The Sun (New York) Newspaper, August 22, 1872, Page 3

THE SUN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1872. VYTHING TO DEFEAT HL G. | aieieintenett tad atwnist to berated amin | LIE COLORED BOYS’ PICNIC. ce ean AMERICAN PLUCK IN ITALY} an inquest wes neva pecserday by Coroner Corn meal—Weatern, &¢,, 68.25@83.8) ; Brandywine, 83.. 50084, ovisions —M n : - the future: but Gin. Dix was the strongert man dint The Sheriff of Weatchester Learning the ou Retirme: tu the case of Maggie Fritz, aged 4, of 448 plenty ipproved athe 290°) Buh tobe . NO he two gre en. " " , | re r Vout Fifty-<ceond atre 5 killed on tant Satu 6" option } (HE OFETCEHOLDERS NOMTN sie bs Delegates’ from Ontario, Jefferson, Eesex, | ROLLICKING ON THE SHORES OF ‘acts from the Sun—-The Witnesses and | yep, nerweEN AN ITALIAN COU ‘West Fifty | street, who was killed on last Satur. yee Sriacer Depupaaber val for fps Or ber GEN. DIX FOR GOVERNOR, Gagne Herkiticr, Livingston, and Madison ‘LONG LELAND SOUND, Assnnsin nt Large—How not to Do AND AN AMBRIOAN, day night ¥ ith wetone thrown by John Gory Jobbing way 2) bbts. at M412. Beof quict,, Recom on each for his county seconded Gen, Dix. beter a Vengeance-No Reward to be OMe pl Gustave Fritz, father of the ehtld testified that he | Aoarce and prigos hlaver long elear quittd a 4440. om fon. Woodlord Beaten for Congressman at DIX NOMINATED BY ACCLAMATION, Dinplay of Ivory-Romping and | The brutal murder of Mathew Curran | gegenting an tusult to bie Co Kept winger beer saloon and blacksmith #hon at the | fBwert unite timo. city" ered mass at th ‘tied har Trederick Dongina att Ie Mr. Bruce moved the nomination of Gen, Dix ing nod Swimming- The Old Vii and the attempt to kill Michael Foley by John Riow-The Ttatlan Ne above mentioned place, On Saturday night, hetween 10 Ielere at «th bulk 10 ary anit shoulders 4 atthe Klectoral Picket and Stewart byacclamation. ‘The chair put the motion, but Rrenkdown on the Deck of an Cody In New Rochelle on Saturday night, to tlon—Pistole at Fourteen BAIL o'ssnce, He wae Guated with thes ta Von: Wontsin at 81 1denbie tor gua tb ehences Woodford at the Tail, Feary Tint cine eomntaerionn Wan. nee mede be in Stenmer. gether with the inexcusable neglect of the vil Palle as the Firat Fire frins, Goory and th men were We for sutnmier ; inatevening 1/0 tee. Western ke' A 21.—The Republican State | POqneed that the nominatic ce : u po - ont tt dere, has aroused rom th ruin fs fide of the sireet, (Goury shrew three ati Fests 48, for atoan anid kettle. Dresned in acclamation The picnic of the colored children at | tage police to arrest the mur . sm the Turin Ghuatieta, Aug. nto the salon, One ad he stones etruck the ch good demanil aiid prices frm at B@s Ke. re ad tat was called to order a Hitle after Mr. I d. after remarks highly compl. ignation throughout Westchester county, A An “affair of honor’ was determined | the ead. Goory was tntocicated. Witness had given Oriental Grove yesterday, although in some re- | in ae ama’ ¢ 5 meate entary to Robertson, withdrew bis name and ' seems © never Het tos | Yoaterday between Gor i aan Siewenae y provueation for the attack, aud had never quar: Checne 1h A,B. Curnelly Chater Mf the State | Tindoed Weatcheater to Gen. Dix. [Great | specta a failure, was real pleasant to those who | more stupid set of officers could never get to- | yesterday between Count Benedutte Vincenzo | ri lf sith tie prisoner Btate tac t F ‘ Piatt Carpenter of ether than those in New Rochelle, ‘The mur. | Selle aud an American named Frederick trew Hie tentinbone OF the father was forraborated hy (kat s—Thore cheers.) ek participated in it. The advertised time for start- | cether thay New ' he latter occupied on important position | of another. wince, aud a verdict hens re herd ‘and prices are higher on all except " ord temporary chairman, || Mr townsend, Gene. Robingon and Diven | ing from the foot of Christopher street was s | der was committed on Saturday night at half | in ‘the well-known Buglich banking fir | Rirwrnee Mii ne wae cbmrmitend, Conners pare that bat ‘Midaling w pian Bix and sw’ miding do ; ao vain, addressed | Ait Mr. Clarke were successively withdrawn i aul, Comsneh Stkules. Wi vecthe | Mbsererdierd ett Pineee ean ane | ontoren ai Negra tha ihe ste GR at short bales, of winioi 1,001 fore a ERIE SHY Sue eoe UT] thete re tive counties, each pledging thotr | o'clock A. Ma but the barge Sarah Bmith did not | past 12 o'clock, Coroner Meeks began the if Moners, Loyd & Cn deen pe Leghorn, | 8 Jahon Mean ult Ih West Fitty-eecomt Torta in and a Conver At length fn glorift au Lg mip pars to | on, Dix 1 his motion that Dix be | (Mt off her lines until half past ten, when she | quest at oe Jock on Sunday morning, adjourned | iq japetess invalid. Gradually experieneti — esl im ; administration, aud in bitter de: 1 Mia tad hy nselamations which was carried | Waa towed out Into the river by the propelior R. | it until Monday night, and then conchided It. | the wholesome influence of our climate, he | PINASCIAL ASD COMMERCIAL, ve Kovember, and on of Greeley and the Democrat ind enthusiastic applause and cheers, Doane, Capt. Thos, Purcell, and around to the | jygfned ignorant or the murder, and cven now | Encp to certan jearnule itcthe Urited wate ‘ = < t sagem was quoted dered that a.com mitt oof two We ptite Chairman then announced Gen Dix 98 | foot of Kant Twonty-elghth street whore the sec | fie has t omiclal know dge of it The Coroner | and in the beginnitye of the next ye lida hentel Wronespay, Aug. 21-2, M.—The opera- hwer; antes 4 district be appointed on contested | the nominee nd lot of passengers were taken on board has given the Sherif no warrant for the mur- | completely restored, he went to Rome, and paid | tons at the Stock Exchange wore confined to snine - — HOOF ond lot © on board, are e erdict of th was y y MAL and $1,681.65 TOF ! ke ¢ e¢ on resolutions, Rosa Abaca Aah abet alah at bicas dae The delay on the North River side was to ora arrests yet the verdicg OF the fury, ae | gasiduous attention to the lectures of the cele- | @ very few shares, such as Erle and Pacific Mall, in atendye ha slow alee Pus POR THURLOW WEED The Chair announced that the next business : t Curran came ty bis death at the hands of | brated aatrononier and sathomatician, Father Tioten OF atrain,” ON ahic, for wail though Western Union Tele vr. | await the expected throng of colored ehildre: Cody. Secchi, who. ther aph, Wabash, and | mixed had eh) eof the hail vent vinnie ver When | Ws the nomination roliof delegates was then called. M acArthur ‘oy. named 0 Hot rhey vod slot ‘1 barge rif Brundage heard nothing of the mur- | which ‘his favorite studies were conducted. in | Lake Shore at times, commanded some promi | 6: for Western whi Aa Fe eee ad tea | pete a cAEIUE OF tox, sumed: tho Hon. | They arrived slowly, and when the barge left Frere te hm Bt He iron cent | UC his favorite studies ware conducted, in ke Bhore at times commanded some promt | gana x ‘ delegates f he Firat Diss | _ Gen, Sharpe of Uister sald that the Hon, A,B, | the pler there wore only 178 colored children | poputy Sherif! Marshal to make inquiries | Brewster went many contributions to an Irieh | B°RCe. but the remainder of the heretofore ac- | toa at sive. an oad of choior at 44'4c.1 sedated Che tha Waal oF it having withdrawn hisiuine, he nein | and some forty adult persons on board. Some | Mri Marshall returned and reported that list and a Seotch Journal. from which he ‘dorived | tive list presented no feature of stenificance, t uae, for new hack Uitlane, Aeeoketee It was ordered that the names of bot ohn ated, on | seventy. a boys, sane hata she of Police Govins had not been seen since ‘tues | guMmetent remineration to det sential ex- | The above stocks were exccedingly vente nage in atore + wreand contestants be read in the roll hatcat West ES IRE eka ch bls tel Cee e Bloska Ay night, “The other oMcers could give uo in: | penges, In. IM he recelvod valuable; comics | ae eoeeere works Wabest ita ee ha for Canadians sn Sore: Bae ve mination, were allowed to Ko along from the foot of Chris. ation. Outsiders only could tell the story. | gions from American firms, From that year | N° except Erle and Wabash, the first named Toate, gold. with : My ee een ens Senators Thayer, MeDougal of Cayuga, and | topher street. ‘The witnesses are at large, having boen required | until the June of Iasi, Mr. Heewster secmed to | having heen the conspicuous feature of the day, { Whe ‘ name was read three | varus others sccohded the mominatonof Gen. | ‘The colored youth, who were neatly and cleans | {9 #ive ho recognizances ‘except Foley, who Is | teangncta lively trade. Speculation im -steman | and the number of Brie shares which changed Fro uo nates bar t w n for the “warhorse” ofthe | Robinson, and various others that of Thayer fn the Poor House), aud general oficial demoral- | sulphur and fruit tn Messinaand Palermo caused | jy, F went hha a4 4 the i varie othors that of Thayer: | ly dressed asa rate, and well behaved, at once | ization prevailed : Mee cornilete und sudden Mine hocmageer ha | lands footed up more than one half the record | Ht evening, 1.2% hiis., mosty on private’ terme, but { bss hale ld tit es ell, The rn plunged into a grand aceno of enjoyment on the | The citizens had pronosed that the Trustees | was Feadily reoctved into the houke of Lloyd & | e4 transactions of tho entire | for centrifugal. Resin was not present on account ¢ ObINKO r saree. Fee! * : for a rewal e p ras discov- | Co,, of Leghom, where he remained up te the The early price of this stock was 4) - | My itwe. Clark waa!nained ae tis substi: | fhe ngutination was made unanim barge, racing upand down staire and running | ret (iy barn in the suburbs, the Aldermen ran | fatal event with which bis name wit betoneand | ane ly price of this stock was 46%, but Ine | MAES HC twine active pelng Auished. Mr; sane Day until 8 o'clock about the decks, Nearly every one had invested |}, the fire, and that war the last of It. unenviably associated, ‘ fluenced by the London advance from 86% to 40, 83. Goce 819 Lor alr Ha ifleation that there is only ina “Dolly Varden whip,” and put inthe time | Sheriff is unable to exptain away the conduct Ana - thero was an active covering movement which i males, 30) bbia, at Bt 4c district In the State in. which there is @ con CONGRESSMAN AT LARGE, bil tracts Phas P 5 the Coroner, District Attorney Briggs is also THE PROVOCATION, ‘ er. rolcum quiet am ie ran up the quota while awaiting the first distribution of rations fon here to 40% at the tn bbls. Tallow we, old at 9% mito} The Count Benedetto Ving ention reassemblod at 8:30. ‘The Coroner has made to rey nzo Sella was one t , puzzled. Th Whiskey dectined to . { Me, Hugh Gardner moved that a committee of Minced as next in order the nomina- | by playing “lap-jacket." a pair of them now and | Eitierot these officers, acthe law requires, It [of the hichest-and best branches of the late | Our teaders will remember that when the nrc closite at wadud. for arain Wt Liven from each Congressional district. to peresstian at lange. en Javing on until their whips were worn out. | js possible that the Coroner may have given that f Partna’s family, He was originally in- ] price wae M\@t5% referonce was made in this | eal, aud larKe vessels Lo Cork'for orders ut fe. ed. ys but the Sheriff for the clerical profession; but the hree clect ny nominated Lyman Tre- | But the best of nature characterized their lively | gieepy oMicer Govins. a warra at large. be appoln column to the purchases in this market by the paccat site Mr. Charles Spencer. move 1) amendment pledwed Albany fora thousand more | eneounters, a Wd have had one first nd tonsure proved too uninyiting for one 5 " providing that after the open nomination the | Republican votes than it gaye Grant tn 1868, A OY'S PITLOSOPAY, nrif Hrundage has taken the ease In hand letters calibre, and be preferred to con. | Mefenry party of considerable amounts of MARINE INTELLIGENCE. fe shall be ch: by of Mr. Spen Mr. Smythe of Tioga and Mr. Marvin of Dela- As the boat pushed out {nto the river, the | solely on the report in THE SUN, and will arrest | fine bis ition tothe rank of an officer inthe | stock, which at the time were reported to be for S aear tetas amendinent Was eresolu- | ware seconded the nomination. youngsters were sent above, and preparations | the murderer, He has placed detectives on the | National Guards, Or f ult. the Count and | the purpose of Inaugurat! 4 AUNTATORE ALIANAC—THTA DAY t mended ad Mr. Dutcher of Kings presented the name of | were made to give them their morning linch, | fellows track who cannot fall to capture him, | Mr. Brewster had an occasional meetin: in the | We Purpose of inaugurating an upward move- | sun rites..... 5 1s Sun sets...... 6 48 Moon tiees.. 9 18 M eroft Kings ved that the pomina: Stewart L. Woodford. whose record for fidelity | Opposite the Battery they were ‘The Sheriff obtained a clue last night. While | sala of the Le @Oro in Leghorn, In this | ment, and there are various rumors floating | genay Hook.A0il Gor tame tt Ww Tell G: tion of Congressiian at large be also made tn | was second to none inthe land,and whose name | [hecand marched past the lunch tables « Govins is loafins around New York, It. fa highly | favorite nedetto and the American | around the street respecting the formation of a Le [ pen Convention eas Chat of electors at | would give strength to the teket ; lower deck, whe: hh was served with a Probable that die Sheriff will have Cody tn Jail. vtlema ed through accidental meet= | Now Londet ith this Bisehow aren and that the Congressman at large be | | Gen, Davies and Mr rd of New York, and milk and asandwich, And their going for it | — The District Attorney, the Shertff, and the Ings a warm intin Tt seemed to be. the | HeW London pool in this Bischoffsheim Interest, Arrived—Wapnxavay, Aug. 21, hated first ne Mr, dines of St e seconded the nomi- | was a sight worth seeing. rere boys and | reporter drove from W hite Winina ts the County American's pride to acquire the most resiued | though private telegrams attribute the rise In 1 Volunteer, Phitedeunh, mda A Saratoga deleyate moved t d by strike | nati girls of all age m three to Afteen, and of | House yesterday and saw Foley. His story is | knowlcdve and accent ofour language, ast was | that market. to. well-clrculate . o nt City, Hay an Side and pas a from the resoku fe clatise requiring tha Mr, Tremain suggested that as New York had | very hue frm ollve. to ebony ciwas | substantially the sae gs that in Posterday’s | the Connt’s failing to, have an nidiie Feyerene ee Well-circulated Feporte of | steamship lente Boll, 1achmond, = res nhe f " 1 the Governor, it would be wise to recognize | served in turn there was a spl bition | Sex, with the exception that Cody did not strike | for any persons from distant elim A lively practically 4. consolidation of interests with Fark Habine,davenecoaner, ated to, anid the resolution as amended ther parts of the State, We had also twogen- | of ivory, some of them laughing all over as they | him'with th patter ad butchered Curra Harose concerning the purity of Ameri- | the New York Central. This latter rue [8th Cr cara Falteoad bron, ' erals already on the teket, and it was advisable | thanked the accommodating waiters, One boy Late la t night the Sheriff was told that Go- nities, and the Count employed most t nor Nias Bainod the more redence | fri Princess Reateler, Pointer titre, Quad.anearAe Kee how to recogn ze the civilian element f unusual capacity asked for a second mug of | ving knows where Cody is, but is expecting words de pry of the same, The Amer ch rem anc that Erie officials Beue Thomas Tarull, Mayaguez, P. R, eugar, & " Mr, Sackett of Saratoga seconded Mr. 1 ink and an addithcnal installment of sandwich, | that that the Sherif will offer a reward. But | lean demanded first as a courtesy that the broil ofthe so-called Vanderbilt party have | A'so, the Usual Fiver and Const wiae vous maia’s rewarks, med that they were passed around | Tne SCS ie authorized to say that no reward | should be ended and the ¢ nd failing to ba | fately been hobn une te Teale Kockaway Sattop—Steaneh\ps Hausa, for Bremen ; Pollux, Mot On re UNED BPEXCER 1% POLL cMOwe a time, he exclaiue will be offered rt din, Mr. Brewst eda stinging | Nd clewhere; though the whole story is too | terditi Seutia, Wisconen 1 Ciiy of Galven piston. . wecaeIn Toe anedil tat ain't talhie how aap blow at ihe Count Titties table int | absurd to be veitousty entertained, or that suen | tun, New Orie Charleston, , New York delegation, | S* ft po keacred tHaeihe | = drew his sword, ‘The mutual ds of t tothe Atlantic and Great Western, and certain | Eivenroot. Aug. 21 —Caspian, Baltimore, | ; Doing assured that the rations would be irew his sword, ‘The mutual 0 hi d SOUTHAM Dewtachland, New York i 6 O0F Gen hood ree | eee eae seed ane ae rane the dius, | The State of Mississippt Robbed of Large | Count and the foreigner immediately intert ty beyed by euch an ann ural alliance as | City of New Yorks Now Vortk, os it ul a sopotimiorie I " f locality was not @ sound one, f Re hesutve recon dlied t6't ality intr Suis by Means of Forged Warrants ‘The | and exerted their every effort to reconcile ( ety duty antes ett tte Rotd Would more | | Buxst, Aug, 2t.—Washineton, New York ‘ faint l naid ‘the Teseeht coninet was ( Te eee clematine hich certelale cared | bution between himself vther Willian Perpetrator Arrested in this City. Bone ite anotliee raat nt teiselled Sie, | the. most ue bear In this stock, could | q t i ispencer) of his feet said the Hon. GAMNET'S NY rsome time the State authorities of | jyuwster te tetlee J ave prophe The next few days will n nsiness Motices, Vilhana Darling, a distinguished ctvilia Refore the foot of Tw hth street was sissippi have bee ensely € ed over e ss - r tearly determine the th of Uhh . a ji who bad Ya proiminent candidate for Cone i hed they had all disposed of thelr milk and in ee r es gPhadrntsndect clad deh rtraeah Partito nov ‘nt, but in th f ec ere a at large, had withdrawn his name in | sandwiches, and been sent above e they | tensive frauds, amounting to hundreds of thou On the foliowing morning the following note | er n earnings at the rate of 8S, foyer of Gen. Woodford, He then eulogized | furrahed iu chorus with the bund whis- | sands of dollars, which have b perpetrated | was ed to Mr. Brewsier by one of the week, the prospect of div : Hien, Woodford, and urged the Convention now Pwenty-elebth | upon the stat ptroller's office in Jackson. | men » j : SORA Ort RUE Te TY ter- Centaur Liniment when victory fs assured, to stand by the man fe hildren, | if 1 Fi Patanro Suyta, July 2 whos hy the party La the hour of darkness, ramins | Foratime it seemed as if no clue could be | | s n have humiliated me in the presence y Western Union Telegraph and Pa Mai! | Wi cure NEURALGIA, BRUISES, SWELLING® q h disaster, and defeat as Were n= | found by which to ferret out the method by | fishies, wut T cavnot hve without some cHort to ee ¥ ext In speculative interest, the first named a bor of ladies and gentlemen connected with the | which these frauds Were consummated field ut houor on aday which Fou will halve, Aud Ub havin dropped to iz on free sules, with a good | STIFF JOINTS, STRAINS, BKOUGH OF MILITARY HEM, rel jotles and. St. Jobn's As t beh eminna Pease ted iaktins ects eral [ergs Ant . Pnawe,aud under | iisiness inthe afternoon dealings, Some long test en. Curtiss, of St. Lawrence. said he had not | youngsters stepped aboard they were mustered | lensth in balancing accounts in the Comptrol- Hexknerzo Vinewxao Seut.a stock Was thrown upon tl rhet, influenced UMATISM, lntended fo say anything concerning the nomi: | past the lunch tables and their wants were sup- | ler's office, a number of counterfeit warrants Lieutenant Fifth Regtiient Natiowa, « by reports that a new company some time sin : ; ' nition of this Candidate, but bis delegation bad | plied were dlacovered to which the proper names of | %t- FARDARICR Dusworss ranized bad eo ed contracts for building | anit Fleth, Hone, and Muscle Ailments upon MAN colt e ty do so. We have come here, | It was expected that about five hundred col : The American sent the following brief 10,00) miles, and that this line now running be- 5 t said ninate candidates for office, We | ored children would embark at Twenty-elehth | the Stw fals had been forged, and which in 8 Puages Baw Man tween New York and Washington would thus | #¢ BEAST. ha med at bore the title of Major- | street, while fully seven hundred were expected | every instance had been paid as bona fide claims Sime Dwill Might with platols today on tt an nbe in operation in allot the principal cities th at ti General throu war, We have also | at Christopher street, but they failed to putin | he frauds represented extensive sume and | fs! Feav, Burwsren, | Vacitic Mail was also weak, having sold as low as | 7° the Hck and bed-ridden, the halt aud lame, wound t taken @ man whe went through t Mexican | an appearance. The committee had furnished K. V. Seta, Lieutenant ‘ with, however, @ partial recovery at the | eg ana ‘ \ War and the Rebellion, He, therefore, thought | the Rev. H. H. Garnet, the champion of Grant | threw the authorities into grest consternetion Wher frieuds again interfered, and ro- | clime. Wabash reflected the manipulations of | Sot ee tes We eet beni omy ve mente ad taken sulicieat of our military men. He [in the Cooper Institute discussion, with ¢ as the swindle had Leen perpetrated so neatly Kd the affair be acer Hated at | Mr Drew, and raptily wdvanced fr 0 the poor and dletre n “ sly ! w Gen, Woodford well and lotg. | Knew | thousand invitations to distribute among the | a. to leave no hint wher He nae doumaltutan pedter to do 0 amid proper surrounds | is nd Boal trabsections, wh FO TAR Hocr ahd! Aiatreneed): WAS NEVE Openy Cee ue i A gallant and worthy representative | colured children, but according to one. of the 30 h ti fe St of Atigust was the day appointed, | Poderstels steady without any ta ii. | money for worthless medicines, a bottle : ; © Republican party, but we have done | managers Mr. Garnet left them undistributed | and forgers could be detected, wore decided on, aa the weapons to be | Cations nf sil bert eee ee Bete 00 LETHE; WRB IRRy: | MOST AOE Woren lO AOMELANG, © Baltes St CRRTAUR ‘ ‘ dividual itber enough of tis) Uday.” He therefore twok | and Wok binisell off to Long Hranch The District Attorney's office had been noti- | used. andthe distance betwen the cuptestante | “hy "expreas sticket nothing of tn LINIMENT will be given withont charge : IL ' WOODFORD WITHDRAWS On the way to Oriental Grov ceived a telegram from the authorities In Jack- ON THE FATAL FIELD. At tii start the price war strong at 114i, the i a R : Gen, Woodfurd taid aeeee catty eet te nie echibithok Ue capeerat | son requesting him to arrest one James Cun- | The affair was kept in profound secrecy by all tity tilt aboat hiiay whe Ht broke to 113% on | MYited Co try the CENTAUTE LINIMENT without cowt aba ‘cideieut tration of the slate | ,CANTLEMEN OF tine Convention: ix years again | Which everybody had to laugh. ‘The band played Bad ch thoes Camiicier in dyke Haste tice: | Roneet came Ged Gute cate ne meticnes Noe tee Cen o Some of the ingredients of this Linimemt are equally Chmgree, ty festa oe eee dent dokaen | 8 waite and a hundred or wo of Juvenile Ktbiobs | had clear proof, Tis probable whereabouts | taking au unusually early drive in two chatses tu | Whete the pool, which haa mot hee bddious Yor MAS and BBLOT! Mele CAP GAINES tee) moe t) the great sn party of this state honored | Over from aewimining of the head: and fouror | Mked. It was also said that another man was | wood of Brunello they alighted and bade the | furure deiiveryccan sorrow tus teetity * Centaur,” which was half horse and half men ‘ wart {2 | me With your nomination ws LewteuantGovernor, The | Hye iit wrumn pitts rushed to his recede, But | implicated, whose name was not known, but man return to Leghorn, LieutCol, Ronold | ecin for ie) very wax, heniibally aetive ie prpdiblanca Bol horee an man, F i wih hin for y aL Oy oe WL eae te ee eee ee ea thentand ctrect | Who was stipbesed to be the engraver who coun the Bersaliers and Mr. Charles Lloyd of | 150'6.5, 506. 118. Poe and even of Le cent fo CENTAUL LINIMENT —white weapper—ie for Pam- future, way more than lat hestvatd economy of the obe sidecacd the united | Up #real old Virginia “hoe-down.” | F WOK | terfeited the plates from whet the impression charn were 1 by Mr. Brewster teact as | dally use, ‘Thus, wt thislatter rate. hi ' t otat forces of the Tanunady and Fric combiiatives upoo the | moments it seemed to take away. thelr bre Of the warrants were drawn, | Cunningham, Ae CAs tao ane tage e LttOw AL would stem foot thie that tne | UF use. The CENTAUR LINIMENT—yellow wrapper H Beri Pine (ras pay te h hubored me with your momtoation as | then with @ shout of delight they set hands | Bewever, was said to be the prineipal | ant Dae tanleT wane hice f tive ellgue te noth Hiane broken, aud i ; A struggle that followed Twas beaten. | and feet in motion and went it like mad. Fe ue Capt. Jan Irving of the Central Detective | Count wand the reply were read | fest the p 5 inece to otacla th ts for Horees aud Animals, It will care SPAVIN, ‘ tallore are entitled to dcligites of my county again pay | Oe Ave stout buys und one rtwi iris, eviden aitice t of the case. and after much | by Leut-Col. Kouold and acknowledged by the ow, t x Fea alt adageteaie rt i of breve nt ing Wy haine ‘apa ¢ os ays : ea 4 ¥ | ditcul unninghar « uesday | contestaits ec idre Linpariaul prog na, how that | STRAENS, SCRATCHES, 8 WKENY, &e., and ts boand an t amount of ation ae Congrrsaman-at-Lerge f South ern birth, wound it up with a well nike ite was locked in ¢cell in Potice Nead- | “Surgeon Parker stood beside Brewster, and | the pool has been ‘cartaited by the wittatrawal of e0l f ' o x hee aiid Locwen pentiomen, Tt hat sonbit inwer deck tha white ocured | darters, where he is still. Capt. Irving then | Dr. Patti communed with Benedetto Sella, At | Ofieformer members. ib tata t to astonieh the world tan Ue etrtalng comers ratrare bots \keutacains rd und chawxed in auanie of pena: | set to Work to arrest the confederate, Cunning. | five mit to § o'clock the dueilists removed | ot fir, Aste ure? disbursed invooin {ate a ‘ Ht a OF the Hepaphoaa Phish sonatete meineielie ar palling be theeerl) 1 E nota ogardieg his doings, | their outside clothes, leaving nothing on their | Cee Peery, Qk Rue and in redemption hy will yu susfer, oF lose the use of a valuable ant 7 ur funk Democrats wh do party) as abov slapping hands. and kissing gest. | VUE Only asked to be permitted to correspond | bodies but Heht uncershirts, At two minutes . Any's Uusinies At the Bulctreneaty Gnbresed, fi . . of cur org Od that partialily was shown in the fol fo ins | With bis friends outs ides This was promptly re- | to Sa formal salute passed between them, and | gold ,, $014,980.76 ; payments, #1 18.147.88; bal: | MA, when you can get CENTAUR LINIMENT. 0 com . ded elements uf the Ike a aru. ire He | vite sue of the colored beuutios to goin in the | feed. as the arrests had been inade tnsuch «| having drawn lots, they took their re Auce, $4.48 Currency receipts, & ie: pay meat Fi 7 bee) tO the | osculatory spurts. : secret manner that Bobody was aware of t and | positions on ajevel plot of gro Abs ments, Sst, balance, preva. t Ad: cuttin, gid. | tain, epeedy, and ef for 5) conte and 61 per ; 1 SO ae enliven durin, rip the barge received sal. om | it Was feared that publicity would defeat aub- lef was tled over the eyes of each | RAY cancelled gold certificates ve { looks ‘ f . oP ining the trip the barue recelved salutes from | soquent arrests and perhape destroy the means | aside tocach other, the loaded revolvers Bin ar woul cleariuue at tbe Gold Exchange Hank | Bottle? } CALA Ca . Aad made a burtuens: int peda hd i i ryacht Agnes saluted with | of convicting the swindlers, Twas alse thought | given to them, and when Capt. Lucew’s wateh | dalantes By Tormorrow ihe’ Treasury will sell | Weil warrant cures or return the money. f eh rf tt ms Wy uty crew ertnas f Arvest Pgh rafal thot the prisoners might possibly be released on inted to she arked (wo millions gold, The follow ingtwere the quotations ‘ a aid be with : renuss, ts the jan in the bow responded to the ba haa corpus before any legal proofs of his guilt |” Are AM WOO PM £8)P Mf Moy | CENTAURLINIMENT can be tind of é dont Weueral cversiven J,aud pledge my heartiest | With wn immense horse fiddle, AVY ROBO aeceeett nes ie ik Kuiigend caade |e teeene i then ushered | ee P Mes tN 218 P.M ate PM, id fs aay ja | wares comes ses per eee DASHING INTO THE GROVE AND THR BAY. been by no means confiacd siinply to himself | in the murder, states bebat] |B oh star rey nae yg t ye hg cberloongs Wa Oy e beapbateaee tg Scale Sal atonal ara A Ravina ak 75 ven aad heavibe sine LYMAN TREMAINE NOMINATED, No sooner had the boat touched Oriental | and to the absent " engraver,’ who was provably THE DEADLY wIGNT business wos doll. t house helt . | ALBERT DUNG & SON, corner Bowery and Canal ot. Titeut f On motion of Mr. Baxter of Chatauqua, Mr. | Grove than the pienicers, wild wild with excite- | only in his pay. It i believed that the princi ; oer Srimly at vis for lone hd at tine t GAs SABAH 4 AAs a0. Hie h pride t r t thar | Tremaine was nominated by acclamation, [Ap- | Ment rushed to shore; » went racit, pal has had seve confederates in the Comp. Ta the pistols « lutehed. and the arms The Treastiry recety f hous a 7 ” s fra ; through the woods, others stood in groupe filled | troller's department in Jackson, but whether wily rise tn th {probable direction uf | gating tae for wt pri ro voit ©.N. CRITTENTON, 76th av i t t party ket was complete Hows with wonderment and adiniration at the scene | they have been discovered as yet fs unknown, | em: li living targe : e below the ne septed. Ty : tu : slonor-Keuben M. Stroud of Onondaga, | before them, while ahundrdd boys,aboutevenly | Certain tt ix that the last sums which have dis- Duet and both arms were rigidly fixed fore 2 ded eC only PHAN At 186) to | D.V. LIVINGSTON, 241 Grand at amaburgh, lus 7 Ezre Graves uf Merkin ided between black and white, divested | appeared car er be recovered ward. Moments of terrible suspense ensue. 4 valde Seater tks Go tha vunnay tn DEMOTTE & WHITE Newark av,, Jersey City. q ‘ 4 Ives oftheir clothing and plunged into | Capt. Irving ts very “close” regardit Tre! and one pistol dashed almost simulta- 4) mirth ey of course has - : 4 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, water, where (hey disported for halfan | whole case 1 deprecates any premature neously with the utterance of the deadly cue prevalled,” The offeriixs on call were adequate to meet | 9: 8 ROBE & CO,, Ploprietors, 65 Broadway, N. ¥ enon Heath is allows uo oe tno pear A long, pitiful moan followed ; then an efacu- € v the afternoon business ——_ le "The growe was donethoroughly. The first at- | ninghamn but himself and the wetehiman, but |! iny God 2 then nothing more ana tranAMe tt te ot Four European Gavernmenta.- Ten seientife Id Smith, after speaking in high | traction was the rustle photograph galley, and | thus far this treatmant has not su din | Biveding and speechtess, the handsome form ye Will probably contiour, | Of Ainetice hare eteread Le ee ee eNeTTleR people ne he y t neu Mr. Redmond soon found iimeelt overwbelmed | Wringlig any confession from the prisote of Henedetto Sella lay upon the grass. He was inectal tizaiticance yet for | gs ihe only sure aad ante preparation tortie Heat ek Douginss te head the Pre siden with orders for groups and. single pleturc saci th shot below ths left oar) and the bullet, severed | stew weeks, ‘The Tmarket fru scouuie is quiet. frswe | Gation of foartes: Cebit iiethe ete Hees, Rl Great al long 1 1 hile he was finishing up a pleture @ waggiel * e ein, A few pressions of s: aut acceptances move a Oi aguitoes, and garden Inscets, vod the poleon ae ee eee ee | CAGE nel ae nuhiinda eke cael CONTEMPT IN WESTCHESTER were exchanged among the accomplices. af the | The deciine. In ee Cis sioatter shrinkage in | "iaues" springing up like Comdstaolg in the wakes an “to ; ty Ay = murderer, and t d-blooded criminal him. | geld valne than generally ontic the Great’ Bug Reniedy, w been py Mr. please,” by pretending to take y hich has been p. fur | fe. after referring to the | a group of some Blteen Colored girls ofall axes | THE Commitment of Assistant District Attore | wif scemed to hood less than the reat the hopes | firs Pies etry helow current | thirty years, ; ire thet Gen, Great a ney Laird. ie had withered, and the novle, worthy life he | Savrluga aie tritine! while Ue couparsuve steshiniee a wished to place on Now, all keep your mouths closed athe als | * i had snatched away in its bloom. Whe Choue at Loudon, urowing out vf the probatie de | wahebaat, place ty New York te buy relia } tryman of sehurg pretended artiet, -or Lil throw asandwich down Aulstant District Attorney Laird of waster has found shelter we Know n our securities ol accvunt of Ue seeense of | wateues, ve aia a able Jewelry Rauers a: distin an Westchester county appeared before County | we hope that our vigilant pulice will one day ductve to a lower range of | st’ isionde e seen e lib dae it New York, The Chair putt hee! Yole-yah-yah!” and baif of | Judge Gifford yesterday in White Plains and | st in havin 1 Dre to speedy account & Wall street, report pris si ada hati f Riseks #On SDR Eonnaraote jdestion, and it Was carried. them doubled up with convulsions Tinved 4a nneaie ac Gotain| (asant h ig | for the murder of the generous and misnly < Forthe third elector, George W. Curtis. Mr * Now ‘Liza, you done keep still L say, or how wmitinent against himself | dette of Nella, We have been Informed that ' Bid. Ask et Nestle's Lactoous Farina, fier, Wan Wyek rose to second th i Baxter.and Stewart L.’ Woodford were named, | can the gen Iman took w to the county jail for contempt in Justice Roe | Capt. and Charles Lloyd have been arrested, to BaMe 1888, coup. 1144) Mit sul ‘ ton ofan old comrade in % ut any | Woudford’s ins ti as seconded. a net ui v fe be held as nesses agains! ewnter, ihe | & 4, COUP. A who had been named, but because. Net motion of Mr. Sinyth of lioga ‘the A roar from the bystanders made it absolutely | Joseph Lye, accused of assault and battery by — wn B a tn MARDIED he could raise the old’ tag alittle hig! Was t by acclamation: Woodford was | impossible for the to be took,” and it was | Chris. Libb, The Justice fined Lye $5 and costa. THE PLAGUE SHIP bm Im, Coup S Se OF IASI Pees Mak N.—On by placed It in the hands of & soldier wh lied out and. bricly thanked the Copvoution | Obly When the true artist appeared and actually | Mr. Laird told the Justice that he could not cul: pa iad SS he of 1Ssl, comp, tlds Fee aan Renter, Acauat 20,_ 1082 leg on the feld of Spottaylvania, (Chee forene honor sonturred ucon wine transferred their faces to the negative that they | lect bis fees from the prisoner. v RO MOle BEEN GEaS Whine Ot y AR Cen. Pact bls ATTOG Ie MR Adale At Dore AG } t wi article from the New York Times of to- i ral Congresstonal delegations then | #4W they saw they bad been sold, Then they “Then, Fl make it €10," said Romer, as Mr lenaaeet bipedal hew features to report tt » ae seal raite 1 at would not support Sepa- | nat (hdiiites for Presidential Blece | assailed their torinentor with their" Dolly Var- | Lye laid a $10 note on his table. Romer changed ened-Now of Fever th Caroigas are atill wean, — j tri * stehester, and he thought « dtuetubers cf the State Central Commits | den whips.” When * Punch and Judy" was an- | the record to $10, and put the note into fh eulth Officers Alnrmes, issues tod DIVORCED. was Nit wise to nominate any n pene ip nounced in the hall of the Pay all hands | pocket, Mr. Laird made a written demand fe During the past few days the medical no Sel hawiat tbe 4 thrown in that q ri pete rushed to see that magical attraction, and sitting the 85 in ch and Mr. R rtold himtogo | omvers of the Quar ntine De 5 Helou Siobiuson froin Thecus Hopieeca” Wyck We want t ISTRICT BLE down In close circles on the floor, screamed and | out of the office, that he did not recognize hi uae Bt partment under | ies i cacel bia Cite ane sar cles. : f re. (Laughter ana applause.) La be ‘ shouted with delight during the performance. | in his court. Mr. Laird insisted on his right to | te direction of Drs. Vanderpoel and Mosher, | treusatticos noing in emit ath Hank ot New DIED ¥ Don't let us refuse to listen to these hint ats and like @ mass meeting of Oliver Twists de- | be there. Kower told hii to go, aod he re- | have been making a vigorous examination of the | 1° * mut ie kK. Wg; Central National BIRD: I us drive away from us the it manded more fused ilhw teva bs hb tuth Nat ko1b) Th ratiroad bovds | | ACKERMAN.—On Sunday Ps in addition to those wlom we I i Mi After some (wo hours at the Grove the return I'll fine you $5 for contempt,” said the Jus- | 1elow fever fleet anchored within twenty miles | tho deuiinige were not ) and painful ditions, Mary Josep the pust-—whore faces used t iw voyage was begun, Ttwas ar of the | the Of this city, at the Southwest Spit tps note MaRS relatives end trieade of th n esused to thrill in the-e conventions tip to the Grove. Ice cream, emonade, payiel well,” said Mr, Laird, “1 shall not Although the survey has not been completed or fu fed to attend the. funeral trots the Orkere r whom there will be no question | & rugs Ga tione had been made to entertain 1a childrer en dollars and five days to fall,” said the | Dt Vanderpoel distinctly says that the Spanish Lake Shor Gay, August 2, at L o'clock P.M D Nisse ool W. Mason. Heury Wt bot more than Walt the provieions on beard were | Jusice, “Une the Sheri retlusen! to. beck’ Me | ram Numancia, ts a well-known plague ship dy and Wabarh” pani AN OW Wedninda) August 21, Hannan, wife of ( # man, but wa fry Wilts used. ‘The entire party, including adults, white | L: up on ers commitinent, because h » . ry Consolidated eouy Patrich olan. a nal of Duneraile, county Cork, whith ry WV HOMEWARD BOUND. cireulation that the Sherif had not dene his | YT Teer ie plague has broken out among ber | eae ae tease as fully invited ta attend the tuners 7 tL, Woodford sald If any suas p | Ba pe "r e revort S taIRbA Grit REE AE ne youth quits Thus the motion before the County ‘4 r ‘ 4 ; if tm Pal , ent f [eens snd Indiana secluck PM, from her lat | H fe to any paper again r] uate 8 olan Joneph &. Smart and they all expressed themselves highly de The gr a for bre e commitn : De hore Ons FO8 nce her anch . and st. I PBoeton, ay. Au i MeUONtiOn Was a mistaken und | hase M steohen siamnte lighted with the day's enjoyment. A One clan | wenn: Elect teat the cena ete commitment | the lower bay, aliuost every mc ew der hat ! t 1 tit. He sald whoever | Hoary 1 James bel chowder was served up to the guests, and coffee | Mf the sultan "The Poonte aeaioat decenh Lege: | Go xelow fever have been reporte | Wala aud Vow 1 by thie colivention would be | Qoptihen sanford Bey and ten were In abundance, both eolig and te | eed ee ea re tee gable againat Joweph Lye’ | and removed in the In to the The f i ; - i y Holly tou i turning, and. the attendenta spared ne naine | 2) e ad ho duriediction in a cause | Hospital, where they have been attended to by | 42. M.¢4 today Tie relatives ad friends of the family are reepeetfut \ ah oie pamniae y Spicer ian toentertatn the guentsy Among the latrerweare | where the people are plaintif. Second. that | tr Mt they, who of that depart | oy 7 pon’ 1 | WY tovitent her fugeral on Thurwday aoruttis, ¥ 1 an Wao had been named, but rt G tho Rev. A. Wiswall, Dr. Thurman, Dr, Thorn, | out trial for contempt. in deflance of lace Judeo fell At frow the | jtariem, dh 6 g vCrurch of the Itumactlate Conception, tath ate cor t t from the h { ha Ht Dr. Stafford, Charles Craft, Jas. 'T. Badhan, W. | Gitte ls nt LP defiance of jaw. Judge a r fe SN Ra nietseu a mieyenl iy ‘ e . much, If we expect t He The A. Duncan, (. H. Payson, Dr. Holten, Join Boyd, | O!ford at once cancelled the commitment it Dr. McCartney bad to be relieved | { te] ¢ B | BS uwured mbt doe tie rence Oh Recamal and Tectee ta he an Clarke of b ev D Wale Cours and the Kev. 0. M. Waring (colored) of Colum — from his datles by Dr. Mosher, haying become | Wasash ; ‘ {ae Calvary Cemetery for iiterment, at 12 o'clock pree sely f tegrity, wh noise Leck Bf. Jopueur py A but, ObL THE HAMPDEN PARK RACES utterly worm out. ‘The hospital, which is made | Northwester . ‘ . . MANLS.-Ou Monday, August 1¥, Isaac Manes, aged ' rh part of the State in such a George Ho sickles ue lt, Sat han Ai S o'clock the barge reached her landing foot acne to accommodate 0 cvs, has one of the Warus | Northwest tu preferred * fetatives and friends of the fa » res f neure success * 1 nw itichars Wit of Christopher street. The children n the © Exciting Contests Jim trving Beaten | iit: eae , Milwaunce sad ee fai ote * TP invie iia ils IRIS ORI UC rae Le : Anthonof New York believed great aac FP, Pra 1 Db. Wares air yooal with their songs, each ong selecting his by e 4 Byrou Wi Pay ole peal oF t mander of the Numan- | sijiwaukee aug St.Paul pref 7 y | Net at on Urat bd 4 ean Hh ede depe 2 ay Heury 0. Lark or her own tune . When anchored for a few. day posite | ih + * 2 3 MUFLDERY HUES na Palen AHA dal bey Sy ie — SPRINGFIELD, 21.—The first race in } Long Island and Staten Island, cannot be a» Boston, Hartt fi : s bth year of bis a Vlished lov late t 1, Paleneld Smith. Jackson S| Accempted Riot by *Longat Win Brooks | Hampden Park to-day was won by the bay horse | Culbted for but gave suspicions have been | Sew Jersey «eutra a ee i Niinaox ot (tila Thursday, Ausuat 2.40 9 wcleed, At ! Hoberiéan can OD) Las Iyne Swits. Ho was the favorite agalust the fleld at? | permission for the \ inancia to come nearer | {2c and tnd. Cente ‘ ‘ : Bri Fenn. tommorrow, fri at a8, at's Hone anid Ui a The Convention then adjourned sine c Last evening shortly after 6 o'clock about 0] to 1, ‘The second race was won by Jennie, dim | tothe city, and believes that the cousvuntey | fanslbal and wt done, ay pelo: Relatives and friends of Hy” are r } fasingle paragraph in anew — ‘jougahore Ladtatlgy att ‘d for baph ational | Irving being the favorite at the rate of 100 to 80, bas & vary arrow oscane ee ten tae | caneen i w sdny, August 21, Joho J, Phil ? ’ : Vlevator Company at antic doe ucsday morning N e excitement exists on Staten ‘ 0 the ah year of ni ' eit a in ee BLANTON DUNCAN aE aa, Denon trouble Was nuttclpated: atvemntad a; | They were two very exciting contests, In the | and atthe tum ofevents. The Numan-iu ts tc i 1 i on knd (riende Of the family are sceaPe a) “ “y ' take an attack upon twelve of the company's wen | 2H Tace the spectators were disappointed in the | Pe sent out of the harbor aq toon as possi ‘ FS PAL, fron hia tate Featdenees 994 Detaies GaN. Ux Wan The Grant Commitien Faring. the hon-society ten) at Fulton and Furman sitects, while | performance of the trotting horse Jim Irving. | Hut not until ten days have elapsed after the H Ae | ORCMOONMATER. At the Hightauis, Nod. 0 x ep Vitty Thoussud Dollars trom eh they were on thelr way home from work. Beret, Cor disappearal disease ; ay, August 31, Drideet, wife of Dauiel Sct ‘ New Mork rose and a Wreusury Fund Plucedta Duncans Credit, | taithowever with aracrs of sixteen men franitie | THe supposition ts that the horse was drugged | | The commander made a request yesterday ; ‘ " PR iat ep Mt aoe auiel Scho yh id eS a Bed VAsHINGToN, Aug. 21—The lection- att red Upon the’ mub wud scattered the | after the third beat, very much distress Jen- | from scows, but the request was refused by Dr ig ee? | Uvited to attend the funeral, wt ber Jat dence, iA him ta tell whohe Was une Ne 5 king desperate efforts to give Blanton | *gud.be rotors ‘ - nie trotted the fourth and last heat in the race Vanderpool! and by the Pilot Commissivners Rep enitnwing Minnis REOH EG ak . niday, Aug aL 104 o'clock A. BL the would draw to his support |p: performance the semblance of strength | t fara crowd iad just arrived on the Fulton ferry | in2izsy,and came home on a jog. She is pro- | who sad she must go down further, Divers will | fru Men York sir tiermees Fy X ‘ i {the honest De rate oft ei) . bf @ short tine. The wore cheered by the lookereon | nou H by competent Judges the best young | not be allowed to clean ber bottom until all | the begianing of Lie year ‘ ' tion won nd respectability, Whatever money ean do ia a snat uae ane “ ad iB pub f or yea * ln traces of the di enne hays wone, and the vessel 18. 1971 st put an majority to luo H not be ft undone, and within @ day or two " —_ rt unning race Lore r en str omer, | will not be permitted to depart until all her re. For the wee Bina ‘an . , $4 opublicag malarity Fe Anne AAG EG BURT OF | ; Politive Lively in Harlem, who was the favorite, The knowing ones were | pairs are completed, abd she is fully coaled, mo | lresiously toported: tts Mine fa AD Bie cavities ded Riot Ome ‘ Id Binlth seconded tHisnomine i There was lively debate on political toples | beavy losers. That an opportunity may not be given her com. ying # " ba! i r t nst the otner | ofthe Treasury Department have been di yesterday in the liquor store of Patrick Coyle at iit SUMMARY, miander to vat in at another American port Bince Jan. 1 7,189,280 hea Gin, ts 4 ' The distinguished gent n from | ed ina national bauk ity subject to Duns | street aud Third avenue, The disputants were Coyle Parse of $1,000 forall horses that have never trot Ir iderboel says Chat the vessel is liable te The earning Burlington, Ce ud the park will t \ er io gung and can walt for a future | can’s order and credit, He has already began | and hie best eustomer, Bernard MeGii, MeGiN invtes | PEt maa #iniauter | GA to Best $300 ¢o aecoud, G10 jntees ont port with yallow Lover that tay bave | Sipicgss Weliroed, for the wate onding Aug. H, wer ine ahi wi H é h here Was, whether the State of | drawing bis checks upon the deposit, and will | HAlTaiat Cope could be induced to vote fur Grant by | Ww. torte t get 191 1k Dnhip aeneerOlae Hue cat einieons thet i eg ; wy uld go back to Democracy under | be allowed unlimited discretion in the diaburse- | ‘This sander Coyle cddeavored to retute by gouging out \. J, Bowen's D. &, Comes... 2122] measures are being taken to keep all vessel BANKING AND FINANCIAL baw tanita, a rer, f 4 Kovert take {ts place alongside the other Mouili'v eye, Mut tho latter eaged the arguiient shy | Uo Conway's OR e $45.5] passing her ata respectful distance for fear of = (due duu, Neat year it wil F ates for Grant the entire amount, Biting on Covers uuse, MCG was arrested by Of CHA BBL BSE, carry in nse to the elty, Double guards ROBERT BAIL pots, wil Ale eonuiutat t Pie ip) 1 st, Lawrence also seconded | The Grant Congressional Committee are also | Thotipeyn of the Harlem Poilee Court and taken bet Purse #1500 for all horses that have never trottad | have been stationcd around the Beet by the Bi aveeers i rhe ert if . t an H Justice McQuade, Coy! to pronec n ‘ nto fret, #450 Lo second, $14! bo | Quarantine Board, oA vatecutran New York city, but 2 minutes from, Bich i a fou, Dix, and added that >t, | distributing great numbers of Duncan's elreular | ever, und Mcuil Was released of glylug bonus iD third Heats, Dest 31m, In harness, hth " St and 4) minutes frown the Hy Hall, Vik lames slip t rence und Frauklin would stat lid for t keep tie pene Yesterday permission was given to have the BULLION, SPECIE, AND FORE IC erg or t fee Daily News be fre dix Uuroughnut the country under the frauk, of P the peace, Ras Mace'n band i PA 4 | pehee and rethse rs in kvows and thrown i seas HEN. WUIETCACOCK, stare, 498 8d av.cabowe SOU st AW VOR ADB RoNBATBON course, of various Radical Congressmen. ‘These Maina beatin (ue waad OE a nee 4 8 £3] into the sea two miles eastward of the bar buoys EXCHANGE, yl 4 e chee’ b. mn 5 e WIDE IN TIME, beep shower of New York rose to speek State papers, though dated at Louisville, are in | Yesterday morning while walking through the i tuaa'et, @: Honest Brittain $34 Dr, Vandorpoel tile morning 4 Ratally nakoe jie 2 WALL STREET, HO Aer WALL RSet Ral geet Sttaeved ote cho aannk foe mantis iy Wa civitiann tvd done service | reality vrinted tm thie elty and held in custody | woods at Bersen Point, two men found the body of | Geo. t fore Dik Me Lady’ Mili @ dr. | Pilot Commissioners, No additional ships with Uuder Bank of the Republi {aust conditign st the bueela: bet Move Mati aan Hix, he said, had done much service fort tig | by Postwvaster Edmunds, who tlustrates the wer M. MeKenuay a hernew maker, who has been | es um, i, 38H the yellow fover have arrived and the other five Gorker at dicate Pinnton had to tect the ye MCKESSON & huey. “CTremenduus ‘ancl te, fF Le | Seite naanaen 2 Perernleriltted sins Ande Puce, Wire leas ie ea load Purse of $90, running rece, two-mile dash ; §200t0 | Veasols are subject to extreme isolation, ‘I'he ber of Broadway KOKBING, Agente #1 and Mew fork, fied ae ReONS inuse, jong cone | civil service reform of this Administration by HW ircu tout the face wusideeply Ueried in the | fet, 610 to second, B26 t0 (hind. crows Lelonging to these ships are doling favor ~ . . ign tahae nak fo Kober gitd and spoke in | deserting bis official position and devoting bis nds aud there i Hite doubt but that McKenna had | HL. Gatluey's bre. Lord Ryrou, by Kentucky 1 | ably in West Bank Hospital New Vork Markets, wR NINO ORE PR AND BRACE CO.” Mir Witla’ ttawr, dee st Rew York, uraeg | WhOle time to the retlection of Grant, By this | fiieh in thet porcion walle drunk and beng unable to |B. situs be, Aginonunie, by Asteroid H —— RSDAY, Aug, 21.—Frornk ann Meat— | Cruse. Abdoutual aud apiual shoulder reese ad or the claling of Judge Kobertson of Westcherter, | arrangement Edmunds gete his salary as Post- | tuce were visible. i, Gattuey's Urb. Blad Porn... {] Dox’ Tunow Away Youn Money. When | ! rbot Uull, ad tO acl) frenly mivst Brades Of ow “a aladjuncts, Foreale wud applied at 312 Broadway Who had been true and faithful ince —_— Tume, 9:08. ou have trled the old style of enres with WO succens re ower, Extra State gold at Bo) Fhot, and No.2 aed (on-whiah ne ty posi- | master while somebody else does the work, and . 0, 8:00 ben ry Wolee id ppuces $.6@SS. There were a lanited nu of bay ELEY HATS AND CAP Bey | which he had held, and w uid pol “! Cantetope Whiskey. 4 at Woleott's. 18} Chathan equere, The Palo wit » q ta oll 4 heavier S The Springfield Club gave an informal recep- | Valut ssn will belp you tc yy demand mnoderate wheat 1M Warren et., manufacturers of wil Kula ¥ thaw any other aia na the committee secures a sober man to attend | Wanuswaton, Aug. 21.—An application has | tun'to'm mauher of ties vialtors at thet aie 108 ae AAs to minke. the ¥ cones Of campaigu 'egulpusents lenry Clews of New York, in behalf ofthe | to thelr busines or Cl 0 psd 0 { 9 ” D v « - : --< yi donry Clown of New ¥ thi bedat fine } to thelr business whether Chandlor 18 there | een received at the tuterual Kevenue Ofice from a | hotine on Chestaut street, Gilinore's band was | Furniture, carpets, amd bedding van Immense waeower torn onal ry ROYAL HAVANA LOPTERY, t The Hampden Park Assoctation, ata | sock'uil ep vite a MM, Comseniwalcenta chat, | Flour Bupertine Blate aud W 1] Tickets, 625, Orders wiied: iuformation furntaticds kes of party, suid the nomination of John Ac ly. | OF BOt party In Alabaina, requesting to be allowed to manu: Pyuld do thore for the party in the national eon 7 facture whiskey from eantelopes. He desires to make hold venterday, Secided by a neatly | ham street, Weekly aud monthly payments taken.— ade Prise oat ag a Pn asa Wes tng anyother that ou be i An Able thetaricle addr theamapiion eho rare tals mista Wout gate ed aoa manures forthe | stot parbees cxtran 9 a doe ena BWA X08 Yor butcher of Kings seconded the tomina- | The merchants of the Fifth Ward ch will, howover, BOK be allowed for (he reason th . oan o "F- | For wir screens for doors and windows «0 to #11 ‘cliy shipping .« + city trade ROVAL HAVANA LOPTERY, tion h recognizes ‘as fruit distilers, only those who | Mined to make the Bpringfeld races second to pp tw i qu ) ‘ ), of Gea, Dia, though he believed Judge | Jerciniat Letty sul Frcs efplon: peacnee ans evepest how lt the country, BZip 2 Berens I Paes erect, ear Bestway. if do tipping ekthaa,¥iRiGHad, Bye Rous, #Lide f Baukety 10 Wal at, Cox 4,603, New Vurk Dua Uiiees*