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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
MURDERS BY THE MINERS.
Deadly Illustration OF Life in the PcnnsyI-
vunin Coal Region.

PoTTsvILIE, Pa, Sept. l.-At shenan-
doah this morning Thomas Sanger was shot at
the Lehigh colliery He was boss for j. NJ.
Heaton Co. at the Beaver Hun mines, and was
shot by five men, all strangers lie expired Inn
mediatey. six bullets entered his body. An
other man, name unasceTtained, was shot, but
not killed. The only cause known for the assas-
sinatiOn is that the miners were dissatisfied with
Sanger. This uissatisfactiOn dates back a wear,
when the men refused to work under him,
though they resumed again. Since then he has
from time To time received cofin notices, COM
mands 10 leave, and threats that he would be
Killed. lie remained at his post until murdered.
\ later despatch SAYS that two more men have
been shot, but 10 Is now impossible to obtain
any additional particulars
reward OF one thousand dollars has been
offered by Messrs. Heaton 4 Co. for the appre-
tension Of the assassin of Sanger. Tue excite
ment at GiTardyle and Shenandoah continues
un bated and party Of armed men was organ
ized to-day and started In pursuit. VIM. Wren,
VINO was with ngrr ana who was shot at the
same time, Is severely wounded, and no hopes
are entertained Of his recovery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
THE SAN FRANCISCO CRASH.
The Merchants Exchange Bank to Resume
Its Business To-day Something Oncini
about the Broken Bank Of California.

60. ,. -. .
SAN FRANCISCO, sept. In 0th1ng au-
tbentic has ham learned concerning tho re
.s. -. ~, -,
sumption OF the Bank OF CALIFORNIA In addition
to that already teegrapbed. Yesterday after
NV" o"u 'as' evening many Reports "ere III
circulation to the eject that the bank would
start I'm a few davs. that .even or eiqht milliona
bad haon .,,n.os,, ,.,,,
hau oeen suoscrlbed Tor that purpose, ana that
the whole matter had been decided. All such
statements must be receivad with duo c,u,ion
a. ,.,, Wv" ""V
enu'ng 10 induce feeling or
certainty which facts do not warrant. As
yet, such assertions arc o,iv traced 90 .,,eo,
,,,, sr,.. -, 80, O' 'i"'ou w o"oo'
'nA Ahat they nave oeen TO great extent re-
ceiyed as correct, and have produced additional
feeling OF confidence is unueniable but they
should not he accepted "a authoritative.
Flood O'Brien have employed an extra force
on the Nevada Bank building, and are hurrying
II TO completion.
A rumOr has Obt ained cred ence that I'm an naivaia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
sPARKs From rue rELEGRAPH.

Robert A. Fisher, a wel-known citizen OF
Holision, Mss was accidentally shot aud killed while
hunting yesterday.
Patrick Tormey was drowned In New Hayen
harbor ON Tuesday night, and a little kon OF Horace
Turner was drowned III the Quinnpiac river yesterday
The Republicans OF the Fourth District Of Al
bany county have chosen Ms delegates to the State Con
Dihenbeck.
Tho public debt on Aug. 81 amounted to
tsS6d 3Os 42si9 less Eaoi d3s4s ali In treasury
showing decrease Ourng the past month Of n 5s5.'
Oi9Sd, aud slnce June 80 Of t2.s7D,9Sd,02.
Insurance Commissioner Stedman was refused
access To the bouks OF the American Natona Life ami
Trust Company in New hayen Yesterday, and arrested
tue President hr B NOyes, for violating the statute
Guibord's approaching funeral Is the universal
topc OF conversation In Montreal IL IL said that IL ali
the eco Asca rites not observed the grave by
the Catholic priests, the Messrs DOutre advocates win
SUE The cure Rousselot personally IN so 900 damages
Abraham Holmes, young farmer OF Balston
spa aged twenty eight years, while hunting with mis-
broher'in'aw, named Charles Payne, near Round
Lake Yesterday, was acciden ally shot the face aud
k led almost inst intly. lie leiyes wife aud three
children. Payne Is eronersted from blume.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
ANNOYANCE TO TRlyELLrRs.
New Custom House Regulation. for the Ex-
animation OF baggage.

The new Custom House regulations for tho
examination OF passengers baggage went Into effect
yesterday. Before any baggage Is examined and dev
cred each passenger has TO make under oath an entry
ofsuch baggage, with special reference articles sub
Jeet TO duty II was apparent yesterday on arrival
of the Russia and the Frsa that they will create deal
Of annoyance TO passengers, ana also the Ia
bors ~ the customs officers The Frisa landed si orty
after A. ~. The inspectors were promptly on deck
nut they had 10 walt until II O'Clock Tor the arrival
Deputy Collector Morris who, as notary puhlc. had
been detailed to administer the uaths TO ihe passen.
gers The patience Of the Passengers sorey :red
ana tney rgned protest against the regulations.
Wien az last the examination Of baggage was under.
taken the Inspectors ignorant Of their duties
The passengers were formed IN line and the adl pas.
6rngcrs wee pushed about before they could reach
the deputy collector ami take the oaths.
Under the new system larger humber Of inspectors
IL required. Their number On the Hamburg dock yes
tcrdaS was Increased To fourteen but double that mum
QesDatcu ''-N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
The re-,imonr AuaIn-l Indinn Ar.n1 Gih.nn,

ST. LOUIS, sept. 1.-The investigation Of the
charges against Indian Agent GIBSON at the o sage
Agency, Kansas has been concluded. far the
ins Of oral testimony is concerned and the Commis.
tnnurs have adjourned to Lawrence, Kan 10 EXAMINE
certain documents and 70 m kc up their report,
tld IA the evidence against Gibson s.YerY danAg.
ing, and that Ills removal VIII probable be recon.
mcnded II was shown that he has made Il a practice
t1hayr vouchers Aignel In blank and nllng them up
with larger sums tlal he aciuay paid also that he
m the habit Of OuYing up vouchers a. heavy al
con l, and pOcketing the prOnts.
An attcpt wa made u extend the inycstieatan so
As to include certain charges against SUPERINTENDENT
HO T. but II flr' manly because the witnesses Kent
out OF the way " decin d to testify
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
THE OLD WoRLD's NEWS.
The System that has Produced the Turkish
Troubles TO be Maintained.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-The TIncs's Berlin
special says After the recent appointment OF
Mahmoud Pacha as Grand Nlzler OF Turkey,
there Is less hope than ever Of the Insurgents
coming to terms. Mahmoud is regarded as the
champion Of absolute government, and his very
presence In the Cabinet is calculated to make
the insurgents desperate. His appointment
unless mere caprice-is proof that the sultan
Is determined to n aintain the system which
has troduced the present outbreak"
BELGRADE, Aug. 3l.-Ihe young Servian party
honured Prince Milan by torchlight procession
Tonight as a mark Of their gratitude for the
formation OF a Cabinet favorable 10 their ideas
a member of the same party mas been elected
President of the Skupochtiina,
IL Is reported that the luT.ish troops have
been Withdrawn from the Servian frontier.
hAGusA, sept 1.-The Turkish troops have re-
heNed lfebigne Tue insurgents retired to the
mountains. Communication between this place
ana lrebigne has been re5stablished.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
More of the Brutality In the PenIteu,iary.

hermann beJe and Hermann Mas late fellow
conVicts OF Michael Connolly, have been subpnnaed to
attend the Inquest Friday Beje SAID yesterday tbat
Connolly was illuscd by all the keepers. For twelve
days he was given no cinner and would probably have
starved other prisoners had have gwen him scraps
thel saved from lher own mcals. Bgje SAYS he was
workinE with nun 10 Grary,. gang, unloading u barge
o. o. lumDer', Nhen Deputy Warden CowennOven called
tonnOnya Dig, lazy lOnfer ana Hayiny You ketpers
Az ~ seem AFRAID TO hit him. III show hlm that amt"
ne then struck MIN several tunes the back With a
.ck STICK, making hm cry. BeJe last Conn liiy on
aug, ~ Nhsn ne was lying ON the noUr Of tue new
Hermann Mas says that Keeper Geary beat him when
ne was tck with fever ana could work so thai ho
as conhned three days In the hospital lie says that
heeper C9rnell stood by aud saw convict knock him
uOWi hnu nld not interfere and when he cOnplaineo
70 nl ne turned hm over to Geary, VINO treated him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
Hearty Applause for Roth s,a..

The brooklyn Aldermen yesterday spent an
hour discussing the OF the two political parties
Tor the benefit Of two dozen aged aborers who we're in
the lobby Aldermen Kenna (DcmJ introduced a reso.
lution providing that the Mayor. Comptroller and nve
Adernen meet TO consult to the best means OF pro-
Ndlng employment Tor the unemployed wurk!nRtnen A.
nlIernan Fisher gtepD called it an election Job. AZ
GERMAN kOwley tiepD said that N the who run
gln mills and gamble and thieve and dive respectable
peope rom the polls were urned out OF their bogus
ln pectorships and their four and nye dollars . day
T"re gwen To- honest laoorers things would better
The lobby applauded. Alderman Dwyer fDemO then
tpOke parsionatey In favor OF the resolution and said
that the hydrant and inspectors thA had been
recently appointed tooF the place Of Republca an sIne-
cures and tne indscrminaing lobby applauded as Wig
OrOusy. Ihe resOlulIOn was carried by y pArtf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
THE LUMBER- YARD MURDER.
Coroner Croker's Failure TO Find James
LauEdon's Assassin.

Coroner Croker yesterday investigated
Van Norm 4 Bros. lumber yard at Ninth avenue
and Fourteenth street. on the 2lst OF August
joseph Mooney, workman In the lumber yard
testified that while he was feeding his horses in
the yard, LanGdon ran through the gate toward
the rear Of the yard, followed by another man.
About ten minutes aterward the witness went
TO see what had become Of them. He saw no.
body, and was returning TO his team when he
heard pistol shot, and went back and saw the
man who had been pursuing Langdon emerging
from between the piles Of lumber. Witness
asked. What's the matterf" The man an
swered, hat son OF - stole my watch"
" didn't shoot him. | scared nim.' The man
had revolver in his hand as he spoke. Witness
found Langdons body In AN alley between piles
OF lumber Witness then tried t. detaln the
stranger, but he pointed his pistol NJ HIM and
twisted out Of hi, grssp and ran uut Of ne gate.
way. He did not see him again. Had never
seen him before
Timothy j. Conners OF AZ West sixteenth
street testified that on August II he was talking
with Langdon ana Charles Curran AT y inth ave-
nue. and Fifteenth street. They d a watch
promising hin percentage for selling II. W.T.
ness did not know which one Of the two made
the propositions. lie did not see the watch.
nile tney were talking "A man ran up, grabbed
witness 10y the collar and pulled him on the
rear platform Of Beecker street ear, saving
~ want you lie then pulled witness OF the
car and beckOned to Langdon and Curran.
Witness motioned TO them To keep back. az he
thought the stranger was detective. rhen the
latter released witness snd ran after Langdon
and Curran. lie was about i've feet seven or
eight inches IN height, had light con, ,plexion,
light moustache, and wore light clothes and a
white straw hat with black band.
Ihe Jury found tnat James LangdOn came to
bis death by pistol shot wound ia the chest, Al
the hands OF some unknown man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
The Walters Battle.

Brien McDonough, waiter In Ireland's Hotel
at 90 Lspenard street. who lies the Chambers street
hospital dying from Injuries received on Saturday after
noon, said to Coroner Eickhon yesterday AT about
io'cock when at work. had hard words with Alfred
warren, who was employed barkeeper assistant
waiter. II was who commenced the words Warren
thereupon struck me with his nsts three tines lie
then TOOK tumocr IRON the table, and turning my
mead elL me tumoler striking the back part Of my
head innictlng the wounds OF which am suffer
ing" The Coroner committed Marre n TO the Tonic
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
FLASHES FROM THE ocEiN caB1E.

Cardinal McCloskev has returned TO Paris and
VIII start this evening Tor Rome
The Swedish banks refuse to cash the Bank
OF England notes, account OF the Of couil-
tere reported TO be IN circulation on the continent.
The Association for the Reform and Codinca-
ton Of the Law OF Nations formally OOened at The
Hague yesterday. Delegates from The United states
are present.
A ministerial order from Berlin declares that
the bishop -idcTbOrn has forfeited his rights 70 citl-
Enshp by his departure without cave from the city In
which he was inteTned.
A special despatch from Berlin SAYS the Cath
Ole Pilgrimage Comm have not yet consented 20
give w tne proposed visit to Ourdcs French
government Is seeking to have 1t interdicted by lhs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
Am FOR LOVE.
Two Pennsylvania Lovers Fighting Duel
over their Girl.

over their Girl.
SCRANTON, Pa, Sept, IA duellistio ems
counter took place ...! n.s@, g: q: Tsyy!o!g!.e, a
small town four miles from this city, between
TWO yo''ng mon, Schurch and Galloway, on the
ppf,ic streets, In which several shots were ox-
changed. scnurch was mortaly wounded by a
tall, which entered below The right breast and
passed downward IN an Ohlique direction, lodR-
ing ia his niglumen. Galloway received two
slight flesh wounds. The event originated III a
quarrel about "a Vouns woman.
he streets were crowded when the shooting
took place. ana an exciting sS"ne ensued.
Schurch was the ar 'ckinR party. lie ui.w ms
revolver deliberately when Cdloway's buck wre
look out for nunlncr one" fred at him he
latter turned promptly nnd 1rrd ok, discharg-
Ing two SHOTS, one Of which took ft / eject
Galloway then went and We h self up 10 a
Justice OF the Peace. schurch 10 delInOus and
slIrKIVa-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
Was lie Poi-onedf

John bowling, boatman, OF 4li Washington
street. complained to the bsrkeeper of the quor saloon
In his house Of sickness Tuesday ngat DR. Hayunga
Adminstered suiphate OF zinc, and summoned Dr. Gold.
man for consultations They were agreed that bowling
was suffering from opium, bat he In condition
that the stomach pump would have been useless lie
ued cary yesterday morning No Inquest was held.
hlu family pm, sicAn gave certlncate that bowling
ulcd Of congestion VI the brain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
Trov Reva,,n,, rlo.iuu Day,

Troy, N. Y, Sept. 1.-The national amateur
regatta was concluded Today. The attendance was
very large. The nrst race the nna heat for the
single souls, ana easily by Courtney IN 9iO.
Rlcys time was p5l The next event was the deciding
heat In the four Oaed contest which consider lbe
amount OF money changed hands. II WIS won Oy the
Alahtas, Time. b3i not as good as yesterday. The
time OF the bcaNrrNYcks was SAG, the uOuOle-sCul
race " won hy Courtney ana lIobinson In 6;506
LatnrOp ana McCoimick, a;l8 ine prizes and aug.
were presented ~ Harmony Hall this evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02

Joe Tyson, alias Kingsley, alias George Fuller,
who was arrested for assisting the robbery ofA bank
In Barre. w. In july was before Chief Justice Daily
yesterday for hearing the question OF New Yorks
right TO his services unexpred OF nine years
IN sng sing sIate Prison His counsel moved toe
charge of the warrant under the Vermont extradtiOn
Justice DAILY granted the notion aud Tyson was imnIe-
dlateI given into the custody Of the Warden Of Sing
sing pron Tyson chcerfu thrust his wrists Into the
hanucuus anu walked out OF the court smiingly
DeiswAre VIII claim MS services nine years hence.
lshOde Island viii demand hun after Delaware enter.
tans him for several years. Then Vermont can send
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
a Mrn who Womb NOT Pay $50 for u WIZ.

August Lehard u Brooklyn consulted william
Jayne, o. Fuh avenue, near Twenty third ctr et with
regard TO securing n wife. Jayne thought he could
help ielrd 10 one, and Lehard promised to give him
900 II he would do so. JAYNE lhcn irOdueed Lehard
ioA wldO" VINO owned farm amt pthrT property, and
the two we're narrlo Then luh rd refused To nay the
900 TO Jayne, and the latter ued aud got u igin Mt.
Constable l1ilip, SheTifi, levied OF Lehard's
WAGONS, and Lelard la return MSS begun suit for re-
peyin against the snerih for eyyIug on Mrs LehArds
properly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02

LoNG BRANCH. Sept, l.-Three thousand pc eople
were on the beach to-day to witness experiments with
the Rder Lie Raft Among them were Secretary Robe.
SOD Admiral Porter Commodore Murray, Commodore
Ryder, Paymaster Watmough OF the navy, Gen. c. s.
bnntoni Cummodore Alden, Naval Constructor hans
conn, sam ward, and Others. Thirty meu ana women
boarded the raft, which pushed out INTO the turf
and after tweny minutes sail were out OF sight OF land
Atter an absence of three hour, durng which she
h'd II miles, she landed her passe gers aac ana dry.
The rsit u made OF yacanzed rubber cylinders, ia.
feet apart the deck secretary Rob has OTdel ed
Or ne uu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
The Jncaue, Carrier Bank to Resume.

MONTREAL, sept. l--At tho cques Cartier
Ba'k meeting to'dly the report Il tnc co nmtce wa.
AdOptcd 10 the effect that the bank would esune with
an I'd iton OF $l0n,OOl preferential ST. 70 the.cnp
tai, int hnc@uull - 10 have the ptiil ge Of ID
Rlribing to much Of the new STOCK Il nara ms
lrse To extend 40 Oet 10 tie, te ra'ci nj q m,
bank, arrested to-day ON cnnfgr Ot false repr
sentatiOus a. LOnguenil where he was ~ z. cDnsA-
be WAS lvit wltu him, amt he VIII he examined before
pO Ice sglstrate his hralth MIll alIOW.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
Tn. Uncertainty ol Rop,d Transit.

The RAPID Transit Commission were In session
sterday but failed to decide upon route III
gcncr 5 believed however that their choice will be
THIRD avenue In spite OF l. rtain dTawbacEs The Com
mssi9n,le desire 10 use Peai street from is jnn tlon
WIN thaihhm street to the hhltry, Dul lhe fulu 10
liable tiy uinh, TO interfere H. some wnl WIN the
anohofegn Of the BROOKLYN brGgo, auulllon " ms
me Gl hrtt Elevated Halfway holds rtf ifoh the
state, obtained pefor1 the option OF ne Sonsuln
uoud amendments, emitting IN m TO Pea street,
decision Is OONcd for within few uays.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02

PROVIDENCE, II. l., Sept. lin Newport to-
day Charles Joseph Bonaparte grandson Of King Jer.
ONE Bonaparte, was married TO Miss Ellen Claiming
Day of Boston, niece OF John Paine OF Newport
AhOther brilliant Wedding occurred In Newport to-day
1 NJ of fdwlrl u. Blake Of Boston, ana Miss A. 4
tlase, sisierln'hw OF Gen. q. h. Warren, United
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02

Michael l.. CIR n, a contractor In Bayonne. N.
j., on Tuesday night IN Growers saloon. Two OF
his former employees, Fernando HIlpot and Augustus
Butdell, accused hin u owing them wages. Gran
STABBED IN fifteen places. lalpOt and Burle we're ar.
rested lesterday. II V unAeIY That Gran VIII recoYer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
Drunkard's win soundt

The will Of James j. Macdonald, late Of 5ac
Fulton street, Brooklyn, is contested ON the ground
that the testator was an habtual drunkard. ana was
tuncring from an attack OF drlirum tremens when he
made the will. The amount invONed Is 5000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02

PITTsBrRGH, sept. 1.-The pawnbroking estab-
hshment OF II. W. Cimmiotu At 100 smithned street
entered by burglars last night Ihe safe was opened
aud seNenty-two gold watches thirty.three silver
watches aud diamonds and Jewelry amounting IN all 10
the value OF 4. ,OOu stolen. - " -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02

HtffALO, Sept. l.-tieorge ". Hayward, a
prominent merchant OF this city and largely interested
IN dairy products and groceries suspended to-d.y and
ha made full assignment H. II. Baker, Of the nrin
% Nosburgh Baker is appointed assignee. The re.
p rted liabilities OF Mr. Hayward 100000 His a..
sets are not knONn but are supposed to oe large.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02

NEW BEDFonD, Scot. l. The Wamsutta Mills,
which stopped ing July 81, account OF the a.
cumuaton Of Inalufactur goods, will start Mon.
day ntkt, II lhc help viii 70 10 WORK ~ the reduced
wages paid last wIlteT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
LOSSES ny FIRE.

About half the business part Of Greenup, ILL.,,
was burned yesterday mOrning.
The ROYAL Hotel and several adjoining build
10000, ~'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02

IliIshuRnH, Sept. 1.-The confurees for the
CT h'lts oI blaf rnd Amb la met NJ CressOn TO-DAY
aud eelfd NE Hon John Pprter "a senatorial aei9.
gate " b. e ~ iYOr Of CJ L. aTshng Tor Govern
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
The Weather Once Prediction,

Slight fall Of the barometer. east to south
winds except the coast where northeast to south
east winds are probable, hlgn temperature clear VI
partly cloudy weather.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02

HAZLEToN, Pa. Sept l.-Eben =. Day, late
sccTetay OF the ltsleton Bull ing Associatih. wno
was stew We ks ago arrested on charge OF embeEz G
lnent and admitted to bail II missing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02
LIFE In TIE METROPOLIS
DISHES HERE AND THERE By TIM
SUNS REPORTERs.

'rvvec"ihas 10 settle the Title to the Parna
henre why the Purchasers Of the
Lease Object TO Closing the Bargain.
.: W. Riggs Co., the bankers, at the Instance
OF Wm stuart the thcatrc; manager gave Mr. Purserl
amorgaee on sxtythrcc years lease Of the prer,,ses
at Broadway and Twentysec street. the payment OF
the money being also guaranteed by Dion Bouccault
the dramatst Tho proceeds were used In erecting tho
T. rk Theatre building OF which Mr. stuart mad taken
lease The hessrs. Riggs commenced 70 eclosure pro-
,eedlnge few months ago, which were resisted by Mr
furrr udGl1ent was give In their favor. and MI haH
anu fredcrlek Gross were the purchasers. A motion
WAS made before Judge BRADY yesterday to take
I'VE ani complete the purcha.c. The Mcssrs Gross
Olytceu nrst because courtyard, 10 feet wide waa
required 70 be Kent OF which they we're not informed
seSonn mat provision In the lease forbade its assign
tnt without the consent Of the lessons and third that
meas e sase required building worth t75O1O 20 be put up
May att anc therefore the lease IN default Of
tu,n oudng wae void fourth, that the original grant
70 the les-ors forbade the sale OF property for
VARIOUS purposes, while no such restrictions appearrd
Is w lease on the other hand IT. claimed tho
purchase. Decision reserved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02

~, SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept loving to the
nuptl OF lckt hanu mode OF conducting the election
lhe result cannot even DC guessed at present.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02

SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. l.--Geo. H. Smith,
econi PresdcntOi tne Church OF 1osus Chrsf OF me
Latter DAl Saints died " dAy an THIS cIty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-02

ALBANY, Sept. 1.-Fredcrio& Behn, who,
while division engineer az Buffalo. WAS in part
nershlp win Lewis j. Bennett IN dredging out
the buhalo haroor and executing other contracts
Tor tue state, is reported 10 have gone to Can
AT all events he cannot be found In Buffalo,
where he was sought for by the sheriff under a
subpuna from the Canal Investigating Commis-
sion.
1haddeus C. Davis l. in attendance before the
cOmnIlssIon, but has not vet neen exanined.