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PERSONAL INrELLIGENCE.


Mastrr u Troy.
MAJOR Oscar Oltman has become one OF the
editors Of the S,pifIY CoiO.r
Hurry IN mad lis opening last evening, with the
usual attendance OF sports. NV ' W.
Gen. Sheridan arrived In Salt Lake CITY on sun.
ay hight, on hls way ~ Montana.
John Savage Wa orator o. tie day At the great
Fenlan denomination m san Fraucisc0 on sunday
Pools were sold At Rioy's last nisht for Mace and
Allen hgh, s3 10 tl IN favor OF Mace and few taken
Mr.. l. d. Kiernhn, Il new Clerk to the Board Of
Edlcauon yesterday took formpl possession OF his
Judge Perrepont, United States District Attorney.
returned from Washington yesterday, aller week :
absence
The Produce Exchange yesterday gave Senator
Ilardenburg reception at their rooms and lunch at
pelmoncos Beaver II. hotel
Among the passengers by steamship City OF Brus
sells from Liverpool Yesterday, were the Reys. V, q
WATT NJ. owen, NJ. Carroll. and Jas Jarrott.
Tho orders OF Lieutenant Commander II, G.. Tai
man TO the receiving ship Vermont have been revoked
Lieulenant COum mandcr James Al. PIitchett has been
ordered to taid ship.
The Duke OF Seville, son OF the unfortunate
Henri de Bourbon has refused In the most absolute
manner To accept the Nae Imposed upon the Due do
Montpensier ny the Tribunal OF Madrid.
Il is understood that the Rev. Mr., Smyth Ia on
good term, again with ht church and congregation
Let have peace. }" SAID the reverend gentleman 70
Of luis pafishiOners, "even II We have no gih and
mix IL
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FORCING THE PERQUIsITEs.

The City Beats Opening the Campaign
against the new Post Onice-Their Scouts
Penetrating into the Disputed Territory.
Tho Park Commissioner had the City Hall
Park measured and surveyed yesterday, with ves
doubtess to enforcing the resolutions OF the Board
relating to cleaning up, replacing the chains and
posts, putting down grass sod where 1t has been
trsmpled out, removing eneioachments aud other
wise-in the language OF the resolutions" banish-
Ing the effects Of last wihtsr's frost and snow"
The general resolutions refor to all The parks In tie
city. but the special resolution referring TO tho
City Hall Park, which obligus Mr.. Hubbard, tho
cerintendent OF the new Post once building, to
tako down the ienec aud remove the Immense pio
OF cobblo STONES In the rear, amounts II executed,
TO a stoppase Of toe work
Tho fences on broadway and Park row extend but
fifteen inches beyond the hne OF tho building, whilo
on the Park side or rear II extends ninety feet be-
yond is limite. This distance is imperaiiyey re-
quired TO facilitate tho construction OF the Post
Once, and 1t Ia bopcd therefore that tho Commis-
siuners will take advantage OF the saving clause,
which they smart enough 10 leave rs a loop
hole OF escape in case OF obiann' sufficient con
sdcratiou, and not provoke the peoples wrath by
my ineScusable Interference with work So sorcly
needed M q new Post Once.
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FLAsHBs FROM THE oCEAY CABLEs

The John Bright resignation story Ia author-
tatiycly cortraficted.
The hctrotha ~ Lord Dorhy and tho Marchioness
OF Salisbury II GAnonnccd.
In the British House .0Fds last night the Natu-
raliEatiOn bill vas passed.
Commodore Vsnderbill's granddaughter was mar
ried yesterday to GusIaye Layitte, At Pau.
In the English Parliament yesterday, 1t was
deemed inopportune TO interfere In behalf OF Cuba
Sir Wihsm Mansfield succeeds Lord Strathnair
S SCommsnderin-Chef OF the English forces IN Ireland
Activity prevails in the iron regions OF Wales In
consequence OF the arclnated reduction OF the duties
on iron by the United States.
The opponents OF Pspal Infalllbility IN the Rcu-
menical Council had caucus Yesterday, preparatory
10 opening The deOa'e IN the Council on Iueeday.
One Chrisckow, lnborer has been arrested In
st. Petersburg for tho of the Prince D'Arch.
burg. The accused was once employed by the Prince.
The first inning OF the English cricket match be-
tween tho right and len handed profess ona players
resulted in score OF - for left hand and 10 for right
hand.
The Irish press severely condemns Archbishop
Cuent pastoral letter wherein FenanSm Il declared
under ban aud ts adhercuts threatened with eXcommu
ntcation.
The sum expended for the Opera House In Paris
exceeds six mons already yet the Interior decor
tious not yet finished and those In the auditorium
begun
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THE STORM oEICE-BALLs.

Philadelphia Street Lamps Ia Ruins, 900
Panc- Of Glass Smashed In one Nursery
HailstoBe IL Inches in Circumference.
PHiLADSLPHIA, May 9.-In the terrific hailstorrn
Yesterday, McKenzie's nursery had 40OO panes OF
glass broken, and the plants and flowers destroyed
swell the loss to 10000.
81, Marks Church (EpiscopaD had a stained glass
window. representing four apostles, much shattered.
Tho New Bath Eden Church had beautifully
stained rosette window demolished,
Tie damages are confined 70 the section OF the
city between the Schuylkill and Seventh street,
north and south It extended about three miles in
the buitup portion OF the city AT the lowest esti-
mate, half OF the street lamps are destroyed.
The largest hailstone found measured eleven
inches In circumference, and weighed seven
Many serious accidents happened from runaway
horses. A pair OF horses attached to hearse con.
tanning the remains OF child rln OF, the hearse was
broken ami several carriages shattered by collision
with 1t. The coffin had to be conveyed TO the GENE.
terry In q carriage
The Hon. James W. Scovell. during the storm,
made narrow escape fron drowning. While cross
the Delaware on ierrybOat, With horse and phae-
ton, the horse took fright and with a leap cleared
the rope and chain at the end OF the boat, plunge
into che river, aud was lost. Mr. Scoyell ju npel
from tho phaeton before 1t went over, and thus
ESCAPED.
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DYING FOR CUBAN LIBkRTI.

Correct List Of the American nnd Enro-
penn Dcnd-A Roll Of Honor-Pn rticuIars
Of the Deaths Of some Of the Men who
Accompanied Gen. Jordan.
Alexander Foelkersohn-died at Canae, 0cto-
Der B, 1869.
- -nierholzer-Drowuod in the Bay OF Bah, San
tiago de Cuba time unknown.
- Helirich-Died at Byaru, June l, 1869
Emil Jaeeer-Captured at Canalita, and executed
by the Spanisrds June II, 1889
Jonas Robart-Died ut Aaucate, September %,
Emil KnppolboG-Died al Aquac1te, Sept %, 1863
Fritz List-Died at Calampan, June H. 1863.
Henry Ncolitz-Unkuown death.
Bmii Olbrect-Died at Rlcannt. July o. 1862
Theodore Kauch-Ded at San Pedro, June is,
Paul Piekenhamp-MIsslng since Jure g. 1869 (;
Louis Runhardt-Dicd at Aquaecte, September 90,
: Ronc-Died near Camssan, June, 1869.
Emil M. smith-Died at San Fernando, June 10,
Joseph snabei or scbaoel-Killed at Cuba, Juao g.
1853.
ms '%ae ~. sS.Iiss -" ,f At Cant,
ilto taken as prisoner OF war to Santiago do Cuba,
and executed June 10, by being shot.
George Lowe~Died With the fever at Guamnana
in the District Of Santiago de Cnba, Sept. B, 1869
Harry cleaves-Captured and killed at Aquacoke,
November or December, 1869
- Porbes-Diei at Guamnana. Oct. 3. 1909.
Henry Helem-Died at Rio Abajo, November or
December, 1863
James Hlll-Died at Casa Blanco June, 1sso.
Michael MossbAck-Kiled at Cuba, June 1s, 1860.
John Reid-khled at Elkamon, May l6, 1869.
Michael Fartll-Desertod at Elkamon, May IS
1863; fate unknown,
- Smith-Died at Agucoie, Oct. I, 1893.
= smith-Deserted at Blkamon, October l3,
| 1893 fate unknown.
Peter Murbaeh-Died at Acquacot, October Is,
- Wilams-Wounded at Elkamon. captured
and killed at AquSnte, November or December 1869
- Whtney-Died at Ramson, August 1h. 1862
West-Ded at Guannana, October Is 1859.
Wm. 7. Crossland-Ordorly Sergeant; captured
and killed at Aauacote In November, 1869.
James Browr-Sergeant; died at or near Guam
nana October 10, 1869.
James Titkin-Died near Clmasera, June 90 1869
Albert simmons-Assstant.S Surgeon; died at or
near BarrnncOs August, 1889
James Abbot Lieutenant died at Sibanca, Nov.
3, 1869.
Harry NJ. BarIe-wounded at Gala Payas fate
unknown.
John MoriartY -Diod Benr Caobazas, July, 1850.
1869
Eugene V Barre-Dled at Camasan, June 81 1899
Richard Tbomas-Died at Byaru, June D, 1853.
- Secherman OBaron)-Captured near Ciuo, Au.
eust 10 1853; probably killed.
The above are obtained direct from Gen
Jordan. They ere priuted In answer to hundreds
of letters received at TnE Sun once, inquiring the
fate Of absent friends.
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POLITICAL sqUIBS.

The Ten.h AldermaniC District Democrats lest
night nominated lily, A. Pichet for Alderman.
Tho German Ropublican Central Committee rec
ommend the nomination OF Andreas Nll!mann as Al
dcIman,
Sixty ranes were added TO the First Assembly
Dgtrlct Kelublican Association last evening. Mr.
Nathan Kingsley Jr, presided
Tho German Democrats OF the Nineteenth Ward
Ia night approved the nomination OF James ID. Iey-
inert iol judge of tho Court OF Common Pleas.
TIE Firth Ward Tam many Committee last evening
an roved the Democratic Judiciary nomlnations AMI
urged upon Tammauy the adoption OF MIR. Terence
Duily as an Alderman
The Eighteenth Assembly District Union ReDubi-
can Assoc non met last night ana resolved 10 grant
thc fire. use OF their hall t5s Fourth avenue to color.
oil Republican association about organ zlnF'
The Eighteenth District Republicans last evening
adopted resolutions nytDg the Co red liepubca IA
of the district TO unite with them or to use htf rooms
freely II they desired TO form AtepaIale organization
The Union Republican Committee met last even
ing and decided TO hold ratification mt citing, not to
cot over }AO0. he usual Dunber OF furious hIeeches
were made 10y Messrs Spencer uATdlncr and l'uo An
drews
The Young Mems United Association OF the Nine.
teenth Ward have nominated Mr. Pntrck II, Kearney.
younp man OF unbem shed character and bitter op.
poncnt OF rnmmany HAL, for the Assistant Alderman
snip OF the Twentieth District
Can't Nicholas mailer. candidate for Assistant
Alderman OF the Tenth District (sevonteenth hard)
asks that he shall not be confOunded with the ucke
swinder OF that name, who eIpects W run on the
TAmnlsnY tioket far AnannAh
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srARKs FROM IHK TE. ~"RAPH.

Rie has proclaimed peace,
The Lime Rock bank robbers lave con arraignod
for trial.
The Nyack nm riprnout Railway IL 10 be opened
TO the public next saturday.
The Slern oi Warren county, IA, has bocn ar
rested for accepting hr,bes,
Bishop Kingsley lon viii Of els Oo) In roaI
estate aud 900 IN personal properly
The charter election in Murristown, N j., yester-
day resulted In u Republican victory
The holders Of preferred stock in the BalstOu Spa
Bank nave sued for two years OF dividends.
Heo. Kicker. OF Bangor, was accidentally shot yes
terday by Capt CuOnbs. OF the brig Cantmake,
james Mcdonald, seaman was drowned yesteI-
day Il ON the schooner Lhmpede, IN Portland, Me,
Gen Pope left 81. Louis yesterday to i1spcct tho
accommodations and garrison NJ Fort lcaNruworh'
Tho white Stockings, OF Chicago, plHci with tho
Lee CLUB, OF New Orleans and boat thea hy Asc1ro VI
u 10 H.
Tho Concord Railroad Ring have OG, red HOO
retainer to General Butler 10 act for them IN tno
annual meeting OF the corporation.
The muiillted body of Barney Brady, workman
In the Cambridge Glass Works wa found m the Charles
river on sunday Asnsptciou OF murder Il eh"r'Ahcd'
The case of Charles W. Jay, editor oi the t"i0n
Sentinel for libel upon Judae NaAr oi the IftC fa'TE
can, is to be tried N tho Mercer County Conri N''r
today.
The Governor OF Massachusetts, the MAYORS u
Boston spTlnGncld and other citlrs. ana several pIo
nent OF that state. Will start oA the %d NS1" On -
az CAlloTnkA-
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THE BALL AND WICK ET.
Cricket on ~. Georges GrOund-fiue Play
Between Married aad single.

Cricket on ~. Georges GrOuni-Fine Play
Between Married aad Single.
The match between the married and single Of
the st. Georges Club was played yesterday on the
Club Ground in Hudson City. Although both sides
played man short, a really good game was got
through Play commenced with the single ones at
tue bat, and very good score was made closing at
ia. More than half OF these runs obtaine by
Young Carpenter who scored 50 In nne STYLE prinei
pally BY hard straight hitting, and carried out bis
bat, thus fully bearing out the good opinion OK
pressed OF bis play in Tux SUN mst week. Mr.
Cooper obtained - before ho was out, his innings
being masterly display OF the scepce Of defence"
The married men only got to H. thus leaving the
youths yictors by large majority.
On this side Morley the Club professional, headed
the list with %, his fellow pro" Doyle, scoring
just half that number Carpenter also distinguished
OF tho eight wickets, four of which we're clean
bowled. Hatneld, OF the Mu,uals, also played on
this side, and.though lie did not obtain any runs,
showed some brilliant fielding, titus proving that
ball play has not thrown out his hand for cricket.
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UHALL'S GREAT BANQUET.
THE VIEW OITY DxgNIrA RIEs HOB-
NOBBING IN DELMONIC0,S.


The mest Oessiy Dinner OF the Dsy-Te the
seu ~ omc'.s no n.ae
p..,n ~" C--.s...s.
M.wo, Ihr.hsr. o,tIsu .n,.r,.;n.a A.. ,..a
~, w-,~..-, -. n,,.u
pete omner @De'mon'cosh FIRM svenoes Obah'
who n as acknowledged 0ourmdnd OF the nrst
vstes suoeyinte nteuSed ali ths .rr.nyements IN mar.
~. =. .s,- -. o,r,e,, ~~-.-,-.r..
son. ~ n needless 70 eoa tbet " Hal conrved 70
treat the thirtyhve politicians who were his quests
In th. ,ost ns~r,ace,t h.noust ava, .nro.d a., th,e
s".-N'. ~ WV VIZ
CITY, ie eoss being about N.<o
All the Invitations O'Hsil sent out were OF course
nromp,lv accan,.d
FSp.' soeop'o.-
hr. Swecny, the brains OF Tammany, vino had
nevcr In his life mustered sufhccnt patience 10 ait
an, a.. a, ,.... ,..n,o,.n,. a,.,.. 60. n.r...a.a
~. ~. " .'""o''' ~ ". ~
by OHsll TO break the Ice end come TO tiis dinner.
The modest Hugh Smith aIso made Lis dtbuf at
nnn,. .,,...
Pup,o onn|'
When became known that the great Peter wss
10 make ba 6r.t appearrnee nj the featlye board the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-10
OBITUARY..

The Hon James J. Austin died in Boston yester-
day
DIR. Daniel Tilden died in sandusky, OHIO, Sun
day evening,
The funeral of the late Rev. Archibald O. Foss, OF
the NJ. y. Church who died In Switzerland last month";
took place yesterday from 81. Pauls nj. H. Church,
FOGI III avenue,
The Hon. James Patt, President Of the Ontario
National Bank died 10 Oswego on sunday. aged 3D. le
was tne INST Mayor Of Oswego, aud was a. one time
State Senator,
The Hon Lawrence Brainerd, Of st. Albans, ",
died yesterday aged rs, In 1864 he represented his
State in the United States senate, filling tho vacancy
created by the death OF senator Upham.
While Mr.. Amos NJ. Sackett was inq uiring yester-
day, for Mr.. Robb In the oihce OF NJ, B Huntcr Co.
he ie back suddenly and led OF disease OF the heart
MIR Sackett was tea merchant and formerly head
OF the house OF Sackett Becher Co lie was 81 yea
OF age and resided Al ui kast llath street
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JOTTIEGs ABOUT TO WS.
,rolman Peter Yule has been made Sergeant.

Patrolman Peter Yule has been made Sergeant
rhe first monthly pnrt OF PVnehindlO is out. Il
includes all the numbers publ ihod In April. Get It,
The Emerald has moved from the IrtSh People
of1oe In Pearl street 10 hnoxs Building IN Broadway.
The Bcwery lager beer gardens dispense the fluid
Of Gambrnus In competitive cheapnoss at two glasses
for 1ye cents.
Oneraiions have begun at Pier % adjoining the
wnliamsbuigh Ferry, on the New iork abutmeuts OF
TIE coopers in Rrigcs's shop wont on strike yes
teriay morning, In eonscq nence OF demand by Mr
Briggs for an increase Of labor
On Saturday the employees OF the Major q Knapp
Co dofaated those OF Maverick, stephan Co.. in a
game OF base ball, by "A u H.
,tg. Si' cyre Dion Of Non ~ this city instead
OF Chicago during the i'St weeS Ia May
The members Of Mo'ropolitln Engine Co. No I
returned Yesterday from visit to PhL adephia hear
iog with them new Amoskeag engine built for them
there.
WHY should not a coalition he formed by the anti
frer.I0ve lrruhicans and the liberal Democrats. with
view to the nomination OF the Hon. Charles s. Spencer
Horace Cooke the lto errng pastor OF Seventh
street NJ r. church seems 70 be hunted by the tate.
man, he nnds 1t impossible to get ~! tningto do.
An old man Of scaniy and squlii attire, name
pnkn9wn sudashly aed m aStlIcTy owned bY Jas'
The body was taken 10 Bellevue TO await the Corners
action.
At the baptism Of Prof. Doremus's baby on Sntur,
day, when Mons; Catacazy the Russian Minister, and
other distinguished guests wore present, The whole
house and the gardens were Illuminated with The oRy'
hydrogen gas,
The Executive Committee OF the United States
have published cal to the Amerc peope 70! con
Vention tho subject Of the Indian d,thc ultes in
Cooper Institute, on May IL.
Elizabeth Lester, the reputed wife Of john l..
StenhaTdt, q seventh War1 politician, OF 1856 Henri
street arrested last evening at tho instance Of Mr.
Eph. sIcnhardt, and while locked up IN the Mai son
drug. She was taken to Bellevue Hospital.
Last evening. at n Essex street, the John Scott
Social Club elected OH, cls IA follows; Alderman Ed
ward Welch, rresldont George 7 Ietters IN. Vice
President William II McCOTke, Recording Secret Rry
VIM. q, Cover CorresDondlng ScCTctaIyi Aonlo
Truesdell Treasurer Edward J. Knight, W. Hall am
Blown, Sylvester n. Nolan, John - witt aud John
Harrison, Director. The headquarters are 81 the
PruAaiAn HouSe. urOonlo street
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The National Woman Suffrage Association met
last night at the Woman's Bureau, to consider the
question OF ainltating with the American Suffrage
Association Of Boston. Missouri, Michigan, Rhode
Island and Virginia were represented. 1t was de-
ciied to have the anniversary sessions OF the Asso
citation to-day and to morrow In Apollo Hall, and TO
The majority sentiment was strongly In favor Of
retaining either Mrs. Stanton or Miss Anthony at
formed
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An USEME EMS.
Booths Thcstre-Mr. Clarke MS Bob Tyke
and Babiugton Jones.


and Babiugton Jones.
Mr.. Clarke displayed last night the two ex.
tromes OF his caIaei,y a. an actor. In Morton's
comedy of The School OF Reform " he took the
part OF Boo Tpte, aud lent an interest to that anti
quntc cd and artificial comedy which alone saved It
fiom being unmltigated bore, His impersonaiion
Of the rough Yorkshireman-at first villain, but
when repentant atd reformed. honest and hcatl-
the work OF thorough artist, and ELECTED fre-
Quent and sincere applause His great points were
the recital OF his departure IRON England a
ported fclon, and seeing bis ihther fill fainiing on
the shore, his subsequent recognition of his father
in the mountain cottage and his refusal to comply
with hs former masters solicitation and aid him in
new crimes, These POINTS we're well and carefully
made, and fully sustained his high reputation.
But in Mr.. Brougliam's farce, "Amon. the Break.
er-." in the part or Darlington Jones' nobleman's
groom OF for holiday and mistaken Tor gentle
mau-Mr, Clarke touehod the summit OF drollery.
Ont OF the trinng snd weworn device OF pair of
trousos to tight to be easily sit down in, he made
continual anu cement. His faco play was also some
thing wonderful TO behold. The obsequi Ousnoss OF
tie servant the fefcompacent suiirk OF tho dandy,
aston snment fear horror, rage, and all other pos
siblc emotions were portrayed with yiydnoss that
len nothing TO be- desired. Every movement and
gesture provoked peals OF Laughter from the audi
encc, and the curtain fell amid general hllarity.
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WAS WILLIAM SHERLOCK MURDsR.
nd BIZ HIS BROTHER9

Or was william Drunk on tho Night Of his
Dissppcarsnoe t-whe Stole his Ovsr-
coat t-Hew did they Know that his
BODY Might be Found In tho East River
Yesterday afternoon, Coroner Keenan, began
an inquest In relation to the death OF William Sler
lock. whose body ~m found In the East River, and
who Cbsuncey shsCer charges was murdered BY his
brother for 10000 The following testimony was
tntsn,
Twep,v.nih street sherlock cccupisd 2 room n the
eI s o e. h.ss yss. f h as wsS wSs M 4
meals and ss Other tlmes no ste .. restaurant saw
s sg evening on as
months sS s %. T,s q
cosi over him. The ws. damE: snd was afraid
.SSss Sse s s.sSs s.s ss'f ss hin :. and
where q ci al
nor. t,Si ..S sS%S
sarss 6. oSs %esf on so sbss
c% ~ s;n e .s:" Oh % sSs
him 70 g out ana aGs King Ss shut Sa
fd .gs hpS him sS,ocr vas arss si0rs % 'oG Cd
e ~. fS o Ssrs 9. n,%, after h "''ro
m nIouT M ~ rHx rAsr RIVER;
told Mr.. Barrimsn that had heard this romark
syassSS sed e nss 'sS ccc o s The
day night above noted. In deponens auers paooi no
'Ps,roi@sn Psir,ck poiau testified ths. he found
near Fourteenth street the clothing was properly ar
ranged on his person when found
o. nearly ?. oe 90 ssSiday
when he was last seen alive. - go.
Hannah n. Holmes Of SS4 second avenue, tcstihed
two days previous 10 his dsappearanoe he was in he
usual health on the Saturday evening followIng hs
sster told the that he YES missing she coult
S sas ms as ysd Ss So
rom WIN 69ra, Zatd, Informing her that n Sherlock
had not gone to Eastport, his body
WOULD ps POUND IN rua RAsr RIVER;
made other inquiries Of Julia and Theresa sherlock
about Shorock they told witness TO 20 over and Rsk
stel hen sherlock brother Of the mlsnE man ths was
him what he had heard about the body being In the
East Rver he said was not there's he added that he
was not through with Sh1rocki
.- Hg MEANT TO oBr EVEN
with HIM sherlock had once locked him in thcLudlow
street jail deponents sister. Mrs Emma Tabor, was
with her at the time Of The interview; witness has tod
several that tho body In u'e East River.
Mrs. Emma Tabor, Of SA Second avenue, testined
that she her sister TO the house OF stephen
sherlock and nsked for deceased, william Sherlock
she said that william Wa out OF the city Tor Few
days; she ADDED that she was sorry
THERE WAS DIFFICULTY
between her husband and william.
WIN. I. hckv, OF c. Clinton street swore that Two
previou. to sherocks death he ldeponerO help
cd 70 take him 70 the BnghAmton 1nepriate Asylum
the way dellrtous, and his companions
had 10 hold him 10 prevent MS jumping from the csrs
koot sober about year but again began drinking and
the witness never saw him sober amer that time.
Al this point the inquest was adjourned until ono
o'clock on Thursday afternoon.
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THE SEIZURE OF $. RAPp,s CIGARS.

MIR. Rapp Arrested. and Released on
$4,000 BRiI-Ingenious Attempt to Com
ccal the News OF the Seizure.
The cigar store OF Mr.. s. Rapp No. rs Fulton
street. which was seized on Saturday afternoon b,
tho revenue oflcers, because OF a quantity Of
smurged cigars and tobacco that had been found
there, is still closed Mr.. Rapp himself was ar
rested yesterday morning on a charge OF using
stamped boxes more than once for cigars. He was
taken before Commissioner Shields and released on
finding bail for t2,0O0, The revenue officers we're
yesterday taking an inventory OF the goods In his
store.
An INGENIOUS attempt was made on Saturday to
keep the fact OF the seizure concealed. Il was IN
the afternoon when the Ulcers made thoir appear
ance, and mme iaisly upon the closing OF the store
aud the putting up OF the shutters, notice
hung on the Goor that hereafter this store will
close at O'Clock 7, NJ. on Saturday." Most busi.
being done In the retail cigar trade at late
hour as O'Clock on SATURDAYS, this notice naturally
excited the ris by Of all who saw II, and at once,
like a orm-hole In the skin OF an apple, made 1t
evident that something was wrong within.