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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
TROUBLE AT A FREE EXCURSION

TROUBLE AT A FREE EXCURSION!
Quarantine Commissioner George W. Anderson, ono
of the Bridge Trustees cxSupcrvisOr, and an active
Democratic politician In the Twenty-frst Ward has
an organization named for him, called the Anderson
Legion. A free excursion was given on Monday to
Bay View Park, on the Hudson Tho steamer and
two barges were crowded and many rough people Of
both were I'm tho party, They patr0nizcd tho
bar, which James a. Rooney paid $1,000 to run
and before the park reached scenes of riot and
disorder occurred, and two disputes were arranged
be settled in pugillstic style at the grove One
these between women and they pounded each
other and pulled hair until they separated
Many OF the respectable members OF the party returned
to town by train, and the only way In which any
peace prevailed on the ~ urn trip by the efforts
Of Mr. Anderson and some Of his friends. who gath
cred all the drunken persons In barge. where
The scenes rivalled pandemonium John Devers OF
No 1,O21 Dekal-ave.. was reported missing and 10
was thought that he fell overheard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-14

Tho under-sheIin, Mr. Sexton, acting on behalf Of
the Sheriff. at 5 O'Clock yesterday morning took
charge Of the five murdcrers Who arc to be hanged
week from Friday and established the deathwa'ch OF
two deputy sberiiYs for each prisoner Ordinarily the
death watch is changed three times in the twenyour
hours but in the present instance It has been decided
that the guards must be on duty twelve hours at
time. Not even twenty officers day however. can
be spared from tho regular force, and consequently
five or six on each watch special deputies sworn
IN for the emergency. Each watch IS commanded by
an experienced man. however, and there is no fear Of
any trouble.
Each Of the prisoners was supplied with now clothing
throughout when the Sheriff took charge, and they
oro oil confined within network cage I'm the lower
corridor OF the new prison Visitors viii he separated
from the condemned men 10y two wr,vorf part
ions five feet apart, with deputy sheriff seated
between.
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EBEN S. ALLEN PLEADS GUILTY.
HE MAINTAINS, HOWEVER, THAT HE DID NOT
COMMIT FORGERY.

HE MAINTAINS, HOWEVER, THAT HI DID MI
COMMIT FORGERY.
Tho plea of guilty which Eben ). Aheh "isno' !"
o,to 70 the charge of frauduently issuing STOCK OF
Tho Forty second Street and Grand street karo"o' VI
which he was president, accepted yesterday ny
Iudee Gilderseove Tho Dstrlct-Attorney ueou''
NOT TO push the charge of forgery IN the hF'.
which was contained In tho indictments Alo" Ha'
consistently denied that he committed any forgery
Alien was called to the bar at the opening u ,-,o
court He was sclfpossesed and answered inc o0,h
questions calmly lie was carefully drcSscu' ~
eo,,,eol John f. Eusus, stood beside him. "hcn 'H0
clcr, explained tho nature Of the Indictments ~
,oo5 plea Of guilty TO the count OF each
cbarcing the ovcrlssue Of railway Stock 81 ''o -
o,est of Mr. Eust!s who wished to produce o' ''0''0
Of GOOD character the passing Of sentence ""' p'5
,oncd I'll Friday. Allen may receive term % IN,
eonnoent of not less than thrco or more IMAM s''0"
vc,rs 4 fine of 81, 900 may also be impo'ci.
Elmer Allen the brother of the deienu'"'. 60,
r-roing H. Smith, counsel for the raiiroai co"P"'S'
, rrcscnt when the plea was en'cTca. do .lP,rs
oe 1tersted in the case have had many liz a.
rocerfIv as 10 the form OF the pea -" sovre
orrledred that lie had forged the certiiod -, Inst
t no uersons who bOu ght the STOCK Hliri ftcn,nt
tbeir money If the forgery is not PIoVt tncF fron
y-iii ne made 10 recover the value u tl0 9V0
the railroad company.
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The friends of John S. Bacon, superintendent Of
Stables in the Street Cleaning Department. exceed
lngly aeltaed his suspension by Acting Commits
soner Rogers. Mr. Bacon said that no must positively
decline to .ak about the case during tho absence of
Commissioner Coleman. Mr.. Bacon is not without In
fueutial friends, however, and one who could speak
adylscdly told Tribune reporter all about tho case
yesterday.
Colonel Rogers said he, ".was formerly a mem-
Der Of the County Democracy Since Tammany be
came so powerful, however, he has tried TO make
himself solid with that organization by getting rid
Of Republican employees whose places wero 10 be
filed with Tammauy mon. There has been strong
opposition to Mr. Bacon among Democratic politicians
since he was appointed superintendent Of the stables
seven years ago. because he would not allow them TO
make a tool Of him. l happen to know that perhaps
q hundred complaints against Bacon have been made
To the Commissioner since his appointment, all of
which were investigated and dismissed being frv
olous and without the slightest foundation. The Com
missioner himself told me once that Bacon had been
compellcd TO appeal him for help, annoyed was he
with opportunities by politicians that he scarcely knew
how to 4urn. There's not tho least doubt as to Mr.
Bacon's ability and integrity. He has been offered
good places as superintendent of street railway lines
IN the West for which he received the highest recon-
mendatons from Commissioner Coleman, but he de-
cIned them because he had built up litto home here
In Ner-York Bacon's record has been q good one.
" Ills friends arr not all within his own party. lie
was appointed special deputy shern Oy nuRh 4, ..
Grant when he was sheriff and has received a slmir
aDDolntment from the present Incumbent OF lhat once
Uit rrcorI VIII certainly compare favoraoly with thai
OF Colonel Rogers" -, -. ,,,-
,.nenslon an absolute dismissal, and that If Commits
toner Coleman rcvokos this action he VIII resign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-14
WrSTCHESTER COUNTY.

YONKFRs.--A man calling himself Dr. Alfred Le
,rotre Mitchell was arrested by officer OF tho
Workers police force yesterday on suspicion of being
the prr,on who gave the clerk OF the Getty House
Nm cheek for 500 With forged indOrscm 'ut
I'm navreut for the board Of himself and three other
,'e,iloHs from saturday until Mo day.
TAERYIOVN.-TLe exempt iiemen Of this place
had benefit entertainment given them By a minstrel
band. which neued them about $50, ON Monday
evening.
MT VERNON. Prohibition primaries TO elect dele
oofp. to me Prohibition County and As mbly Con-
Srntons VIII lo held IN tho ". e. 4. l.. rooms on
Friday u NJ.
openrl Yesterday on tho MCsichcster County FAN
Course under favorable cOudi, ions. Sixty entries.
some fast horses, listed for tine races
div and 10 morrow. The purses amount % g., POO
Friends Of ,hcin j. G.. schiuncr arr
about 10 present to him gold and diamouI badge,
valued at 800.
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LOST HIS rArHEe. UNCLE IND BRoTHER.

LOST HIS FATHER. UNCLE IND BROTHER.
A sturdy lit3'e chap without hat shoes, who
found asleep ON a truck at Socond-avc. and Thirty
second-st. on Monday night had pathetic story to
ten in MauOn WchDs at Polce Headquarters
yesterday, he said he Tommy Mailer His
father a blacksmith and his mother died few
years ago. Tommy and hs brother John were sent
10 the homo Of their uncle IN New-Haven. Appar-
emily the uncle did not want to keep the boys. If
Tommy tells the truth, the uncle took them on a
boat % this city and left thom in The streets in
danger OF starving death. The boys looked about
for their father, but could not find him. Kind
hearted newsboys In the lower part Of the city gave
the brothers a few cents now and then 10 keep them
from starving. John Managed 90 earn lit'ls money
occasionally The brothers became separated on
Monday, and Tommy was lola that IL, brother had
gone on a coal boat Tommy WI be placed in tie
care OF the Society for the Prevention Cruelty 10
ChndIen to-day If nobody claims him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-14
HOW DID THE THIEVES ENTER THE STORE.

Tho police were infOrmcu YC7ToTUd5 VI n ny =
burglary in Charles H. Murrays Office no ." "io'iS
gomcIy-st, Jersey City. Inc Dure'a,J -
co,orcd nm Monday morning by daughter Of John
Nolan tbc ianitor small safe was open ana hsd
been robbed Of two gold watches, pair OF diamond
earrings a diamond pin, two gold pens ana some oiu
cold coins. A valuable diamond bracelet was over
looked by the thief or thieves. The door OF the ONCE
had not been forced nor had the safe been Droheh
omen. A stepadder standing against the wan near
the transom over the door indicated ,na' om ,'
bod boop effected In that manner but Chief Murphy
,odc n nersonal examination and discovered that inc
dust on the transom had not been DISTURBED; tle
honesty Of the janltor and his family j. DGSono Hum tb
ton and the fact that suspicion attdcntS U M
makes tho burglary all the more mystSrGuaa' Inv tno
uolice theory Is that the door was opened WIN ny
Ev soncbody who knew the combination OF inc hdtS
or that perhaps Mr.. Murray may have careeSsy rl'
tho safe Opcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-14
cvpsrrs SHED SOME FAD BLOOD.

Two camps of gypsies are within a stones throw
Of each other in south Orange township, near New
ark and for some time There has been bad blood De-
tween the campers. One of the camps IS presided
over by Ann Riley, who calls heis,H a queen, ana
the other by Mrs. Harris The former is an eX-
pert lace-maker and she declares that she mas sold
her laccs to the crowned heads Of Europe. On Mon
dav night MIS-. Riley accused her rival Of stealing
her laces This flied the blood of both camps, and
the eyps'es engaged I'm a savage fight. during which
Mrs Riley wa knocked down and shOckIngy beaten.
Yesterday a warrant sworn ont for the l'IES
band but before the officers could reach South Orange
the band broke camp aud started in the direction OF
Elizabeth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-14
NEWARK.

Title chards, the servant girl arrested on Mohuay
for tho robbery of her employer at Avondate, proves
70 be q notorious crook who has gone under the
names of Dora Corners Eliza Redmond and LioDe
watson. Yesterday about $500 worth Of wearing
aupareI stolen by her from Charles A. West, her
emplover was discovered by a detective.
George Galloway, canal boatman, living at hocA-
awav was arrested here last night for roobinS inc
rcctorv and Catholic church at stanhope. Inc roO-
berv was committed on last "Wednesday night'
James McClusley, of BolleviIle, year ago re-
ceived 81 800 in pension money Yesterday he WAS
in the JUSTICES Office at police headquarters, haViRs
slept in the dodgers room over night lie was WILL
out a cent having squaudered all the money.
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THE rvoU1sr INTO THE boston ACCIDENT.

THE TNOTTHT TNTO ME BOSTON ACCIDENE.
TIE court Of inquiry which IS to decide whether IT
IS advisable 10 court-marial Captain O'Kane. com
mandcr Of the cruiser Boston, for permitting that
vc,. TO 20 on rock IN her recent trials at Newport
mot az Tire Navy Yard yesterday. Tho court consists
Of Captain W. \. Kirkland commander OF The receiving
shin Vermont: Captaln j. A. Howell. commander Of the
cruiser Atlanta: Captain j. Y Miller. the executive
officer of the Navy Yard. and Lieutenant J. y II.
Nclels. of The Chicago as judge advocate. Captain
OKano was witness yesterday, and il is expected
that there Will be two witnesses at the session
this morning. This session VIII probably finish the
proceedings.
The full extent Of the damage TO the Hoston cannot
he asceraiucd until the vessel Is put into dry dock
which will be done TO-DAY. and then Commodore VII
son ana the Board of Survey viii make survey Of her
10 Determine what will have to be done IN the way Of
repairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-14
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Park and Aqueduct Commissioners meetings,
I,,t,a,'on Of W. H. Ramscar. Harlem Police Court
N.Vork Jockey Club Injunction case, White Plains
I,o,,1nant Woods case before Nautical School Com
mltt'c. ...-,-. ,,..,,ii.o, 1,nroi,ncpt Gov,
ntttec No. f25 Rivinpton-st.. y. m "
Competitive examination for West POINT icaoe'Sh'p'
G,au,,,ar school 40. A, n m - 90
t,titn Lvuch's arlalgnmcnt before united states
Commissioner o,,,... o~o,,ston
,.,o,,f, Harrison War Veterans Association picnic,
prcaI,vav Park. Brooklyn. afternoon
Property owners Eighteenth Ward indignation meeting
Arion Hall Brooklyn, ,. m. ,.,.,, 49,.
StatIn island Cricket Ciub-Orange, baseball match,
Livingston. y T.. p. IN. -, , -,
Music Mount Morris PARK Dy 'lS' i''siNi'"' S'n''
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OUTGOING STEAHERS.
SHIPPING NgWS.



Steamer Nevada (Br) Cushing Liverpool Aug g. oue.n.
town A. with mdse and passengers 70 a N Underhi Co
Larne with mdse and passengers to Austin BALDWIN Co.
steamer Colon Henderson Aspinwan days with nndss
passengers Pacific Mail IS CO. the Bar at
Steamer Neworean, Halsey, Neworleans days, vita
mdse ana passengers 10 IL seaman.
steamer city OF savannah smith Savannah "a days. with
steamer Roanoke, Huphers, Newport News Norfolk.
Steamer Gen whitney Bearse Boston, with mdse and
engers IL + Dmock
and hemp to order; vessel Pickering & Co
Bark Iinmacolta (Ial sano Antwerp 30 days in ballast
BARK saiomo orJ Nielsen st Vincent WI IS days with
sugar HOWand Dc Aspinwan.
BARK Pedro qua span Pezas Hvvana - days in ballast
Brg Sunlight Thompson. days. sugar 70
City Island, WIND light. SW; cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Britannia Frl, Cosla MaTsees July a. Maple,
at the Bar atYpm.
CLEARED.
Steamer city o, Of Chicago B5 RediOrd Liverpool vie
steamer elite OBJ, Smith, Liverpool Queensown-
Steamer queen tBr) Heeey. Liverpool Queen,ovu
Steamer Tiaia .Br; schmidt Hamburg coEss;
steamer Elder (Ger) Baur Bremen via southampIon-oeL
steamer Pennland tBeIg Grant Antwerp-Peter virginia
Steamer ceareuse (Br Heath Pernambuco via Baltimore
Steamer barracuda CBr). Hubbard windward Islands
steamer (Br Thompson. Progreso and Vera
-Bclionl q Co
Steamer seminole Platt Charleston and Jacksonvllle-Wm
steamer city of savannah Smith, savannah-R Walker
Richmond, Jenney West Point Va-old DomincS
steamer Guyandotte. Kelly. Norfolk and Newport News
Old Dominion IS Co.
steamer II Dimock Eldridge Boston-H Dimock.
(Br) Phillips, MelbOurne-Maluer guereAu
ship Savannah Ger, Haak Antwerp-rheO Ruger d Co.
Bark aleIina (lta, Damara, Cetteohn
Brig Robert Move, Peterson. Brdgetown BAroadoes-H
TrOwbridge's sons
Us Steamer Yorktown for -.
steamers sconsin Liverpool; Ceareuse, Bal
timore. Robert Narrowing, BALTIMORE;
ship Arkl0w, Tor Liverpool
Barks Iatona Dantzc Granada. Vera Cruz; Hermod
Montevide0; Hattie G Dixon, Brunswick, Ga.
Also saIed-yIa Long Island SOund-Steamer II pmock
for Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
GLASGOW Aug l3-Arrved steamer Anehoria (Br. Camp
NORM SHIELDS Aug l2Arriyed Godalming OBJ,
Shckeis, from New
BROW HEAD Aug 1865 m-Passed steamer City Of
PARIS (Br Watkins, nom New York On her Queens
town aud Liverpool
from NeW her 10 III tmOurg.
BREMEN Aug 12-Arriyed. steamer Wild Flower 9TH
Wmtson, from New York
HAVRE Aug I3Saile, steamer Suevia (Ger Ludwig from
Hamburg hence Ncv-hOrk
Aug l2Arrlycd. steamer Pennsylvania, FerSu
son, from NeT-IOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-14
PFrrSrS TO TrrPy OVER HIS BOOKS.

Conrad Destal, Register Of Vital Statistics Of Long
Island City, was arrested yesterday morning on an
order by Mayor Gleason, for refusing the demand OF
Frederick Canaan Deputy Secretary of tho state Board
of Health to deliver uD the books Of his office. Ho
was taken before Mayor Gleason and held for eXama-
ton In 81 900 ball Mr. Gleason. s,nce he became
Mayor has been trying 10 Dust Diestal ana As I@st
resort called I'm the assistance Of secretary Bach or
the state Board Of Health. who recently called upon
DpstaI and examined his books and few days laier
wrote TO Gcstal that no would have 10 turn thcm over
TO him. Dostal appointed three years ago by the
Board of Health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-14
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN

slight explosion Of gas in the new Bridge office.
at Washington and Nassau SIS, on Monday evening
caused $50 damages, by blowing OIL the wall along
tho gas-pipos and the wanscoting in the basement.
The gas was set on fire BY a plumber looking for a
leak.
1t IS expected that trains the Fifh-ave. branch
OF the Union Elevated road will be run to Greenwood
tomorrow.
Captain W. II. Thompson, OF No. 173 TancOckst..
In whose house Dr. Duncan, who thought TO have
yellow fever, was Ill., has presented bill Of $3.50
TO the Health Department. for damage done to his
furniture when the house fumigasd with sulphur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-14

Oh Al Lio Ihhll = 144--ii@ it'i-'''+ ''+'
Charles Pratt, Of Standard Oh connexions. whose
interest in the Pratt Ins itutc, Of Brooklyn, J. we'll
lnoyn. has recently made large purchases Of real
estate in Brooklyn in The nesiborhood Of that ins
ut.on IT is believed that these purchases are t. b.
used By Nr Pratt in The course OF a few month,
for purposes Of Improvement In line with the pros
peity OF the Institute. IL j. not yet known JUS,
what shape uey viii take although there !, a replr
That be VIII erect apartment houses suitable % U.s.
by persons Of mcdeIa means.
Mr. Piat's sn az his down town Office vest rlay
said that lis fathers plans were MOI sufficiently
manuel 60 permit any dealed outline lic ADM, tad
mat his father had malc SONS purchase, oi real
estate IN The neighhOrh0od Of th- Pratt usftfe.
anc that he would probably utilize them in carrying
cut his original ideas ia this direction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-14
RFpORrs or TIE -rANrLn.

The disaster Wa due 10 no negligence. want Of
skill foresight on tie part OF any Of the oncars,r
Is The closing para ,raph of the rcror, OF a.. cont
OF inquiry Which recently investigated tIr cal.e OF
the oil mast-ng Of Ia. Nanl On huriicln. while
destroying daneeroui darelcs out al sea two or tire.
months ago. The Iepr declared. eveIythin. WAS
done thai seamanship, prudence AMI good judgment
would suggest by the COMMANDING uAicerr auI tb,f
hc ably assisted b. the officers and crow Lyu.
prior to and during the Storm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-14
rrE rABLEs rrRNED ~ - IccrsrR-

Tho complaint Of Mis-. Hagan against Mrs. Mary
Bulrooney, in the Harlem Police Court, Brought out
queer condition Of affairs when investigated by Jus
fico TaintOr yesterday. MIS- Haran claimed that
Mrs. Mulrooney called her vic names. when Mrs.
hIulrooney called sho dropped bombshell in tho
enemy's camp By proving that her husband, f. Null
rooney, was living with MIS-. Hagan Mu0oney, Who
was complained Of for iIeatng his wife. put
on the stand, and admitted his relations VITA Mrs.
JIacan The court read him severe lecture aud put
m under bonds Of 500 for good behavior for four
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-14

naval Cadets john j. Hubbard, \. H. Robertson,
William CrJ-e and e.. T.. Morgan lave been detached
from the cruiser Atlanta and ordered 10 the wooden
corvette Galcna, which is making ready Tor sea- it
Il. ,xpected that she VIII 60 10 Iaytl. Tic work on
fine vessel nearly completed. Rclr-Admral
Gheraldi. now al Por-auPr4nce with the kcar,arsc,
.s. written that in case LcEitlme i, defeated by
Ir,rolle the city Of PDrtau-rrince would probably
M 81 scene of terrible havoc and horrible riots and
,,,rrr I'm which case the crew that could DE spared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-14
DEFECTIVE REILLY DOESN'T WISH TO Talk.

DETECTIVE REILLY DOESN'T WISH TO Talk
Detecuve-Sergcant Philip Reilly who was sent to
South America after Forger Bushnell, about year ago.
and from whom. the prisoner escaped recently at
Lima Peru arrived IN this city on the Pacific
Man steamship Colon yesterday. In the afternoon
no wrote report Of Bushnel's escape, but refused
10 talk with reporters the subject. Inspector
Isyrnes said the report would not De made public
until after the meeting Of the Police Board to-day.
he also refused 10 tell anything about the escape
of the forger or say if be Was satisfied vi In Relys
rX plan auOns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-14
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
AN UPROAR AT DAYLIGHT.
EXCITEMENT IN ELIZABETH OVER THE CAPT
URE OF MAN SUPPOSED TO HAVE
ZEN PEEPIYG IN WINDOWS

URE OF MAN SUPPOSED TO HAVE
BEEN PEEPING IN WINDOWS
An uproar arose in Elizabeth, n. J.. early yesterday
morning at No. 413 Frst-ave., whore Thomas Cor
rlnce an engineer, discovered two men In HIS yard
under tho bedroom window. lilo seized his revolver
and discharged three shots to bring the police, and
tbon rushed out and seized the intudcrs one OF whom
managed to jerk himself away and escape. Tho other
man Gorrlnge held at bay with his pistol until some
Of the neghbors, who wero aroused by the firing,
came TO his assistance. Mrs. Gorringe thinking her
husband had been shot, went into Mysteries, and fell
down. breaking finger and brusing herself eaoIy.
The prisoner when taken to the police station said
that hts name was Philip Montgomery Renfrew, living
with his mother and brother Ebenezer on Fulton st.
The latter was also arrested and locked up being
found on the streets at o'clock
lie explained that he was looking for his brother
bv request Of his MOTHER and as she came forward
at Police Court and testified to this. the young man
Vvae discharged Philip Renfrcw would not nl inc
name of the man who with him and had escaped
lie exuIaned that they had been 20 pcnc tOeGther
cot drunE and wandered by mistake into Gor1nSes
card The officer who took him into CUSTODY sa1 thaJ
Ren frew wa, sober at the time and appeared 10 Know
vhat he was doing. lie was hold for furthcr eA-
animation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-14
4 AURDERER ADnrs HIS GUILT

Antonio Racomo, who IS charged with murder I'm the
first degree. I'm killing his wife al No ~ BayarIst
was arragncd yesterday before Judge Gihcrsleeve TO
plead to the Indictment against him. The Official in
terprcter explained the charge % him. AM Dee slll
Ye> ! Killed her, and / am glad OF il. ] can get
better wife any day The remark was Interpreted
the Judge, Out plea Of guilty could not be taken To
q capital charge.
Judge GldeIsleeve assigned Robert II. Racey To de.
feRd RscQmo. Vbe defegees will probably DO insanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-14

Roy. owned by David Tru1ee, trotted a mile, p T,
Barnum and SIX Other wellknOwn men TOOK The time
OF a. Mr.. and Mrs Barnum started Tor tbs
Adirondacks yesterday.
SOUTH NORWALK.-Captain Frost has appointed
non-commissiOned officers IN Company ID, 1th Req.
pohert Carr 10 be sergeants: Privates William n.
Lockwood. James A. Smith, John A. hehy ana henrJ
S. Gaming 10 be cOrp0rals.