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Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
KIDNEY PANACEA

VIII give almost immediate relief, whom all
other means have Jailed. The most powerful
existing medicine tor the cSre Of female com
plants. Fifty years experience inoontesta-
bly, provo this remedy unriyaled Tor tho dis
orders incidental 10 the female saX. No fam.
lily should be without It, and 1t may be taken
by young and old, as It will restore health
when every other means prove unsuccsss
tul.
70 tho stomach we trasa dyspepsis, head.
sundise and yellow fever; TO the bowels, d.
srrOs., dySentery, constipation, plies and ns-
tula; to the Lungs, consumption, etc; TO the
blood, sorOilla, scurvy aAd all cHta Aeous
erupti0ns. BY Keeping these organs and
vital huid pure and healthy We may safely
defy the attacks Of doesase, and 70 medicine
yet prepared Tor this purpose can equal the
action ei
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
NEw LUMREm YARD.

JOHN WISE gives notioa 10 hts many old
friends and customers thai ne has resumed
the lamber business and has established Il
yard called tho
WILMINGTON AND BRANDY WINE
LUMBER YARD.
at twelfth tnd Market streets, wilmington,
Dol, where he will keep on hand q varied
srd large assortment OF Nhito and yellow
pine, spruce and heInlock lunber pickets
and plastcring lath. liberal snare OF pub.
Ec patrenaR is solicited. JOHN Wise,
lZtlmd-jlaw-w
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
LUMBER YARDS.
NyEW LUMBER YARD.

~ -"
take this opportunity Of informing NY
friends and tho general public that have
severed my connection with Lindley u. Kent
q Co., and will continue the lumber businesi
at the corner Of Front and Justison streets, In
this city. ! have purchased and will convert
the site known as the Black Horse Hotel
property, isto lumber yard, where hope by
q careful attention 10 business and the needi
Of the builders Of this city and vicinity, u
merit continuance Of the many favora
shown me in the past.
lll%lmd B. LUNDY KENT.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
N. MeIChi0r, Gunsmlth

"a KIM st., has for sale breeoh and muAI;'
loading guns OF all makes, revoIvers aud cSY
tisges Of Ali kinds. Full nickel platoi ~
yolvsrg Sl.2b. Implements fer breech loadiD.
IunD, glass bal!s and traps, and fishing tanE
q. Repairing done ut short ne tice. ~
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
HAYDCCKS
X L DN EY PANA CE A
HEAR WHAT 10 SAID.

at has made me q new man."
"Dr. Haydoos's Panacea has increased my
weight i1fteen pounds"
"My vile would not be without Il t0R any
money"
sour little boy is much bsttoy. l snoioss
one dollar tor another bottle"
II tind 1t easy to tako a. milk
I'VE have sold thirteen bottles this week
and shall want three dosen next order"
my morning agony b sono-thanks tc
your Panacea."
81 find 1t splendid appetizer"
Any invalid or sufferer afflicted with aTy
Kidney disorder who will write me ss tt
their complaint, will be treated humanely
and kindly. 1t is my most earnest desire tC
Investigate all forms OF Dialects and give re.
ief at all times. Ifyou are too poor to pur
chase, writo to me anyway, and your case
will have immediate attention.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
A Reduction
That is a Reduction,

NoWh the climax Of enc ear busiest Winter Our
have poured npsn extraordinary clothing We are
3d. and quickest
Wet whole have
sUhns would
reduced clothing prices on the
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
THE SUGAR COMBINATION.

SOME REFfNRRs REFUSE TO SIGN THE AGREEMENT
WHAT THEY THINK OF THE MEASURE.
Some of the largest sugar refiners In this city,
Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore q few weeks
ago proposed to enter into combination to keep up
the prices of refined sugars. Several rehners have
refused to sign the agreement, bu5 1t ls Thought
That when some notifications are made it will be
less Objectionable. and that then the combination
will be formed. But no modifcatIons are TO -ne
made until it is certain that the present efforts Will
not succeed The agreement provides for an execn-
tive committee with power to act on behalf Oh the
association Each refiuer vii, 20 required 10 InI
refinery TO be ascertained by dividing the greatest
amount of sugar melted in any four weeks by the
70 furnish true statement Of tie amount Of sugar
melted IN his refinery on each working day, ana 10
pay to the executive committee one,eehth OF cent
n pound on all SUGAR so melted. This assessment
will constitute fund to be app0itioned at the end
OF each week to the redners, each to receive pro
portion corresponding to the maximum OF the daily
The manner In which Il is proposed to keep mp the
prices of sugars, Is as follows: Whenever Stand
ard sugar issellinR at less than three-quarters
of a cent pound more than" cen trifngals" testing
95 per cent and the price OF the latter less than
lla cents higher than far refining Mnscogado.
with e capacity OF less than 100000 pounds
day to cease producing for q week, but no Teiiner
70 be stopped tTise until tile every other % Fener 10
imous vote of the committee will be required 70
stop any refinery having capacity OF 100000
qss 6e declare that public
sentiment would be arrayed against the reaners in
carrying out such scheme and already 1t has had
the effect of advancing the price Of sugars to con-
sumers 11a cents above that of last year. In 1879
" far to good refining sugars were quoted from
6l2 to 6Ss cents pound and this year the same are
in the four ports is given at 177,000 tons-being
from 80 900 to 10000 tons more than last year.
and nearly 100000 tons more on the north side OF
here There is also claimed to be large stock of
Louisiana sugars in Eew-0rleans with numerous
rara, Manila, Cenfugoes, Santiago and other
ports.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
rAr.ENpARs THTs DAY.

SUPREME westbrook cegrs 2psss g g
a. b. co. 20 eS &C. e. i9l los lS ds ISS
i2l llA 164. 16e. l78 l79 l1s leB iSs lsa 40
10 si2 2iS Si1 2i6, 2l6 2lE ais 2ie 2ai 2aa 2zA.
srEcAL Jcoas opens st 1919 ga r. Tia
4f4 SO 702 7OS goa 4ss e4l ev 6sS 6s 6os $50 eea
ill Tia 658 857 68t no SO. 62S Vs. e97, ia
sIpRRog COURT-SPECALT TRRsf-Freedman. JCouft cpsn5
Ar 10 a M Calendar called az IL a. -No day calenaar
OoNNoy PLKAs-SPkcIAL TkgM-Van Hoesen. J.--Court
Opsos p0ua4r n = TrnaVan BrSnt Jcort opens Ut II
No day CALENDAR - &c..
Jessup agt Mo;iarty OF al. No day calendar
lcowing SIae reopS aSbs9S ~
James FemDg Walter Clark Phillip y gonnsI y0,sssspn
Barry 6eorSe Wilson Robert Munroe. Timothy sanaham.
John Garvey James Hare Francis Golden burglary Zen
nis Devfne James Patterson Peter Johneon
Thomas Gallagher Thomas Reilly. Susie Ryan Tand ias'
oeny, William Blake, Jackson. William NJ Hayward,
larceny from the person Michael Kohofs false
Robinson. Maraaret Davis larceny from .ns
Brandt Charles Duffy Henry HAL assault and 6a1,sy
PART II-Smytb, R.-The People aee Hopert f!eml1g'
John O. Cara felOniogs assault and 9ssss an Annie %
Richard watsaD. John Broasy. burglary Thomas 1ae,l
Joseph Carlton grand larceny Thomas Mahoney Davia
Strand William Kelly, larceny from the uerson.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
PIGEON SHOOTING IN NGRJERsEE.

LoEe BRANCH, N. j., June 2e.--A meeting
of the Long Branch Gun Club was held to-day at the
new shooting park Harkaways at Deal Beach, The
club is composed Of some Of the best wing marksmen
from New-York. chiefly members OF tho New
York Gun CLUB. The conditions Of the shoot
ing to-day we're; Handicap rise, ground
traps, yards apart. so yards boundary, use
of both barrels, English Hurngham) rules. The
sport opened with tenbird contest between
DR. Zellner and Fl. W. Bck!ey, both mon
standing ct 80 yards. The result was q tie Of
nine birds for each man. Mr. Buckley finally won. A
seyenbird sweep resulted ss follows NJ. Dick, ~
yards, o birds killed; DR.. z6llner, 30 yards, 81 @.
styles, 25 yards, 81 H. W. Buckley. 30 yards,
4, H. Taylor, 20 yards, 81 W. Stone, "a yards, 2.
Another 7.oird sweep was won by II. W. Buckley, who
killed birds at 80 yards DR.. Zelner won two Third
sweeps killing In the last contest birds ut 30 yards.
In the fourth sweep BenIamin Jones won by nIling
birds III 81 yards In the last sweep W. Stone killed
Mrds straight at 2e yards The epor closed with 20blrd
match betw cen Colonel Armstrong ara DR.. zener for
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
BASE BALL NOTES.

The Baltimore Club defeated the Hop Bit
ters Club at Baltimore Friday by ascore Of TO 1.
The National Club Of Washington defeated the Albany
Club at Washington fdday,:by q score Of 10 to
The Chicago Club defeated the Worcester Club at Chi
cazo Saturday by q score Of a too.
The game OF base ball which was to have
been played at Cincinnati Saturday between the Troy
and Cincinnati clubs was called at the end OF the hrst
inning, on account OF rain.
An excellent game was played between the Providence
ana Buffalo clubs Saturday ct Buffalo, the Providence
ciub winning By score of TO g. The Buffalo club made
base hits and and the Providence club made
~ base hits and errors.
TIC Boston club osfeated the Cleveland club in tho
latter CITY Saturday by score Of too
rbe Bfookton Club defeated the Harvard Club at
Springfield, Mass. Saturday, BY score Of "a 20 q.
At Baltimore Saturday the Hop Bitters Club defeated
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
THE C0URTs.
! spEcisIoNs JuNR 2D.

- -. .r..N
supreme Court C6d,nbevs By Jqdes Wsstbrock; eth OK:
MeDermott agf Lancasser Country fa uones
ne,norauauun. aonneboru sat- rx.,f,,,
Iy Judge Iewrence -oppenheimer a&s son
deRs9 % nSas ws sSopohusIn the attsr OF DsLaucn
TO H. E Davis 10 take proof q acts 49,. -, sns yaoard
of Police etcSee memorandun. Thorno e8t teepss ~
rrndemsnt for plaintiff mefncfandurs
SUPERIOR Covrt--Special Is,m--by JunGe sps,.s.s sp.ss
let an order be entered notice QnsmDs ss1 ~
The motion trial THINK shouin Do -
fore deciped order be enterta on not.Ss
AZ TudRs Sedgwick.-C0mpon agt set,.<
Nv Iu0ee aaL Hartw1R Hetefence oeee
WI1Irop agr Pinckney, etc; Van eaun eg hnseh ~
frser L1s1ngston aEs
~ All. Kapka AT BoWmVn. OF disconnusn;e
ara sef BnTrows et ordered 49,
Mnler: Beiknep Post same agt sanej S,aassn
Kelly Muller Parker ss, Canass s S@n nna Bs
ment company Tonpklns Ennes sgs s1es as
Pittmsn Bswne agt Louterbacn stfocE asS
Marine Cosrt--C Chambers By Judge sinnotat:-ss
Collar agt McMahonOrder for exenonauon of
befnre siai vacated without costs Morgan FL
man ax Lnxow Schwezer aRt ~ tsn
tinuapco Miller agt. dlsnisneo Mss
So cosfs ecnuhaefer Fitzpartcs sEncu nlcn
Ter agt 70 vacate order Of arrest an'o
WIN Nv iaSse sherican agk Allison Notion dsnisd
without prejudice to application on the merits WIN si'
ena
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
ACCUSED OF TAKING A BRlBE
CHARGES xApE AGAINST srPERlSTESDFSr DUDLEY
MA porIcs COURT.

CHARGES MADE AGAINST SUPERINTENDENT DUDL1A
IN PoIIcR COURT.
william, Graul, an architect living at No. ~
6tanton-sts was summoned to appear Dei3re rohSo
Justice N. X. Wheeler. Mt Fordham. on "Wednesday
last to give evidence In the matter OF complnint
against Henry J. Dudley, Supefintendent OF bnila.
ings. When Mr.. Graul appeared he was shoTn an
affidavit making specific charges ags,nss @ a,oni & Mr
GfauI stated to the Justice that the affidavit was
truo In the main but that Instead OF paying $40 Tor
the favor granted by MIR. Dudley the amount was
only $25. At the request OF Justice Wheeler he
then made an affidavit, upon which warrant was
issued for the arrest of Superintendent Dudley.
Mr.. Granl gave the material points IN bis afhda-
few months ago was commissioned by John
Miller Of Morrisania, to draw the plans and specl-
tcations for putting up Sour buildings at One,h1n-
dred-and-forty- y-fourth-st, between Third and Willis
of May and 1 applied to superintendent Dud.
lev Tor building permit he replied
that il could not he granted until the inspector OF
the district had made an examination and reported
About week afterward again called upon Super
iDtendent Dudley and learned that the inspectors
report was adverse to granting the permit. because
the law did not allow frame buildings TO be con-
structed within the city fire limits; MT. Dudley
then informed me that it was doubtful II the permit
could be granted, and expressed regret tnat the
laws were so stringent MIR. Dudley responded that
he would see the Inspector and investigate the mat
ter personally. Then said TO Mr: Dudley 1 tnat ~
time and trouble. Immediately obtained the $zo
and handed it to Mr.. Dudley hlmself and at once
received the building permit. Mr.. Dudley MADE no
turther investigation OF the plans as lar as L
know
An INQUIRY for Mr.. Dudley last evening at his
house. No. Ga East undred-and-twenty-hith-
st.. elected the information that he was suddenly
seized with t OF sickness IN the morning ana naa
was out of town or not, and che time Oh Ms return
was apparently not known.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
AM AIpERMAN REFUSED as BoNDsMAN

Alderman Shiels. upon his return from the Cincin-
matt Convention, learned that one of his consttu-
ents. Peter Martin, of No. 231 MonrOe-st., during
bs absence had got into trouble and had been taken
before Justice Otterbonrg. at the Essex Market Po-
lice Court who, in default of $500 for his good be-
hayior. had committed him TO the Island for one
month. Yesterday morning the Alderman went @
the Court and offered to become bail for Martini
refuse to take you bail, Alderman" said the JUS
don't doubt that,D replied the Justice; "the
security Is good enough. but 1 refuse to take bail
The Alderman-He is an honest decent, hard
working man, but he has an unfortunate failing,
and should like TO do what could for him.
Justice Otterbourg-IfI had known he was so 70.
epeotable might only have fined him $40. The
officer found him drunk the street at o'clock in
the morning. .,
Finding the Justice inexorable the Alderman left
the Court.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
ANXIOUS ABOUT HIS FEES.

County Clerk Hart, Of Richmond County, since he
has been in office. has experienced much dthcnity
ing notice to be posted on the door Of his Office
All papers brought to this Office on and after Jnly
/, 1880, for record, must be accompanied by the
faction of mortgage other instrument will be re-
corded unless the fees paid in advance. This will
whom IL displeasea.V
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
A DIsPENsARY FOR WOMEN.

tn the large tenement-hOuse population on the
east side of Harlem tue Intense heat OF Summer
brngs An increase OF scknesses, and it also greatly
raises the death rate. Many Of the laborlng people
vino live closely crowded together in this district
MT no season Of the year able to avail themselves
OF the private services OF physicians, owing TO their
lack of means. They therefore compelled to de-
pend upon dspensares The only dispensary IN
This mart of the city. near One-hundred-anu-
tweuty-ninth-st. and MadisOn-ave. is very largely
attended. This IL for both sexes and Is under the
charge of a man. ,
Physicians practising 10 this Deighborhood say
that fhe most of their patients among the poor are
women aud children. The former, in many cases,
are reluctant to 30 TO the common dispensary anu
nrefer the care of physicians Of their own sex.
movement has therefore been set on foot TO found
dispensary for women and children, the house
officers of which shall be women physicians, while
the consulting physicians will be chosen from both
sexes This dispensary is intended to be as far as
possible self-supportnR, and small lee OF perhaps
10 cents will be charged for medicines when appi-
cants have sufficient means. IL this plan Is carried
out the dispeDsary will be situated near One-hun-
dred ffteenth.st and First-ave. .
in the oity at Eighth.st and Second ave-, has
nroSed of the greatest value, being attended by
fonr or five Thousand patients yearly. Persons v-
inc in Harlem speak warmly of the necessity for
woman's dlspensary, and the plan has the approval
of some OF the most prominent physicans IN the
CITY. Trustees have already been chosen ana the
PHYSICIANS interested are anxious 10 open tue ds-
pensary as soon as possible on account OF the ~.
crease In sickness during the hot months This Will
probably be done as soon as the necessary IundS arc
Y,rovided.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
By STEAMSHIP cl,LTfc.
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK......JUNE 81


str Celtic Br Geaden Liverpool June II and Queenstown
lS. tor C0rtis-
Egypt (Br Grogan, Liverpool June 10 end Queenstown
II, t0 + W Hurst
Str sounto (BP Bartolo Juno 8, with fruit ETC.
TO Phelps Bros & Co; vessel 70 Seayer Br0s
Str Rotterdam Dutch, Lucas, Rotterdam Juno H. 70
Funch Edye q Co.
Str Bassano (Brl Moet n 10 days. to saEderson Son.
sr City OF Warrington, TmmermaDn Havana ~ days. 70
= Alexandra Soma
Str Ahambra Br), MoEheny SeJohna, y. via HALIFAX,
10 Clark a seaman.
Ship Saint Margaret tof0lasgow Logic Calcutta lis days.
with mdse order: vessel TO Afkel, TUFTS q Co.
Bark Surpnse of 3oston) Ayeri Manila 1917 days. with
sugar and hemp to Barring Bros Coz vessel 70 Brown
q Co.
with sulphur 70 orderi vessel 70 Theo Michel
Rosa Madre Ita LeBohe, st Nakare 5O days. IN bal
ilsi 20 Scarpau a Co
with 10 Kunlarht a Co; vessel 70 II w Loud Co.
Brig Rising Gring Demerara ~ days. with sugar TO
LW n p Armstrong
FOREIGN PORTS
QuEESsrowa, June PLAT str City Of Montreal, nom
New.York for Liverpool.
HAYRH june 27-Arr sur France, from New.York.
MovLLE June 27-Arr str Ethiopia, from NeyYork for
Glasgow.
Tor Later Shtp NsOs n ana. s~ Efta PsgA r.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28

sos sds. each stnndne 81 thirty yar. y ~, ~ ~
avicsory for Ooionel = tse~Sg. yAp k''eo ~ ~
BAroFTErirr NJ g. June "a geral Bieecp ,aa.sl & e
took plSoe here to-day 5sn cfa sweep ,s - ~ As
hiyds az fwenty-osss Yards rise. n 4 tnes tssFs
bird sweep J. D. 1oncg Won oy k,inH nv ~ &
Messrs Coleman and Gfaha for eg0 fesniE ~ So,s u
Inaa winning the match and stakes W ninS y
" nv Graham. teyi,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
IooAL MIsC CELLANY.
|cu7rIN0 ms HEART IN TWO.

scf1TTrNa Hrs HEART In TWO.
II 8, 133s<P1t5v{xrp xssAUtT 81 rRoNr or nRooKLyr
& Moon sY0aE--Tax 1ssAiLAxr ARREsrED AND
= k rrovokod sesa.,ii. sosultins IN murde-. occur.
AZ hour Yesterday uaorning ~ co 1sont n y,
ss Z. bBsa as <; s;ds rs E bart by one q
s;s ssssss r 4 fssSsis nsys srss pss
+ ~ IS f5 aid not like tho business. Being out
s g1s ss scsss which e sfs ns Sso oWos
3os Mo!ts Eishtss ,. snd to na install as sse sas
6ss xdss ssa :. sp'as asss q lssss;
G: y,ss & H MEN, nass ssd sssss sSsss sa az
- g, Ge6iussfS VS. said and tho bookkeeper PEI
- sad uaD. so. ssssidSscS; q i Win several
{6 ~ of2S 3ltbred ouk Into the street IN trout.
e &c srdssss das stis ssu Dssao e 40 % q
- g me ins i g shs = sdswsik. New Examinstioa
kEf<i SS67 he ksd been sts bbed to the heart with
YI1Hfo were two 1ucist0ns. cno ~ bno tskne
efhef u tho left breast evidently maae ~
= {fS5 Rhifs, s Tbs apex Of the heart was cut on.
S61fSd 6lmost instantly. Schaldoack pur-
s3 IL nesailAnts short distance. and on turning
a - 3ognll bis euaployer dead. The body was car
Z ~ {1kinstion was conveyed TO the police Of the
HI FFseinct ID which the crime was commitsea,
III 1bo detection of tho criminals. by daylight
= 1olfoo had arrested Marley, age twenty-five OF
81 ~ NotSS 1ss NcstS Tbomas Foster
~ 68enty -On6s Of No. 141 North exth,st, ana
4 Han Hartley, aae twenty. Of No 40 North Fifth
e ri ~ 8chaidback Il The assailpnt who had used
{l1 kntf6, John Cunyon, who lives at NO: z0v
q 8ff& Eehthst. directly opposite the scene oi 1.-The tne
4 W1a sitt1na pp with sIck child, ana iookeu
- ~ doUr whsfe the doctor had Just iett MN. on
s. The noise. He also positively identiasa isso
q "a g tho one Of the crowd OF assaisnss VINO
s. {jorcnsr Nolan and Inspector waddy were in
~ - the occurrence and when Marley had been
16ed questioned him In regard TO his share IN
IS 2R1abs. At hrst he denied knowing anything
.. Al, 6s rot drunk. He finally asked how badly
~ nan was hurt and when told that the woun9
49, daneerous and thatlt would cause DEATH ne sald
~ I'D Do Knowledge of the matter. The prisoners
Vof9 III locked up to await the verdict OF tne
8 Tr- MAYER was well known as aLbusiness man:
III go Gss fifty years and he leaves a wife snd
|6uvePal children. He was prominently identhe9
5tb tue Church OF the Aununciation OF the blessed
XtrNin Mary tRoman Cathoc) Mt North Filth ana
esyonth-sts He was President OF the -iofk
1at.x u She day George. Hanley, age 20. OF No;
X16 North Fffth-Et., was arrested as beng 0ic OF
|3ko6S Implicated in the murder.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28

Under the new census Boston shows popu-
issioD OF about o5O0OO TIE amount OF beans required
Ia furnsh Boston with Sunday dinner plea top
cf the pther would probably punch hole Ia tine clouds
end knock out the eyes Of the man 10 the mOon.-
lPhiiadeiphia Chroniee.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
HOME NEWs.
.fRfjMiNENT ARRIVALS

Fink Aseave Hokst- Attorneys General hamssson s r
watd a. IIl,anv Iohn Hancock o. deAas
and John G. Bal Secretary OF s rnstea ststes ~
Man. York Hotst (ienefEi Je Brent OF e
Jales ote- yehn ~ tbses
H0fstPrneaa0f Jonn l. .totfls' ~ A'J
and professor J. A. Harrison, Of Lexington, Va
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28

lars each A portion Of this has already been sub
eeribed and it 10 hoped that at least one store may
be opened next mo1tif. A gentleman who isiDfer-
ested in the project expressed himself ycsterdsy 70
IA We srcc.ss small association of this
character was he Baid started last March, ana
elfeadv its CAPITAL has been doubled, and diydeno
az 4 per cent has been declared.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
PLANS FOR THE ANDRE CENTENNIAL.

Extensive arrangements are making throughout
Westchester County to celebrate on September 20
the centennial anniversary of the capture OF Major
Andre. MANY prominent men of Tarrytown, fonk-
ers and other places have become interested IN the
movement The official support Of the Board OF
Board of Supervisors has passed resolutions heartily
commencing the plan and requesting -" all pnDiic
bodies and all citizens of the county to participate
IN the paradcn The board also resolved 10 appear
in n BODY on the occasion. General Edward Coles.
of Iarrytown has given the use Of his grounds Tor
the celebration. public meeting was held az
Tarrytown few DAYS ago at which members OF the
Monument Association were present. The general
plans of the celebration we're explained and sub
scriDton list was started the list being headed by
a subscription of $500 from John Anderson.
The president Of the day will be ID. ogden Brad
lev who will be assisted by the trustees OF the
Monument Association. 1t is the intention of the
manaoers to invite General Hustled to act as Grand
Marshal and Samuel j. Tilden, G.. Hilton Scribner
and n p Otis with three repi piesentatIves OF each
town in the county, areto be asked to act as vice
nresidents A largo tent will be erected to inclnde
seats for several thousand persons Ex-GoyeInor
Hoffman will be asked TO preside at the tent. Inc
oration will probably be delivered by the Hon.
Chaufcey NJ Depew, and Nelson McCutchen Will
have charge of the music and singing. The order
of exercises has been determined upon as follows: :
salute will be 6red at sunrise from the hilltop IN
TarrytowL by q park of artillery. 1t is hoped that
the Secretary Of the Navy will place several war
vessels in the river opposite Tarrytown to respond
to the salute. At 10 a. m which was the hour OF
Andres capture, the cannons both on shore and
shipboard will be fred simultaneously AT the same
moment 800 voices at the Andre Monument VIII
sing halleluiab chorus. The procession will be
formed MT II a. m. and march to the monument,
where Mt .. m. the Grafton will be delivered.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-28
Death FROM A DRUNKEN MANS BITE.

Coroner Hyler, of Port Chester, was called OF
Saturday evening to hold an inquest at the railroad
depot at Rye on the body Of Francis Mayors, wh'
came TO bis death by being bitten by drunken
man whose name was not ascertained.