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New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
nrscovrRy OF A UEADLEss CORPSE.

A labOrer in Scarsdale, WestchcsteI County
discovered the Eeddcss body Of man near the Harlem
Railroad station, in that place, last Friday afternoon.
The body was atlrcd in dark coat aud ght vest and
trousers, and near by was a brown straw nat The
workman ut once called 10 the spot several persons y
ip, in the vicinity who after short search found the
head al the distance of about Ave yards and tie op
po,Ite side of fence. The fence Is about five fee, high
the lower part stone and the upper part consisting o!
rails separated each other only few inches which
would indicate that the head must have been debeT-
atcIv olaced where il was found DccOm mpOsijiCn
ian advanced tnat no Clew remained by which 10 identify
fine body except such the CLOTHING presented Coroner
pttr was M once summoned aud appeared a the
u0t with "A Jury. After an Investigation which revealed
notbug az to the OF the dead man or the manner of
Iie dcItn verdict was rendered that he 10 his
death from an unknown cause. The town authorities
buried the remains. Various theories arc advanced by
those VINO live in the vicinity, hut the
opinion Is TINT The man was murdered.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22

nobodies, Republican and Democratic, who now hold
up appear 30 be cut off from the same monotonous
pattern Of mcdocrity. The city districts will all re-
turn the present members. except the Vth, where
the Myers Harmcr fight of two seasons ago, which
let in Democrat still survives. Mr.. Myers has
buried the hatchet and given at least nominal
support to Mr. Harmer's candidacy; but many of
his followers have formed an organization, and
nominated w. Rotch Wister an independent Re
publican candidate. II the Democrats make no nom
ination Mr. Wster will be elected, and the district
will be the gamer. The Ist District returns Chap
man Freeman Republican, now quietly serving his
first term. Charles ONeil Republican, veteran
member, goes back from the I'D. Samuel j. Ran
DALI the Democratic leader of the House, will I'M
questionably be renominated in tie Id and no seri-
Gus efforts will be made by the Republicans to beat
him. The opposition to Judge Kelley III the lNth'
although it had everything set up to put him aside
were so much alarmed at his threat To run on ms
own hook and create Kelleyparty, that they ana
not pull a wire and allowed him to have the noml-
nation by accamation. Mr.. Kelley VIII be the
father of the next House, as be is of the present
one Last wear his soft-money mania led hm to lean
toward the Democrats, but he has Strengthened up,
and is going out to stump Indiana at the urgent III
yitaton of Senator Morton, who thinks 1t highly I'M
portant that somebody should show the Republic
cans of that State that they can support 0oV'
Uayes while continuing to codde the rag baby"
For that work no one is well fitted as the Judge.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
THE RESCUED FENIANS.
THEY ARE VISITED BY LARGE NUMBERS OF VRIESDs
A LARGE sum OF MONEY ALREADY RAISED

THEY ARE VISITED BY LARGE NUMBERS OF VIEKNDs
"A LARGE SUM or MONEY ALREADY RAISED
FOR THEM.
The Fenian prisoners who arrived In this
city on Saturday 5t remain at ODonoyan ROssas hotel
The excitement the hotel yesterday was greater
than on the previous day. owing TO the fact that LARGE
number of friends Of the refugees absent from the
city ON Sunday and consequently unable to see
them Oh that day All through the day and until late in
tbc evening large numbers ot their cOuntrymen visited
,be escaped Fenians and offered their congratulations.
Many of the vstors from great distance, and the
callers became so frequent and tie crowd sToled tosuch
nroport0us that the Fcnians were compelled to remain
in beir rooms During the greater part OF the DAY tey
remained al the hotel, reading an account OF
tho escape in an Australian paper, Whlch
stated that the plans most successfully carried out
II also stated that the prison authorities had peoned
the British Government 10 send them gunboats, so that
any similar movement might be checked. Tney read the
naper with great interest, frequently remarking upon
the ease with which the authorities could have caught
,Iero 81 the Georgete had remained alongside the Ca
talna tins preventing them from boarding her 1hey
en discussed their probable fate they bdd been cap
Gir.d an agreeing that undoubtedly they would nave
hee hung In the afternoon the refugees visited the
Catalina for which they cherish the fondcst meIno.s
They Ike with the crew and related many Incidents OF
Their voyage, Capt Anthony Las been WISHING Trends
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
poo1.sELLlNG ~ THIS CITY.

-Four races viii take place at Saratoga to-
dy The first will be for purse OF T4O0-a dash of one
mile Violet carrying 100 pounds; Matte A, li3
mounds; Waco, 100 pounds, and Moorhcn 81 pOdnd''
are entered for this race Thc second race viii be run
Of one and one-haf miles FOR purse Of 5000 Five
horses are entered-Gluy Frar III pounds Abilene so
hounds; Big Sandy, III pounds; FredercStown, %
poluds and Preston % pounds The third race VIII be
for tLree-yearods; distance and onccighth miles
There are only three entries for tine raccJosie c. carry
ING 90 pounds Jennie j.. 107 pounds, ana Frederick
nyyn who is also entered for the and one-hab mile
race lO5 pounds The fourth race, like the tiId, VIII
be for a purse OF 800; distance, one and quarter
miles The entries are AIcurus. carrying 100
pounds Violet 80 pounds; Leiaps 100 pounds; Vile
Burke 100 pounds. There large attendance at the
poolroors in this city early last evening There were no
pools sold on the third Moissey Saratoga Asso-
citation up 10 $50 O'Clock Tie following are thc pool
sales at the three establishments:
NoRmssrYs SARATOGA AssoCAuoS-First Race-Niolei,
40. Matte A.. $50: Waco 500: N01rfn, $5l Sttphi
iace-Gray FriaT, $50; Aticne, $40; Big SANDY So fTu
ercs 1wu So; Preston. 500. FdTtG i|2Cc-Alctufas
JOIysQSc PCoL PCCSis.-First RaCl-NiOe 500; Matte
A. SlC0: Waco, 500 MoOrhen, To- Eetoii iace-"ity
Frar egg AtglCue SO; Big Sandy, So tIedCFck,C ~
StV PRESTON 800 Third RaCc-JUse C., $50; jennie l
S2j; Iredcrcftown, $50 Fourth ise",Ale'uiuS' SIoo
Violet 40; Wi.iie RuTke, 80 ' lelaps, 50: , .go
TURF EyCUANGE-IiIst Eacc-Nio!tt $40 Mhte A. 80
Waco 40. N0orhcr 80 Second RacC-Gr1y trai, So
Ahlene S!j: Big sandy, $ld; FrclccstQ"r 80 iIts'
town 81 Fourth ace-ATctuus $50; Violet sIi Leaps
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
HEAVY BURGLARY PREVENTED.

While Detective kierns and Oliicer Pilking-
ton OF the First Precinct Police were walking through
Front-st carly yesterday morning they noticed two men
loading truck front OF the tobacco warehouse of
George W. Hill 4 Co., a No 50 Front-st. suspccting
from the operations OF the men that all was not right,
the officers arrested the two aud took them to the
New street Police station. on the truck GO boxes
Of tobacco valued at about $500 while as much more
property placed where 1t could he easily loaded
Tho u,isoucrs gave thc names OF James Kmsea Of No.
10 SOutl-st. and John Gardiner nf No. Albany-st.
C;ariircr said that he standing with bis uuch at
prglslip and Knsciia employed hHn To remove lot Of
tobacco from No. so FrUHtst. 10 Brdgcst. He did not
know anythug OF the man who had employed him. IN
Lila i. known To the police bad character Upon i'll
ycstigat0n il was found that some person had gained
admission To the warehouse probably on saturday night
and selected the most valuable packages of tobacco,
which mad been placed where they could be readily re-
moved.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
BASE BALL.

The game of base ball between the st.
Iouis and Chcagos at St Louis yesterday was terni-
mated as follows When the st. Louis Club went 10 the
hat for their ninth inning the game stood t0d Me
Geary reached the third base, when Cuthbeii drove
ball down the line Of that base which McGeary encoun-
tercd while running home, ana its direction was so
changed that AnaOn, at the third haze failed 20 STOP H.
The Cncagos maintained that the INTERFERENCE Ws IN
territorial while the umpire; Of Cincinnati held tht !,
was accidental, and decided McGeuS's ran should
cnmnt whcreupon the CicagOs left the field aud the
game was declared forfeited 10 the ST. Louis Cub 10y Il
score Of to
The ResOlute Club of Elizabeth, n. Jo
played Yesterday at that place with the Star Club oi
Newark in the presence OF large number OF spectators
The ooe WAS won 10y the Rcsoucs by score Of to O.
The best play was shown by l.oubhh ana h'HJ VI 'h'
Rcsolutes ana by Cox Of the Stars.
In n game at Port Jervis, n. T., yesterday,
the champion amateur Chelsea Club OF Brooklyn d.
fcaed the Delaware Club of that place by score OF
10 ..
In Hartford yesterday the champion Boston
Red Stockings were defeated by the HaItiords by a
score OF 10 10 4.
In Providence yesterday the Rhode Island
Club defeated the Oaks Of Lynn by score OF 10
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
SARATOGA RACES.
FOUR INTERESTING CONTESTS on A GOOD TRACK.
LEY TrIEGRATH TO TmE TRIBUNE.l


[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
SARATOGA, Aug. 21.-The attendance at the
race to-day was not as large as that of Saturday The
weather WIS excellent however, there being hfacing
atmosphere. The track IN good condition and the
racing of an interesting character The first event Of
the day was dash Of threcquarers of mile. the purse
$500 with five sartcrsy which averaged az follows in
the pools: LoneRtaf7s Freebooter, S4CO; McDanieIs
Matte 4, $500; NJ ) D., $l35; LAWYERS Aerohte ana
Ayrcss KonwoOd 500 Freebooter took the lead at the
start and sept it to the finish, winning easily in l:l7
MAY d. coming second. Matte A. fourth, and Kenwood
nfth and last.
The next race was mile and half event ior Eli
ages purse $500 the starters averaging as follows III
the pools CabauGl's Viator, 800; Grnstaads Bur
goo. $3.50: DUycr's Rhadamnthus, S265 McDanicIs
Madgc, S75; Smiths Inspiration $S5; DasWcIs Ill
voice, $s5 H:tchcocks Galway, $50. II was close
rae, aud was won Ivy Burgoo in 2:a0, Inspiration com
ing in second, Galway third, RhadamaHthhs fourth
yiator neth AIadgc sixth, and Invoice seventh.
The selling race, purse 800 mile and an eighth had
seven starters who averaged in the pools a. follows
Puryear's Mcco, 1878; Reeds Gray Nun $500 Me-
Cortv's Cauargo $500: C7abaug'S Cyril, $i7J; McDln
jes Willie Burke. $50; Cuttanachs lcNns $50; H!iS
Violet ~S5. II was by MecO in l;3- . Niocl com
ing III second Gray NTi thr, Wine BURKE ou w. :! AZ
Gtth Camargo sixth. and Lclaps seventh and last
Tho fulrb and last race OF the day dash oil thrt'
agarcrs of a mile Tor twOyrgrJlds, purse 500 H8d
SIX starters who RANGED IN the po. as l"i!oWS it
wears Kiu,ard and Top. 81 ,2ct: McIamsl Ssirr oi
I,ssefi and Princess OF JhUc. SEQ L0ugstaus bitt
yer $40: QucSfall's Primrose 500. The PfhttSs "i
Tuc took Tue lead e, the start ana kelt Al 10 hG hN
Rracmer fourth sister to Basset nith, and Primrose
giX Ia and last.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
ELECTION or THE EASTERN RAILROAD.

BosToN, Aug. 2l.-A meeting of the stock
holders Of the Eastern Railroad, and OF the holders OF
certificates OF Indebtedness Of the corporation held
here to-day under the provision of act Of the Legsa
ture OF $40 providing choice of three directors by
the stockholders and SIX by the mortgages. James
Johnson Of Enfield, " H.. Samuel c. Lawrence Of Med
ford, and Frank Jones of Portsmouth were elected d
recors for the stockholders and A. r. Rockwell OF Bos
ton, c. 5. Morrison OF NcwlOrk }. :. Ludam of Lowell
c. l.. King Of Boston, G.. l.. b. Jackson Of Portland aud
e. - Curtis of Manchester chosen directors Tor the
martgagces. A resolution which was presented at the
last meeting, to prosecute the directors implicated by
the report Of the committee Of investigation, was taken
from the table and referred TO the board oi di
root
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
F1usUrSG YACHT CLUB REGATTA.

The fifth annual regatta of the Flushing
Yacht Club will take place to-day at Flushing. The
course distance OF about IS miles, Is from stake
boat of Flushing to and around Stepping Stones buoy
and return The race is open all yachts divided into
our classes tho first class being cabin soOps only, and
the other three classes including open beats The second
class comprises yachts Of 70 feet and over the thEd
ass those measuring between p ana &c feet, aud the
tortb class ri c mcasuriHy q feet and under There
s - lc for the wiunei M each class, and additional
prize of a silver cup the yacht making tne quickest
tinc, irrcs cspeetive OF class.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
IN LERSEY CITY.

At g o'clock last night fire broke out in
Thomas sharps harness factory Oh NelsoI-ave, near
Paterson-ave. Jersey City Hgtts. The building was
2la-sory frame house. and was destroyed completely
II was owned by Mr.. Stewart OF Brooklyn, and in
,roa for 81 600 The los on building and contents win
not exceed $1,000 The prominent position OF the build
ING ON the top II tic hill made the ire visible from all
parts of Jersey City ana AeN-GCrk.
The damage done by fire to Mullins's up
hostery establishment az No. 1O4 RaiLEoad-aye, has
been estimated at $500 The stock, which was worth
8 OOO is damaged uuo-thrd OF is value. The insurance
on the whole was @2,tGO, in Jersey city and Newark
companies
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
IN THIS CITY.

The first floor of the threc-stOry bric!, build
ing at No 347 Hudson-st., occupied by L. hJrr.s as
talors store took fire early yesterday morning aud the
stock was damaged $500. The damage to the building
vas tng The OF the fire and the amount OF the
insurance were not asCertained
fire occurred ut p. IN. yesterday IN the
pattern shop the iron fouudery No jj2 Vest Thirty
thirei-st owned by Andrew ]. Camp. ell The damage
was - 900. The property fully nS'fcd The cause
OF the lre is unknown.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
n Ncw-Bedford and Fall River and win return to-day

IN Now Bedford and Fall River and will return to-day,
when the ship will start for New Bedford. .oo,,r.
These who have the subscription In charge are neeung
with great success and although there have been no
definite returns IL s thought that at least ~ a 00o MI mi
been raised already The expectation Ia that oOo WI"
he raised for each man. They will then probably go 10
their friends who live in different parts o the county,
The abatement that the Hibernian and CiannaGael so
cicties are TO give them public reception IS without
Foundation II thought wiser TO give them money io
their snpport than to spend II on reception Ihe men
will remain in the city about week, when IL ID eApece"
that the subscription will be completed
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ST. James Hotel-SenatOr John p. Jones OF Nevada.
York HotetThe Hon Cornelius A. Logan US Minister
10 Chill Senator Henry Cooper OF Tennessee ana tyr
Bussey Of wreaas Ff0t Auenus Hots-Cen. Nathaniel
Banks Massachusetts, Gen Daniel Tyler OF ARDainaand
gen John = ST. Louis Epereu House Chief
Elisha H. Allen Of the sandwich Islands and John
"A Farge the artist jbetadTle Ho-Congressman John
o. Whtchouse POuchkoepsie. Hos HrtinsioicJ0hn IL
Harjes Paris Coleman HOSe-Bshop John r Young Oi
Florida re.r0Tt HouSe-The Hon. Wayne MacVeagh and
the Hon. Henri Chapman o pennsylvania Grand tenuat
Uo1-A 81. Capp, Congressional Printer 1stor Nous
Fx xGoy j. Vermont Peyton Randolph Of virginia,
and IL. H. Eridgers OF North Carolina
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
SWISS GATHERING IN PHILADELPHIA

A large gathering of the members of the
various Swiss societies throughout the United States will
be held at Philadelphia Aug 90 and 81 its object
being to tender congratulations to the American people,
On Aug 26 the reading OF the congratulatory address
will be followed by music and review OF the Interna
t!onal Exposition. In the evening the societies will On
tn schiiZen Park and partake OF banquet On Aug ~
there viii be singing prayers and addresses on yarOus
topics The different societies I'm this city have mada
arrangements with the Pennsylvania Railroad for
special train to leave DesbrOsses street Ferry on satur-
day at J:45 a. IN.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
ALLEGED EMDEZZLENENT.

Ebenezer Harrison sold a coal yard at No
so snenied-st, Newark. on April l, to Alexander snp
SON aud yed TO charge of the business during
simpsons absence in Europe. few days ago Mr.. smp
son returned and discovered az 10 alleged that Harrison
had collected 50 200 and APPROPRIATED II 10 hH
Harrison was arrested last evening and held III 900
hail by Justice pauin 10 answer the charge,
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
POLICE NOTES.
THE FIRE RECORD.
EXPLOSION IN A vARNIsH FACTORY.

An explosion occurred IN Herltage's varnlsh
factory ON the obokcn meadows, at the head OF First
ST. al 800 p n yesterday, which set fire TO the building
aud DESTROYED It, Joan Lutz of the employees, was
thinning vaTnsh when the varnish took fire, covering
him with the blazing liquid burning him 80 that his life
il dcspaired Of The main buldng-a strong one-story
brick strncue-aui several OutAOuses connected VIVA
il were DESTROYED involving loss OF $4,000, on VIII
there il no insurance The sorchouse which coutalied
- 600 worth of stock, saved.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
ERSEYMAN's DAY.

A meeting was held last evening in Jersey
City for the purpos. of taking action III reference to the
celebration of Jeseyans Day at the Centennial Expo
stop Mayor seider stated that invitation had been
generally extended the citizens Of the State to cele
brate Aug % as Jerseymans Day and that Gov Bedle
had appointed the Hon Abraham Browning 10 deliver
historical address upon the growth and development of
the state committee appointed To make all necessary
arrangements viii take the matter in charge and report
NJ 80 m as Dosgblc
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
DISAGREEMENT OF DOCTORS.

PROVIDENCE, r. L., Aug. 21.-The Coroner's
jury in the of Alfred Walker. the coored lad who
found in the river returned verdict This afternoon
Of death from TO the Jurors unknown Tvo
doctors testified t they believed the boy was dead be-
fore he was thrown into the water Another testaed
that drowning was the cause OF his DEATH
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
DISEASES OF IEN.

The importance OF the heathpess Of the
cannot be overCsimatet ~lts power life
and death and the direct bearing which II has on
human happiness seems 10 be recognized its capabilities ts
qualities powers the importance oi It's hcful
preservation is moderate uses the danger OF oyeraXng IL
whether through thought, sufy, intense application in
research; whether h The absorbing
the conduct OF cd and mOmen
business interests by the excessive Indulgence OF tho
and pOpcnSCs OF the sysfem All these are
subjects for consideration also the knowledge OF what
moderation what Is and when these exist tie absolute
Of promptly seeking advice ron expert Who Tor
long series has devoted Is whole Tine and atsn
TO the study Investigation, ana treatment o all the mala
dies Of this important department 70 accurately determine
dis a,rl conditions neir nature and origin.
whether arising the want OF is EreqUaryO
and W" from his experience and Practice has learned
discover NJ once the arrangement and a5 promptly apply
rocdy thus avoiding the painfully slow feeling after the
truth common to the Inexperienced and arnoyng 70 the
pateU who naturally wants tO know without delay what
Is matter the extent u the arrangement The probabilities
OF recUpeTaiion and the ume required .
strng OF the value OF experience and practical
observation, Well ds the Usefulness Of the prompt apphc2
Of suitable remedies il found IN the important statement
but abroad that large proportion OF those VINO
from mental disturbance and absolute insanity pema
noutly placed under treatment within
after the fIst symptoms have manifested themselves
fthe intellectual Departmental the brain has become
haused by intense mental phoaton erryng 1t OF tho
OF connected thought IL only It's strength
6y fed and nourshed by The certain
euac icthp IL isprecsey In every other department,
whether ~ augee propensity, or passion corh requiring
different remedy for is recupeatOn and different means i0f
teW from their OyerwOrke and exhausted con
Te Importance Of this branch Of medical practice
au names the securing OF hereditary titles the
tentou % estates in the same family
From pEs ana large experience IN tlis direction hlYa
command nv the thankful appreciation
families in the city and nation and
ainy communicate much 20 cultivated minds Ia conBec
with my practical experience IN what pertains 10 be over
Of recovering their powers whether Of 6ran APPETITE
propensity or passion.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
METHODIST OFFICIALS FRATERNIzING.

SEA GROVE, n. Y, Aug. 21.-Thc Rev. DIR.
Fuller OF Atlanta Ca Judge Faucher OF New York and
other members Of the Fraternal Commission appointed
by the General Conference the Methodist Episcopal
Church, North and South, at Cape May to-day
the guests OF A. Whcden at the Sea Grove House they
were formally welcomed by the Rev DIR. Grammar OF
Baltimore, and returned 10 Cape May u the evening.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
CENTRAL PACIFIC INJUNCTION DENIED

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 21.-The defendants
motion dissolve the injunction, in the case Of ths
stockholders against the directors OF the Central Pacific
Railroad restraining the latter from using the money az
the corporation 10 pay the interest The bonds OF TIA
California Pacific, denied by the court this mornug
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
IN 1NMARYLANn-Lnss sa5. 600.

BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. 21.-The lumber
yard sash factory and sawmill of Peter Holm Il Co. Of
Cumberland Nd we're burned to-day The loss is esti-
mated at from $1,000 to $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
A BISGuANToN HOTEL BURNED.

BINGHAMToN. y. Y, Aug. 21.-rhe Cafterty
House was partially destroyed fre this morning
There were no goods in the building. and the house
closed months time viii be required to repair
N nnIpnpps.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22

charge of robbng the mails and brought before tho
United States Commissioner to-day and held To answer
The proofs OF his guilt apparently conclusive Gold
notes were found In his possession which had been
placed In decoy letter. The depredatons have been
carried on for O long tme
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
A REspECTABLE MAIL RoBBER.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 21.-James Bowman,
register clerk in the Post once here, aud formerly
member OF the Legislaturs has been arrested o
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs. IN
BROADWAY.
sa a.. go. Noon. GO. 3 D. M. 76s. Midnight 83'.
Highest during the day. 76~. Lowest, oo'.
Average. CO.. Same day, 1875, 76s'.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
DR.. RiDWiYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tastecss elegantly coated for the OF AL ds
orders OF the stomach hvei bow els k6Ecys bladder nervous
diseases headache coustir alton costNencs nngeGn d5
pepsja bAouslrs bilious fever inflammation oi The 5oWcus
plies and an OF the internal yiscvga "auae'
Price rs CENTS PER BOX SOLD BY DRUGGIsTs
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
Announcements.

If you want to tone up the System, take the
PERUVIAN SYRUP its effects are permanent
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22

LUNDBoRG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
and BATH delightful substitute for Cologns Bay Rum
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22

A USEFUL RELATION.--Odd JObber: 81 wish
I'd got my brother this JOB with me-" Induiring
Employer: "Why, my man, your brother speciality"
o. j.. Well, ye see, Sir he's got check on him.
my brother has. Why, he'd think OF asking for
a quart over a job like this-than notiinkpt London
Fun.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-22
RTFFIANs AT A CAMP MEETING.

The Sunday services at the camp meeting at
East Orange n. j., interrupted by drunken man.
who was forthwith attacked by number OF colored wor
shippers. Tho rfian's friends went TO lis assistance
and general conflict ensued, which resulted in the dis
persion OF the offenders and the restoration OF quiet
After short time. however, the persons who had caused
the disturbance returned, and similar occurred
At moment VIXEN IL seemed II serious results
probable, Justice Mum OF East Orange arrived with
constable, who arrested the white ringeader.