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LOCAL MISCELLANY. CUI.K»RATION BY 1KKNCH RESIDENTS. COMMKMOKATINH THK KAU. Of THK BASTILE BV A FK IK. The tricolor fluttered ;*t over·, turn in the rcf-ion Just août h of Wiishiiif-tofi-aquare yesterday, fur July 14 in this anniversary of the tnkini* of tue Bastile, ami the occasion of tlie National fete held liy the French ¦ocietleool' tin« city. ? procession, consist¬ ing of tin- ten leading French societies, Company D of the Hth Kt«(-iii;ctit, and a battalion of the La¬ fayette ('minis. iMtst'iulileil in Washint-tnií-sijuar«- at l(i ». in. ami manheil to the office of the Consul- General. A.TtefajT**·. Charles Kcnauld. president of the Mt, male a short address, ¡lasunint the Con- a«il of the att.i<tiiiit-i:t of the French citizens to hiin- Ht-tf, ami i n trust ? ? ? ti» him a dispatch of ¡-p-ctinií to tlie I'r.sideiit ..f th· French Republic. Hie Consul was also presented with a gold medal hy the hocieto Chorale rKspt'i.uu·«·. Then the mcinhcrs of the procession betook them- Mdvcn to Lion t'ark. The attendance waa not larsro tlirmif/h flu* «lav, Init there waa plenty of amuse¬ ment. Five «cuts «-ave the visitor ii stick shaped like an o.'«r and number«·«!. Then the wheel of for- ltin«· trat piviii ¡t turn, and the correspondiiif- nuiii- lier to that on svhicli th«· pointer rested when the wheel stoppe«! dresv a priae. Hy pa*, in«· 10 «cuts yniini; men were enabled to don a hideous double- face«! mask, the eye*« of which svere closed, and then walkim· forward to try to knock a small stick from a iH-at with aehib. Near hy, young: w«»tnen blind¬ folded essayed to reach ? thread banging before th«'in ami cut it with a pair of «e isso is. People rolled liall« into holes, dived into treat hairs, took rh.i'iccs in a mutinied roulette table, the prize«- of which ffVN ma«'CiU-<ions, and altogether every one was very happy. The prizes, which sverò displayed at i'very turn, embraced almost cviv kiiosvn object from watch and chain to '' une collarette Sarah It· rn- liar.lt," a "flacon ritmn/n de. bully.'' ami " six bou- Willes West India stomach hitters.'' The feature of the day WM an excellent concert by Rudolf Bial'a orchestra at 4 o'clock, in which the Marseillais«· wa.s introduced. A. Lefaivre, tho Consul-(.onerai, arrived about 7. Others présent were ('huiles Rciiuiild, L. Lafon, Charles L. Islauf- ***·*** and J. \V« ill. The ball oponed at 8 in the pavilion, which was liiiiihf svith Chinese lanterns and particolored l.iitil ill··, and lir-svorks were displayed at ? o'clock, chief amoiii* which sv a« a representation of the l'astile, riii-r«- sv.is a " grand tombola " at 11, alter which Seewab-S Ordì« stia continued the music loi «lani¬ ni ·. m A similar celebration svas held at Jouera Wood an«! \\ aehiogtOfl 1'ark by several Pleach societies. aiuoli)· winch svere the ("ernie Artistique Français, ;??..·..?.;·-. Cnlioaire Philanthropique Mardi («ras \ssociaf.i'»n and Orpheut Krain-ais. Tlie president uf the fete svas [.. Lebeul and the vice-presideut, Ferdinand Paie, chef at tin· Astot limis··. The ·1.?|"? «aere tlyinir from the City ilall yestcr» day m citiiiilimeiii tu um celebration by the Ftench residents ot tins city of the mint v-.v*con<i aainivei- kary of the taking Of the Beatile, TOPICS OF THE DENTISTS. CCOftOtVUB sussions OB thk convkntion 1?- l'K.KS ItK.Al». UtO scientific healing of the Convention of den¬ tists now iu session in Irving Ball waa somewhat ilisturiied > ester.iav by the rc'iiark of one «»f th« ap»-a,kers. svho admitted that after all «'«enlists are Diiiy *' teeth earpei.ter.s." and that he himself sviis but an " avéra«-!· m··« haine." Another delegate in "referring tua «i shed chantre m the nomenclature of dentai science added, " «se shaLi then has·· the tip to*· blue blossom .if perfection. rhe following names were registered yesterday. ??.'?,????? 1211 in all W. C. Tillini*li;.st, Providence, ]¦'. J.; W. Taft, Cincinnati; VV. Morgan.épringuold, /.lass., 1». S. 1'u-kiTiuau. Tauuton. Mas,«.; E, Hun- tot Jatkson, Miel·. ; C. Butler, develan«], Ohio; E. ?. '..¡??G???·!, Ni'sv-llusi'ii, Conn.: Ú. C. Brown. Kliaaboth, !». J ; ·!· H. Bi-ihop, P. ?. ? ?.??, J. Allen unti tv Ni Plafxg. New-York S. H. Unilford ml l>. 1·. Miiitn. ihiladelpiiia I \V. I'l-ophy. M. 8. Dean nini E. S. Tai..ot, Chicago J. C. MeDouguil and G. 1!. Chawtdler. Bostón. Th·· lii-st paper «liarnaaied wm the one read ?.? G??- fessoi Francis ai.:..,it us 1 »entai Caries." The dis- cu««i..·! «sa« ..lirici .m lis On. Bodoeker, .viles, Bncktngham. Abbott, Atkinson, Chandler, Waters, Fredericks. Moa-re, Croiise, lirophv, l'aft, Barrett ami Fien e. pToíeeeor Bodee.kei claiiuied that the t iiries s·, is l'ausi «1 bi ilillaniinatlon in the «leni ine I>r. Abbott tin«iiüht il «vas .tue to the acid condition of tilt« set let ;t,n in .o'.ilaet ssllh theti'eth. 1 >r. Fierce «'.«.plained why a UtBgro'a teeth ate solid «,. Iouk a.siieitses ..?. ooarar diet, and why they fall dui when he lises on h.iui.is oi aeiui-soli<la The Ptnntmof Hi.tication not being in aaa.in tin· latter instate·, tins lust the eapacit y lor use. aud nature ¡las II.· li.se fur .hue·«. The doctor ud.l«eil the ifiaking of ss atei, tea ,,r ooffee before or alter meals, lut n>. t w aile one ia eatiu«*, Ai the adjoiini- ineiii a ????;·>>p·;?? her Mmk a pi.-tane ..f tue iiiemhcis .11 a lír ,;i¡. lit.in th· stei.s >1 the hall, lutin allerii.ii.ti. a ..imiiittee of three was ap. .»«.iti;«-.! to draft suiiatiie ?«·«,.: ut iu:,.s rexarding the laaaacination of Frnaident Oarfleld. DnL Abbott, of New-York, Liteh, of f-nilailelphin, a:·«; Predericka, at New-Or leaua, were appointed and svili report this xii.rmii/. lii. ?' G La Kobe preaented a rubber ¦aliva bag, ss hi« ¡? had uot la en patented, and · mo 'Mil WM Iliade timi a dentist's gi'o.is dealei sì:,.nid aetequeeted Uiinakea qaautit*· .«? ihesc baga Dr. Mills, utf iiioiikl in, reporte«! that a moveini nt is on foot, anion-' i.it.un arms ohieers to have CongreM appoint auitabie men andeutiata to the ofhee· of u (iHtenanta, who shall go ont svith the arutieoon th«· bentier. ? p,i,)«T on " Spontaneoua Abrasion " svus then ft i:sen ss e d by 11rs. ( !nan«li« r. Atkinson. Barrett, Litch, SN »têts, t'ii.shiii-.r. Piunlentiurgand llrockway. Ih·· f-enoral opinion s%a.s tint ,? ,« m-nrwal ¡>s- acid«, ¦«everai insali. ·>¦ were ..-iti-d svliere .hal.-rs in acids «Sire titilli.if.1 ny tll.lt te> til sse.uilie· ,i|t. A dile- -aie mentioned a «?? rgymaii ss lio a?t?t aaw an a«-i«l »as« that canaed i«s ins tin" -ernioaa. and it- a as taoughl itiat his trouble ss as cauaed by an fclkeli Oi· bancti s paper ??? " Anietheaia " 11 n ·. Itaenaaion from lira Litch, Barrett, Bnckinubain and Atkinson. An theapeakenagreed mat nitroua .ixide ^'a.s, or langhiug gaa, aa it ?« more popularly llaiueo, wa.s i..s tat the Ml'·«* alia-st i.e. le to use, Mali.«!·.·-« -luiss t hat one death iM'CUra in '_'.7iH) a.i miuiatratioua «>t bloroforni. >>ne m ÜH.tXiO <·? ether, ai"i linee deaths in.?. ;>ilt»,(Kid eases ss here nitrous laida «.'as ss a« used. Jin« report of Sia- tuia VI. was |-*reaented by its chairman, l»r. Odell. This am-tion inclod«*· patñolo«-*' tiicraiieiiti· s and materia iiied.ia. Owing t(^ in·· ta.t tliat i.*e (;.inventi.,n ia h.i.l in .Inly insilati ..1 àagtwt, as usual, no papen ss er·· readj lb. Btock« bui, Newark, N. !.. then reported .«-?? lion I., on "Artilii ial Dentisi is," "Chemistry" ami "Metal- lurgy," an·! papera were read uy ??», J. Allen, tarant, Plagg aii'l ilairini'tiiti. At ihe evening anaaiou Dr. Waters offered a res«»- liition iipproviiu· th«· calling ol an International Commiaaton which ahal establish standard melhoda for taatimg visual eeuteneaa and oolor-blindueaa. ¡{..soliitioiis expression, avmpathy for President Oarfleld and i..s buoly, abnorranee ol the aaaaaaina- In.u. and a hope that the President'· life mas ?«- Mated, were paaaed by a unatiimona atanding r«it«, Ii was decided that tin- meeting uext year v.ill lie held in Cincinnati, The election of otiicera resolte«] as foUowa Preaideut, II. A. Smith, ..l Cincinnati ; I·iist yice-pr.-.-iiieiii, \V C. Barrett, ol Buttalo; I« e.Ulli vici-pl-i-sldelit. (i. J. i'reilericll, of Nevi Prisa in; n-oording ¦eeretartr, ??. II. Cnshing, nf Chicago; coi ? e«pniiii n«,' s.· n tary. Albion M. Dudley, .ii Sa;, in. Mass.; treasiu.; ,\\ ||. (.udd.tid, ol Loui .- riU«N Ky.;chairman of tin« Ezeootire Com.mi.. ). S. Cronos, «>i Clucago. Will WORKMEN Ahi: NO! HAPPY. 'Ihe itrike of 'longshoremen at the Vanderhilt SlcMit.il' pi.r, at Si\ts-...ev. :ith-rtt. and the North ¦river, was uneventful y«9steniay. The new men, «who «{-lii \s uri« m u body W'ediu siluy aftornooil at I o'clo.U. on account of some diaaatisfaction with th.· l..teman returned to work yesterday morning ami tiiii-iied naloadiog tin« Crane al LU o'clock, G·?'«·??·' of th·· m« ? ssei. sent ss ith her to Holaik« n b> unload s..me balea ol Haz. after which the ves«··I was tak« ? to Hrookl* ti. Must of the men were thon put o work in the grain elevator until another ahiu arris«·:-at tin- j.i« ? The strikers were qniet, aud Haul that thr.v «s.-r. confident of raoress In the end. A ineeting of tbe liu«.s Horaeahoera' Aaaociatmn -ras hold laal evening at Millinian'a rJLall, in Seveuth- ave. It waa stated thai 12? memiiers had 1,.·,·-. u- pslled, and a.« aeon as a majority of the lioam s in the r:is had :«i tun.· members a'new schedule <>i higher r.ites ssiuiit! be mads and enforced. The '«>. nettes of this movement, ·!? employers «ay, they are ss LI ling tatbara svith then workmen, anil their wagea wiu be taereaso·!. The demand which the tool-sharp«· tiers made, tome time .i|*o. for an increase ol BOoeutsadaj ia ssìik'.·« am! ? retliiction to nine hours for a «ias^s work, has basa ai-c«-d«'il to, ami the emphirera hase, in conae Monco, raised tin prio oi sharpening toóla [rom %\ to Í1 -¦"> a hundred. A large meeting of tobaoc«*-workers -.vas held last aveaing at l.im-oln Hali, in llouston-st. Measure· ¦rote dis«: u.«?«-«1 for securing higher wage· aud other -(...cessions which are regarded by them as benefl- -ial ta their traile. THE EVIDENCE Al.L IV. The invi-st i|/atiiui into the cliiiu'r·. .r'aitisf the poli«·«· t 'mini) «.«?·:nera was contatine«] yoaterday l»o- foi-i- the afayor. Mi Audrewa on behalf ox tin· Mas or, ? ni ? ".m. .u ei.nsi,! ¡rabie evidence it: rebuttal Ü that pioitu.-ed by the defence, it aasshown that th«· .Maim had been sni.|in-,t,a--ii t.. appeal before ih.· lirand Jury and nise s n|. m e ixiUuei uilll the m i/- lecl ol I he i'oliee ( 'iilnmisMoncrs to has«· the «ti. et.« rleaticd. 1'r«)fessor Chandler, of the Board of Health, was agmta «sailed, and he Imtitted thai rorreatsnniienee tuoi passe«! between the BoardaofJiaaltti an Police With ii-fei«-in-e to the separ. ti'jn of a«i.<-, an«! gar· taaarn. Tl««· Ko.ird of rltaaith pnrtt-atsd agaiuat the ftÜJaag oi sunken iota in liarlsra with a mixture ol garbai*«*, street dirt and ash«*s, and when the work vv .s continued the lloai 1 of Health caused lile arrest ot som· of the stuployea ..f the >??.·?·? Clean· ilo-lliiican. <·?? .1 n ? 'J*, 1874, a resolution was passed b] tin- Board ol Health requesting the Hoard ci Polio* to inform the form : Board that measures ha«! basa taken to remove ashes ami garbage in s.-i>- ar-'tt·-. ? alts in «sii.it «treets Mich limns ul« wen· luade un«i tlie «ii,«.c.-s th it, had uts-nd·«! the effort to remove ash«»s and garbage separately. Tho effort t«. euforico tho law was linally abandoned in 1875 by the police. Air. Andrews here announced that he had nothing more to oder in the way of evidence The Mayor said that he would adjourn the case until «luly 2d, wlmn tbe counsel will proceed to sum up. .;: A DBHOGIST WHO SAYS HE WAS DRUGGED. A man who said that he kept a drug store in Tlroad-st., Newark, t«dd a Hingular story at Polit·« HiaiMlquartcrN y*'.st<'rdiiy, t«» the effect that while on ii steamer he hud Wen dnnrged, or rather an attempt had been made to «imp him, bv Mime un¬ known persons. The object WM aupiMised to be rob¬ bery, but it was not accomplished. Itmncctor Th irne listened to the «t«iry incredtlbrashr, and sent a «let. tive with the druir«iist t#» search for the nlleeed eon- spiratoi«, He reTaaed to tnll the man's name, but Kave it as his opinimi that the man was not perfectly wane. The driieirist wa· fonti«! t-o be Dr. Ernest Dreher, of No. '¿v.\ Broad··*., Newark. He niu<1 last night that h« left eumlngton Tucadav '«m the steamer NorravranHett. He bad uo stateroom, »rid luv down on one of the sofas. Shortly after midnight a mitii lav down opposite him. Df. Dreher asid thai he wne dozing. but presently be became consolons of tbe odor of chloroform and «liteovcred that tbe druir had been pouted on the breast «if his coat. Suspectinc that ¡m attempt had been inaile t«> chloroform and roh bim he put himself on his guard, II«' noticed a eol- ored chambermaid in conversation with a oolored watchman. Aftertvard she took a seat near the stair»vay lendini.·· t«> the ¡OWST deck and kept a watch upon his movement·. Krotn her point of ob¬ servation she «'«»nid se«· everybody in the saloon. 11«· s;t\v her make sign· t<> the men in tin« saloon. Peeling the fumes of the chloroform overcoming him, Dr. Dreher sprang up suddenly ami rnshed to a room which he thought was occupied bv the cap¬ tain and demanded protection, tl«· »vas enminn· t*-cd by th·· hagiuige-master »»ho «mlv remarked that bethought Dr. Dreher waacraxy and bale him keep quiet. Dr. Dreher says that be then asked to he allowed to stay in the pUot-honae, but bis re- oie.asT was refus«·«!. II«· then m}d he would shout mur- der if any of those " cutthroats" (meaning the men in the saloon) came near him. He walked to and fro acmes tin· saloon until t!i«> boat arrived in New- York. Then In· started to go to ihe Chambers Street Hospital, but wartsodaaed tîiat he walked l«· Pftrlt- iitsteiul. Me then went to Newark. Dr. Dre¬ ier appeared to hocicar in mind an«! to have a vi» id recollection of all the event« of the night upon the boat. He believed that the intention nf Cue men was to drug and rob him und then throw his body overboard. He had in his possessi ? at the lini«· only his watch and a small sum ol' money, THEOABFIELD FAMILY FUND. Th<> fumi »»hieb is being raised f«»r tin· President's family lias reached $140.004 50. excluding th·· sub¬ scription of $.1,000 sent in th«· name of Samuel l-'os- dlck, of Cincinnati, which was yesterday shown to b«· spurious by Tin: Titillisi: Yesterday's gifts were the smallest of any «la»' since the beginning I they .-iiiiottnted to $2,340. .Mr. Field lias a letter from .lohn W. Mackey, ol California, written Tues¬ day, in which he states that »»ith reference to the subscription he prefers, at present, to »»-ait, for various reasons. ".Should any unfavorable out¬ look «ouïe," 11«: continues, " yon will tluii limi me in the front rank." A letter »»hieb «-ame in printed characters from Philadelphia said that " Birdie" Haslnton wanted to IP ve sotnethiug toward th·· fund fur Molli«· t ¡atti eld's mamma, so she sent a piece of «ilyer which her papa had given hit »alien she was 'a little bit of a cili.'' Mr. Field sent his office boy with the «"tin, aa old Spanish piece, in o Wall .Street among th.· dealers in foreign exchange with instructions to sell it. The boy «-ame buck with 20 cents as the proceeds. There¬ upon Mr. Field sent tor it again, an,! later a [rienil ot the movement gave $20 tor it. Following ar·· the additional subscription· re¬ ceived yesterday up to 4 o'clock p. m. O. H. «.'¡ark.'.$1,000 Rear] and lta-ssic ... ? A. D. Jlltlliard & Co.. G.(?>.? F. B. M. (??.-iy ... 5 Benjamin Krewster 500 \ Herman clerk . l Usury M Kleid lOOlUruce M, K. K wing, M. H. Uowant and w. 100 .Terse! «it» . 1 »V.C. limiten IO«, s. ?,. RoynoTda. 1 Kiuplores In work- - sn««p at N·». 75 Mer- fU.SJfl eist . li Previously no· c.viiis Field Jndson io knnwtalged.... 137,ß.'?ß .r·«» .Francis JJudsou. lo Ahrabain AM.lev, Hum total... $14O,00t IH) « 'li.it liant. ? V G· ?'.??,uai,,??,, July lt.. The Corn nini Flour Exchange tullía authorised ?, 11 I luntructod us pre lilenl to appoint aoouunitt e to confer with «similar cnnitiiitu-c« that may be authorised imd apiHiinted ¦:· tie Hoard of Trade and ottusi «minnierctal aud busbies« urgaubiatioue In renani to subscribing lo tin· fund f«,i *trs. Qartteid. ACCIDENTA FROM EXPLODING KEROSENE, A kerosene nil cooking sin.e explode«! yesterday ut ?,, VJ Fnnrth-ave Annie Reorder, age'eighteen, a servant giri, stood near the stove, 'lue burning .»il »»as thrown over her dress ami net lire i<> it, and the girl was very badly burned. Ber mistress, Mrs. Trover, in the attempt to te.tr the hnruing clothes from the girl's body, was burned about th·· hands, Tbe servant \»a-sent to the New-York Hospital t· ? tbe police. Mis. Annie Henry, age twenty-three·, of But- lei and Di vision-ave*., East New-York, !.. I., w:is severely burned ycatenlay morning by the explosión of a can <>f k· rosene troni which s!:·· was ponring "il on the Hre m li- -1- kitchen. She Ihm] overslept and leaireil to kiudiu u fire in ? hurry to get breakfast foi her bn»- baiiil. The explosion of the «an threw humilia oil over the woman, who ran into the street, und throwing berseli down, tried to extiuvuisb the flamee by rolling on the ground, Oneol the neigh¬ bors, (ieoi'ge Schnei«ler, hearing 1er screams, ran with a blanket to her assistance, ii.- succeeded in putting out the rlaniea, bui noi ht. Mrs. Hen ? was very seriously burned and ber recovery m deemed doubtful. Yesterday noon, Mrs. Mary Wray.age forty-seven, of No. 080 Grand-si., Urooklyn, ponred kerosene oil niMin the lire in ber range. The oil caught Hre and the can exploded, scattering the liurning tin ? I over Mrs. Wray ani liei daughtci Mary, age seventeen. Both were badly liurncd before lb«· llame« wore ex¬ tinguished. They wen· taken t«> ?.?',-t i'. Hos¬ pital. Hat fie Huai,··, age twelve, of No. 83 Ferry-ut.. Brooklyn, was aeriouslj burnml alioul the hands and face by the explosion of a can of kerns nc «,ii from which she was trying to feed the kitchen lire. 8bo was taken to St. Peter*· Hospital. Mis Alice Monuhan, age forty-nine, <>t No. :i.i7 I'm in.iti-st., Brooklyn, also tried to hasten the Ini ru¬ ing of a tin by using kerosene oil asfueL The Home -n;. ni: u u i ;i lei I to t he eoi tents o I he «alt ami It ex¬ ploded 'Ih«· woman »»as seriously hurt, aud waa taken to St. l'etti- -, Hospital. FRE6I1 BBEEZE8 FOB BICE CHILDREN. Tho Floating If ospitai <·! 81. John's Guild made it-nl'tli excursion of il>·· season Wednesday. The barge left (iuiou's Pier, No, '.'.», North River, ;tt 8:15 a. ?·., with a large number ol sick persons on lioanl, and upon arriving al Ihe loot ol I'ltth-.st., Kant liiver, th«· master found the pier coverpd with siek ihililnii and mothers, ready to embark for an ex¬ cursion in the lower bay. These trips are made «¦», ?··.- Tuesday, Thursday and Sal unlay daring ? he season. Since the last ocknowlcdgmcut thi follow¬ ing amounts have been ontribut« ? for this object (too. A Clark at Uro. t"-·'··1 ' t'hlmann . tea Gardner B. i^olby, for lid ward Hill. ·_·.'. o.-li e\elll-lo;. 250 » A I / ? I'. 11 .·_'.", Mrs.K.8.1. 100|W. ? J O'Mrlen. 'j;. ll. in«1 v. Martinez, Y bor <h I I. VV, .«. Co. I··«' <'··. . "G. W.P.C. A Co. Hi· tacJlu, Neuser «t ito I. W. ??.-??, lor I'.ll i iiliiiit^i's SoiiH.. '.!"· Hamlv H«»«iU Pilots K«i ic I. ... 'jo «' \ ? itOi. ·'·«, .lae.ii, 1·'. W.Vekall ... '¿Q Geo. ? Osgood. SO \ It. 15 Spelili .V Co. 50 laa.eilv .·(·,. . ia (, M . .".(· II. II N.iiliioi. in G I).· ll, atfct'O . 50 II. 1). »»? lies . 1«! ItolaiUl Hi «Ini'.ii.l. '_'., ?,·-,.. II. Im!. . Kl i: 111». '¿:> Mia, C. It. tìllion. 10 Lloyd Aspluavail. ·.·.-, M:v.. W ??. ?.m. ?» 1 s· . ?G, l. I.e li-,?,??,.n :¦ _ io I·' Alexandre a. Sona. li. M. PUa. .". .l-.llllsl.l ? l.nk ?- ( '«>. 'J'· li. ,V M. Ö 1..S. ,«. I.IU. .VI«). ¡«5 - "Nettle". 25! Total. s<l,7ii,i ? ri.'lKSI'S RETALIATION ON A BUTCH EH. Father Fleming, the pastor of st. John's Umuan Catholic Church ut Orange, N. J., who i-ned '¡'ht Comet circular against a uuniber >i promincul citi¬ zens m a. ruinit o: t lie ir a ?·? ion in ?,roi ?????; ;i/.'a:iist ?? Inri her cxii-iiMoii, »villini the »:ity limils, ol s.|. John's Church <'euii'ter.v, lias adopted the system of " Boycotting" in the cose ol one of the men who sikini·«! tin- petition t«i the Couiuioii Conni;! to pro¬ hibit the proposed extension. The muri " Boj'- iii'.tetl" is.1. BrunoHoae, a butelter an.l a Uomuu Catti,·??(·. Hoag has supplied the iin.ii furnished t.« the parochial wndd« nee. the Orphanage and Home of tbe sister· of Mercy. Thieousloui bus ?,,??? taken from bini aud he lias also Uipl th.« custom of Roman Catholic familie* through, ii Is stated, tin- influence ol tin· pnert. Hong has visited Father Fleming and end« a»,ut·,I I" placai«· him, lint was «illiplv told to h,· more careful what he signed in the future. It ia rumored that Father Fleming has received ordere troni hi· superiorato retract the offensive luuguuge contained in his circular, and a movement is tab] to have been pul un fool !·.» influential members «·. St. ? John's Church to have him removed from tin parish. A man »» h<· w·· the object ol sunn- of the attac s [jj th«· priest's circular lias »»iiu«-ii i«> him denying tbe :i. s.in«;:..·· contained iu the circularas relating to himself, and demanding ? public retraction ol the chargi ·· .^_ . thi: I.\si <»G THE 48TOBIA UUBGLARS. In tbe Queen· County Courl ol Sessions, at Long Island City, yesterilay, Lawrence Madden, the last «,? ?,,,- Astoria masked utirglai - oaptureü by lu- apec tor Murray, was allowed t·· pi eau guiltv toan Indictment charging burglar] in the tliird degree, and waa s.· u te m «t io t in· Muli· G? ? ,? ? ¡«.? four j ears, I h«· μ-? em-e ol Madden disposes of all t l·«· men cou· c< rued ii 11,,-?«,,,ini us. .lonn James, James Uiiey aud Jamea McCnrthj are In tbe Auburn Prison, tbe lirst named serving a sentence of thirty-tive a·.·!,-, la'iie.v eighteen years and McCarthy tweuty-tivc years, all having been convicted In IS70. Itiiej at the inn« ?«- iiiu.i agallisi hin companion· and gave tinnii valuable information t<> the police, aim an ap¬ plication »»ill soon be made tor lui purduu. OUT-DOOR SPORTO GOOD ANI) BAD BOW-SHOOTING. A LARÜK ATTKNllAJiCK AT THK CLOUINI» DAY OF THK AUCHKliri' TOl'KNAMKNl.eCOKKS OK THK WINNERS. The National Ar<*h«>iy Association closed its annual tournament yesterday wit li a succession of intor- eatiiix nontOSta which were nloonlj watched by a larice ntinihe.r of spectators, tho attendance bci»»«r the largest of any «lay of tin·, wonting The weather wu. warm, de- aplte .the breeze wliloh did its best to OOOl the perspiring multItmle. Tlie team-hoot for u sliver bu«*l<· trophy was well contented, and was won hy the CtoQegO Hill ClQb of Cinciimntl with the good score of 1,011. The handicap mutches in the afternoon dui not furnish soninoli amuse¬ ment to the spectators us the " Press Match." The prises wcro distributed in the sveatng at the Pierr-apont House amiti unici npphnise and good fediti«.·. An exhibition of fireworks was gi veti in front of the. hotel ut il. Following are the leading scores : TKAM BBOOTtNO, MKV. ? no l ·'«) ? arrow» arruwi errowal at at at Tofnl. (*>(! yd'*.! 50 yds.I 10 yds. I i i « ? t Collese Hill. Ctii«"lnn»tl imitalo ToxopUoUtea Highland Park Club. s:: ::«..-. lo Ut Clalri'liili .| H7 Hi«, lui f -liayteii liinv II Club _I Ti'Hos |:iii.| llnioklvn «'lui New-York ("¡ut. . Orli ma Cinti . Newark Tuatmliolltoa.... Pequoaaetta, iioaioii. l'OllghkM |.«ie ('lidi . 02 »801107 M.·« HOIftt2|81* l.iìll !'t :e..t ilo ,-..;¦: n-i"H7!:-.'.!1 ¡,543 MI 13 019 SOI 1.63? ani t l.*-|H"*0l:*03| l,f*17 Its «liti ".'«H 1,804 7<? :u:i 10."·· I··..',; lo« "'18¡288;1,h4U IT, ??-.?? ??»·.'?:»??107?.G.:?7,,'7??1,2?·- 04 224 S<i:'.>7á!ti»:i|tlWi2.")fl|l.«iO'¿ r- .'-.'s 70 J.''-1 9ft 41*7 310 048 .Mi 21K) HI 2*7 smil·.: 107 i»«·.') ;i7 107 471823 281174,1 lai ?ß4 TKAM SHOOTING, WOMEN. t;ti Arrowa at BO yds. [lita Stur.·. Newark Toxophollte*. I 137 Otfl CollenT Mill, t'liitduiiiitl. IIS ftOt* Itrutiklyii .I IOB | 4KI .iirs's handicap. .is Arrow- ut 80 yard.·.. I>. ?. ? ish P. A. itti|ikl*u it. m. Hr..«vu ... .1. I' V.l.'ii. «'. <i. Ilium-auid «i. \V. Kiin.c.i Attain ¡r.iv H.K.Taylor ?«. It. Unan.«..a. N. K. Hwartoiit J U Ii. -liti'VH C. C. ?.·"!'. ti. A. ??,?,??, ?¬ il Veil l'ai .Jl '.· 11* Ili 100 1 ·... 108 184 1« lai 111 is:i .J17 Made. Total. l'.'S I '.'(I 111 1-7 Hill ill» '.'li'.l 138 18] 117 I-il lini 348 831 H81 ¡CU 828 81? 81 '-' SOS ¡ton 401 «.".17 390 298 WOMEN 8 HANDICAP. 4H arrows ut Ml yard«. vi¬ llici"»·. Mr*, \t\ei« Mrs. Nasi, ??«. Morrl-oi Mis« Warrtlnv lira, Hor-roui Mrs. Wild Mrs. (Iloti* Miss l'a.1 tilt, 11 Poluta. i:ai W · 77 5 KM 11·; 81 0 89 Be ire. Total. 77 918 llll 911 120 197 IS.1 89 :ts 90 174 s;, 19 1(1« I l«l 17.i 171 174 Fifteen siiot In the presa maten. The best scores are git, cu _ 30 arrow* ai 40 yarda Hits. Seero II. Kill-stiiiri. /·,',?/¦,/,·,,/.·,! Star .I tO 89 «'. \v elh.T, .· tlHiaH ''·'.,IM/,· ..(' . Iti S', Ma or t ..11 -t ii.;.., Harper * Urothera .j 1«'. 89 II.·' ?.,,???.?, Brooklyn Ueneu 19 M y.. «'. .¡??·.-. '.. ? >· ri, liera!<l . 9 88 II. l'I il·Itile«. /.·, ... A *..,. //(.' ..... I 7 89 .1. ". Culyrr, Journal 0/ tiUueaHon . - ! 88 IlEATlNfl ???G. WINNKM UT! i; THF. RACE. A LITTLE III8CNDEB**TANl>INa ·. 1 BRIUIITON BEACI] IN WHICH --..Mi ?. WERE SMITTEN. There wits more iinliapiiineas al Brighton Ileaeli y..t.l.ia.i. A noi hei laee «;,. I.ik, " :ni;i,i frinii tic winner. In the finirci race, one-alle, for eli a;.-··-, with light welter weights, 'i\.· ran Bntceniaa'· Sii* ? ? ; ¡reara, 119 poundai, ni ??.t'» ·- < » 11 Moscow il, L'I«;.. I.ii'o land's e.ill --Ir·, riunii.· ? I. litio. Dooahqo'a unir·· Eunice (A, i:t:ii. und liuti.' -m'alili- tita R. (9,100), Ella* wa* ih. fainrile, bui burnt a '·'.1 ri un and .1 .1 noi fin- |*h tbe coni e. Uta ? ime In Hi t bj half a doten tetigtha, In l 1 t -.·. Mim ·¦·. ae« md, Eunice third, and « traine fa rth. Nolan, who r ¦;.· M« mow, made s om-iplalut thai Alta B, bad fouled afta-eoa Ih. f..ni .·,.e-.»led in croaaluK th« Imo* In front ..f Motteow, bnt Ulta Atta B. had a perfect riebt to do, il »he rasan far ;:? front thai Mo nos aaa not compelled t«. horten lita »trida G? feo«. Mueoo* «aa not lotstfered wtth t.y the ".?,..t. " bal on thla absurd eotnplslut thi race waa taken from Alta il. and ¦riven to ··).,.·-..w. Of eourae, tho hacki-i «·¦ Alta ?. wen inn«,us, mid there waa iii'ich loud talk. In tin· confluititi thai follow·«] ii ¦¦·. ati '· ·· ·¦ tillen TI.«vu. ria:,I tiaud" on the man ? ireat blin, whom be iboutrtii the tblel G?ß police p?«,1.·.! up, Itere «? ?« ¦· acri m mage," m wh:, ??. I.« a iiii»iiiidei -lai .dia/, l'i- i-ald« ·,' Keeuan, of the Ne? York l'.o..1.1 .., Al:].Tiiiau, w .. Involved, und ?.,'?? hi« dlcnlt) end .« ri. tliea uff red li began t.i Inoli hi..· a Temutati* primar* in the »Sixth Ward. Due -neueIons turfman, whii wa* In the lliiel, of the »img-rle, «« ·, ..?.... ·. ,·¦! t.> iranaf« lid watch from his walat«'oal po «k t t«. ??« hoot Iu i:n;ii baate, and t.. ¡tilth .ml li un ile moh ««¦;:!) inn h 111 I« fit* I lual'v ,,·,! 1 ? ?. -' »red, without nil) l>lood"ln«d mon m rimi than ttiat from a ft··* -itrte.keu noaea nud a fus bruised bead«. The ?.??.?- r-n-i « were no! an exciting:. Mulkey'a lIMi ?.,j,-,·. (3 years, -7 |k>iiik1h) »ou Hi« drat of 1 '» mile·-, m I:'.«'·.·. bmilllU* .1« iiiiiii:;.· s ?,,??«.. i)u|- ca-l ?:..·. I. Il-i >·.ad. and l.'ll'ii' ?·G.« ttllv Mate (2, >'~> third. MeMalmn'i« .¦· Heotllla .".. lili. Dal·.-s nil« Hell.iim ,:(. 7), Oraj-er'« filly liernadlii·· CI. S7l, Wll ???? r. l.l'ii,·' Hill lion 'I. I INI), and t very'» filly VJnita (? ???? ran nn eland Outcast wa* tin favorite. Mutual ponla paid §12 .*. Arkerman'a borae burue (niceif, 107 puntiti«) won the Recoudra«'« nf '·? tin:.» m ¡1:10, alili Irving'« mare Maini·· fields C, 10-t aeeoiid, ami Daly'a tllli k:t(v Clark (?, 1-17) llilrd. Ruruhain'a mar«. Marchitinea- ('., «).n, Wil ¦.nu'·« líelllii- "»I.·. ! u". «... '.U 1. and Hi ,. n.·: Vagrant (aged, IQ*) ran iinplaeed Mutual ticket*, $1270 Mamie tlelda was t h« favorite, The third race ni mi!- beuta imi- won bj Aekerroan'a mare Una «'., Ill) after Bnge- nian'.» (illy Malusine .:t, N7) had -.«..n the Ural h.at. Lakeland'* eoli ? !.. U Ameni [3, UO) Miao ran Time "f the three beata ? t«;1·.·. i.t«i and 1. is. Malusine« ivorlte and Lua Inweat tu the uools. lin- fout li m '¦ waa the A,·,.« Il.-Mixcu« l'atrlek Kein n. nivali-, wbleh 1 li.- winner did nut μ?!. Mutual pool ticket- «L'i 05. ???.· 1.1-1 rae«·, ?··.· mileaoverOhnrdlea, wna won by the favolile,! Talk -hnine ?? rnir(0. ?.: pound*) after a clos.« fiiiiab, n.· 10I1111 '- h...¦ ¦<· .I..·· II.imi (agud, fj ,) seeond, Oalv'a UH- Kafe f»ng (4, 120) third, Irvtnir'a pi Mua Uni: talan tnged, IH.*·) ami Wond's «.e.ldlni- Bulle! (airetl. 125) iaat. Mutilai poni tiekeU $11 15. li 1- au Indlcuttiin ot tbe lui reaaetl Interest In (li«- lui-f that, although the programme wa noi ·¦ poclnlly attnir live ind Hi manageme.nl of the co ureo 1« inùrb ««riti «i-i.!, tlie atteutliuiee wa* large. Rut it «'111 not eoi; t time -.. It ?;.'e ai,· In li·· solile,! 11,,t 1. I uni. 11 _r bnt by ..iv« sure ..?. bejiuii HARATOGA RACINtl REASON. Baratoga, July l I..Huudrt-ds «>i prominent turfmen, representing altnoal every State In the Union, can In-Men to-olgbl 00 I he ]'ia//.as of the |i:ii:ei|iul ho¬ tels. Préparât loua for a ;*r« al meeting hai e been urn ?··. Three htindri l hornea are now quoi U red on the A-noela- tion grounds, und Bfty mon are In tbe neighborhood, suable t" Hud itableroom within tbe Ineloanrs. The Booth and Weat have contributed nearl* one-third of tils number. Bancroft, Alfambra, Lost Cause, Qabiiel, Patti and several other IV« -n in "eraeka" are In the i. ¡. of uoudltlou, and abarp work both on the part of the pool-box and on the track maybe looked for when the« mei t ICai tern hoi - n. 'file Travers ani ?. mi. ;¦ SüiIíck are teilh coiiccileil to be al the unire* uf Hindoo. um· of Hie m«, -t notable betting races of theaesson will !·«· th.· < '11 race. Old tu i-fmen «{echini that tin· jiica-a'ii feeling ol rtvalr- that · m tuft when Kalsetto andBpeni.thrifl mei will i.· reviví··!. Iliincioti Kiii lie tin favorite of the Weal I'.ud -tonili, and M.or will have hundreds of eager baeVera iinotig l.iieteru peonie L'ol.l i:.U"u M. Jubnaon win officiato a* «tnrtt r. eceretur- Vv'bentle* lays that Haturduy's rut-Iliac .'annui he otherwise thaii exeellcut, owiuk to the lui ai llelds of en: in:.. There will bo at leaal Ultceu aturtera in the ttve- furlong da.'u alouc. CORNELL AGAIN UKATEN. THREK BOAT RACXS <>N rill THAMKM VKSTKIIDAY. London, -July l L.The "»lotropolitaa Ama¬ teur Regatta took plane to-du* ever the Thamea eourae, from Putney to Uamiueratultb. Tbeannahine was brilliant and tbe heal Intense The tirai event wsa for the Metro¬ politan l'uirs, whieh waa won by tho Thamea Rowing Clnb, besting the London Rowing Club eaaily, The aec- ond event v. aa for the Junior Boulls, In which the Thamea Club's competitor rowed ovei thi t-ourse. The Cornell Univeralty Crew, in the race for the ? liai-us Challouge Cup, waa ooustltuted the Same as it was ui the Henley Regatr til.· The laee e-eileil greater inicia »t Can ,,<>< other event. The Cornell orow, itriklng ...it i/erj run UUy, took a allghl leadattbi start The London crew, who were ni muí, pulling ¡1 Uni r s'\.'e|ihi : Htroke, came op opposite thi Star and Osrter, audul tbo boat bouai « ledh.i ball u length, tbe Cornell crew ««??;_·????^ leading the '¡líame·, crow. When ball waj apto the Conerete Wall, ih.· Americana slight!* Improved their pétition with reference to the Thames ore w, bnt the i.¡in or« -.·. wert« still dras Lug away, and « . 1. olear ol the« or noli* by tbe time the top of the ««all vus reached. <nt' tue New l.iiii.uui.meut. Ibe Thamea crow, spurtiu·«'also panned tho Cornell crew, and al Waiden Wharf were I .11 u length ahead the [.ondosa leading by two lengths. The London enes now steered loi the burre y abure, still eolng sci.i strongly. The Coruella kept well together, lini their Htoeriug w:u bad. The Thamea ore·* 'a »[ceriti«* «¦aa llkcwiae very erratic, aud from tilia pon.1 the i.mi «i.is had an ens.« lasit, the battle being fur the second ¦.ia,·. «jit the -soup Works ta«: rbaiuoa orew ipurte·! clear of the Cornells. The Cornells ixarscvered jiltn-kUly t the Uni «It, Put were never again able. t<» get ou terma with their opponents. The time of the nice was 8 min¬ utes an«I ID seconds. QUICKSTEPS WINNING BY A BUN. Tin; QuickHtt'p Base-ball Club defeated the Metropolitan Club yesterday at, the P«ilo Grounds. The following is the summary, with the «cor«' by Inning«: Quiekntrpt. Tanner, ab ..? 2 Walker, ? o... o Creamer, e_ 1 ('illinium. It li. ll M r.Parlane,« «? ?? Till ?, ? ? ??·<??????, r.f.l ?! Poeterà et... il Ui-ttTi'th, p.c.-f. 11 Total. 7| B. | ln|PO'A. â|| Metntpnlitan.\K. |1b¡TO|A. ¦_ 4! I ¦! Ol'BriMlv, S» 2 1.1*1 01 OllClintiin, 1. f.lb' 2 1 :«| ni iiiHny, an. Il 2 'dì 2: 1 ¡KMierhm'k.ilil 0 li 2, (j | ltoüiitiiui. r. f.l 1 Ol 3; 01 OilNi-nerlp, ?... pi 21 1 01 Oi.Kurrmv, e.I 01 0 2! 1! Ol Kenn··«!?. i.|.| 0¡ l| J) 0 0, Doyle, «·. f ... fi îâlsT iai"ii ~T«t:iì~~!"e I il 01 7 H ? «?· II § 6|27ill, 2 1 0 81 1 1| 0 o 0 ??G?8 aOOKRD KA«!l IVNINd. f II 2G 3| t| lì ß "71 Si OtTetaL Quickstep»..! ?? 0! Ol li 2l il 2| Il 0, 7 MwtroponUa..I 21 oj 01 01 oi ol 01 41 ol 0 Farina·! run«. Qulcksti'iis, > Metropolitan. V.- First btws by errors, Quicksteps,2 Metropolitan. 4. Tutiil I« ft an b«s«·. Uui«:ksi«-|»H. 4 Metropolit»!», It. Tot. 1 lume hit*. '.¿lUi-ksti-ps, l(i Metropolitan. 11. Sii-i.i-.k out, giiii*k«li'|i«, li Metropolitan, 4. Umpire, Rlobsnl Pnaroa, Tluie oí iretne, '.Ì luiur«. The Troy League 1?11?1 will play with the Metropolitan Club tu-«luy at the l'olo (¡rounds. CANADIAN CHlCKETEBfi BEATEN. Philadelphia» July 14..The cricket match between the I Zingara tenui of ( amula, anil th«. Merlons of this city, wa« resumed this marnine. The Zingari« »vere without the servies of Captata Kiri-hlnifte.r. and were qnlohly disposed at tor 49 mas, making their total for the two lutili.ga 11 H. The Merions, who Bad scored 105 runs In their first toning, then begun their second inning, mul made tne 11 nun necessary to wta with the loss of one »a Ulket, BBOKBR8 at Tin·; bat. Nino iiiiriilicis of the N«'\v-Vork Stock Kx- cliaiig«· and a like number of men from Brat. island played a mateh game of base-ball on tbe statoti island Cricket «Club Orounda yesterday afternoon. Th«· soon of the Htock I.xcliunge nine was 0, of the States U lumi nine s. __^____________ TWO 8LIQHT COLLISIONS. BPLDVTEB8 0M BOTH BOATS. n:i: ikon μ??μ????t sikhs toestVN* Tin·: CO- I.l '.MlilA. The paasenger· on, the Coney bland steamer Sirius, of th«· Ir«.? Steamboat Company, and the Rockaway steamer Columbia won jostled from tln-ir seats about 1 o'clock .vent e M ay afternoon by the toree ol a nollision between tin« two boat·· Many .if the paasengera wen Mghtened »»hen they «aw th«· two bouts run together, and f«>r a few minutes sceme· of disorder prevailed. The officers soon allayed the teats of the frightened people, aa neither of th«· boats wa· damaged to any extent. They wen m shoal water, wen going in the «jame direction, and the Sitine in passing the Columbia ran against her starboard side. Both boats pro¬ ceeded «m their way, and th«· «lainage was ao slight that they oauünued their regular tripH for the rest of the day. Th<* captain of the Columbia when asked to give an account of the accident last night said : "Then i-nt much lot·'!. We wen owning from Rockaway and when off the old West End pier at Conev Isl¬ and the Sit in·- ran against m iiiMioal water. Then »»as no excitement on board the etcuioeni because the ¡»copie aaw in a tow minutes tti.-it the boots were not dainaged. The port sid«· of the i^irius struck out tin ?,,,??,I sii!··. V.,n un nee all the dam¬ age, \ fea mutali Splinten wen ripped .«?* oui l>',at. luit »»e bave not ??«···?? compelled t·· lose a trip, i don't km»»» li.iaa mu.?? the Sirius was dainairôd. but it could only ha\,- been tritliug, as --he has not lost a trip. Wc wen not racing ut the tini«·, lull on ac¬ count of the shoal water were going very slowly." Al the oflice ,·!' the ir«m Brambauat Company ??<> assertion that the Sirius had heen in collision with the Columbia was doubted, The superintendent sai«! that the captain of the Sirius han been it the oilice «overs! times in the day, but he bad made no report "i any accident. He wm «-'.ire that tbs boat »».?- ?.,,: hurt, because she hu«l been running on her regular time all the «lay. A BTEAMEB R17NH INTO A PILOT BOAT. The Cnnanl steamer Batavia, which arrived ye·· terday, had tn tow the pilot boat Pat, NO. i», which was disabled by a collision with the steamer Tue·· daj night. Th" pilot l>.>nt sighted the Batavia .-iliiiiit ß o'clock in the afternoon, and ??»·- m i tinte· later tin- steutner ran Into h«-r. ? bole a» a·« made in Hi- pilot boat, which measured Infect bj llfeet, anil ??· ? Diaiu ?.in a:nl rigging were carried av a v li a« a, ,·\ (. ·,! at the time that the Injured banal a\,.iii,i ini with water, hnl men wen put t«> work Iunni liatelt at the pumpa, aud the lioat was made ? -? to the fiutavi». VVhen the collision occurred I'ilol Allers »»?. in a yawl tioat, intending to g·· ii!,,,.,!,! the tt« ,???,,t, r'h·· only pilot on the boat « as Captain Brady, lie, with the enw of three tailors mill :i «te ward, came t·· the city in the steamer. The fog was thick »»Ion the accideul happened. The |il,it boa! was seni tothe acre a dock at Mar¬ ket -I._ MANUFACTURES OF NEW-YORE CITY. Charle ?. Hill, Chief Special Agenl in thi·city «·? the Census Office, has compiled a table showing the manufacturing industrie· of this city, The statis¬ tics do ? »I Include tbe ma nut.? rtun of cotton »» ·,·,!, silk, silk goods and mixed textile fabrics, Inn and ?.·. ?, gs i, glass, coke, tin- fisheries, oyater canning and pa«-kiu¿. breweries and «listiilenes. dliip building, railroad car npair shops, salt, petroleum tiiiniiiK aii'l rt'tinitig, ¡n«l the minine int.-i.-t. ol h»· country, these branches having been assigned to special experts without regar« I to «ituation. be totul nniutiei of mannfactories nutehle ·,? th,,-?¬ ?? the clans ?· fei red t«i i·. l 1.008. The .in.? «n capital uivested is $107,081,749. The greateel number of banda employed at any one lime in the year was 202,450, <) these !:!.".'.''.«s wen men, ?;:?. 1^2 women, and 7.UIKÌ ehildnn. 'Ihe am.,uni paid in wages in the year wa.« f.??,? 13,034. The material used »»a« v.ilucd at $207,013,230 ami tin« product »vas $435,422,102. ['he return shows that the principal Industry of tli«· city is ih·· manufacture of boots and ¦hoes, then being b57 factories em ploy ins 0,033 ballile, rot the manufacture <>t nun's clothing then an ~'.w> factories, in which 11.cr.· an 04.000 person« employed, Tho capital luvest«! In thla Industry is $2*2.300,803. Iu the ma u u lacinie of women's clothing 17,207 pt r- soiis are employed, the capital invested being $4,707,005. Then an 782 bakeries which employ 3,177 hands, and in which then is $2,032,000 in¬ vented. Of other factories then an 153 carpentering, 180 confectionery, 110 steel engraving, 200 furni¬ ture. 247 jewelry, 200 machinery, 201 painters, 110 photographing, l<><> plnmbing am! gas-âttiiig, 540 printing and publishing. 171 salili. iy and harneas, 157 tin, copper aud sheet ironware, Ttii -ìlmis 112 upholsterer·. 16U »» heel« righting, and 152 artificial fio »ver« inni feu t hora. THE I Nil ERSITY COA VOCATION. Albany, July l L.Tho ftwl business of the (Jnlversttj Convocation to-dnj arus tbe reading ol ,? pa per entitled " Tbo Ideul Convocation," bj Principal <;. R. Cutting, of the Watervtlle 1 nlonBcl.I, n,· tboughl the ???.1?·?·?, of the Convocation was, first, to secure a bat 1er ai'-piaintiiii.-e between teacher« and the Regent·· s· cond, to m «iti,· ¡m int, rcbaugc ,,? opinion« on tbe liest methods of Instruction; third, to advance tbe staudt%rd of education ; fmirth, to «dogi such common roles us may seem best Ittted to pr.to harmonious worki liitb, to eonsull ii'i'i '· literata with the Regents In «li-ais- lng mu! executlnu »uch plan« nf ndueatioa m are de- mended and, sixth, to exert a direct Influirne«! upon the people so ;is to iceurt· an appreciation >,i a «ystcm of e.|- uoatton, together with procuring such «Id and leglela- Uve enactments as wtll place tbe Institutions In a ?·"? tinti worthy of the Stale, n, i-lalmed tliai the schools nini «Olii·;; s of tho State an not represented m they slum!·! be In tbe aunual Cunvoentlon, He regarded the present as tho moet practical ratherlngof the past nine .a llll·. Memorial remarks wen made a« t·· tbe member« of tbe Convocation who ima·,· died In tho course of tbe year. The elusiui oration was delivered bj V'lce-Cbanoollur ?., in w. Clinton. Chancellor i\. rsnu announced the Kxenutive Commtt- tee for Uie en .mug year as follows: Professor Truman .1. Baekns, Vastar lUtllago; .1 II. Ollmnrc Rochester University; William J. Milne, (teneva Normal Hehnol- Q. R. Cutting, Watervtlle, Charles 11 VerHO, Delawiiré Ute rar j libiti .itt«.n llyUud «'. KJrk, t'beloa Union Behooli Ditiii.-l C l-'ai-i-,(.!ei,s l-'alls Academy, Degree« aver«· conferred as follows M. i> (On tbe nouitualluu ut tit«· s:;it. Medlctl ,;,, clety) r,iaai,i,i ??.!,!·, lltird, or i;o, -ii.-si, ?· ?????? eoofford Ball, of N. ¦·.·. Vork; lloruoe Marablleld l'alno ,<t ?? no.» ("darlesTaylor Harris, of Hyracu«e. If. ll (» ter .«n nxuniliiathiu in a »mini of Exam in,iK» ??·,.\:??,? ?????p????« Pnlne, Mr. I'alue was alan uwurded the prize of. goOoflOred in Dr. John I'. Uruv fur «unerlor ex< ellenoe m passtna: tbe examination Tbe University also .-.??G?-??-.?? tbe degree of 1.1, I» on Miirtln Brewer Anderson, President id the Rochester University for the past twenty-eight years. A minute ? ? in· attempted wuiasalustión of Presidi ut Oarfleld was reporte«! by Profeesor Wilson Bn«l adopted The Rev M. Palrbalrn move«! that «tepa bo taken lu tbe chancellor to have the adilres««« ¦>) the Chainxdlor ????,? Vie«· -('limici 11(11' ami lie r.·«.,hit ions of the commit¬ tee on tin· attempted assassination of Hi«· I'lvsltlent printed and rlrcuhited smonK tin Institutions reure- sentii! in ih·· t'onvooatlon. AdoptetL Chancellor Pierson then made a i«w remarks and ,i,· clared the Con» ueatton adjoiumed eine die, Mis. c. K. K. sends $¿0 for the Cliildren'e Ai«l Puna, the money wul Ik., miit to the Rev. Charles l. Braco. HOMENEWa PROMINENT ARRIVAL«*. WindKor Hotel.Cbief-Justice Morrison R. Wait·. of the tutted State« supreme court.Virioria H«tfl. Jiisti«·« Paniti· ? ?. Miller, or Hie rnfteo State« Snpreme Court, and Jtulge W. S. «'Insoliti of Savannah mrorooet Uremie Count von Heust, (lermait Caargs «l'Affaire« at Wasfc- itiKton Everett ffeOM R«ioa de Arm«»», ot the Kreni'h and American Claim« (*«???p??.<«1«??? Clartrulm llniet -Captain William Arthur, of the HrltiHh I>»«;stl«in at Wa«hinpt<m OiUey //ntiKr-ilovernor I.. A. Slielil'in. of »»¦.Mexico Neto- Vork Ifi.tel -Senator B. If. Hill. o> ¡? orina, «nd «ìem-ral ?. Mle.lilerand Osaersl s. s. Carrol . G. S. A 4». ?'???./?» lintel Olerai d. p. Bnell, (_'. s. ?., and ex (lovenioi KM· field I'roeUir, of Vermont ... Pitth Arena* ttotet.Jaidife It. It. Nelson, of Minna·«.,t^ «x-Cnnirressiiian .1. S Newbnry. "' Mi.hiçiwi; I). J. Mori el!, of Pennsylvania, and K. II. Statuti ford, of Kentucky, and ex-Goveruor IL C. Warmoth. ot Ixioi«- liUlll. . NKW-YORK CITY. FATAI. ???G?.? «IF 1'I.AYIXli WITH A T«iY I ISTOU Henry «tVMoU, eleven years of agi·, «lied yesteplav at the New Yon Hospital from lockiaw, naturi ng from an injury of the left band, wMeu bo receive«! by the aec.nlent-al dJwharf*· «>f a toy pistol July 7. THF MATH «»F A BUK!)' hltnWNI'P. Charlea Poole, age lori », of N'«i. 11 Hr «>uie-«t.. the mat«; of tb«· sloop Chief, lying at Tier No. M North Kiv««r, fell overlio.'ir«! vest«· «lav an«l was «¡rowne«l while B°lng on board bis »easel fr«»tn tbe sb'.ani.ihip Devonia. ni· body was u«·! recovered. AN fi'TuaVV Ul.iiCK «????'.,??«» «iWXI.ltS. Tbe transfer .it t lie block Intimile«! by the Boule¬ vard, Kh-veir h-ave. and Hiie-biinilr-'ii-atKl-fouth an«! ()n«'-!iiin<lre<l-ati«l-liftli-asts. from Isabel 8. Trip¬ ler and In r husband t<· I). It. MeAlpin, was recorde«! yeiiUrilay ; consilient.««·!. ????,(?)(». INCUTASI'. IN PilSIAC.K. The statement of post ice collected on newspaper an«l periodi«:«·] pnbucation· mailed in New V'.rk during tin· quarters ending June HO. Ihho. ami June ¡lo, 1 SHI, show ? an excess tor thi· year of 410,023 pounds of matter, and of Ys,:i:iH 44 in aorta·«·. ride is an Iannuii «if about 10 por osasi· KKKPKltS (IF LOW MMOMat, William II. Hoist ami ThonuM Gouid, propri« tors of the KinpiretianPn.oncol tin- low resorts in Si ? ? li- ave., who »»er·· indicted some time ng«» f<u- keeping a disorderly house and for violation of the excise law.yesterday surrendered themee-lviM at tin· Di·- triot-Attoruej?· ofuoa, They gayo bail in 92,000 each. TIIK FIND rtW MKS. BKNNF.R. The New-York Chamber of (Oiiim-rcc ?t? the fall of 1H7H rais«'il a stun «if money to provide Cortile maintenance of the widow and children of Lieuten¬ ant Hiram II. Bonner, U. ?. ?., who lost bis life by yellow fever while in cominacd of the relief steamer Chain ho is »vliicb vus «cut from St. Louis t«i relieve the sufferers by the epidemie, on the Mis¬ sissippi. Mrs. Ib-lia lì,-liner the Widow, ha-s written to the Chamber <>f Commerce statina that other sums «m ratead in diffureut parts nf the «country lor tbe sain«· object whicii slie bad not yt re« eivexl. I l'Itti t:V l'U! SAKI·. OK ??GG??????. Patri«·!, W. J. Smitli '.»is c'invici«·,i of perjury in the Court ol Qeueral Sessnitisyesterday, in a ;»p·- ceiliiiu m the Supreme ('«nirt to obtain possession of li ir- ubilo, a girl fourteen years ohi, Sntit Ii swore t hat be was of good moral character, and that be ha«! never been in stai·- Prison. It was shown on the trial that he »»as couvtcted in V&TA ot obtaining money ander fais«· pretenooe, ansi that be w-as then sentenced tostate Prison for three yasara. H* served out th.-terni. !n retimim-r. th·· verdict yeaterdaj the jury rocotiuuendod the prisoner to the mercy of tin Court, lie waanmandeduntil tu-day fee son· tono·, BROOKLYN. II -atlis last »»·«·· k. to" births, 158 : marriapr«-s. :·«'·. Philip Mentii, k,· has brought an action in the Rnpreiue Court to secure absolut* <l;'.«.re<· fr.nn francise· lietudclBe, whom ha married in lv«¡«¡, and »» bo, he all'ics, .·?·.;.·?? with another man In ? B72. Absolute divorce troni bis wife, Mai» Terry, la sought by F. ll. Terry, a minor, married · tow months sito. He allege· that she is the mother of a child "I »vl.it h be ¡a not »In· fat lor. ? Im' CMC ha· booti referred to C. C. Brady l.y Jadee Cullen. Jame· Ridire, a·':«' sial » -li»··, of I raun i.«n--t. nn«! Kliishing-ave., tried to enil his life yesterday an. t¬ ?,..m ha opening a vein in hi·* left arm with ¦ tint but was ¡invented h his daughter before a fatal result. He <l<-, laril that he waa tired Of l)\in|{. \ it Im r P. Doaenberry, age three, of Ho. 17* South Oxford-«*., died Tuesday, fron the effect· nt burn· received a week befon. I' I* though! that iu the brief absence of bin mother from hurt.befon punitili linn in bed h«· obtained a match and set his iiicjit-iln -.s on ¡r·-. l»r. Wm Kick. Health Officer of the town af Oraveaend, L. I., lias «t··. lar.-.l the M a ? hat tan Beaeh newer·, emptying iu Sh·¦· pahead Hay, a pubUe nui¬ sance, on tue irrounds that tln.v cause dirami, im ur.nl u ali ? tii !i oír the channel aud an nul« cent The Board .if lleultb of the town, after receiving l*r. Van Kleek'i report Wredneadaj evening, adopt«ed a niotion ile«· I art? «x Ihe sewers ? nuisance, ami in- st riu'i iiijj Supervisor McKauu to uavntbe uuiaanoe abated. NKW JKR8F.Y. ITviox Him. Sfra. Sophia Piacher and her bu·* band. -·? l,ewis-*t., are accused of treating an adopted danghter with «Teat cruelty. They adopted the girl aliout three years avo and put h«-r to worh ina silk mill. ??««· that time, the ??· iglibor* .¡al¬ lege, the Fischers bave starved tbe in hi, compi lied ?,,-?'to go ont in th·- ui.'st ineleinent nreather without sufli« lent clothtne, sent b« r t.. «Jeep In an oni-houae. and ou her frequeutl» and so «evenly that bar l>, na is covered with liruises, Mrs. tfarfani s..i> ley, a tieiffhbor, made aftidavit t«· these fact·, and là«·, nid. Schleicher ciius«·«! the Fischen t.. be .n- reateil, and pia« «-? tb« tn under tiouds to answer. I',»»,,\\i. The chin res preferred bj Father Keleen, of Itergen Point, arrainat t'hief «.(' Police lliiiiui Van lluskirk and Kororder John II. »«aber, of Bayoune, foi having released Johu Doyle, who aa.i-i aecuaeil of keeping his liquor-shap n·,«;! no Stindny. upon insiifhcient hail, caiue .i|> last iii^h; !,, ??, tue Mayor and a special In vent iga ting .i- niittee in the Ikiyonne City Hall. The Mayor pre- ai«!«««!. Kothing «as done in l'uri heran«·«· of tbe ln- .vestigation, and an a<U<,,i,nnieiil »a:i^ taken unni Monda» evening until H n'clock. The nport that Pathnr Keleen had calmed the arrest «·? .Imlc«· Uesher »» as denied. LONG ISLAND. Wooimwk. I le resi lents ot VVoodidde have coni· plain···! to Sheriff Wright, of (¿uewns County, and ask his protection from ili«· pleiiauiv-aeeker· who in- test t he pia. c on Snndaj a, rnate ,t disturbance and destroy fruit and Hower carden·. l.«iN«. Isi.ani» ? t n. !>r. /.. K. Denier, of Long Island Citv, hold a post-inortem examination a ~- terday on the mia of Thomas Carney, »\i;.i died siuhl.-nly at hi- home in Kaal Pourtb «t. w«niñeadav morning, it showed that h«· «?««·· ,?-«·,? man's skull was fi i, tuie ?. anil a large .¡nantit» ni cl«>tt<*«l blood was found on the brain. I'orouer Uavrvn will bold .111 l!.«|IICst IHesdilN III Xt. 7'Mi*' CUSTOMS DECISIONS a [nt n:t ?.?.???? ?.? Tin. ti.tm su.] Wamiin«; ?«??. .In!» 1 I..(«ltain rnerchandiae Imported al New-Yers by Ifeasrs. H. R. Alimi ,\- < ,,. a\ ;i> eitler··«! lis UlOlaSSC·, unti il »a M «lei.mu·,I a\ liil-i til«· Customs authorities danokled tbe queatioa nf fact m aula«.?. namely, wbetber, m «i.-r Bebedale «; nf tbe i:··· vtaed stittiiies. tbe articb is mm Jtttoe or atolaMea, The appraiser reported that the iii-ti.-i.· is u mixture at cane Juice titi.l molasse«, testing 78.61 bj the polari· scop«·. The natter havtu· In a referred ?«· tabe fTiiasuiy Department, tbe docntarjr has neptmded to the <o¡i.« t,,rtit ?. ? York : Tliiit qncsllnn you nm-i decide on liquidation of tbe . n- t r-, :iit.I If lie pari ¡et. il!« tUaaal tailed aa ,! ? a .un- «lecisio.i ili. a ,?,.?? tulle ??. ? rctiic'la i,a protest aud appeal, ini¬ tier ¦...¦ton '¿,»31 «if ths l..-ais.'ii stiui', ». *., regarda tin ? ,-m-,· .e li·· .?·,.is toi faine entry, 1 have to alate that tin- rule lias tioaa liee.niic well Bellied that tbe qua·« ttou of seizure depends upon wùether pmol can be pro¬ duced to «be« »tliniiatlvcli an Intention on the p.,rt ,,f tit.· party inaklns ontiy t«> «1,-tinml the rnvenuebjr m. an» of such titihc entry, n u<> pro|ier prool ?« Ptaluable «in Ulla pomt, seisure uf eourae t-lioiii.i ,,t ?»· made ; bill tin- »t??μ?« «IiouM be 1· liven .1 ii.p.ta im m o a« i..,ic« .-? ? alies uni a ?.· ?.,????,? lai ?.· due. \» ìiere entry ¦hall Ina inaile ,,?' ana nitircbaudisi aa moleaaea, wbicu «Inilt lie l,itimi lo li,· m.\ rup -il -u.iiir, .in.· ini· > io. a,io, on..eiitrii'« >! mebulo a.r coin .-iittiii..] u.ibi··, au«| proof la attainable to show iii.it a false entrj wasinnde t'.ii Un« purpose of defrauditi« the revenue, the eaae should be reported to tbe lustrici Attoroej i,« a,,m oÜicelK for ploSeClHioll I'lie Allome., (ieiieiiil lu au opiiiion ,.f n·,·, nf «late tois iiiins tbe rultuR of the Treasury i», paitaieol tabal Un danse in scii, -, lulo li raegulating Um eastern· iatyao liquors, wulob provide· tbal "AU nonpoands or pespan lions of -aviiicii dlettlled spirits Is a eompcsawM of obasf vaine sball pay an lee« at«· ·>? ,iut>· tiian that imp.«*, .? ,u distilled spirits," is a Renerai nie * hí.ii pre» tu ir. agab st tbe special provtaten for vanish wbsn aaeh raialsb niiia have ill-tllle<l spirit^ um (lie coitipoiient Ot thief value, lie ais. in,ids Unit tiie rale that a «pedal pro¬ vision for an articia by ninne is not affected bj ? avneral provision win« it roaj be ino.oi enougli to cover the a m ? ueacrlptiou « ? menhandisc is Inspplloabala in tun. ?-a««-. THE ARREST OF ESPOSITO. One who lias lu-i-ti long familiar with the Italian COtony in N«·»»· Orleaaa, speaklag reatsraay««( Um arrest of Um bum who ta supposed to be Qiaaseppe i:.spos!to, til·· liiiu.lit Obiettata, s.nil that. M cm-uI iit.ii Lue· bappened for yean iia-s aAtaetad thè coi onysomaob, Esposito baa aumeroaa friend· in Ne»»· Orleans and hi qulet eaptnra is ? «aal t.-r af snipita· li »»lis titoli .111 Unit In- l'olii,l l,e tttkeli oí,la nitela Ucspir ut«' lia-lil. Esposito Is aauaUvs of Paient«·, aad hit atranghaM \a ni. tin- tiioiintaiii of hum la llosa Sea. I,, y, ml the ont skirts of tus unlive city. Ills liiiiul avas enrolled Influì army of bandits eoiniuan.li .1 lia l.e.inc. It ?????????·!,·«1 about one hundred men In iis prosper.,us «ina s, bal aft-.r the capture of the l;,a Mr. Etose, nini the" SUbseeueilt puraufl by the Brittab and Itaiiau Qoverum«iuU, 11 dwindled down, owtug to desertions and other causes »int »? Kapoatto had «>ni¿ sixteen comrade· hit. in Um lí.iierul onslaiUfht aa Inch »ans Blade am 11,,· band Ulli«· of these were killed. Espositoand a few.eUMra were ru tunxl bul altor»»oxalcccuucd, uo UuBlKcuulriaadj ?« i.iUil. If ia *upjr.n*e<1 that five fortner member* of the Jollied KsjM.Kif«) in N.-w ? »ricali*, and that two Of afterward went to Ht. I/ouia. MA HI.S ß l S l M L LIG KNCB. MINIATCRK AI.MAVAC. Tu ???. Snn i-l-e«. 4:42 «»nn *e(« 7 ?? Clock fa< 5m. tat Mmi'.i h«en... tí:¡>2 Moon aoulti·. 3:27 Al non *ag-a, aaya. It ??,?? ?'??? 1.1-IlAV . A M. Sandy Hook.. 10:43 Hot I aland. 11 23 Hell uate. 0:441 Ma· watkk t<»-iuv- «*. a. eandy nook.. 1107 ????. Iaiatid .11 4« Hell Oat*. 1:11 pjsse\'<;eks jiifin-En. ntora Livfc.itptxu.-HT -t??μμ???- ratavis. K'i't.·'. ? Ktlirur. I ? Allen. I. W I mal. ? tv. Mm, K H«.i,i*iik»..t M Van Uorao, M (aa Mar*,**'? visi-ei,, II G AM St lieti.) I, Mr flelnls-1, 1'r.if Stn-at ? ?«. Iiofield. Mrs Harlow, Mm WliwltrrtrM, Bl Swift, Misa C Barlow, Misa « .m k, Mr* O de ? ...:< ti. « ? «Ja-*. J (' Yesaig III Sonil,. J II H.«*lf..rd. ? ? Volili»·. Mr* uter.? (? Mlll.ank. Mr AHreni«-ldt, C Me !<!..??. . W M libai.*, Mr* «Jal«. J W «'....n«·«,, the ItfV W ???μ aktwkki·.«r HTKAMSiiii' HiiwniA-rr». Winner. 11 K (ilio. (¡hau Min-I.i·, H *t«e t-_bb«-, C wn»ai.h, Mr* Muidilr, Mr ? : · int.. rlam. M'·< In. un,»mi. J Mue' r . !.un ?.· lain, Mia* II· al. M Wajrror. ??μ ¦ His"le Baili·!.«' AiiKejt^ur. J ('liHiiitier lain, Mina Cal.lira, «.· B Aii^.riiii, Mil Manu Sal-ra-, *H ).,*???_?? tir· ? Cloniri, ? lain, Ml** IS, tiiidtlt, A Lati.·.: ?olile Hi, ai» | f-Vbul.ma. h. r I. Von Htiuiri. ??»* Iiel'roti. L Krliiilnn.i. u«r Mlaa ll.aiei, Mimili· »ini Uriel«. Mra C'alllri, A iinud M.mhir. Mr* Cnut, W KouteubuM, J Bron ? ral, (i e do SHIP ?¡SO SI ¦'· I PORT OF NK'.V-VDItr* ...II'LV 14. I «HL AKItlVKD S(<v»Tiifr Batavia Rri, Motilaad. UsSMarf Jnty 2 and Qii.MOisi.e--n .',,·*. it Ii -iitli.·· alel .as-.avers tu V»-runii li Hrowe A io sL-'-niit-r Flhynlaiirf (Btdi-i, I'audle. Antwerp July 2, witfc lud*·- anrt i.anaeuirer-. I«. ?«·?*·? \v p_·? ? «von. .«.teenier uhi« li.-r·. Mt-y««r, Brasata .lune " ' irltiì aal.aa». paK*e:.|tei» 1. « >o!ml.- ,? I ... Rtaaa-ei Nankin Br). «'aano-i, \ era < tu/ Jim«. :«o, ll-ogt«-*.» July M ajid Havana !·. ?itli inda«· au«! ?«?«?<-?a:?-?) to K Aleian- di·· ? "«olii«. Baeaaaar stai«· .if pennaylranla (Bri. l'.iwt.it·, (,)ai.*>·-· jni- 1, via l-arue a, ?,-.u, uni-.· and |>aM·.-iitrei* to Auattu Kaldvu'r ?. ?.O. KtoAiiier Ff nMoiitid ?. --¦ ?- l-'r ?;???··*??? Msrm-iljn* June '¿..i via ? a.tu .lulv -J, «rtth BMUe »lid i.a.t*eBcor« to lxiiili d- tl.l.lan. i»U-«iu.«r «lid [umilinoli. Walk.-r. I'i.limorid. ("Itv Point aita Norfolk. wlUi mon«· ami paMM-tm.-rr- to (.id Jioiiiiuti.u ». m."erN«jM*niMa ??t??, ?...-i..u, wild ukIm* and j.t ???t ... μ ? (.,. aaaa. ·· »u.e.i Uliamarla, Mall-tt, ? or!.·'I», -«alii mdae and tr· .? to dd nomili:.,n :¦<. ... hark Ideal Ila',. Tr*|ianU, Bordeaux ¿<i day*, with iron tool Sel, rMMlte »ea(r..r lln.* Bart la-ruo-i.« ?..ri, -..lu-fm-n. Aberdeen 43 dava, m ballata to túnel., Util .· A- l'i. RarS ? «lean-id*. « ornü-c. «'ait.an.'ii lune ?r. via Dela-rare Bi-ea'.·water, wiiji -uaar to «in.inell. Mtuturn ? «?; r«aarl to Brett, «¡ou A co. ii*rk Mart! (««dolar spam, ("oll-11, llava.ua June 29, tu bal. la.«l to Mciiaelio. G?. if A \>. iliii! K:tjrl". ...« Dui. ia. .l.uiei«, ?.?. am 46 dav*, wlto aagei to order. line Aairu-tte ((1er·, Bohn, Aru-ajn 44 dava, with -uyar toordor. ·"" -.In I-.ila «-lifltm illt,,l'f-r.'. "t .lolui. Ml. !· «lava, wits ium- bi'i ?·. ? il -in ili A ¦<·. remi I a» Haamwell Brae. sein l,,ra i: Hi r_n-e. iH.k, «-av'auuali '.· .lav«,«-nth luoibet to nrdar: »eaa«l t-. I.vai.«, Ball ? c. >rlii \A ai liiee, I'i-hi.« K«-ckUud. wiili liuif t« Il avi laud A Pre··, ? Kein I'nrota*. Baa·»!*. Jacttsaa ville ? «lav», «via, lumbnr to JmIiii B.ivntou'N .-«..??, v..*«...| t< Wan« ? ilav." !-elir lau'oma. «"ruckett, UockJand, with ?:???«? Hav.land A "Win v. St ,.? Idaho. Karr. Ko«k:aiu!, with iluie to Havilaod A l*r<·· aaa. -...?-«Mirer lleri». Buie.-r, l'h. .n.-aton with Unie to Havi lJlid ?· Ph-«-(.j rtT-Tli.· fo'iut«ine vfevl* arrivivi yoetvrday, but were iK»t tn ? -???·>|???? n· w· >t«iainer Aalitirook Bri. Kirkaldv. Pliiladri|itiia, lu SallMt to ~wau ,v Bes H ? Billy «-un·.·<.:?. of Windsor. ?'-· -Iiillioa 44 dava, «la I anuo*, with non ..?·· le oi.l. ? .··> vi t·. J F Wliiuiey -? '-¦-¦:; Wind al :«»n,ly II cloudy. At.'.^f oiiil, NorUi, « :.»r « LI ????. Kleamrr* FluniUr«. ie!i fr \V),¡...>,i,r«t. lí:.i-e,ton. ?«t A a. u.·.· «-inali·.· ?? (*·. Olaf lían·, tnu« -¦· k* liliali, .?. ., «Viiata-tuvlla ia*a baric. Pljraioathaad KuaharStS ... m- ul W.e li,, .-«on, Tim.miau llavaaa and Mr-He·*» parta ? Al. ??,?,???. ?· ».ai« «"»n.n.l.I. 11.«» Ml ?**· hall.. H Mail.il> ? ,. ,,??«. Bailli-, J U Krem« <«<n "ATiltney itou, 1( ? Maaaek. I .?.«·:» )'.. Kirt, Hundbera Itavaaa, Ja« ): '.v «r.i ? ("o Finnic, Gru:. KSila-telpkla, «? p. p ci,.·· Mill« Panila· ,.\i.r »van.,., 11 air» bu re. Bocl. manu, Ovriels A ... Barka Baaaaaa Ita ? te/tp.Bau «I au - ?: e ·-¦>.,.. lene, 'i.iij. lai!'.»:. «il.l1. .ali I· .·:· e. Illa:. Ii'oid. Hruu« * o ». «la, \«'ai ·¦ Ba .I ii*· ..iie il lns*eraull, ? ,.? Molteto, Dilatai» -....o ·..·, te« li·., MaT "l«. «J .Batowu ··! I ahi.,.nth toi ????- ? 'μ ? ·??... BI. li .' Ki.ink Mal inn. l'ivoii Mr·. At).I..,t.,¿an in ???,?,'?,·, ?.'.?t I V lUiiion .?.????«?. A i:..r!:iii.t, ?. ut, Adel· , Mal let * μ.??μ.?? a On Mani«, .» Mlfmaitd li».. ». fll-l. -.,...iv all A >'«) Boa· . -I.i.i.v ., feC· <*»r:r ?... ·, .?*, l'un.!.. 1.Uve A o -, «J ¿. ?.?:-?..« \ John I».inn ..o:,¡. I . buam, l'.-iu. Ii rtrowbiid ..««¦a, ell,·. G?. ?,,. 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Zti.'i, hUas « 1.« i.u. lui ? ai'r ,s/<,/)_/)! ,?? ,V«- ,' ??,. «·' ?',',-t Pljt.1 ? TOWI ? -in.;..(??????«·1 fan* kit in-*j>ocrion>» ¦Ila: ve.-.. Siiirt». socks, HauioU. all very «ruoti. ? ». ,· ?:, yon a «-oiré no. Private Flamtrau, ttuM ali tu«· urtieiee ni' «Mar kit bave battona on theml" G? Itala W t**ssaV laTi'iiiri: " No, mi." Colonel. "? sii How's that. m !" Prívale ]·'.: " Aiu'l no LuiUm« ?? the towel*. Pkt. i horas of ladies t<i mmelj rtirata who je aaceadias the ??.,.?.?- to aaa« dot-orations: "oli. Mr. « « etloiv: .'. . take «-are ! l'on'! e·, .? le .luli|-t'rot;* ? ] lo et.:, e d'ivi ? Oli'." lie· tin .- MUT, Mv.ei ,???, don't ? ou th iik "*?ß?1 better lei a iuarrieii (¡titilliti" _____________ Aaaasai a Bed-bun, K'nnelu -. [tata, Mkw, Venda, At., Cleared out !.. iMU-tiitU, Ll NDliOi;..'« PERPI Ml*. 1.: ? ? \ Hi ni.v \. D «mi «. af. D.f 144 Lexlnj-ttaa.are. urar -Hi,.»·, , Attention <·«·.?:.·* ae·. ???\? rofrc-liiii!· t«· tli«· feveriah invalid is ? A It RABTS »il M ?'« ???G? 11- .,..,,: · ?:?.| and liilla.u inai, rv ?, ,:... ?. « ;?-],.?»«. .« iii.it .·! an« .Ìlici «a.ino. I«uld Ujr ali «Ini,· ??·:\??«????t?? ? «>? ELECTRIC BELTS. ??? ¡e« and ?G??.1??? num.·) for Ihe cur· ui ?·;?;?«p-.«.. CHROMIC aa ? aPKClAI. DISKS ITt.VKHH.llHKK UAMA \M« « «·. ¡?* a -id ?.let Broadway, Hi a I i... S.-iid for I>aui|.blet an,! " I he !.:·.':, li, t · ,tii mt in - -., irr Pi .1 ? «.II i:i'.M IN" lie ii 1 PH l|»»l orli e. *?1 Broad. War, Sten Nark. if:« :>¦·..«. vv ¡fl |.·| .- . -et of ii.el esaaa i>-tore .« ui after ? aia·. Duplex Safety Boiler Co. Ucxter Automatic Cut-off Engines. '?? ..1'tl.iU'II «t., ?. ? ',', G? ii,k :?. «I ___t_ __*__¦ ¦ _r~a_ »AFl - 11 ?« am Yi'i-Ai i.ig OTIS ELEVATORS. .VIM it:.!»-Mi.it·. é\ * ».. IAS M r*. VLLRNiS BRAUS G«»??1> poritifnlj iiwaw von» del. lilt« aie! all weak ? «j. ,.? daDMUlW «irireue» all.liiii:. »? · -.,·.. »a«.· .. un r»·· CRI G?????», Ut l'un«... ? Apollinare " ??? QUEEIí OF TaOLE WATERS." Bee» ..· Jeurnal. "Exctptùmalfy firtMmrtd. Pure and agreeable. A grteU bam to continental tr.i | «.. < / s." New York Medical Record. ANNUAL SALE, 9 MILLIONS. Of mü .//,'.·-, Drntggtpft, sWJtfawvW Weeer a BEWARE OP IMITATIONS.

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Page 1: chroniclingamerica.loc.govchroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030214/1881-07-15/ed-1/seq-8.pdfLOCAL MISCELLANY. CUI.K»RATION BY 1KKNCHRESIDENTS. COMMKMOKATINH THK KAU. Of THK BASTILE

LOCAL MISCELLANY.CUI.K»RATION BY 1KKNCH RESIDENTS.

COMMKMOKATINH THK KAU. Of THK BASTILE BV A

FK IK.The tricolor fluttered ;*t over·, turn in the rcf-ion

Just août h of Wiishiiif-tofi-aquare yesterday, fur July14 in this anniversary of the tnkini* of tue Bastile,ami the occasion of tlie National fete held liy theFrench ¦ocietleool' tin« city. ? procession, consist¬ing of tin- ten leading French societies, Company Dof the Hth Kt«(-iii;ctit, and a battalion of the La¬fayette ('minis. iMtst'iulileil in Washint-tnií-sijuar«- atl(i ». in. ami manheil to the office of the Consul-General. A.TtefajT**·. Charles Kcnauld. presidentof the Mt, male a short address, ¡lasunint the Con-a«il of the att.i<tiiiit-i:t of the French citizens to hiin-Ht-tf, ami i n trust ? ?? ti» him a dispatch of ¡-p-ctinií totlie I'r.sideiit ..f th· French Republic. Hie Consulwas also presented with a gold medal hy the hocietoChorale rKspt'i.uu·«·.Then the mcinhcrs of the procession betook them-

Mdvcn to Lion t'ark. The attendance waa not larsrotlirmif/h flu* «lav, Init there waa plenty of amuse¬ment. Five «cuts «-ave the visitor ii stick shapedlike an o.'«r and number«·«!. Then the wheel of for-ltin«· trat piviii ¡t turn, and the correspondiiif- nuiii-lier to that on svhicli th«· pointer rested when thewheel stoppe«! dresv a priae. Hy pa*, in«· 10 «cutsyniini; men were enabled to don a hideous double-face«! mask, the eye*« of which svere closed, and thenwalkim· forward to try to knock a small stick froma iH-at with aehib. Near hy, young: w«»tnen blind¬folded essayed to reach ? thread banging beforeth«'in ami cut it with a pair of «e isso is. Peoplerolled liall« into holes, dived into treat hairs, tookrh.i'iccs in a mutinied roulette table, the prize«- ofwhich ffVN ma«'CiU-<ions, and altogether every onewas very happy. The prizes, which sverò displayedat i'very turn, embraced almost cviv kiiosvn objectfrom watch and chain to '' une collarette Sarah It· rn-liar.lt," a "flacon ritmn/n de. bully.'' ami " six bou-Willes West India stomach hitters.''The feature of the day WM an excellent concert

by Rudolf Bial'a orchestra at 4 o'clock, in whichthe Marseillais«· wa.s introduced. A. Lefaivre, thoConsul-(.onerai, arrived about 7. Others présentwere ('huiles Rciiuiild, L. Lafon, Charles L. Islauf-***·*** and J. \V« ill.The ball oponed at 8 in the pavilion, which was

liiiiihf svith Chinese lanterns and particolored l.iitilill··, and lir-svorks were displayed at ? o'clock, chiefamoiii* which sv a« a representation of the l'astile,riii-r«- sv.is a

" grand tombola " at 11, alter whichSeewab-S Ordì« stia continued the music loi «lani¬ni ·. mA similar celebration svas held at Jouera Woodan«! \\ aehiogtOfl 1'ark by several Pleach societies.aiuoli)· winch svere the ("ernie Artistique Français,;??..·..?.;·-. Cnlioaire Philanthropique Mardi («ras\ssociaf.i'»n and Orpheut Krain-ais. Tlie presidentuf the fete svas [.. Lebeul and the vice-presideut,Ferdinand Paie, chef at tin· Astot limis··.The ·1.?|"? «aere tlyinir from the City ilall yestcr»

day m citiiiilimeiii tu um celebration by the Ftenchresidents ot tins city of the mint v-.v*con<i aainivei-kary of the taking Of the Beatile,

TOPICS OF THE DENTISTS.CCOftOtVUB sussions OB thk convkntion 1?-

l'K.KS ItK.Al».UtO scientific healing of the Convention of den¬

tists now iu session in Irving Ball waa somewhatilisturiied > ester.iav by the rc'iiark of one «»f th«ap»-a,kers. svho admitted that after all «'«enlists areDiiiy *' teeth earpei.ter.s." and that he himself sviisbut an " avéra«-!· m··« haine." Another delegate in"referring tua «i shed chantre m the nomenclature ofdentai science added, "

«se shaLi then has·· the tipto*· blue blossom .if perfection.

rhe following names were registered yesterday.??.'?,????? 1211 in all W. C. Tillini*li;.st, Providence,]¦'. J.; W. Taft, Cincinnati; VV. Morgan.épringuold,/.lass., 1». S. 1'u-kiTiuau. Tauuton. Mas,«.; E, Hun-tot Jatkson, Miel·. ; C. Butler, develan«], Ohio; E.?. '..¡??G???·!, Ni'sv-llusi'ii, Conn.: Ú. C. Brown.Kliaaboth, !». J ; ·!· H. Bi-ihop, P. ?. ? ?.??, J. Allenunti tv Ni Plafxg. New-York S. H. Unilford ml l>.1·. Miiitn. ihiladelpiiia I \V. I'l-ophy. M. 8. Deannini E. S. Tai..ot, Chicago J. C. MeDouguil and G.1!. Chawtdler. Bostón.Th·· lii-st paper «liarnaaied wm the one read ?.? G??-fessoi Francis ai.:..,it us 1 »entai Caries." The dis-cu««i..·! «sa« ..lirici .m lis On. Bodoeker, .viles,Bncktngham. Abbott, Atkinson, Chandler, Waters,Fredericks. Moa-re, Croiise, lirophv, l'aft, Barrettami Fien e. pToíeeeor Bodee.kei claiiuied that thet iiries s·, is l'ausi «1 bi ilillaniinatlon in the «leni ineI>r. Abbott tin«iiüht il «vas .tue to the acid conditionof tilt« set let ;t,n in .o'.ilaet ssllh theti'eth. 1 >r.Fierce «'.«.plained why a UtBgro'a teeth ate solid «,.

Iouk a.siieitses ..?. ooarar diet, and why they falldui when he lises on h.iui.is oi aeiui-soli<la ThePtnntmof Hi.tication not being in aaa.in tin· latterinstate·, tins lust the eapacit y lor use. aud nature¡las II.· li.se fur .hue·«. The doctor ud.l«eil theifiaking of ss atei, tea ,,r ooffee before or altermeals, lut n>. t w aile one ia eatiu«*, Ai the adjoiini-ineiii a ????;·>>p·;?? her Mmk a pi.-tane ..f tue iiiemhcis.11 a lír ,;i¡. lit.in th· stei.s >1 the hall,lutin allerii.ii.ti. a ..imiiittee of three was ap..»«.iti;«-.! to draft suiiatiie ?«·«,.: ut iu:,.s rexarding thelaaaacination of Frnaident Oarfleld. DnL Abbott, ofNew-York, Liteh, of f-nilailelphin, a:·«; Predericka,at New-Orleaua, were appointed and svili report this

xii.rmii/. lii. ?' G La Kobe preaented a rubber¦aliva bag, ss hi« ¡? had uot la en patented, and · mo'Mil WM Iliade timi a dentist's gi'o.is dealei sì:,.nidaetequeeted Uiinakea qaautit*· .«? ihesc baga Dr.Mills, utf iiioiikl in, reporte«! that a moveini nt is onfoot, anion-' i.it.un arms ohieers to have CongreMappoint auitabie men andeutiata to the ofhee· ofu (iHtenanta, who shall go ont svith the arutieoon th«·bentier.? p,i,)«T on " Spontaneoua Abrasion " svus then

ft i:sen ss ed by 11rs. ( !nan«li« r. Atkinson. Barrett, Litch,SN »têts, t'ii.shiii-.r. Piunlentiurgand llrockway. Ih··f-enoral opinion s%a.s tint ,? ,« m-nrwal ¡>s- acid«,¦«everai insali. ·>¦ were ..-iti-d svliere .hal.-rs in acids«Sire titilli.if.1 ny tll.lt te> til sse.uilie· ,i|t. A dile--aie mentioned a «?? rgymaii ss lio a?t?t aaw an a«-i«l»as« that canaed i«s ins tin" -ernioaa. and it-a as taoughl itiat his trouble ss as cauaed by anfclkeli Oi· bancti s paper ??? " Anietheaia " 11 n ·.

Itaenaaion from lira Litch, Barrett, Bnckinubainand Atkinson. An theapeakenagreed mat nitroua.ixide ^'a.s, or langhiug gaa, aa it ?« more popularlyllaiueo, wa.s i..s tat the Ml'·«* alia-st i.e. le to use,Mali.«!·.·-« -luiss t hat one death iM'CUra in '_'.7iH) a.imiuiatratioua «>t bloroforni. >>ne m ÜH.tXiO <·? ether,ai"i linee deaths in.?. ;>ilt»,(Kid eases ss here nitrouslaida «.'as ss a« used. Jin« report of Sia-tuia VI. was |-*reaented by its chairman,l»r. Odell. This am-tion inclod«*· patñolo«-*'tiicraiieiiti· s and materia iiied.ia. Owing t(^ in··ta.t tliat i.*e (;.inventi.,n ia h.i.l in .Inly insilati ..1àagtwt, as usual, no papen ss er·· readj lb. Btock«bui, Newark, N. !.. then reported .«-?? lion I., on"Artilii ial Dentisi is," "Chemistry" ami "Metal-lurgy," an·! papera wereread uy ??», J. Allen, tarant,Plagg aii'l ilairini'tiiti.At ihe evening anaaiou Dr. Waters offered a res«»-liition iipproviiu· th«· calling ol an InternationalCommiaaton which ahal establish standard melhodafor taatimg visual eeuteneaa and oolor-blindueaa.¡{..soliitioiis expression, avmpathy for PresidentOarfleld and i..s buoly, abnorranee ol the aaaaaaina-In.u. and a hope that the President'· life mas ?«-

Mated, were paaaed by a unatiimona atanding r«it«,Ii was decided that tin- meeting uext year v.ill lieheld in Cincinnati, The election of otiicera resolte«]as foUowa Preaideut, II. A. Smith, ..l Cincinnati ;I·iist yice-pr.-.-iiieiii, \V C. Barrett, ol Buttalo;I« e.Ulli vici-pl-i-sldelit. (i. J. i'reilericll, of NeviPrisain; n-oording ¦eeretartr, ??. II. Cnshing, nfChicago; coi ? e«pniiii n«,' s.· n tary. Albion M. Dudley,.ii Sa;, in. Mass.; treasiu.; ,\\ ||. (.udd.tid, ol Loui .-riU«N Ky.;chairman of tin« Ezeootire Com.mi..). S. Cronos, «>i Clucago.

Will WORKMEN Ahi: NO! HAPPY.'Ihe itrike of 'longshoremen at the VanderhiltSlcMit.il' pi.r, at Si\ts-...ev. :ith-rtt. and the North¦river, was uneventful y«9steniay. The new men,«who «{-lii \s uri« m u body W'ediu siluy aftornooil atI o'clo.U. on account of some diaaatisfaction withth.· l..teman returned to work yesterday morningami tiiii-iied naloadiog tin« Crane al LU o'clock,G·?'«·??·' of th·· m« ? ssei. sent ss ith her to Holaik« nb> unload s..me balea ol Haz. after which the ves«··I

was tak« ? to Hrookl* ti. Must of the men were thonput o work in the grain elevator until another ahiuarris«·:-at tin- j.i« ? The strikers were qniet, audHaul that thr.v «s.-r. confident of raoress In the end.A ineeting of tbe liu«.s Horaeahoera' Aaaociatmn

-ras hold laal evening at Millinian'a rJLall, in Seveuth-ave. It waa stated thai 12? memiiers had 1,.·,·-. u-pslled, and a.« aeon as a majority of the lioam s in ther:is had :«i tun.· members a'new schedule <>i higherr.ites ssiuiit! be mads and enforced. The '«>. nettes ofthis movement, ·!? employers «ay, they are ss LIlingtatbara svith then workmen, anil their wagea wiube taereaso·!.The demand which the tool-sharp«· tiers made, tometime .i|*o. for an increase ol BOoeutsadaj ia ssìik'.·«am! ? retliiction to nine hours for a «ias^s work, hasbasa ai-c«-d«'il to, ami the emphirera hase, in conae

Monco, raised tin prio oi sharpening toóla [rom %\to Í1 -¦"> a hundred.A large meeting of tobaoc«*-workers -.vas held last

aveaing at l.im-oln Hali, in llouston-st. Measure·¦rote dis«: u.«?«-«1 for securing higher wage· aud other-(...cessions which are regarded by them as benefl--ial ta their traile.

THE EVIDENCE Al.L IV.The invi-st i|/atiiui into the cliiiu'r·. .r'aitisf the

poli«·«· t 'mini) «.«?·:nera was contatine«] yoaterday l»o-foi-i- the afayor. Mi Audrewa on behalf ox tin·Mas or, ? ni ? ".m. .u ei.nsi,! ¡rabieevidence it: rebuttalÜ that pioitu.-ed by the defence, it aasshown thatth«· .Maim had been sni.|in-,t,a--ii t.. appeal before ih.·lirand Jury and nise s n|. m e ixiUuei uilll the m i/-lecl ol I he i'oliee ( 'iilnmisMoncrs to has«· the «ti. et.«rleaticd.

1'r«)fessor Chandler, of the Board of Health, wasagmta «sailed, and he Imtitted thai rorreatsnniieneetuoi passe«! between the BoardaofJiaaltti an PoliceWith ii-fei«-in-e to the separ. ti'jn of a«i.<-, an«! gar·taaarn. Tl««· Ko.ird of rltaaith pnrtt-atsd agaiuat theftÜJaag oi sunken iota in liarlsra with a mixture olgarbai*«*, street dirt and ash«*s, and when the workvv .s continued the lloai 1 of Health caused lilearrest ot som· of the stuployea ..f the >??.·?·? Clean·ilo-lliiican. <·?? .1 n ? 'J*, 1874, a resolution waspassed b] tin- Board ol Health requesting the Hoardci Polio* to inform the form : Board that measuresha«! basa taken to remove ashes ami garbage in s.-i>-ar-'tt·-. ? alts in «sii.it «treets Mich limns ul« wen·luade un«i tlie «ii,«.c.-s th it, had uts-nd·«! the effort

to remove ash«»s and garbage separately. Tho effortt«. euforico tho law was linally abandoned in 1875by the police.

Air. Andrews here announced that he had nothingmore to oder in the way of evidence The Mayorsaid that he would adjourn the case until «luly 2d,wlmn tbe counsel will proceed to sum up.

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A DBHOGIST WHO SAYS HE WAS DRUGGED.A man who said that he kept a drug store inTlroad-st., Newark, t«dd a Hingular story at Polit·«HiaiMlquartcrN y*'.st<'rdiiy, t«» the effect that while on

ii steamer he hud Wen dnnrged, or rather anattempt had been made to «imp him, bv Mime un¬known persons. The object WM aupiMised to be rob¬bery, but it was not accomplished. Itmncctor Th irnelistened to the «t«iry incredtlbrashr, and sent a «let.tive with the druir«iist t#» search for the nlleeed eon-spiratoi«, He reTaaed to tnll the man's name, butKave it as his opinimi that the man was not perfectlywane. The driieirist wa· fonti«! t-o be Dr. ErnestDreher, of No. '¿v.\ Broad··*., Newark. He niu<1 lastnight that h« left eumlngton Tucadav'«m the steamer NorravranHett. He baduo stateroom, »rid luv down on one ofthe sofas. Shortly after midnight a mitii lav downopposite him. Df. Dreher asid thai he wne dozing.but presently be became consolons of tbe odor ofchloroform and «liteovcred that tbe druir had beenpouted on the breast «if his coat. Suspectinc that¡m attempt had been inaile t«> chloroform and rohbim he put himself on his guard, II«' noticed a eol-ored chambermaid in conversation with a ooloredwatchman. Aftertvard she took a seat near thestair»vay lendini.·· t«> the ¡OWST deck and kept awatch upon his movement·. Krotn her point of ob¬servation she «'«»nid se«· everybody in the saloon.11«· s;t\v her make sign· t<> the men in tin« saloon.Peeling the fumes of the chloroform overcominghim, Dr. Dreher sprang up suddenly ami rnshed to aroom which he thought was occupied bv the cap¬tain and demanded protection, tl«· »vas enminn·t*-cd by th·· hagiuige-master »»ho «mlv remarkedthat bethought Dr. Dreher waacraxy and bale himkeep quiet. Dr. Dreher says that be then asked tohe allowed to stay in the pUot-honae, but bis re-oie.asT was refus«·«!. II«· then m}d he would shout mur-der if any of those " cutthroats" (meaning the men inthe saloon) came near him. He walked to and froacmes tin· saloon until t!i«> boat arrived in New-York. Then In· started to go to ihe Chambers StreetHospital, but wartsodaaed tîiat he walked l«· Pftrlt-

iitsteiul. Me then went to Newark. Dr. Dre¬ier appeared to hocicar in mind an«! to have a vi» idrecollection of all the event« of the night upon theboat. He believed that the intention nf Cue menwas to drug and rob him und then throw his bodyoverboard. He had in his possessi ? at the lini«·only his watch and a small sum ol' money,

THEOABFIELD FAMILY FUND.Th<> fumi »»hieb is being raised f«»r tin· President'sfamily lias reached $140.004 50. excluding th·· sub¬scription of $.1,000 sent in th«· name of Samuel l-'os-dlck, of Cincinnati, which was yesterday shown tob«· spurious by Tin: Titillisi: Yesterday's gifts

were the smallest of any «la»' since the beginning Ithey .-iiiiottnted to $2,340. .Mr. Field lias a letterfrom .lohn W. Mackey, ol California, written Tues¬day, in which he states that »»ith reference to thesubscription he prefers, at present, to »»-ait, forvarious reasons. ".Should any unfavorable out¬look «ouïe," 11«: continues, " yon willtluii limi me in the front rank."A letter »»hieb «-ame in printed characters fromPhiladelphia said that " Birdie" Haslnton wanted toIPve sotnethiugtoward th·· fund fur Molli«· t ¡atti eld'smamma, so she sent a piece of «ilyer which her papahad given hit »alien she was 'a little bit of a cili.''Mr. Field sent his office boy with the «"tin, aa oldSpanish piece, in o Wall .Street among th.· dealers inforeign exchange with instructions to sell it. Theboy «-ame buck with 20 cents as the proceeds. There¬upon Mr. Field sent tor it again, an,! later a [rienilot the movement gave $20 tor it.Following ar·· the additional subscription· re¬ceived yesterday up to 4 o'clock p. m.

O. H. «.'¡ark.'.$1,000 Rear] and lta-ssic ... ?A. D. Jlltlliard & Co.. G.(?>.? F. B. M. (??.-iy ... 5Benjamin Krewster 500 \ Herman clerk . lUsury M Kleid lOOlUruce M, K. K wing,M. H. Uowant and w. 100 .Terse! «it» . 1»V.C. limiten IO«, s. ?,. RoynoTda.1Kiuplores In work- -

sn««p at N·». 75 Mer- fU.SJfleist . li Previously no·c.viiis Field Jndson io knnwtalged.... 137,ß.'?ß .r·«».Francis JJudsou. loAhrabain AM.lev, Hum total... $14O,00t IH)

« 'li.it liant. ? V G·?'.??,uai,,??,, July lt..The Corn nini Flour Exchangetullía authorised ?, 11 I luntructod us pre lilenl toappoint aoouunitt e to confer with «similar cnnitiiitu-c«that may be authorised imd apiHiinted ¦:· tie Hoard ofTrade and ottusi «minnierctal aud busbies« urgaubiatioueIn renani to subscribing lo tin· fund f«,i *trs. Qartteid.ACCIDENTA FROM EXPLODING KEROSENE,A kerosene nil cooking sin.e explode«! yesterdayut ?,, VJ Fnnrth-ave Annie Reorder, age'eighteen,a servant giri, stood near the stove, 'lue burning.»il »»as thrown over her dress ami net lire i<> it, andthe girl was very badly burned. Ber mistress, Mrs.Trover, in the attempt to te.tr the hnruing clothesfrom the girl's body, was burned about th·· hands,Tbe servant \»a-sent to the New-York Hospital t· ?tbe police.Mis. Annie Henry, age twenty-three·, of But-lei and Di vision-ave*., East New-York, !.. I.,

w:is severely burned ycatenlay morningby the explosión of a can <>f k· rosenetroni which s!:·· was ponring "il on the Hre mli- -1- kitchen. She Ihm] overslept and leaireil tokiudiu u fire in ? hurry to get breakfast foi her bn»-baiiil. The explosion of the «an threw humilia oilover the woman, who ran into the street, undthrowing berseli down, tried to extiuvuisb theflamee by rolling on the ground, Oneol the neigh¬bors, (ieoi'ge Schnei«ler, hearing 1er screams, ranwith a blanket to her assistance, ii.- succeeded inputting out the rlaniea, bui noi ht. Mrs. Hen?was very seriously burned and ber recovery mdeemed doubtful.Yesterday noon, Mrs. Mary Wray.age forty-seven,of No. 080 Grand-si., Urooklyn, ponred kerosene oil

niMin the lire in ber range. The oil caught Hre andthe can exploded, scattering the liurning tin ? I overMrs. Wray ani liei daughtci Mary, age seventeen.Both were badly liurncd before lb«· llame« wore ex¬tinguished. They wen· taken t«> ?.?',-t i'. Hos¬pital.Hat fie Huai,··, age twelve, of No. 83 Ferry-ut..Brooklyn, was aeriouslj burnml alioul the hands andface by the explosion of a can of kerns nc «,ii fromwhich she was trying to feed the kitchen lire. 8bo

was taken to St. Peter*· Hospital.Mis Alice Monuhan, age forty-nine, <>t No. :i.i7I'm in.iti-st., Brooklyn, also tried to hasten the Iniru¬ing of a tin by using kerosene oil asfueL The Home-n;. ni: u u i ;i lei I to t he eoi tents o I he «alt ami It ex¬ploded 'Ih«· woman »»as seriously hurt, aud waataken to St. l'etti- -, Hospital.

FRE6I1 BBEEZE8 FOB BICE CHILDREN.Tho Floating Ifospitai <·! 81. John's Guild madeit-nl'tli excursion of il>·· season Wednesday. Thebarge left (iuiou's Pier, No, '.'.», North River, ;tt 8:15

a. ?·., with a large number ol sick persons on lioanl,and upon arriving al Ihe loot ol I'ltth-.st., Kantliiver, th«· master found the pier coverpd with siekihililnii and mothers, ready to embark for an ex¬cursion in the lower bay. These trips are made«¦», ?··.- Tuesday, Thursday and Sal unlay daring ? heseason. Since the last ocknowlcdgmcut thi follow¬ing amounts have been ontribut« ? for this object(too. A Clark at Uro. t"-·'··1 ' t'hlmann. teaGardner B. i^olby, for lid ward Hill. ·_·.'.o.-lie\elll-lo;. 250 » A I / ? I'. 11.·_'.",Mrs.K.8.1. 100|W. ? J O'Mrlen. 'j;.ll. in«1 v. Martinez, Ybor <hI I. VV, .«. Co. I··«' <'··. . "G.W.P.C. ACo. Hi· tacJlu, Neuser «t ito

I. W. ??.-??, lor I'.ll i iiliiiit^i's SoiiH.. '.!"·Hamlv H«»«iU Pilots K«i ic I.... 'jo«' \ ? itOi. ·'·«, .lae.ii, 1·'. W.Vekall ... '¿QGeo. ? Osgood. SO \ It. 15Spelili .V Co. 50 laa.eilv .·(·,.. ia(, M . .".(· II. II N.iiliioi. inG I).· ll, atfct'O . 50 II. 1). »»? lies . 1«!ItolaiUl Hi «Ini'.ii.l. '_'., ?,·-,.. II. Im!. . Kli: 111». '¿:> Mia, C. It. tìllion.10Lloyd Aspluavail. ·.·.-, M:v.. W ??. ?.m. ?»1 s· . ?G, l. I.e li-,?,??,.n :¦ _ ioI·' Alexandre a. Sona. li. M. PUa. ."..l-.llllsl.l ? l.nk ?- ( '«>. 'J'· li. ,VM.Ö1..S. ,«. I.IU. .VI«). ¡«5-

"Nettle". 25! Total. s<l,7ii,i

? ri.'lKSI'S RETALIATION ON A BUTCHEH.Father Fleming, the pastor of st. John's UmuanCatholic Church ut Orange, N. J., who i-ned '¡'htComet circular against a uuniber >i promincul citi¬

zens m a. ruinit o: t lie ir a ?·? ion in ?,roi ?????; ;i/.'a:iist?? Inri her cxii-iiMoii, »villini the »:ity limils, ol s.|.John's Church <'euii'ter.v, lias adopted the system of" Boycotting" in the cose ol one of the men whosikini·«! tin- petition t«i the Couiuioii Conni;! to pro¬hibit the proposed extension. The muri " Boj'-iii'.tetl" is.1. BrunoHoae, a butelter an.l a UomuuCatti,·??(·. Hoag has supplied the iin.ii furnished t.«the parochial wndd« nee. the Orphanage and Home oftbe sister· of Mercy. Thieousloui bus ?,,??? takenfrom bini aud he lias also Uipl th.« custom of RomanCatholic familie* through, ii Is stated, tin- influenceol tin· pnert. Hong has visited Father Fleming andend« a»,ut·,I I" placai«· him, lint was «illiplv told toh,· more careful what he signed in the future. It iarumored that Father Fleming has received orderetroni hi· superiorato retract the offensive luuguugecontained in his circular, and a movement is tab] tohave been pul un fool !·.» influential members «·. St.

? John's Church to have him removed from tin parish.A man »» h<· w·· the object ol sunn- of the attac s [jjth«· priest's circular lias »»iiu«-ii i«> him denying tbe:i. s.in«;:..·· contained iu the circularas relating tohimself, and demanding ? public retraction ol thechargi ··

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. thi: I.\si <»G THE 48TOBIA UUBGLARS.In tbe Queen· County Courl ol Sessions, atLong Island City, yesterilay, Lawrence Madden, thelast «,? ?,,,- Astoria masked utirglai - oaptureü by lu-

apector Murray, was allowed t·· pi eau guiltv toanIndictment charging burglar] in the tliird degree,and waa s.· u te m «t io t in· Muli· G? ? ,? ? ¡«.? four j ears,I h«· µ-? em-e ol Madden disposes of all t l·«· men cou·c< rued ii 11,,-?«,,,ini us. .lonn James, James Uiieyaud Jamea McCnrthj are In tbe Auburn Prison, tbelirst named serving a sentence of thirty-tive a·.·!,-,la'iie.v eighteen years and McCarthy tweuty-tivcyears, all having been convicted In IS70. Itiiej atthe inn« ?«- iiiu.i agallisi hin companion· and gavetinnii valuable information t<> the police, aim an ap¬plication »»ill soon be made tor lui purduu.

OUT-DOOR SPORTOGOOD ANI) BAD BOW-SHOOTING.

A LARÜK ATTKNllAJiCK AT THK CLOUINI» DAY OFTHK AUCHKliri' TOl'KNAMKNl.eCOKKS OK THKWINNERS.

The National Ar<*h«>iy Association closed itsannual tournament yesterday wit li a succession of intor-eatiiix nontOSta which were nloonlj watched by a laricentinihe.r of spectators, tho attendance bci»»«r the largestof any «lay of tin·, wonting The weather wu. warm, de-aplte .the breeze wliloh did its best to OOOl the perspiringmultItmle. Tlie team-hoot for u sliver bu«*l<· trophy waswell contented, and was won hy the CtoQegO Hill ClQb ofCinciimntl with the good score of 1,011. The handicapmutches in the afternoon dui not furnish soninoli amuse¬ment to the spectators us the " Press Match."The prises wcro distributed in the sveatng at the

Pierr-apont House amiti unici npphnise and good fediti«.·.An exhibition of fireworks was gi veti in front of the. hotelut il. Following are the leading scores :

TKAM BBOOTtNO, MKV.

? no l ·'«) ?arrow» arruwi errowal

at at at Tofnl.(*>(! yd'*.! 50 yds.I 10 yds.

I

i i« ?t

Collese Hill. Ctii«"lnn»tlimitalo ToxopUoUteaHighland Park Club. s:: ::«..-. loUt Clalri'liili .| H7 Hi«, lui f-liayteii liinv II Club _I Ti'Hos |:iii.|llnioklvn «'luiNew-York ("¡ut..Orli ma Cinti .

Newark Tuatmliolltoa....Pequoaaetta, iioaioii.l'OllghkM |.«ie ('lidi.

02 »801107 M.·« HOIftt2|81* l.iìll!'t :e..t ilo ,-..;¦: n-i"H7!:-.'.!1 ¡,543MI 13 019 SOI 1.63?ani t l.*-|H"*0l:*03| l,f*17

Its «liti ".'«H 1,8047<? :u:i 10."·· I··..',; lo« "'18¡288;1,h4UIT, ??-.?? ??»·.'?:»??107?.G.:?7,,'7??1,2?·-04 224 S<i:'.>7á!ti»:i|tlWi2.")fl|l.«iO'¿r- .'-.'s 70 J.''-1 9ft 41*7 310 048.Mi 21K) HI 2*7 smil·.: 107 i»«·.');i7 107 471823 281174,1 lai ?ß4

TKAM SHOOTING, WOMEN.t;ti Arrowaat BO yds.

[lita Stur.·.Newark Toxophollte*. I 137 OtflCollenT Mill, t'liitduiiiitl. IIS ftOt*Itrutiklyii .I IOB | 4KI

.iirs's handicap..is Arrow- ut 80 yard.·..

I>. ?. ? ishP. A. itti|ikl*uit. m. Hr..«vu ...

.1. I' V.l.'ii.«'. <i. Ilium-auid«i. \V. Kiin.c.iAttain ¡r.ivH.K.Taylor?«. It. Unan.«..a.N. K. HwartoiitJ U Ii. -liti'VHC. C. ?.·"!'.ti. A. ??,?,??, ?¬

il Veil

l'ai.Jl'.· 11*Ili1001 ·...1081841«lai111is:i.J17

Made. Total.l'.'SI '.'(I111

1-7Hillill»

'.'li'.l13818]117I-illini

348831H81¡CU82881?81 '-'SOS¡ton401«.".17390298

WOMEN 8 HANDICAP.4H arrows ut Ml yard«.

vi¬ llici"»·.Mr*, \t\ei«Mrs. Nasi,??«. Morrl-oiMis« Warrtlnvlira, Hor-rouiMrs. WildMrs. (Iloti*Miss l'a.1

tilt, 11Poluta.

i:aiW

· 775

KM11·;810

89

Be ire. Total.77 918

llll 911120 197IS.189:ts90

174s;,

191(1« Il«l17.i171174

Fifteen siiot In the presa maten. The best scores aregit, cu_

30 arrow*ai 40 yardaHits. Seero

II. Kill-stiiiri. /·,',?/¦,/,·,,/.·,! Star .I tO 89«'. \v elh.T, .· tlHiaH ''·'.,IM/,· ..(' . Iti S',Ma or t ..11 -t ii.;.., Harper * Urothera .j 1«'. 89II.·' ?.,,???.?, Brooklyn Ueneu 19 My.. «'. .¡??·.-. '.. ? >· ri, liera!<l . 988II. l'I il·Itile«. /.·, ... A *..,. //(.' ..... I 7 89.1. ". Culyrr, Journal 0/ tiUueaHon . -! 88

IlEATlNfl ???G. WINNKM UT! i; THF. RACE.A LITTLE III8CNDEB**TANl>INa ·. 1 BRIUIITON BEACI]

IN WHICH --..Mi ?. WERE SMITTEN.There wits more iinliapiiineas al Brighton

Ileaeli y..t.l.ia.i. A noi hei laee «;,. I.ik, " :ni;i,i friniitic winner. In the finirci race, one-alle, for eli a;.-··-,with light welter weights, 'i\.· ran Bntceniaa'· Sii*? ? ; ¡reara, 119 poundai, ni ??.t'» ·- < » 11 Moscow il,L'I«;.. I.ii'o land's e.ill --Ir·, riunii.· ? I. litio. Dooahqo'a unir··Eunice (A, i:t:ii. und liuti.' -m'alili- tita R. (9,100), Ella*wa* ih. fainrile, bui burnt a '·'.1 ri un and .1 .1 noi fin-|*h tbe coni e. Uta ? ime In Hi t bj half a dotentetigtha, In l 1 t -.·. Mim ·¦·. ae« md, Eunice third, and« traine fa rth. Nolan, who r ¦;.· M« mow, made som-iplalut thai Alta B, bad fouled afta-eoa Ih. f..ni.·,.e-.»led in croaaluK th« Imo* In front ..f Motteow, bntUlta Atta B. had a perfect riebt to do, il »he rasan far;:? front thai Mo nos aaa not compelled t«. hortenlita »trida G? feo«. Mueoo* «aa not lotstferedwtth t.y the ".?,..t. " bal on thla absurdeotnplslut thi race waa taken from Alta il. and ¦riven to··).,.·-..w. Of eourae, tho hacki-i «·¦ Alta ?. wen inn«,us,mid there waa iii'ich loud talk. In tin· confluititi thaifollow·«] ii ¦¦·. ati '· ·· ·¦ tillen TI.«vu. ria:,I tiaud" onthe man ? ireat blin, whom be iboutrtii the tblel G?ßpolice p?«,1.·.! up, Itere «? ?« ¦· acrimmage," m wh:, ??.I.« a iiii»iiiidei -lai .dia/, l'i- i-ald« ·,' Keeuan, of the Ne?York l'.o..1.1 .., Al:].Tiiiau, w .. Involved, und?.,'?? hi« dlcnlt) end .« ri. tliea uff red libegan t.i Inoli hi..· a Temutati* primar* in the»Sixth Ward. Due -neueIons turfman, whii wa* In thelliiel, of the »img-rle, «« ·, ..?.... ·. ,·¦! t.> iranaf« lid watchfrom his walat«'oal po «k t t«. ??« hoot Iu i:n;ii baate, andt.. ¡tilth .ml li un ile moh ««¦;:!) inn h 111 I« fit* I lual'v,,·,! 1 ? ?. -' »red, without nil) l>lood"ln«d mon m rimithan ttiat from a ft··* -itrte.keu noaea nud a fus bruisedbead«.The ?.??.?- r-n-i « were no! an exciting:. Mulkey'alIMi ?.,j,-,·. (3 years, -7 |k>iiik1h) »ou Hi« drat of1 '» mile·-, m I:'.«'·.·. bmilllU* .1« iiiiiii:;.· s ?,,??«.. i)u|-ca-l ?:..·. I. Il-i >·.ad. and l.'ll'ii' ?·G.« ttllvMate (2, >'~> third. MeMalmn'i« .¦· Heotllla.".. lili. Dal·.-s nil« Hell.iim ,:(. 7), Oraj-er'« fillyliernadlii·· CI. S7l, Wll ???? r. l.l'ii,·' Hill lion 'I. I INI), andt very'» filly VJnita (? ???? ran nn eland Outcast wa*tin favorite. Mutual ponla paid §12 .*.Arkerman'a borae burue (niceif, 107 puntiti«) won theRecoudra«'« nf '·? tin:.» m ¡1:10, alili Irving'« mareMaini·· fields C, 10-t aeeoiid, ami Daly'a tllli k:t(vClark (?, 1-17) llilrd. Ruruhain'a mar«. Marchitinea- ('.,«).n, Wil ¦.nu'·« líelllii- "»I.·. ! u". «... '.U 1. and Hi ,.

n.·: Vagrant (aged, IQ*) ran iinplaeed Mutual ticket*,$1270 Mamie tlelda was t h« favorite,The third race ni mi!- beuta imi- won bjAekerroan'a mare Una «'., Ill) after Bnge-nian'.» (illy Malusine .:t, N7) had -.«..n the Uralh.at. Lakeland'* eoli ? !.. U Ameni [3, UO) Miao ranTime "f the three beata ? t«;1·.·. i.t«i and 1. is.Malusine« ivorlte and Lua Inweat tu the uools.lin- fout li m '¦ waa the A,·,.« Il.-Mixcu« l'atrlekKein n. nivali-, wbleh 1 li.- winner did nut µ?!. Mutualpool ticket- «L'i 05.???.· 1.1-1 rae«·, ?··.· mileaoverOhnrdlea, wna won by thefavolile,! Talk -hnine ?? rnir(0. ?.: pound*) after a clos.«fiiiiab, n.· 10I1111 '- h...¦ ¦<· .I..·· II.imi (agud, fj ,) seeond,Oalv'a UH- Kafe f»ng (4, 120) third, Irvtnir'a pi MuaUni: talan tnged, IH.*·) ami Wond's «.e.ldlni- Bulle! (airetl.125) iaat. Mutilai poni tiekeU $11 15.li 1- au Indlcuttiin ot tbe lui reaaetl Interest In (li«- lui-fthat, although the programme wa noi ·¦ poclnlly attnirlive ind Hi manageme.nl of the coureo 1« inùrb ««riti«i-i.!, tlie atteutliuiee wa* large. Rut it «'111 not eoi; ttime-.. It ?;.'e ai,· In li·· solile,! 11,,t 1. I uni. 11 _r bnt by ..iv«sure ..?. bejiuii

HARATOGA RACINtl REASON.Baratoga, July l I..Huudrt-ds «>i prominentturfmen, representing altnoal every State In the Union,

can In-Men to-olgbl 00 Ihe ]'ia//.as of the |i:ii:ei|iul ho¬tels. Préparât loua for a ; *r« al meeting hai e been urn ?··.Three htindri l hornea are now quoi U red on the A-noela-tion grounds, und Bfty mon are In tbe neighborhood,suable t" Hud itableroom within tbe Ineloanrs. TheBooth and Weat have contributed nearl* one-third oftils number. Bancroft, Alfambra, Lost Cause, Qabiiel,Patti and several other IV« -n in "eraeka" are In the

i. ¡. of uoudltlou, and abarp work both on the part ofthe pool-box and on the track maybe looked for whenthe« mei t ICai tern hoi - n.'file Travers ani ?. mi. ;¦ SüiIíck are teilh coiiccileil tobe al the unire* uf Hindoo.um· of Hie m«, -t notable betting races of theaessonwill !·«· th.· < '11 race. Old tu i-fmen «{echini that tin·jiica-a'ii feeling ol rtvalr- that · m tuft when KalsettoandBpeni.thrifl mei will i.· reviví··!. Iliincioti Kiii lietin favorite of the Weal I'.ud -tonili, and M.or willhave hundreds of eager baeVera iinotig l.iieteru peonieL'ol.l i:.U"u M. Jubnaon win officiato a* «tnrtt r.eceretur- Vv'bentle* lays that Haturduy's rut-Iliac .'annuihe otherwise thaii exeellcut, owiuk to the lui ai llelds ofen: in:.. There will bo at leaal Ultceu aturtera in the ttve-furlong da.'u alouc.

CORNELL AGAIN UKATEN.THREK BOAT RACXS <>N rill THAMKM VKSTKIIDAY.London, -July l L.The "»lotropolitaa Ama¬

teur Regatta took plane to-du* ever the Thamea eourae,from Putney to Uamiueratultb. Tbeannahine was brilliantand tbe heal Intense The tirai event wsa for the Metro¬politan l'uirs, whieh waa won by tho Thamea RowingClnb, besting the London Rowing Club eaaily, The aec-ond event v. aa for the Junior Boulls, In which the ThameaClub's competitor rowed ovei thi t-ourse.The Cornell Univeralty Crew, in the race

for the ? liai-us Challouge Cup, waa ooustltutedthe Same as it was ui the Henley Regatrtil.· The laee e-eileil greater inicia »t Can ,,<><

other event. The Cornell orow, itriklng ...it i/erj runUUy, took a allghl leadattbi start The London crew,who were ni muí, pulling ¡1 Uni r s'\.'e|ihi : Htroke, cameop opposite thi Star and Osrter, audul tbo boat bouai «

ledh.i ball u length, tbe Cornell crew ««??;_·????^ leadingthe '¡líame·, crow. When ball waj apto the ConereteWall, ih.· Americana slight!* Improved their pétitionwith reference to the Thames ore w, bnt the i.¡inor« -.·. wert« still dras Lug away, and « . 1. olear ol the« ornoli* by tbe time the top of the ««all vus reached. <nt'tue New l.iiii.uui.meut. Ibe Thamea crow, spurtiu·«'alsopanned tho Cornell crew, and al Waiden Wharf were I .11u length ahead the [.ondosa leading by two lengths.The London enes now steered loi the burrey abure, stilleolng sci.i strongly. The Coruella kept well together,lini their Htoeriug w:u bad. The Thamea ore·* 'a »[ceriti«*«¦aa llkcwiae very erratic, aud from tilia pon.1 the i.mi«i.is had an ens.« lasit, the battle being fur the second¦.ia,·. «jit the -soup Works ta«: rbaiuoa orew ipurte·!

clear of the Cornells. The Cornells ixarscvered jiltn-kUlyt the Uni «It, Put were never again able. t<» get ou termawith their opponents. The time of the nice was 8 min¬utes an«I ID seconds.

QUICKSTEPS WINNING BY A BUN.Tin; QuickHtt'p Base-ball Club defeated the

Metropolitan Club yesterday at, the P«ilo Grounds. Thefollowing is the summary, with the «cor«' by Inning«:Quiekntrpt.

Tanner, ab ..? 2Walker, ? o... oCreamer,e_ 1('illinium. It li. llM r.Parlane,« «? ??Till ?, ? ???·<??????, r.f.l ?!Poeterà et... ilUi-ttTi'th, p.c.-f. 11Total. 7|

B. | ln|PO'A. â|| Metntpnlitan.\K. |1b¡TO|A.¦_4! I ¦! Ol'BriMlv, S» 21.1*1 01 OllClintiin, 1. f.lb' 21 :«| ni iiiHny, an. Il2 'dì 2: 1 ¡KMierhm'k.ilil 0li 2, (j | ltoüiitiiui. r. f.l 1Ol 3; 01 OilNi-nerlp, ?... pi21 1 01 Oi.Kurrmv, e.I 010 2! 1! Ol Kenn··«!?. i.|.| 0¡l| J) 0 0, Doyle, «·. f ... fiîâlsT iai"ii ~T«t:iì~~!"e

I il01 7

H? «?·

II §6|27ill, 2

1 081 11| 0o 0

??G?8 aOOKRD KA«!l IVNINd.

f II 2G 3| t| lì ß "71 Si OtTetaLQuickstep»..! ?? 0! Ol li 2l il 2| Il 0, 7MwtroponUa..I 21 oj 01 01 oi ol 01 41 ol 0Farina·! run«. Qulcksti'iis, > Metropolitan. V.-First btws by errors, Quicksteps,2 Metropolitan. 4.Tutiil I« ft an b«s«·. Uui«:ksi«-|»H. 4 Metropolit»!», It.Tot. 1 lume hit*. '.¿lUi-ksti-ps, l(i Metropolitan. 11.Sii-i.i-.k out, giiii*k«li'|i«, li Metropolitan, 4.Umpire, Rlobsnl Pnaroa,Tluie oí iretne, '.Ì luiur«.The Troy League 1?11?1 will play with the MetropolitanClub tu-«luy at the l'olo (¡rounds.

CANADIAN CHlCKETEBfi BEATEN.Philadelphia» July 14..The cricket match

between the I Zingara tenui of ( amula, anil th«. Merlonsof this city, wa« resumed this marnine. The Zingari«»vere without the servies of Captata Kiri-hlnifte.r. andwere qnlohlydisposed at tor 49 mas, making their totalfor the two lutili.ga 11 H. The Merions, who Bad scored105 runs In their first toning, then begun their secondinning, mul made tne 11 nun necessary to wta with theloss of one »a Ulket,

BBOKBR8 at Tin·; bat.Nino iiiiriilicis of the N«'\v-Vork Stock Kx-

cliaiig«· and a like number of men from Brat. islandplayed a mateh game of base-ball on tbe statoti islandCricket «Club Orounda yesterday afternoon. Th«· soonof the Htock I.xcliunge nine was 0, of the States U luminine s.

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TWO 8LIQHT COLLISIONS.BPLDVTEB8 0M BOTH BOATS.

n:i: ikon µ??µ????t sikhs toestVN* Tin·: CO-I.l '.MlilA.

The paasenger· on, the Coney bland steamerSirius, of th«· Ir«.? Steamboat Company, and theRockaway steamer Columbia won jostled fromtln-ir seats about 1 o'clock .vent eM ay afternoon bythe toree ol a nollision between tin« two boat··Many .if the paasengera wen Mghtened »»hen they«aw th«· two bouts run together, and f«>r a fewminutes sceme· of disorder prevailed. The officerssoon allayed the teats of the frightened people, aaneither of th«· boats wa· damaged to any extent.They wen m shoal water, wen going in the «jamedirection, and the Sitine in passing the Columbiaran against her starboard side. Both boats pro¬ceeded «m their way, and th«· «lainage was ao slightthat they oauünued their regular tripH for the restof the day.Th<* captain of the Columbia when asked to give

an account of the accident last night said : "Theni-nt much lot·'!. We wen owning from Rockawayand when off the old West End pier at Conev Isl¬and the Sit in·- ran against m iiiMioal water. Then»»as no excitement on board the etcuioeni becausethe ¡»copie aaw in a tow minutes tti.-it the bootswere not dainaged. The port sid«· of the i^iriusstruck out tin ?,,,??,I sii!··. V.,n un nee all the dam¬age, \ fea mutali Splinten wen ripped .«?* oui l>',at.luit »»e bave not ??«···?? compelled t·· lose a trip, idon't km»»» li.iaa mu.?? the Sirius was dainairôd. butit could only ha\,- been tritliug, as --he has not losta trip. Wc wen not racing ut the tini«·, lull on ac¬count of the shoal water were going very slowly."Al the oflice ,·!' the ir«m Brambauat Company ??<>assertion that the Sirius had heen in collision withthe Columbia was doubted, The superintendentsai«! that the captain of the Sirius han been it theoilice «overs! times in the day, but he bad made noreport "i any accident. He wm «-'.ire that tbs boat»».?- ?.,,: hurt, because she hu«l been running on herregular time all the «lay.

A BTEAMEB R17NH INTO A PILOT BOAT.The Cnnanl steamer Batavia, which arrived ye··

terday, had tn tow the pilot boat Pat, NO. i», whichwas disabled by a collision with the steamer Tue··daj night. Th" pilot l>.>nt sighted the Batavia.-iliiiiit ß o'clock in the afternoon, and ??»·- m itinte·later tin- steutner ran Into h«-r. ? bole a» a·« made inHi- pilot boat, which measured Infect bj llfeet,anil ??· ? Diaiu ?.in a:nl rigging were carried av a vli a« a, ,·\ (. ·,! at the time that the Injured banala\,.iii,i ini with water, hnl men wen put t«> workIunni liatelt at the pumpa, aud the lioat was made? -? to the fiutavi». VVhen the collision occurredI'ilol Allers »»?. in a yawl tioat, intending to g··ii!,,,.,!,! the tt« ,???,,t, r'h·· only pilot on the boat « asCaptain Brady, lie, with the enw of three tailorsmill :i «teward, came t·· the city in the steamer.The fog was thick »»Ion the accideul happened.The |il,it boa! was seni tothe acre a dock at Mar¬ket -I._

MANUFACTURES OF NEW-YORE CITY.Charle ?. Hill, Chief Special Agenl in thi·city «·?

the Census Office, has compiled a table showing themanufacturing industrie· of this city, The statis¬tics do ? »I Include tbe ma nut.? rtun of cotton »» ·,·,!,silk, silk goods and mixed textile fabrics, Inn and?.·. ?, gs i, glass, coke, tin- fisheries, oyater canningand pa«-kiu¿. breweries and «listiilenes. dliip building,railroad car npair shops, salt, petroleumtiiiniiiK aii'l rt'tinitig, ¡n«l the minine int.-i.-t. ol h»·country, these branches having been assigned tospecial experts without regar« I to «ituation. betotul nniutiei of mannfactories nutehle ·,? th,,-?¬?? the clans ?· fei red t«i i·. l 1.008. The.in.? «n capital uivested is $107,081,749.The greateel number of banda employed atany one lime in the year was 202,450,<) these !:!.".'.''.«s wen men, ?;:?. 1^2 women,and 7.UIKÌ ehildnn. 'Ihe am.,uni paid in wages inthe year wa.« f.??,? 13,034. The material used »»a«v.ilucd at $207,013,230 ami tin« product »vas$435,422,102.['he return shows that the principal Industry oftli«· city is ih·· manufacture of boots and¦hoes, then being b57 factories employins0,033 ballile, rot the manufacture <>tnun's clothing then an ~'.w> factories, inwhich 11.cr.· an 04.000 person« employed, Thocapital luvest«! In thla Industry is $2*2.300,803.Iu the ma u u lacinie of women's clothing 17,207 pt r-soiis are employed, the capital invested being$4,707,005. Then an 782 bakeries which employ3,177 hands, and in which then is $2,032,000 in¬vented. Of other factoriesthen an 153 carpentering,180 confectionery, 110 steel engraving, 200 furni¬ture. 247 jewelry, 200 machinery, 201 painters, 110photographing, l<><> plnmbing am! gas-âttiiig, 540printing and publishing. 171 salili. iy and harneas,157 tin, copper aud sheet ironware, Ttii -ìlmis 112upholsterer·. 16U »» heel« righting, and 152 artificialfio»ver« inni feu t hora.

THE I Nil ERSITY COA VOCATION.Albany, July l L.Tho ftwl business of the

(Jnlversttj Convocation to-dnj arus tbe reading ol ,? paper entitled " Tbo Ideul Convocation," bj Principal <;.R. Cutting, of the Watervtlle 1 nlonBcl.I, n,· tboughlthe ???.1?·?·?, of the Convocation was, first, to secure a bat1er ai'-piaintiiii.-e between teacher« and the Regent··s· cond, to m «iti,· ¡m int, rcbaugc ,,? opinion« on tbe liestmethods of Instruction; third, to advance tbe staudt%rdof education ; fmirth, to «dogi such common roles us

may seem best Ittted to pr.to harmonious workiliitb, to eonsull ii'i'i '· literata with the Regents In «li-ais-lng mu! executlnu »uch plan« nf ndueatioa m are de-mended and, sixth, to exert a direct Influirne«! upon thepeople so ;is to iceurt· an appreciation >,i a «ystcm of e.|-uoatton, together with procuring such «Id and leglela-Uve enactments as wtll place tbe Institutions In a ?·"?tinti worthy of the Stale, n, i-lalmed tliai the schoolsnini «Olii·;; s of tho State an not represented m theyslum!·! be In tbe aunual Cunvoentlon, He regarded thepresent as tho moet practical ratherlngof the past nine.a llll·.

Memorial remarks wen made a« t·· tbe member« of tbeConvocation who ima·,· died In tho course of tbe year.The elusiui oration was delivered bj V'lce-Cbanoollur?., in w. Clinton.Chancellor i\. rsnu announced the Kxenutive Commtt-

tee for Uie en .mug year as follows: Professor Truman.1. Baekns, Vastar lUtllago; .1 II. Ollmnrc RochesterUniversity; William J. Milne, (teneva Normal Hehnol-Q. R. Cutting, Watervtlle, Charles 11 VerHO, DelawiiréUterarj libiti .itt«.n llyUud «'. KJrk, t'beloa UnionBehooli Ditiii.-l C l-'ai-i-,(.!ei,s l-'alls Academy,Degree« aver«· conferred as follows

M. i> (On tbe nouitualluu ut tit«· s:;it. Medlctl ,;,,clety) r,iaai,i,i ??.!,!·, lltird, or i;o, -ii.-si, ?· ??????eoofford Ball, of N. ¦·.·. Vork; lloruoe Marablleld l'alno,<t ?? no.» ("darlesTaylor Harris, of Hyracu«e.If. ll (» ter .«n nxuniliiathiu in a »mini of Examin,iK» ??·,.\:??,? ?????p????« Pnlne, Mr. I'alue was alanuwurded the prize of. goOoflOred in Dr. John I'. Uruvfur «unerlor ex< ellenoe m passtna: tbe examinationTbe University also .-.??G?-??-.?? tbe degree of 1.1, I» onMiirtln Brewer Anderson, President id the RochesterUniversity for the past twenty-eight years.A minute ? ? in· attempted wuiasalustión of Presidi utOarfleld was reporte«! by Profeesor Wilson Bn«l adoptedThe Rev M. Palrbalrn move«! that «tepa bo taken lutbe chancellor to have the adilres««« ¦>) the Chainxdlor????,? Vie«· -('limici 11(11' ami lie r.·«.,hit ions of the commit¬tee on tin· attempted assassination of Hi«· I'lvsltlentprinted and rlrcuhited smonK tin Institutions reure-sentii! in ih·· t'onvooatlon. AdoptetLChancellor Pierson then made a i«w remarks and ,i,·clared the Con» ueatton adjoiumed eine die,

Mis. c. K. K. sends $¿0 for the Cliildren'eAi«l Puna, the money wul Ik., miit to the Rev. Charles l.Braco.

HOMENEWaPROMINENT ARRIVAL«*.

WindKor Hotel.Cbief-Justice Morrison R. Wait·.of the tutted State« supreme court.Virioria H«tfl.Jiisti«·« Paniti· ? ?. Miller, or Hie rnfteo State« SnpremeCourt, and Jtulge W. S. «'Insoliti of Savannah mrorooetUremie Count von Heust, (lermait Caargs «l'Affaire« at Wasfc-itiKton Everett ffeOM R«ioa de Arm«»», ot the Kreni'h andAmerican Claim« (*«???p??.<«1«??? Clartrulm llniet -CaptainWilliam Arthur, of the HrltiHh I>»«;stl«in at Wa«hinpt<mOiUey //ntiKr-ilovernor I.. A. Slielil'in. of »»¦.MexicoNeto- Vork Ifi.tel -Senator B. If. Hill. o> ¡? orina, «nd «ìem-ral?. Mle.lilerand Osaersl s. s. Carrol . G. S. A 4». ?'???./?»lintel Olerai d. p. Bnell, (_'. s. ?., and ex (lovenioi KM·field I'roeUir, of Vermont ... Pitth Arena* ttotet.Jaidife It.It. Nelson, of Minna·«.,t^ «x-Cnnirressiiian .1. S Newbnry. "'Mi.hiçiwi; I). J. Mori el!, of Pennsylvania, and K. II. Statutiford, of Kentucky, and ex-Goveruor IL C. Warmoth. ot Ixioi«-liUlll. .

NKW-YORK CITY.FATAI. ???G?.? «IF 1'I.AYIXli WITH A T«iY I ISTOUHenry «tVMoU, eleven years of agi·, «lied yesteplavat the New Yon Hospital from lockiaw, naturing

from an injury of the left band, wMeu bo receive«!by the aec.nlent-al dJwharf*· «>f a toy pistol July 7.

THF MATH «»F A BUK!)' hltnWNI'P.Charlea Poole, age lori », of N'«i. 11 Hr «>uie-«t.. the

mat«; of tb«· sloop Chief, lying at Tier No. M NorthKiv««r, fell overlio.'ir«! vest«· «lav an«l was «¡rowne«lwhile B°lng on board bis »easel fr«»tn tbe sb'.ani.ihipDevonia. ni· body was u«·! recovered.

AN fi'TuaVV Ul.iiCK «????'.,??«» «iWXI.ltS.Tbe transfer .it t lie block Intimile«! by the Boule¬

vard, Kh-veir h-ave. and Hiie-biinilr-'ii-atKl-fouthan«! ()n«'-!iiin<lre<l-ati«l-liftli-asts. from Isabel 8. Trip¬ler and In r husband t<· I). It. MeAlpin, was recorde«!yeiiUrilay ; consilient.««·!. ????,(?)(».

INCUTASI'. IN PilSIAC.K.The statement of post ice collected on newspaper

an«l periodi«:«·] pnbucation· mailed in New V'.rkduring tin· quarters ending June HO. Ihho. ami June¡lo, 1 SHI, show ? an excess tor thi· year of 410,023pounds of matter, and of Ys,:i:iH 44 in aorta·«·.ride is an Iannuii «if about 10 por osasi·

KKKPKltS (IF LOW MMOMat,William II. Hoist ami ThonuM Gouid, propri« tors

of the KinpiretianPn.oncol tin- low resorts in Si ? ? li-ave., who »»er·· indicted some time ng«» f<u- keepinga disorderly house and for violation of the exciselaw.yesterday surrendered themee-lviM at tin· Di·-triot-Attoruej?· ofuoa, They gayo bail in 92,000each.

TIIK FIND rtW MKS. BKNNF.R.The New-York Chamber of (Oiiim-rcc ?t? the fall

of 1H7H rais«'il a stun «if money to provide Cortilemaintenance of the widow andchildrenof Lieuten¬ant Hiram II. Bonner, U. ?. ?., who lost bis life byyellow fever while in cominacd of the reliefsteamer Chain ho is »vliicb vus «cut from St. Louis t«irelieve the sufferers by the epidemie, on the Mis¬sissippi. Mrs. Ib-lia lì,-liner the Widow, ha-s writtento the Chamber <>f Commerce statina that othersums«m ratead in diffureut parts nf the «countrylor tbe sain«· object whicii slie bad not yt re« eivexl.

I l'Itti t:V l'U! SAKI·. OK ??GG??????.Patri«·!, W. J. Smitli '.»is c'invici«·,i of perjury in

the Court ol Qeueral Sessnitisyesterday, in a ;»p·-ceiliiiu m the Supreme ('«nirt to obtain possession ofli ir- ubilo, a girl fourteen years ohi, Sntit Ii swore t hatbe was of good moral character, and that be ha«!never been in stai·- Prison. It was shown on thetrial that he »»as couvtcted in V&TA ot obtainingmoney ander fais«· pretenooe, ansi that be w-as thensentenced tostate Prison for three yasara. H* servedout th.-terni. !n retimim-r. th·· verdict yeaterdajthe jury rocotiuuendod the prisoner to the mercy oftin Court, lie waanmandeduntil tu-day fee son·tono·,

BROOKLYN.II -atlis last »»·«·· k. to" births, 158 : marriapr«-s. :·«'·.Philip Mentii, k,· has brought an action in the

Rnpreiue Court to secure absolut* <l;'.«.re<· fr.nnfrancise· lietudclBe, whom ha married in lv«¡«¡, and»» bo, he all'ics, .·?·.;.·?? with another man In ? B72.Absolute divorce troni bis wife, Mai» Terry, la

sought by F. ll. Terry, a minor, married · towmonths sito. He allege· that she is the mother ofa child "I »vl.it h be ¡a not »In· fat lor. ? Im' CMC ha·booti referred to C. C. Brady l.y Jadee Cullen.Jame· Ridire, a·':«' sial » -li»··, of I raun i.«n--t. nn«!

Kliishing-ave., tried to enil his life yesterday an. t¬?,..m ha opening a vein in hi·* left arm with ¦ tintbut was ¡invented h his daughter before a fatalresult. He <l<-, laril that he waa tired Of l)\in|{.

\ it Im r P. Doaenberry, age three, of Ho. 17*South Oxford-«*., died Tuesday, fron the effect· ntburn· received a week befon. I' I* though! that iuthe brief absence of bin mother from hurt.befonpunitili linn in bed h«· obtained a match and set hisiiicjit-iln -.s on ¡r·-.

l»r. Wm Kick. Health Officer of the town afOraveaend, L. I., lias «t··. lar.-.l the M a ? hat tan Beaehnewer·, emptying iu Sh·¦· pahead Hay, a pubUe nui¬sance, on tue irrounds that tln.v cause dirami, imur.nl u ali ? tii !i oír the channel audan nul« cent TheBoard .if lleultb of the town, after receiving l*r.Van Kleek'i report Wredneadaj evening, adopt«ed aniotion ile«· Iart? «x Ihe sewers ? nuisance, ami in-st riu'i iiijj Supervisor McKauu to uavntbe uuiaanoeabated.

NKW JKR8F.Y.ITviox Him. Sfra. Sophia Piacher and her bu·*

band. -·? l,ewis-*t., are accused of treating anadopted danghter with «Teat cruelty. They adoptedthe girl aliout three years avo and put h«-r to worhina silk mill. ??««· that time, the ??· iglibor* .¡al¬lege, the Fischers bave starved tbe in hi, compi lied?,,-?'to go ont in th·- ui.'st ineleinent nreather withoutsufli« lent clothtne, sent b« r t.. «Jeep In an oni-houae.and ou her frequeutl» and so «evenly that barl>, na is covered with liruises, Mrs. tfarfani s..i>ley, a tieiffhbor, made aftidavit t«· these fact·, andlà«·, nid. Schleicher ciius«·«! the Fischen t.. be .n-reateil, and pia« «-? tb« tn under tiouds to answer.

I',»»,,\\i. The chin res preferred bj FatherKeleen, of Itergen Point, arrainat t'hief «.(' Policelliiiiui Van lluskirk and Kororder John II. »«aber,of Bayoune, foi having released Johu Doyle, whoaa.i-i aecuaeil of keeping his liquor-shap n·,«;! noStindny. upon insiifhcient hail, caiue .i|> last iii^h;!,, ??, tue Mayor and a special In ventigating .i-niittee in the Ikiyonne City Hall. The Mayor pre-ai«!«««!. Kothing «as done in l'uri heran«·«· of tbe ln-.vestigation, and an a<U<,,i,nnieiil »a:i^ taken unniMonda» evening until H n'clock. The nport thatPathnr Keleen had calmed the arrest «·? .Imlc«·Uesher »» as denied.

LONG ISLAND.Wooimwk. I le resi lents ot VVoodidde have coni·

plain···! to Sheriff Wright, of (¿uewns County, andask his protection from ili«· pleiiauiv-aeeker· who in-test t he pia. c on Snndaj a, rnate ,t disturbance anddestroy fruit and Hower carden·.

l.«iN«. Isi.ani» ? t n. !>r. /.. K. Denier, of LongIsland Citv, hold a post-inortem examination a ~-

terday on the mia of Thomas Carney, »\i;.i diedsiuhl.-nly at hi- home in Kaal Pourtb «t. w«niñeadavmorning, it showed that h«· «?««·· ,?-«·,? man's skullwas fi i, tuie ?. anil a large .¡nantit» ni cl«>tt<*«l bloodwas found on the brain. I'orouer Uavrvn will bold.111 l!.«|IICst IHesdilN III Xt.

7'Mi*' CUSTOMS DECISIONSa

[nt n:t ?.?.???? ?.? Tin. ti.tm su.]Wamiin«; ?«??. .In!» 1 I..(«ltain rnerchandiae

Imported al New-Yers by Ifeasrs. H. R. Alimi ,\- < ,,.

a\ ;i> eitler··«! lis UlOlaSSC·, unti il »a M «lei.mu·,I a\ liil-i til«·Customs authorities danokled tbe queatioa nf fact maula«.?. namely, wbetber, m «i.-r Bebedale «; nf tbe i:···vtaed stittiiies. tbe articb is mm Jtttoe or atolaMea,The appraiser reported that the iii-ti.-i.· is u mixture atcane Juice titi.l molasse«, testing 78.61 bj the polari·scop«·. The natter havtu· In a referred ?«· tabe fTiiasuiyDepartment, tbe docntarjr has neptmded to the <o¡i.«t,,rtit ?. ? York :

Tliiit qncsllnn you nm-i decide on liquidation of tbe . n-t r-, :iit.I If lie pari ¡et. il!« tUaaal tailed aa ,! ? a .un- «lecisio.iili. a ,?,.?? tulle ??. ? rctiic'la i,a protest aud appeal, ini¬tier ¦...¦ton '¿,»31 «if ths l..-ais.'ii stiui', ». *., regardatin ? ,-m-,· .e li·· .?·,.is toi faine entry, 1 have to alatethat tin- rule lias tioaa liee.niic well Bellied that tbe qua·«ttou of seizure depends upon wùether pmol can be pro¬duced to «be« »tliniiatlvcli an Intention on the p.,rt ,,ftit.· party inaklns ontiy t«> «1,-tinml the rnvenuebjr m. an»of such titihc entry, n u<> pro|ier prool ?«Ptaluable «in Ulla pomt, seisure uf eourae t-lioiii.i ,,t ?»·made ; bill tin- »t??µ?« «IiouM be 1· liven .1 ii.p.ta im m

o a« i..,ic« .-? ? alies uni a ?.· ?.,????,? lai ?.· due. \» ìiere entry¦hall Ina inaile ,,?' ana nitircbaudisi aa moleaaea, wbicu«Inilt lie l,itimi lo li,· m.\ rup -il -u.iiir, .in.· ini· > io. a,io,on..eiitrii'« >! mebulo a.r coin .-iittiii..] u.ibi··, au«|proof la attainable to show iii.it a false entrj wasinndet'.ii Un« purpose of defrauditi« the revenue, the eaaeshould be reported to tbe lustrici Attoroej i,« a,,moÜicelK for ploSeClHioll

I'lie Allome., (ieiieiiil lu au opiiiion ,.f n·,·, nf «late toisiiiins tbe rultuR of the Treasury i», paitaieol tabal Undanse in scii, -, lulo li raegulating Um eastern· iatyaoliquors, wulob provide· tbal "AU nonpoands or pespanlions of -aviiicii dlettlled spirits Is a eompcsawM of obasfvaine sball pay an lee« at«· ·>? ,iut>· tiian that imp.«*, .? ,udistilled spirits," is a Renerai nie * hí.ii pre» tu ir. agab sttbe special provtaten for vanish wbsn aaeh raialsbniiia have ill-tllle<l spirit^ um (lie coitipoiient Ot thiefvalue, lie ais. in,ids Unit tiie rale that a «pedal pro¬vision for an articia by ninne is not affected bj ? avneralprovision win« it roaj be ino.oi enougli to cover the am ?

ueacrlptiou « ? menhandisc is Inspplloabala in tun. ?-a««-.

THE ARREST OF ESPOSITO.One who lias lu-i-ti long familiar with the

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