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A1Mosr 4 DouBLE rRiGEDr.
A NilliHmsburgh Man shooting nj his WIG
aud then KILLING Himself.

william f. Kruelder, of - South Eighth
ago. A little more than year ago he and his
wife quarrelled, ana a plan OF separation was
agreed on, 10y which she was o retain the apart
ments and furniture. and he was to give her "a
q week toward her support. Mrs. Kruelder in
stitutcd proceedings. which ended in compel
ling MIN TO make the weekly payment OF g..
This seems to have goaded him. lie always
spoke Of 1t as great disgrace, and II Is said 70
have led him To- some excuses in blinking. lie
often visited his wife, and sometimes the old
quarrel If words was resumed, but she did not
suspect that he intended to do her bodily harm.
lie was naturally kind-hearted, but WAS subject
to ungovernahle Outbuf-ts Of temper.
Yesterday morning sir. kruelder called at 1T
Broadway and asked to see his wife. lie went
TO the basement, where the servant had said
Mrs krueldcr was, and said 40 her that he could
no longer pay her the weekly allowance. lie
added that ne knew that If he did not ply IL he
must 20 10 prison ana IN the same calm, delb-
crate tone he concluded Sooner than 90 10
prison will xiii you FIRST and then Kill myself"
lie began 10 tumble for pis.ol, aud the wife
knew that he intended to carry out his threat.
She pralplcd with him to prevent him from
drawing the weapon. and ii possible to di-arm
tue room up the stairway. A she passed Out Of
tho basement door he fired at her, the ball em-
beading itself In the wall. she screamed ms she
ran, I'm shot, I'm shot, and ran into a room
self In. The husband doubtless thought she
was wounded, and following, tried to enter the
room, but was not ablc to do 50, ana an instant
afterward she heard pistol report. krueller
had shot himself through the head while stand
ing near the front door, and had sank down
dead, graspiug the revolver.
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In state bonds there was well.dstrbuied trade,
We note sales % North Carolina bs old. Apr and
october, az spt do. special tax, 81 class, south
Carolina d., Ola, January anu July, ~ Missoui D..
lurg bonds, lu3is d., o. 1870 lOlt Virginia d, con
,ohdat,d ca maiurcd coupons 6.is aud LOUISIANA Is,
lcNct. At so. ktilrts hnnd-Nere moderately dealt
The pr cipal transactions were n follows C. r.
!. and Pacnc - 10 chicago and northwestern con.
souatcd coupon guc bonds, S1p Chicago aud NORTH
western conso Heated, ~ NJ ana Essex lists, consoi
dated, lu1ie Michigan southern 2d-, lO2le Lake
Shore 1T mortgage con regd 10Y Lake snurc con.
eds 90 Michigan Central ~, lOiia Harlem lists
=, coupon, 1884, ONO aud Mississippi IDS -; Central
PaUne gold hond,. lol Im9n Pacific railroad, lst
mortgage, 1884 Union pacinc Is land grant 1u2 ;
lists. s9e bani aud susquchanna 2ds los Delaware
aud Hudson coupon -. lSpi 10 Central Paclnc lst
mortMse, san Joaquin branch usA Milwaukee aud
- Pau Let mortgage, Ia Crosse DIVISION p3i. Pachc
OF Missouri lets, Dos Rome, WATERFOWL aud Ogdcus.
burg lrtr consolidated, Qi.
nc opening uiguUst, lowest, AMI r. NJ. closing
nIlre. " .luck. Ll.llY
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EEKMAN-COLMAN.- on Thur-day, Sept o. tho
Rev. DR. Mliet, at his residence Theodore hickman.
late Of Freehold. to Mss Mariana Conan all OF
city.
BLOOMlNGDALE - HOFFMAN. - on Wednesday,
Sept y az the residence Of The bries BY the ltev.
DR. Huebsch, nsrstsfed by the Rev cch, Joseph d.
Bloomingdae To clara konueu, both OF this city.
ClltktNEk -AEMS STRONG In Brooklyn, Y. T..
on Monday sept -, at the deuce OF the brides
lrr, Mis-. simeon RAYMOND by The Rev. John HAush.
David Chckener TO sarah l. Armstrong both OF New
lori cry. No cards
RbIMAN-BlERCE- On Wednesday evening.
sept :. NJ O'Clock a the residence % the brides
ter by the Rev, l.. Il Dickinson. " alter ~ MerriInAn
10 Lizzie Bcrcc, both of Memphis Tenn.
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A strnnuers Ontr Accepted.

Mr.. =. Cole of r6 Fulton street, bought
four pieces OF sil6, valued $3.50, on Monday al vii
merdlng, Hoguet Co.'S auction rooms, and sent a
cirman for them. well-dressed stranger, standing
by offered TO 20 uD stairs iOT goods the
could rot leave his horses, He brought them down
and, saying that Mr. Cole had sold LIN three OF the
plecea Of SILK, told the carma TO denver lhen al
Church and Warren streets. The caTman ala So aud
received ME cxpTessaee tor the same. Mr. Cole who
does not know the stranger s looking for the goods
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NEW YORK. Iuesdav,~sept. H.--There was no
franc 70 beet cattle to-day Tor acs VI fresh offerings
sler12c. y n.
Receipts Of sheep and ainhs were 10 cars. or 900
head Lambs we're active at tuil prices. 0LGCSfc
nj sheep about steady, WITH sales Of ordinary to primo
az 5ctBiir. n.
Receipts OF hogs were Is cars or 1913 head none OF
which were offered alive Dressed no vere quiet a.
loo 1885 D. rev ighi seights going at 1Olic.
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steamship pommerania. II tmburg mdse. and pass.
Steamship Columbus, Havana. nidse. aud pass.
Steamship Ncreus, Boston, mdse ana pi=s.
Steamship city Of Austin. Galveston. m1se. and pas.
Ship Constantine. London, mise aud pass.
Bars ltaiia, Antwerp, ia Dalla ,j.
Bark Alsvid, Lisbon, salt.
BARK Prof. Schwcgsard, shields mdsc.
Bark Bragg, Belfasi. IN ballasf.
BARK Amalia y Hedwig, rotterdam. mdse.
Bark Abby BlcOI, Manga. md o.
Also the usuai river ana cptttViss vs.ssls
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1oltc, nib bellies. iSsitc. Jard-steam rendered,
l3e prime city, lsl6c Bscon-Long clear, i3c short
DO l5Nc. Smoked hams, l6etbiScs smoked shoulders,
i2c. Dressed hogs, 10ItSiOAc.
GRAtN-Wheat has ruled rather hrmcr, but the
strength of the market has been the strength Of hold
efs, and not derived from any urgency of demand.
Shippers have been Discouraged py lower foreign mar
aes indian corn has been 10 active demand Tor ex-
prices there has been really some Improvement bar
icy and new oats are also higher Today wheat hrmer,
for soft steamer No spring III goali 81 Tor good To-
choice SAL NOE ChicaRo, Including Northwesiern All
s spein nsnsa price 80 for No Milwaukee
aud 81 is for new white Michigan, Corn nr Pp III
gss acuye sales $500 bush AZ 79g5sc. for warm.
for high mixed 10 yellow and sDas8c for faif 10 good
wur W. stern Oats hrn sales $500 Dush at bOc5fc.
int Mcst ~ mixed Ole for good new No. 2 Chicago
Siate nAr, DC 90 store and Jpc anoa for old w est
err MIXED No. = chicago. Rye-Sales 1000 bush. II ate
within the range Of yp15c Tor new sot PennsYlyania
a. &c; barley a sale Of sixrow choice state at
tl25 harley mat quoted 81 2Ogti 90 Tor tworowed
siale ghtti 80 Tor four TO sxrOWed TO- and Canada
tl4JW 100, cash.
CorroN There has been In the past week marked
decline IN prices Of cotton, spot. well ~ futures
owing mainly TO the Unexpectedly free rccrpts of cot.
ton at the ports Instead Of falling below last year az
A. was generally expected they have been considerably
since september ppS2 haes fnr the correspond.
ing period last wear luIty the quotations for cotton
on The spot are unchanged but the tone Of them rke IL
Wenk anu Irregular new cotton from wharf selling at
&C. les than quotations sales u5l bales consunp-
on Futures adv ncr &C. except for sCptemhcfw which
y luc hig r. sars 81 0pp aies closing at 10 $40
anu DECEMBER, iac. tor January rs 3.i6c. for Feb
rn,rt, l3 5lGc. for March. 10 f-3sr. tor April and
d.ii'i ~ tof Ni}. II tepts at tue ports to-day we're
ia "a NJ Z
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DITORCED.

NAUMAN-NATMAS.-in Brooklyn, Sept. IA, IN
Justice Pratt, John Naumnn from e. Nauman.
PALMEls-PALNtB-I BROOKLYN. sept. IA, by jus
tice Pratt, Lyon A. Palmer from r. Il. Palmer.
shOM-sHOW In BrlJklyu, sept II, by Just ice
Gilbert, Hans A. V Show from Emuia Show.
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FINANcI1L Avn COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, Sept. 1i-P. M-The stock spec
ulatiOn opened with nrmer tone, and the mar
ket gave evidence Of recovery, prices advancing
= TO y per cent; but rumors that well-known
houses were Ia financial trouble soon changed
the current The bears then commenced "A Wig
orOus raid upon the whole market, which W, $
kept up with good degree Of success-the low
est prices Of the day having been established in
the final hour of trade, after the suspension Of
VIM. Moller Sons, sugar re- nners, was reported.
Lake Shore, Pacific Mail, and Northwestern
were the principal points Of attack-the first
named having sold down from 55is to jS-whie
at the same time Pacific Mail was thrown over
board 10y some Of it's former friends. resulting
in decline from 49, buyer 3, to s6i,. seller g.
Northwestern aud st. Paul were also pressed for
sale, each declining = per cent, and Western
Union yielded y to 70 on large transactions.
Erie, however, exceptionally strong, and
rose from 1874 to l7'6, closing at III. Ohios,
Ulso. which broke per cent. on Monday to II,
rallied = per cent, but reacted to ~ at the
close. Atlantic and Pacific preferred recovered
per cent. to II, and Missouri Pacific was tfong
at 45A. Michigan Central dropped per cent. to
~. and Union Pacific ranged from - to 13S. The
DEALINGS in the remainder of the list were not
important, but a feverish and unsettled feeling
was apparent at the close. The great contest u
the day was over Pacific Mail and Lake Shore,
both OF which closed at about the lowest figures.
Q69 Of which Lake Shore represented 77lOg:
Pacific Mail. 1850; Western Union, 2j,s65 !;
Erie. 1850; Northwestern, 1880 Ohios. 1aO; ;
81. Pau. 5.S0 the preferred, 2,lO0; Pacific OF
Missouri. 900 Wabash, 200 IT. Louis, Kan
sas City aud Northern, 800; Hannibal and st
Joseph, 200 Michigan Central, 6,j Union Paci-
nc, 400; Northwestern preferred, 500; Chicago
and Alton, ;s6 Rock Island. 200: Illinois Gem
trial, 2l0; Atlantic and Pacific preferred 100;
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company. 100 /;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh. 100; Consolidation
Coal. lJO Maryland Coal. 100; New York Gem
tral, l6j Reno, . preferred, 90 aud c.. &. and
l. c.. -.
There was very large and excited specua-
tion IN gold, and the shorts after midday be
came ANXIOUS purchasers. There j. strong
combina ION operating for a rise In this market,
and the price would probably have advanced
to-day without the assistance OF disquieting
tumOrs. The opening price WINS 1862. with a
drop to ll6A, but from this point there a
sharp rally TO III, and though closing at ll6's
III was again bid In street circles later In the
day. There were Iumors that another squeeze
In cash gold would be engineered on Wednes-
DAY, and borrowers bid q Of 2 cent. for to-
morrow's use.
,,itnu
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MINIATURE ALNANAc-rnt DAY
SUI rises. . n sun sets . ~ Moon rises. 30
niru WNTEn-rnl- DAY.
Sandy Hook. A. Gov. Island 10 Hell Gate. %
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Continued reduction IN prices OF furniture,
carpets ami bedding, ID, N. cOwpeTthwait Co.'S 1856
and l57 Chatham 81, 10 reduce stock Now lie the time
~ pprebRse.-Idp.
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Is the never-f falling refuge for those victims OF
nausea, headache and CONSTIPATION caused By bilious
complaints. Wells Elliott, IL GOD street. Pnee 20
cente.-Ad0s
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t;remt bargains at The, Original HIRAM ANDER-
Sons SONS IN cIrpets. OIL clOh-. mattugs, matt &c-
No. 33i STU ay., third door Oeos ssth It.
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i.32 3GI aud l.id Of y cent.
Tue total ciearnzs at the Gold Exchange Bank were
Si22pO. 900; god balances tl.l7Op2l ana currency
BALANCES, tSS92sd The Suh-rreasury redeemed az
pubic debt t3l 900
The days business at the United states sup.1reasury
Gold receipts tfl.usl.S5; 40. payments,
t2ui. i5sA5 90 balance, t3d.lpsg5O.S Curfcncy re
ceipts, 1857 shs al do t7i2 55 3g do bal.
ance tJs. Gls u0l Is. Customs. sii4.Ouo
Tue internal revenue receipts Wcre $4,000 ana the
customs receipts 10000. The Treasury at Wa hing.
ton received $4,000 IA national bans notes for re-
dtmptOn. The Treasury balances at the close busi.
ness N Washington were Currency. f2,5O1,uu and
com. tGS.2suOOO Including tt6 COIN ccrtlncafes
Foreign exchange became demoraliEsd nv the pro.
epccve nigh Oanng rates OF god, and the quotations
bills.
Money ruled easy call at 1iSa2 cent. during the
morning, but the later negotiations were effected at
lenGcrs having shown ess disposition TO accommodate
Government bonus continued good demand at a
further advance Of A4a cent. coupon 1907 rlld at
l2n'k coupon iSuSs, at i2l coupon o. 1881 ..css ;
cncy 6s. 1854 and coupon D., 1881. ll7ss
The following Mrrc I'M n p Al cInDlnr nrit-r.
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Susin,ss Aoilt,s.


Tho UIrFci 7 nItcd -infe- tRbIe Go.
Notice IS hereby given that this companys once 10
now open for the 90 to all
Of the world. The charge twi en- New YORK and
Great Brt1n anu Ireland Is % cents gold per word.
Further particulars OF tlri can re obtained applt
cation. &. e.. WARD, superintendent
10 BROAD ST. sept. 10. 1875.
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Try Mrs. Win-Iow'- -oothing syrup, for all
diseases Of children such teetllng. Wind collie, &c
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Nothing ceu equal the tonic aud inv iaoratins
effects Of tbs Peruvian syrup DrOtOxde Of rom.
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% BY fsnSsr d a and DSr
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VI fRRIED.

Dr. LYONS Tooth Tablets
Are used at the West Point Academy
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The Peruvian syrup ~ prOtOxide Of Irsl
Is "f0unlain Of healIn " Do me DYspenuc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-02
LITERARY CHAT.

There are 800 paper mills IN the United States,
with a capital Of t4000O,O1O, and producing
S70,O0OO00 worth per annun.
1875 is nard year on newspapers. Since the
1st OF January 3G5 journals have suspended
publication.
The French author, LaveleJe, has written
little work on the comparative prosperity OF Prot
estant and Roman Cat Ollie countries 10 which
Mr. Gladstone will contribute the Introduction.
Tne Dean OF Ely ia writing book entitled "rBe
Fall OF the Republic" bur which republic the Dean
OF Ely undertakes has not been made known.
Tbe Literary Mart ana BOOK ErctGnge Is the
title OF u London journal devoted TO the interests
Of publishers ana book collectors.
new universal "Dlctionary OF Political Econ
omy," by siguor Boccaro, is just published a
Milan.
The last three-volumed nonentity out in London
is Mr.. Mortimer Collins "Swcet and twenty"
Mr. j. w. Haiey has published an examination
OF the alleged discrepancies of she Bible, which he
mas compressed into $50 pages.
TIE latest noveAy in scientific bookmaking is
treatise on all the woods forest trees Of Europe,
Illustrated by $50 specimens sawed in sections OF
the woods themselves. The price ls thirty francs.
greatly enlarged edition Of RapD's "CoIlection
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OF towards OF Thirty Thousand Names OF Ger
man, Swiss. Dutch French and other Immigrants
in Pennsylvania" with an appendix containing
moro than 1000 German and French names in
New York prior TO 1712, Will be published by l.
Konler, Philadelphia.
Mr.. Albert Rhodes new book, ''rhe french at
Home" is Just ready at Dodd 4 Meads'.
Mr.. 7. Il. Meagher, OF No. "a PARK row, will plb-
lish book entitled "Ths Mercantile Agency In
America: Is u curse or benentSn
We are 10 have a "Hlstory Of characterization
In New England" with biographical studies of its
leaders, from the pen Of Rev. o. b. Frothingham m.
''The Peru Paradise" by Francis G. Heath, Is
very charming volume just out in London.
The late MIcnasl Levy left 100000 francs, all
made in publishing French literature.
An unpublished letter OF Bossuet, the eloquent
bishop, brought l,225 francs at a recent Paris
auction.
The stolen sermon question has again broken
out in England. Among the remedies IL is pro-
posed that young preachers should be trained to
speak extempore; also that all preac hers should
not be required to preach every sunday.
Sitka in Alaska Territory, has 500 people and
one newspaper.
In Great Britain only three printers are author
lied TO publish the English Bible.
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cart were returniug, the bridge leading 10 the
mousse lel In, ana horse cart and driver were SUD
merged. Fortunately they were got out, niue tue
worse Tor their accident.
AT NEwBoLD on AVON,
the canal and river nave Doth overlooked, and the
ROADS are Inundated. Grave ears are entertained
snas tne canal there not lar from Lazy IrescOtFs
residence may burst
Az Llloourne, near Rugby, about quarter OF q
leVertolt, on the Stamford and Rugby line, the
water mas washed the railway embankment away
iVl Instance OF $50 yards, nothing being lett but
lne sletpers, which are attached to the ralls all
the ballast being gone and the wafer coursing
through with great velocity The trains have nad
10 run pear TO the place and then go back, passen
SeL9 pelng conveyed from one train TO another.
THE FENs IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
present the appearance OF vast lake, miles of
cropping Will be disastrous many acres OF wheat
oats and barley on the low lying lands being uncer
water, ana the crops ON the higher lands are
we have mad an incessans downpour, and the ram
still continues 70 ail with appearance Of clear
ing up. me river Meme, which overlooked its
banks two or three Gays ago, still continues to
rise rapidly.
HEAVY LOSSES AT NOTTINGHAM.
After Il couple OF days OF comparatively dne
weather at nottingham, rain again began to IaIl
heavily early on Monday mornlng, and continued
with very little Intermsslon unfl yesterday
morning, occasionally coming down In torrents.
The consequence Is that the Trent and other
streams, which during the interval OF nne
weather had receded considerably, have again
risen to great helgnt, and nave In many places
overhowed their banks. In me nelghDorhoou OF
Nottingham a large breadth OF loW-lYlng lanu rs
under water and In the adjacent counties OF
Derby and Leicester vast tracts 3re submerged.
and great quantity ofnay has been spoiled, WINE
the damage sustained by the corn crops Is very
serious. Much OF the grain Is beaten down 0eyonu
hope OF recovery. This Is particularly the case
with barley. which was heavy crop, and even
should the weather become fine, the yleld ana
quality Will be very materially Affected Nesber-
day afternoon a slight thunderstorm passed over
Nottingham, but the rainfall was not very heavy
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wife OF the famous traveller Captain Burton, and
has seen the manners OF almost as many men and
as many cities as her intrepid husband himself.
She tells US In this most charming book, which
every one should read, not so much OF perils by
land and water and hairbreadth escapes OF every
KIND, As OF the domestic life OF people whom she
has studied as no other English woman has. One
knows not which most 10 praise and admire, her
unwearied faculty OF minute observation or the
grace, vigor and nexbliiy OF her style. Mr..
Drummond's book on the
GAZE OF SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST AFRICA
belongs TO different category. THIS Is essentially
volume or adventure, and win delight every
one WAC has ever red a ride or stuck pig. IL
may be interesting TO some or your readers TO
know that there exists an etiquette OF the sport
ing field quite as rigid in South Africa as That
observed in an English peasant covert. The tail
OF the beast killed is claimed by the hunter VINO
inflicted the first wound, even should that wound
be a mere prick, and It is he who receives pay for
killing the animal just as much as If ne had given
it the coup de grace.
A YACHT CRUISING IN THE SOUTH SEA
is not quite rs lively as was Lord Pemoroke's
"South Sea Bubbles but 1t is still very readable,
and the autotype photographs which the book
contains are admirable. The author, Mr.. 4. Ward
does not think lavoraDlY OF the work OF mission
aries in these parts. Thus he tells Us that the
Samoains, who are Christians. are "the most
arrant thIevesn and thar "their morality is at the
lowest ebb, and IT is IN these words that he sums
up the whole question tine Christian religion
as introduced by our missionaries in the South
Seas appears 10 pass over he country like tidal
wave that presently recedes and leaves 1t worse
than ever" | am not enough OF IN chronological
authority TO say whether the spelling Of "coco-
nut" Is accidental or inaccurate, or is scenuf-
icay correct. 1t looks odd Of
LITERARY GOSSIP
there is little or none. Imay, perhaps, mention
that the August number of the CornhtU Magazine
VIII contain the opening chapters OF a novel by
Mrs. Lynn Lnton, ''The Atonement OF Lean Dun
das" OF which great things are expected, and
that among the articles In the first number OF a
new mid monthly periodical called the London
Ma1aztne-a time-honored title-wIll be paper by
Mr.. John H. Ingraham the rehabilitator of Poe,
the poeu, on Edgar Allen Poe's politician" the
manuscript or which he has recently come in pos
session Of Unless the manuscript reveals beau
ties not yet published, fail to see how Mr.. Ingra
ham will have enough material for his paper