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The New York herald., 1878-09-23
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from all parasites living "sain alcul" 10 esving them
pearly white impartng delightful ragrancs to tho
breath. The FRAGRASr FLoRILINg removes instantly all
Odurs aristn from foul tobacco smoke Being
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sherry
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Priee 75 cents.
The New York herald., 1878-09-23
SAD CONDITION OF AFFAIRS AT GRAND JUNO
Tfov.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE nERALD.1

GRAsD JUNCTION, Tenn, Sept. 49, 1s7s
;. L. Jones, President OF the Howard Associa .
ton, has just been takon down. only tnreo
white men arc their feet
There were three aud three deaths to-day.
There are forty cases now undar treatment one OF
our Ne" Orleans nurses down. One doctor has just
been captured of the down train. We arc sadly ~
need OF blankets and other nscessaries
The New York herald., 1878-09-23

is as foows:-
BY the Board of Health. 1875
BY the Young Meus Chrislan Assouiation. ...... 81
IotaI 36l
This Is decrease of 40 since yesterday. The num-
ber OF deaths to-day Is 40, against 90 yesterday. de-
crease OF % There single application for
nurse at the Howards' today. In Carrollton ard
Aigers there is slight increase In tho rear OF the
First district there Ia considerable increase OF
cases, while tho material IN other parts OF the city
seems exhausted.
Yesterdays FORTY VICTIMS
The foil wing Is the death ro!:-
jerry Thomas. Isabelle Howe.
Auguste Butler J. Daniel Chow.
John G. Moroncy. John Heater
Henry }. Ney. John N. Aber.
Frederick rhillbargoE theresa Masile.
Eddie Hamilton. Oscar Louis.
Maggie Raymond. f. L. Bercier
Philip Q. Kio Sister SALSA (Hellene
Louisa GolzentenchiteE SeeneI(.
Charlcs F. Doughty. Frederick Bercher.
Hippolytc Bourgeois. II. Z. Kroeman.
Kate Gcnnere McQuick. John N. Leas.
Adelaide Thorp. Daisy Converse
Joseph Il. FitZe. Souders Isby
Aphone Rubilloc. William Mercerc.
owen Duffy. Jane Trichette.
John 5. Duba Francis SiebeL
Mary Ellen Clsary. John T. Copps.
William DnggaD. Edward Fernay.
Mary Ives. Nathan Covington.
ID. b. Morcy, we'll known railroad agent, has re-
ton Is almost hopeless. DR.. Ii. A. Sweasy, well
known as an editor OF an agricultural Journal, died
at Tansipohoa on Wednesday, OF yellow fever, aged
iiy-lour years
DISPATCHES HOWARD ASSOCIATION
The Hoxards have received dispatches from Tan
gipohoa saying
supposed be yellow fevsr The telegraph operator and
postmaster are sick.
In response to this Dr. Jemson goes By the morning
tram.
CANTON Mss. Sept. 81. 1873
The number Of new cases increasing made call
four miles in the country yesterday aud found child with
tho black vomt; has had town.
J.J. LYONS, NJ ID.
TERRY, MISS Sept. %, 1879
The fever still had at Dry Grove. Two the dying
vomiting blood One occurred last nj mt Tho
Howards' supplies exhausted. The nurses whom you
sont arrived most opportunely
MORGAN CRY, La, Sept. ~, 1873,
No new cases have occurred SINCE Friday: .. T. Clark
and Bom died yesterday the LGgo.da antation
and Mrs Dr. Tareton Psttersonville-alI Of yellow
fever The doctor said be doing we'll Please send
physician by the first train
The New York herald., 1878-09-23
PEOPLE LIss HOPEFUL IN CANTON.

CANTON, MISC. Sept. 22, 1878.
The new casos to-day are twenty-four and deaths
SIX DR.. A. T. Semmes and Robert Mosby are I'M
proving g. w. Thomas was quite SICK this morning.
Our people are less cheerful.
The New York herald., 1878-09-23
VALUABLE RESIDENCE DESTROYED.


PEORIA, H.. Sept %, 1873
rhc residence OF W. r Woodward was burned this
afternoon Tho building cost $50 900. Insurance on
building and contents, SIS, ,000
The New York herald., 1878-09-23
1877. 1873.

Average temperature yesterday. 81
Average tenn psrature ior corresponding date last
ysar.."""... .""......."......... So
The New York herald., 1878-09-23
EUROPE.

nysrERs-oSsrLks-fo EXPORTERS or OYsfERs
Oy..u. H. s.rsIho2S txNGtASD; "a ,; IA MARK LAVE
LONDON, propretcrs OF the QukkNBuRu OYSTER
flshhRiBs. ~ tbs Dnehy OF k.Nr. ENGLAND. wnl be
OYSTERS, which they will sell At their UNIV EiisA Al
tcRblo prices.
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DEATH FROM EXCITEMENT AT FIRE.
PHILADELPHIA Sept. %, 1873.
The barn OF the late Thomas Moore, at DARBY, was
burned Saturday night Loss. $1,000. Mrs. Moore.
aged ninety years, died from excitement occssioncd
by IA
The New York herald., 1878-09-23
THE S0UTHS AFlL|CT|ON.
Still More Hopeful Signs from
New Orleans.
DECREASE IN DEATHS.
Memphis Communicating the Fever
to Her Suburbs.
DISTRESS IN HICKMAN.
DECREASE IN DEATHS.
DISTRESS IN HICKMAN.

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 90, 1878.
To.day's ofcial report Of new OF yellow lever
The New York herald., 1878-09-23

~.
II ceanses and whitons wherever 10 comes.
IL whitons the teeth aud IL hArdcns the gums
IL H.cet.us and blcsscs. North and sJnh.
IL sweeteDs breath. IL washes tho mouth,
IL driveth all tartar and scurf tar
Yes. SozoDoNT saveth the teeth from decay.
SOzODONT.
No toilet Is complete without soxoDoSr II combncs
all that needed to keep the mouth and teeth heah.
and imparts delicious fragrance tho breath. Its
should be intermed the mouth needs be kept
pure and eean by nothing better than
this be effected
A-sELZEB BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL WATER. A. SfLPIANf & CO.. ~ New st., sole
Importers
AN EFFECTUAL WORN MEDlCiNE-BROwN'S
vIRxirUGE Coxpirs ~ WoRu LozESGx. 20 cents box.
"BoLLiNGER."--Ir Is RICH AND FULL WITH
elegant aud perfect dclcscy OF nsvor has
de- OF dryness 60 please the mos, fastdious
IL W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 81
Maiden lane, are the sole nulacturers OF genuine
Asnnsros PAINTS. RooFiNe, srG,s PiPg aud BoLga Cow
EaISG. &c
T. NJ STEWARDS STEAM CARPET CLEANING
Works, 3.5 Ith ay send Tor circular.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-01
Tho Canvas. In Brooklyn.

The Democrats In the Twcnty-thlrd ward
OF Brooklyn have nominated Hamilton A.
Wood. one OF tho proprietors Of tho Captolino
Grounds. for Alderman. Lomuol Burroughs.
tho cx-Tax Collector. IL Republican candi.
date In that ward. who was endorsed by tho
Democratic Association.
The committee appointed Ivy tho gathering OF
wealthy taxpayers In tho Brooklyn Academy OF
Music. bont ON getting tho nomination OF tho
best men for Charity Commissioners. have pub
lahod an address TO the cltizons OF Kings
County, irrespective Of party. recommending ng
them TO support Charles J. Henry and William
N. shipman. tho Democratlc candidates. They
n3n,rnrt ,no reception 81 their comnlttee by tho
unooromoniously repealed" by the one and
respectfully met by the other. II is urged upon
TO these Offices, that Mr.. Ripley Ropes might DO
sustained In his efforts 10 reform nm Institution
which has beon for 30 long standing rcproach
The T5S pnsnosrstls n.,l sssdIOct In the Fourth As
Committee which renominated James q. Tlghe.
The caPp nEes Of tho Dopoeratic campaign
lyn. Tho truce agreed upon at tho outset
Iha, no mud was % 30 thtown having been
promulgated from rom" iRs DcmoeraliS 'Ssadqnsr' "
worth should bo handled wit Without @ gloves
Accordingly. In speeches that wers made last
plight ON Fort qroono Plaza. by Mcssrs. y. u.
Lansing, James RdgewAy. and others and by
Anthony Barrett, e. y. Morris. John O. Jacobs.
Ludwig bomler. and other spaakors on cam.
palRn duty, many unpleasant things were said
about Mr Worth. Tho campaign. II is said by
many politicians, will Jecomo bitterly personal
after this.
Thomas J. oReilIy. tho GrecnbAck Labor
candidate Tor Assembly In tho Eighth District
~ Kings. publishes n card Withdrawing In
favor VI John II. DguRlAss the Democratic can
didAte. He says Mr.. huydam. Mr. Douglhss's
opponent, lsR man OF tho most pronounced
views aud largo wealth, and isthoroughly com
mltted 10 tho support Oi tho Property Qualilch-
ton bill while Nj. Douglass In the last Legls.
laturc recorded himselfln IN favor Of tho fundA.
mental principles Of tho Labor movement"
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ENrHUsIAsM EykRYWHERE.
Another Msssins Meeting In the Eleventh
Congregational District.

A grand ratification meeting Of the Twen-
" Arst Assembly District Republican Associa-
ton was hold last evening In Lincoln Hall. n,
llG,h street and Third avenue. The hall was
crowded with Rnti-TnmmAny Democrats and
HSpubllcans Mr. John G. OHM presided. Col
George B webstor road set Of
To-llutlous tho principal feature Of
which war ratification and hearty
support o. the combination anti -TAmmAny
eressionM n1nlnce. the Hon. Lev T. Morton.
hr Cooper a, no next Mpyor. was Interrupted
The Hon. j {. J. Langbein said that by elect.
INK the Hon. L"vi T. Morton the Eleventh Con-
Rresslonal Dlstric would moi have representa
I've nj Wellington who would cause them 10
llush with shame. Their last representative,
BENJAMIN 4 Willis, had been tried and found
A. 'h'r ttago Of tho meeting. ths Hon. Levi +.
Morton B'mamin II. Phelps. and Rufus Is,
IIwlng nHdQ their appearance In Tho hnll and
wsf" greeted With throc rOusing che0rs. Mr.
Phaps was introduced and said that he felt
proud u the honor conferred upon him by
heinK placed In nomination by combination
xhl'h was determined TO overthrow corrupt
Iammany aud the one man power. Wh"royor
Is hal gone throughout. the city. hq had met
many and Throw John Kelly ove.boArd." 4"
lh0 indications wore that victory for the COM
binAi'pn would be the result Of next Tuesday's
1he Hon Rufus u. Cowlng next addressed
We mecilng referring 20 tho different cAndi-
ie- oi tho combination, and whenever Mr.
lonEcd chorrine Nj Morton. the Congress
lJhnl nominee said that he was not long
way nnd wherever he bad been he saw tho
Eos! unmlshkab" -igns q victory for ihe anti
Ihmmlny ticket. He felt confident thnt the
hlole ticket would be- tr' lmphhnty eleTed.
independent Democrats OF the Seventh
hss1hly Disf q held meotng u ratification
p ihe combination city ticket IN Science Hal
g4t evening. Douglas Taylor WAS Chairman.
sm9pE mo We. .rreSiTdenls 9pd sgers!sriGs
4 Ransom and Arthur Gilman. Mr. Taylor
delivered bliinR speech. each mention of the
nams oi Cooper being greeted with enthu-
M, T't Gibbons offered resolutions pledR.
9lhstioh ticket. and p Con. William " Aversl
lulAGian blower ior DlstTid Alderman.
~ keA Ayeg..! stsDged fgrEard he was
hA nrst rpe' ID ~ a candidate. Rnd no was AlHl
power Inc fI.hkinR wB continued uhlll
Their wac a rouslnR rally Of the Republican
h~ri iNipnn - ihe Seventeenth ,DititiT In the
,huf"l 10 Fi'ti'ih street. neaT Eighth avenue.
.al appaad % ihe fsiefencsS Sa c y he SpesE sEers
% NE coinlny wIihrgw Of the king and Tam
many CVl Jc"i W. Mason presided. District
hnrney Ihells ,pOko on tho financial qu9s.
iJh, - iAe DAY Ku'us Is COwlng said that ho
UNA w. canW.s-inR the. city general sen
JamnAnY Il Nis t.lt thai Cooper would give
We gf' 'i'tt nA't iaeilOn ~ the RreAtost number
o. p.Drl" ~ toying added that hs yss
,". 't.. T. iie' b. sogid p"Ei2rm i9e dn,io:
siHf Jha 0n,d iinc Coming" which WaB a.
ron luHrda, o. - when the Kl1R should De-
Y'"ilhi' "n ana tnJp"r oisNsd mayor, fn"iT
fu 'hi,' i""ibg CITY judge ana ~
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TIiE SOCIALIST PARTa.
The spsechs. =, their Ka,iaeatioa M.s,lns
Last NlHht.

The large hall In tho Gormania Assembly
Rooms WIS packed last night with working
men. mombors of the Soclalistic. Labor party,
who had met 10 ratfy tho nominations Of their
candidates. Mr.. saline. after calling the meet
ing TO order. said they had come together to
endorse not 30 much the nominations as the
principles upon which those nominations had
boon made
Mr. Robert II. Bartholemeo was elected Chair
man. and before taking his seat he called upon
the Abost speakers OF tho Republican, Demo-
cratic. and 0roonback parties 10 come upon tho
platform and enter into free discussion Of the
principles OF Socialism with himself and other
workingmen Tho vital element ~ Socialism
no said, was free speech and the opponents ~
the phrty might rest assured that they would
be treated with courtesy. At the close OF each
address this invitation WAS reiterated. but II
mot with no response
..Citlzen Henry Drury wns the first speaker,
Ho said attempts hhd beon made 10 corrupt and
purchase. members ot the, clallstlc, Labor
party. efforts were instituted 90 induce them IN
abandon their principles. They were told that
u was useless To vote for the candldatca who
had been nominated. because II would hs Inn
possible 10 elect them. IL such advice was
adopted their candidates mover would ba
elected. either next Tuesday or later. Their
opponents could not understand that they were
voting Tor an idea, nnd. knowing II 10 be right
and lusl one; lhY would support u forever.
There was no bargain 10 be- made with the Ho-
ciAlistic- Labor party. mud from the ticket which
II presented there would be- no scratching
Cltilon Drury WINS cnthu u~iastically hpplauded.
A. he snt down n ncmher In tho body Of tho
hail arose and said Mr. Chairman. ! move
that the reporters be excluded This propo-
slton WIS received with marked disnpprOval
and the Chairman said: " | can entertain no
such motion M that sir. We say or do nothing
that W. are ashamed 10 Aes printed This IL a
public meeting and nobody can DO excluded"
lApplAuse
The secretary reni sct ~ resolutions en-
brncing this That tho Government Of tho
future must bo conducted by tho worklngmen
IN the interests ofsOlidhrlty."
AlexandcI Jonas the Socialiaiic- Labor can.
didAte for Mayor. WIS then Introduced and ap.
plaudsd. lie spok" first In English and after.
ward In German. He waa proud. he said. ~
his nomination for Mayor, however hopeless II
might be ~ far NJ Immediate success was con
ceTned. Let them test their strength At the
polls. and show their opponents that the time
wa not far distant when the bOciNlistic- Labor
party would be In position 10 mako It's power
felt
Mr. Charles Southern spoke NJ tho necessity
of supporting the hocialistic- InbOf party nj tho
polls, without regard 10 its Immediate success
or failure
TGo meeting adjourned In n state Of great
CntnuBinBIn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-01
hNDERsON CONTRADIcTED.
What y. y. syPher. y. H. Maddsx. and Mr.
Gibson say Of his Last story.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct III. H. Syphcr,
whom Anderson charges ia hls afidavlt ne
having imposed on him. along with l.. l..
Weber. In the sherman Weber Anderson letter.
makes n statement to-day In which no says that
tho only truth In tho affidavit Ia whore Ander.
son swcars that no did not receive any mnney
for his evidence before the Potter Cofnmittoc.
Tho rost Mr, Syphcr denies emphniioally.
wnmsGtOs oct 81, 1873
Iiios of me- Pbhiisilh T,s.,
M lar the statements oi Jas Anderson relate 10
me. KNOW them 10 be- false III far ~ they relate to
others believe them tD be- Hlsc, A. the proper time
sl all h. glad 10 prove tins
never saw l. weber 10 know him till the day he
fFauned. nsvrt had any conversation with him IN I
met HIM !n New Orleans some time ater.
don't know Hypher lN sight | know nothing NJ
his relations with Andufsun except Whist Anr told
mo himse IN conversations occurring last tall which
began Ahd ended NY personal intercourse Win him.
JOsSrn II hApB0I
WAsmISdToN. Oct ~ Mr.. Gibson. whom
spoken e. Tits eyep,ng about james y. Ander-
sons AFFIDAVIT. said: The sLrtemcnts In his
HltdHvlt Affecting mo nr0 fnlso. | never hOnrd
Of tho things Of which he apenka until they WOr0
reported 10 mo by OthorA. 10 whom Anderson
rolntnd them. with such statements ns his fancy
suggested. coupled with threntA made by AndeT-
son thnt II no wns not paid for hiH silence he
could get all tho money hO wanted from tho
other Side. | hhd done no wrong myHGlL
know Oi no wrong done by Othnrs. ] refused to
anterinin nny proposition In nny shape TO buy
ailUugo.'
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ALMOST BfYOND BELIEE.
Ths AtrOeious Crime that 10 Reported nron
small Pennsylvania HAmIet.

PoBT JERvIs, n. Y, Oct. 3I.-A crmo per-
haps without precedent Is ,eportod hero TO-
night from Thompson. Penn. small
hamlot on tho Jefferson branch Of the Erie
Hallway. about 10 miles from this town. Tho
trustees OF a school Just outside the limits Of
tho village gathered at tho school house for
their regular injecting last Friday evening.
There was some difficulty In gcttiag the door
open. but, Rfter gaining admission tho dead
body Of Miss Alice Kennotl, the young school
teacher, was found upon tho floor. In hcr
lif"lcss hand was tightly graspod pioco Of
chalk. and on tho blackboard was written a
story almost too horrible for belief
The haploss girl had dismissed her scholars
that afternoon, and was putting tho room In
Ordor iOr the evening meeting OF tho trustees
whom two tramps suddenly entered and seized
her Hor screams could not be heard, and she
was helpless In their hands Sho must have
Threatened tho 'oundrcls with certain identin.
cation. for, with almost Incredible snyagrry.
they cut out her tongue. and left hor dying on
tho floor. Sh0 crawlod to tho black board and
with desperate strength, wrote briefly tho cir.
cumHtances OF tho terrible crime, and q minuto
description OF tbs two men. Tho room bore
evidence TINT she had made desperate
struggle
The sparse community was at once aroused.
and search begun IN cyory direction. Tho men
may escape but II thoy nre caught their pun
ishmcnt will bo instant and terrible.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-01
sELLIS0 our 10 TlM1ANY
IitiIs Prsat VIII the kinE Make Out Of his
Bargain with CsrtaIn Creenbaeksrs

For several days rumOrs have been cur
rent that Tammany had bought the GreenbaGk
organizations Thmmany agents have intlmht-
ed with an air Of mystery that before Saturday
large associations which had declared for Mr..
Cooper would 20 over to Mr. Schcll. On Mon
day night tho Blair.Connolly Greonbackcrs
withdrew Stephen u. DraRue, tholr can
d!date Tor CITY Judge. md nominated
Cunning H. Bedford. Yesiegday niIterno9n
Gons. John " Crump. Eugene Beebo, and ABOUT
u dozen other men. claiming 90 bo the Jolnt ~;
ecutiye Copmittee OF ne Carsoy .CruFp ana
Croamer. GibbOns factions u tho NMlonal
GreonLack party. met In Mr. Crump's office In
Murray street. and passed. reh0lulpnb, lfa"I
by NT. CfurBp declaring that by tho advice Of
Park tComnissi0n Conoyer they would advise
their followers 10 vote the TAmmany urket.
An hour niiiotwhLd IAtrck oneilly % and .,I Oth9r
painted upon the irnnspnfnn'y n mo WIDOWS
Of their hehdGnart"rs nj fouith avenue ana
many candldat1s except tho 4ominso foT Dls,
trir Attorney. Phesrfs 10y the rooms hiniHl
thst Sir. Bmylh had MT yet paid fpr ile paint
nccossaTy for tho inecripion y MS name
Tho Carsey- Cfump faction has be9n = Tam
many organ ilhiiOn Tor some dayh Wbhi Tam
c'nysslRp"d cpns led th@m i" join ". Cfump. fammany
man, who since no early part ,Oi no huminer
has devoted himself 20 that w.oTh. Ag"ntemAn
Hss Ternnily bonn known ~ the Shipo Labor
fatlDn. says TINT their conVerhion cont Tam
many shout itO,
MI Knlly's managers In the Assembly dis
tTictt who Know ~" strength ~ these DrGcn-
LHrkrfs IN their dlaififs. WoTn not. hnWry"f,
JubllHni Dscr Hll thls, one ~ ihnfn. VINO hhs
watched the Grcenbhck movement ~ ms CITY
sinco II brgan. sad thm tl" prgnnzaiiHns which
d@llyrf 5l1 y1p.s Their londrrs Who mndr
tha lArVhin." ha eontinu"d, haye br'h pom.
lcnl pirikofs for yenIs. They make money
euable them ~ I've WlthDIt work fgr Tow
m,.eks. aud during tho rert Oi ihe, yehr
tlsy get % meetings 10 demand WORK Tor ~"
uurtnploytd wDfkiugfnen. Thcy sold Oul thoir
@aI Iidnis Tor InyDr]n 1916 and Peter CGopor
In WIG Why, w $40 HE leader oi ono ~ lhHs9
rtg ylls ia the X. 1th Assembly District employed
md pAld uith Mr. COopef'h money ~ in"n %
niifhi ~ tho ~ olGflDn booths, agd EG ~ hr.
(tliprf o vfytrs In tho entir0 dintrlH. They are
uDdileal bummeTs who have DesL brought into
DJiOrl'ty this year by their dlgRfncsiul mfs NJ
disOrdf fly ms'6ings. Few o. them can psll now
Iois on slsctOn day. apd yst they talk q how
many vOtos tbSJ eaa deliver W oApaIootS'
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uon day. Nndto appoint visllant inspectors TO
guard the OerMRn vote
i"ry full German vote haa boon rogla,crcd
much larger than In tho past and OF this vote
not l.as thnn aovun.righlha In expected tn bo
anti .Tammany. Reports from thc various dls.
trlcts are of tho moet encouraging character.
One of tho mOat Influential German "a.
aorintions IN tho city ia that of tho housO
owners and taxpayers, II controle, directly
and indirectly. thousands ~ votes Their Gem
trial Committee has endorsed the nntl.Tnm-
many combination County tlckot upnnimously.
m In thc Seventh Congressional Dis'rlct-tho
Tenth. Eleventh, and Seventeenth Wards
Edwin Einatein. the combination candidate 10
rapidly drawing ahead OF Anthony Elckhoff
the TammNny man. He Ia making an ox,raor.
dinary canvass, aud his succcss means that of
the anti. Tammany county ticket also. Einetoin
cmploye In hia cigar factory 200 mon. whoae
zoalous eectionecring In his behalf Hhowa his
popularity with them. HIS workmon have
mover struck. oven Mt n timo when there wore
few Cigar manuiActoriea where the men were
not on strike, Tho laborlng .clnsscs Of tho
whole dis!gict are being carried for him by the
good will that his employcce show Tor him.
There were ovurhowing 0crmnn meetings to
rAtlty the nnu-TammRnY combination uckot
uptown and ON the west Hldc last night Thia
oVonin tho cast side will be alive with them
aud All tho German speakers whom II has been
possible 10 impress are engaged for then.
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Wno ~ TO BLASE 1UIs 1IMEy
a Maa with - Fractured skUI Thrust int .
CsII-srAtsRes sAd Dssth.

Onlcer Patrick Barnwell ~ the Oak street
police station hrrGstod on tuesday n man In
Pearl street whom he took 10 the police station
and lockod up. but who could not give his namO
nor any account " himself Before Justice
Murray IN the Tombs Police Court the man was
Arralgned m John Dos. nnd tho OfIlcor swOrO
that ho "entered several stores In Pearl streot.
refusing b. leave them. and caused a crowd oi
people 10 collect by reason Of his disOTdarly
conduct" While ~ court ihe man complained
Of his right leg pnining him, acted ~ 4 Wild
sort ~ way and gave evidence R9nOrnlly Of be-
Ing intOx IcntSd. Justice Murray suspended tho
regular order ~ doing business 10 got some
thing ont Of tho man, but tho Ofiicer said he
went straight enough until arralRnod. and In
from his pOtatiOns Justice Murray nl longth
committed him for AiH npnihS IN default u
400 bail Tho Justice told OfIlceT IInrnWell the
man needed medical aid hnd 10 say 80 when he
took him down ~ tho cells. This the Oflieer
failed ~ do. but Keepers Lynch nnd O'Brlen
who received him HnW that he wis "a BIGk man
and they put him In the hospital cell
Warden Iinn oIRnilnrd tls mnn ana sent Tor
Dr. Hardy, the CITY Physician, who ghy0 II ~
hls opinion thnt tho prihOn1Ts hkull WAb frnc-
tuTcd The man VIM then taken " bellevue
H0spitAl, IIe died yeHtefday morning ~ n
and hS wis n printer liyinR IN brooklyn.
The fracture IN said ~ hRy0 boon n large ono.
and Il was said ~ Do incOmpTrhenalbo why hG
could pass amy police Dfilrer Of even very slight
e1perlence without II being discovered. An In
1urst hnS boon ordered. How tho man got Tho
wound IN mo-. known, for lao WIS ut no Time able
WINS convinced something allied the man.
nnld Jusilcs Murray. Hnd fOr lhht TrhHDn took
particular pDlDs ~ examining him.