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4 BRILLTINT WEDDING.
4 Grand Niece Of Madame Ronapnrte and IA
Descendant OF Charles Carroll.

BALTIMORE, sept ia telegram from
Sykesvilo Carroll county. Md. gives partru-
lars Of ono Of the most brilliant weddings over
-olemniz.d IN this State. Tho bride "A BEAUTIFUL
blonde il Miss Florence Patterson the only
daughter and hcrcss Of the late George Pattcr-
son. and grandnecc Of Madam Bonapartc.
Miss Patterson's mansion and estate is one o.
the most magnificent in Maryland and includes
n splendid stock farm. Among her handsome
turnouis Ii n superb four hand team AMI elc-
CANT drag which have frequently appeared on
the drive nj Pinliro and In Druid Hill Park.
sh" inhcrltedth entire wealth OF her hthrr.w-
rously estimated ut from half million To anil
lion dollars Miss Patterson was "a recognized
leader Ia socicty here. and recently returned
from an extended European tour. The groom.
Mr. James Carroll. also belongs to one OF the
oldest families in this state. Hc II member ni
tho Baltimore bar and Possesses an indcp"nd-
ent fortune OF about Il quarter OF million dol
lars. Hc II a son of the lat" Charles Carroll of
Baltimore. "A descendant OF one Of the earliest
settlers IN MARYLAND, who was wealthy ana
prominent citizen.
The wedding ceremony tool, place at4 p. NJ at
Springfield IN" elegant country seat Of the bride,
which was suporhlv decorated with flowers.
Several hundred Invitations were issued, and
TN" gu"s'~ Included many Of he leading society
unouli. nf baltimore. New York and other cities
A special train Of Pullman cars lett Camden
station for the accommodation Of invited guests
only, which WINS met by curria-r- nt Sykosyilr
and the visitors driven ~ once 10 the IalatiHl
cridence of the bride. There Wore SIX brides
maids. wearing superb toilets. Thc ceremony
WAS performed hy the Rev. DR.. BullOrk oi
Al"NpndriH, IT. Hr"ordanrr Will the ritual OF III"
Presbyterian Church. The hrid" WAS nitirri in
white silk and costly lnce with diamonds of
fabulous value as ornaments. Ihr wedding
presents are Of the rostliest and most clegnnt
character. including diamonds and other
l"w"lry, aluHbl" plate ana articles OF vlrtu I'M
After IN" ceremony the guests wero entor-
tanned with d magnificent banquet, and tn"
Music WIS furnished hy "A fnll band. phicn nrr-
formed numerous operate aud popular airs.
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THURSDAY. Sept: "a Flour AND MEAIG
n " Ss, ca yM@t n oS STs ne W. s
state and Western supernnc. f4Spss550; extra
:s 30 Ss and wfsGs sS w Winter wheat Wheat
s s q 70 a. Dc 9 xxa@d NM g. 2, Masscta rat
etn bakers and isny brands. s7S'gs, 90 southern
ss"s SSIys c2 Ege Sar s &ssss
iced, slo@s2d p ton, rye feed. $le@s2O
l@nl. A. sale. 1857 bale. Futures opened ishsr aud
SGST lV ,sr N9ssm6er i9s for DcSgmer io" 70.
for April sales OF futures 5000 bales Receipts ports.
SPOT a, sl gog:s 2o aud 80 Do Ior Dccemsr a, siaiS
brc qnrI nnl there was good bu.ins in beet hams at
rctcd - belle. .Si the sSen G Of a 4" 'T ny.
at 3 ~ tor Urine cl,y and ~ ,Sr prime West
mnber, sso2s down tosSg Tor october 81 seos -
No'emnsr, ant e. 'es-Go for Decsmbsr Bgt.
40; Ara artiss ao,g9s ws;era erssnsry a.ase
tory. iiaiic.i Western do, iO@is4c. Fresh egef
. srgcg es! rs.nsr 2ae, x sale; ,ss
and NTsnkrs Tor lsr to choce red and
d@trrv @ ai II 80 or No red ' %n Ter "n"
Ncycm6cr rye more active sale. aio6 6n. primo E;
" =, a '1 s w va, p1 Id n; ASi Gs
DO S'@4 Tor mixed STATE aud 3-siic Tor white do,
7-."o hush nj 5islei,c. ION western mixed including
l2-1rn bush. all No ; mixed Tor October a, 5ec, and
srsmps-Rrincd petroleum dun and lower sale,
500 Dbl. Tor september aud October ~ ~ crude,
'lsc, IN buzz strained rosin quiet at ~ Stsf - Tor
common a. good ~ hhl- fine sold at a. 37i,aSJ.iO.
spirits turpcnunc dun ut ,isai Whisky lower, $50
hhls sold ut Sill 1allnw steady, HOOD RS about
ufluo. sold at ~ timothy seed 2Ol bags sold at ~ -;
mcw clover seed quoted o. naN u ~ srarinc dun III
~ isiuisc fnr ct,. Ocean irruhts hrm hut quiet To-
vpi husli grain to Liverpool by steam. iOf al;
l~ltsp bush do To- AVon.moutli by steam, ~ ~ and
grain to Cork quoted =.
GHoctHfs-M'ln.sr. was quiet hut firm. 80 test Cuhs
refining .Eic and New Orleans a-st1c. Rice QuIct at
@7e domestic bags Klnguu bond sold a..
gold Rio coffee nrmcr hut quiet IGi-@.lc sold nrli-
Ia prime .4lG bags Rio A-tartt AMI M
81 Costa Rica sod on private terms Costa RIGA 100
b. Java. 2..s2ic, Mnracaiho. ~ sa I"isc all pnld
ROW firm Mt - .aSl 81. Tor far To- good refining
hit sales limited tn 10 hhds on this basis pnnod
act,'"hf 1iri1i,c TOT hard and Oi,iONsc, stand
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Elijah Miller. for twenty-five years "A resident
OF West Farms shot himself an the head yesterday. lie
worked zcalously Tor Hayes ana Wheeler during the
camuagn. but when the returns showed that Mr. Tden
elected he became de sron.nt and p0rcd the
the onicc under the Government that hc expected
when the Electoral Commission rendered its decision
Miller recovered hs spirits hui after he to this city
IN search of the promised Office ne found that he had
been inrgoteu and the desf oudcncy returned On Mon.
dav last he tr,d 10 cut his throat. hut disarmed
Then lac bought pistol On Tuesday evening he was
restless. AMI he LETT the house he dayhrrak Ncsicr.
day. Al about O'Clock he staggered 10 thu stnnp and
sat down Rlu'si was Having from wound IN lii right
temple. bullet haVinl penetrated his brain lie wall
probably die. lie was G3 years OF age.
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Taught 10 he Nurses.

The first annual commencement Of the School
for Nurse, was held in the charity Hospital ON BLACK
wells island. yesterday. ON dan, III Ward SIX
MnNor Eiv cN MAYORS wickhnm and Vance. President
william wood jackson : schultz Commissioners l-nac
II Bailey ami Towns, nj tuN sinclair Touscy. W. H.
Macy the lrv Dr Tl,,ly aud the Rev Mr. Omsed
aud the Visiting physicians. Before The dals were soatc
about my Young ot the school siNt~' whom
vcrr a. eram'c All atrac lively dressed and yet
showed n" i'wrlrN or nn.rN Sonnet thing dark and
quiet wis warn Tor dress Each wore suutlo.- pima
tore apron ANA dainty ir' IT, iourcuruered cnp Thu
ruum was packed with visitors Flowers adorned The
room ON the wal was traced IN evergreen. " l~5n.
N"thHm Ety. ls'7 - Mayer Wickham. who
presided. told how. IN 1874. nurses wrrr Kicked
ul uuf where amt why the schooi WIS .tlrt,d wear
Amor several ESSAYS rrnd. Mnvuf I'll, di-trh.
ufd NirnWHs a. MARI A Eu1fn with hr-t prta. hns.
liial dressing cns, given by thit EsnhrOuho Josie
llrtW with s"cnud prlN. fever Thermometer vSsl, VI
Kirhtr. with another fever Thermometer. N4uuu \
Murphy. EmmtJ Riggs Nance Rig. Mnfy \ Gibson.
llllir Go man Rlsp Marvel Adiie Ma'hlc. Mar, Mo
kouwu. Emmy VI. tmpp, Marc liarug, Fanny IrlWu.
MAluu VI bruAdMel and IuIIn MnrnhA.
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RRipGE-MOORE In TIL, CITY the 18th inst ~
the E,V. " MHuur Clarke. Nj Frank Bride of lroyi
deuce l. g. Miss Esther d. daughter OF IA, tate clark
Moore of New York
toNNoLIA -HANNlGAN Sent ~, al -. Sc pho M
Church. 2Sh by the Rev thcr Byron, James Con-
nollN tu MARI llaunignn
COTTON -GRlFFiriS In Philadelphia. sept II. AZ
the -idrucr the brides uncle Madeira. Es, by
the Rev Thoina. orr, William Cotton OF brooklyn.
! 10 Amelia VI Grifh~
GAiLATIN-EWlNG At the Church the Re-
dccner. LAWYER Mrrlon Pa. SPIT ~. by the Rev Edw
|. INcVtt. Albert II baAun tu LOUISA daughter Il
The lufc Cant Ewing. initsd states ARM.
RI DOLPHIN -BISStN ON r-dAN evening. Sep. ~,
~ e .icncc of the hridc parents hy the Rev Johu
Reid, Charlie RudnplN 10 Josephine. eldest dnnrh,
ter ui Jacob blossom, Esq all oi iluhukcn
EkMAN-NlNp~- In thu titN. un sclt ~ ~ ihs
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IINANCI.iL and 'OMMERCI.IL.

THURSDAY, Sept 13-P. M.-The opera
tions at the Stock Exchange developed an alter
natcly strong and weak market during the
morning Transactions which finally dritcd
into free selling movement in the final hour
Of trade and recorded the lowest figures Of the
day at the close. The dealings reflected bro
ker's market, which embraced range II 1sa
1 z cont. tho extreme having been noted in
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western, which
hroko from 3d., to AZ. having, opened at . -.
Delaware and Hudson also declined , D. Ia II %.
and Morris and ESSEX "a 10 7ja. Lake Shorr.
which ndvnnccd in the ,.arly iramsactions g.
o.. fell Of iod2 and Western Union was, u
lower nj ~ p. Michigan Central followed the
course of the general market. aud sold down
! "A = cent. 70 5s' AT the close The -. Ptuis,
lower, ana the general list closed weak and
Thc total number Of shares. dcah in to-dnv
amounted io l97 sUj Of which Delawar'. Lack
awanna and ", storm ropros 'n''d 1880. Lake
shore, $500. Michigan Central. lImh; ST.
Sdn 2S41 d fErSrE"4 rn 9;' o5 EcT tern
terrcd, NA5o; Drlgwarc and Hudson, j,ldo:
Erie, ,Ga5o; New York Central, $3.50; ka'k
Morris and Ess"x. 2.sf2 Olios, = 300; do. pre-
i'nston and Quincy, s7a: G.. ana III. 500:
Now Jersey Crntrai. s39; MarLosa. 100; VA
bash. 500, Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph. AS :
C., {" C. and ! md quicksilver common and
preferred. eurh 200; Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
inrt WAYNE, ana Alhnny anf S,,lsqurhnnna, rach
United States Express, II and Adams ut
The gold market continued dull, and devoid
In loans The rarcs paid for having balances carried
Foreign cNcansc rulrd ull but steady - s3s and
sis7 for Tine and demand dram, respectively
laicra wcre freely offered a, a'ss4r cont. win hn'l
rn W, I" - a. 'n' ,- "'r ~.
"nvothh r n"l, WI re- snh1A .n nm. A.,unr Of
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DIR. Leo Thcodor Meyer and his wife Emile
were released from custody Yesterday afternoon by
judge Wc.hrook Mr. Conrad rctrc OF Az East Tlou..
ton street was accepted the hond,man OF each in the
OF siup They returned at To- their residence
80 second avenue Last evening Dr Never said that
he had taken poss, s,ion oi IA. hou~, A. q matter Of
course order M professional
The grl Ellen Reeve he said It'll M stairs IN the
hHck parlur where she attended rs her father aud
Others The unlA difference that she a nrl-nncr
in change oi m officer. aud he not o cour- he
could not Put her oft the house and force her be-
taken to hospital He had begun lN duine her q kind
aud would not dec wrong h,ruu~c wrnnr had been
done tu him He thought that she very nice pir
Mh IL, remained It Wa necessary t. allow the father
Ia be- III the house
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Col Nelson A. Gesncr. forgrr Of the sGi. 1000
New York Lite Insurance COMPANY check taken hc-
tore judge wosttrouk IN The supreme Court YESTERDAY
IN proceeding 60 mt how he nd, ed Tor Tor
eerv lie Ind claimed that the indictment procured
In fraudulent WAY l. y ApraT tlir foreman ~ the
Grand Jury. vtllci witness hv the but
he was sil'ucrd b, thu reminder That Ia oath Grand
Juror prevented lam from revealing what was lone ~
that hoeiN The hrnfins whs adjourned Tor argument
Mr. William II Beers. Wee President 90 the Ntw York
Lite Insurance COMPANY another oi Gcsncrs
grres ha- been discovered H. Got genuine check tor
snail amount. und erased the name ~ Tho uaNr ANA
the amount, with the intention Of nllns It ~ with tar
- .lAL.
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NEwBURGH Sept. 13.-As Thaddeus Durland
a farmer who lived near GrcNcourt. town OF Chester
ornn-e county on ms vs home of the roads
leading into Chester village. ON Monday night two
men sprnn. uuon him one seiyius the horse by the
head AMI the otho pu- Mr Duriani headons out o his
wagon. Tho hAhwaynlan who s'lnd hun pig scufod
Vovcr no hs he ad and demanded hi- Tho offered
NO violence h,Nnnd The threats hut thew took
dollar Dee had lSthi. uud his gold watch AMI chain
They then sent h Hdriii and drove of with his hors,
aud wagon Duraui alarmed the neiehhur.. and several
OF them started pursuit but Jailed 10 uNcrtakc the
robbers. The hor>. and wagon hay, since h,eu found
~ at near nv
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S. Algicrs. Burdock. New Orleans
- litN oi san Antonio. PENANG ton. t,nlyc-ton.
- franCuuin. Bragg. Portland
- John Gibson. Ma,insu. teorIetnwn II =.
- Evening It Z. Chick. 1t In-o
- old DOMINION. Walker Richmond. City POINT al
Norfolk
BARK NORTHUMBERLAND. piggic. Limerick
BARK Silo Teoto-iu, san sebastian.
Rfl- Aradiau. Itrriu. Glar' BAY. q u
Nclr Alexandra. slrNImir. HALIFAX, Ms.
Schr ANNE B,ll Reed. Pierre
Schr Anita. MctrcndN. tludud Bolivar
u d. ~ ~ IN II :.
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Eight Farmers Illegally Fined.

Messrs John O'Donnoll, Edward f. Titus, and
John g Ilouduek,ou, a committee representing Long
Island farmers visited Justice Morgan ~ the Jefferson
Mukci Police Court YESTERDAY, and demanded that the
Justice remit hncs ol $40 each That had been imposed
uIon eight respectable farmers who had been arrested
Tor refusing move their market WAGONS from Hudson
aud West street, Tue committee urged that the arrest,
were iceH because the farmers hoid permits from thV
Nuuptiulri uiir" "a occupy ne streets with ih'ii
WAGONS Tie ia hrl,uuwlril-rd that he had made
an rrru. Trims the hut snu he had power
t. remit the tines The cnmitrrc then visited the Comp
truur, who saul he wuulu consult with the titN Attnr
my Pncr superintendent Nhling has been reuues irl
strain police from urrrstinc inrmrrS WIN nold
hermit, their stand m Hudson wet and
other 5tlec designated by law market stuctsn
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Morton May Never he In Washington Again

WASHISGToN Sept. 10-A friend nf Senator
Morton who arrived here from indiana ttdnN says The
senator T. determined that II hr - alive, nhd n l. possible
inr INN L. henr the lnurV In Na-liiun he VIII h, IN
his when Congress utets IN Octnhtr Despite ils
believed huIe that GOV Morton he present AT
the extra sessun IN hicl, OF his most inumat"
friends here lie docs not believe he Will ever bo In
Washing ON agA AIN
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The French Opera noune Season.

Tho season II opera boull'e began brill
lAnily at Booths Theatre ON Wednesday even
lnr with performance of " La Petite Marinr.
whirh furnished orunsiOn for the r"nppehraIre
uf Mile Ainr'' and Tor the first appearance al
Two very acceptable singers, new 10 this city.
NM Juuard and Moilnrd. the former baritone,
night Of the seaA9n La File dc Nine. AnGut"
Will be uerlOrmOd
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M.IRINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE AtaANAc--rHis nav
sun rises .... . ~ -,ts.... II Moon 10 Is
H.u NAUK-rnis
sandy Hook IL ~ Gov Island 10 Hell Gate. -
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CROKER In the citN Of Sew York. on thc i3th dav 4
-. iurmhof, i~7s. ~ thu Hon William l. turas thId
ud-' OF the Superior Court Eeorse CruAer from Nary
l. L.AML
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grsintss notltcs.


iuir was Annually hrld here. llt term ItN1 weight IS
derived from this The term Nisit t.rptts
IL Fulton st. where carp s,l u cr original cost,
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VI fRRIED.

The Be.t Remedy for Children while Teeth
ny Mr. NlNNlpN 50 iliug syrup
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Brain Food Is sold hy Huduut Herald Bmdins.
CasWen \ Mass,y 10Th Il aud Broadway.
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or Maenesin lack n prompt and agreeable
household remedy Tor dyspcpuc complaint -Aay
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IiEADQUAKTLMs

NV YorK straw AssoriArioS
FOR ltnrtrIluN 90 fi-u ANu tANt
S,i.,rtst. \ -. june -. l-1T J
T. Cnlwcl Lead HoWuHN. tn. t.lfrp ST.. NcN huih
htNfs We have care. examined 'uur thot mere On
cNumunu .tlNl have also It,,Nti the uuiHnluus re-
port tl the tlt 4rDlids nf the STATE snot
H. aNof u Jour suf NrchccriulIy prunounc, ltu 't "
perfect lHd lrnd Il lu slursutn pCl.
erally throughout Che couutrN
GREEN SMITH. President
JullN 4 Nltll'I~. Alrp. President.
On ARlEs % WRIGHT Sp,,ilrY.
SINGLE HAT Ar WUOIEst
nri'r slwt1lN ntlrnts slh hnts Lat, II ~ "a lt"s
~ nnr hats. h'imrl, b,lh. ANA SIT hats. - N.w
Church Il. np >iius
FASHION HATS HETAIIED At
wluit -lr rn tan. siA hAts ~ worth ~ ~ Ni4-
ham st.. up stars.
USE WV Arrs "a. ~" LIFE HNI.sAMs
thu oid TeAabo family nledl,iv @s pulh,t
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UIiICH sTE.fMSHIP Wis LOsrs
Circumstances which Lead 10 the Beiief that
IL wa. the George Cromwell.

Much uncertainty exists as to whether the
bodies. bedding. g.. that wore picked up on
Mistaken Point. Cape Race. on the 2jth ut be-
longcd To the steamship George Washington, or
the George Cromwell Although the bedding
had the mark Of the former steamship. the wife
Of Capt. Whitchcal commander of the George
Washington. says that there have been frequent
transfers of bedding. life prcseryer-, g., from
one NcSsr j tl N" oihor, 80 frequent ana whole
sale, indeed. TINT II WA II standing loke with
TIE W't,hinfi'ns crow, that Ihey would take
tho whole snip ncNt
transfers were made. They also said that Capt
Whtehoad's son told them on rhur-iay that,hc
recognized in the description, a figure of a
lady holding bunch OF flowers tattOOrd on hiS
right arm, and u picture Df bird ON the left
arn Hs the marks on me holy pI G"o l.. Den
l.. Drnton's WIFE who lives at ioi Fourth ave-
nue. Rrooklyn. said that her husband did not
have these marks ON his nrns the only ono
being "a figure Ot u Shlp-Hnd tNat a man mad
positively atrm"dtO Aer that the marks corrr-
sponlnd with those on the body of - friend Of
his who was in tho q 1orce Cromw u. Mrs.
Whitehead also amid that she le.t her husband
on Sunday morning. only two hours b tore ho
sailed and that there WIS no woman on hOHrd,
the stewardeSs having been l.it ashore, ~ sl;c
WaA sick. The stawardoss, who lives in Shrilleld
struot, East NOW York. fully corrobor1tcd Mrs.
Whitehead.
A. thero VIA a stownrdess on board the Crom-
well. her body might have been washed ashore
on Mistaken Point
II often happens. a'tnr n crow has boon
Custom House. some of the men dessert, aud
utluI men are taken on board tQ make up the
cunpl .InenL They do not sign tho papers. but
draw their pay ia the name OF the Husentaos.
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JERSEY CITY,s GREAT LIBEL SUIT.


The trial Of County Clerk Brann on the
charge OF getting out circular containing libels
upon Michael Muuone. proprietor OF the Argus,
attracts much attention in Jersey City. The
circular, copies Of which were distributed at
Democratic mass meeting In October 1875, say
that Mickey Mullono" robbed his father and
broke his heart by bad conduct; that he de-
frauded relative out OF legacy left by his
father, and that he was a striker, loafer and
hummer; that he was spending his money in
lcwiness. and that he employed on his paper
onc'who was hatcr Of foreigners and another
who was turned r away from @ ran enprh door foT
by ex-Chanccllor Williamson, Mr. Ecclcsine Of
the New York bar, and Mr.. Collins NJ. Gqrrct-
son. for the State, is assisted by Mr.. Albeit,
Prcsidcnt OF the New Jersey Senate.
l, was testified 10 that tho lads who distributed
the circulars. were employed 10y man unknown
Lorillard's tobacco factory. testified that Mr.
Brann suggested that he attendthe meeting and
see how he would show up Mickey Mullone,"
that he afterwnrd read in the circular. and that
after the meeting Mr. Brann admitted its ap-
admlttcti that he had said to Robert Ryan. one
of Mr.. Brann's Witnesses that ha was on tho
wrong track IL he ever expected TO get anything
By following Brann. for his infr,nee was very
Seth Wilbur Paine, editor Of the sunday Press.
said TINT before the mass meeting Mr. Brann
had asked him TO print tho substance of the
charges in his paper. but he declined. He
named Mr.. Brnnn as the author Of several anony-
mo1s STmmns9toVs n his R%pSr oyer nS ths
TEXANS and he be- said that Mr. Brahsn had given
him copy of the circular. told him the charges
were true, and asked him not 10 give him
away.
Michael Nugcnt detective. testified that Mr.
Brunn told him that every word in the circular
was true and he could prove it aud that when
his attention was called to the fact that Mr.. Null
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WHITING FOR TIE yERDICT.
The Jury In the nermance Murder Trial
Locked Up for the Night.

HUDSON, Feb 9.-The interest in the trial
Of John v Kiere aud Elnora. his wife. jointly
indicted for the murder Of Charles H. Her
man'e in this city on Dec. %. has in roascl
daily. Hundred Of persons from the country
towns have been in attendance. Many being
unable 10 gain admission to the Court House
have stood for hours gaping at the buiidins and
conver=in; on the probable result. At one time
this afternoon the crowd outside WIS So bolster
Gus as 10 disturb the proceedings inside Judge
Osborne ordered the arrest OF one who rartiei-
Iated in the disturbance. and one Of the o;lend-
ers was arrested and confined in Jail. This
quieted the crowd and no further annoyance
was eNpcrien'ed. Two hunlr ladies have
h"on IN ait'ulan 80 to-day and the trial il the
50 o topic ot dis .u-~,nn.
The testimony was, all in at 10 o'clock this
morning, and then Mr.J. Rider Cady. the junior
connS, for the pr ~ou"rS IN the abs nee oi the
Hon. Charles H. Bealc his asso 'iatc who is
'as' ma behalf of his eli, ni-. The ailr' s. Was
a lu-i!l atom II the shooting, on the sround
own residence agnlnst invnsion. Mrs. ki"rr IN
her -timony, admitted that She fred the fatal
c.lW,on IN the affair. kiere did not take the
staud. his counsel declaring that h" was un-
wiling 20 testify against his wife. Mr.. Calyor-
oup.ed two hours in his argument. and nj its
close WIS concentrated upon the able manner
IN which Ae presented the theory OF the de-
District Attorney nulkley followed IN an nd
dress Of nm hour. ienv ne 10 his associate. Mr.
j. f Longlry. the principal part of the te-k Of
oi the prosecution is that Kirrr ir.d the shot,
and knowing that his previously bad record
weul hf used against hiin. induced bis wife to
lnN" th crime upon her shoulders. Mr.: Long
j. mud some telling continents upon the evi-
den'e closing with llea for Justice TO the
memory of the victim of the tragedy.
judge Osborne ther'upon chnrYed tho Jury
with great perspinuity and clearness Of dioton
upon tho law defining tho crimes of murder
=
oiYrge occupied nearly IN hour in it, delivery.
uni 40 its conclusion. az i:l5 r. NJ, the Jury re-
T.. VI, tho Ju l,e cnme INTO court. ana tho jury
W, r. called in. The foreman ANNOUNCED that
try " r. unable in agree upon verdict. and
M for tle ullllt.
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Charles W. Caffry. Jr., younger son OF Cape
Charles W. Cary, Of the Leonard street police, died In
Jacksonville, Fla, Tuesday. Mentally young NccaGry
sinsuarly sifed Before he was II he had passed
twice unexceptonaby through the public school COURSE
the end of the second course having to wait about
admission 10 the College Ofhc city OF New York.
he entered Wall street brokers' Office within atsw
he had acquired his employers firm friendship,
and high place the pay roll Two years ago he en
III OF typhoid fever but, having been taken as soon
possible into the Grating atmosphere OF the Catskie
he eemingy recovered his health He then married
the again seized him. and he sank into
decline In November he taken to acksonville h0
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