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And Quito n Sensation in the
80, House Results Thore-
from.
The Russian Army in Turkey Retir-
ing with. All Possible Dis
patch.
English Experts Deny ths Recent Re-
ports Regarding Pscuros
Pneumonia.
Weekly Review Of tho British and Con-
tinental Grain Trade.
GREAT BRITAIN.
CARDINAL, NEWMAN,

Lornos, May 1a.-17te Rev. Dr.. John Henry
Newman, In replying tn The ConsEstor!al mes
scnger announcing his election to the Cnrdinnl-
asn, n,ndo long apccrt. Tic sntd he would
hereafter. rs he had In the paBt, resist With oil
Lis powers tic spirit of liberalism In religion.
the doctrine tliat there Ia 10 positive truth tn
religion; that onc crccd Is IA good as another,
mud this Is the ttnchtng which Is gaining sub
stance and force daily, is Inconsistent witt, tho
recognition Of aoy religion Is true.
AQUATIC.
NgwcAsTLE.oN-TrNE, May 13.-HAnlan ID not
expected here before tho cl1 Of thu week.
Elliott was out twice yesterday. In the morn
Ing be had slight trial with Feclcy, Of Harrow
In-Furncss. Elliott, at only thirty.two strokes
TO the minute, rowed steadily anay from FeccS.
FAILURES.
LONDON, May 13.-ilopkins, Gslkes Il Co.
Qimitcd), OF Mdllcshorough, with capital Of
tE4D5, Goo, md LLOYD d. Co., saulc place, both in
Nthe iron trade, hnvc failc1.
THE ROYAL rRgRoGArIyE.
LONDON, Mar 13.-1n tue lIol1so Of Commons
tto-ntght Mr. Dllwyn, Liberal, moved TINT IN tho
,oplnion Of the House it was necessary that the
tlmits Of prcroeatlyo should be more strictly
observed, 30 "a to prevent ,he Ministers, under
cover Of supposed personal interpretation OF tho
te6ovcrcign, from Withdrawing frotn the coEntz-
rsnce Of House matters which arc properly With
uu tic scope OF lts powers.
Dilwyn, IN his speech, pointed out as examples
--of auch matters tl.a annexation OF Trauavaal,
the dispatch Of Indian truops to hfalta, tho
\scnd!ng Of the 1eot IL tho Dardauellcs, etc.
| Gladstone called attention to tho fact Tint the
faouse Ind alrcsdg approved several acts Of the
Government which the motion proposed to ced-
tsurc. flo regarded the allegations of the mo-
, 1879-05-14

MEMPHIS, TENN. Atay 1a.-Thfs morning
stean,hoat inate named Dan Donnclty WIS shot,
II Il thought fatally, hy either Pat ,CaCfroY Or
bill PIanny. Al! three were cnghuctt in fight
In q low den at the tln,o Of tllu shooting.
, 1879-05-14

Lou1sv1t,s. Ky., Atay 1o.--A speclat dispatch
from tlarro'itburg, ky., tn the Couritr-5ourna'
says: tlcergc Saith tcolored) was to-la7 ecn.
trnccd to Thu punltcntiary ior Itc, for murder.
, 1879-05-14
HERRhlC.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May .3,-Tho !. u . y. ~,
Convention so-dny adopted tho report o. .'u. 'as
Committee o. Representation, which 1eeou '.aa
moulded TINT hercattor eacll l.lodge sha'' .t. seus
but QUO delegate to .llu Grand Lodge laee1l's
yhis reduces the number Of DELEGATES !.
slxty-scyen, tile present number Of ietsss
III the district. The Comn,t.eu al'o '''%r .%Ira
twenty rne1nbars to constitute q anu3l'n n
WIS adopted. PetlLions Ut Fel1ciana itJr oirs' u
Ea,na Roc na' ssKtn. sd lat tau aount, u,
tis lrand Eodsa 6o rsnistsl, was densa' ''siI pq'
they viii be allowed to pay - pr ee'I ~
Indebtedness tn cnsl, un1 two dcatl = srtiltl
each month untll The whole amount n'snM II 'nM
The aIpunt Df endowment fes'ats w ~. ~ osl,.r
to tis taaa instead oi il on t!s dxsta 1 .! it,! y
member. Tho session then adjauFhea a1'3
HU{1rfCW.
, 1879-05-14

LONDON, May ,1a-1ermany sold 100000
pounds worth Of silver yesterday at 50II{d.
nRAD.
GoTT,ndHN, May 13.-prot. Grlsebacb, the
distinguished botanlst, Is doail.
, 1879-05-14
.ATG1IANISTAN.

LONDON, May ia Lahore correspondent
reports TINT fresh difficulties have ariscu in the
pence negotiations at Gundamnk. Yakoob
Khan Is willing 10 grant what tho British de-
niand, but hs position in Af9hanistan is 80
critical that he IL himself obliged to dctnnntl
urgently moro than thoy can grant in return.
, 1879-05-14
ROME.

THR PorE AND CARDINAL NEWMAN.
ROME, Mny 12.-The Pope to-day presented
the berretta to tho qawly-anpontcd Cardinals.
lie said he felt that In appointing DR.: Newman
he rendered signal service 10 tho Church, to
tho 6acscd College, and to society.
, 1879-05-14

Sp3c1d3 1H8UltEea 70 asss 3f1S@f2
0ETAwA, H., May la.-llorse-thicvcs aro
aguin ssounl Lat night farmer nanltl E.
Fur, living three ,ntlss northeast OF th!s elty,
lost yaiuabls nurse, tor tha recovery Of unith
, 1879-05-14

nAlLHU FUR 1AFAN.
HoNa KoNo, May 13.-Qen. Grant and party
have sailed for Japan. All we'll.
, 1879-05-14

E1alN, ILL.,. May lo,-Tle man Henry Smith,
eharged With rape upon ltttu Lizzie K,oeke,
ml'o was arrested yesterday by Marshal Powers,
WAS sent to Gsneva Jail to-day BY '6quiFe llrw-
lit, In default Of Sl,oD bull. liz acknowledges
Ills guilt, uhd says lint llo WIS vary drunk Ut
the tlme OF ths commission Ut tbs revoltlug
CrlInr.
, 1879-05-14

dpee,at Difpafch IN n 4 Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May I'D. 8. Hountng
will assume tho General 6uperIntcndency Of the
Bloomington IL Western Railroad ia faW days,
, 1879-05-14

PAala, May 13.--A St. Petersburg dispatch
states that tho ku1lia question ia still unsettled
mud the Chinese arc concentrating on tho from
tier,
, 1879-05-14

TouanxEars1E. N. r., May t8.-Alcxantler
Barlow, Cushtcr Of the F!shkIl Bank. convicted
Of e,nbezxlcn,tnt, has beon sentenced to five
years In the rcnItentiary.
, 1879-05-14

THAT MoRrUkRY srECULATOR.
SAN Francisco. May l8.-l1le contdeuco
operator arsested for writing bogu4 ruports Of
tlss death OF friends 10 partIcs In thu East gives
bis na.ne ~ Il. Z. Redmond. lie acknowledges
hfa guilt, but has rtapcd no pecuuiasy hencl1t
tFnut bls enterprise. liz had sent out aomu 300
lttttro sIpen Anril l..
, 1879-05-14
SHARP BURGLARS.

LAKE GnakvA, Wis., May 18.-On Saturday
cven!ng burglars broka Into tho residence of
Lewis Curtis, atd succeeded In stealing The ksys
to his storn aud saie Without awakening HIN.
Thu rnscals u,cn unlocked the st0re md tafe
nnd got away tnnnry and groceries to tho
a1nuunt Ut oscr 4l10; .,
, 1879-05-14

AoAINsT CAPITAL PUN1snMENT
DHRNE, May 13,-1'hc Democratic societies IN
several towns, especially ia this onu, held great
demonstrations Sunday against the roestablish-
ment OF ca pital punishment.
, 1879-05-14


6r. Louis, 5fay ,1B.-From private adgfccs, 70.
colyed hero to-day, 1t Is learned Tint Jay Gould
md party Of capitalists leave New York on
Thursday, the 18th, for "trip through the VEST.
, 1879-05-14

oilscr places, but gut no plumber. The eittxens
are talking OF getting Siberian blo0thouillls
and appointing vigilance committee. 1t soea,s
as II It wefe about time.
, 1879-05-14

0EA1Nt
THE BAsQUH THovtNcEs.
MADRID, May 1B.-1t Is said the Government
coDtemplates re.cstahtishinn state OF Siege In
tic basque Provinces
anEIALHsM,
The Council Of Ministers ycstcrlay discussed
communications from tl1u Northern Powers re-
spcctlug measures for tho repression Of Social
ism.
THE E1.ECT!pNs.
MADRID. May 13.-Thc Communal elections
throughout 8pa!n largely favor tho Govern
Inent. MARITIME, the lcatler Of tho CentralIsts,
hns announced hls intention to support thu Coy
crusnent.
PROSPECTIVE MAnHfA0E.
It ia reported there is q possibility Of the mar
r1nge Of the Grown Prince Of Austria to Iufauta
Marin Del Pillar. King Alfonso's sister. Tho
Grown Prince waa born Aug. 81, 1853. Tho In
fanta June 4, 1861.
, 1879-05-14

For children at,tesed during 'es s,rup t.i' ~"
tax. M. W.ns'ows * esuts. a,o!d aa'''''a''.
CERTAIN Ftl0toy. ~ t*" r.
, 1879-05-14
CANADA. ,

Discussion ita Parliament Growing Ont or
Mcllgion-A 1lo,ninlon EsIlibltlp1l-nunr-
RnlIna-fIegnlatto Government nt,d
the Grnrl Trunk Rail,yny-1Fcllnnh Canal
-Tho Str1tfard tsxploston-~unna for Conat-
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THE MONTCLAlR ROBBERY.

EXAMINATION OF THE PRISONER, THOMPSON
MRS. FULLER SAYS HE Is NOT THE HIGH
wAYMAN--HE Is HELD ON HIS CONFESSION
OF ROBBERY
Elizabeth recently and is suspected of being the
person who robbed Mrs. Fuller the highway at
Montclair few weeks ago brought to the Court
House, in Newark. yesterday. for examination before
police magistrate. Thompson represented by
counsel. Mrs. Fuller present. also Justice Pills.
bury and Chief of Police Yates. of Elizabeth. Thomp-
son went the stand. and after being warned that
no need not answer any question unless he felt dis
posed stated that he is labcrcr years
OF age and had lived In Monciar off aud on for three
years. lie in Montclair the day of the robbery,
and was at q place 400 yards away from the scene
about the time the robbery occurred. He repudiated
the story he told in Ez beth to the effect that he
stole the money from man whom he met and went
a drinking bout with. He knew nothing about
the Fuller robbery.
Mr. J. J. II. Love testified to seeing three tramps
the place whore the robbery occurred-about
the time after Il occurred Aunt Polly
Davis. ana her grandson. Henry Davis, testified that
the prisoner and two others in her place mend
ing umbrella ON the evening of the robbery; her
house is the scene of the robbery. Mrs. Fuller
next testified to having being waylaid by man and
robbed, az already described IN the HERALD. Thomp-
told to rise nd put on his hat. He did so.
"Do you say he looks like the thief p asked Prose-
cutor Abeel, addressing Mrs. Fuller.
Il say he doesn't. said the lady. positively ''If
saw the thief" continued Mrs. Fuller. II could
recognize him. At Elizabeth said II the man had
wnskers he might resemble the thief but he is not
large poweri al enough"
Nevertheless the prisoner held for robbery
from the person, to which crime he had confessed.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Tho creditors Of Police Commissioner Wheeler
ised another meeting yesterday at the Office OF Reg
lister Dwight to act the offer to compromise at ten
cents the dollar cash. Counsel for the bankrupt
presented incomplete statement of assets and
debts. aud stated that he had received a despatch
from Mr.. Wheeler at schroon Lake. that it would be
impossible for him to be present at the meeting.
long discussion ensued between the representatives,
of the various interests to whether the creditors
should pardon the absence of Mr.. Wheeler. Mr..
Louis J. Stitch holding that his presence was not
necessary IA tho creditors could examine him at tho
second meeting. Several OF the creditors demanded
the examination of Mr.. Wheeler, and the Register.
deciding that the bankrupt must be present. adj
journed the meeting until the Commissioners could
attend.
Charles +. circuit restaurateur. made an assign
ment yesterday to Ashbci =. Fitch, giving prefer
enccs e. George Ehret S5.934 81, and to Edward Is.
circuit $4,000 Mr.. Orcutt has been in the restaurant
business many years. and failed about five years ago.
owing 100000.
Jerome Buck has been appointed receiver OF the
affairs of John d. Murphy on the application OF tho
New Haven Clock Company.
Mrs. Nj. q. Bassforu made an assignment yesterday
to Louis J. Elsen. She IL the wife of Edward ID.
Bassford, and has been carrying on the clothing
business at No. Fourth avenue. Her husband
started the business six ago at the of
Fourth avenue and Aston place. and May I
moved to the present location. The expenses of
moval loss OF trade and depreciation ascrbcd
the causes OF the failure. The liabilities about
failure does not affect the uscfurnisng business
in Cooper Institute. which il owned by the wife of
the late H. ID. Bassord, and OF which the husband Of
the assignor is the superintendent.
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HOME FOR BUSINESS WOMEN.

Miss Sarah Ii. Leggett's boarding house for bust
women. which was opened little over year
ago at No. 81 Clinton place has proved such sue
that its founder has been obliged to take larger
quarters She has leased the large house the OPP
posite side Of the street. No. 60 clinton place, and
has already commenced operations. The new house
has accommodations for thirty boarders. and is one
of those roomy, well built houses meets with in
the lower part of the city. There has been great
deal said about Miss Leggetts enterprise from time
to time. but few understand its real object. Miss
Leggett counts herself among the working women OF
New York, having some years ago gone into business
tor herself in this city. She then saw there was
great need OF "a cheap, yet respectable boarding
house for young women. she determined to supply
the need, and, unaded opened the establishment at
No. u Clinton place. which has been conducted with
complete success. though without pecuniary profit
to herself.
A HERALD reporter called on Miss Leggett ut her
new home yesterday, and was taken from garnet to
cellar. Everything about the house as clean
new pin. and the smell of fresh paint in the halls
told that the work OF renewing was still going on.
Miss Leggett called particular attention to the
plumbing arrangements which were made under
the supervision OF the Board of Health. The large
dining room is in the basement and is furnished
with number of small tables. The paror is just
off the wide front hall and is remarkably comfort
able and home-like place. The walls richly pa
pered and hung with attractive pictures. A grand
piano stands in one corner OF the room and large
bookcase across the other An ample centre table is
covered with books and the latest numbers of the
magazines. The bedrooms are equally inviting.
Some have TWO or three single peds ana others
only one. The furniture IS plain, but COM
Portable, and there are two bathrooms on each
floor. Some of the rooms have water in them and
others have il at the door. The rooms had very
cosey appearance, with their pictures, growing
plants and birds The terms asked at this place
So 80 and 81 per week. including meals and every
privilege of the house. Those who prefer room
to themselves are charged slight advance. Break
fast is served from seven to eight A. NJ. lunch from
twelve to one, dinner from six to seven. The food
is the best of its kind the market affords, plain ana
substantial. Meat and two three kinds of vegeta-
bes with dessert aud tea. is about the average for
dinner Seven servants and a housekeeper keep
are telegraph operators, clerks acemakers, art stu
dents and dressmakers. There printed rules
but of there have to be certain regulations
in family. The largest number Of boarders
young ladies who study at the Cooper Union. the
Art Students League and the Academy OF Design
whose parents want to have them in safe and COM
fnrtah hon
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RESPECT THE REVENUE.

Complaints have reached the Surveyor of the Port
from the officers of tho cutters of the con-
duet Of tho captains of many British steamers COM
ing into port when arriving Quarantine that they
refuse neglect to slow their vessels allow them
to get Oh board. When DIR. Mosher was one of Dr.
vandcrpoel's assistants ho compelled Cunard
steamer to lower the companion ladder for him 10
ascend. After this further decays we're expert
onced. In order to obtain proper facilities for the
customs officers surveyor Graham issued circular
letter 10 masters OF vessels and pilots in charge of
incoming steam hips. requiring them on the APP
proach OF revenue cutter promptly to slow" their
vessels to aspeed not exceeding Ave miles In this
letter General Graham quotes the laws of Congress
on the subject. defining the powers aud duties of
customs aud revenue officers In boarding vessels and
the penalties Tor obsructlng officers the perform
sncs oi their duties.
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A NEEDED EXPLANATION.

The Justice in Essex Market Court yesterday dis
posed OF few cases of ntoxcation and then called
up Thomas b. Nugent. OF No. II seventh street. who
in the custody Of Officer Lanseadel. of the
seventh precinct. Nugent had also been arrested
for drunkenness, but sober enough in court to
notice that the others in the box himself
had each been fined $40.
Guilty. Judge" he said. when arraigned, "apd
willing TO pay like the rest but I've settled with the
officer and hope you'll let me or for that reason
with one-han."
Settled said tho astonished magistrate, while
the officer looked decidedly uncomfortable.
Yes, sir. said the prisoner.
"Do you mean to say that this officer took any
money from your
mo, mol said that settled with him; made up
that on the best OF terms"
"ohl'' said the magistrate. while more satisfied
look came into Lanseadels face. well. We will let
Won of with az
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REFRESHING GOODNESS.

THE PARK COMMISSIONERS PREPARING FOR
SKATING IN THE MIDDLE OF SUMNER.
While all New York was sweltering under the
heat of sun that made the mercury in thermom-
eters dance between 100 and 1870 degrees the Park
Commissioners, in their magnificent meeting rooms
in Union square. were discussing the best way Of
providing skating facilities for next winter. After
weeks OF elaboration and discussion President Wen
man evolved the following communication. which
was sent to the Board OF Apportionment yesterday
afternoon:-
DKrARrnkNr OF PUBLIC PARKs, y
No 80 UNION SQUARE. ,{
To THE HONORABLE THE BOARD ESTIMATE AND ArroR
The Public Parks leave
built used tho Central Park
stored away for Thai by the lapse OF time and
ing down, this building became dilapidated that 1t
was Win great difficulty made s to place Of
the accommodations OF visitors to the Park this
to IL ne rssa sF
sets that it has no a. is for this
mate and % IN hope That an
which Visitors Park the purpose Stating
rssspsesiuiiy 's season JAMES as Il @KsS%%S0n very
~ President OF the Department of Public Parks.
Mayor Cooper shuddered when the letter was read
by the Secretary OF tho Board Comptroller Kelly's
austere countenanco bore smile. and he also
face gave evidence that cold chill going through
him.
family exclaimed Mr. Wheeler at last. and the Mayor
and the Comptroller hurriedly nodded assent
The Board then authorized the Comptroller to
make the following appropriations to various char
liable institutions. AZ required by law:-American
Female Guardian Society, SS77 Il; Institution of
Mercy 1885, Association for the Relief of Colored
Orphans, sl,Ia7 IA; ST. Stephens Home for Chill
dren. 81 $50 So st. Johns Guild Floating Hospital,
$500: Nest Side Relief Association and Seaside san
rim HAvx q mn cl,n
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OBsTRUCTING THE SIDEWALKS.

Before Judge Larremore. holding Special Term of
the Court of Common Pleas. application was made
yesterday behalf of Charles S. During. produce
and commission merchant. at the corner OF Duane
and Washington Streets for an Injunction restrain
ing Charles Hildebrand. also produce dealer from
using a portion of the sidewalk Duane street
which has tor years been occupied by Mr.. During
for the display oil his merchandise. 1t was claimed
for During that Mr.. Doscher. the landlord of the
premises. had gwen him permission to use the side
walk aud that he also had permission to the same
effect from the city. Judge Larremore remarked.
that landlord the city has a right to give TO
any person for his any portion of the sidewalks
streets. they being the common property of every
citizen He refused to grant the Injunction.
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FRESH AIR FOR CHILDREN.

The fourth excursion of the Of the Floating
Hospital of ST. Johns Guild which took place on
Thursday. was given by Mr.. william Il. Travers who
contributed $3.50 Tor the occasion. Mr.. T.. Munger
sent the tugboat A. G. sumner to tow the barge DIR.
William Thurman was in charge assisted by DIR.
Joliet. Nine hundred and ninety -four sick children
and mothers taken on board at the White Star
dock at the foot of Fifth street. East River The
cursion which takes place to-day is given by Mr..
Gardner X. Colby, VINO contributes $3.50 for the
purpose. The following additional contributions
have been received since last acknowledgements
Frederick DeBary $50; John III. Brewer, Sass Cal
houn, Robbins a. Co. $40; h. n Archibald, So; b. X.
of NJ, So. Total, S353. Further contributions
earnestly solicited by William H. Guion, treasurer,
No. 20 Broadway.
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HOW WE CELEBRATED THE FOURTH
To THE Eprron or rnx HrnAIp.-

To THE EDTTon OF rHK HERALp,--
II will surprise many Of your readers to learn that
the army 10 exception to tho people OF this great
land in its unpario,ic disregard of the anniv
Of our independence Al least such Ia the case in
the regiment 10 which belong. The Eighteenth
United statos infantry demonstrated its apprcc aton
of the day by quarrying stone tor the construction
OF the new fort THIS may be PATRIOTISM but IL IL
not the kind of patriotism relshed by the soldiers
OF the above regiment. holiday would be far more
agreeable. SOLDIER.
FoRr AsslSIBoiSE. NJ. T., July 6. 1879.
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ARREST OF A PADRONE.

Francisco Nuzzo. one-armed Italian. twenty five
years old. accused in the Tombs Court yesterday,
by Officer Chiardi OF the Society for the proven
ton OF Cruelty to Children of compelling cripple.
named saviro Falletti. thirteen years old, to beg.
Faletus parents, IL seems. spent some time in this
city as padrones. and after making considerable
sum of money returned TO Italy. ABOUT two months
ago they sent the little fellow back here In charge OF
Nuzzo. The young and crippled boy sailed from
Abruzzi and arrived in Philadelphia Oh Wednesday
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BEEINGE-hIANzASEDo- Thursday, July II, by
the Rev. Brady T. Backus. JOHN j. BEHINsE to MARIE
NJ, daughter of the late Jose Manzanedo. No cards.
Unconstitutional Glencoe. Ont. July ID. by
the Rev. John Wood, assisted by the Rev. ID. Il.
Fraser, GEORGE r. JARDISE OF New York, to JESSIE
s.. daughter of the late Rev. J. ~ Macleod.
LEoSARp-CLARKsoN.-A the residence of the
brides grandfather, Thursday, July H. by the Rev.
q. II Cory ID. D., JOHN LEONARD, of Boston, to MIN
ME l.. CLARKsos, OF this city. No cards.
PEcK-LUDwIc.-On July H. 1879. by the Rev.
Frank Rogers Morse. VIM Ct. PECK to Miss FRANCIS
L. LUDWIG all of Brooklyn.
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last. The officer them the dav before yesterday
IN the owery begging. Suzzo sent the boy into the
different along that thoro ughfare and awaited
his a little way of. Yesterday while riding
on ear Chardi them again begging ana had them
arrested. At first they claimed TO be relatives put
atterward said they were not. fallett WAS gwen
into the charge of the Society and Nuzzo was held
for trial.
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they going to get along unless her husband
able 10 obtain some employment 1t was won
derful to how healthy the children in the
midst Of all this suffering.