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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-10

CHARLES HEIDsIECK Sillery. Extry Dry,
ana Grand Van Medaille Champagne. For
sale by Hall d. Hume. 123.eo3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-10

Principal Once, Wharf, DEPOT ana Planning Mil,
foot Of 4th st. east, near United States Navy Yard
Office, Room No. 1, (Firemen's Ins. Ofice,D over
Bank of W ashington, Wsshingto ID. O. ocS9- Pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-10

ANOTHER CASE AGAINST THE WASHING
TON AND GEoRG ETowN RAILRoAD.-ThiS
afternoon, IN the Circuit Court, Judge Cart
ter, the case OF Simon Moulton and wife
against the Washington and Georgetown
railroad was commenced-Messrs. w. 3.
Halves and f. c. Darlington for the plaintiff
and Mr.. f. Totten for defendant. THIS action
is for damages alleged TO have been received
by Mrs. Moulton by falling OFF car at the
corner OF It'll and III streets, which started
while she was in the act of getting on a car
on the 18th OF May, 1874, by means Of which
she was made sick, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-10

issued by Inspector Piownan to-day: Il.
+. Davis, three-stOry brick dwelling on the
west side OF 18th, between T. and + streets
northwest; 5000. John T. Thalberg, a two
story frame dwelling on north side ., be-
tween New Jersey avenue aud stu street
northwest; 81 500 Same, a twO-stOry frame
stable on east side New Jersey avenue. be
tween q and X streets northwest; 500. w.
L. Dubant. remodel a twO-StOry frame On
east side eth, between NJ and Y streets north
west; 500. John :. Gross, alter and rep lir a
two story frame on ~. between G street
and Virginia avenue southwest, SD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-10

CoRRECTIoN.-The twelve extra fine cat.
tie, reported by Means & Co., as sold by Col
NJ. 3. Fur to Mr.. George Heating, were pur-
chased by the undersigned, and the meat Of
the same will be offered from stalls lbs and
126, Center market, and 81 street market
on Tomorrow Saturday and every day
thereafter until disposed of. Lovers of really
good beef are invited to inspect the same.
j. M. HEATING,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-10

SOUND SLEEP, vigorous digestion, good
appetite, are attainable by the regular use of
Lte6fg's Liquid Extract Of Beef, In pint bottles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-10

NEEDS LOOKING AFTER.-Several vehicles
have been smashed by two bad holes in the
pavement IN street, between 18th and 10Th
streets, made by workmen many weeks ~
for gas or water pipes, and which have never
been properly refilled and repaired. If not
attended 10 the District may have to stand q
SOFT for damages. Twenty-first street. be-
tween p and q, also is In a deplorable con-
dillon for the winter season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-10

NoTIS1.Psss,sss yho s Ss z dlssese Of si
then for . higher cash price than any glace IN the
city, b. calling or addressing HKRzoS, civ -
eaf1o1 WI bs given nsyIxr
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
A SAILORS REVENGE FOR PUNISHMENT.
ARRIVAL OF TIE SCHOONER HARRISON HICKMAN
WITH Tile srEM Ard IN IKONS.

ARRIVAL OF TIE SCHOONER HARRISON HICKMAN
WITH TIE STEWARD IN IRONS.
The schooner Iarbeson Hickman arrived at
Brooklyn late Tuesday night, from Neuyitas, Cnba
with the steward, John Evans, in reps. The compliant
acainst sans, Or narrted by Capt f. +. Shepard and
his mates, is substantially as follows:
The schooner sailed frcm NewYork about two months
ago with cargo Of hay. Her consisted OF eight
men, Evans was called upon to do certain duties in
common with the of the crew, and in accordance
with the cusea on all vessels. He grumbed a
great deal. and frequently dsobcye9 ordors but
was not punished Wide the vessel was in Neuvi'as.
on July g. Evans attempted to assume an authority
for which ho subsequently reprimsnded BY the Cap
tain On this occasion Evans retorcd with abusive Ian
guaec aud the Capaia elected him by force from the
cabin Evans walked away muttering TO himsef Nid
after dark no took lamp aud went into the
bad intending he told the maic t. set the vessel on
fire He changed his mind however, and planned to de
s,roy tho rrov,sis ssd water b. mixing coal oil with
them. that when the vessel wctt 10 sea tho ere"
might etarye. He also destroyed all the lan-
terms, etc, that 10 sgBals cohd be MADE AZ
night Having done this be told the Cap
tam that he was gcing to see TIE Amercan
to sail the captain ordered the 70 make thorough
Inspection OF everything snoald and The work OF Evans
was discovered. Capt. cpaid re0rtea Tie ncts 70 me
American CensuI. aud Evans. wbe had ned, was as.
covered and arrested. After exatninqton the Consul
ordered the prisoner TO be brought 10 NeM-fork Inc
prisoner. who has become mich einacztod through az
lave close cor incnent delivered 10 Crtcd Stat0s
Marshal Harlow yesterday, and locked up III Le Lay
munu street Jans To await eXamlnailVn
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
IN THIS CITY AND VICINITY.

A heavy rain fell in this ciy yesterday fore
noon and many Of the streets flooded for several
hours The Harlem fats were entirely covered with
water. The low lands along the Hudson Rygr RAILROAD
in tho vicinity of High Bridge badly delugcd
that the t'iroad track considerably weakened The
p. H. train from Saratoga yesterday was delayed half
hour and only succeeded in getting past the break by
being switched the up track large force of men
was Immediately set at work repairing thu damage.
Patcrson-avc, between Jainesst. and Tctowa-ave in
Patterson N j. Is flooded to the depth Of four foct, and
a boat race, between William sykes and Thoma; Graves,
Is advertised to tIsc place to-day.
Great damage has been done in Aunanlae. Y. J.. and
vicinity by, y,he raintCm Of Tuesday night and yester-
day uaornns. Beaver Brock. which passs by the val:
las, Ovriowed It's pin', carrying iuincer fchces ana
onihou es on the ,eod.
1t 10 a. m yesterday the rain fell in torrents in Eii1a
M condition OF the sewers, wcietoyered WIN wafer 70
depth OF eight Inehes Hundred Of cellars arc again
flooded. Almost every hcHSe IN Pn'st.. from -ecOntst
to the Central RAILROAD, suffered from TIE Effects e $40
storrp many OF The Inmates beng compelled to wade ia
~ Vuion Township is rrcjtet d. and late potatoes and
other vegcIcsl, are rottn!; in tto grcnnn.
ts on either SIDE from San9forst. to NUstrand-aye.
were focded to depth ~ from two to four feet Ivy te
y yrr r rayo a for Gar ao"s irgn ,ter which At
some points deep that their platforms AID hoors
were submerged. The being too high 10 drain the
-,cd district the water sabsted very slowly ana dur
ing tho afternoon FlisapshFe nc Bhrtitst was so
covered with water maj y was na'a . 81 py ,5
Park which had been badly grcd .y pIeFl"pa storms,
much Injured. and the walls ASA iolRdatlohs Oh
several buildings IN dihteAt phfts OF tlc Oy "efc
Inc ofcck train from Nrw-York by the Long Branch
Rqrod had nagrow escape yesterday betwren aidd de-
town ana Hondcil. The road passes syet deep Suy,
and the rbapkmon was washed out ~ tie ram ietN'"s
In, Ties aud suspended i'll the air The break was
81 c,yer,4d nv a track-valkcr and tie train zig
naicd. The Passengers wero trai@'cri- ana hAhncf
Oh wOrkmcn be gan the work OF repairing the damage.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
srAYE CONTENTION or FIREMEN.

4 RELIEF SOCIETY TO DE F0RNED-NEw MEMBERS
OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
PCGHKEEPsT, N. y, Aug. 1S.-1ho Fire
mems Convention met at o'clock this moEoog. 1hs
report OF the Secretary read, showing l76 depart
ments 6lS companies. and a membership OF 2ls0o In
the State. constitution ana bylaws Tor State Fire
mems Relief Association presented and ordered to
be filed. and the committee directed 10 prepare Ger
k6cates looking 10 the incorporation OF tko Society.
Manufacturers Of fire apparatus aud attachments took
one hour for the exhibition OF their The special
committee on amendments 10 the by-laTs reported
amendments allowing chief cngisc Of Are departments
TO become meialrs d the Sis.e Associ.Hon providing
also f0i the appointment OF Oly scicgGtc TO the an
nuai Convention frOh each volunteer company, aud
making The Execuiye COmpiitee composed VI -fiteeR
persons Instead of nine. UndcEthe lattcr provision tho
fouoTing were appointed Ol the Executive Committee:
Henfy Riley Of syracuse. Johns Hodge OF Lookpor s.
clover OF Porchoser, s. T.. Branard Of Buffalo, +. Nj.
Pronk OF Mddetown and Arthur C. Butts 0f AOntioHo.
u r. Esketnan OF POughkeepsic appointed one cf
the comm1tee IA place Of ~. J. D0Hie The Convention
wla3O IN oaa ned untii o'clock Thur sday moiniag
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
DIED.

at u aadsy 3 i oA%s 81 as,, M
NeW.YcrG.
BuCxLEy-on Tuesday Aug H. W. Buckley. in the
t ts%y .pa A. S:s sess si % : :on n
late denec IL Ea1, itycattt on TnSr;iay Aas
emn Mass Of Rsqum viii Se offered for Ia
seuI, thence to Calvary Cemetery.
70 anG ac Grse e. VIII place % iS%sa
eh 30 irsn the residence Of his parents Nc
ssiivss and end; G are Sctfuy invited TO attend
Dix. G BrrGgs g Ass H. Bn.%p Wss Mss "fn' son Of Al
Ee%aas msa n tascn a nt" to &osnt Auburn sissS
BRAZEB-At westiieid. N. j., Aug. H. Anna r.. wife
Niiiiam lrszee. sad youngest daughter Of the lAn
Tbe relatives ana friends are attend se fsnerA
to-day lhursiay) atssp m Train leaves foot oil Liberty
GiFFIN0-On Tuesday 18th INST, Enna Gliding dsnghtsa
az the late William q III ~ aged " yea on ,,.,.,.
10Th inst. at 5 O'Clock p M
FAIGHT-At Clappaaua. the 18th inst, Sophs Haighk
Notice OF unera fsfraiter
HAfGuT-At Chap aqua the 18th inst, Sophia Haishe
Fsnsral 9th day 10Th Friends Meeting house
IRwINMss Agaes Irwin. Aug IT, in the 6sih OF hes
TIC iunaai tako paoo from her late residence No
Dohip.cs st, THURSDAY the 18th. at o'clock.
sG'1s as a a e S, .sr a. S'ty c
H. sGs srn t % r!sena Ge ref Of n G Nay % W. sIssse
Bssside , i,is relatives and friends are respectful!
l:30, returning at 40
NUKPHY7On Wednesday, Aug. ls. at Saratoga Springs
ri j@%Is x 5 Mrg ncy rom IF e = & r re Tn1e 81 Two.
tyoighth ST. bot Third and Lexnga ayos, On Ssturia1
IaorDing next
STVOSG-In BCsokyn "wednesday the 18th inst. Henrl
Mortimer lr N Henry NJ and Agnes T. str'ng agot IL
monihs aid days
Puncfai fIOm ESQ Lafay eeave Brooklyn Friday. ths
2Uth INST, at 3 Oclcck pm.
THEM-0u Monday Aug 10. 1875, Richard Thea'. in the
SD y.ar his
aSta st. oa THURSDAY Aug 10, 1915, al i p m.
VANDERBEEK-At Engewoed, y. j. Aug. H. James Van
Raktiyes and friends are invited to attend the fnerA
ssryiees al tho Prst Presy r.ss Cdsrcb. EniSowoot
Thursday, Aug -, at 2 p NJ.
WILCOX civ Aug Is, Mnria Nenssa wife Of Everett
r. Wilcox daughter u ABn h. and the late Dsna
Owens. - .-,-
rneTs services fronhe cence of her mother ~ Schen
meIorn Thursday, Aug. 10 AZ O'Clock NJ f,la,n
Iarrytown Y. Y, for intern9nt on Friday
EOrniag R0a,ivoe friends respectfully invited
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
MfDNIGHT FEATHER REPCRT
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE CE the CIHLf SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, -. c.. Thursday Aug. l9-i q. IN. }
SyuoDs,s TO,' he past "a hours.


OFFICE THE cIHtf SIGNAL oFFFERf
WASHINGTON, u. G.. Thursday, ,hue. l9-i q. IN.
Synopsis JOyr the past "a hours:
Rain continues in New-England and the
Middle STATES and local rGins have prevailed ON the
region. ---..-- ..o
vailed in the Ohio Vaey upper laka region and IA the
Noth-Wcs with n0rthcIy winds and ncreas sed pressure
The barometer has fnlcn on the East and Middle At
Inc coasis aud ia lowest ia the Middle states III ~
highest ia tIc Southwest.
The Ohio River has fallen IS inches at Evansville, end
slowly at all other stations. 1ie Mississippi las falletl
men al Memphis. * inchcs ri Cairo and inches NJ 81
nus Il has risen inches AT V1tkssurg, and inch az
Helena Tie Cumberland has risea Fl inches N Nash
Vile.
For N,;w-Englaud, cCaler, threatening weather ana
rnin during he day followed by winds shifting 70 south
vst and mort wSt. slowly rising barometer ana less
cloudnr-s during the niedt
F N, l1I{e Gad iOrer lake recions tcd rains.
(oI,lred B ci,ayaU us"hcr d8G nc 6Gy oirer esaper
AIR, fau on WeiiHestay soh-rcst 10 nOfthweS wa0s,
and sioviy rising bdrOme'tr . - ,
For to South Atlantic and Gulf states Tennessee aud
OH. Valley cooler aad clear fair weather, except pos
sbIy lgLt raius near the ceas with igh rains, %ost'
from the north-an1 west. aad rising batometT.
For the upper lake region tppN Mesiss psi ana Lower
Missouri Valleys, clear 0r parity cloudy weathef aa
ccrtipura low tculpcia ataig with liaAt variable Nls
from The north and weet, aud slight changes III the
bai;-lt trr - hi. -
stations above will faH SLOWLY The attt1 VIII pfobooy
ri,e slowly at stations below Memphis.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19

II -l be seen that American News Com, bougho
sere TRIBUxEs than DID WriSs ard T,aes pus
toth and that the SevYork Nows Company also bought
more than 1t did Worlds and Times together.
This about fair average comparison Of the relative
aleses month, past There hes been time this
year wlich tho daily circulation OF fH TRIBUNE noe
equal the combined daily euatiSns OF re World and
Tlme, which its seiweekly circulation not qaaA
ruple combined scmiweekly cnculaAons Of The Wor1
yrN and IN which s weekly circulation d
signt ahead o the Combined weekly circslsons o TIE Wml
and fp On the 10th Of April tive Of tho best known -
vessng agents the country prepared the following oard
We the aerasnei have eIniHed the books Of Tas TaD
psE uls Of Its Prss Rooa The dssly reporA etc.,
entirely satisfied and do certify that the entro crcu
latisn TRBlss for the month Of March wse
,25s,62J complete sepcs making ac>yaoe day rvula
month Of 40, f87 and a tho entire circulatoA
TRIBUNE fsr the month OF April, to and IN
cluasg DAY. 453 $40 complete copicA making ~
a.ero,e dony circulation for the month Of April thus fA
J0,Sots eos plete copies. M. PfTrTENGILI.
Nec Yors, April 10. 1873 EEMAN BURR
sgures above gwen remained s1guary stable through
past month The average dany circulation o THD
PsIsNsE Tor the whole iserth WAS 50, IGS.
The following from the official re2srt Of the Pose
master city Of to the Postmaster General
giving Of postage paid by each IN the mono
January 1873, ts regular editions frem the Nov
YogA Pest Ose regular ~ubserbers, fataw Illustrates
Ne relative srcalanons;
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19

yr, Prairie Rasc ff Porand Creeniea casDarcn IL
'1 R. %ssSo ksgSo"a ana qG.scs. Havsns With suss
Rs Rs Il jsns: Ss xs'f % 1ssc ' s %s o."''
S-ss VII s.sif assrdas .s% enne. aeowc.ozn
Sch, Hsssi. y EsI:tc" II kSosl'nd' Hooper, r'"os4
hss s, - s,S. asr, Mitchell Arroyo IL days. with sugar AZ
SEX. u m. Allen Jones' Georretewn, D..
schr. Elwosd Dorap. A!exandra va. a.. sa.va vitA
scar. Rosa Eppinser, Balls Brins"'cA' "A ''"
ssIrJ A. H,tasM ot r'rrsDOro N ST. Ts'As'd' ~''d'''
ssSr e. sSSr spra5 %; Thomasn ahorne Mr'saon' -
dsys Sur wltn lis lEsxSi Mci oerh Hsov. 9Th sran"
ssT sss TT ,ss MsaSo" scs sHssr roS.nS sSsslp H
lsn D,Iss sss W. s,;s 1
scsr Geo p Trisp LinSeEen Goaceser. with nshi lin
scLr. Jacob l.. kidgeway TOWNSEND Brus"icS' o~' WIZ
i sclr e. e. B,dsan. Warren. Georg.town,Dc
j. Delss Vira.inia BanvscI Virginia
Il ErEEn,a y Eysss %iTs virss ssna P"sHA Virginia
r p Ccopor New port Ann Eliza. Newport
Eysrsre.n, Psw,uckot ouick.t.p. rawtaesst
- ysS'%sss
Heis" Si:es Sew slS BedS% ESlo'a Ts Burn.
sssS iSsfiy hs. s.. is;sd ray % Hss
ii. Williams. New Haven Golden Ray, New Haven
ki"ancr khMs; ifs"So Ts"Ston. john io;irr Taunton
snssfF Mss FIJI "A Ri9sr. si.e' Storm. St a fli River
Steamship Any'sD s. Sr srpS% M S'Ae . 'Gr
Rotterdam
for Coz b iss John swan fcf Gibraltar Whey Smit
WIN D~sInso, light E. cloudy.
MEMORANDA
The Morgan loaded with 1000 bushels OF wbess
while the steamboat COnDectcn colided with me
steamship Otnco or Pier No East yr this morning and
sunk has been made with tho Baxter Niockne
Company to recover boat and cargo
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAVANNAH Aug 1S.AUvei, steamship Gen Barnes. fr0ta
Wyofng from Philsdelphis sailed steamship
Ashland, New struck tie Bar cafTeI away
her ru,ider. and anchored at rybee.
CHAgLEsroS, Aug. lSSod, steamships Cub stream. fos
New York.
boston Aug. Is.-Arived. steamship Gaueus from New.
York. Cleared steamships Gen Whitney for New YORK;
Aries Tor Philadelphia brig g. b.. Kelley, for CLarestont
schr. A. d. Henderson Tor Deirerara
FOREIGN PORTS.
HALIFAX, n. s., Aug lS-The steamship Hberbsan. IRON
Liverpool arrived AZ ~. Johns y. r., u,,s morning
HAVANA. Aug. lT-AInsed steamship city VI Newforss
from YORK.
gLospoN Aug ls-sadl-d for the United states-Eien
Goudey, AnOeto BOzZ her Majesty. Signa. oarpird Il
o.. BieelOw, HOmeward Bound. lmmacoato. 'oastanc@
iruennow Arrived out the 10th instIaus
in,t-Einily Capt Riddle. Konochan
A.. McCan, Urcat Britain Cofonet, LOUISE Bessie lounr
De,fthayen Venture, Britannia Heias, ~ - du
BOscotte Betty Gude County eI Richmond success AT
Castelar, last AZ Deal Tempr Iona Arcad last
ohaunH Helvet ST. OIayes Alice Roy, attes
At Bristol Nor, Pei wimburn Ariadne T. j. Petenglit
Saghonn Acxanros anl Komos Arrived ont on The lsun
ins-oh.It%ee, Anr- W. Goddard, Perry clara, Hzvre
Miranda Gaesnc, kOcbestr Losine scotia. Jaclnto
Nnnabeo Jane Fish, Meina Madagascar, fDbss. latter AZ
Quoenstosn MARY Iay prolsby tho Mary h. hay PAiAA
Abrah Young Theodore, and Fritz
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
EFFECTS OF THE STORM.
A RAvINE CROSSING ON THE ERIE CARRIED
AWAY

hAVlNE CROSSING On THE ERIE CARhiED
AWAY.
WHAT WAS DONR BY THE COMBINED INFLUENCE OF
SMALL CULvERr AND A WEAK MILL DAM-EO
GREAT INTERRUPTION TO TRAVEL.
DErosIT, NY, Aug. 1s.-Cascade ravine
embanknent on the Erie Railway, IL miles west OF this
place. was carried away by freshet about noon to-day
gap was opened 225 feet long ana 100 feet deep At
this point the railway ravine about 80 feet
deep and 400 feet wdo. When the road was first
built the ravine spanned by an immense
trestle. but the trese filed in several
years ago. A small brook passed under 1t
through small outlet culycrt. This morning the
brook had become raging torrent, and tho culvcft
proved too small. large lake was soon formed, and
Tears we're entertained that The embankment would go
out About o'clock tho water rose very fest. mill
dtn had broken away distance above. The strain
Was too much for the embakment, and 1T broke away
Itwil probably take five six days to put treStle
across the gnp although the Fie Ocias aIo confident
that three days will do H. The Erie Company have made
the same Arrangement with tho Iackaw anna and West
eTn Company that they made last Spring when the saw
MIL rIit bridge washed away for the moving or teE
trains. The trains leaving Ncw-fOrk at and lO:i3
THIS morning are here, AMI it IL dOubWm
II passengers VIII he transferred uH morning. There
Will De no further interruption to travel Trains from
New-lo:k will start from Efe dcpOts at the foot ~
Chambers and Twenty thirdsts. at advertised hours
Local trains east and west Of Susguchauna III run As
usual.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
TIE FREE TRAE&IN0 SCHOOLS.

LoNa BRANCH, Aug. 1S.-A committee, repre-
sentng the lady Of the Free Training Schools
for Women In Eest Tsnts-st, NcgYork have presented
Mrs Grant With tcstimcsu, signed by over 2cc girls
who havo been benefited by that institution. The mem
bors Of tho CoI.mitee were Mrs. @. 8. Hedges Mrs
Judge James W. White, and Mre. John Mack During the
interview a ettd read from tic Crown Princess Of
GsrmaRy, in which she expresses warm Dtest In the
progress Of this excellent cpterrisc Thursday hgN there
10 10 be grand cORceft At the nassOQ HOhse Ia AID OF
the schools, which WA be attended byhe President aud
family. wG!l 10 by leading sotourhrs at this favorite
Summer resort IL is expected that handsome tnm Will
be realized foi this deserving charity
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
TOLEDO AND WABASH EQUIPMENT BONDS.
4 to u

4 CIRCULAR eItrf Il;lS DttIl H6U!tTscu W 'Hc
holders of the saven per cent equipment bonds OF inc
TOLD DO md Wabash Railway Company by H. r. HAM,
Chairman Of the Committee Of BohdhoIdcrs iSHis 'o'
aubscriptsn of II for each ~ Geo cf bonds Eeld fof tie
~ protocting the In terest Of the bOndlIoders
uuJr the ur.bable foreclosure ei the seeond eonso-
dafe mortsgo OF ssd Company" aud also for III, ai-
.larty 10 Take such steps the ceniittoe May ocr'
.jyis,lle f.r the purposa mentioned. Tho GiIcua<
iher states that a. the committee nave Dcch,'Iis
that foreclosure pfoceeiisss biye been tessl ny Tue
hoIiors cf the c.l interest mortgage his issued IN
.73 and the directors Of the Company kive aliea 10
cntcrtain the application TO exchange INC e!dpnFi. ~
hnnf for the consolidated mortgage bonds OF Ieo' ~
Incomes necessary Ia appeal to the cosFs 10 1''"
he bondhelto1 IN U4cir rights.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19

Mayor McCroskery and the Common Council and largo
delegation Of the Fire Department. Tho procession
marched to st. Georges Cemetery and decorated with
flowers the grave Of the late Mayor chauncey NJ Leonard
who was Chairman Of tho Executive Committee of the
State Association. eulogy was pronounced upeu MIN
elected President Of the Association yesterday; Ihe
ary then visited Washington headquarterS. anu eter
ward went to the where address OF wei
come delivered bv Mayor NcCroskcry The address
responded to by President Poueher Danquet was
then given the visitors ny ue NewDurgn rare depart
ent The Association returned to PoughkeePsie ~ e
steamer Powell this evening.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
The DOWn.yIill Side.

dOwnhill side OF life the constitution IL beset win
innrntcs for which HosfE'rERs STOMACH Blrgs - the
All luy.OrltiOr Is the most r.sDe IA sns
Of resisting disease and aricslay ssary at apeo VI
e wenhe decay OF the physical energies RENDERS the sys
less able formerly resist is attacs The cDeer.e
warmth which his prime tonic rti1ulaDt uses through the
the steadness which II gNts 10 the
totetins Limits q the nipt r.o which t anords fTom
those alaos Which most common IN the ocnc OF l
constitute rest Unable blessing 70 the Old and hLrn
Among the excellence Of this most sanitary
mscne OF which poprrors constantly the recepS
many persons u advanced s who spea
with praise It's qualities as an nvisorsns Ane
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
LATEST SHIP NEHS
lFor shter SAip Mere see Second Poge.l

ARRIVED.
Steamship Denmark (Rrt WisnA, LONDON Aug. witA
mdsc ana pass. 10 +. w. J. hurst
slesmship PrsncNn Bragg Poriaad wkh mdse ana pass
to j. Il. AIMEE.
steamship HsrasburG wsrth. Philadelphia with coal 70
Hsstff, 49,
snip Soaofs (s Boslon) pA,, IcSo ATr "a with sugar
Bark Lizzie Cameron lof Prince rNwards Island cameron.
Mcntevseo July aad SL Ihomss a. IN ballast 10 sn-
0hOret st Sandy Hook for orders
BARK Manans uta Russs Marseiee ~ dsys With mdse.
Bars Feros Princess lh 1Snro. N. ST. Merriam, Bermuda
days with marble. &c.
Bark Martin W. Bsett Petersen Csrdenas II daya wYh
sugar.
Brig Rosario lot Prince Edwards IslAnd. Stuart Bahia 70
ss-. with
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
ATTEMPTED MURDER IN THE SIXTH WARD.

Recotta Rnmelos, a Spaniafd, living at No.
3os p,a,.t, without any cause or preToenton that
o,I3 e scerksed by the police attacked Feter Drake
Of No. ~ Nott-st wNh short bar Of iron last night
and attemRtcd 70 kia him % Before -, any or ono ne
stvIing him heavily upon o hegat Drakss head WAS
severely tut and the blood poured I" f9% tes
R.m,los and h0 was locked up. Drake, Inc injured
nan wa. taken to tho Pack Hospital. LIS voanS
probably will result fatally.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-Lieut. Willie Swift has
been criercd the reeevlns ship ColoSao at NewYotk
Iient L. orddeh 10 tho receiving ship Potomac
Philadelphia Lion snant Consnapder r. H. Cooper1s DO
tac,ea s the Tfpedo station at Newport and ordered
Master H. Boekaf from the WorcestE placed ON Wat
orders Slran, xJm ordnance duty at the
Navy Yard Norfolk ordered to duty IN charge OF the ag
ziue Island. Gunner John Hogg Is detached vn
Nari al Norfolk.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
srARCU,sG FOR DONALDSON,

CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-The body of the aeronaut
0rItrvood vhs was lost with Prof Donaldson, has been
forwarded to Chicago His notes and papers wtl H pub
lisleI Tho towns along the east shore OF AXE Michigan
are !, Ddng out portis to search for Donans-on Rune1
prevail mat hsating body has beel seen Ia the iake