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New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
VHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the

iido 10 ~ @ @UIf y sl5 I'm an
issued against the estate OF CHARLES PIEhs and
EDWA RDJ PETERSO the City o. Br0okyn the Countv OF
Of York. who have been adudgcd bank
ruDt petition that the payment Of any debts
them. for their aud the transfer OF any property y
forbidden by law; that meeting Of the creditors oo
said prove their debts 20 choose or more
assgnes estate viii be held at COurt OF Baukupt
cy To be holden the office OF the Register No 22 Broad
way In the CITY OF New York, Room NO before isaac DAY.
oiriocK n, LOUIS j.. PAWN,
T. s Marshal as Messenger Southern District OF NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12

Receipts for week 927Ql boxes DO previous week
80 1877 do DOndng week last SJs do exports
past week. 02573 do. 30. corresponding week last year.
fO953 90 Liverpool cable quotations, AS corresponding
week last year, 6is.
Tho reaction which SET IN last week prices up so and
stopped bat 10 stay those hgurs length u
time for weaker feeling has set n and lower prices are
looked In fact NJ takes amusta pet" factory
ol4c daY several lots Of Prime Cnecao sOl ht
She The high prices paid uoa YesterdayirOm 10 9
will have but little influence this market shippers 90
want Ohio Fat Cheese oven at 60G but viii take close
made fan flavor Choddar shape, freely Al 7d1~c SKINS
continue very difficult 10 and Is only now ana then
that small lot DO disposed Ot Tho trade Is only
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
Bankrupt Not res.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
10th day of p. A. d. 1873. warrant IN Ia kTunseY
issued against The estate OF MICHAEL GRAHAM OF
NewYOrk In the County Of NeWlOrk and state
Of NewYOrk who has been aJudsed bankrupt on his own
petition that the payment any debts and delivery OF
belonging such bankrupt 10 him or OI his use and
transfer OF any property by him. forbidden By law
meeting the creditors Of the said bankrupt 70 prove
debts choose assgnces Of his estate
held Court OF bankruptcy, 10 be holden M M
Warrenst IN the city Of New York IN said district befor
JOHN w. LITTLE, esquire the 21Gl day Of
lime A. d. 1878. az 10 O'Clock a. m LOUIS +. PAYN
II q Marshal a. Messenger southern District Of NewYorh
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
UNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the

7th day Of June A. D. 1873 warrant in bankrutcy
was issued against the OF SAMUEL 4. GOODWINOf
City OF New York in the County OF Newl or AMI state
OF NegYOrk been adj judged bankrupt on s own
petion that the OF debts and delivery OF
property belonging such bankrupt 10 him. for his use,
and the transfer property by him forbidden By laws
meeting 0 the creditors OF the said bankrupt 70 prove
their assgne2s OF m estate
Will be held at Of bankruptcy 20 be holden az No
in the City or NewlOrk before JOHN Wilt.
10 o'eIock n m LOUIS +. PAIN,
NarshaI "a Messenger Southern District OF NeWlork
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12

The daily receipts the week the various
points Of distribution follows Ere Railway, 1888
cans OF cream 3O6O Of milk Harlem Railroad,
234O TO-; New Haven Railroad. so 90. Hudson River
Railroad 475 DO; Midland Railrad 1850 milk and SO
cans miscellaneous nearby routes 1000 milk
BY boat down the Hudson River 500 total $3.50
milk OF 40 quarts each The price at which the surplus has
been sold the platform during the
81 % benning az ~ 80 10 continued steady until Saturday,
when declined 10 81 % and then tell OF TO 81 yesterday,
the closing price The cold weather has caused
demand for milk M this the and the market has
been exceedingly quiet The demand is the dullet
known, and although the supply Is than usual
deal OF stock is lett daily after the sales feature
In the business Is the milk arriving by boat at Zoe per can
freight per les than the railroads deliver u for
making &c less each quart The price paid 20 farmers for
May ranges from 10 &c quart Commission milk falls
below lc. per quart
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12

Old Apples are gono a few Golden Russetts are
selling per Dbl New Apples from Norfolk are s9Ins
for quite freely ana u good request al s5 per Dbl
Do according tO oooscbrirrs e-s
plenty and higher Strawberries have passed the height OF
the season. the supply u falling on Nearly a the beIls
are Jersey and this state or mp river as they are
noulv formed fine Berries have eAceedc
quotation Cherries arriving from great many dlhetth
iacea bu taking them all together, there 10 not large sup
NV Few Flordn pums lOdl2C. per qLt ana some
nom Georgia 81 7bas2 per crate no Backbetlss l ne
market today; the last on brought l0dl5e per A. Ieaehe
getting quite peutiful the North Carolina Ifut u.t
lead. Georgia Pears sell slowly. They are mostly
faKen fancyrut Dealers who them on ON e
pectnR public California fears Wh9It
Delaware begin make their appcaaucei tey arc Lo
la very good demand 81 40lOc per quart lhe nht h
berries received to-day from Delaware hey Mee NJ
tuiepl fso,u,,or \
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Total since Jan l. siOs 99368O sI1s g76O94 sl52 &c
Price OF gold.-...... Il21 l047s 1909
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12

90. 1Oninuns.-----. w
do. Small Red...... ga D
PlumH, Florida, d.. lOulZ,
do. Ca, crate = l l0drk w
Blackberries. n. Z. Ut. ia ] D
do Maryland. .--..-. l0dlZ
Peaches, Ga..crate q UU13 %
do. North cara. 2 5Oa3 90
Pears-J e1ersOn,
lRRIls-DEiED.
! The week 122 pkgs., with
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Beesva1. p n. &c an Fcatner'............io a
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12

Exports Of salt AMI cured Bacon 1913 boxes Beef 1873
ebls Pork l.Os4 bbls Lard, 4,572 pEgs and 23s bbIs
IauOw l23l bbls. There material change IN the Beef
or Mutton market but Lambs lower PORK doing
sldeTnbly better. Quotations:
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12
financial.

nETROIT and Milwaukee Railroad Oakland
~ and Ottawa Detroit and Pontiac and Montgomery and
Euiaa nrst mortgage bonds wanted
New-York tribune., 1878-06-12

sinoeJSn.-. 435ls217 l280O167 43229.574 10 $4,000
The following are the exports exclusive of spe-
oe) from the port of New-YOrk to foreign ports
for the week ended June IL, and since the begin
ming of the year:
1876 1877 1873.
For the week 1900. SJ5l3298 R6.Ox3,057 sGG77,T4S
Previously reported. l034sO38l 11295l137 l455V7.5ls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
MARKsMEN.s BADGES

The Twelfth regiment Of the state National Guard
paraded last night the State arsenal Seventh ave.
nue., and was reviewed by Major General John b
woodward, Inspector General OF the State forces
The regiment turned out eight commands Of sixteen
files 'front.' exclusive OF dstachment OF twelve dies
detailed for guard duty. The regiment looked
smart and executed the battalion move
ments with precision under the direction Of
lis commander Colonel Cruger. assisted by Adjutant
Murphy. Among the officers present were Colonel d
A. Gildersieeve. Colonel John Ward aud Assistant
Surgeon Barucn. After drill and review halt wa:
ordered, and Major j. Cowperthwaite. Inspector OF
Rifle Practice The First Brigade, presented marks
mems badges 10 tie officers and enlisted men who
had won distinction last year before the butts.
The following named officers received badges:-
Surgeon Arthur \. Hills lone bari, Lieutenants
Edwin J. Epstein, Z. J. Cruger and NJ II. Hsrlx fall
two barsl Lieutenant D. +. Vannett Adjutant W. H.
Murphy, Captain C. s. Burns. Captain W. G. Reddy,
Captain J. Monroe, Captain Q. 1 McGowsn Captain =.
v. Healy, Lieutenant q. NJ. Williams, Lieutenant W.
II. KIRBY (all three barA Seven non.commissioned
officers received badges with one bar nine with TWO
and thirteen with three. Twentyeight privstes re-
eeived badges with one bar, seven with Two aud six
with three Four members OF the drum corps received
b ,dQes with bar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
RAPID TRANSIT.

MEETING OF CITIZENS OPPOSED TO SENATOR
ECcLEsINE's ELEVATED RAILROAD BILL.
An adjourned meeting Of citizens, who had organ
ICED 10 oppose passage OF Senator Eccesines Ele
waited Railroad bill, was held last evening ut No.
1.7S3 Broadway, IN the office OF Messrs. Clancy q
Dunno About one hundred gentlemen, chiefly resi-
dents OF the streets adjacent TO Central PARK were
present Mr.. II. A. Shipman presided and Mr.. q. NJ.
ArKenburgh acted secretary. The Secretary stated
a. the opening OF the meeting that petitions had been
printed expressing the opposition OF the citizens 10
any bill which might gvc to any railway company the
right TO construct an elevated or steam railroad on
any street or avenue adjoining the PARK or through
i Zoo signatures, including those OF many wealthy and
innuen tlai members OF the community had been APP
that many more would be obtained before next
"Wednesday, when the bill will be presented to the
ton OF the Public Parks Protection Society having
been called Mr.. Ecclesipe's BILL that body had
issued protest against u, which was presented TO
Tho portion Of the bill to which objection rs made
reads as Iollows:- -ftM
Th, eonni..on on being o.gsn.sd may proceed e
by readopng In whole or IN part modifying or changing
bsen built upon. extending the same the commits
shall deem the public interest to require.
The opponents OF the bill contend that this would
enable the commission TO permit the construction Of
elevated railway through the Park, Or in fact down
Broadway any part OF the city, and Mr. Ship
man reported, on the part OF committee which had
been appointed to visit Albany 10 argue against the
bill, that the following amendment had been
TO Senate COMMITTEE as calculated to prevent the
evil effects most likely 10 result from It's adoption In
its present form. Atthe same time he SAID that In
his opinion, the bill was entirely useless The pro-
posed amendment reads AZ folows:-
Provided, however, that no elevated steam railway
shall, and along the Central
any public park street bordering the except
Ninth along the westerly side Of
of New York and that change shall be made
Of elevated or steam railroad are sdy laid
out established south Of Niuety
In said city.
Many gentlemen expressed themselves OF opinion
that the bill useless, and the committee
apponted with power 70 offer all opposition L. and
to secure instead II possible, the passage OF the
amendment. This committee consists OF Messrs. H.
A. shipman, r. H. Ottenourg, @. H. Kitchsi, J. 4
Wheeler, J. Meohan, y. n. jerks and q. Heiser. A
subscription OF $40 per capita voted to deiray the
expenses OF Keeping agent at Albany iii the close
of session check all measures similar TO that Of
Mr. Ecciesins and committee was appointed to
prepare succnct statement Of tho arguments against
the bin be 10 tho members OF the Legislature.
The meeting then adjourned subject 70 the call OF tho
Chair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26

Mrs. Annie Lewis, oil No. 133 Orchard street. APP
pcarcd In the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
with her TOUR children. TO demand tho punishment
oil ncr husband Abraham Tor abandoning her. They
had lived happily together, she said, TIL two years
ago, when he went away ~ Chicago, leaving her with
the family responsibilities her hands, and In that
city no contracted intimate relations with another
woman, a stranger to her, on whom he beslosea Lis
time and money. AT length. aitcr many months had
passed away, she rec eived letter from him. IL
one oil contrton, ono bvseecnng her pardon and ask
Ing her 10 receive tho prouisa again her husband
Sho FASTENED 10 acquesce, aud back came Abraham "
practisc new decepuons upon her Nine weeks aga,
whon she thought all domestic trouble healed he
oil again. brought on the other woman from Chicago and
took apartments Tor them both No. 70 East Broad
way aud lett her with tour children upon her hands
Her husband said: IT. wo years ago did leave my
vile, but lett her IN possession OF my business IA
cigar tnanuiactory, In winch several hands EN-
pl0yed), aud ali possessed IN the world. won't
Phiiadsiphia and then ~ Chicago Ia hopes OF bot
to- Ing myself, US Tunes were uuil 10 New York.
became almost Dcnncss there, but found that money
was wanting In Now YORK and forborc 10 ask for
help Indeed, sent tue last &l0 had 10 this
woman, IN reply to letter asking aid. formed no
Illicit connection IN Chicago, but discovered tbss
woman 10 he unworthy.r
Judge Morgan advised tho procuring Of divorce as
once. according 70 tho Law oil the lanu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
THE PRIZE RING.
JOHN J. DwYER AND PATRICK RYAN MATCHED
TO FIoHT ron THE CHAMPIONSHIP

JOHN J. DwYER AND PATRICK RYAN MATCHED
TO FIGHT FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
John J Dryer, OF Brooklyn, NJ r., and Patrick
Ryan OF Troy, N ", wsre matched In this city yes
terday to Gght fair standup light, according tho
rules prize ring, for 1000 side tho cham-
pionship Of America the making OF this
match brought about In peculiar way. Two
weeks ago Dryer and Joe Goss were sparrinR
at tho Grand Central Theatre In Troy. whom Ryan
and his friends sought the former and proposed that
such event now determined upon should DO
Ryan bet Dryer $40 even tina, he dared ngnt him.
which wager was taken up and the money sent the
C,pper office this city. Preliminary articles were
signed by tho men, u being stipulated that Dryer
should be entitled 10 the $50 n he would make tho
nrst deposit Of $3.50 on sne asth inss 10 bind tho
match.
About Two O'Clock yesterday thirty more sport
Ing characters, among them Pat Kciy, John Law
renee, joe Goss, steve Taylor, Mlke Costello, Ned
Ryan and Johnny Dwyor, with their INN, diatc
trends assembled at the Clipper once After consd
cradle talk by authorized parties was formally agreed
tuat ho mach should 10 made TO this end, til, FIRST
deposit OF $3.50 side handed over and articles
drawn up. These viii be signed this morning out OF
the state aud there Is every reason 10 believe Tho
nght Will be brought about, the lighting ground
viii DO IN Canada, and u ID 10 DO selected by mutual
ir ends. The date OF the event was purposely ieft
blank, as the principals desire that tue Aushorites
may not Know exactly when u Will take place, but ~
VIII come on IN July next. On Juno the second do
post OF 1890 side Is TO be made, aud ON July tue
hna deposit OF $500 side Is required TO DC Only tor
wmded. Then a ANAL stakeholder must DO agreed
upon. Dooncy Harris Will become Dwyer's mentor,
THIS heh u u takes place. will create vast excite
ment IN sporting circles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
THE FAIE OF A DOG.

friedrich Luhr, the keeper OF lager beer saloon In
Eidridgs street, has a dog and a daughter TO the
latter young German named John koehier paid At
tsutionA or In tho Silly night thsy have held
tender converse together the stoop Of the
loon. All this was known to Luhr and might have
-Ided Ia wedding II y mad not been Tor The dog
were INDUCING In lovers sweet parting
when suddenly Luhr's dog embraced the call
oil Koenlers icy, holding on To IL with strange aud
pertmacious tenacity. Lunr hearing cry for help
rushed from the saloon and rescued Koenier's leg
The young lover from That moment harpored muruer-
Gus infamous toward tho dog. on Monday night
he tried 10 shoot IT, TINS lea to an alteration with
the father Of his beloved, which was ended Ny the
persuading her athsr cnain the the
cellar. Kochcr had not forgiven the aog. aud on
Wednesday night Lunr heard outside Tho cellar
oox ing Tor the OF II found that ko, hler
had broken the cellar door preparatory shoot
Ing Tho dog This case OF burglary aud kovbier
was arrested taken before the Essex Market Police
Cvurt Judge VINO ordered the dog SHOT, which was
accordingly dono ~ the puuiic expense.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
DROWNED IN THE EAST RIVER

The attention Of Waterman Cody, while on duty ~
the New York Warehouse Docx, at the foot Of Van
Brunt street. Red Hook Point, Brooklyn, about two
o'clock yesterday morning. attracted by hearing
loud splash though some body had fallen into the
river. sThe Waterman called for help aud Sergeant
Porter aud patromen hastened TO the place. They
obtained rowboat and graphing IRONS and finally Sc
cured the body OF q man, but lie was extnct. Tho
deceased, who was attired as seafaring man. was
about years Of ago, OF medium height and
fair complexion In POCKET In his found
o piece OF paper upon which was writteu:-"Oskar
Kindeii carpenter board the bark skeppeli Dsnna
brog, Captain IL. Kunxc, Queenstown, Ireland; Nor
wegian.J Tho body was removed to tho Eorsue
WiIloughby strcos, 10 await Identification. An In
uuest was held before Coroner Nolan and jury, when
4 We rdict of accidental drowning rendered. rho
fury recommended the proper lisnung Of tho street.
and that dock Oh which tho deceased cli should
q repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
OPERATIC vICISSIrUDES.

The Hess English opera troupe gave performance
in Newark, N. j., on Wednesday evening--"rhe
Chimes Of Eormandy"-to a crowded house Behind
the scenes there another performances, OF which
tho pubic knew nothing Till yesterday A former
member OF the company, Miss isadore Martinez Of
Brooklyn, caused Shorin Harrison, OF Newark, TO
attach the effects OF the company In order
TO satisfy her claim OF sl75 against the
MANAGEMENT The Sucrir took possession not
only OF the receipts, but the appointments and ward
robe OF the company He allowed the performances 20
10 on, however Tbo company WIS billed Tor n per-
Torrance last evening In New Brunswick At 6rst ~
was doubtful II IL would DO given, the management
showing disposition TO contest the claim Of MISS
Martinez Yesterday afternoon, however, the claim
OF the lady was salisueJ aud tho troupe went on and
fulfilled us engagement ~ New brunswick.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
A RIVER MYSTERY.

CHASTITY spectacle was dragged to light last
ing when tho trunk OF unknown man was Ashed
from the North River. The arms and head
had completely disappeared, and there was
nothing Icn By which tho body could be
identified except . shoe, which hardly be
expected 70 serve that purpose The body SCENE cd
10 have been Embedded In tho mud held down by .
heavy woignk lay IN the slip at per No. ID, which
the Union Dredging Company, under the supervision
from tue bed OF tho river by means Of clipper the
body parted In Tho centre. II was 10 an advanced
state Of decomposition The police are Of opinion that
II is au ordinary case OF suicide and thai the body
washed into The slip by the tide and has remained
there Tor = long time Embedded In the mud.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
STOLEN SILK.

Several thousands Of dollars worth Of silk lately
carried or from side firm. Detectives Gleason
and Doan yesterday caught man named Charles
Gordon, who was trying 60 dispose OF some samples
that oorrespo nded with the missing material He was
remanded by Judge Duffy yesterday 70 enable the
tccsives to produce further evidence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26

To ruB EDrroR or rHK HERALp,--
think am correct stating THAI II was an
nounced lat tue time the Second Avenue railroad
Company removed 10 their nov dspop that the lare
would thsnecorlh be nve cents ana from the depot
That beng 90. then the travelling public being
siantly imposed upon ny their conductors In demand
Ing, and IN frequent instances collecting, SIX
cents. The latter fare demanded IRON me
quite recently aud 1 did not pay To-day
my daughter entered car to proceed up 70 Seventy
seventh street aud paid i've cents After passing the
old depot an additional cent Was demsndsd aud paid
Father thaD engage In wrangie with the conductor
he told her that the new regulations had gone
Into effect yet Two passengers standing on the front
platform also paid sn additional cent Another pas
senacr however. refused tue demand III tho correct
fare i've CENTS then th,nk the patrons OF the road
should be protected from The imposition OF their con-
ductofa EAST sEvENrY-SEvkNrH sIREEE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
BASEBALL NOTES.

The 1rst one to nothing game OF the season was
played Syracuse Saturday last bet~ the Stars
aud Hornslls, the Stars WANING. Oniy two errors
were made during the game, one on each side.
Tho Erie Club are selling sdonssion tckets'' for ST.
The tickets will admit the holder TO any game 70
be played during the coming season. The new suits
OF Erie Club will be the same ~ last yoarwhita
with brswn stockings.
The recent defeats which the Rochester Club have
received In their international pionship contests
at the hands OF the Lowell and Manchester clubs ~
the Of TO and to have caused considerable
dissatisfaction IN Rochester
The recognized st Louis Brown Stockings played
their rst regular game OIL the season this week with
the Beieville Club defeating them by score Of 20
too
over two thousand spectators witnessed the nrss
game the grounds at Chicago on Saturday
last between the chicago Club and y strong picked
nine capta,nsd BY Al. spading Notwithstanding the
iact that the picked nine were given i've outs the
Cnicagos won by n scoro OF IA TO !.
Captain Mcvey announces the following batting or
wnile Gsrhardt Jones, Sullivan, Kelly and W. White.
Manager Chapman walks the Milwaukee team from
eight TO ten miles every forenoon ana SUBJECTS the
boys three hours steady practice In the afternoon
The Atlantic Club, OF Burlington, Iowa, has reorgan-
lied for 1878, with new enclosed grounds, the grand
rns "Nins brothers, Nine" composed Of the Mad
don brothers, OF Marlboro, Mass, have organized
Jim, $; billy, Is. b.; Pa.ssy, "a b.; Joe. Sd b. !;
Andy, |. l. Tom, =. Bernie, c.
The Tecamseh Club, OF London, Ont. have bssn
incorporated, with capital Of $4,000 divided into
iwenty 1--we shares Tho managers nave decided upon
engaging George Hail. late OF lhe syracuse Club.
OF the nine. The following VIII constitute sne team:
Goldsmith, Powers, c.; Bradley. lst b. ana change
D.. Barnes ID b. uoscner, I'D b. Burke, o. s. Hor-
nung Hail, q. smith. 7. l.; Dunnisan, change
I'd b. and catcher
To-day the Roches,ers and Live Oaks play at Lynn:
Crckets and lucas nj Utica; hornells and Mancnes-
tors, at Manch ester.
REsoLuTEs vs. LIVE OAKS.
LYNN, Mass, April 25. 1878
In game OF baseball here to-day the Rochesters
scored and the Live Oaks2
HoRNELLs VS.. LOwELIs.
LOWELL, Mass, April rs, 1873
In game OF baseball to-day the Hornells scored
two and the Lowells one.
HARvARDs AND MANcHEsrERs TIED.
BOSTON, Mass, April rs, 1873
A game Of baseball between the Harvards and Man
chesters to-day resulted In tie, each nine making
three runs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
p1soRpERLY CROWDS.

To THE EDITOR or TIE HKRALD:-
wish 70 call The attention OF Captain Mccullough
TO the crowd Of dirsputable persons who ngrsgass
nightly FIRST street. tho Bowery and Second
avenue. They Insult every person they meet and dis
TURF the whole notghborhood A FATHER
TO THn EprroR OF TUE HERALD
The attention OF the Captain OF Police OF the Four
tssnh precincs II called Of rowdies who
gather nightly IN Elxsbeth street. II ne had wit
messed their conduct the othsr evening am sure
need not be urged 70 give them the attention they de-
serve. sERGlUS.
TO THE EiDroR rHx HxaALp:-
Please ask the police 10 dispense the disordsry per-
sons who nightly assemble a. tho corner OF Bayard
AUD Elizabeth streets TAXPAYER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
SUICIDE BY DROWNING.

As the ferryboat Maspeth was In midstream last
evening, hsr way 10 Williamsburg. man was seen
10 jump overheard The deck hands promptly went
70 the rescue but their efforts the were
fruitsss his body was not recovered. When about
taxing the fatal plunge he left on Inc deck card
bearing the name aud address oil Frederick Wentg,
boot and shoe maker, No. Great Jones street. Do
ceased was the OF the Mr. Weng mentioned on
the card. He lived In Williamsburg ana was Of I'M
SOUND mind