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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-28
l ". WV rR.S nIrns.
The HrusrLnhlc Argument - EN-I edge Por-
tee nri"ro Surrogate Coma.

Tie hugation Over the will of the mil
nondtc inventor, Isaac VI. singer, Is drawing to-
clo-e. Ihe surloeate's Copr; Va White Plains.
Yesterday. wac nncd with lawyer ana Relatives.
who d d aaihet,d .i-tcn 80 the cumming up
for the 4, fence by rx-JuL..- John X. Porter.
counsel Tor Mr.. l>ibcllh l.. singer. the last wits
Of Mr. Siu-"r. now living in Europe. Mrs Mary
A. Foster. tho contestant, 49, ia one corner Of
the room behind her array of lawyers and rcla-
t.ses She wore no veil, AMI the flushing % her
face was plainly seen ~ some points In Mr.. Por-
ter s..ech. TO the left OF Mr.. Porter w-rc the
executor. Mr.. II wiley. and Mr. j. G.. Garter, nj.
counsel, and a young 1t sli-huan who camo to
tots country In tie Interest 81 the LIST MR..
sanger.
Mr.. Porter said that the case involved An i'm
mcu~e iuier' It. Mr.. NiuGcr died nitera lie of
strange ana dramati' coircidcuces. His love
flr the dfim9. when o" " strplling play
actor MS genius ia inventng a great lANOr-
saving machine tina; laid the foundation Il his
vast fortune, und his great business capJ city
marked the character Of the man. H.. was "A
man 81 sire NO passions. lie was easily attracted
hy wOr. IN, Whatever tueir condition. frequently
tor their nen,nt and not unfrequentl} iheIg
that while hr broke over the customs Of society
10 his relations with women eud brought in'u
the world Children covered with oishonor. he
cout' rrrtl need n with honorng al Just claims
on the uaii If the women with whom hr had
couanited. H. renemherea the ctildrn Of hS
iI-t wife from whom he had boon dis creed, and
that fact showed that he had r. Dcntcd.
lhc ctse Wa, Mr.. Porter said, almost un.
parlleled-"a woman coming mo court ana
SAVING tnat soc is a bigaul. l. tie sake ui
preventing the requests 90 heT illecitimste chi
dreu. II she can do this, Inc Will leave them
Legitimate. Her object - money!. A. Mt
Porter said this, Instead Of tulnine and pointing
ui Mrs. Foster. he rointed a. an oil PAINTING Of
Mrs. Foster. that STOOD beside a painting 81 Mr.
Singer placed on a hand rail At The left Of the
Surrogate.
Mr. Porter contend"d TINT COLLABORATION win
Mr.. singer between lsSi AID lSdD WAS not a LEGAL
marriage, bscau e M. singer was married % .li+
ltst wife q iiu. those years. and It had not
been proved OY the contestant TINT such cO-
hahitattHn had continued after tie divorce /. uu
his first wife uu the 2igh Of Jauuarg Isis, up t.
Au-. =, 1880 whfn she signed uaper- reuuquish
INK all claims upon him. Mr.. Porter then Gated
authnrllils 70 estaulish b.. nusiuon.
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STONED TO DE.fTIT.
The Head Blown 10 Pieces ~ the MARKET
Place aud the Body BurIed.

The details Of the recent terrible murder
OF jew IN nanadAn tfkbatana Of the ancicntsl.
Ia pusll. have been received. wealthy Persian
owed larsc sum ~ money TO she Rabbi Chsjlm, who
A-kcd the Pcrsiah 10 repay him one day when they
cuucDi 10 meet IN hsziar. quarrel cusued and the
crowd which lad collected asked the Perslsn what e
cause q fLD irOu c S4s. H. determine 20 get rJ Of
n. creditor ana turning o the crowd, -ali II hs
mean had lcroy lEsulted lac should have kopt sct,
nut he ha. atnerd our religion aud hasphcned the
pro htte. cannot, therefore, be silent. The croN u
len upon the Rinh nd threat med to him He took
rrfuse Ia tuc gnborAs nOusc Of ricn Persian, "a
whom appealed tor projection. Tue attrs concealed
the Jew IN inner room ana barred the doors Of THE
h0use The crowd den.nnao cd his surrender. The sohe
frian refused ana the doors were broken down. The
a~ ors raphe poured q. found The fnS''ivr dragrea
han INTO tAo street, anu stoned him 10 attn The dead
bony dragged about The town with jeers and hnsy
hr ught into the market place where the mouth Was
nrd WITH powder the heh "A Was blown IN pieces.
m was then kinded ana the corpse was burnt up.
Four Jrws who mad fallen into the hands Of the mob
were IN treated and severely wounded. The dwellings
Of the israoltes were pundcrcdanu general M kacre
OF al TIE Jevs-and Cnnstians likewlsc- would have
f. lnNed had not the authorities interNened me Jews
Of th' CITY nave sent dcputau9n o. leneian to apeal
TO- lttctun to the foreign Ministers there, ds ia
b. c 10 hopes OF nv AID from the snah.
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A Want sampled.


The American mind Is active. II has given US
Tor tie schunr ara prufessiona student hut irv books
for people boOk for the peopl" must relate 10 a
subject Of universal interest Snca Hubl'ct Is the
On, steal man aud such book " Ihr Peoples ComnOn
Sense Medical Adviser, cory OF which mas been re-
men,s Of ai ls "a author H Il i,j Of Bai4lo, y
auI lhe ndNanlar derived ~ til from an e4len ayc
practice, would alone insure forpis wurk cordial re-.
crptlon. But IN 80 are not the merits Tor Nhoh II
claims our ~ oniiun The author IA man Of tho
people lie s,MpathiErs WIN them In al their afc
ions Efforts al ain neLts. lie ptrcriYes tdtlr
knoNledgc Of III ms 'Nts-ind believing mat
ruth should be made as universal as Goa own sun
light IN. iund Of learning and rNrrrchce ne mas
his libDT. Ia % he couii rs man IA every pW e ul ms
existence from al" IN, uout hr thrrg's from raw
rhs atom duunniisa Tor the sgit, uul he grad
ulliy rvoVC, 10 the maiurit ot hu1r conscious Wcr,
cur immortality" Proceeding upon the theory tlnt
cY. ~ ftct 81 LIni ns NHit J autrc"eyul, nc Has
rlS aHuiTtble trcftlte ou 'rcnral llFtlniNfH,
aud STOW the hcurugs Oi me tacts thus 'ruhli tntd
Mn srucer that "as Yl-0i a. hcath and ifs accom-
pauNln lgh tphits ave lager tlcnuut- Of 70 ppue
ilmn ututT thinrs whatev g. the tctchlnf Low o.
milutilu them IL a riCllu1 th4t NNldA 10 ~" n'lrr
rave Lsclsrion ot Inv mrthud- ny wntVh wt uN lre-
thc nie4rlty OF The y M Nld ultimtr pr At
the onset al IN iase Dlut@uc h medie-- th"r pre-
p.rltion 4 ana cfitth furn "a prominent it ttf
~ tue WORK, lnr hyeirn ut mcnt, 81 tun rug ~ t1e
SICK an impurtint 'nHJrr Nud receive Ailrn ini
commensurate with importance, Nearly all d'srD t
"tO wUlrn ncsh upir' u scriDct tIer ~ mp nli
aI c4usuh "a alAel. and pultr dome. 10 t.e tuet
euggtt,ri. 20 teCiurDca'r the many fynrH hcstoNrc
upon linn ny rcno Gus puulc TIE author uHrrs M
DO Al price "a 10Y nj "Acc d,ns the cost Il pub
hcntiOn our reader. ran OWtin THIS practical an
valuable wOih W addressing tue author .i0t
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MONDAY. Dec. 2l.-FLorh AND NEAI-Flour
va eul, lee demand lmicd 70 retail parcels
i,yo nour steady. ilucN wheat nour dull Corn
.' NJ d' sapcrGae yi'tc and western Essl 20
s s, S.'e "a d. t' s MHa'x s9ssS shs IS
90. .ni.t vn'.t AMI y =. 500 -, Minnesota pat.
snt 80 81" - ~ city smppi.g eSrSs, 5000 Guy
ana family bands s7@sSas, southern shipping rAs,
So &c. ESQ ss .ss SSs
$50 Ruch~hea nour' 100 ns $3.50 81 =, IN
for 10 3 Chicago. tilO in store for urgrdra sgrng,
aus Sasa al it &c Tor ,aieor Nc.eTa mixed ce
for No. aic.no nnd $50 '2c' inr White. i5e quiet;
srte tllss for tour.r9wed DO o. II for 30, Cana.
sales t6D posh Al 90 sic fcr no grade es7sc for
om mixed; O6c. for Western yellow OS~iooc' for
t1rfos The Cotton Exchange was closed, and
pr.rrs nnminailY UNCHANGED niddllng upana la4c
gaS At .3 S a S ss a n"I s s Sa iSr
quiet. acan du at lo9.sllc ior city long clear, and
iolAc for Western. cal meats quiet plcked oelies
At rs fi3c s1ioAcd hams AZ i5o., and 90 shout
rs at T' va 1" AMI oT Ssc d s ~ %
ic. tor February Al lac January quoted at ~ 10 Ida
BE- how. d ,ddc, s a. We u," r S "a d a. r
quest and state nrklns IN hat hrklns sia;ac' DO
Cheese ani and SntsErs or sdS, i
ss Sf iS saa 'V1u' 1t -'''' '' '''" '"' ' '
GWoCFnirs -This whole market was very quiet no
sacs reported and the onr and appearance gre
far II m shuWILs stetdlness The stock uf no con
mere is lb5sG2 BAGS We quote; t"her- Java, 2H@ 70
Maracaibo lsiee2nc ana no, ld,eo2otc gold lace
Rangunn - siv.. rOl in bond Carolina, digesfa
lou-.ana ga "i,c Moo'se' Ci9a mg.coysao' 5n.
$751;, Cnpa clay'd q a.f3r; Porto REQ 3yshpc.; Sew
Orleans, new crun, 5O,siic, surars Fan to OF r.
nnng Cubs, ~ hic.; ,entriugal, Ssteslsc.i rrhned
loNa io ior ha d, p'es zoe Tor eolt wm1e ana as~
90 for elbow
svhnkih- splts turpentine was stcadlcr and mod
tat.s RruNt DO Afc. Riaut Quirt aud nominal com
mon to good ftr iuci SiDf~ n a. lnpei o"nm nolh
inz was 4uA, rtAltG, On lNl-. l3Ns l"fsc. cruhc
IN bulk 7itr Orisn trcirhts were qurt, hut nm
oNau.rI rntti 10 Liverpool by rNu, li-Nf '-lhd
nHur o. Luuluu, IN l, s gram D." Cora ~ Co. d' y
n id.i rrhuOc petroleum iu lNrr@Oi '-, So d"r y
lon Ion, o. Gi Linhc 81 on steady at o'"jc. NH4e@'l
quiet taius ~ Ouis. 81 FL 10.
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BoYLF-On SunfaY, Dec y 1873 Patrick BOYLE,
The reiaiivc- and friends OF the rany. aud the mem
hcis of the fi-f Precinct Police station New YORK. ana
The thc loan i-',h aua Dounis Harms
ISOLATION. p.stfuiy nfitrn to attend nis u
neral from the residence u Ni' h-Hfh~ nlAN, D. Cur
ian. y.u AiauiN ~; bro'evn On tuesda. Dec. ~,
1879, 81 o'cloCK -
FLOOD ON sunday Dee. ~ M,chacl Flood. native
Of the PARIS Ut New AbOey. tp1np hndsre, ireland.
aged 40 years.
THE relatives and friends NJ the family are respect
fully invited Nffcnd thr funeral from his ate resi-
dence ~ Wan Hrunt II, brooklyn nn Nrnucsiay, Dec.
% 40 +. NJ, cncc 10 tatArt r,uc. nv.
flsHtR.. On sunday. Dec - Hou"rt Fisher, IN the
71th year VI hi- Az.
neral iron the Stanton Street BAPTIST Church, Wed
nesiay. the S'th inst. a, IoH ociok 4. VI, without
further ihNif1ff1n
FISHER GA SUNDAY D,sc ~ Julia Ann. wife OF Ed
ward tshci aged 81 yclrs snt "a month";.
The reiaAv und tricnds ~ thr fauily are invited
IRON her late rc,idcRce, kc~ Rochelle. y. J.
HINCUEY On Monday. thc nth inst, Mrs. Johanna
Hiuchey, aged 7e years.
Her rien a and those ~ her son james Hnchey are
uNcd TO attend the fnera nom her late residence, 81
Hudson a.. ON Wednesday. glth inst. a. l.. NJ.
HAMPTON NJ. On De-. ~ OF plcurO' pneumonia.
{ ant Joseph liHml tonne. ay,d 81 yUars
The relatives aud frirni. Invited 20 attend the fu
neral AZ Trinity Church. broadway. On wednesday, the
9glh inst vt soClOck without fuifhrr u,slce.
Mo, AHA Jacksonville. TIA. Dec -, Joseph Nc
Cahr late ~ Allen 50
Nniicc oi the funeral hereafter.
PIN kNtl -Ou SUNDAY rycnlng. Dec 20, 1873 Fan
ny De Wolfe. wife Ut Waiter Plncknry, and daughter
OF William De Wpt VI Ha1XcnsaCk. p. y.
Funeral from hrf late residence iN Madison on
"Wednesday .ath inst. a. "A O'Clock A NJ. Relatives
and flicrdi are respectfully invited 80 attend.
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1 rarnER'S cRrEhrr.


Daulhtcr Thr1-i lHto n DAMN Cellar Tor
rhrcc Days aud rhrcc Nights.
John VI. McNuliy OF Is Walworth street,
Broo klyn, was airaigncd before Justice Senior
YESTERDAY HIS daughter Mary, aged u years,
was with him. one Of her eyes was dscolored
90 ty a blow. Her clothing was mass Of {
te =, and was ia rrhly nlthy condition. Her
HAIR WIS di.ordcrcd. Sne was pale and ema-
ciated, ami her body was covered with bruises.
Herskin was of a pale, blush tinse, indicating
that Ter frod had been uf the scantcs, dl.crlp-
ton. nd OF the poorest qvalty.
McNuity WAS arrested py uruvr Of District At
torncy Triton. and is ield Tot the Era nd jury.
The evidence ugaiu,' Elm Is that az cr hrs mar
rage to his second WIFE, tn" girls S.cpmDth. e..
te bean 20 treat the cuid In the m st ciuci
u.Tuurf. Her trrtans have frequently been
heard uY tHc nci,huo. 3, and she has for tIree
Neavs suffered terrible torture. Last week. "a cr
hcl'inl h"r, hc took t,f tn tn" cellar. and lock-
iLg h.r IA Compelled htI To stay ia tue colo, aud
the damn ara the dark or three cars aui tltce
nights. most of walcn tine " raised without
her Tect iyiu- any hood. The ncignburs hearing
of TINS sent 70 let;'r to the New Norh SseiOts
for tine Pr, VEN ion of Cruelty t. Children. and
IT. secretary commune TED with Mr.. IN. .tnn.
Who ordered the emil released nd the futu'r
arrested. A,rNuitV was a.raicned on char-o uf
e. ueltv and maltre ineut
NrNultN h. AVr'l apl' ring mfn ~ ., " lH.
lie ft,af. his child Ivy his second wife wei. e. "a
ms VIE very "a 70 IS.
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rnl cn4rrlnD cIrr R,IAno,o.
The Twcuty-thirh stree, Rond Oafrrg 10
H,lp thc Bieochcr street Ost.


Hclp thc Blocker ~ir,.i O.i.
Tho officer of the BlccckeI Street .aii-
road have az alieL To JUICE u ,vi- for s'as OF
proceedings IA tAc lor",l. .urc auit of q. IS s.+-
tarc so FAR as to prevent the receiver Nr. \ :.
SOuthwoFtu. from enusfing upon the aiso! rsc
vi his duties. Pre- Gcnt John r. ConDver
makes affidavit that tho officers OF tie road
have been trying to raise means to relieve thc
road fcom IT, en- -Arras~mcnt A proposition mas
teen male, he say. by tho rNenty-thirl Street
railroad TO lease tine iiheckcf street al au1
10 advlnc - sum sutici"nt 10 pay It's most
pressing dchts ia ADDITION to an annual rent.
and to assume tur payment r. the lr'rrr to
accrue hereafter ON the mortla-e b"nu-. gro
VIdsu the londhOll-rs VIII surrender tno cru-
pors ttat fel due jus l. 80, and the two
succeeding couppus, aud that the bonds be-
exchanged Tor others running twenty Nears
longer. A mcetire 4 b n1hoIdrrs Representing
$iOlI0D II the $sOliUl oi bonds voted unani-
Inously that they would allow three coupons 20
he funded and allow the road 10 Oc le Sod 'ls
prpp, SEED.
Jacob Sharps, President Of the Twenty third
street road. Us tIht his road VIII . present
consideration IL $jlos. and tut tue road IA
sIch Wurking conuifion - To I'D Largely L. a. e
security of tho bJLduOlder.. as the now tracks
AMI improvements wnrh he will m Ike will re-
uuire IN outlay Of Z M,npl.
Judge Davis q med the application.
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4 nRooKLlN DIv0RcE Sur.
A Nuptinl Compact Dissolved because Of tho
" iie's Insanity before Marriage.

A NuphaI Compact dissolved because Of the
iie's IaSnnitS before hnrringe.
IN May, 1873, Edward Jeffrey OF Brook
Iyn wRs clandestinely married to Anna Pope.
She was under twenty years Of age, and her
mother was opposed 70 the religion OF Jeffrey
80 the young couple decided that the marriage
should he secret. They lived together until
January. 1874, aud then she returned TO her
parents. jeffrey has not been allowed to see
her since then. aud John Pope. the girls father,
instituted suit Tor divorce, alleging that his
daughter was insane, and that jeffrey took nd-
vantage OF her weak condition and induced her
to marry him that he might receive some OF her
faIhers property. The suit wac tried before
Judge Nelson, whose decision was rendered
Yesterday lie saws that the statute giyes the
u Kin the rlghl Of action TO set side the
marriage of "A giTl who Is Of unsOund mind. The
proofs show that Mics pope wac not competent
10 enter into marriage contract hence judy
nent Is awarded ilr tue plaintiff. Judge Ndl-
son added that II was a sur lrct OF regret that
the marriage laws were SO lOOs. that ceremony
could he performed without the parents knowl-
edge.
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AStE.iNGh SrICIDE.
The wife ot a W,:i.,u-do Farmer ransinR
Hcr-eif ~ Ter t.HIrct.

FisUKiIL LANntNG, Dee. 27.-Nrs. Walter
Cromwell. vic of "a well -to-do farmer vino IN
GA "a pleasant ,it;lc f.rui about mile ana II htlf
fom fl-hall Lending committed suicide on
SATURDAY rirht by hangin. her Elf to a raiter Il
iht garrett. She WI, hue-looking, hearty aud
cheerful woman, about 70 years old, aud has
lived pic .s4ntl VIII her husband. Both were
of good ca; rac'er, ava were mcmbers Of the
Ref lrmrd Churcl, q; Gieuham. Five YEAR aso
Mrs. Cromwell had fanli y dim .ultles ia relation
g. the estate left 10y her mother. anl iar suit
WAS thcIosult. iu Which the cisinn wa ~ inst
her She u,Thmo very nielanf hnlN and prculi n
ia lIfe i.r roNtr RAJ week. then SHE changed and
WA- as bright ard ioynn- He before. Aorir IA
year rgn she had another attack ~ ". finucholy
ana acted g au.,elv. bat she soon rallied. only
t. hc attacked AZ in about Two weeka a-J hy
the sane complaint.
on SATURDAY. n."ruing last she jokcd with her
husband before they arose. After he returned
e. The house from ms chores he cluld rnd her
t. tue garrr;, hut IN the dusk II morning he did
IT,. attic stairs and which he had PASSED twice.
~ length, ~ he ran INTO tie garrett q miro
time, b" discovered hts wife hTn-ing by the
ncrk 10y cord tina -hc had attached to the
! fier. sac had climbed M the i".f pl.uks
ana tird tne rppc. air. tromw,li eat the strin-,
and a. he bore the h' DIV 80 the door she ga ped
once and died. cnion 'I's ilry decided y"-tci-
daN ia % -!r cummitt-o suicide. Mr. Cromwell
has no CllilTen.
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LIVE TOPICS ABOUT TOWN.
ca UGHT ON TIM FLr NJ TINE SUNS
JBIQUITOTS RFPORTERS
A Millionaire aud Ills Nife-A Divorce suit
showing au tn,crestino state OF famiiv
Annir--Fast Lite On the Road.

A Millionaire aud Ills Niie-A Divorce suit
showing M tn,crestiao state OF famiiv
Annir- Fast Lite On the Road.
Joseph Wslkcr's suit for divorce from
Eliza Jane Walker was before Chief Justice
DAILY, Yesterday. on preliminary motion on be-
half OF Mrs. walker for 800 week tenporar,
almony during the pcndeucy Of the action and
for u counsel fee Of t3oN. The couple were
married ia san Francisco IN lSH His age l. -
aud hers ~ Mr.. walker SAYS that during the
past year and previously his wife has been I'M
ithful to him, having had intrgues with yari-
Gus persons In his house at IL Charles street aud
elsewhere. Mrs. Walker answers that her hus-
band is worth more than Sl.0OGO0, while he says
he r. worth les than s2n.O00; that he belongs
- q family Of very lonr-livod people TINT Its
relatives IRE YER numerous, and that he under
takes, against her wish,t SUPPORT tnem at,
with their families, and there ~ perpetual RI
valrv nn' ~ his relatives for Ills favor. She has
received from him $50 week for snending
money since their marriage, size admits. but she
count laiu- That II is Il very suall sum. though
s'i' -aNs the housch'lf vNnen-cs aud u"r wear
in apparel have been id fer hN hini, and that
o. has urou "a horses. carriage. aud acoach-
man for her Use.
Mis-. " alcr accu.cs her husband Of inhdclitv,
and denies uni flili., - pn Ter part hut saN3
tlt " In ct % - ttu", tnrn hc cunnived ~ and
permitted 10. nuu hua ,undurcd her tault nd
forgiven Ter. Tier n-plnd suunniers his prop
crtN, she Veis, no the ratio uf lul dnv, aud ehe
% lis Tor an att ,chntnt a. iust hrs properly m
order % preserve n,r fiGnts. ~ho ALSO asks for
"a writ If nc ,rtdi 3D. trcvtuf hi' departure from
the state. AMI thnt proceodin.s lie iiiirit0 ~
qircHdO hc instituted To ascertain who her lac
ia INSANE.
Thr IN band denies uIost positively any mar
ital dcrchr.iOn Oh his part. and says that ho
helga IN urcp'r ~ Yurh ~ his rel ,iivcs are
poor ana mccoy; that hi- wife ). passionate ia
di position, irtVmpHtatc /. her habifs, ana nd
dictcd To ust ways 81 lviur, tuyinz now drr+ sca
h, the dozen anu going uut On " the ruad' With
iuspt0l asst 'iatc'.
the r. MON, was POSTPONED Yesterday To ~
low Mr.. Walkers counsel tn ut Ia further III
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STAT. bonds duh an neglected. the only record
"a sales having been Ia tennessee ~, old 4ies4it
Railroad bonus Wcr' s'roug aru Ia "a request The
following were thr principal quot atoms: Albany nd
Susquehanus lsts. 11tt New It'sf, central
1iiN; thicacu ana Northwestern Its 1ul .; thiclgO
NoithNes crn consolidated c0upDn gnla bonds W
tsie .'hs ~ LsnA poss eop.s ioll- New ors ~.
ln,. Iuinn faciuc Isis i05 IuiOn Pacific slnklrv
fund, rte rf ono ant N-sissipni 81. uS hr ara
", b. con.ol'daird. m' Great Western 80, a-s. Pa.
~ 81 Nl.-ur lSt.. ~ Chicago burlington eni
IN Union ri strpi. cuupor. ~ New Jersey Central
l-ts. consoidste1. HOS.
uucUng. % saast. lowest aud d T.. NJ. closing
trice. ut stocks to.ia were
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THE L.fTEST sPtNFSH OUTRiGE.
Two Cii zcns of New York IneRrccrnted in n
L0utLsame DunRrnn in NorTO Cdsde.

Lou iLsnmf IN taNtfs
About two months ago Manuel Estrada
aud Luis AGuero left New York On hus ine-s
trip to Havana. Mr. Estrado has hcen engaged
In the tobacco trade IN this civ for the last
twenty years, Mt University place aud Eleventh
street. SIR. Acucro side y, o'li Tenth avcL Ne
They were provided with passports and regis
tered az American citizens at tue Office OF the
Consulate OF the United States. Nutwithstand-
ing This they were soon arrested On iiimsy pre-
text ana thrust INTO jail. Tuey were 80 n trans
f,rrcd to "A dark, damp dungeon uciuw Moro
Castle, md held IN the suhtt rranean vault until!
some II their trends, hearing OF their tcrribe
Condi ion. not lied Consul General Hall.
Tho Consul immediately took energetic mcns-
ures 90 effect tneIr release, but this WAS oniS
effected after a lapse Of three weeks. and hr
almost inzgpe able amount of red tape diplo
macy. 1noy were hnalii placed on n STEAMSHIP
bound for New York
Mos-rs. Estrada and Aguero are now Ia this
city. 1hsIr case has oeen presented To Sccrc HrN
Fish with protest against the spanish outrage
and q claim made against the Spsnish Cavern
mcut for SjUOOO dam yes To their health and
business.
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A Maraeroa. As-aaIl 90 a CoIless Prs.Ident.

ABIHGDoS. H., Dee. q This place WAS
throvn moe fever Il excitement on fnay nght by
urdc, ul on thc Kcy. o, PeTkcI Pro- dent 81
Abingdon college. There have been Two factions %
49, own for time gro ing out u the removal 81
80 fUrWrr lrrHi rft 81. hulrr ana the ia,tnIailn
Q Pin frt.ty Hl rrdY ilsut, While church snciA'
% rr.nL Quo fIr college building three ltNukrn
trtei' ""ioNfnf ~ tnr lt.F.rN'y fno iof, named
J. -A f.iHp Ns4hffl o., tft4trl "a Gittard.ICr
100 corr.Oor. lr-l.n.l 'if.tY u"t f1qultt fatni,
Woo Ilmrkin ftrucA liu Nlth "uilH, D." and h' :|l
&c. ..l Ntu4urg. InN tttar Nclr aifcfttd. luC aOc-
sofr fuy ItrkrY cannot ftCoNfE
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WASHINGTON. Dee. -. Information has been
received that several uues. encouraged by the
success Of III Grchro trhr cape IA made an
atsoK recently the srrrs in her part Of Lib-
bat mere Vigorously ropulscd private letter says
thai thr retce Of the republic somewhat disturbed hy
question of color. lrCsidcnf Roberts much rn
harr.eed this acCOnu The ct 81 hi not being ~
Iure African blood btiug Objectionable 10 many who
are Au Intelligent ltgru frnl ihr Wet lndicElH the
principal ggiAtng sptit, vino seeks TO establish a
political takiuE the idr of the Diacks Hgaiuft
ihune ~ nsht COfupleAion The urdrr.N OF the
IIborRns would rel " tncy could be relieved VI he
leader In tins course uf mSt hief.
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Abraham Paterson. colorod, living ia EwinR
townsnip near Treutnn, Killed hi colored parinour on
Saturday ni,ht ~ bcatua or VITA CLUB Plteiron IA
hri nYc Years ~ age. lie has ned The two lad lived
tgcther for long tlne, and frequently ttcY nGule cd
IN urulkcn surfe- II " on ono Oi lhcsH mat tnu
tragedy fccurriu. The authorities manifest queer
dinerence Tor although the mur!tr was commit on
Saturday, the corp yyestrrlay where ~ deed was
pei atcd and ihe Coroner had not visited the neigh
IOrhOod Paterson Was seen b0ardiDg the care yee
gsTday,
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sheep ranged from &c to 7c N air 80 GOOD lanhs
from e. to nc ' n, ordinary syOl h' az. a
Receipts OF hogs were 81 iOiIs ~ S.'pi head,
making 23,Rs for the wck Rga'nsl . f,, So Il
week. For cot PIE OF sr psis t1rr"i sNe ulu OF
nc n. wns not acccp affi uour sold alive.
Ctty dressed hogs from >1lt. 10 Iixr N and
loads OF light westet -fr~ssd l,id NJ sNe