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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-23
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT PRACTICE.

The October Term of the United States
Circuit Court, common law side, Judge Woodruff pre-
siding opened yesterday. Thirtysix jurors out OF
panel OF 90 answered TO their Names and the 80 who
were absent will DO required to show why they
should not be fined $3.50 each for contempt OF court
Judge Woodruff announced that business would be
transacted IN the following order: First jury cases
second appeals in admiralty third writs OF error and
reviews bankruptcy. There 32I on the jury
calendar.
In most OF the the jury calendar action Is
brought duties paid under protest. on i'm
ported goods and during the trial OF these impOr
tant questions relative to laws will BE- raised
In the case Of the United Ststes agt. HermOn tS Hal
lacher it was sought $1,000 bond for the
appearance OF a person before United States Commits
soner Belts Judge Woodruff directed tine jury TO ind
a verdict for the defendants, the ground that the
bond good for nothing because IL made RETURN
able before the Commissioner instead Of before Circuit
Court Judge.
As tho pa pers in the bankruptcy In Judge Wood
ruti's Court will be filed the office Kenneth G..
White the Clerk OF the United States Circuit Court and
not the office OF the Clerk VI the Unlte states Dis
trct Court attempt to suppress anything concerning
Them will be made, Mr.. Whites position being that when
documents are died In mis- office they open for in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-23
DEPARTURE OF FOREiGN MAILS.
rHURSDAl. OCT. %.


Plymouth. Cherool2 md Hamburg per setn-
ship Fn,s close ct l2 Vi. Supplementary Nal Tor double.
postage matter closed the PoOhoe al li3O
sal .. w. from loot oi Thirt-st Hohosen
the steamship Cry u Nerds eos
s2p IN Supplementary Mail for doub postage letters ahs
matter the PostOdce at 2:iO Steamship sAi
I. 3 D. ~ from p No \. X.
Mai bT the steamship Pent close Al II q N
Steamship a ?. m. from Pier No. ~ y. r.
Thomas BrAn Argentine Republic West Indies.
etc close ASsDpleu enta Mall
for double postage and printed matter clio 81 At The Po once
Steamship sails a. D from Per No a. n Il
FRIDAY. "a
Newfoundland she hesiork POOnee e'er dag
ai q .. Halfar
lsya 8 q and Boston
SATURDAY.. Der. %.
NAL. for United Kingdom ony and Liverpool
b. She steamship Celtic close at ALSO No Supple nntsrr Mall
Steamship a. at from White Does Ptyoas Ferry.
CIV
Mail, FOR Southampton and Bremen The steam s
Mosel ~ NJ. Supplemental Mail Tor iOlbep 40
r and Or ned matter PosOhce 1880 IN.
Steamship salts N from foot Of lhirdst Ho6osen
Direc, Prls closed MAI IS sent oY ibis me
M,s Hsvsns direct bV the steamship Cubs close
Mail for double postage letters and prnted
elo'sd the PooAce az @:iO N steamship sails
az o. 10. from Pier No. 3 n r.
mails Tor we,s City Of Houston close a,
steamship a. D. II. from Pier No. 20 Z. X
SUNDAY. OCT %
An Mails close all O'Clock The tVssohce oVea IRON =
n. IL u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT Oh HaN-iORk .

PORT % sSw-fORk. ...........,........Ocr ~
CLEARED.
s,esu'hp America Ger Baa Bremen via Southampton oehs
kCo.
Steamship Nevada Br FORSYTH Liverpool vs Que.ns.oup w,as
Il Guisn.
steamship a,terAs Ernst Noron k o Dominion Steamship Co
Ssn.hp lsase Bell Brakeman. Norfolk CITY Point Rcaog
Cd Dominion steamship CO.
steamship A. Shnen Warren Phisdelphi..
- anship fs River keeue Fall Steamship Co.
ship Robinson Stetson, Liverpool, Snow L Bsrgs.A
snip Sleopaa TaNor san frsnoo simmons Cheseorough.
BARR Neptune lNorl Wymah HarlepOol Tstens
Bars GAens tahsti JopAsseh BeyrJa Slocovich 4 Co.
Barb Nsisut (Br) SrOn onssn,,o~n order. Bales,
nadxacar tAusIl kadoysn Corf ae Tor ordsfs socevieA
Barb Rissopese (G.r) Gr.w Bristol Rng. C. robis Ca
30.
Barb John Gtma wesberr Havana cabs James Ward Go.
BARK Gipsey (Br D. ca cmsr Cads spain Snos bsfyssa
BARI Sea King (Br1 kdsads Dubhe, frelard uchs 70
Barb Sospif (AuslD Drmichele Trieste, soeoricn Se
Brig Orb Layton 81 JoAss and h.esr Sns F.
H. r. Currie 4 Co.
Bns s. A. SNOW (Br) smith H,ifiI. n &, Hensy Parker
brig Foneask Cork o orders funch ndte ".
John Porter Wet Fla, bennes \ rlneiasy-
Brig r. W. Messe Hewett Coransa, span, saes bazess
Pia \. (Ausl), Goistch Ancons fsobr ch.ehee'
sh spsaas Wave Br hsessu Rio 0nsaes Do sal assrfe
baey
seht D. bentley Williams Dsrsn, Bsatiey, ondersseVst Co.
seht Bdvatd Lee, Tobn Jacme. J. Wseosry
schr. Mar K Doasl.s. sheosi. Jsemsl n J; weinberg
seAr Pranel. a. Davis, DoaRs, JseBsl J. nenoets
sehT II. 4. Peter. Aadsrsss Mesquite ine fA' '" w. aass.
ARRIVED.
stosnship Scotia Lv,rpe Oel H. and 9aeenste~s l2
siiA esd 10 UhAA " saschHA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-23
TOO GREAT i BURDEN FOR THE RKPUB
.... LiCIN PARTY
From Hdrpsrs Weekly.


Mr.. Shepherd is to be nominated for Gov
ernor OF tue District VI Columbia The Senate ought
NOT 10 confirm the nomination. Tho Republican party
cannot carry such regulations. Shall not Republican
newspapers what Republicans very well know and
nry.tely declared Nobody for moment suspects the
President OF the least improper motive, But II Is ms
take 10 nom person under such suspicion as Mr.
even the President has no conclusive proof
AGAINST him The public mind Ia very sensitive since
6e Credit Mobier and tho salary grab and II Senators
choose 10 dsdan its opinion upon those subjects, let
them hear the voice OF the Republican press assuring
them that Republicans arc impatient OF much that they
.ec and demand a change in many things. The con.
nrnation OF a nomination like that OF Mr.. Shepherd
Indifference public feeling upon the salary grab,
snrIt of would all belong to that class OF
scts and u ndencies whose accumulation would compel
thonehtful lInen to wonder whether party which
sIIows them still indispensable To the welfare OF the
country This tue question that tho conscience"
Whigs asked when the Baltimore Convention Of 1854
orrsndered to Slavery aud the whig party was gone
n Isss This was question that the Free-soi Dem
orrxu began 10 ask Ia 1884, and from that moment the
marty was doomed This 10 the question which tho Re
nublloan press aud Congress eau, II they w prevent
snch men FROM asking " sha Republican party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-23
CIVIL NOTES,

The suit of Geo Is. Green to recover
s59943 10 from the city for paving done Third
Fourth, and Madsonaves and the Bowery contract,
was heard in the Supreme Court, yesterday. before
Judge Van Brunt Tho Controller refused pay the
ground that the contract Illegal ana that the prices
were exorbitant Judge Van Brunt thought otherwise
He held that the contract was legal and ordered
dict for the plaintiff
George Copeland was taken before Judge
Fancher yesterday, ON a writ OF habeas corpus by Mr.
Knitting who asked that the prisoner DO admitted
bail The prisoner convicted at the Special Sessions
aud the Pententsry for six months evidence
that he snacned s. so out OF little boys hand. COun
eel argued that the Justices had power TO
for felony larceny from the person. and an appeal had
Attorney Lyon agreed that the Justices had such
DO err said he would not oppose the application
Bail was fixed at $1,000.
In Part |. of the Marine Court, before Judge
Gross Israel Dexter and others obtained Judgment
order Court against Jonas Philips for 1901 in gold
with costs aud SIS allowance Goodrich Wheeler for
plaintiffs, and Barlow, Larocque Mcfarland for de-
PENDANT stephen q. Qurk obtained Judgment against
Edwin H. Van schaick for $685. with costs aud SIS allow
ance s. e. Derrckson for plaintiff. AMI T. Mckinley
for defendant The following inquests for the plaintiffs
taken, with costs and SIS allowance Weltlug aEt.
The Bartlett Reversible sewing Machine Company, Tor
500 60; G. Wilcox for plaintiff amt Dunnng Edsall &
Hart Tor defendants Frederick Green and Others agt
A. H. EnhOlm for sos; Dickerson Brother for plain
TN In Part H.. before Judge Rowland Theodore Is.
Wolsey obtained judgment against Benjamin Marshall
aud another by inquest tor $40 g. with costs and 35 al
l0wauce; Alexander Wlinsds for plaintiff ana Walsh.
Hubert Eckerson for defendants In the case OF Der
disagreed C. A. HenrQues FOR plain and j. ii. Harnett
for defendant Joseph ochrader obtained Judgment
against Samuel Barnett for ti39 a. with costs and f5
allowance "a l. Ldngbein for plaintih, Ana j. H. Cor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-23
DE- ISIONs-OcT. %.

S,py.m, -ehaplbrs-By judge Fancher.--
Andersen aet dseossDe without costs srssea
o. payment Of Covert as Lucsrh'to ON oehei VA
SO cost. 20 event In the mater Of feriusd Mayr me
od unatc -Psuton iuG9teo taqegdo grsntei ana
mn sOBs granted pey ETAot0a dened "itA so o''>
10 abide event.
Superi0r C0urt-Specidt 1erm.-By Judge van
inner HeSamopOrer setting ssde ndle8 SD eaass
set lova 10, ts for oath Seaman al Jup -Ore. ss
ulsistf bays $3.50 Richter sgL senOrr
sg The Bngsh BVaig'. Letbcrs
Church OF jugeut Of shrnine Of the Coar
Anp,a he made 1dgment Court Bronson kasotH
ami restoring the cArnd Fnhs
se Burr walker Curtis agt The hsyo Ge-Orleti
granted.
Marine Coart-Chambers.- Judge Joachimsen.-
Wolf skt viii 81 costs Scott AT phept
granted payment OF sO ess 20 zig oeiH.aHs tsof"sj
Peu,-houon granted, with $40 e9ss % $500 ss
the daT candar 9r hoF To-
wilkes sat- Manslsd. Hsrissa sgt Murray B4umbcp asL
ntered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-23

~ An Ro,av,, ,b,rs Ori,i gave al sbs he h'd 49,
r.. "a d., NJ vsu return 10 pus sn5 len By side door bat
SIod 70 msls Bis sppearsSoa 0Eel him yessrd ssrn .
T.nt vs ,rd Kim held N sn.e 81 ynfeee
Wn Losndbasy Of No. 258 West fiaseen'nse ossS sS
Chiers ard Bsyle ssh IN dsr 81 PSI l'f ''
.,r,b Al I,ses from Herman Co.. Ne. 567 Btoad""
Az tho Court of General Sessions Yesterday, before
Recorder H.Let. Assistant District Anerney Ro.n. ppesi s -
S28 90 on from Isabella heGnns nqs@ s % re-
.nSs tor sentence Ch,re, spencer f the prisoners heeen
Mason for .ue s.rsh Dsy on June ~ was scat 70 p ~
~ far stealing sanas apparel worth $40 and 10 n"as on
IL, 20 from C..enne haloy Of Fifth snd -
az Iii a. "a. .ep 10 the Penessry 'orfor yesn John heS
a, the The following prisoners pssded getty s p.s
Wissm Kaeusr 305 Tenhsys on oct % 1,.,
q, on.n,z AZ audsr remsnded "msn b,e
-. ~, 80, "A steal s28 Of on Oct IL
MOI D,nnE II No CAS- Bghh,v. state Prison we
ease OF James Marvel hsrzd ~ite prny =, ss .s 100,
va &c. pmptor yesterday and the procession act os'hs ''
Eniss ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-23
A CHARGE NOT SUSTAINED.

In Part III. of the Marine Court, before Judge
Rowland, Sarah Tuy, infant, by her father, James
Tully sued Charles A. Grothe for 1900 for alleged
malicious assault and battery. Tho plaintiff testned
that she lived with her parents at No &c South Fhhaye
and that near their residence large factory, In
front Of which heavy grating cellar doors. one OF
which was raised and fastened with q hook; that on
July "a, 1871 while sitting those doors with baby
in her arms Of her legs slipped over the edge OF the
opening into the cellar TO be within the line Of fall
OF the raised door, and while In this position the
fendanf unlocked the door and threw it down
upon her leg, tearing the hesh from the
knee to the ankle and in or which she
confined To her bed for about four months and suffered
pain. The testimony in behalf OF the
the effect that at the time OF the he
standing at least % feet from the place where the
plaintiff sitting, AMI That the shutting Of the door
was accidental One Of the witnesses testified that the
plaintiff asked her TO testify that the defendant threw
the door down upon the plaintiff, and said that II she
would do the plaintiff mother would give her $40
Verdict the defendant, with costs and s5 allowance
Wilson Nolan for the plaintiff and H. Cooper the
defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-23
pdSSFNG Frs SAILED

FOR LIVERPOOL In scamskp Cubs. Oct 22-AleI We'll.
W. SIesrps T. Lesye c. H. Wilson Mrs Farra and chill.
Ch,,. Kahn G. Sisry D. Bcr.nd and wife SIR .nd M Ae,
Carter Mis-, Strong and maid DR. Ageno, Robs Aspnwa Mr. i
MIRA H. G. Psmly, Mrs b. sumner Miss L. sumner G. Oliver
oDonnen d. T. KslloZ. H. f. bulge, d. Ksloihrop.ke..
John Knott, n. Macdonald, John Tark and wife, Miss
winsste, Mr. wingAte the Rev. r. Payne snn r. A. asuu'
Borani Mrs Borand and maid Nj Maguin Bnshe aud
child Nj and Mrs C. H. Cornell W HoetalnS Fnnk slOcum,
Miss Marie Bouhet A. Bauer she Rev hr CoTs August ArgoOd Mr.
r. Machanus
WIN. A. Frsher Campbell Mann. 3 West Rev Walter
q. r. Bsh~Ayt H. Franklin Mr. Morrs
Newell Mr. Abby Fulton Md, Mr. and Mrs T. r. Goai
NJ H. Feemsne wife Mrs Joseph child
maid Mr. FIRTH John FIRTH Miss Firth, Mr.. Bs Mr.. Csssel
Bsgrsr Mrs. NJ daughter T. G.
orer John C. Ropes Miss Ropes mad, Mss Willard
wheelwight T. C. Loner, s. p wsnde. NJ and Mira L. $ r.
H. C. Qaimsby T. TURK ard daughter hr Londhom Mr.
T.kes Mrs c. Sedgwicf and chdreh " Nmss Thos Hitler.
L. CARTS Mr. aud Mrs Hseksy, e. Ce Ii. WoEaH. A. %.
Whitfsrc. H. 4. smith, S Logan Johnston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-23
CALENDARS-THs bar.

gupsrxH r-CHAMBERsPAScHKa Nos 81 ~ bi AvS
10i 100 IO6 IOT lO8. 100, l2D Csn No ~ 90 "a ~ ,,,
GssDDi TKEM-Soa il3, g. -. 45 81 ". 81 So 70 go
40 i'll li2 IA 1876 l50 ISL l62, H. 49,, 3d. ISo
20. a. "a. - ,~-,,-s-.
par II-Nos S44a 225f. 324, lO9 2BS3 9Ss }s2 2b5
274 4g8 696 a. 8l4, S56 992a lOii li5oI 1872, 1884,
1926. 1913. =, 80 a.,
suPEaIoR CorRr-P.Rr I-B,.Boua, Oh I-NoG 7ls 6l3.
ri 685 82 63 479 500 723 GIL 6Oj. III, 7S3 BIB 52l
PaEr iI-PREEDNAN Nos 662 19i, C16 GO6 IA, 76s.
AGA. 772 78Ola 500 802 800. SO5, 80. -.
32i3 332 2428 1885 So 2iO5 ISL 225s 249j 1853.
2373 1888 1895 1873 1885 1882, 1890, $40 @Oll.
2Ol2 1889, 80. 22iJ -. -.
3jl2 3j27 2i33. 1869 1888 2O77, 3l7O. 1923. 1898.
23OS 2O92
Po1rrr TsR~-J F. DAY. NO. 81. Case still
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-23
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Moses Goldstein and Jacob jacobson, charged with
dpong OF their property violation OF a. " BANKRUPTCY
br yssisFday In 1000 bail b. Comm oner Osborn
In the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
Mari AuH brought before Jag Scott charged Frn
D.ps .ih stealing from night s22 bs sat
$500 IN noics default Of 81 500 bail he sonm
ted for trihL
In the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday
Peer 0Se fse 553 West fhlry sA,. n.ds complaint .Sss
coated on Vests, Lyoa asked him II he vant smnla,m.a,
and b.ts hs smsdve engaged him 10 ,e,i
M c.f.neys Maoisoa County ~ L. He sai thai Ox,si -.
ssrs V Oa ss iAo there aad took M. IA al Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-23
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

w,surSaros Oct e2-No 17-HOrn agt. Lock.
,rne.l Iom the Creu for AsbsmaIhs eH ss
e,d 3, The spp.ss 10 eae growing o.. o. ss aan -
n 81 thr etsss Of one Joha and 10 bsre an con
trustee The appellant alleged that the wu saer .h VS.
u. uu aimed Of validity and asserted tb ts1 W
Tree had moi propery ke defesse ,rssned be ,ssy
the trustee eIOpeei rom me lsns
IN. os,ees under by settlement o. TIE acoodn
reero proper The Court beoS deoa 80
the deere void because II errooeo1u Pro
found 10 BE- Cue the hsstees shoals Be p.
ersts poney Hora account 10 TIE egees w
ueh teoderd In that currency b ber- %
rsts .booh he he'd responsible t the neees'ts
The es and charged which be has discharged under ans
b. enstae proper sabor p Pp. sf appellants John "
Moran d. appflless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-23
PASSENG ERN .fRRIYED.

FROM HAvANA-fs ssdrslp Cty Of Hagd7a, Oct. s2.-0.
Thorsdk Jos Wilson, L. W. DaVs. A. Menender Fernandez
AiRagrs n. Page
PROM SAyANSAH-fn steamship "a, Salvador 22-L VI
Ferso, r. &. Msitons N. H. Abeger L. W Ssmn WIN. Laughs
Rslgys Miss &. Coben. =. yose Mr. FernaudeI Peo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-23
nINIATuRk ALMANAs

n...... 500 500 Aocs se... S.2l
HOss S3i Govs Island. 9O9 hsh bate Perry.
vArsH
hsOt S55 Cows isan.. $50 Hell Gate .lli2
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-12
SPECIAL NOTICES

Notices under this head will be charged 80
cents per line for first and 10 cents per line for
each subsequent insertion.
All Royal Arch Masons are requested to meet
at Masonic Hall on Thursday, March 18th, at
1880 o'clock. A. A. YOUNG,
NJ. W. KALES,
mr11-3t G. R. ALEXANDER.
GRAND MASQUERADE BALL! at Harmony Hall,
Main street, opposite Lacour. On next wednes-
day evening, the 18th inst, there will be given
Masquerade Ball which will, it is believed,
eclipse all previous affairs Of the kind. gen.
eral invitation is extended. ml1-2t
Fresh Garden Seeds at Alexanders. mr4tf
For the very best Of dental work go to F. c.
Nichols Dentist, Main street. mr4tf
WILSON 4 SoLoMoNs, dealers in Cigars, Sta
tionery and Periodicals, at Fulks h McAlpin's.
f20-tf
Wilson's Restaurant, next to Halpin's.
Fresh bread and cakes. f2O.tf
The Alta California Almanac for sale at G..
| Wiederholds. f19.lm
ALL accounts unpaid on our books are trans.
ferred to B. F. Hastings, Jr., with full power to
collect. O'NEIL ARMSTRONG.
fell.tf
CUTTING l. Cos California Canned Fruits, Jel
lies and Jams far superior to all other brands
For sale by all frst-class grocers.
WATCHES CLEANED and warranted to run fo
two years for $500, at Goodspeed's, next door t,
the postofice. ja17-tf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-12

4 SELECT PARTY.-The Society of st.
Vincent de Paul will give social party
at Mrs. Grambs' hotel on the evening of
St. Patrick's Day-the 18th inst. A
glance at the names comprising the COM
mittee of arrangements, to be seen in the
advertisement in another column, will
convince all that it will be conducted in
q most satisfactory manner. A band of
music has been engaged.
DEATH AND BURIAL OF VIM. Seals
VIM. Seals, an aged colored man, who
settled in California as early as 1S47,
died in this city last Sunday morning, of
dropsy. All the colored men of Phoebe
and about thirty whites followed his re-
mains to their last resting place. He
leaves some real estate here, which is
willed to his mother, now living in Mas
sachusetts.
ALLEGED HORSE SrEAL1Sa.-A man
came into the city yesterday from
Bullionville in pursuit of a man who
had stolen his riding horse, but failed to
ind thief or property. He seemed very
positive as to the theft having been com.
mitted. and equally so that the THE
came to Phoebe.
| WATER TANKs FOR THE NARnow.GAueE
There are three large water tanks fol
the narrow-gauge railroad on lower Mai,
street, just below Johnson's stables
they are intended to hold 1000 gallon
each.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-12
Dissolution Notice.

TNO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-NOTICE
Il is hereby given that, we the undersigned,
have this day dissolved the copartnership here
tofore existing between us, and that the same
has this day ceased to exist, and that p. J. II,
Smith Is alone authorized TO collect the debts
due, or to become due to said arm, and will nav
all the debts due, or to become due, as now sp-
pears on the books Of the firm Of Goedicke 4
Smith. CHARLES GOEDICKE
P.J. H. SMITH
Picche, March LIST, 1878. mr2.lm
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1895 Beicher. ........ 81 &C 65 Ga 67b3o G5b1O
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43h 43
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bt5 Oyerman .... 81 % 25H 26 26b3 26 2S-
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Sjj Caledonia ....... l6A l6Hs9O 1t 10Y lOo3O
400 Eureka Con-. 9hs9O % go
pIocHE STOCKS.
1925 Meadow Valley. 1888 IL 144b5 10a II 4
IL 1oks3 1Oh 104 10h
1Os.s3 1Oh
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500 Ivanhoe ......... 35csD
400 lngomar .....-.. ACC 45cb
$50 Chf Of the Hill "a
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New-York tribune., 1873-08-01
PROBABLE SUICIDE OF AN ASSASSIN.
SINGULAR ATTEMPT AT MURDER ON THE EAST SIDE
THE AssAILANT SHOOTS HIMSELF.

SINGULAR ATTEMPT Al mOhDEh ON LIE EAoi oiDE
THE AssAIIANT SHOOTS HIMSELF.
AS Joseph Schneider was sleeping soundly in
room of a boarding house at No. 80 Avenue A, at 1880
a. M, yesterday lie was awakened by feeling sharp
edged weapon glide swiftly his face, and became
aware that some one standing beside his bed. The
unknown assaian drew back his rs II to strike an
other blow with the weapon he had already used when
Schneider threw up both arms to protect his head The
weapon descended Its blade cutting deep cash In the
back Of bis hands Schneider instantly eaped out of the
bed and avoiding another blow aimed at his head fed
from the and along hallway leading to the room
Of fellow boarder Jacob Witzig AS he trying TO
opon Wzlgs door, which was locked, he heard pistol
fred in his room. He thought that tho shot was aimed
ut him and in terror shouted "Murder." The cry
awakened others the house. who from their beds
ana hurried into the Railways At this moment another
pistol shot heard in schneders room, and some
thing fell heavily the floor Several occupants OF the
house at once the street. and by their cries Of
terror the spot Patrolmen Reilly and Qugey
OF the Seventeenth Precinct Police. The officers entered
the house aud went 70 the room where tue
attempt murder had taken place. On the moor they
found sn insensibe man, who was apparently dylhg
from wound In the center or his Ioreneaa WI wdere D
doubtless bullet had entered from revolver found on
the floor byihis side Schneider was brought into the
room and to his horror Instantly recognized In the
wounded his roommate George Lahr, age 40, a
schneider then told the officers that he could not ac,
count for the attack Lahr upon himself The wounded
man he had been good friends and had never quar-
relied. The only explanation that ne cOud give OF the
strange affair was that Lahr temporarily insane.
He had been out Of employment for the two months pre-
vous and had lately become very despondent because
OF his failure to get work. 1t accordingly inferred
that his despondency might have led TO osanity. On
the floor OF the there was also found saber pay
onet covered with blood, which was evidently the
weapon Labr used his attack Schneider. The oo-
cnpnts OF the house confirmed Schneiders statements
In respect 20 the friendship between hlm and Lahr
The wounded men were taken TO Bellevue Hospital,
where IL was found that Schneider wounded slightly
on the hands aud chin. Lahr paray 5ed from the
wound In head and the surgeons declared that no
could mol recover.