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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-16

Col. Robert Z. Dechcrt, the democratic
candidate ior auditor-gencrai Ot Pen~ylva-
nia made -pcoch In Hoiidaysburg few
nights ago. and when De had concluded, Col.
john a. Lemon, his republican opponent,
who lives En- Jhat town, took him 10y the arm
and introduced him Co his friends. He AZ
l.rWarIs lul-r.ainaN him at his home.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-16

Mr. Lum, the eN-Assistant Secctary of the
National Greenbacb Committee, says he has
documentary evidence to sustain his charge
that Gen. Weaver has sold himself out to
the Republicans. In other words, Weaver
simply bought himself in-he was only Il
Republican in disguise.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-16

Gen. Garfield has written letter to Mr..
Beverly b. Bolts, of Harrisonburg, Virgin
ia. in which he says: Il have received your
letter of the 9th instant, in which you say
it has been stated in pIblicspeech at llar-
risonburg that some gentlcmanin Richmond
had received a letter in which | stated, in
effect that | did not consider myself 4 can
didate in the State of Virginia. have to
say, in reply, that | have written no such
letter. The story is manifestly adeyice to
draw republicans away to the support OF
some other candidate
Intelligent Democratic rc-adjusters will
see by the foregoing the danger to the old
State by following the lead Of Malone and
voting the eth of July electoral ticket. The
Republican re-adjusters---the so-calicd
" faithful allie" sure to desert to the
Garfield camp ON the morning Of the cleo
ton. All who are sincere in their desire to
elect Hancock should vote thestraight ticket.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-16
puinlOna.

\ grand remedy for Coughs Throat and Lung
diseases. Sold by druggists and the proprietor
Price 80 cents \. Il. MErfEE
- ". Faycttc street, Baltimore, Md.
Baltimore. Sept 3, 1850.
lr T. r. Ma'cr, 122 ". f0ye9c o.. Batimorc,
W Dear Sir: have been suffering for over
two years from Pulmonary Consumption and
have tried all kinds of medicine at an expense
of over two thousand dollars. without any dc
cidcl relief had q terrible cough, lost my app
petite, and could not sleep al night Last June
] was recommended TO try your pulm0na. ~
Since that time ! have been using It, and my
cough is stopped, / sleep well, and have good
appetite. ! heartily recommend II to any one
suffering with lung disease. Wishing You all
success, | am ever yours, &C.,
". A. WILSON,
Y W cor. Huntington AMI Charlie, street ave
pucs or 2i7 and 30 W. Pratt street.
The undersigned and numerous others cheer
fully recommend the above.
Rev. A. f. Gibson. NJ d. Roy. y. II. Carroll.
Rev. VIM = Edwards D. d., Roy. j. !. q.
Webster, Rev job A. Price Rev. Vim. VI. o.
born. Rev J. H. #. Lennon, Rev. \. :. Hank,
Rev. L. d. Herring. Hev. b. ". Crowley. Rev.
y. Henderson, all of Baltimore. ild. Rev. 4.
Foster and Rev George Y Lccch. of Washing
ton. d. C. Rev. James Gamble Iagcrtown,
Maryland
Firm, the Plstor Of Hprjiri 1oeuN W. +. Church.
Baltimore january D. 1880.
DR.. 4. r. Nc1ec-DcarSir: / have used the
90 PulmOna" I'm my family for severe bronchial
trouble with decidedly beneficial results
Respectfully, u. G.. WEBSTER.
n..t ltfft
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-16

We heard a gentleman say few days
ago, that he was in the cars between this
place and Winchester and heard Gen. Will
liams. the re-adjustcrcandidate fort Congress,
say that he preferred Garfield to Hancock.
We have no doubt Of it. Like Malone,
John Paul and others Of that Tx, he has
been doing much to give the electoral vote
of the old State of Virginia TO the Republi-
can candidate
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-16
George 5pdegyGG s. S0n,
Wholesale Manufacturers IF
CLOT II I n O. .,
Gloves, Furs, Hats,
AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.

WE have 100 hands in our manufacturing
w departments and ourgooa- are sod only
NJ One Price and For Cash. Every article we
offer the public has the price marked on the
same in plain figures. Wedo Merchant inlor-
ing and our own make of Rcady-tade Clothing
is equal To the best found anywhere. We nave
200 Patterns % select from for suits for custom
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-16
1870 Grant ~ Fire Minutes.

In his speech, I'm Ohio the other day, to
the four hundred young men who are to
east their first votes tomorrow. Mr.. Garfield
told them there IS nothing TO him SO in
spiring as the possibilities that lie locked up
n thchead and breast ola youngman.' Now,
in saving this aal i'm pointing the moral by
presenting himself as candidate for the
presidency he did those young men a griey
our wrong for why the necessity and what
the iulucement for leading an upright and
exemplary life if half the people in the
country desire % confer the highest honor
at their disposal upon one convicted Of bri-
bury and perjury? His words and his pres
eucc only tended 20 induce the belief that
mans worldly prosperity lies in the hands
of fac and that honesty must look for its re-
ward hereafter. Another bad example TO
mems morals wasset last Saturday when the
Methodist Conference at H0rnelsyille, y.
Y. stopped IT'S sacred work i'm order to send
General Grant Geographic dispatch ask
ing him 90 give Its members five minutes
40 the church I'm which thcywere assembled.
Tie wcrkCf advancing Christ's kingdom in
,crmp,cd for thepurpose of inviting a man
convicted of every crime in the dCcalogUe,
and who has not repented of them, 10 pol
Lutte "a church with his presence, Was she
ike ever heard of before? It's effect must
be worse than tina, of a score of Bob niger
SOILS locturos.-1hrqa gazette
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-16

Vile as Grant has always seemed, his late
interview has proven him to be Fowler
man than he was ever accused Of being.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-16
y. W. cor Huntington ami Charle> street ave
nucs, or 2i7 and 30 W Pratt street
OYSTERS! OYSTERS

THE season having arrived for FRESH OY-
1 STEERS, my saloon viii be open to my
friends after this date GUSTAV BROWN.
Sept Is 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-16
Pripmgg Boarding.

MRS. SUSAN MAXWELL is prepared to
vi accommodate Boar;ers az her residence
0pros &c the Post Office Location desirable,
rooms comfortable, &c For terms apply in
person or by letter.
October 9. 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-16

The latest campaigns roorback Of the Re
publicaus, to-wit, that Mr.. English robbed
his grandmother of a pension" is failure,
of course, and in no wise helps to relieve
Mr.. Garfield of the accusations of bride
taking, &c. 800 wasn't written upon Mr.
Cakes Amos slate to be spongcd out 50
eas.ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-16

SHEEP FOR SALE.

THREE HUNDRED SUPERIOR SHEEP
4 from Southwestern Virginia for sale by
the undersigned at Flowing Spring Mills;
A. b. YATES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-16

The editor of the Spirit says THE FREE
PRESS refuses to chew its own cud." The
reason may be that we are not ofth rumina-
ting kline. The editor Of the Spirit may chew
his when he reaches maturity. However,
that may be, in refusing to "chew its own
cud" the FREE Press Just there differed
from the Spirit which cate its own words
that promised to support Mr.. Faulkner at
the polls and didn't.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-16

The old Quaker Meeting House, four
miles from town. near Porter's Factorv-for
some years past occupied as a dwelling. was
burned ON Tuesday night last
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-16

Mr.. John :. Barbour's majority for Con-
gress Will not be less, we are informed by
well-iniormcd gentlemen, than fourthousand
and may reach six. Gen. Hunton will have
a successor that Viii prove valuable to the
District, State and Nation. He is a man of
splendid abilities and Of unqucstioned inte-
gritty. His whole life has been marked by
crrog+ usefulness
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-16

The Ri-imoad Christian 19roc1te announ-
ecS hopeful improvement In the condition
of Bishop Dogget,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-16

T. +. Bolts, formerly amember of the Vir-
g'nia House Of Delegates from Northum-
ocrlmd county, 1, dead.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-16
LADIES' & CHILDREH'S FURS,

.Furs Altered. Cleaned, Repaired and Renew
81 The inducements we offer are the articles
Won want and the price Of the same.
UPDEGRAFFS. Manufacturers,
Opposite " Baldwin House.
Hagcrstown, sd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-16

CHARLOTTESVILLE CASSINIERES Win
y ter Styles Just received and an inspection
solicited bv DAVID HOWELL.
BEAUTIFUL PRINTS Brown and Bleached
ID Cotton 1914 Shooting, Flannels, Fulled
Lindsey, Yarns Canton Flannel, just opened
by DAVID HOWELL.
NICE LINE OF LAMPS & GLASSWARE,
y Floor Oil Cloth, Heavy Boots, Ladies
Dress Shoes just received by
DAVID HOWELL.
4 RBUCKLE'S FAMOUS ROASTED COZ
= n FEE-come and get samples 10 try, Fresh
Crackers, Black Japan and Green Tea, and full
line of Grocers' Spices for sale by
Oct Is 1850 DAVID HOWELL.
DEST FAMILY FLOUR made by John A.
I'D Albin, Feagans and Haines, Geo. II. Tur-
ncr, :. Z. Steel d Sons and Edward Feagans for
sale by J. RAN. RODRlCK.
FLOWER CROOKS in five sizes for sale by
J. RAN. RODRICk.
bacon, LARD APPLES. and all kinds Of
ID country Produce wanted in exchange for
goods J. RAN. RODRlCh.
Oct l6, 1SsQ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-16

The complete returns from Connecticut
show met Republican loss of twenty-four
towns. and indicate pretty clearly that in
November Hancock win carry the State
Hurrah for Connecticut and Senator Eaton
The venerable Peter Cooper Of New York
81 years of age, took part with the b. Il
%. H. Il. In the Baltimore celebration on
Monday
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-16
Music Pupils Wanfed'

4 LADY WHO X Az ACCOMPLlsHEp
n PIANIST and an excellent aud eXl'eI,iie
Teacher desires Ia secure Anew pups, -,i,1t,
formation apply o. FREE PRESS otflOE'
oct. 1 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-16
Notice to Trespassers.

I HEREBY warn all persons against tresPas,,-
i ing on the " Mag-Willc' Farm upon WHOM
/ reside Any person disregardng this notice
By trespassing In any inanDor-by hunuIt,
shooting. crossing fields, injuring the fencing 81
otherwise Will be- prosecuted 70 the extent 81
the law. IEPHbNlA bANH'
DOT. 2. 1Ss0-lt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-16

On Tuesday, in Baltimore, 1000 school
children were iupFoc-- ion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-16
Notice.

GEWINC MACHINES repaired and pui n
- fr,t-cla-- order by
oct. ,. issO. J. HENRY NOLAND
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-16
4 Pleasant Hour.

The Gerardstown Times notes, under the
caption of a Pleasant Hour" the inaugu-
ration of a course of free lectures for the
winter in that place, by an address by Hon.
James II. Grove. The Times says:
"Hon James II. Grove, of Charlestown,
was introduced, and delivered most ornate,
thoughtful and eloquent address, in behalf
of the Temperance cause and the noblew work
that is being done by the Good TemPlar or
CARNATIONS throughout the world The lee
ture occupied about one hour in its delivery
and was received with much pleasure by
those who heard it. The accomplished
speaker has kindly promised to lecture here
on some literary subject during the winter,
and we doubt not, will be warmly welcom-
cd by all who heard him upon this OCCASION
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-16
Ready-Nade Clothing
BLANKETS Aid COMFORTS,
Carpets, Oh Cloths, Sc, Sc.

Thankful orthc past generous patronage. We
hope we have mc-itcl acpnlinulnre, and will
bc pleased to see our fricrd,uud the publicgcn
orally. TRUSSELL & Long.
OCT , ESQ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-16

4 curious mi-pr'n- showing ,ae value of
a single letter of the aipha5e, hasledothe
announcement far and wide that VI Victor
Hugo abou,iopub.i-ha uewPocm entitled
IL Aue. IheA,>.| Thcueatpog.hs-not
however selected ,hi. humble quadrupcd as
the subject for this verse. tic has chosen %
loitier and more immortal theme, and the
true title of hi- latest contribution Is 81
Anne The SOUL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-16
500 Ready-Gada Suits

FOR MEN AND BOYS. CANT TEAR EN-
Oyer-alls - cents. Our CUTTING DEPART
MENT Is under the charge of a New York city
Designer who cuts 20 fit the shape Of the per
son. and second To none among the professional
arts in this branch of industry who cut and
design neat comfortabe-fttinga as well as tasty,
nobby and artistic garments.
HATS AND CAPS in all their different Styles.
Serenity Different styles Of Glore'-oar o'on mule
Our 80 Cent Unlaundried White Shirt beats the
world All kinds of Shirts Collars, CUTS, SHIRT
studs. Sleeyeand Collar Buttons, NEtkWEAR
in one hundred different Styies suspenders,
Uandkerchiefs. Cane Umbrellas and everything
known 10 Gentlemen's or Youths Furnishing
Ernc, Ro5es, Buffalo Robes, Sieih, Buggy ami
Uorsc Blankets ~ 30 Tdri0ie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-10-16
FINANCIAL.
CHARLESTOWA ACADEMY.
WILLIAM II. KABLE, \. ", Principal.
3. DAvENpoRT gibson, Licentiaie Univ,r-
sity Of Virginia, Assistant.

rE'iIE next session open. September sih A
l preparatory school for'uilcgco or University.
Well equipped for instruction in thc Schemes.
For catalogue giving course ul study. white
timonials and references, apply 90 the Principal
July 81 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-19
SUNDAY SCENES IN CENTRAL PARK.

There are more people here to-day than there
have been on any day for the last two months"
said policeman 10 Central Park TO a TRIBUNE re-
porter Yesterday. The crowd was not confined to
the lower portion of the Park, but everywhere knots
of people could be scen not strolling like the more
arstoeratic week day visitors, but walking imDetu-
ously everywhere. As the day advanced and grew
warmer the people gathered on the edges OF the lakes
hot there as elsewhere. The menagerie was to Il
certain extent neglected Much abused children
evidently considers appearance first, and comfort
If At ali afterwards. Few of the children wore
hats that protected their faces from the sum- Many
of them had on new shoes which were several sizes
too small. Their suferugs must have been great.
One father succeeded in catching pair OF butter
flies: To the leg of each he fastened string. and
then he permitted his children to drag tho hutter-
ing captlves along the dusty road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-19

most 10 be expected. Very few Christians were
more than moralists. They intend 10 DO rlRn,l oue
can't understand everything so say they VIII 40 a,
we'll as they know how TO do what IL right ana
high and best is good. but it Is q low standard
MANY men live in the average OF public sentimenl.
which Is better than To have less OF morning; puD
compared 20 what they might nave IL Is as coPpSd'
TO gold. To many Jesus Christ is yet to be revealed;
they believe in historic Christ ana nope 10 penoln
Him, but do not know that He Is present ann aol,
ing MANY Christians believe IN dvnasiic Cnrls.'
bnt spend their thoughts IN measuring MS naghi-
tude and the meaning of his adjuncton 10 the Uo1-
head And the further they 90 from actual knowl-
edge the more dogmatlc, biR0ted ana perseculnR
they Many would go 20 the stake Tor tne , VIZ
in them. They believe In Christ MS one menus
of the TRINITY, dynastic ana arl rnd
%ec Christ hst the Gyd Of men and to drive them
in and out of orthodoxy. Inquiry Is not To he narrrd
I'm this direction, but there IL lltte necd mere
Some men accept God in Christ IN phllos0phic an
alvsls as 10 how He became so and So lncy de-
mand 10 know how Chrisps suffering and death
act in tho Atonement how God can forgive ana he
st and how the sacrifice is proptiatIOn LOT s'n.
Christ is TO be taken and believed id % Iccot y
taken from physician. Christ - loaf presented
10 HUNGRY men, whether his suffering weni PACK or
forward He knows and He knew why ne Is me
Saviour. II Is enough TO trust linn us pilo's are
M. Beccher closed with speaking of his personal
trus i'm Christ He SAID lie was sure OF hnai salNa-
ton. for God could not strike one VINO loNeu ~
For Him be tried Co live high, noble aud 00ou ne;
and the strram in spite OF solder, ran one way. no'
was his hope and he was anxious 10 I've SO AZ 10 pe1
the advantage of finer perceptions, inner ihs'eina-
lions and timer moral quantities. Inc tnIl9I iio
wanted was one to be trusted years advanced.
who would stav while other things went, S'tpPolO
whether in health or sickness, In yotth of oid HEt,
who would unite me to lis fellows ny uhuylu1
love ana bring me to the end IN faith III lHlnot-
talitv TINS was the Christ lie bad preached, as q
LOAF and u sprg. Vino would carry all safe through
every experience and reveal hereinafter the iuii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-19
SEEKING AN INEBRIATE,s HOME.

A young man claiming to be John II. Christiancy,
a son of ex-senator Chrstiancy. of Michigan. the
Bloom in the Second District Court of Brooklyn,
on Saturday, and asked to be committed to the
InebGates Home Mt Fort Hamilton. TO be cured OF
the habit of drinking excess. He stated that he
was lawyer twenty six years old, and that he had
been an inmate OF the IDebrate ASYLUM III Bing-
bamton and of similar institution III Phila-
drlpbla. lie bad recently come to Brooklyn and
was without money aud friends. He showed letters
which corroberated his statements. and related IN
cideuts of his fathers marriage and of the divorce
proceedings now pending.
A warrant charging him with habtua drunken
ness was made out and the self-accused man went
10 the Inebrlates' Home SIX months commit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-19
FIRE ON THE SHADY SIDE.
FLAMES DISCOVERED OK THE SUCCESSOR TO III
sFAwANHAKA-wHY THE STEAMER DID NO

FLAMES DISCOVERED on THE SUCCESSOR TO me
sFAwANHAKA-wHY THE STEAMER DID MOI
MAKE HER REGULAR TiIR
Since the burning of the steamer SeawaDhaka
the Shady Side has been running 80 Glen Cove w
her place. On Saturday afternoon the shady Side
was living Mt her pier at Peck Slip as usual. About
o O'clock fire was discovered i'll the enRlne-roum'
AS the time for leaving the pier IS a
little after O'clock. there were not
many passengers board. There were u
few there however, enjoying the Mort
of the caoln. AS soon az IL became known that me
boat was on fire they became panic-strcken, ~ Is
said and hurried across the gangplank 20 the pier.
The horrors of the Seawanhaka were fresh IN thelr
minds and increased their alarms At the tune the
fire was discovered it had not gained much mead
way With promptness the steamers hose was
taken out ard soon the flames were eN-
tnguished 1t was all over in few minutes,
and il was kept so quet that many who were upon,
the adjacent piers md not know fhat any ihhs Ma"
happened. .n,o,.
Although the damage 10 the boat was not sNrlons
il was Thought best to have her lay no Tor lol Hrs
The Morrisana, which is owned by tie same IN
pany IS making the regular trips.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-19
THE COURTS.
DECISIONS-JULY II.

Snprene Court Chamb0S--By Judge Donohuc.-
schehler agt scheler- Denied memorandum Harmon
nk-Granted. Gclat -gt. settled
Harlem Bridge MOrsiana, etc, X, ireau Com
pauy aat denied without Clark
iipdale-O stand memorandum schlling agt.
Sch ling Bailey ngt Wipgheld.MOton denied mem.
orandun. Hoffman agt. IuXSee mem"randum Fless agt
buckley; Drexei agt. the First National Bank
yrautei Higgnson Farmers aud Trust Company
VIII ehOuse agt whtelOuse and 0,hera: harks Marks
r. rmeuter AIT Weber Motions denied, midway CIi
tento- Order granted. Glel gtWng-Denied Levy sgt
Eicl enbrOu,t, Hin hyt 1rchame - Granted.
AfQrine COar'- Chambers 49, Bv Judge Hawcs.-
Ellison agt MeCahI cromwell agt Burr Lee agt Free
man Rpbh ag McVey; Rogers aPt Atwood Oders signed
Rice Manhattan Elevated railroad CompaByordeIs Oi
substtutiOn. Davidson WHgner.-oruer dscontinu
ance Knauer ag Nc DOnough The decision Roles agt
Kipu Keys 2lU tins case granted Cook
agt The New aud Manhat Beach aiirnad COMPANY
tho testimony agreed upon the ful minutes
stenosTapher must be inserted settlement of case aud
tional Bro,away Bank CsrOrder granted releasing
lien OF judi ment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-19

l020s m Calendar called n.-Thrd Monday Motion
Calender.
GENERAL TERN Adjourned until Juiy20
SPECIAL rgRH-DOnohae. y.-Coupt opens 1890 y
No day CALENDAR
~tPKklOe 'OrRT-sPGciAL TERM J.court
~ Z M. Calendar called az D. Mo day calendar.
COMMON PiEAs-CH ABBERs--Van H0escn court opens
at II q. m.--MOiions viii be head 1T II O'Clock
TRIAL. TERM-PARIs L. III AMI ilfAGOurDcd for the
GENERAL SKsslOSs-PkRT i--Smvfh. IL --fhe PeoUs azt
Herman Mintz. ,hsr,es simon John Ma len Eward
Saterlee and battery
nard Murphy. Michael Pe2ram, burglary James sullivan,
John Grady. Francis Adams grand larceny James shey
Jamrs NJ Narr, Michael 0Ilmartin ri larl Parry William
Clark from the John r. Brodcrc uerjury;
Emil COen false preie0ces Parc CIawley pet laIceny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-19
SLIP NEES.
poRr OF NGw.YORH.-...JULY Is
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
str Germsnic (Br Kennedy. Liverpool July and
Queenstown . TO X J Cprtis. $780,, -,
~fr Alhambra tBr, NcEIbenny StJohs NJ AM haliax,
tO * SeaInan.
str Wvan0ko. C0nch Richmond cry Pont ahl Nor'oik
Old Dominion - 60. -, . 90.
Str Brea water. Gibbs. Leges. Del to Ola Dominion
- 60. ,r-.-,s.s
T. ~ Lucia :. II Pierre Mart s. Antigua TO- 10 T. Oa,er
bridge - Co
. Funch. Elv", - co. .-..,- ~. ...,.- 49,.
ArstOf rat (Br 3rleyeS Ne"caaHe ~ ''i ahch1red
In Lower ray. ..,. 49, T. -,
last 10 OcOylca & CO. -. H.. I'D, -,
E4rk F no Padre Otln Lice Odessa - daYs with iron
"a order. vessel u ir.nhasn pfckcTEg & Co
Rgrs 4 q Deau fof Portland, Young. Iatal - days with
nitrate of SODA Barring Bros Co yeSs.! 10 Miller H0ugh
WIND-sunset--At sandy Hook. HIGHT : clear At City
Isllnd, Hight, sW: clear.
FOREIGN ports.
LONDON July lsArT off Sciy, str Wespbalia from New.
York for Hamburg r,-,.-t. o.. . A. ~
QUEENSTOWN, July ls-Arr str Britannia from Newforz,
VILE July ls-Arr Crcasslan. from Montreal and
TSvsE July ls-Arr at am, str 81 Laurent from New
York
Tor Laer ship Neics. II ann ss Fta PtJt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-19
pERsONATING POLICE OFFICERS.

Thomas Malone, age thirty six. of No. 642 East
TweIfth-st.. and Patrick McGrry, age twenty-six,
Market Police Court Yesterday by Officer Bliss, of
the the Seventeenth Precinct, for having extorted
blackm all by personating police Officers YESTERDAY
morninp Arnold Voght of No. 500 Slxth-st
James Smith. of No. 514 Sixth-st.; and Adoph
Hetz of No. 543 Sixth-st with three other liquor
dealers, appeared as complainants agalsnt them;
the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ami
mails aud parch ment document purportine to be
act as a policeman to the Lehigh Valley Iron Com
panv, Malone succeeded IN getting SO from Voght,
S4 from Smith, and 81 from the others, by threat
enin to arrest them for violating the Excise law
ON Sunday morning, when their places were all
omen Malone took the most active part in the
offence and Mc(Tev generally interposed by saying
tnat he should not be hard on them MahoDe was
held in So 900 bail and McGrey in $1,000 by
Jnstice OtteTbouTg.