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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-02

Rver brought to this locality. ] respectfully IN
wife the Ladies' Of 0old Hill to give me . call.
RIamins my stock and assure yourselves that
I an selling
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
JOITINGS AHOUT TOWN.


En Justice DowlinR was unconscious all day
yesterday.
Only two more davs Of the Kellogg English
Opera Company Al Booths.
Mrs. Ellen Fallon was found dead in her room
At I'll Millett street last night.
Emmanuel Harris was found dead last night
IN lodging house al % Spring street.
John Grlnde, the pedes trian. died at l03d
street ana the Boulevard yesterday, aged ~.
Music In Central Park Il 10 be resumed on the
POlh INST Dodworth and Graulla VIII play on alter'
hate saturdays.
The police were ordered Yesterday not To In
terfere with the sale Of beer ia the audlloruma
Of theatres ana concert nails
Over $l5COOC0 worth OF silver had tcen paid
out NJ the sub Treasury up TO yesterday noon. AbOut
S20OO,0OO SIN remains IN the Naul,s.
Tho Park Commissioners Yesterday awarded
the contract paving the tity Hall taIk Herman
A. Gunthcr AT 20 cents per square foot,
Commodore Vanderbilt felt comfortable
enough Yesterday TO eat heartily, ami would haYo
driven out had not the weather been unfAyorabir.
A jury in the Superior Court Yesterday gave
$1,000 To Fraics q, llagan Ms damages sustained by
fan ia an excavation IN lhe FO4ltn aycuuu improves
mcut.
Park Commission stehhns said Yesterday
that he did not know what he Wuud about resignns
his oihcr and could not give tue an of the report
that he Intended to resign.
Gen. Nilmar, MsI,r E,rie aud neld oficer of
each ie iment IA the 'rconl b.aic. \. g., have been
appointed to VISIT fhilalcDhis to select site and
complele arrangements Tor brigade enc -Dpneat IN
JuI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
SPARKS FROM TnE TELEGRAPH.

At the city elec ion IN Ogdensburg, Yesterday,
James Arnstrong, kcpuocan, WAS clected MAYOR 0y
majority Of 3ii
The Hudson River Driving Park Association
have arranged to hOl four days meeting IN August
hegnnlng ON the 22d at which $4,000 in purses viii be
gwen,
The brick makers OF Chicago began a strike
yesterday morning, AOOut 800 OF them armed with
CLUBS, knlVrs ana rev0yers, marched In body to tn.
yards anu demanded higher wages The police we're
promptly on hand and suppressed the mob.
some unknown persons attempted TO murder
Louis smaller while passing through piece Of woods
near Milford, Pa on his way home on Tuesday. Scv.
era bullets passed near his head. but he e,caped A
valuable dog accompanying him was sA0t dead.
j. +. Mackie has resigned az General SuperIn.
tendtnt OF the New York and OswegO Midland road.
and the ONCE has been abolished. ID. W Iampper has
Dern Retained as superintendent Of the Northern D
vision, from Norwich TO osweg9. T. I. Purdy, late of
Tue Montclar road, has been appointed superintendent
from Norwich to Addletown. Both are under deneraI
Manager stevens.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
A POOR rAILOR'S PERSECUTION.
A siander Suit for $1,000 BY n Rich Dram
seller Exploded by a sensible Jury.

A siander Suit for 200 BY Rich Dram
seller Exploded by a sensible Jury.
A suit for slander, in which Frederick
W. Ewest, the wealthy proprietor OF a saloon In
Amity street, demanded $1,000 damages from
Henry scbluter.a poor journcyman tailor, was
tried yesterday before Judge Alker In Part Ill
Of the Marine Court. Both plaintiff and defend
ant were member OF the Odd Fellow fraternity.
Ewest being accused In his lodge OF disaracng
the order by keeping . disorderiy house, and .
oom mittee being appointed to try him on that
charge, Schluter, who had been In the habit Of
drinking lager beer there, was summoned to
testify as to what he knew. His testimony fully
established the charge, and Ewest was expelled.
Nathan y. Levy, lawyer and notary, and also
On Odd Fellow was the person before whom
SchIuter was sworn on giving this testimony,
and he few days thereafter concocted suit
with Ewest, In which they started out by arrest
Ing and locking up poor Schluter, who had acted
without the slightest malice toward Ewsst. and
had testified against him only because he sup
posed, being n ly-arriyed and uniformed
German, that the Odd Fellow committee had
the same compulsory powers as a court OF law
The trial yesterday proved the defendants re-
Elections on the plaintiffs establishment to DO so
true, and the latter's claim for damages to bis
Jury rendered verdict for the defendant, ami
a great deal OF amusement, without leaving
their seats, thus heapine a bill OF costs of over
500 on the plaintiff, aud an expensive suit for
false Imprisonment.
The plaintiffs counsel was Nathan s. Levy,
and the defendants advocate David Lew. They
are not related, except as belonging to the great
family Of Leyites. David handled Nathan with
duct In concocting such suit against poor
Scnluter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
ORANGE COUNTY TROTTERS.
A Gathering Of Borsemen-st. Julicu's Full
Brother sold.

GOSHEN. May 1O.-Some Of the finest
trotting stock OF Orange county was sold nero
to-day. Messrs. Van Tassel & Kearny OF New
York oflciated. The stock Included trotters,
brood mares, stations, roadsters, and youngsters
Of all ages, and there was a large attendance Of
breeders. drivers, trainers and owners. The
horses offered were OF the blood of old Hamble-
tonian, Goldsmith, Volunteer. Edward Everett,
MiddletowD. Duroc. Sampson. and other famous
stsllons, and some would trot In from to 2:20
Among the well known horsemen present were
Shaw, Sam Truesdale, Sam Dlatt, Charles Con-
nor, and Morris Sullivan OF New York. Thirty
eight horses were sold for tl9,09l. Big Fellow,
Vice President OF the Goshen Park Assoc iati OIL,
being the buyer. Thomas Canary bought Joe
and Lady Goldsmith was sold TO j. 8, Shaw Of
New York for 41.l75.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
REDDY THE BLACKsMI1H DEAD.
Tho Change that Sickness made In Man
Who was Oncc Terror to the CITY.


Mr.. William varley, commonly known
az Reddy the Blacksmith, died last evening at
his homo, LIS Crosby street. For two years past
he had been afflicted with Brights disease OF
the kidneys. and was obliged about .
month ago to give up his well-known
saloon on Broadway, near Houston street.
Varley was born In Liverpool, England. Of Irish
parentsge, and was forty one years and about
hve months old. lie came to the United States
ln 1913, and was brought up to the black
smiths trade. This fact, and tho clrcum-
stance Of bis having fiery red hair, led
to his soubriquet Of Reddy the Black
smith. From manhood he followed the
business OF liquor dealer, and was always
present at prize fights and other boisterous
scenes OF sport and amusement. On Iuesd "
night, Jan. "a, 1871, Jim HagRerty, a Dotori-
Gus rough, met hts death in Patsey
ERan's saloon, at the corner of Broad
way and Houston street. Varley gave him
self up at Police Headquarters. saying that
he shot Haggerty In self defence. The evidence
seemed to sustain Varley's statement, and he
was never brought to trial for the homicide.
Varley was arrested on other OCCASIONS but was
nearly awuys successful In evading tie penal
ties OF the law. During hts last illness he proved
himself devout Catholic, ana sincerely peni-
tent, and was attended by priest to the ond.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
The Scotch Rifle Tenn for the Centennial
Shooting Match.

LONDON. May 10.-The Scottish small bore
msrksmen have recently held number OF meetings at
Edinburgh and Glasgow. for the purpose Of maturing
arrangements for the selection Of team to represent
cotland at the American Centennial rife match col.
Macdonald, OF the Queens Edinburgh Rnes. Volunteer
Brigade. and Sheriff OF Invernesshre has been elected
Captain OF the team. and Col Wilson, OF the Sterling
shire Rife Battalion. AdJutant. 1t has been deter.
mined that the shall form q camp at the Centen.
NAL match. and already 5000 has been privately sub
crbed TO assist IN defrayhg the expenses Of the trip
About twenty OF the crack shots Of Scotland have sig.
nined their intention OF participating In toe competi.
ton for the selection OF the team and
"a when the shooting begins. Two ses OF rial matches
WILL be shot, esch extending over two days The rrst
will take place simultaneously with the Echo Shield
trial the 18th and l4th Of June at Gov Glen ranges
Glasgow, the second the 26th and 27th of
June at Capelle. IN Renfrewshre Every competitor
will nre fifteen rounds at 800 900 and 900 yards EACH
and the ten highest aggregate In three out Of the
four days shooting will 20 to America. eight as the
team proper. with two reserves The team will leave
Liverpool on Cunard steamship on July 10, the Gu
nard line only charging single fare for the round Trip
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
Young womnu-- rr,,,ble crlm.

young woman twenty.six years of age. CIV
ing her name as Sarah Stevens and residence Monroe
street. Baltic, called upon Justice Gertum OF Eas
New York, yesterday and said that che wished to de-
liver herself up TO justice for crime commit ID nve
years ago Ste confessed that while residing at AZ
Watts stysst, New YORK. she gave birth TO an hlegi
mate CHILD, ana that she aud her mother TO conceal The
TACT, smohered the child and then burned the boiy
As the Justice had no jurisdiction nc sent her charge
OF Ofcer CLIFFORD 10 DlstrctAttt rney Brttop VINO
ferred the otcer aud the woman to the New York
thorliies,
heard Of per as resident Of that hodsd ihoc.pt
thas t.o TOlAh IL Insane although story Was tod
with oaTnestness and apparent truthfuness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
The Phiia deIpbia Phenomenon.

DR.. lands and bis imaginary company enact
ed shakespesres tragedy Of King Richard the Third
last night before about hundred aud nifty
1he Doctor more than fulnlled his promise made u
Count Josnnes ITO show how Shskcspesre's blood
butcher might be bucaered." The shouts and catcai
indu.ged IN by few young niep. who doubtless cal
themselves gentlemen, completely Drowned the Doc
tors voice ~ the best scenes Of the play During the ten
scene. which he Philadephia threatened "a
"frg ten the puny Count out of his nti gninc boots
snoIld he be one OF his auditors the Doctor was struck
fLl Ia thu face by large bouquet detgnedy throw
by whose enthusiasm got the better OF lis self
Ct After the play tie Doctor said to he SUN 70
porter that his challenge to tie Count Joannes to paI
HIniief and Aichdrd he Ihlrd WAS sum open.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11

Tho taxpayers OF the Second Ward of New
Brighton, staten Island published In the village news.
papers yesterday reply to the attack made upon them
BY Trustee Arnold whose omc!s acts they have been
investigating. They heal their reply Shall we have
Iweed RlngI aud include In It resume 0t the tefti
nlony taken during the lnyestlgaton, which they de-
clare confirms the charges preferred against hiu Ar.
nolds statement that the TWENTY-FIVE taxpayers who
signed the complaint against hun did through mis-
concepnon OF It's contents denied by the taxpayers
all OF whom sign their names to the denial. The
will be taken up by the trustees Of New BRIGHTON at
their next meeting, out the probaOlty Is that
payers Will not appear before them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
Capture Of Harlem Burglars.

Yesterday afternoon, Detective Clark. of the
Harlem police. saw two men jump from a window OF
206 East i4oth street. and third out OF the door
Hearing cries for the police, Clark told Onncer
Thompson to after while he pursued smother Of
tho strangers. Detective Clark arrested his man In
l07 street. 0icer Thompson. after nrng his revol
at the man he was after. fell and sprancd bis foot
Josiah Eggeson attempted 70 stop the fug
dseh.rssS hi. pistol I'm, cr 6fEsson 6Ess arhay saa
found 6lm lying IN cellar Acting Captain Osborne,
while searching for the third man found that three
burglaries had been committed: The nrst In pr.
vate house at nth street and First the second
at 2226 Second avenue, In house pied by Mr. Pat
Logan the third at 800 East ll4h street. occupied
by Cornelius Wese In station the prisoners gave
The nance oil John CLARKE and William White.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
The Bicycle Riders.

About three hundred persons witnessed the
nifty mile bicSe race between D. Stanton champion OF
England, and William Butler, champion OF KENTUCKY,
for 5000 and the Championship. the Rink evening
The race began at 1850 Il. NJ, both men riding 5inch
machines Besides having hICi Gle that much
easier TO prope stanton much ,he heavier and more
athletic looking nan, sun, Butt managed to Keep
on terms wi his adversary until the third Of
the 26tn mile when he surrendered, and stanton con
tinued the race aOnr, endeayurng TO beat his best
time, 90 miles IN threr huus. He nnished 3h. Dln
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11

LONDON, May 10.-The Chester race meeting
which began provides four days racing under
the Newmarket rules and includes among lie
able events the Chester Trades Cup and the Great
Cheshire STAKES. The Chester Cup ws run to-day and
Drought neld Of eighteen with Organst and John
pay equal favortes At the rate OF to The winner.
however, turned up IN MIR Johnstones Tam OShanter,
against whom the odds OF to aid the start.
Mr.. h. Hinease's Freeman. with 10 to against him.
in second. and Sir q. Chetwynds Gray Palmer,
Al 20 to third Qrganist ana JONI Day respec.
tiyey eighth and twelfth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
How to Chrsstianize tho Roushs.

Peter Dryers nightly efforts IN West Third
street to chrsisnize some Of the Idle and neglected
children Of the neighborhood, wanonly obsructed
by gangs Of bows who smash the windows and lamps In
his hall, and disturb the meetings. On tut sday
night one Of the sconers. named WIN Baem had 10 bs
out for repeated dis urbance Baem waited In the
street with his associates until prayers wero over aud
when Louis Aschoh started away he struck him yio.
Donaghues arms. anu was Yesterday nned $40 BY jus
tce smith, and required nnd Dail IN 800 for gCod
behavior Tor the next six months or In uefaut TO
to Blackwell's Island for two months.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11

Deputy Collector Morris and Custom House
Broker McSorl,y shook hands and apoogized to each
other Yesterday for the angry words they had uttered
And thea MIR. Morris granted tree perinit Tor tue
resaia for the LoyO.a College, Baltimore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
A Charitable Society with n Balance in its
Treasury.

The silken banners OF the homo and the In
dusrial schools Of the Female Guardian Society encr
cled the platform of the Memorial Presbyterian Church
at Madison avenue and Fifty-third street. yesterday
the society's Iorysec anniversary Eight hundred
children. the wards OF the society occupied the noor
In tue presidential chair was the Rev Charles o. Rob
inson. the pastor. Around him the Rev. Drs,
John Hall and Arinitsge. and the Rev. Messrs. IIar
rover and King. Whom the chltiren had welcomed the
clergymen and lay attendants with soug Mr. Robinson
described the societys work during The past year OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
PRICE TWO CENTS
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE AND THERE M THB
SUNS REPORTERS.
A Verdict Against tho SberiH- stopping tts
Holiday Receipts Of a Bowerv ia zar-
The ALLEGED Extortions Of a Deputy.

A Verdict Against the sbsrin- -stoppips ths
Holiday Receipts Of a Bowerv Baxar-
The AiIesed Extortious Of n Deputy.
Levi NJ. COINS suit for $1,000 against
Sheriff Conner and Thomas Dunlap, Jr., one Of
his deputies, was tried yesterday before Judge
Goepp In Part II. a. the Marine Court. In Do
cember, 1874, the Sheriff received a writ of exc
oution against Cohn for f27l. Before any action
had been taken upon II, the men In charge Of
the Sherir's ONCE we're told that a stay Of pro
ceednes had been procured, but no paper wat
shown or left with them. Paying no attention
to this statement, Deputy Sheriff went TO 25t
Bowery, where Cohn had n " dollar bazar." and
to be made, and after n short time closed the
shop. Security being given later In the day fol
the amount OF the execution, the Sherihs ON.
GERS released possession. but the shop had
meantime been closed four hours. IL was
also alleged that before giving up possession
they extorted go from COnn's attorney. For
this ex ortion aud for the damage to his busi.
ness Cohn brought suit, cle lining that the Sheriff
had no right to levy at all after notice had been
given that stay had been obtained.
Inc Sherihs answer denied that so had been
extorted from COINS attorney, asserting tha at II
was vol ntary gift, to pay him for his trouble,
Ihe testimony given for the plaintiff declared
the levy that being the holiday season, to have
been Sl,200 day. Judge Goepp In charging thu
Jury took occasion to amin advert upon the fact
that the Sheriff has 50 large number OF depu-
ties that II they received only legal fees for tho
discharge Of their duties they would have to
ttarve. He instructed the Jury that N the Sher.
ms officers could have sltisned their execution
by setting aside part Of tue stock la COINS
b. Ear, they were not justified In stopping all
a verdict for the plaintiff for t373-t23 for tue
money extorted, and 1850 for damages.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11

Owing to the financial difficulties OF Mr David
+. Haight, wihansburgh carpet dealer some carpet
25l Third street seized Dy sherih Dagget
yesterday, and Deputy Sheriff Lawrence placed In
charge of the goods. IN the evening Lawrence ln-
au ed Ia game OF cuchre with relative Of MIR.
HaRnt's, anu wnllc tie going AL the
property that had been levied GU was taken away.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11

The American Tract Society elected William
Strong Of Philadelphia President yesterday nftytws
Vice Presidents and thirtysx directors Dr. Prime os
the Observer delivered the opening address OF the nifty
nrst annual meeting The Secretarys report SHOW ed
that 7e 900 600 tracts were distributed In the past
The total receipts were 4g2 2523O Balance left
iron last year t2323 49, The expenditures. Including
e6.s1s 50 TO sinking fund account. were eoOl.S03.
leaving balance IN the treasury Of t2,77312 tlOl,.
1889 were donated during the year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11

PARIS, May l0-Henri Rochefort's journal
D ots de rHoDe. has been again prosecuted for pub
fishing letter from person deprived OF civil ant
political rights The latter IN adv ocacy OF the
scrption for sending worxmen to the Philacepha LK
position.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11

Turner. Mott Strong, corn and provision
merchants of Bristol England, have suspended, With
liabilities between tA)OOOO and 10000
The London Morning Post says that l08 mem,
bers OF Parliament have already signed the memorial
asking for the release OF the tenian prisoners.
Madrld says SehOr Cas- elar spoke yesterday In Co
gress favor Of complete liberty OF conscience aud
urged the alteration and extension Of article IL of th9
new Constitution.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11

William =. Rogers sued Julius ii. Hagen ~
others. brokers' for money deposited with the latter ~
Margin and also for money to which he entitled
q gold transaction. On the lrai yesterday before
Judge Curtis. Rogers tesuned that no gold bought
sold and on tn eprice judge Curtis he
could not recover except the amount deposited IL
outrageous continued the Judgr TO ask court OF jus
t TO =, tile the disputes of Mastrcet gamblers
cart monte
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
wby Cambridue Declines.

LONDON, May l0.-rhe President Of the Cam
bridge University Boat Cub Mr.. W. D. Close has writ
ten to the New York Associated ess agent here as
follows; have officially declined the invitation of
the United Association Of American Colleges to parti
sipate In the Centennial regatta, In cons quence Of
inability to organize representative crew. hope
some college four will 20 to Philadelphia"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11

Contractor McAndrews OF the new Delaware.
LscEawanns and Western Railway tunnel having no
place to store his explosive material since the disaster
placed 400 pounds OF ndrock powder near the west
ern entrance to the tunnel on Tuesday Yesterday tho
bric layers work GU the arch discovered the car
pOuud removed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11

Mr.. William Valentine and his son Benjamin..
OF Creedmoor. we're aroused yesterday morning by .
noise in the barn. OF the three thieves who were
rummaging there two escaped. bu the other shot
by the son, and cannot recover The wounded man
fused to give his name. He said he had recently oeen
discharged IRON the Kings county penitcntary. lie
German. very large, ana about forty years Of age.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
Bold Horse Thieves.

MArTEAwAN, May l0.-At midnight on Tues
day. two men entered the barn OF David Vincent OF
URion Vale. Dutchess county Tney bound ana gagged
the nostler anu harncssed two valuable horses 10 q
light wagon. They then drove Oh ST rafting gait.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11

tran Premier. has arrived In this city lie had 10 ng
conference with Prince Bismarck this afternoon.
Councillor Won Novlkon the Russian Ambassador at
Vienna, Is expected to arrive here Immediately. Ine
Car Of usss started yesterday from ST. Petersburg
U this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
Conuec,icut's New senator.

HARlrv...,. May lO.-The vote for Senator to-
night in the Democratic legislative caucus, Was as fol
lows; Barnum. 100 English. "a lngersol l. barnur,
was then Nominated by acclamation. The vote was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
NEW JERSEY.

John Willis, aged 65 years, OF Dridceton, COM
mted suicide yesterday by blowing his brains wth
q shot gun.
The body Of Abraham Harris, who had been
missing from his home Ia Ninvand Tor four NreNs IA,
been found In swamp at Muady Run lie was 80 ycars
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
sudden Death of DIR. w, w, Hall.

DR.. W. w. Hall OF 81 East Thiry-fourth street
fell IN nt on the sidewalk at Park avenue and Thirty
fourth street last night. He taken o the residence
of MIR, c. Vanderbilt, Mt az East Thrtyf urth street.
whore he died few nnntes later. Dr, Hall was the
editor Of mars JOgyRdtW Heah. lie MAS O3 years od.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
Discourasips News from Liber,a.

LONDON, May 10.-The Post saws advices from
Liberia most unsatisfactory and disco uaging The
administrations financial statement is looked for
ward to with great anxiety IL Is stated that much OF
the proceeds OF the English loan has been wasted IN
England In lawsuits President Payne, aided by the
presence Of United States has sue eded
10 concluding peace xih the cape Fsiuas tribes, and
returned to Monroyla
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11

Early Yesterday morning burglars entered 50.
Maiy's Roman Ca hOlc Church, HoDoken, by forcing
side window. They stripped the altar Of costly orna.
mcns took the silver rcfvce, ana pried open several
closets IN the tabernacle. lhe poor ooIes were also
robbed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
Ausfria mud HUNGARY.

PEsrH. May l0-At aconference of the Lib
crll party here the action OF tie HunEar'll Canine
with regard to the AustfoHungaritn cUmDIoniiss h
been approved by u vote u lSl ~ 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-11
BROOK l. HN.

while conversing with friend last evening,
George Meyer Of 7Oi Flushing avenue. dropped dead
Christian Ellers, a Carpenter, aged 20 years,
deepondent from lack OF work Kill himself ny
shooting at 1853 Boerum street. Wilamsburgh, yester