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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
THE RPoOKIyN MATERNITY.

Extensive preparations are making by large
number benevolent ladies and gentlemen for the hold
ing of Centennial Reception" in aid Of the Brooklyn
Maternity ~ the Academy Of Music in Brooklyn Oh Tues
day evening" Nov O. The Maternity is in the large four
story brick building Nos "A, 46, and - Concord st.
near Westinghouse and is widely regarded "a worthy
charity It's objects, according 10 its constitution,
are TO furnish exclusively homeopathic Treatment ana
comfortable accommodation for women desiring an
asylum during confinement and for children
during infancy; also, TO qualify nurses Tor ire
intelligent care Of the sick" IL was moved
in May 1874 from its old location at No 20 Concordsi
to its present quarters which there rs inorteag
which il is designed shall be Cancelled by the proceeds OF
the reception.
The programme for the entertainment is similar 10
those ~ the Lady Washington Receptions of last Winter
but on grandcT scale The guests To be atired In
fun dress or Revolutionary costume and there viii be a
promenade concert and dancing The Old Guard OF New
YORK will act as a guard OF honor and there Will be -
New England kitchen under the supervision OF the ladies
who managed the New England kitchen Of the Sanitary
Fair committees composed OF some OF the most
influential ladies' and gentlemen IN BrOOklyD and II IL
expected that the reception Will be most Driht ana
successful social event.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The stock market was very buOyant yester-
day. Lake Shore and Pacific Mail being marked features.
Four small failures rcported-C. G. White, Charles
White r. T. Fuller and Howard Twins. They were all
on the bear" side and were principally " shor1" OF
Lake shore.
Pacific Mail was agitated by the announce
nent of favorable exhibit of the earnings OF the Com
parry meeting Of the directors was held at which the
Vice President George <. Scott empowered to con-
cude the sale Of the Shanghai branch line OF steamers 10
the japanese Company. He will leave for Europe to-
day
Among the failures yesterday outside of
stock spectators that of Joachim Davis, lumber
merchant of No. 40 Westst. Warren Wyman Of No.
744 Broadway dealers in books. also suspended and
made an gnent losses in business being tine
Cornelius V. a. Schuyler, Son a Co., who
some days ago filed an insoven assignment have made
a new assignment to Felix V. b. Kennedy. Robert Ben
nett has filed insolyent assignment to Php f. Cary
f.. Butterick g. Co., fashion plate dealers i'll
Broadway who suspended few dtys ago, have made
ARRANGEMENTS with their creditors to continue business
They have suspended the publication Of then magazine
Harvey NJ Soule, George II. SOulc and
Daniel f. sOuie, who have made nsolvent assignment
10 Daniel NJ Porter, filed their schedules yesterday In
the office of the Clerk Of Common Pleas They state
their liabilities at SG3.212 81, and their real assets at
$1,000 30 Many of their creditors are in Jersey.
Their chief creditors 6. W. Piatt, $3.50! %: Della
van II Long S5,937 30 H. v Shaddc, 5000; Ne
chamcs National Bank, $1,000 I'll and Pbenix National
81 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23

can them for trial AZ the November Of the Court OF
ejops The will also cndeayor IN unhcr
STOOL Indictment against MI Koran for missile
failing with tho provisions OF tho char
Ter IA his u handling the city funds Abont ~ IN,
Yesterday Jgsepb nigbt Waterman IN me employ OF w.
long Island City mproy Company was instantly fed
by falling from dirt
FIusnNo on wednesday party OF gunncrs. while num-
ing in some this town, came upon PECULIARLY.
shaped pile OF which, close examination was
foun TO OF The discoveries
authorities ant officers were inne
diaiey dac search the place but found ohy bei
small candle the occupants having ned
found In another part OF the same
supposed been occupied 10y teNes
BgpGEH The drst annual fair OF the Hampton AZ
rcuura society held on the grounds OF the Prerile VI
andn Hand on tuesday Wednesday and Thursday Was rca
sonaby successful The display Of agricultural aud domestic
products crediiable.
R.pyru's IsIASpTbe expenses during the year for the
care poor and Improvements at BarDms Island where
The Queens farm situated amounted To about
$4,000 total expense during the coming year Is est'
ma "a at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
REPORTED CORNER IN LARD DENIED.

For some days past there have been rumors
Of on attempt TO be mace TO get up corner III arh
gentleman who is reported to he the agent OF the buil
combination said yesterday at the Produce Exchange
that so far he knew, there ground whatever
for ancipatons OF His house had been fIeeiy
mentioned in connection matter but he did not be
cye that there was sufficient short" interest TO JUSTIFY
any apprchensions. His house largely engaged IN
the packing business Indianapolis and from what
he could learn through his best sources OF information
both in the West and here. he should judge that what
ever demand existed for lard natural one, based
OH legitimate wants. At the present time there were
fears OF great losses hogs by reason OF the
scourge known the hog cholera" Ih's
disease existed in malignant form il
Ohio Indiana Iowa. and Illinois. In one county OF Ohio
he Lad heard that 5000 hogs had died from IT, The
result Of all this that people were AFRAID or new
lard" being under the impression that diseased h0gs hd
been used in obtaining it, Old lard was therefore III If
ma and this coupled with the fact that ,here were
only 900 tieTces here on the way 10 this mar
ket showed that prices would probably advance No adj
vance. however, had taken place as yet Lard WHICH
sold at 1915 pound In April TO be delivered IN
August now sells at l4'lG, seller" October, decline
OF 2 cents. There is difference OF "A cent per
pound between old and lard, III favor OF the former
lie believed that there some short interest," Dut not
so great reported in the market This month, now
ever would show the extent Of the short interest as
many Of the contracts would fall due.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
THE RRoOKLYN NEGRO MURDER.

1HE BROOht<IN "t'NbA<i"
STRANGE DEFENSE OF AN ALLEGED ASSASSIN
CHARGES OF POLICE DELINQUENCY IN TIE NAT
TER
The counsel for James Mcclure, who ~
awaiting trial under indictment for the murder oil the
negro samuel Jackson In Brooklyn. will geek If stated
TO prove that tho prisoner and his white associates were
received terms OF intimacy by the colored men anu
women IN the Park and that some of the coorcd WOMEN
encouraged them in improper advances When the ne
roes left the Park the induced the white men 10
follow them. The negro men then attacked the "h'e
men, and, during general fight that ensued one Oh INC
women threw the stone that struck and killed Jackson
This theory H. however unsupported by any OF inc test-
mony " hich was adduced at the CoroDer's inquest
ActineT aptain Maher is investigating some charges
against Sergeant Merrill and Patrolman Gomez, VINO
we're specially detailed to duty az the Schuzen fark on
the night of the killing but who II IL discovered, were
absent their station at the time OF the afTay ne
suspeced officers say that at the time OF the klng tny
were coOrcd persons To their homes IN
New Utrecht hut acting Captain Maher has been unable
discover that there visitors from that place
except the two murdered men and their friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
MEETING IN HONOR OF THE LATE DIR. KRACK-
OWIZER.

A large audience gathered last evening at
stcnway Hall upon tho occasion Of memorial meeting
I'm honor of the late Ernest KrackOwzer NJ d. founder
of the German Dspensary. held under the auspices OF
the German Social and Scientific Society. Prominent
among thoss present Carl Schur, DR.. Znsser MI
PEPPERS, julius Groszer, Oswald Ottendorfcr, Dr. IL
Althof DR.. A. Jacobi COnsuGeneral Schumacher. Prof
Charles JOY, Gen sigel, Stephen Kracko~izer, ana
others funeral march, with which the services
were opened DR.. +. Zinsser, in brief address setting
forth the objects OF the meeting introduced Dr. H. Aho
who delivered Grafton in German upon the ie bors
and character Of Dr. Krackowizer The German Lieder
kranz sang the Gesterchor after which r. T. Hall made
an address English which pancgyrc upon the lie
of Dr. Krackowizer and his quiet. hut effective pro
feeSon and political in this country Inc hron
Society then rendered the "Pilger auf Erden' by
Schubert after which the Hon. Carl Schurz was III
trOduccd Mr.. SchuIZs address was delivered In Ger
man. He said: The worthy gentleman whose memory
We celebrate must indeed have been noble man. since
now that he is dead have ouy 10 say in his praise
that which We all thought of him while alive Inc
speaker pictured the arrival Of DR. krackOwzcr IN tins
country and represented the earnest and se-actlhclng
manner in which he had here performed his duty ar
professional man. philanthrOpls and czen OF MS
adopted country. lie eulogizcd in glowing terms the
amabe disposition OF the deceased physcian and called
especial attention 10 the carncstness OF purpose "hch
characterized it, The exercises were concluded by the
singing of the PigerchOr from "TanDlauseI, by the
AriOn and IiedcrkraDz Societies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
THE COW RAY MURDERER.

Delaney, the murderer of Capt. Lawrence
yesterday expressed desire to the OF the muir
dcred man, and upon being confronted with him desired
to shake hands with him, asking the son had anything
against him. and saying that he hoped for tie sons Tor
glveness although he Delaney did not Kill his fs'heF
II IA the general belief that the former mate 81 iho
schooner Joseph f. Potts who left the vessel ON te da
before she sailed from Port johnson, was also murdered
by Delaney, he has not since been heard from, ~
though diligent inquiry has beea made delaney ia,
entirely given up hope that he has 10 friends and
occasionally weops bitterly. He IL Catholic ana taher
Mcshcrry OF Hampstead is his spiritual ad'lhrf'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
THE MOULTON AND TILTON INDICTMENTS


,rur ,,or-r TON AM TIL TIN INDICTNENTS
lhE hOtLlON AMI iii-i'4'
ENTRIES OP NOILF PROSFQII MADE on MOTION OF
,.- .-ro,,,,,,v pprrrox uJs prAsONs FOR
Disih|Ni-AiiVi'N@i DA''
THE sTEP-JUDGE NELSON GRANTS IHE AffLi
,,
CAiloN' -, g.
On motion of District Attorney Br1tiOn, III
-. ,-., ,s,.. Co.,. vostar,l,y thict.J ustice Neil
''o "ioN'! w -, =, ,ar.d d, ,ho mat
son ordered tllt a """f PfOSeG"' w 'n'oi'N :" ~" 10
fer of the indictments for libel against Francis d. MOu
o., "a r,,oodora TiIton The intention of Mr. BrittOn
WI an" i"'F"''' =. =. IL,
% make bis motion yesterday seemed not 10 pt eeho'S
-. -, -, -, ,o,.,.ors and litigants
room beyond 'he usu"I n''i''' Vi i"' ~
Mr.. Brltton read the ioll0"hg'
III the Cont please II mas pcen my pracuc1h VIII
iors ,i =. @ ~ an indrtment rentinr the trial Of
which would for any most surely not result in
conviction nor ~ any pubic benefit 10 ioNe io . '
n,h helieve o he nsnifcstly lust and without cxcep
tion in lis application. The facts invoking 1t beng
clearly established whether the accused aeScs ta. nc
man pe 80 va, m M i~diyidnal interests
but those OF Tie aggregate people.
They the accused ana the aecser, may w ~3! o'
, m as ~ his dmtv in me premises Prompted
exclusively by these sentiments move that n0 pros
eaui be entered ~ int case Oh INC Iepi,e s,, 80. ~
'I iI ~ W'd pcbCr n is is IN thr accused that
should saw 10 this Court that he has demanded from me
trial 81 TINS case ana mas Iou,l,u sun , uei i id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23

CLARENDON Hofei-Nicolas Chichkne, Russian
Nnister at Washing ton. AIRY H0tseSr Alexander
Gait 81 Montreal and J. IT, McVicker Of Chicago Eer'f
House-Bislop Alfred Lee of Delaware Ner rSrn most
Major Gen Winfield s. Hancock, u. e Army COMMANDER
lanes Greer L. s. Navy CAPT NJ. Murphy 81 the steam
ship Abyssnis Judge Randall Hunt OF Neworeans ana
Urnnson O. Rumsey Of Buffalo Breroot HOuscGeorge M
pullman OF Chica House-Cen John n king,
II y Army FifM AroRue HOteL-3en. Albert j. Myer mel
of the Signal service L. = Army the Rev Dr. Charles BRICK
of Wesboro' Penn; Mayor A. &. Wilder OF Rochester,
and Curtis Guild Of Metropolitan Host-Heiy e.
Kelsey Secretary Of state Of New Jersey .non SqyaIe
man House-Lewis Glenn President, and Edmund Dexter,
Vice President OF the Board Of Trade Of Cincinnati es
,nrser HoteL-Wiiam r. Adams Of Boston, Coleman HouSs
The Rev. Dr. Barten Of Norfolk Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
POLICE DISCIPLINE.

At the meeting of the Board of Police yester-
day afternoon, Detective Officers Titus and Thompson
were authorized receive reward Of $50 each from the
City Bank OF Philadelphia for efectng the arrest OF three
forgers in juno ast tAtorney Phelps complained
of nuisance on Thirty fourth-st, between Broadway
and seventbaye where eight vacant lots stated TO
be badly fenced n and TO he used improperly. Patrol
man Hugh Watts Of the Fifteenth Precinct was dis
missed for into1icatOn, DoOrman Wassermann Of the
Seventeenth Precinct for improper conduct aud Patrol
man John O'Sullivan OF the Ninth Precinct for absence
th..tf laaV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
MARINE DISASTERS,

The schooner Watchful of Providence left
Port johnson Oct. 10, with load Of coal for Ply
mouth and oct 20 wasrun into by an unknown vessel
which carried away the bowspt, jibboom headgear
and sails and otherwise damaged her. that yesterday
she was compelled 10 put into Vineyard Haven for re-
pairs. -
sThe brig Albert Gaatln of Liverpool while on yoy-
age from Antwerp Callao, struck by gale which
swept her decks carrying away most Of her spars and
sails and causing her 10 spring leak, so that when in
latitude Of south, longitude e. west she had 10 De
aha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
FAuuREs AT Ray CITY. Moi.

DETROIT, Oct. 22.-The Northwestern
Gas and Water Pipe Company at Bay CITY, Mich, has
failed The liabilities $4,000, but their assets
not stated. Bailey d OrtOn. hardware merchants OF
tho sams place have also closed their doorA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23

Scalp Diseases, Moist and Scaly Dandluli
Falling 0ss and untiney ,irv Hair cured by The specla
treatment OF Dr. Il. g. PEg.Y 40 Bondst New-forh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
[AnnoEnccmcns.l
BuRNHTI's COOKING EXTRACTS are the best.
DIR. LYONS TOOTH TABLES.
Children should use ihom daily.

DRAMATIC.-IIELEN lIoUGnTON-yOilng, beall-
m eiitei-ranks with Nelson and The best arti-trs Bo"
cay heater Ae8iry of Music, Baltimore N'V =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY, AT HuDNuTs IN
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

tam go Noon 637. 80. m, 7Oo Midnight, eo
highest during the cav, 10. Lowest, OF,
Average, 5Sl,o. same day, 1874 b6S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23

Moles, Wens, and other diSiiguring excres
cnc removed without cutting or leaving oars
by personal attcntoh0 Of b. y. g. fEEi 40 b"ds Net"
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23

Unnatural Redness of the Nose, Pimpl
Tnrti0ns Black He1ds Mon patches sad Iecales cured b
Dr. Is. g. PEEkY, 40 B0atst, y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23

An untimely Wrinkled and Withered condi
ton indicative ~ pem1tie oil age - Po-lliFeI)
cured b. DT. - G. PERgi, 80 Bond ST., New b"Ik.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
JERSEY CITY.

The GUYS balance in bank yesterday was
s,j2 993 r. and HE receipts week Slll,733 %.
John McGinnis has been missing from his home
on Belmont ave- near since oct ~ He drew his
nav on that dav amount f] with
NAMED Doy.d This since returned, but does not
know what has become Of Mchinnis.
Francis DE Lilly, the colored man arrested in the
act Of stealing brass journals from the Pennsylvania Railroad
COMPANY taken before Judge Reese yesterday and adj.
rtcd that he stealing Journals from the Company
for over two Gears charged Charles Brandon and his
81 No 30 Yofg receiving stolen goods Mrs Eliza
Brandon arrested al examined but eyden'" coul be
found her and sne dis hafgo. De LILY
United for tr,al. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
prCovpRING RING PLUMBER.


cp,S,ov or MURRAY HOFFMAN IN THE WATSON
cAsF-PRosprCrs OF RESTITUTION FROM PER-
SONS IMPLICATED IN THE RING FRAUDs-wHAT
Is EXPECTED OF TWEED.
In the suit OF the People against James
wasons estate order yesterday Issued ny snrio-
gate Hutchngs requiring Mrs. Watson TO show cause
why the property Of the estate In the United STATES
Trust Company shONd not be turned over 10 saS's inc
Judgment for S64s 600 entered on Thursday ExJudge
Murray Hoffman, In addition TO the formal report pun
lshed in Yesterdays TRIBUNE has given an opinion IN
which after going the same ground as his report
ne finds that watson was personally and knowingly aid
ing in the frauds and adds Under such circumstances
Ihave no doubt that justice and law both demand 'ha'
he lie made responsible for the whole amount OF the roo
berry, not merely for the proportion OF the plumber when
came 10 his personal use"
II was rumored yesterday that arrangements were
making for the settlement Of the civil suits against VIII
liam NJ Tweed without further prosecution in the courts
Neither Tweed's counsel, nor Mr. Peckbam OF counsel
for the city, admitted any knowledge, however III re-
gard to such plan. In conversation win Iib'SE re-
porter Mr. Peckham stated yesterday that he hao not
even taken into consideration what nc would nc wlhs
g. accept fopl Tweed as settlement OF all the Claims
the city may have against him. He thought such pioo
sition coming from Tweed who already in prison,
and who had little 10 gain by such transactoh'
highly improbable It was different with some
of the others and especially in the Of Mrs Watson
who could suffer other penalty than restoration o
Ring frauds have been negotiating for settlement III
similar manner, but nothing definite has YET been done
prhaps they have not been successful Ill
The requisite amount OF money. They are generally
liable Tor sums nging from 10000 TO SiOoooo. ii q
man Is willing to turn over oil ne has, IL Is aS lnuV. ~
can lie asked and certainly better 20 settle IN tins
way than TO 20 to the expense ana trouble on iur,
over to the city much 100000 in settlement IN M
OF lie claims against hm, but this Is not enough we
sall apply the surrogate on Monday morning 10 isNuc
an order in the watson ease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23

All the leading German papers speak IN Inc
hieh,t terms of the FAMtIS Hiz sale by all new
dealers. General Agents. MItLaER Il ROGERS Ni"s 'OM
Ghs1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
LONG ISLAND.

Long ISLAND CIN.-The Grand Jury of the
Queens County court Of Oyer and Terminer have
found two indictments for the embeazlement VI
city funds against John Koran, the city Ir'as-
uxsr and Ia the intention Of District Attorney Downing 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
CHARLES W. BATHGATE

CHARLES W. BATHGATE
a, Ter me Park nas said have us,i DAfIEys G.NANc
JfoRsT SAN consider il the best hing That has ever
come Iny II equal ~ HoU ointment
II il the imperative duty OF every intelligent
citizen the ablcH character and ~
table KNOX OF 2l2 Broas
May. 40 Broadway aud the tith Asruuc Hotel BON
dnii promptly performed viii afford hinit" ,1'ir action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
NEMARK.

Patrick Manly of Bclleve was fined $50 and
costs yesterday by rauln for cruelty mule
The Board of Health report the health OF the city
il good Of smallpox and have discharged three
suDinspectors
Peter Garyey, an employee Of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad Company was and injured By construction
car al Pattersbure Thursday night.
At the annual meeting Of the Ladies' Aid Society
clinton ST. Methodist Church on Thursday evening
Miss H. r. Ionsall was elected Pres dent
Early yesterday morning an atteIdpt was made 10
~, fire TO The premises at No 2I5 WaTonst by throwing
burning bail oI iapauncr's daub on the roof
In the Cont Of Oyer and Terminer yesterday Mrs.
Rose Murray capt with pair scissoa
pleaded r aud rcadmcd to bail to appear for sen
fence oct. so - -
UARRlsON-On Wednesday Miss Carrie Shotwe
had quarrel with lover warren when She lea?ed
into the Passac With the intention Of drOv nng herself
warren however spr NJ the water rescued her,
The body Of an unknown found IN the Passac
River, opposite Belleyillri on Thursday evening.
PArRsoSThe Board Of Aldermen nearly ten years ago
had been ost By him MI uIhee a. se same Tine giving an
indemnity bond 10 protect the city from loss Recently II '
York gonrusn and that for several years The city has
been psyns the S Md@ dss a S5 fe ns
papers The of John Kennedy AGAINST William j. VII
land on the Rsnspo grant he little With in dispute
Mss con'p@sd ~ @ The hpS SSI t SS
appess In cases where taxes ar alleged To have
HHier mdictnen or stealing horses postponed yesterday
until September Term because of The absence OF non
The Board Of ndeISIters engae.d N forming comlele
risks in this city.
EIIzABeTH.-Yesterday afternoon an important confer
encr between the engineers ~ tn. ~ ana
central Railroad Companies and the SPECIAL Committee OF The
Council in relation to the dangerous crossing AZ
Broad 81
HoBoKrs-An unknown man jumped overheard from 'he
Barclay ferry boat James hnm"y Wien ieayns me New
En
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