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“iTuct borc tCr0udlY llho room wflS occuP*clt;3 by Charles Sheridan, a ' Qbo ftCC\do?oin. ^prloua olmraoicr, and a Mrs. Doxoy. About ifSn ^ *°hic waH fnro^00^shQrldan* tt^cra prolongedsprco, etas-%o^°n 'ufttttPCO into tho room anil grcotod Mrs. Doxoyioraou b « _ ^nat tu an oath. Ho was tutoritibod to One! thattUOnd as visitors Thomas 11. Farrell, a brlck-pcn}tal who reside with bis sister cm Navy street,25.-^ ^ __________________________ ____hid Voiut«a porJlfary street. Upon scoing Farrell Slior idnnOYc'01,° °U JT ICUttel e?o Kalb a von a u; Albert F.ramona, of No, ' Sept. ^'7^ the WJ daofl avenue, and Thomas Connor, ot No,bcM*yjviso b(lVC boon ^v0lloSottDa^-J^Soot fitcaui01 Lj( Tom, whnt In aro you doing boro?**. boy. - was no reply ami Sheridan went to anr 0B9'stJ1 ^ t^o Ca^lct roofcn, Mrs. Doxoy followed hJixi,gt»^^a ^ rn ijflzctte^0, T soon returned, brandishing a hugo j -vVAiacl^Y a proTO^^nifo, DcspJto tho protestations of the*“ «*10jd her effort, to pro.ent Lira ho ra.do So* '» a (Jolau ugTOod to - i€apud £rom i,j8 cuair andnandcQt‘flt'\iSn»i borxeiS y to grapplo with bla assailant. Tho lo^ imoty polc°l ^ ,o another ltm*e and the knife peuo-a no^ Jroll'a body entering tho heart, tuty- wnintt e0ioyl°B xrlle, you* vo killed mo.*1 or led tho.obort V\y ,.t0o6\a. daily* __ ion, and bo fell to tho door. Shorl-in v ***~ 1W0 jau»D - *»\dc* .JTuc9 tlv°*“* , „ n{ “ Timt atopptilth end t.«JM aatuor ol^ n,«lurte^glt;l*ttl A«^!5lv moKo » S°5J ccyloo-vor thoTYnit stopping to loam tho extent of hlauMtflO ^4rT;»Yv tnfc? ucy‘u**'v«t mv iuiw miiu uieHUpuurou..lit14 will*''0. ,he «vnros» olHrs. Dcxey arouaod tbi oocu-nalvBterlcs °^.loic at tbo c2-1 floor * above, who hastened to thovisit lton8u ___—— i found tho woman kneeling besideCeylon, yorran to tlie yard in tUo rour, fence and cllenppcarod.K«r’ ot vtu'O a Rtt the other visitors woro endcavor-•n*B Z«xv RftQAub» *ou\a blood which llowcd from hisKILLED .... *?£„»- No^ix Wointl”'oltQ1, FoisoBitorSttit f»vonue, was summoned* but Davila ** w minuted Fur roll Ulod.of the Fourth protfnet, entorud nrraaied tho two men and tookw0*lS.I arreaiea mo two uiu-n ana taoa .MfiftAt* ’rn* wet W,yrtle aronue Btatlou-liouso. Ua-ojy.—Itob^r 8 wnt to look fof tho nuirdorer,^a‘' ov , eaancr, a ^eu ? oooooaioa heneath eomo weeds ilrLA . wr oE HcorV tncto^r ob. 137 North Klllott pine*. Shcrl-+hO brotu«L -A-iMaa^l0a - ».l.vioi without protest aud asked aux-vnntot ul'd « ncw'V0'^* vras1 docd. When assurecl thatCotnpft^^’ , n.■W.Spft0^ broke down, but said uotblujf BloCttlow. tbUciw. i_ ^oUse vnanJ°wor 'orteet two-s^ton ^ aaorifcod to jealousy. Mrs,rCBldodlba t°010 d apphTOnt ^ years ago waa diverted by bor*BkiTt8 of .jj r'otto iUtVCfi n ’flrfll manthN nimfi Khn Inin iivnrloysoMisa cbarv»“v u ye'-otootivo I*ilco took lwr tonappy'1 blondo^l citl 3tationrHou8o, wbero sheMrs Sp»P’ ■-* -.utebfc, 8ba iu il pronassosiVC .lit tadicat to tho theoral monthH post Hho has livedtho wasMrs.»?»« „\ri *,«a aba iH 11 proposeoBinjr^ nnd pvctty fntnrdoa baQ (rt-y years, and adiultted thatlively a . «viinttB aWe of Sheridan. *In her opinion«£bo * vcrY batab y 1 J; ni5» result of u druuken brawl. »nd 6 xvhh tl'Pt admlttod to her that ho^ '1‘bo rcault ,nxr tntbo °our out,1’ aud boKifod heraioetMtoa 11‘wvoi roiuicd V; it, Hor huBbuod, Bbosaid,the chat go ol B\Ul^entcrcd suit for ^ character, and Is wellLrcbatttPtor. u, DetoeUve I*owory, of tho lMrtirivtloi' of “OF cbfttKQtln lBBl bo wus nont to tlioagoalnvia Mias flurvey bfttacfo yoare and six mozithsS10.WO- MrBwBpatiB*^;; b^r burtflarv. He lmac-tt« C S ta WUOA^ K .oft, ,Ins’ llvo yearsuatinvorlt »ud laii/id by PCWW offonao. For the past New y®rKhoffi0 waa.vlBjwd W ft^, ^ prison. Ho*yw1q\ Ivr^«Y abatPof°r* jfirtuv fcho Mrsl at despornto oriminnls lu oI 5?SiS5wr »«“£. lurvpyi. JSf to are . “ Hank ’’ Vree-Hivmc ’ ,ol» v.a«*Ja * ovou au priuuu. J»Uthat her he ^jul p.-ouyntimato friend ami aaso-. fhn lUi) - vtf rlaanA^dta It*\ ° . «i.Rtorday miss liatv^r*. - tin aro Hank” vrcu-lB’.eto I aud yos { yof ot p , i The l^®of Olno yonra and alxiOfoua \ iord ,?bomRs -fair, m inleroUfl 1 ||g%|tly n^v.i tho trr... word ^homRB TniT, now in' ' WaS-'b^r/.iUfc' S1D“ IOr«uii to i aoQ lu‘T,nrkcu tnifcw •*'^,rat opuu^;01f . tbO- —met.siQQo his day, nos beon built uu niter tho eouuu-t*8t tlicorioa of orchestration, mainly by tho introduction of clarionets, bassoons and ados. Tho string parts remain uatouohed. Thu lumrovo-rncnt was instantly folt in srunothhiir hko udo-quato tooul coloring, particularly iu aooomunni-moatstothe 60loa. Kleowhero tho chanuosnroa violation of both tho spirit aud trudition of Handol. Tbo three irroat choruses, “ And Ifo Shall rurify.** “For Unto Us, and “Mia Yoko ia Jiaay,*' «ro written ill fuiruo. Tho oponlng, to which tbo motive Is worked out Infour parts. Is now given to tho quartet of solo-Jfits, the chorus cntorlog only ut tho finale. Ur.Dainrosoli was certainly nearer tho murk in treating tfaeao open 1 flea with a choral plaoo and pianlsahno, which Mr. Zorrulm hecma uoablo toproduce. Tho soloists woro ffonoraliy admirable, Mr. Mockrldgo mootina nil expectations and Mias Clapper realizing a complete suocoss.UWTER BROWFS TEAKS IN TAIN.TO-Dow lie I’leiifled for For»rlwtCK«: Boforo eaaiping—U Ho Irrimo ? farKctAi. to rn* wonuxiIIoston, Sopt. 25.—A OramaVlo iuclilont con-uootod with tho dhiappcarauco of Lawyer Brown has been brought to light. Tho duy before his departure Brown learned that Iho petition for bis diabnrmont was to bo published, and called on Attoraoy-General Bbormau and boggod of him not to glvo It to tho uowapapors. Ho wus eoinplotoly broken down. Ho said ho understood that tho wholo caao xnis to bs exposed that cvoning. It would ruin him, bo satd, and ho novor could ngalu hold his bead up among iucd. He ocgan to cry und sold ho hod sottloa it with the saviDfffi bunk and ought to bo forglvon, When asked py tuo Attorooy-Goaeral if bo had paid tho partleawbo asked for his disbarment Urown said ho bad not, but bud made urrangu-moots with tboui to Bottlo tho ease. Tho Attor-riey-CJunaral subjoqueutiy learned that Brownbad told liitu a deifborato Ik*. The crooked truaaactlouB of Brown bavo completely pros-frnnind L In -^*.1 1 (Ur. ft 41 4 Wtratod his father. Deacon JJrowu, of thoCongnjRutiouui Church ot Kchobath, Moss.TUobo who aro aoaualutod with tho Brown fain-nleily aro of tho opinion that tlio lawyor Is Insano. Two of his brothers have died oC Jusauity, uad another, who was oducatou m a physician, Is uow Iq tho luaauo oBylutn.LADIES HURT IN A SMASH-UP-Coacheu Dorallcd on o North Carolina Uoad— Accident# on Two Other Heads.CrtAnuOTTia, N. 0,, Bopt. A broken rail near Warm SpriugB, on tbo Wes torn North Carolina Railroad, throw tbo mail-car and the iirat and. eocond clues coaches of tho west-bound DUBSenffer train from the track. Mies Buotlo, of Iliohmood, Va., rooolvod sovcro brulaca. J(rs. Lowonbock, of Louldvliio, ICy,, wag cut about tho head. Mail Agont Cbolson was tojured ia tbo back. Tbo wounded passengers woro trausforrod to tho East Tonnofisco, Virginia and Georgia train aud ourrled to their dosilnattous. The carsRnnf.. nrpnmmn/tn.wcru not dumarod. liTT,flnrrttrj. I'u.'ircowlt;T.—Lawiuincb o. Fvnmn£jbx% or Cortlaud.AUonwj-QtneriL—Denis 0*Brek.v, of Jof-fersou.StnU EwytnuT.—EI/WAtiian Sweet, of Roob-sclaor.ferECUi. to tuk woar.D.3 Sahatooa. Sept. 35.—Tho Domocmtio “Stato tlokot, iib completed to-day, w cortalniy admirably disposed as to locality. It la admitted to-night to bo In many important rospecta a vory strong ticket. It roproaonta every section of the Btato and ovary element of thoStato’B population. Tho nomination ofFrederick Cook as Secretary of Btategives to tho ticket a thoroughlyHOSW7.lt, P. FI.OwTtn.roprescntatlvo German, prominent In tha business and Bocial intorestA of Western Now York and popular to a degroo, not only nmongtho Gcrmaua of Rocbostor but with all Ula fol-low-citjzorw'-ahown by many ovldoncos of tboir cflteom. Tho conacnt of Mr. Flowor to nccopt tho eocond plnco on tho tiokot gives It groat Btrength. TbocDthusiaBm with which thig conaont wus received, tho unanimity with which tbouom-Inntlon xvas made, and the prosaqo lb gives of union in Now York City will* it la admitted, rnako victory la November ovon more certain than boforo. Tho Republicans camo to Saratoga dispirited aud soro. Their nominations served to pluck up their spirits somewhat, bub they ob-vluualy go iuto tho Oght with hut Beaut hopootjonw o’nnotN. had a real majority in tho Btnlo for ton yoars pMt. Tho Republican party has boon largely dopondont upon Fcdoral patronngo for its organization. Tho tickot norainatod to-day will poll overy Democratic voto.'*OROXNO SIR. FLOW Kit TO ACCEPT.The Convontion adjourned Just boforo midnight to moot at 11 o'clock to-day, bat it wna almost exactly nnon whoa Chnirmau Raiuos'a gavol foil. TJ»o delay was duo to tbo offortswhich had bocn making contittuouBly for twelve hours, with a vory briof interval for sloop, toagree upon a candidato for Lloutnnant-Govornor. When, as telogrupbod The World lust night, Mr. Flowor was urged to accept the nomination, although It wlt;W oven than perfectly oloar that it would bo unanimously tendered bim, lie said that It was out of tho question. Argument audA. C. CHAPIN,
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Sat, Sep 26, 1885
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