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poHTsNovrH =. IL , Ian ~. ~" Reed mur.
der inlu"s' WI concluded to-day after EHrry
lad md" his statement hi story b.ug sub.
s'an,Iaiiy n previously publU nod. iuasuuch
us I'nrgy wa an "yo"irness Of III" murder.
the STATE oGI"ials thought hs should Ia racsi
under $500 bonds for his aDpsnran'e nj tbs
hprIl term II court which wns orirr"d Tho
darei II yer'.i,, that Elhrilgo o. E"ei came 10
II \ death NJ Nurth Salon u, Ia" lgHds oi DAN
i.l Murrhp m, Frank WoO4 and 'fnt they 10
h" d ~ piin"iuals WIN" iIrs. EeoI was an hr.
.sory hi" tho nct Wa Committed. Ths
prisoners. who arc now "uutinoi In lal hsrA
VII have "A heariUg IN no p"liee court Oh SaL-
uIlH, IuDruIlu,
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The State Board OF Civil Service Commission
ers met Yesterday In tho Gilsey House. Excise
Commissioners Koch OF this city requested in
s,ruc,ions from tho Board as 10 what power
tho Excise Commissioners have in making sp-
poiu,ments He presented the case OF an
applicant for on In inspectorship who desired to
enier non connective examination. but who
II was feared. was not comDetent TO MI the
post As the applicant was u veteran OF the
war. and must, Therefore. have preference
under the law. the question arose ss to tho
power Oi the local Board to reject bis sppiica-
lion AitOr discussion the natter was left 10
the local hoard, but Il may have TO 10 settled
ip the courts eventually
Dr C &. Schuyler of Troy was mado q mem
ber of the Fxsmining Board.
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GOombe-Peil.

Emma Augusta Pel. . daughter OF Stephen
Pen. was married In tho st. James Episcopal
Church. Lafayetts avenue. Brooklyn. yester-
day afternoon at 9 O'Clock to Henry Bernard
Coombs. The church was flled. The bridal
robe was q creation In tsn-colorsd cloth and
velvet. The bridegroom was attended by MI
friend; Mr.. Mcheeysr, as les' man; Miss Ida
wore q tan-colorsl robe, and carFied bouquet
OF Cstherine Msrinet roses. Messrs. Rowe.
Pell. Cockshaw, and Long were the ushsrs.
their wedding tour 70 return on Feb. 10. when
. reception will be held At the hems OF the
bride. las Macon street
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WATERBURY,. Jan ~ Henry r. Warner.
about 81 yeare Of age. II bridgeport registered
al the FrauEIin House last night This morn
ing the guests wern s'artioa by the TepDrt oi u
rl.tOl In Warner's room. Tho man had shot
Hin snlf in mo LETT temple and belor" msdicsi
sIi-,ArcS cOuH he .b'alnsd In wac dead.
Harner was y h,rso dealer enp y"d 10y Liv.
"ryman rteriin" Of BriiRsport, u r. wife and
threc chi drsn ll'o N Nsw Haven "" hsd been
daslOad"ni ui ate over 'aWi AFFAIRS.
The sun., 1891-01-29

The CORPORATION Couns" summoned 2t2 do
IinGucnt Jurors t. arpenr befor" chef Justice
Ialy Of the Louu oI Common ilean Yesterday.
ard all but fourteen ir"ron'ei themss. YES
The abs"n,ess were ilued 800 and 90 cos's
eac', and similar hn.- we're imposed 10 n
ArlDnx tho genIIrineu o&cu-ch WAS j. s.
Holly a ~ ock broker He was pu nj wsd iiug
tour when tho notice reached ms house and
tho Ju ig thought bis Ghseu"" VAS Iafd, nH-
be Another II tho dein1 u"nts stated thar
uar,mant ana Judge buly. pb-er, Ing hat his
Ierviosa war. much He.'lel by the city In hn-
other direction. excused him heIt wssk
about $50 more de ein Iuents viii he called ulon
to explAin
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Canadian Cattle to he omarantin-d nt Sus.
pension Bridg~.

Io3KroRT. Jan. 29.-The Secretary OF ACri-
culture has issued an order directing that all
live stock entering this district from Canadn
should be insIe ted and quarantineI AZ Sus-
pension Bridge instead Of at last Buffalo. "a
heretofore. BY this order tn" Agricultural
Depart m"nt hopo 10 carry out TO better advan-
tags tho provisions OF the act OF Aug. 80, 1880.
and prevent the INTRODUCTION Of contagious
the rebuilding and repairing OF tho old cut,ir
sheds at huaponsion BIllge by III" railrouds
sband"ncd s sI ana viii viii Hs iafse ,Tnn aa,Iay s"en
the part OF the New i6H Central and i,rts
roads Several years ago tho 'ntte shrds
were abaDdo on ell and all cattls were taken t.
East Buffalo for inspection whei, thousands
Of dollars were sxpendeh IN Lifting w Ampe
on the part OF tho Agricultural department
causes Q big kick from the railroads.
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Inc~ndinri-- Ia D.nbnry.

DANTrFY. Jan. 81 Tho presence Of a smkl
army OF deiec ives IN the city in hOpesOf secur-
ing the $1,000 offered for 'he capture OF tho in
ceLdiari.s docs not seem 10 intiinidA's them.
Las, uight william Iubusr reh'h he'd his home
on Henry street lUSt n5 "a stranger was llGEtlhg
u fro on tho front stop yh" ne udiary used
seroseLe oil. lie escai sd IN tho ia knuss.
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Thr sHn.dnl. rrn,r,c,a. Case.

pi19spIEip, Mas, Jan, ~. Fredor!ck A.
Hnlo II II nsdals. who killed his brother Henry
in family quarrel May 4. 1890 was ARA nnsd
for tidal In tn" Superior Court this morning
charged with inauHlaugL al. He plsnJed guilty
o. Asshuit and battery and no plea was ac.
cept"t by tho Distric' Attorney Ihis IL ihs
hInsda 9 ira,flcdn 'Hs", IN which the klllirg
was 'olIOwui ~ The sglcids Oi lho father Of
tie LCy-. Srnt"ucs was deferred,
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BRID6KPoRT. Jan. 2s An application for the
appointment Of conservstor over the person
and estate OF Mrs. Louisa English OF East Main
street was made to-day in the Probate Court by
tho heirs- -st-lsw. Mrs. Charles WeInig AMI
Charles Myatt. children OF Mrs. English by her
first husband. A number OF Witnesses were
examined and testified that Mrs English WAS
not Of sound mind and consequently neon
amounts TO between S66.0OD and T5OpG Oi
lstA Mrs. English has become infRtuAted with
q young sporting man Of this city. Isaac
jewell. She has given him large sums OF
money and early In tho present month loaned
him si 300 A few days ago her children heard
property TO jewell. and they brought the pro.
readings for tho sppointn!ent Of . copssryAtor
without delay. Recently Mrs English erected
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mor. Trouble for E,.ng-l,n-.

Schuyler Hamilton. Jr. rstItoued Judge In
graham yesterday for the apo Etn!en' Of his
wife Gertrude v &. Hamilton, es guai1inn nt
u4eir child, Schuyler v & Hamilton. agrd 9
Years. who ie a dev's.e under the will of his
uncle Fobs.t ltay Hamilton Rays alleged
marriage to Eva J.. Nam on Jan. 7 80 IL r"-
ierr.d TO q tho poti'ion "a, having 'Oudsl tho
title Of tho child 10 certain rsal ottaic 10 "lirh
he In entitled under the v III Of EOboTt lay
Hamilton and II II proposed 70 biing an nct on
against LyR j. Mann to remove q II "lnud and
10 declare her marriage .i,A laWiIiOn IDii.
Judge InRraham granted tho petition appoint
ng her as Lis guardian.
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Preacher ..d People Both K.p. warm.


DoTER. Del Jan 2s.-In the House ysster-
day the New Castle County Five Comm ssioner
bill and the Cedar Greek Hundred Division bill
wore passed bv a vote OF l3 to 4. Eissnbrsy be-
ing the only Dem ocrst voting in the negative.
The Five Comm issionsT bill practically legis-
,atss New Castle county cut q Ispu3lican iptS3 i3
does the same In part for susse!. The foros
bill was used with effect in brip gtpg about the
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Dr.. G,s,-r wapts MS Pc.

DR.. Paul G!bisr Of tho Psstsur Institute has
= suit pending In the City Court against Jacob
Van Ness to recover $50 for treating his son.
The boy bad been bitten BY . dog and WAS sup
posed to 10 suffering from hydrophobia Mr..
Van Ness SAYS the suppositiOn was incorrect
aud there WAS 20 necessity for the treatment
He IL not willing 10 pay more than $50. Judge
NewbuIger yesterday put the case on tho short
cnnsA ca. .aldAI.
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Accused or M"rIc,rns ITS wife.

N.SrIcoKY. Pa Jan. ~, John Boye was
arrested here today "bargsd with 'he murder
% his vile, who was fount d"nd In her homo
on Church ttrcct win h"r throat cut by q
rayor. Boyle admits guarr"lliug with his vito
duriH = tho mOrning, bn' claims tIia took nor
own Ito grey w"r0 married In i"'pey CITY
n,o,irg nnre on NJ niaY. The woman WAS
about y years old. and tho husband a year or
f,un nlInr
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THE NEW MAconRs DAM BRIDGE
Plans for . O0.s0ot Bridge TO be Submi tied
to the Hoard oT Estimate.

Architect A. p Boiler submitted to the Park
Board yesterday an amended plan for tho pro.
posed new Macomb's Dam bridge. which is to
cross tho Harlem River at Seventh avenue.
The members of the Board OF Estimate ard
Apportionmsnt are anxious TO have bridge 20
or 80 feet wide. but Mr. Boiler said that he
thought a 4O-ioot roadway would be big
enough He was instructed to prepare plan
showing such a roadway as be favored. This
plan will make the width OF the bridge about
60 feet. When tho plans are finished they will
be ssn6mlt;ed TO ths hGaId 81 tsumsts: al TIM,
the restaurant In Central Park formerly known
a. Mount st. Vincen, be called The Redoubt.' -
Comm issioncr Dana preferred the nems Of
McGowns Pass Tavern"
Engineer Kellogg was ordered 10 prepare
PLANS for the ,approschss TO The Washington
Memorial Arch. ANA SEQ 900 was set aside 10
pay for building manure pit aud = cremstory
In Central Park
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fcw curi0 connoissoprs at'onIei IN" first
day n sale u tn" collection Of SignoJ hpirlIon
yesterday afternoon, 80 tho lhngs sold III low
figures Among the larger purchasers wsrs
Gsorge II. Carter And Messrs Hall ana watts.
Tho sals will be continued this Afternoon ami
cvsning when the more valuable articles AAd
the pictures will be disposed OF
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ResigueA Her FIHes IS . Missionary aaa
Married . CiergymAs.

RocHEsryH. Jan. 2S-About the middle OF
October last Miss Sarah Griffith. an accom-
plishsd young lady Of Warsaw, near this city,
sailed from New York for Iudis. there 10 be-
csme a missionary. under appointment OF the
womsn's Foreign Missionary soce.y OF the
Baptist Church Word has Just been received
ried at Mantelay on Dec Her Lusbaud is
the Rev. i. Mosier oi Worrester, New York,
marriage is the result OF an acqusiDtanos
made on shipboard, while on the way 70 tho
missionary Held. Miss Grinith resiknsd her
her attention TO her spouse Instead OF 10 Chris
uAniEtpS the heather.
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AN AIR SHIP IN PIT7xBURGH.
The Inventor Askes His Model SsiI A soue
In . Large HsI-Its Plan.


P11sBuRoH. Jan. 2s.-An air ship that sails
and can be controlled Is at work In the old City
Hall. The machine represents sixteen years
OF work on the part OF Joseph Renaid. The
model is thirteen feet long and egg shaped. 1t
travels big end first and Is propelled by fans
in the bow. rudder permits guidance In any
direction. A car hangs from an inflated bag OF
hydrIgen Tas snd nalr ol w,pGs a. tho SIDE
oi shs moasi Is abop ssn ponad Sn Mt Ky
nsrd saya hs can make his ar ship any size and
propsl the large sizes with steam power. A
would be too heavy was promptly snubbed BY
Mr.. RenHrd, who said he was n civil engineer.
and wanted NJ suggestions from persons igno-
ihe Inventor in hated his ha Icon to- day. tied
tho rudder straight. and lot the outfit 20. II
stopped when 1t touched The wall. Then The
IuddeI was set at tangent. and the air ship
and SfSi Of Hsaa svsaon soesy
OF Psris and OF the Aerosta'ic AcSdsmy
Preacher s.d People Both Kept Warm.
MERIpEN. Conn. Jan. 2s.-When tho Rev DR..
Chspin OF the Universalist Church arrived Al
the sanctuary to conduct services on Sunday
morning ,u the midst o! the heavy snow storm,
he caused considerable Of u sensation. but hs
was as Ssrm Ts, as ar Eskimo clad clad IN b his boar,
10 new spnpsEs over bis vest, hsn slipped op
esms roM au the %'' top Of his head S0 10 seSW
MIS- knees From tho kness down no was
covered with manila wrapping paper, wound
string tightly enough to hold Il in place.
but no, so ,ifht - 10 impede the circulation
also wore toe pads OF the same msterisl. Hs
looked below Ike tho first rushsr Of = football
sH ksrs Iauss s.I. thar
memters present to hold y service.
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principal stookhoidsr In . 500 barrel oil wsii
Just struck In tho GAnpinston Geld This iS
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A pr.,.n..s Tour, om..r.. sentence.

Charles GIa,t o. 43D Vest ERhts.h street
who pleaded guilty of ohta ning&ipo from Mrs
Emilia Grsenwad on Fept. . ~ the pre'ence
that no was court officer and wanted tho
money 10 deposit in court a. security for tho
proper maintenance ot Mrs br"rn walc'2 "a
yeaf-Uld daught"r. WAS Sentenced BY Judge
MartIns yesteTdaY 10 State prison iyr Two
yeara Mrs. Gveenwald's child was taken from
Eer by her husband when he ran away with
nnntlar YuinNn.
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Mrs. .I.n,r.ou Davis. H.al,A Improves

Mrs jefferson navi. who is living with bor
daughter at the New York HO.el. has been
seriously III. Heart trouble was the specific
cause. and she has bosn confined 10 her room.
Her dsughter is ssslsting In finishing the Ito
Of bsT father which Mrs DAVIS is wrttlng. Mas
Davis ssid last niEht thst ber mother 10 rapid
II recovering from bey illRess.
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EiMIHA. Jan. 2S-T Tho lIov NJ Van Auk"n q
Lutheran miuist"r from Utica, was taken iru m
this city lns' night 10 tho insane asylum. MIR.
Van hUkct's wife was buried tho 18th lost.
Inst Satuldav h" cam" her" to rce hs uoph"w.
Tresidon' Kellogg u' tho ! lmira bridge COM
pauy. On Sunday he b"naino in ans from
broodiug over The death Ul hi, wife nni On
sunday nIph' ii shrlcnr'd ~ o',l.cr On
Monday niOrninr b" nppcnrni at tho hrine ~
Charles k"IlpEg, IN Athens pJ.. ana i"iIOl Nei
tho family ~ Auu"a II Tor protecting from opls
10 Enid vino w"r" ,hn.inr hiu. ~" wa. NnH'ly
induced 10 90 t. n hOio iol, but be, ans inni" viz.
lert ihor" and Ir"w n / ME-, wi'h which hN
thiaatebsd tn" perUl" ~ ~" house. ilo uHi
ovsrJowcrcd nni lock'd NJ. i"uicr!hy after
noon commission IN lunn"r decldr"i hiW lu-
shno nnd he Was takeu ion private nFyuIiI ut
[ iIu L
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TR'roIInan Fleming OF the West Thirty Sew
euth street station found woinan's shawl
and hooI on tho Thrt"'h street pier last fri
day. They were identified yesterday hy HsLry
larkmaun ~ belonging I" his mother Ell1n.
10th Iackmarn who livsd with her hu ,ban,!
and two sous a. no West Inirteth street /,
II believed that shn committed sUi"dc. She
WAS iHst RR"n on Thur Stay 'venipg, IIye
years ago she w.s acciIien ally shot through
,h" eye y her eldest son. who wa- celebrating
tle Fourth q! july by iirin0 OF IA revolver, mo
bullet hal neyei be"n extracted. and It paNc
Mrs f.a"kHann erca' Geni ~ trouble hhs
had b"en suffering from dysrep-in also. and
Jump into he rivor She was g. yeais old.
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HE SUFFERED FOURTEEN YEARS
WITH CnRoNrC CArARRu. wUtCn
wlTRsTOOD TRG ErroRrs or
PROMINENT rHYslCIANs,
Johs Roman OF sh's CITY Ten. How he
nsa Bse~ Amlct~d and How He
Wa. CNi~steiy Cured or
chronic Casnrvk

Another ycuns man Who has suffered from q tc.,n.
toe cAse ~ CatAh for yeatr past hs. been
speedily aud thoroughly cured lie 4. yesrr " ace
shd AZ rteeent has the sturdy he .lihy
seen s'ck day
us nsme John Roman and he Mv.s w.t. h,s
mother N heaiy furnished Cat at iuT ka.t ssth
stfeet lie works In miil at Astcrls fsw dsy. 40
Ing h,s case '''' N'"'' ''"'
have boen Thoroughly cured of = very bad cas-. a.
rstMrh OF fourteen yssts standing by Doctors Nctoy
MidmAn snd Plair when the disease nrst IN Al
itself houced stcrrAse In and throat AMI
mi. sthduaIp grew worse until impaired nv arpetIls
aud could not tAte suoient food poutls M boJv
GfopetY NY rect was poor sud many slsep-ss nish,s
t,,sa a. vn"n 1 Vents % Sdni .r n n. morning a
weAknes ehsned and | lcst nesh rApidly 1 Wa in =
pretty had way assure yon. "
consnlted soine of the brst physicAns in rhnadsl
rha aud others later IN Ruhsio but gained nothns
more than momentaIy relief from them firaiI
after ccWne to New York and toAdirs Of Doctor. Nd
Cor, N,llman aud Rlsir. Ieterm,nsd to take sr~st
meut from them Now AIN perfectly cured I "a
hNeen pounds within the hrs' three wesNs of INV
treatment under their hands cordially recon, m nd
sufferers from cstarrh " 60 10 them and bs cursa
81 MONTH UNTIL. rEB. I.
Doctors Mccoy, wnduau, an, Ris,r have dsniaed ~
treat all cases OF iatArh coming To- them before vsh l.
l~'' Al the low rate " eve doilAp . month ninth
cured sna q, furnish al! msiie,Ie Their otnc.s srea
New Scrk aud 1871 Montague 81, Brooklyn.
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IIe VIZ. Rooted to the Rock.

On the fiat top OF u large stone near the
msnagerie In Central Park a mlserab bIe man
WAS sitting yesterday afternoon, and halr u
ss-,ro Of small boys Knocked his wro, chetn.sH.
The rock wns cut and placed 10 look rs though
II had lam ther0 siuco rrimeval days, but there
was no rretcDce OF antiquity about tho man
He was Just an ordinary specimen Of thegrnus
tramp OF our own timo who lad neglected to
20 Into winter luariers. lie seemed To- be ear
rying good deal OF whiskey under his ragged
vest. but his own spiits w"rc cIcarly at low
water mark. and lie whinpercd dolefilly n be
tried hgAiu and again to rise from his hIh
seat, but without success.
A sparrow Policeman, who S'rulIcd down
tho walk watched him "uruuaiy. Tor iis ell r's
to pet M were. evidently. earnestly made and
obviously II was not The effect Of hs pot atoms
that Nas anchoriug him to toe rock.
What's tho matter with you r ut Inst nsl-eI
the rniicsmhn. Why don't you movs on"
Cause ] cant r,.pl!"d the nnn crosby.
" m rooted bore. Tnom blasted boys has
pasted me to the stone
III" t"liceman gIapiei both his arms a,I
tore him ~. A quantity oi rock sat, aud
somo Of the trousers stiIl stuck to tho sal; ana
snow with which tho ton" was iiheiRIlv piHs-
tered Tn" Ob.8ryEnt boys shouted hiiar.olr ~.
and rushed away. Th"ir fun wa. over When
their victim was n q lod IL al nuIs drunk iLun
a. the time the policeman found him. they had
had prepared Tor him. mud, though the sun
shoue chesringly upvn his mud'iled head le
and the MIXTURE unlor hIm had boon frozen
fast together and TO tll" stone ioi hnIt an hour
briorr he WAS released. nuu roughly direci ed
to tho nearest gate Of the pa'k.
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4 ROtDSIDE TRtGRDY,
Ny.trry Surrounds tho Death or Georrs
y nMrnctt, and Sumo Tain OF fOml Play.


y. burnett, and Some Talk OF Foui PI~y
DrkP RIVER. Conn Jan 2s.-The people of
this place are excited over the death OF asorgs
T. Burnett. n butchcr living IN Essex On
Tuesday morning hc was found on tho road
sils unconscious and bloeding from deem
wounds in his head. Shortly after being taken
Ia the residence OF rhvsician near hy ha
died. Coroner Davis OF Midletown examined
the body aud pronounced death accidental on
ths evidence of Willinm g. IonR. also OF Essor
who drove over to Chester Monday night In q
sloish with Iurnct Long said TINT whom
near hill tho horse became unmnuageablo
and ran AWAY They wero thrown out. hs
said, Burnet, being hurlcl with rront fnrce 10
tho frozen ground. Long says that lie then
went In search II help.
fed @i,h hc ys {" hc ar" amI m1 sns
Nrstigaton has been begun. A number OF
susnt'i"us fnG,s hay" com" l." light which lead
among the ,imbers Oh th" r"nisi de by persons
who desired t. cover UNA tragedy.
WIFI w"h ,Sns M the her ro%d " ami 1H !. "%Ys only
by DonalI Ie Nanrhn who ran a saloon ,here
at one time; His lic"n"o was taken away
time ago but since % "en il" has s"en run"ins r"
AZ, Ard bHrne,, Is,t his r,acs nhon, o"Iock i;
from the saloou. Gays that betwnon II and !
O'Clock ho heard shouts OF Murder" and
sounds that seemed to him na If " desperate
struggle wae taking rlnre. lie had too much
regard for his own per onal safely 20 make an
Investigation. and, bosll-s concluded that IT,
WAS only drunken row. Then ther" 10 n
Ium"r anoat that on IN" night burnett met his
death hero was u fight nj l." NRughns md
that I,u nett was assaulted and that he wac
badly punished. Whom Hurnstts body was
found ono OF his eyos was badly dscolorod aud
sov.ia other marks OF Violence were found on
his body.
number Of rersors hnvo been found VIII,
saw thnt there was II third person In tho sleigh
when II was driven ont OF 1.o Naughns yard.
tut tho identity OF this Neraon H. not knowp.
Near the pIac" vi oro i,uruett was found a torn
n"ch 4" was uirhs up III" following morning.
Its ragged algcS Wv" tho iuUr's. iru that IT.
wAV puI'd from tho neck Of tho Wearer but
hoth Longs aud Iurn"its rnckweHr wore In
tact. J." Vaughn n-s"r's ihat whom the two
men left his place Troy wcro pcri"ctlv rotcr.
1h"r" H. n g"Lornl demand for Coroner Davis
to feOpun Tia. case
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4 JJRr TO TRY SINNONS.
An lnusuai Number OF lnb,n-.-A Person.
Hand tho First Day.


Contrary to oil expectation. n Jury was got
Yesterday out OF tho tirs, panel summon,d d 10
try james A. Simmons, who IL indictCd for aid
Ing and abetting Gen. Peter j Claasscn ia
wrecking the Sixth National Bank. Tho trial
II TO begin to-day In the Circuit Court. Criminal
Part. before Judge Benedict
Mr. Simmons was In court. well groomcd and
smiling His counsel arc lticharl :. Newcombo.
Edward II. Murphy. Charles A. Icss, aud John
!. Joyce. United States Distrir, Attorney
Mitchell appeared for tho prosecution. assisted
by John q. Mott and eA- Assistant | nited States
District Attorney Rose.
When both eides oppressed themselves Hs
satisfied with the jury. Lawyer Hoes oNorcd
plea In abntemen'. on tho Rrouud that the
Grand Jury had once refused To ilnd an indirt
mont against Summons Judge Benedict uSe
ruled the plea ami tho jury WAS sworn This
foreman: v linn Tnlafaro. dry goods
salesman 81 Leonard street; Jane. II DuNy
Toe and produce dealer. Gi7 Hudson street
Talmagr Delul'cld railroad supplGDs, y, iiD.
erty street Charles Is. tnn,od. RERnite deal.
or. 34l broadway. Nni"ntin" Is. DAILY. wines
and liauors. lis Wall street: Herman g. Rnm-
sIorgsr. hardware exporter lSU P"nr stree, {:
William J. Walker manufacturing chemist. Il
Ola slip: Henry j. Atsls, l"nthor me chant. 10
Second avenue: Stuart {. SChou"k. coal snlcs-
man. "a last Twenty-hrst street. Thomas I :
Bayes. manufacturer OF trimmings. 2.I5 East
Io2d street: William Goudnow. broker, III
broadway. and M8urico s. Ca.ov. Isaier IN
trunks and umbrellas. 4il sixth avenue
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Ssn sSs Ss HSS4as S.hs Sassr sis S wha s
Z gensielly present also comes in for a Large
Sh.ss 6sa.s 6Ssss1se%S Is...n TN ss. 70 @, ir
sSs. d. is rather slender and ia OF average
hsiRht. His glossy brown hair Is parted In the
middle nd 10 most carefully plsstsred down;
thus sA,wlpR the contour Of hi. we'll formed
asd. aesd. lh voice is .rther s,rident; bnt hs
ciesrnsas. He inhsri,"L q large practice rom
sbility. Re ives in q Isndsome house. on
Ing hSsss Ms:5s ssS
hs%' I. III. =. 1ssd.Ss ,ss
OF the British Legation. Both hs and his hand
some vile are prominent In society and whom
6ss.sts s%eied "a ossr upon us
:, ,,Attos4sy- -Gsnera! Miller, who rerre >enls tho
uniea stStss In the 'ase, resembles in mSny
ESsps.ts Representative Cannon Of Illinois.
ne lsu0t tall but Is well hliod oi.t without be.
10 u nisasnTs his deep-set eyes. His beard
covs's his wh,le face and is luits gray. His
heact well formed. AMI bis badness is con-
cealsd In part hys ong love- lock which is
Eabaed to rnr from one ear to the other Mr..
case IN admiralty and has several times asked
pardon OF theCourt for hisl Ignorance and In
siperlenco The only cases In which he has
osep retained heretofore bearing upon the
suset the 99wnorship of too schooners OF the
ptairles He rather nervous in his manner.
~ ihoqgh not 'ure Of his ground.
Solicitor -GetsrAl Taft, who assists the A..
soTsy. Genera. is much larger than his cbist.
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BROADWAY. csr. lAtk st.. N. Y. CITY.
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lat MONTA9UE S'r.. BRVORLVN,
Opposite Acadsny Of Music
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spscs ties Catarrh all thtost and chsss diusAssA all
nervous dscaAsA ohrouic diseases II you i've de-
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