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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-17
"a Mr.. jefferson Davis has

~ Mr. Jefferson Davis has &C.
cepted the Presidency of the Ameri.
can department of the Mississippi
Valley Society of London rendered
him by the parent rganization.
The object Of the movement is to
direct attention to the resources of
the Valley of the Mississippi. Mr..
Davis will devote his entire energies
to the work in this country and Eu-
rope, making his heaeduarters at
New Orleans.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-17

~ On the night before the cleo
tion' the city of Columbus, Miss, was
fl eli in six places by the negroes.
-Four of the incendiaries were GER
tafnly killed; ten are reported dead
The less by the fire was about $4,000.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-17

q United States collector Pat
terson, of Memphis, seized about
$4,000 cigars recently, because the
makers name was pressed into the
boxes instead of being burned with
brand, as required by law.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-17

~ The complete returns of the
election for Governor of Maryland
foot up as follows: Carroll, Demo
crat, 83.194 Harris, Reformer, TO-
Ill. The vote is about 10, 900 larg-
er than that of 1873, when Woolford,
Dem had 1898 majority for comp
troller, running against Radical.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-17

~ The Supreme Court of Maine
has recently decided that if person
buys a railroad ticket for passage
between two given points, he has a
right 20 ride an equal distance any
where on the road, and in any direc-
fioD
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-17

T Vice President Wilson was
stricken with paralysis last Wednes.
day. Up to the latest accounts he
he was supposed to be improving,
but his condition is very critical.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-17

WEDNESDAY, NOV. II, 1873.

~ The Arkansas Senate has
passed resolutions fayoring Memphis
as the eastern terminus of the Pacific
railroad.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-17

~ Mrs. MoultOn's name having
been dropped from the roll Of Ply
mouth Church, Florence Tilton has
asked for letter of dismissal. This
has q bad look.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-17

Mr. Henry Dulany, who lives in this
county, had his barn, two horses, two
wagons, farming tools, ala his wheat and
oats burned last Tuesday night. Loss is
estimated at So, 500. The fire is suppos-
ed to be the work of an incendiary.-
SlsHirln landmark
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-17

OOUIbys
Teachers are hereby reminded that the
Hamblen County Teachers Association
will meet at Fry's school house, Satur-
day, Nov. 9th The business of the
Association will be disposed of in as
brief manner as possible, and the rest
of the time devoted to regular Institute
work l hope every teacher in The coun-
ty will be present.
H. NJ. SHERWOOD,
County Superint'd.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-17

The Harry Helm which has been car
rying the mail between this point and
Loudon, was unfortunate enough to
break her shaft on Tuesday last. She
will have to lay up few days for re-
pairs, in the meantime the mail viii be
carried by hack.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-17
MARRIED.

MS-BAKER.-At the residence
of the brides father, Wednesday, Nov.
10th, by Rev. VIM. Wriley, Nix BAILEY
HELMS, Of Claiborne county, and Miss
NERyEsrA BAKER, Of Hancock county.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-17
MASONIC.
Election of Officers Of the Grand
Lodge, Grand Chapter and
Grand Council.

III anu OOOGECAAs
The Masonic Grand Lodge assembled
in Nashville on the 9th, A. }. Wheeler,
Grand Master, presiding
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: DR. ]. c. Cawood,
Most Worshipful Grand Master; P. ID.
Mccullough, D. G. NJ; r. A. Caldwell,
S. G. W.; 4. B. Jones, jackson, Tenn. !,
j. g. W.; VIM Morrow, @. Treasurer;
John FIizzelI, G. Secretary.
The Grand Chapter of Masons met in
Nashville, on Thursday, W. F. Foster,
Grand High Priest, presiding.
The usual standing committees were
appointed, and the Grand High Priest
delivered an interesting and appropriate
address.
The following officers were elected:
A. S. Currey, Trenton, Grand High
Priest; A. V. War;, Rossville, ID. G.. H.
P; Richard Kennedy, McMinnville, 4.
K; John G. Alternately, Rhea Springs,
G. s.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-17
Don't Interfere with the Fishing

From the Detroit Free Press
The other day as the steamer
Northwest was about to swim ou%
from dock, bit o. boy approached
the mate and asked:
"Goin' up the river, misterT'
YES"
well, hist her out frem the
shore as fur as you can" continued
the lad, 'for Bills fishing from the
warf up here by the depot and he'll
have a sturgeon afore noon if some
STEAMBOAT don't go'n.raise sturbancc
round there
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-17

Mrs. Lincoln is at Springfield, Ill,
She is much better, and takes &C.
casional short strolls upon the
street.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-17

This body reassembEed on Thursday
w. r. Shaver, NJ. l. G. NJ, presiding.
The following officers were elected
III. M. Aiken, Knoxville, NJ. l. G. NJ;
B. F. Halter, Memphis, D. NJ. l. g. ~;
q. r. Gwynne, Lebanon, P. G. w.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-17
Drove of Horses and Mules for
# Sale. tfT

At Cheeks X Roads, one mile West
of Russellville, Hamblen county, have
nine head of horses and two mules.
bought for cash, and will he sold on very
reasonable terms, as I cannot well leave
home to take them South. Will be sent
South if not sold within twenty days.
w. j. Donaldson, at same place, has ten
good mules to sell.
F. W. TAYLOR, JR.
Nov. II 3w-#
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-17
j. j. YOUNG.S.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

County Court Of Claiborne County.
VIM. B. Hodges ad1nr sc vs. Jane Loop. ct al
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARS
a that the defendants. Mtlnroe Trent NancS
residents of the State Of Tennessee it is therefore
ordered by me that publication be made for four
successive weeks IN the MoRRIsTowN GAZETTE,
3 weekly paper pu biished in Morristown, Tenn.
notifying said defendants to appear before the
county Court of Claiborne county, Tenn, ON the
first Monday Of January next, and make defense
to Che cSmplaanants biI or the same will be taken
confessed, and this cause set for hearing ex-
parte rs to them. Oct. Is, 1875
ELI GAIN Clerk
By J. L. RoGKRs, d. @. NJ.
Nov 4w-prfs fee s.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-17

= Rev. Mr.. Heren, now stationed at
Washington and Spring Grove, in Knox
county, preached at the Presbyterian
Church last Saturday and Sunday. Be
ing stranger and an Englishman, quite
number were in attendance at the ser
vices. His subject Saturday night was
the conversion of Jews by the Gentiles,
and the context was ably and most beau
tifully put forth by the eloquent divine.
Mr. Heren's manner of speaking is inn
pressive, and we trust our citizens may
have the pleasure of hearing him again
at no distant day.
We notice that our old friends, Hu. l..
McClung & Co., of Knoxville, have
taken charge of the Knoxville Pork
House, and intend elaughtering and
packing all the hogs they can purchase.
They announce that they want five
thousand hogs, for which they will pay
the highest market price, delivered in
that city.
- Hon. W. Mcfarland has purchased
of Maj. Geo. w. Folsom a portion of his
farm near this village, including the
fine brick residence and necessary out
houses in the western suburb Of the
town. The price paid for the property
we learn to be s., 75O. IL Is beautiful
home, and to the stringency Of the money
market may no doubt be attributed
the low figures at which it was sold.
"A slight shock of an.earthquake was
felt BY several of our citizens about half
past two o'clock Friday morning The
Knoxville papers mention the same as
having occurred there.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-11-17
To the Teachers of HambIen
County.

Nov. II sw-*
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-17

Porter'-Keep your money where It Ia.
The 47 census enumerators are adj, in need
anu wish To Know "hen they can gee their mon }.
resolution that Will interest deplstturs in
the lhirI Avenue Savings banN viii be found our
our special notices
Cant Steers, ~ tho Thirtieth street police, Is
preparing to ~rie legal manual fot the guidance u
New YORK ppncemen.
Martin Ford ~ 3l7 Fast Slxteth street, fell
from truck 81 Ffly street aud Fourth avenue
aud Was instantly silica ycstrrt y.
James II. Fav ~ II Pine street reported NJ tho
Police tcnrAl otrr strriaY that J0hu L. o. sullivan
Tor whom ne Is rounsrl, Is missing
Al drawing for a fine piano In aid Of the Sis.
rrt of tusriY nj 2EH East BrualNay Thomas Tuus Of
l2d Mulncrry slrrei, was the lucky winuer.
A gambling house NJ u Bayard street, kept by
samuel ArnnhOn, Wa closed lssi night. lie ana seven
players we're locked up IA the Fransln street station
The Republican Central Committee has dl-
Tected that the primaries Tor the electoa Of Delegates
e. me Central Committee for 1876 be the lith day VI
December nett,
Mr.. Patrick Norton saws that each laborer on
me improvements Al Ton.pkins square makes a. tUps
daly, distance OF 500 feet carving 100 pounds "
dlrl wnch makes fair dave work
The Rev. Peter A. MoelinR Of Troy. who last a
before u D. Inspector Addison Love YESTERDAY that on
the day Of her departure ho saw many barrels Of Ol
her deck.
Bishop Gilbert Haven will address tho Amer-
can Woman suffrage Association tnis evening in So
way Han, also sirs. Jul'A Ward Howe. william B.
Garrison hsJ r. Es,InilH aud Otaeg vel .a,,L
sosAAe.A
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GEN. M'D0NILD,s TRI1L.
The Whiskcy Ring Collecting $500 Week
from the Disiillers.

ST. Louis, Nov. l6.-The United States
District Court room was thronged to-day to
hear the testimony In the case OF Gen.
John ID. Mcdonald, ex-supervisor OF In
ternal Revenue for this district, who
Is charged with conspiracy To defraud the Gov
eminent, &c, IN connection with the crooked
Wuiekey frauds. The testimony was listened To
with mirkel attention, and produced quite a
sensation. The principal witness was &. q.
McHrne, and tae main part of his evidence was
vdnl cane eeic IN June is7 and remained nai No;
McDopad and joyce about making money out
Vas ihs. dis lien snouiS be proiceied IN msSi1s
q1Hcd wh,s1y - M en- Sena9n 'e hey s9nlid Sa
money from Tic dl,ulcrs Besis Fraser, Ihomp.
SON Curran l!rici t9pay to the other parues. mad
tsiA witn all - The dstillcrs mcntione anu assu
@ would '" oe VgSe roIeccd " BY the oySn@sq, % one @ 2
calected usually. on sa .urd,y o. each wcrs,
from IS ,sSS to % sSc5 rom iS r6o%rson iy %s !ro%
- to tlSoo lr!m SGrtn fs9m t'Gq 70 III ,lfoo from
being about $500 per Inc disIers or0ushiit
Soon % ana i a.Ss.ed '0IT SI9Sl esrsR s@oSa! oSa
Mas tasen on 10 pay EN1Sfr', a'.,,sn'
ffR6''bS f6e balance A''sn S"s daS Il ave ave ps nc
for ' y'H the c.sE JSea
nvo pacsages / kept one, Mcdonald got one
LesyenSorth with The undcrstanding lint Mc(ise
ses q a. e s' s spq ps GS Of 0.aT s
Mcdonald complained once that Joyce ought
lot tn receive much the rest; and so ON
occasion | gave him $1,000 more than tie
rest without giving Joyce ms iul one nftn. lie took
IL the arrangement was that the di- tilcrs were
to retain ABOUT onc-haf OF the prOlts
crooked whskey. lcavenWOrth "A
gauger and part OF the time stofckcepor The tax on
VII sKey was at this time % cents per gallon, and
collected about 30 centr per gallon. IL was
understood Al the supervisors Once that
Rangers, stOrekecprrs and other subOrdiCAtes
receive one dollar to one dollar and half barrel
put Lcayenworh generally paid them more. /
took money for the man members OF the
Supervisors Office and there particular N .guise
about NV delivering itthere ALWAYS SET asde portion
OF the money Of the time 500 week ana part
OF the time I3o0 per weeN, Tor ,Mlham %,
Avery, Chicf Clerk Of lhe Internal Revenue Bu
reau At Washington THIS increase was made At
the Instance OF Joyce. who came from Washington
once and said that Avery MAS complaining Of MOI re-
cciyng enough money! hence, We Increased II TO $500
per week
The witness was cross examined at some
length, and stoutly maintained the positions
taken IN his direct examination.
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rHE BRoKEN nINK'S OFFICERS.
Required bv Justice Duny TO Answer Cha rges
OF PERJURY.

Oi ttt1ufN.
BENJAMIN a. Mcdonald, the expert
who has been examining the books Of the
Third Avenue savings Bank. and Mrs. Georeiana
+. Levein, appeared before Justice Duny on
Monday to accuse the officers OF the bank Of
perjury. In having sworn to false and fraudulent
reports OF the condition OF the bank to the
State Superintendent Of Banking. The informa-
ton and afiidavits upon which they demanded
warrants Tor the arrest Of william Carman,
Secretary Daniel Bates, ex-Prcsidcnt David
Morcan, former Secretary; T. ". Decker. former
President and John II. Lyon. President, are as
follows;
,renianin 4 Mcnona9 q the CIV Of E'hway. couuty
dcpos. aud -ny.. That he i M expert m acc luts ana
asSSs. SuS Rink o tSe e ey ~ I YoTs II s a, To SS S
slpcrut nGent Of the iankine pcp,rin'crtat Aibsny
Nce.Presid, NJ. aud Layia Mofsan. secretirv. md
haDltes OF not less than $4,000.
In addition Is the affidavit Of Mrs. Georgiana =
T. Levcin, IA depostor Of the Third Avenue
savings Bank, THAI report made 10y tue
{ Ulcers Of the bank to the state Superintendent
of Banking purporting to show the true condi-
tiop of the hank. IN which the assets were said
to be t.S0 lT2O7, and the liabilities were figured
AZ 81 .5sse4 ~, making the excess OF assets over
II oities $l1 23l %, when In fact the liabilities
exceeded the us,eis not less ina. $s5ooo1.
The imitation OF assets, II Mr.. Mcdonald 8 dis
crimnatv. In their list they figure fortv-two
worth 4l6g,uOO, whereas good Judges ut real es-
tate say that II cannot be maue To realize over
$46OrO. lheir banking house and real estate In
this city, costing $l65.6d pb, tney estimated as
improved in value fl3,Sti %. hut II IL doubtful
whether It could be sold for $s5,sU The Lou
isana leVee bonds, estimated Il $lOO.tO0. AT the
date of the report were worth In the street $27,
/ UOO. Other bonds were similarly intl tied So as
! To- bring the apparent assets In excess of the
| liabilities.
Mr.. B. A. Mcdonald has taken rooms In the
Ashland House, Fourth avenue, near IwentV-
/ fourth street, and Is to be seen there every
evening
David Morgan has also surrendered himself
! Justice Dury VS. much inclined to doubt
| that swearlng to such statements could be con-
! strued as punishable perjury. There seemed TO
! be lacking proof of knowledge on tho part Of
| the juratory officers "a well az Of intention to
deceive. HIS Honor took night 10 reflect upo1
the case. and then decided to grant the warrants.
| hile they were being iilied out Messrs Carmtn
and Bates entered the court room, and were Inn
medi .triy escorted INTO tn Justices private
room. he warrants had been mace out Hnd
| put into the hands of officers tor rNecltion.
wucn Justice Dury entered the court room aud
announced th.t he had disposed u the case as
to Me-srs. Carm and Bates. They. having
waived examination, would be xiv. u until to-
/ day TO give {5UD uaii to answer. The " r.
| rants for MessrS. Decker, ana Lyon were not
! 10 be technically served until to-day, and they
are to ne required to give bail ia the same
amount.
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MILLI0NITRE's WIVES.


Mrs. Singer, rs Surrogate CONN called
her-Mrs. Foster, as she Is spoken Of 10y her
COUNSEL continued her testimony yesterday. Ex-
Judge Porter, m an elaborate argument, ohject
cd to Mr. Van Pelts question as 10 whether she
supposed, when she married Mr.. Foster, that
she was legally divorced from Isaac NJ. singer.
The object Of the contestants counsel, he said
was to show that Mrs. Foster h.d been guilty Of
bgdiny, but that there were mi ,gdtine clfcum-
stances, The charge was ma e against her by
her own counsel, aud denied by tne executor.
He Lludge Porter would undertake to prove TO
tho satisfaction Of any jury IN the land that the
cpntest1rt was married only once, and then To-
Mr.. Foster. Mr.. Carter followed, but the ques-
tion was admitted, and the contestant said that
before she married Mr.. Foster her counsel. Mr.
Fuller. assured her she had been divorced from
Mr.. Singer She relied upon that Information.
Some Of the children Of her m rriage with Mr.
Singer were named after her own relatives, and
others after memuers OF her husbands family.
Mr. John Singer, the contestants son, rocOl-
lccted that his father, In Introducing visitors 70
his mother, spoke Of her as his wife. and that
the contestant always spoke OF MIR. Slayer as her
husband. The witness WAS required to brush
his fdthers clothes every morning bef 70 Mir.
anu Mrs. Singer were up, aud he was thus ena-
hled TO satisfy himself that his father and
mother occupied The same room.
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THE TICE-PRESIDENT.
A Relapse as the Result Of Over Exer;ion-
Visitors Excluded from His Room.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-Vice-President
Wilson rested poorly last night. DIR. Baxter
wrote the following note to the President this
morning:
10 consequence OF having sat un too ongesht hours
y sterda the Nlcefrcsuent dii not rest " u ast
nigat As hereiofore. ,nd sthis morning somewhat more
nerNous. TINS condition however 10 only temporary,
and VIII yield to rest and quiet. j. II. BAxrkR.
The doctor desires II to be known that the
many letters sent to Mr. Wilson, and which he
insists upon reading. produce injurious fatigue
and excitement and It Is hoped the friends OF
the Vice President will refrain from such am ex-
preston OF their friendship until he Is In better
condition.
The Vice-Prcsident this evening Il resting
comfortably with no importiDt change in nis
symutoms or treatment except tue eX lluslOn Of
all visitors from MS room. lie Is In constant re-
ceipt Of bouquets and OF letters from all par Of
the country. The following named persons
called to-day to pay their ,Lespecls and ifpiir'r
as To his condition .SegnIdr nhurpah, ex- -Seua-
tor Pease, Judge J. s. BLACK, RebTeseptahves
Garfield and Wells Of Mississippi, and tue Rev.
Drs. SundsrlInd and Mitchell Of this CITY,
The indications at o'clock were that the
Vice President would pass a comfortable night.
Charles Bradlaurh OF England called to inquire
after tue Nice-Presdent o-day, but declined to
disturb him.
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CAPT. BURRELL's APPEAL.
A Successful Enort TO secure Promotion in
the Masonic Order. =.

Capt. William ii. Burrell Is a ferry
master of the lIoboken Ferry Company, but he
Ia better known as the master OF tho Stevens
yacht Maria, which twenty-sx years ago was
the representative yacht Of New York harbor.
Five years ago he was a candidate for Masonic
promotion In Lodge IS OF Hoboken. He was
duly initiated into the Entered Apprentice de-
gree, but It was then ascertained that his right
leg was stirf IA to interfere to some extent
with his capacity to work In the degree A
series OF abcesscs had caused an ossined de-
posit IN the knee joint. ON this ground further
Advancement was prohibited, ana the lodge re-
turned the amount OF initiation fee. Thus mat
ters stood until recentlv, when his friends made
an application for adispensatiOn to confer the
balance of the degrees which has been granted.
Capt Burrell took his Follower ~ degree on
THURSDAY four weeks ago, aud inns week he IS TO
receive the Master Mason degree. The cere-
mony OF his initiation is To be made gala day
in Lodge 3b and the members OF Antiquity
degree.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-17
TWo OUT or SING SING.
An Inventors second Escapc-Thc Flight Of
Cnc OF the Keepers.

Gustave Il. Kndt escaped from Sing
Sing prison on Monday, and X, epcr Charles II.
willard has been suspended IN account Of the
escape. KIndt is a belgian, a skillfu machinisi,
about 20 Years old In lSG9 he was committed to
sing Sing prison from BROOKLYN, but In 1871 he
escaped lie went to New Jersey and was en-
ployed 10y the United States Watcn Company
to make nne tools for their establishment
Having been detected in stealing cold from the
cOmpanSS safe, he Was sentenced IN 1872 to a
long term IA the New Jersey trison.
Warden Walker Of sing sing urison learned Of
his ,uture and m,de an Application tor his ex
tradition, to nniSh MS tine IN Sing sing, aud he
was surrendered to the New York authorities
with the understanding that he should be re-
turned az the expiration Of his sentence.
On SUNDAY morning last, after the church SER
Vcc-. the cunNicts were locked up, ana Keeper
willard reported TO the nosuitIl clerk that all
the conyicts belonging ON his gallery were
locked up; nut WARDEN Walker learned from
some Of the cpnvicts thlt kindt was not locked
up on Sund ). The Warden .lso learned thHt
Keeper willard had received about 500. and
when the keeper appeared at the prison yester-
day morning he wls suspenlef, and in the
afternoon Warden Walker, before Justice Hyatt
swure out a warrant Tor his arrest Willard,
however, had taken the noon tr In for Albany
while kIudt WAS Ia the prison he perfected A
lock ny which all the cells on a gallery were
securely locked at the same time. and 10y an in-
Renious combiuatOl any Individual cell could
be unlocked without disturbing the others.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE AND THERE ny THH
SUN'S REPORTERS.
sSnguinary aud Probably Fatal Array sf
the Foot of West Twcnty-cighth street,
The Cnptnin of "a Bnrgo Arrcated.

the Foot OF West TWcuty-ciRhth street.
The Cnptuin Of Barge Arrested.
The Thrty-seventh street police learned
yesterday that James Pendergrast, a 'loneshore
man, Of 6p West Thrtioth street, WAS dying on
a night-soi boat on West Twenty eighth street
C1icer Phelan found him unconscious In this
cabin Of the barge, and bleeding from n severe
wound on the head. Capt. May, master OF the
boat, said that the man had been picked up By
two lonGshoremen named o. 'Bren and Connoi
near lumber pile on the wharf Ponder Rrast wsi
sent to Bellevue Hospital. and the surgeons
thought that he could hardly recovet
Patrick Nash OF 3U Tenth avenue, an em.
ployee OF the night-sol boat. was arrested. lie
admitted that he struck Pendorgrast on the
pier The latter approached him AZ ABOUT
O'Clock on Monday evening and assaulted hin
struck Penderglast over the head with pile
LOG. The man fell to the ground. and three oi
Tour men took him into the ca0in Of the night
soil boat.
CAPT. Nav said that Pcndergrast was not taken
aboard his uOat until one O'Clock yesterday
morning. Early last evening Ca, shburn
arrested Capt. May on the charge of being ac-
cesscrY to tho deed. lie says that Pendergrast
had been drunk for n week. and that ne was wild
with rum when he attacked Nash. Pendergrasts
friends say that he IL n sober, good man,
and that he would not assault any one undA
any provoc ition. The police are bewildered,
and re waiting for the return oi O'llrien and
COnnor, who live in Albany. and who are sup.
posed to be the only witnesses OF tho ARRAY,
Pendercrist. wac is unmarried, is about thirty.
eight years old.