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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
TERLOO MEDAL FOUND


An extremely rare and curious military
medal Was recently found. under tho kitchen on tho
nremlses 81 E. H. Chapman, at No. 81 Presidents On
ane side IL has the words: For courage good condt gu
and faithful service. Iiindostan list Highland Light
an,an,rv Ten years service" On the other side are
me woids: Peninsula Roeia vimiera, vittoria,
Almaraz, Niye. Pyrenees, orthes Waterloo fueh'es
The medal is made OF composition metal, and Is about
one and half inches In diameter. Above and below the
words "7lst Highland Light Infantry are crown
and hunting respectively and on the other Side Is
an oy shapcd figure inclOsng the cross OF 81 Andrew
beside which is standing barefooted pilgrim. the
beauty OF whose yisage has been destroyed ny the
obrasion OF tho metal and the lapse Of time AS may be
Inferred from vitora, Vimora ana Waterloo
The original Of the medal was ono who oiowed
The English nag through tho Spanish Peninsula In the
war which ended at Waterloo In 1913. The other legend
~ the medal indicates that the SCARED Ht handcr
won new nonors and aurels In later service In East
India o,-,.. .,,, ~. ,oa O.,
divine but II Ia evidently genuine military relic III
fes very clio quen tale aud Ia the mute historian OF an
old soldiers proud record In peace and In war. IL
resembles many good things Of ctlon and romance only
Ia the respect that 1t Is anonymous Inc killed warrior
ieit everything but his name to tell the.story.
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VIEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
TRYING TO SOLVE THE UNION HILL CASE.
A posr-MoRrrM EXAMINATION FAILS 10 '"o"
wuvruvp JrySr WAS MURDERED.

WHETHER JENNIE WAS MChphhH"'
co,n,v phvscian Converse OF jersey CITY, assisted "
Dr Rae Yesterday made post morteIn Wiis M
the body of John JENNIE the ngni Tin antopsy dis
the fsct that the weapon with which JENNIE was
sbo was loaded with buckshot Instead OF bullet VII I'd e
Sone ana passed hroush pecarda and
lodged 10 the right ventcle VI .ne srsemens OF the
a,r nu forced into the wounds The autopsy
strengthens Dr. Converse IN bis peet .a' that
h wss murdered has erown stronger IN Union hill
Max Kaltschldt keeps beer shop IN ,he itar Mrs
KSItschmlGt is rather pretty woman and Is sa,d Sy
the neghbors be of sociable disposition NE Peters
Ienne's friends including his employer Mr. io'S'
believe that Kaschmid Jealous Of Sep heer shop
Peters says: know that Jenne s'ea a occasion as
was going into the place saw lepne run aha 9pt W was
back door but when Mrs Kaltsehmldi saw 'ha' IL was
MS f yesterday S sn@ s 1%'S
the Monday night aSst Sc wSs away and
Nv be snS and
SarEeener had gone down the river to take swim
Jenne said that would remain but that 10 s s
% cone changed my mind aud closed up the saloon,
and when he caine back told him from the wiDdoW WIDOW
wait wait unt my husband came back and get glass OF
beer. My husband returned about - a rcvover
/ told him the rev Diver was down in the SAIGON anu A'
from swnmpg they went into the back yard ana 10y
down He sent vogt up to get the revolver a, ne
III -. .t,l
When Voet returned and told him that the I,sto, mas
I'm the store they both lay down and fell asleep lnc W..
awaLcned nv hearing pistol shot, and al the sane .o
the clock In the in Union Hill struck .nee
Vogt denies that he was sent up stairs er g he fe
ia aays tina, when he back IRON tue r'oi ne '0
asleep in the yard and slept through the night Tim,
some Germans living opposite the ice house 20 ay ct
thew saw Jenne sitting the bench before IL
smoking his pipe His clock. which REQUIRED to ,, ee
wonnd every hour, had stopped at IT, showing tms'
e. had been wound up at II. Mr.. Wrinkles fanny
who live Boulevard feet son' d, p e Of
house heard noise al out IL o'clock III the urec'o W
tho ice house and 1t sounded as II two men were
quarreng They talking loud ana IN ,sey are
dne OF the voices seemed to be Jennes, put hc! HV
NOT nositire that II was His clock was In te roau
and there were evidences Of struggle near we nrv IN
body Law Jennes brother Herman Keeps u pahcI! ~
Union St. Union Hill. tie says that IL Is apsnIu ~ ~
supose that his brother committed suicide naa yas
neen arranged that in week or ten days Jobn wsu
sart for Germany claim legacy eit thein py 49,,
alive The fact that JENNIE was shot with ms Own p ~,
icaos some persons who do not believe IN eltner tne
murder or suicide theory think that he may nave sno
hmself accidentally while examining tue pistol ~
Converse has ordered Coroner Hughes 10 hoid III III
quest
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WORK or me EnIGAArIOY BOARD.

COMMUNICATION was read NJ the mcetlng OF
the Emigration Commissioners yesterday from Attorney
General o. ,rien stating shat while an old law empowered
the commissioners TO sell transfer tho grounds ana
on Wards Island there was no law authork
ing them to lease them The Emigration commissioners
wish to lease The Institutions to the Charities am or
rection which has offered 10 take care OF Tue
paupers AT so much head committee was Appointed
10 confer with the Governor and the Attorney Gehcral
Ia Sc, n tho obstacles. could not he overcome
An attorney representing Funch. Elye GO; offered
TO give bonds provided that twcni y-thres RUSSIAN
Hebrew paupers brought over In this company vessels
and NOT Allowed to leave Castle Garden be permitted 10
On ont while the courts decided writ OF habeas
corpns what should be done with them. The oher ~
bonds was rejected and tho pauers will probably DC sent
back 10 Europe. . 80
The Board appointed Dr. W. T.. M,r'le as surgeon on
Wards island ia tho place OF Dr. john H. Weeks re-
ali,
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burly. red-faced Office named a; 1,s , MIC
Garrahan caused considerable coininotion III tne "n
room 10 Collector Hedden's Office yesterday Enter,ns
the office nj noon McGarTahan found the dVor o III.
Uedden's room closed as usual. He demahaeu a''h'-
lance. ,,,,. G ...,,.rv p.rkar
What do you wanti' asked Private secretary farker
who sits without the Collectors door ani eyes Ill Viz
itOrs. ,,, ucc,rr,han
II want 10 see Collector. responded a
.Wcl what do you want OF hinT persis'eu '''
Parker. ,. ,,,.L h,sn.s az - re-.
pied McGarrahaD - M. ..o,,aro sa,d Mr.
Parker ar you want office you must ME your "p
pncatOn with me-" .,.,, On do with n
m be blanked II I'll have ANYTHING 10 uo WIN 81
blank private secretary. reiorted , ~ hin or
am here 10 see Collector Heddcn, ana III see n''n ~
bust when does he soc citizens, anyhow. WI, WY 'uan
easier TO see President Cleveland or secretary 'i"h
ming than Mr. Hedden." A., .. ,oo,, yvos
AZ This time the excitement In tho ante-roon WE
great McC;arrahan's loud words could be hearI III
over the buiing Mr. Parker called IN POSSE VI 1S,
tom House officials eject the noisy Mc1arrahai WI"
friehcnei the crowd by dramatically reschihg u W
his coat with his right hand II TO draw pistol
n was discovered that he did not nave QUO ..o .,
Moves fell upon the oifccseeker and hused MIN in'o
the street. ,,or. after an
office for some timc" said q witness OF the seems o
trouble is that they don't know that nc il Democia
Ho hangs out near Wall and Broad sts'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
ExAMIYING ACDIIOR GAryoR.

Treasurer McWilliams WAS not recalled yes
terday IN the Keep libel case bat Auditor + j. Gay nor
,on The stand and upward Of three h0urswefc consumed
in asking him questions about the financial andlfn OF lhc
cd was that the witness was appointed Auditor OF the
Manhattan Company the spring OF ISL and badbccr
Vork Ieyated Railroad from l-77 to 1879. aud ia tho
Auditors Office of the Manhattan Company until ISL
Nessr Gould -agc, he added. hal no connection ~
dir.ctor- or officers then. Much time was consumed
Inv Mr. straan ia insisting upon Information from per-
s1n b-in tho kind 0i testimony ne wsnssi,
and then he wanted 10 know what the uortsascd debt
nj the Iork Elevated road about Inc Wit
ness said that II was >-jOOOOJ. The accounts oil the
cnlrnAnY Merc then tAken up.
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BROOKLYN.

Deaths last week. 500; births. 2o6; marriages, 60.
Limited divorce granted yesterday TO Mrs.
Clement Read. A., n,..
has accepted the resignation OF the Rev. u W. KING.
Tho funeral of Samuel Jackson, awelknown organist
Tho died on Monday at No. 1913 Atantic-avo, was held
Yesterday In Holy Trinity Church.
Martin Conners of No. 81 stagg-st, who fell while
vorking npon a building at Hartman and Evergreen
ayes OH Wednesday, died yesterday.
II ia thought that supcrvsorat-Large Fritz will veto
the salaries for county employees voted by the
Board OF Supervisors.
Health Physician Raymond said yesterday that the
menace of cholera is by means past He added that
e. was surprised that II had not already appeared.
The cornerstone Of the building Of the Second
uethodist Episcopal Church, formerly known as the
Gothic Church. was laid yesterday in Powersst., be-
tveen Even and Leonard SITS. Bishop Harris, the Rev.
B. Mcrwn and Robert D0herty took part IN tho
eises.
Miss Annie Lahey, a handsome young woman, who
Keeps house for Mr.. Smith 1t No 24O Franklin-ave,
kesrd recently that Mrs. Mary Twiss, OF No. 100 spen
ooys hsd made statements derogatory 70 her charac
{or 6he bought rawhide and meeting Mrs Twiss In
She street gave her flashing with It, The injured woman
occurred Q warrant for her asssiiant
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church OF Brooklyn IL
h>nR redtted The interior will be entirely redecorated
- cost of @12 000 The Rev. Dr. Bancroft. Of
he church, who Is expected homo nsxt week from
EUROPE viii bring with Elm stained glass window that
Vas made BY Holiday, Of London. The window will
oest about e2,6o0
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HOW THE TUSCAN PRESERVES HIS VINE.
From fvrreTs irogress.l

When a Tuscan flask has been filled with wine,
large thimbeful OF olive oil. the genuine olive oil Is
poured into the neck and occupies II 10 the depth Of
about an inch. Then II little wad OF straw Ia usually
loosely inserted top OF the OIL but this Is merely ~
keep the from getting at the oil and the dust from
falling In The oil floats the wine. closes the bottle,
and preserves the contents eectually than could
any cork When the wine is TO b drank city folks who
with q wad Of tow which absorbs tt Butt the true
method IT, the flask Ia the right hand and toss out
40 skfuy that every drop Of the oil Ia elected without
the loss any sppTeclablo quantity Of the wine 1t Is
Thought q point OF good breeding In oily
particles may remain In the neck for the host to pour
fitte ofIthe wine into his glass the floor, In
waste vessel, before helping his friends.
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
,,rnnru AND ais BRoTHER-IN-LAw.

,,rnnrN AM his BROTHER-lN-LAw.
MN a.. tI.Sdor became Collector he made ms
brothcr-in-law, Mr.. Knapp. WnU "iice on a salary
position as clerk IN sns scretsry at 1000 Later
Si rScommended to the Secretary on inc av
nc w Sar the berth of assistant
being SIS. 500. TO spcceeu co mi, was all
thn,xine Necessary TO secure the position, NJ.
ma,ns olacc as private secretary was MEG oy M
Nap , ;ppcumbent Mr.. Parker. 1t Is sau .ns , co. j
&,acTer is Surveyor Beattie's man and was Piui 9TH
- ts ,"stion because of his ability TO dea, ~,r
office seekers. To Mr.. Heddens surPu,so Meanings
v,nvdation was returned without MT. Manlbidis so
nvmr"val This left Mr.. Knapp out IN tne GOV, Ind
lar as official title went. The question NJ Knapp
Of Custom House people 10 what sara, some in
g. Sra,vin0 There is a division OF oplnlol i nr;o
onsority contcnding that he 10 drawlnsw; oa while
nal salary as a clerk in the auditors mnv for the
Others affirm that he is recehvhs Can y be learned in
ITiva,e secre,a of,ica is that he Is leave Oh
absence.
.wARDJNG.A BIG AQUEDUCT CoNIkAoI.
Tho Aoueduct Commissioners met yesSSe, ohanpsl
,rard Tho contract for the gate mouse anu and
to connect the new Aaued9ot sduct with ono Of
sso new 20 chambers Of the me d Sorn we're
10 I've known as Section No: l. me Ten p'' Bidders
opened %edGssSat ouantts. to be bid
anv Of the quantities. The following "0i0
totals mn. ,,.,or. A. Matthews,
Collins &rar wieh & Ouack enbush, S4sG6Oo Doug
pal1ei si5eo57 5O BrSwn w MHwa5dN Nolan
s765 800; oBren CLARK siS7 ss5 John Cox
70 $$isS $40 80; Smith Brown $l4Z.oo;; ,ho work
I'll the bid OF smith & Brown being the io"e'' WV
was awarded to them al, c;.h 20 n
son Of the senior member of smith Ripley yhs West
who built the weehawke1 tun of the Union Pa
c;,;n Railroad. MIR. Brown has been connecsea fore
Smith Ripley 4 Co for several year. s as saretes
man on some of their largest WORKS A"0
of the irm are described as ample
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DIED IN HER LITTLE CANDY STORE.

The small candy store on the hrst iloor OF
No sos lr.tAvc., which had been kept several years
hy Ellen HanlOn, unmarried lrshwouth OF mdhIc
age was not opened yesterday The ncghbors wero not
much surpri-e Eleh had been drink Tor sNer
DAYS bout IN. the landady went 10 see The woman
uiening to give her notice 10 move out but shcspouhd
that the woman was dead iicr body lay IN rear room
near "A cupboard against which sho had falleu. mere
was some blood the foor under her heal hud inc
pocc nj frat thought that she had committed suicide
BIZ cutting IL a,ccraincd later thit hc
blood flowed from snail cut IN hcr chlh. A. L.lon
when the ighDors last saw her alive, the ponce con
Guided that .he had fallen and broken her neck The
money drawer her store contained about = ahu
a wardrobe ia tho room was well lcd win cloth
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TIRED OLA MARRIED WOAANS LOVE LEfIkhS
A doc,dadlv handsome German appeared at

the Third District Police COart IN Brooklyn. yesterday
and with a troubled faco inquired for the justice
Iarniuy that the magistrate WAS absent ne TOD INC
clerk that he wanted warrant for married woman Oh
his acnuaintance who persisted In sending hlin love
letters. Ne had lust received one which was hlled win
afcctonac phrases and asked him to call upon ner,
Ar the ton Of the scented mssive was picture OF TWO
lovers In each others arms The nainc AT lne
bottom of the sheet Eoisc" The recipient OF the
Letter whose maine il Hosetcr said that Eoise nearly
wore his life out she had good husband but persisted
I'm writing To IIon,tetter, and had said she would follow
him mn until ,he got hun lie said that Ito had buried
two wives and wanted no more. He expressed the DC
Termination 10 have her arrested that she would stop
making love TO him The In the case Is about
thirty years OF age aud Is handsome and dresses well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
CHANGES AT THE BRIDGE ENTRANCE.

Inc New 1Ork StatlOn OF Tue brooklyn
Bridge railway Ia In state OF confusion at present dur
ing certain improvements. The cable apparatus will
soon be set work switching the In place OF the
locomotive IN use. and the found to
more easily they get limbered up by continued USE
the inclination OF the terminal tracks Is being reduced
The cable truck will draw the to these tracks
and then they will back Thy the action OF gravity
several feet forward time ago and the switches
will lie moved IN the same direction so that two long
cars can be used together The plans have been drawn
and the materials ordered for temporary extension Of
the platform this end TO the station OF the elevated
railway 90 that passengers pAss back and forth
without going up and down stairs Preparations are
also being msde Tor tina change In the method Of taking
fo on the railway. Two dropboxss Like thoae used at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
Mr.. RosEyrELD WILLING TO 60 To JAIL

Sydney Roscnield has come To the conclu-
sion that the reaches a. far
a. Milwaukee; consequently lie has telegIaPhed 10
LAWYER Browne that he will be In this city this evening.
II he keeps his promise he will he duly waited upon 10y "a
deputy United STAT. marshal or TWO who WIN guide
nm safely to the Ludlow street Jail SIR. Ahrallains
had qnlct time u ~ yesterday I'm prison aud had OPP
portnnty To study III, dimensions OF the average CELL
rhie deputy narshals the stu hunt for Musical
Director Perkins To-day was set down for shook &
Collier To show why they should not he punished
FOR contempt OF court IN allowing The Mikado' 10 be
produccd ~ the Union square Theatre: but In order
That another chance may Ia lfycn 10 Mr.. ROscnicd To
appear all the cases has Ocen put over
uutl IA At sday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
ALONG THE SOUND.

STANFORD The wheelmen's Club and members of
CLUBS from Norwak and Bridgeport paraded the streets
after dark Wednesday About forty men were In line
BRrpcEpoRT.-John Ebbs, the drug clerk by whose al
legged the wife Of Policeman Peter Hackett
stronger solution OF morphine than that prescribed by
the physician in consequence Of which she died. has
been bound for trial IN the Superior Court on
charge Of mansaughte Tho body OF the dead man
found In East Bridgeport July l. has been identified
as that Of James Connolly. OF Fall River, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
MoyrErIoRE MEMORIAL SERyIeES
A meeting OF the committee OF the union

meeting OF the committee OIL Tie union OF
American Hebrew was held yesterday at
the ONCE President sanger of the Board of Aldermen.
in the Boree Building to decide upon plan FOR pay ing
Tribute to tho memory oil cir Moses Monienorc There
were Judge Isaacs no presided tho Rev. H.
Jacobs Adolph - SolomOns, Henry Rice Louis Cane.
smIn and others, IL said thai memorial services
would be held IN all cities throughout the Union on
day to be decided upon later In all the synagogue-
aud Hebrew organizations, free schools etc, special
PRAYER Will be offered at each service daring the month
following Sir Moses MOntcnOre's funeral.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
xRa rnux EIsILY 0ETs 4 DIVORCE.

In the divorce proceedings BY which Mrs.
Bosnia Thum secured release from her legal ties Ito Got
queer story Was revealed. Mrs. Thun u about twenty
seven years old and was married In 1877 In Germany,
Whence abe and her husband came and TO Brooklyn
coon sfsfward In 1882 no left her 60 to Cleveland
Ohio business but did not return. Instead he wrote
found another woman. who the angel Of his heart
Che sftcrward found him living with Margs-
slphis and secured his arrest for bgamy. The pre-
6oo61zss showed that Ae had not married the second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
NEW-.JERSEY,

UoBoKHS.-When the Bremen steamer Main arrived at
her wharf yesterday Government officer picked out
Frederick A. Behnike and informed him that lie would
not be permitted to land he was an exconyct, and
the treaty Germany and the United states pro
bIbits eonvcts from either country landing In the other
Behnike ex that he had been pard0ncd and re
stored to citizenship, but he mot allowed 10 land
Behnike was an influential lawyer In Broncn, who EN-
bezzed money belonging to client and was sentenced
fenced TO ten years imprisonment, but was pardoncd
after serving five years. He intends 10 settle In this
country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CfTY.-Alexander Todd. age eighty-two.
living in Eghthst. dropped dead yesterday as he was
dressing.
JAMAIcA-Judge Armstrong, OF Queens County, yes
terday signed the papers for commission dd htndfc0
inmrendo in the case OF Miss Cstharins ). Bays OF
Queens Nearly thirty years ago Isaac Bays then one
OF the leading farmers In Queens County married. and
few years later his wife became Violently insane and
removed 10 an asylum. The sorrow OF her husband
prayed upon his mind that he too became insane.
short tiuc ago his parents died leaving large property
20 MS which tits alleged that she 10 unable
IN OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
NEWS FROM TIE NAVY YARD.

The Brooklyn lS being got ready Tor sea, ana
IL IA rlInored that Captain Boyd, Of tho Vermont,
Will command her Tho Tennessee, flagship OF the
North Atlantic squadron will probably TO the yard
for repairs The Alliance and tho Powlnan at the
yard reposng after their cruise to Colon and Cartha
gena.
Colonel HAYWARD the commandant OF the marine bar
racks IN still on leave recuperatng after his ardu0us
service ON the Isthnus The marines at tho barracks
and the ships at the yard Will participate III General
Grants funeral ceremonies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
WAR VETERANS 90 To the COURTS.

The representatives, of the war veterans who
assert that requires tnat veterans VINO pass the
examinations shall De appointed Ia prefer
ence TO Others even they do not srcurc hgh per
centages steps yesterday 10 test tue leg ty o the
dec.iOu OF the tvi service Commissioners 70 the
contrary Fire Commissioner PoillOn la, nine hreinen
TO appoint OF fifteen VINO passed tho examinations
Two ar veterans the foot Of tho list. Papers
were served upon the Commissioner yesterday In man
danus proceedings 10 compel him To appoint the two
tages Argument ia the matter will he heard By Judge
PM. ff-la
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WHAT'S GOING on TO-DAY.

Smith. Metropolitan Bank reference case pei0''
q SSosenieid contempt case, United states '0A'"
n 1o,or q, Sew.York Cable Railway officers NO. La
Broadway. -, .,s.u.or
Newly Buffalo baseball match' Ho'o
pm. ..,o y, 7ad Regiment, No. 80 First-st,
sp nj in Battery Park by Goth Regiment Band even
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

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Avenue hcsJstee Joseph Ysas MsMaS S sS Of Hart
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fali%an. Of Chicago and FrGhnShas STATION 1 Of
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WEsTCBEsTER COUNTY.

YoSKERs-The man who committed suicide by jump
ing into the river at Ladow-st Tuesday Is now be-
neved to be James Ball Of No. 81 Riverdae-ave.....
Thomas West yesterday sentenced TO three years at
Sing Sing for breaking into tho clothing store OF WILL
lam Harris and stealing somc articles
SING sNG.-Peter Martin was yesterday sentenced TO
one years imprisonment for having attempted to com
mil ami
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31

.v,. Ma. w.,er who now lives with Thnm in Brook
yn her stated that she net ne m nd love to
land Ohio at the house Of friend pinnss and then
consented to live with him, not knowing ahs Was ar
married. she first learned that FAC. her diyorce no
rested for bigamy. Mrs. 1huih so0"
defence being interp0sed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
SEEKING DEATH FROM VARIOrs CA USES

The family of Charles ID. Schlcr, painter,
age srty-slx learned late Wednesday night that he
had taken dose OF morphine with the Intention OF Kill
ing himself They calico In physician, but bchcr died
in the morning at 40 7O1 secondave His dependency
was said be caused by failure In business several
months ago. ~
Albert sch0ephcn, German. age sixty threo. killed
himself with pistol the third door OF No II Birst-st
lived sixteen HIS suicide caused
nv tllne.s He had q WHO but children
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cAIENnAHs ruIS Day.

surrgu7 COURT Cn,anEa--neiors cullen. ,J:-So,
- 900 aos 800. So. JoA $40 80 49, 3ls' SIS $40
- i c;,Ir, Counr-Ronns s-Moton calendar called
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31
Jersey CITY.

william Cahiu known a. Salvation BILL" on account
Of his former connection with the salvation Army, at
a. N. yesterday attempted TO rob Joseph Pearl VINO
Pearl awoke and Cahill away. As he was running
along the Pennsylvania Railroad trestlework he STUN
bled aud fell to the ground breaking his collar bone lie