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xtcll Inquest Postponed.
Special Dtspaech to tbs Chicago Tribune.
New Yonx, Juno 11.-In tho General goasions,
Part /, to-day, Ell Brown was placed on trinl
charged with stealing 81, 400 and . gold watch,
tho property Of 1 Timothy ;,y y Ful,eT who hsd
complainant testified that on tho 10th Of April
he met tho prisoner, who WAS also stranger
70 tho city, md tho two walked nround toasoo
the sights, calling in ut soyeral paoes and drink
inR protty freely. They had drunk together In
the afternoon, and shortly afterwards tho conn.,
plainant missed his money, and found that his
watch had been out from the guard. In cross
animation Fuller admitted that be was so drunk
on tho day Of the alleged robbery that ho could
or not, but ho did not think he did. Ho aid not
believe that Brown stolo his money. He had
frequently. given his money away whom he
became intoxicated He had been in
trouble IT. s,,.'a, 10 wisconsin s ent refused to
He had becn arrested In Chicago for contempt
Of court; had also been arrested since he arrived
at Newport and refused to say whotaor 1t waa
for fraud in connection with tho sale Of property.
He was one Of tho firm Of Fuller i Co., doalors
In Yankec notions. Ator leaving the witnoss-
stand, Fuller was removed from Court in tho
custody Of two sheri1r'a officers. Detective
Butts having testified about buying tho watch
from Brown, the latter sworo in his own behalf
TINT Fuller had only e12, which ho spent,
cut hig watch from The clna 2 ws In Ussae state q
grosR intoxication, and gave 1t to him to raiso
money on. Ho WAS subjected to rigorous
cross examination by Assistant District Attorney
RusHell who askod him whothor ho had not
beon connected with the Reno murders IN
Indiana. with burglaries, bank-robberioB, and
oountorfoiting concerns in Intliana Illinois, CHI
cage, Iowa, and Canada. Tho prisoner answered
az tho prosecuting otIlcors queries with aacrty,
~ ma displayed an astonishing familiarity with
rious criminals in tho United States, aud
their operations. Tho only admission the
prisoner 1nade was that ho had beon
twico arrested for counterfotting in Indiana,
PIT G was n!wsys ready and anxious for trial.
did not belioye Brown stolo tho watch. Tho jury
found Brown guilty Of grand larceny. He was
aent to State Prison for live yoars at lard labor.
To the associated Prtss,
NEW YonN, juno 11.-The steamer Moro Cas-
tle, for Havana, took out 5000 riAos and upward
Of 1,0o0, 900 fl1od cartridges, believed to be for
tho uso Of the nogroos who have beon lately Or
derod to tho Trooha.
The Injunction sought BY Mark Twain to ro-
such Waa granted this morning.
This morning roquom maHs was celebrated
ct st. Stephens Church for tho soul Of Gen. r.
naolo Agramonto. Tho church was crowded
hAkA @uDAAb.
It ia rumorod about tho City Hall that all ro-
cont appointments aro illegal In consequence Of
non-publication In the city record, Id accord
enos with tho law. The Court OF Appeals las
decided that tho Civil Juaticos are entitled to
$4,000 per. annum, to which the salaries wore
raised BY the Board Of Supervisors, whoao a,1-
thority to do 80 ia resisted by Comptroller droen
Tho decision costs the city $150, 900.
The seventh annual convention Of the Univer-
sal Peace Union is being held here. Among
"a rnan1 I1f I'd f.Cx. F.
hts Indian peace policy.
The resumption Of the Goodrich inguoat IL
postponed for q few days at the request Of the
police.
Tho corner-atone Of the new Homo for Incura-
blos was laid at Fordham to-day, William Cul-
lon Bryant making the address.
Chancellor Ferris, Of Now Jersey is recovering
from severe Illness.