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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.....W WEDNESDAY, AUG l8. 1856
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW-YORK.. WEDNESDAY, AUG Is. 1886
ARRIVED.
Steamer Partha (r) Marshall Shanghai June Is, Annoy
o. Hong Kong July snsapore 10 snez 70 Port sad so
Steamer sE Bentley LyerqS Aug 1rsens
steamer OF PENNSYLVANIA tBrl. Mann Glasgow Aug
,1TPs at vim he % sS All AUSTIN
steamer CITY of WasnPro Ketns ver rS Sv ATg
md"e and passengers Alexandra Sons Arvedat the
' Steamer ca Valencia wootrck Laguayra Aug7 pperoco
p HSs q f pSilS,t Arrived at the Bar at @S5
steamer Trinidad @ FIas9r TTHad BaraaSes
tma st H. stCrox - with mdse and PASSENGERS to
steamer Br) LegOe Port Maria days, with frt
Steamer Carl NOr. Kolrs Baracoa days, with
f ea 40 ALAMO RISK Galveston days Key West with
mdc and 70 . Mallory e C0 DAVIS with
mdsc and passengers to Henry Yongc r. ~, xor,o,
with mse ana passengers to Old Dominion s. Co.
Ship Iltehsoch Nichols Legged ~ Gay Win Sa
Bark Avoca tBr. Mcnener antwerp 90 days with mdse
Bark Leone GtaD Esposts Lisbon "a days eth mdse
oSar "rmod Tor Fredercksen seue 81 days. with
mdsc to order; vessel TO Benham q ,oyesen- ,,.
a ass with chalk to order to whitney co.
BARK Gaera B Watson Port spain IA days, with sugar
BarR Falmouth Obi. Malcolm Windsor Ms, 10 days.
w sdhP T Reaper (sr Mclean John Nh ii days with m
Der to Chase Talbot * Co; vessel to Scanned Bros.
sUNsET-wind at sandy Hook. mo lerate. h. cloudy Al
CITY Island. light, S. clear
Arrived yesterday
Steamer England BIZ Iealey Liverpool Aug 8. with mise
IN + N / Hurst Arrived AT the Bar at J.5S 80 ..
Steamer Arecuna (Br strickland Trinidad Aug II Kits
~ Ship TI' Mary urr Yarmouth Ns Eldrdse Rio JAN
eiro II DAYS, IN ballast TO Boyd & Hincken.
| CLEARED
steamer Celtic Br Gleade, Liverpool via Queenstown
s,ssmrr II ammonia Ger, schwensen, Hamburg via Ply
| mouth -kunhardt & co. an ,,.,,.r,. . 70
Sf'ncr Co,raio Daniels. Galveston G III Mallory q 90
| steamer Delaware Wusett Charleston " ""'"'i"
Steamer Commonwealth Kirk. Philadelphia
| S,,',ner Eleanora Bragg, Portland-Iiontio Hall
| & KIP Alice tGer), Won wagon Bremeh-"aueh ''' ~ -,
| Eark Hannah Blanchard (Br). Atkds, Rotterian-J
ETS Edward Waeneriund GER. segebarth BuenVS AyIe'
,rio ,iariet hasten Port SPAIN TrniNl-D Trow hilee
nrie s.ud, Glval, Budsetown. Barbados W * Ai"'
sill Ida Fowler. Atkins. 81 Kitts-Bartram Bros
Steamers city OF Rome Liverpool Trave Brnen IN
| C.ryd.l Arne Savanilla 'oloado,r"iN''.''
awa, thArlcslOn SENECA Newport News Cohih"""'"''"
| Philadelphia. ..,. ,,,,,oa. E,pcr Fa
mouth crescent o Janciro Lc,uka a Z Bean ht"'9 '>o
WE'LL
MISCELLANEOUS.
ship Esther Roy Roy. from Calcutta Aug II lot NV
Work befr. reported back account OF eOSoh WIN
, stean.cI has bsen survey and prOctudcdl.
THE MOVEMENTS Of STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
IoNrON Aug lS-Arive. steamers Egyptian Moran ~
Morgan from YORK 3. stockholm tly lbil "yl
from Aux Is Ocean KING ,iiIl Drnha Ium hion
real Aug 4, N!ndoAna >Bf Aaiiison non S~As"'o "s
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James Turpe Brl, Smith IRON baltimore July 90 wsss
Sailed steamer Grecian Monarch (B, Bfistow for Ne
York. Wv"
Aug l7Arived. steamer Iran (Br Cooper from New Yas
Aug4. 80
from New. York Aug2 '"a
Aug l7-Arved, steamer Nessmore tBr) Inch from Rail-
Aue4
QUEENSTOWN Aug l8-Arrved. steamer Arizona fR,,
Brooks from NewYork Aug 10 on her way verpl ~
proceededl. '-"s
Sailed steamer city Of Chester Or Condron from Lives,
pool hence Tor NewYork e"
Aug H. miinight-Arrvcd. steamer Spain (er Grian.
ed.
GLASGOW Aug Arrived steamer Manitoban Oh Cara
Tiers from Philadelphia Aug 3.
PRAwLE POINT. Aug l9-Passed steamer HarIseo Urn,
Marquest. from Baltimore Aug on her HUI. ~"
UAvEE Aug l7-Sailed steamer Wcland Gen. Uebich
from Hamburg hence for New York
BoRDEAux Aug Arrived, steamer Excellent r Tay.
lor from New.Y York Aug l.
Aug l7-Arryed, steamer Hareburn (Br Dennis from Bal
timOre July 30.
AUCKLAND. Aug 17-saled. steamer Mararoa (8r) Edo
for san FranCIscO.
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WINNERS OF THE cRoQUET TOURNAMENT.


NORWICH, Conn, Aug. IS (Speciab.-The
econd dav OF the tournament opened with a gray sky
and n cool wind that made playing grateful TO the
flushed cham ons and brought crowds to the grounds
tho mysteries OF "wirng." Jump Shots" "caroms"
and "dr,yes" are discussed by the ladies' among
.nec,ators with full appreciation OF all The
NV Strong from New-London. arrived to-day and
n,ck.d Johnson OF Philadelphia. up In fine style Whit
man OF Troy took Bush. OF Staten Island into camp
.,d the latter turn got away with Ford
,f thu Manhattan Club, In an exciting game
ahonncins In lump shots aud long hits The game be
,w.sn phillips aud Read aud that between Read aud
Rrvaut we're both worth journey to witness. There
fcw errors either side and they were redeemed
M hits at critical points that kept the excitement
Yer nr1t At tie OF the second days playing
,cohus stands at the head. with five TO his credit
Bryan and Ford next. having each lost one. and
R,,ad and Philips follow close behind.
A. the business of the association W Whit
of Troy elected president and Mr. Pettis, Of
secretary aud treasurer. Professor JacObus,
40 the rcnurst OF organZaton has consented TO de-
liver his Ad rondack lecture in tho opera house
row eveuiue Everybody will turn out, for the winner
of the first prize croquet has no mean reputation
wit ana orator ., r-,
from Whitman and Strong. Bryant from Bald
win Read from Bryant aud Spaulding, Phillips
,rnn Rrad Ioomis aud McEweu, Ford from Dckey,
~, IN fro,o Ford aud Dickey, Johnson from WHIT man.
Wambold from johnson and McEwcn, strong from
Iohnson and Looms, LOOMS from Spauldng. and
Whitman from Bush. Nineteen games were p aged to-
d.v and as there fifteen players entered there
are sixty-pne more TO les played. some will doubtless
he payed by the electric light to bring tho tournament
to "A close this week.
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EVIDENCE AGAINST POLICEMAN FLOOD.

Policeman Edward F. Flood, of the Sixth
Precinct placed trial before Con- missioner Porter
q Headquarters Yesterday CHARGED with having nsulted
Rosa Cresc on August l. Lawyer Price wanted the trial
put OF until the proceedings before Justice Duffy in the
Tomhs Police Court had beeu concluded. but General
Porter decided that the hearing must 20 on. Rosa
Cresci Was present to tell her story Her face
expression OF frankress she told how officer had
seized Der BY tie wrist In the street and had made insult
ing proposals. tr)ss Ga animation 10y Lawyer Price
did not shake her testimony IN the least although her
ADJ aren't m0deety mAdo answer, ~ OF the ques
tons difficult Mrs. Lagomsrsini told how she had
rescued Rosa from the Ioiccmsn's grasp, and had
was intoxicated although 1t was Sunday Rosa Isler
Who the affair. corr0b0rated the story of Mrs.
Lag0marsni She also ead she look for another
policeman when PlOod threatened to his club
ofcer WIS 10 sight Tho charge against Flood sup.
ported also BY the testimony OF Victoria Purcell
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NEW Jersey.

BAYovSE.-The Common Council on Tuesday night com.
,T,nsnnItinp treasurer smith. Mr.. Ellsworth on
Smts bond for 49, 0OO but the council released him
$1,000.
uonoKTy-IIans Schmidt. farmer. his way from the
west TO sit in Germany, swndled out Of $50
sharps Tuesday night The cOniing
German all night corner waiting for the swindlcrs
TO return they had promised
managers the state Fair Grounds have
hern the the building for thca bench show Othc
~rV Jersey Kennel Club Entries for the show will close
September l. viii be 81 600 in cash prizes with
number OF special prizes.
The RGh1dg AdrOcae announced yesterday that
the papr had been sold The Adoocdts Publishing
II IT, soue editor is president of the company
and Will assn editorial charge
NORTH BkAC.-Early yesterday morning heavily loaded
east train while descending heavy grade parted
section teescOpe the forward
section wreckng twelve The wreck caught fire and
spread in all directions No coal freight trains
able the place yesterday, but two
trains rushed through. Loss about - 900.
NEW BRUNSWICK. William Parsells coored, age seven
teen who wayad anc outraged Katie Kline little girl
road IL Piscstaway sentenced yesterday fifteen
wears the State Prison and To pay fine of 81 600
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BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Attachmcnts agalnst Tie property OF DIT. CHarIcS
Barney formerly practising medicine at Gens Falls
ssued by Justice yesterday in the Supreme Court in
it. brought by Mrs Lavina Hawley and Gordon Conk
Ha,ylcy that between August ], 1888 and
INV last she Dir Barney, while At Glens Falls $4,000
& maj she now holds his notes for $1,000 DE- Barney
@an,v came engage in stock specuatons Mt.
onklng declares that on August IL he gave Dr. Barney
, Bank OF Glcns Falls in exchange
for Parncys check the amount on the Bank Of the
Wetronnlis where Barney said he had money on
da,osf PAYMENT refused At the bank next morning.
Ioes r. Ginning counsel for Mrs Hawlcy presented these
and made accordingly and asked for the
bmcnts on the ground Dr. Barney had left the state
10 dcfraud his Creditors
picha,d r Ro. Yesterday obtained Justice Potter
The supreme Court Chambers. an injunction restraining
Matthias from Transferring or mOfgaglng OF dspos
mo of i'm any his property or Interest IN Mexican Gov
eminent bonds held by him pending litigation
Applcaon made in the supreme Conrt yesterday for
the release from al Abraham BAIT who has been shut up
Tor three In the sut Of his wife for divorce The two
Alderman in 1891 separated. and IN 1884
were remarked by rabbi Bait went TO Europe saying that
h,s wife was not housekeeper and extriyagan
He returned asked for divorce but his wife turned the
him
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TIE GAME IN WASHINGTON.
THE CONTEST STOPPED BY DARKNESS.
NETWORK GIANTS UNABLE TO HIT THE DELIVERY
OF PONY PITCHER.


OF PONY PITCHER.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-The recent good ball
playing by tho Nationals attracted over 2ooo
people to Capitol Park to-day TO witness
the last game OF the series with the new
York club and they we're treated to another hne O..
hibton which darkness ended after the Nationals naa
taken the first half OF the eighth inning keeie' .no
pony pitcher Of the home club was in tho poh anu m
fine work was too much for the visiIorS' VIM
made only four scattering hits lie ""'
somewhat wild. however, and tho last two runs
scored by the visitors tho result OF bases on o1
and wild pitches The Nationals earned ono run %,
first inning on double by Carroll ana Farre ~. ir
three bases At this stage OF the game te noe mem
had an excellent opportunity TO SEND Two S'IS rrsi
home but stupid base running by Kinds ana
put an end TO the inning with only one run ine r
also scored in the nrst inning on hit ny " sou
force out aud by Ggan. and IN inc Mo- me
inning sent another around the bases ucS ,ho
sixth ipnng had been completed the Nationals leu %
visitors by runs, but the Giants without una
hit ii tho score the seventh inning on twv and
on balls and two wild pitches. Crane. Carf1 TOT Fat,
FsterhrOok made great catches, WHICH "cio '"' '
ures OF the game. The score was:
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back TO work there Unless the Drm gives In to.aay
the shop will be formally declared strike shop ana an
Official boycott be placed all the goods nanuao'uroo
there other shops the men are oil at wor1
The Committee the state OF the ORDER OF Dst,ioe
Assembly rs OF the Knights OF Labor met err, "
at No. $50 Fulton. Brooklyn Ii was aeciueu no' ~
attempt any te-ups for the Iresent. The action OF
District Assembly No 40 in ITS trouble with the cigar
makers den Dunced. ,...
The second conference on political action under the
ausI ices OF tbs Central Labor Union will be hei h N@f
endOn Hall II. night lively time Is expocted'
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Jersey CITY.

horse coming down Newarkave ana truck gong in
mole OF the truck through the side Oi the Mrs.
Kelly % Ferris ST. struck in the back by the pole
seriously injured The other passengers were greatly
.frighte ned but escaped injury.
John Frank Erie Railway switchman. was caught be
tween bumpers OF two cars yesterday and fatally injured
Michael Stcinbcrger discharged from Snake Hill on
Monday. His youngest child died on Tuesday night. While
the body was being prepared for burial William Chcsney
who occupies apartments in the same house came home drunk
and hogan an angry quarrel with his seinbergcr he
came inrated at the and beat Chcsney mghtiuy
with a heavy club. Steintcrger was arrested.
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PHASES OF THE LABOR QUESTION.

Z The 1870 foundrymen in the employ of
Cassidy Aler OF West Fifty Gith-st Tenth-avc,
went strike yesterday for an advance IN wages.
Al the time OF the Jordan T.. Mott strike. Cassidy
Adler, 1t Is said promised to pay their men the
that hrn agreed 10 at The end of the strike
This would lie ad,an OF about 10 cent and the
firm declined to keep its agreement. Hence the men
-iracs. Tue Foundrynens Union mas ptomlsel to sup
port Ia the Dghi.
OtienDorg Bros. have com. Ia the conclusion that
they viii not discharge the XII 'hts at l. hor Ia ter
employ aud consequently the anon have not gone
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REUNION OF THE LINCOLN CAVALRY.

TIC aDnudI rcuHIUn OF tiIt NcW-1 Ofk LINCOLN
Cavalry AssVcstionthe 1rst regiment 10 war
first TO lose man. tao fret 10 lose officer
last TO lose mautook place at the Stevens House
tordey. The association numbers 500 men, who be
all parts OF the country. Among those who arrived
town yesterday were General William H. Boyd, Of
ington; Edward Graves, OF The Hartford ieIegran :
A6ram jones' Of SiLg sing, and H. Stevenson OF Phil
adelphia. Letters OF regret were received from DR.
George Douglas of Montana. formerly surgeon OF the
regiment Colonel A r. McReynods formerly colonel
OF the regiment aud from Joseph Pulitzer OF The Ne,c
York World. The association remained In session all
day and in the evening had q banquet
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NEWS FGOM THE SUBURBS.
CAPTURING The OYSTER PIRATES.

The Coney Island police made raid YESTERDAY upon me
oyster and clam boats which II is claimed ROB the
FISHERMEN of oy stors CLANS IN GTavesend Bay William
II Morris made complaint and Chief OF Police Nc
with squad captured the alleged offenders easily ex'
cept Peter Miller capital Of the sOOp tcaIndug OF Cal.
ste who produced Old musket ana threatened 10 SHOOT le
noice after long NcKane ordered his to draw
their revovers Miller surrendered six OF the boamen
Island Point The arrested men were held in $500 Dali eafn
by Justice Mcmahon. owing TO I'M premature puOsalion
nj the nroposed raid several Offenders NewJ
were not usncrusng ground yesterday The Graves
that the oysters ana clans IN the bay are
theirs by virtue the fact that they planted them.
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copovrRs pIspUTE OVER A CORPSE.

The Owl EXPRESS Boston yesterday morning killed
man hal n mie east OF Tue body brought
Ia port Chester aIring made for sending II
hack To greenwich which the accident occurred IN
the meantime PuTdy of Westchcster County claimed
charge of til ground that the dead man. aiter ne
was Tcmoycd from, the his pTng moments, happened
10 roll his eyes established the fact that he really
died i'm shortly atcrwald Dr. Jones' OF
Greenwich state Medical Examiner ior that district arrived
and claimed that the 10 his death III connecticut
and therefore Weschester coroner had no right 70 inter
fere Coroner Purdy after locking up the corpse i ior Inc
upper part of Westhester County hold inquest there
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CAIENDAKS TODAY.

srPrFuE r-CHAMBRRs-Before Potter. Nos -,
AZ So 10 o. lOl lO6 l2 1884, 4 l4i 46 l47, $50, l5l,
l52 ... mann, nam >,,.- 49,,
dar. - NJ. ,,,r.. - v,u, -. r,.,...,.
smiIer a 10 a nj; will Anna Schweiger at ii a.
CoTHT or GENERAL SEsslONs-PAKr l.-Before Judge
Cowing-I,slln squire and Maurice fynn-MiSde-
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THE UMBRELLA DID LITTLE DAMAGE

The injury TO Henry Light. the cOmpositor who
struck In the with umbrella by In Union
Tuesday night not serious friends
thought when he removed 10 the New Hospital
that the had not been danag
that Lights brain not affected.
hospital went Ia his home IN jersey CITY YESTERDAY Light
doe5 not wish y make "a com plant
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FOUND ~ THE RIVER.

The body OF an unknown man, apparently about
Old, found In the North River on Deyst
lie icet aud four Inches in height had dark
hair blue checked shirt and blue striped
Two fingers OF his left hand MISSING the police
that he likely an uDDrelilaHcr card bearing the
name OF G. Haywood, No 1853 West Twenty seycnts ST.,
fuInl al
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HOME NEWS.
rpnMINEET ARRIYAL&

Victoria Hotel-Capain E. NJ SHAW Snrei Of Of
the London Fire Brfrade ex-oovernao,, ~ rbsca
Aioearie HoiLOrd Porches,er OK az 9onseviIie OF
PARIS ~ ErereH House-Archbishop A. pnSeson Of
Chicago Breroort HonsecGsorsso Of Boston Wind
cor ToieI Hachisuka, Of Japan E,,S
Hotei-Rlchard Nsyins, OF CoumSS"S0 r,sudo smith OF
Arenue Hotci-W W. Peabody @uu "
Cincinnati.
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nrArH OF 4 son OF paoEkssoR oAAhLIER

Daniel Howard CharIier, age twenty one, the
vougest son o. Professor Ellie Charter died from yell
low fever al Colon on Tuesday. lie was educated In
France and Germany. Nine months ago lie went TO
oInn TO lake charge OF his brothers business On Mon
dav he WAS stricken with the fever. and died within
Iwcnty four hours. He was buried twelve hours after
his death His body will be Drought 10 this city late IN
IN. fall OF 1887 tho law orblddug its removal before
liz TINA
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or fastening there The was the an
NAL picnic There the air and the niue iolhs
happy. The delightful up the Hudson the sgnt
seeing the 1s0l bright faces, the good music the III,
ments aud tho safe return made day OF good cheer LOT ~
the good people on the excursion were so mueh
pleased that they even dared to hope et the LAY mk. p
pat the calendar Of the Church OF the heIoiuon "
DR.. Miles and DO celebrated often and rcligiousy.
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NEM-YORK CITY.

pdwarl vanderwerIen's schedules filed yestsrhI ay
give liabilities "a O27 and actual assets SlZoo 3d.
The North German Lloyd Line Yesterday reduceo us
Storage rates TO Bremen from S2l 10 I'll" 80
Daniel Msgone, the newly appointed Collector, VIII
not on ter upon his Office until September
The schooner Ore " Drska, from Hoboken for Bos,,
ton while beating by Harris Island yesterday nAseo
stays and went ashore on Harris Island Point
Mr. Parker the private secretary Of Collector Hedden
received a letter yesterday from Chief Examiner Adams
OF Civil Service Commission accepting MS resgpa
tion chairman Of the Civil Service Board
The will of David NJ. Hughes which T. hp: been an.
nounced would be contested was admitted 70 pr1H cs
yesterday without contest MI; nnshes oieu III -
The estate Is estimated at $50o.000.
pile OF dry goods in the store Of Simpson, Crawford
Simpson fell against OF the large plate grass WI
dows Tuesday night and the entire glass was sasno
to atoms
1t being Verdi night this evening at the Central Parx
Garden the programme VIII be nane up orbep.
AIDA" and the finale Of Macbeth.
Commodore Chandler left the Navy Yard YESTERDAY o,
the Dispatch and Secretary Whitney Joined nlm NJ East
Thirty fourth-st They their way 10 Ne"-Lohuon
| to inspect the Naval station
| Michael Dunn, who 10 charged with stealing large
quantity OF clothing from the store OF f. T. Woson, No
9O7 Broal.st Newark last February and VINO escaped
to this city, back 10 ewJelsey yesterday vi
! requisit0n from Governor Hlil
| CAPTAIN A. HiIdebrandt, OF the Harlem lndependen
schetzen Corps, has been awarded The god anu
pullscye medal for making 76 Out OF possr
| bullseyes at the Tournament, ana 'uo "en"''
Koehig" medal for the best score.
The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad YESTERDAY
gave excursion to Mauch Chunk Glen onoxo anu '
Swltchback. This tho eighth excursion OF .ne h'
this season and the attractions were
low fares, good hotel accommodations auu ietu'
home at 8 p. 10. The excursion VIII oe repea'eu III
| few days. -
The Grand Jury in. February, 1885 found an indict
ment against the railroads using lnr nta,' M hi 90
ing OF the whistles or locomotives III the heghnornoo
oftne HTem unuc ne ccrpora,ios MerV eucra
lOouis of counsel for the raliroais appealc
ana entered plea oil lot guilty. anu 'ho '"s0 was ."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-19

The Moropolifan and Brooklyn clubs viii play staten
island to-day and good crowd will witness The match
McIamany OF the Brooklyn club is stll laid up with
spl aimed ankle and is unable TO play
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Augusta kgoietu anu ant, aome of them thought the
poeeman was too drunk know what he wa was as f
Flood said the charge as pay and his witnesses
are NOT nresent Gerera Porter granted an
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s.rIr.yD HIS WIFE CHARGED WITH MURDER

The cOrOnerS inquest III the case or FRED
erlck Pnser, who found deaf in grain wagon IN
Scnoiessl, Brooklyn July 20, ended yesterday
rhe verdict that Phstcr WAS murdered by Abram
Ssult aud that Sxuits wife accessory to tho crime
Mrs 5lult made Two confessions IN regard TO the mat
ter: IN tho herself OF the crime. and
the she accused her husband. No evidence
was elected Yesterday The prisoners accused Of the
or mo were recouInittcd 10 Raymond street Jan.
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KILLED BY THE FALL OF A sCAFFOLD.

T1roe carpenters at work scaiOd on building az
Ashland st and South Orangeve In New rk yesterday when
Inc suuuort scaOd and the pTccp
ate ~ the ground of lumber. Osp
Iuelzuer WHO taken out unconsc and died
an hour aerwar nj his house. Ashland 81 Charles Col
mer living in had both legs broken huczner was
fort min wears old and leaves two children.
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KIILED BEFORE HIS FATHERs EYES.

John Mueller twenty Swiss immigrant. accompanied
y his father yesterday To- walk westward from Jersey
Civ In search work. At the PasSac bridge OF The Pla
dcha and Reading Railroad the killed by train he
fore his fathers eyes The train stopped and the father
the tahca 10 Newark, when the body
was placed in tie orgue The father resumed his search for
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INTERNATIONAL CRICKET.

MONTREAL, Aug Is (Specidtl The internas
tona between the West Indies and Hall
fax cricket clubs here to-day The dark
stood: West Indies, 3l4 Halifax, "A. The game Will
oe concluded lo-in0rrUw.
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uarrv" HIS shop evidently believing thn, III, y,@h
ceased 70 police protection and stole Ky thew broke
t.d belonged IN the srroom On Tuesday ngnt .s rrv,s
window OF l. Jacobsons tailor shop next dooi " ~
Mace and stole several garments Including h'o p' "
fro