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New-York tribune., 1875-08-20
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THE NEy-YORK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
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THE NETWORK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
The New-York Philharmonic Society has
published s scheme of concerts for its 34th season. and
has made several important changes. Hereafter there
Will be only public rehearsal befOIe each concert
hut thesociety series Of six Friday matt
nees. which will he presented music not included in
the regular programmes Thus. though the num-
ber OF performances including concerts and rehearsas
will be reduced from "a the repertory OF the season
will he considerably increased. The first matinee Will
take place Nov 3. at half past the first rehearsal
Nov L. and the first concert Nov. 49, The entertain
will be given at the Academy OF Music at the usual
hours.
The only Office FOR the sale OF tickets will he AT DeckeTs
panotorte ware rooms 33 Union Square. Subscription
books will be opened there the 18th OF September, at
a. H., and subscribers Will select their seats at the
same place on 26th of October, beginning at 10
they their seats in the order Of their names
on the subscription list those rst subscribing having
priority OF choice" Here to be promise oi COM
plcatons and cOnfusions nnumerabe. The proscenium
boxes will be sold by the President, Mr. L. II.
SoeI1nerhoin, No 33 UnOn-square, ard after oct
90 the other bOxes will be put up az auction at the
Academy at O'Clock, oct 2s They viii be started at
the mnimu price OF $50 for each box containing four
seats and $40 for each boy containing six scsts and sed
only to the holder. four of six subscribers tickets
The price OF a admission ticket will be Sl0 and
OF season ticket with reserved seat 3D. admission 10
the matinees being included sBglesnarinee tickets -
cents; single rehearsal tickets, 81 single concert
tickets s. Nj. Bergman continues 10 direct the
chestra. - -
MUSICAL NOTES
The GG:etta di Venezid is enthusiastic about
Albanl's performances at the Fenice.
Mr. Arthur Sullivan, il is said has been
commissioned 10 compose FOR the italian Thea
ten of 1t. Petersburg provided Nine. Nilsson be
secured 10 pers0nate the leading character.
Letters from Vienna state that all the works
Of Richard Wagner he performed at the Imperial
Opera, under the direction ~ their composer. who viii
20 Vienna November 10 s1perintend the rehearsas
and niiss-tn -srcHe.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-20
TIE SUSPENDED FIRMS.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN q CO.'S AFFaIRs-CoNrEsfs ovER
SHIPMENTS OF BAXTER & co.

DUNCAN, SHERMAN CO.'S AFFAIRs-CONrEsrs ovFR
SHIPMENTS OF BAXTER co.
In relation to the bond Of the assignee of
Duncan. Sherman Il Co., which Judge Robinson has de-
cided to S5O00 0OO Judge Shipman stated yester-
day that bond would be fled within the ten days
quired by law. Mr Duncan still continues 10 receive
favorable 10 his proposition to pay 33l9 per
cent Of the Liabilities He there have been real
objections made by the creditors Some have called for
further explanation which being gven they have gone
away apparently well satisfied.
Brown Brothers Coz bankers, on Wsll-st, cansed IN
Injunction 20 served yesterday upon the Sheriff Of
New York County, restraining MIN from turning over the
eorn seized on account OF Parker Rowland, board
the Queen Of Mersey that firm. The corn had pre-
ylousy been consigned the vessel by Archibald Baxter
a Co. and against this and previous shipment 10
Liverpool on board the Sarah Hignett the nrin drew
bill OF ang which turned over to Brown Brothers
A Co.. for 326o0. The order was granted ny Judge
alvin Burt assignee Of Albert L. Dodge, who failed re-
Gently at No 7O9 Broadway, that the preliminary
statement OF the affairs OF Mr. Dodge at the time OF his
suspensiOn Is nearly ready and VIII 10 nled IN ths
County Clerks ONCE early next week
New-York tribune., 1875-08-20
RESULTS or THE RAINY SEASON
RAINFALL or JULY AND AUGrsr-EFFEcTs UPON
HEALrH-DAMAGE CAUSED BY LATE STORMS.

RAINFALL or JULY AND AUGrsr-EIFECIs oroN
HEALTH-DAMAGE CAUSED BY LATE STORMS.
The remarkably rainy season of this Summer
began on July 5, when three successive days were
stormy, although during the following IL days. ohy
four rainy. During the first "a days OF July TWO
inches of rain FELL according to the record OF the Mete
geological Bureau Central Park but in the last week
alone 2s9 inches fell, making 4s9 inches for the MONTH
From Aug l. to Aug Is inclusive, s.sl inches fell-263
inches on Aug II, and 19j inches Wednesday last
Those In CHARGE OF the selregstang Instruments At
Central Park stated that there often considerable
difference in the amount falling there and at the
Signal Bureau. the Equitable Building on Broadway
The Central Park Bureau had for time rain gauge at
Mount ST. Vincent. near Observation-Disclosures and
after thunder showers there would sometimes De
found difference of as much half an inch between
the rainfall recorded there and that at the Bureau IN tne
Park at sxty-fourths:. IL VIII be noticed that Tue az,
most daily storms began on july 20, when ls1 Ihches o
rain FELL than days since except An2 II anu
ls The following is the amount OF rainfall Tor each DAY
IuIV < in inch nd I'm irp1f IA %
New-York tribune., 1875-08-20
HUDSON COUNTY PENITENrIARY ISvEsrI-
CATION

The Hudson County Board of Chosen Free
holders its regular meeting yesterday, received the
reports Of the Iny estigatng Committee in relation TO
charges preferred against Warden Post OF the Hudson
County Pentcntiary Two reports, from the minor
ty and one from the majority. presented. The lat
ter was signed by Freeholders ORcy, Dwyer aud Mer
ken They sustained OF the charges except that OF
iucapacity in 80 far IL related 10 Mr. Posts lin
tied education and inability To make up accounts
They however, made Recommendation, but LEFT the
matter entirely with the Board The minority report
signed by Messrs. Wickhani and MePhlips II sns
dation that Post dismissed Both reports were re-
eeived and entered the minutes, and the motion 10
adop the resolution accompanying the minority report
was Lost voting III favor aad nine in opposition.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-20
MTDNIGHT WEATHER REPC RE
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OP THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Friday. Aug. 20-1 An.
Synopsis for the past "A hours.

OFFICE THE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER
wAsHINGTOs, ID. c.. Friday, Aug 2O-l a. m. J
Synopsis for the past "A hours.
Light rains and threatening weather continue
in New ngiand. Local rains have prevailed ia tie
Middle States and lower lake region cloudy weather In
the West and clear weather in tho remaining dis
tFicts -
The barometer risen ia the southern States with
stationary temperature. IL has fallen in the Northwest
with westerly winds and slight rise in temper re. The
Is lowest in the st. Lawrence valley, anu
highest in Florida. -
The Mississippi has fallen % inches at Cairo and inch
at ST. Louis Il has remained stationary at Memphis,
Yicksburg, and Helena.
PrObdbiliuss
For New England light rains followed by clearing and
weather. with southwest to north west winds and
slight changes in barometer. .
Far ks HilHs states. OTer lake region. and South Az
Lnhe states clear far ceater, and light soucea 10
nOrfh-Uest rinds shorty rising barometer. and s1ht
chanqes IN TEN per0uc but NTH local RAINS in Northern
Nec- York and near Lahe Ontarto. -
For tho upper Lake region, tho Upper hlssssipp ana
Lswer Missouri Valleys, clear or fair weather ana rising
tcmperature with winds shifting TO sOuherly and east
erly. and falling barometer
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley partly cloudy ana
warmer weather with south to west winds. and rising
followed by falling barometer.
For the Gulf states fair weather in the interior and
cloudy weather the coast with eastcry 70 s0uthery
winds decided change in temperature or barometer,
and areas of rain in the Southwest.
The Ohio Riv0r will continue 10 fall at all stations The
Mississippi will fall Cairo and Memphis and rise very
slighty 1T Fioksburg and Helena.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-20
LATEST SHIP NEWS
[For other Ship Ners see Seeond Pdce.l
ApQIyEp


Steamship Ontario socum Rio Janeiro July 25 Bahs -
PernamOaeo SI.t Fars Ans and st Thomas isth Win
steamship wyanofe Couch Richmond city Point and Nss'
steamship Gen, whltney. HaletI Boston, with md'a snA
p1 Slip " p frace aew LOO tous, Wilbur Bath Ne.
BARK Joan Johnson o Anspos) Haines Hamburg 40 davH
Bari 2sd NS Sep synfy q a p ay 10 das & s s''
BARK Maria Antonio (span Aivsdo Cadii 80 d~y" WIN
Barn Regulus Nor Hotss A5endal 80 days in Ss.IA.t
Brig saive Johnston, OF and days from 81 John ~ Do
Brig VIM Mallory, jr, Forsyth Mystic in ballast
Brig Lanrs Gertrude, Risk Brunswick, Ga, Gays WIN
Brig Florence - Boston days. ballast
sssr rsid9d spanE ses hasans soTS.i 10 ays 'aA'e
schr j. = crawford. Hallos (. Georsetown. D G.
sehr. r. Young Hail Gardiner, Me-. with lumber.
scaOossRs AND ooAsTwIss
f. J. smith, Virginia cone, Norwich
lsscs's HsIss Mar Boston jas A. Bartlett Boston
]. ;. Beacham Boston H. +; Russell Boston.
COMO, COMO ipssoS ProSldence =. O. Flo d. providence
.Lr Boyle PSydsnc' G fsTsn PSsssnc
J. H. 'i Ycumsn. Providence. D. Webster PROVIDENCE.
l. D. wentworth New Haven. O. coded New Havsa.
A. T. Conn., Pawtucket Xebec Pawtncket:
X Kas9aP PcIS;agd Ns% Bedford ans a. sGrsp ssIm na ''
Hero %"s.s; saism no'"AH'' Tan.is salem.
Kenzie Newport. Glenwood. Newport.
Nest Side, Newport LodGskia, Norwich:
ALSO SAILED
Hasaa sa.a Lingo fRF IT bsas dF sls ~
wiND-sunset light ;. cloudy
The schr Maggie Abbott Abbott left Para for New YorH
iay an and U ey sns ' r ag for repairs saa
would leave Aug 5, for New Yors.
NAVAL.
The United States flagship Brooklyn Rear Admiral LeRoy
Rio JancrO July 2 and would leave IN few lays TOT
Northern ports Brazil Toe U = steamship AouonsShsAe
River Platte All well IN the ~ lsdron.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAVANNAH. Aug l0.--rhe steamtug r. O. Reimsn, nom
Charleston acxsOnyie IyDcs for hArbo fho
steamship the day and VIII r6
temporary repairs will probably be towed 10 New
York by the steamship Wilmington from Havana for New
York.
CHARLESTON Aug l9-Cleared schrs Willie Luce. and Ne
Parter for Newly ork.
MoBr r. Aug. l9-Clcarec, bark Ibis for New York .
PORTLAND Me, Ang. ly.-Arriyed steamship FamoutA
from Halifax. Clear steamship Eeanora Tor New YORK;
bark Florence l.. Oenovar new, for Ma;aaI4s.
FOREIGN PORTS.
FArHgR POINT Aug. l9.-The steamship Phoencisn from
Glasgow, arrived AT 1915
LONDON Aug. l9-salei for the United states Francesca
Garland ksDriezOne Ester Soyiing A0narce
Mare Virginia eOrgirtta Arrived out on the
18th Fanny b. Tucker and Prince lie Boo Arrtse9
5th rst. Ala Farven Jupiter latter AZ -
Arrived l7th inst: Northampton Sorget
Niagara and Adolf Arriv.i out on the Ism inst LAY
Ian, the latter at Dover, Imogene. Augusta, Cape
Athenas Little Fury Sansky, Chas Davenport-ths lated
LiyerpooCbares Jackson Fawcett Dictator Henrich
IDsen TOrenkjOd George Henry Liverpool the latter eAky
Arrived the 18th Arren, star OF Jamaica sword
Nellie Johann, spartan. Humphrey the lar ~
WiteTfOrdDux, EcOuOn ~: Norway Pactncatter ueonse
Chicago kOmance rherese Amelia. AURORA Use
IL. Warren. SsiAi VI. Smith, Lizzie H.. and SAVANNA
New-York tribune., 1875-08-20
NAVAL ORDERS.

WlsHINGTON, Aug 19.-Commander Thomas o.
.frdge ordered 10 hold himself in readiness Tor the
comm aud OF the Marion Lsut Commander James Graham
ordered ship New Hampshire Commander
Henry Ern from IN. command Of the Tuscaror
and ordered proc homs and wait Orders Commander
Lame. \ Miller detached from duty the lfydrOgraphc
once and ordered command the TuscarOrA at the Navy
Y,rt Mare ireland, cal Lieut Commander B Day dc
tache from The receiving ship New II hire and granted
three months Chief Engineer r. j. whitaker has re-
nnrted hs having been detached from the kear
ge and has been placed waiting orders
New-York tribune., 1875-08-20

the notices the TO be collected by the
Club. The Committee Speakers reported progross.
and stated that e. J. Crane Of Boston and Gen. j. B.
Gordon of Georgia expected to address the meet
ing The Secretary read letter from Wendell Philips
who states that he viii be unable TO be present. but that
ay allow Of his cooperation later in the
year letter was also read from the Secretary OF the
Legal Tender Club in Philadelphia from which the fol-
lowing extract Ia given
We will carry the Erie Convention. An Effort VIII be
made TO keep us from adopting n strong PLATFORM ~
that OF Ohio, but We VIII have outsp0ken, square
n afform. fight"
New-York tribune., 1875-08-20
DIED

n 1 % Tass%ay %ogr q aRE H. Capt Frederick
Relatives and friends OF family and also the members n
the " Y Marine society aud o Adytnm Lotge go and
late residence No 6l Second place Brooklyn. on Friday
Ealtimore and Charleston papers please copy.
suddenly in Brooklyn. on Thursday morning Ans
The and friends of the family respectfully nyits1
st Brookyn on saturday the inst 10 O'Clock m
CARrER-At Flushing L. l., Wednesday. Aug Is. Abigail
The relatives friend. Of the family respectfully n
vlted TO attend the mineral from 81 Georges Uhurch
leave Hunters Point 10 and 10 80.
KERNocHAN-At Morris Plains, NewJersey, on rharsday
morning, Aug. 49, William only Of Frederic and MarJ
Funeral AZ IT Pauls Church. SewYork Saturday Aug
HAIGHr-At chaprslua 18th instr Sophia Ha.shs
Fiends Meeting house. chAppsIuA on 9Th day.
the 20th inst. at II O'Clock
s1a %2 S H. VIZ Baon 81 ss a
services az hs hs house Fa 10 NJ m1s be sasss
to salem Washington county, " Y, Tor inter,9ent .
Hartford and Middletown, Conn., and Troy ~ Y, papers
MyRpHY-on wednesasy Aus Is at Saratoga SPRINGS
Funeral will take place stephens Church. Fast Twen.
yeighthst. bet Third and LeAinstonsve' on SATURDAY
MURPHY-On "Wednesday, Aug; 49, a, sarAtoga SPRING.
Funeral services viii take place A. ~ stephSn church
ee e s"G
Ily w be- Seposi;ea m the vault Of the Church
srARBUCK-At fremont. Aug. 49, Geo ~ starouck N the
The reaoDs and family respectfully invita-
tO funeral tho First Presbyterian Church Of
fremont on sunday Aug % at o'clock The reman9
Cbappaqua the I'D by the $50 m train
from will br held before nermene
STRONG-In Brooklyn "Wednesday, the 18th Henry
Mortimer Of Henry NJ and Agnes p strong aged IL
and 7 daYs
Funeral from go Lafayette ave, Brooklyn, Friday the
10Th inst, at O'Clock
WALKER-At High Bridge " J., Avg IL. Elizabeth Csldf
well, daughter Of James H. aud Grace r. Walker, aged IL
months and IA dlys
Funeral services on SATURDAY 10 O'Clock tho house q
Rev K L. Rogers. d. D., No AZ West Twenty segentbsI
VERA At Hampstead. L. Wednesday, An2. IA. MA
Anna Ehzabeth wife Edwin webb NJ D.. and dsughtes
OF the lat. JOSIAH HOrnblOwer. VI. D., OF NewJersey.
Relatives invited attend ths funer1e
,turay the 2ls inst st o'clock from the house. ana
a o'clock Georges Church Hempsteai Trains leave
Point at IL o'clock by the Central r. r. Of l.
WILSON-At Long Branch, Aug. 10, Henrietta younycs1
months
New-York tribune., 1875-08-20
RIFLE PRACTICE AT CREEDMOOR.

A detachment of the Eleventh Brigade Of
tbe Second Division wac at Creedmoor yesterday. Com
p,nes and Of the 23d Regiment sent 81 men, under
command OF Capt TrusOw; Companies II and OF the
3jth Regiment sent 35 men. under command of Capt
Bossart and Companies c. F. AMI Of the eth Regiment
sent 0i men, under Capt Tutte. Major Brownwell OF
tho 47th Regiment Ohicer of the ID ~, !and Major
Manning wa. Brigade Inspector Twcntysix out OF the
81 men Of the 23i Regiment qualified al 100 amt 80
Yards 10 shoot a ami 400 Yards men out Of 30 Of
tho 3ad Regiment. ard - men out OF lOi OF the
47th Regiment. The day favorable. as the wind
was not strong enough to trouble the marksmen. The
,oiIoyino ,re tho best scores:
New-York tribune., 1875-08-20
-REWs ARRIVING AT SARATOGA FOR THE
AMATEUR REGATTA.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. 19.-The Atalantas'
Arronautas. Beaverwycks Mutuals, and Ncptunes are
now here for the international Regatta next Tuesday
and "Wednesday The Bufalos and Duquesnes Will arrive
tomorrow morning and the Potomacs and seawanhakas
on the following day. The entries will close tomorrow
night I'D TO the present time there are SIX entries Tor
th fnur CARED race seven for the State championship
race eight for the siDgcscul race, four for the
race Ave for the doublescul race aud eight
Tor the senior race.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-20
THE YACHTS SCATTERING AWAY FROM NEW
PORT.

NEWPORT. K. l., Aug. 19.-The yacht
ssuadron dsbanded here this morning. All but the
Alarm Adlie V, Mohawk Idler, Restless, ana steam
yachts Ideal and IBIS have gone out some 10 take par,
in the regatta al the Vineyard and others for
a rss nm tho Sound The Adde ", which lost her top
,,.st 4, xesterd,y's race will be repaired here. The
Nohawk goes to New London for repairs tomorrow anu
tho Alarm will o Sag HarDor on tle nrst IaN
'nortiintV The sloOp of POwhattan arrived here
,rine the light from New York. The yachtmen were
invited tn grand picnic to-day by Ward McAiister OF
NswYork M sDuthweks Grove. Many accepted
New-York tribune., 1875-08-20
Pr0bdbilin.s.

INSTANT DEATH OF THE HON. SAMUEL HENRY
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 19.-The Hon. Samuel
Henry, a member of the Legislature from Cambria
County while passing from 10 another on the
Pittsburgh Express this morning fell from the train and
was instantly killed His remains which found
The track near JOhnstOvn taken 20 his late res
dence al Ebensburg by special train to-day
New-York tribune., 1875-08-20
PASSENGERS SAILED.

roR HAMBURo-yn aearnsA6p 0eiLsrt. Ane 1g-mlss
csthsrtne schs Charles I'm obsrsse -
ady JoIu Fafzay John Booker " Knnfmann. Miss Ann1
Rnetes Brunaer LADY and chd Ernss ss a ss
drrp Leopold Kiein schsser samuel keim On
Brotsch T. @. kwItz. Rev samuel A. Lohrep y y
and lady Hugh NeviL sophia Williamson. Mrs Vs.
quefc @. fassow. Rosenfed Carl scnsoesss IN, ~
1lavis NJ G. Volt and lady r. Newman, Fred Nceue ~
mund DuehTen bemer Dr. D. Mcclure, A. O. r. Raees' No
CsroinA Mifte
New-York tribune., 1875-08-20
It takes woman to repulse travelling agent

sometimer In nexhboring village the other day man
called Mr. G. at his place OF business and wanted TO
sell him parlor organ. Mr. c. not wishing 10 buy, 10
rid ef him, referred him 10 his wife. on the man
making his business known to the lady she asked him
Mr. q sent him 10 her. Yes. ma am" he replied Nell
Sir" sad Mrs C., you lust back and tell him that
until he can furnish with ehng beside macAefe
10 eat can make all the music that - necessary around
this house" The agent concluded lac couldn't sell AL
orgAu there.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-20
THE MOVEMENT FOR SOFT MONEY.

The Legal Tender Club, at lts meeting last
evening" continued 10 make arrangements for the public
meeting which Is to be held at Cooper Institute during
the first week OF September The Committee on Pro
cesson reported that workngmens organizations
had expressed their willingness TO participate, and 10
e s dee,d 10 provide them with banners and music
New-York tribune., 1875-08-20
poyyFR BrYs THE TRoTrER GRAFTON.

UREA, n. Y, Aug. 19.-Robert Bonner OF
New-York purchased the famous seyeny earod trotor
Grafton to-day frem Richard Pennington OF Lexington
Ky. He Is years old by WaNy, dam py haVahasn
cray Eagle He made trial mile at Cleveland In 2:loa
The nr,ce il not known but is said TO be $4,000. He
vos shipped to New-York by express tonight
New-York tribune., 1875-08-20

Spcnt t Ia deserved Republican organs unier.
defend the rascaes revealed IN the record of
their party, while tho Democracy earnestly seek TO
remedy ell the wrongs perpetratedi In the past And we
subm the attitude OF the respective parties 10 the can
aid Judgment Of discerning public.-l Albany Argus
Doml
New-York tribune., 1875-08-20
CATTLE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Md, Aug lsaCArns.rhe mar Eet during the
best 6l4d6se., first quality 95 Medium good fair,
3L,64L ord nary thin steers, ami 3e3 sc the
mOst Of the sales at 49e5 9c recepts 2l4S head
sales. 1882 head.
HOGS have light supply and there good and
good grades common duh at lO6ll recopts 46l6
head.
mon dull and prices ssiso low range.
eyc Lambs dull At 81 e$4 head receptA o30l hoad.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-20
P4SSENGERS lRRITED.

FROM RIO yANEIRo &c.-Ta steamship 0asaro; ~
10 VCapt w. r. TruxtoD, v. =. " W. smith o. hnnmS
r. r. Drsbsrk VIM. H. Felker. Jas B. Kent JaA Gastoe
Para-Cari Medoch. From ST. Thomas Carlos -
agas wife child Melado. Francisco boe
George wschers VIM Tabing y o. Davis Anto1io rripo
Henry McMlIen Mrs sarah Thnrson, Jacob voo Praag
D. i. GumDs.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-20

The r,Imors that the psr wet weather has bred
or caused an increase IN the numb on sses ot p
Of Health and Sanitary Bureau To be untrue Fne recorus
Of the Department show tiat since the week ennns s
July II has been marked decrease in the death
rate from diarrhea diseases OF all kinds This mas been
especially for the past week There have been TWO
certificates in of death from Asattc cholera,
but pOstmortem examinations ny OF tue SAM
tary Department showed that the cerncates were not
accurate. and that both were simply aggravated
cholera morbus that Is liable to be found AT any time OF
the vcardn large city New YORK Inc nvestlga-
said Yesterday have shown that the late rains have gen
cray proved very beneficial When they nave Opefatru
such low cellars that the dampness that ensued was pro-
lOnged.
been flooded by the ae rains that portion lying between
Third and Fifth-ayes. and slYty-ninth and sixty
fougth-sts has suffered considerable image From Third
and Fifthves there an incline the base OF which Is at
Fourth From Sixty nnth-st. the ground also In
cines toward Sixtyfourthst The sewers on Lexington
and FOurthaves made ef earthenware pipes known
a. scotch pipe L. inches in diameter and wholly made
qlate to carry of the water during heavy ran-stotn
reporter Of The TRIBUsE visited the residence
where the cellar had been filed with mud to the depth OF
about six inches The cellars OF several neighborng
places nearly fifteen inches deep. " whenever
heavy rain-storn occurs, said Dr. Ray the sewer be
away water which pOurs into the cellars through the
sinks. The cellars are sometimes Hooded 10 the depth
At the residence OF Judge Joachimsen, at Fourhave
and sixty fth-st, the cellar was in dep0ribe condl-
ton The sewer along the avenue hau broken, anu sn
water poured into his cellar from the street Inc Judge
said that he had complained OF this Inconvenience before
hut thus far nothing had been done gang OF worknen
engaged IN repairing the sewer Tue overseer sald
that his orders find where he broken part was
and then awatthe action OF the engineers OF the New
York and Harlem Railroad Company. According 10 tne
city regulations the Company Ia to replace sewers wnen
broken
The storm Of Wednesday in Brooklyn washed away
about 100 feet Of Firth-st ftthave and ABOUT Do
feet Of the in Fifth-st. Tho damage s about
80 900. Several other streets we're also injured LII dner-
pa OF the
New-York tribune., 1875-08-20

Franklin County KnKlux. Tho aston OF the sufnonues
Of this county has stimulated tho Williamson ana 'acE
son County authorities and they are now Organizing tne
militia OF their counties DO supplied with arms Dy sne
state which the Governor has promised 70 seno tnom