, 1873-05-28

tlom fof much losH than thoir Valno
lad ioard at tho sa1nc tinlo giving tho caso Into
lis hands with instructions to hayo Brady arrost-
cd % soon l. az possible. Cant. Irving aolootod
Dot9otives Tnly and Dilke, and dotat1oa tlem to
a,ld hayo followed him nlght ind day
Blnco Saturday last until this aftor-
n1on wlon t, thGy Il saw s,.tl m % entor rn DR.;
Immediately followed him into tho house, and
toy WAITED. botectlve Ta1loy y9 was ' abont a to
aoareh tho doctor, whom Drady sprang for tho
window, md before tho officers could stop him
IN t'ic second floor. Tulloy grabbstl him by tho
logs but l'o broke away, aud l'otl dotootiyos
errang aftor him, Tulley tearing away tho sash,
md falling honviy agninHt tho iron
snS a Ss onsaS s s1ysr9g % g4 5ps dp tbs s r5st 4d
f. following Brady, howoyor, WHO ran through
et,treet: q, to Leroy ntroot and towards nlo9o1or,
te @ oiieora eaFling ont "stop thiof mud bang-
chasc and It was miracle tint aoino Of thcm
woro not killed.. Ono dotoctye flred iivo shots.
and thoo othor four, but failed to hit. One Of
No. 48 Sixth nvonuo, in tho calf Of tho log,
causing d slight fosl wound. Ollcor MURPHY,
Of tho Twontioth Precinct, attempted to hoad OF
the fugitive. and failing that ho was harl
LEROY ,atroot, md, without stopping, Jumped
and glass with him. Oi1lcora TuiIoy and Diikes
sn ado but ns short distance atrneeo b0hind m
% ssS s in s asf o ss!sna ssRt15e9 d Df gs5 odr
Finding that ho ho had to fight for 1t, ho at
tompted to draw revolver which ho hal in tho
right hand pocket Of Lis cont, but could not do
80. as it was caught in the lining: Tho ocou,
this unlookcd for intrusion, and tho gentleman
handed the officers a package of United statos
ponds, to tho amount Of 82o ,00o, Which ho said
Brady had thrown away whena he, was
waB handouffed, md marchod to police hond-
9uartera. It is not known to whom tho bonds
noloig,, but It is suspected thoy aro portion Of
those alleged to hayo boon In tho possession Of
| 1t will 10 remembered that fho InBtlranco Com.
panioa refused to pay the heavy polioioB ho had
Objected upon. bis life, on tho ground that he
bonds IN question WIS fabrication.
To the Assoctnted Press1
NE" YonK. May 27.-Ohriatian saukor, a
Dane, is the iirst yellow fever patient for the
Rio DO Janeiro, bahai, 1Isyana Para, and and Mon. @
tevidco arc closely watched. Tho ahip Norman
has arrived from Rio in charge Of tho {rst 1aato,
| having lost two Captains at sea by tho foyor,
| Tho vessel put back second time for third
Captain, but falling to soouro him, was obliged
to proceed IN charge Of tho first mate.
Alderman Henry ClauHon head8 tho delegation
Of the New York German Brewers' Association
to tho Brewers' Convention, which is to be held
IN Cleveland, Ohio, next Woek.
Tho trial Of Taintor, the defaulting Caslior
Of tho Atlantic Bank, stnnds postponed until
June
Tho funeral Of Jamea ". Wal1ack took place
this morning, from tho Church Of the TrarH-
ilgurAtion, on Twonty-ninth street. Tho pail
bearers were 4. Oakley Hall, Rocordcr Hackott,
Theodore MorHe, John Gilbert, Alexander Htet-.
son, aud John Freeman. Tho remains wero
taken to Greenwood for intormont.
At maas~mooting Of the 6can1inaviana
1orneS ast evening" A. A. immigration sooey va
nayinn Immigrants tanding in Now York.
i'm Brady = Notorious burglar, was arrested
to-day. Ho jumped out of tie secontl-story win
dow Of No. 40 Sixth nvonuo, wlero ho had boon
attempting to negotiate what arc supposed to be
stolen stole bonds. Fivo alotc-wero fred after him,
ras hit in tho iog rrady raa into tho Sasenlopk ]
! OF NO. 30 Leroy Btroet, aud thoro waa captured,
The gentlenan who occupies tho premises
picked up 900 in United btatoa bonds, which
basement. and handed them to tho oflicors.
! At picnic iu Gowanaa last evening, Shorty
| blaBulro fatally stabbed James IarrfB. Tho
| quarrel originated about girl.
Bon1atnin jackson WAS fatally wounded, last
oYoning, in Elizabeth, N. j., by nogro named
Hall, who soVerod his intestnos with razor
while the former was engaged In q quarrel with
Theodore Terrell. Both Hall and Terrel1 wore
t arrested.
| Tho ofIco OF tho Consul Of Japan was formally
opened yesterday at No. 45 Exchange place, by
TotsuoBko Tomita, Vice-Coneui Of Japan. The
| only other representative .of tho Japanese En-
piro is Horace D. Dunn, acting Consul at San
Francisco. Several Representatives of foreign
Consulatoa in this city called to welcome hfr,
Tomita, and to congratulate him upon his estab.
1ishnent in this city.
The body of James L. Orr, Into Minister tt
Russia, will lie in stato In this city boforo it il
taken to South Carolina for interment.
| Tho Tribune will publish tomorrow, a1logoi
singular revelations concerning tho East niyel
bridge. It says it has obtained a transcript O.
tho trauafer hook Of tho Company, from Which i
appoars that Vim. O. Kingsley has transferred 10
shares to other parties that only four Of thost
tlanefora arc genuine. and these wore mado a1
gifts to Don5aInin A. Tracy, Vim. A Fowler
Hasson II. Whoolor, and Cortland Dix
| OH, oil of whom Aro connected with TIL
Brooklyn ring. Tho frat two OF these ar
stated to DO at Albany in tho interest Of bill
relieving Kingsley and his partners from th
| payment Of any moro money. William ". Good
rich and William sclwartzwallor, to whom
was alleged stock was sold, deny that they eve
paid for}t.
| METEOROLOGICAL.