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al GASES Of yellow fever on board. Que
death bad occurred. She was subjected
to a strict quarantine. There was appre-
hepsion that the fever would reach the
navy yard or city.
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Consumption Cured

To he Edffer Star.
EsrEkNkD fRIEEpi -.A.rs thai
viii you plsa 'e inform your res''''
Cure for CsusumPfssT ard
and All disorders Of the Thro1t ano han.
that. BY its use in my practi e, pave
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i m, fam. / will send ssnPie. free'
nfferer addressing me. Won nsl
PI.ase show tbs letter 10 any r9e - and
know who is suffering frsu these a'p
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-01
HNED Ar ROCRiW1Y.
A Mother and her Daughter Pcrishinr in the
TreRcberous surf.

About one o'clock, yesterday afternoon,
two ladies-mother and daughter--living at IsI
Essex street, New York, named Cathsrine and
Jose, hine Muller, obtained bathing suits at the
establishment Of Messrs. Hlr1er & Stumpf. on
Hoekaway Beach, and went into the surf. They
had been IN some little time, when one of them,
supposed to be the daughter, was seen to throw
up her hands as II IN distress. Two little boys,
the sons Of Mr.. Muller, called attention to this
iact, hut no notice appears to have been taken
OF II at the time. Shortly afterward the two
were seen to he floating with tho tide face
downward toward the point Of the beach, aud
the alarm was given that they were drowning.
Men rushed into the surf, and both were reached
and brought to the shore, dead.
Every enort was made TO resusctato them,
some two hours being spent IN the endeayor,
but without avail There are two theories re-
garding the cause-Onc, that the mother was
endeavoring 10 teach the daughter to swim,
when the latter became frightened at finding
herself beyond her depth, and clutched her
mother so that che could not help hers N tho
other, that the daughter accidental got beyo
her depth and called for help, and that tho
mother In endeavoring to save her also got be-
yond her depth, and both were drowned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-01
PACIFIC MAN AND PANAMA.
The steamship CompnDy's Directors Ratify-
ina the New. Contract with the Panama
Railroad what MIR. r. w. Park says.

The directors Of the Pacific Mail steam
ship Company met yesterday and formally rau-
ned the new contract with the Panama Rail-
road. This contract, which il supposed to DO
based to great extent upon the tariff agreed
upon last spring, when the Union Pacific party
obtained the control Of the Pacific Mail line, Ia
kept profoundly secret. That II is In the inter
est Of Panama, and adverse to that of Pacific
Mail Is the opinion OF many Wall street opera
tors who profess to know the relations Of the
two compa nies. Panama, they say. was In po-
sition to command its own terms Of the Pacific
Mail management some days ago. because OF the
non-paNment o. maturing loan, and made
those terms the unconditiO agreement to tho
new contract which Is schedule tariff calcu-
lated to benefit the richer CORPORATION, These
gentlemen saw further. that had It been for the
interest of MIR. Jay Gould to allow Pacific Mail
STOCK To advance, that astute operator would
have made good his promise to the Pacific Natl
debt.
on the other hand, II IA held by officers of tho
Panama Railroad that the contract is for tho
bcncht OF both conn Inies. MIR. 1renor w. Park,
who represented Panama In the negotiations
CMr. George y Scott attending to the interests
OF Pacific MaD said Yesterday that the contract
would deal justly with both parties. To the Pa
cihc Mail line II would guarantee increased pro-
hts on the New York and San Francisco trade
while the Pan ma Railroad would naturally ben
eht by this Increase. Panama, he sal, has earn
ed larger net income for the first SIX months
OF this year than in any similar period since tho
opening Of the Union Pacific Railroad And this
income, he explained. was made without der!v-
ing advantage from tho Pacific Mail contract Of
last Spring. The local business Of tue Pacific
Mail line has recently been increasing largely,
and the trips to Central American and South
American ports have yielded handsome profits
The war tr oubles in Colombia will not affect ell
ther company detrimentallv, because the Amer
lean and English Governments are pledged to
prot the neutrality OF the Panama Railroad.
Shouil tho business OF the road be temporarily
inteffe red with, the Colombian Government Is
bound to make good any damage incurred, tho
amount to be deducted from the annual subsidy
paid to the Government by the railroad. This
has been done once before. In conclusion, MIR.
Park said the running expenses Of the Panama
road are less than one. half what they formerly
we're. ana that the New York and San Francisco
business OF the Pacific Mail line pays a hand
some profit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-01
JOTTINGS ABOUr TJWN.

Tho no1ting hospital is to make another trip
| up the Hudson to morrow
The flyaways defeated the Franklin Club Of
| Auburn YESTERDAY, hy a score OF IS TOT
! Louis Levi, aged :, OF 20 FORSYTH street. feI
from nrc escape and was fatally l.Jufcd YESTERDAY
MIR. George n; Duckman, aged r.. late registry
| Jay, after long illness.
Ten thous1nd dollars worth OF smugrled silks,
velvet ieMery, cigars aud other goods sold b.
| Custom House auction yesterday.
The assignee OF Samuel c istle & Co. nled hi
ana tho assets 4s are Syen SHS's at 81 s & are '
Mt. John G. Campbell has been appointed
l Shr' hsEnrer OF ne Trnon Aqueduet lie was msnJ
iGa5; ircy. assistant to the late c'ei Engineer Edward
The,Astor House is reopened to-day by Mossrs
furnished siIS ali the appohtmcnt. Of ar.tciass
modern hotel.
Friend Pitts, retail dealer in ladies' dress
benent OF ms creditors. Wv
The Police board ash for s3,9is055 for the de.
sfimep, Er2per ia nc, ts 5a5 Tor srect cleaning ol
hundred extra pol Celnrn.
The Park Theatre will reoren on MONDAY next
Ss sn s Srt I nsg os A HmgTGsn @ M py Of m.
to nav, faiih in native talent. 80 '''"'
President Grant and Broiher-in-aw Casey
Visited tle custom House Yesterday, tO s,c the q
O. t'licctor LyGecker received them. ''
Mr, James Wall, jauitor of the county build.
nE- eI' pe' removed snd M Michael DogEcrY ap
hn Noriss y aud Mr. Dousheriy nenchnsp Of I'm; ths
Hon. JOIN Kelly. " '
Tom Regan and Jack Croker fought a prlze
n'l,c lo fluu on the fasades opposite iunkrrs Nca-
ufuaJ iuu teen luunDh u mo I'VE inutrs punished
isesh 80 bldy thl ne refrd - 1ght any longer and
croker was declared the winner.
Mary A, kenny Of - James street, while cross
ut NrW tharNtra street yesterday with a. nfant in
mr. arms Nts nuncNcd Down lua severely iniurpi ny a
un-r df' hi Junt kDrr II So Pitt street Ehrrls
VAS aii 'Icd for reckless drNns. '''''''
o9n' ,lm1n,s trial for falling to break up tho
h'tn ie lc.ilnlny Of Ohlcnr James - Dyer Nh si IA
lh4 t Nsled the place anuut thrce dath brf,rr tbs
deuoc Of gambling thcre. '''''' "'' "0 ~"
M Mr; T,,Adllllam william A. BOYD has been appointed 10
M a. nIpolAuuh Attorney nip, ana Mr. D. lW. a. Gale
70 l' NilnrhrYshlp Tor the COLLECTION Of Afrrlr, -
'ivis'nlAl lsA,-. Nr. BOYD Chairman Of In, lIon
Gum htl] oinutee ua Discp Imr, and Mr. g. tr n
''Vt'''rl "t M' Ne lys { 'u ntt.e "a Ors,ulltti..
Mr. Ogden Hagg"rty del in Geneva, Swtz,r.
ilLu' On An-io aged 81. lie nr8an ME as a trrr n
tnrtoncrrn ~ lagseriy. Austh & tI 1901 I, is !,
e. Wts partner. lhe hur continued uutu lSj- na
", HtsI'lf frlr'd our remained \ sl.riu tstriu.r
OF succcssors Ficld. Morris, tenner co. he Went
To furo. 10 M-l last, '"
nldt harper nf 2 t, Gonlhy' agrts Of the Cmodiin
tne H1, ia bank OF ,rnq, tor, sl5Goo the amo'
Hsit OF lhc urcniN Bank oi London Tur
nhnh ~ N1iih America also procured an iuiI....
HIthihS Lana aN * CO.. from ti.I.sI
l'iI'' supposed " " On lhtN % il.iu DE-. .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-01
DICK HlRRIvoT0N's BURGLARr.
The New Testimony ngainst the Mn.hinaton
safc-breakers-Bro Confession.

The New Testimony against the Washington
Safc-Brenkers- Browns Confession.
The Important new evidence reported to
have been discovered AGAINST the safe burglary
consplrdtors in Washington Is said to be the
confession of Walter Brown, alias Benton, who
was hired by them TO break open the safe in the
Unite States District Attorneys ONCE In the
District OF Columbia. After the burglary he
went 10 MI. Columbus Alexuuder's house and
rang the door bell at midnight to misead the
detectives, who were following him, into the
heller that ne was employed by that gentleman.
lie was arrested shortly before the ttin OF the
conspiators, but was Immediately let out OF
prison on straw bail by Dick k" Harrins ton
the tlen Assistant District Attorney, VINO was
one of the indicted persons. When the trial
was He'd Brown failed to answer, ANA he has
since heen diligently sought for by tir. Alex
anders men. lie has been In the old Capitol
prison III Washington, 1t is said, for week. lie
was caught IN this city on Wedn sday last
through the tnsirumentnlty of Michael Hayes,
and Was hurrieuly taken to Washington.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-01
POOR CHARLEY Ross.
Facts ELECTED at We-tcrveifs Trial in Phil
ndelphiR Yesterday.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3.-In the trial OF
westeryet to-day, Mr.. Ross continued his testi-
mony, detailing the facts OF the search for his
rom the return Of Walter Roes to his father by
Mr.Peacock, and bore on the FIRST search through
out the suburbs of Philadelphia, and the publ
cation OF the Hrst advertisement, asking for the
return of the missing child to L. L. Joyce, at the
Central Station.
Mr. koss was going on TO tell certain things OF
which his son winter mad Informed him, when
an Objection was made by Mr.. brown.
Mr.. Hagart argued thst the Commonwealth
was endeavorine TO show who the men were
welt with the abduction, and to do this 1t was
necessary TO have all '.e Information that had
come TO the Witness knowledge.
Mir iagart denied tnat he had asked the wit
ness To state what Walter had told h,m.
MIR Brown asserted that he did, aud 80 they
argued until interrupted by the Court, aud Mr
brown was instructed - present his objections
In the regular way 10 the iuurt.
These hot interchange Of counsel were close
~ "a.vnvu uy tue prisoner, and IN tue midst Of
a heated discussion he stretched his head for
ward and listened intcntlv.
>, Peter Callahan testified 1--we in Washington lan,
Remember tie day CHARLEY anu MHlter Ross were uiss
:@s Jpy l. saw man go up the lane wi a hundker
neidh MS helu "n' Ihe one on foot held the handker
chief 50 that II cotc- Ms nose, and all hut his eyes
The horse In the buggy hay, OF DARK brown horse
! didn't watch them do any thlns. They went out TO
ward tho main str II was about even O'Clock
the se sficrhoo turning N woshsson siss Sr lane yard
ihe Chestnut M i'aroad didnt see them any more
that day had never seen them before that day
hh931 1eye5 zen 9eoS SSs, p Ise evening Of nat
one Of those men vas IN iToadaay. SeW Yorsi si Tne
only one could recognize there was Douglass. He
Morguc. They were deal.
Walter Ross, the brother OF tho lost child was
thc next witness. His testimony described the
manner IN which Charley ana himself had been
enticed into wagon by the strange men he
wv NaIter afterward being fele sed 10y them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-01
CURIOsIrIEs or CRIME.

Norton and Watson, supposed to be the thieves
VINO rohbed and almost killed John Hughes m Jersey
ClA' were committed for trlal yesterday.
William Coopers nYe-oent lodging house 52
OhNer street. was closed, and thirty two lOgtrs
up IN the OAK street police stalion yesterday.
- on Monday night the residence OF judge WIN.
u Holman and II. Campbell Jersey City, were plun.
aeten ny hurglars. George tark's residence, ObO-
Ken, was similarly served on the same night.
Detectives keely and Kennedy Of the Central
Police once arrested Col Jonn McC auley alias the
hoston Unknown" and Thomas Met ormack alias
"Deafy Price" for picking pockets ON Third avenue
car last night
Three thousand dollars worth Of silk, In cases.
was stolen from the Rotterdam and Antwerp steamer
dock jersey Clty, early yesterday morning. The rob.
bers we're uncommonlY bold Adjoining on one side 3
the Erie terry slip into ant out u which bO H run ali
night ana at the "thrr Hida 10 the aOattoH dock
guarded bi private Watchuen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-01
TIE HiRTEORD RHCES.
Throng Viewing two very Pretty Contests
AT Charter OAK Park.

HARTFORD, Aug. 81 The races opened
delightful and the track in excellent order.
There were about 5000 persons on the ground.
The first race was - feature Of the day. II was
for purse OF 5000 for go class, mile heats,
best in ., in harness, which had closed with
ten entries, viz. ben Mace, q. z. Hopeful; VIM.
II. Doble, br m. Maud c. s. Green, b. IN. Lu-
ellie Golddust; NJ. Rodsn, b. g. Henry j.: l..
Doty, ch. 6. Ihos. L, Young; John Trout, Sea
Foam VIM. Sargent, b. IN. Lady Banker II.
Penlstan, ch. g. Grafton John Splan, b. .. Kan
sas Chief and Dan Mace, b. <. sensation. The
only ones that started were Hopeful, Maud. Lu-
ellie Golddust and Henry j.
In the hrst heat Hopeful went on with the
lead, lend, And jogSed oyer the score, winning IA
the second heat Hopeful again took the lead,
end was never beaded In the heat. winning In
2:22%, Maud second. Lucille Golddust third. In
the third heat there was q sharp hgnt from the
word 60 between Hopeful, Maud anu Lucille
Golddust. Maud took the lead and won, Hope
ful second. and Lucille Golddust third. in 30
Ia the fourth heat Maud got OF well, and kept
At work and won in 2eoS,. after a desperate
ond Hopeful was laid up In the eat. and came
10 third. In the nth heat Maud was a decided
favorite over the field. In fact, SO sure were
some Of the speculstors that Maud would win
that they backed her at flOO. field SO; bur after
the word was given II was clear tnat Hopeful
had the race 10 hand. lie took the lead aud
kept his position throughout trotting nnely,
and crossed under the wire winner of the heat
and race In .:Sih, Maud was awarded second
money. Lucille GOddust third.
he second race was for purse 81 5000. for
2:S class; 1850 70 first, 500 to second s45G In
entries. VIZ; ~. julien, Great Eastern, Gold
finder. CELEBRITY, Henry, SIS er, Preston, Tear
n.vuV I,dv ,.,..- - ahnaau. kittle Eisk. Com
peer, Votaire. Long Branch, Ameli, d.. t,uess
So bay feaInauphtL FOrger. Lady Bonner, Pet,
BH!lial', j. ID. Benton, Ca mar, aud Dan Bryant.
ST. Julien the fayUrite against the field from
the start. -. Julien, with an easy stride, won
easily In three straight heats. Time 2.sS 2.2JB,
-:-be aGreat Eastern getting second money,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-01
GREGG's DESIRE no OUIr.
Horse Thierwho was In Too Great n Hurry
10 MniI md be Tried.

PoRT JERvIs, Aug. 3l.-About week
ago sheriff f. NJ. Spencer, OF Honesdale, Pa,
took out Of the Post Office there and read three
letters addressed to prisoner In his charge
named Gregg, horse thief, awaiting trial. After
reading the letters the sheriff called on Gregg
IN his cell and said, " take it, by the drift Of
stay here until court week"
Wen, sheriff" said Gregg, coolly. " was
court"
- the Sheriff took 20 locking Gregg n an
inner cell nights, away from any communion
tion with the outside. On saturday last Sheriff
spencer and Deputy Sheriff Clark were called
out OF town, and Gregg was not PUT in MS inner
cell that night liy the Use Of a KEY that he h ad
made OF small bar of lead obtained In some
unknown way, he unlocked the door To his cell
released other prisoners, and they all escaped.
The lead key was found about three miles away
ihe following letter was received yesterday by
sheriff Spencer:
suFRiTF You Will see hy the drft OF this letter that
40 not Intend 10 stay IN lioncsdaie until week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-01

The Resolutes beat the Burlirrtons at bass
bail in Wayrrlcy, n j., ycsieraay, dto 3.
The Citizens Assnciati N Of uoboken has
nominated George lario for the hssempy
Robert Wright died at his residence I'm Pater.
son on Monoy from tao Meets OF kick from horse
The Washington Market Comuany II pater,on
VII 20 INTO a." Is Of receiver next Monday Tns
liabilities are s25u,OOj.
Charles Ncncko. Jersey CITY baker. was
PROBABLY viii not recover
John stafford, tramp who walked Yesterday
on ih' railroad rear Grrenville y. J. was mt hy
Der Of his bones were br1k n.
Michael McAdams and FREDERICK Dolly strug.
glcl iOr t' possession OF revolver IA DIVERS saloon
hcsark cn Molday night. The weapon cxplOdei
aud the ball entered McAdam's right side.