO incite the crew OF the
ship to mutiny United States Assistant DisIict-Ator
ne, Hoxie appeared for the Government, and John F.
Allen for the defense Capt Hagen testified that the cook
assaulted him with the "tormcntors" or large galley
fork and severely wounded him on the head with
Ratchet aud that he the cook no provocaton other
than by going the galley and asking him what he was
complain ng about He also testified that the ship
provisoned fully and rected the details OF the affair
n already published
Albert Phillips first mate, substantially cOrrOborated
hc captains testimony, and said that the ship had am
pie provisions, with the exception OF sugar that the
cook had complained Of having lame back; he had
seen him twice cooking his knees that he never saw
the captain strike the cook or any other man.
etein Norman. the second mate, who dis
armed the cook and william Brtzer,
boy, gave similar testimony. Frederick Wiech-
man boy Who the captain s1 gHau h smo, cnt
Hagens charge gave substantially The same testimony
and said that AZ The time OF TIE assault some % 'e ere%
the cook and themselves. Mr. Allen asked for other wit
were drink in NewiYork and had refused attend Mr.
UoA said that the Government would lie satIsneu 10
waive the charge OF mutlly th0 Pi7o"NA AVA
assault and battery. =,
The cook made a long voluntary statement, In which
he avcrred that the testimony for the prosecution was
false and that the captain had attacked him without any
provocation He had admitted that he had seized the
hach,t hut denied having used II. He said that Inc
Captain must have been wounded In fallng against
coffee mill while they scufng lie dec areu tHat
the ship short Of beans, sugar ana potatoes
end although he had been TO for Is years aud had
lalpd With many bad he had never been Win one
who brutal as the captain OF tie RoDeIa.
Commissioner Winslcw Thought the charge o. attempt
h. ncfe a nutiny had not been sustained He said lie
pould not give full credence TO the cooks stdtent nj
but that even If true, the cook not Justified III
Laking "a hatchet when the captain Was uIallHed lie
committed the prisoner in default OF $1,000 ball To
swsit the action of tho Grand Jury on the charge OF
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MEETING OF soFrMoNEY ADVOCATES.

A meeting of a few persons who advocate a
greenback currency held yesterday afternoon mt No
ll03 broadway for the purpose OF organization prior
the calling Of public meeting ito advocate" stated
by OF those present the OF the credit Of the
United States In the form OF greenbacks, thus
saving S2o,00o,000 annually that are now
paid the National banks on their bonds de
posted ut Washington" THIS gentleman further
stated that organization effected, and a
sufficient amount oi money subscribed 10 insure the cali
ing OF meeting, probably at Cooper Institute, within
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroorf House-Con gresham James A. GarneId Ti
Ohio Gen Washington seawe and DE- Charles Nc pltisS
navy and James ordon Bennett Ns~ Yo,H hsI ~ tSe
Keith a. JACK son OF England and Capt T. MCoe al ot r
steamshp Bothpa Gisey House-ReaI Admiral AuIa
Tsyio United States Navy exGov Tos Porter o. heh
tucky and the Rev Charles g. Hale OF Buffalo y
oti-eorgc Peabody Russell OF Massachnse'ts. yy
nor Uot,l-Capt Augustus r. Baldwin United St,es
and Henry Tilen Of New Lebanon, y .MeuoPoc un
Jjofs-PIof Rains University of Georgia ileu
manjer lanes D. Graham United States Navy and Col Ih9
q. Baylor, United States Army ..fVM HtsrT r,rence
beverley fucker Virginia and Mr. and Mrs w D.
81 Denis Hosl-ExCOv. r. ~ Pease OF !enas "f" na
Central Hotet-Tbe Rev w. Baker T. De- OF Inion .,
Nicholas ofsiJuige Thomas h. Finetter o inc rhAoi
pla Court Of Common Pleas
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joer not doing his duty wa obtained tnroSsn 'no
public prints that he Immediately made an inves"e~
ITO, and although the taller denied misconduct to the
extent charged yet Sheriff discovered enough 70 s
isfy him that there some ground for the eompis
and that thcreupon he revoked the Jailers autnoIy
and appointed under sheriff Rnshmore OF Hampstead 70
take charge Of the Jail Meantime the charges OF tne
law and Order Association OF Flushing and Glen Cove
are understood 10 have been forwarded to Gov I1den
aud Sheriff sannis no doubt will W required 70 make
formal apsWer 10 them.
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KINGS COUNTY PENITENTIARY.

At a meeting of the Kings County Super
vsOrs BrooL tsteray, the monthly report of the
Keeper Of the Peuitcniiary received rs follows:
Number Of prisoners, 537 deaths, 2 earnings in the
shoe shop - 500 s. seVcral bids were received for
contracts for supplying coal at prices ranging from 50 81
10 80 40 per tom Contracts for furnishing general sup
plies were awarded to the lowest bidders. ID. A. W.
Shepard was roappODtcd as JAIN Physician, DR.. Zibiis
kie az Ply stefan Of The Pet,nty, and Thomas Martin
as Keeper ol the County Courthouse.
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DENIAL OF MISCONDUCT BY THE SHERIFF OF
QUEENS COUNTY.

In regard to the allegations OF misconduct
on the part OF shenn sammis of Queens County, in
nccton with the government OF the County jail AT North
Hampstead Mr. ssmuis explains that lie does not reside
AT the Jail that he intrusted the Of the courthouse
and jail 10 a deputy In whom he had confidence, and
who he believed, would faithfully attend TO the duties
OF his position that the first knowledge be had that the
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Crcamer Of No ga Over-st. suspicion OF being the
offenders. They found, with two others, IN the
swamps at the foot Of Soutbst and made desperate
resistance In their possession there was bottle O,
0uor which was stolen from one OF the stores robbed
Sunday morning. Yesterday the accused were com
mtted for trial Dreamer has been discharged recenty
from the Trenton State Prison,
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ARREST OF PROFESSIONAL BURGLARS IN NEW
ARK.

For several weeks numerous burglaries have
been committed In tie IT nth and Twelfth Wards Of New
ark and on eunday morning last four stores were ell
tered and robbed On Sunday afternoon detectives ar
rested Philip Fitzpatrick Of southst. ana George
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NV DAYS re than this however he was not al lbsrsv
~ state pres Among the OF persons men.
toned active part In the are ths
Hon Rich Ard scheIl and George Hoffman.
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DANGER AYERTED

LUNDBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER for tho
toilet and bath tnte for CoogDeor Bay
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HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY, AT HuDNoTs IN
BROADWAY
sa..s4:. Noon ~, sp N, ~ NJ, nnr sss 7i'
Average, 687so. Same day, 1874, 66|.
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LAMpLOUGH's PYEETIC SALINE is the cure for
fcvers bionsnes smsos, ssn dseases and many Other
he orId and the Maser li3 HobOrh, London, England
Sc substitute
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into fragments when brought 70 The air. One skeleton va
seven feet In length bluff supposed to have been inc
buryfng Of Indians who lived In that quarter
before and the remains found arc thought 70
be than century old
PAHRsoyThe Special Committee appointed by the Boarn
Of Aldermen IN nvestigate the cause Of the hre when
works reported that the supply oil wG
was Insufficient aud hose defective. The report ao
aays thai the Chief Engineer did not exhibit the SKILL lng
ent and efficiency that person In his Responsible postum
ought TO have shown.
STATEN ISLAND.
NEW BRIGHTOS.-COl w. r. etebbDs's residence,
near Hamilton Park entered by burglar through e
back kitchen door, July a. The lower part of inc mousse vas
and about $50 worth Of sver~are was carried
away Yesterday Jersey thief was arrested ON s"pI
Zion by The Tompknsvile landing lie P1yeu W
be the right man. identified by his hai "nh
stolen from Stebbinss house. lie taken ,ioIc
tice (orbetf Brighton where lie gave s n,ie
Frederick He committee to the County, jan ~
fault OF bail action Of the Grand Jury M oStoc
- Messrs Marsh Judsh and Root have been appo'eu Co"'
mlssioners for opening the extension OF fhthst
RHsoNpThe officers Of the eyolent Society o
Richmond County statement OF The hnanct OF ie
~ ID 2i the benefits paid Ia 1897 20 and the ex
penses So The balance is $3799 ~ Inc SOcc
has deposit in the staten Island sayngs Bank Vi
Al lsl 30 and mortgages 10 the amount OF s2GOO
sTAPIyToy-The annual festival Of the staten Isand
schutLcn CORPS began yesterday at Bechels PsIk NUN
Der Of the ewIOrk and Brooklyn corps N'
IT mi and took part Charles Ial Of Stapc'n won re GOO
medal and Julius redO Of tdgewater the silver medal Inc
festival concluded yesterday.
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A DOLLAR CASE of homeopathic Medicines,
81 Smith, 1s%ssp3,sS r9 %AI 10, sp I
ID IT Il GRACEFUL IN SHAPE
SEIFKIGITIHG SPlTIOoS and take 10 other FOR .als
m every Furnishing and Cockey store and mannfso
tund trade by JOSEPH sCHEIDEH Goa % Beck
man ST., Newiork CITY.
II n. SQUIRE, 81 Fulton-st.-W Watches,
i l.. Jegslry, Diamonds Sterling silver and koeersa
Plated Ware. All OF the beet quality snd al sn~'sl pion
STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Discases OF the
- Generave radio ally and speedily cured HENRY
A. DANIELS N. D., IA iexngonsve once bo"se 70 s.
CTRICTURE, Varic0cele, and Hemonhoids.-
Is seftrcatent by surgical means prac lcaei Acrdgtd
from tO surgical class by El"AhD
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A STANDARD REMEDY. --KFARNEY's SUPERIOR
EXTRACT BCu only specific diseases Of Bladder and "a
news Gravel Diabetes, Nervous Debility aud Female Com
paints Sold by AL Druggists.
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Serious consernences and loss II M have occurred
wounds that could have been cured By
MAGICAL pam EXTRACTOR han II been instantly
applied ~
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CHOLERA MORBrs, Simmer Complaint, Collie,
Darrbea and all ArectO1s Of the B0w' Incl n TO ehes
children adults cured at ONE by Dr. GAMMA
BAI1AM
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DR.. LYONS TOOTm TABLETS.
Indispensable TO every Iady's toilet.
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WEsTCHEsTER.-The second general visit ana re-
union Of the Neg.YOrk Catholic Protec'ory' "hoh was
announced to BEGIN Monday last postponed III cose
ouence OF the rain on OF the bad condition OF the
grounds attached institution yesterday the beginning
The entertainment deferred Should the weather
prov the exercises will begin and continue 70
Inc close the week In add ton 10 facilities ior reaching
the institution by the Harlem MorTisania lines OF steamers
and Harlem River Branch ~ the Now Haven as lhe
Mt Farms ne ~ Harlem Bridge VIII run
very few minutes within easy walking distance