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The New York herald., 1878-11-02
A BOSTON DEFAULTER.
pAYMAsrER's CLERK o'REILLY LEAVES THE
cHARLEsTowS NAVY YARD ON "FRENcH"
LEAvE-$4, 900 SHORT.

PAYMAsrER's CLERK o'REILLY LEAVES THE
cHARLEsTowS NAVY YARD ON "FRENcH'
LEAvE-$4, 900 SHORT.
BosroS, Nov. 1 1878.
Richard J. o'Rsily. for about thirteen years Pay.
masters Clerk in the Navy Department. and Tor tho
greater portion OF that time stationed At the Charles
town Navy Yard has turned out defauIter TO the
tent Of probably 81 ooo although no Official report
has ret been made. Ho was born In Dublin thirty
three years ago and age OF nfteen cams 10 the
United States to join . brother VINO had preceded
MIN. Some ave years afterward, being young man
OF bright intsiee. Paymastsr r. q. Swan. Of The
United Sta,es Navy, appointed him his clerk. Some
town Navy Yard, O'Reiily coming with MIN In the
capacity OF chis CLERK. In July last Mr.. Swan Was
ordered to Annapolis aud he transferred O'Rely TO
hrs successor, Paymastcr Barry. who was
relieved october 1 by Paymas,er q. W.
Abbott, VINO suli retained 0'Reiiy. Paymas-
inves,ieaton, which disclosed the fact that young
UReiiiy was short about $4,000. He Was at once In
formed Of The discovery anu requested TO explain.
He said that tt must have bson error In his ac-
counts He lcft the ONCE and proceeded, accordngto
reliable accounts, to iavorfe exchange" wnsrs he
spent good pertion OF the day
xrsDiRscrED SHOT.
Last Saturday nignt, al ten O'Clock. hs returned
writing two letters, called IN n friend Of
his, who occupied the adjoining room, aud
told n,m that he was tired Of hie and
his existence. He nrst thought Of trying drowning.
but reflection concluaed tho pistol HIS friend,
taking Tho matter as joke, lett him snd retired In
the sourse OF u lew moments shot was heard. when
his friends accompanied ny the landlord, entered his
room they found o'Reiy sitting up In MS bed, aud
pistol with chamber lately discharged, was found
on the carpet covered up by towel. On close ex-
animation tho missing bullet was found 10 the ceiling
The police officer the boat hearing the shot, also
TO the room and captured the pistol. The next
morning tSunday) oRciiy borrowed a valise, and At
ABOUT haipast seven lett, informing bis landlord that
md n tuglo ri n q ~ dat VA auu "a nj q
Portland, Nc. He was. however, seen iato In the
day Al well known restaurant on fremont
row; Dut since tbcn he has been In visible
10 mis- Boston frieuds. IL appears that 0Ronly's
manner Of COVERING hts deialcations Vas in this
way:-A naval ofncer would send him la receipt
without having the amount OF dollars and cents
marked tho ssms-,n fact blank receipt with his
name signed. IL there was . balance duo the olicer
Of $500 0iKetlly would MI IN the above amount and
only remit $500. ln many cases the Pay masters
Department expect, in addition, 10 prove forgery.
U,Rsiiiy was a last young man aoout town, spend
ing money quite ireciy, aud IL was often remarked
that income must 20 larger than hts salary from
Uncle sam.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
MACHINE MAD.
! WE'LL EDUCATED YOUNG FRENcHMAN ORDERS
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF. MA
cHINERY AND scArTEBs WORTHLESS DRAFTS
WITH Profession

= WE'LL EDUCATED YOUNG FRENCHMAN oAOIno
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF. MA
cHINERY AND scATTEBs WORTHLESS DRAFTS
WITH PROPULSION
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
READING, Pa, Nov. /, 1878.
Ayoung foreigner was arrested at Fleetwood, near
this city. to-day, warrant issued by Judge Dunn
on Information connecting the defendant with allsec
attempted swindling operations In New York, New
Jersey and Pennsylvania. On being arraigned before
the Judge ne gave his name Henri dc Courcellss,
representing himself as the agent OF the San jose
silver Mining and Smelling Company, OF Arequipa,
Peru. He confessed he ordered stsam pump from
Charles B. Hardick, Adams street, Brooklyn; TWO
thirteen ton locomotives, narrow gauge. from tho
Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phiiadeipnia; a steam
hammer from William Sellers Co., near
the Baldwin Locomotive Works, thir,y-pound rails
Of the Allentown Rolling Mill Company at sa6 so per
ton, delivered at New York, enough to lay SIX miles
OF track. All the machinery and materials which he
ordered he proposed 70 ship 10 Caiiao. Peru, from
New York.
He says he was Dorn IN Paris is lhrty-sx years OF
age, graduated at tho College o Louis La Grand. and
MIC School, Paris. He speaks French, spanish.
Engisn and German Hs 10 medium size,
wears i,sns brown mus,acse and side w1isxsra Al
all places ne stopped be was received with the "most
distinguished consideration. He gave drafts on
Now York and Phiiadepni, but specially stipulated
that the machinery, &c. should not be snipped until
about the midaie Of Novemoet Ho is supposed to
have ordered material which would In tho aggregate
represent large amount oi money. In this clty he
contracted Tor about $4,000 worth ol goods. AT
Eas.on he was well received AZ LafAyel.s College
tnat ne mads the faculty u present vi = draft OF
$4,000. THIS, however, was not casned.
AETHODICAL MADMAx.
None OF the manufactures have lost anything BY
the eccsntriely Of the young than the cost
OF sntertainment-wins, dinners and cigars ds was
considered great swell In Pniladolpha tits alleged
that hotel keepers along his route ot operations have
sunsroa considerably. Az Fleetwood the young man
when the officer OF the took hin into CUSTODY 10
await the eomlng OF tue officials IRON Easton C0ur.
cess Is very gentlemany la appearance and is evil
IDENTIFY thoroughly conversant Win iron and ma
chinery. some suppose that he Is crazy on me SUB
iAck
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY NOVEMBER

classes and TO the twenty DunUoype scholars
Candidates over sixteen Of age intended Tor tho
priesthood 10 Ireland are admitted on the recon-
mendation OF their bishops, none others being re-
ceived. The faculty consists OF president vice
president, four deans, project Of the Dunboyne ss
tablishmenI who Is also librarian bursar iour pro-
fessors OF moral and doRmatc theology one professor
OF natural philosophy, one OF sacred Scripture and
Hebrew. OF ecclesiastical history, OF logic metapny
manity, OF Eogish rhetoric and French and ono Of
the irish language
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flowers and flags. The courtyard was
foored and rooted over for use as supper
room. The entertainment was such as
could not have been arranged elsewhere.
Most of the celebrities of the Partisan
stage contributed their talent to render the
occasion one worthy of remembrance.
Taken as q whole it was such treat as is
rarely to be met with even in this gayest of
capitals.
WHO WE'RE THERE.
When the fact is mentioned that Schnei-
der, Sara Bernhardt, Celine Chaumont,
Jeanie Granier, Marie Heilbron, Judic and
Theo, to say nothing of the leading male
artists Of the great theatres, either sang or
recited pieces, the readers OF the
HERALD can judge Of the merit
and variety of the entertainment.
Refreshments were profusely served
during the evening and an excellent
supper was given to five hundred invited
guests, among whom were noticed the
Prince Of Orange, Count Zichy, Marquis de
Tanboy. Sardou, Octave Feuillet and Ar
sene Houssaye.
BREAKFAsTING WITH ALBERT EDWARD.
The Prince and Princess of Wales enter
tanned Sir Philip Owen and Commissioner
Mccormick at breakfast at the Hotel Bristol
to-day. The only other guest was the
Crown Prince of Denmark. the Princess
brother.
NATIONAL ENTERPRISE.
The Commission of the Grand Exhibi-
tion Lottery has purchased four pictures
for prizes from the American collection.
This lottery was instituted under the di-
rection of the management of the Exposi-
ton to distribute certain number Of
mementoes of the great show among the
people of France.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

DECLARATION OF sRMr-ANNuAL DIVIDEND.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 4, 1873
At meeting OF the directors OF mo Pennsylvania
Railroad Company this afternoon II vas resolved 10
declare semiannuai dividend OF four per cent pay.
able on the 3oth shs 10 The dividend paid since
August 1877 IT'S losses by the railroad riots and bust
ness m,sfortunc Of that ycar having compelled the
company 10 pass tho customary payments Ths re-
sut Of to-day's meeting mad little effect the stock
as lar a. quotations won't 10 having generally
known on tho street that tho dividend was 10 be
clared Tho stock opened at 231s and reached 34k.
dividend on. When the so,,on Of the Board vas
the Railroad two stock holders TO acs
as aotuarlss auditors OF the accounts OF abe rus
teca some days ago tho directors proposed 20 Isaac
n Johnson and willism O. Longstrsth that tncy
sbouid accept she position OF auditora To-day.a re
accept.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
THREE STRONG NOVELS.


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From the French OF Victor Chcrbus author Of Samus1
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Post
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Ill
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The New York herald., 1878-11-02
NEW MEXICO QUIET.

WASHINGTON, Nov. /. 1878.
The Secretary OF the Interior has received from
Governor Lew. Wallace. OF New Mexico. a letter
Informing him that since tho publication OF tho Pres
ideut's proclamation the lawessness existing In the
Territory on tne Governors arrival has almost on
tirely subsided, and that has every reason
lieve that NO further trouble need be anticipated.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
SKETCH or ST. PATnrcK's COLLEGE.

SKETCH or ST. PATRrcK's COLLEGE.
st. Pasricks College 10 situated at one END Of tho
Main OF the town Of May nootb Carton the resi-
dence Of the Duke OF Lsinstsr, being o. the other
end Maynooth 10 . market town OF tno county
Kildare, nitscn miles wcst-northwsst or DublIn on
the Royal Canal and contains about two thousand In
hapiants. IL alss . station OF the Midland Great
Western Railway, but derives It's chief importance
from the proximity Of the college The college
was feundsd In 17g5 by an act of tho
Irish Parliament for tho purpose OF educating
youngo men Ter the Roman Catholic priesthood.
Previous 10 that period the lrsh Catholic cergJ had
been educated In Rome, Paris, Louva,n. vaIIadoIid
and other places tue Continent. and th!s fact vas
considered 10 have great deal 10 do with the amos,
universal oisanect,on which existed In Ireland rho
government considered that by providing Tor tho
education Of the priests and making them take
an oath OF slleeianoe 10 the English mon-
arch tbcy would gradually wsan tho peo-
plc from their aspirations for Independence
and, accordingly. the College OF Maynooth was on.
dowsd. From 1908 to 1ss5 about CT. 900 was voted
annually Tor It's maintenance, ana In tho latter year
ESQ 900 was appropriated TO repair existing buildings
and erect new ones, and the grant was raised 10
f2e Se0 when tho irish Protestant Church was
dises,abl,snsd. unocra Mr.. Glads,one's adminstrs-
,,on, In 1902 the Maynooth grant also abolished,
a. well m the Reo,um Donnm, or appropriation for
tho Presbyterian clergy tho taking encc, January
/, 1871 compensation was voted by Par
Lament In sacn case, aud Msynoo,n So.
flOO year IRON the Dunboyne estate IN the county
Meath, aud subscriptions ior us support are irs-
qusntiy and regularly collected IN the Ca,hoic
churches shrousbout ireland. BY tho act s and Q
Victoria, ca 25 tho nstit utton was plnced on new
ioundaton and endowed ior tno support ana educa-
on the Dunboyns foundation. Allowances
made 70 400 mombsn Of the three higher
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
CUBA.
OF THE GOVERNMENT

HOW THE SERVANTS OF THE GOVERNMENT
MUST CONDUCT THEMSELVES.
HAVANA, Nov l, 1873.
The governm nment has issued positive orders that
employee receiving q salary from tho State from
any province or nicipality shall bo allowed, under
any pretsx to belong openly TO any OF the political
parties contesting tho approaching elections. such
employees only TO be permitted TO vote Tor the
ddat es OF their choice election day.
To-day is observed a holiday, beng All Saints
Day. Te Deum was sung In tho cathedral for the
escape OF King Alfonso from assassination.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02

A MURDERER'S "FAIR FIGHT"

PETERSBURG, Va. Nov. 1, 1878.
whhe man named Wood Williams has been ar
rested In Grcsnvilic county for the killing OF tho
negro Davy ste,h on Monday last The quarrel be-
tween them out Of tho shooting OF COW be-
longing TO otsths mother which respasssd on
wiiliams' field. IL Is denied that poliIics bad any
thing 10 with the Killing, which Williams claims TO
have committed IN iair fight, and 10 seii-defenoe.
He was seat TO Jail TO await trial
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
HOW A POT GOT PIED.
AN KsoPoRIFIc FABLE.

Two pots wore floating down = stream; one was
OF earthenware bric-a-brac from Gramercy Park the
other was OF from Fourtesnth street. As they
hoated along toward Tuesday tho sartnen brisabrac
pot from Gramsrcy said the brick pot from
Tammany. "lf you should tip ever little ysu would
sink.'
"Thop. ): said the brass pot, II win como over to
your side OF the stream" "No, said tho sarthsn
pot; "if you should strike mo should DO shattered
10 pieces and sink beneath the waves" AT this the
brass pot hit The earthsn pot. which Was battered
ana which sank into oblivion.
MORAL
Mr. Cooper 10 but clay IN the hands of the potter.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
AN ILLINOIS TRAGEDY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

ROCK ISLAND Ill, Nov. !, 1873
Between four and ave O'Clock this afternoon
tragic shooting affair occurred at tho little town Of
Milan. three miles southwe OF this city. Tho vc-
tim is Miss Mary BuGum, young school teacher OF
prepossessng Appearance. Sne was her way home
from school when she overtaken by Frank Stur-
geou, young man about twenty live years of age,
who drew revolver and fired two snots. both taxing
effect In the abdomen with probably fatal result.
Sturgeon had been Engaged to Miss Bunum for some
months, but she seems TO have discarded him.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
CANADA'S NEW GOVERNOR GEN
ERAL.

MONTREAL, Nov. I, 1873
At the Calsdonian society's annual Halloween on
tertainment Sir A. T. Gait. orator OF the evening" In
mis- remarks referred to the coming OF the Msrq
OF Lorue aud the Princess Louise. which, he said,
would strengthen the connection between tho COL
oniss and Great Britain.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
A LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION.

rwENrx-NINE YEARS OF sxRvicE-THE IN
QUEST.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE BRRALD.1
NKw LONDON, Conn. Nov. l. 1873
The boiler OF the ocom olive Stafford, owned By tho
New London Northern Railroad, exploded as nvs
minutes past eight O'Clock this morning. Tho right
side Of the boiler was blown completely on The bell
and sand boz were carried distance Of several hun
Thames River. which was torn considerably by tho
force OF the contact Portions the boiler and ma
chincry scattered in every direction. Windows
werc broken and telegraph wires cut In the vicinity
OF the explosion. section ot tho brass quo OF the
boiler struck Conductor Bradford Rand right
temple and fracture Of the SKULL at The
Of tho brain. Rand survived the injury only two
hours. The same missile struck Conductor II. b.
Downer the breast, but inflicted only
asl,ght wound. The tram TO which tho stafford was
assigned was 10 depart ~ len minutes alter eight
o'clock Tor Norwich and points nortn.
Rand was 10 follow the sta ford with the Norwich
and worcester sxpress freight train. He had been
ir the employ Of The company about ton years A.
one timc passenger conductor the Yer
mont Central. He was also smpioycd on the Cincin.
matt, Cleveland and saudussy Railroad.
The Stafford ono OF the Oldest engines on the
New LONDON Northern Road 1t IL now wrecked
Deyona repair.
evening To investigate the cause OF the disaster
J. w. Dow, master mechanic OF the road, the en-
gineer and nrsmaa oi the stafford, the engineer
New YORK and New Haven Railroad aud several ex-
perts IN iron examined. IL was shown that the
stafford hid been the road since 1S49 was
partially rebuilt In 1858. Portions Of tho boiler
exnibissd, BY wnicn u vas shown that the section
where tho explosion occurred was lam
roded I. was also SHOWN IN the evidence that there
was O crack IN the boiler which had not been sup-
iec,ed to the required cold pressure for
sixteen years. The standard pressurs $50 pounds
OF steam 10 the square incb wnen the sxpiosi on
took place there was only ITO pouuda The inqusss
was adjourned TIL nine O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
ANOTHER RAILROAD SALE.
rpx TELEGRAPH TO rnE HERALD. |

NAsHVILLk, TouH NOV. I, 1918.
In tho United States Circuit Court to-day Juogs
JohI Baxter said there were good many things tho
Cour, could do, but could not run railroad He
therefore decrsed tho sale OF that portion the 81
Louis and Southeastern Rarosd, lying In Tennessee
TO occur on the nrst day o. next January unless the
49, 200 900 due Dondholders aud other creditors.
The Ksn,ucky DIVISION was ordered to be sold last
July. Ths entire line IRON Ksshviie TO 81. Louis 10
estimated at $20 900, ,00U The trustees OF the road
are n. r. Q. Calhoun and George 0payke, Of New
YORK.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
PURSUIT OF THE LIPANS.

WAsHISoroS. Nov I, 1873
The State Department is to-day in receipt OF ad-
vices showing that tho forcc OF Mexican troops
giged, in the mountain region OF Coahuila inscap-
turing and breaking up tho cam ps OF the Lpan
Indians, who have ade many predatory incur
several regimenis) and is doing effective work The
character Indicated.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

SAN Francisco, Nov. ], 1873.
despatch from Victoria Gays McInnee, the con.
servasvo candidate, has been elected 10 the House
OF Commons from tho New Westminster district
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
THE EXP0SlTlON'S LAST DAYS.

EuE rIoARo's GRAND yETE TO THE FOREIGN
CoMMIssIoNERs-sTArs OF THE STAGE
THE PRINCE OF WALES.
!. lBY CABLE TO THE HERALD.1
PABIs Nov. /, 1873.
The fste given tonight by the Figaro
70 the foreign commissioners to the
Paris Exposition was most bril-
liant affair. The Fgaro's beautiful
hotel was splendidly decorated with
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ole Bull Is at tho Everett General william B.
Franklin of Hartford, and General Sias Seymour, OF
Quebec, are at the Windsor Professor O. C. Marsh,
OF Yale College, is at the buckingham. Ex-Governor
Rouman Price, OF Now Jersey, Is at the Now York.
General Clinton b. Fisk, OF ST. Louis at the Filth
Avenue. General Brewcrton. United States Army, Is
tho ST. Denis. Thomas I. Fagier, OF Lockport, N.
Y. is al the PARK Avenue.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
MAYNOOTH COLLEGE ON FIRE.
THE INSTITUTION NARROWLY ESCAPES DE-
sTRUcTIoN-sAvED By THE DUBLIN FIRE
MEN-rwo WINGS OF THE NEW BUILDING
DEsrRoYxD, BUT THE LIBRARY SAVED
LOSSES TO THE COLLEGE AND THE STU
DENTS.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD

DUBLIN, Nov. 2, 1878.
The Roman Catholic Ecclesiastical Col
lege of Maynooth, county Kildare, narrowly
escaped destruction by fire yester-
day. It was not at first known how the
fire originated, but when discovered it
had already made considerable headway,
and owing to the absence of proper pro-
vision for such an emergency it could not
be got under control till the arrival of
engines and fremen from Dublin. The
fire broke out in the new quadrangle, o
building which has been erected within the
past few years, and it spread rapidly. The
most alarming rumors were circulated in
the city during the day and Captain In
gram, of the fire brigade, and strong
force of men. with several engines, were
promptly despatched by rail to the scene
of the disaster.
DUBLIN YIREMEN AT WORK.
The fifemen worked vigorously, and were
actively assisted by the students and towns
people, and after some hours the fire was
got under control and several threatened
portions of the building saved. BY mid
night it was completely extinguished, but
two wings of the building, the southern and
western ends, were destroyed. The library
suffered considerable damage and some val
liable books were destroyed, but although
the students lost all their personal effects,
and some of them were rescued with diff
Guilty, no lives were lost
A MARROW ESCAPE.
The buildings are massive stone struc-
lures, with long corridors, and the students
are looked in at night, making it difficult
to escape in case Of sudden fire. After an
investigation the Dublin Fire Department
ascertained that tho fire was caused by the
overheating Of the warming apparatus. The
loss is estimated at $4,000. Great SYM
pathy is felt for the students, and subscrip-
tions will probably be opened in all the
Catholic churches in Ireland tomorrow for
their relief
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
BANK FAILURES.

THE MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS OF TROY
HoPELEssLY AND REMEDILEssLY INsoLvENT-
DxvICEs OF THE OFFICERS By WHICH THE
BANK sUpERINTENDENr HAS BEEN DE-
cEIvED.
TROY, N r., Nov. !, 1873
Tho following arc extracts from The reports OF Bank
superintendent Lamb and Bank Examiner Kirkland
relative TO tho condition Of The Merchants and Me-
chancs Bank, the doors OF which closed by tho
Attorney General yesterday. Mr. Lamb. in MS report
10 tho Attorney General, says:-
The result oil this examination is great SURPRISE
In view oithe character Of tne managers OF the bank
the reports which thsy have sworn 10 and sent
the superintsnd Of this department Tor lenR
Tne bank 10, In my judgment, hopeiessy aud remed-
lessy insolvent. In ovidencs OF this append here
unto the report Of examiner, which snows an ap-
parent deficit oi $465 664 O. Furtner, | regret 10
been guilty OF grave irregularities IN the Transactions
Of the bank, and have IN their sworn reports con-
coaled from Tue Bank superintendent. " false or
Statements the true condion OF the bank.
DECEPTvE rkyICEs.
The examiner inds In particular that deceptive de-
vices wero adopted ny such officers IN september.
1871, the searching inquiries thou nrst
OF state banks IN the scheoues which attached
70 blank forms for reports ol sucn banks II il only
by snoh devices that the actual
ol bank has been concealed Tor year from me-.
am convinced that tne financial condition OF this
cor p0ratIon beyond any practical remedy Tor
storing Il 10 soundness.
THE BANK ExAxIsER's REroRE.
The Bank Examiner rsports:-
An cx animation OF the condition, conduct and
Affairs generally OF the Merchants and Aecnanics'
Bauk oi Troy shows deac,ency OF assets pay liza
b,lities OF $465. .664 o. found eight notes
In the past paper amounting in tho aggregate To
S337 443 49, These notes. am IN formed. were pro.
cured about year ago from the Individual signtng
them for the purpose OF enabling tho officers 70
ss' A' sss.r S.s .hs Sus' repors sru. 'e%s aas
from the department. about tnat time Tni
bank has carried the Schaetlcoke Wooen Mill oI
M Ind anf Adj hoino
$780, S67 %. OF this amount 100000 10 probably
curou by q good indorseE. lhs manag emeni
OF this bank years. In seeking to conceal the
true condition OF the corporation, with which Its
president and directors are closely connected, re-
sorted 10 transactions OF very questionable char
aclsr, and for which, appears, the president u
almost wholly responsible.
motion will be made on Monday for the appoint
inent OF receiver