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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
THE REVERE SUICIDE.
TESTIMONY BEFORE INF CORONER's u

TESTIMONY BEFORE TIE CORONERH JURY.
The jpques; on The body of Charles Revere,
who committed suicide b. shooting himself IN Tuesday
morning held yesterday at Tie Coroncrs Office, be
fore Coroner Croker
VI Anna stars on syles testified that she resided
al No IG5 West Forty -sixh--t and that she mar
ried, her husband being in South America She had
known Revere for about two years and during thli ime
he had oten assisted her with money until about Two
months ago whom she refused accept anything fur
ther from him. Previous TO two months ago Revere was
frequent visitor her house On Monday sic Was at
the races ~ Jerome Park and met Revere there and
they came home together calling NJ two places on the
road where they several acquaintances ami drank
vino IIcy arrived at her house between ana
. a. Ii. Revere not drunS, Dut Was
considerably excited account Of her refusal to he GA
the same terms of intimacy with him A. before About
Two ago Revere had abused her aud said that II
sc dill not make up with him he would Kin her bu she
did not think he meant it, Revere her on the
home from the races 500 Ill., which she did not int nd
u keep while in the bedroom quarrel took place in
which Revere sirick her twice and then mpOicd nor
fJrgiyen.ss on knees. she refused and ordered him
TO leave tie Eou,e upon which ht became thI'o ana
t,ok pistol out of hi p1caet ana stH sI WIZ H. ne
yon ana we vii, die foec,brr Then he struck her again
heard Shot, and Peuere fc on the noor She alarmed
tie servants ara sent Tor ~ "htsI le .,1 VIII, 20
over, and pronounced him dead. Mihe Revere was
Ineene rto,. Mrs starr. lac pui his watch and money
an Inc, Iap telling h, 10 take IL d. but she refused, aud
inmfed iip scstteriy The watch ara money.
Fleu Jackson a CalO.cJ ciahb. riuad, testified That
sb. ad been employed 10 The house Tor about two weeks
,he knew Mr. Revere by seeing hh come 10 we HOuse'
when ne came De oaS, sra alNas asked Tor MIS-.
Stais and WAC always admitted; SHE never hnc" nm TO
s&y 10 the house all niEht ana never neal any qua,
IN between him aud Mr. stars. Tie witness said that
Mrs STAIRS and Revere returned from the races IN The
aud then went 10 supper, ANA returned cary ~
the morning when she heard the report ~ the pistol
Nrs Starts called her and told hcr to for AL once
and "a doctor The witness went I'M" TIRE room and saw
Mr. Revere lying the n0OT, and Mrs STAIRS covered
with blood William Holmes, IN officer " the IWcni!
second Precinct testified IN regard 10 finding e body ol
Mr. Revere. After hearing ne medical trsilmon} OF
DR. Mac Winnie the given To ihe jury, Who re-
turned "a verdict 81 suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.


TWELFTH ANNUAL CONVENTION 90 The Bh"fnfG-
HOOD.
The opening exercises of the twelfth annual
Convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
took place Yesterday al 10 AZ Irving Han Inc
membership Of The Brotherhood extends over the te
State. and the Canadas and delegates were present
from remote as we'll points the Pacnc COAST III"
Canada being represented y. W Hobrook OF NeN-fork
uy, sided A letter from Mayor Wiclam wac read eA-
messing his regret At being able 10 be present Inc
address Of welcome was given by the Hon. Clsrkson ~
Potter who dwelt on the necessity OF locomotive en-
gneers cultivatpg high qualities Of character ana
morality as well as skl, jcxer1ty, and temperate
habits.
First Chief Engineer r : IngIaam of Cleveland, ONO,
made the reply Ia the address OF welcome ana was Io-
lowed hy Grand Chief F. NJ. Arthur OF Cleveland VINO
read the annual address He said that Notwithstanding
the disadvantages under which the Brotherhood had
labored daring Che past year, the members had steadily
increased Al present it includes 20 divisions, compns-
ing a membership of over 10000.
Tho Hon Benz A. Willis of Ncw-York next made n
short address and was followed bv G. H. sherman or
DunliIk v V, President, aud Franklin Abbott of fOr
Jarvis Secretary ~ the Locomotive Engineers Mutual
liz, Insurance Association From the annual report o
that Association for the year ending June 30 1879. IT
appears that il has membership of 33-5. The receipts
for the year were S4il4 IL. and the expenditures ~
1913 o.. There 80 deaths during the year, anu
> 81 900 paid TO widows ANA children lhis sum
VIA raised by direct assessment ON members. ,
The afternoon session of the Convention was cnnhneu
into the evening, and was held WIN 'loseo dooIS
MessIs Clas H. Granan, T.. Westske, 4. A. kayaDangh
W. H. Small God. and " ". HuIncSOn were appointed 4
Committee Credentials. There were Us delegates
The COnN ention will reassemble al a. M TO day ana ls
sessions which vii continue for seven OF eight days VIII
he executive and closed To the public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF A FORGER.

On Tuesday evening Max WaldiD, tailor
al No 10 Canalst Newark arrested on the charge
Of forging the name Of Whelm Wendell To a note for
81 900 He 20 have been married ON Tuesday night
aud when asked by his berohed what means he had TO
support her upon he showed her the forged note, which
he said good gold He also said that D.. nAd
made arrangements to purchase a wine saloon in New
ark. About midnight Waldn attempted 10 commit SUI
eide nv hanging He made rope from his undeIcOth-
g one end OF which he fastened 10 bar of his cell door
and adjusted the other END around his neck The rope
gave way and he fell heavily 10 the 0o0r striking his
head Oh the pavement and inlictiDg a severe scalp
wound The noise attracted the attention 81 he door
man. who placed "A stsata"kct upon him. and yestcr-
day morning he committed TO the County jan 10
await the action of the Grand jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21

MlSSouhl fhtfi' hHii"ni -.
The investigation of the Committee OF MIS-
souri, Pacific Stockholders into the affairs Of the Company
and its relations the Atlantic AMI Pacific Railroad Is
not finished The Atlantic aud Pacific officers sta'e ti'
the earnings Of The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Com
pany and leased lines in 1870 up 70 oct H. nave Deen
$3.50 39i U.s. fol the corresponding period in 1874 they
were 50 9O7 o2J i3; he decrease is TG7tG3O 90, tue
Missouri Pacific decrease being S602096 30.
The Treasurer Of the ATLANTIC and Pacific Company
states that the Of the decrease waa the repeated
destruction of the crops by the grasshopcrs ana IN otn
officers of the Company and decar, that they had more
az stake in the enterprise than any one else tne rir
dent Of the Atlantic and Pacific Company having NOT
only the bulk OF his private fortune invested III IT, Dt
being also responsible for Sl,000O00 81 the company
naper IL stated of the officers OF the Company
that the original OF the depreciation IN the Mssori
Pacific ck that the principal holders were elrohe
Missouri had gone against the Company ana tey rushcu
to SELL throwing more than 10000 shares on the Hlhe''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
Tue roRGFD LETTERS OF CREDIT.

The examination in the cases OF john T..
Hall Philip schilling, and Emma Waters, charged with
completely in the forgery oi letters of credit on the Bank
of British North AmcrIra of Montreal. was continued
Yesterday before Judge Wandrll al the Washingt on
Place Police Court Mr.. CLARK banker. testified that
Nc converted $3.50 % Canadian money with American
currency schlme schng testified that he got the
Canadian money from Hall in hc saloon NJ No. Centre
- william Ilollc, clerk for Mr.. McNah, agent Of the
Bank test fled that sept. he issued letter OF credit
tn Robert Diy for $500 and that Day subsequently
arrested IN indianapolis. under the name Of Oliver
Decker Tor attempting obtain 5000 a forged let
ler nf credit The examination then adjourned until
InL1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK TRUSTEES.

IN the last statement of the Third Avenue
Saving. Bank The individual bonds OF tho trustees are
put down at ST. 5000 Few OF the deposors know what
these bonds their value. In 1873 the trustees
gave bonds varying in amount from $1,000 to Sloooo,
10 run for ten years or until the bank had surplus Of
$4,000 "a guarantee fund. They were TO pay interest
on the bonds miaDnusly, at the yearly rate OF seven
per cent and when the conditions were complied Win
the bonds be returned together with the interest
paid on them. The bonds sent to the state Banking
Department At Albany, and are now on file there Inc
following the names Of the trustees and the amounts
NJ flInir hnnns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
Prominent ARRIVALS.

Goldman House Bishop John Freeman Young OF
Florida. James Hot1iJuier Nathaniel Shpnan OF the
h Disirei rot for Connecticut. aud Gen I'll - Parker
formerly Coiln ssonri 6i niln Affairs N>'c ioot hhs-
judgo Amos H. Manning ~ the supreme Court of Aabaia
and Judge T. H. ,rand1n Mobile ~ N'hoirs Hofei-Eh
Mayor charlie. ~ ,Itlfn = y. emocIa canlGaie
I4iog Nq"Ge U0f'i-Ihe Marquis ne
thambrnn Of Washington .1tdd .sifrni Hofe -BishOp
Robert W v Elliott of Western Texas Brerooh HotL
den J. X. M0orhead III Pittsburgh and j. j.. thuiri the
artist S'iTt,r0St House-l commander {. " schoohmhe,
H. \ Navy Her0poiifGn Tofci-NaIor Thomas J. Tread
well A. = Army. znd Fordyoe J. ahia 81 saugeres " !.
f1(ih rcnns I0tsi- Msior Peter e. Hams, " = ARMY
oneressInan Joseph ". Warren Of Troy and Gei l.
Wnriow OF ST. Louis Erereh Houss- surgeon Dsiel
MrMurtie T. \ Navy and the Rev. George souhelando i
Queensland, ustfalia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
SERIOUS RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

Last night team of horses attached to En-
gelhorns express wagon took fright in Ferryst, near
Prospectst, Newark and away The driver, George
Robinson was thrown out of the wagon aud received
severe scalp wound The horses in their fright ran over
Oacar tialluba, age 3 years and injured him badly
that il il thought he will die In front OF AnSOns dry
goods in Fcrrys the horses ran into wagon of
DAVIS exprcss line and OF them seriously in
iurcd 10y collision that il had to he killed Edwin Bald
win. the driver OF DAYS express wagon, who was m
loading goods at the time thrown TO the sdew ak
and injured internally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
TIE FALL. RIVER TREASURES EXPLAIN.

FALL RIVER, Oct. 2O.-The treasurers OF
the Fall River mill corporations met the representatives
of the leading Boston and New-Engand newspapers al
the Parker this evening 10 explain their position
in the late trouble at Fan River Their statement re-
flutes many Of the stories which have bcrn current ana
attributes the frouhes among operatives 10 the turbn
lcpce Of The Lancashire men The American, French and
Irisb elements we're well disposed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
TIE MURDERED NEGROES.

Coroner Simns held an inquest in Brooklyn
yesterday in regard TO the death Of the neeroessamuel
Jackson AMI Henry ThompsOn-who were killed by a
gang white ruians while they returning from a
festival at the Sctzen Park at Fifty hrstst aud Third
ave, Brooklyn, about 1870 d Friday. The testl-
mopy wholly corIobOratiye OF the account already
published The jury rendered verdict duplicating John
McInre in the killing Of jackson, but that ThOmpsona
death was caused by injuries inflicted by unknown per
sons The Coroner committed Mcclure and his alleged
confederates, Michael Dowden, John Hail. and Dennis
MoCarty TO await the action Of the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
GEN. wAsHBuRS's CREDITORS RESTORE 100000

U y. y 7 :
MINNEAPoLIs, Oct. 20. - The asslgnecs 10
whom Gen ". D. Wasbburn NJ this city made an assign
mcnt little less ;han year have adjusted and PAID
all Of his heavy liabilities. dollar for dollar. To-day they
reconveyei to him large amount OF property, which
was left I'm their hands after pudatng his debts which
IN value ainounts Ia S3Oo,O0O Mr.. Washbun re
sumct business Immediately.
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p O s. S G r IPT.
800 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE BRITISH FLOODS.

THE BRITISH FLOODS.
ruF RAILROAD TRAFFIC INrEIUUPIED-HotsE N
BIRMINGHAM FLOODED.
LONDON Oct. 2l--Ga m
Later reports received state that extensive
floods have occurred throughout Lancashire, warwick
shire and elsewhere in England.
The Midland Railway between sheffield and Donesstr
~ submerged In places TO the extent OF nve iee'
Traffic IA consequently seroualy interrupted and for
many miles absolutely stopped Man! low-lying houses
in Birmingham have been inundated, the water in some
cases beng several feet above the first floor The water
stands seven deep the tracks AT The Walsa Raj
WAY Station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
THE PROGRESS or DENTISTRY.

SESSIONS OF The ACADEMY oI DENTAL stHILHY-
THESES AND DISCUSSIONS.
The American Academy of Dental Surgery
resumed its sessions yesterday at the College OF Ply
clans and Surgeons. paper on Dental Pulp, IT,
Pathology and Treatment" read by the Rev. W.
Pratt Of staten Island IN The absence Of the author j. B
W.llmott Of Toronto, Canada and A. 7. Merrill Of New
York read paper on the Necessity of Dentists in The
ARMY and Navy" lie stated that the subject had been
beors both houses ~ Congress ,incc 1865. In the dir
cus-ion that followed Dr. kdcham OF New-iork
urged a union between the regular body "f
physicians and The dentists. He mguod tat
II physicians called specialists IN questions fleeing
such organs as the eye and the the demand for
specialists equally urarn, IA hc ease ~ the teeth
ON the condition Of the isof depended 10 great extent
tic condition an state ~ health 81 hc whole system
Dr. Kctchau urged that rrofcssor'hips II dentistry
should he established in medical colleges. The uioi5ilDg
session closed with the reading 81 paper by g. & Hnrl
but of Springfield Mass "M"chanical Dcniisify."
d. L. e. Miles Of Philadelphia Thought that within the
last few years the profession had gone backward ~ mt
chaiicdl dentistry.
Az the S.it The dise uss!on u Merlu al
Dentistry" resumed, and George Park, chemist. cf
this citY information the prOpcEiics Of
gold and the aiurgca PREPARATIONS ~ the different
kinds Of gold used hl dentists This followed ~ q
paper "supuTatiyc Inflammation OF the Gums 10y
DR. John NJ. Riggs OF Hartford Conn. d.. Rggs was
succeeded by Dr. ". = Elliott Of G0she, " y. with a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21

DAMAGES AGAINST THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
In the Queens County Court of Oyer and
Termner Yesterday. Judge Pratt charged the jury in the
ease of Horensc CocD against the Long Island Rail
road Company. This tried once before. and
resulted IN dra 1ecmen II The jury. II grew oni o
accident II the We,ibuy crossing Of the Long Island
Railroad Mrs Gomcin. widow. with her two sisters,
were IA a covered carriage. IN attempting O the
TRACK ahead OF train The carriage was struck 10y The
locomotive the two sisters killed. and Mr.. GOmein
herself received, serious injuries, from which she has not
Vet entirely recovered. The testimony io proper
on either ride extremely conflicting. and i,fe were
a.tons of fact for TIE iurl la pass upon which
dBcnlf 10 determine. The jury nndy rendered
tIct III favor of the pltiutin FOR $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21

CONTRACT, ,r ,rfrr md regulating sarbs snd Euttefs
p.~hon The village 10 Philip Wolf At u 08 per foot Bids
from s3OO0 &58O0O been r.cotvcd for e
canal 81 sewer but ~ In generally nndersood that no more
contracts win be gwen ont for the present
Rppxosp-Barney Bnrres, who attempted 70 XII Timothy
voh,nev NV shootpg The residence Of Dr. Munea IN
T,ctoye last Monday night yesterday committed 10
the County jail by Justice FnrInap !" avail heifut" "e
wounded mans Injuries.
stone ~ the school building of
the German Lutheran Church viii be laid with appropriate
ceremonies next Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
PROBABLE MURDER ~ JERSEY cry.

At late hour on Tuesday night, Patrick
Madden, carpenter, living on Wesst., Paul. ave,
.cr-.y tty Hights Went 10 The residence Of his sister
urs COrIey. and quaIrled with her She ORDERED him
ol of the house and he beat h badly that her
rrv j. uoi thourht probable. Mrs. coony i, pregnant
and her brother jumped her with heavy hOo.s, after
huorling vito hi- iist. Madden arrested,
and commit ii await the result ~ The injuries
Patrick Mlddei 81 the brothers who severely
beat rncy RS nolds. at the West End Ga, Works some
iut,l ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
PASSENGER FARES ADVANCED.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2O.-The trunk lines enter
ing hicagu from the Fast have adopted the fooHlng
new passenger rates, which will 20 into effect Nov ;
To New-Yolk. S"@ Ia Boston, SD io Philadelphia
$50; o Baltimore ~" 30 To- Albany and Troy $50 -
and IA Harrisburg so Tbs IL an adv ancc 81 about -
IN the Old rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
TURKISH FINANCES.

THE GOVERNMENT WILLING 10 GIVE GUARANTEES
LONDON, Thursday, oct. 21-G a. m
The Times this morning has special tele-
gram FROM Berlin in which it is said that the Turkish
Government have declared their Willingness to give tho
Great Powers any guarantees compatible Win Tue
nations dignity for the fulHllment Of her financial pro
lTamms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
PROPOSALS FOR CITY BONDS.

The list OF proposals received by Controller
Green for S572jOo six per cent bonds of the city OF
York. payable III 1873, 1879, aud 1esO-thc pro-
eecds Of which he applied 10 the redemption OF
like OF the city which will mature Nov J. ls1-is
given below The Issue of this amount Of bonds II Is
stated by The Controller will not make any addition to
.l. .Ial,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
THE PENNSYLVANIA EX-TREASURERs' WRIT Al
CONFESSION

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2O.-lhe Special Noih-
mittec of the state Legislature appointed to investigate
the state Treasury met to-day IN this city Ihree ses
sions were held but the subpenas sent to Treasurer
Mackcy and cx-Treasurcrs McGrah. Kcmble ana irwin
were not responded TO- and consequently no testimony
was heard. Another meeting will be held tomorrow.
Chairman Reghard made a statement. in which he SAN
the failure OF the xTra-urerr 10 attend the sessions i
construed rs a confession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
REPUBLICkS SCHOOL sUPERINTENDENr
ELECTED ~ CALIEoR

SAN FRANcIsCo, Oct. 20.-The returns OF
Tie elect for state superintendent Of Public Insruc-
ton the ONLY officer voted for ~ hs election, idl-
cate thai carr Republican is elected over Fitzgerald
Democrat Tho independent candidate Withdrew some
voote o,c and carr has received the influence Of The
Gran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21

sion The Teasurcrs report showed that on oct. ~,
S53I ,154 O3 was the balance on hand, ana my
on sand af the present time. The sinking Fund Commits
soncrs had been paid 81 70t Oh dnns the pact We
President Wales announced thai divers were t''l 'h
,sCcd in examining tie piers ut he foot cf spring ana
~iS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
TUE mock COMMISSIONERS.

The resignation of II. o. Stoddard, Chief
',L TO the Engineer Of the Dock Department, was ac
oepted yesterday at a meeting Of the Dock Commission
ere who spoke high terms Of lr soddards worth and
s1ryces letter from the Finance Department stated
.bat s67 800 Al remained ~ e credit VI Vie CpmIns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
A RUSSIAN AGENCY AT KASHGAR.

LONDON, Thursday, Oct. 2I-b a. III
The Times this morning says that the Rash
ear Envoy at ST. Petersburg has conceded :he establish
mont OF a permanent Russian agency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21

4 vision of the Futnre.-Fond Mamma
Suppose, AJnod. 1 should die and papa married a
other mamma wha, would you do !" Dntifu son-"oh,
should go 10 the wedding"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21

FoR 4 STYLISH and elegant Hat of quality,
the manufacturer EsPENsCfD, lis Nassau FL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21

EVERY POLITICIAN who expects TO succeed
Ia the approaching capaien no matter what his politics may
be- must Of Of KNOWS matchessy eegan
Fail hats obinable at Broadway No. 533 Broadway,
inhs ifth Avenue Hotel Establishment Don't neglect tins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21

Ir YOU have Boils or Ulcers, a plaster of Dali
E's MAGICAL PALS EXTRACTOR will surely cure them 25c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY. AT HupNUrS. II
BROADWAY.
ii.r 40. Moor. 10 jr.m. 81 aidnGaf, ~
niyh,st dnrrug the cay, ~ Lowest. ~
Average. ig'-. slm, d,y, 1874, 1j2'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
Col.Nr v0N ARNnrS ApPEAL REJECTED.

BELLY. Wednesday Oct. 20, 1879
IN the matter of Count Won Amin the Supreme court
has indorsed the verdict OF the ksmmerscr1cht ihe
Count is 10 pay the costs.
roth.y yoreiqa Netcs see First PJgtl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21

Observation-Disclosures COCAINE removes.

LUNDBoRG's CALEDONIA WATER for the toilet
nd bath delightful substitute for Cologne Bay Rum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
NEWARK.

TIE II. Publican primary meetings for the election
81 delegates 10 lhe County and Assembly Conventions met
last evening.
Jonathan Soden, laborer, age 90 years, OF No.
l33 CONGRESS ~, died Tuesday rom the effects of arsenic
v hch De iO.k Monday
Col Isaac NJ Andruss, an old and esteemed citi-
zen died on Tuesday evening at Temple Hill, NewNork,
Nhere he was visiting his daughter
Mrs. Rose Murray, who stabbed Capt. Green with
mai, of scissors for calling her vile nIn has heen indicted
for ghteI AMI all De srfagned for trial today
TIE Common Councl on Tuesday night ordered 10
third reading ordinance providing that the speed IF rail
,o, traps ia ~ city s'al greater than mites
I"r ana ,la sddoual hagnen shoHd he placed at the
T.fts.. ffls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21

MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY TROUBLES.

The trustees that proceedings can be TAKEN 10
recover on the bonds until after 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21

rapcr on Phys!cs and Pbysslugy" The session cfoscd
with an address from the President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21

Regular trains on the Montclair Railroad began
running yesterday
Michael Carroll, age II, was run over at tho
Grove ii crossing Of the aud EsseN Railroad yester
oay, and his foot was eat on
Charles Kohlman under arrest OF a charge of set
linz fire ia bls ia u h obtain yesterday
lea led on 5000 bal, by Judge Hoffman.
Thomas and james Goodwin were committed to
the oniy Yesterday ty Judge Ee"e 10 await trial on
IN. charge Of parrie de- found by jury the in
ou.st anon Michael Goodwin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
LONG ISLAND.

NORTH HlMPsTE,D.-"D Doctor l.. j. Stevens,
Who some weeks ago arrested Ion challenging Mr. Dc
auguclee iti syis Ia fight adrc has remained In jail
awaiting the a,iol OF the Grand Jury. ON Monday he
pI,neh that iufced with yeTmn. and asked FOR
which MI them The iiieT according ~
prncreh bel hug pofnl whrh ~ Vens drank AMI
h.ar Whsn his cpn,iti discovered Hw'i
cal aid was Immediately summoned and lac pa,
mo- danger Letters hs wife 0und upon his per.
sen pi.n-,l the ~ III. attempt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-21
STATEN ISLAND.

CuFTDN.-On One hundred workmcn are now engaged
upon Gen Gilmore has under construction
reservoir the hl adjoining The works. 10 hold when
pei.d gallons of which 10 be- supplied from
viii alsO be cstab
lished by a connection 81 wires from Port Hamilton
fpClNLuR-lhC trustees OF the village have awarded tho