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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-14
ppooK1yN AND THE GovERNORsHlP.

An imnortant conference upon the Approaching
contest for the Goyernorshp In this SIatc WAS hcau
by come of the Republican leaders OF Kings Sonn'y
nj the Oriental Hotel, on Coney lslahd on " o
noSed in Brooklyn local politics. ana TO Insure "
united delegation to the approaching STATE Cont
ton in favor of the denomination OF Governor
nell Those who met and discussed the SITUATION ~
length were ex-SherH Albert Dsggett, chairman ol
the Executive Committee OF the kepuoIGan Hts' '
Committee, f.. II. Hobbs and W: H. Leay
Committee from Kings County, and Quarahtl l
Commissioner John A. Nichols. Inc mrs. IVY
named are the recognized leaders OF the OaInciu
Republicans III Brooklyn, while III all ,he cVh.es.'
Nichols and Leaycraft have opposed tilchl' ~ "
fight Tor the control of the committee III 1881 MI
Nichols defeated Mr.. Hobbs for the charlhaHSlP
The conference has an added significance IN view OF
the fact that Mr. Daggett had already declared lnat
he favored the denomination OF Governor HoIncii.
At the conference ii is said that MI. Daggell
strongly urged the need of harmonlzlng the inter
csts in the party in Brooklyn. Past differences he
said should be forgotten, aud the iOrty-
six votes of Kings County in the
state Convention should all go t9gtther' M
Nichols referred to the added strength OF The Demo-
Gratis i'll BroOtlyn from the REORGANIZATION anu stu
that Republicans could no longer hope 10 WIN ny
divisions among their opponents. Brooklyn was,
however q Republican city If the whO!c party was
united. Ii was agreed by those who took part III
the conference that all steps taken should lcau 10
unanimous delegation in favor of Governor COIhen.
1t is asserted that Mayor Low Is strongly III IVor
of the denomination.
In connection with the State Convention the mat
ter of is beng discussed a,
brooklyn, and candidate rom that cry VIII
probably be brought forward. The names OF Mayor
Low General :. j.. WOOdiOTd :. Is. Chlttenuen,
Albert Daggctt and w. W. Goodrich are mentioned
for the nomination.
steps are being taken by prominent SialwaTt Re
pubhcans in brooklyn, among them General James
JOuIdan, LOrIn Palmer and i. W. OstTahdeI u
organize III support OF President Arthur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-14
TAXES on TIE ELEVATED RAILROADS.

Justice Haght III the supreme Court. Chambers,
es,crdav GRANTED a writ of certOrau directed 10
The Commissioners of Taxes, for the purpose OF re-
viewing their action assessing the capital STOCK
C,ompauv al S54l3.54g for the year 1882 A
proceeding was also begun in behalf of the Man
haitian Company against he Board OF Aldermen to
prevent them from DONG anything 10 levy or COZ.
ect tbe taxes during the tendency of the ccTtOrarl
proceedings. A temporary injunction and an order
10 show cause why 1t should not be made perila
nent were Obtained from Jusuce Hhght. he Order
In show cause is made returnabe on July 20. The
peution on which the wit OF ceTioTaTl was Issued
sets forth that the assessment is illegal, Unfair and
oppressive Many people were MOI taxed VINO
mn ht ia he and real estate wasnOtorousy assessed
for less than It's real value. The company had PAID
The State taxes under the law of 1880 and could
moi he taxed "A second time. The attorneys Tor the
company are DorsheImcr, Bacon Dcyo.
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THE LAST EXCUSE FOR DELAY.

William Sellers, president of the Edgemoor Iron
Company, sent he following statement to Mayor
Low and President Murphy, of the Bridge Irus
PLANTATION OF the delay in furnishing the eyebars loI
the bridge trusses:
Replying your telegram of this date, have to say
that We uroinsed to have dies done aud to commence
forging hat tension bars Tuesday or Wednesday. The
furnace roof fell Monday morning This prevented
our finishing Dan River bars, which were partially
forged and then in hydraulic shop. The furnace
was repar,d Tuesday, but were deprived OF It's use
thirty hOnrs cooling repairing and rehcang IT, Dur
ing the interval were running on Last hlFef
screw endbars with one furnace, as the
flat tension bars cannot ne handled WIN one
furnace. We must work OIL our SHOP
sds Dan River bars, which viii require until tonyr-
row evening: these would have been Out " hc Wav by
, I'M we promised To have dies ready II furnace had
uoi a led am Wncn they finished We shall 90 on %
vour Dar- NOur inspector should ave gwen you thl7
information ia explanation of tho delay, which ne must
have known was unavoidable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-14
Dol 1crNEN on THE DEFENSIVE.

In the jefferson Market Police Court yGsIeia an1
,dr,nS Policemen Weeks, Phelps kingier anu
ebn were arraigned before Justice smith on fiin
Of assault and Illegal arrest preferred agSeri o
~, Jose Aymar and Thomas G. Bach, melDea -
Tie Racquet CLUB Counselor sS GGsGls Pienny
}or tn' ro,n'joinants Counsellor GolGey asked ior
more tlne in which to obtain wlneSsas5 ior
clients and the case WAS, S"inTNp re-
n ESI Monday morning A ni rH aH5Ifmenfs
por,er found Mr.. AymaT III MS t hp1r and
'TIwSenty-si1th-st yesterday Afternoon. Do n nG
sa,J n; answer to the reporters queSlons' uo n Ur
SIi this adjournment will nave any ehect on ot,i
nTo spects IN the cast The AFFAIR occu.lcu w n
iris room and therefore any Witnesses VIZ ~ ~
80, here can glve 10 information OF iDpol !aiVo
The case We have decided TO msu'u CIV - PdC
cned,ngs against the perpetrators OF the 0atl1Su
Ne will use every means the law CIV u va 80
nt whether a man. simply because ne wears = uii
-, aud brass buttons, can come mioOui
anarfments 10 make an arrest without wal ". VI
PS lind n ID whether asang such person Huos-
IIn cnnsiiutes the offence of lnteIfeilns Win an
,i|sr an the discharge of bis duty. we shaii sec
ol,i'V ir man IN ms own room can't ask police
man 1ucstIon without being dragged ln'9 , .le
street and 10 a police station before nc can ule'S
ltn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-14
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
.,oxrr rop TIE 1rRsEY CITY STRIKERS.

MONEY FOR THE JERSEY CITY sIkIhEho'
The new freight handlers worked wllhout oeiIe
moles,ed on the mcrs IN Jersey City YESTERDAY. n.
the Eue Railroad offices 1t was stared ina, aooui
two-tbirds of the Italians who We're irlsn,eneu
away ON Tuesday had returned. About Ninety pr
lcemep in charge of Chief Murphy, were statloneI1
around the piers but their presence was Only heeuoJ
TO MEASURE the Italians as the strikers o
peaceaby disposed. There was no chang9 III LILY wy
condition. OF affairs at the Pennsy wanna haliro"u
yards. ,l,ors ot
The meeting of the striking freight-handieIs T..
ST Michaers Institute in the morning was idie0Se
attended, as usual. j. K. Mcnamara, preslGeh' +Se
the Union read resolutions of sympathy WIN c ;n
strikers winch passed by the 5eiseS III ~
Knights of Labor, aud were accompanied W - 80 -
of S25 He also stated that h. had personally dis-
tance, and that he had found them % u led
loaded freight cars some ofwhich HAD peeu gtia, y
as long as three weeks. he tuil auouh. una 70 he
contributed TO aid the strikers was rep"rIr,ed 10
SO 53l 9S of wnich S263 had been ous.i ,Un f,o,,
men needing It, Among the gifts were FiNVo w
the New-York pianOmakers, 9ZVo rom ror m II
York taiiors ana SO IRON fIeenoluoi f Roston
had promised to contribute TI;VVo tho
National taking Company OF HoDoAen' t Ln1
,,resdcnt saiJ lad given 900 loaYcs OF nreao pu'
[e' had ordered them distributed 10 orphans JcIo-
mi 1h Mummy and T. j. Mcclure made ADDRESS, ;;
Tine strikers who were injured were al report
better The news OF the dlsaiiectloh among t ~
freight handlers at Salamanca was reccNeu WIN
JOY by the sukers l., c,oo,,,, the sail
ors who we're arrested ON a charge OF nahsiusit'l
for not rescuing the Italian hO0rer NiO w.,
drowned at the Erie Pier No. on theIo he
discharged by Justice Stllslng YESTERDAY '"0i'
inc no evidence against Intu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-14
AIICENSE REVOKED.

Mrs. Emily schultz. German woman who keeps
an intelligence office at No. ~ BOWcry, was before
for conducting an immoral business. The COM
plaint was made by George A. McDernOtt, The
MAYORS marshal, who had investigated the case by
the Navor'. instructions. An atndavIt, made 10y
Rosa Sauer Of No SecOnd-ave., SETS forth that she
was asked by Mrs schultz on several occasions TO
enter dlsOrdery house. She Instances the case7 of
three NouuQ women who were tine victims Of Mrs.
SchUltz's practices and adds that the woman sent
girls 10 disurdcrly houses at COney Island. Mrs.
schultz dened the charge and produced SIX young
yoIuen Az witnesses Ia ncT bcnaii, bus their tesI-
lnony convicted her. Tho Mayor revoked the
wom,n's license and ordered the testimony aiken
i'm the case 10 he presented 10 the District Attorney
for ms consideration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-14
RIVAL HEALTH BOARDS.

For the past three months Long bland City has
had two rival Boards of Health governing the san
itarv dcuartment OF the city gOscmment. One Of
these bodies was appointed b. the Mayor, under
the provisions of the city charter hch invests the
Iohce Hoard with power - act rs Health COmInls
eoners and the other by ne Board Of Aldermen IN
accordance WIN the law governing the state Board
of Health The Aldermen Health Board made Il
demand upon the Police ieaiih Board Tor an the
the ucaith authOri les. They refused 10 give them
M until the standing Of the two HOards was passed
upon by the courts. An a.plcatl3G was made IN
the supreme Court, Brooklyn, yesterday, before
Judge Cullen by committee Oi .hc Aldermen ;
Board tuI q mandamus TO compel the uNal Board
to turn over the books. Argument viii be hcdfi Oh
InlX II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-14
DMHoNESrY OF 4 BOOKEEEPER.

Since the disappearance of Samuel ;. shannon, a
trusted bookAceper tor john l.. James. OF No. lo9
Montague-st., brooklyn, on June -, expert ac-
countants have examined his books, and nave
found that he IS detaulter for m0Ie than 5000.
Mr. Shannon lived IN good style ut No. 100 Gate
ave. BrookIyu and was IA member of the I'D Regl-
ment. lie had been employed By Mr. James VINO
is al insurance agent, since 1874 ANA was lnpcliy
trusted 4 week before Inc went away Air. James
told hun he could employ hun no loager as he VAS
irregular lu his habits. II has now been found that
he used the money, and had concealed tue dscIep-
ances by Ialsfy ing figures since 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-14

"Uncle Simon exclaimed Il boy III breathless
haste rushing mic shop did yer heah dat yer wife
has dun run away with u barborp No, chile am II u
fack" q" Nas, sab; she run away ia was IA SiSh q
hurry AZ de bai Der LET his do house. Wei,
Tse nd he er his nat IL makes me de gamer In de
tr..,rlion But he come back an tuck dc hat, den
rIn away an leP yer vito In de house" " On, Lord
xeamsd the old man. 'den Pse tic loser N dc transac-
ton "-lArkAnsas Traveller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-14

are busy visiting the sick little ones at their homes
among the tepemcnthouses Last night = hu, r,e
of poor mothers called at the Mission WIN eeI TN.
Gates from the attending physicians stathg ,has
their children's recovery was Impossible unloI
proper food was furnished, and that .ne he
food. The headquarters of the Mission are at No. No.
2S7 East Broadway and contributions IN ara OF .no
dren;s Aid Society, No. 10 East Fourth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-14
PROGRESS on THE NORTH RIVER TUNNEL.

I'm the north tunnel, on the Ncw-jersey side of
the Hudson River Funnel, scaty-hyc feet have
been completed during the last week. The total
distance now completed on tnc Jersey side IS 10y
feet IN the north tunnel, and JG2 icct in IN. south
tunnel he heading OF the north tunnel having
breu advanced 40 feet from the river aiT-lOck, Il
new ar-l0ck Is beng set mp about twenty feet from
the heading An auxiliary air-lOck Tor passing
timber Is beng pat M the same bulkhead. In the
north tunnel on the eastern side of the river, the
Plates of the new section, which 10 10 icct long,
have been carried down about two-thifds oil the
circle The nature OF the earth has improved anu
less difficulty has been met than heretofore. Inc
steam power on tins side has been found made
qtiaie to supply the ar-cOnpres,ors, and large
boiler Is being set up 10 supplement- those already
~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-14
DISCUSSING NORMAL SCHOOLS.

SARATOGA, n. Y, July 13.-The Depart
meut Vi Normal Schools met to-day. The President
DIR C. {. hounds oil Maine made a brief address. Dr.
d. L. Kieie Statc superintendent OF Public Instruction.
of Minnesota, read paper Gu the " True Place Of u
Normal school In the Educational system which wda
discussed by Professor Morgan, OF the POsdam Normal
school Professor Mine, of Genesee Professor W L.
Harris and Professor Glenn, Of Georgia lhe Olncer'
elected l.. A. Ware, OF Georgia, president; l.; G.
Hewitt, OF Illinois, ylccpresldent, AMI u T. beard, vi
Pennsl lNanIa, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-14
No ARRESTS FOR THE BANK ROBBERY.

There were no further developments yesterday IN
regard 10 the robbery of the bank IN the STATS
Zcisung Building. There was much speculation a.
Ia The burglars and the manner IN which thcy did
their work without being caught. Many inquiries
we're made during the day at the office OF the BANK
but there was nothing further TO Ten III Ieehu ~
The matter The police and detectives are stu
working up the ciews. Inspector Byrnes has taken
the case up vigorously. lie had his best men al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-14

work and has apparently made up his mind VINO
are the guilty persons. The Inspector telegaPnJis lie
Yesterday to Inspector Murray who is sgenomS th ,s
vacation at Rockaway ana in whose was he'll
on the atters arrival al Headqnarler AnnaIohor
men were detailed on the case h Sha int little he said
that he expected TO capture the thieves III slor'
fifpa
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Announcements.
Too MrCH CAKE AND CANDY

100 MUCH JAKE AND tAND1.
There children who, wren on aunt are nuhcn'
continually monkeys IN rnenagere ldn'les caHe
ba 4nas and oranges dey0ured by these gre young
persons in succession The sonschs OF such children
become dsorlered ara cramps cole anu cholera morOus
this irregular and unwhocsOme food Next nave ON hand
Perry Dayss Pain Killer for there Is no other remedy .
efficient Mr. Hers, Of Lowell Masa, says mat all ianers
ana mothers sh0nl keep hand. After using II ior
wears his opinion that II Is the best thng
he ever u sed for all bowel difficulties.
A CORNER on THE CORN.-Dr. Wings Corn
and unon Remedy CONTROLS the market cure Is perfect
Take cheap substitute Depot 10 fu'ohs1
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
IA IexngtOn.aye. near 29tl-st Hours % l. 70 4.
Tmnoience Stery Of the GenerlNe organs anu
an that wod be impairment ~ marriage ana tao
birth Of healthy children 5peealles
Have used Parller's Ginger Tonic too success
fully coughs and dyspepsia TO dread them Ell EAse'
LUNDBORG's PERFUME,
MarecLal Mel Rose
SKINNY Men," Wells Health Remover" re.
stores vgor cures Dyspepsia Nervous Weakness &C ST.
THE POPULAR BEVERAGE, HUB PUNCH,
Connosed Of best imported Brandy Santa Crnz Rum ara
delicious with ce-Water OF lemon
ade OF grOceTs and VINE merchants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-14
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

81. James Hotel-General Joseph r; Ander-
and Robert p Porter Of the United statcs Tariff Com
mission and Thomas J. semmes, Of New-Orloans '--'''
Windsor Hotei-Coloncl John Hay, OF Cleyelnnu
Errroorf House-State Prison Superintendent Isnac
Baker jr Albany Gsey Honse.General r.,
Mcxia of Mexico - Grand Central HOet-PrOfessor u
v Rilev OF Washington ..... FIN Arenue Hoel-EA-
Congressman f. d. standiford, OF Kentucky SURE,
rant Honse-General Henry ID. Wallen, U. r. A.. HoN'
Rrmnsnick-SamnG |. Clemens, OF Hartford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-14
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
parture Of the nth Regiment for the state Camp at

UfTNITIIt OF IIIC HUI wv IN'1 V'Io '''F
pcckskill 80.
Return of the 18th Regiment from Peekskill.
13;h Regiments Rife Practice at CreedmOOr.
French National Festival at Lion Park -
Obrcight Insanity Case, Supreme Court, Chambers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-14
AGIrATING FOR FREE CANALS.

The iner hauts of the city are preparing Tor united
acuon IN favor of The pIopo ed amendmchts 10 the
STATE Constitution making the canals free Oh lolls
,ych are To Ice voted on az the election M NONeul-
her special committees have been appOihleu ny
ths Chamber ol Commerce Board OF lfdde ana
Fermentation, Cotton Exchange, Mdiit4hlo Ia
sbs,,e Produce Exchange Mercantile Exchange,
N,rhat,i.s and Traders Exchange, Iron and Metal
Exchange and Boat Owners Association. me
necessiy Of organization aud agitation grows OUT Oh
the indifference with when IL Il Known wv
noiitIcal parties will treat the question anu the
nopfehension lelt by merchants ana shpF'lS 'hal
liz opuo,ition OF III, farmers aud railway compa-
nios viii defeat the en"rt II Is pfoPoaeu una, ,e
ioiut committee shall distribute arguments IN Ia
xur Of free canals among the voters aud arrange 10
have tickets al the polls throughout the Sta'e
during the elecu0h = ....,..i.;.... ,h,
A meeting Tor The purpose oil organizing the
i,tt .oumlttre was cal ed at the Chamber OF Com
inc,,e Yesterday afternoon. A qu' rum hot peli9
ur...pt A h. Miller IN the absence OF l. j. y.
II ark chairman OF the Ohampei OF SViii..,' 80
X,oTk and snggr ed an adj Ougnment till next lue-
daV Inc suggestion was adopted, ana the hOui Oh
meeting hNed NJ 0ci"cN' A. ..;..
Ia. following are the names OF the committee
mqu 80 laf as they nave been reported; 80
Chamber of commerce.. j. y. stark, Charles
Natrou~. Robert T. Austin, William ii. Ouion,
JOSEPH J. ODOnohuc. - ,,.,,
D. d. Mangam, William -. Marvel honas Mlltt'
toftou Exchanrc-iicnry Hcntz, J.. H. SklhkCr
l. ~. Williams, a. Is. swathcncy, James T.
War,i,me Association-Jeremiah L. Robinson, +.
r. Bartlett Edward Iiuckcu, Vernon Ii. Vernon
IhOmas l.. BAH 4, -, -. 7, n No,l,ou
Johu q. Martln, George b. Douglass hiram l. 'il'
Mechanics and Traders Exchanged. }, Camp
bel. Hayilah ". smith. Daniel heIoeTt' JOhh NoS
bit, a. %. Rowe. ,,s =, III. =
\. IUnpAins A. q. A. Ia1Dickeh, John H. fraser
J.. l.. Robinson, ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMtNAC-rO.DAY
san nses f4 sets 1880 Moon riss 400 Aooasay dy. %
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
F0renOOn-Sdy Hk. $3.50 Isrd 1925: Hell GAIA o,e
Anernoon-s'y uE. al; Gov isra. 7:f6 Hen Gats OK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-14
rARRANTs SETTER apERIENr

THE GENTLE WAY Is BEST N DYsPEPsL.
LIVER COMPLAINT AND CONSTIPATION - III.
DISEASED ORGANS ARE PRErERNATU RALLY ST. ',
sITlVE AND TENDER DO NOT USE THE
ROUGHLY. AN Alternative LIKE TARkAN.nn
sELTZER APERIENT, THAT TONES CORkECis Az, AZ
PURIFIES THE SYSTEM WITHOUT UNDULf 70
CITING OR IRRITATING EITHER TIL sIOAnS c1
THE LIVER OR THE BOWELS. Is THE THU sFh. IN
SIC IN SUCH CASES REASON TEACHES THIS AM
EXPERIENCE CONFIRMS IT.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-14
ESTABLISHING A GRADE OF WHEAT.

The meeting OF the grain trade which was held AT
noon Yesterday, m the Produce Exchange, was III
correctly announced as having for Ito ann inc -
ruripg Of international Inspection Tor gIalu' Ils
real purpose was the adoption OF the following res
button offered by j. H. llcrrck, ana seconded
sitli a lew words OF explanation by OeorSe y.
Narfif chairman Of the Gram Committee OF the
Exchange:
Rssyired That the president af the Exchange DC re-
auesed 20 appoint three delegates 10 convention 10 De
Ii h, IN. Committee Gram 10 cOnsier anu ftoom
Md a plan 10 be adopted thereafter BY me
various Boards OF Trades TO establish uhior. W
~ - 30 Wnter neat Ia ali the markets vi the United
States.
CARING FOR SICK CHILDREN OF THE POOR.
!, ,a,. has been "A large increase during the last
feS ia VA IA the number oil applicants lor meulca anu
a. 49,, SICK Clildreus Mission and the ply sleiais
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-14

SKINNY Men," Wells Health Remover" re-
stores yigor cures Dyspepsia Nervous Weakness &C 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-02
Alrxxall1rla Uasrttr.
MONDAY EVENING, oCTR. >. 1882

GERMAN SoCIALISrS.-Som time ago L
shoemaker of Vienna was robbed of the
whole of his poor belongings by two men,
who narcotised him. The Vienna police
have now issued notice to the effect that
they have discovered the two miscrcants in
question and that the discoveries then made
have led to the arrest of ten others and the
disclosure of an extraordinary plot of the
anarchist party. \ society has been formed
among the Social RcvolutioniStS the ten
dency Of whose propaganda and organlZa-
ton was to procure money for the purposes
of agitation by a system Of brig;.ndagc and
theft The society is divided into clubs,
whose headquarters is said to be in London,
where the notorious Most and his party
held the strings. Amongst the papers seiz.
cd were letters from Most, identifying him
with the movement Clubs also existed in
Pcsth and Vienna. \ short time ago Count
Andrassy was mystcriously robbed of all
his orders. pictures, works of art and other
valuablcs. The police attribute this to
the Socialsts.-London Chronicle.