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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-22

Died, on Sunday, morning the goth instant, at
forty minutes past O'Clock, after short illness,
Mrs. MARY SUSAN HAWKINS, wife OF Dir: .. z.
Hankins in the fifty. eighth year or her age.
THE funeral took place yesterday afternoon at 4
O'Clock. Her remains were inferred in Hollywood
Cemetery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-22

GRAPE and GRAPE FE!LS, from the smallest to
To The largest, and from The chcapest 10 the best;
nO1 picccs OF assorted culurS III RIBBONS from
-" &. (. 10 aud l2.:c. per yard-rcGuccd from 20,
30, and Ace: .
Another 10. Of loo. TRIMMINGS;
~ UUO worth Of CAMBRIA EDGE Just received
we have bought Tie entire balance OF stock iroEl
Il New DIRK importing house;
EDGlNG At 3T!&c. per yard-EcVcr SOLD Tor less
Than 81:
EDGIN III Soc worth $50:
EDIiINti from 10 &c. per yard.
These are positively the biggest bargains OF CAM
BRIO EDGE that have ever been offered In Rich
moud We invite the ladies Ia call and inspect TINS
lot Of EdglngS. Whether they buy or n0I we want
10 convince tuem that we have the incest lot Of
E.lylnrs In the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-22

Another invoice Of those line IRISH LINEN REM
NANTS; ,.>-
Ladies', Gcnemen's, Misses, and ChilGren'S IN
DEisWkAit ut extra low prices;
T ATfNDHIED and UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS from
sec 7Jc and 81 The best s. SHIRT IN Rich
mond, made Of Wamsutta Cotton and best
Linen. really for ilst.
Our FLANNEL DEPARTMENT Is complete
Red Eiuc, GRAY, and White Twilied FlannclS:
shaker FianneIs from zoe. 10 ~ per yard !;
Plain FIannes from l2:c TO 81 Canton Fam
.pl fran t& 10 n1C,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-22

On our second floor You will find Il full line of
BLANKETS. SlIEETlNGS, BED-TlChS. IA
OIL-CL0THS, COMFORTS. aud QUILTS.
$40 BLANKETS reduced 10 IS Il pair;
SlU BLANKETS reduced TO So pair;
"a BLANKETS reduced 70 50 4 pair:
Sd BLANKETS reduced To - pair;
So BLANKETS reduced to 50 pair;
!. BLANKETS reduced to 81 pair.
We offer the largest assortment OF BlavSets ever
offered in the CITY. Hotel-keepers and DO ,rdin%
houses and families desiring Blankets should cup =
slider and look ut stock before buying elcnhe'c
On our third floor You will and fair hpe Of "A
LIES CLOAkS, BOULEVARD ana GA MO
RAJ SKIRTS, shAWLLSss;; ,S az L IN !, p
COVERS. UNDER-GARMENsS. " HIT +
SPREADS, and MARSEILLES QUILTS:
Latest styles OF CLOakS sad SHETLAND
SuAWIS Just received, at tow or prices than
ever; CLoAKS from SO to s2s,. Don't buy be-
fore you look Ut cur stock.
On our fourth floor you WAX d. ID full assortment
OF CARPETS, OIL-CLpTHS, MATTINGS,
RUGS, CURTAIN-LAt.F., WINDOWS hADLs,
DRUGGETs;' ans
e aAfPthss at G qs Is, so, 40, So ea4 u.s.
90c., 81, up to 81 3, per yard:
CURTAIN-i.ACE p" IN l21:c. 10 81 per yard;
RUGS from ) 10 Slr each;
0lL-CL0rfiS fsorI soc. mp to ~ per yard.
We have thouY nls Of other articles, but TOO na'
MerCGS to meat on for want OF space
SYCLY. BROTHERS, 81 Broad street,
oc4 between Third and Fourth Streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-22
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-22

We have rs usual. the largest assortment ever Of
f.red IN the cty-50U different styles 10 select
from: r-s .- .,-..,, .
10c. worth &c. per yard.
The New York herald., 1878-09-21

Steamer Beverly. Wallace. Philadsphis James Hand
ship corneIius Grinneii. Bodand. London-Grinnel,
Minturn 4 Co.
ship Aibambra. Alexander London-snov 4 Burgess .
ship john Mann (Br). Gibson. Bremen-J whitney q
bark Eden Home (Br,. Randall. London -bowrinr 4
BARK Albion CNor,. Larsen. Bristol. E-Benhsm Boys-
Bark Gieneids, Corning. Belfast. I-Brstt. Son Co.
BARK Trxfk (Nor). Jacobsen Cork for orders-Funch,
Edys 90.
for orders-Funch. Edge Go.
Bark Johann Hansen tsor,, Andersen. Cork Fall
mouth Tor orders-tnnch Edye Co. r.,
Faimouth io' ordersDFnnch. Edye Go.
Bark Dronniny sophie Norl, Dshnsen, Quesnstown or
Bark Msrcurius tNoD. Lysgasrd, Rotterdam-Bock'
Bark Nuova Manila utap. Cuneo. Trieste-John G
Seacer.
Bark francesca dtsD, Califano, Marseilies-John
Sesger.
BARK saga (Norl Larsen. Marssilles- John sesger.
Bark ~ N (Brl Williams, Bordesux-Scammcli Bros.
Brig SabrA (sr,, Pellon. Dunkirk-C Bertnux
Brig Lizzie Wyman Fassett. Mnatit!an, Mex-B Mot
sehr Alpha tBr), Wharton. Bsrbados-Thomss DON
nison.
sehr Mansur B oskes, Grsy. Jeremie-Isaac STAPLES
- ,schr Lizzie d McNichol. Tanning. st John. NIB 7
..schr Champion tBr,. Granville. ~ John, MIA T
schr Annie Booth. Bsylss, Cedar Kays and Key West
schr VI Brsmhaii. O. DonneIl, ssvsnnah-Kvsns, Bal:
&Co
. schr f Valentine, Potter, Chsrlestsn-Jsmes A Van
schr Merrill @ Hart. Brown. Charlsston-Parsons 4
Loud.
schr Fannie X Williams shearer Philadelphia Overton
sehr 4 crossley (Br). Dexter. Newark. NJ-Edwin B
schr Helen King. Ayiward, Calais. Me-John Boyn-
schr Goodwin, Williams. Bridgeport-stsmford Man.
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
THE BOOK TRADE SALE.

The book trade salo continued at Clinton Hall
yesterday with excellent results. IL opened with
Holman's Bibles and photograph albums. Holman
bought out w. W. Harding, tho Bibc publisher, OF
Philadelphia, and offered q small invoice which was
soon disposed OF. j. b. Lppincots l. CO., followed
wmh worcsstcr's Dictionaries, which were largely
duplicated. They sold 500 juvenile books and 400 Of
the My Books. Ton OF Ouda's novels were sold,
special ssle OF As copies Of Friendship being made.
All OF Llppinco,rs novels sold well; So copies
Of Ssaforh 93 OF MnrsaTsthe so Of Molly Dawn were
sold. rwonty copies OF John Ftcn wore sold, SO OF
Too Rich, 40 OF Fat and Blood sets oi The Country
Parson series, 23 OF Ailibone's Dictonary OF Quoa
tions SO sets ot Chambers Encyclopedias, 70 Dumas
DEM Monde, 20 Middiemarch. only copy OF Gems
from shakespeare and OF w. Dukes Great Britain,
% copies of the kornn 80 each Of MRS. Wtsers trans
lations from the German OF S. Mar rs sets OF cheap
edition Of tho waverey Novels, Is sets Of the Misses
Warmers novel;.
James Mier's invoice came next on the list and
sold remarkably WELL Five hundred and hity copies
OF Mrs. BrowLins's poems sold over 100 In the
catalogue; IS copies OF Shsllsy's Poems IL Of Dr..
Syntak's Tour in Search OF tho Picturesque, 20 Of
Agnes Strickiands Queens OF England aud 80 each OF
Mayno Rod stores.
Claxton, Rsnssn Il Harelnn nger sold "a OF Burtoe's
ANATOMY OF Melancholy, $50 Centennial Liberty Bell,
SO hacaulavs History oil England and only 10 OF Pieas
anton's Influence OF Blue Glass.
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
RIFFLARD, THE FORGER.

Not long since the police OF tho Twenty ninth pre-
s,pct captured . forscr named Joseph W. Rnlard,
living at No. % East Twenty nrs, street, the arrest
ss se, forth by one Of tho daily newspapers, having
bees made while he pscsndn ng nrc escape after
Q not chase across fences and railipgs 10 Part OF
the Court Of General Sessions yesterday Assistant
District Attorney Roilips called the prisoner to tho
bar 10 be srrsgned for trial. In rsponse the prison
srs, box vac opened and there appeared tho
. delicate. pale faced young man, a victim Of
paralysis. who slowly made his way TO tho
bar. To the casual observer was appsrcnt
Shai Rimard must hsvo made SLOW progress up IRE
sscspe while aseipg from vigorous and 1eet.footed
officers, " indeed bis loot had touched the lowest
ruoe OF the Isdder Nor was the man pretendcr In
hts dscrvptude, a. is nov well known that he has
been a sufferer from spnal disease Tor years
Despite his physical disability 10 run up nrc
escapes, 10 which the heroic officers say they
pursued him, Riifard Is nevertheless well
known forser, having suecccdcd In swindllng
several parties out Of sums amounting to about $500
hs -ssns OF checks on the Merchants End Grocers
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
DICKEL'S RIDING ACADEMY.

The riding academy OF Messrs. Charles W. Dickel &
Co., which just being finished, promises to be one
OF tho finest establishments OF Its kind In Amsrics.
The building occupies Nos. 1874 1876 12S and $50 West
Fiity-sixth street. II is thrco stories bigh,
struced OF brick faced with brown stone, aud exisr
naiiy presents and unique appearance, simple
In design, while appropriate TO the end Tor which
u 10 designed. Interioriy the place Is fitted
Up and flushed In an elegant yet substan-
!ial manner, pleasing In detail and striking
In effect Tho several entrances are iollews:-One
vufhcientiy largo 10 admit OF hie OF horsemen
ABREAST another to the once, and one at either side
Of this leading, that on the right hand into the
rsntiemons dressing room, and that the left into
the ladies' waiting room. Those, and all the other
sparsmssn IN the house are na.shed In white oak.
Both the isdtss' aud gcntemen's dressing rooms he
former being the second noor) arc provided with
cabinets and compartments for keeping riding and
driving habits. Marble topped iavatoriss and French
plate mirrors enable tho equc6trians OF both sexes
Between % the he" sensis%eo's waiting room and and
the ladies' dressing room, s The private ONCE OF
Mr.. DickeI, winch is elegantly fitted ur. The walls
arc ornamented with sngrnvings illustrative OF field
Sports and the chase, and the room conains a care
fully selected library. The three rooms just mon
toned open on . balcony overlooking tho menage.
Space been provided the balcony Tor band of
music On the third floor . set OF rooms has been
laid cut ay club The two clubs now patron
izng tho establishment are tho Amateur and the Nsw
York R,dne and Driving clubs. The building covers
space 100 feet square, and the MONACO so
bv 100 feet The stables well constructed, thoroughly
vsssisted, perfectly drained and dry as bone. At
present there stalls the first and second floors,
With ommoda atons for loo borsea The flooring Of
stalls and passa geways the second story are
cauiked like ships ribs 10 TO make leakage I'm.
possible. Tho saddle room Is situated on the north
side OF the last named floor, and the inclined plane
over which borscs pass up aud down is
covered with a deep coating OF leather cut
tiugs mixed with bark, thus preventing the
ANIMALS frsm slipping For the present the third
floor occupied principally asa feed storeroom IL con.
tatns number OF large bins arranged that the feed
can be ossiy distributed the stables below Iui-
provsd means OF besting the feed sxDeditousy Is .
ieasure worth noting and box stalls Tor lavor,c AMI
mails prevent accident, while allowing the horse
great deal Of liberty The menage or 'rInk" has been
carefully planned and will be lighted at night BY
electors placed overhead.
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
SPOKEN.

Kong, scpt 4, lat 81 n, Ion I3s w.
Bark Orzero Itaf,. from CHso Tor Puget Sound, Aug
IL, lat rs " lou III W.
Bsrt Peggy tBr. Ball from New York for Rio JMnsiro,
Aug u, lat y. Ion ~ W.
Bark Mnistro Najorsna ItsD, ,Ajeo. from oporto for
New York sept &. lat - 20. Ion % 40
Bark Clnvcrhopsc B from Cssdin for Santos ID days
ont. Aug 10. lat ~ OF n. Ion IA l6
Bark Atalantn Olerl. HagemAnn. from Hamburg for
New York Sept 3, lat ~. Ion 10
BARE Mary FRY tBr), York. from Pugwash for United
Kingdom, sept q. lat 81. Ion IL ..
tNorj. fom Liverpool for Baltimore Sept Z.
lat 81. Ion 1U
A french bark. showing KsBa. usvrc for New
York, Aug 20. lat 41 y, lou 20 W.
An Americsn bark showing JsvG. from Boston for
Melbourne all well, Aug IS. lat 10 Ion ~ ~ W.
Brig Mira tNov), Cornescn. from London for uaiv
ton, Aug %, lat ~. Ion H.
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ABERDEEN. Sept 10 Arrived. bark Virginia utaD, Bsr.
toiotto New York.
Asrwsnr. sept 2oArrved. steamer Java tBr), Gieig.
New York bark Quolio (Nor), Dedekamp, do
Sailed Goth. barks Ebenerer tNor. Neilsen New York
Csri Johann tNor, New Ycrk
DoHpEAux, sept 20-Arrived, bark John Ro,tms an,
Nash. New York.
Arrived about 10th, ship Pransn. Haskell. Buanil'os
sailed from Paulac 10Th. bark Virgo (NorJ. Mikkelseu
Baltimore
BnrMyN, Sept 2o-Arrved, ship Derby t0er), Bauer,
New York bark Adolf cGer), Brock.imsun. do,
Bnisroi. Sept 2Ossiled. ships Biizs Kenney (Br).
Parnsworsh Tybee; oiichrst Watts, New YorK; bsrks
Msssmo dAscgiio utaD Dsdrc. do; Surprise, Averiii,
New Orleans.
CALCUTTA, Aug eGssilcd, bark Edward Kidder. PsrK,
Bostop.
coJoxpo, Aug 2e-sacd bark Marie Coliet tFr) Lang.
treiee. New York.
DIAL, Sept Sailed. ship warsaw tBr,, Curry from
Londcnl. America
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
RATHER COOL.

John Lang lately left the employ mont OF william
Mayburp, butcher, at No. 1.543 Third avenue. and
took with him . revolver valued At IS belonging to
mr.. Msyburn. Some time af,cr Laug. conscience
stricken, sent emisssry to Mr. hsyburn saying
he would return the weapon tho receipt OF So He
would accept any kind Of with tho exception of
trade dollars. Mr.. Mayburn invited tho representa-
rive into the street, and then told Detective Sawyer
TO 'go for Lang.' Sawyer did and caught hts man
Tndrsday night Yesterday Judge Smith CON-
mitted Lang for trial His representative sent to
the Island a few days before.
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
CHARGES AGAINST AN OvERsRER.

james Y. Red, Who was employed on the New York
E,svalsd Rsiiread q foreman to oversee the men,
wss srrsstsd Thursday charged with obtaining
money under false pre,ences aud arragncd at tho
rsmbs ysstsrday. AIoszo Diekinssn, paymsstcr. has
ssssrts'ped, secord,ns hrs sdAvi,, that R.,d let
sus the services Of SIX OF the men 10 a contractor
uansd John White. who was doing work for Steven
con Sons. Drawers aud mslts,ers, at Thirty-ninth
stsess End Tenth avenue James Ryan, one Of the
meu, testified that he worked from three r. N. enc
1ay tsll three the next at Stcvsnson's brewery
and that nve others we're sent TO work there By Reid
Tns prisoner held by Judge Murray default o.
$500 bail answer, his counsel having waived
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at New Bedford Sept TO- bark Andrew Hicks
Brown, Indian Oeeau st Helena Aug With 800 bbls ~
oil and nmbergris Reports SeUt l6 lat 33 46 n
~ 23 W. passed vessel Of about DO tons lotion
Also arrived do 19;h schr Night Fostcr Province
town, to dtsch harge cargo OF oil. o. tftI
arrived at Marion 18th schr Vim Wilson, Barstsw. .from
Western Ground. July 30 BARK Ocean Holmes NM clean
ported, 2Dth bark Tucker, Baker Nh 20 bbis this
season Louisa Holmes, Boston, nothing since last
report
At Payts Aug IL bsrks Emma Jones. Potter, OF NIB
schr WIN Grosicr at Provncetown 1sth reports spoke
on Western rcund date. bark Bertha Robinson, NB
with bbs oil board and whsic alongside th ~
would make 40 bbs
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
DoUBLY UNFORTUNATE.

German named Gsrge oistnscr. formerly mas
ter builder and tor twenty-five years resident Of
Newark, is now at tho German Hospital thers In q
dying condition under singular circumstances. On
Wednesday night. while IN n saloon he suddenly
fell TO the floor in fit of some Kind. Upon
being examined q pistol shot wound found
on the side OF hts head He removed home and
ubsequcntly takon TO the hospital IL 10 known
bow no camo by the pistol wound, he 10 deltrous
but the general belief s that the loss OF his wife, who
ded t0ur years ago. and thon that OF hts property
affected his mind and led him 10 seek death.
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
SUSPICIOUS SUGAR.

The police OF Brookiyn, q night or two since.
arrested George Wise, Michael Shay aud Peter Tooc,
on suspicon OF having stoien lvsiye bags OF sugar
which were sozed together with two boats Amer
sho accused had been discharged by Judge Ferry,
United States Inspector Jackson served order on
Police Property Clerk Roxley for possession OF the
property on suspicion that the sugar was uggiod.
Inspector jackson called on Er. Rowiey yesterday,
aud made demand for the property which there.
upon surrcn dercd, notwithstanding objection made
BY Counsellor Tishe, who appeared on behalf OF the
m
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Local democratic pohpcNns swarmcd around the
City Hall yesterday engaged preparations Tor tho
Syracuse Convention. Tho NAN body Of delegates
and Tammasy once holders, with their friends, Will
leave for tho scat OF war early hour Monday
morpips while lev the adva nee guard take tbcir
departure sunday evening
Ths sale Of cny promises, on the Of Eishty.
9th street and Third avenue, was again postp oned
yesterday by direction OF Comptroller Kelly.
"what will Mayor Ely do f' Is the leading conun-
yacsncies IN the Police, Excise and Tax depari-
ments The Adjournment OF the syracuse Con.
vention, IL 10 rumored, may lead TO explanation.
The New York herald., 1878-09-21

Bank to which be had forged the signatures OF Rin.
lard Sons No AZ vessv street, 10 whom it 10 said
he ;s distaniiy related HIS victims inclu de George
b. Jpaues, No Al Union square; Arthur Purcell, No.
$40 Broadway: Martin Rdeau, No. 256 Third avenue;
jacob Bsbus, No. 95S Broad~sy; j. j. Bradley Co,
Elchtecnih street and Fourth avenue; Mrs. Jsques
Castei No. l49 South Fifth avenue: Charles Lowthsr
No l&O West Eleventh street, and sebastian Rsnk.
No 1 355 broadway There were seven indictments
against The prisoner for forgery and obtaining goods
by false preenses He pleaded guilty, ana on motion
OF his counsel. Hr. Orlando Stewart Was remandsd
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
CLEvERLY CAPTURED.

The premises Of Samuel Beyiinsr, No. avenue A.
were broken into on Friday night and ten bales Of
Havana leaf tobscco valued at 81, 500 wore carried
away. Early yesterday morning ofcer Lynch, Of tho
Fourteenth precinct, saw two drive up wagon
to No. 90 Houston street, aud while they wcre engaged
removing quantity OF property from TIE wagon TO
sr1ss.,ns Ps,er German tbc other man I'm
property they removing into tho hall wsy said
be part OF tho proceeds OF the burglary consisted
on samuel Berlincrs place. Pcter German was az.
rsfgned MurrAy, at tho Tombs yesterday
aud hold IN 81 900 bail to answer ft.s t-,f sss "
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
HOW THEY TOOK THE SENTENCE.

George Bechtei, No. 377 East Fourth street, was
charged by his wife Lizzie Bcchte. in Special Sessions
yesterday, with assault and battery. She said that he
had knocked her down, kicked her. and otherwise
abused hsr. She sustained Ia the charge by her
daughter. The prisoner need thrco
months IN the Pcpiteptiary Hardly had the words
issueo from tho JUDGES mouth when Mrs. Bech tel
was taken with Mysteries and her dsughtcr tainted
away Judge ana counsel wore equally At loss how
10 act but finally the magistrate discharged the pr,s
ana advised him to take his wife and daughter
homo and treat thom more kindly IN the future
The New York herald., 1878-09-21

frvxE to Sept 2o-Arnvsd. brig Packard. Amesbury.
Richmond. Va
GLASGOW. Sept Is-ssiIed. steamer circasssa (Br
Munro. New York.
HULL. sept 0-Arrived steamer Wimbledon 3d. Wat
son. Now York.
HAxBURc, Sept 2oArrived ship Friediander Morrison.
Mejiilones; bark Nstvig tSor). sundbIad Bun River.
HAvRK Sept 2oArrived, steamer Harald dam. Bonde,
New York.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 3o-Arrived, steamers Graca tsp)
Algeria. baltimore; Sicily (B), Green Philadelphia
Sailed Goth. steamers Alice (Br) George, New Orleans
isrian (Br. Thomson. Boston, ships Quebec (Br Rood,
Delaware Brsakwater; Adorns. Hawkins. New Orleans;
Harvester, Bosworh. Cacutts: bsrks Xenia, Reynolds
Bombay; Maggie Miller tBp. Cook. Deswars Breakwater;
brig Ellen Mitchell. Blackwood. New York dast
previously.
LONDON. Sept 2o-saiod, bark Chaplin, Bunker. Bos.
ton.
Sailed from Gravcsend 2oth. bark sheils tBr, Moshcr
New York.
LoSpoypKRRY. Sept I9-Saied brig @ C Van Horn (Br)
Hall. Wilmington. NC.
MARsEILLEs. Sep. l7-Arrived. bark Romance (Br)
roye. Now York befor, reported without dsteL
MELBOURNE. Sept l9-Arived, bark Stonewsn Jackson,
Bartlett, Boston.
PLLAU. Sept 17-Arrived bark vsnss (Nor, Tsilefsen
New York. +sr .f ~ :
QUEENSTOWN Sept 2O-saied steamer City Of Richmond
Br. Leich from Liverpool. Now York; bark John Ira
hey (Br). Ryan, America.
ROTTERDAM. Sept 10 Cleared bark sirsna (Aus Cosu
Itch. United States; st Patrick (Br BoEsrt. do.
RIGA to Sept 2OArrived, barks lIassel Nor) Samuel
son. New YORK; Wing ,lf Nor), Nelson do.
srErrIN Sept i7Arrived bark Equat,r Ger, Wallace
New York.
TRIESTE. Sept l5Arrved schr Island City. Howe, Bat
moro tbefore reported without date 16h bark Nicolo
Tomasseo QtsD, Mazzucsto. New York.
LONDON. Sept 2o-Bark Peter Crerar (Br whalen from
Belfast for rybee. tho port repairs
bottle las been found tho irish containing
slip Of paper whicf written following :Amy
Turner sinking. May %. lat 507 lon 10 SO W."
1.-THE above the American Amy Turner As she
sailed from Boston May ~ last for Honolulu. ]
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHrAp. Sept 20-wind fresh: barometer. 3O.o5o
PLYMOUTH. Sent 2O-Cicsr: barometer. 30. 10.
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
SUING FOR BACK PAY.

The mandamus proceedings brought against tho
Kings County Board Of Supervisors by Charity Com
missioner storms 70 compel ihem TO Day his back
salary at the Of t4 900 per year, up
brooklyn City Court yesterday before Judge McCue
A motion was made by the Boards counsel to have
the writ quasbed on the ground that the Court had
no jurisdiction IN tho matter Hts Honor denied he
MOTION and gave leave 70 nie q return by Monday
next
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
MISSING FOR TwENTY-FoUR HOURS

Mrs. Jaoobia, OF No. 622 Leonard street, Green.
point. called at Police Headquarssrs Brooklyn, about
eight O'Clock yesterday morning, and informed
Cn,ef Campbell that her NURSE Mrs. Mary Cass. had
lett the house with her Mrs. Jacobia's) little boy
about Two o'clock Thursday afternoon, to visit q
Fulton street dry goods store, and had
The streets were closely patrolied and every woman
and child inspected at about two O'Clock The miss
ing ones returned. and learned that tho nurse
had been taken TOO i'll 10 60 back Grscnpoint on
Thursday night
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
WISHED TO DIE IN PEACE.

Dr.. Barker called on Coroner Simms, OF Brooklyn,
yesterday ana said that no had been called about
nine O'clock on Thursday evening. to attend an old
man at No. 70 Carlton avenue The patient told him
that he had taken arsenic and and wished TO do
in peace He refused TO take smetcs and midnI ut
expired. Cofonsr Simms learned that the deceased
was Michael Reardou, sixty. y.tbrso years OF age q
laborng man, who had been dissipated fse some tme
previous. An inquest was held and = verdict rem
dered In accordance with tho faoas.
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
BIRDS OF A FEATHER.

When George Butener, nineteen years OF age. OF No
es Third avenue, Brooklyn, was taken to tho Third
psecinct station house. In Butler street, Thursday
signt ssssulttng David Carey. Of No. 2l Audssa
avenue, it vas discovered that he was insane. HIS
friends were allowed to take him home, and he nc-
companied them In n quiet manner. Early yesterday
morning., however, he escaped from the house, aud
was iound soon alter by policeman engaged In m
excited discussion with Nicholas Quaokenbosh
.auosncr Iunaiic, from New Jersey. The Two men
taken 10 the house, and ator c the day
eiven n charge OF their friends.
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
HIS THIRD TRIP.

Ann Ryan. OF No. 303 East Twenty-sixth street, .
neat housckeeper aud hard working woman -
married to q drunkard named james, good laborer
during his sober moments, but who speods his money
IN dri0k. On her complaints no has already served
two terms tho Island. Yesterday, IN the Fifty
seventh Street Court. she made her third complaint
against him for drunkenness and abusive treatment
lean ha
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
CLEARED.

steamer City OF Berlin tBr, Kennedy, Liverpool via
ohn q Dale.
Nstean,er Er,n (Brj, Andrews Jvcrpool-F W Hurst
steamer Arrsgcn (Br), symons, Bristol, E-w ID Nor
...
stcsmef City OF Dallas Chester. Petnandlns via Port
Reyai--C n Mallory a Co.
steamer Josepbins Thomson. Clark, Bsl,imore-J 8
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
RECKLESS PISTOL PRACTICE.

James Walsh, who gave his occupation as that OF o
broker No 3e6 Pearl street, was arrested In Brook
lyn early yes,srdsy morning for nriug bullet
through tho partition separating the cabin Of Fulton
ferryboas from the gangwny. No injured,
bat there s q round hole In The hat OF samuel Berry,
. csored who sitting IN tho cabin. Walsh
vas seated On tho box OF coach.