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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
SUSPICIOUS DEATH IN PATTERSON.

Jacob Meyer age hfy-eicht, silkwcdyer, was found
dead In the cearof his house at No 13 North emt
ST. Paterson having BLEED To death from cash in his
arm. IL dt nrNt supposed 10 be- "a suicide, but
there some suspicious circumstances. The deed
had evidently been done in his bedroom on the ground
floor The bed clothes were soaked with blood. Pools
d on the floor aud Splashes oh the walls
bloody found In bureau drawer, but there
was no blood near the bureau. trail OF blood lei To
the head OF the steep stairs which lead 10 the cellar
There blood the stairs and none from their
foot TO tue place where Meyer ay dead In
another pool. Some of the blood the
bedroom floor had evidently been soaked up and
effort begun 10 clean the place Blood spots were found
along yaId. leang toward the bach stO0p Of Jacob
HelleIs house. Heller was Meyers landlord. There
blood the stOOp. Meyer was widOwer and lived
with children, infant aud the other adaughter
about fifteen years of She SAID that she had not
been the house since late tho night before. when her
father came drink 10 her room and SHE fled from tue
house and Ia sleep with lellcrs daughter. Coroner
Hopson is investigating the case and will hold an IN
IL Is hard to explain how Meyer gOt down the
cellar after losing much blood on the floor above
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
MINIS, LOVE OR BEDLow.
me Edtior 81 The Trt6une.

To me Edtt"r a. fhe Frt6une.
SIR: 1t may interest some readers Of
ThE TRIBUNE. eyon In tho midst OF this
busy New.lork population, to consider few
antiquarian facts respecting iset In
BeIisSiHo Ldgo, "a VcrrazZani called this
Estuary. little inch" termed MINIS Min
iss.s by the AlgOlquns. aud tho sgnifed island
the islanders Of this bay and the NewJcrsoy coast being
known as Minseys Minnesuks Block Island bore
the same name-l c.-Mlnis or Minis
But our islot had graldcr associations. Cypras was
formerly known as Moens, and tho famous IOtos
Island of Northern Africa, visited by Ulysses aud hi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
NEWS From IHE SUBURBS.
Mr.. CONKLTNG 70 STUDY BICYCLE ETTQUE

Mr.. CONKLiNG TO STUDY BICYCLE ETIQUETTE
Tie libel suit Of r. A. RentOn against Eugene ST. Aaron
called Yesterday IN Justice Powers court nj West
New m htOu = l. The case has attracted considerable
rntiOn. Mr. RcutOu ~ iueulrr OF the League Of
American Wheelmen and the staten Island Athletic Club
lie has many Early last month he went to
I'tSnurg and took part IN an exhibition race. Mr..
ArOn published ia his journal that Is 'evOied eXcu
the interests OF vheeEen. article dennnt
tie style of the costume that Mr. Re ton and
called IL In lecent and indeli, ate Two weeks Mr.
Aaron was arrested for malciOu libel ana compelled To
60 20 Justice Powerss court AT West NewBrighnn. lie
was released BAIL and yesterday he Informed the
Justice that he had reaned RuscO COnkliug for his
counsel but that he had not had time 10 become familiar
with the intricaces Of bicycling etiquette and habit
Ments so the case adjourned again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
HOHE NJ US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

fifth Arenue HO'ci-EX-Govcrnor Horace
Far6.nks OF Vermont ;ex-'iOvecn"r g. c. Van Zandt %
Rhode Island! AMI Edward Atkinson, OF Boston ...-..
JJogri Observation-Disclosures George j WctnUrc, or
Rhode Island hcir.l orr H0el-Jndse william L.
Wallace a! Caii.u ria, AMI Attorney -(irlcral Jnhh l.
Stocktop of Ncw-Jer-CY St James Hotet-EX-Cou-
r,,~,aii Horace. T. Of Ctllfnrn ~ cN-ion"rrssnih
Gentrc H. iIaZpjtuu uf Wisconsin. and Dr. ". H. ftU-
coast OF Phlad-iF na Windsor H0tft-ll T. Carkr
Mrub T of the Provincial Parliament OF onlAri" ana ~
U,stettcr. Of Pitsnurg Grand H0tet-Judsc f. n
Mncnm!rr. of the Nrw-Nnrk Supreme Court AVG
marie HCici-Wuodhury Blair. OF Maryland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
CHILDHOOD DISEASES IN CANADA.

To me Editor 81 ihr IrtbuHe.
SIR: VIII you be good enough to inform
the public how mIch thn Frrnch Canadians whD reject
vaccination and 10 not believe Ia the coatagOn supo.
stIon suffer from scarlet fever, dphthcria typhoid
fever and the c1nsumpt prevalent here among
Young p"pplrl II Is quite possible that the equilibrium
81 uuilth l'trcvity ant hippnrs u preserved even
among tho 4" X uuiks" ALFREp BIO a.
President Excelsior Medical College OF Massachusetts.
heir. ] Urk, Sept. l. 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24

Eockaway strcplechaSp races, Ccdarturst, p. m.
Reception to Sir Kicbard sutton By Ncw'fo~k facht
Club. evening
Trunk line presidents meeting, Commissioner Flnks
office. 49,
NeH-York- buffalo baseball match. Polo Grounds, 3:i5
In.
81 Regis Williamsburg lacrosse match Williamsburg
4 n. m.
Archery tournament. Central Park. 10 a. IN.
Lawn tennis tournament, Mountain SJiJlOn orange,
y. J.. p. ..r,
Tru,tIg races, North Hudson Driving Park, y. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
WHO MATHEW VI. rRuNnULL IS.

To me Edtt0r - fb' frtb HHs.
SIR: | sea that your London correspondent
August u speaks OF Matthew VI f,umbun, who wrote
Ari-tpcrlcy IN Anorict" tNu-t'rHH CchiurU. Mr.
-ulley Il uti,iu ~ In thinking him an American IL,
was FORMER rest irnt ~ tnit city, and Engli,hmlu
by birth ant q free trader. SUBSCRIBER.
HuJtytc. iDrd, sept l.. 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24

policeman who teuding n bar then put moox zen
brrv ,n of the mace and dragged him along some hs
tsncc when IN 5Iicrr caue along a 1t took Hocken-
brrry h. the roicc sta;inn. where he ded III cell; WV
phvsiciau Meyers testihed Yesterday thst MS sK WIS
a network OF fractures When the doctor was ct'ru ",
attend ne d s man fOhnd hu on inc stone moor o
me cell and the ants had eaten par oil MS hahI Aer
other Witnesses had gwen their tHtinohy tne S'''o
rcsted ts case 1hr counsel for Dpugherty moved Tor
mis- dschsrgc on the ound tnat no c0mpiclty III TUE
ALLEGED crime hal been proved against hin 1uuso
Dixon reserved his decision u"til this MORNING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
ON TRIAL EOR MTRDER-

In the Passaic Court OF Oyer and Termner at Pater
yesterday jury empanneled, and the trial uf
George Wedmann and James Dongherty for the murder
OF Andrew s. HOckenborry on January % begun before
Judge DIXON. Hockonherry WAS the Of Harmon
Hockenoerry, prominent citizen engaged In the Ice
business. He drunk In Weidman's bcersbOp in
Riyerst,, and had alteration with Wedmaan. who
dubbed him WeidInapn. assisted by Doughery,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24

t,uli - %, be!nIf Of til If children to contrl'uto ~
"a h r,Ilis Let ~ h. ever 50 ht'lo, u ".1t
the rhL happy IA c"ntrihutinS t""Ar" uom"tE
til n"ru nf .tr v" DE-
lOFd, sept. 81. 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
UNABLE TO PASS TIE cLERGYMANs TEAM.

cold wind swept across the Hampstead plains yes
terday aud when IL reached the Mneoa fair grounds II
thoroughly chilled the few visitors Clouds OF dust
swept around the course, and then with sudden
swing dashed In and through Exhibition Hall. The
grand stand that faces the track Eearly
deserted. In Glass No 90. for teams owned IN the
county the Rev. Lewis LsmpmAn, the pastor of the
Jamaica Presbyterian Church. sent his team ahead in
TIVE straight heats, easily passing Tin Tread well.
veteran horsrman. No time hung out but those
who held watch tho parsons team say that they
did their mile ia 2:3S and 2.4O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
rmEaLirENANY cENrRE.y

To the EdttOr o. me IrI6HHc.
SIR: II is amusing 10 see how very thin in
deei nave grJYn IA: prt'n'ons ~ Boston 30 being tho
literary centre OF this Nation. AMI lis hlttering to
Nrw-Y Yorker to observe that however bulky she has
grown NewYorX IL not yet 40 bulky bIt that when she
chooses /, 10 anythng she doc, II infinitely better s
sterne SAID If Franco ia N anyhoiy else.
Everybody knows tht. apart from one or two erce?-
tious New York a1d H,son issues The serial aud
library literature ~ 40" country. AMI was arip'cd
10 read In TnE that thr New YORK. shake
Society, not tIoutis Ola was already ut hand
win two volumes OF il puhlcatiJ,s.
Here T. the taurridSc III iko@p'l-e Society, whose
members the cult Of Boston. witch is almost 30
years old aud not ls 10 never issued SINCE putt
Icat nobody bus heard OF IL doing
any thig vcntring opinion Uu he absorbing
SheakespeaTilD questions 0t the day.
Neu- Ork, Sept. 20, 1888. Henry +. FEBHALD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
STE THINKS HE9 FATHER BLEW OUT TIE GAS
LIZ ~ Illin1ln l. Mnr.n tl.n DOM rrhn Iua

DR.. William Morse, the dentist, who was
found unconscious IN his room al tie International
h. ell. in Park Row, Tues las afternoon from the
effects of escaping gss SONY recovering at he New
YORK Hospital, aAd will he out araiu Ia three four
Ills dan Inter arrived Iro ia tiunrr ~ tie Lut
pita early Yesterday morning She said that her father
To New York V>it and that she did not think
that tried to cumnIt suicide. lie Is
old ana in 30 hraith, and she Thought that he
blow the q. s by mlat.ke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
NFW-YORK CITY.

While responding to q. false alarm of fire yes
terday, Engine No. - and Truck NO. came IN col
lisIcn at Bie"cNeT ana Morton SIS ihe H'''ho"
escaped injury.
The trustees Of the Riot Relief Fund YESTERDAY
SEM 10 the Police 10 ri 8 900 - for the family 'ot
Policemen North. Iatcl, killed in the discharge OF
his duty
THROWN THIRTY FEET BY TRAIN -
Louis J. Tiers boy whose home ls at No.
Bridcc-p.ace, Mott Haven, was struck by ,iar-
lem train st O"c-hundrcd-aud-iOctl- 10 Iri hist.
ves.cr!ay and buried thirty feat lis ojurics
were considered 10 lie fatal az the time oI his re-
moval TO his h me.
The funeral fET ~ ~ a. iantcr took place
Yesterday IN ne Scotch Pre-, byt"rla1 Churc II j..
Fourtconth-st Dr. Hamilton. The, pastor Of the
taken TO tie Cypress Hills Cemctcryior burial.
LEcrUrE> EY THOMAS nuGnE-.
Thomas lIngh's, lon Browns lannon's oiog'a-
phrr will deliver two lectures ~ Association Hail.
at Fourt lave. and Iwenty-i ird-s' On the oven
mgS of Tuesday. S.p'cnpcr 20. aud Friday, Oc'o-
Der 3 lie viii speak Of James Russell Losers
WORKS. The saie oi seats will begin to-day.
CIVIl. SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.
Secretary +. ;. Post. II the Post Office Civil Ser
vice Comm ssIon. has &c II requested 10 hold an
examination for applicants appointed ~ pension
cXainiucrs ard medical reviewers ~ pctohcr ~ the
FEDERAL building. The po'tIo are 10 On Pension
made to Secretary K. ID. Graham. Of the Uulted
States Civil ,ervlc" Commission AT Washington.
MrX,Np. MACKENZIE BrRrTD.
Alexander Mackenzie. a well-known merchant
was hriod YESTERDAY ~ the Wootawn Cemetery.
The funeral was 81 the Presbyterian Chnfch m
West lhirtv-'ourth-st. The Rev. prs. John Han.
Joseuh A. Kerr and JOhl Spauldmg took part in
the service. Delcg ions from the Produce and
Mercantile Exchanges were present.
WORK oP tug AQUrpCCr COMMISSION.
At the meeting o. he Aqueduct Com niSsionerS
Yesterday the G. nfrolleT reported that he had on
hand $6l 9 1913 - 10 the credit Of the commission.
Sccrc arv Nc ulloh reported that a plot of ground
purchased from .Jar Could. which was alleged 10
contain 20 572-1t0D acrcs, on bong measured was
found 20 contain - 30I-l0n0 acres. The sum of
1886 II vas due Mr. GOu,d. Inc Controller was
an hori1cd to pay Mr. Gould tins additional
amount.
SMALLPOX N CU MIXERS STRICT HOSPITAL.
Dr. James l.. Iavi"I, or tn" Sanitary Bureau.
was informed yc-torG ~ hat "A Young woman was
suiI, ring from asuSpicou, disease IN the Chambers
Street Hospital lie fou al ~ AN klgrcs sick with
smallpox ami had her removed to Riverside Hos
ptal. Sic came from Kansas on Tuesday, intend
ing to sal fcv uropc bat after She had oIc Ou
board steamship sh" became III ana was seat To-
the hospital. DR.. layl said that he did not know
The name OF the steamship on which tohc was to
sail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
THE wAYDERrws REVENGE.

To the Edtior Of The Trt6HHr.
SIR: critc to ask You if it is true that Mr..
Kelley IL to write book NE abroad. II So will
you let me know moro of this departure through
your lalGtbir ptp'ri READER.
N,ir Tlrt, Sept. I, l--J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
wEsrcIitss, tR COUNTY.

r~Nr VErNoN-A Home Protect Society was formed
IJsi night against brace and rit gangs and othr-
thieves II was decided offer $500 reward for the ar
If thr hnrglarS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24

There IL good deal ~ eNtegrral about the loss OF
'fhrr m tu> state IN common with I'll states W-cuu
losing too much tm'rr. nUt tdrrc u IN Immense
supply mr,h of which VIII not be tuUchcd until
flflsts tCvrOpct. There u not o wholesale dc
sfrctou uf Umb~r uOw that there was few years ago
-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
Announcer Jlrl

c. G. Shayne, manufacturer of Sealskin Ga,
mems and all leading fashionable Furs 1903 PriDcesr
bargains this month repairing ouefs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24

Earl IL Wilson's +. 81 W. brand OF Man,,
Collars and Cuts are the best Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24

CORSs are especially Tainful in warm wearne,
AIcock's [ orn Plaster cures them Only l0cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24

Many imitators, but no equal has DR.. Sage,x
Catarrh remedy. ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
NorATING JUM80S SKIN AND SKELETON.
PROFESSOR WARDS wUkK-wDERE TIE EFtIGiES
WILL BIZ .XHIBITKD.


WILL BIZ sXHIBITED.
Professor III. Ward, of Rochester University,
who IA in ia ID the OF the sain ana skeleton
nj Ju,b . NJ Inrd few in this city Yesterday
on mis- way irid enrt 10 Seo L. l. BdrnHG IL" "a>
seen &c the Grand Union Hotel 10y TRBuNE reporter
Jumiliu lluk all 10y himself re S;ila "h'h
arrived al Thomas with my assistants 20 preserve
fbr remains found his stomach great many GOING
English suings aud sXpcurcs corners, ana one 'aiF
Ola. niece showing that has been keeping bank ac-
cnut although he rft no Will HIS heai Was Ita' ny
ma shed the engine having driven his tnSkS clear ihr"'E
H. found Jntbu his e. where he hai been foi!rd
dawn the bank away from the raruad ahd la In SKIN
him As 40 stood. His hiC weighed l.331 pounds ana
hi bones 400 We cremated hi he,h-the first rie-
nation In Canada. II tuOk Our AMI hall cords mi nara
yr, ana two days time TO consume tue hes Ills kElh
WAS torn "a little and his back somewhat injured We
arr, ,un,ntiuy the skin aud Sacetnu M Rochester, We
had TO erect special building in which 10 do he wOrk
big and round and with oval backs.
III was moro like French hor-t
with holInwe d Out back, stardng very high at the
sLnuters His head drawn out at the tusEs ana
The forehead CurVri than the ihlah rlrih"nN
In will take three mouths and - GOO ia mount him We
have to build a woadcn elephant. like that AT ConrF
Island frame, aud Keep shaping IL uhul th"cU!
right fUrju with ti.' ska uiun H. iHc ir'ie
br niad- with heavy iron rods An bolts To
went arrldent travel, Twn special cars are irly
kut for the now double Jumbo After year ABROAD,
h,S mnnned skn will ret Iuts College aud his skec-
ton AT the Smithsonian luSttuti"n Washington. Inc
renpe ST. Thomas are preparing u create bnHui
r. rk and erect $50 OJO mO:u ucnt N toe sp" where
Jumbo was He'd. Tom thumb The rick elephant, Is
heinz doctorrd at Bridgeport where he cries like Chiit
oyrr his aches and pains. The broken leg viii hrai
think AN eff for bridgeport now 20 make ma! ARRANGE
Iu,uts for The tour ,. j mbu nuUHtcd We are "iSo
mounting E perOr, the elephant which hed III missouri
q few weeks ago for the Missouri state University
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
pRATSiy0 THE DAILY NOOv PRAYER NETTING

The twenty eighth anniversary OF the Fulton
Street DaiV Noon PRAYER Meeting ATTENDED yester-
dan 10y - fall in the Made Dn'ch Church at
Four h-5t and LAFAYETTE place The Rev Dr.. j.
nehiend- COrgrcg ,tiOual presided. ana j. e. Lhhpier
tr found OF the meeting, Conducted the snug
ing amt beautiful floral display was II de and
thc inferior c.surrh Handsomely decorated
Wi n wreaths and ndrps The speakers. repre-
seutatiyrs OF mary every denomination were; Inc
Rev DIR. George Alexander. Presiytcrian; tie
Ken T. A trandal. Baptist the Rev. NJ
lin .burd Methodist the Rev. DIR. William OrlniSion,
reformed the Dr Henry Y. satterlce, Episcopal;
aud PrufS>ur SImp. OF Glasgow, Sc"and h'r"vidu
william T. WEIGH nude an address for tue iaymen and
-. ~ IA de offered PRAYER. , 49,
Inc d!p 49, ,~rlinSS were started u 1907.
Oh ect forth III the first circular issue by th"
snriety. GA September 23 1887, read: Tins meeting
lie intended 1" give merchants. mechanics. clerks sra-
GERS aud busin men gene ally. All opportunity Ia
eton and call upon God amid the daily perpeNities met
cent To their respective HvuHtiODS IL will continue for
nr hunr also designed for those who may find
Il t. remain noi more than five or ten i-
utrs a. we'll those who sptre thc whole hour.
Th necessary -rupti0n will e slight because anlci
pated. those whJ are In ha-te can often expedite
their >ines- ngaIemruts by haltiug To LIT up Their
hearts ami the throne OF grace In humble.
gr cIUi PRAYER" Its bi~tury il rrcnriel IN wrnty-
one different hooks which have been published FROM
time 10 time BY the Board of Publication Of the Re
formed Church in America. Ii is strictly undeuoMina
Is dul prUTrssUi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
IA LexlngtOn-ave. between eDth and 31ti A,
HOURS 10 20 7. Dseases OF tlo Nervous Sy,t,n
Gent0. Urinary Organs Impotence ami steniity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24

RETAIL dealers are new calling on manufact.
ucrs Tor shoes tnlnZ Ssni0ds Perfect Heel pr
terto This Will much trouble TO the dealers ana
ma. IA add tionai cost to the wearer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
LET The CHILpKEN HONOR GRANT.

TO the EdttOr or Fhe Trtbune.
SIR Would it not be a stimulant in collecting
for the Grant Fund appeal tho heads Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24
WINTER
CARRIAGES.
Open evenings.
LADIES', DEPARTING MT.

Buyers of High Grade Pleasure
Vehicles are invited TO view our
Chloe Stock of WRITER Cal rlages,
covering all varieties and I'M
usually attractive in general finish
and newness of design.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-24

Alexander Mackc, zic. wcli-known merchant,
was buried yeSterd ~ the Wootiawn Cemetery.
The funeral was At the Presbyterian Church IN
West Ihrtv-'Ourth-et. The Rev. Drs. john Han.
Jnseuh A. Kerr and Johl Spauldmg took part in
the scrvlcc~. Dclcg l-Ion3 from the Produce and
Mercantile Exchanges were present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-01
coNpEMNEp no DIE.

special to the Gazette.
WANAuAcnE, TIN, sept so The
trial of George Young, the negro Wife
murderer, terminated last night al lQia0
O'Clock st o'clock, the attorneys har-
Ing finished their pleadings, Judge Arson
Rnmcy charged the jury c,arly ana
pointOdly. They retired, retaining after
being out one aud a hall hours, rem
,lorlng verdict of gully OF murder III
the FIRST degree, and assessed his punish
mcnt at death The courtroom was
crowded even at that late hour, and rs
the Jury nlcd into the iury.boS The most
profound silence reigncd supreme The
list of Jurors was called aud the verdict
read hy the clerk, after which the nomcn.
tOus question $50 say yuunll, gentlemen, y
was asked by the judge, aud the response
"yesn broke the spell aud nm Ellis county
audience lur the first time IN her history
realized the fact that u prisoner AT her
bar OF Justice had been condemned 20
die. Young Is negro, small Ia stature
and looks TO be about twenty-five years
old. He received the verdict with APP
parent, indifference and remarked that
AT II was 10 be done over, ia do some
thing worth hanging for"
WANAIAoHE, TEX, Sept 80.- The
wife.murdcr ease against George Young,
was called yesterday and the following
Jury mpancicd Abncr Evans, J. E
smith, WIN. Arden, G. w. Wright, Jaincs
Odom, j. C. Flte, Y D. Kemblc, Il. j,
Moore, j j. Giddings, II $. Anderson
A. $. Wilson aud @, W. Graves The
case IS creating much interest, and II be-
ing pcrsistcntly prosecuted by Conn
Is Attorney NJ u. 1empleton, assisted by
| e. NJ. Maxwell. The attorneys for the dc.
Tense are Capt. T.. T., Anderson and 6, =
Mcn pnold. George Young h q negro
and killed his wife at Palmer, IN this
county, ON the 2d dny of ADrll, 1855, md
was shot through the body by Deputy
sheriff McCuc while resisting arrest,
lhongll Do has since fully recoYered
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-01
wrArmERFoRp.
Tile Minnon TrnI Progressing lnpttl
Wincssc. In The GRAFT Case To-.
turning Home.

turning nome.
special 10 The GaSctlc.
WrulHRronn, 'rENo Sept so Mn
u. 4. Williams, promincnt attorney pi
Dallas, arrived here from Graham tllls
evening, where hu has been before Judge
A. T.. Mccormick for she purpose % huy.
Ing the question decided az 10 whether
the commissioner % Dallas had The power
81 pi3ut hall "a iuwia Edwards, t,ps ~
buis, sam Lewis md Williams, who uru
charged With the murdorul W nc lhonp.
son, In Greer county, On The 2bth OF
August, 1883, md when brought before
Comnls sinncr Met ormlck the 2lrd ui this
month for an examining rnl be- had the
prisoners Iommdcd back 60 jail 90 await
The action Of judge Mccormick Tho
Judge viii uhc the prisoners a heain-
on u writ OF habcas corpns M t,lHlain un
The sthoi October.
sheriff BAYLOR came from Grinhuty
about O'Clock this evening amt report
cd that the trial OF thr state IS, j. u
Miliikcn WIS moving on very rapidly
that tho prosecution had heard iBusi dl
their testimony, ana had rested thg ease
and cN cuscd some ofthclr witnesses; and
the defense had introduced several OF
their Witnesses II ~ thought
the hearing OF testimony VIII bc
completed by noon tomorrow, VI there
is not too much time taken up ON the
question as 20 whether the evidence OF
Fred. DcSmith, who is charged also with
the murder Of Jas, Ice, VIII be admitted.
Counsel for the defendant WIN make o.
desperate effort 10 Introduce his testimony
on Tie ground ilht be was Indicted 10
order 10 keep his testimony out Of thn
casp Seven Of the iuymm who Indicted
HIN have hecn atiachcitU give thelrtcsti-
mOnp
Sonr Of ne WNe@cs % nc ease
against Mrs. LGmii 81 iliis
place now bcinI tried AZ Dalts Tor
me passing oi ubsefne nun mlttnf
through me United States maile returned
on thc West-bouud trnin Tonight ana ~
port tbe lrai SIN progressing md an
thc evidence eipcu except that ~ IS j
tHnucr ui tiils ljlncc, Ahu, II Is a1id
win Identity lie handwriting 0i The
ln0nymors letters ~ t3ai Of Mrs. .Gnit
Tho cBsc VIII be argued heinf Orlins
slOner Ncf urmick Tomorrow.
Cotton lN coming ia % tbc raio IF 225
bales pof dizzy rSo hundred and twenty.
lhrce were received To-day Isic best
price paid was s.Gic
Afai W. q. Dolton, architect ami
superintendent 80 thf acN courthouse,
wRs 10 l0svn to-day
Ms. hcal.om aud hel daughter Mss
Dora, returned home lpht nieet nom q
bu-Inrt. nip % turscana-