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Az EXCITING BOAr RICE.
The Atalantas and Argonautas struggling
for Victory iu the Kills.

the Atnlnntns and Argonnutns Struggling
for Victory ia the Kills.
The four-oared three-mile race 10 which
the Atalantas challenged the Arronautls was
rowed on the Kills yesterday. and was one Of
the finest ever seen in these waters. The Atal an
tas had twice vanquished the Arconautas at
Saratoga and Troy. The Atalanta crew were w
II. Downs, bow H. ". Rodgers. John Gum
ster, 3; J. f. Eustis, stroke. The Argonautas
were Ed. Smith, bow Walter Mann. .; Benz.
Stephenson. 3; +. c. Eldred. stroke. George
springsteen Of the AtaIantas and A. II. Warner
Of the Argonautas were the judges. and J. Miller
OF the Nassaus the referee. Both rowed Ia boats
built 10y Thomas Fearon The betting was heavy.
with odds Of 100 10 so and all the way down L.
~ to 10 the Atalantas, most Of IL being done al
3to l. Tho Argonautas had the choice Of posi-
ton. and took the staten Island shore. The
WIND and tide favored the crews. The Argonau-
tas caught the water nrst, aud jumped their boat
nearly quarter length ahead before the Atalan-
tas got fairly agoiug. One hundred yards
from the start they were half length
ahead, uuiline 81 to the minute, the Atalantas
were a length ahead, and at the half they had
clear water. The Ataantas, shortly after the
start were steercd bady and at the first NJ lie the
Ar9onautas leo them over a length and half.
Near the Argunauta Club House the Ataantas
We're steered better and began TO pick up their
opponents. GraduillY they decreased the Jer-
seymen's lead to length, then TO a half, then to
a quarter, and when two miles had heen rowed
had iheir bow TIP almost on line with thai OF
the "Argics." Vt this ONT the Atalantas he
Kan to d. bad steering again, aud soon the Ar
L ludutas, inch by inch, forced to the front
again. Closer racing has seldom been seen. IL
Wus college UuNs against amateurs. aud upNed
hv thr thoughts Of former glorious struggles
under the lavender, Eustis ,llcd on the Atalinta
crew for "A ST effort. Hat so did Edrei of tho
Arsunhut 5, and RAINING ms stroke up To "a 90
the las. quarter OF mile. he obtained q lead Of
u length. Here "A swell causht the Aroma itil,'
boat, and theS shipped considerable water aud
the neel Ataianfa A. again ri hed upa little. The
latter ugut the swell however, also a second
laler, aud a. the last eighth OF mile the Argo-
nhuias h al Gle IT. water IL was an intensely ex-
citing ann desperate struggle To the home stake
boat. a. e Areunnutas. supcrbly sterrCl. in
creased their load inch by inch. ana dashed pl 81
the home stake boat winner Of the race m The
extraordinary time Of Ii min. - a sec. The At l.
lantas time was Is min. IS sec.
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He applied there. and was sent nv Justice Flam.
mer 10 the District Attor ~ He made no
further effort but went IN, O. the Grand Jury.
told the stor, of TIM 90 MI and rnarged Money
with holding him when In, assault was m de
he Gfand Jury ind. rten Nnutnv nr, sent the
bench warrant f1r ma ,rrl.t Ia Narkepztp lie
arres ed Moonev nd VerorJnr ii rkrtt com.
ntttted INN a., fri -,u,, tif,ln nftnfNnrd
onirn vnrn V,"u.y ,,,s a., tc MOD Assistant
Distrirt Attorney Nni,n sttn' thnt he would do
all lac could To- t,nt Mo1mn, t. state pr on.
H. a. 80, -, ". ~ =" 80. i, IN. ,iti,nurh
I1rL,,.gtr r,,,d = ~ t,i,t ,..,,.,1eIiv Atlrnrth
NJ s., -, Xxx ~, 80 ,t. ESQ ON Tho mai
- .t,r,,.r ~, 49,. a. t,'r, tlo triul NnoneS's
ftlcr ,au..I ,n n XII 1ia, and Ter swing
ttt,i tis 49, n vas :, I'D vnntg M n. aud that hc
a., t,t 49,, . i,.,'i' a. id B." Fnr his poor
49, 49,, t ,,,,t T., ,,f hi ID ont oi this
.,.r ,,.. 49, CON. ,..,t A., Ia uu ON htu. am
,,ilIiu, a. 500 s5ttuto ret nim out II this tx.
49,, 49, III .,,.t b,.,, ,,,tf If ft, rouutrV" Mae
,i , III Id 'i,,' XXI h. had come to the wrong
~, ~, ..l ,i,t rr wna drt,rnliu,d to have his
~, ,,'," t,t N4ck. milo told Mr. Nolan what
fitcd tt,t n, w.nUld prf-h the ca4e.
Viz, n.,,,'bnf 81 1874 Noruev was tried for n
f.i,ninos nss,ult with intent To LIN Recorder
ii rL,tt dir,rted the Jury To Rcuuit him he.
MIN Narkenzte reminded Mr. Nolan that he mad
,,bnr,ad Nnnnry with mob ING him while another
- ron struck Tim. and Nj Nolan re,licd that
hc would have Mooney rcarrcstct and tired as
icnrrcsted.
Ti1, Matthew'S n Mace Of Orncer N,ckcnzie's
corruborated ais tsstimonv relative tn No"n"v's
father'a offer Of <2usn. and oflcer Unran 81
statement that ne once made shnv,ny that
Mooney mad been arrested Tor grnnd larceny and
robbcry I'm the frat degree
Al Inc nftornnon ssssi1n ~ tho con,rt,,oo
that on tho 2Oth of Juiv' is-3 ns he was coin,
along second aventc tnVy,rd lie bnme Wi1Iinn,
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81. WEDNESDAY, Sept. s-FIorR AND MAJ
ay held with i,anS o fAl!a SS9a 2d E9s" oss
.rrsu nri ar dnc9 70 sell Supernne sctve.
s mfS aqgif si., we ana 9V Wss,e No 6
S:diS 30 an Xxx sso p p7so.' 1 Do. w fS
seiSstG 90 city trSde snd isnis brs s asti '
sSa6sfn ssppg a3 ar5. s" oIsrH 49, ,s noaS
sgPeirfins % toes57G cornnosi Western, &c $50,
fnoyisIoSs Pors was lower sac; on the spot aoc
Bis Tor sepionbet sn hq Nv, i9iqre S0N
81 500 Beef quiet Bacon steady scs % boxes cts
picked hams Al ltc do. shoulders al Obsc aud ccai
s se5s ~ %e Lara was du end weak sacs ne
tvyr prime CITY ald for future delivery 600 tcs. prime
crop quoted 124@lesc. Dre',cd hos sold At iss s.e
bnt!er barely steady state 2la36c ONO reserve &C.
for prac e choice factOrcs Te5s steady at eSaje'
si5c@ S Tor S S6 s'Naq wau a dSoo 9ase
80 9G,c Sacay2 ;nring ior steamer 80
81 52 i9r new White southern. Corn nrner aud active
7la73c Tor sleaucr mixed 100, iisc Tor sii m1S"d
Western. .5c,'7c. for higa mixed, and use Tor extra
~ Tor Inferior NV western miSea, i2os6' Tor No
good to choce and ySe ,or oi9 Ny ",s'Vsa w,e
ye-statc S5e,OJc. Tor now and 93elgjc Tor oid Bar
S S HHnf u S'ai lla aS''' 500 ou Canada on
CoTToS Tho quotations for cotton on the spot are
REVISED low mdiiine upiands and above reduced
l:ldc and strict good ordinary ana below reduce NC
il Sisc ana low dd il gu. sa s SP NOS
consumption. Futures declined $50 lOc, CLOSING
steady sale. 2pvp bales. closing at Is &c for sepcm
Der. 1870 Oct Oh T. - l3eo FOR November and lie
cen ber ~ Slide. for Janulry IL 5.idc Tor FEBRUARY
rs lI.s2c Tor March and ~ 2i-3ec for April Inc Liz
eTs1S %arkeI sss dg mading uPaeds iled
for common 20 good strllnsd. sptt. turpcntine was
quiet At 5l}ac. In petroleum nothing Of Importance
W." gone and quotations sheg some declne; renned
~ Dds, 1880 lac, and crude IA bulk, at b1taGc
Fryights were mo eratclv active and about the slne
rates prcvdile Grain g. Liverpool. by steam NO,
Si do. O. Hui. by steam. StSied, do. to Cork Tor
orders, rect vessel at 5s. 3D. gram to Glasgow. by
mated.
GRocERKs- Conccs continued TO be very quiet but
no chungc In quotation took place Mol sses was du
and nomlnly uncgnged. Rice was al ihtly easier
ana more active. Raw sugars ". re nrIn and ia de
mhnd safes s9l hhds.. 40 boxes aud 2.lOO bags ~
1%ls1se So s1sa sttsAc for low fair fair good
aud prime ,nulng Cuba 5i.t74lc. for Mar
Unique, re. for Brazil aud shsc. for claycdl
refined rrm and In some demand W. quote Coffee
Java, 2hespe Maracaino. 81 gic. and Rio. 1sa21ac-
kod. Mcc-kanguOn, stf2fkc. gold M bona, and BI.I
blfc currency. dutv paid; domestic. 6AsStc Moas-es
Cuba muscoyadO. $50 i3ci Cuba c,ycd s2 5c.; Porte
Rico 3stJOci New Orleans, crOn. GOc,oSc. Sugars
Far 70 good refining cuba 7Jsas &C. grocery 10,
for hard, and loo lOiSc for soft white.
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rlirnrsn nosrIrih cnrrA1yEs.


Aforementioned the Kngs county Chari-
Is mwi--iuncfs yesterday oiternuon Comml>-
.louer Norris the Chairman Of the committee
Who iuy stgated the charges Of cruelty made
- AIRS. Mara Pennington Of - Cola street ana
Sass Eliza Graham Of "a Orange street, formerly
patients Of the Ilatbush Hospital, against Mrs
Margaret Hardy, one OF the nurses, reported
that they find irreconciable differences In the
stories Of the witnesses, and that both women
were contradicted In nearly all 81 their material
statements The report dlscredits Mrs. Penning-
tons story that her teeth were knocKed out by
the nurses, and gives cTedenco toItne testimony
Of Mrs. CLARK, who testified that she had no
teeth when she entered the hospital. The re
port hnds that Mrs Pennington's charges that
the nurses manner WAS coarse and violent Is
corrobOrated, and that the weight Of evidence
fayors the belief that the nurse was at least one
time under the influence Of liquor. The nurse
having resigned the Commissioners had no fur
ther Jurisdiction over her. They announce that
they are ready to inve itlgate any more COM
VI lints thar are 10 DO made aud 10 correct any
further abuses.
They provided that the walls Of eleven cells Of
the asylum for lunatics SHAH ue padded, and
thirty lock beosteads should be purchased.
some charges are pending against the Aims
House winch orc made hY cnured girl who
complains That she was lil-treItei there aud
thar Otner inmates were brutallS served.
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nrooklvn Men thu are stunned.

There are men OF great wealth i'm Brook
lYn whose presence IN the midst OF CoterIe OF
cultured gentlemen would operate In dispensing
them about as eifectualy as a full-blown SMALL
poX patient, Indeed, one Of the present Is ard
Of Police and Excise Commissioners mate his
appearance in the parlors Of the most promi-
nent club in l}rolklyn one eveningnot long since.
HIS advent was looked upon as an outrage The
thirty or forty gentlemen present retired TO
other apartments In less than u 20 minutes, and
he was left alone " it'll Mike, the big porter, to
watch INN, to see that nothing night be missing.
And yet that man Is worth n strong $2jO,0OO-
the product Of Illicit dlstlling and Ring profits.
There are, II l. sad TO say. here and there few
men who can see nothing but the glamour Of
money. There Is q Baptist minister over In
nalized his devotion to gold, and disguised his
church and congregation by preaching two
eulORistic sermons upon the Christian life anu
works" VI uakes Ames and Jav Cooke
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A Millionaire Bachelors VIII.

Thomas Barron's will, with two codicils, cita-
ton reurnaole on the Goth OF September Is nle In
the surrogatcs office. The testator died on Aug 81
bachelor and bequeathed estate real and personal
estimated at SIX or seven millions His next OF kin
two sisters and eight nicces nephews and grandneph
cw~, all atClt ard sevcrsly living New Jersey Mich.
lgan, Connecticut. aud Long Island lie gave TO three
servants sums amounting to I'VE Thousand dol.
iars ana 10000 cach 10 the New iork we lnnrmary
ie Condition "a the Poor, the American Female Guar
dian Society and the New York Hospital: 20 the New
nor Historical society $1,000 and 100000 70 buy
W Woodbridge y. J ana Keep IL supplied with period
icas newspaper and hooka-the trustees Of the fund
TO De Dr. tlis H. Freeman aud the Rev. Geo. Lucas OF
Woodbridge aud John G. Barron OF THIS city. The ee
IA or gave various annutics ana absolute requests
Barron.
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE AM THERE BY THE
SUNS REPORTERS.
Troitinq NJ SnnOlk and Dccrfoct Pnrhs-A
Iient In which Turnbu'I Ran Through the
MICS Some Very Good Wcrk nj Hcetfoot.

Trottina NJ SnnOIk and Dccrfnct Pnrhs-A
Iient In which Turnbu'l Ran Through the
Mile some Very Good Work Mt Dcetfoot.
At Suffolk Park, Long Island, yesterday, there
was tfotng race Of mile heats. best three nve he
tween Charles DOutrcs Long Branch snd George ia
morcs Turnbul. Long Branch drew the FIR position,
went Oh In the lead, and opened gnp Of six lengths
In this position they rounded into the home Stretch
but as they neared the Turnbull came up along
sue Of Long Branch and beat him by rt length IN
247IS In the second heat TuruOul was the favorite
although the friends OF Long Branch stuck to him
After an even eenduH was had, Turubui did some run
ning, and although he came out ahea Of Long Brancn
who also ran a little, tn heat was given TO Long
Branch. Tine, 2tiA. The thtrd heat was ludicrous,
IurnOu running TN Oughout the mile. Long branch
rotted ali the way excepting one revolution. Although
he me m several lengths behind the Judges awarded
quarters OF mile ia the 'ourh heat but ia the home
stretch Long Branch overlook him ana won, In 2I7
This gave hun the race.
few spectators At Dcerfoot Park yesterday saw
good trOtting. First there Of heats, hest
three m I'VE. by James Guodwins Frank and r. Me.
Cures Lady Fisher. The latter the favOrite and
ehc won three straight heats east In SLOW time. An
other heat race was between w 3. ThOmae Bell Reay
J. V. Carroil's Jim, and Harry Wilhamss Major Pulse
Previous to starting jim the favore, at 900 to
$50 over the ned. The was interesting nve heats
Of Major Pulse, who won the nrst heat by neck In
PAIN. Jim tOOk the second ana fourth, In 253 and
2;52 Major Pulse was a.Arded the third and Attn
heats In 244A and 2:t7.
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Transactions yesterday at the Exchange COM
Dtised foreclosure sales by j. NJ Miller one 2storv
frame house with lot, e5xtoo5 feet north side Of Ffty
sixth street 40 feet east Of Seventh avenue tSGC8
Ivy Wood Brady Todd one i-story brick tenement
With lot, 1s.exl022 feet south side OF seventy
street 234 feet east Of First avenue 81 1885, also one
2ForN frame hous. with lot, 2xggt feet. norn side
OF lNuth street 100 fet eet of Eighth avenue, $500
h r., a. Lawrence adjourned foreclosure sale OF two
lot north side Of 1hrtys yenth street east
OF Lexington avenue, TO Sept. 22 per order referee
forcr!osure sales TO-DAY at The ENchrngc are an.
nounceu Dy V. Harnett. house and lot eOuth of
ns.h street east OF Avenue also building, with plot
US. Hde OF Grove street, north OF Fordham avenue
west \ rms. Twenty fourth ward
NY ~ w. Ludlow Co. four lots wcet side Of Central
OF Girard avenue ~ '"
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little son Of Augustus II. Murphy, a Sandy
Hook pilot. whose home is IN Rockwell Centre, L. l.,
was ordered by his school teacher. one Ewood. TO
and the noOr with the ops Of his fingers touching
hi feet this punishment being because the hoy had
been detected In catching flies In school. The hoy
tanned THIS painful position - long a. possible. ana
when ne strengthened himself the schOolInaster beat
HIN with cOwhce until the boys shirt STUCK to his
back from the blood the blows drew. After the lad
wcnt home tue teacher follow and getting down on
his Knees he besOught the mother to forgive him and
Keep quiet The father In New York. and Ms.
Murphy tOd the eChnulmaster that she could II
swer for what he might do on his return. When the
pt IN dd get home there was the liyctst Kind OF "a
time, anu he procured CIwhidr whip with which 10
serve the chQomaster as the schuonlstcr had serve
tue boy, but the schOO hat hc anu he has not
shown his face In Roc ytile Centre tince.
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SHOT DEAD.
Why BROOKLYN Policeman Put n Bullet
THROUGH n Man'. Brain.

Through IA Mans Brain.
Three colored coachmen-Frank Raw
son, John II. Francis, and Robert Gilmore-met
yesterday afternoon in the saloon Of a negro, in
Myrtle avenue, near Navy street, Bro klyn, to
start on a spree Francis, who lives In jersey,
had gone to Brooklyn to see Rawson, driver
for Case 4 Powell, Of Flatbush avenue. and GIL
more, who was the coachmau for Mr.. Daniel L.
Arguimbau. Wall street broker, living Il NJ
Second lace, had agreed 20 join them In Their
fun. After a round of drinks in the Myrtle
avenue saloon. they started up the avenue with
lighted cigars, aud for % block or TWO attracted
attention by their skylarkiug. They reached
Fla bush avenue, at tue Junction Of Atlantic
and Fourth avenues about 3.3j O'Clock, and by
that time they were very noisy. Some school
glri-. from the public school In Third a. cuue. in
coming down saw them and tcid Otnccr Rcd
man joyce 81 the Bergen street police IA I the
negroes wero drunk and NOISY. Onirer joyce
called bmccr Heavy, ana tueN rr'sicd he
negroes and took them TO the police station.
q lmure said that he WASH ~ lty Ui d-Orderly
cugduct ana asked To Ue allowed To 90. The
sergeant ordered the three to he lock up. aud
tmceT joyce took Rawsun ana Francis hack to
the cells. which are TUT apart from TIC police
station, aud locked them up. As he was return
ing to the miin Office. he saw Gilmore bolt out
If the police station, aud escape through the
gate winch opened INTO bergen street. Joyce
sprang after him, and when he reached the
middle Of the street Gilmore was 30 feet from
the police station. Joyce called 10 him to stop.
Gilmore didn't stop and the policeman hred.
Gilmore fell dead. The hall went through his
head and came out Of his forehead. lie died
with his face In the dust. The dead body was
carried INTO the police station, and Joyce gave
himself NO. saying a, he handed his pistol 10
the sergeant, that he drew his pistol to Are and
Tighten the man. aud thnt IL struck against the
side Of his leg and exploded before he took aim.
lie was held in custody. Gilmore was cumcly
young negro. twenty five years Of age. ana Is
~ ken uf as faithful servant. Officer joyce
haS been on the io.ce since ls,3. ana was
formerly attached 10 the Ffth avenue uolice,
lie Was positive that ma did not aim 70 Gilmore.
ana -aid ihat he didn'i expect 90 mt HIM at all.
fillmore was formerly North Carolina -iaSc,
and had s, we'd NJ about $40 from ht, employ
ucnt. He WIS discharged recently for lazine-s.
Superintendent tambbcli lart evening suspend
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wnnEE 4 pI>rol VAS NEEDED.
4 brooklyn Man Beaten and Robbed In Sight
al h.s own Dwelling.

Sylyanus Workman, Of 81 Eighth street, Brook
Jn IN returning home from ylst to some friends IN
the city. Monday nght, gut the Jay, Smith and
Ninth street at Seventh avenue and started across
the vacant lots for his house. guiding himself by the
light which his wife had placed IN the bedroom window
for him when he was his house, two men ran up
TO him and one OF them struck him the head i'm
some blunt instrument, striking MIN unconscious TO the
ground. lie recovered himself IN minute, ana telt
one mas hand Clutching his throat The other took
OF lis gold watch aud rhed his pocket OF some money
papers lie made effort 10 tree himself and one
Of the men asked The other whether they should XII
him Tnpy promised TO hurt MIN n he wouidn I
make an alarm WOrmnn was scarcely able to breathe
after the choking, and was unable 70 make noise
The hiphwaymen ran away, aud IN few seconds Wort.
man reached the door OF ms own house, In slght OF
which he ial been RUBBED lie reported the facts to
atsauAAtA
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ROYLAN. Peter puyian soA Of Peter aud Budsei
EoN Atn, 90 hl, .iIii year.
The friend, and relatives ~ the fiuty are invited
10 attend the funeral which vii tiEo place on Frily
morning. H iu ocuCh. from hlr residence 100 ~ -,
st., Mott haven To proceed 20 ~. rpH.c- C9utru,
where hirh mass VIII he cerhraed. and from thence -
CALVARY Cemetery, VIII re- tIe remains Vii hr Inferred.
BLAUNElI.-ln san Francisco cal on Tuesday,
year " his age.
BELL. sept. Jane Roll son ~ james aud Mary
Jane Zen, Of bl7 De KAN pN. Brooklyn.
Motto of funeral hereafter
LANSlNG.-ln RruuNlyu. on Wednesday. Sent r.
Eleanor san lTd widow eft 'he late JIdgr jacob Lan-
slug, H. the 1Stl year I hsr axe.
Remains VIII he Inferred lL tEt family plot In the Al
banN Rura Cemetery
LUOk lNGs.-On Tuesday. sept T, " ME- Youngest
son Of Charles aud AunA Lucktngs aged 10 years aud
months.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 att nd hs fuurra ON Ihursdiy. Sept. D. at
O'Clock, from The residence o MS parents Astoria
MCpDNNklI.-M ednc.day, sent \. 1875 Margaret
Donegan, wite VI William Mcdonnell, IN the 4lst year
o. her go.
Nouce Of funeral In to.morrows papers
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The Equitable Life Assurance Society, 800
Broadway, - prepared TO maze loans upon bpud and
mortgage on nrst-cass dwellings and hiOris IN New
NOrA ana BrookFn Principals viii be furnished with
forms and fun Information, and their business taci
aled without charge except legal expenses for eNsl'
nation ute. TINS society also issues the most dtsi
TaDle forms Of policies upon selected lives, including
the TOntine Savings Fund Plan by which, during the
past Fix years surplus has been accumulated greater
than DY plan heretofore practsed The society has
assets OF twenty-eght millions OF dollars and has
annual income OF ten millions OF dollars It's aver
annual business during tue past nve years Si433O
-AQV.
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NEW YoRK. wedn ssday. Sept. s.-Receipts Of
becNes Yesterday and TO-DAY, anu all t!li morn
Ing we're ia car loads, 900 mead. Ayerave quality
scarcely fair The demand irine oeftrr than on
McncaY, and whoieeaie slaughterer- paid u friction
higher prices Not many shop butchers IN the
pacrs and the cuupet Ion for extra fancy seers
was United. Common e. prime native steers ranged
from o. n, to urer- % n 10 the grOs, cwL M to
l3c, to drese IS re-, aud ordinary fair Texa and
dress 80 Ms
Receipts of sheen and amhs were 10 car loads OF
1891 hea0, SOLD q fairly acuVc mar,
ket at IN ~ sustained prices. iis,tGiic. n fOi
sheep anu DO 81. n for llmbs.
Receipts Of hOg- 80 car loads, or 1850 head
none OF which we're FOR sale Dressed hogs wors
lower and clOsel dull NJ 100 itssc. p.
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A wealthy co,,en Mcrcbnu, Dcnd

William G. Patrick, one Of the wealthiest cot
ton merchants Of this cty. died yesterday his
dcnce In BrooKlyn aged 90 years. MIR. Patrick was
native Of Nova Scotia, and business at different
times In Apaachicola. Fla. and IN New Orleans. His
judgment concerning cotton highy valued, and his
fellow memocrs OF the Exchange frequently called
uuou him TO act arbitrator IN disputed cases Early
N TIE last war Mr. Patrick was imprisoned In Port
lafaYcite GU suspicion Of being Implicated with tue
reuels but suOsequegt lnvest- proved his limo
ccnce and he released. Al the time his oeath
he had sut pending against the Government Tor dam.
aFes Tor fllse imprisonment: Mr. PaircA formerly
director Of the Merchants National INK and
active director the Great Western Marine Insurance
Company until wltnln few DAYS Of his death
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Roundsman James Grace OF the Twenty
second street police buried yesterday in Calvary
Cemetery. Three years ago he was slightly wounded
on the ankle while making arrest In the Eighteenth
Ward tumor formed, and soon developed into can
Ger. several operations performed, the last by
pr WOOD OF bellevue Hospital and the ofleer en-
abled 90 report for duty. The agiAn Its
appearance IT, more malignant form. lie Vas then
told by Dr. Phelps that anputation necessary. lie
woulu not consent, but put himself under the
mclt OF physician VINO advertised TO cancer
Within sixty days The result Is told In his death
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Erie,a New Mnnnncmert-

The reports OF an amicable settlement OF Erie's
troubles sent that stock up to 1SA yesterday. The
thanges In the director, 10 be made to-day
stood to be Ncssrs. s. L. VI. Barlow, H. g. Stebbins
ana Louis H. Never are 10 retire, mi Messrs. David
Wells. Of Noreich. Conn + q. spauding OF Bunalo ana
Mr.. brown, OF The Eagle refinery. Portland Me
to into the board AZ representatives Of the ing
isn interest. Mr.. Wells Is known the English
areholders, and Mcssrs spauding and Brown in
tcrtEed with Sir Edward WatKn IN Canadian railroads.
Sir Edward Watkn sailed for kngland yesterday.