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norer hnnn lowe than at present, and water fam.
STATEN ISLAND.

SrAPLETON.-Wliam Muriua, oini loyed IN r DIS
chofis brewery. in Staplcton, dropped dead Tues
day.
CAsrLRroN.-A board Of registry VIII SIT III m mtng
towns of Casteton, Northiied. MiddletoWn rha aho
yotcrs ~ thr town of Wcs,fed will not register
the town not having sufficient popnlatIon'
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
Nrw-p -curLrr-Th, new Roman Ca'holc pr-
oc'iai Isl hool was opened tor t'' reception o. 7'Ii
or; Monday. and about 200 Roman Catn'i e. mn
drrn have been with lr9Tu from the publ'c Sc hOol7
OF lat town and placed in the parorh.al school
WHITE PIAINs.-GoorIr Wilson,, c"ae. u a. IN
thc employ Of Mr. Soucs. Iu tLe town oi "hte
Plains. ttcmptcd week a.o 90 make composition
t, t',o fr.oero lion of no...s. One of the lngrc-
iouts used as .pir- Of fDrp" ntue. which i"ni led.
WILSON tool, the vessel o1'ttiu'nr the comp sitioii
from t.r store aud went iLto the yard 90 thi"H ~
away. 4 cMld, '-gEd-l-!fi years old ran b,i'r3
him ana inhaled tde ydpUr from 'hc COMPOSITIONS
from lie effects Of S. 'lici IL Ls, Clci.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
ROBBED IN A BROADWAY STAGE
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS TAStN FROM I'll

TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS TAStN FROM HE
POCKET or BANK MEssENGrE.
James Mcdowell. a messenger employed Nv ,EI
Marinc Bank at Pearl and Wa-,;s was robbed
Yesterday afternoon III broadway stag Ga cH',hs
notes and money The property of the hli%, amount
ing TO about 10000. The Tohptry was re t'Cu o'
at Police IlcadQuartcrs aud teCtlV"s were ~ cH
The track of the thieves without dc'dF' hS Ply
mant of the stolen notes Was st)ppcI a. once lHt
loss to The bank Is confined 10 tI" 7i1a'i ah'hi "'
ready money, between 5000 ana +'O'' i""' WIS
stolen. 49,, ,,. ~ E
the bank. was sent ont to maze ciN"rH"'' A'N't'-
day forci o0.. lie had gone h', r"ungs atG was on
his way back at three Ococ!;. WiI"n tdc fobnctN "
CURED. He entered a NHI-if. stage az 'U''.-~'
and noticed thai he was followed closely Nv Two
men who crowded IN behind hlII. IN s'atc N'fS
full and no seats were T3cjn.. \" Tue 'ci'''Iy w.;
jOl cd violently the meaetnSer lev an iI"l nit'r
against ms coat. in tlc breast pocket ol "Ai' h
Was his wallet containing the Chcck~ "iC HI''' IC
had collected. Looking up ac saw one o. ne iNo
men who bad followed ann leave iii' slaie
ana at the same instant he ms cd the p'rLt t-p1oI
With - shout Of "atoD thlcl! hr turned loWarp
and shook tho door oi me sage pN' l"' htT1"Uu -
man who rcu?iued Il .iiGng or the step, hcld II
fast until the thief had dlsdprcWcd ~ tie lhIong
Then ne, too, ran away. ana was soon "'' ol S-i'
Tho messenger attempted 20 follow bul lie Is an oid
man aud soon became cNhaustct. iE F"i :
suit useless, he went straight to the Lcnh2.a
Street Police Sta'Ioa AID thence 10 lOl,c
Hcad quarters. ard reported his los. Supei
ent Waihng gave the matter mo tGc mana "l III
specjog Byrnes, and Detectives Dunn ana Drf5ey
were sent 10 work up the case. hey oht"ln,p a
good description OF the thieves from the W All
Street Dctcctrve Bureau. Information OF the loss
and the character Of the stolen papers WAS hcht NJ
once to MI banker. and brokers and paymc OF
them was stopped bv tins means. The lit cab aces
twenty-nInc coupons OF United States nolds two
notes of Is. G Arnold 4 Co. one ion FlO,oOo aho
one for $1,000. paydb.e at the Bank OF
Ncw-York, and cert Ged; one note OF dha,i1i GantI
Ranlf and crrf,fird one note Of NJ 4. > Douglass
Tor 1905 10, PAYABLE and certified at the Snoe ANA
Leather B,1k the checks of l.. b. LaWIcAce
Co for $500 80 on the Nassau Bank; Wih,l0W,
Ian,er a. Co for 1863 80 payable to the order OF
the Mariuc Bank AT TIE IArd National Bank AMI OF
Soutter n Go. for $3.50 the Fourth National
Bank; Also the acccp ance of Lewis Bros. & Co.
for 81 2I3 lG on the Ninth National Bank. aud the
acceptance of the Corom Banking Company for
$sOs rs ~ the BauG OF Ncw-lofk. Besrits these
papers the stolen p0cketbo0k contained lot Of
small checks and 500 III money
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
LEAVING HER HUSBAND AND CHLDRE,

Much comment has Decu caused in Newark by ihc
d sappearauce oi the wife of j. {. Commit. proml-
ncut coal dealer and oi George Holden, a book
keeper for COniif Holden lSa married inaI, tnIr'Y-
six wears old. and has Il wife and three children
living at No. G24 illgu-st. The Commits haye tac
house at No. 1871 SuInncr-ayc. The families hayc
been on intimate terms. Saturday evening Holden
and Mrs. Commit were seen on the street
together Sunday the wife was about her
house IA usual, and Holden WAS a. home.
Sunday afternoon Mrs. Connn went ont.
saving that she would take a walk. She did not Ic-
turn to her home. and her husband, bccuIniu- /,
alarmed made inquiries. 1t was tncn i0uLd tlat
Holden, the bookkccper, was also away iIOm home.
and bis wife could not account for his absence. The
two have not been heard from since thcirdSaPpear-
anCe.
The ncielbors of the Commits say that tie wife
left her home a coach. and that she took a trunk
with her The husband. however, says tAat his
wife walked away from the hOdse and took nothing
with her. MIR. Commit says, further, thar Holden
collected money which be has failed 10 account tor.
He has issued circulars To ls customers warning
them against Holden. Mrs. Commit Is thity-twO
years Of age while her husband Is forty. They have
three children.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
TO BE Tried FOR MURDER.

Amadfe got. the French wood-carver who on
August II a; No. 14l IbOnpsOn-St., murdered Iiar-
rIei Renaud "A married woman whom he had pcTse-
cuted with his attentions, was before Coroner Elln-
ger and jury YESTERDAY. The murderer had fully
recovered from ths severe wOund IN" inflicted upon
himself after taking the life Of hs victim. B.got
SAID that nc cut his throat, and insisted that
he had not cut Mrs Ecnaud nor attempted 10 10 So,
aud Ghat he did not know she hurI until he saw
her living bleeding in the hallway. lie tried to make
the iury believe that she had killed herself, but he
failed aud was found guilty Of murder The COrOaer
eoamite cd him 10 the Tombs TO await uial.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
R,IrUoAD FARE, TO IMMIGRANTS.

At mcc;iug ol the Comm: ,sioucr' Of Emigration
yesterday 10 take aclon IN relation to the Nc'ii-
lng" system Of the railroads 10 secure lmmigrlui
traffic. a communication WAS received lon thc
railroad general passenger arcnt~. asking iurthrr
time e. slider the question If ahni~hIns C"uui-
sious to -ca.ucrs,' uutI the cooperation of the
executive officers OF the roads. uoV IN Eurorr, can
be secured. Commissioners lliu7,rIt. Lynch aud
l'rich were made special committee to taHc dci-
nitc action and report.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
SHOT BY HIS OWN PISTOL.

Edwin Gould age about fourteen, the second son
OF Jay Gould, vas Injured luesday evening at his
fatbefs country bOuSc on the luCson, near lrV.ng-
ton He was climbing Il chestnut tree when he fell
TO the ground. A pistol IN the hip-pocket of hls
trousers was exploded by the fall the bullet enter
ing the Young mans thigh The wound Is not con
sidered dangerous but the bullet had not been
found YESTERDAY Mr.. Gould not at hi, Office
Yesterday on account of the accident and further
particulars concerning had b Ell received.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
TIE ASSOCIATED BANKS.
orFICfEs CHOSEN FOR THE EAE-INTFHKsuNG
DrrAns OF TIE BUSINESS DONE

DETAILS OF TIE BUSINESS DONE.
Al the annual mcetiu. of the Clearing House A
sO.Iatlun Yesterday. the following officers were
chosen: Chlrmln. lI'urv +. Vail; .crctary VI. +.
Eca ling : manager. ". A. Camp. The various com
mt tees were also appointed. Ihe ASSOCIATION his
been orglulzc4 twcntY-acven years and now con-
ssiS at fits eight members ludlnc TIE Assistant
Treasurer of the United States at NcW-Nprk. The
tTar sac tIouS for the year ci ding October were
tie largest for any ycar = e. lis ORGANIZATIONS,
trarsariI01, for ANY one day were made Novem-
bsr 3 1879. when they amounted to
500. SIS. .252. The average daily transactions
largest ha ance ON any one day occurred on Novcm-
her H. 1879, when II amounted t. : POS. .O25 30
OF tn, SUM $500, 900 pIId IN god com,
weirhing about l512 tons. The total amount Of
po.d CON received tur the year $3.50, ,J3S, 900
gold certificates, Bank of America ~ l.05G,4G2 ;
Imt,d States Clearing House certificates,
S3I.2GO 900; leGal-tendcrs $50 5000. The
toa transactions since the oraaHiZ ition OF the
soclatIon amount 10 $j74, .7l9,lO3
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
SEEKING 4 GKEAT FORTTNE.

The annual meeting for the election Of the
trustees of the Hyde Association was held yes'er-
day afternoon aud the following Board was chosen :
Denulson Morgan, George Montague, j. III. Dur-
yea H. c. Parke. Hamilton POmcrOy. Roger H.
LYON Joel w. HYDE, c. :. Qumbcy. and James IL.
HYDE. Two lawyers representing tho branches of
Tie HYDE family IN the United States are now in
London. The work OF collecting evidence is beng
pushed forward rapidly as, the legal time for pre-
senting he claim expires December 81. 1850 A
meeting for the election of officers viii be hc.i on
SaturdaV
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
SUBSCRIBERS FOR THE OPERA SEASON.

The sale of boxes and seats to subscribers for the
season Of Her Majesty's Opera COMPANY at tie
Academy of Muse began yesterday. Ihe new
boxes named Beethoven, Auber. ialcyy. Ma!ibran,
Sontag and LUcca, added to the accOmmodai ions
for season subscribers. Most of the prOSccDlum
boxes all OF those the dress cIrce and nearly all
the uezZanine boxes were sold. lhe demand Tor
seats was good. Nearly all or the aisle seats Ill the
orchestra the entire first aud part of the second
row IN the orchestra circle were taken. There are
two new rows of seats in the orchestra which afford
room for about forty more persons. The sale yes
terday was only for subscribers, although there
were a number of demands FOR the opening night,
October Is. The sale for single nights VIII begin
fnf,n
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
PUBLIC SCHOOL QUESTIONS.

The Board of Education met Yesterday. and the
Finance tommttec submitted an estimate for tie
support OF the schools for 1881 of r3 G2C, ,O35.
mere was long discussion over tne qurs oi al
loving trustees 10 make urgent repairs their
discretion. The matter was finally LAID upon the
fa. .tlp
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07

trocr Steinmez to the issuing of certificates of in
debteduess, answered favOrably anu directed that
proposals be invited ne proposals will bc opened
urOn.
The Engineer of the Board Of cry Woke reported
yesterday that ths present available supply OF
day. the Rldgrwood }..-Ivoir showing depth ct
oAl siAtecn feet and ave inches.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
To SUPPLY BROOKLYN WITH WATER

Commissioner French, of the Department If City
Works ia BrOoklyn, yesterday applied To Mayor
Howell, IN view of the failure Of tie water supply
aud the neg ect of the Board OF Aldermen to lake
proper action, for funds under the Emergency act
Tie Mayor. alter obtaining tie CONSENT OF Con-
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07

CurAP AID NASrY.-ViSitor refreshed by
his dip ia "the br,uy")-"AG, YOU charge shiiiin=
thiuk! The bulk company h'rc seem To dispense
,ylih the accommodation Nou provide" Proprietor OF
R,tmug Machn,s-' Ncs sir, they comes ia giettcr
Iunbrrs every year these chcap trpptrs. ana ihcy
actually hrln.s soap with them now, the nasty ctea-
tures. "-IIuu.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
HOME NEWS.
pRnNiNENr ARRIYALE.

Pvcl;rgici Fofn- B.,Lop William CroSwcl
Doarc I-. mas Parker aad E.astut CORNING II Anty
john B.. ~t}U. ~ ;,Da al if'n"l ". itIt "' 4,
..... .. The EsIt E'r. II. toi r'i d ,,.uP ~
IruhuY. ... .fe r+ Ian r. H. shaw. iM't M
Si3frs Consul Narcac-tr't Gc1r., VI. NJ~ anu ~ =
st,IuDur 90 Connecticut iud N-' na - r. "; ~;
caer |.I lrsuf, I'.aoH- iuati Gion, of 'ch;f'
Nrv YORK Linz holm. of Long island. t', ot Nlsco-sn
Green ol ii .,sp. and Lyman. ~ N0rh lFr'hni-...-
-lts- ,5l I!olt- General tlf.s H. Ran oi AiOdLy.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
MAXINE (NIHLLIG ENCE.
MINGATURE ALMANAC.


6O2 SUI sets... j33 Clock slow I'm 2lS
Moon -pt.. 7:9 !O0t spuths 2:j3 Moons lays,
uGH HAItK fD-.'Ai A. 4.
Sandy HOOK. 9ti Go9 il ana 1913 Iel Gate
ftJ " tItE TJ.i't-P "
Sandy HOOK. lOl2 IslAni.. lO:il deil ilte w OOS
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
NEW IRON SOUND STEAMER.

The Fall River Steamboat Line has decided TO
build "A new iron steamboat to run b.iwcen New
York and Fall River. She is 10 oc Constructed upon
the cellular system double huill. and of the best
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07

materials. She will be 800 feet long on the water
line 4Ol feet long deck, 90 feet breadth OF hnI'
50 ieet extreme breadth, 1sl2 feet depth Of hold,
and viii have a sinel, beam engine Of 10 feet
stroke and 10 inches diameter OF cylinder.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
Gcncral Francis T. Sherman. OF Chicaco vas

BY WAFHEN WHILE CARRYING ORDERS iioA
SHERIDAN.
General Francis r. Sherman. OF Chicago was the
only witness VINO testified before tie N2IFcn COuIi
Of Inquiry yesterday. i!c ssid III pant:
General Sher,ian, between 3 and o'clood on
tle afternoon OF Arrii !. rdcr'd mc 10 h.d
General Warren au1 teI Lm TO adv@nc, at
ir.. with lh-motlut cr f..t book n hi- rdut i,
did not re- pond to my Je much 70 ur sP'"' "hd
took no uoIcc cf iGc Nra:aV.r Having o.H\"ci my
b"st could under .ur.l ci l'"st' r~ lr'i
Lim and ro0c ~ to Tie GI&Ncl IUu tnuTch"H-r i-HN
.Icltt~ iy tuJ W,t- Eivd unl f-'I. HfI "
General Warren, VINO stH faded TO Iet'-'"/
SIclidau. whom ! louud aeyaHcMg toward ecu
ctaI ". TrcL's position. ON beng HtGIlrcd "i ,n%,
result ~ Iutl :Vlcu Ee proceeded qIl' A 70 T. d
" lrreu aud ncll niri conversation win min VIZ
rcls o. -atItaus -ttlI Htt'cn or twenty 3"lu-
away thc tyo g. IS, - tn u was llAp' s. '@
90 hear hd' said oI 1" observe ne l|e ~ 'N
bicSsIpn OF GC yll Nairtn. Al C' lc" minutes 'i-
,la' Sheridan Iuj IA" .fth Corps IN mou'n. I"'
s.imis- in, moved io"w rd and oi ned tc"t cf+!|
fire. tac FitiH COIlS prcccvi'd aHoihti "l"I wa"
gwen ne for General GRILL TO noN, dltr'y c3Eh .e
White OAK YUad Trc h fttlc then virtually over.
Tlc ini.n, ,ry moving toward til" vest "llr :i.'
cavalry were o. thcIr i"f'. know uohaH o. Inc pan
OF bat.ictOr tha, dIy. excepting what s1w.
On cross-examin4tlcn by Mr. StltEHcy, the Wit
ness stated tAai General Sheridan h2G malt when
lac reioincd Inn, that he WIS gone nom ns pI'cc
l"sS than forty minutes while conveying t!,r ofcr
to General Warren. tI1t ne found General W NaiIth
at traVeily Rim Church, where the Troops were III
ting about Ia biv0uac fashion. lnIcsp0hno 20 iuT-
;her question b. Mr.. Suchney, he stated that ne
had met neral Sheridan twice within IN" laht zen
months On rGhc,t examination Gencral 'Str
man said that after tie conversation between Cen
erals Saeuden and Warren the fOImor appeared
impatient, the latter impressive.
1He inquiry Will be IcsuncI to-day AT III a. III.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
TIE CHARGES AGAINST MIR. DAVENPORT
FUTILE ATTrMrT OF TAMMASY To HASTEN TIL
puOCErpINGS


Application was Iaade Yesterday ia the United
Stale, Crcu.t Court. before Judge BlatChiOrd, by
MesSTs Nmgate x Anderson, counsel tor lahhIahN
Hall to take the hearing of the evidence III the mat
Ter OF the charges agdns' john ]. DaNtnpot oui oi
tie hands OF the COMmisSioUcT appointed Tor the
plipos s., aud 10 have the matter cDniinrrd before
the Court Ii also asked that III case tile Couit
eroUid deny tie REQ ic>t the Commissioner might o
instructed TO proce' with e ease so ihat u inght
he determined before the day of election III N"Vch-
bel. ,
Mr. Davcnpor; opposed the application. He sad
tngt the takli. IF TESTIMONY before the Comhls-
oncr had ben DELAYED only on account Of the at
scuCe O thc Commissioner iICn the country. Ihe
petfloncIs he added, nad had thrty-rIghi hearings.
while 50 far ne had Only been heard cign; times.
They haI q. cupIcd moe than year III putting IN
then cas-, bat he would not roq!ire :" Tonga tine'
Al or SEM his tine was fully occupied By his duties
rs (hinf Suucry ISOr ana II would be npnSSlblr l"r
Inn 10 nc continuously before the COmn> >slnntr be
tNcea now ana erection DAY. JGiGa Blatchiord dt-
clGcG that the luyc>t ,a mus. take II, cyuS ne
lore tic Comm> sIoncr, and denied ne dpp!IcaIIoh
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
LEAsE oF THE UNION sQuAEE THEATRE.


The picscu; lease Of the Union square Theatre by
the C0urtim Palmer estate 20 sheridan shook
will cxuiic on MAY l. 1881. but Il has been lc-
ueWcG with some changes, ior long icrn ol wears,
Mr ShOOl. retaining possession. For TWO years p~
he IaS subct the theatre t. :. VI. Palmer IT. present
manager. ihc fact that the lease 10 Mr. shook
has been renewed has gwen rise 10 TunuT that MI
Palmer viii not continue IN the management oI the
theatre; bat yesterday Mr. Shook, win Some show
of anxiety TO correct The IMPRESSION, a;attd
that there was 10 Likelihood oi a change
in the business personal relations Of Mr
Palmer and himself. 1t Is pos-lbr tIat 81.
SHOOK VIII AGAIN associate himself III ia, manage
mcnt OF the thcatIc, wlIch, It viii be rcHcmbcrcd he
built some ten NeaIs ago bat MI Palmer Viii prob
ably continue IN the active direction OF the cstab-
llsncnt winch he has done 50 much 10 make sue
CcSSlul.
Mr.. SnoOk has sublet the h0tcl part of the prop
crty. known heretofore ~ the Union Place Hot" to
j. VI. Morton, formerly propuctor oi the Morton
House at Greenwich. Conn., once tie qudllcfs OF
1wccdS old Amcncus CuD. ifo Is already cnlaig-
ing and Tefuruisug IL. some oi the bInulnes on
Broad way sOuth 81 the hOtel. II formerly existed
are be occupied. ana the BOaGWay 'front.' viii cN-
tend to Wnlllcks theatre. lhc changes wlll be
completed IN few weeks.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
Silver Opening,
G0RHAM MFG. CO.,
SILFERSMITHS
or PROVIDENCE,

are exhibiting an entirely new limo
Oh Solid silver Ware, carefully pre-.
pared during the past ciGi,: EpOntiis,
80 meet siic wants OF their city patrons,
Including Eiany specimen pieces OF a
bi. IA order Of manufacture. En this as.
sOrtEncnt will be found examples OF IN
EssAN, .gA6'ANEstt7JE and az ssEAISH.
and "a great variety OF the ORae ENG
EgSzs in gepoussG and Engraved pat
terms. DEring the exhibition these
sOOs's VIII. no. be dIciivcrcj,a as fisere arc
Jew duplicates, most oE' the pieces be-
ing hanti-IsrOught, bTt pieces siiay now
be selected for delivery AT fi.c close of
exhibition. Thi. collection will be
EouEG in fhcir 1ari Room.
81 UNION SQUARE.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07

The National Association of Wool Manufacturers
helH ITS sAlceuth annual meeting ~ the ot. Memo
las Hotel yesterday. Ii opened ~ noon ana con-
tIuuc,! IN session nearly three hOGr> Following ls
a list al lhe officers elected for the ensuing year:
PuSdcat-Ru!us =. Frost, Boston, Mass. ire
elccicd).
IIcc- -PrcsitRts-Jamcs l.. Littlc, Boston. Mas;
ID. l.. EMstcin. Ncw-lorh Charles l.. limdIng,
Boston, Mass: Thomas Doian. Ph iadclphia, Penn;
Stephen SANFORD. Amsterdam. y. y
Jicd>Wcr-W lliam Whitman, EJSlo1. Mass.
SeTtiary-JOhn l.. HAYES. Boston, Mas.
Executive C0nmttt-RufIs ). Frost, T.. Il.
MuGgc B ,s.on. Mass; JOAN l.. Houston. Hartford
Conn; X. :. Fay, Cnarc, f. Fairfax, Boston, Mas;
George Maxwell. Rockville, Conn; :. Il. P1Es"u,
Boston, Mas; ihoodorc Pomcroy, Pitsicid, Mass;
James DObsOn, Pnsdrlpha. Pcgn.
Staining Committees were appointed on Finance,
Statistics, Raw Material and Machinery.
Business reports were made by the secretary and
treasurer and by various committees. y resolution
was pa SScd III honor of Samuel Fay, laic treasurer
OF the Association, and manufacturer. Of Lowell,
Masq Remarks were made b; Mr Houston. of
Hartford, and Mr. Frost of Boston.
Dr. john J.. HAYES presented a paper on Wool
growing Ia Montana territory" For many Of the
facis embodied IN the paper DR.. Hayes acku0wl-
edged ms indebtedness to iHE lMBCAL, though
its very excellent letters from L. l. White, It's COZ
respOndcnt.'
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
Announcements !
DID YOU Know IT

DID You Know IT?
weak kidneys ard t0rpd
know ~uCh person. tell them that
KIDNEY. " Or certain II can now be hal IN either
Uoud form or dry vegetable powder The same eject
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
IGNO9ING IN OFFICER.

A WITNESS WHO RTLtTfS HOW HE WAS SNIB"'p
BY WAE"EN WHILE CAEETiNG ORDERS i''"N
sUEEIDAN
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07
NEW Allk

comparison Of statement, just published. of
the Naiio. B.uEs If Newark with previous
statement. shows steady ncIrusc Iu the business
al tlc city. Tia. iutr-as. in deposits III llttlc
NOR. t!au a year s. -. ao2.34
NEW-JlR>.Y.
pArEEsoN.-Tnc water OI tho Passdc River hls
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07

John j. Brown. age cichtc-n, of No. 2G9 Third
ave. went into tie furniture store Ot Ferdinand
Baum AT No. 10 IIc>tcr-st tuesday, and sad that
lac had come - krcpan appointment Wl lth a man en-
pluytd the store. lie then sat down near the safe
he attention of the clerk attracted snon after
by 4 customer. Brown changed his position and Jeff
the store. In" suspicion of the clerk was aroused.
lie examined thr safe aud discovered that cigar
bcx containing notes. bills and gold and silver com
had been stolen. Brown WAS arrested by Officer
sullivan. of the Fourteenth Precinct and was ar
rlipncd before justice Patterson yesterday. ut the
Tolnbs Police Court, who held hIn for trial in dc
fault of ~ 900 bail.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07

IivURPOoI- oct GStr Minnesota Brl. from Boston Tor
thi- port passed Grooh haven on IN" 'th INST
81 lcd-~tr British crown for hiiaic,plIt
GLASGOW 6Arr oh inst str state OF "'orEli rOh
NcH-NoIK.
iur later Ship Nslcs. i Gny sc tVtt rage
New-York tribune., 1880-10-07

The annual report of tac Committee Foreign
Ms ous 10 Oh" Board of Managers Of Tie Domestic
and Foreign VI .,!onary Sacicty of the Protestant
En- copa Church has been published. The rc-
crpis OF the foreign committee from September l.
1879. to September |. 1880 wcr" SlG2 Osi.
TIE expenses of the Society were ~ GG,G1O The
Icgacics amounted to 81 1jS, or 1900 more than
wa. ever received before In any one year. SIX
missionaries were appointed during the year.
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s. PARKER B0SLEY,
sMEDLEY ROW, T0wsoNT0wN, Nd,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
cHANCERY.
MONEY LOANED.1sz
Claims prosecuted in any Of the Departments in
Washington.
NSIONS!
INCREASE OF PENSIONS! Other claims Of
SOLDIERS obtained. Soldiers injured In line
Of duty entitled 90 Pensions. Soldiers Of war Of
1912 who served u days in Military or Naval SER
vice, or their widows, entitled to Pensions.
Jan.iO, soft.