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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
POLICEMEN ON TRIAL.

While the Police Commissioners have been rest
ing in country places, complaints against numbers
of the force have been accommodating. About 100
policemen went to the trial room at Police Head
quarters yesterday to answer to charges OF various
kinds, mostly breaches of the rules. Patrolman
Walsh, of the rombs Court Squad, was accused OF
demanding fifty cents from Henry j. Wlnser OF
The Commercial Adrertiser, for serving q warrant
He defended himself by saying that he only, ac-
copied the money in payment Of expenses winch
he had incurred IN serving the warrant similar
defence was made by him to a charge OF receiving
81 from Hulda Singer, for whom he served war
rant.
was charged with arresting Mary kerns,
TIE wife of another policeman. at No. 342 Third
charge of intoxication. Mrs. Kerns brought for
ward several witnesses, who testified that she was
not drunk when she was arrested. I1ghe produced
several witnesses, among them the womans father
in-iaw and brother in-law. who swore that she was
drunk on July q, and was in the habit OF getting
drunk. so much contradictory swearing was con-
fusng TO Commissioner McClave, who took the
evidence. and decision In the case was reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
wEsTCHEs1ER COUNTY.

POM Cursrrn-The taxpayers voted for school rur.
noses 81 7O2 80 Payment for the new school building
which cost $780, 000 has been made except balance o
IS, 900.
RYE LAKR-some boys Tuesday found the body OF
an unknown man. neatly dressnd IN black dagonal
anti iu the lake The body appeared to have been IN
m, water about ten days. IL was removed To Mhito
Plains and identified that OF John smith, Q gardener
etnuluyed By john d. Flower, brother or Roswell T.
Flower.
YoSKERs John Mhlens was arrested yesterday LOT
assault aud battery against Patrick Hsgrs. Mulehs
lad for anne time been IN the 1t OF accusing Higgins
of bclng a spy and nfomor In the pay OF the English
Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
BROOKLYN.


Tho Rev +. NJ Chapman, late Rabbi OF the Temple
Israel IN Green-ave sailed yesterday on the Mallory
Line steamer State OF Texas for Texas whtner ne goes
TO take charge OF the Temple Emanuel AT Dallaa
number Of the members OF the Temple israe gathered
on the ship TO bid him goodby, and 3, GoodStein on
their behalf presented him with handsome goid
watch.
Complaint made yesterday 20 the Society Tor the
Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals by Assistant DEPUTY
County Clerk Treadwell. that Mr.. watson me conirac
tor who furnishes coal TO the county buildings, was
dra wing heavy loads of coal with horses Inc
officers of the Society Mr. charges
true, unhitched several OF the horses
from and Informed him that he must hereafter
use sound horses.
u g. Grant Post No 327, which acted as the Gnerd OF
Honor TO the body CT tho dead General has made ar
ranrements for memorial service ut the Academy OF
Music on September 90 at which General Horace Por-
ter Will deliver the Grafton General stewart wool
ford aud Mayor Low Will also take part In the exercises
Charles Coutts, ago twenty-seven. or No: 142 Law
renee ST. ia somDambulist. He has long been In the
habit Of roaming around the house during the nigh out
when awakened by member of the family wonld 10 to
bed again. Tuesday night he walked ont of his bedroom
window the third floor IL the house and fell into the
backyard When picked up was found tnat MS Skull
fractured and that no had received serious INTERNAL
injuries. He Is not expected to i've
Six shcrtt prisoners OF the Kings County Peniten-
tiary discharged yesterday by Judge Clement on
the ground that they a cited with typhoid malara
Warden Green asked for their removal To the County
Hospital he feared that epidemic might break
out I'm the prison II they were kept mere Dstiictht
torney Riagway seconded the request for their dis
charge. The removed tO the County Hospital
Judge Clement yesterday awarded So la week amony
a counsel fee OF $25 to Martha " King in her suit
limit divorce against Charles A. King The ground
OF the application Is cruel aud nhuman treatment Inc
or the husband is general denial ana counter
charge OF an uncomfortable temper aud abuse with vie
Language"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27

ventilatfng shaft built into the walls OF the
Aston building at No Wallst., marked the meteoric
downward passage OF William Conroy. bricE ref who
after climbing to the OF walls descended IN ms
sudden aud unceremonous manner. II was straight
fa OF seventy feet and only interpretations OF espe.
oal providence rendered repetition Of the pertinent
possible TO Mr.. Conroy He strnck the first one when
about half way down. crsahed through and bronght
up along with its fragments against the second. That
gave way In turn and dropped HIM gently into the area
Though unconscious when picked up. he soon came TO-
An Ambulance took him TO Chambers Street Hospital,
where found that he had suffered Commissions about
the body and sprain OF the left ankle In The afternoon
ne was well enough To be taken his home at No. 3l7
East Seventy lird-st.
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SOUVENIR OF THE FUNERAL.

Mcssrs. Hitchcock, Darling q Co. have ls-
sud an elegantly printed souvenir OF the funeral OF
General Grant IL Is list OF all tue guess OF the Filth
Avenue Hotel on the morning OF August 3. aud OF the
dstin yushed persons who assembled mt the hotel on
that occnsion to positions IN the procession when
the caaalque reached Madison Square. The list nIs
sixteen pages IN small type On the cover Is steel en-
craving representing the hotel aud Madison Square az
seen from Broadway ut Twenty thrd-st looking uortn
Another souvenir which has appeared Is little pamph
let about by inches In in which printed III the
su,aest type list of the 306,' together with the
sprech of ex. senator CoDkling, nominating General
Grant IN the Republican National Convention at Chicago
iu 1850
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

GHsev House-Governor George Hoa ,,,y,,,, ".
Ohio Congressman Richard w. ToMnshrnd, OF l,Ino p
Trastus Corning, Of Albany. and william fn,i tn's
TaSi "a Fn,ion OF Rochester Clarendon Hofel-buiS
l. Dominguez Argentine Minister at WnslngGWh ose
"a m reuus Hotei-Jesse r. Grant. HoDmdn Hoso
Fxsenator j. B. Chaffee. Of Colorado Aoe sd
Hotei-William H. Barnum OF Con9ectieut ;,;;:;ston
n v - Murray HH Hoiei-John +. smyth. OF hins,i iy
$780, Veio'1a Hoti-Galusha Grow oil ho,son' of
New.Jerse - Windsor Hotet-Jndge j. NJ Wool G g
Of Omaha ....sl Dents Host-MIs General General Young
nister TO China; General Il. A. Merritt or Potsua,
aud ex-senator A. NJ. Holmes. OF Morrisvihe' ~ l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
FRAGMENTS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Ex-Judge Fullerton, Charles W. Brooke and
Richard g. Newcombe. the counsel .of Charles A. Bud
densek presented Justice Van Brunt yesterday In
the Supreme Court Chambrrs the papers In their APP
plcaton Tor stay of proceedings pending an appeal
from Buddensiek's conviction aud sentences. The Dis.
Attorney will present papers for the State within
day orr Two.
Lawyer Kahn has undertaken another lunacy case.
On the petition OF Mira Caroline Lpc. heusekseper, he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
InNl IaI.AND.

LONG ISLAND CTTy.-Constabe Thomas Maria who
had his skull fractured By John ONel on Sunday ID
alive but no hopes entertained OF his recovery
Joe McIaughlns dance hall ha. been nlreu Tor the
sessions of the Primary School Of Blssyile me ex
animation into charge Of maifeas prelerrea ny
tho citizens Committee against Ponce justice De'e
hnnty which was to have been continued he1ofo hei
cree Coggswell yesterday morning, was ADJOURNED until
Septembero y.
cpRKxpoRr-The third annual camp fire under the
onsnices of the Edward Hunt Post g. A. X, was held IN
Yonn Grove yesterday. Inc attehuahce was aIse'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
rur posN1AN GYpsIEs I'M VERNON.

THE BOSNIAN GYPSIES IN VERNON.
Secretary jackson, of the Board of Em hst siYty
said Yesterday In regard to the report tnas
bosnian gyrsies, who had been refused Innded
TO land nj this port and had been afterward ianuou
q" ..shont a month ago sixty BoeDian gypSess ar
rived here on the steamship Chateau Leovlile ir
bordeaux They were the most ragged anu lot Of
esPs monkeys and other animals and tents saG
dies poles etc ThSES " sGsm after sn'' having
nau .he;r fores on the steamer and that they
had no visible Of support st. SzSspf
through the country and exhioiu .heir rvsstgatioD
Il was decided that the provisions of the
ton law excluded them from lahdinG Inc Of ,' The
was taken 10 the courts and the decision "a
Commissioners was sustained A.. anna
These people then sent back on d tne ago
,o raca,ved information that they had landen III
Canada and had crossed the border into We mod
don't know by what vessel thcy landed ID nonart
but we reported the facts 10 tho lreasny N'P
ment for its action"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
A BUSY DAY FOR PEACHES.

This is the week for prime Delaware peaches,
loads made splendid display. Prices were easy,
as tho Rain Of Tuesday checked sales. but sellers
satisfied with the later steady trade at prices
which ran regularly. Plain baskets sold ut 90
cents in lines good to fine 81 TO 81 25. Crates
sold at about those ranges. as the demand now
runs TO baskets. New-Jersey begins to ship liber-
ally aboat forty cars came yesterday. Some good
fruit is shown which sells we'll, but
hasty pickings and imperfect sorts are OF variable
yalue. The first lots of stumps, the best white-
Aeshed peach Of this county. are somewhat bittcr
In favor this season. few Reeves Favorites
ere selling for fancy use at 81 500@2 per basket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
THE STATUE OF LIBERTY.

The executive committee OF the Statue OF
Liberty COMMITTEES met at No. 50 Lberty-st Yesterday
nn ii.teued 10 the reading of General stones reportIhe
renort will not be male public until to-day being nee
essary to make alterations IN It, IL reviews the
work done by the committee aud In condensed ol al
ccnuied about one hour In the reading II j. estimated
thai there is sufficient money in the treasury to complete
the pedestaI and that IL Will require Szoooo more 70
nont tne statue besides what Will be necessary 10 so
beamty Bedows Island as to make It seem IN Keeping
with the work The members OF the committee present
were Frederic A. Potts, Henry +. spaulding' Richard
pnf Lei nd General Stone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
NEW-JERsEY TOWNS.

HopoKEs-Tho tax.rato for tho ensuing year was
afed Yesterday ST. - per 500 TINS Is nine cents
,han Iast wear and the lowest for many years.
The body found in the river oil the Jersey CITY slaughter
house as Identified yesterday as mat OF MAX .urgen
tc fisherman who fell OF the Firth Street Dock on
Friday.
RAnwAY-The Board OF Health have declared the cell
ebrated " Main Street Ditch TO De nuisance ana or
dered that alter September 20 drainage shall be al
owrd 10 into It.
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SRIPPiN; yFVS
PORT or NETWORK. Nv ;oNEsDAY. AUG "a 1885

PORT or NEW.Y0RK...w s0NEs0AY. AUG "a 1888
ARRIVED
Steamer Rhy1,na BeIs . Is%s0p antwerp Anf y ra
ste mer potaro tar. watson Progreso via Delaware
Breakwater 10 days with hemp 20 DezensT Co Lin
sysna gSy0 s:, Byss Saaon 'ay
and empty barrels g orer vessel % Her%as koop Co
Aepry rs aavs with Arnold Hinss Co ves'ei 70
Bark Exile OF stIohn b.. aayrc AZ days. with
empty barrels % order, vessel to scammel Bros
DAYS with empty barrels order Ber.
Bark e Graham sot WINDSOR: Ns,. Cochran Huu July
H. in ballast 10 + whitasy & Co c..,. g., -,
ba last to Whitney Co. Anchored In orayesend Bay
schr Thrasher tBr. Haley stJOnn. NIB. via Prov saoe
rchr Flash tisr. Hatfield, 81 John NIB 10 days With un
Der to simpson. cIapp Co; vessel to scamuel Bros
sUSsEr-wma At ,aasr HOS. fresh n; clear. Atciiy
SANDY Iaox. 10 Barometer 20 o5' Thermometer 50;
Wind. W. % miles, swell. heavy n L. Weather clear
Arrived yesterday
steamer state Of Pennylvatia cBr Mann glasgow Aug
IA AID Is. with to Austin A4i
s s Aas,a B spe France a1urs II days Win
mdse and to Phelps Bros Co. Arrived attas
Steamer Colorado. Daniels. Aug and Keywea
"a with Hdse and passengers TO e Mallory Co % =
steamer Excelsior Lixsins New Orleans Aug 20 VIA
steamer Assyra lBrl. sptts Henderson Bros
steamer STATE OF Nevada 'Br stewart glasgow so'ta
steamer Miranda tBr'. Bndon. st JoansNF, and ai'r-
sIeamer state Of Texas, Williams cslvestonChas Ma
Steamer City of Columbia woodruff Charleston, y oar,,
steamer Fanny Cadwaader Hart. BalumoreJ kremA
Steamer Eleanora- Bragg Portand-norstio Han
Steamer Commonwealth Van KIRK PnIadelpnia-Rooas
steamer Eaglet. Davis wilmington. Del-Aoiel Absop
steamer Manhattan Colyer. BRIDGEPORT and Newiasea-
Ship Air Watts. Morton. Liverpool snox Burgess
BARK Unt tItalI. Polzo. beifast-Benham Boyesen
HtVM ana An Zl.Lg
Bag Amy Lane Carver. cardenas. cuba-Teiado. d
sesr ANITA tBr,, Hamlyu. So John NB-scammel Bros
schr Lizze @ Br Dykensn. st John NB-scammel Bca
SAILED.
Steamers Elder for Bremen, Archimede Marselles a.
answerP VA we; S ao%e Msq.
A%sraS HARE Ia. alvesoS civ OF chapssa
Chsrleston' Seneca Newport News &C. ohas Meyer 81
ssTss Edw Jewets for nayrei Aida Dieppe' ss''0<
" Br1s starg Sfi Tor G' Port Spain
Also sal-v Ia Loug stand sound-seamers Miranda iU
Halifax, &c; EleanOra, Portland.
| Bark Joseph baker FOR Bangor.
lhh MOVEMENTS OF srEAMER1
Foasti' PDtci
roSpos. Aug 9eAryea steamers sayswsef .sn
| Irm Sew.York Aug ~ -. o...,,. ms, p,o.,
FROM York Aug L. Austrian (brl. AmDury IRON ~
~ sssf s Aug 2S-saled. steamer Dominion tsr' Wa
Hat EPooI Aug 25-saled. steamer Golden Horn GsA
sss = Aug 27-saled. steamer oladiOiu' hr' snci'F'
s. NDsnLAsp Aug 25-saied. steamer Regina for S~
BARROW. Aug Arrived steamer Romeo IBr,. wnlAns
nom Montreal Aug 8. $500. c,....,. mr., cam.
III H.mSuao Aug 25-Arnved, steamer California Ger
MSIs HEap. Aug 26-Passcd steamer Lake chsupas
B Gould from Montreal AUG To- on nsT WAY ag. 70 hIsS
cowe from Marseies Aug y, On her way TO Pniade'paA
ouKpEo Aug 2e-Arrived steamer Canadian from London
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STATEN ISLAND.

TourKIssvrrIE-T catainaran John Gilpin owned
nv Captaiu " Jake" Schmidt, was haily wrecked Oh
Tuesday night during the storm.
NEW BRIGnToS-Dennis Conner. age nineteen, started
TO return city on the mdniEht ooat on l1es
lie went TO sleep aud did not wake up until after
tbs boat mad left New.Brighton. While asleep he fell
oyerboard He "a strong swimmer nut Is IS Thought
90 hIt hy the paddle wheel OF the steamboat People II
the shore heard cries for help ana started out IN
small boats ID help him. He was nor seen again. Ills
| hcdv had not bee recovered last evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
yEw.YoRK AVID HAVANA MAIL DELAYED

Dispatches were received In this city yester-
dny Telling uf further interruptions IN the mail service
New York and Havana. and several corresponds
ent expressed about the effect OF tins upon their
Their ship OF fright ny steamer OF IaSt
Thurslay have reached Havana but the Invoices ana
drafts sent by mail will reach there several days laer
and IN, goods probably he stored at considerable
exnrmse The dis atches we're TO the elect thar the
steamer Lz.o Henderson, which carries the mails from
Tanua 10 Kew West had aground on the last trip,
aud failed 10 connect with the steamer Cochran, when
carries the mail, from Key West 10 Havana that the
machinery OF the COchrane had become oisaoieo "n"
fnrthrr delay would follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Arrairnmeut Of Gocde for the murder OF Pohce.han
North Tombs Police Court 49, ,A Ut
10 a. - a.. e,.
Ladies day at Jersey City Yacht Club ,,,,,,,.
Kingston W iamsburg lacrosse match, "h'"in'-
bnrg Athletic Club grounds. 4:3O y. M go, 4,
New. York Boston baseball match. Polo Grounds
y. -. p.,.o,,, a. uudson
PARK - o., ,,,,,,t,toe
Gamma musical festival, Brighton Beach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27

Old, from tho BloomipRdsle Insane Asylum ~ -
was put there i've months ago. Mr.. Kahn -: -
Justice Van Brunt yesterday granted writ a. ~
corpus. returnable Tomorrow, In order that n ~
may beg.n TO show that Mr.. Leon Ia sane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
MORE WORKERS IN THE NAVY YARD.

The work or pensl0nlDS tHe DtIHOCIdtIC
workers goes bravery on at tile Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Tbree men were taken IN the joners shop yesterday
four IN the paters shop. two In the shipwrghis shop
eighteen IN Engineering Department and nine salt
makers IN the Equipment Department work Is Oelns
pnshed forward the iron torpedo boat and ram the
keel OF which was laid In Commodore Chaunceys time
The shlpwrghts and plaers began work on Monday on
the forward Of the Miantonomah which Is to be
ahntlf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
END OF THE SrARts CIRCULATION

II ia announced that the publication OF
me Do,Iv Sfar will be resumed Monday, September
, in ia Id building In North william-st. The price
al, he cents and IL will he Democratic newspaper
nresnmably favorable the Administration OF President
Cleveland. It's editor and proprietor VIII De United
states District- Attorney William Dorshelmer william
n Uenrv for many years the head OF tue business
dsuartment of The Herald, and aterward OF The World
will be the business manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
NOW tn PITT WIRES UNDERGROUND.

Tho electrical Subway Commission, consisting OF
Commissioners Hess, LOew aud Moss, met a5 rue
Metropolitan Hotel Yesterday ana in peStors ITO TO
carry the telegraph aud electric ngh. wires Say
under ground so not to interfere win tneir
q. Saith. representing the Okonite Com.
pany. No 10 Park Row, presented the plan. oil on
CARVING the wires, thoroughly insulated, " .no
form of large cable, having man nd 900 ar S mile
for a hundred wlres John ID. Beers, of the Amer,
can Underground Electric Wire Company showed
nrsctical use in Lowell, Mass. and is built some
thing on the plan of sew er, dlvidee Dy part Th,
into spaces for the different kinds Of Wires If arti'
fetal Stone. G. C. Gilman, of the Washington
building. exhibited the plan Of conduit with a
capacity of $4,000 wires II built SIX ,e Geo s mule I
George NJ. Mowbray,. of North Adams
claimed that he had sba, new etfee t"DIfg
prevented induction. Ronald Mcdonald, OF Brook
1yp enlarged upon plan that he CLAIMED 10 Do
the cheapest method of effectnally planting WITS Wits
in the earth The receptacle for the wires ~ made
of properly seasoned wood, the pores OF when are
closed by parafine and the sections made an tgnt
by lap joints. To mako the wood waterproof ~ 70
sheathed with copper, then encased III ~. VI
heavy blank and the whole covered byron plates.
No estimate of the cost was stated. $780,, -.
The committee will meet again nex tbs Tenresept
alive of tue Western Union Telegraph Company
will be heard.
WILSON AND ELWOOD WANTED IN TOLEDO.
rhe professional thieves. Joe" Wilson and
Prank Eiwood. who were arrested in this city
on Monday and in whose possession were iounu
coliecrlon of burglars tools and many stolen
articles of jewelry, are wanted in Toledo, Ohio,
where they are supposed 10 have commltted .
robbery In the house of Edison Baumgarten or
August 13. The house Of Mr.. Baumgarten was
robbed IN the night, and servant, who wa
awakened by the thieves, was frightened iDte
silence at the muzzle of revolver. The tblevet
were seen leaving the house and were stopped oy
policeman but they shot at him several times aho
escaped after woundlng him seriously. Among the
articles found in Eiwood's trunk was Masonic
ring with Mr.. Baumgarten's name engraved on ~
Chief OF Police Pittman, of Toledo, telegraphed 70
Inspector Byrnes yesterday asking hun TO holo
the prisoners charges of grand larceny. burglary
and shooting an officer with intent 70 kll'' AM
stating that Toledo officers would be sent TO TIM
city with requisItion papers for the men inme
fffately. dispatch was received also from th'
police Of Detroit, Mich, stating that some OF th'
articles found in the possession of the thieves
p1obably had been stolen IN that city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
scnnn1. r1EcrIoSs IN wEsTcnEsTER.

The folowin school trustees elected on Tuesday
in Westshrster County: District No 2, TalmsnP uyde'
Robert Nc Turck aud Dennis Shiels. District No s,
William Tyler aud Charles n. Walker District No. 4,
William IL Hyer aud Abraham .. MOrford District
John smith, IT,. aud John HAlstead; District No ;,
Franklin Couch North rarryt"wn. John Webber ana
Ccorge l. Siunott; D0bbs Ferry L. W. Boyle ana John
LANCE; Ea-tchoster john r. Davis and Frederick
short; White Plains, DIT r Sohmd ana ID. j. Fripp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
CONNECTICUT TOWNS.

NoRwlLK-water ceased 10 flow from tho distributing
reservoir Oh sunday Much Inconvenience mas iesu'o'
RatncPPoRr-There IL a serious scarcity OF postal
cards. and Postmaster KnowltOn has been oblged 10
call neighboring post Offices
DASBuRY.-Ata meeting held Monday the borough
voted appropriation of S2oOoo 10 puiu
a new dam TO increase its water supply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
PROTECTION FROM BAD wHrsKEy.

An cd Jack Tar, with the uniform n a.
Urted states Navy, staggered into the Hoffman To-.
bar last night IN search OF an additional drau.
Zone OF our brave protectors. presume e.
"Ye. sir eel" replied the Yankee. He protcets :.
cam u, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27

,,,. ana Crawfords are good standards for al
table pnrposes the latter when rich. eoi,o anu
t,nv YEARLY gain In reputation for preserVihs
This season they are IN the right condltion'
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MONEY FOR THE GRANT MONUMENT.
THE DRUG TRADE oRGANIzED-ovER TWO THOU

FAND DOLLARS ADDED YESTERDAY
The Wholesale Drug Dealers Committee OF
the Grant Monument Association held meeting &C the
Office OF LanmaD Kemp, No SO William-st yesterday,
To systematize the work OF collecting subscriptions
among the drug dealers. circular was prepared and
will be sent to all the druggists the city asking their
aid and cooperation In raising money. The Mutual Lie
Insurance Company has placed another large furnished
room at the disposal Of the Executive Committee ana
the force OF clerks having been ncreasedhe preliminary
work OF establishing collection agents all over the coun-
try Is being pushed forward rapidly Herring
& Co. have offered the committee one OF their
large safes in which valuable papers may he preserved
The Committee feel much encouraged at the way In
which the subscriptions have heen pouring In every day
lately The following amounts were reported yester-
daV
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CALENDARS rHfs NV

SUPREME COURT. CaAasgas-9esors Van Rrc-> -
1873. i67, ''' ~ ~
sUaRooATn's COURT Rollins s-win Of Bertrsm n -,
geon a. 10 m. NY14
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Bar. pEEcnER no EuLoaIzE GRANT IN BOSTON

BosToN, Aug. 26.-Alderman Donovan, who
"a chairman of the recently appointed by the
Board OF Aldermen aran0e for the delivery before
the Ctty Council aud the pubic OF euogy on the Ire
and services General Grant says that the rev Henry
Wari .ecer has accepted the invitation OF the cou-
uittee 10 deliver the euogy.