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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-22

TIE MANSION icU&E.--iu tdo Supreme
Court OF tie District u CoCGlli yesterday
Mr. Cirpo.it:H Eisd petition ipF a maaGaua as
araioss tic s c2z0 Comptroller and Third
hu!itor ii tie Treasury, ca behalf ct Mr.. A..
Green, Of t5iz lily, to cCmp:i ;h.rn 10 pa Up
! his clau for ;hc u >; .,,a tiaosiua House
rs hosrita! AC.::.: 'Hn w.?. II" rue - rjtu.u-
ale t. tho .euara! trya, - tie lin utN.
The Ws$h2.Ion Po-, o! this noru Ds says :
The suit IS 10 cJI2Ge thtsc officers to &c 81
account s?:icl is asc-asary before i hcl GAG
~ put 10, l;r +. vU,uTaiIoo 81 thu ii ,Us'u3
/ &c 81 Aicx'rd;js - i hospital Gur!ag he
gar rent oi 500 III ;ao3!h, 60 ..:Iias .rt,ic
So, 0J|, hay!og beer cjn!I&c'tC Tor. ihe yea
$50 10. tie pcr pay iii TT d ;t!c tlEl was sea
sat on Il story OF au a,teclr. - 40 Brown. VIA
orcL p:Cu hardware SORE |" tie b%l'd:; 8,
saving pianuCd en- explosion 10 DiUw ~ TIE
hcsiitai Ii was &iter gard lGyLd that riis Eleo
;,ai; s9rah !usos used 70 bIs6;icc 10 bis c. !isr,
abG ha,i lit 0Ec ~ ,i"g the pTOvcSt E!aGs5ai
their quality. lie raj Ss22uId cur aod i':t
The hast 5u.asd fuse Gu the & Jor, AID this b.
log iouLd ty scr0s rryia settlers, Ts5 ma2ii
fed iuto Guy Fawk,S plot. TIE !mun dIs'c
reason for the A0n payment vas tho Tact that
Greco could not take lie iron cad 0a.h u
allegiance, tvt TIE & sct Of The Old story Was
also apparent IL Tic aeton Of ne Federal thicers.
An Interesting history atItc CHA to the bOuse,
ss in the centric If it Is the I'll stooe house
where Gen. B. addcck held his Gntl council 10
1854, before etire 10 biz las. d.saarou, eacoun
ter with the Iqd!ars. Chief justice Cartier
granted tulc ou tie two Treasury officials to
show cause by April Why msudsmu4 shcuid
not issue as prayed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-22

Police ITEMs.-Henry Boswell. Jco. Bright
and Geo. Chichester, for being drunk and dis
orderly on the street, were arrested this morn
ior AID sent to Jail fur ten days.
Justice Padgetr had enc or Two Gases on
hand, bat they we're postponed until Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-22
L0E.9L MI TIE III g.

WFATHLf pa3;, ABILITIES, March 90, 1879.
For Middle Allan i: States Cloudy. rainy Wealth
tr, WATT est y, veering to cold northwest
"'lia. failing, fo;loTe BY rising barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-22

RE-OPENED.-The cracker factory of Geo.
Il. Hill & Co., which has been closed Tor
some weeks past 90 account Of 6oauclsl en-
bsrrasslnsuls, will be re opened 90 Moody
with pew stock Of goods. satisfactory al
raucemeot having been made with the creditors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-22

AsrRoNoMIcAL.-O Moudsy cvaping there
will be coriuuetion of the moon, VeDul aud
Mercury. Should the sky be uuc!ouded the
sight will, doubtless, DO an lnteres'log one.
Tie cotiunc!ou will take plao, about twilight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-22

FCa BAKISG PANS. CAKE PANS. PIE PANS,
Oyster Caos, Cake Cutters. til Toys. or any.
thing 10 he t'c8ern !ius, call 90 Si0nsbury l.
Bro. corner King aud Columbus sts. dec 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-22
From Wilkes S2iGs o; the Times, Dec. &, al

D-SECoND ADDITION The remainder OF
the Eubroi1e.ips which where kept back from
the great rush will be closed out to morrow
We advise every ere of cur customers to take
chance at lhem. Goods s. 5, 10. and ii cts
. yard, worth Iie1es, yes times the money.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-22

PERSONAL -Rtv. Dr. Norton, recto- CT Sc.
fau's Church, was calIed to h.''':;:. !sst night,
to attend The funeral Of bis sister, who did
there yesterday. The Doctor has the sympa.
thies OF this community ip bis sttla.icp
Ar. 2. +. Prcssimau, 81 this city. waa mar.
riea in New Yo,k yesterday. to Mics A-Cic
Rossitcr The welded couple sailed to-day for
Eornpc % . bridal tour.
Mr.. Jonas Fisher, eeGcTal transportation
ascSt c: &c .lldiand road. i: coIl ood tn his
hgus.. 81 severe eokuesl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-22

MOUNT VERNoN RAILRoAD.-SesarsI
gentlemen interested 10 the binding Of the
proposed nsrrov gauge railroad from this city
&c Nj. Vernon rode ever Tue route laid cur
On Thursday. They found that tho 2rouad
Vas 80 cearIy tYel that very little if eo7 cutting
CT filiug will DO necessary; aud al! the parties
Trough vhcsc lands the line passes arr 50
thoroughly in favor Of The s.hcre that they
Tot ool5 fer tbs lieht Of way, but, 10 some
instances. tffer to assist 10 the grading. A civil
cDgincer 1:sl be seut ever .hc route next wr'E.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-22

CATHOLIC JUBlLEE-As therefore, auaouooed
the servieea Of the Jubilee lately proclaimed by
Pope Leo XIII. will commence 10 81. NJ lIy $
Church to MORROW morning. They will be com
menccd by the Forty Hours Devotion to the
Blessed Sacrament 10 honor OF the forty hours
tf Chrst's Passion. Solemn High Mass will
bo celebrated at II a. 10. by Rev. =. II. Stone
street, s. j., with Fathers O'Kape and keat
i1s as deacon AID sub deacon, aud FcspeIs will
Ia snog at 1880 p. NJ, sermons on both oesa
rioua being preached by Father S!oDestreet. -
Ga Monday the Exposition will contiuue, Mass
cs bsios celebr ted a. g. $50 and Z .. ~
Tuesday High Mass of Reposi'iou will be Gale,
b ated at 10 q. u. Sermons will be preached
o. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings
a: 100 o clccs. On Friday evening at tee same
hour the Way Of the Cross will be performed.
These ssrvlces are Of especial ioteres. to Cstho
!;s'. sod during their continuance al arc *
pscted to exhibit unusual iervov and attention
20 religious duties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-22

SfUMMiGSLINERS' SALE OF REAL ES-
" TATE NEAR SPRING VALE, in Fsir-
fax cCIutv-Ey virtue Of GecTae - :. T.. Circuit
Court OF Fairfax county. pronounced at Novean-
Der term, 1875. in :hs suit Of Dwink vs. SUink,
the undersigned, spec;al colntnitsloaers. Ia med
liz ssii decree, will. m MONDAY, tho 2lst dsy
Of April, 1879. (Court dny) ii p. m. sell to the
:iaLeS. b.uier by publ!c sale, in ffont OF the
doo- Of the Cout House Of said county, ell the
Real, ESTATE OF which the late Tanly S.
SWiuR died se:ZeG tact sssigrad to lis wiio~ ss
GoNerl containing about 2i3t acres. This lard
vii :. SID il two p.rcc!s tho qusItiLy il each
70 ba snnoahac,l on the Day & .ale This land
atioins tho !nads Of John Turner, Carroll Mills
sid o.ne:5. Persons desiring to purchase ars
iGviicd - iIspec. tho pToLaiey. ILr. John +.
Swink, ii:jng near. Will ta!,o plcssI7o IN show
jnC tho rlnD%;iy.
due in tnrc: .qI.i enDusi Payments. TO bear in
ierest from lie Gay Of saa, to be secured by the
notes Of tho purchase: sin personal security,
sod the .iris 70 DO l..siG"l until the last pay.
H,ent IS n.,,9e. j III. LOVE,
THOMAS MOORE,
ma 23-w4: C.mD'rs OF Sale
NEW 60" Da-Our assor.rae cut of FANCI
~ TOILET ARTICLES and PERU Me-
EiESis ron mora perfect ;,ud co nulcte than at
2ny titoe since wc engaged in business. having
just received very lsrge invoice Of Fieih. Hair.
i all, III wing al! TooIn Brushes 3 superior
stock Of roo, Soaps we'll assorted ard 1t prices
10 suit 81 purchasers; Whist Brooms we sre Of
rerinr at ve73 low figures. (goaa articles at IL
and u cents esch) together will ell Of the most
favored Extract. IF Lutin ald other makers;
jennings Eau Deatilrce Tburston's and
Whits Tooth Powder; Car5olic Ii outh Wash
With many Of The more prominent preparations
Tor The Teeth aud Gums; Hair Tones, Oils and
Dressings, Cologne, Bay Kun. Toilet W-'ors,
&c Any srtcln c.llcd for in our line viii n !,
sDculd foil ID 1--we in stock, will DO i'm ediltel
ordered fox the parties shoId they SO dsaire.
WaRFIhLD y HALL,
NH q Corner FRINGE and Fairfax streat7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-22

DE,D.-Major Philip r. Fendal, Ct the
Ucted States Marine Corps, died at Ports.
mouth. N. H., yesterday. Ho was the sen of
The late T. L. Fepdall. Of the Washington bar,
formerly of this city, and was veil know here.
He entered the Eervica when quite young. re-
ee,y!ng his appoiatlent for dash!aE e3rGu:i al
pcget Sound in an encounter with the lneians,
aud il the late 1er served With such distinction
:bss be IVES severally brsTolte6 lex ea,i:,nt aud
ms'i'orous Conduct ct the battles Of Hatieras
lulet, Port Royal. Sewell's Point, O;Iacoko
ltlet, Savsnuah. and James River.
Mr.. Murray, the aged father in law OF Capt.
Samuel F. Chapman, died this morning sitter o
org iress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-22

NAME OBJECTED Io.-Bisho7 keane, OF
Richmond, while cordially approving the or
sa0iz,tion Of the new Catholic institute here,
and, thanking its members for the ComplimeD o:
implied 10 calling it after him, insists upon o
change of its mans from The keanc Literary
Institute" as he Thinks the names OF SONG OF
the il!ustrious dead" should be given to such
ASSOCIATIONS. The request will. 20 doubt, be
complied with at the next meeting of the icsi'
tute, though il is regretted that the Bishop
modes.y Will thus prevent the rew organization
from working under the name Of one who has
d,ne so much, both In Washington and Rich.
nQnd, for the object it has 10 view.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-22

Onn REAMSOF WRAPPING PAPER
AOO for sale low by
mbl9 j, q, MlLBURk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-25
ENTOMBED COAL MINERS.
Digging Through Veins OF Coal In the Hope OF
Finding the Miners Alive.

WILKEsBARRE, April A.-The force OF men
sinking shaftirom the surface to the highest
breast that has been worked. hoping 10 release
the entombed miners. penetrated to the breast
about O'Clock this morning After working
through four chambers they were compelled to
retire. They resumed operations. and by prop
ping up as they proceed. have succeeded in
getting within about three hundred feet OF
where IL is supposed they are. Ii is believed
they will be- reached. hut opinions vary TO
their safety. miner went into n drilt 10 tho
west of the fall to-day with n naked lamp. there
10y lgulting the gas thW had accumulated. and
disastrous consequences were anticipated. A
steam ilre engine was sent from this city, and
tug fire was soon under control.
Inc lire IN the miLe WAS eXtinguished about
. O'Clock this afternoon. The miner whose
rar"i"s~n"Ss caused It was in search OF a
nephew. who Is one Of the imprisoned men.
Several others ATTEMPTED 10 descend the sumo
opening to-day. but they We're prevented from
doing so hy the guard stationed al the door. AZ
O'Clock the men engaged in sinking ths in
cline SHAFT began cutting through a vein OF
solid coal thirty feet thick. II Is doubtful
whether the imprisoned men will be reached
Tonight The Norkm"n are divided into shifts.
carh OF which works four hours.
II r. said II the "utOmbed men remained in
the pnee in which they We're working before
the suuoez' occurred thry will be rescued, but
IT. thel attempted to escape there is every prob
ahlllv that they were buried beneath tho great
masses OF fire clay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-25
GRIFFEN- HINCOCk.
The Marriage Of Gen. ". =. HRncock's Niece
to Lieut.. Grinen, 4. -. \.

Second Lieut.. Eugene A. Grinen Of the
Engineer Corps was married to Miss Allie
Hancock. niece Of Gen. ". $. Hancock at ST.
Cornelius Chapel. Governors Island. yesterday
afternoon. The ceremony was performed by
the post chaplain. the R"y. Dr. Goodwin and
was witnessed hy a brilliant asSemhlage Of
army officers. their wives and families. The
bride. a petite blonde. was dressed in white
satin trimmed with Duchesse lace. She wore
no diamonds. The bridesmaids Misses Bay
ard. Carter. Haight. Hancock. Sprigg, Guernsey.
Barton and Gwynne were attircd in white
silk With ov"rsMrs Of whit. lace. Lieuts.
C0iiin. Birnie. Wharton. McComb. Tlllmap.
Baby. and Baird. were eroomsmen. The
wedding was followed hy n reception NJ Gen.
HAncock's residence nj which Gems. Schoheld.
Gilmore, Augur. Criit"ndrn. Pope. AMI Chief
Justice Day. all the officers in the Stanley
Hazen court martial and most of those sta
toned n Forts WadSworih and Hamilton VIII
lrus Point and Duvid's Island. were present.
Music was furnished 10y the military band
from Fort Hamilton. The display OF gittnrlng
uniforms aud spring toilets exceeded anything
in tn" society annals of thr post.
Lieut. Grflen belongs - wealthy Maine
family. H. graduated AZ West Point in the
class of ~ VITA high houprs, ana r. couur tod
with the Wheeler expedition in the W"-f. The
bridal party went last evening to New Haven.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-25
DYING or HrDR0PHOBIa.
a second Case OF Death In Brooklyn Result
Ing from Dogs BIte.

At 8 o'clock yesterday morning John Nee,
the assistant engineer for Messrs Pease X
Pollon Of Brookyn died from hydrophobia in
his home. at 13l Fourth place Since Non
day he had been suffering in agony. Mr. Nee
was bitten early in January By large New
foundland dog which strayed into the lumber
yard whore he WIS ut work. He grew violent in
his spusms on Wednesday night. and It re-
CURED four men. two OF them police officers to
hold him in his bed. His pulse became high
his body was hot to the touch, his eyes large
and CLASSY. and he ioHmsd al the mouth.
The physicians used strong hypodermic in
lections Of morphia to allay the nervous
spnsms but the drug had no effect. The patient
seemed tireless. and completely exhausted the
officers who had 10 hold him. He snapped at
the hands of the men ferociously, and several
times emitted harsh cultural sounds not unlike
the bark of dog. His wife and six children
were almost crazed. and they stood about him
weeping. His commissions continued until he
died. For twentv-four hours before his death
he was incoh"rent in his talk. He threatened
to Kill those who came near him. There was
much excitement around Nee's house all Of
Wednesday. and Capt. Leary had two officers
stationed there tO keen tie throng away.
The physicians think that Nee WAS bitten by
mn ictrd in February last Thomas Kelly a car
driver. died az 39 Atlantic avenue Brooklyn. on
Tuesday night The dog bit MIR. Noe three
tin"s-twice IN the index finger and ones in
the neshy part NJ the thumb. Although ho
sucked thi wounds hard and then had them
cauterlzd the poison was not eradlcatcd from
his system.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-25
ALMOST 4 RlILROAD WAR.
Serious Troubles between the city Of Roches-
ter and the Central Railroad.

ROCHESTER, April 24.-Hostiltics between
the city of Rochester and the Central Railroad
have at Inst reached n decisive point Depot
Master William S. Smith. an ex-Aldermnn and
ono OF the most prominent railroad officials in
this section. was found guilty in the Police
Court this afternoon upon charge OF violating
the railroad ordinance Of 1868. by ordering
cars switched across the streets. The SEN
tenco OF the Court. in accordance with
the provisions OF the ordinance. was
judgment for $50. with the alternative
Of ten days Imprisonment in the penitentary.
The verdict caused surprise. because the jury
was composed Of business men. some Of whom
were known to favor cessation Of all hOstilities
and the repeal Of the ordinance. The attorney
for the railroad held in summing up
the case that the ord nance was unconstitutional
since il required of the railroad company
practical imposshilities. II freight trains were
run through the city at the stipulated speed Of
eight miles per hour. they would be- stalled on
the grade that takes them over the canal. Then
the train managers would be arrested FOR per
hitting the ears to stand still The counsel
said tnnt the railroad company could not trans
act its business in and through the city and
comply with such absurd ordinances. prohibit
ing tho necessary speed and switching.
The jurys verdict. however. only expressed
the voice OF u majority Of the citizens. who favor
enforcement Of the ordinances 50 long as they
remain on the books. Many Lending business
men Of Rochester are disposed to be lenent, for
lfHI MI NHUufTNll VIII I'iuNNf llf il''lpl 10
East Rochester, three miles away. and there
by greatly discommodc them. On this
point the local railroad officials, keep
silent. but It is n si.nfcant ia't that Mr.,
Vanderbilt has purchased 25 acres OF land
in East Rochester since his shops were removed
to Buffalo, and that within the last fortnight he
has offered to construct u handsome bridge at
East Rochester at Il cost Ot t2OOuO 10 himself,
aud present il to the city. ii the officials will
close the only street leading across his tract of
land. This would prove a great incon-
venience to Rochester; hut. in view Of tho
fact that scores OF men have been killed
at one Of the Central bridges in the city. and nat
other fatal accidents are frequently recurring
under the present system AMI management Of
the road. citizens nave determined upon relief
10y means Of elevated trpks or otherwise.
Depot Master Smiths ease is regarded MS pre-
cedent, and test ON which the hostiltics will
turn.
Twenty-Five other arrests have been made on
the railroad already. The railroad company
will. of course appeal from the verdict. The
citizens are awaiting with curiosity the result ~
the conference hetween the CitlZens Committee
Of Thirteen and William II. Vanderbilt. who
has been invited hither.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-25
AN ISLAND IN the BdT.
Staten Isiand's Supervisors Opposing the BIm
TO Construct One.

The Supervisors OF Richmond County met
yesterday in Richmond. Staten Island. Charles
A.. Herpich presiding. A letter WAS read from
tho Hon. Erastus Brooks setting forth that the
island which he proposed the Legislative
powers permitting. to construct on Robbins
Reef would be in conformity with the best in
teresis OF the people of Staten Island.
Tho Board. however. sct its iuce steadily
against the proposed new island. Supervisor
Dcane denounced it in the strongest terms. 1t
would. he said. be an eyesore when II WAS COM
pleted. and might well call down the httrrrst
denunclatiors rom the residents ot the further
end of Staten Island. II hHd been sull THAT the
work would introduce hundreds ol Muurlug
men to Richmond County, hut who would tuN-,.
from the city IN the bnrg"s ami unload 'd the
fifth from the streets into the waters ui inc haN,
Their manners and customs Worr different
from those Of the people of staten Island. ANA
they would never sleep. or eat. or land IN Rich
mOnd County
The sack and the hook" corroboratiyely
observed Supervisor o Brirn.
We ought 10 send lnslru tons 10 our repre-
sentHtives IN Albany. and 10 our senator 20 op-
pose the bill. ." continued Supervisor Deuur.
Other members of the Board followed IN the
same strain, and the following WAS adopted;
to comman,catc To- the Ildm Eri,i, HrG, cl"r ="
the Assembly from Tins di.ucL Tue act hlt iur bui d
erection OF an island on Robbins Rect nua ,oIu- hiu.
Supervisor O'Brien wanted authority 10 bor-
row 80 900 ~ seven per cent. interest. 10 build A
boulevard along the seashore tu New Dlrp His
request was approved by the authorities OF hls
township, ana he hHd counsel tp press the claim.
But the persons who objected 10 the cunstrur-
tion of the boulevard were represented hy coun-
sci TOO and their counsel Openly assrrtod that
II would be impossible 10 bulh % boulevard
such rs was proposed for less than s2u 900. even
II tho right OF way was ohihinuhle, wnlrh II was
not, but the money. he hald Wah not wanted tO
build any road or carriage drive, hut tor am ut-
tcrly different purpose. A heulcd debate iol-
lowed between Mr.. O Brien and his lawyer ana
the other Supervisors. The Chairman said the
odor of suspicion rested upon Nh" scheme. and
1t was finally resolved To- submit n to Il commit
tee ecmpOwcrrd to investigate the whole subject
Hnd report at the next meeting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-25

house he lodged. say that he frequently did
strange and foolish things. They thought he
was half crazy. He said that all Of his relations
w"rc actors. that he came OF n stur motor family.
and was going on the staCe to do as his
relations had done. Mrs. Brown. his cou-
ever actors, but he has n passion for tho
stage and is great frequenter OF theatres. His
father died before he was born. hut when he
came here last autumn from krokuk b" said:
MY father Is not dead. | know he i- alive. for
] sat at the table with him some days ngo, and
he would not speak to me. d-n him. But Will
get even with him vet"
He once drank hard, but for some months
past his conduct II said to have been cN"m-
plury. The e" Katie" to whom the letter found
Is addressed is u hali sister Of GRAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-25
DANIEL MAcEr's DRUyKENNEss.
Shooting Mt his wife and Fatally wounding
his Little Daughter.

Daniel W. Macy As years OF age OF 22S
East l2lst street. is mason. and until three
weeks ago was employed on the Metropolitan
Elevated Railroad on their extension on the
west side above Eghtieth street. He was then
discharged on account Of his irregular habits.
After his discharge he began to drink to excess
and spent the greater part of his time in the
Harlem barrooms. Al night 1t is said by his
neighbors. he would reel home drunk and
abuse his wife and children. He usually ear
ried revolver, and when drunk would brandlsh
it in the face OF his wife and children. and
threaten to shoot them. No one. however, be-
lieved that he ever Intended 10 put this threat
into execution. Being in arrears for rent he
was Threatened yesterday with dlspOsses-
sion by his landlord. Ils became desperate
after he WIS served with this notice, and left
4P. NJ. craz~i With hqGor. Ms vile was lyipg
I'll upon her bed on the second floor Rushing
into the room with pistol in hls hand, he,
without warming. fired in the direction OF his
wife. The ball passed over her body and struck
the wall beh nd the bed His wife sprang from
the bed and ran to the door. ana while attempt
ing TO get IL open was fired at the second
time by her husband. The. bail passed
thfs' the door. Sr Mr. MTt Mac Maccy ''ia then ram ran 10
another door. opening into the hallway, and just
as she passed out "A third bullet whlZ2ed past
her head. The infurated man then turned the
pistol upon his little children IN the room. who
were screaming with alright and fired three
shots among them. There were iour in the room
besides the newy-born infant upon the hed
One Of the bullets struck his little daughter
Mary a hright-eyed. Intelligent girl SIX years
OF age The bullet entered her left side and
ranging downward entered the abdomen. caus-
ing n fatal wound
room when MHcey turned upon him. and pre-
senting his pistol WIS about To- fire the last
from his hand. Macy was locked up in the
Harlem police station. His little daughter was
taken 70 the Ninety-niuth Street IIosuita. DR..
CRUDE, the surgeon in charge. said last eNehitg
mat the wound MomIl prnYn intAI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-25
Jor1INGS IN AND NhIR THE cIrE

About 1000 Shad were caught hy the fishermen in the
haN ami narrow, Ar>u rdlN.
Prot k'crhrlt. 5000 Italian writer amt husust died in
lAudru, 4. 900 "Wednesday u-lt
gen Don Carlo. Ruru D. r.tl-crci az the Sew York
Hotel Hul the lion LAnie llu.usuuW W connecticut az
thr Grand
Ida Crouk AGED ~ = servant i'm the employment o'
e. lh,he of alA Ncr-ru avenue. Jersey CITY, was
found drad ln hvr hrd yesterday aN iu'uu
The booty of woman about ia wears age wearing "a
black alpaca skirt. kWt Inrht ami waterproof rIntN
was found u the water nu the cid tuuad wharf Jersey
CiN, ON "Wednesday night.
Gen Henry Slocnm, who has hocn nomuatcl hy
GOV Robinson tu hc Mdnrtrurral n the NuN nuard
I'M ihe place 40 Gen pAAu trcrhphrd to senator Fierce
yesterday that he would not accept
John Blpkey saloon keeper and Louis Bauer. were
arragned before Justice DAVIS in Jersey city Yesterday
on charge oi dressing the carcass OF horse Tor market
They were hned $40 each, and discharged.