New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18
issued to these people yesterday that they us
continue this practice.
NOVELTIES IN FLOWERS AND PLANTS.
INTERESTING FEATURES OF The HORTICULTURAL
EXHIBITION.

orcn oil dnv Yesterday and much OF the stock APP
reared to better advantage IN tue suHsht onan 10
he evening This is especially true OF the conl1eTs
whose delicate shadngS are almost l0St Whctl sr
by the flicker of gaSjcts This collection OF MY
cVergrrcns affords an excellent opportunity IA io 90
studv and comparison, and IT - NOT 3Iieh Iiit 81
many of the chOccr varieties are brouEie lusrlel'
The specimens are small, but their dlStlnct , 20,
culiarties of form, habit expression anu CoI"l, 10
we'll rs some of the effects accomplished DV, JuuI-
cous grouping are well brought out a lew ploolh9
and n small plant of the new magnolia parrlilOra,
oitbouCh scarcely noticed by the great mass
of visitors have elected much interest among
amateurs and professional gardeners. 10 was sem
from japan some years ago by Thomas liogGtO acar.
sons 81 Sons and it has now lowered Tor the nrst
time III this country. The principal ASlaIlc ihaeno-
lias in cultivation here IKE the Inagn1iI' uon-
purca from Japan come into bloom be-
fore the leaf buds expand and the flowers on pare
twigs, in raw April weather have cold
n"tci and unnatural look. in spite of Their
rare beauty and fragrance. Tho new spe-
rirs is more desirable, because IFS creamy
flowers borne latcr IN tine season, are seen 10
hotter advantage AGAINST the rich green foliage OF
thr tree The flowers themselves have deicate
aromatic odor and look much IKE me pooin Oh tao
laurel magnolia sweet berry of Northern SWanps:
Another interesting novelty is the STRAIN OF
hvbrid carnaion, originated by Joseph tallby, OF
Wellesley Mass. In form, color, fragrance,
. amv former seedlings of this family.
Near these pnks are some new double petunlas'
dclIcatrly fringcd and marked with striking varle,
| CATIONS These. together with the new coen3 anu
pilargoniums are all tho absolute novelties worth
mentioning. ..e., n...ou, :, ,ho on.
fire dsplay than he viOlcp purple spike OF frlnged
hahinaTIa the pimk-tned purple bloom oil the cai0-
! n0ron and the pogonia. all of which are IN wool
son x co.'s collection; these three OrcldS an grow
| in the Hackensack meadows ana tue heiBhpOIine
| swamps. 1T, -.
| new bcrry-thc Bidwell-eXhl5ited by r.. l.; koe'
| has won much favor by reason OF ITS SIZE lllvor,
and productive Gnaltrs 1t serns TO nG the wr
! remain open all day, with music in the afternoon
and evening"
YELLOW FEVER AT QUARANTINE.
The first ease of yellow fever At this port TINS
season has proved fatal The Pacific Mail steam
| shin Colon arrived from Aspinwall on Wednesday
and when boarded by Deputy liraith oiicrF
| Net artncy at Quarantine, MIR; Strobcl, one 81
the cabin passengers. was reported 10 r SlcH Wlln
iSthmus fever. pom examination llrhItn onic'r
y%iiow fever Mr.. StroGc Was removed to the
| Quarantine hospital mud was soon atrrward taken
| Nth Hack vomit and died just hriorc midnight.
| ON June = the day after leaving Aspln"all owen
Marlran. 4 Strrragc passenger, was attacked WIN
! yellow fever: he dird june r. and was buried
at sea-. The day before his death mr. Stronrl
was taken sick. Mr. Strnhrl was the silprriIl;
trndrn of gold mine in Mrnc" tE "d s arfEEr
sailed No further particulars conld he learned
about the two men, rs the Colon did not come 10
th, city She was thoroughly dSinircird' ana
tLr cargo will hr discharged at Upper Quarantlnc;
where the vessel is anchored. The pass myers Will
'" Thc !" >'mHGipS Giiiy of Merida and NIAGARA,
from Havana. Whirh arrived on Wednesday, ana
| the Santiago de- Cuba. which arrived yesterday,
! had no fever on board. aud after iungatloh were
I permitted to come 10 the city.
FROM THE SAND LOTS TO NEW-lOl'K
Denis Kcarncy Vas in the city yesterday ana a
TrIrI~r reporter called ut Fr"uchs Hotel to learn
| fI, object OF hi, visit The a@itat"r was l4lnt
| m a group of dozen lriThmrn standing about
! tl,. dnnrwIV. All might readily have bern tahr'i
| far railroad hands or lrd carriers ont of
/ rruplolInrnt and ont of rNrll"qurr. Inc Sah'l
| Lois druHgogur and rN-ronYl6 Is snort hta'}
! ,,.t lri-huan. with rcd lace. hrIndr InoUSta'n'
| and ordinary FEATURES. H. Was dressed ~ Sult
%, faded brown clothes a rhcckrd SHIRT and very
| diiIy collar and a black urcktir which seemed to
| Inv. climbed above his collar, with tl" aim "i
! ,lrt I'M, IFS wr:irr. >uuchy h!ar> hat
rr,iiclrI hya roll rather than land, 81 nIIrh
crap. roup"lrd me '"''uh"' Il It p'l vi '''''' NV
Mf krarnry SEEMED avrr~r to talking much and
rrlrnlii,, nluo> entirely from the illGhtlui pro-
| family with which ms s"r"m7 nave been 5"
! uIrutifully inirrarrt the wicked exception
being dryot,d to Mr. Iildrn, ~ cnr't n'
! demonstrated tu his own satisfaction thai the
! Erpuhliran~ and Democrats are very ai people,
! that the Grcrnharkrrs the salt OF the earth:
thut tl. LATTER hold the balance OF power and
tiI3t GrnrrI Weaver undoubtedly will be the
r,t President. H. said he was in the city at
pr,,ut IA 'rl'r to orGanH" NOR" thoroughly
the l1OOun GfcrnharkcrS here though hr won!
! u1i,. no eprrch.~. ll' Will 20 from her" to
Cin,inuati toTtttrnd the Democratic Convention.
EOI'ND AID ROBBED AND LEFT FOR DEAD.
TIN. condition Of Edward Gilmri-tcr. the German
who wa, assaulted and robbed and left for dead 10y
Ilrurv Frazer in - Wuod near loukrrS, Tuesday
! evening WIS much improved yesterday. ana he
will probably rrroyrr. Nllmcst'r - al -. '"hl
! Rilrr~i, Hospital l"nkrrs. flyr d"rp scalp
| wound, Wtr, made upon him. lint ms sknll Is not
! fractured. llr said Yesterday that he landed IN
| Nrw-York sunday. and with frazer with whom h"
| hrcanlr arpuninIcd on shIpboard Ind stnrtr' ON
| f,ot for llay,r~fraW IN search of work. ~" Jad
| ouly 50 a - gold picr, and trade dollar ut
| tl, time in hi@ pu~~'s.i"n, aml rArr had ~"
moiry. They resolved I" pass lnrNd2H hlHnt III
81 a.. re -,tA n tLtTI y
Cilmri-rr WAS a,lrp. Frazer tied his mech aud "hy
with rope and then beat HIM upon the head WIN
| heavy >trk until he WAS apparently d'ah' lIaFr
then iuh,a', his victim OF the III nhd returned l."
! YnuL,.4 Late IN the evening tiinrlstcr hrralr'
conscious and nitrr freeing himself reached the
! rund with difficulty. aud WIS conveyed {" the
| inIira station. lricr WAS arrested on Wednesday
! iuorriuo 1t korh y hotel III lOnkcIs. la MS pos
session was found bundle containing '"lmrlNtrr 5
rlothiuv and his ST Frazer confessed ms crime an l
| ,nid that he waited until he Thought t'IlmrNtrr
| Cllv ASLEEP before attacking him. Frazer VIII he
| examined before city Judge Ellis tomorrow morn
| Ing.
TAKING ADVANTAGE or HIS ABSENCE.
The my>trIious disappearance of John W. ii"han'
dealer in rlu hing at No. iHIl South-St on May =,
| r,,I,rd much alarm He returned, however. lie
claims that h. went to lhlladcphia and Baltimore
to make collections which proved very unSatl~
factory on account of his Disappointment h'
drank rather freely and, allcrNard luund himself
on board the steamship ASIA bound Tor England.
He took the next steamer homo. In III" meantime
his manager and several creditors got ont attach
ncnts n"an.t his property and ronSldriHl'lr
ulantity of goods rPlrYnrd. The liINt and
managrI, for upwards of 5000 part OF which
hc allrg",! ne had DEPOSITED with his employer
and the haanr' was Tor salary due. Mr.. Brhan
denies the claim that Mr. Crane deposited the
money with him and hobbs that MIR. Crane drew
his salary and commissions regularity. Mr..
lsian has offered to compromise with his creditors
ai tNcnty -iiyr cents on the dollar and negotiations
are NOW pending for Il settlement. The mrIchan-
disc debts ar" about Sl2,nOO and his assets axe