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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17
ovERcRowDING OF STEAMBOATS,.
PROVISION AGAINST JEOPARDIZING LIFE ON EXCUI
SION BOATS.

sion BOATS.
The United States local inspectors of steam
vessels received yesterday from Washington circular
lust issued by A. DumOnt Supervising InspectorGen
era of Steamboats,, calling their attention to circular
letter on the Steamboat issued by r. c. Mccormick
in 1877 when he Acting secretary Of the Treasury
Department Mr.. DumOnt says be makes public the ex-
tract for the information of the travelling public VINO
are invited TO present 10 the proper officers proofs OF
violation of the Steamboat laws in order that the offend
ers may be punished. Inspectors are ordered TO es
pecaly enforce that portion OF the law when requires
Inc masters OF all excursion steameas 10 keep record
OF the number Of passengers carried ON each trip Re
fnsol TO obey this OF the law is punishable, Mr.
Dumont saws with fine Of 500. The local inspectors
are directed furnish the Treasury Department with
lst containing the names of all excursion steamers in
ter various districts and their routes together with the
whole number Of passengers each steamer Is allowed TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17
IN CHICAGO.
TWENTY-FIVE CAsEs-A GREAT FALL OF TEMPERA-
TURE.

CHICAGO, July 16.-The Signal Service re-
ports that at Fort Dodge, Iowa, where the
thermometer was 1O1 at sunset, 1t il now
8s, and that driving rain aud thunderstorm
IA I'm progress. 10 is thought that the cold
will reach here tomorrow morning ana that tbere
the entire region which is now affected by
heat There were some twenty-five cases
more or less severe of sunstroke In Chicago to-
day and six fatal cases. Tho deaths were follows
the Rev. +. W. Clark, formerly O. Co1gregntlonal
missionary 10 tine Sandwich Islands who prosrs ted
by heat on Sunday, but lived until to-day lie was sew
enty-nne years OF age, and ono OF inc
Keefe age twentY-seven, lumber shOyer Nick jail,
age forty-nne, employee OF the rolling mill Mrs Ire
Warren age forty John SchOer1nann soda-water man
ufacturer age fOrtyfour and an unknown man picked
up the street. the only cases reported up 10 d
ufO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17
RAPID TRANSIT SCHEMES IN BROOKLYN.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO BE OPENED FOR KINGS COUNTY
ELEVATED RAILWAY STOCK.

The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Commission
has adopted articles OF association and form OF sub
scription for an elevated railway company. Sub
scription books will DO opened at the Meehan-
les Bank, Brooklyn, at 10 q. m, July %
The title of the corporation is :" The Kings
County Elevated Railway Company" II is formed
under the Act OF June IS, 1875 It's capital stock
is 81 600 600 divided into 10000 shares Of 500 each
Nine directors 20 manage Its affairs lt Is TO con-
time for ninety-nine years from August /, 1873.
The corporation is not required 20 build operate a
railway any portion Of road on which another duly
aufhorzed corporation shall build railway The tran
ehsd Is 20 be forfeited tue Board Of Supervisors
of Kings County, provided the various parts
OF the railway not completed within the
time required by the act OF Incorporation.
The commissioners have the right 10 accept only the
most responsible subscribers, and TO distribute only the
number OF shares which majority may determine upon,
provided they shall not reject any subscription Of more
imam 10000 shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17
INSPECTING FRUIT AND DRAINAGE.

On account of the neglect of the Board of
Estimate and Apportonment to make the usual appro-
pration for the inspection Of fruit the Board Of Health,
at the meeting yesterday, passed resolution request
ing transfer OF $4,000 for that purpose from the fund
OF the SMALLPOX Hospital. resolution was also
adopted requiring occupants Of premises 10 clean once
werk and keen clean the cutters underneath the ap-
nroaches for trucks and The Dock Department
was appealed 70 for the Of portion OF the pier be-
tween sixteenth and Seyenteenthsts the East River,
for the erection OF the Reception Hospital The tempo
rary permit OF James Brooks, TO burn shell lime at the
foot OF West Fftyfths was revoked by the board as
II appeaTs that the alleged improvements In carrying
that businesg Intellectual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIVERPOoL-By Steamship Nepdda.-Mr. and Mrs
r. r. Macomber H. Muller, jr W. II. Muller, L. sargeant
a Lane Mrs. r. Rudchfe Mas G. Rudcline Miss H. Rud
oe f. Rudclie Miss NJ Pike, Miss s. pike, Mr. and Mrs
Miss Henderson, Miss X. A. Fountain Miss L.
a. Fountain the Rev H. H. Randall J. Briggs, w. H. Black
mer g. Williams II. Hevenor Mr. and Mrs. Vreeland, Miss
Vreeand H. H. ThOrne Mr.. and Mrs. C. Bart c. d. Bart T.
Lynsky W H. GOOdlad, A. Peste Forbes, Mrs " Thomas
and child L. Porter f. DOherty G. Weekes A Juyet Mrs
J. H. WILKINS Miss wilkins and servant Miss Lee, Miss H.
Lee Madame e. Sheppard W. Brazier, 4. Jempeson Q: w
lea Miss H. Warren Anderson, Miss O'Leary Mathew
TuohY John Hays j. Hays d. Hays j. f. Fraser w. Mahe
Mr. and Ms f. Jones, J. Charley, Masters and Edwin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17
AN UNFAITHFUL HUSBANDS BRUTALITY.

Mrs. Laramie, of No. 213 Navy-st, Brooklyn,
coming home from work on Monday night and finding
her husband was with Mrs. Brophy, aneighbor down
stairs whose husband was absent NewJersey, went TO
this wOmans room with bers Rufns and as her knocks
we're not answered. they burst in the door She dis
covered her husband and Mrs. Brophy standing, nearly
nude ia the middle OF the floor Laramie rushed at his
wife with an open claspknife and his son, darug be-
tween them, received deep cut IN MS hand Laramie
was arrested by officer Of The Fourth Precinct who
chased him 10 tie bOuse-Op He stated that he wanted
TO Nil some member OF the family ana didn't care loT
the consequences The boy went 20 the Long Island
College Hospital Laram deserted his wife eight years
ago and went She married man named young,
by whom she had two children. After loungs death
laramie returned 70 bis WIFE and she and the have
since supported him. Justice Riley appointed the exam
l..niLn lnrG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17
sUNDAYscHoOL ASSEMBLY AT ROUND LAKE.

ROUND LAKE, n. Y, July 16.-The Palestine
Park sunday-school Assembly opened here to-day
with large attendance Joseph Holman president
OF the association delivered the welcome address, and
introduced the Rev j. H. Vincent d. D.. who replied
and ssumed the presidency of the assembly Speeches
were made by the Rev. Rufus Clark, ID. D., Of
Albany: the Rev. DIR. Wilkinson, Of the Rocb-
ester theological seminaryi the Rev. DR.. Townsend,
OF Boston, the Rev. A. Horden, OF Princeton Secretary
of the SUNDAY Society OF the Presbyterian Church,
Frank Beard, OF New-YOrk City and the Rev. DIR.
Green OF Canada In the afternoon the new hotel was
opened,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17
THE RAILWAY SAYINGS BANK.

William Silas Whitehead, of Newark, who
was appointed on June IA by Chancellor Runyon
20 investigate the charges against the mana
gers OF the Railway Savings Bank, submitted
his report yesterday. The report sets forth
the various charges brought against the mana
gers and the Commissioner finds IN instance error
Of Judgment on the part OF the bank managers, but
nothing TO indicate Irregular management The report
concludes By saying that the managers seem 10 have
acted foT the best interests OF the depOsitors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17
DEATH AMID sQUALoR AND VICE.

Caroline Schulz and her husband, a carpen-
ter have lived for years in unhealthy basement at
No lI2la Eldrdge-sL The husband is an Opum-eater,
having acquired the habit during the when suffer
np from surgical operation. Yesterday he took
his Of the drug and lay down on the bed be-
aide his sick wife. Awakening an hour later, he found
fle woman dead. She had suffered long from cOnsump
ton over the heart the body bore blue mark The
Coroner ordered the body brought the Mogne whence
N will be buried In the POttePs Field. We have no
money whispered the husband last night, trembling
Gtill from the effects Of the drug.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17

ment was not made No method OF destruction bas peen
agreed upon and dogs left in the carts an so
hToling sun. large bloodhound, belonging 10 mr.
day In his desperation. Clubbing, bebeading hanging
and drowning IN box the methods proposed, an on
which Mr. Clark declared equally brutal and demands
the Gaze system of this city Ruans and small boys IN
yaded the pound yesterday 90 torment the dogs, ana
policemen were necessary TO keep order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17
MEnICINES FOR nee ROOF.
now THE WORK OF THE TENEMENT HOUSE VISIT
ING PHYsIcIANs Is PARTIALLY NULLIFIED.

now THE WORK OF THE TENEMENT HOUSE VISIT
ING PHYSICIANS is PARTIALLY NULLIFIED.
Mothers of sick children In tenement houses
are usually glad receive visits from the physicians
sent by the Board Of Health, but they not always
able OF willing TO make of the prescriptions which
the physicians give. Many Of them have been accus-
toned to take their children TO the dspenoaries for
gratutous treatment Some SO poor that they can
not pay for medicines at the drug stores Others TO
the dspensaries 20 money The visiting physicians
often prescribe for sick children and find day or two
later that the children dying because no medicine
has given them When called TO account, the pa
rents say that they the dspensares TO get the
prescriptions prepared and told that no medicines
would gwen except by the orders OF dispensary doc
tor The visiting physicians believe that some arrange
ment ought be made with the dspensar1es 70 have
PRESCRIPTIONS prepared for such persons are u
able to buy medicine The Board OF Health has Induced
number OF druggists in the tenement districts TO pre-
prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17
LARGE SALES OF GOVERNMENT BONDS.

There was an unusual heavy movement in
United states bends yesterday, the sales at the First
National Bank alone amounting to nearly $4,OO0,OO0
The orders represented OH parts of the country The
greatest demand was A. 4lQ and per cent bonds. IL
was stated Yesterday that a number OF Government
bond sales are being made for European account and
that bonds amounting 10 IS 600 900 have been disposed
Offu this city during the past week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17

win anoear when called upon TO the charge OF
having mIsapprOpriated the funds OF the bank. Inc
following gave bail Yesterday: John Hamburg Fred
erek sigris Heury Wenke, John SehurInan ana hlchae
Hahn The trustees IL Is sand, win affirm that they
never knowingly received any portion OF the ahegeu
commissions overcharges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17
EIGHT NoUEsTs AT THE CoRoNER's OFFICE

Inquests were held at the COrOner's Office
yesterday in three Of suicide, three Of accidental
drowning one OF death by lightning and one Of death
from injuries. In the of Conrad BschofberGer
age fortysx bartender at No. 400 West Tbirtyninth
st. the Jury found that his death due to the cutting
OF his throat with razor on July H. In the cases OF
julius Burton age thrty-tWO, acrobat, Of No. 81
Essexst and of Michael Brennan age fortyone, of No
2I6 West Thirty the jury rendered verdict
Of suicide bY hanging July IL In the case OF Martin
A. II was found that he accidentally drowned, his
body having been found July 8, in the North River
AT the foot OF Tenthst Death by lightning the YER
dict in the case Of Edward White age twenyeght, OF
Fordham, tue brickayer who was Knocked from tho
der storm on July TO- Verdcts OF accidental drowning
were rendered in the Of Charles Mccarthy age
fwentV-One. OF Seyenty-hfth-st. and Third-ave and
of James II HanlOn, age tbrty-twO, OF No: 300 East
seventy-hfthst, who drowned of South Brothers
Island on Tuly s. In the case Of John Funk forty
nine who was injured at elevator HudsOn-st ID
July, the verdict was accidental death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17
RESIGNATION OF MR.. DODGE.

WASHINGTON, July 16. The resignation
OF Mr.. Dodge, the statistician OF the Depart
ment of Agriculture, is understood by those who
know his views 70 be intended as protest against what
he alleges be ncompetency and reekessness IN the
management OF the affairs OF that department. Mr.
Dodges connection with the Department OF Agriculture
dates from It's organization, 10 years ago to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17
ADJusTING BUsINEss DIFFICULTIES.


Miss Kate ClaxtOn, the actress, has applied
to Register Fitch for her discharge from bankruptcy
and the register has informed the creditors to appear on
August to show why her request should not be
granted.
Mrs. Anna Newell OF divorce case notorley bled De-
fore Register Ketehum her specifications OF objections
to the Discharge of her husband, Lorenzo ID. Newell,
and VIM. H. Smith, who were formerly partners In the
artificial flower business at No 524 broadway. The
register has referred the matter to Judge Choate for de-
cson She alleges that they did not keep proper books
Of account that they mutated that false and nc
ttous entries were made In them relative to her claims
for the purpose Of deraudng her. that they fraudu-
lenty concealed part their property, and that they
frauduently removed large quantity OF their stock in
trade 10 Providence r. H. under the gise and preence
Of sales
Composition proceedings are pending before Begster
Ketchum by Jewell Harrison g. Co.. produce merchants
at No 81 Waterst for settlement with their creditors.
They propose pay the firm creditors per cent cash
the secured firm creditors 10 receive such amount
as may be realized from their securities aud the udi-
yiduai creditors TO be paid Ia full Their statement
shows liabilities amounting 10 S4243l3, and real assets
$21.014.
Mortimer d. Conklin, dealer in butter at No. 161
Chanbers-yt has gone into voluntary bankruptcy be-
fore Register Little having liabilities amounting 20
g3 0O0 and nominal assets The principal creditors are
A. l.. Littel Sl3SiS; assignee OF j. " X: Nreeland,
81 496; Jane Van Home, $4,000, secured; Hutson
Brothers, S3.770.
meeting OF the creditors OF James b. Craig. presi-
dent Of the Kings County Democratic General Commit
tee was held yesterday az the Office OF Register Allen.
Schedules were presented showing liabilities OF $4,000,
and nine claims proved amounting 20 about "a
900. John IL Platt was appointed assignee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17
PRoMINENT ARRTYALs.

ErereH Hoase-Connt Litta, Italian Charge a
Aharss Washington st James Hotst-C9ne 4d
En j. Henkle of Maryland. rim AUenus hotetJ udge
Robert Of the New-York Court OF Appeals mayor
j. Beden, Of Syracuse f. Gordon Dexter OF Bos'9n anu
General stewart Van yLe U G'SE eSd
J. n III Patrick, OF Omaha and Thomas @ Durant
WindSor Hofel-A L. Hopkins, Receiver OF the Toledo
Peoria and Warsaw Railway Company. BTer0ort HoIhe
Hon Henry ROmiy, Of England and Captain FREDERICK
War OF Governor DueriD's stan. Clarendon
HotsI-W X Alderman President OF the Illinois Central
Railroad Company Union Sqare Hos-General y. ~:
nj Coils Of Philadelphia st Denis HotetExS
Roswell A. ParmenteT. OF Troy ST Slehosa; , H.
OF Hartford George Jerome, OF DetfOlb
ESc York HotsI-Wllam NJ. wadly, Of Savannah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17
A NEWARK BANKS LOST MONEY.

Theodore Macknet, president Of the State
National Bank Of Newark was not charged in the cir
cuar issued private distribution among bankers and
financial men by Isaac Castor, recently cashier Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17
r HowARD g. Co.

ARE THE PIoSKBR wATCHMAKRRs
OF this country their experience OF nearly thirty years
fuv warrant them asserting Howard Watch the
best In purchasing watch, be sure and exam
inc into their inertia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


SIM 443 sun sets..... 729 Clock fast ON. 59s.
Moon rises 9:lO Noon s0uths- 2l6 Moons days II
HIGH WATER fO-DAr-A. NJ
sandy Hook. 036 Gov. Island. 1922 Hell oate''' -
WATER TO-DAY-P. u.
sandy Hook 1858 0oy Island. 1887 al ell OaJe. OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WASHINGTON July 16NOtice Is given that ON and after
August TO- 1873 fixed red light will be shown from the
lighthouse recently Sand Point LAnse Bay Lake
Superior, Michigan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17
AN ANGRY TIPpERARY MAN.
MR.. MGovERY's CHALLENGE TO HIS EMPLOYER
THE UNPLEASANT RESULT.


THE UNPLEASANT RESULT.
Robert E.. Walsh, of the firm of Walsh
Brothers, stevedOres in west-st, sat in his ohce on
Monday evening calmly paying off the 1000 ongshore-
men whom he had employed during the week. FUND
was started for the benefit OF Of the workmen who
had broken his leg and Mr. Walsh contributed 90 cents
The employees we're each to give % cents This they all
did willingly they received their pay, except hlchae
McGovern of No. 500 West-st. Michael Ia from TIP
perary County, ireland, and too often INDUCES bis
fondness for strong drink Fun of liquor and flight"
he entered the Office and received 49, which were his
due He had expected more, and glanced disdanfuy at
his small stipend.
AN is IL no you'll be gyn me-" he cried, look
ing Aercely at the boOkkeeper who was assisting Mr.
Walsh AN yez are raisin' a subscription for Linn
ericK man. It's because he's a Limerick man, like
Walsh he gets the money. Av he was Tpperary man,
like mesef diy the clint he'd get Dye hear that now,
Walshl" And Mr. McGOvern threw his coat on the floor
before Mr. Walsh in order that the latter might more
easily tread the tails of IL II nc chose "Td on IT,
Walsh" entreated Mr.. McGoyern " an III make ye Ia
coat I" Mr.. Walsh ordered the man out OF his ONCE
eye want 70 fight do We % vociferated Michael as nc
squared himself for the fray But Mr.. Walsh took MN
ward the car track. McGOvern struck on his nose and
was horred at the blood which flowed. He called po-
lice and ''murther 20 Justify that policeman came
quickly up and arrested both Mr. Walsh ana hc6oyern
he employer the employee both spent the night
the Charles Street Station. This morning Justice smith,
at the Jefferson Market Police Court ordered fhe dls-
charge OF Mr. Walsh, and offered 20 take his complaint
against MeGOyern. who begged penenty 70 be lee on
freshman had got the worst Of it. Then AeGoVern
wanted " TO treat"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17

state National Bank with being implicated in the u,
Irregularities through which the bank lost large sum on
money Mr. CASTOR contradcts the ruinOTs which have
found their way into tho newspapers, so iar as DIT
acknet s concerned but he refuses 10 furnish the c
cuar for notification.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17

CTRICTURE, impotence, and Diseases OF the
- Generative Organs radically and speedily cured Hours
Sto3 and6Uo7. HEM Y ADAHIELS ~ D. la LexinEtonaV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT nuDNUrs NO
2Is BROADWAY.
eam 20, Noon. 737. Sd. m. 79' Midnight Co.,
Highest during the day. TO-. Lowest ST.
Average. 70s7. Same day 1877, ~!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17
SHIP NEHS.

PORT OF NETWORK .....................JuLr TO-
ARRIVED
str Wyoming tBr Gadd, Liverpool July O. Queenstown 7h
10 Williams & GuOn.
str Bohna OBJ McAlekan Liverpool July O. Queenstown
Sir state Of Indiana r Smith, Glasgow July via Larne
9th, Austin Baldwin e Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17

THE TEUToNIA's TRUSTEES UNDER BONDS.
An of the trustees of the Teutonia Savings
Rank excep, Mr. Otto have now given bonds that they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The best Soap for laundry and bath IN hot
weather is Pyes clean nar healthf o. h" All grocers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-17

You may escape all danger from attacks of
djahRa dysentery cholera m0rbus by little fOrethOught
IN providing yourself with Dr. Jaynes Csrminave Balsam
an remedy and entirely safe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09
GEORGETOWN,

DIED WITHOUT A PHYsICIAN-A fifteen
months old child Of Eliza johnson, colored.
nYlng On 9Th, between Market and Frederick
streets, died Yesterday, not having had any
medical attendance.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. II. Emmett Smith, of this
city, leaves for Frederick City, Md, to -night,
and While there will take unto himself a wife.
CATTLE MARKETED cattle on market: 32i
sold ut s. to $40 per cwt.; 200 sheep up; all
sold at 313 to cents per h.; 500 lambs sold at
~ to 81 cents per h.; Is cows, 20 sold at S25
to $i5 per head. Market dull.
GEAIN.--Arrived, boat Seneca, with $500
bushels wheat to Hartley K Bro.
MERCHANTS ENCHANGE.-Ofering today,
On Change ECO bushels wheat; soll at 81 10
1921 per DuShel.
A BREAK IN THE CANAL at Charles Mil, on
tWo-mile-level, about lU7 miles from here, oc-
Cured Monday. A dispatch came TO the canal
otfce to-day stating that this week would be
occupied III repairing it.