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FREIGHT FOR GALVESTON.
A Most Unusual Spectacle Around the Texas
Steamship Piers.

The rush OF freight TO tho Texas steam
ship line. consequent on the fever blockade at
New Orleans has assumed enormous proper
tons. Yesterday n chain OF carts and trucks
extended from Pier %. East River down South
street to Maiden lane. up Maiden lane to Broad
way. up Broadway to FGlton. down Fulton to
william down William to John. and up and
down John and through the side streets in differ
ont directions. In many places the line consisted
Of two. and oven three ranks. and it was csti-
mated that tho trucks. If arranged in single file.
would extend moro than two miles. All these
were destined for c. II. Mallory Co. = Calves
ton steamship City Of Houston. 1900 tons.
which arrival recently with 1900 bales oi cot
ton. Her on GERS report the yellow fever fright
a. pretty much over in Galveston. Tho crops
in Texas promise unusual abundance, and the
business outlook H. most promising
Tho carts and trucks began to assemble on
Saturday niglt. On sunday there were moro
arrivals. and ut O'Clock Yesterday morning the
rush set in in earnest. Dry goods. grocer
les. boots and shoes. stoves. furniture, carpets.
hardware. chemicals. safes. paints. oils. bran
dies. sewing machines. harnrss-iu fine. every
conceivable variety and style OF goods awaited
into broadway. and 10y . il had extended down
the neighhOring side streets. At n late hour
last evening the carts wore still in position. and
their drivers had maize preparation 10 pass
the night on the spot Old carmen say that the
lnm of freight is The gr' at II since the l Mon
Pacific Railroad was hlockadcd by snow in 1873.
and the overland freight went by way Of tho
lsthmu-. On that occasion the trurkmcn
camprd Mt the foot 81 Canal street. and built
fires Qt stove wood 10 keep on tne cold
At the Morgan line. Pier 80. North River. the
inc Of freight awaiting shipment extended
down North Moore street to West Broadway.
and thence into Franklin and lnight streets.
freight will be- taken To- Galveston in the steam
ship Morgan CITY, Duo yesterday.
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YACHTING IN NEUiRK BAY.
Close Races Over Five aud Ten Mile Course
by Fnvoritc nnd Fleet Vessels.

Seven yachts and four batteaux sailed a
match in Newark Bay yesterday afternoon.
The course was from n stake boat of Willow
Haven to a mark at the mouth Of Hackensack
River to Stony Point and return. distance Of
fvo miles. sailed over twice 10y ilrst-class
yachts and once 10y the other classes. The wind
wns light from the westward. and the tide chh.
The yachts had free wind 10 the mouth Of the
Hackcnsack. and then IL was n long leg and n
short one to stony Point, In the llrst-class tho
HI Pi and Sophia l.. had spirited contest on
the first round. but on the second the Hi III ran
the Wave had walk over. In the third. the
Lizzie aul Jan" soon outstrippcd their antag
onists. and among the battcauN the race was
closer than among the other classes. the Iibbie,
Charlie g.. and Camilla having close work until
near the finish.
The start. finish. elapsed. and corrected times
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Work ON the East River Bridge.

There are only two moro strands to bc COM
% ted ON the East River Bridge cables besides those on
which the worAmen are now engaged The last Of the
wire for the reat cables will be delivered this week
The down stream clics were bcins temporarily wrapped
yesterday Co get the strands in position for tho huai
WRAPPING 40 wluu-hfrNu wire The wire contractor
li-rl ke frrilf FatD- instead OF money l'
a. There Ai1o rN lr the payment Of thr~, ccrtin
Gates. they uir not marketable Tho other contractors
have ceased 90 lUliish material Toe Brooklyn Comp
trDllcr VIII FURNISH the Bridge trustees 500 q.
about pcf 90 prot. the W0rk. hui viii not honor the
qi.itu for 81 Nptpp unll the sAl qursuO con
trlA.L.A Nm. NlIN .elllnl.
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The Australian Cricket-rs.

Capt. Conway Of the Australian Cricket Team
ha,ronc TO Philadelphia arrange for the matches DE
tween the Australian c,ryen and eleven Of Philadelphia
10 I've played n.t g. ! AMI D. The team, expected n
arrive her lu about woes Ounlt Nfi . the Austria
hlu eleven arc o. rlnv AGAINST eighteen Sew NOrk
rrtrkcfer- lf EuslHii the Aurfraliu, PLAYED Thirty
-,ilrs wluHtr- twenty. losing sN. AMI i've wVro
drawn 1n,ir last victory wa. otrr tir Al England
eleven The Australians wen by Cl.ht runs Tee sCuft
standing
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Anustnttnts.


RooTu,s THEATRE. LADIES MATINEE
DJARRtTr A PALMER ....... Lessccs and Managers
EXTRAORDINARY MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC ENTER.
TAINMENr arranged in the name ~
THE WOMEN OF TIE GREAT METROPOLIS,
BENEFIT or THE YELLOW FEVER FUND
All taking part are NOlunccrs!l u
The performance viii be given
MKT FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT 20
The following Is the programme as nj present ARRANGED,
additions being probable notably Miss CLARA NORRIS
asrAMlfLE
First-The popular comedians. 1fARRfGAN and HART
o The Theatre Compue o their best sketches ST
PArRiCk'S DAY PARADE
sccond-fir.t appearance in America Of Miss GENE.
MACBETH
Thri-Tcnnyson's CHARGE OF THE LIGHT
BRIGADE by Miss ADA CANENDISH. the distin-
gui she'd ENGLISH actress
Fourth ballad hy the American Queen Of Song, Miss
CLARA LOUISE kEfLOGU
fith--Nu act Of IA, LADY or LYONS with the ineri-
ucUmodi nnc. Mis- FANNY ~ METEOROLOGICAL LINE.
sixth-Rccitaiion b. Nr GEORGE VANDEN1iOFF. tho
distinguished shake .IrHfcNn scholar aud clucutuni~t
ScNcnth-Mcssrs BIRCH and BACklS of the san Fran.
cisco Mnstfcls A. " The Burnt Cork rragediaus"
Eighth-Mr FRANK BUSH OF the 81. JAMES THEA.
TIRE III his lniuitlbc dialect characters.
Niuth-Ihe Irish Comedians. Messrs SEAMAN and
tkuNlN oi the 81 James Theatre IN their most popular
comic piece. The q DOnOvnns"
VIII begin AZ sharp sale o boxes and seats by John
Draper auctioneer, in Booths Theatre. this Tuesday
afternoon at O'Clock Tomorrow and up to the day IT
the matinee re Mar sal, at box office, principal hotels.
at the several offices Of the American District Telegraph
Company Ponds Music Store, and Rulmau's. III
Broadway Messrs Jarrett Palmer will turn the
ELY. Everybody attached to BOOTHS THEATRE has
yUiu red
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he start finish. elapsed. and corrected times

The Hi Pi. Wave. Lizzie Van Name. and Lib
bic Il. Were the winners in their respective
classes on time allowance.
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Amustmtnts.

ACADEM OF music.
n GRAND OPERATE CONCERT
IN AID OF THE YELLOW FEVER FUND.
ALL THE ARTISTS ARE VOLUNTEERS.
Under the patronage of the Committee appointed by
Mayor Ely.
STGNORINA GEMMA DONATE
viii give o grand operate concert next
WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPT ~. ats o'clock.
on which occasion She VIII be assisted by the following
eminent artists.
Miss FANNY =. LOWERING
Miss = ATERBACif. Cnntralto
Mr. &. fRITSCtT. Tenor
Mr. 4 MACH Tenor
Signnr SISfNt. Basso.
Mr. q. GOffst lIALK. Baritone.
Prof r DATRTA ............... Leader ami Director
Prof T. AtK AMONTE. liau 4
programme u mrivHci hrlinncy will Ice presented.
Tile entire receipts will he devoted to the
BENEFIT
OF THE
YELLOW FEVER SUFFERERS
Tickets with reserved seats for sale on Tue sdiv
ing nj box office. Point. music store. kullmau's III
Broadway. AMI at door on evening Of The concert
II BROADWAY TuEATWr. corner 3nlh a.
ID EDGAR ~ LION .......... Lessee aud Managers.
INAUGTRAL REGULAR SEASON.
SECOND AND LAST WEEK OF
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S1lnntr0 Etnlalts.


A. -A; tILAsi,Ew",sNNaTsr cLo,KNAkEes
M n .,s ,,say work ali the
tAia' once ready to TTg eyyft at ,ox,ssox ,co.s
35i broadway.
A -wANTED-fir,,cla's cloak makers.
JACKSON oHARA.
2pi church It
A -ENPEKIENCED operat9er, on WHICH, &Mil
sINoN aiLRNS a 90, 10 and - Leonard st
An OPERATOR On " &w machine. also sir
dra.sm 'sef Nine GiLNNiS p BicecFcrst O'
AGIWL wanted for general ,ou,ews[S mus, wash
ateroA NJ atlii hast i'th IT.
A SMART, udy httc sisl to make herself generally
a useful call AFTER o'clock at 3Oi Yves, 3Oth st Ring
IIADY VIII III her Wheeler 4 Wilson covered ma.
"A chine, complete order. sl5 5o3 East 10th st. base
ment
An orcrstoron Bolana ,new glove machine also few
n learners and several far sewers ~ Fast Houston 81
A COMPETENT hand, on nne Wrappers. best
"A price, constant work 10 good rnrtics % 4th i
A GOOD SUIT AND CLOAK MAKERs.
"A. LORD TAYLOR, 30 To III Grand t.
n chime Inquire At % Wahor st, near Elm, iol floor
A LADY want, Protestant servants; family small,
a Fool WAGES car At 2oo Gth az, near ioih II
A YOING eir to make herselfecncrull, useful in
y renunery shop, low vases 49, Broome St
A. s6S fSif 2' 8. Church st
a. rov,. 40 small giri' 2ol Bowcry
4 STKONH .r.-,c gr to care children ami make
y hr. u'c'W 'io.l av IN store.
4 GiHL MT gam do general house work IN a small
"a mmy 500 dh aV, store.
A en- Nallci TO mimi baby. Apply at 2+7 West
- l''N 81 N'"n' h'"r
A coon i,nl nail aq custom .l!r'.
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NEW YOHK.JUNE IL Is7s-we

~ evatcd Railway. Open from ga \ VI a. n = "
stations Rector st. nearest point Tor Wall Terry
turtandt u, nearest point tor Jersey city afl t.af
munipaw ferries, Park place. nearest lUiur Hr II
ONCE. city Hail. and barclay = icrr' o. 20 f..-p.
thamirrs 4. nearest point Tor favonia amt Ef.~
Terry. Franklin i, Grand ST. nearest lu.ut, -
bros>es 4 terry Jersey city aud People lI'.
els for Albany, Bleeckcr st.. ~tl St nearest i.lf-
Christopher st Kerry Ia luhNkru. lit ~ -
point tor 2'd II icrry o. Jersey cats 1895 e. -
tst point for y Central X u depot arl - Isl. i
nearest point Tor central PARK For uptown Uts -
east side stations fNr downtown trains fake .'s
stations Fare lncVut., except between tlr NUsr..s
ami a. 4 NJ. ami AMI : 4 w. WHOM ilu arr .. ,.ta
ROuie--from a-th - aun- Hth 60 tlI al,f. ~
II tn AMI along south 9Th 90 ttiHl - rfu.sr.
and along West Broadway 60 rhaWhat. eff rr..-f
ami along College place, 10 ami along NufIly 81 f
along Church II O. and alNu- Sew tHur.u o. 10
II Connect, with the FOIL ivtu- uf-. uHr. A-
tor It, with cSr, Fog South i.rrs 10 trtrI - s'
tor Deshrosses AMI East Gfafl u f'rrl,-. Hi.
with cars for east and Wt az ~'l &c. Nltl
christopher anl fhst lutl H. icrir~. 40 i4lu 81 ~
cars Tor West -A and fa-t -tl amt 1ifi = rfi,~
Il with cars fer WtthuN sem frrrA f'I wl' II
OF Rclt Lime Railroad NN q GtREl@IN rrc,ll.
NJ VAS BRntALfN. -ufrfnfsll'uf
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for Sal, anO 90 Get

FLOORS and half floors 10 let IN the new brown stone
houses 800 ana ~ West 10Th Il cor Waycrcy place
OFFICES no LEl-in second ,tnr, sun building.
~ front and rear we'll uEhtod ami steam heated Al
ny at sun Publication uhc" Nassau ami FRANKFORT Il,
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE Mu>rINr.oNrnF D.. .rNL'L
AND THE FASTEST HIVE tNNr ~l-Ht
WITH ABSOIt ~ ~AtLlA
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NEW LINE TO BOSTON.

from
NORWICH LINE. PIER -. y n
Steamers CITY or NLN YORK and CITY OF BOSTON
at . 80 4. VI daily. Suniav excepted.
FARE ONE DOLLAR
Positively tickets good only inN OF sale and train
connecting with boat ut Allyus Point
GOOD SUPER FOR FIFTY CENTS.
Tickets tor sale at Pier ~
Norwich line for Boston, Worce Portland and an
points north AMI east. via
NEM LONDON AND NORWICH.
Steamers CITY OF LAWRENCE and FALMOUTH from
Pier ~ y X. daily. at T NJ sunday excepted.
Tickets and stat Rooms be obtained at the oiis
Of the company. All Broadway. corner ut Canal st.
Freight taken Tor all points NJ lowest rit's
For further Information, inquire At Pier a. Y n
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-A.-A.-w ANTFD
~. CLOAkNAkfRS CLOAkMAKERS
3reNpcricnccl cl1akmlkerS
We pas the best puces amt have steady work all the
season
can at once. ready to WORK, nt - -
MEYER. JONASsON 4 CO :.
Ir..L. LAAuN
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aINII.IZ ATInN,S
STEAMBOATS, auo aa,lroios.
albany AND TROY DAY BoArs

"A q. vlBBAKD and DANIEL DREW eaye 1c,tfv /
pier At 20. amd 2tih st pier Al NJ. landing Al
beck. saugerties. caiskill. ami nuison Connect A
West Point with steamer CARRIE A WARD iur cod
Spring ami Cornwall. To WEST POINT OF NtNHt EGL
returning by down boat ONE DOLLAR TEANst "a
ing at Albany with TRAINS NORTH AMI WEST SpeciL
checked over New York Central Railroad. TrArt. a
coupons good HUDSON River road received ,r pa.ags
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
TRIED FOR AN OLD MURDER.

Tho trial Of John Reilly for the killing OF O1cer
O'Brien, in the month OF August, 1864, in liquor sa
loon at Ninth and Forty first street,
tin ued yesterday in Part OF the Court OF General
Sessions, before Judge Sutherland. Mr.. John o..
Mott, tor the defence, examined several witnesses
VINO described scnfe between the officer and the
prisoner the flight ot the latter In his behaif
the prisoner testified that when OBrien cDtored the
saloon he called Elm aside ana demanded money
from him, ana rsccving none seized him
and fired revolver ~ him. 81 then ran into n Q
cnsucd between US he was trying TO shoot me- In the
scutlle heard shot and saw O'Bren turn around l
ran iro the saloon toward Tenth avenue" Tho wit
ness further stated that since the time of the
renee been absent from the city several times,
but never knew that had been indicted Tor urdcr
until Dece nbsr last, when he was arrested. Several
witnesses VINO saw kcily running away from he sa-
loon testified that he had no pistol, put that o. 3rieu
had one his hand. Al the conclusion Ot tho testi
mony Mr.. Mott summed up for tho prisoner, contend
Ing that there evidence whatever on which Ia
convict him. Assistant District Attorney Herring
will reply to-day, when the case viii be submitted to
lhe I'M
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

mcni "I'n tell you about it. just before her death
Mary was living out Ia Guildiord lew DAYS be.
tore the murder she wrote me letter and enclosed
one which she asked mo TO deliver to Mr. Hayden
Before the letter reached me she had arrived her
tor Mr.. Hayden and ttrew At in The tire; don't
know what u contained
A LErrEE rRox THE DECEASED
The following letter, which Mrs. Siudiey, OF Gull
ford testified TO last week that Mary wrote while at
her mouse and employed by her, to her sister susan,
is interesting IL Is not yet IN evidence:--
NY DEAR sisrER:-I take my peuci in hand to tell
SSa now as M very ws for dan er low Is al
@ M sh m & here o same sG ~ ana ms We a s hsF me-
Ther' YOU and e, GIVE my % sye to a. and sssp
d1 not think OF any more f. from NINA S M5o
Do not let father see this want you give this
enclosed) TO M Hayden and don't let anybody see u,
him yourself
TINS letter Mrs. sludley recently said thought
contained staten snt OF Mary's condition.
sHERIFr's STORY
snerin Hall testified that ha found that person
could cross the meadow lot near hayden's nouse
without being seen from Siias g. Ives house; he
back yard aud vas satisfied OF this; person could
commited to the wood lot owned by the accused in
twenty-iour minutes. by following secluded path;
blackberry bushes along the highway or near whore
tho body was iouaa have some OF ,he prisoners
clothes.
xARr's CONDITION
Mrs. Luzcrne Stevens aas recalled and testified
that she found in Marys POCKET four small and clean
splinters OF wood, sufficiently large tor toothpicks;
her first animation oil Mary's pregnancy WAS
sitter tho BODY nad been brought into the
house. and when Susan hawley told her no
other beng was prsseuL The jury heard the testi-
mony six O'CLOCK on The morning ilte: tho murder;
witness heard susan Hawlsy then mention Haydens
name in connection with Mary's pregnancy Tor the
first time.
Mr. Jones' counsel Tor the defence, made insen ious
and interesting arguments against The introduction OF
testimony concerning pregnancy, but Inc Judge de-
cided Tor the StaIc.
Witness couunued:-i knew Mary for oae year and
o half never saw any indication OF insanity and
heard no insnualion that she insane.
The trial then adjourned until TO- morrow morn
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
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CAVANAGH COMMITTED.

Jeremiah Cavauagh, the police officer who Is charged
with having attempted to shoot Captain Worth In the
Sixth precinct station house, iliamsburg, on Mon.
day morniug last. was arraigncd for examination be-
fore Judge Elliott yesterday. He looked depressed
when brought into Court. and evidently felt his POSI-
tion Kceuiy. He was represented by counsel and
spoke only when addressed On his cross-sxamina-
ton Captain Worth SAID that Cavanagh's character
was GOOD, he could not attribute his conduct TO
personal animosity Screeant W ara cOrrobVrated the
Captains testimony, speaking iavoraoiy OF Cavabash's
conduct since he mad been IA me prccinct. Colonel
r. bert Johnson counsc! for Cavanagh, then argued
that there proof OF criminal INTENT aud, there
fore, he should not oGer defence, but ask ior tho
acceptance OF ball This Judge Elliott declined TO
grapt, but committed Cavanagh tor the action OF the
Grand Jury, promising 10 send the papers oown dur
lug tue that bail could be taken al tue OIL 10
O District Attorney.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

eral OF whom exa mined The leaden missile through a
powerful glass; This piece said The witness, weighed
the torn OF the bal about The butt tho weight of a
~ 100 ball Is 220 srains the cast balls OF this sze
grains, but usually about go grains; there IS no na
IN metallic cartridees that weighs l65 grains
or more but here Is some OF ,nis bali
gone; looking ike THIS bail there Is u
A. 100 pistol ball; this cartridge shell is a
Al 100 long cartridge, containing twenty eight grains
oil powder ana 22O grams OF lead this bail ud not
get INTO that shape without carrying away some OF
The iead II is impossible Tor ball to 60 against
without losing some lead in the resistance; tne
marks OF the groove ihis bail show II was
nrcd from a weapon with groove wider than u
pistol groove; the window through which the ball
went and beside which Mrs. Billings was slitng when
tho shot WIS Cred was here produced and shown
Looking at that hole, he sad:--l think tho ball
struck through from the point little sdewise, perhaps
quarter anglo, bal, going through glass like that
would make nd hole If 1t struck siraaht, hut an
elongated ono is made by side sto; have seen Nr
wesson, oil Smith wesson, lire 400 shots from
glass and the 400h shot he hole would not be as
long as that; l do not think the resistance OF
gun would make hole like that at a distance OF nifty
feet ono hundred feet there Is liability OF loss
either by greater or lesser mutiation OF ha buiie;
ball mashed up IN this shape must have encoun-
great force OF tancc TINS kind of currlGge
can found IN every village store IN the country.
Cross-examination-l am employed by The Bridge
port Union Gun Implement Company; am satisfied
that the ball taken from Mrs. Billings head was
conical bali ball that enters person's head viii
not leave any lead on lie oatside but IL VIII remain
inside; the Billings gun, with IA caorc cartridge,
will send a ball through twelve pine boards al ds-
tance OF 100 have done it myself With this gun.
BLAcKsMIrH's kvipENcE
Thomas J. Ward, blacksmith, was called ana
said: :-l reside ut II. Mlilcr's; remember the Dgnt
OF the homicdc mepsur Ell the striGe OF the horse;
It measured hve feet ten inches from one track TO
the next; Mrs. Gurus and Mr. Billings in
room aione last fall.
Amanda Palmer was the next witness. she said
remember tho omicide; Went 10 Billings house
that night found Mrs. Billings sitting IN the cha
dead; Jennie Billings was IN the room when hcr
iather came In aud looked at tho dead woman; he
SAID, .Oh, my wlic!' and fell on the noor Jennie
said him. "rhls is pretty time for you TO fali a:
mammals wnen is you who have do ne this cruel
deed " raised his hcnd and told Us 10 take jennie
from the room.
SAM PHLo ACCOUNTED FOR.
John Hammond testified that Sam Pnilo was at their
house the night OF the murder ana with him
the piazza
This closed tho proceedings for tho day, and the
Court adjourned until nino O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

A-rhe Methodist church where Rev. Mr. Hayden used
TO preach.
B.--Mr. Haydcn's house.
C Tho house a the murdered girl
D-Nr - tvrnh' house.
T. The place OF the murder tho tyroad Ieadpg from
the Durham road to the berryiug ground.
MURDERED GIRLS SISTER SAYS
Returning from the spot oi tue tragedy called at
the humble farm house OF Mr. SttnBaru. tue iancr oil
the murdered pIrl He was not at nome, but his step
daughter expressed her willingness 10 give all inior-
nation about the murder. "We 1901 salts
he'd" she said, taxing OF her apron anu
brushing back nor hair, 'that the minister Killed
Mary. lie wanted TO hide his guilt remember the
night when he made my SISTER yield TO MS wishes.
II was ast March. fncre was au oyster supper, ana
Mr. Hayden excused himself from the company, say
Ing that he had heudacbc. Then he went back 10
his house. NARY was working Tor MIN at the time,
aud II Was then that no ruined her"
"N ere you Ia the house the time sister eit
~ to 80 borrylng ~ asked the writer.
"fes. 1t was about O'Clock the afternoon.
Only short time before Mr.. Hayden stopped at the
house aud asked for driuk OF water Mary took toe
can aud wont ~ The well ~ get some. lie followed
ana wncn she bick tuld that Mr.. HAYDEN
bbd made appOin, ,ment TO meet ncf ~ Two O'CLOCK
az Big Rock Sne tuid not 30 tell iatuer She
also toc that the appointment was Tor the pur.
pose OF giving her some medicine to--to-- Did
ou hear ABOUT tho letter Mary sent nim from Guild
fotds' asked the gIr, stopping short ia her state,
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
KILLED BY HER HUSBAND.

Coroner Smms last night held an inquest in the
OF Mrs. Mary Riley, OF No. 35 Deaa street,
Brooklyn, Who died at the Long Island College Hos
pal from the effects OF injuries received by boiug
thrown from a second story window by hcr husband
Considerable testimony was taken, and the jury
finally decided that death resulted from acute niam-
IN ation OF the brain following fracture of the skull
caused by beng thrown from a window by her nus.
band. Riley Was thcreupoD committed TO jail TO
await the action OF the Grand Jury.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

bing bitterly over the corpse "f ais iashsr no oou
Old gentleman having been attacked ior .ne
purpose OF robbery He seemed greatly usap,
his father had not yet been arrested, ana
intmated that he would Offer reward .o-
day for their apprehension Ho also said no "oulo
spend his last dollar to avenge his aiher's murder.
The deceased belonged TO the Hebrew oenevoiens
society Chebra B'na Zedeck, the translation oi "nou
Is ''Sons of Justcen Tne funeral Will take place oe-
tween eleven O'Clock this forenoon, ana tne
Interment will be ut the burial ground OF the society
al Bayside, Long Island
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
THE NEW ROCHELLE TRAGEDY.

The Grand Jury Of Wcstcnester county yesterday
found bills Of Indictment against Frank Brady and
Quinn Tor manslaughter ia the second degree for
causing the death Of j John McGuirk at New Rochelle
on sunday morning last Yesterday it was reported
mat Quinn suffering from lever, and u thought
that his condition had taken uuIavorabs turn.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-25

WANTED-An agent in every city and
W town - int: oducs our Stationary pack
ages. S5.a dsy;Ssre. Writ 1Dr heaaDls
and Tsrms. CHARLE1 T. EDWARDS.
1850 LArkek strAet PhilA, n,