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The New York herald., 1877-09-15
A LAWYER BEHIND THE BARS.

Albert Comstock we'll known lawyer Of Paterson.
N. j., was arrested In that city At midnight Thurs
day, on writ OF attach nent issued out of the Supreme
Court for contempt Several months ago collected
q mortgage OF $500 for gentleman named Cooke and
failed to turn II Cook complained against him and
writ was issued The sheriff ar rassac county iound
him ON his way home Thursday night and arrested
him. When he found himself under arrest Comstock
drew revolver from hts pocket ana attempted to
shoot himself, but prevented by the officer. He
locked up in the Passac County JAIL where he Is
yet confined. Those who know him declare that he
does not deny the debt but that he was obliged 10 use
portion oi shs money, aud bis poverty prevents the
repayment
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
an INFANT ABANDONED.

Among the inmates In the HUDSON County Aims
house at Snake Ill., N j.. Is an infant the parentage
OF which has puzzled the police "Minne Poland" con-
icssed that she was the mother Of the chd and that
she resided dIsreputablc house in Pavonia avenue.
When the child was born Mrs stcinbocker, IN whose
house she resided induced her alleged, TO conceal
the child and Minnie followed the advice by depos.
itng IL in Hamilton Park The police found tho child,
and the mother arrested and lodged in the second
precinct police station Mrs. Stenbecker has been
rested and committed Tor trial
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
MUSIC AT PROSPECT PARK.

Contsrno's Twenty-thrd Regiment Band will givs
the concert at Prospect Park this afternoon The
programme Is as follows:-
Coronation March, ''Le Prophete" Meyerbeer
Song, "My Pretty Jane" Overture. '.Alesandro
stradella, Flotow. Waltz, "Northern Lights. Lum-
Icy. Selection, "Il Trovstore," Verdi Hylophos
Solo, Master Loebe' Loebs Solo for corne'ra-p piston,
Aubsr. Waltz "The Passage OF the Post" Eahrbach
Selection LA Joe Parfumeuse,'' Odenbach. Galop,
s'The Amaranth," l.. Conterno. March, s.Skidmora
Guards" Braham. National Airs.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,
MARRIED.

AKcHlBALD-LEAYcRATr.-At the Isle OF Orleaua
Quebec, ON the 18th inst, EDWARD BRHsrox ARcA,
BALD son Of Z. N. Archibald. Esq c. B.. British Con.
sui General at New York, to CAROLINE ROBERTA MANN
daughter OF Joseph Lcaycraft Esq, of Quebec.
Observation-Disclosures On Thursday, September IL
1877 at the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION, BY ths
Rev g. II. Houghton, d. D., assisted by the Rev Il
O. Houghlon HARRY !. BoDLEY 10 ANNIE daughter O
the late james s. GILLESPIE, OF this city.
BRuNpAGE--VARLEy --On Tuesday. September I
GEORGE II. BRUNDAY 10 BILLIE, daughter OF u. ID. Var
10y VI d., all CT this city.
CHATFfELD--PKiNR-OnT Thursday, September ID Al
Huntington, l. l., by the Rev. Franklin Noble, Mis,
s. LOUISE PRIME TO HORACE +. CAArFiELp.
CosRAp-sASroRp.- p.--On Thursday September H.
1877 the residence OF tho BRIDES parents by the
Rev. q q. Tiffany. HARRY u. CONRAD, 81. d., 20
LAURA T.. only daughter of Nathan b. Sanford
FESNELI.--GRoESERT.--On Thursday september l3
1877 at the residence 0l the brdos parents. by the
Rev II. Raegener, GEORGE FENSRLL 10 Miss FREpERrca
p. GRoEyERT Doth VI New YORK. NO cards.
PERKINS ARCHER Wednesday, September II
1877 at residence of the brides parens, by tn,
Rev. A. p. Van Gieson, d. D., WILLIAM j. PERKINS ts
LiBBE, second daughter OF Cornelius L. Archer. Esq,
all OF Pougnkeepse, N. Y.
ToxE-CoLHoUx--0n Wednesday, the 10Th inst, by
HIS Eminence Cardinal McCioskcy, assisted py Rev.
+. +. Deay, S. j., and Rev. John NJ Farley, T. WoLPs
ToSE OF Rochester, NJ Y, to RosAiIE, only daughter
Of the late Commodore John Colnoun, United States
Navy.
WIEyERs-HUYr September IL, at the residence o.
the brides PARENTS by the Rev. H. A. Powell, pastor
OF the old Bushwick Baptist Church, Jouy H. WigNEg
to Miss CoRDEuA c. A. Hunt, all OF Brooklyn, L. l.
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-77-77-
REUNION OF VETERANS.

reunion Of the Forty seventh New York Veteran
Volunteers will take place at the Howard House, East
New York, on Sunday next Tho reunion Will begin
eleven O'Clock A. ~ and promises 10 be enjoyable,
many old mrades who have not met since the
stirring days OF the will then see each other for
the first time in years When the Veterans assem-
bled permanent organization Will be formed, 10 bo
known as the Veteran Corps OF the Forty seventh
reW York Veteran Nolurtccrs.D
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INDICTED FOR MURDER.

In the Essex County Court, at Newark, yesterday,
Frederick Tocske, who caused tho death of Daniel
Kronmaycr by pushing him OF Messrs. Babach a.
SONS dock into the Psssac River was arragned upon
a charge OF murder in the drst degree. which he
pleaded not guilty. The Indictment only contains
count which sets forth that on tho LIST day O, ep,em
ber 1877 Frederick Toeske wiuly and deliberately
murdered Daniel kronmayer. The date OF tho trial
Will be fixed by the Court within u day or two
Toesse has secured Francis Goekep Jr as his coun.
sell
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Reported Death Of the Turkish Wa,
MiniStaR-
ANOTHER SPANISH OUTRAGE
An Anne rican Vessel Fired Az and eSpe
Mate Kent I'm CUSTODY.

BOSTON. July ia letter has been re-
celved at Provincetown from Capt TAYLOR.
OF the whaling schooner Rising Sun, bear
lng report of another insult to the Ameri-
can nag. On the 10th of May be was cruis-
ing on the south keys of Cuba on the lookout
LOT whales. About a. m. a school was
slgnted To leeward. Captain Taylor and his
mate, Mr.. Atkins, killed two small whales
and were pursuing others, when the boom OF
a tun was heard aud a shot recochettei over
the waves and plunged into the sea ere IL
reached them. Soon two more reports and
Two missing balls followed in succession.
capt. Taylor percelvIng that something
must be done, started for his vessel. but was
intercepted by the enemy. who proved to o.
Spanlard. His own person was demanded
as hostage until Spanish gunboat should
make her appearance and examine her pa-
Pers. He refused and they demanded mis-
chlei mate and Were ireXorable. In vain he
prctes ted, reminding them of the loss 10 hi :
vessel, claiming the validity OF his papers
MI. Atkins was taken and placed on boa nd /;
the captain being left alone TO secure whales
as best be could, difficult task in a heavy
sea. For five days the mate was detained
untll a Spanish gunbOat arr we'd and declared
the papers correct This detention at this
particular time, In the midst of a school OF
whales, was serious loss TO the vessel. and
is but a sequel 10 the outrage perperrated on
the Ellen Rizpah and her captain.
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Montreal Orangemen GaOtnx q Pa
Fa0e After All

NEW YORK, July IA Montreal dispatch
kays Though the mass meeting OF the
Ofangemen resolved by q majority of fouI
not 10 walk I'm procession ON the i2th inst.
the minority and the Young Britons will
march In body to Knox church, where a
sermon will be preached.
MONTREAL, July n.-An Orange mass
meeting last night, to decide whether fine
Orar gemen should parade on the l2th-Col
Grant. deputy county master, in the chair
decided, by vote of 62 to IS, that the Orange
men, as body, should not pare lie. but ina
kuen individual members rs saw fit miebt
walk TO Knox church, where special services
are TO be held, but that they shouId 40 %
without reealia- IL is understood that mis-
d.cision is arrived at through the infiuencs
oi JOINT meellng OF The national Temperance
ana benevolent societies of the civ ho.h
CaIhoIic and Protestant. The president and
.ecretary OF The Orange meeting intimated
ue Iesui, OF the vote To a Subcommittee. a n
poib'ea Dy societies, requesting their infin-
cree IN tneir different departments to pre-
Nent any Individual molestaIion on the iptS
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BALrGoGE, July n.-Nmsinis stree. seferrAa,
"a, a, O. ssclidsted, 81 10. secoui Series. 81
North 0sroiina skies. cd, isS; DO newt sugar
BALTINoEE. MS n.-CottOu duIl-middlins Ia
flour Qu'ct and unchanged. Wheat active ani
strong, high'r Tot better grRies-southern nd
prime sal 81 %. subr, Tnai =. d. Rite,
0alat. NJ 2Westsrn lister rtsi. ausnss a IA cry.
soAl ~. Corn. southern sca~ce aud wanted west
ern cull aud easit southern white. 6safg a. Vel
low, =. western nike. SPOT sod JuiY, - August,
elHaelN Seriefnhrr 90 s'camcr. 3 tasts shade
bimer-s, utherh Pfine, t5st6 ~"sfern v bite sssss
Do mixed, AasAs Penn syiyAnia, tsaf6 Rye nomi.
nsliy rs ior prime Hsy dun and uucharrsd Pr
VISIONS nrm. more active aud unC hauc,-l Butter
CHI ice western scarce and wanted 81 MALI athsr
kinos duu aud heavy. Petroleum mutually uu-
changed. Coffee strong. guief and unchanged
Mhiskl nominsl l9sl ~ Receipt--Flsnr, en-.
wheat, ~ so. corn y aoO Shipm@ut--C IN. ~ 40.
NV foRE, july ll.-Stccks tower. Mon-y, a,
Cold Me- Exchange, long, s7S. short. so. Gov
ernmenu steady
INV YoRk, yu'y n-flOur quiet and steady
LONDON, July N, Il ~ p m.-Consal. ~ N n Cor
money and the account. q :. bonds, 1859. in6s
krie, 81. Illinois Central, 57S. The rate q aiz-
count LOT three months balls On open market l. -
bank rate.
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DISCHARGE OF DISTRICT EMPLOYEE
yesterday the District Commissioners dis
pensed with the services OF twenty-seyeu
clerks. messengers, and laborers i'm the va
rlous departments of the District govern
ment on the score OF economy, the dismissals
OF nearly all TO take effect on the 18th in
slant The reduction affects the offices as
follows One less In Auditors once; two less
In Collectors ONCE; two in assessors; one In
asylum; iour In ONCE OF superintendent o.
special assessments; nine IN SURVEYORS and
eight less In engineers Office.
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THE OREGON INTERPOLATION.
Contradictory ana ImmateriaI TIE.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July IA Port
land (Oregonl dispatch says: The Congress.
ional committee on Monday examined r.
Floody, W. w. Sweeny, +. n. Shurtliff. o.
ELECTED was contradictory as well az inma-
ter'al, and had little or no bearing on the
case Yesterday II. Straight testified that
while he could not be positive that any of
those who like himself changed from Nos
miih to Grover received money for SO doing.
ne nevertheless. judging from the circum-
stances OF the case, does not believe that
either of them received a cent
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YFsTERDAY's RACES. At the Long
Branch races the ree-qusrter mile da 81
was won by Pride CT the Village in 1:22 =;
the one and one eighth mile dash was won
by Dauntless in 263H; the mile heats race
by Bnrgoo in 1:47 II, 10y the hurdle heat
race by Risk in E55A, 1:52X. AT Column
BUS, OHIO, the first race (pacing) was won by
Lucy taking third. fourth and fifth heal
Time-222, 2:214 2:21k. Second race Urot-
nngl; purse 5000, divided; 80 class Won
by Dream in three straight heats. Time
81 2:S5, 2:35A. AT Springfield, Mass
the 2:34 class, purse 80 900, was won in three
straight heats by Sheridan. Times 2,29
2:26E. The 2:c3 class, six heats trotted; race
diminished. White Stocking won first and
fifth, Honest Harry second LADY Smell third
ard sixth and Charlie Mack fourth heat,
Time-2:A, 24, 2:25. 2:26N. PIX 2.2l
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The METRoPoLITAN X. X. ELECTION
The annual meeting OF the stockholders of
the metropolitan railroad was held this az
ternoon at The Office OF the company. ana the
report OF the president, Mr. John w Thomp-
son, was presented. IL shows the Condition
OF the company's affairs to be favorable not
outstanding The travel and receipts are less
han they were last year. The following d.
rectors were re elected IL. w. Thompson,
NJ. u. Emery. VIM. Thompson, Lewis Cle-
Herr, ~ " -
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CONGRESSMAN NEEDRR SUSTAINED

CONGRESSMAN NEEDER SUSTAINED
Judge Nelson, of the Brooklyn city court,
rendered his decision yesterday i'm the APP
IIcatlon made in behalf OF Mrs. Kate Wee
der TO alter the decree of divorce SO As To in
crease the allowance for the support of her
son Thomas from $500 TO Al 600 per annum.
congressman Needer, the defendant, opposed
The application. The Judge decided not TO
alter the decree, holding that the provisions
were just and reasonable, and should be re-
spected by both parties.-[N y. World lOfh.
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An Indiana Rspk Clc-ea

CINClNNArI. July 1.-The national bank
eNaminer, OF Indiana, has closed the FIrsf
National Bank, OF Delhi. on account OF the
Iun UPON me bank, owing 20 the failure OF
ugan. Case a Shears. Of Chicago puear
htirg president OF the bank the assets a.
fald 10 De 5000 In excess OF The lfabflfttes
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LED ASTRAY.-Charles Porter, aged 10
years, employed in McClnre's drug store al
Albany, N. Y, beat his wife SO brutally YES
terday that her life is despaired OF. He
claims that q man named VIM. Staytn. "A
stOnecutter, led his wife astray
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THE LOUISIANA PROSECUTION
Political Complexion Of che Grand

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE N, Y. Heroys
has New Orleans special saying: The fore
man OF the grand jury, which indicted the
returning board, states that there were only
lour uemocratlc members Of the jury out of
sixteen. Gov. Nichols states thai he is very
sorry any action has been taken, but stiff
adheres 10 the determination of parIoning
them If convicted.
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Collision az Sea

s,s MAhIHA,s VINEYARD, July 1.-THE
SGnsnlp Lancaster, from Salem for Phfl
adeiphia, and the schooner M. IN. Pose. nun
Ilisdelphia for Salem with q cargo OF coal.
sounded yesterday or Chatham during n
.nich Jog, SINKING the schooner in three min
utes The crew were saved and landed here
one man was accidentally Injured.
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FnfaI RaiIrnnd Aceiaeaa

CINCINNATI, July IA special states
pa sc ger train on Fort Wayne and Munc a
railfoSd Was ditched last evening So miles
south OF Fort Wayne, fatally iniuring John
erintendent Worihington and Fireman Van
lei. on.
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1T IS REPORTED that the marriage will
shortly take place between Mr.. Dean Rich.
mono, OF this state, and Miss ChafYee, only
daughter OF the Senator from Colorado- -
". y W rid.
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THE MANHATTAN CAB COMPANY of
New York has ordered from England one
September. when the cab service I'm the
streets of New York will be established
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A Turkish Puzzle

OF ,UCO or 600 men.
A Turkish Puzzle.
LONDON, July IA special disnarch
from Vienna To the Times has the following
The abandonment of the line OF the Yautra
by The Turks is the more surprising since 10
Judge from the stout defence of the bridge
an1 postlon OF Beia, where the Turks re-
pulsed the first attack OF the Russians with
considerable loss, IL might have been Sun
posed that they intended to defend that line
ana mus by threatening their flank prevent
. ue husslshs from advancing into the in
terlor The Turks have SO completely sun
pressed all Information about the al spositiou
anu movements OF their troops thar not even
an idea can be formed of what they mean 10
90, our II shows either utter helplesSness or
Slse very deep laid plan, that they should
have neglected the Brilliant opportunities
anofded them OF meeting the Russians TO
advantage"
Russian Difficulties.
The Times, in a leading article. saws II be-
IeNes The Russians cannot advance in force
upon The Balkans until they have secured
their communications by constructing a no
sitlon on the Danube as strong as any i'm the
possession of the Turks. This will require a
month at least. The excursions of Cossarks
10 Ilfnova, Pleva, Selai and Sowatz have
little or no military significance.
Reported Death Of the Turkish War
Minister.
PARIS July IA private telegram from
Sonstantlnople of yesterdays date an
nounces the death of Redif Pasha the Turk
ish Minister of war. No confirmation of the
report has yet been received.
seryia Trying 20 Raise the Wind.
PARIS, July 1.-THE endeayor of Sarvfa
TO obtain loan here have been unsuccessful.
and The agent has gone to London. II he
ialls TO procurefhel loan there he will proceed
10 Amste rdam and Berlin.
lAofe-This discredits the statement pub
lishcd in the London D0ay Net0s' Pes,h dis
patch that the Seryian government had con-
cluoeu IN Paris a loan OF :, 00O, 900 ducats.
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EN-PREsIDENr GRANT left Cologne YES
thrday, proceeding up the Rhine. He will
be received in Frankfort to night by a com
mittee, headed by the American consul, and
tomorrow dinner will be given in his
honor. -
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CAUGHT-Harry Won Eida. for those AZ
rest the Grand Army OF the Republic Of
fered q reward, and who is charged with SO
cruelty maltreatipg soldiers orphan that
death resulted from the injuries inflicted,
was captured near Lambertville, n. J.,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 30
y. r. Dyer and Flora c. Kirby, both OF Prince
Lucy NJ. Johns; Washington BRADBURY and
Lizzie {. Crown; Alfred Baden and Harriet
Dorsey, both Of Prince Georges county, Md;
John johnson and Julia Williams, both OF
Peach and Louisa r. Hughes, both OF Fair
fax county, Va.
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ACCIDENTs.-About O'Clock this morn
lug, Harry Shedd, II years old, was kicked
in the face by a horse, AT k-street market,
receiving q serious wound. ....About 10
O'Clock this morning John Killarney Was
wounded in the head by the discharge of n
pistol in the hands Of Andrew Carter, while
engaged in Q stone night at the corner OF
Pierce and North Capitol streets.
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GOVERNOR "Blue Jeansn Williams as
tonished the Indianapolis people the other
night by appearing at q reception In q black
dress suit with white vest.
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PoLICr INyHsrICArIoN-

POLICE INSTRUMENTATION Conn.,
missioners Britton, Herr and SomerviIie
this afternoon commenced the examinatim
OF charges preferred against Lieut. Ausfin
OF ne nnn precinct, growing out OF the srresf
oa ~, -: ~. FINLEY and ejecting NJ. WI.
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THE DEATH OF WESLEYAN STUnrur
At Hartford, Conn.,. Charles c. Judd. SIN
dent at Wesleyan University, in jured i'm
gymnasium June q, died Monday
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THE BALTIMORE PENSION AGENCY was
coed yesterday. HereaI oer pensioners mus
send their applications to the Washington
agency.
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- SCHhN0h ; SEA WEED TONIC.
In the atmosphere experienced here during the
summer months, the lethargy produced by the heat
takes away the desire for wholesome food, and FREE
quent preparations reduce bodily energy, particu
larry those suffering from the effects Of facilitating
diseases. In order to keep natural heathful activ-
ity OF the system must resort 10 artificial means
For this purpose Schenck : Sea Weed Tonic is very
effectual. few doses will create an appetite and
give fresh vigOr to the eneryated body For dyspep-
STA, 1t is invaluable Many eminent physicians have
doubted whether dyspepsia be permanently
cured by the drugs which generally employed for
that purpose. The Sea Weed Tonic in its nature is
totally different from such drugs 1t contains no cor
rosve Minerals or acids in fact it assists the regular
operations Of nature, and supplies her deficiencies
The tonic in its nature much resem bes the gastric
juice that it is almost identical with that fluid The
gastric juice is the natur al sOv ent hch in healthy
condition Of the body the food To be dgested;
and hen this Juice is not excreted in sufficient guam
titles, indigestion, with all its distressing symptoms
follow. The Sea Weed Tonic performs the duty of
the gastric juice when the latter il deficient,
schenck's Sea Weed Tonic sold by all Druggists.
lya-m.W e. I'm
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APPOINTED The President to day ap-
pointed Melville j. Salter to be register of
the land Office at independence, Kansas.
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a DistangaisheA American IN Irela,d
a oNDoE, Jolly IA potato bug has been
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kilograms to The Star.
GROVER INVESTIGATION.
M0NTREAL'S ORANGE SCARE.
Returning Board Prosecutions.
The Oriental Unpleasantness.
ANOTHER SPANISH OUTRAGE.
An American Vessel Fired Upon.
GROVER INVESTIGATION.
MONTREAL'S ORANGE SCARE.
Returning Board Prosecutions
The Oriental Unpleasantness
ANOTHER SPANISH OUTRAGE.
An American Vessel Fired Upon,
THE EASTERN COMPLICATION
The british Elect M Ro.sL

LONDON, July 1.-THE Ddilu N,tCS states
ibat the British feet at Besika bay with the
additions ordered by the admiralty, will pre-
sent an aggregate of twenty four vessels
with one hundred and fifty guns and a crew
of eco n : IDO mn, ~ -
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PERsoNAL.-Mrs. Snead ("Fay" of the
Louisville Courier Journal and her daughter,
Miss Austine Snead, ("Miss Grundy,"O are
al Putin Bay. They go from there to Sara
t1Qa
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COUNCIL OF THE AMERICAN HEBREW
UNIoN.-The fourth Council OF the Union OF
American Hebrew congregations was con
ve1 ed In Philadelphia Yesterday. and Hon
b. +. PeiXottO, late consul TO Romania was
elected president. Lewis Abraham. of this
city, was elected assistant secretary The
report of the board of delegates shows thai
mere are under the control of the Jews four.
teen public institutions, some of which are
not secta rian in their benefits, fifteen ne VS.
papers and magazines devoted To the cause
a d four Jewish order or secret societies, the
objects of which are the advancement OF
JUDAISM, mutual assistance and charity.
Mr. Simon Wolf, of this city, Offered a reso-
lrtfOn hailing with profound satisfaction the
PROPOSAL of the board OF delegates of Amari-
can lsrae ties to consolidate their cOngrega-
tons (under certain cOnditiOnsl and which
number some forty bodies, with the Union.
THE CUMBERLAND COAL TRADE-There
is no change In The aspect of the coal trade
excepting that there was q considerable re-
vfval OF railroad shipments yesterday 1t is
rumOred that one Of our leading canal ship
ping coal companies has notified the canal
authorities that unless they can have unre-
strlcted facilities for canal shipments guar
anteed at once they will close with an offer
rom the railroad company to ship the bal
ance OF their seasons coal by rail The
canal officials, however, say they have re-
ceived no such notice.
There is no change to note I'm the canal
situat ion. The board OF directors of the
canal meet in this city TO day, and though
nothing can be learned of their Intentions
the result of their deliberations is looked for
with considerable interest. Il Cumberland
NeaUs, July 10Th.
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"a prom lnent jewish banker of Wall street
mas received letter from the managers OF
the Grand Union hotel at Saratoga saving
mar The proprietoTs would be happy to ex-
TEND all the accommodations OF the hotel 10
his family. IL seems the banker is well ac-
quaihteu win The hotel manager. A friend
of the banker says the letter was "a warn
invitation for the bankers family to occupy
thelr choice OF suite of rooms, and t.iaf II
was In response TO an application for rooms
the result would be, for he did NOT Intend
taxing any rooms, a. his wife was soon go-
ing 10 Europe
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TIKI STEAMER MARY wAsHINGTO

hE STEAMER MATTANO CAN BE
eearfget for EXCURSIONS. r..
,.Mnh, a knLAoH, Agent. Ec
F~H Sixth Street Wharf.