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9. L. NJ Barlow, at Glen Cove, L. l., for S2OO'oOO'
The property originally belonged to the late VIII
uan, r. Burton the comedian, and then passed into
the hands OF Mr. Kennard, prominent railroad man,
who made IL famous at church charity concert lew
years ago. which Clara Louise Kellogg sang 10 an auu
enee OF 600 persons Mr. Barlow II is stated reserves
twenty acres on one end OF the property facing the
Sound
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p Q S T S G r Up T
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
In IEDI TOhELuh WI W ~
THE WAR IN BOSNIA.
THE TURKS AGAIN DEFEATED.
LONDON, Saturday, Aug. 10, 1878.
3:45 a. m.

A special despatch to The Daily NerS from
Sheptsche dated August 8, gives some particulars
of a heavy battle which ragged on that
day along the whole line from Majlai to sheptsche'
The Turks were defeated The loss of the Aus
trians was fifty killed and wounded. The
Bosnian forces numbered about 8, 900 and included
artillery and large force of Turkish regulars led
by regular officers Four hundred of the latter were
captured.
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A SERIOUS CHARGE DENIED.

Boston, Aug. 9.-The Hon. John g. SIM
clair OF NewHampshirc, positively denies the OF
Irrcgnlarlt and challenges any to produce dollar
OF his paper with forged or Illegal Endorsements.
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LARGE SALE OF SILVER.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. 9.-The Nevada
Bank has sold 100000 Of fine silver 10 the
Government IL was delivered to the mint to-day The
price paid IN the London rate, with cable exchange pay
nOle III standard dollars.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

oFFIcE or THE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR, THIRD DISTRICT
ToNPKISsyn.LE ". Y. Aug g. 1873. :
now edition OF the Buoy List OF this district read
for distribution, on application 20 this Office.
]. NJ b. CLtTZ, Commodore u. =. N,
Lighthouse Inspector. Third District
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attention of Mr. Andrews living In the same house
and he FASTENED TO her assistance. Throwing pece o.
carpet around her he extingushed the nanes. alD.
that her injuries very serious.
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PROBABLY A MURDER.

CINCINNATI, Aug. "a special dispatch to
The Commercial from Louisville says Is now believed
thatyoung Whpple Of Bishop Whippe, Of Mime
sofa was hit on the head and thrown Into the river
either at Cincinnati or some point between here and
fhara
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woMANHooD SUFFRAGE IN ENGLAND.


A London correspondent of The Manchester
Guardian says that the Radicals Southwark propose
20 nominate Miss Helen Taylor for Parliament at the
next general election. and thus practically raise the
question OF woman's rights. Miss Taylor II niece OF
the late John stuart Mil, aud takes active interest IN
educational affairs
lFor other E0refqn Neirs First PagGl
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STRENGTHENING YARNA.

CoNsTASTINoPLE Friday. Aug. o. 1878.
The Turks have abandoned the forts north
of vana they have been occupied by the Russians
General Todeben has announced that he will evacuate
Rodosto and san stefano II the Notifications Of Varna
arc evacuated Immediately by the Turks
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THE PARIS MONETARY CONFERENCE.



The TImeSs Paris correspondent says
it is announced that the RI Hon. Geo. j.
Goschen, Member Of Parliament for London,
Mr. Gibbs a former governor Of tho BankIOf England,
and Mr.. Thomas LeocOmbc. will be sent TO me farls
Monetary Conference representatives OF England.
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Cholera. Chol

Asiatic Cholera, Cholera MOrbus, Summer
Complaint Collie stomach DiaFrhea and all affections OF
the bowels Incident to either children or adults are cured at
by Dr. Jsynes Carmnatve Balsa IL aays the irrita
Gains the action of the stomach and being pleasant
TO the taste acceptable remedy tho youngest the
family.
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prrEprlnN md MRs. HAYEs.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. GA brilliant recep-
ton was given MrS President Hayes this evening by
Mrs General Cullum. The house and grounds were H.
Illuminated. large number Of prominent visitors were
present.
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u.
During the last forty have proved themselves be the
most reliable made in any country They made
the best manner win give satisfaction 10 the fasd
iOus tlmekeeper Office Broadway and 4thst \, Y.
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The EASTERN TORNADO.
THE DEAD AT wALLNGFoRD.

THE DEAD AT WALLlNGFORD
NEARLY THIRTY PERSONS SUPPOSED TO HAVE BERN
KILLED-THE loss TO PROPERTY 100000.
WALIINGFoRD, Conn, Aug. 9.-Folowing is n
complete list of the dead in the Plains School-house
at midnight:
Thomas CAsHIN, and his step-mOther.
Mrs MARIA BOYLE.
CONRAD Tracy, wife and son - years.
Mrs MARGARET MOONEY, her son John, his wife
and two small children.
Mrs. JOSEPH Hubby and babe.
Mrs. EDWARD DOwSEs ana daughter.
KATIE COUGHLIE.
PAfRIcK O'NTIL and two young children.
Mrs. MICHAEL IOOPEY.
FRED. LIGILEWooD.
Mrs. John Lynch is dead. and has been carried
home II all the badly wounded die, the death list
will not exceed thirty. at the most
The tornado seems 10 have been confined In
length TO two miles, between the kew-York.
New-Haven and Hartford Railroad aud the Boston
and New-York Air Line and in width TO aquarter of
a mile No deaths are reported from lightning. The
damage to property is estimated at 100000.
John Paden is reported dead also several chill
dren, who were taken away by friends.
THE STORM GENERAL IN NEW ENGLAND.
LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPERTY BY LIGHTNING IN
MASSACHUSETTS, NEw-HAMPsHIRE AND YER
MONT.
BOSIONg aug Os-hNDoiAS llOh Nhlioho
points in this State and New-Hampshire and Yer
mont indicate that the thunderstorm to-day was
the severest OF the season, ana caused great
damage particularly along the coast At Gloucester
the schooner Maud Muller struck by lightning; her
mainmast was shattered aud other damage was
done. Three Of the were prOstrated and
did not recover for some hours. At NewburypOrt
two men struck by lightning and seriously injured
AT Woburu Josiah Leathe was instantly
killed lightning. Mrs. Patrick Clark and Mrs. Michael
King were also struck and severely burned. Several
buildings were struck and more or less damaged.
Al Fitchburg thirteen houses and barns struck
and some animals were Killed. No persons were
seriously hurt.
trains east have been more or less delayed.
Az Manchester, n. H. several houses were struck an
one or two person injured At Portsmouth, ~ H.,
q schooner was struck by lightning on Boon Island.
She was split from stem to stern and sunk.
Two men on board at the time rescued
by passing vessels. Near the Wentworth Hotel,
four cattIe were instantly killed In past
ure The shock severely felt a. the hotel, and
eral affected, but seriously. At other points
In New Hamshire aud Massachusetts considerable prop
erty WAS destroyed aud injured by lightning
Considerable property was destroyed by lghtnn" III
Vermont.
Al Maiden Mass hailstones as large as walnuts fell
and great damage was done TO the crops. The
lightning struck the house OF Mrs. Mary
Clark and instantly killed her daughter Mrs.
Maud Chapman, who was sitting In a chamber At Cam-
bridge much damage was done by the baistOnes. At
Eahant aud Lynn several houses struck by hight
ming and number ofpersOns prostrated but
were fatally hurt
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A RAILROAD CONCESSION SECURED.

LONDON, Saturday Aug. 10, 1873
A dispatch from Jerusalem says that an
American General Molt has obtained concession to
construct a railway from Ja1a 10 Jerusalem
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
TowER CLoCKs MADE BIZ

The best Soap for laundry and bath IN hot
weather Pyles clean hard healthul o. K" All groces
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Established 1855.

JAMES II. WRIGHT
Merchant ailOr and Gents Furnsher,
SARATOGA SPRINGS.
Gentemens complete outfits furnished order "a hours
Dress Suits Specially.
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PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Aug. 9.-The Hon.
William II. Y Hackett, leading lawyer OF the State and
one OF tae wcalthiest citizens died here to-day lie
seventy eight years OF age He organized the Initial
National Bank In the country and the First NDtOna of
this city and was pros at at the time OF MS death.
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KINpIING A FIRE WITH KEROSENE OIL

Mary Geyer, age twenty-five, of No. 1876
Grahanave Brooklyn, tried last night to kinde fires
with kerosene oil. The can exploded, and she wss
very severely burned Her screams attracted the
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DR., RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly taseess elegantly coated for the Of all dls
orders OF the stomach liver bowels Kidneys bladder nervous
diseases headache. constipation Indigestion dyspepsia
bliousvess bilious fever. Inflammation OF the 6oHsf
nes ar an the internal Viscera WARRANTED
toe6ect positive cure. Price 20 cents per box.
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FORTY-FoUR NEW CASES OF YELLOW FEVER.
NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. 9.-Forty-four new
,ases of yellow fever and twelve deaths reported
o-daV
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THE CHINEsE FMBAssY

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 9.-The Chinese En-
bassy passed through this city OF noon to-day.
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MARINE LNTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
sup r,ses BO5l sun ses..... 7O5 Clock 5m 07A
Neon sets. 22S Noon souhs l040 Moon's days ~
SUNDAY
sun rises 800 sun sets.. 7O4 Clock fast An. $50
Moon acts 1886 Moon souths i.2S Moons age, days IS
HlGH WAFER rO-DAT-A n
Sandy Hook. 6.38 Gov. Island 607 Hell 0ae.... 106
fIGH wArER TO-DAY ~
Sandy Hook. sos Gov Island. 626 Hell oate.. BIS
WATER sUNDAY-A.k
Hook 62g Gov Island. 1Os III sn Gate...., b0I
WATER sUSDAY-P. M
sandy Hook Gas JOy Island. 7;22 Hell 0ate... 9Ol
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REPORTED PURCHASE OF COUNTRY SEAT
1t is rumOred that James r. Keene, the
millionaire broker, has purchased the country villa OF
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HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs NO.
2ls BROADWAY.
eam.,7s 49, Noon s6' 3 D m. 9l'. MIDNIGHT. 49,.
Highest darinF the dav Oh. Lowest: III
Average. S07s7. Same day 1877, 7Ols'
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CHECK AT THE OUTSET
Gravel and rheumatism which dangerous as well
painful with MILK OF MAGNRsIA. All druggists.
The New York herald., 1878-10-24
IKE The WHIIEWASHER. /"

HERO OF TWO WARS DIES sUDDENLY-srnANoE
PATRONS OF raE SAILORS w1LcoMz
KoME"
A notable and quaint char actsr. who was known In
the Sixth ward ny tho sobrqust Of 'qke the White
washer, /" but whose real name Isaac Van Riper,
died suddenly yesterday, and Deputy Coroner Miller
was notified 10 investigate the cause Of death.
Hs found the bsay Of the deceased lying
In tho basemsns Of boarding house known
rs the "5aiiors' Welcome Home," At No.
l01 Leonard street, OF which 'lke" was the pro.
priotor Tor some years. Inc Home was run very
democratic aud cosmopolitan principles In II were
congrcgatsd Africans, Italians Chinese ana repre-
sental,vcs OF several otner foreign natonatlca IL
was regular Babel Of conflicting tongues when Cor
onsr Miller put IN an appearances aud sucn motley
wakep Witnessed oil the Sixth ward.
They were mostly men VINO crowded. into The dibRy
back room OF tho basement where old Ike was ''lad
OUT" Tney were excited 10 an unusual degree, and
wnsn the doctor producsd his case OF instru-
ments preparatory to tno holding oil a post mort,m
they ncd from tho place In Consideration and heli
giot indignation meeting on the sidewalk.
Old fxs the hero of Two wars. He cane 10 this
city IRON Engsnd when three years OLD He served
IN tho army uuring the Mexican war. and was en-.
gagged la all the prDcipal batea He recsved several
severe wounds. but always wnen coavatsscent re-
turned his post Of duty again, and priaed himself
being "a high private In The front rank. During
The late evil war ne joined the navy. and did gallant
service. Ha only mustered out whom there WAS
m nghtug 70 be done, and then ne returned 10
private pursuits and undertook 10 run the hotel in
which no died
Or. Miller's pest -mortem showed that death had
been caused by neart disease.
The New York herald., 1878-10-24
HIS TOOLS CONDEMNED HIM.

whole portable KIT Of Burglars implements OF shs
latest and best design was placed upon the desk be-
fore Judge oorbours a, tho Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday morning by oinosr scuiiion, OF tho
Fifteenth precinct
.rhess here tools and that there watch, loaded rs.
vover. snarp case knifo and shree boxes Of cigars,
wid that money tux from this after saptoored
him on the corner OF Biseeksr and Soutn linn
nue. this morning. An this man, william II. ROM
mort, ~ No. lilo south Fihh avenue, Identifies The
property as hts an sass hs place pruk last
nignt By soms person or persons TO hun uaknown,
AM caught tnis defendant, Thomas Reilly. wid the
himself so TUX MIN in.r
Aner a carsiui hearing OF ths case pro and con.
during which Reilly naa ths bsneat OF counsel Judge
Ouerbourg held the accused answer In dsiauls oi
"a 600 ball.
The New York herald., 1878-10-24
A BLOODY BRIDAL.
TWO RouoHs ASSAULT A HOTEL KEEPER IN
MICHIGAN.

TWO nouoHs ASSAULT A HOTEL KEEPER IN
MICHIGAN.
trrom ,he Bay City tAieh.) Tribune, Oct. 22l
A bridal party held a OF .rcccption" al Jerry
Leneurs Union City House, situated Water street,
between Nnssssnth and Twentieth streets, last even
Ing, and shortly alter eleven O'Clock, wnen the fss-
sivtiss AZ their beight, Two rougns, Joe Ham.
ton and Dan Hcnsran, entered the barroom called
for drinks Their manner anu words indicated that
their in,sn,ion 10 a row, they fulfilled
u IN nrst class style. Alter ,hey had thsm driaks
pristof, ana In less than minute general row took
place, In which Lc0eur anu the tw0 roughs took an
active part Fisu were used Al nrst, bot Hamilton
soon drew kniie and commenced siashins away at
the crowd became more and more excited, aud soon
the excitement Was NJ lever heat the women
screamed the men talked loud ana rough, And curses
In French ana English, SCI 70 almost every meter,
nsd the ar. he Two roughs with their knives vsre
much tor L. 1cur, and he was cut badly ABOUT tho
face ana bleeding prOiuseiy. ~ this juae-
luro Leon Woods stepped Ia TO save Lefeur
from wnat seemed 20 20 almost certain death,
aud, Tor bis pains, received slight cut IN
the lace Whom tho word was passed til ~ Lefusr was
MeanwhiIe two young men secured Il horse and buggy
and came at once to Police Headquarters. Ohlcer
Taney responded, ana securing tue assistance Of
Ofcer Murphy he hurried TO the bloody Droal scene
ana alter a long searcn succesded IN capturing J"o
Hamilton ~ hrs boarding house, where he had en-
d,svorsd 10 secrets himself. Hamilton was ironed
aud oonveyed " ths County JAIL sns officers arriving
win their prlse shofey before two o'clock Heferan
but search viii be mads Tor him nj daybreak Lc-
flour TO be bsdIv cut about the lace and posc,
tnoueh not scrousy. From all We can Iearn the an
TIRE affair WAS an unprovoksd and acadiy assault.
The New York herald., 1878-10-24
RIFLE SHOOTING.
Mr.. YRANK HYDE, OF NEW YORK, TO Nh.
PARrELLo, OF WASHINGTON.

MR. yRANK HYDE, OF NEW YoRK, TO Nh.
PARrELLo, OF WASHINGTON.
New YoRK. Oct. "a, 1878.
To TIM EDrroR OF rnH H8RALD:-
Ises by a despatch In Mondays HERALD that Nr.
Partciio declines to shoot q rifle match with for
money the high moral ground that the rules Of the
club 70 which he belongs "forbid its members 70
shoot In a match for money" am 10 pleased 70
boar that there Institution Washington that
encourages and snforces good morals that will
not press the challenge. ! tear, however,
the old adnge, when the club Is away the members
will play. holds good this case, II 10 scarcely
a month since several members OF tho Washington
Rifle Club were seon shooting Tor money" Ia sub.
scription matches ~ CresdmooE These matches
were certainly "in tho nature Of gambling" Is much
the one proposed BY me- They involved hstls
less money, aud The percentage 20 the bank was
greater but were the same principle. ~ NO prize
could be won except what was lost By some or the
paftioipants
As TO mis- proposition through the HERALD 70 shoot
. match for the cnampionshiD, u would be shooting
for what neither OF possess nor souid, perhaps,
MAINTAIN against dozen other shots In the country.
am not willing 70 undertake the trouble and
expense Of q match whore neither myself nor aay
ono else 10 70 Be benefited. II match can be ar
ranged the benefit Of the yellow lever und any
similar object be named By tho winner will snoot
win him. Yours, Ge, FRANK HYDk
The New York herald., 1878-10-24
BASEBALL.

The exclusion Of the Jersey City Brow and the
Chelsea Club. OF Brooklyn, from the tournament
which is being played on the Union Ground this
week TO decide which Is the strongest club IN this
vicinity, has aroused the indignation OF patrons Of
the game to such extent that another tournament
is being arranged TO be played on tho Capitoius
Ground during the next two weckk The Jersey Citya
were second 10 none OF the local clubs during tue past
regned supreme TINS vicinity for years past;
in fact until they dsbanded in the latter OF last
season. Messrs. Weed Decker, proprietors OF the
Capitolins Ground. Will put up SILVER ball 70 %
played Tor by tue Cheiseas and dAudsons OF Brookiyn
City Browns.
Today tho Bostons and Now Bedierds play q Nov
BEDFORD.
The New York herald., 1878-10-24
A YOUNG woMAN's CHARGES

Mrs. Eckhart, q clsrvoyant who has an o0ics In
Stanton street, arrested yesterday by ocer Hiil.
Of tho Tombs Court tquad on the anldavn OF Eliza
beth schultz, young woman who resides at No. CSC
Gresnwicn street. Deponsut alleges that the Goth
Of October Mrs Eckhart ADVISED hor tako and sub
ssqusny sold 10 her certain medicines for purposes
OF malpractice.
AM Borgermyer, Of No. l6 State stroci, heard Of
what had rsnspirsd between tho girl and Mrs Eek
hsrI He oounssIisd the girl tosk from her The
medicines given her BY Mrs. Eckhar.
NJ. Charles !. spencer appeared for Mrs. Eckhart
and examined the complainant. She admitted that
she had said nothing 10 Mrs. Eckhart about her con-
lief that they we're Intended TO relieve her OF her
trouble. Counsel sontspdsd that hts client was
ttreiy innocent Of any wrong intent, ana that the
medicines were perfsctiy barmisss. In proof OF Tho
Ing 10 swallow hsr own prescriptions II the CON-
painant would produce them. An adjournment
was had At this stage In order 10 send
tor Mr. Beresrmsysr. before the examination was
resumed Frederic Tsschner, young man who resides
at No ~ East Fourth street, was brought ints court
prisoner upon another a1idavit made Uy the gIri
her enid OF consulting win her ~ some
means o avoiding nor disgrace. Acting upon his ad-
vice she visited Dr. Haas IN West Iwanty-fourth
street. Dr. Haas, she alleges In ner afiuavis gave
her medicines to relieve her. Olfcers were
sent to hts ofhce. He was found sick IN bed
and unable to attend court Ho was placed under
arrest however, and viii so remain unt,i he is aoc
10 make nn appearance. The officer who was sent Tor
hr. Bsrgermyer returned, unable 10 hnd MIN. Judge
Kilbretn was ADout resume the examination the
case OF airs. Ecknsft when the siri 5cnuz, who had
renamed IN private room, swooned Tue examiLa-
tion was therefore adjourned ustli hsii-past nine
O'Clock THIS morning. no complainant was COM
mitted temporarily 70 the House Of Detention aud
MRS kekhars aad yeung Iescnner we're locked up Tor
tho night
The New York herald., 1878-10-24
A CHICAGO OTHELLO.
sARDINEs AND JEALOUSY CAUSE NEGRO TO
SHOOT SERVANT GIRL.
lFrom the Chicago Tribune. Oct. I'll

SHOOT A SERVANT GIRL.
tFrom the cn,cago Tribune, Oct. GIL
Last night little after ten O'Clock, the Palmer
House was the scene Of an attemp, TO revive the
tragedy Of "othsllo," with slight variations. The
hero was wiIliam J. Ford, a coa-biacK negro, some
,wsnty-eght years Of age. who Tor about two years
has been IN shc employ Of tho hotei a. . private
waiter; tho heroine. sarsn Morrsscy, comeiy irish
girl about twenty-tnrss years old, and aso an EN-.
pioy6 whose duties connned tho iruit pantry.
Al the nour mentioned Ford scalthiIy walked into
the pantry where the girl Was sittne . chair and
drawing revolver, hrsd At his unsuspccting victim.
between the apex oi the shoulder and Inc me.
diai line, and, pursuing downward course,
buried itself In tho deep tissus Immediately alter
nring the snoan without waiting for an Instant 20
rs effect, the negro ASSASSIN rushcd wildly 70 the
private waters room, and drawing from his pocket
larynx severing the traches Not content with what
he had done 10 wait himself 10 the by and by,
he cut three gsshes across his throat Of the
being about inch long aud OF q superficial cnarac.
ter rhs tnIrd one was huge cash measuring nearly
ing the tracnea ana muscles Of tho throat On
making survey OF the giri the doctor deemed 1t pru-
There Is no i'm mediate danger, ana ne Sid NOT deem
wise 10 do anything 0ward recovering ball Ior
tho reason thai the wounded glrl was ~ very
voue condition, and nights rest would Ds more
beneficial The doctor found tnat the negro was
breathing through two OF Tho sashes In MIS- throat
aud was quite conscious. though very much excited
and Inclined TO demolish everything In his tmmu.
diate vcniy. lhe rents IN hts throat were promptly
scwsd up, he was given glass of water, and, with
ths aid OF two men, walked TO carriage ~ the
entrance and was driven to The County Hospital.
DR.. Horssy does not consider the wounds necessarily
fatal anu unless Inflammation should set In those is
scarcely douot but what no Will recover
Tho only sssignablc cause so Tar known for the
affair was disturbances between tho waiter and the
girl one day last week. They had row about a box
OF ssruincs, and she complained OF hts abuse. For
tuis no was reprImanued BY both Mr.. somsrs aud
Mr.. Winners, snd was told tnat II u occurred again
he would Ds discharged. ford is rather an eccentric
fellow, and supposed that the threatened dis
charge weighed on his mind. IL Is, however, more
than likely that no had taken fancy 10 tho
rirL declared his passion, and psing rcpuised-dc.
ierminsd revenge. Ho Ia described w the officers
OF the hotel as a capable and attentive walter, and
Que oi the best 10 their employ.
The New York herald., 1878-10-24
KITTY o'NEIL's HUSBAND.

Letters Of adminis,rasion were granted ysssesday
BY surrogate CALVIN 10 John b. Powers Of Brookiyu
brother OF Edward Powers, who d,ed lev weeks sgs.
aud who the husband Of Kitty o'Ns,l, the dancer
A. the Theatre Comique Tho deceased lett viii but
aid not executor, nscquentlv an adlnlais.
irator has been appointed. The personally u swors
10 DC Of the value ot about $1,000 Consdsrabls
prise IL manifested In theatrical circles. and also
among the friends Of the deceased that the sssasor
docs not eavs one csnt 70 his wie but All
his properly 10 his two brotnera The relationship
between the deceased and MS vile very harmo
nous; she nursed him through his sox ness aud vas
with blm when aied. Ii 10 also ssd tbst the prop
cry he disposso oi was very largely sasasd " NE
vile