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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
TWO CITY MARsHAIs IN TROUBLE.
Co,,;os, Of tha oGido,yits in the ease of Hen

Copies of the aiiidavits III the ease oi henry
NJ singer CITY Marsh1l who held on Saturday by
Justice KIbIoth in II 200 bail. for obtaining money on
false preiensos wore filed with Mayor Ely yes'erda'
and formal complaint VAS made againt singer ana
Marshni ODonncll who IL implic1trd with him IN inc
cbaras The aidavits state that on August IL Judg
rnent was given by Justice Dnkle against Patrick NJ
Parc and Christopher Murray, fo $50, and an execu-
ton was placed IN singers hands for service singer
in com pany with ODonue called ~ Mr. Murrays store
in Canat and proposed levy forthwith on stock OF
goods worth $780, satisfy the $3.50 judgment III was
Ito I'm the day and the wanted time to appeal
and naked Singer 20 defer OF the execution n
te following afternoon singer at first SAID ne Wanied
"half hundred" and that nc would nave 70 pay " Dy
neil who he said, his clerk part OF tn, hohty'
He bually accepted $50, ana left the store larry tb
ne X mornnz, another Marshal came 10 the stIe all
setzeI Mr. Murray's stock. Nessrs Parkc ana Murray
were indignant at Singers apparent bad iaitb anu on
inoury learned that he not "a Marshal NJ All Jhey
then caused his arrest for false representation, "A
Singers affidavit which accompanies the charges a-
mits Inc receipt the money He concludes DIS sti
mont as follows The reason went win bonner Wa
becnuse he green map. having been appointed on
me ali OF the month"; and1 went with hiln ~ Emu o
clerk" Franklin T. Trautmann, the deiendahts iiWy,,
makes affidavit that Singer told him hft nc Wouu
n demand on Parke, Z" and II he don't pay IN go 70
Nurrry's place and rip out everything thals thcIt.
Singers conduct in this case was unknown 10 Mayo by,
and few days later ne appointed singer MarsAai h1h
Justice Dlnkcl's recommendation. OD receiving me
COMPLAINT Yesterday, Mayor Ely +cut the papers 70 MS
chief clerk, MI Handy, with Instructions To lhVestsas
the case nj Oucr. SINGER claims thai the money vas
taken as security for the judgment. and says Thar was
endorsed on the execution Mr.. Hardy Win Degln the
iuyesiiga hon at 10 o'clock this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Van Brunt, in Supreme Court Chambers,
has suit OF Mary Becker against Paul Becker 10
A. H. Jolne for trial says she married the de-
PENDANT February 90 1873 and they have chd but that
from July 1876 he bruay sbe asks sep
aratiOn.
An order of arrest having been issued by Judge
Sennoti Of the Marine Court the Defendant IN the
Islander st OF sarah Uimann against Gabriel Pollock, Her
mann sefel moved the order the ground tat
ono Of the plaintiffs the usual undertaking was
iusolvrn This opposed premature notion DEFEND
AMI moi being ve in cstody Court however held that
iii morton 10 vacae order directed the suTetos 70
justify again. II tI'y
the arrest must be vacated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
NAYAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 2s.-Rear- Admiral
Thomas Patterson recently ordered 10 the command Of the
Asatc station relieve Rear Admiral william Res nods.
viii ieaNe his officers Tor san Fran
CISCO sail irom a al port The Asiac squadron the
STA q. sept Il JOlE g. MoTpnR Is ordered To duty
the naval rendezvous al san Fraucisro Cal In
Howard WaTng ordered Ia the Hartford az Nor.
detached 81
lie Colst survey Bayaana aud placed waiting
on,r, Alexander McCTaeken detached from tho
steamer Eaton Rouge aud pacd on waiting OF,
crIs Fisher Wright detached from the Coast
survey sfouner Blake placed waiting orders CaIen
u H. Perry dctrhcj from the Pensacola, North Pacific
station, placed waiting orders Carpenter X A. VIII
liam. detached the Mare Island Navy Yard aud or
arI lie peAsacOa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
A BROOKLYN MANS DISAPPEARANCE.

A dispatch received yesterday morning from
Cincinnati has put the Brooklyn police - work upon
what they consider possible murder. On board the
steamer Mary A. Miller which left St Louis on ADJUST
10 for Cmrualti WAS man calling hinsl II william
Martin, Of Narrcnt0n. No. He acted qnrtry uoh ne
massage and at a landing below Louisville he lelt me
boat without taking his baggage. Tie detectives a. IN
cinmat took charg' of tn trunk found an IL shlrI
aud clothes covered wit bloc ant lttff
eel To- j. Bryan B'poklvu, y. Y. The residence OF Mr.
rvan is a No oil Schruoc ady-avr IN that cry: 4r
ry on tn thc Central Office and SAID that the missing
man was his brother. Ills name was William Bryan dhu
ms twcntyhrse He eft home about I'VE mohth as,
akitg VITA him large Of money, intending 10 settle
i'm tie West Before leaving home he Ind traded some
prooertl I'm B~OOki.n for farm III MarlthlOh' NO.
ana " ], suppressed be went directly 20 that place he
wrote back chat dissatisfied With his bargain ~
was going e. Cincinnati 10 purrldsf land IN pace Ot TINS
ON August 10 hc tcccrap cd that n" left 81 LOUIS di
diy aud nothing as been heard IRON HIM nee whether
tIp William Martin the man, ana had Drco ne iu-
s1ne whether he Lad ne; with iou pay reula- 20 n
determined Inspector WaidY elcgraphcd last evening 10
the superintendent OF Police at Cincinnati or mruch-
Lars and w FOL 40 Tie case The iahei Ot me mss
Ing Young man is shlpbullier OF dreeupOht ne 10"
lies III at MS home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29

In order 90 tvaTt the wishes Of individual shippers
who may have preferences FOR particular lines between
polut Of shipment and md destination section Is in
serted In the list OF conditions, which 1t is expressly
understood and greed tnat in consideration % Issuing
Tho hin of adug the -rOid reserves the right to for
ward said goods by any railroad ne between the ooint
of snIprcf and destination" Another section provides
that the road over whose lines goods are trans
purted shall uny be responsible warehOusemen, not
q, common carriers, while the goods are ~ auy OF the
stations awaiting delivery 90 The constance" TIE object
oi tan, 10 get Ter the Oftrepraed decisions oi
the courts declaring railroad companies common ear
rers an "a. suc liable ali the penalties pertaining TO
them u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
WANTING TO SEE rua OUTSIDE WORLD.

WANTING TO SEE " rHS OUTSIDE WORLD
A stranger engaged a room Oh Monday
evening AZ The Jarrard Hotel. New-BruuswcS. n j. Az
o'clock yesterday morning the Landlord. John Forisch'
knocked ut his door, but received Hearing
heavy breathing he burst open the door ana
found the stranger lying the bed unconscious
On the table near by tao letters, one
addressed To the Coroner the other To the land
lord" Every effort made the strangers me-
but at O'Clock he died The letter to the Coroner
stated that he had In this country only short i1e'
bat having "cou1uded that the outside Wolla
was best" for him. he "tOOk the shortest roar
to 10 by morphi1." He said that he was unmarried;
left orphan wAen two years Old ana lai
relatives In this country In the letter 10 the ahu
lord he said: Please excuse me for lle trouble t,t
may causc yOu cannot help II. Please hnn lnelosel
$40 that Won may use for payment OF your trOnp".
Please do not let me De exposed the sight OF any one
except those directed hY the Coroner" . -
The -nicide about thirty nVe years oip' anu Wa
Three small walls were found on the table, near whch
was lead pencil with which he bad written me Mes
ages Nothing was found In The pockets OF ms cOthhg
except a small key ana twcnty-iOur cents III change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29

Judge Robinson, in Common Pleas, Special
Term, decided yesterday important question IN trade
mark law M the suit Of Andrew W. Billings against
John W. sutton The defendant had an invention which
was sold under trademark of which his own name was
the first word sold ont, not only his paten and bust
ness but all ideas and inventions he might there
after have or make In respect to it. Two years
later the defendant bought patent invented by
another man and undertook sell it. under the
name 'Sut0n's patents" he had sold his own inyen
lion and as the purchaser from him had sold u. The
plaintiff brought SUIT TO enj0n this an Infringement
on bis rights The defendant claimed that he con4 not
he euOined from using his name. the rest ~ the
trademark being merely descriptive Judge Robinson
holds shat a. is question wheth defendant was not
bound 10 turn over To plaintiff the patent he bought
il being ii regard 90 the same matter but that aside
from any such question, his OF the name by winch
his own paten was Known and which he d sold TO the
plaintiff was "a breach Of faitn, eltitin; the PLAIN
in 10 an injunction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
STOLEN BOOKS RECOVERED.

The detectives Of the CentraI Udice sue
ceeded yesterday morning in myeilng the scry sur
rounding the robbery Of several hundred valuable books
winch we're stolen last week, together with the truck
upon which they being carted The books are the
property Of Leavit Co. The case was placed INTO the
hands or detectives who Monday night learned that
largo number OF fac books were slowed IN a utsfIu
celar in stanton ST. The statement Of the men WHO mao
the books I'm charge. that some benevolent persons IN
tended to sta.t fec library in that part ol the cry
syas not believed The detectives 'ook charge OF lnf
booe ana YESTERDAY they were conveyed ~ tne Central
Otr.. The uIeb wao had rented iie room IN which tnt
books were stored could not be found yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
80 go MARYLAND REGMENr DIsDANDEp.

TIE OH NJ Ky LAND hLtfl Ali1NA ljl'l1AN'
BALr1MORE. Nd, AUG. 2S.-During the re-
cent strike on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad the 9th
Regiment two companies OF which fired INFO the rioters
and did such fatal execution on The evening OF Friday
July 90 was not afterwards called into service although
two new regiments and artillery company were en-
listed and placed active duty several weeks In the
meantime 70 rumOTed hat the 9th Regiment would
disband. and morning paper SAYS:
fun meeting % she officers OF the 9th Regiment
held evening at the armor, Col. Peters presiding
The determination 70 dSband expressed at recent
meeting, was rtalhTmed resolution was also adopted
approy ue che pursued by Col Peters. some time
Nvps sDein n eayc-taIiug- the officers, after
which they quietly separated. ana the 9th nent, "a
military 0rgauizltion, was al an end The resigatlos
viii be forwarded to AdjUtanGcncral Bond during the
present week.
James Carey williams Of the men wounded in the
at the 9th Regiment armory on the evening OF july
20. died this morning This makes the eleventh victim
OF the riot nine having been killed outright and another
Thomas Doud, having died OF his wounds several days
afterward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
TIE LAST FREIGHT COMPACT.

The railway apportionment scheme, about
which SO much has been said, has reference only To
freight shipped from New-York. The Northern lines
Weld 10 the Pennsylvania Road twenty-five per cent ana
TO the Baltimore aud Ohio Road nine per cent OF inc
total amount freight shipped from New-fork 10 ihe
West receiving nothing the Pennsylvania and Bal
,n,oro Roads in return but schedule of zed rates,
which allow a discrimination In favor OF Phhadelpha
aud Baltimore against New York merchants, as the
annexed table Of rates In force over AL Tie trunk
lines shows The following are the rates to Chicago
from the places mentioned rates to all other western
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
Snip NEUS.
COM OF HEw.YoRK. 81.
AUGUST 20

SORr OF HEw.YoRK. ...............-.....A AUGUST 20
CLEARED.
steamship Elysia CDrA MeHtche. london, Henderson
Bros
steamship Amerque 9TH Durand, Havro via Plymouth.
Louis de Bebian.
steamship Russia OBJ Cork Liverpool Eng, c. G. Eranek
iyn
steamship Neptune Berry Boston, Bogert & Morgan,
steamship Wyanoke Couch. Norfolk, Cy POINT and Rich
mond Old Dominion steamship Co.
anthracite 0Iumey. Philadelphia Penn. Jas.
Hand.
steamship Agnes smith, Philadelphia Penn. Bogert Nor
tDr JOhn'sD. Queenstown or Falmouth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
MRcnANIcs sEEKING wORK IN ENGLANp.

The long depression in business and the dull
ness in The building trade, has caused much suffering
among mechanics aud aborng who have heretofore
obtained "a Livelihood from the erection OF buildings.
Many mocha have thus been induced 10 seek employ
m.nt in ENGLAND. within the past three months about
BOO carucuers have sailed. Yesterday morning aDout
tWruty-ye more cruent~Ts sailed ON the Wisconsin ~
tbc Williams a GuOn Line. They have made a contract
with budiug firms Manchester England. Tor three
years service. They will work eight hours day. and
receive WAGES equivalent 10 - 30 currency. a half
holiday on saturday VIII also br allowed. The expenses
Of ter trio VIII he deducted their
wage. IN easy instruments The departing mechanics
eeeued Yesterday b. in the best ~ spirits, their
wives ana relations greatly depressed at their
forced departure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
pRoTECrIYG 100 IsLAND sHoREs.

Shore Inspector Ferguson of Long Island
yesterday asked Brooklyn Police Board for 100 OIL
GERS 10 assist hun in preventing the Cleaning BIZ
feau Of New-York iron dumping garbage in the Bay.
The Commissioners told the Inspector there
policemen spare ana that they had no right 10 send
Them outside Of the city without pay. At the meeting
OF he Board tins morning ~ viii decide whether 10 is
necessary employ special officers for his PURPOSE.
Deffol snperyisors Committee viii meet with he Police
Comiss thIs morning and wit tdEe concerted ac-
i6n win city authorities. the garbage that has re-
Gently been thrown the on Couey Island has
ated stencil that portions Of the beach j. almost IN
fDlrrablp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
ME CIGAR.MAKERs, sTRlKE.

The cigar makers strike few days ago Is
not OF very great extent, the movement being confined
with one exceptions, 10 the employees OF establish
ments where a reduction II pay made. AT the fac
tory of POihask. Gucrro & Co., Willam-st, sixty
employees struck last week for increase IN their pay
The prOpriOrs have engaged other wOrknen in their
places but The strikers still linger around the factory
hoping that the meiieency OF the hands will mdace
the employers yield Tne LATTER however, have thus
TAR renamed firm IN their refusal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
Milwaukee Third warder named Mccarthy

CAV Archbishop Heun very old and valuable copy Of
ArehDishop asked Mccarthy 70 read ,hsPeer rom ~
Witb am iDcredulOus look Mccarthy said; "SuFe, an
cant vour reverence radef" ayes, but not The old
Irish" ''Fwat An your Iiverenee cant rade the
fursht Iangwch Of the wurridi Ye can't rahe te lang
NIeh Adam fursbt spoke 10 AyeI We cant faue, me
footber tO0ngne Of hivnf Arrah, fwat VIII Je ee dO
al all At all when ye ralch hiyin, your rVereDeef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
BoLD ATrEMPr AT Robbery.

ST. ALBANs, VT, Aug. 29.--A special dispatch
from ST. Armand, across Canadian border. the
details ~ daring attonFt to rob Dr. Brigham. worthy
citizen Of Phlhpsburg. On sunday nigh while tne Doe
tor was alone in his house aang Of dcsperadoes entered
and seized him, and threatened him with death n he re-
frsed 10 surrender mis- money and sign paper securing
10 them $4,000 udeP the pTceXt Of accedng % their
demands he gained from ther grasp and spring
ing through scc0ud-sOry window escaped % ne house
OF neighbor Officers in pursuit OF the gang who
an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
4 TRUST CLAIMED TO HAVE sEES VIOLATED.

AnOfhcr slilI ms Dttn DtIUH agdlNsI MOnt-
eonery Gibbs editor periodical worksn this coun
try and In England in the supreme Court Tais suit Is
by simeon T. Bxby administrator of h7 brother Daniel
" Bixby The ainti1 says that his brother deposited
- 500 In bonds "a special deposit with Bowlcs
Ifnt ers in England. ust before his death. The plan-
tin becoming acquainted with Gibbs, authorized HIM
he Wis going Europe receive this Sp e deposit.
The u.inti charges Ina Gibbs obtained tine bonds, kept
them a wear and Then only returned ~ 500 He
sues for tie other 900 On the plea Thai GIBBS
avoiding service 0f tue Summons, Grant * Lydcckrr,
UIainfs attorneys obtained yesterday from Judge Van
BTunt IN Supreme Court Chambers, an attachment
against Mr.. GIBBS property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
TO RORROW-S25. 900, for n
Proposals.

TIN TRUSTEES OF TIE NRw-NoRK AND BkookAS bqei4S-"{
C,EAIFD PROPOSALS will be received ny
- the Trustees the New-NOrK and Bf,esR 'ii0ir,
until ~ Monday, October l. Tor ah9a' hRCH and
SAND CifBIC YARDS OF GRANITE w. "a = X
other STONE; also FOR about IhkEE ~ -, ne New
EAL FEET Of GRANITE lARAfl,l A,O..NiEr'5,itgr
Sort and rooklvn approaches the Fest RIVER ltS
Plans b. and speslheaI9h,s MI nor anpea.
Ep0uels, oce and specifications VIII DC sch' uP"N Nff
tiou az the Office ~ the Trustees 60. %. ,be NeW.
8he proposals must be directed 70 the n tlorsd
YORK and Brooklyn Bridge 81 Mater ST. biV'N'N
Proposals stone for Approaches -, J,,, n,,eer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
THIEVES AT CAMP.MFETING.

MATTHIAS VINEYARD Aug 2S.-A gang OF
pckpockets and been the Island for
eFal days committing extensive deUredations. The Paw
nee and Sea Houses suffered severely Yesterday
At the Latter place thoi entered ldys ,yOIn, picked
the lock Of her trunk and distracted $1,000 worth OF
diamonds. quantity OF clothing and Jewery was also
stolen from both Nine persons had their pockets
picked near the Tabernacle on Sunday, ard one thief
rom Boston was operating IN crowd on CLHtOn-aye
last evening and caught while attempting TO steal
l..Irf 7. LII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
THE JURY DIsAGREEs IN THE EcKERT CASE.

The inquest on the body of Mrs. Eci;ert, in
West Hoboken, \. j., was concluded on Monday night,
the jury going about II p Coroner CRIME charged
heu reviewing The testimony and speaking Of the con
tradictlon Of Eckert's own testimony BY several Of
the witnesses the CIsc At 3 a. yesterday, Post
master Hiekok. the foreman OF the JURY informed the
Coroner that IL impossible 10 agree, and the latter
siid he would accept majority ana minority yepics.
Tue Jury I'm 40 1870 ana five rendered ami
nOiiiy verdict that MIS- EcSert to her death bv
cideniaIy falling from the lnrd-story window. The
others their verdict that tie woman drl
FROM hen0rrhace, shock aud rupture Of the womb.
caused ~ being thrown out of wuaOw by her husband.
Henry Eckct. Thewh0ie matter Will be submitted 10
the Grand Jury for their consideration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29

j. S. Barnes, Chairman of the Stockholders
Committee OF the Central KlilOad Of Eow-Jessey ap
pointed at the last meeting 20 repor; AZ 10 thc financial
standing and general condition Of the road states that
the report undergoing revision and viii not he ready
for the puDc FOR several weeks Referring % the
mat the road again defautcd IN payment OF
Ycs wages he stated that Since the road went into the
hands Of Receiver Indon Ac employs have been PAID
PROMPTLY In addition receiving ab1nt 100000 on ac
count Of back pay and that wha.cvI else might be nes
lecied, the employees would be paid Ia full.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
TWO MEN n1rRIFp I'm 4 SEWER.

While several wOrbmen were engaged in
digging n sewer at 80 West Thiiyfth ST., yesterday
morning large section of earth Unexpectedly crumbed
and fell Hnon two men, Michael Riley age 81, living IN
Forty-thr-sr between Tenth and Eeyentn-aves., and
William AlrGodick OF No }O6 West Thirty uintl-st.,
complrtely burning them The Other wOrkHen ami por-
sons who were attracted % the sDOt by the accident
began 90 WORK at once. and in few moments dug ont
the unfortunate men, They found 10 be alive but
were severely injured. They were conveyed to their
homes By Their friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
PlSSENGERS SIZED.

FOR LIVERPOOI,-h S.eAtship Wisconsin Mr.. W.
Bassott, Mss Adde Fox, apt Maud, Miss NJ O,suliyan
Mrs f. Saunders and infant MI j. 7. ftamAn Nh. W. j.
Gordon A. W. Carlson, Miss Mary Brew, Mr. Jno. Don.
nelly. child infant MIS- James Faberty child and In
faot, Mrs A. II. Hamilton and ant Miss O. Weily, Miss
llDyd }. n. MI ThOs. SkeVngiOn, Ms. W,
fa..eiG Bertha Fpx, NJ. But Miss G. OSuiyan
Mr. j. l. Ireland Miss Clarke Mr.. H. H. Schoter, Mr..
Richard Brew o. l. Thompson wife and child, MT D. A.
Thornton and wife, SIR James sweeney Mr. Thos G. Cam
mel MTs. Newell Mr.. Ellis Pug Mr.. W. III. Mcintyre MI.
L.. Newell Miss MI. BrautlretA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
pRoMIsep srRnEvpEn or TlIIc1r pIsrL1ERs

PROMIsED sUkKENDEE OF ILLIUII DIsfILilNEs'
MEMPHIS Tenn. Aug. 2S-FOT several years
The revenue oiccF had great trouble IN ing to
break up Illicit dstmg Henry County. Tenn, and I'm
numerous instances the officers been confronted
with armed bodies OF and forced % leave. Last
saturday the better portion Of the citizens there, after
consulting with the Revenue Collector and other
officials, gave grand barbecue ct point fifteen miles
north OF Paris, 20 which All the M0On,hiners We're
invited and also United states senator Harris, Repre-
tentative Atkins Collector Patterson and Marshal Wal
oron Senator Harris made n speech t. the % Moon
fhiners" showing then the disgrace brought upon sae
State by their COURSE, and sad that vigorous measures
would be enforced % put stop 20 their Illicit WORK
Finally an agreement made mat al 0f them would
come into Paris within weeks, surrender their ss.
ETC. AMI give bonds Tor their appearance al the next
torn Of tho Unled States Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
TWO RESIDENCES BURNED AT RocKAwAY.

II ITTt UIUhI tI FN'N'ItI''F III 'IIU
house OF George COMBS, near Lawrence station Rock
away There being fire engine in the village nothing
could be done check The pr0grc OF the flames The
fire was caused by defective fine. Mr. COOmbs loss
bui ling and furniture s about $1,000, with an insurance
OF ~ 500. The house Of Charles Baaer, adjoining,
caught lire rom the falling sparks and also con-
sucd furniture being saved His loss Is $1,000 in
Irrnf nr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29

The arrival of peaches yesterday consisted OF
80 $50 baskets making the receipts iOr the
Tar 756 baskets. The supplies from Delaware begin
10 diminish ard the prices favorable TO sellers
Within two weeks the remainder OF the Southern crop
viii arrive II = not likely that the supply for the
son IN tnis citY Will exceed l.0V0OOU baskets. Plain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
KILLED BY A LOCOMOTIVE.

Henry Mott, aged sixty, deaf man residing
at Canarsie while wrung the Manhattan Beach
Railroad track near East New-lork yesterday, was
struck by the locomotive OF the 2:f1 D. train going
toward Coney Island His leg broken In Two pieces
aud his head badly bruised. At the City Hospital
10 which he removed, lie died before lie could be
placed upon couch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
wRsTON ADMIrTED TO BAIL.

f.. b. Weston, who was committed TO the
House Of Detention witness In the OF the CHI
eago forgers admitted 20 bail yesterday by Justice
Duffy az the Tombs Police Court n the OF So 600
Thomas H. Burras VI the Metropolitan Hotel, who owns