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ptSSENGERy 4RRIVED.

FROM IIAMBCEG-lE steamship WslrI, Ang. l6.-F.
" Mltthiaa Hermann kCrAann, Edward kdh Cap, tr!z
Nnn Hansen Clement Ncdrrck tuuo Pl,lssner and WIFE
, consul kuaUth Cud-on. ohsotte Upton, r. H. Wei
,r Carue Bourton. a II. BAumann Herr .ul abd wife.
q \ DMnbLanG, Ernst ketuarn and te Johanna soil
u.,,cr GUSTAV LCmbui ger and wife Margr. Metz,
\ Rcieheubvrg Msrss SihOp, Rosa utabenAelner.
Ilrlrue NonCtt Heinz. Lncke Wife and Children, JOS
aud dan htcr. Albert Aithon, Hermann Werner,
Laura Frlmuaun, Iiasa Feldmauu, Martha NaeVe, 1ous
Fedmann MalyH scienJ'rg III ago Sellcnberg Em liot
Palmc, uugicr ANA sou, Anna W allslen,
Leopold GrOss, charles sGO,ler bortl W'it Em me.
ma YET John MOss Isaac Iohn iona me Wolfe
A w Ue,d rscdt NJ honcrtIrund j. uollcrrcupdt W. hep
burn, Edwd. jenkins. khso Knapp chs. htiSrL AHrvI
Jareck KAthinka ole, &, ". j. Sra, H. l. tf'dgmai J.
w Neiil Gill; Josef Posenblatt, Samnsl uhtmair
Louis 'lArse Philip nAudL George AmiNon ems Mailer hu
Emanuel stern l. slcnhardt Joseph BlatA william BatL,
Adolnh h.nass Chs. schNaD, vile, AMI GAIA, Minna
Schepber, Nargr Sohubatfh Newton. =, =.
FROM LlNERPOOL-fp steamship ScysAti, Aug lo--Mf.
and Mrs IL. Aaron, Mr. Adams MT and Mrs. a. w Ansor,
ID Baker Mira BALDWIN. r. baldwin IL Baldw IN. MT SUD
Mira W. j. 4 Ballard, G. harrington w harrington, Crvker
Harrington Dr. Benn Mt Beansn, Mes Isabel Bake Miss
Alice Bias W " Booth. c. u. Booth, Mrs H. d. Booth MLs-
~ Bocth j. Is br1ithwaite X Brandt E. ID. Brickwood
Hugh Bren aiss Brisow, o. Brown. Hugh Brown Bryce
y. o. bryce. Miss NJ. A. Bryce Mic r. bryce, Miss NJ
Bryce W. j. Burnside f. J. Busk, MT Builder Mss Butler
H. Campbell l.. H. Carroll. Miss NJ. Carroll, Aissea
roll and governess, r. carmody. Mas NJ Chapman, w
Child, Mr. and Mrs. w. CLARK a. W. Goodman Mr. ana Mrs
Mrs. r. NOR Crane Miss r. Cuddy, II. L. Cumming
CunArd Bari Gordon Cunard MI. and Mrs. Dart
and Mrs f. Davis Miss Davis anu maid. Mr.. Davy
and Deaneld. three children and Mira Della
asla Mis-: pslans p d paek A. pies Msa Dsdep and
j. Drexel A. DreIe a. Ferguson the Hon A B. Foster Mr.
and r. r. Fowler, A. Friedman, A Firth, T. 6iez
~. GILBERT 4. Gillespie J. Gouon Miss Guy. MT. hAcemb
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THE TITLE OF 4 TuEATER.

Ubeu tie structure at the southeast corner
Q. sgth-aye and Twonty-third-st. was begun i va
oodiested b. james X. Hackett, the actor 60 ooiA =
TcatAr" and 10 undo stood that IL was named atef
Edwin Eooa, .or whom it built through the exef-
tis O: ge7 ra friends L subsequently leased enc
finally soid "a Booth1 Ihea,er" 70 Oake- nni"- a.
a.d the klse 10 jarrett & Palmer was made as Of
% gooth Tnsater" tts understood that Edwin Booth
sips that te name 70 his ccirmeDt - On aci"f ana
he rsi.rs t1at b. name sbaI b. cntDgfG LDout "a
Tso.a agg be trOs % ths leaees. Aess-a Jarrett q
yAr.er ealing sttsrtOn . t5s .DILry which ne use
q NJ name C.I.fd BIN wheueyer he PLACED IN
1sN-Y1rE. and sgZgest!ng tb3t t-fy cisIge the
tsge Il ge .he4te-. Esssgz. J1E.D Palmer
sspef fa4t "a usre IessNe7 81 the Jdinr UaHcr the
1ares ql.a uLle, % was Ga 4re7 an1 ieaa,d and soIi
tsey A4L ~ ssfaoIfg - caaEzi TIE nhmt. ara t1ah
ys7ed m hitter 70 - i4ysf ~ ST. Ah. ff"fn whom
thsy asd their l,ss fgypsiaz 10 worA defe1d HV snit
tfst rfsot - i,ssrted Mr. B91ta mfao time -e'errrh
ne MATER N he faayfr N,lnm EsuD-tm' 20. M
Bro1iua~, and yestr1ay ws7 f~Dorts0 nat ~ HSHne
On han ben ayy.sd 'or wt-b you'd pe7"1i 10 open
ing u tie tAsatsr last BghL "a sach ,ajTetDn vse
grated however, eytn u s5pi.ti IN, asd IA NJ"
Bn4ortOn aDssHt from me ritz gesb az - p 1oab
ful any steps b. mat G.ssri0h Nec TAKEN 20 ppD%
ton scrTcd dur nz tbs perfouoauc, iast "Vrhinz
and Is very uzey lat 4ry sDch randy appS@d
for on the part Of Mr. Booth.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Monday nights session of the HOUSE was
continued tl O'Clock this morning, ~ the time
after midnight being taaen mp IA datory motions and
iurncy,rs 10 prevent NJ. Cox resunlrg his speech In
roply ~ Mr. Kasaon. AZ laSt, about o'clock In the
n,oru,g = truce VISA effected ard an opportunity WAS
apology The House Hud each other fog the exhibition
~ passion The violation Of
ury decoruh inat either night have Jecr guilty or.
tf,r thpt MIR. HEWITT Dem, y. W took The io1r.
and In sprcr which aptu rousy applauird by his
Cvn side OF the House defended Gov. Ilten from tho
nssau'ts made him by MI nahson ana cnogzod MIN
1s the standard bearer ~ The National Democracy.
ON motion of Mr. RANDALL Dem. PENN the Fcnato
nm ndmoniI 90 the bill 10 deifay tao expenses OF tho
Dstrlct 81 Columbia until December l. 1876 were non
concur red In.
Mr. NOERIsON Dem. III, Chairman OF the Commit
Tee on ways and Mrs stated tbat that cOImlttee had
taken evidence IN the alleged improper use OF money
Al Ia Inc massage Of the Hawaiian Treaty hi, and that
there was nothing the oydonce rnOping the Justice ~
TO DO GfchArgcd from itB further confederation so
ordered -,
Mr. BANNING Qnd., ohio moved to non concur In the
Sonata anne gdtnout the IOs3 hill for volunteers To all
An Aupprcssng Indian hostlhtles Tho House bill pro
ydnd Tor 600 volunteer cavalry ana thc Senate amend
uent provided for the Increase ~ to regular cavalry
regiments 10 asserted iha, tho existing law air idy
aIhouzes that increase but II needed for the
SIOUX war they arc Iaodod immediately, aud can be got
Ga, frontier whore mon LnO" tho ihdlhh chatacter
aud how ~ hght them. - ...
Afr. GAIlfiEI.D utcD., thiol and Ar. IIOEkBuk0
Hen TENN favored the Senat. amendments.
Alter discussion the amendment Was nOno0ncurred
Mr.. YOUNG lDam Tonn.l from tho Committee on
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N,s r. PIE NOT POISONED.

Mrs. Amelia La Rue, who asserted that MIS-
Drggs her nurse and supposed friend had ropDeu her
and given her poison died at a. M yesterday. Coroner
Elingcr accompanied by Deputy Coroner "oidScL'"''
went to No Il ClintOn-place IN the afternoon anu n''
there DIS Dorm and Fctter, who had attehdeu MIS- 40
Rue during Der illness. After a very uiorousIi 10
ncrteIn examination no traces of poison were lodn %
COS evident hat tyood fever was tie cause OF dea'i
From the resuI az the autopsy Coroner Flinger Ietetu
that 70 further analysis or Iycsgati2n IL seF he noce
cansa of Ms Ia Rites death was necessary IhV uo
ated yEon the re.iilt Of the autopsy became ho H
that sirs Dr'gs could not be held qs G rh,
- Itr%ony can be susa ned against flrs Dlg9s' pe''
There yas no complainant ,,,. hv Ioues d
An ap,,liaatiOn WAS made yesterday p} d. W,s,,s
NJ hi ON hrbalf Of Mrs. Drcgs and Albert DIss,
bar sten.on for wriis Of habeas COZ pms ana Gea ~ ~
10 nto tba iu,.e III their Gctenton judge DoIU
NJ m sn,rcpo Court Chambers, grsnt'd Inc WIS., &c
"a io-tiaN
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ADARTNG BURGLAR ARRESTED.
CAPTURE OF THE Man wao LNTEEED ID ihICI-AT-
ToRNEY PuELPs's HOUSE.


IoRNEY PuELPs's HOUSE.
F1on the accurate description given by ;he
servant. Nary Geary Detectives Fled aEi-OConnor on
Monday night arrested Aa Dyer, an AUS r1''' 20
yeaJs OF age a. the nan WHO entered the hon Of Dis
trict-Attorney PHELPS on SUNDAY morning @st "Deh
brought before the girl tie prsOLcI was al once fccof
pizd by hcr as her assant and yesterday morning sho
appeared against him before Justice Murray al Inc
Toms Police sOvr- The girl, who sill bear, the Har@5
NJ the ure-s clutch Oh her throat tod her story ~
straichtforvard In spite Of the rough handling
she received and the trd;= iii herH sie stirred Or
.creed tie RI followed the II r, I'm hi- fight down
fe rs and the front door, tirUl4l FoFy .s. rt-
At 4, six:h-lve and up Sixtays 70 F0rtTeE Lih-.t,
where ne made fs escape t-TyUs c-s. e. ara 7i9@
pecularies in the mans apica ab-- wee 11l - 70
5irl and from these thu officers e11,f- Zll1
him When arrested Eyer VS. siais4-l- ~ 80.
He L. known 30 the police a. al N.a .i ---- i+ ~
.,1y recently served Out tive vfffr iS+F - fL-
etafe P.ison for burglary. ale vas c'-n' t E s- f
MURRAY on ciaiges Of feionCn5 c-1tti "r1 -.t'A.f
larcenv Oue II The officers remarked - '-f .-- ff
whsL be was 10, kC', up mat &c was dlI1f ., d. ~
lectiuc TIE Eistlict-AtOrHcys EOL !c- A- ~. ,i-
10 which nycT rep led Ge9 the D5st Oi Len VII .ZS
mistakes sDI-et.uC5'
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G. II. HalcorrH Miss HarLeck J. r. Bsrje. Mr. Hart NJ
Hartman. a. Heard Miss Herbert Mr.. ~ q Her,
two children and maid Mr. Herzog, Baron Heykeng NJ,
Hickson, Higgins, j. Higgins Dr. L. Hitler, MT and VI,
q. A. Hodgs0n and Dlad, Mr.. Homer, W. Hooaa,
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. b. Hume, r. Hudson j. p. H1mpLrey
Humphrey, Miss G. Humphrey Miss r. Humphrey Hyda
s. Ishsin r. and MIS- t. Josehs infant tie re-
Mr.. KNAPP Ar and Ars J. KING J. King, r, Mr. and Mrs
g. Rineman Master r. - BiDgman. Miss ~ Kngrnan snf
nurse o. T. Knight Miss e. HousnetzoG, Miss RousLet,w
Miss A. kOuslstzO, T. KousDstzOl. f. X LAIRD Misc I~rs
worthy Professor and Mr. Lester Arthur Lester J. I.es
H. Il MacDonsd. hr Marks. Niss Marks. 2 Martin Ma
J. NcCreery Miss j. DcuEh, Mr. plTdee Mss pald
". Mckenzie W. &. MeTrel. H. II. Mler. Mr.. Miller ~
Mrs J. L. Mitchell, Miss Moore, Mr. Nelson DR.. NcSos
Mrs. OCOnngr, Miss OCoBr0r. dss Rrth OCoDnor Jamss
O'COnnor. Mbarne N. ODahaD a. oswel H. n Palmer M.
and Mira j. H. Parsons samuel Parsons, Misc Mary W. Pa,
sons Miss C. N. palsGne Miss c. j. Parsons. Mr. as
eli. Miss Pe a0d maid D. Peterson. Rev. Mr. Port a
Powers Powers, W. Radcliffe a. Iaegenar. Mrs r. Rem
ingtOn Miss Remington, j.. EeLIngt0 Master r. RemIns
ion Miss RhiLelsnder, Mr. and Mrs r. 9. Richards Mr. ad
Mica A. Scott and maid, Master g. r.. Scott. Master
NJ Scott Mr. SharplessA r. SnatueS L. j. simnons MA
lf skinner Miss J.. @ Smith, hiss c. r. Smith. J. a. snitS
Mr. and Mrs.. w. spotten and sons Mr. and Mr.. w a
SeyeDs Hugh Stevens, {. Tauss, Mrs Tefer txO chi
dren A. Thibandeau Mr. Thomas Mr. and BITS T. NJ Tbe-r
son. Miss Ams Thomson. Miss TObey. f. Z. Tonse 7
T0ihaIu c. W. Turner, w Vail Nss 5. b. Wsinewfieb,
and Mrs. W. Walker r. NJ. Webbfr. g. A. Wolls Mt aad
MI and Mira. Whoelock J. y. Whitney @. NchewounS
Wiiims, g. II. WsTtiilgtob MIRA u. WorthmgtOn Miss
Wort,ugtOn, p. Clark, Mrs. H. A. Hoppin. Miss Hoppia.
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AN UNTOUCHED scAxDAL.

A very Infamous and slanderDus story con-
cern.ng Mrs Kate Caxtoa Lyon, a welluOWG Isffabef
OF the Unon Square The Ier Company, gubshod IN
The Boston Herald OF Monday, and TeInDshed IN uis
city yesterday the authority OF member n
the same company On inquiry Il mas been nsoertaiBed
that the scandal without foundation. except IN tho
Inauguration OF rival netress The lady and tor hus
band who Is A well-knOvn real estate broker Of west
have issued the following card In denial of the
anecilng their relations:
70 m, razor OftIAs ryfbVne
SIN On ur retur 10 tie city we were startled uy the
,o,bcaf on of sensational stories affecting OdrBe yes
SofbuR whatever has taken place 70 JUSTIFY the state
1,ents herein contained, nor Is there The slightest
foundation for the allegation that Miss Cax on proposed
10 nstute proceedings fu divorce against her husband
Tor the reasons psnt0ned for any reason WDaIsOtV
You!s truly, DoEE bloN, 49,.
Heae- York, Aug. IS, 1870. NATE ClSA'oN HioH'
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MASONIC VISITORS.

Oriental Corsistory, Thirty second Degree ct
The Ancient and Ace ptod Eitc OF FTcem"-onry OF chi
caeo united yesterday wi'a iuroraGrata Cor siory g"
SewYcrs. receive the >aprcne Council Ibirt 'Hd
Which wiz convene al Kane Lodge hall this week.
and escorted the Council from the Fifth Avenue 'lote
down Fifth-ayc t. Waycycvpaee, thence to Pfcad"ay
TO the lodge ROOM after tho reception, me Grand Com
nander J. IT, Drumnond. delivered h' annual address,
and the rcnorts Of committees wee hca't. IN The
evening th two con, stories Iuct with ~" supreme
Council ~ the Masonic Temple aud The Nihri' rhth OF
Grand roniiT DEGREE. conferred ~ Gfdhl 'phl-
p,an.rr-ir-Chie G. r. McClcnscian. ,
TEE oriental CC'-;s;ory wiz iase the 80 T. ~ tIah
to-day 10. Philadelphia Hlcr" they WI. Do received bl
tAs cous.inry 81 that place. Ibcy VIII return 10
Chicago about Adz. 10.
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KILLED BY A TELEGRAPH POLE.

Jeremiah d. Tanyean of No. ~ Sni'olE-st'
one OF the line-Inen Of tie fire telegraph VINO was -
jured on Monday by the fall OF a te gF'bh po'o S'
- I'D 20 entv ,m,rth-st and MadiPOn-aye, died
Yesterday morning at the Ninety street hosin
The Coroner viii Try place the resons'ity Tor th'
mans death where e properly belongs.
Atamec:irs % the Health Board YESTERDAY, sanitary
rncctor Atwat.c reported that there WIS ihf me o'
i 80 ,inso, taac,,o poles on the south sde of ilivi-
si-usT extending from Ca har.Gc 10 finion-si icy
,oro LA - Ia poles which usrd by tie old lle
n,,.rr,snt were rotten at the bases and ready 20 l
AZ auv moment mo comm nitGtiou VS. S"hl 10 iuo
Roari Of Puc Works, which Vas Teguesc " ~'1ehu 70
Nm matte. al once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Iorkylle Police Court yesterday, Henry
ItarT conductor tr to"E lAl"a charged frenzy
gu-,r rar~eUg.r it, refusing pay his fal- and DIS
Irrrrr oilers the ~ Las conduct Bushnell was held
In 800 fy- trI,l
Al tie Harlcu Pol-ce Court Yesterday, Patrick
Ir- n 40 S'l lCst Opc IA ldrcGUd ycntist was com
.,.,. FIrlIlt % It's being sfN.. Young
~ i,n -t,.-. employed - TAX" carr ~ her babi.
IEt Whsle Hl!IItA strGCh MS "4iS ai!d
tf.sf to tbrrN l.sr ont 90. inc window.
- tLr Essex Market Police Court Yesterday tie
rye preferred a0si1t fnrr'h rmth sna hiGt Alien by
tH-.~ i,..y ~ ,rc or being ACCESSORY 20 ne
f.ll " VII tr k.Hv nv cp. ninr ~" oot OF t.ith -
-, lyor ~ un5ay ISL was dismissed AMI the accused
uaf r..rt a. discharged.
t'tlc Tomb, Police Court yesterday James IL.
~fy, Yrupreor ~ Po,cr Office al 40 ~ MnIiSy ST. was
r q. furnish ral tp 5000. James -rau. on was charged
v ,.I-ittius f1L'1Us 's,aut VIII an N on hls pa" s
b. au Thomas D'.E al so l4y Mol 30, W1ulaS .m
I,isi, 90 lr head NL AC was imprisoned IA Ge-
s.li tot 10.
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TIE ACCUSED DRY GOODS FIRM.

THE ACCUSED Dh1 NOOIC Ai-''N'
rI-RTurK INFORMATION A. 70 HEIR TRANSACTIONS.
The creditors OF Ehrlich & >ternieid' the
dr., goods merchants spensrd-st, are sim engaged
IN eIdeavoriug to tier rToserty MI Gunner
man Of the firm of Deek, rbof, Ratocr Co.. Whc are
among the largest cred tors OF the bankrupt dr SAVE
This firm 81 Ehlch & stenfeld began 10 deal with Us
about three or four Years They Gid not pay theA
hills in ll but always has balance left over AnO'her
strange way Of doing business which they had W. 20
send n hoy here IN the morning to pay
hill Of $50 $50, or perhaps $500 5000 and 'h@ IT
fba afternoon they would s"na a-au and oIccr i' o5
Goods tba; would amount 70 perhsps four or hNe hu-tu
dollars. About 1uly they began 70 Do VI! a4
quantities of goods, ant Other firms beS'n 70 ilP
~ iu the fuan al standing u Enilch q 9Nh
I'D a4yur that the late- had referred them % as oT
fbeir safe condition unless Mr.. bnri Gu Nou1 man ~
affidavit fhot he worth At i";st %Z2Oo re toI
Sc ore thar he was worth $4,000 Il r@'y ca H. anu
eopseduept'v represented HIM 70 the fims as heILs
sac man 70 deal with They then begun t1ef OPP
tons ON Iar-c. scale. NJ. Zmmernan slid re thoiEht
Ebrch was at the head Of TIE concern qua udiis'.u
an the business while stoinied occupied po''I'h III
the office clerk. =, ...-. g. tos 7
Ehlrsch and stenfcld ms lie an asss neIt 20 jos, l.
Stiu % SC 900 Broadway. fie assignee s,iltu sVl
dav h,t as vet De could tel very e OF me hsis 9!
mi tir,n as the stock IL the hanuS nI ", SiI'
nndey attachments obtained by III, H. Ci1Ha 20 TOT
81 lG7 CO DcEerhOd Rafll0e- 4 Co FOR SILL 20 tI
Harden GCnderring q Go. tor 800. 4s'pIcFih suns
ma also heru begun by Townsend Yale anC James
TsIcoft The assets of the firm are eatnihicd ~
o. $40 900 aud TIE liabilities amount 10 @oVJJO he
osia. is in h0pes OF having the attachment" 'h-ait
co RAJ ne ay oxide the riy equally among -
nnG rele oB bail and deAy the Charges maze asal'-
hon
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NOMINATIONS.

WAsHYGroN, Aug. 15.--1he President sent
the following nominations 20 the Senate to-day being
changes ueccsEliatod by the Consular aud Diplomatic
Appropriation bills approved today:
Chdro. f0Ges-John Meredith Reed 10 Grseoe Michael
j. CraiuoE, Denmark; benjamin Moran PJrugL Horace
Rubblce, Nwttz, Gland john G. Caldwell Paraguay and UTu
guR Tho foregoing hsye been I'LL today United states NH
tus named. Also Schuy
Ter crosby ~ York "a lie United states consul at Flor
w H. Jnos eyistern the Land ONCE for the Cofax
District Washington Territory. The senate has confirmed
the appointment Of A NJ. Capp 10 De Public Printer.
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SELLING UN1AXED CIGARS.
p.DIrpgs HELD FOR THE ACTION OF The GRAND

The cigar pcddlers WHO were arrested Tor
violation 81 the Lev 'nu. law on sunday and Monday
wee brought ucfole UuieG states Commissioner shields
for examination yesterday afternoon. Atera riga e1-
animation by Assistar: Diatrict-Attorney Pullman
Robert Acorn Robert Han, Morris Meyers. aud Mark
rrsf s. re- discharged ,ucre not being sufficient evil
nee ~ show that they had violated the law Quimoo
Apo william Charley An Lung. John Wackpie' Robert
Sine A. Cou Francis Harris, and Francis Chalot were
held 'aNrt he action the Grand jury The officers
have not succeeded In Getting Gle" TO the lnan'uac-
tuners Of the untIAed cigars. The Chinamen cay thH
they bought nc!r stock who drove arOIi an
~ r, hut thN ,I'G ~ 80 did Dot know whence ne care
and could not desc ibc Lis appearance. The ofciis
i yf,rr e that lie c'gprs from Uauuao tories
u r .itv, and believe tAat The prisoners know more
than thoy Wiling 10 tell
Tui.rI states Marshal Btubrrt Yesterday FOR desng VA
,sfr- auj tobaccp without license. II" vas held 10y
Il.lrG -;atus Commissioners Osborn III 5000 bonds.
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tested IL the sale except by the Immediately
ed The patents and patent rights sold for
$1,000 The boats william Baxter, City OF Hew-Y9rk,
vii lam Newman CITY Of Buffalo, City OF Albany, CITY
Of PocheS err City OF Syracuse City OF Troy, city OF
lion, City Of Newark, City OF Utica, and Remington
together with their engines boilers machinery and al
appurtenan ef were sold for STA 800. Tie hus with
out machiuorv, OF the steam caua!-boa9 Chicago MIL
vaLkce. AMI Detroit were sold for $1,000. The buyers
were Mcssrs Remington Van Dyke, the holders Of the
InOrtgaGe The sale aggregated 10000, the property
b.lng sod sub sct further liens Of about $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16

ing the ordnance permitting marhet wagons 10 stah III
Huisonst. between Canal-st. and Ninih-ave 1T T.
Barlow william Van Waller, HUGH Taylor, ana otne az
VIC Gated TIE rtpeal the ordinance, The princIpai
given m, ing tat the larketmen conGregated at nGit Oh
the doorstep- where they drank beer and Wsre ana
poisy also; tat tEe stencil arising nom tiIe Ra' anu
o.her slbsf ,aees left In street became hulsa
IL was stated in an that the Street CIetn 80.
partment bad agreed TO have Iiuds0st smePt "a thev
facI day Edward GlOn AID Nelson W. Dung '" Wv in
we, well acquainted with most OF the '.lSu r az The
rho street and nneenths Of them were in favor Vi LUG
,,roS mt ord
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,.J-orc COURT "a tmlyrs-iy judge Donohue.-
JUG, gs no Mayor SC; kruger 1gt The Mayor Ec mat
''art.u Mcrld as Weber aud alo "o motto ahN
ut al-tirtE.u. Tho N0s.l- Nou
,fe insnr F'i,chhaUsr ana Nrer granted
p.v. ,.i -inls3, and shifts Az AianisMoor4 denied
Io- . 70. clyde NtnDaudum. W ucltu AT WtIchc.l
med without 1HvioT All ~chnltzei' aicl;
MEMORANDUM. Rury Ak The Triumph Truss Co think
us petit sucgnt will hear parties a, y O'Clock on the
l5tA INST
Common PIs1s-Sparial Trm--Ry Judge Van
uu.s,n-rhe Nluth Avenue y. H. Go. agt The y. u E!e-
yute4 Railway co.., MI aint dismissed with c"Sts.
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CALrNnNRS-Tus DAY.


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there s,ai't In shabccn ia the whOo paIlsA won't
diuk yer health nj every night of my rfc. hoy
the place won't get crack on the head WI shllle
Ian for yer sake And I'd IKE see Pbil Rooney DO the
likes mat for ycz the spllpane, niyer got
drank 90 ser honor In his life. end rtkcs nc delight IN
himself at all. at all"
Peter, don't you enjoy the astronomical phe-
nome. these eyopngsi" said we-to-lo ouzen, reSid
lag In Wos HARRISBURG to his Dored cmplOYc, the other
cye,ug. "C!aro 30 eocInoss, l never tried ta musl
m, ms LIy faNrrite fruit"
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NllNIATURK ALMANAC.

SIM rises - ELL sun sets .... G:j6 Moon rises IIs
HICU WAfRR TITS DAf-A.
Sandy Hook 432 Cows Island 5:l3 Hell @. Ferry
THIS DAY-P. VI
sandy UoCk 5S Cows slanG. SAT Hell q. Ferry. TIA
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The following were brought 20 enioil Improvements 70
prop ty Sth the CONSEQUENT asse 'snenis ana haVo All

The Corporation Counsel expects TO have almost as
man, more such Judgments in the rest OF the month, but
new clsos against ae city more than keeping UP Tue
balance on the Corporation Counssi rs register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16

, An liable seaman" from Ardamlrchan was at
the tiler OF his sIoop one night soriy Alter tho INTRO
ducte OF co0le. signal lights ships. stoomer was
approaching ana Athy the green aud red lgIt for
the rst tine at sea. He sstonishsd h hvnaos ~ yell
ing out Had ap0rt-hard a-pDrti We're gauA rCht
intao tho ogisecaIy'e shop at nolToekp
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MARKET WAGONS IN HUDsoNsT.

A meeting of the Committee on Streets Oh
se Board Of Aldermen was held at the CITY haD yes'e.
a. nsrnoou 70 hear arguments and AGAINST rescnd
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETW EFN NEN-HoRK,
SOUTHAMPTON, AID IRLNEN.
RHElN, saturday, Aug 10 MAIN, SATURDAY sept =
ODER SATURDAY Ana. go fsECKAB. SatuvCiy. Ana. N
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW. YORK 10 soUThaMF
rON HAVRE OR BREMFN: .
FIRST CABIN, 800 gold SECCNl CABIN SEQ gold
STLERAGE, $50 currency II.
Return Tickets reduced Prepaid Ste-gaSe Ce|
Gates, S.2 currency.
For freight Of passage apply TO -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-16
THE COURTS.
COSTS IN CITY SUITS.
THE CORPORATION CoUNsELs oFFICE BUSY WITH

THE CORPORATION CoUNsELs oFFicE BUSY WITH
JUDGMENTS.
TIE lawyers of the Corporation Counseis
Office have been busy two three worss In entering
judgments for costs Ia either abandoned from te
age or a. hop as account Of actual decisions I'D
be citys favor The largest claim thus defeated Is tha
~ the widow OF the Courth architect ior Sl9Z,
2'3 49, tire which are only Sls6 a. 'h'hgh 'e
expense to tine city OF the trial was 5oe tnvnsahos Vi
dollars Another claim Ia that ct Patrick Toner WHO aS
sertsd that lie was elected Assistant Alderman at'er me
passage of the charter abelishing that office Els case
has gone to the Court of Appeals cur0u5 ono Is thac
OF Hugh HyGnd who IN October lSoi' "as SoH' ~
Backwels island as paupcr and yasrant ahd was pun
20 work az a carpenter in repairing. lie sned Tor lo'
DAYS labor al ~ per lay, end the city set mp counter
claim or an equal amount for board and lodgings Inc
plaintiff has ej his suit stand, and nov the "ity mas pH
Obliged To onter judgment aaint him tor $50 or p'o
costs to get rid OF the case.
ne following is partial list Of tie cases mus dls
posed or with the dates when they were brought ana tue