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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-17
TIE STITE SENiTE Trial.
superintendent Eius's Defence - The Third
Avenue Hank Case"
SARATOGA, Aug. 1e-In the Senate this

SARATOGA. Aug 16.--In the Senate this
mUrni ss>sr. enapnndn cbntinueaTle argrment
for Ellis. contending that only error Of judg-
mont Is chargcable in the matter Of the Third
Avenue Savings Bank. He hoped for the naas-
age OF an amended law which would have the
new provision authorizing the merging OF small
banks In larger ones He closed by drawing n
sketch Of the kind Of man II seemed was re-
quircd by The prosecution for Superintendent
Of the Bank Department at n salary of $4,000
ycar. He must be familiar with all
tho Revised Statutes and United States
bankrupt laws. and all the decisions
in books on the bankrupt law. expert account
ant familiar with the condition of all banks
know what his clerks are doing. contents Of all
books and papers value Of all real cstate and
bonds and mortgages thereon; also prices Of
stock. amount Of cash deposited in each bunk.
amounts paid out what trustees and clerks arc
doing. whether any Of them are stealing.
whether stocks and real estate and other prom
criy are going up or down. and how much. In
fine. he must be- possessed Of omniscicnco and
forcknowlcdge of things TO come and must ap-
point examiners equally qualified with himself.
md all tho expense Of his department is to be
$4,000 u year
Inthc senate. Mr.. McGuire followed Mr.. Chan.
man. summing up for Mr.. Ellis He asked why
tho prosecution had not called John Mack who
Preferred the charges and carried on the prose-
cutiun hriore the committee. He criticised tho
words Of senator Harris inserting the right of
the senate To- dismiss the Superintendent with
out trial. GoNS. Hoffman and Dix called the at
IGNITION ot the lngis lature repeatedly to the saw
lngH banks. and asked TO have the laws and
ohlerionHhlc charters amended. Superintcnd-
rnis Howell and Ellis have also repeatedly
urged the Legislature to have the charters
altered for the greater safety Of dcpos-
tor-. IA long H. the savings bank
trustees keep UP TO the letter of the
law, tn" Superintendent has no power
10 Interfere. There had boon no change
Bank between 1873 and 1875. But the cnuse Of
their failure WAS being loaded down with real
esuii" which shrank. receiver sold some
stool Is higher than Reid valued them. He took
up thr history of the bank from 1861 1t held
over . uOoouO In state bonls. He then read
from Huwrls report of 1872. recommending
Mcssrs. Reid and Aldrich as the oXaminrrs
The idea Of adding To the cost of the banking
house originated IN 1868. and the attention of
I'll" Legislature was called To IL 10y the then SUI
lcrintendcnt. Mr.. Schuyler.
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m THURSDAY, Aug. 16.-FLouR AND MEAL
s .sac,ri,y nm e.ceiaIy for seoa ns. Of cc@moa
hsl sr eN dn c s@ PRIME eTand' om oa wse.t
and wc;ern .upcrnnc - iossicl. extra state 81 30
aud xxx si2lsss winter what extras - 'stss6 10;
~ = c an, AAN g Na9c,qe gslsn, 81 ssS
spi family brandt. s7ss scaiicra ,hppinr S eSTn:
vine. ssis R,e flour - s5es5i5 Wheat feed sliSsSa
,cerro, spots nrn anl more active middlng upands
~ .lSe sale, ~" bales for future delivery prices
tor August II SIC. ior scrtcmtcr ii ,oc Tor octobcr
iotoc tor November ioa2c Tor Dcccmbcr il osc lot
II 80 Tor Apri s,lc, Of laiufe, ~ bale.
rso.siio>s-Pork was dun ani hoay, mess .old on the
spot sttite and was offered a sls - for september
sc so which /. lower bacon and cut meats dni
prime " s and Si s T "r wc "s ani b apS.
ur.s ls "a rN ~ an advance, business aggrcgating
asnr2S ilr October aud a. 7' Tor All he wear pre sd
crenmcry 2is27c do al. AMI nrEn. sTssic ws"e s
IN pals and creamery. 2ls2dr 40 tubs and nrkins.
3D. f. exc. rm AZ ic I'm '"''' o1'c sAm''
g iss - ,or new red and smer wiuict and i5o%%
Irgs 'cai, sal,, 2s,o", bush At q 5acesl 90, for
ami :; ~, sr october and a ~, al ai,, loT So
,nh. M NJ m ,ins at n,ie fe,. Oats dall;
i9r WHIT 90 Sc for NV white Western 70 arrive, $40
,selos Tor Western mixed. inciudins steamer mixed
delivery iso bush Including steamer mixed al 57iac
AUGUST. t-f. Tor september aui Oc Oher and
No 2 at NNNsr. for August
caocsHls;-Ro coiIcc was. quiet and UNCHANGED; ord
nary 10 PRIME carsocs lttl e2ic. iohhng lots. l6+a
ssSs sGa no s, ,ass rgorsd Mi grades qaci Sa
u ohbins request ~ 5is7c. currency for domestic
Mnlhs"- Wa dul and nominal ~ 32d1jc for Cuba
ing Porto Rico aui Ncw orleans. 80 sc Raw sugara
quiet ana nnmnalN depressed iAr To good refining Cubs
N'4g-'sc ctufliuNH. i.S9.sr sales 2Gfp hld- Cuba
mostly DID sales nj private prices Refined was steady
an III some cal ~ standard. lOia@iPsc hards. lOf
Gle cut Loaf. II Igili4c
,,srsnsrs-Naval torcs fairly active aud nrm a,
~ a-~' &C. tor sinrit~ niin" 4pp hhs common 10
good strained ro,n sold the n-is Of ~ slcesI 0l,
f', um Wa quiet, hut nrm az 7.c for crude IN bulk
and - Tor refined ~ hhls Tallnw steady and quiet al
Hlc fur nrmU, Whisky lower with itp hbls sold AZ
~ III octGn frcights =, dv and moderately active:
grain To Liverpool. hN steam. Y .a7iss~d cotton ld
,ht'r. i'sii- grain To- London. hN -nil I'D choc "a
nN!a.. ~ 10y steam. -. butter I'm refriscrator los
gram to lont' nf'rrN lis refined Drfrnlt London
IRON %. anl Antwerp. 4. $50 e. 4ist fis 81 do 10
Trieste. - 1si crufc 20 Sahlcs Oonne a. 81 cases
10 Alexandria. 2ic. gold
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A RANCHMANs FONT FOR LIFE.
Keeping Fiftcen Indians mt Ray with re-
volver-Thc savages Retreat.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-The Department
OF State is IN receipt through the War Depart
mont Of n copy Of a sworn statement OF ranch
man named John NJ. Leary. detailing an ac-
count Of an attack made upon him near Camp
Wood. Edwards county. Texas. by body OF
Indians led by a Mexican. On June 81. Lonry.
with George and Robert Johnson WAS at work
in pasture belonging to B. J. Johnson. About
2;3O o'clock in the afternoon. the Johnsons hav-
ing left him about minutes previously. Leary
found himself suddenly confronted by fifteen
Indians. Being on the ground beside his
wagon at the time. he was taken completely by
surprise. but sprnging to his feet he drew his
revolver and commenced firing upon those
nearest him. they Hiring in return. There be-
ing no retrent Tor him. he kept firing upon his
assnlantS until he was severely wounded
in the right wrist. When they saw him take
his revolver in his left hand they charged upon
him. but on his succeeding in cock ing his re-
yolver by pressing the lock against the wagon
bed they rushed back into the brush, he firing
his last shot after them. Just then the horse
was struck'by bullet and The tenn. consisting
of q horse and mule. started on on run,
Being thus left exposed, Leary with the Indi-
his efforts to stop them was struck by the wagon
pole and severely injured. Taking advantage
the moment sw covered " him rom hS ey w his
pursuers. he dropped into dense live oak
thckct and hid. The horse falling dead. the
Indians soon overlook the team cut the mule
loose. threw lariat over his head. and retrac-
tracing their steps, were soon In front Of where
Lenry was hid in the thicket.
just then George johnson rode into sight.
and seeing the Indians halted and fired one shot
at them. As soon rs he saw they meant fight he
wheeled his horse and gnlloped on to the camp
Of the Texan Rangers. two and n half miles
distant The Indians then held hurried con
sultation, in full view Of Leary and from their
dress and appearance he IL satiiled they were
all Indians. with one exception. n man about 25
ycars Of age who was undoubtedly Mexican.
After their hurried council they started OF pre-
cpitately due west. evidently fearing the Ran
gers. and when the latter rode up in about an
hour, the Indians had escaped.
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The First Connecticut Regiment. Cob, Taylor
commanding arrived IN thi- city yesterday afternoon.
and were received and entertained By the smith The
FIRST started from Hartford on Wednesday evening amt
took special steamer io Long Branch VII, they Ar.
rived the foot of Canal street at about Il 4 NJ The
Ninih, Cot James Il llchcocS commanding. received
them at broadway and Canal street At the Plaza Seven.
hVnth street. both commands passed. before
brs Gen Nmnr The Smith passed FIRST marching win
accurate step, aAgun, NJ and company distance and
trousers hud nne band az tue head The FIRST Come
cut also looked ana marched tXcocdngly well Their
uniform dark blue coat, red trimming =, and white
trousers The smith parad,d t. n commands twenty nrs
front aud the tifst risht commands sixteen nrs
Atr the review the Ninth escorted their guests In the
armory IN Twenty sixth street Here STACKED
ami after shcr Tor cfreshmcnts the First were
cnrrd to Gimnre = whore they snrut the evening At
about uidng the tounec cut boy uA boat at Tween
" third street T. r., ior home.
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CRIME IN THE RtRAL DISTRICTS.
The Arrest or Merchant Accused OF Incen-
diarism and Forgery.


ANGELICA, Allcgany county, N. Y, Aug.
i6.-Last winter the sheriff Of Allegany county
levied on the property Of A. J. Lewis of Belfast.
To satisfy number Of Judgments against him.
Lcwis WIS merchant and II banker. and one of
the prominent men Of Allcgany county. Two
or three years ago he began to neglect his bus-
ness and his family and lead "A fast life The
money he had made in long business
career was squandered. and the Sheriff took
Charge OF his properly. ms stated. The night
after the sheriff began TO sell Lewiss
were burned. There was no FIRE in the store
when the sheriff lett it. Circumstances showed
plainly that II had been set on fire. There was
q heavy insurance on the building and stock.
This Lewis proceeded to recover in due time.
The ,comuanes resisted payment until they
could Investigate "a To the sible origin of the
IRE. few weeks afterward u fro broke out in
the business part Of Belfast II was Of inren-
diary origin. The greater part of the business
loss OF t25.oOO. Since tn" fire ~ Lewss ia"
opinion had become general, and was openly
oppressed. that Lewis had fired the store him
self. Whom the second fire occurred the theory
was that Lewis. seeing he wHs under suspicion.
applied the torch 10 another part of the town. to
mako II appear that fires were liable to happen
to others AZ well ~ 10 him. During the excite
mn 'uSon ~ ,e ir,s orl ny a. o 9ade by >;
he had borrowed on the nQtes of thu First Ma
tional Bank Of Cuba. iell due. The endor-
ami 4. II. Adsit a farmer living near the
sqme place. Tho note went 10 protest. whip.
pie and Adsit both appeared at the bank and
declared their signatures 10 be forged. They
had endorsed no such note for Lows Several
other notes Of his have been found. all OF which
conta ned forged endorsements. Mr.. Leverdge
President Of the bank. has had Lewis arrested
and BE- IS now, in Jail in this place. in default Of
$1,000 bail. Lewis has young and accom-
plished wife and two children. His father. an
old and respected citizen of Belfast is financial
ly ruined 10y Lews's transactions. The cxact
amount of his forgerlcs is not known as yet
Lewis denies all the charges against him. He
says II is conspiracy TO ruin him.
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NEw YoRE. THURSDAY, Aug. lG.-Receipts u
ht,Nr~ were ~ lnnd., ,an head making "A total
Of 80 since Non'ay asnu- 3i77 for The correspond.
ing time last week Had weather interior quality 81 the
supplies urN rDNlf~ Nf liberal shipments cnttle from
the southwest to arrive here TOR ncN Mondays trade
operated tlNrrr>s the market and most the anco
noted yesterday was Lost to-day Ordinary very good
ltNa, ana Cherokee cattle were sold AZ Sa..c. q n to
dress NJ ~ u common natives ~ Sar TO dress IS
p ordinary 60 good do at Htail a. odress b6eaS7
81 ns '' N''
Receipts NJ calves wcrc iof3 head making 23I4 since
NiidhN against 2n9uiur the time week Prices
we're much ie same A. reported YESTERDAY hut the mar.
Net closed wit AN easier feeling and rather downward
i.nd'ncN ORDINARY to good vcal~ ranged from o. 10
Is e prime lots reached Ttet~c AMI huttermilk
calves and srHss.fs sold ~ 3.sf.c. d n with A
lev partly fed calNes up iu a. siisc
Receipt. 81 sheep aud lambs were % loads or ai5
head making n total Of lnSSo since Monday AGAINST
laalN for the same time last week Trade dragged aud
sales were slow with no Improvement prices Com.
monest Ia choc, i sheep ranged a. Hs,c y NJ;
common Ia choice lanhs from &c SIC H. Very lair
lambs were sold at %, s5A,c n
Receipts ot htgswCfr 10 car loads or 0l2 he
$40 since Monday against 47n for the same time last
week None OF the fresh arrivals We're sale alive and
me car loads held over nun scrfaN hat changed
hands up 10 " o'clock NJ Market dull and w,aAer
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THE PIYNOTTH ROCK.
Over 100, 900 People Carried and no one In-
Jurcd-lhange Of Route.

The owners OF the palace steamer Plymouth
Rock will withdraw her from the RocAaway after
Ia, excursion sunday next Since the CONNIE nee.
ment Of the she has carried daily average Of
800 persons. aggresaung to date 1orOo men, w0-
men, ana children, ana o this number not one per
has heea injured ON Friday afternoon 100 cxcur.
,onl.ts from Allentown Pa aud INTERN, dnic places on
N. Central RAILROAD of Sow Jersey VIII arrive at Jersey
tlt' a. proceed on the his boat 10 R0ckawaN where
mammoth tumhAkt Will be- IA readiness thor rnutr
aycucs ON saturday nr liuhhrli of the Forsyth street
church, Will hayr n grand gathering 81 his Methodist
friends Whn have Iur, htd 10 k.ts tor the loncu NJ IA,
congregation. Tho flNmouih Rock viii 90 to Boston
waters and 300 k' alternate daily tp- a. auh Boston
aud tir Martha NlnrNaid camp meeting -rnuud- and
w also run u Prov iucrtuNn and other tNrur.
SION spots After her Boston trips size viii lc taken 20
FhAhrl lhm tor series at SAILS on the delaware river
aud in tHlr May Late u September She viii return a.
N'w lrk humkr .wdi,counrct.d trps o. Re- snWav
NtWNufg H. ami NrN Haven limited uumA. o. ui ticket.
tthr sold next sundays all wafer route 10 Mar
tina , Alilt yard and Boston
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-17
OUR S.fyINGS BANKS.
Iurther Reports Of Liabilities and Resources
Up 10 July I.
ALBANY, Aug. lG.-The following is the
third lnstallment Of reports Of New York city
snvines banks for the six months ending July | !:

ALBANY. AuR. lb.-Ilp following IL the
thlrd inStallm"nt OF reports OF New FORK city
e,ri,,.a h.ra Tor "a a -, ,,,,,r,hsooif,,. Ill,
9"''hN7 '"nhS WI wv ia NOTWITHSTANDING July IL
lKANKtiN -hssru ffs-Ronds and mortgages. s5tl.sn
s,k e'nenS cost - 81 u, par vns ~ sane.
T'--f fl t@Nititi murkr value ~ same, -7fTl51 -,
loaned on sis a. :l.l0r banking house lot at cost
s"a az - ohcr read estate at cost sl- ~ - ca.h
hHuk, S'sfl %. cH.h "a haf H. - i. and oihtr
as,ri' making . TONI q sllp"3 le L,.idhs-Due
dtl".fvi =. fI's 49, ~. surlus, Sfi'V 80 ultn sc
counts n.lr. IN. hhhk rep" ~ Jan l. l-97, due de-
E,,.'- i'%''-' 20 surplus s''"' - o.,n accounts
t.1f2
EXCELSIOR -RssA0ro'- Bonds and mortgages. ST. $50.
stWk iuf' 'nt- cost ell2- lu, iar value nf -auo
tl''' estimated uArN'i value oi Same. sll5'n. real
estate ~ cost $50 rs cash t bank -l'~ 60 cash
hand silH' - AM Other assets making total s-i,.
$50 '1 LiFlth@-lu" drlo-iiors f-Il'- 1885, surplus
- - in open account, - 81 This bank reported
Jan l-lut ,no.tor- s-l9 oi II surplus, - lO7 -.
open accounts, I $50
.GNiNwfcH -h,sfhlos-BOnds and mortgages. silla..
1888, s"A stmrut> cost s-27a III -. par value
- 80 10, estimated markti value same = 20.
- 20. banking huu.s amt lot cost ~ f f. other real
estate cont So - 81 rnsli u hnuk q - "a. cash
hand ~ ~ 49, and other 49, T. ma kins a total nj
Haas 100 - Initlh.s- Due dtUn.tur- ~ r.nl- .
Surplus sl,a,iuui omen accounts. at-ni Thi- bank
rcpori,d Jan ls77 du, deg osifor., sl2 i-t 49, eur.
Ilu.. rl.tH i-o 40 open accounts, fjlN-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-17
Recovering Bodies Of the siain-Uownrd sun
In the Rear-Chinamen Killed.

VIRGINIA, Mont. Aug. I'D COR. Potts, He-
lnd News Just received from Bannock says
TINT scouting party has just returned, bring
ing with them the bodies of Montague James
Smith. Flynn. and FaInsworth ana that there
ARE more expected TO come. Tho Indians were
thirty five miles south II Bannork yesterday
morning. They had taken all the horses ON the
upper horse prnlrlr, and wrr" moving slowly
DEER IopGE. VI. T.. Aux. lj.-Gnu. Glnionar-
rived hero ni lo"rlo'k TINS morning. acconuH-
MED 10y Lieut. Jacobs. lie Was met at the hotel
10y all the citizens did not soto the front and
also numbered l.idios. who desired Ia glNrtuo
hero of Biz Hole Pass u hrnriy reception. The
from his wound.
The latest Intelligence from Virginia. Mon
mnnd arrived at Bnnnock IN the mrht of the
l4th. and would navc for Horse Prairie the
next morning. All the Cinnamon OF Horse
Prairie are missing. and are SUPPOSED to huye
been Killed. the rear guard Of tie Indians was
atill gu Horse Prairie.
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Yesterday nj the Exchange L. J. Phillips sold
nj public aucuon two houses front aud rear with lot 25x
100 22D Mulberry street east side, 1866 feet south
OF Spring street for 1920
The following property also sold under foreclosure:
ny John 7. Bovd-One four story brown stone house
with lot tsNinI. No 300 West fry sixth street north
s'c 80 feet west " Ninth avenue. $500 hve-
story brick store and tenement with lot 2iNS5 3S9
Ihrd venue southeast corner Of seventy ninth street,
42ipp 10 rlantn.
BY Louis Meser-Onc two story frame dwelling with
plot ~ Nil II ON the south side 1884 street go feet
wg.i 9i flith avenue, sa~r To plainun
Nv lr-tinusS0 frirdmnu-tlnc story frame store
AMI dwelling with lot ~ SNfpp > 2i6 East fory.~rvcnth
.trcct south side. ''5f feet Of second avenue,
SJ,lNl subject tn tax lease for i.tpp years
The remainder Of announced sales srrc adjourned.
n number Of foreclosure sacs announced for today
u tile EN,huurp.
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a Magistrate sent 60 JAN.

No little surprise was caused in the First Dis
trct Ponce Court Jersey ty Yesterday, by the appear.
ance of Justice Maurice Marshall rs prisoner on the
charge al di.ordorl conduct Marshall who is wen.
known politician. was elected 10 ms office by voters
ol Inrs,sh@ Town" The prisoner had hoen arrested
complaint o his vie, ON NtdUo .idy ulsht while IN.
toNrn'l, he abused his muthcr amt vie. lis mother
sad hat hr Was terror W Tie huus, hWd II MAS ,luWu
that when the prisoner Wa sober hr WAS KIND ant In
dulernt a. III, family, but that When drunk ne Washnn
pcfuus Justice DuNlss decision was guilty. and
,lcstHcn Marshall Nns -cut tp hr county lRl tor thirty
days Mlru Marshall Wa sd away ms VIE AMI Wutitr
went Ih,r ris story ia Mirshas arrest Wa brought
ABOUT by ms lulucAl OPP onchtS,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-17
IROTTING ar UfRWICK.
The Hest Time OF Horses that had Never
Troucd foe Money.

WARWICK, n. Y, Aug lG. The races at
the Warwick, Orange county, half-mile track
commenced on Tuesday. The purse of $3.50 for
houses that have never troited for money. WIS
won 10y Irwiu'9 laso. who took the lust three Of
seven heats, Aliens Little Horse second.
SprinEste"n = ljlM. ksmiih Bpytnlrd. and Odell's
Eurrn fourth The best time Of the winning
horse was TO-
In tho $40 clAss AIrNTnhon's Grnco won in
three stral.h, heats. beating Aliens Rose No
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UarIen,'s Latest uonieidc.

Edward Brennan and Frederick W Gooder-
son stood chatting together in Goicrsus stable In East
iH street the IN inst and the latter produced
new revolver and plavully aimed II at brennan SAYING
Prepare to die lew seconds later Brennan lay ON
the hoor with bullet IN his abdomen Two DAYS a.on
surgeon saii that Brennan would live The snme
evening Detectives CLARK AMI smith entered Gnc r-o
bedroom aud Awoke him from sleep. An nshi tow.
KNOW Whal yuu want he said srrang from th, bed
and dressed himself, ~ tn Harlem Police Court Ncst,f
dHN the prisoner told Justice Wheeler that ht did mot
knoM the pistol loaded " That a poor ,N,i.,
his Honor said when lying at the FONT vt
death UOOdeTson was committed
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The Denmark Held la Part.

The National Companies steamship Denmark
was hrtd lu the ui,d States strict Court Yesterday
hy the United States district Attorney, on charges Of
haNn. brought lncos and silks from Iondon that were
not entered un tie WHutt-t \ ulNunfl,u wis Issued
against tine Steamship ind s was ild hS III, Mur-hals
irOutcs. who rrl.,,j the custom Iui,, Officers on
board. The Denmark WIS 10 have sailed Yesterday Irr
departure WI he delayed until bond, tor about S.,uuO
are gwen Tor her
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The sub-,d,ar, High Court. OF Forc.ter..

NEWARK. ~. Aug. l6.-In the session Of the
subsidiary High Court OF the Ancient order vi Forester.
Of the United states held here today Pittsburgh ass
lecicd As the ncNt place of meeting and form OF
installation work tXemi iri The HIGH court 90.
urais wyTc then eles ted. A. follows c r l. Etrs.
: 4. " X ssyw,l, e. ;. James Worsey. : Ia,
BENTLEY, e W : Cohen. G. j " John Marble. 4 :
Is, John Gooie. e. Il. A. 4. II Williams The Court
paIiook VI abanqnot AZ Contine ntal Han tu.nlsIt
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Regulating the Ferries.

The Common Council has authorized tho os-
tahshmen Of icrnos from East Twenty third to
Astoria, Fulton Market 10 Mott Haven and Pech slit 10
snth street and has asked the Comm. soners of the
Nuku. funi grant franchise any Terry ON the
East river from The lower to TN up"r part the cit,
unless the lease contains stipulation that landing
shan le nlAde NJ ur mvAr taht IghtN unrlh sLre,l.
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United States Marshal Robinson went down
the hay Yesterday to arrest John Williams William Ia
vs., Edward smith, and Thorwad Anderson, who are eN
pcctri here to-day In the brig & 4 Sweeney They AZ,
st in have seen the murder o tic mate uf hrtg
al sem INA June Inst hv our their .hipmatr. ll.rins
Thomas q Willis. john Nthhtr. ana htll Olsen. Tie
mhIuN INr. ", ~ ArIN ID 4 lII LInMrn
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lium. Ttman's Dolly ". and Romulus In the

UIuTI' IIIHHh 3 DOIIy ", Uhu NOmUIUs tn INC
order named
To-days trotting.-Tn the $50 class Jarviss
Jennie L. won. Titman's George Brooks. Prices
Kate. and Ravens Lady Clay coming In in the
order named. The best time was LBS
In the z. 80 alass Dunbam's Silver Tail won
Four heats were troitcd McMnhon's Grace
taking the first heat and second money. Twins
Romulus third, and Flager's Don fourth.
Timo-2:3S, 2:37. 2 .37. and 23S%.
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Ss City NJ san Antonio. Pennington, Galveston
5 Con whitney. Hallett Boston
- lnlin Gibbs %. MH-iuuu. Ornrgrinwn. n G
s. Old Dominion. Walker Richmond City Point and
Norfolk ~
hnrk Guselmo y nruscoych. Bordeaux.
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