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ARION IN RETIREMENT.
A summer Nights Festival In . Pavilion ~
the Foot OF sixty. ninth Street.

The Arion Society gave up their summer
nights festival at Coney Island because that
place WAS too public. Arlon riding In on the
back Of dolphin from the sea was an insignif-
cant figure because Of the largo and promisou-
Gus crowd. Washington Park better known as
Jonos's Weed. where tho festival WAS held
last night. Is retired spot. 1t lies on
the East River at the foot OF Sixty-ninth
street, which is o dusty gorge cut through the
rocks. A calcium light placed at Second ~,
nue. last night filed 1t with weird illumina-
ton. Carriages rolled through 1t on their way
to and from tho nearest Third avenue elevated
station. The Negotiated dust arose and filled
It with choking and orange colored cloud
Going through 1t one way tho foot pas.
senger stumbled among the numerous
loose stones because he was blind
cd by the garo. and going through
1t tho other. way he stumbled In Egyptian dark
ioom1ed suddenly before the foot passenger and
butted him; They carried pocket fiasks which
they waved tSa in hilarious % and
the SUBMITS Of tho boulders goats stood in
shaggy and picturesque relief against tho sky
nns spc shs Of ns b1 hs
Sixty-ninth street before the garden front
II contains no trees The visitor last night un-
burdenod himself very thankfully OF an enor.
through narrow passage into q quadrangle
which was absolutely dark at ono end and
pavilion. and it was there that the. so
ciety enjoyed its summer festive! In
retired manner. The most Noticeable feature
absolute waste Of dancing floor. and ridicu-
lmoEHsly small supply Of chairs and beer tables.
stood crowded about the borders OF the place in
a state OF high discomfort between tho hours Of
3 and 10. Half Of this time Loibold's military
band played loudly for the company and DR.
Damroschs excellent orchestra played softly
during the. other half, Then the floor was
opened TO dancers. and there vas little more
works occurred between dances.
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Frederick llauck, aged - years OF 2ol East Fifty.
third street. was drowned yesterday while bathing ~
the foot of that street
Mr. John Fender has gone West the Erie lie
Will visit San Francisco aud will return hN WHY OF New
Orleans 10 reach New York in October.
There were loose deaths In this city In the 'unmer
months oi June July, and August LA- the cor.
responding period there were loG2G deaths.
Nelson Smith. John T. Reed, Jr and Andrew Blessing
were lust evening chosen delegates from the twenty.
first Assembly District to tho Anti Monopoly state Con.
vcntton
den Newton has asked the Eliot Commissioners TO no.
thy mariners that on MoUla! the United Sir'c drilling
s.ow will be mOorc Oh fol Rock, ~ the mii channel ot
Hell Gate.
Mr. C. W Sawyer .hc leader of tho Cooper Union sun.
day nisht meetings has returned 20 the city from scot
pei work for the fall and winter IN tie great hall Of
Cooper Union this evening,
Tho man who was found on Friday night ~ the corner
or New Churyh and Cedar streets, and no died ni h
mrrhags OF the lungs IN tho Church street station wac
Theodore Albrtcht, cOnsllmptNs German. who h,I
been lodging at Carlisle street aud was about t,aga
Ing ~ 0eIu.apy.
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First District. Erie County-Daniel Mcclure.
Richard Evans, William Murphy. and James W Tint.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing Gov Cornels ad.
ministration. but the delegates were uninstructed.
At the First Assembly District Convention in Troy last
night Postmaster Gilbert Robertson. Senator c. L. Mac.
Arthur United States District Attorney Martin Town.
send nnd Prospective Supervising Inspector Of Steam
Vessels George H. Starbock were elected delegates to
the Saratoga Convention Ex Mayor Kemp. the candi.
date for delegate in Gornclls interest received
On motion OF VIM j.. kisseburxli naiauing editor Of
the Troy Tines who sent to the -nto instruct
ed TO vote for Cornell. resolution unanimously
adopted to the effect that while do deem 1t
psent to nsrct the DELEGATES elected to represent the
district In the State Convention nevertheless desire
TO express the conviction that the nomination of Hon
Walter A. Wood would be hailed with satisfaction by
Republican and ba harbnger Of unity in
our ranks and OF victory at the pols President Ar
thurs Administration asO inOrsed, but mention
ai. Of A.
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THE PRESIDENTS aoAr Ashore
Running Aground Opposite Newport In q
Fog, but Comins or NJ High Water.

NEWPORT, Sept. 2-Presldent Arthur start
ed from the clam bake yesterday on the return
trip to Newport at 8 p. NJ. A dense fog was en-.
countered in the bay and. despite the fact that
two pilots were on board the Despatch was run
high aground opposite Newport on the north
end Of Gould Island. Tho President remained
on board all night, This morning the vessels
bow was very much elevated. even the copper
u. she came off without assistance and steamed
into this harbor. whore her bottom will be ex-
Known. Pilot Case WHO Was ii charge on the
Despatch. says that IL the. officers had taken
his advice they would not have gone ashore
that hi; orders were not obcyed.
The President Is ashore to day as guest OF
Mr.. John N. A. Griswold.. He finds that the
salt air does not agree with him. and has been
cautioned in regard to it by his physician. 1t
is thought that he Ii. afflicted with malaria. He
is by no meano :; we'll man.
The Pres ident went away on the Despatch at
!, this evening for Woods Hole and Nantucket.
His visit to Newport is therefore at an end.
=, The Despatch sustained no injury last night.
The President spent the day very quietly at
the residence. of John N. A. Griswold. though
he was called upon to transact considerable
business
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Tho rA,rt.en,l.. D,..rp.,..r....

When 1t was announced that the British team
would visit America Col David f. Austen OF the Thr-
teenth Regiment in Brooklyn rendered the OF
his command to the National Rifle Association as escort
to the British team The visiting rhemen however pre-
ferred TO proceed directly to Creemoor and the asso.
citation communicated that fact TO Col Austen. SubsD
quently the association invited the regiment perform
duty At treodnOOr provost guard, Col. Austen At
once instructed the captains Of his regiment arrange
patrol Yesterday Col Austen was disagrceably sur.
office At Albany, and from the brigade Comm ander,
Gen MolyneuN stating that camp eiuipRges could not
be furnished to the Thirteenth Regiment.
Arms, ammunition. and camp cluipages were fur.
nislcd the New York State troops at tile Yorktown cell
ebraton and later the members of the regiment say,
twelve state cannon lent TO Patrick Gilmore fog
at his NJ anliattan Beach benefit
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WEST POINT MINATIONS
Lenusl w. Livingston, the ColoreA April.
cant from Florida, Rriected.

PoUGHKEEPs1E. Sept. 2.-The examination Of
applicants for admission to the West Point Military
Academy concluded to-day. Out OF forty zone ap.
plcants only afeen have been rejected There is
applicant sick in the hospital who has not yet been
anined. Two aternates passed the examination, but
there are no vacancies for them. Among those rejected
is the coorcl applicant Lemnel W Livingston, appoint
ed from Florida Upon being questioned to what par.
iicuar portion Of his examination Livingston was de.
trent n Adutant Iorls said that under the rules
answer 10 that question could not be made public. lie
said that Livingston was simply found deficient, and
not duly qualified for admission, and that he di-
rcoed teiti. his accounts with tho treasurer and de-
part Livingston appeared at the Adjutants office at
y W. to day drew the money he deposited when he first
mere paid his board and left ON an afternoon train
for New York one Of the npplica ants re ected
appontes of the Adjutant- General OF the army.
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Narrow H.cnp. from . Great Disaster.

HARTFORD. Sept. 2. The passengers by the
midday express on the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad train from New York. reaching
Boston about O'Clock yesterday. had escape
from terrible accident The train WAS running past
Bcrlin, Conn., at T. NJ, at the rntc Of forty miles an
hour when the connecting hnr Of the engine the left
side gave way, which followed in "a twinklig by
the breaking OF the connecting bar the opposite
side. Both bars plunged into the sand aud ties with
every revolution Of the living wheels That the engine
not derailcd Is miraculous. The rods In dying up
ward struck the engineers cab but neither he the
hurt. The engineer applied the air brakes
and stopped the train within the space of 40 feet The
passengers received shock and knew nothing their
peril The train brought 10 stands near u siding
which there freight train. The disabled engine
hauled off and the freight engine attached to
train. which was della, ed only twenty minutes.
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RALEIGH. Sept 2.-Danel n. Sherwood. who
has since October isS been route agent the North
Carolina Railroad from Greensboro to Goldsboro com.
mttci suicide to-day by taking laudanum. For some
months numbers of registered packages which had been
ihed had been received AZ the Raleigh office Sherwood
suspected but managed 10 clude detection lie then
began on tho packages delivered Mt the Goisboro Post
Office Detective booth put on his track and this
morning he was arrested NJ Goldsboro with marked
money i'll his possession. lie made confession. and
said that his rohNries had extended period Of ten
years lie WAS bsilcd III S2,pol and took n train for
Greensboro Before leaving Gold boro he purchased n
large bottle of nudanln quantity of which he drank
lie died on the train on reaching Raleigh, Sherwood
90 years Of age. and leaves widow and family No
as ono OF the most trMstel mon IN HE snrNiee
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SALT LAKE CITY. Sept. 2.-The Utah Commits
Shave concluded the work necessary to secure
thorough revision OF the registration ls's Officers are
being appointed IN every county with deputies in each
precinct amounting 3ton all with power Ia purge
the list. of every voter d.frschircd by the Eduunds
law To this end II became necessary tn direct that
r}rrS person male female. who since the passage II
the Law i;1 la. time lived in violation of snid
ln D." r,fu'rd HE right of franchise. tbs very sweep
INK order is conceded To he within the inttnn Ul the
E,lWuns law and IL endorsed by The legal fraternity,
III, pr.s aud Ill anti MormOus generally |, Is not
prrto,l Mint tho result of the lrction VIII change
iin tho uAistmg condition OF affairs IN hl Territory
the mono 1amic Mormon, being IN the majority but IL Is
GusItCIUus tOnlmen DnlcIt
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Three Attsnpts NJ Suicide.

AS tho Jersey City ferryboat Hudson CITY Wa
leaving her slip at she foot Of Cortlandt street. az
O'CLOCK yesterday morning awell.dressed young womsa
ran down the bridge and eaped on board. She walked
hurredy through the cabin to the front Of the boat ana
for few minutes Leaned over the guard rail- gazing
the water. Whom tho boat had got almost across the
river shs walked through the wagon gansway to thS
when she was seized by . deck hand. In Jersey
CITY she was sent to the Gregory street police
bons She was PLACED in the detention room she heA
the act of leapng out of window. She then placed
IN cell Ten minutes later Detective Clos found hse
hanging from bar OF her cell door He cut down
and then she was removed to the Charity Hospital She
herself s
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A Secular Sunday school.

Tho childrens school carried on under the
auspices of Branch No of the Socialist Labor party
and which has been established for three years. re-
opened yesterday at 42+ West fortyfourth street.
committee from the branch supervise the school and pay
for the se OF the and for the teachers services
tn. Children who attend are from tol2 years of age
charge is 81 cents month"; The branches taught are
reading writing drawing singing, natural history aud
the German language Nearly all OF the pupils sens
10 the school in order that they learn to speak the
Ncrman tongue The sessions held saturday and
sunday and In winter there over hundred pupils
The school room is the first floor Of private resi-
dence and occupies the whole hOor The teacher calls
the school Sunday schOul
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Secretary Folrer Taking . Vacation.

WASHINGTON Sept. 2.-Secrctary Folger
started this afternoon for New York city, whsncc lie
will probably go to his home i'll Geneva His health is
very good. and he proposes take holiday to re-,
cup"ratr. lie will be gone about month, According
TO u statement made by him few DAYS ago he will
accept the Republican nomination as Governor Of New
York IL chosen by the Convention but he does not pro.
pos. TO enter the political campaign will he do any.
thing himself 70 secure the nomination His resignation
secretary Of the Treasury is contingent upon his
ton as Governor OF New York
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The open season for rail birds began
on the Hackensack meadows on Friday morning, when
thsre was fusilads extending from the Plank road
bridge north to Cherry Hill But the birds have thus
been very scarce. Shephard Knapp brought - into
John Ryans Hotel At liacSensack, but he was tied by
bayged ~ Yesterday Lawyer Griggs and County Clerk
smith Of Paterson, Rufus king and O. r smith OF this
city, Nehemiah Ward of Newark, and John Ry an were
ont with the afternoon tide but they with poor
cess The season lasts about three weeks and II is
thought that warm east storm will bring up birds
enough to make the sport enjoyable.
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A Due, Between v,rr,.,~ Editor. Prevented.

RICHMOND. Sept. 2-Mr. C. o. b. Cowardin.
Of the editors OF the Richmond Dispatch the leading
Democratic paper of the State, arrested here this
morning charged with being about to engage in duel
with Mr. w &, Ela editor of the wig the organ OF
conlitonists warrant is also out FOR the latter but
has not vet been served The trouble grew ont of an
artic. written by Mr. towarin which appeared in the
Dpafrh Of saturday last and which Mr. Elan regarded
offensive and injurious Ia him lie addressed card
the Dispatch yesterday which that PAPER published
to-day deounciny the author of the article and
ing upon linn in terms, To this Mr. COwar
din replied substantially tha, lie would not notice the
card that lie had placed tho first insult upon Mr. Elan
he called upon to continue the controNc
Elan was wounded III duel with Col Tom smith, near
here. 1879
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 2.-The remains OF VIM
W. W. Wood Chief Engineer United States Navy who
was drowned Thursday last brought TO this city
to-day by the steamer George Leary.
Mr.. Woods daughter, who resides in this city was not
Informed of tho death of her father until to-day Tele
grams were sent 10 his wife OF Rye beach, hut replies
were received stating that she had further north.
Lais this evening telegram dated Boston was re.
ceived from Mrs Wood, in which she said that the first
Intelligence of her husbands death brought her
in the morning papers to-day, and that she would leave
at for Washington II Is probable that the fune
VIII not take place for several DAYS.
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The Rev. DR.. Marshall b. Smith took charge
OF the St Johns Episcopal Church in rassac thirty
years ago lie wrote theological subjects and also
published some poetry lie Joined the Reformed Epis
COpal Church. and once came within few votes
of being Bishop Last spring he rtnounced the doe.
trn"s of the Reformed Episcopal Church and joined tho
Reformed Church being received into the ministry Mt
the Chassis of raranu>. Failing health induced him 10
Chatham Four Corners in this state where he died
Yesterday morning NJ tn" of A. He prominent
Republican politician, and he had received the de
grccs OF Pas, Grand Chaplain and Past Grand Master in
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BROOkLYy.

The Brooklyn Philharmonic Society will have eight ION
oerls this season at intervals of three weeks beginning
IN November under the leadership of Theodore Thomas
book making WAS carried yesterday at Hunters
Point on the Sherpshtnd Ray races by Lowell Co and
openly,
The Rev Or Fglton's Temple is to he rcopened to-day
In Brooklyn II has been recarpeted with IOs3 ards of
ingram carpet presented him by hs friends
and 800 black walnut chairs have been added TO tho
furniture.
Sidney L. samms died yesterday morning at his resi-
dence 7O7 Pacific street, OF consumption lie was =
nephew of the late Mrs H. Conway, and treasurer
Of tho Brooklyn Park Theatre Until her death uewas3 ~
years old.
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The Anti-Kelly Tammany Democracy have
determined to send full delegation to the Dcsnocratis
State Convention Their Committee on OrYsnizatioa
met on Thursday evening last and made the necessary
arrangements for the primary elections. No time was
fixed for the primaries the delegates Democratic
State Conventions must DO chosen at Assembly dsricS
Conventions each district acting by itself without the
Intervention of any central authority
Rumors prevailed yesterday that Informal conferences
between leaders OF the Anti Kelly Of
the County Democracy and Of the Irving Hall Demo-
Gratis would be held in New York prior the Goa
chiefly devoted to the considefaton OF union on oSsl
state Convention will be left for action
The Tammany Committee on Organization will decide
be sent to the Cow
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Striking . hoy.

As William Ainsworth aged 10 years. Of 63
Railroad avenue, Jersey city. picked up OF
on Friday afternoon from the gutter in front Of Toens
butcher shop, in Grove street. Benjsniin Gan.
rev, employed in the store ordered him TO
bring 10 him. Ainsworth placed the corn
h., In the gutter, This angered Gans-v, and he
struck the hoy the side ~ his head with his cenche
INST. Answor,h went home or, ing and aftcrwArd
went into convusons physician says he Is suffering
from conclusion OF the brain, and that his condition
critical Gansey has not yet been arrested.
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Secretary Chnndier's Trip.

BOSTON. Sept 2.-Tho United States steamer
Taiapoosa which sailed for Portsmouth today will call
nj Marblchcad where Secretary Chandler accompanied
by the officers Of thu Talapoosa is this afternoon to he
the guest of Mr. thas o. Foster al his summer residence.
MIR. Foster was schoumau of secretary Chandler. A
banquet will be spread in honor of Mr. Chandler by his
old friend AZ the rooms of the Eastern Yacht club on
MarblccRl Neck, About twenty guests have been in.
vitcd, including uov Long, Mayor Greene of Boston,
den n. 4. Banks, the Hon Joshua W. Gambler. and Mr.
A.
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81 Makes No Sbeech."

RICHMOND Va. Sept. AIT tho Republican
Convention held in Winston, c. tonight, to nominate
candidates for the Legislature and the county Offices
Mr.. Tnvis German, was nominated for House Delegate
Calls made him, and he arose smiling aud said
:" tanks you, shrntilmcn, very much indeed makes
shrrCh." lie then took his seat Chairman GOslcn
sad " OF course you accept tho nonnp,i9n naI can
rising II don't know Veil NJ dot viii drinks on it,
and must trst ask my wife hb"u IT," The Convention
took recess for hin. 10 ask his wife,
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Found In ~ Hospital Ward.

In the convaescent ward Of Wards Island
Hospital Detective Groicn found Edward w,incrt yes,
tcrday and arrested him, Louise Dobbrow and her
brother, immigrants who arrived here August say
that Weincrt under the name of ucory. smith scrApcd
acquaintance with them amt stole their baggage GrOirn
has been tracking the sccusch about New Jersey hear
ing of him Anton Brhn, Anton Scmitt and finally
Weucrt. Justice Pow YER held the
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Guitenu's Brain.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. DIR +. O. Shakespeare
of tls city DIR. W. =, Arnold Of New York and DR.
G. Mcdonnell Of Washington, the surgeons engaged in
examining portions of Cuitcsu's brain. met nj DR.
Shakesprarrs office to-day and decided 10 publish = re-
port showing the results Of the cSamnaiio 1t will DO
given ont for publication nest week Dr. Shakespeare
SAYS that the report will have reference to tn. uurs
ton OF uuitrau's insanity II will he comprehensive
statement of the condition of the brain and the nature
of the disease, If any,
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Puck. the Spitz dog that bit the seven year
old son of Hugh coyle, Jersey City undertaken on
Thursday, md that the following day escaped from
cell in the Gregory street police station after Justice
Stilsing decided that he must he shot found
day by one Of Mr. Coylcs cmploN retred 10 the
station An hour later lie was taken inoa vacant lot
adjoining the station, and III the presence OF Mrs
sirgcnihaler who owned linn, he was shot by Rounds
man Coward Mrs, Sieyenthalcr cried bitterly.
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IocKPoRT. Sent. 2.-The Niagara County
Democratic Convention, held here this afternoon, was
very harmonious Messrs T. s. Goodrich of Tounw nnda
s. Wright McCoum Of Inckport, and DR. e, W. Gould OF
MAairpurt chosen to tlS state Convention. They
are ami rannnny aud are instructed for Cleveland.
BcYrlLo Supt .-The follow ing delegates elected
tc the Democratic state Conn cnton to-day;
First District-Mchacl shannon, George Chambers,
aud James Kennedy. second District Solomon Schcu,
Charles W. Irish and Geraard Lang Third Di.trict-
Il e, Titus +. G.. DOYLE, aud &. W, goodyear. Fourth
Dstrici-C + Tabor Thomas Muhall, and T. ". Jack
They all instructed to vote for Cleveland for
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snddea Death wAiie Fishing.

Boston, Sept. "A private letter from Nam
tuckct states that gentleman whose Is not given
who IL said to be well known in the Western States
aud connected by marriage th the late Congressman
Thomas Allen OF 81 Louis haO been spending few
weeks at Nantucket accompanied by his family, On
Wednesday he Joined fishing party, and while on tho
excursion had u violent attack OF sessiGkneN which
passed into ulsons in which he died Ills family
wero al theandug when the party returned.
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The stcamc. Lake NcpgOn which went ashore on the
eastern const Ot Ireland, has arrived in the McTsry
Scars and DIV light of Boston won the National Lawn
Tennis Tournament NJ tho Newport Casino for doubles
beating Smith aud Nightingale Of Providence.
The Hon Jeremiah Smith " Dover. H. says that he
cannot under amy circumstances accept the Republican
nomination for the Go'ernorship of New Hampshire.
system Of warnings for frosts which threaten the
tubnCc growing sections of tile United States has
begun by the signal service and will continue until Nov
L. or until killing frost has occurred,
In an alteration nj 81 Louis between the mate Of the
steamer brand Republic and negro roustsbout tho lat
ter throw stone which struck Commander Best over
Will die.
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lIynes to no Hanged.

DUBLIN, Sept 1.-The decision Of Lord
spencer not To interfere with the course OF the law in
hr cn'e II ilyncs who convicted Of murder was
communicated To the condemned man to-day The day
u me lrusins was hsed for Sept. II. Comments In the
a.'"W'' JDHIndt on communication alleging thht
sseta pt the luFy In III. were drunk The night
iWt We verdict was rendered caused tho arrest and