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A IRAIN TELEsOOPED.
A Locomotive Running Into n Passenger Car
Many Persons Wounded.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 1S.-A frightful 40
cident occurred Last night on the Charlotte, Co
lumbia, and Augusta Railroad near Pine House,
about twenty-five milos from Augusta. After
tue regular passenger train left Columbia yea
terdAy afternoon for Augusta, It was followed
by a train OF empty cars. The two trains tr.vel-
led At tho rate OF about twenty miles an hour,
one following close on the other. just as tn
PASSENGER train had reached siding, and was
ABOUT to stop, the second tram came rushing
along. aud the engine teescOped tho ladies' pas
behKer car, throwing IL ana tho smoking cur from
the track. A terrible scene followed. Tho la
dies car was hlled with pLsseng ers. and men,
women. and children were jammed together,
wounded, crushed, and bleeding. The windo VS.
and doors were soon broken open, and the pas
sengers taken from the wreck. While many were
bruised severely, but one life was lost. tnaI OF
Charley nightingale, child about years old,
son Of Wm. Nightingale OF Brunswlck, Ga. Tho
child had out slight wound on the head, and
seeDed TO have Leen steamed TO death. The
following 10 a list OF the passenger:
Mrs: A. =. J. Weston, New York Miss RosA Voolfolk
Mis- Annie Wilson, Railway. N. u Mrs Coyle Thoniss.
y'ile Cal & Sc% fstt Bat ToEs; j. haTsen.Sn Aikg9.
ioG, nj "SSs; wssSSs;aS b e. fInEf T. Ats a.'Sa ana os
DOuElas. NV Turk Waiter Powell and Augusta Dish
man, Ba timOre Mrs W. N. McCsne, GeorgI Thomas
Bell, Darlington, ;. q. Airs. and Misses Nightingale
brunsSick Georgia. Miss Fowler, Rlchm0nd nili Long
Island Mr.. and Mr.. Hegesheimer U Il. Coast surVo,
o. Z. JORDAN, AIKEN. 8. C T. \. Rushton and HARDY
8; ca A. X. Grover New York Dr. Ebert Phiadel'
phia, aud w. 4. Sprinkle.
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THE SEARCH ron cHARLsx ROSS.
Trsosins tie m evemepts Of N e-hsr. the Bar
Glar, In bridgeport.


The Charley Ross case has been froshened
IN Interest by the information that child closely
resembling the missing boy has been found In
the neiQh borbood Of bridgeport, Conn.,, where
the last distinct trace OF him was found and lost
By the police. Tho detectives OF Philadelphia
were baked after having traced the boy from
Germantown into the city proper. They for
warded 70 New York sufioientiy clear descrip-
tons OF the sbduotors to enable the detectives
here 70 nx upon Moshor and Douglas a tho kid
nsppers. IL vas easily sscertsined that they
had rcoommenoed river thievlne and burglary
OF houses adjacent TO the harbor and Sound.
This was all the progress mads for many weeks,
for slmost as soon ss tho police a1ed suspicion
upon them thev became aware Of II and quit tied
their old haunts. Superintendent Walling put
. launch under command Of Detective Seleok,
the bay and Sound. Traces OF the thieves were
found, out tho expedition returned with no
more fruitful result than the discovery that
the thieves had made Derrian Island a place
Tor the deposit and disposal ot pluDder. No
prorreSs was made 10 discovering the where.
while riAlng the Van Rrunt mansion In Bay
Ridge. The dying declaration OF Douglass,
wnere he is now" stimulated the search, for Il
had oome to be generally believed by the police
law, had bnfiiod search By snohoring the boy on
the bottom Of the bay.
The Arst clue obtained In connrma alton OF
Dougass's story grew out Of tracing to Its own
ers the bOat In which the thieves sailed on their
predatory crimes. II was recognized by Mr..
Wimot OF Bridgeport, Conn.,, as one that was
built for him by Gilbert Mosber, brother Of the
thief, and stolen only few day. after the ab
duclion Of Charley Ross. Gilbert aud William
Mosher had been prsOners IN the BRIDGEPORT
Al, CHARGED with horse stealing. Tho faces OF
both the Moshcrs thus became pretty we'll
known In Dridveport, and the police lADored
sellously in the belief that the miss
ing boy would be found somewhere
near there. Tho only Information Obtained was
from Il bridge tender, who remembered seeing
a man who looked ike Mosher. accompanied by
boy that answered the descriptions OF Charley
Ross cross the bTidge-going toward ,ifUrd-
the day before Wilmois boat was taken. The
police adopted the theory that mosher had hid
the boy with some friend whom he had learned
TO trust during his confinement In the Bridge.
port Jail, aud that he then returned
TO bridgeport, stole the boat, and re-
sumed his cruising. Tie CAPTAIN Of the
tug that towed Mosher's boat back TO bridge
port, after the death OF the burglars. deol red
that he had several times eeen the boat In the
Sound. and once he saw on It's deck boy very
like Charley Ross. Still, It Is known that Doug
lass left q boy almost the exact counterpart Of
Charley Ross, and some of the otrves,are OF
the opini, IN that 1t was the ohiId seen by the
tug captain.
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WISHlRT THB FORGER.
An Ingenious Originator Of Fraudulent In
surnBce Compr nies TO be Tried.

suraBce Compr nies TO be Tried.
Robert ii. Wishart, a railroad bond
forger and dealer In stolen and forged securi-
ties, was taken to Philadelphia by Detective
Pinkertou. yesterday. on a charge Of forging
bonds of tho Chicago and Northwestern Rail
road Company. Fourteen 1000 bonds, purport-
ING to be nrst mortgage bonds Of tho company.
were sold to Dr-xel. Morgan & Co.. In Philadei-
phia, by George Y. HIT, tho son OF an insurance
ofncer In that city. After his arrest Hit oon-
fessed that he obtained them from wishart, and
used them to obtain a charter for the fraudu-
lent Safeguard Insurance Company. OF which he
was the secretary. The company's ca Ittl con
sisted OF $l00,O0 in olen and forged United
States, Union Pacino Haiirosd, aud other secu
ritiee. The Union Pacific bonds had the name
of Gov. rlden forged to tnen o. one OF tue
trustees OF the ompany.
wishart was one OF the gang OF forRors styling
themselves Batcneider b Co., whose ofnos nt Is
New street was raiued by the police In July,
1914, the result Of which was tho capture OF a
.rgs quantity OF bonds. Ono OF the firm was
George White. alias Mvere, aiias Williams. the
masked bank robber ana Washington safe bur
rlar. wisbsrt is said by Seorot Service ofiioers
to DO the person who, under an assumed name
gave fraudulent bail bond for Whites relcass
from the Capitol prison.
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xLAWsUrr FOR $4,000.
Disputed Ownership Of Sos.e sf the Piunder
Of the Ocean BANK Robbery.


Christian II. Lillien thal's suit against the
Ocean National Bank was dismissed by Judge
Van voorst yesterday. Mr.. Liliionthai had sr5,-
900 In United States bonds on special deposit In
the hank At the time Of tho robbery In 1850.
which, It was charged. was msde possible by the
ofncers' negligence. Tho evidence showed that
the bonds belonged 70 an estate OF whion he
was executor, and that he deposited them as
security In a case In which he was accused OF
revenue frauds. Joshua y. Bailey. Collector OF
Internal Revenue, was his accuser, ana william
NJ. Evarts prosecuted the case for the Govern
ment. He nut the bonds In the hands OF wr
s,sndin heng thS, tsoy should bs soisce ~
Mr. Bvarts's order until the sut brought by the
Government had been eteimInod. Subsequent
to the robbery and loes OF the bonds the Gov
eminent got judgment for $50 900 ana eli 900
costa against Lillienthal, and a motion was ma d
to remit the payment OF the penalty, which Is
pending.
Judge Van voorst. with this evidence befors
him, decided that Mr.. Lillienthal could not law
the property Of the Government a. u the
The charge that G. 4. Stevenson, the President
Of the h NIX. and some o. the directors planned
the robbery. was not entered Into. Mr. steven
cute Gu" the swyeps who had aoeSsed bp E TSe
lawyers, according TO hls theory. visited crlmi
mails IN the rombs and Ludlow street Ill In
sc irch VI spme ono who would show that he
was connected with the robbery. In stn1 Sing
priSon they found Kruger To !, a forger and
confidence man, who professed TO know all
about tho robbery. His pardon was obtained
on the representation int 1t would further
tho ends Of Justice. He was promised
$lOo0, and was expected 10 testify that the on
GERS of tho bank planned the robbery. After hts
release he was supplied with $50 nd nsw SUIT
OF clothes, and when he Vas nted In court be
could not be fudnd. Tho prosecutors were
afraid to call Teal as a wltness, Us they had ae
certained that he knew nothing about the
robbery.
The robbers took only special deposits. and
left the money belonging 70 the bank aud that
GERS. The bank had alb iut 81, ,000.OOO IN honds
that were not DISTURBED Mr.. stevenson said
that when the robbcrs blew the safe open one
Of the iron shelves fell 10 the bottom and con-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-19
HEYRF suIELDs's WIVES.
A Rich aud a Poor widow Fixhti~s for n
Flour ,Iercsnnt's Fortune.

In the contest for dover between the
widows OF Henry Shields, wealthy New York
-four merchant, IN Brooklyn, yesterday, Maria
ret westerneld, aged 70. sister of Jane Shields.
who says she Ia tho urst widow, testified that
Henry Shields asked her for Jane, and while she
was thinking about II they were married. They
came To ace her In New Jersey aud showed a
certificate quarter OF q yard long. niled with a
vow written In Quaker language, and signed BY
three persons She saw shields after he came
to 1.-Two with her sister In ls4s. He told her not
to 20 to his second wife's house; that when she
wanted - see him to visit his once. She saw a
ia ls4S.
imuel Overine, a brother-in-law OF Jane
Shielcs. lived In tho house with Henry Shields
when he Acknowledged Jane Shields as his wife.
MIR. Blank the rich widows attorney, said that
tho plaintiffs O SO rested on a sham m rriaRe,
and all the witnesses mad heen conveniently
pected to STOW that Hl tne facts were manufac.
tured. The first witness for the defence was
William Lalor, brother OF tho second Mrs.
shields, who was young msn with Henry
Shields, ana roomed with him over two years In
sh. she early y part OF 1870 lie p had d, p9t tnSwo
Mir. DAILY Jane Shielns's lawyer, asked hin to
point out Henry shieldss sons. Three Of them
Shields. the son cf the nfst Mrs. Shields. VIII
liam Henry Shields, the rich widow's son, stared
blnnklv at his alleged half brother. The witness
eaid thrt Jane Sbields's son iiliain had eyes
and hair like Henry, his father. hut was not so
tail.
pension agent presented Jane Shieids's
original application for = pension "n account OF
her son Ilenrv's doIth, In which she sworo that
she was IN Iiied by n Rev Mr. Stilweli. date not
gwen. and that Henry Shields. her husband.
died In 1853
Other testimony was TO show that Shields
boarded In New York at the time the plaintiff
said that he llyed with her In Will lmsD Durgh.
Mrs. Harvey RAYMOND knew Shields from 1872
TO 1850 intim tely, aud know that he lived with
her uusD and In New York. Shields courted Miss
Lalor four ycs ~ before tneN were married. She
knew 5hleids's boarding places for ton or twelve
Y0ara.
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oSE RAISED BANK CHECK.
An Operation In which a Foraor aad Oh
Lawyers Made the Oniv 'FRONT.'

An Operation In which a Fornor aad the
Lawyers Made the Oniv 'FRONT.'
genuine check for s24 on tho Security
Bank Of this city was given In change a short
tine ago by storekeeper for 500 bank note.
Tho check was next heard OF being raised to
81 Sss5S with the Endorsement altered. The
new holder OF 1t purchased gold from Dun
Taken In Wall street. after the latter had HI ad
It certified by the Security Bank. rne check
was next deposited In the National Bank OF the
Republic. Then 1t went through tho Clearing
House, the security Bauk paying the amount TO
the National Bank OF the Republic. Shortly
aterward the Security Bank discovered tho
forgery, and then applied TO the National Bank
OF the Republic for the difference between t2i
and ti.S255; but the latter bank declined to
pay, As the Security Bank had cortiacd tho
ohe'k. Tho latter bank Instituted suit. the
General Torn decided that the certihcation was
not All estopDel of suit, aud In the Common
Pleas Court yesterday Judge Robinson directed
q verdict for tue plaintiffs.
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NEW JERSEY.

Dunham q Co., Newark olothiers. hsvo gone
into Bankruptcy.
The Wsehtel oDerA Company opened New
arks new Opera House last evening.
In quarrel at DattsViile, near Oxford, yostor-
day. Llay VastOinder shot hls brUthor Esquire ban
alive
, The Somerset County Board OF FreehOl ldsrs
yesterday formally accepted from the
iron brdRe over the IiArtAn river DOund Brook
The pridee n OF tho nnesI structures In the State
IL IL 300 foet long and forty vide.
The Now Jersey Southern Railway directors
elected yestordAy were tbs following namodi 5. n.
nIls the Hon Nehemiah Perry. Leon Abbott. Robert
kennie. DaviI r. Patterson Ab'n browning, the Hon
r. STOCKTON, r. q. T.yior q. J. Osborne, Edwin RI
bridge H. H. Cook. C. W. Huntington II. W. RathbOns.
The Now yersey Grand Lodge OF Odd Feiiovs
yesterday elected the follow Onaceu. wm.
b.na.. = sa,rd IN. n, orsna n.-ter NJ U MuTPly ".
den Levis Parker, Jr., H. W. GRAND Secretary j. H.
hd.@si hdi * ". Grand treasurer !. y. 0lesTei. Y VI.
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ISTHMUs RAILROAD BUILDINo.
Tho Chevalier wykon, the Emperor NJ n xlmi.
liam, O'Hullixan, and d. o. Hoberts.


lian. OSuiiivan, and NJ. d. Roberts.
John T.. OSulivan's suit for $4,000 against
harshal o. RoOers for services rendered In 1860 In
getting = concession from tho MeIican Government.
Wss ended yesterday. Privileges granted In 1858 10
the LO1iAnA and TehuAntepeo Company inciudin the
right TO build railroad across the lsthmus OF rehuAn
tepec. were extended from time to time and In 1890
r Roberts negotiated for the purchase OF these uriVi.
eEcs for new Corporation. 10 be called the Nav Y0rE
rehuantepec and PAcinc Railroad anu Steamship Com.
pany 10 case the Imperial G"yeInmen o. Mexico rsti
ned me transfer. The CheyAller Wykoh VAS 10 go ~
MeHleo for this purpose. Thea. At me huggestion Of
We Marquh dc MOntholOn. IL Was arranged that Mr.
UsnIllVan should accompany the che!aler TheI
03snl.ivan made a neN start alone After being con.
nned weeks At OUEabs illneea he arrived In he
city Of Mexico 10 June. He started for Nov York In
october With the Emperor N xlmillan's decree dated
OCT IL atfying tho tran fer IN hs pocket But the
lbtn Of October JuarcE declared that the rights OF
tue Louisiana COaiD ny had lapsed, and granted the
privileges TO new company AM news OF thia preceded
hia arr ai In New York hr hoDerts holds that sui.
Ivan dd not fua his mission. and that at auJ rate he
va, TO give only $1,000 gold which he paid and that
site, tne new company was orgaLzed he waS 70 give
hln tooOOO 10 the stOcE OF that company. OSnlVan
secured Judgment for tlSb93 on te nrst trial. winch
was reversed ON appeal On the second trial. yesterday
the Jury gave OsuluVAn tSSvd2bO.
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THE CIrY'S REFoRMtTORIEs.
Ssys Punished bV Confinement in stocks In
tue School ship Mercury.

The Assembly Committee on Crime yesterday
visited Harris Island and the schooship Mercury Capt
Gregory, 10 charge OF the vessel that he re-
saVed boTs ~ young eleven and occasionally az ole
- twenty. Boys we're eomet Put In the stocks for
a. hour a. . time. He had seen them Kept In three
Aours BY his pl edeces or In commlno. The stocks con
1slea Of four hOle IN DOlr1 The boys' hands were
tatehed u the cenlre hOles, and Tue feet IN those
IIthest apart holding tie prisoner IN very cramped
eaa iufui position. The school roo yIAi.tu an
terin four DOis under medical treatment were wing
va lu hAmmocks Tue doctor did not tce sure what
neH conplalnt vas. ont he nd recently sent three
sAet bois similarly Affected to hospN, where II was
ahise Sent right out Of that room. Jphn C JohnsOB
NJ instructor, ttOugut the prOcess going nR
soJI va more tDning down IN IN OF building up," Oe
hn AvAy.
oa iiarts Island the commit e learned from War len
DuAphJ that ere was Ony ono waichman 10 guard
10 priSOhCrf, aud thA oit pulled the doors
~0halnEs anu nOateI ashore on them.
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JOrTINGS BOUT TO WV.

Tony Postor announces . matinee In his asv
theatre at 2f +. NJ. tO-dAy.
The American In.tltute Exhibition Of Isn b
to oe ciOeod on Saturday evening.
TAbleaux In st. Andrews Sunda ay School buiiA-
Ing l2Sth street and Fourth avenue. tonight
M Ia steinway Hall this afternoon. Nj. waliaos
Bruce Will deiiver hlslecture on landmarks OF 8oo
John Noonan OF 20 York street. Brookivs.
fell from the anchorage OF the Brooklyn sridEs sa2
was fatally injured yesterdiy.
ladies' fair In aid Of the Association for b
Union square on Monday. Nov ~.
Jane brown OF IA East l2lst street died yes
her on wednesday. She was iso year. od. ''"'- -
Jen Saunders, who stabbed Tom SorreI a
BY Capt Mcdonnell s 760 Greenvlci street .ss niEsl
harles Mach q 1854 Third avenue foil from .
street yrs,sSs, .Sd s:. tn.ts, 'nd ts sssI
passing over his neck.
Lester NJ. Clark, we'll known by our IN erch ants
!hc Tresslr.rsh of tie Commercial ATesoy Z
McKillop sprsgue Co.
Fraternity Al Deimonico last evening vas presiao4
over By tle Hon. yohD Jay. AOoui hsndred .sss,
oers sat down to dinner.
The Arcadian Club held Its regular monthly
reception "a rs ub house at LAC Ffh svesus is
t,on ofiisrrson NiiIsrS and siEnor rramonS. '
The MANAGERS OF the Eoieotio Medical Ooilese
Of S s1e4n serss S'FSn 70 .' % sa:. a. e
business forbIds their attendance at the daT
M Mr. s Booth plays HaTsst SATURDAY af.ernoeA.
&c aja s1 .Esas S 4.
w. II. Nelson, ID. l.. McRo tdV. W. II. Melissa.
Allen Campbell Joseph inch.rdson. %. Y. Carver, J. q
Aiker. Van bchaick aud Chas. x. LOev sioctaA
directors OF the Hannibal aud b. Joseph Iairoad yol-
terday.
A policeman: found tho body OF an Infant N
the basement Vt 81 PirS row Yesterday. As hAa eVk
l.kea 20 tho sev York Hospital and here hsia a.
prisoner.
II Charles Landtans the tyelye-year-old son q
Henry L,ndtan OF go Wet rhirtYseyeBth riot an
Manhattan Market
Judge Van yoorst decided yesterday that the
Ocean National Bank was not liable for STb00o u
United states bOnds stolen At the time Of the burglary
receive suoh dopOsitA
>, The Common Council have eiyen tho wsstsra
Union TeeGrph Company permission 10 lay tabos AaA
wires under the pavement from their mAla otnos
through BroadwaY and Wall street 70 their oihos u
Broad street, and through Maiden iAAs 10 lsA Pear1
street
a apirited portrait OF Donosstor sad an TIE
spertlns sess u n r. sksrtS'sA, oui toaAE, -
,oshtA-As4s
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THE PACIFIC MAIL BRIBERY.
Tho Perjury Gases against w. 8. King and
Jehu a. sch umako

WASHINGTON. Nov. 18.-To-day Mr.. Rid
die, In the Criminal Court. called attention To
the case Of W. 4. King, indicted for perjury In
connection with the Pacific Mail subsidy. He
said that early In the term the case had been
continued In Consequence OF Col Irwin being In
Europe. Mr.. Irwin was now ~ this country,
and his attendance could be secured, ana Mr..
King was anxious for a speedy trial.
The case then went over, with the nderstAnd-
ing that the District Attorney would nx q day
as soon as it Is aSooTtaned when Gen. Butler
Will he hero.
A similar charge against the Hon. John q.
Schumacher In connection with the Pacific Mail
b-idy was Uefore a former Grand Jury, nut no
sction was taken because Of the absence OF Col.
Irwin.
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SPARKS FROM TINE TELEGRAPH.

Tho failure OF the Manila branch OF the house
OF Russell siurgS o. d" r'ported IN LondOA-
Tho suspension 10 announced OF the whole
sally provision house OF A. A. jacobs Co.. l31 B0ath
Market street, Boston, avery old Soncern.
Dlphtheria 10 raging to an alarming extent
In porLioHs OF OrAnKo aud sullivan counties. N. T..
and 10 fike county, Pa. and 70 rapidly spreading
The stranger In the Dutchess county aims
house IL believed 10 be j. Q. hanIy Of jersey City
Heights IL reported that he 10 stili In . state OF
stupor. out from what cause Il unknovn-
The Duchess County Board have imposed .
TAI OF FROM " " per hoad on aogs of ali kinds N
every town. tho money lus Ooocto0 " toward
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-19
BrIsham Young DI.eearsed from Arr....

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov n-The case OF Brig
ham Young held In custody BY Marshal Maxwell for
contempt on the OF Judge Boreman Of Oct. 30.
came before Chief Justice White to-day on . writ Of
haDeas corpus IL decided Dy him that tho judR.
ment OF Judge Lowe Of May TO- dscharEng the prsoner
rom the alleged contempt disObedence 70 the order
hlmony 70 Ann EIa. was nnal Ana sonelusiye. sno
mat on the adjournment OF thAt term beoae beyond
the power OF the Court Therefore that the decl0n OF
Judge foreman committing brigham lOunK Ia void
OhAIasls "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-19
BROOK LYN.

Deputy United States Marshal Wright 10 dead.
Mrs. Or. PoIteous and her daughter arc going
back to kngiand.
A receiver has been appointed for the VIII
uAmsOurgh and FlAtbush Hallway.
An ACKNOWLEDGMENT woman stole q $500 seal.
skin sAeque from AttiTs counter on Wedno>dAy
Mayor elect Frederick Schroeder was sore
nAded last night a. his CermOnt aYenue resldenoa.
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Imp.r,an, Railroad Con.oi,da,,o..

CLEVELAND. Nov. ls.-An important meeting
Of railroad managers wss held At crestine yesterday
s which the contemplate pool OF the earnings OF the
Vandalls and indsnspolis and 81 .Lous hnes for
mslly completed Major John X simpson, long ssd
faVoranly known IN rAlroad CIRCLES elected gen.
era manager OF the pooled lluos Tho meeting also
agreed upoa schedule for through palace cars
between Louisville and New rk by Of the Ceye-
land. Columbus Cincnnau and Indianapolis the Lake
Shore. and New York Ccutsa Railr aus to Axe effect
Dec. 1. Arrangements are in progrcss for similar
facilities between Cincinnati, St. Loul. and New YOrE
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moro Money wanted for navy Yards.

WAsnINGToS, Nov. S.-The annual report OF
ssmmodor Howeli, Chief Of the Bureau Of ards and
DOCS A. the NAVY Department, recommends An In
Seaeed appropriation for building r pairing basn.
s1Arf And brdgs At League Island, and urgcs . sum
Sshl Appropriation to nnish the dry dock AI Mare
And. Cll possible. lie expresses the OpIn.
soa thA. JeIry appropriations for mat work, n not
settI LlAh taos Of Cue last three years viii not he
ssmeielI " accomplish the nnder,king wi hin -four
kaem Inc cost ~ he entire wOrS viii no about az.
syo and Il Is believed that II Congress viii Appro.
sss the necessary amount II can he nni he'd IN tNo
kfs,nn kfs nn ersent recommends the building of naval
s.I'natofT pm On, and AiAO tar OrEauz ,tioa Of .
~~A savai establishment ~ Port Roys. g. Q.
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. Sweeping Denial bv Secretary Chandler.

WASHINGTON. Nov. lS.- Senator Chandler au-
thoriEes sweeping and explict denial OF the widely
published assertions that he has made or ia making
removals 10 the Interior Department for failures TO
contribute 10 campaign funds, &c. In addition TO this
general statement he with especial reference 20
ne recent dlsnlssals Of cerSs employed at he Patent
Oice that they all maze for cause" and Wero
not, Ia Any wAV or degree based upon personal CF
political considerations OF my EInd whatever.
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Justice J. J. Lambert, who lives IN the out
skirIs Of RAnws', had been annoyed BY neighoors
fowls. On Saturday he shot OF them snd on Mon
day smother. On wednesdy he was arrested tried
tOr The oncncc uefore Justice Bunh and Jury. COun
sol huDmltted the case without argument aud Jusiice
hunn began Ills charge. Mr. Berry counsel for Juslce
Lambert oeued nis right ~ charge Tee Justice pro
,eeaed, and verdict Was found against Justice Lam
be Nj Berry then accused Justice HUM OF having,
whi ON the bench acted a. counsel for tho prOsoo.
ton, and 1esterday lie sued hn Ia the Of Justice
Lambert and before Justice Prontils to recover $50