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BUSINESS TROUBLES.


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LIKE OLIVER TWIST.

Young Frank Fiahcrty, OF No. 10l Mott street, yes.
terday attempted to impose upon the crodulity OF
the Essex Market Police Court another edition OF the
Oliver Twist story. Ito had been taken in tow, SO
TO speak, by another youth OF tender years, named
Martin Dolan, who led him about tho Bowery til
they reached Canal street. There tho elder boy
suddenly snatchcd a pocketboox from the
sscque oil Mary Dilion, and thrustiug IL IN
FraUK's hands vanished among the bysanders Miss
Dilons discovery OF the theft discointsd tho lad and
In the excitement OF tho nc TOOK ~ "a hccIa
Ofcourss there was cry Of "Stop theiin ana crowd
soon dashipg alter the boy oficer Chrystal saw
tue chase, Joined In II and up Frank lust as
he reached tho Bowcry Theatre. That seemed haven
OF refuge, and into be lied, stumbling benches
and cropping his way along walls. Hc ua hi al
last aud furnished this narrative 10 Judge FIsmme
yesterday who reminded him TIL Martin 10 arrested
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"GIvE US HALF YOU'VE GOT"
HOW THREE TRAMPs wAYLArD NKwARKER
AND CAUGHT TARTAR-THE VALUE OF

HOW THREE TRAMPs wAYLAID NKwARKEb
AND CAUGHT TARTAR-rHE VALUE OF A
TRus1Y REVOLVER.
To q great many people the professional tramp Is
myth, to mr. Henry Ulrich, proprietor of a small
lager besr saloon At No. 50 Court street, Newark
~ j., the tramp startling reality as tho following
statement mado by him TO HERALD reporter last
evening amply certines Said Mr. Uiricn, who Is an
athletic man between thirty i've and forty years OF
ase:-
Last Tuesday evening received u letter from my
wife, who Is quito III and stopping at Paterson, six
toen miles from here by the railroad, asking me TO
come on and see her IL was TOO lutc to get train,
30 procured a horse and buggy aud started about
eight O'Clock. The night was very dark. was 10.
acquainted with tho road, and upon reaching Belle
vile stopped ut the tavern near the bridge there to
inquire the way Having received the desired nfor-
nation l drove on slowly, in consequence OF the
darkness. When about half mile this side OF what
suppose Is u paper mill, near Passac village, and
about hafpast ten O'clock just got abreast OF
cump of trees, three men suddenly sprang out, ana
Two of tLom sezed Tho horses head while tho other
one jumped into tho wugon alongside and quicker
than can say what am saying. had bis about
my neck. He was man a tall as 1 ana a good
ak as p VI my osa.a sy1 r a"
my MP pocket ana, showing u up close 10 him,
somewhere In the lett side, above the hip,
think, gave him the conteUts OF barrel He
yelled, ON my Godl Pm ahot. boys!' / then sx.
crtsd my strength aud iiurg him out OF the wagon.
The other Two sprsng back from tue horso's head,
tho horse bounded forward aud 1 gathered up the
reins aud drove iuli speed to rasssic, followed by
shower vi from the villains that attacked mo
got 10 Passaic all night, pulled up at y tavern
there, told my story aud they sent
young man with We drove back, past
The place where was attacked, but saw nothing
had missed the road. Ny companion set Inc right
and reached Paterson ali right alter midnight
Mr.. UIrich further said that ho only naa with MIN
little travelling msnry, net enough TO make any
fuss ABBOTT Hc has msue no com plant 10 the au-
ih0rities, but would rejoice 10 custody the fe
loo he shot The daring attack ML Ulrich Was
made within tho limits vi Psssac county, to tho au.
thoritics OF which The case Is properly referred tor
action In tho way Of hunting down ihc nighwaymen.
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THE LONG BRANCH OUTRAGE.

EXAMINATION OF THE JEWISH POLES AS.
sAILANrs SYMPATHY AROUSED FOR The
INJURED MAN AMONG THE JEWISH RESI-
DENTS.
LoSG BRANCH August l, 1873
Joseph Fredberg, the Jewish Polo pedler, OF Or
chard street, Kew York. VINO brutaiiy assaulted
BY the Mansion House stable gang. lies In u critical
coudmion at Coopei's Hotel. ono OF his nj
legged assaiIans was lodged IN tue lookup last night,
job Hartman. Friodbere's injuries not thought
to DO serious as ut first reported. Last evening
Judge Lane requested Drs. Pcmocrton ana Chasey TO
mako an examination. when they dill, and reported
that therc external signs OF injury ana that
In their opinion hs extreme depression . due more
to tho nervous excitement which hs has suffered
than any other On the contrary, Frodbergs
friends say they called In Dr. Hughes who sad hc
found MARKS Of bruises, u from the Kick OF heavy
boot, all over the injured mans body. To-Day at ono
o'clock tho 1--WE prisoners brought before Judge
A. q. Lano Tor examination. Prosecutor j. h. Ian.
ming represented the state; Mr. secor, lawyer OF
New York anu a summer resident nj the Mansion
House, john Applcgate AID n. q. Porter defended
the prisoners Tho uingy, nlthy court room wns
CROW ucd with fishermen ana farmers si reporters Of
the Now York press being excluded by oraer OF toe
Judge. William Bennett manager OF the Mansion
House stables, was FIRST called to plead TO the charge,
the defendants insisted that all thc defendants should
be present before any Of the prisoners should mako
ing that II was only preliminary examination and
that each defendant must be called separately and
make his answer TO the charge.
The MANAGERS STORY.
Bennett stated that frcdDcrg came to the Mansion
House stable yard ON Monday evening and began ask.
ing one oil the s,ablemon 10 purchase his wares
IL being against tho rules OF the Mansion
House 10 permit any pedcrs on the premi.
scs, Bennett ordered Friedoerg to close up
HIS pack aud vacate the premises This
Frcdberg refused to do, when Bennett tred to forc
bly, cject him. Just at this time a boy known M
"shvfty" grabbed Up bunch OF suspenders from the
pedler's pack and ran down the lane, Fricdbsrp
began to shout aud make great noise, when Bcnneti
took him by tho shoulder anu threw him out OF
doors Iborc he tainted Water was brought To him
wncn hc seemed 10 revive, Bennett leaving him after
adnonshing nm 10 leave the premises US soon as lie
could Van Horn. FInncgan, CuiUerI anu Hartman
who have been separated since their arrest gave ths
same story In every detail. The exam nation WAS moi
concluded this evening.
FRIENDS IN NEED
Tho unfortunate conotion Of Friodberg has secured
him the rympathy and assistance OF tho people OF his
own race who are sojourning at Long Brancn AZ
tue Clarendon Hotel subscription started yes.
tcrdny ior his benefit Today Mrs. George ten.
helm, oil west Twenty.thrd street, New YORK. called
on the injured mans amiiy aud tneL went to Judge
Lane ana told him TO procure good legal counsel 10
prosecute his assailan ss well astcnt TO his com.
forts, ~ her personal expense
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porters Of acss at No 80 Howard street. was before
Register Little yssterdny Mr. Melville II. RsGsus-
berger attorney for Robert StrolEers the opposing
eEeditor. brh nv examined Mr. Wardrobe relative 10
the assets OF the trim.
Al q meeting Of the creditors OF Edgar +. Sturts
vant hay broker, at No 81 Wall street. held yester-
day At The Office OF Register Dayton, schedules were
presented showing liabilities ountiog 10 $40 900
John n. Plat was appointed assignee.
10 the County Clerks o1lce there fled yester
day the assignms OF Joseph Clubhouse and Hirwan
L. Jersey TO Jerome b. Aiken.
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The following are the resolutions adopted: -

First-Ths financial sy,tem nssded is that all money
ssued by the povernment that whether made Of
metal paper must be perfect and complete in itself:
full legal tender In every and to Ia
payment lawful discharge Of every species bed
ness. matter "f now little commercial value the
tensl of which IL Is M AIDE.
Second Congress shall create suitable amount Of
money safe aud convenient form meet neceH-
requirements Of the business. and labor OF the
ThrdrLere shall be no privileged class OF creditors,
official salaries pensions. bonds and all other debts and
Obligations. public ana private shall be discharged In
leg of the United States according TO the
stipuiaons ut the laws uuder which they
Iourfh-The public lands the property Of
whole people and should not be sold to
granted railroads corporations, but should
mated to actual settlers In limited quantities
FVtAl Offices should DO abolished most rigid
es,omy enforced in every branch OF the public
and punishment Inflicted upon officers Who
the trusts Ieposed In them.
Siyth-That graded income tax all net incomes
cc~dug ~ 600 DO increased each additional 81
income.
SerenThat the passage BY Congress Joint resou
declaring the principal OF bonds payable In
injustice aud breach OF the public
which ought to be Immediately resciuded.
issuing by the Secretary Of the Treasury Of large
of Hour and half bonds advance OF Tho
governments need Of money and four cent bonus
could hyatsd Just we'll.
untable folly aud bile fraud
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DEMAGOGUES, GO WEST!

From the Philadelphia Bulletin, August IL
From all parts Of the West come complaints shat
the farmers unable to obtain holp enough gather
their harvcsts. In Wisconsin SO so is offered; but
even then there are not laborers enough to MI tho
demand, and the same thing Is true o Iowa aud Mn-
Besota. This Is significant comment upon the
ciamor OF dcmagogrcs that millions OF workingmcn
arc seeking employ nient NJ any price and not
NoN
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or the stock Of the company was represented,
that Of tho Tappans being represented by John
CTS nephew anu Clement n. uil attorneys,
President Durant preEided. but thorc busi-
transacted as the attorney for the company Mr.
Edward Avery, informed the stockholders that
Il would DO necessary TO Call special meeting,
and that tho object OF the meeting should be
stated in tho call. IL then decided to call
q special meeting Tor next Thursday, ut which the
matter OF the company's gong into bankruptcy will
be determined. The meeting then adjourned 10 Mon
day next.
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BEN BUTLER AND KEARNE Y.

BosTox, August l, 1878.
General Butler published . card this evening posi-.
lively douyius the pubIIshcd statement that Dennis
Kesrney 70 Masssshusstts al hts suggestion and
n his interest.
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WOMEN GREENBACKERS.
[BY TELEGRAPH no THE HkRALp.
RorursTna n v Ausuat 4

RocHEsrER, N. Y, August 1, 1878
Al meeting OF the national greonbackers OF
Monroe county this evening, held for the
ratification OF the syracuse platform, Susan
b. Anthonv was invited to speak and de.
hvercd spirited political address,. Sho ssd tho
were ready 70 stand any platform, be 1t Tor
grceubacks or silver, Tor rco trade or protection, II
equal rights for women we're made plank In that
MIA laHm
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REAL ESTATE FAILURE.

CHICAGO, Ill, August l. 1873
Charles W. Rigdon, real estate dealer, has Tod o
bill In bankruptcy His secured dsbts amount to
$25s, 900, Of when $4,000 Is duo tho Scottish
American Mortgage Company. The unsecured debts
amount 10 SIS, 0V0. Has assets are y large amount
oil eucumosred real estate anu some CLAIMS, asgre
rAttEg about $50. 900.
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:, .n. =. $50 l4l,l53 ~
assets turned over by Tsppan, as estimated by the
committee, Is over ST. but question 10 the
the property was raised on account OF the liabilities
s,nc ca mlSn. have 70 assume. much OF It being
s'Ioks On wnicn assessments may be levied.
from an interview with q gentleman present ut the
CREDITORS meeting, II was learned that among the
assets not included IN the list may be mentioned the
company's right 10 use the water OF Stony Brook
afight Tor which the city "i Boston has nego-
natlng, and which Is estimated TO DO worth from
Soo, ooO 10 SlO0 900. The machinery owned by tho
company is considered by competent Judges 10 DO OF
more value than appears Tue list,
In addition 10 the doubtful assets, amounting 10
S3ol0 the company owns property vi consic.
cradle value on wnicn no estimate was made
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VERMONT GREENBACKERS.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE STATE CONVENTION
YESTERDAY -THE PLATFORM ADJOURNED
TO ST. ALBANs TO NOMINATE STATE
TICKET.
BURLINGTON, VT, August l. 1873
The State GreenbscK Convention mot here to-day,
Nelson Nye, Of Highgats, presiding series Of res.
olutons were adopted, alter which tho Convention
adjourned TO meet at ST. Adams August 20, whom
State ticket will DO nominated
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PREPARING FOR THE CAMPAIGN

special meeting Of tho rammany Com mittce on
ORGANIZATION was held st the hsadquarers In Four.
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LYNCH LAW THREATENED.
DWELL, THE MURDERER, IN DANGER OF DEATH
PROM AN EXCITED CROWD.

CAMBRIDGE, ". T., August l, ISIS
dwell. The murderer OF Thomas Barnett, was held
by the Coroners jury to-day. the facts elected peing
substantially as previously given. The excitement
over affair In vicinity OF salem very intense.
and when Deputy sncrIns Archer and Howe arrived
there with the prisoner this afternoon they found tho
street leading to the jail thronscd by mon armed
with clubs who threatened TO lynch the murderer.
The sheriffs drew their revovcrs and threatened 10
Shoot any who should lay hands Tho prisoner,
aud, turning into smother street, whipped up their
horse and thus escaped The prisoner 10 sccreted
and guarded elsewhere, aud vii be kept 20 tL The
passions OF the people have subsideL
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DosroS, Mass, August !, 1873
The second meeting Of the stock holders oil the
Boston Betting Company wss held at tho
compnny's oflco this mornipG About two-thrds
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COMPLETE LIST OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES.
from The Boston journal August IL

The committee appointed by the creditors Of the
Boston Betting Company to Investigate the affairs Of
the company having made q thorough examination Of
he books and papers Of tho concern made their 10.
port At q meeting held Wednesday afternoon. Mr..
Hunt. tho chairman Of the committee, In making
the report stated that their invesg ton thoy had
found the accounts in n much more complicated con-
dition than they had anticipated The statement or
the liabilities and assets are as follows:-
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ACTION OF THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS
At special meeting OF the Police Commissioners
held yesterday the following resolutions were

Whereas IL is incumbent the Board OF Police. by
tions Is ami 10 Vt chapter U7J Of the Laws 1871
nuay IN the months OF ADJUST ard September selec.
four persons two OF whom shall be OF opposite political
faith state issues from their associates
spectors o. sect anu In like
po,ite political fth from each other. poll
clerks IN each election district in this city OF New iorx
therefore bo IL
Resolved. That lists bs received sbv invited
until the 10Th day of August OF the names ages resi-
dences occupations and political th State Issues OF
proper persons Tor the positions above named tho end
that the Board may institute Inquiries the
And qualifications OF tho persons cd such lists
Resolved That the lists submitted shall be open
public Inspection, and when fui list is for
QUE or more ASSEMBLY districts the same shall be
published In the City Recod public scrutiny invited
and objcctious df exsD considered before final
lection is made.
Resolved That IN the preparation OF such lists publ
cation the Chief the Bureau Of Elections hereby d.
reeted to omit therefrom tue person hnse
business or reputation IL Of immoral
character who has nploymen under the federal state
or city governments or amy departm snts thereof
John }. UBrlen, the new chief oil tho bureau, was
sworn In by Chief Clerk Hawcy aud almost imme.
diately alter took charge OF tho Office.
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Total assets tor which cash could bs OBJ.
tained IN sixty dayA 1884 664 Sc
ASSETS AND CLAIMS QuEsrioNABLK.
Under this head Included claims against tho
erai parties and companies, property which Tappau
has turned for the benefit OF tho creditors and
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-05-14

AN UyPRoFITABLE CRUIsE.-One Of
the men belonging to the party which
started out f-om Whatcom, . year ago,
10 explore the mysteries of the South
branch OF the Noot.sck river, and
like Henry's old settler to prospect
hydraulic and cradle the country all
over for gold, was in town the other
day. He speaks of the trip as failure
and Of the precious metal as rather
scarce in that section, so far as their
observations extended. The party
went up 10 within about fifteen miles
Of Mount Baker, and although they
found no gold Of any consequence, they
could take a cold almost any where
along the stream. He is OF the opinion,
however, that had il been at the low
stage of midsummer they would have
found little gold at least to bear of as
a trophy. At the time they left What
com. aud during their absence live
intcres. was felt as TO the result of
their search. q. it was generally be-
lieved thatrich gold digsings were yet
TO be found on the South branch of the
Nootssck. Some two years previous
to their departure, a man had made the
trip alone; bat stated that when he had
proceeded about rs far as the point
when they turned TO come back. he
came across a party of Indians, whose
hostile bearing induced him to imme-
diately retrsce hi. steps. He brought
back with him a quantity of gold.
quite sufficient to remuuerate him for
his time and trouble This ne had
washed out Of the sands. at several
points, along the bed of the river, while
the water was low. He was of the
opinion that by the assistance of sluices
during the low water stage. party of
new men could sluice out s. to 81 per
day, each on these gold bearing sands.
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OSE MORE USFoRTUyATE.-Word
was brought in by the evening train
last night, that j. Wilson. brakema
on the Georgins. had met with a pain
full mishap. in coupling q train. get.
ting his hand damned so badly as to
cause the loss Of q thumb. AS Mr..
Wilson was the pitcher of the AIki
base ball nine. it 10 feared this misfor.
tune will prevent his taking part in
the proposed international match game
on the oath. 1t is to be especially re-
GREETED on this account as his place in
the nine at this time will be hard to
fill.
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Tlvoli Beer Hall.

We have received per City of Panams
n cargo of GERMAN INPoRTED BEER ;
a lso, sArdines. caviare. Swiss and Linn
burger Cheese. LlNBURGER CHEESE
only fifty cents apiece. We also have
Schmeig's and Steilacoom Lager Bser
on draaght and the celebrated Bud
weiser, Milwaukee, Boca and st.
Louis Lager Beer in pint and
quart bottles. Also all kinds of lunches
TO order.
HESS d Co. PRoPRIEroRs.
Occidental Square.
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CHINADoM IN CoURT-Two humid
red and forty-two Chinese railroad la
borers yesterday brought suit agains,
the 5. & W. w. Il. K. for alleged ar
rears of wages to the aggregate amount
Of nearly $1,000 for work done on the
road last year.
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No Gas A gentleman makes the
inquiry why our street lamps have not
been lighted for the past two nights
On Sunday night, it was so dark that
it was dangerous to attempt to reach
the North Pacific at Yesler's wharf
Does not the city pay for the stree,
lights?
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MARINE DIsPATCHEs-Tbe arriva

MARINE DisrATcHEs.-The arrivals
Yesterday were the schooner Alice, at
Fort Gamble. and the schooner Superior
anu DARK Oregon at Port Townsend, all
'fom san Francisco. The departures
we're Tue schooner Hueneme for Huene-
me oauiornia, from Port Blakely;
Sno1ser Aurora from Port Gamble for
p faneisco; bark Forest Queen from
VIZ vs' Ludlow, and ship Belvidere from
"'of'a, also for San Francisco.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
john Collins. Tacoma; Thomas Will
son. San Francisco; Capt f Ellicott ant
wife, Baltimore; G w Bennett, Pisch
River; James Entwistle, Talbot; NJ
Howard. Idaho; I j Spooner. l. = Nc
Clure, New Tacoma.
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OPERA BourrE. The Rose Manning
troupe Of opera bouffe will be here on
Saturday next aud will appear in
"Girohe Girofls." They will also play
again on Monday evening. the pro-
gramme on that occasion bsang
Madame Augot's Daughter" The
members OF the troupe come among us
with the fresh laurels gained by them
IN haidwin's Grand Opera House in
san Francisco. and in their visit We are
promised an exceptional fine musical
treat.
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A RUsnER.-The Dakota reported at
Victoria yesterday morning. only two
and three ourths days from her dock
in San Francisco. She brings . big
list of passengers who may be expected
here stNedily.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-05-14

EUROPEAN DRAFTS issued
at lowest rates on Great Britain, Ire.
land, Germany, Russia, France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets 10 and from
Europe sold at lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg, Seattle, W. T.
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An Astonishing Fact.

A large proportion of the American
people are to-day dying from the effect:
of dyspepsia or disordered liver. The re-
suit of these diseases upon the masses oil
intelligent and valuable people is most
alarming, making life actually u bur.
den instead of pleasant existence OF
enjoyment and usefulness, as it ought to
be. There is no coed reason for this
if you will only threw aside prejudice
and skepticism, take the advice OF
druggists and your friends. and try one
bottle Of Green August Flower. Your
speedy relief 10 certain. Millions OF
bottles of this medicine have been given
away to try its virtues. with satisfac.
tory results in every case. You can
buy a sample bottle for 10 cents to try.
Three doses will relieve the worst case
Positively sold by oil druggists on the
Western Continent.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-05-14

oaERiFEs SALE. - Yesterday the
A.'o0s Coal company's bunkers at the
A'0e and the iramway from the bunk.
:" 70 BLACK river were sold at Sheriffs
~ e under decree of foreclosure of
n Tor labor thereon, to James l.
!isy' the plaintiff in the foreclosure
.a''' ior the sum of $2l0. that being the
.~oont required to be made on the sale
"sA'isfy tue decree and pay the costs