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New-York tribune., 1880-09-27

the officer on the head with raying-stone causl'
severe wound. The officer did not release his
prisoner but he caused the arrest Of Kelly, who was
locked up in the 1hrty-iifth Street Police Station.
The patroman was sent to his home ana was AT
tended by n surgeon.
THE FUNERAL OF FOREMAN WOODLAND
The funeral of Peter Woodland. the foreman who
died so bravey in the Hudson River Railroad Tunnel
accident. took place Yesterday afternoon from his
late homo at No. 1S4 Pavnnla-ave.. jersey CIV
The services were conducted by the Rev. J: Ii. Suy-
dam assisted by the Rev. DIR. Hiram Eddy, at the
Park Reformed Church, at Eightb-st aud Hamilton
place. The deceased man was a member OF the or
DER of the Knights OF Prthias, and his lodge was
Hector Lodge No. 40. OF Philadelphia. AT the re-
Quest of that lodge the funeral was in charge OF the
was accompanied TO the church by the knights
of Pythias, represented by the following lodges
and delegations: Lincoln Lodge No. 80: Jer-
sey City Lodge No. 4. Ciucnna,ns Lodge
No. 32 Pythagoras Lodge No. G2. Laiay-
cite Lodge No. 30, Hudson Lodge No. 81,
Centenary Lodge No. 100 licboken Lodge No.
106; Palestine Division, y. r. Volunteers. Jersey
CITY; FaLoia, Zeno and Myrtle Divisions, Pater-
son; Chrysosum and Washington Lodges New
New York, and o delegation OF Hector. Lodge, oi
Philadelphia. \ large number OF frcnds and cIt-
also joined in the procession, making this one
OF the largest funerals known in jersey CITY. At
the church the service was simple and impressive.
Resting upon the ccffin was beautiful triangle OF
tuhcroses, embicmatic Of Woodlands lodge. Inc
coilin-plate bore the inscription: Peter Woodland
Died July 81. 1880. age thirtv-s:x years. The
hodv was followed to the New York Bay Cemetery
bY fhe various lodges of the knights of Pyhias,
and tho last rites were performed by the Rev. III.
Eddy
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OBITUARY..
COLO MEL l.. II. AUGAWAR.

Colonel Eugene ii. Augamar, OF New-Ur-
leans, Lid. died Ia this city yesterday Before the war
he was one OF tine largest and most successful sugar
planters of the parish OF Saint Landry. He was u
highly eiucated lie the trusted aud int
mate friend OF Andrew Johnson during his Admnisfra
ton. Prc.ident johnson appointed him one OF tue
Beard OF Visitors West Point. After the war Colonel
Augamar prominent the affairs OF Louisiana, and
was of the State represent It's Interests be
fore Congress for securing the Government guarantee
it's lovee bonds In this attempt nc was successful bat
change Of parties the State prevented the realizl
ton the scheme. During tho tine nc represented his
state be was the guest of maay OF tue most prominent
and Influential ranccrs OF tho North IL s said that IL
was through Colonel Augamar's Influence with President
Johnson General Hancocx was sent 10 Louisiana as
Military Governor. Colonel Auglmar had recently oeen
engaged the u.liz1ton Of steam for city surface aud
elevated roads, Which e was cntroy successful. lie
was highly esteemed Dy wide circle Of friends. Ny
whom his loss will be deeply felt.
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Brig claIv scott. Por! Gain. Trinidad ~ days, with
sugar. TO Dwight q Piatt =. -. u..
Bfig Andio !l3r Voale San Domingo 20 days. WIN sugar.
fukiic ETC. tn order: vessel 10 master.
Brig curacea to Windsor ~. Fakner CURACAO zz uays
with md8e. 10 4 dc Lima q Co
Bng Merritt Hicks. Pensacola Aug ~ and Savannah
lumber ORDER vessel to Jane, w Ilweil y co
rig Sjod (Sor Saversan Christansand As days. IN oa
Brig Protoorc a siano lisbon 40 days. with corK ana
to order: vessel to Seager Bros.
rchr Josephine Knowles Pinkham Shulee y - IL days
with spiIing. TO peard q Klmpand. -, 1T,
schI McMlkell Cole. shuee, > ii days, with spins
schr Ada Allan Dudley Windsor s. with plaster to
order.
with sugar. 10 Trowbrdcs d 60.
~ rhe following anchored below came NJ to the
iarS Amaranth GER Brsncr rom Hamburg.
wIND-sunse;-At HOOK. light, K; thick fog out
side. AT city Island sW clear
FOREIGN PORTS
LoyDox, Sept 2G-Ar Of sclystr Leasing from New'Yors
QuEESsTowS Sept 2GArr str Hecla from New'york for
LIVERPOOL.
MoyILiE. Sept 26.Arr str Mordvan from Montreal lot
Liverpool.
Tor Later ship NsOs n o,p f7Gt psjA
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IAnouncementsi
Ask your druggist for PALMER's INVISIBLE,
the most charmns Of al Face Powders. $40 Peari.si.
I suffered over fifteen years with nervou
headache AMI is attendant evils LIE was conlinuou
burden. Had the best physicians NJ great cost All iaet
ALvA HuBBAaD. 81 SoIth Howard.st. Baltimore.
PALNER's LoTToN, the wonderful Eye Medi-
clGc. Once usei, !asug friend 10 secUeG AZ nrrggists
Depot, $40 Pcarlst
WINCHEsrER's liYPOPUOsPUfTES
VIII cure CoEsumDu'l. coughs btJni1is Dept'tv 60
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SUFFERING FROM TOO MUCH OprJM

A policeman of TIE Twenty-nnth Precinct found
swell-dressed man. thirty years Old living on the
sidewalk ut Twenty-eighth-st. and Broadway
shortly after midnight OF SATURDAY., and took him
to tbe police station Ii was believed at first that
the man was OILY intoxicated, but as lac continued
unconscious he was removed TO the New-YOrk Hos
pia The surgeons discovered that he suffer
ing from overdose OF 0pinm. and restored him to
his senses. Tie nan proved t0 be Edward l.. Str0-
becker OF No. IL West Twenty lie was
believed TO be out of danger yesterday To the
surgeons h said that he had beca accustomed TO
use opium. aud that he had taken overdose of
the drug by accident HIS wife said that he was
member OF the Stock Exchange and that he had an
Office "a, No. 80 Broad-st. tie fond of the
paug OF fast young men, she said, and he had be-
come rat her dIsapated RECENTLY.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
SHIP NEIj.S
SHIP AEUS.
PORT OF NETWORK SEPT. 20.

PORT OF NEw-YO3k.....-sEPr. 20
AR.fVEn.
vader nd tBels) Jsmisou Antwerp IL. Peter
Wright &. sons
SIR Ailsa SRI Low. Barsnqula Sept g. Carthagena O.
Port simon g. GteyoSn IS AMI Aspnwnll lS 10 PIN
Il & Co.
stI Snppincich Br) Piusha Micoaief Aug IL and Gib
% with ORDER vessel 10 Bowrng Archibald
P.ln2. Wilhelm (Ger), Bronson. Cow Bay =, days
with coat, to Perkins a 90.
SIR Hlt,eTas Boaz West Point Va OLD Dominion ~ CO.
Wsanoke Couch. Richmond, City Point Norfolk 10
Dominion Co
SIR l'yclops. Ellis Norfolk % master.
str Neptune. gerry boston. TO II y Dinock.
ballast TO- Whitney CO. anchored in Urasescnd bay
orders.
SHIP Nnnqnam Dormo Cousins. Havre 40 days In ballast
ship iioDens liass. Bristol Aug with mdso 70 order
vessel - fhOuas Dunham's Nephew ~ Co.
.uDr Norl. OttsfOeck ROcieort 80 days, ballast
Tobias Il Co.
Bar Tide AusD Tonlnclch cetie 80 days. In ballast to
Bsrt rnd tNor Johusen ,tavanger 40 daysn ballast 10
G. Tobias x Co.
Bark sa.GD T. Campbell tof Weymouth y 81, Brooss Dun
kirk. Aug IL, in oilIlsi. toJ w Parker Co.
ballast, master
Cpsnhurst oi LverpooD. Hatfield Dunkirg Aug 2l
baiAss. to W Parker & Co
Ajax lHor, Apenes. Liverpool 81 days. ballast 10
Tobias & Co
BARK THONGS Cochrane (of st John n h. McRenar Gou
cester 66 days wh salt TO order vessel 10 fnnch Edge o.
Carmel or,. Gerudsen, Grcenock ~ days, ballast
to Benhaln, Pickering Co.
BarK Gutenberg GerI AveTdam. Liverpool 81 with
mdso to order. vessel 90 Herman Koop Co
Bark Gugislmo AUST ffahsin, Waterford SS days. In
ballast " order.
BARK Woodlands iof Cork Moioy Cork so days with mass
Bark Teresa Qts. Russo Cork ~ days. In ballast soco
voh 4 Co.
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MURDERED IN A STREET FIGHT.

ATTACK ny rUFFIANS UPON PERSONS GOING HOME
FhoM DANCE-A YOUNG MAN KILLED By A
BLOW on THE HEAD.
In the course of ball at the COncordia Hall, No
2s Ayc.-A, Saturday night, namber OF disoTdcIlY
yonng men were elected by the p0ce for attempt
ing u lake possession oil the bar Dancing was
kept up until o'clock yesterday mornmg. The
Noung men vino had been pGt out OF the nall re-
manned III the street near the building. Consider
ing themselves i'll used by those who had been al
lowed 10 remain and to dance, they determined 10
De r.vcnged. Accordingly, when the dancers made
Their appearance III the street at tic conclusion of
the bali, they were attacked and Stubborn Street
fight ensIeJ. Several OF the cOnbataats
seversly cut and bruised. Henry SchO. age nIme
teen, n cigar-nakcT. who was one OF the dancers,
had hls skull irac lurcd by blow the head with
n cart-rung. He managed to walk 10 his home at
Ne. IL Lewis-st.. bat soon after became uacon-
sclous. Later in the day he was removed TO Belle
vuc Hospital. where hc d'ed Yesterday after
noon from the effects of his ujury The police
of the seventeenth Precinct were not informed of
the ease until late hour yesterday. Inoy were
engaged last night III the attempt to learn who had
struck yOIug Scholl. John Loser, age twenty-one,
Oi No l03 SecOnd-st.. was arrested as witness of
the fight, bat he denied all knowledge of it, Before
his death ScOil did not state that lie knew the per-
Bon who inflicted the fatal blow.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
ST. JULIEN AT BEACON PARK.

BosTOy, Sept. &c" st. Julien Day ut
Beacon PARK brought together the largest crowd ever
assembled al trotng park In the vicinity of Boston
suce the of the Smdgsler stallion race IN 1872. 1t
estimated tnat fully 10000 persons were present.
The chef attraction wac 81. Julien. He
was to try to lower his troitng record
Of 2:lli4 and he appeared TO be III
excellent condition 10 do so. He was received with
cheers The track was good. and there was no wind.
ST. Julien ms first mile IN 2:2lie and his second
in 2:l34 The quarter In tnis nile was
made in 32lo the half III 1Oi4, the
three quarters :3S and the mile in 2: I3l2 There
was great enthusiasm He troted thru nile III 2l6
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
NDEMoCRATIC vOrE ENDANGERED.

The D,mocrats of Hudson Comfy. y. j, probably
lost one vote on SATURDAY.. While the police were
engaged III quelnc a fight at tie Democratic Con
ventioa James HAYES, q volunteer dele elatr, seized
n horse and wagon belonging to q regular delegate
aud started OIL at a rapid pace. Officer McKaig saw
tho act. and borrowed a horse aud wagon from
another delegate TO pursue Hayes. He had nearly
overiaken the fugitive when HGyes leapcd IRON tie
wagon. climDsd over fence and took TO his heels
over the fields Mckllg also abandoned his wagon,
bu; finding t5at he couid not oyerakc Hayes, he
drew his pistol aud fired a shot in the ar. Hayes
sooner heard the report than lie leaped up. turned
a somersaut and threw himself upon his face if
SHOT. lie rested perfectly quiet until McKaig told
him he had better get mp. Yesterday Judge
case will probably go to the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
ATHLETIC CONTEST.

An athletic meeting under the direction of
the Manhattan Polo Association will be held after
noon at the polo grounds One twelfth-s
and sixthave. Among the list Of events are he follow
ing: 100 yards $50 yards polo vannC, one to
Gye-ne walk tugs OF war; RAINING broad jump, hurdle
races throwing the hammer and running bigh jump.
Among the contests is special 4i0 yard ruu. 10 beat
the time made bv L. T. Meyers 40 minutes Is second
September 20. 1879 An extra prize Of SILVER cup will
reward the winner The following persons have entered
on the run: L. +. Meyers, c. II. CoGs ell, OF Dart
month college, J. S. VOORHEES, and W. Smith
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
WOMEN VOTERS an SCHOOL MEETINGS.
A pROCi iAMATION FROM THE woMaN sUFFRAG

The Women Suffrage Society issued circular
Yesterday denying too truth OF the statement made
bv Neii Glmour, the superintendent of Public IN
siruetiou. that no woman wao does not own OF
hre real estate Is entitled 10 vote" ut the Scl0oi
elections on October II. i he Society says:
Tue geueral school Law requires that those who 10
not owu hiIc real estate be authorized 10
vote at meetings in order u vote az
school mcciiugS. But cuapicr nine OF TIE
laws Of 1850. passed almost unanimously 81 tbe
nsiaace "a movement. Cyerr,des tins so iar As
women ara coucerlcd. IL cOmmands That " no person
shal h deem, Inoi-lbe tOyotc at any school meeting
bY roaO who has the other qualifications now
rcaGil Ell Dv law" Dsqualic alton for Is abolished
Tue American cltiz VINO has the other qualifications
waO IS the mOtncr guardian of Child attending
scAou taxable per-oal properly. resides III ihe
where se offers to vote, and Is twtnYone years
o. age rs emitted ant this law is binding On the
Oh ,crs OF al scauOl meetings, while the superh-
cBdcuis statement not III her vote is challenged she
swear n IN.
BE not deceived or bTOwbeaten give way 10 no irck
throat ODey and CnfOrc, the law. Attend the school
meetings. the general school law requires N0u There
lawful ppweis ana before youf genie aruiness
ali puts 10 rob you OF your newborn freedom hhal'
wholly iaii
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
PRETENDING TO BE 4 DOCTOR.

wel-dreSsed man called at ile house of Samuel
De C0p No 52t Paciiic-s'., BTOoiiyp, Saturday af-
tcrnoon, and said that he WAS DR.. Lewis, prac;-
toner 10 an eye aud ear inurnary. lie said that
he had called 10 treat Mrs De Coos cy s. winch
trouble her greatly After cX0mining them, lie
wrote prescription, for which size PAID f3 30. In
qpiry AT the Eve and Ear intirnary showed that No
Dr.. Lewis is connected win u, GrG .hc police pro-
nouncc The man 4 swindler. tie is drscrbcd as
abou; thirty-fv years old, FIVE feet eight inches III
height, With dark barr and complexion, small mus
tachc and heavy eyebrows. lie wore light suit
an a iitlf In
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
ROBBED IN TIE STREET.

William Durack OF No. 81 Ilopkns-st Brooklyn,
was walking in Iont-ave., near FOrtieth-st.
shortly after midnight yesterday, when John J..
Mclaughlin. mousder, twenty-five years of age,
Iymg in Tcnth-ave. between Ihir:y-ixth and
Thriv-srventh-sts seized him by the throat and
took small of money from his waistcoat pocket.
Mr. Duracks cries for assistance attracted the at
ienton of Officer Malone, of tic Twentieth Pre-
cinct who arrested Mclaughlin, after chase. In
the Jefferson Market Police Court, Justice Smith
held the prisoner Tor trial in default of So 600 bail
aud committed the complainant to the House of
nnfrl.iinIi.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
RECOVERING THE BODIES SLOWLY.

Work ut the tunnel of the Hudson River Railroad
Tunnel Company. Jersey CITY, was delayed yestcr-
day by difficulties III the way. and the calse0n WAS
only sunk one foot. Ii Will have to be lowered
three feet before OF the bodies can be reached.
though ono was partly visible Yesterday. An extra
orce of men was put to work last night III order TO
expedite the work rs much as possible. ii will be
necessary To cut away tho iron plates before The
caisson can be sunk any further. Foreman Hurley
stated last night that the bO les lay in Such posi-
tion that they could ,l be taken out at once, but
Superintendent Loveioy said that such was lot the
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
TOWN CARRIAGES.

We have now on view al our Ware
rooms, Broadway, 47th TO 4Sth-St., Large
Stock of Fashionable TOWN CARRIAGES,
embracina BR0UGHAM5. LANDhUS, Lam
DAULETS. COUPES, ard T-CARTS, TO-
neither with variety of vehicles suitable
for Country Driving wiih Full hssOrt-
nlent of ilIe BREWSTER WAGON, Of which
we are Sole manufacturers.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
OUTDOOR SPORXS.
EARN WINS A SWIMMING MATCH.

FEARN WINS A SWIMMING MATCH.
George Fearn swan yesterday from the foot of
East Thirty-third-st. TO Hi's Dock, Flushing Bay,
a distance of thirteen miles in honrs and % min
utes. August Suustrom, of Brooklyn and JOHN
Williams. of Canada, started 10 SWIM with Feafn.
and had gone eleven miles when they forced
TO leave the water. Fearn will receive 500 as IA
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
aBSrlNEyCE TAUGHT TO CHILDREN.

A temperance meeting under tine direction of
the ,unday-schoo of the Third Reformed
Presbyterian Church was held in the church
in twenty ty-third-st., near Eighth-ave.. yesterday
afternoon. Pupils OF the school read from
the Scriptures passages in whici the doctrine Of
total abstinence is taught. Address were delivered
by the Rev Messrs. W. +. Sabine. of the Reformed
Episcopal Church; Carlos Martyr. Of the Thirty
fourth Street Reforned Dutch Church and w. j.
Maxwell OF the Reformed Presbyterian Church.
Liverpool. England. Closing remarks were made
By the pastor, the Rev. David Gregg
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
COMMITTED FOR BURGLARY.

Henry Gerdes. a lIoboken grocery clerk. eighteen
years of age, entered the house at No. 81 Jones-s;
SATURDAY i,iclt, and had prepared clothing valued
at $50 for removal when Diedrick Ruiter. of No.
277 Bleeeker-s. detected hin aud caused his ar
iest At the Jefferson Market Police Court yestei-
day Justice Smith committed GerdeS for lial.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
FOUND DROWNED IN NEwTowN CREEK.

The body of an unknown man, about forty years
of age, with long dark hair and mustache. and
dressed in fine dark business suit, found float
1ng in Newtown Greek pear the marne dock Of the
Long Island Railfbad Company at Hunters Point,
yesterday morhing. The only article fonnd IN the
clothing wss Bellevue Hospital card with the
writing So obiiterated that It could not be deci-
pherede Coroner DayreD took charge of the body
aud will hold an inquest Wednesday,
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
A NEW ROMAN CATHOLIC PARISH

new Roman Catholic parish has boeh estab-
lished in Harlem. embracing the district North OF
One-hundred d-twenty -iourth-st. Tie Rev. Fa-
ther Jane, W. Power, late assistant pastor of ST.
Thcresas Church, has been appointed pastor.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
NEW YORK CITY.

| Old-fashioned s,de-combs are again worn.
| Central Park was crowded with visitors yester-
| day.
Ccntra-avc. was crowded with carriages yester-
day. Some OF the finest horses in the city were out
IrenUnt-ave. to West Farms Is in a wretched
| condition. Holes and ruts are numerous as to
render carriage driving rather dangerous.
| New chaelainc bags are of light leather, painted
III delicate colors. and finished at the bottom and
| sides with q puit of SATIN.
| Some of the gloves have the tops finished
with puifs of satin running either lengthwise or
around the arm
The streets crossing Third-ave. above Onc-hun-
dred-and -forfy-thri-st are i'm a bad CONDITION.
They have not been cleaned, 1t Is said, since
February.
DROWNED AT CASTLE GARDEN.
was drowned OH the dock at Castle Garden last
night. Ills BODY was not recovered.
DEAD AND BURIED At SEA.
DAVID Gallagher cabin passenger on the steam
ship Aisa. from AsplnwaIl, died September 23, and
was buried at sea.
SUNDAY SALES IN BROADWAY.
broadway was lined on both sides from the Post
Office to Wall-st. yesterday with vondeis OF small
aftcie5. Ihcy seemed 10 lave thriving irainc.
GOATS Is UPTOWN GARDENS.
Goats are becoming 50 numerous III the annexed
district that thcy "ie 4 glieNOus nuisance. Fine
flower and vegetable gardens nave been devastated
10y them.
STABBED WITHOUT PROvOCAriON.
John Pope, Young man employed at the stable
ont cause by three unknown last night and
STABBED III the cheek. He was sent TO 81. Luke's
Hospital
MORE PATR )LsEN NEEDED.
The ThiltV-t iird Precinct Police thlnil they need
some OF tGc 100 patrOimen who are to bc ap-
pointed, as tue ground which they have 10 cover IS
entirely too large.
TAILOR5 HAVE CLAMBABE.
The jOuInryman tallOIs In the employ of Henry
Prouse Cooper, with their families numbering
about 40 persons. enjoyed pleasant excursion on
Saturday. Bg invitation of Mr.. Cooper. the party
embarked On the steamer Thomas COlIyer for On
lslaAd Where thcy had Rhode island cambake.
SHOT AT HIS own DOOR.
While Christian SciZ, German labOreF, was
standing in irJnt OF EI3 own hon'c. at No 4O4
East Eity -BIDtll-St, at / o'clock yesterday
| morning lie WAS jostlc1 by three drunken
men VINO were passing. Soiz remons rated and
quarrel cnsled. Ono OF the strangers drew pistol
AID SHOT Seiz III the arm inilictng severe wound.
The men then made their escape.
CAUGHT STEALING A WATCH.
AZ the Iombs Poico Court yesterday before JUS
tce Murray. Hudson Van Bruut, of Scabriaht,
y. j., charged Michael Donueliy, age thIrty-nne,
OF No. Isl Cnrystie-ss., wiih having grabbed hls
silver watch wnIlc he was passing through Hester
st. IA urday afternoon. Inc thief pursued aud
arrested by Officer Carr, OF the FOgrth Precinct.
Doune,ly was committed for trial IN default OF
81 600 bail
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
EFFECT UPON BOYS OF CLUB LIFE.

Officers Flood and Walsh, OF the Twenty first Pre-.
riDct, arra,gncd James hugbes, Thomas Beardsal
Daniel Lalor and Michael Sbeenan in the Yorkvilie
Police Court yesfcriay on a charge of burglary
They were charged with breaking into the iqdor
store at No. 593 SccOud-aye., and stealing liquors
and cigars valued at $2J Tue prisoners, with many
other boys o. the ncighDorboOd. have had a club
in the cellar under the liquor store. Beneath
the flooring ia this room were foand slowed away
the stolen goods. LaIor discharged and the
Others we're committed .or trial in default Of Isl 900
Ill
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ErcreH House-BiGmsterne Bi6nsoD. OF Norway;
AMI Mira Ole nnil ..fti nue. HohtExA ftoriey sencra
Amos H. Akefman. OF Georgia; Congressman william r.
Fpc Of Name, aud Ross Robertson, of Toronto - o,
H0W X. Alderman, President of the Illinois Centra
liircad Company. Clarendon UofeiCaros Ho,lu
Colombian Minister TO England UeSfMnser Jfotct-
Captain slaughter Of the British Navy l0FH Hofct
Percy Roberts, Of New. Orleans
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
DEAD FROM EATING ARSENIC.

Hugh Cassidy. one Of the persons poisoned ut No.
50 uifrlk-St Saturday evening by eating oatmeal
in Which arsenic had been mixed by mistake. died
early yesterday morning. The members OF the
OchaughneSsv family and Mrs. Ann Curran, who
also ate of the oatmeal, were improving yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
MAXINE INTELLIGENUE.
MIVIATCRE ALMANAC.

sun r.e. 5.J2 sun ssts.. $50 Clock SLOW sm Ia
Moon rises. soutns. GIL Moons a,utayr 23
az n WAIkK TJ.pAt IA.
~ WiIE. TJpAt.F.
SANDY HOOK 205 islana. 2.3j Hell GIts .... 42i
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
AssAULTING A POLICEMAN.

Patrolman Lawlor, OF the Twenty first Precinct.
arrested man named Thomas Mccormick for dis.
orderly conduct last night, and was taking him
across First-ave. at ThIrty.third-st. when au at
tempt to rescue the prisoner made by William
Kelly, OF No. 324 East Thrty -frst-st Kelly struck
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
COLLEGE ATHLETICS.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, Sept. 2G.-The Will
Jams College Athletic Association Will hold ITS annual
sport on the Hoosac Valley Agricultural Fair Grounds
Oct
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27

UNAyoIDABLY DELAYED. Landlady (Sea-
view House "Apari uienis, SRI Lor' bless you. sir
they've been Lot ever long Which thought
was never n-oOininP Exhausted M, r.: "Ahi That
couf0unded Parliamentary traini Nothing but stop
psgesl"-tPupch