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Attempted wIn Murder and Suicide.

CINclNNATI. Sept. 2s.A special despatch
says that Joseph Head aNellknown stock dealer near
Hannibal Mo, attempted to drown his wife in a pond
hnt desstcd upou the appearance lis SON with shot
sun Releasing hn hold upnn his wife, he drew knile
itnn hls pucket ni plunged II ,ntu is neck
Inv the lugulnr vein Ills wife had recently Instituted
proceedings Tor divorce account aDusiye con
The sun., 1878-09-29

After his lecture in tho Brooklyn Academy
Gen Shields carried to carriage and escorted to 404
Henry street members of the siHtyninth Regiment and
veterans of the Mexican war acting as escort IIe was
there srrenaded BY the military baud, multitude gath
erng In front OF the house 10 do lin honor den
yseks9n, Daniel Webster, Henry Clay and John G. DAT
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pENNsYLvANIA NAILWOAD.
'sflf ~ ~ y "a AANI
AND TNliED STATES NAIL ROUTE.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUrR
On aui nitcr sept 10 ISIS.
Trains leave New YORK DesbrOsses and Cortlandt
St. Ferries rs follows.
RApIess or Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
WIN Pullman Palace Cars attached. A NJ o and $50
Fer wham'port, Lock Haven Cory and Erie. At 3 80
7 VI, CONNECTING az Cory TOR rtusVtne Petroleum
Nsnltv ana me Oh Regions. Wilhamsport aud L.ocI
Balunor. Washington, and the South. Limited Wash
li9n Express Of Pullman furlur Cars daily except
suhdhy $50 A. NJ arrive Whsnmston 4tlO =
Ksi9.qr q $50 A NJ, |, $50 and9P NJ sunday . 81
Express Tor Philadelphia $50 7.9o, % DO % Lin
lledl II A. ". l, I, D. b Is 80, ~ 80 ami . 2 NJ
sunday I Sn Hhd \ W., D. g. OfYl. 80 \ Il ana y p
- ~ EmnIahI ami second class. p VI
Boats ol hro'kNu AuncN connect with all through
uhlhs AZ Jersey Nity, anurilns a speedy and direct
transfer tor BrOONl vi lraNVl.
Fer trains 20 NeMarS. Elizabeth. Railway. Princeton
trenton FeTh AmboN. lemugfon, Ncyiderc. AMI
othef points SEE .n"n schedules all fcNrt OhiteS
Italhs arrive" FROM Pit>hHft 3d. ln - NJ, 10 % p
~ daily a 1d a VI. o 80 T. " dally. except Monday
rom .,N!nstun and Baltimore, u al, = ~ 4 ~
o 10, lOlOP VI sunth,. Is bu - ~ A VI From Fhla
urlphla, 1ul d Hp. $50 iffl ~ % A. NJ, = ~
~. 80, q jn. = en-. % % DO - . VI Sunday sos
80, Siu, ~ 40. u 80 \ 61t 80 1l
Ticket oihcrs 90 ant uii bfutiWHh. Astor House
ana loot Of De-hros-o- amt tnftNuit sis Court II
and BruoslNn Annex Depot tolt O fuou ~ Bguuklyn;
sl4 no, and ~ iuas'u 't. H"1oNrn. Depot Jersey
ny. kmlgrani rEAet uHcc Bar ry plire.
FRANK THOMSON. l. T. FARMER
Genera. M,ua-er dcul fa,,cusrr AGENT
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fTO PHILADELPIIIN.
rENNsNLyANi1 RAILROAD.

rENNSNLNANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED RorrE AND SHORT LINE
bl TWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
rikkb DEpOfS lN rllfLAbELPHIA
TWO lN AEN YORK
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
AND lie FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
, oN AND AFTER JULY x, 1873
EXPRESS Traus leave New YORK VI, b, shrossos ant
torLandt is FERRIES, As follows. "'"
4 ~, 80. $50. . 10 80 llultrtn II NJ = 0.a1
~. ~ and nr NJ SUNDAYS l so anieA Nj 5I
$50, 7 80 : 3D. and n. NJ 'N =
boAh oi "bfouNiyu Annex" connect with all through
rains al Jrrsey thy, ahnrlins speedy and direct
, transfer l0r Brooklyn travel
hetuimht IRAN, leave Pladclpha9 9e1 ~ 79l. = $50
shl ~ illuntet ENyrc,s i.Ji T. N . .. { % 7,
hhl -, = VI, AMI y Midu-ut ON sunday, 3.2J l. Z
$50 NJ, T. 80 r. NJ. ami ~ Adnisht ''
IeAel olhecs, 12o and Nlt BroaiwaN, ! Astor house.
nnn o2 ni Deshr9's"s and Iuruault Ste Court st. and
nInoAgh annex DE pot, foot ui FULTON ST. HrOokyn; ia
ilo, ana ~ Hudson st. luDosen, DopoL Jersey Ciy,
FRANK THOMSON l. r. FARMER
General AanA'sr. General Passe lger AGENT
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finantlli.

MONEY 10 loan on bond and mortgage on une noun
IVA bersd real estate IN this citv in sums OF - S1 II
nni'- "f HESavv ALLEN Rand a. ~ S-''"" 4"'
The sun., 1878-09-29
MANIiArTNY nEXCII.

vi MONDAY sept l0. aml after, trains leave Green
point on the even hour tom A. NJ i9s P. NJ Passen
leave 23i Il Nrw York side - minutes before the
hour Rriurnng. leave Manhattan beach Tor Green.
rVnt hourly up 10 HJlr T. VI Boats ami trains via Bay
Ridge every hour. an trains via Prospect Park every
halt hour. same ~ heretofore.
sec sutull tables
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HEACII.
pRIenToN BEACH.
CoAND SEE TIE nEiurirUL rALI.
JOURTNEY.HANLAN boat RACE.
WEDNESDAY. OCT p

ROUND TRIP y CENTS
Boats from Canal u Tor FORT Lee PLEASANT VAL
LEY AND SHADY SIDE on SUNDAYS az ~ A. ", IL
". 2nnd4P T. NJ DAILY at 10 A. ami >. 5 10 and TiS
T. NJ, landing at 2it st 3Ih - DAILY and sunday
/ minutes
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atul 6 stult.

.lfnI VstHIt.
LrOH sALE-lss Halsey St. near Marcy Av.. Brook.
u yn. twostoty hoUsc illed iu nine rooms all
improvements. Just been painted and pnpered Through
out and will ho SOLD very Cheap on easy terms Address
apply 20 JAS T. DIFF, 100 Macon st. Brooklyn. OF
Pine 81. New York.
INOR sALE-A threestory brown stone dwelling.
Il iu3 West I3i 81, moicrn improvements, with Or
without furniture very low and on easy terms must be
sold within thirty days
CREENwOOD DCENETERY.-wanted, full or
~ halt lot give EArueuiars EDMUND MARKS, ls9
Broadway room l.
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AlusitaI.


IusitaI snstrumtuts.
A GREAT OFFER I'VE WILL, DURING THESE
rttclass makers at lower ash "
nan ever before offered Pianos T-uctave SIPS. T.,
SaNe $50 ORGANS stops, So stops SJJ; ~ stops
.eu, cAsh ~ perlecl order, not used a Near
HORACE WATERS SONS ~ East lath St
4 -sECON MIDLAND PIANOS, s2s. $50. SIS
iorws 10 rent 10 per month, inSlAnens tagrn beauu
~ new 1stup paIlur organs, 80. GULDsMlIlIS 20
Bleecker st, near BoweTy.
4 FEW SECOSD-HAND Weber pianos AZ very
- great bargains; some ot them used hut short
ume by our best musicians and really almost good rs
new inly warranted IN every respect Please call At
'he NEpEh wareluoms otll aN ANA 10Th st.
A sTEINWAY PIANOFORTE, every i'm
"a "a pIoN.4ent great sacrhcei beautiful rosewood pi.
blbpLEs, IS waverlcy place, near Broadway.
X RANICH a. BACn. gis East asd st. near ~
N A. nave beautiful assortment VI nno panofortea
loh new ana secumi'hand winch they are Oierg very
ow Pianos let and 'o'd On instn.luenIs.
MASON a HAMIIN CABINET oRGANs-WIy
Nl Nkks u HIGHEST HONORs AT ALL WoRiiJs
EAPOs!IluNs FOR TWELVE YEARS PRICES ONLY
LITTLE HIGHER THAN THOSE OF POOREST on
CANS sold Tor cash of instanvnts or rented until M
SPLENDID 7'octave, piano. $50, installment. Is;
- rent ~, CoNNoR, i57 East 37th ST
Ck \ MONTH viii buy new piano. 81 A new Aur-
pO ueuorsah Killings co, ~ Easl IAN st
x CJO0-sPLENDID 7.octave piano. a steinway
RiNO ~ &c, e,insvi pianos on easy payments or 10
rent hRAkAVER, ~ Union square near iith A "
fluautlI
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XLVh CONGRESS-IId SESSION.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
THE SENATE DIsPosEs OF TIE RESUMPTION REPEAL
BILL-THE SENATE WORKING WITH MIGHT AND
MAIN, WHILE THE HOUSE WASTES A VALUABLE
DAY.
SENATE. WASHINGTON. juno 10. 1873
In the Senate, to-day, the House bill to
amend Section % tie Act OF June D. 1s74 TO
the customsrevenue laws and to repeal mOieiies
reported with amendment The amendment provides
that the section amended shall tale effect from June
o. 1874 instead Of from and after the passage Of this
act The object Of the bill is fix the annual salary Of
the Surveyors Of Customs at Baltimore, Md. and Port
land Me- at 800 each. and the Surveyor Of Customs
al Newt Orleans La, at s., 500 1t placed the
calendar but subsequently Mr. Morrill, called the bill
up. The amendment Of the committee was agreed TO
aud the bill passed
Mr.. MATTHEWS (Rep.. Ohlo), from the Committee on
Railroads reported, without amendment and without
recommendation, the Senate bill 20 aid IN the cOnstruc
tiOn OF the Corpus Christi, san Diego and Rio GraDde
troduced bv Mr.. Maxey on the 24th Of May. H. pro
ydes for subsidy Of $4,000 per mile TO SAID road and
establishes sinking fund for the return Of the money
to the United States
Mr.. HARRIS (Dem, TENN. by request, introduced a
bill TO incorporate the Mount Pleasant Railroad Com
PAW Of the District OF Columbia Referred to the Dis
The Senate then proceeded 10 the consideration OF
bills calendar, ana the following were passed:
The House bill 10 regulate The practice Of pharmacy In the
The House bin for the preservation game In the District
ISOLATION Of the District.
The bill authorizing the sale OF part OF the military
reservation at IOrt MGckinac.
The House bin 70 lands in Iowa. settle.
Several bills objected 20 and were passed
Mr. VOORHEES, Dem, Ind SAID the Senate had now
reached the point IN the calendar where could mako
no further progress. lie, therefore, moved 10 lay aside
M further consideration Of the calendar and take up
the bin 20 repeal the Specie Resumption Act.
Pending decision this motion several small ameDd-
ments to the sundry Civil bill were submitted
Mr; WADLEIGH lRep., n. HI from the Committee
ON Patents reported bill 10 extend the letters patent
Of George w. Hubbard and W. II. COnant, OF Brooklyn,
N Y. for Improvement IN double actlhs steam engines
Placed on the calendar
Mr. BAILEY Dem, TENN spoke In favor OF the
melton of MI Voorhees, TO take up the bill repeal the
Specie Resumption act. -. 4, -
nroner timo he would submit substitute for the bill
reported by the Finance Committee, that Of which he
gave notice some ago. providing for the receiver OF
Treasury notes returned 10 the ensury or redeemed III
CON- and that the amount OF outstanding leshlIenueT
notes shall not exceed the sum Of S35OOOOOOO. Also
authorizing The Secretary Of the Treasury 70 MAINTAIN
In the Treasury fund In coin OF tlOOOOOOOO,
10 redeem Iega-tenders and that the obligation of the
Secretary OF the Treasury 10 redeem legaender notes
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in coin shall not begin until the said reserve fund has
accumulated to the sum OF 500 OOOOOQ go. ooroad
Toe FIRST part OF Mr. VOorheess SUBSTITUTE was asreo'
TO without a roll call:
That from end aof tho passage OF this act United siate'
per centIm authorized by law to beissned
Mr. MORRILL, tRep., VII and Mr.. BA1ARD tDeh'
Del) argued against TINS reactlohIy
Mr. ALLISON (Rep., Iowa. SUBMITTED an aITIy m
to provide that United states notes snail Do re-
celvaDie n payment l4r 'ne per ,noPts instead OF
shall be receivable etc. After some discussion MI.
Allison modified mis- amendment so as TO read " may III
the discretion Of the Secretary OF the treasury Ds ~
ceiyable, etc. .,, Ito, ,.,,o -
Mr. VOORHfHs said he was in favor OF direct vote
The question benR on agreeing to the substitute for
the House bill reported by the Committee OF Finance,
thereof TO the reissue egatender and the
use OF them for funding and other lawful purposes 70
amount thereof in circulation ana IN the treasury
Mr. MoDoNALD Dem. IndJ submitted an amend
TO strike out October aud insert July - SO 'n'
United States shall be receivable for duties on I'M
ports after July 1878 instead Of October 1873 he-
Mr. HILL Dem Gal referred TO the financial legisa-
ton of the present session Of Congress- and said the Dill
for the reconciliation OF silver was wise measure
though II was not perfect one as IL PssGe re-
ceyable for the per cent bonds ana tef Oc1oDer -
Mr.. VOORHEES, Dem, Ind.) submitted the following
"a substitute for that OF the Committee on Financei
That from and afor day Of July 1873 United states
per cent bonds now authorized by law he issued and for
imports and that much Of the act OF January H.
1870 entitled an act to provide for the resumption OF specie
payments which reads "a O0wB And on ana after the ISL
da January A. d. 1879 the Secretary OF the Treasury
shall the United states ogitsnder notes then
outstanding their presentation Tor redemption at the Office
the Of the United States I'm the city OF
New-York Of not less than S5O and 20 enable the
Secretary Of the Treasury 10 prepare ana provide Tor the re-
dompOn I'm this authorized OF required he Is authorized To
surplus revenues IRON tne 10 Tune IN INC lrta9i
otherwise appropriated and 10 issue sell and dispose OF az
either Of the desc pt0ns OF bond
Of the United described ~ the Of Congress approved
July 1870 entitled on act TO authorize the reiundng OF
debit with Ike qualities, privileges aud oNrnp
tons necessary carry THIS act into full encCt
and proceeds thereof for the purposes Aforesaid
be- and the same l. hereby repealed.
The substitute OF Mr.. voorhees, was r1ccted-yeas ~
nays, 81.
Inc question Then REQUIRED on the amended substitute
OF the Committee on Finance, for the House BILL ana II
was agreed lO-yCas, 30; NAYS, 20
The bin having been considered IN Committee OF the
Whole, was reported 10 the Senate. the amendments
made in committee cOucurred in. and IL read
a third time and passed-yeas, 40; nays 1j-as follows
Republicans IN roman, Democrats In italics, lndepend-
cuts IN SMALL CAIITAlsj:
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SUING OFFICIALS FOR ARRESTS.

Harbor Master Thompson last Sunday at
tcmpcd to prevent the landing Of the steamer J. B..
Schuyler at tho foot OF Gnnd-s East River His or
ders were not Needed and he and Captain Copeland DE-
CONFUSION was created on account the number 81 peo
Die who were erowding on board no the II Is al
eged that officers used unnecessary violence In max
ing the arrests and two OF arrested persons Edward
Hellar aud Joseph Martin, have begun actions m the
Marine Court for $1,000 damages cach against bOth
Captain Copeland and the narhOr Master They were
arrested yesterday and their bail was fixed az $1,000
Judge McAdam TO reduce C0peand's bail, and he al
lowed him 70 20 on his own reeOgnizance.
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NOT ENTITLED TO REINSTATEMENT.
w. w. Monk and William Ii. Merrill. a

sistant clerks IN the Bureau OF Arrears were removed
on May 81 1877 They applied for writs Of cortoraIi
10 inquire into the justice OF their dismissal under
section p Of the charter Judge Donohue holds that
the returns show that they were discharged because
their services were longer required THIS was a
sufficient ground. Besides, the REALTORS were guilty OF
aches In not proceeding until March last Tie wis
are therefore Quashed.
Stephen O'Brien claims that he was appointed an
engineer IN the Fire Department June 80, 1879, but
Board, he discharged without trial, aud lac asks
review By certiOrar Of his discharge The COmuis-
souers make return that O'BUen never was employed
as one the fire force but only assistant m the
machine shop. Judge DOnOhue holds shat TINS beng
undenied O'}ren not entitled under the charter
10 o trial, ,and Quashes the writ.
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A SEIZURE SEVENTEEN YEARS AGO.

William NJ. Newman had store in 1861,
in Camden Ark George H. Goddard and others, acting
as a vigilance committee seized his store. and all the
information he could get OF the that he was
belonging 20 The State, their way from New-Norx
had been seized at Cincinnati. He sued Goddard, WHO
had become a bankrupt and got "a judgment, but his
Judgment was reversed on technical grounds on DIS
second trial he again got verdict judge Lawrtnee
the plaintiffs right settled by the General Term
and that tue bankruptcy proceedings did not protect lAo
daft
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THE COURTS.
A FURIOUS WOSfANs ATTACK.
BEATING HER BROTHER WITH AN UMBRyt,, ~,
THE sURRoGATE's COURT

TnE SURROGArEs COURT
There was a startling incident in The sn.
rogates Court yesterday afternoon, when the con,,
Of the win Of Isaac Bnns was begun The perso,s -
terested collected In the before the suroc,,a
came and excited conversation arose. There vera
eight men and two women. The women were ON the
same sde but they talked much all tho others To-
gether Suddenly Of the stood up with flushed
face and cleaning eyes, and raising her umbrella aoya
her head brout ht It down with vigorous blow upon tho
head Of one OF de men. court officer spFDg 10 liz
spot 20 check the enraged woman but before be reached
her the umbrella had again fallen the shOu dors IN
the victim The officer seizod the w0mans arm ami de
handed order The woman shrieked: He insnited
me. He said he would tear my husbands heart out !"
and In spite OF the interference OF the ohcer third
When The Surrogate in he at once called the case
of the Binns will. The tesatOr straw hat manu-
factnrer who died February 2, 1873, possessed OF
about $4,000 BY VIII dated January Z! 1879 he left
grandchildren. the children Of his deceased daughter
Mrs. Matilda Simmons. The residue OF the estate
equally divided among the five children George ~,
Leondas and Nathaniel Binns Mrs Louise Andrews aud
Mrs. Olivia NJ. Overheld. George N and Leonidas were
made executors of the will and trustees for the share
Nathaniel The husbands OF the three daughters II Is
said displeased that the two who were appointed
urged the contest OF the Will. Robert W. Andrews
and j. 4. overheld, the husbands OF The two Lying
the contestants yesterday The disposition OF the prop
erty mas been the cause Of mnch family dssens9n and
tbs IL Mrs. Andrews who struck the blows, aud
they fell upon her brother. George ~ Blnns;
The proponents began as usual yesterday with The
examination OF the Witnesses to the execution OF tie
WILL In OF this, General Mather OF counsel
for the proponents, asked the witness
"When you signed the will were other witnesses pres
eDtf
Mr.. Overieid, who appeared to be in very excited
state OF mind, objected but the Surrogate SAID over
ruled"
Mr. Overheld" But. II your Honor please that's lead.
ing. Let him ask who were present think that's be.
side the law"
The Surrogate bringing down his gayel with empha.
sis don't propose 70 have any dctation from
sell"
Mr.. Over1eld-But, your -"
The Surrogate (peremptOrily-"I II you were in y0ur
correct senses you would not handy words with tue
Court II you not sober will adjourn the case"
Mr.. OVer1eld-" But protest -"
The Surrogate with q louder gayel rap-Order, or III
commit YOU. Proceed with the examination"
Mr.. OYeried made more objections and said moth.
ing more until the adjourned He had, mean
while, passed mp slip OF paper to the Surrogate AT the
adjournment he said II any apology Is needed make
one to the Court"
The surrogate" accept the apology"
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The bin as pissed reads as follows ,

Mcssrs Harris, Ransom and Grover, VINO Wuuld have
voted in the affirmative. were paired with Mc,ars. Id
muuls, HanIn ana Mitchell, VINO would have voted III
tie negative.
The bin as passed reads az follows,
BeNcnad etc., That from and after the passarcof this act
United states notes shall ue receivable tho same coin IN
payment i1r TIE cent bonds authorized by Law o.
be TeceiS able fOr duties On imports.
All that part OF the bill, IL came from The House,
providing for the repeal OF the Utce Resumption Act
ioriGdug retirement OF United states notes, etc, Is
stricken ont the latter being covered by another
bill which recently passed
The following bills were placed on the calendar
The senate bin aid the great southern hallway Com.
Tie House bill TO lcgaze collection Of head moneys al
ready paid
The House bill to transfer certain territory from tho Eastern
Judicial District Of Michigan 10 the Western District
Senate then resumed consideration OF bills on tie
calendar, and the following were passed;
Tho Senate lin releasing the ofiSl bond Of
Frank sonic la;e Collector o internal Revenue IA California
The Senate hl the state Military Academy 10
the CITY of Charleston, Nontl Carolina u Tie state
Tie senate b aud In tho protection VI public buildings
and property against damage by hre.
The Kansas Pacific sinking Fund Bill was then taken
Mr. HOAR tRcp MassJ submitted an amendment pro-
Wiling that the salary OF the Government directors Of
the Uuion Pacific Railroad Company shall be fixed by
the President OF the United states aud paid by the com
pauy, aud director shall .cccIve further cOmpeusa-
lion from said company.
Mr. THURMAN said this bill did not relate 70 the
Union Pacific Road, but be would hot OBJECT 10 Tue
Pcndng discussion the Senate OF G p M, adjourned
nm o.
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THE INDICTED ALDERMEN.

ARGUMENTS BEFORE JUDGE BARRETT.
THE MOTION TO QUAsH THE INDICTMENT AGAINST
THEM-THE QUESTION WHETHER THEY CAN BE
INDICTED FOR THEIR ACTION AS ALDEHAEN-A
JOINT OFFENDER WITH THEM.
The argument of the motion to quash the indlct-
ment against fifteen Aldermen was made IN part be-
fore Judge Barrett in the Court OF Oyer and
Terminer. yesterday. The indictment was found
because the Aldermen granted, by vote
overriding the Mayors veto, license Tor
a stand at New Church and Courtlandt-sts.
A. J. Dttenhoefer, John D. Townsend and Elihu
Root spoke for the Aldermen and Assistant District
Attorney Rollins and DistIict-Attorney Phelps in
opposition. David Dudley Field is to reply this
morning.
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CIVIL NOTES.

In the divorce suit of Paul Batzel against
Olga Batzel previously reported in TIE TRIBUNE Juoso
speir dismissed yesterday, the plaintiffs complaint OA
his own evidence.
In the suit Of Dennis Sadlier against .nO
city reported IN yesterdays TRIBUNE. tho jury N "0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-14
CoNYICrEp on BIGAMY.

Carl G. Won Busch was convicted of bigamy
yesterday, the Hudson County Court Of Quarter sea
sons. at jersey City, He married 90 Aylna Bade'
OF Jersey City, August TO- 1872 bnt only lived with her
about six months March 10, 1877 he was married 70
Catharine Fes I'm MS defence Won Busch claiiaeg .
Edmund L. j. Koch, editor Of The Free Press, or Je
City, drew up articles separation for him ana ms " =.
wife, May 10. 1875. and they both signed tehs NJ W.
Busch claimed that he paid 500 for the dOcuhtn' '
Koch telling him that Il was legal divorce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-14

"What is the name of your cat, sir ~ in
quired a visitor. Ills name was William" said the
hOst until he had Tits, and since then have called
him Fitz William"
A little boy hearing some one remark that
nothing quicker than thought. said, know some
tning that Is quicker than thought" "Wnat Is II,
Johnny r. asked mis- pa. Visiting" SAID Johnny.
When / was IN school yesterday whistled before
thought, and got licked for IT, too"
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MIcHAEL MOTIONS BAIL

Michael Norton was indicted on eight IN
dictments and gave bail; James A. Monaghan becoming
bail on one bond for So 600; Charles H. Fasson oa Gu
four bonds EACH for 81 600 and Charles koseIs
dead on three bonds EACH for SlOOO Norton lss ,,e
and his bail was To- "a lted He subsequently tr sr,
and gave new ball reter Mitchell made yestettuR ava
annlicaton TO Judge Barrett under new law ~ Ia
the Judgments against the first bondepien se' ~''N
Judge Barrett reserved his decision
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MURDER IN MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, June 13.-0n Tuesday last a
quarrel occurred In Howard County, Nd between
Greenbury Young and John Green, wnen Young was
shot and instantly killed. by Green Both were well
known and respectable farmers living near Mount Airy
Howard County and each over fifty years OF ace and
head of familes The quarrel originated in YOung's
charging Green with having entced hired boy from
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MR.. PoTTER'S COMMITTEE.
YESTERDAYS TESTIMONY.

BUTLER QUESTIONING CLERK ABOUT SHERMAN
AND THE PREsIDENT--A DISPUTE BETWEEN cox
AND BUTLER.
Only one witness was examined before the POT
ter Committee yesterday. This was General
Smith, formerly Appointment Clerk OF the
Treasury. General Butler asked the wit
ness about what influences lie relied on
to get an appointment in the Treasury
and from the President. The answer was Stanley
Matthew's letter of recommendation alone MI.
Cox protested against General Buffers manner, and
sharp controversy took place between the two
mon.