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OoLu1nIA, g. q, March e.-The Governor
aad the Attorney General were IN consultation
fof several Hours to-day 10 dstsrmiAs what
measures should b reseetsd 10 TO erect the
capture Of W. B. Cash. he Chsfsw murderer
and outlaw. The reward Of $500 offered By the
Governor having failed 10 accomplish that end.
Tho result Of tho conference was the decision
that Cash. II he II within the borders Of the
State. must be captured ct ones. dead or alive.
In accordance with this DISCRIMINATION. Chief
State Constable Richbour. sslsetsd . posse
Of twelve resolute yoang mon. all Of
whom are members OF the several mil
itary companies Of this city. The Gov
ernor chartered special train. on
which the posse. armed with Winchester
riges. and commanded b. Capt RIchbouTg. leit
depot The train 10 expected to arrive at It's
destination at. daylight tomorrow morning.
These proceedings have been kept 30 secret
that " is quito certain that neither Cash nor his
friends In Chesterfield county have any intima-
a Is the intentio sn II Capt Richbourg to take
the murderer BY surprise. surround the house.
and demand the surrender OF Cash. Should he
refuse 70 give himself up the poese vii! open fire.
As soon as he H. arrested he will be brought BY
special train 70 this city fqr safe keeping Judge
Bouth Caroline. said 70 night that be had been
retained BY Col. Cash a. counsel for tho de-
fence Of his son that under his (Melton'sI ad.
vice young Cash would decline to give himself
up until such time - advised BY his counsel.
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Judge Beach has granted limited divorce 70 Bridget
from Daniel Murphy.
Fine exhibitions OF fancy roller skating be
the 0ympiAn Club Rink every evening.
The name Of the colored newspaper ID 70 BE-
the FORK SsNtinel instead OF the
WIN. T. Aston has sold the property and Pine street
S2e7, 500
vSeh fheodors Holman wSs convicted q White Plsns
Of numbering Marks, the psddsr.
The Steamship Belgsnand Of the Red star line ran
aground the Southwest Spit In the lower bay, ~
Attts meeting Of the Mayors cabinet yesterday, the
Park Commissioners were requested to have bill
ssntsd the Legislature 10 change the Of Reser.
voir square TO Bry ant Park
John Lewis, seotchman, 81 years old who was
rested for intoxicAto early yesterday morning.
found dead In cell Of the Thireth street station
time afterwArd. Death was due 10 natural causes.
The steamship TuckAhoe Of the Clyde line running BE-
tween New York and Baltimore disabled Der machinery
when she was . few miles out aud Wa picked up and
the on Do,nInon line.
The Italian who stabbed Michael O'Day In front Of
Philips. Henry Ce's commis.on hoess l0t ssIe!sy
kcates e n9ssssee A.soa!e ys: L.!C Hagsio q %
0,nAy Win ~ Wsk - -7-77-
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Obituary.

DR.. Patrick W. Mcdonnell. the oldest surgeon
in the Police Department. died his home at l4s East
Forty fourth street yesterday. He appointed by
Mayor Fernando Wood, aud had been police surgeon
for years. His age was nearly TO-
James L. shpman, wealthy railroad constructor. died
In Huntington L. l., on Friday, u years old.
Sister Mary Rose Lindsay Of the Order Of the vista
tion died Friday night Mount De Sales miles
from baltimore. She entered tho novtate at George
town. o. In 1851 and OF the colony Of sisters
open the Academy of Mount De Sales in 1852. She
there took her last and has since been teacher
we'll known Jesuit Father McElroy.
Edward Nillken Of the JalmA company now playing
engagement at Mcyckers Theatre, and who enacted
The Of Trte Trae died Friday Of nsmorrhags Of
The Rev. Dorus Clarke, ConRregationalist divine,
died In Boston Yesterday. aged 81 years. He was Of
nDr. r Weslsy Young died At his home In Granville
Of the prominent ply scians and surgeons
In North Carolina and served ~ surgeon In the Con.
federAte Army.
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DYMAnzkRs IN PARIS.

Detectives Csssly wasshiAs their Meve.
Aasats-Explssives SiessA n Pssah.
PARIS, March S.-The police are closely
watching the movements Of eishty-three per-
sons now In France. who arc suspected Of BE-
longing to the dynamite party. ODonovan
Rossa's son IL In Paris. but there 10 NO evidence
that he 10 connected with the dynamiters. A
brother Of Joseph Brady. one Of the Phoenix
Park assassins. Is living In the QUARTER Latin.
pected Irishmen In Paris for some time under
Instructions from the British Homo Secretary.
has gone to Bordeaux.
A Franco-Irish Anarchist by the name OF
Morphy has been sentenced to six months i'm
prisonment and been fined 1000 francs for ad-
PssTH, March "a dynamite plot has boon
discovered here, The police have eeized sew
oral packages q explosives forwaEded By An
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AN ARTHUR BOON IN BOSTON,
Collector WsrsAingssn's Paper Usable
riaA AsyhsAv Opposed to Hin.

Collector wsrsAi.sse.'s Paper Usss's -
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d sToN, March 8.-The Traveller, Collector
Worthington's paper. and the Boston organ Of
the Administration. prints . page OF inter-
views with prominent Bostonians on President
Arthur's Administration. The opinions are
chiefly those OF business men. and are all in
enthusiastic endorsement Of the Administra-
ton. A few who arc ranked a. Democrats are
quoted as speaking In the same strain. In
fact. the Traveller claims that 1t has been IN
able 70 nd any any critic, ,s Of the Prs.idsnt In
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CONVICTED OF z1Bxz.
CAargss Against . Frasss YsllswsA ~ CAsvses
AgasssG hls AesOses. Ne

CAargss Agalnss . Frasss YsllswsA ~ CAsvees
AGasss& hls Assoses. ~
PorIsvILLK, March 8.-Edward @. Grove. o
prominent merchant Of Brsnchdals. and . JUS
tice Of the Peace Of the county. was convicted
tonight Of charge Of libel preferred By Pat
rick n. Dunn. . lawyer. ana last fall tho Demo-
cratic nominee for District Attorney. Both
men belong TO st. Vincent de Paul's Catholic
Church OF Minersville. In which o scandal arose
concerning tho priest Dunn was counsel for
the girl who made the charge and DO
alleged canonical court was held and the priest
was acquitted From that time on anony-
and ali associated With him against the priest
priest bsters. and these wsrs SIrealsted
through the malls during the political canvass
q last fan: a circular charging Dunn With
he Attempted 70 burn down ne church prop:
e.ty vas a ~ .S circulated 9MS Tho vas
these circulars and electioneered against
Gaowe for libel and the case was called on
attorneys. and the case was Bitterly contested.
The Jury. in convicting Grove. recommended
him to mercy.
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BOUND BROOK. March 8.-Dr. b. B. Matthews
Of the most respected physicians Of this vicinity
He lives in the building In which he keeps drug
store and there stus In the Of the store
His eldest 10 Junior In Rutgers College. but left
college the other day OF Ill health intending
to take trip to Florida A part OF his OUTFIT his father
purchased for him Q repeating ride.
The was In the store about O'Clock last evening
exhibiting friend the mechancism ct his new rihs
In the was seated his mother and other mem
bers OF the family. From some unknown the ride
rs aisshsssd u: ban Ps.:sd through the pane, q
breast Of Nrs Matthew'S in the fesidn Of the heart
She did not speak aftsrvard. and expired almost In
petely unnefyed and almost frantic when he learned
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$4,000 FOR THE MURPHY LIBRARY
Thirteen Tannaay Lone Talks sad the
TriAnisga Saerinesd for Ten Cents.

Thlrteea Tannaay Long Talks sad the
Trianisga Sacrinesd for Ten Censs.
The sale Of the library OF the late Senator
Henry @. Murphy was concluded last evening
at Leavitt's auction rooms. Auctioneer Henry
G. Merry. who has presided during the twelve
four-hour sales. was so hoarse last evening that
his voice slid from bass to falsetto and back
again to bass In the most surprising manner.
The proceeds Of the sale are $1,000
Among the highest prices paid yesterday
yere Si6t, ior, pc Xres's Voyages. us for tie
Rev. Nathaniel Wards Simple ,Cobler, Of
native country lamentabIy tattered both in the
upper leather and sole with oil the honest
the Journal Of Major George Washington,
kks s%s Rom xvi az fl nSSn ss sea
Capt, WhithourIs,s D!scoveryyf Newfound:
1meries q iSsa: 10 for THOMAS Jef sg e
AA%srics9 Atlas; LonSon l35S $50 for Peter
Thirteen orattons and annual celshrationS Of
the Tammany Society brought ten cents.
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THE WARFARE IN EGYPT
Osaaa DIgna Preaehing . Hely War-0ou
81 hts Fsllswers DeasralissA.

Osaaaa Dlgaa Rreaehing Holy WarSo0e
81 hts Fsllswers DensralissA.
LONDON, March s.-Gen. Graham has been
ordered not to advance unless he u sure OF
finding the enemy. A body Of cavalry. 800
strong. will reeonnoitre tonight Osman Dig
ma II ct the Tamanieb Wells. He II urging his
followers to Tight and assures them that sue
cess 10 certain. He will watch them from afar
- they do battle. invoking the blessings Of
Allah upon them. Gen. gordon recommends
e: ofHaa s
enomy's camp. He reports that despite Or
MAPS sS5hoFtastSns his ioloEers AZ SSSmo.s,-
dations. Consul Baker has tslegraphed Biz
Evelyn Bsrins, B1itish Minister q Cairo pier y.
terms. He believes that the tribes viii not only
conclude, . treaty q peace. but will undertake
Osmsn Diems e prlaShing . holy war. No
hapmed, ne usaess failed Ct Ant but in the
personally In future battles.
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BIZ H1s DEAD BABY,s CRADLE
Christian Rathgeber's suicide Through Grief
at the Lsss Of . Gallo.

Christaan 1athgeber's eu1cide Through Grief
st the l-sss Of . Child.
Christian Rathgeber was baker, living OF
LIZA First avenue. He had been In business
for himself but short time. and was doing
well. Yesterday morning ut II O'Clock his only
child. q boy 9 months Old. died very suddenly.
Rathgeber was veryimuch affected by the child's
DEATH and refused 10 notice or speak to any
ono during the day.
Shortly before o'clock In the evening no
was In the shop with bis foreman. His servant
girl was In the kitchen. separated from the shop
By two bedrooms. and his wife had gone out TO
make arrangements for the baby's funeral. He
closed the door between the kitchen and the
room In which his dead child lay In Its cradle.
and gave his foreman ten cente. telling him to
60 and drink o glass OF beer. and II he was tired
TO- 10 to bed. He then entered the bedroom.
the servant heard shot Rnshin@ f into the the
next room. she found Ratheeber,lying dead q!
through the temple with q thirty two caIibre
revolver and death was instantaneous.
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THE BONDED WHISKEY BILL.
21LxU THAT IHE MEASURE Has 1Z1Y
KILLED 1OD TRXS akoAI0Z

S>D W. 1@AO DAD08V0e
Its HsssaAs DsfsassA h sAs Rsuss q. Tssa
Assasa-ar. TswasAsaA - sAs nEsssh -
he Psss 0nss ASSrsDsassisa Nam.
wAsHMoToN, March a-The Bonded WIKI.
key bill was practically killed In the House 10.
day. Tho Committee on Ways and Means,
Yielding to political pressure. had reportsd Q
bill extending the time for the payment Of
taxes. and II was proposed 10 call It mp TO-DAY.
By tacit agreement test vote Was TO be had.
When. therefore. Mr.. Morrison. a. Chairman Of
the Ways and Means moved TO 60 into Com
mittee Of the Whole for the purpose OF consid-
ering this bill. Mr.. Townshend antagonisod
that motion BY another to go into the commit
tee tel, ior the purpose OF considering an apprQpIt.
Mr. Randall called for q yea and nay vote. II
was Understood that this vote would be q test
OF the House upon the Whiskey bill. The re-
votes, and Il is understood that a number
voted ted fE H Morrisons motion so that in com
veto sss!lss ' .ss %hssey BILL in all prob.
'H4sy hss. ss'i o, the Who'll. too.
sns RS' s. 2 Ss S
larger salary than 5000. reduced b. i've Per
%s snS g Es land Ss s.Ss
roads should receive only fifty per cont OF the
COmp9ubbtlOu auOMeu 10 Otn0f ROADS.
Mr.. Horr (Rep.. Mich) said II the bill passed
IL its present shape there would be . deficiency
Mr.. sumner tDem.. CALI advocated establish.
Ing postal telegraph. and said II there had
been a postal telegraph in 1876 Mr.. Tilden
which he was elected then. and to which it MAS
likely no would be elected again In 1854. The
committee took no further action.
The Committee on Military Affairs reported
adversely on tho bill granting permission to :
West Point
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JeA..y D.ss.'. ISe. Of Rsr.r..s,e..

HARTToRD March 6.-Two years ago Johnny
Dobbs. the burglar. who was arrested in Lawrence,
while In company with Johnny Irving last Tuesday
night prisoner In the Connecticut state Prison. In
wethsrsned, this city. He confined thsre for
robbins bank. when released he informed the direct
that he would get Into another such scraps;
that he wa going % change bis West with hi:
to eommunicate with the directors from time TO- time
request and sad no would reher haye The credit Of his
but he fsfussd It, saying that when he reschsd New
York his wife would give him all he wanted. Nothing
learned that he New York directly after leaving
the prison and opened saloon ct the corner Of Water
street and James slip.
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Lost Its Grip.

The grip OF the forward car. IA. gave way and
crowded train It's wsy from Brooklyn to this city
sandstl the centre Of the bridge shortly
before O'Clock yesterday morning The car was rolled
back to the Sands street station. Travel impeded
wait got out and walked through the water and slpsh
Of the promenade which almost reached TO the ankles
The grip which gave way the invention Of Engineer
Mathesfus who declares that the fault In his
continuance but In the man who working II. This
delay the hst which has occurred the bridge for
n number O. WAeku.
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SHARING THE WRONG NAN.


Rouasans - Cape. DraasesA. We Tssk TAsn
~ 1ssepA1s, aaA Knsekea Oae - Ths0
Oss-A NisAs N Csss-TAsa Aesassiss
Capt. Jacob L Bsaisted 10 the son Of the
superintendent Of he Staten Island Railroad
Ferry. was at one time Captain Of tho ferry.
boat Westneld. and IL stalwart young man.
He IL stopping 1t present at ass West Thirty
fourth street., He left that house on Friday
evening shortly before O'Clock In company
him Cas- far ~ Third avenue. There. at
o'clock. they parted. Capt. BREASTED saying that
he was going to make call In East Thirty
eighth street.
Heiwent through to Madison avenue and
walked up TO Thirty-eighth street. He says
he IL not familiar with tho street numbering.
On the corner under . gas light was young
girl In short dress. he asked her II she could
direct him to such and such number in
should turn ni to The right S ~''nu'' "n' '""' ~
doTa * sssfS ss ns
hnn sS "f
dld a9f SsY IL Sny way who they were
He put bis ieis hand On his watch pocket and
so% aoWS as Mart
gin and hurt his knee. BREASTED fell also and
6aT s Hs o dS up and ss hs
which he Was good deal bruised, pulled out
shieldoand said he was Detective Mcguire.
Why didn't you say so before p said Cant.
Bsaisssd gs;1Ins On his Injured foe what do
~. We srssst you as .s suspisious person said
Man4fh of Tho young. girl who had been
nue. toward Thirty-fourth street and there had
&asuro TOOK 1 Brss.sS i q POss aeadE
There IL was explained to Broisted that he
offensive letters to the young girl who had
been standing on the corner. and who Is q
school girl Of IA living In Thirty-iourth street.
never say ihs girl q heard Of her before"
he said: ,"4nd haven't the slightest notion
he was put into . cell and kept there all
pearod IN the morning that the father OF the
young girl had come TO Inspector Byrnes q few
days before with ak insulting l0tters which he
said had boon sent to his daughter. The let
ters were written IN good business hand. One
nue. and Thirty eighth street at TX O'Clock on
advertisement On Inspector Byrness advice
this advertisement was printed on Friday:
win be on time, $50. MARSHALL
Tho girls father escorted her to the corner
accordingly. and the detectives lurked In the
neighborhoOd. When they saw BREASTED accost
the girl they were sure they had got their man.
They took him to the Tombs yesterday morn
ing and Mh asked y have him released from ar.
had made mistake. They apoloeized for It,
Justice Duffy discharged Capt BREASTED. and
no umped out OF court.
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Capt. Ds.ea. G... Twelve cs.ss.

Capt G. O. Duncan. Shipping Commissioner.
sued the NeV York re for siOO for alleged libel In
published interview with Mark Twain. Tho libel was
divided by Capt Duncan into three parts nrst
tons that he had divided up large part Of the
Of his ofce among members OF his family second
plaintiffs OF the Quaker City expedition 70
wrote The nnoccnts Abroad" and third. charges
corning bankruptcy. :
verdict was rendered yesterday. On the charge n.
iang to nepotism the jury found for the Tes On the
last two oh they found for Capt Duncan but thsy
awarded him only six cents dams ages In each case.
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LovELAND Ohio. March Sat midnight last
night lady Visiting ~ the house Of Mr. H. r Wander.
wort Of this place Jumped out Of her bedroom window
the second story while aslssp, and went along the
In her night olothss where she met two
entire family had Just murdered and that she had
sscspsd by Jumping from the wtndoy. she was bare.
unintured. and talked rationslly The watchmsn r.
turned With her e The hcHss and Az q
what they wanted, The wstcnmsn then ro9ssd the
force The family were found safe and sound, and
plantations followed The family had been talking about
th seemed to have settled deeply Into the mind their
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cs.fAss Before che Church Council.

All the deacons Of tho anti Newman faction
In the Madison Avenue Church met last
night ct Deacon Ranney's house. Dr.. Ranney said II
with the church council which 10 called for Tuesday.
One OF those present exhibited copy Of invitation
sent to members of the Newman party This particular
COPY had gone Astray;
"DRAa SIR. very important meeting viii be held on
sCn6sy evening" March - q ths residence Of NJ
promptly. Comet ]. p. PosfER."
trustees his aide might attend the council auditors
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Drawing Pay fer TIVE.

A stout young man went to PaymAster Allen
8. 0ookin In the elevated railway ofcss II Broadway.
Friday morning. presented an employers pass made
out Robert Dewsld and said he wanted his months
pay. Mr.. 0ookin handed him e<210.
Shortly AftsrwArd aim came In, said that his
was Robert Dswad.
Along ~ the afternoon the stout young man returned
and this time presented the pass Of Andrew A. Ford He
Ford. and he was employee IN the yard d Ie5th
street.
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Miss Agnes I. Grace. daughter OF ex.Mayor
william R. Grace. died Of pneumonia yesterday morn.
ing at her home, 81 East Thrtyeighh street, after
months Illness She II years Of are. She and hse
elder sister the Steamboat Seawanhaka whom Il
WAS wrecked IN the East River They strapped We Pre-
assistance Of friends NJ 0races youngest daughter.
Agnes was pupil at the Academy OF the Sacred Heart
The funeral services will be ut st. Francis xavisrS
Church ON Monday morning,
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L. =. laysr. rr,ss the Gloves.

At an exhibition given by tho Pastime Athletic
Club In Parsps Hall last night L. E. Myers the cham.
pon sprnts appeared In ring costume in the character
Of boxer. Hh opponent wss Joseph Mason. Myers
had the best Of the contest but he manage his legs
better than his hands He succeeded In knocking Mason
The wind up was between walter Hallgan, champion
FARRELL went N with will and sent the champion spin:
brought the blood. In the second round he knocked
Hallgan down again. and that enough for HAigAn.
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Treasurer M.x.A.. Ne. re. a..-A r-...

Mayor Timken and the i've members OF the
City Council Of Hoboken who with him oenstituts The
special committee OF investigation into the Of
the missing Collector Of Taxes John McNahon met In
expert safe maker with heavy bundle Of tocls which
but Il was found that William T. saeketf who had HsSS
enter apcn e. ssion q the booka and II hes
today. NcHahon has not yet been heard from. n N
The money from sach annual tax levy !" said Mayor
through the Collectors hands He also handled a the
Quenl water tsxeRn I'll. 80 sr-fi ~ a.s
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Courtney and Res. Z. Kew ~ New Y.rh,

Courtney and Rsss t. Row ~ New Ysrk,
James PiKington has arranged . scullins
between Charles Courtney and wallaos Ross BY
Offering purse Of 800 The match will come Oh
Decoration Day the new Oak Point regatta course
in the Rass River opposite North Brother Island The
distancs will DO three mlse with turn
Ross his race with the English champion Dnbear
ihas he \ n spsad form end V cSandsnto Of wtnning
Cesrssy stn % Int tsaiai.s ssss II ~ ssssssA
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sllks &C Sc. .. the Dollar.

The srss. ss!s e .,.. ss.n: drss: gooaa &C. nov r.
is,s g. the .:.sL :il, -: ~, insus
rsdaesd 70 o. shis 81 d Is Refused to !Ss Ils q 81
ksiX z ds!;rmihsa 70 ICED y eSnIsttors e IsSsIds
g not ealy nsss dovs lie gesdA Sss s6eS credit .
sft-ea4 % s1tsa sSssle eau q eaee 81 sSSn yees
: s::s n n; - 3. :; -: :; = =.
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Faster Mail e chieass.

Behind the Chicago fast mail train made ~
Of four mail and express car. which left The
Grand Central Depot at 80 last night, PrssiAsas
Ruttsr's paror In It ,were Postmaster 0easfal
liam 3 thompson Hssstotore the train has t.ssa
three hours. Il q intended TO make close eonnse.
ton The train will roach Bu1D1o at IS this mosniAe
mail meets Il at Albany,
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Dr. ". Below Gets himself inss TrssSls.
BERLIN. March e.-At Q recent concert DR..
Won Balow played Msysrbssr's Coronation March,"
and response to loud applause turned TO the audience
ana said that he had heard the march 20 friehtfuy
massscred q the "Circus Hsnen" Tor Royal Opera
hear properly performed The audience received this
speech c0dly and some hissed the performer Proceed
by counsel Of the royal household. for publicly In
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Della Moran Of IS Roosevelt street was PASS
ing the United States Hots in Fulton street. her way
to work, yesterday morning when . man ran up and
kicked her repeatedly Citizens intsrfsrsd the
Eas arrested. A. the Tombs he said he was August
Welland OF l62 Chatham street.
Justice Duffy asked him why he had assaulted Miss
Moran He made no answer except 10 say that he had
seen her before.
he being led out to 30 LOCKED hs passed Ms:
him by the throat threw him the oOr and put irons
on him. Justice Duhy sent him to the workhouse for
N M m
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A cA.r.A x..s.- with r..- wives.

Providence. March s.-Georee Holt. formerly
soldier at Fort Adams and later civil constable Of
Newport has deserted his wife, whom he married six
months ago In letter received BY his wife to-day
Holt says that she the fourth he hes married.
and that ne had to TO- would be behind the
Ssr. Ihs police o. Elsnhurs; Clinton county NY:
member Of the Methodist church. and he'd made favor.
able impression In the community.