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New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
DAMAGE AROUND THE CITY.

August RitzendOllcr, of No. 53 Spcnccr-st.,
Brooklyn WAS drowned Off Barren Island on sunday
He with two fellow wOrkmrn in Prcnticcs Hat Works.
Brooklyn, wen out rowing from Cinarsc N the after
noon and were upset in the squal. Ruzcndollrr was
unable to SWIM aud sank before assistance reached h
His companions picked up bya passing Vesse
RItzondulcr left a VIE aud child The body was
recovered and Coroner Nolan held the inquest.
A vessel loaded with OIL lying In NcwtO"n Creek At
Love & Flrinlug's wharf struck with lightning
during the storm aud burned to the waters edge
The damage to the vessel WIS $1,000. The wharf aud
another hgntcr were damaged 5000.
The wind and rain were very severe on staten Island
The wheat and rye fields in places were fatcnrd
TO the ground. Several small vessels ut anCaOr off the
north shore the Island driven ashore else
sunk Two large trees in front Of ,hc house Of john
Ncvill, RicEm0nd Terrace, at N,WIi ightOl, were
Upr0Otrd and tel over on the house, carrying away IL
porIon OF tic lalzI and DONG other dana-c. Mr. Ne
Nl VINO sitting Oh tine front stOOp, had "a narrow
escape. When the storm came up there were many i'l
crlncn out Princes Bay. They cNprii iicnccd r0ugn
time III getting 30 place OF safety. The squall u"sct
Nt the boats but the occupants only received IL
On Long Island the wind blew hurricane, causing
of the ltiaid At college POINT Il larse number OF shade
and fruit trees we're blown down. during the storm
thrrc silooatS wcr" capsiz"d IN Fn,mng Bay and 9nr
containing five PERSONS, was WrcCl III the Sound of
Chisholm Point The party was pchcd up III droM ning
condition by plsslIG VrN'cI tnttag' on iOIlr u "'H
wds flown COVE, The loss Is 600. On the iHIm of
Thoua> Tcuakcr, at Woodshury, fifteen cows valued at
$50, KIcd by lightning.
Iht storm dd Il grc;S dead of damage in the northern
or NCWJcrscY. Paterson was NlSltd ny
which caused damage. The siik mil OF Ashley d
Bailey, the UutShrts OF tie Cy, Was daraLt To the
OF: aud the wallis Crtlsatd down IL the = cO'd
story. Tie building cost $4,000, and was icd "ith
valuable tchli cry, which almost ruined. IL II
claimed that the building vas Improperly cun~trurcd.
4 large uubcr Ui trees were torn up by tue roots III
different pats OF the Clty ClImncyS were blown
down, ana roofs partly torn or One OF
the glass clock dias III the strrpc the Congregations al
Cnur, h. in Aubur-st. blown out and hurried to the
ground IA fragments.
At Pompton Plains The chapel Of The village church
was blown peccs several barns were overturned
At Shady Side, ON the lIunsOn, tlic yacht Columbia MAS
slIuck by sqnall and capsZ"d but the crew wac
rescued The house OF CharcN StrCCk, AZ Pd.lsadcdNC
ana IIuttom.St.. In North Hudson, badly damaged
by tn. wind a hole seven feet long torn III the
front wall and portion OF the roof carried away.
Inc three greenhouses OF c. DItZ. III tho WedvcrtO
read, West lObukcn We're entirely demolished by the
gaze Mr.. DeIiz estimates his loss at ~ 800.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
NEWJEK,S BROKEN BANK.

Two attachments have been granted by Judge
Potter of the supreme Court against the First
National Bank of Newark. The largest is for
SI7. .G96 OS due the Ncw-JcrScy Central Railroad
Companv for balance Of deposit since January
l. I~AO. The other is fer S}0lJ -. in favor of
DrrXrl. Morgan * Co.. who sent n draft for that
amount on May - for collection which has not
been paid the lirn alleges that the bank collected
'h, money hni failed to pay the proceeds over. The
sicrln's officers visited the Third, Chatham, and
Central National banks in this city which We IL
supposed tu hold some Of the Newark banks funds,
drafts. or notes. but they failed to find anything
10 levy upun At the Third National they wrr" III
formed that there might bc balance dnc the
Newark bank when the books were writ n mp.
Yesterday deposits mldr hv several persons in the
First National bank on Thursday Ot Last week were
returned To them by direction of Examiner MagrI-
der Others Who deposited upon that day VIII have
their money returned upon application. 1t was
stated Yesterday that Cashier lIrddrn was cramprd
for money prrvi"u, 10 his departure for Europe; {;
that hc paid 900 To secure Il loan of 4l5.OOO on
hIS property in Bl""mlicd Mr. Walter tirc0>rn,
ono Of the directors. returned from the West on
SUNDAY night, AMI stated Yesterday that tho news
of the collapse of the bank had como TO him as u
revelation. He had believed il to he in prosperous
condition. and he cuuld not understand how it was
pu,slblr il could hc wrecked without any of the
directors knowing nythng about it.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
THE STORM ELSEWHERE.
DAMAGE DONE IN DELAWARE. PENNSYLVANIA AND
CONNECTICUT.

DAMAGE DONE IN DELAWARE, PENNSYLVANIA AND
CONNECTICUT.
WILMINGTON, Del, June 11-A hurricane
passed over Middetown, Del, saturday, unro"inS sew
era hon cs intcrruplinG tccgrapc communication and
delaying trans 1t thought the peach trees were scri-
ously damaged.
POTTsvILLE. Penn, June IA wind storm, accom-
panied by ram, thunder and lightning, swept through
the Shenandoah Valley yesterday, dcmoShing two
houses that heing bu and one that was "ccup"d.
the occupants barely escaping with their
lives. Trees ana telegraph poles were blown
down along the line OF the Reading
RtiIO O6structing travel The storm took its course
toward Puttsvr. hut its fuce spent before reach
ing here aud tue only damage done The dcstruC
OF a s;able and the breaking of glass IN number OF
buildings
HARTFORD. Conn, June IA heavy thunder storm
accompanied with ha !, pa,sCd over the city ABOUT
O'clock Yesterday. Considerable damage ~ re-
ported in SimSbury where glass was broken ana crops
were iuiucd.
BALTIMORE. June 1.-two sailors, Henry Myers
ana Mchacl McCartuy, were drowned yesterday cycn-
ing in the Pat ipGcO River, near Fort Nccly, Dy the
unset ting Of Their rOWliOdt III Il Squ"l.
LOCIAKVES Penn. June IA tcrrihc wind and rain
storm passed ts ana county yesterday afcr-
noon. Houses and barns unrOOfcd bridges wclc
damaged. and frult orchards, gardens, shade trees,
fences aud sheds were dcStlOycd. The Guy FlOulIn2
Nll Of tnls place blown cut Of line. No lives were
last
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15

her son appeared. Here, my mother don't want 70
give her name and told you sO and the enumera.ol
Immediately collecting himself and MS census ~
turns irOu the middle OF the street. summons Wao WIZ
Issued in his case. but the woman promising ~ s''
the required information. further action was tlKcn
I'vt travelled all the world" sald one euu' i
aOr hut h"rc's nothing like This Tor setlueh h r, ~
one teuemcnt-hOuse my district on inc sd'ne ,Hr
Some of the rooms IN hOus' were tdy am o."cL9 @
filthy" An crum"rator III the sevcutn Whru IN, ri,
tered q room where man was winning no" 1m"y
The time I,y beating his wife with chalI.
leg He managed to obtain Temporary amnesty, ~.
when lie policy asked What IL yOul name , wv
man believed nc was going 20 inform aganst hn anu
at once threw the chair at his head RnW %nS & a.
good MS HIM anyhow" sL,d the enumerdtor ahu aIte
I've had mIume led each other for fifteen or twenty h
utps he was reduced state OF reason linen 4c gaNc
mo s name ard the of the iacts all Tght lls WHc
took no part in the enumeration. She just sat IN tEc
corner aud cried"
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
LOSS BY STORMS AND FLOODS.
TIE NEW-JERSEY COAST RAVAGED.
CASUALTIES AT LONG BRANCH-HFAVY DAMAGE IN
WISCONSIN.

TIE NEW-JERSEY COAST RAVAGED'
CASUALTIES AT Long BRANCH-HFAVY DAMAGE IN
WISCONSIN.
LONG BRANCH, N. j., June 14.-Much dam
age was done by fearful thunderstorm that s"'pV
alo,g the beach last evening II lasted for less than
twenty minutes, but in that short space OF llc 'o
damage done amounted to about 100000 Al HoIlywoou
Park and Whalens nursery the trees blown down
and greenhouses damaged stage was upset near 'he
West End Hotel 1t full of passengers, ana ts rooI
was blown into the and had 1t not been Ior 'le
graph pole, against which the stage struck II wou"
have gone over the steep bluff Opposite MOONS eot-
tace near Ebcro private carriage was blOwh oFer'
the horses taking fright and running away; the occu
pants escaped unhurt.
In front OF the Manson House q Telegraph pore was
rent in twain. Near East MlddctOwn barn was struck
by lightning and with its contents destroyed Oh shOro
several vessels deserted with all sails blown away
In the Shrewsbury River Fair Havenhe schooner
Eta Leo broke both cables and drcd on shore. one
effect of the tornado, with tho accompanying thund'r
and lightning been TO drive all the army worms
from this region. The loss in Monmouth County alone
by this pest is reported at $50,000O
AsBURY PARK, N. j., June 14.-During the terriho
thunderstorm yesterday, the cottage Of Judson stcs'
at Ocean Grove was struck by lightning The shock
Stiles and doubts are entertained OF her
recovery An in fant IN her not injured. AT
Shark River the lightning struck the house occupied by
Mr. Moran at o'clock. All tic inmates were pros
TfatPd, and one. LVdu HENDERSON, ldtiiA
injured. At Ncw-BrunSwck the tornado. accompanied
by thunder and lightning, paTed sad havoc II lasted
one hour aud tore np ard fences The wind took
the roo! uf of the High School, and landed IT III the
street. Several plate store windows we're blown H.
At Amityvi.lc, the barns and stables Of Slman Rich
ards were destroyed. The loss s estimated at $4,000
II Is supposed that the buildings were struck by hSht-
ming.
CHICAGO June 14.-Dispatches from Fan C;airc Wis,
state tnat a rise of twenty-five feet ~ TIE Chippewa
River UccaSiuucd damage There Yesterday. MIL
lions of logs and many bridges, mills houses ana
barns washed away, and dozens OF families were
LETT homeless.
Advces from up the river show that the torrent has
desolat ID uany smaller settlements but yet no loss
of life has been reported - -
The proper ty lost nj Eau Claire is placed at 81 100000
AT IL O'c Ock last night the water fell pcrcepDY, ana
II WIS thOnRht hat the worst was over.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
GONE, PERHAPS NOT TO RETURN.

The police were informed yesterday OF tho uls
onnnorpnre of Emanuel Joseph, age forty,seVeh
yrars' from his home at No. ~ Forsyth ST. Joseph
married for the second te ana % TeGSHy DssssH he gf lett
thn house saving that he would never return;
Some Of hls rcatYcs are afraid that he has Killed
himself but his wife isn't 40, ,,.r.oo,,.1 o.
Daniel O'Krcfc. tailor ut No. 431 fliteehth-SD'
loft n similar message for his wife two weeks ago,
with the further assurance that he was g3ng tbC 10
Europe. To pay his fare he took along an I,o imo
money in the house, leaving his wiG ana h'c
children destitute. O'Keefe was hard drlnker' 90
Patrick Small, age fifty-twO years, DakeI, mas
been missing for ten days from No. % 0pilns-'''
IIn too was hard drnker
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
SHiP NEWS.
PORr OF NEW.YOKK......JUNE l.

PORT OF NEW.YORK....JUNEl II.
str cy of Limerick (brJ stuart, Liverpool l., days to
STR II rrm"Gt CiiN wilson, Bermuda days Outer
Str ,hamcttc Rect Ncw.Orlcans to Rogcrt & Morgan
Unison. Freeman. NcwOrlcans 81 days. 10 clark &
ST ity OF savannah Fleetwood days.
SIR tar,gossa IIoopcr Baltimore 10 Geo II clover.
Blrk >ac. Dunn. iDon - May D. with non To order; YES
BARK ,;coit;r i6nrson r Boruicr quebec II days with
Rak osborne james Eahia Is days with sugar to order;
i,rk Miiia Aic!aic Nor Eran.e southampton davs,
with old iron - order; vrs-r To Fuucl, Ejy" y GO.
dags with susar to ii ii swift 4 Go.
ark More. tarislc Sagua days, with sugar. etc,
to order vessel to Waylrll ~ 60.
Bark Trmplar Bartic t. Havana and Matanzas 10 days.
Brig rhos OMca rtov ondonjG days with mdso to orr
~cbr ida iay Gray Aux aycs II days, with logwOOd to
scnr Augusta Muir, Dunn. Baracoa 10
Sclr Fam 0Shantcr ZcluT Elcuthcra sdays fruit
smith & IIutchcson; vessel to Il staples.
S SsG rrGr Hr' FIX r"a Il %"rc rays VII" '"' 10 villa"
ScLr Gcorga, untcy. Carcnas IL days. with
scir Geo Calhoun stanIcy John B. days. with lum.
bcr to John P'sntoi's SON. vessel 10 \ r llyney.
Nhr Dresden Pougrrw, shueo IL days, with lumber TO
II H MuIclc; vessel To T iIcncy.
WIND -Snnscj--At sandy Hook moderate. NV; cloudy
Cliy Island hslt' NV clear
CLEARED
Srs croft En- Dbtchn rth Scot Tucker Iy CO. Fam
ny tadMalals LrK 'H%%orc ~, % Erc%. @ r. Isaac cI
Glars Hartford Roberts, Frlnconm Mangum, Portland
word iamm"n, Londn'; Hrinnrli Minturn & CH p n
tot Nnrl. SOrrnscn. Hamburg TOOms AthOn (r
Dexter Antwerp. G. " Der
Barhs Antoitta Costa uiaD. Costa. Cork Falmouth Of
Plymouth r"r o'rrs 1srr Eros ION Qmxotc (Ger laycr
Hamburg. Hermann Koop % ym Iali~man IBID. Briggs,
BrIgrtoWn Ear, Dwight & Intt; Quclle tNor. Dedckam
Cork falmouth l"r orders, Funcll lyc Cos pcrsanl m
tAiIO Yarmouth T., Geo 4 iuey; Post (NOrl. Hen
nhscn CorG oI Falmouth for or crs tobias CO. UrbanO
UtaD Olvar queenstown, Falmouth or Plymouth orders
iscnran, lrckrung c Fannie br Storkton; 81 John,
II. W Parker ~ Coz NrieuS tDuchl HtutCrthur Abrr
deem Furch, Elyr Go; Natant lr) Dnnham. BRISTOL E
Boyd S IInckcn; Teresa (tal, Russo CORK Falmouth
for orders. SOcnyich y COS Scawald tr COpp. Duhlin
FgliO Italia tlaD, RaggiO Beyrouth, Tur
S1Cnylcll ~ 60,
Uiig. Maria " Norwood Magunc, Pensacola Parsons &
IOud Maul Of Llnngtlon (Br), sutherland. ~ John y
Srnmei Bros swift Nnr, Atnoldsrn, OpJrtO FunC Edye
Il CO. John II Crauion. Pierce Montoyidco, swan son.
Srhr Schrpp. Dickinson Georgetown Dcmcrara
D Cameron Co; Good Wl (Ir Roberts, Governors lar
Dor. staples
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoVnoN. June Arr strs Antonio and 1agus both from
New Venice CydOna from New York; arr Mt
RhcOl, from Ncwl ut Newcastle,
liosscnd Clslc. from NCw.IOrk; at Rotterdam,
SchOltrn. from NcwYUrk; Leasing from for
Hamburg has been sIgnaled off the Lizard.
l4.Arr llipparChuA from
Ibcrnu from BOsOn Pembroke, from BosOn snragOssa,
from York,
QUEgSslOwN June ll.saied the 18Th inst. Arizona
fJI NDW.lOTk
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15

HAVANA June 14-Arr 18th inst str Saratoga from w.
Cruz and Prosresoj win sail for NewYork June 16.
Sailed the 18th inst str Niagara, for NewYork.
LONDON June A-sailed 9th inst 0eaon tCapt Bcrgssuh
for NewYork Guerera 11th inst Ave Maria Carrie
Choice for NewYork; Elda Fescina Ferraii Giovsnni
for Philadelphia; Irene, Martha Cap Zachariassen Was
FTtgg os Pnaaepha; aaesno CicConaadi FOR SaI,i%es
inst Annapolis for Philadelphia; Harward.for New.Yopi
l$th inst Vidfarne, for Philadelphia; Herbert Hail. fof
NewYork. 'i7-a
7th Abby Emelia; 9Th inst Australia ncapt
PahsOn) Cambav; 10th Balder FelO I'LL inst
Themis the latter at Bremerhayen: Wawaleneh at 1rae
18TH inst, Bona Fdes Elliott Grant Hugpeno Kilkersn
latter Yokohama LeDnatn Of Beachyhead 18th inst
Carnsmore, Cordiera COgnau Aceame, 9ange Lizzie
dale Louise Maria LuOla Murchison Oakw0rth, Rayens
wood l4th ns Drumanrg. Edvige, Monark Nordenskjod
For Later Ship Ne1s II dnn. see FIN Pl2a s.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
HELD ON MS SONS TESTIMONY.

The inquest in the cast of Mrs. Marina MangHnO,
the ltaIan woman who was found murdered ~ No.
~ Mulbcrry-,t. Il week ago was held yesterday by
Coroner Brady. 4 bOardcr named Giccorcllu was
Gl>t SUSPECTED Of Dclng the murderer. He WAS all
sent at tho Time but when found easily proved his
Innocence. Suspicion was then directed TO the Wu-
mans I'M band. OnirIo ManganO who was ycstcr-
dav arIaIgncd on the charge of WIc-inufdcr.
lie story OF the discovery of tle murder told
bV the police, and GircurrllO was cXuncratcd hy his
employer and he foreman un Ter whum he worked,
who ilad Scan him at work without interruption on
the day of the murder. he hOardrr testified h. neclf
to the exceeding jealousy Of Mangano which I'd to
frequent quarrcN between him and hls wife. Man
ganOs SON AntOniO Il little Toy who bad heretofore
told wcl-taupht version of his fathers story,
proved hs bcTaycr. Under crOsS-cXamiai ho
admitted that hc left his lalhcI and mother alone to-
police station the father cautioned INN not 10 dis
close the fact. he jury found Mauganu. the hus-
band guilty Of the crime OF wIic-murdcr, aud the
Coroner committed hun to the IOmbS wIthOu4 bail.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
THE FIRE RECORD.
FARn BUILDINGS DESTROYED.

Four or five valuable buildings on the
estate Of the late Josiah Macy In the town of liarrson
~ Y, were totally consumed by fire. about II o'clock
saturday night The contents Of the buildings, nclud
ing Il Erashng machine valued at $500, thirty tons OF
hy 500 bushels Of corn, 200 bushels or OATS farm i
pcmcnis etc, were consumed. The to al value Of the
property destroyed vas estimated ut $4,000, partly
covered by insurance. H. is supposed tna irdnlS who
kcu refuge the buildings set them on lire Wlllc
smoking The premises occupied by Harrison
Hunt to wluu The cOntculs Of Tho building belonged.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
CRUSHED BETWEEN FREIGHT CARS.

An envelope was delivered at newspaper once 70
in Jersey CITY Yesterday afternoon by BOY. ~
coptotnccd two Visiting cards hearing the name OF
George L. Mgns On the backs of n nf S4r%T man T Ead
%crn rrnshed to death between two freight
ears at tho Pennsylvania Railroad freight
depot, and that tho cards we're taken IRON ,nd
sniciJc The cards also stated that Mr. Mngns was
very wealthy, and was son of the Rev Mr. Min ti-
ginS. the pastor of the Union Tabernacic OF thls
city. At the depot tho employees said that there
was no truth in the story.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
HOME Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ruckinghnrp Hotcl-AssocIatc-.Jnsti stephen G ~.
EIeiI ~ no I'ncd Statc supreme C0urt... 81 Ntch",ds
U0t,1- Sir Robert alan Governor o B rmuha fIol'Ns"
r. Ionrs ana the Hon VIII am ross 9 thrheo H.
ori william Preston OF krnlucky anu W ~
lam NJ Wndlry President o The Central ilr a "i a',
~ : nuo Ijn'.f- Curtis tiuih oi R0ston AN,'ho
man Charles = Baker 81 Rochester ana Porter 9ni"n al
Jamestown. N.N......U " ''of Hoht-icVeIett % Wv 80
and William Of Boston. I1ft |i'HH Ii""
igc T. A. Aac0mhcr. of the New YORK supreme
iU,Sa Sgngr, jiof John T. Ford, " Balnm"r' tO,cWd"
Jf9sg- jeucral John e. Robinson. OF HnghamOh n l.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
ACTION or POLICE COMMISSIONERS

A committee of members of the German Society
of this city called upon the Police Commissioners.
yrstrrday and asked them TO put IN officer duty
at the SOcirty's Office he vast increase OF inmigr'
ton requiring this for the protection OF the mimi
Written application. anew tug-boat was Dhrchusrd
for the street clranng department for TlN,O0O and
the sidc-whccl steamer Moses Taylor was higrd Tor
the use Of the harbOr police at %3l II dIy-the
Board plcdgng itself to keep the steamer in repair.
On motion of Commissioner Nichols, William
O'Ncil, better known ~ "Nan, the NewsbOy," was
app Ointcd patrOlnan.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
SENT no pRISON FOR lIFE.

John McDermott, who threw his wife ont of the
fOurth-stOry window ut No. 0H6 Grccnwcll-st. on
March 4, was indicted for murder III the first de-
gree by the Grand Jury. In the Court of General
Sessions Yesterday he offered Il plea of murder IN
the second degree, and 10 was accepted. Oh the
night III question the prisoner and his wIfc were
under the influence Of liquor and quarrollcd. Be-
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
UPSET IN THE RIVER.

The sa-boat Mary Kecgan entered at race at
Harlem Yesterday was upset opposite the penltcn-
tiorv IFS occlpants fourteen in number, were
thr6yn ont They were seen from BlacKwclls &
island struggling in the water, and the steam
launch as well as the guard boats were Sent 10 i It ~
the amShouSC.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
LONG ISLAND CITY.

A fire broke out at IL o'clock on Sunday
night in barn situated III the Of Dlrstrs liquor
store Ferry Long Island City. The building was
completely destroyed. The Recorders Court aud the
Sanitary Inspectors office In the second story OF
the building, and the records aud public do, unrns
were ali destroyed. 1lc loss was $1,000
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
A KEY THAT FITTED TWO LOCKS.

The danger of accepting ~ conclusive clrcumN' an
tial evidence WIS illustrated Yesterday IN the Court
of General Sessions. Loms Buns aud Charles
Smith, barhclS wee charged with having stolen a
watch II key and - from Peter llnnarly ~, truck
man. while he was asleep Il douISlrp in Brcckcf
ST. ON the aftcrrunn of May %. u, nnrllv had
fallen asleep from the effect, Oi liquor. and when h"
awokc he discovered ms loss The PRISONERS were
standing in front OF him, and believing that they
were the thieves lac gave hem lutO custody. At the
police station key found on thc person of one
Of the prsumcIs. and Dunuclly claimed that II was
his. II was of peculiar shape, and hc SAID hcloEgcd
to the lock ui his tccd-bOX in Mutt-St. An officer
wa, cent with the key to the stable and found that
il fitted the lock. The lcck was a patent one of
peculiar make, and the circumstance that the key
fitted II was CuuSdciCd conclusive evidence OF the
guilt Of the accused men. At the Police Court they
were committed for tral, without bail on the same
cv dCncc.
Wmlc in the Iomhs awaiting trial one of the men
remarked that the ley bcluHatd to lock- owned 10y
Il barber named Kc~,lcr, TOR Whnm Inc had at one
time worked in Franklin-,t. kcs>cr appeared on
the trial yesterday and prJdncrd the lock. II WIS
uf he .,,iiic make rs the Uno in D0nnclh = stable,
and was numbered 30 The key winch Was found
on the prisoner bore he same number, wul, DON
nclly'- lock wasnumlrrcd lGO Recorder SnI th OH
thl evidence directed the iurr 10 acqut the PRISON!
ciS ard ~ doing 50 remarked on the great danger
of accepting cIrCumSautIal evidence uncuItohOI-
atcd by testimony of another nature.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15

o.,;nr onroood he seized her and threw her ont OF
tHe window. Her head struck the payemehnt anu anu
She died almost ins antly.,, Recorder SnS'h 00"-
fenced McDcrmOtt to State Prison ior Hic'
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
MARINE INEELLIGENUE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

snn yisrs i9S sun G32 Clock fast. ON 2Os
Neon Moon sOuthS. 5jS Moons a5o days,
Hi;n WATER rOpW ~ NJ
sandy Hook. O3O Gov lSLud. OBS hc, Gato..... 2i7
WATEg rO.pAI-P. M.
sandy ook.. Oj Gov. Island. l:2j Hell dlte... 3l4
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
An ARTILLERY OFFICER Ar FIVE FORKS.

The Warren Court Of Inquiry met Yesterday, at
Governors Island. with the cNprcta'lou oi ~
aInnng General Crawford and Gra,ral MllrN. bat
through misunderstanding urIihrr "i these
officers WIS prtstnt. General &. :. NaIu"ri@It.
artillery of the Faith Corps ia l~'i1 " W4~ called i2
the stand. He said thlt hc Was ordered y General
Warren at noon uu ArIl To hIln@ srNclLl hItirl!N
to Dnwiddir. When within a mlr nt G1aN"iI
Run Cinrch. he rode ahead and found ticu .tIl
Warren north of the " hi" Oak road engaged ~
conversation with General sheridan. The attack
had then hr9un and General Warren told linn To
park the artillery near the baggage wagons, as 1t
was NOT needed
General wainwright went back to carry ont his
orders In quarter OF an honr prisoners W'r"
brought to the rear. and IN few minutes NOR"
batch Of prisoners numbering about Loco WAS
brought back General NWthop~ body WAS horn"
among hem. The lining grew more remote. aud the
witness went over the en- mys works NJ the triufu
and rode west along the White oak r"Id {" Il
mint tu the west Of the drratc works, here ice
again saw General Warren. The battle was then
over. On his way along the White hak road.
General WAINWRIGHT said, hr heard heavy illnG to
the right amt front. This firing was pretty heavy.
and Indicated that hrigalcs were engaged. At
tlrr Five Forks he saw captured artillery. Colonel
pruuiugt,I of the cIvalrv, seated upon of
tlc guns and several hundred caYalrymcn were
i'm Tie. nciehborhond. Al the close of the engage
mcnt the Witucss heard cavalry recalls sounded 10
the north and west Of his position on the White
Oak road.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
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