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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-07

A reception given last night to the members Of
the New-YorlS Trade schools at the Twenty thlTd ST.
branch Of the y VI. c. A. by the managing committee
and members Of the association. An address OF well
come made by Alfred +. Marllng and J. stanley
Thomas, superintendent Of the student body OF the
schools responded on behalf OF the guests. Enter
tanment was furnished By Frank Smith and The
orchest. OF the association. The establishment OF
the Trade Schools due TO the generosity and enter
prise OF Colonel Richard T. Auchmuty, AMI the pres
cnt system has produced remarkable results and Is at
tracing much attention both In this country and
Europe. The buildings Of the schools are at First
ave- ana Sixty-seyenth-st., and the young men now
receiving Instruction number over 600. recent
gift o. hall a million dollars made 10 the schools
by j. Perpont MorgIn.
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,,r. WANTS HIS MARRIAGE ANNuLED.
COLONEL sINN SAYS THAI 'oHA
NOT LEGALLY IN0ECED WHEN
HT MARRIED. ufE.

COLONEL SIM SAYS THAI No''N iN
NOT LEGALLY IV0ECED WHEN
III MARRIED NEE
The trial OF the suit Of Colonel W. T. cum
annul. his marriage to Cora Tanner sim" y" t
cro,,nh that she was not legally divorced from III,
e. husband nj the time the second marriage 'o'N
,,ao- was begun in the City Court before JUL
clement yesterday. Mrs. SIM was mai'leu !" -,
IN Dr. c. Frederick Farln. now OF ko'n'n''' "
marriage took place in Mchsah anu ~ -
svorced in Illinois. In 1885 Miss Tanner WIS ma,
,ssd in Ohio 10 Colonel Sim. whose HIST "nc nav
socurad n divorce from him III thi, state. WIN" io'
rod. him 10 marry again here. Colonel slhh WIS ''
manager of his second wife in her Stage career %
before and after her marriage to h'm anu "'
IN Brooklyn. Last summer the iac' d '"1' why, A.
ences became public and Miss 1ahh'r b''' w w
stage Counsel for the plaintiff said when inc vas,
,-as couod that his client rcadT TO p!Occcu' o
The defendant asked for two or three w'ehs "',?
Tho plaintih's counsel was Willing 10 "ero' " ~
proyided that the evidence of the mrs, h"9'''u
the plaintif was taken yesterday ana 'hi' was
IN on condition that the defendant coma a'"c"N IL"
answer 10 the complaint by setting up inc l"o' %
Co,cuel Sims previous marriage ana "N'''C' "
,ha, the decree prevented his remnriiaGr' III HI
ooorlaint Colonel Sim that the c'!"lW'h' W."
married To C. Frederick Farln oil >ep''"o'I
187s at Wayland. Mich. that Oh FEBRUARY IL i00''
che secured q pretended judgment OF auSoi"'c "No
an Chicago and that on February H. 1881 '''
n,ainrf married her at Cleveland ohlo' TIE ",u ~"
know OF the invalidity of the divorce lr0'l ram
,n,u lime @ 1892 and since that time II" hal 'o'
lived with her. Mrs. Sims answer sets up NV. Wv
,,roro. fr,m DR. Forlin was legal. and that Coiohc
Sim deserted her last summer, and she asks for s"c
Judgment as Is just ,.,,. and .
DIR. Farln was called. lie Is spiriluails' anu
,rac,is,nr physician. lie testified that ne hao mar
riea Miss Cora Tanner in 1878 ana nae "o' S,'"
h.r In fifteen wears He had only nvcd WIFI Nv,
q week The witness denied that he was ever st[."
with papers ia a suit for divorce By he,, bours
incersoli crossexamined the witness 10. ,ho rr0nd
ic declined 20 answer some questions on INC Nv
tho, n might degrade him. lie adnilt,co I rr nv
had been married before he had weo4rn nus I,n didb
-. Miss Matte C. Dram, of Jackson, iich re ul NJ
Ipow whether she was dead wnen he Harrieu Nii'
Tanner or whether he had dvorc t; ,h. caee wa.
A. the close of the c"Oss-eNamlnatOh my o'so 80
s Az n1 inSenntelv counsel either side to give
TWO days' notice OF its coming 10 Ulai'
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PM BETA KAPPA MEN NAVE 4 DINNER

The midwinter meeting and dinner OF the fhi
Beta Kappa Alumni Association OF New'1ork was
held last night at Clarks in West Twenty-third'st'
After the regular business. paper entitled turning
Points In the Civil War" was read by Dr. Rooster
Johnson lie said that In his opinion there were I'VE
great turning points In the Civi War They were
The refusal OF Kentucky 10 leave the Union. the
battle OF Bull Run. the Emancipation Proclamation,
the battle Gettysburg AND the result of the National
election OF 1884.
Dinner was served after the reading of the paper.
Among those present were DR.. f. ii. Cook Ellis III.
Roberts. Eugene Smith. \. II. >t,ber, DIR. J. NJ.
King Charles F. MacLean. f. " Fisher, DR.. Rcdpath
and j. c. Egbert.
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Dana v,cr a., with mdse and passengers to Mallory
stcamer Ascnborn, Lewis. baltimore win "'a'0 '"
ship Jaletr,e (Nor. Erickson, Wellington W
days with oder vessel 70 Iunch EayS io7
days 'N With eoTice roo: to Manufacturing CO..
vessel Benham BoySsSn oran, so days with
vegetable hair to %an & Dexter S Belfast 60 days
g B9rt 70 1 drdcr Vessel s to Msr
SANDY HOOK, m.-wind, south; Hgh' oie'Ne'
c'0uo' '"' may CLEARED.
Steamer Lucy Miller, Homer, Eastport. Me-C IL
steamer ii Monte Parker. New-or!ean'- Van
Ste amer Kansas City, Fisher sayannahMR w Taaap
steamer Dunmcre Head OBJ, AUD Gibraltar iaS'"'
steamer Tra,e Ger Sander, Bremen VIA southamp'
0" steamer Mure CBr Morrison. Barbados Antigua
ousTbsidse ,,sr CS 1Ep. nushson. New
orcsns~Slmpson spence & Young. ,,
S siIinwm irPqTCg Tdo t e Cd
steamer Welt Moran, Nassau, P-Michae'
Ste inner Henley OBJ, Lowther DISCONTINUED Edyc
Bark sulnarlldc (Nop, wics, Dubln-Funeh' Edyo
lark Carrie Long Showers. HayanaTW Mun. a%t
BarH clan Ferguson (Br), McMphin, Wellington ana
AucAland-Maillcr Ouereau.
SAILED
Steamer Kings Cross for Matnzas
THE MOVEMENTS OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POi.IS
steamer strabo CPr. Fisher, from NewforA' orli''d
~ steinep Buffalo t,D. Malet from New.York January
% arrived at Hull February o. , g., o,..,
Steam er Chicago tItv tBI) flt, sahcl rum '"""'''
for New York February 4. -, ,,.,.u
St amer TaOrmina (GcD, Koch sailed from h'""''7
for Ncw.YOlk February ,. ~ f., No,
steamer Ithamo OBJ, sailed from Bremen ior Ne"-
Stcamcf Xyonmorc (Br Miller sailed from Bremen Tor
New. York February D. 49, -, Sou. v,,L
steamer Dresden Ger, Kruhoner, from New; ;, DIX
January "a Via Southampton, arrived at bremen fco'"
AIRY III ,,D ru,o from, New.York
January ~ arrived at lIavrc Fcbuliy g. 49,, ,
stcaner britannia (Fp. IabuIt. from New.i orH 'anu
AIRY ia Nj, Maple arrived Msr-ellts FEBRUARY,
my rcr Ethope fTIr Pinkham from Japan and emma
for NV ork pissed ,iiblatar February T. ~ VII,
amer Olive Branch (Br Shle from -c7"'hoiN
Ion,sory 20 for ODE passed Gibraltar February o. $3.50
plata fItaf Car1ni. from Mediterranean ports
,or %cw.York passed Gibraltar February D. -,,,.. ~.
wi steamer Neither lIome OBJ, sailed nom "lDritr LOT
Stn,mer Ka.rr Wilhelm II (Gcr Stormcr. from NV, Nrw
York January 3 for Genoa afNci e' "''1'
airy @.
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THE BEECHER STATUE WILL BE REMoNhD

As was expected the Board OF Aldermen seS'c,uo,
.son,ed the resolution providing for the removal Oh
tho statue of Mr.. Beecher from City Hail fark 10
l.rospect Park and requesting the Park COMMISSIONER
70 consult the wishes Of the Beecher lamliy ana VI
the members Of the Beecher Statue rum ,o''i'''.0
~, oos, ~ tho work will be charged TO the account
Tor tho maintenance of parks. Alderman Mckee was
,n only member of the Board who voted against inc
resolution He said that the soldiers monument hau
beep taken away from in front of the City han 10
make room for the Beecher statue and now thiS wa
20 he removed and he opposed the action. He was
told by Alderman Heaney that 1t had been deciaei
NO, ,h. soldiers, memorial should not be In front
IN, Igtc Hall before IL was decided that the Beechef
tats was 10 stand there but Mckee Insisted that he
was -an older Alderman than heaney ana hhe" oe''e'
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HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING On TO-DAY.

Gardner Court Of General Sessions.
Eoard Of Aldermen City HILL.
Mrs. w. {. Whtney's funeral. St. Bartholomcw's
Ihurch. 10 a H.
Funcial OF :. 4. Walker University Place Presby.
terrain Church. p. IN.
Medical Department University OF the City OF New.
YORK, dinner. Dcmonicos evening
Trinity College alumni dinner, Hotel dc Logerot,
ing.
Police ard Pilot Commi sion rs meetings
Rapid Tran-l: Commissioners. No. % William-st .
III.
Historical society Elevcn,h.st. and Sccond-avc., s
D.
Richmond County Ecrul lican General Committee, sta.
rcton, p. IN.
Hell Gate Republican Club. No. $50 First-avc, s
p N.
Republican Executive Committee, Brooklyn 6 p. m.
Lecture by DR.. Stanton Colt Room No "a Cooper
Un.on y. III.
Loyal Club, No 1880 Thiri.avc., 8 p. IN.
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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 0
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK. MONDAY. FEB. 9. 1893
ARRIVED.

Steamer La Brctagne (Fr). Collier. Hlyre January IS
with mi,e and Passengers u Forget. Arrived
Bar at 90
steamer llolhcin (Br Russell. Santos January TO-
st Lucia -. with coffee TO Busk & Arrived
the Isar at 1905 III.
steamer Alps (Ir. Dyer. Trinidad January IS Grenada
with md.a ana passenger, George Christal
rived al The Bar A; l. - i m
steamer Orizaba Mcintosh. Tampic" January o.
Tuspan 20 Vera Cruz IS CImlechc 30 Pro-reso d. and
February - with nd>c and passengers TO James
+ Ward & TO- Arrived the Bar al 9 30 "a ~.
steamer Paraense BrD. kempthorne, Para January 81
with mf,e 10 Shpton Greene. Arrived the Bar
80 III. ,,.. 49,, OIL. ,.. IL,
steamer state OF Texas. Williams, Fernandina and
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PLiINFIELn.

George 4. Stats fitccnycarold son OF hi"ari
staats. OF Gcorcc-st was fatally injured on the
c.,o, poi,ro,d tracks nj Plainfcd on sunday after
moo, and died at O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. In
bov tried 10 board moving coal train but slpp !
and fen under the wheels. one leg was 80 bai'y
crushed that before he reached the ho'Pi'Hi tc
wa, nearly dead from loss OF blood
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ONE OPERA HOUSE PLAN.
THE OTHER Is FORMALLY WITHDRAWN.

MR. CLEws HAD RENEWED HOPES OF SAVING
THE METROPOLITAN.
The plan for the buying and rebuilding OF the
Metropolitan Opera House which has been chlehy
p.omoIci by George Henry Warren has not received
sufficient erconra cement warrant the committee In
charge of It I'm making any further efforts to carry
il out. Yesterday decided upon as the day whch
tho committee would declare that 1t had succeeded
or failed and late In the afternoon the committee sent
he following communication to each OF the subscribers
whom IL had secured
tbs committee regrets extremely that 1t mas beeh
impossible TO obtain 81 900 contemplated under the
plan committed Them and therefore, In accordance
with previous resolution passed by them they hereby
notify you OF the failure OF the plan.
The committee has been able TO secure Tor It's sub
,cibors however owing tc the courtesy Of the stock
holders committee composed OF Mcssrs. Henry Ccws
j. PerIont Morgan and Charles Laner. the option
for the subscribers under this plan TO subscribe Tor boxes
under the plan Of that committee
You therefore requested to Immediately houiy
Mr. Henry Clcws chairman at No u Broad.st whether
YOU desire a box or any part Of a box under his plln
IL is the sincere wish OF the members OF th, com
ittce that stockholders who desire the rebuild
Ing Of the metropolitan Opera House should Immediately
cooperate with Mcssrs Henry Clcws. j. Picipont Nor
gan ana Charles Lanicr in their endcayor toward that
end.
Your attention Is again called the fact that the
sold February ii next. and you are earnc'tly re-
quescd TO make delay in Immediately communicating
with Mr. Henry Ccws, chairman.
Il. T. WILSON,
W. SEWARD WEBB,
GEORGE HENRY WARREN.
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NEWARK.

Peter Riley, living at No. 223 Lake-st. met Il
horrible death yesterday morning. Riley, VINO WAS
employed I'm the night gang at tie hcorice WORKS III
Bloomhcld-avc. while trying 10 switch small mana
which the roots carried TO the larger N"'s
10 one side. failed 10 notice that tir trapdoor over
open and he slipped backward INTO
It. falling with shrek Of agony into Three lecI vi
boIlinr wafer and roofs Ills companions hurried to
lis assistance and after hard WORK drew Inc man GU.
OH the floor. he conscious ana snhellnE "irioio
agony, his flesh dropping OF in pieces ne WIS r.
moved TO the City Hospital. where ne dlrl III l"o
hours. Riley unmarried ana bau "oTheu 'or
tie firm for time.
Another fatal accident occurred al ~ p III. YES
terday electric near the Markets.. crossing
OF m. PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. Henry T.. Mooney, ol
MONEYS Express, the front platform oi an
electric sJing east. The terminus OF tlc roid -
hear the Pennsylvania crossing ana tie ear wa, near
the end of lis route when the guard wire Whlch Il
pu up on the left side protect passengers from me
iron trolley poles that side, WAS removed MooIes
either bent to look out or attempted 10 Jump
on when his head struck trolley pole and his skull
was split open by the blow. lie died III lev mn,
utes. Mooney twenty nine, ard lett VILE ana
family.
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MICS sAILIE G. HOOPS FUNERAL.

The funeral Of Miss Salhe Clarinda Koop, who com
m,tted suicide early Sunday morning at her ho'hc'
No IA Montague-st., will be held privately PROM
bly, tomorrow. The friends Of the family SEM lan,
messages Of sympathy to the relatives III p"." sSor
- en-. tu.nsister whose bridal tour was cut short
nv the unt,mely end Of her sister. The members OIL
the family Yesterday said that the girl: act was que
70 extreme nervous debility and not 10 oisaPpoih'
mt In
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NEW. BRUNSWICK.

II Is said that the Lcdgh Valley Railroad Company
intend, to build line between New Brunswick ana
Plainfcld. From the latter place communication 10
New-York is by the JcrseyCcntral road and II the
Intention Of the Lenieh Valley road is carried Int"
eject New Brunswick will BE- provided with another
IN Not York.
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RUTHERFORD

The Rev. ]. L. IofT surprised the congregation 81
tbc African Union Methodist Church by announcing
his intention rcscnng at the business meeting last
night lie will 60 TO West Philadelphia to tax"
charge Of the Antioch Church The minister Is pres
dent Of the AFRO American league Inc clinrcn h,u,
G," crown RAPIDLY under his charge Mr.. llofi VIII
be succeeded by the Rev. William Jackson oil New
R,,u irl
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IIOBOKEN.

Oscar Ewald asked the police Of this city yesterday
to arrest Annie Ewald. his wife. who was about 10
clopc with George IIutlcy an actor. warrant was
issued. but Mis-. Ewald could not be found She Il
sixteen wears old and Ter husband Is eighteen Ih"y
elopcd months ago and last week E"ald was
tried for assaung Ger and threatening her HE WIFI
mi
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Sing Sing yesterday morning TO be resentenced In the
Court OF oyer and Terniner CT Queens County. lie
sentenced 20 be killed In the electric chair al
sing sing In the week beginning March 49,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise ;OOlSt 52l Moon rises .....lMoons age 20
HIGH WATEl; TO-DAY.
A N-S,ndy Hook GOV. Island 20 Hell Gate . 10
PM-Sandy looA % tov. Island O:i5 Hell cate = IS
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSE4.
JERSEY CITY.
JI-NE. THE OPERATOR, ARRESTED.

JUNE, THE OPERATOR. Akhf@SiED'
George June who was held responsible by the Cor
oners jury for the accident the Pennsylvania hai-
road on December 49, by which Jeffrey Bie"ltt WIS
killed was arrested yesterday afternoon on charsc
OF manslaughter and put under bail 81 sloooo. hsIns
unable give security he committed 10 me 'oulls
Jail. lie has already been indicted by the urahn
jury.
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"OuR CHAUNCEY."-A Tribune premium" !. o.r 70
reaulnr .ubscrib to The Tribune can Sc r.
c.r,. A delicious piece Of fun. written oy .a 10
.,",.x for rho Yuie alumni. Profasey ILLUSTRATE" -
Beard aud Gibson.
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OTHER SUBURBAN TO WINS.
long ISLAND.

HER STERN PARENT slotted TIE ELoFEMhNI'
pcople in HYDE Park are excited over the recent
attempted clopement OF Miss Ami" Millcf' Ut"
elchtecn-yeir-od daughter OF gardner joan Ni''F'
with Arizona Jack. half brccl, who hSur'a d. '''
crack rife shot Of the Wild West. an lhdhh sho"
under the management OF "quack medl'ihc man,
who calls himself Rolling Thunder. The trouble all
began when Rolling Thundcr's medicine 'onipah!
visited HYDE Park and gave public exhibitions 10
sdvertise some wonderful Indian medicine Miss
Miller was a regular attendant at the show. ana be
came infatuated with tho crack rine shot. Inc
night before the show left the village the couple were
soon talking together and the girls father was re-
leved when the company left the place From Hydr
Park the company went TO RoSlyn. They had been
ttcre only few days when Miss Annie maze her up
pearance at the show She had told her parents
that he was going 10 East Willston 10 visit friends
h,lt instead she went 10 Roslyn. she was met Al 'i'
station by Arizona Jack who escorted her TO the hai
Miss Miller returned home the following day and
informed the young women oi inc village tla th' h"iF
ing Thunder Company was coming 10 lIyde farH "E"I'
for another week. During the second stay at Hyde
park Miss Miller and Jack were frequently seen to-
cether and In obedience b the command of her
father tho girl remained At home during The last r."
DAYS OF the Indians stay In town. Last w'"N ,h'
sLow was n, Nincola. on friday afternoon Mr..
Arrscn the proprietor OF the ball and adjoining hotel
saw Miss Miller talking to hrhona Jack ana heard
them make ARRANGEMENTS to be married on the follow
Ing dav she NJ once dispatched man 10 Hyde
Tark t. Inform Mr. Miller. who went % Nineoa ~
once The gill was trciby dragged from III" lial
and taken home Arizona Jack Is sad TO be married
JANAICA.-Lcwis Rapaso a PortuGese was ar
"a ,cn.d before Justice Iendrckaon, In Jamaica. yes
to-day morning charged with having more vivc'
than re law allows. RaplSo married Miss Mary
Rodwck in Eroollyn on October II, l0S1. During
the last year, the couple lived AT Union Course
Park \ few months Rapaso quit bis HON" with
cut giving his vie any inilmalion Of his plans;
Relieving that he had abandoned her She sworr out
warrant for his arrst Policeman Hugh swift.
who was detailed the case. f1und KapdNo M No
I66 Cumberland ST. BROOKLYN. living with u woman
whom he had made his wife No: :. MI the parties
peadod guilty to The charge Of abandonment and he
wa, held in 900 bail. wife no then hl.d a com
palnt setting forth that Rapaso WAS guilty Of the
cme Of bigamy. The hearing was adjourned untl
February II. -
Rapaso who Is twcny-sx years old. received
collegiate education and has been Il newspaper cor
respondent for many years lie was engaged In sell
ing supplies 10 spanish steamships Tor lilchs q" be
In SOuth-st., Newton
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CUAUTAUQUA, 1s93.-Profuseiy i'ius'ra'e"
.,ory of the sea son. 2J cents n copy
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New.Yo,k. Fehruary 0. lsos. at 5 p. N

New.Yosk. February G. 1893. at p. M.
This Withdrawal OF Mr.. warrcn's committee from
the field Of possible purchasers Of the Metropolitan
opera House property leaves II the more open for
the operations OF the other committee" appointed by
The stockholders week ago. which consists Of Henry
Clcws. J. Tcrront Morgan and Charles Llnicr. This
committee met at Mr.. Clcws's office yesterday and
ccivcd formal notice OF the Withdrawal OF the other
plan. In regard - the action Of Mr.. Warrcn's com
mttec and the prospects Of the success OF his own
Mr.. Clews said THE scheme Of the Warren com
mtcc provided for securing twenty stockholders who
would contribute $50 900 each. TO buy in the property
at tho foreclosure sale with the view Of recognizing
the opera House Company. This plan obtained hir
teen signatures, but. they seem to be unable TO
obtain any more. they have concluded to abandon
their scheme I'm favor Of mine and recommend their
thirteen subscribers 10 come into my arrangement
| have gwen the committee the option on thirteen
boxes at the opera house. which they can provide
with takers. This will insure the success OF my
plan, which provides for thirty four stockholders at
not 20 exceed $50 coo each by way OF assessment Oh
Of these thrtyfour will be entitled TO parterrc box
Thus. you Sec my arrangement is the best. because
II Is more generous and calls for less money"
Mr. Clcws also said that several OF the subscribers
10 Mr.. WaIrcn'S plan had already signihed their
willingness to subscribe TO his instead. In this way
there 4, an inrrcas sod chance Of tho OF Mr.
Clews plan and the preservation OF the opera house
musical Indeed this seems 10 BE- pr;ic
Ideally assured unless some person or combination
house or the land II stands or Tor some other
purpose and IS willing 10 pay more for II than tnose
who are anxious 10 perpctuatc grand opera. Little
has been heard II such purpose OF late. nut some
otbcr bidder may appear AT the sale and nothing
viii be- positively assured til that has taken place
\ week from to-day the opera house will be lost or
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HAMILTON. THE MURDERER. RESEyrEycED.

James L. Hamilton. the colored ex-preacher who
Killed his wife at Winfield on May last, by cutting
has throat with razor. brought down from
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