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SPARKS FROM TME rELEoRAPs.

The Queen Of Holland Is seriously Ill.,
Robert Won Muhl, the German statesman and
political economist. 10 dead.
About sixty Mormon missionaries have passed
through Omaha ;hs wees bound for different portions
OF the cNunly.
Ptctou n s.. suspended payment yesterday Their La
bIhties are ABOUT t3O,OOO.
Philo l.. Schoville of Rochester was last night
struck by passing train ana so completely out TO
pieces that Ills remains had to De shOyeled up.
The Republican MayOralty primary meetings
In Providence last evening resulted IN favor OF Mayor
DoYo, nine Of the ten wards eecting delegates IN his
favor.
closed ON Thursday night by cold weather several
steambOats are reported frozen up between hoOrhead
and winnipeg.
small pox has been raging for the At three
weeks In Ellenvl lc. Uls county, The cases have
averaged twenty an the time, and number OF them
have proved faia
Ira =. Goldthwait, a ped Her Of Yankee no.
tons, committed suci ie m Nmhna ~ ~. Neste' aAv
Clde few weeks ago 10y drowning,
Tho Rev. =. Y. MGMasters. u. -, LID, REQ
tor OF ChHsl Church 81 Paul, hun,, and wo known
sckuesH
The residence of Mr.. Hatcher. near Hooper.
DOIgc county, nsns. was burned on luesdHY al ott.
Gre 10 Tho house THIS The SC ,n house Hatcher has
had DurnOd over his head thIs fan
While Mr.. George Davis was driving through
Western avenue m Giouoesicr Mass, le'crly Ai e..
daughter ~ George uarHn over ami ins"htlI
killed. anu Mr.. Davis was thrown out Of HE wagon und
rec wed very severe iuJ"res.
Manton Heard aud Robert A. Pearson, who
Pa cashier ami teier OF the hudr Island lonal blnk
emDclzled t23OuOO OF the funds of lha institution ahd
N NJ. have bcen pTi,nel bJ the President .aa ~ q
! discharged yesterday
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THE WHIsKEY FRAUos.
some Doubt as 10 the Indictment OF t!ct
BabcOck aud Ory!i Grant.

s.omc Doubt as 10 the Indictment OF t!cn,
Hnb"Ock aud Orv!i (.raai.
WAsHINGros. Nov. 5.-The despatch pub
lished this morning to the effect that the Grand
jury At 81 Louis had found indictments against
Gen. BahcOck and Orvi Grant created intense
excitement here. Attorney General PieTepont,
who has been kept thoroughly advised as TO tha
progress Of the whskey fraud cases ia 81.
Louis, received two teleVrams Yesterday giving
the names of persons who had DOen indicted
hut III no case has an alusiun been made to
Gen. BabcOck or MIR. Orvil Grant. Snould such
have been found tue ATTORNEY Il enordl believes
thar he would assurcdly h. we been advised by
the United ates Attorney, in accordance with
the practice IN these cases ana the special in-
structiois that have been given Tor the guidance
OF the prosecuting officers. The Hon. DlufOrd
Wilson, solicitor of the Treasury, makes sub
stAntially the same 81 ,tement.
Gen. Batcock being spoken to on tho subject
this morning. said that he did not care to take
any notice OF the rep RI unless 1t should be ver-
flied.
ST. LOuIs. Nov. 5-Col. John McFal, late
United states Riuger here, who recently wrote
a very high sounding letter to the Treasury De-
partment ON the suffice Of his removal from
OFF g. appe red in the United States Distri I
Court to day, and, Withdraw ing his plea Of not
guilty 10 four indictments pending against him.
ueadpu gulitN
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NOT DOWN ~ TnE INNS.


Harris Theatre Last Evening.
James White. nm cXprcssman Of G2 Will
liam street bought a hrty-cent ticket for the
entertainment in Josh HATS Eagle Theatre last
evening, and then coully sat down IN the best
sl.5O reserved seat he could select. When the
usher politely requested NJ. White to give up
the seat to those who mad secured 1t, that gem
tlemAn said he'd see him fur'der nrst, that he'd
paid his money to see the show, an was agoin
tp see IL. A second usher also tried to persuade
James to vacAte and the two tried to null him
out. Thereat he gave one an attack of hemorr-
b ,ge at the nose, aud then pO iceman was
summoned but he, sin-lc-handcd, W : unable
to get possession Cf the seat. lie sent for as-
sistance, and one Of his brethren of the force
entered, and the two put White out bY IN in
force, but he took most Of the seat with him.
A sparrow couldn't sit comfortably ON what re-
nsincd. The eNi rcsaman Was tab n to the
Thrtcth street police station. and there the
bleeding usher made charge Of assault aud
battery and disOrderly conduct. Lock him
up said Sergeant lIammoni. Them. II !
can see the show, | want my any cents, said
Mr.. " hlte, AS h sadly went back"
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The rhunaercr ON Financial shnm..

LoNDoS, Nov. 5.-Thc Times IN its finan-
c article this morning dcnounces the opera
lions Of the Cooperative Credit bank rs a scan
Gal aud a disgrace 10 the city, strongly ntimit-
ing that II Is sNinding the public. BY Gnt ot
It's uncomfortable audacty and an unscrupu-
lows dissemination Of puts, II fosters schemes
like the keukuk aud Kansas tlly Railway,
which asks for a loan Il two and a half million
dollar. wnen It WAS ordered To he sold for debt
last MAY.
The f"ilpTe II DR.. Strousberg. the great roll
way cuntr rtor, seriously threatens Russian
commercial credit. Many failures have already
OccuTreu. The banks Are In "A state of fear,
which reacts ON the London money market.
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COLLEoE STUDENTS ~ rRoUBLE.
Ten Of Dartmouth's Boys Arrested on Charge
of DisOrdcriy Conduct Four Hundred ot
their Classmates Fastening to the Rescue.

thetr tIusHhnuteH W WV hAtH'"f'
PLYMourH, N. H., Nov. 5.-There was
quite an excitement at Hanover College this
morning. caused by the arrest Of ten or twelve
Of the students. ON Ftday aud Saturday the
students attended an auction sale of books at
the store Of J. II. Parker, and, a. he claims, be-
hhved In an unhecoming manner. breaking win
dOws, furniture, &C., and assauting himself and
clerk. Dr. Parker obtained II dictmcnts against
ten Of the students, aud bat night sheriff raber
OF Hanover, assisted by sheriff Newell OF Haycr-
hill. called at the rooms Of the students Mt one
o'clock. and requested them to get M and &C.
company him. Tie request was complied with,
and they were locked NJ until this morning.
They were then taken TO the cars at Norwich
Station, and brought to Plymouth for trial.
ABOUT four hundred or more ~ tho students ac-
Companied the coach cont lining the prisoners
TO the station, cheering ana scrCoching Hll the
way, aud only about six were left to attend
chapel service. Mr. Parker, the plaintiff. arrived
at the depot soon afterward, Intending to take
the train to Plymouth, but the boys remaining
hustled him into the depot. showed him into the
ticket Onice. aud locked the door, keeIing him
there until fter the train had loft. Ihis after
noon, AT preliminary hearing, the students
gave bonds for their appearance at the March
term Of the court Mt lIuyorhiil and were released
from custody.
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THE cOUNTERFEITER M,GRATH.
The Fireman that was Engaged by Capt.
Clark for tho oien mer Indiana.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5-Not long since the
New York division the United States Secret service
Department arrested a number of counterfeiers, one
OF whom was James McGraih leader Of a notorious
gang Issuing bogus coin. McGrath escaped from jan
In New York subsequently TO the tal uf one OF the
cOunterieiters. Ab ut week he tried steal
passage - Europe On the ste Iner Penn lyan4 by
slONng himself away In the cosl bunkers, Dut dis
dD or two ago Capt. Clark Of the steamer Indiana.
Nas HpprDarncd by man VINO reprt hented that a
TREND of his wanted to take passage In tue Indiana
bui he had money ana wished TO Work his way
~ fireman. The Captain Tecolet ting the rcqucs Of
We score service oicer directed the man 10 sehd his
fnrtd along and u would be all Rh Mc6 6rath proved
" ut the Nuuu-be brennan. lie only uiAde his apDt
sh,c asnor me oeioIe The yesse was ready to steam
uu hnn hen h. WIS clliCd IN the captaln room and
init guced 10 Capt Drulnmond, VINO TOOK him INTO
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BROOK l. ~.

Thomas Hay, a plumber, of 3l1 Atlantic ave
nur BROOKLYN, went 10 Waldron. \. J 10 collect bill
OF $50. On Monday morning he took return train 60
New York and teleRraphud to his wife that he would
be home that evening he did not come and Is missing
Mr.. X. c. Stearns was appointed canvasser IN
the lhird Election District OF the Nineteenth ward
OF BROOKLYN where worth was counted IN, but he was
not sworn In. nor did he serve. MIR. Cameron having
been substituted for him. Mr. Stearns says that the
record will verify this assertion.
Counsel for Joseph Loader, indicted for per-
fury with the Beecher II tp make
motion CouTt Sessions to-day for the appOint
ment OF a commission to take testimony In behalf of
client He IL also to ask the Court not to consider
the late argument to quash the indctm'ht
In payment Of an election bet, Franz Manner
wheeled W. L. Powers three times around niock In
Brooklyn Yesterday Ia wnerlbarrOW Nhumer was
decorated with .ed white and blue sash and Power.
MAS wrapped in the nag OF his country. nfe and
drum drew attention 10 the procession, and smal boy
carried placard on winch were inscribed the terms Of
the wager. Powers bet on Schroeder.
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ANorHrR TAR LEoicY.
The United states Government Suing the Es-
tate ofn Dead Miilicunire How n wealthy
Cnrprt-Bnuger Escaped the GnIiows.


BosroN, Nov. 5.-In the United states
Circuit Court ON Tuesday the suit OF the United
States against Oakes Ames and Oliver Ames, ex-
ccutors Of Oakes Ames, and Peter Butler. Of
Quincy was called. The complaint details the
condemnation Of the RI Roy, steamer that
was loaded with cotton IN the rebel territory In
1866 the cargo bcinr l,le0 bales. suit
tered In the Dist.ict Court Of New Orleans for
the forfeiture Of tho weasel and cargo to the
United States. and A. s Mansfield, OF New Or
leans, gave bonds in sJ5OOO for the release Of
tho ,rrp Tho cotton and stcamt r were con
demurd by the Court. and Mansfield was or
dered to pay f9O4.gSS.,s, with costs. and i've per
cent. interest but neither Mansfield nor bis
suretes ever paid the monet re lie eSecutor; 1t
the suit, ON the ground .hdt they were cOpart-
ners Of Mansn Id.
In the latter part Of the war, Mansfield, "a
partner and agent In New orleans Of Oakes
Ames and Peter Butter, made Immense
sums OF money In the cotton traffic. Among
Mansueld's transacti9u1, either on ms own
the purchase Of the captured blockade run.
ner Reu Jacket, whose hauc was changed
to Shooting star. THIS vessel was insured In
Boston for slOl,OO sum for In excess Of her
value, and was wrecked shortly after the tnsur-
tnco under very stispi, iuus circumstances. One
Hall. a detective, having nren empl9Ye J, pro.
cured from McKaig, tue chptain OF tue lost
steamer a confession that he had been brbed
by Mansfield with $1,000 to cast away the yes
| sell Mansfield was thrn hepubhcan candidate
| for the United Staies senate. lie wns urrested
| ana held without Oail, the punishment OF the
| offence being death. The United states author
| tiles were tIdy 10 pr0secu ing th. case, ana the
The Hostnn insurance companies were Into.
| rested In the Shooting star TO the amount oil
| fl0,OO each. MIR. Ames, for whose benefit the
| vessel had been Insured, aiterward paid Iva X
| some Of the insurance money, and the loss OF
tue vessel was allowed t. i4pse into oblivion
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John ID. Barry, aged 49, = clerk In NcDnnrld's
grocery, NcAak avenue BrulENick rtr ct Jersey
City, has Decn missing since the 10th uf October.
The Delaware, L1ckawanna and Western Rail-
road Company was nned tlO aud costs IN Newark yea.
terday for not placing nagnlan at stree crossing
MANY residents OF Unton Hin have since ihe
abolition Of the bible from the puzzle schools with.
drawn thei. children from school. The agitation OF
the question IL probably far from having reached an
end mretngs Of the representatives OF both sides
Of the question are TO be held.
Gov. Bedle has given tho following named
commissions IN the National Guard Madison Drake.
Camp ON stan Of Gen. de Hart Edward r. Dc
Mott Paymaster. Fourth Regiment Flnlay A, johnson.
Judge Advocate, First Regiment; Leon j. r. irrose.
Captain. and Enil Ketchain Flrst Lieutenant. Com
pany r. First Regiments Thomas FairserVice. CAPTAIN.
Lewis PeAder, First lieutenant and JOhn G.. ushleT.
second Lieutenant, Company II, second Regiment.
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wnar DIR. HowanD cRosBY saw.
A sample of the Swcnting TINT II Done In
the Police Trint Chamber.

the Police Trint Chamber.
I'm his drawing room ut 1lG East Six tccnth
street Yesterday the Rev. Dr. Howard Crosby,
Chancellor Of the University Of New York, said !;
"In University place. on Thursday. the 2Sth Of
October | saw Onicers Reed and Mulcahy OF
the Thirtieth street police, aud, about twenty
feet IN front OF them. q man who, though so
distant from them, seemed 70 be their prisoner.
As approached the trio the prisoner descended
into the basement liquor store at IL Unlversiy
place. The officers proceeded slowly until they
had passed the third house beyond the saloon.
Ibere theS lOunged for several minutes, OBJ
viuuslY waiting for their prisoner. Ihey then
entered the saloon, aud the door slammed pc
bind them. Ihey were IN tue saoou lrobaDD
three minutes When they came out their pIi5-
ouer was with them. They walked w unyer-
sity p .ce, following them, on the opposite SIDE
OF the way, until Eleventh street was reached.
md / initiated them. While was noting their
numbers ~ my morandum book the officers
Jumped OF the car. OGicsr Heed called on Sat
urday, the 30th, expressed ais sorrow ior what
power IA his behalf, In view Of the severity of
the sentence that mlgut Otherwise DO passe /
upou him by the Police Commissioners. lie
said that he went into the saloon 10 get cigar,
not Drink. II Id hIm that what he went into
the saloon for was Of no consequences Tor Dy
merely catering the sll. On, he had violated the
rules OF his service, ana shown that he " as an
Enthusiastically cOnsrrNator ot the punlic peace
hut that | would do any thing for him TINT might
be uroper. On Mondav the case was c .lleu IN
tue Ponce Cen raj Onice, uefore Commissioner
Ailtsell aud DisOecker. told my story but the
officers swOrc that they did not 90 into the
saloon
Reed" continued Dr. Crosby, was con
fused, inpTesslug me VITA the cuiisicti n that
IN swearing that he die Ms % into the saloon
he was Distinguishing the outer room frnm the
saloon Itself Commissioner Matsell bllntlS
told Reed anu Muicahy th 4 he telivVed they
wcir lyn.. CA ihur-dIyt the case having heru
adjourned, Nc appeuFod A. -ain before the & IN
mis il9crs, hu, ~ tho erd q three quarters %
an npur AuAm smith. the oricers' former prs
ticr, 10 Wig Jailed to appraf, thcre Was ~ecaiiu
adj Iputnmcnf. bave not been ere uftged hN
to, .cc. -- that lavc thus fir mes 10 my uoy,
toward the uuriuchuuu Oi tne puiiCS 4rce."
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THE Toss or rnE GEoRGE 5. HCNr
Nigbt of Terror IN one of the October
storms on the Atlantic.

The schooner George ;. Hunt, Capt. Dexter
OF Boston VAS abandoned on the 3lst ult. The crew
were by the Neutus from Bremen. capt. Dcxer
reports sailed from Boston oct 20 for savannah with
a cargo ot guano Had moderate eastcrly ~inds unu
thc 3Oth when It came On strong breez aud over
c4st. AiSl' NJ the wind shifted suddenly IN heavy
squal. carrying away the ihooom and fore and main
mast leaving the vessel who y unmauageable he iron
surOuus nud IRON cru~strcrs Cultng ana Chlnng the
yesses sides and botl"m 20 as 70 c.use Lcr TO leak
badly and ondaugtrng thc hycs of all Ou toard. Hal
diuul, JuD TO clear ht wreck Oh account OF the on
rlsLg on the mailin-Hi whoa orc the port channels
on thr mast gat under tie BOTTOM pounding tear
fully ana TIE sea maxi Gle sweep over the vessel
20 that could do much, the ter pouring INTO
the after cabip anu storc room damaging all o. our
prOysons Al dsYnght on the 3lst We saw tue Ncntus
10 lcrWArd made signal Of distress ana was answered
from her our vessel leaking from goo TO 800 pr kes
hour and gaming us, anu the thp having hove 10
under our lee abdndontd my yessc Tor the safety Of
all hands nnd was faken un ard the Nentus by Capt.
1heo0ald, and brought 10 hlH port The Geo >. hunt
sixteen years ola iO2 tohs burden ana owned BY
y. Gibson Of East boston.
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rifL ON WOHlD'S AEWs.


sultan of Turkcy.
vienna, Nov 5.-Ihc Neuc Freic Pressc
OF this ci,Y saws that Iguaten. the Russian Min
ister ~ COnstantinople, has had an interview
with the Grand NiLier, In which he threat med
All armed Intervention Of tho great powers " the
Turkish pers 1cution Of the Christi ms continues.
Sr PETERSBURG, Nov. bit II scmi-oncialiy
announced that Russia has ut no comm ntc -
ton regarding Turkey To the slgnatoTies uf the
treaty of ParIs as reported. ync good under
standing aud the continued exchange OF views
between the powers render such couinunica-
ton unnco oCssdry.
COhsTANTINOPLE. Nov 5-Gen. Ignatien. the
Russi II Ambassador. had 4 long interview with
the IN mlladuinistration OF the country. the dis
content of the populations the dil .pi q .tiOn Of
The finances, and the consequent urgency OF Re
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Major-Gen. Judson Kilpattick delivered his
new lecture. The Irish Soldier" before very large
audience in the Cooper Institute. last evening for the
benent OF the Catholic Institution Of Mercy. Having
graphically described the struggles OF the Irish people
against successive foes from tue Romans 20 the Brit
ah and he enforced exodus to fOregl lands OF thou
Of lsh soldiers who 0ecame the heroes of NAL
paQuet and many other equally well contested helds,
G@n Fitzpatrick devoted numerous plthy paragraphs to
the irish Warriors of the Revolution His fOrceful Ella
ton vi the capture OF stony Point by Mad Anthony
Wayne Irish American, received with applause
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WAsHtNGToN, NOV. 5.-lhe respective coun-
sci IN the $1,000 Treasury robbery the Perry burglary,
ana the SAY der release cases NAL test case th week
regarding the legality OF the Grand Jury, which In.
vowed tue question whether one OF the jurors was un
der siNtyuNr years Of age ts required ~ law. The
petit jury to-niRa. after heing in tner room six or
seven hours. rcndcrtd verdict questioning the legality
of the Grand jury thus confirming the indictments Ia
Iue .bONs.n amel cases
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First race, selling race three-quaIter mile
Leandcr eOO. 100, 90 Matte w.. Josie D.. McDanlelsl
l75 10 80 Atoturus 100, 5O 30 Vanderbilt, So 70 TO-
second. handicap. mile aud three quarters Rhada
lnthus. 23O 800. lOO Madge. 10 Cerns tSicDanels)
l75. $40, s5i weatherDy. 100. l6O 10 shyock go TO-
10; Lelsps 40, 90, 25
Third race members cap one mile Big SANDY, 800,
20p 1905 ahyuek, 900. ljO 50 survivor 100 100, 90
Nettie b., no. 10. 25.
RhAdamanihus. so, 200, 80; Madse, whe Burke Nc.
Danirl's), 600 100 2h EgVp 100 H. 2O Leanurr, OO,
40, IS; WeatnerOy, i25 49, 49, Arc urus. 49, 40 10.
flflh race, ktrepe chAse-ltesuute, 800, 200. 100
Div To- 275, 1870. w; Usage, 24O 100, 7O Boz, lJO
100.
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Senator John c. Jacobs OF brooklyn last even
inE announced tha lac had discovered a mi~ AXE
In the offcal election returns which, he SAYS,
nj Ikc- his election over james Civanagh a Ger
taintt. ihe returns snow that IN the First Dis
tnct OF the twenty thirl ward icOhs received
l'S vrte- and Cav liagh 3ll making total Of bSS
VO,es. The registry ls oui tal and the vote u
id To- have been oaly 81 votes The returned
vYie IS atOut seventy more than was given 10
the state ticket. Iuis error, which MI. Jacobs
says is simply cleric II, Will give hiu majority
Ot thirty. nine votes over Cayanagh without any
ltures being added to the vote returned IN his
favor IN the questioned dis fict. The mistake,
he aays occurr q bv the writing 81 three for a
two. Mr. Ciyanagh's friends maintain that he
Is elected 10y about sixty ono majority.
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TIE RESULT OF TIE COUNT.
BTG ELOW'S M.fJORTTT TNCREISED
10 SIATEEN IHOUS.IND.
The Republican Majority IN the Assembly
Reduced TO Ten A Revolution In Suffolk
County John G. Jacobs Elected senator.

Reduced 10 Ten a Revolution In suffolk
County John &. Jacobs Elected senator.
Reliable returns of Tuesdays election in
this state come in slowly. but enough has been
received to show that jigelow's majority will
reach 1000, and possibly eo much higher The
Albany Argus claims l0,Ns with the prospect Of
a further Increase. The corrected returns OF tho
vote In this city add 2,3l3 TO the Democratic
maj )rity, and a small iucrease H. shown In
Kings county. SUFFOLK county, which two years
ago gave 047 Republican majority, this year gives
Bigelow a majority Of about $50, a Democratic
gain Of over l,0O0 and elects Samuel u. Gardiner
to the Assembly over Nath IN ID. Petty.
Later returns also Indicate the election Of the
Hon. John G. Jacobs to the Senate from the
Third District, and decrease the Republican
majority IN the Legislature to ~ on joint ballot.
Below are the latest figures
Gilbert lRepD for Senator, from the Twentieth
District, II reported elected by Il majority.
with the town OF Wilmurt, llerldmer county,
to hear from, the vote Of which can only sligutly
affect the result.
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An unknown man was taken sick In Farrelrs
liquor store. at Horao and Washington streets yester.
day. He ded wnile being taken 90 tho Charles street
police station lie was about fOrty-nYe years OF sge
i've feet seven mad fun pesrd and mOustache, cut
close blAcK hair mixed with gray a white knit
under shlr red flannel SHIRT brown vest, BLACK pes.
cket, blue trousers. one galirr and one oxford Tie
Shoe. Whlle cotton sOcka, and fcll INT
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AuInvem,ration Abou, Ended.

The Assembly Committee on Crime spent four
hours yesterday In proving by police captains' tesu
mony that there many licensed nauor stores In the
city that frequcnted BY thieves. Not OF the
captains had been questioned by Excise nsnec
tor concerning the character OF any liquor dealer n his
precinct Comms soner Stiner testified that the
concerning himaef told 20 the committee by Mrs Annie
Coleman was false lie had not authorized any body
receive money for him az compro Mise OF the Excise
COMMISSIONER suit against Mrs. Coleman.
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An Elcventh Avenue Trnrcdy.

Coroner Eickhon was called Yesterday to take
the antc-mortem deposition Of AlDertlna Bogcn.
schwartz " 7S4 Eleventh avenue. who was suffering
IRON Inflammation Of the brain resulting from injuries
NJ the hauua OF one Sebelt Ia July last IN dispute
about ~ cents that he Ow her. She WAS dennOus
the Cor arrived ana her d. p IsOn could not
be taken. sne II not expected to recover.
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A Jury EIgh, 10 TMn.

Coroner kessler took testimony Yesterday
solee'h'ns III death OF the child Of EizaOelh Dono
vAh' Ase'ahi empoyed by Mrs. Buckley. of 1872 East
torIytighth street The mother 4. only sixteen y,ars
Sa 1,eS ~ & an iirhdcss kiYht 0f the lurlrs eerthrd
.. t"V ul n'1 the InOihCT lid not Intend 10 de-
EloJ zoe MA Two were not 30 sAtlfhed Coroner
eft2y6O0 UaI. Wv '' S"' "''u 401loS ~ uei1ui
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The inquest In the case OF Anton Bechtold,
the latest victim the Tenth avenue Licensed Ven
dcrs gang. was concluded yesterday. The testimony
told the story Of the Invasion Of the ball Forty
nrst street by gang of rOughs, their nsOence. and
the assault urOn the proprietor MI Bechtolas daugh
ter and other Witnesses iuentlhcu FRANK urnt, ven
der, who has m Sling sing IA the one who
struck the fatal blow. The verdict Was against liurns
lie held. Alexander Kennedy ana John II. Greene.
Who were arrested with him. we're discharged.