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New-York tribune., 1882-09-26
T,,r CAGE OF JAMES. II. ELLIOT.

Tho case of James H. Elliot, the lawyer charged
with breaking into the house OF EmeIne Lseiont, L
at No 30 East Seventy-ninth ST. anu SUE, sten'.nS u,
thercfrom deed of property III Iwentlc,n,Js,.
came up in the Yorkville Police Conrt yesterday
before Jnstice KilbretI. Mrs: Mary J. Clark. vino
lives at No. 5S East Seventh nipth-st.. was Inc St
Witness called She testified that she saw Elllot
for the irst time on September 10. lie had entered
Madame Lauients house through the back yara
of her house. Madame Laurent, who was the neAu
witness stated that on the day Elliot entered heI
house she WAS very sick. She could not remempcii i
what day of the week it was. She occupied ,, pou
i'm the back room on the second story. Inv.
entered tne house through tho window, tue plInuN
of which were closed. There was no fastening OH
the window. This vas between ana bcro viU,T III
She answered, Yes. the means nave HOS" 's;,
are slow" lie remained in the room anort zen III Si,e
utes. which he spent in looking ior p';ppbt Leave
told him that any directions that she n,gh, , raw
would be found aiIerward. lie wanted 10 huoW ,
where they could be found. and she told nm 'nts
she did not recognize him III the matter Hcn no
asked which way he should go out she tou hn m !"
90 the way he entered. Then he went III 'lr i l1it.
room and afterwarl into the bathroom iinanay
Inc asked for a laIch key and was refused. Mau;lho
Laurent Thought that she must have iaInlcu ncn.
She knew nothing until she heard the ironL uooI @
slammed Afterward she found tho iock OF 'le par
lor door broken She was positive that II was m ha
order and locked previous 10 Elllots beng III lhG
house. She did not miss any OF her papers uil'ii
she heard that Elliott had thcn.
On beinQ shown the deed of the Twcntletii-st
property Madame Laurent identified 1t as hcr,
and said that il belonged TO her now; me Iiss
parlor No one had been III her house after that eA
cent Elliot she had been sick since "Wednesday,
September 49, and took no n0urishment up TO the
Saturday following but black coffee she dcc, nlcu
IN aay whether or not she intended 10
starve herself, claiming that It was matter con
cerncd only herself. She had never told anyone
that >be intended 10 do so. She acknowledged that
She gave Elliot the papers on Wedn, sday, AT the
time She Was in the parlor Elliot had been in the
house from half to threequartcrs of an hour OH pr
yatc business. lie told her that he must have any
napers thai she had She knew the value of the pa
pers but wanted TO get rId OF him az any price; oh
being asked what object she had III sending letter
70 CaDtain Gunner IN which she informed MIN
where She supposed the deed had been taken from,
She SAID she dld so becadse she wanted to.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-26
POSTSCRIPT.
800 a. r,s.
SERIOUS RAILWAY 4CCiDEhT

A WAY TRAIN or THE PENNsYLVANI, ROAD hVN
INTO BY A LEHIGH VALLEY TRMN-sOME FA9-
srNGEEs INJURED.
The way train OH the Pennsylvania Railroad
which left Newark for Jersey City at ll:4o O'Clock
last night was run into AT the curve Jnst below 'he
East Newark station by a Lehgh Valley traih'
which was due at the same time. The way 'rain
was completely wrecked and the passengers hau
great difficulty in getting out of the cars oolh' u
them were seriously injured. The Lehlgh valley
train wos also wrecked but none of the passengers
nj
New-York tribune., 1882-09-26
ESCAPING FROM A PRISON PEN.

Five prisoners, charged with burglary, escaped
from the prison pen at Justice Bergen's court III
BROOKLYN Yesterday by wrenching of some OF the
bars of the pen, which IS ten ] fGet gn, bin ana
thry dropped into the cellar They then made
their way TO the street through coal-hole on
COurt-st. one by The fugluves ran III cYeIy
direction and we're soon out OF reach. Their flight
was seen by a passer-Dy, who reported 1t
TO the court officers There were about fifty prison.
ers III the pen at the time, who looked Oh calmly
The ESCAPED cuiprits a.e Thomas Lannl&an, age
eighteen. OF No GoJ Hichs-st.; Alexander Nc
IauQhln age eighteen. Of No. 1870 Ninthst.;
Patrick Murray age tweuty-One, of No. 2o3
tolumbia-st.; William Gibson, OF No. 2G2 Bergen
IT.; and James Murray, age eighteen, of No. lGl
Nnth-st. All had been arrested on sunday, the
first three and the last ior entering the house OF
Charles BischOfi, at No. 61S Ilcks-st. Gibson
WAS arrested for burglary at the house
OF his Orother-m-law, Ldward hughes, OF
No 1G9 Ninth ST., where he was found under the
he'd wirb a quantity OF iewery belonging to Mrs.
Hughes lms is the thiId escape OF the Kind
WITHIN a few weeks. Justice Bergen has frequently
asked 10 have The pen made secure, ana now de-
ciaies Inc viii have /, done at his own expense.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-26
COUNTERCHfRGES AGAINST MRS. SEQ
TILLE.

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-George ScoviIic to-
day filed an answer ana cross bill 10 the
petion Of his wife. Frances NJ scoylle, for
divorce. He charges her with Wchaste
and unwlfcikc conduct particularly in that she fell
desperately III love with one George L. harlle ana
that she Wis led him constantly that he was
ollioed ia change his boarding place. aud finally
had TO forbid her coming TO his Once ;
that the two kept up constant correspondence tha
II sbr had been mnrricd to him hundred years; mat
she had been largely led into queer notions by deorge
Francis Tram and that she f. also very ultimate WIN
DR. MARY Walker " {. Boin and Lewis lIanchcit.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-26
STRUGGLING FOR AN OFFICE.

The contest between Fire Commissioner John
Brennan and RObect DAVIS for the office OF Ere
Commissioner from the Ist Dlst1ct IN Jersey City
was begun yesterday III the CIIcult COuI,, Judge
kuaDD presiding. The ease is being tried before q
.i,ncX fury 4 he election held last spring, aud
y hsn lac ballots were counted ON election night
Brennan. Republican,. had majority OF seventeen.
lav,- secured Il recount OH which II appeared lhat
New-York tribune., 1882-09-26
PRosPEC1IVE REVITALW CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, sept. 25.-Ihe Young Mems Chris
tau aIiOn OF tH city sent invitations 10 ministers
the Northwest 10 attend convention here Oh OctODcr
H. IL ana 49, consider the question Of revival WOfk
during the coming winter over 40 ministers nave
egnined their intention 10 be presen and the gathering
promises To- the largest OF the KIND ever neld III chi
cagO 1t Is announced thai addresses will be delivered
by the Rev. Charles 5purgeOD, Jr, OF London Dr. Mac
Kay Hull. O England the Rev. Jatnes H. BROOKS. OF ST.
Louis a 4. PiebOn, Of Indianapolis, and The
Rev. Charles Ii. Fowler, or Hew.YOrk
New-York tribune., 1882-09-26
NONE Ne WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

rim Arcpue HOteI-The Hon. William +:
Chandler Secretary of the Navy T. Bailey Aldrlch and
Henry l.. Pierce OF Boston ex-senator W H. Barnni:
OF Connecticut. and cx-Cougressman W. H. Cpson OF
England ana Congressman John ". Gambler. or Mas-a-
chlsctts and j. ScOville OF Buffalo. Victoria Hotel
Counf and Countess Tclfeuer of Paris aud Thomas Bar
ing OF Liverpool AiGem0iie H0'e'-B. Platt Carpcn-
teT Of Poughkeep-ic ..... Metropolitan Hofei-Bshop
walsh ~ 7 ondou Canals. .. ST. Jnnies HOfel-Capttin
George ~ Wheeler United States Engineers, and JOhn
T. smyth. Of Albany .Ne'c- YORK Hoct.General James
Conner OF south Carolina, and Colonel Daniel Mcclure,
L. :. A.. Hotel Br,O,Srick-Hector Cameron, OF
New-York tribune., 1882-09-26
NHLPPLNG NEIrS.

NHIFTING NFWN
PORT OF NEW.I OKk...MONDAY. SEPT 25 Iss2.
ARKtN aH
steamer Gaucus Bearse Boston, dse and
TO III T. DmO,h.
steamer .lllcntown. Mills, Philadelphia. for War rngou
steamer Ceutpete. Smith, philllelphla for swanson
Steamer Servia tBI), Cook, LverpOoI, arrived 2sth
steamer EngleYOOd ,Br Hecey, Liverpool
ship Bedford tOngdOn bremen. Aug lS with cement IN
order vessel q j Whitney IS Co
steamer hupuy do Lone (Fr PhlpOt llavre Aup II via
Queenstown sept II, with ndse passengers TO lyon q
ship Derby tGerl FOrtmann. Bremen 30 DAYS with iron
and barrels to order, vessel to Hermann koop d Co
ship Mary Frazer. Dexter London A. dys with mds, q,
order; vessel toJ r. Whitney & Co ~ "
BARK FlYUrltc Nor. IhOmasstn. Chtisana 3g dovs with
barrels to Funch, Edyc & CO. '"
New-York tribune., 1882-09-26
WHAT'S GOING on TODAY.

Meeting OF Republican state Committee at Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
First day oil registration in Brooklyn.
Trotting races at Gentemen's Driving Park.
Proyidence-MetrOpOlitan baseball match at POl0
Grounds
New-York tribune., 1882-09-26
AnnOnncements.
THE Killed AND THE PAIN KILLER.

The KILLED AND THE PAIN KILLER.
PERRY DAVIES KILLER IS not OF much 20 dead
bruised and smashed in railway collisions Even OK the best
rail there constant danger OF accident The Penp
by ord ring supply OF mt innenf bandages each
Ia, There i iniment ike PERRY DAVIES Pfis
KILLER and there thousands OF Instances on recodh
which has been o sovereign advantage TO the bruised aAd
the wounded
CellulOid Eyeglasses last too long, some
say the apprec ates the Joke Buy no
others Made by the spencer Optical Msnfg Co. sod by
opticians AMI jewellers
CARPET CLEANING.-T. VI. Stewards patent
steam Works 32G 7thave Send for circular
Don't DIE in the house. "Rough on Rats"
Clears out rats, mice flies. reaches, bedbugs l5c.
Few compilations can bear the strong, white
NE and the sest spotting of esze@s r Bensons
SKIN relief from the annoyance OF these b,em
ishes IN the cheek OF beauty.
HFNRY A. DANIELS VI. D..
ll4 IeNiugtpnave between 29th and aOth-srs.
Hours T. ImpO eacr. ~telln;y. Disease. Of the
Gcneraye Oraus and a diseases that wond ne an mled
Parker'S Ginger Tonic brings restful sleep
and mental bodily strength children and adults
SAFEs.-The only Steel Flange. Round Corner,
Fire Proof safe made. EMORY, 20 Veseyst
The ELEMENTS OF Bone, BRAIN
muscle found In pure food The best for infants and
inYaiids Is An5lO swiss Mix Food
100000 worth Furniture Coverings and
Drape opened IN all the designs and coongsd
SHEPPAR6 KvAPP & co. sxthaye. ana lSth.sL
New-York tribune., 1882-09-26
MARINE INTELEIGHNON.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-rO.DAY
sunrse j:52 sets j5 Moon sets 5Oj age DAYS II
HlGu "ArEE TODAY
AM-saudy HooE G39 GOV Island. 7:0j Hell cate SOL
PM-sandy Hook, 7O2 GOV Island 1925; ell Gate O:l5
New-York tribune., 1882-09-26
Run OVER BY MS OWN WAGON

While driving "A wagon loaded with iron along
Sccoud-tVe. near FOuTtn-st., at O'Clock last night
HenIy Feytmcyer vino had Dcen drinking freely,
fell IRON his seat and was ran over by the hind
wheels of The vehicle lie was fatally injured and
died shortly after his admission 10 Bellevue HOspl
.l
New-York tribune., 1882-09-26

he had Il majority of thirteen: but brennan S cla,imS
that aft II the original couut the boxes We're opsn a
ballots manipulated TO make the resnl, s"Mn M w.
on The rcconnt. Brennan is in possession oil the
New-York tribune., 1882-09-26
A TRIAL DELAYED BY A CONVENTION.

Recorder Smyth and jury i'll the Count of Cen
eIal Sessions heard addOnal testimony Yesterday III
1he trial OF Thomas McCabe accused OF the murder
Of his stcpmOtlcT. Catherine McCabe at No. "a
.Damcs-St., on MAY 49, Coroner Knox ana his dep
n.y. Dr. DOnliu, on account OF whose absence AT TIE
Syracuse Convention tie tT1al had been Adjourned
on last Wednesday, appeared as witnesses
and excused themselves on the ground OF
not having received subpgnaS. The Coroner teStl-
fed that the ante-InOrem statement OF Mrs. Nc
Cabe had been taken down by the ambulance sur
gcOn and copied by the witness. The statement was
admitted and charges .he prisoner with having
done the shooting. Patrick McCaOe, the prisoners
father, testified that ms subject 10 epllcpc
fs and was not considered Of sound mind. Deputy
Coroner DOnlln Identified the pistol with which the
said that the defence admitted both the shooting
and the weapon. Dr.. DOnlm asked long
hypothetical questions and gave ms opinion that
under the circumstances supposed tne prisoner was
10. hanc.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-26
BuRYIYG ANOTHER BOY FOR HER son.

H1NVI HIT 0VI III 1II1'F
A boy twelve years old, who gave his name as
Joseph Redmond. was arralgned on June y before
'lnstice Ford on a charge of petit larceny. He was
con mitted for trial and later IN Special Sessions
he Was sent 10 the House OF Refuge. woman ap-
piled TO Justice Patterson III the Jefferson Market
Police Court Yesterday tOr information concerning
Justice Ford. She stated that she was the mother
of Redmond and she wished TO secure his dis
charge She said that her boy suddenly disap-
peaIed from hOme and she WAS unable TO learn
anything Of HIM; that about three weeks ago she
read OF IA body being found IN the river and from
the DESCRIPTION believed il to be her son. She went
10 the Morgue and claimed the body. winch she
buried. She had just learned that her sou was in
prison. she was told To call at tie court to-day,
when she would he able to see justice Ford. At
the TINE oil his arrest, Redmond gave wrong ad-
~
New-York tribune., 1882-09-26

CeIulOid Eyeglasses last too long, some
dealers the apprec the Joke Buy no
others. Made by the spencer optical Msnfg Co. sod y
orfl.llna aul eWellers
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-10

For oo0o rsoouo boae known 70 the
Comuittee m oc6oe 1t bu1inea4 the
Legislative ticket was stuck down st
tho bottom Of the 1t.
60uUve1, three names wore placed b.
fore the Couveoti0Q, a. follows:
L. p. Smith, H @. 6truvs and z l.
Maxuhall.
In Q mat little speech Mr.. Smith with
drew his name, and . ballot was taken.
II. g. Struve receiving Is votes and Mr..
Marshall y. Mr.. Strives nomination
Vas then made unanim0us.
For the Office Of Representative six
names were placed before the conven-
ton out Of which two must be selected.
On the first ballot d. b. Ward WAS
nominated, and on the third ballot John
Alexander.
The Chairman then. proceeded to ap.
point w. A. jennings, /. Calhoun and
James McNauRht u cODmittee to cOnfeI
with q like COMMITTEES from kitsap
County in relation to the selection OF q
suitable person for soint- Councilman.
J. Il. Lewis, the Chairman, then pro
ceeded to appoint the following Central
Committee.
James McNaueht. w. H. Humphrey
C. n. vanDoren, G. W. Lawton ant
Geo. d. Hill.
On motion Mesers. l. Calhoun and A
W. Piper were added to the Contra
Committee.
After three hearty cheers for thu
ticket tho convention adjourned sim
die.
Immediately On the adjournment o
the County Convention. meeting o
tho delegates from Seattle Precinct wa
held to nominate Precinct Officers.
r. Fl. Cam and 8. b. Vro0man wer'
nominated for Justices Of the Peace b.
aCClamatiOn.
r. H. Campbell and H. q. Thornton
were nominated for Constables.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-10

Mr.. Isaac w. Anderson has b EN- ap-
pointed Manager OF the Tacoma Land
Company, vice Theodore Hosmer, re-
signed. and will take charge Ut the Of
flee in this city on the LIST prox'mo.
Mr.. Hosner has resigned the office OF
Mayor, stating as bis reason for 70 aoing
that he intends to quit his residence in
New Tacoma, and reioin his family In
tho East, who, owing to illness and ad-
vice of physicians, are prevented from
reioining him here. He will leave New
Tacoma about the first Of October next,
by which time his successor will have
been appointed and be in charge of the
Tacoma Land COmpany's Office.
Matt Mccoy has sold his interest in
Blackwell's hotel and is now about 10
embark in different line If business.
He has formed a partnership with Nj. M.
Me;calf and this firm will, in few
weeks, rs soon ~ Mr.. Mccoy can close
up his hotel business, open store for
the sale of hardware ON the west side
Of Pacific avenue, Son.h of 11th street.
Mr. Me.calf is an old hardware dealer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-10

Christian Church-Servioes a. the
Episcopal school house on Spring street.
between. Fourth and Fifth. Sunday
school ut 10 am. Social meeting at IL
Am. All are invited.
YIN. q. A. Hall-This afternoon at
O'Clock tho Rev. HI. M. Sexton will lead
attend.
German Church-Ssrvices at IL am.
and 7:3O pm. Sunday school at ~ Am.
Rev. A. Kreuter.
Presbyterian Church-Rsy. Mr.. Gam
bic of Victoria will preach both morn
inc and evening. In the morning at II
O'Clock and in the evening al IA
O'Clock. sunday school Mt tho usual
hour.
Baptist Church-Rev. j. A. With,
pastor. Services today Mt IL Am. and
10 pm. Sunday school Immediately
after morning service. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Methodist Protestant Church-Rev.
w. Fl. sexton, late of Iowa, will preach
today at IL am. and 7::O pm. Sunday
school at thS usual hour. The public
are cordially invited.
Methodist Episcopal Church VIM.
8. Harrington, pastor. Services as usual
at II am. and 1880 pm. Morning sub
jeot-"The Christians Supply"
Congregational Church-Public SER
vice at IL am. and 7:3O pm. Sunday
school after morning service. A cordial
invitation extended.
Episcopal Church Services will be
held BY the Rector in Trinity Church
today at l1:l5 am. and 1880 pm. Sub
ject Of morning sermon Modern
Spiritualism." Strangers are cordially
welcomed.
Episcopal Missions-The North Seat
tie Sunday School Chapel Of the Good
Shepherd) at 8 pm. Catechising and
services at Newcastle by Rev. J. g. Fair.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-10
AMONG: rmg sPOOGs.


The following il an extract from the
Victoria Daily Colonist regarding the
spiritual seance to DO given at Squirs's
Opera House tonight:
The Miller Brothers drew vast audi
ence to Theater Royal last evening, and
the manifestations were OF u startling
character. One of the brothers, having
addressed the assemblage, invited a
number of persons to write the names
OF deceased persons ON pieces Of paper
and place the papers in envelopes. This
having been done, he returned to the
stage, and holding tho envelopes over
his head read the names enclosed there
In correctly. He next placed slate on
u chair in full view Of those present,
aud on the side of the slate that was
turned from the house appeared mes
sage signed John Tod. A book WAS
next handed to gentleman in the audi
ence, opened at random, aud the medi-
um standing thirty feet distant, read a
page and q half through the covers.
Messrs. L. Davie and c. Redfern next
wrote names on pieces of paper and
placed them securely in their pockets.
Next, fonr ladies' went ON the stage and
caused table to dance Jig by merely
placing their hands on the top. A cabi.
net was next introduced, the mediums
hands tied. and Mr.. w. Dorman entered
the cabinet, the medium being still Sc.
cured. Mr.. DIS hands were clasped
and tied yet after the lapse of some
three minutes he appeared with his coat
ON, but with his vest turned inside out
and his suspenders hanging down. The
spirits had endeav0red to deprive the
gentleman of his unmentionables, bat
"a the garments were of fashionable
out and skin-tight, did not succeed in
getting them OF. A post was next in
trOduced to which one Of tho mediums
WAS tied with bolts, thongs and rings
and the whole Sewed to his shirt sleeves,
but in spite of these precautions spirit
hands were thrust out Of the cabinet,
the imprint Of spirit feet were visible
on tray Of Hour which had been set
ON the floor, and slate having been in.
tr0duced into the cabinet, Q message
WAS written upon IL. 1t turned ont that
the name signed to this message was
the Same that Mr.. Davie had written on
piece of paper half an hour preyi-
Ously and placed In his pocket. Subse
queutly Mr.. Redfern's coat appeared ON
the medium, and other surprising things
were done. The finale was the matevi-
alixati0n of spirit forms. The upper
part OF the figure of q man dressed in
the canonicals Of . bishop appeared
above the cabinet; next little child
clothed in white came partly ont Of the
cabinet aud then shFAnk back. m il
afraid to venture all the way. Finally,
tho figure Of man with an ashen-palo
face, and clothed In white, ventursd
ont on tho stage, waved his arms and
then disappeared.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-10

To the Editor Of the Post Inteiiige.cer:
Through your paper l desire to an
nounoe to the people of King county
that submit myself to their suffrages
as q proper person to represent them in
the Legislative Assembly of Washing
ton Territory.
Should Convention of the People,
without regard to previous party atfilia-
tiOns, be held, shall feel myself bound
by the action of such convention.
At a future time, and before the elec-
ton, shall submit to the electors my
views upon the Substantial issues before
the people. Very respectfully.
q. u. EMERY.
Seattle, Sept. 9th, 1882. sep-dGwtf
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PERSONALS.

DR.. +. l.. Smith and family will be
passengers ON the outgoing steamer to-
day. DR.. Smith expects to remain in
the Golden State about three months.
when he will return to Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yesler are among the
passengers leaving here today on the
Geu. w. Elder, for California. While
there thcy will visit one of the medical
springs. Mr.. Yesler will be1ahsent but
short time, but his wife may remain a
month or more.
w. F. Crosby and wife Who have been
s0journing on the Sound for some weeks
past, leave OH the Elder today for San
Francisco.
DR.. Kellogg und wife Of WILDLY Is
land, are going to California on a short
visit. They will leave by steamer to-
day.
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ruuRsres CsuTI CesvEs1lss,

IuURoFoy CoC9TX CoNvENI1oN.
rspDcxA1 10 Poer-
OIurpIAs Sept. 8.
In the ..Rspublican Convention to
day. s. @. Ward vas Chairman and W.
Irving, Secretary.
The delegates to tho Territorial Con-
veution at Vancouver-Thos. Heacock,
A. Mckenzie, f. Il. Brown, u. A. Barnes
and /. C. Ellis-were uninsiructed.
Other nominations were as are below
stated:
VIM. Billings. Sheriff.
A. A. Phillips, Auditor.
N. Crosby, Treasurer.
Morgan. Assessor.
John NJ. Swan and - Gibson, Com
missiOners.
L. Mixed, Jr.. Probate Judge.
J. X. Thompson, superintendent OF
Schools.
+. w. Brown, Surveyor.
F. X. Brown. Representative.
N. PattisOn. Coroner.
j. G. Sparks, Justice of the Peace fol
Olympia Precinct.