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New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
TIE PRESIDENT at BASE BALL GAME

The third game between the College Clubs
Of the Yale aud Harvard Colleges, was played at New
Haven yesterday. The Yale Club having won the first
two games much interest taken In this Rame.
President Hayes present at the game, which was
witnessed by 1900 spectators The Harvard CLUB
won by n score OF to /. The fourth game between
these clubs will be- played &c Cambridge on Wednesday
BASE BALL NOTES.
Az Chicago yesterday The Chicago Club defeated the
Worcester Club by score of4tol.
A close game was played between the Buffalo and
provdepca clubs IN Buffalo yesterday, which the former
cInb vgon nv q score of ~ 2. The Buffalo club made
baAe hits and errors ana bhe ffoNushce 4V paso
~ Tbe ~ game between The Hop Btters club and the
Nationals OF washington In that city yesterday, was
Won by the former club BY q score OF o 20 8.
The Boston and Cleveland clubs played game o.
aae bali IN the latter city yesterday, which was won
nv thS Boston club by score OF 20 D.
The proposed game between the Troy and the Cncln
yesterdsy, not played account OF the wetness OF
fhe ground.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29

A reception hospital Is greatly ncedeu - the % %an-
nexed district, aud It 10 proposed TO petition the
authorities for ITS establishment.
TWO DISCHARGED AND ONE HELD.
Officer Sullivan, of the Seventeenth Precinct
Yesterday pi oelS[S Betnard Hndson
age twenty -four, of No. 42O East EleVenthst; BET
nard Hall, twenty-one years OF age OF no. ZOo
enth-st all of whom he arrested on Saturday night
for assaultng Mrs. Mary Birmingham, OF No. 6l0
East Ninth-st., at Second;ave. and second-st. MIS-
tice discharged Hall and FlnnegaI. as there was no
evidence against them. Hudson was held Tor e1-
animation. ,x,,
special meeting OF the Common Council will be
held on Saturday at IL m to consider thc result
of the action OF the Board OF Estimate, which COM
pleted its work yesterday. IN regard 70 inc ap0rO
Mrs. Mary Ann Smith. a9e fifty, OF No. 1900
Tbird-ave. was taken with a hemOrrhage in car in
that avenne yesterday while on her way 10 pny-
sican. She was taken in drug store at Seven
teenth-st. and Third-ave., and died before the am-
bulance and surgeon arrived.
Detectives of the Fifth Precinct have arrested tho
servant Ida Miller who in the absence OF her mis-
able clothing worth $3.50. Not being properly
directed, the trunk did not reach Lake Ronkon-
kOma in Suffolk County, whittier the girl had gone
and was returned to Brooklyn.
JERSEY CITY.
Clarence Curtin. Of No 449 Grove-st.. fell from
fraIght train on the New-YOrk Lake Eric and
Western Railroad yesterday and was seriously in
jured.
The new elevator Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company IL rapidly approaching compilation. IL
will hold 1000, 900 bushels Of grain. Yesterday
the iron smoke-stack was boisted INTO position. 1t
s 8 feet In diameter aud 1SO feet In height.
LONG ISLAND.
WoopuAvEN.-John Bdifeld, a laborer employed
on the new railroad at Woodhaven. received
months pay Saturday. and Mt niRhtfall started
for JamaIca to purchase some clothing. On the way
he stopped at saloon on the Rockaway road kept
by p. LuccasseD where he remained until Sunday
evening. Bis money being all spent he was then
set upon by q gang of men who, after beating aud
kicking him until insensible. threw him, bleeding,
into the road where he was fonnd by some passers-
by and removed to the Town Hall. DIR. Hande, who
IL notfatal.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
BYDROGRJPHIC REPORT.

HYDRoGRAPmc ovFtcR. CHART DEPAKrNxyLl
graphic onico for Lhe week ending June ~. 1890.
CHARTS C0RHECrBD DURisu THE WEEK ,
No OF Chart 627 Title North PeeAc Ocean, sheet e. Cor
recion Hainan " Coast Minerva Rock. Cochin Chnf-
No. Of ChaS isb ts Indiauo cesn sheet, Same cor
NO CHART 700. Title, China etc same correction
No Of Chart a$s fite Cost North America snOct
T. IS SE Mort
NS Of Chart IL Title oulf Of Mexico etc. Sheet l. Cor
ss 81 s % u GSofGa o M. S9 aSF c
Chart 7a S ADpr0sssa,s: e S.r rneo
s & % sTss a .seo sa ssSs s sss
Chart. ga Title J%ns,ss q ere same correction
No. Of Chart &c. Title Calf of Mexico etc., Sheet
No Of ciast 9i Title North Atlantic. shecsi. Same
No. Of Chart s7s Titie Aarbors coas: OF HsyL
No. o. Chart, 7so. Title. Newzeaand, Auksnd Harocr
No oi Chart, rs Title, Of AniofaEasa
No. Of ichart 7Oe Tse south America West Coast Same
Mo- Of Chart 7s7 Ite sonth America West Coast sheet
No of Chart Is Tls River and Cult Lawrence Sheet
No. Of Chart ls Title NE ccast North America. sheet
' No Of Chart Zoo TITLE, North Sea- sass. cerrscscn
OF BOrkum Flat, Light.yeRe.
No OF Chart 29l. Title North Sea- sheet Correction,
bs 10 OSPt .; tart 40 s North Sea- sheet Correction
Wreck buoy on Rosse sand, England tast Coast.
No OF Char, 067D Title Engish Channel, Sheet 2 Same
correction. -
ssIcs ssspss Sw ees S% Cor
No 0fChart 667a Title Engnsh Channel, Sheet i. Same
No q Chart so7b Titls English Channel sheet q Same
No Of Chart 7A2 Title france W Coast Sheet
10 Of chart sl46 Title Mediterranean
O. Correction Mole lights ~ syria.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
THE MISSING.

The following persons are known or believed TO
have been on board the Seawanhaka at the time of
the disaster and their friends had not hean of their
safetv at late hour last night Doubtless some OF
the number escaped and Others among the un-
recognized in the list of bodies recovered.
ARTHUR HKNRY, of No. 81 Gold-st.; bis partner
was inqnlriug for him at Wards Island and
the 126th-st. station. lie usually took
that boat. aud as nothing has been heard from
him, although it was a busy time at the store, 1t
ByRSBrcA. JomS, of Brooklyn. Seen on board by
u. Sopez; who did not know whether he was
CRlBB. EDWARD L. of Brooklyn, seen on board by
A. Lopez who did not know whether lie was
rescued or not.
FIELD. FURMAN. her son, of about fifteen years Of
age was missing early last evening, but it was
thought that he was picked up by one Of the
FILL TlLLY. 4 book1"The Little Brown
minated card within and on the fly
the the sincere inc regards Of Maud june 90 1850"
GREEN, LEWIS, OF Norwalk, Conn. was not heard
from last night. He was known to be on board,
and friend who was with him was saved.
REPORTED LOST.
JOSIAH HAsBROUcK, cook.
CHARLES HAsBROuCK, waiter.
HAwK1Ns. - child of Mrs. Chauncey Hawkins,
was drowned.
10 supposed to have been burned 20 death or
drowned.
SHEELER, -, child Oh Airs. eheeler age one,
STEIN, JOSEPH l., ex-Assemblyman. of No.
2O2 East Thirty-second-st. His friends
called at tho Morgus last night and
made inquiry for him, They said thai he was
passenger on the Seawanhaka.
A telegram was received later announcing his
safety. 1t was reported at Police Headquarters
at midnight that Mr.. Stein was still missing.
THORPE. Mrs. NELLIB. In Q small, dark-red lady's
satchel was found q card with
this name, and one Of "Mr. 81. w.
Thorpe Scndder House. Glenwood, L. L. and
letters applying for Summer board,
Widen, TREADWELLj black satchel,
containing number Of lectures, aud
this name was found In the
marsh. The Rev. DIR. McKim, of Harlem,
was at the ndred-and-twenty-sixth Street
Police-station and said that Mr. Walden IL D
minister from lryDgtOn.
VANDEwATER, a child Of Mrs. Susan Vandewater. is
among the missing,
WILLIS, -. In q copy Of Marion Harahd's " Com
mon Sense in the Household" found in the
marsh was this surname, without any first
name.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
SHIP NEJTS.
PORT OF NEw.YOnk,- -....JUNE 2a

s,r Arraron fBr) brown Bristol days. 70 Moresn
str Devontn tBrl Young oasgow June IL and Moy1lie
l6 10 Henderson BroA -
Sr Crano (Brl, Lord Philadelphia. tog Tucker a Co
air Sarnrossa. Harp6- Baltimore. "a Geo II Glover
shin Charles Baker tof Yarmouth ~ Brown Barrow 46
aevs with iron 10 order. vessel 10 Boyd n Hinozen.
Shlp Charles Bal (of John b. Chapman, Calcutta 13a
davs with mdse 20 order; vessei 20 Snow a BnrRess
Bsrs Magiaa of Lonion), Lowerie, Port Lous73 days
sarS neen Nor TorEussn Trieste ~ days with iron and
ssFs VslcT Nor olsen Aimera ~ days with Iron ore 70
or,efr vesss 10 BOckmann Oefien a Co.
Bark Nydia 3r Roberts, fr0m Coombta which arr 27t
inst and anchored In Lower Bay came up to tho city t
BARR Joseph and aason Fr Alp St Pierre Mart 10 days.
with auRar, etc. ORDER vessel 90 MASTER
DonAvar0 Pogg, Genoa % In ballast
Bark caomo Primo Utah, caaer phnpvls 81 dsya with
iron etc 10 order; vessel SoarpRti q Co.
BARK Hapdo toi LOndonl Davey. Boston days. ballast
sark Hi@s G,an Trapani Plymouth al dayavith empty
barrels Ia ORDER vessel 10 Seager Eros. y
rg Iut0fo Monte Oar nea Ita Lubrano Maraeliss
Nav with nndse 20 Theo Michel vessel 10 master.
Brg Jo6ahnes lpanh Niessen. Cape TowI 80 daya With
wool 70 Oertclla 4 Co. -. ..Y III
hides aud wool 70 BaI'ng Bros Co vessel 70 Miller Hous
rs t.te~
and VINE order, yeesel 20 John Zlstiosen. 4.
Brig tAustl Josiyioh Aamsria 68 with irOa or
10 orderi vessel 70 Funch, Edye q Co
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
SHOOTING A MANIAC.
coLoRED FUGITIVE FROM THE SUFFOLK Co
IUYATiC ASYLUM KILLED BY ALoNZo CHI

A coLoRED FUGITIVE FROM THE SUFFOLK COUNTY
IUSATic ASYLUM KILLED BY ALoNzo CHAPEL.
THE ARTIST.
John Milton Murray, colored man, twenty
one years of age, was committed four years ago
from Islip, L. l., to the Suffolk County Lunatic
Asylum at Yaphank. He was subject to fits OF vio-
leDce and strict watch was kept over him. Satur-
day afternoon he managed to escape the vigilance
OF the keepers and made his escape. He was not
missed until after o'clock, when search was made
for him with dogs. After leaving the asylum
Murray went directly through the woods to Artist
Lake. q distance of about five miles. There he
stoIped at the residence of Alonzo Chapel, the
arLst Mrs Chapel was sitting on the front stoop,
and asked him what he wanted. He made no
reply hut kept advancing toward her. Becoming
alarmed she ran into the house and called her hus-
band who was sitting In his studio
Mr. Chapel took his pistol, and going ont, told
Murray that he would better 60 away. Murray re-
piled that nc had come to stay, and intended to do
80. at the same time advancing and swinging
heavy cast iron pail that he had stolen from the
Asylm. Mr. Chapel then fred his pistol over
Mnrray's head, hoping to intimdate him. The
again swung his pail. and making a E rush .s Ct Mr.
Mr. Chapel by this time realized that he was deal
ing with maniac. and seeing that his life was IN
danger, fired his pistol sscond time. Murray fell
dead, having been shot through tie heart. Coro-
ner Chaplin held an inquest on Sunday afternoon,
the fury finding that The killing was done in self
defence, and was justiiable.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
] AN IRArE NEw.JERsEY PASTOR.

Another qtarrcl has broken ont between the
members CT the Emmanuel Baptist Chapel, in Ber-
Renlre-ave Union Hill, N. j., and the pastor, the
Rev. Robert Fisher Considerable i'll feeling has
existed for some time because the pastor asked that
his salary be increased from $500 to $400 per year.
The Sunday school connected with the chapel made
arrangements to celebrate the centennial year of the
organization of the first Sunday y-schOol in London
by Robert Raikes last Sunday morning. Mr.. Fisher
objected and asked that the celebration be held in
the evening. When he reached the chapel in the
morning ne fonnd il fllad with children He en-
tered the pulpit and in mn excited manner de-
nounced David Wright. the superintendent of the
'xunday.school, and the teachers for holding the
anniversary exercises in opposition 10 his wishes
and without consultation with the official board of
the chapel
AS Richard r, Green, the president of Che Hudson
County Sunday-school Association. was delivering
address to the children he stated that the rag-
mullins Of Gloucester, England, termed Robert
Raikes an 9 old fellow At the conclusion Of the
address, the pastor ayoee and stated that in all bis
experience-he is native of England he had
never known an English boy to be 90 ill-bred or
rude as to apply such terms 70 an cd gentleman.
Mr.. Green refused to retract his stateinent. and
discnsscn over the relative poitAness OF American
and English. boys followed, Much comment. was
caused by tho action Of the pastor. One of the
members Of the society stated yesterday that o
special meeting Of the members slo nd be held and
II the pastor would offer apology to the superin-
fendeat and teachers Of the Sunday-scboOl the
HutteE would be dropped.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
ArnERMEN APPRovING HANCOCK.

The Brooklyn Board of Aldermen yesterday after
after discussing and voting upon local AFFAIRS
tion of the Fourth Of July, took national matters
in hand. Alderman O'Connell (Dem.D, Of the
Eighth Ward, offered resolution to approve Of the
Alderman Stewart (Rep.) sprang to his feet and
hurredly moved to lay the resolution on the table
as unfit for consideration in that body. This mo-
tion was lost by vote of II to D. The resolution
was adopted by vote of ~ to Ga strict party
vote. In recording his vote against vhe resolution
Alderman Stewart told of q one-armed soldier,
who when asked If he would support Hancock
said: @There have been two Generals nominated
one is backed by the Solid South. and the other by
the loyal North. will support the latter"
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
KILLED ON THE ELEVATED ROAD.

TIE SUDDEN AND VIOLENT DEATH OF MONTANA
MERCHANT.
Jacob Auerbach well-to-do groceryman of
Piute. Montana, came to this city few days ago
marrisd He became the guest of q relative at NO.
144 West Fiftyffth-st. Yesterday, after transact
ing some business with Wholesale dealers down
town. he met three friends relatives oi ms r,, IN n
Manhattan Beach. They telegraphed to tlelr lady
friends to come down on the elevated tram ana
awaited their arrival at the frankln-st saaI1n on
station, they boarded it. They were alone ON the
platform aud only the gate-kcepcr saw them enter
the cars Auerbach was the last. and as lie stepped
out of the station he missed his ticket Searcnng
when, hurriedly handing the gats;keeper zen
cent piece, he ran TO get aboard, The gate OF the
car was closed, but Mr.. Auer6hach threw himSsi Sl
conductor shouted to him to step back, put IL was
too late The car had reached the end OF the plat;
form and the maD still cl1tchng at tne e., closed ise
guard at the end. He was dragged over IT, and
fell to the pavement, distance OF twenty feet or
more He struck on his head and was instantly
killed.
Xnerbach's friends meanwhile had taken their
seats. unconscious Of what had happened the
Chambers Street Station was nearly reached when
s bride 4e py Of
brakeman. scene followed, and the friends rdshed
back to the Franklin Street Station where they
found Mr. Auerbach dead in the street. His body
was taken to the LeOnarl-st. station where 1t lay
last night awaiting the cOrODer's disposition. The
side of the dead mans skull was crushed in. Mr
Auerbach was thirty-tw0 years old. The conductor
of the train made a report OF the accldent at lnc
main Office. Whether not he endeavored to push
off the man who clune to the closed gate, or made
an effort to help him. could not be learned rs there
was one the station platform at the time ex-
hack to exchange the cOiW given him by Dir. Auer-
bach for ticket at the ticket-ofice1
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
4 MISSING MAN HEARD FROM.

The mysterious disappearance Of Henry c. Parks
from his home, No. 127 Fifth-ave on last Friday,
was partly explained. at o'clock last evening, 6y
tho following telegram, bearing date OF Buffalo the
missing mans initials, and addressed to his wife;
am here-do not know why or how. VIII be nt ste
venson's Cornwall tomorrow afternoon VIII walt 10
you
Mrs. Parks entertains the opinion TINT her hns-
of the brain, n malady for which he was under med,
ical treatment and that while in that state OF mind
he fed from the city. She will visit Cornwall to-
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
HOME NE WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Fffh Arenae Botel-senator Roscoe Conklipg; M & Of
Utica and p worth. OF Buffalo Heic York ioht-
senator Zebuon North Carolina. BTsroo Hoss
Murat Hastead Of TIE Cincinnati Coi1heretd and JnaEe
Henry Chairman Pennsv HousN-SenatOr
William Wallace OF PennsTly1na, and state seoator ira
Hotel BrVnetrtc- JOhn
Henderson,. Of Misc uri. 81 Jd~sS ofet-Congressnen
George Hazelton. OF Wisconsn aud Horace rage OF
California; stephen Sanford OF AmSter
dam N ". Clarendon Holet-John Newell OF Chicago
WndsOr HoDt-E b. Judson of syracuse 'dstoT bouSe-
Asnatsnt Postmaster. General A. ID. HaIen
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
RACING AT LONG BRANCH.

The frst Summer meeting nc the Monmouth
PARK race course ficar Long Branch, Will beetn on
Saturday Of this week, and be continued On
Monday, July B, Thufs3ay, July 8, and Saturday.
.sulv 10. Thern will be six or seFeu races every
daV and the libaralty Of the club last year aud the
exeeilcnee OF its arraneerents give every reason
days sport win sanslods with sseepie shsse o. .
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29

side down ON the floor OF her snd then set I, Ts
10 IT, In few minutes the hogse was nic.S ,r Me.s
1,gno p,'pss A Of the twenty second Precinct burst
a,.e the door and found Mrs Smith who was syl
tently ns nj linen and muslin. The fire was
mpvn % ssmt;nmished. and only slight damage was
censed. In the Yorkville Police Court Airs simtn
s-as Committed for examination as to her sauitS
fsar m h,,shnnd deserted her some time ago.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29

hure race. The first race viii PIE called at p.
each day, except on July 8, when the sport viii
begin on the arrival Of tho 1890 boat and the y
o'clock train.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29

Harvard man wants TO know how to tell IL
strssgsrFy slorrlke made in regular style II after
eating II you go bed and dream that you pursued
by a three headed dog, when can eiimb trees, ana
wake up TO ind yourself feeling ns though threshing
inaeine was t work nade OF tt is strong evidence
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
NIRfNa INTELLIGEN N06.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY
Hun 40 sun sets..... 73b Clock last S lI
Moon i.ll Moon sonths. 5:JI Moons age days21
HI5H wkTzR TO-DAY -. ~
Sandy Hooz OI7 Gov Island. 1i21 tell Gate 3l6
ain wATRY r0.DAr-f.
saDy Hook. ILL Gov. IslAud.. l;6i Hs dats $40
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29

The wasting diseaaes Of Infants md 6bil
The trouble g tnar the fOed Z injsdicoss,{
Meins Fcof II adaptod 70 the wants Of tnyot144 ~
infants All drugsfsss and ErocefnacA n f1fco e
BErcALs a Co, Boetcns hasa 81 IS ~ - k3,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29

The public health js surely promotes n
use OF James Pyls'a Pesriine. the rtat detexBeak
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
THE OLD CoMMIssIoNERs UPHELD.

(. :
THE OLD COMMISSIONERS UPHELD.
pEcisiox OF JUDGR M'cuE RELATIVE TO THE DE-
rxRIMExTs OF Police AND EXCISE IN BROOK
LyN
Judae Mcl,ne. In the Brooklyn City Court. before
whom was argued on Friday a motion requiring
Jans.s Jourlan to show cause why he shouid not
be restrained from acting as sole Comlnissoner o.
Poljce sinder the new law, yesterday decided that
the defendant should be restraned; BY fnis deci,
soy Commissioners Of Police and Exclse LEIGH i ana
Pybnrn are sustained in their attempt TO stil hou
xSejr old POSITIONS From his consideration of the
fscts. the Judge gives the following conclusion;
the ssf srsa 1 1Sr ac Ms the
plaOs etc. am az rsssf ,gss 70 se Sse
as s, ea1 o Che q Board Of Police and
s1cr sre competept to administer the affairs OF the
seiecio me dufies OF hts Office there is as was sng
eeffed IN the argument, way Dy whicn me a Gun NC
sss ss sss nesting sSa Of Il ,Ss sOsrd compel
sRsesii sIs ei.cs G. to tle % SIhsr branch RELIEF
sonsbt had, At n.t doubts whether the interier @
sdsraon q the have concudcd thas e ss .Ss
A.. as y sSs ssa
Dspsfoent d Police shall have been orgnssMd ID N the
e s s &C. sssspt ia
6ss iscussion Il s conceded that tho plaintiff and the
fs1iy - oice ss Police and Excise Csmmissouers and,
"a M view Of the ease ther have been valid ap
pofntuents made under the newact
The effect of the decision will be to retain the old
Commissioners in Office until 1882 as the thirty days
xifhin which the appointing power could act under
: new law expired june "a At Police Head
8darters yesterday there was no eXcitelnent as tine
decision was not announced until the afternoon
Br1ore it came General Jourdan and Chief Clerk
Xichsrts had transacted the usual business, and
had gone away. Messrs. LEIGH and Pyburn met in
f1c board room and issued order to the Superin-
t(nadent which he obeyed under the advice OF his
SonEsel An orlr to recognize ]. b. Crane as CHIEF
{lerk vas alw made. The decision was surprise
~ insek persons Interested in Brooklyn. Mir. Py-
.hnf1s aaid ho knew he was right, and that he had
6alofl cOnscicntiCuSlY and legally.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
R0RREQN fo

ArrrIrArrSG An EsrfrxE- jlep5
fsing young phsrsneceustcsl el!sn5 na1 z.<i
memory an herole Rrenp, % Nn11 :. 49, 2
Portietbwaife and Msud'e a. ~ On y! ~
and Art5-PcrtIe ethwalte = M -! ~ {te} 8
employed the sculptaIfs ohiseIE Mes459
Won Will achieve tbe sku]y 4eat n ~. q
Z Nay, yaa have aetsev6d III on sz,x
you nos kaOw that xca are ae4y<4e.3
and becomes q rtncompOcp fe{ lizs,) 2rq
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29

ei:, sIsasssS:ss S.Isss lsss & Il sssss ssss;s q:
SER. Asisss4 sesl: !: 4, ss',S MI IA;sE g Z
ss'ss 81; issss ~. 5,;; Es;s|s 4
,ss aS'si Eobssssss asEs, EssSssis ss'sssss Is 81
R0REIGN foHy 3 4, q i
Icvpos June 2s.--str ItAly {pf4 ~ g.
this port passed tne ISsaM 81 &ss3 ~ s1< ~
IvEarooI- June ~ Arr ~ Hess5Sr 3 e -
ssHs osassov. e. June al An n - 4 rxa.a
Yssa Ssssssfas 5sss 4 !. 5sns IL =
''as = ~ ri zssss sasp ~ Il -
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
srApBED EIGHT TIMES.

50 50 HOUSE.
eSsaler Kelly. n we'll known thief, and two other
sssn knocked AZ the door of John W. Hughes, whe
E1o5 IN the tenement -h0ase No. 244 West Six
1fenfln.st., Sunday afternoon, aud asked for the
36eu o3 can in which to get quart or Two OF beer
NT3 HUGHES told Kelly that she hsda't can or
11f<hef 70 lend and ordered him and his coinpanens
~ - ah0ut their business The men 1nsisteG upcit
Enylne cnn. and said that II she didnt3end them
011e fleY would break in tho door and get what they
3rzmfed Again abe ordered Kelly to go away and
8t6lesd him Of having stolen pair o. blankets,
I(&{ek sh8 denied Angry words followed, and
'66sNy III. Hughes. who had beem lying doEn, went
- I'll door end told tho men TO Aclear out
3ns Iheir oft repeated knocks being unanswered,
~ hS1fcsss Il, the door. and when Hughes went
3o1fnf fllrn Kelly drew knife and in the struggle
IN Anffed he stabbed Haghes twice 10 the region
(3k6 &ea1<. and eixetimes in the back tnhIctihg
SouDi]s Hughes fell 10 the hoor bleeding pro,
S26Slr. Dir wife raised q cry OF murder and
E1llT and bis companions turned and fed into the
616t The police sn0n reached the scene OF blood
ri w&sn an ambulance was sent for, and the
"a aan was taken to the New ferk-H capital.
~ tsee was put ia the hands of Detectives Cairns,
eff1(eli and Kelly, OF tho Twenty-ninth Precinct.
g 4 {kir fnaiy found Kelly 81 2 a. 10. yesterday.
e lss wsss ~ sasdfnshs e es,Essn ssIssn
& ss ss "a station. ansent 81 Il for 's Ma
- ~ 10 l0aiftvely itentided Kelly as the per-
g 4: ~ Sfnbixd her hl,sband. The prisoner
- <5f4 Justice Kiltfefh st the Jefferson
Ks <euzt yesterday: aud was losked up
5|41 fosnlt cf Hu9hess injnries. certiti-
A. @1 1s&11 m {A0rard, of the Hospital was given
~ {efrate. setting forth that Hughes was
n - le11GtGQ3p condition,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-29
plRt,0Nkp WHlLE YET IN JAIL.

|t<1 a r frora TrtzIScn was reoeiyed at the Now
- 1 ~ ~ ri ~ ling that tho Court OF Pmdons
- 6<S3'en e EdWard X 6zoutanturg, who
- q ~ 1feoling = dssmoB tfrpm IiEg OF
W. Ss3 ~ - En- Orange. The ueNs Will not
= y m sftl ne noznins ~ fis health
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