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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-07
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
TRYING TO DUPE THE Wrong MN

Captain Gastn of the Steamboat Squad, directed
Officer Ble Friday night to patrol IN citizens dress
III West-st., near Pier No. ~. with view % bring
ing him INTO contact with some sklliul confidence
operators who piled their business on tho North
River boats Blei was approached by Andrew
Waltman, alias Martin" alias Fmos,' after he
had made an unsuccessful effort to practise the
confidence swindle on n man from the vicinity of
Troy Mailman was taken into custody, and two
fraudulent checks for $3.50 and $500 respectively,
on the Nassau Bank, and one for $50 on the I'm
portcrs' and Traders Bank were found in his pos
session. He was taken before Justice Duffy yes
terday, in the TomDs Police Court. Captain Gastn
stated that he had known him for twenty years
that he was hardened and incOrrigible offender
and was without any visible means OF support
Justice Duffy under the provisions Of tho Vasrancy
act committed Mailman for twelve months
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Is HONOR OF CHANCELLOR BENEDICT.

TIE members of tie bar met yesterday in the
United States Circuit Courtroom for the purpose o.
taking action Oh tie death Of the late Chancellor T.
E.. Benedict. Judge b;atCnford presided. and
Judges ChOate and La~rence and ex-Ju Mitchell
occupied seats on the bench with INN. There were
also presen Judges Benedict. Larremore, DOnOhue
and HAYES David Dudley Field offered series Of
resolutions regettIng the loss inc bar had sustained
i'm MIR Benedict's death aud testifying TO his worth
Addresses were made by David Dudley Flcld
George +. Belts. William A. Butler, &. Van SAINT
word Daniel ID. Lord. w. X. Bcebe and Robert
Dodge A committee was appointed 10 present the
resolutions TO the United States Circuit Court It's
opening day, in order that they may be spread Oh
IL AIIltlfG
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charged with criminal malpractice, yesterday ac
quilted him. -
AT meeting of the Kearney Monument Assocla;;
tiou last evening It was stated thht Use o'Sp ~"
nodestaI of the monument were compile r ana ~
Inc unyctua would take place al an carly day; Ius
First Brigade Of the New jersey National "nard
will parade IN Newark on that DAY, ana tno ~ ~
ernor and other State officers AMI members vi Iuo
Legislature will be invited to participate i IG u
cre.-es. An address will be delivered ny Co''i'"u'
Parker. ,, ,,,r,
JERICHO John Hubbs, cf Jericho, has iost te,,
cows by plcuro pneumonia AID has offers SICK WIN
the disease.
FLrsurNG.-The dyking of Flushing Bay is to be
abandoned and the creek widened wv i'o' ar,
dccpcne by dredging 50 that there WIZ oe 1tsen 1911
fecf of water at low tide. There is BlJ,OOO IN mana
for this Work.
JAMAICA-The Board of Audit of the town Oh
Jamaica closed is aoors Yesterday Dl,S -
audited amounting to 500 33. The expenses 900 U
The town for maintenance Of the poor VIII be @ZOVO
less tins wear nan iast
Lose ISLAND CnY-Thc debt Of IoBg Island
City tor unpaid taxes IS very relyy. III loIl 1n1
auouut was only 81. 600. Ia 1872 10 was llcTeaSru
10 So coo. and in the next two years - TlO,OVV'
making the deficiency at the beginning OF loto,
Ssj 600. Since then the deficiency has graduanI
Iucreis~I until uOw II is bet |een SZOOOOO anu
$500 600 and $4,000 viii be added the prcaeil,
year. The amount OF deficiency 10 the S'ate anu
county ls $4,000 which the cd&Aty has W ooi
row for TIE cIty.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. NtIlS, NIiIIdiIA tIN iA'
Superintendent of the Poor Of Suffolk CouAP{
have submitted their yearly accounts TO me bDaIu
OF Supervisors. hey have extended IN inc couls"
of the year for food clothing, etc, 81 I|9 GO
The salaries paid amounted 10 S3OJ2 %. ne
number Of days of paupcr residence was %, 100;
The receipts from the Board of Patients ana sheS OF
farm produce wcr. $1.jS9 %. The cost 81 main
tanning the paupcrs has been 1897 cents a day. IN
Guiding clothing
STATEN ISLAND.
NEW BmGnroN. Two Of the passenRers-Mis.
Eagan, an aged woman, and Mrs. Jeremiah Reardon
who were IN the horse tnat, owing t. the
brakes giving way, dashed down The JcrS"y-st pm
nj New Brighton were more seriously hurt tnan
was al first supposed. Mrs Eagan may die from hcr
injuries Mrs Reardon's condition was SO precari-
Gus Yesterday that she had to be removed 10 tue
Smith Iniunary ut IompkinsyIle. Her case Is re-
gdrdcd as critical
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
WHITE PLAINs.-Ihc Super,Is Of Westche5ter
County Will assemble in the Council Der az
White Plains tomorrow for their annual session.
On tuesday they viii OrganIzs as Board OF
ountV Canvasser he 81 Vcrware stolen from
the house Of Leonard Miller Of Write Plains last
spring was found by boy named Fltz,immons and
a companion Friday IN n wood about two and hali
miles from the village. The articles were covered
with an old coat aud quantity OF dead leaves. The
lid OF the tea-urn was considerably damaged.
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Sl.476 OF belonging to him. Bail was nxed 81
$4,000 and was furnished.
Roth TO BE HANGED,
THE MURDERERs OF JONI MFlFRiOEFFER 10 IA'
1ur DEATH PENALTY JANUAtT O.

THE MURDEEEEs OF JOHN MflFRlOEFFER III l"'
ME DEATH PENALTY JANUAhT ~
In tho Court of Oyer and Terminer ut Newark
Yesterday. before Judge Dcpue and ms assoclapoS'
Franz Lammcns and Margaret 4leierhOeIoI W. VI
vcted of the murder of John Mccrh0c4"! ~ NcNV
Grange in October, 1879, were arralgned lor sen
tencc MYs. Mcierhocler was dressed III ua , nn"
was very pale. I.ammens was apparently u1.
concerned He entered the court with steauS
tread When asked whether they had anything 70
saw why sentence should not he pronounccd, ine
prisoners looked to their counsel, who responded
that the prisoners. under advice OF connSel, nav
nothing TO SAY. Juuge Dcpue then PrononhceH
hc sentence that the prisoners be ken back TO a
TO he kept in custody until Thursday, January ~
when brtween the hours of 10 Il. III. ana p m,
either within the prison within the Enclosed yar
thereof. both should be hanged by the neck until
dead -, .
Iammcns listened imDassiycly to the sentence
and aftcrward walked steadily from the court,
room. Mrs Mcicrhoener showed symptoms oil
weakness but she bore herself resoutcly Lam
mems was aiken back 10 thc jail IN tno prison V"''
and Mrs McIerh0oAer in % carriage. The former
was placed IN secure cell and the latter IN
the hospital room. where she will be closely
guar0cd.
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MErHoplsT MISSION INTEREsTS.

The Methodist Episcopal General Missionary Com.
mittee continued lis session Friday at No. 500
Broadway, Bishop Foster presiding III the morning
and Bishop Wiley III the afternoon. The Rev. y. ID.
Rra,Dan OF Vermont conducted the religious cxer-
cises at the opening Of the days work a motion
was made to devote $1,000 for buildings IN
Nagasak Japan, upon which long deba ensued
in regard to the general policy of the Missionary
Society and the methods Oy which money could he
raised. The motion was lost. committee. con-
eIstiug OF Bishop Foss, D. b. Cornell. tic Rey DIS.
Fowler and Edwards and C. scott, was
appointed to devise some plan 10 increase
the income of the society. The following
npprnpriations were made: Black Hills,
$4,000, aud Dakota, $1,000 Alaska was con-
sldered, ard $1,000 recommended as an allot-
Inent for that district The motion was lald on the
table The following letter from the senior Bishop
OF the Church was received aud real:
ITINERANT's LODGE
ODESSA. Del, November 4.
General Missionary Commt"ee
the multitude the isles CSesl be glad therca Tho
Lord regncih; lei the people (Demos) trembe-Psaim
solid south Ncwc County elects her entire ticket.
The Lodge Illuminated but is brigh ana cheerful
The fid. rant good general health but Is greatly
disabled; yet hopeful and happy lie may ut
pnilade phs. Fraterualiy, l.. SCOTT
Yesterday the following appropriations were
made: For Utah, $4,000, of which 81 200 IS TO be
used for schools; for Arizona, $1,000; for West Ne
braska -, 800 The appropriation for New-MoXlco
was referred TO o committee consisting Of Bishops
Simpson and Bowman and Drs. Reed and Fowler. / re
Committee on the McAillstcr VIII reported, and the
report was laid on the table. An appropriation OF
50 400 was made for Colorado, ono of $1,000
for Northern Kansas with one of So. 900 Tor the
congregations growing out OF the cOorcd exodus TO
that State, and one of $500 for Southern Kansas.
Bishop FOSs was reported for the Committee on
Methods Of increasing the Zeal and contributions OF
The committee adjourned to meet Monday at 10
A.. m.
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NOT REFORMED BY A TERM AT SING SING.

As Officer Stephenson, OF the Twentieth Precinct
WAS standing upon the stOop OF the Police Station in
West Tmrty-scventh-st early yesterday morning
he heard two pistol shots III RAPID succession IN the
direction of NiDth-ave. Running thlthcr, he saw
John Mcmahon, alias John sullivan, standing at
Thirty evcnth-st. and Ninth-ave. with u revovcr
I'm his hand. As lie saw the officer, Me
Mahon started "a run down the avenue. The
Officer gave chase calling upon hn to stop but the
fugitive turned and flied two shots at the oihc1r
At Twenty cghth-st., the officer again called upon
him TO halt. Mcmahon stopped moment. and
when the officer within fifteen feet OF Inn he
took deliberate aim and fired. the ball whzMng
over the officers head. Then he AGAIN dtItcd
away, when Officer Stephenson fired az the iugl-
tive. Mcmahon stopped. threw up his hands. ana
dropping lis revolver upon the sidewalk, acted as
though be were shot. As the officer ran M. Nc
MahOn, who had merely pretended t. hc shot,
spIang forward and clutched him by the throat. 4
struggle ons Iod the officer beating the fellow over
the head with the butt of his revolver. The pri4-
Oner was then taken 10 the station. where hc was
recognized ms n former convict, who recently fin
ishcd a ten years sentence. Yesterday the ruilian
was takon before Justice Smith ut the Jefferson
Market Police Court. and committed to prison 10
await trial. bail being fixed at $1,000
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KITSlNESS TROPHIES.

George md Robert Fielding manufacturers of
wagons. at Nos. 206 and POS East Forty -irst-st
made an assignment yesterday TO Robert W
Fielding, giving a number Of preferences, the
amounts of which are not stated. The i'm was one
OF the largest and oldest in the Trade having boen
established over thirty years.
Michael l.. Kenny builder, has been arrested
by tho Sheriff warrant issued by Judge )onO-
hue of the Supreme Court Oh complaint OF James
DAILY, for alleged fraudulent conversion OF
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MIR HI,GHEs,s DEPARTURE DELAYED.

Thomas Hughes did not sail yesterday for Eng
land as lie OK Dccted 10 do. The Germanc, of the
White Star lime, did not put 10 sea on account of
the fog yesterday morning. The steamer Will sal
however at & a. NJ. to-day. Mr. Hughes expressed
himself well pleased with bis reception at Cooper
Union on Friday night. He expects 10 return 10
America agau next year 10 visit Rugby. Tennessee.
Mr.. Hughes has arranged with A. IL. EODtc, OF this
city. 10 make his Office. Room -, No. Z91 Broad
way, the bureau OF Information with regard to tic
Rugby settlement The former Office in Beaver 81.
will bo 10 further used.
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wINTRY WEATHER ELSEWHERE.

PoUGnKEEPsIE, y. Y, Nov. Ga dense fog
prevailed ut all points the Hudson last night All the
passeucer steamers eight to ten hours behind
time"
CHICAGO Nov. Gin Springfield, H.. snow has fallen
10 the depth Of four inches. aud mas also fallen heavily
ST LOUIS Nov. CA snow storm has boon prevailing
here last ngHt, but tn, sno" Ia ~ a. last las 1t
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SNIP NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK q
ARRIVED

str Asatia CBr Craig %, with mdse and pas
Sir Arragon CBr Brown, Bristol Oct % with mdse and
T VSiSrond eiS, jSmion Antwerp oct 49, with mdse
ana passengers to Peter wright sons;
SIR Harrisburg Worth savannah 8 days with mdse TO
strAi0cmare Mallet Lowcs Del with mdso to Old Domn
Str Francona, Bragg Portland Me- with mdss and passon-
Bark Wallace, Mccormack Havro 20 days. in ballast to
Tar, Mary Hasbrouck, Luiwigs DuuSrk AZ days in bal
Bars surprise oi Boston,, Avcrn Curacao 10 days with
guano b f Folsom, vessel to IL T. Brown g Co.
Bark II Mt-tes Ot Windsor, y - Crosby, Newry oct
20 ballast TO Whitney Co. anchored at sandy Hook
Bark Iynton Cof st Andrews NIB Cameron. Liverpool ii
DAYS with mdsc TO " II 4 ompson q Co.
days with orwood to Brown; TO + II smith Co.
sChT a rSIn@ y % Ws9 ID "'A log
Schr GaIiand Libby Apple liver days with pIing
-cHr Iascac CiaTk Calais with To Chase Clark
chr Joanna GIayu Bahn Port dc PAX II days with log
Scir sarah i Putnam Robinson Beverly. for Virginia
sUNoEr-WIND-tt Sandy HOOK. light. :; thick fog
Al Cy Island. ~; cloudy.
CLEARED.
Ss Triumph Rr) Could Liverpool Seage Bros Otranto
or JcnE Iu eanderson Son. MalaOar I5rl. Elcoale
wcrp. Finch Iiye 20 Wilton ~. JARVIS ~esl Marte
Der Bremen and southampton oerchs 4 Co Bahama Br
Wn!eAars gGgiow% Port span = Pierre aas Mari &C
Knnhardt x Viucenzo flolio lra Viola Mediterranean
tSsp. PC VIA Xs5anarin; ya itoo%s s, OF DOMINION
Adams Nca.Orlcan4 Bogrrt & Morgan: Ncrcus Hailctt
lIoson Duno,k City of savannah Fleetwood savannah
NOnge; GtO " clyde Winnet Charleston QuBtlrd
& Co: Colorado B0ger Galveston AMI Key West { II Nal
lory & CO. Orleans HhSey New-Oreas, clark & sea
IIancnx, Post, jacksonville Canbc
Oc1taTi, cS nOds. Baltimore krems; Regulator DOluo
Nc YIN fCydO
GsT.s SSGanyl hammond. Por Elizabeth Africa W II
5ro; Glrn"da CORNING HCr, Brott. e Co;
FctnA LentG (Nor1. Petersen Les Sables Er BEN
PIrsuring Cos Saem tN'r Sundberg Gibraltar for
crictS Benhan pieksrms q 90 He!cne lGcr Groe.
Pickerng o6 IGa lNor Gunemtsen cork Tor orders, Bon
ham Pickering Co Ruth (Nor Jorgenscn. orlor
Turch. Edye& co. Ferris Thompson, Iottcr Alicante sp
Lawrence Glos Coz Albion. Dagsctt, Charleston Thomas
Duuhams nephew & CO.
Nuga l. NJ Merritt Hicks MalnzlS James EiweIl q Coz
Diana pl. rimons'u. Crrtc BckAInu. Oor'cn y co.
~chls AaIN lunt (Bf) Les. NeNArk J. Lunt n
ME Ge'scl. Gash'l, btumor', Nm Chaimsts Elliott l.
DOW. lyiey BaiumOto VIM Chalmers. = T. tiOtwin Williams
stamford stamford Mauuac uiing co. ard suok
and San Domingo City DO iYuIa Co. II q Moran irl
Mepsuglh 50 John, r. Jed Frye Freddie Eb 1etl
QaYO, Pcnncli Portau Prince Il Murray.
MISCELLANEOUS
PHILADELPHIA Nov C.-shp Zephyr SPAN Can't Kelly al
his port from Liverpool. while coming anchor N
POut early this morning Hwung around aud ooded with IN.
bark Nina AUST carrying away the sttos ibboon and 40.
her other light damage forward Tho snip reoaiyol no
damage
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON. Nov 6.-Arvei Gals ona tiir) from Boaton
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 6.-Arryed BysW alter (Brl iron,
Newore-us and NerA sydney, d, Massachusetts tBrl
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IrrRrG CoMpANY's CocA 3

IIFBIG CoMPANY's Coca BEEF TOyIc
f1r superior 10 he fashionable md 1,e DO afs'-,
Of brei VINE aud ron says professor. D. . HINT b.
Honorary Member imperial Medlc1l SOL o. n Il Peter.
burt. Russia. &c. &c - ID by dI rug i..-.
Il will recOa the most shattered aHl ufr,ll rs.
vgOrats tn aged AID nhia and 'laAc -cHy clrel bloom
INK and healthy.
ldTity. pains ald eXhdU3tI.n.
And Culcts restless children ami infants.
CArII1S-BeWarc OF cheap, WOr alrr3 iHliatt
OuIs and similar names. Ask fOr coca BlLt TONIC.
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A CLEVER FORGERY AT PORT CHESTER.

A man of good appearance, about twenty-soven
wears DID, calling himself William l.. Baker, on
Thursday engaged accommodations at the Irving
Hotel Port Chester. ana for part of the afternoon
sat quietly in tho bsr-room. Toward evening he
asked for writing paper and pen and ink, and re-
tired into adjoining room, whore he occupied HIM
self i'll writing. Aitcrwsyd Le called upon
John Henderson, a butcher In the village.
aud told him that he had taken the
LenOX House at Greenwich, Conn, about two
miles distant, and wished to make arrangements to
be supplied with meat. Under sOmc picteXt he in
duccd Mr.. Henderson 10 write his address, which he
took away Subsequently he wrote note to the
bank where Mr.. Henderson kept an account, incos-
ing check for 500 purportlng to be drawn by Mr.
Henderson. The note stated that the writer was IN
disposed and therefore requested that the amount Of
the check be seut by the bearer, boy whom Baker
met with IN the street. The note excited the sus-
plcions of tue bank teller, and lie sent messenger
TO Mr.. HendersOu's place OF business, when II was
ascerancd that the Signature TO the check was Il
forgery. Baker was found waiting for the rel urn
of the boy with the money and was arrested aud
committed by Justice Henderson 10 the County Jail
TO await the action of the Grand Jury. In his pos
the original signature of Mr.. Henderson was
found also the name OF every other butcher III the
village IN their own handwriting. Mr.. Henderson
stated that his signature was couDtcrlcItCd very
clcyerly.
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DIpHTHERIA IN BROOKLYN

There wero forty-six deaths from diphthcria in
Drooklyn last week according to tho report OF DR.
NyckoH, Registrar of Vital Statistics The records
of tho Health Department show that Tor
the past tour months the deaths from
Ills disease have been many In July
there were SO cases, and rs deaths in August 1877
cases aud 40 deaths in September $50 Cases and
lO2 deaths; and Ia October 400 cases and i 6S
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT AERIVALS.

RIM ircnuc Hotci-Scnaior James ~ Blane ",1'
pion Rraiburv Of Name; William Ewart NJ p OF lre,anu
The non ID j. MORE Pennsylvania aud senator hemiy
" Ilair of New Hampshire Ctdrehd0n ~ e,
Daniel W. voorhees,. Of Indiana Aer l2IG ifo ErouIn
of ~. Nt'i0idS tiOFi-r
iondcrs OF Inana and Dr James Allison oi f''S'
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deaths Health Commissioner Crane states thar
the cause is due to local filthy conditions damp
close and filthy cellars. and defective plumbing.
Sanitary Superntcndent RAYMOND says that many
of .he cases have occurred III private houses.
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FATALLY SH0T BY 4 BURGLAR.

BosTON, Nov. 6.-John p. Gordon, age thirty
three fatally shot AZ his board ng house at Quincy,
Mass cary this morning by burglar who had entered
the house and HON be 1as httuesIng Tue bur
glar esca ped Gordon Ia alive but cannot recover
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MAXINE INTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

san G37 sun ses..... $50 Clock allow. SO 0S,
Moon sets. $50 souths. AS Moons days.
HIGH wArRE To-Day VI.
Sandy l3l Issnd.. llj9 Hell ists l2l
HIGH WATER HO-DNY-P. NJ.
sandy iIooS 49,. Gov sisnd. Hell Gate las
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SMALLPOX IN san FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Give new cases Of
spalipoI were reported today.
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Your first great duty Is TO pIotect yonr fam.
y property house from burglars Twenty vears eKe
Icne shows that nothing ecc .uai holiness Bu gii
A . arm Telegraph. 81 > BIO ldway.
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sURRENDERING HIMSELF TO A CORONER.

d.. Clarke Bogert, the swltchman of the New
York Lake Ere and Western Railroad. to whose
criminal careeSsncss the accident on the Meadows
Friday Is attributed surrendered himself TO Coroner
John II. Virgins. ut Hoboken, yesterday after.
noon In answer to the questions Of
the Coroner Bogert stated that lie ran
away from the scene of the accident because he
afraid the men would Kill him. 81 ran away SAID
he, because thought my life was III danger and
went TO the house Of my uncle IN Newly ok'" Bogert
is nineteen years of age. lie was accompanied by
his father John BoGcrt, who lives at ClOster, y. j.
and Seba NJ. B0gert, his uncle. The latter formerly
lived in Hobokcn. and owns property OF great value
in IIoboken and Jersey City. The amount OF bail
was placed at SO 000 and the uncle WAS accepted as
hondsman As soon as the bonds were made out
Young Bogsrt was taken home by his father The
latter cIed bitterly while in Coroner Wggns store,
and The son was deeply affected
- Ii was q shame" SAID the Coroner to reporter
of THE TRIBUNE, last evening, for the officers of
the railroad company 10 place q mere boy like b.
CERT III such a responsible position, man OF cxpc-
Tieuce should have acted as switchman at that I'M
pOrtaut place, where lnattentlOn to his duties
might have resulted III tho death of many persons
The Coroner impanelled jury yesterday which
viewed the bodies of DcDevOise and Quackenbuse
The inquest Will be held Monday evening. The
father of young BOgcrt stated Yesterday while in
conversation with Coroner Virgins that his son bad
complained several days before the accident that his
hours of duty were too long and he felt sick, be-
cause he did not have more than four hours sleep
out of each twenty-four.
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Have you found the key to uor.ect ah 'ud sreug'h
ia WORT the only remedy that Oyccoles IA
ucou # the kidneys ana towels. d. either 0ul or IN
form N IL perfect remedy for those terrible diseases tA
cause 50 many GOstas.-. Home ana Farm.
Truth is mighty and has prevailed. See its
triumph 10 HOP BrrTERs.
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SHOT DOWN On THE SIDEWALK.
rArAL OrArREL BEINEEN Two NEGEOES.

BENJAMIN Stats. negro was Shot dead yester-
daV morning in SeVcnth-aVc.. by john CiTccl, a
colored coachmaker. The tWoinet for the first time
Monday night at Il surprise party III West -Four
tcenth-st. They drank freely and toward morning.
becoming QuaUelSOmc. they came to blows, ana
fought .untl separated by the others. The party
broke MP. aud the two men parted as deadly enc
mics They did not meet till Yesterday morning,
when they renewed the quarrel on the sidewalk
at Sevcnth-ave. and Thirteenthst. People who
were passing saw them clnch after some angry
words ana tall on the pavement. The report OF "a
pistol was heard and Officer Thomas O'lIien, of
the Sanitary Squad. who happened to be passing,
rushed up and found Stats dead. The bullet had
penetrated his heart.
Green. who held in his hand pistol, one barrel
of which had been discharged, gave himself up.
lie was taken to Police Headquarters and alter
ward to the Coroners office, where he stated that
the pistol belonged to Stats who had drawn it 70
shoot him. Green sought TO prevent if, and in the
struggle il went oil. The prisoners formal eXami-
nation VIII take place to-day Pending thr inquest
he has been committed TO the TOmbs. His home Is
at No. 1873 West Fourteenth-st. Stats, whose
body hes at The MOIgue, VAS waiter, ana had
been employed on tho Old Dominion Line of
steamers. lie lived at No. 222 West Thirteenth ST..
and was said to be a peaceable man, who never
carried pistol. Both negroes were single men.
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MISCELLANEOUS

PHILADELPHIA Nov. G-Nhip Zephyr SPAN Capt Kelly "A
ths port from Liverpool while oOmug 20 anchor N Kaghns
POiut this ming aud CoIded with ma
bark Nina tAust carrying the lsttoTs ibbo0m 40
her other light damage foI ward Tho snip reooiyo a,
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FOREIGN PORTS

LONDON. Nov 6-Arrivoi str Gals ona OBJ from Boson
LIVERPOOL Nov B-Arriyed strs BysS alter (Brl irvn
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