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and proved 70 be such. the premiums md policies
would be exchanged and they would AID IN exposing The
life Of lady who had paid Henry Is To have her prop
erty surveyed arranged that friend Of tie In
surer should give his check which aseek not 70 ne
until tee loan was secured After Hcnrys confession The
check was returned One gentleman with big lawXes
He stated that be had sat up all night preparing m
ventory Of hts property and VS. 70 BE-
loan he wns anxious 70 obtain. Il with difficulty
that I convinced him that the whole scheme WAS
swindIe.
There were ~ policies written for applicants
cent BY Henry both Of these have been taken back
No commission whatever was paid him on account Of
those. We ceivcd threatening letter In case We
dvulged what Henry had told me, from man named
John Hayward, who tn have been the partner VINO
10 complete the negotiation Of the loans newer
saw any except Henry.
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Following 10 the log Of the 0ermano from liverpool u

p-,o,ksJaii a9 $50 D. M weighed snchor $50 M
% som r1n Avg
rIixit airs Aug variable aud light head sea. Aug j
Strong head wind engines stopped for ~ Inautes Aug
Mod weather Aug 5-Aodeiste "estnI' aug v-T's
Aug 7-Arrived at6:20 Z m. - -, l.. >,
Ava "a bouIs and minutes time, an average
ran Of Is TO 10 miles hour from Queenstown 10
Eey-York Tut while this Is the quickest trip made
from Europe 10 this port not the fastest passage DO
tween NewYork and Qucensown The Steamship Saac
WooT TO Queenstown In days 10 hours and minutes
Capt Kennedy. who now Commands the Gernan,e a.
belongs the credit Of having made the quickest
each way In token Of their appreciation OF hs aOnny,
number of gentlemen who passengers by the Ger
onis-aInsng them Barry Sullivan aud Vim G. kingsley
lave eicfed their intention OF presenting the captain
with = silver cup The presentation WILL oe maoe w
morrow.
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RIFLE PRACTICE AT CREEDMOOR.

Another detachment from the Second Brigade
of the First Division praetced at Crcednoor yesterday
Capt Davis Brigade Inspector OF Rife Practice superiD
tended the firing. Companies B. IT, I, and Of the 5h
REGIMENT were represented BY 146 men, under command
OF Capt KIocber, Of whom only az qualified .
shoot ut 800 and 400 yards; Companies
and G Of the 9th Regiment by ~ men.
under Capt Miller, Of whom IS qualified; Companies
and OF the saith Regiment. By SO men, under Cspt
the Goth Regiment under Capt Rodenburg, by a men,
of whom 10 qualified Two eons anies OF the otn kee
q regimcntal picnic. The Ilth Regiment Which had
been ordered 10 send detachment to Crcedmoor
day was unreprescntcd for q similar reason The lob
lowing are the best scores at 800 and 400 yards
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THE SHOE CUTTERS STRIKE.

FKRrISG OF the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN THE
Observation-Disclosures OF THE REVOLT.
The Council of the Crispins met last
evening 1T No. 100 Chstbam-st, and after pro-
tracted discussion resolved upon an open session
this evening, at 5 p m, at the same place,
for the purpoge Of hearing what the several en-
plos< have 10 say in relation 70 the shoe trade The
merLers OF the Council refused 70 give any further in
formation, bat James Lynch. Secretary of the Council
said that the Council bad under consideration the
vision of prices and classification OF shops AT No. 92
Chamberss many Of the cutters were found who were
not at account Of the strike. Some of the men
said that they not fighting much for an Increase
OF wages as for the recognition Of the order They said
that many of the employees had agreed b accept dis
count Of 10 per from the previous wages and that
after the had done the work the employers had IN
sisted upon further discount OF per cent in violation
OF their agreement Many OF the employers deny this,
and that the Crispns have endcavored to dictate
TO them. ~
In Edwin c. Bmrs shoe shop at No 80 Thomasst., the
work Of the cutters who quit the shop last week had been
mainly done by who not members OF the Girls
pin organization These men, II was declared by others
In the Shop do not know how to the stock cconomi
cay and great loss to the proprietOTs which,
in the present dull times they cannot afford to sustain
II was explained that down the center Of French calf
skin there soft imperfect place, which Mr. Burt
does not allow to be used The work In Mr. Burts es-
tabhment was progress yesterday the cutters being
men outside OF the society.
We'll Brothers. at No so Warren st.. had only so girls
employed yesterday These they propose to send away
tomorrow because there will be work left for them
to do. The cutters and botommen have all quit the
shop and the girls only finishing UP what work has
been left by them Mr. We'll said yesterday that he had
always paid the the wages that they demanded but
he refused be dictated to by any Committee He said
Yesterday that II his to come back and demand
the Crspn prices he would receive them and pay what
they asked. He reused however. to receive any
committee delegation Of the Crspns he said that he
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NETWORK CITY.

The Eighth Avenue Railroad Company is RELAXING
ite track IN Hudecnst
The yards of many ships along the wbarves are
picturesque with great stoons Of dark sails oOsend to dry
Meditative policemen taking long draughts from
New YORK.
The first bale of Alabama cotton was sold at the
oooS ETshange yesterday for the Liverpool market 1t
The fate of Charles Zimmerman in the ludlow
Street excited good deal Of comment general
management OF that institution.
Much excitement was created uptown yesterday
Infatuated steer which was finally driven into
blacksmith shop in East Twelfth St and shot 1t escaped
from Of she Thirty fourth st. pens.
City Chamberlain Tappan makes the following
statement for the week ending Ans. 2: Balance July 81
065 1875 80: receipts S2229 20; payments. 81 025.
AZ 06; balance, Aug Z, SSlo-.Sos OA
Louis Ness, age T. residing in Eourth-ave., between
Fifty first and Fy sosondsts while playing yesterday in
%Sss s a o e np a ~ instantly
An idea of the daily business transacted in some
Of the York Courts may DO gained from Che fact that
Judge westbroOL yesterday issued l2S orders for arrests
man whose Of s2oe,O0o axsd shs in tho Judges
memory.
A young woman, who was admitted to St. Lukes
Hospital onsunday Afternoon suffering from extensive burns
occasoncd by the explosion Of Of alcohol with which she
rsIensking hl OF burning nuhi under colee
s ssilt9 5c Slsa sas fSSoss1 ''" ''
At s D. H. yesterday Joseph Provigon and 10
seph Bogne Italians who were partners ~ BARRIERS At No.
l72 Gronvicbst qsarreled shout tho posson Of stone
discharged revolver Az ltoogne TIE Dali en-
t3rDg eft side INJECTING injury Which notvey ser
Ons. ProI lion asrssed
An ARRAY occurred yesterday morning between
Jacob schulcr OF No. 50 std Henry Keeling Of No
ie2 orsharass sanx Which Kng cut ssSa:T IN tie arm.
by bon the first losing IT, ana e other getting
possession. both arrested
The Rapid Transit Commissioners did not meet
yesterday on Of the absence Of three members OF the
Board plan model vatsd railway supported
on street lett IL the COMMITS
siolers yesterday by the inventor L. W. Wright Of
brooklyn TOdayfc New York Elevated RAILROAD COMPANY
viii PROBABLY lave is second bearing
Branch No. of the Brown-stone Rubbers held q
meeting evening The doorswere closed but the Chair
be afterwa that they had met In fsereDce
proposed Ion by Of their enpioyers
e STANDARD rate agreed T. last spring was 80 80 day. but
sh0ps beSn the In
wOrkmen strike morning
Eli shops tbst declined " return " 81 % sdsy
Coroner Wotnan yesterday held an inquest On
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The Society of the Army of the Cumberland
VIII hold its ninth annual meeting at the Opera House
in Utica. Wednesday and Thursday the 9Th and 9th
OF September. The previous meetings bave been held a.
Cincinnati Chicago Columbus, Indianapolis, Cleveland,
Dayton, Pittsburgh and Springfield ILL., Al the urgent
request OF Col. W. c. Squire OF Ilon, N Y, and
graceful compliment to NewYork the Society which has
majority of Western its roll voted TO meet this
year In Utica. From information thus far received, N
believed will be very successful gathering Of veteran:
Of the Amy OF the Cumberland. President Grant and
the Secretary of War, who kept away by tho
Louisiana complications last yeer, are confidently
expected, and Gems. Sherman aud Sheridan are Ger.
tain to meet their old comrades The citizens II
Utica including Mayor Hutchinson, the Hon. Horato
Seymour, the Bon. Roscoe Conkling, and the Hon.
Francis Herman, will give tho veterans cordial
reception. The headquarters tent will De Baggss Hote
over which r Proctor will preside, and the general
assemblage will be In the Opera House OF the finest
audience rooms in the State, outside Of the metropolis
Col Henry Waterman Of Chicago In the orator Of 1879
Among the entertainments excursion 10 the Thousand
Islands Is contemplated Altogether it Is intended that
the State which contributed 10000 Of her sons 70 the
corps will give its representatives hearty welcome.
The Executive Committee ID Col W. G. Sqaire OF ihon.
Chairman with Major w. II Bright and Surgeon Hutch
insOn OF Utica, a. colleagues.
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FINANCIAL EMBARRASSMENTS.

cAIJRE OF ARCHIBALD BAXTER a. co.
ASSIGNMENT TO DWIGHT JOHNSON FOR THE CREDIT
ORs-IIABnITIEs $500, 00O-sEIZURR OF Mr..
BAxTEK's PROPERTY on A eHERFF's WARRANT
After it became known to the firm OF Archl-
bald Baxter Co., grain produce and general commas
ssn merchants st No. IL Broadway that seizure OF
Che grain on board the ship Sarah Hznett was conten
olaed by the nrm Of A. E. Kent Co., 1t was decided
nv the first named rm Saturday afternoon to make
An 10 Dwight johnson, President OF the Fse
mems Trust Insurance Company Of this city for the bene-
n of their creditors Nothing more regarding TIE FALL
ure could be learned the Office Of the nTm yesterday,
except that the following note had been prepared and
would be sent 10 the Produce Exchange
OyrIcEoF ARCHIBALD BAXTER Il o., No ~ broadway.
10 DE Secretary Of he Neic- York Produce Ereadye.
SIR We beg notify that we are unable " meet
Dwight Johnson esq for the benet OF ali our creditors
without reserve. Very respectfully. p,,rvn ACo
Nee- TorS, Aug o, 1875.
Itwas also stated by ID. G. Raston, member OF the
erm that the South Wales and Atlantic Steamship Com
pany of which they the agents here had done no
business during past six months and that 1t was Vr
tuay dissolved Mr. Baxter ID the President OF the Id
teruatonai Packing Company, which owns large paf
inghouse in Brooklyn. Mr.. Raston said that the Com
pany would not discontinue business on account OF tie
failure Of the firm.
AT the Produce Exchange yesterday the failure was
generally known although no official communication had
been received Oh the subject II repeatedly affirmed
that MI Baxter gentleman in whom the members
lad the confidence for honesty anG
but no one seemed 10 have satisfactory idea OF the
cause OF the suspension. 1t was stated thai the
grain and provisions. and more OF lers
IL general produce but il thought that Their trans
actions had not been so heavy Of haze The failure had
no appreciate effect the market, although there was
less desire make sales on time. On Wsiis niue
notice was taken Of the matter. Mr.. Johnson, the
assignee estimated the Liabilities a the firm yesterday
Afternoon at $500 900. As he had been appointed 10
recently his knowledge of their affairs was limited
necessarily and he could give no definite idea about
their assets. -, ..,
Late last evening 1t ascertaiDed that an attach
nent against the property Of Archibald L. Baxter was
~rsnts1 law Jndge WestbroOk Yesterday The warrant
Was granted Oh the application OF Abbott Brothers, at
torleys Samuel Freeman and James W Smith, who
eaim thai Mr. Baxter indebted 10 them In the amount
Of 50 .lO2 They make affidavit that Mr.. Baxter Is
about dispose Of his property Tho attachment ~Ss
dence No. q PieIrepOnts Brook yesterday after
BOON aud the Sheriff held the household furniture &c.
D the dwelling IN custody.
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SWIFT OCEAN VOYAGES.
DETAILS OF THE RECENT TIIrs or TIE CITY OF
RICHMOND AND THE GERNANIC.

DETAILS OF THE RECENT TRIrs or TIE CITY on
RICHMOND AND The GERNANIC.
Only few years ago the impression pre-
vailed among steamship that for the attainment
OF speed on the ocean it was necessary to
steamers. The owners Of the vessels which wers the
first to be provided with used them for purposes
Of economy and presumed safety. IL was asccftaned
that propeers required much less Quantity OF coal than
sidevhee steamers and IN storms the danger OF
shpwreck was decreased there were NO wheehouses
TO be wrenched and broken by the waves. The
belief that great speed could not be obtained
with screws has been dispehed, and within
month two necrew steamships belonging to two Off
ferent lines have made quickest time attained on
a western passage between Queenstown and this city
The steamer City of Richmond Of the Inman Line left
Queenstown on July 10. and arrived Off Sandy Hook at
1910 n m on July "a making the in days and ~
minutes mean time. The steamship Germsnic OF
the White Star Line left Queenstown on Jniy 80, ana
arrived of Sandy Hook at 6:20 Aug. ?, making the
run days and 23 hours, the quickest time on record
The following is the log of the City OF RICHMOND ron
Liverpool 10 New-IOrk:
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SUICIDE OF A RESPECTED MERCHANT.

BosroN, Aug. 9.-Chas. Ii. Pierce, an old
and highly respected resident Of Hyde Park, and widely
known In commercial circles at Boston, committed
suicide by drowning himself in the Neponset RIVER on
Saturday afternoon The suicide was evidently owing 70
financial difficulties. Mr.. Pierce q member OF the
firm Of Pierce, Gilman Tuttle furniture Dealers Boa
ton and at the time Of the Wareham cOnagraon some
months ago. this trim lost heavily, being burned OUT
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BOARD or APpORTIONMENT MEEFING.

BOARD OF APPORTIONMENT NEE
AssEssNENr BONDS IssUED-IHE CONTROLLER PRO-
TESTS AGAINST INCREASING THE CITY DEBT
ExoRBITANT TAXED COSTS FOR srREET OpKN-
lNGs.
At the meeting of the Board OF AppOrtiOn-
mont yesterday IL announced that assessment bonds
needed TO be issued The Controller said there
many public works under way, involving large expend
tmcs which he did not favor. To meet these expend
lures call for the issue OF assessment bonds was made
necessary Almost every day there were Is or 20 OF
these jobs In The city Record He now wished to give
notice formally TO the Chairman OF the Board THAT
he did approve of the work for which payment was
demanded Since his communication TO the Mayor there
had been claims presented which called for $4,000 ad
eitionaI II time that this class OF expenditures
came to end. The increase Of the city debt could not
be stopped until the issue of bonds ceased
He did not wish appear the records avorng this
system, but he supposed payment had to he made.
The letter from the Controller read setting forth
that 100000 was needed The Controller then re-
marked that probably before he returned to his once
100000 additional would be called for. lie tired
Of this padding method OF issuing assessment bonds
Since he had been called TO attend the meeting $l50OO0
additional had been called for. The Mayor offered
resolution authorizing the issue Of $4,000 assessment
bonds This passed unanimously, as was resolu
sion authorizing the issue OF $4,000 additional TO satisfy
Judgments.
The Controller read communication stating that the
Merchants National Bank had recovered a Judgment
against the city Of for principal and interest
taxes illegally collected in 1862 and other judgments
amounting TO sos 600 On motion Of the Mayor the Con-
troer was authorized 10 issue Judgment bonds to the
amount of 600 The Mayor then called up resolu
zion offered by hin at previous meeting and laid over
providing for the issue OF 100000 Park Improvements
fund Stock, and 1t passed by vote Of to l, the
Controller voting in the negative.
The Controller read a communication which he had
prepared relative 20 street opening claims Ii sets forth
thst the taxed costs under street opening gfoees1ngs
These street opening Date back to 1870 and the
taxed costs have remained unpaid account OF the
brilliant and unlawful character Of many OF the
charge These charges, slough taxed BY the Court,
have taxed contrary to law as the Court In eubse
quent cases holds This amount Of "A is in adj
d.on T. 81 for sfIaar purposes paid ,nee
. total Of 81 o62, 9O3 &c. not for lands taken, but
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ANOTHER TAMMANY DISTRICT TO BE REOR
CANNED.

The proposition to reorganlze the Tammany
Hall Committee in the xXth Assembly District Is caus-
Ing stir among the politicians. 1t is alleged
by those who have asked for the investigation that there
is determination the part Of controlling the
Tammany organization in that district TO keep it Cl"se
corporation and allow but themselves ~ have
voice in the cement and that good Democrats have
thus bce driven repealed from the organization
Men ON the other side say that this Is
OF facts that all that has been done was necessary 70
keep up the organization and preserve discipline. They
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RIVER THIEVES ARRESTED IN BROOKLYN
Three Italian sailors from the bark Guiseppl

Nsason were discovered stealing rope from the
canal boat john Cody ct the Atlantic Dock, Brooklyn
Late Sunday night. They threw the rope overheard
end aed They were pursued by oneer strobe andsome
canal boatDen, by whom they overtakcn They re-
fused 70 surrender til they nenacea By the oiceTs
revolver Ocer Renhardt then arrived and tho sailors
ere taken to the Van Street Station house Mean
While the third fugitive, who found crouching behind
. hogshead, jumped overheard and swan away in the
Al less AZ no tidngs Of bin las since been received
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SUSPENSION OF ALBERT l.. DODGE.

The failure of Albert L. Dodge, dealer in
wines and cigars at No. TOO broadway was announced
yesterday. The liabilities roughly estimated at
10000, with available assets less than $4,000. Mr.
Dodge made Assignment OF s property for Che bcae
t OF his creditors Alvin Burt counselor nj law at No
n Wallgt TIE papers were Tied IN the County Clerks
ofce yesterday and II lie understood that the assignee
viii pi oeeed Immediately 10 kettle up the business
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say further that much of this trouble grew out 81 d
puie relative to adourning from June = 6ep.ember
large mjoties decided to adjourn until September In
this respect initiating tho Tammany Hall General Com
the usual meeting night came this minority tried 70 IN
duce James Archer the President Of the Association
" call Iaeeting He refused 10 do and there has
been dissatisfaction since The matter will proba
by be Investigated by the Committee on Discipline.
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Total -. =. 1,,io a..
Overwhelmingly, 16-5 j. n, proceeded glow D: -,
Rock G:56 Form6y Iigh,ship FRIDAY, l,o9G a. H.
ATOP received mails 40 Eoches Poat ~ H.. ras,het
day 10.ight airs Tuesday, 2pMoerate breeze Wes!nes
diy 2I-Idght variable THURSDAY, zl-Light airs and
lot SATURDAY, -l0p stopped and sounded in 80 fah-
oms 4; 1880 D. H., Sandy Hook 1;u5 H., Quarantine.
The Q So miles were made In days ami II minutes
mean lime or from Is to 10 miles made every hour
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he is epposed to have been drowned The two prisoners,
who gave their names Salvador Scotia and Giuseppe
Mai sent jail yesterday by Justice Dclmar fo9
days each.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE rTREMEN TO BE PAID.

IhE flhEMEN III De f1D.
MAYOR wlCKHAM SIGNS THE WARRANTS Foh JULY
.... HIS REASONS
Mayor Wiekham has signed the hremen's
for the month of July His for doing
ere ct forth IN the following letter to the Controller:
Executive DEPARTMENT., CITY HALL,
HEw-YoRK, Aug. 9, 1875.
Gem ANDREW n GREEN, Controller, et.
TR: herewith return 10 you the several warrants for
He individual hremen, for the pay due them for the
osth Of July There are now no warrants for the Fre
Department remaining before for
me nrcmen should be paid ae they heretofore have been
Ssnds that they shall be, by company warrants
lrswn upon company Pay-rolfs-not by tho cum
6ersome and unnecessary method OF fndi-
vtduai warrants which you. have recently
adopted after having abandoned IT." have coun-
yersgped theee warrants Notwithstanding the objections
20 such q course which have hersfofcre expressed
and still eatertain. And have done 40 simply because,
q matters now are unwilling longer to leave any
hing undoue which do TO relieve the distress which
yur course with regard TO such matters has already
brought upon frrnen themselves and their do
PENDENT families and which, IL continued must democrat
Re the men and impair the efficiency OF the force, and
ondanger the safety OF the city Very respectfully,
W. II. WICKHAM, Mayor
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THE BROOKLYN COUNTERPETERS COMMITTED.
John and Thomas LOughy, the alleged

cOunte1efters were takeA before United statts Coms-
Benedict in Brooklyn, yesterday for the compile
however TIE Commissioner decided TO admit Tie testi
mony Of the German dfe-sinher p c. Taurbert one of
upon tho counsel OF the Loughy brothers waived
further examination, and they we're bsld to ava;
each. Taurbert also waived an examination and WAS
committed in default of II 500 bail Philip LewnsA.
another alleged confederate against whom there ere
three separate charges, likewise waived examination
and was committed IN default Of $4,000 BAH
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HOME NEWS.
RnEnMoM,

Yesterday, AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
san..74' Noon. so. spn s7' Mdnigh, 72'
Highest during Tho day, 81. Lowest, t7'.
Average, 761s'. same day, 1874 IL ~