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National Republican., 1878-01-04

TRrSKs AND Harness, Satchcls and Travelling.
Bags POCkCt'bO &c, cheap tor cash, at the fac
tory and snlCsrGOms of James s. TOrhlm. as Sew
cnlh street northwest, under the Big Wire Sign.
T0uSG PEOPLE do pay attention tn your teeth,
neglect VIII soon ruin them BE wise in time.
Clean them daily with THURsTOS's lYORY PEARL.
TOOTll POWDER, the most perfect dcntrnce known.
II will Keep them through life In good condition,
white and sound, will harden the gums, sweetcn
the breath, and prevent oOthache Sold by nll
druggists 20 and 70 cents per bottle.
ARE you bilious, troubled with headache, dizzy
ness, sick stomach constipation. &c? Are you dys-
peptic, nervous, duh, aud langud? Averse TO all
eNerton. Is your life miserable? You require II
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
blood. Ia Ike QuIRk's lnISH TEA, the great house.
hold remedy. Ii will soon relieve you. Sold by all
druggists % cents per package, which makes a
quart of medicine
WELLS MACniSI.SrREAD STRENGTHENING PLAsr.
ERs are still the best known. Their curative pow
eEs inr suTpasS all others.
HARD times demand economy: practice It by
Tcnovatimg your sOiled gloves with JouvESs mo
bEkors hid GLOVE CLEANSER. Price 25 cents per
bottle.
Is your hair harsh. dry and stiff? Does II refuse
An OlcnginOus compound of singular merits. u
will improve 1t. Sold by druggists, &c. Price %
and 10 cents per bottle
LOCIL MfSCELLANY
Leftoff clothing, watches, pistols &C., bought n
Hcrzogs. sl5 d street. Orders attended To.
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sixteenth Amendment Convention

Delegates to the sixteenth amendment cuuvcu.
t0n urr arriving daily Friends Of woman suf
frHHu whp IRE willing tn entertain delegate for one
w"rk are rrqucstcd Ia communicate Immediately
with Nrn. SPENCE Business Collie" ar MT, Sur
gent, lI3j DI Sulus street.
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Amusements Tonight.
NATIONAL TnEATRE--The Mighty Dollar.
Indications.

For tLs Middle Atlantic states aud Nrrr EHG-
lend, stationary. toigred by falling barometer, IN
crra,inJ northeast 10 southeast uinds aud cloudy
or partly clouiy Nrcdther stationary or higher tenn
pcratHrss, aad in the Middle Atlantic States rain
or sHOU,
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MEDICINAL.
FOR SALE.

hFFlrE OF LINCOLN Park LAND. .IlIIS
~ land Is beautifully l"gnloi ndjuinng Lincoln
Park IN SuAr,s HNs, HNl 40, lOlt, uli ulh MT ~ =,
imI 1857 lOI, lOls nud lGl viii be sold IN suaT ~ ur
lots On euy l"rIns, Deferred payments secured Vt :
per cent. The LWrp.u PARK Association COncnl-
plates building on square l0I IN llc slTlng Plans viii
be urn sim, 10 suit tnr tass Of purchasers wtngut
cost by THOMAS NJ. PlDWMAN, ATrll rCT, al Ills
uiicr 62i Il street northwest. where all inlormhto
can Be Oh aimed molly
National Republican., 1878-01-04
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

-RooSe sends New York papers In advance.
-Blrkwhpat cakes cut on the bias and gurcl
with noiu..c, are now all the rage.
-remuyraucC meetings Rrp all the GO Every
body viii soon lie wearing the symbolical blue
ribbon.
The s,atiou-houses hGve few lodgers, now that
the night loLgiug-hOuse can accommodate 70
many
a great many ladies on New Years Day gave
up tho competition with the downtown bnr.
keepers and did not, as before, furnish wine to
callers.
Perry Sherwood has been appointed postmaster
atTcnnallyt6wn, D. G., in place OF Isaiah shoemaker
Resigned.
-Buslrcss does not appear to be brisk with the
blind vocalist who sings hls Will Whii' song up
and down the Avenue.
Mr.. Marui gave another Of his complimentary
s0irtCs last evening. I. was Us usual. pleasant Hud
rilly attended by his pupils and their friends.
Col mel Cake has resigned the position OF super
intcudent Of WnlGris Hotel which he has been
conducting in the interest of the crGditus since last
spring.
-workmen were engaged In putting down new
ret of ga,-piIss yesterday vt the Pcnnsyvunia-ayC
nuc entrance to the grounds west of the Treasury
Department.
linton Friendship Lodge No. sol, g. L. o. OF o
F., has elected the following OftiCerS: John W
Gray \. F.: GcOrge II. johnson, y. c.: George "
Hickman, '. c.; Ludwln GuunG!l T. s.; Edward
Gani, o. q.
Tho monthly socable and concert of the Chill
drril's Aid Society OF the Fourth street VI. l.
Sunday school will be held tomorrow evening
Crpu falmOnl and several others will entertaii
the audience.
issuvd nCw edition Of his Practical Monograph
On the rreauasut Of Local Complaint. OF the Feet
The pan. phiet has been enlarged since the int Cd
tion and is neatly printed and illustrated.
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IlenI ,.sIni. I,y,u,r,rs

William SJiclucy nul b. + suydrr trustee. lp +.
\. riN for '!LUp patton ut the real estate con
Nrycd t. Andrew Luu:,lpu by iIo~urd ruNcr.ilyi
B. j, lpWuIs 10 T.. f. /. WppdWuuI, for $1,000. let T.
square -, j. = NurH'ry - FrolurirL kuuurs for
"lWIu. lot g. -,rlNsr Gr,; q, ". baylor To \ ".
Ii'"u, tor rl"'' sUnI.Y.- on lot H.. sllu,ru iOl,
National Republican., 1878-01-04
DISTRICT AFFAIRS.
+ The School Board aud the Commissioners.

The school Board and the Commissioners.
Mcssrs. Hovcy, Curtis, Brown, LoveOy, Brooks
White, and Lloyd, of the School Board, with Super
intcndent }. .. Wilson. appeared al the Office Of
the District Commissioners yesterday morning and
had. an interview with Mr.. Bryan, the only Com
missioner present, upon public school matters, tU
consult upon the amount 10 he asked for from ton
grCss. and to ask the Commissioners 10 agree with
them In asking that in any bill prepared looking To
a reorganization of the present system the powers
OF the School Board shall be maintained indcprnd-
ent Of any other branch of the District govern
ment
Mr.. HOyey addressed Mr.. Bryan, saying that they
hal prepared four separate bills for the considcra.
ton of the District Commissioners. -Four hundred
thousand dollars is wanted to erect schOOl.hOuscS
To accommodate the increasing demands upon the
schools. There was quite Il lengthy discussion ~
20 the relative merits Of the several bills presented
nearly all of the gentlemen In the delegation
taking part. Superintendent Wilson spoke Ut con
siderable length. Commissioner bryan, In reply,
stated that he doubted not the Commissioners
would cordially indDrsc the application To Congress
lOr the needed appropriation. He called attention
10 the fact that from the year lTgi to the present
time the aggregate appropriations of Congress for
the support Of District schools amounted in round
nunberS to only $4,000, buing less than the eX.
peuscs Of single year at the present time. lie OBJ.
served that the inycstmc:t would be YiSe-lTst
because II would save the Government the enDr.
nous sums expended In renting school buildings
second II would provide labor for the unemployed
. and third, II would provide desirable schUnl ed
fees for both utility and ornamontatiOn OF the
1 rational capital.
National Republican., 1878-01-04
Assignments for To-Day.
CIRCUIT couRr-culEp JUSTICE CARTEL

CIRCUIT COURT-CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
No ll6, Frazier W. District Of Columbia No. 3is,
Hayden vs. Mctowsn ct ul No. $40. Maryland +.
:. NJ. & NJ. Co. vs.. MCGOWAN & Co. No. $50. Mary
land 7. :. NJ. 4 NJ. CO. ". McGowan ct al No. Ef2.
TArr ct al. w. Gait No. Az Musscyvs. Sharp. No.
IA, Rheam vs.. Elmmcl ct al No. AZ, briggs vs.
THlmage No. iSI, POulsOn ct al. VS.. GOnZagt Col
lego No lOJ7 Burl. Il vs. BENJAMIN.
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Equity COuRT-JUsTICE wYLIE

No II, Matlingly " F. s. aud r 20. M. 49, Ra.
gan vs.. Campbell No. "A, Mendemhall vs., GrOr. No
II, FitZhugh vs. Gaskins No. lG RumDrd Chemi-
cal Works vs.. Stanford. No. II, Wentworth vs.
Wentworth No. Is lIenshaw VI. District Of Co,
lumbn. No. 10, Young vs.. Cnustcd No. 70, Bcmis'
vs. Taylor. No. -, Stephens vs. COsIer.
National Republican., 1878-01-04
The Finest Assortment of Kid Gloves In
This CITY

Alcasr, Taylor Il Hury U23 Pcnnsy lyania avenue.
Inc "LUc,a' glove In ,, 3, :. g. and bultuES Also
"Cadct.- Ln butt-ms. for yOnng gnltlgmen.
National Republican., 1878-01-04
Minor District Notes.

Mr. Thomas y. Line hns resigned his commits
sion rs a Justice Of the peace The vacancy has
been filled.
Permits to repair have been issued ns follows {:
J. l.. Lehman, raise frame house, So; Chris Refs
cnpr. rear room, SIPS; William c. Nolan enlGrging
house, 81.
-IlCenses &avc been issued rs follows: b. T.
Steigcr, GuCtiOnccr G. W. Hayes & Co., commission
merchants: Elizabeth :. Kelley, liquor dealer; 7. l..
Green jr., junk dealer; T. y. DohnOghuc, liquor
dealer
National Republican., 1878-01-04
CITY ITEMS.

TRUNKS AND Harness. Satchcls and Travelling
Bags. rOCkct.bOOks. &C. cheap tor cash, at the fac
tory and sHlCsTGOms of James s. Tophnm, i2j Sew
cnth street northwest, under the Big Wire Sign.
National Republican., 1878-01-04

Frank Foreman, petit larceny; AdOlphus Bur.
CESS petit larceny; James Carter, house burning;
David Smith and Adam Green alias Adam Per.
kims, burglary and larceny; William Brown, alias
Butler, assault with intent 10 commit rape; John
4. Carter, Burglary and larceny; Put Hawkins,
alias william Hawkins, Maria Hawkins and John
Wells, burglary and larceny; Charles johnson,
alias Charles Jackson, and Bum Parker, alais
George Clark larceny; Emanuel THscUl alias Milo
Laskell petit larceny, second OfensU, ,tYO cases.
National Republican., 1878-01-04
HIGHWAY RopRERY.
GEoRqErowN rARAGRApHs.

7. c. Wilson, New York. and II. Laur. Yonkcrs,
y. V, arc sojourning at the West End Hotel
Yesterday ice formed about fourth of an inch
thick on that portion Of the Canrl east Of the High
street bridge, while that portion west OF the bridge
was perfectly clear.
The lctter-carrcr system went into operation yes.
tertlay morning The carriers made two deliveries
aud three collections Postmaster Edmunds, eN.
Postmaster Hill, and Superintendent Bell, of the
lettcr-Carricrs, were present when the carriers
started out OIL their first trip.
National Republican., 1878-01-04
Hotel Arrivals

81. .h,.a,. y " wools Nm wn.ler y C3T CuoE.
Pa 7 " Nlt Crhy, Nrk u u iuttl' 7 y ~ir. u y y
{. . N.I "ln-. i e hog 'n,, r"um J Ann ruur.
Va 4, J Nu,u. VI; B. IuN ,I, ,'uu. l. /. " rul-.
y MA lNurluTd Aiu Mis- liu' bIt7. Montreal, q y
Mil"l, Tom, q MunWlY, Va. -
mt. u"n. -i!J,uDuf Nd c, . Wa, wick II
IrIi.ur.. Ia y + Ie,, nri W j Hur'ug, Nd / Pc
I,rs r. " tlmtln. - lion \ " Slul,s J I En-
S,T iuI j Gam.'.Il Md,
E.g0.-J g. 1i' Tor n ! SmlHwsi if,'. Ia, N,
II " -NNrlry ul.i we aud Mis- : NIn A Tie 7
T. IHfirp plhI VII "m Gl no. WIi .f,l HrTNRI1, "a i
4 u Wright uud VT, Nu'y YORK
4, iu0rl. Mir ~'rIh,rs rud NJ ,s NlrNnils New
Nu.k. Judge Armuur. ~ e urd dm-ulur, tUhuIg,
OnIurlu I. u Curpyrt,r IA { ,yir. y w YORK
ONE hundred thousand b,-lr,of Dumuss Khcu-
matte l'rIUgy have been -uid sine, II whs lint in
ruiucrd. and i always CURES promptly and thor.
,ughly
National Republican., 1878-01-04
FOR TfIE HOLIDAYS.

nSkt
LOOK TO THE JUVENILES.
SEE THEM WELL nrsTowED WITH BOOKS
FOR THE COMING HOLIDAYS.
The cheapest ind best collection OF JUVENILES
and TOY BOOKS III the city Is to bc found Mt
SHILLINGTON'S NOOK STORE,
Corn Of Fourg ! nhalr street and penn'a avenue
=, BiBhtS, EPISCOPAL AND CATHOLIC
POCKET KSIvEs and GOLD PENS.
RtssIh A IEATITER f4Tf II r PocREr & books. very
FEScY STATIONERY in the newcs, styles OF
PLAYING CARDS Of all sorts and qualities, u, the
very lowest prices and OF the best quality for the prices
PHYSICIANs HANDBOOK for 1873
PHxsiCiA n, DAILY rock ET RECORD fcr 1873.
PHYsICIANS'N VISITING LIST for 1878 d0u u
SPECIAL INVOLVEMENT FOR THE CHRIST.
. MAS HOLIDAYS.
w. H.. g. o. H. MORRISON,
475 Pennsylvania avenue,
Have opened for the Holidays line of choice goods.
HOLIDAY BOOKS, eompri,inS elegnp!ly;illus
and editions OF styles and prices q the works Of
The bes SI,h9Ts IN SeN Ei3n M'sry r oSr
rietss rhs il RusSi t. LHSfaER G0oDS Phctosisph
Albums, Pocset9ooks. Card Cases framss Work;
| Boxes, Toilet and Dressing Cases, and Travelling
| A Nil assortment Of bibles and Prayer Books. and
| Payers and Hymunls IN c!scs Fancy Paper Weights
Christmas auu New Years Card, Scrip book Pic
Bourtis. Canvas Port o!ios, Gln,S and Rronzc lux
stands, Chcssmcn, DoninOts, Checkers, Backgammon
FSrTSds t"id rms mSd T MSders amidrcnS Toy
| Books, Games and TOYS Fancy BoS statiOnery. We
have our shelves one Of the handsomesl editions oi
in fu tree calf price $50 We advise our customers
to examine our stock before the rush. dcl2tf
National Republican., 1878-01-04
GEORGE1oWN NEWS.
A SCHOONER DAMAGED,

The schooner J. & L. bryan, Captain Lee, which
cleared from this port for New Bedford December
II and grounded on the bars In the cut where she
remained until the 18th ultmo, when she pro-
cccded on her voyage. was caught In the storm
sunday morning In Delaware Breakwatcr and had
her mnsts carried away. She went ashore on Lewis.
ton Beach and had the damage repaired. She
again put to sea- but was driven ashore and bilged.
II Will require the assistance Of wreckers TO get
her on.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Yesterday afternoon, about Ave O'Clock, as a
white man named Thompson was passing up
bridge street, near the corner Of CongrcSS he was
approached by two negro men, when one Of them
inquired as to the locality OF Nrs Dunlops resi-
dcnCe, and while they weru talking the other col.
ored man stepped up behind Mr.. Thompson, ran
his hand into his right.hand pants pocket took out
between sl7 and $40 and both Ihe negroes took leg
bail down Congress street MIR. Thompson gave
chase and pursued them rs far as the canal, where
he lost sight Of them. In their flight they dropped
II 81 bill aud 81 In silver which Mr.. Thompson Sc
cured. II Is not known who the thieves werr, but
Il Is TO be hoped that they may be opprehended and
brDuuht To iusticp
National Republican., 1878-01-04
4 COMMIS>IONEWS SALE At AUCTION
" OF TUE
CIIESAPEA KE AND on 10 RAILROAD.

Pu HInl 10 deer - Of the CIR ult Court Of the CITY
Of ~ nm,.ni v eHlCrtt on the gGtl day uf Match
1871 AMI dee uI,eqEontly entered by sad court,
In llP Ul ID .uuaI Ind Cull 0tlu lrI4 ~ Va. the
Chc-nppukv IN ohio ltlr - Il M any aud Others.
and tOH o nee ui the tirrUtl COR % u county
kannwhu, IN the State of West Virginia, eHerrd on
National Republican., 1878-01-04

HARD times demand economy practice It by
reuovating your sOiled gloves with JOUvEss IsO-
DfKors KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price Is cents per
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-01-04
LOCIL MISCELLANY.

Left. off clothing watches, pistols. &c. bought NJ
HcraOgs. 9l5 street Orders attended To.
National Republican., 1878-01-04

WELLS MACHiSESFREAD STRENGTHENING PLAsT
ERs are still the best known. Their curative pow
eEs fur suTpaSs all others.
National Republican., 1878-01-04
Ar THE CRY NAIL.

Busy Time In the Courts-Trouble With Dis
agreeing Jurors In the Criminal Court-As-
signincnts for To day-Decree OF Divorce
Granted-Marriagc Licenses Issucd-Trans-
fers of Heal E.tatc.
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ACCIDENT OR MURDER?

Coroner Mailman yesterday empanoiled jury In
the case OF Thomas Calm. the bootblack, who was
last Monday night by Frederick A. Busch. at No.
$50 First avenue Busch Is keeper OF liquor So
loon q the above number About SIX o'clock on Mou-
day evening no called Calm into the saloon ana asked
him to black his boots. Tho prisoner says that no
leaned against the counter and the boy began his
work. He not quick enough to suit Busch and
the Grow his revolver 10 while away the time
with' II was a small, old-fasnioncd scven-cham-
bered revolver. while playing with IT, Busch says.
he accidentally raised the trigger aud discharged the
weapon, the bullet entering Gahn's mead.
THIS account Is disDclievcd by many, and various
contradictory rumors are anoai concerning IT, IL
was said that eyewitness gave totally different
account HIS story was that CAIN blacKad Busch's
boots and then remained knsoIing a. hts icct and
asked for mis- foe OF nve cents. Tncn Busch called
the nsle boy q foul name and SAID. Ill you
don't clear out right away I'll shoot
you" And he spoke he drew his
revolver aud cockod The hlto boy was too TERMED
TO ron, and Busch fred into his uplurncd Taco and
tncn rusned into tho cellar, where he found by
an oficcr. Calm died within ten minutes The body
was removed hts house East sixteenth street. The
police authorities are actively engaged 10 sssrchue tor
az,
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THE GERMAN FESTIVAL.

The attendance al the Pilattdoutche festival yestsrs
day was much larger than on tho previous DAYS.
over twenty thousand persons bopg present, many OF
whom went with tho procession, which
started from the Bowefy early In the after.
noon. The games Of the day ccnsisted Of
sack racing, pig racing, climbing creased pelsss
pantomime anc Punch aud Judy psriormsncca
There we're also the numerous side sbows 81 every
ipton, not forgetting the rival fat women whc
smiled enchantngly al every ten eents' worth Of
Humanity who entered their tents. mOsr %
prominent erman gentlemen were pss.s n ' ,n
afternoon a deputation OF Bavarians were gwen
lunch by Mr.. Claussn. 49,.
Among the sociess pressn. A. ,' Hossnss c,sn
Lams,edter society, Gchrder Prsundscnafses Band,
Nordce CIsc, stoisler Pattceusche Club Now
s york c:n corr: s0n New YORK Guy sshessn
CopSs Laua nsdier CLUB, oldcubinger vtrcin,
Ami Acoen,o ys,s disS a~rs'.
ycre,n. Norudsutscnc Sangerbuno, Brooklyn Schuet-
zen Corps New Jersey schsessn Corps and shs Finh
arc Ss,re shooting Tor the day resulted a. follows,
out OF n possible "a points a. 200 yards:-R uroh-
mann. 81; Anton Mayer, So. John Rlsner, SO; Cap
8 Nc uruscs, Is; II. Roscneu, Al.
The LADIES' also mad . shooting match which re-
suited as iollows out OF possible 80 points,
forde, "a; Mrs. Rinkernel, "a; Mrs Book, "a MIRA
Nurse, 80; Mrs schmidt, 80; Mrs GrcneL 81; Mrs.
Hansen, 81; Mrs Fanin, 80 aud Mrs. BaIiwinkei, 81
In tho evening there wete fireworks and dramatic
performances OF all kinds a. we'll ~ dancing Late ~
the evening there sham battle In the "valley."
rs.r, s ): q e. E.ss o.: ~ ss
a ladies ' race on horseback. hdses' swimming
match, military PROFESSIONS and erownins Of ths
w =. sa. ts.s.ss" ~ ,ss .:s,sS s.vss
senting the arts and inaustrss 81 oil nations Tbis
VIII ecesr ~ tse Pssk saa y expected WI have
Y a 0b4ntghn vi1n nEDWug1n,
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SUICIDE BY SHOOTING.

DRY GOODS SALESMAN IN A FIT OF DEspoN-
DENeY ENDS HIS LIFE.
Charles G. O'Nsiii twenty eight years OF age dry
goods salesman. committed suicide yesterday morn
ing at sonulsr's hotel, No 144 East Fourteenth street,
Coroner Woltman was notified, and no proceeded to
take testimony In the The first witness was
Louis Sch ucr, proprietor OF the hotel Ho depesed
that deceased 10 his place the 25th ult and
was gwen q the second story; no registered
himself Us G. q. O'Nsii, ST Louis, No.; he was quiet
and geniiemaniy; witness last saw him alive At
twelvs O'Clock Monday night in the garden OF the
loon; about haiipast eleven yesterday morning Mr..
sch uler acquan cd with his death tho
ness deceased lying in bed, with pistol shot
wound 10 his head and pistol lyins alongside the
body.
Frank Trilmau. q waiter in the hotel, dcposed that
about haif-past ten A. NJ. he mad taken card to de-
ceaseds room; tho latter was then walking about In
his nghtgown he received the card but returned no
answer.
Charles H. Berking testified that he resided In New
ark, n. j.. he had known deceased tor six years; he
had been in the employ of Mr. Bcrkiug as sales man
In 81. Louis, Mo- where the business OF witness Is To-
Gated the 25tn ult deceased came to this CITY
business Tor The nrm Mr.. Berkinx keeps an Office At
No. 1870 Duane rect, but the head establishment 10
NJ No. Vino street. 81. Louis; deceased
had called at Mr. Bcrsing's Office last
saturday morning and was TO have reported again
last Monday, but failed TO do SO; witness called AZ
Schuiers Motel at eleven o'clock yesterday and sent
up his card about i've minutes aftorwHa tho report
ceased had shot himself; no had lett sealed letter
stating tired OF lilo, that he hsd H. OF
the blues. aud therefore had taken his hfc he
questcd Mr. Bcrxing TO break the news OF his death
10 his mother, who Was the only person no said ne
pared from with regret
Deputy Coroner Cushman made an external exami.
nation Of tho body, aud found that death was caused
from lacerasion Of from pistol lot wound
In tho rlght SIDE OF tho head.
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"A. Storeroom- II. Where suictdos BODY
b. Position Of bed. ~. DoorwayA
&. Position Of Stove. q. Window
d. Where the womnn's body
! lay mattress
The house insisted OF bat two roomp, tho smaller
Of which moro OF shea, used for storing all SORTS
Of rubbish. The larger low ceiled and
shabby. with no evidences Of Deatness In the manage
mcnt OF the poor furniture aud ute nsis OF which
the family possessed The floor mattress nd
some articles OF furniture spattcred with BRAINS
ana blood. Tho feet the almost touched thoso
OF victim The still hung to the staple In the
door, showing the desperate manner In which Rob-
IN son IN ust nave taken his own Etc Ho must have
yatsed the barrel with botn hands TO his lett aud
stssdied birnscl one foot while with the other no
pushed the trigger OF tho weapon. He had lett
room tor eartbiy Justice.
Coroner Hughes, OF Youkers, srrivcd and hold a
double inouest about ten O'Clock. A verdict was
rendered IA accordance with tue facts, aud the
mains werc gwen into the charge OF Mr.. Burr DAVIS,
the undertaken. Early IN the afternoon the bodies
were buried In one grave in Poiters hold Tho
cn,idron were cared Tor at Mr. Lyons houses last
night and will be gwen to the Poor-msster to-day.
Large nu bcrs OF curious and horrined people Wis
tied the scene OF the tragedy during the day Tho
house lies back hill away from any thorough
fare. Tho writer wont there after pightalL ana was
greeted only by tue nowls OF watch dog chained TO
his kennel near the door OF the tenement glance
into apartment showed thai, win the exception
oil the removal OF the bodies, nothing about the scene
Of crime had been changed.
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ALLEGED WIFE MURDER.

case Of shocking brutality TO vile ending In her
death developed at Bayonne, N. j., yesterday.
Tue victim was Mrs. Bessie Cullen, vito Of Henry
Cullen, well.kLown carpenter OF that place. Cullen
had been the habit OF spending great portion OF
hts time in a saloon kept BY a woman named Roso
Connolly and Saturday night he there, when
midng ht his wife won't inter MIN. They started Tor
home, tho wife upbrsiding him Tor bis conduct. At
the distance OF IA lew blocks rom the saloon Cullen
Knocked her down and was kicking her on the body
when several citizens arrived and rescued her, after
which they proceeded toward home. sunday after
noon Mrs. Cullen died, and CHIEF Van Buskrk hearing
OF the death determined 10 have poet morte N,
although he had heard OF the assault
the previous uight. Inc body removed to the
Morgue, where County Physician Converse made an
examination. Ho found that three ribs wore broken
and the spleen rupiuref. Cullen arrested and
taken the HUDSON County JAN TO await the action
OF tho Coroncr's jury.