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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26

bill considered. and Mr. Kelley spoke at ength III
favor OF Protection to Home Industry.
serious riot lie In progress in Keokuk, IOWA. CROWNS
out OF strike OF the employees in the Governments
a powder mill exploded near Wilmington Dci',
killing one man. -= Two boys were seriously np"i'u
by boiler explosion at Oil CITY. Penn 60 "oi"""
and her child were burned to death IN cleve'anu.
Boston policeman is under arrest for picRlpe Pochc'
- The Chicago bankers have memoriaiiIed Congress
against the passage of the Funding bill
FL. Collector Bailey's defacaton amounts 10 about
si25Ooo 9= One thousand Cinnamon are 10 ouiiu 'no
Midland Railroad - The first detachment OF Hyde
Park a. CT colonists has sailed. =% Judge Bediord
has denied the motion TO quash the indictment OF
murder against Jackson == Charles Randall VINO
was shot when his father was killed by Buckhout.
testified at the trial yesterday 60 The Newark NJ r.
Conference continues in session. 80 Property owners
protest against the laying o. either the Neoson or star
ford pavement on Fifth-ave. == One thousand men
are out Of employment by the failure OF James II Prem
flee & Co. hat manufacturers. Gold, l123, ll2i illb'
Thermometer, %. 49. "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26

Major Generals to three and Brigadiers TO
ak, The annual expenses will be thus
reduced several millions of dollars. The
synopsis of the bill contained in our Con-
grcssiona report has nothing OF the Dropo-
siton to reduce the pay of officers; but we
are left to infer, by the repetition III the
paragraph following the bill of phrase from
Gen. Sberman's letter deprecating the proposed
reduction as humliating to himself and fellow
officers, that this important feature has Oeeh
omitted. We can hardly credit that Mr.
Wilson has not adopted the very just ana
liberal, though reduced, salaiy-llst fixed ny
Mr.. Logan part of this army salary-lIst IS
grossly cxtravagant, and, compared with that
of the civil service, out of all just proportion.
Let us have a reduction of the army and
army salaries too.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26

The Chicago bankers and merchants protest
TO Congress against the Funding bill. In spite
of their doleful warnings, we have no appre-
hension that National Banks will be found
closing their business the moment they find 1t
necessary to take the low-priced bonds which
the Funding bill provides for The country
will hardly be convulsed by the action OF the
House in passing the bill as it now stands or
that of the President in signing it, all of which
we hone for during the coming week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26

An appropriation of SlOOO,OO, asked Tor by
Gen. John Newton, to carry on the operations
at He'll Gate in this harbor, will probably be
granted. This work should not be permitted
to stop as long as the plans of the present en-
gineer promise to be successful in removing
the distractions. The difficulty hitherto mas
seemed to be that distinct series of operations
seem to have been carried on, on two or three
independent plans. If we can only have now
An earnest effort on some one plan, perhaps
we NAV the sooner see the commerce of the
world approaching the other end OF Manhattan
Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26

A woman named Mcclure was yesterday SEN
fenced to the State Prison for six years and
six months for the crime of arson. This is a
crime which, there is reason to believe, has
been very frequently perpetrated in this city
of late years, but which has rarely been fol-
lowed by conviction and punishment. 1t is
q crime for which severe penalties are more
likely to be effective in the way of prevention
than they are for most other crimes. The
penalty inflicted on the woman Mcclure ought
TO be widely known among women Of her kind.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26

The BARRIERS are to hold mass meeting To-
morrow to take steps for the reduction of their
hours of labor. We sympathIze with them in
this matter. They have to he on duty greater
number of hours daily than men of any other
trade and unlike other trades, they are COM
pelled to work the better half of Sunday We
believe the journeymen can come to some such
understanding with their employers about this
matter as will result in advantage to both
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26
TIYEED 1S A REEORMER.

"When the dell was sick" we are told that
he cvinced an inclination to piety which did
not endure prosperity: hence we are not sur
prsed to find the following in dispatch from
Albany to the last Ercning Post:
"Mr. Tweed declares himself freely. noe that he has
been remored He is for rermm-supernumerary clerks
henceforth to be abolished taxes reduced government
simphed and placed under responsible head Street
Works. with Il head appointed by the Mayor alone new
Charter to be prepared at once. and introduced
week"
This is cheering, and gives one a better
opinion of Human Nature-we mean remOred
Human Nature We trust no one regrets Mr..
Tweed's displacement, since it has produced
such results. IL stripping him of one of his
many offices has had this effect, stripping him
of two or three more must make him very
nearly a saint. Just turn him out of his Super
visOrship, and perhaps he will tell us who has
fobbed the Two or Three Millions that have
been stolen liz somebody in the erection of the
new Court House, and the Million or so that
has been bagged by the "New-YOrk Printing
Company" Then expcl him from the Senate,
and he will probably give the names of the
Legislative thieves who were bribed to put
through last Winters Tax-Levies. and how
much they were paid respectively. In.short, let
Tweed he turned out of Office till he tells all
he knows about the plumber of our City. Were
he to do SO, sweeping reform would be
inevitable.
"A dispatch to another evening paper reads
thaqs; ,,,,, -, !. ,,a.,.,oo, hon. cha, ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26

Reddy the Blacksmith was again arrested
vesterday-his offense this time being particpa-
tion in a disgusting dog-fght. We have no
ill-will for the putative Blacksmith; on inc
contrary, we have a great deal Of goodwill Tor
him, as may be seen by the fact that we here
with take the opportunity of suggesting to
him the proprety of considering whether ne
has not seen quite enough of the hardships OF
n bad life. and whether he would not now like
to reform and become decent man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26

We don't believe the statement that Presl-
dent Grant is bitterly opposed" to Logan's
Army BILL or the other statement that he Is
desperately anxious about the Dominican
treaty. Gen. Grant is not the kind of man to
get his feelings excited in any such way about
any such nnestiOnS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26

Legal means are to be taken to prevent the
LAYING of the Stafford wooden pavement in
Fjfth-aye. We are glad to believe that this
great outrage on the part of the Common
Council is not to be tamely submitted to. II
the wealth and influence of Fifth-ave. tamely
submit to the extortions of the Ring, to what
quarter can we look for hearty and courage
ous resistance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26

On the second page of our triple sheet Will
be found the concluding number of a pleasant
series of "Tropical Sketches" illustrating life
in Nassau. 1t will be read with peculiar inter
est, as the former papers were, by many who
have had occasion to seek warmer climates,
and with advantage by those whose condition
of health compels them to annual migration
southwor1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26

The Army Reduction bill introduced yester-
day in the Senate by Mr.. Wilson alters
several features of the House bill. 1t contem-
plates the mastering out OF about 1000 private
soldiers and large force Of subordinate
officers; abolishes the rank of General and of
Lieutenant General on the retirement of
Sherman aud Sheridan. aud reduces tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26

exclusively to the discussion of the Tariff BILL
and we are promised vote on it on Monday.
AS the Funding bill waits the disposal OF tins
measure it cannot be voted on too soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26

For THROAT DISEASES AND AFFECTIONS OF
1ss CBrsr Bronchial 7roes" Cough LOseuges
great Coughs Irritation Of the Throat caused By cold IN
OF The vocal organs in speaking public singing
they produce beneficial results The Troch have proved their
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FRIpAY. Oct o --vL.CR AND NgAL-Th. mar
ket wa quiet ami priCes rather N"rS especially IN
manl mas q len on. Local trade was also slow, sal
lo2oo nb. g $; .set5oi for SUI crime Western aud
hours Southern ncur "a ieSt 20 Tor shipping extras
$50 Cora meat si.5s,S Bvc1wnsai GoGf. ts.ss
at itst y ucdlins ,lanis' Petroleum 6rncr on tic
war news. Et g b. refined spirits tnrpentins
s s!s ~ StS sd l @; $50 S'i: s.
% ,S5 aG AND Sas S ssao ,rn are p
SSsre Se saIcs 1 OF 20 cases Dso 90 iss, NJ
l6c &C. Frcgnis moderately &C ave, including 1900
~ =. Nhest ~ o., by sn - Liverpool, and 9y.d. -
GIocrmrs- 5c.e was fatty active and rae4 very
Arm 5sm No. eiI..' '',i a. SS%22ae: Nnaeaiho $50
baltimore, sss psEs no, At iiqsiIsc gold. IN BOND
lacc dull il ili@is TOR Carolina 'ols'ses dull and
ofig Kico AZ 5jc Raw sugar was less active 6at sIi
very nrn ilI TO goot refining Fa9l9c. sslus $50 bxs
Havana l1eiO.e Rehul p.i add heavy al lsIG
fnoyisoSs- PORK da!i' lower, f1l,' OF i25 bbis.
o. $40 ~ for mess: . extra pfi"c, AMI IS IS
l'r tam pcs; AFRO ;ts 'yCnoe AZ, and 30
s.ies % -. n slOst.S.oI I, inc,- IivrlS
beet ga 2 e., iot ers me', bref eis m l-ht de.
Cnt Ia ats du AID uir1 isce, is for " %, Of
stock ssles = boxes loug clear At llac Dse.,ci
nos lover at lV.ltc. lIr' wcsioin IL a,ns duii
HLes stlielisc 40 20 ucIc,s pri tlnatis',c.
Sas,, 1s, a rs os oa a al N sts
Ga,Is-wbe.t ~. move ociiye M Ia,c. dcclna; .
5,' o. s ,S' 'j ~ w. wa ar! .3' E@T We
a. pcr "4'cr, "ud q 90 i.g mig . r1t,ul, Oll
~ g., tor ol!' 49,. ""l t>c os "a M-tfg,
and a,.-ls uo..u,' 90 - ,'o 1y...g. 4.Atd, s e.
vs.. Tor lcuuN a. 7'tFe t't "'.-'
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HOhSE NOIIS.


rro.gs Re" ' a3s saco , jopay a"py l,o9g ire
oycf 70 &. re-, ~ ..3,. .ey can J'' b! s1ns Vi
Gcor.r n. ale, IL driving m1-7 ince1t pair Of
lIycn o. u NJ "2nlns. g. &C. fo.t. D. t'.r lHrp,
TITO Commodore hg- rrocrr,d a r,rfct match to
that ulucmNs i''s lon9-tl'i"ds 'r.,l .Ir ''mma.r,
D. di loader Ni,a aia cGrDo} toap. ''''' ''"''
John. Mnrr'y was urown from lds sMky IN \
esr,rci ~ ~ a. 'i.' fiY' ~. l,S5t
~ en- ~ ne nj ~ tn eAy ool falT Chance d
bong 8. lat. rti @ At1ins.
Lew Pat'Y IL reported 70 have re'izel noNor
f.tuHc ty harpy sp,c1l' ION "a cav " parrr st3c g.
.,a ~ .5rr. rorpsra 90 he Yide. ID
jrGade. LcEls a larE, addition t. 90" Gree,
llanblctori me wofny c3mti,ier q Inc ~ tia,
NHid W.. 30 10. "l !, ."'l y ''.' III'. i't Do
~ ~ ,w.,n. bep ing aud Ne'.t'iy ta' BIB IS,
aac gray rel1'n. Jack: 3 oryy coqI.s t. for n2t.
rro' rrt U,.t.g cyce ll'.tVlrd. Ia,e slows "a Inc
eh'g' = o. soe ggoo "a N,Mease. .'r.ln snI
me 80 ran SIM rcarla. awho orourh' ID M 'c ri
have h'i g.. o.. cami.'y. Iucir Sin w., ..ra ''..il,b
mtPi'i., t'o,},,rart 20 mak- traces ms "r., r.i,
me .arl.' un,ns trottus v,'ch The Uop. m u.as
&. lirds rul chale Of JUDGE ou.iO trrng. tGc.
the "u',i nlc IN. Gct cGsb.cH lo ucpr jlc Rrdr
on, lug, g, ~ ,.l ga" o." n " ."l lhe gHt
lru tj-.I. lat llc h'arng Gn 81 washington
uc.glls, "a Coz iw,uon WITH Cuu.tcr, oilers ln' N
fd,nualfioae.
Tho oolcai.l,d trotu. marc I c,r'nt,s ia I'll,
go me-, eo",t.n ar'es n WI L.ys ws.,l nc5gf.
a., 10 '3L n, ~ M 80, a. III cp a.. 40 81 20 sloY
r..,' u h.le a,t cNe.tol she lr'tn rerord, WI
er@,hHi y az, ,w yg.' q ac. "a a. "a ads "'
il,h glc" ~ bN riY VINO b'ltNt 'fa thg !, tnpa
&c.. '.".'Ha a5 bJ.1e' mare " sed'us o. G.'s eoG'
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The Armies 81 t.rrC ar-N ariuti"u. Ia Frcuc.
Armies since the Bag Of Iiu.ty a..


uttft d. .' gt.uIrs air % hn 10y, 90 go 81 GA.
hasn' they mrst, 10 10 o. any. usT, 90, c.c,,d IA
Numbers to armies OF rtln" days : sr.u a.l,
Wiz be bat food Tor powder, o., 'o ,.>na 100 q e uu'i
il ry tawe .'- ..-hnor, 1c-s l' yeas, ~ g ave
been II. eyes ~ die. "nsuCut, ARMIES have lsor it
creasiLg IN SO, AMI II would be- Opri, IA EnI In
structyr 20 sc copl'.'" 5,c5ri a. N-Ii4 .ins
IN TIE strength OF the gruls in the fiaiy Of nations
durIag the ..st two e.utarics. - ~ ,arJ- tns
lt.n,a army, tHey have a,cG verr s.r,iins Wien
It iirst a-suniel regular form unIce Horny ", it,
pesce cstgbr ncni, inc uiiug bNth horse lni tJo',
die not exceed lU,OcD men and t.e vn,lo charge
fcr the Ehr department. including ordnance -ai half
IL idiJ Henry lv carried his ermy 10 a war e.
tsbishAent OF 1000 men. In 1C4', Under the adj
nl!nstAtoh 81 lcue!sl, France took an actiye part
IN tho G'r " Germany, csfTfiGg her force At upe
tmc to "a OOO men, ana hes expenditure TO 24.h9-
oP 81 ring Ia ono NJ H. 1859 Lou,- XIV. kept
VI euee establishment OF TOHI1 men and ia Tie
War q az 2 ;o,co Vas carried 10 the humjer Of
100 CG0Lel From 1879 10 l6ss there VS.. poace bu,
IN thls AIT Ar rr9nee required force Of be
Utrecht came a period OF iepOse, and q = war of
liA - u mil! conducted IN it, advanced stage
by AG.sa axe. call forth military 'orco equI. to
that o. louis XIV. H. the War Of 1855 the FTonch
army Ms ICES nurt fous aEl less ably commanded
nu"ins tie continental neaee tom i7C1 to 1874 It's
estlLlis hment was kept at about lJ0 30 uiea
80 war Of the Revelation began with orce ob
.t, RI OF Frsnee Of 10000 hut this wac soon aug
melted by compulsory le'ies, ard the unlimited
ssue II asiignats enabled the French IN 1894 10
lr,E- in:o actual service forco Of between JOUO0
I'D $4,000 ilen Ia I1.6 when the Assipuats io,t
cir pr o., tho army was reduced hy Third
Fro. ITa5 to 1850 tie fore main. lacd by Franco
and Holland was between 10000 aad 10000 men
j.. tho piece OF Amionq BDhLTtrie krHG no e peace
establishment OF aO,OOO men, which raised On
renewal Of war g 400 COO In l2 re led against tho
Russ ans Jp &C men, while t.iuIc remained In sgah,
Ger .. =, o.d France = numb'r whth carried the
6gPI,ga' to between 'JJ00O atd UI0,hJ.
10 isl1, on i return from Eiha. lJnGrfrte goun
unGor arms IN r arc, gicu; $4,000 non, to when
force re WIS abe to add ,A,Cb more n three u,
1873 alter q q restoration oi the b1urbOus ard
recurrence to toe cJnscription, TIE French army
o . "a pa tfgf
ably increased. Wat Us nrnbcrs we're the oi.,r
day on Il d. ,lIraton or .sr IS % mystery which
Las set 10 he uuIY,l!ed hut there c.n O' no doubt
II Was respectable nrcc On pp1ci; p' tlu French
prisoners IN tho raEis OF ne Comma. wuatd O.
themselves form AZ aruy Il at sou t.Ns L,en con
sidcreI sufficient Tor all pr c,c9i pugp5-25 Z very
ten years 10.
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DIED.

dcrson, ngen 81 year,.
The relative: and friend. ipyited to attend tho
MOI hnto1 Az Brooklyn, at 1850 p. N. this day.
years, q native OF Spain. " N~" -
The friends and relatives AMI those OF his fathern
law Dennis SHY, are respectfully invited to attend the
nel from bis lats residence. i2 Elm st. on sunday,
,FLoYD.-on Friday, Oct. g. George D. Floyd, aged
The relatives and friends OF the family arc respeot
mly invited TO attend his funeral on sunday M, a.
noon Oct. 20, at o'c ock from the rcstsnce Of Nh,
Bth st. - "''' N"'"Ni W
IlAIN-In Bfooklyn, on Friday afternoon Oct "a
john Henry Hahn, N the 18th year OF hrs age.
1he relatives AMI friends OF the family are cspect-
tnny invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence
OF hts parents 80 De Kab ay, corner OF Sanford a.
Inferred 10 Lutheran Cemetery.
RlELLN.-Ou Thursday, October "a. Mary Anna IN,
beloved VIC OF John Rielly.
The relatives and friends ofhc family are
invited TO attend the funeral from her father JamSs
hnEEcltv teadencc. 2eo Av. c. on Saturday, October
Cemetery - -'S
sCANLAN.-on Friday Oct. "a. Catherine A. Scan
ian yonneest daughter Of joan and Bridget scanlan.
Inc friends and relatives are respectfully invited 70
attend the neral from the residence parents 80
Elm SC, on sunday, nj haltpast O'Clock.
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Brandy or Colco - How Judge Dowii q
Gauges Drunken Woman.

Yesterday morning woman dressed in black,
and wearing monstrous green lostrieh fca
Their, appeared before Justice Bowling at the
Tombe. She brought charge against one OF her
neghbors who she said had "tried to take her
good reputation"
Indeed |" said the Spartan Judge. "wer, what
do you want me 10 do for you--to bring your repu.
tatiou backf"
mot BIT nv II, Judge" replied the woman
but, wui 20 behave 1t, yer Honor, she .hlan.
thered me-"
"Dii shct" interrupted the Judge in great as
constituent. "WLat did she call Won :"
She called me a drunken won an" Indignantly
answered the complninant
"M,il." said tue judge, " don't Won drink ?"
drop."
justice Dowlns looked steadily OF TIC woman ror
one moment Then, turning to Roundsman Bar
rctt he said:
"OTcer. smell OF her breath"
Barrett looked as II he were fnbout to faint The
woman adyagcs1. Her big green ostrich feather
was jammcd Into his In tYC. Eae acteA as II she
were about to Kiss the oNlcer suddenly she stOda
upright ana breathed into his nostrls with al her
might The oAcer tec.cd rs II ABOUT to fall, and
ticn approached the Jul-o.
smell something liAc lqlor, your Honor"
said he.
"'Pon ne sowl Judsc," Interrupted the woman .
he d. not bc-orra, it was oniy strong co1co he
shm,ls"
"Ah," ,erlied the Judge, strong coffee lsitt II
bas m amazing effect upon the othccr. II you win
come BACK ~ O'Clock next week, III listen TO your
c4mp lAint--neXt prisoner ~
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PREPARIN0 FOR ELECTION.
Armed Roughs mt the Polis-A Gnug Of Ten
Thousand to be sworn In-The Trials OF
Repeaters Postponed-Namcs of Indicted

The United States authorities continued yester-
day TO make preparations TO en- orce the new cleo
ton Law In HryenLer. Marshal Sharpe's Offices
were crowded with special deputies who had been
appointed b. Judge Woodruff, md the clerks were
busily engaged In providing hund4eds Of others with
warrants 10 perform tile same duty. No effort has
yet been made TO afe the nance OF tie thieves. bull
lies and rowdies oe the list: noris there likely 10
be. although the villsins are vel known 10 the poll
ticsi Who Pathe- dflY ia the Federal building.
prominent kInblicaD, when asked yesterday
b. sUS reporter Why The Allen WIS a1pointc I,
rerlied that Aliens narlc was FURNISHED Ly a.
YOUNG Den ocr"cy, and 'fat Judge Woodruff di not
his certificate. Tic judge took sick, as web he
ii IT. after he made the appointing. :. number
Of Aliens friends were sworn In Yesterday a. dtpu
ties. anu the list Is 81 be swelled 10 ten thousand
armed men, W." are 70 take charge OF the polls on
election day; These irrroNised officers are 70 pro
vide themselves with itvovcrs to preserve order
nj least several I thoir number SO Informed SUE
reporter while they were taking the oath,
islhe Grad jury have found inlici merts 'gninst
tie following persons for false registration III ylri
Gus words: hclacl Brow, NouN Bro kmar. Ter
enco Quincy, Jshn Mclaughlin, Jamcs nrc.ay.
IienIy q. Butt, Robert Andeisu" Herman sohroc-
DER, sieIIel No John Gary LUIS sa |yer
presented l-glrY Jrs'.-e Hart.an, Peter Reese,
S'air Hai's or'c,l IN lhet disiric;4 10 AHA htIr
names TO The registry lists M"logs 10 ,qu",h the
Jldre benedict in the Circdit Court, WHe!o tls
JUDO sat vest rday.,
~ Ilci attorney DaNl- mover t'E' " Ial'o ~ D.
ca d rron 20 plead, and lie urged Ne lnnc1mie
'.o,cDIon a. tie case. In order, bF the cuIyic On
Of tie detngn's TO deter Others hom committing
tut trI.o,
IT, Il p, Joseph Prll the counsel associated with
VI, rt'uahiun aId CtlCr gentlemen IN tic dC'rnc
tic lc .usr !, rev. Jet that his side 4 ready
to 20 On, cstl'y I'd no time 10 preuarc, arrests
ana me ind, imou's covering only lew dtys.
81 t'NGFit1n hoped two IN grg ECut 1T unon
ihe 'rncb ~ grave cuc.'ions ol law woali arise
Ntuon itu C.rc- su0ulg be ,TcI.
Jol !f.lr..'s 20 O. wau'l not sit alorc, hu'
Not,d C.'l Jui q WCoitnn % tho bowen, 'hli coun-
rel ~ GU Dc enpti'd 20 Drp,Al If Il Court should
GFI'tle li,H INC q Hts'l,La 'u',!et. THIS culrd
the ptoc.'l,r-,, anil TIE u.4,a c. tic c-se. were
10 ,poEed W. TGes 'ay
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Two Young Po,i,icians on n Bender.

Thomas Anderson aged 0, and Ohm C1.isa0,
aged 10, wor, brought inc the Essov Market 20, e.
CONT Yesterday ~ poieomrn n, having been loull
lying drunk in the street "Nla'w rzciaimci
Judge Scott IN amazement. Tho l,cr aesuraa
Lin they were hing l,lp'cs.y mto,c,tct. LIS
.ionor committed lem 20 trc no Of tho IoWrn.,.
siCncrs 81 Public charities and Correction,
IIe r'oiY uftIt lgda ~ 4 1t neg wee going over
thgy tDu., nave u.uIe freedom than "a Ne~ AurS.
I''y had ouy got e, FAR a,Di's.on street IN ,s ty,
iuNcy.r when tAcy bought - cent, worth olblal .
0y. aad druE % h,f1rca trcm. Tho ofl,rr found
tom stretched Upon tie pavement oIyOst. C.u.a-
tie street
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The Jumci Estate Controversy again In
Court.

motion was made Yesterday before - p,
Cardozo to open judgment entered IA three GU,
four ejectmsnt suits brought by CEsnpln, Bowen,
and others against Nelson Chase. These cases we're
called for trial in November last b fore Judge In
graham, who granted the plaintiffs postponemer
OF two weeks upon a stipulation th'' they nd
then 10 TO trill. In the mean time he p..nti Il
moved to have The C.sCs removed To tgC Iuitcd
States Circuit Court, aud refused - 20 l. tn
claiming tllat tue stiie Courts had no iOncer a
Jurisdiction. A JudLment w7r gI.ated ny GauLlt,
with $4,000 costs. Judge Cardozo reserved his de.
NIslOn.
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Inquest on George TucdGic, the Supposed
BUTelar.

The investigation into the cause OF the death
OF George Twodde, who was shot BY a Trap gun on
Tuesday last ct col Est Twenty third street, was
led yesterday before Coroner Flynn. Oliccr Win
ship, OF tie Eighteenth Ward loA;e, described tie
finding and coalition OF bods. AMI expressed
his l,'o, thai TwcjGl, W en- shot w.s r. ius TO-
force lis way into the store while ;hc oc.c,. Wa
giving lis testimony the friends OF the dead lqu
created considerable cXcit Ucpt, AMI end. lvnrcl to
remove the idea hat 1wcl4.C was about % COMMIT
buEr"TG. TIE Jury. hos ever, returned Nv -lir ;
In accordance vita tie flcts but co.,sIrel j. h..
AgostuO, the Dronrrts: tl Gao stCrc for resort 'U.
to dangerous 4 bod o. protecting lis rs,ner-
~. IA esse OF Are II Uuul je'ptrui,: 49, llyes
ct flr.men aud policemen. H. vas hs.l la a. OJi
bal. 70 anrwer any indieimeE. tia, tie Grand Jury
should Il nd