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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
Bark Bakrsn Ans Paveitiob, Cork 30 days ballast to

Bark Bskrsn (Aust Payeitiob, Cork 30 days In ballast ia
"ay DE Geunsro 40 days with mdss
rider weasel to Fmncb kdye Co ~
Veta ,Sor ThoTsen Havre 80 DAYS In ballast "a
gSrt f,cSse Markham tof Chatham, Graham, Hui Jnly
o. in ballast anchored In "raVsend Bay Tor
Brc Daniel Trowbdgc (of NewHaycn) Range st Pierre
Schr Theresa Keene, Perkins, san Juan del NOrfe az
davs. KnOeppe CO. vessel 10 II smith
schr Horton cof woaeet, Thaxier san Andreas 80
DAYS. with cOcOanuts 10 master.
WIND-Sun-e'-AJ -antY Hook. light, NJ. hay and
cloudy At Guy Island light "; clear.
C,SARsr
strs Arizona tBr. siddons. iAgeruoo and Queenstown
Williams ~ Gnlon Wooiburn tBr Hull. h0itr, Seages
q CO. Richmond. stevens West Point w. 90 Dominion
stock, Clark Hartford. Roberts; Frauconia, @angaD
Portland J. Ames
& CO. AlessanGra (AusD Dimt ROrr'am -locoyich & C6
Banks Sieed iSwed Kapze. Danizic Punch Gfye 4
Co. Aurgis tNor Ande sen Lynn OF Nas.sn for orders,
Funch Faye q CO, Haayand Nor. Uiner, Acwry, Funcb
Eng Geofqe chamberln Manzanl1a J de Rivera GO
Only son, Meader. Unc1syile, Dning. Warganta
Antonio span Hergs; 5s@ rtss- ds iaveI ,o Co
Irj Sayluer weymouth. =. Boyi IIiIcken; Maid
(BT) MacUmber, ~ Johns. y. F. I Neyus & Son.
FOREGGN ports
rdvPRroor Sept 6Saied 4th inst C;y Of Bristol Br
49, AT r CIR Gogno tBr from Montreal
OrEPN.FOWN. 9Th Al-una Rosfon
Liverpool arr 6th inst str Germln from New-YorS
sas .nst str Nevada, from Liverpool for Ssw.York
MISCELLATEDU-
CHARLESTON sept 6:The str Chae-ton e SIN on Tho
breakers rne efforts rescut her however. st
tnued with some none Of success. Five hundred of
cotton BROUGHT no to the CITY from nor f09ay
NNEYAID HAVEN. Sepf ne wlaiiug s,T Quick op OOf
Proylucctown) Coos arrived TO-DAY from If'srls Grl1nd
- months out with 2aO blrref on size r.por uasile
spoken whaling schrs L0uc Carso ProFincst1sl and VIII
IAN Marin Of Boston, Oh the Grounds each vita far
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
SUE1EING IN THE GRAND july.
OPENING TIE COURT OF GENERAL sEsSioNs-
NAMES OF THE GRAND JURORS.

OPENING tue COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
NAMES OF THE GRAND JURORS
The Cont OF General Sessions opened yes
terioy for the September term. Judge "hncrsleeVe
,r.sdcd IL Port J. and Part II Judge CowiDs occu-
it rho ncuch Assistant District Attorneys Bell aud
l,ou appcar.d for the people IN Parts ana H. re
.ocritycl The Grand Jury was sworn III before JuiSe
ln.is ccye and AR tha Irut, tailor OF 40 III '.c
dougil-. am 40 733 Broadway was appo1c1 ,n
1o ~ Tn. usual cpnstt ulouai charge we- m"dc I" tne
iurors .trr winch they retired Tue louV"lnI are tno
names of tnc Grand jury;
Ron, !, / .cutlcman Gcnham Hotel
Bg|ait NJ. s.. hats. No. 800 East Four'cenihst ana
Cnn9iDrna.n j. +. meat. Tent-ave. and lj1;h-st ana
n ~, y -. gentleman No 1iG West Fourtecuth-st
DeiaVnm {. :, aecut. NJ 1856 West 1wentysecond ST.
and No. 80 NaS-au>l. 1890. 1900, ~ o,o
DODbs l.. Duli'f, NJ liVfo NiIsoa ~ &C. "'' we -
West Iw,uty --cvrnth--t -. ?, -
F,rr,sier, H. NJ. president No. 66 West Forty
.nti,..t mad No. lJ- BrOaIw iy.
Friedman IL, tobacco No Ill West i'y-slXth-s'' ana
No IiO NdirI-st rr..,n.r
t.oics limit, :. A. chemist; NO l4- west i"'"''
', OIL H. snry yor No. 1862 West Fortydfth st
ana No. q Bow nG-grcen ~ 90 ,.
KoIpelIuigh H.. wee president. 6s Perry,s''
Lent A.. tailor. No. Ill MaciougIi-sL ana No 1913
Wacionongl James, president. Inwood and No. i41
M"eoma G c. merchant. No. 10 East Thirty seventh st
Master.ou T., ii b ~, No rs "ost FIty c'8h'n-'U
and n. ANYWAY at FIity -nIItI-St. -.
Mead H. v, real estate. No. 342 West Twen'y'ninth
ST. and 40. l22 Egn'h-ave. - o., W., r,,on,,,
Moreu, ". H.. gentleman, NO. 81 west twenty
Moiisy, ii. r., importer, No % East l2o;h st. an'
N s,jtn, A., merchant No 20 hvng-pace. and No
rucker,nan. W G., iron No. lOl East Thirty-eShth
| Al ana No 90 Broadway. $500 -,
undorhiI N H. gentleman. No. 443 East ll7thst.
Van Rensselaer,. X. brOker, No SO Wai'-st. . M
W,Ich +. A., merchant, M. 40 Banh-st, ana NO 9s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
THE PRESIDENT IN UTAH.

SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. G.-The PRESIDENTS
Marty rode about the city this morning returning 10
the hotel at 10 O'Clock, where an hour was given
TO public reception, which was tnrong'u
In the afternoon they went by special train 10 O<ueu
accompanied by the cltzens committee OF reSe't0n
mons The President and Mrs. Hayes VIZ
arlble with everybody, Winning al ,on noii, 49,
conrteoms IA possible. aud their contact WIN
the Presidents party has PERHAPS done 'u ,bn
rood The President and party we're - lnr
,,ur.ts of Governor Murray and the Gcntile-, anu
pressed themselves highly pleased WIN iher ontc
tainmout They were met at ogden by utlts"liou 81
C?nforuans with gorgeous car for the flc7l1eA' .
usc ana left ogden ABOUT O'Clock Tor the west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
rUi>KIyG TWAS CONSCIENCE MONEY.

The firm Of Selgman q Co., bankers, a
short time mgo received from Stafford Coz OF Arizona
draft for ~ 900 for joan &. King OF thi5 city Inc
only person 0i that name known To tue oanherS was
Jobn { KING Of Ncsey-st.. pckle dealer 1hcy sent
word 70 him Of the receipt OF the draft and few days
,,,uard II was drawn by him Subsequently another
John C. Kiug called upon the bankers to collect the
money! and showed that lac was entitled to H. onuer
sdyce OF counsel he began proceedings against 'he
nck. dea er and caused his arrest Ihe exclamation n
b. I,tter WAS tat wear ago more tuhn Tooooo
,n Halted States bonds were storn from pln p} nui
oaIs Wien tie ACKNOWLEDGEMENT was rec.i'eu - , o,'
n a Co regarding the $1,000 he SUPPOSED tha
~ a. - conscience money rctulucd oy one ui thc
,n,.v.s and So took H without further inquiries. \
st NJ the matter was made between the parties
10 tIe ,,it, and yesterday Justice MacumpeI' ia gu
irene Court Chanbers grahlto Wo'o" W '"0"'o WIG
nroer OF urre.t and the attachment
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p Q S + S G RIP T
300 q. mn.
THE ARKANSAS ELECTION.

THE STATE STILL sOLiD-THE ptM"Oh"'N
JoRITY ABOUT GO,000-THE AMENDMENT r"'D
ABLY DEFEATED.
LITTLE Rock Ark, Sept 6.-The indlcaeions "''
that at the election lor all State and county
and tho members of the Legislature to-day "'o
Democrats carried the State by the usual maJor'N'
The election here passed of quietly. Inc hep"o-
licaus claim the election of w. 81 Oliver as Sher'n
of Pulaski County but nothing definite can be as
certaIned before morning. ,io,
and peaccable. There were three ucke's
in the field In this tPnlaskn county
Democratic. Republican and Greenback. III VIII
take the official count to determine the result.
The main question was the proposed anennIn omen
to the Constitution repudIatlng certain bones
which was defeated in this county by over Zooo
majority. ,,.u, o.,,or counties
gave overwhelming maiorites against 1t,
Ii is the opinion of Colonel Smith. chairman on
the Democratic State Central Committee, Una. ils
amendment is defeated and the Democratic tlckeV
elected by 60 600 majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
Charged Win BEING IN DEFACLE

An answer and a cross bill were filed yes
te,dv in The United states Circuit Court In the suit
brought by Henry Morgan against the Kansas racine
Railway the Union Pacific Railway, and Benjamin W.
Isvts rnc suit WAS brought by Morgan who alleges
that the company is IN default gu cert dn coupons OF
stamped Income bouds The bonds were originally Is
sued to pay for tie construction of the Eastern DIVISION
OF tne UnOu Pacific Rain way. In their answer the uo
Sudt. Ilrgcd maj Tue bonds were illegally ISSUED 10
The contractors, intsnuch some OF Tue oinccrs Huu
al ectOrs OF the company were interested III tsc co
litigation he Kansas Federal nId Stdte Cyurs' anu
me frudants that the present sdt De uSnihscu
In the cr sut tne same facts up as III the an
swer .nd tho prayer Oi Di that Morgan De or
dnrru In bring The stamped Income bonds INTO court
Ih,t hev may be dealt WIN Court may direct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
MARINE INTELLIG ENOE.
MJSIATU ALMNNAC.

MINIATURE ALMNNAC.
,, $40 sun .t,s..-... SO; ;CIoct slow. 2n Dos
1:3! Moot RIB Moons a-ciays
~ wAltW rp-DNi y Il
a,,cv Uoog O. UOy. tslai.. p1A lts' iaIs --Ii'3
~ ii.ih wNIEK rObAt--t. "a
.odx U,n. p3i GOV lNani.. 1000 Hen Its 1853
NOTICES TO MARINERS
,,cv cv r,g LIGHTHOUSE INsrEcrOR. THIRD DISTRICT
''''" ~ TullPKlNsvIILr. y. y. sept g. 1880.
,,on NJ the BuOi List 0l IA Third District for 1880 ia
an , y issue supply having been received FROM tho
n" Il,ar b. haa by applying M thu o.
lcc. ~ - - 'rhthnnsr n-nr,I,t Iiirl ui.,rirt
OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE BoARDt
WASHINGTON. sept. q, 1897.
o,ce IA given by the Lighthouse Board thst and after
Ptner at The Chicago Pier Headlight stauOn. the
,er cni OF pter OF the Chicago Harbo Illinois,
90 .u struck by machinery ut intervals OF - seconds
SHIP NEUS.
PORT OF NETWORK .SEPr o.
:iNN
Str Anchorla tBr Hcdderwok, Glasgow Aug 30 and Mo
Vile -, to henderson Bros. an -
Ear Bsce RI Hudson Santos Aus IL aud RIO Jsnoir" 49,
10 Iama tr,rl Trates Dcmerara l0days In ballast TO
J = Tucker 3 Co. ,e,,. II, tra,,u,o, u,.,. On
days m "a last ~ + Nevus n son
at, n, F1rWanD Bremen 30 days. with mdse
"a orirr to Hermann hOOp * %
Srt IN Andrea (lti. MalEeud bordeaux 80 DAYS. With
,ndse to order; vessel 10 tuncn Enfe q 70
p.rs NOrdt Pillau - win OLD iron ana
- -, o,,er vessel % FUuch. EdNc 4 CO.
,re all Fciugs. st NaZaire 10 lays via Delaw
prcakwaIer in ballast to benham Plckenn2 q Co
"rk ,rteli tAus) TrpcOyIch, ~ vincent III days via
delaware breakwaler IN ballast to slocovich & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
ppIycING FORTH THE OBELISK.

A TEIBUNE reporter called at LAWYERS M'int
pa1roy Chttou Landing Yesterday ana tOuud that
an addilonal plat form had been erected upon piles,
Imam thIs a track has been Land and over iti' irdcN
inc obr.k Is 10 be drawn. An cnslhc mas pccIi
niocd Of The end of this PLATFORM and by means 81
Strong rope. attached 10 both the oDeI'Sk ana the
or oine the huge monoi;h Is being sl0" ~ Drawn
unou tle Dlat iurm Notwithstanding th' IacL ihai
thr ohelIsk is upon rol rrs, Slow progress Is made
The ruper end o! the huge stoAe now tXlem,a hpoI1
eIght Zee out side of the DesN"u. hHi N"'h INC
entire obrilsk ~ drawn upon the dti'fli IL "ii
then be lowered upon the scpW an" to"rh ~ llls
uty. Large crowds Of persons continue TO gather
mon the way and apparently never IRE OF W''cH-
ing the suaI-lke proceedings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF OFFICERS.

A disatTrciion growing oUJ o. a question OF
authority bet woeu IEl3Tat.OA Commissioners SIar
and Ilrlch has arisen, ana ciarEcs are 10 pN
p,escnted by Mr.. Starr against Mr.CIich at me
rrxt me ing of the Emigration boait
On saturday last Mr.. Starr dismissed all OF ibe Iall-
road suh-agcnts from the rotunGa ioi lniSc"nuuGl
although lie mad previously told MI CHlch' the
chairman of the Castle Garden ComnltteF' thai
while the sub-agents ought To tie dlstnlsSesl' ne
would not encroacn upon the pTero1atlVes OF me
chairman of the committee II Is SAID also thdt NJ!
Starr afterward took back Mr.. Utz, SuD-agent OF
thc New-York LAX" Erie and Western Railroad, VINO
hgd been selling tickets TO; the Central RIl!r"ad 81
Wrw-Jefscv when Is not allowed Il representative
in Castle Garden. c.,.,
When Mr. Uuch discovered what MT. Starr Ial
done me immediately revoked the action. Mr: Starr
came in after this and instructed Colonel I0hah
To summon the suDagcU's before hlin lhen'
taking off his coat Ii, ordered tHSih
out of the rotunda. lie then wrote ont an oidcr
| snspandinr seven OF ,he agents FOR bad conduct
and for interfering with the duties OF the clerks anu
| other enpoyes of the rOtunda az tastic r''ut H.
! TINS he did upon The authority gwen by the ny,
| laws 10 "anv member Of any cominl zee 10 sispcn"
! anv person employed al Castle Garden who may
| NO. gmltv of misconduct" Previous TO Is,n
! ing fins order he communicated WIN MT
| Iiuch by telephone, requesting MN 10 re-
| scind his action but Mr. Urch declined
to do 40 A meeting Of the Castle Garden Con mt
tce was nfterward called, and IN spite OF Nr. "
rch's prOtcst the subject was referred 10 the Ini
| Ro,rd Mr. starr also threatened Mr.. tirlch VIII
charges for interfering with his duties a. commits
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
A Drunken MANS WEALTH.

William Bean. wno claims 10 live III linrty-iiith-
st.. VA, found IN Chathan-1t., near the Elevated
|, ,lro "A 'siu,rwav YESTERDAY, III al unconscious
STATE OF n:oxcation. Upon being searched at me
Cltv Hall Police station, there were t0nhn III MS
nncLcts one $500 two $50 and one - treasury
noica two draft, If 81 800 each, ven loose d'a-
uouds valued at $1,000, nugget OF COLA, "a soil
t,lIr diamond nng worth 1000, and also goa
watch and chan. vdld"d ~ SZJo' lie WIS tahch
10 The 'Tcmbs los examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
STRUCK BY An ENGlNE.

A. the | a. III. train on tue Glen Cove bIanch OF
the Long Island Railroad was nearing Koslyn yes
terday Mrs r. der of iiempstead. who was driving
ii h., child atfempted TO cross the track. The
Lnr.e was struck behind the shoulders and carried
sIout 600 feet ne was forced under the tram and
,I",,.Iy demolished 1ne mother and child We're
fbrown about twenty feet into the cattic guard
nc forme: Is sup ,osed TO be fatally injured Inter
naIlv Tine child escaped with a few scratches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
4 WOMAN GyAPPLING WITH A BURGLAR.

Joseph O'Brien. age mIdeteen, OF No. . Biegcher-
st.. was before justice Wandell. az the Jefferson
icrnp the honse Of Mrs. sarah Qdigl"y, 10. Is
Kngst the widow Of oieer QaSy iad GBn aS@
broke pane of glass ia ne basement winnow ana
mat ne found IN the kitchen he extempoIized lad
der and thus mbed from the back yard INTO the
room where Mrs Qnisiey was sleeping She awcke,
al at neT feet when partially disabled her,and
the h"G,e but heard sdo4 he saT s
49," r,Ie committed HIM for trial III default OF
Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
KEW POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS.

The transatlantic mail steamship compa lies pave
agreed to delay the sailing of their steamers from
San Frauclsco on The days Of sailing, unti me arr
val Of the Eastern mails t will now be possible 0r
merchants IN tnis city 20 mail their tiahS-fac'hc
MISREPRESENTATION Tor dspltch bv way Of san Francis
20 tv cnty- four hours LATER than otoe-!ha' l..
on the seventh dav previous to the advertised daN
OF fine sailing OF the steamer. lhs adyantatc Ol ii
DAVIS later dlspatch applies TO the WhoIc country
east of ;he Rocky Mountains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
HOME M rs.
PROMINENT ARRlVAL1.

Prcr0Ort Horse-Senator William Is; Altis5n; -, Ui
r,,y t,u1 { ann. Ty0'ef General y +. Banks, OF Mas
cusc,t- Jui ,rph Potter % the Nov YORK @upI
Cn,rt. Henry O. Bibbe Of NeWO ans secretary 81 STATE
IS Carr ard john T. -myta. Of ALBANY IonaS I. -'''
al ovyryn Carlos :. Greeley, OF u LouiS -
Cjre0on HofsI-C aptan william Arthur, oil the bIsh 20
cation A. Washington iofet human kJ0hn hlhY
~ TaI-imore Gliscy Hoasc-Julge T. \. MacomDer' OF
The N~w-York supreme Court htaate,aW Hy.',-If on
,'oi, rh.olor. r. Kane L N..... " 1dNor 10Y - H.
m"Xcrrnx and H. B HuDut. Of cleveland, and black
ato,c f Chir,Qo H0t u. =. Dlstllct Al
1t,,.rA G-,lye b Cnrklll VI MashinEtyl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
HOUND TO HAVE HIS FEES.

Judge Donohue, of the Supreme Court OF
the First District issued Friday writs OF habeas cor
,us and cettiorari IN the cases OF Edward hegeman
Caleb la ton and Peter Mead. who are cohhneu III 'ne
tai at Ryernead Suffolk County, Tor completely III the
$50 ot Iouis schmidt Tho writs returnaDle
befo,. Judge Barnard, in Brooklyn, yesterday. Inc
prisoncrs produced IA tue shern refused 20
nav the writ of hnbeas corpus tho ground that his
ecs nad not been pad Tue Judge supported hs action
ana heard the argument ON we wiz 1 .Sn
and fcil M the well. The decision WA reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
4 nnWRnAT SNNAMPED.

The Central Railroad of New. jersey keeps two
large rowboa;s PLYING across the basin between the
foot Of Westinghouse ana It's depot al J'fse! w,
The gan ferry" as It Is generally called, ~ pat
rnnlzpd by the workmen OF the company ana per
sons going 10 aud from the depot. Al O'Clock last
evening one OF the boats was swanped nv tue
waves raised by passing ing. lherc were SIXTEEN
ahorers in the boat and they were left floating IN
th. water. Several boys who were rowing near the
scene OF the disaster rowcd to the NPol ana S'lc-
coodeJ m rescu,Iu the men, most OF whom we've
uali ia sNI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
THE IvII-RED POuCEMEY'S ASSAILANTs,

Patrick Wynne. wno was engaged on sunday
night. ~ East Sixteenlh-St., IN the assault Oh
oG,rer B.i,lan ct the Eighteenth Prcc!uct, was
held fox trial in the Yorkvill' Police Court yester
,iav. IN default of $500 bail; Reddy. the other
pri,oncr was still III Bellevue Hospital.
4 rumor prevailed Yesterday IN the nelghborhood
where The GEhr took place that the unkno"n ma'
who stabbed Policeman Reilly IN the back ana
who had been fred upon by Bcnham. haq Dt'n
v"pndrd m The meek AMI had dIed from his in
lures during the nj ,t. The police, however could
nnt fud out whether the runor was true OF not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
1nrvrrryIvC CHARLES BOUGHrON.

Elijah AlHqcr was taken from the IomoS NeStCrr-
dav M 'ruing aud arraIgucd before justice Nandel
9t tIe .ycflcr.on Market Police Court TOR contln-
uation of toe examination charge OF NEGOTIATING
forced railway bonds. Charles BouIhton, whose ar
IN. bond, was fuIly rrcnuntci IN Yesterdays RIB
NM. was Unidentified by Alliger as the person rom
whom lie had received the securities. furthet tA-
animation Was postponed nntl TINS morning "' &c"
JnsfIcc Donollnc Yesterday refused to accept Henry
C. Cooper and Waldo Fuller as tue Dondsheh Ior
Ailiypr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
VICTIM OF HALLCCINATION.

Elias MusLa ag, twcnty-nlnc, German pant'r,
shot hin.elf IN the breast Yesterday at No. lob
Orchard-st. with the intention OF Killing hilhSci /;
Nuska was a sooer and industrious man, bui hau
yhen he wa, beaten and robbed in lIoustoa-st.
Within few weeks hs Authorizations took the
form of violent jealousy of his wife. Returning yes,
terdav 70 has home al an unexpected holI, ana
finding her out he shot himself he ponce TOOK
h,n, 10 the Chambers street Hospital lis recovery
is doubt lul.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
ELEVATED RAILROAD ARBITRATION.

Further expert testimony was taken yester-
aay before the elevated railroad board OF arbitration
Epgineers OF both the METROPOLITAN and Coi
pan,cs were examined IN behalf OF the metropolitan
Con,,v II was aoreed al the close that the evidence
of The Metropolitan Company should DE- closep 70
aud tLat the argume ais oil the t"o COMPANIES "" "
ntt,d Thursday aud FrICdy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
THE cINCINNATI EXHIBITIONS

C,xcrvyAT1. Sept. 6.-The Eighth Cincin-
natl Industrial Exposition VIII be open 10 the puolc on
HcAresdav The Mayor has issued proclamation call
inc IN the citizens to decorate their buildings and an
uoncine that All bells the city VIII be tuhs al t1e
hour announced .Or the Opea ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
MuRDEROUS ASSAULT UPON HIS WIFE.

NCRDEROUS ASSAULT IFVN IIIo VII ID
The second floor OF the te ement house No. 33S
East FortIeh-st was the scene on sunday morning
af I.:,O of an assault 10y husband upon his wlie,
wbich may result fatally. The aSSaIlant was John
0'Conr0r a anorer aud the father OF three children
tne Youngest of whom i only two week oid. On
sunday morning Mrs. OCOnnor was IN bcd WIN Ilcr
thIec lite ones Her husband demanded money
a. oct beer WITH aud because she was unable 10
comnly with his demand he dragged her out oil the
h.j ana kicked her until she bcccIne unconscious.
I'm this condition Ofiitrr Gaffncy. OF Inc twenty
first Prrcluct found her when called IN by ihe
nriQhhors. She was bleeding proins-ly from the
~ aud hi,nI ,purted from her mouth. cover
inl, the infant waioh lay III her arms he drunken
husband seemed hardly conscious OF what he was
in,ur sucb was his CONDITION from ihc ehrcis OF
En,' Air. C'Cuuuor was removed 10 bellevue
Inspital where ncr Injuries were pronounced SER
ou. and the husband was committed III The YORK
Vile Police Court for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
Io,l StiTncck to hotel waiter Bring ma

Lord StilfnecIl to hotel waiter: " B1ng me
sor, ,rcen corn with The other vcyeta lies never saw
,,n, Green cnra-srud ike 10 know what LOOKS hke
ny ny Nh ri,.ht sir" Goe. 0 ant returns IN few
r,nut.s well inaIed with gOo1 things, whlrh he places
before nl- lurd,lip L"-d :: Where :" t"c green oon
+fi ,,, IA heinz Toe - Waite: WAY, 50, there 10
- ard :; But NAT Is not green; H. white.'
water: Np- sir know SIT; but ~ tair country Mo
coz Sir" lew seconds later his 10. l~hp was htatH
D., VERY one around tie Office, iuquriug ot me chIH
~, thev Giryd 81, wants in that hotel to insult Eugsn
nubenpn lr-fBO~top Courier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
ANOTHER CHICAGO RAILROAD.

CHICAGO, Sept. G.-The Supreme Court or
shis state to-day decided the case OF T.. NJ. puhDai
AGAINST the Chicago aud Western Indiana Rahroad'
s~ve,.iug the decision Of the court and dismissng
he case The railroad company consider this maj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
TIE STEAMSHIP CHARLESTOM

CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. G.-Two more at
tcrnpts were made to the steamship Charleston
.,Io, ,t failed The passengers and cargo nave been
d,scbare.l Another attempt VIII be made tomorrow.
lc -c /. very calm. nud there is no apprehension as
yet OF tic ship breaking up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-07
Nrw.JERsEY RuFFIANs ARRESTED.

A ,o of rnfi ana created IL serious disturbance
o, Heryeuwood-ave. and the Hackensack plank
road Union Hi at a. n sgn S Uh ,Sr
i 1872 "t th, gang but was knocked down aud
nad,y beaten Another officer came to his asslstanc,
mud after severe fight Cox, John Carer aud
800 9,a cheers were nearly Ovcrpowercd. They
drew their pistols aud fired at the ruih@4s. war.
rant was issued tor the arrest oil ROBERT more OF
t,ardner-st Union Hill Tor assault ana battery on
0f,icer Feeney. He was found SICK III bed with a
bnII.t woumd in the abdomen: The officers claim
that Gilmore WAS shot by one oil DIS conpahiohs.