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SINGULAR CAsE-On the ID day Of last Sep.
tember . little child OF Mr.. James W. Kelley, who
resides In Congress street. In this city, swallowed
steel beitpin nearly two inches long, with glass
head Several physicians examined the child, some
expressing the opinion that the pin remained In
the stomach and others that It had passed through
into the bowels. The child has suffered much pain
since the accident ITS appetite has been very CAPRI
clous ana II has at times been considerably ena-
ciated. 1t has lately had an attack OF WhoopinQ
cough, and after one or the paroxysms OF the dis
case, about two weeks since vomited up the pin,
accidents period Of over five months. The pin
was considerably rusiel BY the action OF the gastric
the glass mead remained iDtacL-Lynn MASS
ITdHScyID6
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couaT Of common PLEAS.
Notion to BE Discharged Under the "Fourteeu
Day Acr.'s

Motion to BE Discharged Under the "Fourteep
Day Act.''
Before Judge Van Drunt.
In the Natter Of Wtltdns Bauner ana Samuel
B0uaeT. Ba,scrupts.-This was an application to be
discharged under the Fourteen Day act. The peti-
toner set forth the debtors had been discharged
under the Bankrupt law OF the United Statcs that
the Register IN Bankruptcy had made an assign.
Ment OF all tleir property, and that they I'M
pllsoned at the suit Of one John Marks, creditor
Counsel Tor the creditors cOntended the Fourteen
Day act did not apply and that the petition was
faulty and de lective IN not having annexed thereto
schedules OF the debtOrs' property.
Counsel Tor the petitioner replied that as the
property had all been assigned they had property
10 schedule.
Tne Court sustained the objections Of counsel for
the creditors and dismissed the petition. Runkle a.
Englehardt for petitioner. Mr. Compton for credi.
tors
Action for Damages-D Dismissal Of the Com.
plnint.
Before Judge LOcw.
John Hahn, Administrator; u.s. Charles Curtis
The son OF the plaintiff run over by one OF the
Of the old line Of telegraph stages the corner
Of Grand street and the Bowery, in 1904, of which
the defendant was port owner. The boy along with
several others, jun ped on one Of the Harlem Rai.
road freight cars, and on getting on was run over
ard killed. Tie father now brings suit for $1,000.
The Court dismissed the complaint the ground of
entire negligence on The part OF the boy and none ON
ehe other SIDE.
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NEW YORK CITY.
A Han Shoots Himself In the Mouth
Stealing Gin Fun"-Foreign Postal
Service-BaiIcy's Whiskey Raid
AValise Dodge Customs Cart
age Miscellaneous Ar.
rests and Incidents.

The following record viii show the changes IN the
tempefaturc Of the weather for the past twentyour
hours In comparison with the corresponding DAY Of
last year, a. indicated by the thermometer az Hud
nuts pharmacy HERALD Building, Broadway, cor.
ner nj Ann ntroet.-.
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THE SCAFFOLD,
Execution OF Murderer in New
Brunswick.

History Of the -VcriilcatlOn Of the
Old Adagc that Murder viii Out-Story
Of o W0.nan's Trust and Mans Per.
Ady-Eyidence Against the Pris.
0ner-'Iis Defence and COnvic-
tioL-Particulars OF the Exc.
cuGOI-C0nfcssion and His.
tory Of the Convict.
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Prominent Departul cs.

Visoount Pazos. Manuel sacro w. p. DeucRla and
J. +. Joy, for Washington; Governor Burnside, Tor
Rhode Island; Mr.. hummer, for Chicago; Comman.
der Kellogg for Washington; Judge J. Redmond, for
Boston; .. b. Skinner, Tor Cleveland; ]. N. More
head and Il. 8. Hubbard, for Connecticut.
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Under che order Of the Board OF Police Superin.
tendent Kennedy has been compiling evidence In
the case Of the Prince Arthur assassination hoax,
With view Of ascertaining where 1t came from.
Charges have been preferred against Sergeant
Taylor, OF The Twenty ninth precinct and the trial
SCI down for next Monday. Several reporters and
others have Oeel subpunaed Us witnesses.
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AVot1KU tculPcIutUIo yCBtcruay 81
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
last year ............. AZ
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Yesterday John y. Bu1t, Of No. 1870 Seventh ave-
nue. was Knocked down by q coach in Broadway,
near the Fntn Avenue Hotel. and injured.
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BROOKLYN COURT cAlsSDAs-raS oAy.

BROOKLYN CITY CoURT.-Nos 144 to ls3, in.
elusive.
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The Arion Society, assisted by the New York Sing
Academy and by Nine. Parepa- Rosa tAgatha) and
Miss Pauline Canissa Aennchen), VIII repeat the
grand German romantic opera OF Weber "Der
Ffeischutz,n nc the Academy OF Music in this city.
on the eve Of Washington birthday. Their great
mask ball. so popular Tor The last fifteen years. takes
place tomorrow ~ the B'me house, aud 10 judge
from the programme, 1t promises 70 be the pitch OF
the season.
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UNITED STATES commsuaEy' ccuaL.
Moro Whis.kcy Frauds.

Moro Whisxcy Frauds.
Before Commissioner Belts.
1Ns United States Us. Martin n. CO0h-Thc defend.
amt, member OF the whiskcy frm Of S II. Fellows
Co., was yesterday arrested on information fur
nshed to Collector Bailey, OF tho Thiry-second dls-
trct that no delendantl had dcfrauJed the revenue
through his alleged connection with tnc old wniskcy
ring. tho case was brought iOr examInat.O before
commissioner Belts, VINO held the accused IN o. 600
ball.
The Merchnnts' Exchange National Bank
Cusc.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The United States rs. Il. '. OdlcieV.-The defendant
was the cashier Of the Mcrchans' Excha aye national
Bank, and is charged with having cmbezzlcd over
$4,000 worth 0f the funds OF SAID bank. The de-
iendant waived an examination, ana was held to
await the aclion or The Grand Jury.
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THE COURTS.
>~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~o.>~~Y>
proceedings i'm tho Courts
Yesterday.

More Whiskey Frauds - Bank Defalca-
0ons-The Oakley Case-Tho Erie
Ramsey Railroad LitigatiOr-Wa0
Street SpeculatiOnS-The Van
6aun Casc-The Fourteen
Day Act-Just Sentence
on Burglars.
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRiPH.

Monday. " 'S ~
Lobela and Jack Mcdonald were the winnia.
horses IN the MOBILE races yesterday.
Joseph Klatzer. Bohemian, committed sujcIJ.
oy hinking sqnart OF whlskey IN Baltimore Yesterday
a bill for the consolidation OF Boston and Charles,
town has been inroduccd In the Massachusetts senate
The Emperor OF Brazil has extended the priyileg.
l lhe brara an coastlng trade TO foreign vessel, unta
the end of December, 1870. ~
The Post Ofice IN Jackson Station on the Phil,
uelpha ana Erie Railroad has been obbcd hy
OF $40 In postage stamps and 800 In money
The Republican caucus, at Napoleon Ohio nomi
mated r. ID, Peck of Wood county, for Conere.s 10 nm
The vacancy caused by death OF the Hon. L. ii Hoag
Settlers are bringing ore from Tintc, fuy mils,
There Tor 30 per ton IL Is then shipped to San Frah
cisco to be worked. ~
Yesterday, George II. Brown, President OF IN,
Dutchess and Columbia Railroad took orcihIe nossc.
aud Erie Railroad.
The Missouri bill establishing separate schools for
coored children has been amend ID by provtdng d.,
cOorcd children shall be provided with seats in white
schools where separate schools are not established
In the Rhode Island Senate yesterday resolution,
calling for Convention TO revise the Cons,iintios
we're passed by the casting vote of the Governor a
Dill 10 prohibit the sale OF liquor and establish Stas
eoni'abularJ was passed by 20 TO II.
The President Of the Chicago Board OF Suocryis
ors having been approached by contractor with tI1
Tor hls Influence suggested that his wife wanted so,
tfufs. The contractor bought them aud Il telling ths
story 10 an lnNestigating committee
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charter, and. Vithout debate, agreed to recommend
its passage TO the House There was again no oppo.
sillon from the Republicans. The situation was be.
coming desperate. The Supervisors bill was only
proaressed-that is the Committee agreed TO report
progress on the bill. Not having gone through with
IL, they asked leave TO sit again. This Ia done to
spare the Committee the pleasure Of hearing the bill
read through and to move, wien In the House, to
the bill to q ,hird reading. The Committee having
finished the confederation OF these three bills. Mr..
Murphy descended from the chair and Speaker Hitch
Mr. Murrhy, taking position at the bar OF the
House, addressed the Speaker and reported the nc.
ton OF the Committee. Speaker Hchman then
THE Committee OF the Whole have had under
Consideration bill to reorganize the Police Depart
ment OF the city OF New York, have made no amend
ments thereto, and have Instructed their Chairman
to report this bill to the House and recommend lis
passase ne question Is on agreeing with the re-
Hardly lad the last words len the Speakers lips
rus SBxBsR FROM SLIGO,
Mr.. Dennis Burns, jumped up and at the top OF his
Q" MIR Speaker, move to recomml, this bill to the
committee on Cities, with instructions to strike
out the enacting clause, and upon that motion I
move The previous question"
MOI MOI" resounded from all sides. "You
don't want to kill the bill what do you mean,
Burnst"
Several members len their seats. The leaders OF
me me, psmoeracS were for The arst time convinced
Republicans smiled complacently. Hnsted wtnted
al Avord, and Alvord winked at Gleason. The
call or the previous question was seconded by a
vote OF 10 to ~ The Ioung Democracy voted IN
mass against ordering the previous question. This
was
THEIR FIRST DRrBAr,
but still II was no test Mr. Herman moved to d.
vide the question. He asked that the vote be first
taken on the motion to recommit to the Committee
on Cities. Mr.. Hustled INN mediately sprang up and
moving the previous question, called for the yeas and
nays. The previous question WAS seconded. Thus
all debate was cut of, and the Young Democratic
orators were once more
This was the nrst test vote As each Democrat
was called by name the greatest anxiety was mani
tested TO hear his vote. Mr.. Baldwin, OF Queens
county, WIS the first Democrat TO vote in favor OF
Mr.. Barns's motion. The commotion that followed
was intense. Genet, Creamer, Norton, and Tweed
were seen hurrying TO and fro. urging tue Demo.
Gratis to
STAND Br THEIR coLoRs.
They might as well have argued with 30 many
sgh.pos,s. Hustled, eoncious OF victory, calmly
surveyed the scene. Old Salt wearing a cheruhic
smile, gracefully smoothel down his silver locks
The other Republicans were in ecstasies. BE ore
the clerk had half concluded calling the roll sum.
cient number OF Democratic votes had been secured
TO refuse to recommi the bill without instructing
the Committee TO strike out the enacting clause
The vote stood 81 to Is The motion to strike ont
the enactin: clase was carried by vote OF 10 TO a.
as follows. - ~
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NEW JERSEY.

The iares on the Morris and ESSEX railroad are a
be reduced ten per cent. N =
Ferdinand Tack, Newark MATCHMAKER h,s has.
arrested for selling watches ntrusted TO him Tor renar
. The confirmation Of Judge Bradley gives satisr,c
nra t.Um Ia Ne"hrk ltsterdayt IN company with +. T
hhhey' ENq' ne started Tor Washington. -
. An order OF forfeiture was made in tie U'nitod
Key seized In jersey city - '
The United states Circuit Court opened in Tren
ION Yesterday, and there beng no bus iiourred
ior the term. Judge Mckcuua presided Tor he arf
=, troupe of Spanish ballet dancers for New
tcrday, 49,
flteen.mile foot r0ce for purse Of 800 /. to b,
contested on the Paterson track ths Ahefunon, bi
James smith and James Adams. smith gives Adams I
start OF l,5OJ yards.
II l. dangerous for the citizens OF Paterson to wall
a." streets, for fear OF beng guhbcd up 10 So We y
JuIoIs 10 one Of the suits against the Erie Railway
II Is said that a" Lean Mems Association" 4, abou,
l"tnlu& In HaChvnshck. Crawling through a keynol,
j. 'H' hlsl ''tp 10 lhe imitation ceremonies.
Gilmore, the protector Of the Boston Jubilee hs,
~ y. " a. WusN tcheue on tclle 50 gram that n
III th'htS ''llpst hs tolmcr effort II carried out
lHt meeting of the colurpd cltizous OF NcVnrk n,
Monday evening 10 pItpNrC tOt thu Cc'pbrtlnr of M,
llGynh Amendment broke ~ IN aiow on lollttca
questions. ~ 0'''Ne
., \ very neat NJ f. meeting house, Us feet long.
~ le,t Wlle, ana a. cct high capable OF seating 00t
prr,tu', WAS dedicated yesterday in MoIri,toxSn n,
u hop lanes The cdihcc has splre rs tee hiSh II
and cost tlO3O0
A short time ago Michael Cum m emo'oyes n
tue Central Railroad at Commua.piw, lo,t lie 4,
an attempt to save the books OF the COMPANY whom ths
nsfhL atn1l wa. nutnins Mr., Gun and foIr chdrcs
.aaY Ihty reside at 81 Msrt" -S""Ie, near liyeT.
son sheet, u o0AyL
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JOTTINGS ABOUT rOWy.

Strawberries are on sale in Broadway
pionship prize nZht.
=, A letter from Garibaldi to Gen. Grant passed
through the City Post Onice the other day.
Mr.. Stewart will throw open the addition TO bis
lehth street dry goods palace on Monday.
=, Hgdro says there is rupture" between Henry
Whtd Beechcr and Dr, sherman, the truss man,
Yesterday was the King of Prussil's birthday. and
many German ships displayed their bunting.
Mr.. Jackson, who vas severely beaten in his on1ce
Amlty street. on Friday night, is In very precarlous
Albert Peper, German. HANGED himself Yesterday
T. Ihe German hoSpI'a, seventy seventh street and
the Canard House "'"
Lydia J Grlndlc, aged 4ycars. OF 100 West Tween.
H,sA,h ,,re, S M Mwa.IoHed quantity Of carbolc acid
n@eea @ as disineeiing huid She died In less than an
=, The April number OF ihe 7rarclg,rS Record pub.
lsh.d by the Travellers Insurance Comnnny Of Hart
esiing reading matter, ~ '
, Tie Commencement exercises of the New York
VI M'iH c oahs, 2lS,S & i9g W9me9 YIN be 9sa 4 M rooms
Fourth avenue and Twenty tuird street, tis even ~
The OUR ntine Commls. iorcf. yesterday dprtlcl
, ,o r' M tid ol ue N,lf9loan policemen signed 10
I l,o," u year each, Z.
lat evening, ou iuc E.l'h tycn,o T. .'roal. tho
al Hn lNc lolWmdpa,t ot car N'. ~ cNrloird coy.
rrlHt IhC o. .'h'' M ur"l .u 'H-t Nu' burning Hil
iurir Cumbu.tlCn,
TIC Hcc Library l'a dclu.lon and a snare. Tie
houhs nov being solu a. puhIc geutlru.u's library
Auduhou Wa snocAcd down for S'll hut II was really
bought n' InE srN SHINES Tor ali, price cc.ts. '
John Slorer, Who WAS arrested on the 9Gth OF Feb
nl printing revenue sanIs, which he had found Oh Tic
ySserd.y M SSn TnSsd Ghd b Se 2oSng for oSe was
"''h Tue eVh'eh' ol DslIIeI au"rpaV tGrrlA
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FAAsHEs FROM THN OCElY can1Es

The Bourse closed dull with rentcs at 73fr a1c
The market for yarns and fabrics at Manchester ia
quiet but hrm. -
The new Canadian banking law ia approved in
financial circles. ."
:, Tie workmen OF la Creuzot again on n strike
No disorders are reported.
John Bright will undertake to secure the restora.
ton OF Gibraltar to Spain.
The German Confederation will mot hermit the
separate staics 20 establish hanks.
=, The resignation OF Admiral Topete as Spanish
Minister of the Marine has been accepted
lhe Liverpool cotton market closed at ul.a
lltd' Tor unlands and liS9ii.sd Tor Orleans.
Mr.. Gladstone saws that II Is the intention Of the
Government TO lberste the Fenian pTisonsTs imme.
"ey on tue suppression OF the disorders In Ireland D
The wife OF o'Donovan Rosa. the Feuian con
Nc, began ateTies of rea ings In Limerick on Monday
hlsht Ihc enthusiasm OF her audience exuberant
=. Inc Emperor Napoeon's letter to his Prime Min.
lSteI OlliNer proposes that all the reforms which may
tend TO restore constitutona government to France
tlou. '"o '"s N'po9'
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HASHINGTON GOSSIP.

but did not reach vote
against Gen. Ames but took no action, yesterday '
Gen. Logan II preparing q bill providing that
cadets shall have resided Two In their dstr Ct
Gems Grant and Sherman have finally accepted in.
ytAtons To attend the annual OF the rmy of
the Potomac IN Philadelphia on the 9Th OF April. -
paper recommending Gen. Slgel for some foreign
appointment circulating IN the House for sgnAtures
Inc iennylyania and Missouri Republicans have
The Senate yesterday passed the bill appropriating
5000 TO Mrs. Fanny Kelley, Tor valuable seryices m
C IN giving ininrmiton u the EVIL designs OF hostile
indians while held In captivity by them.
Senator Fentons resolution for allowing tao cos,s
IN each case 70 the veteran volunteers who have
been deilhndtd OF Their hounties, aud have hrought
su In the Court of Claims for their M nnpy was ra
lerIeh 10 the judiciary Committee at his request.
The Senatc Committee on Commerce agreed 10 re e
port the bill creating Inspector Of Murine UGsnnIs
who shan have gcn'ra chlrgc ard supervision OF them
and tax scameus wages 40 cents PEI month. A heinz
tneir opinion that the expense OF their mantcnance
tins year for flJU,llJ. ''N' 80"
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LOSSES BY FIRE.
Thr Great Fire In Crosby street Yesterday
Morning.

Early yesterday morning the fvc.storv brick
building j5 To 90 Crosby street was burned II Was
owned By Phelan a Co'lander, billiard. table mann
inc'urcrs, who u'od the basement ~ a store room
Iheif loss on bulin g'twtich was destrovetO ana
-tocF Il tt5,Uo on which they have an inGurance
amounting to t2i5O. r. V. HoughWout 4 Co
steam and cas- filters. occnnied the frsi floor and
lost tS,OtO. Tie New York Hydraulic Company lost
slOUn, and NJ Sho'tenfclls, tobacco dealer on the
.urth noor lost s3,tM. The second and mn
floors were uroccupici. The four.story brick tcue.
ment house In the rcar of Us Elm street which
backed up agenst the factory. was also dcatroyed
and niue families who occupied II were turned out in
the street. james O'Ilars one OF the tenants lost
$1,000 and has tsnn insurance. and james Larkin
another tenant, lost 500 on when he had insur
ance. The walls OF 81 crosby street tell in and de
stroycd 1900 worth Of James n. Ilwicncc's stock
insured TOR t+o0. II Crosby, n dwelling belonging
TO the estate Of Thomas Addison, was damaged SGD;
insurance, 1880; loss on furniture 500: insured
Tor tIO. 10 Spring street, occupied M a dry goods
store oy Martin Kane, loss $500 insured for 81 900
y Spring street, occupied rs cigar store bv Peter
Tbiesen, loss t3D0: not insured Willie the fire was
IN progress Edwin Davis. engineer OF METROPOLITAN
Company No. II, had the second and third Fingers
cut on by being caught In the link.box OF the engine
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ANOTHER MINING HORROR.
The Explosion Of n Boiler In n Coal Miue-
several Men Killed, aud Others Bn dIy
Wounded Engine Houss Demolished

MtSERsviLLs, Pa, March 22-Noon.-A terrible
explosion occurred last night at the coliery OF W. G.
Andenried, in schuylkill county mining region TIE
large boiler attached to the mine blew up, killing
--.-r.i saA badly ~an.aIas /. ..-sss- 90 o,h-r-
Tie engiue house was blown 10 atoms Up to tbiS
time the names OF the killed and wounded have no,
been learred The cause OF the explosion is also
unknown.
ioTTsvlLLE, Pa, March 81 This morning. nj 7
O'Clock the boiler OF the coal breaker of the Wolf
Creek Diamond Coal Company, near Mincrsylc.
exploded. The building was demolished. and the
boiler carried over hundred yards. Three boys
named William Cook Richard Hunnesy. and John
Kelly we're instantly killed, and the following per-
sons injured Jacob Motley. badly: Michael Given
badly, and leg broken John Schaifer injured about
The chest; John Coomhe, slightly: Jacob FREEZER.
engineer, badly Christian Weaver. boy hand
crushed and head cut Alexander Lcybach. boy
badk, and leg broken; Thomas Campbell, hoy bad.
~; Bernard Mahan, boy, severely scllted (; John
Marble, boy, srm broken. The cause Of tie eYulo.
son Is not known. The boiler WAS In good conIl.
ION before the explosion. The coroncr's nvestiga.
ton IN pTOgrpH-tug
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BROOk LYN.

new organization Of painters was formal d,
HiookIyn last night vita 70 members.
Hamilton Hall, Williamsbursh, was flled last even.
Brotherhood VI ''e fe"''.
Ihe British shin Iron Queen, moored at the foot
nI Netth second street Williamsburg keeled over 90
resting on the pier ~
j. X. Laurent OF Classon avenue near Sackeu
street, was held TO answer hy L. :. CommissioneI
ZONES YESTERDAY for having counterfeting plate
The increase of the salaries Of the teachers In
public schools will take effect on Nav The .aiar,e.
OF the lady principals Of Nos rs aud y have been 10
creased from 1900 to 81 200 each per Annum.
The Board OF Education Yesterday resolved tn pa,
Ne rent of the Bache property In Concord street unit
May ], lS!l. They had contracted to purchase IN,
premises hut were restrained from so doing nv an In
junction OF the supreme Court. -
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
THE VICTOR N0IR MURDER,
THE SECOND DAY or THE TRIAL OF
PRINCE BONaPIRTE.
The Insulting Dcmennor OF the Witnesses
The Examination Of Pierre Bopsp,rte's
servants-Thc Plea Of the Princes Ceun.

The Insulting Dcmennor Of the Witnesses
The Examination Of Pierre Bonsp
| servants-Thc Plea of the Princes Ceun.
| sci to be Homicide In seIf-Defencc.
TOURS, March 22.-The High Court Of Justcs
opened its session at ii this morning Slight changes
were made ia the arrangements OF the court room.
The Judges now cit at the upper end Of the hall
with the Procureur. General and his assistants on
their right the clerks and officers Of the Court In the
centre, and the jury the prisoner with his counsel,
and the reporters on the lcft The reman nder Of the
Department. devoted TO spectators but the space il
| very limited.
The hrst witness examined to-day was NJ. Mlliere,
who came into the Court between two eendarm,s
He gave in his testimony with nrinness but made M
attempt Mt display He said the etor sent by Prince
Bonnparte to Rochefort was not q provocation bu,
an insnlt. Being asked why he wore arms he replied
that he lived in district outside the city and going
home late at night, obliged to carry arms fov
selfprotection. He incidentally blamed the Govern.
ment for the delay in the arrest OF the Prince aer
the shooting, whereupon he was reprimanded By
the President or the Court.
The Prince rose excite ily and declared that Mi.
Here and Grousset had both sworn that they would
yet shoot him. This the witness positively denied,
and the audience seemed inclined to Hiss the Prince
The Procureur General insisted that the witness
should be removed to prison, and the lawyers for
the prosecution demanded that he remain ard give
the remainder Of his testimony.
The Court decided that the witness should remals
and be concluded bis testimony.
Several servants Of the accnsed were plsceds
the stand, and some OF his personal friends we're er
smined. The latter damaged the defence By die
playing too much zeal
Paul de Cassagnac was next examined. He was
insulting in his manner toward the lawyers for the
prosecution.
M. Laroccs, who testified In favor Of the accused
"" at one point called to question by the Court bs-
cause he showed too much warmth.
All the Witnesses for the defence testified that thsy
noticed the confusion on his cheek after the ARRAY.
But physician weo called In at the time to er.
anime the Princes face, was placed the stand.
and swore he saw no signs Of q confusion. He vs.
Immediately confronted by the other witnesses. bue
repeated bis statement Tie audience were much
excited by the contradiction.
The defence attempted TO prove that the Prince
did not shoot until Fonvielle mad drawn a pistol
and also that plot had been made against the life
OF the Prince before the affair OF the Rue Auteu
but the evidence failed to sustain either allegation.
II Is expected that Rochefort will be examined
tomorrow