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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-07
MARITIME M[SCEILANY.

Cant sehesnes Of the steamer Sc Laurent (rr) from
Havrc has thanks for cia meteorological obssrva
ions msdo In connection with the HERALD weather SER
vice.
STEAMER or yonK t8r) takes the place Of the
wrecked steamer Idaho aud sails this port Toes
day June -, for Liverpool.
,Ssw. an s..ss, from
while on the voyage from New yors 70 San Francisco;
ana an y Ss% il g
Of southwest gale on Ice shore coming
rom rom ss: gale Compelled proceed sasnd
her ysyass .hss ON me 18Th ~ Fesrnary
cnored NORTH koads lIaroor vest enc Of w.iasson
pie,s repairs 4, II AM came % blow very hard from
esus spa IS s. 0s pa" 10 s outer
the vessel struck an rock not noy,esd p rig
Expcron survey through w.ieh .eeIden. the sbip
fs i q water il lss !, ~ s lon "a % W"
BARK RASAvoLA ORR from Bull River for Newcastle. n
put sss sn ec ana 20:
cslksd she has been h.ed with now keelscn " pitch
- ben hoS ssns several .s
e ps pss :as and .s
ship than whom shc was originally launched IN kngismd
rock. and resume her so Newcastle.
Bne LYDIA u colr. Rose Of and from xsw York My
Gable Says ssen 'cs., s, -. !. .,a.
s I.,s y,S !. & vas z0' ''n' ''s'''''
wv. rom o;' T., BS', ton wi ..i lumber
badly hogred She will have discharge dccsioad before
will come %.
scns y camnrseros Parker. at Bsltlmcrc sth from
miles sE Of passed through large quantities
of wreck stun consisting Of partitions OF state roon tops
Of washstands VI black walnut and state room dooSs
with of the top ab0Dt ~ ~
covered With cloth and other pieces Of timber
ali hndt the appearance OF . steamers saovn"
sewn % csla. from rroyldsnes Tor New Yovf
burgess from New fork for rawtueke and had boz bany
steve lost iorosn snd received other damage Tho
Ie her Jbboom aud billet head ON the Ontario
but passed up the bay.
sem LAURA n JoSss. stevens from New York, coal
laden. bound N Boston, run into on HsnuEercniei
Lightsnp night Of June by unknown vessel end had
Iibboom carried away and htaysrii
split. she anchored. and on the morning o. the otn
SO amer River Vuecm from wovds Hole W rcnosr
AssisAxncc. wnicn was refused
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-07

The Now England and Nova Scotia stsamship 60 have
sold thor the Chase and Falmouth 70 me ro
land stesm Packet 20 and international eamsnip 70,
ges
Groscrrows Dc June 6capt Talpey Of the schs lara
simpson which arrived this yesterday from VIZ
800 tons burden THO May of ist 10 o. Ion ~ 20
with her bottom lie boat TO her, when !. vas
discovered thar she bottomed pam f,oe
marked thirteen foot ruidor brace pine
sarboard streak bottom bolted through o- twenty cee
gerous 10 navigation.
FrcioU June 3The bark HIIds, which struck whlie
Launching sbont two weexs towed on Ak uown
the river yes!erday She load tmoer ior she United
Kingdom at Picton Lsndins
PORTSMOUTH MI Juno 5-The fishing schr Celia. which
SINK Beacon Ledge In ibis river last week Was r~sea
yesterday BY tho Navy Yard vxors taken IN tow ~
tug CLARA BAtsmsn. and bsachcd Oy-tcr island Inc
vessel was only slightly injured.
wIscAssgrr, june l-schr Franklin with hold fnli Of
rver Tour miles nhave this village. and Mt low tiee
sd or carrying ruddsr njuring stern post Es
tmnted cost Of repairs. SSoO 10 $1.U0
Young America reached this port yesterday from New
YORK; cunning most af the way inland. She Is
wooden hull about forty-eigst feet long, has gnod
machinery and excellent speed II Is intended to employ
her regular packet from the city chief points on
WaHdo River whore there quito number OF landings
which have but little at present but ~
which respectable trade bs hsd She Is commanded
by C~pt Palmer. shipnAstcr OF much cxperioncc.--
Charleston Courier. Juno s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-07

Steamer Lap,ac. (Br). scoaeid. Liverpool-Busk 4
Steamer Lessing Ger: yoss. Hamburg via Plymouth
STEAMER Canma OBJ. Icddcoa.. Bermu IA oussr.
s.s CITY Point ''d
Steamer Anthracite. Grumiey. Philadclphia-Jsmes
Steamer Eiennors, Johnson, Por.landsy T Ames
Ship Lancaster. Leland. Liverpooi-lI d 4 J U Brook
BARK CHARLES Stewart, Powers. Adelaide w crossman
RArk John L Hssbrouez. Cobb, London--Joba \
bark Pas.s Psrsous tSor'. Ncumsnn. Gloucester, E.
Marx rfinsips ii N.Do dsa. C.asro olosses.r, e
BARK FrsneoscO tItap. Cattanssno Mspas-slocovssh
Bark triton Aus. catsarinsch. Cork for orders-slo.
BARK Hong Carl tNor,. Hansen. Cork for orders-Bon.
BARK Ur.as minor tSo. johnson. Cork Falmouth for
bsrt ssmplics sa, Aunsnn Queenstown or Falmouth
tor orders-Benhrn 4 Boyesen.
Bars EmbIs Nos Mcllsr G;spsnsassn-G TSe.s Co.
B B.s s QUEEN sss kds.la. as
B Brs s Ws"" Cork for srdsss
Brig p,AIsssnaa Fo. Ls Pays Sayonne-D.s.ori
ss ss sa. Lun. Mo or.ods do Sui via RchnondJ
Brig M1se William 3 Andrews, rho.t. ror. au Puuc.-n
Brig shamrock tBr,. oconnel oaibaricn-J De Rivera
Aco
Brig r y Cove. Hodsman. Massnxas-PArons 4 Loud
Brig IL Williams. Gould, zaza (Cuba) SON
Co
Brig Friedrich oGer). Buchanan, Baltimore Tobias
Co .
Brig Charles Purves. Small, Philadelphia Boyd 4
schr Has,io Gard, Moore. Cape Haysisn-Parsons a
Loud -
cSchr Il ] Palmer Kirby. lsaguna Mex-Thebaud Broa
schr Helen. Dickson. Ponce, Pn-Brctt. Son 4 Co.
schr Jennie Beaziey, staples. s. ktss-carswrght
Sehr Z,is. Halowol. st John, NB-Gcammeii Broa
Schf Chcrubim. clifford. Morgan City. Ls-Tupper q
Schr Lanic Cobb, cobb. Fernandns IL Loud 4 Co.
scnr Louise Mallory stetscn, Charicston--Bensiey
Gildsrsleeve Co.
sehr Iavd Amos, Ames. Philndclphin SNOW Burgess
schr Spartel, Iiaflowcil. Boston--Jed. Frye a Go.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-07

Three men-John Mallory. David Burke and James
RiIey-employcd In 7. NJ. Avery's brick yard, ~
Crugsrs The first station south OF Pcekskil. on tho
Hudson River Railroad, spent some time drink
ing At McDermott's saloon, in that place,
on Saturday evening last Riley became quite
drunk and quarrelsomc. and, getting mo
an alteration with Burke. tho PAIR soon
cams 10 blows The mon separated and Riley
was elected from Tho saloon, which xas shortly after
ward closed tor the night Outside The lgnting was
renewed between Riley and Mallory, but they
wore finally separated, and all the parties
then apparently started Tor thcir respective
boarding houses. About half an hour later Riley
was found in nm nscusible condition on tho railroad
track with ms right severed. extensive injuries
inflicted on tho of his head and somc small cuts
over GA Oh temple. Tho injured man WAS removed 10
his boarding house, wnerc he died on SUNDAY night
Coroner Foshay, ot Pcekskill, ned an inquest upon
tho body on Tuesday, when the jury rendered
verdict to the effect that thc deceased came 10 ms
death from tho Injuries inflicted on ms head by John
Mallory and DAVID Burke, and that while Ia
an inscnsibie condition the body ess placed on
tho railroad track Tor the purpose OF covering
UP the crime, from tho position OF the body when
found impossible that tho injuries 10 tho head
could avo been inflicted by tho trans" On the rem
ditlon verdict The Coroner issued warrants tor
the arrest Of Mallory and Burke, and they were COM
mitted the County jail TO await the action OF Tho
Grand Jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-07
INFANTICIDE.

Coroner Toshay, Of Peckskiil. was called ono day
last veek to hold Inquest upon tho body OF male
infant which had been found floating in tho Hudson
River at that point DR.. Knight testified that tho in
liant was about three weeks old, and the jury rem
dereo . verdict Of death from cause unknown. ON
Tuesday Mrs. Philip Travsrs. resident Of Peekskl
stated to Judge Couch that Q child was born in
her house on April %. and that shc suspected
IL was the child found Ia the river. She could den-
lily such tho casa she said BY It's having
0crumplcdu ear. Tho body was accordingly ex-
humed, and tho babe With IT'S ear maIiormed as DO.
soribed wns fully identified. Mrs Travis then
stated that Miss Alice Haght, eighteen
years OF age, daughter OF John Hight .
inrmer living AZ South Highlands, In Putnam
county was the mother Of the cnid. hiss Haight
therefore arrested and taken before Judge Couc
Who after invesli CATION, inculpated tho alleged
father Of the dead chic. Lowis Chuse. pedlcr, who
travels with wagon MISS Haignt says she gave the
child Irish woman, 10 take temporary care OF u,
and that the father told her II had died and was
buried
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-07
ANOTHER RUSSIAN CRUISER.
From tho Philadeiphia Times, j

From tho Philadelphia Times. Juno 81
When tho Cimbra came to this country II brought,
In addition 10 Us own complement o, men and
officers, four ships crews and four captains with
tho ordinary quota OF subordinate officers 10 each.
Captain Grippenberg has been assigned to com.
and Captain AlexcicG the Saratoga. What weasel
10 Captain 1.omaa 10 commando This was
tho question asked yesterday BY shipping
men and others. The explanation was
found yesterday afternoon by the discovery OF
another event that will keep the hammer going In
cramps yard for some time longer. The Russians
have contracted with the firm TO havo built another
iron ship. II Is TO be 240 feet long the clipper
style. Captain Loman VIII DO its COMMANDER.
Il ID TO DO completed IN i've months. Work
will DO commenced u fcw
In the loft. II viii carry three seve-inch guns and
some smaller The sailors to man II stu On
board the CmDria, are also, as yot, than hall
the party intended FOR the other three vesseia A
dozen more sailors came on the Saratoga with the
two captains pay master and other officers yoster.
day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-07
THE cHILDREN's FOLD.

The ladies OF the childrcns Fold held their annual
reception yesterday afternoon as the institute,
corner OF Nnety-third street ana Broadway. Tho
ccpton wo attended, and the visitors well as
the children refreshed with ice and
endless variety Of cakes Addresses were made by
the Rev. DIR. =. ~ Peters, president OF tho fold; the
r v. Mr.. Smith, OF ST. James Church, aud others.
The children sang number OF hymns and listened
10 ine remarks Of thor elders With attention and
dent interest The new building Of the association
which occupied since tho Isl OF May, ~ the
Not. manson and is ore Of those spacious and ram
bling old houses our grandfatherS took their com
sides by largo grounds shaded Ny noDIc trees
and carpeted with the brightest oil green grass The
house Is we'll adapted Tor the purpose for which 10
piazza lends into hall that large that the
exercises conducted there. To the leit Of this
hall Is the boys dormitory:o the right, tho oices,
reception room and apartments OF the matron, Nrs.
Skinner Tho girls d0rmtory 10 up stairs as are tho
rooms OF tine attendants. room IN Inc third story
IS devoted 10 hospital purposes nus has not neen
used yet In Tho basement, which is really the nrst
story for 10 entirely above ground, are the kehen,
laundry, dining and wash rooms for tho children.
hing about tue pacc conspicuous Tor It's cean-
inoss. The children sxiynve NJ present. but
inere are accommodations Tor seventy. The younEes
Is three years o ngo, tho oldest eight fhcy are not
orphans but tho chi ren OF parents who are 100 poor
to take oil tnem They are taught ut The nstitu-
ZION 70 anu 10 do houscwork. and those VINO are
old enough attend tho neghborng public schools a.
suitable ago work rs found tor tncn aud they cnter
upon the duties pt lie VI rom Twelve 10 fourteen
years OF age, with the advantage OF good trimming
ana vairaLle recon me Tncy all wear uni
iorm The iris blue sailor suits and the boys hickory
shirts and gray trousers They are remarkably bright
and clean children AMI seem 10 be very happy
In thcir new nome. The ms. tuition ~ under the
management OF Episcopaans, but It Is not sect irnp,
and tho children represent amoss every religious
denomination. Il rs supported BY voluntary consr,.
buttons and an allowance OF 81 per week LOT eacn
child made by special act OF Legislature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-07
AN ENGINEER INJURED.

necr on the Gilbert Elevated Railroad. Standing
on The track as tho terminus OF the road at Fifty
eighth street Lass evening" talking With Mborer Ono
OF the locomotives was switched on The main track
and was being down to the ncxt s,ntion Tho
aborer was standing the middle OF tho track when
no saw tho approach OF tho locomotive. Hc
seems 10 bavo lost his presence OF mind as he ard
the way no struck by the locomotive
and thrown violently against the engineer, who was
standing near tho edge u the track. McClary was
hurled to tho ground seriously injured Both his
wrists were broken ana hts hip dlslocated. II is
feared that he has also boon injured luteTnaily He
was removed 10 St Luke's Hospital Tho luborcr
was mot thrown from abe track asd his injuries are
slight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-07
ST. LOUIS RACES.

gHIsD DAT or THE sPnNG MEEr1No-HARK-
AWAY, LHvyLER AND CHARLEY HOWARD THE
WINNERS.
sr. LOUIS, No., June o, 1878
The races to-day were largely attended, fuliy ten
thousand people being on the grounds. The
Carnsau Cup, milo heats, for all ages was
she arss event OF thirty 1--WE nominations SIX
fheei the starters These werc Chiquita
Gerard, Vermont, Haskaway, Jauct and Dan X.
Harkaway won the race 10 Two straight heats. Time
l:l3-1:i2k. Conrad second. janet third, Dan
X. fourth and Chiquita and Vermont dtstanced
The of1ctai apnoubcement was made that this
vas the beat rac6 with the weights up ever run IN
America Harksway Is black horse, years old and
owned by J. A. Patterson, OF Edinburg, III. He
pred by General Buford, OF Kentucky. sirct by En-
,uirsr dam by Rurie. carried lis los. ana ridden
~ Monroe kelso.
rho second the Merchants Stakes, for
thrcs- yearoids mile heats or thirtysevcn nomina.
lions seven came to tho post. Swigcfps Milan won
The nrst neat n l:s5 AMI Owon Co = Levelcr the
pscond and third heats and the Ia AS :5l
Tho 1hird event = two milo dash, for all ages.
HsrsT Charley Howard won easily In AJAX.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-07
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. June o-saled schr Rinnis Carleton. But
Ter. New York.
AMSTERDAM. June e-Arrved, bark orion (Sor). Knud-
sen. New Oriesns.
;2,6pAL May 27Sailed bark Sirrah (No). Hslvorscn.
t'n,scd States
AssxR. June 5-Arrvsd previously bark Antioch. Hem
ay New York.
BRisroL. June 3-Arrivsd, bark Ada Barton (r). Wy
man. st John, NIB 9Th. steamer sidonian (Br, McFce.
Row York.
BRKxKS June e-Arrived bark Tuisko (Gcr), Won Thu.
len, Savannah.
BARCELONA Juno 3-Arrivedsbarks Aranco Csp) Ricra,
Now Orleans; Sebastian. CANA (sp, Pujo Fernandna.
CONWAY June 3-Arrived brig Carrick tBr). Bishop. 81
John. NIB.
cnossrApr. May 3i--sailsd. brig Leonora Blood. Now
York.
DUBLIN. June 6saiisd ship Jumna (Br, oarvIn D sa-
ware Breakwster.
ELsSoxE june 4-Arivcd. barks Eidorado (Nor,. Tor.
gcssn, New York; Sarah Dudman (Br Rose Baltimore
Hull, June 6-Arrtved Bngdou (Br), Burrows,
New York.
Sailed 9Th snip Challenger. Thompson. Francisco
barks independents dtsD, Ga 10, Baltimore; Johanne
(Nor). Muller. New York.
HAvxz. Juno 4-Arrived. BARK Alamo Ger. Bruder-
hansen. Charleston.
HrLvoEr. Juno Sailed, brig Ivan (Br). Grifths Nov
York.
Hose Koxo. June LID por. sh'D Sacramento, Nelson.
fren Kobe ~. - s.s..---
Lrvxnrool June s-Arr.vsd ship Allied snow Robin.
steamers Emino (sp, Urressa. BsItimssss COMMANDER
lBr,, Kills. New Orleans; Iberiau tB, Horne. Boston
aebec 3D. Lindail. Montreal: Laks chsmplain (Br),
Bernson do; bsrks Chasca. washburne Csbu Norwegian
tBr). Lincoln, Galveston.
Sailed eth steamer Bohemian (B0, Grundy. Boston.
LONDON. Juno 6-Arvea. schr Clara Bergen, Dayton.
New Orleans via Queenstown.
LONDONDERRY. June sailed. bark d Bigelow (Br),
Halliburton. Baltimore tnot prevodsiy,.
LrsnoS, May 3l-Arrvsd, brig OrioF (Br,, Bcfonta,n
Nov York (pefore reported without dassI.
MovILLE. June 6-Arrived steamer PhGuicisn (Br)
Scott, Moutreal for Ghsgow.
MAnsKrILEs. juno 3-sailed. bsrE Cnfon t5r, Snow.
Now York.
Nrw Ross, June 4-sailsd bark Bachelors {Br,. Long.
hurst, United States.
NKwRY June e-sAllcd, brig Granfs tNors. Christensen
United Statcs
PAvrLAc. June 5-Arrived. bark Unione OtaD Cnrraro
New York for Bordeaux.
QUEENSTOWN June 6-Arrfved ship Occidental, Dunphy
San Francisco; bark Uno tNor) Ircntzsn New Orleans
EorrxRDAx, June o-Arrived, bark Lloyd tNor, jacob
son, New yorE.
RIO JASEIRo. Juno 5-Salcd, steamer City Of Rio .
neiro. wisr. New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, Juno 6-Arrived. steamer Steinmsnu
(Bss) Lechcre New York for Antwerp tand procccded
sTErriS Juno Sailed. bark Runer tNor,, Langfeid
New York.
sAsLEs p'oLosrxs May 31-Arfved. bark Billy Simpson
(Bs). Porter. Now York
rnALwx. juno s-sasd, bsrks Agossiao dtaD. Boz
ssno, New York; Josephine tBr). Read. Baltimore
Lospor, juno e-Bark shon Quilt tBr,. Jenkins from
New Orleans Bristol, with oil cake, sprung lesk May
IS and was Abandoned 18TH in Lat 81 Drew
saved and landed Qacsnssown Tho vessel fosudered
shortly after being abandoned The shon Qnit was built
AZ swincmunds 1885, registered $50 and owned
IN Aberystwith
WEATHER REPORT.
BotyUvap June Q, PM Wind sSw, Night. esss.l . II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-07

In port May IL. Csssini tBr,. Rsas for New
York.
RIO GRAHDs DO SUI April 3o-ln port. brig Jennie A
Cheney Arey for fernamDuco schr espsrus NOR Tor
Now York.
SHANGHAI Mar 7 In port bark q Ray (Br,. Fraser.
for Nev York: Haydn brown HHvcner. from do.
Sailed April - shin john Harvey: Brown, New York
sIkRRA LEONE Nay - Arrived BRIG isemiek. hoss.
Boston.
SnrRxA April 3o--S lied, brig Henry : WING. Small
Nav York fand from Seals Nuova Nav III.
SANTOS April 27Sailed bark Brasilers U;cr) Jachens.
New York May4, brig undine Ger. Schmidt Hampton
Roads.
In Dor, May T. brig Tyrux tsws!, for New York. ldg
81 Joux Mr. June 4-t,Ieared. barks Martins A NcNiel
ir, Jordan Penarth Roads Carrie Delso r,. Crosby.
th schrs Prescott tBr CLASS Arnon (br),
Peterson. and u nrrict Chase. for New York:
TAMPIco May 27-Arrived, schr Anna Holton, smith.
New York II dava passage.
yokoHAsA May ls-In port ship Bills Morse Hnsenins
(bcforc reported for Kobc: Monhegan Luce tor Kobe
sailed prior May IL ship Mount Warrington, Perkins
Kobe; bark II A Litchfeld DrumTond, do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-07

.BonsaY, MAY a,-Arrivsd. sAiO, yhsms Hnyard cBd.
ssfisd April ship. clyd.sds,e tBrj. Hasse,d. Malta;
May 3. Citadel tbr,. MrIee, do;
snsss:a z So%ns. rsnsssss
S Cora Geo Tor San
ssr,. Everett nom liverpool arrived is,. Aesandroyns
I lane o1 rSsns .ndis;on Sicso. :rSad Ys,sSot
Saratoga Randall; storm Kinx. Reed and wnons. Bray,
oc CnAmrorrrows PEI. Juno s-Arrived. schr ElHs
S' cs.cvsrsr Phi May socssred. brig Rowen. tBD
cnarnaa. M. June 3-Arrived. bark ARSON. vNor,,
s'' Queen '1g s';s: s. y ss.s:
leh,sn ig hell. G ca rh.. All. Hiye: sm
Duspsr May Arrived. sh'p Cumberland tBr. Par
9. pess ;sh;: q. EEs:S %.
MI masa~a. juno eArysd steamer city Of vera crus
sailed sth, steamer Niagara, Curtis, New York.
HALIFAX. June s-sacd. BARK oyher tNor, for sazue.
Sny.s e.s steamer cor's'' Bennett. s. Johns NJ 49,
mcsrnsAi, Juns. 4-Arived. ship Glensstvis tBH.
U,sp"rsa 4sS "ssners seaodinavso 90 Richie, Iiv.
crpaoi Csnsdisn tB,, Mclean Glasgow; ship Rocs CITY
Sa.s.u. %ss oia port. scsr Luea snow. Gregory
MY s,;;s w ss,s: ces.S.
tpr, Stevenson Norton 80 Dunn and smms.gcr r,
Hutton, Belfast; juno y brig Charles Hoard tBu. Nor
f.araasvco April s7ssiled. brig Lady Bird tsr Rex
F,ercU. Juno s-clesrod. bars River John tBD. Now
castle. 80. a..
PUGwAsu M, June 1Sailed. bark Eleanor Chr, Mock
Ter. Liverpool. II. -.
4uxssc June 4Arrived. barts Astrca Cier), schwsnn
Qrfmsby tSyife (Sw), Tornstrotn, Newport.
Bslowxsh. brig a. White l,r, Green frsm marscles
Victory tBr,. watson. Abcrdesn; banks maxwell usr,
Grsgnry. Lciih: PRINCESS Royal tBr, wsst d-eenock
Adept (sr) Ireland London Hope (Nor Stoescn West
n-rep.cl VIM Jackson Br' Allen Duslin: N c.
tsartsscvrie (Br), Kelly. Ilansliy. - -.
LIoA. NAV 1s-Arrivcd. bark Ophc'ia Hume. Hume.
no JArriso. May O. Cleared. bssk Lsmsssin FD.
p1esscs. Now iork. In ballast -. a..
In pcs, May 10 shps County Of Cromsrty tBv) stewart
n Ttomss Mic .cl.; Gov riltey Orr, humphrey and
King Too re (brD Melville onrks hiso tBt Owens
nnc Trait dyncn tr, Rensuf To- Nav imrn Msr'asr
III Tort). Mashado from DOL rlvcrt0na Barclay unc
Jobn Trshey tyrp, Ryan. and Midas (Br. shssy' DOL
Csya Qof), faulssn, de-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-07
JERSEYS TEMPERANCE APOSTLE.

Rev. William McNu,y, pastor Of 81. Johns Church.
Peterson. and president Of The Catholic State Tenn
perance Union Of New Jersey sailed Tor Europe yes-
,crday tho steamer Celtic, OF tho White Star Inc.
Prior to hts departure he received purse OF
900 from The merchants OF Paterson $3.50 from the
Society Of Tho Children OF Mary, gold neadcd cane
from tho sunday school Association. 500 from tho
Society OF tho Sacred Heart and Gums amounting 20
ncariy $1,000 from delegation Of The state
Temperance Union aud several other societies.
Father McNuny will visit Rome and report 10 VIC
Pope the progress OF temperance in Now Jersey. Ho
win thon return BY way OF Paris 10 his native town,
Ballyshannon, county OF Donegal, Ireland, where no
will remain iii the middle OF September, whom he will
return 10 this country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-07
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,

BUFFALO, N. Y, June Q. 1878.
The third annual meeting OF the American Medical
Association held hero today. The following list
d officers reported by tho Nominating Committee
Usrc chosen without dissent:-
President-Theophilus ParviD, N, D., OF Indiana.
Vice Presidenis-A. J. Fuller, N. d., OF Maipc: W.
y. Wcssmorolapd. N. D., oil Georgia John Morris, ".
D., Of Maryland; John IA. Murphy, N. D., OF Mime
sofa
eylvania.
l. brArian-wiram Les, N. D.. OF tho District Of
Columbus.
Commiiiee on Lbrary-John Eliot, N. D., Of the
District OF Columbus.
Scott Todd, N. d., Of Atlanta, Ca, was appointed
assistant secretary.
me reception This evening TO tho members of tho
Amsricsn Medical Association Mt the house al h O..
Rumsey, brilliant affair. Tho Invitations were
united 10 700. second rcecption was given az tho
residence OF ID. }. 4. White.
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BALTIMORE, Nd, June 0. 1878.
In tho Criminal Court to-day Felix A. savin cashier
Of tho Union Banking Company, Of this city, ana ~
u. savip. OF New York, VINO wore found guilty IN
March last OF conspiracy TO dcIraud tho Sargent
Brothers, OF New York. by fraudulent certificates OF
deposit issued by the banking company, wero each
sentenced 10 one years imprisonment In jail, their
sentence 10 date from the day oil thor conviction.
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ASSAULTED.

James O'Brien, stonecutteT, on tho 31st ult, was
RECALLING himself at tho bar OF scott's Hotel corner
OF Thompson and Broome streets Three negroes
were also present ana they were invited BY 0'Bren
10 Join In the drinks at mis- expense. As he
was about paying tho bartender tho three negroes
eprang upon him and robbed him OF IS IN money and
q ring valued ut $50. O'Br,cn, 10 trying to defond
bimseif, was Knocked down and beaten. Sub
scquentiy two Of HIS nssailsnss arrested,
who gave THAR names james Nixon ana John Craw-
ford. Lsst night the third man, whose name God
frey. taken into custody and locked OK Ho viii
be arrntgned ~ court to-day.
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BARROOM AFFRAY.

Maurice Laydon was shot yesterday At tho liquor
OF his brother, B. Laydon OF Fulton and
Navy streets. BrooKiyn. Lagoon was throwing dioe
with four or I've men when Of tho party, named
Frank Filzsimmons accused him Of stealing $40 A
quarrel ensued which terminated by Fitzsimmon MS
shooting Lsydon tho wrist Fiizsimmo ns ar.
rested later NJ bis residence, No. 334 Flushing
avenue. Hc admitted the shooting, but claimed that