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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-02
WOR5TER, TEMPLIN * Co..
WHOLESALE DEALERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DIZZY GOODS,
Yankee Notions, Fancy Goods ana
millinery,
kE0KUK. .......................... ....--.-.loWA.
sepi5dAw

r. 4. URMSTON,
vARPKNTEk AND BUILDER. Shop South
~ east corner OF Exchange and l3th.
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Nv call particular sttsntion to this stove
w which for beauty and finish cannot es sur
passed. IL takes long wood, heats rapidly, and
will bake quicker and with less fuel than any otL-
srstove In tn. world. Every stose We Will warrant
to perform we'll, Aad not ~ crack By nrs, and
fAiiur sithsrcxse will be encdied BY rs 81 our
owae Z psnss. Plesscc all and examine this ns~
surs.a CoMsT0CKA BRO
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1857. 1a67.
COMSTOCK Il BRO.
STOVES,

Asskak, lowaS
A Lso,constsntlyonh hand and receiving dirses
= = from importers and manufacturer, TIM plate
russia, Imitation And mcsicaA sheet iros, treo
wire, s.se, sheet copper, brossard sine, Pc lseds
roottoms, bolts sndrivets, jspanned bfttAs-
MIA and piAnishsd ware. oval boilers, skiiittss
ovens and lids, dog and ssd irons, charcoal fur
naoes. vaaie-irons. stove spiders, wagon hosss
soase nj lis ,srewners, lie. sc.
aprS-d CCNST0Ck BkO.
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FIRES.

y,rr A. FORT wa sHISGToN-i ~ bI'' ''"oo''"'''S
DESTROYED.
v....-,.., D,orping abou. j o'clock, building az
- U,..l;,rtop. occupied as public school, vas
800 4, Ere oil efforts of the fircmen to eItingush
80 a.. moving unavaiDg. The building was an
~ .,s and the presumption II that it was set on fire
nv some malicious person or persons Applications
have frequently been made by the residents OF the
Twelfth Ward, to have the old structure removed and
.nev one erected on the site but the subject has not
syet met with response from the Board of Education
The suspicion Of arson rests upon the people al large
a. it is supposed that some Of those interested have
taken this method to get rid OF the dapidated struc
,ure. As the building stood isolated damage
done to the property in the neighborhood Some
maps and sppaIatu, belonging to the school, aud
quantity of school books, were destroyed, but their
lose is comparatively trhing.
FIRE IL PEAHi STREET.
About 4, o'clock yesterday morning, ire broke
out in an old frame stable in tho OF No II Pearl
street, owned by Cornelous Mahoney, causing about
5000 damage to the building. There five horses
in the stable at the time; but, from the rspdity with
which the flames spread ii found impossible to
rescue them all. Two Of the animals, valued at 500,
we're burned to death.
FIRE IN The B0WERi.
Yesterday afternoon, at O'Clock, fire was discov-
cred on The roof Of the bulldog, No. 2OS Bowery,
cuped on the upper floors by Mr.. Bacon as daguere-
etype rooms. The flames were speedily subdued.
Damage to the building about $50 insured for 81 600
in the Bowery Insurance Company. The stock and
fixtures are insured for $1,000 in the Brooklyn Insu
rance Company damage about $lOO The fire
caused by spark from the chimney.
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THE TURF.
sfer eveDhlr.

T,o,r,-c o. THF Roam Tucsdaq, Sept. :, 1871
49, s5Oc. two mile 70 30 pound wagons.
Gfdns...
rosIKSrIiIy COURSE, L. I-THoTTIsG-Mond'y'
s.ot z lS.7-Match $500, mile heats, to wagons;
Wm. BcRoberts oh. p. Ssm..............'"l z . .
kehor co z kimrud.
Tme-zG. sol. 2:50i 2:jol
Sane 67y-Match $780, mile heats TO ~asopp'
NJ. Hu..sAn, Oh. Niulroi.............'''''''''''
Time 81 ISL q, -. Gan,
Us,os CoURsr. l.. T-TRoTrISG-Sa ,IrdHy, So .po
iss, HMs,cb e. 200 mile beats best three in hVe'
70 wagons add drivers weighing 300 POUNDS,
HWooSrqa, ca San % S.l":......:..a
Tnse-2:4s, 246, ~
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There are about 50 companies, including Independent
Hnes. The mos, Eastern point is st. Johns, n f. the
most Western, Jefferson, Mo-; the most Southern
Belize, La. the most Northern, River du Loup.
From Belize to River du Loup is over GOO miles in
an air line. The telegraph wires were formerly built
in New England without reference to railroads. There
great many railroads in operation that tele
graph wires run over.
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.set,st ssv. dra-n.4. ii. tsoe.,.l h.d sfses

.aeIyss .ss wa drowned. The ieoes,s hsa oftes
Scep seen ssoat toe Pees OF tsA locality bur 40 one
srpe,'ed u know hli nam.. 70 wss OF sna.l s:ze.
MA li.ht hG-, AID shisko:s uaist tAs chm. H.S
5rs. consisted 0. ragged wooden frook coat, ole
Eat vest, muslin shu,. cot,oa stockings, ovsrss az
Oh gs.:sr one foot snd dispida,ed shos on the
o,is, The Jury reniered verdict Of iesih 5y seq.
dea.s, drowning.
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nv,r.yo,s really ioc ,t-pneo' to Eosi'sd." Tsn
- ,,ted in Eog.an, sad the iron found 10 Be-
sres Quart as % pay for transporting the Gro to
o. 49, Tt,.i. very significant fact aud one vor-
hs CO... .,,,n.on Of irondc aors who send abroad
"a! -. ~
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REPUBLIcAN -Wc,rcnEsIrK County,
The Republicans of The First Assembly District
westchester County, held their Convention yesterday
At Coopers Hotel, Fordhsm. The Convention was
organized by the appointment of the Hon. Ed
ward +. Shonnard Of Yonkers Presidents Edward
W. Lyon of Morrisanis and David Millkeu o. West
and Farms, Vicc-Presidents; VI. +. Rowe of lOnRcrs
George Archer Of East Chester, Secretaries.
On motion, the delegates from East Chester, West
dester, West Farms, Morrsania and Yonkers the
svera towns composing the District presented their
credentials, which were unanimously received
Robert T. Getty of Yonkers and w. t. b. Milliken of
Norrisania were then, by acclemation, unanimously
.ected delegates to the State Convention; Harvey
Idd of Westchester and Gilbert Dayton Of MOrrsanla
tere elected as alternate Delegates.
The Hon. T.. F. Shonnard OF Yonkers aud Silas d..
Clifford of Morrsania were then unanimously elected
Delegates to the Judicial Convention
J. II. Steadwell of Yonkers Slas ID. Clifford of Nor
-sania and Harvey Kidd of Westchester were ap-
,ointed District Committee for the ensuing year.
The utmost degree Of harmony prevailed during the
entire proceedings
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be made u thls nAttec which ~l po.st pcssy rely Z
tie 5ovidua. Who cred To sbs, which resulted a ,ht
Gss.b OF Sattfs. 1t % funored tast ere or more o.
Mayor Weeds Police knew At the tine. and still kacv
who we're The perpetrators OF this usproyOked aud
oO.d-5oOdsd mzrdcr but Sept quiet.
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DR.. Il. GOOD,LE for many years has devoted
himself the OF the loo sou symptoms
AID elects Cd1v disease which has received but little
attention medical and which hss been pronounced by
high authority ileuydble.
IN. success attended TIE sppiicso Dr.
AIS remedies impels him adopt the wide pread
advertise the public of the entire durability OF tn,
disease and him in saying that in all its phases aud
forms il within the reach Of remedial Office. No.
3aJ Broadway n Y. Hour., 9 q. IN. til p. N.
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va,.i,cs a. s.,,h b, c4peotnd ffadurs o. tae Ie;
accidentally rsccirad. A'sr@ ~ 1917 ,! '~u's t!on'
bu cnt t., oecsas'd vi' - 'chs OF age, SAD a
native Of Irclsod. He r''fef y no wv rhreentO
.,,oa. whore b. has ief, family
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Mr.. Andrew Carigan, the recently appointed lie
,ever for the Mechanics Banking Association, quail
fed yesterday, Mcssrs Edwin d. Morgan aud Terence
Donnely becoming his sureties.
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Id W INTELLIGENCE.

The United States Courts were opened for the term
Yesterday Judge Nelson presiding in the Circuit and
Judge Bets in the District Court. In the former two
or three argued upon appeal in the latter
nothing uoith noting DONE
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JAdvertisemeDt.
Examine Your SCALES.

incorrect Scale will the vital, out If sppa
rently prosperous business
Test your Scale. thoroughy and il found incorrect throw
aside and buy OF FasNKs celebrated sc.LEs the
universally edged standard for correct weight
Warehouse, No. ls9 Broadway, New York.
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NET~yERSEY ITEKS.

Tnz CoUsTlHy7r OF Tuz Hco'og CosrTr
B.ss.-O, Mooosy, the Gay ta.s Sc- couateriss sp-
pos.ed. the Bank hsi ordered impressions frou rev
plates including IS. No more of ,ii' denorainAton Of
theo.d plate WI. hereafter BE- issued. The ground
work a. the new ate is white and Is covered WITH tae
VOID three in small capital letters, IN red ink The
verette represents mechanic, farmer. and sailor.
eide BIS ride in front and railroad tyau aud steamer
IN the distance. On the LEFT upper ccrper is figure
il white q; tie lower corner figure IN red ink. and
l. tween the two The coat Of aims ofthe State of New
Jetey At the upper right corner of tue bill is the
wcrd three at the lower corner, the figure , and
steamship The word three in large open letters in
red is printed on the lower half of the BILL extending
the leusth Of the plate, between the fsIea3.
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Tn. M.csfrio TILfoR.Pn-1hs Telegraph Map
,so.,,v noticed /, our columns SHOWS Tire ccRnec ion,
and .be sea-tst point to the desired location 70 be To-.
c,r,phed to. There are go stations divided a,
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Advertisement.
,nuyps aSD CIJPwPP :

To SMOKERS AND CIIRwERS.-FOr purihn
the month after smoking chewing PoNTASys CREAS OF
WILD FLOWERS is OF TIE most eHectua dentifoes in
the teeth strengthens the and mprs the
brib ,r ssre.sbe fragrance. +. g. FoSIAayY Co. No S
Broadway sad No 6 Astor Hou's Ne~.Yort Sold by all
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pIRpY'S NATIONAL THrATER.-Tn.nicht Mr.

{ Foster spPsr IN his graf chArscer OF R5s Roy 1t
t Gyo thsa,.- Mr. Foks Pa: quinn. OF THt N,cIc
p..n, sna the uu,bs. Drsms II Tvs Pokrr TpfvyFs will
A. he sdlsd tie bill Singing AID D,Eciaa 70 buud.uc-
bsIiag j. the mo.. Iy sad amusing eaera offered n
the city.
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hdy,rtiiement.
PHOTOGRAPHIC TEMPLE OF ART

Mo-. a. 5g7 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan H.t.L-
PnoToCsAPHs, DAGUkesfoTrrss. ANsRoryPss, HALO
Type Ni.t6 10 thu City are respectful ynvtd examine
the this sxnhceut establish meu. Hour, f,otn
"a m "a 10 d u
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Another UovrciDE Yesterday morIing The body
of man named John Sullivan, who came from Massa-
chusetts week ago 10 work upon the tunnel, was
found dead in ST. Paus avenue, nesr the shantles at
No. shaft Coroner George De Mot. held an inquest
at the City Of Hudson yesterday 70 investigate the
Of his death It WAS ascertained that there was
row amorg those who reside IN those shantes on
Monday night which continued at intervals from
until II o'clock. During that fine, two or three shots
were fred in that vicinity. DIR. Culver made post
mortem examination Of the body of deceased. He
found the evidence of heavy blow upon the right
eide Of the head, the ear which sufficient To
have caused death in an Instant. The fifth rib the
right side was brsken, and his lungs affected by
that blow. The body had been dragged some dis
tsnce, and left where it was found No information
could be derived which would lead 70 the detection Of
bis murderer. The Jury rendered verdict that the
deceased came TO hs death by q blow administered
by come person 10 them unknown.
FRIGurTUI ACCIDENT oN THE CENTRAL RAILROAD
-ForR PERsuNs KLLED.-A frightfu accident took
place on the Central Railroad at Harss Lane, near
New.Msrket in this county, about poe clock last even
irg. While dirttran was backing down the ROAD
Mr.. Ephram Corell, farmer of some % years OF
age residing in the vicinity, attempted to cross the
road in front Uf the cars with A team ard wagon
The ears caught the hind wheels Of the wagon and
threw Mr. COrell oft his head striking on the track
which several cars passed, thus killing him ln
stantiy.
Several of the dirt cars on which were number
Of Irish laborers returning from their work, were
thrown from the track by the obstruction. When the
cars were thrown on number Of the aborers Jumped
of the train and four OF them were run over by the
carr. Two were instantly killed; another had both
legs crushed off ard died this morning. aud another
had one leg smashed so that it will have TO be ampu-
tated. Several others injured by their Jump,
but not seriously The wounded were taken to Plain
field about three miles distant and their INJURIES
attended to az they were needed. Great excitement
prevailed in PlantieId and Market last evening
in consequence. New Brunswicker IN. j., s;h.
The Fall Session of the State Normal ard Mode
Schools at Trenton, commenced on Monday. One
hundred end seventy live pupils admitted into
the Normal School, and over three hundred to the
Model Sobool
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CITY ITEMS.

Mr.. yieuItemps and M Tnalber. will give
Concert in conjunction, a. Niblos Saloon, on Tuesday,
the 18th inst.
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GAS. GAs.-SOme new and beautiful styles o

Ca. Fixtures JUS. for the Fall trade also Pstsnt
ss Purfer that will ~ cent TO tae CAL o.
or srcs. manufacturing depot, No $40 Broadway
ARCHIE. WARNLX 4 Go.
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GAdvertisement

No indeed The proper name 10 "JvsTirA ASpsasoSp OF
the Roots BUapLI BABY" attracting all the world ..
well a. e le.. Of uaIkild to see IT, .: BARNVss MUsTUS
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The opera of "La Sonnsnbula' will be repeated TO-
night at the Academy. Mile VestvaH, who has made
.uch artistic Improvements since her first engagement,
will appear at the Academy on Friday.
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IAdysrtisAnsnt-I
Advertisement.

EDWARD II. Dixon, ~ D., Editor Of the
soalpe end OperanI and CousiIs SEgeon No. ~ 5sh
Oaie- hours from to 9, - s. aud 7 TO evenings
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Advertisement
7
GRO SNNDCRs'S METALLIC TABLET STROP

the Oldest aud approved article in having been before
the public IS The genuine b. obtaned OF
J 4 s. SAUNDERS, Store only at No. Aston House
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P,SsIEG CoCNTFRTtIr MoSEY -Cllas. Anneon,
Vim. Jones ard John IaAerty were arrested by
Officer Nel,or oftbe Fourth Precinct On Monday night
fer passing counterfeit 81 notes on tie Hudson County
BaIk several storekeepers n Myrtle avenue. They
were held for examination By Just &c Morehouse.
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prATniY DysTRTIoN-CRUTL AgiSDosHEsT.--
About II O'Clock on Monday night, Officer Hslse,d Of
the Eighth Precinct found the dead body Of female
child wrapped Up in piece of muslin, lying the
sidewalk in front Of the p,emses No. e. Isurcn. street
and convey ed the remains to the Station House The
ofcex serwa1d made dilisent inquiry of the inmates
Of several residences in Lsurcns street where :he
child was found, but ccud obtain uo information what-
ever respecting the parentsee Of death Of tie
child. No marks o. violence were apparent on .he
body. Coroner Counery held an inquest vhcn :i',
jury, on be sIrg the evidence rendered the following
verdict,
That the aforesaid female ch;hi came TO har death
by beit placed ia piece of muslin srG aid the
sidewalk opposite he house No. ~ Laurcrs street, snc
abandoned ~ come inhumsn motheT."
BuRCL,sr.--hRsgSr OF 1Hr THrrY.-Oaicer
Green. of the 10th Precinct, yesterday morning al
rested enc Charles Miller charged with burgsrousiy
entering the roog Of Nathan Kcef, in the tenement
house Nc. 60 West Nine.centh-st and attempting 20
steal there from household and other furniture Keef
insice and hearing unusual noise a. the door Of
outer room proceeded TO examine whence Il. noise
came and found Miller in the act Of enerny the room,
skeleton key sticking in the door. Tie fellow on
b1ing discovered ran down stairs followed by Ke,t,
ard vas arrested II the lower hal Tho sccls I'd is
printer by trade, - yea-s of aye and was BON in
Gecr,a Justice Dawson, before whom he wa tax en-
committed him 70 prisoa in dsf,ut OF 5000 bal
Form ~ TIA WAgIa--CorOne, HIls he'd q, ia.
quest At Pier No. 3, Meth R.re: o, shs bOdy o; N
uoksova maa aboct o. years 0; sss. WHO WA found
| asr,ag IN tbs docx at tia: Place, Ca E0nisy .ks
dse.oes VS. eeeo sitting Of lounsl,s 1n the sseiss
o.s,, a,m VI Sd is sep.ssJ a, iss.iy s., ma
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FA1AL AccpENt.-Coror.r Counery yesterday held
an inquest ST the Ner'Y@k Hospital on the body Of
Thomas Kelly, who died from the effects of injuries
The evidence showed that on the 10Th ult. the de-.
ceased citing upon his cart, corner Of First ay-
enue and Eleventh street, when passing car struck
the cart snd knocked him 10 the ground with much
violence. The horse started 90 the cart, passed over
ana crushed oae Of his legs Kelly WAS removed to
the ho'P'tal where the ijured limb was amputatsd
some zen Gays aso. Stree TIA: time Kelly failed grad
uSy up 10 Tho tune Of bi. death The jury reaascsl
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SUPPo,gD IsFANrIcIDs.-Ine body OF q chld WA
e und 10 priyy ysut az No. 81 Cranberry tree;, On
Sunday. It had been deposited there by servant
gil ia Ito family. who r-csped. post Gnortem was
had yesterday, anu an inquest vii be held tins morn
NJ by CoIoi er ReCding.
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Yesterday Marshal Rynders paid yisi' 20 John
Smith VINO was convicted Of the murder Of Charles
L. Groves, cook Of the brig General Pierce. The
respite granted by the President expires on Friday of
this week and unless Smith is further rsspted or his
sentence committed he will be hung at Gibbett,s
Island on Friday. Upon arriving in the prisoner. cell
IN the Tombs, the Marshal found him in good health
and sprite. He ssked the Marshal if there was any
chance that bis sentence would be committed to which
the latter replied that he thought and hoped there
This encouragement had considerable eject on Smith
who thsnA the Marshal in afrectopae terms for his
kindness.
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NEW UsE or LTNoYA Or.-A Biddy with an osten-
tstious turn of mind was pyomenadiDg Park Row on
Monday afternoon, very careiessly sporting rod or
20 Of cyinoinc. A Biddy with al industrious turn of
mnd.was boiling com in the same street. for the ac
tommodaton of Ifs itiner:nt hunger The wandering
eyes Of the ostentatiOus Biddy found young men
along the street, and kinded; her wandering skirts
found other sparks in the fire beneath the boiling corn,
and kindled also. Then there aare-up. Sew.
eral pecpe attempted to PCT her out but the flames
sluded Their grasp, and benevolent hands were
scorched in vain. In spite Of the Gshnsss Of the
cral, was sssnmins very serious aspect, when it
suddenly occurred to some that the industrious
Biddy sold penny lemonade as wei as corn, aud the
suggestive paiful restored the quiet of the street.
The ostesta.ious Biddy suffered injury except that
she hair was sinsed from her hands.
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TIE ToNPYISs NaRSEr AENoRY.--The Commit
tee on Repsirs and SuppNes were to have met at .
O'Clock yesterday afternoon to hear the Seventh and
Twelfth Regiments on the division between them of
the second and third stories of the new T,mp-
tns Market for the purpose OF an armory, drill
rooms, &C., but none Of tie Committee arrived
until 3 O'Clock. Aid. Valentine then made his
appearance, but could no: proceed, AID. McGOnkey,
the Chairman, being absent, rhe hearing was, there
fore, indefinitely adjourned There we've large deeSS
tons preseo from the two r. fusus, who were much
dissppeintsd.
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The following sales of real estate wers made yester-
cay at the Merchants Exchange by A. j. Bceckcr,
Son 4 Co:
houses and lots south Of Moth Seventh
and Fs. stIecs W4iam.bur-h lots -jSlN esh ... $500
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TIE MURDER OF FRANCIS S,LTErs-Two PEG-
SONS ARRESTED on SUSPICION oY BFIyG THE MUn-
DERERS.Durpg the latter part OF last May, as will
be remembered, Francis SalteIs, colored man, was
brutasy murdered in Thomas street near West Broad
way, by being shot in the right eye with pistol 10
the hands of one Of four persons. The occurrence
happened lust about daylight. The four unknown
persons had eft carriage, in which they had beeu
riding, standing in Thomas street. cdproceeced to the
dance house of Lie Fisher in West Broadway. Here
they attempted TO force entrance TO the house, bat
being repulscd returned TO their cssge, jumped in,
When Just as the vehicle started off, ore Of the party
discharged pistol at Ssiters, who was standing upon
a stoop. The unfortunate man, after sufefing 10"
weeks from the wounds he had received, expired IN
the Ncw.lork Hospital The irquiston held by
Coroner Hills upon .he body Of deceased ia.ed 70
show who the murdeiers were and only gave shshi
clue 10 them.
Frm some Circumstance. that recently trsnspred,
Iatnck Duffy, bro,her-in law to Alderman Wilson ct
the First Ward and one lIenry Drake, said TO be Al
emgIsnt runner and baggage srnssher were suspect
ed Of being two of the four persons concerned in the
murder, and we're therefore arrested. Each gsvs
BAL in the sum Of s go tcr his appearance 20 suswer
the charge. Ssce Sac aTes, OF tsese raz+ies Drake
is sad 70 have SCENE IEmet ant fed to Cs;ferns
or ottes Dseieo parts lesrlss hs boresuea ia ia
lGroc L: Is s:psct,t s7& 9.ts fsyser .sats MI .oas
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CoUer or SEssioss Before Judge f1ills $50
Associates Eumon. and Schooanaker. ~ me ss.e'n
birg 0: tie Cor. yesterday moEni' Z, J'iI ~
ALBEIT Totem eOd RiSha.t Ioaen we're P,scea Ua
s ioI % assa. aaf tat,ery az i.'sl Sot'I SuIo
in Sb.epst.ad Bs,. tn. dtssadans cane to the
ioe.e o. eae slad,y ana ds.a;sss.s sSSE .f:s'
toak p.aSe v5oG rssui:ed !, t3s asA.es . -;
Tbs es.e occspod all ms day Sb.a 20. s'Y ''''''ea
4 ys1,t VI 4" 1ot sG.T"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09

SrrRIY, Corrr.-Judse B:-dseys VIII n ,pT
specia toin Of the Snprems Govt To-Day anu ~.
cay. Tie Circuit Cont snd Court OF oyer an
1eiuner vi. be op9aed on Moldsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09

Ro,P1 OF HAA;Tu.--Tt.is body net yesterday az
trnoor, but rooe of tire meu bers being present eA
cep, Alterue, Scics sni Fi:laD, 1t was aojou'nsi
10 Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-09

SCsrICIos of KosBXRY --Ohicer Frost OF the r'
Precinct Yesterday morning arrested g man who ba
been for some Gays proving around the y!einl'.
# .he Globe Hotel on Fulton street, IS il sap
pc.ed intending 10 rob. Some few days since 10
store of NJ. ". 4. Bennett, under the hotel: va
robbed q sore f " dollars; and siterward DR.. loul
was robbed Of coat, Which WAS in his room NJ N
hotel When arrested. Yesterday, he had IN hls per
son skeleton key and -crew-Gfiver. His NOV Yemen:
attracted the Suspicion o. the officer, and ed 20 ~
arrest. lie refuses to give his name. he "a' ne'
for examination