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The New York herald., 1876-11-01
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER crr or Housros lately ashore At Bocs chca.
a. Kew West and viii ss soon a. possible With /. 10
Galveston.
BRIG FrpKLrA Atwood, az Palermo Oct TO- from Bangor
about ten days which caused portion Of the to
ss and gave M ySs,s , M Tho decks wsr' washed BY
BRIG rAusrrSA which foundcred in the passage from
taken At funchai on scnr Magenta (Sr bound
10 Hampton Roads.
scnR LARx Hutchns. from Windsor Ns. for Baltimore
water. Assistance from Norfolk has been sent her.
Sen IpA SMITH, Capt Masters lying in the Hilsboroueh
cane night Of Oct 10 several hundred feet up on the
Marshes but the captain hoped to dig her in afew days
scna ID B Evraxrr, from sagna. via Savannah for New
York. into the Delaware breakwater ocs 30 with sails
Sem ANNIE CHAsE, from Bucksvilie SC, for Thomas
ton put into Delaware Breakwater Oct 80 with sails and
rigging damaged-S
scug ra.SxlrS Miller from Galveston for New York nut
into Charleston Oct ~ With sails split
senn AsYr MuncnIan, from Brunswick for New YORK,
at from fever and ono man since her arrival here.
scnn nInan TuImLL Of Por. Jefferson, ii, has been
BosroS Oct 3isteamer City Of Valparaiso will leave
this port for Valparaiso until Nov 3.
CuARlorrrrows PEI, Oct 3U-Brisantinc Esperance
from Liverpool cascumpee with salt, is ashore
Mlmingash In a bad position.
HALIFAX, Ns Oct so-From q memorandum found ON one
lost on sable Island. Oct iG Mary Coi
here I. DAY i,s% opss BAY
KxY WEST, Oct io-The following casualties occurred
here durng ato hurricane Brig Prairie Rose. lying
opposite Phibr.ck's wharf blown up in the night doing
able damage 10 many vessels her way schr
George l. Storrs dismnstcu both blown Schr
Relief missing; nothing Of her whereabouts; schr Kate
ran into another supposed to be Harriet Maria lost
both spars aud bowsprit schrs Telegram, Ariets and
Hero, lost bowsprt and part Of rigging. Scnr
Eveutur star with cargo OF sponge. sunk
schrs Harriet Maria and Florida blown ashore
ScAr Singaray from Appalschacoia with cargo OF lnm
ber parted her moorns drifted high aud dry Salt
Pond Key Potbost Sac lost bowsprt and topmast Schr
Marie bIlved OF crafts lost boats and large
number ashng boats broken to pieces Much Of ths
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aS-NoTICE TO. CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
CoASr1NG AND FOREIGN 1RADE.-Captains OF officers
vessels engaged the coasng and foreign
the displacement removal of buoys requested
communicate the facts the HERALD that may be
letter addressed 40 the editor of the HERALD New York
city" giving accurately possible the posi-
Of displaced tho OF their will
all observed along tho Atlantic and Pacific
the American Continent When they observed
the European countries in the Mediterranean
requested that Information be either by telegraph
or letter to the London Office of tho New HERALD
Fleet street, London TO the Paris Office 81 Avenue de
Popera Paris Where the telegraph is used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett 4e Fleet street. London or
"Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpera Paris" whero cases OF
displacement observed in the waters OF countries
the reach Of the telegraph in Asia Africa captains
may communicate with upon reaching the first
port This information will be cabed free Of charge
the HERALD and Published
py-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The Nnw YonK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coson night signal
board the HERALD steam yacht sho wing whle
burning colos red changing from the
other in succe sson be several miles distant.
Captains of vessels. seeing this signal will obee
by preparing any arne they tor the Ship
News Department of the HERALD.
nPersons desrous of ating with vessels arrv
ing New York do by addressing to such vessels
care Of HERALD yacht. Pier No. East River New
York Letters received from all parts OF the world and
promptly delivered Duplicates required
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AsrrxwALI ocs 2s-Arrved. steamer Colon. 0rnan New
AnxclBo PR Oct I4-In port, 'Eleine" Now York. to
CAcIianr Oct 2s-Arrivsd brig Maria Fris.r dtaD Ps-
FAYAL, Oct 8-saled bark Kate williams Hale for Bos-
GRxxsocx Oct 26Arrived, ship Chippewa CBr). Milne,
Quebec.
San Francisco tand sid 18th for Hong konpl.
HAVANA, Oct 29-Steamer Crescent City. Curtis. New
Arrived 3ist. steamer City of New York. Timmsrm an,
uAtIyAx Oct 2o-Saled. steamer Nova Scotisu CIR,
Richardson from Liverpool. Baltimore. -
(and sailed for Liverpool 81 Johns Ms
kong, Oct l2-in port ships Cashmers. Norton. une:
Midnight Marcy. do.
LAcuSa Oct I'm port. brig Ponvert Moore, for New
York: schr f Palmer. stevens. for do
MADEIRA datc-Arfived. brig Margareta fBr). Lock-
hart Cardiff and sid for Hampton Roads, has board
crew of abandoned brig Faustina,.
MONTREAL Oct ~ -t,ieared. steamer Phnncian Scott
Glasgow: bark b Benson. Duff do
QUrERc. Oct 27Arrived. ship st AbAns Beck London;
bark Massey sutor soth; brig Osprey. Jose Hull 2ssh.
barks Ottowa rhygeson London Aldytha Brsnscomb do
for Montroal 18th, steamer Circasan Wyle Lverpool
ships Lake Erie. sccter Glasgow for Montreal: Rosse
steamer Quebec tBr). Thearle Liverpool
Cleared 2-th steamer Ontario. Bouchctte Liverpool
ships VIM Yco. Picier do: Melcite Wilhelmson London
Mare, Jorgenscn. Glasgow fayrc. Gundersen London;
barks Lcontine Gurderscn do Bessie Young Aud Apple
dore: Aiice Gubdersen. Waterford: Clifton ones Holy
head: Ocean, Berg Dublin; Stanley Anderson, Grange
81 JouS PR Oct l.-In port. brig Chas A Hoard (Br)
Messenger. from Nayaguex arrived Sth
Sr JoHSs ny. Oct 3IArrived, steamer Gee Crom wcll
Bacon. New YORK via Halifax
ST Jons. NIB, Oct 3l-Arrived brig Economy BD. Ca
hon. Baltimore.
Arrived 2s,h, schr George Calhoun (Br). secly Now
YOKOHAMA Oct i2-In port, ships Iothnir fr) Orch ard
for Now York; Ambassador tBrl. Prehn. tor 40.
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damage caused BY running afoui Of each other
especially she Prss Rss. which injured all crafts In her
way during her drag
NEWPORT, oct 3i-Adviees from Block Island to-day
state that the q and bcy) Of soop Louse re-
we're from shore proceed 20 vessel some distance
board of her This thas they lost Was
generally supposed.
rHiLAnELrniA. Oct 3i-Bark Paadin Ars,. which ar.
rived here to-day Arecbo that the night OF
friday Oct 20 he heavy hurricane the wind
and spare spars A. daylight Of Saturday strange
man swimming near the vessel but was unable 20
save him Lost none Of ous crew Oct IS lat rs 4s
oarien TO New York (bsfoc repoted) which had also
countcred the tie 10Th
mast close 20 the deck Had gotten up opsa yard for
jury ast and would reach New York The vessel
Vas tight and did not require any assistance whatever
eAme day saw schooner which had lost her
sp2nker she nrst part Of her IN axy the bal
PonrsMourH u. Oct 3I-The schr Ella Hodgdon from
gers Island At noon to-day and lies dangerous position
QuEBkc Oct 3i-A telegram received reports that
the bark Msrehioness OF Quesnsbury ~ from Quebec for
Fort GLASGOW with cargo Of timber ashore
Newfoundland and will be total loss The SAFE
Part of cargo secured.
surBuiLDSG-Giies Lorine OF Yarmouth and parties in
Portland ara 10 bud ship of about $50 Yarmouth
20 be on In tho spring.
LAuScnrp-As Bath Ne, Oct 81 ship Indiana Of 1900
burthen.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Faysl Sept 2s bark Mattapoisett Lswton
NIB landed 60 bbs oil to be shipped by the bark Kate
Williams land sailed Oct 81 2sth barks spartan Trpp
do landed bills for do and sailed 4th, Minnesota
Alien do clean (snd sailed 3D. Aruolda. Howland do do
Sd. with s. bbls on board; Mermaid; Allen DO oil
32O bbs (and sailed 5th) barks Tropc Bird Tlton.
M landed bbls be shipped by bark Asor Sappho
Edik landed 400 bts for do 9Th bark Lancer Dow
den do landed 10 bbs for do. on and on Oct bark
Lydia Praro Mr. $50 bhls sp board 9th. bark Cape
Horn Pigeon. Baker Dartmouth. clean.
Sailed from do Sd. bark Dssdemors Vincent NJ having
landed 20 bbls sp tor bark Kate Williams 4th brig
Moors. Soper. Boston, having landed l3O sp for do
letter from Capt Bassett: Of bark Perry. OF kdgar
reports her EustHcia Aug % The vcssel had
- days with the captain sick with tho Afcsn
fever contracted Donneo; would sail next day; oil
since leaving Barbados in July
A letter from board the bark Sappho Edick OF NB
reports her Fayal g. with Gt0 bbr oil all told
BosToS Oct 3lOn board the vessels OF the whaling ee
recently abandoned in the Arctic ocean 12.034
bills Of VIII OIL 1919 bbls of sp OIL 81 100 lbs Of whale
bone and 43 0O0 lbs Of ivory.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Oct so-Arrived, steamer X Knight.
New York schis whtrey Long Windsor; Louisa Birdsa
New YORK FooSs. 40; Ellen Tsbin Jersey City;
yrselsnd Van Brunt. Benjamin Gartside and Charlie
wolsey. Tor Washington; Hsvens aud Hsxelton for
Georgetown.
sailed-schrs J liencham. Boston; Ellen Tobin and
jersey City; Aldana Rokes, II skinner and VIM Mason
Qrom Georgetowni, -
Pniladephia
BOSTON Oct 3o-Arrived schrs Armenia Bartlett PhlA
cephia; J Lamprey, Hayden Port johnson.
3ist-Arrvca; schrs Anna Waiting. Cox. Cape Hays,s,n
Orizon otis; Helen Mar. Nickerso, and HeAton rntn
ney Ioboxen. a BARTLETT Kelley. Weehswkcn. ovn'
Patterson Rondout yasht Sharp, dandy NcwburE; Mis-
Mctcaf Nellevile Carrie Walkcr Cnauwick, Pors Jonn
sop David Ames FLANDERS Baltimcre: LJ knigns n,rd
tyre. New York: Lucy Bakcr. Atkins. do; amon p,ru
Drinkwater Hoboken Cisrissa Allen, Crocter
NJ Gcd Frye Langley. South Amboy ngson; Lo
ton PORT Johnson Danci Britain. Sonerk, PniisdcipnA'
Arson stinson, Sloman. Baltimore -, u,..-.~..
Ctearcd-stcamrr Vim Lawrcuce, hcwes pntt'moIo
bark Zophyrine John son. DemerAra schrs kva =
Parker, Gotenburg, Maggie huvey gun.Is.n I
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THE PRIZE RING MURDER TRIAL.
0RKAT RxCITEMENT AT SALEM COURT HOUSE
EVIDENCE FOR THE PROSECUTION.

GREAT EXCITEMENT AT SALEM COURT HOUSE
EVIDENCE FOR THE PROSECUTION.
SALHM, n j., Oct 81, 1S7a
The trial OF James Weeicn, Sam Coyer, Johnny
Clarke, Spring Dick and Fiddler Neary for the murder
of Phillip Roster commenced here to-day.
The court house denscy packed with persons
an nxious hear the evidence.
The first witness DR.. W. $. woliord, assistant
Coroner at Philadelphia, who held the post mortem
examination OF the body OF the dead prize fighter Dr.
woford described the nature OF the wounds received
by Roster and gave nis opinion that death caused
by external violence.
The only other witness examined to-day was the
father OF Roster who testified that his son left his
house the morning OF tho fight and was brought
back dead the next night
The court adjourned until tomorrow morning.
The prisoners all being tried together on an In
dctmcnt Tor murder. They are defended by James NJ.
Scovel Colonel Valentine and II. slope.
Thcrc much In the town In reference to
tho case ana there is a rImor that Indictments viii
also be found against several prominent Pnadephians
for having boen present at the light.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, Oct 81, 1874
AN ALLEGED PLOT TO CARRY MARYLAND FOR
THE Observation-Disclosures OF UNITED STATES
DEPUTY MARsHALs THREATENED.
Two citizens OF Baltimore have sent to the Depart
ment ofJustice u letter stating
II Is currently reported that the Sheriff Of that city,
through his deputies is contemplating tho of
sufficient number OF United States Deputy Marshals,
before next Tuesday with the evident intention
those officers election day, that the fear
sufficient protection from the United States government
In OF the arrest OF the said Deputy Marshals has
produced profound sensation among the republicans,
which makes IL exceedingly difficult procure sum
Gent number in localities OF volunteers for the
position Of Deputy Marshal on election day.
The department, having nothing before 1t excepting
the above report, has taken action the letter.
supposed that the Sheriff would place himself
In antagonsm with the United States authorities, rs
lhe latter would 1t Is inferred. vigorously resist such
proceedings.
Sheriff Mills, OF Baltimore, says the report that he
Intends arrest the United States Deputy Marshas
before election day is utterly without founca-
ton On tho contrary he will assist the United States
Marshal with posse comitatus If called upon.
CENTENNIAL VISITORS AT THg EXECUTIVE
MANSION.
Thousands OF Centennial pilgrims continue TO visit
the Executive Mansion. Previous to last Wednesday
the President received average many :. 600
persons day for several days, ali OF whom have
shaken hands with him. The President found this 10
be SO fatigulng and occupy much OF his time
that compelled decline such general recep-
tons
THE OUTSTANDING UNITED STATES CURRENCY
The following Is the amount Of United States cur
rency now outstanding
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ANTWERP Oct 3l-Arrved, ship Olaf (Nor), Andersen.
New York.
BELFAST Oct 3o-Arrived bsrks Svsen (Nor, Boo. Bal
tmore; 3lst Prosperina us), lvancich. Phadcphis De-
reported arrived 9th, brig Mary Fink Dyer Bostoa
ELsINoRE Oct 2s-Arnvsd. bark Fioka Nor Michslssa,
New York.
GLOUCESTER Oct 3l-Saied barks Agar (Aus Bussanich
United ststes Mo Cugno dtal, oivsri do: Weymouth
(Br), Durkee, do.
GENOA Oct 29-Arrived ship Marcia Grssnleaf Bunks.
New Orlesns.
HrLvorr Oct so-Arrivsd. bark johannes Rod Nesl.
Moe, Baltimore
LrvERrooI. Oct 3o-ssied. bark Oliver Emery Bp,
swtsbrdge. North America slss harks Axions Secondo
uta Lanter United States Aurora (Br), Rose, North
America.
LONDON. Oct 3O-Arrived. ship John Baker Pennsll
Philadelphia; bark Freeman Dennis r). Fletcher New
York.
Cleared 3lst barks Candido ta CaHsro United states
Prince Napoleon (Fr). Bard New Orlcana
MovILLx Oct 3l-Arrived Anchorla (Br) Nunro
New York for Glasgow land procseded).
MALAGA Oct 3o-Arrived brig Mary Gibbs. whittsuers
NarseiIles.
NxwRY. Oct so-saiod bsrks Hawthorn (Bp, Whitney.
United States; Kong Sverre Nor,. Larsen, do
NAPLES. to Oct 3o-Arrived bark syrA Canning. Now
York.
QUEENSTOWN Oct sl-Arrivsd steamer Parthia cBr No
Kay Boston for Liverpool tAnd proceeded.
sABLxs p'oLoSHx Oct 23-Arnved, bark Grid or) Nell
son. New York.
sIScAronr Oct 2e-Arrived, bark Kvk (Nor). Lerangs
Hong Kong for Manila and Now YORK (see below.
SrKrriS, Oct 2S-Arived brig Mary Leighton. Leigh
ton New York via Christiansand.
Sailed port In the United Kingdom Oct 50 Fannis
for United States.
SINGAPORE. Oct 26-The Norwegian bark Kirk Captain
Lorsngcr from Hong Kong Aug IS, for Manila and New
York here with her away taking
four of hour 1t 10 feared she viii have
discharge cargo for repsra
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHxAp Oct 81, PM-wind NNR. frsshi barometer.
3O.32o
PLrxourz. Oct 81 PM-wind N, moderate; nae.
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A PLEASANT REUNION.

The artists and contractors who planned and built
tho New York Aquarium gave the proprieors, Mcssrs
Coup Rciche, banquet last evening At Parker's
restaurant After discussing appetzing bill Of fare
the wine began TO circulate and were In order
Mr.. Coup and his partner returned thanks, and some
Interesting speeches were made by Professor Ward
the naturalist; Professor Mather, Mr. Ogden the arch
tect; Mr. Eagar, the superintendent and Others. Tho
occasion an interesting and enjoyable one and tho
festivities lasted until late hour.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THTs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK. OCT. 81. 1876.
ARRIVALS
REPORTED By rnx HERALD sTgAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnITEsTOxE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED ny TnE HERALD STEAM YACHTS HERALD
wnITEsIoxE rELEGRAPH LINZ
Steamer GIamis CASTLE B. Dickie, Yokohama July %,
Annoy Aug Is singapore 80, Alden sept 30, 20 Glib
ratar ! T. with mdsc to Henderson bros
steamer Greece ( Andrews London Oct IL. with mdsc
~ passengers to Hurst Oct % lat 45 Ion A. "a,
passed Red steamer bound same day lat A 80,
Ion TO- ship (Br) from Quebec for Cardiff 18th.
lat ~ 4u lon 81 Anchor line steamer bound 4 2pth.
Lord Give dr. IRON adephia Liverpool;
same day 24j miles OF Sandy HOOK steamer City OF
Chester (Brj, hence for do.
steamer Pommerania Ger. Schwcnscn, Hamburg Oct
is and Havro 2ls with mdse and 33s passengers TO Kun
hard "a. 40 81 Ion "A 81, passed Bremen
steamer bound Il: 2sth, LAT - a. Ion 40 So Guion
bound h: 18TH las ~ 30. Ion % a. bark +
Williams tBr), bound -.
steamer state Of Texas. Bolger. Galveston Oct 23
and kcy West aGsh with and to G. II NAL
ioy Go. ~ lat - 10 len ~ 45 passed boat paint
ed black outside and white ins.e: no name on her
Steamer Gulf stream. Cruwell Wilmington. Nc Oct 2S
with mdse and passengers TO w r Clyde Go.
steamer Ashland. Mills Wilmington. Nc Oct % with
mdse and passengers. TO y Clyae a Go.
Steamer Metropolis. Kills. Richmond and Norfolk, with
mdse to the Old Dominion Steamship "a
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SPOKEN.

Ship Berkshire (Br) Cunningham from Dundee for San
Francisco Sept 10, lHt So s, Ion T7W.
Ship Rhoderck Dhu fr Calvert. from Cardiff. for San
Francisco Sept 10. lat SIS s. Ion 77W.
Ship Osw aid (r. Mitchell from Glasgow for San
Francisco. Aug IL. lat ~ s. Ion 81 W.
Ship Harvester Bosworh. from Liverpool for San Fran
cisco. July 8. lat 3 n, Ion 21 W.
Ship Florida Curtis from Newcastle for San Francisco,
Sept L. lat ~ :. itn 7OW.
Ship Eric the Red Small from liverpool for San Fran
cisco. Sept 10. lat So s. lon n W.
Bark Clara (;or). from Hamburg for Philadelphia.
date. IS days out. lat ~, lon ~.
Schr Sparkling Sea. Hardnr from Boston for San Fran
CISCO 62 days out Sept IS lat "a % s. Ion 30 Is w.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shpmasters informed
that telegraphnS TO the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet street, London" or to the
Paris office, addressing Bennett 81 Avenue Opera,
Paris the arrivals at and departures from European and
Eastern of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will bo cabled this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi
ports will find the Paris Office the economi
cal and expeditions for telegraphing
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MOODY AND SANKEY.

ENCOURAGING RESULTS CROWN THR xFFoRTs
OF Tn1 CHICAGO REvIvALIsTs-
CHICAGO, Oct 81, 1876.
Conversions in large numbers are resulting from the
Moody and Sankey meetings here. OF 100 people at
one inquiry meeting every one expressed a change Of
heart Not less than 500 such have occurred
since sunday In to-day's noon prayer meeting re.
quests prayers presented from nearly every
part OF the English speaking world.
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MURDER AT A BALL.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 81, 1874
John Strathars and Samuel Wilson, both coored
got into quarrel at a negro ball, Christie avenue
about two O'Clock this morning, during which Wilson
drew a large pocket knitc aud plunged into Strath
ar's left breast killing HIM almost instantly. Wilson
IL said to have killed man In Chicago about year
ago. Rs was arrested
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LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION.

THE ENGINEER AND FIREMAN KILLED AND 4
PAssENGER BADLY sCALDRD.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct 81, 1874
special TO the Dispatch says the boiler OF ocomo-
tive ON the Alexandria Manassas and Orange Railroad
exploded at Abingdon to-day killing the fireman. j. w.
letter, and the engineer, Robert Wilson, and badly
scalaing youth named Gordon Fugua- This was the
first trip OF the fireman and engineer. All tho window
glass IN the neignborhood was broken The steam
gauge when found Indicated pressure on tho register
of lfO mounds
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STABBED IN THE BACK.

During alteration last night Charles Fromms,
nged twenty three. OF No. IA Greenwich street, was
stabbed In tho back by Frederick Nelson, who
subsequently arrested by Captain Saunders, of the
Church street police. Fromms wound which Is not
dangerous dressed at the New York Hospital after
which he left Tor home.
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SAILED.

Steamers Nevada (Br, for Liverpool; Acapulco Aspin
wall: MONTGOMERY. Fernandina. &c Gen Barnes savan
nnh Clyde, Charlcston Richmond. Richmond. &c; ship
Frank Jones' San Francisco barks Henry (Sw). Amster
dam: Post tNor Boulogne; Bjorke (Nor London; brig
Rising SUM- BarbadoA
Wind at sunset. w; At midnight. wSw.
Barometer sunset. ~ IL; Al midnight SOFA
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A BURGLAR SENTENCED

ELIZABETH, n j., Oct. 81, 1915.
John Murray, a notorious New York burglar, at
whose headquarters, No. 70 East Broadway. great
quantity OF stolen property found to.day
fenced by Judge Runvon TO eighteen years the State
Irlson and costs OF SIX indct.nents For months Nur
ray simulated insanity and once attempted hanging.
Ho robbed tho residence OF General George b. McClc-
Ian, AMI operated In New YORK, Brooklyn and New
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

man, supposed 10 be Albert Chcesman, q copyist
working at No 2o6 Broadway, found by the POLICE
ON Grand last night suffering from the effects Of
laudanum which no had taken, II is supposed, with
suicidal intent He was sent to Bellevue Hospital
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

James Mcdonnell bell boy In the Grand Central
note accidentally fell through tho hatchway OF the
elevator night and received injuries which will
probably result fatally he was sent to Bellevue Hos
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STABBED WITH A SHEATH KNIFE.

Thomas Grain, aged sixteen years, OF No. 5l1 West
Forty fourth street, stabbed In tho LETT shoulder
last night with sheath knife by Michael Madden, who
maoc hiss escape Grains wound is not serious He
was sent TO the Reception hospital