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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16
THE JEROME PARK RACES.
The Largest and Finest Collection Of Horses
ever Gathered In America.

The Largest aud Finest Collection Of Horses
ever Gathered In America.
In preparation for the coming summer meeting
at jerome Park, there gathered at Fordham some
Of the finest horses in tine land. Doctor Welden's
stables have Leonard Jcrome's stud OF six horses,
with Flora McIver at the hoad; Dcnnison h Crnw.
fords seven horses, with Naragansett at the head
JohA O'Donnell's four horses, Duke at the head
Geo. walden's eight horses. all fine Wyndham
Waden's seven horses with Metsire at the heed /.
J. j. Purdy's six horses, Nespucius at the head
Major Baeon's seven norses. Corscan at the head
= Babcock's four horses, Hembold at the head
Cnas 1ittleted's seven horses, all three year oids
and under doing well J. W Pannock's four horscs,
with Nellie Mcdonald at the head II. ID. Todd's
four horses, Harry Booth the great hurdle racer Of
the head Gov Bo~ie's (of Maryland) seven horses,
with Leratee At the head.
The stables OF Messrs. Aug. Belmont Hunter.
Mccormick, Sandford, Moore, O'Fallon. McDaniels,
Cameron, with several steepe cl,asecs from Canada
are yet to come, which will swell the grand total to
two hundred racers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16
BKOOKLYN,

To morrow the Norwegians OF New York and
BROOKLYN viii celebrate the snniYesafy OIL their lnde
peudence.
Bishop liItlejohn, OF Long Island, administered
the sacred rite OF combination In ST. Annb Church, on
the Heights, yesterday.
County Judge Troy pronouhces the Raymond
street jail disgrace 10 the county, and viii communb
cate with the Board OF supervisors IN regard to Il.
Tue FIRST anniversary OF the Greenpolnt Prcsby'
terian Church Was celebrated }cstetday, Adlfe,srs
dV yerod by the Rev, W, H. Taylor, A. A smth.
and several others
onlcer Corsen, while chasing two burglars IN
Hamilton avenue. near Clinton street cHly lre' ,idhy
m0rnlrg y fr on the Sidewalk. and wa 50 severed, m,
nrcd tAt he had removed To tnu hau BruAi ,ftet
pOllgv .lagIVn. IlO bII- liars :sch4ed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16
OBITVfRY.

Thomas Fiske, many years a conductor on the
Erie Railroad, died In Avon, n. Y, on Saturday,
Mr.. X. G. Stoutenburg, 4 wealthy merchant OF
Newark. n j., dcd OF apopleNy on Saturday morning
The Hon. Thomas Irving, for many years Judge Of
tho United states Cuurt for the Pennsy District
died In Pittsburgh on satufday.J
Mr. Richard Sheridan, proprietor OF the Apollo
Rooms. Is Prince street, dicd on saturday aged *. Mr.
Sheridan claimed to be relative OF Gcn sheridan. and
was well known o. public caterer. lie kept tie old
City Assembly Rooms lf broadway, and also pro.
pretor OF Jackson Hall Jackson square. About six
weeks ago Mr.. Sheridan who wasa Whoever married
wi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16
Twelfth Ward Inspectors.

On Saturday night, on the recommendation ol
Judge John McQuade, the Hon. Harry w. Genet
aud other Influential politicians OF the Twelfth Yard
the following appointments OF Election Inspectors
were made:
Col. VIM: ~. johnson, NJ. j. Fogerty
John N. Hall. yoseph Moore
VIM. l.. Wiley. Hiram Bachram.
Maurice DAILY. Patrick Mct;u.nness
Tom T.. McQuadc, Andy McGowsn,
Louis Booze, Jun McCusker.
Tom q. Kennedy, Chris. Gerhardt.
VIM. u. Osoorn, sam W. 1onpktns.
Phi. H. Jonas. John Halloran.
John ". Brown, william Wood.
Isaac Il. Brown. Archibald Ihuu9s. Jr.
Isaac Piser, John Masuirc.
Mm. Met lellan, Pat Duunigan.
John VI, Van Nalen, Tom r. GilToy.
Henry MunSon. John Hart.
Andy smith, Abe Horn.
BIZ Johnston, Mike i. Quigg
Johnny scallOn, Tom FenlOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16

The Union Hotel stables in Sing Sing were burned
on Saturday morning.
The square boundsd by Stsnneld, Grape, Love, and
Mari gny streets n New Orleans, was destroyed yes.
terday. Loss $4,000.
The stables OF Budd Doble, the well-known horse
trainer and sporting man. in kttenhouse square, PhA.
cued.
fire In 10, II, H. and 10 Canal street, Chicago,
destroyed property to the amount Of S75 0O 10000 Of
which 10 sustained by N L. Hale Brother fur
manufacturers; insured.
At3 O'Clock Yesterday morn ing Alexander Henry's
house Woodruff street, Eliza beth, FIRE by
the explosion OF q kerosene lamp II was burned 10
the ground Loss, tl 800 Insured.
Two shantes occupied respectively by John Wa
terS and owen Coyle. 40 and AZ West Folteth street
were burned yesterday morning. Loss, tlJ0 aud 800
The lres were kndled by An ncendnrE
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rbe Marvel. Of the Telegram.

NEw ORLEANS, May l5.-An experiment over
the Western Union Telegraph Company's wires OF
working long circuits through number OF
repeaters was tried to-day with remark.
able success. Mr.. II. c. Duncan, chief ope-
operator here, sent through nine Iepeaters-
one at Rome, Ga; Lynchburg, Va; New York,
Chicago' Md Memphis, The Writing returning 10
New Orleans almost as clearly as when leaving the
onice, having passed through Is states and over
500 miles OF wire and the electric current trayers.
Ing the distance In about three quarters OF second
The writing was translated as rapidly as on ordi-
nary short wires. Plaster Cove was also in direct
connection and worked finely.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16
NEW JERSEY.

Oriental Lodge, No. 81. 4. I aud A NJ. OF New.
ark. have grand organ opening hi, e'eUn:
The lowlauds OF Atlantic county have been
swept during tile past week by devastating hT'',
The mnte of the steamboat Thomas l. Wiy lel
overheard yesterday and spoiled hls new spring ~
The old bridge over the Pa saic river. above tho
falls, was sold by auc ion on saturday evening to
give room TO u beautiful iron structure.
Gen. McCcllans friends prc,cnted htn In Hobo
ken on Saturday evening win az eleTaI nv enPI ssed
series Of reso M our settling .OGh hs ssvat euNulcs
Il soldier. CT zen. nnd mAn.
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LONG ISLAND.

nxed at so.
Mr.. Stewart has decided not to ont up any build
ings on Hemptead Plains until communication by rail.
way Is established.
Capt Cornelius Banta, for many years conf nected
with the Asor House, Will run the Pavilion Hotel at
Islp this summer.
Tho machinery of the Black Warrior, which was
wrecked on Rockaway Shoals several years ago, and
which has marked that dangerous spot disappeared
during OF the recent storms and the sunken wreck
lies In the Immediate track OF the Long Island coasters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16
WEsTCH ESTER COUNTY.

The new police under Chief George II Dilett,
appeared In the streets OF Morrlsana yesterday
The Hon, John b. Ilaskn received q, 900 bOhus
10 compromise the Madison ami BerIlan avenue IN
Junction with the contractors Tor the boulevsrda
Richard IL, Teller, late Treasurer OF the Board OF
Trustees, and Treasurer ofthe Board OF Education
Of MoirisanA, has Instituted libel suit against the
Westchestcr Tpiss,
The man who was found dead suspended from q
tree In Central MoTTisAna has been recognized jules
ManLn, u French shoemaker. He had recently 70.
turned from California, where he had been 9Lsue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16
THE MIsso URT sLAUaBTER.
The Crime Of n Freight Conductor - The
Kind Of Time they Keep on the Missouri
Raiiways-Order for the Arrest Of the
Conductor and Engineer.

Conductor and Engineer.
ST. LOUIS, May l5-The evidence before the
Coroners jury yesterday showed that the extra
freight train which ran into the passenger train In
Eureka, on Thursday, was running outside OF in
struc,ons, and had used from ten to fteen minutes
more OF the express time than the special orders
had allowed to II. The conductor and engineer OF
the extra train that they ran precisely accord
ing to orders, and that II there was a mistake, t
arose from difference in watches.
The Coroner ordered the arrest Of wiIlism Odor,
the conductor. The fact that odor and his engi-
neor, Tracy, quit the spot instantly aer tile coli
sion because, as trey assert, they feared personal
violence, while the conductor and other employees
Of the passenger train remained and worked noby
fer the release and relief Of the sufferers Is regarded
aa consciousness OF having done wrong.
The wounded generally are doing well. The rail
road company are doing everything possible for
their comfort and will recompense them for losses.
The loss to rolling stock Is about $4,000 The
rumor OF the death OF H. Il. Fleming tue chief en-
gincer OF the Tobo aud Aeosho railway is incorrect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16
WASHINGTON NOTES.

During the last two months the national debt has
been reduced al the rate OF half million dollars day.
The President has recognized IandidO Rofart as
NiceConsul OF Spain ut Baltimore, and Er nesto Merle
Alos us Hice'Consul OF Spain nj New Orleans.
The apotbecarles in Washington report a very
unremuneratlye business during the past month The
cause has traced TO the fnc that whenever any
member of Congress requires emeiic he Is approach
ed the subject Of the " Funding bl' and The de.
sired enect Is Immediately produced.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16
The Ontrnge In Ladore, Knnsar.

FoRr Scorr, Kansas, May 15-Furthcr Darticu-
lars OF the affair Al Ladore last Tuesday night have
been received The names OF the Eve men were
VIM. Ryan, Stephenson county, ILL.,: Patrick Starr
Essex county, ~ Y; Patsy Riley, staunton, Mass
ada. The man now in Jail IL named Patrick Kelly
and the one shot by his companions Robert Wright
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16
How they Planned TO Rob Bonded Ware
house in Greenwich Street.

Yesterday morning an attempt was made to
rob BIby's bonded warehouse, 400 and ali Green.
wich street. About the first OF May, Martin Post
rented a sitting room and bedroom on the second
floor OF 4s Greenwich street, adjoining the bonded
warehouse, to a man and woman for
housekeeping purposes The couple moved
Ia quantity OF old furniture. including
u large wardrobe, which they placed against
the wall In the bedroom. Then they began to oDer-
ate, Amer reaching the brick wall, they carefully
removed the bricks, and made n hole OF sum 'iCnt
size to admit man to the second floor OF the bonded
store. Not finding silks they expected, they took
quantity OF linen and cutlery to their rooms
The various once desks were also broken open. In
the attempt yesterday morning. evidently the bur
glars were disturbed In their operations, since they
fed, leaving their tools behind.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16
RebuLe the BROOKLYN Ring.

The honest men Of all parties in Brooklyn have
combined for the overthrow Of the city Hall aud
Court House Ring. The course OF Judges Gilbert
and Pratt has forced public attention TO the import
nnee OF having upright qualified, and fearless men
for Judges, while determination to rebuke the elec
ton frauds OF lsst ial will bring msny to the polls
heyed thai the election Of Fisher and Hagner a.
Judges OF Me City Court Is certain
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16
RIILRO1D fCCIDENTS,

On the New Jersey Central Railroad on Saturday
morning, two men. driving wagon were over and
Instantly killed IN Elizabeth, 1hcrLaues were barney
Connor and Patrick McGowcu. No nagnsn was Al the
crossing, nor was tho whistle blown
As the coachman of John B. Durham, ESQ, was
crossing the New Haven Railroad track near Pelham
vile station on saturday morning, with tho tsmny
wagon, he was run into and ktri hy freight train,
escaped.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16
A Brooklyn Ring Trick Exposed.

The nomination OF McCue and Nelson by the
Brooklyn Ring Democracy was u sllrewd dodging Of
the responsibility. They wanted Britton the coun-
sci OF the ballot-box suffers but dared not nominae
him, so McCue being absent in Europe, they put him
up to run as dummy, knowing that he would de-
chne u eso'ou, anu Tue GOVERNOR would then ap
ner and Fisher would spoil all these nice cacula
tIons, and relieve the Governor OF all resi- onsibity
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16

WAsHN0rON, March l5.-A war party Of the
ogallalahs, dressed In clothing furnished by the
Government called at the cabin of se.ter living
on the Nebraska river, leo miles north Of Sioux
City, Iowa. and while shaking hands with the mans
WIFE, shot her, then Killed her little son, and took
her daughter. AGED Ii years, prisoner. The kus.
brnd escaped. The excitement In that region Is
very great and II Is feared II will be depopulaicd
Loud calls are made for Sherldan and Baker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16

The body of an unknown man, with the throat
cut from to ear, was found yesterday in Bergens
woods on the Bath road at a point near the Brook
lyn city line. Tic stranger had evidently commit.
ted suicide, razor was found lying the ground
one OF Lis bands, and there we're no evidence
Of a struggle about the place. The suicide
about ~ years OF age had H. ht hair and moustache,
aud v orc dark clothes and round top hat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16
POLITICAL CIRCUS.
Yesterdays Caucus Of the Young Democracy
of Harlem.

The Young Democracy Of the Twelfth Ward
held n caucus n tho rooms OF tbe jefferson Club" ("
In Nnetieth street. yesterday, lasting rom O'Clock
until 4. N. In the sbsenoo Of the Hon. Harry w
Genet, Judge MeQusde was called 10 the chair.
Speaker Hitchmsn delivered . speech, and was fol-
lowed by Col VIM II. johnson and several others,
among them judge MeQuade. II was determined to
FORGET that there had been Young Democracy nd
TO support with the pnriys full strength tho DIRE
Tammany- Tweed -Sweeny ticket tomorrow This
ultimatun, however, was not reached without heated
debate. Upward Of 5000 Tnmmany tickets,
together with flags, banners. notices, and other
paraphernaa Of election received, carefully
hidden In neat white bags.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16
Institution Of Zschokke Lodge, No. 237,
10. Of o. F.-InsinIIation Of Onlcerr.

new lodge OF The l. q. OF 0. +. was insti-
,uted on Saturday evening at n Essex street, by
District Deputy Grand Master Frederick Germann,
under the title OF zschokke Lodge, No. 23T. The
opening ceremonies were performed by Past Chief
Patriarch George Leweck after which Bro. Ger
mann installed Hugo Retzlar ~ O.; Jacob
Schleicher. V. O.; 4. &. Ruck, i. s.; Berthod
Biog, X. 8. and John Refs Treasurer. After the
installation a tine supper was served by Bro Alyan
Michel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16
The Dion Brothers a, Chris. O'Connor,..

On Saturday evening, Joe and Cyrille Dion
both in Chris o'Connors billiard hail in -Four.
teenh street. and Joined in fourhanded game OF 100
points at French caroms. Cyrille Dion and Mr.. Nc
Hay were opposed to Joe Dion and an amateur.
closely contested game, In which Mckay made the
largest run OF II points, resulted In favor OF Cyrile
Dion and Mekay, who won by IL points.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16
The Fighting ON the Plains.

In running fight between detachment Of
Company ID. Second u. 3. Cavalry, uRGer command
OF BI IeYet- MAJOR Jordan, and party OF IndieLs at
Atlantic Gulch, near Atlantic City, Wyoming Terri
tory, on the 4th lust, seven OF the sayagos were
killed and several wounded. Lieut. Standbagh was
kAled and Sergeant Brown was severely wounded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16
Too Poor TO Bury-Too Proud 10 Beg.

Between 3 and 8 o'clock yesterday morning
Onhcer Holden found a small box while patrolling
his beat In Thirty ninth street, seventh ave-
nue.. On opening 1t the dead body OF a male infant
was discovered. and on further examination the
onieer found piece OF paper. on which the follow.
ing was written: -, =" Born deadi Too poor TO bury
too proud to beg ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16
The Red River Expedition.

CoLLISswooD, Canada, May l5.-The steamer
CbicoTa sailed last night with one hundred troops
md full cargo OF Government stores for the Red
itNeT expedition. She also takes a number OF
Mare, at which point she will be due about Monday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16
= MANCHFsTkR, june IS lobS
Ny D,rliyo Ursn,Sn, I received your lat


Eight drunken women engaged in a rough and
tun BILE fight at No. 81 Chatham street were
arrested last night by Onicer Barr and
PARTY OF policemen. The prisoners were
taken 20 tho Oak street station, In company with
George Besmo:t, Whose house they hld disgrSced.
~: Kate Burke, IL; Annie Davis and Minnie Lou
verne. each ~ Dora Miller, -; Carrie Dean, 25 (;
and Hattie Smith, who acknowledged that she was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16

Gen. 0'Neil and about 200 men took train on
the Erie Railway, Saturday evening, os,ensibly
TO join expedition 10 the Winnipeg region the
Fenians say that they have 30 weLarmed men al
Deluth, at the head OF Lake Superior
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16

WnEELNG, ". Va, May l6.-AbOut O'clock
this morning nre broke out In the stable attached
TO Reid's grocery and liquor store. The flames
spread rapidly TO the warehouse aud residence ad.
Joining. which were soon completely enveloped Be
fore the Ore could be got under CONTROL the entire
contents of the residence and liquor store were de-
stroyel The flames had communicated to Collins's
brass foundry and Wiltons plumber shop, both OF
which were burned to the ground and their onents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16
CT.iRLdND AGAIN.

Letters of Lnter Dntc-Documents which
Garry their own Comment.
The following letters fiom Mrs. Mcfarland to
her husband later in date than those published
In TnK sUS Saturday:
Ar HoNE, Tuesday Evening, Nov "a 1896
after bad sent my letter to you your beautiful
present. was so deiighted with II. You know how
| do when % ! am pleased and I have looked az /,
meaning OF the whole group. / admire It more
than ever now IL is really mine. and cannot
in my room and study II over and over.
do love the darling. cunning little baby
bird when she was uadre.scd at her bath That liite
baby figure l. the Gem to ot toe whole. nadn't
better have It framed IN plain gilt frame 1t will
be neater than Laything, think. l thank you a
thousAhd r;aos Tor suell beautiful memeDto OF our
enea=enent l expected nothing hal' so valuable
II is Thanksgiving week this week, and do wish
you were TO be nt home Sometimes NV heart sinks
eithln me when don't know definitely the tine you
l shall frame my picture before your arrival.
shant ~ o., bow beautiful 1t i'll Ilove 1t ever so
yon were so good ss to give 1t To me.
! must go TO bed. 90 quite early now II IL so
dun evenings. Oh. am ever so much Interested In
Cosmos" have read considerable In II, and
do like II. ] wish very often you were here TO ex-
yet feel ,efS much interested. Are you glad
Good night, nv dear husband. | hope you will
sleep sweeuy. am yours, most tenderly,
MAScuFsTER June rs, 1888
Ny DAZZLING HrsBASD: | received your let
ter this (FTiday) morrng and read the few scolding
IN In es,ou sent me- and alter | had read them !
think OF the whole week that elapsed when
At home before that you never touched pen to paper
~ my behalf and and mo now % because l nsSIoG, to wite
BE sure and lring ma whtn yCu come, darling
Write tic me soon and do,T I< cross. with much
love, your anectionate ABBY
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A New Hebrew Tcmpie.

The corner stone Of the new Jewish Temple
was laid in Columbus, Ohio yesterday with Masonic
ceremonl.s Gov Hoys, the city OnciAls and several
thousand people were present.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16
The Death of the OId.s, Inhab,,.n,

PouGHKEEPsIH, May l5,-Ralph Hervey, the
oldest inhabAnt OF this city, aged 95 years, died
Yesterday His ron. 70 years Of age, is danger.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16
SPANISH MIsINFORMATION.

A Triumphal Procession In Havana-wo-
men Sentenced 10 Imprisonment-Another
Observation-Disclosures for Pardon.
HAVANA, May l5.-The cannon recently cap
tured In tue Middle Department have arrived In Ha-
vsna, ana were to-day taken through the streets In
triumph. number OF ladies' in Trinidad were ro-
Gently sentenced 70 imprisonment, but through the
intereossion OF the American Consul in Trinidad.
the Captain General has eommutcd their punishment
TO exile.
The insurgent leader Manuel Carload, with one
cannon and forty men, all armed. voluntarily sur.
rendered at Csmaronos. Cariiad and some Of his
men rendered their services to the Government,
and were permitted to Gssist the troops In their
scare for other infurgens. In consequences Of this
themselves for pardon to tho authorities in the
Trinidad Jurisdiction.
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Mr.. Beechcr's Di-tinguishcd Hearers.

Plymouth Church was ornate with flowers yes.
terday. In tile evening the Rev. DR.. McCloud, for
merly OF Glasgow. but now of Birkenhead Eng,
not ONLY grasped Mr. Beecler firmly by the hand,
hut also greeted him with holy kiss aud the Rev.
DR., Edward, OF London, Eng, bade Mr.. Beeeher
= God
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16
The cAIcxander-GnrdnerM Mystery-Mr. spcn-
Ger Driven Mad.

Tne trial Of the remarkable case Of Mrs. vr-
einis Burke, Of New Orleans, against Mr.. and Mrs.
Gardner, for the recovery Of valuable bonds and
other securities alleged TO have been taken from the
body Of Capt. John Alexander, father Of the plain
uG, By the ..sovo named defendants, was resumed
before Surrogate n1.ehings on Saturday. Several
witnesses wee examined, among whom was Mr..
James 8. Breath, the iongostwinded witness that
ever testified before court. To say nothing OF the
prolixity OF his many statements, which came near
driving Charlie Spencer stark mad, his evidence on
one point was very damaging to tie defence. He
sworc that after having advised Mr.. and Mrs. Gard
ner 10 deposit the deceased Captains bonds with
the Surrogate for safe keeping, and receiving the
reply that the Captain had left nothing OF value save
f100 In bills, he repeated the suggestion, to which
Mrs. Gardner responded thai she thought she would
follow mis- advice thus leaving It TO be inferred that
her former denial had been fase and that she her
husband, or both, hal possessed themselves of tn Q
whole or part Of the $4,000 in bonds which Mrs
Burke claims must have been taken from the body
Of her father after his death In the Gardner house In
1869 Mr.. Breath was very emphatic and vcrs tire.
some, but his testimony was OF the greatest impor
lance TO the plaintiff, as will be shown, no doubt,
10 the summing up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16
Hemy CIay's Son Th.odor..

LoUIsvILLs, May lo-The death Of Theodore
Clay, q son sf the Hon. Heary Clay, who for ANY
years has been an inmate OF the Lexington Lunstlc
Asylum, 10 announced.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16

The recent order OF the Chief Of Police IN Gin.
cinnah closing the Iont doors OF liquor saloons
cigar stands, and confectionery shops, WAS openly
disregarded yesterday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-16
The Marriage of Senator Ames.

Senator Ames Of Mississippi is in Lowell, the
guest OF Con. Butler. His marriage with Miss
Blanche Butler takes place probably in July.
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spain's Last In.ui, to the United States.

Diego and Casper Aguero were garroted in
Havana on Saturday. They died bravely. A great
crowd witnessed the execution. The name of the
Englishman who died ON Guajoba Island was Hill,
spondeucc Tor New York In the Missour's maiis
was inspected on Saturday before the sailing OF the
steamer