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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
YARIors CoNNErrIcI.r TnWNa.

RFppING.-Ihe annual camp.mcctiug sc the
Ncw-ior6 Methodist Episcopal East District
opened yesterday at Brooksle Park, under favor
able auspices and large Gro d. This morning tho
Row b. NJ. Adams. presiding elder OF the New
Yorl, District will preach, and this afternoon the
Rev. G. ;. Wting. of Bridgeport
BrlpGEroEr.-lho Rev. G. H. Billiard, of Hart
ford district secretary of the American Tract So
cicty was announced to preach At ~. Pauls Church
on sunday morning. and largo congregation AS
scmblod. His watch. however had stopped and
he waited az his hotel for the scrV ice hour to ar
rive. The congregation waited tim noon and then
dispersed AZ the evening service the doctor
preached from tho text let HIM that thinkcth he
stnudctb.' ctc.......t Colonel f. l.. Watson. Of the
tth Regiment, &. " g., received the various com-
pnuics of his command from NOrwalk.
panbury aud Bethel, aud went with
them yesterday 10 Mantle. where They
will camp for ono week with thc various state
rcpmcnts....... Owing to the misfortune ~ tho
banking firm of HATCH a Footc. of Now-lork, -.
:. Hatch feels obliged for time 10 withhold the
$ 900 contributed for Faith mission work. Tho
movement viii continue, however under the
auspices Of Ne SIS. john +. lIa1o and ". ID. Fow-
Irr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
BROOKLYN.


IN absolgtc divorce was granted yesterday by
Judge Barnard to Ashley i. Shaw, from his Wlic
Mile :. Shaw.
During the storm of Saturday evening the chr
tlins on one of the cars of the South Fourth and
Mc,crolc st. line slightly scorched by light
ming.
The number Of pedestrians on the Bridge on
Sunday was 1900. while 500 wagons crossed and
~. 500 persons rode over IN the cars. Inc day
receipts amounted tO Tl,O1j.
It is said 10y his friends that Colonel Norton the
former Assistant POstmasterO BroOklyn, VIII re-
turn to hl, h,me in a week or ten days. and ma Sc
it hot for those i'm BROOKLYN who have been speak
INK lightly of him since h disappearance.
The police stopped the worlmcn who wcro ON
Kings County Elevated Railway at fulton-st. and
Cllsou-ave.. on the ground that thcv had no per-
NIT ~ break into the street II rs SAID that per-
init will Zoe secured and the worl, will 90 ON to-day.
III, order 10 show caugo why Alfred =. Brown
should not loo discharged rs the committee ol Mr'
Henrietta WNln'- person and property W1s argued
yesterday In the supreme Court hrlot' Judge
Brown judge Brown took tn papers ard said
that # hc concluded 10 entertain the Application Ines
would order an Investigation.
Martin Dcuuls tho mate, and two scamrn were
sent 10 ~. Mays Hospital ON sunday from the
schooner H. H. Baker from Georgetown, g. Co
which lay nt the foot of fartitOn-st. The cnscs
Wcrr fcfOrlcd 10 the Board at Health ~ yellow
fever. Yesterday the mate led and the hoard of
Health decided that the disease WIS intermittent,
not yellow fever
Mayor Low yesterday rcappoiut 1t William
DcLaCy and Augustus Kurh as Cuy Assessors
The salary Of tie office IL $1,000 yen for q term
of four years Tho two appuintccs were hist g.r
pointed TO this position in juno. 1850 undcr
Mayor Howell. In polite, Mr.. Kurth IS an indie
pendent Democrat. while General De Lacy has
always been strong Republican.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
NEW-YORR CITY.

Tie net funded debt Of the city on September l
was T907l5.0G0 -, a reduction of IL ,s30965 10
as compared with January ].
William Brrnhardt. a poverty stricken German
tailor ffty-fve years old. hanged himself Yesterday
IN the tenement house No. 40 Vest Thirty eighth
ST.
property having frontage of over - feet on
the south side OF SINtecuih-st., 30 feet east Of
Scycnth-ayc, has been purchased by i. II. Craft
for S2l0,OOO.
Police Justice German yesterday discharged
Broker RoIeIts. charged with having misappropri-
at,d 500 shares of railroad stock belonging to
Walter Hamilton
The friends Of Charles Stccklcr and Rnlph We'll
gave them welcome last evening AT the rooms of
the Stecklcr Association, No. ~ East FOurt hest.
on their return from abroad.
hrpoINrrp roRrNAS OF TnE GRAVD jury.
Edward Won NalkenbcrV, merchant of No. %
Worh-st.. vas appointed foreman OF the Scptem-
judge Gildoraccyc ia the Court OF General Sessions
rnr nhGG,er or MNGANrs prtMNrp.
The baggage of the inmigiant9 by Tho Norman
din vhn vctc detained At lluyto hocauao thoy
cam from infected distIictH, was tcputniod frnn
hn bngun ~ of tho other immigrants Yesterday and
handed over to the health oficor,
o mn cnAmts nlcNYgtN 20 ~ ,YrAmp.
tuu ant tn tho weasel yoaiutduy morning aud took
Oh tho crow who roluhcd 10 l4f TO-, The barb was
auhroquouty hUtNriod hy tho underwater, who
decided tial nhc hh"hId Do "''Aod boloiu gong TO
TEA,
me TROUBLE 1HAf 4 iohor1IrL sos CAunEn
Mary Circoncy. ngo MY -FOUR arrived at Cnatlo
Garden Yesterday from Ireland, on tho city Of
Rome Ter son who lives IA this civ sruf bor
ticket tG her with his address, which she gave ns
No. 5jJ, between avenues aud B forgetting
TO mention the street
A.KING A HIOfIYTR FOR j. NJ PFAsr
Decision Was reserved by Justice Donohuc yes
teTday on a motion in behalf of Doxol Morgan a
CO. for Joseph NJ. Peaso TO show cause why "A
receiver of ms property should not be- appointed
The firm seeks TO recover 5000 from MIR Pcase
for advances made by them ON letters of credit as
security, for which they hold merchandise I'M
ported by him.
MAPS OF A NEW PARK ~ THE SEVENTH WARD.
sion Yesterday considered a report with maps sub
mttcd by Commissioner Thompson. with reference
TO the projected park in the Seventh Ward, which
shall only embrace the land bounded by Water and
Jackson sts. and the East River. The act of regu-
lation called for two acres. while the maps covered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
WHAT'S GOING on TODAY.

Rhinelsndcr Gaze. I,ecor ier'S Chambo's, II a. m.
Coucy Island j. key Olb races, She pshoId Bay .
p.
Row.
Raj road. II IN.
North American Construction and Improvement Com
pany. No l1O Broadway noon.
liam, ana Logan rlid,ation meeting. No. % Avenue
j, evening.
FRI Ward Republican Club. SO. - Wcs-st. evening.
XVIII Assembly District Republican Cidb No Dob
Thir 1--we, vcui r.
Twelfth Ward Republican Club, No 1905 Eghth.aye
evening
XII Won Eul Aesoc alton regatta
Ncw-York horticultural Society, 10 ticul ural Hall, .
D. III. ,,.,
f. IN. ,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
RnRR1NG w 2 EIERO,S HOCsE.

While William =. FIero ex-Assistant United
states District Attorney and ms family were at
Cherry Valley y. V. last week. his house, at White
Plains, Wcstchestcr Comfy, WAS entered by burg
lars. and robbed Of sil,crware, clothing, dresses
table linen, cutlery, and va uabie mani clock Inc
ilft of Stewart L. Noodiord, and silver pitcher
The thieves cut through "a basement door, but find
ing II cir access 10 the upper par, of the house I'M
pedcd they then cut Their way through window
of tine dlning-room, and thence through every door
in the house which they completed ramSacked,
and carried oil he most valuable articles Some OF
Mrs. FicIo's relatives, who visited the premises
few days ago for he purpose of preserving some
fruits, discovered that the burglars had been at
work and made preparations 10 remove many Valli-
able articles which had been left behind the tol-
lowing dav. When they revisited the house they
found that the robbers had been too smart and
carried the goods also away. \ detective was then
emnloycd To watch the house but no further visit
of the burglars was made. The robbers had en-
loved the luxury of bath, ana then clothed them
YES i'm clean linen aud the best suits of clothing
belonging 10 MIR. Ficro that they could find. No
cleW ha, thus far been discovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
c,rr ny An rNwrLCouE VISITOR.

Daniel Cantilon. shin sawyer lives with hs
wife and family NJ No. l73 Grcenpont-ayc, Brook
lyn. Some time ago Christian Herman ana ms WIG
Annie. Who orcupicd rooms in the saiuo house. were
dlspogsc.scd hy their landlord for drunkenness aud
lighting. The elected couple Thought their cxpnl-
On sunday. whilc Mrs. Cutllon was sltting
quietly I'm her room, she was called upon by the
Ilcrnans. Christian remained just outside OF the
door while Annie went into the room and began to
abuse Mrs CnnlIlon. When the latter tired to
put her nnwclcomc visitor outside, she drew II long
Table knife aud cut Mrs. Cautilon severely about
finally thrown bodily outside by the Cantllon
chiidTcn. She joined her husband aud the couple
walked complaiccnty away lhey were arrested
prisoners were held yesterday TO await the result Of
her Injuries,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
SMALLER NEW-JERsEY TOWNS.

BLoONFTELD-Captan AMI Taylor, prominent
member of the Grand Army OF the Republic died
yesterday. He was an officer in Ncw-JerSey regi-
ment in the war.
MONTCLAIR.-The Rev. George r. Houghton, of
Luke's Episcopal Church. 80. The Hook and Lad
der Company has appointed six men as u special
fire police. IA new school building is in course
......A branch of the Roman Catholic Benevolent
Legion has been organized with twenty-one
charter members.
PLAINFIELD.-Thc expert appointed by the SUI
premc Court TO settle the differences with Somerset
County IN respect to placing an iron bridge over
Green Brook has declared the present structure UNI
safe, and sustain Union County IN recommending
new buLments and an IRON bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
UONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Windsor Ho'cl-C hicf-Justice Morrison r..
White. of the In ted states Supreme Court; General
Frederick i !, of Albany, ana Henry \. whitney,
ofBoston. Firm ArcDUe Hotc-Atorncy-Genera Lewis
G. Cassidy. of Pennsylvania. ana Congro ,snen George
" steele If Indiana, and j. SpIggs. OF NrwYorF
N,tr- York Ho'et--Nicr- ADMIRAL s. G. Rowan. United
States Navv...... GT0Hd central Hoiei-N ian Williams
I'mtcd atcs Minister - Paraguay. ArcDuc
IIofrl-Iud:e join Erskue, OF Grorla. AMI Judge Will
lam rong Of Wa.bncton..... GrCHd Hotet-C0mmod0Ie
". H. Shock U1IcI sta. cs Navy, and Jucgt IA. Ma
ombcr. of Rochcstrr.. Ticorid Ho'cl-Genea J. 10
Vala qua and the Rev. DR.. WlgOn OF Wilmington
N.FS Jamcs BO'cI-Outcrurldle II rScy, Of Maryland
1890. CIdreudDn Hofci-Niss Clara Louis Krlogg......
GUsey HOuSe-ILom j. ~cmIIcs. OF New Orleans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
NEWARK.

The September term of the courts will be opened
to-day. The list of the Grand Jury was announced
yesterday. There are number of important civic
cases to come up during the term, and twenty-three
persons are in Jail awaiting trial
The case of the American Dock and improvement
Company against the School Trustees OF jersey
City, affecting that portion of the riparian property
on the Hudson known ~ the West Line Grant, was
called up before Chancellor Runyon yesterday, but
the illness of one of tho counsel. The parties
at issue are really the Philadelphia and
Reading and the West Line Railroad Companies,
and the land is situated on the COmmunlpaw water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
LONG ISLAND

ROsLYN.-Scarlet fevcr and diphthera have be-
come 50 prevalent that the hea authorities have
been obliged to enforce strict quarantine regula-
tions to prevent its further spread
MINEOLA.-A festival and ffte champetre will be
held tomorrow at the fair grounds IN aid of the
fund for the establishment of temporary home
Tor orphan children in Queens County The pro-
grammc includes bazar, an Indian wigwam, gyp-
81 cncampmcut. New England kitchen. Rebecca
at the Well, voting for President and bicycle
racing There will he ball IN tine evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
WE. AIrENs srRrGGLE NM ENGLLSA

Surely there was something familiar about
the Trim little figure dressed IN -Ouhrc fa.wo.t, re-
nevcd only by a sp Of decided color no the shape OF
carlt feather IN the jauty hat, winch dar ed about
uIc glOory sage Of WallIck- Theatre yes erday The
yooo rang Ol ii me- charm q TRIBUNE repOrter's
err Tho quick, expressive gesture called up Cd
memories, OIt-.hcrc - difference. IL was Aimee
am it Aimee. Hs cad Il the French o. Paris,
WAS the English of Nrw-YoIk, though Of the French
Nine. Aimee Ic ctr.iug, and 10 a / elch
actr FIR nch actor more tuan 10 ne &C re-
hearsil is q serious affair, not 20 be chilly inter
Tuprcd. sun there AYR so pt-es oven IL he 81 re-
O.. al during when he weary mes have rest IL "
m OF these rcstnC-p that tn reporter had
little chat Wltu her. which WIS c1uduc,cd entirely IN
EIgisl 1T Nine. Anne own urg, MT re quest.
d" I know pix very. very Daa-ly' sdI she tn 4
erac I'M Shruc, "uut zen have SO long D. en- IA France
yh1ir Zcy al TX French not Eeug l-h no alt How
c1cr. sal max my best tudeaiOur 10 spk mach bet
iaI when my season begins
"It,e VARY much to Ichcarec IN Eeugish. aud think
Zlt my play wi what you call 90 II -uy an tc gay
"GUu did not los much time ~ getting t. work.
"N0. hJi Jlr. Jdy lost week Uy h Illness OF my
poor no hair, bjtIrciu'c % say left ncr much het
ir, and now feel comfortable in my mini. Blu am
tired dO assure yOu bY ~ hOrrccD mtuuIr in which
they delayed "a the Custom House. Or some place
" ere W were loc tod up '0r h0Jfs.'
"Wieu shall we e. yuu In En- ish C'WcdFI
do not KIN ". but wait 10 .ct Out 81 New York
III ST, to brcO conf lent be- ore appear before
such critical audicrc. YOu MAKE Of selves here.
Mr. Grau he wants tI-to-What i, % now mat calls
that and the smiling face grow nsyc only 20 bust
forth anew it, smiles tine phrase W3s andy dcEcr,d
-" 20 tiy 1t ON a dog concluded Nine. aimee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
LIFE SAVING AT POINT LOOKOur.

j, :. Manning, OF No. II Doy-st, Now-York
while at Point Lookout, L. t., on sunday, was
standing Onthe beach, watching the bathcr, in The
surf. HE attention was attracted by man Wl0
had passed outside the surf line aud was apparently
unable TO SWIM. The man threw up his hands and
sank from sight. As soon ~ Mr. Naming was con-
yInced that he was IN danger, he threw of his coat
and walstcOat, and plunged m, reaching the man as
John McGartlett, waiter employed at the Point
Lookout Hotel RcstOratives were applied, and the
man was IN Il few hours able 10 resume his duties
at the hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
on SrElrERy DUg Ar rms posr.
SIIIPPING NEWE.
PORT or NLwNo lK~............ MONDAY SEPT 1854
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
steamer Finance, Maudcu Rio Janciro Ant Bahia ~
Ponaubuco D.. Muaulam is, Fam @n anu ~ ih'has 20
with udsr ana passengers 10 > aud Btnnl Mhl NS Co
steamer Na-ny Br kiudlr. Saho, Aug hnd 40 jan
eld y, with mdse AMI passengers 10 Burh x JeVuh-,
steamer Asa lBn, SAMSON AspinWal ARo 0anta Martha
H. CarudprAa H. Port LuOu - WIN muse ana passengers
10 PIN FOrwOOd n CO.
Mcintosh Sagua Aug - and Havana
DAYS with mdse ani passengers 10 Jas = ward y co.
steamer Excelsior higgins, AeNOreaus days, VIII mdse
TO- I Van sickle
steamer Carundelet Daniels Fernandna days via Port
Roy val with mdac ana passengers toe III Mallory
steamer Richmond, stevens. Newport News, with mdse
and passengers Old Dominion IS Co.
steamer Frauconia Bennett Portland with mdsc and pass
engers q HOTatio Hail.
Snip Mary BuTull (of Yarmouth NSl. Eldrdge Liver.
pool 81 with mdae to order To Boyd Inckcn
ship AlgOma tO HALIFAX, NerO. Liverpool 81 days with
Soal 10 Manhattan Gas Co, vessel TO j h Whitney Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
A PILOT-BOAT Disabled by A STEAMER

The steamer Ailsa of the Atlas Line, arrived at
this port Yesterday with the pilot-boat Charlotte
Webb, No. ., III tow The Ailsa was sighted by the
Charlotte webb at Il O'Clock yesterday morning, OH
Barnegat. Pilot Sullivan went in n small boat TO
board Inc steamer which slowed mp 10 allow him 20
come on board. The pilot-boat, mscalcuiating the
distance of the steamer and her speed failed to get
across her bows in time to avoid being struck
She was hit on the port quarter and badly stove
but was able to keep ailOat. and was tOWcd up TO
the city by the Ailsa. No one was hurt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
NETER pALD 4 DLTLDEND.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 1.-The Non-ExplOsve
Lamp Company has made an assignment 10 VILLAIN
Walto. who has given bInt for f6oOjo The COMPANY
~ "a erptnZrd under the laws OF ohio with capital Of
500 600 an paid In. TuCy dd an extensive business,
which was una erstood to ne iry Managed hut owing
~ strong cOmpctit on the profits were very light and
[ .nA nYnI nnIl anN hI Yhr Iha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
BRAVERY OF ALONG ISLAND WOMAN.

Mrs Smith, living IN SiNth-st, Hunters Point.
burglar IN her room. The man was taking tho
rings from her fingers when she awokc, and sand
and your chid' llo then graspcd her right hand
aud was taking the rings from her fingers when she
pulled revolver from under her pillow and pre-
scnting II at the thicfs head. fred. When he
heard the ahut he started down atHits. aud pushed
through the window ~ the back pnrlor Mrs. Smith
rloac behind him. When he reached tho parlor
floor lac gtuanrd 80 Gud, l'm shotW he did not
stop. however. but continued his iiEht through the
rear window. making good his c,oupo. Whom lac
reached tho si9op 81 the house ho Jumped into tho
yntd ol The Episcopal Church. Mira smith fol.
luvod huu Ia the louco and again fired ~ him. but
without effect, The unao oi the hulra aroused
ansistaucc, bat too late a. give her any hrlp, Tho
thief succeeded ia lalsing f2J aud Jowclry worth
500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
Nrw work. DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1884

sewers IN Passalc City to empty into the Passaic
River and ordered it sent 10 the Passalo authori-
ties.
Peter Jones, who says that no lives at Canal and
Washington SITS, New-York, was detected on Sum
day night robbing sleeping passenger on q Penn
syIvania Railroad ferryboat Justice Stilsing COM
mitted him to the penitentiarY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
Ship Minnie swift ODD. LI.ws Hun IS aar. in n,l... !.

ship Minnie swift Br Lswell HUI SO day.. In bs,., !.
Bark sepasiian Bach Ger, watcn, Hamburg a a..
VITA @d s 70 order vessel % Iheo Iinger 60 '"~
to hank British Sot6 america vessel 70 Jasyi oTrss'usu
schr Ch,lion Ssr. Mailman Monteso Bay 10 dsys with
sUNsET-wnd a. sandy Ho,E light, NV clear Al.
Arrived yesterday
steamer Madrid C3r Carson, Newport r., 7day, w,,,
mdse 10 uagemeyer Brunn WV
CLEARED
steamer Lydian Monarch (Br), Huggett Boston
steamer TRornhnl OBI, wetherl Procreso- BeIon, n.
Steamer Acapulco shacEford. Aspinwall-P Pacific MAJ
steamer Iona CBr; Dolg Knrston1The Frank Brosco
steamer City OF Augusta, Fisher. saysnnah-Iienry
Steamer wysposc, Halphers Norfolk. City rOin. and
steamer yidctte, Fuller West Newport N.v.
Steamer Martha stevens Chance; Batmore--Is krem,
Steamer Breakwater. Jenney' Lewes Del-oh Dominloo
ship Adophus port. Brown London-Jas W Flv.ns r.
ship Caravan, Dagget London-Thomas Dunhans Neph..
shIP MIstey Hall Br. Lyons, Liverpool and BIrkenhead
snip (Nor johnson AnJier Java oraers-Pune.
BARK Annina Gta, Behnau. Aniier, Java for orcsr,-
BARK Koik (Nor) Larsen Christfans-Fuuch Edye Aco
Bark Rebus (Nor Lindegaard, Esnore for Oer,-snitn
safx vagllano ,ItaD ovar swansea-Benham a gov.,.,
Bark Celestna AUST, Psicarich, E1mouth E-Boa Cosa
Bark Angela SPAN. dc Anot Great Yarmouth. E-Funch
BARK Franc Lambrith West, Boston-McKay &pr
Brig Ruggiero Utah. Ruggiero Tueste--seaser Bros dim.
Brig Armida Itan, Petruuzi Nice. FrFgnch Edye Co
Big G g sweeney. White Belfast, Ind Master
schr Mary A Hall. Mcdonald Georgetown. Demarara-
Watson & FaTr.
schi China CBr sponaglc Georgetown, Demarara-rats.
schr Comet, Aldrich. Cedar Keys-A Dayton Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Acapulco for Aspnwal Vdete, Newport Mega
BTe1kwster. Lewes.
Ships Paine, for Trieste; Caravan London
korda Stetiin Robus Esinorei Edith, Antwerp snbra
Belize caro-. II Johns. PR
Brig ScOtswOOd, for Oran.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMER
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept 1Sailed steamer Ems Gen Lolst
from Bremen heoce for New-fork,
GLASGOW sept Arrived steamer state OF Georgia (Bf
Noodle. from New-YOTk Aug 81
LARNE, sep sailed steamer state o. Pennylyanis Br
Mann from glasgow hence for New.YOrk.
DOMESTIC PORTS
Boston. septl-Arrived. steamers -ylrgnian DR. FIT
Liverp0o Duria CITY Br Lund, lOndOn. Alpes span
Moran York Worcester Blenkinshf, Halifax: D5miu,
ion. Blanyeit, Yarmouth. Ms Wikesbaire and Panther
Phiade Dlia.
PHILADELPHIA sept Ttaftlcsnske
tie Lynn Saxon. Boston, TOnawand1, Providence, Anes
Fall River IsCOny. New-iork.
Cleared steamers Hercules NowhuTypOrt, POttsye
ReJdng Boston; Ann Eliza New.lOrk
BALTIMORE sept l-Arrved steamers tTimd0n (Br Rob.
rtsOn Bona: FddeltlOrpe (Brl. BOnt0ucr. Ncw.lOrk
Ale many. Boston Min Crane. savannah Vim woodward
aud r Mayer Now YORK.
CHARLEsIoN sept Arrived steamers Saragossa Bait
more. Eanta. Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
A POLICEMAN SAVAGELY ATTACKED.

Officer Henry Mclaughlin. of the Second Pre-
ciuct, found Edward swanson on Sunday night
lying PROSTATE and bleeding at York aud Bridge
SITS. He sand that he had been beaten by Edward
Erickson and thrown out Of his own house, No, ia
10 a hospital and then entered No. ia and began 10
search for Erickson. lie did not look long but
women. The entire party, with Erickson at their
head, attacked the policeman and threw hun out OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
STATEN ISLAND.

This IS "2ppe year' and the trees in all the or
insects and worms have not affected the apples
nearly as much as they generally do, because of
the wet weather. Cider pre- 3.es are being prepared
for heavy seasons work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
ME.rcucsrGR COUNTY,.

SING SING.-Ihe earnings Of the Prison for
August were q2O,365 81, and the expenditures
SlI,3JO II.
YoNKEns.-Dcnnis Wynn, alias "Quinn,' who
was arrested Oh August l. charged with bigamy,
HIS trial will take place next week. Aldermen
Eagan and Mitchell were arrested on Sunday for
selling liquors in violation Of the Excise laws
WHuE PLAINs.-Surrogate Coffin resumed his
duties yesterday although he is still unable to use
his right hand, injured by fail about three weeks
ago. His son sat on the bench with him and signed
papers tor MIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
MARINE INIELLTG

MINIATURE NLINVN'
Eurr,acs 525 sst7610 Moon sett 22S Noonslse, Is ~
HJu WAFER rD-ptH
Sandy Hook sos Gov Island, 6il Iicll cato. 80
TM.-sanly HOOK, 90 GOV lslnl GOl Hell Gate, $50