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THE STREET CAR HIGHWAYMEN
One about to Retire from the Busincss for
the Coming Fineen Years.

stalwart, dark-complc xioned young
man, who now calls himself William Gleason,
but who Is known to the police as "Dg Doc, ="
was at the bar Of the General Sessions Yesterday.
On the evening OF Oct. 2. at bout ~ O'Clock, he
was standing on the rear platform OF Third
avenue car, whose conductor was waiting for
the starting signal. near the Franklin statue.
Mr.. Joseph Wolf, an elderly cloth merchant,
whose PLACE Of business ia at 20 Church street.
accompanied by his wife, stepped upon the plat
form. The Inside Of the car was nearly full and
Mr.. Wolf, after passing bis wife in, took place
on the rear platform, close TO Gleason. Then
he felt a tug at his watch chain, and saw Glea-
son snatchlng his watch. Grabbing the hand
and watch together. Mr.. Wolf cried out. Hands
OF therel" Instantly a stunning blow on his
left jaw knocked out tooth. and Gleason ran
away with a watch worth $15 Mr.. Wolf, as
soon az he recovered his senses after the blow,
pursued the highwayman. The latter, afraiu to
run, was easily OVertaken a. lie was taking
r. fuee In Theatre alley and MIR. Wolf, sezin9
him bv the collar, demanded the stolen watch.
The reply was another knockdown. and the
highwayinan, after hie victim was on the
q. und, fired pistol Mr.; Wolf thinks he saved
himself 10y lodging the ball While MIR. Wolf
was sprawling on the ground, and his wife, VINO
had followed, was shouting murder, the high-
wayman walked at quick pace to the end ~
the alley az Ann street. Then a saloon keepcr
asked him who fred the ustol Blamed If
know" he answered. aud Il rted on A tfiSk run
down Ann street, from which he ran through
N ssau to Fulton. Meanwhile Police Orirer
Gee. Van Buskirk, having heard the pistol shot,
discovered the prisoner running, and caught
him IN Fulton street
The prisoners counsel INSTRUCTED him to stand
mute when arraicued. aud at every step m the
trial the lawyer nterpuscd the objection that
the panels Of Juror, grand and petit, were not
properly Drawn, and hence thTt this could not
be "A LEGAL ttiI The objections to the panels
are that thoy were drawn by col. hOmas Dun
lap, dc tdctu Commissioner of Jurors, instead of
10y Mr. Dnugins TAYLOR, who is claimed to be the
dt Juft Commissioner. Upon this technical dc
fence al me The case was submitted to the jurv,
and they promptl, rendered n verdicf OF gully.
Tho lawyer took "A like course on the trial Of
sup icric nt ~ Indictment .guiLst TIE prisoner
for q fcluuious assault upon Mr. Wolf, and there
WIS another verdict II guilty. Upon the first
CONVICTION Recorder Hackett sentenced the
Prisoner to ten years m state prison. the maxi
mum penalty % tue law. and upon the second
the term of 1--WE years was imposed, ulso tue
lttttf 49, b.
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CANVAssIN0 THE vOTEs.
The Duties Of the Canyassers are Purely
Ministerial, not Political.

The opinion Of Corporation Counsel
whitney In relation to the protest against the can
vass OF the vote for Marine Court Justices was
received by the Aldermen yes erday. Mr.. whit
Dey holds that the Aldermen should canvass the
returns, their duties being ministerial, not judi
cial. The Aldermen then resumed the aDvass
OF the returns from the Fr-t Assembly Distinct
Before they had completed one election district
they were interrupted by Counsellor Wolf, who
last year claimed that he and Messrs. Toner and
Demorest had been elected Assistant Aldermen.
Mr.. Wolf said that uDoer the law afteen Alder
men should have been elected on general
ticket. He presented ticket on which were
fifteen names. and said that It had been elected
10 every district In the city. He demanded that
they, and also the votes for Assistant Aldermen
~ the several districts, should be counted. The
chairman OF the Canvassers replied that those
votes had been counted IA scattering" He
then directed the Clerk to proceed with the
canvass The returns from the First. Second,
Third and Fourth Assembly Districts were can
vassed.
protest against the canvass Of the vote cast
LOT imothy j. Campbell Tor Justice OF thu Fifth
Dlstllct Court, on the gOund that he Ia not
practising lawyer within the meaning Of the
statute, was referred to the Committee on Pro-
tests,
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i2A@19c. for Western steam, t2stc for No Western
,,1,m tor prime CITY and l2fc for No dol aud for
iu,ure delivery 800 tcs prime Western at l2ac Tor
qu ct sales 5000 ms prime NJ ps@Sp,sc. nuttcr I'M
cnankeu, WIN nne grades mo ierstcly actvei + ate
Wrstern nrkins and iuhs 1sf2sc; and " elh tubs 8
esvc Cheese quiet ard unchanged p.tot 13atc. for
iact9ry Eggs ABOUT steady tS0e52c Tor freah and
1nsfN-wheat dull sales 81 900 bush. at u "a for re-
cicd spring est @t1 fof inferior rrd winter ,i ia
TO i0r iair TO good do nnd 81 3 Tor ungrad. Il Min
sor "a .'ng Oats eull sacs 5000 oush. Mt t7s 49c
rior t. ialr Western mixed, SDai5c Harley heavy
81 70 lush at Soc for iuferir two-rowed state
IL for No nay Qninte rye ouo ed nj M * ' f@S
Mr ~ snd 90 900 for state. Corn dro pi6r acs
for do 76c. anoa for god sail mixed 7,& for higS
mixed, &c Tor yellow, aud 7Sc. for white.
able chance stocg va n sgi quiet 6u without quot
bags RICE was slightly hrmer WIN bet er iu.iness
new cop New oe"n: ' NJ py se being 100 eSs
quiet o1t steady salcs 24i hnds.. 100 BIZ . and TAO
t pdts lc ~ Csgn mgscoyaao 1s and
naracaibo io6assc and o tc s soIe'Ss de-
reSc duly pa afoS e SSeG' r9a INA Ta s ess
crop, Gg7tsc. Molasses-Cuba s.u-c, vado sOGs.isc
le ms, OLD and new, iJos75c Sugars-Fair good re.
ming cuba, TseS.gc grocery 90, 8ItesSssc eutriu
soft VINE. ana si6qgac Tor ycilow.
,huNDkiEs- Naval storts werc again quiet and m
ehanged II dc for spirits turpentinc aud t1 S5 N
nothing was DONE and values were undoubtedly weak
ciu9e' IN huik quoted al U9sa1glc ana rrfncd pb
trlkhs were moderately nc I've aud ghtly nrmer fOt
I,t.n roonhi charter r." m was unchan- ~. Grain to
es Nj Grain to London, by sail ~ ~ -four 10 al =,
~ ram 70 ~, for orders. bs 3D.; case Oh to
b- Jd.j crude petro UNI to Dunktrk tosi enn.d
W. W h'V"ch' So 90 cfud, d To Hamburg As. ID.
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NEW YORK.. Thursday. Nov. Il.--Feceipts ~
hecFcs were 10 car loads. 851 head tnastv . 2s,
tlhct W. nda'. against sSHJ for I e. same finic last
Week ne ,n"rints Wtr' tAc usiyrs common grades
=, ihai was no crate IT dc was duli and limited.
nut &C cs app arcd To have confidence IN the sppara
strong feeling, and expect a. g,t goo precs 1r me
100 car loads due tomorrow. sales inc ule com
mon 70 iaf exas aud Cherokee cattle at 74isSi,c e
h 10 urers 90 ns and common native sfecrs at SSlc
70 w. - % MS Good Tex ns could hay been sou A
va"Vgc ~ iaii 10 prime natives at 1IIo I9ivc TO
drrrH J1et1S NJ. ff-' W
keoct- o sheen and lanha 80 car loads or $50
hVhu' making 13oib sine NOudny AGAINST Al Gg0 ior
W, SAME he last week. Saies were slow unf hanged
lambs N'' vi" "'A'*''s iV'
hrceptf ot hogs were ~ ears. or 6Gs3 head making
laAJg since Monday. ng tn. T. Gs5 f,r SAM ma i,st
at p49 lUilc. IN. V7' WV 0"'i@
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NEW AMERrcfN DRAM1.
Judge George G. Barrett and his wife Set
ting a Noble Example.

ting a Noble Example.
" You nre, sir. | believe, the author of an
American drAma," said the writer to Justice
George {. Barrett Of the New York Supreme
bench Yesterday.
81 am one Of the authors. sir. OF a recently
written American drama; Mrs. Barrett Is the
other. / designed the plot and tue characters
and she gave the latter life and speech, and
manUuvred them to the climax. We had read
great deal about the need for an American drama
before We began to think of irving t. write one.
We resolved, IL possible, TO bring some t,pical
Americans and few Of toe peculia rifles II
American life into tue glare Of the fO0thshts.
scheme and carry It 10 perfection. At the Cen
t,utiu II ugh To- b, proved whether We have a
drama. | have never been professional actor,
but ~ early life appeared IN private the atTical,.
| have always been q lawyer oar play h :
been named. bat MIR. Fioyd, Mr. Wal
iuc II, Will probably advise Us to change the
uamc. | do not like the name mYsclf. aud have
al eddy found n more APPROPRIATE one. Before
her marriage, Mrs. Barrett wa, somewhat prom
ineut III tue realms ~ Literature Her latest
literary WORK, published q few months ago, " IS
NOrLa Torrent" novel. OWING TO the great
amoD M OF my official work, she has done 4 fun
hall Of the Labor involved IN the cont position Of
our play. " b tever 20 1t m be deemed hu-
morous H. mine, aud pdths Tie hers wrote great
deal wnen u law studcnt-in fact, supported
nv self with NV pen; out Of late years have
Dir, 10 lHE SUN. that publicity has been sprung
upon u. Mis-. Barrett ant | listed that our
JOINT pr duction would be presented to the
public without suggestions Of is authorship"
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rirHrn Dnomooolr,s pnIzrs
NoNcl Way 10 Rn. So Money for Educatins
ID. ~. NimnnnI'. INV.

ia, ~ Niucrnt'~ Boy~.
st. Nmcouis Home tor Boys Is "A worthy
institutions at % and % Warren stroet, under
Catholic aust, r. Tbs Rev. Father DlumgoO r..
iu charge, wai', Co biid q mousse, To- be called
Z" The Miss n ~ tho lmnacua'e Virgin" and
so %. KING room fur moro boys and getting lid
Of tue burden Of &fo00 year rent for the
premises now used. lie has pl nned gift en-
terprl,e Tor This purpose, The prizes to be dis
trihnted ia Ferrerp's Assembly Rooms ON the
evening Of sos. 80, and in these pril.s inc
nuN'iiN 81 the scheme consists. The following
Is the list:
lac! purchaser Of uokct win rartcinate IN tire
l'nl ~ three masses every RrtK until June l. II. H.
Iui-r mas-es VIA ue san an MONDAY Ia s,iuv nud
may % raiu-t.iy 4 inor Druug ole iu tAe Chanel
OF me INN cun Nlrsln. attached TO tae Mlstl o.
llrNtis NAV hr lurchatcd {, r deceased fricuus
! rec huntrDl dc lars On gold.
one az REQ q lIr ln gold,
photo-rli % on hiH liOIu, ~ Pore Plus x.
Ihr Lest rh"tog pl OF his Enl.enis lac &. rdlnal
ATchnishup Of Sew YORK.
On, WAGON audhafncss
A ttuIly wins mlchI.e.
A family WAS Ing machine.
4 FANNY cooriug - We aud utensils complete
A. lrlsh spinning Jenny, ou " ic ,duung the evening
OF dlHli iDut o.. 'dl oNr ny years OF age IN
spin hank OF yarn
A complete dinner yet, over 100 piecas.
single Dedstead ana b. dding, SUI table for an old
bachelor.
Also barrels Of -four tons OF coal, books, sc.
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Heartl,s~ ne'eph,n of the Man who vas
SMppas. 10 ave bern drowned.

VOICES ER, Mass, Nov. 9.-lhe ran cit, Of L.
vs. Poud the Of machnl-t tool. and son.
tra confidence man, has embraced all casfrs ant con.
uiuons Of Is community. Nothing seems to have
been too small ~ too large for mm. Every day me
new Transaction Of his comes 10 hight ana there d. 40
knowing what he has not done probably IN ny OF has
victims never will be SHOWN Tor showing the hopeless.
ness Of their claims they viii apt to "a c t iu
II l. aid TINT mnny OF hiH workmen who had been en-
l"yed ~ years ~ ann hal mus varying lu amount
nom tNQ % Al 700 ON ctpumi Win ulm. II f. rulu
mt Dee 'bAutd tlfuo ~ clergyman a. ll.u for "A
lev cay us hohsr h,re Is 10 rfa-cd TO hi- trOthcr
ln.llW, D. /. Haze u Sew iurk. thc uIuuu frn.tr.
have n fruna creator that Pond ha been shpning
hr-e qlnnllrh OF machinery o. late Ia point
knOw, and that h, T. supposed 10 b'eiutrll cub iur
cana nc h,d envy 81 tnhds Win lin, ydrously
esltmaled al $4,000 tu t2anoo.
MI f"nd i, man OF 30 ycars we.gtln' nhout 200
his habits ~ -
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bliss ROANE'S FUNERAL.
The Final Chapter of the "Finh Avenue
building" Love story.

Building" Love story.
The remains of "Mingee" Roane were
buried yesterday. After the inquest on wednes-
day night numerous fiends Of the dead girl
called to sec the body. Mr.. whitney, however.
had expressed a wish that no ladies should be
admitted, aud they were all Obliged to 60 away
disappointed. Yesterday morning the body was
prepared for burial and placed in n polished
rosewood coffin, the handsomest the under
takers said, that they had ever furnished for a
funeral. he inside Is lined with white satin,
plated To resemble rising sun. The mountings
are Of massive solid silver. and on the plate are
tne following words " Mmgee Roane, died
Mr.. Whitney arrived early, but not before
numerous visitors. chiefly ladies', had been de-
med admittance. Tue multitude pressing at
the door grew mouentinly | ,rger, and the
police had TO exert themselves to clear the
sidewalk. Mr.. Wnitncy seemed utterly broken
down, and for long time was unable To control
his emotions sufficiently to -trew the bios sons
selected from the rofusiOn Of flowers that ma
been 81 nj 10y his friends. The chef mourner Is
trubabk thirty years OF age, about the medium
hclEht. snd rather sight and deiic tie. lie
II something more titan good locking. HIS
lather' a handsome. dtEniiled old gentleman.
having been summoned from his nome IA inili-
utlphi on WeIneslaN, stood y steruay with his
s"h uc.lu, Tue, CONN. he hdd contributed
lair IN To the elaborate n ri display that COW
cred the lad af,ef II had been closed. and cucum-
ltfcu the room IN winch ihe tun raj services
were performed. There WetU crosses, br zen
uiiats' hnl s., erowns. a ancnors. constructed
of tuber1sr-, ,ponicas. titles. cau,ciIils an vio-
lets. all with cards al ached bearing the names
81 the etNers. One superb column stood fur
feet high, aud beside tne colin lay great cross
anu an anch y4Iu, az 81 e. Ch.
There we're many frieuus, but not a single
relative OF ne dead girl at the ceremony. 1clc-
grams had been sent L. her hi ~ ks ~ BALI
imofc ae well a, In Richmond. Va. tut eliclted
no answer About twenty per.ous listened to
Lhe funeral services conducted 10y tue Rev
ithaniel W. Conkhng, pastor of the Rutgers
PRESBYTERIAN Church. After the services. MIR.
whitney ressed his lips To the cold forehead,
the coihu was closed, aud the funeral cortegs OF
I'VE OF SIX carriages moved away 10 Greenwood
Linn tart
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state ponas were tlrong and higher. We note sales
of District OF Columbia a65s At 49,. 7Oaa south Caro-
ina b., new. nOuuuuaule IA Tennessee Us, o l. 4, .
and6 new, a a. Railroad bonds reflected moGcra,e
Uadr. 1ne following Mere tnr principal lns
NUTthw estern cons hdatrd coupon .uli Doudr ~ .
Hannibal and 81 Joseph IS, conf eriue 7s Qs7Haot
sos Sew YORK Central aud Hudson, l1iis An. Dock
lmpt Co. T. 100 MeAHkee aud ST. Pgui dated
slLkiug iuud, So Morris and EAstA lets, registered
ll3le II. AID So JOst ph s. convertible SO: Np, cr
- IeAtra convertible, l05. ono aud Mise. 2Is, Us
ONO aud Mi-f. consolidated. 50; Union Pacific X il
ROAD LIT mortg &C. 1903 mon Pacific SINKING fund
s7ia Col, G. and lnd. cen. lss, 30 ipnc w. ana Os
deu-uurg consolidated LIST gage, sol. PITS NJ
ana ME ls's, ll5se Delaware and ilsou coupon
-, ~ IVY LOUSY zee ANA Nash. con. .i., 81: Inl.u
4 cine .auu grant ~ Mcstcrn Pacinc bonds u,' .
trntrN racing IL mort, stn Joaquin nrarch, So 4
KY Nthtrat l.clhc mort, ltuu Oregon hr4ntU.
sHpi Central l1cihC gold bnne., lnNs. lIcln s--i.
.httcu si"ic o. Mes. ga. lo2Al turagIund Nur b.
Ntsftrn .-uiiiacv, pt4 NINuiE 3D. tral -. tNi -.
-. Lul- alt Iron MouD ala j. 8. Dl Hfd tir,ti.Di
Anu 4 ttsuuisu cuusO I.tcu rlA. az ia. a. ll.lI.
he tucuing il-nHnt. IoAtst .al % 4. "a. go ..u.
pllCe uf stucor J-4ay
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1nn iIonr ornn Inn nurrrAirn.



Mn A-i'. r.. FtDh c.uu-l lor ulc
TIM. Ak.ru. Rack te...-.t,.,s -.,d,. asia.
T. 'r'.l have I.' -Ht cl, IA
AIR q .,,.., t, o.
'''" ''''" ''' '.'''' I-"I'' "iu what
ever a1''"" lifh o. t-kth D. 'thris, iucud To
fulAI liy plc.. re niaur ia t,.fut.tt. Man b.,
r...d n, .l.. ,,.......t.,... 90
-, !" ''''- - ''' 's' 81 "4. BE-
""4l N'd l-i-rI' nave ths to sai. IL va. u.y
iuiruu 90 20 b lye the q ,cstlon of who .houid
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SUPREME COURr- CHAMnERs. Nos. 1, 20, 81.
n fS 49, 49, IL l2S 100 IA, 49, l6l l7b, lol 1875,
- 80.
trPgtNE toURr-sPEcIAL FERN sse on.
Strkl ME COT ~ Fat lll,--Hur Caus - Nos 81 =,
aO6l 3i2d, 1851, 300, 1919, 317S. 35,i A 20 no. O7.
s5il ao1 500 1857, a.2l 22sj, js7l 2o91 jiil 1905,
SUPERIOR CouRr-GENERAL TERM. Appeals from
orders.
SUPERIOR COURT Plrt I-Sh0rt Causes Nos. 1921,
l4lu, l2lf, 1246 li24 1893 l7l1, 1919, lidb, 1888
toNNoN PLEAS Pan l. Nos. edi,. 1919, lb1A 1869.
1884, 1911, 25ld, 1887 1901 27ps, 5000, 1885, 75bt
aul a. 23S7.
CoMMoS PLEAs-GESERAL TERN. Nos. ~, l57, "a
% ~ 80, g2D 22O, 45A 49, 30, 40 d. o. 90, o. 49,
rs. SO. 81.
MAXINE COURT Nos. 4224. 1897. 1898, 353p
a14u, llui, BIOL 3j52, 3jiS 3N3 52J 525l 42IO h1d
a5hS Pr Il-kos 5000, 6jl5, 32fO 6S5, zoos, 2pl0
2i51 123h, $3.50. AsN 3iHe 3h35. Part lll,-kus Ass
qa $50 5dia h 1868. 55O7, SOL, 52i0, t0i7, 1905
AKA, 0U9i, $500, GVl2.
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Arrived THURSDAY. Nov. II.

Arrived THURSDAY. Nov II.
mdse. and pass. ~'-
Steamship Russia, Liverpool. mdse. and pass
steamship state Of Virginia. Glasgow mdse and paes
steamship city Of Vera Cruz. Havana mise AMI pass
steamship Ashland Siyaunah. mise. ami pass.
stca nship New orN New Orleans, N Use aud lss.
paes. -
steamship wyanoke. Richmond. City Point, and Nor
iOlk, mdsc. aud pass.
Steamship Colon, Aspinwail, mdse. and pass.
Bark sNancn, Cork. In b lat
BARK josie ID, Mora. portla a. Tn ballast.
Brig Balear, MIX River. Ji.. logwoud.
AsOtue usuai rivrr .ud cJItt w. ve.ssls.
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MIsroRTCNrs or rnE INSANE.
Additional Stories of brutality In the Kings
County A-Nlutu,


At Or. OrdornauX's inves tigation into
the abuses IN the flatbush Asylum yesterday,
Daniel Killing, former patient, testified that
be was under the care Of Frank Luisel aud
Patrick kihaleen, attendnuts. The first day he
was put IA "a straight jacket and laced up so
tight that he could scarcely breathe. lie got
the jacket "a the fret nisht with his teeth. The
next morning he didn't feel like eatne and the
nurses ordered him out - oed to hreakf ST. He
did not move, and the attendants sprang al MIN
and pulled him on the floor, and Gu fed and eat
LIN. They kicked him In the back, and beat
MN 50 uuch q, his tee IA were lousened and
lis face = black nj blue. Pat He'd out to
Frank To give It to him. anu both "let drive" in
ms &c with their fists. RE phNstciAn The ne II
gay asked RI NIX wat caused the truises, and
FRANK lh The blame on Pat. Pat hung his
he d, aud colure1 IN the face. lie had seen the
nurses ueat the paients bout the legs WIN a
broom when thcV he-itatrd to ubo Y orders.
VI :. tunniush IN, the nlatrOn. whose temper
ana tsul ordination Or cDpn III complained
OF, t,stlh d tuat sle knew OF no cruelty Ia the
asNl 900. Ina l~ti tnrre was "A shortutss Of pro-
v-i 'n- wuicn lated for some weeks. She did
unt Nnuw mt any nu. -es mad r. signed hecau.e
thct could not sia' a the e rcity of food. she
explained thai hcr ql-IrI Win DR.. McD maid
"utin. tea ~ DISPUTE a'put who mad night to
~ use "a nurse. pr. icDnuald said Ia her Il
even ht Nip ia t-k ii- permission wncn she
went out. Nne te,I'd quickly, aYng; "Who
are f"u ~ No." aId - Le' Your apaont-
c"htt c ue, aud often inpudeut. Sue tuoueut
irr o. Ind'r-t .uni na1 NOT Elected the
di-D hir ui roe asylum. sue had not exploited
patient O. v-lt.i-"r taken ladies to SCI Dr. Nc
ID IA 80 .ft 900 10 NNf WIS patient.
Dor. AN odt,-tfn,dt o. 40 h. mad seen at;.pd-
ante under ttr lnilur nee " iquur. female
.iN'hdhui hHd "th Hl-DhIf-rd F.. % iutoXiratiun
M'-. ...'Yihan hn4 nc"n hind to patients
hi mig Do lt ltA' 'n' d.N aud JeuuyC NO,
ccr' va, N'rt .'h eng or musit.
i"'d Peg " -nf -" hr ia pr cI terms h4ain ..c
""' ID hr Ptt IN a -tr i-tt ia hrf. 50 ..-
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Two summer Hotels harmed.

PoRrsMorrH. y. ll.-lhc Oceanic House AZ
STAR lsl4nt, one 9 uc l,H OF Shoals. WAS iurcd 90
tuc ground early TINS morning. with most OF tue cot.
lages on the Island Jo'n Is. Poor WIS proprietor of
The Aote'. The so nnc n lusc aud the ancient churr
were saved. The loss j. estlnt ted az about 0ll
S1l 0nO.
MArgLrowN, Nov. H. The Van Dync Hou. o. M Hen.
tcrrou lrh r, mn s cort'ns was nurard itsf ih
lut Doc b. fiaNNt lA M &C. uukIuNu. TIL, urt trls.
iiniru ln tie htcltn accd'utaly. The Van by 10
House Ma nrst up'urd To tNe INbNc iart Hpius aud
mas a popular resort tAruu-hou. the suluiuer.
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Ihe results thus shown do not indicate that
the states paNtng the lirgest anuuuuts OF inter
nal venue pay In proportion to their relative
popul ton or wealth, nor that the consumption
OF their lax paid commodities within their
limits j. III proportion To the amount produced,
nor ia I they excel In general manufacturing
enterprise. On the contrary, tneV ia her snow
tnat whiskev j. distilled in LARGEST degree IN the
IN Tue cpri--roWlne uIst.Icl bTandIes In the
T'ht districts; tnat fermented liquors are
urrwed Ia sections II the country where harley
abounds, Or IN centres wAerc that portion Of
our foreign population who prefer them as n
beverage are tuund va largest nan bers, and that
tuJttC1' 'l-at-, Ac., are manufactured Irtutt-
p~ilY Ia or near the t0nncco--rpwing regions.
be nlmhcr 4 dstilicrcs tegiatered during
the 4"Hi 'idiht june "a, $50, were i,lJ and the
nuulueg operate 4Bs. Ot tnc numbrr % tr led.
o5J were grai distihcrcu,1 were moiasscS ais
tllcrir~, and 3,g1 were fruit disullt RES
Inc COMMISSION r estimates that the coliec-
lions duutg the h-C4l year from u source, Of
Internal revenue Mlil amount to $ls2,UUU,vvl
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An Explosion in the Pullman Car Works.

DETROIT, Nov. ll.-ln the re Pullman car
worAs ia t- Guy there brick nue four feet square,
through winch are swept ne wooden runush, sawdu.t
snaylngs winch accumulate GA the Y rious nuort
and ore ued iur iut IN, hAe was clogscd up Nc,trr
day ami the winch are usually generated Uy wet
stNust cNp,dr hil~lug uh tue n, ulrn cupn a, ana.
fnctHuug through thc upruin-s u eArn fnur ilurrd
nluc Wurkncu tor If thcm--ll ". HAtcu, john L.
LuNttt, "a 4d NllInin GhtrkcN- fatally.
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Dl.a.lcr TO lhc -lcnmer rrorIaencc.

PRovIpENCr, Nov, 1.-THE steamer Proyl-
denor from Fan liver for Sew lorS, waite last night
untt 1870 O'Clock ana then started ont when OF
ROM Jupth me was strucN b3 a hrl NhIch turt Ia
her VA abe Il back Of the vince hourt, letting IA CON
hiderhO water anu causing alarm 90 the pgsscngcrs
The steamer put about ANA returned 10 Fa river.
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nnmilron,r romh snfe Amin.

IL will he a qualification to every patriotic
American 10 learn that Ia answer to THR SUNS appeal
uttered some months ago the vestry Of Trinity Church
ParsA nave repaired the tomO II Alexander Hamilton
aud al ihrre Is no present danger Of It's rolling over
into Rector street.
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Yesterday at the Exchange Il. V. Haruett
sold unucr foreclosure one thrcc.story brick ir0n
fouudy one tMostory bnch stable ana other buildings
Wit plot. 5uNpsp, north sac 0f TNunty.htth ttrert
22l feet ast Ol FIRST avenue Sl7tOO.
a II, Mull + a Son on t'i lUt Chambers street, with
rtse.N uou Of right 10 Withdraw u II Tue huf groom,
WIS not rtuChc d, II was WIN rtwn from -tlt The
T. ust & hO.ds lOi al tOb,ouO anI luN at tnO.OUu.
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Damngc by The Storm In nos,ou.

Boston, Nov. 1.-THE storm In this vicinity
yesterday and let night did considerable damage In
addi ion to the marine disasters already reported. The
spe OF the new Catholic Cnurch at East Cambridge In
process - erection, vas blown over, taling upon
suJulhlhg house, when was partially wrccked the
oe,ui ~ N MAJ mlAtulOus cscapr. stNerr wnsnuut
on me revere u, acA and Lynl railroad ID reported