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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
HUNDRED LETTERS UNDELIJERED.
THE CARRIER GOT DsUSK AND LEFT THEM ~
pARROOM.


A dozen firms, chiefly whOlesa" butchers IN Inc
neghborhood Of Fortleth-st. and The Hudson RIVER
were in great stew on Tuesday morning because
they did not receive their mail. Complaints were
sent 10 the Postofce officials In the afternoon The
carrier the route Is John J. Heshln, yOnhg man.
who entered the service on July 30 1855. on "ednes-
day morning Postofice Inspector George W. beavers
was assigned 10 the case. He found that lieShn hau
made one delivery that morning. and had then re-
ported sick Inspector Beavers went up TO hiS house.
No. go East one hunGrr- ami, seventeenth ST., ana
fonnd him in drunken stupor.
Yesterday the Inspector found lieshin SOBER ana
asked why he had not delivered the mail lhlrus'eu "
him on Tuesday. The carrier declared that every let
Ter which he took out had been safely handed over TO
the addressed firms. Then Mr. Beavers took the man
to the houses which had complained OF having receiver
no mall Ieshin, when confronted with the members
Of the firms s,ll Insisted that he had delivered their
letters. In 10 case, however, couiu liz punt o'' ''
person TO whom he had handed them
The Inspector In disgust. finally arrested lleshih'
who Vt once weakened. lie took Mr. Beavers to Law
ery's barroom Twenty -seventhst. and seventia'e''
and called for package which he had left there. II
WIS handed to him. and In II we're Just 100 letters
Among the firms 10 whom they belonged were: J.
Stein, :. Oppenhelmer, the T1gge Strengthening 'oi'
pnpy Charles White & Co., J. Love. W. VI. Monteoh-
cry l. Co.. :. Levy. Gansevo0rt Market sheep 'o"'
pany. New York Veal aud Mutton Company II. heine
man j. Co.. and Brckstein Go. About Sixty ie'.erS
which H-shin failed 10 deliver are sl1l missing OS'
of these ale addressed to William Campbell CO., P"
per hanglngs. Nos 5l4 TO o2o Ness r"E r,,rtv
and Ncvins. Havand Co. F'pei "'"s"e'' '''
(smmissioncr Hitchcock yesterday committed lies,
hin In tho ludlow street Jail IN default VI 81 ooo
tau Ti. carrier NAV BE- Imprisoned year Tor Sc
GREETING aud delaying nihl hla''er'
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NOW THE CANOEMEN FIND AMUSEMENT.
CAMPFIREs. PARADEs AND GLLUMINATIoS-
cANADINNs sFLECT TIE NEW COMMODORE

CAMPFIREs. PARADEs AND TLLUMINATION--
CANADIANS SELECT THE NEW COMMODORE.
wilsboro. y. y, Aug IL (specal).-The tables OF
last night giving the record OF the meet showed TIC
between knappe and Gray rle corrected figures ~
day show knappe the winner with II points, ue
II points Hale points, and Foster points. Ihe
race for the Pecowc Cap. given BY F.. {. Barney OF
springfield Is consolation for those who did not
win the trophy. Tie was four and one-half
miles. The race without any special incident
Oxholm maintaining the lead and winning In ~ ~
The three mile club race postponed from yesterday
WAS sailed this morning and by ID. = God
dard with the Vesper. In the padding upset l.. B.
Palmer ont first; in the hurry -scurry T. h. III.
harrington. AMI In the sailing upset {. f. Archibald
There CONSERVATION in the camp among the
boys who belong TO the National Guard OF the state
when orders came for them to report at for duty
in buffalo This took about twenty away III the
evening. one OF the best campdreS Yet held was
that OF the Bulwaggas last night The Worcesters
also gave large campfire. On Thursday, during
each meet visitor, allowed In the camp without
badges. To-day the visitors poured in from Platis
burg Burlington and from all the country enr'
rounding Wllsboro Point. This evening the fort on
the shore Vas sormcd with fireworks and taken after
I'D the attack. The whole under the orders OF
l.. W. seslvey and Commodore Winnie.
This being the turn Of the Canadians for com
modore. they have made admirable selection III
Colonel W. II. Cotton Of Kingston {. f. l.. POrters,
also Of Kingston, is the new secretary and treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
4 TEXAS FEVER SCARE.
THREE cows DIE IN SUSPICIOUS MANNER Ar
TIE sIXTIETHST. YARDS-oUARAN-
TINE PRECAUTIONS.

TIE SlAl1ETHST. lARDS-QUAlsAN-
TINE PRECAUTIONS.
There is a mid panic among the owners Of cows
around this city. as well as among some cattle ex-
portcrs, the discovery OF what is believed to be
died these yards last week under circumstances
that indicated that they had been the victims OF this
dreaded cattle scouge To add 10 the dismay Of those
dealing In livestock about these yards, eleven carloads
Of Texan cattle by oversight were brought into
the yards and housed and fed among the cattle nom
outside the schedule District This district lies
south OF imaginary line drawn from east " wsN
by tho Government authorities. In the "ScheduS
District tho great csttleraisng States OF Texas
coming from this district have TO be tagged and kept
apart from cattle north OF the district. This Is done
To prevent spread OF Texas fever, popularity Of
which Is that Texas cattle have IL badly them
selves bat can communicate IL to the cattle OF tAe
North.
As soon as the fact discovered that these Texans
had been among tho cattle from outside the nonnfected
district the officials OF the Bureau of Animal Industry
promptly removed them to quarantine quarters ans
disinfected the sheds where they had been held Car
b)c acid WIS literally applied. The cattle are sun
In quarantine and the authorities hoping that II
may all prove only But so great was the
Friday that a of cows that belonged TO tns
same lot Of cattle remain unsoh and unstable NJ US
yards. .,. 4.
The herd Of 200 head at Philadelphia mentioned y
yesterdays Tribune Is still in quarantine w9le ~
steamer Bidal Is waiting for them In tho DeA"A"
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Cour,-1;enrral Tcrm-Rrccss continued.
Supreme tOuTt-Chambe Before Patei sou. j. Motion
ezl,ndaI, Nos. / to -, called at II o'clock.
supreme COuft-spcisi Irrm-iaus i and lad
,ourned for the term.
Circuit Court-Psrs l. IL. Ill and IV-Adjoured for
she term. 49,.
surrogatc's Court-For probate wills OF Elizabeth Low,
John {. WITH, IT,. 1t 10 y.
Common Pieas-,iencral Tern-AdJourned until october
20.
Common Pless-Specla Tern-Bcfore Giegrrch j.
Motions.
Common Pless-Tral Term-Parts |. IL and Had.
iourned for the term.
superior Court-Gcnersl Term Adjourned unit, octo.
Der l.
superior Court-Specal Tcrm-Before Dugro. j.
Motions.
journrd for the term.
CITY Court-Speclal Tem-BefoTe Ehrllch, J.-Motons.
City COurt-Tris Term-Parts /, II, III and lV-Ad.
journed for the term.
Court Of General Sessons-Pat I-Before MARITIME j..
and Assistant District Attorney Davs-Nos. 10 SO, In
Court OF General Sesslons-Part II-Before Cowng, j.,
and Assistant DstricAttorney Bedford-Nos. to D. IN
eIunye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
FARMERS' EXCAMPMEST AT Mt. GREINI

Mount GI~tna Penn. Aug 10 (HpecaD.At the
second day Of the American Farmers Encampmen;
the main auditorium was filled 10 Its utmost 10 hear
Governor Robert r. Iaitison sp-ak but the people
disappointed when Informed that he had failed
TO arrive and that excuse letter or telegram had
been received. Lieutenant Governor WairDns was
also unable TO speak James q. McSparmn president
Of the encampment, made address; lie fol
lowed by other local speakers. This evening large
camp fire held, around which were assembled many
old soldiers. farmers ana their wives with a large
number Of visitors from neghborng towns. Colonel
james A. Stnhly, Of YORK., Penn, presided. The e1-
hibiiion to-day j. well under wny almost all The
machinery is in position and much Of II being by
lie IN Ner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
4 NEW STAN GkOWTXG BRIGHTER.

San Francisco. Aug. ls.-professor Edward s. I'LL
den teegraphs from Lick Observatory that the new
star which appeared In constellation Auriga last Feb
rusry. and which faded to about the fifteenth magn
tude, that 1t appeared faint through the big
telescope observed again last night by Professors
sehaeberle Campbell and himself. lie says the star
has increased In brightness In surprising manner
being now Of ten and one half magnitude. Observa
tons OF the spectrum made during last spring left
many questions unsettled. Present observations will
throw much light upon these and will enable
tronomers to trace something like a complete history
OF the remarkable changes to which II has been sub
1ected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
eEyEnII EyGEyE ASA cAKk'S PROMOTION.

Trigadcr General Eugene Asa Carr. who was al
the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday, is the 0n'cei w
Gently promoted 10 the vacancy made by the ie'Ie'
ment for age Of BrigadlerGeneral Stanley. Ills
was the first promotion To brigadier mad" from
the cavalry arm Of the service shce 1857, and three
promotions u colonies Of Infantry have been made IN
that time. 1t il believed that the next vacancy VIII
be filed b. he promotion VI Colonel LOOMS j.. Lang
don Of the LIST Artillery, as this arm VI the service
has been neglected In tle brgadersips, and Colonel
Langdon is well qualified. General Cars military
career has been a Brilliant one. and he perio med
arduous service the plains soon after he left the
Military Academy, and was severely wounded IN a
skirInish with the Indians In October, 1884 lie
captain at the beginning Of the civil War. and bis
gaIIantry at Wilson's Creek, August TO- 1851,
cured him u brevet of lieutenant colonel. In March,
1867 he was appointed brigader-general Of volnn
teers since tile war he las been engaged in active
service in the various Indian expeditions and on the
frontier aud 1t Is expected that he will 20 TO the
command Of the Department Of the Columbia, with
headquarters at the Vancouver Barracks Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
TESTIMONY iGAINS WALo"'
TRYING TO SHOW THAT HE BRUTALITY CLuBBED
THE MAN WHOM HE AFTERwARD KILLED.

TRYING TO SHOW THAT HE BRUTALLY CLUBBED
THE MAN WHOM HE AFTERwARD KILLED.
The Inquest In the case Of Charles Reilly, the mem
Der OF the "rag gang who was shot ana heu ."
the night OF July %. in East Ihir'y'eeh'n''' W
Policeman Walsh was continued yesterday by coroner
Levy and Jury. and again ADJOURNED at i oo ~
until Thursday morning next. ut ~ ocioeh. io
mornings evidence furnished ehurcH W WIZ
nesses against the policeman. and was nat con-
tradIctiOn of the statements made previously ny
Wall and his brother policeman
Patrick Loushn, a plasterer OF No oo' rrH'
ave-, testified that on The night OF the shoouns ""''"
and his friend Maxwell stood ut the northwest corher'
Charlie, Reilly and Joseph Malloy, ahotheF So"hs
man. came up the avenue and st0Oi Oh the oPio0''0
corner. Walsh walked slowly over TO inc Souhs he''
and. without saying word. struck Reilly men" III.
the mouth. Malloy walked away Walsh uieh si'Ppeu
Reilly I'm the face and began TO club him. Inc VII
ness was positive that Reilly had not ht'efeu i"
abusive word or made attempt to assault the po'e
man. Walsh continued TO club Reilly across inc ''i
and legs for distance Of seventy-ive feet, through
Thirty eighthst. toward Second-ave. keihy kept IT,
treating backward and made no attempt to run away
According TO the witness, he merely endeavored TO
shield himself from the blows Of the policeman cuo'
Walsh then returned to the corner Reilly followed
the policeman and sat down on the Sidewalk. The
witness heard Walsh odcr him away and make threats
Then he made another attempt 10 assault Reilly WHO
entered Mortimers liquor store. Walsh, after rap
ping for assistance followed him. The witness saw
Walsh drag Reilly out OF the place short time AFTER
with the assistance VI Policeman McCabe.
Loughlin said that soon "a the sidewalk WAS
reached Walsh Immediately began to club Reilly, and
continued to do so from Thiry-ninth TO Thirty eighth
ST. In Frstave. McCabc also used his club upon The
prisoner. In tile middle Of the block the witness
noticed that the policemen ana The prisoner fell To-
gctlIer to the sidewalk Wa'hs friend. Maxwell was
Oh the bottom, Walsh next 10 him and under Reilly
At Thirty -eghth-st. and Firstavc. the witness saw
Reilly break away and toward Second ave-, pur
sucd by Walsh. About fifteen yards up the street he
SAW Walsh stumble ard then draw his revolver and
fire Il shot mt Reilly The latter staggered and
yelling God Almighty fell face downward on the
sidewalk. Walsh, after cunning few feet toward
him. also fell with blood flowing down his face. lie
denied that Reilly had fired II, Walsh first.
Joseph Maloy gave testimony about Walsh striking
him in the face but he knew nothing about the shoot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
FORMING THE LAKE MAHOPir CLUB.

The Mahopsc Club has recently been organized ab
Lake Mah0pac under favorable auspices and with large
members hip. At meeting held list evening committee
on permanent organization with power to draft consu
zion and bylaws. was appointed, and the following were
unanimously eectd officers OF the club Colonel David
b. Sickes president George II. Lowerr. yce-prcsident;
Clarence w. Duipgnnc secretary; and j. Frederick Dor
Ing treasurer Arrangements have been made for
mis- tournament b. BE- held August 25 % and 81.
which valuable prizes will he offered contestants.
and among other entertainments proposed are regatta on
the fete champetre ladies' reception tally
bo excursion The club II To BE- incorporated and build
Ing fund will be crfmtd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
TWO RECEIVERS APPOINTED.

Allan r. Cumming has beon appointed receiver OF
the New York Trading and Investment Company. Of
No 50 Broadway, in the proceedings for II voluntary
dissolution Of the corporation. The assets arc r,.,
resented to be 1921 OO0 and there are no debt.
Louis c. Raegcner was yesterday appointed re-
ceiver Of Britton a Burr, stock brokers. Of No 30
Broad ST., to settle up the partnership.
Judgment for s2,0j5 yesterday entered against
the North American Exchange Company. Limited, in
favor Of Frank Lazarus. for rent Of Offices al No 81
Broadway. John W. Young vice president OF the com.
pany. is son OF the late brigham Young.
Judgment for 45ll was Yesterday entered against
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A DECISION IN A KEYSTONE BANK CASE.

Philadelphia. Aug. 1s.-An opinion was oday
filed by Judge Wakes in the United States Circuit
Court Of Appeals, deciding In favor Of George w.
C1other bis suit against Robert NJ Ysrdsey. receiver
of the Keystone National Bank. The case is I'M
portant, 1t will be precedent In other similar
cases and II was said that the money hanging In the
balance amounts to $4OO,0O0. The facts were. in
Clothers case, that he was depositor in the bank
end ut the time OF the closing Of It's doors had on
deposit there 81 1876. He wps also cndorser
on three notes. sggregating In amount $500, which
had been discounted by the bank prior 10 It's closing
~ but which notes did not mature until soms time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
Efs ENTERPRISE GOT HIM INTO TROUBLE.

Circulars signed by H. :. Hawley have been re-
celvrd BY wealthy women nj Saratoga this season.
Offering 10 sell Chinese goods and Turkish rugs ut
90 per cent under usual prices. When customers
called on Mr.. lIawlcy h. gave them the Impression
that the goods had been smueglcd The matter com
Ing to the ears Of Special Agent C. H. Traittcnr. OF
the Custom House. he visited Mr.. awley, and seized
lot OF Turkish rugs, Chinese curtains, gowns. orna
mental cloths and shaws the value OF about 81 600
The seizure Is provisional one and Iawlcy has foir
DAYS I'm which to prove that lie has not violated the
revenue laws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
TO TEST THE WHITEHEAD TORPEDOEs.

The torpedo boat Gushing has returned 10 Wv
Navy Yard. She went up the Sound Wech -.
with Commander George A. Converse and Lieu'en""'
John Hubbard members OF the special torpedo oo"'.
to pick ont safe and available place Tor a 'es'
the Whitehead torpedoes the launching tubes ior
have recently been fitted in the vessel ec'e'~' y
,bess torrv,do.s are about completed and the ex'
perinents Will probably be made next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
THE IRON srEIMBOIr CEPuEUs FL0iTED

The Iron steamboat Crpleus which was stranded
near Norton's Point, Coney Island. hoated yes
terday morning Mt 8 O'clock \ big derrick raised up
her sarboard side and the powerful pumps OF the
wrecklng steamer pumped her out. Then She aoated
and tug pulled her into deep water Divers were at
work yesterday afternoon examining the steamers
bottom. she will be towed mp 10 the dry-dock In
Jersey City this morning. None OF her machinery
Displaced by her ms,Up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
GRAND ARMY DAY AT ROUND LAKE.

Round Lake, y. ". Aug. 1s (special).-The Grand
ARMY pay exercises here to-day brought forth large
crowd Speeches made by General Joseph Il.
Carr Colonel Macarthur and Others. letter was
read from Commander Chief John Palmer OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic In which he
offered the following sentiment: "We have
extended an invitation TO the whole word
to visit the Columbian Exposition. 1t WIS the Union
so,d,er who made It possible to present to the nations
nj the earth the gories Of America under one flag
and in sacng this great Republic they saved lof all
mankind the priceless jewel OF liberty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
FINDS FOR NEEDY VETERANS.

The Grand Army Of Republic veterans Of "' s "s
are making preparations for the distribution OF INC
which has been appropriated this year oy the CIV .v
helm of needy veterans OF both the military and ns's
posts At the special meeting held last night q
Post rooms by the Associated Commanders anu ~
ma sters the method OF distribution OF the iuna We" 49,
psined to the members. There Ii u strong feene 80.
mart OF the Grand Army that their own represen
and nat , ctv, Charity should decide upon
the recipients of the money. The city however WI"
upon a general oversight Of the distribution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
rLorIcE MIST GIVE PARTICULARS.

rlorce Won AK will not BE- allowed TO walt until
the trail before making detailed statement regarding
her alleged marriage To the late Jacob lial,tead
Pend ng her suit for dover portion Of the liaStead
estate, the defendants Monday agreed In superior
Court fer a biz of particulars Of the marriage, which,
She sad had taken place. Judge Dugro yesterday
granted the application saving rhe plaintiff should
serve bill ~ particulars, stating the time and place
u the alleged marriage and the names oil the alleged
witnesses. and whether not the marriage was a
crrcmoui i one"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
FOR LOADING A SCHOONER At TIE BAR.

The Manhattan Beach ilNel and Land Company.
Limited, want, damages Of 200 from the soop
American Banner for taking lot Of sand from tlso
lar n font Of Marhatial Beach Thi, bar act-
br,.wa alter In preventing the tides carrying away tho
earth from the leach. The company has filed Lb"l
for the sim claimed in the I nitnd STATE, District
Court II alleges that the sloop has been carrying
away calgJes OF Si8d all simmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
BRE4KING LFyEES ~ LOrISTANI.

New Orleans Aug. 1S.-The situation In AIgiers is
becoming alarming The levee the side Of the
ferryhouse has cracked and the residents the river
front are uneasy They regard the cracks as signs
Of an approaching caveIn and are apprchcnsive that
their property will be suddenly washed into the river
several heavy cnvngs reported In PlaquemIne
Parish below New Orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
HER HUSBAND RESPONSIBLE FOR HER CRIME

Mrs Annie Gottlleb will not be prosecuted for per
Jury for swearing she owned house which really
belonged TO another. The Grand Jury yesterday dis
missed the complaint believing that she had merely
dono what her husband told her to do The hus-
band Henry Il lawyer, was counsel for Ralph levin,
indicted for arson. Mrs. GOt.llcb went his bail.
swearing falsely that she owned property In Pitt-st.
Her husband Is In the rombs awaiting trial
three indie tments for forgery and grand larceny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
4 BANK CLERK DEFAULTS.

lancaster. Penn, Aug. 16-John F. Miller, in
dividual bOOkkceper OF the First National Bank
Columbia, Penn, has absconded and Is a dcfauter
for a large sum Of money. The bank officials refused
to give any Information to the amount. Mile:
went on his vacation July II, and nothing has since
been heard OF him. His prolonged absence led TO
investigation and discovery OF the defalcaton. The
hank officials have offered rcwi,rd for his capture
The fugitive Is twenty three years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
~ PKEAIUENT BOGR4N ALIrE.

san Francisco. Aug. 1s-The report sent yesterday
from NewOrlcans that ex President Bogran. Of Hon
duras bad been killed. is not correct lie IL regis
tered at hotel this city and has BEEN interviewed
by the newspapers here. lie says lie is OF his way
Europe and knows nothing about revolution in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19

IIawley Chapman, the dcmented actor, In favor OF
Potter Brother who managed and collected rents OF
hi, property In this city and said they paid over 10
him S4ji In Of what he entitled TO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19

afterward Receiver Yardley sought To collect from
(1ober the amount of his notes and Clother claimed
to set or his deposit in the Keystone against his
liability upon them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19
FOR THE NEw-JERSEY SUMMER RESORTS. VIA
READING RAILROAD System.

Boats OF the Sandy Hook route leave New York.
Pier No. North River, Mt 80, 8. IL a. NJ, l. 3 49,
80. ) 80 p. m. sundays 80 a. ~, p. m.
IL 30 a. m. Il 30 saturdays only, 80. AS, 49,
4. 80. 80 6:l5 p. m. Sundays 9I5 IL 80 9. H..
4 d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19

TICKETS TO KANSAS CITY, MO-, AND RETURN AT
REDUCED RATES
From August Is 10 u, inclusive, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will sell excursion tickets New
York 10 Kansas City and return. at rate OF $25 for
the round TIP Return coupons will he valid until
september TO- inclusive. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-19

KANSAS CITY AND RETURN-$:o.
By "Americas Greatest Ralroad,' the new
Central Take the best.