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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-05
Another EnOcls Arden Case.

At the Pclico Court iu Richmond on Men
day Mrs. Maty Jano McCaalcy, tho namo che
ls now known by. I woman about thirty four
years Of age. vas arragncd. charged with
double crimo of bigamy.
Tho history of her life is remarkable, and
perhaps without q parallel. S2me tire :r;or
10 1865 Mary Jaoa iicJcsE!cE. :ben Qlite
scuuS girl. e!opc6. t is s!issod, frcm Ter homo
IN BuchI ,glam county With man named
Wells, whom she married 10 Petersburg. Wells
died several motifs after tho marfiag,, aud hi5
widow Was nsrli, d 10 1865 70 J;seph B ,s,et.
a Frencbmau, who at the tim, resided il Rch.
motd lev. Robert R,lsnd perforuei the
ceremony.
In 1865 Bosset loft r chuoud tor Nav Jzr.
seq, from whic5 .l3c) ho c!tsn aross 70 rs
wife, III could Ct Nd rcriy. Ia nsYcr re-
'usrel 10 Rohucn urt:i lee, Sal auriay. His
wife, soou STIR be 1T. here, nsrriad i,r!
B~o:hs who died faw uoIths 81 oraaria. Shs
usreisd Booth in 2nua!y, 1870, atd the naa-
tials were cslsbreej i ,lis,iy B2ssst Ia.
heard cf lis wife's msr sHs VINO 10Th. tu!
DOT OF Booths destl. Wh:n hs r, acaed Ri,l.
nonl be irq1ir.d fur Mrs. B1o.t. aad
learned that sbe had sssir married.
After cisert s'arch !or bis In, !u:s vile
no Gil 2tr iVlnR vi nea Named
Edwer McCauleY. to WIcrn che Has married
10 this ot9. by tie r " II Q. Crews, 10 NV
enb3f, 1875. O:S .;urda7. wien BIS /! u,.,
se1.ed himself to this sife. sac failed to r,co;
6 ;l;p, though hs tad csaoged bus ii:s!c.-
h.. With 81; The gts;;c l!a: io4s ard u ahpss Ct
. FreucaDar-ss he is-fil!ed to make h;m.
self knoWr. AL at on,e no pulled eff lis ooa,.
and, rolling up his Sleeves said. "Lcok OF ny
bare arms. and tell mo if ycu don't know
them" Sure enough, there beautifully tattoo.
cd 10 ludla ink was the pame on one arm ma.
~" and on the other 'Jsnc," surrounded by
star'spangl:d banpors and other cmblcms.--
When she beheId the name she was suddenly
struck dumb, fer it was her own uamc, a1d sho
well remembered whom it was placed there.
Tho denouemont was that BosSet took out
warrsD! Tor the arrest of his wife Cd double
charge Of biRamy. She vas srr,sted whlo at
work at Oliver & R,binsou's factory. Monday
afternoon, and locked up in the Third polio,
station. She wss brought before The Poioa
Coult yesterday morning, and sent on to thc
grand jury Of tho Hustinps Court. Bail was
allowed in the sum of $500 10 default she
Was committed to j,il-Rchmon3 Dispatch.
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Is.sEsH NESTS, EISfI. &c.

NT OTICk-I csll tho attention OF tho public
~ to the northeast corner Of the Market, on
Fairfax aEd Cameron streets, whore l have re-
sumod business st my old atand and will have
on hand st ell ilmos good supply Of CHOICE
FRESH MEATS. consisting of Beef, Mutton,
Lamb. Veal and Pork, together with all kinds
of SAUSAGE and PUDUINGS, Of my own
msuufscture. [ also call attention 10 stall No
81. opposite whore J. hsro ON hand p Gao selcc-
tion of CHOICE PiCkLES, consisting of Gu
cumbCrs, Chow Chow, Chop Pickle, mixed
Pickle Gherkins, Csuliiowcr and Pickled
Onions, ard ali kinds Of pitk'os in sltss jsrs !;
Hslford Sauce Warwickshire Sauce, Catsup,
French Mustard, puro Olive Oil, imported
kdam Cheese, Pepper Ssuce, Ssrdines in quar-
tor ard half boxes, Mirco Meat, Maccaroni,
Lemt rs. ETC.: CHOICE SMOKED FISH, rre.
pared for tabo uaa immediately, consisting Of
Msckrol. Shsd, Salmon end Potomac &oe Her
ring. Any Of theao srticles can be procured af-
ter market hours at my store, No. Il south Fair
fax street 200 bbls OF Fish consisting Of gouu.
ino Labrador and Family Roe Herring, in bbs,
hsIf bbis snd kits; Potomac Shed, in barrels,
half barrels and kits Msckerel, Nos. |. = snd ..
in barrels, half barrels and Hits.
nov - s j. REED.
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AUCTION HAEES.
By Green 81 Wise,


Real Estate Agents snd Auctioneers.l
GALE OF VALUABLE MILL PROPER
- TY IN ALEXANDRIA. VA.-The sub
serber will offer for sale on THURSDAY, The
ith day Of December, 1879. al IL NJ, in font Of
the entrance TO the Court Ioom, on Fairfax ST.,
therein, with a LOT OF GROUND attached
thereto, situated on Princess s:Ioct, near The
depo. Of the Washington s. Ohio Il. L.
The property is in good order, and parties
who may wish TO examine the same can do so
cn any day previous to the day Of sale.
Terms made known ST time Of sale.
nov 2i-ts q. +. LEE. Jr.
& SOMMISSIO ERS' SALEOF LANDI IN
- FAIRFAX COUNTY. NEAR MOUNT
VERNGN-By virtue Of the dacroes of the Cir
cult Court Of Fairfax county, pronounced at its
OVEN Der term, 1875, and juno term, 1879. in
lhe SUIT OF John Haislip agSinst jas. 5. Msrders
and others, we Fhsil n. Il m. on MONDAY,
Tho 18th day rf December ensuing (ccurt dsy)
4" front o.! the Court House or said county, ssll
~ public suction. To tho highest bdG1r, that
iEAGT OF LAND whereon tho aad Jsncs S.
III IGf5 al present resides, situated on Fohich
Creek, and containing about I76 acres, tho exact
INsn.Ny TO be 'nado known on the day Of ssle.
IL haA upon It g corliortable DWELLING
Rouse. with The usual ard necessary outbuild.
ln2s, go"d ncChSrG, ."d is = very productive
farm.
Terms OF Snic: Ono hundred dollars cash, tn
meet costs aud expenses Of sale. sid tho residue
IN three cquAl annual payments, to bear interest
from the day Of sale, ana to be secured by tho
notes OF the purchaser, with good personal so.
cur'ty. and retention OF title until tho laaL pay
MELT is mado
lh's land Will h3 started at tho ursOt bid Of
Sl"..3 pOr acre ii. W. THOMAS
THOMAS MOORE,
novla wlw Oomm'r5 OF Sslo.
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ICONMiJNI(,ATED


Tie TEMPERANCE CAUSE IN ALEXANDRIA.
L was present at tho Baptis. Church on Mou.
day night last to hear Mr.. Wharton oa tho sub.
Jcct ct temperance. His address Was most
effective, asd drew tears ltom many eyes in tho
congregation when he depicted the evils OF
dtloking, aud its SEQ effects upon individuals
and families At his request Lodge Of Gooa
TemplaTs was lormed The same night, which
promises groat good to this community. Tho
ijrmsLion Of this Lodge doc5 not iatcrierei 10 any
degroo with the moveme MT conm,cced by Rev.
Mr.. Ponrco, Of tbo Methodist Church, tho Or
gsnization tf tho "Rsiorm Ciu5," which
promises such good results, Tuesday night
meeting was held in the Methodist C1uroh,
whloh was crowded. aod Was addressed by Mrs.
RELY, Of Georgstosp, as wo. as by Mr.
Pcarco and Nj. Bcylc, both Of whom urged
tho friends Of Temperance 10 exert themselves
to ind employmsnt for sone OF those belong.
ing to the CLUB. l trust shs whole movement
is not looked or cody b3 tho people OF Alex
aadtis. IS /: PROMISES gr,at rosrlia.
IOTOMAC
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DE; T tsfis$St;I.
pLaNKE FLANNELS, COMFORTS,
az &c. Sc

pLaNEET:, FLANNELS, COMFORTS,
AZ &c. sc.
SPECIAL RHhGAiES.
We have in stock y large assortment ot tha
above goods purchased before thu ad vance, and
will sell then! che8f.
Also 8 full stock CF >huwla. Skirts, Ladies
and Mems Morino V,sis, Gloves, Gorsc.s,
Cioaks. Fur Beavers fer Clocks, Wnterprocf:,
Fredericksburg Woolen uoods, Shsker Flan-
nels Al 23c, worth 35c; largo stock of Eeached
and Rrcwn Cnttons and Sheetings at Cd pricea.
y. y. 8RASHEAK,
Il. B. uocmos. No. 100 King strn6i,
nov Il Alexandria, VIZ.
GPECIAL NGT!CE.
~ Saturday, Nov. Is. 1872.
KID GLOW ES-We have received to-day q
splendid line OF Black and Col0rcd Kid Gloves,
in two and three buttons. We warrant each
pair. and will take bscK or exchange $ny glove
net perfect and strong
y. +. BRASHEkH,
q. Il. HooMHS. No IcA King street
nnvi5 Alexandria. Fa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-05

Several calorad !mmigiaats in Indianapolis.
returning from Gr3en Castle, Indiana. to Tie
South, express their di,eujt with the cx,dus
movement. Thsy say thai affairs 10 Indiana
wore nisrrrrrscatod to them, and that tho ne
ces5ares ct life are as plentiful aud easily at
tainablo where they came from. They advise
their rieads 10 Nor,h Csralna to atay whore
they are. ''L7t en- alone and tbey' oomo
home" e.,
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ESEagSs.sSEEEEs 1850,
j =. CLARKE
~ THE OLD LOCATICN-l5s KING ST.

AT THE OLD LOCATION-l5S KING ST.,
viii exhibit s. we'll assorted stock Of
WALL PApERH. WINDOW SHADES,
CORNiCES, COED and TASSELS FINE
PICTURES and PICTURE FRAN KS from
.he best manufacturers and importers, Of the
nCwcst and most popular designs.
He intonds by faithful at!ontion to the wsats
OF his customers and fair dealing to merit q
share Of their patronage. oct
EtISOS CURE FOR CONSUMpTlON.-
Z Il is now somo ton years since we first inc
ircduCed TO our trade tho above valuable modi-
cine, end il has met with increasing favor during
I'll that time. For Sll manner Of coughs and
colds il has proved itself ccrtsin, ssfe end pless
ant specific. The proprietor, in sccorlsnce with
the spirit Of the times, has enlarged the dollar
hot:la TO twiCe IFS tormor slZa and has reCnced
!ha rrica al tho fifty cont bottle 10 twenty. 90
cents. Wa Mts prepared to supply the trsdo nj
ihe rrcrria!"r's !cwest Wholesale rstes.
JANNEY S Co,
EotS ~ and IDS King ST.
sgsO THk TRADE.
JOHN A. FIELn,
Il King street,
L. 4 goat for ALLEN tS CO.'S RICHMOND
GEM tJJsiAkErTES snd other goods; also
FELGNEKS u SONS; HERB DE LA REI NJ
CIGARETTES. Will sell them al FACTORY
PRICES. Gall IN mid 800 for Yourself spZ9
A VERiLLS CHEMICAL PAlNTS.--Wc
~ desire TO ask attention to tho above cello
hratod paints, roaGy mixed, which wo have
boan selling with great satisfaction to our Gus
toners for several years past All psint:
hsve advanced very much during the Jss
month. but thu price OF hverill is nearly tho
tine ns before.
novl% RS. LEADBEATER s. BRO.
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Second Ward Meat Market,

II. W. cor. Frnca aud loyal 81
ssNi. q. ENl:EsSsbN, Proprietor.
I am selling for cash
Sirloin Beef nt Fac per b.
Rib roast" " "
Round 10 "
Chuck Ribs to I'D -
Br ket to s -
Pork 10 "
Sausage In -
Other Meats Fruits nGi Vegetables pruror
ti0naL9ly low.
In connection with tho ab1va, sm making
daily, Sundays excepted. DEEF SOUP, which
propose TO sell 81 the rate of l2c per gallon.
Churches and charitable institutions wishing
TO purchsae soup tickets for the poor can get
them nj my store ST any limo during the day,
and will be- allowed p discount in the above
price. Soun will be servad from II IN until 2
p. N. noV IL
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FANCY GO0DS
FERGUSON & Bxo.

Il 1hV " OON " .bnO.
FALL OPENING OF
SHASUNABLE GOODS.
LADIES, GENTS & GHlLDREN'S
MEKlNO INDEEWEAK
MILLINERY GOODS-Full stock of Straw
Wings, Ribbons, sc.
Iophyr Worsteds. GermGnt1@n Wonl:, SaG~
ony Yarn, Crowe Woods.
Hosiery and Gloves and q Thousand now NrLi-
cles-all 81 reduced prices.
FEHGUSUN s. BIG,
sop3 III King stroot.
EEOSlkRf, GLOVES, handkerchief Col
Z lara and GULF, in great variety. st
g. {. EEkHfH :.
I AIDES AND GHlLDKMN'S MENING
- VESTS and PAN'iH, AL siAaa .nd qua!i
tie". ut <. =. NHK&E''&.
TyETHTk WOKSTENS, Germsniown Woods
E-5 and Knitting isrns, III AL shades and co'ors,
srp21 At &. BERRY'S
MALL AND WINTER OpEAING.
Ladies. Goa:s, Missss', Boys and lrrsnls'
Merino Underwear; largo st2ck % s5lcit
fror; PRICES from 2Nc to SIS osCh.
SILK snd Linen l!andkerchicis ANA Ncckwcar.
Hosiery Of every eize, in English, Fr0ncb,
Gorman and Domestic; over 20 now Hnd heaUt;.
ful patterns fer tho present season. :
Corsct5 =: E0,. T5c, 81, 81 25 anG 81 59sR rr.
Germantown Wool, Zephyr Wor,sod, Shct-
land Floss and German fyoolon ysrns. rs
usual our stock ia complete.
Neck Hulljng, Gloves. Lecos md EIsirss.
NOTION DEPANTMENT.
Buttons, Spool Silk, Comhs, lair Brushes,
knitting Cotton, Pins, Needles, Tapes, Towels,
,lewery, Soaps. Porfumery, Sc.
sep &. NJ. ADAMS, 90 King
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A blue ilbbon temperance movement in At
ianta. Ga, has beco joined by 3 900 persoIs
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SOLID COMFORTS. For the best COOKING
STOVES, FIRE PLACE HEATERS. OFFICE
STOVES, RANGES. FURNACES sol STOVE
WoRX generally. caIl ca
STANsoURr & Bro,
Cdrccr King and Columbus SIS.
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TNK U:'T &c E' = SALE OF VALUABLE
a LAND ~ FAiHFAN COUNTY. VA.--
BY virtue 81 "a decd ui trI:t .iven tn no By Z9ra
Il. S:GIth anG sarah &. Smith his WIFI dated
on the iUth dsy Of July, ISL. and recorded in
l!nor N, No. 4, folio lSi onn not tho land records
q Fairfax County, Va, and IL tho request of
iho hrn 'lieinry IN sad deed "l trust in writing
Will aciI ut pubic auction, 10 tina highest bid
der, IN front "f the Court llousa # said county,
"n MpN'A \, the 10Th day nt !Iotcmprr 1879
tihat being Cont day) "a EBErAIN TEAET
bF LAND, ly ing Amtl nring sItu .tG in thc coun-
~ aHd s>:rtn sioccSd' containing 81 Hcr5s, /
f"Ud Aid III poles. bDlrRa portion Of the land
conveyed to tho said Lera 4. Smith, by :. ).
NnIson, lying Eoar Nelson's Mil.
Terms ut SalC: 80 much cash in hand IS will
p.y tho costs and expenses # sale aHd tho sum
"t $50, w!th 1ter.s. from The l2.h Of January,
1876. HnG Tie Gcejno up,N such terms
as may l!e agreed upon hy The nsrties in inter-
est, and IN ,:caai. -. sath agreement, then upon
cr0iit OF .wcjv" months, with interest frnra
tho dry Of salc ri y p"r c2ntun per Rnrum.
Selling SIS trustee, shall convey only such
Title IS - veste! IN 40 hy the e6d deed If
trust. = j. HICHhEDSDE Trpa;eo
EaI:i.r Co. nov LIS
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:silaMssAs4ta MEEsGHAET&,

w e. JOANSun " CO,
WHOLESALE GEOtiEi:3,
GENERAL COMMISSION ME&CH ANTS,
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF EiOtfukS
Have on hand u BS0M'5 XN, EEE, NXHN
and MONOGRAM WHISTLES; slso EAE.
EE'S and TH0M pSOE'5 PUNE RYE
WHISE ES, TO which .h'5 invite tho attention
Of the trade
Orders from tho country ior march%nIi,o shal!
receive prompt Sttention
Conslgnmnnts Of Flour, arsin all Country
fro3ueo solicited for which thcy gua; ;autco Ii :
hiGhost market prices snd prc;apt rotE7ns.
Northeast corner or Cameron and &cJa' s.s
Alexandria, Va. oc: %
yHAs. -. TAYLOR, 1'..
G.sto of j. n Esckham s; Cn.}
HEN NHAh Com MISSION ~ lGNii.h&'r
AND FEED DEALER,
Agent for
j. L. FiCkLEN Il SONS
GELKBEATEDS SkIDGEWhrEE FAMILY
FLOUR,
ii Ro7ih Union street,
ian - Alc,sri-is, Virginia.
E~EA1'"oN X ss1HH,
WHOLESALE
GKuCHk;' AND }t:HHEHhL. L.CNMalia%!nN
MkSGuANTE,
corhnr Prince adj Royal SIR,
ALEXANDRIA. w.
ConsignmunL4 ot Drain hnA County projIca
solicited. and PROMPT rotnrns made. iy 10
HAH|ow BROS
wnrikeA:.s
HEnGhkS. COMMISSION ME1GHAHTS,
And Dnalo:s IL
JOHN HIBSUN'S SON s CO..; -ArIHEG
y, Xxx and xxx NHlSEig5. c~d
!Eumlsona rnra Rye WhiskGF: -'creiSn
Vines Aad ErHndi6s, aia EoIt::
and ChaApXgnas.
;9rAHENUy OF THE LAFEs.HD q
RAND row Dki; COMPANY.
n, W COR. CAMERON AND ROYAL sG:!.
Cotfaa roasted for Tia tcsdn at T5c par aa9S.
rlY eff
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z siTEeDM BALES.

II, U 81 GE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
4 r0tEETY NEAR OCCOQUAN VII.
- &h-Ey virtue o. u deed OF trust from George
,,eleSIh1: Sni wife. dated tho 10Th day OF Fco-
Falrt:X County, !iac; =, No J. paro 9fG snd
Tor the rnrnosc therein mentioned, Inc under
siRhdG VIII ole7 Tor shlo Ey public arctjcn st
t"ift.S Court H0nse, On MONDAY, the 18Th
usy o. Dee2a.Ier ;; 1872, Ccur. day. to lha high
~ ~ nidde!' tac IiAC! " LAND conveyed in
Low, lows On tho north By Thos. L, Selecmsn,
!h2s. tnr'lss end Vim. Il. Marshall; west by
"!iisni LAWS; south ~ Qcc0Guaa creek cas-.
oy william fonlecman anG Charles Tyler. Said
1rAI. r. cIMthihs shl acrcs. and is lcnwn :s Elint
Hill. iIiS placa mas THREE DWELLINGS,,
and Will Gneka three t.rrEs
Terms OF Sa!e: SO icu2h cash ~ will pay ax-
rtnse5 O; $50, EIso t+n suui uf one thousand
dollars, wth intc:nsi thereon from tha 18th DAY
OF February, lo78, until ths dty Of ssia. Selling
"s tustns. shall convey suCh title ss is vested
IN Ihc. which j bn,9Vo t.. kn goui
hov!O l@is '" n. r. HALEY. Trustee.
q fNOMMlSSiONER SALE OF Yhll}A.
~ Hbh LAMn--Hy virtue Of a dccrcn pro-
noGncoa hy the tjTcui! Court Il Prince Wilism
county. al tho Ncvnmbcr special term, 1879,
thereof in Ii" Chanccrv suit of Stnnncl W. 5ton-
nell, 'Gu underlined. sr1clsi commissioners
theron named, pill r1lrr for sSe nj public auc.
lion, telur" :hc font door "a! the court house of
the said ccuatg. on MONDAY, tho 9th day Of
January. lssO. chat being Court day that VAIL
UABLE FA iiA. situated in tho ssid county.
called EA DSCO," CnAianing about Gi3
acres. This fSTm i,s on thu Nasbsco run, about
one hall mile from Ecahsco Mills and p1stotIice;
1t IL heavily limbaIni and mas on II a COMMU,
DlOUS DIV LING ard All necessary out
houses well fenced and in good olste Of cult
Ealon- It has on Il also VALUABLE
HLATE QUAXEI, which has hcon extensive
~ wOl kod si' cc tho WA
Terms Ut SNlc: One third uf thr purchass
money in cash, and tho residue in throo equal
Payments at ono, tw" and three years with in
t"re5l from day "l a"ln, tho purchaser executing
bonds, with approved security, for tho deferred
payments. "nd iha title L. ba retained until thn
whole nl the ruichaao m"ncy is paid.
Mr' hichHrd s'l"nnc!I, LIVING on tina pr"mi.os,
Will lake pleasure IN showing tho iar:n tu nny
I'"r>on Wishing 10 pu!chngo
n plot 81 tho i.5in ;naY ho soon nj tho nYirn ui
'"hh NJ I"Hhsnn, "'q, AInSandra w
i'iEN l. 4 II X S,;HhISi: IN TSin:'H' cn,om "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-26
A BLIND MANS RAGE.

Jeremiah Tracey. blind man. and his wife Sarah
keep boarding house at No. IL Oak street. They
have had repeated squabbles because, as Mrs.
Tracey alleges, her husbands chief weakness
is a too warm attachment for Of
the female borders Last evening about half past
seven o'clock Mrs. Tracey says she suddenly and
unexpectedly appeared on scene that caused her
to fly into rage. She seized a club and dealt her
husband two heavy blows one OF which split his
upper lip and the other inflicted scalp wound
the left ear Tracey thereupon drew a revolver
and shot her. the bullet passing through the Aeshy
part of her right arm. She was taken to Chambers
street Hospital and Tracey was arrested and locked
mp in the Fourth precinct station house. where the
police say his race is familiar In answer to the in
quiries of HERALD reporter he said he dubbed
in most outrageous manner by his wife. without
any provocation. He fatty denied the shooting and
had no recollection OF having pistol. He also de.
MED the charge Of intimacy with any Of the board
org
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-26
RUN OVER AND KILLED.

Mr.. William II. Lauer. q liquor merchant doing
business at No. 1913 Christopher street and residing
in 163d street, Delmonico place. In Morrisania.
driving through Harlem Friday night. and
reaching the corner of Third avenue aud 10th
street a middle aged man crossing the avenue.
The pedestrian directly in range Of the
wagon, but Mr.. Lauer failed check the
speed Of his animal. which travelling at lively
pace. and in consequence ono of the shafts of the
vehicle struck the wayfarer the breast. knocking
him down, completely crushing two OF his ribs
and inaicting severe internal injuries. Then Mr..
Lauer, is alleged. did not reduce his
speed. but whipped up his horse and dis
appeared. The injured man taken to
the receiving hospital in West Ninety ninth street.
After lingering in an unconscious state during the
night he died yesterday morning. He subse-
quently identified as poor laboring named Nor
ris Haley foryfve years old. with destitute wife
and several little children living in tenement house
the of Third and Eighty first street.
Notwithstanding Mr.. Lauer arrested and taken
to the Harlem Police Court. where Justice Wandell
ordered the prisoner 10 be kept in confinement until
the result OF Haley's injuries could be known When
received of Haley's death Laucr sent
to the Coroners office to await further disposition.
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CITY NEWS ITEMS.

Four thousand nine hundred and ninety -one i'm.
migrants arrived at Castle Garden last week. Yes.
terday the Alsatia, from London. brought 40; the
Celtic. from Liverpool 575. and the Donau. from
Bremen, 453.
Francis Herman, plumber. while at work yester-
day in building in l27th street. between Fifth
and Sixth fell from the fourth to the third
floor and fractured his skull He was removed to
the Ninety ninth Stree. Hospital
A few weeks ago Miss Helen M. Macdonald, Of
Boston. appeared before Judge Blatchford, in tho
a motion for injunction in suit involving q
patent right in which she Is the plaintiff. Yester.
day Judge Blatchford rendered a decision in the
matter granting the writ of injunction prayed for
The officers OF the Galveston, Harrisburg and San
Antonio Railway deny the statements Of David
Mewha. the English farmer who returned in dis
aust from Texas. They state that Mewha was dis.
contented even before he left Liverpool, and they
contend that the majority OF the Yorkshire farmers
still the grounds set apart for them in Texas
and well satisfied with their venture.
Policeman Tanning, of the Twenty ninth precinct,
yesterday morning, about one O'Clock, came upon
James Murphy, OF No. sol West Forty-frst street.
and Joseph Brennan. OF No. $40 East Thirty fifth
street, in the act OF breaking into Thomas Concan-
mems shoe store. at No. 6s5 Sixth avenue. They
had forced the private hall door open with Q
Jimmy" and about to burst the lock from tho
side door leading into the store when the policeman
discovered them They taken to the jefferson
Market Police Court, where Justice Bixby held them
i'm 2 600 bail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-26
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER !
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26-1 a. NJ. J

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26-1 a. NJ.
Indications
For New England and the Middle States. clear or
fair weather, winds shifting to east and SOUTH with
slowly rising temperature and falling barometer
during the day.
For the South Atlantic States northeast to south.
east winds. partly cloudy or clear weather, except
light rains in the southern portion. slight rise in
temperature and slight rise followed by slowly
falling barometer.
For the Gulf States. Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley slightly east to south Winds clear or
fair weather and slowly falling barometer.
For the lake region. slightly warmer. partly
cloudy weather. southerly to westerly winds and
falling barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valleys warmer and clear partly cloudy weather.
and during the day southery to westerly winds and
falling barometer followed in the western portions
by rising barometer and colder northerly winds.
For the Pacific coast regions. generally clear
weather, except in Washington Territory and North
Oregon. light rains.
The rivers will fall slowly at Augusta and rise
slightly at Louisville and Cairo.