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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29
srYDPY NEW-JERsEY rOWYS.

CrvrR yILLr-Gcorre Cadau,'s barn. in Thirty
,ccoud--t.. was destroyed by Hrc ON sunday night,
involving a o'S VI $500. The nre Is believed to
have been of iucehdiaiy origin.
MprRI,roWN-Nir Aviator. the export who was
appointed some months ago 10 cNam ne the accounts
u bc recent Boards OF Frcchodcr hI1 just filed his
report. lilo hud, nothing to Justify the charges
made.
KElroRr-Ihe drum fish, which havc done con,
siderable damage IN Princes J'Jy haNo reached
alarmed. In 500 the fish visited these waters and
damaged tie beds to the extent Of 100000. IL is
feared that tho same thing will be repeated
UNloN ll.lL.-Mrs Molk vino keeps rrog shop
IN the NcdyertOwu-road, WAS arrested yesterday on
a complaint made by Ms BoO4o, alleging hat Mrs
N1aA held her while Hugh Mullins, policeman,
a,..uitrl her Mullins has disappeared and 1t is
alleged that hc Ia, enlisted IN the regular army.
Mo>Irl Aic.-The Mo7tclair and Bloomfield Re-
form Clubs Will send delegates 10 the state Conyen-
ton of heiorm clubs to be held at Bound Brook to-
day...-..Ihc counsel of tuo Township Committee
has been instructed to begin proceedings against
FcatIoH & Wolfe of the OdOrlcss LXcaN1ting
Company, tor dumping matter m the woods.
OEA>GT-Ihcrc having been some complaints from
commuters on the Morris and Essex Railroad rcla-
1--WE 10 the running limo Ot some of the trains, an
arrangement went into effect yesterday 10y which
the Morrl.jOWn Accommodation and Orange TX
press stop al Orange and do not stop ut Brick
Church and East O,uugc stations. Commuters at
tine latter places protest against the change as un-
HoRpRLN. Alexander Shauss, age twenty-eovcn.
committed suicide yesterday by tlnpng himself
from he thlrd-storN window OF his boarding house.
No 3.36 Washing Dn-,t ~lIu-s was employed as
a clerk IN the ONCE of the Queen Mining Company
No.37 Wall-st Ncw-lork His parents who arc
100 good circumstances, live IN Philadelphia ana ne
has been boarding llobokeu only ten days. lie
wa. an intense sufferer from insomnia and had con-
suited several physIuans but without obtaining
any relief Among his effects wa'a letter from ms
sister urging him to keep up his courage
PArrEsoN.-lhe police have in their custody n
man calling himself Thomas Wilton. who on sat
urday passed worthless check nPona grocery urn.
lie is thought 10 be "a professional iOIgcr Nhltons
real name is sand to be Thomas J. wilkes. lie was
at hist supposed 10 be a notorious torRer named
Marshall who escaped from jail at Chicago, ~ ms
de- iption IN particulars tailed with that OF
Mars IaIl. By curious coincidence man n hO adj
mts that he helped Marshall to escape from the jail
ut Chicago. aud whose name Is Mctlcland. Is also
i'm custcdy in Paterson suspected of completely with
Wilkes Chief Graul yesterday, in answer to tclc-
grant, received word from the Chicago police that
nm officer from that city would he sent for Mctle-
land who "a wanted there for breaking Jail and
helping Marshall do the same. llcClelland will be
held until the arrival Of tho officer from Chicago.
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A SUICIDE AT THE NAVY YARD.

Corporal Ernes; Won NOrdheIm of the Ordnance
Department Yesterday morning blew the top Of his
cad OH at the Marine Barracks, BroDklyn Navy
Yard, with Springfield ride. He died almost in
and held IN inquest Won Nordheun thirty
nine year, old, and had been IN tine service eight
years, five OF which we're spent IN tic ord
nance Department. II was said that me ngd a VITO
in Frankfort, Penn. lie was well educated and u
favoriie IA the barracks. From those IN whom j"
had occasionally contided it was learned that he
WAS of "A noble family in Germany, and had had
IN ube about a legacy in the old country. over
which he worried good deal This ~ believed Ia
have unsettled ms mind. The jury found Il verdict
i'm acco dance with the facts stated.
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rAIIJ-PE OF MEYER BROTHERS.

Never Brothers. iobbcrs of hosiery at No. 12s
Brooinc-st Yesterday made an assignment to
Henry b. Sire. with preferences amounting to
$50 G9l % as follows: Holders Of two notes.
81 600; Esther Scebergor, 5000; Bcniamin Sire.
81 900; Simon Scheuer, $1,000; Israel Herman,
So 1000; Simon Black Tl1 ,49l ~. The firm is COM
posed OF Marx and MOIitz Meyer and was formed
in February, 1883, succeeding the firm of Baruch,
Never d Brother, in which both of he members Of
the present firm were partners They claimed gu
starting capital of Si3, 900, and stated that they
had paid 10 Mr. Baruch his interest I'm the house.
amounting 10 about $1,000. Owing to Their I'M
Willingness Ia mako statements regarding their
affairs they were rated low by 90. Dun N Co.
The liabilities will probably reach $4,000.
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AZ ATTEMPT At KIDNAPPING.

man was arrested in Danbury, Conn. yesterday
while irving To kduap Carric Cooper, age SIX,
daughter of James W. Cooper. lie was seen chasing
her by Robert Lewis, a ucghbor. who Inlcrlclrd
and captured him. llo gave the name OF Thomas
Mercy. II was afterVard found that he boarded M
Nmte-d and upon searching his trunk there were
found a sum Of money N unsoiled bank bills, and a
bank book of the West side SAVING Bank, New
York. No. j,jlN, bearing tho name of rank \.
DouEherty MIR. Kapp, with whom he boarded,
said that he came there Friday night aud gave
bis name rs Doughorty, from NeW-loIk. lie Is
about fifty years old.
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crossing the street was attacked and tossed by tho
animal, receiving serious and perhaps fatal in
lures Several of his ribs were broken and bis
head was injured. Justice Ilealy ordered tho ani-
mai 30 be shot
LoNa ISLAND CfTY-The adjourned term ~ tho
Qneens County Court of over aud Tsrmincr, Judge
BARTLETT presiding, convened at the Court HOUSE
Yesterday. Colonel &. u Wanng, Indicted for tho
murder Of hs bt0ihcr-in-law, George v, Ftennd
~ Dutchkills IN May, was placed ~ trial ana tho
thS Court bo panel had heon "a lauated aud only
eight Jurors sorntod. ~ ttlta phncl OF twenty
hyo jufufn wnaotdetod for this morning,
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FOREIGN srE4uERs DUE Ar TINS FORT
SHIPPING NEWS.
PoRr or NETWORK MONDAY. july 20. 1884
ARRIVED

POpT or NTWNORK ......... MONDAY, JULY 20, 1884
ARRIVED
4 8 steamer Dispatch. Reeds, washington Dc with 81
steamer nhartla RI namburg July "A a1re II, with
tlse and pa .sepgsrs 10 KuHhntdt A 60.
pulurh grr NChake hamburg 10 d1ys Win muso
aud paaseRrrts 30 Phelps BtOs e CO.
stsamer Niasara haket havana DAYS. With mdse and
opsserrets 1h- n Ward 2 60.
Siesrr state Of retas Rss, Fcrnanina dav' va Port
Hnvui With indse and passenger TO Mallory . -,
eteaner ~anO l1minen Wianett thallesion ~ da's
With mise aud pas@enrers to " ymntaid 60 ,-.
steamer ram oun Bennett Portland with md'e anu pass
eugtts 40 Hptatiu SAL .. ,.,... ~. a..
and pnssonerts to lOiu Roberts . - IA.
Rnik Angelina llan Nafrlh, Port de buuc w dhls WIN
salt 10 ulst vessel 10 master ... -. 49, ~.
hsts Amatanib aeu llilmets. uapbute ~ davs WIN
salt hal empty barrels 80 prri vessel in ntn lr
naik Nuotu Monde Utal, Mn"s lsiss'aia oe DAYS
with tnilp to efdpi. fpsae 20 lunrh flte . -,,
nara iriesina tta, thra,e leuevla on sas WIN saw
10 NHudiun Go .....,.,..- ,..,.,,..,
nsit rshs Nui Undergrad Aiends % dats 10 ballast
u auith a poe . -. A.. -.
D,isa tn uiiisii vpaasi - Muilpt htsHssit .
bats hmna lsl, hoaAs,di hsha j-he q, "Wh AhaH 10
Viipit - ~. ~. t.,n.,,
Ma tittis Oiiinspn, covert hsh Nc IT, Weed llnell
hrhl /, DeirH, A,raHL iNs Whp'1, hH, ahs WIS
aihfa ~ 4 hthaiihsl ... .. . ...,,. ,..ts
.lUH iANuayh iiHliI fnii h"a' ~ Ways WIN N"''
VI fawHup ln tow iut cav nay
suAaEr-Wind Al aagai as's, lisnt hW, cloudy AlV'v
lsiaAa, Aa@o,
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NIM AIlK.

Thcmiui'rrsof the Security Saving, Bank held
u meeting yesterday and decided 10 opcn tho new
bina iol bu mes, on AUGUST /.
EN-Adern4n stcuiu, hu, been hci 10 bail OBJ a
charge OF a,saultug tIc,po,,ablo woman ON tho
STREET lass thursday night.
The Board of County Assessors met yesterday
The real estate valuation reported was 80, ipJ,-
Ug1 and personal valuation So 235, 1919, total Of
= lI1,,JI. 900. he sHOm indebtedness WAS "
OGGI19. The valuation of bloomfield was in
creased SlOO,ODO the total city and county tax
rae TINS car viii be 2.O2.
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InNn Island.

IrNttNGioV-lhe Solicitor of the Treasury hns
ordered Disiirt-AttOrncy lcuucy tu begin proceed
iua4 AGAINST Nathaniel :. Ackcrly for Obstluctng
navigation In Nurhp0lt Bay
UriputnANPtuv- Mrs Cmfssa Rupg the molhcr
Of Chnllea n buag, the convicted murderer OF the
Mathee women. died On saturday She whs sixty
years old and hid not seen hot son siure hq arrest
bhn believed ~ his iunVrrnre however, nhd her
death altubuivd "a " thntlc, q Conduct
I1uantgu- he wilo of john Sullivan. M lion
WutLpt rtpieutpd him with y spu NpateilaV Ito
iroaiaphcd 10 lia distinguished namrHahs w bQA
tun lai hptuaaieu ~ namu tho huI hllfi NM, iho
nnl nddind ihst ho would hond complete baby
Ouint,
Tan NuohAwAN, trlueluus ball, owned by
owen krilll, got loose 90 sunday uiBi hhd dashp'l
through tho utorta nt tho lila tr ciuAliuB gira o.
eilomunt, John Limos, wealthy butcher, while
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HOuE NEWS.
PROMLNLNT IRRIrALS.

RIM Arcnmo Hsicl-prcsldcnt Arthur, VS.
count and Vase uncss dc C0,fogon cX'o'eIb"r H. g.
Mammoth, oil Louisiana aud Joseph Jefferson mr.
yooyI Nurat llalsteld al The Cincinnati CONNER
cinLGa-,nc 1890. Windsor Hofe-Prsee tsah0' JalAIrse
Minister nj Rome . Hoiei Br,uNci"E-Nl-cpnnt a. iau,
t.riv. ot aria Congressman william walter Pheips, of
n l. and Archprcfcci Do Hun Fhuone OF thoon, Cochin
CHINA N r T0rt Hofei-t onErr. Snah oscar Iuih,I !,
~ E"ntnckv UoGman House-IOhn Scott. president
of the cincinnati Ncw-Orl ans and Texas Paclnc RAN
way Company ..... GrdHd CcHf0 H"ic -JuuEf no,t u
Who.lcr MI Vermout - Giisrg H0Sc-GOycnur /. A.
Iritlr. of Arizona.
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FUNERAL or EX-cONGREssMAN HILL.

The funeral of cx Congressman John Hill, of New
Jersey, took place Yesterday. The services were
held In the Presbyterian Church and were attended
bv sentative from every part oil the state.
Boonton was crowded with strangers, nearly 1000
people being congregaicd about the church. Inc
pressure wa, 50 great that only the mOurncr9 and
Others who accompanied the body from the house
were admitted. Five clergymen participated IN the
services The body was inferred IN the cemetery IN
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wuArIs GnING ON TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races, 300 D. M.
CiyI Service Commission. New ork Hotel
Ioui-yille and Nashville Railway dirrciors mcetlng.
NeN-York CaugLnawaga lacrosse match staten Island
4:}O n. m.
Meeting OF shareholders o Electric MahuIdclirlS ahu
Miscellaneous Exchange. 90 ., .
View, l.. l.
Mertings of Health and Police Boards
New-York Providence baseball macn, P0lo Gr0uhus'
4pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29

BRnDGFPOHT.- The Stratheld Baptist Church has
licensed to preach james A. Wilson, for six years
principal OF the Mill l'laa School IN lariied...;;.
Nicholas Norlhrop, age ninety, died yesterday. lie
had been resident OF Bridgeport nearly eighty
wears.
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. rn1IrINAN - nIs cIrn.
uIUillttyN,

tlr Cnmmiruionrf ipllunp qunflf'll iopnn. tunt
taausd shave that The l0ssea hY ntr lu iha Aeodud
uuarpi0f iHhi Nefn fiHi ,ghll aRaiHhl Hpiui3 Tor
The saian period ~ 1881 Wv request ~ ila com
eonneetod with tho no alarm telegraph nlhlen VI
BROOKLYN.
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nnnlllAAn nnlLNIY

NyAcR, There h great iplofeat mnnifoaied 10
the alrisn onsa NJ Lawrence Mcmahon, md tho So
lection Ut tho jnfy has caused much unliY0fabls
comment Tho ram men are DEFIANT,
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MIRINH INIELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALIAVAc
suurises 40 sets74 Neon ssti 1llO NDpa'l l;o.+
HIGH WATER ro-PNT.
4 y SANDY Hook OLE Gov Island o) Hell Cate. y
P.U.-~aniy Hook O:i3 GOV. ISLAM, " hei pdo $40
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Arrived yssterfev


dso .y fas SfsTG A'yc"' July 10 via
CLEARED
steamer 50 Romans tBrl. Campbell. Llvsruoo,
st,.T't tdlth Golden srl Thompson. mops., s,,
steamer tsnqy osavslader Foster B.i,itnot.
p slssw,t sh,mona cos;"sa Newport ssss sss ssss
o. siss@ss wyysgoss nopbsfs Norfolk. ci,y po,, :.
ship hi,ne M, ggsgy, n.yre .saov nnfss..
heh lewis smith tsp wight astNefp ~ p.,...
,hath hendfa bG leis, bllboa spain fo,hs. r,,,..
ns,s na,s cdsr fihse, ce,is, ~ 'ftso pass,so,
hsA 'obashli, NOR, ja'obapn Christians MOI tf.A..
ped cgafosslllofa disl somma, fo1aql n,ly-s,..,
INA foia doodale, DAVIS, Rloh@opd -Abel Abbott
SAILED
Steamers Loais baek for Jacksonville Richmond g.,....
.balks Alhslger, Tor sydney Naw, clara H.a,.,.,
bns q Robinson Tor /afa
sa,,e :, Long I.soa sqnpt BARI. liam, Tor "a,
Abefdossy, Wales Three Cheers, LaVayia &o 'f
maCELLANEOU.
BALIlNoHg July 25-Ihe wreck q three ma,ted nA.,..
ea. ~ Of Ut he r. spg Az siyb ssd s ~, miles ,o1
With all three mssts and topmasts standsg "4ss,
the MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN July 2s-Aunved, steamers Pn,,-,u,.
Cobs,n. from New York July q CALEDONIA Be- Hade.isr
from NsTYoE July 5 o. 6eT way 70 ysFgoo
York July l9, ON her way % Liverpool ~"
LIVERPOOL, JAY AffFfl, rtctners axe MqDoh.
stewart from Montreal July l5 Mlanese (Brl Tfspsp
BRISTOL July 2s-Arrivsa steamer Dorset tBr, s,.,,..
from Newly Ork July L.. "Per'
GLASGOW July 2sATrved. steamer state Of Nevad, m,
stewart from New-YOrK July II. NH
LARNE July 23-Saed steamer state ~ Indiana pv.A,-
from Glasgow July %. hence for New.York '""S
LIZARD July 2S-Psssed steamers Austrian (6.r pr,,.s
from New York july rs, for HAMBURG; " A - bosn @
from New.YOrk July rs. for Rotterdam, Bsrc.on. pS
Simpson, from Montreal July "a. for LOndsn '"i'
MoYILLE, July 2s-Arrved steamer Circa.slan fPr f.
Montreal July II. On her 10 Liyerps0 ' ""a
GALLEY HEAD July 2s-Passed. steamer Bernard Han o.,
Wallace from w.Oreans July y. for Liyerpsol. ns'
KINsALe July 2S-Passs steamer Oilers Clark ,,o,,
New-YoIk July lG. for Liverpool "A
BELLY ISLANDS July 2S-Psssed steamer Canada Roha,
son. froI1 Newly ork July 49, for London.
QUEBEC July 29-Arrvsd. steamer Ontario (Br Iayerraa
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WHERE IS COLONEL MoRTONf

HIS PLACE OF CONCEALMENI NOT YET DlNCLoSfp'
The place of Conccalment of Colonel Charles Is.
Morton Assistant Postmaster of brooklyn, ~ slll Il
matter of conjecture TO the United states authoIi-
ties Postmaster Mcleer. when seen yesterday Nv
n TRIBU NJ reporter said that he HAD heard hothhR
from Mr. Morton. lie added:
I Am inclined believe the story Of his Insanity.
from all the indications. The Colonel has been STUDY
me very hard lately Not long ago he prepared paper
which WAS read before u society in Williamsburg, Hud ne
was at work on another equally profound Hpli SUBJECTS
were OF such nature ~ to require gCat zeal ol re
search among old books aud records and ink ne mas
SOME time pnst The statements about ms niull trouble
I do not think should have been nude public
ia "A tfuo that Mrs Morton believes hcr husband III
rancT ,, =, ,
pilc does In n.prlvntc inIVyicw hal with her last
week size expressed That hcIci'
limited ftntes Marshal Tate was asked If llc had
fouud any trace of Colonel Norton or hnd done
nnythinR in regard 60 Mr. Ehcrhardts sthtomout
thrt he know Of Colonel Motions whereabouts but
would not tell lie said
sent deputy Mr. Ehorhardt, ana hc admitted That
lc kntW whore the colonel Wua hat would not tell uuill
he know wanted him then srut another deputy over
Morton has not run away that hc - Ina stpI ion ana h19
not seen newspaper aimee hc lett town lie slN+ lhal
Morton viii tctutu OF hiH own htturi -uu hIl hd we
arrest him now II Viii dtNo him completely trHiNi lh1
lac simply needed rest Hnd freedom from rNt llcu'hl
1iut a cnutsr duty f. prescribed We cauni II" 60
irrtcd to watt uu man H phNt'i cnuliIlnu Nh'U n'
g. wanted do NOT cntc tn st what an dulup now. or
what know. m,io no Threats against NJ uc,hudi
but " he h. hiding fugitive from Justice the 10" covers
the Cusr 1 think s. Viii have Morton MIihu lMh ol
three dave and that when ho ir found matters VIII not
Prove To bc nearly 20 bad "a, tncy are represented
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NEW ARMoRlEs AND scHooL-HoUsEs.

Tho Sinking Fund Commissioners yesterday dis
cnssed at length the request Of the AImorv Com
mission that 5000 900 he placed at its disposal
for the erection of armOries for National Guard
regiments IN this city. The hmOry Commission is
composed Of the Mayor the COMMISSIONER OF Public
" ork : and the General commanding the First Dl-
vision ~ g. General Shaer in behalf OF The com
mission SAID that there were several regiments
that needed arnores badly, but II was impossible
10 tell Just how much was needed Recorder SmNth
said that IT would be best 10 wait and see What was
actually needed before authorizing the issue OF
bonds and the expenditure of 50 large an amount
Finally IT was agreed that the Arnory Commission
should furnish the Sinking Fund Commissioners de-
tailed estimates of the cost of sites and buildings
10 he used as aImories, and the resolution was
passed.
The Controller was authorized go issue funds 10
The amount of 81 900 900, 10 purchase sites and
erect school houses, lie was also authorized 60 issue
Lnuds to the amount of ~ 80 600 for the purchase
OF Rikcrs Island for the use OF the DeDatt ment Of
Charities and Correction.
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now A tOtfNfERtEif CAN n5 DETECTED,
A circular Issued hy LDHpspbs il0uk Nof and
Commercial Repo,iG states that The new uounieilsii
inn.oullaf Treasury nulr, which Nas recently 10
p0tied aa uf tho hrfirs 81 ihfH, ihuf 1910 instead
All treasury nuirh o ihn hniloA of ih1b atn printed
on tLa hbrn pnpnf known aA tho Wllo0G patrut
Tho lbia han The appearance ~ coarse black hais
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THE PRESIDENT ARRIVES IN TOWN

Tie reyenue ruiter Dlspatch with Irrsidcnt
Arthur ON board passed Quarantine yesterday
1ndIldng shortly after O'Clock, dnd on it' way ~
lowering of their couis. Az the foot of Twenty
fourthst. leOfe the Presidential party came
ashofe n salute of twentY-une guns wac fired from
the Minnesota. shortly after noon q landing was
made M the lweuty-third street PIER aud the on
tire party were driven "a the Einh Avenue Hotel
Accompanying the President is his daughter. Miss
Nellie Arthur aud his nieye. Niles Mrlltpy, as we'll
90 Assistant Secretary Davis and private Secretary
Phillips. The President Wehi uui sopn after his al
ilNal aud dlh mol MUM nnlll Inln ~ The hnY
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ELECTRIC LIGHTS FOR MORE STREETS,

ELECTRIC LIGHTS FOR MORE slRIEIS.
Tbe lIosrd of Aldermen yesterday requested the
Commission iuf Lighting the city 20 lsht win
.erttp eps oat ~ the street leading ~ the Ter
RES. Avenues u end u from llousion-st 10 foni !,
tepnth e.. Houston 81. from the Noith ip the Ihst
l,iy,t tenttt-st, and PARADISE Park ttecnvirh-
ave from Eitth tu lighth.ayp. the lhst hNef
valet front ftun fraud ~ Fourteenth Ht, ahd y
number ~ lrHs important thutUurlInifs Allel-
tihu U'Atil opposed Tho in0tiuh and declared that
ilf Wiira should bpplhrfd nndci niUuhdl The 0ils
juAl motion NAh tbiiifdl
upu1utrd committee 10 hre "a the completion ~
M imminent ~ Peter Cooper II having been
announced that tic remains ~ tho lufnei Wst COR
Iespnndent a. A, Motiahap, who died ifon iyphus
lever while the Russian army lay Ia tnnt oi Con
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Genuine Johann HsEs Malt Ertracthas ro,,,,
MoZ Eisasr neck Of bottle IndOr.sihs
all physclans for genera debility Beware Of limitations,
"ROUGH ON RATs."-ClearS ont rats, mice.
flies reaches bel.bugs ants, veImn. chipmnnkA 80
Buchu pSiba. Great kidney and Urinary cure.
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
1lIeringtsn.1ye., betweea 29ta AMI })tt'n
HeuTs, 10 /, , toll Diseases " shs NsrylussI,.,a
Gentle L rinsry organs Impotence Al s5sruH
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svsrENDING 4 FREIGHT BROKER.

The Board of Managers of the Produce lXchang'
yesterday suspended from tho privileges oil ne
floor of the Exchange, during their pleasure, Ed
ward ler,y "a freight broker, % No. 90 Null-St.
The suspension grew out of "A dlihculiy between
FERRY and Patton, Nlckers y Co., agents OF the
Monarch Line OF steamers, VINO, AT Perry request
undertook to ship several hundred casesol kehing-
toms guns and cartridges 10 shanghai for the
use Of the Chinese Government IA th"r war
with France A contract was drawn mp and the
steamer Necmbria chartered. b'ih IcIN
md Patton. Vchcrs ~ Co. interested them
selves TO secure freight for the Sclcmbri4
and Sh sailed on July with full cargo. week
afterward Patton, Nickcrs q Co., suppoSing that
thoy were jointly interested in chartering the
steamer wrote 90 Perry 10 tell them hat The prot
its of the venture Perry replied TO the effect
that Patton. Nickcrs y co. had no rgnt to AK nm
about his feIry business. A comp amt was Iaid
10y the Monarch Line people before inc EAcpansc'
and the claim was nut in that ne contract TO char
Ter the >elclnhril was mutual and That they were
entitled to an equal share OF the prohs. he board
summoned Perry before committee OF arOlild-
lion; but he refused to submit the matter 10 The
committee and yesterday he was suspended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29

TIE CHARGES AGAINST MRS. HERMAN.
The examination in tho case OF Cert rude Her
mall keeper OF an intelligence office at IhlId-1Ne.
and Iwclfth-St., one of thosc charged by Mrs.
O'Connor. of truth newspaper, with beng willing
TO furnish her with women Tor immoral purposes,
was held by Mayor Edison yesterday. Mas. q On
nor made the same complaint AZ IN The case of the
others who have been examined, against whom the
complaints have been dismissed. Mrs. Herman
denied that she had agreed 70 furnish young
women for Il bad purpose. She declared that Mrs.
O'ConnOr asked her TO do 50, and not understanding
English, she sent servant TO her, and Mrs q Con-
nor asked the latter If she wanted to enter ladies'
boarding house. The girl declined. Mrs Herman
was asked if she had ever furnished young women
10 20 To Panama for an immoral purpose. She
denied that She had done SO. She sad that the girls
were hired in her office, but without her agency,
by a man whom she didn't know, and when tod by
the girls that they were gong TO Panama a. ser
wants she endeavOrcd to dissuade them. On the
steamer going to Panama the girls learned the
character of tho man who had employed them, and
they refused To 20 with hnn, and returned on the
steamer They cam to the office of Mrs Herman,
and she procured them employment Tue case was
adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29

The Custom House officers Yesterday coniiScated
seven hoxrs of cigars and two dcmliOhns aud kcg
of rum on the bark Marion from i'aracoa.
The Eleventh Ward Savings Bank, having m
formed the bank super'ntendent oil IT'S INTENTION
IN On INTO voluntary liquidation. has arranged 10
turn over its business 20 the American SAVINGS
Bank at Filth-ave. and FoIty-sccohd-st.
The respectable INDECENT blind of the City OF
Nev.Yort received Yesterday morning at inc
nation voted by the Legislature. -Four hundred
and ninety were present IN the forenoon, and each
was given the sum of r3S