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New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
feeal Noiifes.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS for
" The CITY and COUNTY Of NEW.YORR
HELEN ID. REED

~ REED
CHRISTIAN +. RrDDER and Mrs RIpDER, his VII.
FRIIz it DTNKE HEa@XR wERSsiNG and MtHsskHS cMSsHS
Judgment q foreclosure and sale mad.
S s ' @ snsS s'9 the on rsss s @
theIein win sell public oy benjamin faircSnSS
ciy sis pay :is
e a Land s s S%Gs Wsd OF he 1 %
founded @ described follows. 'bestsi1s a. Ana
RSss' $ s Sa'. 's o. ss s
Da ns hence asy onnc a e n FsT
NTH st., twenty-five (46l feet thence sonthery and psra
gar4l WIN FSTy 1;;a tSs3vs iSs
70 ba,sd sms PlSes Sew o. YorSF 1sSlnhms Jans4 1879
"A H. Do'f'OA""'' f'''" wM O'Rfyi $ RRyiLEY. Referee.
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.-Not is here.
~ BY gwen that ABRAHAM WHITENAMCK M Of the Town
Jersey hat this made ASSIGNMENT 20 the Subscriber
said efeors must exSt their respective Claims under oath
g. %aG @ tEhRb S as fT q rss Ba o Ra S s
Jersey a:O' % : -'0--- --'O~' -'1'
NOTICE OF ASsIGNMENT.-NOtic is
sisS y s9 c0any and q
hath this iay eSs s S.us @ & BE 10 s. S sSs
that the said CREDITORS must exhibit their respective claims
Dnaof GS pse IS75 R6MARD HARD " v ETSDABURY Bound
Brook. NewJersey.
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of tho
,
COmPANYThe undersigned ComT issioners appointed
by virtue made in the above mat er AZ the
GoneIa Term Of the Supreme Court o The state 0 New YORK.
New the FIRST day OF December 1879 and
fourteenth day Of January 1873
mine whether he rail way reerre TO ought D.
cons operate by the New York Elevated Railroad
COmpsny over through and alc the streets and avenues
fTed said orders aud specified In the petition upon winch
said made which petition filed in the Office OF
City and County OF York on the first day
December 1879 do hereby appoint the 26th day January
IL O'Clock in the forenoon at the city Han Ia the
city New the time and place when and where they
Ytr YORK. GyJa Jam al IT, 'sSS 1875 'ui'''Ou III '~1
SyHFtfF% i P4E%hS WHEELER commissioners.
SUPREME COURT - CITY AND COUNTY
- or NETWORK. - HERMANN FUNkE FEBDL
NAND A. BOXER, and FREDERICK SCHUMACHER
composing the Arm OF Hermann Boxer Company plain
tiTs against r. b. LoNEY. IRWIN SEALE. JEROME W.
PRICE, RICHARD B. QUINN, r. GORDON THOMAS.
and JOHN j. HOLT composing the firm Of r. b. Loney and
Company NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for money demand On
contract (Com Ser) the defendants above named
and each OF hereby summoned and required
to answer complaint in this action, which Will be hed In
the office Clerk OF the supreme Court at Courthouse,
N Y civ and copy Of your answer TO the said
complaint the subscriber, at lbs ONCE No ls1 BrOa1rsy
ity, within twenty days aeI the service OF ths
exclusive OF the day Of such service and
you the said plant within the tine aiore
said PLAINTIFF IN this action VIII take judgment against
from the twenty hrt day of June ono
and eevenytwO besides the costs and
FREDERIC O. DOW,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint entitled action fe in tho
Office Of the Ck OF the supreme Court and o. ts Ay shd
County Of NewY0rk on the 10TH day OF January l5iO
FREDERIC q. DOW
jsl9 law6ww Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
furniture.

TOR CASH BUYERS-Velyeteens, Carpets,
Alattigs Cloths Cashmere Oyercoatng Horse and Bed
Blankets, BuTaps BaC CkIams, sheetng, Uph0sIy ooOA
Lap Robes. &c. ANDREW LESTER x Co. otl BrOadgay.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, and BEDDING
Large stock. superior quality. and low prices AZ ~ NJ
COWPERTHWAIT X Co.'S, 1j5 and lJ7 Chathamst
In prices FOR noxt 80 days Chamber sdlS
from s32; ParOr SUITS f.om $50.
OFFICE FURNITURE.
DESKS. CHAIRS.
LIBRARY TABLES, BOOKCASES, 60.
OFFICE FURNITliRE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
T. q. SELLEW, ,o. p,,rovsr
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
miscellaneous

ItII3lgIIHIEUW5
DLYMOUTH CHURCH-IO LET-Ihree
nrtllss SGTTINGS IN the body oi the church also tHo
Dpy 20 4. :. STU RfEN AMI, = U President
81. Brooklyn. or $40 Broadway. New York
GIDE PLATING done by machine for dress
- makers and private flm lies at eents per yarL
N SHANCUPP, 10 DIVISION ST.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
CALENDARS-THIs DAT.

ohI hEsEH DO0A"
90. .Roebling agt. Duncan
81. .Vanderpoel agt The
Mayor. &C.
SO. French. &C., agt Kin
zie.
72.. Watson, &c. agt Barr.
&c. (No. ~
rs. Watson, &c, agt. Lee,
&c. (No. 81
II. Watson. &c, agt. Lee,
sc. (No. 81
rs. Watson. 60, agt. Lee,
SC. CNo. o.
70. Watson, &C. agt. Barr.
&o. mo. ~
SPECIAL TERN
Demurrer.
5..vose agt. Cowdroy ct
nj.
Lar and Fact.
1861. Vanderpoel agt. White
ct nj.
IS. Norman agt Degnan
fN hNs
So. Cracker agt Washing.
tOn.
les. .Devan agt. Martin ct al.
l7e. katterhorn agt. Kat
terhorn ct nj.
1877. .Buckhorn agt. Miller
ct nj
2O2 Uarlon act. Bleecker
Str, ct L.. r. Co.
232. Money agt. Leyentritt.
235...Feldmann agt. Welp et
oi5. Republic Fire Ins. Go.
art. Weaver.
2i7. Sherwood agt Sher-
wood, &C.
2Jl. The Tribune ASS. agt
sun irinL as.
25J. .Grissler Rgt Halstead
ct al.
2G3. Sinclair. &o.. agt. OAK
ley q al.
oCg Chambers agt Katz.
go. craft sc. agt. Jessu'
run.
27l. .Leslie aet. Jaworskie.
273. Mercer agL Duncan OF
nj.
GENERAL TFRx-DAyIs, T. A..
90. Swan agt The People,
Nc.
O6. Wopdman agt The
People. &c.
OGia. .DOlan agt. The People
&C.
1874. Nelson set. The Long
leland H. II. Go.
lO6. The People. eX rel.
floyd ct al. agt. ConG'
lin.
III. Hook ct al. agt. The
Mayor. &c.
100. Prince agt. Conner, &c.
l2I.'Luce et al agt Dun
ham. sc.
1866. Whitehead a2t. Ken
nedy. !
CIECuIr-PART l.
0i7. ShermaI agL Holman
aud auO
O7f Fisk agt. Felt.
1881 hi -inkueolt agt Con
ncT. &c.
llBl Wcinhals sgt. Tie
Mayor, &c.
Gl. Newton ngt. COntinon-
tai Bank
10 Fisk agt. Bradley.
7IS Wann art Asllny.
1880. Gold =. & Tel. Go. agt. |
POpprnhauSen.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19

oEXyRAL SFSsIoNs-Gnn nRRsLEEyE John Mayer rape;
lanes brady McGynn, Edward Strin George Pce
VIII .!cDOnaId, Nellie Farley John
McQuae fcouOus at and battery, Numis crowley WI
Bi.lley James Htli' Afrcd English
froIgn Crawford, phillip krul William Fril. James llar
yoy burglary John McAndrrws, George lmeT, Adopb H.
Scllrs william Edwards Lizzie Cutler, william shannon,
James barlow Edward H. Read. Thomas Doyine. Briud Lar.
crny Adoph nws Sac H. Roth iIso prronscs Joseph j.
NJ Wns larceny the person Frank Spencer, feonous
as,luit and battery.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.-NO is here
~ by gwen that ABRAHAM WHITENACK OF the Town
ship Of Bgegat- County OF Somerset and state Of New
Jersey hath this day made assignment 10 the Subscriber Of
hs estate for the equal benefit Of his creditors ba; the
said creditors exhibit their respective claims under oath
affirmation, within the term OF three months Dated Deo
90 1876. RICHARD v. LINDABURY, Bound Brook. New
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.--Not is
~ hereby given that ABRAHAM WHITENAcK Of the
Township Brdgewse County OF Somerset and state OF
NewJersey hath this day made an assignment to the sub
his equal beDet OF his creditors and
said CREDITORS must xnbit their respective claims
affirmation within the torn OF three months
Dated Dec 23, 1870. RICHARD V. LINDABUBY, Bound
Brook, NewJersey.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19

TE1HE COPARTNERSHlP heretofore existing
4 between EDWARD GILLIAN aud THOMAS BOYD,
under of GILLIAN BOYD q Co. Is this day lis
s,lymi-D,c II 1875. THOMAS BOYD.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19

II. Watson, &c. agt. Lee.
&c. (N0. 81
So. .Guiterman. 80, agt
Henschel-
sS. Jackson agt ColdwelL
90. Matter OF Potter.
100. .Taggart agt. Altman:
100. Ranney agt. Fisher, &c.
I2O. Levy agt. Curtis.
l23. Matter OF the Atlantic
q. II. Co.
l31..Ul.man agt. Haas, &C;
1872. Piokert, &c. ast God
frey.
Call l33 to l75 inclusive.
-DOSoHUE. J.
274.. Thomson agt. Thomson
et al.
PTS. .O'Connor ri al., &C, ,agt.
Hebrew Il. o. A. SOC.
276. lie Baron agt. Long Is
land Bank ct al
277. .Worthington agt MAC
lear ct al.
273. .Langdon agt. Gray
279 Same agt. Same. =.
80. Same agt. Same et aL'
28j. Blackwell ct al agt.
Ward.
2S6. Blackwell ct al. agt.
Armstrong.
2S7. Blackwell et al. agt.
I.animann 1T al.
2S8. Blackwell ct al agt.
Frese 1t al.
2S0. .Balestier AIT. Lie Ass
OF America.
2q3. Hernandez aGt Laior
81 al.
2oi. .Steinway ct al agt
Stemway ct al.
2a5. Barker agt. hOn.
2DG. Beach agt. scott ct al.
2Os. .Fransioli aBt. Jones
ct al.
300. Price agt. Price et al.
3O7... Frust agt. Van Loon
ct nj.
yO8 Cameron agt. Agnew.
3lO..-agt.-----
n. Ellis agi. keycs.
l62. .Brainrrj agt. Nanufs.
& B.'s Bank.
:, BRADY and DANIELS. J.J.
IGT. Porter agt. Waring.
2Ol Brooks agt simon. &c.
no labtll a9t. The MAYOR.
&c.
1873. .WinteTtOn. &c. agt
WinteIiOn.
1862. Loluers' Bk. agt. Tying
ct al.
IGs. Hubbard agt. O'Brien,
dc.
Dilleber agt. Home Life
Ins. Co.
l73. Archer agt O'Brien, &c.
l76. Fuller 1t al. agt. Hunt
ct NJ.
ITS Mitchell agt Burns.
lgs. .Grronwich Bank agt.
Dc GrOOt, ct al.
VAN VORsr. j.
35I. Richardson agtO'Brien,
sc.
8T6. The Mayor. &c. agt.
Genet.
iil..N. y. os brooklyn Il.
Co. agt. Smith et al
1888. NOObsn agt Tho Mayor.
sc.
1921. .O'Brol agt The Mayor.
&c.
1903 COnkling agt Hurtin.
1-7.Ilulmcr agt Ocean Ma
u0nal Bank.
l0gi. Norton agt NOstrand.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19
Business Chances.

A SMALL, neatly fitted up STORE in one of
~ IL. best locations Bruaiway-Party wanted 10 stock
and take charge OF the also, large sngy or e
suiie IN r'nt T. a HOYT.
0N'''' ''' 75g BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19

claimants before the Alabama Claims Commission 10
nroye their claims The bill is for the benont OF aiew
sailors on ihe Pacific Coast whose claims 40 not aou'
10 over S200,OO0 Passed. 40, . co,,,,,,
Mr. LAWRENCE (Rep.. Ohio. from the same Commlr
tee reported back adversely bill TO abolish capa pun
ishinent. Laid Oh the table.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-19

The ualerf-ned members Of the late firm OF stail Co
win couulr t. clothing and WoOlen h.sues under The
ei,ie OF NAUMBUttG. kEAUS, LAUER * Co, at the
~ '' ~ Ff.NAN SAUNTBURG,
WILLIAM KRAUS
EMANUEL LAEER,
A
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
OTHER CANDIDATES.


The remaining candidates put in nomina-
ton yesterday Robert Earl for Judge Of the Court
OF Appeals. Robert H. Anderson for State Prison In
spectOr Darius A. Ogden for Canal Commissioner, and
DewtC c. West for Elector-aLarge Mr.. Earl is citi-
zen of Herkimer in Hcrimer County. studied law in
early lre in 1855 was elected County Judge for four
years. after which he resumed his practice When In
August of last year the death Of Judge Martin Grover or
the Court Appeals caused vacancy, Gov Tilden ap
pointed Earl to succeed him untV an election could
be held. Mr. Earl has long been distinguished lawyer
III Central NewYork. Mr.. Anderson Is citizen OF VIII
liamsburgh He was born Rochester, but has lived
In Wiamsburgh many years. He Is 43 years OF age,
member the flour firm OF Anderson Brothers IN Mon
trose-ayc and has been Democrat all his nfe though
he never held office The Republican candidate Tor the
same Office, Charles T. TTowDrdge, Is also citizen OF
Kings Couniy Mr. Ogden is a citizen OF Yates County
a d is much esteemed among his ricuds for his mteg
rty Mr. West resides in the northern pat OF the stare
Is a man considerably 'dvanced in years. has always
been Democrat though has held no office, and In
the latter part Of his life he has not been active IN
politics.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01

meeting OF the NewYork delegation he presided with
much conposure and when demonstrated with
nent Of Gov Tden he assured % that the nerestso the
minority were nowhere safe in his hands. Mr.
Dorsheimer was one of the Committee on Resolutions,
and led vigorous fight against the inaationsts, dc
clarng apeu convention that If the convention pro-
posed to declare for soft money he would make direct
Issue then and there on the currency question. His
splendid work for Gov Tden and hard money greatly
added his reputation and his name soon after was
mentioned for the GOvernorshp. Mr. Dorsheimer has
already appeared In the campaign, having delivered
speech at lornellsyillo last week at Tden and Hen
drick ratification meeting He Is an eminent cltizen OF
Bgf0, Is of the founders and original Oifcels OF te
Fine Arts Academy and of the Bnal0 Historical Society
lie is popular social circles, prominent member
OF the Buffalo Club, and intimate associate OF the Dcst
cultured men OF the city lie Is man OF very liberal
education has passed considerable time In tray c abroad
and las enriched his mind with the large culture which
wealth aud taste have placed within his reach
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
PRIZE FIGHT ~ NEW-JERSEY

WALKER BROUGHT BACK DEAD - THE OFFICERS
SEARCHING FOR TIE PARTICIPANTS
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 31.-The steamer which
left philadelphia last night with tho pugiliss Weldon
and Walker. and their friends effected landing on the
New-Jersey shore. ring was formed near Pennsville
aud the fight began. IL is said the Sheriff made an at
tempt TO interfere but restrained by the mob After
stubborn fight OF 62 rounds Weldon was declared the
winner The Sheriff informed the crowd that he would
follow the principals and such OF their abctors as nc
could recognize TO Philadelphia and prosecute them to
the full extent of the law
1t seems that after the gang had left Penn's Grove
they had seized two small boats and put the principals
nboard Wheeden 10 Is said landed at Chester and
escaped Early this evening the dead body Of Walker
was found ut the salt wharf at Greenwich Point The
news was conveyed to Police Headquarters and an IN
yestgaOn disclosed the fact that r0wb0at, containing
three men was seen about the wharf and 1t is supposed
that the people In u placed the body ashore The police
arr making every effort D find them, well as Whecdcn,
the hackers and all others in any way connected with
the yht Wheeden, wherever he i is said TO be badly
cut mn The dead body 81 Walker removed 10 his
fathers residence South, SecOnds IL presented q
horrible sight, the face and neck being battered and
swollen out OF all proportions
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
5ueeidl Notltes.

Independent Republican Association, XVlth Asscni-
bly, District, will hold public meeting THIS kyEStNG,
gan ticket Prominent speak will address the
meeting. JAS. MOoRIIkAD ID d., Pres'dt
IXth Assembly District Hayes nnd Whecler Cana
pugn CUBA meeting this Club val be acid al Beccr
Gen George IT, Sharpe and others win mee,ns
The pubic cordially inv TED TO attend .
wM FLAcK wM. d, GRi.gyT, Secretaries
Mrs. May Agnes fiemins's
MRS. MAY AGNES FLEMING'S
Mrs MAY AGNES FLEMINGs
Mrs MAY AGNES FLEMlNG'S
MES. MAY AGNES FLEMING'S
NEW STORY
NEW STORY,
NEW STORY,
NEW STORY,
NEW STORY
AIITTIE QUEEN LITTLE QUEEN
ALITTLE QUEEN! A LITTLE QUEEN!
A LITTLE QUEEN! A LITTLE pUEENi
A LITTLE QUEENi A LITTLE QUEEN!
READY-Now IN THE
READY NOW IN THE
READY NOW IN TIM
NEwYoRK WEEKLY NEwfoRk WEEKLY
NETWORK WEEKLY NETWORK wEEkLrt
NETWORK WEEKLY NETWORK WEhhLfi
NEw.yoRK wEEKLYi NETWORK wEEKLYi
NEw.YoRK WEEKLY NETWORK WEEKLY
Po,,cc Notice.-The FOREIGN MAILS 70, sbs @ wsss
So Soaaf WafE5NEspAY a, ii Europe steamship AL
~ ess aas"ssSS fssSsp
amBHrg on SATURDAY At ii;Soa m Tor Germany I ssn Dsn
Irs asn aG SsTy sd a IL "a cr
britannia yis in9snaed for ds1sieS by
nas Be- specially and .sT q IL % ss% sSr a. %
direct DIR aapes per so PEI ssasp ns
malls West. Indies VIA MavSns n viii viii leave San fran
CISCO CISCO oct T. JAMES
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01

was there any call for reduction On the contrary hcrs
was every for maintaining the forco as t was in
order not impair the efficiency Of the service In the
of the a large number of them were wives
and daughters OF deceased soldiers from various parts OF
the country. They placed In the departments here
during the war the only of support left and
very small proportion Of them have means sufficient 70
take them from the city even IL they have
anywhere TO go) or 10 pay their rent or
board after the close OF the month. There is
not person IN the city supposed to have the least pos
sibe influence at any OF the departments who has not
been beseged during every day OF the present week by
persons who seemed TO be the borders OF despair
praying that the little influence they might be
used to give them opportunity earn their bread and
support their helpless families
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
THE SPEECH KELLY ApOLoCIZED FOR.

Mr.. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN OF IiiE CONVENTION !;
Everything that has been said In fa1ofOf that gaa
and noble statesman H0rato Seymour, indorse Wnat
has said of the other gentlemen whose names nave
been presented this convention, have nothing TO
say against hut II appears to me that In the present
condition OF this country, should have at least
gentleman for Governor OF this state VINO wac
born n Democrat and over has been DelnO-
crat When the party beaten IL did not dishearte
the gentleman whose shall propose TO the conven-
ton In our defeats year after year. he was one OF tne
noble Democrats OF the State who held our nag aot ana
fought under IL in the ensuing battles. One who Belongs
TO Democratic family who never left the Democratic
party the hour OF her trial -, -,
And why then, now iOrsake him for gentleman VINO
was kno II four years rs Liberal Republican, wGo
has now como back % the party Of his first love 7
There arc, is true, few of these Liberal Repnn-
leans lett [A Voice" good many."l Wei, don't
see them III there are great many IL may W
so IN your region but not IN mine. lAppause
Now then, Mr.. Chairman and gentlemen, let ne
impress upon you this fact, which ls apparent 70
any man who observes the condition or Things now III
this state beg Of you 10 put forward Demoefl Oe
who will be known Democrat ana tDat every DthO-
cr3t this state Will DdOIsc an1 Heartily support. L
believe that II yOu nominate tonight IN this convention
Mr. Dorshemcr, that you undoubtedly VIII endanser tue
election Samuel j. Tden. Don't let 1t be SAID 10 me
Mr. DOrsheimer has never douc anything 10 me that
snail fud fault with, but see II clearly III thls ci sd
il Is enncnty clear IN this conv, ltOn thar ne is nOt b
choice Of the Democratic party. lApplauscl aui hoi
turtle. than tine evidences shown III ths convention,
and woey : You do nominate In this c0uVent0n ICY me
tel you YOU must nominate Democrat, or you VIII en-
danger the Presidential Ticket
III there are few Liberal Republicans left the gentle
man have named is just the TO bring them back TO
the ranks Of their party again. You nave 10 9cpeWu
upon your OWE selection In the case. Give the state
man who y known Democrat; whose character ls
Democratic party has tested m several instances ana We
snail succeed.
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
DIED.

AITKEN-on Tuesday Goth inst. William Aken, OF
John aud Helen T.. Ai;keD, IN the 2lst yesr OF his age
lis funeral 81 Johns Chapel, Varickst, Friday,
Sept. |, at 2 O'Clock D.
HAwLEY-At sharon. Conn, James r. Hawey. OF cholera
morbUs at the age Of
HoYT-At his residence in Norwalk Conn., Aug 90 Jas A.
H0yt, in the 68tl year OF his age.
respectfully invited attend
Friday the LIST September. at 2o at 81.
Paus Curca, NOrwalk Trains leave Grand Central Depot
at III n m; returning, leaves Norwalk 43O p m.
KIRCHNER-Thc funeral Of Emil KiIchner will take place
this Frday) afternoon O'Clock his late residence
200 East Nineteenth st
Friends family respectfully invited attend
LUQUEER-On Thursday Aug 81, Mary LuqaeeT, widow Of
the late +. I. LuIGeer
Notice OF funeral hereafter
PAULISON-on TUESDAY Aug -, Jc ,ph Drake Pauison.
Relatives and rens are invited funersi
the residence Of his father John T. Paulson Ter ahy,
Ra DAD OF NewJesey leaves Chambersst a. O'Clock and
Twenty tlrlst at l2i5 p ~ His remains will be taken 70
Backensack for inteTment
RENWICK-At Nilburn, n. j.. wednesday, Aug. 80,
Aan jeffrey youngest child Of Edward s. and Alice lien
wick.
Fnera from stephens Church, lflburn, Friday
y. N.
RoBERT-At Bayonre n. j.. Aug 81, Jennetc A Robert,
youngest daughter Of the late sebastian Robert
respectfully invited 10 attend
funeral IRON 81. Johns Episcopal Church. Avenue D.
Bayonne, Friday, Sept i, ~ O'Clock D. Take IL
noon tram, Central L. r., y. j. foot OF LiDerty.st
TAYLOR-On Wednesday the h inst NJ her late residence.
Rutherford parA. y. j., OF heart disease. Eliza wtaram,
widow OF Alexander Taylor aged
DAYS.
Relatives and friends are invited funeral
ST. AIMS Church, Eghteeathsi between Filth aud Slhh.
aves Friday, sept M l3o O'CLOCK, without IurtDer
notice. Interment at Greenwood.
WORTVLEY-Aug. 80 Shrewsbury, \. j., Warren
Everett infant son OF Poter A. ana Eliza j. Worthley
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
CRIMES AND cAsuALrlEs-By TELEGRAPH.

MANCHESTER, n. H., Aug 31.-George Aldr,ch was
drowned this afternoon while bathing in Piscatauog River
OswEGO n. Y, Aug. 31--AiOs King an Oswego
assessor the outskirts OF this city
this afternoon AMI Instantly killed.
DESyER, Col, Aug. 31.-John Wadsworth, an en-
ploye in Denver shoe committed suicide by taking
laudanum last night In consequence OF mental depression
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Aug. 31.-Stephen f. Maltby, an
esteemed citizen Of this place. 20 OLD walked ont OF
tbsorY window IN his boarding early this morning
AMI was instantly killed.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 3l.-Preston Palmer. the city
marshal OF Iewisburg shot instantly Killed night
by A. Wman. The latters wife had made confession Of
crmiDaty with Palmer.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3l.-Yea.crday afternoon
cooTed woman named Mankin instantly killed by the
cdent5l Ill charge OF revolver te hands OF Mary
Mcdonald, white girl, 13 years old.
BOsToN. Aug. 31.-Wm. Mclaughlin has been
held in default Of $50 900 bail charge attempting
nurer his wife Sh is in critical from wounds
alleged TO have been inflicted By him.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 31.-Dr. J. s. Williams was
arrested here today charged with having committed murder
by producing an abortion upon Miss Lou Bowman. Tho
Doctor had been suspected previously but detected
New-York tribune., 1876-09-01
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Shin Mems see Second PaJA1


ARRIVED.
Steamship Old DOMINION, alker Richmond city Point and
folk with msc 10 Oil Dominion Steamship
Steamship Gen Whitney, Hallet Boston, with mdse. and
pass. 10 Metropolitan Steamship Go.
steamship Harrisburg, Worth Philadelphia.
Bark LAlba Qtal Scarpat. LeghorI 60 days with
SAILED.
Steamships Fr3 for Hamburg; W. A Sch0lten, for Rot
tertlaln Bra RIO Janeiro &c; Columbus for Havana
Capnia. for Be muda slps Lima Tor Hamburg Chocora
RGerkirk for CrOnsiadt Emml Frances, for Liverpool,
brig Chi fail, Falmouth for orders
HIND-Sunset light = W. bazy.
FOREIGN PORTS.
ANTWERP. Aug 3l-Salled steamship Vaeerand, for Pha
depha
DOMESTIC PORTS
PORTLAND. Me, Aug 3l-Arrve,i, schr George W. Jewet
from New-YOrk
RIcINOND, Va Aug. 3L-Cleared. brigs Windwarl (Brl
Baker. Hamburg; Cora Green Collins for Trieste
foRT hoYALt e. c. Aug. 3I-Arived yesterday, French
runiOlt Gricheh.
BsnNukE Aug 3l-Auived. steamships vineland, Bowen
NeYIOrk *. L. Gaw, P Ison, philadelphia schrs. Jesse
MutdOcK. Sl0cun. New Bee ord AU r n BroB, NewYork
Euson, Pearse, do Cleared steamships Graca Spanb
DAlgea, Liverpooli Martha Stevens. Chance NeWYorK
phia barks Viking tRr Ryarson Belfast; segundo Tn
umio (SpanD DeYs 81 Drogheua Edith Duton Am
ST rlam w H. Card. F0s-, Jacksonville; Aaxon Rogers
Abraham New Haven; Ellen T1bn, Burnett New-York !,
Oskes Ames, tdmonds, Jersey CITY.
BOSTON Aug. Starved. steamship Johns Hopkins Hal.
lett Baltimore: scLrs j. r. Abel Carr RondGut ]. William
nsey Rival, DuntOn. and Commodore kearnsy.
Mason, HOboKen c. ~ Elmer CorsOn Pnauepha. Cleared.
schrs la l. Peck, SaIina.n o. ~ Day Chute do via VII
nng0n ". c. Mary Elzaoeih. King, st. Pierre Cambria,
lDa Jayne Por Jefferson L. l. sailed bark Amizad and
bIIg Adele McLoJn.