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KILLED BYA RAILROAD TRAM.
MORE NEW YORK FAILURES.
A UIFE'S THROAT Cur.
DEATH OF FRED'K HCpSoN.
Killed ta - Baxgy by % Ratirsna
TNaln-

BosroS, Oct 2I.-Frederick Hudson. well
known a. a previous managing editor OF the
New York HeTuLL died at 5 O'clock this
morning fnOm The effects OF injuries received
last evening at Ioncnrt. Mass. About a
quarter past O'Clock he was spproAchinx
the Monument street crossing 81 The Middle
sex Central railroad, seated I'm a cOvere i
buggy with Judge John :. Keves who was
driving, when the aagman warned them on
The approach of a train, aud they stOppesf
long enough 10 let the engine pass. Being
deeply engaged In conversation. and moi
thinking that The cars were coming after
and that flying switch was al WAYS made Al
this crossing. they started % cross as soon as
the engine had passed. The cars struck a
hind wheel. ard throwing Judge keyeS Into
The street rolled M. Hudson inside the buggy
along the track about twenty feet. and DOVE
a slight emhar kment he receiving fatpl inlu e.
rles. Judge h@yeS was considerably bruised.
Mr. Hudson retired frOm the mana cement OF
TIE New N.rk H'r0ld ~ few years ago on a.
count OF the feeble health of his wife He
vas nity-siN years ot age and leaves a widow
and an only Soa. The coroner has sutninoDai
a jury 10 inquire inso,he occurrence.
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Singular ShOotfn g Affair.
FIVE SHOTS FIRED AT ONE OF THE CJRI


TIAN BROTHERS.
On Sunday evening last DIR. J. C. Waters.
OF iye West Fayette street, who went 10 yisll
81 Mary's Industrial School, was engaged la
a conversation with Brother Bernafd, aud
while looking at the boys engaged in boyish
sports upon the grounds above st. Agnes
Hospital, heard a shot, and a bullet whizL "a
past between them SO close that an iuy,lun
tary motion on the part OF Dr. Waters cause
The brother 10 observe that the shot was very
near. Thinking that IL might be some one
hiring at random IN the woods they mo we'd
over some one hundred yards from the point
where they had stood, and near a groilp of
boys who were gathered around a firc ihey
had made or withered branches. when an
1tner shot came Ia a transverse direction TO
that before fired, and cut some leaves from a
tree alongside. Brother Bernard, ia order to
protect the boys from the chance OF accident
called out that there was some one firing
when another and another shot came.
The nth shot fired struck the branch
OF the tree above DIR. Waters head
and detected, when one OF the boys, who was
lying down, cried out he was shot. DR.
waters Immediately hurried over to the
boy, and found that he was wounded, but
that the ball had not penetrated. One of the
brothers present in charge OF the boys took
of his habit, and, putting on one OF the boys
Jackets, went TO look after the assaiiant, aud
was, IL is said, informed that his name was
Francis Williams, and that he had goae
a short distance away. As 1t was dusk, the
ward home. They had gone below the hos
pital, when q man came after the BOYS
armed with a loaded gun. One of the bows
asked him what he was about to do, and il is
stated that he said, ITO shoot that brother"
The brother, who listened 10 him as he spoke.
caught him, with the assistance OF one OF tue
man belonging TO the Institution, and dis
armed him, when il was found tina 1.-THE gun
was capped and loaded. An examiuati oa of
the case Will be held before a magistrate i'm
The county, at the dollhouse on the FREDERICK
road. o-day, when all the facts will be deyel-
ored.-BdG Gazette, 2lSt.
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The general convention Of the uniyer-
ealtst church IN the United States assemb led
q Lynn, MSS, yesterday, ex- Governor Per-
ham presid ING. - :
81 TIE King OF Bavaria has refused 70 &C
cept the resignation Of the ministry, recent
~ eende rod, and alDo refuses to rcceive the
address voted BY the CHAMBER Of deputies.
no trunk lines Of railway entering
nesriy two dollars, the change TO 20 into e.
fec. On the 1st of November.
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Shocking Mursler or n yxlfa

PCLAskI, y. " Oct. n Mrs. Geo Green
held, OF Orwell, In this county. was found ia
her bed room this morning with her throat
cut rom ear 10 ear. Suspicion points to-
wards her husband, who ~ said - nave been
very jealous OF her.
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TAR CASE OF ENCLERK NICHOLS
CTARGEb WITH MAIL RoBBFRY.-To-dsy
the case OF the United States against Johu
ii. Nichols, arrested a few days since or the
charge of abstracting money from n letter
deposited in the Post Ofiice OF this city. was
called before L. =. Commissioner !. L. John
con Mr.. II. II. Wells, Assistant e. =. At
iofney, appeared for the government. aut
Mrs. h. a. Lockwood for TIE accused. After
some discussion. Mrs. Lockwood for the ac-
cnsed. waived an examination, I'm order that
the case might be investigated by the grand
jury.
The witnesses were sworn and gave their
testimony before the grand jury this after
neon in this case.
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Railroad Co,t,.,ou and Fla

bALIINokE. OCT. IA special nom Har-
per's Ferry, dated last night, saws. Two
freight trains 90 the Baltimore aud Ohio
railroad collided near Martinsburg this
afternoon, badly wrecking both engines and
number OF cars. Fire from the engines was
communicated TO the wreck. and 1--WE cars
with their contents We're DESTROYED
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How TO 'rET RID OF TRANPs.-The board
OF charities of Utica, n. Y. =, is attempting the
all able bodied stragglers applying for relief
to break stones in the streets. The announce
ment of this plan has already caused q per-
ceptible dininutiOn of the number Of applI-
cantS,
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BAPT1sr new DEPARTURE.-TheW War
rem avells Baptist church, at Boston, hay-
ing stricus cat mat portion of the declara-
ton az - q ,ricss makes immersion pre-
requisite g ~ -nmanion, it is considered
certain iha .GeyastoT, Rev. +. Penticost
will remsiH ia charge. The church is I25
years old
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tFNTENNIAL FUND FOR IMPROVING THE
lCLCRED RACE.-At q session OF the Chris
iian Missionary Society of America in
Loni. vile, Ky, yesterday, report recon-
reId Ding the raising of fund, TO be known
: the centennial fund, and amount to
Soo,0o) was adopted. The money thus
aised will be used for the advancement Of
the objects Of the association and enlight en-
ment and outstanding of negroes in Amerl-
ca. many of whom, the society SEEMS To
.hiIk are In q depraNed condition.
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The Brooklyn rider Of C.Iorea Men.

NEW YORK. Oct. p In the case OF Sama
jackson and Henry Thompson, the colorei
men killed while returning from picnic on
Friday last. the coroner's jury yesterday rem
dered verdict duplicating John Mcclure
IN the killing OF Jackson, but that Thomp-
SONS death was caused by persons unknown.
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More New York Failures.

NEw YORK. Oct 2i.-Isaac T. Meyers A
To-, dry goods importers, No. 800 Broad way
JAILED yesterday and made an assignment
Tor the benefit OF their creditors. Il q. Smith
tr., a stock broker, has notified the stock FIX
change OF his inability 10 meet his eagage-
ments.
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MoRETRoUBLEIN PLYMourH CHURCH
Rev Henry Ward RaechoE 80 aadsa-Sai !

MoRETRoUBLEINPL YMoUTH CHURCH
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher has addressed a
letter to George A. Bell, who recently re-
signed his Office as superintendent OF Ply
mouth Bethel, asking. him u reconsider his
action and 70 return and work with tn ?
church. He mildly rebuked Mr.. Bell for his
action, and tDtimated his bsiief that it was
on account OF personal feelings that he re-
signed. Mr.. Bell responded That it was unjust
reasons for giving up 20 important place,
and he declined to 10 engage In work in Ply
mouth church. The reslgnati0n OF Mr.. Bell
has made much discussion In the church and
in the Bethel. Despite all protests he con-
tinues fiYm In his determination TO leave,
and on Sunday Afternoon he made his fare
well speech 70 the teachers. After he was
through one Of the church members brusouely
accused him Of doing wrong. and then datly
70 know OF him whether or not be
believed Mr.. Beech n 10 be guilty OF adul-
tory. NJ. Bell - II that no man had q right
20 force him 20 answer that Question. aad ne
should not answer IL.
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Gold Auard-

NEW YORK, Oct. 2I.-rhe sub treasurer M
noon opened bids for ~ .09O. pO0 gold. asgr..-
eating Sl,siO.0o0. he highest being lls 05 aud
The lowest 1850. Award OF 81 900 900 was
made at 1854 TO li6a3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-21

LYNCH LAW In ARKANSAS.-Am mob over
powered a sheriff and posse at st. Charles.
Ark, Sunday, and took possession of a white
prisoner named Dugan AND a cOlored one
named Darlington. bound the two together
and fred at them, killing Dugan instantly
Dugan had been convicted of the murder OF
Abah lpman, but had been granted new
trial and a change OF Venue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-21

BALTIMORE SUIT FOR BREACH OF
FROM IsE.--A case of some interest was tried
IN the court OF common pleas yesterday.
The plaintiff was Merry Ivry, a nice looking
mulalto girl, and the defendant George w
Shlpley, tall, middle aged mulatto, VINO
had, IL seems, courted the plaintiff for four
years. writing TO her letters in which he ex.
pressed the most rapturous devotion aud
hopes for welded bliss, and calling on her
frequently. When he called he was i'm the
habit OF borrowing from her small sums OF
money, sometimes IL was twenty five cents.
sometimes one, two or three dollars. ABOUT
last Christmas he was To marry the girl,
and borrowed from her six dollars and half
with which TO buy wedding garments for
himself, and next day he married another
girl. The plaintiff had kept no account OF
the sums she had lent To him, but supposed
the aggregate amount about s2O0. She has
always borne an excellent character, and is
now q domestic IN very respectable family
on Cathedral street. The Jury found a YER
dict for her, assessing the damages a. .. ;
and cots. During the trial Bishop Wayma
was present, and seemed to take a inter-
In the plaintiffs case.-Bdn. Amer, 2Is,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-21

A NEW BRANCH OF CoUNrERF EITING-
The ease OF John A. Wilson. Carlo Cavini,
Giov ami PetrOni and James Davidson upon
The charge OF cOunterfeiting and uttering
postage stamps Of foreign governments, was
heard before United States commissioner
at Philadelphia yesterday. The parties were
80 al -e>ted in Philadelphia yesterday morn
NIX The stamps are cOunterfeited on the
"v'iimcnts of Nicaragua, Greece, Guiana,
HaNtt.a ard Hanover
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-21

PARTY or EPCURsioNIsTS numbering
about Two hundred, composed of western
merchants sad editors, arrived at Philadel-
phia last evening for the purpose of making
all exam alton of the centennial grounds
and build rigs. They were Hospitality enter
tanned, AID will to-day visit Paramount
OH
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ScRAPE--On affidavit made by Edword w.
Crittenden eettine forth that James 4. Kerr
rfean had violated IN order OF he supreme
court In not Appearing before The police COM
rected In the trial Of John H. Mccullagh,
Judge Lavrence, in The supreme eoat,
chamben, ysstsrdsy granfed N applicottoa
der diFecslo5 ~ SoslD0 60 0rthWIth
NY N = 80: sSSals S 1ct sss'a'Ass ~ Ooassnpt
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THE PENNSYLVANIA INVESTIGATIONS
The PerDsy lvania legislative committee for
in Philadelphia yesterday, but as the SUB
rpnas sent to Treasurer Mackey and ex-
Treasrrsrs McGrath, Kemble, and Erwin TO
attend were not responded to, no testimony
was talen. The chairman (Reighard) said
the failure of the ex -treasurers to attend Is
construed by the committee as a confession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-21

Two MEN TO BE HUNG.-Edwin Thomas,
the 10 gro who was convicted of the murder
of Richard Sheffield, fellow convict, also
cOlOred, at the Auburn New York; state
prison, has been sentenced to be hanged on
the 10th of December next.
Jacob SOuderman, who was convicted i'm
New York Tuesday OF the murder Of Louisa
Seidenwald, has been sentenced to be hanged
December 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-21

INDIANS ON THE RAMPAGE-A dispatch
to the Chicago Inter Ocean says the Indians
OF the Lower Brule agency are In q high
state OF excite ment over the order of the gov
eminent for q survey OF land In that vicinity,
and fight is apprehended should the survey
he item
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-21

THO Uhiie Men 4 rTesetd--Tne announcement
made that Coroner Simms would hold o..
inquest at tire Morgue yesterday, toachIpS
the cruel murder OF the two colored men
Samuel Jackson and Henry Thompson, at
tracted q large number OF people TO tina
building. Among the assemblaee were seye
raj negroes, who were much exercised. i /,
who were before the grand jury DIR. Simpp
was compelled % adjourn the tnvestigstIo.,
until II O'Clock this morning. Justice WAS.
issued warrants for the arrest Of John Hall.
clerk, twenty-e1ght years OF age, at No. 10
Ihirty-eiehth street, Brooklyn, and Dennis
McCarty, who, ft Is alleged, were with the
party OF young white roughs on the night in
Question.-N y Hc7uh NH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-21

THE DIsAPPEARANCH Of Miss Clamp IL
still the absorbing topic at Augusta, Maine,
and the theory that she committed suicide
In being closely Watched.---~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-21

Seulng race, for all ages, miles, sold az
auction Immediately, fun weight, for 1000
allowed 10 pounds. for $500; Sl0o TO second;
All started. Madge won. with Donnybroo
second, Josie II. third, and Daisy. Arcturus
tentnry.. Munday. NJ. Primrose. HOlbrOOk
ana Haywood hily In the orter nameL Time:
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~The fupeme couEt Of 0eFmauy hog
oon0rWed The verdict Of the KamD0rulf-
fcht In Count Won Amims 80, and -
count u 70 pay ne costa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-21

A THRICE Welded WoWAN.-Mrs Fran
ces =. Post, a well dressed, attractive young
woman, who had been arrested on charge OF
hicamy. appeared in Justice Semler's Brook
Ign court, yesterday, and was formally COM
nIiited for the grand jury. Mrs. Post has
three husbands. all living. AS soon as her
case was disposed Of, she being unable 10 fur
rish bail. Andrew Mitchell was arraignei for
oigsIny, he being Mrs. Posts second nus
band. He was arrested on Saturday. His
plea was mot guilty." and he waived exam
inatiOn.--N y San 2cfh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-21

THE STEAMSHIP URBANA. from New
York for Ferna ndina, broke her steam pipe
and was about to 60 ashore on Georgetown
Is. c. breakers, when the U. 8. steamer
Alanthus sighted her and towel her into
Georgetown. She had passengers aboard aud
NO lifebOat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-21

REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN CALIFORNIA
Returns from the California election for state
superintendent Of public Institutions, the
only state Off Ger voted fOr, indicate the elec-
democrat. Tie result in San Francisco Is
not vet kn0wn
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SPORTS OF THE TURF Fine Racing NJ PM
hcO.-There was large attendance and some
fine racing at Pimlico yesterday. The mile
dash was won by First Chance I'm l:46 !. q, COM
paratively the best time male during the
day. The mile heats brought out Rhada-
nautilus az the victor, both heats being
made in 1:47 4 and Rhadamanthus being the
only favorite that won. The free handicap
of by Shyloc in 3:12 The last race was the
Sfeeple chase, which was won by Minnie
Mac, who made the distance in 3:20S.
The great trOtting match, for 5000 a side,
between ProsperO and Honest Dutchman,
came off at Prospect Park, New York, yes
terday. PrOsperO won the race In the first
heat. Time, 2.22E Honest Dutchman being
diStanced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-21

The work OF sinking a SHAFT q the depth Of
one hundred meters will begin next week on
the French coast near Calais. This will be
me preliminary operation upoa the channel
tunnel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-21

TEE TURKISH GOVERNMENT b IS declared
Its willingness to give the great powers any
guarantees compatible with the nations
1afinaie
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aIThe circuit iudgeship made vacant bv
the death Of woodruff, has been rendered 70
Judge Alex. johnson, Of New York.
~Extensive foods prevail In Devoushire.
LeicesteTshire and W6rwickshire, En1Iand.
Extensive damage II reported, and trHfYic an
nearly I'll the railways Il impeded,
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THE TwELFTH ANNUAL CONVENTION of
the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
assembled in Boston yesterday. The grand
chief reported that six new charters had been
granted during the year, making 1s9 divi-
siOns In working order.
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CHG HI II EDIFTITG.H
GOODS MUST BE SOLD.
TO INSURE CASH SALES
WE WILL SELL
s3s-WORTH OF CLOTHING-Ss5
s25-FOR ONLY-s25
FINE SUIT OR OvERCOAT.
!, s25-wORTH OF CLOTHING-s.a
sIs-FOR ONLY-sIs
OVERCOAT OR FULL SUIT.
sIs-wORTH OF CLOTHING-sis
eI3-FOR ONLY-sI3
oVERCOAT OR FULL SUIT.
>I5-WORTH OF CLOTHlNG-sH
sIO-FoR ONLY-sIo
OvERCOAT OR FULL SUIT.
BOYS CLOTHING DOWN VERY Low
81 COME BOON. va
hAeLE BROTHERS,
Tatlors aMd CIothfers,
octla-r 0erns, 18th and d Streets y. "
OhH GOODS,
sARPEfINGs, OILcLOfHs,
AND KEEPS
PAIENT PAKTL YMADE DR. ESS SHIRTS
Rseeiyins new pplies daily for the fall and win
Immense stocl. Store building running through
from 7th street to k-Ho. Gas 1th street. and roo K
selSn Wv. BURDRffR q 90.
nALTONs PHysI0LOaY; new edition; Just re.
new SOCKS SL M;STR!IcTgRxs: NEW STA.
A sre.. many new i snd Ssau,ifu, ,h,,y, v,, -
10 T. ''' go. 8s Ssis eaoArs Co..
cctls st Vernon Rsv. sal Penn 3 avenue.
Philadelphia ''Pound Butter"
We make this famous Butter a speciality.
GEO. N. OYSTER 4 CO..
Center, Northern Liberty,
eetle-St and Eastern Markets.
PoEEIEsRoSTTk 2SKkA ANP ESsLO GLASSES
rms, sToRn IA ~ sssI HaHHM0nhsoo-eA@
sGGGHtSf "a
u. H HeNRLRR.
..~ss., OP1ICiAN,
Sk9u lS3 Rennsyivonia avenue.
HOMk MANUFACTUaES.
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
5ne Potomac Terra Gotta Oompanv v,m IN
pkAln ana s1wkk PIP : q prices heretofore nm
known IN W aehlngton, once, l0l H~S 49,.
svsnue, nesr Baltimore and Ohio Depot. ceti IL
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BALTIMORE, Oct 2.-The FIRST race. purse
: 400; one mile, for two-year-olds was won
by Nirginius easily by two lengths. Time,
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THE SOvERIGNs OF INDUsTRY.-The first
building in the country erected exclusively
for the order of The Soyereigns of Industry
was dedicated in Springfield, Mass, yeste.,
day, with addresses by William III. Earl, of
Worcester, president of the National Coun-
Gil, and j. +. Chase, of Cambridge, president
of the Massachusetts state Council. 1t is q
three-StO structure, with three cooperative
stores on the first floor, council rooms aud
office on the second and a foe hail on the
third floor. The semi annual session OF the
state council will begn here tO-mOrrOW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-21

Pi:vPosALs for carrying the mails on the
N isceilaGeOus routes advertisement OF Sep
renter 30. were opened to-day at the Pos
Office department; also bids for SUPPLY Ag
Iilil bag tags.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-21

FRRsOSAL--S Senator Robertson and Col.
Thomas n. Scott called on the Post master
General To day. Gen. Burt. pc stmaster
~ Boston. was I'm town "A day or two ago
bu lid not call on Postmaster General
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THE WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD
The AZ nual meeting of the stockholders of
the Western Maryland Railroad company
took place yesterday. President Hood sub
mitted report, showing the gross earnings
for The year ending September 30, 1S75, To
have been S293,715; the operating expenses
were S194 420.02. There was an Increase Of
net earnings over those of 1874 amounting
To sl5,94S 16. The Emmittsburg railroad,
which will be valuable feeder, is rapidly
nearing completion, and will be open for
business within the next thirty days. The
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SUICIDE OF BETRAYED GrRL-EIlen
MaloDey, aged twenty years, and proposes
sing In appearance. committed suicide al The
residence OF her employer, Mr. Moses &
Wilder, 3l3 Raymond street, Brooklyn, o,
Monday night last She left comfortab,.
home In ireland eighteen months ago and
came 10 this country alone. She lived i'm
one or two places as a servant, and fi.aily
was employed by Mrs WILDER. wbe-e s.:e
gave satisfaction IA short time ago, Ssptem-
Der u, she was introduced 10 John Clyne. a
painter, residing on Myrtle avenue, near
Gold street, who, IL Is charged, seduced her.
Finding that Clyne would not marry her
she, a the advice OF some Other friends, pre-
ferred complaint against him before JUS
lce Walsh, charging rape. The complaint
was dismissed, Clyne swearing that there
was no violence. Ellen Dade the children of
Mr.. Wilder's family gOoi-by Monday eve
ming, and, the family being away. went up
stairs, dressed herself neatly, wrote a not.
OF farewell 10 NJ. and Ms. Wilder. req ues;-
ing that Clyne be todd go look at me,H ani
took strychnine-N y HoTtd. 20th.
SUICIDE ~ A HoUsE OF AsSTGSArrox.-
The New York Journal oil Commerce OF yes
terday gives The following pa rticulars Of the
suicide reported by telegraph To yesterdays
STAR;-Charles Revere, a wholesale hatcher
OF washington market, shot himself dear
early yesterday morning in the house OF
asslgnatiou kept by Annie STAIRS, alias
Stiles, at les west iGth street. The woman
II is alleged, had been his mistress, but had
forsaken him after he bad spent about $40 .Oop
on her, In consequence of pecuniery embar-
easements which had recently befaien him.
and her refusal TO return to him il under
stood 10 have been the motive of the suicide
The deceas ed, it is said, was at one tim.
worth about $3.50 eeo. was part owner of Ia.
Fashion Course, and a few years ago paid
100000 for a farm in New Jersey on which
To breed horses, an enterprise by which n
lost. AT the time OF his death he ovne
the stallion Genet. An inquest is 10 be he,
to-day.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
specie for America

LONDON. Oct. 2i.-The steamer Aariaffr-
which sailed from Liverpool to-day rlr New
York, took out t3i 90 sterling.
In A
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The Channel Tunnel.

'ARIs. Oct. GA fire has Occurrcf IN the
,enal AT Brest, which caused damage 20 the
tent of S.an OOO