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spARATO HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY.

An inquest over the body OF sebastian hllozzo.
who was shot and killed on the night Of April III 10y
Sebastian Sparato. was held before Coroner schultz
and a iury Yesterday After the testimony Of the
witnesses for the prosecution had been submitted the
iuIy found that Ta02zO 10 his death AT the
hands Of Sparato. The Coroner held him 10 await
the action Of the Grand Jury. Assistant District
Attorney Bradley appeared for the people, and joel
NJ Marx represented the prisoner.
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
JEIESEl VIII
MAJOR SCHWARTZ GETS MANDAMUs.

MAJOR SCHWARTZ GETS A MANDAMUs.
,,,ox coorco Schwartz the Republican candidate
TO-, t,choldcr in the XIth District OF Hudson County
rho ,ros counted out by the Democratic ring last
saturday has begun suit TO secure his rights
Frederick Fromback whom he has retained ~
counsel yesterday made application to Judge LIP
pncott for recount Inc ''"r' er"n"u run,
t orso and an order for a mandamus against
Tho,os u Crottv chairman Of the Board OF Can
vaSs@rs Dennis Mcaug9iln county clerk ana Den
LIS Us, ~ i,'inco,t made the writ returnable to the Sl
prcme Court Trenton on tine hrst dgIscaE Of
inr,jor ~ Noonan until the matter Is decided by the
courts.
yornp rufions on Wednesday night broke into inc
uhrov Svnoroc1lc at Grove and Montgomery $751;
and DESTROYED furniture and paintings TO the value
Of 900 They also ruined the sacred scrolls; ana
,hoeo &c estimated cannot be replaced for al oOo
Fight Of the boys arrested and arralgheu yes
fcr3lay before Justice O'Donnell
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AMHERST MEN TO DINE TOGETHER.

The Amherst Young Alumni Association Of New
York will have It's last dinner Of the ut the
Hotel st. Denis next Tuesday evening. a. +. Cush
man. Of the class OF $50. will preside and the speakers
will be follows: Professor Todd. DIR. Hitchcock
James l.. Bishop A. II. Dahn. Daniel +. Kellogg
and Barry I,ulklcy. One hundred acccptanccs have
been received, and the gathering promises 10 BE- un
usually successful
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TIE LAST ETHICAL ASSOCIATION LECTURE

The annual meeting Of the Brooklyn Ethical As
ISOLATION will be held tomorrow evening, In the
Second Unitarian Church. at Clinton and Congress
sts All the meetings OF the year have been well
attended, and tie closing one Is expected TO attract
especial attention. The general topic discussed mas
heen Factors in American Civinzation.' and among
those who have given the fortnghtly lectures com
prslng the course have been President DE Garmo'
of Swarthmore College; the Rev. John I. kimDal
the Rev John W. Chadwick james Mckecn, Nicholas
Paine Gilman Professor a. G.. Warner. Dr. 1. u
Crothers and DIR. Lewis q. james, the president oi
the association. The closing lecture Will be Delivered
by the Rev. Z. p. Powell, OF Clinton. " l.. the
author OF Our IIeredity from God,' who Will speak
on aye Philosophy of History" Tile lecture VIII
he followed by addresses by William H. Maxwell.
SUPERINTENDENT Of public INSTRUCTION; Professor r; 3D.
Cope Felix Adler, President james ana ~ Ehic'
Palmer.
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END or THE SALE OF CURIOUS LITERATURE.

The two days sale Of and curious books ended
Yesterday at the rooms Of Bangs Co.. No. 73o
broadway. There light attendance and prices
we're nearer the usual auctlcnroom figure than on
the previous day. copy OF the first edition OF Dr.
il. r. Stiles's " BundlIng," Albany 1850, was sold
for sI2. A first edition Of II. d. ThOran's "Ex
cursions- brought s. IL. and fine copy Of the first
edition OF "The Newcomes.- London, 1885, was sold
for 81 %. Lester wnlack's Memories Of Fifty
Years. In Sheets sold for &c. and the first edition
OF Whittier's poems Philadelphia, 1885, sold for g..
water color by "Phz,' signed II. X. q. sold for
~ 80.
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rUyERAL OF JOHN LEFFERTS

Business was suspended In Flatbush. L. l.. Yesterday
afternoon. out OF respect to the memory OF John
Leffcrts whose funeral took place at the old Dutch
Reformed Church on Flaibuslave. The church was
crowded. The members OF the Wildwood Club attended
In body. aud wore cmblcms Of mourning. The mall
bearers were members Of che oldest families I'm the
town and Mr.. Lederts's companions In life. The
services were conducted by the Rev. DR.. G.. l..
Wells, and the burial was In Greenwood Cemetery.
The pallbcarcrs were John T. Lott. William H. Algoe.
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A NEW TRIAL WITH DYNAMITE PROJECTILES.

1t was reported at the Navy Yard yesterday that
1t contemplated to have another trial OF the dynamite
proiecles Of the cruiser Vesuvius after the naval
review The report OF the last TRIAL board Is In
the hands O. the Bureau OF Ordnance at Washington,
but It is said to be insufficient 90 determine whether
the vessel will all that is expected for the pur
pose she was built, and whether the conditions re-
quircd remote from the circumstances OF actual
warfare as to make the general value OF the Vesuvus
questionable The recent trial was In smooth water
and the results are regarded not entirely salts
fact
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MILvANEY. THE WOUNDED BURGLAR. Az
RESTED.

Tie condition Of Thomas McIvancy. the burglar
who is believed TO have been shot by Policeman King
OF Stapleton, 5. L. early Wednesday morning, while
attempting to rob the postofcc at that place. was
somewhat improved yesterday. lie Is still In II.
GATHERINGS Hospital. Several attempts have been
made TO find the bullet. but the physicians have AS vet
failed to extract It, Policeman King yesterday calico
at the Gates Avenue Police Court, and obtained Il
warrant for the arrest Of McIlvancy on charge Of
burglary Several officers guarding the prisoner
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TRYING A NEW STREET SWEEPING MACHINE

Commissioner Brennan tested a new street sweeping
machine yesterday. which Is warranted TO gather mp
the dirt and deposit IL In wagonbox When the box
Is full It may be empcd in the street In pile or Into
convenient carts. In Lcxington-avc between Fifty
sixth and Sixticth SIS, II worried finely on the
osphal paycmcpt bn, on the rough paving stones OF
S.condavc II was Of less account. improvements
are 10 be made I'm time for another trial on Monday
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MRS. SCHMIDT THOUGHT To BE INSANE.

Mrs. Georgctta Schmidt the wife OF a wealthy resi-
dent OF Atlanta, Ga, who attempted suicide on
Thursday morning from the ferryboat Arizona, was
said to be out OF danger Yesterday To-day she VIII
be arraigned before Justice GOettlng and win be
committed TO the Raymond st. ia TO await exam
inatiOn as 10 her mental condition.
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Announc emenes.

MRS WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS Of
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HENRY A. DANIELS NJ. D..
90 WEST S0TH-ST.
Jnpotency ana Steriity. Hours = 70 ], s 70 g.
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WAR STORIES-Ovcr 80 tales OF the Civil Wan ~
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TRUE STORIES OF THE WAR FOR THE
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MLIIONAIRES.-A complete list OF the 4.O4T .rIt.
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John II. Di,mas. Richard Young Richard zimmerman.
Henry Hutchinson. william Matthew'S DR.. Homer L..
Bartlett william Brown and DR.. John l.. Zabrske.
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BUCHANAN AN HOUR IN "GIN-MlLl-."

BUCHANAN AN HOUR IN "Ui>-NiLi''
John ]. Lynch, the prison guard In charge OF Dr.
p w buchanan on trial for murder lost his place
Yesterday for accompanying his prisoner into
liouors,ore on Monday evening and allowing nm 10
drink with q friend Of Buchanan's, who met them as
they were on their way 70 the Tombs amer court
adjourned. Sheriff German on hearing OF Lynchs
misconduct sent for the keeper of the lquorstore'
which is at Elm and Leonard sts., and got an
affidavit from him narrating the facts. From uniS
II appeared that Lynch Buchanan and the prisoners
friend spent most Of the time between > ~ anu
80 D. m. I'm the gin-min. Then the shenn sent
for LYNCH who denied that he was In charge OF
buchanan on Monday. but Mr.. German showed MS
derelict officer the saloon keepers affidavit, ana dis
missed him from the prison guard. lie also sent
notice Of the mans discharge 10 Recorder smyW
Lynch is a Tammany Hall man Of Police Justice
NcNahon,s district the XIXth. He was appointed
nine years ago by Sheriff Davidson, and during ms
long service has always had a good reputation.
Jusfice Mcmahon went the sheriff yesterday
but was unable TO save Lynch.
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ALL IN PAMPHLET FORM.

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HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ

.TATAssIT." T.. & W.
4 NEW COLLAR
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DEMOCRATIC BOSSES IN GLOOM
THEY RECEIVE DISIn;\RrENTNG REPORTS FROM
MANY SOURCES.

1bc de,cat OF MAYNARD predicted by many Demo-
Gratis I'm this city yesterday IL was half admitted rs
probable by of the men IN the employ OF the
machine NJ the establishment where Maynorfs campaign
i heinz conducted West Twcnty-fourih-st The gloom
=, pemocratIc state headquarters deep and thckcn
inc Yesterday and even the arrival OF Edward Murphy
r and william +. Shcchan. one from Washington and
~, other from DuTa, had little effect tn lit the dropping
shirt. Of their pnrtSans
..rluccvcl Billy hel confidential conferences
with his subodlnatcs alter he got to his dcst ana II was
soon whispered about that the conditions OF "Bilys'
fences at the other OF the state was desperatso much
~ ,,,, "pilv,s, STAY in New-York will be cut unrN-
,cdiv short lie said that he get back 10 Buffalo
as soon as possible and that in no circumstances could he
,u,n here longer tina Thursday morning nj
rho urhest lie asked for big slice of the committees
..boolIe and undoubtedly will back with liberal
supply.
Nnrnhv again assumed ostcnsibie charge OF the com
mttre, dones yesterday and when sh'rhan STARTS Tor
hon with MI. cripsack oaded with the ''sinews of war;
,,,, ,,u remain 10 look after things until saturday
,th, Thcn ho will 20 Troy and marshal his kesse
lo.r County rcptaters for active service
s,o,or nm did not .'show IN" yc't,day. lie snt
word ,h,, his duties IN Washington pressing that
no might be- detained until Congress ADJOURNED This was
mother vet bankct for the dsheartened Maynardites
Tn, r.,ort, received by Murphy and Sheehan from
p,or,vn YESTERDAY were dlscouraging In the extreme
,r,, r.nressn,,d Boss Mclaughlin discons0ato over
49,, ., n, Boody's defeat ana fearful that King,
co,,,y would give a majority for Bartlett.
s.,n tried to put some heart into the Headquarters
-, , nemoc,ats yesterday by story which he brought
go, pur,o 10 represented President Cleveland as tell,
ing buffalo man who called at the White IIosse re.
, =, 90 home and vote for Maynard and the whole
memorable ticket As Mr.. Cleveland does hot mean To
,r. tina trouble IT, to Ncw.York to vote for Nav
,rd himself or for any part OF the Democratic ticket
"Bluseyed Bnlys' hesrsay snecdots not received
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AZ icTOn SUES Richard ulySFIELD

yiucen. St'rnr0yd formerly memb oil Richard Mans
o,,as COMPANY. las brought suit through his COUNSEL
,ton ode OF 40. l2o broadway against MI Mails
ala for s. 30 camass Tor alee Z ach OF contract
n o,pars lhat carly ia 1891 Mr. Mansfield cnrased
,,uroyd at liberal salary for the remainder of the
-, and for the following ore. st,rnroyd remained
900, the company I'LL about the middle Of the following
se,,e,npcr when. at hearsal he became involved III
,,s,utc with Mr.. Mansn,li who .rmmariy terminated
,ss engagement Sternroyi that he baness'
and hogan suit In the supreme Court for the balance a.
a.c 90 e for The unexpr,d term Of the contract
en- which he 1. willing 10 dcdact amount OF his
a,n,oce with ether companies since Mr. MInshrid ter
no,d The engagement The suit has been partly tfcd'
and the trial viii be resumed in January whoa Mr. Mans
",s turns the tour on which he II soon 10 aan
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sign make this anidav. Of my own free will. and
because | believe 1 have rIgb, choose who 1 will
for and support and said Mooebead Is and has been
personal friend Of mine. And when signed said GER
ticste ! knew that putting Moorehead In nomns-
ton 2 Assembly and intended to do
JAMES BOYLAN.
No. 100 West 1birtythird-st
Sworn to Oct her -. 1893, before
+. \. REED,
Notary Public No. 60, New.York County.
CIV and County OF New.york:
Benjamin f. Morris. being duly sworn dcposcs and
that he resides at No 49i >c,cnh.ave in the City OF
New. York and The benjamin f. Morris who
signed and ACKNOWLEDGED and the certificate OF
nomination Of James \. Moorohead for Member OF As
senblv the Anti ramm0ny and Citizens Organization
candidate. and that he well understood the time Of
signing said certificate what h. doing and that he
signed ACKNOWLEDGED and to said certificate al
yisodis regularly before James q. McMuray. a
notary public the In instant. and for the purpose
OF securing said Mooicheads nomination.
Then about october 81 1893 Frederick McCloy. the
Tamranv Hall candidate for Assembly and Charles Maioy
called upon and visited this deponent at his place OF
residence a. aforcsai and said Maoy requested deponcnt
sign statement In substance the eject that de-
ponent believed that Moorehe,d would be the regular
Tamm1nv nominee for Assembly II certain number OF
certificates obtained and the Of said
NalOy that IL only matter ~ form and could 90
harm this deponent did sign stat.aent In sub'tance
Aforesaid That subsequent TO the signing OF such
dcponcn learned that such statement To be
used before Board OF Police Commissioners OF the city
Of NewYork for the purpose of defeating Moorehsads
nomination Aforesaid.
That TIL, dcponcnt upon aiming the purpose for which
aid statement BE- used called uron Abrlm Harnlrd.
a lamwany Hall prominence IN the XIth Assembly
District and the who u have charge Of Me-
Clogs canvass and informed sail Barnard that Maoy hal
obtained lin a statement by Misrepresentation end
requested said Earnrd that said statement be not used In
way defeat prejudice said Moorchc1d's nomlna-
ton and TIA, should be desroyed and used
that said Barnard promised this deonent that said state
should be used and should b, destroyed. That
subsequently ard about october 20, 1893, this
Opponent learned that said sttensD. used by said
Barnard and Others before the Poll Board for purpose
OF defeating Mooreheuds nomination. in direct violation OF
iSrnalds promise u dp0et md deoncnt's direction
and advice. That deponent signed acknowledged and
sw0re to the certificate OF nomination of said Moolehcsd
for the purpose OF securing his nomination, any
statement procured from dion-Et defeat that end is
wholly unauthorized end procured by Misrepresentation
10 the substance and purpose for which IL be
used (Signed) BENJAMIN F. NORRIS
sworn TO before this 3Otn DAY OF October. 1895.
(SignedJ JOHN O. TRAVIS
Commissioner VI Deeds.
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.FOTNDER" BRIDLET'N LTJELy CiNP1TGN
He ADDRrseTS \ GREAT NETTING IN THE
OPERA HOUSE At long BRANCH.

HE ApDRrserS \ GREAT NETTING IN THE
OPERA HOUSE At long BRANCH.
1onr Branch. n. J.. oct ~ (speclaD.-A
great crowd gathered at the Opera IIe'se
hor. to-nieht one Of the largest that the place
has seen since the Presidential election. Four
co,ored bands. gathered from the towns in the
racetrack district played, "See. the Conquerlng
Hero Comes" and people gathered together to
lend support 10 Founder Bradley's unique
method Of conducting n campaign. Mr.. Brad
lev said that he would be- his own chairman.
and declared that this was his meeting. and
omen 10 white or black. As chairman Of the
meeting Mr. Bradley eyencd up things with
bis racctrack antagonist. In speaking Of the
hoard walk and pavilion he declared that they
were the property Of the people He con-
timed. II never rs has been circulated. de-
nied TO the cOlorcd race a fair and equitable
share with the white people at Asbury PARK
its board walks. plazas and pavilions.
AT this point some one In the audience began
kissing. Pointing toward him Mr.. Bradley
said: You are a white man. That Is mean
and unworthy Of Long Branch, and If you 90
not like my doctrine there is the door ana
This is my meeting. with due consideration
Gentlemen. repeat that this is n meeting nave
invited you 10, and expect return from you
which | would expect were ! in your com
munity. If any one is so low to sell his
vote / am not SO low az To offer 10 buy IT,
After Mr. Bradley's address the Rev. Dr'
viliiam II. Dickinson. Of Brooklyn. urged ms
colored brethren to stand by the man who
had stood by them through thick and. thin'
lanes 4. Bradley.
colonel Morrell. Of Newark, Editor Of THE
Trumpet" followed, and challenged the race
track crowd 10 prove their ability TO show a
coIored voter who would sell himself for the
money OF Monmouth Park Association or Its
Democratc allies.