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New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
LATEST SHIP NEWS
IFor other ShiD Neirs see Second Par.
.Dpyx,gI, Sunday III

ARRIVED. Sunday, June 10.
steamship Egypt OBJ Grogan, Liverpool Jnne 2, and
Queenstown st With Edse and pass to F. w. Ma ~ susro
Cuba June T. and Guantanamo l2th with ndse TO Wm r.
steamship Gamma (Br, Lehicoat Bermuda Is. with
mdse and pass to A. T. outerbrdge
.I seassip o,ss ~ Masan MnrTaT Fefs Co
nS n coSe % m 6SmHn DomSn es
steamship Neptune Berry Boston. with mdse and pass 10
Ship IT. PAUL Woed Antwerp 39 days, in balast.
Bark C,cehs Qta), Costaglola, Palermo ~ days Win
BarK Norway Cof Boston, Mathews Hamburg 80 days with
Bark vOlpni utn) oneto London se DAYS with chalk
Bark Jane Ure loi Glasgow ClarS' hia'an]a' a!' WIN
Bark Arfacsud (Aust cass9veh sleh Eng 80 days In
ballast Amen red at sandy Hook for orders
Bark Neversnk Jarvis, London 35 Gays. in ballast
Bark Continental to Baiumore Ternune Cardenas days.
Bark Nary Agnes (Br.) Decost cabarien days with
Bark Scotland o Halifax wetmOre, cienfuesos 10 days.
Bark Dolphin CSor Leschy Havana Il days, with
Brig Morning star (of farsboio boideh sagua IA Gays
Bs Fergus tNor), Christensen TObaco, Mex, is days.
Brig LoosOr. Blood Caibarien days. with and me,
Brig Henry b. Cleaves, Cummings, sagua la Grande IL
Brig Mary {. Mariner Cof Porandl Titcomd Havana 10
Big VIM. b. An4rews. Wilson. ST. Marc davs, with log
Schr Jessie b. smith, Tyler sagua GAYS
schr d. +. Keeling, Bennett Areceibo r. k, Gays Win
schr Monte Christi smith, Cienfuegos is days with
scar Sarah L. Hail. Morrill, saba June Q. via St Martins
scr Impulse Rountree Belize Hon.. II days,
with lJgwO0l hides &c -. .
sehr sumnerle, Ryan, Porto Platte IL days. with fusnc
and mahogany.
selr p sawyer tof JonesDor Cummings Baraeoa days.
with fruit.
sehr. W. & H.. woherspoon) Of Parrsboro NJ ST. Pettis
Windsor y. =, days, with plaster - -
schr Adde NJ Bird (O io5kland). TRAIT Windsor ~ g. 10
WiND~sanset, moderate s.; cordy
FOREIGN POKJS.
QUEENSTOWN June ls1he Inman Line steamship City OF
Cheste Ltch Newfork Juue H. arrived at this port
at IL D. IN.
PLYMOUTH June ls.-The Hamburg American Line steam.
ship Oeert Barends. from Newl lork June o. arrived Lefe
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
THE ROD IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The Board of Education for four years has
had a rule In operation prohibiting corpora punishment
in the public schools but tho resembling of this rule u
now urged the principals almost unanimously say ta
effect OF the present system has been bad The punish
mcnts now permitted keeping tho Offenders In
after school or at noou Withholding Of good marks
and when all elso fails. expulsion Nany teachers ds-
Ike 70 erpe offenders account OF the bad effect upon
the boy lett In Ignorance. or The fear that Their
action may be reversed thus weakening their influence
In their classes plan now being agilntd Tor reform
Of The existing rule provides that each parent or
guardian, when placing "a child IN a common school
shall o asked whether he IA willing 10 authorize the cor
moral punishment Of the child IN the Judgment oi thc
itncial OF the school, In case such punishment pe
nccessary II an affirmative answer Is gwen the all-
thnuznon shall be registered in book, and signed by
the parent or guardian II II IL refused entry ot tha
fact shall also made and II will be expected tha' the
child shall be- home influences Kept under pioptr
control Under circumstances Will teachers thelh-
renot 10 ihe principal whose duty Will be to judge the
value OF their complaints.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
THE ST. LOUIS CONTENTION
ACTIVE STEPS TO SECURE HARMONY AMONG DEMO-
Gratis IN THIS STATE.
JEIBUNEl

lbf i' '"A ''''''"'
ALBANY, \. Y, June 1S.-lt is pretty gen.
orally understood in Democratic circles here that
tatons are in progress to thorough unity Of
action among the prominent leaders Of the State
the subject OF the nominations to be made ut St. Louis
Francis Kernan who here somo days ago attending
the Court OF Appeals took active part III these neg
tations, and Henry Richmond OF Buffalo, son Of Dean
Richmond has at Congress Hall for several days
the same mission. The actual result OF the efforts AT
Deacemaking not yet known; but 1t Ia intimated
that there is n very general willingness dis
displayed TO subordinate all personal feelings to the party
good All admit that mistakes must not bo made at st.
Louis The campaign will depend for success upon
having better men than Hayes and Wheeler. The Lib
era Republican element will find the nominees OF their
old party more paatabe than equally good on the
Democratic SIDE and be retained among the Demo
cratic voters only by exceptionally good ticket To
this consmnatiOn the party must devote ITSELF and
the first step that direction is the haronizng OF per-
sonal differences ia this state.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
THE METHODIST BOOK CONCERNS LOSS
EMBEZZLEMENT BY THE ASSISTANT CASHIER or
$4,000.

Henry SERVER assistant cashier of the Metho-
dist Book Concern al No S05 broadway, was arrested on
Wednesday of last week. charged with cmbezzng the
funds OF the Concern. The complaint was made by Mel
son & Phillips. the book agents. through H. L. FancheT
counsel for the Book Concern SERVER remained In the
custody of a deputy sheriff until Thursday Afternoon
when he was lodged in Ludlow street jail reporter
OF The TRIBUNE called the Rev Reuben Nelson senior
book agent yesterday afternoon and obtained from him
the particulars OF the casc.
Mr. Nelson said that SERVER had been connected with
the Book Concern about nine years. lie bad held the
position of assistant cashier all that time and was con
sidercd in every respect Trustworthy employee The
funds and securities improperly taken M
amounted in all to about $4,000. or this sum 90
was in cash. and $1,000 in bonds belonging I otheF
persons temporarily left with the book agents Tor sae
keeping The cash appropriated was taken within Few
days of the discovery OF the dcialcaton Server had
taken out Of the safe OF the Book Concern bonds
owned 10y outside persons. and had pledged thera in wall
s I'm stock speculations Fearing exposure from the
fact that the owners might call for them at any
moment lie had used 1000 Of the funds of the ton-
cern 10 redeem them, and had put them back dglh h
the safe Then finding that the mlsapproptatoh o' Ing %
cash must soon be discovered by the cashier ne hai
gone TO friend for advice and counsel ana thl iisi
communicated the facts 10 the nnior BOOK agehl' Ml
Phiips Tnis was Friday, June :, hnd server was
Immediately upon Mr.. Nelson's arrival III ths
sity Mr. Nelson added that neither OF the agents
had any know OF SERVERS stock specudtos beOI
the disclosure thus Idr 10 them liz was never absent
desk and must have operated ih oush t son.
who communicated with hin after oice hours None on
other clerks officers oi the Book concern a. es.r
had reason SUSPECT him OF gambling III "hI-sl h
concealed his theft Of the cash By iai1e entries ana
false rptuIns 10 The cashier; Tor tho ie" u.iys
I'm which he using tie Concerns money
careful cxamnati ofstGe books ara locounts "hlen
could in ANY b. affected by servers cohduct hIi
brrn made SERVER also had made written confession,
and gwen the exact details of his false entries ana te
examination proved that he lad mado trulhiui ''o
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
cRJMEs AND CAsUALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

CHEYENNE Wy. r.. June 1S.-Frank Webber, a
for Pratt Ferris killed by Indians on tho
Ibth inst near sidney Crossing on the Plato River
HUNTINGTON, Penn.,. june is.-Ihis morning a
ni on, OF their house by late rain, were drowned In
crosslng o swollen mountain stream r -,
OMAHA. June lS.-Deputy Sheriff Smith OF Daw-
son County Neb instantly killed yesterday In attempt
inc o arrest q named Howell at his homestead Howai
va W.. taken from jail last night by mob and hung
CHARLESTON, s. C., june 18.-A train on the An
derson branch Of the Greenvie and Ioluhpa
MAN and one train hand killed. and another train band
WAS fAtaly injured.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
THE PRESIDENTIAL OUTLOOK.

rHE STATES VERY EVENLY DIVIDED BETWEEN THE
TWO PARTIES
In the coming Presidential election the two
great parties will be evenly matched than they have
been in any National contest since the close Of the war
With the exception Of South Carolina ;he vote Of the
entire South confidently counted on by the Democratic
party for rs candidates Tbs vote with that OF the tol
efaby sure Democratic States and OF NewYork, lacks
only one Of being enough to elect President The con-
tst viii be decided by the votes OF the doubtful states,
colorado Indiana EewJersey. and New-York The fol-
lowing tablets based the in each State at the Fall
eeconS or 1874 corrected In instances by the re-
turns OF later contests. Illinois in 1874 gave united
oppositlon majority Of 10000 but this included
~rge German vote, which is always uncertain:
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
AZ GIRLS CONFESSION OF MURDER.
ALLEGED POISONING OF CHILD BY HIS NURSE
HER STATEMENT or THE DFFp.

AsGIRLS CONFESSION OF MURDER.
ALLEGED POISONING OF CHILD BY HIS NURSE
HER STATEMENT OF THE DEED.
On Saturday afternoon girl II years of
age confessed that she had killed little boy years
DID, by poisoning him with oxac acid 1t is shown by
the investigation Of Coroner Eickhof that about May
Charles Heyne, seven years old, the son OF Michael
Heyne, keeper OF saloon Thirdave. between Ninth
and Tenth-sts was taken sick with scarlet fever and
treated accordingly by Dr. Racle The boy finally be-
came convalescent and May 81 Dr. Raee pronounced
him cured OF the disease, and >commended taking him
out into the air The next day Mrs Heyne told her
want Louisa Carton II years DID, to get the boy ready to
80 out while she went TO make purchases Sha left
her child apparently in health and delighted with the
prospect Of getting once more into the air; when
she returned he lay sick upon tho floor gaspng, and so
weak that he could scarcely speak, The doctor said 1t
q relapse, but one and thought II the
suit OF excitement. Toncs given, but the boy grew
and died the next day, being buried In Greenwood
Cemetery certificate that he had died OF scarlet
fever Louisa after the burial very strange in her
behavior going into her and crying so bitterly that
attention attracted but her conduct was attributed
to Ler gef at the death OF the lte 6oy on Saiuny M @
poisoned herself She then confessed that she had killed
Thursday afternoon she took some oxaic acid that
kept to clean the copper boiler and putting some IN MIX
suading him to drink nearly cupfu by promises Of
candy She that the cat died in about two hours
day She repentcd Of her act but ha kept the secret
mti! her remOTse became too great.
The girl was sent 10 the TOmbs without ball, and the
body exhumed and taken to the Morgue. where p'st
MOI TEN examination was made yesterday 10y Dr. IL J. /.
Marsh. assisted by Dr. j. j. 1ochrane Trey stated that
the rsOphaGus, stomach, and nte5tines were congese
an the stomach and ntestines were particles OF
gritty substance. From the appearances they considered
that there signs OF some Irritating substance,
though what it could not be told without chemical
analysis which will probably be made, should the father
desire it, Mr. Heyue said yesterday that the boy had
complained OF burning pam in the stomach during Tie
as tic Of M.
Lousa Carton now insane but showed no signs OF
having taken poison, as she said she had done.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
WINNERg AL POLO.

The second game Of polo for the champion
ship cup the week previous by Mr. Benefits party
was played Jerome Park on Saturday The coniestnS
riders the champion Eiues'-Mr. Bennett,
Augustus jay. william jay. yson Moore, and G. q.
Francklyn-and the challenging Reds yiscount Man
deyille = = Rowland, +. Gr.swold W Douglass, anu
winthrop 1hOue. The game continued uil after dark,
and was witnessed by many ladies' The " Reds won
eight out OF nine games, AID received the cup.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
Suctial Notltes.

Covering for the Feet.
ALL KINDS OF BOOTS AND SHOES AT REDUCED
PRICES. - .-.-.-.- ..,.,,, .,,, e,,o,, ,,,>,
BOYS AND YOUTH. - .. - - -.
SPORT MEN AND TOURISTS CAN FIND JUST THE
KIND OF SHOE FOR MOUNTAIN TRAVEL
CANrRELI, 239 and 24l FOURTH.AVE.
Have, aud Wheeler CIub. 9Th Assembly District.-A
meeting organization Will be nct at 81 south
Washing SQUARE I'll II EVENING, O'Clock Ilceiers II
the district cord ally invited 20 participate ItOS SfEW
ART Chairman pro TEN. WA. T. RIClARlsoS Secretary.
Keep,s Custom shirts made TO measures the very best
ror 80 the slightest obligation 20 take nr kc"p VI
Keeps Shirts unless perfectly satisfactory OIL BrOadwsI
amin PLllalrlnhla.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
MARRIED.

BEII-SHOEMAKER-On Tuesday. June at the residence
brides parents. by Rev Edward b. Wasworth, d. d.
o. Albion " assisted by Rev. samuel d. Burcard, d. D.,
Hal Bell TO Mary Ella Louise, only daughter OF James "
Shoemaker, all Of this city.
DAVIDSON-T June !, at Grace Chapel.
Bonham y. j. by Rev. l.. Lord Edmund Devices Davidson
sophronia Westeryet Thompson adopted daughter of
Daniel d. and Mary +. Westeryelt
LUSK-TBORS-Cn wednesday, Juno IA, at the Fourth
Presbyterian Church, by the Rev William X. Hall VI New
burgh assisted by the Rev. Dr. Crosby. william L. Lusk 10
Mathilda Myer Thorn, botn Of this city.
THOMPSON-BLISH-On Wednesday, June Ia 1875, at the
Church OF the III phaby, Washington d. c.. by the Rev.
Nelson r. Boss George L. Thompson Of BalsloD, ~ " 10
Cara A. BEsh " Washington.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
ARRANGEMENTS IL THE CITY or ST. LOUIS.
IcrNrRAI rRE.s nIsPATcHl

ST. LOUIS, June 17.-Frcderick o. Prince,
Secretary Of the Democratic National Committee, ar
rived here to-day and will act with the local committees
in perectng arrangements for the Democratic National
Convention. Augustus +. Sche, Chairman OF
the National Committee. was expected last night
All the hotels are busiy engaged completing arrange
Inent for the accommodation OF the delegations and
guests From present appearances there VIII he no lack
OF room for all who may visit the city during the Con
ion
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19

Commissioner Of Pensions, that public officers ever re-
ceived 1t calls them thieves and swinders" and
says they must forever leave the ranks OF honorable
men," Gen. Hurlbut one Of the Committee, called
the President yesterday, and gave him facts that had
been proved before the Committee They gar-
ing, and the rascaity so unprecedented, that Gen.
Grant ordered the removal OF Mr. Baker, who is
at present Surveyor-General Of Minnesota, and the
Senators from that State Will be called upon to his
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
sTATE APPOINTMENTS.

ALBANY, June 1s.-State Engineer Van Buren,
has made the following appointments: For the survey
Of the Erie Canal Middle Division, David r. "niuoru'
Assistant Engineer in charge l.. Russell Capp leveer
~ p.ote rodman. Mr. Furgtison, rodman Fred. B.
Warotb chairman Mr. Ward. chairman Mr.. andrews, M
chairman. In Div ion Engineers Office Chafes' LohoN
deIl AssIstant Engineer; John {. klaby, leveier.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
The Gospel Tent.

ThrtyfOurth ST. West, aud near Siythave
Green cars Of Thirty. .lOuIthst limo tls teut.)
SECOND WEEK OF SERVICES.
MONDAY, p m.-Montly meeting Of the New. York sun
day sIhool Teachers Association.
A,,lrras by Rev STEPIi EN III. TYING. jr. Topic "The
Illustrations sunday school Teaching and uow 10
Make scripture Illustrate Itself"
Children. -, -, errpnRS
Lecture on Young Men Of the Bible" by Rev fIsN
H. TYING IT, every evening except SATURDAY ~ soeioeA
Topic for TUESDAY" Joseph"
Topic for wednesday Moses
Topic for Thursday" John the Bapust
Topic tpr Friday Young hhlrl II, =, soo,,s,.,
Atter at 0 every evening" VIII DC e'"s''"
oy ksy ~ r. nMeetng Of Christian weeter TO 30
led by Uncle JoMS a.s,,e sy TugopoRE T. PERKINS and
achofuA MONDAY PRAYER MkErlNu
..,,.y d.y tpr que hour under IN. .trtStcr et
e'''' Mr. ALEXANDER LYLE
seas. wanted as ashers wolkess ana sassfA Aass~
9 Hei1s H. k1siiiIAMs. No ~ East torty thirisl -.
Cohe'pS"" TDWAnD l. OWEN, rtre@rS
~ a. Eass Eoxky thlld -. Sr Ne u wslsA
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
MISS SWEETS ENEMIES CONVICTED.

WASHINGTON, June Is, 1870
The House Committee on Civil Service Re
Iofu have finished their report the investigation OF
The Chicago pension irregularities, with direct relation
70 the Miss Sweet case and will be given TO the House
day or two II s the most emphatic denunciatiop Of
bakeley, the extension Agent, and Of Baker, ex-
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19

The bterost foe Is a heavy running tresoms
sewing machine and this is why the Wilcox Gibbs
automatic silent sewing machnetbe hghst running in the
world and the only possessing featuresis
supersedng visit any of the Offices Of the
company will pay 65s Broadway New.York.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19

latest NEWS FROM TIE SPIRIT WORLD
Med,uu-"The spirit OF the late Mt Jones Is present,
Jonrs'. widow with emotiou)"I hore you are happy.
Jones 70 Jones aps ou-" Far happier than ever was
be in heayen!" Jones' on the contrary."-lPuneh.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
on ,nrrrnr ro coMMopoRE yANpERBILT

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June iS.-At a meeting OF
citizens here yesterday gratitude was expressed
oaore Vanderbilt for douaton OF $lOOOooo tor tue
.,,,.,m.rt Of n university the resolutions being
aJ"nied by standing vote. They say that such ncts
nust 20 far toward accomplishing union oi neAi~ v"
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
OBSERVANCE IN THIS CITY YESTERDAY.


The Excise law was generally enforced in
this city yesterday The Atlantic and Pacific Gardens
and places OF similar character open and concerts
were given The places well patonizcd. but lager
beer or intoxicating drinks not sold The corner
saloons had the appearance OF being closed. although
patrons aud favored friends obtained admit
tancc through convenient side doors back entrances
The con cert at Gimores Garden began mt the usual
hour but no liquor sold the bar nor in the Gar
den Lemonade and kindred beverages wero sold, as nj
the German gardens esew here There police In
uniform inside the building but several officers were
present citizens dress. prepared to arrest offenders
and give warning 10 the police. VINO were Ioihy "thln
call There was OCCASION however, for their services
and thing passed of quietly While, however, tnc
law WAS obeyed ut Gmore's Garden, ond genefaly
Throughout tho city, there were some exceptions 10
the rule Alderman Saucrs saloon, opposite the hippo
rour had the front door open, and all kinds of liquors
the sales without interruption The Following
arrests made curing the day Tor 'lolohS o tne
EXCISE law 49,, -. ~ ~
Az the Tombs Police Court Joseph Hughes OF No 10
Onkst and Patrick McCarty Of No. 3S WashnBton-st
were required 10 procure bail each In 500
At the Washington Place Police Court Pnihp Ho!lanu
OF No 100 West Houston-st. and Martin Manner vi NO
I'll Grcenwich-st. were put under Sloo uaii' , f. -
The total number arrests for violating the SUNDAY
Iiouor law as reported mt Police Headquarters last
evening II In the whole CITY, OF whlch tne ruin
cinct had . the sixth l. the Seventh l. the Eshth Tue
Ninth 2 the Thirteenth l, the Nineteenth L. anu tue
Twenty tyseyenth l. This Is the smallest NUMBER Vi M
rests that has been made any Sunday CURING the past
three months for violation OF the Excise law
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEES APPROVAL.

The Fyecutiye Committee OF the Inde-
nerdent Reuublican Central Committee passed resolu
tons on Saturday evening approving the nomination OF
Hayes and Wheeler 1T the Cincinnati Convention recog
nizIng in them worthy OF the cause o.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19

POPULAR HYMNoLoGY.-M Mistress with .
Rtualistic turn)" Aud how did you like the festival
service Narthafp Martha from the country" Lor'
num- il were beautiful! There was lot o. men and
boys a-marchn round and round the church with flags
and a-s DgiR Onward, Chris.y mnstrels p"-lPuneh.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
THE FMPERoRS OF RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.
yIgNSA. June Is, 1876

The Car has cordially accepted the invita-
ton for an nteryiewwth the Emperor OF Austria at the
Castle OF Rechstadt The Car will arrive at Reehstadt
ON :he oath inst, and depart on the 26,h Count An
drsssy is expected to accompany the Emperor Francis
J,,cpb ON the occasion.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19

The Graphic gave proof of its enterprise
and mechanical resources by printing Saturday,
handsome twopage portrait Of Gov Hayes in supple
ment to Its regular edition.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19

variations In this city oy tenth OF
The perpendicular inss dviIon' OF tnie Tor ta -
drrcon the actual hight Of the merea during
line entirely sbove tue hn OF mean
mi
Ii sudden aud excessive nue nof
Indicated frequency
Of ts violence the Of the movement VIVA
Of uncertain ~tath VIII M
low curved line from TO ,'lo- ths line ko
TO While
20 .,a,, point, unnl ably to pleaant weather
Pressure has declined within the 4S hours preceding
midnight throughout the eastern portion of the Middle
and the Atlantic States The wind remains from the
southward The baromeric curve Is still above the line
OF mean pressure, but nearer TO 1t, with slow but
steady tendency downward the decline being follows
SATURDAY midnight. 800 10; Sunday midday. 3Oo O6
sunday midnight 800 03 For tho eastern portion OF the
Mddls States wet weather s slowly approaching. and
will probably reach within three or four days In
Sew-York aud 100 miles around 1t, steady weather.
oloudpess occasional fogs, and MIST with even
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
FRENCH wORKMEN COMING.

IANIs, JUHt ofU
The delegation of French wOrkmen, who pro-
coed TO Philadelphia independently OF the Government
.nbyenton sailed from Havre Saturday the French
steamer lie Canada
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19

Professor in English literature: what man
,yd i'm thIs era who was "a ready witW Student hes
tates Professor assistIngly: " "Sm-Snii-Shlthf stu
dent (suddenly): "Oh, yes. Adam sintn!
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
A FERRYBOAT BURNED.

PORT HURON, Mich, June 1S.-Thc Great
Western Railway COmpany's ferryboat Union was
burned at her dock here on Thursday night The loss is
$4,000,
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19

ZURICH, June 1S.-Fresh inundations are re-
ported in the eastern cantons.
ANTWERP. June 1.-The Clericals re-
neyed their demon In this city tonight Shouts
were ra scd OF Long live the King! Down with Min
isl MalOn!
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
and moderate temperature Is most likely 70 prevail y
two days. possibly for three to come.
In his SeragliO prison
Abdcl Aziz sighed, too latc,
The Sofia is my downfall,
The harder is my fate."A- Punch.

Prudently break up your cold by the timely
JAYYRs ExPEc0R an old remedy for sore iuns
and throats, and certain curative for coughs.