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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-11
MEETING or R.lILwAT SrocKHoLDrRs.

REPORT or TIE SEW-IOEK, wESrCIESrEH AND
PUTNAM HALFWAY COMHI1TEE-TrE ISSUE or
rIrsT MORTGAGE BONDS EECoMMENDED.
A meeting of he stockholders of the New
York Wes,chester aud Putnam Railway, formerly the
Network and Boston Railroad was held AT the Office Of
May d King, AT No. 80 Broadst, yesterday afternoon
Lewis May the chairman OF the committee appointed at
former meeting 10 select board of directors aud
sGopt plan for the ganizaton OF the company said
that tbe committee lad completed its work, aud he
offered lis report for the consideration Of the
needing The committee recommends the issue
Of a first mortgage loan OF $l,2j0,JOO,
and il 4, thought that per cent DO readily realized
on this loan as the road Is now free and clear. The
amount OF preferred stock viii be about 900 900 and
Of common stock about II 100000 The holders OF the
FIST mortgage bonds OF the NcwlOrk, Boston aud
trcal Railway claim that about 100000 Of their money
WAS used in the construction OF the Newl ork and boston
RailtoaJ for which suit instituted In the United
States COURTS aud an injunction asked for pre-
vent the foreclosure of the first mortgage the New
York aud Boston Railroad. To hasten the proceed
ngs IN foreclosure and to get possession OF the road
the bondhulders the New York and Boston Railroad
agreed 10 100000 In preferred stock to be held
IN escrOr pcndng the decision of the court Should the
deco 81 the court he against the plaintiffs In the
the stock Is 10 returned % the New York. Weschcstcr
and Putnam Railway and Cancelled. The amount of the
first mortgage GA the New-io!k and Boston Railroad,
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CHARGE OF LUNACY DENIED.

William NJ. Ihric of Westinghouse. Jersey
CITY at the death Of his father, practically disin'
hcrited the estate being left by will TO Mrs ihrie Ac-
cordng 10 her statement the young man induced his
mother, by threats and violence, 10 convey TO HIN
portion of the estate said by her 10 be $4,000 and ~
him To he So 600 1t is ged that he brought to bis
mothers house a woman from this city whom he after.
ward marYied AGAINST the wishes OF his friends and
whom he maltreated Ihrie himself alleges that the op
position to his marriage arose from fear ihst tc issue
ond inherit the estate in place of the woudbe heirs.
and that he was consequently arrested IS common
drunkard and committed for ten days. He was aIIer'
ward confined IN the SMOKE Hill Lunac Asylum, tr9n
which he has been released not having been audgedS
lunatic.
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with the accrued interest is about $4,000 600 for
h1b nrcferred stock will be given. The common STOCK
Nil he ,ssned 10 reimburse Messrs. Hoyt Mckinney
Iowrey stone Others who held claims against ,nt
Gomnanv presented report stating that S2,4l6,OOO III
bonds had been deposited and That the assessments On
tbese bonds had been paid, leaving Ssi,uoO IN bonds
stiIl unaccouncd for The report of Henry A. 81 John
the Chief Engineer of the company was preseh.eu,
i'm, that about 81 900 600 would be necessary 10 COIL
nletc the grading build the bridges, equip the rou VIII
steel ra A. and bnd the stations. THIS estimate was
made exclusive of rolling stock. , ,,, II,
The committee recommend the following as boara VI
directors of whom the last two were selected ~ eic
meeting Yesterday: Lewis May, A. " StomI, 1--WE
Roberts Christopher Meyer, James t. Ford Wll,Ian H.
onion John O. IIoyt Joseph Scligman, H. NJ oalhTay,
I X Cheevcr g. F. Lowry, Philo &. Calhoun; ana JONI
" Ellis The.counsel for the company, o. /. LoWicy
was Instructed to take the necessary legal stce 10 nav
hr title to the railway taken from the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company and vested In the new Organizations
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THE MURDERED ytwIRK roLIcEMAM

his NNII-NOETTN srATEHENr-sTEONG ENiDENC'.
AG,gSc TIE ACCUSED MEN.
On wednesday night the physicians at st.
Birnaba,s Hospital pronounced hopeless the ease o'
Policeman stauc, Brock, who shot hy burglars on
Thursday morning Of last week, in the house OF Horace
Bra,ll nj C4nton.lvc. and Murray-st., Newark. On
Wednesday might typhoid pneumonia set H. ana both
iur. were attacked before morning At noon ~ "as III
uarer that he was sinking rapidly. aud at -5J F. H. nc
died The police stations were srcady trimmed win
mourning ia respect for the memory OF Policeman beh
.,,ip Il-drr IT, who wa, murdered by the Thic!horn
brotrr. and on the Of Brooks death the
nag was suspended NJ halfnH>t on Tie cry nan Inc
wart,, sympathy j. expressed 10y the entire commu-
nty for the widowed mother II the deceased oh''r' oil
lou be Va, the only support and IL II very probahe
that the Common Council VIII make An appropriation
for her benefit ON Monday last before dchrum seized
u1,r Uroc lie mad, sworn statement before Coroner
J. D. Osborne OF which the following j. the part relative
10 The shooting
Itl,d the door Of what supposed vas the bathroon
aud hear! some one snoring within. Then tlrd lhc
door again, aud pushed II oyn anu wa, n, ~ w.
That mas called out "5Dthd ana We n"Ih '','H ~, 80
grtncr The then rushed away from me- aIi it't
a sting iu my side, aux hnc" haa been S,i'@, w, ,
went down starr, opened the front door, ana fe
Tine man that said stand" Was the one VINO hicI and
from " nat saw q; him knew De Was a smoouii c'u
man. I know Thomas Eytu. lie was drought 70 ny
n..idr handrufrd To- a man whom did not know, but
whose name learned was O,ch""d l"cre Ma' HEhl
ua,,i ,Iu Ms shot Tor me To have known the man
"a mo- moi ,nr n had familiar with Ia, id'f me
muu VINO shot not Thomas ~ an an SURF ou'
was . sinootlaccd man. and from the sLc anu appear
ul the other man, called 'hi' oS'h"'l'' IL - in'
opinion thii he is the man VINO shot me
Ryan aud O,chwald are now confined IN the county
mil and will be- arraigncd Tor trial next month Inc
evidence against them elected at the examination before
having identified a, tue men VINO escaped from 'hc
house immediately after the shooting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-11
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE AMERICAS CUP RACES.

prppApATIONs FOR TIE FIRST CONTEST TO-DAY
DIMENSIONS AND APPEARANCE OF TIE MADE
LEINE AND COUNTESS OF DUFFERIN.
THE first race of the yachts Madeleine ana
Countess Of Duferin TO decide wAether OF lo' INC ~
shall carry off the much-cOveted Americas Cup' VIII
take Mace to-day over the club course wheh ls lon
ut onoosite the clubhouse Sapleton to channel
NV M 10 thence 10 the SOUTHWEST Spit buoy NO e2
thence TO and around Sandy Hook ghtship and return
over the same course when Major Clifford who is vice
Commodore OF the Royal Canadian facht Oluo Son' /"
challenge TO sail the Countess ot Duierm LOT tue ce'
lrated cup, the New-York Yacht Club w@Ved INC SiA
months notice specified in the deed OF git ana oeI'" "
race at any time to suit his convenience he wac "'So
offered the option OF sailing race, or the pes' t"o IA
three. .,.
Tho two vocbis are very evenly matched in dimensions
vet !, cannot be claimed that is Trial between IN
American and an English yacht as when the Aci'C''
won the cup from the Royal Har"lch Ci"o' lH''N "
notlpg foreign about the Countess O DuHelh 0o ""'
milf an an American model her rig is American and her
hlocks are New York patent Her steering gear Is "a
NewYork manufacture, and from stem To stern ihs'ue
and on, below and a0ft, she is simply an American
YACHT built in Canada. Capt. Joseph ELLSWORTH "i'o'
yaehtsmen say, has not superior has been ehS'Hou "
salingmaster and he is to have an American crew o
bottom Of the yacht has been paped sandpaptred "'
pot-leaded She has had a new maipOOom - ice'
lonper than the old boom, new maiusai, and ne"
ing foresai and will fly full new set OF hsHt cH'
No pains have been spared to put her IN as perfect o'e
ns possibe but she will find formidable antagonist III
the Madeleine.
The yacht Madeleine belonging 10 Commodore D. .
I,i.Larsop returned from the annual cruise OF tAe
Blooklyn Yacht Club on Aug 3. and was put lmue.-
ately in preparation for the contest which was osha
arranged for july hut which was pos'noEed OWING TO inc
,oiarrival OF the Canadian yacht The acleine "cn'
on the ways at Greenwich. where the copper was
scoured and was coated with mixture OF sperm Oh ana
,Iou above the conner the yacht was rotieddcd new
,unninc gear was rove throughout and many OIL her
blocks wee replaced by The sails were put IL
thorough repair and yacht was put III complete OF
Ger for the race.
The following arc the dimensions Of the TWO yachts
te Madeleine though J feet longer on deck tAan inc
Co,,ess heinc e inches shorter on the wI1er-llue:
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DANGEROUS TELEGRAPH POLES.
INQUEST IN TIE CASE OF MRS. ANN MGUIRE-TlIE
BOARD or HEALTH sUBPENAED.
=, a, 100 90 AZ, Ann NcGuiro killed sew

INQUEST IN THE CASE OF MRS. ANN M"Cilh-ihf'
BOARD OF HEALTH sUBPENAED.
In the case of Mrs. Ann MCGUIRE killed sew
eral DAYS ago by falling te,egraphroe, at Suffolk ana
Craud-sts an inquest was begun yesterday Ahos
whitley Of No 800 Grandst testified that he was stan
ing in front when the pole FELL ana his' op'
served it ~ il bore the woman to the ground Shc "aS
leading two young children by the hand the woman
was killed instantly but the children notseyereiy
: injured
James Crowley, Superintendent of the Police Tee
h testified that the pole not the property OF the
Police DEPARTMENT This pole had been reported az IN
safe before the accident The Board OF Health hd the
power To cause the removal Of anything dangerous 10
life or detrimental health that was properly reported
There were number OF unsafe telegraph poies Oh Tue
Bowery from Canal to FourthSt. that ought 10 DE Ie
moved; also in Spring-st. between tie bo"''y anu
broadway superintendent Crowley then submitted the
following report which made to superintendent
Walling yesterday:
The oil dccaycd poles now standing and held mp by
piece. of WORKOUT ruSty wire, located on thc wei
sprulst.. from the Bowcry To Roadway "9d on DiN
sion-st nom Cathcrne-st to 'lhion.t ana ca III
ave from Ih.tyOurtI->t 20 Ihlily * ~
liable 10 fall at any moment. should Tue Nut -
tachcd. In the care OF the alal poe lI piIHS L
PROBABLE that IN that case the wire lad Dct lousou -
Inc etlugcmcht ~ boys Kites. pole III fohFlh,iNci
opposite TompEns Market, fcl on Monday ia,'; a' ren
cIal ot the pole, mentioned are so r"''n tn't . t
come down any There seem to c no oMLeIS i"d
thcsc poles though after the erection oI the ne"
Trlor,uu line hy Charles T. Chester hc was supposed 10
br The owner o an the old Fire Telegraph STOCK sew
cral poles the HeEhborhood OF the one Wh'h zen III
Gri,d. y were removed 10y me- with the aid of the
olic, shortly after the occurrence 0 ihat a'c"h w
cause they acre in such dangerous coh"toh. N"uu
,eci jy ca your attention the urgent need o ihc
r,uoyaI of al the poles above mentioned III SHOULD pe
done Immediately IN order toavod serious consequences
Superintendent Wallius testified that al cases ''
came to the Police Central Office relating to anything
d,,,,rou. to rf. or detrimental 10 health imme-
dat.y transferred 20 the Board OF Health rs being thc
u such natter coroner i.lth
Ian drt.rn.upd o adjourn the further hearing OF the
rusr uutt to-day. Meantime subpcnas nave been sri'
10 the Board Health, ana tine evidence oI thch Ie'
sentative. q, To br submitted to-day. a.,
Al a uc,tug Of the Beard ut Aldermen yesterday the
r,nluiion of alderman Morris offered AZ previous meet
u, dire. lima. tine Commissioner OF Fublic WORKS 10 give
notice L. the several telegraph companies having l'Iy
-,,h mole. m the city to brand pilLt upon con
urtl- Al r, or every such polo tue name ~ the com
p.uy or per, IA owuu- such pole adopted.
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TIE SIGNAL SERDICE.
4 PROTEST uy Prominent MERCHANTS AGAINST IT'S
CUEThIIMESG

4 PROTEST ~ Prominent MERCHANTS AGAINST IFS
CUEThIMESG.
AT the Exchange rooms of the Maritime
Association yesterday the following memorial was
circulated for signature:
The unucrsigncd members Of the Maritime Association
81 the Port NcwN"rk respectfully repre- mt that the
riIurnt Of tine efficiency OF the United states signal
Service b., ae dscoutinuaucc Oi import Mt scdboaId
station, and rs tie rclnq 81 valuable services
hy t. remaining must result distSrOusy /" tho inter
II cf comm, We respectfully urge that The public
GOOD aud iiu economy demand that the usefulness ana
,rir, OF the service DC enhanced rather man dimn
,ue aud protest against any action or pocy 10 the
Tie memorial was signed by A. A. Low 4 Bro. Brown
Bros 4 CO., Morton. Bliss ~ Co., \. lSchu ~ Co.,
George CABOT ward. DreXal' MORGAN CO..
ffr Walls Sons Oiytnnt Coz HObson
Unrtalo a Co Orirohs Co., W T.. Clyde Co, Pacific
Nal = ;. co., ". IL. Garrison, Boyd x Hnchrn, &. H.
Marshall and Co, M.issner. Alderman Co., Ntsmth
sons j. t. GichristJ 4. q. {. Robinson, Williams
Onion National >. =. Co., tEas. LunE Co" PHclps,
Dodrc q CO., j. ~ ". Scligmdn Co, Louis ii" BehIi,
Evans. BaIl d Co., IL. D. COrus, Hcndcloon Bros Chis
H. Wright X Co. Punch, Edge ~ CO.. X. l.. Chriie Co,
eco. h. Bu!lty. IhOs Dunnam's Nephew 4 Co, u. +.
S.traif n Co., Ju' Norton, Jr Co.. lhOs Norton
Co, ana many others.
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CHARGES AGAINsr POLICEMEN.

At the police trials yesterday morning, Officer
Shad was charged with assaulting and beating with Il
club Thouas Walker OF No 3i3 Eightist, on July ID
The Officer did not appear The complainant stated that
the assault was unproy0kcd and brutal.
Henry j. Lane of 80. 10 Prince-st, charged Officer
Na!lnu ~ inc Fourtrcl Procuc with aasdlltiug and
clubbing MIN In front hul-', On the morning Ot
iulN The on stld the complainant was abusive,
aud lac therefore ordered him into the house. He denied
the clubbing
Officer Blcy ~ the Nineteenth Precinct w's charged by
j. H. LrgrruI with tdnn- tlu character ol the cou
ulaiuauts wife. Being closely cTOssIucstiOncd by the
WuuInS father and husband, III the presence OF Gen
Smlth the officer made poor dchhsc That Tue ease
WAS sumIulrily declared closed. The officer viii uil-
dUuDtcdy bC dismissed from the force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-11
REGATTA OF THE TRENTON YACHT CLUB.

The annual regatta of the Trenton Yacht
Club was sailed yesterday large scow, towcd by a
tug and crowded with people left the wharf ut O'Clock
and arrived the two hours before the start
At tsp. m. there was light wind blowing. and the
yachts sigalcd 10 get under way. Only four
entered Tie from the steamboat wharf To
PcTiwg, three times around the buoy distance of s.
miles AT the start the Nellie led the way with the Cen
tennial second, Ripple third, and Boyd fourth The
Nellie In all three beats and the yachts came In at
the finish ia the following order Nellie, Boyd, 2 4;
Ripple, 3 Centennial, T. The banks OF (he Delaware
were lined by enthusiastic spectators, who checrcd
silk ensigL
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YACHTING ON THE HUDSON.
TIE srsIF s OF BROOKLYN WINS THE RACE WIFI
THEW. r. BROWN OF NEwBuRGn IN NE"Buk'h
my ry,rcRApp 10 THE rRIBUNEI

BAY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1BUNEl
por-cuxrppsIE. Aue 10-The match race
h,..o, ,be sloon yachts Susie 8 Of Brooklyn ana the
" p Rrown of Newburgh came off over the Nc"puien
Raw course al 5 o'clock this afternoon Aiter Dediy
three days of calm weather, the wind pe" suo"s 'o
the southwest and there was an ebb uoe ana nc"NS
sea rolling The boats were gwen nylhS s'di .
tho susie s crossing the line first at O'Clock MN
AZ sec the Brown following 8 o'clock mln % sec
roth Yachts bowled away to the southwark at spank
ING GAIT the Brown making il hard work for her cohpe-
titor and when the Susie 8. turned the Ne"-"i"usoi
stake the Brown had gained Three seconds on ner.
ON the RIM M to the Low Point stake she gained Ia
seconds more, and when they turned 10 inc "liu"" "
seemed As is the Brown was closing the gap rapidly p'
the wind freshcned, and then 1t was tha' 'hc 0uS' .
showed her superior s"a-GCing Quantities. ,
Az This time i; was conceded the judges boat h''
tbe race WAS practically over for the Brown was lIhs
10 the rear of dlsBcartenng However Iust ''loi
the New windsor stake OOat was turned LOT "c '' '
! fhc Susie 6 make mistake i'll lacking aOiupu9 10 u"
eastward. and the Brown profitins by IT, het' 'i'
hauled on her course 10 the southwest ana 'i"s gam
many lengths. Bat 1t came too m'e' Inc N"SN -
reminded the stake far ahead and when once pointed
north again, ran up the river WIN Tree sheo' " '
looned lib like a frightened deer
gv this time darkness was coming on, ana 'h'
iudges' boat had 10 follow the yachts eIos'9 "
enable the Judges TO discern the movements i"c
Susie s. turned the Low Point staht-po"t io1 INC
last time at 10 seconds past o'clock Tue Brown
tnrned inmates seconds later soon after turnins' the
Brown appeared Ia partially disabled, and II was sup
posed her b was carried away. The tug Ho6ie went Ia
lcr assistance after the susie :. had made the hh'' hc
Susie made thc finish at 81 minutoe - seconds Past =
and tbc Brown crossed the line with rccei naiISa ahd
housed lib at 9:24 p IN. The Brown party VIII claim h''
tbe Susie fouled the, NcwWadsor stg Eeboat ANA car
RED away the flag hut probably the caim VIII not be al
lowed The Judges have already awarded the 800 Guy
To ihC :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-11
ALLEGED FRAUD BY TALLNADGE Il co.

Il ptIoOn IINIIlS III montgomery IUUIlIy, n,
Y, hns written to inE TRIBUNE expressing his belief
that the finn Of Tamadgc Co. OF this city, who
ocutly failed la business have concerted with an agent
Charles Gordon 10 dcITaud their creditors by storing
several tons OF soap IN the sorch0ne of Van Antwept
Coz In FuOnyIllc. MOulg Omcry County. This was sent
by IallmJdgc q CO. To The him ~ Voorhees, 4 Davis,
VINO refuse receive pay the freight on IT, and the
agent Charles Gordon, has ordered II To be rcshpped 10
Baldwinsyilc, Ononinga County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-11
SERGEANT McGIvEN,s MURDERER SENTENCED

Henry King, who was charged with the
murder OF Police Sergeant James McGiven on the nso1
Of July Is, yesterday, through his counsel William E.
Knitting rendered plea of guilty OF murder IN the SEQ
ond degree He indicted for murder IN the nrst d''
gree but the murder not committed at the u'uo
aud place ofthe commission OF the felony bat soon aver
and al place two blocks distant, the prisoners couns
commended and Assistant DstrictAuorncy Rollins ar
mtted that he cOud not be convicted llder the statue
of murder IN the rs. degree. Recorder HaeEeit, Id
ceptiuc the plea OF murder in the second degree 80.
that he regretted the necessity for doing So put ls
was not responsible for the existing law. King was seS
fenced to Imprisonment in the state Prison for NE
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
Ga No.. 79o Noon. s29. Bpm go Midnight 7<''
Highest during the day. SO Lowest, 72o
Average, 1879. Same DAY. 1915 1872
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon Hotel-Sir William IIackett OF England.
Etnh drsaue IOst-GOv. william Pit Kellogg OIL L0ulsi'
ana T. s. District Attorney Warner NJ. Bateman OF Cincn
natl and nscph St Louis GrrnG CenG H0tet
Aware de la Gandara, Centennial Commissioner for spain
T.. III. Grandin Of Mobile HeffOpott-
tan Hotel-2xGoy william tlalin OF Massachusetts
BIcLn ghdIa H0tei-Mr Nabuco Of the BraZtan Legatlon
IjIseu HGpSe-Gen Adam T.. King, Naval Officer OF the
port of Baltimore 81 Nicholas HOft-C0L James w.
Broadhead Of ST Louis and Isaac T. Eaton OF Kansas
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THE r,y,ICA JUSTICES, DEFENSE.

Judge Beach was yesterday occupied as req
cree at the Town Hall, Jamaica, in taking testimony =
the cases ~ the Jamaica Justices who are charged WIN
malfcasance In office The evidence for the prosccIuUA
against bot. Justice Bennett and Lott has bcel aa a.
and also the defense of Justice Lott. Testimony ~ H..
tense ~ Justices Bennett given yesterday ny Jatt
Huesliug who was arrested by order OF Justice be ~
ON complaut of Nr Kccham; Melville Smith, seeisss
the cells; John :. Heudrckson constable ana o
and tho case was closed. The testimony VIII DC su"D
ted TO the Supreme Court for deolSOh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-11

A clergyman who did not believe in g oSaa.
outside of Ills own denomination 20 distribute hls Su
t,es was solicited by a beggar for aims MY DotL i,
said he ARE You High ChurehF Never was .yScver
my lie" returned the beggar, reproa,hin!'
drinks nuthm' nc all, Sir.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-11
STATEN ISLAND.

ToupKINsvILLE-The unknown woman found
drowned OF Tompkinsyie on Thursday has been denti-
fed Mrs Adeine Anderson, age a. who left her home
in Thirty NewYo rk Tuesday evening saying
that she was going druggists to purchase medicine
The deceased forewoman in Pott Il PoTters hair
cloth factory in FOryfthst, wnere sue ana hel nus
band had been engaged for 20 years me husband ded
I'M NAV last aud Mrs Anderson had ever siuce been
down-heared There appears 10 be no dCuht that me
committed suicide. Yesterday Jcwelry valued at $40
was stolen from the clearinghouse OF Mrs. BOyu az
Franklm-ave and Richmond Terrace, the property or
Miss Chamberlain. Of the boarders: Mfs Boyd says
this makes $500 in money and goods stolen rom tne
since the 30th Of June she herself wing ost sloo
in money. Four suspected seryantgris have been ar
rested and searched but no mon-y OF .saoes ~e5 90
found in their possession Yesterday there were Il
vessels Southern ports al anchor at the lghteage
grounds off Robbins Reef several OF them disehrglnS
cargoes into lighters
EpGEwArER.-Iamcs r. Robinson, late Treasurer OF
Fdewster states that ne has collected all outstanding
% t f6 wear Is75 and that there is a surplus IN
the treasurysOmcthng that has never before oeeufe"
since the founding OF the village.
srAPLEIoN.-A fleet OF yachts are at anchor on the
CIub-house amCug them being the French yacht SUI
prise, which lately arrived from Philadelphia
POLICE NOTES.
DIR. G. W. Holmes reported at the Coroncrs' office
YESTERDAY John Casey Of No. W. Elm' han tsAeh
quantity Of munatic acid anu had died from us elects
Edward Tnbler, 5 years Of age, OF No 100 West Vest
sor'g g6i m 10 T the nf ana was instantly kisd
Philip Mart, a Polish peddler, assaulted aud tired
pick the pocket on Wee6ay Of JACOB IN 81 SS
MeKeBGa Of tie siSth Precinct Police.
Coroner Croker yesterday morning began an in,
vesgaon in the OF John l. Crngit age 40 OF NO %
Motoust supposed TO have died from Al overdose
OF quinine suffering cereDIO spinal meningitis
rahid dog on Pacifc-ave., Brooklyn, having been
wounded by shot from police officer wa pursued some s
auce creating considerable excitement among tc people On
the Street Rolling at crossing was Killed oy sseoIa
shot
Mrs. Flynn called at Police Headquarters yester.
day and s9 @ s7 ~ East Hefn Gpon retiring
that her sOH Thomas, age D. d
disappeared Flynn declared that c bad reason 70 De-
iicve that the chiId's uncle had abducted him.
Henry Schneider was brought before Justice
smith az Washington Place Police Coait yesterday,
charged by Ashbar % No Is Naudam 81 WITH swndng
her ot lie called aud represented that he was
man aud had for her arrosi but would set
the the sergeant for SO Another cSI ge o.
Similar also made against him by Robert Reeves VI
NJ. ISL
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era, onon IL that If reftted she would deponstrate
that little Improvement has been maue Al 9''"' "e
during the past % years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-11

THE RUSSIAN BATHS, No. % East I omsas
at II tak en- once or twice week are CERTAIN Pi''
the depressing effects of hot weather