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BROOKLYN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 18S8. PRICE TWO CENTS 0 PAGES 8 PAGES TIIE SNEAK THIEF ABROAD. BROKE UP THK K. THE "AMATF.l AV.tSESJENT" THERE IS ROTHDiG IN JUSTICE OR FIGHT. lade C-l In fcy X'ir tMitUfwf Fnaltw An Italian aad Hi Armory Captured Other Robberies.

Ancelo Aneto, a repulsive-looking Italian, WILL KB. ASPHIALL fflll? Kings County Bepublicins Uniting To Boon Him. A THEATRE IM UPROAR The Electrician Pats Ont tlis Liglita and tae Clown As32rts Himself. was arretted at his home. 57 Fieet alley, last evening by Detective Jonn Dowry, of the Cen tral Office, oa the charge of hving stolen $109 "The Ultimatum Served on Boss Mc-V Laugalin By Germans.

worth of clothing from, tha home of W. J. Kelly. 3 Cbeever place, on the morning of Mat-ra-iit KdwarJ "hrpsri Saepaxi.of rvl Ss-ri? Coo. rru.ilc?.

pva-l-tha to-Ja ea.rBi'j; he ritKo taLsa by Ern tovarj the ell ar.J nrw lU: "An inprcbs.oa ev-J tfcit the Fire Coairal't nrr hz: nu appc.nt-ment oa tb fire forve ro: a ua oil at! r- o'e-l e'liMo list, whi -h i la viAfion of law. Tuis a 3ii-li a- iv.r.n ft hu b.vu nude. If it I a bfMi rra ie it tnitd be a and as has t-ni sr. i I. a Tui.i- The Fslics Interfere Witli ma Enjoyment nt Three In a Stable.

Two big white bulldogs, weighing about thirty-five pninda apiece, ware tearing away at one another in the hay loft over the stable at 191 State street at 12:03 this when the threo gjntiemen who were enjoying the sport and such refreshment as a moderately sized flak alforded, heard the outer gate burst ia, an I ia a moment afterward a creaking son il at the frjiit door, as if that last refuse aiinst the mbions of law were being forced. The three gentlemen were John J. Keliue, of 301 State street, who the stable; John Bohanna, of cSi Hamiluja avenue, and Marqui3 D. Moore, or 709 II cm street, aad without making effort to separate the dogs they Nov. 5.

When Aneto wai captured Lowrey also sectrred a murderous-lookiag stiletto and another knife that tbe prisoner had concealed carefully ruler the tilthy mattress on which he Gen. Hasted Weighing Vp Hli Chancy to See What Position Ho Will Take-Some of the Patronace and Power Attached to the Position. The boom of Assemblyman Joseph Asptnail for the Speakership of th coming Assembly is trowing apace, and within a few days be will know exactly where be vtarxl the rare fr Ccissi3cr Bcn lie "WcrU's" a 4) The r.iir Sfwcr IiiJ on Solkl dai ton Chanty Ccrnoiiututrt ilum lis Smcthinc SJ. The fSarti mr. hr a ra-T- z.

ra-r to cniil tbe wnri C.utr.-tw Prtrl the Cooty Fj-ta at Si, -i ere ea prMt Uiaa efT cr ti i s- 1 11 tbe it -r i-i t-rraof j.st-u ia nins. i' t': r.i.u tc hrn iii vn ael rji Thrry Insist If Kaiser; la Counted Oat They Will Vote Solidly Against tbe Pemocrnts Next Year IlepubJican Gossip About ilia Next General Committee All the Actressss Screamed, and the Two Principals Kngags In a Terriflo CombatThe Case Aired in Court To-day. The case of Thomas S. Dare, who takes tte part of one of the clowns in Kiralfy's spec slept Aneto this morain; d-med all knowledge of tha robbery and said ths clothin; had been banded him by a tramp whom he met ia Caeever plaoe tne day the articles were stolen. tacular pantomime, "Maralm," now being pro There Is considerable excitement over ths tie spent last night in th irst precm? station boose and will be brought before Justice Walsb on Monday.

The sneak-thief got in bis work on tbe house Auton Sehmi It, at 204 Sixth avenno yester rushed down tiie ri stairs to the stable benaath. When OfUj-r; 3iiield3, McDonald, duced at the Amphion Academy, and who was char? el wit'a assault by Ira E. Way, ttie eliC- lVsdeil an I Collier burst in toe stable door they found threi as thoroughly scared day evening and got away with $176 worth of tr eiia the same place of. am usetnsat, cams men as there were in Brooklyn eroucuini' up Juttiie Naeher this morning. The caurt loum was crowdelwith Dare' ossoci under hay-racks and endeavoring to eseape no-tiea in noiSiblo way.

A boy named property. Victoria Savage's borne at 64 Sterling Pbv, was also the scene of a robbery last nignt. Mr. Savage laments ths loss of $J4 worth of silver of la- Civil Itw. je itnprre- I fc.oa lo have ri5i irn lhn cf a a rat-r of t.re lorcr.

aad c. lift, in uiiit'iriii xc 1 n-K umler Py, I 1 to prae i- tre ju in o.w I hoirsta. taf ra- nui.imT, bav tho power to TOL-b a it tf I i it ka I i it niy odinai in lu.re. Wi-a, however, a as tua i tb-' sub 1 I jt to inacul as i ed-L "The Fire flimiiiwr, I am adri-nt. re-I r.s n.u -t eerv that li is I rrt-x' On his crrti.U-at A txrt nds -for i int-Tieut.

I hr -i u. lnelv- niai3, the rvm o.i the new Ust. And -s -n i rum iuw li-t. bo a 1 ur.i, wi 1 Tcomas Majanre. of 621 Clinton street, wno ates in the pantomime, the fair members being l.v Sr.

Fr.s-' in i-ir-j. -( th- i nf lie r-r C-ny ji had brought tne dos to the tiht, was also cap present Li 1 it nimbors. Th evidence that tured, and the prisoner, were raarched to tne ware and clothing. Even the boys in the Central Grammar School at the corner of Court and Livingston wa taken showed that the action of the elec- Ati'ims street station houe, where they passed tr.eiai in nutting oni tin lighis while the r- tne tiaiance ot the night. streets, do notescaoe the ravage of tne sneak-thief.

Two of them, Sacor Cole and A. this splendid position, with all of its honor and its patronage. Gen. Husted immediately after his Interview with Mr. Aspinalt, in which it was agreed that all his strength should be thrown to the vide of Mr.

Aspinall in the event of his failing to get sufficient votes to seat him in tbo Speaker's cuair for the sixth tune, which woald varpass any previum record, cent out notif- to every Assembly man-aect of the ItVpuaiu-aii formally aauounnn tliat had tablLbed Headquarters at PtvksLiil, stating he was la line rae lor tho S.Jienuip and requesting those who favored hi eUvt.oa to notify him forthwith. By this action Uie General in a few days will know exactly th groun 1 on which be is ktanding, his actual Wrench, and bis itle ciiaoca ia the wita Mr. Cole, who naw steads with Mr. ln-hml him. and who believes that this wi'lrnal L- biut to win.

Certain it i thati Mr. Piatt his uo or utera weie areaing caused a great uproar Tue doirs were vicious brute3. and evan the an tne ttatre. Lack, lost their overcoats ia tbe recess hour yesterday. Ira Way, on taking the stand, told this i-rv in lo-it urr.

i i Kv r' ISM.t.TK to a i er 1 a th-Tv, Vat i -I i to I 1 1 re' v. ij. 1 (l iTi.ii t'. nk us.jvrr- ti. atMeLif "It to B-e liie ock uliJ.

uovi! police oould not separate them until, fortunately, the pair fyll through a hatchway the flixir and broke away in tbe descent. County Clerk count, and the evident desire shown by rumors started by Democrats to count out Capt. Kaiser has created gi-eat indignation among tbe Germans. They have decided by the returns that have beau exhibited by Cant. Kaiser, tbo police and the Federal cClcials, that the Captain has been fairly and honestly elected, and notice lias been served on Boss McLaughlin that if he permits any trick to lc used in canvassing the retnrns which result in Riving Cottier the certificate, he will have a merry war on his hands next fall which will result iu the -defeat of every nominee on the Democratic ticket.

This has frihtenei the Democrats, and the are le.itatmg over co urn. tt in? any act that will arou the anger Oil the German voters to a retaliatory deg-eo. It is on this accouut that Cant. Kaiser's friend stand firm in the belief that -n u-aJly fustic will be done It i qu te evident by the rumors Ih it tlic ni of Cottier hope lvve mutorial made in the County ') own vote, and Flnlbush being nientione-j as thj most likely place where alter- storv: Ha struck ma in the face and bit mo In the fiasonerj and noes looked aoout equally uf thu thumb. His fist was clenched and drew blood.

make ten appulninieuU nunth." happy in Justice Vv aish's court this MORE OF SMITH'S WOI. Tiie caae against tae men, capiurea win ue He struck me only once. I threw up my hands to ward oil further blow, not knowing what heard on the 2ta. M.T. I ll I if nrr was coniin.

and he graob3u my thumb be tween his teeth. It happened in the passage TRIAL OF H. NOMA GILLLilfrH way leading to tne. dre-rinr rooms tne Ani- He is Wanted for Forgery in Chi phioa Academy. 'I did nothing to him except HAT TOBH OUT A HDRDBR in words.

After the pertormanco it is our I crib ou ie 1' a u-r- ik au custom to turn off the tdectnc lights and turn kindly ferlin tor Mr. Uust aad to thr fa-t, if Chauncev M. IViw tfiutts uptin ptLsuia tbe claim of Gen. UiuteiC is due Uio prirwj unity cago and in Other Cities. oa the gas.

I went to the neat of the stairs The Door3 of ths Conrt Boom Erokcn i and said that the electric lights would be put oi Asseuibij man iupnuui My-'inng pnac. The Stranze Death of an Old Ger AH of the K1U2S Countv ItcDuu i nrii nnre out in ten minutes. Then some ladies asked 'jaas are lo Le made. me for matches. After I gave them soma Mr.

l'f tr- n- is crib r. If tfi-y t.iK Uv ajsrr away the crib ou U- a aewsv in it If." Cbnr.ty C-'Siitriii. xvr T. W. Hn, k-ol aewer en-as! Vt, 1k1.

So fj- know." Kl Mr Hti. -o-k Wf3 pc and 1 i ail if It rt It lh tte beoomo deeply interested lu tne success of Mr. Aspinall, and a lare nuaiber of tbe The gossip about the Chairman of the Re Dare came out and said, excitedly: in By tha Crowd. Mr. Gladstone Perfertlj Willing That man in the Brooklyn Hospital.

His Coolneea In Conrt Hla Father Got Him Oat of the Connecticut Scrape, But Found it TVaa of No Use, "What are you putting these lights out promiuent men In tin party csl.ed on Mr. A'ptnall yesterday, wl-Ji1 hun sucvass in hut lor told him that notice had been given by race, and proaib! to give hiui ad tha the Conecrvativr-s Shout't Settle the1 ra.jiu aim en-i(-Te-t ly iv His Eyea Were. Blackened and His me. and be disputed it. nen be cauea me publican.

General Connujttee for next year continues apace. Tbe frieAs of Franklin Wood-rruT are pushing hLs claims, and it is said if be succeeds in gettinj tbe position that men of weulth will come forward and subscribe funds guflieicnt to enable the General Committee to urcha- property and establish permaneat eidquarters. The secretary of the General Committee, ance in lueir power. Mr. niO'ttlv reznrds his chancsi as liar.

I gave it to him back. He then colled mi over to him and asked me to repeat what I fair, and Udhingly taw be is tura.ng all his attention to tu rns a i'iation mrsi hi -rnnal ittmtt.m. 1 he 'i ai i 1 i1.m a-n fi ivh.i.tv 1 .1 vj Krl tu if ir kxkji.Iu had said. 1 did so, and he struck, me." Skull Fractured When Ho Was Hrouaht There, Hut the Doctors Thoinrlit Ha Was From Dare What were my words in calling yon Iritli (Jucstbin 1 he litivn of r. John linght A tiige 1'lre it I'm-ton.

Pari, Nit. IT. till of Njina ")', a Ilui.rsl er th Cb.tni! Consumption. over to msf Way You said come over. Dare Didn't I daro you to come over! Way Yes.

Clarence A. burrow, 1ms completed the apportionment of the additional delegates to each ward association, and he finds that it is almost Frank C. Smilh, charged with forging the name of the Rev. W. W.

Pratt, of the Bedford Heights Chapel, was taken before Justica Mas-ssy this momirg. He waived examination, and was held for the Grand Jury. Smith was taken from the Tombs by Detective Roche, of tbe Headquarters Smid, yesterday. He had been detained in that institution on the a IU la vi of Mr. Small, a merchant of Waterbury, Connecticut, woo swors to tho fact that tho prisoner had obtain-4 from hun by forged checks oa thi Garfield Bank.

Kings, which is himself and Mr. fpe.ry. wh.ca tuinks be can get. The patronage attached to this position i great, the Speaker hai the appoiutaicut t'f all comBiiitfos. among th- iu sucn imixirUGt OOOi as Ways and Moon.

ApjuvpriauJis. Judiciary, Genera! Uift, Lana's. AHairs of CiUr-a, Coiumeroe aud Naviiii n. Kxtise, InLerual Affairs, State Tu" Tho police ars still investigating the strange Intel. N.ri.

Edward Leighton testified that he saw all the Mr. Dare-wanted to know why the same oh was announced at the last meeting of the General Committee. Tbe Twenty-fit to ward delegation remains the same as it death of tho oil and unknown German who was bv itrtd H' r- of it li t.Hl f. faul: i I know of." th' itlt mi nrtii ni l.n.ial,l, -e-i tT I r5 rxr aii i itu a i wt i- a le 'I awl i li i. i tuitoTiV I tail1 t.itit I ih.

ii'ale tin' :1 I make tnv ail Mr. KrN-. ai.ieii i 1 a a i or tl ll i A PVCAM Gilly ct'irrup; the lizbts were put out, and asked wbv War died in ths Brooklyn Hospital on Tuesday did the nitrht of the meeting, despite Mr rr.s.b rf the of r.i:f.iriv 'k -t with a fractured skull. The physicians thought didn't go around and light the gaj. They had a few words, and Way went over to Dare.

He Onsen's exception to The c-tandabb-Umoh figures, which he compared with the incorrect a .1 Ml! didn't see what followed, but when Way came that the oil man was sufferin; from consumption he was brought to the hospital on had Wil.t!i tn I in a nt tiiorewere th I n.i I thst M. back bis lips were swollen and bis thumb was returns ot a democratic paper. The following table shows tbe additional del Smith's father, who lives in Boston, and is by Atl- bleeding. Friday last by a Tenth precinct policemiiwho egates in addition to those whose terms expire, Dr. William D.

Waterman said that he no means a wealthy man. settled with Mr. Small, and on that charge, at least, bad his erring son liberat-d. only, however, to find Iri'-ux a ai-ting ixijiin i with th. m.

t'jrt nv wii. V- isiv a ri. er.w i a tii In wards' where oni delegate in addition is elected he will servo three years. In wards where it is four or mor half of them will serve found Way'3 thumb lacerated, and that there were three incisions in it that might have been duties of ihoe are trvuH-nduUs. and tha power to select, not only t.ie s.

but to name the cuairmsn. makt the Sp a.T a man oi autocratic jiowers, and al-o enabli! almost to form the churacter of lesi.slatioa for the year. If Mr. Aspinall is he cun be depended U)Kn so far as be i onovrDii to mile the coin iu Le'i-latare. which, by the way, rs more largely Kepuoti tiiau any prt-f-l Iygi-siatui-e for years, aivd iikti' braiav iiuui uuy thaths sit iu tne leculativo bail lor years, a clean tuid pure one.

him seized for tha Pratt forgeries. It seems that his tamil are mslunz strenuous etforts in tt-. tttld Ml. tl 1h Thrt ei.u.'t-ltM.tu taut made bv teeth. had found him wandering around Prospect Park.

He was poorly dressed, his face was swollen and his eye3 had been blackened apparently in a flight. Articulation was a difficult task with him and the (acuity oC putting his thoughts together in another communication was also lt.i.i:. liit i ue lor three years, halt of tbe rest lor two years Tnoinas S. Dare then took the stand and uiis airecrion aiso, out 1 1 uie-y nuaTwi in and the others one year. Thev run In this way: spector Byrnes, of New York, ii anxiously testified as follows: I was sitting in nay dressing room when the ga3 went out.

Hearing the Th. ttat -f l.t.laaa ft .1 tn II-f liw Till Mr.ra.lt. (, tn- of t- i 1 1 1 trl alio i t. ri'i a tn. til i rv.tut ln i.n.

ii i lo t.u- i tn 1 H. tartt.r.. tj frrt, at First ward, lid nrional (lelesrntes; Ferond word. 1 h.id wnid, Fourth' ward, Filth wai-d, Bixili ward, Bi'venth ward, EUhtli lor mm on similar cuai'ifM rmm van ous parti of the country, including Waslung ton and Chicago. i li r.t-.

i A iat'-a 1 the toe i.l! itur-. liUdntonr rf. i IorHiN, No. It. 1 1 Im u.

wi uat th 1 nil I tlie lhe In--i i i l.lxTa.K. Miy, to" iiioMi-t. in the a tju-l in- ot ol tlie i.i!i u': The Kev. Mr. 1'ratt was aennamtel witb.

Smith and his fainiiv in B.ston, and when the THE SAME OLD TUSSLE. I I. -iv a forger called upon him hire ha received him cordially. Mr. Pratt is iu ctiarg3 of the Bap i tu le 1 .1 1- i i a tt.itu tij r.

It i ti nt w. tist chapel at tho corner of lleren street and lad es scream I ran out of my room to see what the matter was, and the answer I got was was ''You ought to know." Way spoke verv sharply and 1 disputed with him the tact that I had oeen notified that tha light were going out. He said that 1 had ben and I c-Uled a liar. He called me one, and i told him he would not come to where I was and say that. The place was in total darkness.

I could see him, but be could not sje me. He rushed over to me and struck me on tbe head. Then he tried to get his finger in my eye. I caught hold of his hand. In the tussle he sbpped uis finger from my eye and got it in my mouth.

Wuea I found it there 1 naturally bit on it. gone. The old man was brought to the Adams street station house, where llliam Sieyers, a German, attempted to hold converse with him. No result followed, and, to a written request tor information concerning himself, the old man made a reply that no German to whom it had been shown can translate into inteliigib'e English. The words that can be mail 3 ou are inubtly in German and this is how thev read: Bierhng murder out too sadden 6-1 or 71 Decatur street there there how what ina jargon that showed at once the mental condition of the man.

At thi hospital the lay in a S3mi-comatose condition untU Ilia deat'j on Tuaslay, and the Bedford aveuue, ani Lag it. S. Blackford r- 1 ui in- I 1. ii i lie be i-i hi TV He president ox. tne Bed tori National Bank, I'ltrnrll en.

to IT Th IVntcil t'oma wurd, iNintli wurj, Tenth wurd, il; Eleventh wurd, Twelfth warl, 'l'llineenth waid. Ii; Fourteenth ward, 1: Fiflt'enth ward, 4: Sixteenth wttrJ, Sevr-n-tcentii wwid, lOiff nteentli wurd. Ill; Nineteenth wm-u, ward, Twenty -first wur l. Twenly-recoiid ward. 10; Twcul y-tlnnl ward, Twenty tli ward, Twenty-til th ward, ID; Twoi'ty-sixtu wurd.U; FlnthtniU, (liuvesend, 3: Ni Lttecht 1.

In the table publino'cf yesterday showing the oflielal canvass of the returns for city officers, the tot il vote of Livingston, for Controller, whs given as According to the oreparwl by the City Clerk when the return, Livingi- ton's vote was 77.3J0. The error arose when nucn interest eu iu tne wort. A very success Lor t.v. ful bazar was held in aid ol the builnng dtiL-l A tt a 1 1 recentlv, and Santh was present. v.

of a i Ill c.e-II 11. 1 1-. Two to One In the hanty Hoard on the Appointment a 1 lrrma, Edward ed, a fireman on tbe County Farm at St. Johnland who had twn fbrre us peaded for.wlnct of duty, was summarily "bouuoed" at the me-ting of tho Char -itiisi Commissioner. Col.

Golt mntt -red hw and was on hand with a pmt.l Commissioner Hynes moved for the Michael Hogan in his place at a month. Col. Gott Has Ilogan any ei)'netiri a a met Mr. Blackford, arul was intro is tli. aut.j of riion il i th" put ani in i ts Mil Irni.s 1 thr.

tin- tt-l 1 I fcii A w- rut I' SO 1 Laughter. Ho then broke my tooth out. duced to him by Mrr' Pratt. When, therefore, Smith cilled at the bank to ca-h check with Mr. Pratt's nAiue forml to them, he was identified by Mr.

Blackford himself, and after this had no diihVulty in doing busi 1 1 .1 -i -d ill I 1 dtictors were surprised when the 'lei 1 nere was a cavity next to the tooth that be tl. Ilet Itw 114 l.uie. p-ft. rrit; it ti 1' o.p; 1 1. I autopsy showel that death resulted from fracture of tae skull.

Coroner llooney bean an (.11 1 J.r pulled out, and be inserted his thumb in that. in ue. i iii i rv i tlan.t not. fot the -i" if itr.v i if thev fear lb it au'litnarv I. we were all excite.i over tne iignts going out.

one of the a'bi 4ants in -tLo City Clerk's ofHce called oft' the vote from the Tweltlh ward, pa ness, lhe forged chci tor wtucb. ne was ar I '-et iillHi i.ii (. --1 r. 1 -I JciaiN ia. -I investigation, and sejured tho evidence of polioem a and others who had seeu the old The whole company didn't know what to make rested amounts to $0J, bnt then that was only irft f.t j-.

tiie.n for nu 41 nr manF Commissioner Ray He told me ttut hi; had. out or it. I bit bun alter he struck me. fifth of a series. Th3 imitation of Mr.

man. 1 he most important witness was ark Policeman Michael McLaughlin, who saw the Miss Minnie Dixon. (a beautiful blonde, who a- altiiou-ti 1 pi lit. I n.j; -i iilinwiit (or a court cuit l.te! Pratt's chirography is very fine, and Smith is spoke men an tnulisn accent, and wno is one Juivmgston, iM7; ferry, Dill, when the vote tu tho former should havo Livingston's plurality over Andrew J. Perry, Itepublicau, wan therefore and ho received thirtv-three votes ltss than Kutati, the Ilemtkiratie.

caiiilidato for Auditor, instead of less. a perfect penrnuu. I'l JtiiOtiii ts a t-n. her mi 1 mtl ite 1 lith I te .11 old man staggering up the Coney Island road of tne members of the company, said that she Smith wife apieared In court witii him this h. ma.Td 'rt 1 1, ah) i k.

rr toward tho farlt entrance with both eyes blackened, his clothing stained with mud. and saw tne whole trouoie. Air. lare askod why morning, and was very much ail -ctl, far lnui tt. a iuiriiir, tint 1 he was not told whyhe gas was nut out.

1 he g-amnai sail that be had been toLL Mr. Dare beiu Lug every evidence of having been through a tight. McLaughlin tried to get soma Infor Ui-i-t. in more so than be, in xact. lie is a sin ill.

pile-faced man, of about 35, and were oil t- guage' r'tnut Tt. Mrgaja introih, bt his fluent speech an nonchalance of man mation from the old man, but was unsuccessful, and pointing' to tho gate inviced him to called him a bar, and' the gasman called hun one. Mr. "pare said "You won't come here and say that." The gasman then ran over and ner under what are usually trying circum stances, ne is utterly devoid ot moral con they cuncheu. ne saw blood coming from sciousness.

get out. The visitor aid, and a little later was brought to the station house and from there to the hospital, wluire he diei. Mr. Dare's mouth. She tried to separate them.

Smith is a lawyer and had an offlm at 37 and tbe gasman said: "He won't go out of here an he one of our Col. Gott 1 taove th" timt-er 1 laid over. CtramisH.otier Ray We arj ui to put another boder In, and we the inau at oin-e. CoL Gott We have got toe otaer boilr yet. I ni-'gest as a sr.ltttute tho name of Thomas Ferris, a practical firrmun.

Commescioner Ray He don't work for ue. Commumiorier Gott No, be do not work for us, but I think we are running" grat nk in appointing a man woo does not know anything about it. Craimsioner flay 1 think should have Hogan. A firemin na ouly to wat' ms tire. That is all Do has to do.

"Kvt ry flft-man we have in latbusu was a srfnborn. Commissioner Hynes pr-sl hi motion With the tima! result. Commissioner tijtt' naonio.i to snbKL.tute Ferris for tgan rtse only his own vote, and Coainnoioner Hynes' motion was adopted. CommiSMouer Gutt did not seem The discliarg; had leen a lrien 1 of hn, too. Perry street.

New York City, bnt is not known to have any prirtice. lie will lial it hard to escape from the meshes thac now surround him. DEATH OF Fw K. RAYMOND. alive." xhen she saw tbe gasman try to get a hammer.

Mrs. Ada Dare, wife of the defendant, gave similar testimony, and said that Mr. Kiralfy 1 lit Jrrt inn of lite eatt It I rl Kr-lirtrnl Tbe annual intt-tvm .4 Tw-nty rl P-Vl'itrrit l.T CoL I'aj-trti. l-t. pi la.

rt at Uie Ann on ui it a A i.iro atil eii tr a ,1 jh- M. I j-sl KiiiJ oi rtTti'Weil reiuttinl pret l.iij It." Jrta Ibe rt-? iii'tTeoi'-Til. i a. it it :r.ir.. -tu ie- ft, a 'r -ut it i 1 tt u-; t.

It l.ttea Ailttal lr. he. at Hli we was, it is slid, a very eloquent stump speaker, and was on the lWt of electors onnha Demise of the Well-known Citizen Hume on the Heights. iriea separate tne two. air.

Dare went bacit Prohibition ticket of Massachusetts. Prof. Robert Raikes Raymond, one of to his dres-iing room, carrying a tooth, to which s. iim oi-atrv. no.

.1 1-Lg tbe ol p(f-, liir jj j-ta--ciaie Uii uly and unjat of Ui" Court, and tne rmr ilrn tha ani aided ami aUttl by Justice liin.ien, alreevly liiteujs to ctil.sjiin tae lim1 in the ey-s of all Just i r-Hona. It ia felt ti.at ntLin; aulatutn- U-l Ilea la-lund tbe rtKtiele end I. j. i li t-1 -11-a rts ..1" aittr.t ttae unj ittr larrtcilu tht-r-ba and it Co prt'iurl of rviJetwr df any soil irtfn th Male and liccaynj hl 1:1 U.e artu i. on 1'arthlditil and t'tiHH'," a nj.

a 1 dituziLri ''I frofu lL" inliC mini it iinoriiiv even of rei uit too. r.te putt.ie ar. tn uu-i wii-t ilaOliy, mmi.t-t-re an I Uittrue it T-e ot tiie anl rini tue jil ix til lu irr.t.'i.el ly the Itiatii -I fittili an 1 lalitiJi of" the run i.u ul tin" I'ariw'iiu-a. eni Sir K.t hartl Wt-ii-t, lo t.h.-riea 1.1. ii-iili Sir urn- ei 'lf thi on we Ht.jil If ere y.at." It is a M' iti- ri ti that if or.in- in the a iii not to inM- until Ivt-tcr.

Ttie general public hav-t to ukti any iu til. pr-. u-, ani very n-w .1 vi.i ei.tl inei .1 ti rn-nt iit a.au.st th- 1 1 while tan Jn irri tUe and evi.l lit urt are iidau'y (UUty of conduct wliien i- at uiiar. was attached a piece or lawooue. his band MARY ANDERSON'S CRANK.

He said that Way had pulled it out. Way swore that Mr. Dare would not leave the Brooklyn's oldest and best-known citizens, died last night at his late residence, 123 Henry street. The deceased was one of the founders Taken to tbe Ward's Inland nne Atrium theatre alive. CATUOLlC TKMl'EUASCH jrATTERS.

The Vlce-Protddcnt of tho Provincial Council tif the Soelelle Hjicakx, The Provincial Council of tho C. T. A. Societies ofNew York, Brooklyn and New Jersey, will hold on Important meUnj to-morrow in Bt Paul's Hall, Warren street, near Court. A number of priests have been invited, amongst whom are Fathors Elliot and McMillen, of the raulistsitho Rov.

I. J. Kdly, Custh Garden, an I the ltev. Fathers Hill, Mt-alia and Jlac-Krlain, of Brooklyn. The lecture recently delivered by Archbishop Irelund, in Dronulyn, has been put in pamphlet form by the Council and tlioiitands of them will bo distributed ut the mucuns.

A committee to organizi temper a nee societies in New York will appointe 1. The Council, to redeem or fulfil us promises, will visit every parish in Brooklyn to consult with tho pasturs, The Council will do iU snare, and if not successful the reMvmsiliility will bo placed where it belongs. V. II. Downes, Vice-President, fcays that intempuranm amongst Catholic young rueu is increasing to a raii.i extent through the growler system.

lie thinks it can bo stopped by the priest co-operating with the laymen. Tbe Council will toon establish a pnper to boom the c.iue. nil." ti of the Brooklyn Philharmonic Club, and has ay, reoaueu, saia tnai ne oiten got into a To-day. Love-crazed James M. Daugherty, whose in wrangle with theatre people about tha liehts.

The siM- Eli. ofl teas in i it, rtit'l iio u'-d at tl.il iii iit-n! been a director of it since its origiu. Years ago, when it was the custom to distribute de It was dangerous to leave matches around, and lin. lo it. la" tntiiui fatuation for Mary Anderson has caused him when they didn't find any they gave turn nts.

I'll down. til I tdi 1. il I'-' urt i I U.f tit Uni.il Mr. Dare came, however, every one had scriptive programmes among the audience con to be confined in the pavilion for the insane at tabling criticisms of the various numbers, accepted his explanation wuea it was given. Dare was found not guilty and discharged.

Bellevue Hospital, New York, was taken to the Varus Island Insane Asylum at 1:30 this 1 tu em i tn- and a j.i in i-. i diy "1 he i i i.ntrr.,.t aitl with tlit tt 1 afternoon. He asked for another quire of Prof. Raymond was always chesen to contribute the literary portion of the work. He was also a director and stockholder in the Academy of Music, and was a member of the Hamilton Club of this city and the Century foolscap from Clerk Pickard this morning, and HE IS INSANE.

ilrtt Inna. laiit all wrt after receiving it proceeded to Enish his crazy statement about his love for the famous actress, Tri A Brooklyn Man Who Tells Lone; Islanders Club or rsew yorit. lie was born in a Startling Starr. A W. New York City, Nov.

2, 1817. When an infant and how it has been reciprocated. Dr. Douglas said to-day that Dougherty had been pronounced insane, and all that was necessary now Jamaica, L. Nov.

17. David O' ConneU, his faxifily removed to Brooklyn. He gradu INDlSiiUAL tlUCATION. An Important Kepurt to be Preaented lo tha Hoard Nrxt Tueaday, The Special Committee appointed by the Board of Education to constider toe question of industrial elucation, cons. sting of M.n, McUulty, Gates, Teitle an.l Miiler, hive made a beg.nning in their work by deciding to present a av-beine for the introduction in the schools of for girls.

A detailed report on the aubjert wiii be submitted at tho meet.ng of the Btturd next Tnes.lnv aft -rn tn. Toe -hooKiouse Ctimmittee will on next ask the of Education to ignat" the grades of three or four of the tvw fru.xils, i the committee can funu-h the budding with seata of tne right sort. ated at mon College and studied la in Cm aged 46 years, of 213 Gold street, Brooklyn, was the commitment papers, which were i A met O. I i.iti A i ti i it. I rt 14 "a I A I I 1' i le tt A it.

nati. Instead of practicing law, however, he expected hourly from one of the Judges of the A reporter of Tub Standard-Unioji asked Mr. Downes why he didn't take some part in arrived at the Town Hall, this village, yester entered Mauison Lmversity and went through a course of study tor the ministry. In lSCki he day, and said that his wife and children had orltle t'ref Nortnt rn l'i ii I'a. i IM.h.

iti.it 11m tr 1 tnlan.t tr 4 If Jt tl '4. Iii le U.l politics during the last campaign iu the tem I r. Itrlghl 1 tn trctv in Loxdcn, Nov. IT. John Bri.t.t pavi-l a gov! uigbt, a continue, to improve.

A I tillt.lt M-ll Horned. Losdos, IT. t'r oct ton mill at 1're-ten has tteen by tire. TLe lo iW.tW. been murdered out east.

He was much ex perance cause. entered the Polytechnic Institute as Professor City Court. A postal telegraph lineman callei at the hospital yesterday and told Dr. Douglas that he had known Dougherty for a long time, and that he (Dougherty) had been a love-sick crank long before ha heard of Mary Anderson. I- It a -1 of i.iighsh literature.

He had always been a profound student of Shnkjspeare. and devoted hausted and travel-stained, and wanted the police to go with him. Ha gave a circumstan muca time to the arts ot dramatic expression i tial account or the butchery of his family. I i A 1 1 let. AuAi I -r I j-r I A -r-t Ire t.

a and oratory. Ex-Mayor Seta Low, Dr. Rush- tlis fellow workmen had frequently twitted him on his peculiar ideas of love. He will not come in contact with Fellows, tho other fellow His eyes were wild and bioodihot, and ho gave evideno of laboring under groat mental ex more. 1' rothmgham, Uuf us Cowan, Robert Grannls and other citizeus were his I.

I 14- I em it- UV UT. I I tr.l m. I'n' takhi: 11. on Ward's Island who also loved Miss Ander citement. Justice Hendrickson, after order pupils, and remember the instructions received I I It At in I "i It A i ing him locked up.

sent cn otlicer to the ad 1 was very sorry," said Mr. Downes, "that I couldn't speak publicly against the rum element which saturated the Democratic ticket. I wouldn't be worthy the name of a temperance advocate if I voted for Hill, who was backed by the brewers and liquor men. Our people, are eisily led astray. They think liecause we are Irish and Wac holies wj muse be Democrats.

I for one do not think so, particularly while liquor meu tonn the tone and smew ot that p.irty. This is the element that has ruined, and continues to ruin, cur Irisn peonle, aad why should Ibe found iu sympathy with such men. at his hands. Foneral Tn-hav lrra son. In six months or so they may probahly have an opportunity, of swopping stories.

Those in charge of the Vrank at Bellevue will Ilia Ina mi dress be gave in Brootlyn, and last evenmg hriat hnretiM I irt.al. In ISTtS Prof. Raymond was appointed Pro i bis wife came up. She states tnas he was i it: I' 1- a. a i A I -Cl I 4 1 I fessor of Shakesijeai'e iu the School of Oratory I'ritlin ttrttt llifr.tt Chri-t h.

fit the i-j. injured some time ago on the heal, and on be heartily glad to get rid of him. if "i i-i tn a ivl cj'eell ti.a Thursday evening last complained of his head and shortly after became violently insane. He What's the Matter With Count Cimlttra? Count Petro Cimbnrs, who was Ixtrn in Itiiy, and mamei in Holxtktvi, had a with bu wife, who is prrifcutiae him for attan-lon-nent in Juscio? Wal-h 3 Court. lay, att-1 to witnlrj tr.a 'I iu tb9 m-autim is st idyiu tho fail in jail.

of the Doston University. Wheu this branch of study at tna University was abandoned, he opened the Boston School of Oratory as an individual enterprise and made a great success .1 J- 1 V. r.i ,1 mI' 14 Two Important ervlcii. To-morrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock a Sun Jx. 11 imtii ajtrf.ii-i a iia ii'jj, Dr lii.i'Tef; I'-'in tie i 1 Ml 1 I i will be taken to tbe asylum.

stabbed in the Neck. 4' dr. 4 fun ra! day school service will be hell in St. Ann's r- 1i: witn it. Lmnn.

uis stay tnera tie lrequaatiy appeared in public as a Shakespearean reader and m-t with such an extraordinary success i.i J-rr for i l.i Patrick Flood, a sawdust peddler, 20 years Church, Clinton street. Cea. Annstrcrig, of the Government school at Hampton. Virginia, ttr i 1 li A llt- t. fs tu-' of age, of 113 Roeblins street, was arrested last mat ins appearance was requested in various th eiltiemiU in Lis 1.1.

liiu-. r.ni far ami iterfr. a't't p. tr 1 -ni-t ith a band of Indian and colored students. tortiods of the Union, boar vears aso his Naight by Officer O'Connor, of the Fifth pre Qneena Cavatr Affrirtmlttirml MlvkoLa, I- Nov.

17. Th County Agricultural Sx-iety held their rrrnual i A will be present. A most interesting programme will be given by tbe visitors, which cinct, ou the complaint of Thomas Dunning, of I.attrt 0 Will Vora. nurk (( ti hi ne-'nt rr fr ii a tli tu of s.hr mt ijt i (-r will iieTmit to learn the methods and meeiins at tnj rair irroaua this a'ternoou. xentn avenue, new Yort, who charged him with stabbing him in the neck with a health began to fail and he decided to return to The funeial will take place Monday afternoon at.

2 o'clock, and will be private. The Rev. Dr. Lyman. Abbott will conduct servicos at the house and the inter i it.r.t nfi i.nr.

tm r. t- -ty of 'n -re -r r-l t. importance of the schooL and re-flecte-1 the olJ otii.w of the society for 1 -js the ensuiii vear tiv -s. and wi r-f lhe part the tear. in.ri.,nt!,m of Ctin.

ei)urT to ilrt.kl ot'oe-i in lie ri tv ii, 1 1 Mik it i. ri tlo.i I- ani oli rrtl- ni at-u t.tr ti.t-ni.-i I -n or. stuil iiAfwe f-tf co or it sua-t a. knife yesterday afternoon. The two men had At clock in the eveninz the resmlar a quarrel in a stable North Second street ment will be in Greenwood.

Prof. Raymond left a widow and two sons Rossiter W. Ray- monthly musical service will take place. Thata services are attracting much attention. Tue surpliced parish choir wdl be assisted in tha service by the well-known soprano.

Mine. Dunning was taken to the Eastern District Hospital. Flood was held by Justice Naeher Tlie I.ate Oen Rrownetl. The following resolutions were adopted last evening at tbo hcadquartera of the Forty-seventh Regiment: Whrhras, Tb Council of Officers of this raiment having leueivai the sad ot tng neeeaso of their 1 onner iunt, itu. Wiu.

II. whiea occurred on Weduesd.iy. tue HthinsU li Is tu ivby Kejotei'd, That in tae death of Gen. Brownell this reinment has lost a valued friend, a counselor, Hnd one who wns ver ready to aid them In any mid exe. emorjreiicy.

Thiit we ri-cowmza that whatever eilicieiev un.l merit the raiment may ut ent couiniiiud is auelarueiy to his uuo unl unttnuif ellorts while its conuuunuunt to iutiii in.o both ollicers and nioa the houoraule culling oi a soldier. Kco(if(l, That we appreciate the personal. efforts which couti ibuuM so much in procuring the present bei.utiful an I spa. ious buiidiug iii which tbe reinuieiu oaart. red and wmeh iviil niAiHbi; Miou.jiu.iru:- uoud.

a member of tue Subwav Commission, this morning. He dimes having stabbed und Major C. W. Rayraoad, of the U. S.

A Dunning. inere were many njrai tributes sent to tee Eloise Dykeman Clarke. Portions of the choir festival music will be given, together with house this momiu, which demonstrated to l.to-l l-longc 1. Am' the j. riimenv St.

rifii in tLe church ounn; acrvtc and I wiioj 'tu-1 the faneraJ ct.i ij npTaiM were it C. Dimv.J.C. Writ- Jr. ilr wx A. Mmin, I U-v.

Mr. Hvdi H'inie, irni -ri asM.tai.t tf tr-; cit-ar. Atex O.r. A. -V.

Iii, Jini's A. Te-i, Mr. 1 silent partner in Jtur7-- Ai Hurn-ham, C. A. I'mi-b-nt rsosito fcrooklvn fsavii: ln.k; Joi Howard.

Edward T. HoatI, U. W. B. Rossini's InHamatas, Spohr's "As Pants the MuimI.t'a Ctelar.

Crrv CotniT Part Ju lie Van Wyck. Part II Cnief Judre Clement. Holme, an v. the Atlantic Avenue fluilrtwd Ounnanv, Donnelly, in infL. tt.

Morrow. Ib-Tar it vs. 9uydau et sU Carroll vs. Brady. Ilurc s.

L.t iman. Huifoe vs. e-sert vs. Mon-alian. An.ierno vs.

Amen. Ja.oba 11. Mernt- Irlavin vs. fctvarew, tiuldeokimeb vs. the s.

Mutual Acci.lcnt AsaOvWtttoo, ltm no.7 vs. Scbulz, Dorman, aim-va tbe tlroaiwav Uni-i The Appointment of Colonial Governors, some degree the aiiection in which tiie deceased was held. London, rov. Dispatches from Aus tjy0 n.x. The wat ti ta! boars.

rl l.lf Hit-rutieer in fc alr namesf r.i -t axij lo-ilar ''d at ttr cia.a cJ5j xg Colder rT4JlJAAU-Lio- Heart" and Mozart's Gloria. The Rev. Dr. Alsop will continue his series of sermons on "Scenes in the Life of Christ." tralia show that the people of New South Wales and New Zealand are of the same Mind DIDX'T -WANT TWO HUSBANDS. with the iJeople of Queensland cn the TO-PAT.

ever stand as an euauiiiij; mouuinent to his care right of a colony to be consulted regarding the choice of a Governor, and that they approve the stand taken bv Queensland in Frederick Bettinger Married a Woman Whose Husband Was Living. Fredericlii J. Battinger sued Cecilia Schaff- 1 A. The Amaranth. The Amaranth will give the first informal ree; on of the season, for members only, at their headquarters, 40 Court street, r.e xt Wednesday Efforts have bern put for and itnection lor us.

l-AJR ium. P. r.M Wilkea it. Monoa. HsywarU vs.

talanan. Howard, bv sunnllan. vv Bnd-t- Jones vs. Hirt. Jor vs.

1 htemann, Oo- iwnlttr va. toe Atrnn-tio Aveou.5 Hinrjed. Dockwciler va. tbe Atlantic Avenue Kiiiroad. I tr.ao v.

tue Ne Wulair.s-banfand Flutbu-h RaiiroiX B.wortii vi. lyi 1 Nosto tli 4 f. SC. protesting against the appointment by the H'vuiveu, auai we snnll cherish his memory while life phidl lust. ao cnu safely po n.

to home government of a man wao is held by tbe ner, whom he married oa April 2, 1SS3, for an aanulment of their marriaga on the ground ins examine lor our tuuire guidance as a model niwnbor of the ititu mil (juard. Howard. Gs-irge uarch, Jiwt r. Hcnnl, Akierman VV ra. Wallace.

Ct.arii t. Howard, Wm. A hit-, antes It. Tavktr, taen. Horauu C.

King. Edwtrl T. bart-lt tt. tbe aaretitKrv-rnan; M. Miu bie.

Ik-lcstiOtH nt tie New 'wk Sua-k ErciiAiuje, t.tn Mart-ut-le Library, tbe Yoaiii Mj-cSi Cir.si.-ajj the r'acltcr tue Polyts-n-mc, aiKl nianv otin-r b) allien Mr. 51-irvm hsd nva a r-un-r-jus colonists to De nnnctea ior tue otnea. ward to mace tne eveit one I et uL, Carter v. Mouaaan, hOiM rs. tne ivYsoirert, That we te.jder to ths family of our temp -rmxure one ni tt li oi mucn enioymenL lie D.xtnrnine Tbe mart to dar was an.

uevcusuu muiucr oiuctr Olir WdfUlL'SI UQJ Great port. i oi i wj iiifnituy una comnistni ttu to at all will enbst the serviees of Miss Jennie Flower, contralto; Mrs. Cooper, soprano; Misses Marie Lamb, Laura Sedgwick Collins and Dell Manor, L. Nov. 17.

Large numbers of quail and partridge have beau shot in this vi KV YOltK HHIKPJ. wise utin ue tveniy rather who promises to oe ever neHr me iuow ami futue-less. iiraod'cd. That the ollicers ot tn'a icgimeut attend the tuucnii ot our uecc luend in a Thompson, in recitations; Charles Thompson, in tenor solos; Percy G. Williams, in that it was unlawful, as Cecilia Schaffner, was a married woman, and her husband, from whom she never had more than a mutual sep-r.

'atioa. was still living. Judge Clement, of the G.ty Court, bciore whom tae case was taken, referred it to Lawyer Anderson, who returned uis report yesterday in favor of the plaintiff. Juige Clement gave judgment for plaiutirf holding that the marriage ot the plaimiff to the deiendant was null and void, a the man to whom she was 1873 never had a divorce fro.n her. lneii-1 in hwti.tie.

Ut, I1! Lttrv 2 clock portiorisi of Cha- i hn e-sl toil aiel Hani-KiD ur.tr iji- c.iurea i.j- cs.tveie.1 w-t'i rafruf i ami utore atifu t'in- to inin'rinf T1 rs-4 body end wear tue usual Dadaeof mouruiug for thirty d.iys fr a I fv-rpsl. ti c.tio- Oti-1 a rs. .1 1 i i humorous selections; Messrs. J. J.

Carolan and W. P. Macfarlain, in recitations; Mr. Howard Enudaou. in a snecialty.

and I others. These receptions, which are of That a copy of these resolutions suit- in ifK-b-t baif ttat tae Ijii-'ral wb, "-in- ta I inlT. ititg aoi.v le lurwuiMea to vbe family oi the deceased, nuu a c-oiy be sent lo tuj oaily tr.i tn tu j-l tttl th 1 1 le lu A -St be v. i lar. cinity during the past week.

Scores of rabbit-hunters have been scouring the country withm the last four days, and the cotton-tails have been shot by tbe hundreds. Probably HI Last Tote. Otstek Bat, L. 17. Robert this village, aged 89 years, and always a.

Democrat, walked to the polls on election ti Tue rhoir quarb't lu -h tue fa- monthly occurrence, hive become very popu lar, and and the indications are that this sea son they will become more so than ever. tr It 1 L'rosstowu v. Meyers, WYr-muth vs the City of lirot.kiyti. titt-eotune v. toe Cowperiowait Cympjnt.

titn. Hijfhest iiM'noer reach oa the regular call. iJU CocrtofSejsioni ilenry St and An. hour Stack, fraud larceny; Rotx-rt ltttiniti unl John Casev. arand larceny: Theo.

ourslary; An-jeto ciiiioraii. Marccis-) L-xitit no and ViEzio Graxit-ka. asnuit. Circuit tocaT J- Part I Irk-n in. Pari.

11. Totter vs. Meyer, Zia m-r-maun Die-'a -motl. oTint-n j. B.

R. IL, Teny r-aioa, s. B. a R. and ano.

vs. Mooohtui aai an lori vs. Kelly. Wilson -s. Maobjitau Har-bensi-n va.

Hoit. KoOwell vs. M'Mtre. Slo--um t. Welt, Tyler vs.

o'Ericn, Guff v.v. S.nivn, Mcsjua ie vs- AHai-s Toj-arty vs. ua and otbera. ittsm vs Dun, lieniricksin Boirort and anot icr, Wolff vs. run-- Irania Railroad, Kink vs.

Jurt-ens, (too vs. Itrttj-nn MiDulai-tuniu Company. Durst v. Cua'iin. Orr vs.

Greaham, Concyea vs. tfwift, vs. A.in -Id and aao nei, vs. Kmir Xanty Elevated Kaiiroad. Highest reached, bM.

ii at very hjt tsuata a i low ai tl3t. Fred. S. Bensox, w. II.

Eddy, Cupt. r. J. Vehiizax, Committee. 1 he testimony as taken before tbe Referea tuai ou as, isia, tne detetiuant, Cecilia ocnatiuer.

was i day and cast a straight Republican ticket, say uarried to George William Schaffner. by tho Rev. Dr. Waguer, of 315 Greuam ing: i nis is prooaDiy my last vote, and 1 want to be right ones before I die." avenue. Cecilia, at the time of her nt ral chirts rrr-r-; tl.

ti i-ii-wit, Mr. Crelapjcrre, fojtroni. Mrs. aad iLr. Httuao-J, ali-Ji 3ue i vw was tbe orHTtisnt.

nivl tna hvnic Uv -re a burial c-haat. in Jesus," kit "iarxr. My li to Tiiee. Dr. BanTroft an impr-wjve rra'iti, wherein be retern-d with a virtu of the decea' 1 Tbe funeral d.d from the cbarch uatd 4oci' i'.

M. ilr. ibxrvm ws itt-r red in the fanu'y vault In Greenwood, where rest taj muiiu u( wife and son. marriage to Schaffner. was living atl The Terrible Se- Weather.

Reports continue to come in of the unusual rough weather at sea. The steamship C.ty of Exeter, torn Bristol, which arrived this morning, reports having encountered strong gales rod high seas from long. 21 to long 62. On Nov. 8, ia lat.

43.05 and long. 44, the Exeter encountered a violent storm with heavy rolling seas, and the vessel was obliged to heave to Will Expire lie fore March 4. Svteial to the 1 "Washixgtos, Nov. 17. Of the eighty Presidential postmasters appointed by President Arthur, whose commissions will expire be Orphaa Aaylain Fair.

The Orphan Asylum Fair at the Academy of Music will close this evening, ani th jsa that tween now and March 4, fifteen are from New serviea ou Eusuwicit avenue. In April, lSiS, tlio coupb had a serious disareemeut, and id consideration of the payment of $100 the wife agreed to leave aim and not expect him to contribute to her oiipport and would not a leal separation, ibe agreement, which is very voiulninous, i as drawn by Lawyer Levy, and signed by the nan and wile. Cecilia, w-hose maiden name was met and married on A aril 2, 1SS3, Frederick Betinjer. They lived together jntil wnen lie learned that she had another husband living. He tuen left her and has not lived with her since.

wet p.j,-e ct Ui- Tirt-tj r--- n---- Ih.t Dr. i'Ttsr: I el e- tl tl et. it I rtt 3 it't sr-- i a tt i -r'-- if a 1 i.ur Wol t' l'Si'T l. I tt -tt l. Ttw a cj cl t' a -1 a t.

r.rt D't-. a M. was I at t.eii.s r- -a i.ijr.i.iii" a wt'-a jsr. to. a.i.t-.

if i i 'i i t. tut it.j. l.i a a ri'si I. I. An '-'-( ww nr- fr.r eir'y in.

ra t- 1-iJ in I 'urit 11 a pit ana a i I -t a ti 1 tt.t raj 'i I -te 1 i.t -u' a a I at i a i tn cf Uut. tte i s-r- i.i. a. W. iTf.il.

r. T. r1'''! tl III A I lie.i-il .1 t. t-i 1 wt i I t.Ol'ii; l.l-TH'4 to 1 a -1 at is ut i tit -1 I'HT tr.1 ita ti J. LAttt V.

43 wi f- i if. i e.lirr a lit si rlil 1 ttj tI ii I it -an. st '1 t- 1 1 ta atrt ct. js- --u t.u. t'- r-.

1 a. i t- r. a' tl 1 for thirty-six hours. Three of the steamship's life boats were stove in and a portion of the wheel-house was torn away-. One hundred and twenty-six miles east of" Bandy Hook the Exeter passed a State Line ship going east.

A Chinee Gets S1.OO0. James Gibson, the Americanized China- have not already atten-lad should avail themselves of the opportunity of contributing to a worthy came. The attsndaace has besMi very good so far, and it is expected that the handsome su of JJj.OJO will be realized for tha Tf Beat HI Aeetl 1-ntlier. John Rorke, 33 year3 old, of 13 Grand avenua, had some words yesterday with bis aged father on the siue-vialk in frout of his am with a brutal blow knocked the old man down and, leaving him inousible on tae sidewalk, started to walk away. I'oliccman McIXua.d, of the F.turth precinct, hapjiened aiong" an! arrested F.orke.

I lu oid man was token into his house, whero lit whs attended by an ambulance surgeon. Two charges, one of intoxicauon and the other assauit were preferred against in tbe Qnt38 Avenue Police Court this mornin by otlicer MelJonuld. Tho prisoners fathir was unable to leave his houe to testify egamsi. ins sou. 4 The charge of intoxication was proven against him, and Justice Naeher sentenced him to six monttiS iu tho Penitentiary, and adjourned the assault case until this term expires.

The State Hoard oiuiug to P.roaklyn. ROCHESTER, Nor. Tha State Board of Arbitrat.on will meet in Brooklyn on Tuesday next to hear and decide matters involved in the acent street railroad strike. York. I heir salaries are all small, ranging from SI, 000 to $1,600 per annum-Gen, llrownell's Funeral.

Col. Taylor, of the Forty-seventh Regiment, sid to-day that more than 300 officers of the First and Second Brigades, N. S. N. would attend the funeral to-morrow of the late Gen.

JOTTINGS OK CITY NKWS. Wi.be H'sse. II ycai of atrc. wt cii by his atej it ner, r-'p-r1ek -action, of I-1 imrvj sirret, JiL-tite tt-iay. wuti it -a'-ina-an over -eat awl it.

nr.t.i ie Cuilarva could inTt-stUaio tne esse. Jcwi.li Kraft, a fanntr on tbe New Lots roil itx.iro 1 ttcjii'iu IVs; went dm ro la-l evening a of ho ir miet I-. who sued the crptaia and man Swedish Songrstprs Com n. mate of the bark Lincoln recover Leuoaii from the Ciunpalra. Leatons from the campaign of lS-5" is tbe topic of Dr.

A. S. Walsh's sermon for to-mor D3 scama. oiavonia, whrcn st them in $3,000 damages, got a verdict aga. irriva on Tuesday next, wil expected to i the cele-cert Com- pirn LO otad.

ijl.str nl a tils claim the City Court yesterday for fl.oOv raUd ttional Bwelish Laj; toot a Oaj to row evening at tbe Noble Street Daptist 1 jury t.iu tm Church. Dr. WaKb spoke frequently for Har- i (m-urt uisea-. im with- was trnt they brutaily assaulted out iwsrd J'-tra, a coloned bor, 13 vtnn ot 1. re- any of Stockholm.

The bweuish Glee Club rifon, Morton and Miller diinui the lata caai paign. will rt on Saturday Tnboat on Fire. The tugboat Tulcan, lying at Pier 10, East River, caught fire just after daybreak, and the firemen bad a job. They cot the best of tbe flames only after the tug had been damaged to the extent of Capt. D.

W. Lexow, who sails the boat, is its owner. H. A. TCCK.RB.

M. D-. J3 Clinton st A et corner tender a reception con evening, otb the Bi ntnst 00 tc avenue w.r ir- ,.1 rll.a miwl iwit I' itt r--lcM oa a ci.sne ul ia re oy in i-i N-w or I en 111 frtw It iio-1. tu X. i-.

Ji-jevenntt. He try.riif to so 01 1 lor- ter tn -ai a a-! be .1 m. li? -a- r. Tor li lni morpir.t Jusitee Nt. jir tofi.e 1 most 10 1.., at 11 a 1 'ma over to ths Society i u.e uf I ne ba 1 ir.tiuicot taa rtauo.

ldyn Atheneum. an American of Cnioa Consultauon days: Turadoys anj Fridays, office hours. i A A. to 3 P. Mondays and Saturdays.

oce hours, 9 H. to ti M-; Sundays, 2 to 3 P. M. arior to the company stAVrtin Lom-. Brooklya Time.

Wechsler A Abrjbaa's time bill fcl prs-iisi at 12 -a to-d kaataiT to Chadrea. ww ax rctiw.