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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-23
SPARKS FROM rHE rELEGRAPH.

Josiah Bardwell OF skinner & Co., well known
In cotton circles, died In Boston Thursday night
q. ID. Neroutsos & Co, merchants OF London
and Manchester. nave failed. Tnelr liabilities are baid
to ne t260,OOO
Tho Bostons defeated the Chioagos in Boston
YESTERDAY II ot Game was called al the end OF the
seventh inning on account of darKneas.
The Rev. Nathaniel T.. Hall, for forty years
pastor OF the First Parish Unitarian Church mn
ter Mass, died on Thuraday night. aged 20 years.
Yesterday afternoon, on the Riverside range
In SHyrc Pa. Capt. H. 4. Coleman, Of the Amercan
ride team made IN eight shots ~ ont OF possible iO
~ loo yards range.
The Post Once Department has decided TO
ord'r railway postal car service hetwren Pittsburgh
and 81. Louis via the Panlandle aud NAndAliA route
passing through indianapolis,
There Is some excitement In OlneyVilIe, n. l.,
the death Of rnard Padin, Aeged 10 have been
caused by physicans blunder In admtnlsterirg NOR.
phine by mistake for quinine.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has
decded hat welss beer i similar tormented liquor to
ale porter, and lager beer, and subject to Of el
per barrel OF thlrly'one gallons.
The body OF a young lady WAS found on the
besen OF Lake hichigan, near Grand Haven. she Is
supposed to be the daughter OF Capt Scott OF Cleye
land lost with the propeller Equinox
The Northwestern Gas and Water Pipe Com
pAny at bay CITY Mich, has lied. The liabilities are
tl30O00 bat their assets are not stated Baley Or
ton, hardware merchants OF tho same place, have also
oiosed ,her doors
The Standing Committee OF the Diocese OF
DR.. McLaren, BlshOp.elect OF Illinois the Rev. Dr.
Brow u. Bishop elect OF Fond Du Lac and the Rev DR.
LcciestOn. Bishop elect OF lows.
Arthur 3, Johnson, tho Oldest citizen IN Ith4-
ca dleo ou Thursday sEed 81 years. He Tor long
many Other positions of high trust. lie the
highest oMoere IN the Masonic oTdeT ot Ihs stAte
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BROOKLYN.
MusIc In Prospect PARK a. a.sO p. N. to da.

Music In Prospect Park ut $3.50 Z. H. to day.
A member OF the Fort Green Club Will under
take TO walk ten miles Ia hundred minutes In Pros
pect Park this afternoon.
In Daniel DOughertV. the playing card makers
house IN Union street BroO4lVn, the 1Otn INST nre
destroyed $500 wor Of upholstery IN the back parl0r
The flames spread from gls Jet
The BROOKLYN Education Board yesterday
passed resolutions IN reference to the death VI Levi H.
faron, and resolved 10 attend the funera from hl late
residence 3Jl Union street, tomorrow afternoon,
Alderman Daniel O'Cennell, who is a candi-
date for Tetlectlor In the Ninfh MAro, Il one OF
Kingsley ana Keeneys men. and strong EFFORTS
ing made BY hls opponents 70 return MIN 10 the quor
business.
Patrolm y Joyce OF the Tenth Precinct who
was sentenced by Justice Moore To twenN.nne days ln
jan tor shooting and killing an escaping prisoner
expelled from the Bro0kJn police force ny tue Com
msaiuners yesterday,
The Rev. DR.. David Swing Of Chicago is to
preach to-morrOw IN the ionpklns Avenue COnEreRa
iiOnai Church, HOme effort mas Oeen u.de 10 . cure
HIN a. permanent pastor, but no successful result
has been made known.
Mayor Hunter has appointed Charles A
Townsend, Dwight Johnson eIJuuRe Greenwood ana
~ j. Van NOsrnnd 20 represent the city aud county IN
the investigation OF the anAr az the Fathush Lunatc
Asylum BY the state Commission OF Lunscy.
1t Is predicted that II James Howell is cleo ed
supervisor at Large Kings county this fail. there
win he no show Tor reform the Board OF Supervisors
The system of dOublc-headed city government go
into enc again this fal and all OF the Drmucratc
candidates tVT supervisors are notably lnierlcT men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-23
HOSoRS TO DR. KRACKOWIzER
A Memorial ueciinK In Eteinway Hall, mud
Its Beautiful Music nnd Impressive -er-
vlce--Au Imposing Floral Display.

A Memorial meeiinR In Hteinway Hall, mud
Its beautiful Music nnd Impressive SER
viocs-An Imposing Floral Display.
The lights burned blue and dim In stein
way Hall last evening, IA a multitude Of Ger
mans poured through the doors to honor with
music and speeches the name Of the great Ger
man physician. Earnest Krackowizer. At 8
o'clock every seat In the BODY OF the house was
nlled. and the galleries were packed.
The adornment OF the hail was elaborate.
Bands OF autumn leaves, yellow, gold. and crim-
son, were trailed along the front of the plat
form, and withered oak leaves dropped from
every conspicuous position. Heavy folds Of
or pc encrclcd tue pillars Of the platform chan
deliers, and the polished brass rods of every Ras
Jet were gloomy with the emblems Of mourn.
Ing. In the rear OF the stage were n vii
derncss OF green plPDts, OF long pend
dant palms, boxing, and arbor Wits, and In
the centte, on n heavily craped pedestal. wa-
n bust OF the late Dr. Krackowizor. Loops OF
aud costly exOtl' flowers bloomed ut each end
OF the stage. Heavy curtains OF Grape flowed
down over tue windows OF the boxes. The desk
was bound with mourning badges and sprIRs OF
evergreen encircled its lid
Among the notable occupants of the stsEe
were COnsul-General Schu naCher, the African
err, Julius Grosser, Willy Wall sch, Osv Id OF
tendorfer, Gen. Sigel, Gen. Aspinw-ll, Prof.
Ch .ndler, VIM. steinwsy. aud Carl Schurz.
Dr. ;s' y. Mnsssr' Presden, Of the tue Germ.n Social
whose auaplces tho memorial meeting was held,
spoke in euloey ~ tho life ana character OF the
late physician, and then introduced DIR. n.
Althof. He was followed by MIR. G. +. Hull aud
Carl Schurz.
Ihs musical societi s, the German Lleder-
kranz and Arion, rendered solemn dirges for the
rcpoae Of the physician's soul. Killers march
for trombones and horns, aud the Geister choir
Uhe spitits chorus) were exceedingly beautiful
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JOTrINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Register
To-day is the last. Register.
" "l58S."-Procure fresh papers.
Music In Central Park this afternoon.
"Edward."-You are entitled to n vote.
-. H."-You will have TO declare your inteu-
tions.
Register to-day. 1t Is the last chance you will
have before election.
Barnums Hotel. broadway and Twentie,h
street, Is 10 be cosed TO day.
DR. Seneca D. Powell has been elected Sur
geonNiaJor the stan Of Gen. Wilmer, flst Brgsaa.
n. G.S. Y.
NanaRer stuart Is delighted with the sucoees
OF the mighty Dol Monday night will be ~
nftietn IN tue Park Theatre.
Manager W . Stu IT Of the Park Thsatr.
Ward Beechsr os~ s0s"'' -.nru the Rcv. Hcsrf
..J.u iOughton at DelmOnIcos.
ine british General Post once IL returning
10 tut New York POst Ofcr large OF newspapes
sent from here with message aud initials writea On
the wrappers.
Clsra Linden, aged :, Of s.s3s Third avenue. was
run over anu killed NJ lSoth street and Third avenus
yesterday by grocery wagon driven Oy John Rein kea
OF ld1th street Renken was arrested
The lades' fancy bar Jar In the SiXty-ninth
Regiment ArmOry az Grand and Ludlow streets IN ala
Of ST. Francss HOsplta attracts many visitors thess
nne afternoons and evenings. II u 10 be kept opeA
smother fortnight. ~"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-23
POLITIC4L NOTES.

The Ninth District anti-Tsmmsny Democrats
nominated Peter Mortimer for the Assembly iast night
The anti .Tammany Convention Of the Twelfth
District have nomnAted John Monk for toe Assembly
night
Albert Etterch 10 the nominee for tho Assem-.
District. " '' s"'-
ODonovan Rosa was nominated for Alder
nations
J. II. Roe OF Frankford has been nominated a.
Republican Candidate Tor the Assembly from Sussen
cOunty N. J)
Edward s. Smith was nominated by the Demo.
Gratis " the First Assembly District Of Huoson county,
~ j., last night.
The German Independent Citizens Assools.
ton of tne Eighth District have nominated John Hardy
In the Third District of Monmouth county IN.
J, the Hon ". Y. ConoVer 10 the Democratic cAhdi.
date for Assembly
wm. II. Curtis received the Republican nomi.
nation for the Assembly 10 the seventh Dlstrict O(
KiISs county last night
The Young Mems Independent Club OF the
John sullivan for the Assembly. '"'
The German Indspendent Citizens Assoois.
nomination Of IIAcSeu and Phelps
The Democrats Of Passac county, N. j., have
nominated Daniel DemArest for Assenb ia the FifsI
and John sanderson In the second District.
The German Republican Association OF the
tsysn,9 p;5'f e., siy. aSmnaea C Al PEABODY fOr t6'
The John McNally First Ward independent
Assocsllon VIII support me Hon. Jo Morilssey ios
Senator, anf Mr. John Robinson for Alderman.
The Young Men independent Voters Of tho
seventh Ward Ogau1ed last evening and approved the
nomiuation Of MorrsseJ, HacEett aud Phelps Wv
DIR. H. +. Vosburg has been nominated for the
Assembly by he Tanmsny Democrats aud the anii.
custom hou'e Republicans OF the Nlnln 6IsIrict
., The Cassidy independent ASSOCIATION Of the
ruin ward Will vote Tor the county ticket headed dOhn
n hAckett ana the Hon John MorrisatJ Tor Senator.
Anthony Feehan was nominated for the A.
;Vy ;,emVy ny ne ant linn'nI p,morrl,s OF the to
OiVll Justice IN the seventh District.
In a Republican mAss IA Getting Ia Leila Hal n
the Twenty.nr ward, RrOOAyn, lisi night, Iul:1
COUCH spoke against James liowell, The nemoora
candidate for supervisor Al Large, and sad That
record exposed by rnR SUN ought 10 prevsQ. II
honest mon fr9u NoHng Tor him.
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NEW JERSEY.

The Union Hill Common Council yesterday
morning appointed Recorder Morgan Chef OF Police
Police Nath.ni Lundy. who murderously
Aasaulted Joseph Koch IN Wcenawken two months ago.
was convicted OF assault and battery 10 the Hudson
County Sessions yesterday.
Elias A. woodward, who twice shot Oakley A.
Stoll, wealthy Arper OF Fatorookvie. SUSSEX cOun.
~ on the ph inst Ia alteration about the use OF
horse has been released from the Newton jail bail
IN 1900. ktOll IL doing well.
John McGinnis, OF belmont avenue, Jersey
city Heights has been miss ny frc home
l3tn met After receiving his wages amounting TO $50
he went away with Thomas Dowd. The latter returned
shortly afterward but could not give satisfactory
count Of the missing mans whereabouts. =
Mr.. Lang shean. the reyiyalist, and Mr.. o. X.
StockWell, Secretary OF the Rairoad Branch OF the
Young hen's Christian AksOcauon will speak TO the
railroad employees OF the Pennsyly ania RarOao In the
Warren street freight house, jersey CITY, tomorrow
aIternOon. sankey's revival hymna viii be sung.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-23
MRS. BRIrTEN,s LECrURE.
A womsn's Defence OF the Believers In
spirttuaiism.

A womsn's Defence OF the Believers In
spirruaiism.
Mrs. Emma Hardingc Britten addressed
the Liberal Cub last evening on The Religious
and Scientific Aspects OF Spiritualism versus
Mediomania." Sne skstohed the history Of
modern spritualism. defended IL against the
attacks Of Prof Frederic Marvin, Of the faculty
OF the Free Medical College for Women. who. Ia
two lectures lately delivered, proposed TO treat
all spiritual mediums as utero-rna naniacs with
doses OF assafRtida and spirits Of ammonia !;
claimed for the mediums OF modern spiritual
ism equal rank with tho prophets. apostles,
saints, and martyrs of Judaism and Christiaaity,
and asserted that IL was the new dispeDs ton
OF the Almighty to man, proving TO aud con-
vncing him OF tn Z which eccleaiasticism In the
form OF Christianity had failed To do, the Inn
mortality Of the soul. She denied that ppiritu-
slsm was the friend OF free love or the sup
porter OF any doctrines that assalled the insti-
tuition Of marriage or the sanctity OF the moral
law, and claimed that its adhorsnts and be-
heyers IRE among the cultiv ted, scientific, and
aristocratic circles OF society In every country
OF Europe.
Mrs. Bntten Ia n nne orator, with ready flow of
good English. and rare powers OF satire, reasu n
ing. nd persuasion. Her DresenCs Ia command
iug. and her voice sympathetic.
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TAMM1NY,S RIOTERS.
Apprebepsive Of the Hon. John Morrissey's
Innuence among the Workinemen, John
kelIy's Tools Assail them with Brickbsts.

Apprehensive of the Hon. John Morrtssey's
Influence among the Workingmen, John
keliy's Tools Assail them with Brickbsts.
The anh-Tammany workingmen OF tie
Fourth Senatorial District met In RUTGERS square
At evening to approve the nomination OF tho
Hon. John Morrissey for Senator. Mr.. Joseph
Muller presided. Mr.. Morrissey addressed the
assemblaee. He said that the nomination had
sought him, and not he the nomination; but
that he had accepted H. and would adhere to
that acceptance, and do all In his power to do
feat tho one-man power which rules Tammany
HALT that he had come before the people as the
peoples candidate, and would remain In that
position until the end Of the campaign.
The meeting was largely attended, and was
evidently In sympathy with the remarks OF Mr.
Morrissey, but thore was ring Of men gathered
on the outskirts Of the crowd who frequently
interrupted him with loud groans and catcalls I;
and several stones were thrown at him. In
spite Of this MIR. Morrissey continued speaking,
and his rem irks were greeted with 4 shower OF
stones, Jumps Of GOAL, and brick. Several OF the
Chinese lanterns were broken. and tho miseiles
felt 80 fast that Mr. MOrrissey quit the stand.
Major Montgomery then attempted to speak,
and was also asssailed. The confusion had
grown so great that the few policemen were
pOweriess 10 quell II, and the meeting broke up
In great disorder.
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1nE END or rHs SCANDAL sUIrs.


District Attorney Britton appeared be-
fore Judge Nelson yesterday and, holding
bunch OF indictments in hts hand. said
u hs Court please b.; cces nv prseM,c. M yns PER
whenever there was su IN Ictmcnt pending the trial
which would 70, suI csIss ,,. %c's sars no; rssu, IN
. Il S THIS \, :Ts :. iGynss @ Sp
sIsRHs ..sSss sSeesr tic o secures
be sSouis b g o,sa have issii%.ss ,nausSss
interests but those Of ins sTsrcsI,s people
81. ,ccr, sns sseXpss %sy O., =. scO:
conc S.lon .. g b. dS,I q /. the p.e.s,.s.
that asss pfoseaS u ca ci Tie rscoe
against Mouton. which I. an indictment for seEed
Hs' .isla' g s. sss sd mfss Court
srSsS S% S W. @ s
done him BY the People should they after ipdictns
s ssi,pS 70 "nScs esss. ne
TIC eoceas % sas hd.s wSon Se of aSs
people demsnds should De proseeyiei Tor the punih.
any demand s On ,SscSs esasd Cy
'SpS 81 & e 20 ., % ~ 10 sS &c "a s1% o %
.5s, ~ As Ss.G1 h.s t, s
,ss proper ofcer feOressntns them sad II The SETON
record Of nolls 10 TIE % rebt furnishing pers
peo.ecution under the indieimeut W '"''' " '"'
This my oslboIs,. jassnen,. after long and care
dHAnprUVnl tt
tcrtan didcret view, sm prepared to adop; aud
upon Its superior judgnent repeat that ash TO- en-
order OF this Court directing nols In this csse.
Justice Nelson's reply vast
The motion granted. think II proper 10 say that.
recognizing that toe questions Involved in .uca
rect largely the gnent and discretion he or
ecutOr Tepfcsenag people, in this particular
the views and the proposed pur
by the District Attorney proper and CONNIE nd
themselves Judgment ~ far and Just exercise
Of discretion necessarily vested Ia The clerk
will make TIL proper entry.
Mr. BTitton-I make . similar motioa 10 the case of
the People against Mouton, for alleged libel against
lady OF ihis community.
Judge Nelson -T1at motion IL aiso granted.
Mr Britton-f have stil smother motion Of the
kind of the People against Tton tor alleged
libel against the Rev Henry Ward Beccher
Judge Nelson n1hat motion 10 granted likewise, and
the proper entries will be mAde.
The scandal is thus taken out OF the courts,
except so mucn OF II as Il Involved In the In
dictments for perjury against Joseph Loader
and John j. Price, tue upholstorers. These in
dictments are to he tried next month.
Mr.. Nouiton was out of town yesterday. A
member OF Plymouth Church last evening
spoke OF the District Attorneys action with
pleasure, and added that MIR. Beeoher was very
maCnanimous not to press tho ina 'ctments. and
had acted like n Christian gentleman In allow
ing 11lton aud Moul ON to 20 free. "Now." con-
tinued he, ~ THE sUs will only let us have
peace we will he content. 1 can't understsud
why Rj,OO0 people want To read that paper"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-23
A RuaI TheriricaI Rirm.

Jarrett Palmer arc not only giving Engish
operate Performance In Booths Theatre every even.
ing but arc hard at work everV day preparing FoI's
new honday pantoInine for public representation on
neIt Monday night They have also orgAulEsd COM
bination OF their dramatic company and prominent
members Of the Union square Theatre force. which
will visit the principal New England towns, with the
Two Orphans - an attraction. The Shakespe AreAu
impersonations OF harry sullivan IN Boston and the
pageant Of Henry "" ~ the Walnut Street TheAtre
Philadelphia under their direction. Tue Hans Won
Buiow concerts In the hu ic Hall, BoAlon, are Deing
given their conduct and the purchase of aIother
large steamer. 10 run to RockawSy next summer on
alternate trps with the plymouth Rock, tho latest
direclon Of Their busness enLerprise.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-23
BROOkLYN 70 BE COyTERTsD.
Everything Ready for meedv suN SANKEY'S
HrooLlxu Rsvlxal

Sanksy reached Brootlvn last evening, and be-
became the gueet 90 W HcwnHIns. Moody IL ex-
pect day. The services begin in the RnS to.mor
morning at $40 o'clock and there Will be second
meeting Mt. Moody and ssnkey will take charge OF
the mceuns The chorus OF $50 voices Ia TO be trained
ny Sankey aud books fresh from the pre-s aining
the hymns, purchased for the sngt n yesterday
There to be TOO chairs on the platform $50 of whion
are TO be occupied ~ N nlsers. large number OF
the clergymen viii by special request attend tho
ing services but nom Will ne called to assist uuess
thtre overflow meetings. The Rink has ted
up eatly, and Il satisfies the committee IN every
tte doubt IA expressed about ia acoustic prop
ertles. One hundred Ca istlAn u unR
users MOODY and 6anksy do not receive paw for their
lzDvrs Their expenses are defrayra Dy the committee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-23
FUNERAL PARrY,s FRIGHr.
A Graveyard Mystery that Set the Railway
Pulse In n Fluuer.

A Graveyard Mystery that Set the Railway
Pulse In n Fluuer.
curiosity seeker stumbled over a pile OF
fresh esrth in the RAILWAY cemetery on Monday, and
.awin he grave uncovered conn. He burned TO the
city, and In an hour the tradesmen talking the
subject over Opinions varied between the theory that
grave had been violated by body snatchers and tha,
murdered had been left there because the barsl
party frightened away Dlscu sion did not result
10 action noweysr and two days elapsed before seiton
ing at his employer. said. All dat fus, bout old
niger" MI Ran1olph explained that he received an
oraer on SATURDAY TO nnsh grave by noon for ner9
clan mad delayed the burial TO make poet mortem
exam nation. On sunday morning Mr.. Randolph saw
IN the grave was still unnllod. SupposnR that the
body hsd been Inferred elsevhere, he DID not look
again. Gabriel however saw the uncovered eUftn on
Monday afternoon. and nlled In the The bursi
rty had arrived late on sunday evening" and
frightened ny their ghosly imagnings that they
away after lowering tho body into the grave.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-23
THE xAJoB TO BE PROTECTED.
One Omcisi Who Doesn't Understand Addi-
dition, Divisien, and silence.

In the Third District Court. before Justice
Fowler. MAJOR Hsggcrty. the Assistant Corporation At
torner suddenly srosc while the CLERK wsscsiling the
caiendar and amid unusual stiffness the court room
ssid " desire prouced from insult yourr Honor"
What 10 IT, MAJOR Haggerty p Inquired the Justice
The nert tim. any nerrson vhispersnto my ear ths!
shall report him 70 youtT Honor and ask tue Court 20
protest me from Insult
"By all means Major Haggorty. You shall certainly
be prot ced Just name the pc eon 90 mo. aud l will
commit him. The tnat will do such q thing has
sense ot decency prcpreJ You shall be projected
Major HAxHrrty."
Major Hsggery sat down with q look OF conscious
itude vindiC ated while other indy dua
the eat not far from him. shrunk
within himself until he nearly ost 70 view his
clokues.
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CURIOSITIEs or CRIME.

Thomas Burke was stabbed In tue abdomen
by John Kelehsn In eight at e+d Monroe street ast
evening.
Edward Scheneber was stabbed in tho check
and left wrist BY Prank Setter 10 hsht 7s5 Tenth
avenue last night. Setter wAs locked up.
George Hermann, a German barber, was yes
terdAy rOmmitted 10 the PAsAc county (S. - jail for
with pslr OF shears
simon McMurray was sentenced to four years
IN State prison yesterday for the klug OF Wlnam
Doyle Al tpA Green~ch street on the 92d OF August
last hcMurrays wife, who was Jointly indicted with
him. was acquitted.
Burglars entered O'Brlen's coal once AZ I15th
street and First avenue yes.trdsy morning ana AZ.
tackled the safe cutt ng hole In they fOuna
only few valurss r tpers. The fellows might have
spared themselves much trouble II tney had noticed
that the door Of tho safe not zoe Eed.
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Th. suqpr Reba,. Dispute.

Messrs. ID. II. KnowlIon, Isaac odeil, and s. O..
Ogden. the gentlemen ippolnted by Collector Arthur
invest gate the sugar business organized in the Gus
tom House yesterday. Next week theJ will take the
testimony Of sugar renners and importers ana examine
pApe One Of the largest OF the bugar re-
inning house has announced ia willingness to let Ihe
experts examiLe its books private accounts The
big renBeries each turned out thOusAnds Of bar
rels Of sugar erport to the British market within
m laatG nj dav
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-23
EIGHTH WARD LIFE.
A CuiminstipG Trrxedv In a south Fifth Av-
enus Hoaseh Old.

enuo househotd.
Thomas Callahan. who killed his aged
mother at lso South Fifth avenue the
e9tn OF August, had bis trial yesterday.
Callahan WIS a dissolute young man. and
had frequently been under arrest. In No
vember last he enlisted In the regular army. but
In June he deserted and returned to bis home.
He then did nothing but drink and oarouse,
varying this by beating his mother every day and
occasionally abusing hts two sisters. On the
night OF the killInR he drove his mother and
sister out OF their miserable home. Inc sister
went to neighbor's house. out later In the
night the mother returned TO the room where
her 500 sullen and dangerous with liquor.
Neither of them was seen until next morning,
when Callahan was met In tho street carrying
some bedding and other articles which he said
he Intended to pawn, as he must have some
money. When the daughter arrived home she
found her mothe on the ,or dead. everything
In confusion around her. Callahan was convict
ed yesterday Of manslaughter IN the second
degree. Judge Barrett then sentenced him to
Yelfs state prison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-23
A Mu,d.r,y Pr,n.r,ng for D.a,h

Delaney, the convicted aOd sentenced MUIR
derer Of Capt Lawrence. yesterday expressed a desire
10 see Lawrences and upon being confronted with
him, desired to shake hands, asking whether the son
han my yhlbE hgahst hul anu saying mat ne hoped Tor
the sOns OrRN eness although he tDrlaney) old no xiii
hls father II s thought that the former mate OF
schOoner joseph h. Potts who quit the vessel the
day before she sailed from Port Johnston, MAS aso
murdered oy DELANEY a. the nate has mot since been
heard from. Delaney has given up hope saying that
no has no friends. lie occasionally Weeps bitterly
Father hcbhnrry, OF HempsteAd. 10 his spiritual Ad