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4 MURDERHR's MIMIcRr.
A Prisoner ON TrinI illustrates his Use Oi
tue huiic IN Killing IA Man.

4 Prisoner ON TrinI illustrates his Use of
the kuiic ia Killing IA Nun.
Joseph Fraugi was tried yesterday in the
oyer aud rernin. r. for the killing of John Nor
relli. the testimony being all taken, aud the
summing up left for to-day. In July last Frangi
was living with two other Italians. Joseph Ro-
sardo and Morrell and an Irish woman, Kate
at rs Hester street. Katarna Gerule, also an
Italian, occupied apartments underneath, aud
sold victuals aud sour beer. All were Of the
lowest class. one day Fraugi stabbed Morreli
TO death The manner u the crime, as de-
scrihed 10y the witnesses, without cOntradic
tiOns, was as follows Frdngi, In moment 81
drunken bOisterousness, patted Kate Ferry's
I &c. Morrcili, jealousy angry, qu irrelleu with
Fiangi. ana Grove hiM from the room. Frangi
ran up Stair, returned with kuife, and killed
MOTrell
he prisoner Is a Sicllian, speaking no English
and very bsd lthli n. The court Interpreter
could not readily uudcr,t and him, and ms test
mony was with great dincultl translated. In
able to describe the tragedy IN worGs, n used
platform, he put the identical knife with which
tue killing had been done into his coat pocket.
Then, drawing the Weapon suddenly with his
right hanu, while holding his left arm In front OF
the ulade with his teeth Next he stepped Tor
ward quickly, lunged with the knife, drew it
back, shrugged his shoulder, erimsced pointed
T. his breast to show where tue blade had
wounded Morrcli, aud sat down.
Inc mimicry was startlingly real. There WIS
OR "A moment the stiffness that usually follows "A
strong Impression upon an assembly and then
the prisoner, uuabe to understand the I'M
into nervousness 10y tue probability Of being
hanged, began TO weep ny sier,cally.
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THE TIYLOR VIII CASE:
An Open Letter from Rufus 4. Andrews to
Justice Don0buc.

10 ~ Hon.. Caric' Do.oaa,. Ji,Hcc or he Supreme
toUtq(ms htnsef N.'c lo'k.
The nrst and best OF law books declares "a
gcol name rther % b. chosen than great iiches.'
Fa.y believing this, hive been striyns for quarter
myself, In iy caplri'y A. man and In nv pr fcssion
Investigation ana coma unscAthcd from the hrc, Oi At
tck. am yerJ anNion, to leav 70 my sons the SAVIOR
500 fortune thit can bestoW upon them. In tic
lore You 10 .ub ttute Sic re- Wilg te and Cusn a.
ATTORNEYS for sir Laura Taylor, ~ my place and stead
power press YOU have anei blow WHICH, II Il
we're deserved, siou 80 very ~ depT.Giau a.; M
colrIs aud NE ieg procession: .,,. ,.,.
you, Of whose urt am an officer, and tue puoic. at
wnose am IN HTTSgaee ih, a., S.g aaTe ShS Si
you aum.dvert. Ana rsl, coucedc that to inert any
60 GOV rn IT, action which conveys TIC idea that lie
iudges can be influenced hy unworthy motives should
nil ate II d fallen to such psht And nat Il
nv linear bevnna dlsnnte that have not auote
from the ata iav on he' aud TO which yoq refer the
exact words, ald every word, on tas subject. Here
Daring he sPr2E Of iSIo ,I found mat s sse Mrs
professional standing and some OF whom know to be
we're giving her advice in reference TO her tiPation
Which, In my Judgment. was not sound or worthy 81
a ents her house, she Informed me- had advised her
That n certain nrn Of lawyers could be retained as
Ter attorneys sad counsel, political influence could
b. Drought 10 be which would assure her success ia
ady &c was unworthy Of her confidence, and his Wit
uug not 90 be tolerated anu iha unle's sue eeast
to anything to do with this class ~ ~ rrOuh |
would ak tor settlement OF my accounts, aui to be
relieved from any further connection with her business
atiar-.'
IL there anything IN tins unworthy Of counsel 20 IL
here utilization that advised her cur judges were
Icing or could be corruptedI On the otner hand. Il.
there not her" manly and protest. nal reputation Of
scurvl slandcrer OF JUDICIAL nonOr aud Integrity?
DID not by thru Of shoulder or nOd OF head give ven
ta,it FpprOya e. the sham less sandcr dd, then and
there, upon behalf Of judiciary, among whom reckon
hoth friends and associate, aud also In vndlcaton OF
every decent lawyer, enter NV Indignant protest, Civ
g my client tlce that II she listened 10 such ads Ice
would dlsstyer my business rel tons with her Was
thi- "unwortny OF counsel 2 Should this Expose
h r,h and uhki, Ju.IcaI criucsmY le there augu In
THIS hat should lessen me IN the estimation OF any
RIGHT minded mani
Ny desire 10 deserve wen Of al my fellows, and Of
the judge, N uust, be- sufficient excuse Tor Call
RrFus f. ANpREws.
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DECISIONS AGAINST TWEED
THE TWO APPEALS ~ TIE SIX MIL
LION DOLLIR SUIT.


' "''"' ~ wv ~ W, "''"-''t "
Reautr,na "a BiIl nj Particulars.
ma. ,,..., ,. 49,.
-.
a. ,no .tx ,,,,,,,,,, III, h.,,h, A.. a. -, -,
W '"o NN "'""o" SUI. u'uuRhV III Tue hame vi
the People against william NJ. Tweed, one by
a., 40. a.. 49,. -. , -. ~, -,
directing that they furnish a rim a particulars
$500, a. -. a., r.. :, a., .. -. 49,. -.
Barrett denyins motion to vac tie the order OF
had b..n fix I'd no J,dge Dnvis AZ a. oOUO Tho
decision In both cases IL adverse to Tweed.
Ouiuiuns wcre rendered iu the former c.ae nv
f VIZ '' ~" W ~ ' ' w
JUDGES Hady and Daniels aud In the latter 10y
untu,n,, an IN. Mi II ~ s,ni,. INV.
'p''.,V' w '"e "' " 'oi "'i "ppoa 'S
lent PROCUREMENT and appropriation of severh sums
ine tc .Estegat, rcvcra miuons OF donars. lac
sN,rrnt ~ iuc comp am rharsr that TN total sum
used. schsdulc o. tdc warrant. u annexed to thr
yo'pn e . 9ecSD' S SI 'gg H,'e'V ,h ' S
ri1u' sun, tnu; pad aai that w,uii o arp1ar Dy
s'"Ts II woud soc 10 cnnup" the cnar .ctcr Of tue
gcnsnd go go, a~a.st hm by rcduc NJ his nlhS 10
ihe claims misit u,aAe The .oungauog to give thus
~, IN ~ ~ ~vu ,, ,i iii ,rt M "1
warra,,t u ant rrprrscmtel a Just aud lev / ciaiui
agar 81 the clN a duty which Nas incidental to
tnc ofucc held Oy tie dyiendant. IL would IN
sncct require the pl'ihuns mvi'iY. ~ n' ,
,.r.,a a ~ az az ~, ,n t,ti I'm sfo's and
y, 9urtsh ~, icfUiianf win what w"uif be- IL al.
mssIils rarf tefoi IN principal II not ne culci
fcaturc Of ms ueience II wuud change tue RrsNamcn
OF piain make i "a Jstaut all, tuus inc
uricnl Ut ifau !uient ' anu o. lar. u,NN. oulaln"u
lain ,Rt,nf az ioios "a XXX u moi lie ei,N made
hS IN, rnn MANI If t' i,f mani can e. en- lis m.
parent irAud by cstau.ishlug an existing dtuuy 10
solue * " as TO cacn warrant the onus Is upon MN
Ne pnn'lAs are unacr We iailV to aunt "ni eni',
~ i'r any .uul' nc VA ihhts o,H.k "a. t,s"h 81
Mr., "a In n.r my nnt M ii a., vig.e Wh't fhr An.
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Tue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Reasons for Ruling
them Out In Sew JetreV

Attorney General Nauatta of New Jcr-
sew bases his decision AZ to the |, gaty of the
appointing 4 Of Mrs. Jones as iailDrcss Of the
lIud on county jail on reasons whirh might up-
ply cqunlly to- any other woman ufIiccholder in
the state. Mrs Jones has ned the place Tor two
We rs, and probablv secured the appointment
becau.e IN the iifc timc of her husband she per
formed all the dude Of the position. No com
plant was made Of the kind - service rendet-
ed. The Attorney Genertls opinion j. onN M
on the lcghl points of the case aud hc rterpr,ts
the law at lssi tu S,N eX rrs cry th1t ~ woman
shall be- APPOINTED to any ufitt, aud such an ap-
uOiutnent he believes 10 nc contrary to the
spii. Of the laws Of the STATE. Moreover, no
person can he legally appointed 10 an Office win
cannot iulnl all Its duties. and there IRE jan
duties when a wpmtp Ctnnpt perform.
marued woman could not he all to perform,
at all times all the duties ~ any Office, even VI
otherwise capable and the same opinion must
apply To a single woman. because she miEht
marry aud give rise to two uuc.f iona: First, "a
to whether she sttll held the un @, or whether
It had np-cd. or whether tie ma band h Il any
authority; q d second, whether III ease ~ dere-
icion Of duty the responsibility would lay with
the husband or WIFE.
Mr.. Jones' a. wcvcr, continues TO hold the
onice, AMI though the 3nhi vt -has b,cu rep at
cdiy discussed 10y the Frecnol der, tia. body has
petsstcntiy refused to uIst her.
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qulct sales include p'ck'cd bellies n nc Isrd Use
aol and heayy sac "n the spot 20 t.. At lS lS;lsc
Tor Irmc ciiyj and or uurc delivery 800 iss prne
lc ~ mon hs. Free nog, lower al ioSa loltc nut
lair 10 ag s'' 6o 1 ,s,, AKA, T' es "at'
areah en-, g. o." q, lc.' "'c-'ti N',h Sos, 40
other sr de- good IN prime. az co nnon e. far.
ms; W. Chcc' H. urn 'ufn "a = quiet. stare iac
10, Fr,oc.: sod. L.a,' onb ste fresh. 2ssS6c.'
.o,gAiS-Mhcat WIS aai and partiay i'wc- sale. o..
H. mi ,, no ch W. ~, ~. aho.'. At sl,S1
N,mtcr, ne q I, Of. winter tlioii r spring
nivad " itcani fcd new winter ii ~ In store Corn
Nv nnd active. sHr. t"iVpI bush. at Gi'. for hiln.
III mixed. ana 49, ,li.c for f. h M xSY 60 yellow
liked 45s &C. G W chci-o OF my , ana nor I'D '"it ,le
ior White interior To coice. Eve sold a. DOC barley
gsS'acns for ea'on on c SPOT are
te, Il atesdy miadl NJ gplands i31c and l9s mid.
rnu r, 7oS for ana 81 for
rt IA tm, s,ie iV os,,' co,nS
Decem1 r, 1'c. To- llnuar,. Is lidc Or February.
rnq nc for June iicecip tic port. to day were
ID oos b es, Ic Liverpool market Wa arm middlns
GnocEriI- &c irecs we're again quiet, but steady. the
j. .es AMI rec nave as adj, jobhng sale late figures
mas Gns w bae N and az SO cSraons. i nei U
clalcd ~ fhaS mosssea craze i@1'gc Cuha
,rli cal. sic; Il Martinique 59Sc her was good
M ness IN refined, ururipIlN iur cNNUrf, % steady
rrurcs. We quptci 'once-Javn. ~ t2pc, Maracaioo.
~ e2i g.. and no m-2ysc, gold. re. l.!ngoou.
&c, H. IN bono. ana blfOec. currency dutv PAID;
~ MSlasscs uha ,nnscoyado grocer, :ises4oc;.
Cuha clayed S9sf3ic.; Porto Rico. ai6tJnc.; New Or
lean, ooee,Oc, sus,rs-falr 10 good refining Cuba,
tM@6c.i grocery uo. slusShc ccntrifugRl, Ss
eWsc refined i!ta INC. Tor hard, 1olsoolollc. for
tot whiic and g. 1OC. for yellow.
SuNbniEs -i.osin Va. quiet at ti.70asi75 for com
mon 20 god STRAINED splrl's turcnunc wfs again
u u AZ 3oc and mo itrate business was done. Pc
renned IN liz Sia ;t n IN min uV ~
Glpc ~ spot ana balance of October delivery la
,ccan fire. GINS pretty good business was done and
nrm rates cohii urd 10 iulc. Gram TO LyCrDODl BY
steam, SimSAiis ton. iGsed che 40s.; grain
~ lOndOn, by stc me- 90 du. 10 Gafgow, by steam,
l0l gram 70 C"tk To- a. 'rs. O.. ies 6d.otds pd;
ma In 10 Hivrc, Is. luJei; refined trOleum to tho
United Kingdom. 4. 5suW De-, case oil To Santander.
Blc Win Key more active aIt steady sales 400 bhls.
10 - TX Linkecd was lower ANA more active; sales
l2bOO pug Calcutta on nrly te tcrWs quoted az f16O
time, and goo bags IA Boston at fi1U gold, MT
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The immense whaTves IN process Of construc-
ton AZ Pamrapo, which IL was supposed were for the
terminus Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad be
leased to tho Lchgh Valley Navigation Company and
the Hudson Canal and Coal Company. The Baltimore
anu Ohio Railroad, IL 10 reported has purchased proper
y ON Newark Bay, north OF Division street Bay onne
and proper through the Third Ward OF bay
poul on the Morris Canal the railroad compa
nv purpose tins portion the city OF
with the air line from Philadelphia, and gap To be
nled Planhcld The indicat ions are that the entire
front II the city viii be occupied BY the coal TRADE of
three COMPANIES.
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MS noNoR,s sIcoND rnouGHr
The Mere Possession OF Counterfeit Money
NO Proof OF Gull.

Gen. William G.. Mank. exclusion House
Inspector, was convicted in June last Of having
possession OF counterfeit money representing
tl.5OO. 1t was proved on the trial that Detec-
tive Porter, by representing himself to Mank as
"A friend Of Thomas Congdon, a counterfeiter
awaiting trial. obtined from Mank 1850 which
lac had IN trust from Congdon, paying nim <2UO
for the stun.
The detective promised TO destroy 1t so that It
could not be used on Congdou's trlil Judge
Dttenhoefer. Mink's counsel. In summing up.
asked judge benedict to charge that las the
intent to uefriud Is an essential ingredient OF
crime. the jury might acqult II they believed
the ntent was not proved Judge Benedict
declined to charge, and the jury convicted
Mank.
eCounsel moved for new trial on the ground
that the mere naked possession of countcrfcits
without intention to dciraud Is no offence
under the statute. Moreover, the counterfeit
stun was marked Thomas Congdon' and Evil
uence In Thomas Congdon's case ana thus II
lost currency as a successful counterfeit.
Judge Benedict reserved hrs decision at the
time. but yesterday he expressed doubt a TO
the justice Of his exclusion from the jury Of the
question OF intent, and granted Mank new
ri.l.
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Conrl CnIendnrs this DIV.

SUPREME COUNT CHAMBERs.-NO 81, l02, 40,
III IA ~ III, la, LOO, lGl lao l4s, ls9, NJ lA
2ii
SUPREME COURT CENTRAL TRRM.-Nos. 1919, Or. 0s,
liz liz 10 o. A. a. 49, b. 3d. no l2l l23 ia, l25,
l2H l31 l32, lti, 1875, 1856 100, 100.
SIPREME COURT SPECIAL lEKM-Demurrere-
10, 10 ld, 90, 80, "a. Law ana Fact.-NUs. Si8 27l,
lia AS, i2i 1856 02, 800 L7s $751; bs2 595 300 bOs,
600 OO3, 800 ~, 6l7, $50 4sl, 62i, ga, 625, 64
SUPREME COURT iRcuIr.-rar l-Adllnrned until
oct. H. 1870 Part lNOe. 14Si, 1853 lass, 4dS, 12d
49, 40, log sUs 32l2 6l6e lb62, 1908, 1905 1919
1911, 1910, ldla ln2' l6Si 1920 49, ldn ldii dis
1893, 1888. 22el' 2esl 655'9 G'7H slis 24ss ll;i5
~ IDS 1850, 1915 1910 1857 i6Si, iS65 1913
SUPERIOR CorRr Part l,Nos. 1923, IN, 81, ii2,
lL-N0s 5ss lyd lll4 GJOA, 800 sOs' $50, sli, 500
sha $50 ifif 800 6A 800.
co. 723 2ii3 l0sp9, i5le, 90 -. 5000, I434. eil7 52
2b2i, Poll, 1874 lb4is 40 lt41, lbii Fart o..
Inclusive,
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lost on THE SOUND.
What l. Thought about the Disappearance
Of Mr. Lncins W. Pond.

The disappearance Of Lucius w. Pond.
machine tool maker, Of Worcester, Mass, has
awakened interest among large circle Of
acquaintance, and his warerooms at 30 Liberty
street have been overun with anxious in
quirers. All that Is known Of Mr.. Ponds move
ments after his embarking for New York Is sup
Piled by a night watchman OF the steamboat.
He saw Mr.. Pond at about 10 o'clock In the ga
loon, examining some papers, ana there was
nothing unusual IN his manner. Aterwhru ne
saw Mr.. Pond in his stateroom, seated on the
berth. Ihar Is he last time he was seen. Mr.
Pond was a cheerful, active man, an exemplary
professor OF religion, and his friends scout the
theory Of suicide. Nothing Indicated disturb,
ance OF any kind In the room, ana II Is supposed
suddenly III, sought the rail OF the boat, and fell
overheard. His affairs were somewhat embar-
rassed, hut not to such an extent as To give MN
any uueasEess.
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NEW YORR, Wednesday. Oct. 6.-Reccipts OF
hcevos were lM car ad.. or 2,Apj AL NANNY com.
NJ cat c. frm stnrrs were I'm tar dcmnnd 1t about
MONDAYS prices nu int nor and common natives, aud
all grades Oi lrNs and Cherokee cattle. ruled Aitc
n. lower. Good w. extra native steers SOLD
i24@i29ic. n 10 dress h7oa5S-ns ne gros. cwt
poor to tar do at from Stc 10 drcrs % Re- to l2c
To ifcss " nsnnd uatN To- TAR Tex SAND Cherokee
cattle at from 70 S9ic n, To dress % ms.
Receipts Of sheep ana lambs were % car loads, o
h.778 mead aud the market tame az unchanged
prices or 40eBc. n. for sheep, aud 5a7r y n. for
nnn-, with lew extra ami fancy selections sOu up to
1l4cs7l3c.
Receipts Of hogs we're 40 car loads. or G.297 head
none oi which were Tor sale alive. Dressed hogs fur
4
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In state bonds the business was confined To the Mis-
sourl aud tennessee lssutr Missouri o. 4 1879 sold
lule DO ue. lS, lulas do. %, 1870 lulhs Is Han.
nbai an ST. ,tpn i,suc. 1870, lOl and lcnless IL,
Oiu, & 81. kilrOad bonds Ntre strong with large
business in the tcAtral faclnc iseues-tuc bonds
sc.ig at lp1ll do. Is s, san Joaquin branch SIX
~ UHlon P-cinc lists at lu34s.siUi d.. sinAing
fund. es,gevsA aud tmeago and Northwestern
Crn-o ldated coupon gold bOuIs at SsbssS1. The
following we're the principal transaotiuhs: e.,
49, and quincy con. -, 1u7i 4, and Il, l. and Paciuc
- 100 y !. Central lets. new, liz NcW Jersey Cen
tral con. lOsgsiOSA New jersey Central lsts con,
1914 Chicago anu NutthWt stem cuu. coupon golu
ho S79i.uS7 Detroit VI. and Toledo lst 1OoAs c.
PansN ana Ash, lew lO0; Michigan Centra ~ lU41s
harlem LIST mortgage 1s, coupon, ia North Misso uri
lsts NY OHIO and Miss 2ds, bde, Leuirai Paclnc gold
bonds, lO7A, Cleveland ami Pittsburgh ith mort,
lQ2i6; Central racine lists San joaquin branch,
elsva,nh@ol Union raginc Railroad Is mort los4ss
iusslA 1914 Union cine sinking fund, 81 LuuisNlte
aud Nasn. con. rs, 81 81. Luuis ana Ion Mountain
2ls 54s Western Pachc uonds, % Great Western lst
Pacific sud grant. 49, -. Paul ~, gold. Nj; Am.
Dock ana /. bonus. 100 &. anu H. aud Paeinc IS.
100 Michigan southern Pas, lu3ia Lchgh ana ". ID.
con, pi7sa .si1e New YORK Central Us, 'S3, loj.
ne oyenins alsnrst' io*eS'' ani . T. Al closing
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A FnneraI Interrupled nnd Postponed.

Catharine Brady, aged 10 years, suddenly
di d on Tuesday. IN Trenton, her frcnds said Of
disease, The family with WHOM she had lived en-
eavored to suppress the fact and the body was sent to
hSre dy Mere u vas TO nave nsg9
to ne hou''. me funeral was being held, out he
ordered o.. stopped and directed post mortem cAan-
lnp un, wlucn showed that the glH died from I'M
ffet aIfau
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MURDERED MAN,s BoDY.
A Corpse with Two Ballet Holes in Its Head
Taken from the Pnssaic River.

Taken from the Passaic River.
The body of man was found in the
Passalc river yesterday morning near the Pater-
sou and Newark Railroad bridge. lie Was up-
parenty about 30 years old, Ave feet seven inches
high, dressed In dark coat and vest, striped
pantaloons, and oolored shire. There was "A hole
in his face near the right eye, and another In the
back OF his head, AS though made by bullet.
In the Harrison Police Court Yesterday morning
a man Was aTraigneu on charge OF drunkenness
on the previous day On being arrested he told
the q III er that he saw man throw the oody Of
another man into the river from barge
anchored near the Paterson and Newark hail-
road bridge, and he asked the officer to 90 and
lind II. lie lepeated the story before the Police
Justice, but It WIS not believed, and he was dis
charged from custody aud was shortly after
name as Daniel llannigan and said that he was
working, previous To his spree, on branch
railroad near Little Falls, n. }.
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A Ward for MIR. Weel1s.

To THE EnIrOR OF THE SUN-Str. InTHE Sun
Of Oct Is announced "a Clergyman for Sing Sing"
named Thomas j. Weeks, Baptist clergyman Of Jor'
sey city II Is true that Mr.. Weeks once was pastor
Hudson county, n j., but Tor several years past ne
as been In secular business and respected citizen Of
Jersey CITY. Circumstances were indeed against him
Court Of General Sessions Of New YORK, solely on the
testimony OF the acknowledged thief who stole the
goods and had before been arrested fnr a SIM ar
offence, n, to my mind al least q was present at the
MuKkLOCk II. PARMLY,
T. stOr First Baptist Church
JERsEY CITY, Oct. Q. 1870
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the NnwEsr THING ~ SPORTING.
somebody Interesting Wall street Men In
Athletic Diversions.

Athletic Diversions.
A sporting enterprise of uncommon mag
nitude has been put under way in this city, aud
$2O,OOO toward capital OF $4,000 has been sub
scribed. The scheme Ia to lease land in Nor
risania, or In that neghborhood, and erect large
stands from which spectators may view athletic
exhibitions. Rase ball is to be the chief Of the
SPORTS, and a professional club Is to be hired.
Stock has thus far been distributed mainly
among Wall street men, in amounts of from
$500 to 5000. In addition to expected dlyi-
uends, the shareholders will be the owners Of
private boxes In separate stand. The scheme
largely depends for success upon the lift1ng of
base ball out Of the level Of gambling up TO It's
old time popularity aud decency Inc rules Of
the National Base Ball Ass citation forbid play
ers TO make engagements before Nov for the
ensuing year; but after that date engagements
are To Ice made on a basis Of ia, a salaries, the
cooperative system being regarded as a failure.
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steamship san Jacinto. Savannah mdsc and pass.
steamship Cy OF Ncw YORK. Havana. muse aud pass.
steamship PottsNillc. Pun ldelpnia, coal
Steamship Francoui1, rOrtll md Me. mise, &C.
shin May Queen, II erpuul. IN ballast
Snip ilelus Hsmnurg, muse.
Park lvalo, sing lpOre. mdse.
Bark Luigi, Gloucester IN ballast
bark IupcratOr, Almeria. mise.
Bark ShtmrO X, Hamburg, elpty barrels.
burk Am Citii, London cAlik.
Bark Marc Polo. nrf men. mdse.
Brg Lena urow TayarH, "a gar
Brig DlrlgO. Belfast In ballast.
Also tne usuai river ma cDtitNIsr vessels
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wAsHINGION, Oct 0.--AfteT the COLLAPSE Of
the Southern Confederaoy three four hundred South
erners unwilling TO live under the Government OF the
United states went to Brazil where they intended per
manenty to reside They were, however disappointed
In their hopes and expressed desire 10 return
their native and many Of chem being IN actual dis
tress Our Government rendered to them free passage
board Of naval vessris and twcnty-tour Of thcm
turned TO New YORK IN 1871, Since that time Othr
have reached his country by the same means
the United states steamer Swatara VIII soon sail for
Para. In Brazil to b.lng to this country the remainder
OF the self eAiled southcrners, anu Will land them at
Port IOyal s.
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rn.hionnblc wedding in Morri-,own.

The marriage on Tuesday Of Miss Julia Cobb,
only daughter OF the late George T. Cobb, Of Morris
,own, n. j., TO MIR. William -. sndmore. New
Tncrr were several hundred invited guests. aud the
Hon. Alfred Mills, Mayor of tho clty, conducted he
bride u the altar. The ceremony was performed hN
Blshnp Jones ~ Methodist Church, assisted by the
RN. H. Bulil, President ot Drew lhrol pie srmi.
nary. he bridal llits were worth t21puu, and the
BRIDGE dover 10 over ti5OOOo.
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Mr. Pagan OF Orange, N. j., went from his
home on sunday morning. and In the afternoon was
found unconscious In Mrs. Knowless house In New
street Pagan had quarrel with Mrs Knowles. and her
son took her part and struck Pagan several blows ON
the head With stick Pagan sunk into stupor nom
which he did even after being taken TO MS
own house lie uied Tuesday morning, post
mortem examination showed that The kkul va.
Kpowlsh vas arrested
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coIycs,on HeucG,,ed by the Cyclone.

GALVESTON, oct. 6.-lhe bridge over the baN
has been repaired and trains are running rrsuad In
the city scarcely any traces remain of the effects Of the
storm business Is very active In all branches OF trade
Galveston harbor has been greatly benefited 9y the
ened over the several feet. There are now four
teen feet OF water the bar and Liverpool steamers
come to the wharf without Tightening,
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The KiIling Of Michael Goodwin.

The post-mortem examination of the body OF
Michael Goodwin seventy years of age Of 2s railroad
avenue Jersey City, who died Monday last, reveals
the tact that death resulted from KICK OF 0oM In tne
lanes who are under arrest suspicion are to be
held until the verdict sf I've coTplJs igE1 Iet4psa