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New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE RAPID TRANSIT PROBLEM.
11IE ItODIt1"'
NEW Plans SUBMITTED To THE COMMISSIONER

NEW PLANS SUBMITTED To THE COMMISSIONERS
DIFFICULTIES IN THE SELECTION or ROUTE.
At the meeting of the Rapid Transit COM
mssioners yesterday bearing was given to Houston
Derrick of Jersey City, who gave the name VI con-
tractor and builder who prepared to construct their
road JB&J NJ Cornell renewed their offer to change
their route above AstOrpace from Lexington TO Thru
ave- L. Kirkup offered to furnish the names Of capital
lists who oud build read according to his PLAN Rich-
ard France sent In model Of elevated four-track
road. The Riley Elevated Construction Company o' 20
lunbus. Ohio. represented by Col II. L. Snow submitted
a plan and estimates Of an elevated road to cost only
100000 per mile. The route would be from the Battery
through whitehall-st, Pearst the NewBowery, Divis-
ion and Chrystiests AMI Second-ave to Harlem River,
with side tracks the Grand Central Depot and Central
Park The total OF eight miles Of road with ~ cars
and 16 dummy engines would be S62i.O00.
Representatives OF the Greenwich Street and Gilbert
Elevated Railroads again in consultation with the
Commissioners II s stated that the Commissioners arc
almost unanimous In regard 10 what the route SHAH be
City Hall, but the crooked and narrow streets
between Cbathamsquare and the Battery give them
great trouble. The Gilbert Elevated Railroad Company
have the right to through Pcarl-s and under the
law they nave also the right tO construct the rOau
wherever their chartered route Is chosen sO unless the
Commissioners see ut To adopt the Gilbert C0mWnys
route through Pea.st they muse 90 on one side OF H.
ana for the sake OF safety not IT, But Nassasht
too narrow and II the route through Wiliains
would the approach OF The last IlV' Diugc
at u point where the approach will I've ID feet III night
Thf dincueS II Is said have been among te n"s'
serous and Troublesome nat Commissioners have en-
couiitcrcd. 1t L. rmUged that of the strong pon.s
In favor Of the adoption OF the G'hr road i hat as W.
charter was given before the Constitutional ainrIdn NJ
Winter it will not be Obliged To sscire the assent
of property in order to Dnid upon It's roue.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
CHANGES IN SCHOOL MANAGEMENT.


MEAsURss FOR THE GRADArIoN OF sALARIES-AP-
PorNTaEHTs At The NORMAL COLLEGE.
A meeting of the Board of Education was
held yesterday afternoon, Prcsident Neeon In the CHAIR
A communication was read by Commissioner Wood re-
qucsting that investigation should be made as 10
whether or not any officials employees OF the Board
we'd any commission the sale OF books furniture
etc used in the public schools The communication was
laid over resolution was passed thai the Committee
on Course of Studies report what measures were to be
taken to represent the City OF NewYOrk in the Educa
tionai Department at the Centennial Exhibition.
Aresoluon Of Commis s3oaer Woo !, that assistant
teacher OF mu c appointed TO superntend .he musical
in n,tructon IN the public schools, AMI that all special
teachers OF music be discharged after Dec 81, 1870
created considerable discussion, and was finally Iaid
over Commissioner Wood thought that 5000 could DC
saved yearly by te change Of plan. IL was moved tia
the Committee on Salaries and Economy prepare plan
to establish uniform system OF payment To teachers III
the Grammar and Primary Departments. The motion
was carried A resolution, offered by Commissioner
Wood, the appointment OF professor nl FfPnci III
the Formal COilcc revived tho Oil discussion, WIN tr
Gu stoary heat, of tine teaching OF French and Ger
man IN the schools. II vas shown that aiter
deucng the graduates, ISL and alhng admissions; %
6ss there we're ljO7 students a the Normal College
OF Jane 30 1873; that though entitled 10 Az INSTRUCTORS,
the College bad AZ present only 30 chat tile Drprtl'
Of French in the College regnlrei "enre reaDi2;ion a
to sat 1t On par with the German Department u was
moved these fact@, that fren'n professor i.sene
Aubert be appointed. at salary Of $500 per annuin
that additional ttor in Latin ne appointed at salary
OF $500 r aunn, to bc chosen from the Model Primary
or Training SCHOOL, or IL not by competitive examine
ton; an that the salar:c, OF Madame bssie hiie ai, @
to - 900 each, their appointments only 10 continue
during pleasure of the Board The resolution was
carried The Pesdcn: announced mat the estines ior
the coming year would be presented at the next meeting
OF Board.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02

TO whom she narrated the occurrence and TO shd
gave list OF witnesses. Mr. Phelps said that ne w0ma
Inform her when the trial was to DO hcid. inis I'M
he had not done, nor had he called meI wy
nesses. william II. O'Dwyer, connseiorat-
law corrob0iated Mrs. McCarthy's statements
Theodore Aub Associate Counsel to the Committee te
titled that he examined the testimony taken at 10.
coroners inquest in the case Of Mr. anu .t
none Of the four called for the prosecution
the trial were able testify to the fact Of the death o
Mr. Mccarthy. Mrs. Ellen Lapham's Testimony con ,
frmed Mira McCaithys account OF her husbana deat.
Mrs. Catherine Peterson the mother OF Mrs MCCARTHY
was then examined She saw Mr.. Mccarthy, WIN a
wound which the blood was pouring IN
q stram come up the stairs Of the house. MI McCarIhy
sober at the Tine Witness was present wnen Cun
nngham came into the whore Mccarthy was lying
Mccarthy did not want HIM there and be went out
Cunningham came to where Mrs. Mccarthy was sitting
ami sad. II you widow tonight, ana your ciio
an Orplau, IL was that killed your husband"
The CO ~e uf Robert L. Williams was tnen tskeh up
williams I. arpt arcd, had been sentenced in February
last to in the state Prison for two years
and six onths Deputy Sheriff Patrick Coughiii being
pin testified tina. IL his duty TO convey prisoners
commitment Of VIII mad been placed in his hands
le did not take the man 10 prison, but cit MN III te
TOnDs the request Of James e. Denny, the pan ccIs
Of the DistrctAttorLcy's office few days ait:rWaiu
the commitment missing, hId witness was intorHcu
that The pr had been discharged Michae Daiy an
associate vf the Witness coiroD0aCu MS tsti
mony James FINN, the keeper OF the Tombs tcstincu 10
having had in possession the coimttcnt Oh VII
ians II was taken away by OF the court OiccIs
From the records OF the Court oi General Sessions IL ar
peared that Judgment in the OF Williams was indei
ney suspended by Recorder Hackctt on the motion Ol
Assistant Dislrct-Attorncy Russell.
The Committee then atjourned until Wednesday next
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
MALTSTERS In COUNCIL.

The Maltsters' National Association Of the
United States held their first meeting of their second
Annual Convention at the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday.
There present delegates from several of the States
and from Canada Tie Convention opened by B. A.
Iyndc of BuGa'o, n. u, who READ paper tie past
and present condition of the matt trade and stated the
objects OF the Association Several other papers were
read. The Recording Secretary said mat the total num-
bor of malt houses in tie country Mt present $40,
with real estate vaue OF SlO,37650o AMI capital Of
Sl3,703 0o0 They had capacty for l9,1570Oo
bushels, and employed 2ii7 aen whose wages amounted
t. 81 0S6 900 per annum. LOais Shade OF Washington
read paper showing the number OF acres Of barley under
cultivation In every State, the Weld te ne OF the pro-
ducts during the past year, AMI the importation and
portation OF barley and mal6 since 1872 The whole
amount of land in tie United states cultivated for barley
during the last year was l,5S06-G ac ~, Which pro
duced 81 SOP 800 bushels. valued az G!99S37G3. TIE
meeting was adjourned TO 10 O'CLOCK tins moilIinS
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02

n,rpNIyG At SEA OF H.: COAL BARK AUEELIE-TIE
CpFy ADRIIT IN A SIOaM -FOUR DAYS AND FAVE
NIGHTS.
Tie ship Moonlight of Boston, from Batavia
May 20, arrived Tuesday bringing the captan ana
crow OF the bark Au.eo of Qiebec, which brned at
goa At the tlno their by tie Moonlight they
Ind been for foug days and ayo nights exposed 20 al the
hrdships Of sipwrec Into 20 small boats 16 persons
Sorc GroyydCd, aioat the open sea, vita only water
and proyis ons enough to last them week; and to
make matters worse, Capt. Octave Cote Of the Auiee
had ,s wife and infant daughter with him.
Can't Cote says tnc Aufciie was lnc vessel OF 5lS
IONS she left Liverpool April IT, with freight OF coal
for the BarDadoes From the Barbados he ordered
TO the iy6r II, Plata Tic fire was hst discovered on
JUL 20 between and p m The course OF The vessel
was s held for the la paia as capt Cote hoped 10 be
able 10 ac port before the vessel was destroyed In
order 10 ta- tie oAtn of the f.c he ordered iron rod
To be Iun down into the hold Ills was drawn Up in "a
few moments vhitehot, showing that the fc had been
bJrlng =, ne tine. BY the sane means lie discovered
that the coal was fire from the stem to the OF the
vessel.
rne fire conn,ed 10 burn in the hold for II days The
leaking of the vessel failed to extnsus tho hin aud
the escape gas became great IA TO endancer the
lives Of al board, and the ship began gradually TO set
The IN he water.
Capt ,ote tncn ordered the boats lowered, and when
e De 4. Of tc ship almost level with the water,
they lei, her in two open boas, Grin. them full Each
boat %ss furnished with two breakers o water aiid a
wesn's sc..,: supply OF food. This was on Aug
Afcr the b., tud snaa. terrible s.orin set IN, and
the boats wcru constant danger For four days and
five nights hoIted ABOUT, alternately drenche. by
the RAN and bn'ned BY he sai and On the fourth day
Capt Cote asorbes the origin VI NC fire to spontaneous
combustion. - ,
when on Aug 10 h. Rescued the shpwrecsc people tnoy
were ner I'd up ard another dag VO Id have t' N
t,r ias for the Iltn a hurricane was experienced
lc iher boats oOuo NOT nave stOCd 10th cieHo n..d
I work hard t. ,ve TIE sip l;sclf rueh gale last
inc SO hours A. D. on Aug. 80 Barnesat iAght was
made and $50 \. the ions adleniu, was concluded
viii Ne biz tl O: Il TO Mr.. AM Jrs Cote.
The LIST v tose rescued from he Aurc e is rs ollows
Octave Cot Quebec, captain and Mrs. Augustine Coto
ana daugucr James Bailey, County Down. mate; Al
pl1Lsc Cote QucDPc, second mat; ". B0net, Qne5cc
steward Cunnn ;innl, iyeiInd; Tnonas Coady, New
fcundlsnd; Chtrlns Haisen Liverpool; Daniel Murray
uassacl set- Ia. wilson. New iond ,id JOnn Kicker
sCi, sLclbourn, H. Il. Clarke tlidOl; W. IhcnDlnss
Woodbridge; John McCugTy, Scotland, seaIacni j. 4
Carew, Barbados, boy
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
AIITIIlIN OPENINGS.

DISPLAYS or PATTERNS FOR FASHIONABLE cos
TUMEs-FALL STYLES OF FOREIGN AND DOMEs-
TIC GOODS.
The Spring opening of Madame DemOrest,
at No. II East Fvureantls, took place yesterday ami
attracted "A very large number OF ashi0nseeaers. Dinner
carriage reception, street and home costumes were lis
played made up OF tissue paper, In all the new ami fash
ionablc tnts elaborately trimmed with marvellous im
tAtons OF aco fringe and knife plating The duplicated
pattcrns of different sizes put up in envelopes with
accurate descriptions and engraved figures on each ell
yelopo aud have arrived at the amount OF 100000
each season There patterns for all the Autumn
and Winter wraps. and every imaginable article for
children's wear The veronque" is graceful paletO
the Esnerada IL revived long pelissc, fur-;rimmed
the UcrmInia" q mantee', cape and Ovorskirt com
bined; new Lolman, the LauGne,' has deep square
mantilla tabs. There jackets and basgues inu.
merabe Tue "Lutra" po!Vuaise presents the elect OF
The culrass basque and oyersklrt c0mDinei lbe
O,erskrts especially elegant The most elaborate
are the Alona," the Sabilla; the Eyadne" unles
simplicity and economy. Novelties In sleeves are nii-
l0rrOu- There new wrapper patterns anu MENUS
8 r. Taylor & Co., at No. S16 Broadway, also had an
exposition paper patterns OF the last Partisan fas
ions Lord Taylor have beg in c.osug-0ut sale of
their Snnuier stock and exhibit Autumn syes o Tor
pign aud domestic stuffs aud dress goods Arnold,
Constable K Co. opened elegant assolt tncnt Of new
faes silks and other dress good', with the Autumn
imporfat ons carpets and oic.Oths both English ana
American. James McCrcery Co. OF Broadway and
Eleyens had exposition yesterday OF lii i'st ol
French and American ail,s, black and in all the new
sades o this there IL large stock OF Pars ana
Lyons velvet Gaeasse Aoyenage damasA Drocades anu
Jdc0aHE fabrics.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
ARRIYALS Or PEACHES.

The receipts of peaches yesterday were ::
Baltimore Railroad; IL carloads by the New-Jer,cy
Southern Railroad, and 5000 crates by the Oh Do
minon steamer from Lewes, Dell total, l36 car-oa s
The total since the opened Is 2,173 carloads
The receipts yesterday moderate but some OF the
trains were five hours late and struggling arrivals
always cause considerable igreglarity in the sale OF
perishable commodities. Some OF tie important Dc'a
ware forced TO send TIER stock to Pia-
dephia EXtra large fIIt begins 10 aiIive, including
MOorc'a Favoritcs and jumps. The latter are vc:y
desirable sort they Will npen without rottlng wien
picked right. This makes them valuable for LOtb fanII
and shipment liiE p1cCS were rc3,izcd only iOr
smal proportion OF the receipts anu tie avcIAg Tor he
lines only viii give the shippers iOft LcVaritic9 a.e
the ends Of orchards in MiXOns scasonapc stumls late
CIaWfOrJs and MOO.es Fay0rltcs
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
IMPROVING THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
CAPT LADs's PLANs EXAMINED by THE COMMITTEE

CAPT, LADss PLANs EXAMINED by THE COMMITTEE
OF ENGINEERS.
The Committee of Engineers invited ny
Capt James b. Eads to examine his plans for the i'm
movement of the mouth Of the Mississippi River and to
conut on the location OF jettes and the methods OF
their constructions opened their first session ut the Fn
Avenue Hotel at IL n. H. yesterday. Ihere were pro'
ent Can't Eads Sir Charles A. Hartley, CHIEF Engineer
OF the EUROPEAN Commission OF the Danube Gen .. !"
Barnard OF the United States Corps OF Engineers Ger
b. g. Alexander United States Engineer In charge
OF the Government works on the Pacific coast
Col ". Mnor Roberts, President OF the Philadelphia
Water Supply Commission II. ID. Whtcombe, Ch'e1
Engineer Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and OF
the James River Improvement; Gen. T. l.. slcKies'
Chief Engineer Of the Union Pacific RaiIroad u. W.
r. Baylcy. Resident Engineer at N,w-Oriean,; Il. D.
Corth, chief Assistant Engineer OF the Jctty improve
James Andrews Of All, ghany City, Penn Inc ,oi.
mce have not, has been stated, annouiccd their IN
dyinal approval of Capt Eass plans, but they arc All
firm believers In III jetty syrtein
The Committee will hold Informal meetings Tor scvera
DAYS and probably will forth their views In report
They ha before them yesterday maps OF he cent sur
OF The South Pass. where the lctles arr peng con
upon the location Of the jettcs, OF dy ykes Iors oi wi"
low mattrt $685. prepared by Capt Eads IL mas neeh
doubted II Capt. Eidss plans would result IN p;rih
nent mprovcn inasnuch the silt or the flVer
would follow the swtcr current OF the improved
SOnb Pass The crest Of the present bar Is seven ana
half miles from tho natural mOuta OF Tire Suuh fass
produced this liar would the sedm mt o tine river
after the completion OF the Jcttcs, to point seven ana
half miles froyl tic present har There the wafer
1000 feet deep, and at least 200 years must IN
tcrycne before tic crest Of new bar would offer any OBJ
strcti0n to navigation the experience with the DahuDc
jettcs il contrmatory OF his vicws.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
THE WEATHER DURING AUGUST.
he officer in cborpe of the SIGNAL BIre:


this city completed at midnight Tuesday his mon.hly
report, giving meteorological summary for August.
The highest temperature reached on Sunday, Aug.
20, at p. m when the thermometer marked 900 in the
shade. On Monday, Aug. 80, the temperature at the
same $50; Tuesday so, and yesterday so.
The average tsmnerature during Angus. was 74o which
compares with prevons years follows: 1874, 100 e
l373 7Io4; 1872 75o - 1871, 73o f. The highest tenn
reratrrc III July was $50 in June, 90 Total number Of
clear DAYS in August cloudy days, 3; days on which
rain fell, 4. Tie total rainfall III August was 1912
inches, the heaviest durirg many years. The Ccer in
charge states that there IS still great deal Of humidity
in the air, causing the COse sultry weather now expert
cnced in This city. Lieut.: Dea having been transferred
10 the chief Signal Bureau at Washington Dr. Hiram D.
Penrod yesterday assumed charge of the sgIa station
in this city, Dr. PcnrOd was previously in charge OF the
Baltimore Bureau.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
CORONER's INQUEST IN THE LANGDON CASE.
An inquest was held Yesterday by Coroner

An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
Croker the body Of James Langdon. who shot in
the umberyard at Ninthave. and Fourteenthst on Aug
Il.
Joseph Mooney tuckman IN the yard, testihcs that
he heard pistol siot, and shortly after man with
revolver in his hand, who said that Lngdon had stolen
his watch, and, in reply TO question whether he shot
him. said that he had not he had scared Eim The wit
then seized this man, but he got away from him
and escaped Timothy J. Conners testified tha, Willie
talking with named Curran, stranger grabbed
Lin and pulled him upon Blceckerst car saying,
want you" Thinking he was detective, witness got
away from the who 5eckoned to Iancdon and Cur
and then after them Witness then ran across
the square TO Hudsoust and aterwafd heard that Lang
don was shot. This testimony Confirmed by Thomas
Reiley, the conductor Of the sftcar, and other cor
roborave testimony given VI John Ling,ion, the
father of the deceased man. and William Lcv1cge, -
policeman Of the Sixteenth Precinct. DIR. Thomas e.
Knox gave medical testimony rs TO langdons wouni
and tie then given 10 the Jury, 10 returned
verdict that LangdOn shot by pistol In the lands
OF some person unknown TO thcm
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
RESULTS OF THE BLACKwELLs ISLAND INvEs-
TIGATION.

reetion Yesterday removed Keeper Edward Reese
service tie department, for the reason that while
Michael Connolly. the prisoner who died In the Penitcn
liary Friday at workn Reeses gang, he had been
.hamcfully abused. Commissioner Brennan went to
Black wes Island yesterday afternoon to consult with
Warden Fox regard To ling these places that have
been rendered vacant by the discharge OF those officers
who maltreatad Connolly. H. said that the Commits
siouers have instructed Warden Fox Ia recUlBeII some
nan in hon has confidence for promotion TO
tue place Of First Deputy warden. Tho Connssloneia
will accept Warden FOx's Recommendation ana hold MN
responsible lor tho good behavior and competency OF his
,nrbordinate. The testimony yesterday was simply
ccrrobortve OF previous evidence aganst Cowenhoven
cary. Boyle, and Reese, who have all been dlslnsseo
tlUm tIc dopaItnent
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
CITN HALL. NpTES

William A. Boyd. the newly-appointed Cor
poraon Attorney, and e. D. GAZE, the Attorney for
the Collection of Pers0na Taxes, Yesterday al DeaIed he
re the Mayor and sworn into Cice. The former
gave bonds IN 81 900 anl the latter in $4,000.
f. W. Wbttemore .as been appriaied assistant il the
Controllers Office AT sgary OF $4,000 per year Mr..
Whit more was Dcvuty Chamberlain uudc Mr. Lane,
and de has also held the post OF Secretary OF the Park
Department.
Capt. william l. wiley, formerly Superintendent O.
Parks aud Edward North have been appointed TaN A.
scssors ia the places Of Z. woodruff and j. McHaIg.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
TIE MOORE DIVORCE SUIT.

Tie suit OF Elizabeth Moore against Austin
d. Moc~e for absohite divorce 8 tritd before City
Jul Mecca in Brooklyn yesterday. hrs Moore 'csii-
fcd that size ndrIcd in 1871 and her hu band Lad
taken away all clothes and iewiry, and had eH her
without su ppcrt although his income was $500 per
year. Testimony introduced proving charges OF
az sIters again L iho q Zen amt. Jdst McCe le.t the
amount # al'mony to b. determined after hrs ac,'n
pcndug the Surrogate ami sad tdt Il " ere was
airy law Dy which he could deprive &oorc OF all his III
come he would enforce iC
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
WORK OF TIE GERMAN SOCIETY.

The German Society of the City of New
York report that in Jaly there arrived in 81 vessels 01G0
steeIage passengers including 2473 Germans OF thee"
Germans 735 arrived from Hamburg, 1927 from
Bremen, 3s7 from Liverpool, GO rom Glas-ow - from
Uavrc 195 from Rotterdam, 80 from Antwerp, ard 20
from London. The migration .Jr the first months OF
1875 was &C., ,163. against 91 ,753 in 1874.
The Germans came from tie following provinces
Baden, 1872: Bavaria 26- Brunswick, . Bremen. rs
ssaca and Lorraine. 81; Hamburg IL II DarD,stadt.
1iG; NecklcnbIyg, G7 Oldenblrg 80: ussa, 800
SaxOny, 80; WurtenberE. I39 Lippe DetnOld, 2.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
A poLrcEMAN's ABUSE or HIS WIFE.

Catharine Mclaughlin, wife OF Patrolman
Henry Mclaughlin Of the Second Brooklyn Polite Pra-
oinct, eniofeI the Y0rkst st.tion-holsc about l3O
yesterday aud asked for medical all saying ihat
so had been kicked severely by her husband at their
home al No. 23I Plymouth-s.. she was very faint, ard
, plysiolan who was summOnod, finding tat
she was sufie ring from dangerous internal
htmorIhagc, ordered her removal to the
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
r,ryrRAL or EDWARD II. TRACY.

TIE funeral OF the late Edward VI. Tracy,
Clu. Engineer OF tie CrotOA Aqueiuet tcok place yes
teriay at 10 a. H. in ST. eorfcs Episcopal Church Tho
services were conducted by the Rev. Dr. Tying, assisted
by the Rev. Mr.. Russell largo Number OF the friends
NJ Mr. Tracy was present among them was del sa on
81 engi1eers froin the Croton Aqueduct Department. AT
de conclusion OF the ceremonies, the remains Weio
conveyed 10 Woodiawn Cemetery ior in,a1uieDt-
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
IMPROVEMENT o. THE KINGsBRiDGE ROAD
The Allclmanic Committee ON Roads me

NOTIII4IIVVNN VII
yesterday, Aldermen Mccarthy III thechair petition
referred the Committee by the Board OF Aldermen was
received signd by 600 L'opcrty adjacent
TO tho proposed line OF opening, STRENGTHENING, and
widening Kingsbridge read from Observation-Disclosures
1fth-st iiafu River The petition asked tha' tho
work sEoull be done W days work. under tie diccton
@. the Commissioner Of Puhtc Works. and that tic road
shou'd b, idamizel both sides, win center Of
cartb ike 1eu.i-aVc. a!o.e One -hundTcdinCfitT-
nfth st. Tne Committee Adjourned without action, ior
nf. Nreek
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
ppO.gINENr ARRIVALS.

Bieroo,i House-sir Edward Watkins and SIT SILL. 20
seph ron o. England Cart Cook OF the ste mshp tussa
and the ev Dr. William Ru9dcr of Pinadeph ~
Admiral Charles y. Boggs u y Savy ~ =.
dreop JolsI-The Charles 7. GOrbam w. y minister W
the Netierl W T. Wright u Consul az ssnSs 1s SS
zl Dr. Warren Webstcr u :. Army, and Col H. - Nc,
Hna'.r Htet-aen David Hunter ana =, 1tai
g. a!axsnder u T. Army 1Tdnd Centrd noe1e
NIoy NJ T. stearns Of Florida Ho6,nan Hous,-Congrsss
man samuel j. Randall Of philadelphia the Rev Dr !! Ire
Land Tucker Troy j. W. Kncwon CHIEF Clefk OF tee
Post ice Department Hotel BTunslc,ek-As man -
H. Hammond VI Geneva, ~ Y....S Nichotds Hotst-GeD.
James S NegIcy Of Pittsburgh the Hon. Jerome Chat
lee OF Colorado Uestmfnser Hotet-Commander Henry VII
spr- n. -.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
srApDING AFFRAY N NORTH WILLIAM STREET.
Aporey J. ScuIlen visited the concert saloon

Of In HaoSh at No 16 Horh Wi'iarrst., on Tucsihy
nigEt and beean, engaged disturbance during Which
he received cnt OIL the lip. Al 1890 H. yes
eri ,y SnIlen met Hlllock Ia North Wilianst- aui
hent ensue.i durrs which SeueD stabbcd Ha ock four
tunes with penkne, three wounds Daihg Inflicted on
the body and the fourth very dangerous one, IN lilo
throat, scullCn WAS arrested bout noon.