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Put into whitestone for . hsrbor-
ss enr Melissa Wilson Wilson foston Tor New iois'
schr Oregon. Church. Fall River f.r New York
Schr ElIabeth, Tracy. Fall River for New York
York
schr cornelia Lyon. Providence for New York.
HERALD TELEGRAPH STATION.
wnirEsToSE, Ii, Jan 81. 1875.
The prevailing northeastcr is OF almost unprecedented
severity In the early part of the day 1t blew only mode
rate gale and sailing vessels able to navigate by
ree6ng closely but the day the wind increased
In violence TO such extent shat craft could with
safety stitch OF and number OF southwark
bound schoone tho roads above for shelter The
ste amer Francona. Bragg from New York tor Portland
and several Of the cossng steamers also put into
MILESTONE fer q harbor.
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SHOT BY HER BROTHER.
THE KILLING OF MRS SARAH KrLPArRIcK-
AN INSANE MANS THREATS EXECUTED WITH
FATAL EFFECT.

AN INSANE MANS THREATS EXECUTED WITH
FATAL EFFECT.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 81, 1875.
Al noon to-day conside cradle excitement
created in Burd street-a small street below Second
and above Catnarne, the First ward-by the kill
ting Of Mrs Sarah Fitzpatrick. AS tho truth can
be arrived at a named King, as he was farnil-
tary known, Stokey. has for year past been subject
10 nts OF insanity during which he violent and
frequently quarrollcd with his sister, the murdered
lady He has been carrying pistol, and has often
used threats, but never his sister. To-day they
were heard by the mother wrangng the nrst 1oor,
and in few moments after MIS-. Fitzpatrick ran down
into tho kitchen cxclamirg 'I'm shot," and, falling
on the door, expired In a lew miDuses
81 HAVE SHOT MY SISTER, !"
King with perfect GOODNESS, walked out OF the
house. with pistol In his hand, and, proceeding to
tho second district station house, handed the pistol
10 tho sergeant, saying, havo shot my sister and
house. and would Just soon DC dead as alive" The
officers first would not place any faith in his story,
always looking upon him as somewhat crazed, but his
pistol taken ana ne was locked up. Investigation
proved that no had told the truth
The deceased was married and about thirty-thrce
years oil age. She had no family Her husband and
whore her brother also lived, and 1t is sad that tho
sister has always exercised considerable control over
him in his violent moods
INSANE FAMILY.
Tho officers believe that hts disease hereditary
hts mother, at times, exhibiting strange symptoms,
and a. sno by her doad daughter to-day she con-
tinued mutterng inconerent sentences and acted
very strangely. King has been idle Tor some time
greatly whom he became violent He Is about twenty
dvs years OF ago The ball entered the left breast,
and without doubt pierced tho heart thus causing
almost instant death The case in the hands Of the
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

p- For loss Of steamer Metropolis from Fhiladephia
for Brasi with loss OF life. general columns.
,,S s,ATy has
DO employed in porgy fishing.
BARK Roxsuck 4. now on Kslly's ways. East Boston,
built in New YORK III IL BY Matthew Bart
BARK NrrrE MERRrMAS. 573 tons built at Brunswick In
1s1s and haing from Boston, was sold At Singapore prior
BARK RICHARD (Br). Mclaughlin At st John. NIB. Jan
u.s. from % SS sssdy sGr s
BARK IloLcons. from Honolulu for Bakers Island
before reported missng has returned 70 Honolulu being
unable make landing at Bakers Island on account OF
Eta from I Rio sGso
oIys %" AS ',n pass An M She e
Of with s s:S Of spd liz g.sr sna
:@s &c % s
nne w.sDsxns .., o:llisAsr from Nov York for III:
sey to ss 3D. bs hs IN and xoys
Scotia Offices.
sonn WIN ln.sm Of Providence. from Hoboken for sos
Jan B. Is said to be insured ut Providence for $4,000
Sem T,LLrE vAxpERscnES before reported at Edgar.
New Bsdioid and her sails rspaired EoEas,o.n
schooner from Madison to New York with . cargo Of
NE ns
her gns Of distress apd towcd hernto Brdgep "t Hbor.
'n'
Scpr Eva Yates Wadoboro forced ashore at the
lower end Of City Island later despatch she
without damage and 10 holding OF shore with both
anchors out
NEW BEDFORD. Jan 3l--several unsuccessful attempts
have the Uuier ri steamer William
bbe, Of Salem which was wrecked few years ago on
Nshawena but It's size and weight have been nsur
monntsb!e obstacles but In OF the hcavy gales OF tho
part OF this month the immense andweghtcd iron
vessel It's bed by the action OF the
riod up the beach, aud left position from
which II may easily be recovered.
SAN FRAsciseo.Ja 24-Brg Psloma Is now consider
ably overdue from rshitL Her nonsrrivai 9de i'm,
charter another vessel ovuhl tho
contract and the schr Bonanza boon engaged for
tho purpose. u,
ronde down tho British ship Lucille and both
sustained damage.
SHrpsuILpISG-Deering. IL Donnell, Bath, Me. have a
schooner OF l2U tons register the Stocks which will be
launched MS soon AS q customer can be found.
LAuScHED-At bath. No. Jan 81. by VIM Rogers. bark
OF 34 TONS named Antonio Saa. owned by New York
ties and Capt Rice, of Stockton Me, who com
her. She Is intended for the Cuba business
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EX-GOVERNOR JEWELL ROBBED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]


BALTIMORE, Jan. 81, 1878.
The rooms at the Mount Vernon Aotel temporarily
occupied by OF Postmaster General Jewell Mrs Jew
oil and Miss Emily jewell, who were attending tho
shoemakerBarnc.t wedding, were enterco last night
BY q THIEF thieves and robbed Of jew.
elry and money valued az $500. Tho stolen
articles consisted OF gold watch and chain,
valued at $780, gold breastpn and iockc with $50 IN
cash, the property Of Miss Jewell, and pocketbook
containing $50 belonging 10 Governor Jewell The
robbery was discovered upon their return from the
wedding, and 'B. Johns,' newly arrived guest at
tho hola who had been conducting himself IN suspi-
clous manner was charged with the theft
He subsequently confessed that his name was Isaac
Lowenthai. aud that ne came here from New orx.
name wnie intoxicated, 10 avoid exposure 10 his
friends After preliminary investigation he was
committed 10 Jail Lowenthal has been In this city
some days. and subsequent to the arrival oil Gov
Jewell was seen conversing WIZ suspicious
looking lew squares from the hotel Mono OF
the stolen property has been recovered.
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ANTWERP. Jan li-sailed. ship Bremen tGer) wisss
XsriSwAkI an asssiled steamer Andes tBr,. Hughes
w sgSsS rs. 4Y Ysrs Dec bark Isaac Jackson
Dss Il brig Sx @
o" Trm ca%pans Rio 18TH s.rHs Con-
ssaples. St Thomas 22d Geo Jordan, Duncan. Jam
H1RTLsrooL Jan is~xrrived. bark Kioto Long. Har-
SON. SnEa. .shs s AUGUSTA smith smith T"ia"a
Sailed 2sth briss Bertha Collins ana Nanssee Page
SAssAq Jan l2 Arr sch. Ko.a'ie Or, Kelly
sPm.e, Ssv n Cf ssh Bertha s,, Ellen
and sailed 2d for ssvannah I'D schr Equator r) Al.
sailed .shr, Rescue Moon. J.msies: ls.s Isnr,
Sssssass Mar, ~, x!S.sy; Ksy wss ,. o.
Elo Gs.Spr 2oin port brig Aroid sswel for Bo..
n %ss sfS :ds9 from R:AnonS ' Ma
D pos s' Dec g. big Kate MeDour. @ rnn
20 }s.s Sve
D'i sis toss
baltimore sa ship LsSren. SNOW Leh narT Evsr.on:
sSI.
Doc s. schr Triton Gs,'. Soiygssrd Nsw.YOrk;
2s brig Hall SSrss Brazil nS s. Hnoa,s
tBr,, Gunn Hampton ROADS, 9Th. Gamalie Shaw, Basi-
In port Jan s. ship Granite State, Ross from Boston;
.
Leonard Myers. n,cs: for United s"'ss andre: SS
aa Jad ne Sale .eS Jordan Berry
srJons. IN Jan 2s-4.riysa brig 9 Morsi. Br MeBir:
Milo tB: Stewart New York DO. Pedro (BD. Peck. doi
csseed sSsn. bark ADA Barton & wyman Galway
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GENERAL JOHNSTON FOR CONGRESS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

by TELEohAPH AZ THE HEhALD.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 81, 1875.
The announcement recently made that cx-Gov-
crpor Gbcr, c. Walker would not be u candidate Tor
reelection the House OF Representatives from this,
tho metropolitan Virginia district Then John s.
Wise, the youngest son OF the late Henry
A. Wise. was brought forward, and 1t seemed
would tho conservative with littc
or no opposition; but lately movement set on
foot to bring out General Joseph T.. Johnston, the
highest In rank OF all living cx-concdorate generals,
and MIR. Wise at once yielded all claims he possessed
In behalf Of his old commander. That was followed
by largely signed call from prominent citizens OF
Richmond. To-day General Johnston responds, con-
scnting TO become candidate, subject to tho conser
vative nomination. and saying, "Whcthor nom
mated or not l shall, TO the end Of my
lie. regard this proof Of your confidence
aud favorable opinion as tho highest honor ever
bestowed upon mc.n Ills nomination and election
seem TO DO assured General Johnston has but re-
Gently returned from tho South amt established his
homo here. aud has been taxing no part In pubic
AFFAIRS. Next TO Jefferson Davis no IS the orcmost
oil tho living confederate leaders, aud In military
gank he stood next 10 Lee
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Hilton chari..to.; sl... ship Llnis Moses. Fol-. New

Hilton. Charleston; sist. ship Lissis Moses. Fox. New
Orleans
LIVERPOOL. Jan 3i-Arrved. steamers Dominion On.
Roberts. Portland siean CBf) winder Now orie ans
barks Lacy Dunern Obi, Sleeve. savanna Sonden'rge
(Nor), Taraldsen. Charleston.
Sailed 30h, bark Cyda tSor) Naes Ptf adephia twas
reported sailed 17rh); 3ist. ships Harvey Ml Mills Nsw
YORK; Bertha. Hi. United staes; bark Minna (ie)
Boese. Doboy
Also sailed 3ist steamer Bavaran q La TO- Boston.
LONDON. Jan 3l-Arrv,d. shtp Ieviathau { ior) Mos
field New York; bark Kingdom o Fife (itl Irvine. dol
brig Adrian (Br). Evans. Beaufort. sc.
LARxE. Jan 2e-ssed steamer State OF Louisiana (sr,
johnson Groin Glasgow. New Yrs.
LoSpoxpxRRY, an 3o-Saled, bark lula Fisher fBr,
Roberts, United ststos
LisBos Jan 24-ssiled. bark Stanford (Br starita
United states.
MALAGA Jan 3o-Arrved. bark Daniel Draper ssdgeriy
New Orleans.
PxsAKru ROADS, Jan 30-Arriveda ship Lady Cartier
(Br), Grifhths. Pensacola.
QUEENSTOWN Jan 80 Arrived steamers City OF Bristol
tBr) Fulton New Orleans for Liverpool; Psmern (B),
Conner Now orssns 3lst. Nova scotian (Br) Ritchie
Baltimore vim St Johns. NF, land proceeded).
ROTTERDAM, Jan 3o-Arrived, brig Atlantic (Ger),
Springer. Now Orleans.
Sailed 3oth ship st Petersburg CNor) Hansen, United
States.
ST NAzArRx Jan 30-Arived. bark Lord Dunern (Nor,,
Elgsen, Pensacola.
vALxxcIA Jan Io-Arrved, brig Son Miguel. Arcsngei
Csp). Goiri, Savannah.
LONDON. y an 3i-Bnrk Melville Bryant, Buckley, from
New York for Montevideo reported by csbe IRON Para
as having been lost
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NATIONAL, ruEArnE-s.p1cK DRIFT. ="

"Dick Drift o Son of the Streets" is the name OF
ITO quote from the play biiD "new drama OF life In
the Empire aud Crescent cities. illustrating many
phases Of American society among the upper crust
tho slower crust and tho billings in" which was
produced at the National Theatre last evening. The
drama Is full of thrilling situations and moral lessons
virtue is rewarded and vice made 10 suffer. To give
idea OF tho moral tendency Of Tho piece one OF its he
roes Ia saved from death tho hands Of assassin BY
A Bible his mother had given him and which no al
WAYS carries In his left breast pocket The audience
laughed the fun, and appauded the excellent SEN
timents OF the piece. Rose and Harry Watkins. Amy
Lee and welsh Edwards sustained tho principal roles
The wharf scene, with the outgoing vessel and tho
.,whcol going round" ana tho old apple woman and
the pcwsboys was quite realistic.
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OBITUARY.
EDWIN 8. ADAMS.

Mr.. Edwin s. Adams died at his family residence,
No. lle Quincy street. Brooklyn, yesterday morning,
IN the s,xtythird year Of his age. Mr.. Adams, who
was for many years principal OF Public School No. H.
was highly respected citizen and teacher. lie was
. member OF the Clinton Avenue Congregational
various schools will attend the funeral, which will
take place Saturday forenoon.
of $500 each by +. W. with, John Kennedy, H. @.
Pienor and John +. Moohan. Ellis was rcmanded TO
talL
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sArAs srA-p,scovEmv or rwo srrrs..
WHALEMEN.

AZ Taicahuano Dec H. bark John Winthrop. Stiverct.
NIB having taken $50 bbIs sperm oil last cruise Was
ready tor and would return to Tacahuano In Sep
TENDER Reports abont Nov LIST, barks Morning STAR
Lewis NIB 50 last cruise 22d Mars Allen do boiling
as bbl whale 2sth Napoleon, Turner do nothing last
cruise. -
AZ Paita Dec l. ship Emma Jones. Potter. NIB, ready
for sea- and would TO Paita In July or August
Schrs Chas Thompson, Dyer and Oracle NJ Parker,
two weeks
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Jan 31-Noon.
The tlme ball the Western Union Telegraph Company
y standard time Of the United States Naval Observatory
At wsstingon) was to-day dropped and six-senths
scco
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
rRANcR NORTH COAST.

NORTH COAST.
The French Minister of Public Works gives notice that
whistle buoy. constructed on the Courtney system ana
* miles westward OF EcIat bank AZ miles " X from
the lights at Cape La Hevc, sni 81 miles NV by w
smee 81 ~Seh the the
state the but expected that under favorable cir
om 10 ~ ~ n OIL miles, r''
Bearings magnetic Variation, 10 deg westerly in is7s
WEST COAST
Minister Of Public Works yranee> gives notice that
II has form OF truncAted cone with diameter of
n II the IS 5 and # G rs
level Of the highest The tower Is surmounted
by iron beacon and GLOBE anu Is painted red with
cH,xA-YASc.rsE .KiAxc. BuoY orr hush ISLAND.
Notice has been received that buoy feet in diumeter
in vertical red and black stripes and surmounted
low spring tides, TO the northwestward Of Bush
Island on the following bearing. Ca%2 Of trees as
tween this buoy and the island
BuoY orr pHISKwArKR POINT.
Notice has also been received that the North channel
iair way buoy of Drnkwaer point g ieet in diameter
replaced by loot buoy, painted In red and
black bands and surmourted BY black spher
c.. an; buoy s IN
"a +, distant about IA miles
JAPAN sxA-prscovERv TWO rsrErs.s
The Rear Admiral eo",mahdins the naval station In
M" mo-. marsed on the chart while making passage on
board the Atlantic from vlsdivo.tok to ChisL
bear by EN- 3 from Broushton Head They about
ie4 ieesihigh Of reddish celcr ana round IN form they
boa. from each other about NE and sw aud lie about $50
Xppronima,e position Of sw iss determined by angles
i ssnd' IL Las 81 Il IS and lon lbs Al K
1878.
.These isiets are evidently identical with 70.
ported by Captain Monssn Germsn bark Joe Peter
u s iYpRoGaArnic OrvIcE, wAsnIScros, D G, Jan 8.
1873.
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THE CHRISTIE INQUEST.

Tho case Of James A. Christie, who died In Newark
q few weeks ago under suspicious circumstances, was
being Investigated yesterday by the Coroner After
rehearsal OF The main facts, already published In the
HERALD. an adjournment took place until next
Wednesday.
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SAILED.

Steamers Baltic tBr). for Liverpool; State Of indiana
(Br) CT asgow; Wieand tGcr Hamburg; Mas Dutch.
K"tseydam Acapulco. Aspinwall Ala; Br1 Kingston.
St Domingo &C.; Albemare, Lewes Del: Hatteras, Nor
folk; Alliance Philadelphia. ifhe above vessels will prob.
ably anchor in the bay until the passesj
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HORSE THIEF CAUGHT.

pstective stansby arrived at Newark shortly after
tan O'Clock last night IRON Cleveland. with Frank
Myres, the An VINO, on the 10Th ull, ran away with
longing 70 his wiie.
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RIGHT REV. ~. DoMENEc, ROMAN CATHOLIC
BISHOP OF ALLEGHENY.

BISHOP OF ALLEGHENY.
A despatch from Pttsburg, Pa, announces that the
Right Row. M. Domenec, Roman Catholic Bishop OF
Allegheny and formerly Bishop Of Pttsburg, mas died
In Spain. where ne had been sojournng Tor several
months past Tor tho good OF his health Tho deceased
was consocrated Bisnop of Ptsburg December 1850,
ana was the second Bishop OF that diocese Ho re-
81 1870 was transferred 10 tho Soc Of Allegheny, but
his health falling no by his physcians 10
travel IN Europe Tho OF his death has cast
gloom over the whole Catholic community IN Penn
syivana, whore the deceased Bishop was widely
known and extremely popular.
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WHEREABOUTS OF THE FUGITIVE J. MADISON
PACKARD SAY.


[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 81, 1873.
All inquiry made hero about tho present wherea-
bouts OF Ex-Governor J. Madison Wells Of tho Loui-
sana Returning Board, fails to develop anything posi-
tive on the subject He has been variously reported
as be in temporary exclusion, ana again
that lie would arrive In each coming train from New
Orleans to present himself before tho President
to appeal for his brother mcmbers Of tho Returning
Board who are now ia duress
KELLOGG Doss Know.
Senator Kellogg says no docs not know that Mr.
Wells coming here at all, and he docs not believe
that he Is within thousand miles OF Washington He
thinks he would be as likoy as any else TO know
at the moment OF his arrival In Washington, mud
us no has not him no 10 positive that he Is not
here
Ex-Governor Packard and Judge Leonard think that
Mr.. Wells Is again IN the swamps and cancbrakos OF
louisiana where once before tho bloodhounds aud
recruiting officers failed 10 roach him. When Gov
ornor Packard lott New Orleans Monday last the
othor members oil the Returning Board whom ne oon-
ierrcd with did not know whore Dir. Wells had gone.
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YACHTS. STEAM

YACHTS. sTEAMBOATs, &C.
L,DR SALE LOW-fiE WILL KNOWN si,00P
Yacht Msggis b., very fast, able and we'll found
W. TUMBHIDGE, 4 Wall IT.
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BARON RAPHAEL EBLAxaER.

BARON RAPHAEL ERLAkokHs
A Paris despatch announces that Baron Raphael
Erlapssr, head Of tho Hrm Of Erlanger Son, dsad
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Stean.er. Saits. Destinations,

DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
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WEATHER REPoR
FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLrHKAp. Jan 81. PM-wind. e, light.
PLYMOUTH, Jan 81, PM-wind N. IL hi.
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orr NEXT OPERt SE.tS0N
Mr.. Napoleon. DR., quite Confident TINT HE
Inthcr VII DmlN TnInl hi. Inntrnct.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-SW In your
issue Of to-day there appears an article headed
viii Mr.. Maplcson Try III" wherein the
writer cndcavors 10 provo that my father does
not intend TO come to America. because ru-
NOR and tho gossip Of foreign musical cir
ces " say so. Who is rumor2 Wto are the
distinguished foreigners that know so much
about my fathers busiucss2 II is true that
Moritz Strnkosch says Maplcson cannot sue
opera hero md lost $50 600 is that any reason
why, my father should not come and even sue
coed
You say. t." Mr.. Kingsland. the Secretary of
the Ennrd 81 Directors. knows aS much about
the nfairs IT. any man iil the city. Yet hc says
We have had nothing from Mr. Mnpl,sou that
shows he Will rrpuiluir his contra l."
am Mr. Maplcson- eldest son, not Charles
MS You state, ana ought to know something
Hipui this business. but must confess that | am
= rsunnly iEuQrnht ut uuy reason thuf could
prevent my father coming on tho contrary my
father LETT London the beginning az this month
with ms company, Tor ireland, cn route for
America. My younger brother Charles. am
dully expecting; lie VIII represent my fathers
interests until the latter arrives. The reason
have not charge Of my fathers affair. il slmpy
because had made other arrangements prior
nave company oi my own. cunsl siluG ot Nine
Mario RuIe- MaplCson, Signor Brg:noI Mr..
W, T. Carleton, Ferdinand Dulrkru Louis
Bumcnncrg, q, tarlOerg and "A lurg" orchrs-
ira, and | open in New York on Monday. 3Oth
September.
your Judgment on my lHthcr's American rnt'r-
PRISE until you have something more reliable
than rumor, gossip, aud dislingui~Le for, isn-
crs statements. Henry MAlllsoN,
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COMMISSIONER ERnARDr AROUSED.


The attitude Of antagoniem assumed by
Police Commissioner Erharlt toward his col
leagues at the late meeting Of the Board has
caused more excitement in police circles than
did the appointment Of the five Captains. Mr.
Erhardt at that meeting submitted resolution
calling for n report from the Superintendent on
the qualifications and services Of the applicants
for promotion to n captnincy. This was voted
down. He thoreupon declined to vote on
the first namc presented. and when it
was carried through by the votes OF the
other thrco Commissioners he quit tho mcct-
ing. His action WINS understood not TO refer to
the appointment of Captains kcaly. Brogan. or
Bcrghold. but he would only saythat he thought
that two OF the appointments were discredit-
ks Chairman Of the Committee on Rules and
Discipline he caused charges to hr drawn up 10y
thiet Clerk llAwley and Complaint Clerk llallen-
beck against the newly appointed Capt. Schultz
Of tho police boat Serecn. They were served last
evening. The complaint is Of conduct unbe-
coming an officer in April last at which time
Capt. Schultz. though nomnally n sergeant.
ranked IA captain. ana conuandcd the Seneca.
The speciil rutiuns nrcuse schultz OF making
rcquisitons on the department for articles not
necessary Tor police PURPOSES. which were paid
for from the money OF the department, and
which are still ON board the seneca.
The articles mentioned In two bills annexed
to the complaint. ono from A. = stewart Il Go.
and the other from Davenport Walsh. are for
table furniture of very llne quality. Table
cloths at $3.50, siG md tij npiere IRE among
the items. and napkins Mt sl5.5O. 1880
and sl3 dozen, with a so dinner set,
and table cutlery, spoons, g., To the amount Of
s72.l5. The police on crs detailed on honrd
tn seneca mess together. each paying share
Of the expense. and the crockery necessary for
their use is n part of tho furniture Of the boat.
II Is intimated that this i good enough for nll
purposes except when the Seneca is used for
Iunketing trus.
Tho trial Of the charges is said to be likely
10 develop n number 81 interesting scandals
involving officials high in the department
Cant. schultz IL between the contendinR Com
mis-ionrrS, and II almost certain to bc Injured
whether tho stories that nrc whispered about
some Of TIA" Seuera's parties are brought out or
not \ significant purt OF the history OF the
bills mentioned in the complaint Is found in tho
way their payment was provided for. Tho min.
uios show that they were before tho BOnrd
May Z. but were laid over. Commissioner En-
hnrit obIeciing TO their payment While he was
absent on his vacation they were called UP and
ordered puid
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y l. d. lly-NOu Will hui your letter IN last SuudAY'l
Sun
fearful Tommy Shearman arrived YESTERDAY ga the city
of Rrlin
ri. t,..if.t e c,.,ts str,.titr, .io,t r,t,ons Nd.
90 f.tltti'.,. A. 4 ~, n,.,,l,,, '' '-" N'' y"
Mf IilnHer WIS ufuiN- Is in determine whctherM
'''N'' ''N'- I ''' ' '"'"'
Hcnfte HMhn a-'d r. a." "i1 wet Eleventh street ieu
into the AWt RIVER yesterday AMI Mas drowned.
The IIackcnsltk h.,mil ia ], the new heading yitA
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