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POLICE COURT NOTES.

Judge Duffy, at the Tombs Police Court, yesterday,
held Aaron Meinzhemcr, in default Of $500 bail,
charge OF having embezzed $35, the property OF
William H. w. Rogers, Of Second avenue
John o'Brien, charged by Eleazar j. Lazarus OF No.
West Broadway, with breaking into the premises at
that address and stealing 500 worth Of cigars Thurs
day night held in default of So 900 bail answer
Daniel McKenna and Charles Scott brought up
the charge of breaking into the clothing OF
William Foley, No. SO James street. and stealing 800
worth of clothing. The prisoners were each committed
in default Of 50 900 bail 10 answer
Magdaen Geirach and her husband Charles Gcirlach,
and Margaret Brown each held in 81 coo bail for
keeping disorderly houses in Heser street
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-THE TRIAL OF
PATRoLMAN JOYCE FOR KILLING ROBERT


COURT OF OYER AND TERMINEn-THE TRIAL on
PATRoLMAN JOYCE FOR KILLING ROBERT
GILMORE.
Before Judge Tappen and Associate Justices
The trial Of Officer Redmond Joyce Of the Tenth pre-.
cinct police, Brooklyn for shooting the colorcd man
Robert Gilmore, September s. on Flatbush avenue,
while deceased endeavoring to escape from custody
resumed in the Court Of Oyer and Terminer yes
terday morning G. ~ Shehan, for the defence testl-
fed that he had never said to anybody that "he would
Ike 70 hang this man the prisoner only for his fam
nyi" he knew nothing Of Joyces politics
Dr. A. W. Shepard who held the post mortem OK.
animation on the body Of Gilmore testified that the
ball entered at tho back Of the head passed through
the base Of the brain and lodged Behind the cye the
divergence from where tho bullet entered to where il
was found was ono inch
Joseph Pcarce testified that he saw the officer run
ning alter Gilmore and saw him put his hand in his
pocket and pull out the pistol and fire; he raised tho
weapon as high rs his breast heard no one cry sStop
him., or shoot him;' Joyccs foot might have turned
under him just the shot was fred but witness aid
Emma Marsh testified to having seen Joyce nre he
was nearly standing still at the time witness saw tho
flash; didn't notice that lie stumbled at the time
Hannah Leary saw the officer throw up his arm and
hre dd not notice that ho slipped stumbled at the
moment; Joyce was about forty feet behind Gilmore at
the time.
officer John Mara testified that no saw the deceased
running away from the defendant, and he cried out
stop himl" saw the shot fred witness asked Joyce
"Why did you shoot himYn and the prisoner replied
"Oh, God didn't intend TO do IL; II was an accident
The prosecution then closed and Mr. Ridgeway
opened iof the defence. The witnesses examined
Joseph r. farris, boy who the pistol nred while
u was about at tho height Of tho oflccrs thigh !
Thomas H. Monstery expert In the use or arms and
shooting; Francis Gilmore Patrick Mcbride and Ser
scant Mcnamara, Of the Tenth precinct
The evidence being al in ex-Judge Troy, for the de-
ence, offered 20 submit tho TO the jury without
summing up, but il was finally decided TO adjourn I'LL
MONDAY morning when the Court vii change the iury
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Bixby.
TILL TAPER CAUGHT,

TILL TAPER CAUGHT
Yesterday morning street Arab named Joseph Carr
sneaked into the grocery store of Mrs. Phlomena Ben
dick, of No 3oS Carmne street. and robbed the cash
drawer Of 81 So Mrs Bendick saw the thief and her
cries attracted the attention of Officer Eastwood of the
Ninth precinct Carr was captured after short chase
and was committed by Judge Bxby IN $500 bail TO
answer.
A DARING BURGLARY.
Theophilus Winder of No. $40 East Fortietb street
was charged with having entered the Of John
Hollwebler at No 447 West Thirty eighth street. and
stealing therefrom watch valued at $75 He was
rested by officer Murphy, OF the Twentieth precinct
and was held for examination.
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A DARING BURGLARY.
FIFTY-SEyENTH STREET COURT.
Refore Judpe Murray
pIcKpocKErs ON THE RAMPAGE.

PIcKPoCKETs ON THE RAMPAGE.
Alexander Crmble, Hugh Brady, James DAILY, John
Doan, Peter Mcmahon, John Flanagan and Patrick
Smith we're brought into court yesterday on a charge
OF being parties 10 the robbery OF Mrs Davis No 80
Davis pocketbook and divided the conents-$26-
among the other prisoners. He also admitted
to the police that he and the other prisoners
had Thursday morning organized themselves into
a gang to accompany a certain target excursion,
which left the Eighteenth ward that day with the OBJ
ect Of picking pockets the route of the procession
Not being successful at th.s excursion they went to
another and It while Mrs. Davis was looking at
this target company passing the of Tenth street
and Third avenue that Crimble snatched her pocket
book. In consequence OF the fall received by Mrs
Davis being trpped up by of the prisoners as she
pursuing Crimbe, she was not able TO appear III
court and the prisoners were held for examination.
MRS. SMITHS DIAMONDS.
This case came up for examination yesterday
Catherine Greene, the prisoner who is charged with
the theft Of nearly ST. 600 worth OF diamonds from Mrs.
Smith, No. 962 Sixth avenue is colored woman Of
light complexion She has been at various times
stewardess Of the steamboats, Bristol, Providence
Plymouth Rock and Stonngton She Is now
the Bristol The complainant is the wife
Of Robert Hall smith, specie clerk in the
between the prisoner and the complainant has
been Of peculiar nature as shown by the evidence
Mrs Grecne's husband as black the Of spades
but has regular features. When the robbery took
visit besides Mrs Greene Afler the robbery the pri-
and her husband spent the evening at Mrs
Smiths house and drank with her "gin
sngsn and other mixtures made Of liquor
Officers OF the Fall River line gave the accused first
class reputation and went far to employ counsel
on her behalf The fact remained however, that when
else saw them and after she had left the house they
were missing The bail was fixed at 81, 600
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN & co.

however. that Judge Lawrence fully comprehended
what he said ana that the end will not be here.
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The examination Of Coroner Croker was resumed
yesterday morning by tho Senate Investigating Com
mittee. The investigation has thus far excited hut
very little interest, judging from the number and
character Of the spectators with the exception OF
tew local politicians nobody attended the examination
yesterday. The examination began shortly before
eleven O'Clock
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caon TO the Attorney General II seems highly prooa-
Bile that the case OF Mr.. Tweed must come to trial be-
fore the Supreme Court Circuit at the commencement
or the November term II is possible, however, that
continuation OF strategic skirmishing 50 success
nny practised heretofore may be further made with
like success This remains to be seen.
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Chicago Market.

CHIcAGo, October 2-.-Flour-Quict
s.I steady. Demand a"tiv"aud
prices advanced. So = Cuicngo spriug
$llos@l II pot; II loi seller October
u rs. -,'.rr Noy,mh.r OSi seller De-
comber; - OS! SELLER year; 40 al5c;
rejected SIIm 50. Corr--Steady; No >
sc spot: 80 bid seller October SIC bid
seller November; Is bld SELLER year
Oats-Steady and in fair dcmauI 50. =
SIZE spot; 53 r. seller October; o.:tJ ~ .e
seller November; $40 &c seller y'ar;
rejected 25lm pc. BarIcy-Du.i,~- - pot
Size seller November. Ryc-Dui md
nominal, Clovcrs"od-foGlc. Pork
Strong; old 81 30; now 80 - pot;
S2l 25 bid settler October; SIS - seller
wear: SIS somlS go .elior January md
February. Lud-Quiet and st"atyi old
Sl3 -: new Sl5 % spot; 81 - seller
wear. Bulk Mrat.-Qliet and uncaans-
cd. Whi-kv-D.msud nur ami marSe,
firm at 81 I3.
ON call board-Whoat->,ror- and
higher; 81 III cash; 81 GO. seller 40
vember. Corn-!c higher. Oats-Frm-
er and ic higher. Por--IIign.r: ~ 80
cash; SIS - seller February In
chsnged.
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PITTSBURGH, October 21,-The second
dav's session Of the Evangelical Alliance
assembled this morning, AT half.past nine
o'clock, with large attendance and
growing interest. The morning subject,
"rhe reunion OF Christendom,' was pre-
scntcd in nm able paper by DR.. Budding
ton, o. Brooklyn, and Rev. Mr.. Gonsc, Of
New York, and was followed by gene
raj discussion.
In the afternoon DR.. Vincent, OF
the Methodist Church, spoke on
the subject Of Sunday Schools and DE-.
Gerhart, of Gettysburg, and Dr.. Sch"f,
of New York. discussed bible revision
In the evening session Dr. lIeacock, Of
Buffalo, and Bishop Foster delivered ad-
dresses on The best method OF reaching
the masses with the Gospel and after
the benediction rad been pronounced
the Conference adjourned till tomorrow.
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EeIS York Market.

new YORK. October 2I.-ColtoN--
Dull at l4!M1i3i futures closed frmnri
October II 9.l6Gl4 1882; November
13 ll-32Gl33; December 1870 IL 5-32i
January l3i; February Is ll-3Z@ 1873;
March l3l7-32; April IS ll-l6; May l%s
Flour-Reccipts 10000 barrels; rather
more steady, with Il moderate home cN'
port trade demand, supcriiHc western
81 jO(d 90; common 10 good - 3jtH
) 20; good to choice s. 75Gt6 -; white
wheat extra S. 2j@S 90; extra ONO
- 500 } 20; 81. LOUIS s. 75G9 9 90. Ry"
Flour-Stcady at - 25"j So Com
Mcal--$& aOm3 s.. v hcut-RalM".
more steady with y fair export demand
receipts 2sS,OOO bushels; rejected sprng
81 DIAL OF; NO. Milwaukee 81 lodr
! %; No. z Chicago spring 81 2iH 81;
No. 3 81 Is; No Milwaukee choice
old in store, 81 20; No. ! spring 81 5dl.
| 81; winter red western 81 2iltl =
Rve-Quiet at 1Sr. Barley Less ac-
tive; Canada West 81 l2Ml L.. Corn
Steady; receipts $1,000 bushci; western
mixed, steamer, 72m12tci do sail, 13lD
731c. OatS--Lcss active and a shade ca,-
ier; receipts 5000 bushels; western mix.
ed aud State 3Sto iSr; white western
and State 45Gi 52c. Hay-Unchsngcd.
lIops-FIrm; ycarlings Sm lor. Co'I""--
Quiet at 1870 2l4c MoIas-c' and Rice
Firm. Sugar-Firm; fair to good
refining 7}@Sr; prim" Sc. Petroleum
Crude Gtm7!c; refined l3:ml3:c.
Eggs-Uncnangel. Rosin-FIrm atSl 80
al s.. TLrpentino -Firmer at TIA i2tc.
Leather -- nchanged Wuol-Eirm
and unchanged at lS@32r. Pork
Steady at 81 SOM2l 30 Bc"f-Quiel.
Cut Meats Quiet Iard-l3@l34c
Buttcr-IIeavyi western l6@ 25c; Stat"
25m3O. Chcc,s-Firm ut IT." b..
Whisky-Shalc tirmcr at 81 l..
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In the case of Joseph NJ Tighe before
Judge Ray on writ Of ha5el's corpus as
reported last night, the Judge held
that the requisition WAS defective and
continued the case until the fourth OF
November, IN order to give time to
award the requisition and Tlghe was held
in $1,000 bail until that time, Governor
Porter having heard of the manner in
which \. NJ. Smith in the arrest OF
Tighe, teIegraphed to Sheriff Anderson
no. to turn Tighe over to Smith "s he
would appoint another messenger TO day.
Tighe swore out two warrants against
Alexander NJ. Smith, j. ). Smith j. VI.
Shaw and - Trantham, one alleging
that Tigho was abducted by them and
the other that lie WAS confined i'll II
room, hal pistols presented at his head
and his lie threatened They were all
arrested and held in bail TO answer to-
morrow.
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Agricultural Returns for October.

v AsHINGToN, October 2'.-Ihe Agrl-
cultural returns for October show that
the wheat crop for the present i' short
one. and there Is marked deterioration
IN quality. The average thus far report
ed is about eighty per cent OF last year S
production. Ii this indicates the total
deprcciatlon. it amounts to neariy sixty
two million bushels, and gives the crop
At 246OOOOOO bushels. In quality the
c-op averages fourteen per cent below
The second condition Of the corn crop is
especially high. Thcproduct reported this
wear fall. short OF 1874 about four per
cent. Oats-product five per cent
greater than last year. The potato crop
PROMISES to be extraordinary, both IN
Weld and quality. Tobacco Is two per
cent above the average. Barlcyis eighty
seven per cent of the years crop and
buckwheat is not far from the average.
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wheeling ,
SECOND WARD
5Sg

's'g.
The stormy weather seste. .ad sue.
den change to cold had the effect 10 re.
duce the number of both sellers and buv.
er.. 1t was the slimest market everywav
that We have had for weeks. There
seemed to be no change in prices, which
shows that, though the supply was poor
it 49, sufficient for the demand.
PKoDUCE-Eggs, 22G25cts. per doz. +;
butter 25@ 35c per ID; chickens dressed
25td35 cts; live 2Od30 cts ca h; dried
beans 5G7c per quart; ducks dressed
7OCdS0 cts; live 5O(G7O cts per pair; rah-
bits 2jc each; squirrels lj@2Oc each
corn meal % cts per peck; new corn
81 cts per busheI; buckwheat D. per
pound.
Potatoes, 100 ljcts per
peck; bcets ) cts per bunch cabbage 30
10 cts per head; squashes, 3 cts each caul-
flowers, SOLO cts per head; pickle cab
baCc j@lO Sts per head; onions 80 cts per
peck; carrots &c per bunch; egg plant 5G
ID apiece; sweet potatoes i0c per prcA;
small white onions GOc per peck; turnip-
lSc per peck; peppers Sc per bunch;
celery j@sc per bunch; pumpkins jGi To-
each; psrsnips S0c per peck.
Fruit Apples 40Ca G0c per Peck;
grapes, Isabella and Catawbs, jOM soc
per peck; wild grapes 20c per peck; cram
berries ljc per yuart; 2he,tnuts l2c per
quart; walnuts POE per peek; hickory
nut, 10. per peck.
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;.mcinunii Leaf Tobacco Market Tor
the week Ending Oct. 23

There has been a better feeling in tho
market for Leaf Tobacco the past week,
and sales NJ auction show handsome ad-
vance over the prices current last week
Low grades Of Ohio Seed are in bette
demand a; higher prices, The totsi
offerings al auction for the week were 4SO
hhds aud 80 boxes. MS follows:
Atihe Bodmann Warehohsc-llJ hhd4
and Jos boxes; 50 hhds Kentucky ana
ONO Cutting Tobacco at $Gm29 % for
common smokers 10 fine Smokers Lea;
- hhds and bxs West Virginia ats jr,
- % for Filters and Wrappers; l0G cases
ohio Sec Nt s. 3jM,2O 81 .ur Fulrr-.
Binder, and Wrappers.
Vt the Mimi Warchousc-lli hhL-
and - hoyr~. lli hhd- Kentucky Cut.
ting Tobacco, at s. 3om2G for common
Smokers to fine Cutting Leaf. AZ ca-', col.
ONO seed L,afa, - 95mls - for Fill
cr., Binders ana Wrappers
At tho Globe Warehouse :, hhde
and q boxes; = hid, K"nturky and
OHIO Cutting Tobacco a, Sim,52 - tor
Common Smoker, To- fine Cutting L"ut
GS boxes ol common OBIo seed at - 80
10. > - for Filprs and Binders.
Attn M"rr., War"housc-lOah hhd and
II boycs; IO2 hhds keutuckyCuttrugI To
bacco, at So - for common Smoker, To-
fire Cutting Loat ! boxes at -. hhi
Missouri at ;IO2j. boNc. ONO Seed NJ
3 Somll fm Filters and Binders.
NJ the Planter, Warchoutc-"l hhG-
.grI !t I...,.. II hind. kauturLv ,ri
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Tho NcantIaI Smif.

NEW YORK. October 27.-Thc Brook
!vn Eagle says. 1t Is the opinion OF
lawyers generally that the motion 10
quash the indictment in the Loader case
will b. denied, or rather that the demur-
rer will be overruled tthat case Loader
will DO tried. 1t Is believed that the
principal witness for the prosecution VIII
be Mrs. Elizabeth L. Il.ton, AID that
many of the most distinguished witnesses
in the great scandal trlnl Will figure IN
the collateral issue. This morning
Mcssrs. Beach and Fullerton, counsel for
plaiutihIu the scandal suit, were closeted
tor some time with the istr!ct-Attorney.
There was much specuIating as to what
this portcnded Some thought It fore
shadowed All attempt on MouItons part
To secure the Indictment OF Mr.. Beecner,
and others were OF the opinion that the
two great counscllors had been detained
TO defend Loader.
The case of :. p. Archer against tn"
Ocean National Bank WAS resumed TO-
d.v. c. ). Stevenson, cashier oI lhe
bank when 1t was robbed, and subsequent
lv its president, testified that h" had no
idea that the bank was TO be robbed ana
that. all assertions to the contrary, not
withstanding, he hal neither planned
robbed nor had anything to do with its
accomplishmcnL.
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Official Note oTOhio'

COLUMBUS, October 27.-Ihe Off ia!
vote of Ohio at the October election, H.
returned to tho Secretary of State, shows
the following results: Govcrnor-llayes,
1873; Allen, 292 ,2Gi; Hayes majority,
5.549. Licutenant-Governor, Young :
majority 1850; Auditor, Williams ma.
iority $500; Treasurer Of State, Mile
saas majority 1903; Ettorney-Genera,
Little's majority 1871; Judge of supreme
Court, Mcliyaine's majority 4,GlG; Mem
Der of Board of Public Works, Thatcher ;
majority 1884 The prohibition vote on
Governor WAS 2,59l. The highest pro.
hibition vote was on LieutenanLGoycr-
nor, $3.50.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Vow Work Money and stock
MARKET.

New lORK, October 2I.-MoSEY-
At 3}a4 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 6(a7 per cent Customs receipts
SO, 600. The Assistant Treasurer dis
burscd $3il.O00 CIcariHgs $ls,OOo,OOO.
Stcrling-At Asa io5.
GoLD-Advauced from ll54 70 ll6R,
reacted to ll5i and closed at llG. Rates
paid for borrowing were l.64, and l-32
per cent per diem, AID 3, :, s and . per
cent per annum. Tho increased firm
uc>, o! the mur krt to-day WAS due to the
belief among the bulls that the stringen-
cy OF money III San Francisco and the
fire al Virginia City would check the
shipments of god from the Pacific coast
to this point, although some effected
some purchases on account OF the Syn
dlcatr. Tomorrow the Syndicate have
to settle with the Treasury for Sl4.s9I,-
200 lsG2s, it being tho remaining balance
OF that issue. lis understood that about
81 100000 gold will be ed m TIN,
settlement.
GovERNMEHr Bo>Ds-Wcrc strong
and higher to-day, with increased de-
mand from institutions and individual
investors. The supply in hands OF deal
ers is vcrv small and the marke: ha,
a rising tendency.
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htirmpieG Murdcr and Snicidc.

Sr. LOUIS, October 21,-About b
O'Clock this evening, ID. Fagg, a young
man about u years old, an advertising
agent :or the Chronicle, called at the
house of Mrs. Piachman, GIG North 10Th
street, to see her daughtet Pauline, and
after few moments conversation with
the latter, shot her with Il Derringer the
ball entering her left breast three inches
below the nipple, but striking rib
glanced round and inflicted only = severe
flesh wound. Fsgg then drew
short dagger and stabbed himself
twice in the lett breast two inches below
the nipple, and once in the let side, un-
der the arm, causing wounds which no
doubt will prove fatal It appears tina.
Fags was engaged to the glrl, but she
being only lG years OF age, her mother
opposed the match and had forbidden
Fagg the house. This seems to have
affected the young mans mind and in a
fit If Dependency or despair he deter
mined to end the life of both his atlianccd
and himself
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Central Pacific at l4t; Chicago and
Northwestern consolidated st &C. do. gold
bonds, at So; Rock Island sevens
at lO5;; Fort Wayne seconds at lO3,
and Berlin, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota
frsts at 80, and Missouri Pacific hrsts
declined from "A to 73.
STATE BoSDs-Nominal, except Ten
nessees, which are better.
SToCKs-The stock market opened
strong and higher on an increased vol
ume of business. Lake Shore was the
leading feature, advancing from G0s to
62I. Western Union rose from 1Gs to0 !;
Northwestern from 373 to 3Si; 81. Paul
from S4t to 345; Onios from IL. to ny;
Erie from II! TO 1871; Pacific Mail from
4Oi to All, and Michigan Central from
62t TO G3. Hannibal and st. Joe decln-
ed to 20. and Missouri Pacitics to 81.
Union Pacific fell Off from 66f to 6ji ana
later recovered TO 653. At the second
call the prices showed a reaction Of I 10 +!
per cent from the highest point OF the
day. Stocks ut the close were firm, and a
compared with the closing quotations
yesterday, prices showed J to ! per cent
in some cases, the greatest improve
ment being in Lake Shore and Erie. The
former closed at G2{ after selling at sos
and G2j, and the latter at lss after sell
ing at Il! and ia Pacific Mail reacted
to 4O5 and closed at 40l. Western
Union fell of to 76A and rallied to 7G56
76} Union Pacific sold at G5t, but
closed at 65I to G53 Northwestern was
steady at 373. Rock Island at l03i,
Michigan Central at 62t, Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western ut ll83,
and New Jersey Central at LOOT.
Ohios fell of to l6A and final
ly recovered to log. The receipts OF
the Rock Island railroad are increasing
about $4,000 per week. The bears made
a stubborn resistance TO tho rising ten
dency of the market to-day, but their
efforts were poorly rewarded as a general
thing There is still large short inter-
est outstanding in Pacific Mail, Lake
Shore and other leading shares. The
transactions on Stock Exchange aggrc-
gated 22S,000 shares Of which $1,000
we're Pacific Mail, 10000 Western Union,
5000 Northwestern common, 1000 Erie,
900 Lake Shore, 1000 Ohio, $500
Union Pacific, $500 Missouri Pacific.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The insurrcction in Khohhand has
been renewed, and the new Khan has
fled 10 Knadiund.
Additional returns from tho Colorado
election shuw heavy gains by tn" Repub-
h,ans. vino will have two.th,r3s OF tho
Constitutional Convention.
\ severe earthquake, accompanied
with loud rumblr- noise was ialt Mt
Holly Springs, Mississippi, last evening
1t is believed that there will soon be
extensive changes made in tho Interior
Department among the emp oyces, on
personal or political grounds.
Itisuow settled that Prince Frederick
William Unscr Fritz will certainly at.
tend the Philadelphia Contannia Eyhi-
bition. 1t is also stated that hi. eldest
son will accompany HIM
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supply OF Gold and silver Cut OH
Body Ofa TOnnG and Beautiful WO-
man Found.

LEAXENwORTH, October H.-The
body of young and beautiful woman,
aged about twenty-five years, was found
in the river here to-day. The corpse was
richly dressed, wearing purple silk
dress and jet breast pin aud earrings. In
the pocket of the dress was found apocket
book containing $40 in money; also a
card caso containing cards bearing the
name Of VI. VI. Blackwell. a check tor
baggage to Leavenworth and II pass from
Chicago to Kansas City were also dScov-
cred in pocket Of tho dress. There is n
horrible mystery connected with the
affair, and the police will DO their utmost
to ferret it ont