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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-04-14
WILMINGTON, DEL. MONDAY, APRIL II. 1873
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INAUFFERING MACHINES, FLUTING sCTs.
NJ sors, Piping and Polishing Irons, aud yariet,
OF Pinking Punches for sale BY
No. ssO eight Thirty-nve, Market at below @ Ninth.
Philadelphia
IF ABOUT TO BEGIN HOUS EKEsPTNG WE
| invite you TO examine our stock of Hardware
cutlery and Heusekeepers articles.
no $50 CRght Thirty-nve Market st, below 5 = Nnths
/ Philadelphia,
| NONE BUT THE VERY BEST qualities OF FUR
~ mace, Range and Stove Coal, dry and well
Also. Cumberland and Clear1eld Bituminous coal OF
dEo. W. BUSH SON. French-st. Wharf.
EENHE SUCCESSOR OF JOSEPH FoUT,
A. N. KEITHLER,
Has for sale at market rates, the Enterprise and
otner nrst-class Goals, and serves his customers
promptly. Coal under cover and free from impuri-
tiaa His Office is at WATER AND WEST STs
Send in your orders and get the best.
A NEWLlN KEITHLER,
Sole Agent for W. A. ALIENS PATENT KIND
LING WOOD, Introducing fire lighter in every
oundlei dispensing with charcoal, shavings or
paper -
The wood is all dried in Kilns, and is perfectly
Dry aud free from knots. Families will find it very
economical Try 1t and be convinced. Also wood
oy tne barrel. Office and Yard,
mar2l en- WEST AND W4TEa STREETs
JACOB zAUN SON, zsss
Fashionable ~
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS,
FOR GENTLEMEN's AND BOYS WEAR
No. DU5 Arch street,
Next door TO the Museum, PHILADELPHIA,
Have now ready their latest styles for the season
Also, dealers In Kilsheimers Patent Excelsior Cal
tsrs, and Manufacturer Of the Patent American
9alter. apr14-2m-eod
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H o. MooREs News-onice N. 4. Cor.
E1s Rpr12 1n 7TH and KING SITS

"HKKLER q WILSON
Wv SEWING MACHINES,
aprss-ly s0l Market Street
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FROM DOVER.

THE FINAL ADJoRNMENr-ALL DONE DEoENTIY AND
IN oRDER-BRING TEARS FROM EYES UNUSED TO
wEEP-THE CAPITOL IMPROVEMENTS.
ISneninl Gnt.resnnnllence nf ne Gnn,rno,.ninI
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MUIR DER TRIAL At DENTON.

DRUNKEN MAN KtLLs HIS BOSOM FRIEND-NoT
MURDAR. BECAUSE THERE WAS NO MALIoE-PRo-
oEEDINGs AT THE TRIAL.
The New York herald., 1873-08-22
A NANrToB1AN's DEEDS In NEW YORK.

A French Canadian Attempting, ~ Al
legged, to swtndle New York Mer-
chants-WhOlesale Issue of Bogus
Checks ON the Ninth National Bank.
The police within the last few weeks have been
making strenuous but unsuccessful efforts TO cap
ture an alleged swindler by the name OF W. P.
Evans, who. It s reported, has been issuing bogus
checks on the Ninth National Bank Of this city to
the extent Of thousands of dollars The individual
In question s about i've feet four inches high and
handsomely dressed. He states that his mother
was French woman ana his father an English
man, and that he was born in Canada. Yesterday,
as it Is alleged, NE purchased $244 so worth OF
cigars Ct thes Cuban manufact0ry Of Gomez
MOntez h Brothers, at los Maiden lane, and gave
q check for that amount upon the Ninth National
Bank. He refused to give any reference, saying
that all the business he did was cash business The
cigars he had purchased were to be sent to Nc
Laughlln's oil store, at 60 Beekman street. Inquiry
was made at the bank touching the validity OF the
check and It was returned with the answer mo
account" 1t is reported that he has victimized
Mclaughlin to small extent. Evans represents
that he has large business house in Manitoba.
and trades under the name Of Evans. Lane 4 Co.
The McLaughlins state that they know nothing
about the man and that he Is q swtndlen
The New York herald., 1873-08-22
OCEAN STEAMERS
Steamers.
Office.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 81, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship Scotia Br. Lott, Liverpool and Queenstown
Steamship City of New York (Br), Lochesd, Liverpool
via Qucenstown-John q Dale.
steamship Hammonia GER, voss, Hamburg-Kunhardt
steamship City Of Merida, Zimmerman, Havana-F
Steamship Albemare, Stark. Hamilton (Bermuda)-
Lunt Bros
Steamship H Livingston, Mallory. savannah-w R
Steamship Regulator Martin. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Steamship Co.
Steamship Chesapeake. johnson, Portlapd-I + Apes-
Steamship Glaucus Bearse BOstop-H DjmocS
ship Lisbon, Dunning, Caibarien-James W Elwel
Co.
Bark Jennie Armstrong (Br), Falvey, Liverpooi-C W
Berteaux.
Bark Memcnto CSor>, Hoy, London-Tetens 4 Book
mann.
Bark Elenor Nor,, sorensen, Queenstown for orders
Bark Kong sverre (Nor), Marcussen, Copenhagen-Te-
tens Bockmann.
Bark Medora (Rus), Heimberg, Cronstadt-Boyd L
Dincken
Bark Pidelia cGer) Kroppman, stettin-Funch, Edge
Bark Aster CSor>, Amundsen, stettn-Funch, Edye L
Bark Trait d. Union (Br, Ballou, Port Prince-R
Murray, Jr.
schr Charles Mccarthy, Colcord, st Thomas-Penston
schr Ella G Mclean, Cook st John NB-Heney Par
kcr
schr Germ, Holmes, st Andrews, NB--Jed Frye 4 Co.
Schr Julia Decker, Freeman, Provincetown-B
schr W Mailer. Crowley, Provincetown-z Simpson.
Schr Charles Hawley, Ruslin, New Haven-Rackett
Bro.
Steamer Fannie, Fenton, Philadelphia.
Steamer + q Biddle. Alexander, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1873-08-22
DEPREDATIONS OF A DARKY.

II. Il. Tudy as.Man Servant, Butcher and
Thicf-Hc Jobs in Jewelry and Winds
UP I'm Jersey Jail.
on the 10th OF May last the residence of Mr. John
]. Ford, of Trenton, n j., robbed OF three gold
watches, some chains, an opera glass and other
jewelry to the value Of $780, SO mysterious was
the disappearance of the articles that until yester
day no clew could be had to the guilty party. A
negro named Howard B. Tudy worked Tor Mr.. Ford
at the time, and after being in his employ
lor TWO weeks, quit, and went IN
Here he remained for some time during which he
boarded with man OF his own color named
Thomas Rodman. A few days ago he left the city
and took up his abode at Somervile, where, 1t
seems, he broke into and entered a house. stealing
therefrom property, for which he was committed
to the Somerset County jail. short time before
he left Trenton son OF Mr.. Fords happened TO see
IN the possession OF Tudy a watch whicn greatly
resembled one OF those stolen from his
father. When Mr.. Ford was made ac-
quainted with this circumstance he instituted
inquiries, which reused the Gclored gentleman
and caused him to make his exit from Trenton
Rodman alleges that Tudy stole Sl7 worth OF prop
and Mr.. Ford's opera glass found therein. Wmle
in the Somerset County Jail the sooty depredator
wrote to Painter for money, stating that the latter
owed him a bin for work Among the items was
one for dunning wen known resident OF Trenton
for the payment OF bill due Painter Tor meat
thirteen visits, at the rate OF FIVE cents q Visit.
Painter Immediately communicated this intclli-
have the thief brought to justice. Mr.. Ford was
deputized by Mayor Briest 10 go Somerville yes
terday, armed with a warrant to make prepara-
tions for the recapture OF Tudy after his release.
The New York herald., 1873-08-22
THE MENNONITE COLoHIzERs.

Am Immense Influx ExPected-Depart-
urc or the Russian Deiegates-4O,O 900
Coming-Arrfvals Yesterday.
The delegation OF leading members Of the sect Of
Russian Mennonites, who have been In this coun-
try for several months past searching for and ex-
amining lands upon which to establish colony Of
10000 members Of their sect sailed for Europe In
the steamer for Hamburg yesterday. During their
stay this country they have visited most Of the
Western States and Territories this side OF the
Rocky Mountains and have had numerous confer
ences with the governors and other leading ocials
OF these empires OF the Occldent. Since their ar
rival they have been under the advice and chaper-
onage Of Mr. NJ l. Hitler, and under this gentle
mans counsel they have pretty thoroughly in
formed themselves Of the possibihtles, prospects
and inducements to their organization OF emigra-
ton to this country. Upon their arrival In Russia
they will submit to the elders Of their various SET
Elements detailed Oficial report OF their journey
and observations, and selection OF location here
will then be made. Mr.. Hitler believes that the
first instalment OF 900 colOnists will embark for
America on or about the 1st OF May.
party of fifty y-eght German-P0lish Mennonites
arrived at this port yesterday per steamer Hell
vetia from Hamburg, consisting OF the following
persons, with their families :-Joseph Pactsck,
Moses Palmenbaum, Bertz Rosenberg, Moses
Ornowicz, Jerny Demikovtsch, Carl Glockler,
Hirsch 0rnOwtcz, JOhan Strauss, Joseph GlOckler,
Aaron Petrus, Michael Woski, Heinrich GOerz,
Jacob Funk and Peter Funk. It is expected that
they will settle In Montana or Idaho.
The New York herald., 1873-08-22
"wHlcH ARE THE sRUTEs %,
The Jersey Berghs Still ON the War
path-Wh0lesale Arrests Yesterday.

The Jersey Berghs Still ON the War
path-Wholesale Arrests Yesterday.
The northeast corner OF Broad and Market
Streets the main crossing In Newark, was alive
yesterday with canallers contractors, drivers and
inhumanly treated horses. Encouraged by the
generous notice taken by the HERALD of its noble
work. the Society for the Protection Of Cruelty to
Animals put forth renewed efforts yesterday,
through its new agent Robert Strain, and ar
rested quite o batch OF law breakers. Andrew
Burbacker, canaller on the Morris Canal, was
hauled up Tor driving horse badly CALLED, besides
being wind-brOken and ruptured. His cruelty cost
him $40, besides the loss OF labor and time.
duct in regard TO team, was fined $50.
James Wagener, another canaller, was pounced
upon for driving poor beast whose shoulders,
beneath the collar, were raw with bleeding sores,
presenting painfully disgusting sight. James
had to hand over to Justice Paulin SIS.
mulcted in $15 for making a beast similarly af-
hicted do the woek Of q healthy, able-bodied
horse. One Lyons driver for contractor, VINO
could not be found, and Of whose name Lyons pro-
iessed ignorance, found IL necessary to hand over
$40 to the magistrate. The horse he drove was
also badly CALLED. Even so excellent citizen as
Mr.. Josiah Walsh was hauled in before Justice
Paun ana ordered to fork $15 for
allowing his team to be driven about when
they ought to pe in charge of a horse doctor.
Frederick Ahrens likewise had to come down with
$40. large crowd OF people were attracted
during the day to the spot where the poor beasts
were hitched. From them the canallers, con-
cruelty to the dumb brutes got slight sympathy.
The Justice and the agent while laboring Ii the
cause of humanity, are also accommodating Q nice
lot Of fees fOr themselves.
The New York herald., 1873-08-22
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITESToNE TELEGRAPH LINES.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINES
Steamship Arragon (Br, Western, Bristol, Z, Aug g.
IS passed an abandoned brig with with bots ts
good crde sh lon bss IN
via M ss can Tessssr
st W.
Steamship Hosaaa Sserl ssrssds, ENDS Hamburg Aug 8,
a Go o HAD T ass wnd, a s to
M gs% SS 81 SsY same SoSndY lat
snd @ The o
Dominion Steamship Co.
hemp % Low Brothers had very s calm s weather
passing 1sf L lad sys
trades; thence % Madagasear light variable winds and
june South sssis
e ae d:Ss
pS aaS rsD ssa S k
Rom iIR G
SLEEVE Donard (Br from Calcutta for Liverpool; same
%s S ' p
III SSTyss queen y.ysrgGG g days yin
Lon O. Sad signals with bark showing
Bark Aladdin Mor, Eyeuscn, Liverpool IS days with
Bark Ebenezer SSer1, Nielsen Bremen 81 days, in bal
last 70 Punch, Edge Co. Is anchored at Sandy Hook
:, Bark Kong Carl Not, Henrisksen Rotterdam 50 days
Bark Rosina Bruno QtaD, Patuzzo Genoa, s. days,
Eaye 90 Passed vessel TO Punch
Bark Emma of Truro, NSl Gard Leghorn 50 days with
marble to Fabbricotti Co; vessel 10 Whitney
Co; Passed Gibraltar July l6.
Bark Alberto QtaD Lauro, Bone AZ days. with minerals
TO order.
Bark Won der Heidt e, kupke, Dieppe 81 days, with
9, lat 26 Ion g. spoke schr Hawatha hence tor La.
guayra.
Bark yerdandi Cswed), Bolen, Monteyideo 81 days,
With, with hides aud wool to Davidson Coz vessel to
Bark Francesca Cilento (ftaD, oacace Tarragona ss
days, with mdse to J McAndrews; vessel 70 lunch.
Edye 90. Passed Gibraltar July IS.
BARK Morning Light tof Gibraltar, Tracey, Cardenas
days with sugar and molasses To o Calaghan; ves-
sol TO Miller 4 Houghton.
Bark Union Cof Philadelphia Blanchard Pensacola "a
days with yellow pine to r. Busnnell vessel to Benner
4 Pinckney.
Brig Aurelius GER, Rrull Glasgow So days, with
carthen pipes TO William Nelson, Jr; vessel 20 Tobias
a Co
Brig Village Belle, Hollis Demcrara 81 days, with old
iron, &C, To Maitland, Phelps Co; vessel 10 Darrell
Co
Brig Hampden, Smith, Seaport, Del Is days with tim
per 20 masLr Is pound to Portsmouth, NH put In to
sc6r Arthur Eldridge Brazos Santiago q days with
hides and skins to Woodhouse Rudd No date OF Cape
Florida saw brig Wanderer r from Boca del Zorro for
schr Valentine, Bayies. jacksonville days. with
naval stores to Bppinger Russell Coz vessel 70 Van
Brunt Hroa
The New York herald., 1873-08-22
ANOTHER RIVER MYSTERY.
The Finding of the Body of Josiah F.,
Sheppard ON the Brooklyn Side.

The Finding of the Body of Josiah r.
Sheppard ON the Brooklyn Side.
Last Wednesday evening the body OF an unknown
man nOated in on the tide side OF the pier at the
foot Of King street. Red Hook Point. South Brook
Iyn where it attracted the attention Of some boys
who were at play in the vicinity, and they in
formed an officer OF the Eleventh precinct OF the
discovery. The remains were removed to the
Morgue During the afternoon the Police
Headquarter officials, through the medium
OF the press, became cognizant or the fact
that Mr.. Josiah +. Sheppard, whose family re-
side at No. 240 East Twenty-siXth street,
New York, had been missing since half past eight
O'Clock on saturday evening last, when he left the
Hob0ken IN. J.J wharf In row boat. intending to
pull across the river to the foot OF West Twenty
third street. He was never seen after that hour
alive. The boat was found anoat, bottom upper
most, on sunday. and every possible EFFORT was
made TO find the body OF deceased, whose death
was believed to have been encompassed by foul
play. Mr.. Sheppard was the agent for the New
York West Shore and Chicago Railroad Com.
pany, and had charge of the business Of that cor
poration on the Hoboken dock. on Saturday
evening he is believed to have had In his possession
when he left the dock between two and three hun
dred dollars and a voucher, to the ORDER OF the
company or himself, as agent, drawn by the Della
10th inst, for 500. He had also small galvanized
watch with gutta percha chan ana jet and gold
studs He was about thirty years OF age The
Brooklyn police telegraphed the fact OF the finding
of the body TO the relatives in New York, and the
friends will be over to identify and claim the re.
body small galvanized silver watch, black chain,
and several papers, but no money. The papers
found related to railroad affairs. There be but
little doubt that the body Is that OF Mr.. Sheppard.
The New York herald., 1873-08-22

lstering arsenic in ale, during the month Of May
1858. She acquired the title OF the "Veied Mur-
deress," 4" under the following circumstances. She
was awaiting her trial az Troy and the Grand Jury
desired to see the prison; while there some OF the
jnrymen expressed wish to wee Robinson. She
had anticipated this and the jaier directed their
attention to lady sitting In the middle OF the
room, closely yelled, whom they were told was
Robinson. They desired ner 70 raise her veil, but
no notice was taken Of their request Presently
one OF their number, more bold tnan the rest,
raised the veil when 1t was discovered that their
by Robinson for the purpose OF deception. SO
euccessiul was her trick that she could not refrain
herself from hu& hing loudly. Her hiding place
was thus discovered and she was found to be con-
cealed under her bed In the cell.
The New York herald., 1873-08-22
POLIOE TRIALS "a IN TRENTON.

What the Police Committee Say.
In consequence OF charges preferred by Or.
Bodine, of Trenton, against Ofacer German, Of the
police force OF that city, for the alleged illegal
rest of two men from Bordentown and tho incar-
ceration Of Michael Mclaughlin, while suffering
from epleptic fits, in one OF the cells OF the City
Jail, where he died, the full particulars OF which
were reported in the HERALD, the Police Com
mittee OF the City Council held an investigation
into both cases, and, strange to relate adjourned
without arriving AT any definite conclusion. There
is no doubt but that there was some one TO blame
for allowing the young man to die In the gloomy
cell In the aggravated ag0nles Of the dreadful
disease he was labOring under. There is no little
feeling against the committee for displaying such
Indifference in the matter.
The New York herald., 1873-08-22
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY o. ls7s-rR1PLE SHEET

an education In the shoe business that would give
him a practical knowledge Of the manufacture OF
such he nqe pequrss
convict VINO had no thieviAg propensities TO take
charge Of stock in the otioe. In that once Frank
WaWortn ls placed, hidden away from all visitors.
much to their disgust. When Frank comes out at
the END OF ten years he viii be in no better position
He viii fal back upon the gentlemanly and
crowded occupation OF cerkship, and his ten
years OF servitude win be to him punishment but
not pront IL w0uld occur to most people VINO
are practical that when a number OF men were
together In one establishment for life, or at least
could be utilized SO as to send them out OF the
prison self-reliant men.
THE LIFE WOMEN.
In the female prison there are eight women whose
sentences are lie Imprisonment Miss Johnson,
the MatrOn, bears the same testimony to the good
behavior Of these women as class that the War
den gives Tor the men. There is however at pres
ent an exception to this and II Is some what re,
exception me vegH eieSs sr
peculiar temper and the general impression that
she Is insane have caused the onlcals under past
admlnistrat tiOns to grant her few privileges One
OF these is the liberty to take her rations to her
cell and eat them there, and not to join the other
conv1cts at the general table. Inspector Graves IL
OF an opinion that this practice Is detrimental to
the proper discipline OF the prisoner, and ne has,
therefore ordered that the "vened Murderess"
ance at the table. The result Of tins rs
that this prisoner refuses to obey Ii tnls
where she has been since the commencement OF
July. Miss Johnson the matron: states that there
this prisoner had been prejudicial to discipline,
and she believed it was necessary to enforce IT.
Miss Johnson also stated that the "veiled Murder.
ess' lad been offered her liberty on condition That
she first revealed who her friends were. This ofIer
had been made her BY Governor Holman, and In
spector Graves had also promised to use his inhu-
ence for the same result This O1er was met by
her with steady refusal to give up the name OF
her friends She says that she Is respectfully con-
prevalent impression Is that she has no friends;
also that the refusal TO go is prompted more by the
fact that she believes she Is more comfortable IN
the prison than she MOuld be outside Of It.
The New York herald., 1873-08-22
Wind at sunset Sc, Il
Marine Disasters.

% EsS @ on Ss ssna for Cow
sHS @ E % Sfw b YG1s for +
go on the marine railway for repairs.
by @ s mf me r1% @ s for St
lost 9cI mantop mast and mantop gallant masts the
ScHR ISABELLA (of Bucksporp, varnum, sprung aleak
II sG sunk Sa 10 M se n n
edge and towed into Bucksport The cargo. which
consisted OF i9mber Is I being taken out It Is not yet
as TO extent 'ns nor n' cause Of
seun JAS AIDEnDIer Eockhil, Of and from Philaael-
G sse @ She viii fe repair and
arrived at Halifax night IF 10Th !ns: disabled ccnd
es Sc p sSaars the lsh The cargo
boat y AspInyai No u aSSut i PS Aag is, miles
time The sts tsch the Xspnws
the port tack, beading westward; the former had
a s s
pianRs were Stove in the W Il Aspinwaii. '''N
GALVESTON Aug 1.-THE schr Gem Cole hence ior Pas
sea- this with
aground at the the eastern point Of the
ahOfe and she until s't the next OOd ds
The schr sustained no damage.
Miscellaneous.
BRIG Rsckr GLEN, 1852 tons built at Robbinstown, Nc,
in 1866, has been sold at Si6OOo net
Ms hs city e1 & sSs D,co wreck
allied at the late anction sale.
Whalemen.
st Avg Ill., Il s1hr M Ellen "a snPah M
Pesps III Chase S vas ss Pans%s 1
BY the bomb but would be ready for duty in about 70
sss, dated Panama JSy 81 ;sys II. the ns,.s inhaler; III, IL
BAY were doing well pns @ nss M snc Catches
Sd psas M 80 Ds bH III 81 single
vessel
Aug i go miles east sandy HooM for
tlepool Aug l, lat 46, Ion 36
Foreign Ports.
,Asrwxnr, Aug 2oArrived, steamship Funch Bels).
BsisToi Aus, .ai-Arrived, steamship Great western
BoKpE1ux Aug 6-ssiied, Kragelvica, sverlinsa, New
BEaoxs, Aug 10 ,PM-sailed, steamship Peter Jcbsen
CnoSsIADI Aug 2&0Arriscd "a brig Die reene cder' res
csrrr, july s"saiied, brig Petrino dtap Lauro New
Aug bark pomsnco Lansta ,G Gtsp ,. Esrhl for
New orlesns Mg; brig Francesca al rialo uap' rer-
DEEEalRA, Aug S-Ceared. brig Potomac, Wilson. Bal
HT,ycnT. Aug so7Arived, schr L Burroughs Mich
Hosc KoSc July I2-In port ships Jas A Wright, Nor
r,son unc Matchess, Josselyn do; Sea serpent wh'e
%s s MSna SIS. G nSse & Hn s:a ssn
phens and Wyo (Brj Browne, for Manila TO LOAD i9r
New Yorktwo latter since reported arrived at Manila
HAvAsA, Aug 2l-Arrived, steamship Cleopatra, Man
HiLIrar Aug Is-Arrived, brigs Leona OBJ. Bishop,
Baltimore: ieth, j peyereux, Kelsey aud Ada Halls
Sailed 18th steamship Acadia tBrl st John, NB schr
Meteor O3r) Nicholson New York via Musquodobit, NS
Cleared lSth schr Georgo Staples, Bunker Port Gale
donia x..- m, ~.
for Boston; Ellen Rickmers GER, Rehn TOR DO Willie
Rickmers Ger, from singapore arrVeu o'h' 'or Ne"
York. -. o.-...,s, a.,
Arrived 2is, steamship Austrian tBr) Ritchie Balti.
Sailed n, steamship City Of Antwerp OBJ. Deamotte,
MoynyE Aus H"Xrrived, steamship Castillo (Br) But
Ter New YORK FOR Glasgow land proccedcdl
manila June ZS-In port ships CIomwell Hutchinson,
for boston; sooloc, Shstswel for New York Bnston
The New York herald., 1873-08-22
THE SUICIDE AT THE FRANKFORT HOUSE.

The body OF the man found dead at the Frankfort
House under circumstances which Indicated that
he had committed suicide was yesterday identi-
fed at the Morgue by friends as that OF James
Toole. recently living IN Tenth street. near First
avenue. Toole had long suffered from rheumatism
ana heart disease the relief OF which he was in
the habit OF freely using chloroiorm. The friends
OF deceased scorn the idea OF his taking his own
HE and attribute his death to heart disease. That
matter, however, will be determined by post
mortem examination to be made by Deputy Coroner
Leo. MIR. Toole was an excellent upholsterer and
had been In the employ of Messrs A. T. stewart
T.
The New York herald., 1873-08-22

HammSpa g en f city OF New
IDutch, Rotterdam; city Of Merida Havana Abemarle
EsguIaor PhiladepAis; ship City q Lacknoy Br Lon
Vessels anchored at Quarantine outward bound -
Barks Kong sverre, for Copenhagen; Aegir stettin,
Havre Regina del Cn Gibraltar; Caroline Bremen;
he sonthwcgt aa %ye SsPe pies
werp; barks q Tucker Bnenos Ayres; Casce; Pernam
brigs Hail Columbia. Providence; W Norwood, Car
denas.
Wind NJ sunset Sc, light
The New York herald., 1873-08-22
BURGLARS IN NEWARK.

most daring bit OF burglars work is reported
by the Newark police. Some OF the chevaliers en-
tered the sleeping chamber Of citizen named J..
W. Frome, and while he. slept carried OF his coat
and pants, with about fifty dollars In cash, and
other property Mr. Frome wasn't even disturbed
More OF the same gentry were frustrated In the
OF Balbach n Co., On River street. The Waterman
drove the ru11ans OF. one OF them plunged into
the river TO escape his pistol shot. The shot was
answered by one from somebody IN boat on the
river. No arrests were made.