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GEN. ELY 9. PARKER, the new Commits
sioner of Indian Affairs, qualified yesterday,
and Immediately entered upon the discharge
of the duties of his office. lie was visited
during the day by a large number OF dis
tingulshed gentlemen, among whom were
Senator Thaycr, cx-Commlssioner Taylor,
besides several Indians who are sojournlug
this city.
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&C. All sOnmunieauons. whsthcr N bushes
% for public stion, should be addressed to VIZ. j.
MrRtAoH. Proprietor NArIoEAL RsPunLioAS'
washinrton. d. o.
e. We cannot undertake 10 return rejected com
munieaaoas. ooutributcr, will Therefore preserve
opiss. y % -nl. ....
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w.srRAGuE.


Mr.. ABBOTT TO Mr.. tPRAGuE'
WASHINGTON, d. c., April Goth, 1885,
Hon. Vim. Sprdous-sir, I have pleasure In
acknowledging your letter Of this date, which
shows that had misconcelyed your language.
My own allusion to you afterwards In the
Senate was founded on this misconcoptlon,
and ask you TO consider Il rs unsaid.
am, sir, very respectfully.
JOSEPH c. ABBoTT.
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JosKrH @. ABDoTT.


wAsnMoTos, D. G., April 20, iseo.-Hon.
hesitation In at once replying to your
note Of this morning, Just received, that
the paragraph Of my speech referred TO was
written and In manuscript some time before
Il was delivered In the Senate, aud before
you participated In the debete, and there
fore was not intended to apply 10 you.
Your obedient servant,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-27

NAVAL GAzBTTE.-Ord Capt. Thomas
G. Corbln, to duty as member Of the board
of which Commodore selfridge Is president;
Passed Assistant Paymaster John F. Tar
bell, to the saugusj First Assistant Engineer
Joseph Frelay, to the Seminole.
Observation-Disclosures Paymaster A. J..
Greedy, from the saugus and placed on
waiting orders.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-27

IT Is sold that more cotton will be planted
IN Texas this year than In any year since
tho war.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-27

The COMMISSIONER OF THE GENERAL
LAND orTIcE has transmitted to the Gov
ernor Of Wisconsin two lists Of lands which
inurc to said State for the benefit of the
Chicago and Northwestern railroad, from
Fond-du-Lac northwardly to the State line.
These lists embrace an aggregate of 10000
acrca
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GALE OF THE TROY RgIzs STEAMER MEN.

GALE OF THE IRON PRIZE STEAMER MEN.
> PHIs,
NAVY DEPARrNRNr,l
wAsHINarON, April "a, 1870,
The Navy Department will offer for sale the iron
prize steamer Memphis as she now lies at the
Uaitel States navy yard, New York, on the sth
day OF May next, at 70 O'Clock, m.
The vessel aud her inventory eau be examined
at any time application to the eommtndAnt OF
the yard.
The whole amount Of the purchase money must
be paid at the time Of tho adjudication, and the
vessel must DO removed from the navy yard within
ten days from the day Of sale.
A. z. BORE,
apH I'd Secretary Of the Navy.
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tied, as will be seen from the following cor
respondence which passed between the gen.
tlemen named yesterday;
- mn. ABBOTT TO MR.. sPRAouE.
WAsHrNGToS, d. c., April 90, 1888. lion.
Wm. SproGns-slr, On the 2od instant, In
the United States Senate, you uttered the
following Language; Z
"Mr. President; In answer 10 the Grade
ofthe Bcnator from Nevada and the sena.
tor from North Carolina, am reminded Of a
little Illustration. In my travels from the
centre here into the rural districts, through
the woods and farms Of the surrounding
neighborhood, chance at one time brought
me 70 o farm house. found, on looking up,
a large mastlff and "a mongfei puppy dog.
The little dog moved on me with rapldlty
from behind, bit at my heels, and frightened
at his temerity ran bowling away, followed
by his larger companion. Tho Senate will
observe that the mongrel, whining puppy,
encouraged by the rnsstl1, and emboldened
to attack from the shadow OF his hacker,
ran rapidly away alarmed at his temerity,
while the overgrown cur followed after,
both ears Topped, and tall between his legs,
to Q. place Of safety beside bis menaced COM
panion." ...r. ..r SEEDS ....
This language has been understood as
meant In part to be Applied to me. I am
not aware that gave any occasion In my
remarks for you to wish to be Offensive or
Insulting In reply. l therefore deem II pro-
per to ask that you state distinctly whether
you intended to apply any Of the above
Offensive language TO myself.
am, sir, very respectfully, H.
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TREASURER SPINNER has issued circular
informing all national banks that have de-
posted In the Treasures Office in trust, to
assure public money In their hands, that all
future application for exchange Of such Sc
curities will be declined under instructions
of the Secretary of the Treasury.
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wAsHINaToN, April 20, lse9.-Jay Cooke h
90. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
eminent securities.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT
wAsHINgToN, April q, lSA
The Navy Department will offer for sale the
Island, on the 18th day Of May next, at 70
o'clock, IN.
The vessel and her inventory can he examined at
any time on application to the CON dant Of the
Station.
The whole amount Of the purchase money must
be paid at the time OF the adjudication, aud the
vessel must bo removed from the Station within
ten days from the day Of sale. A.E,BoRIB.
apG.td Secretary Of the Navy.
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N7ATITo NAL THEA r..
HE PIG Il m :.

religious subject u universal Popularity. will
-sTf IIlE st sis o'clock. ~ r ("
The character and n. rit Of THE PfL0RlM Ia 80
gre thst 3D. srhibtttona were sustained In New
o,ool persons have yilltsdtip, one DAY, end, now
nSre Last Mcsa"y rS,oiu,lcn y, Sishiy som.
nsenda.oiy: were pnanimouhy PASSED at ,he
ffI Sp pUsSp.sss n si Sspo%,pStUnss lr s
a,lendea 70 b9dl,. Az cultivated asd intelseirsl
and 2hisb TRAEslTioN s6sEs.' N'''''.'
fAdmsston 20 cente ChldIsu. under II years d
osntst Ministers aud Sunday school rupsrnt I'd.
ens will pi.sss sot'fs their people Of The opouing
OF THB p L0RlM Bsuc1ts siVen churthsa
% H W. Balm, Proprietor.
WALL,s oPRRA HOUsE. ~
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sIoBANlkRUPTCY last am end
kS ment OF the Bankrupt Law provides that
In all proceedings commenced after the hrst day Of
January, 1899, no discharge lhall be granted 10 a
debtor whose assets shall not be equal to ATTY per
centum Of the claims proved against his estate,
apon which be shall be liable as principal debtor.
This clause does not, however, shut out from the
benefit Of the law all poor debtors, for II further
provides that certain petitioners and all who COM
ply with certain conditions, eau receive their dis
charges, though they may have no assets Not.
Withstand the provision. In view OF Its limitA-
tons and exceptions, debtors without assets are
still applying for the benefit OF the law In all parts
Of the country.
Persons In this District who still wish to avail
themselves Of Its benefit, and who have NO assets,
should examine CAREFULLY Whether they are II.
seriber will give information this subject at all
times without charge. GEO. MASON,
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Bank ruptcy,
City Hall. feb6
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-27

,5IsSPECIAL AT Il 10 N T.ION Is
- called TO the very nne NEW DINING
X ko ~ foI Ladies and osn,loHe1 ,hs ouig one
delphla, and Boston style, Ladies' that visit Mr..
SSFfER .aa sa' shs
near Y. iAplb-u
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Goods promptly delivered to all parts Of the city
and Georgetown without expense to the puI-
chaser, mhsl-n
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eEOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

OFFtck or rHE AssEssoR,)
CIR HALL, tBAsEHssr, WHIST wIsa,)
wAsHIsuros. d. O., April /, isO,
Notice Is hereby given thai the Assessment Tor
les IL completed, and that the Assessors will meet
at their Once daily ,tsund Us excepted ate
and continue In session until p. m. from this
date to May IS, 1850, to hear complaints and APP
peAls Of all persons who may consider themselves
aEgrisved by said assessment.
Secretary Of the Board OF Assessors.
Apl-w&S5W
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5lBsPHILo soPIiY OF MARRIAGE
40 New Course Of Lectures. as delivered
At the New York Museum Of Anatomy. embracing
the subjects: How to Live and What 10 Live Pori
Reviewed The Cause Of Indigestion; Plstuionce
and Nervous Diseases accounted for; Marriage
NJ re- A. an rsssnt az opr mean e Sv
dressingt Secretary Museum Of Anatomy, BAlti-
more, u West Baltimore street. Baltimore. Nd.
Ap0-ly
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are allowed with this establishment
Admission. .,.,..6O cents Children under tan 2lc
No standing room, Seats for all. Doors open nj 2
ssna Grand EnITee at 20 and 1850 D. IN.
nbTfor the convenience OF La lies and Families
Tickets can be procured ut John Y Ellis Music
store, Sd PennsylyanlA Avenue, Without extra
enaISe;a n. MA. @, W. FULLER, Agent.
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tS5ys ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN
~ On the Errors ana Abuses incident to Youth
and Early Manhood, with the humane view OF treat
msnt and cure. sent By mail free OF charge Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
janl9-3m Box p, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-29
A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.

VIM. Tucker, residing at the corner OF
Broome and sts Zen from stage AZ the corner
Of Fulton and Frontsts yesterday aud was dangerously
injured
John w. Hamett Of No. 302 East Thirty
seconded, while work at Joncs's Wood. fell from
ladder, and received serious injuries.
David Grogan, living in SiXty.sixth-str near
Firstaye.. while working now building IN sky,
sxthst sec0nd-aye felfrom the second story ana
was seriously injured.
While the ferry-boat Superior was leaving
her slip at the foot of ROoscvets yesterday she ran
into the schooner Chase. No one was injured Tie Ig
cling and upper works Of the schooner were somewhat
damaged. The ferry boat was not damaged
Margaret Maloney of No IL Pell-st., while
intoxicated las. evening f, from third story wndoW
OF her residence The pavement and was, s thought
fatally injured
Yesterday afternoon a horse attached to an
express wagon ran away from IN rOnt OF No Jo Eighth
St. and dashed into truck, breaking the wagon IN
pieces, and Bjuring the horse.
Mrs. Franika Blaum and her daughter Clara,
aged years who were so badly harmed OH Thurday eve
ulrg by the explosion OF lamp u their residence IN
Ffuhave., near Ffy-siNt!st. died yesterday lu u.
IMkes Hospital FrauiEl and George, ~" remalhh
children are a very critical condition. coroner SehIE'
mer will hold an Inquest today
Lester Baum, aged s years, was last evening
run over al the corner Of CaihaTuc and hvonsis "
a horse and wagon, driven by VIM. GI.uitN' aud SER
ousiy injured The lad taken home 10 NO. 90 feat
st. Gtinncll arrested and locked mp DO tie MADISON
~ pOlice Station.
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or,ooco did not cover the property And apart from
this Collaboration, the complaint Is defective In not
n,tn an intent defraud the part OF the petl-
sinpe II admits the contrary, that the petitioner
before the commencement OF these proceedings relul
bnrsed the prosecutor indefinite portion OF the sum
which the prosecutor had paid ndorser for the pet
TONER n circumstance strongly negative OF an intent 70
jefrtud Evidently there IL sufficient statement OF
facts on the Of the complaint to constitute the crime
of false pretense under this statute.
II the petitioner be guilty Of any oense, of which there
Ia no particle Of proof beyond tho affidavit OF the com
painan between whom and himself there recprocal
claims Of indebtedness IL he be charged with any OF
Tense simply the technical Ofense Of conspiracy
whic II is a mere msdemeanOr. To hold him TO ban on
this charge and under these circumstances In the enor
Of $4,000 II shocking TO every sense OF Justce
~ well plainly Tepuguant TO law. The criminal
are instituted punish crimes against the State, not 10
be employed the instrument Of cOercing the cOecu0
Of private debts by the terror Of Imprisonment aud inc
oppression OF excessive bail. The bail Is reduced 10
5000 which, indeed, think is too much, but which, as
il is offered will require. In the mean time, direct an
examination before the committing magistrate, aud II ne
declines to give examination promptly, then direct
that such examination be conducted before myself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-29
TILE CASE OF MISS KATE FISHER.

An examination of witnesses in the case OF
Miss ate Fisher the weknOwn equestrtenne who was
charged with the theft Of gold watch from Mrs Eliza
Beyns was appointed for o'clock yesterday afternoon
Conrt Long before that hour the Courtroom was nieu
10 overowng with excited crowd OF tho friends ol
both parties and the dOOrways and windows were
filled with the heads of those unable TO get ~
side @ the lOOkcrs-On were or the tnedul-
cal profession; Mr.. Frelgh, manager OF the BoWeI3
nearly all the attaches OF the Bowery ThehteI,
where the defendant is now playing an emgaKGnemt
were present Miss Fishers counsel was Mr. W. r. Howe
while Tie plaintiff was represenedby Mr. Stewart bits
Rcyins tho complainant, sworn, and, IN answer 10
the questions mt deposcd that about November 49, se
was sick at the Centerve Hotel; Miss Fisher was as9
there and was attending her; she missed her NatCn anu
suspeced Miss Fisher OF the thel the tter was ~
and said That she hhd gwen u w
Uemnups man known To them botli tile prisoner soo
after ard went to Pittsburgh where the cohpalhiut
f,owed her and caused her arrest Miss Fisher was as
cbared NV the magistrate ut Pittsburgh because there
was no reGuisition from the authorities here MI oNc
then cross xanned Mrs Bevns In answer 20 MS quu9
t,nna she said that her name tcds Bevlhs tNlll
sniteful emphasis the YerW; hcr nIev
husbands was John BeVlhs; Mheh p ,'u,'o'av
10 her present husbands name she became very aS
ana cited and refused tell, until commadtu 10 90
NV The counsel then asked WIclhcI slo
had ever been married TO her present husbahu AZ IL
he grow urOusly enraged and said IL was none Oh n'
business The Justice ruled that II was proper uc
ton. but she rcsolutey refused to answer MT Howe
then said that they proposed to prove that she had @
an innocent man arrested for the THEFT OF the same wac
No, lone ago and that the had been dismissed ~
General sessions Mrs. Bevips still refusing To answer
the lawyers question, Justice Shandcy ush'.'u Wv
case Al This sudden termination Of the case the com
nlainont and her Husband" left as quickly as possible
amid the applause Of the crowd NIlc MISS il'n'i
friends Gro wdod round TO congratulate her.
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- voRk DAILY TRtBuNE SATURDAY. ls69TR1PLE SHEET

s.hr Harriet Brewster Goodaere matanIas u DAYS 'ugar
sebL Bys, Knowles Bsuthen days pines s"su " g" WIN ''
schr Mry Eea Hubbard EeutheA days Vinea Len in port
seht yntoss for New Yorh in day. Eu,.-'gr TTDr
Schr J. p Anger Adheh St Johns, 7. r., sugar
sebr Clara W. Bl~el Giles savannah days, lumber
Schr Paragon wshab Washington o. DAYS naval stores
Sehr Gen. KuoI Lowell, Windsor :, u lays ealei'e
sclr Resale, Alhury, Harbor Island 9 days FRUIT -
sohr AGs Herbert. Jones Goacssier Ssh. pr.
Schr kenduskeag. Mitchell, Mdchas . days, spara
schr Gium Cannan Dunbar, Georges Banks hsh
sehE Kate Church, Dorr Georges Banks. fish
sCHOOSERs-RlyER Asp C0AsTwisE
Maria Wstd Port johnson. r. Annack, virginia
Me- ie, Albanv. Asa s. Allen, Poughkeepse.
~ L. Champion, Virginia. Nathan Clifford, Rondont
Bhlow Rondout Il II. Bralos Providence.
Geo. w Baldwin, Providence. Starlight. Providence
james Deputy, Providence. Nightingale Providence;
Bele Providence. Sam Weller, Portland Ct
Robt Smith Portland, Ct Sias Brainard Portland, Ct
IIaunaq D. Chase Gloucester. Jane. Westerly.
Triumph. Noank. Sandy Point Mystic.
Eclipse New Haven 1hos- MauTT, Fall River.
Geo w. Purnel Stanford Chief Norwich
Sylvester Hale Taunton. j.. J. wonhngton wareham
SAILED.
Steamsbps-AHerea for Hong Kong he BOussa for Hamburg
DISASTERS
The barge Bonteon -four loaded eeene over and SIZED with
water At the Hudson River Depot rsy h5st n K was pumped
FOREIGN PORTS.
GLASGOW, May 2The steamship Europa arrived here to-day rom
New YORK.
BosroN May 2-Auyc steamship Nereu from EewYok; bark
omhorsuud from Goitelburg brig NJ Helen ou Ceufeos
Regy rbrio h iiail from New .Orean.
FoHrss MoStog Va May 2a-Sed to-day for Baltimore. brig
SsvtSsAu Nay 2-Clenrd sehrs Fuhane for Boston, Flor
QrrEysrows May 2a-Saed schu s. p Brown for New York
Constitution for Jacksonville.
SPOKEN
Bark American Lods from Shanghai for NewiorE, 81 DAYS out
Sem FriuIin Treat from EevYoL West udes May 49,
lat AOi lon IRSo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-29
BURGLARY AT BABYLON. Ii.

Early yesterday morning the store of the
Messrs Smith Bruce at Babylon L. L. was entered by
thieves and dry goods valued at about 81 800 stolen. Tho
robbery was discovered by the clerks at about
o'clock and thereafter the propreOrs OF the esaD
5meht obtained the services OF officer who started
u pursuit succeeded in Oyertakug the robbers few
miles from the village On finding that they were dis
covered the thieves abandoned their plumber and made
their escape. The goods then taken back 10 ME VII
dgc Dnigent search Is st being made for the thieves
stranger 10 enter the store and examine some
Of the goods the afternoon previous to the robbery aud
II Is believed he Is Of the parties concerned b ea
ing the premises. He had in his possession team
OF horses and wagon, which were used IN carrying on
goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-29
THE BUDLoEG ALLEGED FALSE PRETENsE CASE
DECISION OF JUDGE McCUNN- REDUCTION
u

THE BUDLOEG ALLEGED FALSE PRETENsE CASE
DECISION OF JUDGE McCUNN- REDUCTION
OF BAIL
The People agt BudlOng.-In the Superior
Court Special Term Judge McCunn has rendered the FOL
lowing decision IN reference to the above entitled action
After critical Of the complaint which
the petitioner committed confess myself at loss
10 the precise charge preferred against him
The complaint Is extremely elaborate and argmcutatvc
and Is evidently intended 10 embrace any aud every Of
tense which may possibly be constituted by tho crcu
stances Teccd In this characteristic 10 Is obnoxious 20
crime has right 10 he Informed plainly and explicitly Of
Tue charge against him. And when accused VI distinct
ana drect allegation 0f specific OeHse committed by
tne accused the prosecutor phrases his complaint aTti
elaly, ana anonymously and alternavey, that If
the circumstances in aspect exhibit no ofTense they
may DC viewed IN another light and construed
70 constitute another and entirely different crime
no hietchcc is tat no crime las been Committed o.
Spiy, thc Complaint here charges the petitioner with
conspiracy 10 dcraud. but that Is mere ruidcmpaunr
ms gt were perfectly apparent n would moi iuslify
fIi.ks hlin 70 Duh III Tie cNuIbant sum OF s1OGgD
Al ~ DC haid the accusation Is obtaining sguotuta tv
80 pleIesc aud u be conceded that the
-" hlrohSly against the petitioner stI te eysyic, ~
inc amount OF BAN is never uropOrti6icd IA 10
W. an aieged liability from the defendant IN Le
- vut ths enOrmlty OF the Ohense aud Inc wcgLt
Oi eEiuchSe by which 10 Is Supported Rnt in M, 49,
men, no TACT Il stated In the COMMAND to yuk
crime Oh Iaise pretensc. The only faise prefensa 1
when besns 10 satisfy the LEGAL Ir0uitcTcs,,se
tiaS tno gave mortgage purpOfng 10 cover
certain properly Which In legal Operanp t ali ~, %
clearly this is not such a false ~ ui h9t nut
existing fact as, by all authorities ss VI W gone
stitute the crime 10 is not pretended 49, ~ Co
was fictitious, nor that the petitioner did not vn
LAND " YReh EsaIed Butt s alleged only that he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-29
THE HICKs-sT BROOKLYN) HOMICIDE-yERDICT
OF THE CORONER'S JURY.

The Coroners inquest in the case of John
Mulady who died from the effect OF pistol shot wound
on Wednesday last, concluded at a late hour on
Thursday night. 1t appears from the evidence that
dispute occurred between Jeremiah Dascy ana INC De
bin Brooklyn Oh the 10Th inst. Dascy behind the
bar when Mulady came III with pitchfOrk and called
him car. lie then picked pail from the counter aud
threw II at Dasey breaking somcthng-then held tho
pitCOrk Up IL TO make a stab al him. Dasey lodged
To get Of the way and stopped under the counter
He then retreated into back Coming out again
The parties into the street Dasey leaned against his
door prevent entrance 10y any one, hulady ran at
him. when Dasey fired pistol the shot taxing fatal cht Ct
The case being given to the jury the following verdict
WAS rendered That the said John Muady by bis
death from pistOshot wound inflicted by tho hands Of
jeremiah Dasey, in elfdcfcusc" Tho accused de-
tanned in custody TO await examination before the Police
Justice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-29
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION AT HoBoKEN

A terrible kerosene accident, caused by the
explosion OF lamp occurred In lIoDokcn Thursday
night family Of three being tho sufferers The head Of
the family a German mechanic. named VIM. Haese, was
detained AT his labor until o'clock, and when ho came
homo tho family down 10 table His sou, GuhtaNe, IN
reaching plate, overturned the lamp, which OK.
pOded scattering the on over the entire party, rrnG
IRE 10 their clothes and burning them horribly. Their
screams attracted the attention Of the other inmates OF
the house. tenement located at No I5i Mcadowsi, ana
they finally succeeded In cxtuguiHhlng the nnme' Iho
parties removed 10 St. Marys Hospital wlNre the
bow no was eight years old, died yesterday morning
Tie mother Amelia Haese, died last plight about
o'clock, but the father viii recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-29
TIE PYF MAX MrRnER-

The several villages located on the line Of the
Ncw.York aud New-IIayen Railroad are excited by
rumors relative 10 tho alleged arrest Of two
pected Of having been concerned in the late murder Of
Gilbert H. Robinson, at Rye Neck and that the detect
ives, going to Greenwich Conn., to make still another
discovered that he had shipped board OF yes
sci two days previously After dgCnt investigation in
the matter 1t became evident that the story CON
COctcd IN DarrOOm at POrtcheBter The detectives ap
pear " be as far on as ever from unrayeDg the mystery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-29
yorrUFUI, STARRING AFFRAy.

Louis Steimler aged 10 years. living at No.
JG3 Attorneys, while playing yesterday with little
girl named Augusta Springer Of No III Attoncyst, be
came angry at something said by the girl, and stabbed
her in the back with pcnknife, cansiug dangerous
wound. The wounded girl was taken home and attended
by a surgeon. The young desperate arrested, aud
locked Up IN the Union Market Police Station.