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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
SALE OF Jersey CATTLE.

There was an auction sale of imported Jersey
cattle held yesterday at Pier No; IL East
River The cattle were from the ST. Heers
belonging TO w. &, ii. T. Hughes. The Attendance of
prominent breeders of jersey cattle was not large,
although the prices obtained were far. Thirty
Ihe following were the best prices, with the names
of the buyers Lady La Grise, years, $625,
James Monahan, New-Jersey Lady Rose, years,
500, +. e.. Havemeyer, New-fork William the
Conqueror, 2 years, $500, A. Is. COlgroye, Middle
town, Conn; Lady Gypsy, years. @52o, William
Watson, Westminster County, NewYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22

In the wounded The country Ia impossible for wagons
that Indians near Fort Grant yesterday had killed nun
turnssout mere rlmor. report from Thomas states
tnat -FOUR Chircnhua scouts had returned that place
by way OF Now Mexico Locos party, who left in April
last, attacked wagon train four TILES
above the San Carlos Agency last evening
killing ane man and running of the stock They went in
the direction Of Ash Creek The telegraph line IL down
between Thomas and Ash Creek II Is supposed to
been cut by these indians report received from Fort
Mcdowell this morning states that before Major Chafee
met the Indians they had killed Charles sexby C. Hud
son and James Stnson. all herders The Indians
reported ~ breaking up into small parties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
MORE Evidence IN THE H1RRoLD CASE

Further aflidavis were Land before Judge Cullen
in the Supreme Court in Brooklyn yesterday III the
matter oi "A motion for a new trial IN the suit of
Major Harold against the New-YOrk Elevated
Railroad Company, IN which he recovered $50 900
as damages FOR personal injuries. The most impor-
tant was one presented for the plaintiff from Mrs.
Lolita T.. Rockwell, whose affidavit for the defend
ants was used on Wednesday. She now deposes
that she was mistaken IN tine person when she SAID
that Major Harold opened the door for her at his
sisters house in Manuel. II was not he The argu-
ment for the plaintiff made by Chauncey
Shaicr, and for the defendants by ex-Licutenant-
Governor DoTsheImer. Judge Cullen reserved his
decision.
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PROHIBITIONISTS IN COUNCIL.

JACKSON, Miss, July 21.-The State Liquor
Prohibition Convention met to-day the House OF Rep
rcsentatiyes Twenty-Five counties were represented
by about ninetyfye delegates many OF whom col
Orcd A permanent organization effected and "a
sitution and suitable resolutions adopted W. L. Nugcnt
chosen president and other officers elected for
the ensuing year Eighteen del gates elected TO
the Chicago National COnyer Ion, be held In August
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
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SHIPPING VIEWS
PORT OF NEW. YORK. FRIDAY, JULY 81. 1882.


ARRIVED
U sloop Of War Dale. from ANNAPOLIS. -,
Queenstown II wItn passengers John Dale.
steamer Main tGer Barre, Bremen July g. southampton
steamer Citurnum tr Grace. Newport Ia days with iron
steamer strassburg GER Bremen July g. with merchan
disc and passengers to QelIlchs q CO. -. , ,., ,o
and passengers % ( i, II toe iaer
udse and passenger to Henry YonFc jr'
passengers to Old dominion So CO.
steamer YIN Kennedy Warren. BaltlmoreGeo II Glover
naval ro!er & Hart vessel to Muvey Jones.
10 The following arrived yosterls TOO late for
Bark James Bret, Blake Bremen 81 days with iron and
with sugar to order vessel to Brett Son 4 co
SUNsEr-Wnd At Sandy HooS light, sW hay. At City
Island hght > Il; clear
CLEARED
Steamer Rhynland (Belg) Rande AntverpPeter Wright
steamer Alpn SPAN. Moran Johns MaracabO Ponce
steamer Roanoke Couch. Norfolk, City Point Rich
steamer W Bruno. Foster Baltimore Krems.
steamer Strasburg Ger, Hcnecke Baltiniore-Oerchs
BARK Nordensod (Nor Guniersen, stettin, GerFunch,
Bark Mentor lNor), samuelsen, Christensen Norway
Bark Kaai3;a Ger, schultz slagaporeZTnsG s Rqgsr
Ficiiai & Co.
WyanoGe for Norfolk Albemarle for West Point, Va.
The MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON July 21-Sacd Queen Capt COcbrane at
3 y IN Wednesday for New York.
hTr1yee Egyptian Monarch OBJ, Capt Erickson
from New York July Q.
QUEENSTOWN, july 2l-Saiel City OF Rome Capt
Kclt,-..T hence today from Liverpool ior New ORR
July 2l-ATrYed steamer breJa Dam, captain
Struckmann. from Charleston July 2.
ANrWERp July y Arrived steamer NederIand (Belg),
Capt Uebeweg from New-fOrk July 3.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsr0g July oI-Arrives steamers Centipede Reading
Saxon aud Bcks all from Phlaepha Secret from Annap-
oils, Ms
Also arm red. steamer Viiette from Philadelphia.
Cleared. steamers Palestine BIZ, ana Sanara (Br), both
for Liverpool.
sailed. steamer Palestine
BALTIMORE July Arrived Anean fBr). from
Kingston Ashbrook Br from Benisaf - Adams OBI,
from SdTagO5sa from savannah VIM woodward
from New York. Elizabeth from Philadelphia
Cleared Josephine Thomson for NeW-GOrk and
Whldln for philadelphia.
SAVANNAH July 2l-Ar1ved steamer George Appold from
Baltimore.
Chalmette from New-Iork
FOREIGN SHIPPING.
LONDON July 2-sailod-1jth inst. Giuseppe Accame for
Baltimore Goth Fanny Cam. FailmOut Harry Morse
for York Lizzie Ross, Protector Tor Bamore 2lst
inst, Lloyd for Charleston.
Arived-l3th inst Unione; 10th inst. Gloria Hemmet,
Knburn, Nimbus Lands End Rhea v sco de Cana of
2Oth inst, Captain Dan erby OF Beechyheat,
FlOrela. Hercules, Knight Companion Minnie Campbell,
Paul Jone,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
Sullivan MOI DISCOURAGED.

Sullivan and Tug" Wilson are still breathing
out threatenings and slaughter and each profess
the greatest eagerness 70 get at the otheF Ill tpe
shortest possible time. The following Is an Inter-
estiuQ contribution 10 the literature OF the con
frOyeIsy written by William Madden, SuInyams
trainer, guide, philosopher ana Trend MT. Mad
dep's mode Of expressing himself Is SO original ana
impressive that his spelling, grammar and peculiar
style have been lett unchanged:
To tie Public: 49,, -, y. -, OIL,
pou tug Wilson have Seen many DOnD9suc Challenges
Issued by Tug Wilson and his hackers Doh whom are
irving 10 make Great deal or capital Lec because SUI
liVap fai ed TO knock the champion OF England out OF
time fifteen minutes with SOFT Gloves don't tIink
there is any credit attached what termed Tug vii
sons Vicury Tor ii was only sparrng match and Sul
van failed 10 tram as l asked hin TO do.
esidcs If there had been time Keeper Selected be-
sides the referee sullivan Would have Won but IT was
next to impossible for Harry Hill to nil both positlns at
one time Though he done the best lie could. with
equal Justice 10 both parties | do not think Sullivan
lost any caste he failed 10 stop the Lngush
Cham.ou m fou rounds What Iugst yor succeeded
boxing Gloves besides JoJn l. SULLIVAN II INC I@lSlsn
Cham pon had stood lac Would have knocked Alu out
IN Two rounds although he was out OF Condition.
sullivan done more knocking out ttin any PuSlst
living lived Ill the world and II he haG used as
good judgement j former Contests lie would have
Won easy a. he always Ga go
lenge 10 light 5000 ASIDE in four months Is all
posn ami Unreasonable viii match Sullivan TO fight
Tug Wilson Tor $1,000 ASIDE ana not cent less tne
battle 10 take place within 800 miles OF Kansas City in
eight weeks frIn signing articles Tug wilson ana his
hackers business all they have 10 DO j. ~ posi-
81 600 forfeit Win Harry Hull IL Regards 10 Tug VII
oer TO give the Champion another trial al sparrng
-four minutes rounds We are not eager Tor Such
match but az Tug Wilson's admirers ana The Sporting
public think that sullivan IL afraid that he can not
knock him time with SOFT gloves Oh Ills hands
] viii accept the Oher-IIOyidlng tnat lug Wilson
and his hackers VIII allow A smith or some Olher
responsible 10 be time Keeper and Harry I'M TO De
referee ne Cannot pOsslDey MI Doth positions sas-
facio!y ii Wilson agrees TO the terms VIII meet Tug
Wilson or hs reprentisyees at HAIRY HIS ON monday
evening next at O'Clock 10 arrange the match Yours
Nerc> iort July q, 1882.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
SUSPENSION OF LARD REFINERs.

w. J. Wilcox & Co., known as the Wilcox Lard
Refining Company, one of the leading trmsln tIe iard
refining business, whose offices are at NO. Al Broad
ST. temporarily suspended yesterday. The an
nouncemcnt created the greatest surprise ana nuch
sympathy was manifested. Many of the creditors
called upon the firm and expressed willingness
tai of about 225 600 new refinery at Flfy-nntl-
ST.. North River, and has recently put
new machinery in their old refinery on Vesslry-st.
Tue principal members Of the company are Nililah
A. Cole (ex-president OF the Produce Exchange
president 5. f. liScox, and +. j. Bell, treasurer,
each of whom has considerable wealth, ana i Vi
high standing iii both the social and business COM
munities Several members of the Produce EAS haiEc
said that the firm was one Of the most widely hhoMn
as we'll one of the most honorable III the county,
and they did not doubt the assurances sINeI t t,a
the suspension would he temporary only, anu t,.'
the business would be resumed III I w ua al
Prominent bankers also waited upon Iie a. Of The
offered TO extend credit to them. Noesumalc oi wv
liabilities could be gwen further than lnat NE
would not exceed $4,000 MI 0oie s"'u ,h"t il
suspenslon was voluntary ana lnat II
was done after conference VIII nb an
known business men of Standing. Inc MN
began business in tins CITY III corn ~lrr
was considered the leading house IN tne county
five wears ago Notwithstanding that other houses
have been accused of adulteratng their products
This house is SAID 10 have kept up the standard
For this reason they have not been able 10 COM
pete successfully with others III the Taue' anu
large expenses and falling of III business maue IL
necessary to reorganiZc. On the Strength OF til9
rumors OF the SUSPENSION early III the day. the aI1
MAJ ket was depressed under disposition 10 seh
and fell Oft about ten points p-lOth Oh Cenu :"
poundl. Later, when announced that me suspom
SION would be temporary only, the market recov-
cred. -, - f,,r
Ii has been known that for the past three or 1our
years the lard refining trade has grown more IL
feusye in the West and there has naturaiIy
been falling off in the export demand IRON thIS
CITY This is said be due 10 the fact that Chcas9
has been improving its facilities for refining anu
shipping direct to Europe. These facilities have
enabled the West to compete successfully with the
New-York markets. There has also been uo io
IN the eynort trade generally but the Te1ners have
NOT curtailed their production. The SUSPENSION II
is believed Will not embarrass any other hIlls, az
though il will deter Gould H. IhOrp, who suspended
n few DAYS ago, from resumng at once. lie III
tended TO resume Business yesterday.
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A NEW DEPARTURE!
ON AND AFTER TO-DAY.
SATURDAY, July 40,
COMMERCIAL
ADVERTISER

WILL ALTER ITS WEEKLY SUPPLEMENT FROM .
TWO TO FOUR PAGE PAPER 1T WILL mn
PRINTED On y DELICATE LAVENDER TINT Wrtt
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LIENED, WILL AT ONCE ATTAIN A VERY IA non
SALT no FANS WILL BE SPARED TO MAKE 1T ONE
OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE SHEETS PUBLISHER
IN NEW-YOPK
1T SERVES TIE PURPOSE OPA WEEKLY Az wFrr
AS A SUPPLEMENT TO OUR REGULAR PAprp
WITH THE DIFFERENCE THAT EVERY prn'
CHASER OF THE SATURDAYS DAILY WIIIREgNr
TITLED TO RECEIVE FREE or CHARGE copy
OF THE SUPPLEMENT-
1T WILL CONSIST OF EXCELLENT STORIES
CHOICE sELEcTIONs OF PROSE AND POpyrpy
ORIGINAL Contributions FROM WELirYNowx
PENS. LITERARY REVIEWS, AN EXHAUSTIVE
WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE DOMESTIC MARRFro
MILITARY AND MASONIC NOTES AND cORRe
PONDENCE FROM VARIOUS PARTS OF THE worm
SATURDAY NUMBERS ONLY, WITH SUPPLEMENT
81 90 PER ANNUM.
DAILY, INCLUDING SATURDAYS 80 PERASNrw
SAMPLE COPIES FREE OF CHARGE SENT on Ap
PLICATION TO ANY ADDRESS
OFFICE, I26 FULTON STREET
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Annual cruise Of the Atlantic Yacht Club
Review OF the 9Th Regiment at the State Camp al
Peekskill.
Troy Metropolitan baseball match.
Monmouth Park Races
estaten island Athletic Clubs annual regatta and re-
ception. 800
DISPLAY OF fireworks at the Polo Grounds.
Memorial services to General Mcpherson at Haeken
sack y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
AN ALDERMAN FINED.

Judge Armstrong, IN the Queens County Court OF
Sessions in Long Island City, yesterday sentenced
Alderman James III. Reilly 10 pay fine OF $50 for
Violating the Sunday liquor law by selling liquor on
Sunday. Senator James W. Covert, Defendants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
THE IrALIAN-AMERICAN BANK ROBBERY.

THE ITALIAN-ANERICAN BANK ROBBERY.
Detective Inspector GeIraughty, of Boston, came
10 this city yesterday and visited the Jefferson Mar
ket Prison TO look John Love, one OF the PRISON
ers suspected OF rObblng the Itanan American Bank
IN tie stats IL ,ttng Buildlng 1t ~ claimed that
Love. IN company with George Mason and Langd0n
W Moore, robbed the Warren Savings Institution
In CharcstOwn, Mass, on December /, 1879. Mason
and Moore are now serving terms Ot imprisonment
in the Massachusetts State Prison. a requsltlon
for Love has been IN this city Tor more than year.
Inspector Gerraughty satisfied himself yesterday
that Love would not be able 10 escape from Inc
custody Of the NeW-IOrk police without beng re-
arrested the requSitiOn, and lie returned 10 Dos
ton on an afternoon tram. Previous 10 us depart
ure however, he went to Police headquarters and
had consultation with the detectives there regard
ng "a recent robbery IN Boston. The shIO-chandleTy
store OF Allison Il Mason, Oh the Russia Wharf was
broken Into by burglars, who stole 81 900 III
United states registered bonds, al 600 III Denver
CITY water bonds and 10 600 worth OF watches and
god Jew lry. The detectives III Boston have not
been able 10 trace the robbers. The police OF tins
CITY were not given any information yesterday
which tended TO show that the burglary was com
mjf:ed by Newly thieves.
The Police IIeadQuaIter detectives were still en-
gagged in searching for man who If believed 10
have assisted Love and "cheeny Mike" III robbng
the Italian American bank. They refused to tell
the mans name. No new evidence of Importance
was discovered against the two burglars now under
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFICE THE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD,(
Washington July 30 1882.
WHISTLING SIGNAL BUOY OFF PORTSMOUTH
HARBOR.
Notice Is hereby given that bOutAugust 1882,
Whsng Signal Buoy will be mOOrod near kits Rocks, on
Portsmouth HarbOr n H. in place OF the sacOndclass red
buoy there This buoy win be painted red with the
letter white the SIDE IL ted by whistle
operated the motion Of the and giving blasts AT short
intervals. BY order Of the Lighthouse Board
r.. IL WYMAN,
Rear Admiral L. $. Navy. Chairman.
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r. r. r.
RadWav's Ready Relief,

TIE NIILAII.@ II y BF7ST MFDININL FOK IAMILY
USE IN TIRE WORLD.
TIE MOMENT Railways READY RELIEF Is APP.
Piled ENTERNALLE-ORTA TAKEN INTERNALLY AC-
COkDING 10 DIRECrIONS-PAIN, FROM WHATEVER
CAUSE CEASES TO EXISr
In all cases wA pain discomfort experienced
seized with influenza, Dphthea Throat Mamps Bad
Coughs lioarseness Bilious Collie, Inflammation Dftc wells
Stomach, Lungs Liver Kidneys with Group Quinsy,
Fever and Ague with Neuralgia Headache Tic DOOreny
TOOthache Earache, with LumbagO. Pain Back.
or Rheumatism. or with Dsrrhes Cholera Morbus. Or
DysentcTy, with Burns Scads, Bruises, Chiblans,
Prostitutes With strains, Cramps Spasns the appca-
ton OF RADWi Y'S READY RELIEF Will you OF taa
Of these complaints In afew Price 80 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue Hotel-Andrew ID. White, fIesl-
dent OF Cornell University Sir Francis iincES o. "oh
trenI Iieufcnaut J. C. Farrie of the Britain Navy
Windsor UOLeI-D W. Bartlett, Secretary or the chinese
Legation Washington. and General ~
OF Philadelphia $751; james HOtci-Senat0r J0hh A.
Jones OF Nevada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
GAMBLING IN LONG ISLAND CITY.

There WAS considerable excitement in Hunters
POINT Yesterday over ruInor which gained cur
rency early III the morning that the Police Commits
siouers had determined to close the pOol-roOms. 1t
was atterWarI discovered that two members OF
the Police board, MesSrs. Armstrong and McGarry,
met at the CITY Hall on Thursday night and passed
a resolution directing Captain Woods to carry out
tbe order OF the Board passed on July IT, sti uctng
the captain to close every pOolroom and arrest all
persons found selling pools in Long Island City.
portion of the resolution adopted on Thursday
night provides that the captain shall obey orders
except those issued by majority Of the Commits
sioners and certified to by the clerk OF the Board,
who is the city clerk Of Long Island City, Alex
ander Moran. Although Captain Woods acted rs
clerk at the meeting OF the Board on
Thursday last when he received his final
instructions TO enforce the order Of July u, he de
cnes to act until the regularly appointed clerk
forwards him certified copy Of he resolution The
poOl-rooms were consequently open yesterday and
not the slightest attempt made to interfere with
them 1t is stated tnat they had the largest at
tendance OF any day during the present year. A
report is currenr i'll Hunters Point That the of
red and black in operation III the rooms recently
occupied by Tie Long Island CITY Courier, over the
pool-rOOm kept by man named john White. Pop
ular feeling is greatly eXcIted in Long Island City,
and If the police authorities continue TO neglect
their duty number of the citizens Will appeal 10
Governor Cornell for protection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
MILNE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALdAN tc-rODAN
Sun 44S 1925 Moon setsl043 Moonslge. dY5
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
Ebrrnoon-Sdy Jrk. Isld OBJ. Hen Gl:s 2:26
<ne1tOoa-Sy nK. Ol9, Gov Isr0 100. Hen Gaze 2:i9
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Henry A. DANIELS. VI. D.,

IA Toxingtonave near 29th-st. Hours to l. tot.
Impotence Stery Diseases the Generltive Organ and
ali diseases that would DE impeachment 10 marriage and tho
hirth Of healtly chllren, slecLatea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
To THE LADIES.

The aged and feeble shOuld used Parkers Gin
ger Tonic II always brings appetite strength and good cneer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22

OF all inventions for solid comfort, Germa
Corn Remover stands at the head Zoe All VINO have use
IL praise lt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22

SKINNY MEN," Wells Health Remover" re-
stores vgor cures Dyspepsia, Nervous Weakness, &c FL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22

counsel endeavored to obtain a new trial, but was
unsuccessful, He also sought to get stay ol pro-
ceedlngs, but this also denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
LNpIAN TROUBLEs ~ ARIzoNL.

SAN FRANCISCO. July pa dispatch from
Fort Whipple tArizonaJ Barracks says Surgeon Ray
mond win assistants and nters gone to bring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22

Mosquito bites Pmps and B0tchcs removed Gray
hair rcs OIed 10 its natural color by
DR.. IOBGAs's VENETIAN LiNtItNE
WARRANTED PRRFR rY HARMLESS Sold by all tue drug
gists at - cents amt 80 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22

-DoRP-Mrs Isabella Rapoon. Of this city
dropped dead yesterday while on a visit to TIN
home of her sister, Mrs. Lux, at NewDorp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22

Office of the Long Island Railroad Company at Far
Rockaway was broken open, the safe unlocked, and
$500 stolen
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Announcements
CUCUMBERS.

I'll cucumber peaceful looking vegetable bu has been
amount Of intestinal horror The man VINO
lies ut night wrh ia pain, with stomach fun OF
cucumbcrs wishes this harmless looking enemy
OF the human race had invented But even for the
cole and cramps which the cucumber brings
speedy and certain relief Is found IN Percy DAvs PAIN
KILLER Mr.. W H. Abbott OF the best known men in
Maine ssys that he has ried many Of
sudden cramps and disorders that he found
anything compares with Pain Killer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22

Elastic Stockings, for varicose veins, weak
and swollen Joints POmerOy Truss Company, No. 155
Broadway. The best surgical appliances OF every kind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22

Twenty pairs of Cellulod Eye-Glass Frames
Ugh only The lIghtest known Made by inc
spencer Optical Mang sold BY opticians and Jewelers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
DR, RIDWirS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tasteess elegantly coated for the Of all liz
orders of the stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder nervous
Diseases headache constipation costvenes ntgestOa
dyspepsia, bOusness. bilious fever inflammation OF
bowels pc and all arrangements OF the internal yiscerA
PRICE % CENTS PER BOX. sold by ali drlgus1.
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LONG Island.

FAR ROcKAwAY.-The Office of Westcotts Express
Company broken open on Thursday night
and $400 III money and some valuable pa
pers stolen. Some three weeks ago the ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-22
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT MONUMENT.

The examin ition of the four prisoners implicated
IN the nutilatiOn OF the 9TH Regiment Monument
was held Ill the Harlem Police Court yesterday. B
Hoeweler a hquOT-dealer i'll Eighth-ave, near
crime he saw three men climb over the Park
wall. one of them carrying something con-
cealed under his coat while Louis Segman,
one of the prisoners carried heavy hammer
and a broken store chsel. His daughter
Iouise. age twelve, also saw the three men.
James HollensteIn an employee of Hoewelers saw
ire men enter the Park and return half an hour
John Sauer, the boy who was III the employ OF Ann
Welsh the junk-lealer. accused of receiving the
ornaments, said that one night in March james
Sinclair another of the prisoners, came INTO Mis-.
Welsh's shop in Eighth-ave, near Seven
tieth-st., in company with man called
Russ" and sold the ornaments to Mrs.
Welsh at the rate OF cents per pound
that she and her son Christie had dispute as TO
whether the bronze had not been taken from the
monument after which he Sauer) sent TO
metal-deaLr at Ninth-ave and tIfty-hFst-st, where
he sold il. On being crOSs-examlne1 he became
hopeIessly confused and fixed the date at year
and a half ago, whereas the affair happened last
March. lie was however, sent TO the HUuSe OF De
tentlon as a witness. Officer Carman had mean
time secured the attendance of junk dealer
named Joseph HObert, OF SXty-nlnth-St. and Ninth
II later IL the day. lie could not identity the prs-
oners and, he had failed TO record the transac-
ton was held LII 800 for violation OF corpora
ZION ordinance. Sinclair then made statement TO
the effect that he met Christie Welsh and L. Me
league, alias Russ" with the metal in their pos
session. He went TO Welshs with them, where
tbev sold il. Sinclair held i'll $1,000 bail for
held in a similar amount, while Mrs. Welsh was dis