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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.

At the Custom House thirty-fiv men presented
themselves yesterday for examination Tor admission
10 the service. There several cerkShipS vacant
the different departments. for whlc persons Will
be appointed within two or three veckS. The cX-
animation yesterday differed in no respect from
previous ones. General Van Buren, eX-State Engi-
neer was present short time with Naval Officer
Burt. Members of the Board OF Examiners at
the Appraisers Office remained during the most of
the day.
Applicants for the position Of day inspectors will
be examined to-day. Those who applied for appoin +
ment as night inspectors were 10 he examined at
the same time but so many applications for the
former class received that II was found
necessary TO separate them. The applicants for
appointment as night inspectors will be examined
tomorrow. The fOrce of inspectors viii be in
creased by the appointment of several new ill
Sppc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09
STABBED FIVE TIMES.

Several aboring men were drinking together yes
terday afternoon at No. 80 West-st.. when Daniel
Morrissey a OngshOrcmau, of No. 26 Nauck-'t., en-
tered Morrssey was much intoxicated and IN a
uuarrelsOmc mood He spoke to the men, whom lie
did not know, using insulting language. The
face and body until his garments were covered with
blood. and lie fell to the floor exhausted. Two Of
fceIs of the Steamboat squad were summoned 10
the bar-roOm but MoTrsscl Is assaIlants mad escape
and no one could be found who knew them. The
officers took the 'loushoTeman 10 the Chambers
Street Hospital where It was found that he had
received five severe sta1-WOurdS. The wounds
are not considered dangerous.
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BASE-BALL md CRICKET.

Tie Boston and Cincinnati Clubs played a
game OF baseball in Cincinnati yesterday, which was
Won by the Boston club by score Of 10 t. >.
The CacagO Cub defeated the Providence Club Mt
Chicago Yesterday by score OF 70 4.
The Buffalo and Worce, ter game at Buffalo yesterday
was won b. the home club by score VI 10 20 =. Tho
Budilo Club made - base hits Gnl errors The
Worcester CuD made . Jasr hits and error.
The Troy CluD defeated the Cleveland IluD IN CcYe-
land Yesterday, by II score oi 10 ..
In the game al cr.c e Toronto Wednesday be
tween the Young America Cricket Club, ~ Pnadcluma
AID tAe Toronto Cub The bItng OF the Americans
nj lirabe. IOgOuios changed howlcrs ten Times.
The nrrt innings resulted Of 2Si runs for the
Amer ms, 1870 OF winch made b. X. :. NeThall
mud 10 By T.. ". Clark. ir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09
A STEAMBOAT ENDANGERED.

A report was circulated yesterday morning dat
the steamer Sylvan Dell. OF the Harlem Line, had
been burned Owing to the disturbed state of The pub
lie mind on account of the numerous recent steam
boat disasters this report caused great excitement
TRIBUNE reporter who went to the COmpanys pier
M Peck Slip saw the sylvan Dell she approached
the pier on her regular trip at 1880 d. N. He Was
informed that tn only cause for the disQu:etlug ri
mors that at > a. m, while the boat was lying
ND steam and found that the plankinC had caught
fire from the ash pan and was emou!deIInk slightly.
The only damage was the injury done 10 one or " 0
of the panlis in the flooring, whcI will have to be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

sUPaRyE COURT HAn1gRs-DOnohue Court oo,ns at
1880 Calendar called mNos @ 81. Al 90 lO7,
no. H. 49, III 1872 1888 l4l lac, 1872 1853, t0! 1872 l0y
100. ITO, III.
GENERAL TEMl-Adjourned until July 20
SPECIAL TERM-DonOlue, J-Court opens 1890 a H.
- calendar.
CoUKT-SPEcIAL TEtM- Adjourned until Monday
July T.. Judge freedman Will DO attendance al the
Jueges chamber daily excepting Friday AZ ~ Tor
purpose Of hearing motions and sigIlng CrlegA
GENERAL sKs9!cNs-fARr l-Smyth. R-lhe People agt
Ann Rooney foOntous assault aud battery r dgct gh
James stewart Michael DOnnelly bur sary Eliza Reardou
receiving stolen goods Bernard Tally grand larceny Thou
MahOney. David Straid, larceny person Mai,
OCallaghan JOhl Bran assault aud battery Audiro Man
gaao homc tde John &. Brodouok perjury James Doran
assault and battery Joan Mckcmey burglary
ChGres De Angelo Pietro Rcsaco feon0us assault an,
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09
VISITING A FRENCH COMMANDER.

Admiral de Freycnet of the French Navy. ar-
rived III New-Yoik Bay week ago on board tho
fngatc MagicIcnnc. the flagship of the North At
lanIc Squadron; aud the day after lis arrival vs.
itc, General Hancock at Governors Island. opposite
which the Mag cIcuHe is anchored Yesterday
forenoon General Hancock returned the visit, beng
accompanied by his son. Rqssl Hancock.
General Perry. Qaartermastcr-Gencral of the
Division; General McKeever. Assistant
AGiutant- General; CAPTAIN 1hOpas ward,
Commander OF the Post; Lieutenant Euboel,
Adiu,ant of the Post; and J.. B'uvicc, Tho
Is closely related 10 Mrs Haucoc>. These persons
le.t G0ycrnCi's Island at abou ii o'clock on the
Government boat Henry Smith. When within a
hundred wards OF the irI@a'e hey were
transferred TO the steam launch Piaaiore,
wh,ch took them Alongside The French
vessel. Were they retr.yed on deck
by Admiral de Freyciuct Captain Jun, commander
OF the frigate, and Lieutenant RecoulonX, OF NE
Admral's staff The band meanwhile PLAYED The
star Spanglcd Banner" The entire part
then retired TO the Admira's CABIN,
where half an hour spent IN informal
conversation. after which some OF tho gentlemen
went through the ship and inspected her armament
As the General and his party returned to
the Henry Smith the usual Maior-GeneraP>
salute WAS fired by the frGate's battery. consisting
of twenty guns At the Cimc Of the visit NM. Leon
Municr and l.. MERCER, DE- Henry N0chtei and GAY
Lussae were The vessel. They had gone on board
attend the trial of a French offender before The
Admiral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09
SEEKING TO END THEIR LIVES.

As the train of the New-York and NewHaven
Railroad, which left the Grand Central Depot ut
4:40 p. ~, on Wednesday, reached a point near
Cos Cob Bridge the engineer d scoyercd man
standing on the track with his face
turned away from the train. The engineer blew the
whistle TO warn the man OF bus danger, but to no
purpose. The man maintained his position on the
Truck The eng neer then tired to stop the train
and blew the whistle several times, when tho man
turned about, faced the approaching tram and de-
Iiberateiy awaited the fatal shock winch followed.
His body was badly manglcd. BY his dark com
pexion and general appearance he is supposed to
be an italian.
Peter He'll, saloon keeper, of No. 81 WOos ter-st.,
cut his throat with a carving-kuIfe on June 30, hay
ing been made desperate by family and business
troubles. Yesterday he died in ST. Nlncerfs Hos
ptal.
man who gave the name of William Wood of
East Fort y-eiEhth-st.. arraigned before Justice
Duffy yesterday. at the Tombs Police Court. for
having attempted to commit suicide by jumping
overheard from Brooklyn ferry-hoat III The
morning. He was rescued 10y Cantain Sliruc, Of the
steamer Baltic. and his crew. Justice Duffy COM
mtted Wood to the of the city physician,
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THE COURIS.
SHIPPING TURPENTINE IMPROPERLY.

SHIPPING TURpENTINE IMPROPERLY.
+. Alexandra & Sons, owners of the steam
ship CITY OF Washington, have caused the arrest by the
United states authorities Of Gustav Vntschgcr OF the
firm of Mart & Co.. hardware dealers, OF No. 143 Cen
trc-st the charge OF shipping on the City OF WASH
ington for Cuba fifty cases Of urpentiAe IN wooden
packages, properly marked TO designate the
nature of their contents The offence is punishable by a
exceeding 90 GEO and imprisonment for not less
than eighteen months, either. Nintschger was adj
united 70 bail on MS recOgnZancr After his
twenty of another shipment OF turpenine by the
firm seized on the CITY OF Washington, by or
der Oh the UlslrlCL-A ttOrneY.
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unchanged Her identity has not yet
been fully established, though two persons have
said that her name was Mary Hansen, and that she
formerly lived NJ No. G13 Westinghouse, this city.
They said they had been servants III her employ,
and knew her we'll The woman siouty
denies that this is her name. Yesterday morning
Young woman who represented herself to be MISS
Grimes of No $50 Narick ST., visited the patient nc
the hospital and brought her package u under
clothing Miss Grimes refused TO disclose the
real name of her friend. The woman stated TO an
officer that her name was Mary Hogan that she
WAS from the South. and had recently VISITED Bos-
ton This story is not believed.
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FIGHTING FOR HIS OFFICIAL SEAT.

COMMISSIONER vOORH1S SEEKS TO RESTRAIN GEN
ERAL SMITH FROM TAKING HIS PLACE IN THE
POLICE BoARD-TuE INJUNCTION FROM JUDGE
VAN HoEsEN.
The lawyers have again succeeded in getting the
Police Board litigation into confusion. On Wedues-
day Charles III. lIuaX, the counsel for Commits
soner VoorhIs obtained from Judge Van Hoeseu
Of the Court of Common Pleas, acting in the SUI
perior Court an order to show cause why Stephen
g. French, Joel w Mason, Charles F. MacLean and
sidney p Nichols, as Police commissioners, and the
ether officers of the Board. shond not he restrained
from recognizing aad acting with General Smith as
"A Police Commits SIoneT. This order was made re-
Iurnable July 10. and concluded with these words
And until TIC further order of this Court all proceed
ings aud especially those above menuoned On the part
af the defendant are stayed.
This order of course operated not only TO prevent
he acting Commissioners from recognizing General
smith. but 10 prevent other business beng done.
The order was served upon the Police Commits
toner's before the hour Of meeting yesterday.
Messfs Root and Bartlett. the counsel for General
smith immediately obtained from Judge Freedman,
N the Superior Court, an order TO SHOW cause why
The other order and INJUNCTION should not be
vacated. This was made returnable at two o'clock
Yesterday afternoon. At that time the counsel and
several political fir ends of the parties To the order
assembled in Judge FrecdmaTs private cham
bers Mr. Truax wanted an adjournment uniil To-
morrow Mr.. Bangs, of counsel, was sick aud Mr..
Fullerton could not be found but Judge freedman
thought it sufficient 10 allow Mr. lTuaX to put III
a brief on Saturday morning. Ellhu Root SAID that
this was an action by a private cuZen 10 RESTRAIN
fine Board of Police from DONG something which ne
purpose he sought TO stop the machinery OF puzzle
department. from operation.
SIR. IruaX argued that the recent decision only
said that Mr. Smith improperly removed; not
that Mr. VoOrhs was not a police commissioner.
He had the right to exercise his pubic duties as
commissioner, and it was within equity Jurisdiction
to restrain effort 10 prevent blm. MY best
brief" concluded MIR. 1Iuax, lis Justice Davis's
dissenting opinion in the NchoI us case"
"Overruled in the Court OF Appeals" quickly re-
joined Mr.. Bartlett.
Judge freedman said that he was going to the
funeral Of Chlei-Judge Quits to-day and could not
give his decision until Saturday morning.
The Police Beard did rot meet yesterday, ana the
troop Ct politicians WHO lad assembled at Police
UeadQnarters in the anticipation OF another at
tempt on the part of General Smith to take the scat
from which the court had decided he had been
Illegally ousted. The CEREAL himself was at head
ga5T'ers early TIta ks counsel nSf t5 teS
Waited in VAN The cause of the unex~
pected change OF front on the part Of the Board
was the injunction issued 10y judge Van li9efe sen
than be left Police Headquarters with the avowed
purpose of procuring an order TO set aside the IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09
ADVANCE IN PRICES or BREADsTUFFs.

There was considerable fuctuation III prices of
breadstufs on the Produce Exchange Yesterday. the
advance IN wheat being from 10 3 cents a bushel,
and the market closing feverlsh. Flour was from
10 to - cents higher. and corn was lover. The adj
vance IN wheat and flour attributed 10 the un-
favorable reports from official sources III the West.
These DISPATCHES say that the outlook for Spring
wheat in Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin ~ de-
cidedly unfavOrabe. 1hc weather is hot and saltry
with indications of more ram all over the North
west 1t is thouGat that the crop will be poorer
than for many years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09

How are you coming on with sea bath:
ing a. asked "a gentleman OF an Invalid. "s?enhd!
battle three times day. How do you like II I" Tie
doctor says take toddy after each bath TO re-
store the Observation-Disclosures how like IT.
YOUTHFUL OBJECTION TO SOAP AND WATER.
Master jack: How often tHc clothes washed:
Emmai" Laundry Maid: "Once q week. Master Jaea.'
Master Jack: "Ony week then The clothes ire
much luckicr than and me. il that's all the wash5s
they get."- Fun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09
THE TRAGEDY Ar UNION HILL.

The body Of Jacob Kuntz. who committed suicide
at Union Hill Oh Tuesday after attempting to muir
der his wife was taken TO his late home at Home
s4ead Station. near Durham, \. j, day be-
fore yesterday. The funeral took place
were Inferred in Crane Church Cemetery.
DR. Gilman made an. examination Of Mrs. KuntZs
Injuries and discovered that the bali had struck
the lcshy part of the arm ana then had passed up
ward into her side and through rib, lodging under
the shoulder blade. II was easily removed. On the
advice OF the attending physicians the know ledge
OF her husbands end has been Withhold from her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09
HOME NEWS.
pRONINFNT ARRIVALS.

rim Aro:ue Hotel-Senator John w. Johnston, oil
Virginia Thomas Ewing. OF Chic Professor Spe
Ger r. Baird United States Commissioner OF FlSIees anu
Judge Charles Andrews Of the NewYok Court OF ana
-. Frer,t House Henry Watterson OF Louisville nhu
Henry PcrsOB q Albany. Stufcr1' If9,"' &
mirsl c. = Boggs. L. :. N-.S Dsn,s ~
Pomeroy, OF Auburn. N.Y.. Hodnda H9's-I 4;i,i
Van Nlic L. :. A. anc cXG0vtflpr licuIy i.bai
OF Rhode Island . Br'ro0u HOuS'-Thomas SWy aru an
merop Of Toronto Scir York iioet-O j. pon
Do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09

norton examination of the body OF Schmidt. stated
that in his Oplni ION the muzzle of the weapon WIN
which SchmIdt was shot was, when tired, withih
twelve inches Of his face. Death was caused hy ncT,
vous shock and the deceased man probably ioSt All
consciousness the instant that lac was shot. . -
Testimony was also given by DR. Thomas McCor-
SEN of Amityvilic: Ferdinand Bcrhalt. justice oi
the peace and Postmaster at Bresiau; lownsehl
Wright. Mrs Cleric. OF Brcslau, and William Horny
Smang. The hearing will be continued on tues
,l.r. r.N
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distance. His injuries were about the head III

| distance. His injuries were ABOUT tno "'
died at a. IN. yesterday. A.
An nguest was begun Wednesday afternoon III i tn1
case Of Jacob Mnnerly who was killed on lu,SxWnF
evening by being struck and run over Wy y IL Tho
l. Thrty-four witnesses were snnmonG9, psl. tn1
inquest was not concluicd. C9uuty dotigotion.
The testimony was conflicting as 10 wheth.I ~. ~
gong Of the truck sounded just previous 10 '"0
accident The inquest Will be renewed on 1o-u'S'
The examination of Alfred &. Marks Tor an
ALLEGED attempt TO swInde A. c. Bennett out OF $Zo
took place Yesterday before Justice kenna ~ Wy
Fourth District Court, Brooklyn. Inc pUss ,nfI
father. Mark Marks, Of No. 2o8 Grand-s'. i,n"nJ
Iyn. testified that his son had been diamonu
broker for fonr years Robert Hardy ara koD'rt
Corton testified that Marks hal swindled lhe,n "a, ~
he tried 10 MIR. BENNETT The justice reserves MS
decision until Saturday.
NEWARK.
The Aaueduct Board haq authorized the rrsump-
t;on of the use of the driven wells at BelcViiie'
JERSEY CITY.
Holm Lynch age sixteen, OF No. 314 ThITdst
was pushed off the trcstle work OF the Penn'y Vlna
Railroad Yesterday by Thomas tarley' aho WIS
badly injuIcd
STATEN ISLAND.
N,prvvn,s Observation-Disclosures Henry Frost
wns buried Yesterday from the house of his f'ther-
in-!aw. Garrett p Wright. ut MarlGcfo fla rt
He was the son of the hte Senator Sainmel rrosti
and was one Of the leading Democrats OF hicnmonu
Countv He WAS elected supervisor or MludleIoWh
in 1879 over Theodore Frebn. Many OF the county
officials attended the funeral. HIS remains were
buried in the old Moravian church-yard at New
DOrp.
NEW-JERSEY.
ORANGE-John Bcalin. age thirty-two. saloon
keeper in F0rest-st was struck and Killed Dy, the
east bound Dover freight train ut 2:25 am Wednes-
dav. Bealln had been drinking, aud shortly aiter
midnight, on his way home, ne lay uo"u VI o'o
saw him and cndeavOred 10 stop me tram puC
without avail. He leaves wife ana hVe chiidren'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09

following were the best scores: r. Dram. ~
out OF a possible so; n. henderson, 40; NJ Price,
and George Fox As each Joseph H. Burroughs aDdJ
Price AZ each In shlrpes rife match at 200 yards
tIe fofow NJ were the best scores H. MandersoD AZ
r. Dram and j. Price, Al each out OF possible Do e
Bowman, 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09
CIVIL NOTE

United States Commissioner Deuel. yester
day received notice that the suit which had been begun
AGAINST him joay with Judge Goodlet, in the Kings
County Supreme Court by Paul cArdle for conspiracy
10 ex tort money. has been discontinued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09
PASSENGERS ARRIFED.
ppov rrvrppooI-DY STEAMSHIP NEVADA.
NOTICE To MARINERS.

TEMPORARY CHANGE OF LIGHTVEsSELS
OFFICE OF THE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR, THIRD Di-TRrr
TONPKINsvILLE. y. T., july ;. 1850
The Corndeld Point Lighyesse No II has been Withdrawn
for repajrs ana her place has taken by Relief NO o.
The sttrr ad black circular day marks
huli paiutet le3dcoor
name Relief q" white Letters, is painted on eaca
sile She exhibits OF course but one nght
ED T. NICHOLS Rear Admiral 7. ;, NJ -.
Lighthouse INSPECTOR rald District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
WARM DAY TEMPERED BY A BREEZE.
no INDICATIONS OF RAIN-TBE TEMPERATURE
HERE AND I'll SEwJFRT


no INDICATIONS OF RAIN-THE TEMPERATURE
HIRE AND ELsEwHERE
There was melancholy lock the eve Of the
Gentleman IN charge of the Signal Service once,
esterday afternoon, when he told u TRIBUNE re-
rorter that there were no indications of coming
ain. In New-York the barometer was normal. &c
lay warm-hot. if one was on the sunny sue
the sueet; hut there was not much disc'm .I
)uring tie greater part OF tue DAY a cCol, 1rcSli
'outheast brcCZs s,itfened out tho lih%S ina,
we're flying. cooled the brows of pedestrians and
ccupauts of street cars. and mace ne ehuuraoIc
'or the time being A few minutes after ! p m.
he sky was covered with some showcry LOOKING
LIQUIDS and men Of keen O3'crvatlon SAID that lew
rain drops fell. But there was not enough wafer
20 take The stiffcnlrC ont Of straw hat. EXcuF-
SONS were popular, and the dealers m wafer ols,
guised as lemonade were evidently disappointed
For the eight hours ending at 3:12 y. IN. ycstcr-
day the barometer had fallen several degrees ali
Ja..-was the thermometer ahoNe W ~ ,Ia' HouI.
There il was 9ic. an increase Of l3O IN t"entN-ion
hours. The Thermometer IN various citles at 81
r. III. was as follows Albany. o6o, rise OF = ~
twenty -four hours Baltimore. So, rise OF ~ ;
Boston. ~, rise of 10 Buffalo, $50 f use
of 90 cheyenne. So -, a rise OF ~ |;
natI, Sc. rise a. 10 Detroit, 81 IA rise of =;
rast port, Me-, 100 rise of 0o; Louisville $50. n
Orleans SO. ris~ Of q; Ncw-York, $50. fan Of
50; Philadelphia, $50 rise of 40; Shreveport: ~.
rise OF l3o; ST Ions so0 rise OF o; ana 'icKS
The weather over the country was fair aud
couiy as rule. Yesterday morning there was Il
storm-ccntre in Michigan. which was moving in a
northwest direction. There rains in Duluth.
Fort Garry, Escanaha. Michigan. Grand ha-
gen, keoEuk, Marquette and milwaukee,
At New-Oreans there was rain
all of 142 inches. The Thermometer
It the Signal Office at 7 q. m. was 1872 az a. M,
Soc and ut 3;l2 y. IN, $50. At ludnuts the ucr-
curry stood rs follows 3 a. IN. 72o: 6 a. M, TO; .
T. M. TO; IL m $40: $3.50 p. m. $780, q p. M. 81.
On the same day last year the thermometer stood
3 a. rn.. go; a. m, 66O a. M, 72O; IL M, |o0
$50 p. No. $50. and p. M, so.
The following cases of prostration by the heat
were reported yesterday:
CARTS ISRAEL bttv Of No. &c Sumn.itst Brooklyn
overcome in Butlcrst. He was removed TO his
home.
CoNNoHs PATRICK street laborer. was proStrated ut
Fourth and Coe-sts jersey CITY. city Physician
LochuCr sent him to the Charity Hospital He VIII
probably die.
KLEIN ROBERT. Of Third-avc and Nneteenthst. Brock
lyu, Was found suffering from pFostratton by the
heat IN Thrdavc.. Brooklyn. and was taken home.
EROsE. EMIL ", OF No. 1i2 West NDtt-St, was
Frustrated In West Twenty-sccond-st. lie recovered
at the Sixteeuth Precinct Police Station, and went
home.
MARKS JOSEPH sixteen. Of No. S24 Eghth-st, was
postratcd in Greenwich-st. He was sent 10 the
Chambers Street Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09
CONDITION OF THE SAVANNAH.

Cant stop now TO talk to Won am too busy
said a short, stout man. with ms straw hat we'll
tipped the side, and cigar in the corner of his
month yesterday, on board the steamboat SHADY
Side. when TRIBUNE reporter approached him.
his was Mr.. Kirk, one of the owucrs OF the sea
Wanhaka, and although he was apparently at leis-
IRE a moment before, be suddenly discovered that
he was very busy. After waiting five minutes Mr..
Kirk said: There 10 nothing new III regard 10 the
wreck The bodies have all been found, believe,
and We shall either sell the wreck 10 lies,
move 1t, but nothing has yet been decided upon"
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NIR(NE lNTELLIU ENCX
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
s,... a.37 sun sets-. 7.}3 Clock fast. 5n 2s
,an a.4t Noon soufhs Moons days
~, III WAIza
SANDY Hoog 84s GOV Island 1924 Hell Gate lll3
JiiH wATgP r0-DAr-
SANDY HOOK. gO8 Gov Island 9:33 d,I GtSe ... ll23
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09
P1SSENGERS FOR GERMANY.

Among the cabin passengers VINO sailed on
the Hamburg American steamer Westphaia yesterday
were about thirty members of the Milwaukee Turner.'
Associations who viii lola with the party o. 300 who
sailed ia the steamship Sesa. June D. TO take part
In the Turner Fest to be held at Frankfort from July %
TO o. The following IS the complete cabin iist;
rc,n u.NnI.I.C Ia. eIEA MsmIP MGsTPMAIIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09
RIFLE SHOOTING IN NEw-JEESEY

CAMDEN, n. j., July SIN the Remington
lic shooting match. at 200 yard. to-day, the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09

1t is claimed by some medical men that
emokng woakrIs the cycIght. MAJ b. il dOcs but II.,
sec how 1t strengthen, t1e BREATH Burlington Hawk
eye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-09

Pyles Pearine Its utility IN not weather Is intspu'AV
DIASTAsE, which is necessary to the diges.
Of arinaceous food IL lacking IN oJt'ss infants he'
the mortality where they fed the s1c he
fashioned foods To this want In rearing hand lel w
dren Melns Food has been and Il t0rOut
absh, the best nutrment for infants and inNs
known AL druggists aud grocers have H. frioe'
cents. T. METCALF & Co. Boston, Mass.
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NOT BELIEVED WHEN SHE CONFE>sEs.

The condition OF the woman who shot herself In
Jersey CIty IN tho Pennsylvania Railroad
station on Wednesday morning remains