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BROwN-TRACY On TUESDAY oct Is, In the Church
the HOLY innoccnts. HIGHLAND Falls Oranae County,
by tile Rev. William Reed Thomas rector. Francis
Gordon hrnwn IA Julia Nuyes Tracy daughter of Charles
Tracy. ESQ. NIL ~ this ctty
COMBEs-rEISER--At Easion. Pa. oct ~. by the
Rev h. u Hoffman John tonbcs, Jr, TO sarah Pcicr.
both nt Nrw iurk city.
ETIITrfpGE-On tuesday. oct II ut - India st.
Grcrnpoint charles Etheridgs. avcd 30 years
copni church 81 ia. Redemption. Java IT. Greonpont,
FRIDAY. the 18TH inst NJ HIATT past T. NJ Relatives
nud tirnt. Hre rr-uertulty invited ~ attend
BELtEN-- NANDiE.--Ou Wednesday Oct 10. At the
residence az the brides mtlcr az Gusen n Y, b, the
Rev Jacob West Henry j. Gevn " jersey CITY, \. j..
to MARY 4 Wuutlr Of tiu~licn.
HkHMANN--MAlER In Chicago. on Oct IL, A. 40
Tpwn-rud II. Theodore Hermann ~ Miss Annie Mayer
The bride % very rcpkinr blonde. wore handsome
and costly toilet o whit" hrucard .ilk combined with
white snu. aud aylshy trimmed With icrp white lace
with autumn foliage IN velvet heavy fringe nj beaded
chenille finished the skirt drRucrie~ and voluniinuus
veil white illusion caught OH the hair by wreath
ri tohryr garland ct tile latter also ornamental the
NYERs-uA ART In Chicago Oct II Rudolph ~ Myers
NrN YORK. To- Miss sarah Hart daughter OF Jacob Hart
IT chicago The bride wore very handsome prince so
costume n Grenna "a new tint sin, "lnbnratrly trimmed
with pintug- the aud chenille iringc. Point
tuli. fastened to the couture Ut urnnsr blossoms
sCliLESlND INSTRUMENTATION Tuesday evening.
oct H. the Residence III" brides parents. Flushing.
bv The Rev 4 H. Carter. u. u Trunie &. brisbane TO
Frank Schrsingrr ct College Point Long Island
TtunEN NEWMAN. At the teSid-nc" NJ the hrdcs
mother. "Wednesday. oct ~. George G. Tdden 10
MARY g. Newman. both NJ BruoSlyn.
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The second concert Of the Alfalfa COM
pany took place last evening. Its prom ncnt
points were certain selections from Victor
Masses opera Of &c Paul and Nirginia." and
Mr. tunnels ponoforte playing The srlec-
tions from Masses work were the more intor-
estinG rs he has gained.much fame through this
work after failing with many previous operas.
Clpoul sang In II. and recently the shop w.n-
dows and Photographic rooms of Paris have
been adorned with his pictures taken IN scenes
from the opera.
The music. rs given hast evening, was not
heard under the hest conditions. No onrra
musiris IN a concert room; hut Judging from
the imperfect hearing, II must he very inter-
,stiLg when heard with lis prnper surround
ine~. 10 had The portirnl spiiit which j. shown
IN 80 ma ID % Gounoi's music. Hiss Matilda
Tomasl. tho contrhto 4 the comuhny. and an
excellent singer made the selections that fnll 10
hyr aiar' csl'cia IS Interesting.
Mr.. Hummrl PLAYED win n hrilliancy that will
assured y soon gnIn him here ms nne q reputa-
ton us he has In Europe. lring ro"nllrd after
"a inc rendering II tle beethoven Moonlight
sonata, he played most effective cnHcrrt
rlHnoloric piece. hriue 4 trnn-tr.ltiou Of tao
march from Nagncr's TaHuhauser."
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Of A. 7. Stewart 4 Co and side by side with Il.
or not lar distant. ia American cousin. manu-
IN 'turcd nj the same time, and nut down in tho
market at Nrry much lw"r price.
Tho fncts and figures VI the suit department.
tho department for lingerie AMI r'ady-made
garments ~ all Kinds and the departments VI
millinery and laney goods. not 10 touch the i'm
ncns" amount ~ domestic goods would be
cqnNly interesting; Int there are SO many do
partmrnts in this Wilderness Of stur's and nnc
productions ior women's wear aud womcn's
usn or fancy. that ,h" pen stops ut the task of
oven rnum'rating them. Never was The grrut
bazaar 81 full MS il is this fall, and ncvrr has II
been moro Tn" resort OF the fastidious and
eclectic shopper as well as % the practical do
nestle economist.
Judge Hilton toll the writer that IL had boon
finally decided hv the management vt the house.
ot A. i Stewart 4 Cuio remove the wholrs ale hue-
mess OF the hOus' from the Chumhera street and
broadway house To the one in Tenth street and
broadway; and ut the same TIM tho dress
max ing md manufacturing II all kinds q gar
nents, the suit and reHdy-mnde clothing uianu-
iaciuring. together with the department for
making NJ carpets and upholstery. which has
heretofore been done under the root OF the
Tcnth street and broadway house will I've trnns-
lerrod 10 tho new buildings erected Tor those
purposes on the site ol tho old st. AIMS Church
and adjacent properties owned by 4. r. Stewart
* Co.. in Eighth street
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JAZZ GOULD's rive HERS.
No Assignment no Liquidation no with
drawal no Transfer no Assumption.

Have you made an assignment" Will
liam +. Beldcn WAS asked yesterday.
No. sir was the reply. and what is more.
don't think We will make one. Isuppose you
have heard some Of the ridiculous rumors that
are floating about the street. Just wait a min
ute Perhaps Mr.. Gould Is disoncaeed and will
see you"
In less than n minute Jay Gould. brisk and
smiling. and with an eye rs clear and bright as
the MONDAY sun. stepped into the front oni'e
Il s"e WOW have heard those rumors.' Mr..
Gould .snId, nfter. hearing the. reporters mis-
sion. TEL mo what tlof arc.
We'll. number ono is that Belden 4 Co. have
may 2g =, an n 'Sir,s y
Number two says that they have gone into
Liquidation. OF are about 10 10 so.'
Nlta word ~ truth IN H."
"Numhortlrce sots forth TINT You nre taking
m .-ure- 10 withdraw from the firm.
What q place this Is Tor rumors. Number
three Is as true AS the others. Arc there any
any more2'
Yes. humber four saws that You have with.
drawn your business from Baden & Co. and
transferred It a. Work, strong d GO.
Now. that il ialSruood. Mr.. Work II a
friend " mine, and has done and will DO In mo
future a grent deal Of husnoss for me. hut NJ -
my-wrll. 80 on. Give me- the rest, II there
Numher five credits Work. strong 4 Co..
with h.ying assumed the time obligations Of
NV last answer covers Tint. It's false. Tho
whole series Is made ont o. whole cloth
Mr.. HnGr not being Uhl" to got $50 OO0 BAIL
remains in Ludlow Street jail. II D, NOT likely
that he Will make any movement in the courts
until after the conclusion Of the Stock IN
change Investigation. The committee met yes
lerday and h'aul Mr. llsrscller of Hnar 4 90.
To-day thoy will have Mr.. Hnar before them.
and on the succeeding DAYS Beldon & Co. and
other brokers ARE 10 hc examined.
Joseph .. stevens. a brokcr fniled yesterday.
in consequence Of tho failure Of lIaar 4 Co. His
liabilities are email.
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SUICIDE AFTER MARRIAGE.
WEDDING ONE MANi IND KTILTNG HER
SELF ron ANOTHER.


william Hau.'s disappointment on hi. Un-
expected Return from the Wcst-Pnris
Green Taken In IA GIns. Of Lager Beer.
Mrs. Hcdwig Haus, tho ninctoon- yoars-old
bride who took Paris green at Thames street,
Brooklyn. on Wednesday morning because of
the disappointment she had cnused Fritz
Johres. her lover. in marrying William Hnus.
an older lover. who unexpectedly returned from
the West last MondAy. ded mt =, o'clock Inst
evening in the residence Of her sister. at 10
Scholes street Her maiden name was Nclt"r.
and she became engaged two years ago to IInus
who went West to seek his fortune that ho
might marry her. In his absence she WINS
courted NY Johres who was deeply in love with
her. He got her consent To- marry him. and. IA
she had not heard from Unus Tor snmr tiur
she constrained his silence into Indifference
and went to live with Johrris's parents In
Thames street When llaus unexpectedly re-
turned on Monday. and told her that he had
made money enough TO start them both in
married lie, she encouraged his onCcrnrss to
10 b" married to him the next evening. They
offended TO 20 West soon after the wedding.
Huus ignorant " her engagement TO
Johrcls and he married her TUESDAY evening
In this city. She met her second lover in Brook
lNn on Wednesday morning. and told hIm NIL
He was grief-sircken. aud She became de-
pressed in spirits on scring him melancholy.
They went into lager beer harroom in john
son avenue. brooklyn. where she left him for n
Few minutes She purchased ten cents worth
uf Paris green. aud, returning tO the barroom,
dropped II into glass OF beer. which she drank.
Her lover. on seeing that she was poisoned hur-
ripd her TO her sisters and sent for Dr. IIngar.
| II was thought that she WAS out OF danger. but
Yesterday afternoon she relnpscd.
Her husband NJ n day and her Tilted lover
were among those who minstered to her in hor
| fatal sickness.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY, Oct. 17-P. M.-Thc specula-
tion ut the Stock Exchange continued to reflect
fcyerish and unsatisfactory market. and
prices submitted 10 n further decline. ranging
from = 10 -. y cent. Tho weakness Of tho gem
oral list WAS influenced by the break in West
ern Union from 0O'a 10 ss. Delaware Lackn-
wanna and Western however. opened strong Mt
81 =. and soon advanced 10 j2'4 hut from this
point 1t took n downward turn to 50i,. and
closed nj the lowest figures OF tho day. under
the influence 81 sales OF genuine stock. Delhi
ware and Hudson was a + cent. lower nt i6.
and New Jersey Central Ia at3l'.. In Lake
Shore there was drop OF = = cent. To- &C b.
and tho Northwcstcrns declined = and = to
30', and 70is FOR tho common and preferred.
respectivelv Erie yielded from II to To-, Ia
fore the first honrd ana the ~. Paul shares
were also heavy and lower. hut did not attract
special attention. The chief TEXTURES OF tho
day were Western Union and Delaware Lnckn-
wanna and Western. alrcndy alluded t..
The failure ~ Iiaar Co. continued to absorb
new facts were developed. Tho street. how
ever was luil Of runors Il n vague md unrUn-
@ W,p una Nv, ini9rn,,n ,pr M
many witnr,w alto1rihor. mus rendering the general
In the 500 market nrucr tone was observed 'rd the
ptiir We az, shc,i !" ~ nt o!rns ~ Us,
were III : . cent. ana nat
Company ',r 'c .rroni week in October show a i,
err lsc o S'rrs. as compared with the pondns
ttriod Of tf7T.
ric rec, in. II wheat a, Cicsco to-lav Amounted ~
l2ih bushels. and tie shipments tu q. ~.
rrcciuis having footed ~ l5iip' Bushels. aad the snap
uuouts tN.rii
Al Milwaukee the wheat 70 rcins ~ - bushels
en tlc shipments '2H" Win the corn receipt. only
2.7'n bushels. and the sliniu'nts 81
III" recent. nf wheat al Toledo aggregated G3trn
husli,s aui iho shipments 23U". with itsp bushels
90 corn. aud Nun shipments
iurts continued uuict n AZ ~, AMI ~ 49,,
fof tame aui demand drafts resi- ccuvciy. with couccs.
SONS W Do q a.. IN actual business
In tho market the huk ~ the call loan ne goin.
ton. we're effected at hrH = cent Win nna ususac.
uousatf Prime commercial paper ranged at 5ft7.
uycrHment hnus were tive At the early boards md
closed strong Tue principal business was noted In the
"a Z. cents and 10 90.
n-nlIn. .In.. IL = al.
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ACCUSED LINK OFFICERS.
Testifyina In their Own Behalf In the Peo-
pies Savings Bank Cnse.

The taking OF testimony in the trial OF
Hiram NJ. Rhodes. William Allen. William y.
Randall. joseph VI Smith Peter T Dorcmus. and
Sias $. Williams the indicted officials of the
defunct Peoples Savings Bank Of Newark. was
completed yesterday. COL William Allen. the
Vice President u the bank. testified that ne did
not hear of Mr. Rhodes selling the 800 600 in
Government bonds until few days before ne
returned the money. Tic witness. Mr.. RAN
dali and Mr.. Smith ut once told Rhodes that the
money must be instantly returned. 1t WIS not
considered wrong by the Finance Committee TO
make loans to managers so long rs the collat-
erals were good. Tho witness said he did not
know that the hank held J.. G. Smith q Son =
notes until after tho firm inllcd.
William y. Randall. tho Treasurer Of tho
bank. testified TINT he never borrowed from the
bank. or received u loan from u. When he cn-
dors"d T.. C. Smith Il sous notes he WAS worth
el25.VoO over all indebtedness. and when the
firm failed he gnve tho bank his notes and pn. 4
tn" interest. The Prosecutor tried ~ show by
this witness that In the lust two annual stats-
ments Of the bank tho David y. Ropes mort
gage. tho Rhodes d Dorcnur mortgage. an the
Smith Randall notes. making altogt th"r IS 600.
We're rated at nnr. although the iuanaGrrs. or
Finance Committee. knew they had heavily de-
precinted. The witness admit d the dcrrrcai-
ton. hut no WIS not positive ~ 20 the nrNunt
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Smith testified that President
Rhodes had used tn" banks United States bonds
without tho knowledge Of tho other officers.
The witness said his wife drew her money out
ot the bank without his knowledge. He inferred
from his talk with Rhodes that he used tho
bonds for his own purpO Sc.
Mr. Peter 7. Doremus testified that Mt the
| time all the notes and mortgages were taken by
the hank they were rated first class They wen,
Siias ;. Williams testified that he knew nothin
| ~ the hypothrration NJ Government bonds an
I'll after the transaction.
President Rhodes was not put on the stand by
| tho defence The testimony being all in VIM.
Is. Guild. Jr. began To- sum M for the defence
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DIED.

AIIEN--In Burlington. Vt. oct ~. Joseph n Allen.
aged ~ years prominent ciN cngnccr. He lAii out
the nHpH Tor tho New ORR and llur,m ami the Itca
ani Oswrgo Railroads nni WIS also active In the build
inI ~ canals In this State.
TRDNtS--At Portland. Oregon. SUNDAY. Oct II. ot
pneumonia Eugene Augustus CrOnin counsellor at law.
ngrd .ai wears
DOKrCIi In Guldsbnro. n C.. oct H. Mrs Drucilla
Durth. aged g3 aud 10 months, native " North
Carolina.
FlrCilErr In Brooklyn. on "Wednesday morning. oct
IL MiliHm Firett formerly of Fredericksburg, Va. in
the 0-th wear his
Ills friends and ncpuninances. also those of his son,
ftchotf RESPECTFULLY invited tn attend his mineral a
~ 18th Brooklyn. this friday afternoon oct IA At
u'rlHsh
Fredericksburg snt Richmond val papers please copy.
MASHHt RN-ln Mtldrbnru. Mass. oct ~, Fanny
W,.hhurn widow uf Henry MHshburn, aged ~ year,
WHISKY LII WntcrtNwn, Mass. oct -. Leonard
NhineN aged ~ years and months iity-three years
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r,-- = :, = -. :, -,
THUrSDAN, Oct. l1.-ILOTR AND MFAI--Tlp
-four market WHs NOR" active lut 800 l'v oNtqs fhrre
MH' some recovery irom Me rcOut decline.
hle unHr scarce nnd nrmcr corn meal duil
We quote So. ., hni. - 2ias2G1. Ill.
lrffr' ~if" ai western ~ iSt - extra state S. .
-" H'a ~ Nrsiern spuns Mheni extras. sJj4eSAs,,.
fIn ~ ar4 ANA. - sltl &c., vinfri anal NN - -
a. 30 t' Ntutstfi rnfarfs a 81 'f. tfv' sd in.
'Aih. 81 g. - 60 ND"ilcih htecfs anl family hrtn's.
- -'at'i i' .iNHn- rftrl.. ~ 5'affi 10 k'c nuur
.ulfr1nr, SECS a. tnnmcnl-- N'.irrn, ~ nrs. 10.
HfanN Min', s-''sf-"t BucAML'ai hour, . lis r..
- NNHflr -
'nffoN SPOTS =" r. j. Fl. lnw"r ant dull miling M.
.snI' lN 'nrs g 20" laIc~ Futures pamckN and
liilNr dttHn ilhf- ' u.us ath 10 tOg octlNri
hGG..ll AZ the, rWi, ar da, 2''i'h'c.
iNnNl"N>- lulk lhl ami nnhnnl nu the spot ~ - N
f'0 '' l'i nrs' lnt -'1 ., 'nl '.l NuNrWrr ATS 3d.
h'rl lu,' ,ft.i hAi' ~ ll's Nd 40 Sl,rsl1 ~ NN
CON QNt Ntsi'fn fll fiN lDf clear quoted M - itir
'tl meat, ftN 'cN'r, rs'r. iIN picl iri raj l' 's.
W., ,'' AZ "f'Nf, ~ medium ANA night Wri-hi,
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srPpOsEp IoReKD VOTES.
Flossweirs Anxiety to Exchange Them for
American securitiea

A well-dresscd young man entered the
Office Of NJ. X. Jesup. Patton 4 Co.. at 50 Pine
street yesterday. and said that 10 wished 70
exchange English bank notes for American So
curiiies. He exhibited roll Of notes which he
said contained el.2ou. They were circular
notes for sl0 each of tho Union Bank Of Lon
don. A circular motto is convenience for
travellers AMI is always accompanied 10y n let.
ter Of Identification which hears the signature
Of TIE holder as well as that 90 the banker that
issues IL. The strangers letter ot Identified
ton bore the name % William !. Flosswe,l and
the notes seemed TO be genuine although Mr.,
Patton thought that some ~ the paper was not
So good rs that ordinarily used by Enrl 81
banks. Another thing that excited his susp-
zion was III" extreme nervousness ~ Mr..
Flpsswcll Determined to be- on j. IS guard. Mr..
Patton scnt Tor "a detective Keeping his visitor
IN conversation pending his arrival.
On tho arrival Of Detective Cunning. Mr. Pa
enme time that although he had hi- snspirion-.
they w"r" not strong enough ~ Justify him iu
making direct accusation. The cote 'tiyr said
arrested Mr.. Flosswel He sad be li,ci ~ 923
Mo.tsoncry avenue. Jersey cts. and that ne
hgd 'ust returned from England. II was tax n
% the Police Central Once, lie said 40 ilg-i that
he had received the notes from "a man I'm Third
avenue. II r. story was vague and indefinite.
kounze Brothers II Wall street who. with VI.
\. Jesup, Patton Co., Gre The agents OF the
Union Bank. teiegraphed T. London. 10 learn
whether Flo-sweD'- circular notes were good.
II IL unusual for circular notes IN such small
denominatons $40 each 10 be issued in
answer last evening Similar notes were Drc-
scented 10 this firm GA Wednesday. but refused
there being no letter II Identification. Inspec-
tor Murray expected to expose a con- piracy and
arrest all connected with II. but the publicity
given In Wall street 10 the arrest OF FlOsswell
has destroyed his hope. it is believed
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varicl 'ints when, rasscd through gaseous
"r,s "f ID" current r'roduc"d by tRe saiyanic
battery from that created hy tho dynamo mag
uNi" machine. Introducing these. hc said:
There j. ~ question Tint where we want. such mn
Wi 'uly., The clcclc lsn o,craic' with .rcat ,'o
works ef continuation lar.r buildings mctorics TOM
' NY - WY - no. neS rwcniy three ysst. ago
hih, rna'ins WATT 'hg ;gn ~ brsh'nc>' 50 that
their rarasos 10 .,l item from tGc m,vscrons arta
,il sunlight That isht was produced by salyanic
rcpor, WIS correct ''' 'N''N' "'"' ''"'
Tho Professor next showed that for the pro-
duction Of the light there must be combustion
and said:
The sc', .aR,agee YET discovered for me points car
70 produce Mi, lichi ciua to twenty or thirty ga.
ar with air excluded from II, lie nrs, cartons viii not
sstmnr' than zen MINUTES and TIC sccond not more than
fr%" i, IN cne amn nai 4 you di;e" into I'VE
would hc OF cisl bu power ifdvided into two viii
not give mor than about triy turner lovcr. three
thai has yct been done,
g, Some, experiments in producing vnr-colorcd
We're re- made. Then Prof. Morton rc1"rted TO the
question OF practicabllity Of general use OF tho
light. and said:
o in s .cn ~. e Want f to "nd; OF There
strong public opinion that something has been actually
In this dircyurn that the division the electric
slt ~ To render It u'cu aud nipicnhlc ~ cases.
has Wcn actually done 50 lar has this DNtcndfd thu
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