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corresponsal dd T'ttd5es enl Beflihp hpGaSsee Gasee.
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Entfe .dih hxH nfSNan 0nlmos que
BcibifAUssieasia .diarianten.e, suelen
Rgag .aIgynqs beHeyoleos, ( de- preteh-
dSss1susoRip teressi nnestr0s,i ,ideDup-
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Praciones, 6 invitasiaoaes secupar-
! ps '7dgo ASHhy6s 9H8 ddde no tenemps
9nstanciaa nrliinganna-Alguuos vienen
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as ali; aeaas a5,'ieS pieSrdan lastifhosamente
J tempo Y los settftos; debemos ha-
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Fefnaddo,A. de- MdrihojLAJ Jose oDarrhtero. !
Joss P~RettssA aJesus' M ari& 42olD /
Miguel SEefaa faHkisc6 r. ft4fHahtfeeva. :!
Lorenzo Medesto.--Mareeline Rega--Pedrl
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Dougal.
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/ HAKT. SID q sInaz: MQlAiAlELa Lacfoi
ELubin.-Mr William Cox Mr. Victor Favk kls
+ ! PoRTAU Prince ASrl D. "Bareau.
/ 1 AzUA.zxSSr. D. Jose CALLAHAN BoniEA,s1
5 Lei UATEcEs -Sr D. Pablo 'Polahco.
I 4 CHiUlGo Lsdessrs Jalio M: -Ayef;9n7fSa
E D0AtEcAs- sSW illiam MSein4Te EsqrBA
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fropos que agradecemos y no merecomos
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Auna verdad que no podra oscurecer ;
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The New York herald., 1879-10-15
THE wEsTCHEsTER BURGLARIEs.
| CAPTURE OF WASHINGTON wooDwoRTH IN BAL
| TIMoRE-HE Is COMMITTED FOR ExAMINA-

CAPTURE OF WASHINGTON WOODWORTH IN BAL
TIMoRE-HE Is COMMITTED FOR ExAMINA-
TIoN.
Captain Mangin, Chief of the Yonkers police.
on Monday of last week made up his mind to
ferret out and capture some Of the burglars
who have recently been operating extensively in
that village. Mount Vernon. Pelham. New Rochelle.
White Plains and other places in westchester
county. After examining the residence Of Rev. DR..
Scudder. pastor Of the Methodist Church at Mount
Vernon, which was entered and robbed of about
$500 worth OF silverware, he visited young Hubbard
now confined in the County Jail at White
Plains several times, and managed to obtain
some valuable points from him in regard to
his alleged confederate, Washington Woodwork
With the information thus acquired and other hints
Captain Mangin. accompanied by Detective Dorcey
of this city, started for Baltimore Saturday last
i'll search OF Woodworth. who was finally captured
ut an eating saloon and lodging house, at No. So
South Howard street. kept by Frenchman
named Andre Viancs There Woodwork passed
under the OF Arthur Watson. and was captured.
His wife, very intelligent and ladylike person. is
living with her brother, Mr.. Henry Schumacher at
No. 440 East Fayette street. where her husband is
allowed to visit ler. She has, however been in
frequent communication with him and met him oc-
casionally elsewhere. The following is a copy Of
letter written by Mrs. Wcodworth to her husband:-
NEw York. July.
DEAR wAsnIE-By the time you receive this shall
be ss o sw o ns ssen a %
not make up my mind until to-day have chance Of
fSs Eo1a tho S0p Ssoys ' sake to aHe and think ys yoa
viii along better without for we are no hop
another and think you would strive to get work IL
were not 81 You need worry about for
shall nice respectable home, Arthur will have
ali he would have liked again,
but thought 1t best for both not shall teach
Arthur his and will send you his
have one taken shall pray for you
ss ss's& still see s s
bat forget you let baby and
must say a long good bye Ever yours.
BLANCHE
S-Do for your chd's sake try % do well. he will
old enough toak about you. and what shall say
to him then! have tried my best for you do
do mor v GOOD bye and God bless Won nd
give you courage to do we'll u.
Woodwork taken to Yonkers curly yesterday
afternoon. and thence before Justice Mcclellan
for examination. The prisoner is the son
OF the late Judge William w. Woodwork,
who tho owner OF Washing tons
headquarters at Yonkers, familiarly known as the
Manor House, and now converted into the City Hall.
Judge Woodworth also owned considerable land ia
that city, now mostly covered with fine residences
and stores. He a heavy contractor ut one time
and built portion Of the Hudson River Railroad.
The New York herald., 1879-10-15

vate box. Upon being questioned concerning the
he at first refused to talk the subject. but
upon being informed that the reporter knew all
about it, he verified the statements made above
Harry Webb and Mike Burns were also questioned
ON the subject. and said that IL true.
1t is said good authority thar Aaron lost some
thing like $4,000 IN betting against Howard getting
second place.
s.Did Aaron approach you while you were on the
track and ask you hold back? asked the reporter
of Howard.
'sOh! what's tho use? There's no necessity OF
putting any thing in the papers about it.. It'll only
make Barney down on me-. answered the Glen
Covte.
At five o'clock Howards friends suggested that ne
return to the Putnam House. At the suggestion ne
took sheet OF paper from the table and wrote let
tor to the proprietor of the house that nc wouu
no further use tor his room. He Is now stopping
with friend in the city and will remain here until
his feet which are badly swollen. get better. AT
the Putnam House they We're unwilling 10 say any
thing about the affray.
The New York herald., 1879-10-15
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt ChevsIier. Of the steamer schiedam (Dutch)
from Rotterdam has our thanks for special
observations made in connection
service.
STEAMER SAN SALVADOR, from Havana. engaged In the
inst. put in for repairs
BRIO Grc HARRs, from Boston Pensacolx ashore
Cape Carnavera was visited by Thos Ellis OF yhe
underwriters no reports having found plank bored by
auger the log fasfed thore having gale and
only - inches of water in tho mold
ScHR WEEKS, before reported sunk in Chesapeake
Bay aud subsequently, raised has boen towed to Baltimore
for repairs.
Ing cargo, onethrd having got Monday night
1t expected that the vessel would aoat yesterday
morning 1t the weather continued good.
ALExASpnA, Oct i3-schr Maid of the MIST from Balti-
moro, Is ashore at Jones' Point.
iauNcE-rhs % new threemasted schr Fostna, being
built by Capt Coombs. and nearly completed will be
launched Oct - At Camden No. She is of the finest
scLooners built In Camden Sho Is named for the wfc
OF her master, Capt Philbrook
LAuScnED.-Bath. Ne, Oct 14-D Blaisdoll to-day
launched schooner OF ST. tons burden The vessel IL
not yet named.
Goss Sawyer to-day launched schooner Of 6S7 tons
burden; The vessel Is named Bertha Walker. and is
owned by several parties In Taunton Mass Capt Al
exander 4 Burt. who will command her.
The New York herald., 1879-10-15
FOREIGN PORTS.

CAILAo Sept l0-Arrivod ship Naiad (Br), Smith San
Francisco; barks Woosung (Bfj Fisher do; 18th Evie
Reed, Rairdon. kangoon; 10Th, Clara. Nichols sydney,
sailed 18th bark Camilla Johnson rquiquc; 10th. ship.
Cambridge Brl. Hill, Lobos dc Afucra; Mainbar (isr)
Hgn,pton Roads
In port sept 25. ship jeremiah Thompson Kirby for
Mejillones 10 load Tor Falmouth Colorado
graham for Chncha Islands aad Maurtus; bnrks Mary
Leo tBr' Pcarson Tor soloyeny to load for New
,,CArE aArixs,, Oct o-saiIsd. schr l. NJ Donovan.
Blake. Chester, Pa.
In Oct T. chr Lavina Bell Bayics from New York
arrived LIST, 70 sail about 10th on her roturn
CHATHAM NIB Oct ll-Cloared, barks Cupola (Nor) Jor
Cleared 18th. bark President svcrdrup tNor) Joachcn
son. Dublin. '
Arrived 18th, barks Eugouic (swc, Evcnsen IIavre;
io,hair Br Hollywood. Belfast; Gladstone tBr Davies.
HAVANA. Oct Tin port bark Daring Anderson New
York: schr LIN Knowles. Tibbctts for do.
Arrived iitl steamer MORO Castle. Reed Now York.
HALIFAX. Oct 14-Sniled, steamer Itibcrnlnn tBr),
Archer from Batimorc &c Liverpool via - Johns NJ
MiKA1oAsE Oct DIN port, brig Mary stone. wilson.
from ~ Thomas arrived sept 49, for New York or b"ron
idE to SAL about tho lOth. Ill ,
MONTREAL. Oct f2Arrived steamers WaIdcnsIan, Lcsal
iais. GLASGOW 18th, NJ Curtis. Young. Swanson
sailed 18TH barks Matda Octave. fcltier Montevtdeo;
Louis Martinez, Britton. Qucenstown. ,,,
IANAhA, sept 3O-Arrivcd, steamer Hondurns Huss'''
Champcrico.
Sailed sopt 20. steamer Salvador, Pitts. Champerco
.QJkDAc Oct i3-Arrved, steamers Iowick LOT
Montreal; desmond, Batt Sunderland, Tor 10; Ihnmes
simpson London; ship Arran. Duinaresq do; bark Con
dor, Christensen, Bremcn.
cleared iS,h, steamer Corinthinn. Barrett glasgow
Went ty 18Th, steamers Corintsn bernard vs.tlo
Corsoa, Lake Winnipeg, aud bseokiyn; shp civ oAon'
trsal: bark Flora.
The New York herald., 1879-10-15
RIGHTS OF TICKET HOLDERS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON, N. j., Oct. IA, 1s


TRENTON, N. j., Oct. IA, 1879.
An important decision rendered to-day in the
Mercer County Circuit Court by CHIEF Justice
Beasley which interests railroad travellers Dennis
Roe appeared as plaintiff against George Melick.
conductor and the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
defendants, In q suit for $4,000 damages for
trespass The plaintiff alleged that February IL
last he purchased excursion ticket from
Greensburg to Philadelphia, and the following
day he returned from the latter city to Trenton,
where after stopping or he boarded way train for
Creensburg at seven o'clock in the evening. The
conductor along took his ticket aud carried 1t
Off He camo back soon after and talked about it,
and after passing the asylum station he de-
manded a iare Of twenty-five cents, saying the
ticket was not good. Plaintiff refused pay
nient, and thereupon the conductor stopped
the train and put him of between the two
stations about eight hundred yards from the asylum
and three miles from Greensburg lie was COM
PEELED to walk home after the conductor ret used to
run the train back to the station Hence the suit,
which based on the construction of the law that
the ticket good. and that the conductor should
have put him off ut q station. After the plaintiff
closed his case tho counsel for the defendants
moved for IA ronsuit, the ground that
there were printed stipulations on the ticket
which said 1t should be used only on continuous
train and stop off nuliitic the ticket; also that
the plaintiff not put OF az dangerous place;
the law only requiring that when passenger is put
oil near n dwelling house or within short distance of
station no action for damages stand. The Chief
Justice sustained these vicws and granted
suit saying tho plaintiff. IL ho desired, would DO
granted u rule to have the matter reviewed by the
Sliprenle Court.
The New York herald., 1879-10-15

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The New York herald., 1879-10-15
SPIRITUALISM EXPOSED.

A '.MEDIuM' DETECTED PERsoNATINa THE
SPIRIT OF AN INDIAN currF-GREAT con-
sTERxArroN AMONG THE BELIEVERS.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. Oct. IA. 1879.
Last Saturday Webster Eddy Zone OF tho celebrated
Eddy Brothers, of vermont), and his sistor, Mary
Eddy Huntoon. to this village for the purpose
of holding number of spirtualistc seances. They
held their rst Saturday evening, at their board
ing house on State street. to which several of our
prominent citizens invited. among them
the Rev. DIR. Osborn, pastor Of tie Baptist
Church. On Sunday evening they held their
second meeting ut the residence of Mr..
Sherwin. in Houghtonvilie. Monday evening
they held their third aud, II ia hoped, their last
in the village. The Spiritualists of North Adams
embrace large number OF influential citizens, such
as John II. Arnold, candidate for Lieutenant Gov
ernor ON the Butler ticket last year; sheriff Hodp-
kins. Contractor Shcrwin and Others of prom
inence The better portion OF the community had
become somewhat disgusted with these spiritual
manifestations as well with their dem orazinu
ELECTS upon those who believed In them, and IL was
decided tc expose the Eddys IL possible. A COM
mittee OF fifteen, with the Rev. pr. Osborn NJ tHnr
head. undertook to detect the trick. and to caary
out their plans they arranged every minute par.
ticuar carefully. Oicer Joel T.. Hunter and sheriff
Il. q. Walden were engaged to stand outside the
door aud To enter at the instant their should
be called to arrest the medium. Mrs. untoon. John
II. hlabbett was the man selected to seize the
dium on her appearance ny spirit.
SPIRIT MATItRrAIIzED.
At length she came out in the guise of an Indian
chief. Mabbctt jumpcd for her. grasped her by
both wrists and held her tightly. Her brother, who
was sitting near. endeavored to release her. but
Mabbett hung on and called the officers. III an in-
slant the door opened, dark lantern pre-
ssnted by Officer Walden and the whole matter
exposed. Oficer Walden had u warrant in his
possession Tor the arrest of Eddy and AIRS. Huntoon