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Norton, Republican nominee of
Texas, lacks over. hundred thou
sand votes of election. His defeat is
conceded. ias- 4aA1 - 7f
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The Houston Age contains an ac-
count of another cold blooded as
sassination. 'Atats oaia So
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Democrats probably gain one re-
preventative, possibly two in Louis
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A Turkish Bath

A Turkish Bath cN
/ In your own room for cents. This Is Sc.
cured by n cheap apparatus recently patented,
for the production OF Turkish and Vap0r
Baths, at the cost OF the alcohol that supplies
the heat. 1t has proved more effective than
the ordinary Turkish Bath House In eradicat-
ing Rheumatism, Asthma, Catarrh, skin Dis
eases, Dyspepsia, and all Nervous and Debili-
tating Maladles. Pamphlets free.
LUDis's PORTABLE TURKISH BARN Co.,
6s East eth st., Cincinnati, o.:
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THURSDAY. NOV. Z. 1878.

Sweeping Republican victory in
New York city. ei
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The Republicans lose probably
and the Greenbackers gain one in
the 18th Congressional district, Hi
uoie
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Result between Hancock aLdJoncs
and Schleichcr aud Ireland in doubt
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Democrats gain one in third dis
trict Missouri, Frost supplanting
Metcalf, present incumbent.
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The first district of South Carolina
is in doubt, with probabilities in
favor ofI,ichardson, Democrat, being
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Democrats neither lose nor gain in
Wisconsin. sa aet Mna
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Democrats lose one probably il
Sd district of New Jersey,
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Democrats lose one in Alabama.
Lowe, Independent, beating Garth,
Democrat, in the eighth district.
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In Consequence .'("'
|, OF the Increasing trade at G. N.
Curtis great grocery and family sup
ply store, the proprietor has with
drawn all of his commercial travel
ing force from the rural districts and
provincial towns, and this is to give
notice to our country patrons that in
the future they may send their orders
direct to the great depot of supplies
in this city. dtc
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One ofForcpaugh's Snowman stab
bed at Dallas, supposed fatally Nv ~
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THE CAUSE OF IT.

4 nav,ratj,oe bc caIlod a,dra,vp Inf.
Ii IN Witch lnotb;po h scttled INT /
,,,,y tdnsor,,oa ma ~ rnroross
nhall;po ol,yavs fror tbe roturns IN
ar n viii a;iisr Mic from. 4he Con-
,ross witch nrecedcd q In relative
numerical s,ronoth wb;,o n will, con-
ain in tho nrcsence NJ some Green
ocl.ors and Jrdono,Jerts and some |
,ord mono,, Domooro,s e,emerts orI
,yootness and disorder which did not
ob,o;n IN ,ho last The Greenbacl-
ors aud Indenordon,s vii, hold SORT
!, h.,a,,.6 1, ,,1,I,,,o,. ana viii corsti-
,,,to on ;n,roc,ob,o fac,,on forced 10
10 o.oross;,a and domo,s,rot;vc In
or,,nr ~ mo,n,,;, lthemselyes Z, with
tbe;r constituencv II the Uouse and
sona,o ohorld III noor,v balanced no.
,,r.nn von,,,,I;conu anaDomocrats. II
.soaa,,,s noss,,,. bouovor IN view ~
iu,a pan,,h,;c.n Gains ,hat no hare
ima;or;tv of ,he Democrats Is in dan
,,or e. closo ;s Tho contest that IL
s,;,, ,o sovoro,i laws tefnro any Ger.
Ito;n Lno,s,cd,e con no o,a;nea If tbe
eonn.e v;n, II tho newt CONGRESS ross
W. ~. n, q, 800 In ,h;s rasnoc, n, ~.
& ~, ano ,,,nr a. ccrta;, /, "a not a
sxy COMING reform victory And vet
o. ,,,a,,,,,s ~, 80 ga, wave had
80 T., ,ha, ,hroe,en.d ~. n,ter on
n;,,,,ot;on NJ ,be Renub,ican marty
Wa,,.i,,os ia, nar, /, hoon saved AMI
~ nomoorat;c nartv rohhod of a
,;ctorv Witch, soemed In ;,s very
.rosr3 taf.i- 1916 III
Thoro ,ro ,hroo consos xvh;cb have
,,rnod . hr,,,;an, swoen;ng victorv
aIrood,, .to,,,n ,r,o chect that
Soa,,s ,,,,o Jnca.. 'la
Tho sormot;on Of a nav marty,
M n .oonhaoi, leaders nust hc boid
,os,,ons;,,,o xar har;no r;von !, now
lease of life TO n party that has
cursed the country for 16 wears,
euiseu mo 'o"n! ioi ~ os
ha.c'er may nave poe. 'neii nv
i've iust VI power' a,i'i'ioi' n ~ %
purpose or hiis''ihen Juusc,nch'''nos
nave oiocAeo 'he Mhcei' Vi
great poi,.,ca, re'o.u'ion' IN .n'
s.a'c VI nh'c'sar ior eAai'i'''' wy
uree,pacAe,s anu pohio'ta'' .o
pinei ooui" h''o 9"op' '"u ''".o
py Aecph up en " Aa.vn ~,
purposes winch oou,u as wen nay
pceh suoser,eu Wy .A0 D"u'
par.y' 'he nav u 'io ,'uo
cra.ic party !" 'ha' s'a.o nni 'aN'
no. heipeu themselves. " nat 20 'iu'
Oh 'ha' s'a'e 10 'ruu VI many .ons ,,s
siohni uis'ric's. hey nav, nav Deon ,,'
iliischcvious eie'iicn., " 'ne i"Di,
radic,alsili'whicn iooAca iihc 30 niuc'
repuaia'ion 'na' aio'e .vn'e 'A
I'VE men ih'o i.cpuoiic''n r' i
The second cause, and we are IN
clined to consider it the great, If no
only cause, was one single man, an'
that an obscure man-Kearney b.
name. Single men have changed tn
fate of nations before. kearney'
blatant fierceness and the work j
had done in California, and his foul
mouthed communism, frightened
people who had aught at stake. TIL
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CT. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL.

q.Aw Department Of Washington University,
Twelfth annual term opens October 10th, 1875.
Course, two termsj seven months each. Dip
Iona admits TO practice. Term fee, go. No
extras address for circular ~ III f
HENRY HITCHCOCK, Dean.
81. Louis. July !, lss, AuEk7d3In
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La MAJ Mejors. aaas
Pure lavma Smoking Tobacco ut
Theo, A. Reisner's.
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CHANCEFORINvEsTMENI
RENIcKs ADDITION TO WACO.

have divided all that part OF the Hood
convenient size, va:ying from 25xllG feet 10
Ave acre blocks. These are offered for sale at
reasonable prices and on liberal terms. This
addition 10 Waco has broad streets and con-
tains many beautiful and desirable building
sites, and Is more conveniently situated as 20
the business part Of the city than any other
lots now offered. IL Is well drained, healthy,
and contains several Of the best situations for
market gardens In or near Waco. For partic-
ulars apply 10 s. II. RESlCk.
Octl4d&wtf. M
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

Session begins on the First Of October, and
ganlzed on the elective system. giving tie
student free choice Of studies, with fall o0nr-
sss In the Schools OF the Academic Depart
Engineering and Agriculture. FOR catalogue
apply 70 the Secretary Of the Faculty, f!0.
University Of Virginia. sr.lf T.,
JAMES y. HARRISON, NJ. d.,
w&de0d6w. Chairman Of the Faculty.
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STAGE LINE.

TIME TABLE.
Waco and Belton--Daily Except Sunday
Leaves A. M. Arriyes6 g. r. NJ.
Waco aud Mechanically Except Sunday
Leaves A. NJ. Arrives 6P. NJ.
Waco and Gatesyille Mon. Wed and Friday.
& Leaves A. M. Arrives .. Il NJ.
Waco and Cleburne, Tues. Thurs. aud Saturday
Leaves A. NJ. Arrives q 7. NJ
Connecting with daily trains, leaving and ar
irving as follows:
Daily " 10 AM Pm.
Good accommodations and fine rrAds, con-
INJECTIONS promptly made with all lines In all
Stage once at Mcclellsnd Hotel, Waco,
Texas, ~ BLACK a POWERS,
Proprietors.
The New York herald., 1878-09-10
THE COURTS.
Writs Of Habeas Corpus OFT
Lead to Liberty.
RIGHTS OF TENANTS.
A Woman's Confession OF Arson and
the Penalty

number OF writs of habeas corpus were issued by
Judge Potter. ex parte in Supreme Court. Chambers
yesterday In favor OF various parties who claim 10 DC
unlawfuly restrained OF their liberty.
Martin Maloncy says that on March 81, 1877, he
was brought before Police Justice Bixby on charge
OF having committed assault and battery on Pat
rick Greene, and his examination resulted in his
commitment to tho Wards Island Lunatic Asylum.
He now declares that no 10 perfectly sane The writ
in hts case issued to.Dr Mcdonald, the surgeon
In charge, and mace returnaDie tomorrow
Isabella Lewis hold in tho CITY Prison In default
OF $500 bail She says she Is now prepared to give
bonds wants 10 be brought before tho Court ior
that purpose The Warden Of the prison was ordered
10 produce her To-day.
Harry Brown on tho 23d Of August last was SEN
fenced TO the Pententiary tor three months on con-
victon OF assault and battery He now wants TO nave
his reviewed certiorari by the Supreme Court
General Term and asks TO be admitted 70 bail pend
ing q decision his appeal. Tho Warden Of the
Pcnitentary directed TO produce the prisoner in
Court tomorrow.
Oscar Splcr was committed by Police Justice Bxby,
in default OF $500 bail, to await the action OF the
Grant Jury = charge Of perjury IL Is claimed on
his behalf that there not sufficient evidence against
him and that two terms Of the Court OF General
Sessions have passed without his bong brought 10
trial he now asks Tor his discharge anI u writ was
issued in his favor roturnabls to-day.
The New York herald., 1878-09-10

ASK, os5 469l 494l, 47oe 4724 4737. $685. 47o2 477e
4s0 47sl 47s3 47s4 4793 4sO6, 4s06 4909 4slS 4972
49.I. Part Held uy Judge sinnot,-Court opens
u; ten O'Clock Nos $780, 4a10 4i92 45l3 $685. 2627,
4s9s 4558, 44l0, 4329 4579 45S3. 4503 44l3. 4ll6:
Part 3-Hed by Judge Shea-court opens AT ten
oclock-Nos. 5067. 33I5 3020 4S5S 1850, 4l4S 490S,
1870, 506s. 5038, 1895, 1895, 4997, 499S, 4909.
CoURr GENERAL SEssIoSs-Part Held by
Recorder Hackett.-rhe People vs. Thomas flynn,
robbery Same Vs. Israel Gordon, robbery; Same VS..
Edward Cassidy, robbery; Same vs. John sullivan,
robbery Same VS. Robert Fulton and William Mann
Ing robbery; Same Thomas Walsh, lelonious as
sauit aud battery; Same Vs. Henry Gallagher ieioni,
assault and battery; Same vs. Edward DudIey anu
James Woodruff, burglary; Same VS. William Burns,
burglary: Same VS. John Payman and JoDn keiy,
burglary; Same We. Francis Leonard burglary Same
VS. Charles Lewis and Lawrence McMaherty, burg-
larry; Same james Casey, burglary; Same We.
EDWARD Gum, burglary; Same vs.. William Clancy
Charles Miller and Charles Brady, burglary; Same VS..
Michael Quieley, grand larceny; Same vs.. Low Y.
Hldrcth, grand larceny; Same vs. John henny,
grand larceny; Same w. Jacob Beutux,
grand larceny; Same w. James Burns
and Edward Bird, larceny from the person;
Same William Pearson, larceny from the person
Sano VS.. Carlo Cadjoher, excise. Part 2-Hold ny
Judge Suthcrland.-rho People Va Martha Battles,
homicide; Same VS.. John Rooney, felonous assault
and battery; same Henry kepplcr, grand lnrceny
Same James Dalton and john Daily grand larceny
Same vs. Henry HeHerman. grand larceny; same w.
Rocco LOTTO, robbery; Same va John Foley, robbery
Same Michael Melroc, teonious assault ana oat-
terry; Same Edward Simmons, iolonious assault
aud battery; Same Vs. John Faion, burglary; Same
VS.. James Ritcher, burglary
The New York herald., 1878-09-10
COMPROMISE JUDGMENTS.
THE EXPENSES FOR WIDENING BROADWAY AND
OPENING RIVERSIDE PARK.

TIE EXPENSES FOR WIDENING BROADWAY AND
OPENING RIVERSIDE PARK.
There has been o long and earnest contest IN the
courts In regard tho charges made by tho commits
sions respectively for widening Broadway IRON
fourth 10 Fifty ninth streets and for tho open
cations havo been brought TO close, and the CON-
promise Judgments agreed upon In both cases were
yesterday nied In the County Ctorks Office AS Will
bo seen by tho facts and figures gwen below these
judgmen nts tall lar short OF the original claims
In tho matter Of the Broadway widening, tho suit
IN the brought by Charles q. Cornell and
Jamss b. Nicholson against the city, aud Ellen =.
Hennessy, administratrix OF James 8. Hcnnsssy.
Mcssrs. Cornell, Nicholson and Hcnncssy were the
Commissioners oi Estimate, and their bill o costs as
sucn comm taxed at $l65, 632 40. lhis
bill confirmed by the supreme Court OH DeccmUcr
IS 1870 The confirmation on appeal was set aside by
the Supreme Court, General Term April following
alter winch commissioners were appointed.
tuo courts AMI alter hanging nro Tor several years
has resulted IN nnal IN igmcnt of $yl l5v o. Tor
Msssrs. Cornell and Nicnolson. and oil Ss Oil 80 Tor
Mrs. Henncsscy.
The suit In the case Of the Riverside PARK was
brought by Hugh 5mmn, William NJ. Tweed, Jr., and
Sweeny, the last named gcntleman and Aessrs.
smith aud William N. fweod, Jr, beng tho
Commissioners OF Estimate. This BILL taxed at
S2l2 C6l, had the same luck In being confirmed,
but In January, 1872, tho supreme Court, General
Term, III ike manner set aside the confirmation.
the charges am TO sl92 23s 81 The compromise
judgment entered ycaerday gives TO Mcssrs. smith
and William NJ. Tweed, Jr, stu, ISL 80, and S6,0l9 SS
to Mr. Bradley as executor oi james Nj. Swccny.
The New York herald., 1878-09-10
TENANT RIGHTS.

An important matter came up before Judge Sinnotts
In the Marine Court yesterday concerning the rights
OF tenants appears that the lst day OF May last
Garrett Magic, agent Of John I. Nagle leased No.
81 Third avenue for yoar 10 John Conway, mer-
chant. Owing 10 some misund erstanding Mr. Con-
way became indebted to Magic In the sum OF $160 for
rent, ana Mr.. Nage instituted proceedings to eject
him from the premises. Mr. Conway allowed the
case to 70 by DEFAULT and Judge Snnoit ordered judg
incnt directing him to romove forthwith from the
premises. An application was made by Counsellor
Alfred Steckler behalf OF Mr Conway yesterday 10
sol the judgment against him, and to permit bin
remain possession OF the promises upon paying
oil the due. Council claimed that the landlord
rent any before he oustcd from the prem
ses Mr.. Nagle opposed the application, and claimed
that ne would be greatly prcjudiced II Conway was
allowed come Into The premises again, as he had
already leased he premises TO otnors Judge Snnott
decided IN lavor OF tue tonant aud allowed HIM TO re.
main In possession upon payment OF tho rent ana
costs.
Elizabeth Muller purchased from Ulrch Rchm
shanty on lot on Sevcnty-1rst street, between
$50 and says the agreement was that she should re-
tam the balance OF $50 until Rehm produced re-
cept for that aready due to the owner OF the lot
Tor ground rent. Rehm insisted, however, that she
pay the balance as soon as ho moved out, ire.
spective OF ground rent and she having ailcd TO DO
his he and hts brother put her out OF possession by
iorco ana cayted away the building. she brought .
suit iorcbo possession and assault against Doth
claiming 81 600 damages. This suit was trod In the
jury, and resulted In verdict for the plaintiff for
The New York herald., 1878-09-10
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.

Tho examination In tho OF Frederick Phillips,
alias samuel Perry, and james Brown. alias f. A.
Barnes, the two men who arrested on Friday
night On a charge OF being concerned IN the uttcrng
oil four forged checks on tho Chatham national
Bank on August 81, took place before Judge Duly
at the Tombs yesterday. The principal evidence
against tho prisoners that Of Mr.. William Thorn
ton, of Il. Lonemans sons, No. 20 john street, and
OF n. IL. DedcricK, OF Dedcrick Co., No. Is
Maiden lane, dealers In refined gold. Phillips
alias Perry, was identified by these gentlemen as a
WHO had called at thor respective places on the
2Sth OF August aud sold them gold. From the first
mentioned nrm u 10 said thai he received check ior
S53, and IRON the latter . check for $40. He said
that he wanted the checks made out payable 10 the
order OF Mr.. T. A Barnes, ana asked Mr.. Doderck TO
send his cheek to Il. A. Barnes lock box 227 Newark,
having tue address alluded TO- Mr. Dcderick declined.
Tho next day Phillips called again, aud intro
duced James Brown as +. A. Barnes, asking TO
have his Endorsement ccrtned which was done.
The same representations wore made 10 B. Longmans
Sons, ana the indorseinont OF H. Barnes was cert-
fed to by them also. On the mornng'of the 3lst OF
August the two genuine checks received from B,
Loagman's sous aud Dederich Co. for 500 and $40
were presented and paid and In the afternoon four
spurious cheeks purporiing 10 BIO drawn by the hrms
mentioned were presented Tho three nrst for $457,
$5S2 and $4J3 we're paid, but the last, or $6l2 pur
porting ~ be signed BY b. Longman's Sons, was
stopped, tho paying teller becoming suspicious. The
person who presented II, however, escaped.
Tbe paying teller OF tue Chatham National Bank
could not positively identity either OF tho prisoners
yesterday. though no thought he had seen them
around the bank on tho day mentioned ihey we're
held IN $2, QUO ba cuch ana will DO gvon further ex-
animation II required.
The New York herald., 1878-09-10
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

The Board OF Managers OF the Produce Exchange
mot yesterday 10 consider the ciss OF William q.
Shaw, the provision dealer who was ore OF tho COM
batants in the fight the aoor OF the Exchange on
Friday last Mr. Anderson Fowler, bis Antagonist
charged him with using insulting language, and Mr.
Shaw admitted the charge. but claimed that he had
sui provocat,on. The Board then decided that
Mr. Shaw guilty OF using vulgar language on
tho noor OF the Exchange, and President Edison an.
nounccd that the sentence would be suspension from
his privileges "a member TOR thrce days, commenc-
Ing to-day. Mr.. Fowler, who was suspended inden-
ntoiy Saturday " Is said, will mako application
very Tor reinstatement. m
The Board approved oi tho following names tor
ncmpership: :-WIiliam s. Blair, Edward W. Cooper,
John 5. Davis, Mr. Wright, Mr. Duryca and L. J.
Grifiths.
The New York herald., 1878-09-10
DIVORCE RECORD.

Mrs. Marie L. Z,clcr has brought suit for divorce
against her husband, Edward q. Zoellcr. Tho case
camc before Judge Potter In Supreme Court, Cham
bers on a motion Tor aiimony and counsel lee, aud
also for un Injunction restraining the defendant IRON
dis posing OF his property Sho states that they wore
married when she was 6itcon and hall years
OF age that the defendant then
widower, having two children living by former
vile that he Kept house OF III reputc; and that It
only through her earnest protostations that the
says also ho subsequently bought house West
keep 1t as house Of prostitution. lie alleges
that sne was OF bad character before ho mar
RED her; that she lived with him his wile
TWO years before their marriage; that she ran
away from him three times and lived In adultery
with other parties. also says that she owns real
estate IN Rockiand county and that sho s keeping
confectionery store In Albany Judge Potter took the
papers tor examination
In tho suit brought Ia the Supreme Court oy Bar
barn Ringing 10 obtain decree OF divorce from her
husband, Gustav l.. Ringlng, on tho ground OF his
alleged adultery, Judge Potter made an order yester
day directing service OF the summons the doiend
aut by publication.
The report In last Fridays HERALD OF the suit for
divorce brought by Mrs. Edith +. Sackman agaiist
her husband John j. Sackman, through n mistake,
would make Il appear that the husband mad brought
SUIT against the wife the ground Of adultery. The
allegation Of adultery Is brought solely by MIRA Sack
man against her husband, no charge bong made by
latter affecting her purity and Virtue, tho lady .
character beng unbicmished.
The New York herald., 1878-09-10
TOM BROWN IN JAIL.

An English youth OF twonty, named Thomas Brown,
entered tho Broadway National Bank yesterday, about
haIf-past one O'Clock, and presented to tho paying
teller, Mr. Arthur T. Rice. II check made payable to
bearer for $325. and signed f. T. Wheeler The teller
thought once that the signature, L. =. Wheeler,
was forged. and asked the young man where no got
IT, lie answered that ho received 1t from Lawyer
Quinn, OF No. 400 Broadway. Mr.. Rice then
sent out Tor officer, pu.
Brown saw tho blue uniform entering the door he
volunteered the Information TINT there was n man
waiting on the corner VINO gave hlm tho check. The
man, however, cUuld not be found. Before Judge
Duffy, at the Tonbs yesterday, Brown was den tihcd
By Mr. Everett Z. Wheeler, lawyer, OF No. Pino
street, as young man.who had applied to him last
Friday for work ana TO whom he had givcn iciter
addressed TO Mr.. NcBurnic Superintendent OF tho
Young Mems Christian Association. Brown was asked
what did tho letter and said that hc mad given
IL to the man who gave MIN tho check This man,
Brown explained, he had first met in Fifth avenue
and afterward went on different errands Tor MIN
noarly every day. Ho was held In default Of 900
naI
The New York herald., 1878-09-10
LONG ISLAND JUSTICE.

The Queens County Court and Court Of Sessions
convened Tor tho sebtomber ut the Court House,
Long Island City, yesterday. County Judge Jonn J.
Armstrong prosides, with Associate Judges Baxtor
aud Powell Tho Grand Jury viii probably not con-
cudo Its ab0rs beivro this afternoon. Early In the
session parties appeared and asked an Indictment IN
tho matter OF inc Borden Avenue Bridge ut Long
Island City, when, having been ict uncompietea by
the contractor or tho lmproV Commission, had
caused obstruction 10 travel Borden avenue 10
the direct line OF communication between the ferries
Bssvillo and Calvary Cemetery.
some unimportant civil business was disposed OF,
Grand Jury handed Ia the 1rst batch indict
ments. The arrangements were iolows:--Auaust
Dcdresk, petit larceny, pleaded not guilty; William
\. Williams and Alexander Burfcll, charged win
placing distractions the track Of the Long siund
Railroad at Wiuncid, pleaded not guilty Charles,
ailas Patsey" Peterson member Of The shorty Lent
gang, indicted ior burglary and grand larceny,
pleaded guiIty, and Judge Armstrong who has Know
him IRON boyhood, alter reading MIN wholesome
lecture hts lost opportunities sentenced him 70
hard labor sing Sing Prison for ten years. Charles
onnson, alias Alexander Crawford, aud Lomuei Will
sop charged with grand larceny, pleaded not guilty,
and were on trial wnen tne Court adjourned Last
evening
The New York herald., 1878-09-10

The BREMERMAN INQUEST.

A Coroncr's inquest was hold yesterday In the case
OF August W. Bromerman, the liquor dealer. who was
stabbed In tho yard OF the premises No. l27 Crosby
street by William J. Farrell, the nignt of The 26in
ut. aud who died from his INJURIES ON tho "a inst.
rno sclf-coniessea murderer Is a youth nine
teon years OF age, with round, Iresh
ince mild blue eyes and a soft, low voico On the
enug In question ne entered the yard o. the prem
ises No. 127 Crosby street Deceased owned The
premises ana was the proprietor OF liquor store on
the corner OF Jersey aud Mulberry streets. Bremen
callod the prisope TO account or beng III the
yard and wanted to know ms business there Tho
latter replied that he thero on private business.
TINS led to angry alteration, wherein the prisoner
claims that deceased struck him on the bead
with brass faucet Farrell pleaded that he had been
using hIs knie TO adjust his suspendcrs, apd az the
time of beng struck he held tho knife In his hand.
Fearing That his lite was ia danger and acting under
the impulse oil the moment hc Gains that he stab
bed deceased In soIf-deieu ucc.
The Jury returned the following verdict: THAT tho
said Bremerman to hts death by exhaustion, oi
loving stab wound of the neck penetrating the spinal
cord, from knile IN tbs hands OF william J. Farrci,
at the corner o Jcrssy aud Crosby Streets on the
night of August 49, death following at No. 127 crosby
street on tue "a OF september, 1873.
The prisoner was hsid without bail 10 await the
action Of the GTand jury.