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WASHINGTON.
Judge strong takes his Seat on the
Supreme Bench-.Sec'y Fish be.
fore o House Committee.
WAsHIN0TON, March l4.

WASHINGTON, March ID.
On tho opening ofthO Supreme Court
to-day, Judge Strong presented his COM
mission as Associate Justice, which wns
read, and the oath oCofilce was aiminis'
tered by the clerk and he took his scat OIL
tho Bench. In tho Grapcslot case the
court decided that President Lincolh's
Provisional Courts In Louisiana and else.
where were legal tribunals.
Secretary Fish was before the House
Committc on Foreign Affairs to-day, by
invitation relative 10 Cuba. The Com.
mites reached no conclusion on Mr.
Banks resolution defining tho relations
between tho peOpleof Cpba aud the Gov.
crnment Of Spain. .I.S.rIl =
In the Supreme Court to-day d decision
WIS rendered tllht the clause Of the act
of 1903 which provides for the. removal Of
causes after Judgment from State TO the
Federal Court Is unconstitutional and void
General LittIcGeld, Of North Carolina,
with Senators Abbott and Pool, called
upon the President to-day and laid before
him Gov. Holdcn's communication asking
for troops. The President said he would
attend TO II, rrmArldng that he Ind al-
ready sent troops to Tennessee.
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TENNESSEE.


A coIorcd woman known as Aunt JCn.
ME, died in this city yesterday at the
advanced age Of ITO.
Many citizens Of Northern birth who
have settled here since the war, are TAX
ing active steps TO make their influence
felt against Congressional Intervention
in Tennessee. 4s
An investigation Of the record shows
TINT the bill 70 punish masked marayders,
introduced In response to Gov. sehter's
recommendation, in the Legislature, fail.
cd for want Of q aquorum and that 10 Of
the 19 Republican members were ahsmt
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A TRAMP who wanted to get passage
from Eastern Pennsylvania to Pittsbnrg
made pretended confession Of having
committed murder in the latter CITY,
The police hurried him off to his dCstinA.
tiOn only to discover the hoax he had
played upon them"
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A METHODIST festival In Buffalo listen.
cd to song from IN accomplished young
lady in that city Wednesday night,
whercat tho Commercial gives her the
rather indifferent praise Of saying tllaL
"shC is filst, and very deseryedly, bccom.
Ing fivOritc with the public"
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TIE FUNDING BILL.
Probability orits Passing tho House.
WASHINGTON, March Is.

FrODaDlllLy OL lIS EuSSAH6 '"V AAN"'S'
WASHINGTON, March 13.
The Funding bill, which passed the
Senate on Friday night, was reported 10
the House yesterday, and is now on the
Speakers table. It's expected, when Il
comes up for reference tomorrow, that 4
struggle win take place between the Ways
and Means Committee and the Committee
on Banking and Currency. 1t Is thought
that General Schcnck will succeed, and
have charge of the bill. 1t is known that
some of the members Of the Ways md
Means Committee are opposed to the bill
in many Of It's features, hut they will dc.
fer their judgment to the wishes ofSecre'
tary Boutwell,, and consent 10 have the
bill go to the House without their Objcc.
tfOns.
There appears TO be no doubt of tho
passage orthe bill In It's present form, with
little debate, til5 gf'! AJ;G'T
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
SCounty, city Of Wheeling. to wit: Municipal
Court February Rules, 1870,
William WindChrRNh .HlAE


Chas. A. Britt and Thos. G. Britt,
Tho object Of this suit IL to obtain dccrOD Of
said Court settling aside and Annulllng q cnFlAln
decd made on tho sixth day Of January, 1898, by
Charles A. Britt and JAnC Britt, his WIfe, to
rhomAs. @. Britt puFportlng to convey the fol.
lowing described property, that IL to say: All Of
addition I'd the city Of Wheeling, Ohio county,
Weht Virginia, and designated In thOplAt Of the
Bamc az lots numbered SIX, 10y seven, % eight, 81
ninO t ten (0) eleven, al twelve III thirteen,
CIS) aud tho North half Of lots numbered flyO Isl
and fourteen, "a In square No. u, and RlSo lots
numbered six, l0 seven, % eight Q nine, C9l and
tho North half Of lot number five, 0) In Squara
No. I8 with all tho improvements thereon or
theFeunt0 belonging. Same deed being recorded
Virginia, Ia Deed Book No. 6S, folio S89. And
also TO obtain an order Of sale Of the above de.
scribCd property for tho payment and discharge
Of judgment lion upon tho real estate Of Charles
A. Britt, ono Of tho above named defendants,
npon \ Judgment recovered In tho Municipal
Court Of Wheeling ON tho 2ith day Of April 1863,
ln certain action OF debt wherein William VIE.
dehusch was plaintiff and said CharleA A.. britt
was defendant, for the sum Of S4l9 II, with legal
1850, until paid with his coata at law. And ap
pcarlng from an affidavit aled IN this cause that
Carries A. DFlh 10 nonresident OF tho StAto OF
WGst'Virginla tho said Charles a. britt 10 hereby
required to appear within ono month after the
Irst weekly publication and duo posting Of this
order at tho front door Of the Court House OF
Ohio County, and do what he may dean reces'
Sary to protect his interest In this suit.
II. c. GOOD, Judge.
TAYLOR s BARR, Soils for Comp.
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baltimore Market.
- DALTTnoRE, March n,

PLnUR-Dull.
CRAM Wheat = Pennsylvania q 2a3l %.
Corn1FIrm: white OO89Ie; yellow 9l@99e. Oats
-Onlet al 6aa55c Rye-UnchAnged
Provisions. PorE-FiTm At "a. Bacon
-BiFm; rib sides I69l6He; clear rib 1G0l6Xc c;
shoulderI la9l2Ac; hams I9dS0c. .,
LAHD-Qulet At lS61GC.
Wn1TKY-NOminal,
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MEMPHIS.


The funeral Of Hon. John W. LeNwitch
took place to-day. 1t was the most I'M.
nosjnr ever witnessed here. The funeral
services were held in the First NJ, E.
Church hy Rev. DR.. Slater. Tho remains
were followed by all the city officials and
a large concoursO Of citizens. . 4
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IRELAND

4m .s. Cork, March "A.
On the arrival Of the steamship Idaho
at Queenstown, yesterday, from New
York, a passenger named Phillips was
arrested by the police for the forgery Of
U. s. bonds to tic cxtcntof forty thousand
dollars. '''
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a CALIFORNIA operator who telegraph.
cd TO San Francisco cnQuiring il he should
buy.at quotations, received in reply No
price too high;" but, after acting npon
this advice, asccrtaincd that the reply
Should llave read, mo- price loo high"
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MISSISSIPPI, /,
Escape Of tho Murderer Yerger.

aJ, JACKSON, March. 10.
E. NJ. Ycrger escaped from Jail this
morning nj five o'clock. He was ycstCr'
day brought before the Court to argue the
application for hdbeqS e0rpAS. The case
was postponed to tho second Monday in
April.
A bill WIS yesterday introduced into the
Legislature restricting the powers 4l 3ap.
plication for writs, and the bin VIM pro-
badly pass before the time set for YCrgcrs
trial. Hence Yergcr's escape. The sher'
if and his posse have been searching tor
him all day without success.
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EGYPT.


ar. CAIRO, OlArch H.
Kncdive has given orders for the imme-
diatc commencement Of the new fortitlca'
tons and other works In the harbOr at
Alexandria. r
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At Boston.


Last evening IL fire broke out in the
building Nos. ii and 43, Pearl street, in
the rooms occupied by Weld, Bryant d
Co., dealers In shoe manufacturers goods,
and Messrs. Howe & Wiley, dealers in
morocco. Botli these firms had largo
stocks on hand, all orwhich were destroy
cd, Tho floor above and attic were occu-
nlcd by j. Wentworth, carpet slipper
manufacturer, oil of his stock being con:
sumcd. The ground floor was occupied
by W. 81. Wallace, manufacturers and
wholesale dealers in bOOts and shoes and
shoe stock. Their stock was badly dam.
aged by water. Loss not asCCrtatncd.
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New York.Dry Goods Market.

NEw YoRK, MArch14.
Trade rather Inactive, and the market for all
TEXTILES 10 depressed and Irregular
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ROME.


"A Rome despatch Ofto-aiyaS datsstGtcs
TINT go votes arc now sure for the PNpal
infalll6iIity dogma in the EcumCnicAl
Council. .,,... -,..,
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and Stock Market.

N6W AUEh AuouCy uuu oSOSlS A0aASSs
h b, -,a ri' 200 New YoRK, March II.
Tho gold room to-day was fast drifting into
mOnot0nOla whom kilograms nom Washington
stated that Senator Sumner had Introduced bill
for the resumption Of specie payment on Jan
uAry 1st, 1871. This bill provides that the Ma
tlptlal banks shall reinforce their reserve each
month at tie ,rat0 OF per cent In gold on the
whole amount OF circulation outstanding. There
was an Immediate rush u veil, which carried tho
price down 10 IiIH. Aftcrward It was dscov-
cred tlat the bill was not such big thing on The
bear side az Was ut frSt supposed, and tho price
advanced to lI2 The circulation Of the National
Banks IL $500, 900 900, and per cent Of this
amount would be $l3, 900; therefore tho Ma
tlonal Banks would be compelled to absorb about
$l2O 900 900 In gold for the remainder Of tho year
URdeF the bill the great bulk Of thA gold would
have TO be bought, which In connection with the
boarding by tho banks, would be about the great.
est bull movement ever known IN the gold rom.
There Is said 10 be little pOsslbltyOf its bOcOn'
G0Ln-Opcncd at 113: touched iIS,E; fell to
1lIh, aud advanced TO lax on the rumor OF the
introduction In the House Of bill 10 recognize
Cuba, and closed at l12. Carrying rates 1Sb1 per
cent, closing at tho former ClGaranees g. 0O0 00C.
MoNEr-MOrc active and rates Of interest har:
lenipR; closing at per cent on Government and
0 per cent on stock cOllatefala. Some banks 70"
port calls for currency rom other cities and the
inte.'"Z Taern wer6 E0mS. VaSu6 runtsnFUf an
ApPhSf SAhHb, WV h' -
SrEn1lX0r-Dnll pt 1O7x91Os.
GOVERNMENT BONpE-HeAvy and lower, In SYM.
pathy with gold. bankers are receiving large Of
deFs to exchange currency "a for 5-2OJ, but the.
limited market for tho former prevents exchange
to any extent.
United States G's Of 1881, coupons, 1l4.s9ll5
Flyc-twcntics QsI( .!....i.'. !lVAl9iIOU1
Flvc.twGutles ClSjp p........... .,.'. l0g!S9plOgh
FIye.twuntlcs (I6IS) ,10J1i 6tl00H
RlVG,twOntlcS (lsBS) now. ..,!.... ll0SAQ9lgSf
FlyctWGntlps qeGQ ...,s, Vi. 3.-
EtVe.tWCntleS klebSl lgJtHg!yJ5t
CurfeAEy Skies. ..lj III. ..!1t23sGb bll9H
STOCKs,-7I'hc railway market was flrmeF at the
close, particularly In Vanderbilt shares, with
slight advance from the lowest point Of the amer.
noon. Tho most active werO Northwestern, New
jersey Central, Lake Shore, and Rock Island
The market was generally quiet and devoid Of
special features. Miscellaneous and express
A'S Western en- Si UaIUn Telegraph, sa.:; Adams Ex.
press, B9K; Wells, Fargo Il Co., 90E; American,
8S; United States, 40; Pacific Mall, S5&; Now
York Central, 97;S; Erie, 2IH; Harlem, 14S; Hud.
Ron, Scrip, 9StS; Reading, g1; Michigan Central,
i9O; Lake Shore, SGH; Illinois Central, l48X;
Pittsburgh, %; Northwestern, Y; do. preferred,
S6X; Rock Island, llS1f; st, Paul, Glh; do. pre-.
Ferrcd, Tl,f: Wabash, 45jH. do preferred q; Fort
Wayne, 98S; Terrc HAutc, 31k; do. preferred,
6S; Chicago q Alton, 1la; Ohio d Mississippi,
70; New Jersey Central, l08, -U
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FIRES.
At Utica, New York.

\ N m UIIONl NtWIOH II
The old Northern Hotel, corner Of John
and Union streets, was destroyed by fire
on Saturday night. The loss will not
exceed $4,000; partially insured. Tho
building was erected in the year 1876 by
Moses Baggs. Aaron Burr, Red Jacket
and many Historical men have been guests
Of tho hotel. Tho first theatrical pertor-
nance west Of Albany was given IN the
buildinE, M,,U
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The New York herald., 1870-06-14
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE IS, 1870.
CLEARED.

Steamship westphaa CNG) schwensen, Plymouth Cher
bourg and Hamburg-Kunhardt Co.
Steamship Yucca, Veras, Vera CRUZ Alexandra IL Sons
Steamship Franconia Bragg, Portlapd-y Ames.
Ship Herald OF the Morning. Winsor San Francisco-Sut-
Ship Elizabeth Nicholson (Br), Crosby, Melbourne and
Sauer9n; ~-o..,-. --sa, r. r Mnreans
Sons.
Ship Reichstag (NG), Cahubly Hamburg -Funch Edge
Ship Fawn. Nelson, Havre.Boyd& 4 Hincken.
Bark Atlantic, Dickerson Barbados Smith Lockwood
- Bark Eliza Barss OBJ, vesey, Hamilton, Bermuda-J
Bark Helena, Coan, Cow gay-Boyd Hinckeu.
Bark Sarnia (Br), Gould, Pictou, Ms.
- Bark Boomerang tBr) Creighton, Pictou, Ns-Mnler 4
Brig Flor del Mar tBr Pes Bristol via wilmington NC
Brig L'Amico (ital, Esposto, Naples.
, Brig Nancy (Br), Putnam, Bridgeport CB-J Whitney
Brig Pose Br) Holder. st John, NB--Jas Elwe 4 Co.
Brig Clara Brown, 0sgood, Porand-Steveps & Soule,
schr Ruth Baker, Loring. GuananamoW Field 4
schr Henry Leblanc (BrN, Harris, sydney, CB
Scha Hatfield (Brj Potter, Halifax Bertaux
& Co. ~
schr A Johnson Mazyck. Washington, NC-w Hin.
man Co.
schr Lady Woodbury., Woodbury., Portland-R Gardner
a Co.
schr Helen Mar, Rich, Gloucester-Jed FRYE 4 Co.
Schr Emma Curtis, Purvere, Welaeet-E Crowell.
Schr MaDton, Crowe, ,Boston-Baker Dayton.
schr George Washington, Peck, Stamford.
Schr Emily, Morrell, STAMFORD.
Sloop Dnwiddie Buzzard, Wilmington-J codwn. h.
Steamer Tacony Nichols, Philadelphia.
Steamer Monitor, Jones, Philadelphia.
Steamer Sinners, Lenny Phiadelphia.
Steamer Fairchid. Trout Philadelphia.
Steamer Frank Pierce, Philadelphia.
Steamer Fannie fenton, Philadelphia
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACET5.
Steamship Scotia SBrn Judkins Liverpool June (. and
RFasskyr S"ns II lat lon 81 Co. bark Jane
tx Hamburg May
nsss Henry charncey % Asnwa Ine with
Steamship Kapidap Whehnrst New Orleans June j. via
Havana sh with mdse and PASSENGERS to Livingston, Fox
Steamship Cortes Nelson New Orleans 8, via Ha.
Steamship Dudley BueE psrns New s oreaSs june
an an p ru ea@ us 49, Of @
Louise aTs MSpss SewOe NC with mdse
seg Etaa EssmsrS S DavaSn sAapghss Dec
6aPs had. had g
radss s 81 xxi 3an 1a o9a
The Equator tor Nay @ in Ion 81 and lay six days becalmed
to s Sapy T %dse
Ss Equator since then bad light VIII Winds ds;'sas
,sI s Fsss Sssass& SqSs
81 ship Royal Edward r ios days from San Francs iGn
Sn @ s Hse hs RI eg
Ion Y % W, passed sehr Clark Baltimore for
q, Helene NG Eenke g with
s PAUL iGss s ss
la Ion s. rock cnrrent setting
Of hs pane the
i !aiss$ George sFs Isss steering 81
sns sss ssssa ap %.se
Passed Gibraltar May days to the westward Of the
Ion SO 10 spoke bark Iva hence for Maracabo. ~
s srSshiG srSss @ Is IL aa v
light winds and calm weaher crossed the Equator May 10
Bark Churchill: tBr seayey, Havana s days, with GU
and aims; 8 days N Of Hateras.
Bark Kate Smith IBID, Hamilton, Grand Turk IT, days.
70 Bo eS WIN Hsd ne 70 M
10 % as Hs
Brig Greve August Rantzau fDanl svarrer, Lisbon, 80
days with coffee, to Simon de vsservessel to Wendt
June lat 80 lon co. saw schr Lula lBr steering south.
Brig B Patterson {Br, Pike, Laguayra l6 days with
whole June lat 90 lon IS M spote bre Nee
rues, from 81 Johns for Matanzas.
Brig Shasta Brown s. Anns Bay, ia, 20 days, with log
wood &c, 10 Borland Dearborn Co. Had light winds and
Brig Wenonah sof Porland Stone, Havana ls days, with
Light, moderate weather.; days Of Hatteras
Brig Guiding star Freehy Doboy, Ga, days, with lum-
sehr Anna Hoon, Gordon, Antigua Is days. with mo-
lasses to Patterson-vess to Dolner, Potter Co.
ss Lee Carr Port Spain 2 days With pitch to order
for trinidad. % days 10TH S s To- whaling bark
Helen Morris tof New Bedord Capt Andrews; had taken
sShr q Sawyer or JoncsporD, Drisko Baracos Il days.
with fruit TO 4 Pearsal-yesse to master Had light,
SssTsie sS Esn saaer; S9e S s 20 ~ se wh
bbs OF has Been days north q Haeras; left in port
scns cr sa hom cJ Holiness and Davs load
schr Lucy Gibson (of Dennis, Chase, 81 Martina via
Delaware Breakwaer days, with SALT to Woodruff Ro
schr Laura (Br) Albuy Nassau 10 days. with sponges
OIL and sugar. to Jss Enea Had light winds the entire pas
schr Lindsey (of Crsned speirhts arbcr Island 10
days, with pfsappica 10 Jos kneasvessel TO Wsnoerg
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iieve, win NOT give trstn chance may add that
there was Q mistake IN the time given In my
account Cf the rcce. The Second cass won the race
three aesl " nineteen minutes and 1fiesa seconds
ana not one minute and fifteen seconds as stated In
the account When 1t Is taken INTO consideration
that there was strong eastery wind blowing dur.
ing the race. which made the water very 'choppy"
the time was extraordinary. Admiral Porter, who
was present in MS remarks to the winning crew,
said he had never witnessed finer race.
General Grant and suite viii arrive tomorrow.
or course General Schiver ts here.
MILITARY EXERCISES.
The graduating class had q squadron drill
this afternoon, and the second class q drill
at the sea coast battery: The guns used
a one hundred, two hundred ana three hundred
pound Parr0tt and thrteen-inch sea coast mortar.
The second class men handled the guns magni1.
Gently. The members OF the first class who acted as
cnefs OF pieces were cadets Jerome, Kerr, Quinan,
Hunt and Wieting.
The following standing Of the first class in "disci-
pline" was published at parade tonight. This
'standing Is the result of the ''demer1t marks
ceived BY the class during the past four years. OF
course the cadet who got the least demerits is the
first. and 90 On.-
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EXCITING SCENE ON A JERSEY fEasysuAT.

At halfpast one O'Clock yesterday afternoon as
the ferryboat Hudson City was on her way from the
Jersey City ferry to the Cortlandt street slip, the
schooner Charity OF Hayersraw. suddenly wheeled d
toward the line the ferryboat was making.
The pilot OF the ferryboat rang the bell
to reverse the engine and the crew OF the schooner
two vessels were rapidly nearing each other the
bOwsprit OF the schooner pointing omin0usy In an
Oblioue direction towards the ladies' cabin. The
alarm was given and the passengers rushed to the
other side OF the ferryboat At last the boats ap-
preached, but just at this moment the man at the
wheel on the schooner, by desperate pull at the
Wheel turned the bowsprt just enough to escape the
ladies' caR!g by Q few leeh
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ToMmY HADDEN IN JERSEY.

The Water Street Missionary ON Trial for
Burslary-A Chance for Tommy as Chap.
lain Of tie state Prison.
In the month Of April last the house Of Michael
fAee fAeerqqh qqhrd 9 ~ KflsyfA St III
ing. A man who stated that he was charged with
the care OF the premises and the goods during the
owners absence went on spree in New York,
and in his nocturnal rambles met Tommy
Hadden, who soon became q confidence
MANI in the plainest sense of the term.
During the night Tommy induced his new friend,
for certain consideration, TO convey over to him
the property Of which he stated had the guardian
ship. Papers were drawn up and signed while all
the parties were in their 'element,n and Tommy,
armed with these documents took to himself part
ner named Tommy Pike, who proceeded with him
to Hudson City, where they soon emptied the house
OF its contents and had the property removed to the
premises OF an auctioneer IN New York, where it
denly returned home, appeared on the scene.
Detectives Carroll and Stratford, Of Jersey City,
no aas 9 a@e m se BY .gs
pair were lodged in the county jail. They offered
ball. but it was not Of the fright strpe," and they
the sum Of $10,0 600.
The trial came of yesterday in the Court Of Quar-
looked grim and crestfallen when he heard the mamie
y not over ceremonious In his dealings with New
The first witness called was Michael Martin, who
deposed:-I 1--we on Pasade avenue, in Jersey City;
on the I'd Of April last was out OF town; had
left in October aud returned n April last; house
was left in charge Of Mrs. Ferris; bedroom ON first
floor had block walnut suit valued at $3.50; all
taken; from the dining room goods had been taken
valued at $500; from the parlor were taken goods
valued O. $500; froia the front bedroom goods val
$3.50; from the next bedroom furniture valued at
s225; there were also taken two trunks
OF wearing apparel, really valued at
800; an oyercoat valued at s25, a banjo
property In the house about the 1st of Apr on the
27th April found part OF 1t at u East Broadway in
New York city; when left the mousse on April 1 1t
was locked; found none Of my property Ct 374
ture auction, now kept by Richard Walters; the
place in Water street is sailors boarding house,
kept, think, by Thomas Hadden, whose name is on
the door; was informed that some Of the property
was in East Broadway by telegram from Captain Al
lare search with officers KilgOnf and Mahony re-
vealed The property in Water street; had a con
versaon with Hadden relative to- It; he claimed TO
have purchased It.
A man named Gill then examined and the
case was adjourned till this mvrning The OfiiceIs
who made the arrest will be examined ana tho state
Will
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BREAKING A MANS NECK.

Alleged Homicide In Newark-Fatal Result
Of Sunday Spree-C0roner's Inquest ON
the Body.
On Sunday week ago Patrick Glennon and Den
mis- Clancy worked side by side in Perry's leather
factory, I'M Richmond street. Newark, on the best
Of terms. During the day they suspended work In
order to obtain drinks at saloon in Bank street.
About three O'Clock they quit work for
the day and proceeded to the residence
OF Glennon, NO. 3sS Bank street, and there,
in company with Glennon's wife, waxed
merry over the contents Of the rum bottle. BY and
by the latter was exhausted and Clancy went out
to get 1t repenisned He returned just before dusk
and the Glennogs and he resumed their drinking
bout Pretty soon the pleasant talk was changed to
angry words, and a:quarrel ensued, which resulted
IN Clancy being ordered to leave the place. The
Glennons assisted him to go, 1t is alleged, and
hurled him down stairs.
The next morning, between five and six O'Clock,
Clancy Was found lying at the foot Of the stairs in
state or insensibillty. He had remained there In
and the man removed to his home at
No. 20 Hunterdon street, His wife IN the meantime
became alarmed at his prolonged absence and
sought HIM at the station house as early as two
who. after thoroughly examining the man, came to
Inunlcated to Justice Mills. wAo at once
what has since proved to be his anle-mortem state
ment, OF which the foregoing Is substantially the
glSt. de stated that they beat MIN ana threw him
down stairs. On Wednesday last Glennon and his
wife were arrested and held to bail. Clancy con-
tinned to sink lower and lower. and on Sunday.
night the fears OF the physician were realized. The
injured man went the way OF all flesh.
Yesterday an inquest was commenced on the
| body by Coroner Lang. The wife Of the deceased
man and DR.. Dodd the county physician, were ex.
amlned but their testimony Is not particularly i'm
portant The doctor gave the result OF post NOR
tenn examination, and exhibited the fractured part
OF the spinal column. between the fifth and sixth
cervical vertebr:p.
About five O'Clock the inquest was adjourned until
to-day. The man GennOn and his wife declare them
selves innocent OF having used violence towards de-
ceased and say that he must have FALLEN over the
baustraua