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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-09
TIE PEACH TRADE.

FINE FRUIT ~ THE MARlET-AHEIV.L5 FROM hL"-
JERsI.Y-Y yesterdays RAY"l OF PRICES.
The receipts OF peaches yesterday were loI
carloads by Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad carloads by the Sow-5rsey Southern hAiF
r,ld 1000 paekngss by the Old Dominion Steamship
Compares steamer ron Iewes, DcL, car local. A'"H
IA al rs carloads Since tbe season opened J'SOS car
loa.s or SOL go Baskets making average % nearly
80 500 baskets per day fer the pas Il days. have peh
received. TIC supply OF baskets is large, but very
steady demand prevents any serious accumulation
There would be sGrpus All tine flliewlA III prime
condition CT ltcs very dull Shippers grnefay ouy
fom receivers baskets, ter orders require or spec-
ul.ive ideas proInpt, and pack in rev crai-s
The supplv Includes nircrpes ami extra large late CTd"-
fords Some Of the later are very hHhdsome'
Not many years ago such specimens could DC
on,y seen at fruit exhibitions, Willie thls
season il win be no unusual tang them piled up On
the commission stands. AL Of thu i'kinSs run true
that IT, tho crop heavy That aere is no tune 20 a's
or Top of packages. TIL is advantage TO buyers
aorrsiown v j., stock is arriving N moderate way
and soils aDoIt IS wei Delaware fruit IN some N
stances il does little letter. there Il not ;he same
hurv required to ship it N the other stat ana conse-
qucatly 1t arrives pronerly ripened The following arc
yesterdays wholesale quotations:
4 J,hnsnn $50 baskets 1T ~ 10 II 50 FOR Extra Crw-
forIs 80 cents "r PAN fr'.; 100 crates AZ - %
81 80. common Is prime sor1a 1900 - - $500,
las Nix Co.. 900 baskets az 50 70 80 cents for COM
mon 20 fair. and - cents for lHic ift -@.ey 'se
Cr~wfuris broue: 81 -. o
" l. q \. T.. Eadie 1000 BASKETS ut 40 10 10 GENTS
inc''iun quality 40 g.,
u. me baskets p.puG.t - cents
hi Campbell son. 500 na ets at 30 - 81 coats for
rIin f,!it, and o. - for prime sorts 200
cra,eg Il; 30 cents IN poor ori,r. 1900 - -. g..
Jiinrs0n BrOher-, 5000 bskets ~ - 10 % rhtS 'oi
comm IN to fair: extra qualify brought Il ~ n D
iIiliarI ;: cMuSil, 500 biskes Common 10 -'' ~
80 70 10 ccnis: prime 1t - cents u 81
Mount < !imes0n 100 bas.eia az ~ 70 % co's.
TtTs Tfl-rs 3 70 bd k.ts at 80 cents fer plain, 70
cents Tor prime 1, fe SOLD az 81 40 crates Dioea'
81 cents t0 Il. - -. -. ..t.i,
rs cents - pr 2O crates a. % n's 20 "a
w. J. q :. Al. Diy nfgrt, loo hi-ketS ~ 81 30 ~ e-nt
for or, .iuafv, and - cents II for extra ffult -
Butter Brothers, 4,1Oo y cAa-cS, q - - ~ 49,. >,
PLAIN and - IT'S 10 Sl for eX; crates AZ % ''nS %
1 ~ few extras a. y. ,c-,. co
Fulfnan DTlp-s, 700 1ac1soa; n'sAets ~ ., 10 w
cents Icl 70 gooa cr1te- - -, ceht- ~ ~
OF very Iancy so, a. aDOu, % basc.s were quoted at
81 30.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY
EPIE CHANGES.

rYr SEVENTEEN DIRECTORS AGREE TO RESIGN wiisS
cALLKD UPCN-ruREE EXPECTED TO RETlRE
ssoRrIY-NIR. JEwErr TO RETAIN HIS OFFICES
SIR EDWARD WATKINS DEPARTURE.
Sir Edward Watkin, the representative OF
she English sharehoe~ and sondhoders Of Erie, having
somrieted MS MISSION IN this country. sailed yesterday
for En-Iand kithoat making known the details OF iis
here officially stated. however, thar rs
HI result hs visit 70 this country the II directors
OF the Erie Railway company have signiheu ti'ii
within mess to resign. President Jewett has Tie agree
.en either verbally in writing Of ali his associates "
-e,igr whenever called upon. II Is not exected. h'"
,yer that more than three directors VIII be c'"''u
apen to withdraw. s. l. NJ Barlow h'+ ~
pressed his intention Of resigning and only awaits
the meeting of the Beard CT Directors TO tender hs res
lgnailon finally and firmly.
From y director of Erie IL was learned yesterdsV mat
sr Edward watkin WAS satisfied with the appointment
sf Dir ewett as receiver Who the other retiring III
nc,ors will be Is officially stated, hut II is nii-
serstocd that r. snydam Grant aud Henry q.
s.es6lns will probably ~ cut. David A. Wells
NJ Norwich Conn: O. Srauldrg % Buffalo. y. Y, and
pther~ are oeniion Il possible candidates Tor the
Direetes Ai.houga :. l. NJ. Barlow rctircs from tue
3,rec ION u Is understood that he viii SIN retain hs re-
cations ~ the COMPANY counsel No plan o re0rSanl-
"a n has vet been proposed Hugh J. JGwett viii ccu-
hhus s and President az least for the present
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plSSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIvERPOOI--Ti sternshtp Russff SOFT s-nn$
John Psrrott c. Arnold the Reg j. lyon, Mlss Mary Il
Crn Tcna H.sse ID. j. Napier w. d. Napier, H. Ssine IL
king laughter and two children Miss Imiy kacr La s
a Iioun,r p. l. p .i.s, -. L. shapseen ar d"aId We
Wafyi AZ and ue- h. Mexican and aiaa Misc MARY a. n
gera. Rev. r. Qun, NJ Moodeaeid NJ; kHseals',, .'i.
is.c,Iuitnd Russell, Mr. ani Mrs. Minor pscxer,
Peel Ioln W Aisen Scott Mr.. and n - j. Clark' MA
role H. b. It.ehari.on, w. r. Upman, MI alH MIS- ,.
Forbes eliLi maid; NJ. and Mrs }! "ni2nA n l.
W.t-il. UaEry J MaciGs.ld IL. b. BTaytou. 1870 -
FOX SAVANyAHLt siCqashfp cry 4 SIN t'orgo -
S-Srs Weymouth AID da.ghter, r. a!ria r. d. heLos
A. B. scT+ber b. Bray. r. raySngs, Mr.. Anne Innis ~.
. Gl,byt T. NJ Gilbert, Mrs. }. Dolly, Miss = rogers hrS
Mr. T,vtsnas r. Cohel A. Is. Birch, Il Fashan +. Hans5
r Ifall Am Green, II. wood, p. OBrel y y EvsnA
z Otis Hubbard, FRED lDteSsn ~ Nonaa a. Lhee liza
RraIy Aiss Mary Gilman, ]. Williamson. a..
stIrr Heury Father ina Misc Jane NJ Husr d. EerYs
Isu 2 John Mrs: J. Craig, l. ackrinan Davis
iiar,sock Mrs 4. Engind. Mss sabels hcAle MI H11
drs ID. NJ UunsaoTe aud infant, J0nI Ahiofeu, MI az
Mrs Facl fDen Herman Mixer Mss n AtateS
Nm Mceregor Miss IHauella McGTegUr, James Saughton
James IL urst, Hail. y. LauI1ston
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Ur,ycs CoIrN1y HOSPITAL, ABUSES.

REPORT OF rnE TNyHsIIGATiNG coHAiTTkk-coN-
FIITING TEsrMONY-rIE CHARGES ONLY PAR
TALLY CoNTRADICrED.
Tie Kings County Commissioners OF Chari-
ties at thc. regular meeting yesterday, at the county
Ans-house at Fbush, received the rrort OF the Coin
t;ee Of Investigation upon the ase' sad TO have Deen
inflicted on Maria Pennington anu EzaJ Graham, whiie
patients in the County Hospital The rapOrt Of the Conn
mittee presented substantially the following as lis coz
clJs0n IN tho case
There are several rrrconcilaD.e differences IN lhe
stores 81 the witnesses hrs. Pennington swOrc tat me
nirsc struck her severe b0G In Tie mouth ma mar ner
tch were Knocked cut, AID tnat Enc cred Out SO ti
she could have heard distance. The O,EeT palcnos
present al the tDey nal recollection 0 any
on the lille gr by tie IL .raeictoi by the sIri
herself s,e swOre also that abe had tod MISS OinLh
how she been .ised. Mis- GTahat1 ~ iOsitiveIy
syore tncy erscd about me matter MS
Pennington swOrc that she lad been furnished "th
only one bottle OF milk punch while under
charge Of Dr. DristOw. This MAS contrauried
Nv the entries in the books OF the Hospital.
all tleir statements. But Mrs. Pennington
statements hOi AL grounGless In regard ~ INC
COARSE mann violent temper OF the nnrse she ~
coroborard BY Ms. smith, patient. and Diners IL is
also established that she used profans language, anu al
though tle question Of ntOXrdlOn is IL dispute the
ght evidence the belief that The nurse WAS
az one time h4t under tue influence Of hqIor
The Commit say That t1c Suieinleliclt o. clen ue
partineni is the DrOpe- person 70 whom complaints
snol De made, and should tle.a officers disregard as
complaints. Commissioners Viii Al Al shines SEQ tia'
~ Will DO Icur.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEw.YORK.........-.......s
CLEARED.
steamship City Of Antonio. Pennington Savannah L
seaship rybee Kuehl Turks Island Porto Plata SAINTS
ssnsip Gulf stream Troon, Charleston. J. w ouintArs
sSsmship Ann Eliza II harts Philadelphia Jaa Hand
la c,noae uaoney Queenstown On Falmouih ordssA
Mar BARI sa1neli sr Cummings London Peabody, Wills
p p-,c Tse,,s spqieshaven, Curacao, oovale G Co.
brig Johanns aarearetna tNor. NasDaAsep "hi'shAve
ig Byls ,irs ash saniandcr simpson clapp 90
Big Hgsgero la krEi s 81 Tpans pm PSnis:S Co
schr Nellie f. sawyer, Gatcheii Port JooIs'n simps0s
Gar W IT. Pharr Eawards Charleston slagh. Petty
scpr Kendufkeag. Wyatt Jaek-oa'ine r. y 'n sa.S =
Schr Eugene (Br.i Merriam, st. SonnS' ~ +" bSs
er Goitn Williams STANFORD Stamford Manufs>
Whom bonn rEP Sss esv.4 Is ss o.
Soo 9 A Graves; cos ssSS fnS Ssss Ja aaaS
s,s,,os,,p Amerque CFr, Poasol,, Havrc Aug D. v,A
1's. .a i Hermann 70 Ger sschrsnn Bree Aug 49,
vis southampton 2s. VITA li and p - cut VIA
rn,se and pass 70 y Ai;.sEdre soss ., ,,, ~
er Nat Ne Last E@pans benson ~ s. IL a.s%
S ss Julia cnch Br) MaOney, xuqaash IL Gays win
Steamship Montana CBr Guard, for Liverpool While pro
ceeny to s yers Ne 3 TIE Ionsas osts % .
iia5 H. Sth TIE assistance of tus ard preceded
-. p..5..r~ ,v,cb
$50 S,h elS anetor., Bay, towel W u
tho rJy a IA. Of the OH
IVY DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ev,yr ospox Sept s-Arrivsd, schr Juliet from Csps
HGyt .U-rs. -. ,,..sh...
49,, n ~ pss sept sallod steamship kenedo (Br.k
,or 4 .verraol !. (,crtsgde How f)r tuatan
poggL ,sD Me-. sept ARRIVED schr George ErDoks ~
RonmIr Cleared Isabella, for bennooec 10 "~I ID
sASASyAH Sept S-Arriyed. steamship saEasossa froo
F;ycrsco Sept Cleared, slip Charles Il. Marshall
for L.yersOol
FOREIGN PORTS.
Novutr SEMI g-1he AGchOr Line steamship ElysA
cs irom New Yorx Au. %, for Glasgow, arrived here
toby.
DISASTER.
sr John Y h. sert s.-fhe scllr CneSrecte nom Pcfon
o., 4; ,nl'r<r Ne with lAi,ery hoS~, noAs
O..,ldy. Oh cstGrlAy, L.l Is iota. loss
kU,. Lalcst Ahis he,cs see tgsh Pugel
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HOMICIDE BY A POLICEMAN.
4 C0LORl.D Nan SHOT IN BRooELfN WILL TRYING
TO ESCAPE FROM 4 sTATlOE-DOOsE.

q
To ESCAPE FROM 4 sTArOS-IiOOSE.
Robert Gilmore, age 25, coloTed coachman
employed by Daniel Z. ArSlirobau Of No 50 s'e"nG-
place Bgoo3lyn was and instantly Killed by Patri-
man ReA-aosa joyce OF the Tenth Pore Precinct vos
tercay while lie attempting 70 escape from cS dy
officer Joyue states that while hc was or s1;y a. Futon
and Ray,ncr,sts.. abont 800 p. some school children
told ln that three colorcd were Fighting On Fiat
bush.avc. He summoned Officer Hoaycy. Who was IN
AMY near PubHc school-house No. Is. at PIT
,;rcst and TlHrtaye.. and She two oiice-a IN
re,cing Fourti.ave found three drunken coorea men
pusn- and pulling enc another about CT the sid'Td'f
and acn very Ooisterously The -fcers arrested the
soored men and took Thorn 70 the Tenth Precinct So
house on Bergen-st Flatbush-ave where tay de-
scritcd themselves Robert Gilmore, unmarried fSa
o. ~ sccond-p,ace: Frank Rawson age D. OF NO. ~
en,i.h- - snd John frarcis. age So o. New-JcrScy
Sergeant Mcnamara ordered the prisoners - ne ccied
o. 10 answer CHARGES OF G.sorerly conduct Gi!i1of
eood-loobng man and we'll dressed protes' 81
against TIE Ssrcoant's order and said he hal d"uc
could justly be imprisoned Mean
while Officer Joyce locked up tawson nj FRAMES ara
iust IS re repurninS for ,llM"fH SAG Ni'',
raH INTO the rear yard OF TIE sta uh-Io'Sc' ,,
dashing through sac Sa'cN1y Nnl'n q. -. ~, :,
r zen on recIp+ OF some refarr@. an SNitV h
Rersen4t. Officer Joyce pursued le prisoner ana 'u
VA ra'ily leaving bis pgrsler hchinL T." "ii'er ~
kss re, Diver which Discharged g. ne say n' geo
dsnis ~ string ags.ns. MS dr AMI o'itu'iS e.1 -
sia1t 200 - rom tIr' Sc On-hJut,a CU.ci p =
and eFaeT ID 81 the center Cf tie f0tODt li
Flaros and HawSon, WHO were with Gilmore, were
slightly ur4er the influence Of llGor When they were
con .rse, with By reDorter Of TIE IHlBuSE at the
taf hcas. but they denied tiat ley a1d been IlA
ftev said ~ Francis c;..e frV.n NcW-lesey 20 s5
r.. sson and they went - saloon KEEP DF cOpi''i
man. q Ayrt,e-lvc. and Ndvv-st.. Wnefc tty lnor -
mon. Atrr drinking three OF f1u- gis Is o DO - 'c
ne starse lwa.d Prospect PI~g, an when hay Y r.
sr-estei they having rOc. Diuilg am push ~
eacl other about without interfering w1tr any ono else
scr-san. &cNa.ara SAYS thct the pri.o.eTs We.e -,
dr1.r vi i!icv b~uu is. % tic station .', Ai
Offers ioyce aiti HCavcv make the saTc st,s'ln H.
ON Toree 10 has a WIG AMI t~c children, aa AZ
roiu.as. rs policeman in September, BIB re s heid
urder arrest by order IF Sulri-a;eIdau III Cal' 1c u
eva "a nGucst By Coroner Slms anu Use action u TIC
%. ~ r1.f.~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-09
RoBpER1Es REPoRrED TO TIE POLICE.

Superintendent w allIug received the loiloW-
ing reports yesterday Of roDberies:
Joan Hcssian, assistant jsnitor OF Public Primary
School No l6 In East Thirty socond-s' was arrested On
Tuesday by Detective Ferris. the charge OF having
stolen large quantity Of school books during the Vaes
ton Men scLOol opened Monday There were 10
books To give to the schOlar Hess!an admitted ts lac
had tien the books and lad sold them TO John keardon
Of East Thirty ffil-st who arrested yesterday on
the charge OF receiving stolen property. Hessan WA
held Yesterday default OF LOCO bail 10 Answer, AMI
Rearfon was locked up last evening ut Police Head
quarters.
Csnre-s was entered by burglars early YESTERDAY morn
ing and Dbcd of $50 IN money The burglars iorcei Oh
the lock OF the basement door.
John Tobn * soas liquor store Mt No 163 East Brood
way, was entered yesterday morning and robbed oi
cigars and money to the value OF $40
Hugh Mccarthy. age II years, and Cornelius Farmer
age years were arrested early yesterday morning FOR
committing a burglary the resideaoe of Bernard
schIestien at No. 40 East eixtythIrdst. They were
also charged by Charlotte Taehte OF No 093 FirstaSe
with having robbed tue TIL Of her store Oh Aug &C. AT
the Yorkyile Police the prisoners were he'd Tor
trial .. s,.. .... ,o,,oa q,
Tuesday ght OF wearing apparel valued ~ S2oo
An roif thief stole the watch OF Nneenx0 tarininitc
OF NO 4O7 Last Tgcntetn-st., on Tuesday evening
White Carainiie ahayng customer IN tis Dirper
shop No. 1853 Last Twenty fOuIiL-st LIE Watcn Vas
John H. Wood reports that during tho pas, week the
mOncy drawer OF his BAKERS slOp, Al NO Ito facAsl'
.noaE t.ieves stDle SIoj worth Of wearing apparel
from the apartments of Ellen Laugrg, At No 10 Non
roe-st, on Tuesday evening.
Frank Claus and Charles Oroas rooncd fogeiher ~
No ~ stlnoust Gross aceusco Claus 81 stealth, 40
asd . watch valued ~ si2o, nom hun Cans was
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.
nrrIrncnAY gilt q

THURSDAY. SEPr q.
via ymoat ChegD0urH Jgd Hamburg py tie
Steamship Frsa, mails close az llaO a AL supple
no tntav Mail closet at $50 Stsa ls.p saIs AZ p
m iron, Pier a. foot OF Tilrtst., HobOEen.
For Havana CGba by steamship CreseeGt CITY mails ese AZ
m A supplementary Mail Is clos "a a. 80 p III StS4ni-
ali D calls AZ 3 D. a. Pier No. Is, l.Orth RIVER
FOR BeralIia by the steamship Gamma ~ AS close ~ p
II. steamship sails AZ RON Pier No IA, North H'er
FRIDAY. oEPI. ~.
No Steamship Mails.
SATURDAY SEPT IL.
england, Wales, lrrlan. ant France via OeensOoWn
and Liverpool by the steamship Brtsnn.s. mails close a.
Il3O A m A supplementary Nal rs Closed al b. H. steam
snip -Iils 1t 2 D. Ia., rom No. 81 Ncrta RIVER
FOR only, GLisgOw, by TIC siehHnp Netora
mails close IL 80 n. supplement AIRY NAL - clost'i -
D. Steamship sails al p nl iroh Fier No ~ N"A
River. -,-...> -. o.-.,
amuinn and Bremen the steamship Nam, malls close al
Il5C a. Supplementary Mail u closed ~ l;so D. M
ean hlp sals AZ D. from Pier foot Of Tbrist Hooo&en
Malls Wesi, by the steamship Cisy Of Waco close AZ
steamship sails at IRON le No ~ LAST RIVER
SUNDAY. SEPT. IL.
Mails el0-s IL o'clock II. Inc PootOlcc Ks open
- 10 IL e.
Mails for hand close at the New York Postoice
every day Il 1870 y. m. -. -.
Afil Tor Hfax, y. j., ID closed AZ tho new foS~ Posv
oflev every Gay at p. m.
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thai he finds that sprague and kolman consrred ana
confederatcd together a. appropriate aud convert 70 her
own tie msacys Of sad city, ia the puss' ssion or
under tie catrol OF the IIaintn and said kodnil as
IpC. and Deputy Tfca<cr, ~ Aforesaid and thai
in prsua.rcc OF sacA conspiracy the pibil ana sad
od!aan dii Jointly and severely convert 10 tieir own
use certain large Uf moury, the property OF san
CIV ia their pJssessiuB or under Their CONTROL "a
afNrcsald."
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arrested and held ut the Essex Market pocc Court in

arrested and held ut the Essex Market Poilce Court IN
IL 900 bail for trial
Sneak thieves entered the apartments Of Rafael Glen
nari, at no. 800 kati-aye. on Tuesday evening, anu
robbed him Of Iowery VARIED nc P293.
At tie Neutrality-suspicious. Police Court yesterday. Chas
H. MADAM was held IN 5000 bail for brsi1inR mo ehs
ho,tr OF HIS mother Eliza NJ MADAM at No 552 Second
ave- and stealing - In money LOUIS Edwards was bed
for stealing $50 worth of clothing froin the house o
Mary Iurerer, at No. SAT Hldsonst.
At the YOrsve Police Court yesterday, Louisa Lynch
and Ann Martin held Charge or naving stM,
a gold watch and chain, valued at SIS, from john
Behan Of No 33I Eas, Tairtysixtst., vile on pcIc
In Turtle Bay Park.
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The following s table Of the increase OF depth In IL
ri yers of Euro q Where lettlcs have been elective:
Original depth, Present Depth
AFFECTING LIDERALITY.


As an innOcent-l0oting old man was going up
Wasting. on-st yesterday, drayuin nodded 1t him,
TN. asked:
Want 1 dray, Mister ~
fur from home and can't pay lei sht on IT, hncn
obieeged. though. Vlekshurg is powerful nice t0"n
other inquired il wanted hack, and now you oder INC
a tlray 1 wish lived here"
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conducted under tho Department o. Pubic "o u,
10 az inc casable waste oi piDic ondy, an
series OF many years. They crowded On now ngahst
the protests OF propertowncrs 10 serve ne "a
Estimate and Apportonmen street nprov 1I ,
kinds the subject OF consideration. nso' ~,
further OUTLAWS of public aE an lnciease !" 'He
Besides recent ard pending ordinances authorizing
street npros enents, there Old ordinances r "ot.S
wlJch haze not vet been executed and WHICH ac 10 De
undertaken. In 1874 ordinance was passed ior
NM the carrssroy7ay Of Eghtisve. from circle at
Fifty nnth-st. One-hnnlreaud twenty IN nii
by the Dspartnen Public Works to-;ncrrow 20 MS.
IL is estimated that the cost VIII De over T5 ~ 80
Fer large portion OF this work te Milling ve res
and deep, anu me pavement VII not ge ty ' a,ver
tised should not be cOnsumnsltei. ~ elm
In view oi these facts cfier my protest as Ile
takngs of this character involving increase o. aen. IA
THIS elass Of street WIZ ; ' desire
To warn you and the public IN TIE most elipfalc Ei1f
tAa the vounc OK advances by the city for tcs class OK
work mas reached iimit beyond which IL ouSnt noI 20
II TIC system breaks down by r..son ot Iies. ,
pendres beiIs constantly pat Hpon the ety. esnno'
be answcrahic the consequences Nery res ect!iIy
ANDfEw H. GREEN. Controller.
THE KYGsBgIDGE-ROAD.
The Committee on Roads o. the Board OF Aldermen
met yesterday afternoon at the City Hall TO consider the
petition Of propertyownes along the line OF the kings
brderoad for certain improvements TO the road Al
dcrinen Mccarthy and Rclley Of the Committee were
present and also W. H. Hays, Isaac NJ Dyckman JOS pa
H. Goodwin, Joseph Fisher. Hosea Perkins, pr. Be.i-
ford John A. Haven, George i.,spinds and 0tier
pronertyowners Tie petition set forth that IN order 10
furnish to the unemployed worsnen on the Hpeg
end OF tie city KingsOric sroaa should De rcSnlcu,
Graded paved iasg 3D. and curb aud gutter stones set il
euldTod -iiths to t..e A.ein hyef, . S,
lance g. nearly four miles. remonstrance WIS rtctiNe
against having the Teri; done y days Tor M ILL
g,ress-d TIC Comlni. l. length bea.! OF the prop
erfyo,ynerz claiming at TIE IMPROVEMENT Of the o'r
was rnuch needed. and that me wOIk could Ge d1he NOR
economically by con AIT than ny days "oFa liS VI
ft stdup
tbat t. mon eInp.nyed by the u p&ItmeDt OF Pablc
Works did rc work more than Jur or n, no.
"A day and were pad for full lime. Mr. rays az.
Goodwin ir Perkins. and Others cOucirred III M h-
vCu's views and tine Committee hGaly dec,cr'i 10 re,r
On favor of Tue asked o9 and " nave no
WORK d, ne by contract Tue Comm ttee aad proper'ys
owners fp went ~ office OF the COnlinss"hcr ol
~ M V'gYks aud were informed ny Li s.4lt tue crlef
O,lsr 70 te Corporation, T. DeiLe!t smith, haI -IF,L
an opinion 10 tho effect that tie Department" t ~
NurEs l. empowered 10 tL> wOfh " coitlt.
au ordinances " Common Council. Surveys iid % OF
mad. and contracts drawn, which wOglG De ready ia
lew DAYS Tac work would De done ID sections no
wonld c begun ~ the necessary 1osdiA'i1ios
Cygg DO complied WIKI.
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Clark bound from Liverpool Bombay and taken into
Perna,nbuco where they arrived Aug D.
The Lochnvar built In Glasgow, aud rates A IN
the American LIoyds. She l27 feet long. "A feet
breadth BEAM and IL feet depth OK hoid, ana was
owned by ]. Il ID. sprout of Liverpool.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

srn rtse. 535 s.E scts.... 10 Moon sefs-....l1S4
THIS nAY-A. ~ %.
2O3 Cows Island. 2:3i Hen g. ferrJ Al
hIrn WATER DAf--P. T. "A
saaay HOOK 1884 Cows Island. oOs iIe '" Fos.r -
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THE BRIG LocHrsvAR LOST ON REEF.

Information was received in this city yester-
day that the British brig Loeinyar. while on her voyage
from this port to Pernambnco went ashore on Roeeas
reef near Fernando, tho night Of July 20, aud after
rounding upon the rocks for time became total wreck
Her captain aud crew picked up y the shp Carrie
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u1-DrcAI CARE At TIE CHARITY HOSPITAL.


At q special meeting of the Medical Board
OF the Charity Hospital Sept g. report OF the rpec
Committee appointed to investigate the charge OF nee~
OF duty preferred against Dr. Lcnihan OF the hospital
staff by the Commssic OF Charities and Correction
VS. receiged aud accepted. The report states Aat Ok
Lehman gave All unusual amoun. OF time anu atteh-
ton to the case Of Connolly The special Committee
entirely ezonerates from any charge OF neglect OI
duty commends his and promptncss. and condemns
the carelessness and inderegee Of the keepers VINO
failed TO Obey doctors INSTRUCTIONS AMI WHO pre-
suineh To order prisoner work WHO had been pu on
tire sck roll before lie had discharged as veil ~
fine Doctor The rerOrt is signed by DIS Walter r.
Gillette Henry G.. PaArd, anu william NJ CDaIh-ffah
Attached to the report is the following criticism ny
Commissioner Bailey IL cannot cOncar ia AL the con
cigons Of tine Committee The staten mt that the Do
tor gave IN unusual amount OF time and attention 10 te
e.se sees ike sarcasm than iaet IN tls LSn, o.
tine anteceaent circumstances. Tie say hiin twice ao-
gether once Tuesday aud again on F1day )urt as ne
expired Ii that is unusual a.nount Oh care an e
rinns 10 know now much is sai TIE OMISSION OF cue
Doctor to make note OF the on Tuesd ana 20 Ioi
low il IN cannot be excused account OF the negligence
OF TIE keepers Tho vcarlOus principle does NOT prevail
In the Department. he COMMITTEES seems To me 10 nave
failed 20 touch the Ol the subject IN passing "th
ont note or comment the painful revelation OF the case
VIZ TIE. the doctors Keep 10 record OF the patients tHey
attend and do not repeat visit without special siih
Mons