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SPORTS AND PASTIHES. BAPTIST SOCIAL UNION. HYDROPHOBIA. GOING AWAY. SHIELDS.

MRS. MERRIGAN. A Fatal Case in South Brooklyn. SANITARY. Regular Mooting of Bourd of Health.

FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 1875. the national Medical Association, both of which meet this Summer. Frank Moulton and family will spend the season at Narragantett. Hon. Thomas Klnsslla owns a country resldonee on Long Island, where bis family take the greater part of their Summer vacation.

Wm. Van Anden, will spend the Summer at the Manhassett House, Sho ter Island. Andrew MoLean, will enjoy the hot weather on the placid banks of Gowanus Creek. Corporation Counsel DeWltt will rex with his eloquence the echoes of the virgin forests of Ulster County. The Man who Kept Two Wives and Two Families.

Brooklynites and the Summer Vacation. Did She Murder Margaret Hammill TELEGRAMS. Farther Complications One of the Wires Said to be the Wife of Another Man. Where Our Prominentia: en Will Spend Their Leisure. The Eeport of an Alliance Between England and Russia Untrue.

Andrew Jackson, an engineer, aged 30, find who. resided at No. 228 Nineteenth street, South Brooklyn, died on Wednesday morning, of hydrophobia. 'Two months ago he was bitten on the lower lip by a Spitz dog, but took no especial notice of it, as the dog was in good health and the result of the bite a mere scratch. The deceased wns advised to havo the dog shot, but the scratch was so insignificant that ha refused to comply with the request.

Tho first symptom of tho fatal disease appeared tm Friday last, when Jackson experienced a revulsion for liquids, and was unable to swallow water, but at this time he bad no pain or delirium, nor even did he experience any fever. At this time, however. Dr. Henry N. Bead, of 549 Henry street, was was called in, and he tried the boat known remedies, but without avail.

On Monday last a violent fever set in, but although the patient had sovcro and recurring fits, he was not violent until Tuesday night, when he experienced the most dreadful and agonizing paroxysms. These lasted all through tho night, and increased iu their violence until noon on Wednesday, when the patient was utterly exhausted, and died without a struggle. The permit for burial was granted by the Health Board this afternoon. The Usnal Weekly Ueports of Contagions Mir eases and the Disposition nf Smallpox A Conference with the Oil Hen to be Held on Monday The Mortality Keport. A regular meeting of the Board of Health was held yesterday afternoon at the oorncr of Court and Livingston Btreets.

Present Oommiaaioners Oonkting (in tho chair) and Hutchison. The Socrotary, Albert W. Langforil, read tbe minute of the provions meeting which wore adopted. The following snows the number of 00NTAQI0U3 DISEASES. PUBLIC SCHOOL RECEPTIONS.

The pupils of the female and Primary Department of PubUo School No. 10, located on Seventh avonue, near Seventeenth street, entertained quite a large number of guests this morning, with their annual oxerciaOB, which ooDBistod of vooal ami instrumental music, recitations, be. The Local Oommitteo, Messrs. Garret Bergen, DeHart Bergen, A. B.

Richard I Am 5. June II. 81 Sunltpoi son, ana Jonn i. cj layer, wore among tne notaDies present. Tho Principal of tho school, Mr.

Peter Ron get; Miss Caroline A. Cox, of the Primary Department, 41 Resrnlar Monthly Meeting Doctor Connnt on the Early Translators of tbe Bible. The regular monthly meeting of the Brooklyn B'pMst Social Union waa held last evening In the parlors of the Pierrepont street Baptist Church. The attendance was quite large. Dr.

3. N. Folwell opened the meeting with prayer. The minutes of the previous meeting having been read by the Secretary, H. 23 Wheeler, the President, Mr.

H. Dorman, said that Dr. B. Thomas, who was to be present to speak about how to interest readers in the study of the Bible, waa unexpectedly called away by the death of his eldjsi son; but that Dr. Gonant, who was present, would address the meeting.

He added that Dr. Conant, aa a trandator and Interpreter of the Bible, standa almost without an equal in this Dr. Conant being thus Introduced, said that we are accustomed to estimate the value of a thing by what it costs. No booS in the world has cost more than the Bible. It has ooat the Uvea of many eminent men.

It was for it that the Uvea ot its two eminent early translators, Wycliffe and Cranmer, were sacrificed. The other translators, of a later period, would have received the same fate if they had not fled out of the roach of their peiBeoutors. Our BlDle Is a growth. It commenced with the labors of Wycliffe, in 1380, and was completed in 1611. The two translators who oame after Wycliffe, were William Tyndale and MUes Coverdale.

The first part of the Scriptures printed in an English form was the New Testament, of which a translation waa published in 1S25, by William Tyndale, a clergyman of great piety and learning. He, like his unf ortnnate brethren, waa burned at the stake. In translating tho Pontatcuoh, Tyndale assisted by Miles Coverdale, who In 163S published the first English translation of the whole Scriptures. The speakers who followed Dr. Conant, and who spoke on various interesting topics, were the Bcv.

Dr. Hodge, pastor of Trinity Baptist Ohnrch, East New York, the Rev. Dr. Cutting, and Mr. John Candeo, editor of the Bridgeport Standard.

The meeting thon adjourned. Before leaving every one present had a refreshment, consisting of ice cream, cakes and lemonade. FESTIVALS. aosmtina and Miss Sarah A. Soott, of the Female Department, Diphtheria 3.1 Diphtheria.

Typhoid fever Typhoid fo 'yphotrl fever are deserving of commendatlou for tho proficiency ctlk CerabrosplnaimeniugitU ojOorobro spinal ni'o'uhigf Ms played by'thelr scholars'. A reception was also given this forenoon by the female Grammar Department of Public School No. 7, which Is situated on York etrool, near Bridge Total 107lTotal Hi Tho distribution of smallpox was follows Ward. sos I Ward. Cnfes.

NluUi 1 Seventeenth I Twelfth I'KlghtoontVi 1 The programme comprised singing, instrumental Base Ball. New Tobk vs. BbookiiY. An ExomNO Contsst. Talk about your professional games, indeed," exclaimed an enthmdastlo amateur yesterday afternoon, I'd like to see a more exciting or better played match than thiB." Of course he referred to the game whioh had just been endod on the Capitollne Sounds, in whioh the contestant were the represen amateur nines of New York and Brooklyn, the Flyaway and Chelsea club teams.

The Interest taken In tSe meeting waa such aa to occasion the largest attendance of spectators seen at the Capitollne grounds this season, and tbe rivalry between the twojiines.with the certainty that both aides would strivo thelrbost to win for the credit of their respective clubs, greatly added to tUo exoitement of tho contest. The weather was a little threatening, and rain did fall during tho game, but the nine innings were eventually played to a close. The fleid was not In good condition, nor wero the lines of batsmen or pitchers' positions as the rules require. But these drawbacks will be remedied in futuro games betwoon leading nines. Both Bides ware too anxious about tho result to ploy as coolly as they otherwise would have done, bat when they got down to their work this oioited feeling wore off and they played liko veterans.

There' was some difficulty in regard to tho choice of an umpire, and it waa 4 P. M. before play W03 called. Clack, of the Atiantfcs, being finally chosen to act, and he discharged the duties very satisfactorily, except, of oourse, in the opinion of the defeated nine. Tho Cholseaa took the initiatory at the bat, and though Cossldy got in a base hit, the good fielding of Jally, Gllllpana and Moore closed the inning without a run.

The Flyaways also made a base hit bnt nothing more, as Clare's sharp play behind the bat nipped a run in tbe bud. This was a good beginning, and a close content was now expected. In the second Inning the Chelseaa took advantage of some loose fielding by the Flyaways to get in three runs on a single base hit, and at once Chelsea etock rose to par with some offers of a premium. On the other aide, however, the Now Yorkers rallied with good etloct at the bat, and they had tied the Chelsea score, when a fall of rain necessitated a temporary postponement, and "chin music" prevailed at the club nouse for the next ten minutes. The shower then oeaeed and play was resumed, and the Flyaways etill further improved their position by taking advantage of errors caused by the slippery condition of the field and the ball to add three more runs to their score, making six scored and but one earned before the innings play endeu, the ten who went to the bat making fire base hits, Clare finally putting tho aide out.

This left the score, at the close of the second inning, at to 3 in favor of New York, and now tho Flyaways had the call in tho market. It was now an uphill fight for the Chclseas, and manfully did they face the music, tho necessity for extra work onlv loading to improved play. In tho third inning, wild pitching by Fallon, and errors behind the bat. led to the Chelseas adding a run to their score, Shanloy making a pretty oatch on the out field. On tbe other side, though Norton hit for three bases, a blank was drawn, Doyvr, Rule, and W.

West putting tho side out. Quinn was properly decided out for overrunning first base, in a way which deprived him from the exemption from bolng put out on returning to the base, ho trying to make second baso instead of keeping straight on in overrunning the base. In tho fourth inning, both aides scored blanks. Doyvr showing sharp play in his position, whllo tho pitching on both sides was effective, Rule, however, displaying the most strategy in his delivery. In the fifth inning the Chelseas added a Bingle to their score, by the good batting of the brothers West, and their skillful base running, something that fine player Billy West excels in.

ThiB left tho totalB at 0 to 8 only and the gamo in a very interesting position as the Cnelscas were sturdily disputing every inch of ground and gradually gaining on their adversaries. IfovirlUiinth. WALLABOUT. 1 1 1, niuumwi mn.ln nnri reKftatlrmn hv thn' nmrtfln Ttrlaf oilili AnaM I Wtsonth 3ITwantlnt.li.. 4.

mumy uitu were made by Messrs, Lrbby, Norton, Sprague and Hurlbut, of thtr Board of Education. About this tima the mother and daughters innocently discuss the merits of tho different Siimmor resorts and pater familias chokes down his aocond cup of coffee and departs hastily to his business without a word. Bui, as the month advances, and the wostber persistently "bulls" tho thermometer, the domestic prime minister throws aside all reserve, and brings tbe subject upon the carpet with the query "WeU, father, where are we going tbiaStunmer It Is singular what an amount of beauty "father" finds about homo just at that time, and be' quotes Innumerable authorities to prove that the city is no hotter than the country. The Park waa never sr beautiful, and tho comforts of home transcend1 the attractions of the watering place, but it is of no use, fiat has gone forth, and for days thereafter, tho advertising columns of the Eaole are consulted, and with reasohy for, a more attractive axtd complete catalogue of Summer resorts oannot be found elsewhere. Brooklyn is unusuolly well located as regards Summer resorts.

Tho best ses shore in the'world is within easy roach, and tho man of business can find mountain air or ocean breezes within an hour and a half ot the City Hall, while quiet country life is found oa Long Island, only a short distance Watering places havo considerably decreased in favor during: the past few yours, and the fashion now is to take a quiet oottage somewhere and transport thithor tho comforts of home. Nor do those who stay in tho oity find lif so intolerable during the heated term. Tho shady si do streets on the Hill are mora like those of a country town than a metropolitan city, and as tha day wanes tbo sea breeze displaces the heated air and brings in a most refreshing coolness. As the season advances THE STAT AT HOME3 fall into semi vagabondlsh ways, plan little family pic nics in the Park, or take tho cars at eventido for a stroll upon the beach at Ooney Island or Boekawsy, and mayhap a tumble in the surf. John gooB to busi Jane Shields began an action for dower against the executors of Henry Shields, deceased, alleging that she was married to Mr.

Shields thirty years ago and that he quitted her and formed a connection with a woman in New York, who passed aa hta wife, Tho executors of Mr. Shields began proceedings against John Jacobson, to compel him to take title to a place of real estate alleged to have been pnrohased by him from them, his objection being that Jane Shields' dower suit threw a olond on the property. The proceedings against Jacobson were begun and sent to a referee within seven days, and Jane Shields was subpenaed as a witness and closely examined touching her life subee sequent to her alleged desertion. By her counsel's advice she refused to attend a second sitting, and was served with an order to show cause why she Bhould not be punished for contempt. Her connael, thereupon alleged that the suit against Jacobson had been begun for tho solo object of securing Jane Shields' testimony, to bo used againBt her on the trial ot her euit for dower, and that the proceedings wero bogus and sham.

Her counsel presented the counsel of the executors with an affidavit setting forth that the proceedings were in good faith, but they declined to sign it. Judge Pratt thereupon sent tho matter to' a referee to take tho testimony of the executor' counsel. ThiB morning Jane Shields' counsol appeared in the Supreme Court, Special Term, before Justloe Pratt, to make a motion to stay the suit against Jacobson, and to call executors' counsel to account for instituting the alleged bogUB proceedings. The matter wont over until Tuesday. It is said that when the motion is heard it will be shown that Jane Shields went by her maiden name of Valentine and signed legal documents in that way, and that after her alleged desertion she was married to a man named Brown, went by his name, and bore him children.

How this will aff oot the main question aa to her claim for dower remains to be seen, For Mrs. Shields, ex Judge A. H. Dailey for tho executors, Geo, C. Blank for John Jacobson, S.

D. Lewis. Recent Improvements of Value to the City. Third Day of the Trial Close of the Testimony for tho Prosecution A Question of Law as to Mrs. Kerrigan's Responsibility.

The trial of Mrs. Sarah C. Merrigan for the murder of Margaret Hammill wu resumed this morning In the Court ot Oyer and Terminer, before Judge Pratt and Associate Justices Voorhtes and Wolfert. The witnesses examined yesterday afternoon were Sr. Brady, Dr.

Creamer, John T. Parker and James G. Hammill, the brother of the dead girl. Dr. Brady testified to the of the night of the fire, when he was called In by Mr.

Austin, of the Eaglk, aoon sftcr the discovery of the body. Dr. Creamer made the posf mortem examination upon the remains, and testified to the cause of death and to the condition of the body. testified that he lived in Connecticut at the time of his sister's death, and also gave testimony aa to hia sister's circumstances, and her manner of life. The first witness called this morning wu MARIA CALAHAN, who testified that she resides at 88 East Tenth street, New York, knew Margaret Hammill.and last saw her on the brat of September, 1873, in the afternoon about half past three.

Mr. Moore Did you have any transactions at that time? General Tracy I object the question Is immaterial. Mr. Moore stated that he desired to prove that on that day, twenty four hours before she came to Brooklyn Miss Hammill had Borne money in her possession, and had it in the reticule. The testimony was admitted.

TheW ltness I paid her the rent, $66.44, "and she'put it in her reticule which she carried at her aide (satchel shown), that is the satchel or one like it. MBS. UABZ OEBSON was then called In Angnst, 1873, Miss Hammill Uvea at No. 236 West Forty eighth street, where I Uved at the time I hut saw Miss Hammill on the 2nd of September Bhe left after lunch, and I have never seen her Bines on the Monday following tho police officers came to the house, and I showed them the room that Miss Hammill occupied they opened her trunks with the keys you now show me. Witness then identified the jewelry worn by Miss Hammill, and waa not cross examined.

MBS. MABY J. BIED testified that in September, 1873, she Uvod at 193 North Ninth street on Tuesday, September 2, 1873, Bhe saw a lady go by, whose description answered that of Miss Hammill she carried a black bag in her hand.and had another, a little red satchel, strapped to her waist she also had an umbrella on Tuesday afternoon I was at my window, and could Bee into Mrs. Merrlgan's windows when they were open that day they were closed and tied I heard a noise as of some one fighting, and then I heard three screams as if by a woman this was toward night; on Thursday night I saw tho fire. 0B0S8 EXAMINED.

To General Tracy My house was two doors from the entrance to the alleyway: I occupied the whole of the second floor; the back window of my room looked into Mrs. Merrlgan's rooms. (Witness then pointed out on HIGHWAYMAN. A Musician Brutally Assaulted and Bobbed. Total a Of these cases there were 12 of variola, and 12 of varioloid.

Thoro wero only six cases Iu new looslltios, thorc wero ten cases iu two houses and two fauiillos. At No. SO Hope stroot. in tho Fourteenth Ward, there were six cases concealed In one tamily. In two families where srnallpox was found vaccination wis not accepted, and tbo infection was couiiunnloatcd to Ihe other momberB of tbo family.

In another family, with one memborsiok, two others were unsuccessfully vaccinated by tho sanitary physicians and contracted tbe din eoso. There wrro 2 funerals, 1 removal, bedding destroyed, 1 disinfections, 23 fumigations, 12. There wero inspections and reinspm tiouH. Hlx deaths from diphtheria wero inspected, uud uo local cause was found for five. Br.

BayllBttreportfl 84 lunpections and 42 complaints, and Dr. McKlroy 04 inspections anil 17 complaints in the Tenth and Sixth WardH respectively. A PETITION was presontod from property owners, complaiuing of tbo filthy condition of North Elliott place, between Flushing and Park avcuues, and requesting, inuueiliato action of the Board. Itcferred to tho Sanitary Superin The Locality Alive with Enter prise and Industry. How the Police Proceeded Tue Victim Represented as a Drankard and the Assailant Unpursued.

Mr. Christian Wolf, tho member of Cbnter do'b Twonty third Regiment Baud, who was assaulted and robbed, has so far recovered from the injurlos, Inflicted by the daring highwayman, that he is able to Bit Eartltqnftlie in Sonthwestern Ohio Balloon Ascension Tlio Riflemen in Ire land Business in London, etc. London, Juno 18. The Moscow Gazette says England having declined to cuter Into intimate relations with Russia unless the Central Asian States are placed under the protection of international law, Russia has no reason to leave the Alliance of the threfe Emperors and enter into league with that country. France.

Pauis, June 18. The Bureaux of the Left have resolved to offer no cuendment to the Constitutional Bills as they coma from the Committee of Thirty, and to take all possible tteps to hasten the date of final dissolution of tho As The Left will move to morrow that the Public Powers Biil be placed on the order of the day. Rain at Port Jcrris. Pobi Jeetis, N. June 18.

A heavy rain storm commenced at nine o'clock last Light in this section and still continues. This is tho first rain that has fallen, with the exception of a fow tlight showers which have done the ground no good, sinco the snow disappeared about the end of April. It very much needed, as all the crops aro in a very backward condition, especially grass, movements) of the President. Lono Bbascd, June 18. I'rcsidcnt Grant, accompanied by his privato Secretory, General Babcock, Mr.

Algernon Sartoris and a iriend, left here early this morning, on tho New Jersey Southern Itailroad, for Philadelphia. A special palace car of the Pennsylvania Railroad was attached to tho tr.iin. At Camden, K. the party will be received by tho Centennial Commissioners, together with Hon. Cuuliffe Owen and Col.

Danford, of the British Commission. The entire party will proceed to tho Centennial grounds, where they will inspect tho buildings aud grounds. The President will return to Long llranchthis evening. Earthquake. Cincinnati, June 18.

Reports from TTrbana, Sidney and other towns in Southwestern Ohio state that about 11 o'clock this morning there was quite a severe shaking of tho earth in that legion. In Sidney the greater part of tho shelving in the drug store was thrown to the floor, a large number of buildings were shaken very perceptibly, cracking walls, and the inhabitants, alarmed, ran out of the bouses into the streets. A large steam boiler was moved nearly a foot from its original position. Later The earthquake was very genttilly felt at In (uauiipolis, Ind, Patebsox, N. June IS.

KLias M. Vcndcrhoven, formerly a well known hotel keeper, of this city, who, for the past three years, ha? 1 ecu mentally efllietecl in consequence of an accident ri in Pennsylvania, haB been missing since Tueri t'ny evening. He apt ears to be sisty eiht years ol, was dresEed in dork clothe. He i.i aHv iya iug at out "Mr. LaveraeK." 1 itln' tendent.

Inspector Corbally presented a favorable report of upland movo about his room. the Hudson avenue slaughter housed, which was re The aBsault and robbery of this man 1b almost sfmilar celvod and rllod. Insnector Fiek presented a report on tho WaUabout to the ono which resulted in tho death of that other mu Biclan, Fanormo. Had the injuries inflicted proven fatal to Mr. Wolf, the police, forced by public opinion, Festival at tbe Cliurch of tbe Incarnation.

At the Reformed Episcopal Church of the Incarnation, on Cumberland street, between Lafayette and DeKalb avennes, a grand floral and strawberry festival was given last evening. The inclemenoy of the weather was not sufficient to prevent a large number of tho membera and friends of the churoh from being in attendance, who, after indulging in a social chat, partook of the strawberries and cream In abundance. The affair was a success, and was under the management of the following ladies Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs.

Goodwin, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. General Woodford, Mrs. Olden, Miss Head, Miss Lee, Miss Fannie Edwards, Miaa Eva Woodford and Miss Grace Bath bone. Among those present were General Woodford, Mr.

Charles H. Swan, Captain Perry, U. 8. Thomas H. Stevens, Mr.

Jas. H. Edwarjhi jT77ameB L. Morgan and Mr. Herb 'jfner7 'The Bev.

W. H. Beid is reotor oMhiiTch. ness in tho early morning hours and oonies home an hour or two earlier, or JolnB Mary and the Uttlo ones in tho Park, while in tho evening the dim, cool parlor is comfortable and more att. aotive than tho heated chambers or garish saloons of the watering place hotel.

Their lot is not so hard, after all. Nevertheless, those who can go away prefer to, and here is a list of Brooklynites whose Summer addresses will be on the mountain side or by the ocean strand. would havo mado a soaron for tho assassin, but as it did not, they content themselves with simply recording the foot of the assault and robbery. LOVE IN ARMS. Of the many places which make the growth of Brooklyn's prosperity no place Bhows to a greater advantage, or presenter a more truthful and sprightly picture of tho industrial interests than WaUabout Basin.

The public spirited people who, despite opposition, pressed end forced the completion of thiB work the giving of the waters of the WaUabout Creek to commerce scarcely estimated at the time the great benofits which it confers on both sections of tho city. Where heretofore was a marsh, serving only as a dividing line between the two districts, is a deep channel, flanked with spacious wharves aud dojis, and spanned with a bridge over which pass the army of people whoso business calls them daily to this place. Surrounding the Basin are workshops, factories an 1 yards. Gathered at the dooks are fleets of vessels aud hundreds of barges laden with goods and merchandi3e of all kinds. Among the principal attractions of this busy place are the mill, coal elevator, prediu: barges, and the extensive ice depot of the Ridewjo.l iny, which latter place occupies the principal point and wharf of the Basin.

From early morning uutil late in the afternoon the scene about this depot is one of tb.5 yreitest activity aud orderly commotion. Fioatiug at tho fronting Washington aveuu 3 aud the 1 ridge are ti3 ice barges. These barges were built especially i'oi The particulars of this daring assault and robbery mo Bixtu lumug vue cuuiBeiu) nciu iviuuu iu uic, tbrea order, while tho with 'two good bits, got in one run, uoing arched by a wild pitch. WHO THEY ABE, AND WHERE THEY WILL GO. are as follows, according to the police Christian Wolf whllo intoxicated, was robbed and assaulted this morning, June 10.

He had his shoulder dislocated. Tho thief took Mr. Wolfs silver watch and gold obain. Kev. Dr.

Storrs will go lo Lake George, but won't Jacob Sanjurski and have anything to do with politios. Judge George G. Reynolds will be at Saratoga for a ACCORDING TO MB. WOLF, Jacob Janaski. soason, and will also visit other points of interest on the lines of Summer travel.

ESOW LOra UtUUlL waa uuit iu ucuiuuu a. uu an their score now stood at to 5. In the seventh inning tho Chelseas would have add od a ran to their score, on errors, by the Flyaways, had not the umpire decided a point by tho professional instead of the amateur rules, as Dodge, who ran In on the ball striking the batsman, would have scored tho run under the ruling of the amateur codo, but by tho professionals such a ball is dead as it ought to be and so the umpires decided and sent him baok to third base. Tho FlyawayB foiled to score in this inning, bo 1, .111 1 ,1 tr. In n.

V. tho story is as follows I was in New York, hiving remained with a slok friend, after I got through my business, until 2 o'olook in the morning. I was not drunk Chief JuBtioo Neilson wUl rest from the fatigues of Oil Works, in Kent nvenue, foot of Rush stroet, K. Messrs. S.

Jeuuoy Son, proprietors, and rceommenil ed that soma form of apparatus bo adjusted so that tha offensive odoro ariBing from the agitatoTB be avoided. The counsel to the Board roported that proceodlnsn had been commenced against Dr. B. B. Wolton and lr.

Van Neaa for falling to ropoi cases of contagious diseases. On Tuesday next tbero is to be a conference held nt noun between the Board of Health and the proprietors of tho various oil works lu the vicinity ot Nmvtnwn Creek which have already boon eoiuplaluod of. Thn Secrotury was directed to notify tho Board of Health of Long Island City to that effect. THE MOUTAIiITJ BEPOItT Mortality for the week ondtng Saturday, Joro 1876, PISKABKH. Smallpox 2 PiKiumoiiia ti.

Me. irlet fover 4 (Iniixeiition of iu.iil 3 Dlpht'ieita 21 Abscess oi lungs I (Jrnup 4JAsthmit 1 Whooping cough 4IInflammalion of stomnoh Typhoid fover. 2 and bowels 4 Krysipoljui l.TeethlnK 1 Blood poisoning 1 Abscess of spleon I Diarrhea Diseases of kidneys Cholera morbus 1'Ovarlun inmor 1 Cliolora infantum 2 Oiaonsod ankle 1 Dofeetive nutrition 2, Premature bltth 3 Cancer of stomaoh 1 Old aire 6 Cancer of liver ljDoliillty I Marasmus 21 Accident, pistol shot I Consumption 30 Accfdout, railroad oar Dropsy ofbrnlti (j; Aeeideiit, soaldod 1 Inflammation of brain Accident, burns 1 Apoploxy 2 Accident, fall 1 Convulsions 121 Acelrlont, sufloontion 2 Parulysl.4 2iAccltlontv drowning 2 r'tinpnni inn nt" hmiti. '1 Union Tabernacle Festival. The Sabbath School connected with Rev.

the Beecher trial at Congress Hall, Saratoga. He goes there every Summer. the pollco say I was. On reaching Brooklyn I passed A Slight Misunderstanding About a Fair my home. A low Blzod Btout dark featured a aiagram oi tne premises the portions or ne and in what manner she could look In Jrr gan'B window.) I heard the S2; minutes thewilvl uuuse "or 'h011' fifteen ftveo'ei A I owB were oloaed, and It waa about p1, 1 looked at the dock; the woman that I 'uwmnulringthewaytoMrs.

Merrlgan's came down S. Miller Hageman's Union Tabernacle entertained Judizo Alexander MoCue will be in town a good por tion of the time, and will also bo found on his farm at Now came the turning point iu the contest. Iu tho Polander Followed by a Little Pistol Practice. Two natives of the fair land of Poland, Babylon, L. I.

man, with a black mustache, asked mo ir tho oars were running, and on my telling him that they wore not, that I would take them if tbey were, as I lived on tbo corner of Nassau and Bridge streets, he said he lived In that direction, and walked along with their friends, and others who desired to pay the necessary entrance fee, in the hall over the Kings County Bank, Broadway and Fourth street, last night. There was a largo attendance of young people present, who partook liberally of the strawberries, which were plen Ooneral Traoy goes to his farm at Owego, N. and will amuse himself driving that stud of nine fast trotters. Jacob Sanjuiaky and Jacob Janaski, came before Justice Morso to day, to settle for them a feud of some tifully spread on numerous tables arouna tne nan. se Distriot Attorney Britton and family will go to me.

As we reached the corner of High street and Bridge, one short block from my home, he Btruck mo time standing. The cause of it is a young woman lections on the piano, songs and recitations varied the evening's festivities. on the breat, gave me the foot and tumbled me. Fall Goshen, Hnmpstead County, Mass. The trout In the neighboring streams have been unoasy iu their mluds Bince they heard he was coming.

ing, my shouldor struck the curbstone, and was dislocated and broken. I had scarcely fallen, before he with a flounced and faded black gown, a eteel colored hat spangled with yellow, white, green and Bllver, a lace collar, a couple of tawdry ornaments and little wisps of brown hair pendent over quite prepossessing features. Mary Anna waB the fraction of her name Honry Brodhcad, of Tracy, Catlin Brodhead, is a musical Entertainment and Festival. The Young People's Association of the jumped on mo and Yale man. He will bo at Saratoga in timo for the col logo regatta, where ho will swing his hat for Alma SNATCHED MY WATCH AND CHAIN eighth inning West led off with a good hit and on a wild pitch got to socond base, and by other fielding errors he not only scored his run but two other unearned runs were obtained, thorcby giving the Chelseas tho lead In the game for tho first time.

Now camo tho tug of war, as all that was wauted was to keep tho Flyaways from scoring in the next two innings. Rulo now began to pitch in professional style, and being finely supported in the field, the Flyaways had to return in their oighth inning for a blank. Tho ninth was now commenoed, and though Dodge rallied with a two base hit, but he could not got in. Oilligan led off on the other Bide, and by 0 bad throw by Horrigan who did not field up to hiB mark a lif 0 wb givon, and as a wild pitch assisted him round, a tie run was expected, but Loughlin was well caught on the fly by A. West and though Fallon hit hard for a long Hold ball, Caesidy's splendid catch stopped tho tio run and came near ond iug the game with a doublo play, but tho Umpire correctly decided not out.

Next came a ball to Billy West and the victory flow away from New York to Cholsea. The full score 1b given below: OHELBEA. I FLTAWAT. RlB.PO.A.E. B.1B.FO.A.I.

West, 2d 3 2 3 3 Loughlin, 2d 0 1 3 0 Clnro, 0 0 4 1 2 Fallon, 110 3 5 Caisidy.o. 2 1 2 (I OlMooro Mb 1 2 3 3 1 A.Wesi.l. 1 1 2 0 liShandiey, 0. 0 0 10 0 Rulo. 1 0 0 2 6.

0 1 0 1 3 and fled, after giving mo a fow kloks on tho head and Mater, and bet his money on the light blue. Company they are the dewr o.l, Alsfl1 una N. tl: and are of an impYovca make.c.i capable of ho li. 6,000 tons of ice. let ol 11 re.il amount but lit.

le re mains a few dv 7 (. after crrival Jin the Co pany at 0u the HiUson. adrcas of vehicles daily rush to ihe place and criwd the wharves and docks about the depot. Tliia great crush of trucks and wagons aim ist block the thoro ijh fare. To lessen this great crush of vehicles the Company have a privato passage way for their own to the bargej From morning until night tbi fifty odd trucks belonging to them ruBh in and out of this way laden with ice for private distribution.

A slight estimate of the great work which is done here every day may bo found when it st ited that over 25,000 tons of ice have been distributed from this depot alone during the post six weoks. Auoiual amount 1 as been sent from the other depot of the Company at Gowanns. ThiB is an enormous amount e3peciilly as ihe demand has not been as great as that of previous years. ThoB. E.

Poarsall and family will go to Saugerties, Diseases of heart lO.Tolal Bronchitis 81 BEX. Mule. I'eninles. Adults 32 Minors 61 IU developed by the disputants. The Judge pronounced her name with facility.

He was less fortunate with the names of the principals, and when it became necessary for him to mention them by name, he did so about the body. Ho ran up Bridge to Nassau street, ia tho direotion of Prince slreot. I followed him, Ninth street and passed the door; I saw her enter the alleyway; that waa in the forenoon, near dinner time; the lady had on a black dress. Mrs. Gerson was Hen recalled and crors examined by Gen.

Tracy. On the day that I last saw Miss Ham milljBhc had on a groyjclress it waa not a black drees; 1 did not see any black dress. To Mr. Moore She had on a dark gray polonaise, the same color as the dreBS. She had lunch about 11 o'clock, and left about calf past 11.

The prosecution here rested. THE DEFENSE. Gen. Tracy then made a motion asking the Court to direct an acquittal on the evidence. He Bald the accused was jointly indicted with her husband, upon this charge, and there were two questions that he desired to discuss.

The question was whether the wifo oould be convicted of a crime committed jointly with her husband, it is generaUy supposed that when the wife acta in the presonce of the husband, she acts under hiB coercion. The question is, whether the coercion is presumed to extend to and cover the crime of murder. There are, in fact, no deciBiona in the books upon that point. The cases upon which the exceptions are based are in elementary writers, and are cited by Hawkins. Gen.

Tracy then proceeded to disouBa the grade of offense upon which the exception was generally Bupposed to bear. Nowhere are any adjudicated cases that recognize any distinction as to grade, and the tendency of all the authorities refer to all crimes committed by the wife in the presenoe of her husband. The counsel then pro Columbia County, N. Y. Bi'oadway Methodist Church, on Kosciusko street, gave a musical entertainment last evening, at their churoh, which was followed by a strawberry festival.

Beside singing by members of the Association, there were solos by Misses Cornelia and Louise Mandeville and Mhw Bentley. Young Miss Hattie Cotton and Master George Shaw, were heartily enan ea. Rev. T. W.

Ware, Mr. J. H. Nibloch and the pastor. Key.

Mr. Christo shouting Stop thiof." My orles attracted the atten Ex Judgo S. D. Morris and family will at be Columbia Total 71 H7 ItH IS an apologetlo tone to the PollBh interpreter Springs. On his return the Judge will resume the practico of law, Interrupted by tho Beecher trial.

tion of my wife and other pooplo In the neighborhood, but thoy wero not able to attract or bring a policeman to my assistance. I Total 7il AliKH. Under 1 yofir lli to 20 roars Under years I'Voni 20 tn4ilynarn enrs ID 10 to 8J LeviB. Faron will spond tho Summer in tho dim ffnllooll Asr usion, frof. F.

Bui i N. )mie IS. ji ft'. ")onal(l5on, accompanied by lrot. liiiue a line balloon accuiou freru tills city, lauding below Port c'alhornc, Canada, 'i is 'the first ascension made by tiiesa aeronaut:) to Tire at Barrje, Ontnrio.

Bakkis, Time IS. A fire this morning destroyed the greater portiou of Ibcbrsinc spart of the town, due half of urcet (both sides) has beeu destroyed, and tho fire is Hill burning. A steam engine has arrived fro.ii rr wocd, and help is expected from. Toronto. CHASED THE THIEF rotreata of the Distriot Attorney's office.

He says it is 111 1 Voill 6i tn 80 ve. Under 4 years. and to the Eagle reporter. Tne counsel for both Bides seemed to be. well satisfied with his Honor's pronunciation.

SanjinBky waa the complainant, against Janaski. He exhibited a perforation In his coat on the left shoulder, and stated under oath that a pistol ball bad entered there. Janaski was the man who pulled the trigger. The punctured party made him elf clear to until I sank exhausted and overcome with pain, then the coolest placo he knows of. I was taken to my homo.

Assistant District Attorney Moore and family will go From tn 111 yoirs I Yimi 10 to le Tho following night a policeman called, and said to Dobb's Ferry. Jjl''rmu8lt' lOOyeiira 4 II Total IC8 NATIVITY. Ui Knyland a 22 ll'rftoee I 14. Other t'm ign 1 that ho had hoard something about the robbery and 1. 2 1 6 1 1 United Staton Ireland Judge Honry O.

Mooro will bo found at Milford, Pike Horigan, s. 1 I rf i HutohinRs.r. 1 1 1 0 01 1'enn. pher, addressed the audience. The MiBBes Mandeville and Mr.

Fred Stanley, rendered the "Mocking Bird," to the delight of those present. At the festival which followed, Miss Deborah Ryder and Misa Van Orden personated "Uebocoa at the Well MIsb Lydia Wood and Mias Ida Decker presided at the fruit table, and Mesiames E. Cotton, Van Orden and Fur nald and Miss C. Mandeville, Miss Maggie MoKinley, MisB Lottie Stephens and Miss L. Mandeville, dispensed refreshments.

PICNICS AND EXCURSIONS. 4 II 0 0 TJflwr. 3d b. Horton, Istb 1 a 13 1 110 0 0 10 3 2 5 (lermany Total Aid. Demas Strong will Summer at Middle Huvon, .019 0 2 the Court with considerable difficulty.

The Polish interpreter indulged his conversational talents, till the Court corrugated its brow and orted, "Stop that'll do for once," while the young counsel smiled feebly on the Dodge, 1st 0.. wanted to know all about it. He was very particular to ask if I had boon drinking. I told him I had drank a couple of glasses of beer In my 8lok friend's house, but had not drank in or entered a saloon that night. WI HOsriTAi.y, on the Connecticut River.

Sheriff Williams has erected a cottage on Nobby Is .8 7 27 11 UiTotoIs 7 8 27 13 16 BUNS BCOBED. 13 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 water cooler. Line iBland CnlloR lleapiU! 1 St. Petor's Hospital 3 Total STILI. UIllTUS.

Male 5 Female 9 land, ono ot tho Thousand Islands on tho St. Lawrence, opposite Alexandria Bay, and will take his family thithor. THE BONE OF CONTENTION, 1 On this he went away, and tbo next day 1 saw an account in tho paper, which the police gave, reciting that I was drunk. I was unable to contradict it, for until last night I have beeu confiued to my bed. I am 0 8 0 7 Cholsea Flyaway Mary Anna, appeared to be rather pleased than other wise.

She suppressed a Bmile In a lace handkerchief County Treasurer Gardiner and family wiU also go to now scarcely able to bo out. the Thousand Isles. cor.om:r iiKArnn. Mr. Wolf has his arm in a sling and ho presents an 14 a i 15.

B. Cadloy and family will be found at Long Malo Female Branch. appearance which shows that the highwayman did his job well. Had he been less strong the Injuries indicted whenever the lawyers started a fresh bead of perspiration on a witness' brow. The two Jacobs would every few mlnuteB look to her for an approving glance.

She was impartial, though, and gently reproached them both with her soft brown eyes. After much inward agony, manifested by facial expression, the Judge learned this First Base by Rrrors Chelsoa, 7 Flyaway, 7. Runs Burned Chelsea, Flyaway, 1. Umpire Mr, Olack. of the Atlantic Oiub.

Time of Game One hour and fifty five minutes. Games To Monnow. On the Capitoliue Grounds, to morrow, the Concords ploy tho Atlantics, of Jamaica, and on tho Union Ground the Unions, of Elisabeth, play the Reliance. To morrow, too, the Nameless nine play tho Staton Island Club at the Tnlnnrl. Rev.

J. Hyatt Smith goes to Windham, tho paradise would have without a doubt resulted seriously. of the Catskills. There is, it seems, an organizod gang of highwaymen H. M.

Cleveland will be at his country seat at Brook cecuea to quote irom bog. 71. The Court It must appear upon the evidence that the husband was present at the time of the homicide. General Tracy But the trouble with this case is that there is proof that the husband was present and that tho wifo was not. General Tracy thon proceeded to quote from the testimony of Mrs.

Kipp, who testified that at 1 o'clock in tho afternoon she heard a noise liko that of a heaTy body being thrown upon tho floor, and heard a woman's voice saying it 1b mine," and then heard a man's voice Baying "stand back, you," and shortly after saw Merrigan go out. There Is positive evidence that a man was present. There is also evidence of Mrs. Kipp that Merrigan was helping his wifo move the furniture the next day. Coe also testified that he heard tho sound as of a fight.

There is also evidence that the deceased was a largo and powerful woman in full vigor. There is also evidence that Bhe was put upon the bed before life was extinct. Gen. Tracy argued that all the circumstances of the case were against the theory that the accused had committed the deed, even if it was a deed of violence, and that it was committed in tho presence of the husband and that the voice heard waa that of the wife pleading for her friend. The rnle of law applicable to the faots was then quoted.

Wives are not compelled to run away from orexnose their husband's crime. If they who lay in wait for musicians, judging from tho many lyn, Wyndham Couuty, Conn. The success of thia Company is aue io me juiujcoi. which the people take in it as against the great ico monopolies which have oppressed them hereto'o e. Though it was was only formed this year it has already established itself an a firm basis.

The gentlemon who form the Company are all WELL KNOWN BBOOKLYN PEOPLE. And among them ore his Honor, the Mayor, J.W. Hunter, William Marshall, Daniel Chauncey, Join M. Lawrence, William A. HuBted.

G. W. Cnauucuy and otasra, Whose names are a guarantee of its succeas. These gentlemen, tired out with the exorbitant demands of the monopolists, united and formed the Ridgewood, purchased all the effects of the old Brooklyn Ice Company, and added to tho purchase boats, barges, depots and store house, of which they have three on the Hudson River ot Highland Lake. To this Company is duo tho cheapness of ice this Summer; and notwithstanding they are selling b.low t'ae price asked by the wea'thy corporations of New Sttk, arc they say, more than doing well.

So ono woul judge os he looks upon the crowdB whioh flxk about tho Basin and jostle with each other in their hurry to got their ice. Across from tho bridge is the mill with Its grain elevator. Here the buBy scene of the ic2 depot is reproduced. The noise of machinery scarcely husho3 the yells and Bhonts of tho boatman as thay bound from grain barge to grain barge essaying to forc3 their craft into a good position near the mill dock. Mr.

Decker will please stop any one claiming to coma persons belonging to this class who havo boon the victims of murderous assaults about this neighborhood. Can the police obtain more thau the slmplo rocord they hove on their books of thiB robborry? They have a de Irom this omce as a reponor, uuiess ae uaa a wruiexi order from the editor. Aid. Kopes and family go to Wolfsboro, New Hampshire. Rov.

J. Emory Haynes Summers thiB season at Island aud Pougbkeepsio. The Professional Contests. The scores of the several professional gamea played yesterday are Rev. George Reed, of the Hanson placo M.

E. Church, Oneida Tribe, No. 11, of the Order of Bed Men, entertained a largo company on Wednesday evening at their annual pionic, which was held at Arm bruster's High Ground Park. A pair of polished ornamental tomahawks were awarded to Montauk Tribe No. 3, whoss representatives at the picnic were tho moBt numerous of any of the visiting tribes.

Phenix Division, Sons of Temperance, hare completed their arrangements for the holding of their annual picnto at HanimU'B Grove, next Thursday. Special cars of the 8011th 81de Railroad have been chartered to oonvey the party to Rookaway Beach, from whence they will prooeed to the Grove. Schneider will furnish the music. The Veteran Association of the Forty sov enth Regiment, will go on their fifth annual excursion to Little Boyside, L. on next Thursday, June 24.

The steamer Win. Tittamor has been chartered for the occasion. This will be ono of the events of the eeoaon in the Eastern District. The annual picnic of the congregation anrl Sunday Bcbooi of the Ociuian Evangelical Lutheran scription of the person and a desoriptiou of the property stolen. vrill go to Norwich, and also to Shelter Island, story from the ruddy cheeked, hairy lipped, blue Boarfed and rumpled shirt fronted young man, who was tbe complainant.

He prefaced hia story by saying that HE WAS A FARMER, in FlatlandB. "A what said Ooutisellor David Lynch, who rep resented the defendant, Janaski. "A farm hand," meekly answered the interpreter. "Oh," Baid the Counsellor, with a deep breath of relief and a knowing glance at the Judge, "I thought so." "Go on," said the Judge, with an air of deep interest. The interpreter then began to have a sociable time with the witness and they were rapidly gain as follows AT HOST ON, MABB.

138456789 Judge Calvin E. Pratt will send his family out of QUAKER PERSECUTIONS. will not be absent himself for any length of 0 4 6 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 How the Gbarcli of England Perse Boston Hartford 0 0 0 0 Unjplro Mr. Boyd. AT BT.

LOUIS, MO. 1 3 4 5 timo. County Clerk Herman will form ono the Brooklyn delegation at Lake George. cuted Quakers on Long Island 170 Judge Jasper W. Gilbert and family will be at the remain passive, they are held Innocent.

If she was there and was simply passive, she was no criminal in law. Counsel then proceeded to state the cases where it was decided that the wife could not be held a partici pant'in the husband's crime. Years Ago Presbyterlanlsm Crushed Out The Quakers Victorious by Perseverance and lions; Sufferings Mutual 1 1 0 1 Red 0 0 0 0 Profile House In the Whito XXountafna. Hugh MoLaughlln goes to Lake George every sea The Atlantics, of Brookhn. defeated the Olympics, of Assistant xiisirict attorney mooro reuueu ui owicmi Bon, and this year will make no exception to tho rule, The following article is of interost as show Paterson, at Paterson, yesterday, ny a score oi i Traov's argument, elalminc that the other witnesses Dublin June 13.

Major Leech a presented the All Ireland Challenge SVieldfor competition by the riflemen. The Americans have been inadc honorary members ,1 the Shooting Club. No matter which team wins tho shield it must be shot for next year, at Philadelphia. This shield is competed for annually in Ireland, by riubs affiliated with the Irish Rifle Association, four m. mbers of each club competing, two of whom must be eligible to shoot in the Irish Eight.

Government Plunderers Convicted. Fabgo, D. Juno 18. inthe United States Court, six persons engaged in sicaling Government grain at Fort Lincoln, have thus far been convicted and await sentence. Other cases have been continued over for additional evidence.

The Business Situation in IiOndou. London, June 18. At this hour P. sinister rumors continue in bnsiness circles, but there is generally a better feeling I rct ailing. Washington, June 18.

A private letter received here brings the intelligence that the Asiatic cholera too made ito appearance on the U. S. steamer Saco in the Asiatic station, and out of five cases four of them terminated fatally. It is believed, however, that the progress of the disease haB been arreBtcd. 'the Bio Grande Troubles.

Washington, Juno 18. Gen. E. O. C.

Ord, commanding tho Department of Texas, who iB now in this city, this morning received a telegram from Texas announcing that Cortina has left Matamoras, though it is not known where ho has gone. The officers in Texas, however, are BUBpicious of Ms movements, and it is feared he is bent upon further mischief; Gen. Ord leaves here to night to return to Texas. The Naval Academy. Washington, June 18.

The annual examination of cadet midshipmen and cadet engineers at the Naval Academy, at Annapolis, will terminate to morrow, and the final exercises wiU take place on Monday next, when the diplomas will be distributed to the graduating midshipmen, thirty two in number, and the graduating engineers, sixteen in number. Judge Tappen will spend the season on his farm at Rtretehinn from this plac3 iiy cmi, ini iuo; The following are the gomes announoed for Saturday BoBton vs. Athletic, at Boston Hartford vb. BnOWea that tno man juerrigan waa nnc prBwni. 1 nub he thought a question for the Jury.

As to the point Tuckahoe, Westchester County, Kion's Church, in Henry Btroet, was held yesterday, at ing how Quakers, or Friends, struggled for religious existence 170 years ago on Long Island. The whole matter Is original, and was never before published yards are wagons and tiuoks awaitinj their turn to receive their load of goods and morcban lize frooi th rnicpn iv tup. eniuiHei luumv uumucu lun. uid ex The family of Lorin Palmer, of the Water Board, are Chicago, at umcago Aiutuu vs. st.

ijoms, at or. xtouis; alftn PliitadelDliia vs. Red Stocklna.t St. Louis. at Middle Haddom, Conn.

ception in lavor 01 a a cuu iios eswua mo wuuo nf murder, and minted from Wharton on Homicide and ing each other'a confidence when the Judge nipped their familiaritiv in the bud by sternly inquiring, HWJxat dooa thamitneaa Bay The Interpreter waved the Court on for a moment with a motion of hie hand until he oould give the witness a clincher In tho argument that was going on between them. Tho Jndge being utterly in tbe alien's power, oould do nothing but lean back in his chair and watch the passage ot timo as Indicated by the Court horologue. The interpreter having asserted his Ungual superiority over the witness, deigned to give the Court this story. It was on a Sunday night about half past eleven 1702. November 21 Samnel Bownos.

a travelincr The following is the Bcore of the Now Haven game of Assistant District Attorney Snell and family will Schuetzen Park. The attendance was very large and the day was greatly enjoyed. The churoh offloera expressed high appreciation of the serviceB of the Superintendent of Police, Captain Smith and hie men, aa well as the preacher from England, hold a mooting at Hompstead, other authorities, xne teauniouy snuweu uiai. wimd yestoraay probably be at Newman Spa, New Jersey. wan a iHnturhance ana a woman screaming in tno room HKW HAYB1T.

ATHLETIC Controller Powell will content himself with shosi. after the man Merrigan went away. So that if the act nna tvwnmifteil nt nil. it tnnflt have been flubseauent to S.1H.PO.A.K discharging Policemen ure stat oael our.n the busy hours of the day at tho itreet junctions converging to, the Bann. The "coal elevators are stations! furtiier up the cbsnnel, and present in their bla.

kene.l suits a fitting background to the picture of tho industry aa.l activity of WaUabout Besin. manager of the railroad leading to tne rara. All Souls' Church will go on in tno Darn oi natnamei jfearsau. ue inveigneu against tho ritualism of the Church of England, es pooluily baptism and the Lord's Supper. On complaint of William Bradford and Biehsrd Smith, he was arrested while holding a meeting at Flushing, by a Sheriff's posse, armed with gune, swords, halberts, olubs and pitchforks.

He was taken to Jamaica, then Colonel Adams and family will probably Summer at the first alerarDance. me question was one ior me jury aud not for the Court. Mrs. Kipp had testified that she thought sho heard a man's voice. their anmiol excursion to Iona Island on the 26th inBt.

Lake George, Foroe.a.1 1 2 0 1 OlMcKolvey, r. 2 10 0 Olapp, 0 0 7 1 1 2 12 Amon.Sdb 0 10 1 1 Luff, 3d 1 8 1 1 Oravan.2d 1 1 2 6 0 15 0 Sutton, r. 1 1 2 0 0 Sommerville.aabO 0 2 5 Hall.l. f. 1 13 0 Geer, o.

0 18 0 Fislor.lstb 1 1 10 0 OlTipper.Lf 0 18 0 a a a 1 1 1 Gen. Tracy replied, arguing thot there was only one The Steamer Long Branch has been chartered for the Corporation Counsol, Wm. O. DoWitt, will haunt some lone sea beach, The exact spot is not yet decided occasion. when Sanjnisky and a friend were walking along a road in the Town of Flatlands, they espied coming in an opposite direction Jacob Janaakt arm locked with Total 3 Warls.

iWnnls. First 6 Fifteenth 2 Soooml 5 Sixteenth 'iH Third 8 Suvent ioutll 5 Fourth 6 iiUrlitoonlli 6 Fifth 4Ninotoenth IJ Sixth IS Twentieth 6 Sovonth 8 Twenty first 2 Klghlh. 6 Twenty second 2 Ninth 4 Tonth 8 Eloventh 2 Twonty llftll Twelfth 6 Thirteenth Total IU) Fourteenth COMPAnATIVK WEEKLY MORTALITY. Week coding S.itunlay, June 15. 1872, 2j) weok nniiing day, Juno 14, 1873, 148 week ending Saturday, Iluno LI 1874, 172.

nnMAHKB. 168 deaths for the week enilin? Saturday, June 12,187.1, being 2 mere than the provious week; 4 leas than the corresponding woek of lust year more than occurred daring the same ween in 187.1, and 62 less thnn occurred durlng the same period in 1872. 72 wore eluldron uudertlia ago of fi years. Comparative annual rate of mortality per 1,000 inhabitants In some of the largest cities in tho world, according to the latest weekly or monthly returns United States Cities Patterson, 30 New York, 25 Philadelphia, 28; nichmoud, 22 New Haven, 1(1; Brooklyn, 19 San Francisco, 18 Chicago, 17 Provi donoe, 17 Cincinnati, 10 Cleveland, 16; Baltimore, 14. British Cities Solford, 30 Norwich 27 Edinburgh, 26 Glasgow, 28 Nottingham, 26 Hull, 2S Manchester, 2S Dublin, 24 Leicester, 23 Now Castlo on Tyne, 23 Bradford, 23 Birmingham, 22 Oldham, 22 Lcodx, 21: Wolverhampton, 21 Bristol, 20; London, 20; Sheffield, 20 Sanderland, 17 Portsmouth, 15.

Other Foreign Cities Alexandria, 44; Buda pestb, 44 Munich, 38 Naples, 86 Calontta, 97 the Hague, 35; Breslau, 34; Madras, 32; Rotterdam, 32; Amsterdam, 32 Bombay, 81 Vienna, 29 Berlin, 28 Hamburgh, 27; Brussels, 28; Paris, 25; Cbrlstlania, 22; Turin, 22 Borne, 20. Respectfully, Jas. Watt, Beg. On motion the Board then adjourned. A POLICE OFFICER DEAD.

To day, at ten minutes after eleven o'olock, Alexander Bea, Doorman at the Sixth Precinct, expired at his residence in Stagg street. Ho has been prostrated with consumption for several months past. The deceased officer formerly solved as patrolman, resigning that position on account of fBiling hoalth In 1873, andhasbeenamemborof the force since Doctniber, 1808. REV. Dlt.

TALMAtiK BETIKNED. For part of two weeks past Eev. Dr. Tal mage has been at his country seat, West Hampton, L. I.

His not inconsiderable family removed tbero for ih Summer some days ago, and tho Doctor has been tho biggest boy among them, whether on the land or in tho ocean. He has returnod for the romalndor of tha church year, and will moot his people at tho Lay College to night, and preach twice each Sunday till Bolslloo vacation time begins. Win. verticil's No. 10 Fulton street, New York, Label Prin disturbance.

Between the two witnesses there was only a natural difference as to the time. Mrs. Bird had testified that she heard a woman screeching. Counsel MUSIC AT THETAUK. upon.

Next Monday the Young Men's Catholic As Kggler, o. 1 1 2 0 0 Gould, 1st 0 211 1 0 William C. Kingsley is in Europe with his daughter, Mary Anna. The parties encountered. sociation, attached to the Churoh of the Transfigura Total 8 10 27 11 BiTotal 4 11 27 10 8 and will return about September.

What are you doing out bo late at nigutr Bain tne the (jounty Beat, tnca oeiore iour justices, ana sentenced to the county Jail "until delivered by due course of law," At the end of three months there was a session of Court, and the Judges were preceded by the blowing of trumpets and other musio. The Chief Justice was John Bridges. There wore twenty two Grand Jurors, and the Chief Justice oharged them them to indict Bownos, but they ref UBod, by a vote of fifteen to seven, and the Chief Justice kept them locked up for three days, and tried to ooeroe them into finding a bill by thrcatenjBf to put them in the stocks by the heels and thon quoted still further from tho authorities upon tne point raised by him. The Court asked whether it waa not a question for the jury as to what effect the subsequent testimony might have. General Slooum and family will bo at the Thousand Tho following is the programme of the icnccrilobegivcninrrosptct Park to morrow after neon, by Conterno's Band tion, will have a picnio at Myrtle avenue rarK, tne proceeds to be devoted to the new edifice, now in course of party with the male friend to the party with the female Islands.

friend. 12 3 4 5 7 8 9 Athletic 0 0 3 9 0 0 1 0 Now Haven 201000010 Colonel Koeney and family will probably Summer at erection on Hooper street, E. D. Ample arrangements have been made in anticipation of a crash. That's none of your business," answered the latter, the Mansion House, Long Branch.

and of course in his native lingo. Senator Pearco and omUy wiU also be at the Thou air. Moore saia tnai tne jaw 01 presnmea coercion does not apply to a case of murder. Gen. Tracy claimed that it was not enough to prove her presence, and that if Bhe waa present it must be shown that Bhe waa a participant.

The Court then took a recess until half paBt one. "It's time you were to bod," angrily pursued tho QUEENS COUNTY AFFAIRS. Umpire Mr. W. O.

Dale, Jr. of the New Haven Club. Time of Game 1 hour, 86 mlnntes. First Base by Errors Athletic, 4 New Haven, 1. Runs Earned Athletic, New Haven, 1.

fine thenF Bownas, in a letter to a Irnond at Jamaica, tells the story from this point to its conclusion in a very Band Isles. Meyerbeer L. Conterno Auber Lnnner Verdi Lucian Maas Rossini Schubert PART r. 1. Grand March "Lo Prcphete." i.

nianco a Overrule "I Cheval do 4. Wnltz "L3Romantic," 5. Selection La Forza del 6. Galop "L'Eclair" (New) pabt II. 7 Overture "La Gazza Ladra," 5 young man who didn't happen to havo Mary Anna on his arm.

Harry Beam and family will be at Canarsie, Water Famine on Barnum lsiana interesting way Tho jury being asked what business thoy had to lay before the Court, presented the biil against mo Indorsed "Iffnoramos." The Judeo was very suirry tho other F. S. Massey and family stop at the Thousand Islands. Court House Aflairsj Myrtle Avenue "ItiB, eh?" This rejoinder, delivered in a very sarcastic tonet THE EXCISE LAW. Wm.

A. Fowler and family go to Fort William Henry, Road Peter Cooper's Glue Factory. Godfrey Lake George, made the young man without Mary Anna step forward, Meroadanti Judges, being Presbyterians, said little or nothing. On tbe Judge demanding their reasons for not finding a bill, James Clement, a bold man and skilled in law, an The Queens County Board of Supervisors B.J. Lowber and family will Summer at Crosby Sldo met at Hunter'B Point yeBterday.

The object of the Lake George, meeting waB to receive a transfer of the Court House Hassan H. Wheeler is in Europe with the Kifle Team, Activity of tbe Temperance Brotherhood Complaints) Against liiquor Dealers tor Koopius Open on Sunday. During the last week the agents of the Tem aa if to Btriko the young man who had her. The young man who was with Mary Anna drew a piB tol. He fired once and misBod.

A socond time and hit in tho left shoulder. The young man without Mary Anna admits that he retreated after the second shot 1 1 Waltz "Promotionen," fa. March "Clinton Commandeir" Von Kameke Extra open cars will be run on the Fbvtbusb. avenne Lino, from the City Hall to the Park every Saturday and Sunday ftf ternoona during the Summer season. Son vs.

Eagle. The Sun pressmen yesterday morning outshone their amfrtrt of the Eagle press on the Capitollne Grounds, the figures showing the way the Sun melted the bird's wings being 20 to 18. TheEAOis nine were not well up In the fly game ap Cently, or the New York fellows pressed them too d. Championship Contest. The Athletic nine wero afforded an afternoon's practice, Wednesday, on the Union Grounds, on the occasion of their fifth championship game with the Atlantics, the contest proving to be a one Bided affair whioh failed to interest even the Athletics themselves, still less the half a hundred spectators preBeut.

Even the outBida fence peeping crowd did not congregate to see the game, so little nmror hava nnr local nine now left to draw a crowd. swerea weara sworn io Keep me vueeu eeerein, our fellows, and our own." Tho Judge replied "Now, Mr. Wiseman speaks. You are not so sworn, and 1 oould find it In my heart to lay you by the heels (in the stocks) and a fine on your brethren." Olemont replied Josse JohnBon goes to Monticello, N. Y.

John Knaebel will be at Manhasset and in the Oatskills, property and the Commissioners' accounts, xne uom miasloners had notified the Board a week before that they were ready to make the transfer, but for some The graduates will be allowed to go to tneir nomes ro await orders, and the other classes will immediately sail for their annual practice cruise on the Atlantic coast, the cadet midshipmen on the Constellation and the cadet engineers on tho new sloop Alert. The candidates for admission to the Academy as midshipmen, about one hundred, have been ordered to report on Monday and their examinations will commence Issac Van Anden will Summer at Ponghkeepsie, and left Mary Anna with her original escort. He now perance Brotherhood have been unusually active in their William Hester and family will locate In one of the efforts to detect violations of the Excise law. The that neither grana nor potit jurors wero to oe menacea with threats of stocks and fines, but they are to act freely to tho best of their judgment on tho evidence before them. Now the Jndge, finding that lie had not children to deal with began to flatter, Manhasset House cottages at Shelter Island.

reason they wWe not prepared, ihe transier win take place next Tuesday. Sup. Kellum reported that there was a scarcity of water at tho County Poor House on Barnum result of their efforts appeared this morning In the fol Rev. Wm. H.

Leonard, of tho Church of the Bodeem FELL FROM A WINDOW. A child of Ferdinand 'Walter, 'Warden of the E. D. Turner Society, Bged 4 years, yesterday fell from a third etorv window of its residence In Leonard street lowing list of porsona who were charged before the oharges him with asBault with intent to mu. aeverai witnesses for the complainant then entered into ex tended diaoussions with the interpreter, and tho Court, feeling somewhat Blighted, adjourned the further hearing of the oase until other business, which demanded its exclusive attention, could be transacted.

er, win recruit at Lake Mohunk, in the Shawangunk Board of Police and Excise Commissioners with having When one thinks of the old time games between the rival Island. The well Is subjeot to the tidea, and being but Mountains, surface water, it is unhealthy in the Summer season. BiBhop Littlejohu will spend the Summer In Suffolk nines of the Atlantlo ana Auuetio ciuos, oniy regret oan bef elt gtjhe degeneracy of the once proqd nine of to the pavemeni. The little one miraculouBly escaped and requested tne jury to taue dbck tue nut ana resume consideration on It. On this tho Jury wero in Judgment divided, but at last all consented.

Next morning the Judge asked the foreman How find you the bill 1" "As yesterday," was the answer. The Judge then charged the Jury with obstructing justice. Why," said Clement, because we can't be of the same mind Salt water 1b used for washing, and the young trees L. and in traveling about the diocese, ffOtiaokinR in niaying Brooklyn. Th8 Breieni teim is vn.

Th8 breieni team is on Tuesday next. The examination of applicants for the engineer corps will take place in Marine Disaster Two lves Lost. Sam Fsancibco, June 18. The ship Champlain, Captain Merrill, from New Vork, struck on North Farralonelsland at 7 o'clock last evening and Bunk. The Captain and one man were nlanfea in the Spring ro dying fWjostoe.ttte Watch Hill is the Summer home oi itev.

air. amveiy, M00NEY AND BUCH. strength so much as they are in discipline, system and good management and generalship. Apparently, there without apparent a rew engnt onuses, MIXITABi ELECTIONS. keeper being afraid to waBKiwater onthem.

The of Grace Church, as tlieCJOUrt. Vre WOUIU nave you to Know ma. wo uo nlra nothinc but Justice." The clerk called over the Rev. Dr. Hall, of Holy Trinity, goes to 8tamford, ut, is no neaa, no one to properly uireut or muucuue uw team, and hence the utter absence of anything like Island lfl more of an elephant than the county oargainea playing or the side, each man suiting himself and play Under the direction of Lieutenant Colonel Register Little and family go to Shelter lsiana.

Ex Judee Troy will take a trip across tho Plains, for. Opinion Is divided on the probability of striking water, as there Ib a quicksand nve feet below the sur violated the Excise law by selling Uquor on the Sab hath John atreet and Myrtle avenue. B. Hlnkel, 898 Atlantic avenue. L.

Pazeell, 400 Atlantlo avenue. F. W.Hanson, Fifth avenue and Fourteenth street. John Stakely, 664 Third avenue. John Schoens, Fifth avenue and Twenty third street.

Edward Grabert, 683 Fifth avenue. Roaanna Heiman, Yanderbilt and Atlantic avenues. John D. Burke, 686 Fulton street. Jerome Nolan, 107 Sackett street.

Henry Knebel, DeKalb avenue and Nostrand. Ferdinand Gutbrooht, 29 Myrtle avenue. Michael Byrne, Fulton and Navy Btreets. H. Beambh, DeKalb avenue and Hudson.

James MoKenna, Nostrand avenue. vHr DnrTv. Eighteenth street and Third avenue. John Kueaer. the members of Company Thirty jury singly to ahow their reasons.

Some refused to say more than "That's our verdict." Others said, "How unreasonable for tho Court to try to perjure the Jury by revealing their secrets In the face of the country I The Jury stood seven for finding a bill, and fifteen stood firm against them. This angered the Judge so Thomas T. DoWitt and family will go to Pleasant face. Vallev. Orange County.

The application for the purchase and Improvement ing tor nimseii. jz oourse, sucu uuuuatuii ui huuuh finds its penalty in the small gate receipts it results in. Of the play yesterday, but for a luoky ohanco hit to right field by CasBldy, on which he ran home, the Atlantics would have been "Chioagoed," while out field errors by Paber, Knowdol and Patterson proved costly in giving rune, though they were offset by good catches. second Regiment, elected a successor to their late commander, Fred J. Karcher, now Major of the regiment, in the person of Lieutenant S.

B. Bluemake. Goorge Washington Heed is now on tne ewi, of Myrtle avenue will be considered by consent on July and will not return until September 2. There are four members favorable to the application, and three opposed. It requires one more vote to Fred.

Mooers, of the Eagle, and family go to Long The captain elect was unanimously eiecteu. HELD FOB THE GBAND JUKI. carry it, but thiB cannot be secured. The proposition Branoh. Established 1915.

Dan Mace Writes us: "From my experience I am freo to say that, as a hoof ointment, Dalley'b Galvanic Housr Salve is without an equal." Mr. Msoe also usa it can stautly for galls and all kinds of horse diseases. DIFiD. BARRF.TT On Friday morning, June 18, Sosah Babbeit, ot the rostdenoe of her son, J. W.

Carroll, af tor a long and painful illness, aged 61 years and 9 months. Tho funeral will take nlace from tlio residence of her son, Carroll, No. 150 East Thirty second street.New Vork. on Sunday, ot 121 o'clook. Friends of the deceased and ot her son ore rospoctfnlly Invited to attend.

Baltimore and Cheslortown (Md.) papers please oopy.l Colonel James MoLeer, of tho Pension umoe, win most favorable is to send the matter back to the peo drowned. The remainder of tne crew orrivea uere this morning in the schooner Mcdocino. Working up a murder Case. Montbeal, June 18. A member of the United States Secret Servioe has been in and about Montreal for some months past working np the case of Captain Cahoone, who was supposed to have been murdered on a Quebec steamer about a year ago.

A clue to the supposed murderers has been discovered and further light on the subject may be Captain Cahoone was a diamond cetter. and it is said was murdered for the sake of the diamonds he bad on his person. that he aajourneu mo com. iui v. the prisoner to be kept closer than before on account of crimes and misdemeanors of the most dangerous consequence, as tending to Bubvort church and State, and threatened to send mo to London.

I was now put npin a small room, made of logs, which had been protested against as sn unlawful prinon, and my friends denied coming to me. I appealed to the Governor, but all in vain. Not wanting to be chargeable to my friends, I applied to a Scotchman in Jamaica, named Their Case Adjourned Tbls Jtlorulng. Mooney and Buoh, the two men arrested for having entered the house of Mrs. Flynn, and who are suspeoted by tho police or rather Mooney is with being the Shuto burglar, were brought before Justice Morso this morning.

The witnesses who oould convict them, sb la supposed, in the Flynn case, were not present, and therefore the case was again adjourned until Monday. Mossrs. Lynch Troy appeared for the prisoners, both of whom seem to bo unconcerned as to their position. THE BEWSBOIS' HOME. The grand prize drawing, for a lot of ground near Prospect Park, valued at $1,500, and which was to have been drawn for on the 22d day of April last, has been postponed to Tuesday, June 22, at 7 o'clook P.

at 8t. Vincent's Home for Boys, No. 7 Poplar street. Tiokets $1. Aa the proceeds from the xne puenrng ana catorusg were jjuur, tue ubiuiih wuiae, and the laok of Judgment in playing the points of the game was very glaring.

As a whole, this nine was the least effective they have placed in the field. The redeeming features were the base play of Boyd and Crane, Cassidy also fielding weU and leading at the bat. The score is below ple at a special election, and if a majority lavor it, the probably go to Bye Beach. Patrick Murtagh, Third avenuo and Seventeenth James Day, who burglarized the premises Washinrton saokman wiu trip bctubh mo Board will then pass it unanimously. Jacob Cole and amily will locate for the season at Mr.

Cooper, of Pater Cooper's glue factory, and treet. John MoHngh, Pulton and Navy Btreels. GuBtavua Golder, 618 Atlantic avenue. Thos. Mclioughlin, 169 Sackett street.

of H. Ahrens, No. 293 Atlantic avenue, on the am and stole $3 worth of property, was held for the Grand rw Kent. Lake Champlain, ATHLETIC. B.lD.FO.A.F..

ATLAHTTO. E.1B.PO.A.E. Counselor Fisher filed a petition with the Board for application to erect a drawbridge over Newtown Creek Jury this afternoon by Justice Walsh. A. W.

Bailey goes to his counory Bear, at uarmei, now Charles Williams, to let, me nave ioois ana leacu me to make shoes. By night I finished one shoe, and next day the other, and made such improve Tbe trial room was filled to its utmost capacity by the Force, s. 1 1 0 4 1 Clapp, 0 1 4 1 2 Keasler, s. B. ....0 18 12 Nichols, 0 0 2 0 2' from Muscle Island, in Queens County, to the opposite Vrtrlr.

liquor dealers, their friends, counsel and witnesses. 6 ll shore in Kings County. Tho petition win be consider Tho Temperance Brotherhood was represented by Mr. JI0NE1 MARKET. 0 2 3 2 4 4 0 Boyd, 2d 0 2 Pabor.

It 0 0 8 Oassldy, 1 1 2 Wm. L. Whiting and family will go lo Pelham Bridge. He will also Join a party In the Adlrondacks, who Intend to camp out, catch cold, and call It fun. ed July 2, and meantime the matter will be laid before 4 K.itt.nn.

lt 1 8 14 0 Halo, its President, Bev. Mr. Lawson, Mr. Morton, Cl.DI'SIINIi Knowdoll. c.

1. 1 1 SlKall, 1. 1 2 2 0 0 0 8 Bechtel. r. 2 2 10 0 the Kings County authorities.

Oliver Cotter and several other gentlemen. Wall Sibeet, June 183 P. moot 0 0 0 William Munn and family, of i'rannun avenue, ment as to earn IS shillings a woex, ana tnns aiveneu body and mind, and bad plenty of money. Aboat the beginning of the eighth month the Sheriff (Cardale), called eighteen men for a jury. In a short time they came in oourt with the bill signed "IgnoramuB," which made some of the lawyers say in a joke, they had got into an ignoramus county.

I was aBked if I had anything to offer to the Court. I answered I wanted my liberty, and reparation for the MeRrlde. 2 3 0 4 0 Sup. Burroughs said the management of the The cases are now under investigation before the Com Jratterson, r. i i i i Crane.

1st 0 0 18 1 0 Efflrfer. c. 1 1 2 0 0 tn Pleasant Valley. Orange County Among the sales between calls and at the second board wore Central Pacific California branch, Hunter's Point and Greenpolnt bridge was extravagant missioners, General Jourdan In the chair, and Commis a tnf will ett Weather Probabilities. Washimoton, D.

June 18. Tor tbe Middle and Eastern States, stationary or rifing barometer, northeast to northwest winds, stationary or falling temperature, cloudy weather and 00 c. nional rain, partly clearing this afternoon. EEGOED OF THE THERMOMETER. nie following is the record of the thermometer, as and unsatisfactory.

He suggested the appointment of 1 Mr. and Mrs. W. rt. oiacy, oi obc oii.

ITotal 13 16 27 16 4 3 27 13 151 My; Union Pacific sinking fund, 94; Central Pacific, QLOTHING. t.aVa ftenro o. a committee to confer with the Kings County Super loners Briggs and Pyburn, present. COURT NEWS. INMrnas, 12 3 4 Injury done me.

rue judge onerea me my iiuenj on Rev Mr. Halllday, of Plymouth unurcn, wm aiay in visors relative to a change in the mode of managing it. BIIOUK.M tnwn and look after the welfore of the stay at nomes. paying my fees. On delivering it I was discharged on proclamation, and a large body of friends who had Sup.

Burroughs and Sup. Connolly keep 2 men em 0 1 0 13 Invite especial attention of tho patrons of thilr Stor AUantio 0 Athletio 2 John J. Duke ana lamuy go to ine nuiuiuuu ployed on the bridge, and Burrough's men are paid The Old Skinner Di Force Suit in Court. come irom an pares oi mu wuu.j boro me away with them In a kind of trlnmph, and oven tho country people who were not friends, rojoiced TTnnse. by QueenB County, and Connolly's by Kings.

An application was made to Judge McCuo A lot of the Twenty third Regiment ooyswiugoto First Base by Errors Atlantlo, 1 Athletic, 6. Buns Earned Atlantlo, 1 i Athletio, 3. Umpire Mr. Blodgett, of the Arllns toa Club. Time of Game One hour and forty minutes.

The Philartolnhlas were'defeated Wednesday in St, exceedingly. I had been a prisoner a year, lacxing ept at the Brooklyn Pailt Eagle office: 4 63 10 A. XL 65 1 12 A 1 66 a P. ai 66 I 8 P. Averace temperature tcniaj A vemtfe leinnerature same date last year this morning on behalf of a judgment creditor, to com 67 ...15 ...73 .73 three weens.

Moody's, in tho Adlrondacks. The party will include DeWltt DeMunn, Charles Eggert, Harry Cooke, Theo MUNICIPAL. The Common Council Committee on Parks pel the receiver of Dr. Solomon Skinner's property to At this time Presbyterianism had been almost entire Louis, by the St. Louis nine with the following corner of CHKHP.Y AND CATHARINE RTS, X.

To the assortment or CI.OTHINC, SlITABI.K FOK THK SKABOX AT MODF.RATK PRICKS. ii, PersalL George O. Adams, Mr. ana mrs. uage, pay the judgment.

Dr. Skinner was formerly a prom score and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Barry. Camping out, and inent dentist of Montague street.

In 1868, his wile and Bridges will start for Chicago this evening, for the purpose of examining the bridges there, with the view ly suppressed. All their meeting houses on tue lsiana had been confiscated to the Church of England. This is but a single Instance of the persecutions Quaker proach ers were subjected to. Some of them wero flogged, hnntlno and fishing excursions will be in order, procured an absolute divoro and i 1,250 a year alimo 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 Philadelphia 2 1) 0 0 0 1 0 1 4 St. Louis.

0 2 0 2 0 0 1 Umpire Mr. McLean. rir. Innlls. of the Beiormea unurcn on rue of selecting Borne plan ior tne proposed new oridge at Ninth street, in this city.

The Committee consists of ny. Subsequently, Stephon J. Colahan was appointed receiver of Skinner's property, and on Mr. Oolahan'a branded, nut in tho stocks and imprisoned ior long Heights, and his family, will go to the Catskills. Tho ohurch will be closed in a week or two, and during the Aldermen Howell (Chairman), Brown, Bhlpman, Trow death George W.

Knaebel was substituted. Afterward periods of time. This Bownas, after his release, visited all quarters of the Island and preached to great orowde, Summer will bo renovated, and the uoture room aitereu judgment was obtained against Skinner for $3,780, and SECRET ART STANTON. bridge, Mclntyre and French, The sum of $1,000 has been appropriated for the trip. anA nairtl.

the Sheriff attempted to Bell the property under an ex but never was again Intcrretea witu. sale of tickets iB to be applied to uqmuate pressing ut mands and to bring the Home to a higher sphere of usefulness, it is hoped and expected that the friends of the institution will be liberal In purchasing the unsold tickets before the day of drawing, thereby helping on the work for such a worthy object. A REMARKABLE POLICE story. Brooklyn Police in a tVew York Hotel. Mr.

Q. li. Peabody, co proprietor of the United States Hotel, at Water and Fulton streets, Hew York, rotates a performance in his houBe on Sunday night last, which may be considered as remarkable even for the Brooklyn police. On that night a Mr. Codden came to his hotel and engaged lodging and was sent opto a room on one of the upper floors.

Ab a connecting link merely, and with no invidious intent, it ought to be mentioned that the lodger was in that odoriferous condition whioh plainly indicated that he had broken a bottle or two with friend, but waa quite able to pick out the steps of a stairway. After looking hiB door on tho inside, he retired lo a profound slumber, which was undisturbed by the foot that a lumbering special detective of Brooklyn was fumbling about his bedside and under his pillow. While thus slumbering two individuals, one a olerk in a Broad street store, and the other, since ascertained to be Mr. Peter Convery, a special policeman of this city, whose ''Bpeolaltrt' appears to be to watoh the church of Father O'Beilly while in procesB of building, oame into tho office and inquired for Mr. Cadecn, eay fn were friends of hie.

They were sent up to Lecture on His Iiire and Work, by Br, ecution. The receiver scared the Sheriff off, and now Bar. Henry Ward Beecner always goes wiuenuiw IIXCIURSIOSIS, dec. T7! AST RIVER BOAT DAILY EXCUR jCJ slon to Coney Island On and after SUNDAY, June A BUST AT THIS HALL. The marble bust of Controller Powell, made by Vln the creditor petitions the Court to make an order di THE FABULOUS WEALTH OF THE ANCIENTS.

Mountains. 105; Quicksilver; Delaware Lackawanna Western, Cleveland Pittsburg, 89K; U. S. Express, 46; Missouri Pacific, first mortgage, 94i; U. S.

Coupon, OS's Old Tennessces, 49JJ; ditto, new Eerics, Wi; Union Tacific, first, Atlantic Pacific Telegraph, 23. The additional failures reported from London this afternoon are Octavious, Phillips colonial brokers, and Small, Were liabilities not stated. The 1csf.cs by Alexander, Sen Co, will exe03il Jl, The Assist snt Treasurer Paid $11,000 on account of for bonds. Geld Exchange Bank clearings goll balances currency balances $2,033,103. Gold has been very ouict to day, and if we omit the fraction? of 5 10 and 3 10 the only Bales havo been at Tho specie engagements for to morrow's steamers 'will amount to at least $2,509,000.

The flock market wet heavy and dull between calls and at the second board. Erie became conspicuous for a decline to 12 between calls and to early in the secend board. There appears to have been a disposition manifested to get out of the cheapest stocks like Wabash and C. C. A 1.

C. and points" have been circulated that Pacific Mail will be sent to 20, and Lake Shore to 40, very chortly. There is a bearish feeling at tho Exchange, which is having a demoralising effect upon Blmost everything on the list. alio r. M.

The stock market closed dull but steady. Gold was quiet, and money loaned at two per cent. The following table shows the bid quotations for Gov Fulton. TTnr Bel ows and ramny go to Xduce vreurge. recting the receiver 'to foreclose a $20,000 mortgage.

207the favorite Steamer MONITOR, will leave 'llo nle Beam, is to be placed in the Common Council The following correspondence in relationto Mayor Hunter will not go out of town, except on brief The matter went over for a week for counsel to consult. From the London Spectator. The moderns who are showing such extrava Chamber, over the President's chair. Kigntn st, Hast luver, ai a muu or in. i 277Kost River, at 9 :10 A.

12 :10 and :10 P. and Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn, at 9:80 A. 12:30 and 3 JO P. M. For the petitioner, Joshua M.

Van Cott for the re the life and work of the late Secretary Stanton explains trips. THE TBUANT HOME, Mr. Robert Falls was to day awarded the contract for ln TtTiren is in Europe, itself: Ex Controller Schrooder goes to his oountry seat at gant taste for art have by no means reached tbe appre ciatlveness of the ancients. Zeuxis grew so rich that ho refused to sell more pictures, and gave them away liHOOXLIN, iiune mist. celver and the plaintiff, Mrs.

8kinner, A. W. Bailey. City Court Decision Special Term By Judge McCue. refitting and repairing the Truant Home.

The work will cost about $1,000. Rrn Tteenimiidnir the abilities and worth of Shelter Island. Wm. M. Evarts has a country seat In the Bsrkehire to cities and Niciss declined an offer from Attalus of the great War Secretary, Edwin M.

Stanton, and ap a.r,AI. NOTICES. OUNTYOURT OF KINGS COUNTY The Groton Savings Bank against Peter B. Amor and others. Number One Puri.oont to aMudgment of fore closure and sale entered In the ooovt entitled action on ths 6th day of May, 1875, 1 the rmdersig ned, the referee therein nitmed.

will sell at pabllo aactlon at the Commercial Rx Hills, where the great advocate will rest irom nis isDors 16,000 for a single picture. Apellea received 6,000 THE MERRIGAN CASE. aiic Motion to Acquit Denied Another Legal 1'oitil Utuscd. The following report cf ihe Merrigan case i continued from the third column of this page: are inclined to think this cate should be submitted to the jury. So far as a can determine during tbe recess, the theory of cosrelou does not apply to the crime of murder.

Mr. Tracy Terbaps our action would be governed by What your Honor might charge tbe jury upon tbe loint. The Court Unless the Jury are eatMed that she par iicipated in ihe act, they are bound to aequit her. Mr.Tracy We have the testimony of Mrs.Kill written out, and we are very much disposed to go to the jury upon Ihe case as it stands. Judge Pratt I will give you a few minutes to enn Mr.

Tracy If I understand your Honor, you will charge tbe jury that they must find that sue was not only present but must have committed the act. The taet that she was there does not det act from her innocence, in law her home was the place for her to be and she could not well be eliewhere. Mr. Moore But if 8I12 Bhould be shown to have participated hi the act it would be the some as it sho was a married woman. Gen.

Tracy Ab it Btands if your II nor please, wo are incUncd to no to the jury as the case stands. Mr. Moore In that case, if your Honor please, as this course of the defendant's counsel has taken the by surprise. We ask how to reopen tbe riiBc to introduce witnesses to prove that Mr. Merrigan wns not there, but was at work, they are witnesses who testified on the Coroner's iuqueat.

Jane L. Johnson vs. Samuel B. Norton preciating me laci inas yon uo jiigjjiuou hu complete, sketch of his life and labors extant, the same TiBvlna mat with tha heartv anrjroval of OUT Order in Misses Minnie ana Liiuan wamj mu ATHENEUM LADIES' SEitlNABY. The seventh year of this institution, under for a portrait of Alexander, ana gave ior eacn nuiirH hail in bis studio.

Julius Ceear gave Motion denied with $10 coets. rope, soon, Charles Jones vs. Assignee of Thomas Welwood riO. 003 uiwi. iu ins, ui HO.

HOT ruirua atreeb, in U3 ji Denutv County Clerk fleorge Barnard thinks blue 20,000 tor two pictures, of single figures, one AJax and the best amusement during the Summer vaca the Medea Agrippa paid to tho municipality Ashing the best Obange, County of Kings, on iriday, the th day 12 o'clock, noon, the foUowlnK described Motion denied without costs, and without prejudice to Massachusetts, whenever delivered by you, we, the undersigned members of Bankln Post Ho. 10, Department of New York, Grand Army of the Bepublic, desire that you will deliver the oration on behalf and under the or uajy, isiu, at lands and nremi. la All that certAln tract. cIara. or naranlo its renewal hereafter.

or land. ses, to wit tbe charge of the Messrs yesterday morning with the presentation of a diploma from the sub colleglate oourse to Miss Lena A. Wilson. On account of the recent illness of the young lady graduate the ion even if it does blister your nngers. situate, lying, and being tn the City of Brooklyn, In tha Benjamin D.

Middleton vs. Anthony Walter Mo auspices oi our rose, at nuuu who uu Bev. Dr. Budington and family wUl probably go to tion denied without costs. v.aVa Oeorce.

convenient to you. Very respectfully, Edwin A. Perry, J. A. Lewis, Commander, usual exeroiseB at commencement were dispensed with, and the Wednesday literary exercises were substituted.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F.Lewis, of Willouguoy Btreei, his room with a boy to show the way. After knocking the door and failing to awake the sleeper, they COUNTY HATTERS. Andrew C.

Bayne, u. a.b. juuubou ivuj.i.., ro to BeUville. N. These consisted of musio, readings recitations nd Stewart L.

Woodford, Mr. Henry Lovejoy and family will spend a portion ernment bonds at the respective calls shoved the boy through the window over tne aoor, whim ho unlocked it entered, and helped them The flrat trip of the Prospect Park 4 Coney dialogues, eeleotlons from the "Honeymoon," ShakB Jamea Tanner, Second of the season In Maryland, pearo, and the reading of two extracts In Latin Island Steam Railroad was made this morning from lo nadden's watch, diamond studs and other Mr. and Mib. Wm. Greene will visit the South Long a.

k. earner, im H. Youge, ninL. Watson, M. John B.

Woodward, Henry Irwin, M. W. Cole, Chas. Bchurig, J. Y.

Meserole, Geo. W. Van Mater, H. W. Slocum, John M.

Loretz, Jr. from Cicero, and several from the French and German Connty of Kings and State of New York, bounded and described as oUews Begtaning at a point on the soathesat corner of Myrtle avenue and Bleeker street thence rnn nlng easterly along the toatherly line of Myrtle avenae, two nnndrea and eishty feetrdna and one half Inches, to the southwest corner of said Myrtle avenue and Ralph street; thencs rannlng southwesterly along the northwesterly Un of Ralph street, three hrmdred and four feet and nine inches to the northwest corner of sold Ralph street and Knickerbocker avenne thence northwesterly along tha northeasterly Una of Knickerbocker avenue two hundred feet to tho northeast corner of sold Knickerbocker areana and Bleeker street; thence northeasterly and along the southeasterly line of Bleeker street, one hundred and seven fest seven and three quarter Inches to the place of besning. Dated Brooklyn, Juno 17. 1876. CALEB 8.

WOODHULL. Roferoe. a F. RAKDALL, PlfT Att'y, 16 WoU street, N. Y.

BOUNTY COURT OF KINGS COUNTY Qravesend to the oity Une In about fifteen First call. IT. B. 1881, registered 121 8. 1891, coupon I84J4 6'B.

teSI, xonpon 1 18 U. 8. 5 "SKSa Island sea shore. Mr. John Sheny at Sag Harbor.

Rentier trips will be made on and after Sunday next, valuables, and then departed. Heacnmg tne omce ana knowing that the boy had observed their appropriation of Cadden's property, they informed the olork of the OI CJUUU1I "ll uiuio. used 52,000 for a picture of "Father Bacchus," which he hod seized in Greece, and Tiberius gave 60,000 ses tertia, or nearly half a million, for a picture by Par rhaslus. Cicero argued that Verres had oompelled HeluB, a rich Sicilian, to part with a little bronze Cupid by Praxiteles because Verres bought it for only 1,663 and Nicomedes offered to pay off the publlo debt of Cuidus "gud erat says Pliny if tho citizens would give him Praxiteles' statue of Venus. in return, and was rofused because it waa the glory of the city.

"But what shall we say of LolUa Paulina, the rival of Agripplna, whose dresses alone were valued at 3J1, 916 Nero gave nineteen millions in presents only rather more than Louis Quatorze spent upon Versailles; and "there was Pallas, the curlod darling of Agripplna, who waa enormously rich, and to whom Juvenal alludes as a type of wealthy men, In the line 'floj)OUiuco plwt Paltanto et He left a handsome estate in land I speak only of land now of some 2,921,875. Then there was Seneca, the philosopher and moralist, who always preached the virtues of poverty and self dental, and tha virtues of Stoicism, who left about the same amount, given to him in great part, I suppose, by vn rntiilns. whose real estate amounted to Hoinir B. Sprague, Philip H. Bngge, Geo.

iJ. Squires, from tbe Junction of Ninth avenue and Twentieth Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vandoralip, of Warren street, street to Ooney Island. The engines for the road were aot that they bid taken it, and when he oojecwa tnerew SnmmerB at Montclalr, N.

Mr. aud F. Pearsall and family, of Fort DB FULTON'S BEPLY. 14 SOUTH OXFOBD STBEBT, I Bbooklyw, June 17, 1875. Third call.

1 21 12414 ma IIS1 UWi 11914 121 i 132 I lilii uiK 12a! nit, llS'i l3'4 1 H' call. 121 126 118, 118 118' UWi 121 142 a 1A Vili lilM U5H 1211, 113'i 1224; constructed at theBaldln factory in Philadelphia. The cars are said to be very commodious. It is expected that the trip ffill be made to Coney Island in about Convery showed his badge, numDerea as uu ouruur ity, and Baid they were friends of Oadden and that he wm. not in a condition to take care of these things.

Greene nlace, at Shelter Island, J.J, Lewit, Commander, and B. R. Johnton, AdjiUant Chas. Moore and Chas. Haggerty, of South Brooklyn, dnrnmar VlneVOTd.

eighteen minutes. Among the invited guests on the U. S. 5 20'S, 1864, oouppn. U4 6 20's.

1866, U.S. 5 20', 1865, WW rjS. 6 20', 1866, ViKi V. B. 6 20's.

1887. liiM U. 8.i';i867,'conpon..... UjM 5.20, 1P68, UH1 U. 8.

6 20's, 1868, coupon U. S. 10 M'a, registered 8 U. a 1O 40', coupon IW. II Onrmncr SIxos l22 Gen.

Tracy I thins: sucn a course is um auowaoie in a capital case. Mr. Moore It is clearly within the discretion of the "Gen. Tracy said he thought it would be an abuse of discretion. Mr Moore stated that he intended to prove by two witneases where Merrigan was during the day.

We did not call them for we had do idea that their evidence would be needed. oj Kaiunn i vxi, iu, cu nnii At mii af the Revublic trial trip was Commissioner Storms. Supposing, though erroneously, that the policeman was authorised to aot as he did, the olerk permitted thiro donart with the valuables, and that had Mr. and Mrs. W.

Wadswortb, of Pacific Btreet, will tongues. The young ladles were in fine spirits and evidently enjoyed the freedom which this omission of commencement exercises gave them. ThOBO who participated in these duties performed the parts assigned to them in an admirable manner, and evinced great skill and thoroughness in training. The selections in Latin were read with great finish and delicaey of expression, and one oould almost anoy that even Cicero himself would" have been pleased to hear his eloquent orations pronounced with snch feminine grace. The readings in the French and German were highly finished and showed the result of thorough insWuction.

The exercises were closed with brief remarks and prayer by the Bev. Dr. Blgelow. ANOTHER FEBBY DUOWNINU. THE HBAXTHFUIiNESS OTf NOBSEBT CHILDREN.

spend the Summer at their oottage at Durham, Conn 6th day of May. 1676, 1. the anderslfnad, tbe referee therein named, will sell at pnblio aootlon ot the Commercial Ri. change. No.

889 Fulton street.in the Oity ol Brooklyn.Ooun. 'TVi. ih th. oth div of July. U7S.

at 12 Hiav reallv been thlevoa would have been the last of titled "Edwin in. tstaniou, rrr' 1 tm.ii. not deserve the hlnh coin From the statistical report of Mr. Bernard Bogan, For a list of the stay at homes see tne Directory, Cadden's Jewelry. In tho morning, when Oadden Superintendent of the Kings County Nursery, it ap Henry B.

Jones, and family will spend the sea about 3,229,136, and Isodoros, who disposed by will Ahn 1. a IlKf lUlll nil. 1 1 1 mendation yon have been pleased to bestow upon it, this life read in the light thrown upon It by the jJth. "momnhvof Lee" and o'clock Jioon, the following desoribed lands and premises, to awaked and discovered his loss, he complained to the pears that there is in that Institution, at present, only son at Litchfield. Conn, QI 410 BiaVeS, June VI uuu nuu uwro.

aii i those certain lots, pieces or parcels of land, sltuata IbeinzlntheCltrof Brooklyn, In the Ooanty of These wefo all fairly well off, one might say; bnt ap Mr. Chas. Haltook will haunt Bloomlngdale Park, one sick child, who is affected with a mild form of bring and being hi The following table shows the course of the gold and etock markote for the day Opening. Highest. Lowest.

Closing. Gold I17U 117 117 proprietor, Mr. Peabody, that he baa beeu roouea, ana beino annriserl of the night work of the Brooklyn de Js.T.nf Vnrk. which token torather aro narentlv Marcus scaurua was superior to mem au in Kings i. ophtbalmicMlsease, This is claimed to be an extraordi Ponn.

rota oTeem Sle7man wli i truk tM profit and pleasure to those who may be in Suced to turn aside from the praalng duUos C. rmr wehtht of obligation wealth." These fortunes are perfectly possible, if we recollect 101J nary condition of healthf nlnasa in the history of the tective and his companion, he suggested the clerk In N. Y. Cen. A Hudson.

10l; Eev. T. DeWitt Talmage and family will Summer at West Hampton, L. where all but the Doctor already place. Broad street as one of the probable actors, mm air, Peahndv saw.

and alter Bomo attempts to mislead, that the wealth of a plunderod world was in the hands of a few Roman nobles but it must be remembered that in those days all statistics were more or less Inaccurate, that even now a noDUlar estimate of a man's wealth is are. In their country seat, in 4 61 Vi '4 The absence of a gate or other hindrance to Bev. John Chadwick will be at Marblehead, Massa Hablow. Samuel Allen Harlow, eldest son to the fidelity, energy and magnificent devotion to humanity and liberty of the Hon. Edwin M.

Stanton. It will therefore give me great pleasure to meet you, gentlemen, in the Hanson plaoe Baptist Church, onThursaay evening, June 24, at 8 o'clook. finally Be'cured the Information that Convery, the epo oial detective mentioned, was the wearer of the badgo tn Brooklyn. Mr. Peabody 59 35Ji idiii 31 bounded and described as follows Beginning at a point on the southwest corner of Knickerbocker avenue and Ralph street thenoe running southwesterly along the northwesterly line of Ralph street six hundred feet to the northwesterly comer of Johnson avenae and Ralph street; thenoe northwesterly along the northeasterly Une of Johnson avenne one hundred feet to ths centre line of the block thenoe, northeasterly along told centre line of the block and parol, le) with Ralph street six hundred feet to ths southwesterly line of Knickerbocker avenue: thence southeasterly along the southwesterly line of Knickerbocker avenae on hundred feet to the place of beainnlnir.

Dated Brooklyn, Jane, 17,1675. OALRB S. WOODHULL, Referee. S. 1'.

Ramdaxl, Plaintiffs Attorney, No. is Wall street. New York. JoW I'tTtt Sw 1W4 MS in w. iiiv, BIS chusetts.

He will be very likely to "do" that locality, Union Paclfio Lake Shore Wabash Col. C. Northwestern Northwestern Rock Island of S. Marshal Harlow, who has lost graduated from The Court, (alter consuiiaiiouj. wum surprise you wish to prove, that one of your witnesses was mistaken.

It is somewhat of a stretch of discretion although I would not say that it is not within the jurisdiction of the Court. aen Tracy They are surprised at our law. We have slrejidv in mint of fact, lummcd up the case. shall alio charge th? jury that they are entitled to draw the ame conclusions in this caBe that Ibey would in another caBe. Mr.

Moore I feel, yonr Honor, that I shall have to insist upon my motion. Mr. Moore Ceecs for felony have been frequently re OPJuag'e Pratl In a case of bo much public import once I shall require tiuif to determine this motion. It insonearthehourof adjournment wo cannot finish the cose to day. We will take an adjournment until to moirow morning otlO o'clock, ybe Court then adjourned.

often ludicrously exaggerated, and that a Boman household consisting of Bhvrcs, and food to a Boman noble II 1 liny 31 Ji! 6SJ4 21 so full of history, in papers of charming freshness, prevont people from walking off a ferry bridge at will, resulted In the drowning of a man on the Greenpolnt Ferry, last night. The individual, whose identity iB WlUiaton Seminary, and who will enter Prince 2ffiSLBSa.T."S forth IS hlS found the man after some difficulty or rather, he iw simhi wsa Hneh a man on the foroe. coating scarcely anything, nis surplus oouia only ne ae voted to the competition of luxury. The writer is to ton College In September next, soiled yesterday for a 4f 101 81 Si'i tit. whose distingulBhed virtuesVorm for ourselves and our not known, was about forty years of age, had blaok Health Commissioner Hutchison will spend the Summer abroad.

He wiU leave on the Germanic July 10, as a representative of the Anvertcan Medical Association short tour through England and the Continent, ao and the Commissioner who imparted the int ormttlon was bold enough to say that Convery waa nttrely Jus continue, and should begin by a rather more exhaustive statement of the value and purchasing power of tho coins in which tht ancients described wealth. ohlldron an inheritance, or mwuw comiunled by A. Whitoomb' of Springfield, Mass, hair and aide whiskers, was about five feet and eight St. Paul Onto ancf Mississippi. New JetRei Central.

sincere respect, am to the British Medical Association and to tno inter tified in nis aouon, anu vuav uit They took paisage. in tho steamer Grace, of the National I inches In height, and woro a dark suit. A boatman. line. grappling for tho body.

which a special policeman was empowered vi w. 74 Hannibal and St. Joe. Western Union Pacific Mail 824 Panama 32 ay..