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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
New-Jersep Real estate for Sale.

4 GREAT BARGAIN-FOR SALE-An ele-
"A CANT coUNTkY SEAT IN New Jersey 40 minutes from
,ans IL deliberately finished with all modern improve
ueus and mountain unsurpassed
heatA uudonbted Address OWNER, T. o. Box
1857, Sew YORK.
CHOICE DAIRY FARM-160 acres, with fine
~ large Trout stream, MIN Route stock anu Utenss all
In working order for SALE on EXCHANGE
I HkN ny nsON. Nssrlstown. Nj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, May IL, 1879.
At the Exchange SalesroOms to-day sales
conducted by Adrian H. Muller Son. f. H. Lnd
low Co., A. j. Blocker Son. Richard " Harnett ana
Hugh n. Camp There no competition Tor the prop
erty offered, and II mainly purchased by pafuts
In interest. Full details will be found below.
The splendid building which the Union Dime savings
Bank f. erecting the space between Sixth-ave ana
Broadway Thirty In TO he built OF white
marble from Mr. John Macks quarry at Peasantyille on
the Harlem Railroad. Mr. Napoleon Haines President
of the bank. and other members of the Building Commit
tee recently visited the quarry and were greatly pleased
with the quality Of the MAJ bic, as well NJ with the re-
sources OF the works. which supplied the marble pillars
III the CustOm-h house at New-Oreans
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE
BIZ ADRIAN IT. Muller 4 Son. .
For lots Of Fifty nth ST. 80 feet west OF SIKH
avenue, each 25xlO0; $4,000 - -.
Four house and lease OF lot NO ~ ast
Forth for years from May 1871 at $1,000 per
year; $4,000
By p r. Ludlotc 4 TO- .
Three brick and lot No 4f4 West fourtenth
ST, side. 32J feet east VI Tenth SlO,VOO
ByA j. Bieecker & Son.
FOnr and lot west SIDE OF Maison
80 feet north Of seventy third st. lot 222x93 s27'o
BIZ Rchdrd " Hdrnet.
Three story brick south side Of xty second
ST., 1913 feet west Of secondaye; SHlW.
by Hugh " Camp
Four lots as &C. A. and AZ Of map of MOTIFS
stebbins property MoTisania Twenty third Yard s2j5O
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
4.4O Sets..-.. 7l3 Moon Sets 4oi
HIGH THIS DAY-A. ~.
Sandy Island. 7:22 Hell q. Ferry t:ll
HIGH THIS DAY-P. ".
sandy Hook 7:O4 Cows island 742 Hell C. Ferry. 93l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
Gitn Rcal estate for Sale.

EOR SALE at great bargain--V auable
l. TENEMENT PROPERTY in Ninth Ward.
rutland 4 WHITING, Beekman-st
nor SALE or EXCHANGE-FOur Fix TEN
i EMENT HOUSES ia seventh Ward. In good order,
paying at rate d ~ gsI e,,t yer annqm Inquire OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
Bee Cream.

HORTONs ICE CREAM
AND WATER ICES
CHEAPEST, RICHEST. FINEST FLAVoREp' AND
MOST POPULAR IN MARKET
Families Boarding Houses. Parties Cbuchss frS ~.
promptly supplied DevoA 800 Fo"rn ave MN A'S"' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTAT


SEw-YORK
Broadway. mo 1877, runs 1O0.2x n 1877 XIV
l0l.6 To broadway 2J3 Helen -, a..
Briggs & Waldo y, part $4,000
Broadway, W q 5O.4 II II Of 53d-si 25.2 " 39s -
25X425 A Emo 10 A Woodruff. 20 per VT. LOCO
Eliridgest, no ll4l, 25xS7.6 ii Baker 10 kaD go
ensten s2600O with int and foreclosure costs 100
Of p Never to ...'...-.. 1000
Ra@RseI. wife o. L Rrooks to Hitchcock $4,000
18th ut. 40 II " Of eth ave. 20xl033, easehod
l2tlst, 100 II Of It'll ave, 21Il033, leasehold
18Th lGO n W Of 7th-ave, 20xl03.3. easehoc $500
] " Meeks to W Rhnelander ....-..... 1890
32d-st 2sl3 tie Of shave, lS9x3s9 32dst ~
800 II OF sth ave, 2JxJs.9 IA Buxton To Lucinda 49,
wife ~ J Buxton lOoO
" 81 smith Ho II 10000
T owen -'o - 'Y 6OOO
ll7thst s. 400 n Q Of shave. 25IlO0.11 executors
Cochran Margaret ], wife Of W + brinoker -
hOh .-. l,b5O
ave. southerly Jackson ave, llbSxBa5K 90
100, gore, cath Ward JacObina Gent 70 O0rell Zoo
iI Ping 20 Vg; erinrsr COT ., 10000
Madison ave T. 100 II n Of Bathgateplace, lOOXlOo
West Farms Jennie f. wife OF l. Lowe, 10 sOphia
IaukOa 1.''o
sam, nrnnertv MARY A Delaunay 10 Jennie Rover. Nom.
1st.t M 70 year, p sEH year 81 600
JOtl-Sf ill. 3 years, year LAW
shave 25l and 23d-sf, No 21s, west, being on the
and L3i IT, 10 years. years, per ~ 600
year, $1,000 years. per year. 0cuV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
6teamboais ano Railroads.
CFYTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW: JERSEY

OENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY:
S sdS York EG loot aa q ssrl
ais someTSe With cu Branch r. r a Hampton Jqnssn
b Ts S At v sh
Direct Marsear n5 ItsSgh sf che "e'' also
Central Pen"'yl spFfs 80 AAfsIASaESEET ,.,.x
Sg%nenens Ags R a or EasiSn Alien
town, Mauch Chunk Tamaqua TanAnend "iiAeS""'''
for s s.,s bs pRs s,s can.
r5ss1 h &S g u
n4rsF aa s ' %
sS%e S5 scranton O s Nth through
1890 W. Train Tor g Somsryis v,, Rat, Allen.
town 1sues cHa1s Maanoy e aAs S1, PosS
%$ sa % % ".",a ,'a -. ~sss
chunk Connects At function Del Lack and West r.
SO SO % %.-wsy Tram iSr Panaeld -''
S ho a4 Tcw aa Res sins" haS
T EE,S l lsG s ss@sryIIs
$50 !. m.-FOf Planasa
$40 m-% E%s franz for so HeftSn
For Eiaaeeth at S.i5 $40. $40 ! 80 So ses9
IL 80 AS J. 5i5 $40 $40 8, S'i5 $50, !. $50
p BALDWIN General Passenger Agent
ERIE RAILWAY.
~ sPRISG ARRANGEMENT q Trains In eject MAY 10 isno.
From Chambersst Depot lFor rwenythrdsI see note Do
and chicago Day D,ac,ns room
iol5 a m-Express Mail for Buffalo and Niagara Faia
Coaches through Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Cincinnati, ST
Louis, Detroit and Chicago without change
port rnj is sSfs 80 $780, 'eI5 1915 $50 ,eso
7 D. m Mddletown. 7.SO 1880. 2 'e;l5 l045 M
Tram CONNECT eS S ~ and oswsgo Midland Ra
road Rcndout and kingston $50 M 3So ~
$50 2 p M warwsS 73o 10 - NJ 45O Ney'
b 81 t'S 1919 go ~ ssS $50 ' no saaern s
$40 .llso IN Rasexeo ho@osqs 4Ilenaas ana
st2 7 Fs,t t4 S s l5 s9s9 ~ .s
e s 10 5 5s 49, 30 Z Hs s 5
iS4s ol0c 80 enrdn n.y. Hsn ST.; only s S' S5 $50 no. u
lYS ' RaSa 2 rap Park and 1as sRS "s
10 M II Noon 'li5 80 30 Sl2 9 $50 Va Sl2 1850
1856 445 L. 4;t5 Si5 $50 rs 7s5 saturday
Sny G pf 5S AP9 "sns only
ip M aPss Gham5er on even or Ra hour.
leave 23d fifteen minutes earlier than aooy@ ne saIs
minutes earlier boat leaves 23d s. at as q m and II y.
Ro mr. connecting with trains leaving oN-nO''' " = '-'
for passage and for apartments Drawing Room ana
af s' snd s5 9afEasS WAY % l e. ron
Express trains from the Vest arrive in NewYox 40
a. H. l 40 : and 4 80 p u ,sunsav,ou,v
JNo. y. ABBOTT. General Passenger Agent
TOR ROndout Il Kingston, landing at Cozzens'
West Point, Newburgh, Marlborough, Milton,
Poughkeep West Park and Esopus the steamboat Jam-s
W BALDWIN, every Monday, WEDNESDAY and Friday leaving
Il srrison st.. Pier No. -, North River. at p M
NEW-HAVEN HARTFORD, Sc. - Fare
y 81 g. Steamers leave Peek slip New and
m Daily sundsys excepted connect ng with the railroad
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD After Nov. I5 1874. through
trains viii leave Grand central D. pot
a. m. Chicago and Northern Express with drawing
through 20 Rochester and IT. Adams
1890 m. special hcago Express with drawing room cars
to Rochester and Buffalo.
loo a Ia, Northern and Western Express.
400 m. Montreal Express, with sleeping ears from New
York 20 - Adams
m, Express Daily with seepngears for Watero~s
Canandagua.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
Rapid Transit Steam Road,
now being laid on Gravesend-ave, which will be
N OPERATION IN A FEW WEEKS.

city Line. anc TO Hamilton Ferry within few months
Will pass through portion NJ thus property, AMI make IL ~
within two miles or New Ork II no
twenty minutes 10 Hamilton Kerry ana hau
an hour 10 New York
The Uronetors of the building handsome
OF Avenue and Gravesend
ave established a. station. the Prospect Park
ana Island Railway for the accommodation VI pdssen
gers railroad business - .,-
Mans arr now really Office Of TT RNER BROTHERS
No Il assal.st New.YOrk f j. NOkrtALI- ESQ, AttoT
ney 80 WiOughbys, and At the Office Of J. COLE, No
FulfOnSt. BROOKLYN
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GENERAL TERx-DALY, Ch j., ROBINSON and LARREhoRE u
3s.strow, &c, agt Gr1s So. Galet art Nichols.
wod so. johnson agt Judkins
AZ Leavy agt Gardner. "a. Sparks sgt The Mayor
or &c "' 81 Smith agt Hartshorne
Roseuthal aet. The
Mayor &c 90 cRenna and art
SID agt. Barker
81 Sanderson agt Peabody go Hawk ins sgt. The May
and ano OF, &c
70. Burns agt The Mayor
&c.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM-PART 1-GRoss, J.
o7G3 Butler agt Snyder ct a. 4oO7 Marquand ag Douglas
''' tree" tree -" N"s"' 1853 Bennett act. Garden
5000 ks 2324 Isaacs sgt- kavanh2h
Fitzhugh Black. 1929 Bradley AIT. Cavanagh
1885 Marfhaer agt Frey e 23G4 Brennan.
2365. silver agt Jordan
1919 .Tuthin agt Buseed 22o6 NewberTy agt, Never
and anO 2l43 Solomon agt BrOwner.
1856 Ogden and agt
huffman
PART II-JoAcHIMsRS. J.
3g4G Manufacturers & Build. 2453 Young dr Walters.
crs Bank agt Horgan 245J Hendricks sgf Crane q
244l Dudent Cufr1er.
1903 Metca agt. anderson PASS summerfedagt krsuse
PHI. Gross act simmons 246O Waterman agt Fox.
1880 Sweeney agt Fry 81 al 246j Merchant ano agt
244G M0nereid ag- Boards Manhattan stone Co.
ley 2s67. .Glbrde agt Thurber d
2449. Nelson agt. Kavanagh anc.
240S Stewart agt same.
2452.. Chalmers agt. Douglass,
&C
PART III.-AIKER. J.
1905 Friedel agt Kirk ct al 1858 agt. Levine
3GSi. .McGaughen West 31sG kOhn agt Sager Ell Al
2s62. Allen sgt. Asbestos $3.50 same agt same.
Felung 1859 Leveck agt Prov. and
1897 .Lefcvre and agt N Y = s. Co
1851 Fowler agt same
5000. Heating OatendOrH 1878 Robinson agt Cole
4O39 schundt McMahon 4O2 Baker agt. Miik1nski
1910. Beck agt. same. impld, &C
1922. .Barnum ct al. agt. Mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

GENERAL SRssoSs-Sl THERLASD, flames A. Dufy, felo
Nous assault and battery.
OYER AND TERMrNRR-BARREr, john ]. Mccarthy
OiTOole, homicide
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Ocean Stedmers.
A NCHOR LINE-CARRYING L. s. MAILS
vFvyoRK Am GLASGOW

NETWORK AND GLASGOW.
FTHIOPI sails SArr RDAY, May u p IN
BOLIVI ..... sails SATU RDA May " moan
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL OR LONDON DEInI.t
CABIN PASSAGE 80 10 >5o cuIfeh0''
SteeIage AZ lowest current rates.
COmpanys Offices, Bowling Green ,.,.-,c ..o,,a
HENDERSON BROTHERS. AgenI-.--
A MEXICAN LINE.
~ WEEKLY MAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE netW eI
PHILADELPHIA and LIVERPOOL calling at ~ hE.s,
TOWN sailing every TIL RSDAY from Philadelphia III"
sailing every WEDNESDAY from Liverpool ,,,.,o,
The follow ing Steamers are appointed To SAL HUN Fn
phia: r,,o N
-ABBOTSFOR I'D ..--.- NAV ~ +KENlI-WOkIH Jano 4
June 3 PENN-N II AN A. uno -
PRICE OF PASSAGE N CURRENCY. ,oo
CABIN >Iuv
and Intermediate Tickets 70 anu from al points a'
the lowest rates. .,,...
steamers marked a do not carry nterme~iate
for all classes unsuTla,-,f
For Of freight and other information ap 10
GEO. ". COTTON, Agent AZ Br0%i A., y l.
JOHN MCDONALD. Passenger Agent, =. -,
Battery place. New YORK
PETER WRIGHT & SONS General Agents
j0T Walnut-st Philadelphia
Richardson, Spence & Co. Liverpool.
N az j. Cummins & Bros. Queenstown.
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Gin propertp 60 Get.

A SUITE of FIVE ROOMS to LET, furnished
in house with owner only call rom
Il ami Ia = Al l42 East 26thst near Lexingonave
4 PARTY going to Europe will rent four
n story T. b. HOUSE fully furnished. about 10 room.
and months advance Will allow 80 per l0nh
Possession Immediately Address A. B, Box l24 Tribune
Uptown Branch Once
STUDIO TO, LET.
- ROOM No II in the building ot the Y. NJ c A. for ak
months. Terms reasonable Inquire Of tho JANlIOR,
gnor Of 4thav ana I'D ct
ITO LET-FURNISHED-A small HOUSE,
with every convenience, Cottage place rent, sl2Oo
Apply TO VS. CARR No: Cottase.PIaee.
ITO LET-An elegant BASEMENT, 20x50,
Z building facing city Hall Park the rooms wei
adapted billiard having high ceiling nne
light aud easy Apply 70 J. n. WfChOFF q Co., Il
Park
ITO LET-At very moderate rents, few de-
sraLe private DWELLING HOUSES. in good locations.
and In good order Also bus places as stores AMI d"
ngs combined. Inquire Of CHARLES C. WAhELL1' Io'
East l0thst, v. Y.
ITO LEASE-The elegant OFFICES Nos. 100
and lU2 Broadway, vacated by the Universal fe ms o.
Offices Independents No PARK place also ooe- IN me
North America Life ms Company building also offices ~ The
Guardian Life 25l Broadway h +. PAGE, SO Parkrow.
To LET Tnr ssronr BRICK BUILDING
No Frankiortst second ioor from Chatham. st
Apply to
TUE BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE ~ Y. TRIBUNE.
,1.)n EAST BROADWAY.-TO LET-Parlor
SsDO stories with mirrors chandeliers &C
Inquire 22s. next door Rent low 10 good tenant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
Rcal estate % gxrhanae.

ITO EXCHANGE for Chicago prOperty-Nlce
i brown HOUSE. well located in Brooklyn.
and handsomely furnished rutland WHITING, Beck
uiansL
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JOHN 7. MOODY supi \ Y. Divson Ne" lorF'
via LONG BRANCH and

1 the NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fsrc from New OTk To Philadelphia only - -.
Commencing MONDAY. Arr ~ lo72. me new, slanch,
and steamboats, ts->E HplI sid DAI HlAl,
conu.cting at sandy Hook with all rains VIII
Leave New York from Pier y. r., foot 81 Rector 81
94j a. ui-F0r Phade pha, Long Branch, Toms RIVER,
Xaretown. TuckertOn, Vneland and BIldgeton
400 m-For Long Branch, Toms River, WsreOwn bar
ne AM TuckeTion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

EOk LIVERPOOL,
WA QUE-NsTOwNJ
CARRYING THE L. =. MAILS
TUESDAY
LEAVING PIER No. 46 " r.,
follows:
WYOMING ..................-Ju June !. al 300 p ~
Tor Storage intermediate tickets at current rates ap
ply at No 20 Broadway For Cabin passage al $50 OF 30
gold according staterooml, apply at No. 80 Walls.
UrrrrAus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
Brooklnn flropertn 60 Get.

ITO LET, at a very low rent, on one OF the
most desirable Brooklyn, three story brick
HOUSE IN nrrtcass order would sell low. ULASD
WHITNEY, Beekman-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19

COMMON PLEAs-TgIAL TERN-PAH 1-LOEW lease on
~ a. wslle ast HaFila1d. No day calendar
PAsI II-AAt0urned for tAs Tenn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.

Il 4 BAND OF MI SIC On BOARD
STATE. ROOMS WARNED by STEAM PIPES FOR TIM
COMFORT OF PASSENGERS. The Drew Or II John leays
every & clock Sundays excepted from Pier Al
River foot connecting AZ Albany with all rail-
way lines and West Tickets md statrOOu
Dodds Express Oce 94t BrOadway also Carter
Express Coz l2l BrOalway. aud nj Fifth y, Hotel and
baggage checked 10 destination same on The wharf.
NB-GREAr REDUCTION N TARF-FIk~r CLAsJ
"A PA--At,E % CENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-19
Gountrp propertp 90 Eet.

Gountrp propertp 20 fet.
COMFORTABLE HOUSE, large lot, A.
n minutes from city, depOts schools, churches &c
Rent low 10 a good tenant Address HOMESTEAD Tribune
Office.
NONTCLAIR, Y. ITO Rent, FURNISHED
vi COTTAGE corner Payk and James SITS. rooms 10
minutes from either depot $40 per month Address A. r.
WOLFE.
SOUTH ORANGE, n. ITO LET for the
y summer a small family only desirable HOUSE,
completely aud choice location three minutes
from depot price, 800 per month. Address
YARDLEY PHYFE 80 Pinest
ITO RENT-A FURNISHED COTTAGE in
County 10 large garden shade. boating.
fishing beautiful mountain view two hours from city,
Erie Railroad Particulars W F. REYNOLDS 2Ss Eighth
Mounainville orange County n Y Also FACTORY, three
stones betting shaftnf running order good water
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rORTH GERMAN LLOYD

N
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEN-iOhh,
~OCTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. e.>.
COMPANY'S PIER. foot Of SECOND-Sr. HOBOkEN .
ODER ...-.--...... May - MOStL ule .
NECKAR. Nav 20 DONAU Ju!i- II
RATES Of PASSAGE IRON NEW-YORK 10 SOUTHAMP
TON. HANRE or BREMEN .
FIRST CABIN. 800 gold. SECOND CABIN, $50 god
SrEERAGE. $50 currency 800.
Tickets Sttefdge Cc-Dh
Gates,
For freight OF Apply
The daily gazette., 1875-08-03
PhiIIippi Nearly Drowned.
HIS FRtalrTFUL ADVENTURE IN LAKE ERIE.
WHIT HE THINKS OF DONALDSON.

HIS FRtdlITFUL ADVENTURE IN LAKE ERIE
WHIT HE THINKS OF DONALDSON.
Phillippi, the young athlete and aero
naut OF Reading, has had frightful ad-
venture on Lake Erie, and the Ohio pa
pers contain whole columns of his mar
row escape from II frightful death by
drowning Pbillippi writes ns follows
from Toledo, that State Thursday I
Went up in my balloon and sailed over
the lake, L wRJ out about As miles and
could not keep up any moro my bal
loon gave out, and came down in the
water. No'onh was about, and for about
two houra | had IL fearful time on the
bar and no basket. The balloon kept
mo half way out Of the water all the
tiEe, and when the waves would strike
mo tney would cover me under the. wa
tor. Once III u while could SEQ solne-
thing like a vessel away of. 1t seemed
to be coming nearer until ut last it reach.
ed me, and chased me, trying to catch
the balloon. At last they got hold OF it
and tho bow OF tho vessel run into my
balloon, tore her in half and made bad
work. Then began TO sink, but they
having hold OF the netting, they drew
me up. in my tights. I was soaking wet
and very near played out and extremely
weak. In ten minutes more l should
have been drowned. ~
Good luck happened that the, steam
vessel watched me and came after me.
l almost went as fast as the vessel. This
Is ,She second time have been in the
lake. am going to Detroit, and that Ia
not as wide. There 1expectto I o make sew
en- or eight ascensions on my way home.
Donaldson is lost some place around
here. l offered $500 reward in the Chi
cago papers for the recovery Of Donald
is true he is in Lake Erie, but not in the
pines. don't want to get in the lake
any more.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-03
SECOND EDITION
MORE CHARGES.

THE LIdHr HoU6E KEEPER AT LEwEs TN
DER ExAMINArIoE.
Last Tuesday. says the Iewes Light,
Commander White, of the Light House
Holrd made his appearance at the Break
water in the steamer Violet. 1t seems
that recently several charges of detri.
uGl.' , ca.trei, t7i lu.,o w f,rr, ,
against l.. y. JenAlus, Loolec VI Tue
Breakwatcr LighG House, by George De-
Orton, jacob Marshall, Richard Paynter.
assistant keeper, and others, and it was
the business of Commander White here
TO investigate the matter, hear tho char
ger and report to Secretary Bristow.
We have tho statements of DeOrten,
Marshall AMI Paynter tefore us, and each
OF waich, II true, IL at once sufficient to
cause Jenkins discharge. 1t seems that
since his appointment there has been a
continual squabble at the Light House,
either from one cause or another. and IL
.ls well that the matter is being investi-
gated, and ii found incompetent or un-
worthy he should be discharged. There
are plenty OF competent and efficient
men that would be glad of the position,
and heaven knows that the pay IS fully
adequate for the service which is re-
quired.
This is not the only case of an official
nature that needs looking af.er here,
several Of which will very soon be shown
up in these columns.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-03
FOURTH EDITION.
GENERAL NEW,

AThe steamer Lady of the Lake, re-
ported sunk, arrived at her dock yes
terday all right.
The storm in southern Missouri still
continues. The damage done the crops
is estimated at two million dollars.
The English Government system of
cheap telegraphing is likely to prove q
heavy burden on that country's finau-
ces:
AT Memphis they have given I'D all
hope of an inundation being averted
The Lower Mississippi Valley will
undoubtedly loose all the standing
crops.
The rivers In Virginia and Pennsyl-
vania, and the Ohio and Central Miss
issippi rivers will rise rapidly, Dan
gerous floods will probably occur on
the Ohio.
The school tax levy at Indianapolis
for the ensuing year will be forty cents
higher than the total levy of last year.
and the municipal tax proper will be
"A cents In excess of that Of last year.
Germany and Russia promise to give
furloughs by the hundred thousand to
their soldiers next year. Austria will
have to follow suit, as she Is mem
Der OF the imperial league, and France
cen In that casa have no excuse fer not
disbanding some of her supernumer-
aries. Nethertheless, don't you be-
lieve that the millennium has come.
A sllget thing.may set these Europeans
by the ear.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-03
RSr EDITION
,op,Ds' Hieroglyphics.

rANpERIsa BEGdARs LEAVE
ktuvlcATIoas FOR THOSE WHO COME
Harrisburg Patriot in discussing
1 ahits and customs" of the class
bdsrinr peoplc termed ''trainps"
os a system of characters adopt
,Hem by which means they I'M
. eacb other such intelligence as
.ulated to be of vast service to
/ That paper Of these characters
| observer will find the tramp has
|ous habit of poking about the
h 4 tree by the wayside, or the
a telegraph pole or a gate post,
carr Is taken in watching him,
he frequently seen engaged In
Leupalion either quite early or
6ule in tho day. Examine the
here be has been searching,
a, scrutiny may reveal three or
cabalistic characters rudely
I'd on the wood or stone, q cross
h lbe centre of q circle or square
4, signs resembling, phonogra-
other signs looking more like
4 proofnarks, These are the
cuideboards, the blazed trees
baib, the trail of his hunting ex-
b. They tell him that the next
lads 10 rich place, where he
ely ask for money; that the poor
is good dodge to try In anoth-
sction; that the farmer on the
ecps a savage dog; that a Gully
h a house OF resort for tramps
found in the village on the ca
rhe tramp only studies these In
ms for bis own instruction, but
ound by the "rules of the road"
rd such of his own experiences
be of use to those who follow. "
The daily gazette., 1875-08-03
NapaI HOnOrs to the MenO,.y of
the Late EG-

WASHINGTON, August Am order
was issued to-day by Commodore Am
men, Acting Secretary of the Navy,
directing In pursuance of the Presi.
dents order announcing the death of
ex-President johnson that the ensign
at each naval station and of each YES.
sci of the United States navy in com.
mission be hoisted at half-mast from
sunrise to sunset, and that a gun be
nred at intervals of every half-hour
from sunrise to sunset at each naval
station and on board of flagships and
of vessels acting singly on the day of
the funeral, when this order may be
received In time, otherwise on the day
after its receipt. The officers of the
navy and marine corps will wear the
usual badge of mourning attached to
the sword.hilt and on the left arm for
the period of thirty days. - -
The daily gazette., 1875-08-03
a r~taiaasiSst Betw.eutwo Trenton
lana -..'t-4 y. ~ -

TRkNToN, August ohm ]. Lang
ley and David Whitaker, Of this city
became involved in quarrel last even.
ing about house rent. Words led to
blows, and the two men clinched and
fell, langley ON top. Whitaker pro.
duced o large pocket knife and pllng-
ed it four times INTO Langley's back.
The men tusselled and rolled, and
Whitaker continued stabbing, inflict-
ing terrible wounds in the abdomen,
neck, legs and arms of his antagonist.
The men were separated and Langley
taken home. He received seven dis
tinct end dangerous wounds, and can
not live. Whitaker went before
Justice Gasson to make complaint
against Langley for assault and battery
but was locked up. Both men are
English, married, and about 80 years
of age. Langley is potterman and
and Whitaker a brickmaker.