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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
PROBABLE WIFE MURDER IN NEWARK.

What is believed to be most brutal vic
murder WAS brought to light in Newark yesterday
and the supposed murderer taken INTO cus-
tody Between 10 and II yesterday, Henry ciia'D
German gardener, in tc employ OF MI Lchtl ana re-
siding ut The lower end If Ct Clrlsst, III the Iweih
Ward appeared at Police Headquarters aud stated mat
his wife Christina who is about 80 years old had com
ited suicide by hanging herself in the chicken-iorse
in the rear Of his residence Sergeant kuwan Inc oc
in charge asked him he lad cut the rope by which bis
wife Was Suspended, and lad made any ehort 10
resuscitate her, TO which SIar1 replied III
the negative Ills aroused Ser scant kirwan's SUE
melons, and he sent an officer with Stran, Wi instilc
fous 10 keep his the latter Arriving al the scene
Of the tragedy the officer satisfied that saub LAD
murdered Ills wifi and then place her neck In moose
and at once ARE sed him. The was lying on her
face her legs and lower part of her body resting GA Inc
ground Her hands were also touching the ground and
her elbows within about two inches or the same Inc
rope was very loose about her neck ana her race oobed
quite natural, her eyes aud mouth being closed MIS-
Bradlev who resides about 100 yards from MI
straub's house, stated that at about III O'CLOCK
on Saturday night she heari tie voice OF
woman CRYING "muTder" II appears that about two
weeks ago sisaub was arrested and held 10 bail for his
appcarpuce before he Grand jury, 10 answer 10 Inc
charge OF brualy beating his wife ana throwih9 h,f our
OF doors. The unhappy couple then sepuntcd, anu
strauD had published III adNcllscncnl lof'inuIe Any
ne harDoring or trusting his wife bis account The
last Sc, OF Mrs GtrauD alive MAS Oh FRIDAY nl-h N
saloon IN AlA east. The County Physician was n0hc
ana a ter viewing the body ordered Coroner OeDCfhc 10
mold an inquest. The iuiy Will BE- Hupdn.i ils inOi
M end bogin the examination ~ once. Inc accused
MICS that KILLED his WIFE, ana declares thdt sie huhs
herself while under tGe influence vi liquor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06

An important meeting of tic Newark Com
mon Council Was held Friday night tbs session cot
t.nung until 2:i5 Il. H. Saturday The CONTROLLERS
receipts for August were Sj91S % The C.y Treasurer
reported cash balance hand, Aug 81, Of $9133J g.,
The Chief of Police reported Gi3 arrests for August Of
which number 20 anl e2G loGSer8, oi
whom "a were women. The Ovcrsocr % the Poor cX-
pended during the month 81 ,223 CO. AMI the STREET Com
missioner 20 3O3 49, The superintendent OF the Aims
house reported 200 inmates during August lss remain
ing at the prcsen. time Ordinances were adopted 10
widen and open Mount PrcsUccavc, and to r.
peal the ordinance for the opening of Oriental
st. A epacial committee APPOINTED 10 select
site for a Dupi'c U.;1ft m the norbtry
part Of the city Inc Ordinances directing the D'ia,
ware Iackawanna and Western; lie P'nnsJ Nania aud
tlc ,wark and NcvYork Railroad Companies iperect
fences and gates at tcrialn on- ai"n% tn Inc oil h.lr
roads NO Their second reading Accn o. ,le
two crcl was postponed md INC ttr "as ordered 10
igl reading The Delaware, L., naNahnt "nt western
Company lal lronisc,. Ia hd igo Broad T. aid elevate
is track and il thought at TIE Pc nsy wanna Con-
pany might nnuccd 10 olr.: &c liz road justice John
Mi.ls OF the rr>i Precinct Police Ccat va removed,
Ju-'ir Hermann Iso % thc second Precinct was trans
fcTrcd tu On TIE vacancy, and VIM H. Hase:|D JF, vas
elected Police Justice Z. the Second pireine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
sTABDlNG ARRAYS.

John Callahan OF No. II Rooseyelt-st., and
man named Fitzsimmons, quarreed IN the Bowery yes
terdAy morning During the alteration F'tzSiihhons
s,aed Callahan in the neck and indicted so severe an
injury that he lad " Dc conveyed " BeYue Hospital
FitzsimInons has not yet been arrested
John j. Adams Of No. 107 WasLingonst, with Others
ATTEMPTED 10 rob a man early yesterday morning In
West-st, near Albany, but the stranger resisted d
,tbed Adams in the chest, the knife penetrating the
s, iss az blood aud taken the Para Hospital, nut
M ,b 1inry was So CpUsed DO very serious, lac WAS
Sransferred 10 Bellevue Hospital yesterday -
J.,nes Dean, age IS years, abOtr OIL No. " Nertt,
.ss badly injured the head With c0itOnhoOk during
Ant an saturday la nwicLst near the BaltcTy
n,Tinr an afiray on saturday between Ihouas Lam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE TILvON.BEECHER CASE.


A NEW TRIAL NOT ExrEcTED-wHY Ex7JrpGE
MORRIS FILED NOTE OF ISSUE.
The return of Judge Nelson of the Brook
iyn City Court TO the duties Of his position after short
vacation and the rcopenng Of the Court for the sept
Dor term have renewed the popular interest In The Ton
peecher cese, which II believed by some persons
voud be taken up again and brought TO another trial
There has been however comparative want OF interest
manifested in the matter, due probably to the great
length WEAKNESS and unsatisfactory result Of the for
mer proceedings In court.
From inc uiries made by TRIBUNE reporter on satur-
day it appears TO be the general impression that the
BROOKLYN scandal srits are at an cndat least far as
Mr. Ttou is concerned One great difficulty seems 10 pe
the want OF money Some friends of Mr.. Tilton short
time after the former trial evinced desire to get up
subscription in aid Of Mr. on but the project has ap
rareutlv fallen through 1t is stated that Mr.. TLons
counsel feel that they did their duty to their client by
working for him through the first trial. and they are I'M
willing 20 20 on further the matter without compen-
saton There has also been little bckering between
some OF the counsel aud their client, aud this
has caused the counsel to become a little lukc-
warm in the cause. II Is stated authontauVey
that under the present circumstances, shouiu
the matter brought 10 trial again. the former connse
will not act The note OF issue tcd 10y exJudSe MOTIFS
aftcmpt To forest the action of Mr. Beechors lawyers
whose intention IL was TO move Tor new la 10 oru ~
relieve their client Of the costs Of the action Inc cn
OAR OF the September term ~ the Brooklyn Clty NouI
will he called on the third Monday OF the present
month The position OF the scan ai tIia Is not % G
known, since the calendar mas hot YET peI iw r
the Clerk VI the Court This. however, VIII DC done our
Ing the present week II Is believed that inS case III
question will stand between numbers 30 ana A. As 10
the time when the matter VII come up nnthinS drpite
ties he willing 10 continue the ntsatio no'nhe ue'e
can be stated at present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
CUSTOM-HCUSE TOPICS.

The flag on tie Custom-hOuse was placed at
half mast Saturday account OF the death OF Daniel
H. Tonpkins Deputy Collector IN charge d the Eighth
Division which occurred Friday cvcnln5. Mr. Temp
kns was appointed to take charge OF the public stores Of
the Custon-house on Nov 20, 1869, ana he MED that
Office NJ 10 the time Of ms death lie Is spoken OF by ms
associates as n faithful and economical pubic scrTant
Custom-hou Inspector Spalding seized two trunks
on board the steamer Republic from liverpool late on
Friday evening. They brought over by fashion
able uptown modise and we're the ships manifest
but were held back for tIne, ard when they were
brought forward gentleman approached the Inspector
with an offer Of brbe for their free passae inspector
spdng at once sezci the property ana transferred IL
lo the CasOm-hOusc Il thorough exam ration
Inspectors Meyer tnt Waldo sezed on saturday
uackage at CasIc Garden containing 1879 wards black
SIX yards black slk velvet, 1i7s yards ba lace ana
Que lace shawl which found concealed nnicr -
dsnhe bottom In tie trunk o. pass named William
McKibbn who had just arrived by the steamer Georgia
from Glasgow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
A EoYs REMARKABLE ACCIDENT

The trap roc' which forms tie ~. ,ipI"e at
the Passaic Fa' i'll Patterson, r. j., con Iii- great
many issures some OF whi,h quito vide others net
more than few inches aud yatyine IN depth On Friday
Afternoon l.. II. Kiugshury, President of the National
Eank of Doadham. Mass, ing ahOt the grounds
on ton of The precipce overlooking the basin, leading
Preston Rosa his grandhd, aged three year, son OF
J.. X. Ross or Van Iontop-.t. the boy escaped rcm
hia hand and soldeD.y disappeared in Il clump o,
Grass, Nr EnZSiGry :Hn 10 ID" place aL1
saw that tho grass covered cIcvco In thc
rock varying from 10 to - inehei IN ~Ittl.
The child had caught in place about II feet
below the surface. Is mother, who Tas sd'new'at in
advance came back, and Win great presence 81 mini
spoke 10 him advising him 10 Keep icsey Qnirt Until
they got n rooc The little fellow kept seFamhIing how
~ en- ami gradually slipped down the ctcyee unth ne
led reached the bcftuIn. 80 feet below. hmop@ the
crowd that had collected was - lad rdnrd I.O1f' IN
epoyf Of DdBtorti's locomotive work. AID ne ere u.
do TIC face the ptcci9ce - De bottom, a.f sue
cccdoi ia getting into The crc.ice Hc DIRE" the boy OFT
with groa deal of difficulty. Tho hoy h1d cut IN the
back The mead aud Druisc. 3nd iD asJLs,
but uoGc ~ .erious character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
,,yyTrRtors DEATH AT HALLErT's POINT

Coroner Maujcr, of Newtown, l.. J., Oh Satar-
day, Lr!d inquest upon the body OF Annie hfi"fi,
found DROWNED near the Government works az Hallets
Point on Friday evening. II coIcctured that sEe
nitt have fallen overheard from excursion steamer
Tne ju rendered verdict OF death by drowning from
unknown causes II has since been ascor aimed that she
nav have been the victim of .oni play, and TIE autOr
Ties arc now cndea' Orug 20 discover the fts OF ner
death Coroner Matter nas asceFtdiEed that she was
seen i'm tie afternoon on the Bowery Boy 0;id IN
lapy with insn drcs scd IN blue flannel suit; and vas
again see shortly aftcrward making inquiries as 10
VIII, ,tcr any had the man, AZ tbs sale time
giving his description close cXdm a;i"n of he body
revealed the tac. that there upon the NECK
and thai the wU.nap was pregnant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
ALLEGED ABDUCTION IN BROOKLYN.

A CHILD sECRRrED FROM HER FATHER AND 0OAh-
DlAN-ExPLANArION GIVEN BY HER AUNT
It was stated on Saturday that child had
been abducted in Brooklyn, in order that her relatives
might obtain possession Of property TO winch she had
fallen heir recently. Mrs Nissan, wife of Dr. George C.
Kissarn OF jamaica L. H. died about two weeks ago at
the residence Of her sister, Mrs William H. Lonnsoerfy'
nj No 400 Yatesaye., Brooklyn, with whom Mrs klssam
and her daughter Maud age years, had been living Tor
The past six months BY her mothers death the
daughter became heir to $4,000 On Thursday OF last
week. Col Aaron Degraw was appointed her GUARDIAN
Nv the Surrogate Of Queens County TWAS reported that
Col Degraw visited Mrs Louns the afternoon OF
that DIV and she informed him that the child pad been
stolen II was also stated that watch was kept on Mrs
ounsberry's house during Thursday night aud mat on
the next day Sergeant Rogers held conversation WIN
Mrs Lounsberry. in which she gave him cew as 10
where the child was The latter was then tracedto new
York and discovered on Saturday.
Mr.. Ionnsberry was visited yesterday by reporter OF
THE TRIBUNE She stated that the reports which had
hcen pubhed were incorrect When her sister died her
daughter Maud left in Mrs. Lounsberrys charge
ON wednesday evening Dr. Nissan and constable came
10 Mrs Jounsberry's house AMI demanded the child
Both she said intoxicated and she refused 10 give
the clid up Mrs Lounberry said II was on account Oh
apno hts for lis daushter On wednesday night;
order prevent the cIid by any posIinlS lor s9
The honsc of her uncle James B. Adiance In Nineteenth
ST. New-York. His wife beng absent, the chlid was
TWenty-thrd ST., near Tentb-ave. Mrs LounsnelIy
heard that her niece not kept at her nces put sue
did moi know here the child had been taken 80,
ON Thursday afternoon Col. DcGIaw ana q cohs'aplc
called on Mrs Lounsberry and asked for her niece Mrs
Iursbc Informed min that she d.i rot know where
The child was She that he showed no legal aathof
from the Court No watch was kept tie house that
night. Friday morning Sergeant Rogers visited lne
house Mn, LOunsbCTry LIN through the IA ci!eni
window lie said he wished 10 sec her and she aG nttci
him He then said he understood that acnld had been
kdnapped from that house. Sic replied that as soon as
II was neces sary she would produce TIC child Mrs
Iounsbrrry said yesterday that Col De0Iaw tnen
icorned nv Inquiries Jamaica where her unce resided
i'm NewYork and in this way the child vas found d! the
police No more clothes were sent with her niece tha
were necessa v and the staten mt that the chlds ward
robe was stolen Mrs lOunsberry pronounced 10 DC false
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
THE MOUTH o. THE All ,lssIPpI.

The Board OF II ,inCcrs now exam lninS
Capt Ead-'s pins fcr IMPROVING the mouth Of TIE Hs
sssili Continued IN session saturday. Tho lis, ussion
of thu location ct the etcs at the South Pass
tluuo, ami st mod! lions OF the plan for locating
the efsi jeiy cInnendcd asU slight ai!tra1
III IN IT, cuiVat irc 20 rudcr tho OF tue
current more aud gIc; ter soiidy. IL
was 80 recommended that tni, jefty Which In On tho
Winiw Ird se houii cveriap III" euj 81 tue IVES, ety
al lrlst 500 feet II further decided that 900
feet was the mort des able s;aB'o Ia leave betvccI
thl n iCal Oy guiCh IL IL pro- Os"G 10 deepen the
charucl The !c1gtn Of tile est rt'y viii b. aDont
l21DO V,rr i.iiic bv acted upon,
and it is expected the Board VII. oose .ts lcssoI On
TIetjay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
TWO MEN KILLED On TIE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

Two men were run over and hoiriDly
man1ed on tie NewJerscy Division OF IL; PoDnsy,Ana
Railroad on Friday night. The first was near soulh
Ehzahe.h Lewis NJ Garihwaite, carpenter, 30 years
old WIS walking on the track. when Lie was struck by
the fast Lchigh Valley train and hurled ten ee n;o tho
air. failing forward the rails His head was f. ieht-
fully nlanged by the wheels, and portions Of lis body
we're scattered along the track They picked np,
placed in a box, ana taken 10 the Elizabeth depot.
At about midnight Martin Hunt, nso p years. Of
Stockton ~ j. attempted 10 get ON freight In 'o 500
~ Monmouth Junction, and did not nOuGe lie city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
MERCANTILE sPENsiDTS.

IL WAS lcphitn on Satuihiy tidt hiclilu-
SOW. Merriam CO.. nanufso turcls OF wood working ma
canerg AT Worcester, Mass who have a branch Office ut
No I07 Liberty ST., i'll this city, had ailcd. Attic Office
il wss stated tia, The troubles Of firm onl,
poray hnl :ha they caneed Ivy tiansac Ii0ns ont
r"i' o~' .iaTJ line Jf business. The Indebtedness
Tie which il Wit hanks and pisate p,FUns in
Wu, es VII he arranged uiibg The current week. wnea
IT, ana VIII tCnt.EIc h4'lg-Ss IS usual.
tie RE .rgc-- < H. .rpD!tefa Of Scotch linnn goods
2, No 80 Daduo-st. 70 ported on Saturday n lav
ina expended - mrpts M Burgess irchI ed TO give
ia amount OF his hJDi!ces Tut thought lac should ne
az { 40 pay % cents The doaf. III. oeIitOrs. he
stat S!t al, Ia luIupe. riiy ia Dundee scn.asd and
no one IN NcwIO;s ~ der by the suspension.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS IN HEwJEEsEY.

Ballots for the constitutional amendments
election in New jersey next Ia sy circulated at
the Catholic clucnes 10 fa,c:s0n yesterday with an end
r,euta Nos. !, . q. and IL crossed ou. The erased
amen mcnts prohibit appropriations Of puhlic rooney
ard Land to private sectai'n purpose guarantee
sys!. n 81 free public sch"a aud prohibit secia legs.
ton.
The Hudson Country Republican I,ccrtivc Commit
tea has aouroved . ~ rrOrg.rd amendments O the
constitution % De yotcf IN tomorrow except those
numbered |, r. ard "a ,h- ballot The frat 10 the
claus, furo dtnJ spe,l lga;ion hrCtuse e IL crude,
and s uncc-i ainfv viii .rit trouhlefOne litigation
the second n Oeals r rave County It, wlnch excerpts
MORTGAGE from o- nd the lat Is tho clause Al
lowing g. convene he Fcn1;c IN extra ses
sion WithC ut tI, Aas' .nbiy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
RIFLE MEETING IN TORONTO.

TORONTO, Sept. 5.-The annual prize meet,
ing Of the Ontario Rifle Association commenced
on Garrison Common here on Tuesday last ana
was finished yesterday afternoon. Strong
wind was blowing and the shooting was scaIcey up 10
the average There have been eight matches
Iva all In TIC small borc-inatch YESTERDAY,
300 yards range, possible scorc 90 tne mrs. ri.t
the second stage, thousand yard. possible score 80
the first prize won by Major Gh;an; score "a Inc
attendance throughout has been small.
IFor other FOREIGN Ne1cs see First FaCel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
TWO DESPERATE BURGLARS CAPTURED.

ERIE, Penn, Sept. 5.-To-day two young
men, named Barnes and Spcrry, were arrested
at Girard, Erie County for burglaries and
other awess acts, AT Spring aId Hayfeld
in Crawford CogDty, near the Erie line. On Friday
NIGHT they entered four houses and ~ one OF Ih' Yea
ELI. IIolchkiss hcpOs,, ciotcd and beat HIN II'y
so an Old named HIcfy rcidnyc ~ one
Of he boys. with Tcyolyers aud tpIct NaiIble mare
with knife that the entTails pi0:lGed The prison
ers between 10 and &c years of aGe and Ive1 ~
SuIinE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS FROM WHISKY.

INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS FROM WHISKY.
Supervisor IIawley was asked recently whether
any reports had been made by the Treasury Department
showing the Internal Revenue receipts from the manu-
facre whisky since the attempt MADE last Spring
TO pat stop to Illicit dstiilaOn in the West He an
sweTed that lad aucl reports but IL was prob
able that the receipts have lately fallen Of as great
many Of The diseries in operation las Spring, which
pad the tax part OF the whissy they manufacture,
have been shut up; and The quantity recently made 10
less than it would have been during The time under
other circumstances An the d!stilleres tEat not
bonded al present. he said cannot be bonded. Thee
is provision OF the law which prohibits the bonding Of
distiory unless is ieedNg at least 30 ca;tc or hogs
The same quantity Of whisky formerly maanfa Cured
could however, be made by the dseries Row running,
by simple Increase Of their capacity, ard hs VAL nm
doubleday be made whenever the ndinet w justify Inc
change"
prominent dealer in this city who Is agent OF one OF
the leading Western hon stated on Saturday tnli very
little wnsSy been taken out OF BOND since the ttN
advanced TO 80 cents per gallon on Hafcn lS'J
sad, allows WHISKY 10 TcInHiu n oond
wear aud the market has been principally supplied ny
that which was taken Out OF bond The date above
given Partly for tins but largely on account or
the general d preston in business, hero has been Nety
duh market daring the past Summer, except Tor med
wines, Old supply or when Is now pretty well er-
Laused IL will linus De thai the attachment OF ihe
InteII Revenue receipts from THIS source can ilnlr
no guide to the results accOmpishtG ~ TIC D'Patt> II
last prng in its efforts 10 stop Illicit dstlaIlon'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06
popI,1Ar.oy OF QUEENS COUNTY.

TIE full census returns Of Queens County
have been delayed nnti now Tor the Reason TINT the
enuncrator -, POINTED for the First DsIlct-Nrwtown-
war taken sick with tho smallpox just as he was Ia begin
rs d ties, ana lie ahorities did not 81 10 appoint
any ono m LIE place The population of TIE county by
townships compared Will i.t AT the previous census,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-06

mond rye % years. Of No 81 Wcsts, and George JACK
son of No 20 Mor,fs-st, jackson Hammond ON the
face with a knife aud then made his escape.
Francis HcIecs Of No 223 Pymoufh-st, brooklyn was
arrested yesterday for cutting his wife IN tue breast Win
tablesuife but not dangerously while they were quar-
relinE about family matters.