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New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
PtSSFNGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LryTlPOOL.-Ia gtecuishfp AlGsrg, Avg le-R
n len. W Archibli. !. r. Bailey, Il ! iIdfe, G. W Ed
Gle AIasi.r j. Bidhe, Miss L. A. bile AZ ma, T. -
CIarS Mr. and 3lrs G.. Dunn. cHtir a1G maids. arA
DUN, If. EasoD r. II. ECan, Nr fSiI j. ~ i,hei j.
love Mir s.d Mrs r. H. French - J. 10 SIZE tev
NJ Goui .es r. r. Gregory, Grtg, Miss uilt h G,twe
Mr. and " ~. Ha;lil {. z. Kaswe. Va Has"si Mo ~
iowcl Mr Hos e!l Hugh irving \. d Irving JohEscl
nj b. Il. JOdHat1rc. T. s. kinpnan Misses NJ p ara d.
Iugsfo ri Rev KrrilcF X. W. Lewis. E o. ilndHti d. a.
LINDSAY T. n. LCugll.I Mr. ard 1rs y. yal, W v y.an
Mai " Massey = Mason, Row j. Miller, MI aih WIS DIIi
Ter Rev Ne,s'ick, p r. ODry r. Obey. Ars Opt aAd
]. Ovon aaG &Is. " \. Par a1e T. G faiG!cy dft NJ
Parnlcy p l.. phiips 4. lrisdpc T. ~ PT ctot, I'm
ciicr lroadfoO AIRS. AM tli,s PTOudor, :" D. Ie" M
ana Mo j. iAoai j. O. licr son, j. lots tak a IL
ms j. Ia. Mr schoy,r, Mrs a, M. shieb, Dr
n Mss SJca u. saith. L. 5n.H. J. g. oih, "; Z.
and ~ = Spdnaa J. II. ~qrir' Il. t-ls, N'ss J. Stle1
air and Mrs J. T. Su.rla ard eid J. j. Srr2y MI snd
Ir Taller 1Is league and child T.. Tesi, w IA1ns n hss
l. A. Thompson, Mi~s lmpsOn MI an Mrs. e. ", iophsn,
Mis@s rOpam, u ~. tnGertl Aiss b. ulqlhar ~ ana
Mrs 4 II. .cc H. l,arur DC ~ous t. Walhs. - p. Wat
SON. MIS- u. Van Wnir. hiis9 VT t. sir. and MIS- Hyne
ken, Mrs McCaI@ey and son. .. J.. smith . -
fl.Dn Gi.NSf. H-gn sfrrf1shiy fiJar, Aug 1~-lhOS
Beyrrdge. Aionzo eee sanI Price Joh Naer Ir srf
Mo tbs. Ee and ca iita, Gibson W;l NJ Blrflot-
r aad Mr W b. Hooper. G II. y. CheyD" Pro, l.
raLer IoL a. W. CuIlir Ms ~ pen I,g ent s1n. H.
Idc T.. = warren o. r. Nsfer, o.. :. bIac ". II.
Hooper 1ir Gallagher. Nj. anl Ars l. ,r,i i. ~ raL
Dadle Miss IJIy IO1e. =. - rk Eev: T. McHcl Miss
AnEs GoG., Ms iiary aynnc. y ana .iFs T. Bennett
II.DM U.EANA-ia atPlaa..p Ct'J Of leFI Z. H. aug
IS. H. @. 'ojvse, samuel Wof a. saTe Ell:te! ng - 10
'aie te ...rruaea ans an, uan T. Aba .s AuE to
C.ll.rJn, Ji2;I NJ Garcia Iegnauiel lIhD no N
iincl lis Funcct DJAr Manuel boig caIao Gonsalcz,
V. L. Butler Gail Negcucr JuatO Alvarez
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
THE COURTS.
SEWERAGE SERVICE.
RESPONSIBILITY OF PURCHASERS OF HOUSES IN RB-
GARD TO DRAINAGE.


GARD TO DRAINAGE.
I'm the suit OF Hamel agt. Griffith and others,
Judge Joseph f. Daily IN the Special Term OF the court
of Common Pleas, has decided q question OF importance
10 owners Of adjacent houses In this city Three houses
OF Nos 55s 800, and 5G2 West Forty-nnh-St had a
common drainage the two houses OF higher numbers
dischargng tleir drainage through common pipe mo
drain beneath the cellar of No 5jo when leu 10 inc
street sowcr Griffith, the owner by purchase OF al
three houses conveyed No. 500 TO the planI ana sud
sequeny sold No j3s to another defendant THIS ter
conveyance was alleged 10 have been III Daf ia"'' p
Judge DAILY does not. his opinion regard mar ahega
ton Tho suit brought to prevent tho owner oi ~"
Dos from obstrrc.iug tho drain which runs ufer rs
premise b wiCi s the Only outlet Tor thc PlhNi
sewerage
Judge DAILY, in his decision calls attention 10 the iact
that Griffith conveyed the premises, having th3 c1S-
mnt OF before he conveyed the pfrnlsca whe
subject to that easomcnt lie holds that Grmth
WAS bound to know OF tle subsection OI No vJc 10 Tie
easement Of the other houses connection with STREET
Orug ordinary II not necessary matter lor ccn
house in tis city, n h for him ascertain before
owing any the premises whether the dra n5e OI
each ho-c separate IL he desired sewer the rrcu
ises c, ciualy and sell p0iol ndependet " the
owners and purchasers TO the Obligation 10 nqnrc or
the lbity Of knowing. where sewerppcs sccnd,
and by what channel the waste reaches the
II Is matter OF that each house ls drdnd by
scrdr1. sewer connection. The injunction l5kcd for
was giaucQ. with costs
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At ihe Tonbs Police Court yesterday Thomas
rriae held r picking he pocket Of WIHiln IL IAN ~
No 90 H uucry.st. OF o.in WOItn $50 Nils i.Zab IA
Calc iiel Dr att npung T. destroy the cot her 'i T.
AGED tyo months. she t attempted 10 hfuw u mo Nl,
!siu- in that d.pUs - m anh barrel ifont 1f her
hos, wcei nrs iould ~ MlIy j. Aucrsoa who P'ieed
eOrlpla n against her
A. the Nork,le Police Court yesterday, Mrs y Ne
p. WAiiup.e 0f 30 ln6 Lexington chaTeei Chati,s
Ihou,,In vita e ing htr 4,ldcEcr a.l staLE y worm
c1-Le I,n, ra- .d IN d"'aIit - ~l,bo BAL u
g. harce.a real estate agent carg'd John
..,nett.a Crrs ~ho mis- H. L employ, Mii eD ~ S r5J
vtci h, Lat ll.,,d. Aua = nt,d iU $1,000 bIl 20
answer Mary Reid l.. - NO 2J- Easi Eighteenth
81, charged g.. =. Crane, aH ll- vi "a 49, iilHE - ~
Last Twenty tIl.dst. Grn,lh Mas held Ill 1000 ba- ~
At the Washington Place Police Cont. Yesterday,
fur , y.o. Jon Lror' W OhD Boyle age - !Cr-
with irc rtO the house ~ h1r.t, Iuci, "
.,o - iWt.st, -st, ana stealing cO ig Of tnc
Vair ~. lit Itd 20 give b'u M syv. .Ho-a
Au-ts arCe To-, JtI rfe,Inen 81 NJ 81 Ed@htnaf
WITH sttaG ~ snuy ol laG ~ unter Carmen worth H.
Aug H. sic ,lGe in 1000 bail .@rt.u NJ Gr,cn
vas BROUGHT up charge, made by Da.sry Nriiei,
female a.ut.,, AL of tne value oi FziJ, from -" ll9
Vrsf Tmiiy !ir-tsf 1ue p'troprr was committed in
Cbc,f .,t.p. # tLt Twcuiy y-niph iIoG.u win
r comm s,iun Of feono.s assault IA rori vltf .nur
vli"s DsIra npt known, h the F rH" ~ No
IG We. Twenty sEisi. "a an clly "ii yc't' a NOM
iuu officer called d. tD 9rnn-, 'irfr conduct
- hlil OiIrtr ~trk also brirg! thsite t-"rsi
ra " ihpr piupri thc iois. vr ire
rtri ae,ug disOricry house and she was detained
! NtI
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19

matter; rained continually, with the exception o an oc
oasionai hour of sunshine, for two weeks WI nave 70
j,oyei chasing my pumpkin-vines of my neghboIs land
me Whole thing Is wrong and I've 6sen nee pn "a
stop TO this thing. Have it righted up once more
Yours. &c, dhAS7hR.
Ina conversation with DR.. Alfred c. Post Of No. 29l
Mad.on-ave reporter Of THE TRIBUNE learned that 20
far as the city concerned with the exception OF
few districts great rainfall woad be beneficial as IL
thoroughly cleansed the but wherever there WAS
bad drainage and Orgarc matter near ponds OF af'hS'
maarous diseases would prevail The decomposition OF
organic matter promoted by moisture Ihero Is
low section Of land the east sdc extending from the
East River to tie west OF Tlidaye.. said Dr. Post,
where the authorities should require great TO bo
taken TO secure proper drainage The ordinary OF
drainage by will not lie sufficient there. and The
Ind material of made land only nlaxes 1t much
worse"
Dr. William A. Haninond, exsnrgcon-General Of the
United States Army declined to give his views rs to the
causes of ihe great rainfall Meteoclosy, he said, was
,ti, in such an immature condition that with the eNcei-
tou of one two gentlemen, none could speak Win
authority the subject. As 10 its en'ct upuh ID" shi-
tary condition of the people he agreed Win Dr. Posi- hat
the rain ceansed the sewers Of the city ana was 'here
fore beneficial to city inhaDltants but the case w IN
ferent in the country Wherever there much clay;
as for instance along the Hudson River especially III
the peshborbood OF Haverstraw, where tie waoi can
not get through the ground. II wU'ild produce disease:
80 aIso along portions Of the NcwJerSey coast But III
Long Island. where there Is good cea oi giayel the
water would soak through and run or even IN tie al
sence of good drainage. But the adYent o. mosquitoes
there, caused 10y the heavy rainfall prOduceh irritation
and noryousness TO such extent that II large num-
her of people had returned 10 the city abandoning 'hcf
plans Of spending the summer on Long Island. Tie
same was the ease starn Island ani other ajaceht
places where the mosquitoes had become 80 hch th.'t
since Thursday last hundreds % people ad b'eh diNeh
b,ue, ard Another injurious effect OF tho rain wan Ae
stale a.. the pcch market. Peaches rpen quicker in
rainy than n day eather,.but they also decay sooner;
and as this is TIE big OF the great care should
be taken by those who eat them.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
CONDITION or THE PEACH MARKET.
TIE WET WAITER UNTAyoR4BLT FOR GROWERS
RECEIPTS or DIFFEEENT DEALERS

TIE WET WAITER VNTAYt RABLE or GEOWERS-
RfCrIPrs OF DlFFEEENT DEALERS.
The receipts OF peaches yesterday were $40
carloads by the Philadelphia Whining on and Baltimore
Railroad IL carloads ny the New-lrrsey Southern Rail
road, and 5000 crates by the Od dominion steamer
from Lewes Dll. To Boston ana other Eastern points
20 carload, we're forwarded The total receipts thus Ear
this season have been 1,lO3 carloads. Yesterdays sup
py was equal 70 $4,000 baskets. The peach trade is
still discouracing for owners Nearly every prominent
dealer held large surplus late yesterday afternoon
and stock that could be- kept sound VIII De sold al low
price to wagon vendors to-day. Yesterdays rates al
lowed even these Iowpce buyers to reject fruit not
frst-class For steamer lois the prices were
vcry indefinite The peaches were in poor condition
Sellers have stopped shipments from Maryland On ac
conn. Of the low markets. Al the owners from the
southern sections of Delaware nave lost money tus far
Good peaches are not abundant. hot spot them
very quickly and rthcy not full Of water uQOn their
arrival they become so in the present weather
few extra large necOlored samples o. Melocotons sold
"a high MS 81 per cyate fancy fruit Sellers
LOOK Tor steady market de soon as qualities become
even and handsome. 49, 49, -
Jo'rn Conbcs had 5000 packages selling at 40 TO -
cents per OF Yorls and Tohs and 20 TO 80 cents
pes basket OF the varieties. lev fancy yellow
tinwfords in crates sold al -.
FuIInan Il draper handled about 700 packages of
Yor6s and Iroths and few Od Mixons. The steamer
crates SOLD very low some crates brought 80 cents and
others 90 GEMS; baskets sold AT 20 10 30 cents Ola
B1iIer Brothers had 1000 baskets and GOO crate,
largely made up OF small stock baskets sold at 10 to 80
cents and crates at 80 to 70 cents.
BERNARD Hayer sold 900 crates at 80 cen- TO 81 for
YOrks and Troths. CraV fords averaged 81.
Fuller d Cuen had 900 ackage- qilntei AT 81 % to
good prime CrawfOrds nd 40 % 80 cents for
bas OF kinds JTots and YOrks sold at 20 to
JOkclts for baskets and 40 cents 10 ~ for crates
J. H. UoifTch had TOT baskets and 90 crates. Crates
OF ordinary Sht 80 cents, ana few 90 cents
baskets sold TO cents, the latter for yellow
sorts CrawfOrds wOrta 81 p IL II 30 per crate
Ttms brothers had 900 crates and 100 nsets Crates
sold for 30 cents 81 and baskets for 30 10 80 cents
MOunt & JmcTsOn hal 900 packages, which brought
% 80 per basket for Trcth and Yorks and 81 20
30 crates the latter packages were very poor
White n Whsle sold 800 crates al % la 60 cents.
NJ johnson sold 400 baskets for % t0 80 cents for
ordinary 10 cents for yellow Sorts and 100 crates
80 cents to II.
] ohm Nix d Co. sold 1900 packages OF YOrks and
at 30 to so cents basket aud crates vi
Trofhs and YOrks brought 80 TO go cents.
Eli Campbell d Son sold 800 packages OF Rose.
Yks and Troths OF poor quality ut IS to 80 cents per
basket and 50 cents 10 81 for selected crates Cruw
fords brought Is cents " v fog baskets aud ~ i 90
for crates.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
STREET RAILROAD CHANGES.

The Bleecker Street Railroad Company,
against which foreclosure suits instituted few
days ago. has had two offers 10 lease its lines.
The Christopher street and Tenth street Railroad Com
pany has made Offer Of s24,jOO cash and $1,000 a
year for lease of the right OF the Company to portion
OF the line which has yet been built extending
through Elevenhaye 10 Fourteenth-st. thence 10 Uni
yersity-pace thence to Es1thst. Broadway TO
Iafayette place. and down Great JOnes-st. Tile South
Ferry Railroad Company has made offer OF $50 900
cash 5000 year for the lease OF portion OF the
line not made public. The decision Of tho Blocker
street Company in regard to these leases 10 not yet
known but Il Is probable That the Line VIII be iesed to
the highest bidder.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
DECISION--AUG. IL.

Srprpne Cop.f-(hqmb9S--Bv Judge Tanr"n.-
Grrocr5 Bank ag hrllsAot..1 e. ,n d. with leave 10
rt Ir .g an ra1ri payment - i e. 50. .
~ Judge W..troca.-Tn" Compton i-sconpe de Paris
agi. EyeIe.. OF al-Orltr srait "a.
SpD0ior C0pri-Spec;M TTm-Hy Judge Sedc-
wick T iiieo aet >vphrr a.: I. g l. TaOrieS st
ll Bootn et al aet ODonell; sbalk agt KIss-Mouons
denied.
Common PIeqs-SpeciqI T1p-Bv judge Robin
s0nst.rhena The Ma &cMCNOn granted with $40
coats ~ tnior. lunl NcfftE AIT. IWCi Motion c
MED Cantrr BrTtholi ami ar0lniun'nDn cohtlnued
scnaeirr ay. koch Notion granted. Wlth : U Costs.
~ Judge r Daly- ~ sgfr lu agt B,dgn.- Aoior Tor
attachment granted ctr!ty boin- e (Nen0iahiiA)
Iiamei Az. CIiIIh.-luJunoI.0n granted See opinioA
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW.YORK.

PORT OF NEwYORK.. "a
CLEARED
steamship ,,,yeens l.r ), Murphy Liverpool via queens
town = q. fisncFlyn
s,eamanp n-.isis. sayanG,h Murray; Ferris a 60.
ste~nsnp G. o'o1t Ford, ph.!a.e.o' a Ilo. iiand
f,.Ias tp M -. Narkay, Glasgow, 81 aat- -'n Rros
SIN HUDSON. Pratt i,ne IL. GrinneIl Ni6:.g q GO.
shin FIsuk Jones. los,. T., ,aA FI.nci , 64 % x Co.
G!.o y, rs Cml rcdsfsoI. oceeastowH or Fmodh fof
5 H. S,stlinna fth (Portj Santos, Phialerha G Am
IarS Lincoln Taora Baeuos Ayes. J. II. Wmeasr Co
4fs ,slp Sor' GaI. queenstown or Tam ,Gth for
Bar OIL D, C,os ,aIlaon Cork Falmouth for orders
Iarl Nay Flower Lanfare, Brdgcto0n, Bar, II. Trom
Es ,a,a {, o., Olsen, Riga Russia Bcnan Royesen.
Ba Hiord Nor, tricAsen. Cork for oreis fnA'h Eays
NIod Nor Larsen. Hot:eriam Punch RE Co t,
n,oa,h ~ orders. rcien., Bocl.u,anr 8 90. D., -.
rr sna. ir Goarestcs iEn1erics ire 5re sa CO.
Brz HJ cyuLDa, bicre.on, Aiouio'ia9 ir orders Ger
Schr A'fle Bird Porter hlirsgoane, Hayt, Austin
sour Nelc il. Benee'ct Thompson, Washington d O.
Ds1+'s sers = ,'iji T. 81 co' eon, IIqgana z wa Co.
,c!r Monte e. Gi.. -,n. Ciar'-.i an. Bal ~ 90.
Sc. r. + r. Mcdonald Carter Savannah Bentley 'Hier
scir Wa. Gay. ALVIN. NsS.lonlou Allyn.
s,r Aaij A. Iyer IIolseou, Polt Antonio Jal. ia'ae IL
strr Ida Palmer Palmer STANFORD Stanford l!auuiactur
larsc Dover Wataon, Philadelphia james Hand
Steamship Fsia OBJ, 1s'-I - glasgow Aug and No
ylir a. l' in' e. sla paS, I" 1, ncrr'n b".' A ,
oa~rifioga ~, vi n."e 10 'l. .. y 70, e d. - ,,,
mis- ,S 'S ~ 49, - r. Az ann. f SOS,
sis D. o.. " ii.' Ir. I'g-,s Del! with nsse to
- isr iini,po .',r F,o. rrir 20 Jays. in sias,
7 u olive of tor3, thh 81 N'o' BATAVIA ,ii' o. snd
nIls Eroole iitr d ico .rdan 42 Gays ballast
s.,.)>t.'-hI 49, N g. o., ,,..i p.,,.,,-.
Fo rSa iei%'i fls 'i.p!.l li5!lal i5ca nail,
A,iye BAL NOE A"a .'iA A,J E''fl hi-
= 2'qor' eors'ova D. e. @i''; yirg' prov tco,
f f
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
r,0,. close ,.sam. No Supplementary Nan ste,m,hI,

mails close at O. IN. No Supplementary MAR beamshiD
sails nj : a. m from Pier No 30. North River
FOR Europe Southampton and Bremen by the steamship
Neck,r mails clone :30 q supple nentary Mail 70
closed at 3O n Steamship sails at from Pier foot
hirdst. HobOken.
For Hay AMI Venezuela by steamship Andes mails closs
At a m seImsLp sails at III H., nom Pier No 81 North
River ,,. , .., -.
Mails for Key West by the steamship cty Of hnsn close at
n m steamship sails ut D. from Pier No -, East ayeL
SUNDAY. AUG. %
Letters for JapeD Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent
Chinese pOs aud the East Indies, ~ te se2mshp Ciy O
Posin 10 sall from Francisco scyt should be mailed
In The York Post Office before p n on f'1y hng a.
An Mails close at IL O'Clock a. Tho PostOaeo ~ open
from a. III. to IL a.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
EMBARRASSMENT OF REAL ESTATE
HOLDERS.
MANY MORTGAGES TOPrCIOstD FoH HoN-PAYMrEi
OF INTEEI sr-INsURANcE COMPANIES liz PRiN-
fTr,I LlS.l,,

III NJ h"''''
Since May | m u1' 7C1ilN iGfgr j 'lii'cf Oi
,.,.. ,-. ,.. h.,, I,s,it,,cl AGAINST ucrs. ,-
lole'o."i' | 80, o.. -. %,
IiIitA- ~ way ii'' '-- ''''-' ~ ''' $500
ti. ci.y aul Brooklyn. t. number Of default = Is
.,,i,. ior-. In Eioctlfn and 70 IS fr.r 4 by rca
en- ..tf ,.....r o., t,,,-
cet3te BROKERS' the iH'oi VI" '' BIZ ia 6'i IT.
city Eo, / vixen tAe next scianlual interest IS due
,-,, ,.. ,. ,... .t,..
o""'l' '"''' '' 90" ..... ..... .,... j, .
IN which tc make settlement DIX d az Vir -" i''oH VI
tb,t ttfn. o fo, a.. ~ M lEt -.It pr,,-c4 ana iO4-
-, t,..- ,- . nit. lo,-. l,-., r.r,n,,r.ii.
c'o'''' - i'"'"' .,4 -. , g.
duriIs tii' bt"tih, ;ii are ire "-".' "a ''"'' %.
eiituttl month aftcr tie llst ihtcrr*t was n''
,,,l.r of -,.r- llvo ni.o brrn iu%,it1tcd Ia which
y mum" , ...,y -, , ,.. ...
n sac ~ h;fi it''A'-'' F'.'e t'' ii''''i' '
70 o-q.fH.s tie l.oD .tv rtt their hands ard Tie IT,
49,, g.. ...... t..r. ,f f,-t,,,,. tn ,,,.l-a good
ith'''"'7 "'l' -. H"'' w. Va ~ " >,
their htt:tS, non uy I'D cay ia ''HNt-7il'h VIII o.
rot,tt l5l estate holder yes!erd s., reporter O..
- ., f .f.., ti,,. f., ,.rt-, f.,, .,.at,fi,.
NE IilbtNr N''' ''i' '''. 'i''' '''' '''' ' ~
10 lad been Iur Itrd by TIE leading rca' estate
;rl, i. l continued l. ON .oi i,i, IL -, .r- o.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
THE VICTORIOUS RIFLEMEN.
FiSAL ARRANGEMENTS or TIE RiFLh ASSOCIATION,
A>D rhE NATIOSAI GUARD For THE RECEPTION


ANp riE NATIoSAL GUARD FOR THE RECEPTION
on THE All icIuCAS TEAM.
The Joint Committee of the National Pile
Association and tl Amateur Rife Club met JeaieI'.y,
v-it the IIoa y. ". Judd In the chair Ghe Finance
Committee reported Tie following subscriptions received
10 dcsy the expenses oi tho reception and pay for tie
tc,i iuoua!: John Jacob Astcr. E1GO; Jae~ Eyrrllrd
500: UraGq,iart"rs and Siaf ls BriSaie y g., t3D
Boois Brother. 500; Col G. y. Mitchell, go; the Hon.
Jacob sharp, -; :. p. y. Richards. -; total $3.50
The Ka!fy Brothers have offered 10 give the Team re-
ccflion performance xt week For the coucer; ~ Gil
more Garden 800 tickets have been Issued for th" VA
tonal Guard ard -00 for TIE National Rife Association
anG tho Analcl: Blc Club. The Hon Joreih H. oh0''e
has been invited 10 deliver tie Grafton OF We
come TO the Team q: G,lmog,'s Garden on Non
DIV evening Tie Committee on tie Bay Reception
rcpored tnat as inbound stelios hld recently made
oy r,oriin,.v good time it was expected that the City
o. Berlin would arrive Saturday afternoon before dar
and acc rGi.ey the y. X. !iol ns, with the r.
ccption Committee, the o. the members of the
tom, sc you'd leave the Store pier q. the foot Of Whtr
ha-s on saturday at ) T.. IA. lookout VIII be st--
tuod ~ Wos 2a,k ard another ~ sandy Hook, end In
c.e r City Berlin arrives earlier than oXpcced toie
craos viii b. so; ~ al WHO ave 10 - on olrl :he recei
ror nri, n ORDER that 1t may leave the ''J at a"
Tie ic!d and b.ieade oNicor OF the Fifth Division,
- Ga met !oSt. d. ia tAr 0"Ge ~ 1."i-'''H iHs'ei
to arrange ior t'" reception ot Col b"uG., am "P''
Cohen af The American te'.n VINO ~" "ltoIn u tI'
li't Division. Cu fGoti.n. t was To,pNed 10 tentf
Nr.-r. Ho'iur 'ld C'".ndh nan He' a Ti''t
"a -.. 10. The Ot.,,I IBIS II tic AMc-i. Jn Team
l. To- nc invited "a M Ires ai. To aiangr IN deias OF
tne Dtl.g gic', COMMITTEES w'c appointed On ih'he'
IL. -cr.si.lIn. H. -i4-ic. Al infitti..ius.
Ci,l,r, ha.s hrr s.2d ne ro1dI artcrs o. lie
l1tb and C.h Regiments Tor them tO u.s. mJr a thrr
ire parauc IA honor oi t-lc Ahc:lrtu rI'A. C"h!-
mrriry a,u.ors to te victories oi tlo Team made
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
p1SSENGERS SAILED.

FOR IIyERPOOL-Ta ssq,ssh'p 5gss1aa. Any l'-hiss
l. h. Hasted Miss Al zabch A. small" O0a, ni,5 H. Agnes
Allen M ami Mrs. r B. berent iyo isfan'' and ivS
servants; Samuel Fii,an, MIS- STifn, Iss Dth, AG0ph
Solomon William King, =. Neuste'cl, r. p Iti5wel y
Jameson Mrs. Won ArGin. Mrs HayDes, r. W. Lndo" Mrs
N 4. HOppock, H. Van DuZ,r Nj and NT5 Peirlti, DR.
Nelson Dyey. Miss Dewey Mr.. Dewey Mr and Mrs Edv r
Downes and son. cot Crawford Allen, III. A. ma
DGnbir Smith J. y. IIaTccnr,, MF and MIs H. D. laIley
Elisha Dyer JI y. T. Dyer J2mes WoQltint Jo-L,pp W.
Heya- H. r. Swan. NrS. - q. Betinef Ger. d. Mac
Adaras Ne and servant, jos Miguel d. Paz w b. Issa
Tshan, q. Roma re Mr. AMI Mr' shelley, VIM Srith.
n Aniraw, h ROsf. Mrs T. B. Iorree two o1lioreD IN
Cant anI uai, II. W Case iis. AnIr"n, B aewso., d
W TbompsOn, Carr, Mr. aDi Ma ss'erc2e and chiio
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
TVr HEAVY RAINFALL.

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The extraordinary T4in-idii dUrlN ~ The present
Suntl la4 occi.I,cG 10 a great c4tca the attention
and study oi the gentlemen in cia.ge o. the G'-n1i
Urrcs, in Washington a. well as in NeYor and tpor
records show an oxce.s of pre-, p.tltiou" ond
thai o. previous Years The amount OF rau- a iu t.a
city duin. tho month o August up 70 the h"ar O. noon
OF aus. Is 9.67 inches which compares as follows
viii tlo CORES lVd- nioHI % tie ae. lodI Neds:
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New-York tribune., 1875-08-19
TIE CHAMBERS Strict HOUSE OF RELIEF.

The Society OF the Ncwiork Hospital has
renewed its hospital service down town by itn- up the
old Third Precinct Saon-liouse' No l6O Chhmbeis-s
as "a reception hospital. under the control Of Dr Charles
Kelsey lor the ned ate Of persons suffering from
accidents acute sickness. The basement will he used
for the laundry aud workroons with portion set apart
for the reception OF injured patients and cell Tor violent
ones the r-t floor j. the principal Office and ihe
elevator landing The ward, all situated In The sec
oid third. and fourth stories, occupying about half of
each floor ana containing - present Il beds with room
for nearly as many more There present employed
three iId night watcnan, who Is also a nurse
Ii IS Che Intention q" the managers not To keep mere Than
IL ~ patients IN II at that In case Of cas
atty the OF providing ZOE numerous cases of
sustrOke the entire capacity oi tho hospital nay be
a1.. .nl.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-19

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