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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-04
BVRGLARIEs AND THEFTS.

While John i. Cunningham Of Ienth-aVe. and
Orr hundred andGit Xthst visiting friend at Eighth
avo snd Fifty late Tuesday evening his horse aud
wagon valued $780, stolen from The street in front Of
the house.
Emile orde PA West Nineteenth So, while near his
residence On Tuesday night, assaulted nv Francis Roden
steal latch and chain, valued
nj 40 The ch8in The struggle, and the Tag
mept fouLl i RCfen's sion when he Nas arrested
Charles Johnson held The Wellington Place Police
yesterday for stealing "iNr Tray Nom Inc MOUSE Vi
srsD Obj q - West Nv, thirG 81.
At Washington Pitco P"lco '0Bt yesterday, refer
llmminy John held IN - 800 bait each FOL rob
IN Oh b.. Muller OF -l2
lanes Campbell was brought before tho garlem Police
Cont YESTERDAY charged with attempt early yesterday
morning Of rope from tho ltudfOn River Ran
road station Manattanye He held IN $500 bail 10
answer.
Adea Payne Of Fifty GItat and Eighth ave. Yesterday
caused Of Patrick Tucker On charge OF I"Obng
her and chain valued al $780, while walking through
Fifty -th-st.
emgsrs Wilson arrested last evening on the charge
stealing akin valued AT SOO the properly OF
Anna Alien Of No 1872 BlcecKers-
DuIng temporary absence Of Mrs. May NJ IIerkson
at No 81 B,Tgan ~ Rfookyn on Inesdy
n entered ny the OD basement door and stole
jewery and wearing apparel valued At 800 III. a..
Ues dry goods store in Washington 81, opposite e
city Hall In Paterson n. j. was entered by burglar Tuesday
night and ROBBED Of silks and lscts valued 1T Show NC
arrests have been made.
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Cerelro


St. AIMS Church was moderately well filed
Ia.t evening by those who to attend the third ami
yersary OF the Church Mission for Deaf Mutcs The re-
port Of the Board of Trustees which was read by the rec
tor the Rev Dr. Galaudet states that services have been
held for the deaf nuies every Sunday during the past
wear In st. AIMS Church. Branches OF the main
society exist in Philadelphia Baltimore, Albany
Boston, Brooklyn, Allentown, Rochester, ana III 10
other towns OF less importance. Following the re-
poIt remarks were made by Bishop Garrett Of Texas
aud Bishop Whippc OF Minnesota The Rector inter
preted al Chat said into the sign language, which ne
xulsned as differing from the common deaf ana dumb
ALPHABET and us consisting OF arbitrary signs lie re-
heated the Lords Prayer 1t will appear IN the idom "t
The sjgn language, which is altogether unlike our In
gsh idioh, adjectivcs being used sparingy ana tie
order inverted,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-04
KINGS COUNTY LUNATTC AsYLUM

AN INVESTIGATION BEGUN BY THE SAFE CpMMIS-
eIONER IN LUNACY-AIIEGED Brutal NURSES,
NEGLIGENT Ply siCIASs, AID LACK oF PROPER
SUPPLIES.
A general investigation concerning the man
sgement of the Kings County Lunatic Asylum, at Flat
bush was begun by DT. OrdIonaux the State Commits
sioner in Lunaoy at the Office Of Dwight johnson, at No
2Ol MOntaeue-st., Brooklyn, at p. m yesterday.
Messrs Greenwood, Van Nosirand Van Colt, and John
son who had been appointed by Mayor Hunter TO asst
In the investigation present besides several ladies
OF the State Aid Association, but the commissioners OF
Charity who have charge Of the asylum were al absent
Miss Dora b. Robinson, member of tho Local Waiting
Committee 81 the state Aid Association testified TO Ney-
era instances Of abuCe OF patients By nurses who were
generally incompetent; to nattenon on the part OF
the physcans the lack OF clothes and bedding, and
10 the fact that three nurses had been DIS
charged for testfying against the management
of the Asylum during the investigation made
BERNARD strauss OF No 81 Grahamave. testified that he
was an inmate OF the Asylum for IA DAYS last Spring
that he Was ReforI1ed srace, and haG been sent 10
the Asylum through conspiracy On the part OF some
orthodox Israetes because he ate ha ana worked on
the Jewish Sabbath; that he had seen patient whipped
for tearing his Jacket and that ne hbnsef STRUCK on
the back his head BY because he looked aston
fshed that had several patients whipped BY their
nurses and the straghtack used very frequently and
without good cause.
The inv estigstion adjourned until p m. 10 day.
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EOREIGN NOIES.

HAVANA, Nov. 3.-Tbe United States steamer
Worcester from Afpinwa arrived az kingston Oot 80
and was TO sa to-day for Key West All Oh boaH were
well.
OTTAWA, Nov. 3.--The French Government
has refused comply with the Request OF tbs ,aua'n
Government TO allow Canadian vessels 70 % sold IN
French markets. subject To the duft imposed on British
sinus VIZ francs per ton tax. The tax GA Canadian
ships is 10 frnncs per tom
Ii is stated in the Memorial Diplomatique,
Paris oct. j., that the Governments of England and
France have agreed Ia cooperate with the United states
in compelling Spain Ia settle the Cuban troubles Ac-
cordlng 10 this paper, which gives 10 official authority
for the statement the United States are nrst Ia accord
h,igcrent rights ~ the tuhan- nnd WHEN this II done
th fIrre nations are demand that Span shall observe
the of wbiio cDdcavoring 70 suppress The
rel
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CENTRAL AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
RIOroUs SCENE IN NICARAGUA-IHE COSTA X


RIOTOUs SCENE IN AICARAGCh-1HE COSTA hCh
RAILROAD.
PANAMA, Oct. 21.-The Provisional Govern
mont continues peaccably IN control. President Aro
slnena is still under arrest well ss oxP.esdont Miro
aud several friends Of the late Government The
American ships-of-war omaha and Richmond with the
British steamer AIbatross continue at anchor i'll the
haTbOr.
In san Juan del Sore, Nicaragua, on The night OF
Sent g. a party OF bandits assembled and set out
for the purpose of assassinatng the Governor the Judge
and the Public Notary. They well armed with guns
pistols and machecs The Judge not at home, but
to Governor in response thcir shouts, opened WIN
dow when no was greeted with shower of bullets, one
of hic took effect Ia ie The wife and daugh
Ter Of tho Governor slightly wounded by hilets
which entered the house. The Governor returned TAO
fire. and 80 did the police, ono of whom was Killed
I'm the plaza The robbers then ransacked The
tabidO md broke in the prison ioors ana erach inc
prisoners. On the morning or OCT !, INC loIeen IehI
dCuta and propertyowUcr7 sent 10 tle floifs 10 '
tain upon hat conditions they Would hnIiender Ihry
REPLIED that the Governor and the judge must RESIGN ana
others must he appointed, and II they dd NOT T'is t
rioters would fire the town. The Governor finally agreed
o leave his post aud line Acting English Wee Consul was
put charge Al last force OF ~ sodors came DOWN
and restored order in me place. IL - tith ettu us
have a rendezvous in Costa Kican territory AT Joftu
gucro. place the Colorado River ana THAT thry are
making efforts to Et q sutipcnt IoTee o, I" W,
several burgarcs have also been committed III tliat
town. ,,
The Costa Rica Railroad continues Ia make favorable
progress from the Port IimOn terminus toward me IT.
pror The pacuare section Of Ii miles - nuShcl, ara
the section from Nana to PJcu1re ~ graded: MO
gcber the prospect Of Cosa kcn are nrShtef than Or
take great interest IN the railroad, anu have sent capt
Tay Tor 10 report Oh it, progress.
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THE MTRCIFUL KILLING OF SWINE.
Tho suit of Edward w. Davis against Il


Society fer the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals to re-
strain tie Society from interfering with his business VI
killing hogs was on actual trial yesterday before Judge
Iarremore IN the Special Term o the Court of Common
Pleas Mr Rergh charges that the plaintiff system Is TO
pass chain round hind leg of hog, run it up sharply
at the risk OF dslocang its leg and causing unnecessary
pain cutting its throat and throwing it into the scadins
watts before fairly dead Mr Davis witness On his
own behalf and insisted thai his method ~ mercu
"a could be devised Dcrcil than the old way OF
stunning the animal Under inc new way, they were
dead in from - 30 seconds, and not placed in
the scadng vat three four minutes The case was
then adjourned to Friday. A. Oakley iaii ana MI BOOK
saver appeared for plaintiff; Elbridge T. Gerry and
Ambrose Mcneil for Mr.. BoIgh.
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pFstrITs OF THE LARD CORNER

The recent "copner" in lard bids fair TO give
rise to considerable feeling the Produce EXCHANGE
On Saturday one Of the "bears' delivered to the plnci-
pal "bull" several thousand terces Hard The "bul"
however, did not have the money TO pay for The lard and
therefore could not receive it, The bea threatened
to appeal the Exchange and the other operator finally
succcesod in obtaining sufficient money 70 pay for the
lard Yesterday Several of the largest beara st remain
short agETcCatc OF COCO or 1000 tcrces The
bulls wish Them settle at ia cents per pound INC
highest price OF corner Tho bears will not do IT,
however. aud call upon the proper conInittees or the
Produce Exchange 10 nix price, alleging THAI cents
T. fictitious price created by wash" or Irregular con-
tracts several complaints have been made. and II Is
expected that there will be IA thorough inFcstigatlOn
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BRITISH AFFAIRS.
FGYPr MENACED--CoMmERCUL FAILURES.
LONDON Wednesday, Nov. ., 1870.

PGYpr MENACED-COMMERCIAL FAILURES.
LONDON. Wednesday, Nov. ., 1879.
Tho Pal Mall Gazette tins afternoon, In n
leading article says The English occupation OF Egypt
is only question Of time that step Ia necessary Tor mo
preservation Of our Indian EMPIRE
An application made In tho Court OF BANKRUPTCY
today for confirmation Of tho scheme OF settlement
arranged among the creditors oi Bowles Brothers, the
American bankers, involving tho analsamaon OF all the
assets into common fund.- aud tho resumption OF busr
ness by Charles Bowles under The style OF Bo"les
Brothers Co., he giving bonds for the full pas ment OF
the debts and all opposing litigation to cease The veg
strar made order subject to the production OF deco
enbodylng Of the arrangement and the form OIL
the proposed bond
John James Ronalison Sons, Wet India merchants,
of No - MDcinglane in this city, have failed Their
liabilities $350,0oo G. \. Witt Co, merchants, at
No. 15 Iimest, f. c. have also failed. Their liabilities
are stated 10 be about 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-04
cry EDUCATIONAL MEASURES.

At the meeting of the Board of Education
yesterday letter was received rom former pupil Of
one Of the schools nelosng 20 cents to pay Tor reading
book dishonesty taken from school The Superintendent
az TuAncy reported that he had examined the OF
S98 sbscn;ees; 239 kept from school by minor
causes and l2I had residence, leaving 266 rusnts;
Of these $50 we're returned TO school, were sent TO the
Juvenile Asylum, and 10 Withdrawn from the school
A resolution that investigation rs TO wli,h and how
many OF the grammar schools OF the city SHOULD De con
tending them referred 10 the appropriate committee
resolution abolsblng By law The object OF Sbioh vas
q tsLs away ffon the City Superintendent the Soser Of
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER. YESTERDAY. AT RUDNUrs IN
BROADWAY.
ss.s. 33'. Noon, 80. 30 M, AZ hnn,rht' DO
Highest during the Gav. "A. ioresG2v
Average, 81 same day. 1874, 4Os'.
ppourpvsr ARRIVALS

Fifth Arepue Hotet-the Hon. Reverdy johnson Oh
MARYLAND Judge George IT, COmsock OF syracuse he Jn
r. Tait Carpenter and Harvey q. Eastman o.
state Prison Inspector NJ X Plat and smith M MeGn
plat slrrgh " Y, eyCOngressman James M. nsrm VI
saratos State Senator s. oSery d rca and H. Ees
Breroort Hole:-Baron blanc Isian I'M @insr v.1
,nont NsfopoLi,an HoterSiate Engineer sylyanns H.
sweet Of Albany and tho Vokes Family mgsSe
dge Theodortc H. Westbrok 1.-THE y. " slpr,ne COurt
0iises HouseI1he Hon. Lyman TIcmain OF AiDany;
nan Voys. The Rev. A. Porter OF Charleston! -.
Grand C,nct Hot-Asscmbyman George West o. Bas,1n
snd Lieut.. Is. II. buckingham. u =. Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-04
BUSINESS FIRMS IN DIFFICULTIES.


The following firms were yesterday reported
20 have failed be,co embarrassed: William D. bcoss
dealer In wooen AZ No POI Church st. Sheriff IN pos
session. Hathaway Kerr, trimmings, at No. Howard
st.; Sheriff IN possession George Butler wool and wood
fiber, No. II Broadway; receiver appointed Combina-
lion Wool Company, No. II Broadway; receiver ap-
pointed Joseph Heron. fruits No. GS WateIst sold cut
by sheriff.
James H. Sherwood and Charles ]. Van Name. whose
assignment for the benefit Of creditors to Richard w. Van
Benschoten has already been reported have filed their
schedule with the Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas
They their liabilities at S3940G 49, their assets at
500 900 and their assignee Is required 20 give bond In
$4,000. SarOuy Benedicbs and Lewis SuZbackor, VINO
made assignment to Joseph scherer IN their
schedule stale their liabilities at $44,979 IL ana their
assets SiA26 ST. The bond required Of their assignee
IN 10000 The schedule Of WIN. L. Roberts, who mas
made an assignment Thorndikc Saunders, places nus
liabilities Si7631 So his assets at 50 400 ~ and the
Court requires OF his assignee bond In $4,000 Edwin
X Cartwright and Agnes l.. Hazard who filed tier
assignment for the benefit Of creditors 10 VIM H. CHEEKS
Yesterday filed al the same time their schedule, showing
their liabilities To be $lOli7 40, and their assets $iooo
The bond OF their assignee is fixed at So,oOU 80
The other assignments fled Yesterday Win me
County Clerk are those OF Meyer Moral aud Bernard
Moral 10 David Moral Moses Calm, AdOlph senon anu
Marx FribOUrg Solomon Moses, and Thomas d. Adams
and Mortimer ID. Conklin to James H. startnp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-04
THE CARLTST WAR.

MADRID, Wednesday, Nov. 2, 1879.
III Cr0nisto announces that tho King viii
take command OF the Northern army early in December
An official dispatch from Gen. MartinezCampos is pub
Tshed stating that the last of the Car-t rebels in Cata
lona TO The number of $50 including six commanders
have asked for amnesty. The pacifcaton OF the PROV
Ince is consequently reported to DC complete
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RECORD OF DISEASE AND MORTALITY.

At the meeting of the Board of Health yes
tcrisy Dr. James presented a rerGrt OF the Riverside
Hospital from May 20 Sept. so, show ing the admission
Of IAi7 smallpox patients, and 1,209 discharges OF
patients cured during that period The percentage OF
deaths was mach less than during the preceding ioir
months, the total number Of deaths being only 3i3
During October SIS vaccinations and 2,5Jj reyaocna-
lions were made Tho Attorney to the Department.
during Oci 0ber instituted 279 actions, and collected
1902 80 for penalties and costs. DR.. Elisha Harris re-
ported that the number of deaths for the week ending
Oct 30 was 1872 and iI FOR the preceding week as com
parcd with 80 and SOB for the corresIOn ling weeks or
iast year. DiarIhcal diseases diphthcTi scartln3 con
tnued fevcrs, and puerp raj diseases had decreased
The mortality among tho homeless class was heavy, ana
OFT Of $50 deaths weeks 1903 were buried at Ilari
Island. Tho death rate last week was equal TO 236i per
600 The following i comparative statement oi eases
OF contagious diseases reported for the two weeks ending
Oct. 80:
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NO TRIAL or TIE TWEED sur TITS MONTM

The motion 10 stflkt the case OF Tic ftDplt
act Tweed The calendar Of the court the ground
lint an amended had been served since the no
tice Of trial. granted yesterday by Judge Van Worst
Mr. Pecbbam withdrawing his opposition. This tnrows
the trial OF the 10 neat month aud until after
The meeting vi The t0rt Oi Appeals at winch The appeal
from The order refusing bill u particulars in the suit Is
l.. Ilr.N al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-04
TIE CUBAN CRUISER URUGUAY.

HAVANA, Nov 3.-rhe authorities at Kings
tom Jamaica have proposed TO restore the cargo Of the
steamer Uruguay under bond OF 5000, spulntng
that il shall 20 direct 10 port of the United staes The
condition has not been accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-04

4 doctor went crt West to practice his pro.
e,sun. cid friend nor han on The street one day and
asked him how he succeeding IN HE business FIRST
rate" no replied. ave had one case "Mcli-ahd
what wac tiiatr at MAS a BIRTH said The do tor
How did Won succeed with that r. well, the old NO
Moan died and The child died. Byt mink m rave The
old man yeiW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TURhIsH IssUKRECTioN.

Iospos. Wednesday. Nov. 8. 1870.
The Pail MoH Gazette this afternoon pub
ushes special telegram from Berlin, which rays hat
the Northern Powers have invited Austria as the ono
most interested to proposition for the guarantees
70 be demanded and the control TO be exercised to insure
the performance the suans proses OF reform TO inc
insurgents in his vsss states Count Andrassy is no"
celebrating such q proposition. Ii Is believed that inc
Sublime Porte will be unable to suppress the repeoh'
and that the Great Powers will sanction the Intervention
of Austria NE II Spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-04

revolving licenses OF teachers for the evening schooswa
adopted A resolution was submitted that the mnsicl
exercises the Normal College be placed under the &
clusive charge OF &. Marogod and also increasing hs
salary ~ $4,000 per apuum IL was iaid over uh' TUG
next inepli NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-04

proprietor OF MARKS HOTEL shot and killed by VIII
liam Barber. an employee In Keliers restaurant It's
said Barber was intoxicated at the time After shooting
Schmidt he proceeded 20 pooehoadquarlers, and gave
himself up.
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gRAIy AND EARTHQUAKE IN cAIIroLSIA.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. "A severe shock of
earthquake is reported Fort Yuma, the Colorado
River Aiyicss from all parts OF the state within the
past n hours Indicate general rainfall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-04
FATAL SHOOTING AFTRAy.

BALTIMORE, Nov. "a special dispatch from
Annapolis Gays thet during an alteration originating IN
political dircassicn iris afternoon, George tchnid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-04

IrSpBoRG's CALIFORNIA W iTsR for flr toilet
Ard path ieghful substitute Tor Cologne Bsy Rum.
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tAnroanremenis.l

BunSrrr's FLAvonlNo ExrRAcr,.-Thc best
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UNDERWRITERS AND THE CENTESNIAr@

UNDERWRITERS AND HE ti.N
Pursuant to call of the Committee recently
appointed by the NewYork Board Of Fbc underwIiers
to consider the subject of proper representation III inc
Centennial Exhibition meeting Of the Cnderwr'ers oi
this city and Brooklyn was held yesterday al NO
J56 Broadway, ). H. Pinkney, President OF the
Relief Insurance Company, acting as CHAIRMAN
A resolution directing the Chairman 10 appoint
an additional committee I've 10 cooperate with the eN-
listing Committee was adopted This committee when
win be appointed in a few days II Is understood VIII con-
sst Of non Board members by which fair representa-
ton of both Board and nOnB0ard interests VIII be Sc
cured and all opposition I've avoided The old Committee
consisted entirely OF Board members follows George
T. Hope President OF the Continental Company, Chair
man. Hamilton Bruce Manager British America
OF Canada, Secretary; william III. Ross. Man
agcr OF the Queen Of Liverpool; 7. hoffman,
Secretary Of the Niagara Company; James NJ. Mclean,
President the Citizens Company with the President
and VicePredent Local Board as cNoliclp mem
bers Ii is proposed TO give nj the Centennial history
OF the business during the past hundred years and the
improvements that have been made IN ehtngmsluS
fires. The Committees of the New-iorB Board are OK
pcctod to cooperate with the Committee appointed last
week by the Executive Committee OF the National
Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-04

TAsTrLrss MEDICINES sold in all drug stores.
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STATEN ISLAM

| SrAPlaroN.-Thc yacht Mohawk viii sail ia few
days West Indics 1t understood. with Mt. Garner
and his family IL sisted that there VIII BE- another
Effort on tho Of the authorities Ia HE clubhouse
4 md ,oek "A this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-04
All who suffer from Coughs and Colds yin
aue relief In WprARs BAisAx WILD CHERRY 500 and a.
OBSTINATE cases of Piles Of 20 years' standing
have been cured Dy DALLEYs MAGICAL PiiS EXTRACTOR

"The world is all a feeting show" but
admission Kyoxe popular stoes 2i2 broadway 53
Brrsdway and in the Fnh Avenue Hoy whore me great
ana matchess 10 his Fall and Winter style OF gen
uepen's hats. This IL the excitement Of the hour.
"SEEMs MADAME, NAY, IT Is.'-Hamlet might
have spoken wordsin referring 10 the PARAs DIAMONDS
they only to be real but really on the sur
face preserve their biancy and keep bright
long purcst gems Of the mines Of Mexico No discovery
eauaod that Of the Partisan chemist who discov
Of dsolvDg diamond cuttings and coating
crystals with diamond surface, for he has placed
within the every lady diamonds which equal
IN biabey and durability those which but the Queens
and PriDeesses Ut the earth may wear.
bolo agtRt RICHARD HUHpHREfS
No 779 Broadway, opposite stewarfs
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DIR. RADWArS REGULATING PILLS,

ercty fastesa elegantly coated for the OF all isor
dsr Of he stomach Liver Bowels Kidneys, Bladder Ner'
Headache Constipation Costiveness Ind
ton Dyspepsia BoIsness Bilious Fever, Inflammation Of
Bowels Piles aud al Of the internal yiscera
Warranted o effect positive
Price % cents per box. Sold by druggists.
DIR. RADWAl Il Co., 81 WARREN-ST., y. Y.