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New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
ENTRIES FOR MONMOUTH PARK.
SEWN RACES WITH EXCELLENT YIELDS.


A rarely attractive card of racing Is offered
at Monmouth Park to-day. There will be seven races
with excellent fields Twelve will run In the nrst race
handicap at mile. or the result is doubtful
in such swift scramble, but the fast California hy
Precosa has good chance to win with Duplex second
Tho seabright Stakes for twoyearods special weight
conditions will bring out thirteen youngsters Mr. Ke
SOS Lansdowue at the weights ought to WELL though
hfs last performance was bad. Lansdowne to win and
Electric for place might prove good investments.
For tho Raritan Stakes for three-year-olds, at IL
miles, Exile. Goldfellow. Lord Beaconsfeld and the
Julietta colt should run well st. Augustine has too
much weight, East Lynne, Detective and Maumee arc
eutcassed, and Katrine and 6atpetrc are uncertain
The Juetts sslt to win and Exile second seem good
lections.
Pontiac seemed wholly ont of form on Thursday, and
with % the saddle lie must do vastly better
than did then to win the fourth race ghtwelghed
HeeaudToe is likely to win, while Pontiac may run
second.
Gentlemen riders may take part in the Billow Stakes
and change the chances. With professional jockeys
Rca should win with Hattie b. second The selling race
should 20 to Valley Forge with Greenland second.
Too many are entered for steepechases, and 30 few
that II s not worth while to give selections In the
ssepechase Following is the full list OF entries;
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
MR.. SHARP ASKED TO PAY 81, 900.

Commissioner Squire has sent letter TO
Jacob sharp president q the Beecaer Street Railroad
Company, acquainting hlm with the OPINION ol t ,ne
pavscns any street in the city for the parpcse OF
placing any appliance or structure On them without
moved pavrments in order TO plscs snrnta9ie I'm IN
BROOKLYN Bridge; curved track at Broadway and Ann
st. curved tracks at Park Row and Beskmanst curvea
tracks at Besckers and Broadway and curved tracks
ct Canal and Elm sts Under the opinion OF tho Cor
poraon Counss Mr. Squire deems his duty 70 enforce
the penalty Of 81 900 In each of violation OF the
law and will do Mr. Sharps application for
permits place trscks switches etc., Mr. Squire says
Il still under sdvisemeut. Under the docislen OF tho
OF Public Works, Mr. Sharp viii bs called
an 70 nav 80. 900 TO the city.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
THE COURTS.
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST NOT REMOVED.
MorIoxs oF WEsrERN BONDHOLDERs OF BANKERS

FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST NOT REMOVED.
MOTIONS OF WESTERN BoNDHoLDERs OF bANkEks
AND MERCHANTS TELEGRAPH DENIED.
Justice Donohue. in Supreme Court Cham
bers yesterday denied the motions made on behaf or
Nilard r. Powers representing western boadhoiders OF
the Bankers aud Merchants Telegraph Company 70 set
asdc the decree OF foreclosure obtained by the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company as trustee Of tho
mortgage Of the telegraph company and to remove the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company from Its position us
trustee Justice Donohuc. In written OPINION says
The motion in this case is on the part Of Of tho
tsrvens and set aside a decree entered by the
of all the parties to the suit for the sale
and also TO remove the plaintiff as trustee Ihore are
defects In tho decree and proceedings relied ON by
the party 70 set aside the act. OF the r on n
the plaintiff at time 10 decree on the mortgage s At
tackled and agreewth the moving partyn the objection
IL isals0 claimed that II Is imprope while an appeal
pending by the plaintiff here IN another matter from tne
order allowing to be- tnat IN TINS Ssase
Ing propertyto meet tnen Ths objection seems 10 me
also well taken The ss pce % ss 10 to- to %
can nowhere be found In the decree and when the ref
TsS % % i wSa h sa and where h. the
to sell defnite property Ia nis tne aecseo ssos
organization frat deny tho defects sated aud object to
tho right the party aIp,ns a ts 9 bst 20 MSa TO-
be sold s a matter for the purchaser to look out
for aud take the risk ,nc ol: annsspe.s sspes
sh Tsa to asrv.hs into and for that the
be denied but disagree with him the point that the
obiections arc matters addressing themselves TO tho
purchaser In my Judgment this goes To the title OF
the property ali dealing with 1t take with IL full
notice Of the defects and seems to buy with It,
as one OF the counsel for the Dondhodsrs REMARKED
crop lawsuits but this application Of the moving
party, cannot Interfere.
On motion for removal do not consider the merits
Mt ALI a. large of tho bondnoiders appearing
are satisfied with the trustees The court fully agrees
with the plaintiffs propriety OF early sale, and
pointed the necessity long since for such course
but do with them either the necessity or
propriey OF what may be selling what may prove do
fectivs tltle -
Tho sale of tho property Of the Bankers and Merchants
Telegraph Company was adjourned yesterday I'LL nex
Friday.
HEAVY JUDGMENT AGAINST WESTERN UNION
Judgment for $240,159 IL was entered II
the SunAror Court yesterday favor Of James H. Good
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
FOREIGN sTEAuERs DUE At THIS PORT
SHIPPING VEIYS.


PORT OF NETWORK FRIDAY. JULY "a. 1885
ARRIVED.
city Of nieh%o.d r Lewis yssP1o ps,cp wrsS JSS
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Ssr GO ATyea ct hs Ssy
T. mdse and to chas Wright n & CO. .s and
.iG
w,S mS.s aaa to kunhsidt Arrived
'ne Steamer n M Eaam Dich raat Amsterdam Jrly II With dse
anu Funch Edye Co. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer cenuegos Farclo,h cienfussc. July H. Guants.
~ Jago Nassau days with maSe ans pa''en
tesner Jeanie coegn, days with fuit to
STEAMER Nrers Adams Neworeans July II. with mdse
Steamer Richmond Boar West Point and Newport News
as sses%sI %S ma.e and 20 rhos Wshtma
steamer chas Mayer Anthony Baltimore win coal 70
sp Alice xSO Dickinson Glasgow a. days. with mdae
ssrs rias Sor Dcrdrec So days. with
snrs Z o@a SI's scos oi
with cement ana empty barrels 70 ORDER VeSse'
ca:.'s En:s fss,s sys csp'ni IA days
%9ass Ss HSns1 sster asr CO. 50
e%ga Ssk paysl sdwa II Sswets & Duntrk
SO with empty barrels 70 order vessel % % % sTs &
ware Break water ballast @ faneh Edys Co ~, -
II HnsS nrow ilSsT briases sa'''' sons
snFs s CO.. STowy Sass Ssav mS..n sugar
Brig Electric Lyht o 81 John NIB, Msrtell B%enos
4yys' Co. 50 days with ~d'' 'o'la'i v'''''''
70 mS Tn BSrpsdoes and st Johns PR Is days.
with tbs sugar % and passengers to L q Armstrong
suNsET-wmda at sandr HOOK. moderate S. cloudy.
Arrived yesterday .
Bark Francesca ta csfano rans AeIsnSpa E. u days
BarE aura Maria Ger Mutxkc. Dordrecht % days with
2G a9R aqd ss s%pY sn So
With srs 0rs a a
hagen with iron and barrels to ORDER weasel to
BARK Atlantic Bottle Bremen 20 says With cement
Il sAISD.
Steamer Assyrian Monarch (Br,. Harrison, London
Steamer Tower NH (Br, Archer London-Henderson Bros
steamer Aurana tBr Hains Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Hipparchus lBeg). Kelly. LvcrpoolBusk& Jew.
Steamer Cleady tBr,. Seward Leith-Patton vickcrs
steamer Main GER. Chrstoers, Breme via Southampton
steamer Roanoke Couch. Norfolk city FONT and Rich.
steamer oc,orsrss REYNOLDS baltimore Krsm.
BARK Lillian n ysss, MOnne Iondon~J whitney 4 Co.
ssrs GRID ,Norj oIssn PernamSuco Crossman Bro
BARK Harry and Aubrey TeiiOrd POinta Pre-G Lough
AGO.
steamers ysrtu%na. KinsstoH AshOs Black River
BARK Bari AdSncI AaSif i0r ror ns,%oarg s,asrsg anna
TIIk MovGdENrs OF STEAMERS
FOREIfN PORr@
LIVERPOOL July 23-saled steamers Circassan Br Rich
s"s asse %napss SsSe' @ IT,
vas from nspss ST r roy from New
York July IL on her way 10 Liverpool land proceeded
LIZARD July 24Passed steamer Rpon City lBrl Jenkins
from New.York July on arr way to Newcastle, r.
FAsrNKr July 24Passed steamer statesman tBr. Edgar.
from New-York July Ii ON wav 10 Liverpool
HAMBURG July 2l-Arrved- steamer Suevia tGer, Lud-
wis, from New. York July II.
CoPKSHAGRs July 2S-saed steamer Geiser DAM scher-
beck. for New-YOrk mot as befOrel
zAPLEs July Sailed steamer Scotia tFr. Jaubcrt Tor
New.York
lsth-Arrived steamer Neustra lfr verres. from New
| York.
VERA CRUZ July 24saled. steamer Andes spanl Moran
/ fer New-York via Havana.
York.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
A WOMAN SENTENCED FOR BIGAMY.

Susan COttan, q g00d-lO0king woman Of about forty
years. sentenced in the Court OF Sessions Jersey
City, Yesterday to nine months In the prntentiary for
bgaIny. About four months Thomas Brooks. whose
wife had died short time previously advertised for
housckeeper. Mrs. Cottam answered the advertise
ment anu was engaged. In a week she became Mrs.
Brooks and all went pleasantly until strange man
began to pay frequent visits to tho bride. When
Brooks objected he Informed that the strange
was his brother-naw. but when Mrs Brooks suddenly
disappeared, taking With her $i25 in cash and
jewelry. Brookss suspicious aroused. lie put
detectives the trail aud learned in that way that the
strange his wifo's other husband. When the
woman sentenced yesterday she cried bitterly and
seemed 10 be utterly overcome.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
VARIOUS NEw-JERsEY TOWNS.

observation-disclosures Virgins, age twenty two clerk
for Francis Fetsy produce dealer has left town, and
has been discovered that he has appropriated several
hundred dollars collected by him for his employer.
BERGEN PoIST.-Jamss Phillips. an empoye on Ross
Sandfords dredging machiue. struck the head
by revolving BUCKET yesterday and instantly killed.
The body was taken TO Spser's Morguc.
WEST HOBoKEs.-Jamcs Day. young man who be-
crazed by political excitement last fall asd who
has since been confined In the Snake Hill Asylum.
escaped from that Institution on Wednesday and went
home He behaved nationally until yesterday when he
became frenzied. and his friends handed him
the police authorities to be returned TO the asylum.
Jorama Baptist. OF the Italians rod In the
murdsrous hxht at the new driving park last Sunday
was arrested yestsrday. having been tracked by q
brother of Petro Rain eto, the who stabbed.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
A PHYSICIANS DOWNFALL.

DR.. Robert A. Davis of No. 272 Washington
st Brooklyn was before Police Justice Walsh in Brook
lyn yesterday upon q charge OF keeping dsorderly
house. He had a good practice at one time and was
prominent In the Young Mems Democratic Club. Three
years ago the Democratic candidate for super
visor I'm the First Warl and defeated. He ran q
daily ne spaper called The Item. last fall for brief
period and then resumed the practice OF medicine The
police visited his house eray morning and arrested
the inmbtes two women named Kate Barnett and Julia
Green. Dr Davis and sailor named James Brent. DR..
Davis and Kate Barnett were held for examination.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
GAMES OF BASEBALL

Bo.ToS, July PA postponed game OF
baseball was played to-day between the Boston ana
Chicago League Mines Like the previous contests be-
xeen these clubs the Western nine easily Whit
news swift pitching batted for twenty-five single
hits The score was as follows:
a,srsgo ............l L U o o la
Pitchers whitney and Mccormick Umpire Mr sullivan
CIScISSATi. July pa Cincinnati and Baltimore
club. played postponed game to-day before small
crowd The Eastern nine outplayed the homo club at
cyery point aud easily Gardner played brilliant
came AZ second base while sommers led In the batting
The was
p,i,more - ............. o o %
Cincinnati W " " "
Raselits baltimore Cincinnati T. Errors-Baltimore
incinnat,s 3. Pitchers. Burns ana "hite ompfe' nj
jennings.
The New-York and 81. Louis League mines VIII play at
the Pole Grounds to-day.
At Newburg-Monitor, 2 Newburg. l.
At tKingston-kingston, ; Albany. L.
At tOswego-Rochester, Oswego,l
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
O o 4 o o l 0 o 0-5
o o o D o o o u IL
MANY CRICKET MATCHES TO-DAY.

The International Tile Company Cricket
Club will play match this afternoon ut New-Brghton
L. with the Staten Island Club. The Manhattan Club
will play match at New-IIavcn Conn, with crckel
club lust organized there Tho Manhattan eleven VIII
consist OF DR.. Hubert (captanl H. Hosford H. Martin
W. =. Denton Cordew. j q. West, Fowler, IL Coyne.
Thew Perry, I. Love and Rutty. There Will also be
several matches In Newark
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
CAPTAIN SANDERS HEAVILY PUNISHED.

The fact that superintendent Murray is the emily
boss of the police department was settled be-
yond doubt oy the action Of the Police Comnis-
sioners yesterday in ininz Captai. John Sanders
thirty days pay for allowing gambling in his pre-.
cipct despite the fact that three of the present
Comm issioners had already decided in Captain
Wiliapso case that proof of lack OF knowledge
on the part of the captain was sufficient to clear
days' nav, Superintendent Murray is directed TO
transfer captain Sanders to another precinct THIS
clsion caused considerable comment in the DEPART
ment and the general opinion is that the captains
will have to step back just as the inspectors have
done aed that Murray is in fact as well az name
the sole head of the department.
sergeant Edward H. Delamatcr, OF the Leonard
st. SQUAD was fined ten dags' pay for asking TOR q
sold in kOrwalk.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
MAUD E. FULTON RUNS AWAY AGAIN.

A general alarm was sent ont yesterday Dy
Superintendent Murray nsructng the police To look Tor
Miss Maud f. Fulton, who had away from her home
in Fort Lee while insane. similar alarm was sent out
by the polics March 27. Miss Fulton At that lime
lived with her mother. Mrs Daruc, at No. l3l West
Fify-third-s Her mind has become unsettled throngn
family troubles she left home pawning her diamonds
aud ober jewelry and living AT various hrstclass h0es
The police found her and returned her to her friends
She was carefully watched until q few days ago. her
mother In the meantime having moved to Fort Lee
About week Mrs Daruc broke her leg aud Is Kept
In bed by IT, Miss Fulton took advantage OF this and
TO the city
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
WRECKED ON TIE XADAGAsoAR ooAsE

], G. ". Martin, formerly steward OF the
Ame rfcau bark Sarah Hobart Consula passenger
on the steaship City VI Rome. which landed her steer
ago passengers Ut Castle Garden yesterday. he has
bsen sufferlpR from rheumatism and the effects OF
Nxisgssy fever HIS vessel wrecked at Tamatave.
On the coast Of Madagascar, on February 70. In
Svclone The wreck occurred neutral ground DO
tween the Hovss and the French territory Spending
two nights and day the wreck, the crew were Ies
United states Consul Martin. tho captain mate and
two ssors unable TO swim. but the rest reached
ohore IN safety. The mate drowned. The reeoued
Soope PAID 3heiI oWn passaesa - Aauytus. and enc
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
FRAGMENTS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Justice Ingraham, in the Superior Court. yes
terdsy, gave judgment for Frank Donnarumma in nis
suit against William Elliott Barnes involving the ques
tion to which is the author Of the play originally
named 1.-THE Marriage Certificate" and subsequently
produced by Msssrs. Shook and Collier at the Union
square theatre as The Artists Dau<hter The court
holds that the testimony OF tho defend
ant oyerboe by that Of the various witnesses for the
plaintiff
The motion made on behalf of Mrs. Jennie f. Martin
for $3.50 month amony and counsel fee Of $500 In
her suit for limited divorce against Edward Martin,
was denied by Justice D0n0hue yesterday.
W1he Holt Warner reference. In which Ferdinand Ward
Is q witness, has been adjourned until fall
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
Mss CLEVELAYDs PICTURE.

The publishers of the Ladies of the White
House deny that there has been any difficulty with
Miss Cleveland regarding the use of her picture IN any
advertising arrangement OF theirs She forbade its use
In connection with circulars and there the matter was
ended Miss Cleveland has not authorized the use or
any pcture OF herself In book Journal or
excepting in the Of this book and under resirc-
lions clearly understood beforehand. The ninth edition
of Miss book the market. and selling
raridly.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
THE CAUSE or KEpPLER,s SUICIDE.

The suicide IN this city OF Mr. Keppler the editor
OF The Naiers Journal caused. it has been dscov.
cred by papers that his Imiy have since found
by grief the action Of his wife, VINO recently deserted
her husband and eight children and went to England
with another Mrs. Keppler wrote to her husband
that she would return to her family The eight
small children who left unprOvided for after their
fathers DEATH have all been adopted by the neighbors
of the family
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
pARDovED NAN SENT BACK TO GERMAYK

Frederick A. H. Behncke, a lawyer and
vcted of embezzlemen in that city about five years ago
and sentenced to nine years imprisonment sev-
eral months ago he was pardoDed He arrived here on
the steamship Main on July g. BE forbidden to land
until an investigation could be made by the Commission
OF Emigration. They decided that he was net iaDe
with him. The report sent to Collector HeddeD,
who thought that he had authority to release
Behncke and sent the papers TO Washington The delay
criticised by the Commissioners yesterday and az
decision has yet been reached Behncke VIII pc re
turned to-day the Main.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
ALONG THE SOUND.

6rAMFoRD.-During the shower OF Tuesday lightning
entered Gothic ALL its guide being telephone wire,
and after knocking around the benches and furniture
darted through paae Of glass, shattsrng into the
open air. without doing sthor damage.
SOUTH NORwALK.-Eight members OF the Salvation
Army arrested Wednesday night for violating city
ordinance will have hearing before Justice Ely next
Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB AT NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, 4. l., July 24.-The Atlantic
Yacht Squadron began to arrive here at 224 to-day at
which time after having rounded Fort Adams and Goat
Iand. the sleep Athlon dropped anchor and hrsA hss
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25

guns. Announcing the first in. The majority OF the
utes difference in time Following the Athlon came the
Romer at 228 the Agnes Newt flying the Commodores
coors and then the Hazee They came from Sonington
With good breeze.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
THE RIGHTS OF VETERANS.

The State Civil Service Commission has given its
decision on the question submitted to it by the
BROOKLYN authorities concerning tine preference 10
be gwen honsraby discharged soldiers and sallsrs
in making appointments under the Civil Service
act he Veterans Rights Union claimed that when
e veteran passed an examination he was entitled TO
an apoOintinent no matter if civilians were rated
higher on the eligib list The Brooklyn regqla
tions only give a veteran the preference when ms
rating is eouaI 70 that of Civilian. The State
Civil Service CommissOnln its decision says:
The preference intended to be given by tho statute
may be summarized follows:
Fy-When the standing Of soldier sailor Is found
by examination equal TO the standing "f civilians
tie soldier sailor has preference upon the eligible
list. A.. ..,u,,.
list to appointing officer and the name OF soldier or
sailor Il among those certified. he is entitled TO prefer
ence for appointment. ,x.,
disability which disquslify civilians do not apply 70
soldiers and sailors provided they are competent Tor the
duties OF the service. -. $1,000
In view OF the considerations which have been stated
the OF opinion that the Brooklyn rsxnla'
ons which reference has been made are not In con-
jc with and violate the letter or the spirit OF
statutes OF State but fairly secure to honoraoy as
charged soldiers and sailors the preference established
by the statutes.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
MEN ARK

The body OF q man was found In the canal near the
Bloomfield Bridge yesterday morning. His clothes
lying the bank. An assessment book In one OF tho
pockets of the bore the Of Christian Schmidt
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
ana, another shipped on board different vessels 70 come
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Eth Avenus Hotel.-Congressman J. In Inomss Maw.
eprsgs Of Ucs Judge Theqdore Ms q. Toronto
81 James Hoet-Dr. J. F. Elmore. fefuVlxn Enias ~
tor st washi. Gssy aorEdGinH q Hubbard, Of
WashinSfon Ner. York Hotet-James snananan' NOV"
YORK Superintendent Of Public WORKS
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Wait Of 22d Regiment to State camp. o.,o
Monmouth Park races, Monmouth fark. <'oo y ln'
Inyeetig cation into East Williamsburg riot. s
New.York-St Louis baseball matcn' ro'o 'rouH"''
D. m. $1,000. ,,.~ M
Rrovn reference case before Referee Noian
Rerurn Of 47th Regiment from PesksKliL
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
xEsTCHEsTER COuNrY,

TARRYTOwN.-James H. Lee. age sixteen, accidental
shot himself through the heart yesterday with sina
Mitchell held inquest and verdict Of accidc
death rendered.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-25
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