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HOBOKEN'S MURDER MYSTERY.

What the OmcfaI Investigations Re-
veal-Continuatton of the CorOner's
Inquest.
The long and searching inquisltlon into the cir
cumstances surrounding the death OF Karl Kust-
per the Stettin merchant. fails to throw much
light upon the case that can furnish clew to the
perpetrator Of the deed The police continued their
investigations yesterday. A report which was
spread that two of the hotel officials had left and
could not be found IL without foundation, one OF
them having been discharged and the other ap-
pearng when he understood that he was wanted.
The summary manner in which travelling strangers
are disposed OF by robbers in the neghborhood Of
the Elysian Fields Is likely to give rise TO a
ment which will result in placing that entire region
under the control OF
THE HoB0KES POLICE
or OF police that will drive the rowdics there
from. The inquest was continued by Coroner
Parsloe last evening. One OF the Jurors was in q
semi.intoxicated condition and 0ccasioned title
comment on his conduct Too much credit cannot
be given to Mr.. Adolphi, the foreman, who has
spent Doth day and night in hunting up the case.
After patient labors yesterday he discovered that
the newspaper scrap found In deceased's brain was
from copy OF the Neue ytettiner Zeitu,,g printed
some SIX weeks ago in Stettin, Knstner's native
city. Mr.. Adophi is now endeavoring to find a
copy OF that paper OF the same date as the scrap.
The 1rst witness sworn yesterday was Hugh Bar
clay, who depOsed:-"At ten minutes past three
O'Clock on Friday morning, the 4th of July, being Q
Waterman, was standing at the corner Of sixth
and River streets, when heard loud
SOUND OF A GUN
or large pistol; IL was heavy, rolling sound such
"a would come nom heavily loaded weapon;
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JULY H. 1s7a-TRIPLE SHEET


may be bought by him at the price currently paid for the
~ article thireea the land required to work the
State is handed over gratis 70 the concessonare The
SIX are expressly sStondea to Ike Mines Which eewiss
come under the seventy years clause contained In sr-
Article fourteen sccords to the coneessonaire for
s mot
included in this CLAUSE een per cent Of Inc proeesds
81 Os1S % s a thus ss Sc
sold 70 him in preference TO other buyers
s to and c
OF he s All such works are the
.ary land without psyms1t but undertakes to Indemnity
M s
nel2ngs to inc conesssionsre who win enter into an
%s e S g se ss psH s tie ai 5s:
OF the works belong to the government
bS Sna
The railway and other works The conoe ssionaire to
DO lett at liberty to determine the mode OF raising the
s1s guarantee the Persian
i've per cent and an additional two per cent as
King fund al capaI raised % be raised BY he
d re5sia ms vs. entirely Win public
prove extremely useful in the carrying out Of the works.
s s SO a. as sgeen PLEDGES The Of
toms for the payment of the per cent accorded
ton Of the line between Resent Ispahan, con
s a S"Ss s
tune.
BY article nineteen the government engage to hand
over the management OF their customs to the conces
sionaire or conccssonaires Tor period of twenty
years, BEGINNING March l. 1874. The concessolaires
e e pay "r this privilege s year in excess
good ior Srst S I'VE pdnS
sixty per cent or the net being accorded
government for the sixth and following years.
Article twenty records that il tue Persian government
should determine to permit the establishment OF bank
or any other credit inst uton in their country the
oesslonae or eoneessionaires w be allowed the irst
Article twenty extends this right OF preference
joyed by the cO1ces0narc to all enterprises
with the providing gas, roads. teeRrapha mills, manu-
features, iorges. pavement &C. Improvements in the
capital and post Offices also included In this clause
Article twenty-five provides that the right accorded in
this concession be transferred to other parties ut
time.
Article twenty three stipuates that the works
nected with the mines forests and water shall
be begun simultaneously with the construction OF the
line the engaging to supply the requisite
Of manual labor current prices and 10 protect
the agents, employees and property OF the company
Under article twentyiou the French text OF the
ccsson in to the Persian text declared the
one by which all difficulties shall be decided.
An additional article that the seven per cent
interest shall not be paid ny the government direct put
be taken from the OF the customs mines forests
and water courses In OF need
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THB NoRR1svILLE pa MYSTERY.

The horribly mutilated remains Of the man
picked up on the railroad. few miles from Norris
vile, on Wednesday morning, from papers, &C..
found with them, we're at first supposed to be
those of william J. Stanley, printer, OF Brook
lyn, N. Y A certificate OF membership OF a ma
sonic lodge was discovered among the papers,
which caused the Morrisvle Lodge to take charge
Of the remains A message was received that
william ]. Stanley was alive and well, and that
the papers belonged to him, but how they
got into the possession OF the deceased
Is not made known. The COr0ner's jury has taken
no action in the matter yet. Various and
conflicting rumors are an0at as 10 the cause OF the
been murdered and Afterwards thrown on the rail-
road track. IL would be well II Mr. Stanley would
throw some light on the mystery and relieve the
citizens OF Worthwhile from the SUSPENSE they are
lan0rtng under.
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looked TO see II policeman was st hand. but no
one was near after the sound heard no further
noise: the 1rinP OF guns and pistols is very COM
mon In that locality; 1, therefore, took no more
noJice OF the occurrence and went away ut seven
O'Clock.
william Miller, who was employed as a waiter In
the Park Hotel, was then examined, but mis- testi-
mony was irrelevant to the circumstances OF de-
ceased's death. Kustner usually drank half bot
Tie OF claret at dinner; saw man named Birk-
mouse once conversng with deceased; left the
hotei on the Sd OF July. voluntarily.
Mr.. Gnstavus Acker, the wine merchant was tho
next witness Heard deceased speak OF an uncle
ana brother who lived in Nevada, and whom he in
tehaed 70 visit before proceeding to san Francisco;
on the evening OF the I'd OF July deceased and my
seit having dined together at the hotel walked to
Snort Snort time at SYPHILIS Cave; on Thursday
night az eleven O'Clock, he left my store
alone and after that never saw him alive he was
never intoxicated, but complained OF sick
stomach; ne was very quiet and comfortable when
leaving me on That night his discourse was alwa VI
pertinent to the subject or conversation: on ono
occasion ne drew out small portfolio and clan
ping 10 with his hand said :-"rm ready to 90 now
TO California; I've got my money!
The porter OF the hotel then gave some test(-
mony the substance Of which has already appeared
In the HERALD. The inquest was then adjourned.
Tine Opinien prevalent now Is that Kustner was
murdered by some one well acquainted with MIA
habits and enjoying his confidence.
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City OF Washington; Ravages OF the Storm in tho
West; Fourth Of July Celebration in this city; Sad
Conclusion OF . Picnic; the Sharkey- Dunn H0mi-
eide; Young Walworth's Doom; the late Mysterious
Murder in HOboken; a Double Tragedy in Boston:
Ben Butler Bothered Report OF the State Park Com
mission Startling act ofSelfdestruction by a Young
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BARON REUTERS LITTLE GAME.
The London Financiers' Intrigue
and the BarOn's Small
Chances of Profit.
THE SHAH TAKES A LOAN OF A MILLION
Probability that the Persian Monarch Will
Cancel the Concession.
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The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
spondent in the French capital =
PARIS, July 10. 1873.
His Majesty the Shah of Persia is vastly
gratifed with the appearance of the French
capital. He assured President MacMahon
that "Paris looks like bride in her wedding
dress"
The Shah is greatly pleased with his recep-
ton, but as to the state of his mind the great
potentate has no conception of the serious
side of anything which he has seen. In this
respect he is like child at q fair
THE FOREIGN MINISTER IN DEEP DISGRACE AND
DREADFUL DANGER.
His Excellency Sadree Fem, Foreign Min
lister of Persia, is in disgrace with the Shah,
and will probably be dismissed and executed
on the return of the Court to Teheran.
THE REUTER- CONCESSION DEPRECATED IN
Serious difficulties exist with respect to the
Reuter- concession. Baron Reuter- is 81 500, 900
out of pocket He deposited $3.50, 900 as q
guarantee of contract, and expended an equal
amount in brides to secure the contract. He
also loaned the Shah 81 100000 at five per
cent, which sum the sovereign will never
repay.
WILL THE INSTRUMENT BE CANCELLED?
There exists just now curious intrigue
around the Shah, undertaken with the view
to make him cancel the concession. The Shah
was brought out by Reuter- to help float his
schemes, but other London fnanciers appeared
and told the members and Ministers of the
Shahs suite that the concession was worth
more than Reuter- was paying, and Mira Has
san Ally Khan, Minister of Public Works, is
against him.
Reuter- would like to sell the concession,
but in the face of such difficulties it is doubt
full if it has any value.
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MADRID, July TO- 1873
Senior Suner, Minister Of the Colonies will intro
duce measure in the Cortes to-day applying the
provisions OF the federal constitution with certain
RESTRICTIONS, to the island Of Porto Rico.
CITY OFFICIALS AssAssINATED
The Deputy Mayor and Councillor of Malaga have
been assassinated.
GENERAL NOUvILLAs' SUCCESSOR.
The resignation OF General No1villas as Com
mander-in-Chief OF the Army OF the North has been
accepted.
1t is said General Cordspenn will be appointed
his successor.
CARLIST CAPTURE OF MUNICIPALITY, MEN AND
MONEY.
The Carlists have seized thirty-fOur residents of
Marsa, ~ and hold seven OF them as hostages for
the safe return OF insurgents now in the hands Of
the republicans. The remaining twentv-seven are
held for ransom.
The Carlists have captured the town OF San
Guesa, in the Province OF Navarro, twenty-five
miles southeast of Pampelona, and shot the tax col
lect0r.
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GERMANY AND FRANCE.
Prussian Troops Moving from the Hostaged
Territory.
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PARIS, July 10, 1878.
In accordance with the treaty signed in Berlin
last March, under which the departments OF vos-
ges, Ardennes, Mouse and Meurthe. -Moselle, as
well as the fortress and reimbursement OF Belfort
are to be evacuated on the payment Of the second
instalment OF the last mlard Of the war indem-
nifty, the German troops commenced to retire on
the 80 inst. The withdrawal will continue by de-
tachments until the 18th of August, when the
above mentioned country will be entirely evacu-
ated,
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IELt6Nm To TIE NEW TURK nERALU.
FLORENCE, July 10, 1873
The crisis in the Italian Ministry has terminated
Signor Mnghett, who was summoned to this city
by the King has formed Cabinet, which is consti-
tuted as follows:-
President or the Council and Minister OF Finance
Signor Mngheth.
Minister or Forei0n A01irs-Slgnor visconte ve-
nOsta.
Minister Of the Hster-tOr-Signor Cantelli.
Minister Of Justice ana Ecclesiastical A1dirs-Sig
nor Viglianl.
Minister OF Wdr-Lieutenant General Ricotti
Magnani.
Minister Of Mnrfne-Signor Santbon.
Minister or Public WorkS-Sign0r Spaventa.
minister Of Public sction-Signor Scialoa.
Minister Of Commerce and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FINAL.
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e NJ G. Z. A n ID.
Claimants Against the American Treasury
Called to Council.
The Prosecution Of Tichborne uossd-Bullion
and Discount
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LONDON, July 10. 1878.
An advertisement appears in the Times this
morning calling meeting OF all persons who have
claims against the United States which arose after
the terminal date fixed in the Treaty OF Washing
ton for the purpose OF taking joint action for the
advancement OF their interests.
BULLION AND DISCOUNT.
The bullion in the Bank OF England has increased
f3SOoo during the past week.
The rate OF discount OF the Bank of England
has been reduced one per cent and is now five per
cent.
TICHBORNE'S TRIAL
The case for the prosecution against the ITCH
borne claimant was closed to-day. and the trial
was adjourned until the 21st INST.
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ATHLETIC SPORTS,

The American College Challenge Cup.
Among the latest entries for the foot race for the
American College Challenge Cup are Mr.. 4. L.
Philips, Of the Cornell University, and Mr.. d. f.
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THE WRECKED STEAMSHIP.
The City of Washington Parts in
Two on Gull Rock, N. S.
LIST OF TIE CABIN PASSENGERS.

HALIFAX, N. s., July 10, 1879.
The wreck OF the City OF Washington broke in
two pieces ON Gulf Rock Shoals at seven O'Clock
this morning. The captain, officers and crew were
on board at the time, but succeeded In landing
safely without difficulty.
The NJ A. starr arrived ut Port lie Bear last even
ing. All the passenger luggage, DC, was taken on
board through the night and the passengers en-
barked this morning. The steamer left for Halifax
at four O'Clock this afternoon and is not expected
here before tomorrow morning.
LIST OF THE CABIN PASSENGERS.
Mr.. Cookeslay, Colonel Parnell, John Neil, Mrs.
Harris and daughter and Miss Church, Mr.. Ingra-
ham. Mr.. Jones. MIR. Hurst, Mr. Barratt and wife.
Captain Hammond, Captain Jauzk, Mr.. Cox, Mr..
Duieron, Mr.. Lewis and two daughters, Mr..
Higgins and wife, from Minnesota two men, one
lady, child and little girl, names not known.
Canadian Investig alton.
OTTAWA, July 10, 1873.
The Minister of Marine and Fisheries has directed
an inquiry into the of the loss Of the Inman
steamer City Of Washington on the coast of Nova
Scotia.
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A.-Hcrald Branch Office, Brooklyn.
corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from . A. NJ to y p. NJ
On sunday from to- P. NJ
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THE HERDIC PARK RACES.

wILLIAMspoRr. Pa, July TO- 1873.
At the Herdc Park Races to-day the 2 80 race was
won by Hickory. Time, 2:4lN-a43-2A2. In the
234 race Frank Phillips was the winner. Time,
2 :s6-2 :35--2 :36. In the running Gerald was
the winner. Time. 1;47-1;a8h-l;s0s
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BERLIN, July 10. 1873.
A despatch from Breslau says violent type Of
cholera has appeared in that city. Thus far there
have been eighteen cases. fourteen Of which proved
fatal.
In the town Of Lauterburg, thirty-four miles
northeast OF Strasbourg, eight persons were
stricken with the disease and four died.
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FIRE IN BROOKLYN.

hre broke out last night In the frame dwelling
No. 1913 Adephi street. 1t was occupied by three
families each OF whom lost about two hundred dol
lars worth OF furniture. The house was owned by
George Chattery, who sustained loss OF $500
Insured in the Jefferson Insurance Company. It
was caused by defective nue.
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Corps, Bunions, Nails, &C., Cured
without pain.-CORN CURE, by mail, Soc.
DIR. RICE, 20s Broadway, corner Fulton.
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A.-Thc New Elastic Truss Gives Univer-
sal satisfaction, retaining rupture night and day till
cured; no one ever buys the filthy sponge pads OF
wretcbed metal finger" pads
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A.-Ln6ies' Furs busted with Lyon's
INSECT POWDER makes them proof against moths
worms and insectA
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Denis Donovan, Formerly at DelmOn
icos serves table dhote at his Restaurant No. Eas
Twelfth street, for 81 50, including wine.
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Ask Your Sister to Get Wolcott's Catarrh
ANNIIlTLATOR and that hawking and splitting.
Free test WOLCOTT'S office.
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Golden Hnir.-Barker's Aurora, Harm
less as water changes any hair golden 81 So l.H1
Broadway, Thirty second street.
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Peyram's Patent Sunstrokc PreventOr>
sure protective convenient and portable. For sale
only at KNOX'S three Hat stores. Price 81 each.
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The body of o found in the bay Fort
Hamilton yesterday. When taken to Fort Hamilton IL
was identified that Of Louis Jacquitte, who was
drowned Sunday by the capszing OF boat In the Mar
Tho body of his wife, who drowned with
him, recovered Yesterday
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SPAIN.

Constitutional Privileges for Porto Rico-Assassi-
nation of City Officials General Nou-
villas Resignation Accepted
Captures by the Carlists
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ITALY.

The Cabinet Crisis Terminated Minghetti Forms
q Ministry
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Prices Re~
duced circulars sent and Information given. We sold
the 5000 0 prize in the drawing OF April -
j. B. MARTINEZ CO, Bankers, 10 Wall street.
Post Office box 1888, New York.
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THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.
Austrian Court Honor to the Director.
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VIENNA, July 10, 1878.
The Emperor of Austria has conferred the Grand
Cross OF the Order OF Francis Joseph on Baron
Schwarz, Director General Of the International
Exhibition.
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TURKEY AND ACHEEN.
The Sultan of Turkey to Protect Native Inter
ests at the Seat Of War.
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LONDON, July 10, 1873.
1t is stated that eight Turkish men-of-war are on
their way to Sumatra to watch over the interests
OF His Imperial Majesty the Sultan in that island.
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FRANCE.
Outflow Of Bullion from the Bank.
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PARIS. July TO- 1873.
The bullion in the Bank of France has decreased
Is, OOO, 900 francs during the past week.
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Gentlemen Travelling, Especially those
going Europe to the seashore should take with then
either tho ELMwOOD or WARWICK COLLAR; they
stand perspraon and the dampneS salt water much
better til linen.
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TURKEY.
4 Pacha in Danger Of Punishment
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CONsTANTINoPLE, July TO- 1879.
Mahmoud Pacna has been summoned to Constan-
tinople, to be tried for acts committed when he
was VZier.
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CHOLERA IN EUROPE.

Fatal Assaults Of the Disease in the German
Territory.
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Is49-Established Is4a.-G. Rauch fuss,
Practical WIG MAKER and Importer OF HUMAN
HAIR, A East Twelfth street, near Broadway
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The Living Legacfes That Families
lea We behind them when they move on May Day b
thoroughly exterminated only by KNOWLES LNSKC9
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