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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
QUIET RESTORED 1T PRINCETON COLLEGE,

NO FURTHER OUTBREAK, AND NO TROUBLE AN.
TICIPATED-c.UsE OF THE FREsHMEN's INDIG-
NATION.
lFRoM Az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
PRINCETON, n. j., Feb. 22.-PrincctOn Col
legc has not known such quiet Washngton's Birthday
FOR many years The reaction from the exciting scenes
OF the past week has made the observance OF the
day very subdued and quiet. About $50 OF the
students assembled in the College Chapel this
morning. to hear orations delivered by mem-
Der OF each class appointed for the purpose
Dr. McCosh made n short introductory speech aliudlng
To Tie late disturbances, expressing MS gra,lcauoh
with the prompt manner In which they hadJDeen met
by the Faculty and declaring his Deiei thai the trou"c
was no" at an emo or ''p IL was entire
over. The Guilty have not held any meeting to-day
The request OF the uOn-stsp, nded members OF the 81
phomcrc class who present at the Junction row
That they received like puris ment with their class,
mates las not been acted upon by the Faculty and IN all
probability VIII not be further noticed Proctor GOtile
Remained watch irOughOu. Thursday night, fearing
many oInnou ,hreas from the belligerent Sophomore
Tho rnseadcrs and meters Of trouble III the class
have been smmary dismissed ana thelr absence enec
tuIlly prevents any new outbreak. 49,, ,.
The whole trouClo originated IN An idea prevalent
among that, under students rules haZing
Observation-Disclosures ~ ~ hos ieadiug spirits were ON their
last probation consequent the trouble last june when
,~r.fpln, H., ru~ld eft the Freshmen unro os:ed
u tie second term Relying. tnen mat the sophomore
year, with It's attendant privileges oil hazns' was
n nn lux the .nfSfced dlenes. OF the frst
Ey renewed activity IN tue second lhry lIilt-
diacly, by stIttag, succeeded Ia haZnb LAM, an
uonri,iSr Freshman The ipdlgHIty thus thrust upon
one al their members at time when, according
4, their ldc.. they were exempt from haziug, WAS
too much the Freshmen class. aud thoy deter
mined rcyenoe. Tho statement Inade By many
col the papers tat the Freshmen were ndgu
because Lang needy, and suffering domestic
hfction cJuiradcted b lang himself. VINO says mat
hr VA, not under Ill don and Mas perfectly wil.hg
10 wait and take MS turn ~ year Oh succeeding k'h
Grafton OF Freshmen and that nis classmates nndrIooH
t. aVrgc him uuashei THcTe doubt that all trnu-
bic IL now al IN a. and Princeton Will sink once more
into Its usual quICincss
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Al Soioc, Of Marriages mast % niDrief r'ia hat
name and address


ARNOLD-On Friday morning Feb. 30 Launco'ot Tho
beloved youngest child y John IL. v an josephine \.
Relatives friends requested attend the funeral.
which win take place ron the residence ~ he parents No.
. ast65th-st on Monday Feb. 90 al p n
BIDDLE-In Detroit Feb p. ISIS susan Divton, w, of
william Bldc aud daughter Of the late Judge r. D. Day
ton ogden Of Elizabeth. y.
BREZ-on Feb ~ 1873 Mr. Anna wlhelmina wife ~ >.
Friends 81 the family are Invited 10 attend The amer services
day Feb. %. al o'clock
BBGGGs-rn Harlem. Feb a. 1878. Anna Elizabeth nriFes
wife Of George Brgs. and daughter OF the Late Col'nei
Relatives aud friends iuyed 10 attend herfnneral services.
further notice, her rr-ifen,e 1000 .th
len. sunday Feb. -. ~ -, o'clock M.
HoNDLow-Tn BROOKLYN, " Y. Feb ~ sylvester Hon ".
aged - yeats.
~ from Church 81 TIE Hoy Trinity C.inOn-st.
Montague - Please ont flowers.
KNowN-At Albany \ ! on Wednesday, ihe 2,h INST.
Ter oi the late Andrew Glars. oi Rye. y. y. .
the Presbyterian Church 10 Rye saturday the 2Sd inst.
Carriages viii be waiting arrival OF leaving ieist.
al 2.2O
MEAD-At North Greenwich Conn. Feb. 20. Deacon obo-
diah Mead. AGED % years
Funcal sltura, At l.J0p m from Congregational Church.
Train leaves New York Portchester returning
5:i4 p. Carriages at depot.
MORFY-At StraGori VI. SATURDAY tho lGth inst Ars
Martha .. Morcy. aged lOl years ana 10 months
PELLSuIdenly weInssiay FEB. 20 20 her Residence.
Wild ~ the ie CHARLES Pu The 5b'h ~ her age.
Relatives ana friends Of he family ar rrspec fay invited to
attend the funeral SATURDAY. Feb ~. 80 II o'clock a. No.,
from the Clgrch OF 81 I'm TAG BaUtat corner JJ 81 and
Lexingtona
OF walton and Pho.bo L. Rose, aged !! years
Funeral erccs al the residence ~ bis patents No 10 'ones'
ST.. Monday evening. AZ o'clock.
Intsrment at thaPpanua. y. y. TUESDAY morning
sANFORD-On MONDAY Feb Il Meiuchcn. y. j. ~
let fever Maud Ethnde daughter OF Doune = ana Aias
, II sanford aged 20 month. u
II, mains viii Dc DserT,i al WOODLAND
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wOnld be the result II tho earth should stop
spinning around the sunl large and IN
machine when ~ It's wheels became clogged or
bro enough q hear tho gratng laTng cash tho
sudden danng Crashl Astronomers assure us that pre-
clssy similar q cts only incOnceVab grandct scas,
would be puduccd our tone Of the Wheels 10 The uni
cnachine-shOuld suddenly ease It, rev lutons In
vords would b. general clash aud crash cd sai
planets and systen- What term financial cffcr ars
t,smar cau-es one Of tie wheels IN the finance na
chine lccomes clogged, perhaps shairei TIE terrible Ma
~ crash" which follows Is communicated 10 every raft o
the financial mechanism 81 The country bni analc, Do 100
There that other m'rhsiism The m'st intricate
all sometimes called an organism because u generate. Is
fore sthe HUMAN machine When one ~ ~. mfulers
falls 10 perform 10, otce the whole system y thrown INTO us
Members before considered unassgabe break down
under the unnatural pressure 1he shock COMES ucr
prosfratiOn E the result euartnn ny DE eresfd ~
TIE Iesoatn u he impaired parts and TIE read umefi ~
IT, the physical Forces There T. pat ~ the
chime liable disorder tUan any otherthe hy,rtns
great balance wheel Of Tie machine
The liver being the great cepuratur ~ bioodcieansug or
gan II sysism set AZ and the f0ui cnuutl"ns
which gender ~ tn blood and a. ~ were, the
chuer lie laiY expelled from the system For
This purpose Dr. CO. nHN MEDICAL DseuNrEi, used
DAT v and plRnCEs PLEASANT PfK4AINE PrttFI- taken
ST. small buses pre- m'ucuiN Tie articles needed
Tney KIND Of hur from the worst scoua 20 th'
common pimi e. blDch eruption Gitst rating ucefs
kindly Ara their mighty curative influence Nrlent
o0ns lur in the system by them robbed Il
their terr0- and by IA ptrseycnG and somewhat pro-
tace the most tainted stems may De COMPLETELY rru1-
aud built ENLARGED glands, tunnIs and fw"
ings dands and disappear undcr the hfuenc 81 Sss
yTga ,Og IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
an OLD MISERS SUDDEN DEATH

Daniel Leach, an old mIser, who has lived III
Jersey CITY for forty years died suddenly yesterday III
Il t He was a ragpicker and was well known thro"gl-
out the city. lie lived In old building III Railroad
ave- lie owned considerable property but so miser'
~ that he deprived himself OF the most necessary things
aud lived the meancs and cheapest food In order
to hoard money. lie oilcloth suit both sum
mcr and Winter and continued his work In the worst
weather Some years ago he invested portion OF his
savings property adjoining the Dixon Company Lead
pencil works In Raroldavc. The company DECIDED 10
enlarge the buildng- and the Hon. Orestcs Cleveland
the president. offered Leach the value OF the property
owned by him, hut the old rgpicker refused to sell
After much trouble, MI Cleveland succeeded III obtain
ing the property hy paying higher price iorlt NO-
Ing l. known Of the early history OF Leach VINO was
about seventy of except that he was an Eng
llshman by birth. He has relations III TINS country
The estate valued AT from $4,000 to SlOooO An H.
quest Will be held by Coroner Cannon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Hellcr's Wonders occur afternoon and even
ing az Fifth Avenue Hall.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" may be seen at
Booths Theatre twice today.
THE Diaoulmaugh" will be given at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre to-day, afternoon and evening
"Pecp o Day." and "Dodging for a Wife "
NAV he witnessed at Sblos Matinee and evening per
formances.
The revival of "Our Boarding House " is
sl in progress Standard Theatre date Eagle.
There Viii he two performances to-day.
The San Francisco Minsnels, who seem to
have set up sort Of museum, show staneys African
dwarf Kalula and Two Tranps. They also exhibit the
process OF walking for "a CAKE
a Celebrated Case" with superb cast
and admirable setting is still on at the Union Square,
and seems To have achieved success very much Ike
that OF " The Two Orphans"
"School," with Mr.. Lester Wallack and the
whole company In the cast, win be given at Waliacks
this afternoon "Money" which has been very success
iul during the week, Will be played IN The evening"
AT the Aquarium to-day and this evening
the attractions viii be- besides tho fishes which we nave
always with us. performances by trained horses, eau
Gated dogs, and Rocky Mountain goats This promises
charmDgly for the Young folks.
Jones, the Uncrushed, and Fairbanks, the
invncbe will take their leave Of public at the Ly
ceum Theatre. Monday evening, In "The Lady OF
Lyons" This afternoon aud evening "The Drunkards
Child will be given at this theatre
al TrovatOren will be sung for the last
time, at the matinee at tho Academy to-day. Nine.
Pappenhein, Miss Adelaide Phillips, Mr.. Adams Mr.
Blum and Mr.. Wiegand are IN the cast. On Monday
nieht they give 1.-THE Flying Dntchnan."
The last opportunity to see Miss Clara Morris
n"The Goyerpess" Will be afforded this afternoon at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
TIE PBRU Wan SILVER MINES.

PASAMA, Feb. 1O-According to n Lima let
ter Ia The star aud Herad. the Guild OF a.ncr- and
other landowners have to terms with Mr. Mtiggss
executors allow the development OF the CcrIO
de Pasco silver mines In order to utilize tue sub
merged mines and work the deposits over the
watcr-lrye a tunnel Ia being constructed which
IL 10 be 1900 metres long. THIS VIII strl q
the Hooded shafts at the buiom and draw or the wat
LEAVING their riches available. WOrkmrn have already
cut the approach 10 this tunnel working up 10 their waists
IN water tor over 200 mc;rc.. aud striking
whence confidently expected Ia extract one al "A
Of the tunnel. Two hundred men iic constantly cm-
ploved on tiis work, led by Mr.. IL. Il. Tobias as
superintendent. anu Mr. j. Il. Maxwell - engn, ell 10th
wei known the United states ana Peru from thtlg act
i've PARTICIPATION IN Ec railway enterprises carried out
bv Mr. Mriggs There Is come material AZ hand FOR the
tunnel. but will be ncrdc Al the mouth OF the
Nt-upIta SHAFT are t"O pumping engines u draw oht
tn rom above At the Other smart called lAut
Cocha, are twO similar engines for the Ike purpose.
Mr. VIM. II. Ccy, the managing drcc OF, VINO goes
the United states by The steamer uf lat l. bruarS
bring back with him ia lew months, anna ga-
mating machinery to be placed alongside of the shafts
ana tunnels, To tlcat aud refine tue metals extracted
Mills OF ci.hty stamps each VIII be emp'Oj ed aphbc 81
passing through from $40 To 400 tons OF or" daily ana
instead az the tenn now IN vogue requiring from Sky
ninety DAYS To IrIiucc ordinary SILVER bar, from
hours only Will bc rrquist Tor the same pur
posi- and FOR metal of the ilnrsl quality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
PUBLIC OPINION.

Is the Congress of the United States large
sized bach of secOnd-rate nincOwpOOp IL Rochester
Democrat tRep)
Mr.. VIM. f. Chandler is preparing another
letter, which, 1t IL said, viii be tarter than pre-
vlous production OF his faclc and caustic pcn-Wash
jngtOn Star (Rep)
Another Republican member of Congress
has been evcted this week by the Democratic majority
There TO be any longer for single Ke
publican member retain his seat II any De nOcat con
tests IT, and fills up the necessary blank forms Tor that
prOcess-l Philadelphia Press (RepJ
When Mr.. Garfield charges that the move
ments directing prosecutions in Louisiana, had peeil
commenced the North process OF laying ihc keel
Of another Presidential campaign he exposes he Tony
of those Republicans who play into the nands on the
northern architects of mischief - Utica Herald (RepJ
Mr.. Ben Hill declares that the Bland Dlll
will takes its pace III history as the plckpOcket OIL o1
American legislation" Maybe 1t will. but by the side
of SO many bloody burgarOs, cut-thrOat knOcB-dOwl-
ondlrag Out bills OF Radical leg Station mere pick
pocket bill will seem the ver1est trie- Louisville
Cour1er-Jourual (DemJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23

gard 10 tariff and federal taxation reduce and equexe
the cost OF by land and water distribute
equitaby the Joint earnings OF capital and labor secure
the producers OF wealth the results or their labor ana
skill aud muster out 81 service the vast ~ oilers
who, under the existing system, grow rich upon tho
earnings OF Others that and woman may, ~
their own efforts secure a competency, so that over
grown fortunes and extreme poverty Will be seldom
found within the limits or our republic
Eitrenih-Both national and state Governments
should establish bureaus OF labor and Industrial stas
ties clothed with the power OF gathering ana pubshnx
the same.
TtreliA-1hat the contract sysem OF employing labor
In Institutions works great
injustice mechanics and artisans and should bo
prohibited.
Thirqseafh-The Importation OF scrye labor into the
United States from China Is problem ~ the mOst seri-
portance. and recommend legislation looking
10 its suppression.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23

they mean and not sure that scholars always get
the same ideas from them"
A meeting in honor of the memory OF the
late Pope has been held at Rome Ga' ana
therein was read letter written ror rus Ia
-, Cadtno1 Antopem TO Confederate Commits
.ioner, A. Dudley Mann, J. NJ. Mason, and John
sde 1t contains this passage relating to the Con-
federae manifesto His Holiness who has been deeply
afflicted by the accounts of the frightfu carnage Of
this obstinate struggle has heard with satisfaction the
expression of the same sentiments Being the vicar on
ear,b NJ that God is the author Of peace he yearns
% see these wraths appeased and peace restored In
noof OF this he wrote to the ArchbishOps OF Newfork
and New Orleans far back october IS, 1862 in
wiling them 10 exert themselves in bringing about TINS
holy object You NAV then, honorable gentlemen, ne
well assured that whenever favorable occasion shHi
present itself his Holiness win not fan to aval hseH
81 H. TO hasten so desirable result and that al M
dons may be united in the bonds OF charity"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
TIE MINIS PREPARING For SILVER.
Wds' ingt0n Digp1fci 20 Ihr tiHc'"ndi hhYu"cr
The Director of the MINIS Deputy. i'll {

The Director of the MINIS Deputy, in the
absence Of his chief sad today, that The die Tor the
new liver dollar had been prepared, but IL now being
slightly altered and Impressions Tor the new die are
daily expected lie says L!nderman proposes to get TO
work immediately after the passage Of the silver BIZ.
and three weeks after begin coming at the rate OF
81 00O0 dollars month at the start. and soon IN
the production 20 S2OOOoOO per month II the
mlnis are worked with two sets or hands day ana
night. IL is Lndcrman's opinion that thcy can
out $780, 0000 900 per year When fairly under way
IL will tane weeks to get the dies, etc, TO Carson
City and paced in position. He says there can ne no
more machinery lut In the Carson City Mint, because
the building full the mint coin more pieces than
il does. but the dollar die instead OF the
quarter. THIS believed 10 be the bOcuspocus OF joan
sherman TO prevent than tie minimum cOnaRe H..
quired in the Silver Bill Good experts say tna II the
secretary OF the Treasury disposed he double ana
even triple, tne coinage capacity OF the Carson City
m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
THE NATIONAL PARTY.

CONVENTION OF GREENBACK ADVOCATES.
TwENrY-rIGuT STATES REPREsENTED-JUDGEF FRAN
CTS W. HUGHES CHOSEN PREsIDENr-A NEW
PARTY oRGANIZED-DECLARATIoN OF PRIN-
CiPLES.
The Greenback National Convention met at Toledo,
Ohio, yesterday, and organized the National
party. Twenty-eig.t States were represented.
Judge Francis w. Hughes was chosen President
and on taking the chair. made speech
explaining the purposes Of the new party
Tho platform advocates National cur
rency which shall be legal-tender for
all purposes, taxation of Government bonds and
money, and legislation in the interest of labor, and
opposes land grants to corporations prison contract
labor, and Chinese immigration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
wATTrRsON LOSES HIS TEMPER.
ITOln Tie LVUTieT-JOuTl1I.
We declare, and hold ourselves ready to

We declare, and hold ourselves ready to
maintain that baser, ver, meaner spirit was never
visited the cOnqucrOr upon the conquered in ciy
Ezed country than that visited uron Ms 10y the Rcpnb
hcan party. We exemption from the aw iul
spectacles" suggested by Mr.. Garfield the clemency
OF the Republican leaders, who, having cOniscaed our
prOperty without discrimination, thrtcd FOL our blood.
But we do owe to them ten Years OF persecution
at Washington, and despotism in the South
ern States. destroying the prosperity Of n
whole generation and taking post-obt upon
the credit and products of the next No thanks to Them
infamous as they are, alike t. IRE government
and their race such CLEANS OF leriency have
but, in room OF these. steady glow OF malice,
varied ONLY by the glare OF corruption with which they
have enriched and amused themselves. Finally, when
the President, 10y fraud and force they lad put
in n office Guaile1 before the awful scctaces they
had conured up they did what they cOud to defeat his
specic plans, and have identified themselves with
fresh crime order that they may excite the old spirit
a idf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
PRESIDENT HAYES'S MISTAKE.
From The Troy Times.
rIo DraaiIfn+ nt tho Knitted States sh(

t
not sit down a. 4 f.urehcGd and cOAhne himself
clerical work, the uuminatiOn OF H1ne
tiers foreign countries custOrhOnse Officers ana post
masters. The country las right 10 e&poct from nm
services more important. He j. morally II not cOntitu
tOuay bound exert himself 10 the best OF IA, aDilty
within reasonable limits fOr the promotion Oi good lCes
atlon and the Encouragement cf every measure when
IN his judgment is calculated 10 lndict INJURY
upon public OF private interests Resident VINO
stOpS snort OF this, ncglects imperative duty no
matter whether he is looking forward TO reelection or
He just claim TO favorable consider
alton from any quarter. And TINS Is precisely where
President Hayes fans ana repcls rather than invites
support and why us administration Is III danger Of
being failure. Friends do not gather around man
who declues to interest himself in any oi their conyc-
tons OF projects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
SHALL THE GOVERNMENT OWN THE RAlLROADSi
charles Francis 4damS, Jr., IN The Neo lork Iu6lic
D. La H,lLIin n,,I rIIII fIIIIpIrNE IN lis-

Both The Public and The TRIBUNE, i'll dis
cussing this question OF pooling, incidentally and per
fecty fairly have refer ed to the abandonment now BY
OF views which formerly entertained. The criticism
T. perfectly just IL does not, however affect the main
issue ct all You SEEM IN tins matter, 10 cOnfound tnc
end Of journey with thc road We are 10 follow.
About the endthc final destination to which all !bis
Is comng-l never yet have seen any good reason
10 change my mind When do, fOndly hope shall
have the fairness TO acknowledge It, Years ago, III
public address had occasion to deliver on this rail-
road problem stated TIE propositions quiteas broadly
as should have done then said Of one thing only
convinced ard that that through laws or over
laws by developing existing political systems;
or by gradually substituting others III place OF
them, in this generation in the next, some
how or in way, the Government and
the concentrated railroad system Of the future must and
w come together" think 50 still; ard in thinking so
merely repeat ideas familiar 10 every reader OF stuart
Mills AS TO the road By which are 10 reach this re-.
suit that another matter few years ago thought
IL might be by way Of the Belgian system OF mixed
ownership Estate and private roads competing SIDE
by side / am satisfied now that this country
is not destined TO travel that road. Still we
continually approach the destination The private cor
poratlons pool and combine and concentrate. forced
onward by q mere force OF circumstances Mr.. Fink
SAYS that this is the road His knowledge OF the system
is cle1rer and his head clearer than Is the casc with
any other man know Of connected with the railroad
system discuss his propositions ana II seems to
me he may be right II be Is our whole theory Of ieSsia
ton is wrong, and must 20 10 pieces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SypopSis for ne Past "a Hours.

WASHINGTON, Feb. %. 1 a. m.-The bar
ometer rising and high in the extreme northwest but
highest over the Gulf OF St Lawrence. The storm CEN
ire last night in the Lower Ohio Valley has moved
nOrihwestward into Canada, with la OmeTlc trough
extending southeastward over New jersey. Rainy aud
stormy weather is prevailing from New-Lns to the
Lakes
Indications
For w-England falling followed by rising barometer
warmer easery winds. shifting TO westerly stormy and
rainy weather. partly snow in the northern portion,
and gradually succeeded by clearing weather from the
southwark.
For the Middle States, rising barometer. southwest to
followed by colder clear aud partly cloudy weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
The Finn Life Insurance Compnn,.

OF Hartford Conn with It's assets Of s2Ilill1S 20 and no
surplus Of nearly and quarter millions Of dollars
It's economical management has recently re-
ceved wemerited Endorsement from the special Commits
appointed by the Legislature Of Connecticut year
investigate all the life insurance companies Of that state
The commission OF the Atna that It mot only solvent
nanciay sound and under the Of ocers
and directors u large experience sound judgment and
blsshed character entitled the confidence .of
poiicv .hoder- and he uubc"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
WRECK OF A BRITISH BARK.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 22.-The Signal Service
station at Portsmouth On. c. beach, reports to the Chef
Signal Officer at AGO p. IN. as follows: The British
bark Henry Pelham OF Cork Captain Henry McKiernan,
In ballast for Hampton Roads, ashore at 430 this
q. m In southeast storm. The crew OF eighteen men
were all saved. The ehrOnometers were out OF order
The vessel Will probably be q total loss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-23
The THIRD-AvENUE SHOOTING.

The police of the Twenty first Precinct ar
rested, yesterday Charles Cumisky age twenty-three
OF No. $50 East Thirty -seyenthst., and Lawrence
Hines, age twenty-sIx OF No. 3l3 East Thir-
tyeighth-st on suspicion OF having been CON
ncced with the shooting OF Thomas Malone, ut No. 900
Thrdave. the night OF February 10. Malone yesterday
identified Hines a. the man who fired the shot Olcer
Meagher identified Cumisky the man who ran out OF
the hallway. Both Of the prisoners have served terms
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