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, 1881-09-23

the PjttsburR, Chicago t. 1t, Lo,sis lta!!rnnd at
Ss st oresa s '5sss ets,..4 ", s = h'sn g rs
iron inar rosu saEcs w lf"s bI5e hinse ye,tcray n
hls owt, W barn wnie laSnrne Under a it of moi.
WIZ XXI Smsclf S nc wnrk auo 1T bts hoc No.
ia contro % nvel,to, ircalla ls giri had lcarnc.l
* sho '9yS rn,nty Mno!ha !tu.ntni III WnImes,ny,
- , 49,, .,,,.I,,,. ,,,, -
MAnnlH ~ H.; ,sa irt,'I % M ~ IN fmnrv
ISst nl4ht. FIvo yr.rs nYu she wns sn'lt 10 tho
Gnrroii CIV ascmno. fur IcinR, too Wild ID lie con-
s p.y si"5s S SeS wos' MI,
with tao nssistnt,cu nr somo frIyntily haxes. II,
sraic Tic tall fencn surrounding tho prc,n!.cs
ucos oS n Ind Nil c SIT pack 10 o
na e%yh to hrt sI 81 @ a 1' Scrtr wasr
Trun, what MnR,ytc says It Is evident tIlMt her
lrotrncsutl eUJnitrn at tho l,oysc l.As not in-
srlreH her with my exalted fti9Ns nf liFn. for shD
umhlush!nply anNuunrcs that nlter hnr release
sho viii FOLLOW tho hfc of " prostitute
t)SE Of tho tnost daring md open. iacel ~,
tcIna Of burRlurtzniR ihut has teen ilnrnrthoh
fur long time WINS tliscuturesl tDy E.,lstab10
sinrris Nit llflIy rinkerton or otoctiyr fnlnc.
during Inst week. a'tl was brought to tEht yes.
wutNii cn,utnsso1 n.,i Wholesale tlrn Of W
lttker, 1T Ill :.1G III Wutynsh nsrnsc. has hcpn
robbed Of casea II Ko;"la IN r. T. m,ost @ .hs,rnuEh
Tor iuiiH ttrno plst without detection. Al night
tho wttrk wis lluuC through Il buck Window
opening IN ~ at!ey, the sp.lno!o,'cy ot the
% Soutjiy s.fu. Ths pluu.s.r was tho'. taken
onrnjy 10 II storc-r.to rctdy for disposition
at 10 In 3nIfH Btrcot. TIlo gang thdt hnve
crss are xtlH 1T Hrxr, with tho exception Of nue,
who. Under ttlo nniu ur lInrry ftrtwn, was held
to tito Criminal Cturt Under bonds ur 81 UU. Tho
value OF Tho YAlls stoIc.. Is unknown.
t.s,.....'vr. ,,o,,or. Il, ,nI,t,,, n Hoe.
la sS ,nns ~ ,xnFc III ~, - rrlrI nt m ill.,
cr, tnsae a,s ', rn.,nrinv thont ~ tcw ~" "vt
cnTuer nMce oHH .uoukn .Ho; est. ~
tato ~ Seut. H. " tness % I,. usu,S s.s ~ NJ ~
!on !a 1,, II hnun: ,,o W." sth"r h"r. thnn MI inverY
tnu nua ~ tat ,toa ,y't nv @ t,n,n,snrr n,,
rents inc et1tFn tneH.se Win sno to Gn
~ u mi mr. vnnr H. t.ars.,t, rtnIs thn .it,rtn
1,,ti rygrythl,u III tho building not ncetie fur
thn rrn;,sms NJ tho thnatrn. I}f ff,esn sfurrs Mr.
i.u i"sr's @ ts"rsns 10 mani m Hisn tsnrtinr thu
rei,t for iae thoatrs. isy this arrangement tho
~ M ~, ~ "u' tha ons. v,r"iy i1ln ts tf
i:tI XXI In Ifnynrir WV @'
WV A'A. 49, .,, ..,nu,.
Tho committed which WINS appuntcl BY tho
packers lust week to prQcctI with tho work Gt
o VIII tba sspy s - unres apo
| pushing tim work us rapidly rs t.ssis,!G. The
c,,ntrMct for putting " thu twtnty- -tuut.lncn
| Ulpu frntn tho luke 70 State street, connecting
with tho Town III lshku %htcr. .WHsks4 uns bcet
lei, and tho cnntnttco havc ndvcrslsrd for bids
fur lhc constitution " tlo reservoirs anu .iLl.
| alesKr,unt cunnetttons m tho pnckinE- husasc
ii about St;o,NN, aud tho clstcrns and pipes
arc expected 10 cost about *so,Go. nakfn9
IT," ota, 1Sttay y,v es,y 9as t ne
0uU NAlluEs Of wa1er, counting tho stock fhrtls
| reservoirs. y number VI tho eutntnlttee sitld
yesterday he thHtHht tho nsa!9lIle water- sup.
, 1881-09-23

WIt.llAMSDN-BANKE1 ~ 1881, at lts
residences Of the brtdns parents. l1 lakeav. by lIa
ltDy james WILKINSON brother Uf tlo Vrtuui tr
George lln1 Miss Jusephle lsrkof h0tb
OF lIyds Park.
David wl,lK, WIIlIatnn Fish, LouL U, Il A., u Sun
EnlncIscu, and 3ilsH 81. G1gkfud9 Cameron, OF Chs
, 1881-09-23

A s,,it In attachment wus yesterday begun by
tho Chicnxo t. l'acitso Elevator Company aXult'st
Jacob .Jullusnl,. bwncr of Tho tuRboAt 1ArkGr.
Tho puillitf stntcs that 1t IL thu proprietor
a.lu manager Of n public wnrehouso
Of Glass 4, situated on uoose Island. nl,ont Flvo
n.ltt hult Ieot from the unst tnk uf tho island.
On tic sUtli OF August f1le tug Parker having In
tnw tho scs,6uilcr u. G, Tr,lmptr. came up tho
North BRUNCH OF tho river, and, throuYh cnrG-
lcsncss, tho linlUotn of tho suhotrlcr WIS driven
through tho side 0r tito uierutor, stnyinE 1t in,
n1,tl in;iksnx tntr through which t.OD bushels ut
corn rlI ut lntO tho river. The plAtnt liz clalnls
that lilo accident wis w1ln!ly duo 10 the feElt-
Kencc Ut tho ower ot tho ting, or ol h!s servnts
md employees; mud tilut ho should bn compelled
to uny tho tafna9o tle cMnse1, which Ia estllnat-
ctl ut $3Ji.39, With Interest.
, 1881-09-23

are mt Fntnl.
Harry WaIibnum, II .year.oli hoy employed
Rt nlarshnll Field & Co.'S rotail st1rc, wha
day afternoon In front nr No. fl Sthte atfrot by
n trick owned l,y ltest & itis:cll. and wnh
severely cut and bruised OH tho tnrchcn!t. llc
wus cnrud for by l,r. Montgomery, anil tlon
tnkctl to bis homo, No. ea wesson street. No
, 1881-09-23
COUNTY COURT.

Tho 1Ftstiirle iost Association, ut St, Louis,
commenced suit against Charles W. PartridQe
to rrcavor 3N0 On u contract for advertising,
in Tho ulutter nf the application Ut TIT Cluuty
Collector fur Judgment tor city taxes In oDlu0-
tlon No. IL, tho time " Tito e1capuoaa Was ex-
fHttIod thirty &lAya.
, 1881-09-23
CRIMINAL COURT.

Thomas Council plealol guilty to potty lar
ceny, aud was sant TO tho House OF Correction
Tor six months.
John Conley pleaded guilty to burglary, aud
was EeiLaultd,
john Jonos p!eaaed guilty to petty larceny,
aud WAs Tulnknuei.
, 1881-09-23
THE OREGON STATE PRISON.

r0WTLANp, Orc. Sopt. "a tlre In tho StRte
rrisoM ut salcn, destroyed tho tNIncry, stova-
works. n1,l hals.Iuotnry. Tho buildings wcro
tho property Ut thu Stuto. but wcre occupied by
contractors. Ioss about <tN,O0u. The culytets
rendered ct9cleut .eFvico II. axttngnEshlnx tho
Thp Rro was tic wUrK of IN !ncon1ury.
, 1881-09-23
DIXiltkCEAs

Frederick Koenig tiled bill for divorce yes
to-day from his wlfo Christtna, on tho ground Of
threo months desortou.. .....
Isnue Urou,bachor Hlso asked for deoree
uRnlnst kiliunAh TN u similar ground. Thuy
wGre inarrIo.l July Ii, 1B7S. aua ouly lived To-
EQth4r QQG mouth,
, 1881-09-23

OTTAWA, sept. as3.-Fircs around tho Georgian
Hay, French 1tfver, nnd Mlaskoka districts hnyo
1e0n feuriul, and for slays tho tuhabItants woro
OIL the yoryo Of suHocution from heat aud
H,uOkt.
, 1881-09-23
Tile COURTS.

f.1fNNfNt3ItAM ptEADs' 0UILTT,
Tho trial ot James Cunnlnwhatn, Indicted for
thu murder of his vito July I. WIS sot for yes
tr,r.Inv IN u,,,yp (,u r,nrr's np.lrt The caso WINS
stt""' -. ,a, oA,"".' ~. " ~ e.so ., ~.
ea'Iea a. lo'ou o,eloekt oht ca1he 10 hl'oeuy
termination. AttOrHcy la0nRhEcRcr nppenreH
l,cfurn tho tot,ek, With tho pvlsi,ncr, and In
rorc,t rim f,,rt ,bat hls nlInnt ns,rcd tn with.
',sn,, t,,a .,1aa ~, u"r, ,-,,i,,v" nr5 nto.,,
urn" tue plc1 o. in. ~. huNS n"u p.sAu
tho usual form of nBktug tho prisoner Ii he still
iuststp,i ~, Tho utcn Of u,i.ty. It belnp in tim
,,,.nr ~ ~ ,,,v, ~, s.,,o,,.o q, ,Ion,h fm,rv-
, 1881-09-23
AT sCr1AUAfDERG, COOK COUNTY.

AZ SCllA HANElsUs AOOA CoUNI4
Special Dtapatch 10 Ths Chttdoo Tribune.
E1MiH, ILL, Sept 11ee.-The lRrge gonerul store,
warehouse, burn. waKon-shop and blnckssnlth-
shnp belonging to tho Widow Rohlw!ug, and ait.
uatud In schuumhorR Cook County, burned lust
night. scarcely nny rt tho stock being saved.
tho work 1f IN ilccndnry. All tho buildings
Wero fratno. Tho loss ia from xl1,W0 to $l"",uU1.
, 1881-09-23
antta anxious to bu orlorc,l out. Col. w,a,
h,irn. OF tho eolorca regmont, tuiay mad" j@, ~.
appeal to tho Governor to ia or0eruI tut an


MURAL DECLARATIONS FOR HOUSES
1t is with prf'!o wn ca1i attention to d rcco,.
importation OF +. II. lltRor l. Co., soa and in
Wahash Rtonuo, Of hnnd.rnntv., metnlt,,..
and rcpoussd han4ngs. English nn1i French F.' w
productions They nru tnuch Richer md nrur
than cyor senn In Chlongo t,oforo, ,'"e'
, 1881-09-23

nDsToN, Mlss.s Sept. .@.:,-1ho Connecticut
River ltnLlrond's wuustcu duck bridge over pecr-
Held illvcr, ucnr Grccntietd. GU0 foot long and
ninety Eaot aboyo tho water. was burned
f5alW1. Il Will bU slx wccks beforo travel Gun
TO resumed,
, 1881-09-23
TILE CITY.
P. PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

IHE CIlY.
-. PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
c. II. Ecrr. of England, Is Mt the Palmer.
ia. RANDALL, OF Portland, Me-, Is at the Trc'
mont.
atus. c. 8. POWERS, Of England. Is ut tho
1hImer
Cor. W. +. viLAs, OF Madison. Wis, Is at tho
fremont.
e.. II. ROWLAND, Of New York City, u at tho
Trcnlont.
CHARLES aonpox, Of Cleveland, is stopping at
It. a. HAMILTON, Of at. Louis. is registered at
tho Shernl1il.
rs. nrnGstSo, OF Rotterdam, Holland. is nt
tho 2hcrinAn.
Il. a. liorcnHIs, of winucbnso, MEnn., isat
the Sherman.
F. r. lleNAuLn, Of Lccds, EnEland fs ut tho
Grand Pac!llc.
Col. .. ". FLAa1n1, u. :. a., IL stopping at
tho Grand Pacific.
TIE nmo,lnt collected TN ttnt!Hbc Yools yes
ter,lay VIA Se4,Als.
Jo!tS II. GWlrFIH, uf savannah. Gu, Is stop
ping nt tho Shern,nn+
JAMES COLEMAN, II. c., Of Fond du Lac. Wis.,
Is Nt tho tirAnl raclEc.
Jrp0E LEMt1EI. f5ANNfsrE1, of philadclphil,
isut tho Grand raciuc.
sIn. Ann Mrs. WILt.lAM }LAl1t 1.oNp, Of New
York City. nro Mt tho ralsncr.
.JrouE II. ~ AI.lEls, Of f.earcnworth, kns, IS
registered 1T tho Grand PHcltln.
Mrs rrWSEft and Miss Wheeler, OF Scotland,
arrived ut tue Palmer yesterday.
Mu.ASp Mus. Iolla r. kusxEt Of Frederick.
Nd. arc registered Ut tho raltnur.
l.. ". Isrss. Lewiston, H., and E. L. Merritt,
FAtn
, 1881-09-23

:, - -, -, ~. ,,.,- ,,....,
"Wednesday that bts employer. nobcrt Sloan,
out,,,t for the 1,nltimo.e Exprcss Co,npany, nt 81
~ -. go. 4.t ,t.,sa...',t Ill, Frnn, ia nm.
ploy bccnuse he bud TO sorso on tho Jury
Judge 1logcra ut onuo issued nu at.
sneMa's ~ o ,,ar,a ~, i,.. ,,nstor.
COURT hha ne hppeaFeu ueloae tne J|oHo sss.u .
day morning to answer. Wnodsiue reiteFatea
aim m lin a,t,rv. Iin ,lentrl nny knowledge ur
vH,n,r Wmisi;la bnytnI Gscit s1,Illll,utlcl and
% @ M NM MI II n IN ni,ncarnmec inst sunjny and
Man,lnr. Wnile ud,littIuE that Wui,lsltio was
MI hUnat vnunr foiluw. bo ciuilnetl that 10 was
IN, AIM, inr lila IN tsittt.ss ami Ind Gpn tIB-
rhnr~"i r far lint r,ns,u,. N'@
.i,hirn ift,vnrs tnem tt,o,s occnsIon tn sny TINT
thr ....Irts wnra II ittfie snisrinr In poWor tu
im.ncss Itn,a.a md vh0p i.1rurs ira st,,1t,,t,nt
shn.' ,n,1.t "n1n.r 1,trrn svnrt a,na rAiir,,nIiS
, 1881-09-23
TIE UNIVERSITY,

somo months ngo Prof. Edward stearns began
suit nEnitIst tho University Of ChlcaYu to ru-
cover a lurge amount OF baGk salRry duo him US
Latn Professor III tho u0lcgo. 1t sooms thAt h0
hl.tl solno yclrs ngo been employed by tho unl-
verslty 10 teAch an acauony III Appleton, WIS.,,
md IN tho summer Of lB'u ho was u,,Ragoa to
tcnch Latin In tho university. Ito cln!ms ho
Uom,nonuol Ais engagement, hut III a Tow
months was poromptorl,y notified that hia sorv-
ices were no longer npcttcd. Ito Thought ho
could enforce bis contract for tue whots ycnr,
and accordingly lu!tt illo Until his your
was up. unl thon brought suit
for tho yrtrs guiNry. Tho university admitted
dght 1T IL; for tho tIn,o It had Aalunlly 4ce
ut work. Mnu hu recommend Judgment tor this
ttniuunt, hts own attorney MtlylahK him bU could
not recoyGr for th1 remainder Ut tho ycAr fHr
Which ho w!ls engaged. Anexeeutipn wlts iaken
out A;lu tho SAurItf valtud tho university, tdt
was Informed everything WIS lNOrtEuKcd. AnC
RETURNED thu execution HllaAtistlcsl. Stenr,ts
1hun Uttered tN tak0 ha IAy III lhnd. niit1 tho
President A1ll AeufotAry Ut tho Institution
HErcciI tn this, hut tho tIsl0 tceda to tAo lunu
th0y Were Aftet c0ill'l not 20 totlHd, md tho
compromise fill ts,rnuKh, Wednesday Hteurns
tling creditors I'LL aH.linst thu university alu
Its President, DR.. AlNfeTault. charging lhAt tho
lnltor had gOino tuition mnhuy III bis hands that
lniHat b0 npp!!cil IN lho juduine,lt. Al!l askluX
thht he 10 IsInipcllcll'to aiuW how nGtl tte hils
AMI how tnuch tuition WAS still Qwlns asld uM'
pntl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-05

Co. dealers IN naval stores at No 1914 Fronst. have
dissolved partnership, MI Dolner reti1h I:,no of
Gilbert Potter & Co, by Gilbert Potter J94 u
Cameren ana Gilbert Potter r. Josiah A6o91 ana SIa, e.
ST. hereafter will do busine separately. ,o 49, bs
Vauhorne, importer Of glass al No. 20 farS,p"'v, 80"
t,o,, eucoaedcd NV VauhOrne, Grlfien " 20. a 81
Disney GOTTEN dealer at No Coenties-sp mas tahtT
George w. Cummings into part. crshR anu 'e nnT Tbe
frrn Of Joshua 9. Tucker & CO.. shipping anu coIl55
sion merchants at No 81 Pine mas Oee9 u nd
Ernest L. Simpson under the title ana style Oh SinPUdd
Spence Wells saeks s wansi no longer have
ip,n tr vii carry Oh tho business under the name
" E, Wells sackett & Rankin. b. y. Ha df
e Co, manufacturers OF paper oaes ooicd
No.. 90 P,rk place. u& WSttcU9T e & sons, lour
orcnanis al aet have heen S9creeded $4,000 %, 90
merchants al No Il Pearst have dissolved partner
The number of changes announced on the stock TX,
cbau,. was unusually large. few firm names Tong
Known in Wall Street have Disappeared. nut III '"so
former names have been retained Jmins
lIallcdren rctres from active nnsi"et'' pu. 'nv
BUSINESS Will bc continued under tle ou n'lhu ~
sigmund Ncustadt ana Cnares NehihHno ar < mci'n
partners aud Charles j. Ilallgartcn ana Jui1 IlaT".
Ten as special partners Inc nm o. ico'u, w.
Co. has been dissolved aud now irm formed oy tue
members the former fra" Under 'Gr nam o, D,cE,r
ijowcll & Co William h. ; 'onard rttrrs from ACTIVE
business, remains ~ spcl partner III tAc hrM
Tnc firm OF Clinton 49, tisa 60. IT, cbI!,5,nD y
parinrrs, Cnarcs f. Mackenzie aud D. J. WilliIne iolm
copartnersp M GER me 50 ,o -, 'ia' ",A' y y" I's'
and WIN exIndor IL Vino iplsIes tho firm o IL
noegei & Co. Thr Hm OF Beden. Bcnnrt ~ co. - ais
solved and joel Parker, Henry B,itn, IT,, add Joseph
". Ogden, VITA d. g. Wilcox rs spcal p1rturt aS-o-
ciac tncmsciys under thc name ~ Is Idea, O1d 'l
Co. the OuiS.anul< conf "cl7 OF h'ulhch"''' " We
VIII be- settled 40 the oil &c oI n u W llrn.
George a. Bennett, C. d. B'Llen' lG"m'S ;. Sro'Hl,
aud A. II. LlIson form new ifn 50 led g, A. i met
" co. TIE hrn ot Birre,. Iot"n }. uif~o''oi, NJ.
li,lI.nl.t IT, ami V f. ErumIs" furn the ncR frn 'f
{. c. RouIas N c.. u. T.. l.. liiyi$ an' t. H. Myrrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-05
THE BROORLFN MURDER.

WALSH RETICENI AS 10 HIS CRIME.
us AkRAiGNMGNT IN POLICE C0rRT-PREVI0CS
RECORD OF Tia MURDkRER-1HE EVIDENCE
AGnN-T HIN STRONG But CIKCUMsrANIIAL~
Jane, Walsh. WAC was arrested III Brooklyn early
Seit'"iay mm .rg Tor ne 'nurher Oh DaroaIH TIu,
before Police JuSnce Walsh yesterday. When asked
what lie sad to say. Nalsn muttered ihat he had no
lawyer aud eaird fOi his mOjn,r. lie was then sent
I, Ia, mold Sueci jail and MS OK animation was
fixed ior next TUESDAY. When taken before super
iu.cEdtnt CanpOell Yesterday he refused to hakc
anV answer 20 Tie queries put 10 MN. ,
Hr4d Il Il Charlie, Carlisle, OF tn family with
wUprn re mHrGered girl lived, saw the prisoner yes
tcr!ay morning at the station. me iorher 10 tue
only urrsOn Hhn saw the uIaD with whom the girl
w. cJnVrrSing Just before she was stdDD.d lie
only c1uyhl n inpSe of han on gOug out OF The
basement door after dark for some coal. Young
{ .rsle said that lie could not positively Identity
Walsh a. the nan he saw but he though: from ms
height and general appearance that Walsh was the
Walsh looks very yourg is tail ami brOad-shOn-
Jered, with smooth face, brown hair and blue
eyes. he one of a gang OF young dcSreiadoeS In
Frank alias Buck" Walsh. his brother, two
years oder is serving term OF tweLty years III tdc
pcmtentIary tOr entering the house of Mr.. llgney
in i1eUry-St, last summer. ana nearly bmOtnerlhg
Mr.. lig .ey aud his vile.
The evidence against the murderer is purely cir
Gums aUtla buC 1t Is believed that 1t Will be suh-
cent 10 cOnVlct him. He Wa the only sutOr the
dead piT had. Her relatives say that she desired TO
discard him; The GAugiIler # MIR. Carlisle was told
bV Barbara that she dIdnt IKE ne young man, anu
this giI saw them III tOuVer,a iO early III the even
ing after winch Barbara lOck,d the door and went
10 ncr work OpsnILg II again for Alfred Carlisle TO
Get the coal, when Wasn was still there. The
handy knife WItn winch The StabOng was done IL
II, tho nauGs Of the police. Captain Campbell. of
the Frst Precinct. learned Yesterday that Walsh,
whIle, al WORK Monday IN paInt-shop IN Concord
st.. where 40 was employed, asked telow-work-
man where the was situated aud said that he
bad q sharp RuIfe.
Ihe body OF tie murdered girl was removed yes
tefday 10 ncr mothers house, No 40 WalaOout-st.
The post-uortem examination showed that the
cora mad been severed BY tho cut Of the knife the
thrust of which Was downward. just above the first
RIB Coroner Parker Impauecd jury to make the
inquest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-05
SWIFT PUNISHMENT F0E CEIuE.

AsNTAR THIEF FATALLY INJURED AFTER SECURING
PROPERTY WORTH $1,000
The most extensive robbery by a sneak
thcfcycr pcrpct,atcd IN ruoy aired carly Monday
evening ~ tac Of ". g. sheldon no At RcnsrE-
It, Mr. sncl tom, daughter recently married. and
many or her wedding presents among the things
stolen The total ylue ~ the property, in.
clucing WATCHES. earrings, lsco pins. scarf pins,
,tr IA estimated 10 over $4,000. IL -
,uplo.cd the thief worked while the family was at
dinner A. hour two lIcr 10 WIS Uncovered that tue
room. on the second third floor, had been rans'ckrd
drawers had been ch~clcd open and owelry cases were
cn,rty The diamond earrings stolen. worth $1,000,
w,rc worn by Mts. Pr"utice Mr Sheldohs ddngh''Il
III a kcttl,driim vcstcId,y afternoon.
The traitor OF the robbery discovered yoser
day At 80. 10 Rrmsrn-st, two doors from Mr. Shell
don, house iour-sory hrownsonr honse ~ building.
A. TWO wofkmen entered at o'clock yesterday morn
ing they heard some one grOaning. man was found
living on the first nlor directly below the scutie In the
root HIS skull was fractured his rght eve closed, his
right arm broken and he needing prousely. lie was
taken to the l. n Island College, Hospital In his posses
zion were found All the valuable articles stolen from Mr.
sbeduls house. 1he theory OF the police IL that the
hurpl,r entered the new house and made hs way tO the
roof liz then INTO the house of Josiah o. Low on
are side bu; di MOI tlnd any ,ug st"al Aitcr leav-
py mis- b. tried the nous' Of William Is Dckcrsmah,
No AZ Rm-cn ai and. failing to get In, passed from II
IN Mr. shrdnu'4 the stuIlc Of which not locked.
After securing his bouty hc attempted {" rctdrn by the
way he came bu after getting IN ~ the "utile OF the
rev, house he missed his fooIng aud fell receiving fatal
,niurics At the hospital he WAS uuablr To make any
statement aud she physicitns do not thnk ne can re
covcr The Brooklyn police were unable to identify
him On his righ' arm was tatuoed IN india INK -.
Garyry" dispatch was sent to superintendent Wall
nr OF THE city, mud lac replied that he Thought tue
prisoner was " Big Jack" Garvey. Detectives King
end Won ticchtcn, OF NcwYork. went to the hospital
md positivcly ntihcd the GarvOy. He Ia one
of the mast notorious ugars in the country ana has
pren thief Nil Of his NE 0f forty years. In 1873 he
es,aurd from the STATE Prison 1T sing Sing win eIght
wears OF his term soon alter he WAS arrested
I'm BROOKLYN for attempted burglary anu was sent baok
IN flush ms term at Sing SING. Thence he whs trans
frrl ed 10 Auburn Prison. from Whlch nc was us
charged about two months ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-05
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
.sExpoRrATION OF GUANo.

H.
O. I'm n 1ispatch to The Philadelphia Times OF inc
date NJ December 81, the statement was lhade thaV
syndicate had been formed III ths city represent
Ing $40 600, 600 for the purpose OF purchasing I9r
a term of fifteen wears the guano ISLANDS anu lleluS
of Peru. William II. Garrison. IT was sald, hau
been sent to Lima, where ne co!cIudeH thc %
tations by agreeing to place S5.000,000 OF tne
amount of the purchase money III the halus oi mo
Pernyians eight DAYS after his return TO this city
A TRIDI1NF reporter called on Mr. CARLSON at his
office in Bowling Green Monday. but ne lelnSeu
70 disclose any OF the particulars OF the TRANSACTION
"The report in The rhilodelp"d Times" ne sara u
reply TO the reporters queries, " IS greatly cNag
Rerated. ii makes the affair appear more Important
Have no gnano islands and fields been bought
None have been bought Neither have l been
sent TO Lina-nOr do intend over gong thcrt. .ho
as there then no foundation whatever 10 VIC
Al, that is a different thing There has been
transaction of thenaure you alludc TO- III WHICH
am directly concerned H., e,,lorr
ing facts were learned: In consequence OF rs llnan
cial condition the Peruvian Government lateIy SEM
agents TO this country for the purpose OF lhuuctuR
some capitalist or capitalists to purchase me eXcIu
sye right of exporting Peruvian guano during
period of fifteen years The exact nmce OF yer
t ISn' that e $5 should Be handed
to the Peruvian charge datfalres IN ths county,,
IL is on the payment OF THIS sum that tne "i'Vle
matter hinges. The Americans with wnonl tl.o
Peruvian agents have entered INTO I tI I
unwilling TO pay large SUN IN cash ior seVeIiu
reasons In the first place, the Chillans haV1 occu'
,ied the onano beds in question and are now ship
ppg euano to England. In that country the hold
ers OF Peruvian stock held meet ling last MONTH at
which O. resolution was passed authorizing Wy
formation OF an Anglo-C Gillian company to import
guano for their benefit. At the present tune large
uantity of guano is being exported, the
Cnl!ans levying a royalty on each ton. On the
other hand the Peruvian Government, through It's
agents, promises that, providing the contract DC
signed and the S5.000,000 be paid, the guaho-peuS
shall be at the disposal of the contractors as soon S
the Chians retire The negotiations are still pend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-05
BOND ROBBERY IN NEW-HAVEM

NEw-HAvEN. Conn.,, Jan. 1.-The house of
Tnhu sperry was robbed Sunday night OF about $40 900
10 bonds. The securities in cabinet safe
Bungng attempts made deceive the police; but
they have arrested nephew Of Mr.. sperry, named
land who was held In $2O,O 900. The will come up
again next Saturday. reward OF $1,000 las been
offered for the recovery OF the securities
Tho bonds two New-lIaven Sewerage OF 81 900,
one Connecticut OF $1,000; two Airline Railroad Of
81 600; six United states "a Of 81 900; United
sIntes ia OF $500; two NeWYOrk Central and Hudson
River Of 81 900 three brooklyn Water Loan Of 81 900
slx PttsburR Fort Wayne aud Chicago of 81 000 twe
Milwaukee, and 81. Paul OF n 900; four Derby Railroad
of ~ 900; aud Northampton Railroad OF 81 900.
The Milwaukee and 81. Paul bonds are Nos 1852 493,
4si 4s5 4sG, aud from 3,9el to 5000 inclusive. Those
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-05
rR0rRLEs OF VESSELS AT SEA.

Navigation yesterday, in both the Lower ana
Upper Bays. owing 10 the heavy floating zee MIS-
more difficult than mt any time thus season ne
northeast wind moved the ice toward the shores
of Staten Island. During the day no vessels "llh-
ont steam could get through the NartoWS ,
The sailing vessels whicharriv ed IN port Yesterday
made rcports of severe weather similar 10 tnuHe
published in THE TRIBUNE yesterday. me OIIs
LTTTicanrs and storms of slcct and SNOW Several
sails were lost, and the heavy seas did great dam
age about the decks About 100 miles northtlIt
of Uatteras the brig Queen of the Seas, winch
saileI from New-YOrk for Plymouth, December 20,
was sighted dismasted. The captain desired to I've
taken in tow but as a severe gale was blowing IL
was impossible to pass line
The Austrian bark LiberO arrived from Cape.
town, and reports the mysterious disappear anco OF
"A bark al sea. In latitude 49, 80 north, lohGltude
To % west December %. an Italian bark was
sielfted nying signals of distress. The Libcro re-
NAMED near by all day and during the night hut
Oh the following morning the disabled Ves'ei vas
MOI TO he seen and it is supposed that she toundered
ia the night.