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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22

Troy. Aug. u, (SpcciaD Mrs. Mary Wood
Of CnLoc- a. an Ehscopaian. Her infant child was
dyiug ana clcrrymcn were summoned 10 bapulc It,
Nome could be- found and Father Lowry. % st. Bernardo
Catholic thuroh wa, called IN. After Tho child had been
b.utiled II died ia, bo ly was lal ont table and
coyrrcd With thcot People ~ the yesterday Jaw
ON the sheet over the chl1- face the picture Of chrrub
b they guI.d u a-toui-uinrut At u the form dl-ap
pDnr.d only 10 De- replaced hy chalcc ana CrucInt.
The news or the strange appearance spread ana th"
hol-r bc, auc 30 crowded tnat the police called
ul,ou 1hc child buried this morning The picture-
on lhc .Ilcct Mrre clrI by huhdtclh u pe0pe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
BASEBALL rRAoEDr IN TENNESSEE

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Aug. II (SpecaD. "A
tragedy occurred "Wednesday the Marion County line
few mile. from this city. In game of baseball william
McNabb and John Brown booame engaged IN dispute
Tho men were cousins Mckabb had baseball bat IN MS
hand and dealt brown "A blow tho head. Brown foil
to tho ground and diod Instantly McNabb was over,
whsmed with tho OF his hHsty act and surrendered
INTO custody Both belong 10 families o tho highest
resgeCtAblllLy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22

TnlLusE OFFICE. Aug y l a. m.-The storm centre
moved cas ward tho Upper Lakes yesterday cauS-
ing local rains thoro and in the Lower
Lakes and occasional clOudiness near tho At
lantic. IL was attended by rising temperature
slight cool wave was felt west Of the Mssisslppi ana
in the Gulf States. The movement OF tho barometer
here wa. upward until "a. III. and then downward
Cnudincss followed fair weather ut evening. The tom
rrure ranged bot 90 AMI $40 the Gl7s9
nrus - lower than nllng day last year
nud ~. higher tnan on Thursday.
Rain followed by cooler, far weather, may be ex-
prccd IN this city and vicinity to-day and the latter
conditions SUNDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
ORTTV4Py MOTIFS

RALEIGH, y. c., Aug 2l.-The wife Of Gem
cra william K. Cox. Congressman from this district,
ard daughter OF Bishop Theodore b. Lyman, died here
this morning.
PARIS Aug. el.-N Pascal Duprat French Minster
Chm nearly three years died recently at Wills
turning home.
AN>TfsD,N, Y. Y, Aug. 81 tSprciH James II.
schuyler scs.prcsident Of the Farmers Madonna Blnk
OF Am. .crdIu, died to-day. age sixty -FOUR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
eform in tho Custom House. He

about Civil Service reform in tho Custom House. He
said:
"Tm not much Of a Civil Service reformer, as you
know. But tell you civil Service law is our saNaton
down in the Custom House. IL furnishes the excuse V
putting on applicants. Why. couldn't turn ONT Al
those deputies and put right In without r turn
ing all the Government business upside down. Ihoso
old deputies know their business thoroughly ana IL 10
fool job they have, can tell yOu."
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Rceeired by TIE THIuU>E.
the PRODUCE EXCHANGE RESOLUTIONS

The Grant memorial resolutions adopted by
the Produce Exchange July q have been handsomely
engros,ed upon enamced cardboard and luclosod
within padded covers OF poOOled morocco Leonard
Hazetne the chairman OF the committee has addressed
letter IN Colonel Frederick Grant asking they should
be forwarded to him to Mt MCGregOr and suggesting
that when the monument Is built all Of the memorial
placed conSpcuousy within 1t so that they may be
viewed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
nrvrrop,rrNr4 N TuE WABASH sTRIKE

ST. LOUIS, Aug 2l-No developments IN tie
KNIGHTS of Labor trouble IN the way Of demonstration
hc ,ccufred to-day The men Of tho Missouri Pac nc
sbops say that they WIN handle wabash enHnts.
"BNI" HogcLs last night i'u.ed to hahdc
wabash engine and was d'mls'eL
Tho ua-ter o. the shops was Informed
tat Uoccu4 must be reus aod paid tor losi umr or
n str kc would iudcI the ORDER ~ Inc hhptlIh-
feudnt Ilogcn- reIustatcd to-day ana was pd IO
The lost tnr Bvlh ,ldc, acting very cautiously.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
ptrr,irKY mANGED FOR MURDER.

ArnuEy, Ang. IL Franz Josef Petneicy
was hanged this morning FOR the murder Of Mrs
P.ulina Frort/neim On juno 4, 1885 The crime
was frat discovered when the husband OF the victim
returned 10 his after hi, days labor nd found the
inundated corpse OF wife lying IN pool of blood upon
tbr flour Iirr brains mad been beaten out with the
blut end OF Ratchet the examining surgeon tosttying
thai over twenty blows had been dealt with the
..-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
ms BODY FOI'ND mANGING II THE WOODS.

SYRACUSE, Aug. II lSpeciab. 49, Ferdinand
Meyer well.todo farmer living at East Syracuse. left
hls home after breakfast Friday OF last week ana
said That he would never eat meal IN ms house again
lie had for several years suffered osses rom the failure
of MS crops and from other accidents. and the losses
preyipg upon ais mind produced melancholia Aer his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22

CuARIrsroN. W. Va, Aug. 2l.-D. IL. Gould
lcd bl on behalf ~ himself aud othor-. In the uhed
STATES Court FOR Of TINT part of IN" ONO Ton
tr Railroad lying OF this place aud to enjoin any
.tIr Oh transfer OF 10.
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AFTfR ALL THE FACTS.

CYRUS W. II ID WANTS I'M Ei POSSIBILITY FoR
TELEGRAPH sToHIs Fxrp.
Cyrus w. Field yesterday received reply
from John Ponder denying his request Tor authority TO
publish all tho corre-p ondcHce in relation 20 tile recent
nesotiai tons Or settlement - tie t"ctrph "hr M
Peudcr iutnatrd that he refused on the ground MAT tc
consent Of Robert Garrett had not been obtained Mr.
Field Al once tecraphci to Mr Garrett at liomhnrr a
request that relieve Mr.. Pender from the difficulty
He also submitted fresh proposals ior determining
Whether De or Mr Garrett had begun the negotiations 100
London and m.IcpresentoI the fact, about tie n'rotl
ZION. Ia Ncw-lork Tie correspondence is q. foi'~s:
Lo>DpS, Aug -, l--j.
rcndei says cannot consent 10 publication Of con
GdcntaI tec-ran.s without Gafctt cons'nL require
NEw-YonK. Aug. ~. 1873.
Please trc-l.ph Immediately. al my cVpen-c 10 Rob-
ert Garrett, H,ubuis. Germany. A' Io..""e Ai'l
RECEIVING yesterday }our telegram iu answer 10 milne OF
18Th seat both 90 the press regret may you decline
all of four piopo-liuhs ana tH'. You "lN '' "H''
my question u gard 10 our interviews ln London %"
telegraph meters ! H." make }ol I'D" I''o, lu- '!
ditDna propu.l'i3nt That the -Four hfH" hc"I"h'd Ih
my telegram o. The Ism inst or any iN"oi inrn ip bee
selected by on. be cOumitc" TO lI'',ugdtr ANA e.
icrdon ana Ncn.YorR journal. 1Acfhsr you or /
commenced The NEGOTIATIONS London fof tnc settle
mont Of the telegraph between thc H'tlmofe aud
Ohio Ire.rauh pauy and the Western mon Ic.r-
graph COmPant. AMI ai-o whether you or nave NJ
REPRESENTED America tie facts in rcri 10 THESE nc
gotiatiOut have not since arrival seen Dr. Green
or Mr. Could OF Mr. Sage but II they or any other DE-
rector OF officer hc Western Union Company has bad
any communication by letter or ecrraph with NJ
Prudsr yOI self on the sub"c OF settlement ol
mi. Telegraph VA. let it be Published Flra-e tc,r-
publication Of all communication. thi htv' passed he
cen ypn or 2, orM. Pcndc ,or "ny officer OF director
Of The Western MON Company. ask you TO let tue
whoe facts Doe p'hl-hed al once.
hone ne VIII get Nh CARROTS consent a. 0nco 10 the
publication ot l communications, whrth'r confidential
or otherwise, that have passed on this subject. ,.
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cnNrA- 1.IANn RnAns cnN.OLIDATLD

The stockholders OF the New-Iork ana
Manhattan Beach Railway Company, al "A special meet
ine Yesterday unanimously ratlhcd the pf"po''u ''"
.,r,t,ion with the Long Island CITY AMI Manhattan
Reach ana the Sow York Bay Ridge ana Jamaica ran
"a Cout,nic. The approval OF the Long Island tiiy
,.fptnk IL ouy required tO make to- SCHEME 1uc'c''
mis- viii be given by tho -tockholdors today.
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THE prE-rpeNr Al wILLIs's rovD.

PLATTsBrEG, Aug. 2l.-Mr. Cleveland and
Dr. Ward have pccn 100 camp since Monday at Wiss
Pond nno miles from tho Prospect House. The Presi-
dent ID ouJoylns excellent health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
WAsHrNGrON. Aug. 2l.-For New-Englanu'
local rains. southwestcrly winds rising lo4o"eu "
lower temperatures 49,
For IN, Middle Atlantic statc- local rains followed by
fair weather. souhwe-tcrly winds yecrng to westerly
A slight fall In temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
HERE AND THERE ABROAD
GOSSIP ABOUT PERSONS AND THINGS.
From M. Ya'es's wotld ,Loadon).


ENGLISH ROYALTY on A NORTHERN TOUR
The Royal party Will first pay visit to tho FAMOUS
fiords ON the southwest coast OF Norway. which, b.
and then proceed to GOtheuDurg. where tht itlhc, u
Wales will land for shooting tOur IN SWeuch' INC
Royal party Will be received here by King oscar u Ms
four sons who Will participate in the hunllhE Dh 7I
tembcr the great annual regatta of the Royal SWc'n
Yachting Association Of which The King Is COMMODORE
Will tHke place In the presence or tle Koya FlsI'VlT -
having pdrposely been postponed from AUGUST M ~
year On the following Uay sunday banquet VIZ Nc
given In honor OF the Prince of Wales whilst MS 10!
III ghness will be elected an honorary member OF tue
ISOLATION. Whilst I'm sweden the Prince VIII NUM- NV
elk the estates OF IlunncbcTg ana Ekolsund tht Ht
ter OF which belongs TO the Grand Master OF the i
TO King Oscar, Baron SeatOn, whose guests the UIh
vi sitOrs VIII be- Great preparations have hteh h"r ~
the for their reception, lie having, dhohss
things, pIr hased new magnificent steam yacht W
England, In which excursions are To he MADE "A NUM-
will also take place on Baron DicksOn's properly III
Jeutiand In tho mean time the Princess o. it w
her DAUGHTERS Will proceed to Copenhagen on yist 10
her parents and she will be present AT me op'hiHE VI
the English church there In the second week Oh oe
TENDER. This is the first English chnrch III Dehna NJ
ROYAL Hghness. The Prince VIII probably JON t"o
Princess at Copenhagen in the middle OF septsmoer'
when the party will return home
EUGENIE.-The Empress Eugene has ar
rived Carlsbad and VIII stay there FOR thIec wcos
cure, after which she Is going FOR fortnight to Areoh
stance The Empress will 20 to Scotland when SIC
returns 10 England. TO pass month ~ ADriEe'le
Castle which has been placed at her disposal by inc
Queen
PARIs.-The Count and Countess de Paris
have arrived at the Chateau dEu for the autunn ana
will shortly receive succcssiOu OF select parties mere
The Countess bias been greatly behehtcd 10y her Icce
"cure MaIienhad. Sle stayed for several days al
NuIemOurg on her way back TO PARIS
IN. ~ -rffe Y. ff1N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22

A CONVERTED SPOKESMAN WIN AN OFFICE
Colonel James Jones, one Of the new Deputy
United States Collectors better KNOW" to Democratic
politicians as Jim Jones OF steuben. He was stroll
Ing uptown When TRIBUNE reporter met him and asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
Car&s. Diet or Change of Water. often

pr5G.ccs IN summer weather obstinate Diarrhg'. NC
Bowel Affection, which. n treated ration
ally with Dr. James CarmnatIve Balsan, you would
nnd safe remedy for such attacks, and equally eico-
,ua fog Cramps. Cholera Morbus, Dyscntery and SUM
COM ullf.s- =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
HOMEMADE PRESERVES. &c. dc.

families supplied with PURE Fruit Jclio' Pr,'er''t
Canned nd Branded traits. spcod Fruts All Pc<eA ~
&C. ~ I UP IN GLASS
GOODS STORED UNTIL AUTUMN.
cgrcuars with references and price, sent Application
Address Mrs SARAH :. MCELRAIu
1898 DegrlWst, BROOKLYN
The Only American sulphur Bath, where AL ne tuto
methods emplO, cd are 1t SHAkON SIKH No.,
pouohes Inhalation Pulyernation sc. fOl patphrs
.,ilreaa JONN Il. GAKUN tM = - lNr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22

A SCRATCH On THE HAND RESULTS IN DEATH
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2I.-Mrs. Lyles, wife OF
Mr. Henry Lyles. the contractor, died this morning
The circumstances attending her death are OF singular
character. About one month ago travelling agent
called at Mrs Lyles residence and offered Tor sale
small water hitter for attaching 70 tho nOzzles OF ny
drans or kitchen sinks to purify the water. Mrs Lyles
WA, induced 20 purchase the hitter, and several days
afterward. In adjusting IT to IA spsot IN the Kitchen
she scratched inside OF her right hand with the inter
inst enough to draw blood No attention was given the
scratch until about two weeks ago, when the hama
began to swell and Inflammation sot H. Last week an HD
.es formed the back OF the hand and DR. Cook was
summoned The abscess was Immediately ianced ny
,hc docfor but the accumulation OF pus aihrwHrd IN
creased and blood poisoning set H. Dr stanton was
called IN consultation with Dr. Cook In the case hut the
sktI of botu phyaCans WAS futile, a. Mrs. LyloS
died last night In Intense agony The metal seems 10
have been made from "A composition OF brass and zinc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
sronr1Nn nn1.Elr rIlKouGE TIE mEAEr

WEILsnuRG, Aug. ,. lSPecidb.-A boy, age
fifteen. sou OF H. T. Hewitt a farmer ving two mios
from TN, place accidentally shot himself through the
near to-day while handling gun not knowing II wa
loaded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
THE FRAUDULENT GAUGNG OF wHIsKEY

WAsnINGroN, Aug. 2l.-The recent order OF
the Commissioner VI Internal Revenue for the release OF
spirits shipped Peoria to Philadelphia. and there
seizcd for rec xamiuaou. applied also to spirits from
IN, anne city seized In NowYOrk and Baltimore, where
similar examinations made General Scwol. chief
of revenue agents. who conducted tho Investigation In
PhiIadc pha Just returned 10 Washington He said
to-day that Government officers had successfully ac-
eompshed all they set do. There were charges
that Peoria distcrs dcfraudinS the Government
by fraudulent gauging The matter WAS investigated
aud II was found means had been rosorod to To
prevent the gaugng rod from recording the actual con
tents of the barrels. While this fact was established
General Sewel said no is not prepared to say tat IL
was done by the dstlllers with fraudulent intent Inc
excess found averaged about ono gallon Dartl out VI
siTtvseyen i'm every 100 examined Ia view Of the lack
OF positive evidence of intent 30 deraud ON the part
of the distlcrs the Government agreed 10 coihpro
mise whereby all the spirits seized were to he released
on PAYMENT " TAX the excess found General HeWo
sniA fur her that IL WAS likely that the Government
would institute legal piOceedhRsh this case put SIPS
would be taken to prevent similar evasons OF tho law IN
the future ana Of detention and CONVICTION INC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
nnnri,rcrs. Mi,e, and Nrnrhcr..

plysio heartily LaOlse The OF Speers CeieDratef
Port rape '1I tho - debutAsd enics f. s nOs
and b. absolutely rr, Tag 4d fOn sripos
t ,fr -peels MOunt Prospect Hlaeyatd' paSsad
y J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
From The 81. James Ga.r'e tLon9on,.

A MORE THAN CENTENARIAN.-MrS. tath-
crime NOs, nee Warburtsn was born IN StanordShre IN
the ISL Sic married Yeolnan farmer IN Dorset
shire ana spent there her whole welded ITO Oi more
than sixty years She resides near London VITA one
of the few survivors OF her many children, ~ iul
possession OF all her faculties, using no SpecdCes IT,
left them OH al seventy, size say 3D. "nIr 10 40 Il"
frequently. and taking vivid interest TN al puhr
social ami This summer she travelled
Mry mouth. whore about eighty years hr"r" $40 htb
ridden plllou To sec KING George and queen OAa
some of her ercst-ncphcws Ind nicc"s. one "h" ms
LONG known her SAYS: Her simple wholesome yci
vivid enjoyment OF nfe seems % take Tie sung uu ~
that dangerous wish-'May you live a hundred years
TIE FASHIONABLE CARAyAN.-Whcn Mr.
Julian Hawthorne introduced the uovc-tc"diue pubic
i. the critics shook their heads But already Ni H'"
thoruc has his revenge; for tins year tnui n caravan
promise. 10 Dee thc fashionable Suu-cucit ~ ihc seas 3D.
A few DAYS a-o % caravan with ptrty or au irui@
Males. one l~ spoken of having been seen 900 Corn
Wa and others are being weekly adNtT'is f'l h the
theatrical papers. Gri/ly - 10 their clin~ hr h" nay
makers said to make a brave aprr"i ic' DO w..
weather the front scat or the tdtaN 900, hl Wurh
rains the inside IL nice and study Most Oh theh ma
only two prominent drawbacks 10 thf~ h.iH
for somehow two hor-cs hired for month
or two Win caravan behind Them are not ohianaHr
for nothing. atd n Tho second place landed proprietor
are occasionally irriiabl" when th'y hlb " ""Ii I'D
Migrants - atfing their territory. lrph nHuh~.
however lead sometimes To- apo' giles all iuu!i. "L'h
The stroller. shave and up 90 the il- house ." "
remembering perhaps tho dcI-Eiiul ruih"i7 vi uAl"N
wealth lately Accumulated hy Titled COR was b" i'l}
M eli or grinder iu the streets OF London i'i 10
'cIraI expenses" hy giving du entertainment 20 ihe
10 nothing. some malicious friends sent note u ih"
local ma-I- trafe; avid Just a. tie enter ahmrHi W@'
about to beg police officer dtoIprd ID add "-Acu
few questions about the license II" performance was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
Gperial Nollce5.


H. y. squire ~ sons, Jewelers.. ~ fnltpn-' \. Y
Diamond Eir.tilugs matchbox AL slk'A
tchr, our own maze s4DtO slbD Sterlns sigcrStr. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.


The dsg'm 'es th e"omstheh 'anAon, ~ tn' e,y ~ %
pr, rins ung' uriregaf white ~ ''ni. h' o'ci ne
L, Tie bros DOTTED ine
tr, indcstsd W gbs thermometer Mud
nuts yLsrms,y, Is BIoadrsB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22

cow BANTE R-August 70. 1855 az the residence o;
tie bisdrs parents. Rev r ann assisted by no
Rev it6 lie smith Mr.. John " C0rw.u 10 Mss Clrns
OF M Isaac J. Baxter both OF pc,NS.
ki, y. \.
III notices Of marriages mas' b. iRdyrsi rim JaU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22

departure from home search was made for him This
forenoon his dead body found hanging from limb
OF a tree In piece OF woods near his house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22

Prudel says cannot consent 20 publication of con
0dntla re- c-rns without Gaifott- consent require
answers ~ tcIc-laIus sent to Dr. Green. VILE.
NLW.Y0EK Aug -. 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


name and afdrcss.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26
LEGISLATION IN THE SENATE.

THE APPROPRIATION AND OTHER BILLS ORDERED
TO A THIRD READING.
fypou THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TEIBUNE.l
Albany. March 25.-The annual approDrla-
tion bill occupied Senate at the morning sessiOn
The principal changes made in the bill as IL came o
the Assembly were by increasing the appropriation lor
the maintenance Of public buildings from $ll5oOo 10
s15o 600 TO cover last YEAR adding $4,000
to the appropraton for the militia $4,000 to the Sol
diers Home and number Of small items increasing he
salaries of State officials, including an increase
OF $500 in the salary OF DR.. Murray secre-
tary of the Board of Regents; adding Sl,ooo
TO the appropriation for tho Blind Asylum
AT Ratavia al 900 to the Western House Of Refuge
and $4,000 to the Dairy Commission. As amended the
bill was ordered to a third reading.
large number of petitions presented in favor OF
the Niagara Park.
Mr. Plunktt introduced bill to change the boundaries
OF Riverside Park the West Side. sNais
Mr. Herman introduced bill providing that the
streets between Foury-fourth and Fttysecond SITS In
the Eighth Ward of Brooklyn shall not be extended to
the Bay provided the owners Of and DetWeGr h ht
title and interest In FOurtyfOurth and Flftysecond ots
from the Third-ave TO the Bay ,...,o
At the evening session. Judge Lows supplement 10 the
Oeomarg b of last year designed to make IT more
effective and faeate ITS was 70 ptSrd
reading There was little opposition 70 IT,, y; l., ,-,
The bill regulating the erection OF buildings IN New
York City was ordered third reading. II is sub
etantialy bill that passed last year. put
failed OF the Governors signature because OF some 'ech
nical defects. -, ,,., l.,
sIrapce companies doing than one KIND OF insurance
10 make separate deposit OF $4,000 with tne lnsnr,
ance Superintendent for each KIND was Ordereo 10 li
reading. , ~, --..
Judge Low introduced bill to authorize the construc-
tion OF bridge the Hudson River at storm King
Mountain 1t provides that before any Work Is begun on
the bridge plans shall be approved by the State En-
eIpeer and four men be appointed by the Governor
two Of whom shall be engineers and that 1t shall not III
terfere with the ordinary navigation OF the river g.,
Senator Campbell announces himself a candidate f0I
Congress 10 succeed "Sunset" Cox, who has been ap
pointed Minister 10 Turkey.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-26
nLR. DAROLL STILL TESTIEYLNG.

The eleventh day of the trial of James d. Fish,
vas occupied yesterday, as most OF the previous
days had BEEN in taking the testimony of Assist
ant Cashier Daboll. lie evidently enjoys the con-
tdence ofboth parties, as the prosecution aud de-
fence have each in tuIn called him as witness
His testimony was only Interrupted Lpf
n minute, when Francis N. Bangs. the
LAWYER and counsel for the receiver. testi-
fed that a book which he produced had been
handed HIM by Mr.. Fish. 1t purporled to give q
record of the contract" loans with Grant d
Ward. ,,, :,
LAWYER Stephen G. Clarke examined Mr. Daboll
as In lSans 70 Grant d Ward by the Marine Bank
from $3.50 to 1884 Mr. Clarke put III evidence
about seventy five notes OF Grant q Ward which
had been paid III the four years. The inference
which the lawyer wished to draw from the eVl-
dence was that Nr Fish had reason 10 suppose that
as other loans had been paid the ones OF Mafch
and AprIl 1884 wodld he paid also. Another line
of examination was for the purpose OF
showing that while Grant " Ward always
paid something in addition TO the regular interest
ON The loans made by the bank, The addtlouai sum
was always credited by Mr.. Fish to ihe bank, ann
the presumption was that the bank received IT.
This was designed to affect the quest ion whether
Mr. Fish had any design to iniure the bank by the
loans In some cases the extra amount. which
was frequently more than the interest itself, was
credited to profit and loss" some tImes to other
real estate and sometimes to other accounts.
Dstrlct-AttOIney Root and Assistant District
Attorney Foster Objec TO some OF the testimony,
and Judge Benedict occasionally expressed lmpa-
tience; but the examination was continued through
a wearisome detail of figures. The examination
on the points indicated was brought down nearly
to the time of the failure when the court adj
iourned t1ll TODAY,