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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Taxpayers are notified that, by paying their
tsIes during the presen, month"; they entitled by
law reduction Of interest at the OF per cent
per annu from the date OF 70 the 30th day OF
November next, and that reduction be made from
any pay meDt made after Nov 1.
The buildings and parts of buildings cover
ina tho ground be used 10 extension o. Madison
ave from fourth-st to Harlem
River were sold At public auction yesterday undsr tbs
superyison OF the Department OF Pubic Works. The
materials brOugbt very fair prices. Work upon this
part OF the avenue will be begun very after the
lids are opened, which will be on Monday next
Eleven Assistant Aldermen sacrificed private
pursjts Yesterday 10 attend 70 public business Water
1nstroughs ana ornamental lsmpposts engrossed their
,.p,ion for Ii minutes aud then irving directions to
the of Public Works 10 remove The dan
gers 10 the clothing Of pedestrians on Eghthave..
hetveeu Thirty second FOrteihsts arlhlng rom
DRY goods cases and hanging AgDDOaruS lhe eleven
adjourned.
Controller Green reports the following
amounts paid into the Treasury yesterday Taxes OF
1873 ssO7i ls Of 1874 e7 81; Croton tax, sss %; Tor
arrears Of taIes assessments Croton water rents and
interest sJt9 81 market and fees, q 2n so; Tor
assignments and interest fts3 70; moneys Tor wser
rents and interest H2e1 So for tapping water pipes
&Il5 for permits for street stands th0vcasos sRhs
a., ,ICs; FOR licenses, sl2o rs; total tSsi,2Se a.
In the Board of Aldermen, yesterday, Alder
man Van Setback Of the Committee upon lending the
credit Of the city 70 the extent Of ts 800 reported
progress and desired that the matter should be eonsid
cred By the full Board. The Committee relieved
from further duty Alderman Billinr then moved that
The OF the Mayor, appointing Inspectors OF
Weights and Measures, be taken up together with the
eDilOD Of the COrDOrStoR CVpRseL rbieh wa under
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An EFFORT TO CHECK GAMBLING.

The Board of Police received yesterday a
letter from the foreman Of the Grand jury in winch he
saws; "The Grand Jury now in session are very de-
srous 10 make an earnest endeavor TO put stop TO- or
i'm any case TO lessen the different kinds OF gambling
now carried on this city, With this view they seek
the cooperation of your body and they ask you to fur
n,h the Grand Jury your earliest convenience with
such assistance and information may lay in your
power TO give" The following resolution was passed;
R.sotred That the Superintendent OF Police at once
furnish TO the Grand Jury all possible Information that
may be within his knowledge III relation 20 gambling
houses or games Of gambling OF any knd cdIIeu on III
the City OF New York.
superintendent Matsel Will receive official notification
of the passage Of the resolution today and viii doubt
less issue orders TO captains Of the precincts 10 fur
nish the required information for transmission TO the
Grand
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THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Very little business was transacted at the
,neens Of tine Board Of Supervisors yesterday after
boon A resolution Of Supervisor Monheimer regulating
tbo returns the coming election was adopted. The
following the assignments Of the different members
CT the Board;
let and lVth Assembly supervi Flanagan.
Ito Assembly DistTct-SuperylsoT ly sagnt.
IlId and With Assembly Districts-SuperSlsor Mon
beimer.
Win Aes, rnhly District-Supervisor FalcOner.
With and XVIII Assembly Dlstrcts-SupervsOr Reilly.
With Asse mby DistTict-Superyisor Morris.
With Assembly Dlstrct-SuperySor Koch.
iXth and XIIIth Assembly Dlstrlcts--superVisof
Vance.
Xth Assembly District--Supervisor Kehr.
Kiln Assembly District-SuperviaOr Van Schack
Kiln Assembly Dstrict-SupeTv1sOr OttendOrIer.
XVIII Assembly Distret-superylsor ClhuseD.
XVIII and &IXth Assembly DIstTiets-supervisor
Cooper. $50,
XVIIIth Assembly District-SupervisOr Bllings.
XXth aud XXist Assembly Distrlcts-SuperyisOr
NcCaierty.
Upon resolution Of Supervisor McCarerty Joseph C..
nchney present Clerk Of the Board Of Aldermen.
appointed Clers pro OF the Board Of Supervisors.
Toe Board adjourned after transaetDg Little unul-
gOrtaut bifiness.
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TIE JUDICIARY QUESTION.

ACTION or THE BAR AsSOChIlON'
The members of the Bar Association held
an adjourned meeting last night az No 20 West Twenty
seyentlst The meeting called to order By Charles
Tracy j. Bancroft Davis presented number of books
10 the Society which treated OF the Geneva Arbitration
On motion, the regular order Of business was sus-
pended IN order that address TO the voters OF New
York which had been prepared BY special committee,
might be read The address read on behalf OF the
committee by Dorman u. Eaton, ana III substance
was opposed to the elective judiciary and In favor OF
their appointment by the Governor OF The State with the
confirmation of the Senate. comparison was also
made between the criminal sysom in England and that OF
this country and statistics were gwen showing that tue
number Of convictions secured under the English system
far greater than In this country Inc address, on
motion, was adopted Charles Price read an address
which was antagOnstic to that OF the committee IN
that it favored the elective judiciary anu was opposed
to the appointments.
resolution offered. which finally referred 10
Executive Committee, setting forth the need whloh
existed for Geographic communication between the
new Court house the Offices Of lawyers whose prac
tce compels them be attendance for the purpose
of notifying tlem should Of their cases come up u-
e1pecteuy in the Court The meeting then adjourned
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HOMICIDE CAsEs For TNQuEsr

4 jury in the case of John Mclaughlin, who
was found murdered Wednesday night the build
ing, No. IS Madisonst., was mpaneled yesterday and
the inquest win probably be held next Monday. post
morteIn examination made, and IT discovered
that the skull had been fractured Cody, boss carman,
TO whom belongs the bloody carDrung found near the
body, his son. and others, have been arrested.
The case Of Bridget Thompson. killed by her husband
at 40 45 West Twentyseyenthst, will be investigated
by a COrOners Jury Saturday. The postmOrtem ex-
animation revealed fractured skull.
The inquest Charles ward killed IL Is al
legged last Saturday, by Philip Becker No 6I4 Fifth
ST., will be held to-day. The Martin Gettns VIII
be proceeded with Saturday when Thomas Clark the
mulattO sailor. viii be brought before Coroners Jury.
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TIE QUEEN NAB SUITS DISMISSED.

The ship Queen Nab took fire III this har-
Dor in August 1868, and her cargo which consisted
mainly of imported iron goods, was considerably dam
aged Hiram Barney, who was then Collector OF the
port ed to allow for the damage done to the goods
and demanded the full amount OF duty. II was paid
under protest by the following merchants, who brought
suits 10 the amount they thought themselves en-
titled to on account Of injury done TO their goods
A. L. Holgate, Irving Won Wart, Edward Cooper Alex.
McAndrew H. A. Swift, A. b. Hall, Edward Naylor, W.
L. Dodge ". H. Wilson, John David, and +. W. Bruce.
These suits, which were known a. The Queen Nab
sts" remained the calendar Of the United States
Circuit Court TIL yesterday, when, tie plaintiffs not ap
pearug, Judgment rendered for u" defendant IN
each OF tAani number of petit Jurors fined SIS
each for Ior attending and tho of Brtop agt Gen
Il. +. Butler put over till Monday.
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THE BROOKLYN PAVING BILLS.

In obedience TO the mandamus issued by
Judge gilbert OF the Supreme Court the Joint Board OF
Brooklyn Aldermen and City Supervisors met yesterday
morning. in the Common Council Chamber Mayor
Powell presiding On notion the sum OF s25O60 Sc
Inserted in the tax budget being one1ith Of onehrd
OF the assessment for paving Atlsntc-aye, Clinton.
Plerre1ont. Henry and other streets in the Western
District OF the city, There debate upon the
resolution. Three votes cast against IL. Several
menbers who voted In the affirmative said that they did
90 under compulsion, as the Supreme Court mandate
gave them alternative. In response TO comnnni-
cation from the Park COMMISSIONER the additional SUN
Of tOos S. for the maintenance of parks and other
purposes was inserted IN the budget.
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or ENGLAND COMPLAINT.

Tho naners submitted by the agents OF the
MT ~ England accusing Capt. Irving ana Detec''e
o q, having kept back part Of its funds taken IRON
Mcdonnell the forger again brought before the
part NJ Police yesterday. Chicf-Cerk Hawiey read
,he entire complaint 10 the Board, and IN connection
,rowth the following letter from OF the accused
officers: 49,, x,,, IA, N 1874
To the Hon tie Board Of Police Commissioners: In
several OF the prominent daily Journals OF this city
attacks not only personal to myself but 70 those under
me arising out OF the mcdonnell forgery case nave ap
reared and IL is not only my desire but that OF every
man under me- TO have full investigation 10 satisfy
the public II il desire and the request or the meu
under me that Mr.. Hawley your Chief CLERK, should
draw up specifications and charges on sucn DrOal
ground that the inquiry INTO the TRANSACTIONS OF tnls
office andthe unjust aspersons thrown on rs IN thls and
every other may have the most searching luVesl
ration Yours respectfully, JAMES IRVING,
Captain OF the Detective Force.
BY unanimous vote, the request OF The accused was
granted and the trial set down for Tuesday next
ATTAIN Chief-Clerk Hawley was given the papers IN
the case, and instructed TO draw up formal com
plant against Capt Irving. The confession OF Mac
donne and other adavits asserted TO be embraced IN
the complaint were ordered 10 be withheld from puDn
cation on the ground Of the unairness OF such course
until the accused have opportunity in open court TO
deny or acknowledge the truth Of the charges MADE
against him. Capt Irving stated to TRIBUNE reporter
that he had purposey made the demand for an lnYes
CATION broad grounds from desire to admit OF any
persons appearing and making complaint against any
officer of the detective squad whom they may suspect OF
dishonesty,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24
THE CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE UNION OF
AMERICA.

TRENTON, Oct. 2S.-The new Executive Coun-
Gil OF the Catholic Total Abstinence Union OF America
held its nrst meeting to-day At the residence Of the
President. the Very Rev. Father Byrne In this city.
Among the members present were the Very Rev John
Ireland w. @. Of St. Paul, MINI, first Vice President,
and the Rev J. b. Cotter Of winona Mimi The Rev F.
K hicheud OF Sew-Brunswck, second Vice-President.
wac represented by proxy The legislation of the late
convention regarding Irish emigrants and also the
operation with Irish Total Abstinence Unions was ar
ranged Bylaws were agreed upon. and several CON-
mttees were appointed James W. OBnen OF New
York nominated by the President. provided in
the constitution. Secretary OF the Union aud member OF
the Executive Council for the present year Catholic
Total Abstinence monthly journal devoted TO the inter
ess Of the union Is 10 be lssued Immediately In New
York
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THE IMPEACHMENT OF MAYOR DE BEyoIsE.

THE IMPEACHMENT OF MAYOR DE BEVOlsE'
The Common Council of Long Island Clty
met at 10 a. m YESTERDAY and twothrds OF the members
being passed eight charges Of mai and corrupt
conduct in office against the Hon. H. :. dc beNoSe'
Mayor The charges are substantially as foloWS'
First. That the said De Bevoise cOnspired with VII
liam f. Pearse (City Judge) Alexander Moran lIolIls
sOner OF Public Works. James Thomson ana Others O
the lat of MAY and August, 1873, to buy certain ~.
the purposes OF water works. knowing inc saue w 10
wholly unfit for such purposes, and al price soOV "
excess Of its proper and market value - a.. .,,,,or
Second: But during the month OF February ll1 ~ W.
conspirQd TO- and did abstract the corporate scar Oh o
Island CITY take the without the clty IltS n9u
did illegally use the same IN inc seahg ol VS
Third That the Mayor forged and altered lvstuI
OF the Common Council so as TO make huhseh au'"0i'
for the issuing OF 100000 water bonds. ii. ,,o,,
Fourth: That the Mayor sold SAID wafer Dohu' '00"
Ff6That the Mayor Illegally obtained the signature
OF the CITY Clerk 81 900 bond Unauthorized ny raw
mains down certain street for the exclusive Deueht W
the Thomson estate OF which he was agent al oSS "
the city Of thirty thousand dollars. ,o,o -, ,ho
Secenh: That the mayor having knoT n Int ~
dishonesty OF the management or the Department VI
public Works eonnived at the same to the CITY ioss
Of eight thousand dollars. ..,, o,,,,.ssod
and barassed citizens OF Long Island City by Lis lega
aots and brought the office Of mayor INTO con.e ~
the great injury OF the muhicpai government VI wv
These charges having been adopted the managers OF
the impeachment comprising Aldermen Quinn, Ls"ieSs'
Beebe Goldner, slavin, Bennett, and Mclaughlin TOOK
private conveyance 10 North Hampstead where the Court
Of Over and Termner in session. IN order TO present
them Mr. Lvddy, on the part OF the managers, pre-
sented the CHARGES and asked inat tney o aIsd
nm order directing that they be presented al any suOe
0uent ermof the Court without prejudice. lAs Is re-
Inc friends of the supposed lmpeached Oclas were Jsst
evening very jubilant over thelr NoVoI!'
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THE TAINTOR TRIAL.

In the United States Circuit Court, yester-
day criminal SIDE Judge Benedict pres ding the follow
ing Jury empsncled for thu trial OF Frank l..
Taintor indicted for embezzlng the funds OF the Allan
tic National Bank
Edwin Baker, John c. Davis, James L. HYDE Chas. A.
VintOu, Thomas FesseDGen, Benjamin +. Butler, John
Armstrong, Oliver Bryan, 5. W. Fay James Hurry Viii
liam Hunter, and b. j. King.
The trial viii begin to-day, and will last about two
u.eEs
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THE PEEKsKILL MYSTERY.

SCHENECTADY, Oct. 23.--John Butch. alias
Smith, accused OF being concerned In the Peefskl
Mysery" arrested in Troy evening and brought
this city. He will beSremoved to Peekskill when the
necessary papers received by the authorities here
AT first he denied having ever been in Peekskl with
Emma Lindter but sfterwaTd admitted having left
there Sunday evening. He moreover denies oil
knowledge 10 the OF her death He IA now held
by the authorities here on the charge OF DESERVING bis
wife aud i've children.
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PROMINENT AHHIFHL" = -, :,
Finh Arenae Botel-SeDator Justin - m9rr na, O.
Vermont the W n. Bsrnuw. G. Of Conteeea MAI.
L. Merriam NJ c. Of ". Y. srCongremsh " ~
ts.on Of Utica d. G. heRut Of Csof ~ ~
MrCanh n and L. ~ Rre Penn bfs@I'
House Villain OF Besum and Judge G. j. hcC, ,
neencai Metropolitan Hon-B'hop A. NJ Ioohs o Is'cb
X Inde. nsrus r. Of tho Hon Wihsm LOusn
r1se Of lows AMI Cong john Rogers o. b ek boo
Ma, york HouE-Gen John T. Mannsdgke Of 1T Louis hh
Jsdge B. H. Grsndin Of Mobile Gty Hosst-Bsho2 Wlesi "
81 Deals Bishop Be of Vernon, and Bishop
T,sson 81 HotstCapt Dsne Of ltaly.
So StCsoas UoSIBhop Whthgbam Of bsVand, sSd erC6n-
..,n A Peits Of Pennsyvanis .t0inaa U0pse ishOD w
&c ~ Nobr,rs WiRdor H0.sl-Ths ioa Smge Hooper ~
q AMI Arthur Cheuey Of Boston
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will be sold at auction Nov. Receipts OF taxes for
1873 amount 20 A25.00o leaving $4,000 uncollected
UNION HnL--some unknown persons entered the Bsp
fist church In Frankn-st Wednesday night and broke
open the cases containing the Sunday library
books scattering the volumes around tho floor and
causing considerable damage So far known nothing
stolen Entrance was effected by forcing open the
outside yesiDule door and then pryn on the lock OF
the inner door.
MAHwAs-On Wednesday evening boy, 10 or "a
years Of age fell of bridge into creek and was
drowned.
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stood 10 be favorable TO the power Of tne
sneh nominations This was carried Tue noinnaaon
~ Ii @esei In plsce Of Jacob j. BaDta, was Vo.eu
mon and Mr. Kneise was confirmed by vote OF T NO
ioniv d"rman Iysaght voting In the neRaaMe, ane
Eoar1 then adtourncd until Saturday next AT SS" p III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24

Contributions will be received by Morris K Jesup,
President No. 50 Llberty-st j. L. wyckon. Treasurer
No l0s Futonst, and by the Secretary, At the
Twenty third-st aud Fourth-ave and will be promptly
forwarded 10 Vincent Colyer at Memphis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The lecture lyceums are needing the clamor
for antebelum admission prces The Galaxy eourseo
of lectures at Hepworths Church Is now announced at
80 cents general admission including reserved seat
Oakley Hall lectures on Love, Marriage aud Divorce"
next Tuesday.
A meeting of the Associate Alumni of the
College OF the CITY OF New-York VIII be held IN tho
College building at LeIingtonsve. and Twenty hirdst
this evening for the purpose Of taking for
celebrating the twentyhftb anniversary OF the opening
OF the College.
A special meeting of the House Of Bishops,
called to m the vacancy occasoned by the death Of the
Right Rev. G. NJ Randall D. d.. Missionary, Bishop Of
Colorado wyoming and New. Nc Eico win he held
this morning at Grace Church Inere WIN be lltanY
service ia the church, and the Right Rev X. H. Clark
SON. d. D. Bishop OF Nebraska, will deliver q discourse
in memory Of the departed Bishop.
TAnSoSDOemenHi
Assure relief forasthma-Wm REMEDY
DON'T buy an Elastic Truss" till you have
PoxsRoT,, price So n74i BrOadSay, NY
HATS for Gentlemen at lowest prices. p.
BRSESSEH. las Sss'aa-si near spruee-st
EsPENscHETD's F ALL STYLES or GEsrLE-
ny a .Iao Saa.'s o. %1 ss III
For CLEANING AND DYETG, the best in tho
i ". So 10 .0So s.s az sSi ii aihsys
A HAPPY CONCEPTION.-The KNOX HAT Tor
tn hats WORLDWIDE reIst'uoo an
al ~ bfos1~ai
the Presco fouc or in be Ffh Avenue Hotel.
CALaurrIFs will come upon us in spite Of all
PROBATION bat gratifying 70 learn that HELSB0LDs CsLkbTbD
led on S' sus al d,'s,ss the Knej. ol
The genuine hears tie private proprietary s]p o.
n. L. HelnbJ.d. joins r. HsSRY, NeS-ioffi Sole Agent
THR LIMITS or SCIENCE, = reply TO Mr.. God
yin by ProL l. in TRBJss LEcrUss kHTsA No D
FoREsrs-Their Preservation and Renewal
This important subject ably treated b Dr. b. Pransn eagh BE-
fore the Association Poind and reported TRIBUNE
TaE TRIBUNE New York.
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either the undersigned.
RICE STIX d Co., ~
MLNkFS BROS, toulMure'
A. SEHsEL, son * Co, NOS IL ana ~ " hl'r-s''
b. LowESsTEIN BROS.
Neic- YORK; Oct. %, 1873
YELLOW FEVER NOTES.
Eight additional deaths were reported at
Shreveport yesterday.
Six deaths were reported at Montgomery,
Ala Yesterday a. occurring from yellow fever during
the preceding ~ hours.
A public meeting has been called at the
Merchants Exchange la Boston. to-day, In aid Oi tie
yellow fever sufferers Of Memphis and shreveport.
The proceeds of the promenade concert and
hop at Nashville Wednesday night for the beneut OF The
Memphis sufferers. amounted TO $500 The members of
the Grand Lodge OF ODD Fellows also contributed 800
for the same purpose.
The Young Mems Christian Association Of
this city acknowledges the receipt ofthe following sums
L.. .1Ifnr Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER. YESTERDAY AT HUoEurs IN BRohp"Af'
sam-6so SooD-e3o 3rn-e5o M'dDisb-o6' AV'-o9f
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The "New.E England Reformed Mems A,socis-

Inc NcW-EnRlanu reformed Mems AsSOcia-
the q Organization formed Inessy nght
meeting OF 20 reformed nebnaies fena2t bosou
Henry Woodwork Of Providence Prsdp with
Vice Prsssls IL sseb New gpslssd S,sls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24

FoREsrs-Ther Preservation and Renewal
This important subject ably treated by Dr. Pansn iloagh BE-
fore Association Polind and Is reported IN TRIBUNE
EXTRA No. 10 Price 10 cent?. By nail Aiiress
TIE TRIBUNE. Nev-York.
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TAnEoupcement1
Assure relief forasthma- REMEDY

DON'r buy an "Elastic Truss" till you bay
seeu PoxsRoTs price So at 74i BrOad~ay, ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24

For CLEANING AND DYETYG, the best IN tho
cty 60 No. go Brodsly Beeekeft No
934 Broadway, TSeatY-6ntst ami III EishthaEe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24

EsPENsCHETD's FALL STYLES OF GENTLE
sES Of material ~ fh and darab
ty hey be surpassed Try them at No. llo Ssssao r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24

THE LIMITS or SCIENCE, reply TO Mr. God
uin by ProL L in TRBJsz LEcrUss EKTsA No D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24

HATS for Gentlemen at lowest prices. p
BRSxSgES 1sS Ess.ausL, spruee-st
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A HAPPY CONCEPTION.-The KNOX HAT Tor
the Pail sd Winter worthy hatTs WORLDWIDE IDttuoo an
APPRECIATION BaT hats al III bosH~A A
the Prescott Hoa-c. OF the Ffh Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-24

CALAMITIEs will come upon us In spite OF All
PROBATION bat is gratifying learn that HELSB0LDs CsLbTb-
BrcHu can still, 81 the drug and g a. u 'sn 10 r.
lied on 70 diseases Of the kidneys and Urinary ORan loos 90
countes genuine tie proprietary s>bp
H. T. HelmbJid. JOINS r. HsSRY, New-iorf Sole Agent
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

PEEKsKuL-Jeremiah F. wilkins says that
the report sent by Associated Press reporter that
he bad committed suicide, IA manfestiy erroneous.
CRY or KINGsToS.-Wm. Moher, a hoy. while attempt
ing TO Jump on gravel train on the hrw-fOfk, kings
ton and Syracuse Railroad while In motion to-day, to
and was run ana killed by the tram.