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The New York herald., 1878-09-14
HUNTERS POINT NUISANCES.

Tho ammonia works nuisance case occupied the
attention the Queens County Court OF Sessions all
day yesterday Will not DC concluded. is believed,
before Monday evening or Tuesday. Tne prosecution
we're permitted call twenty witnesses to testify as
10 the character OF the stenchcs alleged 10 proceed
from the works. Their testimony presented LITTLE
variation, as most OF them were very positive that
these stenches were really gwen out IN the process
manu- uiaclure carried on In the factory. One Of I'M
last Witnesses called by the prosecution. Mr. Jonn
Scnwack insisted that the death OF cnild that NJ
had lost was caused by inhang khe odors from tha
factory, that thoy had made The other monbors
OF his family, well as himself, i'll. lhc child, u
appears, diod IRON cholera On his cross-examiLaton
he that ne was still hvlng In the same house
where the child died. He described the stoncn wh on
he complained OF as pu.rid one, similar TO that OF
decay Ing animal matter. District Attorney Downing
conducts the prosocuton assisted by exJuuge Pcarse,
OF Long Island Guy. g4fs wa at0fsant
Mr. Olmsicad, OF Tracy, Olmstead Tracy, began
his opening Tor the detenc, about noon. He gave an
elaborate description OF processes OF the manuiac-
ture carried by the Ammonia Company, tho pro.
MIA and suiphuric acid, and insisted that no nuisance
WAS, or possibly could be, caused by anything that
was there. The Grst witness called TOR the de-
fence David NJ Marsh, president Of the company,
who gave moro minute description OF the processes
than Mr.. Olmstcad had done, and was positive thae
NO deleterous gases or stenches Whatever could
escape from the building His cross examination "
MT Downiog occupied tho remainder OF tho afternoon
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

Six hundred and fifty six emigrants arrived yester-
day at Castle Garden.
Tho Arion Society will havo o summer nights festH
val ut Terrace G arden tins evening.
Tne customs inspectors scized at pier 13, North
River yesterday, 10l6 smugglcd cigars and 26O bun
dies OF cigarettes on the steamship Vera Cruz IRON
Havana.
Michael schiesser, OF 156th street and Cortland
avenue cied yesterday from injuries received by fall
ing at 152d street and Westchester road
on the 18th inst.
young man, named William Smith, was CON-
mtted by Judge Duny yesterday In default Of 81 000
bail, 10 await trial charge OF having rcckiessly
discharged a revolver In the saloon No. Chatham
square, on Thursday night
In the Essex Market Police Court yesterday Frank
Halbaner told how Andrew MAXWELL bad stolen 500
from him, and 1hcodorc Rogers' fsther accused that
youth with stealing mis- 800 gold watch. MAXWELL
was committed IN 81, 0oo ana the boy without bail
The New York Elevated Railroad, besides running
their trains TO Sxty-scvonth street as ato as mid
night, commencing on Monday next, Will also IRON
tnat time run The trains on Two ana Dali minutes
from each eud, instead OF nvs minutes, as At present
James Moran and hts wife, residents OF Hunters
Point, while driving down Ninth avenue yesterday,
were thrown from Their wagon and severely injured
The horse took fright nt passing Train on the elc
waited road and ran away, dashng the wagon against
one Of tho iron pillars which support tho track
Tho aflldavits OF Deputy Collector Baker and In.
spcctor wynkoop, attached 10 Castle Garden In rea-
tion 10 the row with Inspector Van Horn, whom he
attempted to searcn omigrants baggage Wodnes-
day last have boon forwarded through tho surveyor
10 Collector Merritt The lattor will hear The case aI
an early day.
Deputy Surveyor Lake said yesterday that tho dis
trict on the North River side. presided over by
Weighcrs Burns and Acton, Will 30 consolidated, ana
that Acton Will have charge OF IT, The district on
arc weighers Drow and Bacon, will DO consolidated
and Bacon will run H.
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
HEALTH ORDINANCES ENFORCED
VIOLATIONS OF THE SANITARY CODE PuNIsHEh
....sr.x xx,.,., AT, 1,rnrIcoxAG AGrNr

VIOLATIONS OF THE SANITARY CODE PUNIsHE6
WITH FINES AND 1MPRIsoSAEST.
The Board OF Health continues to wage war against
v:oiators OF ITS ordinances. Seven prisoners were
arragned yesterday the Court Of Special Sessions,
before Judges B,xby. Fismmer and Kasmire charged
with having violated secca liz Of the Sanitary Code
which iorbids dumping or keeping manure within
the city limits.
John Burns, charged with dumping manure as the
foot OF West Thirysixth street, pleaded guilty and
fined $40.
Edward league, who dumped manure at the foot Of
West Thirty seventh stroot, was charged by Colonel
Hastings with repeated violations OF the law and def.
anes OF the powor Of tho Board OF Health enforce
It's penalties He was sentenced 10 ono month in the
Penitentiary ana 300 One.
Denis Devine, OF West Thirty seventh street. noar
the North River, proved TO be old offender. and
aned $50 ana sentenced 10 ten days. conf aement
In the City Prison.
John Hughes. who dumps at the foot OF West Thirty.
eighth street, pleaded guilty and fned $25. r
Thomas SculIy, whose dumping place Is ", lno foot
OF West Ihry-seventh street, was hned $50 on u
similar charge.
Felix Donsrty for the same offence was aned $50
Peter Donnelly, who accumulatcs garbage, &c, In
the same neigGborhood, Was charged Dy Colonel
Hastings win hagrant eontempt oil the Board and
peated dsregard 0t lis ordinances, notWthstan
ample notice He was sentenced 70 ono months I'm.
prisonment in the Penitcnuary
John kaulfe urraignsd on complaint of Dr.
Blake White, who charges him with ssing SKINNED
and adulIerated milk. He was found guilty and nned
$50
hned on "Wednesday ior not having her cans
marked in accordance with law and not for selling
adu
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
SHOOTING IN THE RAIN.

The nrst contest for Winchester repeating rife
took place at Brnton Rifle Range, near Elizabeth. N.
j., yesterday afternoon. Tho fell heavily and q
strong southeasterly gale prevailed The rinamen
were sheltered by tent. AMI as they used breech-
loading rifles were not delayed IN their sport. There
were twenty-five eutries The distance covered 200
were as follows the hg hest possible number being
lry points,. I. B. Collins, A.; l. Paulding. Al !,
J. f. Rathyen, Al; ii W. Gourley, Al; A. J. Hewlett
40; f. H. Hotop, 20; b. Squire, 80; DR.. J. NJ Dart
sS; j. W. Martin, 81; G. +. Bonnes, 81; A. McInness
50; w. I. Amos, "a.
There viii be no match at Brinton next Friday, as
most OF the New ersey ri ,men anxious to Win
laureIs ~ Creedmoor during The autumn meeting.
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
AN ILL WIND.

Captain Gunner yesterday addressed letter to
Police Commissioners Nichols, chairman OF the Street
Cleaning mmitec stating that for the past SIX days
tho tugs belonging TO the department have hot
ablo TO 90 to sea account OF the wind being east
by northeast and that all tho ssows belonging to the
bureau and tnoso that are hired are laden, aud should
tho W, nd contnu ue In direction tor the
twenty-our he Will not bo able TO collect tho
in tho city unless Is allowed to deposit tho
same on the different dumping grounda
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
WHARFAGE DECISION.

Judge Benedict of tho United States Court, East
ern District, rendered a decision yesterday In the
matter Of the suit of Alexander Mason against the
steamship Cornweli TO recover wharfage. the Court
nnds that vessel s not liable under the statute Or
wharfage where she throws q line temporarily on
pier hold whilo getting into berth at her own
pier, that not being the "making iast' when the
statue ~ intended 10 cover. ti
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
HANDBALL AND RACKETS.

Several line games of haudbaIl ana rackets wero
played yesterday Afternoon or the benefit oi the yell
low fever sufferers. at McQuade's court, Madison
street, this city. The 1rst struggle at handoai was
between Messrs. Michael Regan and Charles Loonan
best three in five games. Score:-
Regau. ................ y ~ ~ Id-ol
Next came another handball contest, best two In
three games, between Messrs. Francis J. Plant and
John Lysaght one side and Messrs. John J. Dono
van aud Thomas Hughes on the other Score
% Donovan r and Hughes. ............ Is Il 1I-5o
In tho following handDali struggle Mr Jamos Nc
Cleian played with Mr. James G. stephens, best two
In three games Score:-
Mcclellan .......................' ~ 40 ~ 1t-os
The sucseeding handbali engagement, was iour.
and John crazy played against Messrs. B. AcQaaao
Issss SsSsass sss aSa sa.sy ess;;::, Il z -ss
Keating Mr.. John Lenihan played against Messrs
Edward lwyiord and George hanley, Score, 90
KssIDs ssa lSu aSa iiaIsp 81 Ia-ss
Tho lrst contest Ut American racxets-best two IN
three games-was between McssrA James Reilly aud
Jamos G.. Stephens, on the one side. and Messrs.
John ID. Farrell and James Mcclellan on the other.
Score
Reilly and stsphens.......... p 10 a4-5s
Farrell and Mcclellan. IL u 2l-53
rho second racket contest was also four-banded-
john Lysagh. and +. j. Pant, and on the other
Messrs. Thomas Hughes and }. J. Donovan. Score:-
hrsS.s hysssn. ssS and Paan: i SdSS Sd-SS
Tue oontes, between MI j. Russell and Mr.. D.
Johnston was q rub OF best two In three games
Score:-
Mn NJ. jonnssoa. jMSassi;...: q 10 los
The last encounter Tor the day was four.handed
engagement, best Two 10 three games. The contest
ants were:-- Professor James koasing ana M. john
Nelson, OF tho side, ana Messrs. John Lcniban
and Andrew Van Opslai on the othor. score:--
Lcnhan and Van OpsiaL ...... FL 10 2l-5S
keating and Neson........... 20 II 13-54
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
TRIBUTE TO A TEACHER.

Memorial services In commemoration Of the death
OF Miss $. Miriam Marsh, which occurred the 5tn
inst at oxford, Ohio, were held at Pubic school No.
81 corner Of President and Hoyt streets, Brooklyn
yesterday aiternoon by the teachers OF that tnstu
tioo. Ibe supplementary department OF The school,
formerly under the charge OF deceased, draped
mourning. several cuiogistic speeches wero made
aud sppI pIopriale rssoiutions adopted.
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
OTHER RACES POSTPONED.

ELMiisA, N. Y, sept. 13, 1878.
Today's races, the "ree for alp and 2:34 purses,
have been postponed until tomorrow afternoon, on
account of a storm.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept l3. 1878.
Tho Cleveland races have again been postponed, ON
account o bad weather.
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
FIVE DOLLAR COUNTERFEIT.

Michael Arnold and Valentine Sussman we're ex
aminsd before Uni,od States Commissioners winslow,
in Brooklyn. yesterday on charge Of passing cosn-
tcrle FIVE dollar bill on the National Bank OF Han
over, Pa Arnold was held to await the action OF the
Grand Jury, IN default Of $4,000 bail but Snssnan
obtained surolies and was released.
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
FLEETWOOD PARK.

In consequences OF the storm yesterday tho races at
Fleetwood PARK we're postponed until tho nrst lair
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
TROTTING AT NORWALK.
A WET DAY AND HEAVY TRACK.

WET DAY AND HEAVY TRACK.
NoRwALK, Conn, Sept Is, 1878.
The HERALDs prediction that the weather Of Friday,
the fourth day OF thirty -oighth annual meeting
OF tho Fairfield County Agricultural Society, would
be characterized by hoavy easterly winds and RAIN,
has been com npsteiy verified. As n consequence tho
regular contests tor hsrses OF the ~ aud ESQ
classes did not take place Instead Of these CRAFTY
the crowd which had gathered despite the nclemency
Of the weather, two special races trottod tor
pursos offered by the society.
Purse s35; open to ali mile heats, throo In lvc, In
harness There were three starters, as iollows:-
B. IN. Addt0 ~ C... i i
Br. IN. Mary D.... = q
s. T. Warsaw. y
Quarter HdE Nile.
First heat. ............. ~ l:24h 246
Second hch... 9o1a l:Z3 l.lo
THIRD hoat....... ...... AZ 1:23 2:A2X
SECOND RACE
Purse $35; open to all mile heats. three In hve, In
harness. Three horses started, as folows:-
Bf. Y. M. =
br T. marry .............
.. m. Emma n k.........................
Quarter. HdU 1de.
First heat.,...... AK l:2s 2:56k
SECOND neat. at............ 40 l:3OH o0s,e
Third heat.............. 40 l:29h 3:U4z
fierce wind aud rain to contend with, was q triumph
he passed the judgss' stand on the nnai heat
a. f.,r Autu n for mi Of
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31

nent form of government for the Dis.
trict of Columbia, and after debate the
sixth section, providing for the election
OF delegate to the house of represent
tatives was stricken out on motion OF
Mr.. Edmunds. by Il vote Of yeas 40,
nays 8.
After further debate the senate laid
the bill aside and went into executive
session, and soon after adjourned.
SATURDAY, May 25.-Hou%.-The
house went into the committee of the
whole ON the army appropriation bill.
Several amendm ents to reduce the
pay of officers were offered and voted
down, and the pay Of officers stands as
fixed in the bill, namely: Generals,
$4,000; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1000;
major generals, 81 800; brigadier-gener-
ais, II, 500; colonies, $500; lieutenant
colonies, $4,000; majors. $1,000; cap
tains, mounted, $1,000; captains, not
mounted, $1,S00; adjutants, $500;
regimental quartermasters, 81 800; first
lieutenants, mounted, 81 800; first lieu
tenants, not mounted, 81, 800; second
lieutenants, mounted, 81 800; second
lieutenants. not mounted, 81 400; chap
lains, 81 500; store keepers, except at
Springfield, Mass, 81 800. The forego-
ing is to be in full Of pay and allow
ances except longevity which is to be
10 per cent. for every term of five
years service, not to exceed in the ag-
gregatc 40 per cent. nor $500 II year
On motion Of Mr.. Dnnnell this longevi-
ty was also extended to chaplains who
had been excluded by the bill. No
change was made in the section as to
fuel and forage to be allowed Several
minor amendments were made, and
then an amendment was offered trans
fcrling the Indian bureau from the in
terror to the war department. This
was debated u long time, the republic
cans opposing, the democrats favoring
it, and without action the house adj
journed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31

THE proceedings in court have the
appearance that the man Groom, who
sued Peter Cooper for libel is scoun-
drel. II seems that he had been en-
ploycd by Cooper to print documents
for the grocnback campaign Of 1876,
and also to print tickets. The evidence
shows that he did but very little work
for the $4,000 he was to receive, and
what he did was done in manner de-
cidcdly Improbable for the grcenhack
ticket. Cooper charged tile fellow with
having swindled him, and he sued for
libel, fixing the faint upon his vrutous
conscience ut $4,000. The evidence is
likely to convince the public. If il don't
the jury, that Coopers charges are
true.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31

THE trade of the United States with
Germany has steadily increased since
1864. IN that year the exports were
valued NJ S2o,6i0,00O. la 1877 the
shipments to Germany aggregated $ol,
S33 1000. These exports consist chiefly
Of agricultural implements, carriages
cars, locks, copper, manufactured brass
iron, steel, leather, naval stores, pctro.
leum, sewing machines, castings, stoves
cutlery, printing presses, edge tools, etc
The exports of naval stores and pctro
lcum to Germany iii 1873 amounted Il
SlS,2SG. l6l.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31

THE close of the London mason :
strike leaves. it is stated, about 500 ma
sons out Of employment The strike
lasted 50 weeks, and has ccst the I'M
onists, who have been aided to some
extent by those Of other trades, about
$l50,000. On the other hand, the mas
ter builders arc said to have expended
more than $4,000 in the importation
of foreign workmcn and the transport
to London Of men from different parts
of the country; and when TO these
amounts are added various losses occa-
stoned by the strike, il is estimated that
lis total cost must have been ut least
$500, 900.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31

'I'llE laying of underground cables is
continuously going on in Germany, and
III about Il Year or two there will be I'M
derground telegraph communication be-
tween Berlin and every large city iii
Germany. The advantages Of under
ground cables are 50 great, and the
German work Is such il success, that
both France and Belgium are going to
adopt the same system. The expense
is undoubtedly great. but according to
the Magdelhurg Gaeette. il is covered i'll
fifty years; for At least twice year re-
pairs arc necessary III the common tel
egraph lines. In countries whore storms
are more frequent OF more violent than
III ours, the expense woHld be covered
IN i much shorter period
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31

The coolest impudcnco on record Is
that of tho Louisiana lottery company
bringing suit against the New Orleans
Democrat for nlluding to the concern as
~ swindle This lottery association has
been swindling the country for II long
time and now it refuses to be called by
its name. The Democrat promises to
make New Orleans too hot for the con-
Germ.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31
A FiENDISH IDIOT,
A Virginia Farmers Horrible and Fatal
Experiment..

To-day James, Andrew and Joseph
Jackson, three brothers, and prominent
farmers Of Elk Garden Lee county, says
q Lynchburg (Va.) dispatch, died from
eating poisoned butter Miss Alice
Gatewood, u beautiful young lady, who
was visiting the place, and who took
breakfast ut the Elk Hill mansion, died
from the effects of the poisoned butter.
Twelve other persons, including George
Dabney Wooten, prominent lawyer.
and Drs. Fitch and Cowen, two leading
physicians Of the county, are seriously
i'll from the same cause. The editor of
the Lee county Sentinel is among the
poisoned. The most horrible part of
the affair is that the butter was deliber-
ately poisoned by Andrew Miller,
farmer i'll the neighborhood, who had
lost large quantity ofbutter by thieves.
lie poisoned 4 frkin of butter, and the
thieves who stole it scattercdit widecast
through the county. No one knows
whether he has eaten poisoned butter
or not, and the people in the neighbor-
hood are in 4 wild state Of excitement.
The tragedy casts a gloom over the en-
tire county.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31

TIE white house will be the scene Of
wedding the last Of June. General
Russell Hastings, Of Rockford, ILL.,, for
merly Marshall Of North Ohio, and dur
ING the war Licutancnt Colonel of Presi-
dent Hayes regiment and Miss Platt,
II neicc of President Hayes, will consti-
tnte The couple.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31

The Boston HerdM interviewed all
the governors on the question of the
Potter resolution. observation-disclosures
cd pretty general in favor Of not having
the president ousted while sentiment
was more evenly divided in reference
to investigation.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31

TIE democrats Of Pennsylvania III
state convention resolved against any
effort to unscat President Hayes but cx-
pressed the belief that his seat was OBJ
tained through fraud.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31

THE Russians will be compelled to
give the Turks another training or get
away from Constantinople pretty soon.
The voice of England makes the Turk
hrnNn
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31

SENATOR Don CAMERON has arrived III
Washington and with his bride is en-
joying the congratulations Of his friends.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31

THE house Of representatives has had
a long siege with the army appropria-
ton bill which has not yet pissed
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31
GENERAL NEWS.

PENNSYLVANIA is the great hemp con
Stunning state.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31

II is proposed 70 call the sea between
the Farce Islands and Norway the Nor
wegian Sea, because for more than
1000 years natives of Norway have nav
igatcd Its waters, and now have under
taken is thorough scientific explo-
ration.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31

4 French scientific authority states
that the ordinary rate Of mans walk
ing is four feet per second; Of i good
horse in harness, twelve; Of reindeer
in II sledge on the ice. twenty.six: Of an
English race-horse. forty-threo. Of n
hare, lightweight; Of il good sailing
ship, fourteen; andof the wind eighty
two.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31

Tie mills on the northern md Of the
Wisconsin Central Railroad are finding 4
ready sale for their lumber in Min
nesota and the Northern Pacific region.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31

THE old City Of Troy had but one
gate. Go round and round the city
and you could find no other. There
was one way to enter. And Is to the
beautiful city Of the saints on high,
there Is but one way, and one door 10
reach il and enter into it.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31

ANOTHER searching party 10 look for
traces Of Sir John Franklin's expe-
dtion will be On its way To the Arctic
regions within i week.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31

Az ADRIAN, Mich, family is besieged
hy servant girls. Five good kitchen
girls have recently been married from
that family, and now i hundred more
want TO live there.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31

SOUTH CAROLINA now has 300 spin
dies and 1,400 looms in operation, di-
vided among ten factories.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31


The London Times of May 23d says
advices from st. Petersburg state that
Prince Gortsehakoh is hotter, and
hopes to attend the congress which is
thought to be certain
The opinion prevails that Count
Schouvaloti takes TO London instruc-
tons containing the elements Of 4
friendly decisive solution Of the ques-
ton 1t issue. The secresy main
tanned bv him will con-
tinue till the government
receives his answer from London,
which Is not to lie telegraphcd but sent
by a courier. Accordingly nothing GER
tain will lie known before next week.
scHoryALoFF ARRIVES IN LONDON.
Count Schouyaloif arrived too late to
have III interview with Lord Sails.
bury. He will call 81 him to-day.
SOUTH CAROLINA now has 300 spin
dies and 1,40o looms in operation, Iii.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-16
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-16

4 PRIVATE FAMILY At CORNWALL. ). r.. .CAS
n accommodate 10 boarders with hrst class Board
and Rooms terms az - aud 80 per week Address Va
Pest cfice, Cornwall, Y.