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TIE sIOUI EXPEDITION.
The Campaign Ended for the scason-Goips
into Winter Quarters.

ST. PAUL Sept. 11.-A Pioneer Press spe-
ci | dated Sioux Expedition Camp, at the
mouth OF Glsndivo creek, Sept. S. via Bis
marck, Dakota Territory, the llth inst, says
The recent order OF Gen. Sheridan desig-
mating the Fifth Infantry and the battalion
OF tue Twenty-second, as the garrison of the
new post, and directing these troops to At
themselves for the winte-, has practically put
an eud 10 the campaign for this season,
Ms faf as the Dnkotah Column y concerned.
The SESSION ~ so far Advsnp ed that, with the ut
most industry, the troops WIll hardly have time
10 shelter thsWseIves before severe weather;
and, consequently, the organizations dosignHted
TO remain lave heen DETACHED Il. N the march.
ing column and set atwo~A.
The navigation of the Ntiiowstone has Rud-
deniy closed bS the rapid falling Of the water,
a. the supplies Tor Tue new post, Instead of
BEING conveyed to thcir dpstinatiuu hy steSner,
must be hauled IN WAGONS from Fort Buiurd.
lhe question Of subsistence for ths ttoc ps,
VINO re 10 remain, h4s be come gtayO that all
euprtes trouEht up for tbe active column
must be devoted to the use of tae CautonDent,
III order to provide ehinat the danger Of actual
suncting cons equently, our small aruy must
be sent hnme.
Gen. Crook has been heard from under
the date OF tue 2d Instant. He hss
followed the troll to the Little Missouri, with
out nndipg Indians. The trail Ia found To- sniff.
showitg that parties have diyergcd in seVernl
directions. Gen. Crook thinks that the south
ern band may have moved backward toward the
mountains, ana IL somewhat appTehonsiye Tor
his wagon train. IL Il expected that he Will
move In that direction with his men.
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JOTrINGs amor rOJYX.

Northeast to northwest wiuds, cooler. partiy
cloudy And clearing weather. Si1n rlsng barometer.
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SrARKS rR0M run rAAnGEtru.

The postous defeated the Louisylles in pos.
ton lvstcraa)-s too.
tho Rod Stockin-s OF ~. Louis beat the Lock.
port, lu Loch pod, jesterd,Y, 10 to -.
lhrro arc Indications at the United States
tr.-up 'l. lher u fur he rearuutloD of H.,
Hhns 40 p nAlt r Jay " tNV, lac oAil " IN D. oLa.
, re ticket once OF South Nonhury, Vt on
lhe fa'tu niac Hutoad. vas oruhrn INTO ON stttr AZ
"'i'h ~ l4Nh IS ~ tic oflce.
John Plishury OF Newhury, Mas, with tv0
utHE," AZ 'Wtt dtIHt, hutrl Tor LD.,iu 20 ,uuIai
rsN DSn,ttlu 15, i4llH u,y sac fyGaG yIns IA tUe
ro~d' Foul pay 10 tuspec,fd.
simuel q. Morgan of Norwich, Conn, I've
oitsl hthl'i Of int par IA NtN IDldun Cuu. O. an
~Ih one except hc oncsl lu the atSe, Ged ycsIet
uAt morning At the a-e ~. so le.'r,.
lhe Official returns made to the Dureau of
sltustlcs show tlA'. curing thr mon GUIDED Auy "a,
1870 therc sTN d At the p,itof New YORK 1884 il,'
females
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about the Spani'h authorlucs evnr you Tweed.
lie has n pert ct right 10 live IN Sr.tn untDO-
MI. Dudley Field said Z" The Spanish Govern
ment Is not a government oi law. Whether ur
not an nender az inst the lava of "a foreign
depends upon the humor OF the President,
King or Euperor. or whoever else happens to
be IN pow,r. II would he poor place for any
fugitive to seek. and nv inte ltgent man, n I q
from the law. would be likely to nud n III ce
wh.re law prevails. learn the law fuli, aud II IL
projected him, stay there"
Mr.. WIN. Edolsten, one II Tweed's old frlenda,
c0uiu not understand VINO wanted Tweed back,
and did not oehoye he mad been arrested.
MAJ y Quincy, Otder-oi.Artest clerk ~ the
Shcrins offre, said that within the past ak or
seven u onths the Suefr b been informed ny
telegraph that Tweed hId teen soau in Havana
and at various points In Spain. and tnat anonv-
nous cn'ts hnd been mao to eject hi sr,cet
for vsrious sums ranging from $1,000 to 100000,
cu. but ALWAYS without rea II.
An eA-Alderman VINO wss oncoun'ere1 walk
ing about tbo corridors Of the city Hall ali / Z:
. u pend upun II, it's all trde. It's Jon pui up
by the people In power TO defeat 1ildcn. The
arr igncd again before No Ia DAVE, n. nnil * 10
Lo reduced &C. aDoninal sum, and he will then
tel such stories about the coirui bargains be-
tween himself aud lildeu AZ viii create such an
immense excitement right on the eve vi the
electinu as Will do 1iiden serious injury. and
az so ate day that the dam 20 canfnI DO ro-
paired IN time to be Of nny service. LIS n1ed,
believe me-"
Ano, her wen.knowu ward politician said +:
Don't you believe word OF II. Tweed Ia
much nearer the City Hall than he Ia 10 80 In
re sets bis watch every lnOtning by tne clocA IN
Tue lhll Tower. Twenty men at least IN this
nuhulnR ana The new Court House can put a
nn4er on MIN at any time, wi,h twsnty-four
hours notice"
WHY doi't they do It, then, and claim the
large rewardf was a-ked.
BECAUSE, was the answer, Tweed his Q
little book, and In 1t are many nam-., and fol
lowing tnese names re many funny stories and
" any one OF The knowing ones shnrId rive
the Oli man aw-y,' he would read from that
h'tle BOOK tho story relating to that Particular
man, end he would have to light out as
Abruptly as the Boss did some months aio"
hr, CHARLES Devi.D, who Is ons Of rweed's
bnndsmen. listened to she story OF the arrest
with a smile OF quiet increduiity. ana tnen
lduehiuelv said 81 tell you, IN, dear hoy.
KNOW nothing about II. MT the least thing In
the world; and " knew all about II, | would.'t
t,n you u word Of II, ana tuat's sll there Is
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IELLOW FEYEE.
Fiffecn Patients n Month In Qunrnnti
IIosphai-No Fcnr Of Contngion.

Tho fear having been expressed by some
residents OF staten leland tnat yellow fever
miebt reach them from the Quarantine Hos
ritA threo msos distant, DR.. vanderpoel.
the He lth Onicer. was questioned on the sub
t'ct yesterday. lie said that 1t was In, possible
for the wind to carry infection from yellow fever
to greater extent than an eighth OF mile, and
to effect even that the wind would have to bo
very warm. and to blow steadily from the in
fectod spot for q considerable time. Vessels
from infected ports, almost Immediately after
their arrival arc cleaned out thoroughly scrub
bed and fumigated before leaving Ropuln's
Reef 80 that there Ia no danger whatever
fom that source. There has been no
time since the "a IN OF Juno last, with the
eN ention OF Two or three days, thst thcro have
pct been yellow fever patients at the huspltaI,
Toe nveralC number was fte n per mont o. and
there - no increase at present. Tue person who
~ Get hotel me to New York from savannah
by rail-, and not through the port Nearly all
our patients h yo recovered, cxceut those who
arrived here with the black vomlt those inva-
riaoly died. The disease, as n rule, will show
itself In apersnn within nve days after he lo.ves
the infcctcd pori. Cases IN which the disease
breaks out after that period are very rare ind cod
aud the cool sessou has now So far advanced
thst No danger Ioed be apprehendcd from
sporadic cases.
The Captain OF the Herman Livlnsston. ono
OF the Savannah steamers. which retnc In yes
terday morning, says that the steamers now
load tnetr cotton two miles west Of say Unah,
while the yellow fever Ia r Ring on the east aide
OF the civ. In the swsmos. The GEORGIA Cen-
trail Hailfoad Company, which owns tne ste m
ers. sends the sailors fifteen miles into the 10
terror, where u 10 dry. every r.ght and brings
them back IN the morning. Inc Herman Law
lngsiOn brOlsht no passengers fram vsunsh,
and /, Is understood tnat IN. steamers will re-
tuse to take passengers from that cl y during
tue continuance OF the disease.
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BRooKLYN's rEsERvo1R MIDDLE.
VIII the City Ever Finish the Dam nnd Conn
plete the Gates AT Hempsendt

Tho trouble over the Hempstead reservoir in
Brookbn which has already oost the city over 81 aOo
oOo is go manifold in It's phases that It. intrcacie. are
exceedingly hard 10 unaeistsnd. Last winter the city
authorities ordered the reservoir to be tested Kings
ley aid keeney failing TO set the Common Council TO
sanction the expenditure OF another half million OF
doars, began SUIT Tor si7s.0Oo. which they mlintan
Is due thtm for work done and applied 10 Justice Gil
pert Tor hn iJucon restraining tue city IRON assun.
log contro or the reservoir until work con-
pirtee. Tue application NAs deuied, bno an sD.eai
VS. thken 70 The Genera. Term yesterday. Judge
nstnAiI rendered decision sustaining the denial OF
lhe Apcaon. The cly IA IN control OF the esery or
now qua ~ uslng lie Contcuts ually Toe difficulty "A
10 set the dam finished and the sates connected So
that the reservur b. tcsrd the fun hciaht OF Ie
dam mr Fowler has been suspended for refusing 10
cooperate Win the city 20 nnsh the reservoir u der
.ns , manaamls from Judge Bsra rd: which VAS Oh.
tanned At he expense OF the city. Pendinxt argu.
nent on the appeal from Justice Barnard, Il, ,cision
Judge ptAman nae granted stay Of proceedings re-
alnlng hc remaining Commissioners Of tnp Roara Of
CIV Works from completing the dam. Yesterday AZ
t.e meeting OF the bOard ~ city Works Pre,ldelt
- Gun onrFre re, oluuon ordering an advertisement
tr repeal. Tor the completion - the OAe igcn. OF
The dam and gate house, Commissioner Adams voted
~ No., 10 pur uAncc oi jude Dy yAnlans decslon, aad
the resolution NAs LOST.
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printed ono.
Tilden and Hendricks Man Your absence
from the city "iii prevent your yofius here.
The Mulberry street police visited the gam hIinR
plal ing
Furloughed Naval Oriccr You sre entitled te
lived there Ions enough.
mf'I2r ~ ISI i9 S9ini M 81 spt m'soTty m n num-
the on'r u sky nfe cents.
Csp', Pc 20 u he Amcrrus SAYS that his boat
sunday iad .le teen led VII Mirrl,r coal '''0 0A
Ellen vincent ofe3j Grconwlch street fell from
iaa', injured 's evening" She wa. % Sor, OF s.S.
ia lSai Rs aGintgrTysal1gg, Pror;S;Gr Sscr saloon
~ one dn, ~ " w
Joho Gamhle, S.. aged G5 years, a com mnh.siou
nrfthN9i "f "a FROM street, VITO .Ncu ga $50 Ulinn
whale sttus u lis Once. "'0'''"s'
mniss,oa,rs snln aud h'chuls , r'i y terS1sc hs
s6,sa - '"0 ''''' o' '-'' '11 H,'P their lamps
Tee bark Llmerlck Lass vh,,h arrived ve.ter-
g.teIioTsei .ud s'aaailc'l l.'s u.'.a .4is ~Gre
EGgie iier mass Neio ''a.on. 'R.'r' iorc'opsAL
-. John Tracy OF H.oehho h'ok. mat Katy
wo.s ior Sn@ n'" q. "nrcl r s,,sr ls.
.tnp ; Nv srco i,e y, W o aai ,lY',o"s .en'
i-4it IN IN. Ncst. whcr, she l.s slice crown 10
NOu,lan'4.
Tie Turl Company Of the wa.linGton Gem
,aptiu' + 4. L lmoll 2, t,rs Leu rr'lr, ,. Cois,
hul. ella. nhd d. Ahwrrsop, aerscsnts.
"ser ilnspsu-' onie'uimug 10 her room Al 10! Misc.
sy M 81 $50 6e % rdS. ss o-S ID t1s 6oass
% 1Sr .!stssts @ by - se,c, eoG GyGs" s%es H"
iYr room' IN the house f.s sYeu.a.' previous
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PROGEESS ~ ROUU4yYf
Consul PciKotto's Missi0d-Th, Persecutiou
OF the Jews Thing OF the Past

N'Heei niaSiou-IuN fSrafcutiOu
OF the Jews Il Thing OF the Past.
Mr. BENZ. +. pcixotto, whC was sent by
this Government rs Consul TO Roumania six
years az, has been rec Isd on account Of there
being no furiher neii thcro for his i,oor Bsing
himself OF Jewish blood. he went there with A
view oi mediitin wi;h the Roumanian Govern
r.ent against the outrseos committed by tho
poPalace against Hebrew residents.
lhe Jews shops were p,lagsd and they.
were SUI Jected 10 personal outrage before every
election. Mr.. Peirptto carried protest from
The United States Government ag,Inst the out.
,ases, an the Fr.at powers of lurops soon fl
lowei WIN other protests. y ~ r,il = " existed
Ia tue country 4 that tine, nor sny organized
aIny II cri siderable SIZE. These deaoiencias
Pm Charles of ii ,henzulcrb, @ho hah re
Gently been oaiied - the n Il II the Govern
iu"ut, speedily sOught 10 remeiy, nni nJw rail
Ways tfhvrfse the ltod In many directions amt
an 'r'hN OF fpiF thousand fo9G! - aud SKY
thousand militia, similar - tIo German ihnd-
"ehr, ha' bron created. lu case pf a riot, trnuls
car ne placed IN short perIod t any point, and
niiAtcs 'E1Hsl Jews are en- irely II the u;st
IL ADDITION u th"sr improvement 5. gas ua, b, en-
Introduced into the pfihclpai cities r.ads hsye
been mae. .Gamlzyd, and punlio scroois, MtTu a
snwpasoTy tendance law, have been ere ,tea
In- jews, who nuulb-r anoat nOW1 sotIi. ,,,i
"t popuiatipn NJ i've millions. uaVe alsp ofgan-
lz-d pu"hc schools t'rtheir children. Iho,yl
.neI nave brcohe rec r,.1 mo e,tafion. tue
tl-ht 70 Vote has not been ..CcorGoi 10 them,
CHt ms injustice is likely aocn to bs abolished.
Seffla has V-en paving SlyODUo anu ~ ss a
lF'it- - Tue TfItc, put NOum4Llt mas pnid
S2m.OJO. Otherwise kputuana has Oe1n prac I.
ral'' iniepenitnt. and his modei "A iis civ
illE 4tion upon thAt ~ tho h istlJu na-
tipns Of buIope without molestalion on the
pasI of lulk,y. Unlike other European
s'fetesns, Prince Chslss preso iosS no
court ustuus at his IeVeee. eIceDt
ms orainarj evening dress, but military
uen shd attaches OF on;b s,ies wear Their uui-
forms, a, AT rresldentiai r,ce ton. in the
Uhied states. Ine Prince h been desrois of
cn"rltte indepsudehce. ard ~ assuming tho
uuo OF k,n2, aud tad rea- On to suppose that
~ coo he avoided con act with Turkey
~ Her pr"srn. dincultles he might attain
~ Nshs7. Now, however, he has been
9fI"n mo the conflict, and will he suo-
y,v.oI TO va tovcr arrtnlemeuts the great
t."Tr'A Nl , u', % on AZ the close ~ TIE war
ar l"fhl9h tule lu Euroie VIII probably soon
ce te' nc 'i., Al leaol, oe fsc d n ,m "a
~ we l~ito "A LOW uoub!e " I, however hen
u'trt hlH Ihc ltuIultc n g rte ha. grown ~
iue yef' powerful and nay cv.ututiiy aver
thr' uim uhlvss hs receive. tns All OF foreisn
payOuets. 80 'N'N'~N
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FEED MONrEIrH,s DEATH.
shot In n Tree-top aud InhumanIy Aba ndoned
by livery OOdy 10 Die.


MAYsvILLE. KY, Sept. G.-Last week, on
knniconick creek, near Nanccburg. three BOYS
-Henry Pell, sged Is years; Charley Pell,
his brother, aged IL and Fred Monteith, q
ltus Gsrman COY from Cincnnati-were out
huntin2, ane had chased squirrel up among
tbs branches Of tall poplar tree. Mon
teith cimoed up to brighten 1t into view, In
Oiner thht his conpdui"nS iHinht shoot II.
eaItn Henry Pen nred hts riff al what he
su'ppstd al VAS tho squirrel, hut WIS huTined TO
sej Honteth leap lUrwatd ana fall headlnnz
turough the branches, lodging across a limU OF
the tree, some forty feet from toe ground
Alter M'ntelth foil ne called to the boys to come
up hd help rim down, saying IN ~ he had been
shOt aud was airdiI he should fall.
no huys were too much frightened to go to
ms 'Asi-t nee. Inry ran AWAY TO their home,
eight miles distant, and ALTHOUGH they Informed
thvir u rents OF the eCctQent, no one went until
tue next morning ~ ton o'clock to Tetcue the
wounded boy. When They uid 20 he was found
pre- eisely as he haa been ielt, hanging across tue
limo, but now dead.
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SUPPLIES tOR GEN. CROOK.
Thirty wagons -tariiuR from the Red Cloud
Agency for the Black niII..

RED CLOUD AGENCY, Sept. 1O.-This morn
ing a supply tram OF about thirty wagons left
tins agency, escorted py three companies Of the
Fourth Artillery equipped as infantry, for Gus
ter CIV, eighty miles distant The suppnes are
OftroOh com mand, Mnicn, II is reported, are
Co be there on the l4ih inst.
For iwo days past the Indian Commission has
oren quietly waiting Developments. IL IS hoped
that led Cloud Viii be prepared to make some
response tomorrow 10 the prppositious nlaIe
by the commission on tho 7th INST.
NUMBER Of Indians from the SPOTTED Tail
agenry came ~ Yesterday, and II Il said that no
Indians OF this agency ars " iting the arr,yJ uf
spotted Tai himseli. and tust whatever be
IayOrS they will do.
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What the Ticker Agrnts Did.

The General Ticket and Passenger Agents, -
the number Of more than hundred. finished their con-
vention rather Unexpectedly yesterday. Mr. q p. A.
more, of the Louisville. Nashville aud Great Southern
Railroad, presided, aud Mr. 8. r. Pierson, aonorai
Agent Of the Columbus Chicago ana Indiana niroad,
delivered the annual address. The chief business
fore the convention. which all the roads
represented, the adoption OF uniform rates for
round trps from various points to the Centenn m kE
bitOn but the viewa OF the widely
that nuch time was consumed before Ing dennits
was aRrred upon. Then II was decided that between
tep'. 10 anu Nov. so railroads from tiHonnaL g.
Louis and Chicago should seli tickets to the Exnbl
ton ana return the basis VI their "cut rates
namely From Ciucinnatl to New York and back. szS
lines south Of OnO reducing their twenty-five pea
cent, and est VI 81. Louis thirty .hye per cent.
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Tho Michael Callahan Association will raise a
burner tomorrow cvenl"g.
The Joseph II. rooher Association has nomt-
nAttO the CcinldoGor' toy Congr.ss.
The Executive Committee II the rildpn ma
nrnari' Il, ns are arranging 10 have mlss
on Mon aY evening next.
:. Ihe ofncers OF the James j. O'Brien Assorla.
tuh krti IdNhlu HiJur, ltrslutni j nps Mltclrll
VoelreId'nt Michael Mahon, lrralureT
OF the Young Mems Democratic Club OF the
Twenty met W9rl, Cnas. Mcclure ID Ptr,uent, =, A. j
nrrby Mlchat lAau, anu I. hfoueTluA. Ni.e.. rest
aoami aanmni M'g.ai keH' treasurer |. IL. Boil and j.
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LEXINGTON. Nv, Sept. 1.-THE fall mectingo
the Kcnlucky Association began to-day Yestcrdsy's
rain made the tracx heavy, the me made wsssov
The nrst race the PhUniI Hotel STAKES for three
year. alls mite heats. by Clementine g. taking
the cuhu Ahl thirl lcnts Of The EeNC eutnes only
Two starled. Time, l4s< E49A l;5lh.
ln t1e second race ~eeprtaSes for three yearo!ds
mlle and quarter nVu ted out OF the twelve on
ules treeumOor won. NOmpsy second Iizxlo stone
TIM, 2:iiib. NV ''-NN'
The ihlfd race was for the ny stakes for tNo.year
olns, hretquart ~ OF me. aud OF tAe eighteen en-.
ues thfteen started Belle ade Non. Glcutiua sec.
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Ciuclnpati'. New Mu.,. u.II.

CINCINNATI, Sept. ll-Plans for a new Music
Hall for this city to be with what 10 known as
the Springer fund. have been decided upon
Inc han will occupy the site Of the old
Rxposi on building and will have seating capaclty
for 500 persons. The euLth VI the building Sili DO
80 re- sui Nldih isS fctt.
lhe ha pr PER w be 100 feet long by lie feet deep
Hltn hrd.Ts is eet wlae On each 81 ieAnu yestibue
III ftoH az Dy liz feet, The stage viii he
cons ed after the style Of that during the ae
music | FESTIVAL here, 10 wncn TnconOre rhomas's
ld ~ "err expressed The style Of the building will be
Italian. .(fJtult. ~
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John Farrell was convicted In the General
Sessions yesterday OF grand larceny. Having
dcred TO move from his home in yfourth
to Nneieth street becsuse h9 could not get work aAa
was too poor to his rent. and having found wagon
in an lot, he his effects It aud started 70
move up lnird avenue to nr new quarters The owner
0i the wagon had Lim arrested. He pleaOed IN court
Tor mercy because he did not intend TO steal but only
y uOvc hs efrcts. After he had been eltenced 10
three years snd slr months at hard labor In state
pri on. bis WIFE sst with her small children the
ncps outside the court roo ana, weeping. said thAe
she had no home, ~
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BROOK LTN.

Oliyer Cotter. the ." Excise snOtter" has naNrly
one hundred cases Of VOCATION OF the Tx lse Jaw ~
present TO the kins' coua1y Grand jury.
Hester Greve, unmarried, AGED 8s. Of l22r
Nhtt' ANtule brookly Mas touni. ON sun ay M. hi,
III Aef cha dead she had beer a. usr . hraih al d4i.
j. IL johnson of les Fert Green rlacc, BROOK
Vn, VINO On hur.day night iati, lu tt ulflus 10 gct
on W. f'unt pHfi iiu u frti car u fiuat Of the
Palk Theatre, sluptG and fc ho'ler thr car uii rad
the four nngf has lr Nttn i4rFt part u the
hama eat On. uicl from lncNJiS "A ths Long lsluui
NuIlese uoa!AAl leslorluV l.llnln;.
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The Bremen steamship Mosel that arrived al
hoboken on sunday brourat rhinoceros valued at
tsppOO, two elephants worm g. coo each. and Q
lgrf valued AZ t,pol. Ihty are con l.ned 10
Alderman Charles l.iicAic of HooOken who purchased
tht Aliulals on speculation.
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VIII III c. a. benken. aged 59, OF Laidaw
and Oakland avenues, Jersey cry died suddenly on
Saturday night. lie wm desponaent over the III tua.
cess of dN's Aucmpt at collecting bad dents went
S4'h to bed raLuJ became d. anu iu tcw hours 0ieI.
br john ! tbrr WtO VAS ctled 20 attend hlu, SAYS
thd hla doatd Nds clusrn by poison. HIS family as,
Crlle II 10 Inflammation Of TIE HONrt.
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Robert Moore OF col West Twenty-slIth street
stepped sbosrd the fer boa, Jay Gould while lay ~
the 1wonty.t lrd street slip on sunday night When
rail and dcbcrat ly leaprd overheard Something vas
seen 10 drop from hIs Iotkct. which on cIsninst IN
proved 10 ic brick. lie went from home with The
aVowed Intention VI commit ting suicide.
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SOME FLASHING rOy TOPICS.
Grnnts First Attempt ut Rctrerch nIent- -Eu.
gIneer. Orhrred 10 MAshinn.nn.

WAsHINGroS. Sept. 1.-The Chief Engineer
nnds compliance with the srGer Of tie Secretary Of
War TO limit expenditure. In river and Lsrbor improve.
meits to Two millions of dollars not easy task as 1t
was nrs supposed II wou.G ne II mas hern Necessary
70 tcr Ntr mtmner Of lie Engineer CurIs IN cl ,rye
ot tnrse Rpfoyruents 10 Washington that Grn lum
pm y Hishi personally interview them Ma HOusf ON
% thc'Ro, NtAel 81 Detroit. anu How III u New or
u.s. !tt to-ils auer FURNISHING their frpurts OF the
needed expenditure II aY work T. cone On import.
A. lmTuNen cut N northern waters 70 vii not bcsii.
un tn an Idie Of October Tnc allotment of the IN.
Iropratlcu IL stlll unhris -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-12
An Indian Agency swept by N F,ooa.

"AsulNGloN' d. G., sept. IA despatch
from Indian Agent Crayeus At The Cheyenne agency
isys thet all OF the BUILDINGS At tnHt sgrncy excent
tl,e' nave been swept away BY hoOl, ana tLlt All
RECORDS ana papers are gone hu agent says ne caDuOt
nat lot bids am a,As II nc shall emp!Jj lsbor AMI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-12
The Charges Against Mr.. Hewitt.

In ls6S Isaac L. Hewitt, a heavy oil speculation
attempted 10 provisions failed and went
into bankruptcy ChHs l. Jones OF BROOKLYN being the
assignee. In searching for the banEruprs property.
Mr. Jones discovered conveyance Of fifteen mining
shares to ". J. GORDON. who In turn had convey Cd
them TO Geo: Worthngton, VINO had Transferred them
to Mira Hewitt the baDkrupts wife. The shares we're
~ the Cleveland Iron Company. and werc worth so,-
100 Mr. Jones also found a conveyance of t25.oOo
house ana lot In Columbia street to Mrs He witt Mr.,
JOueS sued Mrs Hewitt md her husband In behalf OF
the creditors and Juugc Pratt has decided the sut -
fAvOr OF the BANKRUPT and his wife.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-12

Mr.. william J. Best. the receiver OF tho broken
Mechanics anu Traders ssving, Bank ha. called .
eeng OF the dcDofitoIs Tor Sept e promising to pav
IN W dividend Of not le thsn fOrtY per cent, pros
ydci that tie Attorney consents 10 waiver u
!he ei'tu ory nNe days notice. II not, the dividend
10 to be paid VI tac 2jtn lnst.