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New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
BRILLIANT FIREWORKS BIZ THE SEA.
Thousands of peOple witnessed the spectacl,

1nOuSuHuS OF ptUpIt WItnceScU oiIo SPoet''e'o
The Last Days Of Pompeii" at Manhattan Beach last
evening The amphitheatre Was crowded with
human beings. At twilight when the rockets
over the scene in aground of murky clouds which
elowea with the bursting bombs and colored fire. As
the columns OF the doomed city began to remble and
bend aud the lirid lights flashed and
kindled on every side. the clouds became black
and heavy more aud the disappeared behind
Them only TO when the city had disappeared under
q mass OF smoke and the multitude OF people were
watching the rollers dash and break on the beach,
The number of visitors at the beach In the afternoon
and evening said to be larger than on any other day
this season,
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ingon-st as they were suspected of being crooked.
Smith walked into adjoining room followed by .
policeman and I'm an instant jumped through an open
window OF the fourth floor TO the ground. distance
OF about forty feet He of and scaled half dozen
fences before he captured He received little appar
injury though he asserted that two OF his ribs were
broken They both locked up to await an fnvestt.
gatiOn. They came from NeW-YOrk.
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MISS CLEVELAED AND MRS HOLLOWAY
Annlication at Funk &.W Wagnalls's in Dey-i

yesterday for Miss Ceveands address Resulted in this
statement by member Of the firm:
MRS Holloway was here this morning. We are only.
authorized TO eay that Miss Cleveland is not In New
York or vicinity .she IL determined not to receive re-
porters and has kept her movements quiet Oh that
account" -: A., !,
The difficulty with the publishers OF The Ladies OF
the White House," ab0ut which mention was niade
yesterday undergoing amicabe arrangement through
hrs HALFWAY
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nomm1rrINa SUICIDE IN nIs CELL.

COUN1777Nd SU1C1DE nv H1o OE1I
Casper Kneudig, German living at No. ll5
Delanccy.st was found dead In cell at the Delaney
Street Station. He arrested Friday Afternoon
for dsorderly conduct When placed ID
Ihe celI :. he was apparently In strong
health Il g. m yesterday twas discovered that he
Was dead phial Of laudnum was found ID his cei'
W Y supposed to have committed suicide'
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PICTURES FOR LOUISVILLE.
The American Art Association forwarded to

Louisville yesterday for the Southern Exposition OF
1885 two carloads of paintings by American artists
There were four hundred pictures In the con-
sgnment which included the principal works shown In
the Prize Fund Exhibition held in the American Art
Galleries. Charles M: Kurtz, who has again been ap'
pointed director OF the Exposition Art Department.
went with the pictures The aggregate value OF these TWO
carloads of paintings nearly $250000 The exhibition
onens ON August ID and closes October "a.
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GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS ON THE DISPATCH
The Government boat the Dispatch, lay of

Thirt hrd-st in the East River, yesterday morning
Another Government boat the Ordnance, was tied up
at the dock that point About IL o'clock, Secretary
up in a carriage. Some Of the members OF the Board OF
Coast Defcnces and Forcaons were already on board
the ispatcb having spent night there preference
TO the heat of the hotels General Benet
Captain Smith. stenographer Stone and the private
as the more distinguished party. The Ordnance trans
ferred them all the Dispatch which steamed away FOR
Newport where the Board will inspect the Government
t0rpedO station.
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SUCCESS OF THE sAr0RDAY HOLIDAY.

The intense heat yesterday caused a more
general observance Of the new weekly halfhoday than
on any other week since IL was started The presence Of
the cnOera itself could not have caused much more
complete deserion OF the city than exhibited yester
day after o'clock and the beneicent effects
OF the reform truly felt The following preachers
will speak the subject to-day: The Rev. Mr.: Comp
ton at 81. PauIs Methodist Episcopal Church, William
near Van Bruntst. Brooklyn In the evening and the
Rev J. wnshop stageman. Franklin Avenue PresDyte-
rtan Church. Brooklyn, at the morning service.
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sIrIcIpE DuE To A SUDDEN IMPULSE.

BATAVIA, July Is Especially Mrs. M. l..
Kempton age thrtyfve the wife Of resident OF Elba
In this county, and the mother Of three children the
Youngest of whom four months DID, committed suicide
this morning while her husband awaited her In buggy.
In which he intended carry her TO the West Shore sta
tion, where boh to join snnday-school excursion
To Niagara Falls. Mrs. Kempton this morning IN
her usual spis apparently. and had made every prep
araton participate in the days pleasure No motive
forl act Ia
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BJCYCLIS7S IA KING 1T EASY.

Most of the bicyclIsts who arrived in the city
on Friday evening passed yesterday quietly Their tour
had not been long one but the roads had been onnd
unusually bad. The best run was one OF 100 miles ID
clubs will remain this city fora few days Last even
ing Informal reception rendered the party at the
Citizens Club Speeches were made by Dr. BecK-
WITH George A. Wells and Other members apd there was
an shition la athletic exercises by the Citizens CinD
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TAXING A MAYNARD DAUGHTER HOME.
BRooME COUNTY PHoHIBlTIoNIsTs.

BrNGHAMroN, July 1S (SpeciaD.-The Pro-
hbition County Convention called in this city to.
day. Broome County is the hotbed Of Probibiton apd
these fanatics here lively than In any other
county in the southern tier If not in the State. The
following the delegates to the State Convention
w. II. stllwell. H. Payne, c. W. Stevens, Fred Twists
Fred ysnpatton. The alternates are: j. g. Paterson
George p Miller the Rev. s. " Mcyey, DIR. George f..
Hand and John Wheeler. sem-occasional publication
called The Are which has been issued when the time
suited the publisher viii be the organ Of Prohibition
aud being issued at regular intervals Will endeayor to
assist the radical reform. 1t published In TINS city,
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
SAD PLIGHT OTAg OLD THEATRICAL l. MANAGE
George Wood is the oldest theatrical manager

in the city Two years ago be hal good deal o money
saved aud was then In good health Now he Is In
greatly reduced circumstances living In hat furnished
In humble style at One-hundreda edand-thrty fonrth-s
and Eighth ave-, and has been suffering untold orrcs
for weeks past inflammation OF the bladder He Is
sixty three years old and considered strong man
before his illness. Mr.. Wood used to conduct Woods
Museum in this city. and ago was manager
OF the Bi OH In Philadelphia.
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sot TO buy anything on Sundays under any ciroum.
stances the public VIII do this for us and puy whas
ibe sunday trade and make 1t easier for US to accom-
s,sb our AIM We ask favor-we simply want justice
Ne have never our grievances before but seeing
the success Of the other movements OF the same sort
1e have determined to try day OF rest The
Fast side clerk does more work and less kicking
an any other In the city. THE N. Y. 8. @. A.,
d. ]. PERPENTI, Secretary.
1s4 Bowery, Ne,o-York, July IL. 1885.
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BLINDED By THE STENCIL OF MEyHADEN.

FALL RIVER, Mass, July 10. 0hurch
Brothers steamer, A. NJ. Hathaway. arrived Nv 'no
Narragansett OIL Works Portsmouth, r. L. last nlght
from tho Delaware coast, laden with menhaden THIS
morning men were engaged in unloading her. ihose
who were at work in the hold scoopng hshin oacKes
were suddenly prostrattd by heat ana phuoa ,n ay y
They were brought to this city for treatment Nv,
were completely brded and the irn neafy 80 ""s
"a hel tnat the sight OF all will DO restored
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SAID TO BE A sIx-FooT CROCODILE.

VALArIE, July 1S.-TwO men fishing In
wilds pond object lying In the mud on the Shore
When they nearer they were surprised TO see 1t
move toward and follow them they padded
AWAY II IL said that six years ago a small crocodile
was put into the pond and II has attained aengh
OF six feet and exceedingly ferocous. Hunters are
now watching for IL with rides.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
KILLED BY THE CARS.

. NEwBURG, July 1S.-JOseph Anderson, en-
ployed OH the New-York and New-England Railroad,
fell between freight yesterday at Waterbury, Conn.,
and had both legs cut of the hips from which
Injuries he died. David Lott, a brakeman the Erie
road was killed this morning Howell station by
being thrown under the cars
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
X. II. LEAVTTT.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 1S.-COlonel Roger
IIaskcr Leavitt OF Charlemont died OF pneumonia nj
Waterloo Iowa. Yesterday. lie brother Of Joshua
Ieayitt the antsavery leader and Of the lead
inc citizens OF Franklin County He leaves wife and
two sops. The latter lives IN iowa.
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RUMORS ABOUT THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY.


BosToN, July is (SpeciaD.-lt is reported
here that an had been made TO the State FOR the
purchase OF hundred acres OF the Commonweaiths
flats at South and that the offer was In the inter-
est OF the Standard Oil Company The report fkther
was that that company contemplated the construction
OF pipe line from New York Boston, in continuation
OF the extensive lines which 1t now con-
trolls In the oil fields OF PennsylVnia
and extending to Cleveland. Baltimore, Philadelphia,
aud New-York This rnmor connected closely with
the question the consolidation OF the Massachusetts,
gas companies, the matter standing thus: Both the
Phadelpha com panies which arc contestng with each
other for control OF manuacture In this state
have behind them the Standard oil Company not FORM
ally perhaps but through Individual directors and all
their hopes based upon the expectation that they
may he able to persuade the Legislature so to amend
the law as to permit the manufacture and sale
OF watc- gas, so-called. The making OF
this gas would create great demand Tor
the commodity which the Standard Oil Company pro
This point that the company becomes Interested In the
question With Massachusetts using the products Oh nc
oil wells for the anufacure OF It's gas eNraorunuy,
means would 10 be provided Tor its deuNery ahu
distribution. and as tile rumor ran IL was as the
terminus OF pipe line and centre OF
ii,trbntlon that the territory in question was sought
Governor Robinson that there has Deen no uishct
offer made the flats. but that there was hs 10 DO
said: Last winter gentleman. whose name ne did not
smentiou. obtained from the Governor ana touhch
for The flats In question he would be allowed certain
percentage purchase money Tnat agreement ek,
n,rcd "A few day ago and NJ the meeting OF tho Council
on Thursday was renewed for thrss months.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE. July 19.-l q m.-Changes In the
barometer yesterday were slight. clear weather pre-
lied Tho temperaturo ranged between TO and $50,
IN, avarage tsla9 being l3ao higher than the corre-
sponJiug day last year and so higher than on Friday.
stationary or slightly lower temperature fair or cie
weather, and possibly ight ram m"y Do oNPoo''~ w
day In this city and vicinity.
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THE UEATHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. July 18.-For New England
cooler generally fair weather. variable Winds generally
northery. .,.s
For the Middle Atlantic States generally fair weather.
cooler In the northern portion, stationary %
I'm the southern portion variable winds' Rehci'"' ~
erly In the northern portion.
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advocate measure In which he interested, when ne
was as bold as any OF his associates In public life ne
was fond OF social ife and his fund OF anecdotes ana
personal "reminiscences made him great avorte among
his friends. His memory carefully trained ana ne
recalled without effort incidents which happened many
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
MAKING TO MILES IN 30 MINUTES.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, July 1S.-The night express
on Tuesday evening the Hudson River Railroad ran
from Albany to this city in hour and twenty min
utes. This was making seventy-two miles In eighty
minutes The train had six and stopped at Hudson
nd khiuccllH
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RUN DOWN AND DROWNED BY BARGE.
NEwBURG, July 1S.-A rowboat containing
three young men run down last night by the barge
Charles Spear. In tow of the propeller John /. Has
brouck and David McC. Walker, sixteen years and
John f. Tuttle. age twenty-five, wcre drowned. John
H. Badner the other occupant OF the boat was rescued
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19

sixty men were overcome by foul ar and smoke from
the blasting In the South Psnnsyvan Railroad Tunnel
st Roxbury last night Two were dead when rescued
and several others not expected to live.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
DESTRUC1

DESTRUCTION OF AN OLD LANDMARK.
MARLBORO, July 1S.-The old COnklin mill,
built by Louis Dubois l25 years ago, is being torn
down.
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w0nAy FoRoER CAPTURED.

PrrrsBuRG. July 1S.-Annie Flemming. the
youpg woman charged with operating with iorgeo
I'm various parts Of the country was arrested at
Drownsy,e PENN, this afternoon. She VIII nave a
hearing on Monday. The forged checks aggregate
NJ A
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AARRIED.

QUTNCEY-FORD-At Castieton." Lexington. Ky,
July IA BY the Rev W. T. " Bartlett Charles Il. GU scey
Of NswYork City, and Flora eldest daughter OF A. jackson
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ORDERING TELEGRAPH WIRES TO BE CUT

SYRACUSE, July 1S.-The wires OF the Balti-
more and Ohio Telegraph Company were cut this after
noon by order OF tho Common Council. The company
has been ging It's wires through leather tube,
which the Council declared nuisance
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THE PARK BOARDS SLENDER REPORT
The PARK. Department sent to the Mayor Il

quarterly report yesterday 1t contained no general IN
formation The report said that plans and estimates
had been prepared for sewerage ana Tor the con
pleon Of Riverside Park. but gave neither the ps
tcuarity the number Of each kind OF animals Dorm IN
mi pa0eri
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Hotel Ven00me

llstst Broadway conducted Amorcsn plan with
superior for and parties
light and airy dInngroons on the ninth door Eoeus VITA
or without board.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
WESTERN UNION OFFICE BURNED OUT.

A WESTERN UNION OFFICE BURNED OUT.
PHILADELPHIA, July 1S.-Fire broke out
about o'clock this morning In the operating OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company the fourth floor
OF the Mutual Life Insurance Building at Tenth and
Chestnut sts In a short time the room gutted,
chairs tables and Instruments, including
dupex and quadruplex instruments OF considerable
value, being destroyed. handsome and valuable
switch board also burned Only few operators
were on duty at the tmc and after sending an alarm
they made hasty escape. large force OF reparmen
was at once put work to connect the broken wres
and I'm short time all the through lines in work
Ing order. Tho of the Associated Press
office OH the first floor was Immediately
offered to the telegraph company, and all
the morning the linemen aud chief operators were
busily engaged in erecting temporary tables. running
The fire supposed have been caused by an electric
spark & into an nS s.sr Ms My Of the
compaDys wires connecting WIN olper CITIES uo not
nal branch Office at Third and Chestnut sts, and the
business that extent is therefore not nterered wit
INSURANCE ON THE BRIGHTON MILL PROPERTY.
CHICAGO, July 1S.-The insurance on the
buned property of the Brighton Mill Company
is az follows: on buildngssun Mutual 80. 900; South
British and National 1000 Gcrmania Newt Orleans,
5000 Ere A,.oca.on hssa PS,sc,n %
Howard, New-York 5000; Amer.esn, sn Phaaepnir'
ssSSS ssSSS SreSans MS%f s'liSSn'
$500; Citizens, New-York. $500; National
New-York S2 500; New-Oreans insurance As
soc,ation $500: Firemens' Fund. $1,000
Traders 81, 5000; Commercial. California, 5000;
Northern 81 800; Germania, New-Y0rk $500; Union,
california; ~, 800; Home New-iork. $1,000 Home,
New-Oreans 81 800; Reading, Sl,o0o German, ,ooo
New-York Fire, 81, 800 Western Pennsyvana, $1,000
state of ~ 800; Farragut, $l5OO Man
ufaefurers and Builders. 81 800; German Peoria,
81 500 Reliance, Peunsyvania, 81 800 Genns Falls,
81 500; Birmingham $1,000 stock.Mechanics and
20 GOO American Central 81 500. Insurance and stock
in franc warchouse-City OF London, $500; Ger
mania New-Oreans 81 800; Hamburg Bremen. -, 500.
Total $780, 600
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19

SIXTY MEN INsEAsIBLE IN A TUNNEL.
CuAMBEnsBURG, PENN, July IL. - About
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Mammny your little ones contract skin diseases a.
school. apply Glcnns sulphur SOAP
Hills Hair aLd whisker nye, Black or Brown, soc.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
FORECLOSURES MORTGAGE OF THE WEST

FORECLOSURE MORTGAGE OF THE WEST SHORE.
NEwBURG, July 1S.-To-day had been set
for the trial OF the action of foreclosure OF tho
mortgage Of the West Shore Railroad Com
pany before Justice Charles f. Brown Supreme Court
Chambers in this city, Joseph H. Choate. of New York.
appeared for the North River Construction Company,
and Judge Green ss trustee and receiver defendant
Stewart & Boardman, Of New York, for plantih, the
United States Trust Company W. II: Adams for the
NewYork Centra George o. Vanderburgh for the West
Shore; j. ID. Janeway for the Syracuse, Ontario and
New York Company; and John b. Kerr and B. T.
Dunnng for the Ontario and Western besides large
number OF counsel representing creditors.
Mr.. Choate had nterposed demurrer and demanded
posponement Of tho argument thereon we'll Of the
trial OF the action for foreclosure After argument the
Court appointed Tuesday next for the hearing on tho
demurrer Mr.. Choate renewed his request for post
ponement OF the trial. saying he had not had time to
necessary documentary proof and the presence
Of witnesses He had no wish obstruct the progress Of
the trial. but physically unable to enter upon 1t now
Stewart & Boardman, behalf OF the trustee, urged
immediate trial Of the case Mr Bowers. counsel ior
protested against further delay IN the matter a. Dehg
sanst the Of h, Clients m IL Me sad tnsa
sented In the Taylor committee. Although they were
not parties this action they we're allowed TO ADDRESS
The railway under OF the receivers was
daily running behind Indebtedness that would stand
receivers certificates was daily increasing. From
whatever the delay might have arisen tne ROAD
that defaultcd on January l. 1884 substantially aDOut
the time It completed the issue OF Its bonds, had
remained up date, far the bOndhoders we're con-
cernedof no benefit to them II was true tha te S vor h
road running and necessarily mast 1un thtOnRhout
this litigation at loss. and the only hope OF te bond
possible date e urged that the Court would grant an
immediate trial OF the sctioa ,r., ~ ,ns toroc,o.ure
action for the second Monday In September IN TINS city,
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19

we can always sell spesrs Wine Pronounced BY on!
be the best they used Our phycians all
prescribe It, Has than wine handled
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
oyER A rHoUsAND pKA ms LASr wKEK.

There were 1,O19 deaths in this city last
against $40 for the corresponding week OF ias
year OF thess ola were children under i've years oI
age and 395 due to diarrh9al anectionh' ihc
record Of contagious diseases IL as follows
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
rnMp op roarY FEET DID NOT 81 VS. HIN.

BALTIMORE, July 1S.-Two men who gave
their names as Henry Harris and james smth were n'
,,s ne the police at their boarding house IL Lag
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19

Cholera and surcst preventative Is Duiy's Purs
Malt Wnskey 70 per bottle sold by Druggists and Gro
New-York tribune., 1885-07-19
ACCUSED OF NUMBERING HIS SISTER

ArcHNsoN, Kan, July 16.-The Coroners
jury in the Mary Baldwin murder case. after tbs In
vestgation which has lasted since July 8, returned
verdict at o'clock this morning, charging william
Baldwin, the dead girls brother, with tho crime. The
murder the most atrocious and coldblooded that
has occurred in this community. The victim, who
occupied the family residence alone having been
prised in her sleep by the murderer, overcome ny
chloroform. As IL became evident at that the OBJ
ject Of the crime not burglary suspicion pointed
yonng Baldwin, who would be specially benefited
financially by the removal Of his sister The chain Of
evidence, however, fs not complete
Mistress Of the House-" Really, don't know what
to order for dnuer Elsa. It's the old thing. week
in and week ontroas beef Yesterday hash today NUT:
ton tomorrow, hash next day.1 Kindly German Aid
(recent mpor don you hef sdle shanxc.
maam-hef der hash der first day, amt t-lFiiegende
Blatter.
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Religious Notises.


YortviIlc Un.ycr.ast Mission ssthst end srN
PASTOR. subject today sanctincaton Ih.oven ve smS
aud friends cordially invited.
Brick Presbyteriau Church 6th.ave ana SItnsl-
Service Sunday, July 10, at III D. m Tne fas1r' ix
HENRY J. VAN DYKE JK, D. ~ VIII pIeassh. !. nS
church viii be o. summer: Dr. Van Dyke viii oceapy
the pulpit during the mouth Oh 1ay.
Church Mox rristy Ma6spnass s ana ss@ss .crs
service IL N In the evening shortened ser'"s
andfree seats.
n.cip.es of Christ 56th-st between sh and yte
aves-0pen ali summer Preaching suntay morning ana
evening by the Pastor the Rev. B. b. TYLE
five Points House Of IadasIry I55 worthss ,, wM:
y. BARNARD, superintendent Service of song nnsin9
by tie children every sunday at $50 ociock rapnc "
vited Donations OF clothing and shoes solicitea
ST Isuatus Chupch, 40thst between 9TH and osa sss.
Rev. ARTHUR RITCHIE Rector.-services, snnday " a
g. no. II a. and p MI daily n nj hov asS' sh~
Theo Pmrker:Fratsrpliy clinton Han IL Wet d$ins
opened by r. b. BOOTH. Evening O'clock dSeou'ss W
THs People. sgrssi Meeting Ascan:n as hsa % a zsS
Door clssc at $50 John Slater viii give tests ~ fs0' 49,
early. -.
Usversy Place Prssbysesies ChsrcA sosnss p"srss
Pubic W0rehiD II = and 7l5 evening 1870
Rev GEOR0E ALEXANDER p: D. oononcss w. ~ ~
to-morrow. Weekly service On "Wednesday svsnA's !"
chapel q o'clock.
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THRouGH NEW-YoRK STATR
CONVICTED BY WRONG JURORS.

CONVICTED BY WRONG JURORS
ALBANY, July 1S.-Governor Hill had an IN
formal hearing to-day application for the pardon
or communication of sentence Of two young men. William
Poole and Joseph Font; of NewYork City, now serving
life sentence in Sing Sing for murder in the second do
The s involved in good deal of mystery,
the two young men having been found with the dead
body Of Ryan, late night In 1877 in the hall OF
house ON the East Side, New-York. They claimed to
have found the body Under the toop and to have carried
II into the hail. under the belief that the was alive
but the trial they could give no Intelligent account OF
their movements previous to their discovery The jury
found them guilty, but recommended them 70 mercy.
Recorder Hacket sentenced them for life and they are
given to W. f. 6 shanks OF New-York, who discovered
time ago that the jury which convicted the men
two professional jurors had assumed wrongfuliy 70
represent two Of the jurors drawn, Henry Hazleton and
names In the jury box The Governor took the matter
into consideration and said he would personally visit
Sing Sing In short time and see the prisoners.
TAKING A MAYNARD DAUGHTER HOME.
ROCHESTER,, July 1S (SpeciaD.-The police
authorities OF this city been for several
weeks by Edward Sullivan Of Syracuse who has been
here looking for his sxteen.year-old daugh-
ter. She was married clandestinely in March
to Jonas L. Hoyt and since then che
has made her homo with Henry L. winchell. who
has kept dsrepuable Syracuse and this city
and who, 1t Is said has two wives, both of whom are
deavored to persuade his daughter to come home,
and promised to find work for her
husband. The winehells however, appear to
have a singular influence over the girl and Thursday
this city telegram from syracuse Yesterday Dctec-
tive Harvey took her to her home in that city,
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Luudborg's Perfume. Eleni
N Marpehal Niel Ro.N
nruuOfafa ia

LundborG's Perfume, Alpine Violet.
Lundb0rg's Perfume, Lily OF the Valley.