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The New York herald., 1879-08-01

SMUGGLING IN HOBOkEN.

1t having been brought to the Surveyors attention
that smuggling on an extensive scale has been car
ried on by the OF the Hamburg and Bremen
steamships landing In Hoboken three night inspec-
tors. named Brown, Burns aud de Revere. de-
tailed for special duty those docks Thus far
they have done some very good work. They are tho
who captured Charles Jessi driver OF Il. Blanck
Co. milk wagon while driving oil the DOCK with
forty packages OF snuff hid in of the cans slowed
therein by Carl II. Buchhcister the butcher OF
the steamer Frisia. For this Buchheister Is
charge OF defraudng the United States revenue. The
same officers yesterday visited the steamer Oder.
where they suspected the concealment OF contraband
liquor. They met burly fellow named schroeder,
u pantry steward OF the ship tho gangplank,
coming of the ship. Burns stepped up to him and
accused him OF having liquor in his possession.
Schroeder, without any warming, stepped back and
planted terrible blow on burns face, which not
only knocked him over, but blackened both of hs
eyes. Schroeder started off run before Burns
colleagues could prevent his escape, and to accel-
crate his flight threw of HIS shoes.
A warrant was sworn out against Schroeder before
United states Commissioner Muirehead and executed
by deputy marshal. Schroeder held in S2,5UJ
bail ana committed in default thereof charge of
smuggling. The same officers also arrested John
stanecker, saloon keeper, at No. "a River street.
HoDoken. and two sailors. named John Wacheu and
Hugo Reynolds, OF the steamer Main--Stanecker Cor
receiving Illicit brandy from the sailors, who were
caught with twelve bottles OF liquor their persons
aud were arrested for smuggling. Stanecker gave
$2.5OO bail, but the scanicn were locked up. being
unable to furnish any sursty.
The New York herald., 1879-08-01
THE PRICE OF COAL.

Notwithstanding the advance of nineteen cents
per ton obtained at the auction sale of coal on
Wednesday by the Delaware. Lackswanna and West
ern Railroad Company two OF the companies In this
city have followed in the tracks. The officers OF
the Pennsylvania Coal Company stated yesterday
that their prices for the first ten days OF
August would be the last month.
viz:-Lump, 50 Is; steamer. 50 25; CRATE,
81 25; egg, 81 80; stove. ~ So; No. l chestnut.
81 80; No. chestnut 81 15 small chestnut, 81 10.
These prices for coal delivered at Newburg, aud
nifty cents additional will be charged for coal deiv
cred ut New York. The Delaware and HUDSON Canal
have reduced their prices the different classes OF
LackAwanns coal. delivered at weehawken. from ten
to twenty five cents per ton as compared with their
last circular but at the time these prices
higher than those obtained at the Delaware, Lacka
wanna and Western sale on Wednesday. The follow
ing table will show the reduction for the month Of
The New York herald., 1879-08-01

sno-on July 81. at s0a West 57th ST.. NARY sno.
aged years and months.
Funeral from residence. on Saturday. at one
O'Clock. h.t
SMITH.-At Smithtown. l.. l.. ON Wednesday, July
80, DANIEL SMITH in the saith year Of his age
Relatives and friends invited to attend the fu-
neral, at the Presbyterian Church, Smithtown
branch. ON Friday. August 1. at three p. NJ.
SPII.LASE.-At $50 Greenwich ST.. New York MAU-
RICE sPILLASE. Aughaghoile Clonakilty. Ireland.
aged 40 years
Funeral Sunday.
STUART.-At Catskiu Mountains, July 80, NARY,
infant daughter OF Sinclair and Fannie Stuart
Ipterment in Greenwood.
THoMpsoN.-On Thursday. July 81. BLANCHE L..
wife OF Andrew L. Thompson and daughter of Will
lam y. Ladd Esq.
Funeral services from the Church of the Incarna-
tion. Madison av. and ssth St.. on Saturday morn
ing. August 2, at 10 o'clock. NJ
TRowBRIDaE.-After short illness. IRVING B., in
FAINT son OF Austin c.. and Julia L. Trowbridge
Funeral services at Tarrytown Saturday, half past
ten A. NJ. Take 9:03 train from New York.
WHrE-On Thursday, July 81, EDGAR BRINcK Err
HoFf. only son of William M. aud Mary Jane White.
aged months aud 23 days.
Funeral services at the residence of the parents,
4o4 sth av. ON Friday, ut half-past seven P. N.
The New York herald., 1879-08-01
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

There were reported in this city during the month
of July thrty-fo failures. in which the aggregate
liabilities amounted to s64O553 and the assets we're
valued at SIS. .CG5 This is q decrease In number of
four and In gross liabilities of sl353,S24 from the
record of the previous month. Compared with the
month of July, 1878. the month just ended presents
very hattering exhibit tor IN the same month last
year there sxty-nine failures with total la
bilities of So, 1850, 900.
William Baldwin, grocer, has made an assignment
to George W. Venable, with preference to II. X.
Thurber n Co., of S1,U45 40 Mr.. Baldwin has been
in business over twenty years.
An adjourned meeting of the creditors of Police
Com missioner DE Witt q. Wheeler held yoster-
day afternoon at the Office of Register Dwight to
consider tho offer for composition at ten cents on
the dollar. BY consent the objections Of opposing
creditors were Withdrawn aud the proposition for .
compromise was accepted. The unsecured liabili.
ties are little over $1l200U.
The New York herald., 1879-08-01
MISS oLIvERs ENTERPRISE.

THE OTHER SIDE OF THE sToRY-MR. NOS
TRAND AND HIS pEcUNIARY CLAIMS.
Mr.. George M. Granger. acting secretary OF the
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church. Brooklyn,
stated yesterday that the members or the church
which he represented had no i'll will toward Rev.
Miss Anna oliver. pastor Of the willoughby Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church. nor the least prejudice
against female preachers. The old church had
membership Of 800. and perhaps one-fourth had
gone with Miss Oliver. Mr.. Granger dchied that
any member OF the Wesley Church had been refused
q letter OF dismissal by the elder when it
had been applied for in proper manner.
1t was true, he said, that the old
society contemplated erecting chapel the old
money needed to build it with. they naturally felt
that they had perfect right to do At one of the
meetings Of the committee Of tho church the furni-
ture question came up for discussion. There were
present all the members Of the committee--Mr. Nos
trand Mr.. Wilson. Miss Oliver and Mr.. Edward
Jones, who. Mr.. Granger said is understood to be
Miss Oliver chic. financial supporter and counsellor
Mr. Nostrand presented the list Of all the articles
opposite each item. as appraised by, sew.
eral disinterested parties. The total of
made by some second hand dealer
which amounted to something like $780, AS the
property originally cost nearly 5000 Mr. Nostrand
dealers figures. It was afterward arranged that IL
should be rented for three months for $780, to which
Mr.. Nostrand agreed; but the latter, Mr.. Granger
stated, up to the present time had not received
dollar OF the rent. No such sum as 500 WAS ever
mentioned. In regard to the statement that 1t was
proposed to take away the library, class
banners mottoes. &C., Mr.. Granger SAID the library
was included in Mr.. Nostrand's mortgage The
other articles belonged to the Wesley society and
had never been transferred to the Willoughby Ave-
nue. Church. except in SO far as they have had the
use Of them through courtesy. Mr. Nostrand had
for years been the financial manstay or the church,
Mr.. Granger said, aud, natural consequence. the
church was heavily indebted to him. Last Septem-
Der 1t was thought right to him in measure
for his heavy advances and chattel mortgage was
executed in his favor. including everything which
was not covered by the bank q mortgage.
The New York herald., 1879-08-01

wife of the murderer Of Michael Bollender she hav
ing been committed to the Island for vagrancy.
writ of habeas corpus was yesterday granted py
Judge Potter in the case of Nellie Fallon charged
with keeping disorderly house. The VIII Is maoe
returnabe this morning
Judge Potter yesterday application OF Messrs. .r
Howe Hummel. granted an order directing the
discharge So 900 bail of Charles f. Brown charged
with killing his wife the 4th of last July atter
their return from picnic, the facts OF which nave
been published.
In the case of Hugh Gallagher and Patrick Meehan'
convicted in June last in the Court OF General ses-
sions before Judge Gildersleeve. OF msnsughter IN
the third degree for killing John Proscher at u
statls in Fitty-niuth street. and sentenced each to
State Prison for two years. application was recently
made TO Judge Potter, in Supreme Court, Chambers,
by Messrs. Howe Hummel. their counsel, Tor
stay OF proceedngs Judge Potter yesterday granted
the stay and motion will be speedily made Tor
their admission to bail. i~
Judge Potter yesterday granted wrts Of habess cor
pus on behalf or Annie u. Segrist. requiring the So
ciety for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Children to
produce her three children, William. Thomas ana
Lewis, who were arrested in Saratoga by one OF the
officers Of the society for performing rs acrobats
She alleges that the ocers gave their consent to the
children's performance. f'N
The New York herald., 1879-08-01
A SAD ACCIDENT.

Mrs. Mary Connolly, widow. who resided in East
Newark opposite the PennsylvanIa Railroad depot,
while conveying basket Of clothing. which she
had washed. to one Of the houses in the neighbor-
hood, on Wednesday night. was struch- by . Penn
sylvania Railroad train and thrown . considerable
distance. She was picked up unconscious and
ried to the Charity Hospital in Washington street.
Jersey City, where she died yesterday morning.
1t was subseq uently learned who she and where
she belonged. She was forty five years OF age and
the mother OF two small children. Coroner Ruempler
took charge OF the body and will hold an inquest.
The New York herald., 1879-08-01
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Discharges In bankruptcy we're granted yesterday
In the United States District Court by Judge Choste
10 A. y. Avery and ID. A. Webb.
An application to reduce the bail of Elijah
Mers who is held in a suit brought against him by
Alfred Harrison b. Smith, the dismond dealers.
was yesterday denied by Judge Potter.
writ OF habeas corpus was granted by Judge
Potter yesterday In the Of Y. Victoria Psrtil
The New York herald., 1879-08-01
REAL ESTATE.
At the Merchants' Exchange Salesroom July 81 the
parcels were sold:-

following parcels were sold:-
PHILLIPS 4
Never 8. Isaacs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sale OF the
three story brick dwelling. with lot l6Sx74l, No.
256 $50 ST., g., 1853 IT, OF I'd sv., to j. J.
LUDLOW
Oliver p. Buell. referee-Partiti0n sale OF the three
story frame house, with lease Of lot 25xl0o. No.
z 252 Sd av W. lola IT, g. Of l2Oth ST.. leased
May !. 1862 term 81 years, to Reformed Dutch
Church OF Harlem ........-..;.: 1850
Also, the three story frame houses, with lots
each 2ixlUO.1U. Nos Do and 22< East l23d ST..
$3.50 the e. other h - to James G Aver at ssaso. $500
BERNARD sMYrH
John Z. Ward, referee-foreclosurs sale Of two
lots. each 2Oxl0O, between roads leading from
South Yonkers to Mile square and Esst Chester.
known IS lots Nos. 81 anu 81 ON map Of 339 lots
st Woodiawn Heights. Westchester, to plaintiff. 800
OAKLEY \
De Lancey Nicoll, rstcree-forecosure sale Of the
two story brick building with lot n xSO, No. 100
Cherry st., g. T., 1922 IT, 9. OF Scammell ST., to
plaintiff. So2O
The New York herald., 1879-08-01
OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


The following is . statement showing the real es
tate transactions recorded in the Registers pfics
July 81. 1870
l0o5;s ". HoicomS referee to Clarence War so .o,
27sS st. :. iil 10 IL W Of 7ih ay ~ ioiixisy
William Beadel and others 70 Frederick Frsenkle 6so(
S.sS.y e. =, ss's q 4: T. @
regular; Union Dime Savings Institution to Lot . -,
ci if St. s - io ii, O. ci Concord ay, asi1ioia
esd ward; George }. Decker aud wife TO Clara
Jackson AZ. .; v: corner oi Sia u. 7Ss7s esq
warb; Clara Decker aud husband to George j.
D Psss Ssy and ~s s Es si 'ss Sc:
seth st. iop r. g q st6 az 2ox zoo o. Sarah ,e ~.
81. s., la5 4. o q "a ioc1 lo2 Jesse
Marshall f. 81 e 81 Ssepa ss John Nom
'p'S =. asrn e.. Z 70 Thomas @ NeDs1noii % S i ~ 1886
.%s: sl. and & louis. Il ii!: as.l
DsrDs Dssssas 10 ry Te Ss ana iase asss:
sssh s., % n. s., ao6 tt. v. Of s!h sv., aIniooS; A.
a'ir Wagner and md " to 81 H
's ssssph Dalfas ~ and wife 20 ssisssr lo
,Is% rssaisi M Dssi% @sierss 70 jsseS s.1sS s42
9Th NO. 45 a. H. Acksr referes) to Mo.es Bsu 1885,
2Sss .ssnee EssSs, @ & Nom
classS . al dfsfsf e EsSs
v.s M spef c'asS1 .sS WIG 70 hs
17th A.. T. r., 1855 fl. OF 4tl av.. UOxlUO.l1;
Thomas McXanus and vito Henry oberndorfer so
Dora s Dale and husband to zoIina NJ JsweII. $50
127th st. East NO l2). 2Uxg9 II James Floy and
wife to g. A. horgenroth. Jr 12O0'
MoRTGAGks.
Biau, Moses and wife, to l.. Friedman. No. IS 9Th
av; $40 oot
Bovine benjamin and wife, TO George Holiister
trustee. &c., of v2d ST.. W. Of I'D av q papersl
Casper Israel and wife, to william H. Bell, 8. s. Of
nsa s o, and d we %Hn'S. Of ID
ay 8 OF s5th st years ........... .......... TOO
Cudbirth Thomas. TO the Mutual Life Insurance
Company, No. W Charles st. year. 2 80
Ferguson, Frances c. and smother. to the New
York Lite Insurance aud Trust Company No. Us
Jenny, Ann NJ. and husband to William A. Cauld
we'll Of 10tth st.. o OF I'D av; months. 3,08
ton av Of 55ih st. q papersl instaimsnts'. 1880
Lawrence Caroline and husband. to j. II. Rhoadcs
ct al executors. Sc). No 2i Macdouga ST.; - 49,.
Loeb. Henry 10 Joseph LcGner Of iiI st., cf
Ist av.; years 100
Mcdonald, Alexander, to John w. Georgo, n. s. Of
4sth st., ". OF 9Th av q papers i,nstalncnts 1900
M.Dern,ott Thomas TO John y. Mern aud another.
nsof Iilth sI o Of I'd av. year ....,..... 400
McQuade. Anthony. TO j. q. Havemeyer and an
other trustees &c. n s. OF 18th ST., g. OF I'd av . 49,
Murray, Joseph, TO John H. Deane, g. s. OF sist st.,
O. OF ID sv months 3si
Townsend, solomon. to James Is. Nissan, =. s. of
5ist ST. w. OF 9Th av.; year ........,....... 500
Ann Way, n. $. Of West Attn St, ". Of Macdougai
Weaver, Lottie s.. 10 the Union Dime savings In.
sttution, W. of broadway n of 6sth 81 year 12Ou
MORr8A9Es.
Dnnsiger. Max, to Charles Harbeck. 5t
Halliock Thomas to - H. Martliug 3UU
Miller, Darius aud another. to Scott Leavitr 5Ou
ksss, Julie, TO Charles Bernstein .,......... soJ
The New York herald., 1879-08-01
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

GAUL-BARrLETr.-Juy s. J. H. GAuL. New York.
to LOUISE NJ BARTLETT. of Astoria.
GoopELL- MURRAy.-In the city of New York, on
Tuesday. July ~, 1879. by the Rev. John u. Cook
man. FREDERICK M. GooDELL. OF New York city. to
EMMIE f.. deughtar OF Malcolm Murray. Of Philadel-
phia Pa. No cards.
McELRoY-- -MoRaAN.-In Brooklyn. July 81, by the
Rev. q. IL. Chadwell assistant rector Trinity Church.
cards,
TAYLoR-REDFIELp.-On Wednesday. July 80. by
the Rev. DIR. Nc Kim. ut the residence of the brides
mother, WALTER A. TAYLOR to MILLIE X. daughter
Of the late Professor p. NJ. w. Redhed. all OF this
city.
The New York herald., 1879-08-01
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBERs-Heldb by Judge Dom
ohue-Nos 10. 80, 80. 81. 49, 9O. 1877, lsS 2o2. 2O6
2O7 DOB, 209, 2l0. 2ll.
SUPREME CoURr-GENERAL TERM.-Adjourned un-
til September l.
SUPREME CoURr-SPEcIAL TERM.-Adjourned sine
die.
SUPERIOR CoURT-SPECIAL TERM-Held by Judge
Speir-Court opens at twelve M.-No day calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-SPEcIAL TRRM-Held by Judge van
Hoesen Court opens ut eleven A. M.-No day calen-
The New York herald., 1879-08-01

Western Railroad Company. said that his company
had coal to sell during the month OF August aud
consequently would not issue any circular. He
pressed his surprise at the other companies reducing
their prices. he claimed the iron companies
doing very good business.
The New York herald., 1879-08-01
PETER BOWIE. AUoTIoNEER,
sells THIS DAY, at TX o'clock, at the

auction rooms corner Sth St and University place,
general assortment of Furniture Carpets &C. Parlor
Suits, Mirrors. Pympton and Payne Bedseads Lounges
Sofa Beds black walnut Dressing Rureaus WRshstands
Hall Stands black walnut Bedsteads hair and spring Mat
Brussels And ingram Carpets Kitchen Utensils,
&c also marshas sale of 46 pairs of Ladies' and Cen
tlemenis Shoes. NJ GOODMAN. Marshal
The New York herald., 1879-08-01
SALES AT AUCTION


ANITURE oil PAINTINGS. BRoNzEs, Ac,
At rHE PRIVATE REsIDkNcE
THIS 1FRipIil MORNING. Al 10 O'Clock
CABINET upsIGHT PIANO
and raw silks ebony Csbaets, Tables 20 match Pedes
t.is Easels Music stands Lace Curtains Pier Mirrors
1 G% a 5ne fss s,. ss
Bedstead asstands Chiffon niers spring and
hair Mattresses. Brussels Carpets DINING ROOM
Buffet Extension Table. Chairs, China Glass and Silver
Ware .DIsf ar. j. l. SMITH. AuctoHeer.
A ucTIoN SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. .re
"A FHIS DAY lFRIDAYl, AT no O'CLOCK, g
~ AT FIVE STORY MANSION. ,,, .,,,
no aEh sy EPnssoFoK SKH AND 9Th AVS
CHIcKERlNG UPRIGHT PIANO.
HPARL0R AND DRAWING ROOM SUITS, in crimson,
FSREs s s SoaS ST9
= BRIO. ABRAC, SEVRES, &C s..
SUITE IN satin raw sih rep swoss Pssa ssa
BEDSTEA Ds iDREssiNG CASES. FKENCH BUREAUS
inlad gilt Bedsteads, Bureaus washstands single
Bedseads 81 fine hair and spring Mattresses Pillows
DINING FURNITURE -kNtension Table. 2 Siieboards,
Chairs In leather Syerware Croekery Curtains Goods
-pEREMPToRY AuGTI9N SALE
lsi WEST i4TH ST, BETWEEN 9TH AND 7TH AVS,
THIS FRIDAY MORNING. COMMENCING
At 10 O'CLOCK, RAIN OR SHINE,
PARLoRs, CHAMBERS. DINING ROOM. &C..
RARE OIL PAINTINGS. BRoNZEs,
comprising elegant Drawing Room Suits in satin and raw
elk Eastake stye Centre Tables, Grand Square piano-
forte also Cabinet Upright, Cabinets, Bookcases Desks.
Easy Chairs. Oil Paintings by master artists Bronkes,
Clocks Curtains Mirrors handsome walnut Chamber Sets.
robes spring and fine hair Mattresses Brussels CARPETS
Extension Tables Buffet Dining Chairs, Hall Stands;
Glass China and Silver Ware Basement and Servants
Furniture ALBERT KRAEMER, Auctionser
Goods packed and shipped il required.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02

pop ,rvERpooI-By steamship Ertn-Johu IT, Iyddy
MayaaId H. u, Maynsr1 T. Sss S2Tae. ynrf w. b Sas
Professor a. 81 Eott Richard J. Iryin Arthur Palmer MI
InIIs HP B. MY lynn HnTy hl lynn NE HHas
asNlee Mrs Ksss nt MeNsf fSisI GnSs' nassP
MaTsHa MTR; sofe eGhsfes B;efnort Bdetmo,s ~iam
E Clements. pc g nsSSs smith, JaeSq4en smith smith
Tsngss s, As4rare nsh s%n MIS- i Campbell
Ms, dSr PS Esesr George M5. g BSr 1 IN G Lulu
Hall Mr. Jeanette whyte II J. Sargent T. A. Kelly MISS
wsI". sff'& &r. 1H, SSs
3 bsShsu IaS RsessT Ssy Ta'p%S E Tl%R
e Rev % Sa B;sos @ GhfESs R,sda MeN Tl
1%sSgh S%g GcGS G Ryea soc
TS SS.P a.S mr.; Mrs oSGa Naf,y GfhqG Mf
sarah Marcel. Darius Baldwin MR. cI B1ldTlR G9ynSa
" Dunhsm Mrs Dqnhan MA. pors arf n,ahns Miss flora
nnnaam Mss cstsIine Mrs D Reid Mr. Carter CaFte5
s SIn ien SgIrg Mrs. " wsiRer Miss Emily b. Walker Mas
I w1sr ss Saa E1aGs4 sdnrd sS ATs@s NT Mrs.
FOR BREMENg Steashp AectGrGcpLsT Giant TTbrn IT,
George Kraft VIM H. stuart A1gnst Merc1e A Tbroas B aS
Ie Mr. hrpop Tps ioas Bastiaa Mrs Hearic and child
Mis- Pauline l,ies cargde L. Nesmh H. wessen ehe1
s hSi a5a 3 .srrani tl%aa als Eo's EH@s
Roves Mr. AmSa spies three children and two servants
Ms aaqa9 M les & GnsTS sln III M es NJ Mc ef"rES e. es Gm%R
Miss ice Ives Gilman serena H. Gilman Mrs HerTis eT,is
Botn MaTina GhiysTr Sat"rRer0 ir'11s' y1r Kaner
: Kain Mrs Kann. Arnoli Nago Fernando sablo, q. A.
Z,g,K ana fwo children Master Albert Zwick Mrs Gertrude
Cnrend Miss IOuse Grerz. Mrs Cathartnc Nonsces and
two drcn Albert Busch Mrs Busch. Mics Anna Pllge
mrs Frcdnck Thurman and twoc children - KITnDerg I'd
ward Pfci'cr Meyer and child Mis- Jennie
Meyer JIM 4. Bul.winkeL Mira Bullwmkel 0lis
p * TIwarl Bcnneche Mrs. Johanna l.stenpadi,
Mrs II Lange and child Julius Wonmann, Francis sach
mann Mr.. Kahn and fiye children, john H. Betuenann
Uanrke Hencae August Crt-n. L. HeziS. Mrs augusta
H-nue and child. Mrs. Louise BIesenblch ana clld,
Roeenbaum l.. Feuerbach. MIS- T.. GOessng, hermann
Reu Mr.. Keutti J. +. Keutu. Mr. Maihilde Breiding
Leon Rechstiaier Adolph Krnse Brockneier Miss & Ber
tia kmecr. Mrs H. r. Xcigcr Miss Ieisle Mrs uie
T. Bachmann f.. CahOur-, = SeruhcrG X, Schnut
= ~ Hess " ; Marshall &. I Marshall, q. A. Wooley the
Roy. Ruben Jaeeke. Jaeoka. w. Laudsb <, w e.
Ktauss Mrs Uenriote POppe and child, IL Peter, MIS- T.
AbIccht Mrs. Magdalna femmng ana family miss Rosa
Gretncr g. ResbIIt f. Faudt, Mrs Elise NlcOr ana
rco children Mis-. Iisetc Erhari Lewis Honey GeDhad
D. Rpftl
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
uR TTInrN,s LOCAL sTRATEGY.

MR.. TILDSN'S LOCAL SIRAIEGi'
pIE MAxaR's SoNLsAUoSs IN TIE GRAMERcf
PARK INrEREsr-DETERMfSA11oN or THE RE-
PUBLICANs.
Efforts have been made by the Ant-Tammany
Aldermen to reunite with the Republicans, put
the latter are suspicious that the efforts are not
made in good faith. Since they learned that certain
of their Ant-Tammany allies were NEGOTIATING
TO give Tammauy Hall majority in the Board,
they have lost confidence in their former friends
Moreover the Anti-Tammauy members of the Board
are not harmonious, aud the Republicans say
they can have no guarantee that an agreement
made with them Will be carried out The action
of the Mayor in endeavOring to hlI as
MANY offices as possible with Tllden men
has tended to make Republicans suspicious OF the
Intentions of the Anti-Tammany leaders. RepuO-
Gcan Aldermen saw that they will not vote TO con-
firm any nomination made to help Mr. Illden, ana
the Tammany Aldermen are OF the same mInu' =,
1t was thought that after the rejection OF MT Dsiy
the next selection OF the Mayor might be free from
the suspicion of being in Mr.. 1ildenS interest AZ
Mr. Stark was not known to the Aldermen. they re-
ferred his nomination TO a committee. Aitcr some
Investigation the committee has cOncudcd that ~
Is another Tlden selection, and VIII make an ae- a
verse report. Mr.. Stark ~ reputable business
man. said an Alderman yesterday, -" hut we have
ascertained that he is a friend OF Mt. !llden auh
was approved by him for Dock COMMISSIONER he
Is president Of the New1ork and Lake Chnmplalh
Transportation Company, and controls good many
votes. He has political connections III ms nauNe
county Washington, that may he OF service 70 MI
Tilden. lie has been Tlden Democrat which ac-
counts for his nomination"
Mr.. Stark says the nomination came TO him nm
sought and against his wishes, and deIeS that MT
'Tilden had ANYTHING 10 do with II as Tar as ne
knows. The nomination of Mr.. McAvoy for super
intendcnt of Building Is said 10 be another one OF
the MayoI's movements on behalf OF llldcn. lie
will be rejected. as Will many of the MAYORS nomi-
nations for Marshals and other offices; unless they
are known t. be unpledged to Mr. IIden. lhcre re
will probably be no action on the nomlnatlons az
fo-morrow's meeting of the Board Of Aldermen.