The Sun (New York) Newspaper, September 25, 1871, Page 1

THIRTY -NINTIL YEAR, NEW YORK, MONDAY. o_o > SEPTEMBER 25, 1871, PRICE TWO CENTS. . | DR, GREELEY COMING HOME predaneeile Ah Sd eo ib A CHAPTER OF TRAGEDIES, | FF tate tgeSvonts weee'endeenit cos | LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS,| *%% C™70 Bovse rracps § FTE OLD WORLD'S NEWS. — The History of Col. Whitley's Surveillance — een fa seanrs “esine versuees Guiltier: nadine teat Pay the Grant Qane's po Kar atl Door the Money ( Kit woime minutes. @ he Pouch An WHAT TF 84GK OF CHAPPAQUA ¢ teuw ine What) TE ASSASSINATION OF THE WELL- | «as no ianten for MeNell, clogea arith DASHES TERE AND THERE pr Te the Voice of Res | yrsTerDAay's TRLKG RAMS FROM UMe BAYS OF OFFICEHOLDERS Say th Hes un Coe Whiley, Chit of KNOWN JUUN J OUBIIEN. Giached Quinta drawing @ largo. ahea SUN'S REPORTERS. hires evtle ues ace ie Can DER INK OCEAN, i - gr A ARE BL Le) lied —— from the belt of MeNelt, plunged it into his leit aide —_—— woth Maha dirillcttt tb lla BB Tele The Phitoropher Discourscaon Deep Plorgue | the Secret Service Tivision, learned that & large | 4 Murder Wholly without Pr up to the bus. MeNei’ ie!. ‘Tha murderer siarted | Gen, Sherman: Ine | Stoamehip Company sd the © tom House aut tne, Washivgtea Morniity, and Kew Quantity of diamonds was boing constantly sur Influcotint and Promisiog Fourtecath | to ran, leaving tl matte ottebiaz 18 the wound. He Werks in Now York Har | ties. The Company's stevedore, Mr. Gross, on * volte fe Hopes Some Duy to Know More | ged into the Untied States through the oMcers of | Warder Cut Of tr hiv Prime, teeuad ee Door Geasuorr. Quinlas: showed Aut, | bet=Dews tn the Cavern board their steamsnip China, has resisted the United #bout Forming—Adyvice te Leung Men the South American steamers, Strict watch was Between 1 and 2 o'cluva yesterc sy morning, im | HY tne oMcer tripped aim, aLd.ae le fell, secured Oo Saturday morning the steamer Henry | states inspectors, Major Young and Capt, Benja- Pants, Sept. 24.—The Minister of Foreiga ' Correspondeace of The bua kept, and two detectives were detailed The fret | Mrs. Aom Bohen's boarding touse, 158 Elm street, | him. McNeil was tnken ¢ Caries street noice | Smith cast ber moorings from tne foot of Twenty- | min, who had deen assizned to the choree of the | Affairs nas despatched acourier to Berlin with the tk + Donvane, Towa, Sept, 24.—The Hon, Horace certuined was the name and residence | Mr, John J, O'Brien, President of the Olive Social | */ation on s streten ‘Dr. Beach pronounced tae | third street, having on board Secretary Belknap, | ship. This wae on Friday, Untor the goneral | amended Customs Treaty, French statesmen are . Greeley and party leit Dee Moines oi Friday at iene, Alter w six weeks’ search the | Clab, a memoer or the Magnolia Base Ball Cinh, acd es Gon. Bhermin, Gen, Hamphreys, Gea, Newton, | order regulations, the inspectors told the stevedore | #attefed as to (ts ratification, ' tnddnight, ‘The greet farmer had spoken twice du man was found, The person proved to de Mr. B. | of the New York Young Men's Roman Cat‘olic The Murder of Willlam Mink, Gon. Ingalls, Gen, Wrizht, Gon. Cullum, Gen, Me: | on Thareday that they would not be rendy to dis. The Journal des Debate attacks President Thiers : (ag the dry, and this, together with the fatigue of | & Nioore, a dlamoud droker and jeweller of 68] Henevolent Assoetation, was murdered by Daniel The jury impanelied by Coronor Whitehill to | Dowell, Gen, Pircver, Gen, Tower, Gen, Barry, | charze until % o'clock P.M. on Friday. On Friday | for hie protection policy, and prodicts unfriendly q \ravel, nearly wore him ont, He was very tired. | Nassau street Foley, & brace Onisher who occupied @ room Bij01D: | investigate the cause of the death of William Mink, | Gen. Porter, Gen Wallen. and otuer distinguished | morning the inspectors were on duty at the wharf, | relations with the Knzlish aud Bolgiaos {1 {t 1s por And almost fick with extaustion, at once Through secret movements a photograph of Wil. | ine that of Mr O'Brien. who was found by Oficer Piaherty on the moni officers. After a ruu of balf an hour the steamer ar | at work at their books entering the receipts and | severed In, ndied into a sleooing car, and alent antl be | jam R. Van Dozen, of Rio Janeiro, the person sin: | Daniel Foley and Patrick Murphy ocenpted a room | of the 17:h inst, 1a front of bis residence, 218 Firat | rived at IMatiet resened West Liberty at 4 o'clock inthe morn: | ping tue diamond: secured. On the morning | toget! er on the second floor ot Mre, Boben's board- Williamehorgh, t adered the following ver. | barked. Experiments we e mate with gun-cotton | named, At about 7 o'clock they were Informed that | Publican Deputies of the Left in the Assombly grill ng. Here the purty ate rt and, guided | of iho 96th of July Last two innocentlooking men | ine houre. Mr. Jolin J. O'Brien and bis brother | gict on Havurday mornieg! @ nitroglycerine. Theentire party descended | Stevedore Gross wie discharging the feargo, They | be held at Versailles on the 94 of October, F & depot youth bearing # lantern, tradge! | were hovering around the pier of the South Ameri | James and Alfred Baxter occupied an adjoining | gaia writ, Mink oame to his death from injurios | the slieft and explored the immense caverns which | proceeded to the vessel and warned the under Tie French wheat crop will fall short of the av- t tnkle-dee Whroush the dust to the only hotel | ean Steamsbip Company, ‘They walked ap end | room, Wuen Mr. O'Bricn entered his room, aboat | !:fictod at the Lauds of some perton or pervoue ua- | have been made by Jrills ant nitro-kizcerine under | etevedores, ber. Grose mot Deine present, to deaist, | #rt¥e by 85.00.00 hectolitres, but. the yleld of bate ¢ tie place atorted. | West Liberty is tm tne | down tho wharf, sceminely awaiting the arrival of | mid) ight. he board Foley end Murphy talking, As Inthe same block that Glass afew months | (h¢ Bist River. Gon, Sherman seemed areatiy tn: | and ordered the workmen to return the packiwes | ley and minor crops is abundant, contro of m large agriealiural district, and 18 the | pome dear friend, One was tali and wiry, with the | was hie asus! custom, he went into thelr room. | oo. wig murgoved, It was Grst eusposed that Bink | terestal In the works ani the explayations civen by | thus unlawfully discharged to the ship, and they ET Point, where tho party disem- | orders, to be ready to rocelve the cargo at the time | La France announces that a meeting of tha Re eo fer farmers for miles around. Here | ai: of a Spanish bidalgo, The other was short and | Poley wus ander the Influence of liquor, and was Gen, Newton. They next went to Wiileu's Point, remy The Dentractian of the ‘Heamar-Lafavetts. b + while dronk fell from toe window to the walk \ y wu otntoaudiug |-o!4 * af | Mr Greeioy waa obliged to wait eight hours for a] thick-sek ‘They were Col, Whitley's mon. Pre | accusing everybody of all torte of crimes, When | the i.¥e: ‘omcer Fi Tae onaiteaie theta ree ec amtt CommIRAUUINE | Trsie an hour afterward Me. Grom made bie ap. | _L0NDOH, Bept. 98.—The General Trunsatlantia portiern train, He at once sought bis bed. and | gently the steamer South America of the company’s | Mr O'Driew entered, Foley attered some insulting | testified tuut the windows in ihe house talion received the party wit! & cenoral elute. Tor | pearance on the wharf and inguired of the in | COmPany’s ateamshio Li fayette,: Capt, Rousseau, ' ter at various ‘They repited, | Wile! had Jast arrived at Havre, from New York, ' slept soundly until 9 o'clock, end we then called | 1) Ne ri ia} closed. on ee hen called | tine rem up the river, and io @ moment more she | words, Mr O'briee widly expcatuiaied with Bim, | Mm sees sewtity tint Mink beto pe exploded in. bey nec Baak te . : 3 Gepts, ‘The party went to the parase | APectors why thoy bad " knocked of itl ber i to broakiast, He awoxe much refreshed and in | waeim th¥ doce, ~Ihe detectives scanned each pas: | and wald died said tue man from Long Island tt hin round to witness aroview of the soldiers Cf the | becsuse tuey wers not ready to discharge her, one | orien’ Vit DOr care at the former port yoo ' boiter spirit, Breakfast over, the philosopner | soneer closely, All were soon ashore, and one of Why, Mr Foley, what {s the matter with you? | The police ure neurching fur "tue inun irom Long | garrison by Gon, Sherman, reasvn being th New Yon, Sopt, 24.—A cable dasprteh to EEO pineza fro dereetives walked Wo Y Tow | tetaud.” ‘The General visited the barracks ant inspected | Teame Delng that the 48 hours to which the mer sa tue Now Tore agent of the Frones \ Wook # chsie and eat on the piozza frontinz the rout, | he derecuives walked Wowu the gang plane. Ln 4 | J gin aatonistied to heer sou talk te euch « manner paiwed the vartoea cearieited the Darrace ant Inspected | chante are usually entitled 10 obtain thelr goods ind | Mackenzie, Hisq , tue Now Yor ngent of the Fron swan lovely, ‘Tae aun the " Fconl he Was in Cun Versatio: 0 ol a . . are jo nies, He expres his ire ‘a Wad | Trimeatia ylip C i G et ‘The morning was lovely, Tae sun shone wit a soft, | Bre! he The O'Briens are e polished set," replied Poley, Tho Pistol in the Central Parks atiniaction, and congratulared Gous. Aboott and | not expired. Mr, Grows flow into w passion and | previous reyort of tre destruction'of the, aoaney } mellow light opon the golden tree-tops im the valley ‘i Do you, know that mayan " id the detective | with a toss of the lend, “and your cousins, the At 10 o'clock Inst night Officer Moore heard « Newton epea the work whieh had been already no- sald eat tbe ‘nspectare haa Frenived the “ceneral Pearetten wna whe beret vile ty! or dock { 4 the town, The inductrions & i. div, producing s carte ut Van Dazon 9 iis complished, and Om the manner in which tne expert | order” from the Custom House, and that he would | ‘The sh 0 hoch flaca AnteD ohn talcaiadintell bee dncaht Dybad Surgeon— is Van Duzea, of Rio. Bohens, are just as bad. pistol report ia the dirtetion of the Ramble tn the | ents had been conducted. ‘The baud ofthe reat, | aischarce the sbi in deflane them. Acourd dele leas! secwas total lees, “Ane origin al tion nloucnlag ta the Glatanen, tbe 14 che dla Deveeu have @ pack: Mr. O'Brien cgain expressed his surprise at such | Contral Park, He hurtied to the spot, and found | Artillery, trom Fort Hainilton, accompanied the ent on board ang ordered the! workmen see i + plemen's turning over the creat black lowm im wide | and Iu it laneuage, ond some angry words passed; afer | man lying on the ground witha pistol in his bund, and they obsyed. Ti i . ¥ forrows. The cattle were grazing on tne prairie, | Sargeon—From whom? Nish. Mae, O'DHOA sekruek Paley 1a the. (000 cae tase aumae A 1 inavectors then Went to toe ganeway of th ‘HR STH REGIMENT WORSHIPPING, ne baile “ Detective—From Mi. Moore, of 58 Naas: ‘ and blood owing from bis head. Tho maa de ce Candidate Goes for id protested against the action of the steve: Se ed the dull, bevy sounds of the upon ther Surreon—All right, sir, with his open and, At Murphy's request Mr. | gerjped bimsolf as Willtam Caamberinin, aged 65, of the Barroom Stateamen. dore, warning him in the oresence of the workmen | Services tn eo ky Avenue Reformo@ secmed as music to one's ear. Huge loads ot | Quicaly wuroing ou hls heel, the aureeon dived | O'Brien then retarnod to nis own room. He told tuken to Bt, Lai The Hon. C. C. Leigh, candidate for the Score. | {iif ghey Gucharced the ehin, he would dane in | Church-Eloqwent Discourse by Ir. Oare were being gathered and piled in stacks for | down into an inner vest pocket and drew forth © | nig brother and Alfred Maxtor what had happened, had snot himself throagh the tore- | warvenip uf State fed é be & cre of the revonue laws. at the perl! of kaving reil—Bi thoir Obaplein Farew himself ari XT | The Thirtecnth Regiment assembled yesterday in 0} servance of their religious niversary in the Lee Avenue Reformed Courch,Broon!s ‘Htoara of Health. He was always gentiemanly | dressed a large congrogation last night in the Jot- while put on his coatand hat and went out of the | in his deportment, never showed 1, trmpiome of | verson Market Assombiy Rooms, He touciod upon house, saying that he would « {nsanity, nor was he invemperato. He lett his room | 4, t have O'Brien arres‘ed; ont inetead of doine eo, he | C#fly yesterday moruinz, sad wae not geen around | Wh eusPension of sentences over criminals who tp in heaps ready for the torch, The huskers were tivo busy fn the corn fields collecting their olden Varvest, and the sheep, gathered fn massos like his warning. Mr. Grovs declared, shonid go on discharging the ronsibi * | literaity packed at an enrly hour, wit his Doarding-bouse se Whove day, should be sent to prison, This was done, he as- | $0!P, and would take the responsibility for the € 2 snow Ari ts, lined the banks of w little str Tn a fow moments the detect ent boring bar. 4 took several ~ nard Company. Ilo did #0, and the inspectors. hav. | of the body, which was reserved (or the regime: wait re atreet car, and soon in the headquarters of the Ser- | “one .o © Delmuboring Dar-room an Aa erted for political purposds, and when ft is con- made the protest, hurried to the Custom House, ee We uined hbo Bri earn tre Gite tne | drinks in quick succession, He then retarned to the Murder tn © Teath Aveane Baleon. ire, When opposite O' Brio At 10 o'clock Inst evening Rudolph Weicherer, 4 enclosed in a common letter en: | door he stopped, orew fa large jack-knife from hie | Joneoh Kit vice Division, In the prose belarthcbesachh aac ct Package Was opeued and found to contain seven | house and went up 6 apon (tis pottorsl scene wit) the interest of a true | amalier pack and reported, in writing, the facis to Surveyor Cor: | At Quarter to eleven Dr, Carroll entered the pulpit Those tacts wore’ known to the merchants | and received the recimeot, whiew marebed in full and shiovers generally on Friday at noon, and w sidered that there are over 90,00) convicted felons Sentences of imprisonment are su enormity of the Pt ul may in great pal uniform up the centre aisle,preceded by Meld officers, r. Bile th velope beariny rk of the Wood Sewing Ma- . Lt teed ded baked bd At 4 i ded not only ¢ a elarine violation of tl 7 farmer, Fis th oe ian’ pot at ie poetical bol cuine Comnuae fench of the suralier packages | DOCKS, snd after opening It shouted, “Come out | Witke's iscerbier saloonat 419 Tenth ay An oe lent has just been trae. iin veeeria te Ng violation of aks fy | Col. Mason, Lieu'.-Col, Briggs, Ma). Daniels, Adj aentialls practical, He blamed the iarners fOr | were enclosed the precious stones, folied lozetier | Lere now, Joho O'Brien, and I'.1 Ax you."* called each tor wine, Wilke ssid that bute grows mark of disrespect to | Richards, Burgeon Moore, Assistant Surgeon Watt, antnoriti the Government officers, juartermascer Van Nostrand, and Commissary Bey- and the three took soda water. oon « quar- nd me, and to 6 my The stevedore n> to 10 A. M. on Friday had di & “4 Heed Y | rot arose, and Wilko addressed Weichoror with in- | clusen of New York. Yet all those papers wore | charged about 60) ovses, vie fact was known tc | M0Ur Following Wese came the captains and tnele Kueir sallow ploug ine.ands id thatthe cornhe saw | like hummopatuic doses, ‘They were vaiced at] Orstrien, not saepec.ing bis intention opened his teint cothored would not yield forty busnels to the Goeth) ire 1 portectiy quiet. and Moore | room door and looked oat, As he did eo, tere, He ssid that instead of @ hundred shoep on ne rere ‘a adh pe q . wos lef anmulested ja nis office tn Nassau street | sprang upon him and stabbed bim twice, Tue ante Ing epithets, to whica the latier replied. pat in custody of @ convicted felon, Was it the Castom House autvorities, Those casi walt | reepective companies, who Bled into the pews, 5 the tanks of the #treans there coght to be ten tuou- | Meantime # strict wares kook wine arrival entered the neck, just behind the jugular vein; the : bis One and ad and Proper ? No. © aNd 08 offcer eleciod by any foe treae bes “e boon Soined ‘The whole eubject was The text was taken from ist Corinthians, wi, and, 9 " 0 i ja the Mist of Agvust the | gaco, tint O'Brh ‘other constituency than the dram-snop constituency | referred, at the Custom How usualin Fuch a tand, ond that the farmer who piled up.lis straw Te eee, ATiet ame | Second turast cul tne heart In two, rion orte: 3 bcaey, tase ue cremenne sored Soap. We Gee Remmore Grevatee § Ae at Depuay | chap. 10, verse 13" Watch yo, atand rast in the Ku MULE N cabana ivbendbgn ices stat ineranslbeed aionds was adopted. and | "On, bin atahbed t Toley, you've killed met"? tid that the remedy was in the baliot-box, and tne | Collector Clarke, Whtie it was thought almost cer- | faith, quit you like mem, be strong.” Bt. Paul was toon!) in the golden suntight, the warbling of the | with like resuits. The haut was grener, however |, browent lus rot er and Alited Baxter to bt tain among the ehippers and ented as a cuptain addressing dinmonds being of m Omer | gig 14 soldiers om birds, the gathering of the ripened ears, the lowing just im tine to see Foley ronning down staire | age, German, residing « 400 Teath avenue, He | cOuls if they well " quality and tar, Tue valustiva excoeded $39.0 | gy oF os O'Brieu followed « macuinis! Jor the nomine folly discharged « Of @ great battle with te enemy, woo was ofthe nerk and docile cows, or in the gambols | Quay tad an tne wey picted ope clot with obien ve beat aera ee pot ancer seiture Satan, ‘This parallel was continued throughout the ‘ af the svow white limbs slone the riv Thinking the game tad been played lone enough | hin feartulie cwertne hs 1, They reached (he strect, Murderous Aw: ecured Fuley and rand © ‘st evening no oMficial action whatever discourse with great clearness and effyet, ant ped |B, ue ae Picton of Koheedi spe co floctad taken against the anin, officers, oF atevedore, lesson brought nome wita force to the Curistam Barly yestorday mocving Officer Stevens, of Ex-Judge Barrett was the only counsel at the Tue inspectors were directed, ow Frilay, to re- | soldier was thet discipline Was wecessary to the ‘ poetry in all this #eene to him was the postry of | tine, was due. Moore was taken before a United aware John J. O'B-ien, with his li'e blood | the Boring street police, found in Grand street | Kesex Market Court on Saturday morning to take | turn to the ship, and efter they had made uo their | success of tho armirs o1 Got cat Presently Mr. Grecies s eyen were withérawn | outes Commiasionor aud held in defauls of 610,00 | owing in sire-me irom hot wor tollowed | Henry Keli, of 108 Hester street, and Mich.ol | part in the examination of Mrs. Hingerty. Tudge books 10 go on with the aivenarge ot tne cargo at | | No uerrila w would encceed aesinet Batam i from the lovely view before him. They rested on ® | LS necting, though bardiy deeming It probable, | pootof hlomh yo, with clinched teeth and even not, | Haurke, whose abode te unknown, Both were | Barrett dented that, in consultation with District At | dischareing the remainder of the carvo at 1-P. M. | tod and trained in Henven, and was thet fmailoos inthe roadway, The boy hade hole in | ihai a third atiempe would be mace by Vas | he cescende tie stairs, and waike: to Grand street’ | biseding from a number of wounds on their heacs | torney Garvin and the counsel for the defendant, | The China ts loading (o sail on Wednesday, the ZY, AER NAL Whom nO hireling or debaucl bis trowsers and no Fim to bis hat, Gatofahote | Dusen to au uggle mw further quantity into | There he stagere! and fell fainting to the side | and taces, Whon takes to the etrtion eact: chareed | he had consented to the discharge of Mra, Hacerty, | Cwvners and officers, no doubt. teeling elated at their | soldiery could hope 10 suc an band ation! Col. Wiikey arrested Moore hist Priday, the day Ww teak. All was hard and practical, and the only | oe She errimas; tie tind. steamer of the | ped,tuere ofteer M 10 . the country, Detective N——b was pia ed at the Kiod tr cl Y “ sucess in resisting Unied Siates ofivers and defy. | diers in tae grand marca 0° recent events, not only. toly tiir, He bed alto a very face. Mr. | waich the moveenis of the officers of ihe vessel. | tninutes tion, He poke | Coman discharged Mr, Kelty andoommitted ftourke | had Teceived e cemuinuication trom Disties aster, | patetat haa Denaty Collector Clarke to aay on the | spiritual Dondaze were fast, Draakines Bismarck ee Greeley fooled at this sinsil boy with an air of } The mom Lad evident.y eot wind of the interference RCL rsa trlerong hap rye yr ay eee eee re a ene WA NtOD,. | subiect 2. Mas.the seizure bees couivesm.oed ? weserot Chemee” tie oun ORB, Ul Ictereste Tacbog-tooketead Mr, Gresiew weiiten {-06 the Secret Berets nmane ted 7 1 SUV, POyVe RiTiod Tel ~ | tempted to murder Wim and (hat the former bud | leaned on evving ball In £5,000 (0 appese for trial In ————— HOR Ue hreskian cows. a vartiers Co troeiem “¢ setmbd to atte tne vensel, the surgeoe Foley and O'Brien had always beca iriends. Fer | scteu im seif-celenct the General Sessions. Mr, James Ryan of 139 | The Stnwahter of Dr. Grectoy's Friends— | SPiritual prorross. aa dinar air. Proseutiy an idea seemed to atrige bia, | gave an the diamonds, wian2ed a0 im | aye teat three four years Foe, bid msde : — Usecscarees veces Lie Gomeenes: Gbant'e Wert ta how vec: preiared e romp; a Hee te ee eee. roe eae ace | curea tiguthy with Lexvy wlive (wine z RE ae SORE Ae Cee atte ta ith | TM SUIN OF TAMMANY. AP MAND, — + In the various departments of the New York 0 receive the fal ‘ariatian soldier 5 am BOSE) Ol CEG BOVE RO: FEINENED Prrnmen a: “ree that!” aid the chief to ‘Tue Sum reporter, | ponce stution, Foley's head was found to be o1d.9 ae An Italian Bureau of Emlaration. Post OMce between 800 and 1,000 men are employed. aus of the redeowed, Ht himanan, ‘Tne man looked at Mr, Greeley, ind] as te held the bauble up tu the light. “That | Cur Ia the abecnre of ® police sureeon st the | The ii njamin W Other Incore | About fifty wealthy Italians assembled last night | ae primyry elections and other puliical meetings | alnied vena Cat oueal and often eloquent. fe Hen burried away. In a moment three more men | stone Is worth over a touand doliirs. and the | Volice Central Ofice, Foler's wounds w+ dreeed ruotitie Democrats at Work—A Commit | in ConcordiaHall,:Delancey street, Siguor Corradi. | trey are vor ila: “eollae kaa was bis Brewall te the rertuepe, end sapresn from another direction, Soon | dUtt ts over forty ver cent, You eee it te an ob) by Dr. Frazer, He was (heu cousigaea co a cell to tee of Nine Handre 7 ¥ Berviceable, voting aod cheering to dy and expri came, and tien tour tosmuggle suc ae that.” ‘ite remaining osck: | aya tue t oroner's action } Bee gi having been elected temporary Chatrman, explained | the order of their cuiel. remot of Collector | A#eP, Simputhy with the friends ol the de 8 wagon drove baatily up containing a man, a| sges were oveLe| one DY one, and the Whole wae Il ov lock De hman, ‘Prom the Sunday Herald, tad GNSdek Oo Wa tus Poraatind tk Broan bt Bechara: || ESsom usd sass role orruintne | member of the regiment, Henry 8. B.nith, whose woman, and three children Tien haifa dozen | {und to amount to sbour 4,000, making §11,100 Dr. AL. Vand of tue Park Hos. A large and enthusiastic meeting of the friends | tion, atter some discussion op the question of Repahiican party, many Of the appointees, particu. jas conducted at "+ chu - , dene si aga nd | of the wew party" im opposition io Fammany wan leas ff > larly the Post Oftice clerks, demurred. They knew be @ore wen crue, and soon a dozen more, By this Whitley now believes that he has success | fist the kul heart wesriv dm taal. | veld last evonine at Apollo Hall, ‘Tne cvaie was | fleeting vMlcere tor the Bureau. Sige or Corredl | but? ong Kevublican alip'in New York of which She regis iw Aime there were Bfty present. They all looket a | fully broken up the traffic in that quarter ‘The wound tu the ueck would not necessarily b taken ty Mr. m. D Ovuriney, avd the meeting was ee eened Ficnur P. | the flop. Horace Greciey ts the pilot. and for re \ Mr. Grecioy, and ins few minutes the Ofty bad in me oreved ratal marked dy @ decorum, wani'nity, and god order er Tals, as President | tuslvg to desert they have been discharged. On Ap baer Ghapinin terowen Te tet Laie & basdesa, bad 1a 8 Varv enceC Hine a Unvelt the Statue ia Memory of Sumes | _A SUN reporter visites Poley after the post mortem | aitovoiber unusual in pab.ic political gatherings of | Seine Wuroun tion. ‘This ied tos nenera: | Saturday a large number of men employed in tie + Sea a isthe fonttive ch tie raeeee f eed 5 WW, bance! examinavion. Foley is a brass Quishor, ftv yous of racier tt Pera aunt ‘hoor, No | Ceneral snd various suv-stations of the Post Omce, | Sxiresslon of regard a large portivu of the congres Laudred more, Finally a respectable-looking gen Oh age, of stout build, and evidentiy a mau of atron: Courtney, in ealling the meeting to order, | Conmumlon. Severs! anewkers occupying tue foor, No to we Repubitean associations, | lve Joied. est ternoon the statue erected in ( 4 : conclusion was reached, ve Repubitean associations ap ccceceealcaae - Lieman eltowed rts way throagh the crowd and ap Yesterday ar uM Cy: | vashiona. “He mas @-vered with blovd, almoat t10m fed upon the lircencas of tae eashering, phonies tion they took !n nope! 7 ‘ica seuan tha Mater 4 Ills Cemetery to the memory of tre late | bead 10 fon ce b tant 6 Ui hat aeiginatty Gee 5 ab the receut Ke ten to the S Cries od Me, Greeiop, Tie said be was tne Mayor. | preee Tile Comey te tee tea) maeratere on | mite had bbe ore tention hat been pianzed, | QA Leve-Blek Girl's Deaponde oreo of tye. wire MaRGanipad Wonk Mr Gr-eley's hind, ant oade bim i fow His story dit Wve every gerticuiun && opportunity to je Miller wes taken to the Beekman street | pullers of ine Post Office, who belong to Murphirs euLAcuh 66 Fun PLAGE: the Order of Elks, composed ebtefly of sctors, cou: | fers very, ma Mr O'Prien’s | express bis opiaion as ce the ipaiies ashikons. baviun taken ibbahh uA. Mis Gale Had | FARK: nave tee AT'vacation, and will at. |, Qt County Kirst Dinirict tHe oata thoy ald not Lnov that Mr. Greeley was in | “usted thie ceremonies. On reaching the spot where | friends; Me was smoking ashort black, «43 pine, Sanu. tied Lek GS ane Ghe woseick and tired of life, This wes e weex | (#20 20 Byrscuse Convention. sieuben County Pinot District, 4 ji © remai d repose, fi a Ben tor yas cota ace 08 stelle “ ———— Orange Berio i ‘ y i. id bave calied suoner. The crowd | *:% Tremaine of Mr. Lingard repose, the fraternity | Mac gcenunt of the assassinauiun of the now pohtienl combination to be formed. Bho was taken to the Park Hospital and saved a Hes. B erie te penal Retehash alte ees eee enor for neccees, | ‘ormed wcircle around the grave, AN uncovered, Tose iting on my ted, shen Jobu O'Brien |. Mr. Courtney then read tue nemes appended to | Yesteraay morning a young woinan entered the Ram te Willlamebun iset end ike Hoe: Acc} Kase moed ey! ee Be jon shouted ad cheered and called fo Le and E. R, George J. Greon delivered the introduc. | sag Av red Laxter came into my room avd clabved | the call, About two-t ircs were citer present or | same pulice station and asked Ser.eint Wilson to Late on Saturday night John Oswald reached Orange County First Dis £ck, Alfred Post, David My Nr Greeley bowed and ar ed, and advanced to the rae : fe You wouldn't want a mau to be clubbed and | rent excuses tor non-atvend Bea Wood was | allow ber to stay witli toway, as ale bad no bome | his home at Marshol and Leonard streets, Wiiliame. | Fowler, Jeremiah Drow. ant Toomas Milley aigh. igo of the piazza, He sia ory address, Moaart's “Ode to Priendsbiv” wis | ot ge end fimsel’, would you? Those O'Briens | present, und eat desi ie J amos U'Brie Te Berceant gave ler one of the evils When | yi. Se hupler County~Hull Fentoa, ke M. G \ . 4 ten sung, and was followed Uy a prayer by Chapiain | sre bad peoole, 1 don't want anybody to beat m Mr. Nooney moved that «committee of Ove be | Cavt. Leary came in te sent for her and recognized | LUreh, drunk. Hs wie was up waiting forbim, | L Gregery. “My fricnda, F did ot expect to talk to vou this {itis Passeges of Goripture were reed, with ep: | ‘or motaias.” appointed to draw ap aa sadress to the Demo her as Carrie Miler, Ble eid toat took tue | When ehe rebuked him he fell upon Ler with acary DEMOCRATIC morning. I bave stoped in vour tittle village tc Sure. Teatbalas, Sad ihe sistas. wee anvaiion Mr. Aluert W. Basler, who witnessed assas. | electors of ehis elty and county, and to all tn ber lover had weitien a taren letter | ing kniie and cut her across the hand andarm. In |, Monfgomery Coun'y—Horace Van Eveds. eleote wait (or a train, and wm devoting tue hoare @ delay | {i isin que form of an obelisk. with an urn at the | #DRtiON, mye Jo tuie retorm m tue v. Writvout him she conld wot | her efforts to escape from the room she teli down t# | Coveduon tO toe reLounnation of George W. C top, und bears on one eido Chis iaseription “T ive a 138 Elm street, and J | ihe coveratio opposed to live, ‘Justice Dowling held ner for exemina:ion, staircase, The drungen madman sorang down uyoa | Gy M to the rest which 190 greatly need. T have travelied | YP i . | OBrenter ee ie, 1 twink, about) years | HieMl, 19, coanciion wltn acail ter primary elve —+— Far and wap shovt.tarsl her Dat she Belg. bore ee, 4 creat deal, and bave been worked pre'ty hard pea *t | or see; a ruler and bookbinaer by frave, emp oved.| bons. The wotlon was passe <YestinasburE® Peliticiaué te Qued, Be ak CG et rr aetna tase wh tutes: weeks: ‘There le one ren ttit at J fn Boitu’s, White street. Daniel Foey in| Lhe pane of tie associaiion was then discussed a 5 . Waeca vantaete eee pea i, { bee senlaxudl es radial inch AI abet i | sour d)y eve. a Uruse QgsLer by (rae, Foley's | Mr. MeCaliil moved that it be named the Damo George Rowe on Saturday night went to the | (ued sesterdey morning by oftcer Hopping, secret: tobject thougn, that 1am alware ready to tuk | is neat to ours. Yesterday morning, ab at | eratic Resorm Association. lager beer saloon at 4 Union avenue, Williams | when tho oficer arrested hit, out and (hat t agricul ure. There is no more Twas siresc ed on the ced awake, Tue | Anotber genti e Wie of The | urgh, While bo was in conversation wita the — - HOURS OF LEISURE. Qonorable profession known to man than that of » . . sooo! | jatup was sailing, and Jobany (O'Brien) was ia ibe | Regular Demngcratic Assoc z ‘ 4 . rehash . Ou the other side were these words row Fotey bad been drinking during Saturday ‘A third gontieman quietly ro 4 proposed thai | burkeeper fonr young thieves entered the place, Sandas’e Ball Game at Now 0: 6 —— Wile of she voll, heve devoted saueh of my tie a one a sesosng | Gantng, and'mia in and ont tho passage vo ‘we bel | due name aaopte be sate ea his gold waten trom hie pocket, and made | New Onteaxs, Sept. 24.—Yuero wan a large | ,, The Argonauts and Neviane, Cube row 4 these, to it, ed 1 mean to devote more to it, 1am pleased Thou wast kiod husoend und w loving father. ‘vows frequently during toe evening Toon'tknow | 4 ute. rt | their escape. “Officer Ennis afer an excitiug cnase dance to-day to witness th: a oy | Mule iralgal-away race a Bergen Puiut, N. J., to-day 9 wee 60 much of the +0. of Towa under eultiva: | iss++ neve shinee how eerme. op frst. but Jolnny and he had a few TRA DAM SUSATIO BAT Ceeleae oneneeatien: captured Thomas Fiynn, a Butile Row poddier, He | svonsance to-day to witness the game of base bYL) ine Hosting contest for the chamnpionsiioo! tte ee ie skews baw: Tivo, Chas, W, Brook se, of Philadelptin, deavered | Words. Foley wus running down O'Brien's cous.ns, | ‘The second amendment was lost by «vole which | was identifed. Yesterday morning Joan Aodott | between the Lone Brars of this city ard the Em: | Kit yon Kul! will sake place oupomite New Brighton, Gon Ti sigs how great emigration must Dave | ee 'oration, concluding with bueno words: ud #yeaking slizhtingly abu dinreszectiully of thei, | seemed preity equal. Tulled at the police ‘sistion tor vee tne captate ava | Pires O: St, Louls, which resulted in favor of tho | S-1..at éo'clocs this eiveruo. dose to tie Stale in these few years past, wad Fn | ee ee en ene eet Oraen, tor itiscon. | Jolmiy tov no nouice of him tor a long time, | The first amonsment was also voted down, fearn whether ne could Ax things for hie friend, | Ormer by aecore ot 16 10 13, Pua tenth annudl romsite of she! Miapice Cliy Gaak fore you are much more thri ty on these broad fer sted DY the tears cf howeiees chtidren, orphan hen went out and was away about ftoen or | ‘The Hon. Peter Mitchell, after an apolu-y, pro | Abbott In a Battle Row ipoiltician, Sera ———— place today (rom the tose od obeadra posite ge aeeaneraad greg tiga ea 5 * | twenty minutes. failed for ule, room nate, | posed a tried ame drment, 40 the effect at tie ve | invited bim to na Inner rou, wad bo W hat the Clerk of the Weather Says. aveaRish Gunte ogy ; ie prairies than he rocky Dirren fe pore auaae . er, the | Murpbs, wuen he cxme back, and sai, tu re.eseuce on 0 mmittee | t.fed as one of the party s 7 om, Beni Horse, Oi Eacinnd, from wlencs many of you came. T Like | agi en es eerie ore re se arsritg | tote aif rence wit O'Brioa imevdment wa csrriod ubamiautely and with wnlchat, Orvice, W asminoron, Sept. $4.—Hasy M8. Bom epart in ue aes sl ss “ Murohy, Pi fix O'Brien ov Monday morning. a faint show of enthusias ‘The Leng Island City Bankraptey, i Al drobany commence ! caer people 10 come West, Tam carteatared a great deal grave, ti Forsy veri vonan absut tue coun aad faiso | "Ale, Noonsy ‘moved that the Commitiee beom- | ay, 7H! inane Cis tere ay | omeMtonday from Douisiaua to New! Jersey and ts wanting everybody to come West. Now. tha ee spoke about O'Brien's vather, who ts dead, in such | oowered tolsaue a cal! lor 4 pri vary election tn excl he Common Counell of Long Island City | north of taleting, POLITICAL SQUIS, e pot Food for the Credutou WPhnonner us to excite O'brien. Johnoe went out | ward aud diiriet of tures delegates irom each dis: | threatened to tmpeach Recorder Parcells it be cid SEAT CAET EE Corie: ——_ . Last night a goodly company of spiritualism’s | ana trom where L was Taw tuem aculle, LT coud | trict in the wards, and that three rood, honest, and | not deliver to the Treavater ali moneys received b; ES OF CRIME, ‘The Bepabiionas of Uusasace eounty beve amis 1: DOW) WANT AYREERRRY 79 OMASRERE sais mals kee val coon Prot | seo ttwel, They rere clinched only" snort tla | tried Democrats 0¢ appeinied a» twapeciors of elec: | ri ve Recorder annwer Ie tint the, cite ae emai Andrew Shererdeon far tho Ascemsiy ib beioslk lucas eho bee thing elwe to do else | woen Jouipy ered out, tion, r : The Ho ra lloed Pelven tei like Pivots in the East, let ina stick 10 it; but it he | SFOuRh the celebrated medium Thomas Gales Fos. | then rushed out and F oley made a tonge at me | what premavure |B ifn eaterence tol tre Com, Mom, Wat Wie alary orevious to, June ie peveble | mister tucide Oy taking udenuon, We had been very | the bonlaatios for Ganasor athe Flea Duets, ‘ : ° Ti was notorious 7 of the ‘down-town | drawo, because Segre nro, Be funae ie tbe \reatars glaucn.er 1a ihe fourth decree tn the poki¥h Clty ; teaen au it wee AY men Rolling einesuren: ‘ons x 1 | Goureoe MeCne seutenced him nen. nominated for worse than all, in that moral plagce tly prought home here, | went back city respectable men bo Join this Commities, In rsa Bieuben county, : ‘ . be rhymes be aMticied er and naa Foley alrested {iat part of the city tre best invn were mbreuaots | The Swiftest of the Ve ‘ ‘The Jobn Scott Association of the Pighteentn Ward 4 Was ington; and after trey beve searched ts stabbing Foley ® us himself opin his | aud buriness men, wo uP | Tho maguificent steamship Baltic, the third in mith etreet, Brook: | Ge'ardayuigite t | Nover Of dames O'Brien ow tain in cities they give It up, and ether beg | (rey “rithme rave to death in relund room, end When the officer knocked wih lis suv | own. In lis own ward there were twenty-three race Iyn,ore When arresiod he baa two wold ‘ ot atea!, Now to euch people Tay, Come Weet; | It was expecisd that Mr, Foster would attempt | at tue coor, Foley tod him be was welcome and | districts, and \t would | bard to dnd mont of tue fleet of the Write Star Liae, ar- ‘ches, & sold Caaia, @ lowied Fovulver, aide lov of | The Renublicans have chosen delerates In Sted (ie trod neree are ready tor you, Above all | {2, “levitate” after the fission of Home, the Eng: |r adily et Lin 10, He male no attempt ut excuy Idisirick who would take the proper int 4 in Our waters for tho first time early yoster. | sesletui key § Bomiane b spiritualist who ewime to the alr; but ior some oley was heard to ay, eT wish Tuny (O'Brien eee of Prof Dayton contented | cousa) bad been. h ¢ ‘instead of Jubnny.” Poor election. own on the | Anna. Diewn orain rallen een day morning. She sailed from Qaee: nite FiDinweel wan arreli ternoon of the 14 inet, and during the Dasey was arraizned before Jastioe De ae Umm charee or tinny. |. The Riward Cuddy Cin> sticks by Boss Tweed, Son's » ek an office’ You that are lere in the en a toe month nesrecra 01 ir of brozon cymbals; his prose was | crying “1am sanded.” Lfollowet bim and cameo) the costo of our young mem when they cannot Oa. { #0084 a8 ® Pal « a Pp Vaplopaent it Boston to avek it 1a. New York or | paseably ood; but bis pootry was execrabie, and | Wil0 tim near the corner of Centre street, jus as lie Busere or She’ Yroiessoral su¥de WO made i deserves Lo au Serre UNECE ome late: coat b ¢ re ei » ie recitation of wal of ONeUsI +e, c Cornelius De Stiall of 38 West Sixth strect, New York Ith eraised a large banner tn tne Howe bearing his ovmcnt of your incomes ns farmers, remember suit: | Bimselt and bored bie hewrers wiih che recitation of | O'brien ‘wae mort inoteusive, and was a favorite | yy, toat a committee of one ed only at mo peed ; nevertheless hi the compiaisaut, (otified shes he was ina fied to Anus | Uaine lor penator irom the Four District, Om aeting is becoming the eurae of our conn. | 4,pitee which threw more than teu per cent, oF tue | with every one wno know nim, fomeach wand. be ap o nied to consiver the num. | passage Of the fastest tothe wer.ward ever | three yeas ago, ant ater Cting wiih Inmcour eects | Murphy's colored champions met in arcret cons Oy andl kadw ol cn en te the body | “At the clees of hie uo. and alter bid ier bor tu form the Gener! Comuittes, wade, baving been accomplished in eight days, | sie quit bimand niaiiod Johu Truss of 6 Cocover | cieyronSaturtey to devin menos for the vaccine a Y, er w of no greater nuisance la the {hie haronpue. and alter Didding | A munday Moruing tMomicide oi East Mr, Wash, MeLean saia he (vougis tnere ought to | niuetees hours, mean Une, piace clare oa alarey bo Gevise misene (or the Keaging af » thon re of office, When a man accepty | orewell to hid, Sow ate wit atonich vee world Houston street Curbstone, be tures trom each Gistrlat, ip Si, Mitabell'e ward ~———— ee House I anaates, Sroall ofice at the hands of @ government OF # | tig evening. bustin, it 18 eal, 1s «more Wonder John Starke, of 196 Orchard street, with John | decent and respectiin they ave “nat tures men, LOSSES BY FIRE. SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH A colored committee has been annol-ted to tne : je never wil ort i eas ° ports r 4 s 4 fir tabby’? 4 — ——- vertigate the collection and uses of money for politic people 1 4 AM be wort anything | ful tricaster Davenport Fick, started off on Suturday nigbt on @ spree. f in every resvect, could be selected fro -_—— mvs ikial vallow fave? ceaes [a Cbs ‘i puipos's and for the celebration of tac Filion Wb vr tie beigubors, Some young me: a TAT E rly yesterday moraing they found themselves in diateies oven TE a Bix stores and a dwelling in Houston, Texas, on ’ RES arleston yester: | Amendment in tile city Ubin ey B on et om clerkship in jarter's Kxtensive Spree, i. hb dheril Brien thougat three rie eo on' " sirmoua " y, The coloret van ann snublicrn Clo in tev @m only get rkship tn Afow weeks ago flenry Sartor, book-kceper | Houston street, near Suffolk, Bord were very | ouyuets be the number. Many aentionen in tie | ,lenderson’e sawmill, ab Fairmouat, Pa, Lose | yhe Derby and New York Mme of steamboats haw | och gate wiry Hom G. dienes Benablicay Cee thington will be Qxed for Ife, 60 pags ea tH ef tract, | dfuuk: Biarke as he went wloog piayfully knocked | ward wished to Join tm, and It was noc Que Sinisa Seis brea entabiehed by Ht H Downs & Co of South street, | and pythe true ftenub icau warty, of Wicu ie Hole Way wilt but what a Ox! ‘They are | for Sulzsachor & Gitterman o 132 Con rey strec i d Rare wine 1 tie ral nae gelog (9 Gea telore ail } tae eube tripe three week. grand By hho irae Fapublics tent live ete drow. a check on the Central Nutional Bank tor | OYeF eversthing within bie reach, In front of | routs for them, Sutil MEM ROB OL OO | eLASH ES FROM THE OCEAN CABLES Gerett, George Pulmer, Lady Aogusta, and other | tne Republicans. of Moen have nominated Hi 4 Foe eae y pqo0 with which to pay the bande to the conermn, | PulD Wentze.’s store 1a Houston stroet several | fi danger, would offers man a large bribe if there ——s horses wirived In Providence yesterday 10 attend sive Nea H Helley for Senator, Jerome Fu ler forcounty wed Ast sald Defore, 1 ome farmer mzseli, | 400 SiKA mBlGh AO at oe eck and Garter altered | mull cane were standing, Starke Kicked the cane Ty one mam, andyo sures was mucn the best | ‘The Wiewn mine iw still Durning and there are | {Al meen M Park, “The prowiums | Jiiee, Genres Kaiuer for Uisirict Atorue), Aue Chad atl Inever made much atit, itis true r. Sulzbai i § " Niieitaaickets Tha paleeco Uae Allleg. babi at ber, ‘They would find they would wave more | frequent exvtoAious REOO DIE cs vache: Gann, wnp tormai's | Meee re rae ‘i botT Lave not the soil you people have to dig in | the amount to $16: and drew the money. Wish | tiactou the attention of Wentzel, who slepbe’ oul ve than they coaud And Foom ior, Senor Montero Rios will probably be cloron Pres. | ,, The Bassett House, of Derby, Conn. was formal The Democratic Convention of Snifalk oounty In our cs avelly granite We tuink forty bushels | the #680 tie Daia the Hands and, oocketing the rest, | of bis Flore wud avced Starke Why be had kicked | | Mr, Courtuey asned now wany H of ir | ident of tne Bpanisa Corton, pened vo Famer mene te AEE ed 4 resolution adv cating the uomipation Of . 6b adel a sian le Went oT From New York ie went over the cans. Angry words followed, and Wenige! | Hat bed made | ah Swe sey’ - — wont, Ea uppi ed with bot andcul hew men on the State tic wud eodorsing sue fos oem t hore I ki SL bs Be] Org Sy y ‘y Mr, Matcnell sald the orgenigition ought to b . F a Ip supe jh bo mine Judge Har iard the acrea Iarze crop, while here T know |" J i 1 | Civvag Gtarae'a violent shove ie tel: totue side re Mites ald the ore 0 f q 5 aes na Kae, an) heate! with team, The lessees andinans | O°! ‘hunted can be raisea with ane same culiivation | | CWleago and ‘henge to Dubuaue. where lie atrempted | Veins Tiare 8 Vi a ate any curb. | formed gn ine fair basie of the population oF act WESTCHESTRKK COUNTY apersare FF Stedman & 3 ihe houssisowsed | _ Senator Alpleas A. Bradley ts about to re'urn te 4 con with te Q o raise 8 large 4ulm on a sorged gralt un bis | the back ‘ ta wind. ‘Tummany was ail the time changing the aie = ORAL & TB nee: stituents. Davin ged themselves Yiand, Bot you have much to learn yet. You | enpio ers, 0 his own o omen oie i SrA wee Ward iney bad. tncrsanedl i = 7 ss ave Senate i Gey, Bulivon l mang th ned Wcntze! and Fick sprang to his assistance, but he | (ricts, and tn the Eignto V a A special term of the Suoreme Court convenes in arpetst deep enough, and you depend too teleerepiied ¢0 the Br ong Wie CR A EPA Hy Aan Aaa ese tery Nahin ves\ience: and: toe number of districts to tw paty three, Ie Spite of | White Viaine 0-day, Justice Gtioort presiding, JOTILNGS ABOUT TOWN. Nee ee at 2 the raie from heaven for moisvere, 1 | _ Arrest tue eningiar. © Burien came buok on Gut: | ih nies, einen reslerdsy Gorving tv fact thas there mere tear ote ae when ges aAatg oe a een pad dada “ithe Hon James tevin. bes beat enominated foe tee the time when tral uBlce of the police Wentgc! ana the man we Shere werw pal? an, Friday, shows unustakaoie vigas Of by | Ani and dake were the winuers at Fleetwood on | Vine bannete inane hixsecnin Lusitict are ae Diehty Of : a Wen'zel_ W » not erresied, Dos Was ou: WHAT THRY OUGHT TO HAVE, diopuvbte. fevurde Mee ee eee eeae ah wat kuockle acon. ; Avo PRAIBION SAL BB TORE 9P Woman Sufrage A@rmed. ar a0 8 witueso At |..0 Inquest Nooney suid they ougit to have ten honest | The riot In Morristana Fritay night bas orca | “eneich's Temple of Fashion will be closed to-day. | ‘The Michael H, Whalen Crow ier Club of te %y vem plougas two feet, and when every ride | Wasuyatox, Sept, Y4—dudge Underwood, ‘ie aA andl gemouw men in each district; but they ougat to | sloned much, eat auiong the iuhanitants. War | couge, preparsucs.for the grand opening Oh Tueedey ype to orm Your from wich iw abeil be | United nate Dus adhe ier Virsinia, bas sit | Deputy-Coroner Cushman was informed yes. | couvlatied orebien On Saturday afternvon, «large Dlaet was tonched | B9¢, 4 street a to be rormalls opeued | Whaien Ws Peoaident of th Ha Were meade . ls ‘on a letior in which he says be ery confizent | ope 7 f ’ traliz tion ef be ; of in ihe prison quire tn 8! today weak . : ty have non ton: Yor your lan’ Arrigation 18 the Moet | ee ent ang Binveeutn Amendments. oi t« | te'aey mormng tont Ann Monahan, of 831 Bowory, | {ol'ye power to the perple, and tuea there wauia | Om Iai Orisgn anu Ty 1 8 Officer Brush of the Prince street Station found The Democrats af Albany ennuty bave nominated ‘nn feature io agricu ture, end iste one that | Constitution, together with the Eve | Usd sted suddenly, Circomstances pointed toward | gever be avother iting to broak ap, Viasted rock With mblone hiner and. etnies tte NVI Lying on Grav! street last gigat ot dunn We Bawyer third ms teitic : Hebblstag ie | United States Constiratlon, toserher, with the Boe | tseater Sonne ian, her husband. en having boon | dre Micchell eaid he was quite willing to have | break it dustantiy t xoioded. Avie inal d: P RuHh owt in the bace of her bead, La Publ gO 3 REET Oe ee ea eee eee te ee Iricairomental (6 len death eed tres trom ach disicick, aid veh nie coat of 01 | rections, Killing, Feireil'Instwully: “Uk i vresumel ® | Touert Kor, of 60 Ravex street, ell on the a + iiage of tue Supreme Court uf the Tire ti 8) koow sometning sovat termine, vet 1 do | risus te yore to penaie ‘eugene of Viel in ntal f th pow mortem examt | {har paris. He wieted (0 be Uideratood that rie was | small quanaity of nitro glyce: Ww ane Diast bad Robert Fort, of 80 Rasen. 8 0 the ef te- fe, dude 4 koe bat a0 much ab Fmean to gome Of Ue tulle seis te gow exerel Hoyed bY WAI | Hation sowed thut the woman bad died of e rup- | suri Hews now. ap im Una tbh the Leeisiature, war ke Taurcrously wounded apour the bea wae taret The Thirteenth Want Tamiiny Assoctahon have .W ure of the spinon, evidentty caused by violence ut | 19 ihe eae end ud h any i 4 oe howe called a meeting so be held In ther lecinre room, Wick on leltel tbat my ‘ein wsequntrymen base - ‘ es Br aaael Se viola ATT PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE, Wille Johm Starck, of 190 Orchard street, was | Whlismtive Ooaud treoy, veut Nortolk. to-tmureowe "i ¢, ond have go lomzer any use for we, Butler Emphatically Repudiared. the hands of some one. The husband and Patrick Mie, Lawrence moved that one-third of the dete alkabe. etialblag elke Padh: eude lace lEMCT Oe, HAG | credit’ Liner ta DemAcratic come Vs Pactea: aid thats vate ine eariil Spaisovieuy, Sept. #4,—The recent Butler | Monnslan were srresied, Patrick Monvaban said | gation shoul be glveu Ww our Geruau feilow cit De. Greeley leeiured on Sel/ Made Mon at Chicago | Mrown on thesldewalk ani serially wouidol, “Ue wo took a gr. the wrist cratic Coun Wop ‘ 6, 1 or | that ou Saturday nigat all bands tad boon drinking. | ene [Avpiause on Weaucaday, Sept. 20, bo the largest audience of t was takeu Lome st? t ‘and Wied wi er 0 ' will belndapee:'enl shorai Qe AYS#T: } ‘gnina im tue oltien pre JuNy ambel Sy-Sne, aAbl Buber b king. | Ft Hoeme sald with three members tnere wore | gay A little eit! named Grace K Grannatt, resiiling at Kinemen of tbe Firat District of Queens Nur au ve 4 uave taken good care thatany Wie | jcleastes Just chosen iu the sinail towns, ‘The Re. | A Keg of lager wns bought, and when it had been Z to de rire nundred meuoors, Hwee te) jo cemanon. wanted by she.ppdliabar at yivoat Gfinstrtcte Marien araaainl furha yitcer 44 uous on dal wtey aaah aniniaasss Von A. Hives ‘ mh, $0 UE DR SEURLOTI SD pabiouee-soluies 420% Red -elortion. oF $81 deio: | AAINUNED. JITIC EPUDE Hed Mo eocedstend-ao | That 4s maid oo-ciRloath to geulewee oe menial oF Sie PORE AG) WAG AME LP Ve: 0 BOWE a Eaiaiurisied cow welch, wilu cavers, We aliswed'o | was ueAanized, and three delekatce sopoluted to terres ’ Hunate cao take it from me | ka ce, of stow Bot ore Butler aid BY onsiduilee ment to sipoinlag room, This was | committen 80 large wt tha ’ Le tee ridave | (Uncmelate to the" atregih. gua was reacued oye | soot the'iuterekle of dhe clib 4f he'coming nrinatiog, My fren mujority. against Butler, 167, It now aeeins hal’ past three in the morning, About one | an aaa - Gon, Jon L, Beveridge. the Republican candidate | jonogman'snd taken hous. Siin Jar clube are deiug iorwied iu Whitestoue wad Nor uy oe sock of aatety Tadviae you | Meni Mu eit oe not lem tnan 130, and pow. | hour aiter hie bud retired. he was uwukceued by ti p LIEN TO CONTHOL am OMGAMMEATION | rot'CNorensimia Mt Lads ih Tinos we anew | Tune DIAL And WNC ole aco aarand opening | Oeier Ba & Vkvow of oo pleasunter | i ty ve many ue 80 mijority arwinet Gew, buster in | ron Oa inven the bed, dead, ‘Mire, Monuanae but euch a commitice could never be | Washington couuty, b. ¥ on tuesday (Wwenorow) irwho¥ The Kepublican County Convention, which mot in eee tay tne : fa home | the Convention 8 I. re, Monnenan he pocket of (wo OF three men, Wud He | Ihe Premlont visiled the veneranle Postmaster of | the hwuse on Reaiing, Pa, & week ago, Teameniulen op atur ane leet ne ol cericet sccurity of @ home SA leuvee tour calidren, she youngest a, babe of iou Teopt ie Ibvouvenience o' KK. Covington, Ky, on. Satur Ths son aad revoken the apromeneut of Tho D. Faber as at pe years With tnauke (or pour po In Jail op hie Wedding Day. ponies, name veime woe ty urhuge to care MALY Vania C Batvelt thowgit'tnere cvald not | Nelrod by fe maine pat eutnoritien ol Boagai Pasi toga tei tamnongshint | Getogstevta the Weak. Naoual Convenioay st eae a | at bid roe laren William Sumer and Kebecca Lili were to have | poice sisiion, be 100 IBABY OF ih ee topposed to. Whe villsiey Of | cost tis arecion erie Opitee those frou Parle Goth to Sor-gu ‘wud execusioa Fopuilion Capt Wii G, Moure was eppelt wa io Lis TUBRE ROUSING CHEERE \ rried 10 Borton to-day Tustead of enjoying Lerpore padi indomiable perve, ®uuid be | Pacife Itallroad, trom Chicaso Wo Leaveuworth Sul tyon, of Fulton Market fone, sent 672 gallons | Sad Fisner protenie Were civ ene arr A Ninth Ward Murder, fH AIBAD y) RUE en 8 18) , hts iam chowder (0 the Orlonial clus. | A routing mectine of the Daniel D. O Connor P B (or Mr. Greeley ot tb of Wie re | hig bridal topr Willlam i# am inmate of the jail 16 Cyst 1 4 Soho MeNail Letter than three, A rear On Baturday the Union Club eave Mr. Rar pf tits Kape poeder. £6, tne ter TRS |B cnneleg ppeetian. of the Daniel 0. O Conn 4 * Last nignt Sir Greeley core bie lecture | Newarn, Nod. Be bad etolen from tus intended of FosePh Quinlan and John McNeil are seamen | Aitor some furthor desuliory discursion,, (he mo | into Greok Causes dAMtroe at Waslington, an excel Hay gveaLog, One tw peg of B | Amociat on asthe Firet Ward was held tt Non’ to an. dom udience at | $100 vais pote ofthe schooner Mary, of Beliwst, Maine, tytn wt | ton was curried ain ost un aninoualy Vidinuer. Sie Rangave Ww traasiorred to ne AM ata, Ben here see ed. | Fatt es Oh eataray evening, Boat en" inmeare sudie v1 D = ? eae A r wey raved. Wat the Cladrman anpo OD ihe sacwak. Youn, | vaiied. Ti lation Ws. det b ir 1% bi RY WE Pe ir us) Fran) Pintiave Ageia the foutof Gansevoort sus ag er PO BALE | roe names to be Landed Iv to him oy the repre Nie National Anti Slavery Standard states that sopthine wie vee Gut OCouhort Conese m rererbce nd osupe'e an ; vt Busses, and MoNewt of Belfast bativity ~ s of the Warde Proeewt @F lnepectors Of | Sonqain Miter, ih OL TKE SiOras, Wat io \owh du olivao le vot Districs Convent ate eet, SE ME Rake W880 1 amen Hoary, wged T8;"wae feraity iejuretdast | recs ate evtse oF fllfecliag ever since tney ret ona aaa hmig: Ftdyeand Shied ah May Loa “its, “ie ta kalba te dis Sis Vonderiil adr. te waone wagon aud | evening, havive Deon fua over by car 184 Of 8° | guipneg in tue achooner, On several occasions tie) | yentinnen tins ule wae & privule, meeting, and Auserice opie ite Q ae te et ray with | Belt airond at James elip He bad attempted ' | ayy come to viows, but Leen Keperated vy We | inereiore ihe wards were not ull) represented’ reaaived to io B01 teste Maa ito! the armed ® seh vont plationm the Haan sotto oh Nue on na or Twos! be nnu Wiiteaw Rid, the o eee Eee Lee, eaptetn and mate, Yesterday while meNeit a eraearer wured ile: ise grlnerg, agen. of ey ant go wii Vadouvtedty ve of eg What be Abe Vonserailt Death of Gov, Hews tying to bie bunk, Quinian went to him and throw: | prin pie a tite mntion was carried rot Mr Aare i eateat rain! te 8 aa pleas | rath | Ei at AE GL TE oe pice tobineat out tin vanty Ravther sab “the miceiie Lice Unt s Tepes, CMO MAUR | MarucliTocuce Che Ahr FLA ALY ! i Wie Convertir Lave 68 good Une Biola. died mi tie readence ia Bb — botore L whip you, tor you Will | on banded in the names ae sugkented, White, Assomd ymaa Caimpos.ad Oo. Kober are 7, sed Marenel Looeee Ne te ua Wore lore uo bereum J0eepl OB 1.0 Wording Of bie Blas Lust, McNeil sprang from tho ‘ue mocking Laon adjourned. Oe ae Comuution