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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23

Now orr, J2nuaTY ~. T8TO'
lIJGiI i. GRANT.
Mayor
FREDERICK SMYTU.
H,rordcr;
THEODORE W. NlIgS
Comptroller,
RICHARD CHOkI E.
Chamberlain
WALTON STORM
Chairman. Comuit;r" on Finance.
Board 81 Aldermen
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propo.,rS FOR Fl-uNt~uING MATERIALS AND
tNt.,, N ,i,i;E r. mn ft:itt HOS AND
toVpfi'T i1N OF TllI NfW CRIMINAL. cor ri
80 - i.i-r-t, II. H. t.tI \i,i In. an Laws
OF l-o'-
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- work. iuior-'d "lt fhr aiot' t,i' d'-o "llii '
nam" ~ o." person 90. p.i-"n- H1hit On -'l ",.t
ltrnIlar Rooms No- 70 ffi d. ] 'ii ~ I' l-
~tNsr Binding. No go Hr'ld"Af. i1 i 'i't Oh ~ N,
I.. ~ N+i'! - A.i '''' TO- ".t- ... D., 3D..
opened hy and iu thr presence ~ i' t1H1--i"i'i- OF r
Sinking fond. cor raorts OF tn'n. tnG fal ana ,''
award - t.r contract u awarded. W4 D. mai" t' i"
lowest bidder. with adequate -.f'iV a. soon i ilt'f
practicable. On. lrr-.n or persons - whom ih. '-
TRACT lt tHt ...N Vl. N. t.NiIi n" ni,'ho ' '
offered hIr t.r. f.i 'N"t H'' tr contract s." Iu
n,. DAYS f-.f. tr dr.. u. ~ ru'. zoo that
.r..t and boo tt-. n. fUur. TO-. u't.r' Isl" '' dH Doc "-
., H D.. ,. ltt us abandoned .f. 4.i t- In
t.aut to DO. Corporation at upon 'H" "no .ltI
' .t "a ,'.',.,i ri. v,r. to commence a. ,..u
r. a, t. conan. ..or.r of Pn'Uc WORKS rnv DESIGNATE
y. A-If, '"t ''" " g,'," u, "a, , ,- '.,,., b.,
any nta ,>, a d. a. .r,>ir. p. t,p -g,,a,
pH a'''o ,I =, -, ,.(' - '''''' '''s
r"r "'H NV '.'' III" '''"' ''
Bidders ar. r.I..r.d d" -'l'" JOB ' 't uh'. /,
o,t.. ft.r names sd tlf..+ ~ n-t. n'' IT, - 't
si It..-oi- Interested WIN l'i. l .h A.. u
t'-'n i" -" H 'I 10 49, .'' ." - ,,.
o'.r person ls-as any I'D os '-,"s, io. u"
COLLISION 'r 'r.ai nod alo ria, no ne'-. Of o.. Common
p.rau ''.r,o' Or ezra 'l.re er o'l,- o'.r of H.
co., o-'t on is a''' "' ,. 1,il +, ri or 1 ,,
mort ~ ~. prutt- tI r'o' Nh.f' i.'i' i'h "I'
7. r-oY .s Interested t 4. requisite r'' r" '.h alton
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Ocean Steamers

TNNlAN LINE t. J. and Royal Mail Steamers,
/ FOR QrEENsTowN MD LIyEkPooL;
CiTY or CHICAGO .... wednesday. January %, D.
CiiY II ri'KLIN- "wednesday i,b.uI.y - II u. ~.
I'm oh PARIS - "Wednesday. February 10. , a. ID
iron P.,r - s. T.. al. nus Christophe5 = 2 Fs.T,iy
CIRIN PASSAGE. $50 and upNtd. SECOND CABIN.
s2s ,.ri-i.l, ,GT $40 lIT' R WRIGHT SONS.
GENERAL Agent. BOWLING GREEN y. Y.
NURDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.
~ YywyoFE "sou'IiItVPf0N ,AND HREMEN
s,eaHc al Al t t1b,trss 81 s-TirAMIis O'Nsn
ei. WI il % ! y. IL. |lhn. Ned Feo - 10 30 m.
tf, Sal f,1 y : a m. AU,r We'd. Feb. 80 4. m.
Fir,, cabin s75 aar upward berth according % To-
.s,'or second cabin $50 adult. Steerage az low.
60, rata. OI,IRICHs co. No. Bowling Green
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1nstrnrtipn.
For Boys and Young Nlen-City.
Z02 CLASS FOR BOYS.
MraS A. KETCHUM.
Musical instruction.

rTHE CELEBRATED - ,,.c,o
A NEW.IOEK CONSERVATORY OF MOolO'
For 10 wears located az - ..,,
EAST l4TH.ST. ONLY. 80 door east % olh'AVE'
Established 1863. Chartered $500 q,
OPEN DAY AND EVENING for the reception OF pupils.
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i)roposlls.
TO coNTEAcToRs

COMMISSIONERS or tn. SHINING FUND OF THE
CITY OF NtW-l DIRK.
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CHATS WANTED We have OTiI.s plan la deal.
~ with agents. Whi-h tncy greatly appreciate,
finnish theni with quantity u catalogues WITH
tAcT printed cs'h exclusive Tor their
county. Agents have Icfrl, u that the catalogues
properly distributed and IN, rc-tlt f. marvellous
se,nt This also establish large mail trade
Full particular, mailed receipt I cents IN
LESTER PAlNE 4 CO.. Hattie Greek Mich
7NANTED.- Young lady 81 good addrr-- fair cduca
w ton to lo0k after the outdoor Interests ~ branch
business uryiOu, experience good open
Ing for LADY 81 ability. Address. stating salary
pc'tcd. CAMPBELL, g Fast f2d-st., Ncw-Yo orb.
w ASTED.-Eyrry that I. willing o for sis
w per week 10 send rs their address IL. q WEHOS
EI Providence. Il. /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING MATERIALS AND
PERFORMING WoEk - IHi L;i> ,IoN (o M m
~ IlutND. PURSUANT 40 CIArIll. J'L Laws
OF l-ss.
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DANJO and GUITAR taught in twenty private Lessons 1n
ID with without the aid OF notes Iii,nhi " DOo'
SON. 1870 Broadway between 32d and $50 sts'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23

LASKA SEALSKIN JACKETS. WRAPS prices
"A marked down. G. &. SIAYNE. Turrcr. IA
West i2dst., l03 Priucc.st
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Drn GOODS.

ID EMONAl.-Groat Clearing sale this week
IA In Csrpctings. Rugs. MatthG-. Fancy Furnitur.
SIX BluActs, all colols our en'it stock 10 be-
-od before February t. ANDREW LESfi.iHS SONS,
1874 broadway.
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Aparlmenie Go Ect
APARTMENTS TO LET. FURNISHED AND IN
FURNISHED
SAM CARLO,
broadway and 3lst--t..
Ncw and ci'cant absolutely hrrproof building Tor
f2m'llc, and LscLcor, steam heat. electric Hight. and
sanitary plumbing elevator, al night
j. KOAiAINI brown & co. % w. 33d-t.
Eosl dn0 fonno
O~T on Wednesday morning, diamond earring.
listing Of -ont.. going from ll-t-t. aud Broadway
o. GHth--t. aud 9dayc. Liberal reward offered and
questions asked. Return to ontc Hotel Ncndouc, Broad
way and il-t--t.
O>T-Bank book No. lG2,3lS on Dry Dock Savings
! Bank. ANY person h9Nlng claim, upon said book
i- called present the ia" bank
thirty DAYS said book Will De- declared cancelled
aud eAtnrulshcd and q cd ia lioiI thereof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-23

Never has HARPER,s MAGAZINE been more broad in
its scope thoroughly wholesome In tone more en-
phatcsly representative in the mater Of Illustration
Boston Beacon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-01
POSTMASTER WHEAT.

lie Testiiies In his own I,rhnlf-Wns no,
Paid for Lobbying.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 3O-House
Postmaster Wheat to-day made state,
ment before the committee investigating
the Affairs OF his office. He reiterated
his former statements to the effect tina!
he thought he was doing proper thing
when he entered into the contract with
Culbertson. His last conversation with
ex.Postmaster Dalton led him to believe
this was proper. Dalton said the con.
tractor could afford to pay him $50 per
month. In fact the general understand.
my he obtained was to the effect that
this was an office perquisite.
Mr.. EnlCe asked the witness il he was
engaged in lobbying in behalf of any
measures before the House.
Mr.. Wheat replied in elect that Mr..
McGarrahan had asked him for his
(Wheat's) aid in getting his claim
through Congress. Witness replied to
AlcGarrahan certainly he would be glad
TO aid him as he would anybody else.
He spoke to few members he knew
about the claim to accommodate Nc.
Garrahan. He never saw McGarrahan
before he got his office, and had never
got u cent Of money for speaking to the
members. He never did expect to get
anything except that McGarrahsn said
lie would do as much for him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-01
A NATURAL, GAS DECISION
Involving ths Right Of IL City Council /
ImDrir IN q a 0hfI-nt nm nf 4, r,ntrn,t

Involving ths Right Of IL City Council tO
Impair tho Obligation OF II Contract.
TOLEDO, o., Sept. 30.-Yesteriay even.
ing Judge Lennon, in the common
pleas court, rendered a natural gas
decision OF Importance. The North.
western Natural Gas. Company, which
is controlled by the Standard Oil Com.
pany, obtained franchise to lay pires
10 furnish natural gas to citizens in the
fall OF 1856 by ordinance oil the city
council, in which certain rates were
fixed to be binding until January last,
aud it was provided that future rates
should be fixed by agreement between
the city and the gas company. In
March, 1857, the Ohio Legislature passed
an act empowering city councils TO fix
the price OF natural gas to consumers.
On August 1. 1890, the city council, by
ordinance, fixed the price at rate the
gas company refused to accept. The
city solicitor then obtained n temporary
injunction restraining the company
from furnishing gas at any higher than
the ordinance rates and applied for a
mandatory injunction to compel them
to furnish gas II. ordinance rates.
The case was argued at length yester.
day. Judge Lennon decided against
the city on the ground that the original
ordinance OF 1856 and its acceptance by
the company was Of the nature OF con-
tract and the subsequent law could not
impair the obligation OF that contract
under the federal constitution and that
if rates are too high court must pass
upon the question and not the city
council,
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HE MAY be RECALLED.
President Harrison Thinks Alizuor Mado
Fatal Mistake,

President Harrison Thinks Minor Mndc n
Fatal Mistake.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 30.-There
has been considerable talk in Congress,
sional circles concerning the State De.
partment's delay in transmitting docu.
ments bearing on the murder OF General
Burrundia, while aboard the steamship
Acapulco.
Since his return Secretary Blaine has
been SO much occupied with other i'm.
portant affairs OF state that he has not
had time to consider the Burrandia affair
or to confer with the President concern.
ing the conduct OF Minister MiZner,
The Secretary is disposed to condone
the precipitate action Of Minister Miner
on account OF his success in peacefully
settling the controversies between Guate
mala and Salvador.
The President, however, who has care
fully examined all the documents re-
lating to the matter, is disposed 10 the
belief that Mizner committed n fatal mis-
take in writing the letter directing thu
surrender OF Barrundia, especially US tht
minister had already negotiated treaty
between these two Governments. undcl
the terms Of which immunity was
granted for all political oi!enses.
The members OF the Foreign Relations
Committee OF the Senate are OF Opinion
under the circumstances, that the rresi
dent should recall the Minister from hi!
post and thus condemn his action. Sim
liar views are held by the House For
eign AiIairs Committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-01
For Decor ing Miners,

New YoRK, Sept. 3O.-An investiga.
ton was made to-day by the Mayors
Marshal relative to the charges against
s. +. Van Soamski, who is charged with
decoyipg miners arriving from Germany.
under false pretenses, to Irwin, Pa, to
take the place OF the employees Of the
Westmoreland County Coal Company,
who are on strike. Several men testi.
fed how they were treated end the hard.
ships they underwent at the mines. :
President Z. II. Mccullough and Sec.
retary Adams, Of the company, said that
all the promises made to the men had
been fulfilled. The trouble was that the
new men refused TO work when they
found strike in progress, the new
corners being influenced by the strikers.
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Alleged Discrepancies,

WAsulSdroS, Sept. 30.-It Is stated
that discrepancies have been discovered
between the tariff bill rs il was enrolled
and passed by the House and the con.
ference report. Just wha. these are, or
how important In substance cannot be
learned, and il is a question as to
whether 1t will DO necessary for the
House to recall the bill for correction or
attempt TO cure the defects by supple.
mental legislation.
1t appears that the errors would not
DO substantial and related to tho mum.
bering OF certain sections. The confer.
ence committee, In drawing up its report,
neglected 10 make allowance for the
action of the Senate in striking out the
vinegar sections and carried the nun.
befa forward. AS trivial as were the
errors thoy give much concern TO the
managers OF tho bill, and they are yet in
doub. as to what course shall be pur.
sued.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-01
HOW llE pOES II,
Alleged Expose of Paul Jolluston's Mind
Reu,iips Feuts.

Alleged EXPOSE of Paul JUiuston's Mind
Reuiins Fents.
CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-A morning paper
publishes what purports to be an ex-
pose OF the tricks by which Paul Alex
auder johnston, Of st. Paul, performs
his alleged mind reading tests. The
disbeliever in Johnston is Dr.. Gatchell,
OF this city, editor OF the Medical Era
DR.. Gatchell submitted to apparently
the same conditions as did Johnston,
and under the conditions went blind.
folded up and down stairs and found
and wrote designated word in book.
lie then showed how it was done.
Gloves were folded ever the eyes and n
bandaee tied tightly over them. BY
lifting the eyebrows this bandage was
worked upward upon the forehead.
Then heavy cloth hood was put over
his head, ard by pullinga couple OF
strings it was parted in front, leaving
plenty OF room 10 see through. Then
the black veil, which hid the features,
but which conld be plainly seen through,
was drawn over the whole and the
preparations were complete for mind
reading" rs DR.. Gatchtll claims it is
done by Johnston. The directions and
distances to be Travelled over, the page,
book and the letters in the word chosen
were traced III the air with the finger in
front of the performer and the trick waS
performed in accordance with them. Dr..
Ga;chell snys he does not know how
Johnston performed the safe opening
trick, but he is OF the opinion that it is
merely q trick.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-01
Their Theme.

OIL CRY, Pa, Sept. Sept 3O.-Ex-
Governor pattison, ex.Licutenant Gov
ernor Black, W. U. HenseI, CAPTAIN
Barclay and othera arrived on special
train at 3 O'Clock this afternoon, by way
OF Warren and Tionesta, from Bradford,
at each OF which places stops were made.
The party was met by number OF lead.
ing Democrats at the depot, where a
large crowd had assembled and had
been entertained with selections by the
Sixteenth Regiment band. The visitors
were escorted to the Arlington, where
an informal reception was held. Fol.
loving the reception the party WIS es.
corted to the Seneca street entrance OF
the Oil Exchange, where the entire
party made brief addresses, in which the
theme was that this was not National
but state election, and vote for Della.
mater meant vote for Quay and boss.
n.
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BlRClIALl'S FATE.
How lie Received tho sentence-sirs,
Birclull's lIcroIsn,,

hoS ho hcceiteu tno Sentence-Mrs,
Birchnil's lIcroIsni.
WOODSTOCK, ONT, Sept. 3O.--While
Birchall was being taken to the JUL last
midnight he made his only comment on
his conviction and sentence. Ho s1id !:
"llere'sa how.do-yc.do. I've had pretty
tough luck all through"
He retired almost intan!ly after reach.
ing his cell and slept soundIy. He srose
at the usual hour this morning, ate a
hearty breakfast and appeared not at all
oppressed. Mrs. Birchall did not learn
last night Of her husbands fate. She
was in n highly excitable condition and
her physiciani gave her an opiate before
the verdict was reached, and she silent
soundiy all night. This morning she
was told OF the verdict in the presence OF
the physician ind bore up brayely. 1t
is believed that she will recover sutli.
cicntfy to sail week from tomorrow for
England on the Germanic with Mrs,
WestJones. No one was allowed to see
Blrchall this morning without an order
from the sheriff. The strictest watch is
kept over him. Many think he will
cheat the gallows by committing suicide,
Pclly learned of the verdict and zen.
teacs last night just before taking the
fast train for New York. He sails
Tomorrow for England. He goes alone.
Charles Bsnwell will follow later. Pelly
said toa reporter that he rather ex-
pected n disagreement OF the jury. He
expressed sorrow for Birchall. "Noyem-
Der H." he said as he stepped aboard
the train, ~ must remember that date"
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FATAL ENDING OF A SPREE.
. Wealthy Mnu Shoots Himself in the
Throat.

a Wealthy Mnu Shoots Himself in the
Throat.
REDpASK, n. j., Sept. 30.-Charles L.
Hutchinson committed,auicide Sunday
night, at his home in Oceanic, by shoot
ing himself in the throat. He formerly
resided in New York, and had m in.
terest in large rubber factoay in France,
lie was reputed to be worth geveral hun.
dred thousand dollars.
hutchinson went to Oceanic four
years ago, and about two years later
married Miss Harriet Hume, of that
place, daughter OF the late James
Hume, a New York builder. Hutchin.
son MAS an extensive traveller, and
crossed the ocean thirty times, aud had
made number OF trans.continental
trips in this country. He spent the win.
ters in Florida, and was having yach,
built in which he proposed making a
trip South during the coming winter.
He was great lover Of sports, especially
yachting, and had two yachts at his dis.
posal in the river st Oceanic.
1t is stated that his habits were con.
vlval, and that his suicide was caused
10y this fuiling. On Saturday night he
was in Redbank in somewhat elated
condition. lie spent the night here,
and did not go home until Sunday after.
noon. Upon his arrival there he went
to his bedroom, where his wife was
sitting, drew revolver from his pocket,
and, llourishing it recklessly about hiH
head, pulled the trigger. Mrs. IIutchin.
son sprang from her chair and ran ou,
Of the room. The bullet gtruck the
ceiling.
Another report OF Tie revolver sound.
ed, and MrJ. Hutchinson heard her
husband fall. He had sho. himself in
the throat, the ball passing through the
carotid artery and lodging near the
brain. Death followed instantly. Hut.
Crimson WAS 80 years old.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-01
Hohan brothers Assign.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. SO.-The Rohan
Brothers Boiler Manufacturing Com.
pany has assigned for the benefit OF their
creditors, with assets in the shape oil
plant, notes and real estate valued at
Sl75,0O0, and liabilities placed at $780,.
600. Tho immediate cause Of the assign.
ment was the protest OF a draft amount.
ing to $500 drawn by Pittsburgh
firm. The firm was one OF the largest in
the country, and recently surprised
manufacturers by taking a contract in
Jersey City against New York competi
tors. The firm had two or three big con
tracts, and had their money tied up il
this way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-01
A DISASTROUS FIRE.
Firomen Buried IN the Ruins nnl All
Taken Out Alive.

Firomen Buried IN tho Ruins nnd All
Taken Out Alive.
CHICAGO, Sept. 3O.-A disastrous fire
broke out tonight in the building owned
by Warren Springer, at No. Ill Canal
street, and burned tiercely for hours.
The first floor OF the building was oc-
cupied by G.. Franklanl & Co., dealers
in picture frames and mouldings. The
third and upper floors were occupied by
the Neifis Railroad Gate Company.
The entire building with its contents
will be total loss. The fire spread to
the next building on the south, owned
by Lohmau & Sons, and occupied on
the lower floors by Charles Limerick,
the feather dealer. Emereck's loes will
be heavy.
At II: 80 p. III. the eouth wall OF the
Springer building fell, burying Engine
Company No. II beneath the ruins.
When the south wall OF the building
fell cry went up from the great crowd
OF spectators as the solid column OF ma.
sonry reeled for moment and then
dropped with crash on the heads OF a
dozen fremen.
1t was thought at first that ali the I'm.
fortunate fire-ighters had met death,
but. they were taken one by one from
the ruins alive. Several were injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-01
DEMOCRATIC BOOMERANG.


| NHDhbufE spetch correct.
Special Dispdich 10 he Iatentgaleer.
CLARKsBuRo, ". Va, Sept. 30.-The
report Of Pendleton's Wilsonburg speech,
published IN yesterdays 1sTgLLlagScER,
was based solely OH statements OF Demo.
Gratis who heard it, the exact language
Of one OF them being that "IIe gave
Atkinson and all you Republicans
HI and said Atkinson did not dare
run nor did the Republicans dare nomi.
nate him." The elect OF the INrELii.
GgScER's report here, together with the
slight put upon Pendleton by not
properly receiving him, was such that
1t became necessary 10 do something TO
cndeavor to counteract its influence and
appease Pendleton; hence tho deuials
in to.day's Register.
Tho Rtgisfer reporter himself did not
know where PendlGton was, as is proven
by his item in Mondays issue, that
"Pendleton made mn effective speech,
etc., in this city," when be did not
speak hero at oil. That Pendleton made
II speech OF the style attributed to him
was a matter Of common report among
Republicans here all day Sunday.
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APPEAL 70 THE PEOPLE
OF America for the Relief Of Il o
Irish Sufferers,
GREAT FAMINE INEVITABLE
Anu Immediate HcIp Is Necessary.
Iho American Committee Issues
an drcss-.Proylsions md
Clothing BADLY Needed.

New YoRK, Sept. 3O,-The SIM IT,.
morrow will publish nm onnoo, ~ A..
peonlc NJ An0ri., t."', m npP," " 'to
so, .' nnV''"' ifom inc American
sohmistee ior tho relief OF famine in Ire.
land. The most Trustworthy inform,
ton from public and nr;va,o sorrooa l.,
all par,s Of Iro,,n., :. - .s oU"'..s III
Al" a. f'" " '.emnu rs 10 1ne effect that
'nc complete failure OF the potato crop
makes another great famine in TINT mo. /
unfortunate of lanJs nroc,;c,llv ;no. :.
itahlo ~ i'"''"''5 'Ae'-
'",'''
"A movement is on foot among well
known men, not connected with any
Irish societies or ,o,;,;c,, ,,J;o, =.
bring IN n. o,,,n,;a, w , D'uiea' ~
an,a,,, s W 'ue "'.oh''oh OF America the
appalling calamity which now thrantp, a
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IIantllau lrorfeits,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 3O.-On August II
last, Edward Hanlan, the oarsman
placed forfeit OF $3.50 in the New York
Clipper office for sculling race will
Jacob Gaudaur, to take place on Creve
court lake. Gaudaur covered the for
felt and left the choice Of date between
September % and September 30, tc
Hanlan. Tho latter not appearing OF
even giving any reason for his absence
Gaudaur will now claim the forfeit,
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MI. MoRRlst N. Y, Sept. 3O.-A brutal
murder was committed in this village
last night. William Joslyn arrived here
Yesterday morning from Mt. Clemen I.
Mich, to visit his daughter. About 10
o'clock, while standing in front OF the
Scoville house conversing with two gen.
tlemen friends, gang Of half dozen
roughs came along aud attacked him,
knocking him down and kicking him
brutally. The rouehs then fled and Mr..
Joslyn was picked up by his friends and
taken into store, where he died in a
few minutes. Three OF the band OF
roughs who committed the assault, Fred
Dygert and two ie!lows named Jerry
Keating and Daniel Heating, have been
arrested,