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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-09
SrIr IND COUNTER sUIr.



Since Wednesday last the sheriff = offi-
GERS have been IN posse sion Of the furniture In
the Prescott House under the foreclosure Of a
chattcl mortgage held 10y Mr.. Charles Knox, the
tier the owner OF the propcrtv. MIR. David
iicxtef has bccn Mr. Knoxs tenant since is.S.
In 1871 he obtained a Judgment ayainst Mr..
Knox ior flS,l6jlS Is on the ground that the latter
had failed To make certain improvements IN the
hotel according to the terms OF the leise, and
hr. huoX aftorward got counter judgment
against MIR. IIcxter for s,.h5I.fl for non-pa,mont
of rent. and took chatie mort gaee NJ sec irity.
NJ. lieN'ersc cl IN Is pending bolore the Court
OF ArUcdli, and nc CnailCs thit Mr. KNOX 4
present proceedings arc begun merely to force
hin - a compromise.
Mr. Knox avs that Mr.. Hextcr has beon largely
IN lis debt for long time. He failed with the
Prescott House la the spriny Of 1870 nd Mr..
Knox signed on 20 per cent. Of the sum due him
81, 90 ycar from $3g,OOO and added sixty new
rooms TO the hotel at cost CT S5O,COO. When
the rent for the quarter ending Nov. /. amount
inc to s5,r,5, became due, the hotel keeper was
unnolc TO pay II, and Mr.. Knox thercupon fore
closed his mortgage and sought to sell the hotel
furniture TO satisfy his Judgment Mr.. Knox
WAS then restrained from dispossessng the pro-
prictor by an Injunction granted nv Jude Law
renee on the complaint OF Mr.. Hexter.
=, NJ iexter Gays in his complaint that Mr..
Knox Kept him out Of the possession OF the new
section OF the hotel for three months in ISL,
and for the loss he incurred thereby he got Judg-
ment for tlsl63.ls. He further shows that tile
business Of the Prescott House Is confined to
transient guests visiting the city 70 purchns
goods, and to families going to or returning
from Europe. lie attributes his financial cm-
harrassmcnt to the acts Of his landlord. and says
that u the furniture Is sold under foreclosure
it viii not bring over one-third of its value for
hotel purposes, which Is t35,0l0.
On ednes ay last Judge l. ,wrence amended
hts injunction so far as to allow tho Shctin's
officers TO remain in the hotel and watch the
furniture, but he granted u new order Yesterday
turning the Sheriff oLt OF the pl ,cc. The order
was served on the officers last evening by Mr.
Walkct, the pl. intln attorney.
Mr.. Knox says that hc was required tn give
bonds before he could n peal from MIR. Hex
ter's judgment for $iSi6i.ls. and that the latter
nov u siroS TO appeal against the foreclosure Of
the chatter mortga-c without civiu. any bonds.
NJ. llextcr THINKS thnt his judgment ought 10
serve as bond. hut Mr. Knox csnnot see where
he l. To get ANYTHING II the JUDGMENT Is re.
ytrs In his favor. The c-se is to be argued n
"Wednesday.
The Prescott House Is the propertv OF the
srandclur, n of Alex iudcr ,iamtlt Jn, the chit
drcn { Gen. Schuyl-r Hamilton. aud Of Nr..
u : ss. 1t " willie to them hy the late Mrs.
Robert II ". the sister OF GOV. Kings widow,
who inherited 1t from the pnmc family,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-09
TRICKS or the poLIrIcTaNs.
The Brooklyn RinE's Efforts TO Count In New
ins aud the Aldermen.

Brooklyn politicians arc excited over the
proposed st;emp, to show that Thomas Neyins.
tho Ring candidate for Sheriff. was elected over
Albert Dnggett, the Republican candidate. A
careful count Of the olIiclsl vote in the Police
Central Orice yesterday showed a majority Of
l,oT in the city for Darrett. No official return
Is yet made from the county towns, but NeyGs's
friends do not count on over 400 NJ ajority there
and this will reduce tho m jority to about CO.,
Nevins says that hys hundred RapubIic. al st ~
tickets with bis name for Sheriff printed on
therl were counted In Daggelts favor. He saws
that there are other grounds for a contest which
ms lawyer Is consiucring. Dacgett's friends say
tat ~ any such discovery as this IL made. II
will be efler The balio: boxes have been handled
by the police captnins IN whose charge they are.
Mir. Daggstt considers the attempt as very fool
ish, and says that he believes that there will be
no change from the oniciil returns.
The Republican leaders say that they have
intimntions of n strong effort To he made to
count Il n DemOcr,tic Uoarl uf Aldermen that
irVcsticati Ions that would be likely undor a Re
publicas board may he W ,ried on. Al present.
as the returns show, there Is Republican ma
Jority ~ five. hut IN tn Eighth, Eighteenth,
and TwentY-A'th Wards there ore contcs 4,
which may end In the couu ing out Of three
Republicans. Ihis VIII leave a mai ritY of two,
and the Rugs money mas never failed on at
least this number Of Aldermen out Of twelve
The onclal canyassers meet to-day to count the
Vo;e, All of tho mistakes so f,r discovered
have favored the def ltod Ring candid .tos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-09
HoW soME rHING> arr DoNE.
An Esprcss business for which no nitcd
states License wns Taken Out.

An ESprcss business for which no I nitcd
states License wns Taken Out.
The Sisters of the Poor of 81. Francis
netted 5000 from their late fair, and Of that
sum they paI1 5000 yesterdav toward reducing
the debt of $4,000 on their land ana buildings
In East Firth street. Two OF the.Sisiers nave
just returned from tneir third autumna visit to
the billy farms Of Steubcn county, whittier they
go 10 get potatoes.
"oh, YOU 60 where YOU can get them cheaper"
was the question put to the Sister who was tell
Ing about her tIip.
Nv here 1 can get them for nothing" archly
answered the Sister; and she told how the
Rreat-heatcd farmers had delivered at AN ap-
pointed, place cach man q cart load, for the Sis
ters' Hospital aud tho poor families who daily
go 10 II for email supplies. The designated
pc afo depot was twenty miles from the railroad,
on IN the mountains, into whose solltudes tray-
elers go only by stage.
Twelve double Ie ms. loaded with choice po-
tatoes, were a volunteer express for twenty miles
from 'he farms on the mountains TO the depot
The Erie Railway transported the two Sisters
ana their weighty luggage free, nd not only on
the rail but the next day their freight wagons
were loaned up in jersey CITY and driven across
the ferry and up TO Est Firth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-09
The Oratorio Of ~. Paul.

Mcndelssohn thought hls "St. Paul" a
worthier work than the d" "ElJlh." In this judg-
ment the public have not coincded, but the
admiration In which II Is held In Germany,
England. ana America l. profound.
L. IL u he heard this evening under excep-
tiouel advantages The OratoriO Society, a bod y
of singers whO have commented tnemseives
greatly to public fav r by the thorough manner
IN which they have accomulsued, under nr.
DdmrDsch's direction, everything they have 30
Tar undertaken. will g1ve the oratorio in com
binatiOn with lheO. IhOnas's orchestra.
The Thomas orchestra, under IL. own leader,
Il - Give the hrst oi series Of symphony con-
Certs on SATURDAY cveIing at SteInway Hail.
win Nine. Amt inctte stcrline a. yuc.ist. The
public rche .rsai for this concert occurs on
1uursuaY aIteruoOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-09
THE MIDDLE OYER THE RIVER.
Traitorous Republicans TO be Put Out, ana
tho Ring 90 be ProaecuIed.

The Fourteenth Ward, BROOKLYN, Republicans
held an excicd meeting IN Hnmlltons II ~ last even
ns Root Green, IA the midst OF the confusion changed
that c. rain members OF the JclAton had turned
traitors and had voted tie Democratic ticket. VIM
Maddox asked for tao Names and Gsccn named Geo go
Bu krldcc. Jos ph Narwlck, John f. Ksvanagh JLmes
30 o!hsoh anJ linsh Hnun lhis raised the tempe 20
hhulilctuc, hhd iur Hun' time Le han sceue of
Va Nlutst Confusion, meuucrs 4lns eaCu other
nara But Nhtn 'ricr Was c1mpslalNcly restored.
Ia se accused 81 tracherY said tcy e.dcd gully 10
Noilng Tor Nevln. Tor SlcH tncr opposition Dag.
gct hclng on personal grounds. The, ako said thry
we're re. dy to ue klckcd VI The association Lui
at no 1Ian Or Doil Of men could put out OF tue
hcuu0lcan Tar.f.
Inc Law Committee Of tho Brooklyn Taxply-
cfs eal Reform Assoc at on, Nho have pu IN leg
Nhpc IhS BUNS ACCUSATIONS AganAt the BlOOEyn
Rug met pIyatcy last evening To consult over tho
maturing OF the plans for the prosecution Of thu
King thieves. Some OF The committee arc To see GuT.
II den to-day IN his VISIT To BrOukyn, to sOit IL 10
tAir, ste ' aud vigorous ctlun pgprrs aud alr
daNite which have been submilted to hun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-09
1fINN'S DEFALCITIOy.
widespread Disaster Following the Exposure
Of One Mans Dishonesty.

TRoY, Nov. s.-The excitement In reference
TO the defscaon Of Mann, the Saratoga County lreAs
urer' Continues TO Increase. humber Of representa-
tive men have agreed to call on Gov Tllden tomorrow
TO ask for Manns removal but 1t sad In Ballst On
tonight that no purpOsed saving them trouble by re-
signing lie seems very dosp and Is stubbOrny
uncommuniC ityc. The issue of county hOndr
was begun nye years ago Mann has ulary paid the
interest, and pcrhifs would have continued TO
ha he Ucen reelected. IL is said also ndleo ti2O
oO In bonds issued by the Water CommssIoners OF the
town OF saratoga, and II known whether these
are all straigh one turdaY be gave mortgage for s5O
uO 10 MS sIreties on his real estate In Bal village
Il 10 toug at that six acturlnE IN
Saratoga county involved by his failure The sus-
pension Of the paper collar manu'a turing company in
whlcn his son was interested. throws hundred aid
NIFTY persons out of employment. Tee. from New
Ork holaC Of the false bonds nave poured In All aay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-09
RAND1LL,S Wards, GRAVES.
The Only blot on the Management Of the
Sailors snug Iarbor.

gentleman who recently visited the grave
yard connected with the Saiors Snug Harbor TO nnd
the grave Of an old friend complains that ysd
grown with tanrles of creeping vines and underbru h.
and that half the mounds marked by headstones
that he was unable to distinguish the grave that he
sought and that the little cemetery in the staten Island
WOODS blot In the OIerHlee perfect dcpar uf
,ne snne nsrbor reporter, Who yisited the burial
RrOuud yestcrday, found II as nad been described. No
attempt has been made 10 designate the graves OF thos
VINO nave died within few years, and many OF the
mounds cannot be distinguished In DOth the old ana
the new yards saplinRs and shrubs have made . De
work through which 1t 10 dificLn TO pass. Oay few
small hesdtones can be seen. Gov. Melvin q on
me island Yesterday put other otlcias ADMIT that
We yards are sadly neglected. ana that 10 want
81 fAunrent funua The Rev. Mr.. Jones' pastor OF the
hnug hafbor Churcn, has frequently called the atenti
OF tue trustees 10 tue condition OF the grounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-09
THE OTHER SIDE or THE sToRr.
What is said by a steward Just Released
from Ludlow street Jail.

John Evans, formerly steward of the
schooner Harbeson Hickman, who was thrown
Into Ludlow street Jail on the 18th OF August
last, was discharged by Commissioner Osborn
on Friday. Evans was arrested on the complaint
OF the captain OF the schooner. Frank Shepherd,
that he mad attem pted TO poison the ships pro-
visions, and that he had refused to do his work
Evans ws kept In double chains for forty-two
days. On the preliminary examination before
the Commissioner, Shepherd admitted that
Evans had consented to do his duty and to pay
for somo broken lamps ana other articles, even
after the iptain had knocked him down and
beaten him severely. Mr.. Gray, tine foreman OF
the Grand Jury, has written to Evans that his
case was not presented TO that body; aud as
the schooner. and has disappeared, COmmis-
sioner Osborn ordered thu release OF the pris-
oner, after three months imprlson inent. Evans's
clothes and other prope " were taken OF in the
schooner. and he Is destitute. He says that the
Prison Association refuses to help him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-09
The Election In Mississippi.

GRENADA, Miss, Nov. 4.-Yesterday was cleo
ton day. so far heard from the election passed on
quietly The carpe,bag Republic have encountered
waterloo defeat. The state Is oyeruhclmngly Dem.
oorstic Amendments to tho Constitution have passed
ropudatng the old Union and Planters Bank bond.
out M ihe oon uulonAl amendments can do good, as
no Stait can make valid Law impairiny the
or contract under the Constitution Of the Tnltod
safes While tins state contract IL In nryerthelrss
contract ana the constitutional anendnIuht is not
eActF gw m foim II Is law 10 effect because IL dc.
IO MNMt ilsht, aud acts BY Restraint Just as the
law does upon lTlNlte rHhts n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-09
SPARES FROM THE rELEGRIPn.

The Providence Republican CITY Convention
yesterday nominated Mayor Doyie for ret!ec Ion.
Samuel Lanabee, President of the Mercantile
Hank II Bangor Me- dled yeNerday, aged ~ years
lie was he wcalthlesI man In Bangor
A i've dollar counterfeit national bank note,
purpon- to be ON the First Natlona Bank OF GAlena
was discovered yesterday There Is NO such bank IN
existence.
The watchman In thu Tecumsch Mill Fall
River. detected man set ing the building ore
terdaY; lt Ia believed that the Massasoit Mil was
burned BY the same man.
The Rev. G.. N. Darrow, Dautist. OF Chlcopee,
Mas preached on sunday on the special siu Of lying
abtd on SUNDAY mornings, and cnrhed Ms sermon by
AbnnintnG sArTDAa for SUNDAY halt Daat A IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-09

NOVELTY IN BusINEss.- While the Great
Original Do1r Store 661 Broadwa aY, still makes one
universal price Of one dollar specially, selling goods
~ ess than one haf the price OF the arCes else.
nnurr he adoption OF the general average system has
nnSosd ne proprctors 20 ADJ 20 The stock more eI
prhsve articles such as gold and silver Watches French
Sockh, beautiful oronZes inlad WrltlnK decks work
nokre Jewel easkets. &c. &C. all OF which are sold on
te general average plan for less than the original cost
a. mAhuiaclure OF Importation. New goods are being
.enI IN 20 be solo on tins pan which insures great
advantages 10 puTehaseTs.-Ade
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-09
the oLD WOnLD's VIEWS.
A Magnificent Reception TO the Prince Of
MRlra In DombaY.

WHItH N UOnbny.
BoMDAY, Nov. s-Gen. Lord Napier OF Mag
dala, Sir Phllip f. Wodchouse Governor OF Bombay
toe lion. Sir NJ. II. westrOpp. the Chief Justice. and
many othcrs, Inc udin= the civil nlAtarV. and mum
clpal authorities, companled by seventy naive
pruc's anu chlefs, met and wecotneI the Prince OF
wales on us lanuinz from the seraps. After eAying
the royal barge At the d ckyArd the municipality VI
Wecoinc. Tne Priuce replied briefly. after which he
h.u ms suite wee escorted To the Goyernlnent House
10 recession moved throu IN the streets Over two
hundred thOusaLd spectators lined the route re
ceptUn Was most enthueiastc aud was participated IN
ahse by Europeans AMI natives. The city splen-
erected ON the line OF nAich. The apartments be
cuped by Is Royal hiShness during bis stay In BOm
bay are the most pleasantly situated rooms
ernmsnt House. grand l.vee viii be gwen there TO.
night Tomouw, neing the brthday of the Prince the
iebuNiues Sill be reneSed ona sull greater scale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-09

Work on the Post Onico building Is stopped
tue appropriation beng cNaau.ted and Nifty WORK men
AND the same numDcr OF mechanics employed throw
out OF work The nrst, second, snd third are
NOT finished. Tie expense thus fT LAye beeu ABOUT
to4b,O,O, and tae SuDeryisng Architect esllin.tes
tnAt at least ti0oo,Oo more Will be required to
plete the WORK IA the per stories. When the BULL
Ing Il completed including the land which cost q oU0
0OO. the sum Will fVot up tlO40 J,OOOi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-09

:, Disturbances are reported In the province OF
hWelchaw, China.
=, The SeGvian Government has sent agents TO
London and to Paris 10 ralte loan.
. The central government Tor Alsace Lorraine
Is TO ne established IN Berlin. Probably special min.
hlry VIII be created Tor these provinces
. Prosper Henry, Of Paris, announces that he has
discovered another new planet OF the twelhh magni.
luue IN right ascension hours "a mnutcs north decl-
nS.i9n n 10 degrees " MINUTES. with slght mVu"u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-09
Jersey Guys MorUnn s,rcct Cnug.

"Jim" Reilly, Denis Donovan, Charles Mur-
rhy' and william Good, members Of the Morgan street.
gang IN jersey City before Justice keeec ycstcr
da, accused by Thomas Ready OF atroclous assault.
lie esuhtd tlat they entered hls saoon Plymouth md
warren stroeis, near midnight on SUNDAY, ami after
" hklng, aOused and - autcd hm, aud one uf them
plsthMScI revolver at hln the bullet grazins hIs
nchd. lley u II smashed he window ana un,pt the
amp1 set ng nre 20 the moor, Nicer Dilton cover.
lnS III m win his revolver, marched them TO the
0re2Ury(eel police Ia ion. " Jim" Reilly Is brother
OF %isellIy the murderer OF Living stone Who lci
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-09
THE sCHUTzEN PARK TRAGEDY.
The Trial Of John NJ Maguire for Killing the
Coiorcd Mnn Jackson.

John Mcguire, indicted for murder In killing
Sam Jackson (coorcd) AZ schd Park. was placed
on trial IN Brooklyn yesterday. Jackson and his
friend, Henry Thompson were alleged assaulted by
Masuire and party OF south BrnoKlyn rum us while
thty were At cporcd picnic At cchtzei Park on the
morning Of the l5th Of OCTOBER The colorcd men
we're stoned 10 death and the sister OF JacAsOn. who
was Si'h tnc men, tesnhed At the CJroners inquest
Ia. Masurc struck her orothcr on ths head with
stone. Mcguire L. young. rather khght Ia build, with
dark hair, thin mo lstIche. pale complexion, and
nervous manner. Eleven jurors were with dime ilty
obtained, uut the panel was exhausted, aud the court
nt urned until this morning. Nhen extra panel
of niiy Will be Summoned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-09

Several colored men and women went from
MamafcnccS TO New Rochelle, saturday evening",
to dance IN Barney Farrcls saloon. Toward the close
crowd OF white runans entered The room and began
o. insut the women and break unbles over the helds
Of the men. Iue blacks resented, and seNeral drew
razlts The whites urew knivcs ini before the Olicks
cOud reach the ttTcct several Of thcn we're cut rad
otherwise injured. The whites pursucd them 10 the
dtpJt, ana there the night renewed Az the blacks
ardtd lhe train Two OF lhrn discharged plstVs into
The crowd, but without "a ct.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-09

Mayor Hunter OF Brooklyn has received q let
Ter from Mrs Margaret MerEc OF Pine street, Pitts
burgn requesting him TO preNcnt the marriage Of her
husband. Henry her<e' with young girl named Ia.
bern, Who lives in Wlliamsbnrgh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-09
The Weather Once Prediction.
Eastorly to northerly winds, colder and clearer
LOSSES ny FIRE.

Harbcck's mill, PERFORMING, Mich. Loss sl5,Ooa
Th. broadway school house, Everett. Masa.
Lose, 5000.
haine. Loss e. Ool
Barnetts mill at Camden, Ohio. Loss $4,000:
Insured for t25O01.
The clyde MIL, Omega Village, Bast Provi-
dence, r. l. Los $4,000.
The hre a. whitehall on Sunday nigh. caughe
Y the iue House extended tne nUrtn 10 the LAKE
House winch was tonenued On the south to DaytUn's
nrlcH Dinck and HAL q klttercdge's hardware store.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-09
CURIOSITIE Es OF CRIME.

Geraldine Wagner was committed by Coroner
CroAer yestcrdaJ for malpractice that killed Barbara
Aetzger.
District Attorney G. ". Abeel OF Essex county
.? vas robbed OF ms oyercoat conlainlnz valuable
legal papers, while converSinR with friend In tue
Firth Avenue Hotel, New YORK, on Saturday night.
Paul Stuke, well-dTessod boy Of ten years
OF 81. Paufs Episcopal Church, New York was ar
ragned before Rccurder bohnstedt IN Hoboken, yes
teroay, on chorge OF stealing $3.50 from the money
box OF Hoboken horse car. The money found IN
his possession. His parents declare that he IA keptO
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Hts stories, too, have none Of them been

Tim. His stories, too, have none Of them been
as yet tAlcc told.
At the conclusion Of his sermon MIR. Moody
&c u the fnxiOus TO the Methodist Church,
where he followed them few moments llter,
lowing tho Rink meeting IN the e re OF tue Rev.
DIR. Inplis. between three and four hundred
persons attended the inquiry meeting, most OF
them being new converts THO others were the
Chtistiau4 whom Mr.. Moody has invited to MS
siat him In his ks with the anx Qua. The
young mems mcctin, In tho reformed On rch
IN Dr. Scudders church continue 70 be largely
lff tal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-09
Smnll-Pox In BrooLIyp.

ono hundred and twenty-nine cases OF small
poI were visited by the brooklyn Inspector In the
week. OF which hffyslI those Of children under
years Of aye There were fortynye OF death
from tue cOntaglun siN physicians visited the puh
schools Yesterday e. yaccnatc pupils. Those wiz d
not been yaccn ted Or neeJed reyaeelnaon were sent
hoe vi orders 10 remain away until they had bee
yaccinatcd. Where narcnA desired II, pupils were
Vaccinatcd N the school Guiding
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-09

New ORLEANS, Nov. S-Gov. kellogg has
sgned the death warrants Of four murdercrs who are
t. be hanged on the e6h INST. Toncy Nclum and Alice
Harris Scd nc husband OF the Latter, Hcn-y Harms.
wan Az on me night OF May 10. lNi In tno parish
OF tuachitt. The body was tnrOWn Aay pu, and
d,cuv, red three aaSs after the or. H. md r.
son kiucd woman named Alice Johnson. Apri lB,
lsl5 and VIM Davis killed Alexander White about tne
saue time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-09
An Outbreak in MaIncca.

SINGAPORE. Nov. g. The Mnlayans are be-
Hegi tge British residence at PorAk. All the native
raj hs susnected OF completely the murder OF the
lae resilient, Nv Birch. Ii reported tina the Malay.
an are preparing for resistance. lhc sultan Ismu L.
collecting considerable fOrte TO attempt eIpel the
British from the country
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-09
Amer the Election.

Boston, Nov. e.-Orders were received At tho
oharlesiovn Navy Yard To-Day, from Secretary Robe.
t1n discl arse al employees IA the Department OF
ards und DOrka At Work rcpalrs, Til, mo ,uurs
LeaFIy ihe nhOie force Of the department.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-09
The Palette Art Reception.

The nrst musical and art reception OF the
season Of the Palette Art Club held In East
Iwenty;second street last evening and was sttended
Nv the etfe OF erary n art clrcles. The walls
hung WIN splendid pantlngs, contributed by MIR. W.n.
Mn ~, CLARK Bel, u. 4. Avery, r. L. smith, Sd. Moran
JOchine OF GOuplls, aud OtnCr nOers. 1he music
under the direction Of Mr.. J. r. Petrl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-09
Hudson County Ahead Last.

| Complets census returns show that Hudson
ccrntJ Is the most poouious county New jersey eI.
cceding Essex county by 1905 lhe figures are Hud
500 c unt, l7O.Sjo; ksseN county. l6pOj8 In 1870
Essex Nastc ius pupulous couuty, but urng lAst
| nNe Year, Hudson lmost duubird her population.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-09
Pop TlqI,c I'm InlI Amin.

fHlLApELpHIA, Nov. SKINNY Tehe, all 5
fop llghe' alias j. Clarke who served term IN Sing
sing state Prison and accused Of compcity IN the
Soodlcn murder IN brooklyn, and Leroy HOssche have
Deeh hrretIed mere on busp!ciOn vi rOODing hoIes.