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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
RAILROAD INTERESTS,

# was reported in Wall-st. yesterday that
James H. Barker, yicePresident OF the Bank OF New
York and director Of the ewYork Central the Hudson
River the Lake Shore and the Michigan Southern and
other corporations had effected in Europe the negoa
ton OF the 92OO0C0 sterling bonds H0Oo00oO OF the
Ney-York Central and Hudson Railroad Company, this
being the sterling part of the AOOoOooo consolidated
mortgage bonds recently authorized FOR the purpose OF
adding two new tracks 10 the NewYork Central, from
Buffalo 10 Albany Inquiry, however elected the 10
formation the negotiations would not be completed
for several weeks.
william H. Vanderbilt, President Of the Hudson River
Railroad Company, made the following statement TO
TRIBUNE reporter yesterday, relative to the proposed
lease of the Harlem Railroad TO the New-lork Central
and Hudson River Railroad Companies:
The project Of leasing the Harlem Road has been CON
sdered by the Boards OF Directors Of both Companies
for some time past There no opposition between
he roads They had rivals for 10 or ~ years. dur
ing which time neither road had paid, but now there
was no contention between them If the proposed lease
were really brought about, it's only affect would be 10
insure the payment OF eight per cent per annum 70 e
stockhodesa matter of which they are not assured AT
present The community would not be effected IN any
way ny the lease The management would remain un
changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
Fourth Prscsset Iawsfss 81 No. ~ Fewsrhnve'
and IA been ,c,ssar fyvn serne r,pcs sunday Mary

and had been mtsssAx from homo nDce bsndny mary
Mullen was seous burned % Sunday evening a. tt no
lamp An unsuccessful attempt wss made yests
as ss s%p pn a the B RUNE are
and night gang Of 100 men each. The unburned por-
ssds
temporary ferry-hoa The new nosts VIII be
week the boats win 30 again able TO take horses
and wagons. Nothing definite s yet Known concerning
the Rs%sy o. e eey a. Rswy
glass-blower, and during the war member Of tne
romarfS a. asev sta"rds6ire England Only
$l3si2 received &C the Collectors Office last week.
NEwARK.-The residence OF the Rev. Mr.. Van Ben,
cot hing worth 500 90 Sunday night while the family
were at church The thieves wrote verse OF poetry on
one OF the pastors indicating that the thhN
would be pawned and that they might he recovered.
Jacob Wiss, cutler, had npger cut on W sono a
cIaton has adopted the plan OF giving good breakfast
to the stationhouse dodgers Oh sunday in0rnines
begip this week There were 81 deaths last week. "A
named Platz, living at Morton and mas h
bee missing since Monday week. The Churcn OF ue
Redeemer UniversaisD was opened 10 the public last
evening with organ eO1cert SINGERS from New-loK
and Newark took part II. X. Van hper foreman IN
Freth machine shop had his hand terribly manged yes
terday morning The annual examination OF tue yer
man-Engish school IN Green-st began :yesterday anu
arrested for mayhem st. Paricks Day and Daied 70
was surrendered YESTERDAY oy Dis ssnnn .
held last evening in the MAYORS Office An was
made by Joseph Clark, Principal OF the rntn warn
School who presented plan for the prevention OF
crime He recommends the estaohsnmebt Oh n Jun
where children will be taken care OF ana 1 Snd
they are not criminals, but are IN the hands OF Xhd
friends.
HoBoKEN-william Russell and John Gagion were
each held by Justice White in 600 bail, yesterday 10
answer charge OF atrociousy assaulting Matthew
sheridan, q Waterman. A large NUMBER OF new
buildings are in course OF erection IN the upper portion
of the city. Charles school, German, residing on
second, Jacksons rs missing from MS ~
odd Fellows Hail. Oh Friday evening. Tine Demo
cratic Primaries have been called Tor -inOrrOW even
ing. s.
PAIERsoN-More than half the stalls in Washington
Market have been leased though the building VIII NOT
be opened until Nav Is .harshaH u 10 De m"cauA-
mlzed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
TIE NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.
UNIMPORTANT SESSIONS LAST NIGHT-PRosPECIs
OF THE GENERAL RAILROAD LAW.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THB TRlBUyRl

rNIuPORTANT SESSIONS LAST NIGHT-PRosPECTs
OF THE GENERAL RAILROAD LAW.
lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
TRENTON, March 24.-There was little bust
meas of importance in either House tonight. MI
Mcpherson will answer tomorrow, in the Senate, the
charges against the General Railroad bill made in the
public press He says he is willing 10 accept whatever
amendments the Assembly may offer. The House Com
ittee 10 look into bill believe they will be able 10
report tomorrow. Owing 10 the absence OF Mr. Hewitt
the Hudson and Delaware Railroad bill did not come up
in the Senate The Pharmacy bill was lost in the Senate
AZ WAS the bill restoring the convicted Jersey City Police
Commissioners 10 citizenship. Mr.. McPherson's bill
giving the Freehoders control Of the projected avenue 10
Hudson County passed the Senate M Cutler introduced
suppleuent 10 the state Prison law, appointing an
agent 10 look after welfare OF discharged oonvicts
in getting them employment etc The Senate called back
rom the Asseb y the bill Of the Saddle River Railroad
The bill 10 incorporate the Board ofChosen Freehoders
of Union ounty was Killed. The House passed the bill
consiituting District Courts IN Jersey City large
number of local bills passed their second and third read
inc / n both Houses The House passed resolution 10
adjourn on the OF April IN which there seems 10 DC
mo doubt that the Senate will concur. 1t IL believed
that the railroad will be renewed tomorrow In BON
Houses, but this In by no means certain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
POLICE NOTES.

A Swedish sailor, Charles TObs, age Is, was prob
sy falling from the 20 the dk Of the bsrs
.mmoua yng anchor Of The Battery yesterday afternoon
Daniel Pierce Of No $50 East Fifty-third-st., while
81 Fhaye and One hundred and renht Jestef
d. back BY large stone and severely injured
Annie Hogan of No. 10 Westinghouse. received a
severe scalp night from carving knife 10 the hpds Of
The sken the Park
Hospital, and the man was locked up
The cases Of Charles Carson and John Brown for
and for grand larceny set down for ~
moron. in Thomas Goodn who has been
rasned in the for burglary Tceay, and receiving
stolen goods, viii be tired tomorrow
man apparently about 60 years of age, died sud
denly Commodore Penn yesterday afternoon just s'
she reached her Brooklyn D. he about feet inches in
hight black In his pocket found gold watch
keys and promsary note dated Aug 1862 payable TO
Henr, \. stewart, and signed by Robert H. Sehoeppler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
ARREST OF FANNY HYDE.

Mrs. Fanny Hyde, who killed her employer
M watson Eastern District OF Brooklyn IN Jan
nary 1871 was arrested in Washington Oh Saturday and
reached Brooklyn last evening iD charge OF an 0fcer
III. circumstances OF the shooting familiar 10 the
ub, as well as Of the subsequent trial for iDur
~ an be first degree. The jury failed 10 agree, ano she
aA released by Court IN S50O bail 70 appear Tor
triI hen called upon. George Held become her bonds
as znd eI District Attorney Morris, counsel for Miss
Byde deposited with the County Clerk certified checH
ifr tie Of the ball. 10 indemnify ehe bOndsInan
In october Attorney BrttOn moved for trial.
tot ap adjournment procured by Mr. Morris On tbe
ry,sipd OF The absence OF material witnesses
,,A the illness OF MTs. HYDE In January the
,ssA N'was again noticed for trial, ana
die Efforts of Mr.. Morns 70 obtain further
,slav were Intellectual. MTe. Hyde not appear
80 her bail war declared forfeited and suit wes begun
Ssrfhe bondsman for its recovery Since then enorts
-. fesD made TO learn the whereabouts or MIRA hyde
- notIcAs were sent 20 the police departments OF al
80 ,,y,oetpa cites The result was Der discovery and
s,sst ,D Washington She will 10 brought ~ TRIAL III
~ arrived IN Brooklyn soon after p M and We.
go e. Ponce Hcadqusrters, sBd thence 70 the frst
sssIct stson where she yas boekso op Ioi ne nlght
-, sld rST0ytAT thas che bad been yisuns nsend IN
%ssslssss. ssf hss ~ lst bsssk1s shs We ossisS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
A SENATOR MOVING BY MAIL.

There are now in the Registered Letter De-
partment OF the Post-Oftoe in this city large
wooden boxes received from ashngton and addressed
to james W. Nye, u. 4. g., New-YOrk. Public docu
mcnts." Each box bears Is cent? worth OF postage
stamps the sum required each package letter pass
ing through the Registered Letter Department Until
the abolition of the franDg privilege July L. the
franks Of United States Senators and Representatives
will be respected that these boxes eost Senator
Eye for transportation from Washington to this city
O. o. Their combined weight, 1t is asserted by those
employed in the Post Once, exceeds that OF ali the
legitimate mail matter which has passed through this
department during past month. There Is much
lecture among the clerks in the Post Ooo TO the
contents OF the boxes There those unhnd enough
say that they believe the boxes contain portion Of
the Senator's worldly effects and that he has taken this
cheap method OF securing their safe and speedy trans
mission from point ~ point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
wEsrCHEsTER TOWN ELECTIONS

The town elections in Westminster County
will take place to-day. In the town of Rye, the Repub
Bcan candidates follows: Supervisor, q. w. Yves
ley; Town Clerk II. L. Marshall Justice OF the Peace
Noah Tompkins; Commissioner of Highways, r. II.
Clark Assessor Elias Pardy Trustees OF Public LADos
T. sours, WIN. Purdy, and w. p. Purdy; Town Com
.Dittee the Hon. Amherst Wight jr Col N b. BartraD
a. LOnsbury, q. q. Starr, Geo. HsiAes slDd X 4. Hay
yard Tho Democrats VI YUpkerGkevo peussu5sd Cbas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
THE BULLS HEAD BANK DEFAULT. -
pEpOsIroRs COOPERATING WITH THE STOCK


large number of the depOsitors of the
Bulls Head Bank met yesterday In the Toutona Assem-
bly, Rooms at s1eenth-st and'Thirdave. for the pur
pose of agreeing upon plan that would best secure
their interests AS. Cameron, manufacturer Of steam
pumps and one of the largest depostors was chosen
chairman. He said that he had on deposit $4,000 lie
had been told that the deficit amounted TO 100000 and
this woud have to be made good before the could
resume business He suggested that the sepositors
should confer with the stockholders and what ar
rangement could be made.
Robert b. Mooney, butcher in Fourth-ave., also'a
large depostor said that II the deficit was made good
by the poor persons would be able to get
some part of their deposts Others made remarks, afer
which the following Committee appointed to confer
with the stockholders James Anthony. John Ii. Mcneil,
]. II. Wilton Cornelius Dunphy, and Walter DuRphy.
The meeting will be held this morning. Dir. Wett. the
cashier then submitted the following statement OF the
banks assets and liabilities:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
THE MAYORS COURSE APPROVED.

a meeting of the German Reform Association
OF the lid Assembly District held last evening and
the following adopted:
Resolved provisions Of the charter before the LegI.
yespR appointment Of chiefs Of departments the
bDhes the Common Council do not meet sh
Association such provisions would eneetusy
nva,t4 The remit. and hand
his municipality meres Of orupou while ts welfare would
be made -ubserve q party interests.
eso,d Msvor snd the Controller deserve and eno' NE
this Association upright capable and honorable
Resolved That case any charter passed under the party
which Of appointment with the Msor
ofte Republican party Of this responsible or
ne breach OF tbeV then would be guilty or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
USIC.
NINE. LUCCA's FAREWELL.


The cordially of the audience last night at
the Academy of Music all that the best friend Of
Madame Lucca could have wished. The numerous
shortcomings OF very scrachy performance were par
doned-perhaps we're hardly noticed-In the general
desire hid hearty God speed To the attractive tte
woman who was 10 take leave for several months
Appause was almost continuous. and the flowers were
oyerpowering; while Madame Lucea recognized the
demonstrations OF her admirers with mora
than usual impresslveness OF demeanOr. The
opera was the Daughter Of the Regiment"
In the music lesson scene the prms donna introduced
first Mozart's beautiful OF Das Vechen" in Ger
man. and afterward "Home, Sweet Home" in English,
an Interpolation which, course created for few mo
ments something like an uproar OF delight.
Tonight Miss Kellogg will take her benefit and 70
will close season which has reflected credit upon
the management has done nothing for the advancement
Of art has only demonstrated Indeed that this is won
derfully patient public
MUSICAL NOTES.
Mr.. StrakOsch's season at the Academy OF
Music is 10 gin the 29th of September The full list
OF the principal artists thus tar engaged - as follows
Nine Nilsson MISS A. l. Cary; Mile TorI1ani (s0pranol
NJ Capou Sig CampaniDI, and sig Bonfratell, tenors
Sig Maurel u baritone who is about to make his debut
az COvent Garden; Sig Del Puente tne baritone VINO
was TO have sung with Car0tta Patti and Mario last
Fall Sig Nanetti, basso who Is also announced NJ
Covent Garden; and Arditi for conductor
The Cincinnati Musical Festival, under the
direction Mr. Theodore Thomas as TO open ON Tuesday
NAV Thrtys1 societies VIII unite in the great chorus
and the orchestra will consist OF los pieces The solo
singers engaged are Mrs Dexter OF Cincinnati, MIS-
Annie Louise Cary, MT Nelson Narey MI huI1pnsen
gramme includes BeethOyens " Choral SYMPHONY,
Handels "Dettingen TIE Deum," Glucks "Orpheus,
life y Schuberts Twentyhird Psalm" and selections
from "Tsnuh5user" and the Mage Flute"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25

PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
FIN Apenue Hotel-The Earl and Countess OF
csns, Ldy Psnny Sinclair and Court Psn $1,000 sn
Ton Jnds NsvJery Jodye H. Eelsop
Csuncsy Chicago and Gen Horace Porter
Hou-Judrr Parker Gen. Marvin OF hesny.'
81 Nicholas Hoi6ov Ebert 81 Colorado Judge snash OF
Wsv,nv N "a the O. Gngss Of Illinois and John King
IN Vice Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad CO.. hrTo,"
Bo1i-Tbe Hon Buchanan OF Canada, Col w. kng Of MN
noota Perrin Of the Court Of Appeals and Thomas pun
deand .Esr York HotLNathan Appleton Of b10h
and Capt Mehouse Of steamship City Of Pans 81 D,n
Wendell Phillips OF Boston Grand Central Hok-he non T.
Poland Of Vermont and By OF hsca 81 1a"e no It
Pref N orrford Csmbdge, Mass Holman H0Hsa-lt re
Hon W. D. Bishop Of Connecticut. Hetteon and D. wg%
Phad.ph Cldrendon HoP L. Poer French OF be bhusn
Legation AsIor Hogse-Gen h. Stonehouse OF Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25

resolution was then adopted pedgng the depoators
10 rive the stockholders Of the bank all the assistance IN
their mower and II necessary 10 allow Is per cent OF
their deposits 10 remain In bank for three months
limited States Marshal Fske has authorized Charles A.
Meigs Bank for this district TO take charge
OF the OF the bank, by virtue OF the warrant lseu
nv Jndge Bachford response 10 the petition Of GER
lam creditors that the institution be adudged inyo
uutary bankrupt. , lSIss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25

fampbelrfor Supervisor, and w r. WILKINSON and geo.
Archer for Justoes If the Peace a. MT vernon. rs
Estebrook Ia the Republican candidate Tor bnpervsor
In Yorktown J. IF Palmer has been nominated by the
Republicans for Supervisor, and j. .. Travis by tno
Democrats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
NETWORK CITY.

Contrary to expectation, Marshal Sharpe did
not assume the duties OF Surveyor, yesterday Deputy
Surveyor Benedict stated that he understood that the
Marshal was absent from the city.
The following is a comparative statement OF
the contagious diseases Of the past two weeks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25

of avoiding trial che had teeD ut AL omss
ready TO tr1al and would have done 10 VIII
out being brought by policemen she had received any
notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25

III N.SQUIRE, W FultOntst, N. Y.-Watches,
Ia , p. rs, -. ss s, $3.50. s:-'s ~ :.s ::
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
CREDIT Mobiles

Eisnr PAsss or RHApIsa MATER pom CsSrs
Nov R,Apr careful, CONDENSED ard In oonsuiss fern Tor pres
,ston os1apkts report of the CSEDr sobLh
vrsIIeArIoN printed . maggie sheet Of eight psgea
snse copies.
flve copies. Seso
UssAl dscsass 70 VIC 1Tseo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25

ART STUDENTS will find in THE TRIBUNE
Lscvpsr EsraA peAiAed 81 An Szhss recently
sshv.sss ia National Academy Vsssss Pns D. B, nail 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

TBKnMouBryR, YESTERDAY, ar DiCSlss0Fs, IN PARE
ROW. 80. 49,.
euo Eoo,-ao - 5pm-so hanight-2o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
iAnDeasceness>,
BURNETT's FLAvoRMG ExTRACTs.-Tbe best.

KNox's STORE at No. 9l2 Broadway. KNox's
In The Fh Avenos Hotel
Buy your Spring Hat al either establishments desire
perfectly .gsn becoming fabric The ksox'
do1sisdly the popsia' isven<
For Morn PATCHES FRRCKLEs, AND TAN,
PsEsrs Morn PAscsI. Loyos sold By druggists e'e
pspo, ~ Bend ST., ss~-forh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-25
BROOKLYN.

certlheu copy Oh the oul s@cdtlHS d Be"
Health Board has been received by the Mayor.
Mayor Hooker and other officials of Milwau-
kee wis., visited this city, yesterday for the purpose of
examining the relative merits of clay and cement
pipes.
The Eastern District police arrested, yester
day. gang OF young thieves whose names are given as
Aaron Pierce, william Sprout Michael Wallace, John
Green, Peter Barker Thomas carter, Dennis Deyln'
They were sentenced to the Penitentary for so days
Irving Smith, convicted thief, who gave
testimony led to the conviction OF David Dowd and
Eugene Small for arson has made, through LAWYER,
him OF reward OF $500 which had been offered by the
Mayor. Sergeant Campbell aud detective Corr of the
Fourth Precinct also claim the reward.
LONG ISLAND.
GLEN CovE.-The quarterly meeting of the
Queens County Sunday School Teachers Association
will DC held tomorrow afternoon and evening
STATEN ISLAND
NEw-DoRP.-A new public school building
Is in process OF erection Ii designed 10
l2,OO0 pupils. and IL TO cost from 1900 TO 5000.
observation-disclosures are making to erect q
beLtower, aud TO form system Of bell-sgnss ia
junction with Stapleton.
NgwBRIGHroS force OF Fire Police is TO be organ
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
TREMoNT.-Oh Sunday last, boy named
John Conners complaining OF pain In his stomach
was ADVISED by ms gfanumother' mhy cmitn, 10 drink
some GIN He followed the advice and died after
ward.
PoUaHKEEPsIE.-The celebrated Fshhill oil case has
Just been decided by the Court OF Appeals The action
brought originally In by George f. Chester and
others sgt. John g. Dickinson and others, for q
oocasionod by of the plaintiffs having been
cheated the purchase of land by the having
placed petroleum IT, thereby inducing the belief that
the oil tho natural production Of the Land.
diet gwen In favor Of the plaintiff for 5 0O, aud
the Court OF Appeals have just arined the Judgment
NEW-JERSEY g..
JERSEY CITY.-The. body of Henry Laws.
ooored age II, Wa found yesterday floating In New.
Ysrh Bsy. % 0rssnsaus, N Odzcss Jsokssn Of The
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-14

NormNs like a title to inspire awe.
Accordingly Emperor William has Is
sued a new edtct In his role Of Kiug
Of Prussia, whereby he announces his
title henceforth to be rs follows I'VE,
William, by the grace of God King OF
Prussia, Margraye Of B~randenberg,
Burggrave Of Nuremberg, Count Of
Hollenzollern, sovereign and supreme
Duke Of Silesia, as likewise Of the
county Glatz. Grand Duke of the
Neither Rhine and Posen, Duke Of
Saxouia, Westphalia and Engeru, of
Pommerania, Luenneburg, Holstein
and Schleswig; Of Magdeburg, Bre-
men, Geldern, Kleve, Juclich and
Berg as also Of the Wends and Kas-
subes; Of Krossen, Lanenburg and
Mecklenberg; Langrave Of Hessen
aud Thueringen Margrave Of the
Upper and Nether-Lausitz Prince Of
DRAMA; Prince Of Ruegen, Of East
Fricsland, of Paderborn and Pyrmont;
Of Hallerstadt, Muenster, Mindea,
Osnabrueck and Hildesheim ; Of Yer
den, Kaunnin, Fulda, Nassau and
Moers; Princely Count Of Henneberg;
Count Of the Mark and Of Ravens
burg ; OF Hohenstein, T~ieklenburg and
I.igen /; Of Mansfield, Sigmarlngen and
veringen ; and Lord at Frankfort"
or course. this Is only his kingly title.
His imperial title Is heightened out
correspondingly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-14

MINISTER'S IN PoILTIcs.-The confer
ence of the Methodist Church South,
which was recently held at Colusa,
CAL. grappled with the above question
In n most manly, and to our minds,
satisfactory manner. Rev. jesse Wood
Of Chico, 1t appears, had accepted the
nomination aud was running for the
office Of Superintendent Of Common
Schools. The account says that he ad-
dressed the Conference In al explana-
tory. and In q very conclliatory and
modest spirit, adhering to his former
course as right and just, but the Con-
ference wish it decidedly understood
that they will not allow any Of Its
members to enter the political arena
under pain and penalty Of expulsion,
and finally adopted the following res
olutions:
WHEREAS, Brother Wood, pastor Of
the Methodist Church South In Chico,
has become involved In politics by &C
ceptiug the nomination for Superin-
tendent Of Common Schools, q viola
ton, As We conceive, of the genius
and spirit of Methodism ; therefore
Resolved. After hearing Brother
Woods statement that he be granted
q location at Ills own request aud that
we follow him with our prayers for his
future prosperity and happiness.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-14

NEAR Carrolton, NO., last Friday
night. Robert Austin, a wealthy young
farmer who suspected the fidelity OF
his wife. announced his departure for
st. Louis, but returned to a closet in
his bedroom armed with . double bar
relied gun. Shortly after his wife had
retired Elijah Haley. a young man,
came In aud prepared to retire. when
Austin sprang out and fired one bar
rel at HIN. but Instead struck his wife,
inflicting a fatal wound. He then shot
Haley dead with the other barrel.
Mrs. Austin died on Saturday. Austin
surrendered himself to the authorities.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-14
GENERAL ITEMS.

JAMES HOGAN, a boy 10 years old,
yesterday shot and killed P. NJ. Rich
ard, proprietor Of the Nashvllle Acad-
envy Of Music. who had seduced his SIS
ter and refused to marry her. The boy
surrendered himself to the police.
COLONEL. VIM. II. Russell, aged 90
years, died In St. Louis, No., yester-
DAY. Deceased was the private Secre.
tary Of Henry Clay during the canvass
for the Presidency.
BETWEEN $4,000 and $40, 900 were
raised In Chicago yesterday In aid Of
the Memphis and Shreveport sufferers.
The Common Council Of Cincinnati,
Ohio, has appropriated $4,000 for the
relief Of Shreveport.
Ex-PREsIpENT ANDY Johnson ar
rived In Washington City yesterday.