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New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
COMPETITORS FOR \ CADETsHIP.

Fourteen young aspirants for military hOnOrs
assembled at tine Grand Street Grammar School yester
day afternoon upon the invitation of Congressman
Nicholas Muller 10 compete for cadetship at west
Point from tic Firth Congressional District Their names
are as follows: John McGrath Grammar School NO D {;
George p Ahern and p W Oberne, St Patncks Paro-
chial School Neil Sullivan Grammar School No. "a !;
NJ Kinster ard Thomas FConney Grammar School NO
a. Charles A. Minnie (colored Grammar School No %
John Long Patrick Clancy, John Barber. Joseph Woods
and Albert j. Bader ST. Peters j. W. Mccarthy, Gram
mar school No. 90 Frederick v b. Goodwin, NO. 30
All passed the phygcd examination except. j.
W Mccarthy while VI. Kinster and Thomas f. Connelly
were rejected on account OF their youth The Govern
mont reoues that each cadet shan he over five feet
ligh sound physically, withno deormties' ana
III, arcs OF seventeen and twenty-five The rejected
candidates were permitted To remain and test Their aD-
inv by undergoing the usual examination III arithmetic
urlisi grammar history, geography, speng aud Ied-
Irg Dr. A. ~ Merrill, Trustee of the First Ward, mace
the h,sicai examination O the candidates The wltoh
,xin.natIon on the subjects named was conducted Dy
lr Samuel Ayres Vic, Principal OF Grammar SehOo NO
58 Brother CbronOn, Newark Priest, aud Di; A. ~.
Merrill II was thought by the Committee that Two or
trce dqvs would required for thorough reading OF
tc papers before the OF the successful cahuate
be
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
ur,RpER AND LYNcHrNG IN KANSAS.

ATcHIsoN, Aug. 20.-On Sunday evening
Bn" scroggs worthless fellow, living near Oak HIS
in this county shot and instantly killed j. Oyphant an
old aud prominent citizen Three years ago scrogg'
coped with and married n daughter OF MI ONpnahts
subsequently he abused wife shamefully, and she
Iit him returning to her fathers house, where she mas
since lived. On sunday evening ScrOggs went Uo MI
o phanis house and asked his wiie Mr. Oyphant
refused to admit and ScrOggs drew pistol aud iIed
te bal striking Mr.. Olypnnt the rgnt breast lnic
ing a wound which terminated fatally III u snort Tune
Sroges al once started for Oak Hills, but was soon over
taken v party OF four who attempted 10 arrest
him He refused to Suonit TO arrest ano fired on the
parfy the ball striking John Gra respectable farlner
IN the left breast killing him instantly. Scroggs then
vent TO tne residence of Mr.. Waddell, justice OF the
neace and surrendered himself. TGis morning at $50
O'clock party Of men went Waddels house, where
Scroggs Was confined took him out to the hills and
hanged hlm.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21

mand of Capt. NJ. Kiefer. and l42 from me me
7ist under command OF Capt. A. l.. Webber lhe
weather was such afford every advantage Tor goou
shooting aud the comnlaidanis were III eV.ry way
satisfied with the results. or those from me w heg
mcnt 90 qualified 10 shoot az the 300 ann foo l@aru @
ranges, 27 from the 1lth. and ~ from !he si; rne
shoS were allowed eacn range, admllilns Oh poS
sbe 80 points nj both serg steele oi the lst scoie
total of a. The largest OF the day aud Col snattnch OF
the same regiment, 40 while the t"tals OF
80 aud upwards made long list. mayor orlls
OF the 1lih scored Al, did also ffiVate
Weyrich of the The marksmauShin oi me nitm-
the lth Regiment not good ana 1I tn9Se
present only two qualified To wear the regnental harks
inanshp badge-prlYatcs Thaumauch aid D. Btady' VINO
scored respectively 80 and 80 points.
The first arrivals at the r}ge yesterday morning VIZ
r. g. Eyrch and Williams Arms OF the New orleans tine
Team. II had been proposed tnat the team snoulu 20
into practice yesterday. but the members Nmnlns
that The ranges would given to me mii'ary
during the day, postponed team practice uhtii 10
dsy Mr.. Eyricl and Mr.. Arms boih hrru sew
eral shots at the different ranges the fornef even al
sighting shots securing builseyes with SURPRISING re
quency They seemed much pleased with the range ana
expressed conf ths1 the team would DO ptti man
ever witn the advantages range and slrrounalgs, as
compared with their In the south TIE entire tea
will attend for practice to-day. The American hne l
will also begin practice to-day, and cont'Dns @ upon
Tuesday and Wednesday Of each week up 10 te lie W
the International match. During the day there VIII De
match bet the rifle team Of the list Regiment anu
that of the Washington Greys tcaNalryJ.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
THE sUNDAY-sCHOOL ASSEMBLY.


CLOSING DAY OF THE MEEING-LEcTURE BY DIR.
LYMAN ABBoIT-DR. DEEMS on SCIENCE AND
RELIGION.
FAIR POINT, n. Y, Aug. 20.-This Is the last
day OF the Cnautauqua Sunday y-schOol Assembly. Al
$50 this morning DR.. Vincent presided over confer
the International Lesson system AT this CONFER
ence 290 schools were represented
At IL o'clock the Rev. Lyman Abbott DID,, OF New
York the editors OF The ChriSdn Ca'on leetured
Oh Why do 1 teach in the Sunday school"
At O'Clock this afternoon the Rev. c. f. Deems, DID,
of New Yor pastor the Church of the Strangers ana
editor of me SudayschOO Magazine, iectured on the
BiDe aud Modern Science. The Doctor stated that he
was not a teacher student OF modern science further
than TO possess the general knowledge possessed by
scholars Bible illustration Of the principle OF
survival OF tn, htcs One unavoidaby assumes that
all things had beginning; evolution Itself assumes TINS
should all study nature and the BlOe thofuuSh4.
Every Ihan should say: "Who u afradF Ii II gool
I'D when clock ticks, Wheu cats uOWl
the fence. The believer in the Bible should never t
scientific facts. Such investigators as Iyndal ana iuN
ley should have the largest liberty in the pursuit. OF ,c
title truth. Preachers should not speak ndecOfousy O
these men; neither should students OF theology be
sneered They must also be allowed 10 pursue to.r
Investigations. There are many changes III the ie,tu
ing Of the rocks ia the readings OF the rooe inc
gospel of Jesus Christ hangs on something more soia t
the centre Material system The grave ques,lOh
of modern tOugnt il this How men Ot science 10
reconcile their IDEAS with established regou' uuth
I'm aI researches it will found that ali true religion
and a true science agree In mis- argument on ctcdtio
Tynda SAYS "A life must be the issue Of anteccdeht
lie" Illustrating another Doint, Prof. PROCTOR claims
this month that the constellation OF the upper WI" oe
broken up The Bible says: The Heavens are wa1iag
lasg a
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
DESCENT ON A DoG-PIT IN NEWARK.

Chief of Police Mills Of Newark learned
about 5 O'Clock last evening that doS-tSht was III
progress at Ely Mockridges Boulevard House on fre-
iiughl.ysen-ave lie Immediately took squad OF eight
men, but before he reached the scene warning was gwen
to those present some 200 number and they ned IN
every direction Sixteen of the party, were a
rested and one the dogs captured The hgh was
b,sween Brooklyn aGd Newark dog ana lho pIlce
of admission bong IL. A large number Ol those
uresent were from New York and BrOOKyn, most Oh
whom cscaued One of the spectators is prominent
hu,ine,s Inau Varnish manufacturer OF Mulbcrfy-sI
Newark Several OF the party were cN STATE PRISON con
yicts Tie following the names O the prlsOels -
II Shipnau varuish manufacturers No. 347 Mulberry
ST. Stephen Gallery, No. 266 Ncw-JcIsey R'llroad-aNe
Charles woodward, No. pa Pane-st. Edward C0nVer'
No / : Baukst. Edward Mcdonald No. 60 sanIord-st
Wiuougnby Jolly, No 40 NicbOls-s. John NJ tidLiha
gan. 40 l29 Badwn-st Thomas WebD, Downihg-str
Matthew Finnegan. No 329 Market-St, hdWalu ran
uerv No. 328 MaTkest. james COyne, pIlZeghlef iast
Fair->t. and New-Jersey Rallroad-aye james \: How
arth No. lS5 Bruenst., Ephraim Reed. 40 residence
VIM Gordon. East Now York, VIM. Young BeheNlue' ely
NJ, M,ckr.dgc FIclnghuyscn-a'e The names GI stStitu
Others are known and they viii be arrested TIE offence
i ndctabe under NcwJersey Law. aud the agents o
thc society for Prevention OF Cruelty To Animals VIII
prosecute the offenders.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
rrNERAL oE rHOMAs COOPER CAMPBELL.

The funeral services of the late Thomas
Cooper Campbell who died at Alexandria Bay Thousand
lands on Thursday, were held yesterday morning al
g,,uitv Chanel iu West TWenty-hfth-st. Around the
eoin were offerings OF flowers including large cross,
wreath and bed - cala ies aud uberoses the latter
,br gilt OF Corporation Counsel whitney The services
we're conducted by tine Rev Dr. Muicahey of st. PauPs
Church assisted by the Rev Dr. Weston OF st. Johns
Chanel The body conveyed 10 GREENWOOD Cemetery
for burial Among those present III the enuren were 'ne
,,r ~ tl,, Toininauy Central AssOciali ion, headed
~ CofonCl Richard Croker; John Kelly Augustus SceI
a otnas Dnuiap nator Wagssr. AsSeilb yman EccleS
% Ifices llfy and Kilbreth, County ClclE tnmhlcton
Lei q stevens Commissioner of Charities TRomas =
Ere,,au tnc Aldermen Lewis, Pmroy, snleids, iuomey
lOl n ~
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
RrslNESS TROUBLES.

The creditors of Adolph Steinberg, clothing
manufacturer at No 81 Walkerst have accepted com
,st,iou Of 20 cents Oh the dollar The Liabilities
S63l1O 43.
George H. Wolf Co., wholesale dry goods dealers In
Cincinnati with a New-YOrk agency al No. III Wortsi
have settled with their creditors The firm failed owing
siiS 600 of which 100000 due Cor merchandise
srd 5e 600 10 banks and bankers. The settlement l.
for 81 cents the dollar payable IN hve equal install
euts at two four, s.A, esit ana Ten months iOspec
tycly, tie last two secured.
a,,t "a (;oorcc Wooster HIS assets SlS,O41 5S,
d his i,ies SOS 76S rs. The schedules. were filed
Vcsferdav In the Court OF Common Pleas.
= " Raner dealer I'm groceries No IS Veseyst.,
has assigned his property c. W. Herman. According
a. ne seized lies filed Court OF Common peas Ll
oesefs are II l2l 92, ana hs liabilities amount 10 Sl1
~ on
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
THE LouIsvlLLE CLUB BEATEN.

About 900 persons, including many ladies, wit
messed the tenth game of the championship series
celebrated Louisville club which leads in the race io he peu
nsnt and the HarOrds Of BrookyD on the UhoD "4ou'
YESTERDAY The Louisville club is considered the suonses'
batting nine In League and as IL has t laIklh es
with every game IT has played asansi hne ~
tis season the HartiOrds were snort e S'i 10
York Who SICK the raj expedition wa tua. the
ySouId The game opened AT
oc latfords al the bat In the hsl lh'e, ~
Inns I Ruroc and ferguson helped by errors OF iasnc
aud Craver Harf0rjs tcOred one run Inc I3usNl
men .n IN and alf!iongn Latham lei OF with base mt
lie SIDE was easily put out without scoring Ine ,
than during any of the games TINS seson ana W
fourth attn seventh, and nhth innings, bl cies
OF Eulock StI Ferguson and Csssi ~ added loi iaI
runs 10 their The Lousvles in this game Wee cto %
hit Larkins curved delivery, and were on sa''a , Iy
being "blankcd" by HOdwOlths bal thio" ion -
field, Fergusous head at ,d oaae, wtIn s and
runner cross the homepate. The hafioius , "
outlcled strong opponents, and won sn tasS S c
bv score of to BardOck Fergus1n and Aison u 80 80
best heting hoe club, while Casslay an an. ,ad
led at The bat. the visitors, GerDard and S5 el i
off the honos in telGng Latham leading at III. Dat fo'"
ing IL the by innings; - 49,, -., o., o.t Total
hd@laSiile.. haTlfSEH. ..... ! .,,ni,
Umirr Mr. Ducharme OF the Hudson Cluni runs eare
Hartford hits Hartford, IL L9uisylr n ,i Of
errors opponents, Hartford b LOulsNle' - YIN" "
game, hours aud 80 minies.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
OUTDOOR WORSHIP.
OCEAN GROVE CAMP-MEETING.

A DAypREAK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY DIR. HANToN-
LECTURE on INDIA AND AFRICA BY THE REV.
WILLIAM TAYLOR.
fFKoM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF TUE tk'buSh'I
OCEAN GROVE, n. j., Aug. 2O.-This morn
ing the first daybrcak-meeing was heid IN the iaoor
pacle and WAS conducted by Robert Andrews a large
congregation beng present Al y a. m Two h'e''"so
were held one Biie-meeting In Dr. "oods ten'' an"
the other an exporience-meetng in the Tabernacle the
latter was conducted by Bishop Peck OF California nv
1890 IN. the pavilion was crowded TO oVerho""s "
hear the Rev Dr. Thomas J. Hanlon. President OF INC
Pennington Seminary, New-Jersey. Aiter singing '"o
5OOth hymn. and prayer by the Kew n H. bi'eHs VI
Philadelphia, DIR. Uanlon took his text loh' ,ne "'"
chapter OF Ephesians and part Of the eigheehh Noo
. Rrt he filed with the Spirit" He commenced by snow
ing what difference there is among Gods people after
they have been converted aud how important IL II Tor
all Christians to speak of Gods goodness to them e
showed what constituted belief lie claiineu tnh
very few be found who do not DeleVe IN ,nIisI ~
every 90 out 100 believe the Lord Jesus CHRIST but
ii only fifty per cent belief lie wanted 10 se .n
all have lundTef yer cent belief then all would nave
more joy aad happiness lie DeneVei III goou' H.. the
work in Christianity, but he regretted To say that ele
majority Of those who profess Christ 90 niue Hr 10 %
IN tact they have lttle or no communion n d W. tbnn me
soul must be fled with the spirit 0t Goa; te1 M ., a
Christian VIII out into tie highways ana 90 M nUus
are converted Christ in their youthful days nc % '
eved every minister On the platform td s5e
yatiou before the age of tweBy-one lie pi9treo .e
life of Christian and e0mpars4 ~ WI" H. ossd Nv
Showing what consIitute the fruit oi ChsI ana no"
to obtain it, ,teu - po,,hav
India gave a very interesting discourse on hls EEc's ~
India and Africa. lie first gave description Oh v w.
eutres the character of the people ther nOIe OF nv.
Ing his work establishing missionary stations th, III
Tie bands he gathered together when now iosn ,atEe
conVregations all true believers in the faith of Christ
Tins evening 1880 the Rev. Dr. Ballard viceffcsueh1
the Ocean Grove Association. wiil plcach. ...
Tie Summer home OF TIE Philadelphia orphan ihstit-
ton located a Park, will DC dedicated on IuescaV
afternoon August Il, 1871 III whch humocr " 'i''
tcrs will take part
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
RAILWAY FREIGHTs APPORTlONED.

Commissioner Fink, who has charge OF the
railway appOrtionmen scheme, III conversation Win
TRIBUNE reporter yesterday, said that he was not au
torized bv the Trunk lines 10 state what amount OF
freight had been exchanged by the various lines since
the combination was made the LIST OF July last lie
himself did not know any why the figures should
be withheld from publication. He would, however, say
that of an tie freight that had been shipped from New
York by the Trunk lines since July about ten per cent
was exchanged and Of this per cent, seven or over
fwofbiris mad been given out by the New NOk central
The Trunk line officers claimed To have received NOR
, tini at the Wabash and Toledo, Peoria ana Warsaw
Rniroad Companies bad issued orders prohibiting any
more cutt l OF rates t1Ose roads on business orig
mating at points the srab03ld ana points l>ast VI
Cleveland PIttsburg ana Wheeling.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
DISEASES OF MEN.

The Importance Of tho system power ss
ana deat and the direct bearing which 10 has human hap
phesr thoroughly recoguized lts capabilities, Moderate
uses the danger OF overaxng H. whether through thOngh
study, 0 Intense mental application bv the
dngence OF The appeites and propens proper subjects
ot consideration. When the system deranged
absolutely promptly advice
who Tor long SERIES of has devoted his Whole
and attention TO this study aid who from his experience aud
practice has learned 10 discover At the and
promptly apply the remedy thus avoiding the painfully
feeling after the truth 10 the inexperienced
annoying IN the patient who, very naturally wants 10
know without delay what IL the the
neni the probabilities OF recapeation, aud tie ere
quIed.
II the brain exhausted by Intense app
cation, depryng n ~ the power OF connected thought
only its strength by being properly fed aD nOurehed
by the Of certain systematic methods IL precisely the
with the that preside organic life Te vans
Of this DaDch Of medca practice scarcely be Overrae
for reaches marriage the pc2c u2iion OF family names tho
securing Of hereditary titles aud the retention OF eztass
the same family.
From long and large experience In this direction, have
been able to command by The thankful appeca
ton 81 o. the first fenes In the city and nation and
communicate much ~ pertains 10 the over exercise OF
department OF the system and The ~
covering ts powers whether OF oIa appetite prOpeDsy,
or passion
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
rArAI. oIrAKREL BErMEEN TRAMPs

OLD ORCHARD BEACH, Me-, Aug. 2O.-Yes-
tereay afternoon four who were ounging about
the railway station quauelled as to which city in the
limited States was the for trps to obtain square
meals" Charles Miller expressed an opinion III FAVOR OF
New orleans which 50 enraged Aleck Patterson who
contendei for Boston, that e drew knife aud plunged
it into Mer's back near The right shoulder-a ade, IN
fictnc severe not fatal INJURY. All OF the tramps
immediately arrested.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
MR.. HARDNG's SUICIDE.

George NJ. Harding, a brother of Thomas II.
u.r.e who committed suicide OF Saturday, arrived IN
,, cty from st. Louis Yesterday with his ~ie and two
,b,la,ep Mr. Harding said TO a TRIBUNE reporter thHt
!, v impossible for rim 10 make any statement about
what hs course would he relative 10 his brothers az
iirs as lie entirely Ignorant oi lhen' "Is
,, l sister WAS in charge Of the cottage at Onehun-
d uinilst and the Boulevard, lately occupied by
q; toad man Mr. wood. he former houseLeeper. mas
80 away after stalims ia answer 10 MIS- NeedAaln
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
SHOOTING AT CREEDMOOR.

The ranges at Creeamoor were devoted al
most exclusively tho National Guard rife practice yes
terdty the day allotted 10 the lett wing OF the Second
Brigade Of Gen vilmsr's command Including detach-
ments from the 3th llth and 7lst Regiments There
were present the 9Th Regiment 1856 men under
paud Of Capt Krklad, II from toe llth, under
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
THE CHARGES AGAINST AUSTIN LEAKE.

The committee appointed by the " lnde-
pendents" of the vlh Assembly District Republican
Association to investigate the charges of mafeasance
AGAINST President Austin Leake met last evening al NO
2I7 sprng-st. to give MI Leake an opportunity 10 'e
fud himself but he not present 1t was dtcided 10
ir.ost,fe the charges however. The first charge rs
mn - Mr. Kelley had been appointed stenOgrapher III
II,- 1,as 10 The effect that Mr. Leake had SID mat
,ry VAS rot resident Of the district As the necessary
wnssce abs Mt tho investigation was pos'poheo
uuli lttpAt
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
REFORMATION OF JUVENILE OFFENDERS.

According to statistics furnished by the
Prison Association Of New-York, 2,6ll children under
sixteen years OF age and Gj9l under twenty years were
imrsmod in this city last year. This made percent
age of 1872 on the total city commitments for the year.
Jnp refIultory institutions saved S,l2O children iOih
criminal life OF this numbel the Cnldrens Ad society
and its twenty industrial schools cared for 3379 Ihc
ratio of commitments of youthful criminals m TINS city
has decreased since 1861, While throughout The country
file ratio has increased. T1s result her. Is "roned 10
thc efforts OF the many charitable and leOrnHtory Ds
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUrs IN
BROADWAY.
Sam rs Noon. 81 80 N. % Midnight TO-
Highest dnrIng the day, 81. L1we.. %
Average 77. Same day. 1876, 74A
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Nec- York Hoici-Gen. NJ c. Butter OF South car, Caro-
lima Gen r. NJ B Young and Gen. W. = Walker OF "roiRa
and Daniel O. Morcy ~ NswOriosn- WinHsor tigst-
Agernon = Paddock Of Ne1r,sks r'tm r. ~
Iog-Geu Christopher &. Augur OF L. = Army sen W H.
McMllen OF Louisiana, aud Oliver Am's oi Noiln Eon
Mass ST. James H0tef-Assistant PostnasleIp'hefsa
Thomas J. Brady HOFFMAN H0Oss-E senator Dane r.
Wood of D.ats HottILe keN D tsIe' %
OF Cbarieston buckingham Hotet-shney A. fsr
child o Cazcnovia. N. Y..-.-. ccmdn ne2lgS w
=. Army Grdad H0f-tn j. -tilckeI JchA'nS
of Baltimore. -. Eoereu Hotts,-EdSin Booth
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
A hight WATCHMAN STABBED.

As Michael Collins, night watchman was
securing an uufastc-cd ZOO ~ No. i7s srveutD-iye
early Yesterday morning. he attacked by Thomas
ttyim of 44S EELti-aNc ,,1lnr received three de- y
gasb.s ul0di the head FIynn about the wrist
whether 10y him eli or Collins l- not known. Both
ale iu the sewYvrk Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
GERMANY AND THE PORTE.

LONDON Tuesday, Aug. q, 1877.
The German squadron has gone to SalOnica in con-
sequence of the release of the officials who were i'm
plicated III the murder of the Couslls.
The Powers, at the request of Germany, are re-
ported to have agreed upon "A common protest TO the
Porte concerning the release of the murderers
Reuters Berlin telegram confirms the report that
the German squadron has left the Pil;eus IN the
diractinn of parn
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
KOSSUTH AND THE WAR.

LONDON, Tuesday Aug. 2l, 1871
Kossuth has addressed proclamation to the
Hungarians, urging Austro-HungaTy to come
to an understanding with the Porte as to
the extent of concessions to the Christians
which can be made without compromising the in
teQrity IF the Turkish Empire. lie SAYS, on the
basis of this arrangement an alliance with the Port.
ought to be concluded. Russia should then be called
upou to terminate the war
For other Foreign Neics FIRST Page.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
A RAR-RODu MURDER.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20.-This evening VIII
liam Bernharl aud wiiItm H. Hoffman entered the a.
loon of Joseph Maglnns on Fourth and Callowhiilst-
very drunk De- refused beer they became trouble
some when Pat ID nohuc the bar-gec er, struck Bern.
hart ON thc en temple VITA beer glass iIOin the effects
of Which he d.rd Ia few minutes. DJnOlIe Was ar.
rested and Bernlaft removed 10 the MOrgue.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
DEATH OF A VILE woMAYs VICTIM

Valentine Listerman, the German caDihet-
maker. who was terribly wounded with razor at NO
40 East TNelfta.,t on August ;, by Louisa We'zel
woman with whom he had been on terms OF improper III
tnacy died early yesterday morning from py%inm OF
t.c wound Strong hopes Of his recovery were enter
tYinci by his physician aut few days ago when NOR
fncaton Sc, in, aui tie hood became fatally poisoned
No antc-,r o.enl mt was taken fro IAserm'i'
lnt his story as tolJ oy hn 70 ns friends Is general!
cr,h.el Frsevcral years the woman has been urging
Iltrnan to marry her and thus enc hrir life q" sAhe'
lie informed her that hc was willing to make hef MS
vi,e Int that he could not support nor. DaflnE
nrsrrcl subsequently, she inflicted r .a'i WpuN' "i.-
n riznr lie thought aud Lel,tt n"us' 81 great t-otH,
aud w,ht 10 bis nome al no. G. RNlDtt" -3 lou 'Il'
h.. went To the Seventeen Precinct ottNu iuU,' "u
vs. cared for by the surgeons. Tie woman oIt =
that fisherman attempted 90 assault l. ara h u'le-
IN. herself she wouudcd h.m Cuon being arrested SIC
manifested much interest in the WouuJcd lnal avg, =
messed sorrow Tor having committed the Ucc'.
ti,c was arracnod before Justice amntt
and released on bail D,puty Coroner hllicl ltst'la!
ordered her nc rciirc~tc and slir WIS sQoI u,,e
ldred y Detectives Robinson Iut bisset III thr St't
te Precinct Police station House FOR examination 'O
dy .,,,, - .,.. ,t q o -, IN
do, As thcr. we've witnesses to the Wpnans hcnulSN
deo,l and The ycdius Gute-mOrtcm statement was no
fak,p Il Is thought the woman VIII be d>cha sc IHt
un,icc are however. wOr6ing hard 10 ODidN cNluth'
nusn which she can De held for the acton OF te "l"u
Jury.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
Rim OVER AND KILLED.

An intoxicated man who gave the name OF
D. f. sclles age forty of Philadelphia run over in
the BowSy late Sunday night by cabdrlyer named
Herbert McMauus. OF 40. 429 East Twelfh-st sckles
ded from his injuries yesterday. Mchans was arrested
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21

iTNDBORG'S CALIFORSIA WATER, Tor the
bath, delight ulys fragrant and refreshing ana
grateful m the sickf91n Peflttt{ heNthluL Analysis
Nuiman. Els and dc Wilde, the eminent FfeIoh
and Chemists.