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New-York tribune., 1875-08-09
THE BROOKLYN COUNTERFETTERs.

HOW THE LOUGHRY BROTHERS WERE CAPTURED
THE IMPLEMENTS AND OTHER PROPERTY SEIZED
The alleged cOunteTfeiters, John ). ana
Thomas Ioughry were examined before United States
Commissioner Benedict, IN Brooklyn, on Saturday
United States Assistant District Hoxe desired
10 have the oughry brothers and their alleged confed
crate, Philip Lewinsk, examined together. Gen. l. B.
Catln of counsel the Lougry brothers and John j.
Allen counsel for Lewns, demanded separate examina
tions which were granted, and the Loughry brothers
case vas called first at the request OF Mr. HOxie r. e.
Tsurbert the German dieksr, who Is also IN custody
as an accompce in eounoreiting and considerable
number of witnesses and spectators were present
Patroman Patrick Murphy Of the First NewYork Po-
lice Precinct testified that he met the Loughry brohers
in Ollvei-st near Oak st., NewYork, about 114O p H.
on July 81 one was carrying box containing an air
gun some other articles and the other box which
he contained some old German silver, hut wlich
when opened ut the Oak Street stat0nhouse was iound
In contain pieces OF nickel about the size OF nvecent
pieces and plates and dies John Loughry said he was
taking the box to Lewnski, who an iron merchant
Ia larerpesr s. saloon in East Broadway, New-YOrk.
Wm h. Herr of the United states Secret service Tor
merly acbinist in the repair shop OF thc onted ess
Mint at Philadelphia identified the implements found IN
the box IA counterfeng TOOLS and testified to convers
tons with LOughry brothers. i'll which they told COLI
ctng stories but finally said that the box was at their
house in IexngtOn-ave., Brooklyn, when Lewnski was
arrested aud they thought it best TO take II away David
H. Gkinson Of the United States Secret Service gave
similar testimony and said that John Loughry told him
that he employed by IRwnski. Secret Service De-
tcctive Drumond testified that he had examined the
contt the and that he had held several cOnyer
saons the Loughry brothers Tie witness also de-
scrbed seizure Of spurious coin at the oughy
brothers house. and o. heavy Ress sa shd some o'ner m
Mr.. HoIe proposed TO place Tdurber On the witness
stand to prove that the LOughy brothers had paid him
SlS week for making dies, ETC., for heIn but Gen
Catlin objected, and adjournment was had until 10
q. IN. to-day, when decision will be rendered
New-York tribune., 1875-08-09
THE CARDINALS DEPARTURE

An INFORMAL FAKEwELL-ADDRBSs TO TIE POPE.
Cardinal McCloskey sailed for Europe on the
steamslip Perereof the Transatlantic line Saturday.
He is ACCOM- panied 10y Fathers Faryoy and Aubreil
OF this city. His destination is Rome, whore he expects
10 visit the Pope and deliver to him the Eatn address
presoBsed by Roman Catholic citizens Of this country.
large number Of persons gathered st the steamers
dock on Saturday 10 bid the Cardinal farewell Among
them were vicarGener QUINN Bishop McEnnery of Al
bauy, Fathers Preston, Mooney hcGynD and Kearney,
Messrs James Lynch John Deyen and Judge Quinn.
There was no formal leavetakng, the Cardinal having
declined farewell reception which had been rendered
him As The vessel left the dock however the Cardinal
erected with hearty cheers from his friends on the
pier 10 which lac responded by lifting his hat. Tho ad
drees referred 10 sets forth that the ChoIlaty Of
New York are grateful for the honor conferred ia the
elevation Of thor pastor that the trials o. the Church
abroad have awakened their sympathy, but thai c0IsO
ltiDn il Afforded Ia 1.-The unsuassed pety and yniue"
"a the POnun whose fOrtitutc paralyzes antN
onsD and converts every temporal loss into spiritual
advantage thus adding w the countless proofs ia history
l.t uie Church Is oi only pifble In afth but inae
stiuclle ii power" The document closes VIII recital
New-York tribune., 1875-08-09
LOSS OF THE BRIG LOCHINvAR.

A cable dispatch to this city on Saturday
announced the total loss by sbipwreck about August
OF the brig Loehinvar the ocas little north Of Per-
narubueo Brazil The brig 255 tors burden and was
owned by James g. Allen Of Sbelhrrne Nova Scotia by
whom she was built in 1869 She was rated in the
American IloydG Her longth 103 feet BREADTH u
feet and depth OF hold l. feet She was consigned to
Heney & Parker OF No. % COcntieshlp, and char
tered for the voyage to Pernambuco by II. Is. Bor
land Of this city She began loading her cargo
May 2, and left this port June for Pernam-
buco She was commanded by Capt. BENJAMIN Sicf-
erson and had "a crew of eight men. The captain and
crew arc saved, but all the cargo Is lost.
The cargo was owned by 40 shippers in this city, and
consisted of the following articles 10 c-es OF domes
tics AGO of petroleum. lfO kegs OF lard, 16l
packages OF gcerachers, 267 OF drugs, cases OF
sewing machines 1886 barrels OF hour and ~ cases C
backing. The vessel valued at about $4,000 or
SIf 900 md the estimated Ia be worth about
$4,000. The losses covered by insurance.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-09
STRENGTHENING BY WATER.
BENEFICIAL EFFECTS OF 1HE RECENT SHOWERS
A HEALTHIER AND CLEANER CITY.

BENEFICIAL EFFECTS OF IHE RECENT SHOWERS
A HEALTHIER AND CLEANER CITY.
The records of DR.. Elisha Harris Register
of Vital Statistics show that there 719 deaths in
this city last week. The decrease OF the death rate
during the past weeks has been marked the essened
mortality from diaIrheal diseases having been especially
conspicuous The physicians Of the Sanitary Bureau
attribute this decrease in great measure TO the heavy
rains Capt Gunner superintendent of tie StrectClean
ing Department. said yesterday that these rains have
been OF great benefit in cleaning the streets. The
cutters have been thoroughly washed out, and the
thoronghfares have been made much cleaner than they
could have been made with the BROOM 1t Is estimated
also that $4,000 in actual expense has been saved
during the past month by the abundant rainfall. In
some Of the heaviest showers the found to
be too small 10 carry off the water. In one district
where directly into the when heavy
shower fen at high tide the covers Of the nanhoes
were carried several feet into the air by the
pressure Of the water. In the Fourth, Fifth Sixth
Seventh Eighth, Tenth Eleventh, Thrte enh. and sev
eneenth Wards where there Is large tenement popula
ton the officers OF the Sanitary Bureau declare tlat
there have not been such cleanliness aud such
IA helthful appearance of the whole quarter for many
years as TIE rains. There has been marked
thrOu GhOut the city, and especially IL the tenement dis
ricts Several ph scius assert that these results point
out the true measures to h taken To- improve the street
They state that the sewers in parts OF the
city are uad, quato carry OF the refuse the
streets assert that Ii would be great end
cXpend suitable amount OF money TO enlarge tiose
Then they ADVISE either Lhat the fresh water
supply be Increased, that works be erected by which
large amount OF water he pumped up the East
and North Rivers and tbat the streets be flushed daily
The material swept from the streets would be wasted by
the proposed pah but this is believed 10 be very small
moment in comparison with the gains in the money
health. and cleanliness that II s asserted would accrue TO
tnp cif
New-York tribune., 1875-08-09

while yistins friend a No 100 Hcny st. last svssms a.e
dentaiy fell sAars and died before medical asssss
could b procured
The number Of arrests for the week ending Aug. 2
vas l,788.
Michael NcKenna, age years, OF No. 80 Mul.
berry died Saturday through eating nnrpe pcaches
John Kelly, age years, while playing the
Of 3b6 Fast renthst fell ami Wa killed instantly
louisa Grove, age years, fell from the fourth.
story window Of No ~ Bsxers yesterday aud died foa
the Injuries received.
Moses Robson. age 3 years, fell from the fifth.
story Of So Noiolks Saturday evening.
was injured fatally.
John Walter, age 80 years, Of Avenne B. and
Thirty eigthst injured seriously yesterday Afternoon
being kicked by horse.
The body of Julius Bloom, age 40 years. was
found the yesterday on Beoes IsaD and removed
70 the Morgue for an inquest
John Brown, age 4 years, Of No. SAT East Ff.
teeuth fe evening IRON Brecscape the fourth.
ptaf' -
William Shannon, age 45 years. OF NO. 4O6 West
st. fell from the second story window OF bis
yesterday afternoon, and severely injured In The
head He taken to the Ninty ninth street Hospital
The body Of an unknown woman, age about "a
years. dark hsI and sS%p'e.es With calico drs:s brow.
the East River at the foot OF Cntons and taken
tho Morgue.
The body Of an unknown man, age nbOut 45
whskcs with brown coat and dark
was found Saturday the East Ryor ~ the foo Of But
gers st, and taken TO the Horgae
The body of an unknown man, age abont 45
years inches In hight souy built with sandy
On sairGsy At Pisr No s. North River taken The
Norkua
New-York tribune., 1875-08-09

Of the city, before specified and the appointments 10
each Of inspector, who shsl report daily 70 hc
ntendcut and receive his orders for 10
district but the amendments adopted on satnrday re-
leases the Superintendent from the duty OF keeping
record Of crimes and msdemeanors except those 10,
which arrests have been made. Rule 200 as passed
July q required daily inspection Of the Police
but amended to make the inspection weekly & Tne
rules which required the inspectors to alternate ~ ounce
inspectors at Police Hesdquarter to keep the record,
suspicious persons and places In the city, and 70 see ss
the rules and regulations were ngid enforced, were
abolished but the Superintendent by the amended RUE
was empowered to appoint in rotation the lnepoc,
tors for night and Sunday duty at the Central
Office. The morning returns TO be presented at the
District Inspectors offices each morning by the captain
sergeant person. the returne TO be faithful copies OF
the boers The inspectors are to report ID person ay
the Superintendent and to present written guar
tery report of the condition Of the Police stations Eacn
inspector s to have sufficient number OF AIDS Tor o'co
and inspection duty. The other rules are of minor IN
portance No provision is made for onices for tne IN
spcctors outside Of the Central Office building:
letter. to be addressed by the superintendent 70 the
Mayor requesting that tho city authorities Will provide
for the better lighting Of the bulkheads and other places
along the North and East Rivers to prevent II possible
the crimes and casualties that often occur at those points,
adopted and ordered to he forwarded 70 the Mayor
New-York tribune., 1875-08-09
EENCIyG IN NEWARK RAILROAD TRACKS.

At the meeting OF the Newark Common
Council Friday night Alderman Hudson, Chairman OF
the Special Committee that appointed 10 confer with
the several railroad companies in regard to unprotected
street crossings presented ordinances requiring the New
ark and Ncw-Yoyk Railroad Company 20 fence their
tracks from tho west side Of Bfulberry-st to
the west side Of Iibertyst., and TO place suit
able gates and agmcn at street crossings the Delaware
Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company 20 fence
their tracks from the side OF North Thrdt to the
east side of Ogden-st, and the pennsylvania Railroad
Company to fence their tracks from the north side OF the
CITY Dock and the cast line Of Rverst. to the South
Broadst. depot. The work is to he done by Nov l.
Special Committee OF three appointed To confer with
tic officers Of the DelaWa Iackawanna and Western
RaTlroad Company, with reference to- having the
bridge thst Company the Passaic River elevated
IN a .ufcicut hight enable the trains pass
Bro ads on arches other suitable structures ata SUI
fcent hight TO clear ordinary vehicles.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-09


Stock In the Christian Union Publishing Company neh
by Ford Co. has been hypothecated, and the pruning
machinery is covered by mortgage to Messrs X noe
Co II In thought that the liabilities OF the hrn viii be
reduced $1 079 H. by Osets which VIII make tne met
liabilities S2O7 1928 O6. There are also contingent a,
bilties Inducements discounted paper esnatcd
at $40 The assets OF the firm are OF such character
as TO be wholly unavailable for immediate payment GI
debts The Committee believe that II Ford Co. arc al
lowed to continue their business and have suincent
time they can realize from their assets more than can nc
obtained in any other and they nave suggesea 70
them settlement with their creditors ht 90 cents Oh VIC
dollar this TO be paid in II monthly instalmens, WIN
interest from Aug 49, 1873, the first payment to be
msnt Messrs Ford Co will undertake and agree TO fu
hll. A., .,.. A..
The Committee further recommend to the creditors the
acceptance the above terms and payments as propa
bly, the practicable ana as beng an
that in their opinion the nrn can ieasohapy e@pecs W
pay from their assets.
Several DAYS will elapse before the agreement or dsa
greement Of the creditors with these terms will be
kpowu In conversation with TRIBUNE reporter Mr..
Rowe said the Committee did not care to make pub
lie the accounts which under tho head OF "btereo
type Plates and Books in Progress but he said that the
firm had spent almost 100000 in bringing out the first
volume Of Knights Mechanical Dictionary, which has
not returned them dollar and considered the least
available among the assets. Tire new edition OF Bryants
Library of Poetry and Song considered of the
best parts OF and valued by the Committee
at coat price. Egglestons Christ In Art Is In an unfn,
ishcd condition. and ts value III the assets conssteu
mainly In the thOgraphic stones employed In the Illus
tration OF the work Mr. Rowell did not tink the nf
had lost dollar as publishers Of The Christian Union
but they had sustained considerable loss from MI Betch
ers deay in completing his Life OF Christ one volume
of which had been published at heavy expense.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-09
AN AUDAcIoUs ROBBERY IN BROoKIYS

Mis- Knoll was assaulted and robbed of her
gold watch by two unknown men while she answer
ing their the door the house of father
Casper Uien. at No. go Ialphaye, Brooklyn aLoat
y. Ia, yesterday. TIC robbers quickly jumped into
wagon containing Two other men, which driven rap
idly away toward East NowfYoIk 1lI.y we've pursued
by Rollndsrnnn Carney aud Deiective Murphy OF the
Twelfth Precinct, OF The men who JUMPED from
the wagon aud ed 10 escape across the nelds cap
turcd after long chase The prisoner described hin
as Bernard NJ sGrath, age 90 aud Mira. Knoll ideuttod
him TIE pereon Who took her whc.i which f0ihd
by tie roaasl where II had been fhrUWn b. TIC
New-York tribune., 1875-08-09
r,rBEZZI ,EMENT BY A BtNFER's CLERK.

William Good was an exchange clerk in the
employment of J. j. Stuart & Co Of Wast During last
Winter and Spring money missed and Good dis
charged from bis place under suspicion. Detectives who
set 10 watch him found nothing TO confirm their
suspicious until they examined his books when
discovered which justile" arrest. When taken
into custody Good confessed the theft, which
in I'll 10 about -, 500 and tHrIcd 10 the firm -
scnal property 10 The yahe OF S400 or $500. lie VAS
akeI before Justice BixIy, pleaded guilty and
miticd ~ default Of 81 900 bail Good ia II years old,
with respecthbe relatives and friends and married
Young LADY IN EIoOhll sevcn mUnths AZ.
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travelled by the wind during the woch 800 miles
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FifYh Arcnme Hotcl--The Hon. b. II. Bristow Seere-
tary Of the Treasury Col a. wharton oi & M ~
Hon Gaiushs Grow Of Pennsylvalia NaetS,as Hoss
The REV. Dr. Hubbard Of Norfolk VaAlbemark note.-
Chief Fhgrneer W. King, r. NavyMcg"rE"t q tngerso
OF illinois . 81 James HekIThe Rev. W Mitchell OF MOD
trcal - Hotet Brsr1cfck-C0ngTessman Il. NJ b. Young OK
tsorgia and Cameron c. Of Toronto ST German
HoEfM Miss Julia Mathews Of London StufsrdM Hotese
fss JoLn r. Hate u g. Army Gilsey Hots-Sr Samuel
Hayes Of England and Patrick Walsh o. The hug,std
Chronicle dod Sntin sven Houe-The hon. Iran
els Thomas late u. &. Minister to Peru.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-09
ATTITUDE OF THE CRISPINS.
STATEMENT PROM TIE LEADERs-COMPLAINTs
AGAINsT EMpIOYERR

STATEMENT PROM TIE LEADERs-coMPLAINTs
AGAINST EMPLOYERS.
The Central Council of the CrisDins, or jour-
neymen shocmakers, whose strike ID now In progress
have made statement Of their position which IN SUD
stance % follows The organisation 10 not an aggressive
one but socks to do that which shall be conducive 70 the
best interests Of trade, and conciae capital where s
demands are not Of such nature that the n'eess OF
both employer and employed are imperfled. But tne
Society nds that because many concessions have pcen
made tho employers think 1t to be weak aRd 1t now reefs
It necessity to say that while its motives have oeen
misconstrued and while II 10 bent on fair dealings
does not propose have the usefulness Of the orgnza
ton impaired To prevent this it Is determined 70 ois
cuss any question they pcaso with the employers; 70
hold an employer to any agreement made with thls
Council and In case of violation TO immedateiy piae
hts shop on STRIKE and not settle the motter uht Ie
EMPLOYER pays the expenses Of the strike Its s hyt
said I'm the way intimidation, because s asercd al
existing difficulties OWING To the want OF
on the part manufacturers The statement concilns
with these words 1--WE now In position 10 st'Ile
flat our organization s what never has been before
In relation 10 unity and entire confidence one IN me ne
other nor has it been before SO conservative N s
policy, and though mean not TO DC aggressive, We
shall resist every encr0achnt, not iateing whetne'
ii comes from outside foes or inside traitors.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-09
HOME NEWS.

rHrRMoMKTRR, YESTERDAY. At HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
sap.7 72,. Noon, ~. Snm3 81 Midn,sse yo, 7S'
Average 7lLo. Same day. 1874, TO-.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-09

"What is your verdict, gentlemen of the
Well boss" said tho Intelligent foreman, squirting
stream Of tobacco jnice the clerks head the do
fendant looked sorter guilty and we've found hin
guilty Montgomery State Journal
New-York tribune., 1875-08-09

Of the wonderful growth Of Roman Catholic power ana
influence in this country, and especially In THIS A'eo
diocese.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-09

CRAMPS, COLIC, CHOLERA, Dysentery, and
Dfarrhea Affections the readily
mastered thoroughly cured by Dr. JAYSEs CAisArys
New-York tribune., 1875-08-09
TIE UNCLAIMED sMuGGLED DIAMONDS,


The Custom house was visited Saturday
by "a representative Of the firm OF Yznaga del Vale Il
Co.. sugar importers, at No. 60 Beaverst, who stated
that the description Of the diamond found IN pos
session of Henry and Hail. arrested Holohen
last week by Treasury Agent Chalaer corosponded with
that of one stolen In Havana about four months ago
from Sonora Rogue dc Lara mother Of Antonio Y2nasa
del Vale At the time of the robbery I'm which about
$40 worth OF diamonds and other Jewels taken.
1t was supposed that the thief who escaped
TO this country As Of SeI0ra Regue de Aras Jew
clry was bought at Tanys the property captured from
Henry and Hall will be examined by salesman from that
house
Both Henry and Hall claim that they did not receive
any money from persons through the mails in reply to
their advertisements but this statement is not consd
cred at all probable by the PostOce officials who judge
from the large number OF letters found m the trunks Of
the two men Some letters mention Temtanees
made by the writers The OF Henry and Hall
up again to-day before United States Commissioners Ro
maine Capt Chaker and his assistants working
the discovery Of stolen goods that Henry and ua
are supposed ~ have in pawn OF elsewhere.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-09

Aug rain from 430 M TO 1So M amount OF n wS q;
water. .O5 inch Aug g. rain from $50 M 70 vo y n2
a NJ amount Of water Oi inch. Aug p M to 6;'v M
amount OF water &c inch Aug rain from 2JO m 70 Ole
m amount OF water "A nc6.: Aug. g. $3.50 m to m,
amount Of water Ot nch Aug T. ram from a. M 70 n'
2.47 inches " ~. -, aon ..uo.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-09

A STANDARD DRRMEDY.-KEARNEY's SUPERIOR
EXTRACT BUCHU specific for diseases Bladder and
neys Gravel Daletes Nervous Debility and Female Com
plants. Sold by all Druggists.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-09

AUG. z. 1875.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-09
CHARLES ZIMMERMAN's DEATH IN LUDLOW
STREET JAIL.

The death in Ludlow Street Jail OF Charles
Zimmerman, who lived in Eghty-sixthst. between
Tenth and Eleventhaves, was described by Deputy
Warden Francis Hughes yesterday one OF those ace
dents that may happen any institution where there 10
large number Of inmates Mr. Hughes said that Mr.
Zimmerman consigned to Ludlow Street jail on July
T. by one Of the sherh's officers surrendered bail
bond He had been sued by Anna Ehlere ON charge Oh
breach Of promise Of marriage. Mr. zimmerman
seemed to be under the influence Of liquor when he was
but there appeared to be no danger OF de-
irium trcmens He placed In cell with another
nrsoner as is CUSTOMARY the OF his roommate he
ing william Maher. On the night OF July y there was
quarrel between the two prisoners, ana Maher was re-
moved to another cell Mr. Hughes said that ne visited
zimmerman afterwart and that he seemed wen ana IN
good spiritp Zimmerman had beer an habitua dr1nker
before he was taken the JAIL but his being cut ON from
his accus, oned s,imulants did not seem 10 anect hI
badly. 4. ,..
mans cell on the morning OF July 10, at tn" usual nou
and then found that the prisoner was dead Inc Wsu
mony the prisoners In tile adjOning cells showed ta
after Maher bad been removed zimmerman was taAe
with a terrible at of derum tremens. He had thrown
himself about the with great violence ana III hls
desperac struggles had plunged Ills head between the
iron of his bedstcad He was heavy man. ana ,he
him He had evidently been dead some time when
found His neck had sweled the bars almost cutting
through the hesh and his face was ivld purple nue.
IL required q great deal OF force TO extrcab the pOoy
from lis position Coroner EckhO held Oh inquest upon
the rrnsns and the jury rendered verdict O1 ac-
cdertal death from strangula0n resulting from dchi1um
tremeDs.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-09

NYAcK, N. Y, August 4, 1S75.-E. HOLMES
DBAR pleasure in sending this check. The
has already saved my house twice. were seen
MonHEs BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH Co.. 57l broadway
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J. B. FORD & CO.'S CREDITORS.
THRTY-rIyK CENTS ON TIE DOLLAR IN TwELvl

MONTHLY INsTALLMENTs.
The Committee of Three, consisting of II. w.
Sage, George p Rowell, and Theron Baldwin, appointed
by the creditors Of ]. B. Ford Co. to examine into the
accounts of the rm and to recommend some plan OF ad
justment held meeting at No. 67 Wallst.. Saturday
afternoon and drew up a statement OF which the follow
ing Is an abstract:
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lAnnounc mentkj
BURNETT's COCAINE prevents hair falhaa
DIR. LYON's TOOTH TABLETS
Contain nothing injurious TO the teeth.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-09

DRIVEN 20 DEATH.
Many men are made wreEhsd through lie ani md premA
ture graves with terrible disease Of Plies Thousands
however AGIcAL PAIN EXTRACTOR 50