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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15
THE COURTS.

WRONGLY CONVICTED OF CONSPlRAC1'
A NEW TRIAL GRANTED TO CoNMsNoNHR' FLA
utrTY AND BENNETT or BROOKIlN.
The General Term of the supreme Court oi
the Second Judicial Dsuc; has revers ID INC dee'o O
the City Court OF Brooklyn III cnnY.oLnG CORNERSTONE"
Of Cny Works John ". Fiancrty ana dtorse = ho"
nett OF conspirng Geraul the cay OF HfooAj Ou q
800 600 hy putting false names upon me pay ron" %
,ne dcnart,nent and certifying tina; i|eY vcie nui'e
thu, allowing money 10 be- drawn Tor "loh 10 "''N
had been done. Tie indictment was FOUND a-.''n''
Commissioners Flahcrty and Bennett, NJ ). pady'
SuperiutciNcnt Of .wers, and Peter VI mo wafer f-
yeyor IN the Court OF Sos ions. There wa fd7cI""
to the oyer and Ternincr; # was sent DOCK 10 lux 9's
sions and the trial finally ne!d III the Ci!y Court
before Judge Nelson and Jury, beginning apr" "
1879 Tie trial lasted for SIX weeks. aIl the testimony
WIS very yoiuanous o. Nay rs verdict Of guilt
AGAINST the two Co,ninieA rendered Oiders
Of nole pros qi were .qucntiy entered To the III
iciinlt~ against lic,>rs. DoGy aId Milne iho sentence
Of tie Court aolrst Mc1sr' Fiaerty and Hennett WAS
= fine Of $3.50 each. Their counsel men ob''in''
yrifs o. error ana ccrOrGri. ana he argument III Con
crrl FERN was ard n fousnk '"n+'e Ei' NJ y i'"'
cisco granting whl ot error ard "a new tt.I' "'a
bn, q i down Yesterday. The opinion ~ WI t'"n hY
I"ao r. ro,rd and conclrrcl 10 b} ! dgs Clrcg Tie
Opuon says tAat the Judgment should De feF'iscN' h
atcau of improper iLrr -reIco VIA ono OF in JHryf'
named wilmer while The cas- WIZ "rinH lnrt. S.ino
orc sent to the Presldng JUDGE an "i"N"ou i'dit,
informing aim Gat Wilmer uiu h."h PaSI- cii,s WIN
he sons OF ono OF the dci"ndaur btoie tic bra. p'-ah
Is, direction of The Judge lie juror wa tihch 'I,' ~
vate room with s.euoRtdsh,r aod me le,b'r WIS
shown 10 him, and be naked lf Il" kneN
who wrote Il. He replied tnat ne did moi lie
was then told To read the 'ast claus" "hich was
tue one conrluigg the charge about ca.d pl} ms WIN
Mr. Benefits sons, ana ten, ailsr Io'iiut
H. ne was again asked II ne hhc"
who wrote II. lie made ih5 came reply,
and tie Judge beH told im 20 Was very eub9fras,ns
and IN pleasant ana toward juror, aiIou-Iy W.
and n serious nipntaon. There was n"rlhg III ih' ft-
ter says Judge Barnard, eithrf unpleasant OF str'nls
A ilror NAY play "aTJB with yOuuG trh'a'lO ~ "Du
uitcrward he good Ilror 1" ny thcli lath'" "i m III
eeed or minal offence. iho counec Tor the deicn L'i
ATTEMPTED 10 say sometime IL de enc o, tie @H
his clients aud told hy the idso ihat az "nd
not xpect counsel to maze ANY ob-el' at"is iHe
dcIcndabts weiu prCaci ami were nos hNi'' a. -"
attorney far the shows. nal 80 blthoriF 10
pupcar for their ghsrncc upon tls pfocreohg'
Trr, H. no uroOf ot the OF enc facts sst IN enc
ANONYMOUS letter. aId tie juror was not a-kri II tit
were true TGe tendency was 10 domiHatr tnc JhfotH
tree Will and to errify him Ncr,ot fOr the peO-
l..
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TEE nONCASTER RACES.

REVFIiER wINNER OF HE YORKSHIRE HANDICAP
BAL GAL WINNER OF THE CHAMPAGNE STAKE.
LoNDoN, Sept. 14.--The Doncdster Septem-
her began The race for tie Great York
shire Handicap was won by Sir. r. Jirdue's fourycar
od brown colt Rcvclier Roulette second, School Boy
t.ird The following also started: III j. b. Coosson7
tlrce-yearcd bay FLY Bonnie Marden Mr.. ". :. Cfav-
fUrd's four-year-od bay colt Bay Archer. Chev.
Gmisrc,lfS hyeycarold bay colt Pacific, Mr.. T T.
Walkers three-y eaT-old bay or brown FLY Elizabeth
M Leopold De Rotnscmlds fouryearold bay colt Favo
Mr. r. lnwets fouT-y old DAY hlly White Poppy and
Mr. J. H. IoudsworlL's tour ycar-old bay colt Simba.
The very latest betting 10 l against keyeller.
to | AGAINST Is une Iardon. 10 against Bay Archer.
9 TO against Pacific o T. against Elizabeth 10 10
against Fav0. 10 against White Poppy and 10 to
against ciuba
The race for The Champa me Stakes f1r two-yedrod
co Is and fihcs also cane on ut ID ncoSt,r
to-day AMI was VOL by Jord Famoutn- pr WI
1l!v Bal 81, with Mr. Saylcs chestnut 1!y MazuTla
ard Lord CilihoIprs hay fly Augehna dead heat Or
the second place Eight lnciuninS Mr. L. Loruds
hrnvfi colt IIuuuOis.
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FALL FIELD CONTESTS.
RACING sHoorING. RALL PLAYING.

RACING. SHOOTING. BALL PLAYING.
A LIVELY DAY AT COMFY IsLAND-TuE TURF IN
rNc1,xD-A DAY WITH IHK RIFLE AT CREED
MOpR-CRICKEr, ARCHERY. ETC.
The bracing air of Yesterday WAS welcomed by The
lovers OF outdoor sports, and many contests took
mace At the Coney Island race course there was
n number of races in the presence of large crowd
of people Luke Blackburn heat UncaS easily. Inc
other winners were Charley Gorham, Grfie' Dan
X. and Pomeroy. Creedmoor looked like org en-
campment Yesterday. The fall shooting began
there and six matches were engaged in. Inc scores
ara given below liz the Doucascr races, IN Eng
land. Yesterday, the WANING horses were k0Veiier
aud Bal Gal. Iroqnois was beaten bY che la'ter'
tournament at arcnery is announced 30 take place al
the f,ir az Wavcrly. y. j.. on the I'D o. sep
tember. The great cricket match ar Phiiaceph'a
has been declared Draw.
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~trarfY CorH -C1ANacs,-lIeo nbar 10 ,rct ln,a' at
lO.Oa H. Calendar, leo = "a q. nNos us, .. ib@,
ig9 2lG 1lo ne 30. luj "a, --n. = -. -ot Isl
It rfOe C0u9f--IKc 81 IAdN-V an Nor5tJ-Court opens
al ! = g.. dAy calendar .
CuHNoN Pir's- tnAinE..s-C. p DAILY. e. J-Mouons VIII
be h,aId II 70
MtGi>E Cocsr- rrfAL TaRT-rAnr I-shcriGan. j. IN
Common pleas Court rD't i-'"ur onens 49, ~ a.
lOl 1856 L1i 45I- f.Nj. 4JOJ -j!O Az All, 3u7J,
4 ~, 4J4O. fiis. 44r7, AafA
Court opens 10 No, los, -, I'D. 800 - 1io1'
IA = Is 4Z5} s5i 400 %. 1908, ABB $40, u.s. -Si.
PAWT Have. g. m -upruo- court Pant IL Cont
ot.ns ~ 10 ~ zoe 49, ~ XII -, ~ lbtO,
y q 2Iss 2-3l. 1877. 90, 1901. 90, 1901. .t D.
GFSFgAL Sg5s'OVs-t,AGr t--nrtiL title l-'fe art
Sc len Harrington robbery Charles ous0l. louiOns "a.
ssYt ana hattol, Jacob GoVN eat giud EceN; latu'k
G'nr.cn James Cupi.hY, Hem, Won IT, ONO Assault "a
br,trr-. Vaam tllaU George - ai'tr Jamcs
- Iwosl 4un bu William cuu1iSal W ii4l'bl
NuIfav. as,tItt ami pfi,'bY.
pam i-CoYriuc ile People agt. lrrnard Noon ~.
Thora. MokcoIe. rcpuou assault and Dliry oji'e' r.
Dsv r4pe william jacobs, grand aIcrnv. James shea. III
IAN -iy Patrick IIowari, robbery Janes "hhelt teoh
os aasiut and llln solomon, - iam htuue 81,
grand laceuy; aichar f. Butler larceny from me person
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NEW vopK DAILY TpPUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEDiBEH To- Toe"

,, not he catinntpd Nj tho churches
onI eSapois arc cone Not green ~. j. tvroo9
see, fcr niles nrouHdaud twenty years WI. D. r. me-
tn ,esfor, M plJce the same c)udiilon rs
sform Adherence Tavern ell the chulchc'' M ,
and Eousrs were blown down. All inc ci"pS "l' IN
n ,dred and nal "A ves.ice Of cultivation remains S'u
iur. At Lrper's Homo tne battery "H' aVty
Henderson are in mus. A. N'Wcl-tr 49,
r,ea ,,cro H. tr,,.d: one s,ld.ar U.led uud II'c
women ar. reported scd. At 81 JOINS ..1Tat3s"
forty eet,cr- lost their houses ana b. - Diil' & liz
thor vVas general eyaa ttsu and The pcoiic "i' '
without croa of any KIND up0n which 20 Sir ~ -,
From every district there ~ 'hr same repoi. 81 E'
destruction and tie people lett without the means
of fVtp
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NhNISINNr-SfPr. II.

Sr3ye,e Court hcmGers--5y judge MacOpi3er.-
Adlr AIT godfrey and other scsl 81 arr St IN
eaon case win -lo cos oi "ar mon"n 0Y ~ the
m,ticr 81. ifpus.-Nonn enei: c.l ID iu1in where IL
now Is untn report g. made tn fc'ctDc' now pcu'lug
Iv ll.g,. Beach et az. Dsuc. Oruer -rdned as
rol.Inr tempo. Injunction.
lW4cHc.-t'ros- art SEQ memorandum
VnDs,lor tourf-Sgeci0j iern--!tv judge Hpclr-
Webb sg TYrg second street, Manhattan and u ;cip
las A,enues HaiIay Comu" IA motion 10 todt} the II
lnu,tOn with no coats fareIs walton. etc
e. NcC.br FJrg o. al-Ori rs ~ tis nuant0
Bowman a.. rugtc Order d'lVn~ motion Quilk agt
thu Royal I'm, Insurance Con- pay - LIVERPOOL; same aE
tie Insurance Comuauy o. NO.h America: same aS' th)
Para firr Insurance COMPANY same "Si me 'onlA
KiOUklYn same AZ. tle tcili m
American frr Insurance C0npany same ag tie Ne'Mnts
am! Traders Insurance Company; Chamber ava et A.
at The Iio Insurance company %! con- Eel
q W kcl.'Jriei
ms Waiter j. lteT guardian AL Icn 81 ammo T. Mahv
infant "c. Canmeron az i'a''er.ol 81 !-'h,
sing action Wit agt Hoyla. 81 al order 81 nis'n g
u,ll,p Barney Bltke-er; Bcuk' AK Be- RpiuFS
act Pltimlu HlrtnIn axt S"tCn5 JCh'lL Grass; Ward
AIT Moss EekiAp Agt POST same agt same Miller agi.
~ Intti.
BY JUDI Hu,aelL-1dyins ,oa at S.audns order open
Marine Cogrt-C hamt1r-By judge Madam
NcSur.v Rarctf WLnf Ic'autf opened
ca trrr. M0ougrucy agf ,LhG MOTION Tor hh T. cal
endar srautei mott - OH delrI. fhoD coats
Brown ara t.u" M'iou Tor shnF. "a ana uf llft1tl
b 0f particulars denied VII CAT c-s Gic imam AT ser
ven; lsr fretnaI. Cars 'on agt hrdisr 0jl'ns
lal..,i TrDbcrg asi. hhuuust'I. ol01 denied without
co.t ,o.s -, HUNT Judgment for pllaa 0l C'u.Dr
i.tsafulif. duct - cilln HfI hi'"l'
Motilu- cancel jud,mon; granted M"'hc' Hgi h'4lN
Notion denied Da'dn a.. lt". y mono meat allowed
1l1,rt.ot oi Rclv.- declared a5indo1cl. h
Clo.t.. IS AKA. i.pHrr. Az
nrG. ,aitIt< oai'bu y; Hic9 AIT Dechc SOn"HA uty
az Sc1v -,n,sl-Ban rel-c.d Fo's 'mc ae- Ad.e-tro
Cec.llnL, l.-gd
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ARCHERY TOURNAMENT.

An archery tournament Will be held on the
fair grounds Of the N,w-Jcrsay State Agricultural
soc;ctv II Waverly between Newark aad Enzahcth IN
Wednesday, September %, az 1890 Il. aud p. M
large number OF prizes is offered and there Will 5e a
large number of ches at 80 40, so. CO. 30 and 100
Yards The matches VIII be shot under the direction OF he
following Judges: Major A. G. Constable Field Captain
President National Archery Association; A. H. GbOes.
Toxophote Newark. n. j.; DR.. Bailey, izabeth, n j..
r. F. BALDWIN, Newark, y. j. T. / H0lsemau. BROOKLYN;
W. HObeion, Hacker sack. y. j. All gntiemen arthels
viii pav au enTan fee II ~. No fee from ladies. Inc
enfry hooks will close SATURDAY. September g. En-
tres may lcfo with the secretary OF tn socl ",
Board OF Trade Rooms, Newark, or IN the Commit o
OF tha New-Jtracy Agricultural Society, Be- ianin
HMnes, Elizabeth, n. j.; Samuel Manning, EhLahe.n,
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PRIZE CATTLE AID HORSES.

%. 49,. -,.. -,,,nr ,,np>-o
AWARDS MADE At tbs STATE FAIh-ShoHI HORNE
AYr~UIHES Jerseys .ND Hoist. INS-HORsEs.
~ y g. ~ V,I, ;o,,ro..o !
ALBANY, y. :, sep. IL i'ii IihPio'C''
veat r INLAY more WORK W., done in the Wy #
M. ~. 49,, OF. IN o,f,o, prn,b. p az
p!Sc 'h~ eN'io''s at Jaw ''''' i'''' go "
on the grounds, though hs 'Nhintoh was
not TO begin unit tomorrow. Tao entries of improved
=, 4 -, go. shoor s,,,ro and ,,o,lt,, ar.
cal'I' anu "ioOu'u H''H'0 '"o0'' '"i0 on" Po'''S 90
larger Tran any made Il preceding state Far, and
Is, ., oric,r n-.l iruplau.nis cartia aes etc are
~, ,.,,7',a,,s ,,r and s,,,sror IN former q p
",S" "'''' munitions W W
plays
TIE following prizes were awarded to day:
Sl,,t Uoyos-Hul.s oyer three years oG-Frst pr,ze.
= ~ '.t'. -, a d.,,,l,ur,-. .,,. .,, W T. Mere H.
~ ~ -; D. . ,,n, } fro ~ o;-t'r.t ,riz FINK
r.. AID n, RaraVto. Bus O q var old rat pm d.
~ ~ i4}.i - D"vor PotDt .ec,lI G. H. b H. Of
-, ~ III voo tS,r.t No. u T. H. tg.- n Bovrr
i"I'' '"nP = C,rtf. ~ a l,.,rl,ur', Gov. oyer
''' 20 - - q; ri MI. D,,r II iII, T. o. D.,,,r
,I''o "a 90 20 -, i,.I.. - q Ton II.it.rs
~ g. 49,. i,..,.,.. , T., .I.,.. al C,tti,,..
tN"' ~. - H. ''- 80 ~ Il,.,,.,.. ,,. -,
ftS"'!i - NAM" ~ w. - -, - a., 80 IA ,,. =
ri'- I.''I1 go" t,. ,,',. r.,,ia,i,, tclr,vs
lt'tlS :. "a 'ii - = t,.,.ftl or q =. .-'.,',.-,-
81 ,','. ', 49, .,,iI ,,.a,l VA. won h.. H1aicI r.
- ~ % .- ~, ~ ,,.
u XII i,l"r,l nr,r thrce y.srs Old rst prlze
'' 90 r'',,, nf IV.stuu MAJ: s,cor, Euert,
- V,...,r M, t,,. wears old z IS ur e. Eli
" ' ii,., of Vcli,tuh s,coi.a. Oimc.ton Bros, Of
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THREE RACES IN KENTUCKY.

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 14.-TO-day was the
second day of the la meeting OF the Kentucky Assoc-
alton TIE first race, selling sweepstakes for all ages.
distance one and "A half miles, won by Miss Mailer;
Apothecary second, and Blanche third. Time 2i42A
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AID EOR POOR CHILDREN.

The Summer Home Of the Chidren's Aid
Society was closed yesterday. The poor children wao
nave enjoyed its Plea number 2.oll siilr Tor
week II Italian BOYS three days 1@2j Joys for one
day, AMI $40 erls for u day total 3i79 children.
The running over ana above COnhtruC ION
nave been about - 800 pr al, Wd * an aY iiSc ~
out - "a week fyr c9ch pcisou. t." -o1cty Is seek
ing - ralsa II building fund Sl5,ptO u purchase
Summer Home Tor he p"Oi children - Balm
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BUCHAyANS mn FORFEITED.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 14.-In the United
States District Court. this morning. District Attorne
Valentine made motion FOR tbs forfeiture OF the bal OF
DE- John Buchanan. After argument b. counsel, Judsc
Butler declared the bail forfeited, and asked the Hstt
Attorney that full invcs gauon be made OF the tcst
r,ouy ,eceut.v eubmtted 10 tnc (ouit wlich To-
tended 10 prove the death If the defendant pnt tha tie
pcrsOus VINO guilty OF doce4,u@ Tie Court be pun
lsned,
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INTERNATIONAL CRICKET MATCH.


cricket match bel weeu the United STATES and Canada
was resumed at 1890 this morning. Tine weather was
fine. The attendance reached ahOu 5000 Mossls.
Law and G. Newball were The bow rs while Kerchhohtr
and Godfrey foIccQ them upon The defensive
Although II was after O'Clock when The first innings
closc tie Canadians sent l. and Bi X forward FOR
their second innings while Brewster and Law isd he "a
tack FIVE forty i've T.. III. baving aTI ed stamps wer.
drawn and TIE game WAS consequently declared d;aw.
The following Is tie score IL iull:
.yeJT
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Cost nno fouu0.

I OST.-Buk-bo0k No. 50, 100, issued by the
- Manhatta. savings institution. and payment 0f tho
Same n bron .olei Tine nndcr via oD DO Owner Oy
returning me bank, uif BROADWAY, corner
BleccArr q
OSr.-!tAnk nook No. ~. 100 of the Ger
man ngs Bank f. toe iy Of Sew YORK The finder
rcl -ttd todrVer bank u not restored before
Ion gay October leso Application VII po mado tor \
BOOK
OST or STOLEN.-Ba No. Of S23
j on tie German SAVINGS Bank Tao htaer VI holder u
the BOOK Is requested 0elycrt the bank If
sorcd beiors October 49, 1850 Application S be
Lew BOOK.
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Bo,cHag analysts.
CHICAGO TROrrING RACES.

CHICAGO, Sept. 14.--To-day was the opening
day Of TIE fan troiing meeting of tie Chicago Jockey
club FIRST race 2:2l class for purse OF 81 ,OOO
tax n by Piedmont Votrc second LYDIA Bassett third;
time, 2:23l4. 223ai 2:2l q. The second race was
ulcinR race Z:2O-eIAsa fOI purse OF 300. There
were five starters. By scott tnree straight heats
Ren Hamilton secOnd, Clinker tbifd, and Wonderful
fourth; time 1925, 2:2l%, 22l Il,
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CHARGED MIRA ROHBING LETTERS

GALVESTON, Tex, Sept. ia special to
The Ncus from Austin saysi O. d. Roberts, route
agent on the international Railroad was brought IN re
Today charged with Iobhing registered letter packages
to tAo amount ~ - 600.
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The second race for all ages, mile and a fnrions WIS
by Renown; Hmyar socond. aud King Du, '.,s
third. Unofficial time, los 1Le tmrd race 90, ~ %
for twoycar-Ods tbrec-quar;ers OF mic, was I'll ,a
saTsteld; Lalex second, and Barometer thiid w UNIV
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TROTTNC Ar ISLAND PARK.

ALBANY, Sept. 14.-At the Island PARK races
to-day Edwin Thorn the three heats III inc -''V
class race. Best time, 2:3lli.
In the second race. 2lO class Trnket won inc '"'eo
heats. Beet Time 2.22l2.
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Co.porGllon ; ollttS.

NOTiCE.-P.opo,al~ viii be ie,oy,d nc tho
~ oec oi the pasmo col Ino1g Si-'" ,,'' N,' &c
FUr i Information 500 city necDfd i't sac "l Nc 'y
Hail
fsNO CONTRACIOES.-Scaled bias or c, IT,
MAT AVrNi'N 4 90 tle Nah in central isrN wi rs
tc,.i al an, rs Of P-r, pa tnrt Nh' 'tpe i"c
H. S.6 Nor aii ,nio W. Cas- e.evii et salc -
No. Guy Hall
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Gornlrn ptopsrlp Tot suie ono q Eel.

GREAT BARGAiN.-for sale or TO rent
"a very ow. handsone Stone cottage contan'nE -
T,,lrrs stable ceres siiiie tees nVehlt
To- chools churches ana Terry. Apply TO MILLER 81
nipN-DN. IS. Sew Bal Iion. =. T. -
a ORANGE. \. j. lncigLb0rhnoG spec atty.
y -Ptoielir fot sa.r AMI a. varieties great neg
a.as. EDWARD J.. Hall LION, Ia Pine -. y }.
E0R SALE.--A COUNTRY SEAT Of 80
AcHI u TIE hyutful vi age Ol Geneva sliuat OF exc
c,cu GOOD buildings ard abundance ~ irni rare chance
form .tniliu au ue.iriug roJhfit nome. A.nl' ~
GtiNllI -. ~MlllL. ecL 50, y. !.
g1OR SALE.-A PAinlield, house, barn aud
cieit ~ aLi an kui- u fruit On rilnR b-Au-
tfuly etIat. high grounl nTeeq irie@ oi ne rom
DEPOT. price sb,JvU. Address a H. =, BOX No 4oI F0S
once. T.uuhed. e. j.
1NOR SALE.-A well located FARM of 100
Z ACRE, an somerset County, Nd. terms very &c y For
particulars address ). r. on7fi3H, Pocomo~e CITY Nd
ETOR SALE. 10 close On estate, very low;
-Oocre farm IFight-town, y. j close 10 pot ad
Joining good ari, dn- hmidug plenty !rWt anu siui
tr,es must be - to ap rtri~t,d. Address
". FIELDER. OceaL Beach y j.
ORANGE, y. J.-hOUSES and COUNTRY
~ - Ats o Jet ana sai'. iurn.hsi and unrurHlsL
BLACKWELL. & oAll III. cop mann ~aiioh orange Nd
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Gitnaticns Wnnt,N-- I ,m1lea

( .AUNDRE55, Nc.-A r.sprct. lc Golmo,
WOual mrs. rpa, aa ress gltt..t5 far f,',,hi
ltc- a.d Rtf'.1nn8 "ashn- % Ae o.n .osl.eace ~
Ao.t tn -. rotr -
= ULSE.-A young Vemnn n. nu 80 ~ a.
- IltH, or raNinC c1'ititI cool ..l..r.. r .'i
operate i,.'" InIcIiu taI' ,... ~
s, place A'aiaa' 81 A 10 ' &c.. '4.l isi g aa.e
= RrE.-By cap'br Professions wo,1a1
vito un rrsi1nia mo 'sr ~ 80 imam b.-ih cl,,
sctrt.ea. itJ Me8t iDi..t.
gJATTGE>S.-By Grst.c.a4- wufgcss: m
~ dcr.tuf, i.orsrril5 allipr isf r.nrhel u. IL
at..f tth .ye. i"tae'n i 'nd .; '. .rs. Tor. IVY
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15
Anrllon Galee OF Real Cataic.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-15
Giin DrogrrIn 20 Eel

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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-08-27
A LAKE OF SOAP SUBS.

The San Francisco Chronicle, in a re-
cent issue, says: The propeller Rocket,
which will soon be placed on Mono
lake, will have no trouble about floating,
as the density of the water is remarka-
BILE, being just the reverse of that of Lake
Tahoe, in which the body of drowned
person never returns to the surface. An
exchange says that for bitterness and
prOmiscuous meanness the waters OF
Mono lake snrpasS those of the Dead
Sea. They contain so much alkall that
on a windy day the lake is a regular tub
of soap-suds The writer has seen a wall
of lather five feet high along the whole
of that shore, against which the waves
were beating. Occasionally the wind
would take up bunch of this lather as
big as a bushel basket and carry it sew
eral hundred feet inland. So buoyant
are the waters of the lake that quite a
party of men may navigate them on a
raft made of four or five cottonwood
poles Out in the lake are islands of
rock Qava-like cOncretions) through
which springs of water boil up. The
water of these springs is like that of the
lake, but in one place is a large spring
of fresh water. This is near the north
west corner of the lake, and at point
where there are eight or ten feet of wa
ter. 1t is a sort of fountain. A column
of fresh water some three feet in diane.
ter is projected upwards with such force
that it rises to height of at least two
feet above the general level of the lake
in the form of a mound or knoll, and
makes ripping noise that can be heard
considerable distance. But for the fact
that this fountain has depth of eight OF
ten feet of water to contend against, il
would probably rise to considerable
height in the air.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-08-27
THE PRoFILEGRAPH.


The profilegraph is new automatic
device for tracing the profile of road
or district. 1t consists of two-wheeled
carriage having suspended from the body
between the wheels a heavy pendulum,
free 10 swing in a line with the direction
in which the carriage moves As the
carriage is drawn by a horse over the
ground, the pendulum maintains a YER
ticle position whether moving on a level
or up and down hill. The upper end of
the pendulum, above the point of sup
port, carries pencil that touches rib
bon of paper moved by clockwork or by
the movement of the wheels of the car
riage, and so long as the carriage is
moving, makes trace on the paper that
is, as be readily seen, a profile of the
country passed over by the machine. At
the saiEe time one OF the wheels, a SIM
pie pedometric device, gives the distance
traversed and makes a scale for compar-
ison with the profile trace TO show the
relations of the two measures of height
and distance passed over by the machine