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ARREST OF THE MAN, WHO CRACKED JAMES
CENAvN's SKULL--Yesterday, Officer Barry, Of
the South Washington precinct, arrested Dennis
Collett the colored coal HEAVIER who struck Jas.
noon and afterwards escaped. He was locked
up at the list precinct station house. Cenavin Is
thought to be mortally injured, his skull being
fractured.
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Sl,375.s7 Fronts i'm 80 Days.
What SO has done In Wall street by legitimate
Stock Speculat1ons. Pamphlet explaining every
thing sent free. SIMPSON & Co., - Exchange
Place, New York. o2SI;
HKM0RRHoIDs certainly cured by Barlett's
Pile SuppOsitOsy. s'The Old Doctors Legacy" q
pamphlet on the disease and treatment mailed
free, OF On receipt of 81 currency or stamps) a
box Of II SuppOsitOrieS and the book will be
mailed. Sold by druggists. Address Bartlett
Co., SIS Hilbert street, Phtla. 1O,15-Wa1O
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EST OF THE MAN, WHO CRACKED JAMES

LATRoBEs ranges and furnaces repaired
promptly and guaranteed, at Geo. E. Gartrell's,
SIS 18th st. NV, between II and l.
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LECTURE AND ENTERTAINMENT by the Potomac
Fruit Growers ASS )CiatiOn at Tallmadge Hall
Tuesday evening, Nov. 4th. Admittance free. t
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~ FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
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AT LINCOLN HALL,
MONDAY EVENING, November Sd, 1879.
ARTISTS:
Madame SELIKA;
Miss ADDIE G. SMITH, (of Boston)
Miss LENA MILLER;
Miss AMELIA L. TILGHMAN;
Mr.. 8. WILLIAMS;
Mr.. r. w. TOMPKINS;
Mr.. W. T. BENJAMIN.
C. A. FLEETWOOD, Director.
Admission, so cents; Reserved Seats, IS cents;
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stopped by the dogs, but taken away from them
before any harm was done,
FAIR NOTES.
A mounted knight to-day, while riding outside
track, galloped over three children, breaking the
leg OF one OF them.
l. 1t was estimated that there were 1000 people
on the grounds at noon.
Some persons INDUCED in glass-ball shooting
is dangerous sport.
DR.. r. M. Evans, superintendent Of poultry
department, complains that in our report yes
terday we credited to another person his contri-
button, viz: One pair each Of black, white, blue.
yellow and red fantailS.
the board OF directors to-day by Chairman VIII
son, of the art committee who made very
happy speech.
NEXT WEEKS TROTTTNG RACES
On Monday the trOtttng meeting, which will
continue four days, will begin. There will be
two races each day except Wednesday. when an
additional race between the famous PAGERS vii
take place for 81 900. On Monday the $3.50 and
2:19 classes will trot. There are eight horses
entered in each race
A CASE OF INTEREsT.-One of the cases to be
disposed of at this term of the U. s. Supreme
Court is the case Of Hallet Kilbourn VS. the
Speaker and Sergeant-at-Arms OF the House Of
Representatives. Mr.. Kilbourn, it will be re-
membered, refused to exhibit the private books
and papers OF his firm to the Glover investigat
Ing committee, and was thereupon declared I'm
SohoSiuPo dHu III Iiic jan VI
the District of Columbia" for some six weeks
and until he was discharged by Chief Justice
Cartier upon writ of hdbedsco1pns. Mr.. Kill
bOurn brought suit for 81 900 damages for false
imprisonment, and the case is now before the
Supreme Court for decision upon the question
of legal authority OF one branch of Congress to
arrest and imprison private citizen not charged
with violating any law OF the land. The dect
sion, 1t Is claimed, will settle the question
whether private citizen in no way connected
with Legislation has any rights which a Congress
sional Investigating committee is bound to re-
spect The old constitution provides that no
person shall be deprived OF life, liberty or prop
erty without due process OF law.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
A PRELIMINARY BIT or gIYTER.

RED BANK. n. j., Oct. 26.-At 3 a. IN. yes
terday morning tue Thermometer at this place marked
26o and at day break 27o Ice formed all the small
ponds in the vicinity. At Toms River the ice
sud as 10 req fore brtaa II. On Thursday
the thermometer marked 75' Friday night IL dropped
10 23o.
PETERSBURG, Va. Oct 2e-The first TO- and The heavi
est frost the rcertble In many places
iu this vicinity yeserday morning. II is feared that
great damage has been done 10 the tobacco crop. The
weather is very cold.
RICHMOND. Va. oct 26-Ice from quarter 10 half an
inch thick formed yestcr day morning. The theI-
InOmeier sunrise WAS down tO 3Oo.
MONROE La, Oct 26-Ihere have been white fr0sts
throughout this section very thin ice formed IN
many places The is very clear and cold enough
for other frOsts
DALLAS Texas. Oct. 20.-There heavy frost here
Yesterday morning
MEADvILLE. Penn, Oct 2G-snow has fallen here TO
the depth Of twelve inches.
PoU0HKEEPsIE, Oct. 26-The Catskill Mountains were
covered with yesterday. Snow squalls have pre-
vailed along the river.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
WASHINGTON NOTES.

MAsHINGTON, Oct 20, ic15'
n.u'anln T. Green. Naval Professor OF Mathematics
WITH tue re atlve rank OF Commander OF the United
tiates Navy was retired yesterday being over sixty
tNp AeaIr Of
An Cd ~. Jones has been appointed Collector OF ihtf-
nd Revenue Tor the Third District OF Illinois. vice
Adm Nu-e deceased. Luccn Il. CrOoker has been al-
POINTED Collector ~ Internal Revenue for the Second
Jsinct OI Illinois, wee ". Is. Allen, deceased.
Revenue Agent Latham, of the Second Alabama Dis
tCt. writes: For the laot TWO or three months Gov
tDment witnesses been whipped In TWO cascs un-
nerculy One Of them was finally hanged. but cut
a. aiD informed ana believe, another was shot and
hlled"
fhe Sunday Gazette. OF this city democratic news
paper published article to-day counselling Southern
members OF the party tie assembling OF Congress,
O. present and pass bill creating the Office Of Captain
General wild salary ample TO maintain the dignity Of
the station aud declare aim GencIui-luC hicI the
Army during nie.
Another Oi the Investigations OF the Democratic Con
gess has proved unsuccessful The House Banking and
Currency Committee during the last week has been iu.
yestgatng the ardrs OF tie German National nE Of
Chicago. Ine committee cannot discover any rvifeuer
Of N.gguary or 1uprOpeT act- boy COYcInmtn officers
u CONNECTION with that bank
Information has come here puIporting TO proceed
uom the central onioe Of the National Bell Telephone
Company N Boston 70 the effect that the National Bell
selepb0ne Company will hereafter conducf the bns 10.
sAeausSey ~ all cltcs, the rivals having agreed tO
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
FOREIGN NOTES.

Lord Beaconsfcld promises 10 attend the Lord
MAYORS banquet IN London on November 10.
Tie chicf of police az Moscow HIS agreed with the
military authorities to organize a system Of military
night patrols To cooperate with che police IN preventing
dlstIrJa
The ROumanian Senate has passed the bill for q
vision OF the Cnntifutiun-the the relief OF
tile Jew6-bY n large majority.
The Emperor William General MOltke and all the
Ministers and Ambassadors now IN Berlin present
al funeral cf the late Minisicrv Won BiilOw. "a
Henry Labouehcre. Of truth. VINO requested
has refused 20 de- SO.
The amount received at the Vatican for Peters
pence thus far this year Is considerably larger than at
the same time last year.
II il estimated Parts that the deficit in the sugar
beet crop this year viii amount to between % and 90
per cent as compared with that Oi last year.
Advces from Cape Town say that he Executive Coun-
cll Of the Tran-vaal consists Of LeutenantG
a COmmanGant OF tie troops, a Colonial secretfry an
Attorney General and Secretary OF Native Affairs.
SignOr FopOli. Trieste banker, committed
sucide the 10Th inst because he unable to fuln
$4,000. HIS assets viii yield only 80 cents on the
dollar.
General Cough commanding the forces along the line
of communications, has arrived at Shuar Gardan FROM
Jelaiabad He met Wit, OrpD-ifIcn lie VIII bring
away all the stores. and the Kuram Valley route will
be closed for the Winter.
The crew OF the schooner Harriet Brewslcr. Captain
Frederic lsen. from NewYori for Bordeaux which
seen abandoned at September 20. landed here
by tie American ship plymouth Rock, Captain Bfning
ham, from NeWYoIk September H. which arrived here
on the 2lst instant.
The Standards dispatch from Berlin an
nounces that the discovery OF liberal League among
the students OF the University at Kasan. Russia, led 10
a sanguinary conflict between the military and the peo
pe who would not allow the students To be arrested
Aiter "a Ion aed fire the rioters were dispersed
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
OVERLAND TRAINS DETAINED

sAS FRANcIsco. Oct. 26;-Qyerland trains were
oBJE, TION MADE TO BLAIKIE.
RocnEsiER, ~ Y, Oct. 26-Clarlrs l.. Courtney
has agreed to HaDan. but Lis friends object TO Blake
fueree' wAGING WAR on P0LYGAMY.
OcDrN Itah. Oct 2D-Ihp Grand Jury at Salt
s.ri AZ vork on povramv cases IL is reported
tnst they have large number o Indictments Tor the next
court AN INCREASE OF CAPITAL TO 100000
AIBANY ~ X 0cI W o., e Staf n.,9 tin' nsuT
carry vote OF the drectr- 10 Increase s capital
AID FoR ARcHBIsHoP PURCELL
PrIER-BUEG. Va. Qct; % COLLECTION was
eat OF Archbishop Purcell Of Cincinnati The contributions
aggregated 800.
CINcINNAII. Oct. 26-ln order e.. test the qucs-
tiou tie church property formerly held by Arch
pssS nsassd oy John SisnaiI as,sneY sui Has
MR. BLAKE UNMOLEsTED.
Nrw-II AvFN. Conn. Oct. 26.-Ihe wife Of Thos.
Blake ekanor Of Yale Soise received postal card from
T s ys yno o g s cara card in r o1 Ss s being 8oSbed Lie
THE LUMBER TRADE ACTIVE.
OTTAWA. Oct. 26-Owing To the scarcity Of logs
The Lumbar active that in addition 10 the um
shipped boats ana barges 100 cars day cave here
" 'A''''- FoOTBALL MATCH AT BOSTON.
BOsTON, Oct. 26--A match game Of football,
played YESTERDAY between the Harvard College Club and
tho BIiauna CLUB OF Montreal result IN iaNr Of the lar
the britannia Club
AwALKiNG.MATCH on THE IRON PIER
IONG BRANCH. y. j.. Oct. Do here was four
enhours king match on the Iron pier ye,smay The sT
|
a plank RunIalo with score o. 40
mites. Dunn made as miles, Carroll "a. and buxton oy
All are from Asbury Para.
AvIcroRY WON BY HARD WORK
BosroS, Oct. 26-l he eights OF the upper three
day Tie senior had three member, Of the varsity
crew among them. bu the uOr beat hem bV two lei gths
ia The scphomores three lengns behind the
seniors juniors working hard for this victory
BASE BALL IN SAN FRANCISCO.
San FRANCISCO, Oct 2O.-lhc League Chicago
whIe stockings club PLAYED Two games Of bsss ball here
ycterlav. At lie Recreation Grounds they defeated the
Mutual Ciub by II 10 At Oakland 1900 pesons
witnessed them ana the Oakland Club.
The he ding aud batting Of the Chicagos was the beat
the grounds and they defeated their strong
nents a OF l5 too
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
wASHNGToYs NEW ASPIRATIONS:
.
LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS HAVING DONE THEIR WORK.
IHE CITY NOW AIMS AT COMMERCIAL IMPORT
ANCE.

local IMPROVEMENTS HAVING DONE THEIR WORK,
IHE CITY NOW AIMS AT COMMERCIAL IMPORT
ANCE
lRY TELEGRAPH TUE TRisrNEl
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-The beginning of the war
found Washington in the condition of an overgrown
and untidy country village. Her streets were un-
1aved and dusty. Her business places were small
and poorly supplied. Her private dwellings were
anfique and cOmfOrtlcss. There was little besides
The public buildings. hotels and boarding-houseS to
boast of. a muddy aud unsightly ditch called "The
Canal passed directly in front of the National Cap
itoand divided the town into two sections. Swamps
and bush-grown meadows began only few squares
from Peunsylvanla-ayc. and extended 10 the circle
of hills a mile away at the North, and to the
Potomac on the South.
Washington is now one Of the handsomest cities
IN the world As far looks arc concerned, she has
no cause 10 be ashamed Not a vestige Of the canal
exists. L. Its place there runs through the city Il
Wide and smoothly paved avenue. The swamps of
old are now covered with fine private residences
TIE places of business of all kinds compare favora-
ly with the best to he found IN Northern cities.
Itisdcsigned that a new and different epoch shall
I,e,u m Washington next Tuesday and that with
the beginning OF the National Fair, Washington
shall make her formal entry into the sisteihood OF
commercial and industrial centres. The enterprise
isof a uernanent character, and its managers viii
Hereafter plDNloc an hhuIdi ti'i'iNh"'A9 ''-'
lluron Ot the products of the industry Ol ins ana
oti-r cities. Elaborate and expensive arrangements
have been made for the opening OF the iair ana the
fist dav will he observed both at the departments
md by private business houses as hohual' n+
elcr feature viii be an immense procession through
tic city in which the industries are 10 have typ-
esi representation and the military and ire depai i
Ment will take paIt. Ibc iair eIouiuh AT" l"V
acle. in extent They within n Ii hours diiVe
al tle Capltol. CommOdiOus buildings for the III
dustrial exhibition have been erected, and many
es,iltsblnrnt, IN Northern aud Western critics have
ti.ady placed exhibits " thel' manufacture III pc
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
ANOTHER AFGHAN ATTACK.
BRITISH FORCES IN GREAT PERrL-THE AFGuANs

PROBABLY DIspFRsrD.
LONDON. Monday. Oct. 27. 1879.
dispatch to The Standard from Kushi says
" General Coughs brigade has arrived here to sue
cor the force holling the intrenched camp at
Snutargarlan, the commander of which
reports thaf he is surrounded by thousands
OF Mongo's He signal, that lie can
hold bis own. But from the heavy lining it is clear
he is hotly engaged. General Cough viii march
for Shniargarien tomorrow (Mondayl. Ii the
position should prove uMtcnaJle 10 Viii bs evacu-
aed. but If the enemy di prrS' the force VIII re-
main at Shntlrpa,den aud General Coughs bri-
padc return 10 CabHl."
: Nabui dsrl-ch o. he s.mr paper states that
Tie Kotwal OF Cabul and foar others have been
hangrl for completely IN tnn massacre OF the British
Lnhassy. There has been fighting between All
kheyI ana ShutarpaTdan. in winch tie
enemy was defeated with heavy loss, and
Communications nave since been reopcned
pANGTE PROBABLY AYrrTLD.
TIE lqilg Acrs's Cabul dispatch says the tribes
winch were investing Shutargarlan, have dis
pcrscd.
Shutargardan or Camcls Pass, is on the
road by wnicn General Roberts advanced on Cabul II
s crdggv region and almost Inaccessible conveys in
hlIteI IL rs about forty miles southeast OF CabuL
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
THE YELLOW FEVER AT IN END.
MEMPHIS THROWN OPEN TO ABsENTErs AND TRAY
ELLFRs.

MEMPHIS THROWN OPEN TO ABsENTErs AND TRAY
ELLERS
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 26.-The following
official announcement has been made Dy the Board OF
Health declaring the epidemic ended:
Owing to the fall OF temperature within the past thee
days having been good frOsfS with prospect
IA continuation of cold weather, the Board Of Health
hereby declares the epidemic OF 1879 at end. nnd
announces that there Ii lie danger 10 be apple
heuded yellow by aLsentcs other pcrsons
coming into the city, provided the ms published
ca September % nave been compiled with In gard
the ventilation of houses bedding, clothing, etc IL
takes this advise the Ope their return
10 avoid infected places. There few OF yell
low lever yet IN the city anu few may vet de-
veop hut by ordinary prudence there is no danger OF
the disease now spreading from that source.
by order OF the Board of Health
j. CHANDLER, NJ. d.. Secretary.
Another heavy frost fell Friday night forming thin
coating of ice pools OF water In the suburbs. Their
mometcr placed by the Signal Service officer the
ground rs a test marked 32lso at a. II. Boats and
trains now arriving.
The total number OF yellow fever reported for
orcd, 1O) number OF cases to date, l,JII The
number deaths yellow fever for thc week
II (wnites. II cO!ored, - The total % date 10
47O.
Aoout 200 sbsentees returned this afternoon via the
mo dcal corps tomorrow. The weather 10 cloudy.
CINCINNAII, Oct. 2O.-Abcut htty Men,phians nave
left Tor since The Ouucement OF. tue eud Of the
z esldemc. There about $50 vet here.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
A ROBINSON ADDRESS ISSUED.

An address has just been issued by the Roll
inson State Committee at the st. James Hotel In which
IL Ia claimed that with earnest united effort success
certain They apNaal TO all citizens who
chiefly for the gooC government OF the State ami
the welfare Of all It's people, TO work together to insure
q continuance OF aud frugal rule IN State AFFAIR."
The address that /" tho reforms when
have reduced taxes and cheapened living.
are beginning to confer the esings OF prosperity
all classes, alike the farmer and the mechanic
The election OF Cornell" II is declared would lead to
reversal of this policy, aud speedy re-
turn 10 the loose methods and eIravagancee OF former
years. 1t further asserted that "he fact ia well
recognized that thousands Of Republicans who care
moro for good government than for partisan triumph
would depore. and will oppose his election The cor
test is between the people and the rings. Either
tae people will triumph In the reelection
OF Robinson or the rings viii win by
Comel's success. Every vote for any other can
didatc is direct contribution toward the latter
result" The Committee says. also; 1.-THE re-
ports which have come 10 us from every quar-
ter leave the issue longer doubtful.
Let the remaining work the be TO insure such
majority shall teach leaders in both parties tDat at
teDon TO the interests OF the people, rather than 10 the
demands Of politicians. IS the only road to party tr-
unDh."
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
EXCITEMENT IN CoNsTAyTNoPLE.

The Standards Vienna correspondent reports
that prevail there OF great excitement IN Con-
stannope consequence plaoards being posted in
citing the inhabirants To revolt.
Ahmed ve1k Pacha has gned the Goyenorship
OF Broussa Baron Ring, tho French representative in
Roumea has been attacked aud robbed By brlgsuds In
Macedonia.
It Is believed that Midhat Pacha, having received sat
sfactory explanltion from the Porte Will withdraw
his resignation
The Ottoman Minister OF Foreign Affairs has ad-
dressed note t. the Powers pointing out that the de-
nnnds exceed the frontier line indicated the
Treaty OF Berlin. Tue Greeks laid detail their
frontier Inc at Fridays sitting of the Commission,
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
lrawn 457 o. Besides these So S47 IL
Was embezzed from the Savings Institution.
THE UTES GIVE UP THE CAPTIVES.

MRS. MEEKER AND HER DAUGHrER AND Mrs
PRICE AND HER TWO CHILDREN now SAFE IN
THE CAMP OF GENERAL MERRITT.
RAwLINs, Wy. T., Oct. 26-A courier from
General Merritts camp. White River, reports that
General Charles Adams came into General Nerritrs
camp the morning OF the 24ih with the women ard
children OF The Meeker Price families. The cspvcs
were unharmtd not having been suDi to any insult
or injury. The Indians they desire peace and claim
u have been forced the present outbreak. Terms
Of surrender have been forwarded TO Washington.
Scout p Moon came into camp on tho 2it He had
been attacked by q dozen Indians and cOrrslled all
night, escaping with difficulty.
The camp surrounded by small bands OF Indians.
who running If horses and lying I'm wait for strag
glcrs. hsht reported the old battle ground on
MIX Creek between the Utes aud rancbemen. No par
tculars have been received as vet.
a pscs ram Win supplies reached Merrlips command m
on lie ZZi The cOlnnand Is very nucD IN noel OF
kinds o supplies. Another TAX will De held with the
Indians IN a few days.
THE REPORT OF GENERAL ADAMS.
WASHINGTON Oct. 26.-G neral Adams telegraphs
from White River that he visited the camp OF the
hostile Ufes between Grand aud Gunnson Rivers, auf
that alter holding a conference with them, oil tine
captive women and children were delivered To HIM
without conditions. They lad all been we'll treated.
lie then proceeded TO General Merrtrs camp on Whit
River. he arrived the night OF the % l. Amer
conferrng with General Mernu lie viii return to the
camp Of the Utes. aud proceed thence 70 Chie ouray
home az Los Pinos (wherc he eXucs 20 arrive on the
3Oth ius with view 10 accomplishing the other lus
poses or ms mission, IN which he hopes To be equr
successful. lie adds expression OF great hopelunes
That further hostilities may De wholly ayertcd.
General Adams reports that alter leaving the hostile
camp he met Indian runners, Who reported that their
"looAouts had Gght the .Oih inst. wlth = hununs
party from Ierrtps camp. brought about accidentally
by scout firing on an ludau IN which the scout tsmco
Humr) Lieutenant Wcir and two other whites and Two
Indians were killed. The Indians claim that tney were
posted at That pace merely observe the movement Or
tuc troops tnaLtney dd not want To hgh and ld not
light until aitc Hume kiea one OF their number
The President aud General Sherman earnest ~
ther cpmmcndatiOn OF the ntre pidy win which Cen
era Adams among the Indians, and the skIi and
good Augment hC bas display ed.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
CRIMES AND CASUALTihS-sYT TELEGRAPH


SURPRISING ARREST FOR 4 GRAVE RoBBERY
LIT T. FALLS. " y, Oct. 2G.-Squlre House,
knop nni hitherto rtspec. c;izcn Of ths village has
sed account OF the HurTe grave IoODeJ mere
'''' ''''"' Fun WITH FATAL ENDING. .,,
CrNCINSAII Der. 2b.-M iliam Jackson and VIII
lam HICKMAN Two cooed river hands had friendly wresie
in saloon las: evening hickman threw jackson oo"h AF
ing him instantly.
BOeToN, Oct. 26.-IlenTy :. New, assistant post
master OF Pt4neld has FOR tearing stamps
form freshly deposited letters and replacing them with can
celled 4 amps from his pocket.
TWO rRAMPs SUFFOCATED BY GAs
YorNGsTOwN, ONO, Oct. 26.-lwo tr1inps VINO
were sleeping the Hazeton furnace two miles east oi ~,
by gas They cannot be ldenuhed'
RUINED BY SPECULATIONS.
CfNCTSNATI. Oct. 26.-Chnrles AnureWs. nropri-
e,or of Two saloons this city, shot and keo himself IN MS
@ ve.t.ny morning IL Il said he had grown desperate
from from iosses IN buck ct shop speculauona
orIcK TRANSIT FROM BANK TO PRISON.
PHsToS. Oct. 26.-Frank BoyntOn the receiving
teller 81 the North National BANK arrested 70, M
nd 10 ihe amour; s23 5l was sentenced yesterday 10
1--WE years at hard labor III the jail IT Deohaul
r,pNFR's LAST TRIP TO HIS BARN.
p,cuNoND. Va, Oct. 26.-JaIncs :. Nash,
former 81 Henrico County, was huen 70 ueah rt''s ,
T.s lamp overturned ID ms =, ~, HA ~io
sureaa 80 rapidly that lie was unable 10 get out
nam in no DIE WITH BOTH LEGs CUT OFF.
poTcuEprPslF \. Y. Oct. 2b.-Early TINS morn
inc The body Peter CHM of nds9n, was r iIha s on Inc s
He was run over 10y the night train HIS wife ana
"''e"''' A JrwFLuv STORE ROBBED. -
~,vvnruG y. T.. oct. 26.-Albert Iownsonds
" " , ~ Mattrwan has been robbed. The burglars
blew ne ais aod e,e e. 1,sSS %" bone 10 bis casto,
iew,lfy tlt good zeal ni yinPo''' ''S'"s ~
uArn The loss IL over -S.uoO.
LARGE ROBBERY PREVENTED
c,NctNyL1I Oct 2G.-Au attempt Was indNc yes
,1y norring IL rob Fidrl Aiors very ri"ir o. in
The bnis and nse lad been irferted r. 9"
ir touched OF. The sAfe oon'ah'u '''"''''' "" 90
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
DLAMoND ROBBERY ~ 4 HOTEL.


The rooms Of Mr.. Vanderkeef, merchant
liyioc In the New-York Hotel entered yesterday
morning by sneak thieves and ewelry valued ~ $1,000
ns stolen Mr. Vanderkeef las been guest at the hotel
for three years occupying with his family suite OF
rooms on the parlor floor. Yestcrday morning at
o,clock Mrs Vanderkeefs mad called the family, and
their rooms were then undlsi nrhed While tue family
was ~ breakfast between and 10 O'CLOCK thief went
nto No I26 Mr. Vauderkees private roOn.and stole is
cold W. tch and a set Of diamonds belonging 10 Mrs
Vanderkcef valued at $1,000 Shortly after the dis
coverv of rhe theft found that person who reg
istered on Saturday from NewIaven, carrying win
him a small hand-satchel, had mysteriOusy left the
hotel s satchel and an old pair 0f trousers were ei
behind In his room.