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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07
A FIGHT IN THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

The Produce Exchange was excited yester-
day about O'Clock by fight between two MEMBERS
the provision floor occasiOned by Misunderstanding
about a contract 1t appears that William @ Shaw OF
the firm Of MARBLES Shaw, sent a messenger TO An
dersOn Fowler OF FO Sler Brothers. with demand that
a margin be put upon contract between them. Not
finding Mr. Fowler in his place Of business, the messen
ger called time. and Mr. Fowler sent back word
that he had received the customary notice before
the call should have been made. About O'Clock Mr..
Shaw met Mr. Fowler and demanded explanation for
returning such I'D insOlent message Mr.. Fowler re-
piled that such request rude, and demanded an
apology for making call for margin without previous
notice. MI. Shaw responded that he had given the re-
aured notice, when Fowler replied You're liar"
Shaw then uttered several epthets, and called Fowler
an insoeut cur" wheTeupon the latter who IL stout
man, struck Shaw The lattor, who rs slightly built
person. struck back, when Fowler Knocked him down
and fell upon him. The beligercnts we're then separ
rated by the members of the Exchange, when it was
fouud that Mr.. Shaw had black eye and his face was
badly cut. Mr. Fowler escaped without scratch The
affair was pronounced by the members disVraceiul
one and brought 10 the attention OF the Complaint
Committee. when counter charges were preferred The
committee after hearing statements from both referred
the the Board OF Managers, who VIII take action
this morning and decide whether 1t lie serious enough 10
suspend both members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07
TO STRANGERS.

MESSRS. TIFFANY & co.
invite tourists and others 10
visit their establishment, where
an extensive stock Of elegant
goods may be IeisuFeIy exam.
imed. The collection includes
work Of Industrial Art from
every part Of the world, and
will Interest SIGMT-SEERS
and cOnnOisseurs, as well as
buyers.
Visitors incur no obligation
to purchase.
UNION-SQUARE,
NEW.YORk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07
? o s s GRIP T
3:45 a. m.
THE MURDER OF May SLAMMED.
A CLERGYMAN ARRESTED FOR DIsGRAcING HER AND
AFTFRWARD KILLING HRR.

AFTERWARD KILLING HER.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Sept 6.-The Rev. ID. h.
Hayden pastor OF Methodist Church. South Madison
was arrested to-day on a charge of numbering Mary
E. stannard, at Roekand in the town OF Madi-
son. He was brought before a magistrate and
pleaded not guilty. The hearing postponed until
Monday The removal Of the accused from his family
occasioned scene OF exciting interest His wife, being
in delicate health. was greatly agtated
The Rev. Mr. Hayden is an appointee Of the Bishop Of
this district. He has served as pastor at
Tlst Rocky Hill, and Of late has been
assigned 10 a church in North Madison.
Mr. Hayden owns the place he has occupied in Rock
land and led there to all appearance pleasant life
with his family which consists Of wife and three
children one Of the latter being babe few weeks Of
age.
Mr. Haydens wife lately taught school and in her abb
girl Mary stannard. who lived not more than
quarter OF mile away, was introduced
into the family to take charge Of the
children Some time in March or April
oyster supper given at the Methodist parsonage
occupied by Mr.. Gibbs. and Mrs. Hayden secured the
services Of Mary sannard to stay at the house while
she away. Mr. Hayden had that day been to South
Madison and on his return, told his wife, the story
goes, that he too fatigued to attend
the oyster party, and would remain at home.
His wife went TO the parsonage and be stayed a. home
had been disgraced by the minister on that evening"
Last Sunday she lntmated intention to destroy ner
own life rather than suffer punc disgrace On luesag
his return stopped at the Stannard House
and got a glass OF water. Mary was there
and went Immediately afterwards TO the spring, about
halfway between her house and the cergylnans, for
fresh pail water On her return she told her sister
that he was TO meet her later in the day
Early in the afternoon she left the house,
OF berries In the woods. Later in the
day her dead body found in path In the woods;
She had been stunned with blow and her throat had
been cut. The murderer took her suubonnet and
folding it placed IL under her head and then crossed
her hands upon her breast and left her.
Among the persons who attended the inquest was MI
Hayden, and he assisted in taking the body from the
woods 90 the house, and seemed to share
the surprise and sympathy which was generally ex-
pressed. On Thursday Mr.. Hayden present at the
funeral which conducted by the regular pastor OF the
parish He walked around with the line Of mOurners to
take final look at the remains he up 10 the cOf
hnhs eyes fastened upon the face the dead r and
then suddenly turned aud some OF the spec
tatOrs thought he betrayed unusual emotion Later IN
the day he cOndoled with the family.
Tho circumstances OF the murder were so overwhem-
inHy against the clergyman, that surprise was mani
tested that he was not before placed IN custody
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07

Deer Isle ME- With AUs aS 70 o T plaster to
~ Bark orr tSorl, Olsen; from ,vendborg, which was
oeS Roma sa So s from which was
anchored below, came up to the city to-day. o,
wIND-sunset-At sandy Hook light SCI clear. Az SiS
i''A"O "s"' o. ' BELOW
ship North American (of Boston Creelman from LVerpOo
Aug i5 TO Vernon Brown Co.
ANCHORED AT HART IsLAND-BoUND OUT
Bark Billy simpson, for Genoa.
Also parks bgs reported the 4th and 5h inst
CLEARED.
strs Prior tBr) Brown, Havre John seager Java lBr
GleV Antwerp Peter Wright CO. Castillo spanl oasslo
Para RIO JaneiTo. etc Mallory Co CITY q o D 1Ins
Moore D BSitimoPe rems &6a@bra Br McEhnney
BarSs sea Crest B Bennett MaSre scamme Bros
a s 1s Mf Bremen ps CO.. Maria %
Baker Belfast Louder ADAMS 0s@ Fa5SS y co.
Rnascente Ital Rossand Saonicl Funch Edye & Co MO
fsSS Sf Bso %aSRssr Pee Pers de Fa
G Dgyad H@yrs DassoT srashe Co NST@Sg s
Philadelphia, Funch Edye Co; vile do Anyers lBelg
Teasa Cartlagena DassOr staehle co; Thomas Brooks
Bdqs Ghnda A tPOrt GSnha opCrtO Hageman Brn9n
stronach tBrl, Kbby, Amsterdam, Bertaux; Julia
schFs Schultz Younss, Middletown and New.Haven,
ats WR Dfm a1asd q s ga ves
lBr, Palmer. Rockland, B, Neyus Sons Mabel Hail.
sloops Express bridgeport and Derby Walters; Lotus
Nelson. Perth AmbOY Weaver & Sterry.
Barge Baltimore, Donaldson Philadelphia, James Hand
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON, Sept 6-Au str Derwent, from Montreal.
LIVERPOOL Sept 6-Arr str Nellie Martin, from Montreal
QUEENSTOWN Sept 6Arr str Bothnia, from NewYork fof
Liverpool.
Sailed City Of Berlin, from Liverpool for New YORK
BRISTOL sept 6.Arr srs Scotia and Devon, from New
YORK.
LONDON Sept BSailed 18th ult Brtannia Attn inst Con-
stantia Nautilus MechOr Sebastian BOeb. Creole Magnolia
Capt sutton Alert for Delaware River VIM Conner for
Hampton Roads; Myronus for Boston; 9th INST Crown
Polo liaVagnln; Andrea LO-
vico Oxo Eda Capt Doe; 9Th inst Enar TamberksalVar
for New.I York; Belt, for Hampton Roads 80
27i u Andrina V; Both u SOuthminster! Sd inst,
John Berry, the latter at Landsend Kahleen 9th INST
Attic, John schultz, the latter at Portland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07
ARSENIC IN A PoTcHEEsE.
THE CHARGE AGAINST THE WIFE OF A NETWORK
REAL ESTATE AGENT.

THE CHARGE AGAINST THE WIFE OF A NETWORK
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Mrs. Caroline Siefke was arraigned In Justice
Eotts Brooklyn, yesterday on the charge Of
attempting poison brother John T. Ropke, OF No.
SO Rosss by putting arsenic in potcheese Mrs siefke
arrested Thursday by acting Captain Bunce ana
Detective Short Of the Fourth Street Police OF Brook
lyn her residence No. 141 West Thrdst In this city
She s the wife OF Henry Sefke real estate agent ana
is handsome woman. twenty-seven years OF age, with
light hair and blue eyes, Her husband accompanied her
to the court ROOM aud the lawyer engaged by MIN
was present. he asked adjournment OF the case
This was granted and the hearing was set down for to-
daY.
Mr. seke says that he produce witnesses 10 prove
that his wife was at home at the time when 1t is al
legged she gave the pOtcheese to Blaneyer to carry to
her mother, Mrs. Pope Bankmeyer is positive In his
Identification Of the prisoner and the police VIII bring
forward witnesses TO show that Mrs sefke was In the
neighborhood of Wytheave and HoOpeIst on Saturday
night. It is said that difficulty has existed between
the mother and daughter ever since the latters mar
Tage growing out OF the disposition OF the properly et
by Mrs Siefkes father Mr. Siefke ON the Otner hanu
claims that the trouble out OF his refusal 10 aoW
his wife TO visit her mother he did not consider Mrs
Popes conduct proper Mrs. Pope is widow, her sec
ond husband having died few years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07
FO1rR STEAMSHIPS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship City of Chester, of the In
Line and the England OF the National Line VIII
SAIL to-day for Liverpool; the North German Lloyds
steamship Donau sails for Bremen, and the Devona Tor
Glasgow. Following are the complete saloon lists:
FOR LIVERPOOIBV steamship CtU y Chester-Patrick
Burke, William Burke Mrs. Luckhardt and Two cmuren'
Mia Courts w. Coleman. T. II. Jones Mr. Ots George T.
Fitzgerald Charles f. Foster Miss Emma MOlOy r. ChD-
born Junus smith, l.. T., UOrner, Mira Hoer g. LaWeSs'
the Right Rev. G. " Ryan Bishop or BuIlo the rev T.
the Rev. Z. MOynahan W. T. LYsleT, MIS- lyseI'
John MacIinnan, A. Beaumont George Drut MISS Shar
lote Converse A. B. Cobb Mrs Cobb Robert Styrng w
Marsh H. Il. Woods. f. j. CanpOe, MIS- Caupbel btuiho
McGregor Thomas FOulke, A. n. Browning Mrs jackson
Miss jackson, Mr. Fenwick, Miss Fenwek A. WEIGH WI,
liam A. WEIGH James A. Wech, Miss c. X. watt Miss mary
RI palmer Miss Mary Ferris the Rev. John r. Jones' Mrs
Tones James c. ScaHlOn, John NJ. Smiley Mrs. Forbes
BV Steamship EnQtand-Miss Bayard, George d. Roster
Newton banner, william Holding, John BrOadhead, Mrs
Broadnead Mrs Mary Gill Miss Frances CURTIS Miss En'
Mrs William Trevor Trevor Miss Annie Trevor John
n Billing Billing, w Andrews Brown, James H. suffer-
John Ferry, Benjamin Francis Miss Jeannet Wans lhos'
FOR BREMEN-By Steamship Doncu-Carl Won der osten-
Lbjust Schulzt, Mrs Pauline COhn Miss Ote COhn
Kelly Miss Marian Kelly Miss Elizabeth Kelly, q
F. ZschOcke Thomas Allan IT, Mrs ELISE Gumbinner ana nVe
children Mrs Caroline Frank ard two children, Ad0ph
schwartz Jacob Ostrecher Ebe II. Menke Theodore Wen
del Heinrich Muller Charles Hausmann, Mrs Hausnann
and Miss Hausmann Jose de OhnedO Mrs EIaDth
Christian r. BOchneT. Mrs BOChner ana chd,
August MO j. RuET Mrs Gray Gordon MISS yrte Oofdon'
FOR GiASGOW-By SiearaskfD beuonid-RusselI H. Chit
Mrs Chittenden Miss Edith Chittenaen j. X Key
nell f. A. Sanborn, w G. Medlecoy the Hon. Felix O. fat
rc George Irons w l. Marshall, John IL Barrett jr.. VIM
Wallace John Gardner Muir, Francis McBride, J0hn W.
Springer stevenson William @. Gatten, Miss g. Mac
donald Miss Ann Lindey Miss Mare K0Ord Miss VI. Nor
gan Miss Brown, TreanOr Miss SarahJ Thompson Mrs
sarah Fuller the Rev. Walter Bushnell Mrs BUSHNELL w
Anderson MedecOtt Mrs NJ Farrell Ayres Miss Jean
neIte Farrell Miss D. T. Farrell Amos Coates Mrs Coates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07
A BATTLE AT THE R0SEYDALE oUARRIEs

PARTY OF FIFTY MIN TAKE POSSESSION AFTER
FIRING THIRTY sHors-A MINE WHICH FAILED
To EXPLODE.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Sept. 6.-The con-
troyersy of Cummings against Miller for the possession
OF the New-York Cement Company's quarrles
at Rockock Rosendale, eliminated this morning in
battle between rival parties in which the Hon Isaac
Becker manager for Cummings shot and severely
Injured His James Becker also shot in the shOu
der and back with Colts revolver. The Cummings
rarty Ousted after thirty shots were nred By
Mer's gang, who are now In possession. The Miller
party was over nfty number, and headed by two
sons OF Mr. 1hOmus Miller. president Of the company,
one Of whom Ia charged with shooting young Becker
The Cummings party had prepared for the attack by
laying mime charged with several kegs OF powder but
their battery failed TO operate, thereby saving
great loss OF life the Miller party. This cOntrO
yersy occupied the courts for several years and
grew out OF the company leasing the quarry to
Cummings aud then attempting 10 regain possession
Young Beoker's wounds nave been photographed, as
they are deemed dangerous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07

Some time back n witness was examined
before Parliamentary Committee with the following
result seIcant A. ito wtuessl: And on Thursday, the
thirteenth you say you called Mr.. Jonesp witness:
did" SERGEANT A.: "And what did he say T. Ser.
leant Is. objected TO this question SERGEANT A argued
that II could put aud cited several pecedents The
Juniors hunted up all the serjennt b. replied az
length. and stated his precedents These arguments
lasted hours The committee then retired to con
slider whether the question should be put or not, anil
after absence Of about hour they returned, and
stated that It might be asked Up then Sejeant A,
and said witness: AID Thursday, the thirteenth,
You say you called on Mr. Jones r. witness Il did"
Seriranl A. with OF triumph) And what did lie
sayT Witness: He WASN'T at home" Tableau!
frankie Ito Annie who is eating a sponge
cakr) ANNIE, let ne your baby, and you feed me-
Aunic oh. no, Frankie, you can not be my baby; my
baby must be IN long clothes-one wot can't eat NO
suoT gpp uE a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07
A CASE OF FALSE PRETENCEs.

Edward Mallahan, proprietor of the liquor
and cigar store No 81 West Thirtietst arrested
on warrant yesterday afternoon and arraned before
Justice Kasmire at the Jefferson Market Police Court
charged with false pretences by Abram Cohen, Of No
267 Nnth-aye Mr. Cohen alleges that Mallahan TO
his store and negotiated for the purchase OF 5000
cigars valued at $40 So stating that he the
OF the h0uOr and cigar at No 80 West Thireths
Relying upon his representations Mr.. Cohen sold him
the cigars wh,h he failed 10 pay for at the time agreed
upOn In the proceedings that were brought 10 recover
tie money Mr.. Cohen alleges that on the Goth OF Feb
ruarv 1873 Mallahan sWOre before VIM. II. Allen,
referee OF Court Common Pleas appointed 70 take
evidence I'm the that lac not the owner OF the
saloon I'M question Mallahan was held in $500 bail 10
answer the charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07
PRESSING INDICTMENTS TO TRIAL.

District Attorney Phelps said yesterday in
regard 20 the revival in his Office of old indictments,
published in THE TRIBUNE that most Of the increase Of
business in the office present due to the pressure
that ordinarily ct the close Of the Summer vacs-
ton No old cases. he declared had been opened at the
present time for special purpose, but all were taking
the ordinary course Of the office II eXtraord-
nary circumstance for a case to up again tfer
noe prosequ had been entered in the Croker matter
and IL was only done when some important evidence
case of Henry W. Genet the DstrictAttOrney said he
had oeeu anxious should be made much earlier than
this II would doubtless come up some time IN october.
some OF the cases OF homicide mentioned In THE
tribune he added recent, and had been put down
trial during the present term. They would be taken
up III the usual tried promptly they ought
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
SKILFUl. FORGERs AT WORK.

SEVERAL OF THE CITY BANKS DEFRAUDED-EF-
PORTS TO DISCOVER THR CRIMINALS.
A gang of forgers has successfully swindled
several Of the city banks during the past month by
forged checks In almost every instance the fOrgeres
have been skilfuy executed and the money has been
promptly paid by bank cashiers. The Gaatm Bank was
thus defrauded Of over $1,000, and no clew was OBJ
tanned the Orgers The Bank Of New-York was next
swinded four checks purportng TO be drawn by the
agent of the estate OF Nicholas Low for $1,000 being
paid. In presenting q fifth check for 1891, man
named Stewart, recently liberated from State Prison,
was arrested and is now in the Tombs. HIS arrest,
a was hoped, would put stop TO tie forgeries.
The Mechanics National Bank and the Chatham Ma
tona Bank have also been sufferers In each case the
perPons passing the forged checks described as we'll
dressed gentlemanly persons The Mechanics Bank
officers have lost heavily forged checks drawn to
cash" or bearer" the total loss III the last ten days
being about $780, On this account circular has been
mailed TO each GepOSitOr, stating that tue frequent
losses we sustaining from forged cheeks payable 10
cheek for over 500, except to order" President
b. b. Sherman said yesterday that most OF the tIo9De
arose from the habit drawing checks to bearer OF
which there less scrutiny than OF checks drawn 10
order -, ..
in regular course Of business secured the signature on
business house for a small amount from which sHlul
fOrgeIies were made Tor large amounts , mnen i Tue
legitimate check was PAID the ATTENTION OF tne pyins
teller of the bank attracted by the bright c0nvefsa
On Of the man who presented the cheek SO naI NE 4
difficulty in being recognized when ne presented the
forged checks. II was IN tbs way thar the t
National Bank was swinded on two checks Tor ~ 9aO,
They purpOrted to have been drawn by gOl9-sneuhs
firm. The PinkertOn Agency, as well as city ueecuNts
at work hunting down the forgers skuu IoIgea
leader of the gang and efforts are being made 10 prove
bis guilt Major Bangs, OF the Pnkert0n Agency salo
last night that no arrests had yet been made ana tnat
while there was good to suspect certain we'll
known foreers, they had eyaded arrest thus far IL is
believed by the regular police ana OanK detecNes naV
the fOrgers Will soon be arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07
A sHREwD FEMALE swINDLER.
OPERATIONS EXTENDING OVER MORE THAN SIXTEEN
YEARS.

YEARS.
Mrs. Josephine Werner, known by a large
number Of aliases arrested in this city Thursday
night by Captain Mclaughlin, of the Gates Avenue Po-
lice Brooklyn, charged with swindlng Mrs. Samuel N
Burrll Of No 633 BedfOrdave., of 81 70 by means
of false representations The woman is an old offender
and it is said that perhaps many fifty complaints
will be made against her. A few days ago she
called on the Rev. Nevin Woodside, Of the Duf1eld
Street Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn, aud gave the
name of Mrs Meyers She said that her son had died in
the Home for ncurabes at FOrdham, and that the man
ayers would not give her sons body to her until they
were satisfied that she had claim to it, She mentioned
the names OF several tradesmen known the clergyman
and asked him write letter certifying who she was
Mr. WOodside was impressed with the woman's SINGER
iy and believing her story, complied with her request
With this letter the woman went to a Myrtle Avenue
merchant and obtained Sc, she told a pitiiul
tale about her poverty and inability TO bury her son
The fraud was discovered, and q description Of the
woman being published it was recognized by others OF
her victims 40, $780,, -, -, ,.
the name OF Josephine Werner, and said that her two
in hospital in this city and that her furni-
money to enable her to get her furniture, and Mrs
Burril gave her all she had, 81 70 The police were
traced TO No 46 South second-st, where she
had resided with a Mrs Carpenter. Here she had said
married TO a clergyman She left Mrs. Carpenters
without paying her board bill Captain mclaughlin
with considerable difficulty found that she had removed
TO No log Canals this CITY, and Thursday night he
found her at Canal-st and the Bowery She was ar,
Taigned before Justice Riley yesterday, and remanded
for examination. In satchel in her possession were
number Of letters which she used in carrying on
arrested for swndling the Rev. j. Hyatt Smith, was
convicted and sent TO the pententay for two years and
teen years old 1t is that of the Rev. Lewis Guner,
whom she swindled out OF 500 When arrested three
charges against her When asked why che did 80, she
replied: 81 can't help it. It's my business"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07
SHIP NEHS
PORT OF NETWORK

PORT OF NEw.YoRR. ............ SEPTEMBER O.
ARRIVED
Str City Montreal IBID Fulton Liverpool Aug 81 and
Queenstown 2Sth. 10 G. Dale.
Amore (r) Watson Liverpool Ii days. in ballast TO
J G. Seager
str Mary Louise (Brl, Mace Liverpool in ballast
seager anchored IN GTavesend Bay tor orders.
str Rheln Ger, Fancko Bremen Aug 20, via sOuthamp
ton 27th to Oelrichs q Co.
Str city san Antonio, Pennington Galveston Aug 80
20 III Mallory & Co.
str Lone Star, Forbes Galveston Aug 80. 10 Bogart &
Str Aibemarle Gibbs. Loves to Old Dominion IS Co.
Bark Beuedetto Ita Cahero Falmouth 60 days. In ballast
o Funch Edge & 20,
BARK Passe Pariout (Nor Neumann Gloucester Aug in
ballast Benham Boyeseni anchored at Sandy Hook for
orders.
BARK Norden (swed Hghande Bordeaux 80 days. in bal
last 20 Punch, Edge Co.
FOrma RuSs) Bueman Brosa 40 days in ballast
order.
BARK Ferdinand der Kramp Fleetwood 4s days in ballast
20 FuBch Edge q Co.
Kong Oscar II Mon Ckrisofer. days.
ballast 10 Funch, Edge a Co.
mark NorJ, Muller, Copenhagen 50 days, IN ballast
scSr sarah wooster CULVER wiscassett Me- with lum.
bef 10 Bell Bros.
tou's Son
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUrs NO.
2ls BROADWAY.
pam IT, Noon. 75n. m. So budnicht TV'
Highest during daV 30 Lowest: 60
Average 72L7. same day 1877, 6I's'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Wipdsor otel-Maior-General John NJ. Schohed,
o. s. A. Rear Admiral ]. r. NJ Muaney, u N, ana VII
liam Blair. Of Chicago 81 Niehotds yg s,aHi M
Ups0n Of Ohio SftTteDdnt Housc-genefal AIfea ~
Terry Lieutenant Colonel Eugene A. carr, Major ~
Hughes and Captain G.. f. Price, u s. 49, drN Ase1as
HOte-E A. Hayt Commissioner OF Indian Su
n Reynolds N. A HO1fndH HOuSe-Eugene SchuyleI
of Ithaca Clarendon HOtet-COlOnel William IL h0Derts
N New Orleans - NSfTopodn Hotet-exSenatOr Iholnas
J. Robertson, of south Carolina Neo oTk I
N Fuiton OF STEAMSHIP CITY Of Montreal. fih ArsIe
Genefa Danie Tyer OF labama the Rev. w Urwek
of London and DR. Cree and George Lawess OF IL Is.
HOtei-Captain f. AeNelen
and Captain r. Ayellon the Russian Lf0usS-
Mayor w. g. whitley, OF Wilmington, Del
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07
PROVIDING FOR BETTER TIMES.

The Board of Managers of the Produce Ex-
change yesterday adopted series Of resolutions which
are intended 20 revive the project OF erecting new
building The preamble declares that the abund
ance of the crops the satisfactory condition OF our ex
port trade in the products Of the country the increasing
activity in ali branches Of domestic trades and indus
tries together with fact that have practically
rived At a hard-money basis in business TRANSACTIONS
see 70 furnish abundant proof that tina Of great
est depression has passed and that we are catering upon
an era OF PROSPERITY the resIioon 1ena a tas n US
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07
DECORATIVE ART LOAN EXHIBITION.

The second loan exhibition of the Society
Of Decorative Art will be opened October Is. Being
anxious to make IL attractive and successful the
last one society soct from those who possess
aud curious objects Of antique modern art, the oau
OF such articles for exhibition.
Mrs s. L. NJ Barlow is at she head Of the committee
on antiques India embroideres, old plate, antique jew
elry etc.; Mrs. william p Lee at the head Of that on
European pottery and china Mr. J. W. PnchOt is chair
man committee pictures; Mrs. j. W. Pnebot OF
that Chinese and apanese art Mrs A. b. Stone or that
on lectures and auxiliary entert nments Mrs Lucus
uekerman Of that reception and arrangements, and
Mr. w. w. Bridgeman has charge of the insurance