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- and Naag.tuck RaiIyoaiS Fare 81 Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Catharine ll3oa in and BTidsopor'si
CATSKILL CREEK-Daily Line.--Steame,
y NEW CHAMPION Mondays, , Ecdagsdsys;i ir ana In IN
and satuTday # p p from Per ~ o2t e. Gana "a st. con-
T. SUMMER ARRAYGEMENr of trains IN effect JuneA
Q a m.-cineinnaa aud Chicago Day Express pTawins h
Room COACHES Buffalo and suspension Bridge, and seepns
lO45 mErpFess Mail for Buffalo, with sleeping C'ach~
-.7p Daily Pacific Express or tho West SLEEPING 1
sESSTh @ 10 3iete BnIa nagara Also Hotel Din
ing 70 Cleveland aud Chicago.
Sewaft 'ai 't si5 $50 lob is5 NJ 5l5 and s,s
and ~ midnight Saturday nights only sundays 9s
i,atScriuri PARK and Pass,c, s45 74s 10 y noon
night sundays o,5o 10 M, i:45 $50 M and 2 mid
sisrsep e 75 10 lo41 II 90 IT % 70 2 nCSna ssa
il midnight Sundays $50 0l5, iOs m, il5, $780, p m.
70 m6 60 aaiy 1ai 10 c iSt5 H. 5 ss
Cornwall, ~ ?a m, 800 t3o p, NJ Sundays $50 N
NeSbuEgh. 7i5 o. 1915 a m. $50, 43o p H. sunusy~
Goslea, 7i5 i5l5 4 m- $780, 5i0' 4'aO' p. m. Sun
dtGi Mis'S4S isS 70 7a; r. i9ss p ass .2o sg.
DAYS 80 10 NJ Il m a6 6sSegS Mdand nd md r. r. at maiast
port Jervs 7ij 9, IO45 430 p m Sundays o;So'
St on even sn.S or ,Iy. half hGs,: ,:
ea.lg Chambers st on qSarter hours eaye "
thirty minutes earlier Boats
az 45 and IG45 D. M citing with leaving Cham
bsrs St at . p m u n,iinght r-o,r,u roam,
and eep3g 2 coaches can be oSainSd r the
s1scsS Sas asa 3 i5 5Sa and 95 Bosdwsy 90
ST. bg ains = from tho Tesi arrive NewYOk at TBS
a n 10 and 7:5j ,. N.
NoRTHERN RAILRQAD OF EEwJERsEY,; ,;-,,s
80 for all exSip 3 hyae as,s S5 Sn9 E At l. B 5 D 'o @ SSo saO
SaSs Sg g. a. n m ' S i9 30 n m. N'sH'' 'H' q
Nsnue sPsA valley and l MSnssy 80 esG % asS Pm
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, connecting
with U%er and IsaCars FSaa angaS asr5Eo e. hEo
Moh NM i FS aod sSpn: stsSm5oats Thoi;
Cornell leave every Te,a ThnrsGay ana Sn;gray & Jsmss
y. H., atip. m. -
LOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
FIELD WiIiTE MOI NTASS & y R a8 a9a1ter i1a9.
excepted aS n s3ist X r. z p ~ ana ~ p m s, con.
ed 1icEes 9 and baygasg checked at git BfnaEsy.
Haven an3 return II 30.
L REDtcTiON or FARE TO BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
THE WORLD.RENOWNED sTRA8iE-.S
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
From Pier % North River, foot Of Aurray-st, 4
DAILY SUNDAYS June II sept 10 iucu5ivol at D.
Tickets and satsrools secured hotels ard ticket
Gen Pass Agent BORDEN & lowell, Agents.
4 EIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II ARRANGEMENT OF PAssENGERTRAISsA April Is.
le76sge dopo;s foot q Corilant and pebr,sses
,n hsIgloni i,ago bTaI arT gl5Gy 1 n my & t
eonnecting WITH trans for Ithaca. Auburn Rochester Baf'
i p ri Tor Eiston Beihensn, Allentown, Mauc cuns.
hazeion Nananoy Sty shs'aoah % ~l.eSPSrs i.'',ya
1 p H.. FOR Easton bethlehem, AlIeatown and Msush
Chunk Stopping at ai s:-tioa, , , -. ,,,, ,
e5o S p ~ Hae ehnnk Wkes5Sre Ptt.to ssym E4ea AZ
Ithaca Aulurn Eochester baIaio Nlyara Pals AID tAs
"''- '''''''A R5gT. II. sIYaE. supt. and Engr
CHA.. H. CUMMINGS. Agent
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CTONING Ton LINE ,,..,u, ,,,sr
- FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
REDUCTION OF FARE.
Elegant steamtrs RHODE ISLAND and NAkRAGAnSElI
isays Ii.r 80 North River foot of JaysL at . D. M
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN YEARS.
Tickets for all principal ticket Offices staerooms
secured Offices OF Wsstcott LApfess Company anu ~ o0'
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Steamships ELECTRA and GALATEA leave Pier ~ Norm
River place. at 4JO p H. trcishts VIA eilhef
line tahen a. lowest rates ~,
/. ". FLLhiNS. q. i. Agt u. =. bAb'o,h' iie''-
V'HE MARY POWELL, for West Point,
Negbnvg Poughkeepsie, RondOut and Kingston, land
ing at Cozlrnss Cornwall, Milton and New iiannurs ahd
haribUTp by terry. will leave per ~ ~ II Ves1y's@h
Connects al PoueGkeovso vita evening trains for ho
EvIth.
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ulnntlal.
A GAS STOCK.

GAS STOCKS. ., .,.u
"A. NEWYoRK. METRoPoLIT,A,Ni, i,I METUAL6 n VI ~ AND
and all kinds Of Brooklyn and N,Yf9,s Gs SsSnr'' 0eA
'HOy Room 3, 20 broad st, \. Y.
RULLs HEAD BANK. ,..o 90 ,s,,
ID NzwYcEE. Jane 20; lS76,
viii Icid at the aniGg house On TUl.rAY ie rsl LAY
fJUly next from 10 = y. IN. GRO = y Az II,ll-l
TOR SALE. ..-
Haw.BRrNswicK : Et:H CEXf BONDS, DUE 1886
iILiiN0isi PIRCENf .IGi,i ai,rD COUNTY BONDS.
srsprxs1oy BRIDGE MHANTi'PPR AND Erie JUNCTION n II
Btt.GfINGToN AND CEDAR RAPIDS ri X r. BONDS
PEORIA NND ROCK ISLAND II. l. lgNH7
GEANIR 6AtiHS hiNi - ~. ~ a. Il r. iE r. h50Nps
WV; 10. H. 10 GTgSTi WgiiTi-sr.
GAS and CITY II. Il. stocks, Bonds, Scrip &C.
II bought and sold ,. .. HEWITT E'oai.sI' H"oh l.
DROPOSAI.S for Purchasing $4,000 in
4 BONDS of the CITY OF srkNGFIElh. lL .r
rFFAEDENr up FINAsCt, tuNiE,lAFas NFfi'E
SgsiSGuup. III. June p. ~ -
of the oily OF Springfield N u-s - 80 ssIiI,t nm @ or
Grit al lower rate % inferred, Jr,ll, wi nf r'ceiye
hundred AID Rfty two thousand ouD dollars iu toufs u
,he w 81 ~, f ma, ,.,. . and Know .l as
, ,nS i1pa i."s +, .5. s9 ~ br % . ty Of @ Gpos a.
I1A school Building u"r3r Wich u'i+, itr H'N i', M
issued a than even O. ir cet int'r,. ~
sn sa m m te ty of ~, yo.s sa bold. Ay DO
/. $500 oT tAtl.
All pui,Ysa received tNv psI,ar % sad bones must
te the rrc r bidder wlu pay Ht thr tru'mIual'H'm DO
which
ly bond Iu The Iyuai D f-1u d. "lih u"oI l"i' -
,rii. to br pDy, ly the Finance ,gult',' ~ tc 'y
tarr " the tY ~ -prur'i, ODE iatu. performance
u the ~ 90, pI'l".t sad hotf- s 'r issue!
IN, comm ,aee vI au arf 90 tht I'ratg~ ~ tir state ~
Usru- sturytt Nprl li 1915 ru'0' can Nc' Co. amend
au Aci rutu-. ADf to ,ltl c"ul.. rlr- tu' -il'
-.l i..rrts aud or o. IUf,Ial ,.I H'..- 60 t.r tp
bond, Eu other evidence ~ H"'
..u.-- aud f.l .tIo approved aaI 900 nI'r AIti d.
1877, b. tar nae 20 r pleasure 81 ie ciJ amer Ten
ytir.. aud within .u ....., from tttr.
-, cy r,l r,,s ic aht 40 r, r,' aay aHd aI bids
Tor fuI,leT Information ..idIeas t.c .i.l.l-t.f,t
L. y. FTAit~uN.
Ci'y ollrn'tr ~.Ilrrir'. III
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100 llesc 300, llios.ci 100, II 'fc. fotNj st0o
eAss v s, Dcc.bcr for August The marhet closed nrI
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C,INDAY TRIPS to LONG BRANCH. COM
- m"uuns June f.-Tls NewJersey Southern Ealmat
IrtIrst M $50 a. m Returning tie train ulyy- Long
I;ranrh AT 5 p ~ W. = >NEDEN, Gen. Man.
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DHILADELPHIA, via LONG BRANCH and
4 the NEWJERSEY SOUTHERN X. h.-Fare lever than
by any commencing June lg lsI6 Lsaye New
York from Pier g. North River, foot Kectorst, GAO N
for Long Branch Seabght &C. e45 Tor Philadelphia
Long branch Toms River, WaTeown and vineland $50
D. 10 Tor Philadelphia Long Branch and Tuckerton: st0
D. ~ for Long Braich. Toms kiver and WTetowni o5o
Long Branch. Sundays $3.50 m, tor
Long Branch, returning at p w. B. sNEDEN u n
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STEAMBOATS, Gno Railroads.

ALB AN Y. PEOPLES LINE STEAM
"A BOATS leave Pier A. y H.. DAILY (Sdndays excepted
at =. IN, for Albany and all points moran and west
Great reduction ia Fare EXcuIsOn tickets 10 Albany Sara
toea Montreal and return. Meals or European Plan.
4 LBANY and TROY bv day boats G.. VIB-
L a BARD and DANIEL DRaW.-LeaYe Nestry-st. pier
at y 10. and 2itst $50 a. Landing yack Tar
Yo"r l1y icryhoat West Point NewbuiRh Poughkeepse
khrcncCk, CItsh and Hudson. Close connection ~ Albany
with al G0 y. west New.l ors Cen
tr ad commencing June 20 Oy special train 10 Saratoca ANA
Round Lake To West Point and Newburgh and return same
lUns nh sF1iv
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N-NM-YNEK DLONG HRANCH R. r.

y CENTRAL q. ~. tI NlNJti.~IN. -
ALL RAIL LINE BErNEE& NEMAokK, LQN9
BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, SPA rlfL AND sou ~.
lie Ia t o Juoe ~, 1870. Tn D. leave Nt9lOrk nom
fot o Liberty ST. North River - 75o y Has a. In li5,
345, $50. Gu.m. -
All tti, r.u = Long Branch The I'D q ll:ij m, lj,
35 go 3D. IN. through o. sea Girt and Suua.
Stast8 Feyp,u connect 20 Nail@au station
with A. trains II. L. BALDWIN. ttu Pass. Agent.
and
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonls
- and Naagsuck RaiIyoaia Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves CathaIfne slip at 1880 H. and Brdgeporss
n
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~ BiIGH. BY steamboat ARNENGA-LsaVe FUliOn-st.
Lroosyn, 81 % Nc,tIy 81, New 80 800, and Twenty
iDlIth, 9iJ q. n landing az I0uksrs. Iona Island
Cuz1ru- Point, and Cornwall. Returning, arrive at
l!rYoh yu 20 D. m. TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP, 81
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CATSKILL CREEK-Daily Line.--Steamef
y NEW CHAMPION. Mondays, Ecdnesdsys and IN
days: steamer WALTER BRETT, Tuesdays, Thursdays
AMI aftr,aVs Mt D NJ from Pier a.
Meeting at atski Western stages Faro 80 cents.
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VI'HE NATIONAL PARk BANK: -o


IN, Bo,rd OF Directors have this day declared sEA hN
MA nIvIpEND of 1--WE t5l PER CENT, frto Of tax,
ayabe July 1876 The tIanSeI boJS5 Ni hJhsh uosod
until July 3, 1919. D. L. NVhih N''"0''
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6apiras Banks.

TiTiZENS SAYINGS BANK OF the CITY
n. Nl5ly.YORE - for.s,y. g. ". corner Canalst
INTEREST TOR JULY, ib16-The Boatd ~ Trustees
have puied y paid deD0siinrs tAe months end
ng Jane q 1876 in-atsL AZ tie at1 q. SIX PER CENT
Gnnufl all -Lilirng bank July J. for tho mum
br ~ t been deposit next
Withdrawn VIII Dc cr i" as an
orrna GeUy-it entitled iutgir. fTom yaiy l. and viii
De entered ol the dep0,grs hook whenever Presented
u. \. QUlSl lARD, President
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MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

FENHE GERMAN SANINGS BANK n TIE
CITY OF NEWIORK.
\ SEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND on deposits mas Deeh 10
CaTti by tne Board OF Trustees a. followS: - =.
SIX PER CENT per annum on deposits oi nom 20 UP 10
$1,000 included. -
FIVE PER CENT pen annrm larger Sums. payable on
Dydenis no e ccled will added to the principal. and
draw int rest vith the same. .., . ,-.
Deposits made up July TO- inclusive are entitled 70 inter
2 from July !, 1876 flii 10 ''~~l Nflsli
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GAS STOCKS. .,.n
a. NEw.YOEK, METROPOLITAN MtIUA4L M AZ ~ d
MANHATTAN GAS SGOt Ks BOUGHT AND .SpL -.
and all kinds Brooklyn ard Noy York as securities dea'
in G1'l H. ii't.N 80; . - y
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overlooking OF the meadows at high tide caused the
Board Of Public Works TO examine into the matter yes
ing the elevated track for the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad had removed the sluce gates 81
the mouth OF Mill creek.
The Water Register has $220,536 81 OF
uncolleoted water rents on his books
At the meeting of the Board of Freeholders
yesterday the County Collector was 70 oorow
on Loan bond y pay e S'sWs
weeks The County Collector was also authorized 70 se
100000 in 2oyear bonds bearing six per cent 70 Dc re-
deemed at the rate OF per annm, and not 10 DC
sold below par. l-
John Welsh, residing in Eleventh-st., near
Grovest believed that his infant child that was pning
eve Of Mrs Meeha5' neghbor Mrs Welsh tore corner
from Mrs. Meehans SHAWL and having purne mlxe ~
drink the remedy was not successful and the cold
died The Welsh family circulated reports among their
Mrs Meehan. who caused Mira Welsh to be arrested.
Last night the latter held to await the action Of the
' ' NEw-JERsEY.
HoBoREN.-Donald Mann, editor OF The Hud-
County Democrat died at his residence at late hor
on Thursday night after snort YIN S. The
Golfer DAM now lying off the foot Of Feenth-st VIII DC
submerged at Hoboken on Tuesday Sept ~ at ~,
order TO test Its working capacity THIS tne nrs'
Golfer dam successfully built for the purpose o. en-
abng men to work at the bottom OF the RIVER W Dnu
ing piers, buIkheads abutments ann IL is expecoeu
that al the leading Government er wsa rh pepr x
sentative from The Shap Sess Of vii be- present
PLEASANT VALLKY--Lewis Smith of this village
recently pIowed up copper shield, "a inches long and
32 inches wide Tho figures the shield consisted OF
spread eagle surmounted by wreath OF laurel leaves
with the words f. Furious Unum" In scroll above,
and the figures "1776" underneath.
LONG ISLAND.
NORTH HEMPsTEAD.-The Queens County
Court and Court OF Sessions County Judge Armstrong
presiding Will convene at North Hampstead Monday.
There number Of criminal cases, aud the civil
calender Is unusually heavy The Grand Jury viii
probably do nothing In reference 10 the murder Of little
Maggie Bauer the coroners inquest Is not yet con-
cluded. = -
STATEN ISLAND.
NEW BRIGHToN.-It has been stated, appar..
entity by authority that the village of brighton had
q surplus of $4,000 IL is now understood, that
pendures continued at the present rate until next
March, the debt Will be in the neighborhood OF Sloooo
RICHMoyD.-Capt John Fl. Bennett died at his resi-
dence Richmond, Thursday, in the 73d year OF MS
age. He formerly shipmaster, sailing OUT OF the
port OF NewYork, and was engaged In the Southern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-09
BASE BALL.

The seventh game of the championship series
between the Mutual aud Chicago Clubs played ON
Union Grounds yesterday. In the pools which sold
before play began the ChcagOs av rites at odds Of
s25 to 50 that they would the game in two innings.
The playing OF the Chcagos OF the best description,
making Ouly single error, and winning victory
by score of 16 TO O. Tue best play done by
Nichols and Start for the club, and by Peters,
and Waite tor the visitors. Following Is the
by innings:
e SStssI; % 8 3 g g GciS
The st. Louis Brown Stockings defeated the
Athletics of philadelphia at Philadelphia yesterday In
seventh championship game by score Of 20 to o.
Thomas Bond, late pitcher Of the Hartford
Club who charged Ferguson, captain Of the nine with
unfair playing has been suspended by the League Asse-
clntion his salary has been forfeited by the club:
lhIs prevents him from playing with any professional
club until privileges OF membership are again granted
him by the association. 7o gT.I.l .-f
To-day the Mutuals play the Chicages again,
and Monday the great match between tho St.
Louis and Chicago Clubs viii take place. Both games
win be played on the Union Grounds.
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CONVENTION OF RAILROAD AGENTS.

The semi-annual convention of the General
Passenger and Ticket Agents Association of the United
States was held yesterday morning at the ST. Nicholas
Hutel Every great railroad IN the United States Is
represented IN the association The object OF the pres
eut convention is fix the schedule OF Eau and Winter
passenger rates. There were only about 30 members
present yesterday but full representation Is expected
to-day f. Plerson, agent of the Cleveland, Columbus,
Cincinnati and indianapolis Railway, read q long ad-
dress advocating the establishment OF police
system on trains, and referring 10 the advantage
of combination. At the conclusion OF the address
Mr. shattcc Of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad offered resolution proposing a further Tcdue-
tim in the price If eneunil tickcs Tbs rrsQldti
was referred committee OF 3D. win Instructions 70
pot upon il az the reasseinbng oi me cOHShloh dt
4 y. IN. III. afternoon session was private Tue uuc
was devoted TO scussing Mr. ShLttuc's resolution,
which Was az length defeated By majority OF abouCGO
votes The question will be discussed aggla at tins
mornings session. IL learned nat tins strongest
oppo tiuu lower rates from the agents OF ES
Sautlern and some stern roads great many ticket
agents are expected arrive IL the city this morning ana
those WHO favor cheap transportation hope tnat they
viii be able to carry the measure
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NEw-JERsBY CENTRAL RAILROAD.
RESIGNATION OF TWO DIREcToRs-A NEW MORT
GAGE TO BE ISSUED.


GAGE TO BE ISSUED.
A meeting of the Directors of the New
Jersey Central Railroad Company was held yesterday
afternoon the Office of the Company, at No. 1l9 Lab
erty-st The designations Of Charles A. Sherman ana
John Leisenrng members Of the Board were received
and accepted, and Edward G. knight, large sugar
merchant Of Philadelphia, and Henry Lewis, also Phil
adelphia merchant, elected 20 fill the vacancies
thus created. After the meeting had adjourned Samuel
Knox, Treasurer of the Company, stated TO TRIBUNE
reporter that John Taylor Johnston would re-
main at the head OF the Board, and that
now blanket" mortgage for $o'OOOoOo
would be issued the proceeds OF which wou he used
TO relieve the company OF all present einbalrassneu
Mr.. Knox sad that there truth whatever IN the
report that repeated the streets again yesterday
to the effect the paper of the company had gone 10
protest He remarked that he had grown tired OF deny
ing such In regard to the company, IN all OF
which there not word OF truth.
At the Stock Exchange NeIJersey Central, under te
influence of report that the company mad been sue
cesstu In providing for its maturing obligations ad.
vauced SO before noon gain of $40 above the lowest
figure Of the morning, aud during the remainder oI ue
day fnculaed between this figure and 20 a, closing al
3112, with 81 q bid.
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BUSINESS EMBARRAsMENTs.

The Gold Heater Company of No. AZ CEfi-st
has become MT and yesterday its President Mr.
Joseph X smythe, filed petition to have the company
declared bankrupt. The liabilities amount 30 about
$3.50 O. aud the nominal assets S2S 600, but OF this
amount the patterns aud stock are valued at sl0,27O
Tie principal creditors ID. D.. Badger, $lO,l95 !;
Cne,nical National oank S3s75; Hendricks Bros,
So 2O7 60.
John Ieadley Son. iron dealers, at No 40 Princest,
have gone into bankruptcy with liabilities amounting TO
Ss6JOO Among the dssots Is real estate NJ MOB 40 ana
ituis are Marshall L. hcrts Juu FlO42O o. James H.
WorCen, SYGO4 20. This nrm furnished tue cOrnlcts,
a. for the Centennl Gallery for 81 900, aud also
for the New York Hospital building.
An assignment by William A. Wheeler, jun aud Arthur
f. Crawior 10 Henry f. Ritter fled in the County
Clerks OilicC yesterday.
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AMERICAN INsrITurE TAIR.

The third day of the Fair of the American
Institute closed with good prospect for the success of
tie enterprise this year About LOO persons were in
attendance ut the hi, last evening" and large numbers
were present during the day One OF the managers said
that thus far the OF visitors had been fully mp TO
tho average aud that the Centennial Exhibition. instead
Oh detraeing from tie interest," would bring In many
stan gers VINO would not otherwise conc great many
articles have added since the tirSt day Agricultural
fmpIonens are great abundance, and Machinery
Hal, has taken very active Appearance. Hail
dozen larg egnes are IN operation. The largo loOm
for weaving ribbons Tor tue spectators j. In position
but has NOT YET been Connected with the motive power.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-09
THE RELL GAVE pIsAsTER.

CONCLUSION OF THE 1NQuEsT-No ONE CENsURED.
The inquest upon the bodies of the three
men ied Uy the exDiosion At Hell Gate on Tuesday, wac
concluded at Astoria yesterday r. W. Warren the nan
ufacturer Of the ntolyoerine which exploded, tesnea
that he usually sent the material BY his own men and
boats and had with the exception OF four times
since 1871. He was not able ok the dates OF those
occasions except the last In that instance he delivered
the order 10 Doyle himself ct his works Black Tome
Island Doyle objected to having tne niuo-glycerine
properly boxed Warren put up IN tin cases for him
These cases lad Ordinary cork shoppers There SIX
cases in all and they had holes Ia them for the par
pose Of plnniDg the corks IN their places. Doyle
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VERDICT IN THE McaRATH CASE.

The verdict of the coroner's jury III the case
of Thomas McGrath who killed by being thrown
from the window OF his residence on Montgomcry-st
Jersey City, on the morning of Aug 26, rendered
last night The majority Of the jury presented verdict
setting forth That MoGrath 10 s death by falling
from tbe fourth story house at No 3SS Montgomery
ST. The minority report added 10 tins TACT statement
of tne belief tnaG he coud fallen without the
knowledge assistance OF mis- wife.
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pEFAIcATIos IN A LOAN ASSOCIATION.

Frederick Kuhn, Secretary of the Newark
German savings aud Loan Association made an afidr
vii yesterday charging Andrew Hoffman Treasurer OF
the institution with being deiaulter to the amount OF
SO g43 search warrant WAS procured, and bis room
was searcned. A box found in his trunk was broken
Open $J4l7 OF tn money was recovered leaving
81 $50 1915 in cash stlll missing IL Is be-
ieved that Hoffman took what money he had ia nand
when tile discrepancy was discovered ana sailed Tor
irnpe
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tried each can before he had them put in paper 10 sec
that the cana were not eorked too tight. They were
packed sawGust and paper that there might DC 10
friction He Thought there had been leakage and the
pitrog lycerine ON tho outside Of the cans coming
in contact with s0po metal had caused TIC ex,
plosoil. After MS examination Mr. Warren rom rked
that he had personal fear OF nltro-glYcerine
II IL was carefully handled He stated that
he had carried bottle about with him from 1862 "
1871 In his trunk. Other testimony was taken but
nothing new was developed The Jury then brought In
verdict after a few N nues' consultation IN accordance
with Tic facts neither blaming consuming any one.
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ARREST OF JOHN H. rALvADaE.

John II. Talmadge of the bankrupt firm OF
Tanadge & Co. OF New-York arrested last evening
at Morr1stown N j. by the Sheriff Of Mois County on
eapias Issued by NewJersey Supreme Court on the
suit the consolidated Bank OF Canada for $4,000
The Sheriff had been looking for the prisoner Tor week
Tie Sneri demanding bond la S4S,OO0, Paimadge pro
duccd four bOndsdeI, bat tney were rejected ny INSULT
oieLt ana lac was confined III the MOrnstOwn Jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-09
THE SUSPENDED BROOKLYN COMMISSIONER.

The official copy of Mayor Schroeder's
charges against william A. Fowler Will be served upon
the suspended Commissioner to-day The reason for tho
delay serving is that the minutes Of tho last meet
ing Of the Common Council not ready for present
zion the Mayor yesterday and his approval IL neces
sary before the action OF the Aldermen could take effect
Fowler declared yesterday thot he did not intend to
take advantage of any teChucalty in his defense He
willing to meet the charges on their merits Among
the new element i'm the Democratic General Com
mittee there appears % be considerable salts
faction with Mayor Schroeders action and hopes that
Mr. Fowler may be removed are expressed member OF
the committee said yesterday that Mr.. Fowler
ought to been suspended long and that IL he had
1t would have been of advantage 10 the Kings county
Democracy. The appointment OF Fowler was disgrace
aud an injury the party. While part OF the commit
tee synpaized with Mr.. Fowler, The independent mem
bers thought ,at he mad got only his deserts Alder
Kane Dem) OF the Sixth Ward said That there Was
no Ieas why the Democratic party should give Mr.
Fowler life lease OF 4laee In the Board oi ClIy WOrhs
The Alderman was unable get SIXTH Ward DcuOcrGt
employed by the Board OF City Works while Mr.. Fowler
cupid seat there, and it was no loss to Mr. kanes
constituents tnat tine Commissioners been suspended
Mr. Kane however had not yet decided whether or not
lac would vote for Mr.. FOwler's removal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-09
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Nec- York Hotel-Thc Hon. George II. Pendleton OF
Ohio gnor John sSSosd 2, ~ w tse
Russian Navy Dr. Jose De saldanha OF the Bazan Cen
tennia Commission t4h Auers HesIWasnns'onn av
Square HoeJudge IT, H. Powers Of the supreme Court OF
EersH Houss-Pay Director George Harris and
Capt j. O. p. De KRAFT U. Navy and Alna Anaerson is
eeiyer OF the Chicago Dlnye and Vincennes lway Com
pany dfoT Hottse-Count OzaDsld Of Berlin HOFFMAN
Touse-fjen Oadoiu Of the Russian Army.