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Last Eyep,pn,s Quotnt;ops.

LONDON, Oct. 20--5 7. M-Consols closed at 929lC9
92% for both money and account. United States
vetwenties OF 1862, S92s OF 1885, old, $50 of 1867,
90H ten-forties, S94. stocks firm Erie Railroad,
1877 Illinois Central, ia; Great Western, 30.
LONDON, oct 20-Evenlng.-Linseed OIL e29 So.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 20-5 P. M.-Cotton closed quiet
mddling upands S&d.; middling Orleans, sgd.
The sales amount to IL 600 bales including 1000 for
export and speculation.
California Wheat los. 1Od; red winter, los. Id. a
los. I'd. Corn, 29s. Spirits Petroleum, Is.
ANTWERP, Oct 20.-Petroleum closed quiet.
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.
! MayfiOWer, FultZ, New York, W.

Steamer Maynower, Futz, New York, w. P. Clyde
n Co.
Schr Lucy, Larkin, Boston, Souder q Adams.
Schr Mary Ella, Thomas, Bath, Sinnickson 4 Co.
Barge Mary NcDougal james, New York, do.
Barge r. RR. No. s4, DAILY New Haven, do.
Tug Thomas Jefferson, Allen, Baltimore, with tow
OF barges, w. p. Clyde * Co.
Tug Chesapeake, Merrhew, Havre- de-Grace, with a
tow of barges W. P. Clyde Co.
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do. 1854 III 111@1l1X; do. 1866, l19@1i0ll; do 1865
new, 1l0x9h0%; do. 1851, do. l1oN@110k; do 1885,
do. 11OS@nO7S; 1O-4Os, 06%a106X. q. s. 80 year
9 per cent Currency, 11l@111A; Gold, 112X@
1923; Silver, 1O7A@109; Union Pacific Railroad
lst Mort Bonds, sSo@s4O; Central Pacific Railroad,
MEssRs. WILLIAM PAINTER a. CO., No. SO 8. Third
street report the following uuotatiens-U. g. ss of
ulS@111A; do. 1855, 1l21S@1l2A; do, July, 1885.
1l0K@l1OS do, July, 1851 11OT@11OS; do. July,
1865 110ss6110a: Sc 'O40 1O6 aie6 <: U s. Pacific
RR Cy. IS, 1l1ha1l1A. Gold, 112ka121A.
NARh q LADHER, brokers, report this morning
Gold quotations as follows:-
1000 A, ,M..........1 113aI III .35 A. M .......1I1N
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STATE OF THERMOMETER AT TEE EVENING TELEGRAPl
OFFICE.
IA. M.........5OI IL A. M......57 2P. MID
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
(By TeLegrdph)
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. ....... .oCToBE

NEW YORK, Oct q. - Arrived. steamship Aus
traa, from Glasgow.
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING

Steamer A. c. Sinners, Davis, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to w: P. Clyde Co.
with mdse and passengers to A. Groves, Jr.
Bark Lepanto, Bell, 81 days from Alicante, with
old railroad iron and petroleum bbs to order
Schr General Conner. Cousins, days from New
buryport with mdse. TO Knight Sons
Schr M. NJ. Knowles, Small from Boston, with ice
Schr James Magee, Lynch, from Derby, Conn.
Schr Agnes Repplier, McFadden, do: g.
Schr Henrietta Simmons Godfrey, from Salem.
Schr Mary Haley, Haley, from New York.
Schr Almira wooey, WOoley from Dlghton.
Schr G. ]. Erickson, Smith, from Providence.
Schr Village Queen, Conkling do.
Sehr G. & 9. Brooks, Brooks, from Pawtucket.
Schr Alexander, Baker. from New London.
Schr Aid, Smith, from New Bedford.
Schr II. BlackmaD, Small from Warren Mass.
schr Campbell smith, from Boston, 9sona vvo,o,o
Tug Hudson, Nicholson, from Baltimore, with
tow OF oarges TO ". P. Clyde & GO.
Tug q. b. Hutchings, Davis, from Havre- de- Grace,
with a tow OF bargest TO W. p Clyde d Co.
MEMORANDA.
FIR. steamer st. Laurent, Lenaire, for Havre, cid
at New York yesterday.
Cruz via Havana City of Port au-P Prince, jackson,
for Portau-PTnce; San Francisco, Higgins, for
Hamilton. Bermuda; General Barnes Mallory, for
Savannah; Georgia, Crowell, for Charleston; and
Ellen s. Terry, Bearse, for Newbern, N. G., cleared
Bark Anne Augesta Davis, for Philadelphia via
MIX River, sailed from Kingston 9th inst.
Brig f. A. Barnard, Willeby, hence, at Barbados
Schr American Eagle Mcfarland, from Calais,
bound to Philadelphia, at New York Yesterday.
sehr John s. Lee, Van Glider, rom Gardiner, Me-.
scbr John stockham, Price, hence for salem,
passed Hell Gate yesterday.
MISCELLANY.
Schr Michigan, Pickering, hence for Boston, W IN
a cargo OF coal abandoned at sea Sth inst.. in
sinking condition; crew taken OIL by schr W. q:
Bartlett, hence for Boston The Michigan registered
100 tens AID was owned " {. r. P!cke1.ns, y. Dses
Isle, Me.
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House, and ordered to a third reading, was placed
on i,S final passage todav: The biw wNs read by the
oierk ,hc th'rd time, but before the ayes aud noes
we're called, Mr. White arose and was proceeding to
oppose the measure, when Speaker Hitchmnn In.
lormcl him that the rules permitted
NO DEBArs
on bill after IL had had Its Hna reading. The
Clerk then began To call the ,oll The title was
looked for with anxietr, and members began TO
gthcr around tue Clerks desk uud keep a tally Of
The vote as 1t progressed When the name OF Mr.
Jacobs was called he asked, What is thus bill
orr j." TO build new Court House IN the City of
New York." answered the Clerk. 81 vote no."
quickly responded jacobs. I've have had
ESouGu OF NEW corRr HOUSES"
The entire Kings county delegation also voted
against 1t, a. did Speaker lItchman. The bill was
lost by the emphatic vote of sixty TO thirty.fve.
Mr.. kicrnan changed his vote and moved recon
sheraton, which was tabled. The action OF the
House oh this question Is iorefunner Of Its
course on
ruR RiNG's GIGANTIC JOBS.
This measure would not have received twenty
nan, who introduced II. Many OF those who recorded
their votes in the affirmative say that they did 50
oUly out tf courtesy ~ MIR. kicrnan.
uoNlsr JACOBS AGAiS AyTER the RHO.
Mr. Jacobs. rrom the COMMITTEES on Ways and
Mclus. reported to-day the Annual State Appropria.
ton hill, and made u reduction Of tiOO,0D0 from
general not be over tircc-Qutrtcrs Of mile for the
nnd, The oniy iuportint increase made was in the
saarc7 OF The judiciary, Which wh- caused by the
constitution. The Committee reduced the expenses
o. o. schools 1000; of printing, $4,000 Of State
Prisons SlO1,hO, ana charitable Institutions
tlOO.OOO. The last reduction was made by
LOOPING orr SOME DEAD BEATS,
who have heretofore obtained gifts from the Legs
lature under false prvtcnccs. Tho interest IN the
sn," debt is reduced sln,co0. 1t will thus he seen
that Mr.. Jacobs Committee means to practise econ.
omy and re,renchmen,. MIR. PlunkeU introduced q
i,en,yard petition IN favor OF his bill for grading
eemhly HcSsiOns Wns las
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A BURGLAR Caught while Saving his way
Thronah tho Rloor Of n GroccrN.

Al about II o'clock last night an alarm was
raised ia tie large groccry store 2aI Third avenue
that a burglar wss IN the cesr btlow. clerk
who slept In room behind the store heard 4 noise
that rcsembled saving. which seemed TO come from
ABORTION Ofthc hoor between the and the bar
reis behind it. lie informed Mr.. Holweg the propri
etor, md another clerk, und the three armed them
selves with bottles 20 be prepared for the unseen
fee koundsmen Trpp aud Nicholson, upon being
nonhed. entered the cellar with lights, aud found
the burglar in q corner at the further end He had
bored out square In the floor OF the. store above
andbsd begun to saw II out In the cellar were
f0ahd his toolr, consisting OF q brace, blt ch,scl
saw, and iuur small candies. They were entirely
new and had evidently not beer used before. When
he saw the policemen he said coolly: "All right,
man. stouy built and short lie gave his name us
Charles Williams, OF NeWburgh.
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BROOKLYN.

Mr. John Zundel, orgsnst OF Mr.. p Bergncr, r,
yolonccst viii play at the usual concert Al PlynouH
Church, brooklyn. 10 day, at four O'Clock.
Anson l.. Bo>twci was com nittcd TO axait tho
actioh OF the Grand Jury yesterday by Justice
% the charge OF attempting to pass forged cheek fo
80 on the National CITY Bauk.
The Brookyn Fire Commissioners ask an appro-
rfiston OF tSonl for the currynt year. They recon,
mend that on and after 1871 be appropriated an.
nnallY for the purposes of the department.
The daughter Of Mr., Henry A. Richard. OF Checva
place, IA scrously III. Her phi, scians atttbute ths
cause 81 her illness 10 III treatment and unjutt punisk
school No. 10.
The cost Of widening and opening Ninth avenue
non the plaza Of the Park to the circle At the vesers
angle OF the Park ~ 18th street and Of Fnoonth street
road. Sl,Ji0.
John W, shcnnNn, OF % Washington street, New
YORK was arrested yesterday for passing several
checks on ne Nassau and Chatham National banks snl
upon w fettt, OF 6,3 Myrtle avenue lie pleaded
guilty before usticc Walsh, aud was committed.
burglars and sneak thieves seem TO be hnyins
everything their own way In Brooklyn. The rcstdeacS
OF IL g. Wood, No IS Third st, Was robbed OF g. ID
worm OF property on Thursday night also the house o
Mr sSpapldns' spa No nelmonico place OF 900 WORTH
ton street, OF stock TO the value OF tin.
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PERSONAL ISTELLIGEYCE

WIN Cunnlbaok, recently confirmed Mnistcr e.
Portugal will probably decline,
Bishop Tache, Of Red River, arrived in Montreal
on lhursday evening rom Rome, via Portland
John W Draper has been chosen President o. the
Noropol'ian Horse RAroad In Boston In place OF the
late Mill AIN Cumstono,
The Hon. John r. Hale, eI.MInSter To Spain, I, 10
have puOiic reception IN Dover ~ H., on hts return
and will run fol tile Legsiaure.
1t is reported that the fortune OF the Hon. simon
Cameron has received an addition OF million roin the
estate OF his decreased father n'law, Mr.. MoOornick
Cons Mcclellan, Fremont, O. W. Cn-s Of Pa, W
u Cobh OF wis, Fullerton % St Louis, c; VI Clay OF
Yeluan arc IN tho clll'
Dr. samuel Bard, nominated by the President
yesterday S as Nc gSvsgoor & M Gf dhs wa; s editor Of
has res! led In Georgia the last twenty aye years.
A lodge OF Good Templars was instituted here on
lTsaE eu%ESs ssss %s sSc:cd pTGu SnG S'FtG1 FsrE:
" offs members are typos.
Capt Philip q, McQu-ton, late Of Battery d, First
HS % SSs rs Ssa ss s m H been M rotated
GATES - gave him handsome e5ortannsat ha and
chronoineter gold watch Su3 cham,
0cn Palmer yesterday removed rrom once the
Ss% Gs appontsg gtH by HdreS JsS.o snS: ben Sr%
he has been removed eghtren times, and though known
rniser's Department,
Thy Hon; uor,cC Greeley visited the Hon. Abra.
y, Was olo'eed with The Mayoi hall hour. MIR
f s pl liS Tytw sTyi ;i2;a;Gs &C. Ps.y q sS .era.l c
~ "a !he corridor wie'tned IN smles Pos; 6y tig IN
ICY S' 'O0"' W.T. '''0' '''' '"''"'' ne" CITY
~ nee Arthur Yesterday sent lis card to Mr.. Ar.
I'M r.3eaS nephew no Of me the late George rsHeody
W. sSody caeI AZ Inv. ..Nnoihtcd Tine and VI M
l.nero intS his presence in sdvsncr a,s,sss lsrrs
@ wIS "ff fass I .oa ST reSody D h.
.Sa to pHS0H s & OF No s which s
fpr N"i rslstlVs
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LAB0R HELPING ITSELF.
Forcing the Politicians 60 Recognize Work.
tngu,cn's Riahts-CapuaI taking Advan-
tagc OF the Depression In Business-


Forcing the Poitticisns 60 Recognize Work
ingmcn's Riahts-CapWai taking Advan-
tngc OF the Depression In Bnsiness-
Attempt 20 Restore the Tcn-IIour Ru,e.
The Workngmcn's Union met last night. A
resolution denying ithe tclcgraphers Representation
was tabled. The pissterers report dullcr times than
In any previous season In II last twelve years. and
that the employers are taking advantage OF II and
trying TO restore the ten hour system. The United
coopere. No 4, meet with much oppositiou frou the
Judiciary Committee and Mr.. Field, i,s chairman.
to the passage OF the bill resrninng the use Of old
or secondhand barrels. The paper staining trade
Ia very dull.
The iron moulder. arc still on strike. Their dele.
gate reports that jackson & Co. have only ten men
employed; that ho keeps these ten in a stable nttcd
up as boarding houso, and will not, except under
compuision, allow them leave the premises. Two
members Of tho society were arrested for having
come dniculty with the Waterman employed in
Jackson's foundry. One Of tlcm was hnOd $40: the
other held In $50 bOll to keep the peace for twelve
months.
MIR. Jcssup. the delegate to the wotkinemon'-
Assembly. reported this session TO be one Of tho
larges. and most Harmonious meetings that has
ever been held. All the bills authorized by this
Union have been sent to the Judicinry Committee
Inc Arbcter Union sent bill IL for tho prot ction
OF trunnt children, and 10 have them taught trade
lie SAID that MIR. Afford was much against the old
burrcl bill that Assembymen Hcnncssey, CIR r!ham
and the representative IRON Elnrn were mncu In
mvor OF the passage OF the bill relating to the
provemcnt Of the condition Of the laboring glasses
Mr.. Young, who was before the judiciary Commit.
tee said he was asked why tho workingmen were 40
much Interested IN the repeal Of the conspiracy law
and that the members seemed muon surpr sed that
men had been arrested for forming trade leagues.
committee OF four was appointed to look after the
bills on which ection not taken In the Lcrisla.
ture. Resolutions for organizing political organl.
zaion In each assembly district Of the city for the
purpose OF electing the workingmep's candidates
were deferred until the next meeting.
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OBITI IfRY.

EIM,yor Harwood, Of Joliet IT., died on Tues.
dsy
The estimabie vii. OF the Hon. samuel T. Mad.
doS Mcnber VI Assembly from Seventh District ut
Kings county. died yc'lerdNy afternoon after a brei
ulncfs.
Mr Richard Stout's funeral took place yesterday
from the Raptist Church IN Madison avenue and was
largely attended hS mercantile men. The boay vss
buried 10 Ureeuvooi
The funeral OF eI-Iudge Moncref took place yes.
terdny. from the Reformed Church. In Wash nston
squAre, wh"n the Rev lr Hutton delivered an anpro.
pirate rddrcss lie was years OF age but unmarried.
III. funeral took place In Hi.enwood rhe funeral was
well attended nv th' beach and bar. among which
were Judge, bueWor,h harker, Clerke, Woodruff aud
Slauson. and msny other promnent persons The rt-
lowing named were psiI bearers; Judge Brady Ilc.
corder hscactt' Judge barnard. judge Monell. Mr..
Brown. aud the Hon. b. Macialn.
MIR Henry A. Wilmerding OF the auction house OF
Mmerdng, HoLuet 4 Co, died At III, residence. in
W"s IhirNnrsi suest on Thursday In his sixty
year He vas born In thi.cy and IN eary lie learned
lAy!nT,on county New York. and entered into bust.
York, and formed an auction psrtner,hp. which he
maintained with little change until the time OF hti
death, Last fAl he contracted lung diaoaso, which
hA-te1cd bis deAb. He leaves his family In Rfluent
circumstances, His funeral Will take place from hrst
Church fnh avenue and Thirty aft6 street. on Mon.
uaN mi
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JOTTISGS 1BOUT TOVy,
Smallpox IL abstlng.


Tho steamships Cimbria and Leo aud brig F.nnx
the latter from Rio Janero. arrived last night
Policemen Keen and Skelton, r' Brookln wer,
dismissed iesteTda! Tor beng .ncir post aud
The Union Republican Association OF tho sIs.
TENN Wsrh m M hst night discussed tho question OF ,hi
The Commsndant at Governors Island Is reqnireI
of ssS,e e, osGn pG9re Judge s'hon5 on wr
under 81, should not no discharged.
solomon Frank, Alonzo Frank, and VIM. Bet,ie
IN 500 6S each py 81 es 1,eS sr5s ns
not keePng proper entries on their books,
The sTgrlme1,s National Congress has elected
hnasa sprasue President and George II. smith SecTa
Meet oap on tho @ 1917
Tho nonsenslcal story Of fraud upon the Newark
rrea,ury, which Wy pnllished YESTERDAY morning bJ
Was made out OF whole clOth.
George Browne, q newly arrived Englishm an AZ.
Wnamssallsso lso% eo%h5maH TO N9,tngnap Castle
lleNed VI eloNen soyerelgns.
Vincent Zanroni, an Italian sailor, belonging to
Ses snf e inyaa fGan 0m % ScRoi now At pier Easl
cargo yesterday afternoon, and was fatally injured
The concrete pavement now being laid Ia F1nh
strert is known as the Evans coucrete il costs ths
sly nothing. and laid down by permission Of hsJoi
Ths pow holders OF DR.. Thomn-ons Broadv vay
Innernacle IhiIty'Iourth street: hye. by ansniuoas
ing so that strangers may enIer and aEo sucA
Isaiah Tottcn died yesterday in the Dusne stroet
Ho,pital. having ialen tur9ush ,he hatchway OF I'd
Hudson street The 'uty consured the lessees Phinnl
EvaGs. for not putt ~ W proper barriers around TIA
hOBtways,
The Erenin1 Tts' IL Informed that the good ola
man deceived ~ t%qiter when he assorted that 70
new itAuds have oen d covered IN the Custom House
porter Of afy gools,
the proposed reduction In the import duty on ci.
gaIs and tobacco nom tS to ~ per pound from 50 TO
Genus "a raorem was stoutiy ressied last night BY %
kM ManhaetnIets, meeting at Cooper Institute, ~
dusirial Interests IN this business. "
Tho Old Knlekerbookers, q military company
organized In lsi1 gave their Captain. John Garland
ESQ, handsonicly mounted set OF Tesolutions iasl
sVenng, Mr. John Nugent presided. and Mr. itoodors
company
-, AZ the meeting Of the National Board OF Fire
Unaer wr,ers YESTERDAY tho question Of Iebste w1
ing to this oI Hartford and PhAdeipha. strongly
hsor Qf SLOWING the Iobsto to brokers' aud aprcd
a oiLs' Tue w Ssse 10 fav0T Of so~Sg Il " DEokcH
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MR.. STOUGHTON TO THE PRINCE.
Brilliant Gathering In q Finh Avenue Pa
iace-Army Onicers In Full Cuiform-A
banquet for the Gods-subseauent Mt Honors
In Aueea YIetarIa In RraalIx,


brilliant Gathering In finh Avenue Pa
lace-Army Onicers In Full Cuiform-A
I'm ne, for m. 4. s,h...,.n, n.....
a., 49,. v,...-,- a.. .---s-,
~ S"een ''o'or's 10 "rooHpn'
Prince Arthur and suite were entertained last
eyening n, dinne, nv N, X w s,orgh,o, ,u h,.
- " - vs. ''' ." "''
mansion, VI fhth avenue. There were present Ad-
miral Godon. Gen. Mcdowell Mr. VIM Il. Astor
AZ. W p, d. - CO.,
mr. "m' ~ Evar~, hr' a. ~ Low, Mr.. Sidney
Webster, Col. Stoughton, nephew OF the host
Judge Woodruff B,shon Potter th. pr,r..
- N' ''' Nue fi"'''
Win COL Elphnstone, and Lieut'. Fitzroy and
Picard, MIR. Thornton, the British Minister lis prl
x.ts secre,arv Nr Trcrch ora C.,,,,, W., -.
N'N"' N "F'N "'u wv
Mr. Fame OF his Legation. Mrs. Stoughton was the
only lady who atiended md sat Mt the foo, of tho
,.h, ~ o,.,. - :. 49,,
''o,o' mr. o'ous"'on oe'us ~ 'he opposne emo
and the aoral decoration. abundant and bc,,,;,,i
. g., A., a.. III -, =, G. Al, o. - .
- vu :, w. "a Plneu WOO sa'e .ne Sueen as the
II. IA 80 NJ ~ us, u,ns Ioon the IIlnec taxing
nns h.s,n ~, 49,, hsa hps on nis ,ui; nc uln.
h.if 80, e,,ft " u N"''e eoo"'
son at, nir. r,.s,s ,o, =, oyo,,,n ,.., 49,.
,n.ry,,s a,,,, - a., " " a. ~ e,'nl"t t rsiV oessn
dan whom M. pr,nc. srcsi. ,,is & "s S. & M Sns,
a. r"cent h,,i,nS c6mnar,ar ' Tha ,e ~ ~, = u,sy @
tvo hundred IN nn5,her No,,c.o ~. .,nNn. ,ns ers
vera Admiral Bell ami C,nis C,nss srd p"s,us,m 49,, ~
Of Inc navy q, ma UaneorL yog,i.s snd Ns,s n,,,
numerous snbordinsto army ,Y3 nav oc,ccr. M. M
CI.Ience sew"rd ,ns Tsmlv NJ p,hanS me- -, ni,
host of eentl.msn and ele,aat ad,es in nr,v't. NM.
Tn. ofbcers we're IN fnIl Uniform I'M pr,nee
the mariner OF Mrs Stnughtnn I'm inc oncnins ~
c,r. "a. spb.eon,ntlv ,ooL ,,r,.s tn , ,s,,ao -.
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CrPIOSITIES or CRIME.
Tar Policeman who wn. Brtbrd with n Con-
temptblr F,fty Dollars.

Tar Policeman who wns Bribrd with n Con-
temptble F,ry Dollars.
Policeman John VI. Crawford. Of stupid old
Captain John J. wiamson's command wa. pr
soner yesterday at the Toubs before Justice Dow.
ling, The charge was that he had taken so small
sum as go for -upprc--ing evidence against man
who had been IN the business OF passing counterfeit
fractional currency Long before Crawford was
taken INTO Court, long, giunt. hidrous figure en-
tered the Tomh~, frightening Oh the small boys who
were pay ing under The massive portals OF the K.yp
tan edincc. The scsfecrow figure WIS recognized
as that of scnilr captain John. Ju.tice bowling ro
que-ted the captain 10 step behind the desk. and
thcro ne was he'd no to the gaze of the crowded
Court a. the incompetent Captain under whose train
ing nm omceT hat suffered criminal TO escape for
contempube 80, Amer the testimony hal been
taken, the United states ruthoritIes dec nipg to
take co2nIancc ~ the ca'e Just at this time Justice
Downing icluNh mlru-tcI the $50 with the aged
Captain, but carefully impresslnc upOn his mind
mclnWhHe tue ilct that Che ~ wore the evidence
IN tho case Wilkinson took the money and de-
parted With the delinquent officer, To whom he sd
ministertd. NJ soon a. he was out Of the Court q
few Cd d-ns. Captain williamson then went up
To the Police Central Ohico With Crawford and
handed the go TO the Police Superintendent. aud
toe triai OF oaicer Crawford was set down lor Non
day next.
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REDDY THE BLACKSMITH.
The Coroner Loses q Job-The Good wife
Of tho Had Msu-Levce OF Politicians at
the bedside OF the Pretorian-Chance Tor


The Coroner Loses q Job-Thc Good wife
Of tho Had Msn-Levcc OF Politicians ut
the Bedside OF the Prctorian-Chance Tor
tho November Election.
The injuries sustained BY the rcdoubtable Reddy
were not serious as was at first supposed, and
there Is q strong probability that he will not only
recover, but that bis face viii not be
diafgurcd. reporter OF his old friend
Tux SUN, called at the Hospital last night, and
was shown into the accident ward, where Reddy is
coL6ncd. Mrs. varey, his faithful wife, was by his
side, looking extremely WE'LL and in excellent spirits
OF the improved condition OF her turbulent husband
She was very chatty, and evidently of the opinion
that William IL not bud man by any means. and Ia
great d, al deal better than those that Il liked about
him.
Reddy was awake and talked clearly and plea.
sanity with the full, strong voice OF healthy man.
and his eyes shone clear and bright, though they
wero evidently recovering from q shockingly black.
ened condition. There was considerable sticking
plaster in strips his rough and ready counte-
nance and the left side OF Ills upper lip had fe w
stitches in II, but Reddys hcsh IL OF the real fight.
ing kind and mends with the rapidity usual to the
class. lie reco2nixed the reporter at once and told
him that he had no knowledge whatever OF the
dghi that h, had been drinking ale at his own place.
ana then champagne d3~n town with a friend. md
had Lost oil lie felt all right In his
head, in spiIe of the 20 hnE Snd the glass and
his Jeff bRnd, thou ii badly At the ball OF the
thumb. wns getting on finely.
Hnggerty. the ninn who had sielck htm, he said be
wouldn't know from Adam. He wants to 20 homo
thi, morning, though he received sycry attention
His wiie handed him a cup OF lemonade, and sue
gested that he had better not tax oh. he might
become tcvcrcd. And the warroi obeYed without
Ne his fee6 inquired ater by q crowd OF ponu-
clans and other thieves, but has not seen anv. MIR
brennan, the Police Commissioner, drops In every
nov and ten, to inquire amer his htle comforts
and sec That his wants are supplied lie is not for.
gotten by any means. Unlike Thomas scannei who
Ia the same building as Rcddy lies In n feycred bed
ntnoticed and uncsred for by those who once bowed
before him. lie II payed out politician Rcddy
will AhoTtb be Is useful A. ever.