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The New York herald., 1879-09-10
SUPPOSED INFANTICIDE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

OYSTER BAY, l.. l., Sept. 8, 1879
There Is a sensation i'll this place, occasioned by
the finding of an infants body last Friday in the
garden of family named Weed, who, about six
months ago. moved here from New Rochelle On
the Goth of last month Miss Amelia j. Weed the
daughter of Captain Ii. S. Weed, who commands a
craft plying between here and New York. gave BIRTH
IL is sad to o healthy male child. DIR. Peter Y Frye
attended hef in her illness. The matter was kept
very quiet tor some days. but II leaked out that
the young woman, who is q fashionable aressriaker
OF twentyeight or thirty years OF age, had become
a mother. This appears to have been strenuousy
denied by her brother, William Weed, a young
man of twenty-three or twenty-four, doubtless
for the purpose of keeping the news of
his SISTERS misfortune from the public. Still the
presence of the little stranger known to the
neighbors, who In a few days missed it. Curiosity
was aroused, attention called to the matter, and
excitement grew apace till the Coroner. Mr.. Valen-
tine Baylis, requested by the citizens to look
into It. In response he spoke to Captain Weed
upon the subject last Friday, and that same night
about nine O'Clock the child's body taken to
the barn in rear of the Coroner's residence il is
said. by william Weed and another man, whose
name has not trnnspired. The remains of the infant
were found in paper box in the garden of the house
occupied by the Weed family. In anticipation of
the body being found the Coroner had summoned
Jury, who viewed IL. Dr. q. w. Faer made the
post .nortem examination, and discovered no marks
OF violence the body. Its organization
had been healthy. About one clock the same night
the child inferred In Covoneck Cemetery. The
case came up for investigation before Coroner
yls to-day but after taking the necessary preli
mary steps the proceedings were adjourned over
I'LL tomorrow Wednesday, at ten O'Clock. Coun-
The New York herald., 1879-09-10
CLEARED.

Steamer Gaa (Br), Cook Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamer GieuHnlas (Br), Wilcox London-Hendcrson
Bros
Steamer Labrador FD. Sanglier. Havre-Lous de
steamer De Ruyter tBes), Falk. Antwerp-Funch Edye
Steamer volmer DAM Hensciman. Havre-Funch. Edge
Steamer City of Columbus, Nickerson. savannah-Geo
Steamer Santiago de Cuba Foote Chareston-J Quin-
Steamer wyanoke, Couch Norfolk. City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer William Woodward Young. Batimore-J s
Steamer c Biddle, Wallace, Phadclphia-wmP p Clyde
Steamer Neptune Berry, Boston-H Dimock
Ship Highland Light. Reynolds. Port Phillip Head-Rw
Ship Henry Sanford, Sleeper CalcAsieu Pass-Nesmith
Bark Framnaes tNorj Larsen Queenstown or Falmouth
for orders-Bcnhsm, Boyesen. Pickering Go.
Bark Albion ,No. Sesen, Cork or Falmouth for or
BARK Idea dtaD, Gallo. Cork for orders-Benham.
BARK Peru tswj. skodebrand, Dantzic-Fuuch, Edye 4
BARK Bristol CBr Manson Aitona-snow Burgess
Bark Reviewer tBr), Brown, Antwerp--Snow Burgess
Bark Mosnd Nor,. Emsnuelsen, Rotterdam-Funch
Mark r + Wilton, Nichols Havre-carver & Barnes.
Bark Hebe Nor). Johannesen, Roucn-Funch. Edge
BARK Napred CAus). Mattasich, ,Marseies-sIocovich
Bark Anatra dtaD. sieni, Gibraltar for ordersFuneh
Bark Nestor (Nor). scopinch Ancona-John G soager
Brig Keystone, Korff watertord-Janes w Elwell Co.
Brig Katie (Br), Murciison, Port Nata-W Crossnian
schr Harriet Brewster (No1. Fredcricksen Bordeaux
schr Ada G Shorthand, Pennington, Para-Burdett 4
schr Curtis Titon. Shepherd Ponce, PRE- Becerras
schr Win Ii Jones. Falkcnburg, Fernandina--Abiei Alb
schr A B Goodman, Hearn, Richmond, vs-Jsmes "A
schr Drvsdnaught Saunders New Haven-J q Roberts
.schr Goodwin Williams, Briugcport-stamford
sioop Mary Dallas Drake. Now havsn-Rackstt Bro
The New York herald., 1879-09-10
SPOKEN.

Ship Clara Nor! Eitxen frsm Bordcauxfor Baltimore,
Sept 3, off Nantucket.
Ship Senator Br from Liverpool for Bombay. July 2s
Ship Charles Bal Of 81 John. NB from Cardiff to Bonn
bay ~ days July ~, lat N Ion u w.
Ship Hersey, Of Searsport, Nc, from Moumein for
Bordeaux, Aug Is, lat 33 N, Ion 35 w.
Ship Ocean King, from New York for San Francisco
date, lat 81 N, Ion IS W.
Ship sunbeam of st john NB steering E. Aug 2l. lat
43 N. Ion As W.
ship showing HQKR, from Singapore for Boston, May
81 lat =, Ion 1U7 L, is days out.
Bark Sneklokke (Nor, from Baltimore for Rouen Aug
IL lat A. Ion ~.
Bark Kastad Nor, from Sligo for Baltimore, date
lat ~, Ion 40.
II. lat 80 N. Ion 81 W.
Bark Georgietts from Now York for Dunedin July "a,
lat IL N. Ion % w.
Bark Chioggia Gtal from Marsces for Philadelphia,
Aug s. lat 81 Ion 81.
Bark Goafell lBr). from New York for AMER Aug TO-
lat 30 N. Ion 80 W.
Bark Helen Sands. Bosford from Antwerp for Deaw
Bronx water. Sept 3, of Nantucket,
Bark Arbutus Br) Nicol from Barrow for Philadeph
Sept 3. off Nantucket
Bark Dannebrog (N0r, Kultx from New York for Dun
kirk Sept 5, lat 80 80. lon 81 20
Bark Giovannina Ita Garguo, from HonHeur for Bal
timore, Sept 8, of Five Fsthom Lightship.
Bark Goethe (Ger Diercks Brake for Philadelphia Sept
z. lat AZ 81. Ion 6l 25
Bark Chas Stewart, Powers Rouan for New York Sept
lat4 Inn
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 8, 1879.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALp
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Algeria d,r) Watson. Liverpool Ahp 30 and
Queenstown 3lst. with mdse 800 passengers to q
rrancklyn. Sept ., lat I6 80, Ion As passed Danish
bark showing NHRT, bound 7th lat ~ 40 Ion 40
German bark. bound dats lat AZ 35 Ion 60 2s
Wilson line steamer. bound Il.
steamer Eindoo tBr stevens. Hull rs days. with mdse
and to Sandoaon SON Had strong westerly
winds the Banks: thence light easery winds and
Aug 30 lat 40 40 Ion ~ AZ. spoke bark Emma q Seam
nell tBr). Anderson, from GALWAY for New York
steamer Woodburn tBr, Thompson, Cardiff IL days, In
ballast to J Seager.
steamer Rheola tbr Horor, Cardiff 10 days with mdsc
to Buley. Had strong westerly gales aud very heavy
high the entire passage Aug rs. lat 81 l3 5
encountered heavy SW gale with very heavy sea
lasting ~ hours In which carried away the nnmast aud
everything attached Sept lat 40 So Ion 45 30 passed
Anchor line steamer bound T..
steamer Weser Uer. Jaeger Bremen Aug 81 and tn
ampton Both. with mdsc aud J passengers Oerichs
Co Sept lat 40 ~. Ion 10 3 passed steamer Braun
schweg tGer from Bremen for New Orlcans 9th lat ~
10. Ion 10 ~ telegraph Faradny Br) bound
9Th lat 7B 40 Ion 81 40 Anchor line steamer bound
7th lat ~ 90 Ion 81 ~. bark Chapman of 81 John NIB
bound w Sth lat ~ 23 Ion 81 d. ship Alex Marshai
Gardner. from New YORK for London.
steamer Wieand Ger, Hebich. Hamburg Aug n, via
iiavre 3th with mdsc and 40 passengers TO kunbadt
Co. Sept z. lat ~ ~ Ion ~ Oj passed British bark
"a Red Cross line steamer bound n. As
Steamer y Caand Dutch. Decides, Rotterdam Aug ~
with ndse and ivO passengers to Func Edye Go. Had
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tissd by them to be sold at Melbourne.
NJ was spoken july in ia. lon Is With
eter run down. Was furnished with longitude
BARK HALcYoS, from Boston for Perth Amboy. before
reported as ashore Long Beach II, aos.ed at
on her way to New York.
BARK EUROPA tGer,, from Bremen at Baltimore Sept T.
% wis 's E @ psr re%
board bulwarks stancons and lower fore channel The
and the damage any sustained Sy the
Retriever is not ascertained.
Baltimore Sept reports that threemassed schooner
which to be an Amsrssn vessel Ss
British vessel bottom on the right hand side OF which
directly in the track out
England and are very dangerous to navigation.
ScHR JOHN WARREN McGarr arrived City Island Pm,
9th from Providence marine railway for repairs
scnE SKA NySra vent ashore at Ella Gsoups some time
wroeksj sailed from Honolulu March to take her
the tech s ~, .ss
March 81 sprang leak broke the rudasr an and SQUARED
discharged ballast and iesched she vessel could
E Nay ng %S %
The Sea Nymph needs some repairs to her bottom She
ScHR vERANpA (of Brsnord Pond from Providerce for
york while lying At snchUr in hs nHsr S.,SS,
struck by lightning splinteng four Zee. Of
~ & =. tho Of the ss rigging .na Ind
masthead still flying The vessel sustained no other
damage.
Capt Gall of schr Mand Seward at New York Sept
that he passed Sept in lat 81 81 n Ion "a
vessel OF about 500 register bottom apparently
long in that condition had gathered
herr topmast about or feet above water; float
to it. She coppcred, copper not old. only
piece broken The wreck was lying head to the
wind and current held in place. doubt by her
chors and chains She rigged seen by her
and had been capsixed. hole evidence Of
collision visible; her rudder still hsnging
identify her. About feet of tho hull is visible
water aud lies in IS feet Of water from Winter
Quarter Lghbost distant about 10 miles, and directly
in the track OF vessels sailing down the coast.
NORFOLK. Va Sept s-The vesta running tho
Upper Roanoke River, was snagged and sunk Thurs
day morning NoIheets landug Tho Baker Wrecking
Company have sent AN expedition to raise her..
York he found the wreck of his
Chess peake Bay, Cherrystone She dismasted
and lost the hurricane Of Ang 1s and supposed
all lost
SAN FRANCISCO, Seps 9-The ship De Costa which
arrived to-day from Rio Janeiro had board the cspxn
the chief mate portion OF of the ship Frank
+ Curling from Cardiff for San Franc sco, with coat
the Curling June rs heavy gales sprsng
up. during which the ship thrown her
beam ends, the lee bulwarks carried away
and the top tmbers and planking started, that she
made freely On the 9Th the ship being in
condition with IL feet of watcr in the hold and the
into the boats Zone seaman being lost In the
tempt, and the morning Of the 2sth boarded
the John De Costa barely in time to escape renewal
OF the gale The ship wnen abandoned 25O miles
SW Of Cape Horn portion OF the crew Of the Curling
OBrien of Thomaston Ne. She had 600 Of coal
board and was not insured
The New York herald., 1879-09-10
WHALEMEN.

RFor late from the Arctic whaling feet gen.
era news columns
Cleared at New Bedford Sept steam bark Mary Helen
Milard, for North Pacific Ocean.
Arrived at Provincctown Sept Z, schr Msry Curren
Dyer Charleston Ground with $50 bbs and $50 bbls VIII
oil
Sailed from Bermuda Aug TO- schr Ellen Rodman Ears.
20 cruise
letter. dated Faya Aug IA, that Reindeer
Baker NIB had arrived land Capt Baker and proceed
again under command Of the first officer with OIL last
reported Capt Baker had his collar
places but the doctors that with good quiet
he will be all right in so days.
letter from Panama reports bark Cape Horn Pigeon,
Baker Dartmouth of Punis Arenas Aug la with 800 bills
hpbk since last report
spoken-Schr Pedro varea, Ricketson, Aug lat 50 N
Ion ~ w. with 23O bbls. sp.
Bark Ocean. Lewis Aug - lat 10 N, Ion 21 W with 800
bbs oil board
The New York herald., 1879-09-10
SAILED.

Steamers Lamberts dBr), for Havrc; Wisconsin CBr),
Liverpool City OF Columbus Savannah WyanoKe Rich
mond &c ships Jacob Trunpy Nor) Hamburg: Savanna
Cier Antwerp Hamilton Fish. London Privateer (Br),
Philadc phia; Lyra (Br, Antwerp barks Goamin (Br,
ylsardingsn: Sarah ) R,dseway. sydney, Nsw: = y
Queenstown Falmouth; Ogr tNorj, Cork or 40 Now
York dtaD, Gloucester: kentsh Tar t5r, Amsterdam
(Nor), Queenstown brgs Las Palnas tSp Las Palmas
Judith lNor Oporto; keystone Waterford Kossak Per
numbuco and Bahia; Susie Sprout, brunswick, Ca
The New York herald., 1879-09-10
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA,, Sept S--Arrived sehrs Cassia Jameson,
kennebee; Maggie Chadwick, Boston heretofore re-
ported dsabled NJ Norfolk
Passed up -schrs Luela Murchiscn and Paul Keller
Passed down-Schrs Nina A Besd, ID VI Anthony, James
Flanagan, II Peary. spsddsn, and Alpine
The New York herald., 1879-09-10

ssllor Townsend appeared on behalf of the people
in the of the District Attorney, who s Just
now engaged before the courts. There is strong
feeling here caused by this domestic inisfor-
tune and people the alert for fresh develop
ments tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1879-09-10
FOREIGN PORTS.

AsPINwALL, Sept (not 6th)--Sailed, steamar Colon
Clspp, New York
AaKcIBo. Aug 24In port brigs Ceres for Boston In
days; Annie Green for Delaware Breakwater In day
BuKsos AYRrs, Aug 4-Arrivsd bark Samuel II Nicker.
son. Cole. New York .-t.J A.-
,.BxaIA, Aug a-Arrivsd, bark viking Nor. Rssmusssn
Richmond.
The New York herald., 1879-09-10
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, SO.

TNCHIS' STENMbOAISs NCs
L,OR CHARTER-THE sTEAMEK J. B. SCHUYLEE
for by the day. and fitted with all accom-.
inodatons night boat for threc months longer:
price low Apply to NJ H. HAZARD, Jr, W Harrison st..
or 81 broadway. j. W. HANCOCK
L,.oM THE SYRACUSE CONVENTION
IL SPECIAL DISPATCHES CONTAINING FULL
PROCEEDINGS IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM
TONIGHT.
L,OR SALE LOw-sPLENDID. LARGE EXCURSION
IL Barge In l'hiladelphia Address BARGK 1lorald
Branch, Philadelphia.
AANNING'S YACHT AND GENERAL SHIPPING
l Agency 53 Beaver st testabIished Is7Parties dc:
srvus OF purchasing chartering Yachts Vessels Of
description obtain full particulars Of all In the
market application orby sending for Mannnws
IschtnE Circular aud shipping 1nQuirer mailed tree
The New York herald., 1879-09-10
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEw York, Sept 9-Noon.
The Western Union time ball dropped to-day fourteen
onehundredths Of a second slow.
The New York herald., 1879-09-10

strong winds Sept g. lat 4s Al Ion IS 81 thence
shaped our and took them on board and set
the boats sdr they proved to be the
for Quebec who made the following statement sipce
when sa @ M & % With light mn
sboa, II felt sudden shsfs and nd upon looking
some ether sea monster rapidly making away from the
Larsen went down in the hold to anything could bs
done stop su. found that nothing could be done and
half hour sfterward the ship Wen, down 7.h lat a2 50
Charles Stewart. Powers, Ropen ior New York,
Steamer St Laurent (Fr, Joucla Havre Aug So with
mdse and 22a to De Besian First part Of
i,
~, Sr Now ss . name GsT E
s,csmsT Cast Ssst: p,. Msnchaes Havana Sept B. in bal
steamer Morgan City, Roeo New Orleans days, with
mass %s' s"d psssss.sss sss s to Clark Seaman "
steamer Regulator, posne; Wilmington. NC, days,
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, Richmond. City Point
and Norfolk with mdse and passengers TO the OLD Do
Steamer Richmond, Kelly. Norfolk, with mdse to tho
Ship Isabel Mott Iof Annapolis. Ns, Grafton Antwerp
Ss days. in ballast to master Anchored ut Sandy Hook
Ship iermod (B), steOle Antwerp 40 days. in ballast,
Ship Ragna CNor, Lund Antworp 45 days. in ballast to
Bark Sk.ysgrSm MoT, Olsen. Dundee D days, in bal
empty barrels TO q Tobias a Co.
Bark Doris Eckhof Hons Cadiz ~ wine to orders
Bis Louisa Price iHay,, Wilson. Mirasoano "a days,
with logwood to Murray. Jr
Schr Irvine Berry, Fernandina days. with lumber to
order vessel to Brett Son 4 Co.
schr WaPcla emmy, Port Royal, Sc, days with lum
Der to j L Lasber; vessel to Evans, Ball 4 Co.
schr Melvin Robins. Roberts, Warrington NC, days.
with shingles to order. Is bound to Keyp0rt.
Schr Chase, Ingraham, Virginia
Schr Harry Doremus, Cornell, Virginia.
Schr James Jones, Tilton Virginia.
Schr Nary Tibbits. Maxwell, Virginia.
Schr Cherubim, Lank, Virginia.
B5- Steamer Montana (Br), from Liverpool, which
rived 9Th PM brings 297 and
lat ~ 30 Ion 81 30 passed ship St. George (B Evans.
from Bristol for New York; day. lat A. lon ii.
brig rgged steamer with white funnel and black top.
bound F. same time, three masted steamer bound +;
sh $40 miles Of Sandy Hook anchor line steamer
houp
The New York herald., 1879-09-10
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.


mass %Sf and passenger, % i's to pi%oct .'' NV WIN
y steams, Amos gar.tog Kenny. Providence for Now
Steamer Tie. Ewing New London for Now York.
S for ws par s4o sApp''
sehr Area tBr,. George s. John, NIB, for New York.
i schr William Thepas Li..lejohn, Hollowen. Ne, for
sehr Charter Oak, Gemago, HOlloweli, Me. for New
schr Rogers; Oliver, Richmond, Me for New York.
sehr speedxe SPEED n @Siidn Reeksnd for New New Yori
& schr CANA Gam. r Brown. Boston for New York W.,
seSr Allegro. Kelly, Boston fer New York
shr Msserins Kelly Bcsso1 for NJ New S YORK
sshr RoSl:na BGs.sn ioF Ssx YORK
sshr heysrns Gsrson for New Ss York
sehr Waserman. KincEisy New Bedford for New York
ya,s
sehr ysrsnda, Pond. Preyidense Tor Nov Yosk.
schr G . Eweii. Long. Proyidenee for New York
oG
schr 8 Gilmore Sheppard New Haven for New York
sehr Mary G Arnold Let's, New Haven for New York.
@ sSses. a ss~ for Nc" York.
York.
roads 9Th inst did yesterday reported
She awaits orders there yet
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Neptune, Berry. Now York for Boston.
Steamer Santee Fish, New York for New Bedford
Brig John Tupper tBr, Mclaughlin, New York for
Bboa (and anchored in Flushing Bay
Brig Atho Gran (T Carlin New York for st Johns NF.
Brig Starlight, Allen, New York for New Haven.
Schr Ranger Br) Cellars New York TOR st John, NIB.
Schr Planter, Harding, New York tor Wareham.
Schr George Trigg Cannon New York for Danversport
schr Benjamin English, Chase, New York for New Bed
ford.
Schr Blackstone, Kelly, New York for Providence.
Schr Robert Myhnm Jones. New York for Providence.
Me-
Schr Wstchman, Williams. Hoboken for Castne
Schr g W Baldwin, Lewis, IIoboken for Boothbay.
Schr May Day Flanders, Hoboken for lsangor
Schr Mary II Miniin. Gott Hoboken f,r Warren.
Schr Tyler. Hart. Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Locke. Buncc, Hoboken for Providence.
Schr l Oakley. Newman. Hoboken for Pawtucket
SchrJ IL Crowley, Cotton. Weehawken for Newbury-
port.
Schr James Parker, Sr, Prentiss, Hoboken for East
Greenwich.
schr Red Rover, Alley. Rondout for Ellsworth Nc,
Schr Mary Shields, Lnscott. Anboy for Augusta Nc.
Schr Eagle, Stepp, Port johnson for Newport
Schr susan Nash Barber Philadelphia for Weserley.
Schr Ingrshsm. Kelly, Philadephia for Newport
Schr Frank Walker.
The New York herald., 1879-09-10
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
The New York herald., 1879-09-10

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERvA-
TIONS.
The New York herald., 1879-09-10

THE STATE ALLEGE A CONSPIRACY OF THE
aULLYs-MRs. CHISHOLM FAINTs IN COURT
TESTIMONY OF CLAY CHISHOLM AND SHERIFF
SINCLAIR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-08
THE TwENTY-THIRD AT NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, r. l., July 7.-Colonel Ward and
the officers OF the 23d Brooklyn Regiment visited Fort
Adams this afternoon, upon the invitation of General
Voedcs to review Light Battery OF the 1st United
states Artillery. They accompanied by about two
THIRDS Of the regiment.
Before the review there were three riffs matches be-
tween composed the OF officers OF the lst
United States Artillery, and the other Of officers of the
23d Regiment; also match between the enlisted men
at the fort and composed Of visitors. Each
fred five shots 100 yards. In the first two matches
the artillery officers scored 81 to 100 scored by Wis
itors The next match also won by the Brooklyn
regiment by OF 12O to 100. 2OO-yards match
was shot by the same teams, aud the Brooklyn boys
scored lO3 their opponents lO4 thus carrying on all
the honOrs.
A grand lunch was subsequently, given TO Colonel
Ward aud his officers by the officers Of the United states
steamer Portsmouth, which Will sail Tor Boston t0-mOr
row. and those OF the Torpedo station. IUa.ts were
offered. speeches mIdr, and tue affair pro-
nuuuced a success. The review ana dress parade at
Camp Robinson this evening were largely attended The
oil ers Of the regiment rendered a reception To the
Mayor Government, and CzenS IL general II the
Ocean House parlOrs Tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-08
NARKEp CHANGES OF TEMPERATCRE.

The pleasant temperature which followed
the intense heat Of last Friday when the tnermome
marked $50 az $3.50 p ~, and which has continued
this time has productive Of numerous colds. and
already has begun 10 cause complaints about the
weather On Saturday the average temperature In the
city was I4s lower than Friday on Sunday the ay-
eraRe was ~ lower Saturday Yesterday the
average was a httle higher, but the highest point
reached on top OF the Equitable Building 100 at
y.
the signal Service Office last night it was said that
there would be only small increase IN the
average Temperature to-day. The cold wave
which lowered the mercury on saturday was nfst Cd
served ia the Northwest where 10 has been folio we'd by
very severe stoTmn. great dcu OF rain has IaiieE
there and has been succeeded by clear ahd very warm
weather This fl Is said, will Imnensc damage 10
tn ~ neat crop IA Minnesota aud the West Ia keOkuk
Iowa Yesterday the thermometer marked 81 at D D. tn
ar M Paul MIMI s4o at Cincinnati. $50; 40 INDIAN
apolIl oOO This hot wave ID said ~ be moving east
ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-08

BELL-On July at Long Branch u disease o. he Ee7r
Emily OF George Bell and daughter u the 4tr NDtrt
Relatives and friends are respectfully ilvtsl - atrnl the
funeral on WeiHe-lv morning. az 10 o'clock from calvary
Clur.I. corner ? st-st. and 4tI-aNe.
CRUM-On sunday July .. az Pieasantylle, n Y Peter H.
Funeral his l1e residence rae3dAy az , NJ
relative, ant friends are invited 70 a,tcnd.
HOEBER-OD MONDAY. July Z az Far Rockaway Henry Ju
lius only IiiI Dr Emil HceUcr .-ed .u months
Funaa W8ne- lay morning az Oo.OcN, from pa West
3Jta+G
LEARy-Ou sturdAy, July her residence, 80 5taye.
tafhariur. widow 4 James L-arV, age 10 years.
Fend, %: The family invited attend funera
vices &C us g4Jrr FRANCIS AIyer, 4jst. tween
and az - CLOCK.
1. is request ai that no bowers be- cent.
ENT-In Brooklyn July g. sarah r., daughter OF the ats
Ab.dlom Lent.
her laJe residence 4JJ Safest. az Tuesday sth
PAEKER-At PouChkcCpsie, on sunday morning, Juy 4,
Louise d, wife OF George Parker.
Fuu-ra tues,tay, Juiy 8. at , o clock p m
THOM-ON-Ou saturday JAY ,, BY drowning. CfCrd LIN
cola only Of clifford and -arah D. Thomson Oh orange
81.
Fanera viii take place from Catholic Church az orange
valley Wrlur- tlY, az lJ:oO a. N.
Tt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-08
R4cLNG W MONMOUTH PARK.

The races of the third day of the first Sum-
nar meeting at Monmouth PARK, Long Branch VIII be
run to-day There viii be SIX contests. The following
pool, were sold last evening at the West End Hotel
xFr,r race-Purse $500 for maidcus one mile Janet
Murray uOs pounds. S1j BuwarL llO2 poundsJ' 80
L. l.. QO9 poundsl. Sl3 surprise tlo= pouhush -
Tanc wood uO2 poundsl. .25 tennessee, t07 poundsl'
SD, Wissanickon t97 pounds, Sll; Ayenger uO2
nouud.l no Jersey Derby for throe-year-oids, one
mile and half: spendthrift, 800; q. l. Loriard's
entries, $50 ON the handicap sveopstakes Lorhard
,,t,4es soId for 500 against 800 for the neld The
ana Inc ssatAer threatening The sales were closed al
. D. IL. Tor want oil b!df.