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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-01

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s,.su.to i.ri.,oL Wallace Philadelphia James ftand
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SON ,ost pcy ao 81 IaonIa 81 y" L. Pe"."'''
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"'- . henderson. henderson - Kitt. Cartwright &
sss .,o a. A-,u, LrahAr Baltimore 4" cha"er~
s,e.mssp cuoa ,Brl aaliyn, Liverpool AIr1 i7'' ana
O.. 1850 s" ST., ,,sy ,-sleti os,on viii. a.4so amt
pa 's % "a .oiasca ror land with
la ,l.eo I,. iAuro, cA-'.ia' p ay, "'i rig, J.,
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g.. Naroeon YUAN VIRGINIA na,.oa u DAYS,
=" sea ~ Hsn4, Mun-eu Newton. virginia
70 May N@~eA ,o FAAa.Iy4a Novel cariera' u
tp Sc., "' .s .'sr' oas Fuller Portland LANDER
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Pul ale 4i.i fAi RIVER terio .0lNu ah .IN'I.
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Lullua. laortnti T. =. & N"A1i.- .--it4"l.
j Al lal.L & G. MaTelr, ttls-ui
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&c IrIl.l
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asl nate Amer. rO4l A"Oto N'l'i~' I .
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Crt q i,r New oik &C.. at n af this e. un Inc ,Ii
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lusp.. .Url The s4. IS Hafeuue rom savannah
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her. ii, -il 'iilSnlei uioc "a 's
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.sorl NSCcltlH 4tyci
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-01

yENAMAR INDIEN universally prescribed by
la AZ Ve reirt-iiug, ana ln,fi"ac r'1t
ngy ior rrIri and elect al eu o. oonsuPa
on ~. ache bic rmorrhOfs, lIuar, uuhhe il- ana
Tie purgIyes. agreeable u tase aud never lf@n'-s
faau Prepared = fInn' sau, fai-
De 0t CS4 ILL. HAZARD ~ Co, corner klth ave- and
t.sf New uIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-01
A!cliou Sales Of Reii estate.
UCTlON SALE
n or
a FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
~
BRIDGEPORT. Conn.
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,

WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
...... 81. =. 80. ,.--
WEDNESDAY. May H. $50,
AT 20 O'CLOCK %. ",
$1,000. r.-..--, ~ sr,,e
uat charming ''t.NI''i -' -- - .
,,,,,r,t .o for -frr,l ro-denoos - cons a
800 .... ..,,...,, lsu.t
no,lsC ar-c stables EufrI rs io.- ann i re "i'N u" ~
. ,1naau., OF 1l, shade, aud sA4uJUcry. positive
a. close ne estate
Iunutre Of LANES STAPLES, Administrator, 81 D. F.
-,-r-- tf..,,.-, .t .l.,.,-.. ,,tuty !,t. lsLrl
AiAAN 81, hiIl'.H i'.'- .t'''@'' N'''"'si '@''- ''
uAFIl III SAl DE THE Rf.IrREi ED
~ bASAN t.-A'@-t-
70, -. N''.'iihSSr ''',' itt..tt,
,......o III. ,f-r,.r.
Us ~ GlHe ~ 81, ~. '-iH' '' , 70 '4' 3D. ID us
n--r4i it,lttp ,r,-t,.f f, ~ ~ Tie
~, l.A D l--.i ., - ~ Init, tn. 10
eerssn-,. - ll.r5taEs. rll Is ~AIe l:pAl 29tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-01
DERFCMERY.

PERFUMARY.
I 4 Z. ATKINSON -. .-..,,..u
sTEPilANOTIs. EAU DE COLOGNE
LAN.NDEE AIER.
PRIZE EDAIS-IOSDON, PARIS, VI
F%NA. CDIDONA. LIMA
sold nv an nrst class dealers thru g1out Tie
J & T.. ATKINSON,
q odd BOND It. LGnaon
Sole A4.uts IA NcW YORK -Al!NOlD -
NJ NARY The genuine guaranteed BY
TRADE-dAHK."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-01

REW-Y0EK. FRIDAY. A prtl 20, 1879
At the Exchange SalcsTOom to-day IL gal sales
vcl, conducted by b.. A. Lawrence a Co, James 81
Miller L. h. Ludlow Co. Fan details vii Je ioDI
below.
AUCTION SALES or NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
yarneF Hflier
story frame h0asc AID OF No 3 . Sraudst, ~n
s,.uol.-sl lot -615V.. sIa 100
hg l. ~ Lasfi0so 4 ~.
aGth-si 90 ID e 0f dave, 5NlOOl l..-...-..- $40
~ u. Laurence 4
sta stone AO.s< AID ot Iux:'cJ, > 81 t. H.
xZs 10 y nf 5tn $500
sSi lot, SSth st. I1b II - OF III
as. a., Isxsrs. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-01
Real Gstnte 60 Grch1n1c.

EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for property ~
! X. .HHCsE aid i'ftI Pc" s<ii. \ J. cne o. & t.
rupst views HHi- huns aud wlrf1oi win
-t.4lln u..st E,uI water iuI Iealthy cItOi
Adur-s pustO nee Boz 5O4 PceksAiL y. 7.
E%CUANGE.-PersOn owning tracts OF land
tou-cni,uf a. derGta tina short distance the city.
iuprN i v-fiur hut htr tiron", eau g. fany" T. r
Va A. L. r,sano,s Uuer lrpiucil'e rrJerJ Ai
ana A. q ~ Estate HctiH1arf-rs % RENJ
W iItCHtDf -. so 3JJ 81 ave. Garner 2iuIst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-01
NOTED
I. o y ID o y
TAIl.ORS.
UTFIT ERs, &C.

DOBEUT BENSON, decca~cd.-PurgIant TO
az II Pa an,ert male and IaSsti ia te 2t ani "a
4Nn As To- nriacr amend law prop And to relieve
r''' S - ti iai SSbts - iab actiar
ne estate o tJBthI Bi ~ ..s ana 20 NJ - va 10 Sis
Arms Yari 81 "a, ,ty 81 London merchant ir
probate srant. by uo .Ilncla h,eisIry or lier
VILLAIN BiN SoN o. ians.ius AIesfor.i in o. Coan'y
o. aIis, Oarister atlaw Co.'S y, ~ III, h S
er,.lr. and "a Mr- siAr--BALL MVOie-3A 81 harcont
Bheirrs Temple IN Ire t"tty OF h",l 9 49,, ps , a.
az, &C. "a 3r. lh ne 7S ~ tIt si!N FVnSFNAND
CuM.ANI iA~ the Executors a. ~" 80
NJ ars 81 re .s ,is md dcnaais ting ad &c
asta,' - , e. "a % d.ss o. on or b. r.
~ t cay o Idiy -l' iivI which tnn' ~ ,ri ,'u..
o H. dec s-ed aao K the ,Iso entitled tner-to ha ing r.
rlra o.ig TO IL, cents ei- ana eenSn"9 o. ' ,' S,
trro 70 ANY rers or erous Of whose aeO'' cl''' 81 ""
D'''' 90 h1Yi.s. i~IsDaN. PARKER & CO.,
o' Russ s, iD ST. To- Ila .15.5'ots
Two MANUFACTURERS =, AGRCH A. - and n
GRESHAM B.lIines OaIlna', h. { ant p aiH WORKS lab
., 49, a.. 1 r ,ir .e 'ire t.rn. in de- british
% a. 10 ' i ,e, T. ~ IN, 1., ,s tg are IT, POI.
u.a t. oi'r are opn 10 o'ene Dti. 4 N i'l 81.
fAciuA-u .,oJDa Lrs .taI 81 Travellers employed.
TO ANGLICAN LADiE~ VISITING PARIS.
lane ,rAr-GIID rU ~ Err bees o orr her M
.A..,.lca "a. 10 g.
n. tI.t 80 hi- a-I'.-' her o'ttD'~ M M of Us
l,-JIt.- Az A. DN - So f...ir D. "a ahi
el.lar. i0 So 10 Rue Hie lt ta> ii,4'-Di.
Mu.Ilr tit4lk many Gle q l1r uirN
uluor oi .-ill 1920 trf nos.
I'D .-4t- ID tO u.0Tm Llsu uat slD sill
''''' '' -'- ''''-''' n, -aos # t.u,oE TURNER
>u h. I.Ie at B., Iai~, lAris.
-VHE LARGEST VALENTINE MANUfAC-
ptpF 3 Avb s.; MAN s5oS and *
nu -l go i-r- Valentines, C.Iisuls AL c% lt'ii 40
+ Yuerv. pi tickets. Fan raj Fables Nt Na.
en4,o maker pAo. sitn every -siLI ioi te IaIe a
.. t.r., of luosiIg Gis- and ~i'tc orndmf it- mo
b.t"tlg oil 60 ilcirs l i,ifi - -l"ciJ @iI
H,DI,.. WJJ4J "a, . -tJ, IA 80 tit@l.- ."i-
iui w. s.. Nm lfact.r'. Clr' Court Su lIcs SdppioL
h, .or> be- Ana ia yllt pce p'l,at4pn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-01
lroo Inn bro ltrtl q Set.

TE7p ItT-5J5 CARL ron AVE-. beautiful
! TVus, t,Y BROW ~ 7ryNf: All improy einfeit- Day
- 4ldos r,-.i 90 pr monh rutland y 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-01
Conutrp propertp 20 fft.

4 VERY convenient medium-siza HOUSE,
"A rovensn,s, "a nIe oo-.l'lol % Let par y iil
li',s ~ :, Va S Voc ado NeSass \ j. or H. G. BROWN,
NJ. 81 En.a.way. y \
AT NJ ACK-To LET. furnished, an elegant
~ COUNTRY SEAT lo r1nn- acres le"n rn,' -iNl'
Oea 'eF lew sri4s e'-' a. ySi a or %
WI. 20. ! Pat4 yaee.
AT POINT PLEASANT, SQUAN BEACH,
"A "a % Long Bra . ~ l. ar h0l's t,t 'u'
rcapi,s tst 10 I!1S no ise tor 80 y,..f-
Address AMY tor Two weeks 70 L. Coon ~ "re"""~H
FURNISHED HOUSE to RENT at Flushing,
onT isan,l coFIl r y ~ an .,' 10 ga5
Or ,5 gf ay - ST OF ar cy '' ~ ~ 49,
FURNISHED and UNFURElSHED HOUSES
L rent, greenwich. lhV-r'dd'' stamford 'A',leht
v. ArW Ann, RlV,lsiao station, conn
LvAR ROCKAWAY- TO LET-A Gothic cot
s.h ,oa l. aaur an 80 lcr,s surrounding grounds all
aelrhtfu situate, and tndng hne rev OF the ocean
AHF t"JOhN / IA 4 b1. 10 tEaAAi.h-l, y. /.
E'YACN TAG.S-Hcavy reduced rents ;
y rsant frul's views and TA'*r 9y PSas o
uoa,u improvements IHq-4rc J. '. ONDEhDOS a.
ORANGE, y. Specalty-M0untain side
- on, 'st,Iiy +lls ~ s t:,Ee Spp9s &C. or ss
residences; rent Irn1'1 or nn'q iifl -, "a year
DASSAIC, To RENT low, furnished OF
4 unfurn shed HOUSE 10 with b'rn and tso
H. 1wn aud garden sh.te, ans plenty Of fruit ear depot
~ ~ NJ Low STd ~ I Mr. ~ rAXNE aAnsLLLUs
DkOPERTY OUT OF CITY TO LET, &C.
cnaruug seat 70 le for season or year partially
private family OF nr summer resort F,a ~shty
year country Sat OF NIL .n3wn sa@rr Situated on
Wntsf0ne Fay Long laand one hour from city
Hai Central la .ris O Long hanL inns li"prfy "ii'
hirtv elegantly li out paths AMI grVves
WILL nagullceut slruDbery substantial nanai' giving
4 sound The Eastern shipping "i "a"
rs oOlage ~ Ouse barn. stsbles bost hou~ and oath
TheT- few n places m the -upatO- %"
Sew YORK Ills. Only al hour and quarter rom
= daily also. STEAMBOATS, in summer VIII
~ whole or arr ~. ". VAN aLClEN, krlr A.
rtrnsy 30 NVsau Commission paid To agents
rI,J RENT. in Westchester County, 80 min
ute. from FORTY iBes u railway. ~ r
IIOt h wi large garden ana HaDe attached by
be SEASON OF year. Apply TO Boz 1906 + o.
FiNO LEr-At tlLhabeti, at the nominal rent
M a cnniH,piiud- HOUSE Of nine rooms, pl'aS
ADV neanflLy located within ave Initiates al depot
Apply u JULIUS a FAY, elizabeth, y }
ITO LET or EXCHANGE, fully furnished
MANSION, Is rusnns; egit acres fruits pines stable
high aud rolling ety. lHcumhrance rent % U, II
o.us.rs aIor Of sardeDer II Y MILLER West BrRnten
rIyO LIGHTHOUSE, $3.50; fine residence in
Il perfect order large thrc, leres In Law q
aid sarIsu nrge stable minutes walk ron depot
phuty NUT situated on ltilroa
) reach city u a. IA leave al 4
aai schools oorgos and all Kinds o. churches
quarter mlle away AdlT,s- OF eal on j. '" fLElDEF-
23l bIOa.way Room q. from ~ to 2 y m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-01
EEARMONIUMS.

II NI-NT
bee his numerous Nne1lg customers that ne haa
uoA Oh d htiitiftHtf idir
sorjn,enl FIN t>T INr ib AsN il, "leA hc " pre-
pared - oil,r a Lie lowest -
' lit,W-EOoAi- And MANUFACrORY,
e. Uigh IT, NarJi-y0ue, LONDON england, tNo minutes walk
from Langham hOteL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-01
T Asst NOTICE, the next of kin having Il
: c.aim - the asset Dy

II RgIDGET TURLEY ,sourtine- called Margaret
V1r.yl vl communicate. hei0re te ljl ~ Jane "-
with III NJ HALL rN.Al-Lf, Gar, lle-av'-' La h-"
Dailln H1H'h I'd
ayanrag- Or f. 49,, Sas ~ ng ~ a
>. rysut With ,rr-. IewrtT,i Ad,ou ST. " otS
sic daughter 81 ltugl prrlrv who grated II TAG
Norn % IRELAND year 10 - di "ts 'I'h Ap d.u
candle ana is niece oi TIC "a" Jio' u' 0'
chant sac ,uall place. DutiI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-01

MADAME TUSSACD' EXHIBITION, Ba-
VA kcr st-Now added. FDRfhAIi MODELS Of the que
VI ~ Russia.
0,u.-.rv. shan f~rsit Mar-haI E4aine Marshal
M N .on Charles sir II N otanl', lr LV
iust0- auuie relics belonging u the graz AFRICAN
eXl0rpr -ir samuel }aseT. Kew A. ami b"tcier, ".
Erneaiy Nj lIawAn-. AS now,isai"F. ana costly
Court Dr,-re-. Admission. Is ci"n Under - OIL eAu1
- .l.n lIlIl A. LII 10 d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-01
Brooklrn Real Cslatr for -aic.

EOR SALF-On Chnt0n-ave., in the best part
i an ELEGANT HOUSE. GKOl ND1 tad STABLE, OF "0Ld
bs f.gbir,sSi iOr Tern of year,
hULAN6 a. WHITING. Bees,nansL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-01

L story a d basement BECK HOUSE, No % Lafayette
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-27
LOSSES BY THE NEWARK FIRE.

The fire which occurred Ia Newark on Saturday
last was the most destructive that has happened
within the last four years. 1t employed the whole
fire department upwards OF ten hours, and three
steamers threw water until one O'CLOCK on Sunday
afternoon. Fortunately no lives were lost the
only accidents attending the fire being several
cases OF prostration from over-eXertion among
the 1remen. The latter are highly COM llmented
on the enlclent manner in winch they performed
their duty. During the prog ess Of the fire
exaggerated estimates OF the damage
were reported Subsequent examina tion,
however, reduces II 10 about SIS. 900
insured for about $4,000. 1t is divided
as follows John RIndell, trunk box factory, loss
$4,000, insured Tor $1,000 IN the American Gen.
trail. OF ST. Louis Paterson, New Orleans, Missis-
sippl Valley, and Traders, of Cnicago; William o..
Hendly son, loss about $4,000, insured for
$4,000 in the ST. Louis Traders, OF Chicago;
Franklin, Of Indianapolis; Fire Association, or
Philadelphia; American Central, OF st. Louis f;
Paterson, New Orleans, Citizens, OF Newark.
T. b. Peddle Company, loss $15,49S, in
sured for $4,000 In the Exchange, OF
this city; Phenlx, OF Newark; STANDARD,
OF Trenton; John PIONEERS loss, $l2. 900, on lum-
Der and sheds insured fer $4,000 in the Orient,
OF Hartford; Phenix, OF Newark; Newark Mutual (;
Peoples OF Newark; Merchants, OF Newark /;
Newark City Mutual. Jacob Cook, kindling wood
manufacturer, lost about 81, 500, which was unln-
suted. Gould Il Moore, $500. The buildings occu-
pied by John Rindel was owned by Ex-Governor
Ward and w. L. Alderman, ana valued at "a, 600
insured for $3.50 ia each Of the following compa-
MES The Peoples and the Standard, both OF
Trenton; and the Amercan.Mutual and the Amer
lean, botn OF Newark.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-27
PROBABLE HOMICIDE IN JERSEY
CITY.

About midnight on Sunday light took place
among a gang OF rowdies at the corner OF Mon
mouth and FIRST streets, Jersey City. Onlcer Fiz-
henry hearing the cry "Murderln ran among the
crowd and was informed that a man named NC
Quade had been Killed. lie went to McQuade's
house and found him lying on the floor in an In
sensible condition and bleeding from wounds In
the mead. Some person in the CROWD poinIed out
TO the oflicer the house in which the
perpetrator OF the deed took refuge. As
the oflcer crossed the street man
came 10 tine door, with weapon glistening in his
hand. The officer arrested MIN, and the crowd
cried out, "LoOk out for the knife ~ fireman
named jennings lelt something fall on his foot
and IL proved TO DE table Knile winch the pris-
oner threw away. When taken to the station
house tae prisoner gave his name as John Bond.
Yesterday morning ne was DrOugat be ore Justice
Reese and he made statement in his defence.
lie said ne heard the fight aua, seeing
several persons beatlng man, ne rushed
from his assallants. The offlcer, alter
making inquiries, ascertained that the prisoner,
the i1jured man ana person named Beggins had
been out in a rowboat Begins learned That Nc
QuaGe could not SWIM, ana ne swOTe he would
srOwn him. be was intoxicated, and tried 10 put
his threat into execution by fitting over the boat
A hght followed TO prevent Begins from carrying
out his purpose, and IL was renewed when the
men returned home. Begins gave McQuade a
severe beating, aud Bond assisted him in making
mis- escape. Tue physicians who are attending the
wounded man pronounce him 10 be IN q very
critical condition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-27
A CARD FROM L. & A. MuCHAELs.
NEW YORK, July 26, 1875.

NEW YORK, July 26 1875.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
In your issue OF this date appears an article
headed Mercantile Wolves" wnicn contained
statement from which might be inferred that our
firm had some dealings with Q firm styled "Won
Brothers." and that load Of clothing which 1t is
claimed they had obtained BY false statements
had come into our possession, The facts are that
we recently purchased some goods in our line
from II. Solomon, gentleman OF respectability,
well known 10 u.s. and IN whose integrity we have
unbOunded confidence, he also being the Presl.
dent OF the large AND influential Hebrew congrega-
ton, styled 'Shaarat Zedeck,n having their place
OF worship In Henry street, For these goods we
paid Mr. Salomon their fair value. We never mad
any dealings with ''Wof Brothers." nor ever
knew them or heard of them until the Sheriff
called upon US with an attachment, when we FUR
nished him with copy OF the receipted bill given
US by Mr. oalomon. IL is entirely untrue that
these goods were ever removed from our retail to
our wholesale place, as stated in the article re-
1erred to, and, furthermore we have placed the
entire matter In the hands OF our attorney TO
take such &C ton as ne may deem proper. Yours,
respectfully, l.. d. A. MICHAELS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-27
A MADMAN CAPTURED.

Late on Saturday afternoon a man was found
In the stable yard Of The Central Hotel orange, N.
j., acting in sucn strange manner tRat the DO
lice were sent for. on the arrival OF the onicers
they observed him walking In circuit about the
yard gesticuaung violently and chewing fodder
Ike morse. lie was taken 10 the police station
alter considerable difficulty and lodged in
cell, whero he acted most outrage
cen with his teeth with sucn power that
the teeth broke. lie appeared 10 have some lucld
moments, In one OF which he stated that his name
was George Cogshall, a farm labOrer, I'M the EN-
ployment OF MIR. Ira Harrison, OF West Orange.
lie was brought 70 Newark Ia the horse cars and
during tue journey 10 was fOund necessary TO
handcun MIN. He frightened all the people Ia the
CARS TO such an extent mat they mad to retreat 10
Asylum, Newark.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-27
sIGIsMUND sTETTERs DEATH.

Mrs. Maria Stetter and her two adult sons
call In question the justice of the Coroner's ver-
dict al the inquest on MIR. SETTER, and the HER
AIDS reporr thereof That verdict censured the
family for hedrtless conduct toward the dead
fatner Mrs. Stetter says she Is forty years OF age
while Mr.. Stetter was over seventy; that several
years ago Stetter, who was Of dtssolute habits,
became jealous heT, wholly without reason, and
IN March, 1870, she obtained against him decree
or divorce for "cruety and inhuman treatment"
Since that time he has been homeless, indolent,
vicious vaErant. He continued at Intervals to
visit his family, when he was uniformly greeted
with kindness and love- to which he would re.
spond IA foul abuse. Mrs. Stetter ana her children
built up a prosperous business, Whlle tue old
father and ex-husband was worthless IMPROVE
dent yagabond. on the SATURDAY and Monday
nrevtons 10 mis- death ne came TO their house. and
exhibited to their nelgnDor, Mrs. Hartman, a
pistol, which in her presence No loaaad with
two bullets, saying zone was for Mrs. Stetter,
aud the other for himselLu lie was seen by the
Waterman proving about the house in toe morn
lug before his death, and on being challenged and
asked what was his business he grOwled, Moth
1ngn and SUNK away. About SIX CLOCK IN tho
morning tue report OF pistol shot reused the
neighDOrhood, and SteGter was lound dying, shot
by his own nand, In the yard at the rear OF Mrs.
SteLter's residence. One OF her sons at once
procured an ambulance, but when IL had arrived
Stetter was already dead. The driver refused TO
remove the body, ana 1t was understood that the
law forbade It's removal till 1t could DC viewed BY
the Coroner. That official was AZ once notified.
Meanwhile the corpse lay whore 1t Tell In the filth
OF q back yard. One OF the sons requested rem
the Coroner the favor or allowing him TO contract
with an undertaken for q funeral. He was allowed
ten minutes to complete the arrangement, ana
was then locked up with his mother and brother
Tor the night. They were subsequently released
on merely nominal bail. Mrs. Stetter and her sons
complain that tue Coroner took only such testI.
mony as served TO incrlminate them, wnne he
wholly omitted TO near evidence which would
have placed their relation with the dead man in
its true lSht and fully apsolvs them from hlames
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THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

special meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen
was held yesterday afternoon. President Lewis
in the chair Three republican members or the
Board were present.
petition from property holders and citizens o.
Yorkvile, asking that tne proposition to build o
dumping dock at the loot OF Elghty-sixth street
East River be discussed, was referred to the Gem
mittee on Roads.
KING KALAKAUA.
An old bill for expenses incurred In entertain,
Ing the Sandwich Island potentate came up again
yesterday. but In mud form. 1t now calls Tor
eighty odd dollars, whereas when last heard Of
the amount was something over $500.
Several general orders we're called up for con.
sheraton under the head OF unfinished business,
but as there was not sullictsnt number OF mem.
bers present TO pass general orders the Board adj
journed, on motion of Alderman Lysaght.
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Nothing new transplred yesterday In reference
TO the nremens salaries. This win not ne pleas.
ant news for the 1remen, who, In few days.
will have been two months without pay.
The following is Chamberlain Tappan's state.
oak m
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CHILD MURDER IN wEsTCHEsTER.

An inquest was held at Yonkers Westminster
county, yesterday, oy Coroner Hughes on the
BODY OF female infant found floating In the
Hudson River, Resr LudloW's cock, at thar place
on the previous evening. The un ortunate waif
winch Was evidently OF recent birth and fully
developed, hadabeen tightly wrapped in the skirt
OF an oid, alpaca dress before being thrown INTO
the water. AZ there was no doubt tnat the child
had been born alive the jury rendered a verdict
OF death by drowning At the hands OF soupe nersOn
Or persons " chem unknn~n,
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The total OF the deposits Is $l4 207 Oh.
The drafts per checks date from December II,
1871, iii December %, 1872, and amount to
Sl4 0s6 03. leaving a balance OF only Sill. The
FIRST check December IL, 1871, Is for 81, 750 then
were small checks till January ~, 1872, when
there Is another check for LOCO. A large num-
Der of smaller drafts follow Interspersed with
the following large checks ~ march 25, 1872, 81 900
April %. $1,000; May 70, $1,000; July "a So 457 So
anu August 26, 1902. (Noan drew $500 in gold)