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soRAKIcRI AVID MS WIFE ARRESTED.

The japanese wrestler, Matsada SOrakichl,
and his American wife, who live at 40. 2lO West mir
trrnth-st were summoned the jefferson Market PO-
lice Court Yesterday charge or assault made
by Mr., Helen Porter, their wasncrwOman OF No. 2O7
West Thlrtccuth-St Mrs. Porter said that when sue
collect bill OF II - the money was refused her,
aud after words Mrs SOrakchi assaulted her. tear
ing her clothc, and pulling out her hair Snc was aided
by husbad VINO held her 40 that she was helpless TO
defend herself Mrs SOrakich said that shc only had
bill OF lar-e denomination when the washcrwOman
called and she tod her 10 come again the following day
Mrs. Porter then became abusive dog which accom-
panied the woman bit her the ankle while its mstr
sought OIL her hand She exhibited teeth marks
on her wrist cOrrOhnratiOu OF her statement Her
husband she said. Ouy interiered 10 separate them
Justcr Orllly told tho complainant that she mad Gre
atrd the trouble without cause anu dismissed the com
Mt
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Nevis 90 st Kits 49, vita sugar aud noa'se'" i''"
Brig Eveina Br Rudolf Port de PsiI 10 days with log
wood 10 Hugo Kalner; vessel to Z Eillote
SUBSCRIBING a, sanity HOOK hight Nwi fair Al CITY
sandy goos 10 Barometer 20 81 Thermometer '2
Wind. NV. mica swell. light. Z; weather ci0'''
Arrived yesterday ,>..
Yorkshire Br Arnold Yokohama Jpy IL E ssDs
IS with dsotO Carter Hawl'' Co. Arrived At VIC M
steamer bohemia CGer Ksrlowa Hamburg oct rr T
mdse and PAS passengers to Kunhaidt CO.
t ne S Apes span, Anasas Vera Cruz Get Pro
greso g. days with mdse and passengers 10
Steamer Regulator Doane Wilmington NC days. WIKI
Rark asTan aust Micucich scalanova 10 days. Win
corice order weasel % maser A. mdse
to s Srdcr A Tssse to Fanch Edye ,r and
sail a 70 o &saw vessel to enSam Boyesen
Bark Agnes Port. Knadsen, oporto 80 days. WIN i"O''
BaTS Nor Tonnes London p ss days with
BARK Sor Mihis:e HUI dh 4 dsy 60 with cnat
ana as SbSeea Caruana ohnsan Havana - DAYS With
augar to Mathiessen wechers Refining co. vessel ~
Bs IAN Pietro ta Police Passages 4s days in ballast to
BTg rho%a aru Fries POnta pitrs Sept 49, st Johns
P Hrs M wsdWa Bafoadoes T. day with sugar
to Trowbridgc's Sons
CLEARED
Steamer BOrdercr OBI. Hill, Liverpool-Watson sumner
steamer PtO.emy tBr. Balentne, Liverpooi-susA q
steamer Bremena Ger, Odguebeg. Bremen-Theo Rueer
steamer CITY of Washington, Rog. Havana and Mexican
Ste mer orinoc5 Brj GsrvID. Hamilton. Bermuda-AE
seam"r Aigers Percy Galvestou-J 7 Van sickle
steamer Cily OF Augusta. Nckerson' ssvannau-n'"i'
steamer, Joseph Ferens (Br,, Michigan Beaufort 81
steamer Roanoke Couch Norfolk City Point and Ricn'
St"amrr Martha stevens Chance BatmoreJ Krems
Steamer Gaucus Colemal Boston Ii L Dmock ., ,,,o,
ship uenesk (I,r) Williams. Mebourne-Arncid hines
Bark Federico Qta vianello Bros uimi-
Bark Olive Thurow, corbett Tacahuana and Iquique-
Bark G. 5 Peury Foster Buenos Ayres-J W Parker & Co.
SAILED
steamers Celtic verpoo state OF Georgia GLASGOW
'washiogton Haygnn OH. oeo Bermuda; Algers
aiycstOn Wando Mobile tallahassee Savannah hoahoAe'
Snip5 il nicola for YOkohamd; Crusader savannah
Bars Morris. for Londoni SeigDn Dunhfk |reS0'H"
Also saed-via LonGIsland souAd-Bark MOTIFS lot
NOTICE ITO MARINERS.
EAST RIyRR NEW YoRK-DASGERoUs RocK BuoYEp.
spar buoy horizontal stripes, has been placed to marx
dang rous pinnacle i0ck; nc T,y IN huenAn"'i VI ~
soihwes en xlenty Of 4laskwells leland and NEE 2 e.
T TIaGk y6 IS%T' 9o ST / N9SrS y
- ''''' A. K. X. BENHAM, Captain, o s ~.
Inspector, Third Lighthouse DistricI
Tompkinsvilc 81, oct 10. 1855.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON octl5-saIed. steamer Vera tGerl Bus
stu > from Gremen hence for New-York. 49,, e., 49,.
IUADEE. oct l5sailed steamer Critic Br) Loru ior Ne"
18th Sailed steamer Bassano CBr, Moore for New York
HULL. oct l4-saiied steamer Chicago tbr Jones' ior
LIZARD oct l5--Passed steamer Greeian Manarch >Fr'
oct u e o. T sea S
AM MiEsEEGEs Oct l3-saled Neustra m YeFries
for Ncw-York.
HAVANA Oct l5-ArrIved Newport Curtis, from
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NEW-YORK CITY.

Contrary to recent rumor the firm of Bates,
Reed & Cooley adheres TO It's deteIInlh"tioh 10
dissolve partnership on January l. iooo'
Customs Inspectors Brown, DOnohne, mcCort
oud Van Horn Yesterday seized 400 snuggied
cigars on the steamship Saratoga, aud 300 cigar
cites on the steamship Auiahla
BRACtNG UP STERLING.
coorgo II. Sterhug the suspended Custom
uCnse 1eirhcr continues to take deep interest IN
Custom House matters and II is sala tnat he IS Pc
ing coached for inc examination 'H"' 10 " '"H0
rlace on October 80.
FOUR MONTHS II TIFF COUNTY NECESSARY;
W b. IA residence in tho county Of four
,ncnths before election day is necessary. If you
ionk No your residence in Orange County by July
i, aud were only absent temporarily you are en-
titled 10 vote.
A woRKINGNAN ANSWERED.
"A Workingm an."-If you move ont of the cleo
.;ou district before November l you Will lose your
vote. The question as 10 the night OF yeur land
iord 70 tuTn YOU out without thirty DAYS notice Is
a iegsl orc and the answer would depend on the
terms of your lease
TEN YEARS FOR HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Edward Scqnlon, age twenty three was one OF
+ro men who Knocked down aud robbed Christian
Rost on the evening of september IL III seventh
ave. near rhlrteenth-st. lie was sentenced yes
ferday by Judge GhdcrsleeVo TO Ten years Ill inc
State Prison.
covrIDESr OF THE MAYORS EFFICIENCY.
Mayor Grace Yesterday received letters from the
Rev. Dr. Howard Crosby ana II; ~ lF FnT SE,ms
,n,ttee Il SEVENTY as they believed that he the
Mayor was good executive officer ana competent
TO administer the affairs Of the city.
ENTERTAINMENTS FOR EAST SIDE PEOPLE.
A series of entertainments consisting OF read
ipgs concerts stereoptcon exhibitions ana lee
tnTes which will be gwen during the fail aud win
Ter in the Dewitt Memorial Church. No. $50 XIV
irgton-st began last night and will be held every
Thursday evening; The admission fee IS hve cents
and the money Will be devoted to charitable pur-
poses.
CYRUS W. FIELD IN TIE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Cyrus W. Field with an English friend visited
the Stock Exchange for n few minutes Yesterday
morning. The visitors were admitted to the
rostrunl hut business engrossing at the time
that few brokers on the floor were aware of the
presence of guests. Aftcr looking at the different
rooras in the building Mr. Field and his friend de-
parted as quietly as they came.
TO OLD TO wRRSTLE OR DANCE.
Several laborers engaged IN wrestling bout for
amusement at No. $40 West-st. early yesterday.
Tobias Feeney. age forty, joined in the fun and his
leg was broken by fall. Hugh Mcdonald, seven
ty-three years of age, was in ffohosome mood at
Fourth aud Charles SITS at 1880 a. m. and tried TO
dance o hornpipe. He rell and injured one of his
legs SO badly that he could not walk. His home
was at No. 1872 South-st
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SHIPPING VIEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. THURSDAY, OCT.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW. THURSDAY, OCT 10. 1885
ARRIVED.
steamer Iydiln Monarch tlir), Nugget London l.
mdse and 70 Patton Nckers co. Arrived
atfhe Bar at $50
steamer OF Indiana tBr. Ritchle Glasgow Oct 2
Iarue with mdso aud TO Austin Baldwin Co.
Arrived nj tho Bar al l230 pm
steamer Calico r) Potter Hull sept 30 with mdso 10
SandrrsOn & son.
81 alner Hand Belg Nichols Antwerp Is days with
mdse and passengers to Peter Wright & sons.
Steamer Miranda tBr BinlOn. 81 Johns Nj and Halifax
days with mdsn and passengers tn BOwr1ng Archibald
steamer Marcos BurrOws Galveston Oct Key West
4 days with mdse and Passengers TO q II Mallory & Co
steamer CaTondeet RISK, fernandina dOct \, Bruins
wick Ga, and Port Royal. with mdse passengers To
Mallory 4 Go.
SteaiAer Cty Columbia, woodruff Charleston days
with m.lse and passengers IA } W Quintard & Co
ship Nancy PendletO pendetOn Rio JaneirO AS days in
ballast to PCndlctOn Carver Nichols.
Bark ellie alade 'of Boston, GOuld Hong Kong 1877
days with md,e TO Winter Il smilhe vessel 10 master
Bark Checcbna Utah. Lipar. Alexandra June Is and
Trapsn Aug 2l with mdse 10 order; seager Bros
(Lmtedl.
BARK Maggie tBr) staples. Seville Aug 90. with mdse
20 order vessel TO master.
Bark Lusiana port. Costa, Lisbon 20 days
to order. vessel to q Amsinck & Co.
Bark rellus Nor Thorbornsen. Hamburg 4S days. with
mdse 70 Oruer vessel to Phelps Bros & Co.
Brig Favorto, Haman. st Pierre Martinique, Sept 10.
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JUSTICE LAwREYcE SPEAKS srERXLY.

The domestic troubles Of Edward Albert
Wcllenkamp, tho exchange broker OF No 30 Wallst ,
and his wife, Louise. discussed yesterday
tinn before Justice Lawrence. IN the Supreme COErt
Chambers for permission TO amend the complaint Of tho
wife, who suing for divorce tho ground Of cruel
treatment Her counsel Frederick G.. Hcrtcr, wanted
To have forth IN the complaint that At various
times since 1876 the husband had been In the habit
night OF holding one OF their children over her while
She was ia bed and applying foul cpets to her; that
bc IN an habltua drunktrd that lie disturbed her rest
walking the floor at night making speeches that
he tore mp the carpets In their house,
and lie frequently spit In her face.
starr !. Murphy in appearing for the husband. said
that in the hyestigaOn IN progress before samuel
A. Blatchford referee the wife had not sustained the
Allegations why she was on the stand twelve days"
Le added, land only that he spit in her face
twice y
That was twice too often" said Justice Lawrence
strrnlv He reserved his decision tins motion and
also gu for counsel fees and alimony In three
other divorce think II would be a good thing"
hc said. III there were 10 counsel fees In divorce
cases.
WrIenkamp lost four fingers Of his right hand I'm en-
deayorng to the lives OF his three children ~ the
fire al No US Wo.t Northumberland twenty. st.
on MAY g. lie denies his wife's charges aud declares
thai She abandoned him while he was In the hospital
after the ire.
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WHAT'S GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican primary elections, evening
Btookyn Democratic County ConVcntloh' d r. u'-
CITY Convention, p. IN. ,.. ~, >, -.
Senate inycstig atng Committee, CITY Hall. IL a. IN
Po thcal mass Cardinal McClOsKey, ST. FRANCIS
SrttinG will case before Surrogate Rollins
Txcnr.ion OF railway superintendent TO west foIhI
Columhia College athletic games. Mott-lidNoh 8 i. H.
Wilson will contest before Surrogate Lott BROOKLYN
eavnc and American Association baseball conference
Fifth Avenue Hotel. 80 A. co,,,3 .,,oriro
Gorfrld Club, Twenty-sixth-st and Eehtn-aVe, .
T. III. -. l,-,.. r,on,hlioor Clnb Va 13l Allen
st., r. IN
Police Board meeting
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2sAGaIs.sl TO- IL. 9.ls IA Is. 49, H. 49, 49, w.
nvIrEn srArEs suPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-ln the United states
Supreme Court to-day, the following business was
transacted
No 722-John Stone and others as Railroad comm ~
soncrs OF Nj sssippi, appellants agt the rar"eis A ~
Trust Company. o,.o., conu,sslon
ers Of Mississippi appellants agr. the Illinois Cen NAN
road Company. and ,,,-.., Communication
era of Mississippi appellants agt the New uriels Iu
r. Railroad Company. Argument continued by 0n1 In
lei 10 appeilec in go 72 concluded by wa son
for appellants. -. 90 rlaipta
No. S2S-Ci Rosset Lamar, executor ETC., Pnnn
In r. r agt McCuloch Argument beguh ny "oofs'
Iicknor Curtis for the plaintiff In error.
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ARRESTED FoR Assn ULrly0 Der Pupil.

A eCriOus Chargc OF aSSallIt was maUc against
Miss Stevens. a teacher in Public school No ,, but
nelst, Brooklyn by Of her pupils Henry Johnson,
axe nine OF No pa GOld-st., and warrant Tor her
issued The boy stated in his affidavit that
while he working on some problem In school on
Wednesday another boy told the teacher that he was
talking. Miss stevens walked up 10 him and selling
him by the throat said, IN kill you" and banged his
head against the sharp edge OF window sill His scalp
was badly cut and tho bOoI ran down his bnck AT
noon took the boy home ana told his mother
that he very bad and that her pupils excited her
much At times that she did not know what she
about. Mrs. Johnson did not know her son badly
hurt ut the time and asked tho teacher why she did
use ruler to punish them Miss stevens said that she
had broken ruler and dd want 10 buy any more
Wnen Mrs. johnson found out how her had been
ured she took him 10 court.
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SHE WOULDN'T SAY "DAHY" ron ANY JUDGE
IL md Of ri xtnnn namnl RcrIhl

Engelbrecht appeared before Justice RhInchart la
Brooklyn yesterday IN suit 10 recover @l Whch sc
.aid tIat Mira Emma Henderson, OF No. 29G Clifton
Mace owed her for work servant When SHE was
put the wtnosssand and askedto take the customary
the customary formula, DO you solennly swear etc.,,
I don't know what you're talkiu' about" she said
finally. . ~, 49, -,
"Dnn't you know the nature OF an oath - asked the
Justice 49,. n, 49,. an, q, o,,, ., ,,s ,,,
d that sine mad been 10 bundaSschuOl or church
ann didn't know where she would 20 II she did wrong
aud died Under these circumstances the court dismissed
the case The plaintiff afterward asked why she
didn't sr ear to the truth Of her statements.
why" she said. 1 thought lie wanted me to say
damu and | wouldn't do IL in courtroom for any
Judge. What did he take me for wonderi' The Sirl
llYcs In this city,
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POINTS FROM THE COURTS.

Theodore Thomas, AtiOrncy-Gencral of
Colorado was prcsent h Judge Richard Larcmoro at the
triat ertu OF the Court 0f Common Pleas YESTERDAY
Miss Annie enskI obtained verdict $3.50 In the
CITY Court before Judge Hyatt In suit against nh
Davidson nineteen. Tor breach o promise OF
size sued for fO,UUl.
An action brought b. Arnold. Constable Co. AGAINST
Samuel Coon sons which had occupied attention Of
J"iIre ngraham and jury for days snnr.ior
Can't resulted verdict for the plaintiffs $40 Cos 10
r. which an extrA ALLOW OF 500 added The claim
Vas goods furnished ard the defendants declare that
thev were not furnished In due
ElWert, while walking through West
a ond a. between sixth aud Seventh ayes. a. m one
sv i'm February 49, fell pit IN front Of stable and
incd his II rt arm severely lie sued the owner ane,
arx m the superior Court ara obtained verdict for 500
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nprN1rn Tile K0rNG NEWS 1YSrLrrrE

The Young Mems Institute, Nos. 222 and
224 Bowery, opened last evening cheerful wood
room The ullding has been erected for the young
Of neighborhood asan Offset to the cheap amusem' ut
r. Pyne jr., Cornelius Vanderbilt and A. I. Enos II
has been constructed under the direction OF H. G.. Gil
bert and cost $4,000. The auditorium, sealing 800
persons and gymnasium are IN the rear The recop
lion room is on tho floor aud the five floors 1t
are divided into comfortable class rooms Technical
aud trade will bs organized also classes in book
keepiuR peuinanship and drawing. Lectures aud con-
certs will be given several times week and religious
services will only be held Sunday Last ming
Informal gathering held and C. II. Dodge and others
ia ,re adj
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JAPANESE ARr DEFICITS ArAUcTIOY

The Japanese art objects comprising the
Shugio collection and consignment from the First
Japanese Manufacturing and Trading Company, which
have exhibition At Moorcs Art Galleries, at No.
900 Finhave.. sold at auction there yesterday.
only the smaller and less costly pieces offered few
being from collection Of Mr.. Shugo. Thoy consisted
chiefly vases brOnIcs Nctsuk"s ana kakcuOmOs. The
Kakenumo varied price from 81 % to 81 one
of them brought 50 30 The Netsnkes tiny carved fig
ures in wood and ivory, ranged from thirty cents to
- 25. Tho sao will be continued to-day.
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"MoDERAT0R" FOR THE STOCK EXCHANGE

The report of subcommittee appointed
nearly o year ago to recommend economies In the
management OF the Stock Exchange was posted ON
ciay Yesterday The greatest change IA the proposed
OF the offices of chairman and vicechairman
whose duties be united In moderator at greatly
reduced salary. The secretary Of the Committee on
stock List is to be dispensed With and hts duties imposed
on the regular secretary OF the Board The salaries Of
all the employees be reduced somewhat so that the
annual saving will amount TO some $4,000. II Is con-
sidered doubtful by prominent members OF the Board
whether the changes will be adopted
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
FARMERS DISCUSSING ARBITRATION.

The Farmers Club OF Bedford, westchester County,
held it's regular monthly meeing yesterday at INC mouse
OF James Wood near Mount kscO. Among those pres
ent were ID, Heaamer. Joel Marble. Henry Wood A. a.
Clark Moses Pierce GToMTe ane W. X aane
b. Gedney. T. Hunt, Dr. Teller the Rev j. H. hoyt ana
by his father and previously by grandfather Is In
the western part OF the town on mgn The Hud
son are distinctly seen, while the hills aud
valleys intervening lend beauty and variety TO te view
Ii is the practice OF Mr. Wood TO invite the cuD 70
Die promptly at O'clock two hours earlier tDah the
regular hour Of meeting, TO Inspect the arn ah
instead OF foowingit This exc 10 { custom prevaed
yesterday The noteworthy feature of the farm was MI
were exhibited at the NewYOrk State Fair the Pcunsy
vana Stale Far aud the Danbury FAN taxing nr't pre-
miums at all three. The members OF the CLUB Wer9 also
interested In the great crop OF turnlps Yellow Aor,
deem. ruta baga and swedes, and OF manseis
which Mr.. Wood has raised this year
Alter lunch the club assembled in tho psrlor. and In
the Henry T. Peilew the president inc kev
Arbitration vs.. suits at Law Isaiah T. Williams. a
lawyer In this city aud welsno"n rnr oi i,h he
qua. read an interesting paper BeghnihS Win Tue
statement that In England disputes were settled oy re-
course TO contests OF personal strength lor u
years before legal enactments ale arDltaton P,ot
method OF settling such quarros ne 'tTaccu the '"S III
the Old country and in TINS state Desring On t,s ~
ton and drew comparison between Tue usciulnos w
arbitration and trial by jury Ho stated win consuc
Ting differences by arbitration and gave aye
the ADVANTAGES OF trial 6y Jury me result o. INC
belief that trial by jury was to DC prTierieH; re s
that the voice of three centuries, In ali cifzed couh-
however by observing that that plan would be ound me
best which best administered, but as general ruio
the beaten path ~ tho best.
The presiding officer then alluded to the practice OF
tho NewYork Produce Exchange OF settling disputes u!
arbitration and at the request OF the cuO Alfred toc
member of that body, stated the methods ana usaSes
of tho Exchange in that respect He sad IN Closing
that he differed with Mr. Williams in his estimate OF me
value Of arbitration and bore the strongest
testimony TO its superiority as method OF
adjusting business differences, based on an cN-
pcrience OF twenty years Mr.. Roner theh
answered various questions respecting the matlrr.
Henry Wood strongly favored arbitration, and Charles
Harvey spoke the side Of the question and II
was evident that the forlng of tho majority OF those
present was strongly toward that view of the matter
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TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Oct. 15.-In the Court OF Appeals
day. Hon. William c. Ruger. Chief Justice ana AS
sociaes present the following business was transacted
No Y2s Francis c Grumtng appellant agt Tobias Rich
ter Otors p1ndcnts. Argued oY nan ior rcso
GENTS and submitted for appellant -, :, ,,o-.o,
No 3J-Michaei Mulry respondent. agt John norton
appellant Argued by Wi Dykman Tor appellant,
John T. Parsons for respondent. - ,,... N -
No 333-GeorI ~ Siuity respondent agt race Fry
appellant Arguel by Il Ceterl Ior aPPol-
ant George IL Adams for respondent
The following the calendar OF tho Court of Appeals
for October 10:
Nos "a. sl6, 1886, s37. $780, 2sJ 3i2, 81.
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NARROW ESCAPE OF AN ExPREss TRAIN.

The R0ckland County Express on tho Northern haIi
road of New-Jorscy. which leaves EnglewOod at e:32
A. M AMI does stop between that village ana Jersey
City, struck defective rail just above tho NOrdhon
station yesterday Tho rail broke and one end ~ a.
thrown TO side leaving gap OF ABOUT three iect
which, strangely enough. the locomotive ana an
the cars passed without leaving the track. Wheh tlH
train stopped, however 1t was found that the rncK
tender had been swept backward nnder the Tor
ward car, which slightly tilted upward. Tho tender
had been turned its side Fortunately the accl
left tho switch track clear except at one point
which was soon made passabe by wreckcrs from
Jersey City. and after delay Of about an hour ana
half trains again running Noone was injured ah
the damage slight, but II the locomotive hdd oIt tho
track serious disaster might have followed.
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By the transportation OF names in report OF hght
at port Richmond last Saturday injustice done to
Joseph Hamilton. Yesterday Mr. Hamilton said g John
Redmond has grievance against my brother Ml"n
who keeps "A liquor shop mt Port Richmond ON Situr
day evening alone In the place AID Redmond aud
two others In seeking vengeance. put them out
and aftrrward when went TO supper they came IN ana
attacked my brother ran down 10 his assistance ana
we put the roughs cut again. AS went into the street.
| was struck tho head with stone. but there WAS
no throw wing OF bottles nor staObing done"
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WEsTCHEsrEE COUNTY.

PEFKsKII.-The young wife of Joseph Borrett, OF
Req Mills, thrown from wagon by collision yes
tcrav In front OF the Eagle Hotel and fatally IN
iured Her skull fractured by striking AGAINST a
stone The young woman was supposed 10 DO dad when
ucked ND and telegram was sent To Coroner Sutton
WHO WAC OF the White Plains Convention. messenger
hoy entered the hall and shouted TELEGRAM Tor C"rO-
nor Sntton" The other three in the room
rounded the boy and when Mr. Sutton GOT 1t all Of the
cOroners read the disp itch with him.
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REwARDJyG A POLiCEMAy's BRAVERY.

President French of the Board of Police
Yesterday received a letter from Leonard W. Jerome,
GEORGE Jones and william IT, Appleton trustees OF the
Riot Relief Fund, containing check for 81 900 "for
the benefit OF the family OF Patr0lman Burns. who lately
died at the Presbyterian Hospital from wounds received
in the discharge OF his duty" BurHs was shot In the
breast at Frsave and Seventiethst about year ago
while he was protecting woman who had been as
sanlted by Young rufians. His assailant sent TO
prson for three years After being retired pension
burns was. attacked by pulmonary complaint, the
natural result Of his wound and won't TO the hospital to
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ALONG TIE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT.-The Scientific Society at It's November
nretinp will organize Humane Burial Society, the oh
rs being to take charge OF the bodies Of those whose
death may admit of doubt and thus prevent any one
from being buried alive.
SrAMFoRp-Miss sybi Carter, for nfteen years a mis-
sionary among tho Morm0ns aud Indians tnis evening
will address the parishioncrs OF ST. Johns Church.
NoRwICu-B Bishop Williams presided IN 81. Paups
Church yesterday ut the NTH annual meeting OF inc
Connecticut branch OF tho WomaAs Auxiliary TO Inc
Roard of Missions OF the Protestant Episcopal Church