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, 1880-07-04

A large and enthusiastic meeting was he'd
yesterday evening at Social Hail.. Grand
Crossing. for the purpose Of organizing
Young Mems Garfield and Arthur Club, ].
2. Scovell was chosen Temporary Chairman
and F. S. Blain Temporary Secretary.
Committee on Organization was appointed
and also Il committee Of five to meet with tA
Young Mems Garfield Club OF Chicago Tue;
day. It consists Of Charles Reqna. T. !
William Smith. The Club will meet again
III two weeks at Grand Crossing, when.
number OF speakers will be present audi
permanent organization will be effects;
Quite number signed the constitution am
bylaws.
, 1880-07-04

Albert Keifner, q farm hand in the employ OF
il. K. Hoag, at Odell, Ill.,, recently got out OF bed
to steal watch and small amount OF casn
from his employer, and succeeding III his intent.
came to this city. Mr.. Hoag followed, md
caused his arrest Ia the street yesterday: The
witch was recovered in pawnshop at No. LIB
West Madison street.
Minor arrests: John Windsor, Il years OF age,
larceny of pair of boots from George Parker;
Olds ana Timothy Ryan. larceny Of s5o oyer.
coat from Alex Mclaughlin, of No. u Kusn
street, which WIS recovered at Lewis pawnshop;
Barney Young, receiving valuable morse
stolen from Joseph Hanson: Henry King,
larceny of roll OF carpet from James Rowe:
Arthur .ad Ango bis
Fridny afternoon Charles Kohler, a boy at
the Gardner House, WIS detected in stealing
pair Of diamond studs from Mrs. Miller, guest
confessed, and restored the property; There
Crawford, suspected that Kohler was the boy
and caused bis arrest yesterday in the hope OF
being able to scare him into returning the goods
Richard ST. Clair: alias Comiskoy, and his
brother-in-law. William Ashley, expert high
run in by Detectives Londergan and A,nstein.
In their possession was found $5o0 bond OF the
R5oSkn oos of 3o XYossnh
trustee. II hns every appcaranccot tho egcnuine,
and il it is worth anything ut all is quite valsi-
able. for the interest uOeS nUt appear 10 Aatt
been collected for several years.
john Sullivan ia a young thief who was sent to
the House Of Correction for five months: in last
wagon in front Of Sweet Dempster
g. Co.'S store on Monroe street. When Sullivan
was liberated yesterday he was taken back to
the County Jail upon an indictment against him
for stealing trunk from one Of Brink 8 express
wagons. The trunk was the property of i'm
Eastern travelling man, and contained valuable
elothing, which was found upon Sullivan when
arrested.
In addition 10 the arrests Of Stewart and
Schultz for the robbery Of Henry Baran. shoe
maker ut No. 5:aa State street. which was men-
toned in yesterdays paper, Detectives Nc
Donald md Duffy have arrested Peter
Ewci. keeper Of the salpon ut No.
2s6 South Water street IL which a,oul1a nnE:,a a
Ewel+ snilor, brother of Peter, and Otto ".
Michcls. the partner in the saloon business. The
first men arrested told ,lll they knew yesterday.
and, though Ewel denied that he had taken
any part in the robbery or knew
ANYTHING about tho money, the officers
uscertained otherwise OF the money stolen
Cornelius Ewel received so, which he was final
ly compelled to admit The rctnuinder, includ-
Ing II watch wAs found on the ground beneath
the flooring Of the saloon.
, 1880-07-04


The umbrella, which the Englishman under
dispensable accompaniment Of his toilet RS
often us he brcathes the outer air. is for very
different reasons In the East necessity to the
native. 1n-Stam aud Burmah, China, AMMAN,
and Cochin China, it IS not only the neces-
sary protection agaiust the Intrusive rays
OF vertical sun. but it has func-
tons Of its own to discharge which nre quite
foreign to it oven in those countries where it is,
as it was, intended to be, "lttlc shade" It Is
distinctive feature in the lives and characters
OF the natives Of thnaa narts. and thsir Kings
, 1880-07-04
LOCAL CRIMJE e.
CUTTING AFFRAY.

CUIIlNf Ar r IAA1s ..-...
james Coylc and james Sweeney, sailors
boarding ut No. 4. kinzio street. quarreled last
evening ut o'clock in front OF the house over
an apple Sweeney drew pockct-knife in the
fight and cut Coyle In the left cheek opening
IL c,car from the mouth to the ear,
and exposing to view the jaw-bone
and teeth Dr. ". L. Mari, who scwed up ana
dressed the wound, did not consider It very dull
gcrous and with proper cure Coyle will recover.
Sweeney, upon seeing blood. ran of: and, though
pursued by Officer Muin to the West Division, nsi
was finally lost track of. scrgt Hogan and Qlcer
Capturing Sweeney ut tho Kinzic street depot
just as he was about to leave ,,an@r Town
stroneIy denied cutting Coyle, and pro-
fcssed the greatest friendship for him. It is
known that the two men had trouble IN Buffalo
counter. This, to the police. accounts for the
serious Termination over II trtitng dispute about
an apple,-a ycritablc apple Of discord.
, 1880-07-04

M.aatrra! lF'ittkss.
4 few days ago us son of Mr. Nichol0s Nor
rish. OF NaSsngAwcva- was passing through tine
woods on his farm he noticed hhwk lowering
around near him. Thinking nothing about the
matter he walked OIL. when all ut once, and be-
lived down aud cnught his hat in IT'S claws and
carried it aloft- When the bird got about the,
hight Of the trees it let the hut drop.
, 1880-07-04
Sl1Icl0E.

Special Dtspdtch to The Catcdoo 1rtouHt.,
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, July s.Got1e1
Rausher, a well-known German, comnltRa
suicide at Owens to-day by drowning tt
had been despondent for some time.
, 1880-07-04

TIE CINCINNATI MEETING
C1Sc1SSA11. O.. July 3-The July trotting
Monday. and continues tive days. There has
been an unusually large number OF entries and
OF good horses. Proteine, Charley Ford. apd
Darby are in the free for az cilss; Capt stone
day. 1nasmuch as she Tas drawn at Columbus
a few days ago. there Has been suspicion that
the same thing would b4 done here. Capt
TUESDAY. barring only bad day and track. She
did not start at Columbus because Of the large
number of starters
WEDGENOOD vs. MAUD s.
CINCINNATI. O.. July John Spla1t the driver
papers to trot that horse aganst Mr.. Wander
biIt's mare Maud s.. now in this city, match
race for s, GOO. mile BEATS three in five, In hAr-
ness. the race to takc place nt the July trotting
meeting in Chicago. 1t Is believed that the race
will be made
SUSPENSIONS AND REtSsTATENESTS.
Special Dispateh tn The Chiccga Tribune.
HARTrouD, Coun., July 3.-The National Trot-
pensions and rcnstatcmcnts affecting Western
SUSPENSIONS
[For ron-payment of entraucc-mone
By order OF the National Fair-Ground Associ-
caEo. H.; and the b.g Charles or Charlie g.,
By e order Of The milwaukee, wis.> Driving-Park
Dom Pedro: S. N. Farrar, El,nwood ILL.,. and the
e, III. Ncrtic; Fl. Byrne, Chicago. and the 3. y.
shepard Boy; Jerc Dunn, chicaEt', and the ch r.
Dy order of the Southern Ohio Fuir associa-
ton, Dayton, O.-John Larzelcrc. GAINESVILLE, o.,
and the Oh. S. Douglas truni,er); u. u. 3lace,
Schooley's Station, g, and tic s. g. 1nde1 rum
ner): Dr. A. Slneull Lima. O., and the b. u.
Dcsdcmona talso fined under Rule 4Bl: 4. j..
Cnltlrou Bradford, Pa, and the IN. s. Allegheny
Boy lsince rclnstated); T. Il. rrlnce. Nashville.
, 1880-07-04

NEW York, July 3.-Victor Emruser,
seaman on the bark Oliver Curtis, from .
Kits, is this morning reported dead u
Quarantine Hospital from yellow~fever. raa
other seaman from the same vessel are At aa
hospital with the fever. p,
, 1880-07-04
BJJRGLARIES.

Burglars do not hesitate to work downtown
these nights, and good rich haul seems only
a question of time. Friday night burg
lars broke into the saloon OF T. Cha4ifoa1,
No. II6 Monroe street, and stole lot
Of cigars and liquors. Entrance was
effected by prying open side basement door.
An attempt was mnde to enter No. sE kandolpn
street. Butler & Co.'s counter supply store, out
they were scared away after forcing hasp on
the front door.
Mr.. Fairbanks proprietor of the Northwestern
hoop factory, at the intersection Of Fifth street
and the Northwestern Railroad, yesterday report
cd TINT the night Of June - burglars stripped
the works of all its brnsscs such as faucets and
connections. The police at once arrested
AuFust Kuetz, Albert Walsh, John Slater, Jo-
seph Cherry, Joseph Leonard. Mike Somertlcld,
and Mike Holter, the alleged perpetrators John
Geek, junk dealer at No. Curricr street IS
also locked up, charged With receiving the
property stolen.
, 1880-07-04
FOR Girls TO READ,

New YORK. July 3.-Susan Rensen, aea
20, has just died from pulmonary apoplea!'
produced by tight lacing. The ribs OF "
girls corset had been SO tightly drawn
that they had almost sunk into the tesn
, 1880-07-04
MEDICAL.
RECORDS VITAL RESTORATIVE

Fully 3 per cent OF the human rnce hfe sSs s.,s
partial Or complete tmlotency This ttaft't* 't*IrtsS
ton will be fully corrubora.ed By every estssses
rhe prncpai tee
symptoms ura loss OF vxUr spcr1uutorrhfsa rroeef
the buck, disposition avoid society lan4uop,, a
leucorrhesl lin females, debiittating dreams ~
false modesty prevent the p1ren! fruua asn ra
child OF this grent evil. Secret hnhats are u M .,p<
OF ignorance The medical has oesh s,hhocaS
the demand for Increased accommodations NJ A
sane asytums amply attest ,.,,., nhy,toAaff
that no vital action take place except noT<s
nYency OF the nervous system II the nesro ID NJ
nny organ IS wenkcnod, then thut otisan fh4t v
stood the test for over half century: ~ nd
VITAL REsroKAT1vE hes heen scruttpp,.is psris ~ auF
dorSed oy the Academy ut Nedlc1ne IN nlhn4nhors
cantharidcs. or other poison; is pnseis ~ eJeet
producing reaction, tz1d Is pc ~ fur9
cen.ed Pill. and pe hat of LeSa1n ~ s
BIZ rue ltiehelieu Paris Franefi. 9F s.oae; g Bai
ST. LouiA Mo-: bax OF 100 pills. s. box OF va
b. mil upon rcceip: OF price, j.,
CERrIE1CATE- xh
PArk1s July IL rs1.:-E1 kue lie In pai1-A Asnr1- IN
hftystrce years. old had been Hsu1we- ~-cn foI h4
years nervous temperament; Ind snne5eu .esfs ~
years with spermau,rrhtea~ ana Inr te anr
nervous debility and en:ra tnpt'schca ~ eny "
years he tried every known remedy y w ~ iry Reoso
Vital Restorative After four months ae ~ nst ~
aged, but Insisted upon hts CONTINUING IT, ~ I'D ~
nine months no WIS restored to WI neoa'A
Out IT st9 patients treated t5 wese csle cur and ~
days, li5 n stx weoks. 1U oatween enar;hs tn
mon.h:, oetween tive and nG SiS e.
Medicine tic In Hospital -
SOLD BIZ ALL DIkUssElS Csiossa D.,
VAESCUAaCI STEVENSON j. CO. Cnt!ss.:ss ssffrf4
@''' ~ Wholesale Agents for the pf'1 -
, 1880-07-04
PRESIDENT HAYES.

New YORK. July 3.-President Hayes I'D
Mrs. Hayes visited Coney Island to-day. :
companied by Postmaster James and AE
James. In the evening the President ~
party started for Washington.
, 1880-07-04

Wilmington (I)ei.} Nrra. -.ta,
The sight OF a Federal General with epaussIs.
upon his shoulders used to throw geaal'
Democrat into violent spas1ns-
, 1880-07-04

Russ Ellis rot first money, Alfred second. Gray
Dobbin third, and Una fourth.
4 double tenn race, local horses for purse
Of SEQ, two best ip three, was the next IheGe
were six entries and four starters. Kitty II:
Prince won two straight hcats III 3:o3a$: and
3:u34 and got first money Gen L. W: Heatn =,
owas them. Bay Dick and Mate were second in
each heat and got second money. Hero and
jack we're fourth and third and got third money
Little Dan and Little Ned were third and fourth
and got fourth money.
This evening the Sherifr's officers in this coun-
ty seized Sleepy Tom. the great pnccr+ on an
attachment IN suit for $500 brought agal'lst
Joe Udeu, Toms owner, by Fn.nk Shaw, othciai
BOOKSELLER for the meeting. Shnw says udell
bought about $5U0 III pools on Kentucky Wilkes
in the 2::.3 race yesterday, and when Wilkes Has
beaten did not pay for them, and SO ne takes the
horse to secure his money. The officers have
locked the horse up. but the general impression
is that the matter will be settled.
Most Of the horses and horsemcn left this
evening for Fort Wayne, 1nl., to so IN the
meeting which becins there OH Monday.
YOUNGSTOWN RACES.
YouNGsTowN, O., July 3.--The races closed TO-
day with 10000 people witnessing them. The
Gotirhffnt
, 1880-07-04
nEISSrArENEETS.

Tenn, and the b. m. Sally Polk trunner1; W: -
Link, Nashville, Tenn, and the Gu m. bees"lns
(runncr).
, 1880-07-04

TIne-s:G; a:ao1z $50: 3::s3: 1881: .::A.
Jack Of Trumps won the free-for-ail running
race; Ella L. second, Repartec third, Darkness
fourth Time, So
MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
LONG BRANCH, n J.,J July 3.-There was good
attendance to-day at the opening Of the acn. Mon.
mouth Park meeting. The weather Is pleasant
and the track in tine condition
The first race thrce-qunrters OF m1lel was
won BY Kitte II sfonx second Dan n spaidn1g
The Hopeful Stakes for 2.year-olds half mile.
WINS won by Spinaway, which took the lead ut the
start and vas never headed; 4n1t Ge5annm second
Luke Blackburn won the Ocean Stakes, mile
and an eighth, Duke OF Montrose second, Har-
The Long Branch Handicap Sweepstakes, milo
ifavorit) second. Milan third Time, 2:1sA.
Danicher, Surge second, Pilot third. Time, 2:5ys
Dircy distanced. Surge was big favorit IN the
pools.
race, mile and 4 half over six hurdles; Disturb
ance second, Pomcroy third. Time, 3:01h-
COLUMBUS. o.
COLUMBUS, O., 1uly3.--There was large at
tendance at the races to-day, and some fine sport
was witnessed. The first race was the 2::9 class,
for purse Of $500. divided. Tho following is the
summary:
aannis --..-'..".~'...'.'.-...... !
OrhllXe OlEl- .-.-.--.-. ---..--.---1 - ="
Belle efsse!s asaeas:o; a: s:$4 s:a: *. ST;
Inc 6ecoQ0 race Na6 lHE @-21 pstEluss 1ot. q
purse of $500. divided. The following Is the
summary:
Ben Hamilton. z
MONDAY y-----.......--...------S . l
Lincoln / = j Htst
Tlne-2:o415 2:23A: 3::27.z 3:.7A 2:241i 2:25h.
DIS MONIES. La
Dgs MONIES, H., July 3.-ln the 2::oe4 class at
the races to-day the summary is US follows:
Ella EaTl.. . =
Fred Douglass. -.-...-...-..-.-....-... ] ! l
Jessie Dixon. .......-.......--.-..-.-..3
N1id OF MOut1-. = .
Foxy yV..........-............ 4
IYms-9:255k; 2:26a<; e:25A 2:2e64.
Pure $300-2:50 class Summary:
Hidden Treasure. c........-......-.-....-.-..1 ] ]
Dn1lbtful }irl = q
Ro]mnnt Prince =
Eihora S s
, 1880-07-04

Hn&E0M IfEIflscripL
We can't afford to spoil another good General
By trying to whitttle a Statesman out OF him.
, 1880-07-04
o second. Winners at either meeting excluded.

to second. winners Rt eltaeE uQeel1IE cAGAuuoA'
G. B. Morris ch. +. GoldbuE, yrs, by John
Morgan. dam Bonnet, n lbs. L. Brown.
'SHFe WaT Dance, Dance d dam n Monomania, i67 .
1a'ns; Davis: i, oa;cSa yis; sSynfsSt 6y Fat
lbs. ........... Gibson. 3
L. Whitney's ch T. Maccdonicus. yrs.
By Glen Athoi. dam Mcte!la. liz
7 NJ n Randall 4 cos b. c. Biz Henry, s
yrs, by Melbourne, Jr., dam Ida
sumucr nns' nros.: r. br. c. Hcnown. i yrs. BY
West Roxbury, dam Nora worm, llO
ny lbs i;o,, nn!ns.ue 81. ons'
"; r. Johnson Jonnsons dam u; u nnania NAV. ii5s
lbs.......-- Ia: ;::,u ;.''enk'ns . dis'
1""e-1o' s.,
In the three-quarter- mile dash vende was
favorit, bur. although he had good start. CAM
mic F.. BeeSwlpE, ana Little Ne!l peal nln
easily. the distance being done IN l:loM.
rnEsuxAAnY.
ats.vr Day-Purse S10: $50 to second, Three
lt., - = niin ;Njnvors th;s vcar crchI,,eI.
11a>-.-a ~ Hoven e. ~ % n m tamnli1, r i
.,rs hv .Innoi,. dan, CorIe1ia lI3 Ihs
Sanders
E. Hnrrison's ch. i. Bceswing, 3 yrs. by
Ballankeel, dam Orphan Girl, re lbs:
Observation-Disclosures. " Jones .
]. K. Sprfngtields ch. t. Little Nell yrs, oy !,
King Lear. dam Finance. u lbs. HoFcy >
n. Beckers b. g. Vender, yrs, by G!cne}E, =
dam Lark. 107 lbs ....... Ed"afus
NJ. Youngs b. y. Boswell yrs. py bnnne a
Scotland. dam Hou!ah " lbs; ..olp19s
oonrne, Jr.* oa1u " oo4Aet'oo' ''' n',rne;jo n
:. - n.,.3.s ~ ~
dam Natid!, 9 i' lbs. T. Brown 0
, 1880-07-04

TLme-33:::a.; ,::2914; $50; 2:::s3: 2:3l: s:A.
Jack Of Trunps won the free-fOr-nl running
race; Ella u. second, Repartec third, Darkness
fourth. Time. l:51.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
rARv1-N OPENS THE SEASON.

The perennial Barnum opened the season of 1ssO
OF his " Greatest SHOW on Earth" Yesterday after
noon. lie was greeted by an audience which flied
the big American Institute linilding at Ihlrd-ayc.
and Sixfy-thirdst., and in the evening the thrOnu
was even larger than the afternoon, every noo!:
and corner and place OF vantage beng occupied.
Many Oi the ncGt attractions of last season
have hcrn retained including Mm". Dnckrill,
the trained stallons ,>ignor Sebastian. and
Miss Emma Lake. In addition TO these
several new candidates for public favor appeared.
Among them was the Nelson Family, whose grace
ful acrobanc fcats won loud applluse; Mad anne
Nelson's flock OF trained doves attracted much at
trmtion. Madame Mariua cXhntcd sensational
lraping ac,. and the lcapng stag, the performing
oxen and the Zu'Gs were prominent features Of the
entertainment.
XaZcl thrilled the ncrTcS of the spectators ly the
daring of her fcats. She shot from an immense
cam IN to the gir!rrs of the bnildinG alghung
upon q wire suspended below the rmi. After a
number uf icas M this height she poised herself for
a moment, and plunged down hradfurcIcS!. land
ING upon ne; placed 10 receive her about ten feet
from the ground.
The Mchagcre and Museum contain many new
curiositcs. both animate and lnanimaic.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
BlSE-BdLL NOTES.

The Champion League Providence Club
played their oaciing gam, at Washington yesterday
wt the strong NatiO"al Cub and defeated them by
score of 10 3. Tao BnstOns opened tie saasrn yes
tcday In Boston, playing two games OF six innings each
against n strong picked nine. icy Will pitch for the
licked nine III Tie first game and EOnd in the cUnd
The chan iamshp of tie Pacific has been opened
The Athletic cub defeated The Bay Cly Gun recently
before 1000 PERSONS by score OF TO ,. Casey
and Calvin formerly Of tie Cleveland ana Buffalo
C.ute. belong to the Athlcc'. ald McVcy to the
Bay City Club. TIC best game thus far Played
was that between the Bay Ciiy ard Kn;clerbockcr
Cubs when the latter yictGrous by srorc Of 10
o. Robert Matthews. who pitched Tor The Muiuals for Il
number Of scasOns, has with Fnsscborb oi Tie
most promising catchors IN the country, to Snn
Francisco. under engagement To the piuprl nf he
Union GrOuad. the Nationals Of Washingon Will leave
home soon u Western trip. aad viii play in Cincinnati
on wednesday Thursday amt SllurdY OF ncXt ws,k
Inc club Is sirng one ana met with t'c dllcn Is
in batting the ball q. Richmond. of the Lagur Woice,
tor Cldh, during TIC gaines with ;he Brown University
Ciub last WccR.
lefr. the breast of the Sl.t. The uniforms will rot
dr,r from those OF last year The aggrcyac The sal
aries pad to the players Ot this years team Is 7jO
% to ~ Go5 vir il nr"h"iv t ~" r ,'t IL ~
pad by any IN the country. The retirement OF
the finest players in the country IS os. nncl If by
the League Barnes. II IS sald, VIII manage il
team in Kansas City; WnGht can play IN
~, ,OO0. At a meeting OF he Leaano Worcester luSt
Sulurd ~ b. Increase TIE caitm stock OF
the cub t0 1000 Most Ol This sum IL nlrcady pledged
The new National AssocialIOn Baltimore Cub hns
c,ecic officers and adopted consttu on ami bylaws
TIE nine will probably 10 maGc NJ Of TIC following
pagers: Dc1alry. Day. Hroutlcrs, Meyers. Sniry,
R.chmo Il. Eaglcr. IlAuics and Car The club wi
visit Albany Troy, Boston, Worcester and Providence
during the attcr pdit OF month. The Troy, ,Rullo AMI
Cleveland CUTS are ~ daily practice. Tue Cleveland
Clubs batting order will probably be as fOluWS: iluia-
ling, DUNLAP IaHlon Shaticr, Kennedy, Phillips. Glass
cock. Mccormick and HankiIsOn. The club will uucn
the against the Nationals OF Wasngtou Ali
&c, ~ amd %s Troy, Kent Callahan and O'ConnOr left
this city Yesterday for Dubuque Iowa, where they are
engaged 10 play vita tie professional club Of that place
1he League championship season Will b. opened
weeks from next Saturday. The Chicagos Will bn Mt
Cincinnati. the Cleveland and Buffalo Clubs ut CicYc
land the Providence and Boston Clubs at Pro. ce
aud the Worcester and Troy Cubs ut Worcester.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
DISCUSSING INDIAN SUPPLIES.

The Indian CoInmis ssiOncrs assembled at the
Metropolitan Hotel yesterday The full Bpald. with
tie cXccptOn of General Stoncman, of California.
was present. consisting OF Amos &. BarstOv. GEN
cra Clinton i. Fisk, W. Stickncy, H. Rush Roberts,
Alert H. I51y TmGy' d. II. Icr""r' W. Lyons
The meeting was held with closed doors.
The regular business for the Session to let the
contracts for the Indian supplies but Congress has
so far failed 10 make the necessary approl ratio
Inc commissioners fcar troublc with tho NcrtlI-
western Indians, tor unless the supplies are for
war,lrd IN .unc tine Missouri River bccomc. 20 low
that il il impossible then to do so. Mr.. Kingsley
sad 10 the rcplrt"r that the Commissioners w0nld
pciiiOn Congress TO make the necessary apprOpria-
tiUns immediately Another session Will bc hcld
fo-dly
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
JERSEY CITY's CREDIT.

The committee of citizens appointed by Mayor
Hopper 10 investigate the sale Of per ccni funded
debt bonds BY the Board of Finance and Taxation.
met Wednesday night IN the City Hall At jersey
City. Ex-Congressman Hardenbergh. the nrosl-
dent of the Hudson County National Bank.
testified that in his opinion the action of the
bers of the Board was right He said the expenses
of the city wclc too large and the tux levy was TOO
arc not collected and the city runs bcnd every year.
f. 6. Walbert testified that the bonds were soId for
S9le, and that figure was, lie believed. below their
read froia Joseph Seligman & Co. showing that
when rcr cent bonGs were bringing 81 per cent
bonds were only worth 7G
At another meeting last night, John T. Van Cccf,
tie clerk Of the Beard test fled that the sales
never entered on thc minutes. Leon Albeit, the
Corporation Counsel Of tic City, testified that lie
was consulted in his official capacity whcn the safes
were made and that the Beard had fulfilled every
requirement OF the law III the matter. The price at
which the bonds sold was the best that could
be obtained and the sales were not advertised as
that wOud have impaired Their value.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
DEBT OF TIE PRESBYTERIAN uosrlTAL.

The twelfth anniversary Of the Presbyterian Hos
rital at Sevcnteth-st. and MadsOn-aVe.. was ceie-
brated yesterday. \ large numbcro visitors called
during the day, and inspected the various depart
Iucns of the hos pta which We're all thrown open to
the public and III the afternoon the annual meeting
took place in the chapel Among those present were
the Rev. Dr.. Howard Crosby, judge Noah Davis
Judge Van Worst, cx-Cuvcrn"r Morgan, Robert l..
Stuart. Robinson Walsh, Frederick StuIgiSs and
Charles J. Day.
The twelfth annual report shows that 575 patients
have been treated during tie past wear; that the
percentage of dcaHs has been less than here; oforc
that nearly thrcc-fonrthS of all the PATIENTS were
treated wholly without charge. The trra>ur.rs re-
port showed that tlr deficiency of $4,000 last year
had cow reached $l5, GOO
Addresses were delivered by the Rev. Dr. Howard
Crosby aud judge Noah DAVIS. DR.. CROSBY also
read Il communication from man who stated that
if $50 600 was raised toward paying oil the debt he
would add 500, 900 to the amount and ii $100, 600
was raised lie would give $50 600. This proposal
il was afterward announced, calno from Robert l..
Stuart.