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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-10
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
George D. Caldwell, Administrator |
Of N. 9, Good, deceased,

George D. Caldwell, Administrator
Of II. c. GOOd, deceased, In the M.
w. nClpal Court
The Merchants National Tank Of Of Wheeling
West Virginia Ut Wheeling and In Lhaneery'
others
by virtue Of a decree rendered In tho above enti-
lied cllIse by sid Court on the I'D day Of june,
1875, the undenlgned Commissioner will, on
SATURDAY, tue lsthdiy Of September, 1915,
Al 10 o'clock 4. ", at thu front door Of the Court
House. Of Ohio eUunly, West Virginia. sell III public
auction to the hight 81 and sl bidder the following
real estate Eilnnlg In tho city u Wheeling, Ohio
county, West VIM nIn that Is ~ say, the piece "
panel Ui grUund III the north side Of l!l street
formerly MOnrUe street, Aid east Of Enu street,
formerly Fifth street, measuring 20 irOnt on l2ih
street, formerly Monroe street, aud running lack
nOFIhWanlly 49, feet, together with one undivided
hall Of the alley OIL the east boundary VI the said
piece VI parcel u ground.
TRRAS w sALg-UnI-iOnrth Of the purchase
money or such further sun Us the p Chaser may
elect 10 pay, IN hand, the residue In three equal lii
stallments IaVahle respectively III nine, eighteen
aud t6Inty -four months FROM the day Of sile with
interest irIu that day, the purchaser giving lohls
with AppnIyel security Tor the deferred Install.
inHnlA sud the title W be reserved I'LL the whole Of
thS purchase money SIald. ........
ukO. y. CALDWELL,
Special Commissioner.
&c ITERvEY, AuCilonCCf. nn9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-10
EOR RENT

Store Room No. 40, corner Market and
Twelfth streets, at present occupied by Nc
Lain Bros, Possession given April |, 1876.
Apply to WA. s. GosHoRN or I. II.
WILLIAMS. au25
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-10

Amour dozen couples from this city
Snpped at Mrs. Beagle's last night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-10

Wheeling ". Va, Sept. s, 1875.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-10

A LITTLE Of the extra rain which fell
in July would be acceptable now.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-10

Now being opened, embraces all
the newest styles and designs In
CameI's Hair Suitings, Plain Col.
Ored silks, Striped & Check silks,
Plaid Black Grenadines, Plain Blk
Grenadines, MexiCana Grenadines,
Side Band Organizes, LOulslne
Check Silks, Madras Ginghams,
Embroidered Linen Suitings, with
EmbOs Linen Trimmings TO match,
&C., &C.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-10

IIOH SALE
IL lluue aud half lot on the north side Of OHIO
street lNO. n lei Eeen front and Penn Streets
Wheeling Island. llOuse has first class hydtntsln
II, aud contains five Rooms wHsh house aud cellar.
For further particulars lnQulte0t ...
WILLIAM MCMECHEN,
On the premises,
Or Of ]. G. IIERvRY, AuctlOneer and real estate
aggnt, No tlOB Market street,
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THE bottom OF the river can he seen
from the suspension bridge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-10

Regular size IS cents. Try IL; two
loses will relieve any case, d4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-10

nor SALE-TllAr PORTION OF TIE
L Waddington farm belonging to Mary J.
Jacob, situated on the Wheeling and Beth.
any turnpike, ~ miles east Of Wheeling,
containing 100 acres; first clnss improve.
ments. viii he sold low; terms easy. TUE
guaranteed. Enquireof MCsSrs. HUBBARD
4 EtISKtNE, attorneys ut law, Wheeling,
or A. n. JACOB, at his residence ~ miles
above the city. jyl5
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a LoSG and bland Indian summer is
predicted by meteorolOgists.
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this point unnecessary the Judge on the trial held
es rae a. We ndhs Seesaa aPn nar@ee
the Jury thar the defendants were only liable
ia6 'i beyond thai Imposed 6y law Tue defenasnts
were INCORPORATION. organized under the General
the powers given corporations generally. and
subiect 20 the corresponding iablities laws 1915
the general PRINCIPLES aaplcable u the question the
doctrqe thata railroad company may subject itself to
been disuncy held by Tie state Of New YorS where
ms con ~ was made "a tae state q
STATE Of vermont where the altered injury occurred
Troy anS Bo is L. 10 T. Il 6s Root "a Great "
H. r. A. ~ II. 52i. Burts vs.. Bun and = L. H. "a do,
S ~ Mas isi Fsia Is Miadesex e. i 100 H. sss
Noycs Rutland and b Il 4 Co, 2 VI r.. 10; Morse
taton uoorny ID vail Sss E"aRsye y and craw
I9rs Ea q, r w bsg n s ,s.
n 5eSon aappa s IS Inc roads s.e Se
aware, i The tste Of Connecticut whore the
ana "s Y ran S co 81 conn H. 5s = do 5os ms
case. however does not stand the general principle
ton d Il. nth Cd s3j sectIon 20 il is enacted as
ioIows'-'Any railroad company receiving freight Tor
Smhlset 70 the same RESPONSIBILITIES as common carriers
neee Te "a ann oe raireaa GgaSs arg s9 s
roads receiving freight 10 be transported to any
shan Sc aba ne s Common as Carriers
for the delivery OF such freight at such place In
BY reason Of ne neglect 81 any other company com
panes the COMPANY paying such may collect the
labie.n This Statute Is declared by Rappailo j. IN
Bootv Great western sup to 10 scaratpry merely
We 10 not see that there i to doubt Tie power
Of tne eanb2Gy 70 maxi ,as con rsSt ~ cue sIon
Inc tlra qnes ion was answered IN the negative and
il SAID that mgat have teen CHARGED further
not have been relieved from responsibility although
there was an agreement that 1t sioud not be liable
The fourth question was answered in the Affirmative.
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THE PRESS ON THE MATCH.

The Belfast Nelcs Letter OF the l4th INST rejoices
that that city Is to be visited by the American
team. Tue Neacs Letter gives credit to ths people
OF Dublin for their lioerality and energy in making
ample preparations to receive Inc Americans, and
Ventures 20 hope that the forthcoming match may
be the germ from which ''maV spring great in
ternationat ride congress-, in which Germany and
France aud all European nations would Joia IN
friendly rivalry"
THE NEW ZEALAND RffLEAEN.
the Duke OF Cambridge IN his recent address to
the British Rife Association already noticed by
the HERALD, while speaking or the probability Of
a team rom New Zealand beng present this year
NJ Wimbledon, o:-"lt was hoped that they
would get SUBSCRIPTION VI e, 600 IN the colony !;
Lut IL was rot Euown whether or not they have
succv eded. There will be several American gen
temen coming over to Ireland AZ the invitation
Of the irish team who ent over TO America last
wear and 10 Is more than Dronabie they will ac-
cept the invitation TO come to Wimbledon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03
DROWNING CASUALTIES.

GEORGE Andrews, resident OF New York. fell
into Newtown Creek from the deck or the barge
General Sigel, lying at the South Side Railroad
depot, Williamsburg, yesterday and was drowned.
HIS body was not recovered.
The BODY Ol woman was found yesterday doat-
Ing IN the wafer ~ the foot OF North Ninth street
Brooklyn, ana removed TO the Eastern District
MOrgue. she had on BACK ana white striped
dress and her hair was brown. Coroner Moan
will hold an inquest.
YESTERDAY the Atlantic dock police found the
body Oh q man, about tnrty-1ve years Or age,
dressed in black clothes, floating In the Erie
basin at the foot oil clinton street. Coroner
Simms was notined TO hold an inquest,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03
RIVER THIEVES AT YoNKERs.

Duling Wednesday night party, consisting OF
four or i've men, who are believed To be profess
sonal river thieves, visited Yonkers, westchesier
county, on an expedition of pundering. Having
first stolen rowpoat, valued at s125, the prop
erty OF man named Daniel Corning.
the thieves proceeded TO secure additional
booty. TEey broke into the residence oil u
lady named CaInn, on Highland aveaue. bur
were evidently frightened away. as a couple or
bronze mantel ornaments were dropped by them
III their hasty retreat through a parior window.
An empty Jewel box, valued at IS, was all that the
robbers contriyed TO carry away. Roundsmen
Woodruff and Quinn, while subsequently, IN pur-
SUIT OF tne Midnight marauders, heard them row.
Ing away on the HuasoG, but could not follow,
owing TO the darkness wrlcn prevailed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03
PROBABLE MURDER.
YOUNG MAN SLABS ANOTHER WITH BUTCHER
KNIFE.

YOUNG MAN SLABS ANOTHER WITH BUTCHER
KNIFE.
At about half-past nine O'Clock yesterday morn
Ing, as the rear OF the Masonic procession was
passing through South Fifth avenue, young man
named Richard Bel residing at No. EOS the same
street. took up a position DC the entrance or the
French butcher shop enc door south OF his house.
Both sidewalks at the time We're lined with spcc-
tators viewing the column as 1t marched by, and
much pushing and wranging took place.
Among the saopkeepcrs who had suffered IN
convenience was Alexander Goestchel, part pro-
prletor Of the butcher shop above mentioned He
had but short time previous cleared from his
entrance a number OF boys VINO were blockadng
the same, and when Bill stationed himself on the
forbidden ground Goestchel waxed wroth and
an~rily commanded MN to move on. Be's COM
p1ance with the mandate was too slow to suit
Goestcfel, and the latter after angry words
struck Bell in the face with the palm Of his hand
Bel. VINO is but eighteen years OF age, turuea
upon MIN to retaliate and, seeing carv-
made rusl Tor It, and, quick as
thought, plunged 1t iuto the back OF tioestchel
close to the right side and a little above the hip
the knife penetrating about four inches deep, ana
causing wound which VIII probably result
Bell, taking advantage OF the crowd, hurried
from the place and made good his escape
Immediately on being stabbed Goestchel fell TO
the floor, bleeding pruiusely from his wound. He
was picked up ana carried up stars, where Ambu-
lance Surgeon Mcneil Administered sucn relief as
was possible. The man WAS tnen removed TO Bel
levus Hospital, where he now lies III critical
condition. lie Is q Ficnchman by birth, twenty
two years Of age and unmarried.
Toe knife with which the deed was committed IS
a formidable looking butchers carver, thirteen
inches IN length ana keeny sharpeneu.
ON being notified OF the occurrence Captain Nc
Donnoll OF fne Eighth precinct, detailed detec-
tlves TO capture Bell, and at about hai-past
twelve O'Clock he was apprenendeu by 01icer
Murphy wno brought him 10 the Prince street sta
ton house, from whence lie was taken before
superintendent Waing, at the Central once. and
subsequently, conveyed TO Essex Market Police
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURr-cHAMBEEs.
By Judge Lawrence


Du Pun vs.. 0pdyke CT al.-Interrogatories SET
tied May 20, 1875.
Dayton, Punllc Administrator. VS.. The Mayor,
Ache loss Of interest should, think, be borne
by tile administrator ana not b. the trustee. Tne
decree proposed o, the counsel Tor the trustees
seems 20 me TO be cortecf except the provision Ia
regard 10 COSTS upon winch SHOULD prefer 10 hear
Blgelow vs. Duncan Administrator deny this
motion Tor the reason that the fling Of the pro-
posed supplemental answer would ole the de-
fendanis TO avoid tue statute OF llmtatlons. II
an action should be brought bg the defendant
against the platinum the statute could be pleaded
in oar and no order should be made IN TINS actlun
deprivng tne plaintiff OF mat defence. sucn would
be The e1ect OF granting TINS motion. Motion de-
MED with costs.
Brun vs.. me Douglass Manufacturing Com
pany.-I am unwilling 70 appoint a receiver in
tnis case Tor the reason that it appears tnat the
defendants are responsible, that the parie prin-
cipaliy 10 be affected by such apnOin tment desire
tt,aI II should NOT b.. maze ana tnat / do NOT
think mat upon the whole case the court would
oe justified in interfering. lSee Aoo., p. 1881
Motion denied, Win costs.
Anthony Ys. Day.-Tnc plantin must. think,
be deemed 70 have been resident Of this State
when MS action was commenced and the order
requiring her 20 file security Tor costs as "A non
resident should be vacated.
Coles vs.. Beck; Sanger VS. Cattnecht; Denlsen
ct al. vs.. Dure Ell al; Allen Ivan: Hawiey VS..
Hurst; East Side Association vs.. Goodwin Lud-
low et a.. We. HAYWOOD, executor, CT a.; BostwIck
We. Eroen; Franklin va Kelly et al; Baocock vs..
De Llamosas vs.. De Lamosas, In the matter Of
haven: 4 the matter or Serra-Cauldwell w. Jen.
klus; clark, receiver &C. vs.. Cronkrgnt, surety !;
Greene W. The Mayor. &C.; standasner vs.. Pre-.
Qeuzar.-Grnnted.
Grier vs.. Grlswold; Groote and another vs. Cor
nell eL a.-Memorandum.
Williams vs.. O'Nelll ct aI.-Exceptions overruled
and report confirmed.
81 Judge Do1ohue.
Lord ct al VI. GlbDs.-l crnnot disturb the rec
ord OF Marine court judgment.
BY Judge Barrett.
Nash vs. COmbcs.-l see nothing In these am
d4vits to IusgIly tue granting OF u new trial. or
even an order 10 show cause.
10
River Railroad COmpany.-rhere certainly mas
been great lacnes, hut, az Mr.. Wills attributes 1t
to the peculiar circums tances unaer which ne was
personally placed ! mink ne ought not % lie per-
emptorllv excluded. Ine uciauit may, therefore,
be opened upon payment, u the reereeis ices
disburscd by delenGanps attorneys on taxing up
the report and upon payment OF trial Zee aud
the costs OF tue previous and also OF this motion
and upon plaintiffs supulatlng 70 proceed before
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

ALLAN-FowLER.-In this city, on wednesday,
June 2 at the residence OF the Dr1Ge's mother, by
Rev. George y. Draper, ID. D., rector or ~. An
urew's Protestant episcopal church. ARCHIBALD
M. ALLAN, OF NoItreal, Canada, TO ELLA PAULINE,
Youngest daughter OF the late David A. Fowler.
Esq. NO carus.
CoUENnoyEN-MAcDuFF.- Wednesday, June
2 1879, the residence OF the brides parents, Dy
Rev r. w. French, OF Jersey CITY Heignts,
CHARLES J. CoUESHovBN. OF fremont N. Y, 70
ABBY e., daughter OF Arthur L. Macdun, OF Bed
lorD station, n. Y.
ANE-lH0MPsoS.-On Tuesday. June l. 1875. at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, goo VIII
l0ughpy avenue by the Rev. ). II. Plart JAMES N.
KANE 10 ALICE j., daughter oil Horace f. and
Carrie Thompson, Doth OF 81 OOklyn.
SASFGEp-NARrIS.-On Tuesday June /, 1875 at
the residence OF the brides ather. ~ the Rev. Mr..
Elder. assisted by the Rev. Dir. Judson. air. Z. =
SANFORD, Dr., 10 Miss LILIES 4. MARTIN, daughter
or Renne Martin, Esq.. OF orange, ". J.
SpuLB--NooRnEEs-0n Wednesday, June q
by Rev. j. Il. Patterson at the residence OF the
brides parents, WALTER A. 1UKNBULL 10 ELEANOR,
daughter Of John l.. Voorhees,, Esq, ali Ct ElIza-
beta, \. J.
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DIED.


BARroN.-on FRIDAY, MAY ~, 10 Baltimore,
LEWIS MAY, youngest son OF henry r. ana the
late sarah T. barton. aged years aud DAYS.
BENNErI.-At lrVingtoH, n u, June = FRANKLIN
f., sou o. Eliza and Frank J. Bennett. aseu 81
years. months and uals.
Funeral IRON the ~. F. church, iryington, Fri
day, June I, az hali past TWO 4. NJ Friends and
relatives are respectfully invited 70 ATTEND. Hud-
son kytr Railroad tram VIII leave ihirtieth street
ueDot ~ T. a.
BLAcKLEDGE.-0n Wednesday, June 2, ADAM
BLACaLEDGE, aged w years.
NOTICE OF tue funeral hereafter
BoRRowMAN-Un June 1, MARIA BoRR0wMAN.
iuucrai Will tafe place rom her late residence,
~ S,xtcentn street, south Brooklyn, on Friday,
4tn inst at WE'VE O'Clock sharp.
BONLEN.-The solemn requiem mass or tue
mounts mind OF tae late Mrs. SUSAN BOYLES will
be celebrated AZ ten O'CLOCK y. d., Frlaay, June 4
ia 81. Gabreis church, East Tbitt1 seventh street,
Friends q the Isniiy aud those Of nor son, Rev.
NJ. ,. Bowen, ore invited 70 pc present.
cAMEhoS.-At Hartford, Comb on Friday even:
ing, may y, 1875, HENRY GROVES CAMER RON, second
son Of Doaaa ana Isabella Z. Cameron, ana a
member Of tue Jnnlnr Class 81 Trinity College,
Hartford 10 the 2ist year o. nis age.
tuntrai services on fiida{. june !. a. half-past
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the referee upon TWO days. notice and TO close his
proofs without unnecessary delay.
eUPEMoR coURT-srEcTAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Worst.
Camo,os VS.. But rehabilitation de2led. see
opinion.
LeDR vs. KEelles ct al.-Moton granted.
Uthngeg W. Stegmuller ct al.-lhe iurther ex-
animation, ana the wnoe case as made, SHOWS
that Haas - not a satisfactory surety lie must
Ne SCI aside and another surety substituted IN his
Monday June = 1875.
coaIIoN PLEAs-sPECIAL TaRM.
Bv Judge j. +. Daily.
McGlynn vs.. Cohen.-Further proof required as
70 whaI persons AMI parties the undertaking on
appeal were served on.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Morgan.

BURGLARY on EAST BROADWAY.
About one O'Clock yesterday morning omcer
Gardner, OF the Seventh precinct, saw two men
coming out OF Joseph COINS clothing store, No. %
East Broadway. lie arrested them, and found in
their possession sl36 worth OF coats aud coat
TRIMMINGS. the oricer also noticed that the
store. When the arisoners were brought 10
the station house they gave their names
as John Kenney, OF No. 81 Pell street and Henry
Williams, of avenue a. They We're taken before
Judea Morgan aud held in 81, 600 bail each to an
swer on charge OF burglary.
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HARLEM POLICE COURT.

THE ATTEMPTED MURDERER or HIS FATHER
N-LAw
Peter Daubc. OF No. 2s7 Third avenue, who shot
his IA nerLn-law, Jonas Lewis, on Monday last, at
Eighty-slxth street aud the Boulevard, YVES ar
ragged and held 10 await tue result OF the INJURIES
rue wounded man is not seriously injured, but
is at present aOle 10 leave his bed. inc shoot
men because Dauoe refused to support his wlie
she having, IN consequence OF his neglect, been
compelled 10 return 70 her iather's house.
STEALING HARNESS.
Charles Kelly was held for trial on charge of
Stealing set or harness, valued at 500 from John
Combs, OF No. 240 East Seventy -eigntn street.
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CREEDMOOR.
ELEVENTH AND LAST PRACTICE OF THE AArERI-
CAN RIFLE TEAM

ELEVENTH AND LAST PRACTICE OF THE AsrERI-
CAN RIFLE TEAM.
The American ride team met yesterday for their
eleventh and last prac ice previous to sailing for
ireland. The weather was nne and very favorable
fot good shooting. The team were on the ground
ana commenced firing before eleven O'Clock, and
finished 10 time 10 take the early train home,
arriving In Hunters Point about twenty minutes
alter Ave O'Clock. Messrs. Yale ana Bodine were
absent YESTERDAY.
Contrary to former rules the practice was had
az the 500, 1000 and leo yards ranges. The prac-
tlce at the last named distance gives room for
hone that the Americans Will meet the irish in
the contest Ior tue ali Ireland challenge shield
something ike equal terms. Another compare
lively new feature was hat the team NJ ade a Sec
ond trial III the new target round butts eyel.
which u rapidly coming into favor with American
crack shots.
Mr.. Canncld comes out again to-day ahead this
being the third time during the practice IN which
he has been at the top OF the team roll, and the
tnird IN which he mas made no miss al any OF the
ranges.
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THE COURTS.

Judge Lawrence, In Supreme Court, Chambers,
yesterday granted, on Application OF the Central
Cross Town Railroad Company, a temporary In
junction against the BleecKer street and Fulton
Ferry Company, restraining It rom extending its
tracks 20 tine Christopher street ferry.
An effort IS being made 10 SECURE the release OF
Robert Wishhart. recently arrested IN Pennsyl-
vania and brought TO this city on requisition OF
Governor Tilden, to answer charge or neaotiat-
ing stolen and alfeled United States bonds.
writ OF habeas corpus was granted in his case yes
terday by Judge Brady. in the Court OF over and
Terminer and the matter set down for q hearing
tomorrow.
Mr.. r. Mott who Ia both Q stocknolder and
bondholder:in the sc. Louis, Alton and Terre Haute
Railroad Company. applied yesterday in supreme
Court, Chambers, before Jude Lawrence. for q
mandamus against Henry A. Crosby, claimed 10
be the transfer agent OF tue road In this city.
directing permission to see the list OF tho bond
holders. 1t was contended that the object is TO
hnd out the votes by proxies and put veto on
this sort Of voting. For Mr.. Crosby it was IN
sisted that he is not the transfer agent, and that
this is not proper case for q mandamus. judge
Lawrence took the papers, reservlng his decision.
Before the commission dc inqurendo lunatico,
appointed by Judge Loew, OF the Court OF Com
mon Pleas to inquire into the sanity OF John ].
Kelly, DR.. BeIden was cross-examined at great
length yesterday by ex-Juoge Curtis, counsel for
Kelly The doctor was asked relative to his
knowledge OF eminent aienists and OF standard
authors on the subject OF insanity and ques-
toned very closely as to the different classes and
degrees OF insanity. He said that there was q
great distinction between dementia and softening
or the BRAIN but where that distinction began and
ended he was much puzzled 70 explain. At half
past six O'Clock the cross-examin alton had not
closed and the further hearing was adjourned one
week. Kely's friends stoutly contend that the
whole thing is a scheme TO get possession of his
property.
In the Oyer and Terminer yesterday Judge
Brady dismissed ne writ OF habeas corpus granted
in the case or James A. Duffy, convicted OF Mt
tempting 10 shoot Deputy Comptroller Earle. He
took occasion to state. In order to correct an
erroneous impression, from the statements in
some of the papers, that he had no option upon the
petition presented but TO grant the writ or pay
me OF 81 900, and that the granting OF II had
nothing to do with the merits of the case. Mean
time, upon the stay OF proceedings granted by
Judge Donohue, the case will have TO go before
the Supreme Court, General Term, for review; and
until the latter Court gives its decision Duffy, IN
stead OF being sent ~ Sing sing 10 serve out bis
sentence, viii be kept in The City Prison.
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
PROCESSION prcKpocKErs.

Yesterday morning, while the Masonic pro-
cession was passing, Mrs. Margaret Douze was
standing in froat OF her No. 20 South Fifth
avenue with chlld in her arms. Two men,.
nameu John MCMAHON and James Miller
came mp and engaged her IN conversation
concerning Inc cnlid, which was coughing pain
fully at the time, aud McMahon recommended
Mrs. DouZe TO give the chld some pecturel syi up
While he was talking airs. DouZe felt a nan6 in
her pocket and snortly after missed her poke l.
BOOK. The TWO men suddenly ran on, but Mrs.
Douze dropped the child ana started IN quick pur-
sui. McNahUn and Miller were arrested o. ON
Ger Mcsherly, OF Jae Eigath precinct and were
COMM TED by Judge Wandell IN $1,000 bail eacn
In
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Major Fulton retired rom completing his second
score because Of running out Of he class OF am
munitiOu which he was then using. General
DakIn made st 500 yards seventy-one out OF pos.
slnle seventy.uvs points, the best score at that
range yet recorded on the new targets.
SOME IRISH SCORES.
Tue following are some or the scores recorded at
the Dolli mount Range, near Dublin, by promi-
ncnt competitors for place IN the Irish team