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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
CIVIL NOTES,

In the suit of Clarence Nj. Sanderson against the
National American Life and Trust Company default was
taken on inquest and the plaintiff obtained Judgment for
sO573 ON policy issued by tho company Judge Sanford
In thu Superior yeseray made order yscatng the
directed that the DO restored " Ine caen
d.I.
A suit of habeas corpus directing the Society for
The Prevention Cruelty Children 10 produce Rose the
daughter VI Jennie sLakey, retlrnabe In Supreme
Court Chambers yesterday The Secretary showed that the
child was had been the socetys possession
Judge thereupon dismissed the writ Rose Is
sbnt eleven years aud has lived with Mrs Hnklo
old. About three years Ms
hay obi ainod possession OF her daughter for short
and recently informed that Rose IN the care OF the
society referred %.
ln the suit of f. Thompson Receiver of the Abing-
don square savings Bank against George W. and Edgar r.
Brown nam See John Crow aud others, trustees Of
the bank AN order dsconnuancs granted yesterday
in the Supreme by Judge Van Brunt against tho
BROWNE crow and o. ground that the Browns
both out that and Crow have both been
audgod Danups The grounds OF the sun were that the
dendant had allowed the bank 20 declare divi
dends July 1, 1870 and January and July 1876 aud
loaned money mortgage on the property OF Josephine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
GrNsEB's ALLEGED MURDERER.

Jacob Elsie, who is awaiting examination on
the casree Of numbering Jsin G-er. ~ East williams
,,rs. sf,er sasn~ hs escape from Iustice Amthsiis
room n Nstovn Au- b. had ais shooe ,ronDed by
e,i,,ler near Il dle Village. IL u sSroj san rensraed
be hoped thoy would bold out. ne had long NA} b.
,~rc Whom arrested he sad 20 bis win i II ali up
now they vii hang oie,' and frequently snc< lis ln-
r1s,nrent ne has asked me keepers il tie town vSso
IA 20 .rr % Biz vile u 10 VS. hanged Di.srctA1"ri'!
Uo.yfspg regards strong point AS< ne' Eis-e tnAJ
when sfornsd o. mo Hurde- hc went IL Sursars -
loon snd ,stpout being gated, Kid. DID not
sii him." The officers Who uHy0 been 90xaged n work
ina IN, the ose 8tI believe t4at Mrs. Guasrr, a. she did
moi k l>r husband knows vLo DID Tho theory o. the
officer ~ at Che coupe lisa alttot quarrel - oisu
*. ~rin.Gis s4leeTt fmpfo.rt llti.L@y "t- -ifs. 1b
81. La lHnsc4. ~c3arux "TA4i"lltt ~ rt1l nc gun
I -.~, s wife wItI .hc bIt over tnr --f' thGi Gle
r~ we'd e injuries hen arm ln Diulln4 III ~ tio6s
ma size ausly J1csoa s-lus; tlc widow, WLtA "4e
sIi.,te1 by blow slH,1 IS hcg. when blow aso 5iCA
III, 10 L rom the yau-hair that Guuscr thcH Cfoppr-
lr, barrel. which was Pgscd up Ds 0fT. Oul"ri no
STRUCK the fatal how NTH 70, iI+t sac h9I' A+E" id
lept tte last " the rne bu sie AMY ma az li
,uoy,t lie .,.3y 90 TIE bod whore a. was found f,cf
liz srI.i vas -.aa and tuat iho galJtrr,l Wa, sdbf
cueuly t@ken sway aAd concealed ~ @is' U1-sr4 b
i.
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Undertaken Daniel Quinn of Ninth-aye. and
Twenty u.,l-.t. found hsse'fIu psoicsmsat -unta,
in Brooklyn. Bchsd ,A4rss of tne durs'. arfng-E-n
o. sarah Kinas cyloreI vsuaE, WHO Did o. ESQ GRO
riorbus. On Greene near HorAton-,t. Two carriage.
1iI-d wish lie friends ~ th, dead woman, followed tao
hes--- cout- body io ty1gc His Cemetery.
WAen they arrived ttere 10 found nat th. rala
t1ye- ,ad only four dollars Nth which % pay the twey,
dollars demanded 5r lse burial by tls cem,iery auftoi
ties. The undertake had Only I've dollar, with him,
tA De offered towards making lap Lac ahuihi Hrt'r
Ihe cas parry o. cO.sed p-rsons Att~nd!l- We're ur
abs ap tarro dollars. ant tIe officials M tf
p!v.. lis refused ~ rec~Te Use BODY, 1r allow the
ucas-o D1ss the gate thc iuler1 Procession went hL
~ Grand street Ferry, arriving There -'me uUe
after dark. Tn~r ile carriages e.rtAmr[ tne tFia.
were course, allowed to FAss blt as Ar Qnn had uo
permit from Oh" bie0klyu Board " Health, DE was
turned ava5 Tho ferry Kate' with -ho ncsIsr.
stranger BraJNiTE. ice knew NOT shat 10 do, sut
application % Police -ersc ant Jotr Brrnnan ~ TIE
Isti ta uu-. 80 i-ei 20 faEe the hniF
~ OBJ Eastern District a -gle. Ilele u remained uuA
yesterday, when t-. Quinn TOOK D. 81 cypress III.
..ri. MS Inferred.
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DULL DAY ~ TnE rEAcn NABKEr

The arrivals Of peaches Oh Sunday, by rail
and steamer, were - $50 baaxets There were trains
YESTERDAY For Boston and other cites sixteen co.ls
went through Receipts 10 thl, point tlis season
o31G2l baskets Very peaches were ef Tor yester
d.y local shippers having syaled leme5vos OF the
special Easorn trans portGou Dy purchasing literally
sunday Soltn Carolina frt has been picsed green
~ Yv,u evenly u crates. and safes moi quick with
the aer serts " Delaware peaches IN market Monday
IS The poorest day in She week Tor the peach trade and
tls light supply dad not have au advancing e1cci upon
D,.ce. Ihc last 81 the crop OF Trolls are coming 90
market. Early N0Tks and goD1 trsWfyrcs gii uoV
rive regularly; the latter a. present come from lover
,.laya.e Mar iaac farmers lave s Uucd all ~ their
I.rra Iots Ofolstiun yesterday ana -lHtsy ~
follows. Crairs 90 81 u for plain - 81 70 81 80
IN IN lul.I nd 81 .cnls - - - fOr prlme
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THE roAy4GE or TIE cAS4Gs.

Az ISCREEsE ~ July OVER LAST YEAR-rHE TOLLS
LKss THAN LAST YEAR.
ALBANY, Aug. 1.-THE accompanying conf
paratye bc OF tonnage Oh the C,na8 during he month
~ July ha. 'ust been compiled in the.uiioFs Office.
It is % great Importance. showing nom an Official
source the whole actual business o. the Canals, gong
both east aud west and Consequently 30 what extent mo
tonnage has really been increased by TIE low tolls Tie
staten nts made weekly by the Produce EXchans' IN
Ncw-Gork merely partial statements representing
only the amounts cleared received % tAD Collectors
Office in Nea-york city and hardly reprcseu. faly tie
condition of business Oh the waterways. The table Is %
follows:
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rRrrAL - Il - -.

Felix Mccarthy Of 40. 20 West Twenty
sevcutl-st. was arrested SUNDAY night by Officer
John Buckley % sic Sixteenth Precinct, aid was ar-
rairnrd yesterday before justice Nandc 81 thc JeLr
SON Market Police Court on ch9rgc 0' feoniou assault
Tho officer who lad sh scratch on Dis check, srr:o
that Mccarthy made desperate as-aut on nm with si
axe. and that lasn Pee cirsDod aIi arrested him.
Hcfr.vs head ,ya8 suathr1 iu lsLdacs, and 81 bore
the MARKS oi aSyng received terrible meat e. the
haD0s o. she officer NsCe-y', statement "as mas Dec
was siding in ms room ou SUNDAY night with few
frieuds singing a8d enjoying himself; that tAc
officer rushed into his room, and, f0arishiug hi-
club. tod him 20 come 20 the stat1aA3nsc
.hai 10 refused 90 80. ard iten tho oGicer
clr,h.1 him i,rgtaIlv ln0ciiD- hiu s-uselres. when
brought 20 tue E'lf.ou--uLsr nr was UNCONSCIOUS We
denied having usc lG against -" officer. NJ having
aas.ued him. several witnesses corrUburttd Use t.s.
.rYuy OF 8cC4rAy. JutSc NaideA ell clGrcrd bun
.ouorabiy and cpiiui1uCDI ihc officer Irt4-tLy tIcu
preferred charge ~ assault ard battery ag.iu.t OWccr
iuck. les, who vss required 90 give $500 bail 70. trAl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14

A letter from Berlin u a gentleman in this
ci;v tells w cSpsrieos OF thiry Ru-eisA families who
ATTEMPTED ~ ct " Brazil account OF the pu.lsh-d
snaouuceniIi tllat Dom Pedro would give eiu4Srtnis
free uafsacc to that country together with 81. Of so
apeoc aud hall ia Tie price 0f Land for their home
si.sIs as -atf!er-. These families were induced ~ he
spcciors promise 70 sell tber Russian property Tor which
very tte could 5e obtained sccoUnt % the business
depress Oh. and % come 70 Berlin, where they Lad
heard a oolainiseioH had been formed which would
arrnnee their afisI8 Tor them. No such commission
existed. however and t>osT1ns 20 Hamburg aud Bro
men the pr1cf. ,eaports Of Germany. brought back
"a. answer tlst the exported oier probably hoax,
aud tnsf no lgoaus existed fOr taking the emgrauts 20
yzl or to any other pace. The oangrauts stu went
onward reachnr Hamburg GA July p IN state q ex
trenr Dissatisfaction They ordered bach u Russia
ny the tborifies bui many unable 20 back an1
49, 90 wandering about the Of HAMBURG suffer
IN greatly frou overy. Tieee people are represented
~ fv rcusffous and frltgsl. 9nd every way dest-
able ~ settlers farming country but ~h4l ore mo
~ lifted in many waye Tor Their reception llh religion
a. Catholic and their IL not It's Rot climate would ro-
be healthy fos l~oe Of thcT temperament, which hnds
enjJYmcnt Cyes IN the Russian winter.
Use NeN-IOri Commissioners u Emigration, no are
unable render tbese people any assistance declare
them 70 De cuincnty nJiGd Tor te farming lSnls o. the
Vest on hieh many Of tber cOuuffy arc dong
we'll The commissioners ASSERT that IL would Dc good
nyeetlnenf fif the Uued states import aucn emil
grams thce ana let them psy their passage money BY
iAstalmcuts.
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Grimes sgt Dayis-Moton granted payment of 30 co.
Costs Of the action 30 Jar iO abide event.
BY Judge Van Brunt.Union TRUSS COMPANY agt Aer
Oliver AIT Gibbs AbIahains AIT BenscnN emDrandum
EDYch Ngfcal'5 spI's Company agL -cliwasY io' -
Motion deniel. In tine matter o. tho heccYersly u
the Z. s. GuanO Company; Cotton AIT Monte -.-rr
enty.hfh-st- Usnissod. COLON agT. MursyBe arlalun
ButiHr e. ~cxtClNOf1n faT'd WITH costa locke 80
costa By moving part, unless deedt1t styaats 10 ow
judgment roll TO BE- nsrd moio h which motion f.ied
WITH so costs. -cr0ier a2 Lre3 toHrinll ff boirr
Motion dnie with 81 costs Mckinley 'gl Johns'n NtL
ler Art BroMn-Dpluions II tia N''i'r - Nrs.ifl--
Searches and as.raeis e should DO annexed rsprf .,
9's. 10 abide eyent Ton Lyek ag- LSagNni1n 1r
granted. mot on FOR allowance. lllnf etc., denied Mltos
ali. sharp think that te Inches has been TOO al 30
making 81 this notion toJusufy me in granting us Hoon
denied.
SPECIAL TRRN-BY JrnsR DosOHrR ketelt-, ag Eet,i.a,
% gi-5 SLED aIcnlncat5 tsiiH % al al .yior
and auothcr-Pnsnc7 signef.
Common Plaqs-Npcciqi Tcrm--By Jubgc Lawrence.
-lulb ag Dod.-In the matter q Dla.oran Jacfoa ari
SandeTset aLappiicaions sFaf'ef in Tie MATES. e q
ChapmsnA ppication iellCf. Case D. asa 2zt Esirl
granted 20 p.antL King AT Nc'auaOlaers entered =
She matter ctc. of Mrrien1 sy Bond .rcr.d
in the penalty Si.po' Eur M sy Lolrrle Respondent
tAng amend aJe, 0n ;pys ~ o. t0 present ossag
anisty the d.-iasef DrfF Az Lame
denc'.e decision. STARK at. RsubA-ec nos1Urnai
Der Danlsc Fr Aorn -si. Iie ir4si'ts NJ fle -
dsnrd Knit 20 .g kHinrnA fidavif 81 ~
"a II .lI nj
Ntngstfr it9iert" 'fffd 20 'a" nt'fi N gfL % D. al
THO New YORK aj,errrr - .uuf1 fsUy u
ii - ans oihert Ie Corporation having custody % tis
BOOKS E not party ip iis asiioH Aplfi denied Jack.
4gi Gail Affidavit lu SO llIlh taf ,culf's OBJ llF.
uiiJI. Ibs EfW fOrs SO Insurance company alf lss
81 aLApptoaiicH grant q on terms see Ineuo' ln.unL
by judge Van 10 n1.;l agf. b.cxas ilrr of ar-ss
vacated. Fov Hg IuctOt We f:r. Haraulf -
Culnann.-keDoss "a oshne, lnd - modified confirmed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
Asp1RANTs FOR MIR. FREELANDs PLACE

The investigation of the charges against
Collector Frocaud OF Brooklyn by Revenue Agent Brooks
does not court publicity Since the preliminary inquiry
at the Asor House few days ago the prooeedngs any,
have been secret. gentleman who has had ample OPP
portuny TO obtain correct information said yesterday
tina. Collector Freeland now preparing adavits III
answer to the charges that number OF sidayits had
been presented against the collector claiming that nun
drols OF men had been written down "absconded' on
the Office books, who were now living in Brook
lyn, some OF them Icing wealthy. 81 have
good reason for thinking" said this gentleman,
THAT the Collector will not be proven dishon-
est by this investigations while number OF his deputies
will. The report ia likely open up many interesting
things the subordnates do not like to see daylight
The Investigation Will probably require good part OF
the week perhaps by Friday Saturday Mr. BROOKS
task viii be ended"
Gen. Edwin l. Hayes OF Brooklyn, the possible sue
cessor of Mr. Frocllnd If The latter removed said TO
TRrBsE reporter that ho had mado any cAor for
the COLLECTORS removal He had applied first for posi-
ton in the Custom House and then, no vacancy cX
listed there the Office Of Chief OF the Revenue Marine
he ne. with 10 better fortune in his second attempt
political friend in Washington wrote 90 him IN May
that ne position Of Collector IN hs district would soon
he vacant ~ Mr.. Frerand5 resignation had heen re
qucsted by she Commissioner OF Internal revenue nc
then applied the place simply ~ ihe event 81 va
csncy. know nothing 81 the truth OF the recehi
charges" said General Hayes, and THINK only mem
cheney can he proved against Mr.. fro"iand. doh I
think the charges have been rumpcd up IN my interest
became acquainted with Mr.. Silyrruan when vas IN
Washington. and the amusing sketch published IN The
TRIBUNE kit MIN OF nicely. can't undo rstand NJ mo
tive prefrrrng charges. or course no wogdnt 90
il without lining his pockets somewhat On not ware
that any has promised him money certainly nave
not"
Gen HAYES IS q second cousin OF President Hayes ana
served through the IN twcnty-Oae engagements. ne
under nearly all the notcd officers of The west ana
I'm the fa OF 1863 taken prisoner n East tennessee
aud confined in Libby Prison ish months. lie
hold any GoFcTnmcnt Office except pOstinast4a'ip I
Fulton County, Oho.Hbere nc WAS merchant loi many
years before the Rebellion His application FOR the posi-
tiOu of Collector iud0raod hy Gen Cox OF ono cen
Garfield. GOV. IIaItTauft ana many other men 81 Als
position and influence. D.,
stated yesterday that STEPHEN 3. French had sad
that De has also y candidate fUr the tOectrTrnpi ma
TIE Office offered him three ye,rs ago d. Ifesueh
Grant: that lac went TO Washington three years a-o
and ssld bc did not want the place untl the beeche
scandal had blown over. o. the removal OF DR. rec
land might bc msCOustIued by tbe enemies OF III.
Egechgr.
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,-yTAxRp RAILROADS. IN BRooSIyS.

John 5. Fowler of Auburn, :. G. Hadley OF
Waterloo ant Fsmes A. Briggs q 1roosyI, u the state
Ros-d Of Ass.s-ors engaged Yesterday compsr-
INK The values Of property IN Brooklyn a. assessod by
theusevcs With those lxoi b. TIC CITY Assessors. II
was found that the estae sssessof nearly 81 its
n.l value Tho members oi tie bae Board reYgAed The
city Assessors because railroad corporations had
been allowed 80 ~ free ~ taxation. CulveTs Prospect
Pax aud GOncy Island Railroad for Instance, which IL
sat TO yield profits, does moi pay cent Of
faA The sane ~ Gunther'6 BrvoS IN, Bath sud
C0ney Island Railroad. the stock OF which Is ea4d ~
amount " hall million Of dollars.
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CONDUCTORS As CONSPnATORS.
ARREST OF RAiL0YEs OF THE SECOND AVENUE
RAILROAD.


RAILROAD.
Twelve warrants IOr the arrest OF COR
e-r of the sec.nt Avenue Rsi.-oNd we're .Fusd yrs-
t-,y by Justice Flsumsr g. TIE lorAF-ie Police Caart,
mon t'r affidavit ~ H. H. WOo.s -cctArJ Of the Com
pauy III. ,.sous.t conductors charged wish Ger
s3.r,cv The .olsHng sasn vc-s ttGon iut1 cust2dT
Ca.ri,s Kent Jsass Johnston, Frederick Johnston.
John TAo4a.sou. David Csgan, and George W.
Keeler Inc sm14yt of ar. Woods rsoites he
nature ana 0l4su Of lAs alleged c1u~p.rstey.
William L. ABBOT, ID 80. l4) 4st Iu-ty-Sec 'nd Sc. il
l.s sGiIat or3Do-stoo tie s.atoaenis made hy By
Woo,ls ana explains tL- uiS,lfr in sLe1 She ra lsd
ooml,a.y ias boaa saiuiod Ht ssJs: CO. CON
drctOr OF sHia second Avenue Railroad COMPANY About
one ,gee. a-u t&d o.I-c ~ dep9H.Et whilst de o-
u,ut Va, GA ls CO.. a. OacAunt4od and nineteenth a.
and sad DO you san 30 make any money! u 30, I
en- DOT you ou - raod racket tadl tlG. Hs rcQcd
'To-molgow iig.J ! Su blius HAN around 10 show
VIM Yt. us1t risi,t - (,l- NAV came On q -
oa-,if ou .- car Harlem sud SAID, CONE over %
Th'rf-zNe an0 / VIII r-yE lyi tSils nov. Del5at 30
Neut ui, IIa. AID t-eu met ut $50 - t-uoiAcf OF
tae ALLEGED c,-- -nr.foI~ls we tnrr nfhf I'D q H. Pc
i.-.r ..l..,r t-f.-. said took dcpI4tnis punch.
,r,eiie.s Ia gs.d s.u,rcc g. work 10 -..
ne fare iia1a ana Ae~cd nc Ia, Toe
skcy a. inc fai Of die cLe4 Of punch ~tc lAfp ne
roc ghgi u-CTsSsTr -Aft could l-iral re ast
oosiuAly. De tu tOld sepoG1at tbai oach ~oEauctor
of 10 road rlOu,C o. Al lsC sIl ~ - week ol-
q he iroacy a. Jc .,clca froll said oompauy sud
ai.o sd faaf ttIV colAys Gtion 81 sea- from s-a
ooml4uy TO-, lns-.us 81 sid altered punchea.'
Tae ua..,s O.ltt~1 faOrc ~ t1 cuAtplfaiofs LQ
yrt a-ss,ci. Ine rsirasd pauy 60 40. desire 10
- To- prsoHers sere upon paroi Il i4o re-
C4ts, Of ilc comp cJhlSei'
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Articles marked INNS in the Free List "a Iof7.
1t will thus be that he total increase VI tonnage
durin the month has been 1881 tons, while The tolls
IN n a57 at % During the month ~ Nay the total
tonnage WAS As5.273 against 5lO,222 last yeas. In
lime the tonnage was 6S5.56O. against 6i6,sN lsst
year In Nay the tolls fell Of S93670 "a, and IN Jane
siO5332 81 over the corresponding months Of last year.
These with the report of July, may accurately Indicate
how heavily increased the tonnage must Do to return
tolls ADEQUATE to the Constitutional requirements Fol-
lowing Is the total OF tonnage for the present
and last up 10 the end or jury; IN l''o'
was 17O3 $50; in 1877. 500 SO, Increase during
ne season of only 1861 3j tons upon au aggregate OF
over a million aud "a half and nearly oue-hah Oi the
,son il gone The total Apt Tor tolls L. te end OF
luly i'm both wears stand follows: In lHlb, FDoz-
75S 49, in ST. 1905 947 80, decrease OF >2oohio -
uuon an aggregate OF half million, or nearly ~
per cent. Under the circumstance the tonnage A. ~
present reported VIII have TO DC doubled To return TIC
required d 200 900 in tolls at the end VI the season.
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cALENDARs-Tms DAY.

STPRENR CIgEl-CH OWEgs-EAS Bli Nr J.
~ .MacKcYto al. AlgIoa. ~ solomon AZ. Preston.
20. BurisAo q RAYMOND. :Ii Brown Az. Simpson.
l2f BriIri-D 1t. lr.. 1875. Gage Hgi. lamb
I9i. Luliaiu AZ. C0ll.ft go. .~frloi TAT Kcfilg
lob. .Srwaaa ~ fiuiitIan. 60. s,f. Tito j. ull
2Ji Hewitt 90. u.g. b.IcA.As 90.
GfnERAr e7ssIgN--pari l-efrrET tsn. William Iflr.
ban Bnckufr robbery; Franz GDdta John Galaga.
John HfdC, John Dttn, AIIrN 1tp, JaWo Davis, Nasr
81 minrs, Achtel oNei James Murray, tnarts fNfi,
burglary Mc.lel B0y'4u, Barnard Doigy, john layio.
fI lu l1lf sEd tgfftrr Henry Dean. rland c
Michael buras iasr preencrs Aibert a. Hllresie. pt
lsfocny; JO iIA, DAWN tOIull-. iIlisa li joan -.
Mo0rcr, Caroline ifru.er David rtrlil g o.farne NNl.
James McCauu. PAN Waiter, John hugo" Anlt aiI '.
terry sOIA smith, William MaI samuel Bt4u Co. l-II.i
uI. i-irn sinit larceny ron tlo porsoa 1i@. Nl,
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SHIP NEH S.
PORT OF NEw-YoRk. Az
III Ia Red

PORT OF NETWORK .....-............. .. AUGUST 10
CLEARED.
steamship Cornwall tBr), stamper, Bristol Eng W. D.
steamship Andes Hughes Pertauprinee, Pim' ForToOa
steamship Wyoming (Br, Jones Liverpool VIA Queenstown
Stan hin sslesnora Johnson Portland J. p Ames -
steamship Eliza, Richards philadelphia PENN 'A"
Brig Charles A. Heard Br). Wallace st John p r. Ian
BafS c. A. Lntlencid. carsw Dunedin, wilmington Ana
RAJ Naoso Monao sSvaTse Naples Italy Funeh Edyes
Bark stO (NOr Rogue Bordeaux, France, Punch Eeys~
Bark Baus CNOr Jensen. Esnore Punch EdyeS Co o,.v
Brig gEiOro (Il. Rugpen. Naples Italy, L~ui0' ''"
Bas Atlantic Laufan. BridsetOwn, Bar IL Ir0Sends''
schr Mary f. Douglass Ron Para Brazil O. Amsinea@oS
sohr Harust Corum, bridgeport Conn., Ii. W.
schr Marce Edwards Douglass Jacksonville fla w.
IS Sem IL? Pointer Dill. B..ton, cn.s Tuigs PATTY,
schr Gertrude T. Smith. Jameson, Puerto CapeAO !" -
Brown & Co.
Steamship vadsrland tBss Nistels AntwsIp' ,uy
with and lol passenger 70 Geo Cotton s,rs
shclbnine \. 5. is DAY, out 2th. at to.9' iia- o.
steamship city Of Austin Chester erps s9 Via a4 %a.s
Ard passengers TO G. II Mallory q Co. %
f, %1.I SS q s.s ss
the Banks with light winds and cans ane naen .uu .
,s ssB c f,gs CO sssr f0p'' Bremen o d
Brig Nordbon (Swedl BJorhm&nn, Rio Jautu1 W -"
vim Coffee 10 A IL Solomon vesscl 70 Master A
Bsrs Thor lNorl Jansen. Dundalk. % dya IN pAuss$
Punch Edge a Co. - -. x.x- x.v n
An balast 10 Brett son Anchored AZ sandy H9oA S'
ordsrp y.,. q
ballast 20 Chas Luling Co Anchored o. Sandy h0sA
Sarf rb.s. SAWYER M..xA July n vita truia a. -
der yos>el 10 Upper Bcattel
i wss TslPS s ysa s;s .i ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WAsUINGTON Aug 13.-Chief Engineer j. II.
long has been ordered tho Swatar In place " cher g
nerr Fletcher Wilson dctsohed from that vessel and paced
an waiting orders Cgrti, has been del achel ron
ina Passac ordered 70 the Essex ~ Hampton Nls
sster Martin Hall has been detached from the Essex ana
placed on sick leave -, A..
The sailing vessel Portsmouth laid mp AZ TIE Aae
Island NAVY Yard thoroughly repaired ala sent 70
he Atlantic by the rst OF November next Tor duty %
thi, side ~ tho continent 49,.
Connodore Daniel AmmeH Chief OF the Bureau Of NaYe@
ton at the Navy Department left here last night ior
cence r. L. 10 attend the OF the Advisory Boa VI e
Rhode Island Commission which meets there % nor
IN. or Board Commodore Aniueh, ~.
; ~ Warren, gtneor Corps U. > A. and FTo IeAlJ
,t..tf 81 H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
,vE<,c1 ARDEN VINO GOT 4 DIVORCE.

Stephen Dram OF BrOoAlyn persisted in the
tSealr IRE LIST year. lie ler $1,000, ana Nary Dram
acted administrative, claiming 10 be OEams widow"
GRAMS brother. and sister petuoHe TO nave the order
appointing TIE claimant - Administrative s0t asde on
te around Cat sue maiIiod 10 smother 81 tho
ans ise married Dram. The evidence showed that she
W., married 10 Gsorge Houshen IA SO fEat abe after
wards sas separated nom nor Eus1End Tor i've yere,
-li.i ST.. Supposed lin dead $40 Ia married Dram.
subsequently HOIhtru. MS roufo, obtained divorce
rom .f. surrogate Daley Yesterday decided that the
. ter IN Srrg.e was void, and therefore Nary o. am could
81 c.a. 49, ss~le VI 80 estAt d "a AeA Dram IS Ms
low. AID The order appointing Aor administrator vas
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
REMOVAL OF CONDEMNED FRUIT.

Sanitary Superintendent Day complained at
the Police Central once yesterday that the work Of the
Iosuotors Of Fruit embarrassed Ivy the refusal Of the
street Cleaning Department - dispose OF condemned
matter Captain Gunner who has charge OF the sroot
Cleaning Bureau declared that IN 1874 the power OF this
denartmeut was 50 curtaed that II now called upon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-14
AN ILLICIT STILL sEIZED.

An alarm Of lire from No. 262 Greenwich
81 on sunday evening led officer Feeney to enter the
rooms on the third door OF the building Instead OF Ind
INK family apartments, AS lac expected, he discovered
cnmure dI.Uery OF seventy eighty gallons capacity.
Iue stil was nird with mash ana everything in-
dicatcd that II had just ceased operations william
Duudru who IL said have rented the ar
rested on the street tho building lie denied all
,nowleIge OF the stall wac taken before ComL.4s-
siouer Shields aud held IN 81 900 bail