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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20
TRIED FOR wIFE-MURDER.
TESTIMONY CONCERNING THE VIOLENT DEATH OF
MRS JAMES DODWEIL.

TESTIMONY CONCERNING THE VIOLENT DEATH VI
MRS JAMES DoDwELL.
The trial of james Dodwell charged with
the murder of his wife, Mary May 20, continued
before Recorder Hackett in the Court Of General Sessions
Yesterday Mrs Rosauna Wallace, who occupied apart
ments with the Dodwels in the house at No. 4l3 East
Nnths and who was the first TO reach the scene OF the
MURDER testified that che entered the room Dodwen
was standing on tue floor holding cloth to his throat
which wac gashed and bleeding; he said to her. IN
hoarse voice, Mrs Wallace, did you hear what had hap
pened to us she replied, "No, what Is it 3" he said
"People got in here and almost murdered me and my
wife, but she the worst she is dying" Mrs Dodwel
was lying on the bed breathing heavily.
Office Byrne and Farley, who were summoned TO the
house. testified that they questioned Dodwel as 10 the
person who had committed the crime He was unable 10
sneak and only shook his head The officers took can
die and examined the Mrs Dodwell was lying
upon the bed with her head and face badly cut and her
skull fractured. The bcd-clothes covered with
blood and blood had evidently been swept up with a
broom into q Pail. blood-stained Ratchet and saw
broom and shovel were found in the room. On subse-
quont Of the place bundle of clothing smeared
with blood was discovered. No trace OF the entry OF
persons from the outside could be IOuhd az Tue
pointed out by Dodwell
Drs: Gudcn Church. and silver, who attended Dodwell
until his recovery and Dr. Smith, who In attend
ance upon Mrs DOdwell until her death at the beeEpe
Hospital, testified 10 the nature Of the INJURIES OF Tue
his wife had not lived happily together, ana had ad
frequent QuarTcls during the last SIX wars ls' Ann
Cassin who lived in the adjoining those OF the
Dodwells testified that occasion Dodwel threw
his wife upOn the floor and that from the effects OF her
Injuries she was confined 10 her bed fer three weeks.
D0dwel was arrested but admitted TO bail ana was
never fried for the offense. The last occasion upon
which Dodwell was shown TO have il-teated us VIE
was in April, n month previous T., the murder wheh
Jane Smith said that she heard the prisoner use
violent and abusive language % Mrs. podweL; -,
Andrew White, who attended DOdwei at the hospitai,
said that he repeatedly tried get the prisoner 10 tell
him how the tragedy occurred. At one time D0dWei
briefly answered Thieves broke into the honse that
ton patient in the hospital testified hat they lOund
small muslin bag ~ DodwelPs possession, when con
tanned SII5 AS Do iwcls clothes were taken 10 Ine
closet he seized one his shoes and took from IL STOCK
ing and the bag OF money The ease Wll probably 80 W
the Jury to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20
CUSTOMS DUTIES ON SUGAR.

A number of the sugar importers OF this
city, who obtain their supply from Cuba, Mexico &c
mot including the Hawaiian Islands, have paid the Gus
toms duties under protest during the past week claiming
that tho same products mentioned in the new reciprocity
treaty with the Sandwich Islands under treaty spu'
ations with Mexico Spain, and other countries entitled
to free entry this and all other ports of the United
states Inquiry among the importers on Saturday gen
orally elected the statement that they did not nave
much hope OF securing return OF the duties thus paid
but IL cost nothing to enter protest and they placed
Themselves in a position by this means, OF deriving
whatever benefit any further investigation OF Tie SUD
iect mig bt develop Jacob W. DE Castro OF the DE Cas-
tro Bonner Sugar Refining Company, said be pad IN
vestigated the matter and had come 10 the conclusion
that there was nothing irregular about the treaty Win
tbe Hawaiian Islands; consequently no objections
would be made by his house 10 paying the customs d'
10 al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20
WILLIAM NJ. TwEED's COMPANION.

Various rumors are current in regard to VIM.
NJ Tweeds companion In imPrisonmentiat Vigo Spain.
The one most credited is, that the W. NJ. Hunt reported
y cable as arrested Yigo Is identical with w. E. King
who held for years IN this city under the Tweed
administration the position of Deputy Commissioners OF
Public Works His duties Of a general nature and
his relations with Tweed OF the most Intimate and
confidential character Twee1s engagement and occu-
pations were 30 numerous that ali the details OF his
business reverted 10 the management OF King
lie was q man OF about tbirty-two years
Of age and is described by his associates
nj the Department Of Public Works person O quiet
aud unassumng manners anu as one little inclined 10
minae freely with his friends. While holding the
office Commissioner and for time previous
Inc was connected with the firm OF DTumgoh ~ King,
cloheis thS city. His Ia her, W. III. KIM, who Tor
years held the position OF second boQkkecper IN the De-
partn,ent of Public Works and was afterwdrd Tax COn
missioner was one OF Tweei's most intimate friends.
There was some distant connection by marriage between
them. III feeble health W. IA. King made voyage 70
Europe some three four years but soon returned
to die II was thought % be the fathers influence which
advanced the sou In Twced's favor. An old acqumat-
ance Of Tweed i conversation with TRIBUNE reporter
yesterday, expressed the opinion chat this W. IL Hunt
was travelling under his own name, and that he was
nephew OF Tweed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20
LIMITATIONS OF ASSESSMENTS.

Henry A. Cram has come back from Europe
70 contest two assessments his property at Harlem
He owns blocks Nos. 500 52I, and 500, in the Twelfth
Ward running from Fifth-ave TO Madson-ye. and be-
vond. between ehundred-andthrty-iitlst and One
hundred endtiry eght-st The ponto which SIR Cram
rested was that under the act Of 1910 no assessment
could be laid for than oncba the yaue OF property
nxed by the This act had been recently
decided 10 be still in 10 In ease In which the Court
az ApUeag oyerfulng the Supreme Court had decided
that though church property was not exempt from as
segsnen no assessment could be levied ON IL TIE TAX
assessors failed put value ON the property n the
Tax boOas IN the OF M Cram, perhaps TECHNICALLY
no could be levied on lots as the TAX asses
srs had merely assessed them as blocks but II the right
rule was that proportoDate value should DC assigned
10 each lot then IN tho lots assessed were less
thau Oucfth OF block No $40, valued mt 31OOo Iheir
aesessed value was therefore less than B1UUD Under
tc assessment they charged With S1,341 ~. IN
blocK No sci valued at $4,000 about ongtird OF me
lots was charged with 10 dG5 80, and IN block No. d.
valued AT $4,000 OnefOut OF IL was charged 5000 33
not merely OnC-n8lf, but more than TIER whOie
value In the other assessment block NO 90 beng then
valued NJ $4,000 less than One-Daf Of IL was charged
win S24 O41 36, again than hall ia total value
uJe WestrOuk said that these views were IN accord
ance with i own Impressions, but as Mr. Cole Tor the
CORPORATION Counsel said that his engagements would
preclude him from arguing the caSS ycsleldLy, tne
CONT allowed him ~ file brief at future day on the
questions raised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20
CoNsUMPTIoN-ITS CAUSE AND CURE.
A POSITIVE AND RADICAL
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.

That formidable disease Consumption is brought aooutb By
IMPoVERIsHAlENP OF THE BLOOD 1t is in general
and Blood Disease haporertshent OF the blood
caused by a6Sence deey undue odss OF the chemical
elements OF the BLOOD.
When In this impoverished condition. result causes
which can be easily corrected the Blood loses its vgor and
rendered incapable Of performing its work Of repairing ne
oase and renerg parts of the body fast
worn out
s Glso deprred Of he poVer Of attracting and absorbing
OXYGEN which contained In the afr breathed into the
Lungs This Vita required t. promote animal
buson by wasted and wornOut particles Of the
body are into carbonc acid
gas and respred This process also animal heat
which IL also the Office Of Blood duse throughout
the system.
This impoverished AMI deprayed condition Of the great River
Of Life results the Blood becoming loaded with impurities
consisting and dead particles of the body which
are by the Blood deposited the Lungs there 70 FORM
t6ereJ and ulcerate causing alb eesses hemor
rhages destroying the substance OF the Lungs which
destruction permitted ls nal for there s NO CREATIVE
POWER IN MEDICINE.
THE CAUSE OF CONSUMPTION
sfhus ~ hut nevertheless accurately, made known
THE ONLY RATIONAL MODE OF CURE
consists restoring and supplying 10 the Blood the dehcsns
Of which it is composed and which are as
ceranel by chemical analysis This object Is perfectly ac
eolnpishCd only appropriate and scientific manner y
the adninist ration II WINCHESTER'SH YPoPHOSPHITEs
OF LIME AND SODA which effects radical cure Of this
formidable by eracang tho cause which produces
It. BENZ, therefore,
A SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION
when once developed It is also complete and perfect propAr
lactie or PREV ENTIvE n all cases Of predispositon
Its certain its has been preeminent
n has been established Is years.
Prices. 81 and 81 per bottle. Prepared only by
WINCHESTER Co.. Chemists
50 John-st, New.York.
Sold by druggists. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20
AN ACRoBATs ATTEMPT TO RECOVER THREE
CHILDREN.

Alfred Leon, the acrobat from whom the
Society the Prevention OF Cruelty to Children re-
Gently at POughkeepse tosx three children, has applied
to Judge westbrook In Supreme Court Chambers, by
habeas corpus to recover possession Of them The writ
names the children Joseph DOnohue, Alfred T. Ellis,
and Henry Ellis and ia directed TO E. Fellows jenkins,
who is the superintendent OF the society Mr. jenkins
made return that the children had passed out OF MS
custody before the writ was served him. Judge
westbrook under the statute held this return insult
ncent An amended return was then put in that the
children Leon's plea OF guilty at Poughkeepse, mad
been committed TO Mr.. Jenkins and Mr.. Gibson, his
counsel for delivery to the Society Tor the prevention OF
Cruelty Children. Counsel for Leon insisted that thS
was still defective as the Recorder OF P0ugheepsie had
made written order In the matter which should DO
given. Judge WestbroOk sustained this point. .
Mr. Gibson said that the children had been delivered by
this society 10 other societies. hut would be produced II
tho petitioner would proceed properly against the society
But If he undertook to harass man servant OF the
society he would yield any point The commitment
of the children was Mr. jenkins directly, but II the
court desired would include the order In his return
Judge WcstbroOk thought IT better and adjourned the
matter to this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20

Total amount collected $3.50, of which NJ Ferst Go.
have forwarded $3.50 to the savannah Benevolent AS
soeiaou and $3.50 to f. O. Anderson, Mayor OF saYan-
NAH through their house at that place Letters IRON
their house state that there need for all the ad tht
possible. m ,,.t.. 81,
At meeting OF the Committee on Public Charity OF
the New. YORK Produce Exchange on Monday II was de-
cded 10 place $500 OF the charity fluid Of the Excsnge
at tho disposal OF the president Of the Benevolent As
ciation oi Savannah. The members OF the committee
were also iustrut Ted collect such further sums as inc
members OF the Exchange willing To contribute iOr
the aid OF the erors OF that city The treasurer 0 te
committee, ar Hncken Immediately sent $500 by tee-
grimm ID Savannah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20
ppnMINENr ARRIYAIs.

Ne,r- York HoteI-The Hon. Caleb Cushing United
States Minister to span and Lawrence Barrett me aeso
= FTfh drenH HOtet-senat0r Francis Herman OK Oucs'
Senator William II. BaTDum OF Connecticut Juege lsrSsi
Spencer OF Syracuse Gen. HunSerford y Anans =;
aIi COL Laurie of British Army. Btctnghdin HOet
Rear Admiral Roger N Stembel United states navy ana
DR. Philippe da Motta Brazilian Commissioner OF EdueaLo
HouseJoln La Fargo the artist: 81 Ja";ss d,S
Ho,fseCOi Jedediah Baxter United states Army Onten
states Attorney J. r. Beckwih OF Lou1an ana
MAYOR Richard Vaux philadelphia 6tLseY
Commissioner Adm Thayer Of hoosck Rails ~ s0 anu
TlOmas Dickson President of the Delaware ara ftaoson
canal Company BppOort House, b. Wright President o.
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company Trde C2ihLGF
HoJsl-en W. de COlgny OF Peru Union square A3SS-
I'm L a Raliimnro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20
HEADQUARTERS
NEW-YORK CITY.

NewYor its size superior situation and is adyau:
tages IN the wa Of frequent eSnpunGno9 MIN AZ M %
almost everything produced in America Manufacturers ~
here and buyers can frequently save money By dealing via
the hight house
The following houses the most prominent in therr@
speetvs lines and do the largest any this eun
uy-in short, ere HEADQUARTERS:
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS.
West Broadway, Readc, and HudsonsA
0>' : -' - COLGATE CO.. ,.,.
FINE CABINET. FURNITURE
L. p TUCKER date Edw. W. Baxter Cor 654 BROADWAY
FLAX THREADS for HAND and MACHINE SEWING
ND'N Di'O no No 1874 churchst
BUTTONS, BRASS and PHOTO; MATERIAL{s,a NV
Nos Al9 ana 42l BrOOme-'t
ROPE, coRDAgE;, ana oAKUqNf sovs
"iAi'iA" =" Ni'A'' 30. IIs walls.
METALS, TIN PLATES PLATE 8. &SS3n or
. Nos 10 and 81 Clrst
CONTEMPORARIES SATIN GLOSS STARCH; ,vvv.
Nos % 81, ana So Park place corner ChaTCn-sL
IVORY, TORTOISE SHELL, and PEARL GOODS,
NO III East Fourteenthsk
A~A XNsoNih BR1ss AND coPPEaccMPASNrY.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS &e.-RETAIL
n. A. NEWELL.
No. 727 broadway corner WavereyPaee
HoUsE.FURNIsUING GOODS -,
HARDWARE, CHINA. GLASS and slIyEtt
Illus Catalogues free. f. D, BAssFoRD Cooper Insu'a~
GAS FIXTURE and BRONzES, - ,x 80
ARCHER & PANCOASP MANUFACTURING OhPANh
Nos s. 40, az wOo,cri 81 Greenest, above Broone'I
CUT NAILS and SPIKES. -
Nos. 81, So, and 80 WashingtonSt
VULCANIZED RUBBER, -rv
NEW.YoRK BETTING AND PACKING COMPANY
J. IL. CHREyER, Treasurer. Nos. 81 and 80 Pafhioe.
COMMISSION NJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and CHEEsk
GEO. s. HART & HOWELL.
Nos. SO. 3d. and SO Pearist and 22 and "a BridgeS@
CARPETS and OIICLOTHs.
Agents for tho English LinOleGm.
J. a., w. CROSSLEY, so and $40 BroaoHy'
SALT aud FISH also STORAGE,
Up & q. O. ROBINSON,
No Ia COenes-sip aud No. "a Frontee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20
SETTEL REMOVED BY THE MARSHAL

Pending the proceedings under writ Of
habeas corpus granted by Judge westbrooE in the ease
Of Leopold Nette the alleged fOrger, who is IN the Gus
tody OF the United states Marshal awaiting cxtraditon
10 Austria the Marshal has removed Nette from Ludlow
street Js to some place beyond the jurisdiction OF the
State courts No information could be obtained at the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20

one in the neighborhood by SURPRISE and large crowd
collected outside and along the the prisoners
marched 20 the station The arrests were made oy
Detectives Radford and Stwel OF the Central once
and Sergeant Webb OF the Tenth Precinct with strong
force Of men. At the Essex Market Police Court y sses
with keeping the gambling hOuye They were required
To give bail In 81 600 each 20 appear for trial The 10
men arrested In the house were fined $40 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20

Marshals Office yesterday except that Nettel had not
been sent back TO Austria II Is supposed that ne mas
been taken to some point Of the State where ne can
not released the order Of state court Inc say
of proceedings granted by Judge Wcsthrook enoned thc
marshal from executing mandate for NetePs extral'
ton but did not restrain him from removing te prisoner
ont of the state Ii ia understood that Ncttes counsel
will apply for AN attachment against the marshal VINO
ordered the prisoners removal No cew to Meters place
Of imprisonment could be obtained from Official sources
last evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20
MADE.

The Young Mems Christian Association OF tnIs c.y
has forwarded 10 the association at Savaian sUp
money nut into their hands for the relleI OF
FROM yellow fever. Any persons wishing 10 asSst W. .aS
work can hand in their contributions 70 Motifs N ~
AT No SO Wianst. J. +. Wyckoh, treasurer oI que
Association No 12S Pearst or 70 Tue secretily at
the rooms such contributions will bo duly acknowledged
and iudiciously distributed at savannah. 40, ,,
The following amounts have been collected III TINS Wy
nv Messrs NJ Ferst & Co. OF Savannah III ad Oh Tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20

Tommy (who has been allowed a seat at
table ON tue occasion OF tea party aud IA scrutnlzng
the engraving on his teaspoon, which Is )-"Why,
mother these spoons on Aunt James supper table
the other night when Cousin Fred had his party
"IookD from tie maternal and smile ali around.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20

Cash-cplleeted az meet.
ing Sept. la.............Sl
BY Edw'd Gr4thths, Agent
p. w. and b. II. n, No.
3l5 Broadway .......... !
Darling. GriswOld & Co.,
Fifth Avenue HOTEL.
Ply Il. II. Thayer. Agent
Port Royal rOltc-...
Peters, Calhoun a Co.
@ ID. Van RcipeD, Presi.
dent Hudson CITY say
MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20

,,ant. now remain in sayannaichey the poor classes
and tarrying therebey will continue TO fali Dy Fever
40 before Sepember is ended it will be necessary 70 seu
yarious materials for list OF the articles MOST
needed will be furnished any day when tue iniormaton
from Savannah warrants appeal for materla 70 os
shlpped On behalf OF the medical committee such st
wiibe furnished for public information as so0n as neu
zeal authorities in Savannah advise. The Mayor on
savannah the Chief of Police the Health Officer ana the
President OF the State Board OF Health OF Georgia are a
AZ their posts of duty In the midst OF the epidemic Ihe
advice must be our guide. Respectfully,
ELISHA HARRIS, NJ. D., for the C0mmlttee.
To Messrs ID. Owens, Chair1naIt and George honge;
Savannah.
contributions ALREADY MADE
The following subscriptions for the relief OF yeiio"
fever sufferers at Savannah acknowledged by GEORGE
Yonge Treasurer tunder appointment at meenns Oh
railroad agents. held at the Aston House sept lob u
his Office No. 400 Broadway:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUpNuTs, IN
BROADWAY.
Ga ~: SOP Noon. ne DBL M 720 Midni ans os'
Average, e0sso. Same daY. 1870 4o's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20

The following anecdote Is submitted to pro.
fessona gentlemen who give evidence before corOnerS
ures witness FOR the prosecution IN murder case
was thus questioned by his Honor: You say you saw
the man shot ut and Killed." eyes, Sr." You said
think that the charge struck the deceased on MS bocy
between the diaphragm ald the duOdenump witness
"No SIR did MT say sich thing. said he was saot
between the log-pen aud the Observation-Disclosures
GaZntta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20

STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases Of the
- Geueravc ORGANS ideally and speedily cured. HENRr
A DANIELS n. D. 144 LeXingtonave. Office hours sos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20
STATEN Island.

CLFToN.-Edward A. Hicks of st. Mary's-
ave- was arr3lged before Justice Haufazer yesterday
morning for feOnious assault upon his wife by stabbing
her in the bre and with pair VI scissors. 10 APP
peaTed that Hicks was about TO sell the furniture from
the house and Mrs Hicks objected She not able 70
appear atrOurt and the complaint was made by her
little SON. The prisoner sent 10 the County jail 70
await the action OF the Grand Jury.
FACToRYvILLE.-The steamer Thomas hunt OF the
North Shore Ferry, which laid up at the wharf at
FactOryve broke loose from her moOrngs In the gale
OF Sunday, Carrying part OF the wharf with her, She
drfted up Newark Bay and brought against the New
Jersey Central Railroad bridge, receiving only slight
damage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20

drawn from the Fourth Ward Public School at Bergen
Point yesterday In obedience to the directions OF the
Rev Father Keen, the newly appointed priest Of
parsh who has established paroehia school In BradyH
Hail. In the vicinity The children were very unwilling
10 make the change but their parents were oyerawed By
the priest who lost opportunity OF denouncing tho
public schools The matter has caused great deal OF
Excitement
LONG ISLAND.
NORTH HEMpsrEAD.--At the adjourned term
OF the Queens County Court and Court OF Sessions, VIII
liam Tayor of VhitesCone convicted OF receiving stolen
goods was sentenced yesterday 20 the State Prison for
four wears Taylor who is wealthy man and the owner
OF the Mountain House at WhtestOne, WAS tried on the
same Indictment former term, the jury railing "
agree John Patt indicted for burglary, robDiDg the
mill OF Beekman Townsend at Oyster Bay, was convicted
sentenced State Prison for ye years George
Curtis pleaded guilty to charge Of picking pockets on
the beach Rocaway, and was nye years.
YAPHANK.-The body of a man was found hanging 70
hank, Friday In pocket was found Piece o. paper
upon which written. T. G. Pine, tired OF me- Delng
unable to obtain work." The body had apparently been
hanging for SOME time, IL was considerably decomr
posed IL dressed in dark clothing, and there was
gold ring on one finger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20
NETWORK CITY.

Controller Green yesterday signed warrants
amounting to S30,594 As
The Police Board yesterday denied the ap-
pcatcn Of ekCapt Van Dusen Tor Reconsideration Oh
his case.
The New-York City Police viii be repre-,
sened at Philadelphia tomorrow by 600 men selected
the force. Superintendent Walling VIII DC present
also.
In the United States District Court Yesterday
tOm-hOuse officers the steamship City OF New-York
Aug IL ordered to be sold no claimant appearing
for them.
No trouble occurred yesterday at Per No.
AZ East River, where lOngshOremen were engaged In
unloading goods all day ut 30 cents an hour The work
men ON adjoining piers continued to receive 40 cents an
hour.
The contract for building the Nineteenth
Precinct Station for S3l 000 has been rde TO
James r. DUFFY, the previous contract WIN Jam,S hlF
nan being nuied because his bid was not in good ratn
The bark Magdalena, cOmmanded by capt
Griffin and bound this port FROM Ciudad BOLIVIA, WIN
n cargo OF hides for d. A. DE Lima, went ashore ABOUT
~ miles north OF BarneRat at " m' JeSVoAu"J' ~
was saved
Experiments in heating and ventllatlng are
making in the Supreme Court Chambers OF the New
Court House The hOtar registers are placed ne cue
ceiling and the yentilaOrs near the n00r W piah
works well 1t will be adopted throughout inc Duhs
Superintendent WallIng yesterday morning
received dispatch from Fall River, Mass, stating tat
man committed suicide on the steamer Newport on her
trip from this city that place. card was found III
his berth stating that his was Francis wheeler,
That he mad relations and would be useless Tor any
one to attempt TO establish his identity
The following is a comparative statement OF
cases of contagious diseases reported at the office 0he
Health Department for the two weeks ending sept 49,
.~-FEyERS--- Cerebro 60
Week Ty. Ty Scar spinal Meas , ppm, small a
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CLARK g. Co.'S Patent NOiseless Self Rolling
STEEL sHUTTERS,

FIRE AND BURGLAR PltUUF. -,
No machinery balance weight Cannot gee out OF order
Fitted Delaware aud Hudson Canal Building Manhattan
Building ien0x Library Building, Tribune once &C
OGlce FaeOry-i62 and 1874 West Hthst, New YORK;
and a London. Paris. VieBns Berlin, Melbourne, &c