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Movement TO set AsiG. the Mcfarland
Divorce.
Prom Ae IgdfdhaDoIa Hlryo, Jtpunrug y,

The Mcfarland richardson scandal has been
slightly rean mated In this community by the pneny
AAcs bore Of m attorney foT Mcfarland whose mis-
sion IN 10 ascertain II the Morgan county divorce
priey &C something OF that sort. The legal ge,itie
man AYERS that MsFArlnd, during the enIre period
OF ht wlibs reside nee Ia this city, watched closely
Ter sepe ihtinRNOn VI hcr intention 10 apply G,r a
diyore"; but ar tho saggci1us attorneys m her be-
nall Brought the sut In another county her
was completely hnnied, ami knew noanhg VI tho pro-
ceedingS nRalns. hun until after tho divorce ad been
derrrtg Knew nothing OF u, indeed until a very
sh"rI 'lmS before ths shooting m RiCRrd.on Which
~ alleged To hLVe lpsp done While Aekarlaud was
iaDer'nN und'p temporary insanity Huppruducefi bl
ms trcAt disappointment Tho gen fsmlu has mot
rttnrneo a. New York, but mas already laa ned q At
under the hNs OF our State tie divorce cannot be
set abide, ''' -
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Accurate Description Of IA Modern Editor,
FyOp he BcstGR Edeaa1 TfDfS

The Rev. Amos j. Cummings, managing editor
o. Tie New York Sun, ~ one OF the most rcmatx.
able prrsouaSos IN the newspaper prof ssi II. It,
nsver serD, but works for twenty 1--we hours cut OF
the twenty tour Hts editorial duties give him no
time "a eat hs meals regulay but he snatclcs tune
To dcVour a lNt'r sawdust bread tNice a DAY. uci,
very rapid Writer, using both hands himself on
different articles aud Debating lvp Others to unaI.
usnsts al !hs same time. Wlcn Mr. Greeley In out
ol i3Nr, hr; CumAlIngs Nnus his pohucal economy
articles ior the IifbViS, tie tSo editors ChCitluP
ientlelopnlohs on the gr,at gu, Fiiops OF tic day
oSsdes being very warm pei -ond fri, nds. For Ills
reason NJ Cummings if thought 10 INSPIRE mIny OF
The pleasant notices si Mr.. Greeley, which appear
IN the columns OF Tue SUs. Mr. 4. does NOT 20
out o. IHI SUE ofaco for his regular exercise, Drt
l. called upon about every Ten minutes TO h-ht some
one WHO lcTs 10 covhIde the editor In this WAY
he Keeps hs muscle aud science Nd and Is AFRAID OF
tilt WITH no Que, from john Morrssey and Henri
Ward Beecher 10 James Fisk ami the Rsv. Horace
Cooke.
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Under the pn rA regulations sine, the
adoption ct the w4.-hous. system. ml"rt.l
goods traMs.cric nom & a,..l orlrr stur =,
pr iTInl one store 10 auoi'. y Luyo been r.
novel by tho inn ,ft,E5 carts Tn, as.
pons,s b0,c boa Negotiated Jy the import.
rrs, Will, the ,.r'mru wcrs d, -gnatod b,
the Collector. Th'! gave BONDS. tor tho faith
lul performance %. th.r Guiy and received u
icons az Custom House ,artmen 7 his eys-
snn has never rsultri in any loss 10 the
Governm, EsPsEuc3 has shown thai
busing-s has bc'n facilitated and simll.0rd
BY it, In all CASES w!tepc gonds w.Ie 10 b.
transferred, the mpGior himself has executed
bond with hurctles On tho entry of such
goods for wurcAoUsr aud thus has bovn pli
parily in;or stcd IA the faithful AMI carrc,t
iischarge oi tho duties of his cartm9n. Al
though the cai,mcn were acting Tor the i'm
porter, and were accountable q him, ncuiv-
Ing pay from Linn for their services. they
we're in fact under tic control ui the Collector
Or his Inspectors. 70 all intcuts AMI pur
poses th,y Wtru toy'rur.. NJ odc,s
When SIMON DRAPER was made Col
hector, he attempted n change. Tho impor;.
era carmen continued 20 do the work, but
lhcy were reoo'r'dtp pay ten dollars each
for q liccnse. aud were compelled TO wear a
badge while on duty During PnEsroN
KINGS administration the polite aus made
q strenuous effort To obtain complete control
OF the business, bnt failed When lIENRY A
SMYTmE was appointed Collector, KEyEs,
DEAN a Co, II firm composed Of lawyers nad
politicians, through the influence Of Deputy
Collector personally interested, succeeded in
securing all OF what il known as the transfer
arting, Tao large shipowncrs, agents. of all
The steamship lines, and nearly 1900 cart
men forwarded their circumstances 10 the
Secretary Of the Treasury, Delegations visit
ri Washington, aud complained of the IN
Justice oil the change. Convinced of its i'm.
propriety, tho Secretary countcrmanIed Mr.
ShYTHE's order Tho majority of the cart
mon were restored to their former func
ions, aud supposed thot that was the end of
Inc scheme 10 turn tho business into the
hands Of the politicians
They were mistaken. Collector dRGS.
NELL entered upon his euties While he
was a merchant, he had vigorously opposed
the politicians In their efforts 10 secure the
control Of the cartago system. His mercan
tile experience and lis knowledge Of the
wants aud rights of the impqrtcrs created n
belief that no change would he attempted
" him Both importers and cartmen wcrC
satisfied that Mr. GmANELL would protest
then mtlrtois, as web Us the interests Of IL,
Goypnpcnl.
The politicians beset the good natured
Collector Ike swarm of huugry locusts
w seemed pqwerlc.sss; He gave way Con
Gary 70 all expectation, he has issued q,
sliei placing the Custom House cartipg in III
Bands Of sLe politicians. AMI depriyIpg hun
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While Mr. PETER BARR SwEENY has been
planting his batteries in Albany and intriguing
for the control of tho State Democracy, bo has
been quietly banked by sheriff O'Buts in this
city. II is now openly sverred that the Board
Of Aldermen has shaken or AIR. SwEssr's yoke,
and that II is now controlled by ,be independents
Democratic chicftains. Between the open rebel.
lion Of Senators HoRroS, GENpr, BLocp, and
CREAMEn at Albany, and the quiet operatious Of
Sheriff o'BREs's snppers and miners In this
city, We fvar that MIR. PsrsR BAER SwEESr IL in
desperate condition. When the rank and Gle
learn to disttust the promises Of party leader,
his dowDfall cannot be far distant.
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Downfall of tao Dominion.

Judging from present appearances affairs
arc in confused, If not actually disorgan.
isod state in tho now Dominion. Our Cana
dian correspondent informs us that honorable
Cabinet Ministers there M" all by the ears
and - ourselves observe that leading Cana
dian journals are iloundoring about, and even
turning complete somcrsaults at q furious
ratio. Even prominent private citizens talk
wildly of independence, annexation, any.
thing but remaining as they aro--nether one
thing nor the other, neither citizens nor
eolonists And 20 far Us tho Dominion Cali.
nc, IL concerned, It 10 o very pretty litlo
quarrl as il now stands
We have already referred to the religious
sido Of the question, and its immediate con-
nection with tho ancient French element of
Canada But now new element Of discord
has made its appearance. IL seems that when
Mr.. HOWE OF Nova Scotia was bought over,
and old Acadia stood bcwidcrcd ut his
course, it was distinctly understood at Otta,
wa that he should have his choice between
the Presidency OF tho Executive Council and
tho Goveunorship of Red River. But Mr. Nc.
pouoML had previously been promised tho
latter place. and he held tho Premier and his
Colleagues to their promise Accordingly,
Mr. Howe visited Red River on his own &c.
count, and II is now stoutly asserted by
the chief journal Of Canada Wet that
while there hc secretly tampcrcd with the
halfbracd Inhabitants, and was successful.
although he was o Cabinc, Minister at the
time, in actually shaking their loyalty to the
Dominion Government Moreover, Mr.. Nc
DoUoMl. now chprgce the Dominion Govern.
ment with having boon tho cause of his rebuff
by the NnnircGcrs Willie tho Government,
In turn, attribute his lnilure 10 bis own unwiso
acts, not ouly in the past, hut While at Pom
bina. 1t is, in fact, lucky thing for the
Canadian people that the Dominion pania
ment . suou To- be convened, wnep the truth
sf the whole matter ia sure To DO brought
ont. AT Present, however, the part played
- ',ne vprious lrick.tcrs now misrulinc the
Canadian people oprr,r. any thiag but ci,l
table, Il. 81 th%r ru,g ought to le spocd ly t,l.
minated.
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our NEAT AcQpIgIrIoK.


The Political Asepssinatisn o. tto bemtnten
hnE-rhe Intrieners en1 Feeves us
t"sn"n ."e re"s.o W ~ s.
..... s,.s
corrcsn orron.. ~ ~. ,.n
Mos,,. Ia, OF Evants move amaze of
''
late IN these northern htupde% since L last au-
dressed Won govcynmcn,al edairs ia tho bonlno
-. -. - -, - ~, -. ....,,..,., A.
na'o oecn growing moro ana more oonpno"'ou hs
one apJuth generally leads " or has " be foruned
by many more 40 ono fase or decetnil step on tho
part OF public man almost invariably leads 10 add-
tpna Intrigue, Ihavo already gwen you notion Of
the dseoi,sulnos. and dopb,o de.ling "a we'll IA tho
,,, 80 $500 NNs 800, :, :
uhpiushing corruption aud bargaining py "hhh VIC
present Government manpulators at the New DO
mlnon capital secured and have 90 far retained con
troll OF public affairs how unprincipled provincial
party leaders oonspired 10 share tho honors stched
IN n. nal, . a.. 81, .-.., 49,, ,,o confederation
Ven !" "e peh ai''"a I'm '"o ',,', -
inoVemsnt when, contrary to their political teach
ipgs the sobeme la,uod fa yor in spto of them both
In a.. - 49,. - a. a.. .,,,nto., ,,r,
~ '"' "o'her country aho 'n WIG Oo'o"'os' w"
VIC pro'p'e'o puO'e Opscs were e'oy ul"a,u, y,
,a.,u.,,-. -. :, a.. ,,..a..
"4AnipuF.'rS ehurey rcS'ru'csso' n'neSe' 'u"hese'
An mi. ho.,.,or ,s Yt,h,tn. t,soif uMnrd.r .t,I
10 "o"o ,,, = 20. ,-i'"s 49, Wv, -
aIcy ,a,rrao. The .,cro. o. other n,u'. sopest
n,trcn,,. or. 50, ,r,,x On, an, oe.ordin, y ,hs
80, -, 80 ,,,',
'N'k ma he OF tue INDUSTRIOUS anu plouulns COLO
nists arc likely 10 obtnn their rights The latter
u,sn,oa . =, ..,t...,,. -, 1900, ...,o,.-,
nv" "A"'"'t' w" a'''p'.' oO'' -
uoh Us astsppihg-stono thoroto; but II ~ no" DeinR
discovered that MI the f,iovcra of trick Sir John
A uo,,n,,a,, t., -, -, ,,s,,,,s.a. %
or,orsbins Vn "snse I p, ,h ,oes s''
AID a., any ~ .ap. Nv wy pupb,,. s 80 LIZA,
cal Isf,s v enA wy n'e .',ea ,h III
who once lad ~ Is,s thc covrtev in ,isy~aeS,ns
r,,noHJ Lsa W SaNe w. ,s IN ~ vi Sno,
and ieivsJ }s L,ns afrnsh into inc r,iayseJ pro
,.J us nNhs a.csn nv" w 80 hn,n,phS.
49, H. 1870 m, snv'uesp' 10 W ''' N''s "'
- ,, nisv ~ smene -. 49,. -, a., ,t.,,.o,
nntion ~ s ~, % vi si W "a ,nhra,S
,a.J AZ Wv nv Vhtt We IN sn III -,
,,. uss h'uEW ~ tuV nesu " Wv io,'1 1 ~,
Rrcuci Mno , snu M" .uo eu sum s, In ~
lcaN1F IL, WHO OuSc UilOHsfN ~
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FATHER MARTYRS WnrsKEY WAR.
All his Witncascs Non Ert-Thr Charge
Asniust Alderman Bnrker Intervirw
with Mr, pierrepoDt-Thc Examination
Paefnnncd- La rIl r,a q he q Tcai On sc.

All his Witncasca Non Est-Thc Charge
Asniuss Alderman barker 60 Intervicw
with mr. pierrepoDt-Thc Examination
I Postponed Barriers to be n Test Case.
Alderman Barkcr-the FIRST victim Of the Rev.
Warrick Martins Nhiskey rald-apDcared before
Commissioner Osborn yesterday TO answer the
charge preferred against him. Tho galleries 70.
served tor spectators were Oiled by the friends and
witnesses OF tho defendant, and the enclosure re-
srred Tor tho bar was occupied By revenue olbe RS
and lawycrs. Whom the case was called
Mr. Phrdy announced that lie WIS not ready to
proceed as Mr. Martln's witnesses not present,
aud they could not then DO found. He asked
that the motion be adjourned until the persons
whose testimony was necessary to support tho
charges which had be- made could DO brought into
Court.
MIR. ncll aud Mr. scdgwick opposed the nnplic1-
ton on the ground that their client had many wit
nesscs who were ready al that moment TO disprove
the charges. lie WIS Obliged TO compensate thom
for their Attendance and be hoped that the invcsti-
CATION might proceed.
The Commissioner, however, decided IN postpone
the examination, and thus enable NJ Purdy TO havc
attachments served on tic absent witnesses Of Mar
tin. lie asked whether the counsel Of Mr.. Barker
desired 10 riise any law points then about the
statute Of Limitations, az TAR 10 II might nosriblY
nrec, the case I'M NJ Bcl r. rrd TINT il the facts
IN he brought ont IN the evidence ~ ould render u
necessary ios him to prcsont any points, 10 would
do
Al tic parties then left the Court, Tlther Mar.
TIN ard Col. In NJ. WHO wtre present, watched the
proceed ugs with eager interest.
Shortly alter the examination, our reporter inter
Viewed Judge Picrrcport In relation to ~" course
TO he pursued H. N. other casea which have been
Instituted ny Martin. and his snthority for com
ncrelog .prOset utlous. In reply to qucs,on, the
District Attorney said;
I'VE Intend mt the cnsc Of Alderman Parker
shall decide all the rest. II We find that there no.
thing In tho elartes pr,fcITcd arainst Mr. Barker,
~ Ill not take up for Mr. Martin ="
RrrouTpR--Can yon tell mo VIII, Their the statement
that the Rev. Mr. Martin IA acting under the autBor
W Of the Treasury department IL true
JUNIOR PIERREPOsr-fIc ~ acting under the an.
'hcruv " tha old letter he rocivcd from tho secrc
tarv o' The Treasury some four months ago. lc has
recrlve' no further authority that know OF.
At this mQnenf Warfck Msrhn catered the hall
with fresl bundle Of nspcrs, and orr rcprcaenta-
tive lett bin awaiting tile val OF the Hon. A. H.
puruy
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Festival Of I'll I<u,ghts Of pvth ,,

Tho first rcgalia reception ofC.lauthea f,dco.
No 9s, X iglts Of PyiLlas, took place In i05 Grand
street, on Monday evening, and was Wen attended.
About 10 O'Clock after varied Programme
had Leen gone through with, bro. l.. T. Pike thu
V. OF Calautha LODI, addressed INC Grand
Chancellor, and In few well chosen remarks wei.
coined him to Ile sanciun ssnotorum aud present
cd him with a gold dial.
THIS elegant momonto IA about two and h,ls
inch'e In diameter, weighs two ounces and IL ice.
ened BY Din, bearing the inscription, " Y. CRlsnths
b. On the medal IL an alta al iolsUO having UPON
~ an open BIBLE with swords crossed and n skufl
with the ravs % the sun extending from taem o.
the altar = also tho following INSCRIPTION: "Pre.
senicd 10 Abram q. L. w, Grand Chancellor Of the
Grand f.odie OF New York, knights Of Pithias, a. .
token OF frateruni esttem" Under the altar ne tho
words ''Ca.anths Lodge. No. ", oil New York"
while on Zach side OF the altar inscribed Rs
names OF the donors; ". 2, l.. B. Pike; = . IL
=. BRIDE; w. C.. N. A. Lew; W. v. e., g. IL
Weoks." On the rim the three coioTs NJ 10 an
der-.red, ,ellow, auG blue on sho on,cr-o sde,
" Caiantla Lodge. No. 23." with a Knrlp. brSt n
arnor. The Grand G Enccllor responded VERY Aip-
ply. A1cr a-peli uf music and wong, a hounn6l
collation. wns set before the gaefts, TO Whicl tbsy
did ample justice. McTe staging was thea ndgsea
IN, and tho party broke up ab"ut o'tloch ssl
pleased with the evenings entertainment
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COLLECTOR niIIhY's KErENrr MAR
Important NLishes aud Tobacco seis-
Dr s-Gsuerrs 10 Ieagas with The
Mht-lcS Hing nrv-Ilou. Fr1uaS Ky

Important NLIskey aud Tsbuccs ssi.-
ur. s-t.suerrs 10 Ieagms with the
Whi-hc, Hing harvriIou. PrauaS TX
posed-Troubic Tor Revenue OmcIais.
Collector Daley Md chaSgss yesterday with
the U. u. District Attorney, against the stocks Of
distilled sp'r t. of John Tracy s. Co, H. Webster Il
Co., J. T. Boyle 4 Co, and Webster \ Co., dr al
legged violations Of sseiuns D. d aud M OF tie wv.
cnue laws The totsl inpun, s,izot was 1900 saL
Ions, OF which John Tracy & co. had ~ 10. and
Webster y TO- Oyer l3Oll The lalter had two suns
on Their preunsss. A. lhes we're ~ the fitu as well
AZ In the Thrty-seeoBd District, Collector lAiiley
could take no action IN the former, and eonse
quentlV he Ibid the evidence before the Dlstrict Al
torney Thct Official decided tint tie r. &c should l.
prosecuted, aph ordered Collector Mgilarg OF the
thh District ~ stse thor sock nnd turn II over Tor
for pture The order was obcyod.
Loula u. Wetmore Ard Ezra w. Harrington were
accused yesterday bGloIe iSmnIlsalanar Boits, Of
having falsely gagged whiskey on the poiut OF DO
ing withdraNn nom bcnd. The accused were
gougers pslar Colchester Sl,ook. under whose nd
n'lnis nation wes frequently thu case that when
sppleani received permit TO withdraw vhi,kry
stahdrG In bis name, gou, er was detailed to make
dus Inspection Of tie hpirits while in hond, which
might serve al biSis Oh which tho tax should be
paid. The gou-er would make . fdso gouge
to the Collector ~ bass for the lax,
ard gpothcT sauce, Ysich Was correct for thy own
er OF The NliSkfy. The GoyeI9m ut gauge Was, Of
corr Q, Iae sHt, md much NhskcY would thus Is,
care tafRiipn, II NSs for similar nracll1s whli,
under shook. that WemOre and Burlington We're ar
tested. II vas alleged Nat Wetmorc gagged iabbaT.
RES 81 Nhisk0y IN the bonded waTehdnsea ~ PEAR
street, and found them 10 contain " taa proof al.
White, and W Gordon, Fellows h McNil,ard, Wet
more regauged II, and reported 7s gallons less than
or the former occasion.
II was charged that this deduction Waa for the
purpose Of deffaudlnE the Government. while IN
eouuaop With che psrlies Interested, EuTTinHtsn
was accused 81 Eaqking $40 lsu els VI yh6key In
the bonded warehouse at 90 Broadway, upon lie
wiihdIeyal ssd Estugnips a gsugr 70 ths GoyeSn.
meat " but N,2tQ gallons, amer having previously
retained one OF C2,S7 TO the eWnCfs. ArneuT,
ffpkpgtop \ Ep+, and otleys.
Where ape rutpofs u Me probable arrest Of other
persons, both orical ana non-OniGaI. lilo dynn,
qneRts scent trouble AID arc nervous
SEIZURES have been male IN the ThirtY,second
Dlsrict, within o day or two, Of ten or twelve Its
~ virginia hnoklnx tobacco. netting l2epO pouals
~ weight 9nd N ABOUT ilQC0D value. The charge
MAS alleged unlawful processes IN paNuft Qpe.
Collector h1uey eonplAlRS Of ~ assertion In u
WpT9lpg IogIrql thai lls force Qf extra assistants
cost S200N a day, nG has he says but iw1lIl Ira
h4pdF. " ylsp he pagR 6yt $40 day c4Sh.
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More dreadful disastc rs from panics in
crowded theatres and churches Three or four
of them have been chronicled by us during the
present week. This city has so far escaped, but
is turn must come sooner or later. and when Il
does come, we predict that the Stad, Theatre In
the Bowery will furnish tho fret example. Three
thousand people packed into q building, with
but ono narrow pissaecwuy by which to escape
could easily be frightened by alarm Of fire into
tumultucus rush and II half Of them were not
killed. it would bea wonderful piece Of good luck
Every person who goes to such place does so
at his peril.
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SUNBEaNS.

A newly married man at Manchestof. n. H.
lcft 8 wife q few weeks aes On a prooo, t,.. Tam,
During hs antones be sent ner money ur n.f -uloft
Upon hs return, week 10 found that hs spent
II m sdung divorce, on the plea Of doserL D. aldus
niargtcd a-other mau.
"A keen politician in tho city Of G ,ssos
heard one day OF the death OF party opponent NO.
In it of mental abcrrition, had shot himself "N~
sgit nc Cate AVA thai Nay nv h,msoI, h,.ls1
vhh that hs aud tacn t~a.tlres days shoo.il .nans
us friends before he vent"
AT u ball IN high Ifs a Young man aud 40 Oh
gontleman seated meas each other were yaubssss
that Their Jaw bonea were N danger ~ 81 jooauoa
Arc 7ou having a good time ?" asked the MN. ~
low. Me? cot at uu'' Let's cututa,p" aCl1
I'm master Ibe house"
Alexis ~. Martin, whose side was .h tAay
IN isl In s7ch manner as to expose tho ~ 100 otlt
digestive organs To TIE Surgeons ego. Is sil yc la
well IN CHvtndsh. Few mon have done ul l,a af,as
advancement Of scIchce and no Que lruu.t, ,,efad
so much iuyoliutarllv
The Okolona (Miss) Immigration soestg
have succecdcd IN importing aboat six auad-sl nas
and swedes 10 tia. couty The citNens aig ps4ei.
aud property Is looking M. The Swtic. o.. . :. -
Dor thrifty aud trusty, and lands voEth 90 tN'o
$50 per acre siAce their arrival.
-Jamos W. Marshall. who first dr. ,eftl
sold IN California, At Suffers u.Ti Is s,n al. tie
now h'lnI 1T place called ke'ey's DLFiu'-. a. lido
raoo coun y He's upward u 50 years Of 1-t, no rw
rednocd Va circumstance hat. III IuIh feeble lcS
hsho1 10 work ior sis board asa clothes.
An entcrprisins resident OF Homo. Ia IN
norted cgrio Of tn Mplaysiap swamp snais ~
purr"s OF rGding The lice del,ls OF rats Bpt al, E.s
SKA ~ iuofh g mai hs the coming Of th' -,f'r'as'A
VINO tempted Eve INTO Their happy islands. ,'mPd~
u'e o"pei 10 'n'o" al LIE 'nRkes m'" me l'9loiaW
p"pnf'
Dir. Maidstone treats his GroepwiCh constiw
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TELJoGR1PH OPERATOR MISSING.
Traced to n Place Ia Upper Brondwny-A
Fortnight ouI of sight Was he Nnr-
dsrcd q nder thc snp position that no lad
Money!

ufrcd nder thc ubpositton tuut nc hNd
Money!
Charles William Croker, telegraph opera
tor, Of Waterbury, Conn, came 10 this cty ia the
latter part OF D'ccFaber. Amor short ,iIse he
moved TO his brother residence, is5 Fark street,
Brooklyn. Darng his cay At the reridencs Of his
brother he undertook to arrange come monetary
difficulties taat L.e family had with goa Leman
whose soto G,oy hsiG Tor a. UO. On Monday, the
10th OF January, Mr.. Croker weut 10 staten Isant
Jnd y5.ted the gentleman whose mole tbey held.
but TetuIn.d althout having etno,ed any Sgoeiaoni
except Tat the creditor had promised ~ sctIe on
tie 1T VI February.
On Tuesiay the ilth inht Mr. CIog Srr told Lls mo-
thor That he anxious to return to Waterbury, a.
ha'ing lnf man III bis place tel. porarliy, II was
bocrssaTy i.r him act back 10 balance the books.
lie wished 10 go away that night By the boat hu. hts
mother Der-uIded hin 10 rcAlIia until morning. lu
G. W. Crockor lett hrs bro,h,fs Iosidouc CO ia Broyk
Ign On Wcdn, sday, JaI. ~, arc A. NJ
Hccr'sscd the ferry AMI gtptto Clanln's store 10
visit friend, Mr.. William Wail,ce, aud took leave
t l0;S), intending 10 cteh tie i:,J .xUfcss tr.ia
irsn the New Haven depot
Before leaving Mr.. Wallace, nc said that he An.
tended to make q call IN Broadway, near Union
square, on his way 10 the depot. About q week
at rward his mother, not b, sri ia from hun became
anxious. and wrote 20 Wit,rburv Last Frld1y n
muiuu qnnlntlucs aropprl In TO know VII tLer
lhe family had y ard any. Iing about tim. Mr. Al.
gu-tus Crocher and NJ. JlcSsor, his unc.r thI
yirited the Hospitals aud Police Urgduu ,rtcrs hut
could 6ain no lpiermat W.
Mr.. Ct arles W. CrOcNer was a temperate m1n lie
DID not have n.uca mvn,y with HIM, but wore a very
hlnls ne gold wGlSL lis Jared hat lie Az beta
murdered. F