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The Excessive Burden Of Our County
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To the Editor OF the DiSpatch:

U '''' I@0E0EV' E3'N I71'0NF''
Have you ever thought about how small
portion Of our taxation goes TO the State (:
BY the Constitution made Tor us by out
siders, the State is literally honeycombed
with arrangements requiring paid officers
TO run them. The consequence is burden
altogether 100 heavy for people as poor as
we are to bear. The county governments
require double the tax, as a rule, that is
paid to the State, and where 1t goes to ought
to be known. The country roads certainly
show no evidence Of any OF IL being spent
there, and there Is no matter so vital TO the
value Of farming lands as the existence OF
good roads. In The following will be found
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ago by an owner Of land IN one OF our
counties in the Southwest:
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+: {! AsssEtHHE;sE;;..:::
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90 Odd nzsR k-

HOLIDAY GOODS.
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
We have n very pice assortment OF
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MANICURE SETS,
CELLULOID CASES,
GILT NOVELTIES,
GENTLEMEN's sHAvING-cAsEs.
INFANT CASES, &C., &C.
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RrrrNrING OF HIS RAEGAIN.
BROOKLYN.

John Monahan age eight of No. 29G First-st.,
fell from the third-stOry window OF his nome yes
terday and fractured his skull.
A burglar broke the window IN the dry-goods
store of l.. Newman. at No. 300 Fulton-st carry
yesterday morning, and carried OIL Two pieces OF
black silk worth SlGO.
Thieves entered the house Of John Gottlleb, at
No. III Second-avc., BROOKLYN, yesterday morning
bv the unfastcucd front door, and stole Sloo III
gold and some clothes.
James johnson, age fourteen, of the NeTsboy $
Home, while getting piece OF WOOD az fuIloh
Ferry, yesterday, crushed between tne rack
and the wharf by an incoming ierrY-boat ana re-
ceved serious injuries lie was taken to St. refer
Hospital.
The dead body OF August Hoffman, age fifty
four, was found, yesterday morning, hanging from
the dashboard of truck standing III lot IN
Vaset-st. near Monroe-st., where he had committed
suicide. He had been insane and was discharg geo
from the County asylum about week ago
The police arrested Mrs. Adelne Brown near No.
20 Gwlnnett-st. yesterday morning, as suspicious
person. She had concealed business coat with a
pair of gloves in the pocket. under her skirt. Mrs
Jane Poole of No. 20 Gwmnet-st., reported to the
police shortly afterward that her gold watch had
been stolen from her house.
John Edwards went into a liquor store at No. l23
Westinghouse, yesterday morning, and addressed
Insulting remarks to woman who was there with
a man. David OCOnnOr. who was present, re-
sented the insult and he and Edwards fell 10 night
ing They were elected from the saloon and fought
in the street Edwards so badly beaten that
he was taken to the tity Hospital.
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NEVIS FROM THE SEIZURES.
4 prGIJsT TO NIEET JERSEY JUSTICE.


HAL Stoddard. who aspires to fame and consc-
Quent wealth a pugillst, is at present occupying
a cell in the First Precinct station House, Jersey
CIV. StoddaTd is matched 10 tight kIlraln, OF
BOSTON, but the consuming ambition OF hls lie is
to meet John l.. Sullivan before $1,000 or
$50. 600 audience. Before ne can accomplish this
more or less laudablc object he is booked for one
round with Jersey Justice, IN which the latter,
probably viii come OF victor. Stoddard came from
Syracuse y. Y. to Jersey CITY some months ago
and opened a rYm-shOp at GIove-st. and railroad
ave. The place has been a resort for porting
men," as they style themselves and rough-and-
tumble fights have been of frequent occurrence.
About one O'Clock yes erdly morning James ). Coh-
molly went into the place and was invited TO- hght
bv u man who is said 10 be a pupil OF Stodhird.
Connolly declined but was attacErd by ms chdl-
lcuCcr who said that that VAS no place Tor INN I'M
less ne could iig4t,. Connolly defended Amsef Nlg-
orouslv and with few Weil-duectcd blows speed
iiv knocked out hisassailant. Stodd2rd Fastened
from behiHd the bar TO the assistance Of his pupil
knocked Connolly down and kicked hun brutally
about the head and body. When the affair Was re-
ported to the police Captain Farrlcr made a rad
ON the place and arrested StoddaId and james
kcycs, his barhtepcE
The di-tInguI>hcd' prisoner was buSily en-.
gagged yesterday M receiving the "SportluS men
no Hoe cd TO see him. but he was unable 10 pro-
cure bail lic will bc required 10 answer charges
Of assault and battery ana keeping di,ordcry
house.
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About three months ago the Rev. G. G. LaIy,
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church, OF
iushing, delivered a >etm0u against dancing. and
threaten, to cAl pei ANY neubrrof hiS cougre- cation
VINO INDUCED mn the "uucAriSi lan practice. The
Younger members of the cougI' gallon objected 10
ms interference with their social Affairs and one
Young woman said, Mir. Lasly had cn. ugh 10 do
To take care of our hearts and heals. aud doubt
his ability to educate cur heels" Inc sermon
caused considerable gossip IN iGshIue church cir
clcs but the matter was amlcdDly settled and tine
youug Ieoulc remained IN the congregation.
4 week ago the " serious Club announced Is
first annual excursion for to-day. and made round
dancinC" the principal feature. Many lie ubrrs at
the club be ioug to MIR. Lasy's church. HE pastor
and deacOus OF nc church were luceused when they
saw the announcement, but for the sake of mar
mony took 40 official action. dlyidualIy, how
ever theynloUned the church member, of the club
that round dancing" vas wrong, and could not
be tolerated 10y the Irch. OAr of the deacons il
is said went TO member Of the club who ~ class
leader IN the sunday OoI and informed HIM tlat
II he attended the cxcuIs on. he would not only he
expelled from the church but that IN The hereafter
his soul woul be i'm much worse place than lush
ing. I he class-leader made no reply but will At
tend the excursion. Inc action Of the pastor aud
the deacon, has made i, almost impossible to get
ticket for the boat. HE friends OF Nj. Laaly ap-
prove Of his action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
FRUSTRATED At TIE ALTtR.

The Rev. Patrick Hcnuessy Tastor of -. Patricb's
Church Jersey CITY Heights was celebrating the
first mass al q o'clock yesterday morning. and had
nearly reached the communion service, when ne
was seen 10 falter and grasp he altar for >uppoGt.
The two acoNtes FASTENED to lis assistance aud the
assembled congregation became alarmed. The
ac0lytcs supported the clergyman into tn" sacrisy
ard on reaching there stream Of blood
poured from his mouth and nose. HE Rev. Father
>hechAn. the cur4te. FASTENED TO rcaSsure the
Shippers and stated 10 them that Father llennesSy
had met with q slight accident, kIt that II was
nothing serious. Dr. \Iers was hastily summoned
but on seeing hat the hcmouhage was unusually
severe he sent for DI. Hunt. Father iiennessy was
carr cd INTO the house aud put 10 bed When re-
porter ca led there last night lie was assured that
Father Iennessy was much improved, aud was
then sleeping. He was seized with hemorrhage
last friday night, and remarked, on telling Father
Shrphan about IT, that II would be dreadful 10 be
attacked IN that manner while >ayng mass Father
Henncssy Is one Of the best-knoWn priests i'll the
Sfnfr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
tude 200 So. The Austra arrived off Sandy Hook
at midnight last night. She was beaten by the
Oregon by twenty hours.
BABIEs' DAY IN CENTRAL PARK.
GREAT CROWDS LISTEN TO THE coNcERT-Tn

GREAT CROWDS LISTEN TO THE CONCERI-THE
GRASS WELL PATRONIZtD.
In Central Park yesterday there were babies
everywhere. Strange who happened aDont
the mall Thought that IL was Babies Day, ana
made long dctOurs around the band stand. flease
keep of the grass was unhee1ed, ana Nn I;i
Common" appeared, the invitation was readily
accepted. Bv common consent part OF the lower
end of the town spread itself out III various anI
unStudlcd positions on the green. Inc ciu n man
drew OIL his coat, slipped up his sleeves ana WIN
hitch at his trousers went down on his PACK Win
his coat for a pillow. The " old woman drew III
her skirts doubled her feet under her ana decor
onsly sat on them. Young ladies' without exception
sat foot and allowed the otner 10 pccP o az
the crowd, while poor little . Bill or sam or
"Mikey, ;" the butt end of all complaints keeping
one eve on " Pa" and the other on d" Ma stood
first on one foot aud then on the other, and wanted
to play ball. Baby rolled about aud kicked up ltS
heels uncOncerncd and unmoleSted. frog chorus
IN a mill pond never kept up more racket.
The crowd began TO spread out at = O'Clock ana
hy 4 every available inch of standing room and
lying room occupied for radius of hundred
wards about the band stand, and outside OF that
distance there were few spears OF grass that dld
feel burden of humanity upon their tender stems
Cappa's 9TH Regiment band began to play at
o'clock. In order that the performers lmght nave
wind enough to fill their instruments the ponce
cleared a twentV-foOt ring around inc stand; inc
people crowded mp TO il and stood there hundred
deep dr. hiking in the music with eyes, mouth ana
ears. he noise OF the hosts was huShed when the
drum began 10 roll. like distant thunder the hIst
notes IN Costls " Iriumphal March " from the
oratorio of Naaman, and W hen the last tones died
away among tnc trees anu S-tcplHS htdt"'i NV.
applause that followed brought mp in the minds of
many vivid recolcctions of some backwoods camp,
meeting. The concert lasted about two hours ana
the people continued to stand TIL II was over:
IT'S the biggest crowd that ! ever saw in the
Park said veteran of the club. Other policemen
agreed with hiHi. m
one boy let the goat wagon mash his toe. Inc
gray Billy hIt another with tho side of ms right
horn. A horse and a top buggy ran away ana
scared two men who were IN the buggy and 1000
who were not. About twcnty-s ven toddlers got
lost and the police station was turned INTO
nursery The police earned their salary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21

his wife Annie. Ordinarily they are bappy enough,
but occasionally Charles looks upon the wine
when II is redp and at such times he believes IN
having a little fun around the house such was vas
the case on Saturday night. The peculiar vent OF
his fun then was TO try the effect that hot teapot
would have on his wife vi ben orirl' ally applied.
Mrs. Davis objected to the app., alton and, on
Charles insisting, called in the asst ance oi VhceI
John Farrell OF the Nineteenth Precinct ana had
Charles locked up OH charge OF dlsoIuerlJ COLI
duct.
DYING IN STUYVESANr SQUARE.
Park Policeman William n. Brown was closing
the gates of Stuyvesant Square last evening at
10 10 Wick when he noticed q woman leaning
against a bench. lie thought that he had put
every body out. Going up to her he inquired II she
sick. and offered to assist her ont OF the square
She turned toward him and fell. lie raised heT
again and she said. Il have no home and fell
dead at his feet. Her clothing was Ga and worn,
and there was nothing abont her by which sho
could be Identified. An ambulance took her to the
MOrgue.
KICKING A NFwSBOY.
Cornelius llamahan, age seven, OF 40. 80 wafer,
ST. "A newsboy. on Saturday night, abruptly stopped
John Dlckcn. age forty, OF SO. Alb East
Eighty nile the latter was e lag mp me
steps of The Elevated Railroad station IN 'front.' ol
the Bridge AMI requested him TO bnY paper:
Hamahan WAS IN a great hurry and IN the I 81
passion he struck the boy in the face and kicked
him in the stomach. The boy was rendered Tempo
rary unconscious. Hamahan was taken before
Justice White Yesterday. at the l3uiDs fonce
Court and was held in $500 for tin IN Special
Sessions.
RrPFVrING OF HIS BARGAIN.
Peter T. Rcim of No 80 Dlvison-,t.. was sitting
on the steps of Walack's Theatre one day aSt
week w IL his black-and-ta dog that #elgnS TWO
pounds five ounccs with HIM. G.. W. Chorbick. of
10 1916 East Thiry-seyenth--t t.. asked If the dog
was for sale, REIN said yes, Tor $40 ChorblGk sug-
ceSted that q copper he tossed To see whether ne
should pay 500 ornothng for the dog, The cop
per was to ;scd. Rein CRED heads but IT was
tails a" and Chorbick took the dog away; leSter-
dav in the Norkville Court, Justice Duhy re-
marked that the law took no cognlzance oil games
of chance, and he advised ChOrbicL to return the
would give back the dog as his wife objected to
pets, anyhow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
MnAr is GONG on TODAY.

Arraignmont Of W G. Rhine snder. supreme Court.
Departure five Fresh AIT parties fOr the country
Continuation ~ Erie RAILWAY Investigation.
Louisville aud Nashville Railway directors meeting
Blame and Logan baunerrlsng, No. 400 fearl-st
:. p. . - -, .
Meeting Of 22d Eccment Veterans, No. III West
Twenty thrl-st. p. ID.
Meeting oi nd Assembly District Republican Associ-
alton. No l. tcuiTe-~t.. p. M.
beethoven Nt.burIcI0r festival. Washington Ialk.
KoItes + eat No. 81 camp fire. Elm Park, = y. n.
Young Mems Democratic CLUB, No. Il West twenty
deception on steamer Chateau Yquem, Prentice
Stores. BROOKLYN. 10 y. M.
Me ropOut n- Brook! baseball mai n, i0o GROUNDS,
Ia Ia
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CIGARNAKERS COOPERATING.

largely attended meeting of cigarmakers was
held Yesterday at No. 1913 Bowery. 1t was JOINT
meeting of the Progressive and international
Uni ms. H. Wochlert presided. Speeches were
made by II. Gutsedt and &. Ecks of the lnteTna-
tiOn Union, and Frederick laller and V. w. Woy-
tisek of the Progressive Union. They all spoke OF
the necessity of healing the troubles between the
two unions. 80 that they could more successfully
resist the attempts of the bosses to lower wages or
cu1tal their privileges. The utmost good-fee ling
was manifested aud a committee was appointed 10
draw up a plan OF corporation which could be
presented at a meeting next Sunday.
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TINE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR
IS CENTS
Until AFTER THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
A price that defes competition.

For the benefit OF the Republican campaign THs
Tpnr-yr has resolved to throw off profits on is
weekly and scmi-weeky editions until after e!ecu'n'
and 10 send those papers for bare cost and postage
From this date The WEEKLY TRIBUNE VIII DO sent 70
sny address in the United states postage paid un'h
after the Presidential election for % cents an extra
cory with every club of ten. THE sENIWEEkLf VIII
be sent for % cents; an extra copy with every
club OF ten. The election OF Blaine and logan
public necessity. The defeat Of the principles they
r.present would be a calamity to the whole Amer-
can people THE TRIBUNE will be found sn ehecuF'
agency for the instruction of voters In the issues OF tn'
campaign and the formation OF large clubs OF reaies
every town and county Is Invited Specimen copies anu
circulars will he sent free 10 all applicants
THE TRIBUNE has excellent portraits OF Blame anu
Ioyan That OF Mr. Blaine is the only one that mas
received the unqualified approval OF his famly' i"'
pictures are printed heavy paper 10 by 2iAs iu0no
in size Tho price Of each Ia 20 cents OF the Two 81
cent, Address TIE TRIBUNE. NEWloRk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
NEW ARK.

James Bellars appointed organlst over seven
wears ago of Christ Reformed Church. in Wood lido
Instead of Il salary lie wa, gwen ac use If house
valued. with the lot, az $500. lie says that the
agreement was that his services were 10 lie rated az
500 year, and al the end of seven years he was
tu receive deed of the property. ON the other
hand tie church contends hat he was 90 have only
the use of the house long as lie remained organ
ist. The question OF ownership 10 to 10 decided by
the Court of than,eTy.
The Board OF Health has found, Ivy scientific
tests that water taken from several public wells Is
badly tainted with matter from neighbOrlng cess-
pools.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JULY 81. 1884,

gate. They had just begun to play when the Ions
Island City police arrived, and the players scat
tered in ali directions leaving their baseball suits
station house. where they await their owners.
FREsH POND.-Wiiam Grobe. age fifty, deaf and
dumb. living at Maspeth, was struck by the l;2O
Long Beach train yesterday afternoon, while WALK
ing on the track Of the Montauk Railroad, and in
stantly killed
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Public Works
Shannahan and State Engineer and Surveyor
sweet were IN Suffolk County last week, maklng
an inspection OF the district through which canal
is 10 be constructed connecting Shinnicook BAY
with Picnic Bay, aud for which an appropriation OF
S2J 900 has been made hy the State. force OF
ON The canal will be begun as soon as the plans az
cOmUleted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
HOME Ne US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon HOtel-President Ialdwar, of Sal
vador.... hotel BrUScicF-Senator George H. Pendle
ton of Ohio 800. 81. Japcs Hotei-Judge /. ID. Th0man
Of the United states Civil Service Commission WWd
sOr HOtei-EX- Congressman Amos Townsend, OF Clevo
land $500. GrGHd CcutT0i HDfci-COugreSsnan POindeIter
Dunn of Arkansas...N r. York Hoicl-Ciyi Service
Commissioner II. A. Ric hmOnd. of Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
TuOUGHT TO BE 4 CASE OF SUICIDE.

The dead body of Mrs. Maggie ConnOrs age forty,
an insane woman. was found by Go lfrey lambert
lying IN often on the farm of John lSlddIe, near
Newtown Crock. yesterday morning. Inquiry by
the police showed that she was a dIsSlpated woman,
whom her mother would not care for and thar for
two months she had slept in room gwen 10 her by
Mrs. Mary Ann Bitters, at No. % WIhers-st.,
Brooklyn. Recently she sh' wed signs of insanity,
and Mrs. Bitters was intending TO see the county
authorizes about placing her IN an asylum yesteT-
day. On Saturday night Mrs. Connors ran away
from the house in state of G. eat excitement. Mrs;
Biters sent her little boy after her. but he could
not find her. 1t IS supposed that she committed
suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
ALONG TuE SOEND.

NoRwAIK-The Rev Howard :. Clapp. rector Of
St. Pants, has been granted three months leave
of absence. He will improve it by taking trip
to Europe with his wife.
South NoRwALK.-There is a movement on foot
to orgarize a wOrkingman party. the object being
to Dust the present city officials. policemen and all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
.IERSLY Oily.

Alfred McGmncss, age eighteen months, was run
over Yesterday while playing on the street IN front
of its parents home at Henderson and Payonia
ayes. by a lIgIt wagon driven by Frank EabOld.
The child was seriously injured and Rabold was
arrested and locked up a charge Of reckless
driy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
STATEN ISLAND.

SrAprErON.-The Mcttitt Wrecking Company
succeeded yesterday in docking the large iron
steamship Gulf of st. Vincent at tho Brooklyn
stores The ship was hauled OFF the beach at say
Vile nine miles east of Fire Island, by the tugs
Cyclops and Indian. The vessel had been ashore
there since July 4. The st. Vincent is 1900 tons
burden and bad a cargo comprising lnseed, goat
skins and iute. The vessel aud cargo are in good
condition. The vessel l. s ng only her rudder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
LONG ISLAND.

LoNG ISLAND CITY.-About ! 80 young men from
Now-York went 10 the Anna eur Baseball Grounds
yesterday morning The grounds were not open
and the young men forced their way through the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21

A POSER.-Molly Regarding a bust on
pele,t.D: ION, what 4 dear little bOyl" Grandpapa
:. That was when was your Molly" Molly
" And who Is ii now, GrSndDapa.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATCRE ALdANNr
sunrssa 443 1921 NsoE rleL 343 N,siI ay,dl %
HIGH WATER rp-nAi.
H-Sandy Hook 62S Gov Island. g. Hell Gate. s:32
PN.-Ssndy Hook Gjj Gov. Island, 7OS Hell Gate, S57
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21

COMFY ISLAND.-Tablc dhote a feature at
Hotel nri .ton European and American plan. All
suurec tlo excellent cuisine.
-fP q. X. LANSING Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21

HENRY 4. DANIELS, v. D.,
1IILr1tnstsn.lVe between 3Jts l1i iltlYtL
Eaurs 10 l. JtiT Diseases y tn N"rvblslSBs
Genits r.naIY JrZllL taJ''slcr @alisHIsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21

"RorGu oN CoENsn-1jc. Ask for it. Com
Mote curc hard n SOFT corn-, warts, bunion4.
Z" Rough on IOoha,hs." instant relief lJC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
AEnOuhcsneRts

Earl & Wilson's f. and w brand of Mems
Collars and Guns the best. sold every where
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-21
IN oLD soLnIEn rAkE, nIs In.

IfCnTV Wb0UOptT VVTTHdH V.U"Il ~ tITIT ~ >
nine committed sucIdcOn Satur .av evening. at No.
33J West Forty byS ootng himselfm The
forehead Death was instantaneous The pistol
ne used was an - &c, lsIOr' of 81 callbrc. Men
ringer came to this country ten years ago. lie was
a sergeant in the German army and fought IN the
Franco Prussian wa On the mante-pece in his
rooms was pOchct book containing 81 %. There
seems 10 be no motive for the act.