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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-01

FIsHER-MULFoRD In New York, at ST. Ignatius'
Church, June ~. 1878. by Rev. H. e. Ever. ID. d.,
CHARLES ii. FISHER, oil Linsingburg, TO HEsRiErTA L.
daugner oil Robert l. MI lord, OF this city.
FREsHSEy-MA Rsrox.-0n Wednesday,, June 20,
1875 at the residence OF the BRIDES parents Nv the
Rev. Dr. Kracmer, CHARLES H. FREsnNEy to SUSIE H. /,
youngest daughter OF Thomas Marston, Esq, all OF
this city.
HELLsR-BEAMIs. --on Monday. June "a. 1878, at
Chicago by the Row. ). H. Knowles, WILLIAM S.
HELLER to JENNIE BEAMS, both OF this city.
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SAVINGS BANK,
3fi and SAB. Bowcry,
cornar of "A M

NOTICE 70 FIRST MURTGAGE BONDuoLDERs.
~ ohio aud Miss.sippf Railway COMPANY.
direction 81 tbs Circuit court OF the United States
the District OF Indiana WILL tho LIST July 1878
pay on pr.sensat,on - the eice Of this company ~ VIII.
lam ST., IN the city VI New YORK the cup,ns
the hrst mortgage bonds OF the ohio and Misss Rail
way Company which iel dae January L. 1878 such
coupons rs may be held BY the Union Trust Company
New York Tor tue benent OF the snking tor nst
mortgage pnds.
interest will be paid coupons ne tho order or
the Conr reserves for future alton the question
paying such interest
The coupons are 60 be surrendered csuced but tho
names OF the owners will be taken aud reported tho
Court rs basis Tor the caicui OF interest II the Court
shalt hereafter allow It,
JOHN KING. Jr. Receiver
- Ohio ana Mississippi Railway Ccmpsnx
" =. ROAD Compsny
NO BROADWAY. INV YoRx. jane ~. 1874
I'VE inteIest on the bones this due July 4.
1878. will he paid and that date on
the coupons nj the Corn Exchange Bank.
j. A. SOwfNg, Treasurer.
New YORK. june ~ 1879
r. ,,, fo,ty NTH Dividend.
me DIRECTORS have tins day declared a aiv
July 1. ' - " 'P"S"o'o v" '"' "'''
The .rsasssr books will bs closed un,i .h.. date.
~ <. DoAtxt =. 0sshsrs
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Governments bonds have been very sctivs and
strong, showing for the week advance of z to
per cent. The demand seems to be generally well
distributed and como from both financial institu-
lions and individual investors The following were
the closing quotations:-
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STATE BONDS.

Dealings In State bonds were almost altogether con.
fined TO District Of Columbia 3-65's and Louisiana
oonsos The former wero fairly steady and the latter
strong at first advancing to 49, but subsequently re
acting to 81 The latest bids tor these securities were
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
MARRIED

! BUcK-CoHN --On Sunday. June 80 ISAAC BUCK to
TISNiE Conn both OF this city. No cards
Newark papers please copy.
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IL ~-B--B--B-B-B--B--B-B -B-B-B-B--B-B
J.lo charter Tor excursi0ns-Stea Thomas Pow.
ell, capacity .sUO; General Scdgwick 300; Fort
Lee, $40; barges Caledonia, kepuoic, Anna aud n
liArvest 9ueen; also Excelior Park, Iona Island.
, Gro.es. ~ =. BalGGs, ;ss4 West ST., opposite II
Christ ophcr street f~ rrv Il
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Total for the week. .726, COZ

THE MONEY MARKET.
The money market has been very easy during the
past week, and everything points 10 . large and In.
creasing supply Of loanable capital. Call loans were
peutiiuiIy made at IL per cent upon governments
bond collateral, aud ~ per cent on other stock
collateral Prime commercial paper sells at 8 per
cent Tue bank statement shows an increase In all
the items excepting losns which have been reduced
There 10 an increase In specie OF 81 200
and In legal tenders or ST. 52e 400 rho deposits arc
up $751;, 800 and the circulation Increased s24 300
The banks gain 81 GIG 225 surplus reserve and now
hold SIS, SIS 800 IN excess OF legal requirements
The following shows the condition OF the New York
city banks this week compared with iast.--
June ~ June 30 Difference
Loans. s234 7l3,700 t232 100 200 Dec 81 vg3 500
specie....... l5oes.7oo l6.3il,goo lnc. 1,242 200
Legal tenders. 52s66,gOO 53,y96S 800 Inc. l,52g4JO
Deposits 2053s4, loo zoe, gB56V0 Inc 5sl 800
Circulation. 1yg0o,g00 1894 200 lnc a. 800
Foreign exchange was nrm, without change for
nxty-day bulls and with advance to ass Tor short
sterling, after the advance made on Tn ursday In the
Bank Of England rate OF discount. The following
we're the latest quotations.
S'sty Days Three Days.
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INSTRUCTION.
A GARD. RAID EL.uANf WRfffSG. SUMMER
Atern private lessons at class pric alton nuns
attenti0nl - East Ihh st. Commence Mondsr
OLIVEt ". GOLDSMITH.
AT inoarsONs voLLturssp ara Az. BOOK.
ikscpng writing, srtthmetic, English branches tele
graphy taught day aud evening; iaacs
rcnncedi commence immediately no vacation.
Dianght prseticsliy, day evening all summer NJ
DoLbsAhs Commercial Coiiese. 1888 Broadwsy
w ANrBD-etNrLEMAN AS hNGlIsiI rtAyukK
w IN schools English governess for city family
French govcrness, $500 and home teachers for fall
Apply 1eachers bureau 81 West JJth st
BILLIARDS.
NEW WAREH00Ns of A. w. UoIsLkSDnK fss
Abros1vsy. between Or Church Stewardship.
aru sew am second hand La latest designs;
.---------r -.
A MEHCAN sIASDAhD BfbLIAsD TABLES, NEW
Nsna second hsnd M reauced prices Bats CLOTHS Tfp.
chsiks Cues, Sc wM. ". GRIFFITH 90. 10 yssey 81
MARBLE MANTELs.
NJ ARBLE NANrhLs AND NUNUMtNrs cnsArIR
Whitman over A. kbNHnk. 1874 Enst ism IT. near av.
n u .,f.MAKr y co. MANUFACTURING Or
s~lae and Marble Mant rs all kinds slate Work
atpces lover than offered before artistic
ssls IN Ebony, Oak. wsnus and other WOODS - Mes
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FINANCIAL.
TaE PUBLIC srocK EXCHANGE. a BROAD ST.,
AND 200 MONTAGUE ST.. BROOKLYN.
MEssns. e. W. TODD co
vi!lbny and soil active stocks York Stock Ex-
change prices. lots Of 100 shares msrsin
Of per cont. Commissions, lie.
The onice ct
70 Broadway hiss been
removed to - Brosds
Messrs. Kelly Bliss at Is West
2sth st. will be closed at A Broad st.
At THE UPTOWN STOCK EXCHANGE, MEssRs.
KELLY BLISS will buy and sell all active ssoek. At
Nov York Stock Exchange prices In lots OF from to log
shares. = margin Of y per cen. Commissions I-le
Contracts issued By T. w. TODD Co. at ~ Broad 81. will
DO cl.sed .. the Uptown Exchange.
A. Nos 81 ana So brosdsay : w.
soek.on quotations from New York stock Exchange"
Margins, 1 por cent; commissions. i-i6
sS:ase Sa:' 10 D 's ss%m. S 1 esia.
Grau--on quosstions from '.Chcaxo Board Of Trade"
Asrlns cent per bushei; commissions.
A LII CALIFORNIA AND OTHER MINING STOCKS.
sss .:s y :1:s
paid In New York' our sq.aG% "a ye.N;snc
Bsnksr. Brokers and Auctionesrs No - Pine Y.
A IL rHE ACTIVE MINING shARks BOUGHT AND
.cd In the San franeseo and New York markets. and
wiGxI wXsb "a aa@ ~ sso" ws st.
AT kEAsONABLE RATEs.-xOvEY on LIE AND
Akpdowmsst Insurance Policies and Morsgaxss; Same
bought insurance Of all kinds effected with eomps-
' JJ si Ga His co.. les Broadway; DO. 1850
A IvANCEs or FURNITURE, PIANOS. CARRIAGEs.
sfosxcE Sss lis i.f.id oaiss ""'''''''~ A''''''
" A DvASCE,- on PIANOS. FURNITURE AC-los
hwsst s3d 81, west Of 9Th sv storage oahee) wthout
RoND AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ESTATE
other q" rand 20 Loan ~ .ns on r
loan Is per- cont on vsas Of Ros~oo
colGEsllALL. Attorneys and coan;ellor..ILsv. 81
CIrIzENs' SAVINGS B,NK on rHE CITY OF Nav
80 S.sip,iy So"ir 4 o'an ,,
Ss,.d ss;s q -. rate Of FIVE
OF g and upward which have been deposit for the
not wi.hdrswD, vii be enlisted TO from JAY l.
Deposits mao. on .. before wodnssdAv, Jsly 10. will
%."i S.oi. 'i u sSs .ss
French.
Il. A. QUINTARD, President.
SEYMOUR A. BuScE, Secretary.
DRT DOCK
SAVINGS BANK,
3fi aud 343. Bowcry,
corner OF Sd st.
The Trustees Of this institution have declared semi
annual dividend Tor the six months Of
i've Der cent per annum all OF 81 900 under
and the 81 OF four per cent
per snna'n pay soe on md and afie, Juiy 10
tcscst from July !. ANDRtW MILLS. Presidspt.
WiLIun " WEBSTER, Secretary.
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS, NJ WARREN ST.
l. NEW YoRK, june ~, 1878.
The trustees OF this institnticn have ordered Interest
be ped on all that have deposit
three aud six months ending June 80 ~ tho rate Of Ave
per cent per afnum, payable after uy 10 1878
Interest not wihdrswn will be added the principal
and draw interest frUm July !. Money deposited on or
before July 10 Will draw interess from July l. Bans
daily IRON 10 A. N. TO JP. ".
Ifxrsr A.
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RAILR0AD BONDS.
Railroad bonds have been active and strope. the
only exception being the second mortgage bonds OF the
ST. Louis, Alton and Terre Hauts road, which fell to
7014. The following were the latest b,ds.-
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I MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.

completed to Greenpo.t, opposite 23d East River.
Summer time table. TO take Ell ct
sunday, June 10. 1873. days and SUNDAYS
The elegant steamer ELIZA IL NOOK. commencing ~
above viii during the pier of 23d st.
East ktver, direct compav's depot eupont.
trains to and from Manhattan Beach
Boat 40 AS 10 AS. IL :45 A. A.
ana II A. 80. 40, 1855, - 80 and q rs r. ~
Trains leave Manhattan Beach for New York via
point, AZ 80 70 II A. NJ, and i2io. %. ~ AGA
S:i2 :u7. 2. :l5 80 =. NJ lime from
AZ minutes. Trans sst New York. Rapid
Transit trains Atlantic Brooklyn with canxr
sic and kocKxway Beach Railroad.
Via Bay Ridge.
The elegant steamers Thomas Coyer and d. n. Martin
leave
I2dst ,Ss&v Leroy nyn ST. \ Nh; E PierssE
and l. 2. =. s. An. 40. 40. A. NJ ~ as u.s.
y aud +. NJ 2:l0 $40. 40. = 20. 1925. :2j
5:lt, $40 aud rs O 70 and
TAO Z. NJ 7;25 r. NJ
Trains leave Manhattan Beach via BAY Ridge at s. IL 40
:4oA NJ and ~ 40 :s5. 243 $780, $50 .36 40
z 40 and r. M.
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ARRESTED FOR PERJURY.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

that no was simply foreman in the employ of Smith
the above named contract, and had nothing what
do with the business relations between Smith
and Manchester Pnibrck. He denied, therefore,
the alleged perjury hut consented to waive examina
tion and allow the matter 60 before the General
Sessions
Judge Kasmire fixed Mr.. Fianagan's bail at 81, OOO
and Thomas Hapin, of No $40 Third avenue Decom-
ting his bondsman the prisoner was released.
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Prime bankers sterling
bills on London. 80.
Gnod hauknrai and

THE GOLD MARKET
spseslsstea N gold has been very spist asc,uaing
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
"LITTLE NELL IN COURT.

Tho Superintendent Of tho Society for tho Proven
Cruelty 20 Children appeared IN tho Jefferson
Market Polico Court yesterday morning 10 solicit
warrant for OF tho proprietor OF variety
theatre Into tho precincts OF that homo OF vaude-
villo Mr. jenkins had penetrated Mondsy evening,
taken thorc by tho announcement that "Li,ils Nop'
would vocaixo for tho benefit OF tho thcatre's
patrons Ho saw fniry-rxe littlo creature
In gauzo and spanGies who sang .'Naucy
Lce," .'Prct,y Picture" aud "Good-
sweet thougn tiny VOICE Jenkins, who adept
In estimating ages, put down that OF tho songsrcss
eleven years. warrant was given to Court Onlcers
Kelly and Jolly, who ut called upon Mr. Lubtn
aud his manager, Mr. mack, and took both into
tody. In tho Jefferson Market Police Court they ap.
pcsrcd, yesterday afternoon, with tho youthful per-
former and her mother, Mrs. Franklin rho infant
pheDomonon was certainly within the reach OF tho
statute ''Swcet sixteen" has been liked by ogs-
lutors tho age ut which youthful talent
shall appear before the public, snd "Littc
NcIr' was very clearly not more than twelve.
Mr. LuDin felt this did hts manager and his
lawyer. He, however, claimed to be ignorant OF any
statute regulating "proiessionap' age. Mr.. jenkins
said thnt notices had been served on oil the msnagcrs
of theatrical exhibitions In New York calling their
attention the law and forbdding tho employ tncnt
of children the stage. lie dd not understand how
tho Cremorne's ownor had overlooked or misin-
tsrprced ". Mr. Lubn, however, satisfactorily ex-
planned his position and avcrred his Discrimination
10 introduce any attraction diseountenanced by the
law A written agreement, by which bc aud hs
manager pledged themselves that the offence should
the court, "Little Ncir' bciug led away by hor
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
OFFICER O'BhlEN's MURDER.

CONTINUATION OF THE TRIAL OF JOHN HEILLx
IN THE COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Tho trial OF ohm Ro,iy Tor tho killing Of Ofnccf
John O'Bren In August, 1864, resumed yesterday
In Part Of the Court OF General Sessions before
judge Suthcrla nd. The prosecution was conducted
by Assistant District Attorney Herring and Mr. John
o. Mott defended tho prisoner Tho 1rst Witness
called was John Reynolds who at tho time OF the
currouce kept hquor saloon at the corner Of Forty
6rsv street aud Ninth avenue. Ho testified - iol-
lows:-Shortly after two O'Clock on the day OF tho
shooting Reilly ana sevcru other parties tho
rear room OF his saloon; Ollcor OBrien camo IN
ana sat table; presently he told Reilly that
he wanted spcAk him, and tbs ofhcer apd Rainy
entered tho front aud mad some conversation
Finally the oflcor said This thing has becn going
long enough ana must take you TO-. Tncn
Reilly appealed to tho saloon keeper. asking wnat
nght tho onfecr had to arrcst him without .
warrant Tbereupon tho officer drew his revolver
aud put II to Roly's head, saying that u any one
intcrlered no would shoot him. Rehy Knocked the
pistol upward ana u went on, tho Da entertng tho
ceiling Reilly then q Cd by tho back door into the
hallway, where scuie took plnce and Ofhces O'Brisa
was shot in tho head. .l...
titled that ho had detailed 0ucer O,brcn TO arrest
Reilly tor a burglary committcd In Eighth avonue
Tho witness visited OBrien Ia the hospital boforo his
he had friendly crms, had in1ictcd tho iatas
wound whom he tempted to arrest him.
Benjamin Carr Identified tho prisoner as tho person
against whom Indictment had becn found In 1861
for a burglary committed hts brother's premises.
Detective Co,treli stated that no bad known tue
prisoner for about twenty years; nfter the murder
tncro general instructions given TO tho pooo 10
sesrch for tho accused. who, howeycr, wss not are
rested until December last.
The further hearing OF the caso vas adjourned until
this morning.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
GEISTLICH, THE TRIPLE MURDERER.
THE MAN CAPTUnED IN MAnYLAND-Tm
POLICE NOT sANGUINB.


POLICE NOT sANGuINB.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. II, 1878.
Further details have boon received conserving the
man arrestod by tho police Of Cumborian1, Nd, on
suspicion OF being Geistlicn, the German who mur.
dcrod his wiie and two children In this city some
months ago. Chief OF Police Jones to-day received
tho following letter.
CummaLAxp. Md, sept. 10. 1873
CHigY POLICE. Philsdcipnia Pa -
DKAR SIR Upon tho oath o Moses H. Iovther Of Phila-
dclphia this ttcd 90 county jail for afur-
be airing 10th inst arrested suspicion
Of beng Gcsicn who murdered his vito aud three child.
few months since ue gives th nlias OF
S~ebcid born In S47 is fvs ect sewn ana
cighth nrhos height has blush gray eyeA slight
moustache, and small side whfskers; has ~
cicnttco OIL mark the Adams apple ON the
right side OF tho neck; shoemaker by trade Lovthsr
positive he is tbs wanted, that no knew htn
sdolphia and lived only from him See
bold Goistch Ii German. and apparently not oe
sound mind denies cvor having beon Ph,deohis .std
bc worked for past In baltimore. Nd ana cemo
from that place to Washington city thence 20 Cumber-
lanf said hc landed aYo NJ Castle Garden.
New YORK workod In New York for hvc years
vcsgation. Ifyou have photograph send 10 at opco
viii hold nm Gitcen days the suggestion Of
States Attorney, Nr Hunter A. Boyd ours truiy.
JAMES FORSYTH HARRISON. Justice OF tho Peace
Tho police hero do think thai this Is Goistiich,
the urdcrcr The personal description does not tally
with him. thc man they uro nftor ~ much oadct.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
"The" Allen Accuses Himself of Hav-
ing Shot Edward Malloy.
SCENE IN THE CENTRAL OFFICE.
Horror Of the Gambler at the
Death of the Victim.
THE HOMICIDE'S STORY.
Sickening Spectacle in a Broad
way Faro Bank.

The usual crowd Of loungsrs was gathered around
che doors OF Police Headquarters and tho Coroners'
oihce yesterday morning at half-past ten O'Clock
when "rhe" Allen, tho Eighth ward gambler and
politician, came running swiftly through Houston
street from Broadway. His features are we'll known
and his pale face and excited manner attracted
attention no rushed up the stoop Of Pocc
Headquarters and made hts way 10 the ofnco
OF superintendent walling ''Thero's something up.'
said one, "Did you Aliens iaccY" and the crowd
hudded around tho door ho had entered Allen stood
pale and trembling for moment in the presence OF
The Superintendent but uttered word. His face
turned to deadly hue be raised his hand to his
forehead ana foil tantiDg to tho floor OF water
was brought ana poured over his face. Lie revived
and in a tow moments regained his feet. Detective
Ferris had meanwhile entered tho oicc stood at
Aliens side holding his arm. "My Cod" said Allen,
q" have shot Eddy Moiloy. my best fricnd," again
fainsing away
Restored second timo he was given into tho GUS
tody Of Detective Ferris, who accompanied him to
the ecsne Of the tragedy, the second floor of No. 615
Broadway, whore Alicn has for several ycurs kept
faro bank. In the room, which Is divided from
tho gambling hall by q board partition, lay
Tho body of Edward Mo,loy, blood ooz,ng from
= pistol shot wound directly over the right
eye. AS Allen pointed to the spot where
Tho Dody lay ne staggered into the arms
OF Detective Ferris and exclaimed, 'My Goo,
he Is dead!" There in the place
when the detective entered, and he found the door
open. After looking It ho returned with Allon Po
lico Headquarters Still faint nervous tho pris.
onsr could say more than that tho shootiug was
accidental, ana that when he recovered himself he
would mako q statement. From Polico Houdquartors
be was taKon carriage to tho Fifteenth precinct
STATEN house ana Ever into tho custody Of Captain
Byrpes to await tho action OF Coroner Wol.man,
who had tcen notified OF the occurrence.
SCENE or THE TRAGEDY.
No els Bsoadwsy Il q three story brick building,
the third aoovc the corner Of Houston street, on the
west sidc The lrst and third floors occupied for
business purposes the entire second floor oopg used
as gambling house. Tho neishborhood IS q notor-
ogsly bad Thieves and gamblers arc nightly to
be in the vicinity, ana many victim will recall
the scene IN connection with a costly experience
Tho following diagram will give tho readers exact
picture OF tho scenc OF the tragedy
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
CONFESSED HIS CRIME.

Anthony spumao, OF Middle village, Nowtowp, I.
l., entered the saloon OF cxAsscssor Cosus on sun
day evening aud quarrclcd with Jacob shad Tho
proprietor put them out and they continued to Ggbt
the sidewalk. la the courso OF the mtitc Spiman
seized cobbo stone ana knocKod hrs antagonist
down. Tho wounGod man was earned homo by MS
itiends and Yesterday sank into comatoso stato III .
ply scInns consiucr Shad's recovery impo5sDic.
spilmsn whom irst arrested, denied that he had
thrown tho stone, but when confronted by tho IN
Jnrcd man. n r,tt,sd his gu. lie was held 10 await
the result OF = Victims INJURIES
The New York herald., 1878-09-18

I'LL TREATING A CHILD.

onccr Luudbcrg, OF tho Society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty to Children had ltto girl named Fannie
Rovagc thirteen yos old, IN tho Essex Market cour,
yesterday. sho had been adopted by q man named
Zma who took Dor from her fathers sick bed In the
Filth street Hospital under promise OF caring for her
shc SINCE ~ Is satd been subjected TO the
OF usage and has been allowed 60 breathe tho rcsh
ar btug coustso,ly confined IN tho house aud wcpt
worXing eleven hours every dry. Compisint weart-
moss has boon punished with blows aud violence,
witch aroused the indignation Of tho neighbors anu
caused the case to 10 reported Zima held tort
examination ana tho society TOOK Ghato oi the gir
The New York herald., 1878-09-18

often expressed his confidence OF carrying the dis
believe that MS personal popularity would make him
superior to parties issues. On SATURDAY
last he presided chairman at an open
greenback meeting In tho waro ana
expressed hts views on tho money question
IN very pronounced terms He seemed TO have no
anticipation then of tho tragedy which was 10 inter-
vene between that occasion and election day. and
which WILL IL is openly said, affect his candidaure II
nothing else.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18

making no reply II was critical moment, bat
Coroner Dempsey was equal 10 the OCCASION aud told
the officer at Tue other end o., tho hall TO lock
the let of the Jury 20 out The
with the club obeyed and about TO carry vut
the Coroners further orders to arrist the Wholc Of
'em," when the deserters heeitatet and were lost
Slowly and grumbngiy they resumed their seats
while tho Coroner assumed the stern demeanor OF ond
''whose word Is law. d"
Tom insyille said Ellen Murphy stopped ut neI
house for a ~eek some lfteen months ago. since then
the witness had seen ner occasionally. she iast time
being two weeks ago Thursday; on that
OCCASION Ellen cafei witness TO inquire
II sbo could he accommodated as u boarder;
when answered aiirmativey she said she would como
with her trunk the next day on tho haf-post ninc
O'Clock train from Clifton: she won't away Then, as
witness supposed TO pack her trung; but though tho
trunk came on tho train designated, tho owner
had not appeared since; tho trunk was stili
IN witness possession. and not single
inquiry Ind been mate regarding Il; witness saio
LOUIS Riege called 10 see Ellen once wien at her
house; he had been there several times since she has
been missing 10 make inquiries.
LoGcEgHEApD.
Coroner Dom psey inquired u Jury had any Ques'
tions 10 ask the witness.
''lt's no use asking questions" responded the 70
fractory member, with an unmistagablc aiiuston
the absence Of an attorney.
'WeIl. you're here, and you've got TO stay here,S
said the Coroner curty.
Tho juryman muttered some reply, whom Coroner
Dempsey emphasized his position by remarking:-
~'wc oan dispense with you and lock you up II necos
saryn
Louis Riego was recalled, but merely stated that he
had no knowledge OF the case that ha had not previ
ously gwen. The Coroner said he would cetain
him longer
Coroner Dempsey Then read to tho jury tho arony-
nous letter given above which the belliRerent
mem Der opportunity TO Inquire
"Whoso name is signed 10 that Z"
"None, sir."
~ thought there was nonc."
s'Weil, 1 thought there none myself e!they,"
sharply rcoined tho Coroner. ana adjourned the pro-
ceedngs TO an official call.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
MRS. Smith INDICTED.

The Hudson county az. J.J Grand Jury has found
truo bill against Jennie smith for tho murder Of her
husband, Richard Smith, Jorscy City policeman.
Cove Bennett is not iEeluded IN the indietmen buI
is held AZ a. .winess.-