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New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
FFATrBES or THE FRUIT MA RKE7.

California is giving fine display of choice pears,
plunls and peaches in the fruit stores, but few
more days will bring forward nearby growths, when
eonsunption will be more general and cheaper prices
will certainly rule Still the Pacific Offering is
nicent and acceptable to those who do not want much
change OF dollar. The pears turn out large and
handsome. and now include many choice varieties.
with Barilets leading Peaches, for so tender ruIt
stand the long journey well. In pums there are the
egg rich table variety, and the snowy purple Nc
Iaughn. This is not named after the great jockey,
but lie originator who is here at present thinks there
may be something i'll name IN getting ahead
Oranges few bright large ones are here
from Rod. a Mediterranean port, winch sell is nigh
a. 6J and II a dozen. few baskets of green
almonds Dr almonds in 'hc pod from the Sonth OF
France, an interesting novelty selling at 30 cents
O pound.
Alligator pears frpm Havana are of fine quality
tho-gh those who bite into them for tropical fruit
do no, : esteem them They used in the prepar-
alton of fancy salad. Delaware and white niagara
grapes are in good supply and growing cheaper.
Watc, Inc Ions never more abundant or cheaper,
size and quality considered BlackbcrTies plcni-
fu and reasonable at crate prices for preserving.
Those who have not secured winter supply of rasp-
ID Irios should not lei next week pass HOthouses are
exhibiting marvcls i'll peaches and ncctaIincs each as
large q Il cOhce-cup.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
NEW AOTEnECT SECRETARY.

John C. Sheehan. of Buffalo. the new secretary OF
the AqueGuct Commisslon took charge there yes
te 0ay. lie brought with hin, from Buffalo large
number of letters rom leading citizens, both Demo
Gratis and Republicans, testIfying 10 hls high stand
ing aud the ability hc had shown in the manage
uent OF that city s business. gentleman familiar
with the affairs of the Aqueduct Board SAID that
other changes would be made there soon. lie
added:
The charges brought against the new members OF the
Board Will be duly answered; but some OF them arc so
foolish not TO need reply. The new members are
charged with cODsplrng with Mr.. Craven to remove
Cnlef Engineer Church. This il ridiculous. Mr. Cravens
charges made before the Ol providing Tor the ad
dltOual Commissioners even introduced In the
Legislature. Then II is charged that there Is a
"divvy" the contracts. Well If there Is any thing
wropg there, who responsible for II Was IL not the
Old that let the contracts Then the new Board Is
charged with dischargng engineers. II men who have
no work except to draw their Salaries removed Is
that wronsi In time facts will be shown up
Nat will throw light Oh these criticisms.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
BROOKLYN.

The commissioners OF Charities and Correc,9no oo ya
ed the following salaries Dr r. H. stone ~ Voo
Thomas Moran 81 900 Theodore Wen fd,UoV jt Tu
f. Egolf 5000 Edgar Duree, 900; John shaw Nh,
gincer 800 Harrington, Waterman AT tne hs 10
Robert o Haa, watcIrah AT the aSy Iun -
writ OF habeas corpus obtained from Justice 'ule
yesterday requiring Warden Green, OF 'hc on
sixteen who was sem 10 -o
on July 27 for i've months for stealing -lU ~ - G
that he dyin The boys father made lhe coh"''' ~ "
Is anxious TO get him out
Police sergeant $500 horse stolen from s saoc
I'm tica ave on Friday night but recovered carry !s
day morning charge of n drunken man. benahh hoN"u"
who was sent TO the Pcnitontiary for six months
Thomas wilkinson Chief CLERK of the steam EnghecIinE
Department OF Navy Yard arrested ytsLcIuh.
charged with obtaining S4uO worth of svcrwarc from
Co Of New FORK false preences He was releSscu
bail
Edward Taylor of No 800 south Third was married m nm M
Several months he was sentenced 10 tne
PeienaIy for theft ON July ld s%ife was ienaI
Hoesen The newly married couple were
for bigany and held by Justice Nacher yeseleA! i
examination
The thirteenth origin ala nion emancipation Geepia
tion and jubilee Will occur at Myrtle Avenue IhA "
morrow aud Tuesday. The progrAnine TOT to-inoirom
afternoon includes tho reading OF the Emancipation
Proclamation, speaking and promenade concert tlo
programme for Tuesday includes atheuc cou'es's' ih
str uuiental selections aud fireworks
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

PHILADELPHIA, July 3l.-The Philadelphia and
Detroit clubs played TO day before large crowd and the
Wcscrncrs after an interesting game Cascys curves
were rather freely times Iaiwins delivery
deceptive the home players making but four hts The score
follows
q d q u q O-3
Detroit ..... ... ....-...-..--.....l 2 N-G
Base Philadelphia Detroit, \. Errors-Phladcl
phia Detroit .. pitchcrs-Cascy and Baldwin Umpire
Mr. Ellcl.
BOSTON, July 3I-The nine defeated the st Louis
Black Diamonds inning to-day. Tho home club took
a winning lead IN the opening inning. scoring ten runs. The
home took things easily during the remainder 0i tho
gsinc. score:
u u q IL
~. Louis y " " u
Base Boston ST. Louis, .. ErroIs-BostOn 6. ST.
Louis 10. Pitchers -Stcmmcycr and Heacy tmpirc-Mr
Egan.
Washington. July 3l.To,fays game between the Wash
ngon and Kansas city clubs well contested aud
csting The Cowboys bunchcd their hits and
scored the only mac IN the sixth inning Tho score was
as appcndcd'
Washington n-..............-......-O u u u u 90
Kansas city " u ID u u x
Base Washington Z; Kansas City u. ErrOrsWasli
ngton. Kansas City 2. Pitchers and whitney.
Umpirc-Mr. Gafncy
BALTIMORE July 3-One Of the best contested games Of
the played here to-day between the Louisville and
Baltimore clubs The excitement tremendous through.
out as the Tie up Ia the twelfth inning when the
Western nine bunccd their hits a scored the winning run
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
DISCUA RGIyG BROADWAY COyDUCTORS

Ever since Henry Thompson stepped into the
shoes OF james W. Foshay president OF the
and Seventh Avenue Railroad Company ho has been on
the still hunt for conductors with what is known IN
horse railroad language bad record" This refers
manly 10 men who are guilty OF nckcling tho new
.erm for "knOcking down fares" Mr. THOMSON
has been calling up his conductors exam
iuing them with reference to their skill In "Dickeing
and The result Is that within two months he has dis
charged between 100 And l!O conductors engaged
new mon III their places. Tho now men have come
largely from the old Third Avenue cOnductors The
conductors who have been retained say that tho new
worse than the old as " nickelcrs."
Several changes have been introduced on the
suggestion OF W. l.. Elkns tho head OF the
Ihllauephla syndicate. Many cars which
used 10 run up TO Central PARK now stop at Fftieths
and other savings have been male that hin
tips day more than before now secured.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
THE COURTS.
A RECEIVER FOR THE NAVARRO FLATS.
SAMUEL W. MILBANX APPOINTED BY JUSTICE BAR-

A RECEIVER FOR THE NAVARRO FLAlo.
SAMUEL W. MILBANK APPOINTED BY JUSTICE bAh-
On the motion for the appointment OF re
cever collect the Of four OF the great Na'ar
flats pending the suits FOR the foreclosure OF mortgages
for 81 900 brought by the Mutual LIE INSURANCE
Company Justice Barrett. Of the Supreme Court hSs
rendered the following decision:
In these cases the ordinary doctrine as 70 tne
suciency OF the security ana the sovcncy OF le pei
liable for the deficiency does not apply TOT tuo re
that the mortgages expressly plecge the rents an,
profits in OF default. The question as 10 1ow i,r
the will enforce covenant as 70 receiver Is os
for like reasons fully up for consideration here
we have distinct pledge Of tho rents ana pronts su
the covenant in aid OF the practical enforcement Vi tna,
pledge We have further (and this seems 10 me ciucIa
the OF taxes and Croton water Ieuts anu
the Of the taxes by the plantns Tor te
1884 and 1925 We have also the inminence oI ue-
mand for CrOton water taxes which the plauths may
feel compelled TO pay. Ibe additions TO the Original
loan cannot well, by the mortgageors ,hoslect. 10
fused tho OF the stipulation with regard 10 to
rants and Irohts which alone he entered INTO the
or gipa transaction upon the special fact, OF these
cases. feel constrained especially in view OF the de
lay which has taken place and IL yet likely 10 take
place these ltgltios TO grant tho motions nsnuei
w. Milbank, entirely disuterested ana coinpeten.
busncs. mar appO,n red receiver on giving ooho oi
IS 900 In each case, and there should be clause re-
Ouirng deposit OF the rents when amounting 10 over
go 800 In each case, $4,000 IN ALL in trust COM
paDy.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01

There were ss7 deaths In the city last week noi
and lOS marriages.
Mary Sullivan twenty-five, fell from thfu5'o''
window at No. SO Asn-st. and was killed.
There will be IL uso the Mall in Central farK 'o
day at p
Appronr,a,o resolutions we're adopted yesterday by
Mercantile Exchange on the uedth Oh fhP ~ A''"-'
who was eriDtendent OF the Exchange
William Beatty, a young boaiman. fell overboard yes
ierlay from the schooner James Church, at West for
cichtl-sl and was drowned. H's boiy was not recov
cred The body OF drowned boy ABOUT lourteeu yo"i'
old, was found at Barretts Point. u,
The Fire yesterday determined 10 senu
10 the Cyil Service Board tho name OF Foreman fete
H. Short OF Hook and Ladder Company No /, lot et'
short ia soon to the Bennett Medal for bravery
IN 1885.
Colonel Charles J. Murphy. OF tho Mexican totei
Corps and prominently mentioned for the United sur.
Marshalship IN Brooklyn, sailed on 'ue Nua'iu tu,o
ship Umbrla yesterday Ho viii be absent ABOUT '"o
months.
The second big summerneht concerL at tne ,, hn or
Park Garlen win take place TO night Ihere wh' ,ons u
orchestra OF 100 besides full military band. Anou
the selections Mendessohu's Wedding Mao' p.iec
Of LOhcngrin." the third act OF henN' anu ~
lions from William Tell" -.
William Anderson and John Greenfield, memoers ode ~
the OF the American schooner Gusse b'snop,
o complaint yesterday against David Mier, 'ho a"ca
OF the whom they accused or paylnR ""''atn
wages In violation Of the Diugley act OF 1897 CaP'a
Miller was held ih $3.50 bonds for examination.
Controller Loew came to town yesterday III oluo 40
sign the warrants for the employees III inc .ai ana
pariments. The Chamberlain was also III toMn. S.n,r A
signed Of the warrants The Mayor WAS ,'n ro
important warrants were so". ~ Ia
President Mooney. of the Board OF Aldermen anu -"
siguod thcm. -, ~
Croton water receipts for the week. Sly S9r 80 H
Marsbsi Byrnes ssued32 licenses aud received thefoi
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01

Runs clrncd Metropolitan. 9 PtSbnrg. o FHst base
on Metropolitan Ptsburg l. First base on balls
Metropolitan. =. Pttsburg x Icu on bases Metroloian.
A pff.hurg : struck ont Metropolitan. .; PittSburg
l. Total base hits Metropolitan 49, Pttsburg g. Three
base orr. Bchrl. |. TwObase hits Forster |,
Dnnblr plays Forster Brady Nelson. Forster and
on Nelson. orr IInnkinson and obcrt Passed balls
Miller / Wtld pitches Calvin. l. UmpIrc-Mr. Naen
tine. Time 80
Inc Bergen Point nino defeated the Nassau club at
Bergen Point yesterday In remarkably hno game by
score OF TOO
Tue Brooklyn and Piisburg clubs will play at Ridge
wood Park Long Island. to-day.
The New.York Cdb signed = contract yesterday with
ne catcher named Bagloy. Iio formerly play ed with
the Scranton Club.
The Brooklyn and Staten Island Athletic clubs played
at the former clubs grounds In Brooklyn yesterday.
Tho homo club played finely and won by the score OF
lllOS
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
JERSEY CITY.

large number sheep in the loft al the Harsmus Cove
Abttotr died Friday from the heat Many which came IA
on trains were also found dead IN the cars.
Lon onc Chinese laundTnan was arrested yesterday
charged with attempting 10 assault Mary LewhuT.t afe
who had been sent Ia the laundry hy her mother Inc
prisoner was cammittci FOR trial without bail.
female fortune teller. who adverii-cs herself A. Lady
De Florence seventh daughter Of seventh SON. iod
Policeman COward- fortune Friday night ana a. result
She was before Police Justice St-ng yesterday
morning charged with being adlsOrlcry person sne tod
Coward that two young women named fc-pectNey
fucy Ellen love Win MN,
and advised him to marry Ellen As The
policeman is already a married man. with several grown
Children he decided follow the advice 81 ID" prophecies
Justice S-ng nncd the prisoner $50 and she pad II und
uoiesf She said she procured license i New Orleans
10 practise calling, and she thought II Was good any
u Wllpls
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
JOHN EOACHS IACUT SOLD TO CANADA

The report of the sale of John ROach's iron
Neam yacht Yosemite to tho Canadian Government was
confirmed Yesterday by Field 4 Young shipbrokers at
No. who acted for Mr. Roach. The Yosemite
is an iron OF 4s2 tons register and
built for william BedeD the broker by John Roach &
Son. at Chester Penn, in 1850. Before Mr. Beldcn adj
paid for her in C Mr. Roach took possession of the
yacht since which time sho has been used by Samuel j.
de and W. t. Connor. She 10 80 feet In length, 32
feet bea and sig feet depth OF hold She has speed
of about seventeen knots She is unusually strong
vessel having been built for open service She has
hurricane deck aid her inerna! httnss are unusually
elegant.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01

young glr With fearful lace Visited thc
District Attorneys office yesterday and asked Assistant
Dis,rct-AtOruey Fitzgerald anu Chief Clerk Penney II
her brother could be released from the TomEs The boy
gave the name oi Frank Burns but his real name was
Willie Goggins His father. William GOggns, was nod.
carrier. aud worked ut tho Madisonst. school house
until Thursday, when portion of the wall fell and ho
killed HIS son was arrested on the same day
criminal charge and sent TO the Tomb The funeral
Of father would have takcn place yesterday had
not been for bls boys Imprisonment Mr.. Fitzgerald
gave permit for the Doy To be taken from the Tombs
10 his fathers funeral at o'clock this afternoon,
st No. 3l4 MadsoDst
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
THE HARBoR IMpRovEMEyT sCHEME

TTDW TIC NfU- FVTh HUTIH' 'VW' NU''
Light has been let III on an Insuspcctlng puD-
hc aud author OF the scheme place New YORK mar
Dor In charge OF cossion who shall determine as 10
its requirements, IL shown TO be ex British naval on
Ger, II the reports from Washington are true We have
all along contended tnat the deepening or Gedney
channel to the sea was British scheme. We DID
not however expect tho fact and the true inwardness
Of II would come light BY the falling out OF
tho advocates % deep water through commission and
the advocates OF deep water Appropriation whether
the commission bill passed not, the uegrO WAS dscov
cred IN the fence and the Treasury saved needless eX
penditure OF $3.50 900 for "a time, at least
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
Mot NIMSELT ~ TIE WOODS.

The body of German. who shot himself IN
the head. was found yesterday IN the woods at Ninth
ave and ono hundrcd- and nifty scvonth.st Papcrs n
his pockets showed that the man was August VOgsl
twcnty-nvo, OF tailor at No Is West Forty MIN
Vngel rad been living for some years in Connecticut
His head injured by railway accident recently
and lie had shown some signs OF insanity since. ON
Wednesday he canc to this city to visit his parents lie
left their home Friday morning. saying that he was
going get bath and would return In time for
They did not MIN again.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
THE FIFTH AVENUE PAVEMENT.

Controller Loew has received from Commissioner
SQUIRE the second estimate of the work done pV
Matthew Baird III repairing Flfth-ave.. less 80 per
cent reserved for the fuhlment of the contract
Accompanying this estimatewas a letter from Com
missioner Squire in response to oneirom the 'oi-
trOller Mr.. Squire saAs that he received a report
signed by George T. Balch of the COMMISSIONER OF
Accounts office, and Eugene +. Mclean, OF the r.
nance Department. .On the manner in which the fllth
ave- pavement was being done. MIR. squire reminds
the Controller that he did not favor Mr; Bard but
was rathe of the opinion that the work should be
gwen TO Charles Gudet, on account OF his faclll,
ties for performing it, He appointed surveyor ana
engineer i'll whom he had confidence, and two in-
spectOrs of experience. Some OF the stones Iald on
the cross walks rejected because they were
not laid that the transverse JOINTS were broken
by lap of at least foot and because some were
uneven and needed 10 be dressed list OF all
such shortcomings furnished by the officers IN
charge of the work and the contractor, when these
were pointed out to HIM. promised to have them
remedied. In conclusion, Mr.. Squire says that the
pavement Is laid at the proper grade. tle roadDed
has been properly prepared: the stone, SAND ana
cement come up to the specifications. ana tnose
supervIs sing the work have failed to discover fa-
ure iii any important particular. lie therefore
asks that the secOud estimate be paid, as he be-
lievcs the work the best of its kind ever done III
this city. The Controller will not pay the estimate
until he has satisfied himse through his engineer,
Mr. Mclean, that the work has been done accord
ing to the spec tcations.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
NEWS FRON IHE SUBURBS.


Two little airls OF Chappaqua one daughter Of
WanitT and the other the child OF city boardeI
eI parents the other day That thoy
tired Of living with them and were going 70 run
"A stand In the girls room Then th"y
climbed tree 10 watch the eject their plot II about
hours letters found The house was
UPSIDE Search made and IN
Guires Instituted nobody had either Of the children
Nhle discussing the matter, one
Of them heard suppressed gggc from the rcop ana The
nisclievous girls were discovered and invited down
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
THE LAW Mr.. COLEMAN DISCOVERED

There seems TO be a remarkable degree of uncer-
falnty among the Fire and Marine Insurance Com
panles concerning the bill. discovered by Tax Com
missioner Coleman, exemDtlug the property ex-
cept real estate of all such companies from taxa
tion for local purposes. Controller Loew said yes
terday that the existence of such measure was a
great surprise 10 him. He was III the habit OF re-
celviug from Albany all bulls as soon as introduced
but tins had not come TO him III any shape. Mt
Loew the president OF the Manu-
faeturers and Builders Fire INSURANCE. Company,
which would naturally profit 10y the law, but he
declared it to be bad in principle and III effect Mr
Pulsfer, manager of the London and Liverpool
and Globe Fire Insurance Company said that he
knew nothing of the bill. He had never seen
copy of it, but he believed It's provisions applied
exclusively TO home companies AT all events tie
foreign companies had not obtained its passage
and were not concerned III its effects. HIS own
company would now pay just as much taxes as 1t
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
JAPANESE EXPOSITION on STATEN ISLAND

Arrangements have been completed for the
opening III few days OF Japanese Artists Exposition
at st. George staten Island. Worknen busy erec
ing limitations OF Japanese residences intending a model
OF the Mikados palace. Workers III embroideres nor
cesn decorations bamboo workersand other voca;ons
will show their skill both day and evening. Tho grounds
allotted TO the japanese department will lie Illuminated
and, supplemented by the electrical fountains and fine
music by the 7th Regiment Band. will no doubt bo
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
A FIREMAN ASSAULTED BY 4 COuRADE

Foreman Daniel ii. Callaghan. of Engine No.
81, reported Fire Headquarters yesterday that he
had Fireman f. T. Rdley TO be arrested for as
sautiug him In the cOmpanys quarters Friday
lug. Radey bad been locked up IN the leonard Street
Police Station over night and was DISCHARGED IN the
Tombs Police Court yesterday morning at Caiaghan's
The Com ssioners ordered that adlcy should
be suspenleG uulli they could place him Oh trial.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.
BTI VF ITVhL t'I"''
Catharine Mendel having obtained an absolute |

divorce from Morris Mendc order made directing him
pay amony This he has failed to do and ne
now under this order Peckham Of the Su
prcme yesterday made order committing nm 10 .o
County Jail for contempt remain there uti ne pays tno
and a fine OF S25 besides
Rose obtained Justice PeckllaIn an or
amony and 800 counsel fee IN hor
divorce. the ground cruel treatment from
LII. Rose.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRDGFrORTT The Committee the County Court House
yestcray and accepted plans structure sub
mtted by ". r. BIggs These pa, contemplate cNpcud
iture Of $4,000.
NOBwA wALK-The Methodist Episcopal church hogan Oh
debt Of $1,000 and
succeeded yesterday ia obtaining The entire
ANTORp.-Ihc employed ~ The construction o the
sewers stopped Monday bee tl,t bad failed
their received the Friday and returned 10
work the leaders Oi the stkc
j.. laTgcd.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
LAYING CORNERSTONE AT FIVE POINTS

The cornerstone of a new hospital in con-
nection with tho FIVE Points House of Industry was
laid yesterday AT No. 1873 Worth~t by Hugh y. Camp
treasurer OF the Board OF Trustees Tho building will
be OF brick 25 by 80 feet four stories high Will
$4,000. 1t VIII be complete Ia October. II Will be
used infrmary for inmates OF tho House OF Indus
try afflicted with Ophthalmo ami skin diseases, who Will
be treated homgopathlcally IL Will afford room for
about eighty patients.
The service waslargcly attended by friends OF the in
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
WILLING TO SEE HIS WIFE sTARVE.
In behalf of Mrs. Kate ". Spraker, who is suing

In behalf of Mrs. Kate W. Spraker, VINO Is suihs
In the Supreme Court limited divorce from george
T. Sprakcr her counsel eNsecorlcr James NJ smith, mas
order directing the defendant To snow cause
IN the Supreme Court, Chambers. next FRIDAY why ne
compelled to her amony and counsel ices
charges cruelty. abandonment amt failure 10 poVne Io
her saying that even wr she living Win MN ne spent
all his salary OF SIS week which he re-
criyed as a clerk Ackcr. Mcrrall & Condit she
November before the birth or her cnu
her severely and she compelled 10 employ pn,
to her leaving her he has sad
that her than her cent She
further states that he owns valuable real estate.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
Tribune Gable News,

THE TRIBUNE is publishing, voIuminous
and costly Special Cable Dispatches from
Europe, many of them either written
by or authorized as rublic expression Of
their views by prominent men These
dispatches hava been a valuable sourcs
of popular information during the exciting
campaign for Parliament inst ended, and
they will be continued during the new
Home RuIe contest In Parliament about TO
be begun.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
NEW JERSEY.

PATERsON-The Paterson Electric Light Company yesicr
day nut ND pole Of the premises % David Arnold The
blac ksmh Who down tSo poles erected u ne SAM"
place because alleged The company Ind not asked hi- per
mission sheriff Mckee served injun' on on Arnold ana
ne did 10 MS int rcreucr FIX iO-rcu
f0r ourl.y counsel Arnold denied that he advised AZ
mold the pole. number Of prominent citizens
Ia Arnold financial backing ia his ngf ~ih
company and the in the neghbohooi talk Of
Lnldu. a Iaise lmml- lr The hAnc nnIpo-c.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
BRODIE TO BE TRIED ar GENERAL SESSIONS.

Steve y BrOdlc, OF brooklyn Bridge no
toIety brought to the TOmbs Police Court yester
day morning before Justice Klbreth for further exam
inaiion the charge of wilfuy obstructng the traffic
tho Bridge and interfering with Officer George
Clark In discharge OF his duty. Brodies counsel
Frank oliver entered plea OF not guilty, aud Justice
kbreth held Bro1e In 500 for trial AT tho General
hesslons Ile bAll was prOmpllY furnished.