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Charity Murders.

With the Stockvis inquiry fresh in the pub
lie mind, and with two other cases on hand of
persons done to death in our charitable insti-
tutions, the people have come material upon
which to base an opinion of the way in which
the Commissioners Of Charities and Correc-
ton permit the duties Of their department to
be administered, and Of the sort Of persons to
whom they confide the care Of those who need
public assistance. Just now one Coroner is
engaged in the effort to determine whether
lunatic who died on the island was really
beaten to death by one Of his keepers, and
another Coroner is investigating whether the
temperature Of the cabin Of boat in which q
woman gave birth to child was such as to
cause her death from cold. II is evident that
neither Of these inquiries would be possible,
much less necessary, il the administration
Of this important department were not
Infamous And the truth is that, if the story
Of the various establishments under the con-
troll Of these Commissioners we're truthfully
told. no revolving picture Of historical horrors
would equal it, Bellevue Hospital Itself is
divided in character between a pest hole and
4 slaughter house the establishments on the
island are worse and the very existence Of the
boat and the wintry passage Of the sick up that
cold river seems to assume that all the known
laws Of disease are suspended for the conven-
fence Of jobbng barbarity. But there is q
duty ia the case, and this lies with the Dis
trict Attorney and the Grand Jury. Some
salutary punishment Of persons touched by
the Coroners verdict in these cases would 20
q great ways toward righting the matter.
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wALLACK'S THEATRE,
Broadway.-ROM NANCE OF Pooh lOuAG MAN. ~
bP NJ closes at 10 30 + ~ Mr Montague. Matinee at
N.it
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MRS. CoNWAY7s BROOKLYN THEATRE.
THE BklDE or LAMMERMOOR, ats T. NJ; closes at
10;45 Z. NJ. Mrs Conway.
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COLOSSEUM.
BROADWAY and Ihirty4ourth street PARIS BY NIGHT.
Two exhibitions daily, al and 4 A.
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LONDON OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD-NO. 46 FLEET STREET.
Subscriptions and advertisements will be
received and forwarded on the same terms
as in New York.
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WOODS MUSEUM.
Broadway, corner 81 Thirteth street-CA STLE GAR.
DEN, 7. b closes AZ 10 - = NJ Matinee nj 2. NJ
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SHARKEY.-The sounduess Of the old proverb
about never hallooing till the woods we're safely
passed is about to be cxemplihed in the case
Of Sharkey, the escaped murderer. Had he
been content to withdraw himself from public
attention he might have ended his days in
some foreign land with whatever comfort his
conscience might allow him. But he would
halloo, and as a result he is likely soon to be
requested to inform his fellow citizens what
he has to say why the sentence Of the law
should not be executed upon him. His
return to prison will not fail to exercise
q beneficial effect on persons inclined 70 i'm
brue their hands in blood. 1t will teach
them that civilized peoples will grant no
refuge to the brood Of Cain. This lesson can
not fail to 30 salutary and deterrent
LIZZIE STERN DEATH.-The inquest in the
case Of Lizzie Stern promises 10 be as unproft-
able az most inquiries into the misconduct Of
public officials in these United States. On the
most vital points witnesses contradict each
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The BEECHEB JURoBs.-The Kings county
Board of Supervisors have passed resolu-
ton Disappearing Of the increase Of pay pro-
posed to be given to the Jurors in the Beecher
trial We can scarcely imagine what kind Of
men these Supervisors must be. We thought
that there was not heart in the community
that did not sympathize with the twelve IN
fortunate men who are having their wits
muddled and their ideas Of right and wrong
so confused by counsellors and witnesses
that it is probable they will never en-
tirely recover from the effects of it.
Not alone is it just to grant these
Beecher jurymen an increase Of pay, but it
would only be scant justice to pension them
for life, with reversion to their families for
at least two generations. 1t is certain that
they will leave the jury box impaired in bodily
health, as well as in intellect, and 1t seems
only Just that men who are sacrificing them
selves for society should be taken care Of by
the community in whose cause they suffer.
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The ILLEGAL Mitchell PARADE.-Has IL
occurred to our Irish friends that it may not
be agreeable to the family Of the late John
Mitchell to read daily in tho newspapers Of
the abortive attempts to organize, contrary to
law, funeral procession IN honor OF his
memory? There are several points in the
subject which it would be wise to consider
First, public parade Is, alter all, but a poor
way Of showing respect, and generally serves
to display the magnifcence Of the mourneTs
more than the merit Of the man they mourn.
Second, it throws AWAY upon music, banners
and chariots Of war and battle stoeds money
which might be much better employed.
Third, such parade as that now persistently
urged is in violation Of the law itself. If to
this must be added the regret Of the family
that an attempt is made to illegally honor the
memory Of Mitchell, We think that his best
friends are those who will give mp the parade
and devote their efforts to helping those he
loved.
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THEATRE COMIQUE
No 5l4 Broadway VARIETY, at F. N. closes at 10 a.
VI. M. Matinee NJ T.. ~
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
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BRYANTs OPERA HOUSE,
West Twenty-thrd street. near sixth avenue.-NEGRO
MfNSTRkLSI Kc.. al 5 z. n closes at 10 r. n. Dan
BRYANT Maunce At r NJ.
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SAN FRANCISCO NINSTRELS
FronHwnr. corner RI fWentE-niuth Srrerf.-NTGR0
NiNsrHELsY att u n; closes ~ 10 r. n. Matinee a
.arM
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METROPOLITAN MUSEUM or ART,
West Fourteenth sreet-Open from 10 a. N. TO r. NJ
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Fourteenth street-Engish Opera-THE TALIsAAN,
Rt2P ~ Mss Kellogg
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STREET CGEANISG.-Two bills arc before
the Assembly dealing with the question Of
keeping the streets of this city clean
one is in favor Of the Police Board;
the other aims at creating q new board.
we wish official scayengers would use their
brooms instead Of engaging in legislative
tactics 1t would improve very much the
cleanliness Of the city.
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BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE.
fulton avenue-yARIETI, at =. NJ. closes at 10 aS
r. Al. Maunee At = r. n.
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HFRATn No AZ FLEET STREET
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= i Nev York
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BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE.
n .s-.a. - IN 10
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A.AbEml ~ ~ iTTiYp r1rYSu.E
Fourteenth street shsllsh opeia-inI
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est Lwenty-thlrd street near SlAtn
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.
No 81 Broadway VARIETY. att NJ; closes At 10 4S
~ II. Matinee At 2 r. ".
poW.N urppnpPoME
r.rr.h avcrnc .nd T,Venty III sfree+ TTSIOEg
az ~ : iitiis al ~ 2.al u NJ ana : RI M
- - A0 80 " - ~ 49,
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE
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TRIPLE S HE L I.

wv YORK. SATURDAY. APRIL .. 1875.
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LYGETM THEATRE.
fourteenth street sixth aveuue.-LT JOLT
phRF MEr-f. AZ n n Nile. Aimee Matinee 4
- Z. u
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ROMAN HIPPODROME.
fourth avenue and INyenty-sCventh street VISIONS
or THE HOT Rs, at - r y. and ?. NJ
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GERMANIA THEATRE,
Fourteenth street -Gl ROtLE-GIROFLA. at = p. NJ.
closes ~ Is r. NJ Miss Lima Mayr Matinee at 2 ?. NJ.
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
rwenty-eighth street aud broad way-IHE BIG 30.
MAMA II. NJ closes al 10 80 r. Nj Mr.. Fisher Mr..
u .vs Mis- Davenport Mrs Gilbert Matinee al sa
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ASSOCIATION HALL.
Twenty tiird sfreeL-LECTr a. r. y. Professor
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OLYMPIC THEATRE,
No 81 Broadway VARIETY At r NJ closes At 10 As
r. n. Matinee a. r. ".
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PARK THEATRE,
Broadway-DAVT CROCkETT, at 3 P. NJ; closes Al
1880 r. u. Mr. Mayo. Matinee ~ 80 2. N,
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BOOTHS THEATRE.
corner n Twcntv-third street and Sixth avenue
HENRY ". at. X NJ closes 4. II 4. n. Mr.. Rignold
Matinee at / - Z. 81
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MIDNIGHT WEiTHER REPLRE

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFffcKk<
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Friday. aug I'll a. IN.
Syn0psis FOR the pdSt "a hoWs
Clear weather has prevailed in the districts
east ~ the Mississippi and local ruins Ia the North es
South West, and near the Gulf coast.
The barometer has fallen. but continues high, with
north winds and low temperature the Atlantic
coast and IN the lower lake region.
The temperature has risen slightly IN the districts In
the Mississippi Valley, the Northwest and upper lake
REGIONS with southerly winds and lower barometer
The Ohio River has allen foot aud a-han at Padu
cab and Is inches at Cincinnati.
Pr06dbihhes.
Eo. y,.r- En- ;lnnG ne Mdcie states and the Iover lake
region clear fair reaher wW prernI rth northeast
s1tds slight OF temperature and falling
barometer.
For the South Atlantic States clear fair weather In
the and local rains the coast. with norhery
to easery Winds and decided change In temperature
and barometer.
For the Gu!. States Tennessee and tie Ohio Valley,
partv cloudy and weather with cast To south
winds slight changes in barometer and light local rains
son Invest.
For tns upper lake region the Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri Valleys. partially cloudy aud warmer
weather during the day. with southery winds, ycering
to westerly slight changes IN barometer and rains IN the
est, followed by lower temperature aud rising
barometer. - 90.
The OHIO River will continue TO fall The Mississippi
will fall rapidly, except at NewOreans and Vicksburg
where 1t will remain stationary or fall slightly.
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RrNFDrCT-susdeny on wednesday tie 18th mat Charles
illislOn Benedict, IN the Dist year Oh his age . -.
Funeral Lat residence,
West Thirty fOurtt, Fray the 27th Inst. al O'Clock
RELATIVES anu friends family vIted attend.
CAMERA Saratoga Thursday. the 18th inst AdeiA
daueh Of William and Marceulte Oafner aged s~ie
Notice OF funeral hereafter
GIRAUD-On Thursday. Ang &c. 1873. Edward Girsud IN
Relatives and friends family respectfully invited .
funeral from MS late residence f52 Wess
HALI-At sea- on board steamship Alaska, Aug Of nnsn
nation Of the bows Washington C son VI oassA T. Aa
Ie funeral service will take place ct the residence Of hs
father $50 Madison ave. Sunday, Aug 80 At clock
Their friends are respectfully invited 10 attend with
out further notice.
and Mazda Lockwood. aged 20 years .,,..
parents, 2sl West fweiths o.
MoRTIMER-At Bergen Point, N J., Aug rs. Ella Holt
rnne rom the residence Of parents sixteenth Ber
"ot of ~ st al ICj0 a. M. and friends
Respectfully y vited 20 zJeDd.
Baltimore ant Kew Haven papers p' sse copy.
sAMNs-,a BroekIyn, 26th inst, stephen H. samms
in the 9th year u his age .,--,
Funeral Sunday next at O'Clock rom the rresoyter1na
Church south Thid and Fitists bTooA1 u t. ID
sAWYER-At Fort Prebe, Maine, sunday Aug. q, 1873
Franc Estconrt in OF Elizabeth u and Lieut. : ~
sawyer. UDit.sl states Army
WILlIAMs-As Luzerne, warren CO., n. Y, on the 26tl
mst Thomas Villains Of this city, IN the 18TH year u
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Port Hsnry. n Y, on the 2'A
pn ns 90 w. asth ns m to which
ionds and relatives lied without fnrther notice.
WOOD In Brooklyn Aug "a. VIM Z. Wood Aed New.
York, aged II years.
70 attend the funeral Fray Ii INST, az ocock froa
his lato residence. Vi Seyinsst
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LONG BRANCH RACES.

xrKsT DAY OF TIE EXTRA MEETING AT MONMOUTH
PARK VICTORIES EQUALLY DIVIDED BETWEEN
THE PAvoRITEs AND THE fJKLD - sPINDRIYT,
PAPER MAKER, osAGE, AND CARIBoO THE WIN
NKRS--T0-DAY's SPORT.
The number of people Ia attendance on the
Long Branch yesterday was ~ large as on some
days Of the July meeting. The extra Monmouth PARK
meeting however hold out few attractions TO
the ladies' who present ia limited numbers, and who
weared usually by the delays which almost inyarar
big at this Yesterday proved exception
10 the rule The betting very spirited and the racing
exciting
epndrt brought the track IN excellent trim for
an easy victory and both his condition and his recent
performances led the betting TO select him their
vorite in the first race, which mile dash for all
ages with maiden allowances, for purse of $500 $3.50
70 the winner and $50 TO the second horse The field Of
Starters ws unusually large. Is horses coming to the
post The uncertainties Of ssch race enhanced by the
number Of charters and the powers Of OF
the horses. offered inducements for speculation In
the pools. GIlynower sold second. and Windam for
neriy Court Hampton made appearance tho
ot good enough 70 some Of his bacSers who
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BASE BALL.

A good game was played on the Elysian
Fields Hobo KEN yesterday. before almost 1000 specta-
TORS beSeen the Eagles Of this city aud hoboken
CLUB The liObOken won BY score OI Is t. ).
A close and exciting game was played yes
terday az Chicago between the Athletics OF Philadelphia
and the Chicago White Stockings. The game vas won by
the Athletics by "a score Of . 10
The second tie game between the Mutuals of
New-Y ork and the Hartford Blue Stockings. winch was
played on yesterday OF Hartford resulted III favor of the
Haitf0ros by "a score Cf : to .
The Atantics of Brooklyn we're defeated by
the Philadelphia Gray Stockings al Phiaie ia yester-
day, by a score OF 10 to 5.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

TIE INSURRECTION IN BOSNIA.
TIE SULTAN REFUSES To SUSPEND HosTIIITIEs-AN
AUSTRIAN ARMY IN DALMATM.
LONDON, Friday. Aug 1880 . m
special dispatch to The Times, from Berlin. says
the European Powers have been unable to induce
the Sultan Of Turkey to suspend hostities AGAINST
the insurgents pending their medallion. This re-
fusal however, is q matter Of indifference, a. tho
Turkish resnforcements have been unable to pene-
trate the mountain defles. kilograms to the effect
that the Turks had 80 succeeded were premature.
The dispatch adds that if the Herzegovinian insur
gents reject the proposed mediation, Austria,
who has assembled q whole army corps in Dalmatia,
will be in q position to offer the Sultan her good
offices.
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The number OF the horses which came to the post
coupled with their righteousness made IT very difficult
TO approximate 10 fair start. Winam pulled his rider
half way round t. the quarter pole three four times
and some Of the riders disposed TO jockey. When
the drum finally ;aped spndrift sprang to the front
but verDango too quick for him and led
round the first turn, with Gillyhower lap
ping, spindrift closely pursuing. and the field
following close together at their heels spndrift moved
gradually to the 'front.' and leading the first quar-
ter, when windam who had been crowded back showed
fourth place. and improved his position until ut the
half-mife post he and Gyfower struggling neck
and neck for the lead with Vanderbilt third spndrift
now came forward with great effort. aud turned into
the bomestreteh two lengths ahead OF Giyfower. The
dash home spirited and Gllyfower who responded
to the whip, made fine finish and gained second place.
length behind Spindrft, who the race in 1:i5A
Vanderbilt was third and Revolt fourth. Mutual pool
tickets on spindrft brought IS 30.
The mleanda -half dash OF the three-yearolds was
very exciting and created great deal OF interest
at the poolstands The betting seemed to forget
that Paper Maker had been beaten Saratoga only in
race with very fast horses and made Gold Mine their
favorte at Odds while Paper Maker sold third
and well to second choice. the prize purse Of
800 1900 the winner and 800 TO the second horse
winner OF any stake t, pounds extra
There Ave starters and the heaviest pools sold
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST g. 1873.

can Railway Company, win b rad on the LIST day OF
September, by tho Assistant Treasurer ct Nsw-York.
The amount OF the principal Ia $67e,O00.
EIGHTY THOUSAND PENSION CASES PENDING.
There are $4,000 applications for pensions
pending the Pension Office. Hitherto the clerks have
not been able to keep with the current work OF each
days mall and the number Of In arrears has been
increased The new ssioner has made such changes
in Organization that all current work Ia done, and
during the last two months the number Of in Ar
reduced 1000 Numerous cases OF attempted
fraud are constantly discovered.
THwARTED JUSTICE
Immediately after the recent release OF
Snyder, the burglar, fraudulent bail, owing TO the
neglect Of Assistant DistrctAttorney Fisher the Attor
ney-General resolved his summary removal 1t was
found however, that by special Law he could only be
removed by the Distrct-Attorney The Atorney-Gene
rails hands thus tied Nothing be done, there
FORE till ex- Gov Wells takes charge OF the Cfhce
WHAT WILL BE DONE If TRIPoLI Is OBSTINATE.
No word has come from Tripoli yet in regard
to the action of our war ships Congress and Hartford
there Negotiations are being conducted by Capt Carl
English OF the Congress- Should the Tpolltans refuse
satisfaction for the insult Rear Admiral Worden
will be commanded take the whole American war Meet
In Europe to TripOli, and await orders.
OFFICIAL ABsENTEEIsM.
Senator Morton, when here, is reported TO
have characterized tie system OF absenteesm OF Govern
meut officers o very pronounced manner He declared
since Cabinet officers paid large salaries by the
people they ought to stay at their posts he had bus
himself to transact which asinposSiDio W w.
owing TO the absence OF officials.
CAUTION TO BUSINESS MEN.
Well-executed cOuntcrfeits of the $40 bill
OF the First National Bank Of Philadelphia again in
circulation Six were received Mt the Treasury to-day,
in package cent Cor redemption from NeW-iorK oai''
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 26,-The Secretary OF The
Treasury will order directing change In the
sons OF All tho vessels OF marine service The
order made Of the necessity Of change from
salt 10 fresh water for the iron vessels. -
capt C. Rhnd is ordered T. DUTY A. INSPECTOR o. the
IN place OF Commodore D. d. 1reD
char who detached from that duty and aced ON waiting
Orders f. H. Baker or Tered to dy a. Inseo-
Fifth Lighthouse ID strict IN OF Commander
C. Mcrrman, detached from that duty aud placed on wait
Ing or.ers. -.
Commander Dewey ordered TO dnty az Inspector OF
the second Lighthouse District In place OF G.o
from that and placed waiting
orders Chief Engineer Jol b. CARPENTER Is ordered 70 Tie
ALASKA on the station place OF Engineer Robert
Potts from at vessel and ordered TO return home
AMI Teurf arrival MshIpman W. II. II. Switzerland has
reuor hi, return been detached from the Tus
caoIa anu placed waiting orders Commander
% Marvin has detached from the Command Of the Ex
detrimental Battery at Annapo- and ordered TO command Tie
Alert ~ Boat IN IN place W. H. Sampson, who
la, e.a from command If that vessel and
dered 10 rvsunne duties at the Naval ACADEMY.
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POLITICAL NEWS.

THE ANTICUSTOM-HOUSE REPUBLICANS
APPOINTMENT OF OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE COM
MITTEE.
An adjourned meeting of the Anti-CustOm-
house Republican Association was held last evening at
TrenOr's Hall, at No. 1.26S Broadway The Committee
appointed at the last meeting TO effect permanent or
ganization reported the following as their nominations
for officers President, Samuel n. Ia COMPETE Vice
Presidents, +. A. Burch aud +. Il. Miller; Record
ing Secretary. Henry C. Atwood; Corresponding
Secretary, A. 7. Bishop Treasurer, George W. Rose :;
Sergeant Arms, John Z. Marion. The nominations
were approved. and each officer was called upon to
address the meeting which they did in terms showing
strong opposition to the Custom-house wing OF the
party which one Of the speakers said he did not believe
represented . single genuine republican principle.
Another speaker remarked that II he was to choose
between CstOm-house politician and TamnlaIly Han
Democrat would the latter, for he would then
know he voting FOR man mo held 10 the principles
OF his party. The President announced the EXECUTIVE
Coriuittpp "a follOWs: