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WERE THEY FILIBUSTERS!
TESTIMONY ABOUT THE (TTY OK MI'. Xl CO.
fHK sailor** moroni TBS m B DARB BOU9 Hi'
OAOSB thky 8WORB An.'Ur ihk roon,
Comm?stoner shields closed tbs honing under
hti PSM-sisB-BS flooi Kev West in tho Cit" of
Maxies sass os rat?day. I_s tsstimoaj takaaanU
be test to Key Wast, libers a tissl hesrinfis the
case will Le Iud. I ks evideaes ebtaiaed Im* lte>e>u
on the whole favorable te tba shin, ah eliott was
niHilo bf tho Oort lumoiit to establish a oonueotloa
between |Bs ('itv ot Mexico end tho Fourth Ward
ere who shUi*.! on th.* Santo Doasinsu to Turks
Island. JabSS ami Willimill,, the shipping m.* -t*
?who hired tho Eourth Wanlen*, were lOBUBOBSd
siiai lestiflsd tlint the*y eiiel not know QiRSrsJ Del?
gado, did not hire the I euiitli Warders to go on tho
City ol Mexico or lo liKht- any'.ody anywhere.
They uevet had hired men to sro on the City of
Mexico and knew nothing whatever sbsut her.
A. 1?. Strauss, the BfSBl of the City of Mexico.
Swore that she did not leave this poi t with the lil
tention of Waging war ona lri?-u.ily power or of
violating in any way the neutrality laws. She wa*
ai> B?ansel merchant ship pursuing lier legitimate
hu*.ne*. Oi all tlie vs dnews siiliiuioniicl before
the Commission onlv two a.ive testimony adTeise
to the ship. Dun witness sworn that a clerk ol'
A. 1). Straus* A- Co.. named Marx, told Inn that
ex-KresieU-nt Soto bought the (itv ol Mexico and
that it vs a* BBS?raSBSu that she * ns a ti iiluister go
ln. i.. tight lor her owner. Marx swore thut te
never saul anything of the kind. Fourth Warder
"Jimmy " Bogan told a story of hit* adventures on
tba Baale DesBiags mid lark's Islaod aabstanti>
?!ely the same is ncrelolon? published. Ile swore
that he was told hy Halliday on the Santo Domic.go
tlint be and Ina companion* were to (to ahnard tlie
(itv of Mexico to Bgbtagsinst President Bogrsa,
?I Honduras. A* an oltm-t lo H..gull's testiinoiiy a
Copy of Hie court lecoral slmwiim him to he un ex
cemv itt and an affidavit, that he boasted that bs
h:ie| received nietnev from Jucub Uni/., tho Coassl ol'
Hoadarai and could fat inure, will, it is saul, he
Bi nt to Ki -v West. One elf tiie crew of tha'City of
Mexico arrived hats realarday sad wu* aee_ hy a
ThibORS reporter. When asked whv he thought
toe tassel erasa llibaster he ssid: "Obl.ssissis
ol it. I lie passengers acted sn itrangely."
" What did they dof"
" Well, vs lien the grub didn't suit them thev all
got ur.ititi.1 (ieneral Delgado sud talked Spanish.
A hell lie would ga clown followed by the whole lot
ot tli.-m and swear al the hw ward."
He* dil not n-meinber any other suspicions eir
cnni-tames, b.U the maller bad heen talked ov.-r
In IBS forecastle and the Milan had come to the
cone I ii sum timi pa-sen sra w|m '?* raise-d such a row
s'?.iit their grub " were dsngeroas people,
l.x President Soto, ol Hotiiliiia*, was seen at his
residua e by a Tri ar xi reporter, When asked
aimut the < 'ny af Meliee BBSS bs said: ? I can only
say. asl h.se said before, tbal I have ao tetanal
in the iii itter except thal General IlelgaOo la a per
conal Ul. nd of mine. As far as I e-iui leam there Ih
no evidence tbsl Delssdoor the City of Miexco
i in .cia*.I the m-utra ity laws. Of ono tiling lani
cert.lin. when Delgado !>-tt ms be bad no Intention
ot \ hil. itmg any law. If he had he.-ti truing ona
!. ibnstering expeditioa to carri war late 11 nml inns
tv .uni lu- u.i ra eT'io' ou an iili.u in-il uieicli.iiit ship
which spent Its tune ia carrying around a cargo of
Boral li i* said Ibal then weie two Honduras
Bags BBd twelve small pistols on beard, not a beary
armament im a steamer wbieb was to ..m.-uer a
ii.ifioti. Delgado abd hi* friend* left ben In the
belie! thal ww b the* reached Central America the
revolution against Bogran would have mariesnoh
headway thal they could go to* Honduras or any
whenelss they wauted lo. Kui the weah aerves
ot tin- Consol ol Honduras and tho desire ol a news
psperfars Bsosation evolved a complicated and
a .*utd filibustering exp- lltion aol of Buppositions.
Vu know tho elsasioal (noiiutain the' hroiight
forth a mouse. Well, yoa will see thiel when all
ti * is sifii-d in the courts tho mouse will be ati ex
ti.im!v small one."
.1..lin Mcl'iiiin. thc engineer, nnd Arthur (Villis,
tl.a-purser ot tiie steamet (itv of Mexico, arrived
ben yeaterdayoa the ateamer l-BBtpasaa They
vi, i,- in,-1 hy llepoty Marshal .k-tines, who took
them lu tbe office of the Knited States District-At?
torney. Assistant District-Attorney Foster paroled
theta until to-day, whee they will appear before
Commissioner Shields for exauiinatiou.
NOELKE, THK LOTTERY MAN. PARDONED.
MYRO 111 oil.Il I*. U.I I le A I. IRPLUKRCK?'A FINK
IMP.1*1 ll?ll IH I'lUlll C-I.KI'.K MAI KS.
Tin-vin.nous eSottste obtais iht nieass of the
convicted lottery-dealer, Cuarles I). J. Noelke,
have at leasts been successful. Just four yean
ai... Noc-Ikc-, win.in tbeageotathat lovestigatsd the
case elecliire-d lo be SS ik ti vi- dealer in lottery
schemes, wa* convicted with Ins clerk Jacob Mark*
before Recorder Smyth aad wa* esnteneed to im?
bi isoament lor one year .md to pay a line of f_50.
the case was taken to tho Supreme Court and to
tbaCotiit oi Appeals and tbs roliaasof Recorder
Smyth wei.-sustained and the ju.lgm.-nt affirmed.
Wi.en tii" Court ot Anneal, rendered s decision
advt rsc io Noelke. In November, Ih.h'A, a stay of
proceedings was obtained from a justice .1 thc
I'nited States Ba pieate Coulton the declaration
that aa appeal woald he taken. The grounds of
appeal I.ol. however, heen declared frivolous hy
Ihe Supreme Court and m. action eras tagon hy
Noelke's ea iBsel tonefeel lu* can.* on appeal, after
the release ol lim client on the stay of pr..coed in gs.
The, matte-r si um lie-red lor over two year* [though
the attention ot iiccessivi District-Attorneys wita
called to tbe ease, Noelke had political Lonuence,
and was an earnest Democrat and itresiileiit of a
Cleveland and Hendrick! campaign club in ISSI
Distrie t-.Mt.>rney Martina litially intrusted the
conduct oi Hm case to ex-Assistant District-Attor?
ney vY illulia c. Beecher, and be took viaotous se
tioie al ..nc.-. Visiting Washington aao Albany, h.
found ti.nt untiling li.ni lt. en done except tl tile the
stay ol proceeding! sud that the eaas wss in such
a coniiitioii tbat thal nited Stales Supreme Court
rules naderad it open ior Immediate dismissal Us
had lie Statler brought to the attention of the
Knite-d Staten Supreme (emit and made a motion
before the Supreme Court judges to have tue stay
dismissed. Tbs motion wss im-sadialely granted
ami Mi. Beecher retaraed t<> this city ami caused
the airest eif Noe) kc and Marka hy Ile tei tivt^KelUy.
I here appeared to he Bathlag to be donn hut to
BMld Noelke at ones to this Keniteiitiary. A writ cf
hui. ? ti corpus was obtained, however, and when it
was found thal no reaaooebls hope wisted of sb
ta 1 ii int: Noelke's dis. hargl an attempt was mads t>>
se, ure a par.lon for him. He hu* a large business
hi the Koweiv und Brsusssst. where he exebsnees
m.mev iiu.l hcIIh various kinda of " ticket?" His
counsel visited all Itu* officials who might he inter?
ested in the case ami finally went lo Alhany to see
Qovernoi Hill.
Manv prominent politicians wein inter.-si.*.I in
the .natter and yesterday inforinaticn WSS received
at tho DistrieVAttot-ev'i ofies that G*-vernoi Hill
had pardoned Noelke*. Me ivan required, however.
to pay a Ins ol 91,7801astead af t200. H. will
therefore ascass the ene year of linprisonment to
which be was seiitiii. c>d. I'lie Geveraoi wrote to
Recorder Smyth, who wrote, opposing any uctlon
in Noelke's fHvor.
The paei clerk, Jacob Murks, who was convicted
on lbs same evidence, was not p an Inned. He visited
the District-Attorney s onles yesterday and talked
with Mr. Martine. Nothing could he done- for linn
ami he left Mr. Martinc's ellice with a face* wet
With tears. His aged mother wept and groaned
hvatericaily in the corridor as young Marka passed
ber ou his way to the Penitentiary.
MORE CHARGES BY MK. CRAVEN.
COM1NV1NO THK AQI-.Ul CT IM.U1BT?POINT
Bsouoai ult.
The Aqaedoet laieattigatiag Committee took np
ytstarday ihe sixih charge made hy Mr. Craven
against Chiel Engined Church that on account el
eriniii-oii. nnd sxesssive tt sass is sr.sots of mssonry
on the Third Hivision ho was ord.-reel by the Chief
Kngineer to Cease examining and iippioving ll.o
Iii.mt hiv estimates except clerically.
Alfred ll. Renabaw, employed iii thc besdQusit?
ars al Tai rs town, made a long stalcment eonesrn
lng aa error of :t0 per cent in Hie msasnremant of
oiasourv ni Shaft Ne. l~. made hy Enssneei W'ui
bricht, its discovery hy Mt Craven and the relusal
ol the latter to sign Ue monthly estimates of Es
?:ineer Wolbrei ht until he bsd examined them and
omul them comet. Mr. W'olliree-lit'a exnlauaticin
Wus that the plotting wae incorrect, lt was a mis?
take nf I,.* draaghts-Bsn.
\S'hi-fi Hie Aaaedael CommissioB met iu the after?
noon a letter was read lroiu .nit I Kuuiiierr Church
saying that Mr. Craven now complained that thc
BBsetBeationi drawn up hy Mr. MeCslloh by
direction of tbs Commission, wsre sot sufficient.
Afr. Church asked tl at Mr. Craven he afforded au
opportunity to present any charges or specitications
that he mav wish la make a* to the plans, accounts
oi work of tho Aqueduct of any kind.
II. 8. Miicdoua, counsel fyi Mr. Craven, asked
thai the follow mg .mints be Investigated)
I. The si ci ne. that , *s- :.-en sifii.ile I and paid for.
II In Lot with-li awing the tiiiii.?i ami peril bibil
nm! rmi nml il.Hui; the spiun bastbbbb tsaextrsdosol
tlie- are li sad rool "f tunnel willi wocl. III. Huh-lettlng
Ot Ihe work lu viciUtinti of ttee contract IV. diving
Special i c.utr.ictH te. ce.iitriirtiirs for .11itching sad direct?
ing streams ttitougti .Limping uruna.is. air I,muli the;
Specitieiitmiis pre.vl.li that it he el.mis at tilt- BSBtlBctOHr
exiM-ii-e. v. OsSsilas sBSBlsssI ?UHit* wiiere Heme
are aeosssaff. Vi. raring e'l.pli.jeei lu .tcite areli.rs
contrary :>t the terms nf IBsasatrasi.
Mr. Muldolia compliiiiiod th;it Mt, Craven wus
?ot allowed te < rei??-e-xiimiue wltaesesa
A icsilution wii. iben i assad, piaetieslljf rcc]uest
ing the ( oiiiniis*i.iii ul InvestigatioB bo examine
BIS all CiBIIBJSB sf sh .dover kind preferred hy Mr.
Cntveti. Mr. JissdsBS was uot satisfied utid
wilded t'ce < on, in,**, on nioro ipecilically in?
structed.
Mr. Mpure -It loejks to me em if yan w.-u.t t:.l* ('.uniiils
Bleiu tn I art ni fl the Invest gating Otigllieerk w hut v et.llct
they sliMll ci .len.
Mr. MaedsM sreteetad agaimt thi! latsiprsts*
tion of his pleading He wus told that the resolu?
tion just paesod guve the invi-otigittoi. umple
power.
DBQna BEPUBUCANfl TO RIBOLL.
The enrolment of RspshMsSB voter, to-morrow
bf!giiih to eicite greater iiitcreet amoug the Uepob*
Ileana of tin* city tic nemer tho day approaches.
I ndi i the rulee, n-ceiitlv adoptn.l by tho County
Conuolttss the enrol led Republicans will not hold
In. .-in,gs in June. July and Ang'i.t, arni ss the um
irict orgBiHMtioim will hardly ue ecSBPiStS before
uno, it is prouahle that uo opportunity will be \
given for Kepiildu-rtns. to havo their namee plaoed
on the mil after io W-UTIBW before tba fall oom
pniirii opens. At tbo primary elnottoni Hil* fall
will ba cIhiipii delegntrMto tli*? conveution winch
wi ll nominate i candidate for Mayor. Tho Exoob
tnc Committal "I ii,** Republican Club of tho Citv
ll New-York lias Hciit circular* throughout iho city
tiruiiir. tbe Republicans to linvo tb?'ir Binni placed
on tin rolla 1'Ba dktnot beadgnartMi will be
open to-iuorrow fi otu H a, in. to IO p. iii.
DIED WI. ILE WAITISO AT THE D RS TI ST S.
Two women ant in the parlor of Dr. C. L.
Pullar, a french dentist, ut .So. BB] West Twenty*
s-conrt-sL, ahunt 3 p. m. yesterday, walling nulli lu- nu 1
lliiloued lil* liinclieou. Mrs. Itutc Oscar, ul No. 13 Ea*t
Miity-second-st. whose hu*i,;tiid is a WOltOT ll a private
house lu Fiftb-uve., wu* near it bonkeaio at thc roar of
Hie ronn,, while Mrs. Jame* Hunter, of -I ai. ,-ioti, ItAtOB
Island, wu. lookluc at sumo photograph* at a front win?
dow. Ttioy were stranger* to oneil otlier. Huddeuly
Mr*. Oscar began to broallie Heavily, arid in a few sec?
ond* fell to the floor insensible. Dr. Kogers was sum?
moned fro11, an ad: doing Boase, but Mr*. Oscar .1,.-. 1
Immediate,y. The physician* tliought thal her death
was caused by apoplexy.
SESDIXO THE WROXO HAN TO PRISON.
Joseph Frankwiill, of Brooklyn, is in tbe
peiiHentidry upon a commitment for sixty day* bv
Police Jostler K' una. before whom he ls ailogod to have.
been charged with larceny. Yesterday his counsel
moved before.udge Reynold! in the City Court for his
release upon the grouua ihat he wa* wrongfully com?
mitted. Tho lawyer said that his client appeared lie
lore Justice Kenna a* a witness against another mun,
bnt being mir,'alton by the Justice for the uocused per?
son he wo* sent to tne prison. Judgo Keynold* said
thal he had no power to release tho prisoner as the com?
mitment was perfectly regular upon its face.
--My-.
EIOHI TEARS POE A HOARDIXOHOVSE THIEF.
Flank A. Manning, the young and bright
vrtite.i ?*hoarding-bonna thief." attains! wham tann
aero many , ii tr.es aim md-M-BanU, wa* arraglim! yes?
terday before Judge OlLlers.eevr In tbe (leneral -esilous.
H? pended guilty to stealing jeweny worth -_."> from
Mary A. Ballin, of No. 18 Welt Thlny-flft'i-sl., and of
robbin, the bouse of Lila A. -steele, No. 88 West Twenty
thlid-it.. of 'eweliy valued al bot). Judge Oilderilesve
eai.l tbat Manning waa luteiugeut enough to bare
eui ned his living honestly, and there was no excuse for
hi* cline. He sentenced him to four yo,ns' imprison?
ment un each uf Ibe indictments, Uiuking clgui years
in ali.
- *
BUN TXTO HY EB CSE SOWS HARK.
The bmk Quebec of Windsor, JJ, .*?-., which
arrived yesterday from Antwerp, io])urts that,,ii Febru?
ary SO. Francis Cullora, a I'rencb sailor, waa drowned.
On Apiti 5 tho bark approacha-l this port, but a thick foir
il,ullin, down and no pilot coining on board, she mon?
et,ed sall and stood out to sea. At 10:80 p. m. an un?
known bark wa* s.guted, rum.lng west .-sue attempted
to eros* the how of lue quebec and In dotnr so fouled her
carrying nway the bOWOprll Olooo to the mtghtheoda.
All ihe-oadrear wa* csnied away with the !u.ws| ill.
Tbe wreckage was out away, but heavy seas broke over
Hie hows cha i;,g tho hark lo leak bad.'r. Hie other ves?
sel was balled, hut gave uo reply und tiliappeared lu the
'ol-_
MOBBING A ?? BOBTAIL" CAR DltlYER.
While I lie driver of "' bobtail " ear No. ;">0 of
the '1 wooly tnnd r-treot ( roiiiown line was makin,
chango for a passenger about 7:45 p. m. yesterday, as Hie
car was paulo. I blriy-soeono-st. in Lira, uv-e., a young
i ufli.in suatcbi-d the caab-box containing IS amt ran ntl
Ihe driver overlook hun aud wai kui), ie l down by two
confederates. The thieves abatructeii ihe content* of thc
hut and escape L Pasaengors who wero unprorlded
with tho exact change rode free Hum ll.ai purni to the
ataules in Weal Tweuiy thlrd-tL
UUYYLtG OPP IRE REPORTERS' VIEW.
Carpenter! wei*' at work, by order of the
Police CoiiiitiisidoiiiTS, yesterday building a rorered
paaaage in ihe yard of the Central (lillee, hetweeu ihe
flout pad of lue building and the wing occupied by the
petaotlroBaroon, Thoilied will enable tho detective*
to Lia,, pita en arl In and out of iiiioeetor iiyriirsa ulllce
willi,.ul nolng leen bv reporter! at Ilendquarleri, and lt
alao wilt out off ibe view of the nella Iran, the courtyard.
El lil.lt Ab HURT IX EIZTY-EEOOED STREET.
Aller the, fire in lhe building- Not, 490 to
4 J.. Laal eui*-i-cooil-al. wm uudii c.,1,110, yeaterday
ilmming i 11. mun \v Ula,1,, lieuiiie. of Hool and I-td der
L'oiupaii) No. A, tull fruin Ibo roof ul the one-story
iirueiur* Nu. i.n uml received serious liiteriial injuries.
It was sahl ye.ierd.it thal the total lue., b> ibo tliinol
A DANQBROU8 LOVIK WHEN RLFU-ED.
nTKMprs io MOOT ms swklthkar. and 8UC
OBR-WIN FATA1.LT WOOBBIBB HIMSELF.
Annie McCiinn. a r.retty yenna Irishwoman, wbo
lives witli lier uncie. Fruin ia McKldulT. over Ula
itpior store at Kighth-avo. and Iwentv rigbtli-st,
mme near bellin iiiiir*ler.-il yesterday l>y her jeal ins
Over. Hi-rnHnl Duly. Bbnoegaa to receive some
11 irked attontioni .'rom Duly about nix moi.tlia ago,
ind their oeqnaintani? continued on a lovemaking
baila nllhoiiK- sbesuid that alie did not directly eu
'onriiKe hu nih Daly w:ia twout/-oni year* sf
life, and kept a liquor store l;i Thirty-seooiid-st.
hctneen Seventh and Eiir'ith nvoe. Od Sunday
sight Daly weat to s?*e lin* sw crt heart at her uncle a
_ou*e and hegged her to accept un otigfigenient ring
-he refused, aud gBTI him to understand that he
must not expect her to marry him. Daly was so
nun ti dl-conn'iti'd by her refusal thal ho went DUt
mid gut drunk ou Ilia own liquor, an untiHiial oc
nnrrenca with bin. He continued to drink heavily
until yesterday afternoon, whei) he went to MoEf
ilntl's"liquor afore with a bin revolver in lin* pooket.
Annie McCitnu nat him In ibo barroom, but in?
fused to talk with him when he again broached the
inbjnot of niarriago. Wuhini looooape from hun,
she went up stairs. Daly followed and lound her
in a mihi II room next to the kuchen. There he
iiiiaiu demandnd an answer to bis proposal of mar?
riage. Sh" gave tho answer in tho snape ol a d_
jided " 110.''
? I'heu lure iroc* one!'" Daly shouted, drawing his
revolver.
Annie turned to run out of the room, and ho firod
at ber hastily. The bullet went wide ol it* mark
uml lodged in thc wall. Annie tied through one
room and fan down stairs. 'I ben her -right forsook
li'-i. mid *!ic ran tiji ol,dr* again willi thc idea ot
nniooi liing over tho dillicilty. 'lhere wm a niall
wm,low hetweeu thc hallway and th** room in
winch Daly was ntandiiig. IShe looked through the
window and said as S'.vectly us possible: "Why
harney ! What is thc nt.iltcr with youl''
Daly turned, and seeing her head at the window.
bo oho! at lt hastily. The bullet broke the win?
dow, hut missed the girl's hoad, and nbc ron down
stans, c.diing loudly for help. She bad hari'ly
leached (Le Uquot moro when another shot was
tired up-sinirs. I'niie.nian Mitchell ran into the
house and found the young lover lying on the lloor
of tlie small room upstairs. Daly hail shot him?
self in the ahilomon. He was removed to the.
Roosevelt Hospital where the surgeon.* said the
wound probably would prove fatal. A policeman
sal boola! iitaly l-*t night and thc sori-'coiis said lie
uiii*t not bafauowed to talk unless a Coronet carno
to iee him.
HIGH EXPLOSIVES KEAB A PUBLIC SCHOOL.
The Aqueduct Commiaaion yesterday received
fro'ii August Belmont, Prnaiilent oi the Amnrlcan
Jockey ('lub, a proteat in tba nama of tboclnb,
winch miiu'.iers about 1,000 ineiaacis. ii_anist tak?
ing .1. linne i'aik us tiic sile tura leservor. lie
?oyo that Jerome Park benetta tbe citv nnd the
country for a considerable dlatance aronnd the
1'iiiri: that tbo Aoooeiation hno ooenptefl tin
gronnda lor abonl twenty yean and bas just
sci med another lease for len years; thai th.-asso?
ciation lilts r4|i*'llt ll .Tr lit (i.al of Ill'rllt'V *'H I lie, pal k
mai in til" erection ol building! and that lund
north ci the park, eanally available foi ? leoeirolr,
can be hud at mu. li les* cost. Tho mutter will be
coniidered inter.
Ihe Hoard ot Education, of Yonkers, sent a pro?
test against the ooiitinuaiK c of a storehouse for 0x
plosives b-longing to Clark A O'Brien near School
No. 1, in that place. In this building lhere is
kept about two tons of li nj li explosives, and there
lo another storehouse nied fora similar pur pone
near tbe dump in ih.it neigbborbood, lloih ar*<
Dear enough to thooebool {odo great damage In
maa of an exnloaion. and probable los* of life if il
OOenrred during Behool hours. The matter wa* re
ferred to tbe Chief Engineer to investigate and i*>
poit as qniok-lj a* possible.
HEATLY ADDRD PRRJVBJ TO THEFT.
John Patterson and Willum Hoogaboom
were rooic-n at,-a milli September _?<. wlien PattersOD
run sway with B78 belonging to tu* room-mntoi, Honan
boom met Patterson In tin> street last month ami
clittr,'e,l bm. willi the tliofl. Patterson at llrst denied it
mai ilea admitted it. Tiio adtnlailon was hoHr.l by
William Dlanioi,(I, wini stood iie.tr by. PnttoraOB ttl
tried yesterdi.y before Beeordar Bmrih, Tbo avldeaee
;t_--1i,?tt bini hhs overwtieiiii'ii,', lint le wont to trio wit?
ness stand and wu* about to bo sworn In doola) of tlie
story of tlie prosecution, wben ni* lawyer. Mr. Sullivan,
auld: "I will clo-e ila-ea*c lier,,," mic, I'altersoii waa
not sworn, but pleaded uuiliy. Recorder Siuytj, lu
senteiiciur bim, sui.l i
You came B-BT I I aldinz tbo ertro of paijllfy le f,.ur (milt.
Your lawyer* oonroi ii, preventing y.,'i rrom oolog soi.
couiinoiidabio a* mu di i Btoa before too attora! am bus*
Ital in -lita 1111(1-r nail: 1 tt Ul t ila- Hill lad mit) I'oliaiilcra
? ii.ii an! toll 1 Ltoiicyou totwo years and i.x inoutlis' iw
l ri ai.nc i,: ouly.
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ORAROBIt Willi issi I.usu A PRISON BE
Po-ieeman Kerer, of tho Ninth Precinct,
waa triad by tha PoBce Board yestfirdar on the com
plaint oi' Mr*, diaries l'rirks that lie hod amalad ber
tiitiioui cause nnd bad used improper laniruare to ber
while abe was a prisoner, ibo ieatlOMDy sbowed Dial
on Miinb lu City Maribai .samuel Peyaer went to tbe
boai-UiR-honsa kept by Min. Parka al Bo. 2*7 w*?t
Twelfth St. Io seize a piano. Mr*. I'.irks ro*1ste,l Um
service ot the writ oj replevin held by lb,- murslntl, and
pointed a revolver ai aim whoo be triad io nike ina
plano a nay. Then Polieemoa Hover was called In to
arrest Mrs. Polka lt waadlBcorored that tbe revolver
which *lie had punned nt Peyser was not leaded, timi a*
he refused to plea* a compluli : aCBtast rn r at ihe Tombs
Police fourt, she wu* set at liberty, Mr*. Park* claimed
lhat Hover iis.-fl ln*ii!tli,rf laii-Hage |o h.-r willie he w.,s
tallinn' ber to the police court, ll'ver ye-t.-nlay swore
that her statements vt ere fas". Decision was reserved.
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SV1CIDE OF A RRGRVS WB1TE WIFE.
At er John Hubie, a colored porter, left his
hom.- nt Bn. TS Bu 111 van-it. tn go to his woik at tie
( ort'.andt Street ferry-house yesterday mnrtitiif,, his
wife Miaan. a white woman, a.e rill;,, porebaaod some
rat poison in a .irn.-st >r.- In the ii."._::t, ,:.,?, ni. On her
wsy home ?be swallowed some of the poison. "Prince
Albert" Brown, a neuro wbo lives In the linuso, saw bi r
ainrf.eil". toward ber roon a at 10 o'clock, and atked
h.-r why she looked so pale. She sal t she- was uo,n_ lo
die. Brown eave her a dose of mastoid, willoh relieved
her of some of the poison. Later Dr. IL V. Thompson,
of No. ITS spriini-st., wa* ritllod to attend her, but alie
died lu .rest Banar nt 1 p. m. Dr. Ttaompeoa reported
her lulclde at the Prince street Police mauou.
Would -ol exceed
Kial tbdl
*l6,U_0.
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
.Prejvoorf Haute? Sir George ErriDffton, of
Eaglaud, and Matthew Hale, of A litany....../VM Afenne
Holei?Governor Moody Currier, of New-Hampshire, anet
John B. Alley, of Uoalon......iVew-lorfc Hotel?General
J..im A. Ilu'leriuiiii, formerly U. 8. Munster to Slam.
......Btukinuham 7/ofe-i- Judio Ama*, J parker sml
Ho .en C. Prura, of Albany.Orand IloieV-Com
in.iti.Ier W, B. Hehley. If. S. Navy, sud Colonel C, L. Meal,
U. 8. Anny,......e?rr.tt Route -Captain Rober! F. Brad?
ford ana Culef laslassc 1'ieinp inch. U. b. N'sry......
Jfurreey HUI tfufrl-Medtoal Director T. M. I'otter, U. B.
Mary.(Vtifaw Hourn? Neirris Wlualow_of Watertown,
N. Y.. ana 8. B.D. North, of Utica._7o_7>nan Boutt?
Tbe llou. I), II. Finch, of England.
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WHAT IS HOON) ON TO-DAY.
rtial of Oenoral Bhaler. Court of Ojer and Termlner.
r-ideiuT of Medicine, No. 12 Weat Thlrty-seco-d-at.,
New-Yuri Yacht Clubapecial meeting, No. 67 Madlaon
arcv, Bp m. ? _
Moncure D. Conway'! lecture, Uulveralty Club
Theatre. 8:30 p. tn. . .______,
HouueouatUlu Medical Socloty, Ophthalmic Uoapltal,
8 p. ui. .___
Chi Pal Praternlty coBrentlon, Plftb Arenue Hotel.
Society of Medical Jurisprudence, No. li WcitThlrty
aecoud-at., H B, in. _
Readings by George Riddle, Dnlreralty Club Theatre,
3 p. tn. __.___.
Methodlat Church Conference. St. John a Chnroh.
Creaceut Lodge No. -U-, Free Muaoua, Masonic Tem?
ples, 8 p. m.
?BW-TOBI CITY.
A meeting of the Exeontlve Committee of the
Grant Monument Association will be held at 3 p. ni.
ts dsy.
The first of John L Wheeler*! Icoturos on "Tho
Great Dattleri ot the Ci vii War " will bo given in
Chickeiuig Hall to-morrow nt 3:30 p. tn.
1 he- rtteauiHhip Scheid.nn whioh arrived yesterday
from Amsterdam wus detained thirl y-scven lunns
In tbe North Sea by a dense feg, On Tuesday a
sailor, Benduck Sever, was drowned.
Mi-rnli.Tsi.f the 1st BsSjiBSSBt, Now-York Volun?
teers, winch kim organiz -d in this city in Anni,
ism, will BSSSl at No. 21)1 Uowcryon April 13 at
H [.. in.
I In* steamer Gaelic arrived at r*nn Francisco on
Tne*day with nulls irom Chiua and JspSB due to
arrive in tula city for tho tir?t carrierV delivery
next rseedsy.
The Independent Order Free Sons of Isrnel pre?
sented sx-urandmaater Herman Bttefel with a gold
walch aud rhum last ingot at the lodge ronni No.
I'JII bast Third-sl.
Amies ll.fg.-_, agc five,was drowned on Tuesday
in n cistern in the rear of the Innisi* where her par*
cuts live in Oiie-hiindred-aiiu-eighly-socotid-st.,
neaj Klngsbrtdge mad.
The Votctan Ptremen'l Home As*o<-i.-itl'>n was in
sorporsted yesterdsy hy George vv. Anderson, John
Mci,er, James K. Wenona?, trederick A. Rulebook,
Eugene Ward. Aiiram h. Iluil, -humus Cleary, Dan?
iel 1). Conover ann ethers,
JamesT. Gardner, snglneer, and Or. Baled, of
All.ni.y, secretary of lbs rotate Board of Health,
vest.relay began sn Inspection ol tbe Bbsatiea of
{hs lsborere ou the Aqueduct, the ventilation of
af ts aud tunnels and the preeautions taken
to prevent loss ol lite.
Meninie Ii. Conway*! suhje.-t this evening at
**:ni io tin l n feral ty Club l in-.i'.re* will be "Lon?
don i Its Prone aad Poetrv." lins will lu* Hie seo
nini ni bis course ol four leotures on English suh
jecis.
I he steam t it tx Haviland on Tuesday c(T Hereford
Shoali, s|iiiki- iln- ichooaer Caroline Young, <>f
Pbilsdelpbis, wh-eh hud lost her salli and was
otherwise da-Jiaged. The tugslso passed several of
tbs (ir. gnu's life preservers
Captain Bmbery, of the hark Ironside, which sr
ri vea yesterday hom Calcutta, relents encounter?
ing a in-.ivv gan- ou February 1. ann at noon of
thai dar lie mw a remark ible halo around tho inn
and tin- barometer immediately began lo fall.
I be Metronolltan Temporal. B .ard, a breach of
tbe Linnell Temperance Society, bald its monthly
nieeting on Monday nigh! at Grace Chapel in Four
teeiith-st., General Wager Hwayne, presided. Re?
ports wein rend irmii v.in us committees, and
bvorsbls progress in the sv..ik wss reported.
An invest gatton by Coroner Ki.hu.ni showed res
terday that the sudden death ol Henry Feldmau.
at No. (i'i Willett-st., w.is caused hv smallpox, ano
the Coroner called upon the sanitary ..Hirers to re?
in.ive the hmly. I cl ward <ir.yti.-ni wis removed
from No. IBCentre-et. Buffering from typhus fever.
'1 In- il.iwer ex hiinf i.<n of the New-York Horticult
ural Society at Nilsson Hall on Bast KtfteenUi-st
will remain open lo-day?a ?'. iy longer than was
originally intended?because the inclement weather
has heretofore prevented many people from attend
ing.
Congress man J.din J. Adams appeared before Jus?
tice Y\ elde in thc Jefferson Market Police (oort
yesterday and argued tbal hi* brother. 1 h.nuns ll.
Adams, accused of hsving swindled Patrick Mc?
cann om of 980,000, should be discharged, Thc
e_ii.nl!.ut mn kum. on tee-clny.
The Fire Cotnmisnoners yesterday decided to
award iln- Bennett Medal for bravery in 1885 to
Foreman Peter Short, of Hook and Ladder t om
tmti v No, 1, on ace .uni of the part which ho took
in the rescue ol the Jauh- tinnily at il.-aver auu
William sis-, an.mt a y. ar ago.
Henry Hulling*, an unmarried plumtier, wa* con
lined to his bed st Na -.'itu First-are by an attack
ol typhoid pneumonia .-n Saturday, feater?sy
morning while delirious In- ilirew himself limn ,-i
third-story wiudow into tho rear yard. Mk I in 1
Billed iuui.
lin* loll..wing officers of the Columbia Yacht
Club were elected on Tuesday evening: Commo?
dore, K. P. H. Abell] viee-commodore, G. I*, m me;
secretary, C. M. Armstrong; treasurer, Joseph A.
Weaver; measurer, A. Fowler Gore; steward, c.
ll. Knnbel; Bool Burgeon, Henry Griiwold, M. D,;
regatta committee. A M. Kvcrett, I barlas Diets, C.
T. Wii.s. L. D. Lilian, W. J. lireacen.
BBOOKLTH.
Mrs. S. If. I/iinitsvnri li rei else.I .1 divorces yrateTdny,
Tho funeral of Captain I- Btrhaidsoa. ace- ilsty-aavsa,
preiprieteir of ihe ( linton Hobbs, look place last even,nc.
Tilt- iLiii- ii-' rn Ciuh wiii sleet a iiiar I nf Director! aa
Mature! ,y night. Two ticket* an is tho hui? Ih.-e.u-i
has i'd- lurmhera.
in spin- of the opposition of ninety- ino property ewe*
ei*. rspreaeBtlBSgooo.ooo, the Bsstsa Comans?aaeri
Lase granted a Honor lleeaae to Mle! ssl Murphy for *
drain simp at I-'Ifln-.ive. ami Inn il-si.
Arc-liileac-oii Klrlcly, win. hu* temporarily acted ns
rector Bf Bl. Ann's Episcopal ? Ii ure Li, hu- Been asliO'l to
tn-, nine au ui-sistuui minister ol curial Cuurcli, tn (lin.
ton-flt.
The Oneapstat I*n*t (iffl.-c statle.n, which Ima Leen for
four year* ni Kraiikl'ti-st. and (ire- np-i ni-.iv.-., 1* to ho
removed ta ?BBbsttaa-sva, bstwssa Qreeapotnt-ava
ami Oalysesi.
.be Atlantic Avenue BapM Transit ('niiiml*slo!i lins
ilecnle'l t>> clivi.lo the r..a.t to lie Inuit Boiler Its plans
liitn twi. section*, the first ono lo h.: from S.iutli Yetty to
Kings toB-ava
A. A. Low, who built thi (iartleld otlioo BalldlBS, at
('.inri and Bs-BSSS al*., a few ye ?r* air'., will hull I n
striletiire* nf-liuilar e-li.trfte ter In Keuiseiist., ad)olulBg
the DtsaeBavlaga Bask, toco*i .-r-loo.ooo.
A prii|terlv-eiwiicr wno Intrint. .1 BMSSS BS a relatives
to pay lila taxes wu* ree-ntly MrpMSSd to linn that his
prone ny wa* sdrertlaed ts bs mii.i f..r srrsBi. ot tain*
In ls-i. The receipts K'veu to him wiro Clover
fomerlra.
The- trial of Herman Brindle upon a charjreof elefiaud
Ii.k tlie (iermaii-Ainericiu Fi re Insurance Coaapaay by
falae stat.-me-iita of hisses hy Urn w.is beglia yesterdsy
Ib ina Coart of Ssailoas, Ula pisa waa te aaa the >?*-.,..
hulf-hui'iied clothing to pul lu cums for los-i.-. m inher?
ent companies.
Judie;* ('nilen lia* ordered that tho action of Artornny
Osaeral O'Brtsa lo test tu? validity of thc- shailer sf the
Kuiics C'e.uiity Kleviite-d Hiillr.md Cuiiiiiiiuy he he
1,'bii hy the BSITiee sf a siimiuiina ntnl BOBiplslat
within tea d.iys, and If ihr answer i* hird within tea
dieys lhere?fter lt may be pat ps ths calen.Ur a* a pre?
ferred cease, and uni can hegls wub teu daye' notioe.
TO EUOTECT THE (ITY 1SDEXES.
County Clerk Flack yesterdsy said that ha
weald ask the Corporattoa counsel fur i,i* opinion m rn
j:.ir.I tn the charin ter of tie ladszss pinch,-ml hy tba
I'.mi Asseiciaiion surebsaed ) ihe etty from Bsberl
Le BJ l-l I'ft, lu view ..f Hie chilli - Iniielis. hy thei Bal At
?sen-lii! tejii Hint they arc pntdic n BOH ls BBd ll* sueh
siniul'i lie ctpiiii to anv one who wisbea to nske aearobes,
Mr. i tact iiiiiiiiiHln* th.it they shin.in becsed only ns
aid* to ihe srar.liei * cnn, toyed by him ami thai i.y ital na
them in tin . Bay an llii'iimo ls .L-l I veil hy lbs elly w Iden
last month ameninteil tn ifl!.-..-1. Tim I.lc* wein
loosely I'-tiind and would soon lie destroyed if u-,. el hy
tbe publie IndiscflBlBstsly sad me Insame isferrrd lc
would dm deereaaed ..i esaee entirely. If the Onrpora
timi Connsel deddei th it they ire uubBi roeorda he win
ask that tin | i.e recopied la i durable form. De d< uled
tlieehuikte' llll'le h) siiluo lasvyer* thut some OBS ti s'.-t
'Iii^ up rnI,len.Li here ,fter tn lie aolel tn the eltv and s.ii 1
that tlie ladeasa were soBttuiied rronSaj ta day hy a
clerk employed by tbs city al tsoo a yssr, wko werhi
under the lapervbuenol Lm> craft, sad tba! taass sjass
the property of Ihi c-lty solely.
AOAVSSI BILLS AEEEcri.Sil THE CITY.
President Colemso, seeretsry of thc Board ol
Estiinuto. in OO?pltaaM with the ucl inn nf tim Boll cl,
Mni tn thu [jssMustare yssteraarpratsstsagainst f.-ur
hills which ailee! lins city, 'lil,: Iii-I I* one luttoilil. e I
hy Assembly mas Klnn, Vbich (rlrea tbe lal 1 lutondnd
twa market baHSIagal O sass coori Bethel lethe . a
nf market K'urili-iie-r*. The BSSOBd lull B0Sbor*saB the ev
ti-ns'iiii n! flin l.levated Kulwin tra.-ks to OOBBOet sa lt li
nil tks iaiir..?.l* aadfarnsa la the etty, rbe protest
aays that the mn weall gin tin- elsi sis i railroads maay
n,i --e of ness |.iud, tliiitinrli ul,-I ainag Wall, Bulbin,
Liberty, Cot?andi. Chambers ami other streets, v.iiu
ni'ie fiunchlses woald tim* bs siren for nothing. Tun
third bill directs u leiissc-Ssiiient nf Lue* lei ls I In I HS J
eui tue prnpert) nf the Tri" UullriiBd. Tho e-lty his mill
in Ibu btute lt* pSSSStlleB "f th<* UtSeS. 1 li ? f'.'irtt
bill ls that .Isiiik' lin- I'spuitiueii! ct Pul.ll" Wmics
Bdilitiotmi power. [tUdselars-l tbat thc paweta al iho
Il.'p.irfllien! sh.inld lin! lee, in. reuse.!, hm If UL)- eh'-iik'-' ls
iiiide the c.ill.-ntl,-ii nf c'rntmi wulor innis ah,mid ho
itiv.ii tn tue riiiuiiee Dspsrtmeat,
SALE OF TUA old cn a iii.icc IBBTTTUTE
Tho old CbsrUor Institute, nuiBUig Lymi
Flfty-eiKl.ih-at. tn 1-ifiy-nmiii st., hstwesa Mfcth BBS
Jr vu i li us.-?., wi.), u sold al uu. timi nu Tu.---I.ie f.ir
17(1,000, waa housht by Horace Willans, a real rstats
BcSaai al >'.., ill', Iii '.ul*.,), .in .ii. order. Tim ow i,eta
fins o liol yrl eli" Meal whether tn sell the BallSlBg ix{.du
or replace it wim uu apartamal timise.
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THE IIOISTEIS PHIESIAN CATTLE RALE.
Pit6f (!. Killogl Ei Co. ('(iniplidtMl their .sci'
obd aaaaal ssmblaausa sale of ii..i-n-n. Prlsslaa cuttle
st the A mern au Horse l.iii.?nke luaterda}-. Tba
prices, bi on Tuesday, ruled low, though there vii I
larger attendance than on tbe Orst dav. Koiomary. a
four-year-old Importod oow, hy Porcelain dani (irlotjo,
Drought $.'173, tbo hlgheit prl. o of tho day.
OPINIOS'S ON THS HALE-HOLIDAY BILL.
The am*in*l<)*l Hiilf-Holiday bill wm the sub
Jeot of oou*|.loialii" dlsoussiou yesterday lo bank iu cir?
cle ? arid alu.>og business mon. Borne ul the hiller Beamed
to think ll BM rather too sweeping for an initial moa*
uro, but. In tbo main, lt wits favorably regarded. Tho
bank men that wero seen thought lt covered the ea-o
fairly. A representative of ono of the lsrgcst of the rn
Bald j _ , .
" Our position on this Question ts Juit this. People In
general leeui to want thu bair holiday reform pul Into
practice. Ws do uot wish to oppo?e pul,ile sentiment aa
regard* thi* In tho slightest, hooauso we mink the move
ninut tu bc a good one. Hut st ibo sams time we must con?
sider om selves lu Ihe muller. Thc bill lu Its original form
Would seriously Injure u* since wu could not hy any
oieaus oondoiue a day's husiiieis lute two houri' time aa
lt required."
" How do you ibluk your customers will like tho
chango I "
" walla ss most of theta sre besrtlly in favor of the
propose, reform I oan't see how they can object to this
'.ill. Ai for losing a dsy's tlrue on a promissory note
occsRlonally, why that ls a small matter with the
average hu*lne*s msii who never waits until the last
day to prepare against bl* paper maturing."
Secretary Oleolt. of tho Half-Holiday Cotnmlttf.o,
thought tbat tbe bill would ooiumaud general approval
and become a law. " I do not say lt ls perfect, by any
moans," a til be, " nut lt li much more istlsfactory
than the otis that bas already boon ordered a third
reading In the la-.-lalaturo in tbat lt has the support of
tbe banks."
One of Ihe amendment* proposed to Speaker Hust ed s
bill whoa lt was before tho A**e,tildy, wa* to made the
law spply ouly to the largo ottlos of the Htate. I hi* re?
striction nf the Mil ls nol favorably raoeivcd by lome of
Ibo bank people, who think that the law should be
Blade uulforiu throughout the Htate.
TOPICS HEEORE THE HOARD OF EDVCATION.
Commissioner William Lum mis at the moot?
ing ol the Boord of Ldiicailoii yeiierday brought up the
subject of tn.iiKtrl.il education, by a resolution request?
ing tbe committee huvlng -Barga of that itihjoot to rn
oort li ana monta Mes*r?. Bellgmao, Tamaoo aad B.
I., t-nt.-ii" constitute this oommltiee. Mr. Sollgman
being tint obalriii.tn. Two new primary schools will be
organized In the Twenty-fourth V.,ird, one In Oneiuin
rticd -nnd ihir' v -ttfrb-sL, near Klgli tli-ave , nnd the other
lu (>iie-lniiiilr'-,l-..ii'i t.venty-foiirth-st. near the lame
aveuue. They will be traii?frrroit to the now
school bull Hug In One-hundrcd-aiid-thlrty
fouith st., near Slxth-nve., when ll is completed.
Action on the report of the teachers'
committee, In reL'ard to tho prtiicipalship of the female
department lu (.laminar School Na 38, w.i* laid over.
The harmal Oo Inga Committal reportoo thal .Mr. Beiig
m.in har! oBett I a Bril* of tftO In gold for five consecu?
tive year* to the stinlnnt of Hie college ranking hlgbe t
lu Biigjleb literature. Uaatouant EL ML Berry, of tho
school ship Ht. Mary, h.ivlng roetgnod, tho Hoard ap>
proved the appointment (af I.lenton.tut W. L. Field as
executive other Of IM school -hip.
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XE1VS FROM TUE 8UBUEBS.
HIS BODY roUXD IX A CPI-CBK
Georgs H.inft. an ex ional ve lowe* raiser of Pearl
Uiver, Buckland Couniy, iva* found ilea! iu a ci*torn In
on.- of lils greeii'ioii-es yesterday uioriiln.-. Ho lefr hts
hotne early and a* nt out among ms Howers. Home
Ilma afterword hla hedy waa dlaeoverod lu tiio ei*t*ru,
BBd upon examination of tl.e p.-*ilioli of tho elstern lt
wa* believed tbat ho hal not folleo in acot.iotit.iily, but
had committed sun-id... It I* believed that Uuanclal
embarrassment! wen rho raitaa of tho suicide.
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POOL-BHLr JUMPING PBOM A MOTIN- TP.AIV.
Edward Halronaeo, ag. iwaotr-slx. and Martin Oa*
brlelSOO, ??ni'- inn.-teen. Norwegians living at Kl Mora,
nr-iir Lli.iiliefh, X. J., boarde I a trim at LH/aboth y.-s
terdsy, inti mung to ro to _ll_abetbp.irt. Whoa the
train ba i sun ted Hey diseoverrd thal ll did aol stop ol
I . -.-: li j. 11. and they apr nig fr,un their seats tn lump
of. The conductor shouted to them to refralo, bm il
though tha train was oow aador go,.,! headway, they
a,.ii' the leap to the groan!. Ralvortaeo struck the
ground vvitn great violence and ro led lack indar tba
wheel*. Hi* heal wa* (tartly mashed. Qabrtelaon
landed no the lido track on his feat bat tho rehound
thrrw him barkBgainsi the cai-. Ht* hip wai broken,
bo tb arms w io di-.ioeut -I sad be w?* lojared internal?
ly. ILiltortaen'a injuries are fat tl, and ibero ls little
bone of the recovery of the other, llslvortaan has a
wife and family and Qnbrlelson l* single.
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SUING A CEXKTEB- COMl'AXY.
An Importanl mil waa begun in the Circuit
C in'. .1. r-..y City, ymtertlay ny Clara Buekmaiter, ono
ot the heirs nf Thoma* lt, Buokmaater, to recover from
tin-New-York Hay l> inetory Company 30.000 lots lu
tho cemetery, olnlmed to belong to tho Backmaatei
(?sine it was allege, I for tbs plaintiff that a* far hack
a* l s.'.;i Thomas il. Huckin .ster wa* ea Iel Into tho earn*
ct.-ty comp ii,y, I,? calls,- ii.iy WM needed to beautify
the place. Mr. Backmaster paid ott tho company's
debts and took 30,000 share* of Scrip, Boob lb ii'1' l'cpro
Hentiiig oin- lat In tho cemetery. Pot unno Utne after
that In- and lils la.nily managed tho altair* of tho com
l> my, mini it wo* reorganised. Thoo ho wu* rated oat
of the m iii-4goui,.i.i ob tb.* grono! mot when he waa in
control kn deeded the 30,000 sheree to !ilm?eif. Bush?
master sud bl* wife have since di.-.I, ami vvhon tholr
belra mada a demand for rho property the eompaay rn
fused i? recognise their claim. A Urge nu mtier of deed!
were offered In evidence yesterday, hut th-y w?r?
nil-(fill to l.y the dofci d mt on the ground that they
wet. i? I odella tte ns to in ,ko tn-'in v 'id. The Court re?
served decision up ni thou admissibility.
LO-tt- IHI.AN'O.
Vt (lOnillt ,..v ?,loam, a '(mik tt a* a, los i eu ou Tu. -<!?
lar attempting ro n t ure tu the huns.- lo which siio lived.
It wm discovered tbal she was Insane and yesterday soo
tva* committed la the County Asylum Ol Milled:
Lona isi.tMicrrr.?Oo raeadar alaht MlekaalJ.BaV
liv ni wat elected Chief ol the Volunteer Pre liep.trt
ineiit uml Ant ion)' Woo.li and Anthony Dryden wero
elected A**t*tatit Chiefs.
p..ht Hamilton-?Tbo pilot boat K. T. Williams. Bo.
li. .t h lo g..lnu ro sea yesterday, misitayad int wont
ashore on tuc Long Island ?li.,re. She ll.-s well up on
tin- henel., head on, Tlie tasboai Eonnve m?.io attempt
to haul ber oil, lint with.mt sin-cost.
?? - ?
BBWABC
Jo?oph ITenrv King, who practises as an Indian doctor
an.I bas s..ino not,inly ni several cit les, erst arrested hy
the Suei itt on a clung,) of fraud, lt ls charged that he
incurred a debt ly giving Ins indorsement to a note,
representing that le awned In* furniture and some
.*..:.().ul worth Of olh' rg.!.* lu Ins place. Th- case caine
up for a hearing before Judge Kori In the Pint District
Court yesterday. Klug -naiad tho ail, g.iiioui lu sn
attidaVlt. The deetsto Was reserved.
The Newark Preebytary wet yesterday al tho Third
Preeb) tartan Church, the Lev. w. li diannne, of Hie.in?
field, acted a* Moderator. l!oi?,rls were ma,lo oa foreign
missions, publication, Ministerial Relief Fund and
other subjects.
Vf BSTC11 KsT IK C"() I" XT Y.
M'iim Vebxox. JoiaCasey, o laborer, while walk
Hu along ibo track* of ilie New-Hat ,n liallioad early
yest,.i,i ,j. i,ia,rilli,., vras killed by an expia is train.
New-K>. in i.i l .?At the annual school meeting In
District No. I, hold ob Taead-V, .lames (;reii_ebaoh,
llorac! Croobl and Ldvvur.l li. riucknev were oiecled
truateaiaud tVilliaiu I_ Count treasurer.
ERM REAL SEALER WILL STAND TRIAL.
A rumor gained considerable circulation and
ere,lonee down town t e-torday afternoon to the effect that
(ion. ral-siltier, wtiose trial ls set nowa for this morn?
ing, h ul adopted the tactics of " Hilly " Moloney and
fid toCoooda, A reporter rung tue door*-ell of No,
1-7 Weat Korty-eighth-*t. la*t Bight, and Genera! Bholof
himself opened thc tloor. A smile travelled across tho
seamed and care-worn feature* of tne Oeneral ai he
laid:
?? I do wanr to leave town OB soma business of e press?
ing nature, but lt 1* uni Ukoll thal I shall do bo until
Ibis little sb ia,--,ip ls over."
MAKINh INTELLIGENCE
MifitrtruK AL.ttfi
BaatfliBB bm set.*. g ia Ram uti,, lot*'_uoa*i*r_,d_ 4
iii Ml v i ru ri r i-.i t v
i..V.-MltirlvH'ii4. IO ll 'lor. |*i.? |. Kl 10; Hall OVA, -
/-._(.?r-aii.iy Hook, 10.tt r int. I lian L lo 401 Hall >?-i_ 0:08
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-LAY.
Yentl
Yentl. Line. For Afailiaolt. Salli.
Baltic. Inm*o. Liverpool . in.Opin 8 sm
lieii.Tt. Hstuti Amor.. 'Liiiiburg. 8 am
*'hateaii Vqaem. Bordeaux. Bor-eaaa_ I pm
Aina/niiciiae. lied (ross. Para. 1 om 3 pm
. i,|,.ii. I i.< in, Muli, vaiunttall. noon.
Vannen. Be! Il l.aguayra. 3 pm
(leo W Clyde. l*Iy*IO. Haft!. 1 pm 3 -in
Aiisn.Ati.is.iL.it .ll .taara 1 pm
UiluoCo. taUebc., -erminia . 1 pm tl pin
I III OAT, APIIII. 9.
Amil, is, Atlas .Porto Btes.11 .!') a ni 1 pm
sAirnnvv. Ai'Kii. 10.
I'lnbria. Canard. Liverpool. 0.30 a m '.cito _ m
Marengo. V'. Lion's, Hud . 3 pm
Uv, Bristol -hy,Bristol. a pm
Ar Koria. Anchor, IS lasso w . 7 :0 am 10 a in
)i,i.la. lb un: vat t a, i 'nicolina ,--n . ti ao a ui ll a ni
Jloi av 11. ll am I. Ain.r. Hamburg. 10 sin
s, In, ii.,in. Nelli Amer. Amsterdam. Gunara ll ..'0 a tu
p. lillian,!. Ucl star. A nt turo. n i a n ',' .10 a iii
Ldlii iio'i'1 n ..er.'s. Kingston . s .io a m 10 em
.Niagara, Ward'*. Hanna.. 3 pm
INCOMING si EA MERS.
tO-DAt.
Temi. Fr nm, uro,.
OrecUM Mo.larch-...Looasa.Monaro,!
renmark .1 "ti lon .National
A bysatB?I. Livcrpaoi.h.nan
?TV i.Liverpool..National
LeplPtO .Nowcaatlla.Wi.son's
Aiicliorla . Olasgow. Anchor
eiate ol deorgla.Glasgow.Mat'*
MOTBVta.lUiu'.nrr. Haiflb _??
I u.i i*.Iiaiiiiuirg.Cart
i;ir niano.Aui.vi.-ru.lieu**tar
i Ca a.;a .liuvio .Pranoh innis.
? !i.,ii* .Palermo .loebor
Aapcs.Ilatana an.l Mexico.Alexandre's
I Hint*, ti BIL :i.
I ORV of Merlin.Liv.-ri,,.,: . inman
' iii:."!,. nv .Beweaatla . Brtatot < itv
I;.:* . Iir.-iuen.n.u. Liol!
| haulltgo. t leuliicgos .Ward's
bah uti ti. trail, io.
; nie),monti nm.bamtaa . inn
Hails.Naples . Ali bot
0OOfglfla .Marseille* . .lubra
SBIPPINQ XE D'S.
POUT ol MW VOUK... .WKD.N'K.SDAV, APHIL7, 18.10
AllllIVKI)
Pieani-r Atlin* (Hr , 1 ,,w. Jar-Mi Marla, Ant ("ayes 1>1.
J, I- Ol..- : '. ,|l l-'lt .,. St.- I'.l. Pori au I'lln c ll Klll.Sto'i .IO
poii Anton.., '..'I. willi m.lir alni i>a*k.-i,gc, * lo Pun 1,,nto.it
a* ( O All .IO a Kl tl," IU, at "I- I. Ul
.-lin,., I .nt.ab lc . nn. ll.-niilu. Pon Marls .'..lara,
wiih uii.o ia i. Wessels-I * ,, A i nt.-.l at lbs Uar st '- a in.
-t.-aunr gram iBoti, Ueroldneo. Iiara-oa 0 dapa wui. n,ut
ta (lanais 0 Paanall Arrlvanal iii. Bai at j a a.
! ,.l,.,r I alu, .eas. L'roWBll, liBiV-StOO Via Kev Weal, willi
sartie and paiirVgen l.x ll Mal sty _ Co
rs'..-aa,*i . .in audoi ie., galley, .v.. Point an! N. upurl
N. w . willi in i- and paassagl r* tO (I Ho nu.Iud sa ? "
MBdiuer Cen Whltl.cj , Ileane. In.st.m. vtuhmiUelo ll 1
Ilpuivk.
BnaaaMT ('itv ot Jaw BaOtOf!. Dav**, lau Hivur, wiiu nidsa
teUwl-tu di Lw.._i
Hhlti T-tsn (of Boston). Allyn, Hong Kona 1 IH alar a. with
mdse rn ..r.ler vessel to Vernon il llrovtn * Co.
ump I, BciH-hrlBt din. Wood. Amsterdam aa elura, with
iron and erupt- barred to nnli r. rasssl ls J W Parlor 4 L'o.
Ship norlin,vnn mt u men,,., BS),8-BltS, Lutikir^ 60 dara.
In baflaaf io Snow A Illirie-,,
?J Ip Ariel .v..ri, Hthwun/s, Liverpool 30 dara, with sail to
r D M.nilton .t Co, vessel to 1'unrh. Kdye <t ('6.
nark Ironside -or London). Kmery. ('alotuis HO daya. with
mel-* to Keilli finis; vessel to n.aater.
Hara Initt ?n of London i, hi wood, Zanzibar 70 nara, wltb
m.lses to order vessel e. Maia r
Marie (ju,- ?.r ,,t .iuui*,,., N*ii Antwerp 1ft clara, with Inn
anil empty bairsll to order: vr-sso! to snow A Bnrcresa
uart Li,?? H.,,ed.ui,. Puta -wi twerp ia diva withlrou and
empty ii-rrel* finnier, vessel to J W" Lurker * (Jo.
daile rsreslBS 'Ital.. In bruno. Bereswas 84 Ssys witt
milao to circler vessel (o Kuneli. Kdveeke o.
Hara strauss iJson. Uaassa. Hulila Uti dava, in ballast to
master,
l ark Klebn.nri. Oielgren. ueinerara IS dara, with sugar
to ly-aye-ra ft it Oa
Hark Albion (Ker), f'lirtatlenr.i-n, Havana via nelaware
nn-akwater ll days, wit!, sugar to Moses Taylor a Co. vessel
to L Hoe.
Mriii Lolita 'of Windsor. RSI, M.iDsmM, Hanfandar M ??ya.
witti iron ore to order; ve*sel lo J S Whitney A Co.
Ml Magi! (Ari. Oran. B.hla Ai dava, lin baila!to How
I He! A Ase.il, ul
...'* -no ' ,,n(,rtne (Dan). Warner. Victoria. Brat, 7'J aa-s,
wlfti cnlloe to O Amaiiick i Co; vessel tomaste-r.
Itrnt Hlon'ireave* Uri. Pritchard. Fejnainfnico 36 days.
with sn*ar to (I Ain*lne*K rt Co vessel to mister.
ling itot.i-rt Mow.-, lluriitiioiid. *l Pierre. to.rtmi'ine. 16
"asa. wltli suifar Io ll Trosvbrld?e'aMons.
Hrl_ Itu Whltti-moie. Wright, ("ardenlea via Delaware,
Hreuitwater lu dava, with niolsases tosMM) veaaei lo Jed
Frye _c-e,
*>oiir J K Btetson, Tresa. Aracaju '19 days, with anger to or?
der; vessel toil M -smith ? c'o.
folir yacht A_b---adrt-ss iof Host.ni, Taylor, Hu van a 8
daya.
SUNSET Wind at Bandr ll.*>_. moderate, F. rainy and
aeinahy. At City lslsjui. llabt. H8W, cloudy.
(?Univ itooin, io n tn BaieflBMsr.88.S8 thormonoter. IO;
swell, heavy. E i wind. SW. A mi.ss cloudy.
Arrived yesterday -
?steamer Beninese (Br). Webster. Yokohama Deo ll, Kobe
IBB 8, .SnuHsakl Keb s, ll una; hong in, **lB?rapore 17 P.trt
Hald Mar 17. Gibraltar.], with BM?s to order, vessel to Uou
lerson Urns Arrlveei at tho Uar at 7.8o p tn
Steamer Kcliloo^iu (litchi. Hakaer. Amsterdam Mar'id
with ie .'*?sud passengers to his), Kdye _ co.
Kteaiuer iirlon l ur., Harris. Huenoi Ayres Feb id. Monte
vidoei Mars, Hln Janeiro il. liahlaT 1. with mdao to Buak
Jevon* Arrival at th.. Har at 7.18 pm.
Jateamer llenefa. tor i n.iott, Wtlmln?-t<in. NC. 3 daya, With
melee and passengers to Wm | Clyde _ (Ja
?J I.E A UKI)
steamer Biiltle iBri, Bnrtou, Liverpool via Qaoenstown
I'eter Wright * sons.
-reamer Tr.uacna (lin, Mitchell, Glasgow ?Henderson
Bros.
f*teamer Minerva i Rn, Appleton. Lublin san.ier'on A Son
Steamer Oelleit (den, Kuhlessein, Hamburg via Plymouth
?Kunhardt it Co.
Bti iiuer Madrid (Span). Cartier., Antwerp lunch. IWye
a co.
steamer Valencia. Wo-dnek, f..t;ru;ivr.i. Puerto Cabeilo aad
Cnr.ie-ou-Honiton. Bliss A Hallett
st.-un, I Mnr!..|(Bn, Locke, Tho Win.lvvtird Islnnds A E
Outi rbrnlice .4 I o
Stssmer Illsai BU, Sansom, Pun au Prmce, Anx I ayes, Ac
-Pim. Forwood_ Co
steaueer Jeame, l-reetliy, Kt Johns, PR?J ll Winchester
Co.
Hteamer Fram (Non, Ileruldseu. Haracoa?(Jonie*. _ Pear
sail.
r-t"atner Kin drnnde, I,-wis, Ke,- West and Calveston?C H
Mul ur- .t CB
Steamer I...me Un. kl. Monnr. Jue-son villis- Warren Har.
Hteauiercityoi (.'oluiiibia. Woodhull. Charleston J WUuln
tar l i? co.
Meaiiii't Josephine ili-.m-"n Moore. Bal'Imore_J s Krema
Stearne! l.i-.ii'ira. Hra.ic. Piutlem! Renado Hall.
burk piB.'.-iiiulii-r (Br), Clis-on, llntrerda't.-Sessimsll Hroa
Stlir Jftjulo A Stubbs, stiihlis. -lux Caycs?Lyon Jt co.
SA! LKH.
BteSBMtl Werra, for BrSBMBl Nonnandle. Havre; Muriel.
Parbadoee. Aoi M.ir.o. Havana; Ciaiirendoran. Cardemas;
Annetta iiuiaceia: lllo i.ramie*. Oalreelon -i..rican < ny,
Ne.ki.rleans City Of ' olutulnn, Charle-itou. Seueca, Nawport
Bews. Bweduh ?-..nette Balder,-.
ship liiimiiton Fish, Philadelphia.
Banu l.uun, [or Batavia, lei md-rs; Krr.inte, Alexandria,
F."ypt. ida f..r lutiurg; l-.iild.i, Qe_I,_0; -MelaJuel, l.isbou:
Avoca, 1".nh Amboy.
Brue* A,d ne, !or raiBOS Avr?s. Hamer, Pet! Natal.
behr! .tattte Weston, St. Croix; Mary ilradfor l, 1'ouce, PB.
Al*e, s:nie,i -Via Lon?' Isl iu-i Ba inn Harks I.e.us BButh,
tor Antwerpi luim i Baabroaek, Duukirs* John HI', arson
Utd I' 0 ' h.ii III. BobIob.
Hrlics Peeress for Canary Islsnds; Artos. st Jo'm. BB.
An. li..r.-.l M City island. I.ounc out?Balk! Ingleside, for
Slu.upore, ( lanhi-l, CliaiTottetosiu
BISCBLLSBeSOUg,
Slnp TssTBOgSrS i Hr), t,e-f ire rt IBO ted aafion* St spnnt;
Lake. N I, i.s bailly bruken up, and the beae-li is strewn nub
empty barrels'rom her .old. Ihe ship will prove a lotal loss.
Illi. Mu VL.MEN TS OB BTES BaKS
VUBEIOB POBTS
Pi.tmoctii, April 7?Arrived, steamer Rhaena (den. Ao?al
geaaaa. tram slew-Yorh M ir jt cm ber wav (o Hamburg.
sm LT, April 7?Passed, steamer Wuealaud (Beni, Leher
weu. from Sew-York M ir ii em n-r wa. to Antwerp.
IBIS OK WIOHT, April 7 Pass.-'l. steamer A-synan Koa
arnli i liri. Harrison, fiom New-Vork Mix-ti ou bur way lo
London.
fl AMiiiitcj. April 7-Arrived, steamer Wenpha.la lOer),
BopS, -TOtB New-York Mm -'7.
sainu st.-ainei Lessing idet), Vosa, for New-Vork.
Bssass, April? airived. stSBBBBC Main (den. ChrlstoL
fer*, from Mew-York Mar .7.
SWUBBtTBDS. April 4-Arrived, steamer Martha (Gen,
Todp, Irom New-Vork Mar M.
Annotine-ementa.
Advice to Mothers.
Mrs. W_sttOWa sooi him; avnrr should al wara ban sod for
CHILI.. KN ll.hllllMi. lt -? "lilrTS tho CHILI). 8' 'fl fc>i the
elli*, ALLAY! ALI. IAIN. OOBBI WISO COLIC, and ia the BESr
hkiiklii lou i-uuiiiii.'.A. '1 wenty tl.e cents a bottlo.
Earl fi, Wilson*! E. 6c W. brand of Mon's
Cclluraaud Cults aro tho beit Sold every wu.ra.
-?
Hf.nrt A. D-BIBU M. D..
144 Lexington ave., between _'ith an'l (0th ats
IlcEra--ri to 1, 6lo7. MMSSSS of tho Tservoas system'
cji-iiiu.l ilnary organs, impotence and sterility.
?
Pierce's "Pleasant Purgutiv-o Pellets" aro
perfect prevent vea o' constipation. Inclosed In glaaa bot
ilea, alwaya tresh. by all druorista.
Kikkk's Compound Sarsaparilla
Will he found to give far better satisfaction than Ayer"! or
lleust's. I ni* Hi-v r itrau'-M, or .i.?rne io ruiiiu-1 tha moi.sr.
Ah ..ve all, lt > astalas -cn mkbcl-icv os roTA-.il. Extra largo
i...c!e*. i-.itifain iu 17 . o'iii.---*. 7S .--nts . il bottles, li b'or
sale only by UlKkB? bOM, 363 6th ave., corner .'-Mat.
Solid Silver.
The Gorham Company, Silver?
smiths, have an imUkSiially large stock
of Solid Silver Spoons and Forks,
put ap in fine Cabinet Chests, sui ta?
llie for wedding and anniversary gifts.
The assortment comprises sets of
forty-eight pieces and upward. They
have all of their staple patterns
cased in this way, besides several
cases of Special or Handwrought pat?
terns made exclusively for their
New-York trade, and not to be
found elsewhere.
Broadway and 19th-st.
FOR GIRLS.
?uTiA-.-tAr
We are placing oa sale delly BtW 8PBIMJ HTY1.K-*
nf MIBBBir aud CH II. I) lt KV* IU<h*,-.t-> AND
CLOAK*i Irom our .mn workrooms.
We invite* ronipttri*on ol lin- si s le* and (leish of these
Booda with iii,,-,- ordiiinrlly aold rendy nuigp, and the
pri. e* must c-oiivine-c* ee-onomtrnl bayer* (hat li Ib net
mn ih while lo buy ui.iuri.il* now and have garment*
linnie ap nt bonni.
\l i heeii tin-he-i assortment of KVKBYTIIIKt., from
HAT** Td BHOBBi for Uoyanud Girl*, at very low price*
for reliable goode.
BEST & CO.
GO & (te WEST 23D-8T.
SYPHER & CO., ManufacturerB
and Importen of FURNITUBB,
offer bargain, to those about to
furnish. GRBAT KKDICTIONS
in MAHIJLEH, TAPBSTBIBSi
BRONZES, BILVBBWABB,
POBOBLAIN, &c
800 Broadway, cor. 17th-st.
THE CHAMPION
IN
THE OREAT FIRE
AT KEY WEST.
ll
SAVKI) THK FUVllS OF TIIK BANK AM) CHUT VAL.
DABLES ciF .\K\ HLY A 8COBB Of TIIK L .AUISO)
MERCANTILE KOVSBB, Am .'oLLOWS;
BANK OF KKY WLST,
FOGARTY & JOHNSON,
JULIUS ELLINGER & CO..
WILLIAM CUBBY,
BETOEHBBRG & CO.,
CHAS. R. PIERCE,
McKlLLII* I5KOS.,
DUFFY Ai WILLIAMS,
MICHAEL WADK,
J. J. I'HILIJKICK,
R. J, PERRY,
GKO. L. BARTHUM,
GEO. DE MK RR ITT,
JOHN II. GREGORY,
A. F. TIFT,
JOSE M. NAVARRO,
G. W. MASLIN.
HERRING & CO.
PIl<IPKILT'il* OK
THE LAUf.E-T BABB WORK-* IN THK WOK LO.
THK OLDEST 1\ AMKItH'l.
NOS. .51 AND 25'.* BilOADvl'AY. NKW YO. E.
FriedricJish all*
THE TONIC APERIENT WATER.
" Most efficacious. To know it is td
appreciate its high value."
Professor Justus von Liebig.
?? A highly efficient ALTER A TI VE,
correcting disorders of the bloody Spe
dally applicable in th*t treatment of the
affections incidental to Constitution,*!
Debility in Children^ in Glandular
Swellings, and Affections of the Skin
and Eyes."?London Medical Record.
" A potent agent again! Scrofula*
when combined with suitable diet and
outdoor ixerase.'4
Professor Loeschner.
NOTICE.? "The LONGER
Friedrichshallis taken, the SMALLER
is the quantity tiuessary to effect thd
purpose."
Sir Henry Thompson, F.R.C.S., Lond.
Oj all Drug^utt and .Mineral Waler DeaUrt.
ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR ANO FIVE
YEAR OLD
Weil rooted, strong, tLkomui
CONCORD GRAPE VINES
FOIt HALE AT
BPEER*) PASSAIC VINEVARU3,
alao at Ms
WINE STORK, 16 WARREN-ST., NEW-YORK.
Price lists ami in-tn. tl.mi (or p.anllnf mall*,. frsonpSS
applicauou. Vines seat liy express up .n rie.-i ir -if |,r-.cew
Al.Kile- l? SPEER, !__?__, N. J .
Or to 10 Warrnnat, NswYirt
?_:
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