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New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
DRIP 0oo0s.
GERMAN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
CONSISTING OF

CONSISTING OF
400 DOZEN RED-BoRDERED BREAKFAST NAP.
K1Ns AT 81 25. WORTH 81 10.
800 DOZEN ALL WHITE BREAKFAST NAPKINS
AT 81 81, WORTH s225.
300 DOZEN DOUBLE DAMAsK, DINNER sIZE. AT
90 90, WORTHs3
100 DOZEN DOUBLE DAMAsK. EXTRA LARGE, AT
e. go WORTH S.
400 PIECES 81 DOUBLE DAMAsK. HEAVY. AT al.
WORTH I'll 25
30 PIECES g.. DOUBLE DAMAsK, FINE AT 81 20,
WORTH 81 u.
90 PIECES 81 DOUBLE DAMAsR. EXTRA FINE
AT sl 70. WORTH 81 So
20 PIECES 50 DOUBLE DAMAsK. HALF BLEACHED,
BEAUTIFUL QUALITY, Al 75c. WORTH a..
CASE eoINCH LINEN sHEEIING AT u. WORTH
81 IS
CASE eoINCH LINEN SHE ETISG AT 81 25.
WORTH 81 So
CASE soINCH LINFN sHEETING At al 30.
WORTH 81
ALSO.
PILLOW CASE LINEN, 40. 80 AND "a INCHES WIDE,
FROM 80 10 s5
SEVERAL HUNDRED DOZEN HTCKABUCK AND
DAMAsS TOWELS, FROM 81 50 TO So PER DOZEN.
GLASS TOWELINGs. ROLLER TOWELINGs, KITCH-
EN rOWELINGs
THE ABOVE ARE ALL SUPERIOR GOODS. AND
AT EXCEPTIoNALLY Low PRICES.
OUR
Flannel Blanket and Domestic Stocks.
ARE MOST COMPLETE And ATTRACTIVE ~ Va
HIETV And PISCES.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
bonro niIo Rooms


i3onro auo Rooms
West sid.-
A ADVERTISEMENTs FOR THE NEW
99SE T ~ sros ~ cor rr,v aT Ta nr,
- or .0. Wesr rrsniS'tSri-s 81 cnraer E4saea-sse.
Na 81 East Fourieenth a. corner I,oaqaars , 'so
80 2.xsi rhriaye cor 0pehunarc aadtw tourth.t
Harlem saving Bank Building -p 70 D H. al regular
An AMERICAN priynre family will let one
~ rtw0 rooms Nithout bolrd 10 g~uLenen Only
Vest soth-.t.
4 LARGE front room, handsomely furnished,
retreSees 10 ss "o0fi 40 S25 %et e % ' 'r''e FANNY
SEVENTEENTH-ST. 81 WEST. near 9Th
- ave.-seconc ana thri hoor room-, with strictly arst
clas- board IN family Of renneiaenI
TWO urge handsomely furnished rooms on
secord door with n0ar for three or four gentlemen. 10
A. Wes, .hth ST. superior nome terms moderate 10 pen'
Dent parties
~ WEST 27TH-ST. North Side. second
house vest o IL Boase s ana rooms sSs 10 70
size And oPponSnsnt a. , 9isIS @ con m eeen door, @
TOO roor terrs low.
.,.l WEST 26TH-sT.- handsomely furnished
'b front, to gentlemen references exchanged
.1l WEST 3IST-ST.-DrsirlDle suites of
'b.t for families or gentlemen private table II
% WEST l2TH-ST Two large front rooms
single gents table eKcel'nt. -erns moder-te
in WEST Handsomely aud
tOnewy urni,hei hsl rooms. parofs snd ROOMS suite
terms moderate rcfere-c's
IN WEST 26rH-sT.. nea' Broadway
sD sunny back Dsfer also .ront
rooms tsoe oafd,rs -ocom.no .Atcl tens s'oiabe
IN WEST 21ST-ST.-A handsomely-fur-
l'DO n-ard suite Of over rar or ao el-h excel.
eu hoard IA table ur IS party VI gentlemen VII
let together or separately Aal room 80
DIS WEST 44TH-sr.-Laree. handsomely
- furnished secOul ho0r also roO'u .OuIth
door. with gooi board ho and cold locality
East Sts.
4 y elegant square front. sunny room, nicely
Y furnished with excellent board. two 1877
East 40t.-st private family. Aodeiate terms
I SUITE, also family and single rooms, with
board. ever ythug house and ailments uIst
ciass. 100 East 4stl st. uclr station
M Fast 22D->T. Handsomely furnished
~ rooms house aud table une1cepuonahie references
~ EAST 22D-ST.-A large sunny room 10
- le with board ample clasetsi arseae- references
> trH-ST.. l39 East-P .easant rooms, in
- neat Am srioan family. with rstci1s- board of fani-
- AMI gen moderate references exchanged
Dai ooir-ers Al -
pc EAST 2OTH-ST.-Parlor floor; three
sb'D srec rooms private bathroom Drva table or with
out board II de.ir d. one lars additional references
40 EAST T.-Desirable rooms en-
kst salte single. board references given and 70
qurcd.
BROOKLYN Board.
DTFASANT ROOMS with board for self
Al Brookiyn. unexeep tonablc references required
Board and Rooms Wanted.
DOARD WANTED. For four adults and two
I'D children uve roma Ia good neigLDOrh00d Address
| A. Il r., BOX II. lrahHaa 0rce
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

BOARD OF EDUCAiION.-SEA PRO
ID POS vii be received y Sc 90 trust - OF he
Eleventh War! ic IAN 4 tae 3oard OF Education corner 4
an hlm MONDAY. lie Sd DAY or nov IN
BEA 1879. and until o'clocA p on si day. Cor tue
DE-k-, SEATS. anu orl,I ICkNIII Al for ts new
school II ou-e l-sL. near Ave 3.
-EALLD PROPOSALS Wlll also te received az me tine
place beOr- namet for TIE TEAM HEAT1NI Af-
PAEATU- Tor the said -cho0 House.
JOIN LnBEcK secretary m boaTG Of school Trustees
Eleve ith AarI.
SEALED PAOPO. AIS wi also be r-ceved the Scro0
Trustee ~ me s4rcte NH lr. 81 tlc le Jr!u. aue
unit MONDAY. The 30 DAY or NONEA b. Ek, l-1u ana
until ssO clock sad day. for tle FRICTION II
east side u lstavs-- Dea. jAth-st
fCfENI IT. POMEROE, 'ha.rrn3 IN.
RICHARD KELLY, creary Of Board OF SCHOOL trustees
Niu"isn.. ward.
SEALED PROPr-, VII also be- received by the School
Tiuaets0 be twentieth ar. lt tle pace Dtflr NED
us MONDAY. the 81 DAY OE 40. tM bt4, d. ~ h'd
unu 800 O'Clock 81. sait day. iof / L H. AZ - a
SEW BOZ E Tor the -cnOn Building o west -9t st. De-
SnRf- rrAN +. TfErIEN. Cha.rnsn.
JAMHf r. VI. LoRDT " D.. Secretary Of Board 0f School
Trustees. iWr.rf"tu " srfi.
Plans eclnafo.s b. seen AZ the orice Of me
superintendent Of school Bul0ngs No lio Grand ST. 'hia
n0nr
Tac part submitting proposal aud ne parties propos
each wglte HE name ana pace Of
real1ence on said .rupnsa- 49,.
Ter rcspousDe approved suleues, residents of TINS
c1ty Required Ia al cise--
So proposal considered nom persons whose charse
With The bCoid OF tducatou fei
Der their re-pou- bll!ty douutul
TIE Trustees the uRnt 20 reject Any Or al Vi ho
IrupOsais submitted
Iltrt New YORK. oct. Is 1873.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
gorporIIIon Aoutes.

BOARD OF EDUCATON.-SEALED PRO
ID PO-ALS accompanied with plans specifications will
received 3y the sCHpoL Ia EEs Of The selta
AMI Emst until FRIDAY the IAN GAY u November lr7g
aud until oc p. IN sail day, for WARAING aud
VEN rILATS The schoOlhOuse IN course u erection
Oh l., ,Inef0n-ave. between ! 9TH and lO6th sts
Plans of me luIdur De and additional nforma
tion ef he office u ntendent Of school
5u.dinR-, No - Grand a., tnird floor.
The subni.iig ss tud he parties proposing
u each write anu place "
residence -aiI proposal.
Two orsiur aud r0ved qurees, residents or this
cit, required In all cases.
81 plHpo-a Viii cd from persons whose cha
fer ami aneccdent cea1ng. The Board Of
der tntir r-sann -iuity 60 lbttI..
Tie Tie night 20 reject or al OF The
proposals. submitted
DAVID n. KNAPP,
CHARLES tRARY.
ANDREW T.. SNtLARn
GlRMAIN HACSCnEL.
ItOEI-M IL ". EDLSIDN.
Board % scL0o Trustees. Twelfth Ward
Dated Nsvv- York October IL 1879
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

NOllCE.-PrOpn-al> Will be received al the
y onic- n rne 1epari ~ OF Puouc Charities and orrec
-, NJ ea L ave u1fu FRIDAY, october 81 1873 Tor gro
rere- rovsluz hardware, eah'r, &C. f1t iu init rla
tIou see ifv Record. lor sale At Nn.- tlty Hail.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

ITTRFAI 7 Z
O.. haubef SIT. NtS-l Ilk. Dc'. = l1It1
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.-NOtice l. hereby
y gwen ba the real erfnte, D-r-onal
uopty auo the Ciy anu County of York
delivered % TIE uuasi-igue AMI
at the ta1 now due snd al9e al the dice
I'm case OF avent bc he 1t day November next
tie n,rsou pGgIug sAR fed "a he 0entnts men
toued iu the twenty section OF e Act al March 90
$50 viz
reduction the Of seven per cent per Anunm from
M t.ue ~ f.y-l,u l. uf Dec aer next
Vs. MARTIN T. ACAAHON,
aretve ID IlTes
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
Drp Uaoos.
DRESS GOODS.

"a inch SILK AND WOOL FRENCH NOVELTIES at
81 Per yard. JUST ABOUT HALF THE COST OF I'M
PORTATION.
- inch BLACK CAsHMEREs. EXTRA HEAVY. at 81
per yard. USUALLY SOLD AT Sl 20
\ LINE OF BLACK DRAP DETE from 81 TO 80 80 per
yard
A fal assortment OF CoRDUROYs AND EMBOSSED
VFLVETEENs FOR SHIRTS AND TRIMMINGS.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

COOK. &c.-A respectable girl as frst-class
COOK and III Che weshingi best city reference
SOL EAst Ia 81. second llor.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

COOK.-By u Protestant woman; IS first
class co K also understands soups, etc. required
civ or county gOOq reerrnces Can be- seen al the
NOME BUREAC T., 50 tn ave. doors above lOth-st
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

(NOOK.-Bv an excellent woman, highly
" recommended in respect soups meats pastries
des-rt g. dds aud goot can be al 0o2 Oth
aEr
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

INOOK.-First-Class wedish cook understands
- all kuds cnokug best city re erebeeA 100 Otha' -
ues .-st.. :
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
B. q q x ct s.

A FULL LINE OF CALIFORNIA BLANKETS MANU-
FACrURED BY TIE MISSION MILLS Co,
Iu- VERY LIST MADE. Al GREAT BARGAINS.
ALSO,
LARGE ASSORTMENT oF FINE AND MFDiV-f
GtADl BLANKETS or OTHER MAKES. PURCHAsLL
BEFORE IhE AD,ANCL ~ PRICES. WILL b. SUI
NaIlT low
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
CLOTHS AND CLOAKINC$
~ GREAT vARIETY AND AT VERY LOW PRICES
SILKS AND VELVETS.

A large assortment Of NOVELTIES II FANCY AND
TRIMMING SILKS AT EXCEPTIONALLH
LOW RATES, INCLUDING BRoCADEs, STRIPES.
iEklNs. &c.
Also
BR0CADED AND STRIPED vELvETs AND sAT1Ss,
/. i
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
HOSIERY AND UXDERWEAR.

are closing ont tac balance OF 1000 pair, MANUFAc
TUEEH-. -A4lpll. uJsl- aal HALF HOSE At ABOUT
HALF PEICt.
LADIES FJIL REGULAR MERTNO VESTS and
DRAWEfs al 5T4 cents; GREATLY BELOW VALUE.
GENTS scOTCH WOOL SHIRTS and DhAN Liz al
81
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
FLAW e ELS.

4 SPECIAL BARGAIN ~ DAMAsK TOWELS. WITH
ENOITED FRINGE. at - per dozen WORTH ~.
y NAPKINS. HEAVY aAd EXTRA SIZE, a. IL 80 per
dozen.
L. .GI f. DOCDLE DAMASE NAPKINS at g. 90.
TuLsE WILL BE FOUND OF SPECIAL VALUE"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-14
FOUND BLEEDING IN THE STREET
a Young Woman who says she was beaten
by Persons she Did Not Know.

Mr.. Steward Il. Pond, OF Messrs. William
A. Pond 4 Go. OF 25 Union square, drove to the
Thirtieth street police station at midnight with
an officer and Miss Yictorine Van Haust. who
was seemingly dying. The entire left side OF
her head was covered with blood. whilo
her eye and face were terribly swollen
and were blnck and blue. Blood flowed
freely from her nose and ears. and her black
silk dress was covered with It. Mr. Pond said
TO Sergeant Timms: As / was walking
no Finn avenue near Sixteenth street l
found this young lAdY on the sidewalk.
She WIS eXclaiming. o. my moiherl My poor
motherp Immediately did my best 10 revive
her. and rs could gst no assistance partly
carried her to Twenty-thlrd street. where she
tainted"
The officer snid: II found this gentleman
standing over this lady at Twenty-third street
and Filth avenue. A hack driver volunteered
to bring her here She was in IA faint. and only
revived n moment ago"
Miss Van Haust said: IL live at 1863 Prince
street. o my mntherl please send for her, |
WIS walking In Washington square. when WAS
suddenly set upon and hont"n. don't know
what tlma IL WIS. don't know what did.
don't know how came on Fifth avenue"
Detective hmittshurgrr tried to get from
Miss Van Haulst n description OF her assaants
but she tainted. Sergeant Timms sent her to
the Fifteenth Street Hospital. IL is thought
that her skull is fractured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-14
P1ssING THE LEGISLATIrE BILL.
A BunEiIng Measure thai the Republican,
are Pleased TO Have Pass.

WASHINGTON. juno 13.-The Senate o-day. In
its anxiety to get away passed the legislative and Ex
ecuuve Appropriation bill in the general form as
from tic House The bill does not specify on its
face the appropriations intended to be made.
II does not even pretend 10 DO so, 1t wu
be Simply n Legislative conundrum TO the Treasury
officials There are two appropriation lcdgcrs required
to be kept in the dcpNrmcnt-onc IA the Socrctary's
ohce. the other by the Register. Evcn with a
plain aud conspicuous bin the work Of eniorins
up and Keeping these appropriations Is a labor
requiring much care skl, aud patience IN order g. I'M
excused tor not tnsring correctly the appropriations
mieutcd 10 he nirie by this bilL IL Mr.
irou accident or desrn Congress viii haVo NJ d!ht
to complain II T. safe to say that aucr having
dozcn members In the two bodies now know
what ne biil contains i vas trained IN such a
reduce or incrHr the appropriations wcre practically
cut on. For THIS wrcichcd liccc OF work the House
Tile bn would have becn rcicct,d but Tor the
anNeb to get awaN. The House kcpuhllcans mHdc =
aud JOINED the Democrats IN passing II through. There
were only ew NEGATIVE votes, AMI these came IRON the
MT Beck was So dissatisfied with the structure o the
Tie I'D and customary iorm, tut the senate
Approximation Committee sat down upon him
aS s short SG eu and Sr BccR na ubSa Sy PSTS rrs
surv OF nose arodnd hn and agreed 10 take charge OF
publican senstcr. t. but triT Sppo.iuSn VAS
not SERIOUS or detrimental They wanted Il 10 pass,
oi the b bcng ha,ty sut ~ considered leg ,auon tut
nj, not likely. @ the hhl in ls present
the Executive discretion and does not contain n the
political safeguards embraced m the nrst bill. which
hHNes Vetocd. Tue Judicial Expenses bill will be taken
~ IN me senate Tomorrow, ana after that Is passed tho
Army hill Will be- considered.
The l"noerauc senators ~ their caucus to day agreed
70 limit debate un each bill two days II M attcmrt Is
made 60 discuss either 9i the two bills now remaining
more ah two days, the Democrats wil Keep the Senate
IN session untn vote Is h1i.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-14
THE GREENFIELD uIFE MURDER.
Fatal Error In the Proceedings Toward n
Third Trial OF tho Murderer.

OswEGo, June ia stir was created
here this morning by tho discovery Of n fatal
error In the proceedings whereby Nathan O.
Greenfield OF Orwell. this county. was 10 be put
on his third trial for murder at special torn
OF the Oyer and Torminer to DO held In SYRIA
cuse beginning next Monday. Greenaeld's
wife was murdered on Oct. a. 1875. The fol-
lowing day he was arrested. and In May. 1876.
tried for the crime. The jury disagreed In
February Il877. he was again tried. convicted.
and sentenced to be hanged on May IL. Motion
for new trial wns denied. hut a stay Of pro-
cecdinga was granted. and the cnse taken to tho
General Term. which affirmed tho conviction.
and in February Greenfield was again sem
fenced to be hanged on March 20, 1878. A stay
was again grnnted, and the case went to the
Court OF Appeals where the conviction WIS re-
versed. on the ground Of previously exprrssed
opinion by n lurvmnn. and new trnl ordered.
In November Inst n change OF vPnu" WAS granted
to Onondnga County. and II Special Term or
drred for june l6. nt Syracuse. 10 try the chse
On Thursday nm extra panel OF lOO Jurynen
was drawn. In the course oi the prrphrhi IONS
to-day II was scovored that tho remltiiur from
ted nor filed in the Oswcgo County Cierk'S
Office. which Is agreed TO be fatal TO all the Pro:
cerdings since the Court OF Ap9enls ordered
a new trial. and will probably delay the trial
nearly u yenr. The expense OF 30 many
trials and maintaining the prisoner nearly four
years have been a heavy burden on the tax;
payers and this last turn in tho case ia regarded
as II gross blunder. and crrates indignnton
throughout the county; The eX-Distrlet Ator,
ney. VINO had charge OF the chsa up to the LIST OF
Inst January. is held to DO responsible for this
The Greenfield case has cost tho county Of
oswego oSrr tzuvV' nnh .pa ahnf e. onn ;S
the expenses. II is held by able lawyers that
the county s not liable ior the expensrs incur
red since the action OF tho Court OF Appeals.
but that the Sheriff who has proceeded under
the error Will have 10 loot tho Dill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-14
THE GREENBACK-LIBOR PARTY
HarinonIzing their Differences aud Calling q
State Convention.

SYRACUSE. Juno 13.-Tho State Committee Of
tho National Labor Grccnback party held in
this city to-day which lasted Gil day About seventy Ot
the foremost men IN the organization were pres
cnt The efforts OF a parties tended TO.
ward healing the breach which disrupted last
years Convention In Syracuse. Mr. Thomas J. saun.
ders of Adams. Jefferson County Chairman presided.
Cornelius c Riley aud Georse blair. the two head
tres Of tho opposing factions In the city OF New York
met face 20 Acc aud were uursuadcd 20 clnsn
hands the bloody cha,u An othef
differences oi inon were haruonrd IN the Committee.
Il was resolved 10 stand auo from nl parties and corh.
u"ns AMI 10 nut complete ticket IN the Held For tnl
purpoe tie Comnie, call the state Convention 10 bc
held in the city oi Utica on Aug 20 zach Assembly
district j. 90 have representation Of three delegates
The proposition to establish Stttr received
Win iuNur hui u committee o four appointed 10
take the subject into consideration. The following
the names Of the State Conittr for the city New
York as settled upon oda, hc choice cus IN pursuance
ui the plan proposed by tr committee appointed 10y the
Syracuse Convention t. harmonic the conirliug
unu, In Sow YORK, GcoYe Hlsir, Cornelius u'R,ily JO-
scuh l. OflYuu. farirk II SlVimnu Wilson Mcdonald,
Charles 4. Martin. Hni John II tgrlL
mass meeting WHs held this evening at WcuNg
OetH HuuSr, ut which rampant Gr,tnhnck sp,Cchci
were made; one speaker said that Nhiism In Russia,
socialism In GERMANY, communion in lrnnrs, ALd
GreenbHekisln In America were one aud the same tng.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-14
FATHER O'SEIL's ARREST
An Alleged Attempt 10 sheet htm By . Has
band In ThIrty-uinth street.

West Thirty-ninth street, between Ninth
and Tenth avenues. was in great excltement
last night over an alleged attempt 10 shoot the
Reverend Father Peter O'Neil Of Al Butler
street Brooklyn. by Mr.. Robert Hawks OF 273
West Thir;Y-ninth street. an Rngllshman.
doing businees down town. Two weeks ago.
the story is Mr.. Hawks received an anonymous
letter, informing him that during his absence q
man. who represented himself as q Protestant
clergyman, was in attendance upon his wife.
mud that tho man had told several neighbors
that he vas, attcnding 90 the spiritual welfare
OF Mrs. Hawke. Yesterday. however. Mr. Hawks
returned homo earlier than usual lie quietly
entered tho house. and. II is alleged. found
Father O'Nril with his wife
Mr.. HAWKS. II Il said. seizinG q pistol. tried
70 shoot Father O'Nei, but WAS prevented by
Mrs Hawks, who sprung at her husband and
shouted for assistance. A police Off entered
the house and arrested Father O'Ncll on the
complaint Of Mr.. Hawks.
Neither Capt Mashburn nor Mr.. Hawks
would give any particulars Of the affair last
night, Capt Wushburn said that Father Peter
O'Neil OF Al Butter street. Brooklyn. was ar
rested on complaint oi Mr., Hawks. and that to-
dny the whole rOse would be told in the Jeffcr-
son Market Police Court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-14
BIRD AND REpTJhE FI0HTTNo.
A Battle between "a Hawk aud black Snake
that Wnu Interrupted.

New Mil FORD, Conn. June 1S.-In ono OF
the fields IN the farm OF Mr.. Fitch several OF
the hands saw. on Saturday n number OF crows
flying back and forth around n hawk. which
seemed to be trying to fly but WIS unable to do
30. Tho trouble was. the men discovered on
going nc9rer. that tho hawk was, having y
around tho neck OF tho bird, and hnd also en-
crcl1d the wings. Tho reptile had also fastened
tnlOns were deeply fnstened In tho snakes
body. and 1t seemed like u pitched battle, both
being almost exhausted when discovered. One
captured tho hawk. The snake was Ave feet
long. and the hawk measured three feet from
Tin 10 tin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-14
JAEE l.. Dg FORFEIT HULL,
Born Feb. ~. SO,
Died June n. 1870.

The Rev. Mr.. Bonham stood at the door. and
when ne nss istanis henTlpg lile CONN; rraehrd
clergyman had not discarded his gown. His
return was tho signal Tor those assemblies e,
Britton Mr., and Mrs. H. J. Newton. Mr.. and
Mrs. John {. Onlrmnn and their son. Mr.. Chit
borough. Mr. j. b. HYDE. Dr.. ana Mrs. Mans
A.. DSyIs. M;S, boSrnelts Mrs MTs, oRGr- Cha.
Rebecra Mors.. Mrs Henreita MARTIN. Mrs
Charlotte Milderberg"r Mrs. Eether Herman
Julia a. Thomas. and Mrs. A. Bel. The rele-
tlves who were presrnt wero Mrs. George De
Forrest. III" widow Of me eN,Com.nlsslonler OF
son, and SIR. Dumont Of Plal, hrm.
The pnli carers were DR.. Nrwborough. Good
rich. Ward. and Dixon, Mr.. Cheeks, hr. New
ton. BY request. the, people assemilcd left the
were going to iii. loot OF Liberty street to go to
Bound Brook. where the body was buried
walked TO the avenues. wh"ra carriages wero
waiting for them, and drove of.
closed after the funeral, vet all day = crowd
stood in front OF tho place. Children
climbed ths steps and sat in the en-
In the sitrr%oon. RS%M Col Coi. Jny. The Pres.
ident Of the Coaching Club. drove his iour-ln-
hand through the street. and the merry. party
he carrlnd stared with the humber crowd hfoot
at tho house where ths murder was
S91mmll!ed,; Laer in the Hiieprn9Son SG,,.s a
and aske, the group oi gamins that
had taken possession Of the stops To 20 away.
They con- piled rriurtuntly with tho request. but
tho thrOngs lingrrsl AMI at midnight lnst
plight scores qi persons stood In front OF tho
house. During tho evening bright Hight
burned In ths basement. the windows Of which
pore the Sign ot DIR. Hull, aud m times
the sound II sOns one pounding vas hoard
wthin. Just before dark tall. Rrsy- bearded
gentl"man, somewhat resembling DR.. Hull.
Haik.d to the windows and closed the shuttsrs.
An" said the crowd. ihnr" he is-that's the
pan that's tha Doctor" II was not The Doctor.
put Il friend Of the family. who was staving In
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-14

Some time ngo Mary H. Beck and hcr dauGh-
ter. Catharno Ccmcnts bought te canal boat James T.
Eastman. now lying at the foot Of Seventeenth street.
Jersey Otv, from Walter g. burton II agreed that
they should pay for the boat in nsallmentA On Thurs
day evening Burton went into the boat 10 cocctA por
uon ot the money Tile women insisted that they had
paid the amount IN iu aud red him H. qut the b0at
lie refused, And they, with the hVlp suno
altninS boats elected him. Burton procured war
rant rum Justice carr iUr the arrest 0i the women
charge Of assault hud llttrry ant ucN m turn maic
similar charge against Burton The Justice held burton
and Mrs. Beck e. aMA the action ot the GrRnl jury,
Catherine CcmCnts. who was discharged. has been
moNr 60 the hospital suffering from severe Injuries
which she say were Inflicted hy burton.
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The Impena,nu strike In FAN River.

FALL RIVER June 13.-rhe meeting OF the
spnners committee apronied some weeks ago u select
ave mills to be struck In concession q made ~
the manufacturers either by increasing wages grant
ners Hall.
III view nj report that the spinners m any i've mills
striking would he LlAck listed the committee deemed IL
nexedlrn to select any particular mills tnbe struck.
They seemed however, nearly unanimous IN the opin
ion that all Of the mills should he struck and will re-
mort at the general eng Of spinners night
when the whole body Is expected ~ take acuOn The
question.
There Is little Doubt but that the -anument wi
he such strike II l. bns-ihle that the slrLke viii
BEGIN nekt Monday inslead 0f on July l.
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Accidentally >ho, by u compnn,on.

Thomas Lultrcl. ngcd Is. Of ll5 Spencer
street Brocklyn was on his way TO deiiyera parcel
THURSDAY evening. having with him two companions VI
about his Hge Joseph Thompson oi 200 Myrtle ave.
nur nul william Crnftou nf Uln Myrilc avenue Thov
were pursued 10y drunken man whom Luurou turned
dlSoh lr.cd. nnd the bail entered the htast the hoy
JuSrph Thump-nn The diVcunu the bal took udicAitl
dangC wound. 1uomI-ut cared lts
honr. Luttrrn nj once He'd In grrat fright aud hiI
paTeuts have not been ALlc tu Aud him.
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Jor1INos IN ANp Nnln rnn oIrg

The appeal NJ he daughters of william NJ Twerd in
ur' sh against the knrherb"chct tc lnsuranrc ,Gn
rmuy 10 recover urin policy unun the lc ui their
iacr. WAS yesterday decided against them by tile DEN
rtHl Term a. the superior Uuirt
john hiiOnrV o ~ Madison siicet found At Raulh
nhl MHrkri streets last evening suffering fruIn gtab
w"und. lie said be hnd l.'cn Knocked dawn iii lsht
with some m"n ~ llamlllUn street drn aud when he
r. a'Gd eonselVuSness he wAs la the street Ma IN.