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HO BORE FILTH. Barrett, "you procured for his wife a divorce bv col. BURNED. haa HOpICiBB tthnt Shore Innpector ednally well known have been mentioned in connection MASTODON. THE RACES.

OAST UP BY THE SEA. FORECASTING. Accomplished. RWfl Tnsreotor Hopkins has been laboring The Corpse of the Woman who Jumped Overboard from the Steamer Bristol The Iqng Island ILumber SUIls la Oowanas. with tho New York police authorities, all Bummer, to effect some kind of an arrangement with them whereby Kelly's Monster to be Exhibited at Coney Hand.

The Last Day's Sport with the Horses at Saratoga. llUUVUf "No, sir," replied Mr. Barrett, earnestly, WM fair legal divorce. Beside," ho added, "if there was any collusion yon was concerned in It, for you appeared for her." "I did not; it was Mr. Sullivan," said Mr.

Cooney "It was the best thing I ever did. it was a deed of charity," said Mr. Barrett. "Now, gentlemen, this won't do," remonstrated Referee Brady. A OIiASSICaI.

QUOTATION. "Millions for defense, but not one dollar for tribute declared Mr. Barrett. 'One cent' is the phraseology," said Mr. Cooney, WEDNESDAY AtJGPST 20.

1879. tbe beach at Bath and coney uuanu mj 'r from tho filth which i dumped from tho scow, of the New York street cleaning contractors to the lower bay, The Kings County Delegation to the Bepublioan State Convention. A Loss of Fifteen Thousand Dollars and is carried by tho incoming uue 0u detriment and discomfort of everybody visiting the beach or living near It. In this he has succeeded, and the dead dog. and dead cats and an nnmrotlonable and Checkmate and Clara T.

Amonff tbe Victors. gleefully. "Ifou are not so good a Jacksonian as you pretend to be. "I was trying to quote Henry Clay, and I think I did. How a DIstingnislied BrooMjmlte Ylslted the Spot la Orange County mere It naa Found, and Investigated a Big Hole In a Rain Storm "Be Jabers, he Bates them All!" Correspondence of the Eagle.

t.tttt.w Barrros. Oranco August Iff. Failure of the Corn Crop iu Bulgaria. but I may have been a little wrong," Mr. Barrett re marked.

"Now your Honor, we object to a discontinu Indescribable kinds of mm wuicnu. inatlon of the beach will soon be a thing of tbo past. The arrangement is undcrBtood to be this The eon tractors will tow their scows down to Coney Island; there they will bo met by a Urge powerful aea going tug furnished by tho New To Department and placed under the control of Vr. Hopkins. He will nw this tho garbage boats so far to tea that th filth will never be heard of again.

Mr. Hopkins has put all Coney Island under a deMof gratitude. 8EBIOU8 BBHAWAY ACC1PEHT. a ance of these proceedings." "Then," observed Mr. Cooney, "we shall take an ad ionrnment." Dear Bnm Being here away ont of the trorld, for a short holiday, I did not think of seeing any ona I imnw or belna aven reminded of familiar things, At a quarter to threo this morning a fire broke cut in tho engino room of the Long aland Lumber MJls, ooraer of Bond and Fourth streets.

It resulted In tho destruction of tho premises, rteek and macllnery, at a low of 916,000. The Long Island Lumber Mills woro owned by Mr. H. W. Adams, who at ono ttos was the largest lumber dealer In Brooklyn.

Tbey occupy about half a block on Bond street, and run op about two hundred feet on Fourth. The structure' where tho engine and boiler room were waa two orle ia height and of brick, but the rest of the building" aonslsted of sheds, half brick and naif wood, and In which was machinery for graving, tonguing and ing. Directly opposite the Long Ialand Lumber Mllla, in Third street, Is the oquallyoxten.lv. ttxiori of P8f "Mr. Levy's attendance will not be required any fur on Saturday Night.

Special to the Eagle. Whitbbtohb, August 20. At seven o'clock this morning the dead body of a woman was found on the shore. It had been cast up by tho tide during the night. Tho corpse is elegantly dressed, and on tho index anger of tho left hand there Is "a large diamond ring.

Coroner Burns has taken charge of the remalnB. HH2f. The corpse la undoubtedly that of the young woman who registered aa Mis Boohe, "for anywhere," on board the steamer Bristol, of the Old Colony lino, for Fall Blver, on last Saturday evening, but who finally purchased a ticket for Boston, and who jumped overboard from the vessel and was drowned off Hunt's Point, in the Sound, early In the evening. In a pocket book which she left with the purser were $12, a gold chain, a jet locket ornamented with filagree and gold and a diamond. Thore was also a dressmaker's bill for 1, 16s.

datod July No. 19 Crockwell street. It was made against Miss Boche" by F. Seo combe." There was also a pawnticket showing that ahe had pawned a pair of diamond earrings for $25 the day before her death, in Philadelphia, A note found in the pocketbook, which ahe was seen to write in the cabin, bore these words I am tired of life. Forgive me, Joe.

I cannot live any longer. I cannot live without you. Don't think unkindly of mo. It was addressed, "Joe Longford, 607 Arch street, Philadelphia." She acted strangely from the time she went upon the ther." said Mr. Barrett.

"No sir," aaid the Referee. "Mr. Levy, you may but one ia never sure of absolute seclusion, as the sequel shows. This spot is noted, as you know, for be lno ihn whnrn the celebrated monster known as go." And the great eoroetist was bounced out of tho Last night at about half part 11 o'cioc tlin nmintAr Tmurtndnn. was found in 1MB.

Now It la wmum Thonsa. of aravesend, was driving in After the examination, Levy denounced Byar and his still fnrihBT Tiotfld aa the snot where, during the Bum rmmsol in the bitterest tonus. mer, the Kelly mastodon waa disentombed. Both the remains are named after the men who unearthed them. On Sundav last, during one of tho most persistent and Sabatooa, August 20.

For the first race, three quarters of a purse of $350, the following pool was sold Cbeckmaw, $225 Jennie $20 Gabriel, faff; Hippogriffo, $15. Cheokmate won "the first race, Gabriel, second, and Jennio third. Time, Clara D. won the second race, Franklin, second, Governor Hampton, third. Time, Blossom won the Consolidation purse Belle, second Clcmmte third.

Time, 2:.: For the fourth race, a steeple chase, the following pool was sold: Trouble, $160; Redding, $90; Moonstone, $35, Trouble won the race. FIBE OS GRAND 8TBEET. By the explosion of a lamp in the photographing rooms of Fred. Bock, No. 421 Grand street, yesterday afternoon, the premises were fired, and the building effectually gutted.

Mr. Bock estimates his loss at $2,000 on stock and material, on which he has a partial insurance only. Mrs. P. Goorke, a dealer in crookory on the first floor, loses $1,000 In damage to her stook; insured In the Germanla Company.

The owner of the building 1b Mr. Francis Rogers, whose loss will bo about $1,600. He has policies covering his loss In the Germania and Mechanics' insurance companies. aro also lumber woracr. with the election ior aeiegates duv that Maddox, Smith and Nodyne are the men to be sent.

SEVENTH DISTBIOT. This district comprises the Sixteenth Ward alone and entitled to three delegates. The Sixteenth is Commissioner Worth's ward. That is, he lives and has control of party affairs there. Mr.

Worth is very popu tor in the ward. He will be one of the delegates to toe State Convention and will have associated witt Um two close friends. They are Alderman M. J. Colonel Edward Roehr.

Touching Mr. political career nothing need hire Jto? ietry is a sturdy German and an ardent supporter of theCommiasioner. He stood by the Democrata in too recent Aldermanlo conspiracy and will remain then. Mr. Petry has been a delegate to a number of State conventions.

Colonel Roehr is editor and proprietor of the FreUPrem, only German dally newspaper published in this olty He also has boen a delegate to conventions, so that the dlstriot will be represented by experienced men. i EIGHTH DISTBICT. This district, which comprises tho Seventeenth and Eighteenth wards, three delegates. Tho talk appears to be principally in favor of the election of Assessor Jensen'and Alderman Waters from tho former, and Frank Williams from the latter ward. Williams is a brother of the Alderman of that name.

Jensen has been a delegate to several State conventions. Both wards are in the Fourth Congressional District. NINTH DISTBIOT. The Thirteenth, Nineteenth and Twontloth wards make up this dlstriot, whioh has tha largest delegate representation of any in tha county, namely, six. A number of names are mentioned, the moBt prominent being those of William Leaycraf John P.

Short, Henry Meeker and James Brown, of tho Thirteenth Ben Wilson and Albert Daggett of the Nineteenth, and Assemblyman Stephenson, John A. Nichols, W. W. Goodrioh, F. A.

Sohrooder and others, of the Twentieth. Mr. Leay. craft Is a Custom.House employe, and though a comparatively young man, an old politician. Mr.

Short is an employe of the Department of City Works and an aotive politician. Mr. Meeker Is a lawyer. Mr. Brown Is engaged in New York.

Leayeraft and Short will probably be tho delegates from the Thirteenth. Mr. Wilson is an AsBBBBor and has been such for a number of years. He is an old politician, has been at many conventions and waa for several terms a member of the State Central Committee. The friends of Worth claim that they will carry the primary In the Nineteenth Ward against Daggett, and, in that event, the delegates to the Assembly Convention from tho Thirteenth and Nineteenth will dictate to tho Twentieth, and select only Worth men in the latter ward to go to Saratoga.

If this should turn out so, it is very certain that Schroodor will not be at the Springs in a ropre. sentativa capacity. Bchroeder and Jourdan are too Losseps Coming to the United States Pub llo Opinion for Lieutenant Carey Bns slan Military Maneuvers The Blots in Ireland Wrecks on the Northeast Coast. Missing Yachts. Loudon, August 30.

"The. failure 01 4116 maize crops In Bulgaria will entail largely Increased consumption of the wheat. As the wheat crop, though of good quality, has been somewhat reduced by dry weather, prices of broadstuffB will fca high on the Lower Danube during the next year. Crops in England. London, August 20.

Via statistical department of the Board of Trade announces that the aorcage under wheat Is ten per cent, less than that in 1878, under oata one per cent. leBO, and under hopB five per cent. less. Eight per cent, more acreage Is under barley, and six per cent, more.under potatoes. violent storms of rain ever known in this section, a buggy passed my temporary home.

In one of tho oc UU wagon along Auantio srenuo, lito horse took rUjht at approaching train the Long laand Railroad and ran away. Tbe trlgltened anlrnal dashed up street at a terrifio rale, growing Tionec out ontt' pavement and severe Wuring hlnv about the bod. The horw waa finally attppednear ttowrner ofWart ington avenue, when wm found that ho bad 0 3 cut and bruised In his flight. The wagons" LTtal wrel Thoneawa. attended by Dr.

HeakM Gates avenue, and removed to hi. Borne in a nach by some friends. cupants I fancied I reopgmzeo, tno leaiureo ui a wu. knorrn Druuklyn neighbor. "If that is ho," said I to myself, "he Is after the mastodon." i watched the w6n, euro enough it turned down tho lane toward the maion mnc, which lies right In front of my window distance of about half mile.

Presently nmbreUa appealer mod. where the grass is about knee high, and throdgh the It Is rumored that the case waa settled this afternoon, but all the parties were reticent about It. CAPTAIN HAS8EJPS DEATH. Tho fnf ortimat occurrence trhich Deprived Hlrnol Iiite Yesterday. At two o'olock yesterday afternoon Captain Frederick W.Hansen died at the Long Island College Hospital, from a gunshot wound in the lef Uog, received early yesterday morning through the "clden discharge of his gun.

At daybreak yesterday Captain HenL, with Dr. Ferehland, a friend of his, starteout gunning. They went down to SheepsheadBavf they procured a boat and rowed ofCinthe. ou(. foj.

ing across Bome wild fowl A'm 6ecuring a shot, some time, and being 6 boat was pulled to the they agreed to ret" shoreVbotJ iJ Wo toiea flowUng piece Was CarWlh Hansen a MUNICIPAL boat, according to the statement of the purser, and from a conversation with a lady on board who was attracted by her sad countenance, it was plain that eho meditated suicide. The Men who are Said to be "Slated" for Saratoga A Bitter Fight Between the Bival Leaders, and its Relations to the State Central Committee Local Considerations of Much More Interest than State Affaire Worth, Palmer, Henry and Butcher Against Jourdan and Dag gett A Very Pretty and Complicated Contest The Gossip of the Party Politicians. There appears to be more interest than usual manifested this year among the local Republican politicians in regard to the election of delegates to the State Convention. This Is owing in a very Urge degree to the bitter contest which Is going on among rival leaders of the party for appointments on the State Central Committee. The fight In this respect has seldom, if ever, been a fiercer one, and as the convention delegates seleot the committeemen from the three Congressional districts of the county, the candidates, who are leaders of the respective factions, and their followers, are doing their utmost to carry the forthcoming primaries for the election of delegates to the Assembly District Conventions, which are to make up the delegation to Saratoga.

The primaries will be held on the 2Gth InBt. and preparations for them are rapidly going forward. TEE BIVAM. Briefiy stated, this is a fight between Jour dan and Daggett on the one side, and Worth, Palmer, Dutcher and Henry on the other. The origin and present aspect of tho contest have been reported in detail in the Eaoui, Jourdan is Committeeman for the Second Congressional District, Daggett for the Third, and Crooke for the Fourth.

Jourdan and Daggett want to be reappointed. General Crooke does not. Commie sloner Worth wants the appointment in Crooke's place, and both he and his friends regard his success as a foregone conclusion. So viewing matters, they are at work to lay out Daggett, and possibly Jourdan. There to no doubt that the Palmer Henry force, have been considerably strengthened since the great hubbub raised by them over Jourdan and Daggett connection with the Senatorial apportionment business but the followers of the General and the ex Sher Iff do not appear willing to admit it, and claim to bo as strong as ever.

The assertion has been made by a close friend of Jourdan that he 1b not a candidate for reappointment. Others of his friends say that he is, and that he cannot afford to retire now, for the reason that if he does he will be placed in tho position of acknowledging the correctness of what hi. been saying against him and having It 0 was running away from them. Jo the fightjlU bo re 8 lltw Daggett he (Daggett) is a candidate Indlhat no cannot afford to retire for the same reason Commissioner Bzzard gnd Hon FACE TO FACE. HANGED.

est John "renon hive a Fa)ing Oat. firo in Mr. mill waa ojkto Ferry, a watchman in the employ of Pease PolUon. There 1. no watchman on duty at the Long aland Mills, and It was by the merest chance that Mr.

Ferry discovered toe Are as quickly as ho did. He had mado a' regular tour of the Interior of Polllon's premlaoa, and waa upon Bond street when he suddenly noticed tho flames shooting up from thatportion of tho Long aland Mills where tho engine and boiler room Is situated. He at once gave tho alarm, Englno No. 4 being the flrst to respond. In a few minutes the other engines from that firo district arrived there, and heavy stream, were thrown upon tho buildings with the main view of preventing the Are spreading.

Chief Kevins saw from tno condition of things that there would bo tlttlo savod of tho mills oxcept the brick walls, and turned bi attention to the protection of surrounding property. THE FIRE WAS KEPT WELL IN HAND, it being oonflnod solely to the premises. Peu It Poll Ion's mill, and a row of framo houses In Third street, thus escapod ignition, a fact which Is entirely duo to the onorgy of tho Fire Department. The combu.tlblo naturo of tho material in tbe sheds of the Long Island Mill, aervod aa ready uol for tho flames, which spread In every direction with frightful rapidity. The Are continued until six o'clock this morning, whon It waa extinguished, with tho exception of a few smoldering beams and material which ay pllod lu promiscuous heaps around.

Acting Captain Kollett, of tho Third Precinct, upon learning of tho conflagration, burriod out hi. reserve to tho scene, and helped tho nremen as much as posalblo. Thore waa no one belonging to tho mill prosont at tha time of the firo, so Sergeant Kollett, leaving tho men in charge of Sergeant Walsh, hurried, to the station houso, and notified Mr. Adams by telegraph. That gontlcmaii camo down about seven o'clock this morning.

Tha mills wore thon a total wreck. H. estimates his on tire drops of rain I could distinguleh three apparently in toUlBsnt human beings. Down toward tho muck bed they went, and for at least two hours I watched the movements of tho umbrella and its attendants, over the meadow and across and back, as tho owner of tho one and the two persons who seemed Interested In him surveyed and excavated the interesting spot. Being curious to ascertain tho correctness of my surmise as to tho person who had tho enthusiasm to explore such a region in Buch weather, this morning I walked over to Kelly's house.

EEIAY AND HIS MASTODON. He is the finder and owner of tho last discovered mastodon. place where he resiaeB is the remains of a big country mansion. The dwolllng ia vast and capa cious and bears tho marks of its former beauty. Large bams, immense cribs," ice housoB, stables, and all the appurtenances of an extensive establishment are there, showing that at one time a business muoh bigger than Mr.

Jules Levy Turns Upon his Pursuers. Murdered an Old Four Dollars. The Man who Woman for Mr. HazEWd will bo "Bored to Death" The EKway, Characterizes Mr.George Byer as a "Mouse" An Offer to Pay the thlok to please the Commissioner. Mr.

Nichols, wn by the Truly Goo Alderman, and Plain ly Tells him so Honest John Demonstrates and, Tting a Witness, Inter Tlews tho Coini8sloner Whr John Hnrrlcdlj Betiated Affairs In tho Board of City orks. It was a dull datroand the City Hall, and Sndsment to Mr.Byer's We Aii Eiron; spoken of In conjunction with the dolfiran England. London, August 31. The Liberal party Is active. Mr.

Gladstone and Sir Charles Dlllie last night addressed large meetings at Chester andChe1sea respectively. Tbc IiBlbor Question. London, August 20. At a orowded meeting of cotton operatives at Burnley laBt night a resolution was passed declaring that the conduct of the employers in violating their agreement and reducing the wages fully fifteen per cont. below what was sanctioned by the Executive Council is UDjust and cruelly oppressive.

The Rochdale manufacturers are contemplating a reduction of the wages of operatives, in consequence of Vho paucity of orders. American Built Russian Cruisers. London, August 20. A Berlin dispatch to this evening's Globe Bay The Russian government ie on the point of signing a contract with the agents of certain American flrmB for the construction of a number of oruiBors, at an aggregate cost 25,000,000 roubles. The Lurgan Riots.

London, August 20. Another person has just died at Lurgan, Ireland, in consequence of woundB received at the hands of the police, in the recent riots there. Tne EnjrHstH Mails for America. London, August 20. The British Post Office Department announoeB that In consequence of the damago by Hoods on tho Welsh it In not advisable to Bond mails by tho way of connected with tho K.nickerboor by the Plaintiff to Discontinue the Pro tho muazle topull ttout.

Both hammers 5Sm cooked, and as he' drew the gun toward him, the triggers caught on the side of tho both barrells wore discharged. The heavy loads of Bhot Btruck him upon the left thigh, tha muzzle of tha gun being so olose to him that that portion of his leg was nearly shattered. Dr. Ferchlsnd secured a blueflsh line, and with the help of some torn linen, succeeded in making a temporary bandage. A conveyance waa then procured, and Captain HanBen was driven to tho Long Island College Hospital, whore he arrived at half past sevon yesterday morning.

Ho was conscious until about an hour previous to ulB death and said that tha accident was all due to his own carelessness. Ambulance Surgeon Plympton, upon examining the wound when Captain Hausen arrived at the hospital, found that a large piece of the thigh bone, nearly five Inohes in length, had been blown out. It was the Intention of tho physicians to perform an amputation if tho patient had lived, but ho succumbed to tho shock and intense hemorrhage, dying about two o'clock. Captain Hausen kept a hotel at the corner of Fifth avenue and Fourteenth street, whero his wife and only son reside. He was a native of Denmark and about 43 years of age.

He was exceedingly fond of gunning, Kelly pretendB to oarry on waa once done on that spot. Everything, however, waa dilapidated and In pieces Ruin and decay were all around, and oven the fences were down. Kolly is a man of about 60. Ho Btands five feet nine or ten. He is not attractive in appearance.

He bears the marks of being a primitive Irishman, for though he has been In this country many years, ho does not Beem to have benefited much by the change from the old sod to the new. His clothes were of the old country kind, well patched. His speech was uncouth and his wave were unpolished. Several women were about the ceedings An Exciting Scene. Mr.

Jules Levy, the distinguished cornetist Manhattan Beach, waltzed gaily up Broadway, Now York, this morning. He was dreBsed with tho greatest the politicians and bJ Hunters lined tho ourbs on Joralcmon street and tho corridors of the Munici Company. Daggett and and Twontieth, not fldent of carrying of Worth men, and, if withstanding mj fblt the maa who go me ThirLnth will vote for the ex Sherlff for the State Committee. The contests at the primaries In this assembly district are looked forward to with great interest, bb the result will be very important as bearing upon the State Committee fight. pal Building, discuss the "situation." many wor.

talking about the pfabllity of a fourth Bepublican a fashionable suit of brown. A stovepipe hat Execution of Latroumouille at Albany TodayHow he Spent his Last Hours The Crime and the Trial. Albany. N. August 20.

LatroumouUlo was oxeouted at. twenty five minutes before one o'olock to day. LATBOUMOUrLLE'S LAST DAT. The efforts toeeecure a stay of oxeoution In the caso of Latroumouillo, the Oohoes murderer, having all failed, hiB counsel at a late hour last night determined not to disturb him by the announcement, and he was allowed to rest in peace. He haB had every religious consolation for Boveral days past, his spiritual adviser, Rev.

Father Brouillet, of the Church of tho Assumption, boing with him almost constantly. This morning ho oxhibited the same calm and roBignod spirit ho has evinced the past threo.days, and recei ved the oment that nothing further could bo dofrfnlmrr resignation. His time is constantly ocoup ed in prayer Jth hlssplritualadviserandin conversation with his ,1 rtfhr rAllltiV6S. uniting with the Diocrats, dui uoiuujk showed ito polish above his classlo features, tus eye "glass, properly adjusted, glistened in the sun. A band TENTH DISTRICT.

loc at 13,000, aa foUows On stock, ou iu chlnerv, $8,000, and on buildings about $2,000. Fire Marshal Thome made an effort to obtain tho lia of Insurances, but Mr. Adams could not givo thorn, aa h. had not tho papers with him. They woro ovor in NeW York.

Ho however stated that the building, stock and machinery woro fuUy covered by an amount of insurance In four or five companies. ThflElffhtb. Ninth, and Twenty second wards, tho hat direction was krfn. Some wero tauting oi rawer tan unpleasant meg which rccoutly took place between City Works Hazzard and Honest John Fronch, and obat appeared to be the most Interesting subject on hd an Kaoh! reporter procecdod to place and one very Intelligent and passibly good looking girl. On asking for Kelly tho girl replied that he would be thero soon, and beforo the wordB wore well out of her mouth he came.

I was aaked to enter, and Tenth Assembly District, are entitled to three delegates. William Cadmus, searcher in the Tax Ofllco, and William Aitken, cartman, are talked of for tho Eighth Ward, found myself In a large back kitchen, rudely paved, ox eant where the atones were wanting and tho hens had make an invostigata. it that Honeet John stands in tho that Jourdan cannot afford to. Commissioner Worth is undoubtedly in a very advan tr, work. In addition to recolving a taken a dust bath, the holes here and thero being filled bf gold gleamed upon his crimBon scan, anu a onal'n of the yellow metal held his watch in place.

He was accompanied by Counselor Maro Antony Barrett, IheDomostUenos of the Constitution Club, who bore himself with dignity and ease. Together Mr. Jules levy and hiB counsel cUmbed to tho third story of a on Murray street, where Mr. James N. Brady, waa waiting to continue the examination of Mr.

lvy in supplementary proceedings the suit of George W. Byer, who obtained a judgment against the hornblower of $210.37 for services alleged to have been rendered in securing him his position at Brighton Beach last Summer. m. droasad in the height of fashion, awaited with water. Ex Judge Erastus Cook, Chairman oi tno uenerai committee, will probably go from tha Ninth.

It is believed that tho Fritz party will be bBaten iu the Twenty second primary, and in that event, Fred BIbboII, a cigar dealer( may be selected at the Assembly Convention. Super great deal of sympathy in consequence of his defeat last hn hu natron "Mr. Kelly," said "I want to talk with you about the mastodon. If you don't object." and belonged to several sporting and rifle clubs, being one of tho founders and most active members of the Fountain Gnn Club. Ho was also a member of the John Dolmar Association and! a man whose kindly nature and generous disposition had won for him a host of friends.

He was tor many years a very successful sea captain, having settled down to business hero but a few years. Ho was a man of unusually vigorous framo aud constltu; Hon, and his untimely end will be deeply regretted by a largo circle of friends and acquaintances. mw, for the execution were completed "No, sir," said ho, "I don't object. Bring tho fotty visor Egolf is a candidate on tno jouruan siue. iiiem was little talk on either oido up to yesterday, and no ffran." Tho origin of tho fir.

is not known. Tbore wa. firo loft In the furnace, so the engineer says, but from the evidence of Mr. watchman of Beano Polllon's, it would appear that tho flames broko out in close proximity to the englno room. Right next to It la a room whore chips and shavings are kept, and It 1.

believed that thoy woro in some manner ignited. It waa the oustom of the onglneer to have a large quantity of shavings kept thero, aa it was Mb habit to Are up in a morning with thorn. The flremen worked energetically all tho tinio, had thoy not dono so, thoro Is no. doubt but that Peaae Polllon's mill, and tho frame housos adjoluing, would have been sacriflced to tho last night and the Sheriff, in response to importunities, having granted a largo number of passeB to per j. i it ar.uf4nn tlm flovflrn Tho airl already spokon of brought a photograph of front rank of theme hunters who infest tho vicinity of the Hall Wb.

Board of City Work, proposed to appoint 'ihlrU gangs of meu on street repairs, a few weeks it was given out that the patronage woul.be distributed among tho Aldermen. Of cour, one of the first to apply was John. HedldigotoMassoy. He did not go to Worth. He worfo Hazzard and left with him a list of names of mowboui he desired to put on.

The understanding the seemed to be that each Commissioner would have BO uch patronage to dUtribute.and Honest John, who seond to be suffering from a very acute of what sometimes called big head, or, In other name was mentioned. the head of tho mastodon and 1 examined it. I.won't BOUB Who WlSneu lu wimra. Fall and being personal age in the Department of City Works, which everybody knows is a big factor in our local poUtios. "He has a fine chance," aaid one of his enthusiastic followers this morning, "to get even with Daggett now, and he proposes to take advantage of it.

I know jus what Is going on, and I'll make the prediction now that Daggett will not go back to the State Committee I shouldn't be surprised if he didn't go to the convention, at all Daggett is as good aa beaten already.1 "Who is talked of for his plaoo asked an Eagle ELEVENTH DISTBIOT. There are in this dlstriot four wards, the 8enth, nnrnnch. and when ho espied him from a by letter, informed him that such a proceeuing was Btop to describe It now. "Would you like to see tho grounds? aaked Kelly. THE SUNDAY VTBITOB.

Twenty first, Twonty thlrd and Twenty fourth. It Is CLEARED OUT. contrary to law. The Sheriff tuen revoaou an om passes an'" has confined the witnesses strictly to those provided for by law. The Burgosses Corps will aot as a guard about the Jail.

entitled to five delegates, and there is a noBt oi candidates. In the Seventh we find Alderman Stewart, ox Observing tho mud on Mr. Kelly's shoes and leggings I declined, but instead made an attempt to find out who his visitor of Sunday was. A Suspected Infected Vessel From Havana. flames.

Engineers Charles B. Farley, uuuuiugnnu Dalo, wore iu charge of the lire, under Chief NoTius. AesemblymanE. D. Berri and Peter Ostranaer moBt talked of.

Stewart wants to go because of his candidacy "Mr. Kelly," said "it is a little too muddy and damn for anv senslblo man dressod as I am to venture The Murder and the Trial. Hilnire Latroumouille waB hanged for the HONEY MAttKET. for tho State Committee. Stewart seems to ds oosb oi the ward, and tho fair presumption is that if he wants to go he will have himself elected; but he will have opposition, he may depend upon it.

Berri wants to be a down to tho muck lied." murder of Catharine Dunsbach. The oriina was com "SlnBlble mon said ho "bo gobs, yo should soen "Well, there are Ammerman, Dave Stewart and Franklin Woodruff. Stewart ie in with Jourdan, and his candidacy, as you will see, would rather Daggett, if the ox Sheria had any Bhow. We don like the way Stewart has been acting during tho past week, and wo will beat him." itt if wm th wan boss." other words, w) felt the important of his position, and oonsideredhat Hazzard was UNDBIOBEAT OBLIGATIONS TO HIM for his vote lnhe Board of Aldermen, selected Hazzard reason that he thought that tho Comnaslonor would rauior glvo him tho appointments thn tu. politician! of the ward.

John doe, not rgard himself an a politician, but exoonent of that lofty polloy the fine glntlemon as waa here on Sunday Be Jabors, mitted on April 5. Miss Dunbaoh, who at tho time or her doath was 50 years old, lived with her aged father Yesterday afternoon late, word reached Hie Board of Health that a vessel called tha Grace Bradley, from Havana, was anchored in the bay off Red Hook Point. It was stated that Bhe had had yellow fovor on board. She was not within the jurisdiction of Brooklyn, but Secretary La Fetra, of the Board of Hoalth, telegraphed the fact of hor presence to Dr. Vanderpoel, who at once had her towed baok to quarantine.

She had oomo up without a permit. Dr. Vandorpool he bates them all." delegate, because ho aiso nas ipr" uS. of the State Committee. Ostrandor wants to go because farm near Cohoes.

The murderer was a a renon Holyhead to catch supplementary American mails at Queenstown. Ttoe Russian Military Manuevcrs. London, August 20. Standard announces, officially, that Eng. laud is the only power which has not been iuv tri ito aend Officers to witness tho great Russian military auuevers, commencing on Monday, the 25th lust.

Politics in Austria. Pesth, August 20. ThoiWenoer (newspaper) Btatea that Count Karolyi win probably succeed Count Andrassy aa Austro Hun carlan Premlor: It is stated that Count do Szell, the oreaont Hungarian Minister of Finance, will be elected leader of the Deak Party, Count Andrassy having informed his frlendB that ho does not intend to participate in politics for Borne years. Lieutenant Carey. London, August 20.

An address to Lieutenant Carey, of the expedition in which the Prince Imperial lost his life in South Africa, declaring that he haB been unwarrantably censured, has received 3,000 Biguitures in Plymouth, since Monday. Lcsseps Coming Over. Pabis, Aueust 20. M.deLcsseps, the promoter of the Panama Canal soheme, is already preparing lor his journey to the United StateB. HiB wife will accompany him.

Soir announces that Count do Chambord, the Legitimist pretender, has Btarted for England. The Fever at Memphis. Memphis, August 20. "And he wont down to tho muck bod on Sunday," I lofty window he haBtenod to summon Mr. John Cooney, his counsel, to the scene of action.

Mr. Coouey entered (he room. His naturaloy roseate complexion was heightened by expoBute to the sun, and he wore a most formidable aspect. Before hiB arrival Referee Brady asked jocosely, "What has become of Mr. Cooney, Mr.

Levy 1 Have you kidnapped him "No," replied Levy, doubling his fist and assuming a puglllstio poafare, "but I won't say that I wouldn't Uke to have him in a corner all alone for a few moments," and he brought his fist down with an emphasis that maao the chairs and tables shiver. Mr. Cooney having loomed up the referee prepared to continue his examination. AN ADJOURNMENT REQUESTED. should like," said Counselor Cooney, "to ask for a brief "adjournment." "We object to any adjournment," said Mr.

Bartlett. "There aro no favors due from us." "An Important witness, upon we have been unable to servea subpena, Is not here, and In consequence we are not rSady to proceed. We wiU take an adjournment until to morrow or this afternoon," urged Mr. of the honor. nalil.

"In all that 'Well, you can Bay that he will have thirty out of the 7 nnlinn ftlwT thftt Cflr Colonel Jon Palmer seems to bo tho only one in tno Canadian, 24 years of age. In the latter part oi marcu ho returned.to Cohoes from Dannemora Prison where, i. ua lmn'n anntpncod for horse stealing. Martin "Faith and it's true for ye," responded Kelly "and UO Ll'lll M.V. Twonty first Ward mentioned in any way prominently, although thore is somo talk about Alderman Hacker.

Palmer is a clerk in tho Water Registrar's Oftlce, Depart Wall Stuket, August 20 3 P. M. Among the saloa between calls and at Uio second board were Missouri, Kansas and Teiaa, at, 73Xa73; Wabash, 2nd, ox. TO; St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern, Omaha 105; Burlington.

Cedar Rapids and Northern, 1st, 8la8 Kansas Pacific Denver division, Fort Wayne, at, 138X; St. Paul Lacrosse 1I3S; Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis, i.t, lOW Union laciflc. ut lM' IU Lehigh and Wilkcabarro, assented, 80; U. coupon, 1U1V; coupon, lOSM Del.

and Hudson of 1891 102 Erio, 1st, coqaal, ditto, funding, 73, Laki Shore, 1st, consoL 119; ditto, 2nd, consol, 11W Hannibal and St. Joseph, 8, lOS; Metropolitan Ele which domads that tin business oi uio city Bhall be done lu a luslneia Uke way. Well, John submittethln list, andlt was a pretty stout one. thlrty eight OologateB to me tainly looks as if he was bOB3." ThlB 1b generally regarded as oxtravagant. "Is Worth as bitter against Jourdan as against Daggett 7" asked the reporter; llT A't u.

how he can be vory friendly to the Gen thanked Mr. La Fetra for his trouble in notifying him of the case. THE TROY CITIZENS' CORPS. Dunsbach, father of the victim, left his home on mo morning of tho murder to go to Cohoes. He had converged with Latroumonille.l who called at the house in search of work, and had promised to engage him.

ment of City Works, and is an old politician. day or two pissed aud In popped wltn anotnor urn The candidates in the Twenty tnira wara inomae I wint with him, and bo tho same token ho gave mo a dollar, and a trade ono at that "Well," said "ho must be a Bingular person, and probably comes from Boston" "Dlvll a bit," was tho answor "here's his name." Mr. Kelly took Irom the rocessos of his clothing an old, greasy, dilapidated pocketbook, and drew from it a neatly engraved card, on which I road as follows to tho Commlsifoner, at tne mo unio rcmiuuiu Supervisor Ernst Nathan, Alderman Seaman, Solomon LatromouiUo returned to tho house alter DunsDacn ion. GaUlnaer. George F.

Elliott, dosepn Kuery, amoo iyuu, They Have a Parade at lirlffuton Beach To nltfhi. Farmer Dunsbach returned from Cohoes at two oiocs: of the great favor ho had doj him In voting lor mm tor Commissioner. Mr. Hazard, who had doubtless hoard that John a muchbusod and misrepresent eral when Jourdan and Daggett are working together. Those two gentlemen and a few others have beonrun nw, thnir own way for a number of years past, a Custom House employe, and one or two uiiiort.

Tho in tho afternoon. He went through the nouse out uio not see his daughter. Alarmed for her eafety he Uur liPiirnnm. She lav doad on tho bed, ed man, regarded tho Prlnciol Bone uuur. w.vu amazement.

A few days af terard Honest John appeared and we stalwart uepuonoans, juu ft hat little rintr was broken up." Seventh, Twenty first and Twenty tl warus are in the Third Congressional DiBtrict.and these Worth wants to carry at tho primaries, with the view of beating Daggett out of tho convention delegates. Supervisor Nathan is regarded a'B pretty certain to be one of the delegates. her face and body covered with blood. Her vvyJ it. i.ia About eighty members of tho Troy Citizens' Corps, accompanied by a number of honorary mombers of tho same organization and the Old Guard of Troy, arrived at the foot of West Twenty second street, New York, on the Bteamer City of Troy, this morning, and after disembarking, were mot by the Old Guard, of New with a third list.

In tho moatlmo ne nau ing Hazzard's office, urging an to have the other men Trild TX vated at, Wabash at, ox. iu Tho cablej reports a withdrawal oi 100,000 in bullion from tb': Hank of England for shipment to Canada. Tho Btoauishlp Lossing arrived Irom Havre to day with gold culu aud bars. a 7 i a Aata a nftt Tho reporter subsequently conversed with prominent representatives of the Jourdan Daggett party, who were Daniel M. Toedwell, 33 Hanson place, Brooklyn, throat was cut from ear to ear.

A blooo. stamen case knife lay on the table in the kitchen. The murderer had ransacked tho bureaus and closets and carried off whose names ho had given inppoiniea. In the Twenty fourth Wara, i nu urennan auu a. a.

equally as confluent oi success no iuu A NEW EXPERIENCE OB MB. HAZZARD, "Mr. Tevyishere, and we ougm to examination," interposedthe referee. "We have a gonerouB purpose In thia matter, and if weoould get a brief delay it might obviate the necessity of going any further," persisted Mr. Cooney.

I "Wo refuse to have any dealings with the other side. OOSSIP ABOUT THE DEIiEUATlUH. rrw i a aood deal of speculation indulged inaronnd two two dollar bills and ten cents in fractional currency. LatriomoniUe aftorward spent this money In Cohoes. who was annoyed by the Ottonnoung ui doubly annoyed by tho poietency with which Mr.

Hobbs are the leading oneB spoken of. The ohanoos are that the be the delegate from the ward. Mr. Brennan has reoently taken a very prominent part in the Republican poUtios up there, and is pushing him York, and escortod to the Gilsoy House, where breakfast was served, aud at 10 o'clock a start was made for Brighton Boach. The party went thero by tho steam Ti.ii nt the favorite resorts of tho party poU Twelvo eases of yellow fever were reportod to tho nf TTnalth this morninR, six of whom are colored.

French pursued him. In srauing oi mo u. don't want any of their generosity. I don't think thnvnohnnt the citv. as to the probablo personnel I saw I was right in my Impression as to the Sunday visitor, and determined to loarn from Kelly what was the result of Mr.

Tredwell'a visit. Soon after the discovery of tho tHJltkiiO mivD" ii. II day, he made a remark to tu effect tliai no wa uorou Among the whites are O. H. Hilcher, Thomas H.

Cooke boat Minnie Cornell, which was chartered for tho occasion, and landed the excursionists at the new iron pier. n. ArtMnn Of course not a uttie oi mm they are capable of it, from the counsel aowu, i nneral J. S. Shemncton.

Two doatha have been was playing cards in Shepherd's Baloon, at He acted strangely, and his companions noticed that ho 0 nothlna. In some of the distriots, sep.ta the front very rapidly. He is an energeuo worker and although he has once wandered away from 'thd fold, he savs he is baok again for good now. He is Barrett, casting a soorniui fluonfiri viBiblV. A dress parade and review will be held at the Beach almost to death by French, an ne wiBncu vu mui.

would give him a rest. TIs remark was carried to French, and Frouoh, who hai a weakness foe writing Iottors, wrote to tho Comnifelonor mildly lobnklng reported, Rosa Devoy and Minnie Tally, colored. Arrangements are being perfected for a daily mall service ti.o and Nashville Railroad. The weather Let us have but half an hour," pleaded Mr. Cooney.

employed as Shore Line Inspector by the Board of City And you went with him to the ground I asked. "Sure we did," Kelly replied; "and a mighty fine glntlemon he was, too no nonsense about him, and all square, and he give me a dollar, and a trade one at that." was excited. At midnight he left the Baloon, ana went to his home. The police of Albany, Troy and Cohoes aoted promptly. A reward of $500 was offered for the however affairs have so shaped themselves that toe, delegation can be foreshadowed with a conBidopble degree of certainty.

Under tho new apportionment there are now twelve assembly districts, and pn tfi' basis of it Otafa run Works. Tho reports Irunl mo sunne row u' i bo lavorablo an when oslimalcs were mado buf iro the harvest It does not yield so well aa waa oxpected, and tho crop will not exceed 35,000.000 bu.hol. instead of exceeding M.000,000 as was firat calculated. 1 tie quality is good, aud tho most oi It will grade No. 1.

TbU news haa bad a tendency to depress the St. Paul thi. afternoon, and the Minneapolis stock Is alfo down. The markot waa hoary this afternoon, being influenced by routing sales, by reports that thi European crop was a little better than was expected, and that tho yield in tho oxtreme Northwest wp short of tha calculations. The movement was, howovor, mainly df to clique manipulation, and advautago was taken of Uio above reports to 11 the market down.

DP.M. The stock market was heavy at th clow. Tho following table show tho aalei at tha stock mar this afternoon, and to morrow the excursionists will return to New York, and be entertained by the Old Guard. The Citizens' Corps wore blue fatigue uiiloftns, And was headod by Doran's band, Tho Troy Old Guard's uniform was pea green in color, and only about twenty members of that organization ta warm and pleasant. Augnat 20 arrest of Latrcumoullle.

Circulars, bearing tho sus TWELFTH DISTBIOT. The Twontv flfth Ward and tho five country towns him, not falling at the same the to remind him oi mo groat obligation he was undo! Tbe fact tiat such a letter was written leaked ouln tho goaelp anong the politicians and was published the Eaolr. Honest John apparently lost his temer. He deternined to representation establlshea.Dy ins evuuu ni mmitfcM. Kinos Ceuuty is entitled to 38 delegates, "You would oblige me," I said, "if you wouia teu me all about your visit to the spot with this gentle make up the Twelfth Assembly District, and three dele.

peoted man's portrSlfc Wro stattered over the country. The murderer became a fugitive He fled to the northward and was overtaken and arrested at Whallone burgh, Essex County, N. Y. On his arrival at Cohoes, Xhe Board of Health yosterday nnanimouBly resolved 'to permit the steamer Colorado to enter tho port, if tHe Governor approved. Pending his answer, Houston has doclared quarantine againBt thiB city, to take effect last Each ward is allowed one to start wltn, anu one ior mu ,500 (or fraction) of Hopubllcan votes casi as i mww have a porsonal Interview wltUiUe uobhuii' were iu the party.

A VICIOUS ASSAULT. One Woman Knocked Down and Levy must play this afternoon," remaraeu mr, jffiitett "They have shown no legal reason for an ad Smisnt. At the last adjournment if was understood thatm examlnatlon of Mr. Levy was to be fraiBhed today It la well known that the other day he was askod questions that were, entirely irrelevant, and known to "Imustgo down to Manhattan Beach on tho five minutes to two boat," ohlmed In Levy. can't stay any later." An adjournment was than taken for half an hour, and Mr Cooney and bis Interesting ollont darted out In search of the missing witness.

Meanwhile Levy and w0 iemalnod in the office of Mr. Brady. of 1870 There wul be more comoinmij iuu.B.D nnM between wards of districts to shut out other night. No oauBe exists lor this action, an mu unr u. AN INTERESTING TEH VIEW.

it. takinir with hm as a wltnes, Eddy gates are allotted to them. The aistriDution is a mav ter to be settled among themselves. Alderman Powora, of tho Twenty fifth Ward, la understood to be a candidate, and hiB (friends say they wiil oarry the primary for him. Ex Alderman Bob Hill, who haa charge of one of the pipe yardB of the Department of City Works, is opposed to Powers, and is said to be seeking election as Pirate.

There' is a story going the rounds that Bob is perfectly hoalthy, man." "Well, ye see," said the old man," "mo mon and me, wo tuk a shovel this Is it, by tho same token and we wint across there, a matter of 300 yards or more down the hill, sure," ho added suddenly, tho Rintlo uion made a few marks on a pieoo of papor, and that'll show you the hole." Mr. Kelly produced a paper containing the diagram of tbe holo annoxod, evidently drawn by Mr. Tredwell Farmer DunRbach identified him as tne man wno naa called at his house, looking for work, on the day of tho murder. The trial of Latroumouille tok in Albany. Ex Speakor Henry Smith, one of tho most distinguished lawyers in the State, represented the People.

The evi International Cricket match. Pago, a clerk in tho Health Offce, and ono olhis right band men In tho politics of tl Twentieth 'ard, he Ottawa, August 20. ket for thia day wards from representation, thus euaming one or two wards in a district to have all the delegates. The complications in regard to the State Committee appointments, which were bad enough in one Congressional mmi the Fourth. last year, are increased this year, by 5 rT.

P. SL sought Mr. Hazzard in the Muucipai uuuuih Tn the international cricket match play was resumed Closln Seriously Injured by Another. Lena Silverstein and Rosa Levy are relatives, and mothers of families, living In adjoining dwellings in Mesorole Btroet. This morning they had a dence was circumstantial but overwhelming, latrou ffinhwu Loweat.

8 circulating for signatures a paper requesting the Alder colloquy to tho following effect tiok place mouille made an ineffectual effort to prove an aK6f. at 11:15. The Becond inning of the Canadians closed at 11:20 with a score of 82. 12:15 two Americans are 'urfih runs 1 Brown out for 2, Bailey but on a duck Amonff the witnessSs caUedln Support of the aitfn was "Is it truo, Mr. Hazzaru," saiu jouu, had become seated in the Commialonor'.

priv office the fact that the waroa jjomposmg mm. nm in different ConsroBsional districts. HOLE WHBBB KELLY FOUND THE MASTODON. B. Dr.

Frank Graton, a French practicing physician. He Opening. Central and Erie 21 Union Pacitlo 77 Uke Shore Morris and Baaax. i Ijwx A Wesl'n la it true that you said I bored ym almost vo uui man to resign for refusing to go into tne Kay conapitauj last week. Tho first thing Bob will know off will go his official head.

Alderman Powers is warmly in favor of Worth for the State Committee, and should hla side lose nt t.hn nrimarv. the Worth men expeot to win in the egg, NewhaU still at tho bat with 7 runB. At 13:28 three AmArtcana are out. with 29 runs Soutter out with 17 A reporter of the Eaole haB been conversing with Be nubllcan politicians from tho different wards with tho .1. am In Tft.

was utterly demolished on cross examination, as tao following extract from the testimony will show that you wero tired oi naving mejuunua i "I had a little spat with Cooney the other day that didn't get into the papers," Bald Levy to the Eaol reporter Mr. Barrett was speaking to me, and Cooney remarked, 'louniake an apt pupil, My answer was I would rather be the pupil of anybody than Bacchus Cooney said, 'What, Backus of the San Fran Yea, sir I did say so, anu i nnan. runs, OroBB and NewhaU at tho bat. At 12:35 four Nortnwcstern. towns, and will send all the district delegation from Commissioner.

Amerioans are out, with 33 runs newnau uuv 101 view of ascertaining wnai iutoi' gard to tho delegation. The result is given below From all tha information ascertained thusfar.it 27V 77 Ki)i 6f. 17S 8214 91 73 B7M 2i to sow ioiZ ei iaw six "You don't blame me for tryingM got tr nrom. and Moore at tho bat. At 12:45 five Americans are out.

with 34 runs Cross out for 1, Moore and Cal yortUwatem Rock lalna St. Paul St. Paul prulorrort Ohio ana SliMwa'PPi NewJere Ounlral. A St. Weston that section of the county.

Ex Justice Wolfert and John MoDonald, of New Lots, are regarded aa good as choBen already. There Is somo talk about William Watson and 8. Glffard Nelson, but It does not amount to muoh. dispute concerning tho conduct of their children, Mrs. Levy finding cause for complaint about the 111 treatment of one of her children by a youthful son of Mm.

Silverstein. The latter discredited Mrs. Levy's statement, whom she virtually called a liar, and the assertion was returned with intorest. Moro of the Bame BOrt followed, until Mrs. Silvorsteln, in hor passion, made a sudden onslaught upon her opponent.

Mrs. Levy was first struck on the head with a basket, and then KNOCKED DOWN by a blow of the irate assailant's fist. Not oontont with the punishment inflicted Mrs. Silverstein ended the attack by vigorously kicking Mrs. Levy.

Later Mr. Levy applied to Justice Guok for a warrant, on which Mrs. Silverstein was arrested and produced "in seems as if the delegation to Saratoga win go unpledged. Each candidate for the gubernatorial noml have his friends in the delegation, and I vert at the bat. Bank Kobbery Frustrated.

Long Bbakoh, August 20, mon, do you whinn3d John. "Ho, I do not but you know I tid not get aT of the patronage; Still, you kopt coming to mo, andfrankly speaking, I got tlrod of it. Honest John began to repoat hla itale romlner of how muoh he had done for Mr. Hazzard, when thiattcr interrupted him, saying clsco Minstrels, or the fellow wno presseu vue grape, i. I said the one wfio squeezed the grapes, but when they got into Mb hjnds ho turned them into whisky, which you, Mr.

Cooney, always get drunk on. and that is every day." AN ATBOOIOTJS PUN. Wat tflllinB his story, Levy, who seemed greatly Mr. Smith Were you ever in Btate prison i Dr. Graton I was.

Mr. Smith How many times 1 Dr. Graton Twice. Mr. Smith What for 7 Dr.

Graton Seduction. I married tho woman aiter ward' and was releasod. Mr. Smith What wore you in for the Becond time 7 Dr. Graton For not supporting my wife.

Mr. Smith How old are you 7 Dr. Graton Twenty six. Mr. Smith How long have you been a practicing physician 7 Dr.

Graton Ten years. Mr. Smith Did you graduate 7 Dr. Graton I did. if, will bo uboIobs to attempt to send a body of men pledged to any one candidate.

It Is the. opinion of many that An attempt wsb made by bnrglara, early thia morn PaculcAlail Miciiuran ontrM Ie)airT A Hudson. A A P. Tnlnrrun. lllinoiit Central SGHROEDERIS9I.

the majority will be In favor of Robertson, FIBST DIBIBICT. inn to rob the Long Branch Banning uompany on Main street. Policeman Wc lley, who was on "HOLD, ENOUGH "Thero I have board that long enough. You told The First Assembly District, comprising the First nwth wnrflB. is entitled to thrco delegates.

It Is Bid. duty near the bank, was seized, gagged, bound and blindfolded. The burglars entered tho bank and made that, thatnortlon of it knou as tho old First me so personally three times, and I said nothig. Thon unsuccessful effort to break open the eare. Ihe ap will have one, and that eithor Both Low, B.

Cornell Dr. Graton At tho University of Philadelphia, 209 proach of persons in the street frightened the thieves The Ex Mayor Character! zed in a Republican MeetlaR as "An Unprincipled Trlcfcster Natuan and Anti Nathan Men Testing Tlieir Strength. A largely attended meeting of the Twenty first Ward John H. Starln Club waa held last evening, the President, Mr. Thomas H.

Cobb in tho chair and the Sornh Fox, aged 55 years, accidentally foil down stairs at hor residence In Twenty eighth street, near Third avenue, this morning, aud received auca. severe Injuries that it la feared thoy will provo fatal. Tut ifa T.nrin Palmer will be chosen: tno oia xmru and thoy fled, leaving a quantity of toola In the bank. North Tenth street, in that city. Mr.

Smith Whon did you graduate 7 Dr. Graton On tho 14th of February last. nTnHh Wnw lona did vou attend the university 7 section, one, Franklin Woodruff; and tho Sixth Ward, A Porrv Samuel Russell, of tho Sixth Ward, court. Mr. Levy also presented a certificate, signed by Dr.

Doane, stating that his wife was in a orltioal condition and the possibility of a fatal termination to the injuries austained by her. Under these circumstances the magistrate refused to admit the prisoner to bail, and accordingly oommitted Mrs. Silverstein ponding tho result. SUDDEN. Detectives are on tho track or tne uurgiars.

The RoNs Siiilth Race. N.S., August 20. is also spoken of, both as a delegate and as a candidate CtlflCCBA BEJlKPIta. Dr. Graton Four monthB.

Before that I practiced amused by it, Invited the referee and the reporters out to take a drink. I can't tell which I prefer," ho remarked, the Juice of the grape or the Jews of Manhattan Beach." Thjs atrocious pun was followed by a refusal on tho part of every one to drink, whereupon Levy remarked, I'm always putting up for something, wine or whisky, and never have a cent in my pocket." Mr Cooney 'returned, after an absence of half an hour," with a burning face, and Mr. Byer, also with a blooming faceyat his elbow. "I appear now to renew tho application for an adjournment," remarked Counselor Cooney. Wo must close the examination of Mr.

Levy to day," insisted Mr. Barrett. "Well then," we discontinue this proceeding at this moment," said Mr. Cooney, in his most impressive for the Stato Committee in tne seconu uongresoiuuw proceedings being recorded by Mr. wm.

moss. you wrote it in a lotter, and I have saia naiing, uu. now I proposo to tell you something. I unt you to distinctly understand that I am under otgatlon to noitbor you nor any other member of tb. Board of Aldermen.

I never sought this office; I nov asked an Alderman to vote for me. If I were under bligations to you it would bo very ungenerous on jurpartto keep constantly reminding mo of it But I not consider that 1 am. I came into this Board Mh tho vlow of conducting ito business as far as I anEcncorned as a man conducts his own private buslncij and I shall dolt. I ask no favors of tho politiciaj, and never have. Now," continued the Commlaiilcfer, warming Wallace Ross, tho St.

John oarsman, has taken up his After transacting the usual iouobb uusmms vesUoating Committee presented a favorable report on the names proposed for membership at the last meeting, and on motion, the Secretary was directed to place them Quarters at the Three Mile House, on too snore oi uea on my own hook. Before I began tho practice oi meu icine I was seven years in college, Mr. Smith Did your mothor go with you i Dr. Graton No, sare. Mr.

Smith What did you study in collego 7 Dr. Graton Grammar, manuscript and history. Mr. Smith "Whose grammar Dr. Graton I don't know.

Mr. Smith Whose history? ford basin, to prepare ior ms race wnu which is announced to take place on uesaay uexi. 0Dk it'mvj rf TvrmwBitions for membership wore HUMORS OF THK SCALP. LOSS OK HAIR. Vou ot Hair In thound of cao Ii dua ontirI to omo form of lp disease.

Hurentr tlro pw cent, of the nam berof bald heads might bo corered witb i bail judicious usu CUTIC'CftA, aMlJted by OUT1CUBA SOAP It Is the most sureesble a. woll a. tho most oS.oUto hu rontwr eror produced by man. It is medicinal In ln tr" sonso of thu word. All other, are plaMono Js mlilure of poisonous djres.

None but OOTIOURA po; lb" fha continue even, and both sideB Beem received and referred to the Investigation Committee. Xhe Death Front Apoplexy of Ex Ac semblrman TaUmadge'i Father tills IHoniinff. Mr. John Tallmadge, father of ex Assemblyman D. W.

Tallmadge, was found dead in the bathroom of his residence, No. 9 New York avenue, at Beven o'clock this morning. From the facts that were collated by an Eagle reporter, it appears that the deceased was confident oi victory. Gone to Cuba. Fali Hiveb, AugUBt 20, An election for Vice iresiaeni anu tary was then held and resulted in the election of Mr.

Oliver Olsen to the first and Mr. James L. Tobey to tho last named office. Judge Westbrook Doctor, name the author of one up, "there la a little personal matter about." District. SECOND DISTBICT.

Thero are two wards in thlB dlstriot, the Second and Fourth. The district has two dolegatos. Tho talk Is that B. B. Hopkins and Joseph Reeve, of the Fourth, tho old war horse, are candidates.

Mike Dady and Reeve, who have been working together, are now Dady is not particular who goes to the convention, so long as Uncle Joo does not go, and is Beoking a combination with Hopkins to beat the old gentleman. Reeve is also working for a combination with Hopkins to beat Dady. The managers in the Fourth Ward are maneuvering to appropriate both delegates. No names are mentioned in the aeooiid. THIRD DISTBICT.

There Is a fine contest in this district, which takea in "A oersonal matter said Honest Jfn, betraying it la stated here that Walter Paine, tho defaulting Mr Robert uairne tuen onerou ivutiTiug. Whereas. During tho past few weeks, It has not re Treasurer of tho American Linen Mills, has gone to hair Elands nd tubss. cvislnf premature bildne.1. ft diumdose.oI the CUTICORA.

KESOLVKMT wril porift tho oil and aweal glands of tho Tiro, of scrofulous uamorol tlw Mood'Md iffsure pormsnont cure, whan i In oon W. symptoms of alarm, "Yea. air. quired a wy keen eye to discover that the enemies oi Sie Republican party have been actively at work, and that they are now at work, in league with selfish and Cuba, and there is good authority lor tho statement. book that you stuaieu.

Dr. Graton I studied algebra. Judge Westbrook What algebra? Dr. Graton St. Joseph's algobra.

Judge Westbrook What is algeDra? Dr. Graton I don't know. Mr. Smith Who were your teachers 7 Dr Graton Fra Conscience and Fra Joseph. Mr.

Smith What did thoy teach? nr firaton I don't know. The length was marked down as twenty five feet the neotioo with tho ontward application of CUTIOlBA. A PERSONAL manner. "Ono moment," shouted Mr. Barrett, rising to his feet that I object to, Mr.

Referee. Mr. Levy's former examination requires an explanation and he is en titled to tho benefit of that explanation. Now, Mr. Levy." said thVOlstlnguished advocate, with an encouraging wave ofyfils hand, "sit up a little closer and we will hear have to say.

You may make any statement you like about your previous examination." Lk PAJNT CORNETIST. Cattle from the Wrecked State of Vlr longth of tho place whero the front legs were uvxon, flm feet: the hind legs, twelve feet, eto. This inter replied the Commissioner, with incrd warmth; "and as you have brought a witness wlttjyou (turning glnia. HAUFAy, N. August 20, ested me in tho thing, and I resolved to go down and witness unprincipled men, wno con tuoumoi.OT their object being to effect such a nomination to tho Mayoralty that the Democratic party may have a walk over at the next election, in return for which these base political traders are to receive patronage from tho present representatives of the Democratlo party; there ore, belt v.nm.n i.a ToMmfv flMt to.

French's companion), I proposo to also to this conversation." During the trial Latroumouille made an unsuccessfu examine tho hole. Away wo went up to the knees, or rthnr to tho throat, for the grass was still wet and the Tin nr.a nnl attemnt to break jail. The caBe terminated on June 27, This was too much for the Alderman SALT KHBUM AND DANDRCrF "TA.To'suEsTru ESKKJaU rhum on helaad ru hair, also on my drffflS harlna cdinir with It Tbe danj" ff! Iff Irom inr hair was mry annojinr I consulted uy.fsU Aa tfnSiiXd lphrsici.n7in r.rl Jo it. and har. Uken Uvrir DrrirTtion orneri.aitdidnot nnd any jure and boj PiUte many iwrso n.

who barettW MJt rhf im. and who h.xo two doctored tor y.ara. that thre was no cure for it that It In th. blood, and 1 ahouldid. i.

inclined to axrrao WltA UMD. mitnr was BcatteredaU over us. When we reached when the jury brought in a verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree, and the prisoner was sentenced to apparently a hale and hearty man. He waa seventy three yearn of age, but had the vitality and energy of a much younger man. He retired to rest at hia usual hour last evening in good health and spirits, not complaining of any sickness or indisposition whatever.

When Mrs. Tallmadge arose this morning, tho deceased was not in his bedroom, but no notice was taken of the fact, aa he was at timeB in tho habit of rising early. At breakfast be did not put in an appearance, and search made for him was unsuccessful. At the time stated his youngest daughter went upstairs in quest of him, and after searching tho rooms finally came to the bathroom, the door of which was unfastened. She looked in and saw the deceased in his night clothes sitting upon a chair and apparently asleep.

hole It was full of water. I could see whore Mr. Tredwell had movod about the day before. It was trad for me. but it must have been much worse for rtesoieea, J.uai wo, Ward Workingmen's (John H.

Starln) Club, hereby rleage ourselves to support none but true and tried men for office; that we will do our utttOBt to bring about the nomination for the offioe of Mayor only such 11. Artfl JnnAA .1 SVH Will fT the Third and Tenth wards. The Jourdan party are figuring to capture all three delegates. Should tbey win, the prospect 1b that General William DeLacy and Henry E. Townsond, a olerk in the Controller's office, will go from tha Third Ward, and Assemblyman Trowbridge from the Tenth Ward.

Should the Henry party carry tho Tenth, Mr. Henry and his faithful friend, George Thomas, may bo the delegates from that ward. Both sides claim to be able to win. Mr. Henry is out of be hanged.

Application was made to juoges westbrook and Bocks for a new trial, but it was refused. him when It was pouring. I ventured a remark to that willing to have a witness on tbe other sio. He found that he had got luto a little deeper watel than ha had anticipated, bo ho opposed the lotroductin of a witness by Mr. U.zzard and got out in aa good Phape as possible, taking his man Pago with him.

II his not been seen around the Commissioner's ofBoo rice. This the version of the affair glv.n tho Hall today by men who are in a position to posted. The f'lTTHItlnA. mad. bl TOT I our Mr Levy hltphed his chair a little forward, adjusted his eyeglass a moment waa burled In deep med ltatlon.

Thenie turned deathly pale, placed his hand across his faeWonable waistcoat, and said in a husky voice and wlth ft dismal upwara roll of his eyes, "I feel so awf iffly He ell buck In hla chair, tho pioture of wretchedness and despair. "Brace up, raj boy," remarked Counselor Barrott, riving him a tan on the shoulder. af nu time." remarked iree a man as BUau comxnanu wie wuuumw v. nil classeB of our citizens; of one who is not seeking the firm. I did.

and, to'mr aatontshmjnt, In lew than thi IU, BUU. effect to my friend Kelly. "Ha Bobs, ve may well say that," he answered with FATAL ACCIDENTS. CTin "the rain waa coming down In torrents, and it office, and, to nna sucn a one we uouovo necessaryto go beyond the precincts of our own ward; and while our devotion to our party and principles second to none, we believe that the Twenty first Ward has proved to be eminently worthy of recognition when oh I The uintlomon's boota stuck tno town at present, but his frlendB are doing a groat deal of work, and bo are Trowbridge and his friends, while week, mr head was entirely free from all aait rooum dandruff, and 1 cannot aw any ptrnc of salt rheum on mr person. 1 think it a wonderful remedy.

POBTBKOPTB, N. Febmary 6, 1878. HUMOR QV TH8 SCALP THAT WAS DESTROYING THK SaIB, OUBBD Thirty four head of cattle from the wrecked steamer State of Virginia at Sable Island, were forwarded by the steamer Alhambra last night to St. Johns, N. the purchaser having been unable to land them here owing to Vie Dominion Government's orders.

The Gale at Halifax. Halifax, N. 8., AugUBt 20. A strong southeast gale commenced here early yestor day morning and continued to nearly noon. The rain fell In torrents.

A number of small boats wero broken up at their mooring, while others went adrift or were sunk. Some of tho vessels at the wharves were chafed, ijrmVno' serious damage has been so far reportod. Two ieaBBl came Into oollieion in the harbor, but the damage done was Blight. Three schooners with wrlsokod goodB from the Bteamer State of Virginia, have arrived hero since Monday. A number of the officers and crew of the wrecked steamer left as passengers in the Bteamer Caspian for Liverpool 1 St.

Johns, N. yesterday. Attempted Bank Robbery. Long Bbanob, N. August 20.

mud so that when he got them out, me on one Bide hinlno him. and the man on the other, there was an Hastening downstairs she informed her mother of tho fact, and Bhe in turn asked her son, the ex Assemblyman, to go up and bring Ids father down to breakfast the Jourdan men In the Third Ward, led by tho Genoral account of othors differed in respect io renm from the office. Tbey had it that when started to leave, Haxzerd stood against tho dooraud refused to allow him to pass, but finally did because John whined and plead so hard. Throughout th Interview himself and hla lieutenants, Alderman Aitkenantt Do innn Uke the firing off of a big gun. Ye may tne conventions uu wcdw Mr Cairns said in support ot hiB resolution Mr.

Chairman My object in offering this resolution is to forestall, if possible, the small clique of unprinolpled Laoy, are sparing no effort to carry the primary, FOUETH DISTBICT. laugh," Kelly added, "but mayba ye know the glntlemon bettor nor me as sure as you live ho never swore 110 can xaaJW um ox v1' Mr. "We don't aiS any favors from you," sharply replied Mr. 'i? 'It is my d'eto conduct this affair in a gentlemanly manner," efflkrved Mr. Cooney.

i. v.i ib. flnnr with another Mr. Pago waa a nute spectator. MES8RS.

WEEKS POTTKR: fc GENTniMiM I wint to tell vou what OUTICURA haa done for me. About ten rear. e0 ray hair bef sn oat, cmnsed by Humor of th. Scalp. I tried renojis reme The Fifth and Eleventh wardB will have three dele men who nave oeen tne BuppoBou iwww.

01 imj for a number of years. They have proven themselves to be In league with the Democrats, and now they seem A Machinist wecapnaieu. ay uiuhu Crank A Man Killed by tho Explosion of a Kerosene JLauip. This morning, Patrick Flynn, a laborer, who resided at 188 Hamilton avenue, died at St. Peter's Hospital, from injuries received on Tuesday night, through the explosion of a keroBone lamp.

At 11 o'clock on the night in question Mr. Flynn was going to bed. Before retiring, he lifted up a kerosene lamp which was in the room, and attempted to put It out by blowing down the chimney. The flame reached tho oil, and tho vessel exploded, the. burning fluid running ail over tho deceased's clothing.

Before assistance could be rendered, JDABD OP CITY TVOBKS. Thn nnrd of City Works to day emplojcd Thomas to or have aireaay enwareu i dies, too numerous to mention, wunous reuej, uyw n.im CUTIOURA. one box of which hu entirely cured nMf man im f.hfl IWnUDUCaO UUJtB. BUUVAW, 1 1 jjq genoesian goes in an under handed way to trifle and new balr la beannnina to grow. down on eleotion day, solely for their own selfish pur JOT.

gates, and there is a good deal of talk to the effect that the latter will olaim them all. The Palmer party say that they will carry tho primary and dictate tho delegation to Saratoga. If they do, Auditor Ammerman nd Ephraim Roberts, of the Eleventh, will in all probability be two of their representatives. Other candidates are withJilnursauiJ Mr. Barrett, glaring at Mr.

Coouef. ftespocinilir. mm f7 West Lake at. Cblcwo. 111.

Nov.mber 13, IB once, but smilod aa sweetly and tauea assort as though he might have been ajclergyman or a candidate for Governor." "Now," aaid "show me what yon pointed out to the gentleman on Sunday." WHAT MB. TBEDWBIX SAW. Kelly picked up a lot of stones and holding them in his left hand and along his left arm, be took one In hla risht hand, and said Klernan, of Jaseica, to "point" up In. tnawnry of the ponds and alorg the conduit line of lie witer supply. The Board als appointed Oeorge Grippmaobill clerk In the pace of Claries Maajer, a relative of Daniel Mau jer Commissbner of Emigration, and an resident know weO enough what I mean.

Hih anaer In his NO, I aon't," saia on. "'i We know tn. aoore in ne iree. MARY TOWNSEND. 412 Wes Jackson s.

MRS. C. A. GRAY, Ml Fulton oi. im ITU poses, that they may nave panuuaBo nm uuiv whioh some of them have held for years.

It seems to be the cause of Schroederism arisen. The Republican party has never had a genuine viotory Bince Mr. Schroeder had a hand in the poUtios of the party. Ha la eyes. a attemnt wbb made during last night to rob he was so badly burned that his Injuries resulted in Mr.

Tallmadge went to awaken mm ana FOUND HIM DEAD. The body was still warm, showing that dissolution was of recent occurrence. Mr. Tallmadge, his physician says, doubtieBS died of apopleiy man of his years and physique being subject to suoh attacks. Coroner Slmms waa notified, and will hold the inquest to morrow.

Dr. A. Vf. Shepard in the meantime will make an autopsy to determine the cause of death, which from appearances is the result of cerebral hemorrhage. The deceased took, an active part in the proceedings of the Twenty third Ward Republicans last Thursday night, and aa haa been stated was a singularly healthy man for his years.

He was born In Saratoga County, and is the father of a family of five children. He was an employe of One of the Municipal departments. TWO CHUPBEa M1BS1SQ. A German woman, who gave her name as Caroline Hoffman, and said ahe lived at Maspeth, L. Major Sam RlohardB, of the Police Department, and General E.

A. Fowler, both warm friends of Jourdan. Ham Avlla and a Mr. AshweU are also spoken of. The FOB NINB TBAoygKDWnEN AM.

OTHKB Meanwhile, Sie. referee nau office boy to bixg glass of water for the suffering AN TJNPBTKOIPLED TBIOKSTEB, MESSHS. WEEKS 4 VUl of tho Thlrtomn wara. Boyond appointing of three pavers and two laborers the did no further business. All the Commissioners ,1 ero present.

A great crowd ri place seek Fifth Ward has a candidate in the person of P. Mc Garvey, whose ocoupatlon la described as that of "City workinc the little joker with Jourdan, Daggett Co. Mr Thomas Jones objected to the language used by Mr Cairns and said: "I don'f understand what the gentleman is driving at. He hasn't mentioned any medicme. that I hare t.k.n for mn.

death, as Btated. Coroner Slmms held an inquest this morning, the jury returning a verdict of accidental death. A MAOHTN1BT DECAPITATED. A horrible accident ocoorred at ten o'olock this morning on board tho steamer Ontario, which is lying at the Erie Basin. She needed some repairs to the ma rn limneeabout the approaches to the BOara room, I am now ruing hm rx' Hall statesman." That is, ne is always nruuuu ami discussing politics.

There Is gome curloBity on the part It keeps the hair In very nice cuu.w. a waiting something to turn up. It is understood that A. RAYMOND. cornettsV wholes affll suffering iron.

took a sip of icater, and then said in a low tone, 1 have to say about thls then stopped and whispered to his counsel. Mr. Cooney interposed an objection to toe whispered, conversation, aid indignantly wanted to know whether they were playing the "Pinafore" or not. Then Levy drew newer the tabu and said, in a voice, still husky, but with muoh termination of manner and many flery n.nmsn further reuovals and appointments nave oeen ucierreu Anditer Fort Wayne, Jsc.eou r.rne. Jackson ana nf tha Palmer narty to know wny ne warn Bo Mr.

Cairns repueu mac "whwu buw uwu wutu wear it." Mr Blatebfordsald: "I indorse these resolutions of December 20. leTB. for a fewlays. convention. It is war to the knife thlB year, and Messrs.

Palmer, Worth, Ammerman and the other ippirmnA TJRMP.nTKfl are nrenared br WKBKS Mr. Cairns. It seems to me that tne acuon oi a class oi POTTER, SWffiX 3 w.n of that side of the house win ao tneir utmoss to BT. AGNES' SUHDAT SCHOOL. The Bnldron attached to St.

Agnes' Sunday CUTkJCRA. Immll bore. SO eenu; UreeboXM. eonlain shut out every man who Is suspeoted to be against came to Police Headquarters to day to report mo uis glances at Byer HSJrffnaSu. Roap.

id them. "All I wish to say in this case is that every penny of I appearance of her two children, August and Caroline, School ill celebrate their grand festival to morrow at TirahtoT Park. Numbering nearly 1,000, they will FD3TH DISTBICT. crate per cako by mall. SUoenU ore.

ek, oont MTnin.n Ir. the suoDort of my wifoand family, "I throw a Bton this way," and ho heaved a stone to where the head was found, and added 'That's where I found the head, aid I. Then I threw another and the stone plashed into tho water, Jmd 'that's whero I found the fore said I. Then I threw another, and 'that's whore I found the hind says I. Then I threw another and I says, says that's where I found the "Vou have found the entire animal, have you not 1" I aaked.

"No," be replied, "I haven't found the tushes, but Just as soon as the water clears off I'm going to dig for "Thia is a valley," I said, "of some length." "Tea," ho remarked, "it's about nlno miles long and 300 yards across. Orange Lako Is only a few miles away. The muck here Is thirty feet deep or more, and a few years ago a horse of mine got upon it and sank, and I never saw it again." "What la under the mud 1" I Inquired. "Sure," replied Kelly, "loouldnl tell ye, but the glntlemon as was here on Sunday has written It all down for mo. Here it la." He brought a scrap of paper from nls pocket on which was written: "Muck thirty feet V.

1 Tho Twelfth Ward constitutes this district, whloh has I COLLINS" Instantly tbey banish march long Court street to Atlantic avenue, where the the vault of the Long Branch'Banklng Company, by five men, who assaulted, gagged and bound the police officer on the street, entered "ha bank and attempted to blow open the safe with gunpowder, but fled at the sound of the explosion without obtaining a dollar, leaving their kit of tools. The safe was not opened. The attempt was discovered in half an hour, and detectives on the track of the burglars. A Minlnar Strike. August 20.

The driver boys and carj runners ot the Exoter Colliery operated by the Lehigh Valley Company here, are on a strike for an Increase of wages. The mine is idle, 600 men and boys are out of employment. Call River Defalcations. Taj $ryEB, August 20. George B.

Durf ce was arraigned in the District Court tbla morning, tho warrant charging him with embezzlement of City Solicitor Heed appeared for. Dur fee who waived the reading of the complaint and entered a plea of "not guilty." Heed stated that the complaint was brought by District Attorney Knowlton, without the knowledge or instigation of the directors. The case was continued until Monday next, bail being fixed at $10,000, which it is thought Durf ee can obtain. missing Vactlu. and Weaknew.

rouse th dormant Muscle, into ne. and If I earned ten times as mucu ni my wife anS to support my children, my household, who had been missing since Saturday. She said the children went ont in the woods to pick berries, and had not been seen or beard from since. AT ACCMOK. VOLTAIC ELECTBIO cars wij await to carry them to the pleasure ground.

life, imm PLASTERS, the smallest representation of all, one delegate. There does not Beem to be a very widespread deBlre among Republicans down that way to go on tho delegation. In fact, Captain James Johnson is the only man who has mentioned, and there la nothing to indicate now JUDffi BItPBBSIiEEVE'S YACHT DESTBOTED. In he storm of Monday night, at 8ag Har servants and friends. I don't owe and I will always pay any honest debt that I may get into." After a pause he was about to continue, and had had got aa far as "Well, but I tell you I'll never permit" Last evening the members of Company No.

19. of the Germania Schuetzenbund, held a meeting at Back, Ague nd Lirex Pains. Republican pOUudans uioicatea uiab tuey woub iu jm. uu Mr Nathan as a candidate for Mayor to be knocked down. I believe that we are going to nave an honest election and an honest count.

I believe In fair elections, and with everything fair, and good men we are sure to win. Mr Jones again arose and said I am surprised that the gentleman is driven to bring up in this place, tho name of Mr. Ernst Nathan for Mayor. I think that the Republican party could not do a better thing than to put up Mr. Nathan for that nigh office.

I do not belong to the Nathan Club, but I am none the less in favor of tie elsvatlon of that gentleman to an office which he would fill to the credit of himself and those who sent J. Rosa, Secretary of the association, said: I am a member of the Nathan Club It pinches me to sit In this room and hear such remarks as those that came from Mr. Cairns. This lis a John H. Starln club, organized to advance the claims of Mr.

Starln for Governor, and I have a right and shall exorcise It to choose such a person for any other office as I may please. I resent file remarks of Mr. Caima "uncalled for and out of place. I hope the resolution wUl be voted down. It Is an insult to every Nathan man in this room.

We are not the tricksters that these resolutions would im nly. but honest men. Hm. atifl said: The records bor, tb tide rose ao high that the yachU dragged their that he will not be ohosen. Captain Johnson is well known about the City Hall, and down In 'the Twelfth ha leads the handful of Republicans thero on to certain chinery, and a machinist named Horace S.

Cadey was employed with assistants to do the work requlrod." He had been working down In the hold of the vessel among the Bhaf ting which connects the engine with tho propeller, and had come up to see how 'his instructions were being carried out relative to the apart of the engine. A crank, attached to the rod which connects with the oylinder, had been ungeared, and whilo Mr. Cadey vfSB bending beneath it, it suddenly slipped, falling upon his head, which was upon the bearing gear, and almost completely severing it from the body. Death, of course, waB Instantaneous, The body was placed in the after part of the vessel and Coroner Sirmns notified. The deceased was a native of Albany, OS years of age and a married man.

He has reoently been doing soma work in Brooklyn. MUST SOT STRIKE ANOTHER MAN'S SON. The examination into the oomplaint of Thomas Gunn against John McOuIre, Mo Guire whipped Gunn'a little boy, took place yesterday afternoon before Justice Semler. MoGuire was found guilty and ordered to pay a fine often dollars, his Honor saying that no man had the right to take the law into his own hands In anoh a degree aa to chastise an BAKfTO POWDEB. anchds, and Judge uuaeraieeve y.cro wu unrai Mr nnonwaa on Ms f60t With "Well, fld W6 OYAIi BAKING POWDEK.

up agJnsi tho railroad engine house and broken into defeat. SIXTH DISTBICT. Tbe yacht waa built a year ago at the coat of plecel their headquarte, No. 0 TTatea avenue. Matters or businesj! had been disposed of and the men sat conversing socially when it was noticed that a portrait of the deposed General Kiatthaar hung with its face to tho walL A proportion to auction off tho pioture was promptly executed, and it waa Anally disposed of for flf tr oents after a spirited bidding at Ave cents a call.

won't permit," but Levy dismissed the interruption with a lofty gesture, and said "I will never permit any monsa or anyone connected with a police court to take my hard earnings from me ThiB district takes in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth BAKINO POVTDEB, BAKIKO It a A I nfl in entitled to three delegates. The lndica A COCSTBT BES1DESCB BOBBED. so. IXLI WWB nn now are that tho Fourteenth will be allowed one, "Is thia to be turned into a sew th Fifteenth will nobble up tho other two. Mr.

S. T. AruniLMrarifo demanded Mr. Cooney. Tho purchaser finished, the scone by running his flst through the portrait.

deep rests on a bed or yeuow uy, muw trine deposit." WHAT KB. TBEDWEtt, OABBDZD AWAT. "By the same token," said glntlemon took a lot of each kind of it away with him." "Where are the bones," I Inquired. "The? are on exhibition around the neighborhood," T. Otto Rotton, of 20 Hanson place, has a Surlier residence, called Manor House, at Ulddleton, Stain Island.

This place waa entered last night, by thlies, who cut a large line plate from tno window, Pmthoutb, August 20; "This Is hardly relevant," inierrupieu i who had all along been trying to prevent a conflict. Maddox 1b understood to be "slated" for the first named ward. Mr. Maddox Is a lawyer and a Bon of the lata 8. T.

Maddox, who waa in hla day one of the most ft here on Monday morning or nBHHHHMnaiMifacAUie Of Mr. Bohroeder and General Jourdan are before tne 'Wo have discontinued the proceedings, remain them along the coast anitole valuable lace curtains, some silver and some Mr. Cooney. pie. A better Mayor we never nau, nrtmmiBtAtmnr thftrAnaser was in this city loan prominent Republican politician in the county.

The Bon is radldly looming up in the affairs of his party and prehensions for THBKK ACCIDENTS. Bernard Grim, a man employed in J. Kret tiar stable, No. 108 Btagg street, this morning fell from tha hav loft, a distance of about ten feet, fractur Kelly replied. "They are mine," he added with greet emphasis, "and I ain't going to oal! 'em to any one.

plad spoons, knives and article, of linen, a torvn felt hat, heavy blue tamel. and rope for cur absolutely pdbr drceired by the who may toll fx. forth, or Bsiias a UrgCT profit, that com. brsndu tartMoxi tb Borai. BAxna PowoiSL Alum baklni powder, cu be okl atalraott any price, v6 th.

temptation to Mil cheap pofMaoo. powder, la olta oftb. BoTAJ, tawrfrtM. Bstltb an insult to tbmie bince of snj bo iKnrile who tu. ujed ts Raril to iUa tocosrlnee ber tiui eoma otner bread half good.

Tt. beellbof tn.familrl.of more toporUne. to bawthaBtb) few pecnlM mora paid for a cu of Borab Rtxaa Per vtm. i mm iiimmmmiiKaii" General Jon nromisee to become aa well known, energetio and lnnu other person's boy, i if i i i i mm ii in tbe table. ante it's Kelly's mastodon and nobody else's' The ential aa his father.

He is a young man yet, but he ln hnrita many of the qualities of his father, among them Ufa, sc. The thieves neipea ineinwivec io ima, bi wero disappointed In drawing the cork, from om the Chair BOK GAMBLKB9. table was HSHiHmBHiiannBBiBui ing his right arm and leg. He waa removed to St. Catharine's Hospital, whero the Injured members were aot by the surgeon, in attendance.

A still greater mishap WMTnia Bernard to day while In the act of hitching andjj "Has any pse offend to buy the bones from yop I caked. "A (core have been here liter them," he replied. shrewdness, energy and fidelity to friends, and it apparently only a question of time when ho will be with ery ana xnomas aicuarvey, deferable "ITI make you pay the costs beiore you them," threatened Mr. Barrett. "No you won't," said Mr.

Cooney. "There are certain circumstances tinder which I would pay that money," observed Levy. "State the circumstances," said Mr. Barrett. "Well," thundered Levy, snaking hla finger at Byer, "that man there hia a wife and children and" "Oh, no," intarooded Mr.

Cooney. "Go on I go on yelled Mr. Byer, turning as red as a coeny and Jumping to his feet. "Go on if you want to "One mon offered me $1500 lor them, and I refused," the foremost in the sixteen years respectively, were ar lAmmittee several years past gftemoon by Officer Wilson, of the a horse to a wagon. Barnard, who Is driver of oneof Gaff FleiBchmann's yeast delivery wagons, was kicked th rtoht lfmbvthe horse, thereby sustaining a com "What are yon going to do with the remains In onlred.

for at tbe venttoni." on Steuben street. Tney elr action. REDHEAD'S BAKINO POWDER AckrlpoTtb, rcrid. Ask 'ffffr, fiol Msouf acturere and Proprieten. Wa 78 lult3D "The gintlemon who came on Sunday," bo said In a ie officer was inclined to be i iiiii mm i wmmmn" iiimiiii i divided exehanglng hands.

whisper, with his band to the side of his mouth, "haa bitle. to find that wine wa sot Is, tbem. They were dKurbed, aa tbey left valuable curtain, naif down, and Mt a large silver waiter, which had a copper back to lengthen it. Too bore and wagon left at gt nade mark, of email horse shoes and of a wide g.uge ireoy wagon. Parlies In tha houre were up no eta ian four time, during tha night, without of trader.

i Pond'a Extract, all pain, etc While other preparations Lv.Mc.red. tempotarr popularity lb. uUaethaak.pt the oven tenor ot It. way. JHHHH.HHHiHHHHHMBHHnHHli Held, however.

mm mm iimm i mi wiiii i wib wiiiiiiiiiii i pound fracture. It la feared that amputation may bo rendered necessary. Bernard is under treatment at the Patrick Hardiman, at No. TO Melropofitan avenue, while at wort yesterday afternoon repairing the Bra engine house In Power. arranged to ice me sgain about tnem.

ue gojng fix it so aa I can exhibit tha bone Kelly's mastodon, do It, he reHea, as ne orow breast and shook It threateningly at Levy. xxmvi; I.OTTKMIES. nmnnHnHin that's its name at tha big seaside place near where IXITKBV COM OlIISIANA BTATE interposed tne mem, wo iu mre into tho plaintiffs matrimonial streat. had his lext loot cruaucu muwu, FoTtne better treatment of tb injury, Hardiman pre PANY 1 in. uuutatton wa.

regoiarv be lives." Ton mean Coney Island I said. ferred being taken to St, Catnanne a aospiiai. Conev Island that', the spot," be replied. If. FHS.

TO VViUCH QOSTRACT THK WVIOUBt. FAITH bK THK STATS IS PI.8DOKI). with a eaMul MiABarrett, "you allowed the plain mo tU Mr. Levy. The other side CABBT1XO CONCEALED WEAPONS.

inst tho lilac don't you think so I was to have met ifiat were irrelevant, sir. ievy Eoothly' Jrend OriW him at Cornwall on Monday, bnt it rained too hard. It Is all right, though, and I'm going to carry the mastodon to Coney Island, and show it taut." N. Q. ovy will pay mis jaaguieui.

Tbe Cool Market. Kelszyb Louohian ara wiling choioeat coal, at price, that Id' AmeHc trad. Patrolman Murtha arrested Edward Mc Glynn, last evening, on Atlantio avenue, for being Intoxicated. On being searched it the station bouse, a slung shot was found in hi. possession, and an additional oomplaint for carrying OGBWiled.

weapon was lodged against bits. New OrVeaM. aatnt at No. Brovi aj, eply, and Counselor York. The receipts from Internal revenno In jMteroay were $145,179.54, age and confronted lid," he toatea tt.