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l)e fife Sun. I rvcl SI.11I.-- N0. M, NK.W YORK, FRIDAY, NOVKMBER 19, 1875. PRICK TWO 0KlfT M flliS W111SKKY EXPOSURES. fro 8f hovin ttirriPiiR wa i r :t fit tii B OP PtCt ALB Afff9 h 81 plee !" Hlna Informed nf all HI ibil liiMiltH lnnrm A trniii Jntet'e Friend llnbeeek Lul l that I' rev ..Ltd I M.jurf, Ur. IiOI i". Nov. IB. Tho MrD.muM Irlnl fj still the" WOlfB of ItttftOMofl here, mill ifcl tmirl rOOIII " QfOWdftd to rx, ' iv fjj flrtt IB win It. H. Kn re i ke, h rectifier, 101 fieu In having talked wl h Jovce, ni Hfll ik 81008 Ifil. nl out ilcititff hulrieee. The WlIMM wi tuld hy him that he could pur-- i t okeO whiskey Mini W"ttl I bx protect.! to fl doltlfi In furl, VM to do Ml Md ItfDftl times waa MBtd bf Joyce tf he VM MNtlni ah entttd h ami- -, tlx tM al nvt mi- nted d ndv mce o Moms f mine frnm Wmh loioii or eeher to i, end wat BfdOfOd to wtraich t n u .""tf lh Iio im In erler," " n preparer! 0 180100 ronipany," ft' Artrt nood to owd to the Riot lofottBatlott of shy kind that lOfced dOOffOf U0. J"V on Mi OOCMtuO. "'ld to nllriiH' ".My ffftefld DODCOCk urrM ' f (Be there 18 h 1l tu p.i. ; we are In a scrape am ID wl Otf out of U." f b- MrlUMftl fsXId tun eh an. of various B8B0M hie uiai'e lor the .e iSlOl HOfXtMl .ml OtOOf parties. " When v vr er tOld t" FalM monev," ke Mid M then VM MtlefaollnB gtvon We vur told t do it ..nd it bad to bv doltoV1 Wit- - mrn p Mj JobB Leavenworth two n, for w!it w a ndlod tha 0 mnnltfn fund; paid ltotlo Ra eblMV Mlth Vjitrdfuml VAd $tSQ i hrpttic fundi Ho undvneood the Hutob ti fund r- lOhVd t'.X). in I xV w.re rVf Itrtd la oOlflhUti to It. Y.Om JrtTJ to 175 (ho Utig ww omtMvdof M- D n nl, JolOti Knarov. MtKt, Utwni r, I'. t hk Mr' "on, b, BDd QtMfVtlOfol ttit JVfn-'Cra- ho lalit-- not lOO0 hi "let uo" on ftt tUlM WhVB Ibi I if or VM Wklfll thenoinl-c- . avir if ttia cliV CoiiO'JBnon mtut t. hd pvri a nthi-i- nl o re el veil money. Wptne- - chVts Blttt1 iBfnntlil.tnB VbtHII the oinner of dIBf " BTOob BM httlBi,M lie bid t. .1 tr Ubla t dlsTi run IIBIVV with MlBIV of tin r m iiinul t In w.tv of liurcitMBltlB cro ki w. ia)i v. itid t on m ho wu RUtOMad for l', h.-- he refused t iv. TBvy tnVn lb re on to hut him up, ..lid tie told them if Msvf diit t . would hafa t a iiiH u i otbera too. U. tt-- r Wi re II allv compr ItitaMj wIIBCM bbd rmfl PBVOrVBtli P Willi '. M. Irofd VbOUl the Mali e. and alao talked wi n llcRev bnial it. Ho reoi tifd it huer from K r I OB one. OCCVelntl in rtvartl to it 0ndvratnu.i in it o imi to r l I n r the ranip il n food 111 Kl Ford ffuevd huiiaf ' boo in if,i for ivy dvya aBd tii-i- t he v.m all. wed o priMWad. wltBVM nd iilltvd n itlBtfaMTtf tn aetefal Indlci menu hi re, i rid I. id tle dno iruhtv t aOXBV of toeip. V it bad not roBaldVrtd nil did n- t know whut affect hll la IliPOBf to-- o v Would hne upon Uie iiifllciiMeiita fill pFBdini afftlual him. .I fl If, l,i o .op', for II. Ml .t It W.rirlel'e d ty, iatiflvd Iiibi ha utfiB w. rk for fjlnci in lf7'i WnUkev w.i pvo 'ow In prtCV an. i ni ibbI t ime the market waa au iiutlaot tint wiiher h ul to rlobi r in i rooued, tlie rei were uoin . A. flr-- i I t h I nppmied li. 'nit vial ''U. end btf n A e 1. Wt or MNIVtffV were eh n . d, Bd lha n- w one told 4 to run Uf lull oftpn it) In 1078 w rioi trfiU'ht, hul the rvVHMUV HVOBta were HU Bvd on ua we hs I to run nrnokVd nunln. We w re n gnlrrd to III Aba "Mi 40 to M) li.tml crooked pai r k Lv Jovov'a dlrecllooa, end we bao to p i aa-- hu u.m win tuvr we m..de u r not. J mtu well uated to Bi in.irkei e, and ineia. o pMeMBlc II li wh n the niar-a- i wm otl-k- We uned in rroked hu-k- f f'om 190 to OVBla off, nd t waa dlffl.-u- by ret n of !! nf H a( thnee vncee, the uinrkel waa o rlu ted. Wo pa.nl ;Wi eenia per MliU to I he Kioir, and wheu li ruee to 00 the? dvitiitmleo 45 cent, Mfell b t'.e refu-t- d to vire Ah It wa the H "j took half, the rertinera the eiriT h .If, .nd tha dl i were led In the aold It wu then atrrerd that t e dletilltTn abould be - tn permitted in r bar rela week .T upon whn-- the HImi Would make nlor W b. never I did n t put in ner VDOUI h as ihu wuvkly padoutu for the Kintr to auit Jofre, tie r;Uled arouod auudenl aud inde It Vot f r me Tbea ittttra from 0n McDonald at Bupvr-Tlae- r, to J, W. .j mer of ltrer-B- HeVtfbUBi at WaSUtlMI on. were tli"tiiniro dured III Vfidvnef ana road. lie flrit one. Vvtt-- Jan TJ. IH74. ta in replv to t Htemeuta aent roComtni-aione- r Pou.-l- a ? v 1' rkt Attorney r.'f k ii'iidi iloir Imrvd vl da rma of ttiv revai.u Uw by Itevia M tOTi and BBjrfl Ibat loV aitVVatlOf! m de by lie puftlM moiitlohed Id tir, I ti ItMt a le ter had baQ akaOHBVd Into on lovaral orOMBlundj nd found without founds, ion lu fuel. Ihe nn ObahtOV were Vi de iffulnvl ih firm In 172 and exnrn-lie- d bv oleeur roid and Mr Putn k, who found notttlBI to Jn ' it v the action. bttb egu- uliy Itrvenue aureola (i.ivili. llradhrr and Yaii.nu ui.ide h IBoroutfb vftaimn itloo ol the tai'liatiiuenl of the tirni, ami while the) foUBd a vtil.iiloii nj the liW4 m toe hi inner of k epint the book. Foiif, 6 I., no oVldonCV of fianif w dox'overd. J be tlem-ra- f rtbVf a y that the ir.tr. tna firm wire frvquaiilly iBVfalMI ted t'T tilmarlf, Iteveii Avent J '. CoJIVCtor r ami oihtTt, but no evl lence of fraud wa ever f Miti I. A .ti er letter waa dated MaroTl ') l.vi. t.nd noloaea a clppln from in. Sen Voni Sun i annr thai lien, ePftBald la at t e bvad of thewhi-ke- T ir mia in liiiiiola and other pluoea Tiila. lha t 'horal aaia, b Would not pot Ira were It not th;ii the Si. LOUMJ aiera m tl'.e wild tnd unt OUBdvd ehanreH at I Bat l:ie Ittipateia aiiU ffli'TH of be d. a net ; btr WhVfl ailed upon for UulH io aid him in itrovvi Uting vi datlOBI of the law they utll fallen to auBatallllalt their allara htna. He iheB laiBTa to the f t that Ihe a ' i nmuatwolv M'ui atonta to thia dial Mi lerret o il QbaiCVai and fr o. no i a in ti iii iiuvv been ItiauO, lull ulway- - without tbM'ovennv nv fr' u. Ha dacturoa that bv baa a. hi p rih ular attention to the tnforoafBVBl of U.e law Iii tUia cltv dunuj the p t ve..r. BJMl eitea a- - aViuVhOV 01 Ufa dllUffUCa that durlnc JiMtr nod rvbrtl rir, IK.4, ihe pollectlona In the d tall let oil eedeo tbo- - ut ihe (orre.opopu h . VtoutBa of ihi prWIOttl year lv BOOUl tKM.OU) He rli4d hy IByiUoTl ' I eourt, deiy tna inoai icru ilnitlni dvparu out or judtol il Invvatifailoti Into mi intvsniy ac in. .n. a oi mv o nduot at i no olio ofAcvr" ha tmiu -- uer it dated March III, lT4. uod la in ... iu report ant to C luuiiaaiunvr pout-- tu.,1 toina oooka aud p ipara ul H 'vu, r'mzer Cu. wvie detr"ed by lire. BUpPOVVd t'V de- - wkiia Invlr affnir irarv undtr iBvaatltfa li'ii upon th Vbamv of fraud. To tbia the a ya In aUoftanov th t he, with I laotor Matrot e ami Kavviliia AkVBt UUBtbor oiaid a tlioeouah OSainlnatlon of ti e nn iitenditm the humihu of IhVbookaaBd Mpera, aBd ihtyall ludi aree tBal IMaif ua aUoenoti waa lie .ulds IBvI In Boaaacuaavv uf aeveraj uornpUlnta airalnat thia trui, h .ml Itevenuu Avroi Juyoi tilMl Ih poty CulleolUf Kltroy nava rapoatOdly BlMla a ih Inspei lion of the t ook-- or 1,1 firm, but MtVVBVV r BVVB abla to del. i i aiivlhlus 'Heaal arfr luleni in ibi ir uvuli.tga with the lio arnthetit. iherradlns of theee lattVrl waa MatVOVd Ifl Vai eaaterly, a d In view o Ilia daVVlopinolila bromrhb ooi an (at in tin- - In d, o lUHVd lliueh ajBiliuB and oooaamual buiabter. I ha defuba ant. however, oetrayud no cuu fuel Oik run t trt s lit i tn t a TOJIMMMi Vera Pauiebrd bv CaaBavmoal la i . In lue Kebuol -- hip llereur'y. The A ..; OomOalllM on Crime yesterday VuKai Han't lalani anil Hit Mrrury. CjpL MMjvffi iu Bbarga ' the veaaal laatUad tnt ho tp aaiied burt aa at tlan u au-- avcaaiOBall at lc m BTeBtf. Hurt avra koattl m VI in the Mjotbl for aahwa a4 a time. Hi had aaaa iheoi kpt in three koure by nia piedecti or lu 0 'Utui tua. The HOVae coa- ' In i Diri 'fhf h.y,' tiund were hwituao iu aa POAtra ii"ir. i feai g ikwei f .r i apart, hoidiua tie prifnr in a v ry erini'-- aaa p ;. - on. Tin- ac n i roo u t v tUru aad four uoa uudvr niedh-j- ir. aiun-u- i wart Ihg-e- lu haitiiuocki. Tun did not leel turu wlui Mlrauiapialai out tie n..j raci'utli awot threu Iitttr Oui, viiuiiarly tfferttJ, Pi boapltai, autre It ttm p.ry trte ru0'rinif rr mi tariuiold, it f.fu aent rlgni out of ihul room. J tin f .luhututi, l ; i ih going n am 4 tha pari vat mot " PiuTu down th in of ijuihiiug upT1 oa- Cuta aa . at a buy becam rOlch ut turua una took - a Ot Hari'i iiUmi tbe rommlM e latmeJ from War leo fct'tir ihn t tra a at 0Vi oa wa'ci;no io guard itro.-h- tuil lha men o.i n rubra tha doon iruiu wbuiuga kgg Q'atoi at jre o tneio. are 1ouey Wauled for Navy Ynrdt. J Wamiimiton, Mot. ha anniiul report of I i., II ivijj, i hh-- uf tbu liure of . aad aoc. t ti Ute NlVf lepai Uiieiii. fOeoUlaVVBUl aa In-- Vrrraaid tiipropriailou fur ouihliug a r pairing bat In. MZ Vktrf, aua brtdfV Hi LaavOV Ultii'l, tnd urgrt a tufl-- fir "V. fWroprlatlol lu (luuh Ibi dry doca at Mara ("' """Q t potlUe. tie i ui w.t me i,pQ. I V ltl faartf app upnttiont for Ibil aork. If not I arUi Uiaa luOf ul MH letl three retrt. vUl nut I e i atBineoi iu areuniplih the uo-- r. King wl iua four ir Tna i ii .,i ua toll i aora win ha about u. w.euo m,d it ii heiPivrii mat If (' nijrr wih appro. pnata tr.t ueGcunr aUKitUlt li .01 he flol iu iHU HI araeat y rr( immaaiu m bun.un i uf a mvti E3tl-i- V !'" "" '"' "'f"'tioa of . ftuohthuieiii ai lori Koyal, C. lloav at Iteau Ihe raoltement over tha uitd oat. A uvdy af um gi ay. IOolbarafa nt hi.ocvm, Tn I? jyKAt nnor. A flow kw a 4am a In the Mleatiea ot the tmev KaabarrmMtaeata with hla Aareal. .1 ni ro I NraobtIB arrttnliMl nn iujunot mn TeaterJajr galnat tha theatrical company known aa " the Krank Kr i?ne Klfle l earn." tn prevent ihft nerformanne of the drama, " HI Hlocum," Id tne llowerv Theatre. The romplalnant li Col. J llnlmea Hrnver. who aava he la tha biilneaa agent fur Krank Frayne, and the atorv told In the complaint la Interesting, Mr. Kr una la a Kentucktau by birth, and baa the traditional -- kill with the rifle that every Kentm klan Is nupnoed to have. 111$ wife it alao a fine alio., and hie little aen Kreodv, " a lad of tender ye rs," aa tha complaint aeya, baa alao remarkable K 111. Mr. Frame bad. In addition to ble talent and that of hit family, a trained IndUn pony and an nnnllab maetlff. Ta utilise all lot taient Mr. mrton W. Taylettr. Ihe drainatlat, wrote a play called h Hi MoCMOli" a regular barkwooda drama of tome niertr. In which the whole atrength of Mr. Kra. ne'a little fan II V and ihe bone and the d ig were etblblt-d- , For the una of this drama Mr. Kruyna the author H3S per rent, rnynlty iiti ll the Rth of laat Aueuat, when tha t, Mr Unver, loaned the actor nltl whom to hii v the copvrl bt of the plav, uid kB BaTfaomont Waa emered Into on the Ifllh nf Augnat tnai lllover ahoutd be tne hnalneaa BHTVBl of the eotn mny, and have ot the net pfocveda of the perform mooe, l iiero waa alao to te ahloknuf fon t for paving tho il.taki loan, tin tha fUli f tint moiitn tho fl.HtJ waa paid. Che m r out aya that on htaiurdav Blfflil laat, .titer pi I ur a aooceaaful enirigeo cut In Philadelphia Mr. Kravne irave bun BOilCi ibat hla iitrover'al aervleea aa agent were no niT'T BVVdfd. and t iBB left ihe idly on tne late tr nn for York. It w ig further alleged that tha co mplainant had opetit f -- ,0 0 of Ina on nionev In mi) Ing coatmuta. In prlntlug and Col UrotOf Id that ha Immediately came to Ihle Cltf nd f on id the co in pan v plus nut In Ihe HoMery Ihejtre.anil Mr, Chnrlet Wing uctlng i BtialBOVa avmt. Orover dem.nided fecogfBl-tlo- n na the aa'ent, but aayo fiat Mr. Meatb, the maiiavr of the tbejtre, v. ii.i Qo fVOOMnltV htm. hut made him pav to no I Into the bnite. i herefoie tne complainant prayed tint a V aiK ointed ti take of all pTi ipertlfa, wartlrolie. in an UVCft pl primtera k, iiittato ButBOf nfl'f. gunvi bowie knlvea. the iBdtBfl BOB ' ItlflkbalTy' tha I. lb n ui ittiff " Jack." and ad the other property of the ornnam. and thai Mr. Krayne bo en- joined from pl.ivlng the drnm.t. I he tawvere of the complainant and the Hherlff tried t eorVO tho papera on Mr. Krayne and ir. Me IB tVatOfday U ne.e unatde to find them. I n t he evening when tn dkyoffl for Ihe perform n. o were o ened one uf tba BOMBOM and the Micilff VBdvaVOfad lo enter the theatre. Ihe doiiraueper and tberv waiaripplouf eat iteutoni. which waeaiieeolly QU ted tv the g' lit I men golmc to the but oftlce. Tin fi the pur lea Hlgned n paDOf atipul illBg that tho play rnitfht oo on, and Hint of tbe rf' 'dpt he held lo aw.tlt the Ofdef of tha Court, Ihe inj m- I n VM atrv-- on Mr. KraiTBa in hi i.j room. The rvpnrtar atterwanl found blm pullniff on a tour of imit h itk'gihg ptoparatori to "go n on" In the kOCOOd act. Ouua piatidt and kmvea MOfVM ttcrod kfOUBd the u no, and the fa- in ua "J .ck" lav kloVplBI bv the lire. Mr. Ki uyne, whoaeemed even b 'hind the acenoe t he tba gen le, honeat tirkwooiininau he laid that be w,a ready to p. it oia anion to ihe teat nf the law ; that ho could rove that Mr. Urovcr wa thoroughly Inoombolaaii aad d uronaiy fnilaa to fulfil hla P rl of the contract. Inatead of (jrover being OUt of po. kt. he Krayn ) ivaa the victim. Here the actor wni on tne tttge. Ilia eki I, ua let font) in the c.tmplaiut, waa Mot overe.t'hiated, for while ou the ataao be ahot ah apple from the bead of hla wife, with his hack turned toward her, looking In a email mirror to do It. It waa a itoua Ode ahot. Hit wife iilao ahot one apple from bia band. THtS BLACK II IIIH i I t t s Tbe rroi.o-.l- i on- - ikat were Ilejerted kr Hc leg Tall and bla Me t. WAHiiiyfOTon, Nov. IH. (ion. A. il. TViv-ren- of Khode laland and A. H. Aahky of tbe lllaok Hilla Co mm I al nera, have arrived In Washington and ireoired their re- - port to the Boo rotary of tbe talonof, Tbe Oomv mlaalooOrl went inatrueted to particularly ImprOM iiHn the 8'oui the fa t that they are dOpefldOBt upon tha annual charity of Cngreae for tbe of lire, while at tbe eame time tbe Indiana wero to tie mode to understand that the Government did not nlh to take from them anv of tueir BfopaftV Of rhrtita without re- turning a Tilr qutralent. A r tbeae general Inatroetion. the Comtnmalonera to the liuilun Otoincil tbe following .liernaitve propositions: VvTM.-T- hat the I nli'd States - purrbtta a llceaf to udae, nod tb) , aa inrldeDtal th r- -t l to rron ri an r.itira e tnt- tuil lu Ukl IIUrL II La rujutry, for fi" p r anuuiu ; tu be i i. lor their auotUtrui ana the rem..inaer fur OOjeO'l benrfli fur th- ir civ ilir ,t ion. IttatluVirn-meu- i tne nght to i. rmni.if the agreeatrat iu two years' nut ire ur. .V. on.. 11ml the L'ulieA ItgMI BkOOM psy thOi III ml Nun doti inj in efteen anun l w . tu be p ptlrd fur tkatr tuoattaocc aad rirliituiiuu, in f mvtog t offcrt waa also a oropoal-t- t oh to purchase the II g Horn count ry, lo Wy- oming lerm ' f ptat.e yetir in I've sioek and tigilcultural l.i'pleiut-ata- All theto proiMHiiilona were Rumiuarll v ysv )ecled l) the Iual fia. bOOBUBO oa ."Miitoil Tall poiowd out. tne OoBHBlvatonofi proKayod uiv- - Ing them for their one-ha- lf the amount of mono) tnat they are now receiv-lui- i In the ibapV of lUppllM nnnuatlv aa a Tbe t.'oinmUalonera therefore aay that IBOM Indians must ne m .de to feel the power aa aOH ua the uuurnanlmltv of th Q0V0rBmanl, In u aupplcnientary pafer Oen. Ian reiine ahowa that tnese Indian, ao far from oytng out, are steadily iiicieaalna' in uuinoer. A O i RL H i I I. s An K.pUade that Weakened Mir. ( lulkornea t'onfldenre lu llunmn Nalare. Mr. J. If, luiborne of TlfJOtODi N. JM on taklriir a seal lu the New York train on Tuoodiy Olffhlf saw a young girl In front of blm who was crying, but evldeutly trvmg to auppreae her grief. She waa repoasasing. and ber attire In- dicated taate and refinement. Aj she waa alone. Mr. ( lalhorne iu a fatherly wav inquired the QaUM of her trouble, and pi offered aralatamre. Rhe replied i hit her name w Kile Houtrlaa, and thai she lived In LnokOOfti N. Y. Abi ut thrte no'hths iwio. he aulil.she forntBd the BOCJUBlO Lance of a young BiaUt VBO aald that he was a coiiimorclal traveller for a New York boot and Hhoe liouao. H paid bis n. . to her. and, her parOBtd ot jecting to a ..i bo Intlucoo ber to Doom PH BV him to New York, promiaiitg to niarrv her and take her to the home of hla inoihei lu W Hiiilugum, liel. Aniving in Ibis citv, they were married d uftrr tptmdlnif tna liitlit at h hotel went M W Ifujlngton. There be i;eaered ber, after Informing her that she waa ihe victim ft a fruudulent marriage, anu that the slory of bit mother living in Wilmington was a boBan 'Ihe girl w.. a buarlhroken and out of money, but she eaid abe h id friends in tnriy-flu- h a reel who wnulu her BMtOtBBI e. Sue aald that Aha wtut too weary to wnlk from tho ferry to Thtrtv-flft- h atreet, waa &.bamed to go up in a car, and that Mr.cialliorue would eon-lor- e luting favur bv taking her In a cuniage. To tblt he willuicly oonaenteO. and on reaching Tblrtv fifth street and Hlitlt avenue abe request ed him to leave tier. aaing that sue prefened to go to the house of her friends alone, as the dis- tance wua only half a block. Mr. CJatoorne turned away, but before reaching bla hole! be ml- - ed his watch and soma money that be car- ried In bis voat pocket. A Sweeping Denial kv Hc re la rv Chandler. Wahhinuton. Not. 18. Senator Chandler a tweepuig tnd eipllclt dental of the widely publUbed asaertioos thai he hat made or la making remuwtJs lu Uie lulartor Department, for failures to rauiptlga fuudt, 4c. fa aadlMoa to thla rtl tlstemrui, ha uyt, wlih eHpeelsl rdeienea tu the r i eni iiisiniasalt of clurts nt ihe c cirlre, that they vera all oiaue 'ho ruute," and were unt, iu a y wav or desree, tmaed upon personal tr political cousldsraUuns of rmy aind aliatever. Tbe ProeldOBt'l Indian I'eace Policy. WAaniNinoN, Nov. la. Blabop Whipple of Mloncauta, la a letter to Prestdrot Ursat, ssyt that not wl.hiaudl(i ill tha rlsmurs which hare been made, the Prett ent'a peace . toward the ludiana iitt been iticiaeaful and mat ihuuaanaa r tnem are learn-lu- lu live aa elvinted men, and among tbrin are toujc as true Chrtstlstia - cau be fuuud aiiuaig tba akJUt. Tke Freack I'reaa Hill. PABUk Nov. U, Till DUTIBUI of tbe Aaaeinbly y elected tbe eommlttee to eunndrr tbe I'rest bill. Kleveu nit inhere of the commutes belong to the Oppo- sition, and only tour are lu favur of Ihe hill. It u that tba measure, whtcb it out a t'woiun yuet hod, wl 'I be sbeudooed. Tbe Aaecmbiy bas sujoarnel uoid Monday. A llftllred ta ha stid. The Hloomfleld hone oar railway ta to bo told under lureoloaarv on aauo.uoo. Tnll Twwer etsjaolcbesf. Brooklvn baa Out one Oidd Boom," 1671 Pier ret'ui itrert une dour froai rullou. the ntort elegaut " Ochi's VtUr U MktVMff. See JUoa, rYet.-aV- 51 WINDING UP THE REVIVAL TUB FtSAL KWPOHTM TOWART HAT-tM- i HOVLH IN It HXK I .V A Day OeToled la !! lectlng Maner far tke Yassi (vlan'a ftkrladlaa Aaaoclatlwa - An All-da- y llfeetlng Ur Prayer Tkla Oaf. Tho pPCMMMPOl of mooting a ooiitrilmtlon boa did not keep tbe Hrooklyn folka away from the revlvahsta' meetings ymterd ir Nearly three thoue ind attended the morning aervleea, and In tbe afternoon tbe throng was more com- pact and eaeer than baa before baslearod the Tabernaole. Mr. Moody read tbe twentr-flt- ch pier of Kiodu. which teaches the neoeaalty of aaorlflcoa and offerings, and then told how be had been aided In hla lihorw bv the Young Msn'i Christian Associations In every city. Mr. Hanker followed with a pleasantly spoken tittle story, showing that If he and Mr. Moody had not helonred to a Young Men's Christian they might not have mot. Dr. Cuyler prayed for the young men, and Dr Fulton told of a young convict, who thought he would not have been sent to priNoti if he bad boon a mambor of a Young Men's Chrt tlan Aaeoclallon. All the prtyers, all the remarks were burdened with pleas for tbe same Institution, and before tbe services cloned inhere threaded the crowded aisles and nisaed nontrlhution bOSM which seemed to rattidlv grow full. Many liner il L'lfis were made. In the afternoon Mi. Moodf HtaBPBd UO In the r 'adlmrdesg In t ie Taborn cle a little b. fore four, mid began to oiMtn a pile of letters th it awaited n Soma of them contAlued uoMiey, which Mr. Moodv loaaod Into one of the co.o-IfO- Ixiltea. rettple, and ospei lallv women," a ild be. "keep eetiouig me money to one for eoeclal porpoae. Now here's a large sum," continued be, shaking out soma bank noire us he ' that hae been sent to me an m) nouilv to oatBhllaft BBllOelOB, Ul k new who ae"t II I would re I urn It t her. im So 1 will Ifl It to the Young Men's Chnstl n Asa. ela- tion, and If the inUtion Is ntii established, the woman need not think that I've run BVBf witn her in on v." Attain the contribution boie-- went roUBdt and those peraons wbo had not money in their pot kele to give, weie provided with neat II Ha MOkOlO, on VjlMtl they could w rile their oiiiks and addresses utid the amounta IBOV wtbhed to give. Mr. Moo It's tcit was: "(i d is laoVB that blaaa lugia jets over tho pulpit of bl Chb ag church He dwelt p iftlC llMfTj upon tl Ml'd IBM OBlliB those whom he I ve nul chatetrmr them hec.iuso he I sit t lie iu, aBd told a lloff com ertiing hi own liltle girl. "She was," aald be, "ooly sk or teveu yearn olj, and brikbl atol merry ai co.ul.1 tint abe fell Into toe b. bit of getting up cro-- a In ihe iBOFBIIHft apeaklng rudely to ber in 'liter and her bfOtOBf 1 told her ut laei that a IB inut no p u den sue c inojoerod her hatdt but one BIOfBUJMJ while I waa ' "ting I bearu tier little voice luipvlently chiding my wife. After breakfast, wnen it tame time for her to go to school . eho stopped up to give ine a morning klsa, but I geir.ly puheJ her aside, tolling ber she co il l no km ine. The corners nf ber tiny mouth dr ipped. I o r welled up Into her eys, and hit he ut wis al'ii st h iratlnir. INOVft uud sadly she left tie io no wliho.it a trace of that Cblldlaji Hie In bers'ept lo her age. NM nie ber mo her In the hall, and with aohs choking her voice, orled, 'On, mamma, m mim i, papa will not kit me. ,. blm ir be won't.' Hit when the mother pleaded with me romnlneU llrm. a. id my Intle glri drangcd tier step wearily down the street, ft the Bfwt iio rnlng tout 1 ever refuacd to kis her, and au I HtOod u toe VllillOV I a Opt while watching her rotrciltiiu Qgure. It HoOlUOd to me Chat X ha never vc d her ao wall bofoM so atr ngly tuut 1 puniKped ber through mv owueofferlug Tn ild a win a ng una to me, though 1 bo ried borne long bofotl the UlUal hour to tethers when abe returned from achoot. 1 tat lu the idim place VUare abe hud left inc. and .ne came t linldly and sadlv to tne, threw berse.f In my ar m, and cried, 'Pupu, will vou foriive me?' I printed a ki a on her little 1 pa, und she knew tbat ahe bad not lost her fut hrr't love ; and in her simple underv aitding atio knew tbat I had not punlsned ber through bate." Itr Mr. Moody told of tbe Imprisonment lid ue th f the Itmimn Caibollc whom tbe Frencb tkimuiuultia shot In Kaxia m lirn) " Those cr. aed men," said the preacher, " k ih holy in n out from ble i r on nud shot him ilka a d ff in the atreet. When tne looked In his cell au huiir litter thevf-oind- croa graven on tho door, with tho worn nelgnt written over its top, tne wonl ' depth under lie bBBOi and the words 'length' ami 'breadth' on aitkeratdo. Ah, that cin iie Bfokop wail un- - dontood tbe ntOaiurO of ttod'aiove. li covers t le it at. lie wi II knew the go id came oi tnat night on Cnlvai y. He ktitw the power of the m lidded havionr, attd be cast nlmseif under IU proittctton." Mr. Cr.ine, the Weedsport rerlvallst, slightly ct)pfusd by the later development Of hi- - can. He has received and accepted an Invitation to preacb te i ore atune colored Mettotdlata neit Blind MV b it he baa alao rerv reiHiiitly m rived Ina' ructions from heaven to follow Moody and Haukey to I'lilUoelphia. Kor tho evenuia aervleea 10.00) tickets had been ilittriuuUid. in oiah tbe ot nogt caoacitv of tha BlOb Is only (1.000. I he building was Oiled In every part at half pal an, and the police out-eld- e under the loose control of ( apt. I raila were ui tori v puw crit'sa to m .lnt tin order In tne throng. 1 hey admitted persona who bad no Boi r of rlu tit to dominance and rudclv omhed BVa ladies niid others wbo bad special iiaaaea to reserved seats. It is h .rd to aay whether the congreg ,tlon waa of a nature Mil iia'Uiy to ir. Moody. He had aakeo for nil avdlence bf ii goers ; tiut when hr. Cuyler closed his openiim or yet witn the laird's pravei, a chorus Joined hnn that aeemed to come irom more than half Cae throata in lite building, and at tbe close of tbe MMMlou, w oen Mi. Moody a.tked th.ua o rise VbO were readv to ennfeaa Christ in their home and before the world, not om in the gn at MMlubly could be aeon to remaia eatoa. Tba unanimity seemingly displeased the preacher, either becauae he tbouint the Unit st Ian urotneya and aisiers natl got tne beat of nlm bv Ufiog tbe ilckeU that he nad devied to keep iheui oui, or oooauM he bad not confl-d- i HOC In the stability of hU audieuof'a lesolve. Ilia sermon and bo renvaled it Itefnre the young men iii the ohernacle an hour later, waa upon ihe duty of all new convert to boluly cuu-f.-s- a Cnrin. Ibeie were four collertlona t ken tip yester- day '1 be amount received at all but the one iu the mori.inir h. d not been counted laat ulgbt. 1 bou $1W ware received. bero will be an luqulri meeting In the .Meih-di- u church opposite ihe Kluk, froui 1j in the morning until Id at night. A lit Air TLLKHGOHBD. A I o. onion tr Unnnlng Into a Pneeenger Car .tinny Ft raoaa Wniinded. AfntTKrA, (ia., Nov. 18. A frightful ao-ci- t occurred t nlgbt on tbe t'barlotte, Co- lumbia, and Augusta ltailioad, near l1ue House, about twenty-liv- e mllea fruoj Augusta. After the regular paaaenger train left Otlumbla afternoon for Auguata, it waa followed b a train of empty care. Tba two trains tr. vei- led at the rate of about twenty miles an hour, one following cloae on the oilier. Juat aa tne piiaeeutfcr train had reached a aiding, and was BOOUl to stop, the tec mi tram came rushing along, und the entrlne telescoped the ladlos' car, throw 8 It anu the smoking cur Irom the track. A terrible ereim followed. Ihe la- dles' oar was filled with pause inter, and men, women, and children were J tunned together, wounded, crushed, and bleedrug. lb windowa and doors wore soon hrnken open, :.nd the taken from the wreck. While many were bruised severely, hut one life was ' una of Charley NUhung, lt, n child about 6 years old, son of Win. Nig iliugale of llruuswlck. Ha. he child bad buiaaMgbt wound on tne bead, and seemed to bare been eteamed to death, ihe following la a list of the paaaengera : Mrs. A. r J Wmton. New Vork Muw Itosa Wulfolk. Mi l Annlt) W Huun, lisliwty, S ,1 Mrs Qflf, TliuuiSk-vtlle- , Ua.; N. W. I'attt. Ii.it mure. J. Mtreeiiiff, Alkra, i. Cj Ki Jscobus. m, v., K II. Kugei. Msrou, lis i 11 llofte. Wualiinatu, 1. Ci J. L. Atkl. s ana v h. N w v rs wmt. r Powell sud Augutu Uisli msn, Hs NBIOra i Mrs. W. M. Md'tue. Ocorgi ;Ttioniat Belli lur.ingmu. a. Q.i Mrs. and Muae Nlgbiiugair, BrOMO h i, ir.-- ' Mlts Kuwier, UicauuoiidTilu. boug Itisnd Mr. sud Mr 11. , i,, M. I' H. ( ,i aurvot ; n.C. Jurawo, 4ik.en, ft. V.; T. N. Kuditua and Hardy t'niuih, Joonatutt, ft. I'.t tuv. Coaiuoerleia, Cu.umbia. ft. t: ; A. K. nruver, New Yuri i lr. Kbert, Pbllauel pbis, aiid W. T. Bpnnklth Herehcr on aCdursulen nnd Ueverneaent. Nonwtcii, N. Y., Nov. 18. Nearly a thousand pcrtuns paid terent-0v- rents to hesr Mr. Beeelier e un educa Inn and guvcrnment Issl mk t Head vorated public scbuols with the Hlble i luded, and a tnore iii 'K i si iteration uf church und .turn, tnd ui. rniiraa' dr pu uatiua. lilt p rformaiicn wo gruud. Ba c pt itit pail or it lu whim ho uiedu an eff .rt tl iy deuuuticiug that class of suit wlih which he klsuds r r Thro ii. spprired hurdeued.e d Uit eh g i nre biidiltuily uerhucd. Hut nitnai. be tpufct: sit u.uch ntun man he Is wo. 1 to, espeiUllr In his church. The lecture iraa spplaudad. Unekuud aad va ii. to ke Hanged. Bt. Uiru, Nov. U.-l- Jay before yeaterday llrury Holllatlded sud Aoas, his wife, were sentenced by the Circuit t'ourt ot Oaecoaadu cuuuty to La bauseu ua Iee. 17 fur Hit murder uf CaiUOan Alhaad, their a. a lu Jaae laat. Artleliy ai lb II enari Nwvr Yard. Nonnn.1, Nov. 18. Ordera buve been reoelved at WaiitlriLloa ft thoroughly bt out the uiouPn ' oifh anu Mooumu vita ob poaauila daeyatosk A t.AirICTT FOB $7K,fno nieenied Owraerekle ' Haana af tke Pleader f tbe Orwaa Dank Rwkharrr. OnftttBO TI. LiilionMiaJ'a suit oirnlnit tho Oreen National Ilmk was dlamteed bv Judge Van Voot-- yesterday. Mr. Ulllemhal had ITS,- - 000 In I ;niied States bonds on special depealt In the bank nt tbe time of the robbery In taoo. which, it was charged, was made poealble by the officers' negligence. The ewedenoe showed that the bonds belonged to aa oatate or which he waa eiemimr, and that he deposited tbem se aecurttv In a caae In which ke waa aenused of revenue fnuda. Joshua F. Bailey, Collector of Internal Kevenue, waa his anruaer, and Wlillare M. Fvarte irosecuted tbe caae for the Govern- ment. He p it the bonds In the hands of Mr. M rtln. the President of the bank, the under- standing belntr that they should be sunjsri to Mr RviirU'a order until tbe suit brought by the QOfOrnmonl had BOOB dOtOirnlBBd. Suleteount to tbe robherv and loan of the Sonde the Uov ernment eot Ju lenient for $90 000 and $ll.nno cnLa atralnst 1.1llini hal, and a moilrm trnn made to remit the payment of the penalty, which la pending. Judge Van Voorst, with thla evidence before blm. decided that Mr. I.dlleatbal could not I iw fully ct m the bonds; ih it tbev were aa much the property of the Hovernmeut aa of the laintirr Th" charge that C. S. Stevenson, the President of the b ok, and somen' the BlMOMflr planned lite rohlerv. wa not entered Into. Mr. teven son e dd yeateroav that be Intended to prose-cui- e the lawyers who had accuaetd blm. Toe lawyers, according to hi theory, visited erlml-nal- s In the m l I.ndl tw ttreet J ill se rch nf s one one who would show that be waa connected with the robbery. In Bin: sing prison they found Kuiger TO I, a former and confidence mm, who pntfessed to know all about the rohbery. Hla pardon waa nMalued on the repreaentatl'tn th t it would further thn ends of jtitiee). He w a promt aed $l and waa OttpOOlod to r that thn off- icers of the bank planned the rnhhery. After hta releaae he waa supplied with f nd a new suit of clothi e. and when be mi w nted In court be could not lot foand. The were ufrahl to call Teal as a wltnea, us they bad aa pertained that be knew nothing about tne robherv. The robbera took nfllf special depnatU, and left ttte money beloiigttnf to the bank ; and th it w.h what directed lueuiclofl IB tbe bank offl. ccr. The bank bad ah ul Bl.0U0.rtii) m f ond that were not dUtur ed Mr. Mevenaon said that when tbe rtiBbOM blew the safe HMD 000 of the iron ahelvi a fell lo the bottom and con- cealed tbe I da. BBXMT $HIBLD$M WIT KB, A Hick and a Pner Widow Fltktlog for a l lttin srrrhnnt'a Fertaee. In tho oontoat for dnwur hetweon tin 0 Mo VI of Henry Shields, a wealthy New York flour merchant, lu BfOoklfOt yesterday, Marva-rO- I WbMterfleld, aged 78. slter of Jane Oblrlds, VbOMM she la tho Bntt widow, testified tbat Henry Shield ueked her for Jane, and while she " a thinking n it t 'try wore married. They came to soe ber In New Jersey and showed a oertiflcale a quarter of a yard I m, Oiled with a vow written In y laker language, and signed by throe persons. She saw Bhlotdo after he came to live with ner sister In 144A He told ber not to go to his second wife's house ; that when abe wanted ta aoe bin t Villi bis office. 8bo aw a notice of Shit la's second marriage in IiibSun In IMA. S moel Overing, a brother-ln-li- of Jane fib lei a, lived lu the hou-- e with Henrv Shields when he ICknowledtTOd Jane Suield aa hla wife. Mr. Illtuk. the rich w idow'a attorney. aaid that tbe i la n If 'a o se reatod on a ahiio m rrlaore, and all the wilnetaea had been conveniently killcl off ex apt the pi ilntlff herself. He to st ow that mi the fat'ts were mauufac tured. 'Ihe first wlines for the defence waa William LelOfi nrotlier nf the aecond Mrs BhleldBi oho w s a voiiuif inn with Henry Shield, nnd rmfl witn him over two yean In the early part of 140 He had not known Shiel ia to be out a night in all of that time. Mr. Daly. Jane Mitel it 'a lawy. r, asked hias tn p.. ni out Henr Hhlepte's a na. 1 hrca of tbem sUkmJ ui', and thea the la er called up WUHsm Shirhts. the a n ui tbe flist Mr. Shields. Vvi Ham Henry Shields, tne rich widow's ton, stared nklv ttt hl alleged half brother. I he witueat said thn Jbtie Mdelda'a son W illlam had e yea slot hair like Henry, his father, hut was not ao tail. A panatnn agent pnanted Jane flhlelda's orleinal appllontpin for a pt halun .n account of her hob Heurv'a do if lu w blob she swore that she was m .riled bv a Itev Mr. StiJweli. date not given, and tnat Hi ury Hblelda. ker husband, die. i lo h." tther testlinonv waa to show tbat Shields boarded In New York at the time the plaintiff aald that he lived with her In Willi .manurgb. Mrs. Harvey Havmond kuew ntiielde from l&U tnltkalluiim lelw, and auew that he lived With her nuan md tn New York. Shields courted Miss Lalor four yo rs oefure tne were married. She knew bbieids's btrding placea for ten or twelve yera. Hi it si: n i.V TUB BAT. Tbe Stnten laland Ferry flaat n. It. MartlB Bracked nl Htuplrtoa. The Htntfti Island ferry boat D. fl. Mar- tin atarted from her nler at the foot of Hector treat at ;i o'clock yeaterday afternoon, having on board bntween seventy-fiv- e and elghtv about twenty-flv- e of whom were ladiea. Capt. KcIioOhII was at tbe wheel, and Mr. Frank Smith, the collector, was In tbe ticket offloe. While opposite the Kobbln'a Itef lighlhooae, atn.ut one mile from ber I tiiduitf at M pleton, tto larm of flr waa heard. A denae v lutoe of amokewaaaoon pouring from the lower atulr-wa- y leudin into tbe dining saloon and kitchen oelow and aft the enetne. i be pumiw were qul kly sot to work, but owing to tbe stifling moke that poured from the aah'on in which the fire originated, It waa to work iheui effectu illy, ao the licit beat tlniitf iu do waa to net to ihe ahore as sttedliy aa iio.lhJe. Accordingly the engineer opened wide tba vulvae of hit BOCIBO nno then hurried to the deck to esc pe tbe tuflWutlng smoke. I he paaeenuera In the mean time had thronged to the (rout of the boat, ami a stiff eoiithwest wind that swept the amoke and tl mes to the stern inde It comparatively sale for them. Caul Scofled stood at hla poet nd eteered the veasel to a point on the shore Just boiow tho yacht dun hou The Martin Waatben ipildtlv suirounded with small hoaia from the ahore, and in a very few mlnutoH nil on board were aufelv landed. Just aa Hi lat ooal po he. front tne burning vetsel one of tbe steam Pipes exploded. I he t unilmr steamer was seen from some time before abe reached the Bhnret end the ttre ulartna b d brought to the lauding sev-er- fire engine. Iu a n It oil time Ave or sli tireaniH of w itOf wero being torown uooo ft. lint ttie B tiiies bad valued such headwny that It wji ImpoatitilM to do more th m tare tne hull. The Are bOata Fuller und Wolrult steamed up In time to render effectual servtce. The fire nfftftn ite il In the etewartl's pantry, thai ailjolna me kitchen and dlulng aaloon, from the eiidoalun of a kerosene lamp, ibeoiitne upper part of the boat is burnt, nothing re- maining nut the bull. That I tlll lntaoi,aeta alao a greatei part of the machinery. IBTBMVB BAALUOAH UUILDINQ. Tke Chevalier Wykefl, tke Ksnaerer Mnalini-llOO- t O'MollleoOt OOd M O. Uokerta. John P. O'Solliyan'a suit for $50,UUO airalnst Marshsd 0, BoBartl for aervleea renuereu In UMM iu getting a cuocrttlua fium the Mrxicaa Uovrmmr-ni- , wta ended yesterday. Prtylleges grauted lo IBM to the ..T am and Tehuaulepeo Cuiupany, Ineladln the right to build a railroad across the Isthmus of rehuan tepee, were rsiended from linie to time, sod la UsM Mr Itoberu negutlsied for the parehssa of tnese orivl-"t-'f- t for s new $ triturathni, to be ceded the Ifaa) Von, Panne Railroad mo bteatnshla Ooav pstiy, in na the linperlsl uf Mexico rati bed the traiKtcr T. t hevaller W)ku6T was to gut' alextuu fur this nurp'.ae. ffien, at ihe eiiKgettlnn of tha afaraiM de Uuuthulun. it waa arraaacd that Mr 'ftuillvau ahoiild arciuiipjoy the Che alter They etaneo, and eere shipwrecked, aud til. r rrturuiua. O'hulilvsn niailo s Baa sltrt sluue. After blu x weeks at Oi.xabs oy Ulueet, ha trrlved In tbe BUI or Meuro In Juue. He stsrtrd for New York In w lib the Kmnerur M xlunllsti' decree, dated Ori ig, rattlytug thn tran fer. in nit pocket. But uu the lttit uf October Juans decland that Hie lights of tne laiuulsna Co.nn ny btd lapnud, aud granted the wo ti get tu a iiuw coiuimny, an ncwi uf (nit precedeo Ina srnvat la New Turk. Mr Ho erU holds that O'ftul-Uvs- dht not in n, hU tulMhiu. and Ibat st suy rsic be we-t- give j Ig.ooo gold, which he paid, aad that jfter the new cniiipuy wta orgai Ised be waa lo give him fn,nno lu the stucs ut thst eump4uy. O'Su hvtn secured Judgment fur p:. un (he flrsl trial, which wss nivrs d on scpesl. tin the ircuod trul, yetierdsr, the Jury gave 08uiUvao MH.Mi riO. Ilrlakaaa Yoaaa DlecOarged frasn Arreat. Sir I.Aaa CrrT, Nov. 1. The o iae of Brig-ha- Young, held in custody by Marshal Maxwell tor muteuipt on the order of Judge llnreinan of Oct. 89. came before Chief Juttlee While on a wrtl of habeas corpus. It was decided oy htm that tbe t ul Judge l.nweof Mar 1". dlti htrglug ih. ut UuntT ir tin the tlieg. d runtuiiiul or dlMtbedicnt e lu the orner uf Feb. 21 oy Judye McKeau, requiring hint tu ptj ut .ny to Ann Kin, was flosl auu cuurlusive. sue ihtt un the sdj iurutnent of that term it heoauie ttcyond tbt p .ser of tbe Court. Thersfura, that the deWiloa of Judge Uureusa uouimlitlug brieasui i uuug it vuld, ualr it. ,reafuUj uMoaaik aoa abeuid ee aia- - Juttiu9 AUtitrr roar jr. Wmt Ton, p ...,r announoe, a matlna la bhi aar B thestre st 21. P M The Amerlo n Rxhlhltloa of 18T8 IBBI to OS closed oa Clurdaf i ve.llnf. JH Tnl.leaiix In St. Andrew's Mundar IViool ."a sUB Inc laatk Iritt anil t re s.euue, tPjD o Htainwaf Hall this afternoon, Mr. VT all aoa Unaal Hn.ce will usiiver bu lecture ok " Landmark, of Mooul nt John Nonnsn of t York rlreel, llrooklva. sBt fell rrntn the suchursfn of lbs Brooklr krldaa ' MH was rauiilr Injared resierdij. aatsa A I... lies' fair In aid of th fur B. CH frieu hn, I'lnl ;ren .nd VnilBir Ulrls will oasaMal Union n.,,,.1 ua Mondsr. Nov. sa. Jane llrown of lit K.u.1 1X1( street dlwl lerusr, s pan of scs.d .is utl . lisving bees sp.uasf aa II1bs ber ou wsqiiesdsf. elis ws. iwo fesrs ol. Jeff rl.uuder., who stabbed Ton. tSorral aa 'Pl Bou lb Hi. sveuQ.. on th soil, nf Jolj Issl wss nrm.i J MM by t'spL at. I.ouuell st 1:4 .irecuwtci street las, alsjat, H . hkrles Ni.ch of i.i.i Third avenue fell frora a ilSl brewery wsflub at Msdlsnu svenus sud tha street yrsurilsy. and wss lu.uullr killsd. ta. arhaa, tg&1t& psasluf over his nerk. l. ii H. Clsrk, well knnwn by our merchant ilpi and csiikers, lis, lieen .ptiolnle. snd bs bs socswtaa. 'i1i the 1'tessur rsn p of ths I'ouuuerctal saaar T HH McKlllop r.t rajtt. Co. ;'M lhr nnnu I re ii i, ui of Ui Ai. na Halt a Ph Pr.termtr .1 llelinfelro. last srsaln .as prestos; 'ftfttr over b. tne Hon. Jotm Jsy. Aookt uo. haadra axa msb uers sst do.u to am ner. rlS The Arcdlen Club held IU resular month r. Ml reet,ila.i lu it. new c uh booss si UA en rib svee las, ., , The musics' pro.r. turns vu kudsr ta waa Una of llarri, a billiard aod 8ujtuor Akrauloaie, The manaa-e- r of tb. Boleollo Medleal Oollaaa K f New ork cdy hsve osiua Uie exi iutss. or course uf sveuin lectures .0 sludeats h --m 4ht atai bur mess forlild. tbelr sllendaurs si th. sr ovana, ,f-- : Mr. li. .in plays tlamlrl rtaturdav aftaraoass. Ml inoe Ss.urdsy srettlat. These srs hla farswsll psw- - taV' luriusaces. A sstlu ,u.r ,ir prursaiui w.lihapas, seuied lo each luy. Moadsy svsnlax, Clara Morraa. W. H. N.lson. D. I.. Mclteidr. W. H. Nellaosx, Allen Osniuoell, Josepli III. bar.uvou. if f. Car.sr, J x ! Aiser. J. Va bi hali'S. and c.ia.. K LuB were sierAaa dtrecinra of tu ii.uuib.i sod ti. Joseph Uilroad raa terdsy. A iv't.ceuisn; fn.tnd th body of an Infant la the buiueut .1 HI P ir4 row dsy. As II ha art. ilelilly Seen strangled. Ills in num. User PeisMf. waa t.kra lo lb. hew York Hoapltal aod ther ksU s prl.onrr. Chsrie I.andtan, th Iwelre-ve- ar old son say H niy LsndtsB. of M West Tnu-l-r seventh s reel. 4k spjie.red fn.ui home o the t.ttbof Noveuber 1.7 1. lias nni fill reiurnod. Us w.s Isai seeu oa a pier ass Mduuatlao Market, Juilxe Vkn Vonrat denld.d yeatardsy that tha Oi su Nuil.uial Rank waa aoi llsbis for Uie flTa.000 it Jf$ (.lilted stales bonds stolen st tbs tuns of Lie uurg'sry jay I. n w. hec.uM il wm ao part of iu. has, sua asas sa H rrcetvs uoh daposlia ayjj Th Common Council hsvs rlv-- n th Wsatar, ma Uulott Telegraph Cotapaur iiermuwlou to Isy take sssd tD wires under tbs os.einnul fnita Ibelr oasla 1LM Uirui.gh yirvadwsr au. Wall sweet lo tbeu .Ul .a u 14 h hroad .trret, aud Lkrougb Mslds laaa Is IS, Paart Mj lirwt jjXJ Aapirlled portrait of Donasatar aad n tha HI sOOnutg soya a jr. r. ape. IssuM, mi t. . , BH M. GARNI KU'S TOURNAMENT TUB FOURTH IAT OF THKTAMWABT UALh m iil 4 HI JIM NT Radelake Heaiaa by tke Hakaevrw-Dla- ai and Heatea aaala Btemaartaa Caaa CrriHe Matilag the fflvBaal Averaawaa KweerdU Rudolphe opoTied tho olnrenth iptmoof tba tournament with a aero. Sexton tnede a better atari by aooring 4. Tloth counted nothing in tbe aeoond Inning, hut lo tbe third Hudotphe rolled up 17, and Sexton replied with a. In tke fourth Hudolphe scored 4, whereupon Beaton wont to the oue, and bv rapid and brilliant play atrungAU. Tbe next oleoe of noteworthy work done waa br Itudolpbe In the tenth Inning. With the red and white oloeo together In ao Hotter corner, he was not long In asrereg atlne OT, but an unfortunate freeze made It nacaea .ry that he ahould play from the atrlng upon spotted balls, and hla ahnt waa a failure. He bad paaaed the Brat corner, and waa 111 points lo r'eaton'e 70 From this point on to the fifteenth Inning, In wblch c i ton made a beautiful run of 88, the play wui by no means Intereatlng. The balls ran badly for both. Rudnlnbe bungled eev-er- times, end Hexton spoiled a number of ChanOM for larger runs hy Inconsiderate and thourhtless play. Tha 18th Innlua cloned wltk a aero for e ioh, tbe score beluv. Kndfdphe, 18: SfXbm, tt but In the 19th Itudolpbe worked banl for 84. nd Sexton adde I lit to bis string hy aer1es nf very pretty ehote. Tbe latter made 48 In his fiat innl' g. and the tame waa then elone enough to t inter stlnff. Theie were hut 7 pntnte ttetween tbe snorea, Rudnlpbe standing 174 to BeStoo'a 1ST. After a serlee of rery poor ptaya Hudolphe made 81, nnd naaaed Into bla second hundred. Sexton snored and etond at tfV. just 6 potnta liehino. be reUtlve posltlona Of the plavem remained unchaneed un-t- d the 87th Innlnc. when Hud'dphe, bnvtng m de 1 nnd 3, showed 84I. and Hexton havlnrr run 88 stood t 2L8. Hudolphe went for n long string in his u inning, but, after making a number of deln-at- shots, ha alloped up on 88, an1 tbe game waa virtually over. Hexton rot tbe halla together In tbe 83th mnlnv, aud with the stolid an I look of a m in sure of ao- - nn. his nhjeot ran 78. and tnadeffama. Durltitf the run Itudolpbe created much amnge-tnet- it bv bopping up nnd down from Bis seat and ehalking hie cm, an operation under the clrcom-atanco- s tota.lv unnecesary, rrelug that he had B0 further for hU cue In the u one. tntsl tcra was SBt. His average waa 7 t-- Snxt n' averare wa. 10 In the evening the iwelfUi name of tbe serlee w ia benun tiv().tmier and Joe. Dion. Gamier hid Bad luck, l ist his nerve, or vrew care leaOi while limn played stdendldlv In the middle or the gone, nut weakened In the end. In tn Btnott tbe contest bv a run nf H in bis twenty-sevent- h Innlm. nviklmr 300. Ills ave- rs e wm 11 OBrnler! score wa 181. Then 0 mo the game In which Cynlle Dion and Hexton were coutestanta. It opened US lolou ty for Dion. He won the lead, ami c .untitle: in the "lay off," scored six. In hte third he made 48, supplementing It with Wt 1n bis fourth. In this I st run hi w is materially aided by good luck and two k .. Htiweve-- hla playing waa fine, and btde flr to win him the g.ime. Sexton could make his half nf the inning. Then Dion eoored 84 more, ml on a short cushion carom. Sexton was a le tn acorn ouiy 8.k Dion eooretl 37 aroma In the 7th tuulng, made eaetlv along the foot-ra- il and near the right band lower ' Jaw." nexton made 19 points, and tben, in rder to have tbe balls In better shape, attempted a long draw to ctuhion, aud thus to c irom, and failed. Dion then made a run of 40, ami in the next InBlfUfaBOl her Of BT, He saw tbat Boston w a not idaytng even au ordlnarv game, en lotfl lurren.ed hit confidence in himself. It waaonlv a quotlon f tiow much be would bent Sexton and as to the alze of bis average, sexton made ft in bis ninth, and then t'yrllle ran the game out, thu making tbe bet average on re- ord JO. His hiahtitt run wan 87. Bextou's score was 61 ; bin heat run, 21. l he came tins af'enmuii will be between Oar-nle- r aud Maurice Dal v. In the evening the flrat game will he between Hudolphe and Joaepb Dion, and tbe aecond bet ween Slossoo and Daly. TUB NATIONAL QBANQB, Tke Baacnlfve Oaananlite It e ao n u aha Oeaa an i net en etraaeas a Fa Ha raw Louiovii.i.b, Nor. 1. Tho morning ooo-al- of tbe National Unties wu begun by tba dtseueelon of tbe report of tbe Kxeoutlve Com- mittee. Speaking of the headquarter, of tke llrnge, the report eaya tbat after oareful exam- ination and consideration of the claims of each place, It Is decided to locate at Louisville. In regtrd to the bualneeaof the different agvo-clu- e, tbe report anya tbat aome cities are doing a v rv large btilneAa, and have In the sguretrale millions of dollar, while in other respeoU they are unsai Isfuotory, and fall abort of tke benefile wnloh out nt to be realised. Tbe corumlaioo tystem of tbe order is said to be false In theory and untun t the memhera, and therefore In the mimis of the 0OB mlttoe another luethml of aelluig l deemed Decenary for the good of tbe inner. Such a nvntom iliecommlttee beca leave t lubiult pians of at a future day, aud la aaiU-fle- d wilt meet with trenernl apnrov d. F.ffnrte bare tteen made to bring to the ml mis of KasU orn cap!talista .mi manufaiHurera the valuaole undeveloped riches of the West, and It ia bopeo ere lonu that something duflnlte In that regard will be determined on. Should the report be adopted concerning hualneaH agencies in tbe different St nea, tie commission system will be enoiubed, and oue gonerui agent to do the butl-nee- s for eacn ne aopointed, and paid a aalary out of the .reaaury of the Orange. In conclusion, the eommlttee reooremenda the employment nf lecturers to caovaaa tbe cotinirvand make knnwu the true aim and lt of the order, thereby correcting tbe wrong luipioaaious which uow exist iu the niloda of many worthy people enncerniof tba Put rout of liuabaudry. TUB FACiriV MA ML BBIBBBT. Tha Prnun Caaee uamti W. . Klaa aad Jeba 14. PtcOaaiaker. WA8TI1NOTON. Nor. H I'.. 1.it Mr Rid- dle, In the Criminal Court, called attention ta tbe case of W. s. Knur, indicted for perjury la connection with tbe FactAc Mall euheldy. He aald thai early In the term tne oaaa had been continued lu consequence of Col. Irwin being la Furooe. Mr. Irwin w.ta uow in thia country, and In attendance euuld be seoured, aod atr. King waa anxioue f t a speedy trial. The ca .e then weut ovur, with the undereUnd-tin- i rhat the piatriot Attorney would flx adar aa soon ua It is aooortained wbeu Gen. butler will 'c here. A similar churge agnlnat the Hon. John Q. Schouiaker In COOBOOtlOB with the I'aclflo alait aiib-id- y waa before a former Oraud Jury, nut no action w aa taken beoau e of the absence of Col. Irwln. Habway Jneilcee Trrleg Back Other. Justice J. J. Lambert, who Uvea In the vf ItanntT.bid brea annoyed by a neighbor's fels Os Saturday he shot one of them tnd on Mon- day souther. Ou Weiiuetd ty he was arretted aad tned lor ine nrfore Juure Huun tud s Jury, t.vun te sBOOHtted the rae witriuut argument, and Jutlea bauit his ekarge. Mr. Herry, ... fur Jusiics l.ambett, oeuied lot ilgtii tu chaigt. Tee J at net pro ' eaed. mil a Verdict wtt found tgamti Juttlca i.aoi he , Mr Herry then nccuseu .luttUtt Huuu of henna, wnll on the bench, tcicd at couuti for ma prutecu tluo, nnd tetierdty ne sued luut lu ibe name of JtnU. it bauihert and bulore Justice 1'reutus to rseovar 160 tuatges. A Drag Clrrk'a Halclde. Dr. Alfred Anderson, a Urrmao, about Lhlrty-8v- e rears old, was found deed la his bed reeierdav morning la the lodging luuse tt 806 Bowery. A petal ihat had eoaiaiueu a uniture uf laudanum waa foaad lo hla mom. He hsu ueen t cien lu I e drug siora 3 Muii aad Houtluu ttreeU. btlleily he had been out of t lupluyuieni. bit Isaulsdy, Mrt. Amett. tst that t flaf ur twu sao he rumpUloea tu her Uist t peiauu to wkesa ha had laal 8uo bad re.tue to reuay n. Tbe Flaada la Bagbaad. liOMDON, Nov. 194 A. M. The Momino Keho annouucea lluxt on svcouai of the recent Quods the stoltary authuntiea htve ueolared a district of Bristol, with s pupulttlun of fi.'MO buuIs. uuDt for hsbltu..B uuill itildiumuier. ihuuaands of acres ia the valley of the Tient will probsbiy reuisiu under wster Uiruagaoei lue wluter. Julm Clark la ke llaaged. RoOHBrran. Nov. 18. Judtro Cnas. 0. Dwbjht to at t at t'urmug refuted to grant a stay of proceed-Ina- a lu tha Clark caae. Clara will ha banged Ha ha utde uu coufeastua and prooably wld not. SPARKS PROM TUB TBLBQBAPB. The failure of the Manila branch of the bouae 01 Kutieil Sturgia A 0u. is rcpurted iu LunduB. Tbe suspension la announoed of the whole air proviatou house ur A. A A. Jiooba 0 Co., 181 IWnta M iraet stteei, Uuatou, a vary uld unoeru. Diphtheria la raging to an alarming extent io ioruu;ii of Ore re aud Huihvtu nouutiet, N. y.. and lo Pise county, Pa., aad tt rapidly epretdiug. The at ranger In the Dutcheaa oounty alaia-riout- e It believed to be J, u Huny of Jersey City llegtiti. Ills rei'orted that he Is etlll la a state of t it pur. out from what cante U unkawwa. The Duluheee County Hoard have Imnoeed a UU uf fruiu tl tu t per head on doga of th kinds ta etarr town, the utonty Utua ooll-l- e to at towtrd pay-ga- sWagai eucrulka tVwaa Mm klduu; el sheen at aaaa. TUB BBABVIt POR CUABhBT BOSS. Traeklaa the in ereateota of Blaakar. tee Bwr-xlt- r, In llrlaureaert. The (Tharloj Worn case has boon froahemed In Intereet by the Information tbat a child cloaely resembling the mlalng boy ha been found In tbe neighborhood of Itrldgeport, Oonn.. where the last distinct trace of him was found and I oat by the pnllne. The detectlveo of Philadelphia ware balked after having traoed the boy from Oermantovm Into the oily proper. They for- warded to Now York etifflnientfy elear dencrlo-Uona-of tke abduntnra to enable tbe detent I vea bore to flx upon Moabor and DotiglM aa the kid- nappers, it was easily aaeertalned that they had reoom manned river thleTlne and burglary of houses adjacent to tbe harbor and Sound. Thla waa all tbe progress made for manv weeks, for almost aa aoon aa the police fixed aueplolon upon them thev beoame aware of It and qudted tbelr old haunta. Superintendent Waiting put a launch under command of Detective Sellactk, and sent them on a cruise along tbe ehoree of the hay and Sound. Traces of the thieves ware found, but the exited. Hon returned with no more fruitful result th ni tha dlacovary that the thlevea hatl made Herrian laland a place for the deposit and dlaponal ot plunder. No proeresa was made in discovering the where- abouts of the robbers until they were shot while rifling the Van llrunt mansion tn Hay Rulre. The dying declaration nf Dougl tan, "Hid Moaher stole Charley Hose and knows wnere he Is now," stimulated the search, for It had c one to be generally believed by tbe police tbat the ihlevee, hard pressed by terror of tba law, had hafnVd search by anoborlng tbe boy ou tbe tmtr.m of the bay. The flrnt clue obtained In confirmation of Domrlaat'a story grew out of tracing to Ua own-er- a tbe boat In wblch the thlevea sailed on their predatory crimes. It waa recognized hy Mr. Wllmot of Hri laeport. Conn., as one that waa built luff htm by tiilhert Moaner, brother of tbe thief, and smlen onlv a few days after tbe of Charley Bos. Ollbert and William Koaher bad been prisoner in the Hrideeport j II, charged with horsestealing. The faces of both tbe M "r Ihua beoame pretty wed known la Hrlduenort, and the police laoored ledouelr In the belief that tba mlaa-In- g boy would be found somewhere near there. '1 ho only Information obiatued was from a bridge lenfter, who remembered seelug a man who looked llge ftloeher. a oompnled by a hoy that answered the description nf t;harley. Hons, cross tne bridge going toward Gilford the day before Wiiiuot'a boat waa taken. The pollve adopted the theory that Mother h id bid the boy with nme ft lend whom be had learned to trust during his confinement In the Ilndce-po-rt J ill. and that be then returned to Ilndgeport, stole the boat, and bla cruising. Tbe Captain of the tug that towed Moaher'a bout back to Hrtdge port, alter the dejib of tbe buraiara, deol red that he bad several times seen the boat lu the Sound, and once he saw on tua deck a boy very like Charley Hoas. Still, it It known that Doug-Ina- a left a boy nlmoat the exact counterpart uf Cuarley Hose, .md tonne of the deteoireaaare of the oplni u tbat It waa the child eeeo by tbe tugcaptalo. WISH ART TUB Pit ti f. KR, sarsarr t una era lee ta ke Triad. Robert II. Wiabart, a railroad bond forger and dealer In ntolen and forged aecurl-tlre- , waa taken to Fhlladelphla by Detective Flnkerton, yeaterday, on a charge of forging h.ni it of tbe Cblnaeo and Norlbweatero Hail road Oompiny. Fourteen $1,000 bonds, purport Ina to be first mortarago bonde of tbe company, were aold to Drexel, Morgan 0 Co., In Pbiladel phla, by Oeorge F. Hilt, the son of an Insurance offl car in that city. After nla arreat Hilt that be obtained them from Wishart, and uaed ibem to ohtnin a oh rter for the fraudu- lent Safeguard liwuranoo Company, of wblch be wa the aecretarv. The company'e ca it d eon atated of Bltsj,0U0 In stolen and fo'tred United Siaiee, UBMD I'aclflo Hail road, and other eecu rlliee. 'fhe TJuion I'aclflo bonde had tbe name oftlor. THden forged to them a one of the trustee of tbe company. Wlahart waa one of the gang of fnrgers alylln themselves Hatctieider 0 Co., whose offloe t 48 New atreet waa ralued by tbe polloe tn July, 1874, the reault of wblok waa the oapture of a I rge quantity of bonde. One of tha Arm was (leprae White, alloa Mvere, ah is Williams, the m .i Led bank rohber and Wublneton eafe bur- glar. Wlahart is aald by Secret Serrlce offlaen to be the person who. under an aasutned name, gave a fraudulent ball hood for VYklte'e release from tbe Capitol prison. ONB BAlHBIt RANK t HI CK. Am Oaerailea la wklck a Faraer aad tka Lawyers Ivlade cba Oalv Freflt, A fenuine cheok for 8:'4 on tho doenrity Flank of ttiia city waa given in ehanae a abort time ago by a storekeeper for a $100 hank oota. The check was next beard ot as being raised to fl4S!.5a with tbe Indorsement altered. Tb new holder of It purcbaaed gold from Duff 6 Moken in Wall street, nfier tha latter bad bad It oettlfled by the Security; Hank. fna check was next deposited lu the Nat i an , Dink of tbe Hepublio. Tbeu It went through the Cleariug House, tho oecority Hank paytmr tbe amount to tha National Unnk of the Republic. Shortly a.terward tbe Seonrity Hank diacovered the forgery, and then applied to tbe Natlomd Hank of ihe Hepublio lor the difference between $81 ami $4K!Ji&; imt the In er bank d clined to pay, aa the bVcurltv It ink had certified the oho k. 1 he Inner bank luatiluteti suit, the (Janeral lerm decnlad that tho certification waa not au estoppel of ittjL and In the (Vimmuo Ileas t 'out i yesterday JudgO Uubluaou dlieoted a verdict for tbe plaintiff. Imperiaai Hallroad CoaeelldatleB. Ci itxlawu, Not. 18. An Important meeting of railroad manage n was held at frrttltnt yesterday, st which the euotcmplthrd puui of the earnlni.-- t of tne VandtlU and ludlauapoitj And 8t Louit bans waa fur malty completed. MtJ if John k Slwpann, hina sad favurndy kuown lu riirud cvclee. was elected uianager of the po deal Hue, l bs meeting also agreed upon a schedule for through pslsee ears hetween l.uitltvilli tt.id Nf w Y rk or way uf the Cleve-laud- . t'uluuious, ( lueinustl and Indlsnspuht, trie l.ske Ht urc. and New Turk Central FUilr sot. tu iae t on lee. I. Arrangement!, ar" In progreto fur tinnier fouilUes eelveeu lulunaU, 01. Lmu, and New Yura. Paclflc Mail'n Rival. The dlrectore of the Panama Hallroad met yeaterday and reeolved tu go on si ouce witn the of their hoe ot steamers f rum New Yurk te Ban FrsueuKo. It u stld that they have arranged witb John Koach to build the ttesmeri they require, ttte Ant to be Itunchnd within all inuutha tud oue ever) Booth lhir-stte- until ah are cumploied. To evade tin reoentiy uotmned in the Intereat uf I'n iflc Mit (should it oe inadr pcrniaieiiti, tne con tr.it' it sie lo hit uuvds with mum. tut! in i. .. - of the Psuins Olrecto.y. UnUl the tteaaumtre flulsaed, the una ut to charter such vesrlt at may "Uit the trade. Vaar Children Haroed I Dealk. Cut h, km a. Out., Nov. is. A houao occupied by ie.itn i urwungharn wat nurued u.-- t ul.hi, aud four ofnturta nerttued nt the flttnei Mr. tad Mra GOO utnghaiu ntrmvlj cactped with their urea. Tbe Alubuma Klecllen. MoFiTOOMBtiT, Nov. 18 The majority for tha rallfl. tuou uf the ut-- 8tatu CunttiiuiJ.u will nul bo lees ma &0,(Ka. aad may rt sen 00,000 Ouiy four counties ut the blate gtve luajuritlea tnauut It. Tbe Viral Time la Jeraeg Oily. Heber Weila, K.mj Qrand Maeonlc Lecturer for New Jersey, wHI eiemplily ih Knternd Apitrrtutot degree In Jerset Ony I.tHtge this evtniu. lis will be aaala tod by P. M. t IBtfiM N bterreti uf Iraubua Luoge. BROOK LYN. Deputy United States Marshal Wright Is dead. Mra. Dr. r'nrteoua and ber daughter are going hack ta hag land. A receiver haa been appointed for the aad Fiaibuaa itailway. An elog.oiil woman atola a 8800 seal-akl- aacqua fnuu Atilx't t uuater oa Wcune day Mayor elect Frederick Schroeder was tore aadul Uuh ulgbt at uu 1 u-- m nt avenue realduaea. KB W JBRSRT. Dunham ft Co., Newark clothiers, have gone Intu btutrupwy. The Warniel Ooera Company opened New- ark's new opera Hou Inst eveuiug. In a quarrel at Httuville, near Oxford, yeater- day, I ley Vetnlnder shot hit brother, Kiq itrr nm ird VastMader, UiruuaU tbe beta. I nt Ktuuus It siui nhvs. Tbe S tmerset County Hoard of rreehnldere ysterday furmdiy icceiited from the euntrtuinrs the new irun hrluge over the Itaniau river tt Bound The ' rldue it one of the flneti ttructurei hi the Bute, it tt boo feet long and furtv wide. The New Jeraey Houtheru Hallway direotora electel yeaterday were tkt foilowin aimed 8, M. Millt.tbe Hue Meituiuiab lorry, Leua Atioett, Hubert Itennle. Oavl t P. Petieri in Ab'in Hrowulitg. llu lluu. J. P. Btm ktou. B. C. Ttvlor, U J, Otburnv. Kd w lu KI drldg. II. H. Coos, V. W. Hutittarou, H. w. i.i,-,i- Tbe New Jeraey (fraud l.ode of Odd Kellowa retter ls eieeutd the fulluwtutt atmed uOlrerti Wm. H. Issar.l M. W tlrand MatUr. M. U. ilurui.y, U. W. bepaty Matlsr J U H Klcer, K Vt tTrand Wsr lea; l.ewi Parker Jr.. K- W.trrwae Heereiary j U Si Beraaya! rMUm, P" WtTW W UNDEliTHE NKW JURY LAW H run riRi ta t'h hha it on roBMM WmMM WITB Vt.KAH HKAM. Oj TtlJ,rwwb,IUT,IM bM m.. ... -- im 1 ajBsa 'arsra "h ra OeWWa mm Wkfw MBaTJ Th third Omy of jury-iretO- la ttm laanl rtoannsll 'rial wm Imtub with U. mmtnmm jjjOH of Krd,riok K. Duudw, who oa WWWaWaj aaafltl Uiruaed thu b. hul talkad about th. aum at M 1. ni". euro of th, prisoner f..r k. hod OMai Pfl .utnmon.d u juror. Judn Runtl tafcH M " Th law makM II oonlnp4 of ooart (or a mH oitluo to dlafuH th, mofiu of a oaao altar aa M ha. boon aunuDoaod to ao a juror lilt. A flaannl Trr nlainlr ,ppaan that rou or culltf of tha faaBTal nftVnc OMKaibod b, th itatuta. Ilnla ram aaani oan n.ak. .atl.'axitorr iplantloB, I akat BaBaWI nrnin It mr dutf to take for praaaf aBnTal puolhinnt :" aod than hla Honor raaa ata Duuclu.'. toatliaoo,. aaanTal Tho. word, do not can., .raotlr Ma taaBS m.anln, that I miendod.' ald Mr. Doudaaa. M " All th oonT.rMloB I had I opo to rwa bbTbw! potlon. It waa not In .nr una Improaa, laaTai I.Ml.-d- , U did nut atrl. tlf osar upon th mortal BHiH of 1.1. Da. . Had I l.a.n further iue ilonaaCl BlBH ould l.a.e .uadH th ,iutn Hon vanaau. I BMO bellRvr that hnnoat men ai.ould be Tnlt tn tkaar tflSfl own .. uf pruix Ir 1y a to n v .nation, uhoat aHH c .a .a for whlnh .hr have teen uinaiond aa UmBkM juroia. I oertalnlr Intended no dlarpot ta PSBn tu.e Court nor v. talon of o it " fll " It waa hauauw foil ar a man of . 1 uriallaa aaBaH and inlelllnunc that 1 wa' nilned to think (ha) aHSBSa rou had in. nml ii Jh dl-- q ndiUed vouraatf3 OH aid the Ju.l(. " I tiioutb I obacrrtd j ium Bt d , nmooit ju.t th aort of men warned aa BBBM J.irnra, an Intentional ii.ui.UiiK of alurht lav HH pr,.lnn Into aetiled oonvlutl na i aod I da-- BHD ten. .ined lo lak ao.ii aotlou tnat would atoa BB that kind of thine. On juror lutlniaia.i thai HaSnW hi hud mad uo hla u.lud u u tu arold boat- - HaSPBJ neea Inconvenience. Vu.ir explanation Isaaaav aflH fariort. and no further aotl ia will b ukaa km MBal four cam." IHO After (his I .mod two juror were worn wit hta BOaaM flilffn minute. Toe, are Walter Hcoii, paluiaa, BJBH of 10 Park plao. and Klhrlil, 0. Illaradall, aV mmkwM v. Hal. ur atfent with Itowall A (jo. t'nra ehakll HaHH in (he not wrr rt eiuptv, and no prosr waa aaFaj ni de until half pa.t tbr o'clock. FYdartek MHI VT. Flint w. than nncepted. U I. a bardwaaa tmrnWM denier at ta Uhaml.era atreet. BSWM On of tne rejected juror. Richard I.. Iaa taayjB Hi- wears In. i. ..Ir unt, and talk with araaa XaH rapraltf, He na i.bkcd whether he bad aav aBail O'insoleuilous icruple. aaaln.t oaplt.l punlaa- - sQaB i. noil. Ttiereupon h lenned forward la has auBnS chair, held uo a forrBnxer a though polntla) IHB out th m inlnfr of hi. word, tnd said, " WetT nVaH ir, tl.ht diionds upon t'.rcuiUHtaf.t'r I would H like to hear the statute read the t iui.ni.la tmmmM I".- ii, in. if ..... thcro wa a o.iunn In taa law sever yaas aun, und It would depend a al ureat deal on who her this oas. I triad taadat H th uld or th uw Ijw In a caae of Cicuai B ..'... 1 etldrnca, that Is to aay, I would bava BO . ru plea- - now If you would J.ul read th aiatala HH 1 could Immydtateir .'ll vpu ' IH It till, tl.oe the lautinter n i, louder lean at. BIHbI I... utt.rsrtc. aud h w..s xoued. aaaa, l'hthp Ilounuramiu. a I weed - HI i if f nua W&kWAm wa ihe last examlnod. tie wa asked how inaaa SaMI work he hud done for the ol.r ; but juilm ,V9WH rvtt .aid It ws not worth whll u. to Into tha) .KaBWl k i' j Mr. Ouiinnraninta was uhatlaatd aaa. wSBM iiiiilnrllT b, tn r .. ,u. SBI ten Juror, wer lu tn. bnx wh.n tba ara BBSW1 adj iuriied. Muelauu h..d, within lb da,, baaa) sBaWal excosad a prJudlcsd aod f.iurieen aa opptaaat BawSm to o.p.tal punlslimeul. I h proaaoutloa) aaaaV sOOl l.oiad lour ana tb u. fence two. BBBSb! Th Oaadltlaa. SkS W AflH inut.ih, Nov. IS, Th Vice Praatdaaa InnTa si.pt suuudlr afler le o'clock las, al,ht. wiiaaat aaa jaaan of oplaiaa, and swuks leellaa axuek laaaravaa B that be wa. penottted lo o. partlailr aresaea at aaaa 80.0.1 oMoflkt.ilsuior.ilua. lis ss.s hs fsel . Is o aa aaa. .SBnW bu. u r..,ir.clrd ur his p .rsl. lsi.s Irani d. ( as. SXH l r C: iM- iu a, ela-h-l o'cls.s .aaaa W irutu oervou. d.praioa. tb.aA l gari saava BBBaaaa luaic.t.-- craoual r . ri Whau n..ba- - l.wi. XM la Harohloc William Ilawltt, who hast hassa arrested for drtiak.aaess la liru.i t, ta. asjata, f oaaa a but wi.no. abMI aaadiaaol aaaa ranax M oa la. aol plat, of wbleh wh Mr. Psi. Ss.'s aas sa M full. t ssi la. t r .ur rea.s sxe, .ter a s.3 AWnW art. en Mr. U. eclier to Ns r.rk uuValhsksMk, BXXX1 b f uu J tb kuas ou ttie csrr.scs floor. 1 W Tramaarr Tkrlta Made Uaad. Amen WAflniauTUN, Nor. u. TrnwrtrN. haaaa naTai Meaed toe c.erxs .a hi onV to cover th loss. n JH ultio, iron me.,, kbsiraciiuas lucre. Ta flavakt Se ti.leo from i.i Uovernmeut sine. Mr News aflaaaaa flkaXfl tr.i.ou ws p.ld idio li.s I reasurr r.rv Sooa altar ua, WUHmM insses were .purled Of Mr Ns Lluisell out oi has na- - aVJJ vsls rosourue. Twa Death Warrssu rtlsaad. MWl HAJtauuuaa, lv, Nov. lA-tl- ov. Hartnaft a. DHj fls; issued aarrssts for th. kkO(ta, o Tsaraflsf , Ja 9SE fl, 1870, of Wtlltau. Marra so . Mjers caar iSlw vie. id a oiminf oa March ML UtV ai 4Va9tl lbs uiurasr ol UoUuard WakL fK3Bl Th lttlleeBt with tenia. fSy WAantsuTO. D. C. Nov. 18. Th rtpaohoa WBB. Muiuiar i,ii wu rr ... n surtsa frj afadn iaa VBlavi kts OoveroBarat bas coucadt-- thai to fu nr. Sauibsa I h8bSH clt.sra, ..ii trUI before s ruurl ui.rllsl lu caps akat bar. ih. prim.-- , of er emu, oooasel (ar "ifisss jBlBaV A Demo. .rails Tlrtarr la Ghaltaaaaara. aaaTsaH rnP!.M. ,!.. Nov. Ifl Kort, lemo. r.t. wa, nkMal sleeted Msror of ( hsiianooca ta snjiiaa 9BWBE urer Jsntcs, Iteoubiico, l.'ie im umli.nl. Th llsaanfl BHsWya iso sieu.eu Lbs t Itr M.rahsl auu half lha AI4raak UWRfS AlfaaM' Aa.wer l Das Carl. WTyMO Madkid, Nov. 18. Liea. (ju.sad aa haa BHjH comm. n ded tf s rojsl order le beucrforth reeelr a WM eoinmuaxaooa from " r- - ia, aayakl uicatof ike aucuDd.liouki .ubuuss. oa of hlaisasf sat taaai bis p. Haxafl B Powder Mill Blawa Dp. HJawJ The two n.ixlnif mills of th o niJ Powdsw i Mills st Kouln Windn.i. Ms , wi rs blo.a op s. fat aSH rrstenlsf miirulng Tns euiplorrss were oa lusw waa io ih. mils at in a ittne, sou uo oas vs iiijsr. HH Th Weather OaV Predletlaa. !9I Pxlllni bkioitiatcr, ouil.rlr wind, vearfosj 'aaLi In ws(rrlr, wsnncr. p rtlr cloitdr aUr, aa saX krsas, followed uj rising osronister. tMI

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Page 1: l)e fife Sun. I - Library of Congress...l)e fife Sun. I rvcl SI.11I.--N0. M, NK.W YORK, FRIDAY, NOVKMBER 19, 1875. PRICK TWO 0KlfT M flliS W111SKKY EXPOSURES. fro 8f hovin ttirriPiiR

l)e fife Sun. Irvcl SI.11I.-- N0. M, NK.W YORK, FRIDAY, NOVKMBER 19, 1875. PRICK TWO 0KlfT MflliS W111SKKY EXPOSURES.

fro 8f hovin ttirriPiiR wai r : t fit tii B OP PtCt ALB

Afff9 h 81 plee !" Hlna Informed nf allHI ibil liiMiltH lnnrm A

trniii Jntet'e Friend llnbeeekLul l that I' rev ..Ltd I M.jurf,

Ur. IiOI i". Nov. IB. Tho MrD.muM Irlnlfj still the" WOlfB of ItttftOMofl here, mill ifcl

tmirl rOOIII " QfOWdftd to rx, ' iv

fjj flrtt IB win It. H. Kn re i ke, h rectifier,101 fieu In having talked wl h Jovce, ni

Hfll ik 81008 Ifil. nl out ilcititff hulrieee.The WlIMM w i tuld hy him that he could pur-- i

t okeO whiskey Mini W"ttl I bx protect.!to fl doltlfi In furl, VM to do Ml MdItfDftl times waa MBtd bf Joyce tf he VMMNtlni ah entttd h ami- -, tlx tM al nvt mi-

nted d ndv mce o Moms f mine frnm Wmhloioii or eeher to i, end watBfdOfOd to wtraich t n u .""tf lh Iio im In

erler," " n preparer! 0 180100 ronipany," ft'Artrt nood to owd to the Riot lofottBatlott ofshy kind that lOfced dOOffOf U0. J"V on MiOOCMtuO. "'ld to nllriiH' ".My ffftefld DODCOCk

urrM ' f (Be there 18 h 1l tu p.i. ; we are In a scrapeam ID wl Otf out of U."

f b- MrlUMftl fsXId tun eh an. of various B8B0M

hie uiai'e lor the .e iSlOl HOfXtMl .ml OtOOf

parties. " When v vr er tOld t" FalM monev,"ke Mid M then VM MtlefaollnB gtvon We

vur told t do it ..nd it bad to bv doltoV1 Wit- -

mrn p Mj JobB Leavenworth two n,

for w!it w a ndlod tha 0 mnnltfn fund; paid

ltotlo Ra eblMV Mlth Vjitrdfuml VAd $tSQ

i hrpttic fundi Ho undvneood the Hutobti fund r- lOhVd t'.X). in I xV w.re rVf Itrtd la

oOlflhUti to It. Y.Om JrtTJ to 175 (ho Utig wwomtMvdof M- D n nl, JolOti Knarov. MtKt,

Utwni r, I'. t h k Mr' "on, b, BDd QtMfVtlOfol ttitJVfn-'Cra- ho lalit-- not lOO0 hi "let uo" onftt tUlM WhVB Ibi I if or VM Wklfll thenoinl-c- .

avir if ttia cliV CoiiO'JBnon mtutt. hd pvri a nthi-i- nl o re el veil money.Wptne- - chVts Blttt1 iBfnntlil.tnB VbtHII the

oinner of dIBf " BTOob BM httlBi,M lie bidt. .1 tr Ubla t dlsTi run IIBIVV with MlBIV of tinr m iiinul t In w.tv of liurcitMBltlB cro kiw. ia)i v. itid t on m ho wu RUtOMadfor l', h.-- he refused t iv. TBvy tnVnlb re on to hut him up, ..lid tie told them ifMsvf diit t . would hafa t a iiiH u i otbera too.U. tt-- r Wi re II allv compr ItitaMj wIIBCM bbdrmfl PBVOrVBtli P Willi '. M. Irofd VbOUl the

Mali e. and alao talked wi n llcRev bnial it.Ho reoi tifd it huer from K r I OB one. OCCVelntlin rtvartl to it 0ndvratnu.i in it o imi to

r l I n r the ranip il n food 111 Kl Fordffuevd huiiaf ' boo in if,i for ivy dvya aBdtii-i- t he v.m all. wed o priMWad. wltBVM ndiilltvd n itlBtfaMTtf tn aetefal Indlci menuhi re, i rid I. id tle dno iruhtv t aOXBV of toeip.V it bad not roBaldVrtd nil did n- t know whutaffect hll la IliPOBf to-- o v Would hne uponUie iiifllciiMeiita fill pFBdini afftlual him.

.I fl If, l,i o .op', for II. Ml .t It W.rirlel'ed ty, iatiflvd Iiibi ha utfiB w. rk for

fjlnci in lf7'i WnUkev w.i pvo 'ow In prtCVan. i ni ibbI t ime the market waa au iiutlaot tintwiiher h ul to rlobi r in i rooued, tlierei were uoin . A. flr-- i I t h I nppmied li. 'nit

vial ''U. end btf n A e 1. Wt orMNIVtffV were eh n . d, Bd lha n- w one told

4 to run Uf lull oftpn it) In 1078 w rioitrfiU'ht, hul the rvVHMUV HVOBta were HU

Bvd on ua we hs I to run nrnokVd nunln.We w re n gnlrrd to III Aba "Mi 40 to M) li.tmlcrooked pai r k Lv Jovov'a dlrecllooa, endwe bao to p i aa-- hu u.m win tuvr we m..de u

r not. J mtu well uated to Bi in.irkeie, and ineia. o pMeMBlc II li wh n the niar-a- iwm otl-k- We uned in rroked hu-k- f

f'om 190 to OVBla off, nd twaa dlffl.-u- by ret n of !! nf H a( thneevncee, the uinrkel waa o rlu ted. Wo pa.nl ;Wi

eenia per MliU to I he Kioir, and wheu liruee to 00 the? dvitiitmleo 45 cent,Mfell b t'.e refu-t- d to vire AhIt wa the H "j took half, the rertinera theeiriT h .If, .nd tha dl i were led In theaold It wu then atrrerd that t e dletilltTnabould be - tnpermitted in r barrela week .T upon whn-- the HImi Would makenlor W b. never I did n t put in ner VDOUI h

as ihu wuvkly padoutu for the Kintr to auitJofre, tie r;Uled arouod auudenl aud inde ItVot f r me

Tbea ittttra from 0n McDonald at Bupvr-Tlae- r,

to J, W. .j mer of ltrer-B-HeVtfbUBi at WaSUtlMI on. were tli"tiiniro

dured III Vfidvnef ana road. lie flrit one.Vvtt-- Jan TJ. IH74. ta in replv to t Htemeuta aentroComtni-aione- r Pou.-l- a ? v 1' rkt Attorneyr.'f k ii'iidi iloir Imrvd vl da rma of ttivrevai.u Uw by Itevia M tOTi and BBjrfl IbatloV aitVVatlOf! m de by lie puftlM moiitlohedId tir, I ti ItMt a le ter had baQ akaOHBVd Intoon lovaral orOMBlundj nd found withoutfounds, ion lu fuel. Ihe nn ObahtOV wereVi de iffulnvl ih firm In 172 and exnrn-lie- d

bv oleeur roid and Mr Putn k,who found notttlBI to Jn ' it v the action. bttbegu- uliy Itrvenue aureola (i.ivili. llradhrr and

Yaii.nu ui.ide h IBoroutfb vftaimn itloo ol thetai'liatiiuenl of the tirni, ami while the) foUBd

a vtil.iiloii nj the liW4 m toe hi inner of k epintthe book. Foiif, 6 I., no oVldonCV of fianif wdox'overd. J be tlem-ra- f rtbVf a y that their.tr. tna firm wire frvquaiilly iBVfalMI tedt'T tilmarlf, Iteveii Avent J '. CoJIVCtorr ami oihtTt, but no evl lence of fraud waever f Miti I.

A .ti er letter waa dated MaroTl ') l.vi. t.ndnoloaea a clppln from in. Sen Voni Sun

i annr thai lien, ePftBald la at t e bvad ofthewhi-ke- T ir mia in liiiiiola and other pluoeaTiila. lha t 'horal aaia, b Would not pot Irawere It not th;ii the Si. LOUMJ aiera m tl'.e wildtnd unt OUBdvd ehanreH at I Bat l:ie IttipateiaaiiU ffli'TH of be d.a net ; btr WhVfl ailed uponfor UulH io aid him in itrovvi Uting vi datlOBI ofthe law they utll fallen to auBatallllalt theirallara htna. He iheB laiBTa to the f t that Ihe

a ' i nmuatwolv M'ui atonta to thiadial Mi lerret o il QbaiCVai and fr o. no ia in ti iii iiuvv been ItiauO, lull ulway- - withouttbM'ovennv nv fr' u. Ha dacturoa that bv baaa. hi p rih ular attention to the tnforoafBVBl ofU.e law Iii tUia cltv dunuj the p t ve..r. BJMleitea a- - aViuVhOV 01 Ufa dllUffUCa that durlncJiMtr nod rvbrtl rir, IK.4, ihe pollectlona Inthe d tall let oil eedeo tbo- - ut ihe (orre.opopuh . VtoutBa of ihi prWIOttl year lv BOOUltKM.OU) He rli4d hy IByiUoTl ' I eourt,

deiy tna inoai icru ilnitlni dvparuout or judtol il Invvatifailoti Into mi intvsniy

ac in. .n. a oi mv o nduot at i no olio ofAcvr"ha tmiu -- uer it dated March III, lT4. uod la

in ... iu report ant to C luuiiaaiunvr pout--tu.,1 toina oooka aud p ipara ul H 'vu, r'mzer

Cu. wvie detr"ed by lire. BUpPOVVd t'V de- -wkiia Invlr affnir irarv undtr iBvaatltfali'ii upon th Vbamv of fraud. To tbia the

a ya In aUoftanov th t he, with I

laotor Matrot e ami Kavviliia AkVBt UUBtboroiaid a tlioeouah OSainlnatlon of ti e nn

iitenditm the humihu of IhVbookaaBdMpera, aBd ihtyall ludi aree tBal IMaif uaaUoenoti waa lie .ulds IBvI InBoaaacuaavv uf aeveraj uornpUlnta airalnat thiatrui, h .ml Itevenuu Avroi Juyoi tilMl Ih potyCulleolUf Kltroy nava rapoatOdly BlMla a ih

Inspei lion of the t ook-- or 1,1 firm, butMtVVBVV r BVVB abla to del. i i aiivlhlus 'Heaalarfr luleni in ibi ir uvuli.tga with the lioarnthetit.

iherradlns of theee lattVrl waa MatVOVd IflVai eaaterly, a d In view o Ilia daVVlopinolilabromrhb ooi an (at in tin- - In d, o lUHVd lliuehajBiliuB and oooaamual buiabter. I ha defubaant. however, oetrayud no cuu fuel Oik

run t trt s lit i tn t a TOJIMMMi

Vera Pauiebrd bv CaaBavmoal la i . Inlue Kebuol -- hip llereur'y.

The A ..; OomOalllM on Crime yesterdayVuKai Han't lalani anil Hit Mrrury. CjpLMMjvffi iu Bbarga ' the veaaal laatUad tnt ho tpaaiied burt aa at tlan u au-- avcaaiOBall at lcm BTeBtf. Hurt avra koattl m VI in the Mjotbl foraahwa a4 a time. Hi had aaaa iheoi kpt in threekoure by nia piedecti or lu 0 'Utui tua. The HOVae coa-

' In i Diri 'fhf h.y,' tiund werehwituao iu aa POAtra ii"ir. i feai g ikweif .r i apart, hoidiua tie prifnr in a v ry erini'--aaa p ;. - on. Tin- ac n i roo u t v tUru aad

four uoa uudvr niedh-j- ir. aiun-u- i wart Ihg-e-lu haitiiuocki. Tun did not leel turu wluiMlrauiapialai out tie n..j raci'utli awot threu

Iitttr Oui, viiuiiarly tfferttJ, Pi boapltai, autre It ttmp.ry trte ru0'rinif rr mi tariuiold, it f.fuaent rlgni out of ihul room. J tin f .luhututi,l ; i ih going n am 4 thapari vat mot " PiuTu down th in of ijuihiiug upT1 oa-

Cuta aa . at a buy becam rOlch ut turua una took- aOt Hari'i iiUmi tbe rommlM e latmeJ from War leo

fct'tir ihn t tra a at 0Vi oa wa'ci;no io guarditro.-h- tuil lha men o.i n rubra tha doon iruiuwbuiuga kgg Q'atoi at j re o tneio.

are 1ouey Wauled for Navy Ynrdt.J Wamiimiton, Mot. ha anniiul report ofI i., II ivijj, i hh-- uf tbu liure of . aad

aoc. t ti Ute NlVf lepai Uiieiii. fOeoUlaVVBUl aa In--

Vrrraaid tiipropriailou fur ouihliug a r pairing bat In.MZ Vktrf, aua brtdfV Hi LaavOV Ultii'l, tnd urgrt a tufl--

fir "V. fWroprlatlol lu (luuh Ibi dry doca at Mara("' """Q t potlUe. tie i ui w.t me i,pQ.I V ltl faartf app upnttiont for Ibil aork. If notI arUi Uiaa luOf ul MH letl three retrt. vUl nut I ei atBineoi iu areuniplih the uo-- r. King wl iua fourir Tna i ii .,i ua toll i aora win ha about u.w.euo m,d it ii heiPivrii mat If (' nijrr wih appro.pnata tr.t ueGcunr aUKitUlt li .01 he flol iu iHUHI araeat y rr( immaaiu m bun.un i uf a mvti

E3tl-i-V !'" "" '"' "'f"'tioa of .ftuohthuieiii ai lori Koyal, C.

lloav at IteauIhe raoltement over tha

uitd oat. A uvdy afum gi ay.

IOolbarafa

nt hi.ocvm, Tn I? jyKAt nnor.A flow kw a4am a In the Mleatiea ot the tmev

KaabarrmMtaeata with hla Aareal..1 ni ro I NraobtIB arrttnliMl nn iujunot mn

TeaterJajr galnat tha theatrical company knownaa " the Krank Kr i?ne Klfle l earn." tn preventihft nerformanne of the drama, " HI Hlocum," Idtne llowerv Theatre. The romplalnant li Col. Jllnlmea Hrnver. who aava he la tha biilneaaagent fur Krank Frayne, and the atorv told In

the complaint la Interesting, Mr. Kr unala a Kentucktau by birth, and baa thetraditional -- kill with the rifle that everyKentm klan Is nupnoed to have. 111$ wife italao a fine alio., and hie little aen Kreodv, " a ladof tender ye rs," aa tha complaint aeya, baa alaoremarkable K 111. Mr. Frame bad. In additionto ble talent and that of hit family, a trainedIndUn pony and an nnnllab maetlff. Tautilise all lot taient Mr. mrton W. Taylettr.Ihe drainatlat, wrote a play called h Hi MoCMOli"a regular barkwooda drama of tome niertr. Inwhich the whole atrength of Mr. Kra. ne'a littlefan IIV and ihe bone and the d ig were etblblt-d- ,

For the una of this drama Mr. Kruynathe author H3S per rent, rnynlty

iiti ll the Rth of laat Aueuat, when tha t,

Mr Unver, loaned the actornltl whom to hii v the copvrl bt of the plav, uidkB BaTfaomont Waa emered Into on the Ifllh nfAugnat tnai lllover ahoutd be tne hnalneaa BHTVBl

of the eotn mny, and have ot the netpfocveda of the perform mooe, l iiero waa alaoto te ahloknuf fon t for paving tho il.taki loan,tin tha fUli f tint moiitn tho fl.HtJ waapaid. Che m r out aya that on htaiurdavBlfflil laat, .titer pi I ur a aooceaaful enirigeo cutIn Philadelphia Mr. Kravne irave bun BOilCiibat hla iitrover'al aervleea aa agent were no

niT'T BVVdfd. and t iBB left ihe idly on tne latetr nn for York. It w ig further alleged thattha co mplainant had opetit f -- ,0 0 of Ina onnionev In mi) Ing coatmuta. In prlntlug and

Col UrotOf Id that ha Immediately came toIhle Cltf nd f on id the co in pan v plus nut In IheHoMery Ihejtre.anil Mr, Chnrlet Wing uctlngi BtialBOVa avmt. Orover dem.nided fecogfBl-tlo- n

na the aa'ent, but aayo fiat Mr. Meatb, themaiiavr of the tbejtre, v. ii.i Qo fVOOMnltVhtm. hut made him pav to no I Into the bnite.i herefoie tne complainant prayed tint a

V aiK ointed ti take of allpTi ipertlfa, wartlrolie. in an UVCftpl primtera

k, iiittato ButBOf nfl'f. gunvi bowieknlvea. the iBdtBfl BOB ' ItlflkbalTy' tha I.lb n ui ittiff " Jack." and ad the other propertyof the ornnam. and thai Mr. Krayne bo en-joined from pl.ivlng the drnm.t.

I he tawvere of the complainant and the Hherlfftried t eorVO tho papera on Mr. Krayne and ir.Me IB tVatOfday U ne.e unatde to find them.I n t he evening when tn dkyoffl for Iheperform n. o were o ened one uf tba BOMBOMand the Micilff VBdvaVOfad lo enter thetheatre. Ihe doiiraueper and tbervwaiaripplouf eat iteutoni. which waeaiieeollyQU ted tv the g' lit I men golmc to the but oftlce.Tin fi the pur lea Hlgned n paDOf atipul illBg thattho play rnitfht oo on, and Hint oftbe rf' 'dpt he held lo aw.tlt the Ofdef oftha Court, Ihe inj m- I n VM atrv-- on Mr.KraiTBa in hi i.j room.

The rvpnrtar atterwanl found blm pullniff ona tour of imit h itk'gihg ptoparatori to "go non" In the kOCOOd act. Ouua piatidt and kmveaMOfVM ttcrod kfOUBd the u no, and the fa-in ua " J .ck" lav kloVplBI bv the lire. Mr.Ki uyne, whoaeemed even b 'hind the acenoe the tba gen le, honeat tirkwooiininau he

laid that be w,a ready to p. itoia anion to ihe teat nf the law ; thatho could rove that Mr. Urovcr wa thoroughlyInoombolaaii aad d uronaiy fnilaa to fulfil hlaP rl of the contract. Inatead of (jrover beingOUt of po. kt. he Krayn ) ivaa the victim.

Here the actor wni on tne tttge. Iliaeki I, ua let font) in the c.tmplaiut, waa Motovere.t'hiated, for while ou the ataao beahot ah apple from the bead of hla wife,with his hack turned toward her, looking Ina email mirror to do It. It waa a itoua Ode ahot.Hit wife iilao ahot one apple from bia band.

THtS BLACK II IIIH i I t t s

Tbe rroi.o-.l- i on- - ikat were Ilejerted kr Hcleg Tall and bla Me t.

WAHiiiyfOTon, Nov. IH. (ion. A. il. TViv-ren-

of Khode laland and A. H. Aahky oftbe lllaok Hilla Co mm I al nera, have

arrived In Washington and ireoired their re- -

port to the Boorotary of tbe talonof, Tbe OomvmlaalooOrl went inatrueted to particularlyImprOM iiHn the 8'oui the fa t that they aredOpefldOBt upon tha annual charity of Cngreaefor tbe of lire, while at tbe eametime tbe Indiana wero to tie mode to understandthat the Government did not nlh to take fromthem anv of tueir BfopaftV Of rhrtita without re-turning a Tilr qutralent. A r tbeaegeneral Inatroetion. the Comtnmalonera

to the liuilun Otoincil tbe following.liernaitve propositions:

VvTM.-T- hat the I nli'd States - purrbtta allceaf to udae, nod tb) , aa inrldeDtal th r- -t l torron ri an r.itira e tnt- tuil lu Ukl IIUrL II La

rujutry, for fi" p r anuuiu ; tu bei i. lor their auotUtrui ana the rem..inaer fur

OOjeO'l benrfli fur th- ir civ ilir ,t ion. IttatluVirn-meu- itne nght to i. rmni.if the agreeatrat

iu two years' nut ire ur..V. on.. 11ml the L'ulieA ItgMI BkOOM psy thOi III

ml Nun doti inj in efteen anun l w . tu be pptlrd fur tkatr tuoattaocc aad rirliituiiuu,

in f mvtog t offcrt waa also a oropoal-t- t

oh to purchase the II g Horn count ry, lo Wy-oming lerm ' f ptat.eyetir in I've sioek and tigilcultural l.i'pleiut-ata-

All theto proiMHiiilona were Rumiuarll v ysv

)ecled l) the Iual fia. bOOBUBO oa ."Miitoil Tallpoiowd out. tne OoBHBlvatonofi proKayod uiv- -Ing them for their one-ha- lf

the amount of mono) tnat they are now receiv-lui- iIn the ibapV of lUppllM nnnuatlv aa a

Tbe t.'oinmUalonera therefore aay thatIBOM Indians must ne m .de to feel the poweraa aOH ua the uuurnanlmltv of th Q0V0rBmanl,

In u aupplcnientary pafer Oen. Ian reiineahowa that tnese Indian, ao far from oytng out,are steadily iiicieaalna' in uuinoer.

A O i RL H i I I. s

An K.pUade that Weakened Mir. ( lulkorneat'onfldenre lu llunmn Nalare.

Mr. J. If, luiborne of TlfJOtODi N. JM ontaklriir a seal lu the New York train on TuoodiyOlffhlf saw a young girl In front of blm who wascrying, but evldeutly trvmg to auppreae hergrief. She waa repoasasing. and ber attire In-

dicated taate and refinement. Aj she waa alone.Mr. ( lalhorne iu a fatherly wav inquired theQaUM of her trouble, and pi offered aralatamre.Rhe replied i hit her name w Kile Houtrlaa, andthai she lived In LnokOOfti N. Y. Abi ut thrteno'hths iwio. he aulil.she forntBd the BOCJUBlOLance of a young BiaUt VBO aald that he was acoiiimorclal traveller for a New York boot andHhoe liouao. H paid bis n. . to her. and,her parOBtd ot jecting to a ..i bo Intlucoober to Doom PH BV him to New York, promiaiitgto niarrv her and take her to the home of hlainoihei lu W Hiiilugum, liel. Aniving in Ibiscitv, they were married d uftrr tptmdlnif tnaliitlit at h hotel went M W Ifujlngton. There bei;eaered ber, after Informing her that she waaihe victim ft a fruudulent marriage, anu thatthe slory of bit mother living in Wilmingtonwas a boBan 'Ihe girl w.. a buarlhroken and outof money, but she eaid abe h id friends in tnriy-flu- h

a reel who wnulu her BMtOtBBI e.Sue aald that Aha wtut too weary to wnlk fromtho ferry to Thtrtv-flft- h atreet, waa &.bamed togo up in a car, and that Mr.cialliorue would eon-lor- e

luting favur bv taking her In a cuniage.To tblt he willuicly oonaenteO. and on reachingTblrtv fifth street and Hlitlt avenue abe requested him to leave tier. aaing that sue prefened togo to the house of her friends alone, as the dis-tance wua only half a block. Mr. CJatoorneturned away, but before reaching bla hole! beml- - ed his watch and soma money that be car-ried In bis voat pocket.A Sweeping Denial kv Hc re la rv Chandler.

Wahhinuton. Not. 18. Senator Chandlera tweepuig tnd eipllclt dental of the widely

publUbed asaertioos thai he hat made or la makingremuwtJs lu Uie lulartor Department, for failures to

rauiptlga fuudt, 4c. fa aadlMoa to thlartl tlstemrui, ha uyt, wlih eHpeelsl rdeienea tuthe r i eni iiisiniasalt of clurts nt ihe c

cirlre, that they vera all oiaue 'ho ruute," and wereunt, iu a y wav or desree, tmaed upon personal trpolitical cousldsraUuns of rmy aind aliatever.

Tbe ProeldOBt'l Indian I'eace Policy.WAaniNinoN, Nov. la. Blabop Whipple of

Mloncauta, la a letter to Prestdrot Ursat, ssyt that notwl.hiaudl(i ill tha rlsmurs which hare been made,the Prett ent'a peace . toward the ludiana iittbeen iticiaeaful and mat ihuuaanaa r tnem are learn-lu-

lu live aa elvinted men, and among tbrin are toujcas true Chrtstlstia - cau be fuuud aiiuaig tba akJUt.

Tke Freack I'reaa Hill.PABUk Nov. U, Till DUTIBUI of tbe Aaaeinblyy elected tbe eommlttee to eunndrr tbe I'rest bill.

Kleveu nit inhere of the commutes belong to the Oppo-sition, and only tour are lu favur of Ihe hill. It u

that tba measure, whtcb it out a t'woiun yuethod, wl 'I be sbeudooed.

Tbe Aaecmbiy bas sujoarnel uoid Monday.

A llftllred ta ha stid.The Hloomfleld hone oar railway ta to bo told

under lureoloaarv on aauo.uoo.

Tnll Twwer etsjaolcbesf.Brooklvn baa Out one Oidd Boom," 1671 Pier

ret'ui itrert une dour froai rullou. the ntort elegaut" Ochi's VtUr U MktVMff. See JUoa, rYet.-aV-

51

WINDING UP THE REVIVAL

TUB FtSAL KWPOHTM TOWART HAT-tM- i

HOVLH IN It HXK I .V

A Day OeToled la !! lectlng Maner far tkeYassi (vlan'a ftkrladlaa Aaaoclatlwa - AnAll-da- y llfeetlng Ur Prayer Tkla Oaf.

Tho pPCMMMPOl of mooting a ooiitrilmtlonboa did not keep tbe Hrooklyn folka away fromthe revlvahsta' meetings ymterd ir Nearlythree thoue ind attended the morning aervleea,and In tbe afternoon tbe throng was more com-pact and eaeer than baa before baslearod theTabernaole. Mr. Moody read tbe twentr-flt-

ch pier of Kiodu. which teaches the neoeaaltyof aaorlflcoa and offerings, and then told how behad been aided In hla lihorw bv the YoungMsn'i Christian Associations In every city. Mr.

Hanker followed with a pleasantly spoken tittlestory, showing that If he and Mr. Moody hadnot helonred to a Young Men's Christian

they might not have mot. Dr.Cuyler prayed for the young men, andDr Fulton told of a young convict,who thought he would not have been sent topriNoti if he bad boon a mambor of a YoungMen's Chrt tlan Aaeoclallon. All the prtyers,all the remarks were burdened with pleas fortbe same Institution, and before tbe servicescloned inhere threaded the crowded aisles andnisaed nontrlhution bOSM which seemed torattidlv grow full. Many liner il L'lfis were made.

In the afternoon Mi. Moodf HtaBPBd UO In ther 'adlmrdesg In t ie Taborn cle a little b. forefour, mid began to oiMtn a pile of letters th itawaited n Soma of them contAlued uoMiey,which Mr. Moodv loaaod Into one of the co.o-IfO-

Ixiltea. rettple, and ospei lallv women,"a ild be. "keep eetiouig me money to one foreoeclal porpoae. Now here's a large sum,"continued be, shaking out soma bank noire us he

' that hae been sent to me an m) nouilvto oatBhllaft BBllOelOB, Ul k new who ae"t II I

would re I urn It t her. im So 1 willIfl It to the Young Men's Chnstl n Asa. ela-

tion, and If the inUtion Is ntii established, thewoman need not think that I've run BVBf witnher in on v." Attain the contribution boie--went roUBdt and those peraons wbo had notmoney in their pot kele to give, weie providedwith neat II Ha MOkOlO, on VjlMtl they couldw rile their oiiiks and addresses utid theamounta IBOV wtbhed to give. Mr. Moo It's tcitwas: "(i d is laoVB that blaaa lugiajets over tho pulpit of bl Chb ag church Hedwelt p iftlC llMfTj upon tl Ml'd IBM OBlliB thosewhom he I ve nul chatetrmr them hec.iuso heI sit t lie iu, aBd told a lloff com ertiing hi ownliltle girl. "She was," aald be, "ooly sk orteveu yearn olj, and brikbl atol merry ai co.ul.1

tint abe fell Into toe b. bit of getting upcro-- a In ihe iBOFBIIHft apeaklng rudely to berin 'liter and her bfOtOBf 1 told her ut laei thata IB inut no p u den sue c inojoerod herhatdt but one BIOfBUJMJ while I waa ' "ting Ibearu tier little voice luipvlently chiding mywife. After breakfast, wnen it tame timefor her to go to school . eho stoppedup to give ine a morning klsa, butI geir.ly puheJ her aside, tolling ber sheco il l no km ine. The corners nf ber tinymouth dr ipped. I o r welled up Into her eys,and hit he ut wis al'ii st h iratlnir. INOVft uudsadly she left tie io no wliho.it a trace of thatCblldlaji Hie In bers'ept lo herage. NM nie ber mo her In the hall, and withaohs choking her voice, orled, 'On, mamma,m mim i, papa will not kit me. ,. blm ir bewon't.' Hit when the mother pleaded withme romnlneU llrm. a. id my Intle glri drangcdtier step wearily down the street, ft theBfwt iio rnlng tout 1 ever refuacd to kis her, andau I HtOod u toe VllillOV I a Opt while watchingher rotrciltiiu Qgure. It HoOlUOd to me Chat X

ha never vc d her ao wall bofoM so atr nglytuut 1 puniKped ber through mv owueofferlugTn ild a win a ng una to me, though 1 bo riedborne long bofotl the UlUal hour to tetherswhen abe returned from achoot. 1 tat lu theidim place VUare abe hud left inc. and .necame t linldly and sadlv to tne, threw berse.f Inmy ar m, and cried, 'Pupu, will vou foriiveme?' I printed a ki a on her little 1 pa, und sheknew tbat ahe bad not lost her fut hrr't love ;and in her simple underv aitding atio knew tbatI had not punlsned ber through bate."Itr Mr. Moody told of tbe Imprisonment

lid ue th f the Itmimn Caibollcwhom tbe Frencb tkimuiuultia shot In Kaxia mlirn) " Those cr. aed men," said the preacher," k ih holy in n out from ble i r on nudshot him ilka a d ff in the atreet. When tnelooked In his cell au huiir litter thevf-oind-

croa graven on tho door, with tho worn nelgntwritten over its top, tne wonl ' depth under liebBBOi and the words 'length' ami 'breadth' onaitkeratdo. Ah, that cin iie Bfokop wail un- -

dontood tbe ntOaiurO of ttod'aiove. li coverst le it at. lie wi II knew the go id came oi tnatnight on Cnlvai y. He ktitw the power of them lidded havionr, attd be cast nlmseif under IUproittctton."

Mr. Cr.ine, the Weedsport rerlvallst, slightlyct)pfusd by the later development Of hi- - can.He has received and accepted an Invitation topreacb te i ore atune colored Mettotdlata neitBlind MV b it he baa alao rerv reiHiiitly m rivedIna' ructions from heaven to follow Moody andHaukey to I'lilUoelphia.

Kor tho evenuia aervleea 10.00) tickets hadbeen ilittriuuUid. in oiah tbe ot nogt caoacitv oftha BlOb Is only (1.000. I he building was OiledIn every part at half pal an, and the police out-eld- e

under the loose control of ( apt. I raila wereu i tori v puw crit'sa to m .lnt tin order In tnethrong. 1 hey admitted persona who bad noBoi r of rlu tit to dominance and rudclv omhedBVa ladies niid others wbo bad special iiaaaeato reserved seats.

It is h .rd to aay whether the congreg ,tlon waaof a nature Mil iia'Uiy to ir. Moody. He hadaakeo for nil avdlence bf ii goers ; tiutwhen hr. Cuyler closed his openiim or yet witnthe laird's pravei, a chorus Joined hnn thataeemed to come irom more than half Cae throatain lite building, and at tbe close of tbeMMMlou, w oen Mi. Moody a.tked th.ua

o rise VbO were readv to ennfeaa Christin their home and before the world, not om inthe gn at MMlubly could be aeon to remaiaeatoa. Tba unanimity seemingly displeased

the preacher, either becauae he tbouint theUnit st Ian urotneya and aisiers natl got tne beatof nlm bv Ufiog tbe ilckeU that he nad deviedto keep iheui oui, or oooauM he bad not confl-d- i

HOC In the stability of hU audieuof'a lesolve.Ilia sermon and bo renvaled it Itefnre theyoung men iii the ohernacle an hour later, waa

upon ihe duty of all new convert to boluly cuu-f.-s- a

Cnrin.Ibeie were four collertlona t ken tip yester-

day '1 be amount received at all but the one iuthe mori.inir h. d not been counted laat ulgbt.1 bou $1W ware received.

bero will be an luqulri meeting In the.Meih-di- u church opposite ihe Kluk, froui 1j inthe morning until Id at night.

A lit Air TLLKHGOHBD.

A I o. onion tr Unnnlng Into a Pneeenger Car.tinny Ft raoaa Wniinded.

AfntTKrA, (ia., Nov. 18. A frightful ao-ci-

t occurred t nlgbt on tbe t'barlotte, Co-

lumbia, and Augusta ltailioad, near l1ue House,about twenty-liv- e mllea fruoj Augusta. Afterthe regular paaaenger train left Otlumbla

afternoon for Auguata, it waa followedb a train of empty care. Tba two trains tr. vei-

led at the rate of about twenty miles an hour,one following cloae on the oilier. Juat aa tnepiiaeeutfcr train had reached a aiding, and wasBOOUl to stop, the tec mi tram came rushingalong, und the entrlne telescoped the ladlos'

car, throw 8 It anu the smoking cur Iromthe track. A terrible ereim followed. Ihe la-

dles' oar was filled with pause inter, and men,women, and children were J tunned together,wounded, crushed, and bleedrug. lb windowaand doors wore soon hrnken open, :.nd thetaken from the wreck. While many werebruised severely, hut one life was ' una ofCharley NUhung, lt, n child about 6 years old,son of Win. Nig iliugale of llruuswlck. Ha. hechild bad buiaaMgbt wound on tne bead, andseemed to bare been eteamed to death, ihefollowing la a list of the paaaengera :

Mrs. A. r J Wmton. New Vork Muw Itosa Wulfolk.Mi l Annlt) W Huun, lisliwty, S ,1 Mrs Qflf, TliuuiSk-vtlle- ,

Ua.; N. W. I'attt. Ii.it mure. J. Mtreeiiiff, Alkra,i. Cj Ki Jscobus. m, v., K II. Kugei. Msrou, lis i 11

llofte. Wualiinatu, 1. Ci J. L. Atkl. s ana v h.N w v rs wmt. r Powell sud Augutu Uisli

msn, Hs NBIOra i Mrs. W. M. Md'tue. Ocorgi ;TtioniatBelli lur.ingmu. a. Q.i Mrs. and Muae Nlgbiiugair,BrOMO h i, ir.-- ' Mlts Kuwier, UicauuoiidTilu. bougItisnd Mr. sud Mr 11. , i,, M. I' H. ( ,i aurvot ;

n.C. Jurawo, 4ik.en, ft. V.; T. N. Kuditua and Hardyt'niuih, Joonatutt, ft. I'.t tuv. Coaiuoerleia, Cu.umbia.ft. t: ; A. K. nruver, New Yuri i lr. Kbert, Pbllauelpbis, aiid W. T. Bpnnklth

Herehcr on aCdursulen nnd Ueverneaent.Nonwtcii, N. Y., Nov. 18. Nearly a thousand

pcrtuns paid terent-0v- rents to hesr Mr. Beeelier e

un educa Inn and guvcrnment Issl mk t Headvorated public scbuols with the Hlble i luded, and atnore iii 'K i si iteration uf church und .turn, tnd ui.rniiraa' d r pu uatiua. lilt p rformaiicn wo gruud. Bac pt itit pail or it lu whim ho uiedu an eff .rt tliy deuuuticiug that class of suit wlih whichhe klsuds r r Thro ii. spprired hurdeued.e dUit eh g i nre biidiltuily uerhucd. Hut nitnai. be tpufct:sit u.uch ntun man he Is wo. 1 to, espeiUllrIn his church. The lecture iraa spplaudad.

Unekuud aad va ii. to ke Hanged.Bt. Uiru, Nov. U.-l- Jay before yeaterday

llrury Holllatlded sud Aoas, his wife, were sentencedby the Circuit t'ourt ot Oaecoaadu cuuuty to La bauseuua Iee. 17 fur Hit murder uf CaiUOan Alhaad, theira. a lu Jaae laat.

Artleliy ai lb II enari Nwvr Yard.Nonnn.1, Nov. 18. Ordera buve been reoelvedat WaiitlriLloa ft thoroughly bt out the uiouPn '

oifh anu Mooumu vita ob poaauila daeyatosk

A t.AirICTT FOB $7K,fno

nieenied Owraerekle ' Haana af tke Pleaderf tbe Orwaa Dank Rwkharrr.

OnftttBO TI. LiilionMiaJ'a suit oirnlnit thoOreen National Ilmk was dlamteed bv JudgeVan Voot-- yesterday. Mr. Ulllemhal had ITS,- -000 In I ;niied States bonds on special depealt In

the bank nt tbe time of the robbery In taoo.

which, it was charged, was made poealble by theofficers' negligence. The ewedenoe showed thatthe bonds belonged to aa oatate or which hewaa eiemimr, and that he deposited tbem seaecurttv In a caae In which ke waa aenused ofrevenue fnuda. Joshua F. Bailey, Collector ofInternal Kevenue, waa his anruaer, and WlillareM. Fvarte irosecuted tbe caae for the Govern-ment. He p it the bonds In the hands of Mr.M rtln. the President of the bank, the under-standing belntr that they should be sunjsri toMr RviirU'a order until tbe suit brought by theQOfOrnmonl had BOOB dOtOirnlBBd. Suleteountto tbe robherv and loan of the Sonde the Uovernment eot Ju lenient for $90 000 and $ll.nnocnLa atralnst 1.1llini hal, and a moilrm trnn madeto remit the payment of the penalty, which lapending.

Judge Van Voorst, with thla evidence beforeblm. decided that Mr. I.dlleatbal could not I iwfully ct m the bonds; ih it tbev were aa muchthe property of the Hovernmeut aa of the

laintirrTh" charge that C. S. Stevenson, the President

of the b ok, and somen' the BlMOMflr plannedlite rohlerv. wa not entered Into. Mr. tevenson e dd yeateroav that be Intended to prose-cui- e

the lawyers who had accuaetd blm. Toelawyers, according to hi theory, visited erlml-nal- s

In the m l I.ndl tw ttreet J illse rch nf s one one who would show that bewaa connected with the robbery. In Bin: singprison they found Kuiger TO I, a former andconfidence mm, who pntfessed to know allabout the rohbery. Hla pardon waa nMaluedon the repreaentatl'tn th t it would furtherthn ends of jtitiee). He w a promt aed$l and waa OttpOOlod to r that thn off-icers of the bank planned the rnhhery. After htareleaae he waa supplied with f nd a new suitof clothi e. and when be mi w nted In court becould not lot foand. The wereufrahl to call Teal as a wltnea, us they bad aapertained that be knew nothing about tnerobherv.

The robbera took nfllf special depnatU, andleft ttte money beloiigttnf to the bank ; and th itw.h what directed lueuiclofl IB tbe bank offl.ccr. The bank bad ah ul Bl.0U0.rtii) m f ondthat were not dUtur ed Mr. Mevenaon saidthat when tbe rtiBbOM blew the safe HMD 000of the iron ahelvi a fell lo the bottom and con-cealed tbe I da.

BBXMT $HIBLD$M WIT KB,

A Hick and a Pner Widow Fltktlog for al lttin srrrhnnt'a Fertaee.

In tho oontoat for dnwur hetweon tin0 Mo VI of Henry Shields, a wealthy New Yorkflour merchant, lu BfOoklfOt yesterday, Marva-rO- I

WbMterfleld, aged 78. slter of Jane Oblrlds,VbOMM she la tho Bntt widow, testified tbatHenry Shield ueked her for Jane, and while she" a thinking n it t 'try wore married. Theycame to soe ber In New Jersey and showed aoertiflcale a quarter of a yard I m, Oiled with avow written In y laker language, and signed bythroe persons. She saw Bhlotdo after he cameto live with ner sister In 144A He told ber notto go to his second wife's house ; that when abewanted ta aoe bin t Villi bis office. 8bo aw anotice of Shit la's second marriage in IiibSunIn IMA.

S moel Overing, a brother-ln-li- of Janefib lei a, lived lu the hou-- e with Henrv Shieldswhen he ICknowledtTOd Jane Suield aa hla wife.

Mr. Illtuk. the rich w idow'a attorney. aaid thattbe i la n If 'a o se reatod on a ahiio m rrlaore,and all the wilnetaea had been convenientlykillcl off ex apt the pi ilntlff herself. He

to st ow that mi the fat'ts were mauufactured. 'Ihe first wlines for the defence waaWilliam LelOfi nrotlier nf the aecond MrsBhleldBi oho w s a voiiuif inn with HenryShield, nnd rmfl witn him over two yean Inthe early part of 140 He had not knownShiel ia to be out a night in all of that time.Mr. Daly. Jane Mitel it 'a lawy. r, asked hias tnp.. ni out Henr Hhlepte's a na. 1 hrca of tbemsUkmJ ui', and thea the la er called up WUHsmShirhts. the a n ui tbe flist Mr. Shields. VviHam Henry Shields, tne rich widow's ton, stared

nklv ttt hl alleged half brother. I he witueatsaid thn Jbtie Mdelda'a son W illlam had e yeaslot hair like Henry, his father, hut was not aotail.

A panatnn agent pnanted Jane flhlelda'sorleinal appllontpin for a pt halun .n account ofher hob Heurv'a do if lu w blob she swore thatshe was m .riled bv a Itev Mr. StiJweli. date notgiven, and tnat Hi ury Hblelda. ker husband,die. i lo h."

tther testlinonv waa to show tbat Shieldsboarded In New York at the time the plaintiffaald that he lived with her In Willi .manurgb.Mrs. Harvey Havmond kuew ntiielde from l&Utnltkalluiim lelw, and auew that he lived Withher nuan md tn New York. Shields courted MissLalor four yo rs oefure tne were married. Sheknew bbieids's btrding placea for ten or twelveyera.

Hi it si: n i.V TUB BAT.

Tbe Stnten laland Ferry flaat n. It. MartlBBracked nl Htuplrtoa.

The Htntfti Island ferry boat D. fl. Mar-tin atarted from her nler at the foot of Hectortreat at ;i o'clock yeaterday afternoon, having

on board bntween seventy-fiv- e and elghtvabout twenty-flv- e of whom were ladiea.

Capt. KcIioOhII was at tbe wheel, and Mr. FrankSmith, the collector, was In tbe ticket offloe.While opposite the Kobbln'a Itef lighlhooae,atn.ut one mile from ber I tiiduitf at M pleton,tto larm of flr waa heard. A denae v lutoe ofamokewaaaoon pouring from the lower atulr-wa- y

leudin into tbe dining saloon andkitchen oelow and aft the enetne. i bepumiw were qul kly sot to work, butowing to tbe stifling moke that poured from theaah'on in which the fire originated, It waa

to work iheui effectu illy, ao thelicit beat tlniitf iu do waa to net to ihe ahore assttedliy aa iio.lhJe. Accordingly the engineeropened wide tba vulvae of hit BOCIBO nno thenhurried to the deck to esc pe tbe tuflWutlngsmoke. I he paaeenuera In the mean time hadthronged to the (rout of the boat, ami a stiffeoiithwest wind that swept the amoke andtl mes to the stern inde It comparativelysale for them. Caul Scofled stood at hla poet

nd eteered the veasel to a point on the shoreJust boiow tho yacht dun hou The MartinWaatben ipildtlv suirounded with small hoaiafrom the ahore, and in a very few mlnutoH nil onboard were aufelv landed. Just aa Hi lat ooalpo he. front tne burning vetsel one of tbe steamPipes exploded.

I he t unilmr steamer was seen fromsome time before abe reached the Bhnret endthe ttre ulartna b d brought to the lauding sev-er-

fire engine. Iu a n It oil time Ave or slitireaniH of w itOf wero being torown uooo ft.lint ttie B tiiies bad valued such headwny that Itwji ImpoatitilM to do more th m tare tne hull.The Are bOata Fuller und Wolrult steamed up Intime to render effectual servtce.

The fire nfftftn ite il In the etewartl's pantry,thai ailjolna me kitchen and dlulng aaloon, fromthe eiidoalun of a kerosene lamp, ibeoiitneupper part of the boat is burnt, nothing re-maining nut the bull. That I tlll lntaoi,aetaalao a greatei part of the machinery.

IBTBMVB BAALUOAH UUILDINQ.

Tke Chevalier Wykefl, tke Ksnaerer Mnalini-llOO- tO'MollleoOt OOd M O. Uokerta.

John P. O'Solliyan'a suit for $50,UUO airalnstMarshsd 0, BoBartl for aervleea renuereu In UMM iugetting a cuocrttlua fium the Mrxicaa Uovrmmr-ni- ,

wta ended yesterday. Prtylleges grauted lo IBM tothe ..T am and Tehuaulepeo Cuiupany, Ineladln theright to build a railroad across the Isthmus of rehuantepee, were rsiended from linie to time, sod la UsMMr Itoberu negutlsied for the parehssa of tnese orivl-"t-'f- t

for s new $ triturathni, to be ceded the Ifaa) Von,Panne Railroad mo bteatnshla Ooav

pstiy, in na the linperlsl uf Mexico ratibed the traiKtcr T. t hevaller W)ku6T was to gut'alextuu fur this nurp'.ae. ffien, at ihe eiiKgettlnn oftha afaraiM de Uuuthulun. it waa arraaacd that Mr

'ftuillvau ahoiild arciuiipjoy the Che alter Theyetaneo, and eere shipwrecked, aud til. r rrturuiua.O'hulilvsn niailo s Baa sltrt sluue. After blux weeks at Oi.xabs oy Ulueet, ha trrlved In tbeBUI or Meuro In Juue. He stsrtrd for New York In

w lib the Kmnerur M xlunllsti' decree, datedOri ig, rattlytug thn tran fer. in nit pocket. But uu thelttit uf October Juans decland that Hie lights oftne laiuulsna Co.nn ny btd lapnud, aud granted thewo ti get tu a iiuw coiuimny, an ncwi uf (nit precedeoIna srnvat la New Turk. Mr Ho erU holds that O'ftul-Uvs-

dht not in n, hU tulMhiu. and Ibat st suy rsic bewe-t- give j Ig.ooo gold, which he paid, aad thatjfter the new cniiipuy wta orgai Ised be waa lo givehim fn,nno lu the stucs ut thst eump4uy. O'Su hvtnsecured Judgment fur p:. un (he flrsl trial, whichwss nivrs d on scpesl. tin the ircuod trul, yetierdsr,the Jury gave 08uiUvao MH.Mi riO.

Ilrlakaaa Yoaaa DlecOarged frasn Arreat.Sir I.Aaa CrrT, Nov. 1. The o iae of Brig-ha-

Young, held in custody by Marshal Maxwell tormuteuipt on the order of Judge llnreinan of Oct. 89.came before Chief Juttlee While on a wrtl ofhabeas corpus. It was decided oy htm that tbe t

ul Judge l.nweof Mar 1". dlti htrglug ih. ut UuntTir tin the tlieg. d runtuiiiul or dlMtbedicnt e lu the orneruf Feb. 21 oy Judye McKeau, requiring hint tu ptj

ut .ny to Ann Kin, was flosl auu cuurlusive. sueihtt un the sdj iurutnent of that term it heoauie ttcyondtbt p .ser of tbe Court. Thersfura, that the deWiloa ofJudge Uureusa uouimlitlug brieasui i uuug it vuld,ualr it.

,reafuUj uMoaaik aoa abeuid ee aia--

Juttiu9 AUtitrr roar jr. Wmt

Ton, p ...,r announoe, a matlna la bhi aar Bthestre st 21. P M

The Amerlo n Rxhlhltloa of 18T8 IBBIto OS closed oa Clurdaf i ve.llnf. JH

Tnl.leaiix In St. Andrew's Mundar IViool ."a sUBInc laatk Iritt anil t re s.euue, tPjD

o Htainwaf Hall this afternoon, Mr. VT all aoa UnaalHn.ce will usiiver bu lecture ok " Landmark, of Mooul nt

John Nonnsn of t York rlreel, llrooklva. sBtfell rrntn the suchursfn of lbs Brooklr krldaa ' MHwas rauiilr Injared resierdij. aatsa

A I... lies' fair In aid of th fur B. CHfrieu hn, I'lnl ;ren .nd VnilBir Ulrls will oasaMalUnion n.,,,.1 ua Mondsr. Nov. sa.

Jane llrown of lit K.u.1 1X1( street dlwllerusr, s pan of scs.d .is utl . lisving bees sp.uasf aa II1bsber ou wsqiiesdsf. elis ws. iwo fesrs ol.

Jeff rl.uuder., who stabbed Ton. tSorral aa 'PlBou lb Hi. sveuQ.. on th soil, nf Jolj Issl wss nrm.i J MMby t'spL at. I.ouuell st 1:4 .irecuwtci street las, alsjat, H

. hkrles Ni.ch of i.i.i Third avenue fell frora a ilSlbrewery wsflub at Msdlsnu svenus sud thastreet yrsurilsy. and wss lu.uullr killsd. ta. arhaa, tg&1t&psasluf over his nerk.

l. ii H. Clsrk, well knnwn by our merchant ilpiand csiikers, lis, lieen .ptiolnle. snd bs bs socswtaa. 'i1ithe 1'tessur rsn p of ths I'ouuuerctal saaar T HHMcKlllop r.t rajtt. Co. ;'M

lhr nnnu I re ii i, ui of Ui Ai. na Halt a PhPr.termtr .1 llelinfelro. last srsaln .as prestos; 'ftfttrover b. tne Hon. Jotm Jsy. Aookt uo. haadra axa msbuers sst do.u to am ner. rlS

The Arcdlen Club held IU resular monthr. Mlreet,ila.i lu it. new c uh booss si UA en rib svee las,

., , The musics' pro.r. turns vu kudsr ta waaUna of llarri, a billiard aod 8ujtuor Akrauloaie,

The manaa-e- r of tb. Boleollo Medleal Oollaaa Kf New ork cdy hsve osiua Uie exi iutss. orcourse uf sveuin lectures .0 sludeats h --m 4ht ataibur mess forlild. tbelr sllendaurs si th. sr ovana, ,f--:

Mr. li. .in plays tlamlrl rtaturdav aftaraoass. Mlinoe Ss.urdsy srettlat. These srs hla farswsll psw- - taV'luriusaces. A sstlu ,u.r ,ir prursaiui w.lihapas,seuied lo each luy. Moadsy svsnlax, Clara Morraa.

W. H. N.lson. D. I.. Mclteidr. W. H. Nellaosx,Allen Osniuoell, Josepli III. bar.uvou. if f. Car.sr, J x !Aiser. J. Va bi hali'S. and c.ia.. K LuB were sierAaadtrecinra of tu ii.uuib.i sod ti. Joseph Uilroad raaterdsy.

A iv't.ceuisn; fn.tnd th body of an Infant lathe buiueut .1 HI P ir4 row dsy. As II ha art.ilelilly Seen strangled. Ills in num. User PeisMf. waat.kra lo lb. hew York Hoapltal aod ther ksU sprl.onrr.

Chsrie I.andtan, th Iwelre-ve- ar old son sayH niy LsndtsB. of M West Tnu-l-r seventh s reel. 4kspjie.red fn.ui home o the t.ttbof Noveuber 1.7 1.lias nni fill reiurnod. Us w.s Isai seeu oa a pier assMduuatlao Market,

Juilxe Vkn Vonrat denld.d yeatardsy that thaOi su Nuil.uial Rank waa aoi llsbis for Uie flTa.000 it Jf$(.lilted stales bonds stolen st tbs tuns of Lie uurg'sry jayI. n w. hec.uM il wm ao part of iu. has, sua asas sa Hrrcetvs uoh daposlia ayjjTh Common Council hsvs rlv-- n th Wsatar, ma

Uulott Telegraph Cotapaur iiermuwlou to Isy take sssd tDwires under tbs os.einnul fnita Ibelr oasla 1LMUirui.gh yirvadwsr au. Wall sweet lo tbeu .Ul .a u 14 hhroad .trret, aud Lkrougb Mslds laaa Is IS, Paart Mjlirwt jjXJ

Aapirlled portrait of Donasatar aad n tha HIsOOnutg soya a jr. r. ape. IssuM, mi t. . , BH

M. GARNI KU'S TOURNAMENT

TUB FOURTH IAT OF THKTAMWABTUALh m i i l 4 HI JIM NT

Radelake Heaiaa by tke Hakaevrw-Dla- ai andHeatea aaala Btemaartaa Caaa CrriHeMatilag the fflvBaal Averaawaa KweerdU

Rudolphe opoTied tho olnrenth iptmooftba tournament with a aero. Sexton tnede abetter atari by aooring 4. Tloth counted nothingin tbe aeoond Inning, hut lo tbe third Hudotpherolled up 17, and Sexton replied with a. In tkefourth Hudolphe scored 4, whereupon Beatonwont to the oue, and bv rapid and brilliant playatrungAU. Tbe next oleoe of noteworthy workdone waa br Itudolpbe In the tenth Inning.With the red and white oloeo together In aoHotter corner, he was not long In asrereg atlne OT,

but an unfortunate freeze made It nacaea .ry thathe ahould play from the atrlng upon spottedballs, and hla ahnt waa a failure. He bad paaaedthe Brat corner, and waa 111 points lo r'eaton'e70 From this point on to the fifteenth Inning,In wblch c i ton made a beautiful run of 88, theplay wui by no means Intereatlng. The ballsran badly for both. Rudnlnbe bungled eev-er-

times, end Hexton spoiled a number ofChanOM for larger runs hy Inconsiderate andthourhtless play. Tha 18th Innlua cloned wltka aero for e ioh, tbe score beluv. Kndfdphe, 18:SfXbm, tt but In the 19th Itudolpbe workedbanl for 84. nd Sexton adde I lit to bis string hyaer1es nf very pretty ehote. Tbe latter made48 In his fiat innl' g. and the tame waa thenelone enough to t inter stlnff. Theie were hut7 pntnte ttetween tbe snorea, Rudnlpbe standing174 to BeStoo'a 1ST. After a serlee of rery poorptaya Hudolphe made 81, nnd naaaed Into blasecond hundred. Sexton snored and etond attfV. just 6 potnta liehino. be reUtlve posltlonaOf the plavem remained unchaneed un-t- d

the 87th Innlnc. when Hud'dphe, bnvtngm de 1 nnd 3, showed 84I. and Hexton havlnrrrun 88 stood t 2L8. Hudolphe went for n longstring in his u inning, but, after making anumber of deln-at- shots, ha alloped up on 88,an1 tbe game waa virtually over. Hexton rottbe halla together In tbe 83th mnlnv, aud withthe stolid an I look of a m in sure of ao- -

nn. his nhjeot ran 78. and tnadeffama.Durltitf the run Itudolpbe created much amnge-tnet- it

bv bopping up nnd down from Bis seat andehalking hie cm, an operation under the clrcom-atanco- s

tota.lv unnecesary, rrelug that he hadB0 further for hU cue In the u one.

tntsl tcra was SBt. His average waa7 t-- Snxt n' averare wa. 10

In the evening the iwelfUi name of tbe serleew ia benun tiv().tmier and Joe. Dion. Gamierhid Bad luck, l ist his nerve, or vrew careleaOi while limn played stdendldlv In themiddle or the gone, nut weakened In the end.In tn Btnott tbe contest bv a run nf H in bistwenty-sevent- h Innlm. nviklmr 300. Ills ave-rs e wm 11 OBrnler! score wa 181.

Then 0 mo the game In which Cynlle Dionand Hexton were coutestanta. It opened

US lolou ty for Dion. He won the lead,ami c .untitle: in the "lay off," scored six. Inhte third he made 48, supplementing It withWt 1n bis fourth. In this I st run hiw is materially aided by good luck and twok .. Htiweve-- hla playing waa fine, and btdeflr to win him the g.ime. Sexton could make

his half nf the inning. Then Dion eoored84 more, ml on a short cushion carom.Sexton was a le tn acorn ouiy 8.k Dion eooretl37 aroma In the 7th tuulng, made eaetlv alongthe foot-ra- il and near the right band lower' Jaw." nexton made 19 points, and tben,

in rder to have tbe balls In better shape,attempted a long draw to ctuhion, aud thus toc irom, and failed. Dion then made a run of 40,ami in the next InBlfUfaBOl her Of BT, He saw tbatBoston w a not idaytng even au ordlnarv game,en lotfl lurren.ed hit confidence in himself.It waaonlv a quotlon f tiow much be wouldbent Sexton and as to the alze of bis average,sexton made ft in bis ninth, and then t'yrllle ranthe game out, thu making tbe bet average onre- ord JO. His hiahtitt run wan 87. Bextou'sscore was 61 ; bin heat run, 21.

l he came tins af'enmuii will be between Oar-nle- r

aud Maurice Dal v. In the evening the flratgame will he between Hudolphe and JoaepbDion, and tbe aecond bet ween Slossoo and Daly.

TUB NATIONAL QBANQB,

Tke Baacnlfve Oaananlite It e ao n u aha Oeaaan inet en etraaeas a Fa Ha raw

Louiovii.i.b, Nor. 1. Tho morning ooo-al-

of tbe National Unties wu begun by tbadtseueelon of tbe report of tbe Kxeoutlve Com-mittee. Speaking of the headquarter, of tkellrnge, the report eaya tbat after oareful exam-ination and consideration of the claims of eachplace, It Is decided to locate at Louisville.

In regtrd to the bualneeaof the different agvo-clu- e,

tbe report anya tbat aome cities are doing av rv large btilneAa, and have In the sguretralemillions of dollar, while in other respeoU theyare unsai Isfuotory, and fall abort of tke benefilewnloh out nt to be realised. Tbe corumlaiootystem of tbe order is said to be false In theoryand untun t the memhera, and therefore In themimis of the 0OB mlttoe another luethml ofaelluig l deemed Decenary for the good of tbeinner. Such a nvntom iliecommlttee beca leavet lubiult pians of at a future day, aud la aaiU-fle- d

wilt meet with trenernl apnrov d. F.ffnrtebare tteen made to bring to the ml mis of KasUorn cap!talista .mi manufaiHurera the valuaoleundeveloped riches of the West, and It ia bopeoere lonu that something duflnlte In that regardwill be determined on. Should the report beadopted concerning hualneaH agencies in tbedifferent St nea, tie commission system will beenoiubed, and oue gonerui agent to do the butl-nee- s

for eacn ne aopointed, and paid a aalaryout of the .reaaury of the Orange.

In conclusion, the eommlttee reooremendathe employment nf lecturers to caovaaa tbecotinirvand make knnwu the true aim and lt

of the order, thereby correcting tbe wrongluipioaaious which uow exist iu the niloda ofmany worthy people enncerniof tba Put rout ofliuabaudry.

TUB FACiriV MA ML BBIBBBT.Tha Prnun Caaee uamti W. . Klaa aad

Jeba 14. PtcOaaiaker.WA8TI1NOTON. Nor. H I'.. 1.it Mr Rid-

dle, In the Criminal Court, called attention tatbe case of W. s. Knur, indicted for perjury laconnection with tbe FactAc Mall euheldy. Heaald thai early In the term tne oaaa had beencontinued lu consequence of Col. Irwin being laFurooe. Mr. Irwin w.ta uow in thia country,and In attendance euuld be seoured, aod atr.King waa anxioue f t a speedy trial.

The ca .e then weut ovur, with the undereUnd-tin- irhat the piatriot Attorney would flx adar

aa soon ua It is aooortained wbeu Gen. butlerwill 'c here.

A similar churge agnlnat the Hon. John Q.Schouiaker In COOBOOtlOB with the I'aclflo alaitaiib-id- y waa before a former Oraud Jury, nut noaction w aa taken beoau e of the absence of Col.Irwln.

Habway Jneilcee Trrleg Back Other.Justice J. J. Lambert, who Uvea In the vf

ItanntT.bid brea annoyed by a neighbor'sfels Os Saturday he shot one of them tnd on Mon-day souther. Ou Weiiuetd ty he was arretted aad tnedlor ine nrfore Juure Huun tud s Jury, t.vunte sBOOHtted the rae witriuut argument, and Jutleabauit his ekarge. Mr. Herry, ... fur Jusiicsl.ambett, oeuied lot ilgtii tu chaigt. Tee J at net pro

' eaed. mil a Verdict wtt found tgamti Juttlca i.aoihe , Mr Herry then nccuseu .luttUtt Huuu of henna,wnll on the bench, tcicd at couuti for ma prutecutluo, nnd tetierdty ne sued luut lu ibe name of JtnU. it

bauihert and bulore Justice 1'reutus to rseovar 160tuatges.

A Drag Clrrk'a Halclde.Dr. Alfred Anderson, a Urrmao, about Lhlrty-8v- e

rears old, was found deed la his bed reeierdavmorning la the lodging luuse tt 806 Bowery. A petalihat had eoaiaiueu a uniture uf laudanum waa foaadlo hla mom. He hsu ueen t cien lu I e drug siora 3Muii aad Houtluu ttreeU. btlleily he had been out oft lupluyuieni. bit Isaulsdy, Mrt. Amett. tst that t flafur twu sao he rumpUloea tu her Uist t peiauu to wkesaha had laal 8uo bad re.tue to reuay n.

Tbe Flaada la Bagbaad.liOMDON, Nov. 194 A. M. The Momino Keho

annouucea lluxt on svcouai of the recent Quods thestoltary authuntiea htve ueolared a district of Bristol,with s pupulttlun of fi.'MO buuIs. uuDt for hsbltu..Buuill itildiumuier. ihuuaands of acres ia the valley ofthe Tient will probsbiy reuisiu under wster Uiruagaoeilue wluter.

Julm Clark la ke llaaged.RoOHBrran. Nov. 18. Judtro Cnas. 0. Dwbjht

to at t at t'urmug refuted to grant a stay of proceed-Ina- a

lu tha Clark caae. Clara will ha bangedHa ha utde uu coufeastua and prooably wld

not.

SPARKS PROM TUB TBLBQBAPB.

The failure of the Manila branch of the bouae01 Kutieil Sturgia A 0u. is rcpurted iu LunduB.

Tbe suspension la announoed of the wholeair proviatou house ur A. A A. Jiooba 0 Co., 181 IWnta

M iraet stteei, Uuatou, a vary uld unoeru.Diphtheria la raging to an alarming extent

io ioruu;ii of Ore re aud Huihvtu nouutiet, N. y..and lo Pise county, Pa., aad tt rapidly epretdiug.

The at ranger In the Dutcheaa oounty alaia-riout- eIt believed to be J, u Huny of Jersey City

llegtiti. Ills rei'orted that he Is etlll la a state oft it pur. out from what cante U unkawwa.The Duluheee County Hoard have Imnoeed a

UU uf fruiu tl tu t per head on doga of th kinds taetarr town, the utonty Utua ooll-l- e to at towtrd pay-ga-

sWagai eucrulka tVwaa Mm klduu; el sheen at aaaa.

TUB BBABVIt POR CUABhBT BOSS.

Traeklaa the in ereateota of Blaakar. tee Bwr-xlt- r,

In llrlaureaert.The (Tharloj Worn case has boon froahemed

In Intereet by the Information tbat a child cloaelyresembling the mlalng boy ha been found In

tbe neighborhood of Itrldgeport, Oonn.. wherethe last distinct trace of him was found and I oatby the pnllne. The detectlveo of Philadelphiaware balked after having traoed the boy fromOermantovm Into the oily proper. They for-warded to Now York etifflnientfy elear dencrlo-Uona-of

tke abduntnra to enable tbe detent I veabore to flx upon Moabor and DotiglM aa the kid-nappers, it was easily aaeertalned that theyhad reoom manned river thleTlne and burglaryof houses adjacent to tbe harbor and Sound.Thla waa all tbe progress made for manv weeks,for almost aa aoon aa the police fixed aueplolonupon them thev beoame aware of It and qudtedtbelr old haunta. Superintendent Waiting puta launch under command of Detective Sellactk,and sent them on a cruise along tbe ehoree ofthe hay and Sound. Traces of the thieves warefound, but the exited. Hon returned with nomore fruitful result th ni tha dlacovary thatthe thlevea hatl made Herrian laland a placefor the deposit and dlaponal ot plunder. Noproeresa was made in discovering the where-abouts of the robbers until they were shotwhile rifling the Van llrunt mansion tn HayRulre. The dying declaration nf Dougl tan,"Hid Moaher stole Charley Hose and knowswnere he Is now," stimulated the search, for Ithad c one to be generally believed by tbe policetbat the ihlevee, hard pressed by terror of tbalaw, had hafnVd search by anoborlng tbe boy outbe tmtr.m of the bay.

The flrnt clue obtained In confirmation ofDomrlaat'a story grew out of tracing to Ua own-er- a

tbe boat In wblch the thlevea sailed on theirpredatory crimes. It waa recognized hy Mr.Wllmot of Hri laeport. Conn., as one that waabuilt luff htm by tiilhert Moaner, brother of tbethief, and smlen onlv a few days after tbe

of Charley Bos. Ollbert and WilliamKoaher bad been prisoner in the Hrideeportj II, charged with horsestealing. The faces ofboth tbe M " r Ihua beoame pretty wedknown la Hrlduenort, and the police laooredledouelr In the belief that tba mlaa-In- g

boy would be found somewherenear there. '1 ho only Information obiatued wasfrom a bridge lenfter, who remembered seeluga man who looked llge ftloeher. a oompnled bya hoy that answered the description nf t;harley.Hons, cross tne bridge going toward Gilfordthe day before Wiiiuot'a boat waa taken. Thepollve adopted the theory that Mother h id bidthe boy with nme ft lend whom be had learnedto trust during his confinement In the Ilndce-po-rt

J ill. and that be then returnedto Ilndgeport, stole the boat, and

bla cruising. Tbe Captain of thetug that towed Moaher'a bout back to Hrtdgeport, alter the dejib of tbe buraiara, deol redthat he bad several times seen the boat lu theSound, and once he saw on tua deck a boy verylike Charley Hoas. Still, it It known that Doug-Ina- a

left a boy nlmoat the exact counterpart ufCuarley Hose, .md tonne of the deteoireaaare ofthe oplni u tbat It waa the child eeeo by tbetugcaptalo.

WISH ART TUB Pit ti f. KR,

sarsarr t una era lee ta ke Triad.Robert II. Wiabart, a railroad bond

forger and dealer In ntolen and forged aecurl-tlre- ,

waa taken to Fhlladelphla by DetectiveFlnkerton, yeaterday, on a charge of forgingh.ni it of tbe Cblnaeo and Norlbweatero Hailroad Oompiny. Fourteen $1,000 bonds, purportIna to be first mortarago bonde of tbe company,were aold to Drexel, Morgan 0 Co., In Pbiladelphla, by Oeorge F. Hilt, the son of an Insuranceoffl car in that city. After nla arreat Hilt

that be obtained them from Wishart, anduaed ibem to ohtnin a oh rter for the fraudu-lent Safeguard liwuranoo Company, of wblch bewa the aecretarv. The company'e ca it d eonatated of Bltsj,0U0 In stolen and fo'tred UnitedSiaiee, UBMD I'aclflo Hail road, and other eecurlliee. 'fhe TJuion I'aclflo bonde had tbe nameoftlor. THden forged to them a one of thetrustee of tbe company.

Wlahart waa one of the gang of fnrgers alyllnthemselves Hatctieider 0 Co., whose offloe t 48New atreet waa ralued by tbe polloe tn July,1874, the reault of wblok waa the oapture of aI rge quantity of bonde. One of tha Arm was(leprae White, alloa Mvere, ah is Williams, them .i Led bank rohber and Wublneton eafe bur-glar. Wlahart is aald by Secret Serrlce offlaento be the person who. under an aasutned name,gave a fraudulent ball hood for VYklte'e releasefrom tbe Capitol prison.

ONB BAlHBIt RANK t HI CK.

Am Oaerailea la wklck a Faraer aad tkaLawyers Ivlade cba Oalv Freflt,

A fenuine cheok for 8:'4 on tho doenrityFlank of ttiia city waa given in ehanae a aborttime ago by a storekeeper for a $100 hank oota.The check was next beard ot as being raised tofl4S!.5a with tbe Indorsement altered. Tbnew holder of It purcbaaed gold from Duff 6Moken in Wall street, nfier tha latter bad badIt oettlfled by the Security; Hank. fna checkwas next deposited lu the Nat i an , Dink of tbeHepublio. Tbeu It went through the CleariugHouse, tho oecority Hank paytmr tbe amount totha National Unnk of the Republic. Shortlya.terward tbe Seonrity Hank diacovered theforgery, and then applied to tbe Natlomd Hankof ihe Hepublio lor the difference between $81ami $4K!Ji&; imt the In er bank d clined topay, aa the bVcurltv It ink had certified theoho k. 1 he Inner bank luatiluteti suit, the(Janeral lerm decnlad that tho certification waanot au estoppel of ittjL and In the (VimmuoIleas t 'out i yesterday JudgO Uubluaou dlieoteda verdict for tbe plaintiff.

Imperiaai Hallroad CoaeelldatleB.Ci itxlawu, Not. 18. An Important meeting

of railroad manage n was held at frrttltnt yesterday,st which the euotcmplthrd puui of the earnlni.-- t of tneVandtlU and ludlauapoitj And 8t Louit bans waa furmalty completed. MtJ if John k Slwpann, hina sadfavurndy kuown lu riirud cvclee. was elected

uianager of the po deal Hue, l bs meeting alsoagreed upon a schedule for through pslsee earshetween l.uitltvilli tt.id Nf w Y rk or way uf the Cleve-laud- .

t'uluuious, ( lueinustl and Indlsnspuht, trie l.skeHt urc. and New Turk Central FUilr sot. tu iae ton lee. I. Arrangement!, ar" In progreto fur tinnierfouilUes eelveeu lulunaU, 01. Lmu, and New Yura.

Paclflc Mail'n Rival.The dlrectore of the Panama Hallroad met

yeaterday and reeolved tu go on si ouce witn theof their hoe ot steamers f rum New Yurk te

Ban FrsueuKo. It u stld that they have arranged witbJohn Koach to build the ttesmeri they require, ttte Antto be Itunchnd within all inuutha tud oue ever) Boothlhir-stte- until ah are cumploied. To evade tin

reoentiy uotmned in the Intereat uf I'n iflcMit (should it oe inadr pcrniaieiiti, tne con tr.it' it sielo hit uuvds with mum. tut! in i. .. - of the PsuinsOlrecto.y. UnUl the tteaaumtre flulsaed, the una ut tocharter such vesrlt at may "Uit the trade.

Vaar Children Haroed I Dealk.Cut h, km a. Out., Nov. is. A houao occupied

by ie.itn i urwungharn wat nurued u.-- t ul.hi, aud fourofnturta nerttued nt the flttnei Mr. tad Mra GOOutnghaiu ntrmvlj cactped with their urea.

Tbe Alubuma Klecllen.MoFiTOOMBtiT, Nov. 18 The majority for tha

rallfl. tuou uf the ut-- 8tatu CunttiiuiJ.u will nul bolees ma &0,(Ka. aad may rt sen 00,000 Ouiy fourcounties ut the blate gtve luajuritlea tnauut It.

Tbe Viral Time la Jeraeg Oily.Heber Weila, K.mj Qrand Maeonlc Lecturer

for New Jersey, wHI eiemplily ih Knternd Apitrrtutotdegree In Jerset Ony I.tHtge this evtniu. lis will beaaala tod by P. M. t IBtfiM N bterreti uf Iraubua Luoge.

BROOK LYN.

Deputy United States Marshal Wright Is dead.Mra. Dr. r'nrteoua and ber daughter are going

hack ta hag land.A receiver haa been appointed for the

aad Fiaibuaa itailway.An elog.oiil woman atola a 8800 seal-akl-

aacqua fnuu Atilx't t uuater oa Wcune dayMayor elect Frederick Schroeder was tore

aadul Uuh ulgbt at uu 1 u-- m nt avenue realduaea.

KB W JBRSRT.

Dunham ft Co., Newark clothiers, have goneIntu btutrupwy.

The Warniel Ooera Company opened New-ark's new opera Hou Inst eveuiug.

In a quarrel at Httuville, near Oxford, yeater-day, I ley Vetnlnder shot hit brother, Kiq itrr nmird VastMader, UiruuaU tbe beta. I nt Ktuuus It siuinhvs.

Tbe S tmerset County Hoard of rreehnldereysterday furmdiy icceiited from the euntrtuinrs thenew irun hrluge over the Itaniau river tt BoundThe ' rldue it one of the flneti ttructurei hi the Bute,it tt boo feet long and furtv wide.

The New Jeraey Houtheru Hallway direotoraelectel yeaterday were tkt foilowin aimed 8, M.Millt.tbe Hue Meituiuiab lorry, Leua Atioett, HubertItennle. Oavl t P. Petieri in Ab'in Hrowulitg. llu lluu.J. P. Btm ktou. B. C. Ttvlor, U J, Otburnv. Kd w lu KIdrldg. II. H. Coos, V. W. Hutittarou, H. w. i.i,-,i-

Tbe New Jeraey (fraud l.ode of Odd Kellowaretter ls eieeutd the fulluwtutt atmed uOlrerti Wm.H. Issar.l M. W tlrand MatUr. M. U. ilurui.y, U. W.bepaty Matlsr J U H Klcer, K Vt tTrand Wsrlea; l.ewi Parker Jr.. K- W.trrwae Heereiary j U

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UNDEliTHE NKW JURY LAW Hrun riRi ta t'h hha iton roBMM WmMM

WITB Vt.KAH HKAM. OjTtlJ,rwwb,IUT,IM bMm.. ... -- im1 ajBsa

'arsra "h ra OeWWa mm Wkfw MBaTJTh third Omy of jury-iretO- la ttm laanl

rtoannsll 'rial wm Imtub with U. mmtnmm jjjOHof Krd,riok K. Duudw, who oa WWWaWaj aaafltlUiruaed thu b. hul talkad about th. aum at M1. ni". euro of th, prisoner f..r k. hod OMai Pfl.utnmon.d u juror. Judn Runtl tafcH M" Th law makM II oonlnp4 of ooart (or a mHoitluo to dlafuH th, mofiu of a oaao altar aa Mha. boon aunuDoaod to ao a juror lilt. A flaannlTrr nlainlr ,ppaan that rou or culltf of tha faaBTalnftVnc OMKaibod b, th itatuta. Ilnla ram aaanioan n.ak. .atl.'axitorr iplantloB, I akat BaBaWInrnin It mr dutf to take for praaaf aBnTalpuolhinnt :" aod than hla Honor raaa ataDuuclu.'. toatliaoo,. aaanTal

Tho. word, do not can., .raotlr Ma taaBSm.anln, that I miendod.' ald Mr. Doudaaa. M" All th oonT.rMloB I had I opo to rwa bbTbw!potlon. It waa not In .nr una Improaa, laaTai

I.Ml.-d- , U did nut atrl. tlf osar upon th mortal BHiHof 1.1. Da. . Had I l.a.n further iue ilonaaCl BlBHould l.a.e .uadH th ,iutn Hon vanaau. I BMObellRvr that hnnoat men ai.ould be Tnlt tn tkaar tflSflown .. uf pruix Ir 1 y a to n v .nation, uhoat aHHc .a .a for whlnh .hr have teen uinaiond aa UmBkMjuroia. I oertalnlr Intended no dlarpot ta PSBntu.e Court nor v. talon of o it " fll" It waa hauauw foil ar a man of . 1 uriallaa aaBaHand inlelllnunc that 1 wa' nilned to think (ha) aHSBSarou had in. nml ii Jh dl-- q ndiUed vouraatf3 OHaid the Ju.l(. " I tiioutb I obacrrtd j ium Btd , nmooit ju.t th aort of men warned aa BBBMJ.irnra, an Intentional ii.ui.UiiK of alurht lav HHpr,.lnn Into aetiled oonvlutl na i aod I da-- BHDten. .ined lo lak ao.ii aotlou tnat would atoa BBthat kind of thine. On juror lutlniaia.i thai HaSnWhi hud mad uo hla u.lud u u tu arold boat- - HaSPBJneea Inconvenience. Vu.ir explanation Isaaaav aflHfariort. and no further aotl ia will b ukaa km MBalfour cam." IHOAfter (his I .mod two juror were worn withta BOaaMflilffn minute. Toe, are Walter Hcoii, paluiaa, BJBHof 10 Park plao. and Klhrlil, 0. Illaradall, aV mmkwMv. Hal. ur atfent with Itowall A (jo. t'nra ehakll HaHHin (he not wrr rt eiuptv, and no prosr waa aaFajni de until half pa.t tbr o'clock. FYdartek MHIVT. Flint w. than nncepted. U I. a bardwaaa tmrnWMdenier at ta Uhaml.era atreet. BSWM

On of tne rejected juror. Richard I.. Iaa taayjBHi- wears In. i. ..Ir unt, and talk with araaa XaHrapraltf, He na i.bkcd whether he bad aav aBailO'insoleuilous icruple. aaaln.t oaplt.l punlaa-- sQaB

i. noil. Ttiereupon h lenned forward la has auBnSchair, held uo a forrBnxer a though polntla) IHBout th m inlnfr of hi. word, tnd said, " WetT nVaHir, tl.ht diionds upon t'.rcuiUHtaf.t'r I would Hlike to hear the statute read the t iui.ni.la tmmmMI".- ii, in. if ..... thcro wa a o.iunn In taalaw sever yaas aun, und It would depend a alureat deal on who her this oas. I triad taadat Hth uld or th uw Ijw In a caae of Cicuai B

..'... 1 etldrnca, that Is to aay, I would bava BO. ru plea-- now If you would J.ul read th aiatala HH1 could Immydtateir .'ll vpu ' IHIt till, tl.oe the lautinter n i, louder lean at. BIHbII... utt.rsrtc. aud h w..s xoued. aaaa,l'hthp Ilounuramiu. a I weed - HI i if f nua W&kWAmwa ihe last examlnod. tie wa asked how inaaa SaMIwork he hud done for the ol.r ; but juilm ,V9WHrvtt .aid It ws not worth whll u. to Into tha) .KaBWlk i' j Mr. Ouiinnraninta was uhatlaatd aaa. wSBM

iiiiilnrllT b, tn r .. ,u. SBIten Juror, wer lu tn. bnx wh.n tba ara BBSW1adj iuriied. Muelauu h..d, within lb da,, baaa) sBaWalexcosad a prJudlcsd aod f.iurieen aa opptaaat BawSmto o.p.tal punlslimeul. I h proaaoutloa) aaaaV sOOll.oiad lour ana tb u. fence two. BBBSb!

Th Oaadltlaa. SkSW AflH inut.ih, Nov. IS, Th Vice Praatdaaa InnTa

si.pt suuudlr afler le o'clock las, al,ht. wiiaaat aaa jaaanof oplaiaa, and swuks leellaa axuek laaaravaa B

that be wa. penottted lo o. partlailr aresaea at aaaa 80.0.1oMoflkt.ilsuior.ilua. lis ss.s hs fsel . Is o aa aaa. .SBnWbu. u r..,ir.clrd ur his p .rsl. lsi.s Irani d. ( as. SXHl r C: iM- iu a, ela-h-l o'cls.s .aaaa Wirutu oervou. d.praioa. tb.aA l gari saava BBBaaaaluaic.t.-- craoual r . r i

Whau n..ba-- l.wi. XMla Harohloc William Ilawltt, who hast hassa

arrested for drtiak.aaess la liru.i t, ta. asjata, f oaaaa but wi.no. abMI aaadiaaol aaaa ranax Moa la. aol plat, of wbleh wh Mr. Psi. Ss.'s aas sa Mfull. t ssi la. t r .ur rea.s sxe, .ter a s.3 AWnWart. en Mr. U. eclier to Ns r.rk uuValhsksMk, BXXX1b f uu J tb kuas ou ttie csrr.scs floor. 1 W

Tramaarr Tkrlta Made Uaad. AmenWAflniauTUN, Nor. u. TrnwrtrN. haaaa naTaiMeaed toe c.erxs .a hi onV to cover th loss. n JHultio, iron me.,, kbsiraciiuas lucre. Ta flavakt Seti.leo from i.i Uovernmeut sine. Mr News aflaaaaa flkaXfltr.i.ou ws p.ld idio li.s I reasurr r.rv Sooa altar ua, WUHmM

insses were .purled Of Mr Ns Lluisell out oi has na- - aVJJvsls rosourue.

Twa Death Warrssu rtlsaad. MWlHAJtauuuaa, lv, Nov. lA-tl- ov. Hartnaft a. DHj

fls; issued aarrssts for th. kkO(ta, o Tsaraflsf , Ja 9SEfl, 1870, of Wtlltau. Marra so . Mjers caar iSlwvie. id a oiminf oa March ML UtV ai 4Va9tllbs uiurasr ol UoUuard WakL fK3Bl

Th lttlleeBt with tenia. fSyWAantsuTO. D. C. Nov. 18. Th rtpaohoa WBB.

Muiuiar i,ii wu rr ... n surtsa frj afadn iaa VBlavikts OoveroBarat bas coucadt-- thai to fu nr. Sauibsa I h8bSHclt.sra, ..ii trUI before s ruurl ui.rllsl lu caps akatbar. ih. prim.-- , of er emu, oooasel (ar "ifisss jBlBaV

A Demo. .rails Tlrtarr la Ghaltaaaaara. aaaTsaHrnP!.M. ,!.. Nov. Ifl Kort, lemo. r.t. wa, nkMal

sleeted Msror of ( hsiianooca ta snjiiaa 9BWBEurer Jsntcs, Iteoubiico, l.'ie im umli.nl. Th llsaanfl BHsWya

iso sieu.eu Lbs t Itr M.rahsl auu half lha AI4raak UWRfSAlfaaM' Aa.wer l Das Carl. WTyMO

Madkid, Nov. 18. Liea. (ju.sad aa haa BHjHcomm. n ded tf s rojsl order le beucrforth reeelr a WMeoinmuaxaooa from " r- - ia, aayakluicatof ike aucuDd.liouki .ubuuss. oa of hlaisasf sat taaaibis p. Haxafl B

Powder Mill Blawa Dp. HJawJThe two n.ixlnif mills of th o niJ Powdsw iMills st Kouln Windn.i. Ms , wi rs blo.a op s. fat aSHrrstenlsf miirulng Tns euiplorrss were oa lusw waa

io ih. mils at in a ittne, sou uo oas vs iiijsr. HHTh Weather OaV Predletlaa. !9I

Pxlllni bkioitiatcr, ouil.rlr wind, vearfosj 'aaLiIn ws(rrlr, wsnncr. p rtlr cloitdr aUr, aa saXkrsas, followed uj rising osronister. tMI

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