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CIRCUlT CLERK We are authorized 10 an
~ nounce that ALEX. ii. IRWIN will be chndi
date at the ensuing November election for the
ONCE OF circuit clerk in Alexander county.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

COUNTY ATToRNEY.-Ih hereby announce my
" self as q candidate at the ensuing November
election for the Office Of County ATTORNEY ior the
county Of Alexander, Illinois. ANGUS LbEh
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

Cairo, H., Aug, 30, 1850.
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T0NTINE SAVINGS FUND POLICY,

And thereby to popuarze life nsuace to degree before
unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10

scribed 81 800 reward for the arrest o. tne peI
sons who caused the recent fires in that village
COLD SPR1NG.-Mrs. Fanny Walters, was serl-
ously and perhaps fatally burned on MonHh hyr ny
her dress taking fire while she was engageu DuEn
ing caterpillars from some fruit trees.
JAMAICA-Thc Queens County Board of SupeTvls-
has ordered its counsel to institute prOceeulnsS
against James Wright for alleged 1raueiS III tne
management OF the Poor House, of which ne was
keeper.
NEwTowN.-W William j. Stanford. lawyer, who
last week. IN Justice Kipatrick's court called the
Jury six - foo s." for deciding case agal 1s
choice of fine of 10 for contempt OF court or Two
days imprisonment in the County. JAIL. lie went
to Jail for two days, and now Intends bringing SuiI
against the Justice for false Imprisonment.
STATEN ISLAND.
CuFTON.-The seven boys arrested on the charge
of arson have been discharged by Justice Vaughn,
the evidence being insufficient to hold them.
RossvILLE-O Over 600 crates of strawberries and
somewhat over three tons OF cherries were shipped
to New-YOrk markets on Tuesday from ROssvllle.
NEW charlottesville charter election for village
trustees, held on Tuesday, resulted as follows:
First Ward. John FeatherstOn (ReD.l; Third Wardi
Michael LangOn (Dem.); Fifth Ward, Bernard
Me lamney (Dcm)
WrsT BRGGmToN.-An unknown drowned man,
apparently SAILOR, picked up yesterday IN the
XIII Won Kull by bOatman. He was . feet
inches in height. There was large wound on the
back of the head. The body was sent TO Dempsey
MOrgue ut West Brighton.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
KATONAH.-The Stock Breeding Association of
Northern Wcstchestrr Z, unity will hold an cxhibi-
ton of colts at the Kdtonah Driving Park to-day be-
ginning at p. IN.
NORTH TARRYrowN-Davd d. Newman. age
about fifty. who is engaged IN the express business,
on Tuesday, made IN attempt to c0mmt suicide by
hanging himself IN his barn lie was discovered
and Cut down IN limo 10 save his life; but he still
threatens to put an end to his life in consequence Of
financial Cmbarr1sSmrntS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
4 CHINIMAN AND 4 DEID car

och Hung, a Chinese lanndryman. of No. III
Ic,tcrst.. appeared at Police Headquarters ycscr-
day complainant against Officer Harper. Of the
Eldlldgr-st. police. The charge was that on the
night of June !, tn" officer threw a dead cat,
wrapped in paper, into lungs store when the
lauudlmau threw it ont, hrrauSc its smell was
offensive, thc officer Hung il through the broken
window once more. with Il tauntinR remark. The
Chnamau told his story glhy and SAID that when
hr went ont To ~'r who was throwing the cat, the
officer sworr at and struck him. och lungs story
was corroburatcd by his partner All Lang, but was
contradctrd hy two saloon, keepers a sewing
machin" n"rn and alI"r; who were of
and that the policrman's dcmeanOr toward och
Hung was very gentle. Tine policeman sworc posi-
niuncr NuurhiS reserved his decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
A FEW FoRCIBLE FACTS.

There is present in every certain power which toS
want has been called Personal MagDetism
hardly be perceived while in others it is
powerful as to the attention OF all Many attempts
have been for it. bat with only partial
cess certainly the result OF the will Of
any mental forces because who have
little will and less mind personally very magnetic. In
chemical electricity the current Is generated by the union Of
the SOLIDS tie battery with the liquids through dissolution
battery reasonable to magnetic force
comes from some powerful union OF the chemical elements
place in the system. This union must Of ne
cessy be carried on In the Kidneys and hence marks them
Of magnetic power in the body These members
the land elements within and from this generation
erious force which cannot be understood nor
Just pro- 0o1 the organs which produce IT power
Destroy the kidneys and destr the
magnetism which they Restore the kidneys and
bring back the which they alone can produce
This truth but which the experience OF every
careful observer VIII confirm shows the great necessity
II keeping the kidneys In healthy condition. FOR not only the
Joys health the certainty OF terrible DEATH but one OF
operations been the past that scientists
supposed they beyond their and Brght disease
has considered fatal consumption. II has been
beyond doubt however that the pure West India
leaf known Warmers safe Kidney and Liver Cure
will relieve and regulate these organs In case
It's value humanity can thus readily be seen u perfect
health long life and Personal Magnetism desired the Kid
be kept perfect order ana there only
tain BY which this be DONE which 10 by employing
the valuable remedy above named and keeping IL constantly
hand druggists 10 part Of the land sell It, the
difficulty ia slight, while the end is most desirable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
CLERG rMEN OA 4 PLEASURE TRIP.

The Ncw-York anil Rrooklyn Conversational Assoc
Grafton started on its annual excursion yesterday,
on the steamer Henry ". Baldwin. from the foot of
lIarr,ou->t Invitations had been rNtrndcd to
many ministers of other denominations to accom-
pany lhc party. Many 81 the clergyman were ac-
conpanicd by their wives and Children. There
were about seventy prr>ous in all. They Will be
taken hy the steamer 10 Rontiont. whence Il
,Irral tram on The 'istrr and Delaware Railroad
viii carry them to-day to stanford, where they
viii dine Allcrwaui ia" party will pror"lr to the
Tr,mli cI luIs, IN the heart ol The Catsklll Noun
taInS In the parts are MIR. Brrrlrr thu Rev. lrS.
NIld Edward Brrchrr, Annta2", Porter AMI H.
lllbhrd. 1hum,s Il. Sliccr G.. &. Min. = IL.
Nrlin. X. Underwood, &. q. Ilarnan, H. &. Green.
William Lloyd. samuel Scoyllc. A. G.. Lawson,
ana L.. :. Stone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
MERCHANTS IN CONSULTATION.

The report of the Committee on Railway Trans
partatiOn was read Yesterday bv +. Is. ThIIrhcr at
ton. In summing up the report the Committee in
a series of resolutions, stated that all classes of
citizens should work politically and otherwise to
eliminate the defects and abuses in the tranSpOTa-
ton system that the OF money by railroad cor
porations purchase the election of the people
representatives" was practice that destroyed the
purity of elections, and that means should he taken
to prevent the practice i'll the future. resolution
wasSalsO adopted to invite the different commercial
organizations throughout the country to appoint
delegates to meet in convention with sliuowncrs.
to he held either in Ncw-York or Boston in
October, to consider the question of the decline Of
American shipping and what legislation is required
to remedy It. Jacob s. Tahcr. president of the
Board of Trade of California. addressed the meeting
III regard to the wrongs the merchants OF the
tactic coast suffer from the railways He said
they expect to- receive much benefit from the inter
oceanic canal across Nicaragua. resolution
was also adopted asking the other l}Oards of Trade
if it would not he well to hold National Convcn-
ton TO consult in Tcgard 10 intcrslatc cOlmncIcc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
CARING FOR TIE POOR.
CONVENTION OF COUNTY MISUNDERSTANDING
RrAUs OF LABOR AND CHARITIES.

CONVENTION OF COUNTY
RrAUS OF LABOR AND CHARITIES.
The Convention of County Superintendent of
the Poor reasSemblcd yesterday i'll the room OF the
Commissioners of Emigration. at Castle Garden.
On the first topic: Will not the establishing of a
and city lessen paupcrismp II. H. LOomS. Of
OnOndaga County, described the manner III which
such institution has for some time been success
fully conducted in Syracuse. A central committee
was formed, composed of some OF the prominent
men and women of the city, which in turn up;
pointed committee for each ward. The ward
Committees sent ont visitors to each family on the
poor list to relieve their immediate necessities, and
If possible furnish work by which they may be-
come self-sustaning. Efforts are also made TO
secure the attendance at school of children who
arc kept at home through neglect or want OF proper
clothing The expense of this work is betrayed by
voluntary private subscriptions, and ITS results are
of q satisfactory character:
Reports of similar institutions we're given by
Mr.. butcher, of PoughkcepSic, and l,r. Rogers, of
Queens County, and the subject was discussed by
MeSsIs. Holland. of Steuhcn GOodale, of Orange,
Whittier, of Ontario. and several others; after
which resolution was passed declaring the sense
system and pleCging the cooperation OF the county
Superintendohts to its support; The Question re-
missions are appointed to take charge of lunatics
estates was referred to a legislative committee
At noon, the members Of the convention TOOK
passage on tho steamer Virginia, Seymour for
Wards Island, where after partaklng OF some
refreshments they visited the various charitable
institutions of the island. At an informal session
of the convention. McSsrs. Starr and Stevenson,
Commissioners of Emigration, strongly protested
against the injustice of hurdcnlng NcW-1orK with
ward benefit other portions of the country. resO-
luton was adopted asking Congress to enact q
law placing per capita tax on all Immigrants, 10
be collected from the steamship companies. for the
pnrpose of meeting the expenses of the Commits
sioncrs, and requesting tho delegates TO urge the
Importance of the matter upon their respective
representatives in Congress.
The closing session of the Convention will lie held
at Bellevue Hospital, at 10 o'clock this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
COMPELLED TO MAKE An AFFIDAVIT.

Justice OttCrbOurG. in the Essex Market POIicc
Court Yesterday decided to release from custody
Lena David, who was arrested three days ago on
complaint Of her mother, Barbara David, of No. SO
Attorncy-st.; but compelled her to make an ali
davit against a woman who keeps Il dlSorlcrly
house. Lena, who is between sixteen and seven
teen years of age says That about tire months ago
she was cnticcd from her home by young woman
acquaintance, and that she obtained employment
at No. II Chrystic-st. occupied by Mrs. Clarence,
where she asserts that she was .scduccd. From
there she was taken to a Mrs. Hahn, living in
Twenty. Sccond-St. She remained there Il week and
a half when her mother had her committed to the
Magdalcn Asylum. In that institution she re-
manned a week. and upon being released she mar
ried Young man named Charles Wocr. The
marriage ceremony was peri 1rned by the Rev. lIr.
SNYDER, of No. ~ Allcll-st, on March H. The
tomorrow,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
DISASTROUS SPECULITIONS IN IRON.

SUSPENSION OF THE OLD FIRM OF ARKELL, TUFTS
co.
Arhrll, Tufts 81 Co.. shipping and commission
merchants at No. IL Pcarl-St, and in London. an
nOunccd their suspension yesterday in n circular to
their creditors here, which stated in effect that
owing to serious trouble in London occaSiOncd by
purchases of iron made hv their house there, but
unknown by the partners here until recently, they
were forced to close the present business so as to
prevent the claims from such transactions being
enforced here. From the funds on hand, the firm
would pay their creditors here about - per cent of
the amount due. and checks for the same were
incoScd with the circulars The accounts, it was
said, would he made up Immediately, and Il state
mcnt he prepared of their CONDITION II was also
announced that the partnership was Dissolved, but
the business would he continued 10y Arkrll n Co.
Tins was the first news to the creditors of any
barraSsncnt of the firm and caused much surprise.
The firm had been in business thirty years. had
an excellent rrputa'ion' and good credit in the
trade Much r'grrt was expressed 10y the creditors
al I'D" misfortune "l me h4US,' -, u. =, ,r
The firm was CONFUSED OF MesSrS. W. ~ ana >.
W. Arkcll and W. J.. Tufts. the latter living III
London to ool; after the business there; he OBJ
tanned orders for shipment, secured ship brokerage.
and consignment of vessels 10 NrW-l Ork, where
tl;ry were loaded with freight for return voyage.
They are the agents Tor the Bristol line of steam
ships, sailing between NcW-iork and .}rlStol Eng
land which was recently established, and are also
anllls for the Merchants line of iron ships to Liver
pool. The house WAS the pioneer IN the Australian
iratlr sending ont the first vessel that ever left
this port for that country. The firm have ever
sine" hrrm engaged IN the export tral', 10 that
country. The liabilities here are estimated at FROM
22l 400 10 $50, 900, rs the house did mainly cash
business the liabilities on account Of the new
ApccIiai ions not known but are hrlnNri 10 be-
heavy. Exaggerated reports were current on
Change yesterday which placed them as high rs
$1Un.OUO.
Mr. Arkrll said yesterday hr could give no csti-
mat" Whatever of the iron liabilities, aS he had no
Ifif Inc npt
other Liabilities here NJ present would exceed
S9j.OOO Mr.. Tufts had inst arrived from Eng
land. aud even hr did not know what tho foreign
liabilities wcrr From 9th r sources II WAS learned
that the news Of Mr.. Tufts sp"cuatons was heard
ny The nam accidentally few DAYS ago. and they
circular, q, 10 protect the creditors here. Bnsi-
ness will hc resumed with new capital by Arkcll
~ Co.. without any foreign connections. The
shipping trade was entirely protected. the firm
merely rrrcl'rd the money rs agents and paid it
over tO the proper parties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10


,ord Pressey Jacksonvlls Geo sauire Mary Decker
Nelson Baltimore. WIN Chalmers. Henrietta Swade Prov
idence. CARTWRIGHT John Colby Wilcox. Charestos
nell Bros
DISASTER.
NETWORK, June 9.-schr Matte Rulon IL ashore an
side dischsrging cargo.
FOREIGN PORTS u
LONDON June e-Arr at Bristol str Riversdale from Bait
at Hu LepantO from New York; Brutal
str New.fork City. from NewYork.
LIVERPOOL june 9Arr str Massachusetts, from Boetou.
arr on Crookhaven str Indiana, from Philadelphia ths
port, via Queenstown.
GLASGOW June 9-saed the 9Th inst str Austrian, for
Boston, 10
HAMBURG. June 9.-Arr str Gellert, from New.York
MovLLE, June 9.Arr str Waldensan from Montreal of
Glasgow.
SOUTHAMPTON, June Carr strs Braunschweg from Balt
moro for Bremen Donau, from Naw.Y0rk for Bremen.
LONDON June a.-Sailed Sd inst Sestr Dubr0vack; en-
Fg Augvad Sh inst Milo last TWO ior Philadelph;R An
tonic CamOgi, Florida Capt Curtis); 9th inst, Zulu.
Arr LIST INST James Pendereast Snay; ID inst Albert
Schulz Nellie Crosbv 9TH inst Arda Elmund Leo
men; 9th ps Alfred Alsvig, Newcomb. Ragnhid Ra.
zetto Padre Rosa Chichizoa Wengton 9Th INST Borghd
Jenny Levathan Sth inst Abbey Town, Arthurs0ne
chns Fortuna Capt Krisensen Mercur 9th inst Gryan
Mitredale
Tor Later SHIP Netos. u anu see FIN Page,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
B1SE-BILL NOTES.

The game between the Cleveland aud BOs-
tom mines, Boston, Mass, yesterday resulted IN vic
tory for the home club by score OF i to3
The Worcester club played the BaiId0 Club at Wor-
cc,rr Mass, yesterday aud defeated them by of
toj.
An excellent game was played between the Amherst
ana Dartmouth COLLEGE clubs yesterday Hanover, n.
II. The game very close. and II require eleven
Innings to decide H. The Dartmouth CLUB won by u
score at q to 3.
Th" Yale and Princeton College mines played ut New
Haven. Conn. yesterday. The game won by the
Yale nine, the score being to l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
RUMoRs OF DEFALCArIoNs DENIED.

Runors were circulated on Tuesday in regard TO
large defacaton in the Delaware ana Hudson
Canal Company. They were met by prompt de
NAL by President Dickson i'll a letter to the presl-
dent Of the Stock Exchange. Yesterday a report
WAS printed connecting the TumOrs with the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company.
1t said that crT0rs in the cOmpany's accounts,
amounting to 81 200, 00O had been discovered. 70
cover the deficiency il was said that balances had
been forced by tie cOmpany's book keepers.
The TumOrs were said last II 0ht 10y prominent
foundation iii fact. President Sloan was out of the
city, but directors who him during the day said
that such thing had not even been limited at by
him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
SNIP NEUS.
PORT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Q.

PORT OF NEW -1OkN..J w J
ARRGVEG.
str he Ruyter rg Meyer Antwerp 10 days, to Fnnch,
Sir state of Indiana iBr, sadcr, Glasgow May IS and
Str STANTON DR. Maticnzic Newport II days. with iron
SiT HihamGTa 'Rr, Mcilhcny sJohus F. via Halifax
Str pomona Br Mailman. MontcgO Bay. ia and Port Ma
str State Of rrIas Eiardre Galveston June !. via Key
SIR isrnctictor ioncs Wilmington Ne TOW Clvdc Co.
sir Western Texas Hines Jacksonville Jun. 3. Fernandna
f"i% d oi% r E" nl So daya with With old IRON and
chat , yss' 10 Gm S%9 1Ts With I from and rigs
tour,cr: vessel to Eur III. Eve &c Go.
o r Sn I% !" or 5TI yas mnrh y"S Co.
irk Ontario lof WINDSOR ~ MOshcr Liverpool % days.
'r% st 6ial %f Sjors Nneyas days. with sugar
BARK Atlas CNor Il r4c9 Rotterdam 20 days with mise
Brig Edna tirrgnry. ~mh, RIO Janeiro 90 days, with
rr NSlo tDuir ~ pScs AracoJu days with sugar
10 or.rr: yrs.~I 10 Funch Edye & 60.
ty-lh" blowing ys:e arrived the 9Th INST too late for
ST. tiso- Dntch. Meyer Rotterdam II days, to Funch
WIND sunset-At sandy Hook, light sw; hasy. AT City
Island, light L; clondf.
str state Of pcnsyymiA T stewart GLASGOW Austin
aG c C co. i' a' r I1" RS Set% Hfe IaS
nud Nuutlampton Orrcns Cr Warrior BIl Jones Liver
Pf Pug < ~ Saima iir T5%c e TIcirs St Iuclc @ic
a. p %@So co. S v VIZ mr. h GWS% G h%o G9e
Iii tht WesI p"t "a old Dominion ~ Co: Moro Jas.
lie Reed, charleston. SmEard II Co. Monitor Warren,
phLtlrpha Vim = clyde X Go,
ship. tric The Ret Alien Melbourne and sydney,
n Suciiman. FiclcfckHhaven
Elsinoro orders cuan Pickering Coz Esther Roy ur
liOv. Antwerp J W Itrkrr x Co
Ihecnl tAust) Baclch COra for orders SlocOych y
Abel, ana abna NoT Pctlcrsen QucensOwn Falmouth
I,rs nenam ckcrng co. Grant tNorl F0resnaes.
Duh iu Irnhm. Pickering 60. tarOlinn FdInga Utal,
Fcr.,ra LcghUrn Funch, !dyc Cos Apelnino tIta Du-
rnuir ROucn, Bcnha Pickering Co Hleronymus GER,
Inland Dunedin lyttleiOn, w Cameron Com.
p'tiur tirr Kuhn, Reva. Funoh, Edge K ilams
trrl smith, Bay G -, nrct. son Shcield (Norj,
March, DHutltc, Fnnch lye d Coz Louise Nor Dahl Cork
or Falmouth Tobias Go; John Hail tfr) Null.
len Yarmouth =. Boyd ~ nckcn; Ada Gou.d. Merritt
Bay d. VI Hunter N 60; Tommy tGc kCamp, Dant-
Funch, Edge e co.
BrGs Ortolan. Dorp philadelphia, Ward & 60: IAsa
Nta Cclle. cork for orders, 5OcOvioh @ Coz Lola (pan)
Ageo. ~ Johns u r., Nones & GO; Bravo swel. Tern.
HirOm lisbon, FuuCh Edge ~ CO; Mary Rowland Wer-
Their Ponce, H. swan Il SOM Camploglo Itan Feyolo.
OpOrto. Seager Bros ZeDrna tbrl Merriam windsor 3.
PI Neyius 4 SON q T. sherwood (Br) Ncwcomb London
Cameron Co; Manhew (Swedl, JanssOn Stettin Ger
Funch Edge q Co.
Enchantress, Phillips Savannah Evans Ball & Co;
Hatfield (lrl Hathed Windsor y, @ W Ber aux SAN.
beam. saunders Gloucester. Mass, Brown Co; Harry
White, Hopkins, Jacksonville Miller & HOughOn; H0y
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CONFLICT ON 4 FERRYBOAT.
HUSBAND, JEALOUS OF 4 Police OFFICER Is

BEATEN AND ARRESTED.
About 1880 Tuesday evening, while Mrs Mary
Jane Lynch, living at No. go Dcgr4uW-St.,
Bro0lllyn was on her way home by south Ferry
boat. after visiting an acquaintance at No.. lGS
Grccnwicl-st Ncw-YorS,. she. was Observed ny y
Officer Thomas Ol}rIcn, of Justice Ferry court n
Rrooklyn to he in tears He was acquainted Wlth
her, and asked the cause of her tears. lier nus
band. who was not known to the officer; demanded
if lie knew that lady The officer said he did ana
asked what business that was of his qucStIonGr.
The reply was heavy blow i'll the face. Inc
officer attempted to arrest, Lynch, and struggle
followed winch lasted until the boat was secured
10 the Slip at the foot of Atlntic-avc. OI'I1Gn
then summoned Officers sFiClds and Lewis and me
prisoner was conveyed TO the Third Precinct Polre
Station. Lynch is twenty-nne years olI ana
lives at No. 80 Westinghouse" Ncw-l ORR. ne Is
Iongsloreman and his wife has not lived win
him for two years She works in shirt factory t &na
Thompson-sf. On Tuesday night she met lcr nus
band near the Battery, and he wanted to- know
where she lived. On her refusing to tell INN ne
said Le would follow her home, and went on the
ferry boat. E..
Al the station he was found to be suffering from
severe scalp wounds, and at 10 III: yesterday ne
became so i'll that he taken to the Long lSan"
College Hospital. The police authorities are III
VeStigating the matter