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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
uONORs AT CARLISLE INSTITUTE.

Carlisle Institute, at No. 572 MadisOn-avc..
bad It's seventh annual commencement yesterday.
Among those who carried away the hOnOrs for high
standing In studies during the year were the Misses
Florence j. Taylor Of the first class, Alice t. Chapman,
second aud J. G. Ilicbox Of the fourth To these
were awarded handsome gold medals for excellence III
French Similar awards were made TO Alice Watteubcrg
and Belle Durkec Of the second class, for
excellence in German. The hOnOrs III Latin were
divided between Miss Durkce and Miss Taylor.
Jn the senior department Misses Carrie C. and Jennie r.
Smith received gold medals for puhctual attendance.
Abbey Bradley Holmes, Of the kindergarten though
ONLY four years old absent only three hours In the
entire school year. and she also has medal. Silver
medals were awarded TO Mamie f. Mills, Bessie Obcr-
tcntcr Amy Reed Katie j. Burche and others for gen
eral Improvement. Honorable mention was made Of
Addie Knox Carrie G. Smith, Lulu Fleishman, Amabel
Turck Susie Burchell, Idle ". Patterson, May Drni-
sou, Josie t. Singer. Agnes ID. " Taylor Pauline Red
man. Ada HavemeYer. Bertha Walton, George Obereuf-
fer and G. HickOx.
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tramp named William CosgrOve to the Kings
County Penfertiary for SIX months. CosgrOVe saIn
that he was from MlassachuSetIs, IHu uoh0 H' WAN
IN five years and did not intend to work.
IoxG ISLAND CIrY-Thc returns of the Second
Precinct Police in reference to unlicensed Hquoi
dealers as ordered by the Police ConmlSS0hcIs'
show that there are in three wards II saloons,
ffty.cight OF which are not licensed and are sellnR
linrnr in omen violation of the law..... an alterca-
ton took place yesterday between two ltaIlahss en-
p0ycd in the construction OF the railr ,au run oI
Fresh Pond to Hunters Point, one of the men nav
ing his skull fractured by shower IN the hahus vi
The other. The injured man was taken 10 Che iI T{
pia The assaiant made his escape. - i l. NC
money cxtOTtcd from the propuetors OF pIEneeltus
under the prrtence of burning them Dy OnceTS
Lang and KaYnagh has been refunded. ne al
dermen had Il lively meeting on thursday evening.
The Mayor nominated Charles Wcuz"l to he clerk
10 the Finance Committee. lhe noinlnatiGn was
rejected. The Mayor also nominated David Horn
to- hc clerk to the other committees Alderman DOH
nelly denounced the clerk business as JCD 10 pro-
vide places for lot of fav0ritcS.
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPrrToN.-Thc inmates of the Old Ladies'
Home attached to the Scamen's Retreat ceIeDrateu
their anniversary on Thursday, addresses being
Hrooklyn and the Rev. DR.. Rockwell OF Staten
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
U,srIvGs.-Tho sugar house property has been
sold To c0.hpany which proposes 10 mahul"cluc
Port land cement.
PrrKSKIII.-John Reilly and Edward WALL two
tro1nps were convicted last week and sent to the
PcnilrnlIaIy for ,Our months each under INC hc"
law.
SING SrNG.-Cardinal McCloskry has appointed
fine Rev Patrick W. Tandy. Of Amcnla, to the
pastoratc of St. Augstinc'S Church, left vacant by
The death of the Rev. Father llasScn.
CLARKsvIrIE.-Thc portion of the town Of Cort-
landt, on the line of the old Post Road to Albany.
bounded on the north by the IcckskiIl line on the
sonth by Lcnt's Flats, and lying vest of Washing
ton-st will hereafter he known H. Clarksyllie'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
ROCKAWAY,S NEW ATTRACTIONS.

The new iron pier at Rockaway which is now
completed, furnishes a new way Of rrarhlEg
that popular resort The sail is an all ocean one,
aronnd the shoals to reach the inlet to CanarSic
Bav, and the st longer tramp Across the sands
thc batllh houses arr. The shore end OF the pier
is near the best bathing GROUNDS. is directly III
front of the best of the old hotels and only 500
feet from the new hotel to which. when opened
next week, stages will he constantly running.
From the ocean end of the per the scene along
the coast is MAGNIFICENT. 1t may Ice added AIS"
that lust now tn, fishing is very fine. The Pier
Company has engaged the band of French horn
players. liaulamds band also gives concerts ON
hoard the Twilight. one of the boats running To-
th,. pier There are, To Ice various exhibitions of
swimming schools from the end of the pier during
Inc
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cnNcEA11NG A nEEALCATION.

The fact that three of the directors of the llSt
National Bank of Newark had Conntcllanrcu VIZ
covering up of the DOyrll dcial catio OF TlOuuuV
some two years ago has excited Il GOOD ucl "l
Justification were discovered by the raslcI a i'5
teller who made il known to President Cooh anu
McSSrs John Mctrcgor and T. DckcS0ii, dir'c'"IS'
These officers cOSIIltc; with the bank = COUNSEL
John W. Taylor, as to the nest couIHrt !" LIN
and This action it Is said was known 10 Mr.: taylor
and approved by him.. lOyc!l at the tlmc was
manufacturing ink and puCliaec; he hau '3N'Ih,,
,ncut contracts and was making MONEY. lie anu
his mother decided 90 one or more ol III" dIfccluIS
named to be- held by them for TN" bank. property
worth it was reported TJO.O00, bat Whrh
proved 90 he of much less value; I'"N'li aiS'e
PROMISED to make over to the bank the promise I
his business and arrangements were hil''t I"I
this purpose. 1t was decided to say nothing ol
the dclalcation to The other dlIc'tHlS M,o 49, ~
learned of it within Il few days. for lear tlat
publicity would prevent )oycl from Srlill,lni
Doypll left the bank. and aitcrward pau several
thousand dollars of the money, hut there was
still left a large dehcit when ms payments ceased.
The reduction of the capital OF the pahk iSt SV"I
was Il result of this deficit.
The anount of the banks present loss already
Traced to Cashier llcddcn is Sl0OOlu. 1t is now
known that IIcddcn attended horse races ,at
Saratoga and other. places and bet rooney lrPcN'
The United States Grand jury meets at ifH Ir:t
next Thursday when the question OF the CuIplhity
of the directors viii be considered. 1t Is CON
silclvd certain that no indictments have yet hcrh
found against any of Them Mr.. Mc(irgor Is
president of the Dime Savings BANK o1 NcWalk'
which susprndcd some time and is III the
hands of the Chancellor tie was also director
of the American Trust Company, which ialru
Dvcr Il wear ago and was found ia Lee III HOrItSSlN
bankrupt condition. Teller Thomas was Ill me
bank Yesterday assisting the examiners. ne
assignment of his business of manufacturing cream
OF tartar is understood to be to Peters ~ llrinai'
of NpW-NuTk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
NEWPORT EILLLNG Up.

NEWPORT Il. l., June 17.-NewpOrt is rap
idly filing up with permanent Summer guests. Thc
fashnabc cEioymcnts 81 the place Ill not he hdu!%cu
m bo fore the middle of July, however An unusually
large Of faces are To be seen here tins year
and IT is claimed by those wlo position to know
that there are he twice many now cUtagcr7 mere
As usual many Of the habuG1 OF Newport a:c In Europe
or elsewhere The new families, however fill the places
of those who are gone.
The new coagcr4 nnd It hard TO understand the Yam
ice cntrrur of the Irldcsp"o pic who bcsirGc them
upon Their ARRIVAL forthcir seasons trade and naturally
they Disguised nj the tactics Whch are aiOpted ny
many al the " runners
4 number Of prominent Nrw-York gentlemen h1vc
established Themselves at the GrSwOld Cottage At tho
uscr end of tho Island, or rather opro'it" E"nlon
Point AID wn enjoy bls4 fishing oil that plncr dulns
The season. Every thing will M done ON grand STALE
and Sport IS anticipated by Mr. l-aar I"Wn"hd 81
New York who is al the head Of the enterprise. Two
iron bridges hnvc been built out into the Dream. fishing
stands hrlng placed AZ the cNtrrm" end IS ihIH ar
tnnrrncni the members Of the hing club have OK
elusive coutrol OF The best has, fishing locality along The
coa> The late Thomas Winaus. Of BAL mor" ma iron
e. tur lot oi tlI well kh""h inl"iA"r tn ch SOM
uf tr large; hf~+ rVtr hnnkrd III itt Nichliy Inc
W Leland Fishing nh have all" 81" trd hcrc Cihb'
htt. on -r'unct Point aud several "i thc mcnOc'7
have h"run "p' atoms. ,,.A H.,
lra.ru Ina c"'tasr On Rcd tr"S,-AYc. to Mr. JOhh H.
lniian. Nrw York
{ iif.sl.
Co;ias whtch hr ha- leased i"r 10" Snnimrr
Ur, Na'cnuur M'i Tr,u,.~ hts rented hls rouI2c on
E.rIct' ilt,.. To I.,ulcnIm' WliAm Mccarthy Ltth,
of ihr { nl!.,l ate. Ntft.
ill., G..ov... iay- !tllycl ~ their cottages for tho
s,I-un:
pr C. " Hcu. M G L. Cnr't'. Ms. H"ury {; Taller,
NJ P,ir. ~ or i;c VI s-"~ Ild"' H. Mr. b"rl'
Ni josiah VI. F-hr. and c"!ouc PdiIp SCHUYLER 81
N,W Nori Plur tnltl"- " ~tI. d. - Iiln'ri"n
tu.,... Nh T.. ". Dty.-. Mr. EtmuuI DAVIS. 81 Proy
,i.r.. and vi y I'iHNlrl Ia.i'rr. o..
The IN,uif fm.I I'. iui' u. co. H'""hIvn, ~ Y "'il
-f.,p ,.,.. fr'u T. i-t To- y" "i
,>f sept, iul.i. rh,i. ti"ir-in.'t That camPd h"'r
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NOT DAG,XrED BY HARD PROBLEMS.

A large audience, including many ladies,
gathered lt evening in the chapel OF the College o the
CITY OF New York, At LrEm"ton-avr. and TNcniythfI-
ST. to listen to tine debate between tho two literary 80
cticS for thc Kelly priz" Of so Tie speaking was adj
Vcrif,d ~, begin 1T 73O y. III, hHt OWN" to delay,
caused bv broken bass vi"l III the 0rchc'ir' III" con"
tcstantS did not appear I'll after o'clock. The qucs
ton argued was a. follows:
l. The duty of the utcd States to adopt the policy
the EuglI>L Nation respecting gCVrliurnai support
Ownris OF steamships engaged IN ldlri-h commerce
L. y. Kcny ON, j. J.. lirnklnan and Il. Il. BuchaId,
Of the PhrcnocDsnan S0cictv sustained the Affirmative;
and J. f. MuiQurcn t. H. NoIdlngcr, aml II. W. Mack.
OF the CliOnian Society tie negative The Judges IN
auunuIslY awarded the pIZc to j. f. Mulpn'c, OF me
Ch0iln ~uciclV The announcement was received with
applause and prolonged cheers.
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rlou nluur~ ~ >r~,vsurr MAiv.
HHiP NLUS.
POlr or NtW Iptk ......J USE l9


III na:r,c DIr. Iale in"trooi Jnnr ana Qn'en,t,wn
Il"n G;rr Barre IRENE" Jun" and southampton
~ SAT, ri rl,rln .Er Johnston Glaegow June and
,rr ~onrr, b. >iampcr ,'ol l3day. tow Morgan
=, ;m I,larrar,. N,r,I. ls,l.mar". - wv II 'loy
I-air B'. Lawrence" Nn'!k {" O!d DOMINION - Go.
~r,ohn 'in-'n. rANcIs "e'rscio"n. 10. ami AcNaIrn
-i. Ioeiio" tower Of I',riroo, Irnmh. Cl,uua .
,!ng,. with mI-' thunder. fr'~ it' ~ CWu+
ship Liverpool. Lambert, LonIoa May II, with mlsr to
s"p liry 'lmp II Iohn ~ Moli-'oy. clriiG 30
fax I.Inr Wright, wrl, Md4chm"nsh .9d',s. VIA ST
Bal, \apic, Aust. Mllrrssch lOchcioi 9dy-, IN bal
o Aaq a., Ia ID 1 i'm S GTscn ni 81 DAYS. with
mdsc 10 ula"I; yosvlio ~.oroy .h&'"
and moa,-.- II IroWbrdsc'- suns.
wINb -9nn4H--At sandy iiooG. hight :; hazy At Ciry
i'''"' ~" ''''' CLEARED
sr, All.ma9@ 'Ir Z".nk namGurr Kgnnart & GO
nun 7and'ls'n & ~on llmad lDl ionic C"pcnha
Io:i lHa Il Mallory y Cos I1cony DAVIS. lhiadcphiu
-nl umroru I'm. Hams; Antwerp. Snow . BURGESS
Ida c,Hrt ru+." London, r'nlam rltAcrlng z Co.
lila. To~dl.. Havana. T. Wand q Cos Swansea tBr
Mm,',ua-h s 81 " rllLcr * 90. HIotirrs % Nc4cisom
toik Falmouth for orders >l"0vch 60; LJAlko tNor
BIcLrnuE co. Kcgulus NOD. Hottie Cork or Falmouth
rrirs iir I;I AhiIich John. A. Thos Dominion Ma
Angela 0lncat t-lAn, ManaHy, Barcelona spain. &c
iuiG 4 CO.
~chA Ami" Palmer. Lewis, BATacOa Gomez g FearAnI
John : t'is. Maiden. - D0minc city Il AcOsa. Wm Doug
Lass Mclnoc, Barcelona Come Peatsa Transit Peter
son Blccd NIc, Vim lex & co, Lette tBr), TcrviO NJ
Johns r. llLtlon. Watson CO. Merlin (Br, Ney. None
ton y g. l. | NcSIus Il son.
FOREIGN PORTS.
roNpov June S-Strs -icsia from New. York for Ham
bnrg Via Plymouth and Icrllnd, from NcwNOrk FOR
wcr have passed the llZId the training ship Saatora
arr nj bicT the Sth INST and sailed on The IAN Tor Malta
iIyTU,iuf Jane lS-~ulrd str lb"rian. for liOstOn.
AR srs American, from BaitimOte Lake NepgOn from
Montreal and Quchrc 49,
ogEgSsiOwN, June ls-Ar str IIiLernlan from Baltimore
for Liverpool
sailed Golden Horn. from Amsterdam for NowY0rki
Celtic. from Liverpool tOI New York
June lB-ATr stTR corinthians from Boston, and
GTrcian. from MOnirral-b0tl for Glasgow.
IONpON IS-Sncd OH nst Antonio q, for Baltimore;
Anna krunZ. last two for NCw.IOTk.
Eleanor; 10th INST Mmry, Minerva Capt 0aleauo) Gth
Ibland Home, saga capt Larsen( 81 kda
Emile C Sehungr l1h inst, Antoneta ottone. last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
TAKING THOUGHT FOR THEIR HEIRS.

"A meeting of the Hotel Mems Mutual Benefit
Associations was held i'll the metropolitan Hotel
last evening William D. Garrison of the Grand
Union Hotel presiding. The death Of George +.
Bell. of Boston, was announced and several new
members were enrolled This organization
founded in Chicago in January. 1870, with Charles
about better acquaintance among persons engaged
jn.thet hotel business, and upon the death of any
menber to provide for the payment to his heirs OF
members No salaries are paid to the officers.
There are about four hundred members in the
organization at present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
CONDITION OF TIE NAEPAGANSETT

The wrcckcrS are still ut work recovering the
cargo of the Inflated Narragan>rtt small quaint iv
of cargo was brought To tins city Yesterday. hut
the bulk will not hc transferred until verifying
that can possibly Ice saved has been taken from
the wreck. Captain l;ahcock. the president OF
the Stonimgton Line of Steamers who left Ncw-l ork
returned to tliS city yesterday. He says that Il
diver who examined the clerks office. to try T."
Get the passenger list reports the cover of I'll" d sh
dcstrnXrd and cVrrNthmg cone cXCCp the sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
GRADUATES In THEOLOGY.

The commencement Of the German Thcolog-
zeal Seminary at Newark was held last Wednesday.
After the examination OF tic senior class ia the morning
the alumni meeting and dinner took place, and adj
dresses were delivered by the Rev LeyIus W0friz, the
Rev DrS Cert her. Poor. Atkinson end Uthcr' or thr
five rmbcr> OF the graduating class. two Delivered at
dresses in German aud three III English In the act-
ocmIr drpa tmrnt first prizes were delivered Ia Fred
trlck ErhaIdt ana Philip Bi0OnAed; second Prizes to
AiILur Miclcl and O. l.. NOss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
CUARGED WITH CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE.

Joseph Hughes Of Market-st., who was on board
q row-boat of the Battery in company with James
fawy T Tnen TaS aaH
evening. and two young .women-Lizzie Mullins
and Eliza Fitzpatrick - - were Drowned, was
Yesterday, before Justice Smith,, by Detective
Flynn, Of the Twenty-seventh Precinct; ~ 1t Is
Alleged that some days ago Hughes had dliIcuItH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
Places Of LeGriag.
Time.
Burgess.

Nelson . fdlton Ferry Brook -: 10 a. IN.
Arthur [ iS%n =" MIS- i~ Ss 81, a. m
Sumner FS cT $sH Dc1S'E L;:' -" a m
SJ ;si f l's' hs:' H;:c mn $50 H.
nyer. S?i1 A'E:; S;:S G a. M
=, 49,. 'nUt of West Feminist, NOri
hashe' ! River, New-YUrk Ciiy........ Il. III.
Morton DOT OF MOcris-si., jersey CITY -. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Ar,Due HofcI-ScnatOr John w. Johnston
ana Judge Robert W. hughes Of rgnia and Gr"Ta,
arr Van Nlic L = A.....Ncr l'rk H0s-Srndl"f Jth's
E1rl,v OF al ,fnrnia ...... Sftcrdf U0U-C"uLI'
William Mckinney. ir, OF Ohio and me Rev ir I1ru
of iiDfciE Governor ~ CuI
OF Pcnnsy .GHseI H"nf -llalIt hiinou: :" ",
Woslupfni General JOHcnh H. llIWUN' VI
Iiartford Uoc R1mswicL-COunt Niztmii 0i piC-Ict'
~ AcbnIf. IfOf.l Professor W. \ clark 0 Auh,I,i'
81 penis Hotel-Chapain c. Greg'on OF the Brit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
TIE VETERANS EXCURSION TO-DAY.

Justice BankSon r. Morgan, who is to lave com
mand of the expedition or cXcuSlon to he gwen by
the Hon. John H. Starm to-day, To the veterans OF
the citv.nd vicinity, told tribune reporter yes
terlay that if the day should prove fine the cXcur-
sOu would prove Of the largest ever seen III thls
harbor. Mr.. Starn had rendered lIin not less than
seven bargcs with tug for each. They would com
bned carry at least 5000 persons ami from present
appearances they would ali b filled By the old S0i-
ditrs and siilOrs and their families. The hbcIality
of Mr. Starln had been complete; tie veterans were
to 40 as they pleased with the vessels. Every pre-
caution had been taken AGAINST accidcnt and delay,
and the sail promised TO be one of unallovcd pleas
ure to thousands who seldom have Il hOlday, or
much TO spend III pleasure at amy time. lhe boals
and the time and the places of departure are as iO
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19

A Judge of much experience says; II have
never had breach OF promise case before me in which
the mother OF the girl did not know about than
her daughter She always suspects the fellow Is q
cal and accordingly gets ready for him"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19

with Lizzie Mullins, and that it was renewed on
hoard the boat and resulted in criminal negligence
by him in rowing The accused man was Itihai"'If
thp HaucOY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19

two for New.York; Aace. Carotte Fs Smith; 18Th inst
Cumberland -.... a.. ,ot,ar n,
COpenhaQen John Bunyan 18Th inst ocean tCaPG
SEM Speranza capt Richman l7h nst AlumDaSn' %io'
18th inst Bedford. the latter of Dungeness.
Tor Later SHIP NelCs. II anu. see FIN Pd2@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
RIVALRY AMONG CABLE COMPANIES.

The Direct United States Cable Company has
reduced ts-ratcS l2ll cents. to 31l2 cents WORT
onyall messages 10 England, and Il Snllarrdncti"n
on ala Continental business. HE NcW-lO
supcrintcn,lrnt of the company yesterday re-
ccived instructions 10 make tins Change Whlcl
to all business, ana rates to the Continent have
been adjusted to conform with the l-"ilu"h
standard, which is now 81 II cents word. Hr"lgc
g. Ward the cOmpanys superintendent IN this
CITY had 10 further information from the London
office and therefore was able to give no reason Tor
the present change. The rates Of IN" Anglo
American Cable Company were TcduCcd 10 I2I2
cents on Continental business at the tnt the
new French cable WAS Oprncd and to the same
rate on English business upon the complexion OF
that comipanv's cable from l}rcst to Lands End.
A break in the French cable interrupted the buNl-
ness of the new company for several weeks nut
the line was rc0prncd Oh June l. vi lien the Anglo
business. J..
A few days ago the French Company gave notice
that il wonld no longer regard the rules OF the
London TELEGRAPH Convention for the counting
of words in It's traffic with England and returned
to the rules i'll force on ocean cables IncFIoilS 10
April |, 1850. The new rules Of the Lhnu"n Con
yention caused much annoyance 10 merchants WHO
had eXpcndcd much money and labor on tcc9raplnc
codes rendered practically useless by the rules ana
fine NpW-Yurk Chamber of Commerce appointed
n committee to secure modification of thcm. il"
work of the committee WAS useless. he action
of the French Company i'll returning 10 the prev
rules is believed 10 have attracted much cole
business from other companies, and to have lrl
to. the present reduction Ill rates 10y the Direct
Gable Company. The Ncw-YOrk manager OF the
French Company had tr"ccivcd no instructions
last evening III regard tO a reduction III rates lie
was unwilling to rXpTrSS an opinion IN REGARD 10
the probable action OF his company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
POISONED BY MISTAKE.
A D1sCARDrD LOVERS PROJECT TdWAR1

DISCARDED LOVERS PROJECT ThWAHIED
Jacob Schmidt, German, of No. 80 SiXth-avc..
was prisoner yesterday before Justice Murray, al
The Jefferson Market Police Court, charged WIN
attcmpting to poison Lizzie Elder. a cook employed
in n restaurant at No. 10l SiNth-aNc. Schhl,tt
was arrested on Thursday night. Miss Elder VINO
Is n Swiss was also i'll the Court. men thc case
was stated to the magistrate he ltnahtrn me
prisoner to the custody of the police unlli the
sugar in which il is alleged the poison was placed
should he analyzcd. ,..... ;,.
Miss Elder said that while she was living with
her par,mts in Appcnzcl. Swift lcrland She made
fhe acuuaintaucc of Schmidt. and at his repu ISL
She ejOnpd with him and came to America She has
several thousand dollars, the legacy OF deceased
relative. and She gave Schmidt whatever money
he needed A month ago Schmidt went West to
make his fortune, int his speculation proved a
f,ilure In the meantime Miss Elder obtained Il
situation as cook Tring Of Schmidt lllcncsN ana
his apparent determination To 1--we without W"Ik:
she told him that she would no longer take care OF
him He cndcaVorcd to cilcct RECOMMENDATIONS ana
and upon her refusal to have any NOR" 10 d3 WIN
him he threatened to poison or shoot her. Schmidt
took his breakfast at the restaurant on thursday
morning and soon after he went out Il MISS
Hoffman sat down at the same table Sh' pm
some SUGAR in her coffee and then drank from me
cnn The mkt moment she dropped the cup on the
floor aud ran into the KITCHEN, scrrainlh" !;
"ThcrcS poison in the SUGAR Her month anu
throat wcrt:parchcd The police were lnf"rnr' ana
the sugar remaining i'll the bowl was taken |" a
drug store in GrecnWich-avc. to be aaiYNH'
TRACES of hydrocyanc acid were found. n thorough
analysis of the sugar will be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19
Announcements !

Every lady should be acquainted with UT !, the the
value Of JAMES PYLEs PRARLNF. In the Kitchen Anu La
dry more useful article cannot be found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19

One of the palatabe additions of our day 10
tho festive board the Hub Punch nTepaIea oy ~ H.
GRAVES SoNs Is for sale by all Leading
wine merchants druggists IN NewfOrK Cyt o. % Pei
bottle and 81 so per dozen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19

Prof. D. A. LOOMS. NJ. D., frankly says that
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-19

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Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
Temperaneo Cauae.
For the Republican.

/ rOr INC hopuuIlchn.
While there appsars 10 be an sffoIt
making amongst large and respect
able portion Of this community 10 ad
vance the temperance cause, in = gen
eral way, by holding meetings in doors
ss we'll as In the open air, it is still
strange that ne special effort is bsing
made TO crush out the one hundred and
fifty or more unlicensed GROCERIES al.
ready under way, as we'll as to remon.
strate against the establishment oi
others whose recommendation signed
BY the twelve respectable citizens, Ia
new before the court, and which for q
money consideration is being urged to
consumation by some one or members
Of the bar. What a sad state Of things
to see men, some Of whom at least are
influential citizens, lend themselves to
such wicked and unworthy obj cts for
the small fec they generally receive for
such services. While on this subject
| would call attention to . place at No.
6 East Sixth street, where it is pro-
posed to start enc more whiskey mill
or grogshop alias lager beer saloon.
This up to tie present time Is . re.
spectacle quist nsiKhborhood, and just
across q narrow street from one Of our
largest and most popular churches
where services is held some four or FIVE
time5 every week. Will not the peo-
Ile, will not the members Of said
church demonstrate and lose no time
In demonstrating against the proposed
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