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The New York herald., 1874-09-24
THE TEMPLETON SHOOTING.

Duncan D. Templeton was tried in April last In
the Court OF General Sessions before Recorder
Hackett, for shooting his wife Maud, on the corner
of Fourteenth street and Eighth avenue. The
trial created considerable interest time and
lasted several days II resulted in the conviction
and sentence Of Templeton to seven years and
SIX months Imprisonment in the State Prison.
Several exceptions were taken on the trial by his
counsel, Mr.. Townsend VINO subsequently brought
the same for argument before Judge Lawrence OF
the Supreme Court upon an application :or writ
or error and stay OF proceedings. Mr.. Rollins,
Assistant District Attorney, opposed. Since his
trial Templeton has remained In the Tombs, and
yesterday morning Judge Lawrence granted the
writ and stay. The appeal Will be argued before
the General Term In October.
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SUPREME COURT.
Decisions.

BY Judge Pratt.
Charles Shaw ct al. VS.. n B. HOrt0n.-MotiOn
for allowance denied. No costs.
w. II. Hayes VS.. ". Phlhp.-Motlon for allowance
Denied. No costs.
w. Hildebrand VS.. William B. Ogden.-Papers
are informal. Motion denied.
J. Johnson VS.. G. ). Burger.-Motion to vacate
attachment denied: $40 costs.
A. Pignard VS.. II. Poissonier.-MOtion to direct
clerk to pay deposit denied No costs.
Mutual Lie insurance Company vs. j. Kent
Motion denied. NO COSTS with leave TO renew upon
determination OF Raynor vs.. Page.
In the matter Of the Atlantic Avenue Railroad
Company.-Ordered that the company give security
for $500
Suit for Slander.
Suit was commenced recently, before Judge
Pratt, by Peter G. Van Alst against James Lawless
for SANDER. The parties in the case are prominent
politlcans, and residents OF Long Island City.
Van Ast takes exception to the defendant dar-
ing to cali HIM thief at pubic meeting. The
defence Is tnat the obnoxious term was used in a
PicSwlckian sense. Yesterday application was
made Ior a change OF venue from Kings county to
Queens. Judge Pratt reserved his decision.
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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.
Decisions.

By Judge Lawrence.
The People OF the State Of New YORK vs. Tenn
pleton.-N rit OF error allowed. Memorandum.
In the matter OF Wilson.--Mem orandum for
counsel.
BY Judge Donohue.
Willard vs. Conner.-Motion granted
In the matter, &C., VS.. Gonzalez &c.-Granted.
Kretz VS.. Observation-Disclosures report confirmed.
Decree granted.
Parish VS.. Sherman Meyers vs.. The Plattsburg
and whitehall Railroad COmpany.-Motlon denied.
Jones vs.. Gilbert-Allowance of five per cent
Read VS.. Reeve-Motion denied, without costs.
Campbell and Another VS.. Mueller.-Reference
ordered.
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INTERESTING CITY SUIT.
The Acts Of the Board Of Audit Claimed
To BE Illegal.

A case OF considerable Importance and involving
very interesting questions under our municipal
laws was tried yesterday before Judge NcAdam,
IN the Marine Court. Cornelius Callahan brought
suit against the city to recover the sum of $685.
balance due him for salary at the rate Of $4,000
per year, as Assistant Sergeant-atArms OF the
Board Of Aldermen, for the months OF
September, October, November ana Decem-
ber 1871. The Board OF Audit, created
IN 1872, had audited and allowed his claim
for those months at the rate only OF 81, 500, and
Callahan gave receipt in full Tor the amount
allowed him. On the trial these facts were proved
by MIR. Storrs, OF the Comptroer's once. Mr..
Callahan testified he signed the receipt under pro-
test, and that he had prior to those months been
paid at the rate OF So, ,500
The argument on both sides was exhaustive.
Decision reserved.
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FIFTY-SEvESTH STREET POLICE COURT
Shooting Array In the Twsnty-second
Ward.
Before Judge Smith.

Before Judge Smith.
John Mcdonald OF No. $50 West Forty-ninth
street, was arraigned on charge or felonious as
saut. At two O'Clock Tuesday morning, while en-
gagged In difficulty on the corner OF Porty-eighth
street and Eleventh avenue with John Dunley, he
shot the latter in the right stue. THE wounded man
was removed TO the Reception Hospital The
bullet Is supposed to have entered his lungs.
Mcdonald says he and friend were drinking
In Dempsevs hquor store; they were Joined
by Frank wheaton. friend OF Dunleys, and after
drinking they went out upon the sidewalk where
Duney was standing. Wheaton and Dunley began
at once to quarrel ana Dunley struck Wheaton.
Mcdonald then interlered and threatened TO shoot
Duney If he again assaulted Wheaton. Dunley
then pretended friendship, taking hold OF his left
hand ostenslDy TO shake II, when he endeavored
10 wrench the revolver from McDonald's right
hand. In the struggle for the revolver punley
was shot, but Mcdonald asserts most positively
that the shooting was altogether accidental lie
was committed to await the result OF Dunley's n-
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been shown that this was the case. Therefore,
taking INTO consideration the facts presented 10
overcome the presumption OF law by the mere
parting with the bond, ana the Wei known repu'
tatlon Tor integrity which Colonel Wood had en-,
(oyed tor so many years and which never hau
been attacked. whatever may have been MS az
gressiveness and bitterness against parties VINO
might have been brought in conflict win MIN, ne
must come to the conclusion that no evu intent
mad been meant, and he would, consequently uis-
charge him
Colonel Wood was then allowed 10 leaVe tue
court room a Tree man.
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second, George third, the others IN tne same posi-
tons as given above. Kansas CHER made des-
perate effort to Overtake Young on the nome
stretch, but broke up In the attempt, ana founR
won the heat by four lengths in 2:25 kansas onlel
second. eight lengths In advance Of Joker the lat
ter two lengths IN 'front.' OF George, Lady BANKER
attn and Frank WOOD sixth, just inside the DIS
tance dag.
Third Heat-Kansas Chief the favorite at 500 to
$40 over the neld. Lady Banker was nrst away,
Thomas H. Young second. George thifd, Kansas
Chief fourth, Joker NTH, Frank Wood sixth Al the
quarter pole, which was passed BY Young Ia 81
seconds, Lady Banker was second. George tnlrd,
Kansas Chiei fourth (the three last named nearly
paralleD, Joker four lengths nrther OF and Frank
Wood sixth Young kept In front to the hal inhe H,
pole, ana passed that point one len9th anead oi
Lady Banker in :l2k, Kansas Chief third, George
fourth; Joker fifth on break, Frank WOOD iar
behind. Young kept in front TO the end, winning
the neat by two lengths Lady Banker second, Ten
lengths abe ad Of Kansas Chiei VINO was one length
in 'front.' OF George, Joker NTH, Frank WOOD slXth.
Time, 2:25H.
Fourth Hedt.-Young took the lead with the
word this time and was never headed winning
the heat and race in capital style IN 2:26 the oi'
lowing Is d
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY.-Purse ST. ,000 for horses that nave
never beaten 2:24 $3.50 TO first. $500 TO the second
and $3.50 TO the third horse mile heats, best three
nya in
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COMMISSION OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Sept. %, 1874.
The following is the calendar OF the Commission
OF Appeals for Thursday, September 24:-Nos. 49,
1885, 240, PAL, 242, 247, 2i9 $50, PSI, 252.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-sPECIAL TERM.
OeclaiOnA.

BY Judge Van Worst.
James A. l.. Pardee vs. Hester A.. L. Pardee.-
Judgment OF divorce grained in favor OF plaintiff.
Meeks, Receiver, vs. Gail eS al.-Motlon denied.
The Diamond state Iron Company VS.. Randall ct
al. Archer ct al vs. Barrett; White vs.. sullivan
Rowland vs. Ashmore; Smith vs.. Quinn; Wander
hoof vs.. Turnbull; Sonneborn vs. MeDgeshemer
ct al; Same vs. Seigman Same VS.. Selignan
ct al. Meeks VS.. Gail et al; Knopp VS.. Knopp
Batter VS.. Bater.-Orders granted.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
COURT OF SESSIONS.
Sentence Of Prisoners.

Before Judge Moore.
John Smith, convicted or grand larceny, was
sentenced TO the Kings County Penitentiary for
fifteen months.
Adolphus F. smith pleaded guilty to assault and
battery ana was remanded to Jail. He will be sem
fenced on Friday (to-mOrr0w).
Patrick Connerton pleaded guilty to grand lar
ceny and was sentenced to the Penitentlary Tor
two years ana six months
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY. Sept. %, 1874.
The following is the Court OF Appeals day calen-
dar tor Thursday, september 24:-Nos. 90 81, 49}a,
us l2T, lbs. l3l. l33.
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WAvERLY PARK, NEAR NEWARK, N. j., Sept. 90,
1s74.-TRoTTING.-Purse $500, for horses that have
never beaten 2:3O mile heats, best three in five, In
harness; $3.50 to the first, 500 to the second and
$50 to the third horse.
j. II. Phillips Dr. m. Ella Madden. ....... FL 1
j. W. Hess' 5. m. Kate Taylor ...........4 8
Otis WOodrufTs s. N, Dolly White. 5 2
f. B. Gaddis' b. H. Adeiina X. 3 3
W. G. NortOn's b. 8. Windsor. ......2 DIR.
Time, 2:3T h-2:35h 5h-2:3 :36-2:37A.
SANE Observation-Disclosures OF $50: half-mile
heats; $50 to the first and $40 to the second
horse.
L. A. Hitchcock's Lutitia H.........2 H.
j. Boughrum's Kangaroo. rOO..............., 2
Time, 5SA-55-56,
SAME DAY-TRoTTING.-Purse Of $10O lf-mile
the third horse.
T. b. Atklnson's Flora Windsor
il' 3
A. c. kindals Lazy Ned Ned.................a 9
Time, I1SA-1 1:15L.
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SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUIT-PART 8.
BY Judge Van Worst.

Tracey ct al. VS.. Watson.-Order denying motion
for new trial granted, with $40 costs against the
defendant
Ames and Another vs.. Bss-Case and amend.
ments settled.
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TROTTING AT WHITE PLAINS.
Mary A. Whitney the Winner of the
$3.50 Purse and May Bird the 2:5O

Mary A. Whitney the Winner of the
$3.50 Purse and May Bird the 1850
Race.
The trotting events that wound up the meeting
at the Westchester Fair Grounds yesterday were
finely contested and gave great satisfaction to
the large crowd present.
SUMMARY.
WHITE PLAINS, n T., SEPT %, 1874
FIRST RACE-TRoTTING-THiRD DAY OF THE So
cIETY OF AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE OF
WEsTCHHsTER CoUNTY.-Purse OF 1000, for horses
that never beat $780, mile heats best three in five,
IN harness; $500 TO the arst s24o o. 10 tns second
Jndges-Georse Woodward, John A. Chambers and
Harrison Pardee.
w. II. Crawford's b. N. Annie Collins.
j. D. Browns gr. m. Lady Worthlng-
'fn R es%sTy sfe 54 e Boy
G. Ryerson's b. m. Blue Stone Maid. DIR.
Hiram Howe's S. &. Geo. Daniels...... dr.
Quarter. HaU Nile
First heat; 81 81 1:1s :ls :s9 s:s9
Second heat. S71s i:!6 2:3l
Third heat. 3S l15 2:30
FOurtn neat .-............ % IIOa Z:3Z
fE,n saME ns11 nAY-sEcoNp R.cE-rnorr@iNS- ING Of
$500, for horses that never beat $50; mile heats,
bess three IN aye, IN harness $500 $500 to the first,
James Paterson's b. IN. May Bird....l l 2 2
John ii. Harbeck, Jr.s, br. q. VIM
M. Il. Whippe;s b. M Xdeine dor.
merly Kitty WatsOn) ..........".... "A
A. Bonnett's IN. g. 7. E. GOrdon...... 2 3 3
II. b DeKay's b. m. Nellie Ruther-
furd. ..........................6 4 S
Ben. Mace's b. m. Midget. C1s.
DR.. Cooks b. S. Island Chief.......... dis.
ID. 3. Gof17s o. m. Carrie N............ or.
Otis Bort's b. m. Sparkle. ............ DIR.
A. Dolan's blk. s. Iona. ..... ......... dr.
N. W. OicOtt's S. &. jim. ............ dr.
P. Conover's ch. N. Lady Sill. ..".... dr..
TIME.
quarter. Hd'L Nile
First heat. 40 1919 2:37
Second heat. 40 Iii 2:32L
Third heat. 80 1915 1886
Fourth heat........... 81 1915 2:35
Fifth heat. t.............. 39H l:17H 2:36H
SAME AY-PEDEsTRIANIsM.-Haf mile against
Charles Jones' time OF 4:3O, made this track
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SAME AY-PEDEsTRIANIsM-Hau mile against
Charles Jones' time OF 4:3O, made on this track
September 2l 1874 just Tor satisfaction.
j. Marion Pollock .....................
Iones' time "A :3O) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2
Time. 4.iSX.
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WAVERLY PARK.

Time. 4:iS1s.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-27
To-DAy's ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

AtoTTCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SHALL
IN nrosccute to the full extent of the law, any ana
all q = rsons giving or selling my husband, Alfred
Caulcesure, any intoxicating hquors, from and al
ter this date ELIZABETH CAULCLESuhE.
Rock Island, Feb. 27, 1S14-d3t
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-27
DR.. Radway's
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Read FALSE AND TRUE"
Send one letter-stamp to RADwAY & CO, No3s
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-27
der the second story stairs in public school

der the second story stairs in public school
house No. II, in the upper rooms of which
we're 800 children, whose only means of
escape, had the flames got headway, was bv
the windows. The fire was discover, d
and suppressed before any damage was
done. School No. 5 was fred on Tuesday,
New York, Feb. 26.-James c. King,
who shot Anthony f. ONeil on the after
noon of November IS, 1872, was placed on
trial to day, on the charge of murder. o.
Neil was the friend and witness for Mrs.
King in suit for divorce The trial of
King has been delayed, owing to his COM
plete prostration from consumption.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-27
St, Louis Market.

j.. =
FIour-Quiet; super winter 8 OO'05 81; extra D %
0600 , ~. u.,,,-,,, ,o4s
sold ,o,, esco., :;
cast elevator March: 620G224 April
Oats-Dull and dropping; No 41l4 on east track
Barley-Dull and dropping; No 2 spring '212G
IS; No 3, / 60
Rve-Active and firm; No 2 921a
Whisk Lower al %
Pork-Dull: small lots at IA T5015 90
Rnlk Neats-Dnll and weak; shoulders 5Is; sides
7117Is: shoulders at Pekn III, sold at 55s seller
March
Bacon-Easy. only small jobbing trade
Lard-uull, held AT $50 o
Hogs Quiet; shipping 5O04 %; packers, 5 COG
CattIeIoniet: native cows and heifcrs T5Gl g 50
good to- choice steers 50(Q5 so
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-27
"a II. H.
Railways
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ES,
The Cheapest and Best Medicine
for Family Use in the
World.
ONE FIFTY CENT BOTTLE

ONE FIFTY CENI bOIlLh
WIN cure more Complaints and prevent the system
a',ainst sudden attacks Of Epidemies aud Cohta-
ICONS Dseaaes than One Hundred DollaIa APenu
~ sa~ otbcr medicines o. medical attendance
rbe moment Radways Ready Relief ls apPneu pPo
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INpoKTANT.-M Farmers and other sesnd
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twenty drops In half tumbler OF water VIII ~ u
few minutes cure Cramps, Sp~atns, sour otonlaC
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Travellers should always carry bottle OF hMAL M
WAYS READY RELIEF with them. rev urol
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B.
COMMERCIAL.

Currency 6's-1.16as.
New S's-1. las.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-27
Chicago Market.


FIour-Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Ruled dull and lower until toward the
close when there was irmcr feeling and the mar
ket closed steady ut outside prices, II 1901 1914
No , 16l4 regular; 162l fresh cash, II March !;
/ 1ga1 April; No 3, 121s rejected oS
Corn-Qui. t but steady aud firm at 5. cash; 81 a
hid March: 5S9k April; 61I4 d62i2 May new No !,
52l4 4@5s; rejected old, 52'a993; new 5CG5O.2; 90,
UaIs-In fair dem nd and firm at 42l4 cash; 4314
April, rejected 3sG39!a. ool,ao,,.
Rye-Scarce and firm; regular No ,, SS@S3a
fresh S50s51a 49,.
Is. a..
Dressed Hogs-Firm: 6 car lots of heavy Ga
Pork-Dull al Is SIlaQl3 80 cash or March; IA l.
April -, :
Lard-Fairly active and lower AT 50 cash o
March s T2i1S SO April.
cash loose. , ,-.o..
Bac0n-steady ;:shoulders 6ss short ribs S3sas5a
hams 11l201312.
T mothy Seed-Quiet and week at 5oCd3 90; clio
yer steady at 5 1CQ5 30.
Butter-Firm at 34lI42 for fair to choice.
md Stern At
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-27

New 5's-1.145s.
COMMERCIAL.
Flour-Dall and lower: super western and state
5 10l16 10; common to good extra w 50.
Whisky-Lower at 911209S.
Wheat-In moderate demand and prices slightly
in buyers favor: No ,. Chicago spring 411l 50;
do Milwaukee l 5ClJl 81; Iowa and Minnesota
spring 46lB1 So.
Bariey-Dull and nominal.
Corn In fair demand and shade higher: new
mixed western 1919; yellow $3.50; old mixed 50;
white western 1SGtS0.
EOats-Heavy gnlixed western 60QI6l 4; white GIG
50.
Coffee-Quiet; Rio 2119024A
Sugar-Dull and lower; fair to good refining "a
07ss,
Eggs-Steady western 21023.
MCo'-Firm: domestic fleece 40GT0; pulled 254
So: unwashed 2S035.
Pork-Quiet; new mess 10 %.
Lard-Heavy; prime steam go.
Butter-Firm; western 2jQ40.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-27
Milwaukee Market.


Flour-Quiet and unchanged
Wheat Steady: No1,1 %; No2,l ls'2 cash; ls14
March 21as April
Oats-Frm; No q 4019
Corn Steady; No 2, 5l2
Rye-Firm: No l. T9
Barley-Dull: No 2, 40
Dressed Hogs-S00
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-27
New York.

INV IUHN, IIU. ~W'
FINANCIAL.
Money-Easy offered at the close ST 9,
Sterling-Dull at 81.
Gold-Closed at 1213.
Goyernments.-Steady.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-27

Chronic Rheumatism. Scrofula, Glanduiar swell
mo HACKING Dry Cough, Cancerous Affections,
Syphilitc Com plalnts Bleeding of the Lungs, Dys-
pepsia Water Brash, Iic DOloreux, White swell
rurial Diseases Female Compl lints Gout, Dropsy.
Rickets salt Rheum. Bronchitis, Consumption
liver Comp aiuts, Ulcers in the throat MOUTH, Iu-
mora Nodes in the Glands aud other parts Oh the
system Sore tyes. 5 humorous Discharges from lht
E,rs and the worst forms of SKIN Diseases, Erup'
tions Fever Sores, Scald Head Ring W Orh, Fry up
Las Acne llAck spots Worms IN the Flesh Can,
crrs In the Womb. and all weakening ana paihl1I
discharCes Night Sweats, Loss OF sperm ana az
,asfes of the life Principle within the range o.
this ,vonder of Modern Chemistry, and few days
use xill prove any person using II lor eithel %
these forms of disease It's potent power 10 CuI'
them. Sold by Druggists 81 per bottle.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-27
LIVE STOCK

Grades moderately active at range of 00t5 30 70
good 5O615 so choice; 3 80 extra: good feeders
4 50674 65: fair to good cows 50Gg4 90.
erafiyely active bnt prices a shade lower, packer
generally out of market; range for mmon al 4 {
al 90; medium to fair 0045 30; good to chole
< A1l1G 90. extra 1906 25.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-27
Blood Purifier

ONE BOTTLE
will make the Blood pure the Skin clear, the Eyes
bright the Complexion smooth and transparent,
the Hair strong, and remove oil Sores, Pimples,
Botches, Pustules letters, Cankers ETC., from The
Head, Face, Neck, Month, and Skin. 1t Is pleasant
to take and the dose Is small.
1t Resolves away Diseased Deposits it Purihes the
Blood and Renovates the system. 1t Cures
with certainty all Chronic Diseases
that have fingered IN the sys-
TEN five or ten years,
whether it be
scrofula or syphilitc, Hereditary or
Contagious,
BE IT SEATED IN THE
Lungs or Stomach, Skin or Bones, Flesh OF
Nerves.
CoRRuPTIFG THE SOLIDS AND INITIATING
THE FLUIDS.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-12-17
EARTHQUAKE IN NEW yogK.

NEW YORK, Dec. H.; The Post
says :'.A distinct shock Of earthquake
was felt at 10 O'Clock last night in the
supper part oftoe city, All along the
Hudson, up the Harlem road, at STAN
ford, Conn, DC, families were aroused
from their beds, crockery shaken, &c. "
The Post says further:
"A very distinct shock was felt at
Dobbs Ferry and on the west bank Of
the Hudson, between Yonkers and
Tarrytown, at 1925 p d. A house
shook with such terrible motion that
the family rushed from it, thinking il
was being crushed. The noise accom-
panying this shock was well defined,
and had much OF. the character of a
sharp clap Of thunder. There are com.
paratiyeiy few reports of the shock
having been felt in this city. Ore
family, however in the Twenty first
ward felt it so distinctly that some OF
them got out Of bed to learn the cause
Persons residing in Mount Vernon,
East Chester, New Rochelle, and other
villages along the east side OF w est
Chester county, say that the shock was
felt at 1926 T. NJ, and appeared to
pass from southeasterly TO a north
westerly direction. Many were great
alarmed, believing that some dreadful
explosion had occurred in the Beigbor
hood.
On the line of the New Haven rail-
road the shock was felt as far east as
Stamford On the Harlem railroad
line it was very severe, especially in
the vilageNo North White Plain. At
Mt Kisco considerable alarm was felt
II occurred there at 1929 p. NJ Al
Williamsbridge, fremont aud Mt
Hope, ii The fourth ward of this city,
il was also very parceptible.- Some
new houses, built in the most substan
tlal manner. and proof against . severe
storm, were. shaken from their founda
tions to the roofs, occasioncd great
terror to tie occupants. At Spuyten.
Duyvel the conclusion was SO sever
That ii c;nsed general alarm, and in
many shoisesiivbss were kept burning
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until a late hour, and Che inhabitants
were on the alert fora repetition ofthe
shock. 'T5's' -
"One of the mounted patrolnsen says
that 1t terrified his horse 90 thai the
animal became almost iunmanageahle.,
The shock was very distinct at larry
tow, and persons xsg 81. alarmed as
to run out OF the doors. Pie earth
quake wasfelt very distinctly at White
Plains, Accounts vary rs to the dura
tlrn of the shock, some of lhose--wh..
sfeltit being OF The opinion tlsat it lasted
as long IS fifteen seconds, while others
lini, it 70 five seconds The general
direction 81 the noise accompanying
the slight oscillation, se.'ms 10 have
been from north 10 south, accounts
from diferelit persons making it to
pass from northeast to southwest and
from northwest to southeast"