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7sp,r. TypSeid seqs.t Hsas,es. Dte,s'a Smallpox
Nay ssy IL. 1 7 l lHs g y is Is
ays the hcoSr with The
rsaair$s &c paved streets. sysanss lan s me- &c.
a s pd oo 81 ss w
s
d Fa aS S ns
First Second and Fourth wards did to have been
lated that they need agan Il %aHns
aSs Ssen w fef @ @ @
from Twenty third 70 Tbrty1tth street was in very
y SS sn s q css %
from First 70 sscSnG Fourteenth street.
Bslog Houston east q Pswsry in The western portion
and Rivngt9n, from Bowery Columbia street tie street
s1r pct S sae5s S found very a, r. Allen
s nso e G% SS nS cnEed and
tornsy Ridge Sheriff and Columbia sreet they
bad evidently been cleaned during the period named ara
and HAVING been rcSsns thrown into e% fs hs
erasy clean ali the others were IN fair cond,on large
spssSa n 81; Ss
spruce Hague S @
Frankfort William Rose Dover, Ferry and in the First
Sip, Broad Moore and Stone streets we're not we'll
ss a large IN ydD y % IN
covered with garbage and emitting the most noxious
West Of Broadway from Battery up showed that clean
Ing ss q essn ou s
buttons filling the cutters with noisomc stencil Green
Clean while cedar Liberty coTianat FUTON Mnr TSys
brossesand Watts we're hardly toerabe Dey vesey Bar
clay Greenwich from Barclay to Murray, jay Franklin
wsh dana ali IL Yery aeS ecn SEie
Gssa 20 A aa Princes wst e
% aas
Wooster, Houston, Blocker and Amiy were only tolera
@ sns tie
%s feny s se no ~ r
avenue Eighth avenue seventh avenue West Fiteents
SeysneeG Twenty rd
tsenis are% Esath 70 the ISs5 Sixteenth tb
second Thirty seventh Thirty eighth thirty ninth
q ws Of SS west
ment horribly bad and dirty Fifty fourth and Fynnh
street Thus appears that the east side city
s hS s N much lon
avenue and more especially west Of the Ninth avenue
South Of Canal west of Broadway, and of Chambers,
east o. broadway the streets generally are still In me
the day interfere WITH sSs work OF street eanas
only imperecy done This clearly seen IN tne d,,
se css y ssss
the systm changed and the cleaning AMIN AZ aon night WITH
out exception and the DIRT carted away Dsio,g nnd
instead O. at present sTssppg aed every
Thing with clouds dust ard sr,nE un ,t the ,sy
sTyad ne mDss s a clean
sSsssss 81, q e Is
sn e Ssmanas s better sanitary
and of rapidly increasing sanitary awakening among
iSc people viii compel this much-needsd Improvement
ssv Srdinmcss reoars all stores and places Of hnrt
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SUPREME C0u0T-cHAMBERs.
Important 20 Members OF the Legal
Profession.

Important 20 Members OF the Legal
Profession.
Before Judge Brady.
Wihchell Va. Martin.-In this case the particu-
lars OF which have been published, Judge Brady
has delivered the following opinion which will be-
particularly interesting to tho members OF the
bar Our statute authorizing a motion for judg-
ment as In case Of nonsuit for aches for not pro-
ceeding with the action Is founded upon the
statute IA, Geo. 2, c. II, which was passed In conse-
quence OF the delay and expense attending the trial
by prOvisO, which was the only mode In which
defendant could dispose Of the issues where the
plaintiff neglected to proceed. It was 50 called
from clause ~ the seR1f,e N1cfds or dfstsTagGs,
which had In 1t the words proviso quod.," &C., that
Is provided that II two writs OF reae were issued
20 the sheriff. one rom the plaintiff and one from
the defendant, he should execute one OF
them only and rctrn the other. The course
been to procure from the Master in the
Kings Bench, or from the secondaries In the
Common Pleas, rule for a trial by proviso after
which the centre issued and trial MIGHT be had;
but the defendant was TO give to the plaintiff the
like notice which the latter would have TO give him,
and II the plaintiff then did not proceed to trial he
might DO called ana nonsuted. Fdd's Pr, PIP.
S1s $40 $40; Jacobs Law Diary vol 2, Proviso ibid.
title Trial" The defendant by this formula was ena-
bled to bring down tho record TO the asszes, which
it was the plaintiffs duty to do In the first instance
and 20 relieve himself OF the litigation. Our pres
ent system Is the same in effect II ia not neces-
sary to make any application to the Court any or
Its officers, but the defendant has the right to no
tice the cause for trial and take judgment OF dis
missal II the plaintiff fall TO appear when called
In actions where there Is but one defend
ant this Is now tho only mode. The pro-
visions OF tho code, g. 274, and cases
cited In notes Voorhees, Code, 1870, relate only to
cases wnere there are several defendants, and the
provisions or the Revised Statues on the subject
are abrOgated by the Code and the abolition OF the
27Ch rule OF this Court, which was In use prior to
adoption OF the new rules in December, 1870. That
rule authorized an application by single defend
ant, but was abolished for the reason that the de-
dendant had the right to proceed to trial by notice
therefor and should resort to that remedy II he
wished to put an end To the controversy. For the
reasons assigned this motion must be denied, but
without costs.
Decisions.
Holloway va. Stcphcns.-Settlcd.
Smith vs. Bagly-Motion granted. See opinion
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
CITY Couar-I7IaL TeRM-2AaT /.

Charge OF Ccnspiring to Rob BOY.
Before Judge Nelson.
Daniel McCrane, boy OF sixteen years, brings
suit by guardian against william ii. Harvey, keeper
OF public house ut the corner OF Poplar and Hicks
streets, and lawyer John Tomas, to recover $l93,
out OF which amount he alleges he was defrauded
by the defendants. Daniel was employed by
Harvey, and says he was induced by Tomas to draw
the money from the Dime Savings Bank. He claims
that Tomas frightened him into signing the check
by saying that he would get into trouble II he did
not. The money was taken by Tomas and by him
given to the defendant Harvey.
On the part Of the defence II 10 claimed that the
boy confessed he had been embezZling money rom
Mr.. Harvey ut different times and that by way OF
restitution he paid the amount for which this SUIT
brought.
The Sheriff sued.
John u. Powers vs.. Anthony Walter, Sherih.--The
plaintiff claimed 81, 900, the value OF the STOCK ana
fixtures OF a saloon alleged 10 have been Illegally
seized by the Sheriff The Sheriff said John ID Powers
did not own the property, when was se,zeu On "a
execution IN a suit against Thomas Powers IL was
alleged that the transfer rom Ihomas 10 !ohn y.
powers was fraudulent. The jury, however, gave
plantiT 81,
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ness to be swept ont hate In the afternoon after CLOSING
business, and making u misdemehnor 10 do o'barwe
after nine r. NJ, should be passed at once and then
system OF cleaning the streets and thoroughly removing
the dirt thererom before nine A. NJ The work 10 be done
three times week in all those portions Of The city lying
south OF Fourteenth street and at least twice q week
above Fourteenth 10 Sixieh street. would place
and keep the city In such clearly condition that II
would not only become The PRIDE but would go FAR 70 re-
duce the mortality and promote the health OF Its citizens
Az proc; OF the latter have only 10 the cen
trail portions Of the city above Fourteenth street between
Second and Eighth avenues with those outside Of these
limits both with regard 10 their cleanliness and their
sainbrty; No better comparison need be presented
Fith, dirt and their gases OF decomposition are
anonymous with disease aud death, while cleani
ness and air represents health, happiness and life
Another aiiusion 20 the miserable and in streets
really almos. impasah!c condition Of the old cobblesione
pavement must he made In this connection and such
may be specified East Thirty third Third avenue TO
river First avenue, Thirysixth Fourteenth street;
Riyington, Baxter Centre, Pearl, West Greenwich and
Washington, the last two utter disgrace civil
lzed city. Many others might be mentioned but these
the worst. These nulty pavements remarked IN
former report preclude the possibility of cleanliness
and really Invite very nn.anitary conditions aud would
seem TO have demoral1in9 effect upon the immediate
population.
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Larceny In u Boarding House--The Thief
Sent to Sing Sing for Five Years.
Rnfn HacEnft

Larceny In Boarding House-The Thief
Sent to Sing Sing for Five Years.
Before Recorder Hackctt.
The business OF the Court yesterday consisted In
disposng OF few ordinary cases OF grand larceny.
Frank L. Schryver tried and convicted OF
grand larceny In stealing clothing, valued at s4e,
on The 25th of April the property OF James W. Lord
The accused occupied room In q boarding house
on Abingdon square, while the complainant and
n friend occupied an adjoining apartment. Shortly
after the clothing was missed detective
teegraphed to the Superintendent Of Police at Troy
the New York ofiicer had reached Troy the stolen
property was returned by express, addressed to
MT. Lord's roommate. The prisoner was seen by
clothing was missed with q large bundle.
When he went on the stand he attempted to OK.
plain that by saying IL was his washing which he
was IN the habit OF bringing to Troy. The jury
rendered verdict OF guilty, and upon Assistant
District Attorney Fellows Informing the Court that
there was a suspended judgment hanging over the
prisoner for forgery. the highest penalty was i'm
posed which was Ave years In the State Prison.
Young Ti!I-Tapper Caught.
Thomas Stack was convicted OF stealing sac In
money and cheek for $40 on the Sd inst from the
drawer OF Charles Aher's grocery store, 4zs Third
avenue He was caught In the act OF running out
or the store, and when searched the money and
check was found In his possession. Although the
evidence Of his guilt clear the young thief had
the andacity to go upon the stand and swear that
boy gave the money and check to him. Being only
fourteen years OF age the Recorder sent him TO the
House Of Refuge
A Trio or Youthful Burglars.
John Duffy, boy twelve years OF age, pleaded
guilty to burglariously entering the premises OF
Edward stcndtner, $50 East Sixteenth street, on
the 18th OF April, and stealing pair OF scales and
fourteen rolls Of cotton batting. He was sent to
the House OF Refuge.
Michael Cunningham and Michael Dempsey who
were Jointly indicted with Duty, were acquitted.
John F. Muncks, who, on the 10th OF April, stole
fFnT IN
attempt OF grand larceny. He was remanded fOr
sentence.
COURT CslENDtH-TtS DAY.
COMMISSION OF APPEALS.-Nos. 345, 274, 337, 34e,
351, $780, 3901s 1922 $685. 1874, 800, $780, 25o, 3ll 37t
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THE MONEY MARKET

THE MONEY MARKET
worked freely to-day at to Q per cent on govern
ments and TO per cent on stocks, closing up
with Increased ease. Commercial paper was steady
OF ~ to eK for prime. The bonds purchased by
the Secretary to-day are to be paid for in two
thirds national bank notes and one-third legal
tenders This will strengthen the bank reserves
materially II the gold sold tomorrow N not paid
for In greenbacks.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
IL nominalfy steady at the rates previously quoted
losk for bankers sixty day sterling, and lloS for
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THE JERSEY CITY MURDER.


In the Court OF Oyer and Terminer, at Jersey
City, yesterday, James Cooney was called upon to
plead In answer TO tho Indictment charging him
with the wilful murder Of Robert Gallagher in
Morgan street. In answer TO the usual question
he pleaded not guilty. When asked at what time
he would be ready for trial he muttered something
and looked around In confusion. Norman Rowe
would assume charge OF the defence and that he
would be ready for trial at any time The trial was
then set down for next THURSDAY
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CITY coUaT-TnAl TERm-pAAI 2.
Damages for Injuries.
poforc IudOe McCue.


on the 18th OF January last Henry Noite fell into
an excavation at new building on Division ave.
nue., being erected by Charles Jordan, ST., and
Charles Jordan, Jr. Yesterday he sued the Jordans
10 recover $4,000 for the injuries received. The
,Jordans swOre that whatever excavation there was
waswi thin the line Of their lot and Ave and half
feet from the sidewalk. II the plaintin fell at an he
fell into trench for iron fence and that fall was
the result Of his own negligence.
The Jury gave plaintiff u verdict Of 500.
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NAVAL sroRrs-The market Tor spirits tarpenne con.
closing at TIA. price Ros Was better demand and
sps
ps e ss P sss n T rsnaed quiet % D
an Change today the market for refine,
May al Pa Crude II bulk quiet but arm ~ 1879
aHSis ssc Tanhia Va s higher ard scarce
sass s Of q" S H.
ehanged from former quotations The Phado!phia mar
sSs$ Sao'ss saS wsSs %
2se and sales last evening of 1900 bbs naphtha for
paesss So
s' Is ss sr @ 1d @ a ndsr
1914 for July. In iobbng lots about 2D Dbl. realized
sH % 81
nG r. ,ssns Pds %s
ss ms aFS and a ns
AND pc1sa See sa% %
loose OF bossa hams ios; DO shoulders &C. "a
s s wv s9a ccnnss ss rm e4s sa
few bids Of but 81 Ids shade better
June at SIC City lard was rm at9c with sales Of 2o
eS q II fair Request and rm We hear Of
st5kc; a7Sc and s9o bags Ransoon :. S,sc Re-
prime refining at g6c. 100 hhds. ut SIC. &C. and 2s5
hhds at auction at TIC SIC. Refined only IN mod
crate dsmand but steady atp1eyioas figures w quote
good fair refining c ssc far to good grocery 9Sc.
a9c prime to choice grocery 91sc 9c centrifugal,
7sc. asHc;; meiado, NC a62@c. Havana-Boxes, Dutch
do IS 70 Is sc O. d. fS to f. ioc II yi DO
y to %, NC ne do white ne &c Porto Rico
Gerry, 96c i0c. Brazil-Dutch standard, Nos to IL,
re. &c. Java-Duch Standard Nos 10 to r. &C. SIC.
Manla-Superior and extra superior, TIC. a SIC.
srEAaISE was quiet but firm at 9zfc. Zoe.
TALLow in good demand and firm the recent i'm
provcnont Sales ll5 600 lbs OF city at 0Mc
WHIsKEy-Recepts 70l bbls The market was &c. bet
with sales of ITO bbs In GJc closing
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COUNTY COURT.
The Business OF jane.

THO huBHm6Ho Oh JUNO
Judge Moore has announced that the civn calen-
dar will be taken up the FIRST Monday in June, and
that the first week will be entirely devoted TO the
trial OF civi causea. The balance Of the term VIII
be devoted 70 criminal business
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short sight, but prime bills are offered at y conces-
sion from these figures.
B0uTWELL's RESOURCisS.
The following are the Treasury balances at the
close or business to-day:-Currency, $l2,0oo,ooo;
coin, sos 00oo Of which $26 coo are coin
tincates. The internal revenue receipts to-day
$500, 900.
THE sUB-TRBAsURY REPORT
The following was the days business at the Sub
Treasury Gold receipts, s57s,256 go; gold pay
ments, $l,6al,s25 Ga gold balance, $61, 15s055 81
currency receipts, $ol6,T1e %; currency payments,
f371,ool IS; currency balance, seas, $50 %;
ST. 900 cancelled gold certificates sent TO wash
ington.
COMPARATIVE RAILWAY EARNINGS.
The March business OF the Union Pacific road s
reported this day as follows
karch 1872. March, 1871.
Earnings. .s5e5,S6I S4s9.s09
Expenses. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3o8,o6s 215,4S3
Net earnings. ........,...,. .SlO9,1o2 $224,sl5
For the first three months tho figures compare az
fol0we:-
January to January TO
Adych 81 1877. Marc. 81, 1871.
Earnings ....,....,..... $1,313,913 $780, 800
Expenses. ............,... 1,l3S,75s 905, sos
Net earnings. ,,,...,.. $236 las c54S091
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
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Wheat was dull and unsettled and lower closing nomi-
nal at 81 II 81 "A Tor Chicago 81 "A 81 Is Tor No
Milwaukee, 81 81 81 tor No. do So % 81 10 for red
winter " 10 $2 IL for amber The sales were only
do in store IA rs Tor No Milwaukee In store end
nioat, and s. 10 for amber Pennsylvania tho pier.
Corn easier and active at the decline; sales 100 900
bushels at 75c 76c for mixed, closing at 75c 7tsc
73c T17c for common to choice old aoa SIC. for Western
white Tic. for mixed June delivery. Oats lower,
and In fair demand at the decline the sales about
5o bushels ut 600 for white Western aoat &c. Csc.
for Western In store and aoe and b9c for mixed State
ahoat Barley remained duh; sales 5000 bushels Canada
at 81 O5 Rye was quiet and Romlnay easier; Western
offered ut 81 o. but buyers unwilling to pay 81
FREIGnrs berth room, either by steam or sail, at
racted but little attention Still have noticeable
changes note In rates In tho charterng line vessels
but for other purposes there not much inquiry The
engagcmen ts were ITO Liverpool by steam, 1S,hO bush
els grain 4sid 3D.. $50 bbis rosfn, Is Cd 2O0 tcrces
lard i1s 6d To Bristol, by sail 5000 bushels grain at
3D. bad. The charters comprise "A British bark, 200
quarters grain, to Cork for orders 5s Cd, I'd off u d.
rect; British bark, 500 quarters grain, same voyage
Sna rate ra TSswesaR bark GRAIN same
Italian bark SIS tons, hence '' 10 Gibraltar. far
orders to the Mediterranean, full cargo Of refined petro
leum As Cd for bbs and 23c for cases, Ii Spanish
port 5s and &c. Y 70 the Adriatc, Ss. Cd and &c,
TO Odessa s. and SOC. Norwegian bark, hence to a
or about 4s Norwegian bark hence 10 tie Baltic, 800
bbls do, at 49, cd Norwegian bark 800 bbls do
voyage and rate; Dutch brig, hence to the Baltic 100
bbls. refined petroleum. at 81 I'd 6s 3D. according TO
port; British bark from Philadelphia to Continental
port, 3,SWbbls refined petroleum, private terms.
MoLAssEs.-The market continued quiet and transac-
tions unmportant IN either foreign domestic Prices
W. fA1 Va
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The quotations arc based on cotton running IN quality
not more than half grade above below the grade
quoted.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.--Rccc Ipts-rlour 1914 bills wheat
"a 1873 bushels b 200 do meal l62 bbls and
s25 bags oats 1896 bushels barley $50 do The Gour
market ruled steady, though the demand moderate.
The sales about CH0 bills, $50 OF which were
Southern. Corn meal continued quiet but arm for all
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For future delivery basis low mddine) the sales have
been as last evening after three O'Clock
May 100 at = I6c 100 At % 9i6c nonotce till 10Th 100
a. s3Nc no noce M 10Th june, 400 at % IL i6e July
yembcr 100 a. 1885, 30 at lse DECEMBER, 90 al isc
100 at 2sse 200 Ct 70 7lSc June 200 at sIc, 100 AZ
y Il sc 100 a. 100 a. Is Il i6c, 200 at 2c. July
$.e sepepbsr, 100 az Ssc 800 at d io 5csOher
Grand total The total receipts ports we're
follows Galveston, 50 bales (est) New Orleans 2so
NJ N3rioik 2lc Baltimore, 2aS New York, no; Boston,
POS Total 900 This day last week. 6s This day last
year, 1898 Rates on cotton TO foreign ports closed o
nal rs ioows:IIo Liverpool, by steam III. by call
snrg, BY stesm' "a, comprs ssed ,ss SAIL To Bremen
ports by SAT-, &c lc gold TO Mediterranean ports by
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CLOSING PRIoEs-6sso O'CLOCK P. N.


WRpygspAY, May lS-6P.M.
Copvxx-The market continued strong bat without OK
hibiuns much activity. We hear VI sAlw q A6oO bag
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He COURT S.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
the Bank Defaulter, Beiled.


Richard Caldwell who has been two years In
Ludlow Street Jail, awaiting trial on an indictments
charging him with completely In the drawback
frauds, was yesterday admitted to bali In $4,000
before Commissioner Shields.
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Rio, Virginia Dare 200 bags do OK South h,ne
and 1850 bags do, ex YamoyGon at Baltimore ali on pr
yate terms We quote :carroes Rio, ordinary, IsJse
I0c DO lair, o3c 6c. do. good, l6Mc. 4 lie; do,
prime 1'sc i7c, gold In bond sixty days; Maraeabo
l3c. Java, &c. Il 23c. gold, duty paid.
CoIIoS on the spot was moderately active for consump
ton at previous prices Future deliveries were fair
mand and slightly hrmer, closing quiet the outside
prices. The sales foot Up follows :.
To Day. Last ResNog. TIDAL
Consumption ..,..........,...... 333 70 3GS
speculation. ',,...,.......s...t#.. 10 10
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COURT CslENDsR-IHiS DAY.

COMMISSION OF APPEALS.-Nos. 34S, 274, 337, 34e,
35I, $780, 3905s 1922 $685. 1874, 800, $780, 900, 81, 37b
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COURT Or GENERAL SESSIONS.

Holloway w. Stcphcns.-Settlcd.
Smith VIZ. Bagly.-Motion granted. See opinion
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spy and fear that he may chloroform them. He
sends information not to be published, as 1t might
cost him his life. that both Boss Strong and Henry
Berry Lowery are dead. II not killed sooner. he
expects to escape Monday. will start report in
about two hours. E. CUTHBERT.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ALL.
WILMINGTON, N. O., March %, 1872
private despatch TO the New York Herald.l
Henderson has arrived safe; he starts for New
York this evening. Publish at once deaths OF Henry
Berry Lowery ana Boss Strong, as reported. VIM
start dispatches In about two hours.
Z. CUTHBERT.
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A JERSEY GUILLOTINE.
,htlul Occurrence at Waverly.

Frishtlul Occurrence nt WaverIy.
tramp, supposed to be John W. Pratt OF New
York, met horrible fate on the New Jersey Rail-
road, near waverly, yesterday morning. About
seven O'Clock the engineer OF the washington
through train observed some dark object lying
across the track. He supposed 1t to be Newfound.
land dog but on closer examination 1t proved
to he q man. He reversed the engine as
quickly as possible but not IN time 70
was severed IRON his body and the body itself man.
gled and mutilated beyond recognition. He was
taken to Newark and placed IN the dead house
there. AS near as could be judged deceased was
about forty years OF age. He mad black mick nair
and black mustaches. In his pocket was an Illus
trated certificate OF membership OF the "Marine,
Temperance Society OF the city OF New York, dated
March 49, 1872, IN which was Incorporated the name
o. PraLt.
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THE EXPLOSION AT TRENTON,

The jury was engaged yesterday Ia investigating
the cause OF the terrible boiler explosion on Friday
night at the rolling mill. 1t was shown by mum.
Der Of experts that the boilers were purchased n
New YORK and had been patched; that from ali
water rushing In while the boiler was not, caused
the explosion. The jury was out considering tue
verdict az the time OK tue latest particulars.
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AMAN SKINNED ALIVE IN TRENTON.

An awful accident happened In the wire mill
yesterday 10 an empoye named Bernard McLaugh-
lin. who resides in second street. Mclaughlin was
doing duty round the watts, and being lame In one
foot stumbled and fell into one or the vats OF
boiling copperas. The whole OF his body was
covered with the Aaming poison. He was conveyed
nounced the case hopeless. The skin OF the Ill
starred man was totally peeled or and he suffered
excruclaLinR tOrtures.
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A DISHONEST SERVANT.

Mathide McArdle, domestic. was arrested yester-
day by Detective Noble OF the sixteenth precinct,
upon complaint OF Sarah J. Coils, OF 1886 West
Nineteenth street, charged with stealing quantity
OF clothing from her valued at $45. The officer up.
on searching the prisoner In the staton house
found tnirty-three pawn tickets In her possession,
representing different articles OF jewelry and cloth.
Ing. She denied the charge before Justice Cox at
JEFFERSON Market yesterday but was locked up for
trial.