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SPARKS FROM THE rELEeRAPH.

The Washington Board OF Health have refused
permission 10 man 70 xiii healthy horse 70 be sAed
down Tor food.
Samuel v. FarwelI Of Utica, N. Y. .Vioe-Presi-
dent OF the Flint Psre Marquette Railway dIed 81
East BAsinaw. Mich yesterday,
The Grand Jury Of Columbus, Miss, failed to
md q bill Aganst Lieut.-uoV. Davis, aEalnst Whom
charges OF bribery had been made.
Archibald Robinson, aged 0O years, tho oldest
moulder in Peekski va lound Ting dead At the foot
OF pair OF stArs IA his residence JesterdAy mornng.
The schooner Thomas q. Worrsll wAs run into
yesterday morning, and almost Immediately sunk, on
Fort hcenIy pv the steamer George LNATI OF the Bal
aged
The writing paper manufacturers held meet
ing In bpnngned NAss erdAy decided 10 shnt
down their mills Tor ave voch from uni ddlo oi De
oembeF, the manufacturers not represented 81 tue
meeting viii unite In the arrangement ADout IhreS
anAxsAn u ~ milb we're rePFsssattA
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HENRY sHI.LDs's WIVES.
Two Widows Demanding the Fortune Of n
Wealthy Flour Merchant.

The taking Of testimony in the case Of
Mrs. Jane Shields, who asserts that she was the
nrst wife Of Henry Shields, who died leaving AN +.
other wife, eight children. and a fortune In New
York, was continued In BROOKLYN yesterday,
many witnesses being called TO establish the
plaintiffs marriage. Mrs. Shields testified that
SIX months before her husband left her he han
died the marriage certificate. which at that time
was IN the ture "a DIR wer. but which cannot now
be produced. 1he purchase of house by
Shields Tor his wife WAS proved by w. +. Robin
son, and three or four wi nesses tes led vls-
iing MIR. ana Ars. Shields ia their Williams
burRn home.
Calharine J. Bonner testified that she was tho
daughter % Henry and Jane Shioids. She was
eight or nine years OLD when Su'eius lett her
mother. He calico her mother vile, and spike
OF the witness AS his child. After be left her
mother she did not see him tor six year.. Her
mother cried and fretted very much, and when
ever the children asked her II it wasn't time Tor
their father to come home she see 7 ed very
u uc1 affected. After six wears the wines,
rhe went 10 look for him, liking with her a
yoGnZ lady friend. Sue met hin on the stoop,
snd sue said, My falher" He said, "y
ughter," nj threw his arms about her He
asked II her notner was dead. She asked him
II he had left her mother. He said, " Don't
iret. sue did no wrong" She asked whether
her mother was MS wife He said III 81 she was
hhe asked him II he had IN rried again. He
SAID, Ne; VINO says l am Z" After this SuieLda
visited her In DrOOkNn. and helped her III ,n3
until she married.
William shields. son OF Henry Shields bv lana
shield. testified hat the nrst time he saw bis
father was Ia January, 1874 He was Ia his onico
hewspaper. He said he knew him as his SON
Inc witness asked MIN for g.. o, but MIR. Shields
balu thht no was under great expense, and he
could not lot him ave II ut that time. Witness
G. He'd again. hut did not Get the money. In
March SIR. Shields died. The witness followed
hls body 10 the grave. Toe case 10 still on.
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THE manor FOR WOMAN.
The Boston Woman suGragisis In scssion In
New York.

New York.
The American Woman Suffrage Associl l.
ton began its seventh annual meeting |. 81 even
ing In steinwaY Hall. II Is the Boston wing OF
the woman suiriagists A copy OF the Uomdn's
journal. the Boston Woman's Rights newspaper,
was on the back Of every seat. ON the stage
were Lucy stone and her husband, Mrs. Ar
menia and her husband, the Hon. Nathaniel
" nite of New Hampshire, Antoiuette Brown
ID ckwell bS marrlage). Mrs. Andrew Jackson
Davis. the Rev. Dr. Warren Of BROOKLYN, MIR
Margaret '. L0ngley Of Onio, MARY 4. lslman,
Mrs. Harper ( muAttOl. MI. MnllOy OF the
Chicago I.tor-fesdn, and Charles Durleigh. Tee
audience was respectabl BOstOnian.
The Rev. DR.. arren opened the Convention
win prayer. and Bishop Gilbert Haven of Geor.
ri In an earnest address, announced that on
the s.are was the nr.t person who uttered, II
not the FIST VINO conceived, the ide Of women's
snIins ai vel - men. That person Lucy
presented to the American people, II an
nOunceu in tbe town IN whicn he lived tnat at
sucn a time aud In such nall u ben would
crow Ike a cock.
Ant inrtte Brown BLACK woli, the next speak
er, said that young men wnO are all dash and
law maker; older men, who have already
in'd ~ sition and eKpei ience. should be 20
/, cted fnr legislation aud likewise nOs the
women with u.Des IN thcit urms, uut the older
women should oc our legislators. and tnefef re
the objection f.is To the gr lund tuAt legislation
would interfere with tue natural domestic
duties.
Lucy stone complained that IN MaSSAchusatts,
while a ( tHer may by will designAte a guardian
for uis child en-, a mother cannot point a
guardian Tor ner children, but must leave them
"a tue fi-k ~ being guarded hy etepmp other.
Idiots, iunatics, felODs. and women can't
VOTE said MRS. stone. and every criminal IN
tie lanu, by serving out a sentence in the state
pn-On, Deromes the political beer of women.
Charles Bradlaugh Of Kngiand Wing been call
ed Tor, stepped up from the body ~ the hail,
aud went around and u2 on tue platform. lie
was strong for the eqIal HEht OF men and
women TO the ballot, aud said shat he was a
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a CLUMSY COhSPIRACY.
The Romance Taken Out OF the Division
street Robbery story.

street Robbery story.
DR.. David Dundes OF II Hester street
was examined yesterday by Justice Ouerbourg
on charge Of having led gang that bound,
gagged, and robbed Lewis Clark while he was
lyiug an almost helpless Grippe In his bed at 2ll
Division street early on Sunday morning Tho
stoiy that Mr.. Clark told was - follows: HIS
vile and hired boy had gone out to deliver
bread on the route from which Mr.. CIsrk gained
livelihood. Soon after their departure four
men undlsguised gagged him. They then
proceeded 70 search the room for money. which
they seemed to have been Informed wAs con-
oealed therein. Their search was unsuc cessful
At nrst. snd In order to relieve the nan Who was
standing suard they bound Ar. Clark hand and
fOot. Ihey had been IN the room at least fifteen
minutes before ono OF them VINO was searching
bureau drawer drew fuith aroll Of green oks,
exelaininR, I've got Il, boys. Come along"
TneY then went out, not, however, before Mr.
Clark recognized In the leader DIR. bundes, who
had been hs medical adviser.
30 far Mr. Ciark's complaint was straight
enough. When he was asked 10 swear to the
tru OF it he refused. saying that he was an old
man. and perhaDs might have been mistaken.
No persuasion ON the part Of Justice Otterbourg
could alter this determination, ana on his cross
examination he oontTad lcted himself so plainly
that the case began % look very much like a
conspiracy, and this was rendered nOfe prooA-
ole NY the testlmony OF many witnesses who
were voluntarily In tho count room to assist DIR.
Dundes.
Maggie Levy and Betsy Weinberg sisters, tos-
tined that Dr. Dundes was attending their
mother from to . A. N. on Sunday tu.t the
timo OF the robbery. Dora KOrn OF 40 Canal
street Cl rk's sister swore that she hid heard
Ciark threaten To send Dundes to State prison
Tor maltrehting his wounded leg. lie desired
her to extot thO from Dundes us hush money,
but sac refused.
The foregoing and other testimony satisned
Justice OtteroOurg that the robbery story was
ohlys acknowledgement conspiracy TO extort
money rom Dr. Dundee. AooordinglY ho re-
leased ths Doctor.
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a ROBESONI4N VIEW.
Tho BuiIdinG Of New War Vessels Of both
Iron and Wood Recommended.

Auo nuldinG OF view war Noesets OF Doth
Iron and Wood Recommended.
WAsHINoToE, Nov. 1.-THE annual report OF
Isaiah Anseom, Chief OF the Buroau OF Construction
and Repair At tho Navy Department now being pre-
pared wll refer TO the condition Of tho American
navy, a. compared with the navies Of Great Britain.
France. Spain. and other European powers. and show
that while We lack the powerful tronclAd, Ssa-goinK
eomp-re favonbY Aith that Of any European Govern.
nent, 40 far as dieipDe and general efficiency are
ncernedi and that Vosssls Tor m re police duty,
are tqul not superior, 10 Ih0se OF greater tonnage
ana Oi more formidable armament or our ironciAds
he Will show that while there were two OF such
vessels nt for service In 1870 We COW have sixteen
winch can 10 lced service within nye days. The
IeDUit will recommend that . policy be adopted Of
bululng certain number Of var Vessels annually OF
both iron aud wood until navy shall be able to
compete with that VI Any nation OF the world.
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RIGID ECONOMY NECESSARY.
The Increased Taxes and Duties Adding
Nothing TO the Revenue.


WAsuINGroN, Nov. 1.-THE receipts from
customs for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1875,
show q falling OF OF nearly t5,0Oo.OCo from the
revenue for the preceding year, and for the our
rent nsca year the receipts are far below the cor
responding period OF last year. The data are not
yet suficient to show oonclusively the operation
OF the tax law OF March 3, 1875. but It may be
stated positively tnat these returns are f'r from
proving that there has been any gain to the rev
ehue commensuru ue With the very large addi-
tional burdens Imposed bv that act upon the
people. twill be remembered tnat he ivy addi-
tions were made both 10 the existing customs
ana excise duties This was done by Messrs.
Dawes, sherman. G. rneld, and their party associ-
Ates az inst the judgment Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, as expressed tn the Ways and Means
Committee, and az inst the strenuous protests
OF Messrs. Beck, Wood, Cox, Randall, and other
Democratic le .ders, VINO Contended that these
increased taxes would really add nothing to the
revenue. These assertions are now fully veri-
fed, and II would seem that the only remedies
left to avoid serious enoatrHssment to the
Treasury are rigid economy In expenditures,
and a reduction OF those taxes whicn have been
carried beyond the revenue point to the rate at
which the largest revenue may be secured.
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MIR. WILSON'S CONDITION.
Slowly Improving after a Night Of Broker
ana Irregular sleep.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE Vice-Presi-
dent did not rest we'll last night, his sleep being
broken aud irregular until O'Clock this morn
Ing. when he fell asleep and slept soundly until
Q O'Clock. He took a quinine pill every four
hours. aud once Ia the night dose Of bro
mide OF potassium. Dr. Baxter called at 10
o'clock this morning, and reports Mr.. Wilson
much improved by his rest. Tonight tho Vice
President suffers less nervous prostration than
yesterday, and shows signs OF the same steady
though not rapid, Improvement that he exhibit
ed this morning. He sat 40 about an hour and q
half TO day. DR.. Baxter saw him at o O'Clock
this evening, prescribed no change In treatment
snd expressed the opinion that he will be able
to r,Js out on Saturday.
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Murder md Ar.on.

JACKSON, Onto, Nov H-Mn. Mary Bruce was
founa burned to death Yesterday near the burning rest
depce Of Mrs Lowder. Her skull was fractured and IL
4 suppo.ed the woman wn assaulted in the house
during Mrs LOWders absence and tue but ding nred to
conceal the crime. and tina revived and ATTEMPTED
10 escape, but her clothing being 10 names perish
outside tho burning structure athAn Lowder, OF
Mn. Lowdcr, has Doen arrested Dut tho evidence
against him 10 wholly circulnstantiAL
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WHAT DULY SAID.
Acquitted on the First Trial, bat Cen victed on
the Second.

the Second.
The second trial OF Thomas Duly on . charge
Of assault with intent to kin concluded In the Cen
erai Sessions yesterday On the night OF June 10 last
& young man named PlaI was knocEed down and
robbed at fortysecond street And Third avenue.
Oficers O'Bnen ana Granger found on the mex, morn
ing John and Thomas Dolly near by and them
while The oncers were trying 10 take them TO the
the reas for ttelr srresI lhe snswer not suiting
them, clubb ng ahd shooting afray resulted. Round
man AeArrtes was shot the arm aud this snootins
was charged iu the indictment upon fnomas Daily with
proved. when asked the uful question previous 70
the passing OF sentenee Duly said have TO that
same testimony acquitted am guilty Of notnins
but justinabir self-drfence"
Recorder Hsctssenteneed the prisoner 10 ten year,
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ANOTHER ron THE PARK.
The Monument ihev will Erect In Memory OF
Gconrey Crayon.


Geofrey Crayon.
The Ladies Washington irving Memorial
Association met in the drawing rooms Of lea
President Mrs. b. II. Van Auken. at 42l Fifth
avenue. yesterday. Tho Secretary, Mrs. K. Y.
Waite said that the Executive Committee had
countermanded the order for the bust Of w. sh-
ington Irving, OF which Wilson Mcdonald, the
sculptor, had already made a clay model, and
wished TO recommend the purchase Of a monu-
ment. Ibe bust would have cost $1,000 monu-
ment s26,m Coy. ruden, lhuIlow Weed.
Charles OConor, Joseph Jefferson, and other
gentlemen had subscribed $500 each
A sketch OF the perfected monument was con-
bidered. In it Irving occupies q roee-cuored
grsnite dais, ornameDted on one side With a
carved facsimile OF Joseph Jerer-On Ia the
character OF Rip Van Wtnkle. and on the other
with Diedrich knickerbocker In bas relief.
Washington lrving's statue will be eleven feet
two inches hiSh the ornamental hRures life
size. and the height OF the whole twenty live
feet. IL was decided that Mr.. Mcdonald should
begin to carve the monument. IL Is to be set no
near the Mall la Central Park.
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The Broken saving. Bank.

John II. Lyon, THOMPSON W. Decker, and
Daniel Dates former PresidenLs and David Morgan and
William s. carman, former Secretaries Of the Third
Avenue savnss BAnE. save bail Ia 5000 each yessr
day. A l he persons Acouaed waived preliminary ex.
sums. o pretor1ng 70 have the proofs sent drect
me uIahu Jarf. Tbs statute under which their re-
Cause tue act relating to savings Danks which de
c.res perjury for aAy OciAl 10 Iurnlsh ~ Inc D.nk
inz superintendent false statements.
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NEw HAVEN Nov. H.-At Lake saltonstrlI
this afternoon ansle sul race for the chaeags cup
vAa rowed BY T. d. BAlnbu0ge, champion amateur
oaIsman OF tho country, and Julian Kennedy OF Yale
College The distance was two miies BAinbridge wa
Kennedy.
A mitos snGlessull race over the sams eourse, pre-
yious 90 the Kennedy .BAibbridge race, between III
living, 1 on' -, q Yale slas. ~ and A. ySraOa OF
Sho came In Ia 1881 his opponent beng two minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-18
THE 0MA.TORITY.O
Election Bets that May Yield Crop Of Tn
tertaining Lawsuits-

teratntng Lawsuits-
The recent election has furnished . piauanA
Illustration OF the adage, words thinGs" Afles
the election bets maize Ia the pool Iooms thss
Blgeovs majority was nve, ten. fifteen, aaa evea
thirty thousand. By the term majority nnetenths oS
the gamblers The OF Bigelows votes oves
those cast for seEArd The fact that there hlra
candidate voted for by the total abstinence ana pro
hioitoTy liquor Law party, escaped their attoatiea
'" Nhen Il turns out thlt MIR. Duslnberre rcceivsa
.i--,Kn.- that this vote, add d ~ Seu ard'e,
t.asIs soVus sV' u % vrtes ..- o." htte over ave-
reduces bselOws actual maJUuSy ~ -
tlous NO. there arises an uproAr In the camp
pooi uck.t holders Woat they meant by the word
lorly Is held TO be puray. On tho other mana IL
e9uteaoed that Bise"vs majority means the nutBoes
OF votes ne beat bis principal oppon ent and IhaI m
term plurality can be properly 20 Indicate ~
excess OF MS votes over thOso OF ali opponen Their
are mAnv hundreds Thousands depending upoa ~
decision OF tue question.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-18
EN0UaH FOR oYE NlnEr.
Henrv Ward Brecher and DR.. Tupper Hell
land 60 Lecinr re In The same Taxn

NORWICH. n. Y. Nov. T.-Norwich Is to be
'he scene OF further glory to the hero OF the scandal
He lectures N Mr. Scovlu's church to- night and the
plaees all sgog In consequence No circus could De
more thoroughly advertised. Notices large letters
onls, &C have been out for several weeks Special
nhlm VII De run IRON every point OF the compA and
messengrn nave oeea seat out TO scour the country
result, ~ ' ~ Wv
" anything further 10 needed - make this Reecher
stronghold We hAve IN the appearance OF DR. Tupper
Holland. Who ongA ed TO open the LIBRARY AssCoa-
ton course OF lectures next week In that he will have
an opportunity 70 reairm his faith IN the Innocence OF
Mr.. Beecher. he Il SAID TO have been engaged a. ro-
ward fVr good faith In tne scandal emergency. b
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-18

Commissioners Thomas 5. Brenni and Isaac
H. Bailey sailed with i60 invited guests to Bsckwohs
Island last night to participate IN grand entertain.
Tor the insane. Mr.. Edgar 8. Allen, New YORK anna.
teur sikird performed numuer Of raArvelious
that drew forth up oarOus applause from the iunAtcs
Negro minstrel oddites oanJO and clog p, rfornances
and comedies followed. convict from the penlt en-.
AlAire foasted the party IN his residence.
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The oil tnat the CITY Of Waco carried came
oom Cleveland and the United States Inspector there
has been ordered to take testimony.
Tho chief clerG OF tho foreign clearing department Of
nc Gu tom House su5penled yesterday for clear.
nk the steamer Acapulco. which mad oil on board.
NoiectOr Arthuf refu ed " clear C. " Of
hAtAhA on tuesday bee iu,e SIZE had oil IA her cargo
quo Sn detained until Yes.efdAy afternoon and then
secretary Drs ordered hef Gle rance fhe Secre-
ArI sAIs 10 thinKa there 10 40 other practical route
tof the shipment u oil 10 Cubl
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Tbo Race for the -bropsblr. U.na,cn,

iOsDoh' Nov H-At Shrewsbury to-day oc-
surred the race for the Shropshire handicap OF
w soVs IN 80 cie aoded 10 a sWec2sake. OF e5 sovs
Zach 10 soY Il entrance soys, the second horse 10
W. hn stakes new straight mile 1913 SUB cribsrs
a.ieeh horses st.rte !, the .ce won DT s ? j.
H. o. C, ca neuA ~ Il 'Adsmll Out " BAs
caa, = year oli Mr.. T. Jennilg's en- c Con-eIi 0T
Ssi,to out ot No ChAnce, ears Old, second The
sunk Just before the start four ~ one saainst
~~~Aous ana seven 10 one sgainst COnseil
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-18

ElizN Kenny and her three ohdren who were
arrested at rs Edridge street oa Tuesday night for
oulAng counterfeit nVe-oont pieces sent 20 Lud
low street jan yesterday Mrs. Kenny's mother Ellen
liArneY AGED TO- was remanied 70 the same jAll a
hEr charge. Tue chlldrrn sad that their mother ana
gran mother had compe ed hem to pass the spurious
coin kmm msnuu, De Mott, the repute1 Stepfath0r Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-18
Tho Denver lIurdnrnr..

DENVER, Col. Nov. l7.-Frank valoodirs, ous
Of the party who murdered the four Italians in ths cisv
several weeks mas boen captured aad was % dan
drought 10 ths CITY He the oaly Of Iha auIS
derers A. lArge-all DeinR nov secured.
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In the city's suit against ex-rroasursr
sprAeueb Dondsuen. tho summonses ana complaints
were served yesterday Tho following named ere the
6eiendanA, and the amount Of sher notes Henry
5wet Jas " Mash. t7eI.etl VIM. q. King.iey Sks,.
7p7 "; Robert L. Mu ford 233 500 So W
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-18

Con. Tyner of the Post Once Dep rtment rs>
eeivea . telegram yesterday from senator hortoa.
sayng. An reports thai have attempted TO Interfere
the CA0lnet are false"
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The Ipsurrep,s Reu,rd ,n Ro.ni.

CoNsTASTINoPLK, Nov IA serious encounter
occurred NOV. l2 PVA In Bosnia between the Turk.
Ish troops aud large body OF insurgents Tho Sublime
Porte II oitc .lly Informed thAt sixteen bAttaliOnS of
troops, under Cheikot PashA were engaged, IL
ported thAt the Insurgents were completely routed,
leaving SIX hundred killed On the neld.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-18

Tho election In New jersey was not for State
ofieer and II Ia therefore dncul 10 compare the vote
Win that OF the year before. The aggregate votes
hoSever for oOunty Ofhcer we're Dou0crAtlc 81 75o
re gu0cAn, 10, $50 which 10 Republican gain Of over
n,OVO over bedlo's malOrIly year ago.
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BROOKLYN.

In the case OF Stephen Simmons. whose 500
ond trial for Illicit disulnR AZ % Grand street Brook
Tn, ever year afo e IN progres. In the g. crcul!
9nt grsys defect. IN ese count o. the ndictmeat snd
Juugo Benedict gave DntrlctALtOrney Tenny until
~; mornns 70 PrsPsFs Ssumssv 70 support tas N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-18

Detective Murray OF Newark arrested John
Wnleu In Hoboken yesterday on charge OF abAndoa.
ing hls wife lie found with Mrs. GlAssen with
wnom he elQped on Friday last Mr. Wiilel's four ehl
dren are In hrs GlAssen's n uIne In HobOken-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-18
Tho Omcial Vote or w,,cou.,p.

hHwAUKEE, Nov. 1.-THE ofici i vote OF all
tho counties hAi been received. The nsjoriues OF the
successful candidates are a follows
Gov. Ludington, Rep. s4l Lieut.. Gov Parker Dem
i1ol secrrtsry OF state Doyle, Dem, d2l A. easurrf
hgrhni Dem;, 26ol Auorney ueueri blOAn, Dem
i,oli s9Rerntenueat OF Public Instruction bearing,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-18
tn. Loui.,iiie cav UaiI on F,,,

LoUsvnLE- Nov. IA nre broke out IN u,
City Hall to-day. which nrst Il was feared would a,
sroy the entire building but py the energetic enort. q
sne FIRE Department IL confined yer of ts
Dnialns where i originated water had TO b. throsl
into tho saule -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-18

The conductors on the Harlem Railroad. un-
dor orders FROM Superintendent Bissel, have been
Obliged 10 stop their trains nearly even trip for the
past week between Mott Haven aud Mclrose 10 elect
Pa.sengeu who we're riding ~ tickets good onlJ 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-18
An AIIered Ourrar, on mi.. uIov,r

Miss 0eorgtana r. Glover, second daughter Of
the late Howard Glover, applied at the Washington
Place Police Court yest rday, for warrant FOR the ar
rect OF Moses ~ teddinV, OF 7sl BrOadWAy. Miss
q over chaiges MI ks oing with having COMMITTED an
outrage upon her on Tuesday evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-18

0ALvRsros, Texas, Nov. N.-A schooner from
East Bay bnng' report thAta body. supposed TO DO
that OF Henry Rodgers OF Brooklyn. passenger on the
CltY Of Waco was iound and buried the beach near
High Island. thir'J miles from Galveston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-18

Seller 4 Maxwell, boots and Shoes, Duane
street. Thatcher Kerr. stoves and hardware. ss3
Wster street Livingston Co.. real estate $50 Brosd-
yN, white, WINS CnApmAn millinery goods. oil
Brosdusyi nave liabilities Of SSOOOo. MARX NJ Pome-
roy hAs failed. owing tll0,0O0.
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The savings Bank. Comb,p,us.

Onicers connected with the BIooklyn savings
banks have resolved thG tho condition OF business
warrants their paying only nVe per interest," and
nave appointed comm tteo u confer vita ths New
rOIk bankers with view OF reducing the rate OF n-
terest 10 that Amount.
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Sufferers from catarrh and deafness should
rot fail TO read Mr. Llvefmores Testimonial on the
Fourth page OF t0-dAys BUh-AaV.
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Total vote IN 1873 715.6iii Digeow's majority
H. %. TotAl 1873, e7si29i wnlers's ms lony
v.e,S.
Ia Hamilton. Lewis and Warren counties the otncial
matorities In 1878 On " are