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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09

s ss,t Tran'stIantic NOr. Timovar oothcnburs
Bark ARAFAT (Nor) Nielsen. IAunerick-Bepban
bafk Alice Cooper (Br Armstrong, DunkTE-sSss Tseea
hark Aurora SPAN rorecinca FerreO spJas y,.,
Brig Annie tNor). chrstunsen, Port Natal. At-c,...
Lrig Harriet O. Stanley Naevita.-Mose Bros,
BIs Ehdrcx (Bp, Aahoney, st John NB-Jas W IL.
Brig Isle of June lBr, Aibury. Nassau NF-F xoD,,o
sehr Susan Wint9rs. Smith, Georgetown, Dsn,,,,,
SAILED
steamer, Catalonia for LIVERPOOL. ROYAL Crown Ns,,.
Geo clyde. san Domingo Nacoochee, savannah wysSass
BnFs Harriet O for Nuevta.; Monitor wilmington.
Also saled-yia Long Island souad-steame. Gauea. a.
THE MOVEMENTS OF .rEA1EaA
FOREIGN PORTS
LoyDox, July s-saned steamer European CBr. p.nr..
yEsroo Ja'y snArIiysd steamer Inventor ea, Pen
nolds ron Ne" orleans June 49, -"
William, ron NewYOrk June q. on nor EaJ LSsrSSi
GL.:gow July s-Arrived steamer ntania (sr, McIA.,
BARROW. July s-Arived. steamer North can5rl, M,
Gnhths. ron II John Nh, June - "''
from Sow YorE June Il? '''' '"r' smith,
LizARD Jnv Passed steamer italy ,Br, Pear,s g..
New-York June 70. on her way to London. 'a
FAsfNgr July Passed steamer Alsya span d. LONE,
BROW HEAD, July s-Passed stsaner, Tisnoyeriaa ID,
Thompson rom Baltimore June = on her way to ysroos,
oaego SPAN Gorneza from 81 Johu, Mr. June 20 90 As
AhHlkNDhM, July b-sslcn, htesueI JASON III M
pen, for New York.
8th-Auived steamer Amsterdam lDtchl Lima. IA,
New-IOrk,
AStwErP July 7-saled. steamer Hermann DAM xsra,
for New -YOrk via Boston. ~
COPENHAGRV July n-Artived steamer Island Dam sk.
from New York.
HABDu no. July s-Arr1ved steamer 2hsetia Ger yorS
gossnR from NeW-NOrk.
HAvRE July s-ssied steamer wfsphaln Ger. Barsa,
rom Hamburg hence for New York.
PllFRNo July allied. steamer Byzantine Pr. Grin.
wade. for Philadelphia
hoftERpAN Jnly 5-saled steamer 1sstam lDbhl B.l
her for New. York.
AsriNw,u, July 5asiled steamer city Of Para D,r,er
for Sew.Yofk
vHRA CRtf TO July s-Arrived steamer british Fmphs
Brl fawCett from Now orr Via Havana
DOMESTIC PoRra
nostoS, July s-Artived steamer Sorrento tRf, uasea
1tul D..
cleared steamer iowa tnr walter. tivsrpso
AlsI arrived. steamer New. nfnnswirh ,ni nnaue fM
muuih Ma.
fHlLApRtrniA nlr Arrived steames larstip -
lrm lrislumen A,hirs, Nnwbuffpoit Ann ll'a Warren.
New York
saed steamers Norman uoeslns noslon tndl,n, a.s
nnnt Liverpool tanne NeNiNnh
HAtINoft. tuif Arrived sislpefa Alt'fhanF ttaoit
hosinn fHuhi oihwislri, New oit
tieatsd sinamet Martha Hi"VenH nov Nofs,
CaANlrtioS' lpivf~Auivsd. steamer ciy ~ Atl,nt.
pom t1t,G Jny Arrived s,e,mer sito " rotaa Rss
New.iors tor tefuaniina AID pfo. 'eifd
sNAHsAh, lnb h-AnV"i' steam"i 'hiiIahoo'hoi DAG
gett. New,NOIk
sailed steamer Cty ~ Augusta New YORK,
kswOHIHANs, July h-teafed, sfolW0ta Morgan civ,
Adams aud louisiana dagger, NeubOk lo'uno mr., lln
efpO0l
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~ cnANoI rANhIN0 WgIlDD9
pt4CtIatoN ut IMPORTANT riFo1MF ~ III
ctrAuiNo rousr As.u,IIIinE.

Itatt Sion 90 iNlpIlANl 'l'''Nf ~ NV
ctrAuINu rotHr Astu,IAIiuF.
GA Juno the CLEARING House hnsoomtion ap-
pnluiul n committee tu consider ''l"ims 40 luc
tu,thntis ~ doing huHiurra hrtNo"n fhr WH1ribttd
hnuks 1ho committee consisted ul tie following
lnnk pftftduuta George n Coo. bnotgu II, Potts,
a. ~ baldwin. John Jay kuoA und J.. j. id"HidA
A ,oll attended meeting ut the Clearing llotso WAS
Xiii ,rstofdAy nt which the report 81 tho COM
u4tt,a VAS received. The measures proposed h.
NolNc radical chang, h. existing 'uHI"W'j tht most
import ant hciug nc diN,"h '"t'''' az ,"l',''
uu1n dcpo,t- received h. the banks. and the adop'
zion oi soo planfoI avoiding the necessity "I over
csulhcaflon %. checks. III, recon HrhH"lloh5 Oh
the committee are a. follows.
I-st-Ihat no bank member 81 thc Clearing House A.
,,r,tt, ia. luefr-t ul on sposi,s Ahrr uy J. loSb.
The hunks, uO btrG member 81 he A-ro,dtOn VIII re
de, IA he checks through the Clearing II sc of any other
Pave interest upon deposits p"9aplo on "'hshu anu
Which C2 does lot carry tie same casa reserve ss the
lAw now requires lie NatOha BANKS 10 '"Iy' thhd To
verify their comp lance WIN thIr -e'onh'h4at'yh'
xeeliv statements shall be made 10 ttr ih~uhgrl Ol tho
Clearing House by all such p-res IN ie same Inaier
IA b. required o. the regular nemIriso tue c,"Oh
Tbtrd That no compensation n any torln dTcctly or
Indirectly shsl be given by any bank member Oh ts
Association fOr sucL deposits 49,. .,,,, r,o. hall
De regarded forfeiture OF membership 81 lhe As,oci
alton subject plant Of any member 70 INehueH
ton by the Clearing Bouse COMMITTEE ~ 'le H-"i''
provided IN tire Constitution. &c., ..
Fifthihat checks drawn upon banks and bankers ont
a. tbe city sh& not Pee taken on deposit ana cdI''u 40
eash subject inn. Giate CHECK, nut that INC ,iea
.l and cneCks will be taken aud credited as cash.
et.thThat tht banks will use their influence 10 secure
soIue mode OF exchange OF settlement OF
lie NeV-YorF Stock Exchange whereby tHe Itiso
Voume Of checks which now pass between banks deas
win parties engaged IA ths business may De dnhisIeu'
and that the Governing COi!n'',Je 81 enT 80 ,bstr
change be urgently requested 10 give t"S su"y0'' '0
seventh-Vo give ample. time tor preparation these
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ADYETT & co. SUSPEND.
FORMAL FAILURE OF FIRM THAT WAS BROKEN
Down BY THE EMO pErA1cArIoN.

DOWN BY THE EMO DEFALCATION
Just before the close of the stock Exchange yes
terday notice was sent TO the chairman that A.
Dvett n Co., brokers at No. 50 Broadway, had sus-
pendcd payments. The announcement caused no
surprise as the firm has been practically considered
ont If business since the deVeIopmehts
regarding John Y. Emo, recently, the president
of the Second National Bank. Inc
house has no on tstandng contracts at the stock
Exchange. The firm was composed of Arthur Dyett
aud 4. k. l.. Norton, both members of the TX
change They have been in business for several
years and stood high in the esteem Of their fellow
brokers.
The firm was brought to the verge of failure on
MAY 10 last. by the refusal of the continental
National Bank To certify Is checks after large
amount of certihcation had been done LOT H. ~
formal suspension was avoided IN un9
face of the heavy fall in stocks and the sGverai
failures of stock Exchange firms which iolV"ou
for the next few days, by William ieath ~ o.
helping Dvett a Co. to carry OUT thcll ,'onuWS;
II was learned subsequently that the house hau
hcen operating heavily for Mr. Emo aud that large
pnti of tho LOSSES of his specuations fell npon ~
II N generally believed that since thu Emo develop
menta the huuac hna been liquidating Us accounts
q, IA to protect the ftirnda who came w. ts bH.lS'
nncr during the May hunnrial storm, a Hnil
time nun the second National HANK honnn aunt
against the firm To- tocovcr the monoNl ~ the bank
Which Nh Emo had diverted 10 II lut hrocnI1tiNe
puipuaes. II bonn alleged that the utm must INV"
boon Cugnignut of the source from which ih"N
came II l. suggeated that there mn' ho conhec,
ton between tha action aud the present FORMAL
tuApensou. The oondit o. ut the arm iH not known
he suapeusion was announced NJ 80 late an hour
that when inquiries were made az the hrhH once
both members had Como home for the dHyI
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BROOKLYN.

Absolute divorce was gwen yesterday to Mrs.
Emily W. ROdman from Carl Rodman.
The Rev DIR. Albert g. Lawson. who was recent
w elected secretary of the American Baptist Mis-
sIonary Union has resigned his position az pastor
of the GREEN wood Baptist Church. lie bad hel9
the pastOrate for over seventeen years, ana had
built up one of the strongest churches III the ue-
nomination in the city.
4 number Of temperance workers called upon
Health Commissioner Raymond Yesterday and pro-
e.tcd against the closing of the public pumps INC
"Reminiscences assured them that the water was not
healthlul.
Thomas f. Smith ago forty-thrce, a railroadcr, OF
No. 474 Seventh-ave.. committed suicide yester-
day by taking dose of carbohc acid.
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FALLING DOWN A LIGHT SHAFT.

Occupants of the Clinton Flats. at No. 22o west
Sivteenfb-st. were startled AT davbreak yesterday
by loud crash followed Ivy the rattle of breaking
crockcry and the poans of man, who had fallen
down light shaft. II was thought mat ne was
was Edward Bunton, a young clerk. who hada room
on the fourth floor. window of his room opened
dow. lis fall had been partly broken by a tray Of
dishes which had been set IN the shaft. but his skull
WAS fractuied and he became inscnsible. An am
bulnucc carried him to the New-lOrk Hospital. He
was alive at late hour Yesterday, but The surgeons
had little hope of saving his life. 1t was SAID that
Bunton was employed in the office of klchhcld
Co. brokers, at No. ~ Bioad-st
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WHAT Il GolNu on TO-DAY.

Park department inyc,tg alton supreme Court 1880
"a
Meeting Of the Hoard of Education, y. m.
Can,d. United StatOs lacrosse match staten Island
Grounds i;lO u,
Fish n Hatch suit before NlceChanceU1r' newark
Meeting o. the DocA Department
Irish National League, No 81 Uaun place. p. M,
Excursion 20 Hebrew children hy 81 John. Guild.
Auueduot tommissouers, IuL TunUSE huldlng y
y me.
International Institute On Perfection OF WclkhS ana
Measure, Cooper Union. y IN.
Electrical society, Cooper Institute, y. IN.
Au ton sale Of luEucuot Park AHeooidtOu lands, Now
Rochel'C / a. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09

PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

run Arcnue Hotci-Scnat0r Justin y, Nor
rill of Vermont, I. H. N. sweat. of Portland Mo, and
et Mayor Henry Ovetstolf of ~ lonis H'iri ~
Mtfr 1 tGovefnut itnrs y tnaNsh ~ CONNECTICUT
. ttsynorf iien0 Judge William I. Learned, ~ Al
bnnv ...... Aih uuir HIiH Vonsrssmon Juhn w. Vaa.
rnrk and barclay Hrncv ~ California ... HNseH Hu'e
JUDGE Matter a. Coz oi the tuptemo court ui The la
ttiv OF Columbia ... Clarendon Hofr LUIS J. ll"inlh
Ruet Al eune Minister NJ Mnshlnstnh POGO. 0idhi cen
frdi Iinhi uug teaaiuru William g. pntrH ~ Ahhhtnh
aud John A. tatnr. ~ ttHh Nsw YORK Hhd III"
llr, lusoph A. strlttuu uf NHtthrf Miss ft..HnfWdh
HoHs W. N rtunt pfesident ~ the A'sllson, Topeka
santa 20 Railroad Company ...... ~ jams H'iet-
LndIn n II. nnAIdArY, nI NnN -llNNon.
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wRsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

w-ROCnELLE-Coroner IIyler was called yes
terday 10 hold IN nduest upon the body of an TN
known man found upon the railroad track, with one
arm one e. just below the knee and one foot cut
of also with deep cat on the face from the top Of
tho head TO the chin.
YosKERs.-Wiham Devere, comic singer, was
held In 81 800 bail charged with abducting Nora
Hogan, age fourteen.
PEEKsXIIL-W. ID. Southland, president of tho
village. and also of the highland Ferry aud Trans
portation Company, yesterday caused the arrest of
William Dyokman, Hamilton Bagley, Edward
Whaen and Charles Garrison. charging them with
running an illegal ferry by carrying passengers in
II v boats from the Peekskill dock to the State
cann prounds.
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orrarcouont sim,Iay 10 that entered

posed Is an arrangement similar 10 that entered
into between the Posta and the BANKERS ana Met
chants Company which necessarily will be party
TO any plan that is adopted 1t desired to reduce
expenses by the abolition of competing Offices ana
between the Postal and the Baltimore and ONO,
and in other ways to bring the operations oil the
two companies into close harmony The Baltimore
and ONO Company has decided ~ reduce It's rate To
Chicago from 40 to 20 cents for ten words.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09

gravy saw fellow down in Cincinnati, about week
90 into OF the biggest establishments there and
I'm sucker II he didn't raise the whole house with two
jacks. Prettiest game OF BLUFF ever saw"
The other man Cincinnati the lead, and Chicago
came IN very fair second.
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RAISING Il CINCINNATI HOUSE.
From The Merchant rrareuer

From, The Merchant FdreueT
"Chicago is a great city remarked one trav
ching TO another they got of the train In that
town
"Yos ips big place Did you ever see them raising
houses and building the first story last T.
NO do thcy do thatt"
Eyes, all tho time Why, come time ago they raised
the whole fremont House, with 1000 jacks"
" How manyf
" -Four thousand"
"Ihunderi 1t didn't take that many, did ~ BY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09
KILLED AT NOON IN FIFTH AVENUE.

A runaway horse attached 30 n light covered
wagon dashed down shave. above Fourteenth
ST. 1T noon yesterday. FOurt 'rnthst. was cro|dei
with shoppers. Several persons were crossing .he
avenue when warning shouts called their attention
10 the runaway horse. They all got ont of tie way
except a weli-dressed woman who had Ter arus iuu
of packages. She turned % lun but became con
fused and stop2ed direcl- IN the path OF the horse
An instant later she vas lying luscnsl3le on the
cr1ss-Salk. having been struck OF the head ny one
OF tho wagon shafts. She about thirty years
Old with light complexion and brown hair; As
quickly as pos.i bio she WAS removed 20 tie New
York Hospital where she died at l:'0 p. IN, with
out feVaInmg Consciousness Among her buzz
wore ycral papers adore ,ed 70 Carrie {. Johnson
aud letter e guej james x. MarstOu, No. los
West Fort.eth-st. Nh. Ntr5tol went to the h0sn-
til and identified IN. woman as Jeanne Neville,
the wife of A. Ncuville 4 manufacturing agent OF
No Cil WHshnrton-avo ~. Louis. He SAID that
she was an actress and dat Carrie G. johnson was
her stage name She hti for some time boen travel
ling With a Hazel krka' company.
Tho wagon was owned by tbc IIow Directory
COMPANY, q | was driven by John lynn. J. lynn
had got ont Ia deliver package, when the horse
became frightened and started 80 Iuu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09

A RFPREsE NTA TIVE OF OURS WHO RETURNE1
From EUROPE THIS WEEK REPORTS THAT EVERY
WELL DRESSED NAN HE SAW IN LONDON had
on WHITE VEST OVER THERE For RBUTroS
GETAWAY COATS OF"DARK MATERIAL ARE QUITE
GENERALLY VIOLIN WITH sINC LE.BREAsrE0
WHITE VESTS AND FANCY CASHMERE rRoU3EBs
THIS Is NOT Only GoOl TASTE But GOOD
sFSsEi AND We ARE GLAD THAT FASHION 10
REVIVING THE OLD STYLE, FOP WHITE VESTS
ARE TRULY \ Luxury IN SUMMER. pF LATE
YEARS THEY HAVE NOT BEEN II VOGUE AND
on STOCK HAS BEEN REGULATED Bf THE DE-
MAND But We HAVE ENOCGh 10 SUPPLY ANf
PROBABLE INQUIRY. And FOI 81 SELL A FISE
RATE VEST; OTTER BETTER QUALIrlEs ~ FLAIS
hND FANCY DUCK.
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positionon account of his failure to report it

positonon account of his failure 10 report IL
moro promptly. ..
REUNION OF VETERAN ZoUAVFs. ,r
Fifty veterans, in the picturesque UNIFORM Oh ny
III DurN ca XOuayes, descended from the hIeV".tu
station az Harlem, yesterday marched over tno
Harlem Bridge aud took possession OF Union faIk'
on the Southern Boulevard. They were the SUI
vivors of the 165th New York Regiment ana WIS
was the first reunion since the war. he DAY was
also celebrated The anniversary of the battle OF
Port Hudson. in which the regiment took an actye
part Over hundred veterans are enrolled III thc
Association,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09
LOOKING TO TELEGRAPH UNION.

Negotiations are pending for union of the inter
ests of the Postal TELEGRAPH Company and the
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company. No acton Won
has been taken, although there 10 strong bellef
Expressed By the persons snteIested that an agree
ment will be reached soon. No IDEA OF cohsonda-
ton IL understood TO DO Entertained "Aat ID pIo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09
THE INDICTED poOL-sELLERs.

The cases If the pool sellers under rnd lctmcnt for
violating the law at tho hhoepshsad BAY race
course were called IN the Kings County Conf OF
sessions Yesterday before Judge Moore. w. e..
DE Witt 81 corporation counsel, who appeared Tor
tbc accuted men asked for the discharge Of eleven
OF those who had given bail, on the ground
that they had been indicted under names not their
own Assistant Distrot-Attornoy jerks opposed
the motion ON the ground that this point was a
surprise to him, aud Judge Moore decided not to
entertain tie motion. The names OF the men In
CTidre. James i. Kelley, Thomas Murray, John >.
Stone, David johnson, Dodgal McDoussI, John
Kelley, James Dunno and Michael murray, 40
Crldge, Frederick Ducks Andrew Fuller, John
Schmidt, Richard Baker. George Rose, Rlchsrd
Rogers, NJ ichael Kelly, Aaron Platt. Hermann
Kelly and GeoTge Hall failed to respond to their
names aud Judge Moore issued bench warrants for
their arrest Inc matter was adjourned until next
Tuesday.
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henry A. DANIELS, NJ. -,
ftAIetnstsn.avs, bctrcen 9hth snt iltksWL
Honfs, Alto htoi Diseases th- NeryphsiyuNa
0unlle Urinary DrEiaA liapItsncs andN'Au~.
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r OF rNSTPVC TION
MARINE INTELLTGHNCE

MINIATURE ALMANAT
srnries 433 % Neon rice. SOL Io1a1 arabs 10
WATER iD-DAr.
4 V-sash7 Hpsk 500 BOV leland. s.l2 H'n Gats 1891
P.N-Sanoy HOOK $50 +Oy. IsanL GOO Hel cara. 1919
FOREIGN SIEAnERS DUE 4 MS PORT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09

"RorGu on CoRNs"-l5c. Ask for IL. Cons
pletc cuic. hard or aor corns warts, bunions.
"Rough on roothaths" instant relief ljc.
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Annon ncemebts

aenulne Johann uors Mat Ertracthn 'Tnatirao't~sy
NortF kiHner mock Of hhuN lndorssif
eli ph,soian. lot general debility Beware " limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09
A rHLEF sOON CAPTURED.

Two young men were seen leaving the mouse on A.
j. Lockwood at No. 100 st. Jaines-placel Bl9ohl4i,
shortly before I, a. IN Yesterday, with a bundle
v,apupd m IL . ecc of carpet and notice was gwen 70
inc Mvr;le-ave police. The officers found MI. Lock
woods house vacant. the family henY IN tho
country. and that entrance had been ELECTED bY
brcakins tho panel of tho basement door. Al the
silycrwaro and other portable property IN IN" mouse
bed hocn stolen Nir Lock wood was sent &c at his
place of business, No. - Pattsi., this city, TO
asccttain what had been etoitn. Mean
while the C1k-st ponce 81 Nnl'
citv had been informed of the rob
berry. aud a sharp lookout was kept for ths
thieves. who Nvclc eVIected to seek their custom
ary resorts t. dispose OF the piundcr Vigilance
was rewarded at the Caharne Ferry 10y the efhi
If two men answering the description glN'h ana
of Garnet Cha.o was given 60 hem 90 they landed,
hnt ono mad" his escape. Tho other, who was ear
rtiuu tho bag VAS caught lhcpohce OF th's cllY
,,ere phlr e. send list Of Che stolen ARTICLES io tic
ir,oklvu police before MIR Lockwood found ''i
what he had lost. Iho stolen property was N1lu'c
a, irom R 'uu ~ R2bO The thioi caught was John
M,ttuift, am tN convict
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09
NEWARK.

Tho CITY Attorney instituted u suit yesterday
ngninsi tho Mulberry street llorao Car Company,
for refusing 10 comply with tho 0ity ordinances
prohibiting the usc of the "bob-tai caf.'
Nathan Bremen, n ogarmskor. living 40 No ~
Canal-st., who took dose Of poison on Monday,
died yesterday. lie had become disheartoned with
raj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09
SALTWATER MADE FROM IMPURE WELLS

ur. Cvrus rdoon, chief Inspector Of Che second
kuntai, Division Yesterday scnt ip tho !'oWd 81
Heath r'uuit concerning 7olu water and miner a.
" ,tct manufactured IA this city. Several ul th"
Manufacturers haNo suuk wcie in otuor in save enc
cxp,nse ol Crotun water Ilr ldHon recently rtu-
ri,rc} pupIoa, ~ water iiom nino Of these Nclia.
and infcssur Waller The chemist Of the lloFut-
mont, mado anal sen The report shows that the
water from ncNru oi tho wells ~ Impure aud nuhl
f,ruio Mu.t ~ the wollH arc sunk 10 u depth Of
lea than seventy feet On account Of
,hc peculiar iock formation OF Manhattan
Island wolls can be- sunk only In poCkctg h"twccn
thr f.ida of rpck and the wafer in u wwl IN tho
dtainsgo rom the Immediate diatuct. Dr. Edson
thought that the uao Of Impure whtof hy ihe man
ufat tufoin was MI Tic moro dangerous bccnlso
itincf4I waters mo used chiefly by nvndt whose
ayaienA ne IN condition to ho undermined oA'lll.
II wa said At the ONCE Of tho Hoard oi licAlih
TINT tho manufacturers were probably not aware oi
tlc aunlity of the water. Thor names AMI tie hit-
uatiOn II thoir wells were nOtmado public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09

Robert Mahm Nus found unconscious and blood
ina ou the railroad uA,h ncm Nincoln. l.. l., about
= D. m yesterday having large eat IN the back of
the hoad eIdsutly caused 10y very honyy instrll.
maut lie was taken 10 MincOla vhelo ho died.
hc authuritica think that no was murdered and
Coustghlo Nuohlor IN working on clue that may
lead to the detection Of tho murderer.
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PoHr % NrwNORg ......... rur7DNY JCty 4. ts.


pteame- bedford Hr, Aumrhc,i. Palermo ~ lays pnd
ulbtNpt NJ taya V,th uut ~ nouannc and 4. ~.
stonmsrtIN ~ Me,,,o umlen utltat 30 ds-,, With
mi,o and pssacorcts I" iud Austin.
vi, JrlaWnro ntakvlor ~ dUs with aostr a. Loo 60
etsamc, sn,ou M Wyusn, ueiacoa day. vita fruit to
steamer fempo.as Ctowol 0ave,op 0d.,s Via Roy wosL
Win mise aud passuuLpta 10 I. a Mallory a 90
iloaucr Chalmo,io hocl Nowure,ps day,, With md,o
steamer Iul,on irrcnau New or'e,n'G days With mise
sud pas,engerst n Seaman
steamer henenclor. tubou. WILMINGTON So. = days With
sloanw uoaaoLe. Couch Norfolk, Cl'y Point ami lucn
Neptune. bery. bosou with md'o To- n y pir.
nrg . II Htiliman IN .r, ArsoJu VIA Hampton Roads
davs To ordor weasel to Miller lloughon
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sc,mor me- Hlompcr nristo juno 60 with rnd,e
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passengers To Jas Ward Co.
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steamer Erin tRr. Gutths London-F W Hurst
ht,a amer Catalonia ar, Couer. LiVcrp1& Via nosoa-
steamer Jenny otto BIZ Maxwell. Hu-slmpson. Spence
siesnsr Mercia Dep. Woodruff Marsollle' trieste 60
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steaner Vera Casr hhrre. Bremen via southampton
steamer zaaudam (Dtch) Ohcvaler Arn.tersam-Fuach,
stsansT IL GERMAN Fr Traub Havre-Iou. de Reb,ap
steamer Portueuso lir He"s Para aud pernsmbuoo via
Steamer geo " lyde Holmes Can Domingo city. TURK.
sIeanor Josephine Thomson Moore Bltimore-J Krsms
steamer African lbr, Do"lns Porth Anboy NJ-BolIoni
steamer Glaucus Bearse Bostoa-H Dirnock
shIp Oneida hoGAVeGy, Melbourne, Aus-R Cameron
sip America Port. soares Oporto-o Ansinok & Co.
Sd Meta Ger, LenZ. Brenen-Theo nger 6 Co
orders-Austin Baldwin & co.