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New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
CLASSIFICATION OF SUGAR.

DISCUSSIONS CONCERNING THE NEW TREASURY
oRDFR-sUGAR IMPORTERS DIssAlIsriED
conference was held yesterday at the custom
House relative TO the recent order OF the Secretary
of the Treasury concerning the classification OF
imported sugars Collector Merritt, General Ap-
praiser butcher Deputy Collector Baloh, and other
Customs officers were present Lawrence Iurnure'
a prominent importer, was also present. discus
sion concerning the method of classifying sugars
took place. but no action taken. 1t Is claimed
that the new order will be more just TO the trade
than tie previous one Of July ID. when IL aoro-
gates Ii was admitted that the orders might p'o-
duce confusion In the collection OF duties sugars
which have been tested under the provisions oi INC
order of July 10 remain IN store andit is propaoo
that tie importers will ask for a reapprasement
under the existing order. No instructions IN re-
gard 10 this action had been received from the De-
partmeut at Washington. and no action VIII DC
taken until the receipt OF specihc Instructions -.
sugar importers are no less dissatisfied with the
new order of the Secretary of the Treasury In rea-
ion 10 the testing of sugars TO ohtaln duty Vaina-
ton, as published in ye-terdavs IhdsuNE, % %Inan
tLey were with the ore of July 10. The circular
changes not the valuation OF sugars, hut the mode
of testing il by polarization. by color. by smell anu
by handling In the opiniSn OF ,mPor'eIs, .ue.c
methods are open 10 as much fraud az any system
heretofore used Importers assert that tho ohN
proper and safe method OF collecting duties upon
sugars il to make Gutie5 uniform. lt Us claiineu
that as the valuation of sugare Is n be deter-
mined by a test which gives the alnonnt
of moisture in the sample, the chances tor
dcfrauding the Government by dishonest samplers
ond merchants is greater than before For instance
il a sampler desired to favor any particular ner-
chant. he could take the sample from that end or
s;do OF the barrel which had been On The nndersoe
during transit, and 10 which the moIs had set
tied This would show the sugar 30 he more moist
than IL actually was. II the merchant was not 10
he favored the sample eould be taken from the top
end and thus for ex actly the grade oil sugar
one merchant would be obliged to pay higher du-
ties than another, .t;
The importers also believe that IL IL not wltnh
the power o. the Secretary OF the Treasury nor lhe
conrs 70 saw what rate Of duty shall be esa0hsned,
IL is they say matter entirely within the province
of Congress. and cannot be delegated to any otilsr
ontIcriIv Tho new order ~ considered Illegal,
unfair. and liable to njure the sugar buSinrs~, as
no Importer, knows what tho duty on nls sussi al
nov i'm transit is TO be- The importers Will pay the
Iuties nuder the new schedule. under protest. ana
when Congress meets will endeayor to get the eA-
cess returned.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
COMING R4CING KvENTS or THE wEEK.

The two race horses Bramble and Fortuna
will meet again this week. Thursday the Brighton
Beach Fair Grounds In the for the Brighton Cup
The race is sweepstakes for all ages, OF 500 each
hall forfeit with ~ 900, OF which tho horse will
receive $500 while the third viii his stake; dis
lance oIl miles Besides the two the entries
include tie weiLknown horses Mintzer, Clara d. and
Franklin THO for to morrow are: ls miles for
purse Of $3.50 threc-quarers OF mile for purse of
5000 = miles for purse OF $3.50, with selling allow
anccs and two-mic handicap hurdle Tor purse
of $500.
The septemb meeting Of the Ccney Island Jockey
Club will open on saturday next with exceptionally
stroug programme. the rst event being the Breeze
Purse for twoy yeaT-old, thrcequarters OF mile. Then
f,lI,vs the Fog Handicap Sweepstakes of $50 each
half forfeit. 500 There arc sixteen eatries i
cludips GlenmOrs aud General Philips Ql2 pOundsl
Lady Middleton and Luullnier ilOS pound-l Mark f..
a California hOr.- 400 pOGEd>l, and Jcricho Bonnie
lOl pounds % pJuuds. III race viii In beat
~ Is miles Between tie Fog aud Breaker kandicaps
Is he Relief Purse u $500. srling race Of lia niles
The Breaker Handlrap sweepstakes Of 800 "a H.
half forfeit, with III 900 added distance 2ls miles Will
be the event "a ~ will nee; almost the best
field winning horses thai this country boasts II
Brdnblc again VIII meet spendtbrin, probably
pany with Danchei, GlennOrc, Loulanier Lottery Ga
California bOrse Bertha aud Ferda. The days sport
will eud with the Storm Handicap Stecplechase for "A
nurse o
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
NEWPORT GOSSIP.

NEwpoRr, r. l., Sept. 1.-Yestcrday was
o.vhth,l sabbath and there could he no possible I'M
movement In the weather. The churches nj ihe ino
in. serric. were nberaily patrcnzed. Bishop hun'ha
ION of uartror,l preached nc All saints Chapel ana
tho nu,nt at Zion Church occupied ny Ihe rev MI
Ringers OF Christ Church, Schenectady. n T. TIC Kew
William A. Burch preached ut Touro chapel ana 'ne
pev Harris Greene, of Cambridge, Mass. was at the
Centre Baptist Church. The services at the uni'arah
Chur,h were coadnc ed by tie Rev. Charles O. Ames OF
Boston
Mr. Albert G. Brcomc, IT.. and wife, W. L. Riggs and
l. Rigg- jr and viie have arrived at the Ocean ousc
The ovorw helnng defeat which the Bres suffered on
Saturday Oh the polo grounds unexpected although
the Reds had one more player than the Blues. v o.,
Grswold orc Of the best players. II not the baS' was
not on hs nj 10 Sir. nohnet, and this, III part ac
counted FOR tne latter's defeat. - ,o o,,
The yacht Revocation. Of tho New-f YORK fhchV Ciuo'
has refurRef ncrs froir the Vineyard
W VI. Farron. tAe rleaan. who Is now earning rept
trion in Europe resides In this city. and ne mas small
place bu-inc-s TbaDes-st. - - ,
The grand monument 10 be pat no IN troy, y. l., ln
honor Of tencrai Wool p4ssed through this city few
days ago from Belfast, Me- lhe smart i Sixty
ee long and tho base five cc six Inches by
Ave feet When raised II vii be eigAy ieet IN hcigh
while the shaft alone weighs 400 tons - -
Mr. George j. Parkmsn. OF Boston, and Mr.. ". H.
Greene, ~ SbW-Yors propose improving ther summer
residences AT This place Al once.
MIR Ieanu, OF New-YOrk, has furnished the plans Tor
the a To DC erected hers for Mr.. Walter IL Lewis, OF
New York. -. Co.. -,
Coyernor Head and STAFF Of the Granite State. Will
arriyn in Providence Wednesday and ON the follow
ing day in comp any with Governor Van Zandt and stan
nf This state will the STATE troops ~ OAKLAND
Beach, Rhode Islands Congressional Representative
and number VI prominent guests will be present Gov
ernor Head VIII remain until SATURDAY morning
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
SUMMER LEISURE
DREARINEss AT COMFY ISLAND.


1t was dismal and dreary at Coney lsiano
yester,lay Everything that could drip dripped- lne
rain was too ne to come down In direct oulpour u"
II filed the air with a drifting mist when pehe"''u
every where 1t gathered the eyebrows and trcSeu
down the noses OF the dsc,nsolaie guests on thn 'c
andas The trains returning from the Island carried
more than they brought The porches o. the
hctes were Trimmed for with the chairs ped Oh
tho ,ab,es ont OF the way Of the flood The conconrse
was and carriages carried All the
VINO passed That way. Walters were di-ehArHen ny sno
hundred those who remained hAh ,llecurs. lin,
only one trip was made by the regular iine
Of steamers running To the Iron Pier ~
which the Grand Republic touched on hsr Trip ifoi
ioekaway IN the Afternoon and she was the last anu
only boat from the pier after O'clock feduzhi pvrt-
noucd mis- balloon for Grirr Gnh more Tranquil
weather In the middle Of the afternoon gahcs oV.
fbe beach discovered twelve wet wanderers aurh2 y.
aong tae cuucourse To the Hotel Brghion AZ tns pn
cipa hotes no servants have yet Deen oIscp - r s o
the forces az one two OF the miuor places h"'o ~
reduced slightly. - ,,,-,,.. o.. roxton,a
the last train leaves West Brighton Tor Nortons
Point VI $50 y. IN. ,. =, ,ho ss. paach
AnrSmenade concert VIII Ue given ~ tne ,,sa pearn
Palace Tonight to conclude with dancing. Inc inur'
xIII he furnisned by Zsnlgs orchestra ram, I'D cv
neetIon with tins concert vii be Tah On " ,,o
sud sea Beach Railroad Up - A. w. lor tue hceo""'
dGtiOu OF participants. A., p,~.,or IN, ,o-day
vii Garry tie following weights Brahoe III pohIis,
Fortuna 1O7; Mlntzcr. us; and cara ~ "i' ri'"N'
liz 10 & O'Clock last evening there had been os on1
twenty arrivals 1t the Manhattan Bescn ro.,l anu tIy
at tle Hotel BRIGHTON. against I'D anu 80 i'sPe0""
on Tuysday.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
CIVIL NOTES.

Justice Barnard, in Supreme Court, Brook
yn yesterday granted decree Of absolute divorce In
the .uit Of Nancy L. Woodward against George KWood-
ward
An argument was heard before the chancel-
or Yesterday at Newark, upon application by the
Central Railroad Of NcwJersey for injunction against
the contraction OF railroad from the line OF the Penn
syvania Railroad at Point OF Rocks TO the oil docks OF
ths National Storage COMPANY at Communlpaw. Inc
argument was NOT concluded
A reversal OF judgment and new trial has
been granted by Justice Dykman OF the General Term
the supreme Court, in Kings County IN the SUIT or
pany damages arising from Injuries TO child BY be-
Ing ~ by an ice-wagon The case was Tried orik-
nay before Justice Pratt and $1,000 was awarded TO
the plaintiff
Suit for limited divorce has been brought
in the City Court OF BROOKLYN by Jane A. Madgan
against her husband Martin Msdgan. The parties live
AT tho Madisan House. No. Futon-sL, Brooklyn. Mrs
her barkeeper She alleges that no treats her cruelty
aud nhumanly dragging her pstars by the hair OF the
10 shoot her She weighs $50 pounds and her husband
100
A suit has been begun against Abraham
Qurby Of Chappaqua age seventy seven years and
puted to be worth $4,000 to S3OOOO to recover
IS 600 for an alleged slander upon the fair and
fame of Mrs. Knapp. also u resident of Chapyaqua
Mrs Amy scofeld a daughter II Mr. Quinby through
her attorney. David H. Hunt Tuesday presented n
petltion To County Judge y ID. Clifford the appoint
neut OF commission TO Inquire into the sanity Of her
father Tho Court appointed Clarence l.. westcott
commissioner.
Suit has been bought against the East
New-York. Cansrsie and Rockaway Beach Railroad
Company by Patrick Mccarthy. OF East SewYork. for
So 900 damages cansed by tho killing OF his little grl by
trsIn AS the company has no turntaole at East New
York trains backed down 20 position for
ing, aud while engine was slowly backing
that the little ar attepted To GROSS thc track at
s0rno distance from and fol-. The eugneer being
eyped wl:h the train he drawing, did not
child he might have stopped the engine before run
niny over her
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
NAVY ORDBRS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-Captain Joseph
Fybbe is ordered to command The reccivngship st.
Louis at League Island PENN or tho l5ia inst. Leu
tenant j. c. Wilson IL detached from tho Torpedo sta
ton and placed waiting orders Ensigns c. W. Deor-
ing and A. l. Case. from tho Asbueiot AsiTc station.
are ordered TO re,urn home and report arrival via
Europe Engineer n. r. Rogers - detached from the
ST. Marys, and placed waiting orders; AssssutSur-
COON C. W Dosnc is detached from the Naval Hospital
Caelsea Mas, and ordered to the Wabash Assistant
Surgeon W. H. Duboso Is detached from the Wabash.
and Oruered 10 the Naval Hospital at New York.
Assistan-Surgeon 5. IA. Dickson Is deachcd from Tho
Norfolk Naval Hospital tbs 6n inst and ordered TO
tbs New York Naval tall Chief nsiuecr Alexander
Henderson detached from special duty IT Chester aud
ordered to the Trenton at Gibraltar, and
as flee, engineer OF European station per
from Now-York the 30h last. Secretary Thompson
.pects to leave Washington Friday for Indiana
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
DECIslOSs-sEPI. 3.

Swprer,s Cour. -Chambers--By Judge Westbrook.
-AIterhury I'c and osaera cau,d-rn sst cunning
pr mo at. HRhton issltn schHts hsS" r.. AZ.
Rrockuer vsdo ADJ ogden Aofs ard another ast Muer
Others: Sul, "a
sands agL Ncwcsuse WosIhnlmer sst. FOis is~l lst
Clrne Hslsteai Trov n SLlith Bos Nsnufaotaring
Cey.pany National Insurance Company Blnia ;
New.York s2yiuss BaEk a<t Cunningham; Greene axt
Cisrk-Orters granted N0utsn sst Huntington. tncer.
h AFT Blunt DsDrov agt. Wiley GIaaed Nichols as'
Cooper, e;c.-Op!nion.
orandum-
Nar,ne CoArI-ChamoTs-B Justice Gocpp.-
White agt berg ng COMPANY Plei>s
Souily Chanbers sgt Ootinge PArsoDs ston. keu
nov agt. S:cnei Neville jacob, Smart agt May
schwartz agt. Yuug Moops granted Haiver AT Fixing
ton NosmAnceaa agt q kinsion-orers settled and Mol
FcLartsou at S.IOrOe.-MOiOn granted Judgment and
a.srfon vacated aside nled fioiski
All r. Stari.laus OF tho city Oi New YORK
Motion doao1. SspPcr G<i kpersteE fnlay AIT i,c~ey
FsIro arf WSliaus Sei4on agt. Cans OBnan Nst Nsrh
enLachrr I0vy AIT vis.insxy AcPhs Prsssoy Van
A. JaHobs; Wool ast Moody Csrimsrd ayt uughes
hoberts AIT Cotelyou. Ebert at PeiieOTders entered
audnl
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
rALENpARs rHTs Day.

sirnEaE CoUsr-CHAAREEs- westbrOok, Court oDeas
a, lG3D A. ~ Uarudar called 1t IL Nos. H. 81, 80
10 ~ 81 100 lO. I'D lyZ lS1. $50, Ia. l43. I5i
l55 100. 1877. III. ~, iIS. lII.
surRRoR CoUgr-SrEciAL iEHs-sedgwiex J.-So day
COMMON PiBls-sPRcrM TBDf-C r. DAILY C.J.-No day
Gal, ldar.
ElgINE Cocar- TRIAL rEay-PAar ii.-McAdan, J.
$751; 57 o. 50 TO- a. IL. 49, ~ T5. ~. II, 7s 49,
~. 81. 49, - . -
$40 3I79, 59 Go. 81 ~. o. %. 90. SO.
GgsBsAL sEssoSs-PAGT Towing. The People agt
JohY foiJniou- st aud battery John AcGrath
burglary; Henry Lsviuson grand arcsay Geoige W. hhs
forgery: Noyins w. BNd. feonIcrs assault and battery
lanes McGnlrc Charles DOut Arthur Dempsey. george
Tnonpson burglary Arthur Harris Mar, CoYlon. MeYer
Ja4obsL George H. Graham, Jeremiah OBren, Mary
D.ucge L. a.saIuS. grand larceny Ianc Brown
Nav Mc(ann Christopher Barry, larceny from the person
Johp GRADY receiving stolen goods Edward MoGdre petit
Larcolv; Michael DOnohue, burglary.
PAN iI-tlhrrseeve 1.-The People Jamos Cros.iY
e,Ious assault and battery Francisco A. L. saEsUri Jose
ncbelagua forgery Gnseppe PerillO, fCinniOus
and battery John smith, John McGee. James Burns
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
DEiTH IN VIOLENT FORMS.

Patrick Brady, age ffty-fvc years, of No.
$40 Fir.-ave fell out of s'hird-sory window Monday
night, and was instantly killed.
Ahce O'Brien. ago fortysght years of No. 307 East
Forty eighh-st fell from window the fourth story,
and was instantly killed also.
The body OF an unknown found last night by
the Central Park police h.ugus from the limb OF
i'm the Pars II Was take to tine Sorgue No means Of
tdentifcstiou save a plain silver nng were found.
Charies Bush thirty-thrce years OF age of No. 80
Columbia-si. died at Bellevue Hospital Monday from
INJURIES received by being run over BY wagon August
Is.
Lewis Smith. thirty-ve years old, OF Foreth-st and
Fi.Venth-aye fell from the tresic o. the elevated rail
road YESTERDAY AZ Thirty fourth-st and secondave aud
died of has iniures at Bellevue Hospital Monday night
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
THE FIRST FALL OPENING.
FINE DISPLAY oP IMPORTED COSTUMES Ar J. C.
LOHNSTON's

FINE DISPLAY OF IMPORTED COSTUMES AT J. c.
JoHNsTON's.
The Fall opening Mt j. a. c. JohnstOn's,
which took place Monday last, the first OF the
Fall openings. and Of especial interest on that ac
count and also account OF II being still very early
for New-York merchants display the styles that
to prevail the coming French artists generally
put of their foreign trade until they fully satisfied
the demand OF their own country. But the Messrs
Jolnstons porter and designer early in the feld
aud has brought some charming goods in the way of
costumes wraps entirely in design aud material
and which will fully satisfy tho most fastid
ious that tho coming styles Will be still hand
somer than those Of the past season. This
is not always the case, often = very pretty ard
becoming style OF costume Ia superseded by both
ugly uubecoming This year this VIII not happen,
the designs graceful and unique beyond desrrp-
liz is feared that OF the handsome materials
ported costumes cannot be obtained IN this
country of them bein the ohzngeabe silks show
ing two distinct colOrs different Lights. handsome
walking costume made NJ this material showing deeP
rod and baok and couDined with new silk material
In black. This Is one of the prettiest Walking costumes
exhibited.
% black satin and rich Di ocado In acorn de-
sign and there IN dcsgns with larger nEre
JET figures prevail in tho trimming II these COSTUMES
both in f1nges and passodenteres anc tho general e
elegant n tho exireme. Ali the leadlnE Psrsian
arusts represented
The variety OF wraps fef carriage OPERA dinner ball
roo promenade house Of the features of this
opening consists OF many desgns IN these
ents from the tiny white satin shoulder csre. heavily
~n broidered and edged with s~ansdOwn To the seal
SKIN mantle that rosches 10 the bottom Of ths dress
Among tue chdrens clothing arc Scotch costumes Tor
both girls and boys and nothng need be said IN their
pralse they really Scotch IN shape and
ces ne slightest detail Altogether t9ls opening
WAS OF especial interest to Now Workers as well ~
the outoown people Of which the city full at the
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOMICIDE.

The Fall term of the Essex County Courts
opened Newark Tuesday. In the Court OF oyer aud
Termincr the Grand Jury whose names were published
ia yesterdays TRIBUNE with the exception
OF James G.. Beach, OF Bloomfield. who Is in Europe.
Judge Depue his charge 20 the Grand Jury referred
to the case ~ John Armstrong who came to his death
from effects of pistol shot wound received at the
hands Of Joseph A. Blair mis- employer at Montcair who
is now q. large on bail. the C0roner's jury having
found him guilty OF nanslaughter verdict ot a
Corones Jury" said Judge Deple "s Of force only
far a concerns the power OF the magistrate In fhe mat
ter OF bail II OF force aud effect In the invesua-
zion before the Grand Jury. YOu 10 make All nde
pendent In nyesiisaoD. II il not enough that the
accused man believed his life to be la danger Lniess the
facts nd circumstances such that jury can say
that he had reasonable grounds for his beite IA
order tina. the provocaton have the effect OF re-
ducng the ofYece man-laughtcr, 10 must aurcar 10
have Deeu recent II There has been time for passion
90 subsda and for nterposc. the homicide viii
be murder"
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
CHARGED NTH THEFT BY HIS FAMILY

David III. Risbey, the young man from Har
lem age twenty-five who SIX months ago excited some
public by forcing young woman 70 marry him
under threat OF having her throat cut IN size
fused was arrested Tuesday night ON charge Of
larceny preferred by ms mother ana another member
OF The family. He Is accused OF having unlawfully APP
1ropriafed silver tea set, gold watch and chain,
siser spoons and clothing HE brother, Charles
A. Rsbey Of No. 2i0 East 0uc
made the complaint. aud the prisoner ~a eoi9ntieo
erty has al been pawned, with tue exception oi TIE
watch and chain, which the prisoner wore "heh ar
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-0rdnance- Sergeant
Thomas Carroll u 5. A., DUTY ut Fort Barran-
cas- Fla is ordered proceed 10 Mount Vernon BAR
racks Ala reGnstment after which he will return
TO MS proper station The resignation OF Cap
tain Charles h. Humphrey, Assistant Quarter
master of his commission First Lieutenant 9TH
Artillery, Is amended 10 take eject July D. instead Of
the l9tb.
Leave Of absence for six months. surgeons cert
cate with pernssoD - le-ve tho Department or the
Columbia, Is granted Captain George W. Eysns, 2Ist
Infantry
The resignation 0f Captain Char w. Williams. As
sisfant QuarJrrinaster, of his cOn.lssion Second
Lieutenant sth Infantry, has been accepted. TO take
eht CT Juiy IL.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
4 JEVELRY THIEF CArGHT

Monday afternoon young fellow entered
The jewelry store OF d. & ~ We'll No. 10 Maiden-laDe.
and asked 10 lee shown earrings The clerk placed
some before him and shortly after missed n few. He
seized the fe Ow who threw down pair and shaking
off the clork He'd. He was pursued however. aud
rested At tac Sew Street Station. when searched there
vcre found Oh nim sets Of gold earrings valued
AZ - sA n set, also "a gold necs-chsin which he had
evidently stolen elsewhere, and rs3 % in money. He
gave the namo 0f Francis Sinclair. and sHii he
clerk but Iefnsed % give his address He was locked
M lie Il known To the police sulml thief who has
sIent one terms In prison.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04

Morsc Cone uoa by half length. Morse second; time
min 3ts sec. Irviag A. Lyon and James 3 C. "ehs
started In tho milo siuxlocull race. tho course Doing
down FROM McComLs Dam Bridge to the Nsw.iork i,
Rcxiuy club HUns0. IyaH took the tsd at TIC st".,
kent IL through the enire race closely pr'ss9n DY
WJlls former Whining by half length uuis nn; &
l51 Tie glf iuils swim was aghlust tpe uue, a
ihrce men started, Theodore Guorrl Wm o. NJ Orse anu
Edgar ~ Cone. Ile latter won by about sik yaius,
Guerr, coming in second Morse seized wltp cramps
100 wards from the Asn and was taken INTO MS poa'
time II min. IL \ sec.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04

"GvEn AND "TAKE.n-0ld Salt: "Not
taking much tbis season, sur No. snrl Nobody's xiv
nc much this season. Cent? 'anis don't 10
know their way IN and cut .her pockets this
surI"--iFun.
They walked out of the theatre arm in arm.
She was danty u princess. aud preItier Than
opening flower. The long soft white feniher hung
gracefully hor shoulder and her iong. delicate sen
der hand he'd sumptuOus Ian. lie looked pretty
spooney himself. hut he felt good How did you like
the OPERA pet g. family inquired. aud the delicious
little angel looked into bis face and while the gus
beams lighted up the bit or cOurtplaster her chin
replied e. I,'a the bOssw
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
REcoRDkD REAL ESTATE TRASsFEgs
SYu YORK CRY.

Goofek-st Sos ~. 81, TO ard IA Assen and hus
band 10 Jsmo> Espneoy. =
5.hR.c, csr 26th-sL 2i.o'4IlOO James Cole
msH and VIE 10 J. ! yies ..--.-....
son ~ 80 - hast. iIDxiot.J 1oorSe Glaze and
vile 10 George Glaze ..-........... ...........
I2Sta-.t, a., pa a. = VI Istsvs, isTi0O.l the
S"w-Yors Life Insurance. Company u " Bag.
17th-.t -. 100 II of Stn-aye. 25rtOJ3: Mary Il
Nfsf 10 r IoEthAAi
s6tn.stss 2l9fe Of IsLsve, iOTiO0; John Balsr
anil Others 10 81 clear ...-.--...-...... .....
6Sfh T. ~, llS 10 " ~ MaGirOu-sye. lbxlOO.5.
NSvbr-y aud wife 10 Z Bacon .................. 2
63a--t. T. I'o Z u lOth-svs, l6.sxlO05 Michael
q TOicJ 20 IS q Taylor.
63d-si, 5, llos II Ofloth ave ,l5.sxI0O5; Mbhsei
~ Tony 70 b u 4svar
Bo~eiy 40 80 " u Harrington aad others. exec
North pnLar-st No u, and Sos 20 and 81 Chat.
hamst. z5.5x75.sx3I.i SIrs.3 l. Lockwood
ana wfe 10 John simpson. .....-..-.............
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
TWO MEN BLOWN TO ATOMS.

BRADFORD, Penn, Sept. 2.-Lewis Gray,
age twenty and Charles Jones. age wenyone. OF
this city were killed at o'clock this morning by the
explo-ion OF sixty pounds Of tToycerine with which
they were about Operae'on oil wei at Bells Camp
eight miles FROM Bradford The shattered
inr0 such small frasnens that not one or the many
nirc Of nesh found scattered around the
hillside could bs identified belonging 20 either OF
them team OF horses aud buggy were aso blown 10
nil hv Ihe teIIll. eXplOhlOi.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
A KOTEL THIEF CAUGHT.

A young man was found sneaking about
the corridors Of tho ST Nicholas HOte! ON Monday in
manner that excited suspicion Arrested by the special
officer on duty IN the building. he Gas found Ia poe
sess.u OF numir of skeleton koys ntiE the doors OF
thr guests Al the Central Once he gave the
name of Francis Thompson. Tho detectives Know him
as a SNEAK tnieL
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
LADIES GOODS At 0NEIL & co.'s.

II. O'Neil g. Co. are holding large sale
Of French woven cOrsets. The lot comprises mannac
turels stock formerly sold for 81 70 pair. but
seduced to As cents. although fully worth the former