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New-York tribune., 1886-07-07

Another bag of mail matter from the steamer
Oregon arrived al the Post Office July g. 1t was pund on
Juue on beach near Cape Hateras Lhe oregon %ai
nte matter from Liverpool general distribution In ne
UnItel states mu in Dad cOndtYn beng amost
an irev without wrappers address small pro-
uoriJo OF II IA be orwar led addresses This bag had
900 miles from the wreck ana "heh iodnu was
deeply lmbeli IN the s,gds OF the beach
At D. yesterday Isl bags OF mail if0 tne oregon were
recei we'd at the post All Oi tins mll nal D-el recpV
cred from the the Merritt WreckinS
ompanys fleet during the favorable weather Vi last week
Tho letter mail TO be In pretty fair cOndlOh anu
neary all will be at delvere or orwarued 10 US
uetenOn for dryng VI the prnteu
mat er probably Ourths can be delivered ne mans
were from Great Britain Prussia, Begum France SWt1eI
land Italy Austria. RUSSIA and PORTUGAL for Ne" x.
Phlade pha Boston thcaSo san fr~snoisoo ~ ' 10
John aud Wnnip K aud jr Mexico Havdn' anu mo ser
nnis Regstare1 eived from Great Briial
Belgium switzerland, Italy. Austria RUSSIA ana iOrtuSa
bags dispatched 40l have thus lar Oech l0o
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10. Saratoga 3.
THE MAYOR ASKS AID FROM TIE P0LTcE
III 7
Mayor Grace yesterday sent the IOlloWlnS
letter To the Police COulnisslOners:


letter to the Police Commissioners;
In view OF the recent o. the Court Of Appeals In the
the Eden Nusee copy ~ when en-
closed to you G deem desirable that some
action br taken by po Department win reference 70
those sections Of ConsOdat Act construed In the
decision referred It clear that no concert OF en- e
tatnent which singing dancing, athleics orchestral or
playing shng features can be
II unless license therefor been
the Mayor 1t also equally clear tat IN no
be Licensed can intoxicating qlots oil
any des riptiOn be sold. the Mayors ON, Is without
means discovering nfrac o: tho law as thus con
ruc the Police Department Is tie proper as wei as
the oy available Of Informal 10 the Mayor, de-
sire to IN ke your Board the following suggestions:
Fr-i the captains OF the various precinctS
throughout te to furnish to your snpenn, endent re-
port OF places In which muse al athletic or theatrical per
formaceS Oget with statement as TO whether
IutoN Nicatng beverages are dispensed there or not
That prob bit performance OF tie dcscrp
ndca eel place unlicensed BY me- whether quOr
be sold there not
TO be stopped performance OF the
whether licensed unlicensed
y me which Intoxicating beverages sold.
30 trd will doubtless need the cooperation OF the
Excise Board order TO properly and completely enforce ts
will accordingly send to the Excise Board copy oi s
together with arequest thai II take such action ~ con-
Jointly deem best suited to
carry such coucusons may arrive at The law
hans more sweeping than orig nay intended Beer Is
perhaps not harmful when drunk moderation IN well
gardens hln elsewhere with the wisdom
such law however. have nothing 10 DO oar only duy
officers that is enforcednot only IN Its
L "A
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07

FRESH POSDTlic bOny OF Mrs nIv Goldman the W fe OF
G. Acc COdDan, . living
wood L. T.. nclaerItel Yesterday AT the crematorv
FLATBUsH.-rhe BDart OF Health decided 10 charge
81 each after the New be xnnug on
July lj. The Holy Cross Cemetery part Green wood
the town.
BRiDGEhAMPGON- Tho house OF Albert Topping was de-
sd yesterday Old barely r.caurd
with her life Everything burned -uanx ylluanle
and money.
JEFrERrOS- Captain Ebert OvcrtOn q promne Mt czep.
the raising
Hin aonday, seriously injured Dy the premature dis
charge OF cannon iis isoe badly disn urel aud tho
sight Df eye Was destroy ed.
EAST Ngw YORK.-Ihereaa Boenzel OF Broadway and
MycAU1 Yesterday caused ts OF Matthew
Tor attempting 10 assault hs sick Vile while taxing " the
hlnul al ON Az
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
NEW-YORK CITY.

Ono of the steamers of the New-Haven Line will
leave Pier No. 20 East River on Sundays hereafter
at ] y. H.
Jacob Rudesheimer, youth of No. 1,544 Third.
ave. was drowned yesterday in the bath at East
Eighty-seyenth-st
Two alleged mad dogs we're killed by policemen
Yesterday one at No. II Maiden lane and the olhcr
at No. 1G7 West Twenty nlnth-st.
Joseph Leonard, a workman in the factory No.
17S Jane-st. was burned severely by an explosion
of kerosene oil yesterday.
Tn onarrel at Rivington and Norfolk SITS yes
terdav Richard Uemme age thirteen. had bis nose
broken with Stat of wood by boy named DeRan.
Isabella Lindener. little girl who was shot by
a reckless person on Monday night at No $50 fast
Northumberland -fourteenth-s died yesterday
The pollce were informed Yesterday that steam
laupch. nineteen feet long, belonging to James ~.
McClcand, of No. 113 Sixth-avc, had been stolen
from Pelham Bay.
The police were asked yesterday to search for
Trcv O,DonneU ace fifteen. of No. 122 West
No. 1O7 West forty-ninth-st
The body of a man was found IN the North River
at Waren-st yesterday 1t was recosnized as
that of one of the sailors of the Austrian ship
Uonau, who were drowned last winter
Secretary Bayard went down to Quarantine on
the revenue cutter Manh hattan yesterday morning
and met ms sister and broher-In law MT ana slrS.
Lock wood, who arrived on the Gala liom Liver
pool.
James T. Grimshaw, proprietor of Grimshaw'
CITY Express at No - Coolest, while moving a
heavy case Of goods, yesterday, fractured MS rBhl
ankle.
James smith, n colorcd porter on the steamboat
Massachusetts,, was missed yesterday while the
vessel was on its way tins city from Providence,
H. t. and IT was believed that he had jumped over
board. HIS home was IN kaylnond-5t., DrookIyh'
Judge GidersIeeve administered the statutory
charge ycstsSday to the July Grand jury. Chef
Clerk Sparks administered the olth to the jurors
Charlie J.. Acker OF Acker, Mcrrall Condlt,
groccls. was made foreman. Judge GIdersleeyc
said that there was no special invest SIigatIon TO
which he wished to call the attention of the Grand
jury
The Irish HorH famine fund has received these
addItions: dfhoLc temperance AdrOcdte. Central
Falls. r. L. So 80: per LAZY city Item. New-Or-
leans, ~ ; john McCanyille and others Norris
ark -; Michael Healey, Cambria, Que. s. Ne
Murphy. Falrha,en. n. J., So; John Callahan
and Others Greeley, Col, So
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

board OF AIdermen noon. ..,,...
Park, Dock and Aqueduct Commissioners mee'hs''
TIiai OF boy cOtters before Judge Barrett ana, -,
Cedarhnrst steeplecbaae races CedaIhurs,, oo M
Convention Of Association OF tho Instructors oi '"e
Blind, Institution for the Blind. 10 a. IN.
New Rochelle Yacht Club regatta o..,
Departure or TRIBUNE Ffesh-Ar party, Grahd CentrAi
Depot $50 p. m.
ApDnal regatta OF Harlem Yacht Club. ~, oo.
Business Educators Association Convention, no oo'
Broad way afternoon. and Chickerfng Hail. evening
Western Union telegraph suit, Supreme Court.
Board OF Education D. m. , n..
dict Brooklyn. , ..,,r,
Butchers aud Grocsrs Clerks Association. Arcanum
Hall, Brooklyn, $50 p. III. 4
Music In East River Park by list Regiment bano'
n m
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
NEWS IRON 1HE SUBURBS.
AN ENGINEER KILLED NEAR AMAwALI

About a. m yesterday heavy southbound
way struck stray horse near Anawak. Ihe engine
ami three box were badly wrecked. The fireman.
john Mclaughlin. Jumped from tho cab but received
some burns about the lOns from the escaping
steam. He was able to walk quarter OF mile 10 the
nearest before mis- strength gave out Tne eng
Moor, Andrew Miller. was entangled in the wreck with
his right leg pnned under the rear emf Of tho boiler.
The marshy nature OF the ground allowed the train
hands to remove him In short nme. but he had been
scalded badly that he died within two hours Miller
small chdren; his wife preparing her
husbands breakfast when OF the disaster reached
her. The boIy taken hOm- In tho afternoon. super
inendent Cannon says that $4,000 Will cover the dan-
ages TO the rolling stock.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
ptRrs THAT OCCURRED IN JUNE.

The fire record Of June. as estimated Dy
Tbs ye,p YORK Dlu Commercial Bulletin. surpasses ali
precedent ouittng the extraordlnIry nre at 81 Vi
X IA in lsG Iho average loss n June In the Onlteu
etatrs and Canada CS John cepted has been about
OCO year une has so red an sggfeYsO hre
loss OF So per more than the average
There were where the reOored loss was IRON
tIO 400 to sOOOO or these fires twenty-one exceeueu
SlnOOOD cosructiveness ald sggr gatet tiOOlVO. ne
for Insurance comp mes IHe
,Isu sayn IL this thing goes there Will Dc no IL,
surance companies left aud the pocy hOuefs VIII
nave to 90 the all by themselves"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
DANIEL DEVLIy CO.'S TO SING SING.

Daniel Devn who put four bullets in his
brother John. wealthy contractor last March
ralened before Justice ooe IN The Court OF sessions
tcIuay sentenced 10 nine AMI sx months In
Sing. A petition signed by 400 stating
that the prisoner the OF insanity when he
mted the crime. presented u the John
refused H. He seemed to have his brother
the full penalty OF The Ine pale
receiving his sentence ana looked pully toward
she rushed forward clssped his hands 4nl Doth wept
for time. Devlin IL hne0Osng thlrty
years old and four children lie up river
in the
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
THE ZIG FIsn rHAT r. O. DUy CAUGHT

Resting on a stand in the cool and inviting
pariors OF the MercAant- Cldb at No. los L.0narts,
Yesterday lay u nifty our pound salmon caught by Rob
ert Graham Dun. or This city, last week while hsh!ng In
the 81 Lawrence RIVER The hu-e fish s sad To be one
OF the largest caught by Amerlcan and a5 IT
taken Canadian waters IN spite or watchfui cruls
ers Mr. Dun naturally feels proud Of IT,. lie ishing
on Thurs lay last with indifferent when he sud-
denly hooked this big fellow The successful haul was
made with four dies on a single strand OF cagut AID
was safely landed by Mr. Dan with some assistance after
A few minuts's struggle. The Ash "A male specimen
and measured hsty -four inches in length ana thirty
egnt around the girh. IL will b. served To the
cub bers to-day many OF whom dropped In yester
day to Wow IT, Several photographs were made or 1t
during afternoon. Of which copies Will be sent To Mr.
Dun and others Interested In remarkable fish.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
pLANS 0E nc SrRWAY ooMNLssION.

There is a lul In tho work of the Electrical
subway ConmissIon None OF the commissioners ead
returned Yesterday from Fourth Of July vacation
and the secretary away from tho commissioners
Offices In the Waack's Theatre building. The new
superysing engineer, Mr. kesrney aud the 0ther ex-
p-rts are nard work however preparing their reports
and suggestions be presented at the meeting OF the
oomiuisslon nrxt Tuesday. Theso Will include tho
cessary plans and propositions to facilitate an linme-
date beginning OF the subway WORK the basis Of tho
plan embodied the ssiOns report discussed at
It's meeting. At the next meeting IL is expected
bids Will made oy several newly organized COM
panes prepared do work OF laying the wires un
drrgIound. 1t believed by the commissioners that
tp work Of removing the poles Will begin by the end VI
/ the present month,
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
WESTCUESTEK COUNTY

MOUNT VEgSoS.-On Monday unknown man. supposed
be Itaan found of trees near
the Wdrtburg orphan Farm school.
iOSKERs-wilian r. COulens Jr AMI William Town.
send about sixteen Old tried their hands
shooting with pistols Oh Monday. pisto was
discarsed and the bullet OF Town.
causing his death ChaIes rctzman and
Preson Bennett bucd boat at Gouds boat house
Oh the Hudson The boat, containing
hat and derby which they hsd won found
and rs believed tBat the men drowned.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.
On q writ Of habeas corpus obtained from Justice

0'E70'07
Barrett Supreme Court Chambers yesterday by US
Alfred aecker the erntendentof the unatc asylum
Backwes Island directed TO take 10 court tomorrow
Mrs Charlotte Margoles inmate Of that Institution IN
her behalf stated that her husband who physician
2S8 ST. had sent to the asylum after
that he would do II she dd not consent 10 a
separation She born In Poland and has four young
children
George Reed Edward steler and Poyton Hooper arrested
the charge that the latter had personaed Excise Conis
Gahn and the Others had represented tat
they officers Of the Excise Board and that under ls
preence had induced liquor 10 purchase IRON
them tickets worth ~ OF the Gotham CUB
telling him that would be TO his interest TO buy thewere
yesterday writs OF habeas corpus
The Judge ordered their discharge because they had Dce
committed under the wrong section OF the code
Catharine Harft who obtained divorce from Charles
Har applied Yesterday to Justice barIett or an
order 90 almOny which she claims s
decision reserved IN this and aso or
made behalf Of Louisa Ban for counsel Zee anu
anony has sued carl B. Balm for divorce on lnc
ground Of abandonment answer that they sepaats
by mutual consent and on his payment TO her o $oV III l
nf al 1nmanda
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
CRANKS WRITE TO TIE RECORDER

Recorder Smyth has received since his SEN
fence OF Most "A larger number or letters tnan usual
from the great army OF cranka One unntellgOle let
ter contained threats against Anthony Comstock, VINO
was by various pleasant epithets An
other commune aOD written oil postal card bore the
signature of Lewis the Light Prince OF Darkness"
Lewis says:
You do know do what my Internal angels and
satellites they TO be AZ. only
can dilemma ali ill., and whether ignore
me or prosecute me- It's all right don't give all all their
but when OF aud min)ns go, TO
work then o. know the Day OF Judg-
men and end Of the word to then. and them-
sely es punished for their blOUdthlrsllncss
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
RIGSFA TURTLE CAPTURED.

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fishing party, consisting of the Rev.
Or l. h. Bracket OF broUklino. John W. Ela ana A. a
Nissan OF Chicago and their wives caught an enormous
A.. turtle weighing 1000 pounds IN Naragausett bay.
oa Con Ancut Island. near Newport on thursday. lhry
after great difficulty In towing the monster 70
hn neave.t shore about mile, and anchored him tnere
with .rong roues. Two men were unable to draw him
mn an the shore 1t Is tho largest turtle ever seen III
these waters lie 10 visited daily he lies there ~ ~
ride by the people OF the neighborhoot.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
CHARGED WITH ADDICTION.

Annie Hardt, pretty little giri Of fourteen t zen
vesrs sa In private the T0mDs yesterday ana tOu
ie Murray the particulars Of what she saws was an an
ducton 'he said that she ved at No lo2 1feenwlense
, her narents aud that works in B1bys Oacklng es
tablisnmrnt at no. 75 Washington ST. According 10 ner
sIorv Eddie Holmes Of No 229 Easl one hundred anu
tayv sIth al and clerk the place where she worAs
her 10 20 out walk saturday evening Iuue ~
Iafore hey returned Holmes and friend OF MS
Samuel Cool sauted her prlyale once IN FRONT
rated part OF the grs stoy Inc Ease W."
ode
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
TIE BOYCOTrED UNDARTAKER.

John t. Caden. the undertaken who says that he
he buy uhderaAers supplies
Wholesale doacrs because he sersos collins at cut
rates The "A itnct Attorneys Once Yesterday HO
stIlct Attorncy Nico at Mr Marines
quest and call the atolOn OF the Grand Jury
10 conplau. Caden npds difficult 10 Obtain tho
supplies hs aud that the Under
takers has compelled Wholesale dealers
put him a "blacA list"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
CONTRACT FOR A NEW SCHOOL BU1LDlYo

The bids for the new public school building at
Tenthave and Flfteh were opened Yesterday oy the
OF the Boart OF Education j. SeaVeI
poa re fl ROInson Richard Treacy. trus
Of e Ward, in which the new school Is 10 be
lhe contract was awarnep og ne
tris ees 10 Thomas CocKere son. the lowest DdIers
The,r bd a. 1900. me other bidders were George u
Christman si2O.+9S James spears Sll9,0uO James IL
Braoy ii OO0 and Edwa Gustavson Si2oOOO AT the
Of Education to-day the committee VIII
pIsscut ts action the board for approval ne orlgns.
esmate made building by the Board OF EducatlOn
was but the Board OF Estimate cut do"h inc es
- a
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
NOT GUTLTY OF ASS4ULTING A POLICEMAN. v.

Policeman Thomas McCullagh. of the Twenty
ninth Precinct. the planning witness yesterday
the General sessions before Juge hdesioeyo against Ia.
MaOwskL OF M. 49, N,st wcntysoNVntA at whOn
he Of asaung him lie sad he went 10 thi houso
tO there. AMI thtt Ma
pistol at HIM AMI when lac rubseIucntly
another Ohcer The pi,oner struck htn
MnlowsA the Other an brought Wtn'sset To sustain
that the officer kloAei aim anl con-
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
FREIoHr ooyrKA c1INa AoEXrs onoAYLze.

Yesterday afternoon the freight contracting
agents met AT No 80 " ST. ana organized tho Freight
tract NJ AgsHs Association ILe following oncers were
elected President X. r. Eeist Pennsylvania ailruai
president T. J. AihOl Mon Pacific Ro d. treas.
". j. Iearv, Anchor Line corresponding secretary
James Curfe Globe Line financial secretary
Chicago and Notawestcrn hallway trustees Charles Mer.
win Ba tiBoro Line H. r. IyocCker u est shore g. T.
smith Pcnhsylyana; b. Howell Vest Shore Lake Line
ana stohr. 'ica-O aud Northwestern Inc ths
ASSOCIATION 10 10 The fAu OF deceased members an
amount eqnai 10 81 Tor member standing l.,
take OF members aud me etc
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
EJGHTYssvEy FOUkrH or july FIRES

The bulletin at Fire Headquarters Yesterday
rs cAls cent tho department wires
betw ga $50 .. m. on udAy aud $50 IN yesterday
that there eighty hrcs aud hVe false
alarms OF me IN the city lnr nro at ihi ave aud ono
indt twenty MT ST. The on serious one Tho
other eighty losses altogether
less than sOO Many tue mrs. weo cdHsi by The recK
Of nrc suJl To sell
fire Headquarters before saturday.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
REPORT OF A NEWSPAPER PURCHASE.

John X. Mclean was mentioned again ycstcr-
day The probable purchaser OF Ihe MAJ ana Express.
ts office OF that paper II SAID that this funor
had boon arouud much OF late that IT was considered
rather old. IL was positively denied that Mr. Mclean
had any chance OF purchasing IT, as tue paper not
for sale. Besides, Mr. Field Europe. and Ihe
Mail ana trDress would not be apt to slip away from
hi Ii In his absence.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
COMPLAINTS MADE AGAINST PoLioEMgx

Members Of the Central Labor Union went To
Iohce heguarters yestsiday 10 complain that Policemen
c!ltDn ani fgen OF the Twenty ninth Prcc threw
clabTs under the feet Of horses
al the tne labor
also accused OF tyiDga bunch Of hose. tail
superintendent Murray had the complaint CLERK pTcparc
Aihdayits. and VAL make inY Yeslg alton.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
ROUGHLY HANDLED ~ AVEyUE-B.

While Richard Paulssen. of No. 345 Atlantic
ave- BrooKIyn aud young were walking through
ve n ON iouday evening William McGraw ag- lWeny 9l
No IA Fourteenth OoA hold OF the won III IN iuo
erfered he maie an atte pt
t sach hIs watcn Fmbodened the presence OF conie
crates Mc(iraw Paussen down twice ana "nen
nose Nc law also HIN several 0iows on te race
o ,rresfed bv Oicer Gully OF the fh street station
an Insftce ornan held hm to Two charges VI
.ssault In
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
SCHE WITSCH ASKS IF He IS INDICTED.

District Attorney MARITIME received call yes
te rday morning = l.. schewlsch. the socialist
Editor OF The Volks Zeittng who inquired whether he
had been indicted by tue Grand Jury Tor black listing
those connected with the boycott trials or last week
Mr. MARITIME SAID the attacks OF The FORs Zenung had
called to his attention by member OF tho jury
that convicted the bOycOters and tna he mad not had
10 consider the matter. but would before long
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
NEW. Jersey TOWNS.

UNION HIIL-Mame Froech. eight. sitting on tho
sOop her parents house In ludsOn-ave
Ing hrecrac when OF them e into her Tap
Ia dress Ado ph HUepier 10 her ASSISTANCE
his eXiIngush the when he
by bloodhound belonging father The
his teeth INTO the hand
III he utmost difficulty that he forced release his
hold H0epfcTs wounds caucrlzed, the dog who
was highly prlzed By his owner, was shot
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
rrsrycrFFs IN TIE CITY NALL PARK.

The City Hall Park in the vicinity of the Regis,
tar's Office was enlivened yesterday mill Detween
nutch" Brown Russell two DOWNTOWN stites
men The anray grew out OF dispute over the merits o
thc1r caaers Not much shed before one
round even was flushed bluecoaed guardian OF the peAce
dow upon ussts and haed them before scr
Se.nf stewart city n AL Police station Nethet "ou9
prefer charse against the other aud they were olshsseo
with a reurlmaud.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRTYAIA

Gilsep House Congressman Ira Davenport
Of Bath. n Y Breroorf House-George NJ. kopeson
Of New-Jersey Murray HiH Hotel-Ex-Senat0r ~.
l. Yulee, OF Florida Augustus BraudeCer. OF Cohnecl
cut aDd John q. Hogeboom, of Hudson. ~ &c, ,c
fO,td Hofei-Ex CONGRESSMAN Jay A. Hubbell OF Mon,
gan .New York Hoki-D. Bergin. NJ p, OF Cornwal
Ont Grand Hotel-Professor George l. Anure"s' Va
West Point
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
WATER Front FoR rnE kLEvArED ROAD

The DOck Board has decided 10 grant a permit To
tho Manhattan Elevated Railway company 10 erect piers for
buikhcad AT SecOud ave aud the u Acm Riv,r
be done with the understanding that the city
abandon Of IL claims front
The Ownership OF the property has In dspate
and the Dosk Board refused for allow the rail
rVad 10 make o the without DAY.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
NEWARK.

Leonard Barthoemy sixteen Gustsve Bartholemy
and jacob Weber t@entvsev
yesterday charged with granddaughter Killing Joseph Zi-
inermann wl le he asleep Monday
shooting IL said TO have been accidental.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-07
IERSEN CITY.

Patrick stanton driving horse and cart yesterday
the enlbankinen surrounding the hi.h or
slipped aud dragged the horse and
the stanton escaped with difficulty and the