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s--e no. PHYSICIANS.
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~ 'rlce, 2c. PER POUND "a living
and aot q losing price). Contracts will
be kept 70 the letter.
JOHN IT.. SWEENEY,
Ji2tf Agent Mountain loo Companies.
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been repealed.
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March 8lst, rendered the following deci-
SiOnH.
1st-That the Commonwealth Distri-
button Company Ia legal.
2d-Its drawings are fair.
The Company has now on hand
a large reserve fund. Read the list OF
prizes for the
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Ss Cltff 81. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26
4 NEW CABLE TO NEXICO.

The contract recently made 10y General Grant,
rcpres@ntlng the International Dec 90 Telegraph
ConpaiiN. with the Mexican Govern cent, aIthpr-
iz,d thr iavIng Submarine able from tl" uf'd
states hv way Of Cuba To any point on thr N Nl'u
coast except thoS places covered hy the contract -
authorized also 10 build land lines from the coast to
the Pacific and from any poi o. ou lts ln'~ 10 the
Citv Of Mexico. Liberal concessions ln fccaIl q"
using Government hand, and apW"Wlatih% mos"
belonging private per onr, are made to
the company. The company agrees 'o' 70
charge more than - cents woIu between cuba
and the Mexican coast. and not norr than ccut. .
word over Its land lines within tho Republic Of
Mexico without regard 10 di~tau.'. for message
destined for foreign couutIi,-. Government ur.-
e. are 10 be snt to aud from the Capita. 40
duetiun Of p per cont llrl4 tJllh rates.
Construction material may hc imported
free from duty and taxes. and tho capital -fo'o OF
the coinpany is 90 he free from tax ~ 80 'ral,.
ARRANGEMENTS have been c0u ilct,d i"r lt' Iur t"c
cable Lct,,ceu cuba and the Mexican coast Dha"ut
DELAY and work on the land Au', Val br began
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26

An ypcrt accountant was recently appointed h'
tie Town Council 81 Harrison. y j. - make -,
oud examination Of the book, ~ oA-lrr1ef'i J.. -.
Reilly who had already boon shown. lI the 10 port
an expert appointed last fall hv JuIer stevens. ol
Hudson COUNTY 10 be- IN default H. tnc amount Of
81 $50 ~. IA" report of the srcoud examiner
cover, the period that h:p, clap~i Since th' ,i" oi
the t'r.t report. December 10. 1854. up g." Ma -.
ISL and further d,ioIt for that period Is shown
of S5.3bS 6G-mahing tine t".ad amount over
$1,000. The report shows that thc h""k- iA' g
been fl.eiy kept, that figures have been erased ana
other iigur,.s substituted. that payments have been
made and have been uuaccoGnt"d Ion, and that lu
other cases smaller amounts were entered ou thc
books Shit has already been instituted against
Reilly, who has put in claim for FlpVoO Tor a.
legged extra services ~ an 0u'tL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26

this year. Timothy stands almost rs high a. ram,
an those who profess to lsno" cay tlaI nay vi
sell ne low 30 cents hundred II th"re ~ gnu
weather for gathering H. In some REGIONS lho
farmers have already begun to cut their grass
STATEN ISLAND.
PORT Rrcu,fovp.-The name Of the ferryhoat
running between Bergen Point, y. - ana nrt
Richmond has been changed from the west Io'h'
tn the Bergen Point.
RIcuuoSD.-Af tho last meeting OF tho Richmond
Comfy Supervisors sheriff Car IONS hill Of $500 for
the expenses of the hanging Of Edward Relnhardt
the wife murderer, was ordered paid.
Wrsr BRrGuroN.-Mortin Lqfcy. barkc"pcr for
Justice Largton. ~ West BRIGHTON, ana ,'eoteN
Shellici, quOr seller were arrsgch before uSll'e
Powers Friday. charged with violating the EN'l@e
law in kccuiug Op'n on SUNDAY, ne prisoners
were discharged. Neither Of them had q license
NEW Observation-Disclosures Toomey, under inlet
mrnt for setting fir, t0 The premises OF Judge NeS-
torvclt m New BRIGHTON. some tim" AGO. has dis2p-
prarcd leaving his wife and six children and hiS
bon lsrncn IN n bad dilemma: het"rr gong awaV mc
executed q mortgage for 5000 against the fixtures
ctc IN his atorr M Tomnkinsville and tho mort
rarc is ahort 10 hc fornclosed suhscnntion II
hcinr raised for thr family Communication ny
tclcubnno was or-.ne-l Yesterday between different
plaro4 on Staten Island. fourteen WINS bclng IN
working order from the central office at New Brgh-
''"' HUDSON RIVER TOWNS
Ryr-Snpcrvi-or :. W johnson. of Rye, has been
Amounted n Snccial committee bv the Board 10 test
the legality Of the collection ot the tax lald on me
property Oh tue ''I's'"ph '"'"P'''''' '' "
County
UlnE1sOV-Mrs. George r. HINT and Mrs. George
Med who4, husbands were killed ~ crossing "
the Ncw-Yorh and Nrw-Hayrn Railroad. between
Rye and Harrison Station. have sued th" railroad
company for 5000 each.
Moryr VrRNoy.- A. Mrs. Secs. who's, husband is
i'm the employ of Adam Palm. 81 West Mount Yer
non wa, engaged IN thr garden Friday afternoon
She w.ls approx, he'd hy tVo tramps who asked her
~ give them q drink ~ water She chcrrfully as
.eutod H. do 80 -nd went % the house for that pur
pos. She VIZ 81 ~elV followed by the two men, and
as soon ~ slc had entered the door ono Of tho
tra'up- ss.Hcd her 10y thc throat md thrai"n"d H.
XIII her with q large knife which De displayed II
she offered any resistance raised an alarm, while
the other ronhcl her of Sll in money which she
had IN her pocket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26
TIE YACHT VEsTA Run INTO.

Tie Yacht Vesta. that IN 1866 sailed in the we'll
known ocean race in company with the Henrietta
end Flcetwiug was run into by the outward bound
steau.er Castor about o'clock yesterday afternoon.
This yacht was lately purchased 10y +. +. Aver, of
Lowell, and having undergone complete rehttHH'
Was making a trial trip down the harbor prcparl-
tory TO an extended Eastern cruise, when the Castor
bors down upon her without sound Of warning,
ar any anparni effort To avoid collision the steamer
struck the Yacht on the stdrhoarl quarter carrying
away bulwarks rail. boat and gangway, and strew-
inc the deck with spliuteIcd thinkers.
For moment there WAS considerable conSt"rna-
tion an both vessels as She huge prov of the steamer
doomed over the deck of the smaller vessel and It
Sc rnesl as If she must cut her way into he hull.
Tie sp!utcriug and cracking Of the timbcrs did not
q little 10 add To- this Impression. hut the engines
Were reversed and the two vessels oi>cnedG'd them
selves without further damage. The EcSta j. now
lying at Poilon, yard where the fail ext, ht OF her
injuries Will be asccrtaincd and the ncedfui repairs
nade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26
SCHOOL TRUSTEES IN 4 DILEMMA

Tho fqot was made puNIIc sumo tDn' ago IhaI
George Condit Receiver Of IaN-s FOR East Orange.
y. j., Was unable 10 To pay over Oh" town nour' :
intru>tcd 10 him upon the demand "i th' : .""i
Trustees. II was found that there WIS dch,it Of
several thousand dollars IN the receivers accounts.
hut the greater portion Of hs was mad" ny h"t"c"p
Mr. Condit and hI- hond5ucn and D. " 10" ~ 'l'N'.l
lint the tot al loss would not Doc morn than Oon.
Il has tran~pircd nov that Nh Coret borrowed
~ 200 from he trustees If the School ln-ir'' al
Franklin. tasi Orange. and ClNra- - aili' "a 20 ,
and mortgage for !. @Ob ou property Winch ha
been previously mortrasrd for $1,000. The - boot
Trustees failed t0 record tho mort sasc and t"d Do
search made ard must low account for me N-'-"' >.
If there are any oth.r d,bricnci'e 900 tire "a 7Hu~,
and the citizens have DENIAL led -.r,llng lnN'eu-
R.lllOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26
EXPECTING lis WIFE,s ASHES.

Henry Haltermann. the husbInd of the woman
yhose body was incincrated at Washington. Penn,
Friday last was found at ms office, No IL William
st.. Yesterday by reporter ct iHE iuhUNE. ne
stated that Mrs Illltermann had swallowed "A tooth
abont two months ago, which affected her bronchial
tnhcs and lungs and finally produced consumption.
She had intended for two three wears Ia have her
body burned when she died Mr.. llaltermann had
The body placed in tin box, and was Just about To
forward it, when lc received refusal 10y the truh-
te - of the furnace 10 receive it. They aftcrward
teleoraphed To slnd ( along lie thought them very
ickle-rnmdcd." AS he was too i'll 10 accompany
the body his bookkecpcr went with 1t. and was eN-
pcctcd to arrive with the ashes last evening.
The cost for incarceration, Mr. lialtermann stated,
was SIS, and necessary expenses IN transmitting
the body would increase that To SlW. lie VIII
bury the ashes near his home on Staten Island. he
also intends 10 have his body burned after death,
bciey ing that the only proper way OF dlsposng OF
il. There is piety in tins country" sad IN
there NAV be a few religious persons hut You are
all for making money and # yOu want railroad or
mark you dig up your cemeteries and let the street
Children play with the bones and skulls, they did
on Staten Island few years ago.
Mr. Haltcrnann is German, and Il not member
of the New-NOrk Cremation society. His wife was
the fourteenth person whoec hoiy has been burned
in the Lcmoync Furnace at Washington. Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26
nrc1 AIRING THAT HE PAID FOR WORK.

Simon Steinfelt Of No 1l0 East Forty-elght ms;
foreman of the street-cleaners IN the wchtV
PRECINCT was calling the roll of the drivers III hon'
M the East Fif y-ninth Street Police STATION w.
ferday morning when Morris Doyle, no owns ca.
md ia occasionally employed by the Depar'n'ei,',
applied for work. He was refused, whereupon ne ne
h.rame noisy and abusive and was Locked UP ny
Ronndsnau Ohm. The roundsman appeared against
Doyle at a later hOnr in the i0rkElle IoAoo
Conrt. charging him with disordcrly conduct
When the formal complaint was maze, 10y 10y ~
asKed 10 be heard and Justice Murray granted hs
rcnnest He said ne had been frequently emploNeu
hv Steinfelt who cxacted from HIM monthly YAK
OF So This statement seemed TO aStOnsh ''' jus
tice, who said: - l.. ,t.o;,,
Were you obliged to pay this man to obtain
workp -. H., a., g. 7
might 20 begging work. Friday was pald, put
/ refused 10 give him any money ana whth MN
Ia the station Yesterday morning he 10 81 me lhVic
was no work for me. have witnesses VINO pay 'hc
We'll. call them up" said the Justice.
Sylvester RYAN and Michael Doyle then came lOr-
ward and corrobOrated Morris D0yl testimony
Ryan sail he was told that the money Wa LOT
CAPTAIN Williams, and once was informed thal II
was ~ help ex- Senator COnkhng.
3onndslnan Ohm appeared anxious Ia have Doyle
committed but in view Of the circumstances ne N'
discharged lie returned shortly atierward anu
wished To prefer charge of obtaining money uii'I
false prctences against StFinfclt, but wac lSTu
Nv the magistrate 10 make ms complaint AT lhe
headquarters of the Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26
CAPTAIN AND SERGEANT DISMISSED.

Captain John Riley and Sergeant James Camp
bell of the Twelfth Precinct BTookiyn were yes
trrday dismissed from the police force by C"iniHlS-
.sioner Jourdan. Each officer preferred charges
ngainst the other, after the arrest of Campbell ny
Riley on the charge of throwing red pepper into the
ewes of Mrs Fanny Moraunt a former actress
living near the police station. Mrs Lottle Johu-
ston woman with whom Campbell was ultimate
was involy ed i'll the matter. On the trai IL was
shown that Campbell frequently visited MIS- MOT
daunts house at night, In uniform, ahd hi5hh
whlskey and often left there by the rear uVor'
climbing the fence 20 the street. Oi late ms altF-
tons had been mainly addressed 10 Mrs. Johnston
he lent her money To buy household goods, ana to"k
her upon excursions After tn assault on MT MOI .
dauni she told Captain Riley that she thought
Campbell did it, hut in Court she was unable 1" sub
stantiate her assertion. Captain Riley caiScd MIS-
Johuston- arrest at her house. on the night 0f me
assault alleging that he had beard her SAY that
Campbell had toll her that he intended 10 lnluic
Mrs Mordaunt for life. He subsequently s"oT" that
lie did not Gauss her arrest despite the fact that 1t
is matter of record There has been bad blood be
tween the two officers for some Tine.
General JOurdan cen urrs captain R1l'y Tor ar
rcstinc Mrs JOHNSON ut an unusual hour taking her
from n sick bed without a shallow of evidence
against her and OBTAINING her at the station upon
a charge Of fcloIl us assault and for the olh'r
offences mentioned. lie expressed surprise mat
CampbelPs misconduct had so long escaped detec-
ton. 80
Detective William II. Folk. a son of the former
superintenden; John :. Folk, who has served the
DEPARTMENT long and well, ma le - sergeant
and placed in command of the Twelfth Precinct.
Ills promotion to captain will probably soon follow"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26

Vinccuzo Cintcruo and Niehclc htayIdi or Rer-
rardo two Italians living ut No. g. Adam-'t -
BROOKLYN attempted "a cross Catherine Iclry 'rly
YESTERDAY morning with he body of stiilurri iu-
fan incocd in a salt sack toy 'thcr "ltu Nat lfon
and heavy hammer. Their conduct ,Agi"! ,u--
picioD rs they kept M n dark corner of th' hu}-
house waiting for the boat. md on IT, am, al
waited until ii was about ~ start before going "n
board. officer Walker, Of the second Ir, mot az
rested them. They sand that they ioIud tho lody
ON their front stOop and took tins m, thod of de-
posing of il in order 10 escape trouble. They
pleaded ignorance of the health laws, but Justice
Walsh held them for violation of tAc la".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26

The suit for libel of Charles =. Byrne
against W T. c. shauks AMI Joseph II. sla"lhOlse was
continued yesterday, the Essex MarSc Police Court
before Justice sntn After another unsuccessful effort
by the counsel the defence 10 Introduce the whole
article, motion 10 dismiss the complaint made
One Of the grounds which the motion insde was
that the article In The &HnneI taken "a whole,
correct version OF proceedings In open court published
with ustinable motives, and for the public good Justice
Smith refused To grant the motion. A. the plain
ants counsel willing adjourn the until
witness could be summoned from distance, further ex-
animation was waived by the defence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26

Charles Weller a Californian who is president q
Western mining company alriF ed ina The city yc--
terday. He had hardly left hi. room AZ the Wind
sor Hotel bcforr Ia fell iato the hands of gamblers
who cuticcd him into 4 ioc-, No. 1874 East sew
cnteenli-St. ai.d cheated 'Ut of $500 az q game
of cards. Weller appealed to Policeman Ciinrhy
but the swiadcrS. Who were unknown ~ the hons,
had fed An hour later tAc policeman arrested IN
he street Who aiSN, r,d the dc- ripliul, Of one
of them. He WAS taken 10 Police ErIdunart,rs and
recognized as kccSicr Bob, a wcil-lnoWn gam
bier. He gave hlS name Robert johnson. The
money Mr. Weller had lost was found H. his poses
sion. Tie was takel 10 COrTt. charged with swim
ding and renanleA until today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
sc,,oo, MONEY STRANGELY FOUND.

Tho d,scovery OF 50 $40 in one of the SAFES " t
rooms of the BROOKLYN Board OF Educatio nF;rs 81
ncht il the latest surprise III the strap
that Board John Williams, chairman OF tn aen
Com,nittee found the money, when wac III an,,e-
backs and silver certificates III thtoc ia II ia
lopes. among some contracts anu 49, sver since
claimed that the money has been tneIe e'0i O
fy,o ar three DAYS before the rob. cry ..,
Secretary Stewart in explanation OF tne ni"'s NJ
said that IL WAS the simplest IN inc WIZ. -
Williams had been requesting for the ast t~o
that the uncancecd warrants III INC saiu, I'D
could I've paid ont like checks, shOHd pe IN Nils
In order 10 prevent any one from presenting ", ~
aud receiving double payment III the Absence ol t
books of record. Consent a. tins request ne i1
obtained Friday afternoon. The money WIS PI'D
there Mr. Stewart SAID, by himself al the tiii'c
fioned IL was not found when the sou p99l,t
and warrants found, lscause IL VIE III -. ~
envrlopcs and the investigating Conluh't.'
who had sole access to the safe NJ the 'iihe ailv
since took the envelopes merely lot n puh''o W
contrarts and did not take an inventory ~, wv
tents of the safe as Mr.. Williams did. Inc IlVVn.{f
vas aont TO the bank. Mr.. stewart says tla To.I'
safes have been left Open for Inc iaIt elA ~. -
some of the members Of the Board believe 'lht .lo
,nonev has been put there since the roDOclf +,
lint as there is discrepancy oil near!
sp7 600 il is not easy TO see via.
"uoiut could be made IN this way ny the gun;
persons This recovery reduces the dclclt 10 loous
S0i 600 Mr. Bergen is positive that the money N'
NOT there when the committee examine, the SLY IT,,
Mr. Williams thnka the envelopes "ei0 'i'i' ' "
tine and were overlooked. =, ..,,,.o,+ A
AZ the request of the Controllers accountant, -;
II Martin nearly all the houses when nave huPI.CH
10 Noard Of Education with material have gwen
him comics Of their accounts since January /,
With the receipt of statements rom an lnc
ers the Controller expects tn CT az the PITT ~
dtion of the book account, despite the loss u '"0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26
RETURNING FROM AN CXCTRsIOy

The commission merchants and their guests, who
left the city "Wednesday Tor al excursion to Bergen
Point. Block Island. Fall River and Newport re-
turned yesterday morning at q O'clock. They did
soae good pigeon-shoodng at Bergen Point
more than seven " strai2hts being made. At Fail
the inhabitants the impression that the Fourth O,
July had arrived pTematurcly. Friday was passed
at Newport, where the men amused themselves by
driving about the city. Friday night no one OF the
ro;npaliy went 10 bed, and EOen's Band was kept
sefiye until the Frances reached her landing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26
the MOVEMENTS or srEAMEE&

PORTION PORTS
Ioynoy. Tune p Pa's,d mp the Channe steamer s"1lt
dnic ff Van Duc- from Ncwi yia North sydney Cb
/
INEsroof, Jane 25Arrved steamer Sirius tBr, staple
nom SrH York
- Arrived steamer IravancOfe tbrlt
Hafrl-nu, ffufL NpW YORK
NJ VILE june - Arrived steamers BueD0s Ayrcan. Nc
Lam fro Montreal on her 10 lasco" Scotia, Buchsh
fflu ius0u STA HalifaI on her - Glasgow.
FgS~TOWS JNur 20 ArriN e s,"anrr Cy OF Richmond,
! itch from Scv York her way 10 Liverpool
UAyRR. June - sailed steamer Wesiphala, SchWaIren'
from Hamburg fOT New.lo
GLASGOW. June - AuIyei steamer stat" OF AlaDama
bno'iis. from Nev York.
Oh rrE June 2jArryci stc2m'r Sarilnian' button IV
rrpHfl
AyovHorTH Juno 2j- Arrived, steamer Dccplae Bn,
AIIiIcAH PORTS
B'TsORF, June 2j-Auiy,i steamer Johns HopkinA HAL
cleared steamers Frankfort Ger. Klngs Bremen; 0ul
ltraune. Port ontario
nllumor Prrkioncn. Miller. Portland. WhiamspoIt VII
Lts Eo-'0u
cleared steamers Roman Googina BOSTON; TonavsniA
sherman Fro'menc Equator. iincklry Fail RIVER Ann
sai - steamers Honan British Crown Allentown TonA
Wanda norfolk Ashland. virginia aId HTuuan lISingson
CnAgis-I"s, June @j-Ainvc' steamer Delaware sew
York.
sailed steamers cityof ColnnbiL SewYork; FaniIA
FunIEr-< NovE0r Inue Iass.-, ont STEAMERS Yensue
hn. lAth" att. Liverpool krAngt'n. Gray BRISTOL ha"
rLLiwAaE BEEaAwArri-Juue2 5 Arrived. steamer Break
water mann.
IlSuoy. June - S4c: Aju inst Williams FOR the Del
aware. To,N UarTie
ar ,rnulro Sos tic ,Urr % lauia 18TH iu-i
Meta Na-a, goth It, Emma. Iuthar, 10Th lh7I bohpSS
Ecvler.
tf0r Later Shipping rrc'. n any. 81 Se'en'h Fls'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-26

man at One-bundrcd- and-tenth-st and Sixth-ave.
Yesterday morning for entering the park on their
bicycles. Their action was in violation on OS
ordinance but they willingly submitted TO aTt'sl
wishing 10 test the legality of the ordinance. ney
were aferward arraigned at the i9Tkyle Tbjs
Court and fined s. each by Justice huIIp a. ,ho
prison. Their counsel, however took out VIII oi
habeas corpus before Judge Lawrence.