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x1sHAp TO THE CONNECTICUT:
The Mig Steamboat Brought to . atandstil
by the Breaking OF . Piston Rod.

by the Breakinx OF . Piat0n Rod.
The big side-wheeler Connecticut OF the
Providence line. which left her dock at the
foot 0f Warren street at q O'clock on Monday
night. with 100 passengers for Providence,
broke down about an hour and q half after
getting under way. WREN she was between City
Island and Stepping Stone. The night was
very dark and there was gale blowing. which
kicked UP good-sized sea. About * o'clock.
when she was Just Off City Island. one OF the
boats piston rods broke. Capt. Williamson
hove to and let 90 the anchors. 1t. was seen
that the break was not such as could be re-
paired. and the only thing to do was to lie
where he was until tho massachusetts OF the
helped the Connecticut out, The passengers
were frightened at first. but they were Quietcd.
The Conhscticnt was not In an exposed posi-
TOD and there was no danger
sacR,setts came along tom Providence. TIe
But Ae Cart s sr TN IN
necticIt. and the two were dashed together.
them and lnshed tight. and the passengers
fn e TO f
seme Il them had tessn J preits seasct. TSs
Mnssachnaette. with her double losd. stenmcd
ds%n f. the city !Ssyin Sr ssser ShID lying
Wore sont ont from ' ts City BUT Il was npos.
& f es 81 sn Hs .eE unx S 81 s s
Tho Providence lineintendod to stop it's pas.
s ssiss rss ssesE Win
was thoir last esr boat for this season.
5esr ss Ds% ssS
III Juna und was laid up for the season.
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tn. Mar so.. into The surety Business.

The stockholders Of the Lawyers Surety
Company Of New York have elected he follow.
ing Board OF Directors: james r. Cunning.
Robert D. Benedict. Sherman W. KnsvaIs.
James F. Granuiss. Simon II. Stern. HsRry ".
S!ocnm. William j. Iardner. George II.
Mackelar. John q. Dorrance. Carlisle Nor.
wood. Jr.. David Mcclure. Michael n. Cardozo.
James r. Pitcher. AsllIyel ?. Fitch. Edward p
Sciiell. Charles W. Bogart. j.. TIumbulf Smith.
j.. Eas,on. John Whalen. Edward Pr Steers.
feliX Rackemann, Joseph a. Stearus, GHDnge
Won l.. Meyer. Addison fl. White. and William
Haaknoss. r: g,
At a meeting Of these directors The following
officers were nuuimousy. elected: President
Frederic +. S,igent Vice President. james X.
Cunning. SECRETARY. George u. MarEsllnr:
Counsel. Carlisle Norwood. Jr. The Executive
Sommi{tes Si9}sepR consists 81 Th9mas Mac,
J. 'Trlimhull Smith. John Il. Torrance, and
Carlisle Norwood, Jr. eX-oflici0.
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DEPARTMENTS To THE POLICE
Tho Prison Congress- Says Politics, I.iceu
tionsness, md Gambling Arc the Chief :

Tho Prison Congress- Says Politics, IIceu.
tIoasness, md Gambling Arc the Chief
PITTSBURGH. Oct. 13.-When the National
Prison Congress opened this morning Chair.
man Charles T.. FELTON, Of Chicago presented
the report OF the. Standing Committee on Po-
lice. The report says that the leading Super
intendcnts OF Police are almost a unit in de.
claring the chief detriments to police MANAGE
ment to be- politics. Righteousness. and gam
bling.
Incidentally. II not primarily" tho report
says. the two leading vices which disturb
public thought and are embarrassing In police
management IN several OF our cities are licen-
tiousness and gambling These forces.
especially the latter. are made a part of
the unwritten platform Of parties. and
are utilized by candidates for Office aud
officials more especially for pecuniary ends.
these offences. As O. result our larger cities
are rapidly falling into line with those in
and public gam bling has not decreased, The
number OF fallen women has aiarmingly in.
SelaS
result Of lux administration Of demorslizimg
social and industrial conditions and OF con
mind IS followed by the authorities in treating
THE committe believe that the social evil
not in running districts and III cities where the
tan. Public gambling is open to similar crti.
clsn and cnts a. more prominent figure in
suppressed but for the collision between
gamblers and officeholders.
In this country other causes favorine the
habit1al criminals avoid arrest. the liYhtness
Of sentences: laxity Of discipline in prisoners:
and the acts OF Legislatures az to systems OF
prison labor and its ease to the prisoner: the
comfortable quarters and quality Of food their
with which a, sympathetic public accepts as
true the com plaints Of prisoners"
nonnced that the following officers had been
elected by the Wardens,, ~ ssocation: Pres!-
dent. Joseph Sleholson: Viee-presidents. I; 4.
Wright: Secretary. K. ". McClanghrey. Chi.
cago: Treasurer. John z. Wilton. Massachu.
sets.
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A snor..,,yes Revolution.

MoNTEvIDso. Oct. la-Thc rcvolutlonists
who on Sunday evening attempt to create o
serious disturbance hero havo failed In tlicir
designs The rioters were members OF revo-
l,itonary club who expected to be able to
suborn the artillery corps Of the garrison and
tako possession Of tho city. The consplrators
fred upon tho loyal troops. and expected at
this signal that III artillery would Join forces
with them. In this thoy were disappointed
Tho nitilicypien. remained truo. and the con-
spirncy fuicd: Tho leaders Of the revolution;
Il ls expected TINT they will DO summarily
dealt with.
IN the exchange OF volleys between the reyo-
and seven we're wounded. Fiity.two persons.
Including the ringleaasrs Of the conspiracy.
eirectunlly auelled and Iuiet prevails through
Ont Uruguay.
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den. IRON which circular staircase runs to
tho top Of the tower; making !!Q2 steps in all.
tower. tho highest outlook being 800 feet
above the curl. An elevator will run as far
Tho to@or IS bull. upon solid. rock. Tho
foundations run Is feet bolow the curb. aud
nro II feot thick at the tnse. The width ut the
ground line is :3S feet. decreasing to - feet u
inches ut the TOP Of the square tower uirIer
the lantern. The wind vans on TOP is a fignro
The figure il nearly twenty feet high. and Is
made Of hammered copper gilt. 1t stands on
an illnm mated crescent moon fourteen feet
from tip to tip. a..
The ffoor above the NTH logRia will contain
q search light OF 100 ampeeres the most pow:
the Yorktown. the most powerful In the navy.
IL OF fifty aInperes.
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Ys,.,s D,v,.,,y se.oo, Appeals.

EEw HAVEN. Oct 13.-In Wow OF the recent
fire IN the Yale Divinity School 1t lias been
found necessary by tho faculty OF that depart
Ineht 10 cause tho following ltttcr to be pub.
lished: ~.
I'm consequence OF tho recent disastrous fro
Ia East Divinity College. the faculty OF tho Di-
vinity School are Obliged to appeal for assist.
atcs ID tho friends oi,ths institution. As We
shall be deprived OF the uso Of tho building for
two or three months. 1t Is found necessary to
provide rooms y town during this interval for
iaoaa. are small have sl6sreaI tho ioss q
bpoIE md other, property. The furniture
10 tho som has been damaged by lire and
Is nut brotectod BY the insurance OF the build
lng NEE. The sxtTaS5dnary thus thus
x3.S6ii viii bs nsecssary; Tho!e are no funds
arnllable to meet the demand. Under these
ctrcuin stu noes we linve decided to lay tho facts
before our Christian friends nnd TO ask for MD
In making up the required sum. Contributions
for thla purpose may DO reniitted 70 any meg-
Dor OF the Theological faculty or directed to the
college ttsasu!!sar. o,or n r,surn 49,
"f.Ewis D. BnAsTow.
"Gg0EnE Q. STEVENS.
"Con,mittee OF tho Faculty..
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David Benton calls himself BABY Benton. He
says no is q feet 81. inches tn ]. and a few days
ago he got an engagement ns' the boss giant in
a Harlem dime museum. When the lecturer
WAS about to give the giants museum history
to the patrons ~ the place lac looi:ed ia vain
for the giant. who nj last WAS found in tho col
lar doubled ny like II 'jackknife. The giant
said he had bad attack nf cholera mnrbIis.
The museum, people said that Harlem whisksy
giant y temper to such an extent that Police
man Moyckel wns called IN to nuiet him. Yes.
as,evcr WAS ncen HI apoloxized for tIle tr,u-
Bile he had caused. hni was fined ~ In the
Harlem court. He paid his fine and wanted'to
scum said he Mnst hava q NOR" Trustworthy
giant than Baby Benton. who therrnp0n found
himself out OF Job.
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81 had very severe headaches lasting three days
loss Of memory. would have to stop and think what
had TO do. and was bothered very much. had inward
spasins; was very hysterca,; would cry all day for
soothing. would drop anything out Of my hand. and
my speech was affected. took Dr. Greens's Nervurs,
ana II has been the greatest blessing to me and my
husband who. before know IL he should nnd me
alive when he returned each night. feel 20 thank.
fol Tor what DR.. 0reene's Nervura has done
S0r sse that should need whole page praisins it.
Mrs LUCY sOUYA,
1856 Ninth Az, New York city,
SoteDr Greene, the specialist In curing all forms OF
nervous and chronic diseases, 50 West 14th st.. New
York. DO consulted free personally or by letter.
CAN or write him about your send for symptom
blank 10 al ont and letter fully explaining your die.
ease. giving advice. Ac.. will be returned frss
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BUTCHER. IOgAxr CoNyHxrxp.:
ne nav SyyspSshsses with, Fstrssr Nfsllttt
Whe Was A1yeterlenhly DNaeoea.

ne Nav syv.plthssss with, fstrser NfslIttt,
whs wss laystertest,y Dvseees.
EAsToy. Conn. Oct. .1a = when TEE stN
printed tho adventure, Of sFarmerAaron Nal.
lett OF Trumbull. a, few. weeks ago there were
many skepticAl persons who could not under
stand how he. became 's,iddeniy unconscious
while lnthe comrmpy:eLA. bunco sxiualer and
as suddenly, recovered, HE ;senses afterward.
as deestihed by him. Among the ,'unbe-
levers y Was hatcher, II. E. Logan Of this
town. I.Notv rho believes every. 4 word OF
old Sir. shfhllatt!s story .s,ecsuse he has had
nn experieneeJwitlr.the same gang and
was! jnst as. mssttrfoirsly. overcome. DIR
l,pRan. had been. over hi ausnala route one day
last week peddling meat, and had taken I'm
about $40 in. bills and between 81 and ~ lin
silver. The hillside csrrlelin roll In hisvest
tociet and the silver 'was inn small shot bag
tn his. wagon. 'hbout'noon lie stopped at the
house OF Joseph Fields; a few miles from home.
to see about the. purchase OF some cattle.
While talking with Mr. Fields two aentlemAnly
appearing men drove up and INQUIRED the way
to bridgeport. : Mr.'I6ghn. directed them and
a. few minutes after, Atatted for his home.
About hali;way there he 'nlet;the two men
again. They had TURNED b6ck for some pur.
pose. When they. got tophpsite Mr.. Logan the
older OF the two stopped his horse and: alight-
wagon. e 81 aSrs ais S',
saS:i oSs ss ys e sEss s s hefis
kssa ss tsSSssSssS SssovsF
MrsI1ggan cane to hts senses about three
Da afs 81 ts ne S sn
oesa Sss fS fEsSs @ fe IT. IT.
te.sa spulfJ. He regainSd the use Of his sensss
Very . sS,SHwIy and e Vas ssa tine before ,s
ss ss's e maE s ;as sx
as though he ,wssiMtSSicased; Pc wasIlsht.-
ssaf s6a SSsss ~ ns s' aaor
awaiting ito be- .unhitched; ;. The. animal
s S sSTs d sSss ssn ws maids
III sSaH IL ia sssn sanatSsss Df ssse
ut he says tast 5Sth were
not drink anything Ghioroforn was not nsfd.
for that does nor Rossess.the anieEness OF Pm
Rrnetism was also ,msationsd. but he does
ns si snd h In sas
H fs 81 es asssan p5ssss while leaning
S Sss9 n not Ssevs Tat
.ses sfq 1s bssye. tSs Hs
ISSsf wl!iSs 10 1!ises. Ths Two men answer
ths given ssd
aged farn,el:, HeSIns, talked over the affStr
with Mr. Malleit. and. both were struck with
sefous again. Mr.. Logarris about rs years Old.
neat wagon through. ;Easton. ketdlng, abb
soD sSprs an
friends beiievahis story implicitly. 49, =.
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HER HUSBAND; rrRNkD ur IN cousE
Mrs. Gstely. .sssiosiss HIm Deaa.> WA
Ssulas for flss Fife Insurance. =,

SubaE for HeD Ellie Insurance.
Oswkao. Oct. 13-Thsre was sensation In
Justice Kennedys court, here. to-day, when
John H. tely-walkeds into the Court House
aud confronted his vile. who vas prosecuting
claim Of $4,000 against the Mutual Reserve
Find Life Association of New York. -
Since July II: 1880. Mrs., Gately has repre-.
scented herself to be a widow. Two years prior
to that time her. husband disappeared He
carried two life insurance policies. one In the
Metropolitan Life Of New Yerk for $1,000. and
the Others in; file Mutual Reserve Fund Life
Association. for, $2,Ol,O.. On July 2l..l6gO.
the body Of, an. unknown man was,fo1bd
featingiu the Erie. Canal near. 1jehton,s Lock.
Syracuse. 1t was buriedfwithopt being idanti-
fed. In the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mrs. llately
Thought she recoeDiZed'lier husband. She in.
dltee1 four men. Who were we'll. acquainted
win, Gais!y to goto syrssS.1ss and e1aglpe the
lively. and made atfldAvlts 70 that effect, MIS-.
lie insurance, conf painless tosettie. The Metro;
Agent f. ". Thoma s' 81 the .MntNal declined.
aud was not long In hunting Mp 0ately. who
Ids been at work lin Syracuse for more than
M6sn Lawyer F.A.' Rurnllam Of New York
lear4ately the wit19Ss stand there was the
liyelest Kind OF a .sehsatioD. 0ately was, ipa.
nledtatety arrested pn:a warrant charging him
with having abandoned hfS FAMILY. His wife
~ the cOmpainAnt.l .. '
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4 ry70yt' or .EaRxERs.
They ForsA an ,AsssclatlSs to Esok Aner
Their Basiaess Ihterssts.

GRAND FoREs. n. D.. Oct. lathe North
western, Farmers Protective Association has
been organized In this city ior the PURPOSE Of
looking after the interests Of its mem bers in
the disposal Of their wheat anu otiier' farm
products Ithas a membership Of oversp0 in
North Dakota and Minnesota. IT has~ elected
an agent or manhger to be'statoned at Duluth.
who has given bond of S75,OO0 forthe faith
full performance 6f'his duties. Hc'wil receive
and dispose Of all the.graln Of tile members at
Duluth or ship it to English markets. as
dssmeL advisable
Al object aimed al ~ this ssso 6. viii
opportunity for mixing, directly to English
markets. and.'by THUS ESTABLISHING their grade
there. T.. secure the highest market price.
Ble psrcSWag over that of the mi {ed wheat
say shipseS sGy q ere. haze
association WIFI handle from. 3.OOIUN0 to-
3.U0O.ty0O bushels Or wllest, this ysaf. They
have one or two elevators. and are building
others 1T various points '..S
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MRS. SCOEIELD orr or REACH.
No AdHaittanre 10 Her House for . Cour
MessenGer with a SumMOns.


Nettie (Cortelyou) Guion. the actress. who
got summons in the Jefferson Market Police
Court on Monday for Mrs. Lillian Sconeld.
alias Lady Landsmere." OF 100 West Forty.
first street. was in court yesterday morning.
but Lady landsmere" wasn't. Court Nes-
sengcr Hugh AIcEvoy told Justice Hogan that
a servant had told him nobody named Sconed
lived in the, house, He tried 10 force his way
in. but found that the door was fast ened wit h
a chain. He saw Mrs. Scoleii looking from a
window. McEyoy recognized her aud told her
10 come and Set tho s sun Mr. scoasd
Justice Hogan ordered that another sum
mons be made out. Thistfme an officer WAS
sent to serve II.
Miss Gpior, said Yesterday that she, went
on "Wednesday, evening. Mrs. ScoielI asked
her she would accompany her and friend
to dinner Mrs. Scotiel,l said she was a widow
iTer husband had heeh lend only three weeks
and she did not like to be seen dining alone
with gentleman. After Miss Guion had been
in the house for one might she was convinced
says. and she left the next morning. She sent
for hsr macintosh. hut Mrs. IAndsmerO-
ScoliclL would not give it up.
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or TO H1s AkRfcAx BKsHoP3Ic

0sshsp. Taruer ssa llis 'BHopo OF Great
Negro State On the DarA Continent.
Bishop Turnor of the African Methodist
Church leaves to-day IA tho City OF Paris for
his bishopric In tho mission Helds OF Western
Africa. He held an Informal reception Mt the
house Of the Row. 7. n. Gould. 2l8 Sullivan
street lost evening. and at the church next
door. 10 is heavily built. tall. and exceedingly
actlyo. Ho enid:
II expect TO 10 back hero about Jan. l.
shall yi6it tho mission, nclds IN Aboria.. and
the missions at CApo fa!mos and Grand BIAS.
sSm. I Shall 60 first to Sierra Leone. whesS
Fam .silP sststins ths XirIsan Colonization
pkn. and tor q limo ,of stoamere to Garry the
fSaorsd people from this country pagk g Africa.
mako great and independent nation" =.
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EACH WANTS>A; DIVORCE.
CAPT WOODRTCk,r Of, THE CARACAS
JEALOUS Or.yITs STABLE BOY.

| -
CAPT W00DRrCK,r Of THE CARACAS
JEALOUS or MS sTABLE sOY.
| ----- 80. 7"
"ns VIE TestiAes That Me Tsrew = writ.
m rS pesk ut her AZ she Lay In See. asa
| 'e"ea 10 At"Her ~'ta's ssyess'.
has sailed tho, stormy ocean since he was a
soy. drought up hard and last as defehpantin
| divorce proceedings I'm special tenn Of the
Supreme Court. Long Island City yesterday.
o m,s w'Io; Belle IL Woodrles. accuses. MIN. OF
tlce Bartlett TO give her salvage and, cast the
o"ita s., aaii,n one ran ason, 81 Tue Ssposin
s %ss ss ysn s Caea
'Ses wsrs hs st lF% sa' ss cut rs
cantsin wa wa 40 ''en but isseaFs OLD w"'s the
in command o, tho s,eamshin s cars sa OF the
Red D line. which sails the spanish main. A
Sun gale ts wh'.,sd around the outside Of the
tilted chair. A diamond ring sentI llated on the
his counsel Hanrv .Mon,,ort o,, I",n n a..
nSssn he WAS sss sailing in foreign waters
pt r. 20 sE , ,"s ,,h ,S
piot.,ih airec] !'ne with me captain . wea.hef
" A,.ss wis, .s was among ro,0 mem EN- ,,,,
Brooklyn for several years. Then ,l,c Captain
nnrchnsed nm o,d.fo ehi,nad hons. m Is.
Roskawsy road. 'In jamaica, saewn ~ ,,t tbs
here tSae 's sre Ms ~ ASTON ~ pfa
cueAiiVus " crue'!y, put he Ins DeRnn couu-
Ter sH' aSanst Pr Gr a5sontc Sorss II
R Roy hobert Phillips. mud hs cousin Alexander
Mss H's sp ,';tsasy I'll ~ T tas!r
ment She hS,. met + the Gspt shs nsr
They We're happy while living n Brook.
i;Sih as% il lsss fE%, ,a%n,| the csI, s ~.
sme e !es.lea; was sIw9ya t1,e JEALOUS o. iiar
tSst was mot t rSs o t 70 as?
lent form Their h1nss there was isola,sa
USUALLY nnptL a. six weeRs HS ns hsr
Bs. P Pr SoSsn I!sas:ts
reg cemrany during her her hns y ahseSse
sss IN s T. and si1S e aSsw s ns sSnss
Ssssssa her: thfcssS the ,Iail q1si i s sIs
lie threw y heavy Writing dssk,whieh was on
eahipiSon De1ore tne 1uty' AZ her as sne iay IN
s ss1 oyan e sae c, mSs a ne avs" sS2f
and draWi9g the blade nom It's sheath. threat.
engt 70 Silt ner IN Mhe ohe pnt rue serEant
no at e5m com for her Her ilnsbapa even
mann o er and 20 Clean Sfss s1sns
lines she was seriously III. but ne :refised to
iurni 81, ner VIII nPe.or,or nurse. Her ILL.,
ness was eauseu ~ ii.treatnent
had Phillips; the stable boy 10 her house alone
~ niKnl. ana tnst sIe PLAYED tne piano VINE
"a IA ihs room on me nlght re1erreu 70 she gave
Philips PIP set with Braziliapp bug at the
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TRYING 70, SAFE TWO MwpEnEns.
The Electrical Exeeutioa law Agatn Berere
The DATED States Supresse Court.

,,
WN"ioS, oet: INC supreme,So"rt
~ o ~ ~ e'stss Quay -"ohe'n'
Snurtes g. shoor o'!NeW aotk u'ea motion 10
t.,..t a'rh,' or ADVANCE tee cases Of chares
noL,sa,no ana Nicolo iaeAze' tne conaemned
sins "nSos mt.nos y, aec,h hv .Sn on
nppea,s from tho ,lecjsion Of the Circuit Court
o; Ia southsrn I;strist Of Nav Yort Sonxin .
an 4 ppllcotion for n writ Of habeaa corpus.
In the brief i,led with the petition IN the cass
Of Trssza. who was sentenced to eath sof the
. %a' %s,s, ..r s,. sa ,ss suS e
stated In the petition presented to the Circuit
Court. In this petition. the Attorney;Genera
conviction and first sentence. and on
from, the custody Of tho sheiif,o' Xmas county
70 .s state prison ns a. sing slug and that O
nae oecn kept thero ever since IN solitary eon.
nnsmont. wnc On. aMege IN behalf OF
tor ans rsason thu. h s nIs,ag law
%sSI ., .s and sru ,Ir N wSn no has been
pne nt, and in violation O, tho ConstItntion q,
ths J.n,,a, stst.e ,nroac,ih,no :. 60, VI
tne Ch,.e" s.atoF. proscr'o'hR second pcl-
Atty and jeopardy Tor tho Same offence. and IL
in violation Of sections s and 4 n, tho
constitution ~ the I,nitca stn... :" on,.,r .,'.
Som"''.uSo" V, 1.e oA,'cu e.@tss' ana Tor the
the said Trczza cannot DO legally axenntad
not only for the cGiiso aioresnii. Iut' fo:"the
OF which Hcopy 10 hereto annexed. 10 Void in
n ent Of the execution OF tho saii 'frcyva "O~s
The Attorney.i ionarsi saSs in s,innorf n, b;s
mofjon that fherN r. no merit IN kSs a -, III
and flint IL wus fsken fSr 'sInv nniv onyy ptSEas
the petition for writ az bn"ns cnrn,,. u si r.
NO err,nds FOR the ernntinm oi ti,S snno o o,3
Tint no f0cts arc sfaSetI IA show flint Teaeja fs
restra incl Of his liberty in rioIns;i,n of tba
Constitution Of the nited States, ~ INV la,v
or treaty Of tho Unite Stntos or tI,af hs IA an
Toned ia thc laws 81 tho Initial State. nA'h'
Z AtSElvsins was twice convictsd RI fhe n,,,r.
dor In fio iirst degree or 1rncnr n anal III m.a
in ErooEIyn. THe Cont 81 InnenIs r.y ..,,i
tho i,idGmant ~ t6e Iower cnI'rt 10 ~" nSt
trial md orIorei nav rial Isto. u; VIZ .n III
eonvicfion ho WAS. on Mnrrh Il ISL snnten.nS
ID DO executed. In this case ittorncwnt
Tabor moyel TO disn,iss' nffirIn' ~ aslxcnna ihn
oaso Tor argument; purity. mpon tho su ~"
siths allegations ia the plaintiffs petition boz
softf had no amth"sity En- sont anna a' No III
yHine secoaj: fimf,. wh"n WcEixnins
"Iv Vim us Of The iirst ssntonrn nntnrnd "nn.
arJ axniatea Ia mart fHa nnnisT n,.,u, ~ ~ ~
~ ,xistinv law X his ofrnpre" II ~ fnrths,
aIhsosl In Lahnif al WSEivninu tho. ~. ' inu.
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7raasserting tke mig 0raAite Ease OF Long
Joha yvsatworth's Al0ausseat.

Tho suit OF James ii. Williams against tho
anliowell Granite Company Of MAine for 5000
viii BIO tried noxt week In ths Oity Court IN
brooklyn. The suit grow out ~ tho delay III
transporting granite block .20x18 feet from
New York 10 Chicago. Tho block was intended
iot base OF tho monument to Long John"
Wentworth TO be erected In the latter city. The
6IoIex had boon ordered by Mr.. Wentworth hin-
s sfSad some timS before his death. When itar.
r Mrims r. HSaa 6Sats ara taken Troy u
tspdsnt Of iSbite %oTis ShsnaRan' ss Sdi Z,
SS9ow Il TO pass through the canal The canai
S SHat was tow9d bnck to Now York aud tho
ARd in thS way Il was taken. to ifs dosi lnafiep.
s stn for $500 damages for tho Injury 70 tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-14
Peiiee Transfers.

Policeman Schneider Of the Thirteenth pre-
cihct wsa on q vacation some time ago. While
resting he filrAishsd material for Ave COM
plants. The Commissioners were lenlent with
him yesterday for, they ansd him thirty days
nay and transferred. him to the Seventh pre-
james Sheridan. 90 years old. was retired on
half pay.
Policeman Blass Of the Twenty-ninth was
transferred to the Thirty third. and Police
man Schools NJ the Eighteenth was transferred
tothe Twenty. first,
j. Fitzgerald. Daniel Crow and Frank COnnor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-14
Ser cana Goes TO Prison wit. Her,

SARATOGA. Oct. 13-3Irs. Alice Harvey oil
Whitehall. whose husband was recently
drowned In Lake Champlain. was sent enced to
the Albany penitdntiary for three years at
Sandy Hill to-day. on her plea Of guilty OF as.
sa,ilt In the first degree on Patrick Garriaan.
whom she accused OF drowning Mr.. Harvey.
She threw sulphuric acid into GRrriganS face.
bTrs. Harvey has nu infant under one year.
The Court directed the sheriff to take the child
with the mother to the penitentlary. This
Raises tho question. Can tho keeper OF prison
receive within It's walls person not under
sentence, even Il that person Is the infant child
OF q convict motherl