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4 nMlnzE AMoNG TIE POLICE.
A stop D the Raising ofs1 1000 10 be Used in
Influencing Legislation.

lnHutuclng ltRislutiOns
Commissioner Erhardt had number Of
n fs..uous visitors yesterday, and for time
There w's ripple Of excitement In the Police
I'm Once. The visitors were all mem bers Of
Tie '.ce, and many Of them were IN uniform.
b.i tNcir fa'es were strange IN the Mulberry
s'rr Guiding. They were men VINO had inter-
e-'"l themselves IN an effort TO raise a fund to
d.ieff the new Police bill. They were separate
l. c''st examined by the Commissioner before
d a-ir,sapher The details OF the movement
. 0licted by the Commissioner show that On
- ult. few organizers sent Invitations 10
& asurer OF the Police Mutual Benefit Asso-
" 10 attend or send representatives to a
~ 'ns a. - sixth avenue, and that at tnat ana
- leut nee ms It was voted that fund Of
'' 90 uli he rlis0d, Wifh $1,000 for the CX-
N-. ~ q comm 'tlee to take II to Albany. he
'h'N was TO DO PAID out Of tho months paw
e 'neI yesterday. After the Commissioner
= '4 iHNen suNcieut testimony to estHb isn tue
' '-' hc sent to SupeIintcndent Walliug an or
H,f l' be transmitted 10 the ioroe, as follows;
- 1H7g W. WALLlSG, suPERINrESpESl Sir; You
a, ace that Tue arIqngemeils which many Of tuem
Naf lt 70 rasg tlUlJ for the purpose Of defeating
s-' -el9h at AlOanY-in regard 10 police law-as the
4 ,Nufe may deem wiseJnust not be carried out.
@ al NJ Mo stend S1t 4 70 I'd d.asa sad You VII
- mgr" Hh eApananon from those VINO attended the
T. ..inant 5f 81 r t6e "sse..p,ant 81 ~ or hny
~ ,t. tcf rce
llr Police Commissioners will not permit
u. O sun 1rdinntes To- 20 to Albany, as they may
ot' 10 the bill 10 increase the COmmlfsioners
:, muissioner Erhmdt SAYS that the officers at
n' t'!d oi the movement shall be pumshed
IN mat don likefhe billincrcasing the Com
~ oHers' powers, no saws, are the bad ones
%.o hn1 that they are TO he tut at SsU' Inc
hIhu' and serge ints are hostile To the bill be-
cal,e II proyi1es for Their removal on concur
'enl vote Of the Commissioners.
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GEN. MEIGs's TESTIMONY.
The Law violated in the Letting of the Head
stone Contract.


WASHINGTON, April 3.-Gen. NJ. c. Meigs,
Quartermaster-Gen eneral, was examined to-day
by the House Military Committee 10 regard
to contracts for headstones for the national
cemeteries, and concerning the late change Of
the Quartermaster- Generals oflce from the
building at Fifteenth and G. streets to the one
now occupied at Pennsylvania avenue and FIJI
teenth street Gen. Melgs did not hesitate to
condemn In the broadest terms the neadstone
swindie as veil as the Job OF removing his on &c
from a building well adapted for the purpose to
one that is not suitable. He sal the law was
violated In the letting OF the headstone contract,
aud that the late Secretary Of War was respon-
sinle therefor. The matter was entirely taken
from his control aud jobbod out to the Secte-
tlry's friend. Bridges. IN regard to the removal
Of tho Quariermaster Generals ONCE, he said
that 1t w9s a plain violation Of law, and one lie
never would have sanctioned had he been here.
lie had awaSr found 10 Tor the best interest Of
tue Government to obey the law, even " by so
doing money was lost. lie T. not OF the opin-
saving Transaction.
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srIRKs FRoM THE rELEGRApH.

aged SO years.
II was not the Ilye Reach Hotel that was
burned, but asmali place near the hotel
James Lennon Of Schenectady, y. Y, CONF
HI, arms.
The CAMBRIDGE crew are gaining IN favor for
tht boat race Nt saturday. A. f. NJ yesterday the
Delung was two to one against oxford.
sarah McCaifry, a washerwoman, was prob
ABLY htilh burned at Providence, r. ,Nestudy nv
hef clothes taking IRE. she Ial into the streets en-
Neioptd IN iaues
Alexander Duranty & Co, merchants, Of Liy-
crpoO have faed. Inrr hJuitias are sNd 90 be
A2NOJ 800 Thor connection villa AhicUct1 trade 10
shght, hut the failure has dcprcss.nS lul4gpg,.
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BESERTOIR QUIRREL.
Communication that the Brooklyn Alder
men Returned 10 the Writers.

Commissioners Fowler and Adams OF the
BROOKLYN city Works Board yesterday sent TO the Al
germen long communication requesting that the law
authorizing the Common Council 20 eXpend s5co,OOO
more on the Hcmp.te,d storage reservoir should not
be repealed hu that the ur should be finished
They fay the request should uot he denied because
'nol,y pUtciaLs' und ignorant prct, nde.s 10 var
ous degrees Of rcspectah.uiy" raise cry OF fraud.
win IN communication was protest frOm Kingsley
and keeuey against heepng the gates closed until there
feet of water IN IN restr OH before the
dam Is completed Inc Aldermen referred the com
muncatluu back % its reuders, utuhHuutiug IT'S IAN
guage insulting and pTesumptuuu-, ~ patt' vote of
IA ~ TO- Aftr hours excited discussion the recon
nrndalon Of tle Water aud Drainage COMMITTEE "
orng the repeal OF the act authorizn ng tne rNpend
ture Of the extra t5OO,OOO the report was sent baek
the committee.
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Joseph X Delsado, an allopathic physician,
when not professionally employed, bought ana sold
goods attended cigar stand, anl occasionally attend
sd bar In his ofce at 90 Spring street ho attended
Aonzo Taylors family at Pleasant Valley, \. J ami
for fourteen visits 10 Pleasant Valley, AT s2O per VISIT
aud one visit IN the middle OF tho night, pelgado
charged 1850; for twenty eight city visits, at 81 per
visit {ll2, ana from January, lS1i TO Dccrnber lho
he sum led medicines epecalties Of his own valued
II ssO5O. Deg 40 sued for 1851, WIN interest from
NoVrmber 1878. Taylor put IN counter claim O $50
lent aud duu for board Ivy DelgHdo. 10 the Marine
Court Yesterday, the jury gave verdict Tor 20 pial
I'm and defendant, by allowing plantln t22l for his
claim and deductng the salno FROM the counter claim
OF SalO, leaving the paipun considerably the loser bi
ain IA Hui
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ULTRAMONTJNISM.
What DIR. John Hall Would DO were lie n
Roman Catholic.

The Rev. DIR. John Hall lecturod on ultra
montanism last evening. lie briefly sketchod the his
tory Of the riss OF the Pope's power and authority
rom the time OF Constantine. aud of the progress Of
ultramontanism from the time Of its declaration IN
pOue nonifaces famous bull lltfamOntahlsln nc
said Is the doctrine that the Church OF Rome y supreme
M Temporal matters 20 far they affect lallh ana
morals "IfI were Roman Catholic" said DR.. Hal
II should be uitramOnt ne to the BACK Doue." .
Dr. Hall thinks Rome Is not llelv TO domnatein INC
United states, hut he believes that the Roman Cilho'
Church wi encumDer US and maze harder Ior Us I,
take ana kerp that place which we ought 70 nave
among tie nations Of the word, loI, sal me- sht m.
never grasped uDeIy without attempting to UEott'
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THE INDIAN BrREAU TRANSFER.
Sovrnty-fve Per Cent. OF the Red Mems
Money STOLEN by the PoliIieians.

WAsHIN GToN, April an report Of the Mill
tary Committee TIE transfer Of the Indian Bureau
the War Department will be made TO the House to-
morrow II viii show that the opinions Of sixty army
officers have been obtained this subject; and that
every general oncer Of the army save one fayors the
change. The testimony Of VIM MelCh Important il.
asinuch he declares that after careful inyestigau0n
lie believes that not more than twenty nye per cent.
OF money goes 20 the ludia0- aud tue rest + USED
10 cure tae election Of Senators aud politicians 90
Oilce. Gen. eiuhOrn OF Mississippi that after a
lie STUDY OF the subject he believes 10 10 be ouesiied
aud tat every consideration VI humanity demands tAc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-04
souE W1sHINaroN ropIcs.
The Impeachment OF Gen. BOuehtOn TO be
Begun on Wednesday.

WASHINGTON, April 3.--rhe House Military
Committee to-day resolved upon charges pre-
ferrsd against Gen II. Bousht3n. CLERK OF that com
mittse, and will on Wednesday next at , A NJ co 81.
tute itself hsh court Of Impeachment try the sni
Boughton. The manager the part OF the Republican
party viii be Gen. NJ. 5. Robinson Of Indiana. As the
committee hal only suspended BoughtOn, the manager
viii not be required to give an elaborate urgumrut
to the constitutional rghl Of the committee 90 proceed
viii the Impeachment. Inc charge against BOuRhtpn
IL that once he was Indicted aud not convicted. The
attorney for the accused VIII st forth that the Admin
israion etil holds to It's bosom Gen. q. T.. Hah-
cock VINO was indicted ana acQuttei ami thai 1t Is ia
bad taste for the Republican party to Artaian
nlttee of tie Democratic House ruch a charge
G,n. Robinson viii undoubtedly increase his natiJha
reputstiun 10y tue skiful manner which hO
the impeachment Of HOughtOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-04

Judge David Kirkpatrick Este died IN Cincln-
n,ti saturday at the age Of niustyono years. lie
was born IN New Jersey. After studying law IN Nor
ristown he won't to Cincinnati Judcious investments
IN LAM made hun, with the exception Of Nicholas Long
WORTH the richest man IN ONO lie was once one ot
the judges Of the supreme Court out he resigned gnu
resumed Ills law practice. AmOrg his clents was ste
phen Glraru, Of fhladelpha. Judge Estts nrst VIE
was a aauEhlNr Of pTesilenl HnrrIsun.
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Tho ponnmo RniIrond,s Election.

At the annual meeting Of the Panama Railroad
Company yesterday, Messrs. John r. Marshan, Trenor
W. Park. Frederick Buterheld, Charles q. Francklyn
OF the Cunard line. John 2 Jones U, s. Senator from
Nevada IhOmss Cyde Of tue Clyde line, samuel l..
Thompson, Presdent Of the First Nauona Ba X An.
drew Boardman, IL. II. baxter, formerly President Of
tho New York Central Railroad Com any George A.
IlOyt Of the Pennsyyanla Coal Company, William T.
uy e, Presinent OF the Panama transit 3 y 20 D. o.,
Mccullough, late Attorney yGeneral OF California anu
I'M NJ nurKe ere elected directors Fifti thousand
out Of a tOtai uf 7OOJO shares we're YOt0i on'
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To serve these yiands two men were sent over
20 the jail In n carriage, which Mr.. Fround
ltanizes as drayage at - per day, amounting TO
s57 the Grand total Tor this imprisoned epi-
cure T. Sl5 ~. making an average per dav uf
SlSGS, or per meal, S9A This account does
not include the wines, which amounted 10
SlS. Wnen MIR. Glover, Chairman uf the Real
Estate Pool Committee, sent down the last time
Tor the express account. MIR. ireund, looking at
the messenger suspiciously, asked; "Do YOU
write FOR any newspaperf" " | do" was the re-
uly, whereupon the caterer threw up his hands
aud exclaimed; Mein Gott, mein Gott Im
rutut 70
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rniInres In MnIl Hlrcci.

F. :. IIeiser & Co. and II. A. Heiser, brokers,
failed yesterday aud IN the Gold Room stocks amount
ny to $4,000 sold under the rule for the account
OF the former and t250OoO for the account Of the
ter. Mr. Henry Heiscf has been buli m gold ever
since the war. HIS opinion has ocen that gold Ought ~
hu has been keeping the Government books piece
Of Wall street aug which that bee has tried TO
pc rsunde himself anu Others by the Treasury nsurcs
mat the tuppy of gold IN the Government vaults 10
very small
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rHE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
Futile Negotiations for Pcnce between Egypt
and AbyrSinia.

LONDON, April 3.-The Times's special despatch
from Alexandra says that the King Of Abyssna sent
ENJOYS ~ Egypt asking for peace hut ailerward made
lmpo-s demands Tor treaty Of commerce before
treaty Of peace signed and the payment OF the
war expenses. The Egyptians are fortlfying strong
positions comm andng The passcs. They Will gprrsou
these ana withdraw Of during the
rainy season IL Is suggested that neutral territory
be formed 10 prevent future warfare between Abys.
siula and Egypt IL s reported that Prince Iigfe has
ryOlte1 ana Is rchag AdOwa, the captt4l Of the
state of Ilgre. many persons favor tue plan OF paot
iu2 the late King laeOdOTuA's On the turOnc Vt
AOyssiuia under 4 guarantee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-04

RICHMOND, Va, April al haXton I. Rob
nson and Jesse Mitchell youdg men, highly connected
In Campbell county Va, met to-day at New Provl'
dence Church, near Rustburg intihat county,
to settle old feud with pistols Robinson
shot the abdomen, ana tho other
received shot IN the hand, Whlch glauclng " thl
trplgn his choeE aud Logged m the back OF hi. head
AnuthVr shot took elect Ia his breast lhe miesl re-
port states tiai ltohnson Is deai, aud Mchch coud
NOT survive The difficulty Is understood to have been
pu lf "A
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The Norrh River 10 be TuuucIIcd.

In tho long-spun-out litigation by winch the
Delaware, Laekawanna and Western Railway Comi say
sought To prevent the Hudson River Company tom
building tunnel under III" north rNtr FROM Hohpken
10 Sew YORK, decision rendered m the hupfelAe
COuit yesterday Ia favor Of the tunnel company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-04

WASHINGTON, April 3.-lhe House to day
passcd appropriation bin gyns S3DOnuo to the Plwpee
dlans Who were lately removed from Ncbra ,ka 10
InGian Territory. OF this $4,000 rs 20 be paid for all
legged expense Of removing the Indians. the balance
l tu 20 60 NJ lANnccs ~ Is claimed tHit The la
LETT Hnd m NenrirEa worth f1nl,O which is h.
sold 10 femhurse the 6OYtinmrut, II Is duuni fu
however, whether mucn of tie money Wll ever reach
the Government Golfers.
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The Kind OF Men the Govcrumou, Employs.

wAsnINGroS. April at is reported on un
questionable authority that IN few days evidence of
an ndisputabe character Will be furnished. showing
tnat the Government has employed notorious black
maers, who are publicly known as thieves and who
are utterly dsroputaDe CHAR ctrrs and tnat such are
now IN the employ OF e Government 10 important
coundena uiucss. The attempt therefore, 10 lussen
te importance of The testimony Of = Bel by ca ling
hin -- dead beat, bnmm ?, anu other apprubrOus
cpthet4 seems 60 be In ban TASTE - the least.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-04

James I. Wenman, who assisted Commissioner
Voorhis To saving Lizzie sullivan from the roof OF the
burning SEES York Cub House the last chief OF "a,
cid Volunteer Fire Department and Is member OF th,
Cotton fXcnanle. The girl was nearly tulocattd when
She heard calls OF the at the Tar end Of ht
ledge. she walked sideMise alonR the narrow ledge
ana was caught by Mir Nenman and MIR. Nuorhs, and
ftu holulng her bundle Of clothes. was taken To the
Hoffman House for medical attention. she was abb,
to gu away Yesterday. She SAID that she nud hAy,
JUMPED 10 the ground at ume II she had had all he
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-04
Donald ,IcK,ytob be Accommodated.

WAeHINGTON, April D. The Naval Committee
TODAY furnished the names Of important witnesses
who can testify TO the completely Of high o1oia in
petty speculation nt the Washington Nayy Yard. The
sub committee Of tne N4va Committee il answer TO The
denial of Donald Mrkly mat there are no charge
against him that can pr sustained, say that when The
prOper tine comes the committee Wi he aNlc fo
commodltc M Mckay with such de- Nils ps. 90 the
OpiAlOn VI tae Ilu4nuers JUSTIFY tne Vrlsi.a report
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-04
A Jewish ball Broken Up.

John Mitchell, proprietor OF Mitchel's saloon
in Bacon avenue, Jersey City Heights wrs orrngnsd
before Justice DAVIS yesterday, accused OF keeping
dlsorderly house and held IN $1,000 bail Mitchell let
out his bali room ON Sunday night fr a jtNhh pan,
which interfered win and broken up ly the police
The twrnN-tNO participants were released on paying
me OF - each. As the festivities ana not btgn unil
few minutes before midnight the JeNih resident ul
inc Melals are lnuknAnl ~ le AlllOl VI lle nlL.e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-04
nr.,hcr Murrny Holdluq the Fort.

The Rev. j. B. Murray, the colored pastor Of
tho Fleet Methodist Church, Brooklyn. spent all
day Yesterday the church building ana slept there
Inst night, guarded by OF his church members,
are determined that the angry board OF trustees
,hAl not eject nm aud lock Tue a9or on hlm lils
meals were IN from the outside. lie expects 10
AV there until something II done In the courts 10 us
tmu hm. The trustees VINO have voted MN out ~ me
pupl declare that he Will get no saaTy II he persists III
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-04

r. j. Allyon, well known throughout the coun-
try as the Fakir Of oou." prestlogatairur has
becu arrested iu Ellabeth a charg OF fraud. Ms
witc and col Jones, his agent, were also token mo
cu-todyJ accused Of beng acccssurles Toe fIlh N
authorities urge that the prisoners cheated THE people
by VI gft shows and unlawful cnlert talaAeAti,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-04

ALBANY, April at is generally understood
that the Court Of Appeals wlronderits decision tomor
row on the application OF Dolan for new trial. A.
Oakey Hall Of Dolnn counsel expects favorable
decision though the general opinion OF me lawyers VINO
heard the arguments have mined the care that
the motion for new trial VIII be denied, and IN I
Doan must be hanged In fact, II Ii almost certain
.lA. a new trlal viii be denied.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-04
The Canal Ring Against Tilden.

SYRACUSE, n. y, April 3.-The Democratic
this city to-day TO elect delegates 10 the
district conventions were very aIgolY atendedaGd con
siderable excitement prevailed The Auillluen Demo-
Gratis carry seven WArds uy large malertrs twenty
Two tuuir votes being Vus, m the Fourth Ward The
pruce ecurCd irregular aud another caucus
vii proDaON be called.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-04

Omcer McGowan, OF the Van lirunt street
police last nloht found an unknown woman about 40
year old lying in vacant lotin Fourth place. pet"erh
Court and Clinton streets, Brookyn. She WIS uncol'
scIous. A bundle containing TWO oid utdYnus,h pul'
krt and pillow was fuunh nt her EIDE. Her cluthhg
was 0rench, a by the ram Sac 0ied the wagon on
the way 10 the police station. Her Oody await ioent'
Nnuf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-04

OctaGon Lodge voted last evening to send .
committee TO the onp ying carpeuers TO propose that
from May /, 1879. 10 May ]. 1877, jOurucymcn ehsH
NOrk ten hours day cXccnt SATURDAYS, when III,
day NurS shan De onJ nlne hours anu tla they shan
rp o. 3 "A uuX
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-04

Chief of Police Mills Of Newark has begun a
war on the newsboYs who sell papers on sunday. lie
announces That lad. who SOIL THE sUN and other pcr
udical4 Sunday, and make the streets musical WIN
thr,r SutctH vii be- arrested, Cnlef NILS has the ap.
pToYd uf few residents uny IN ms rull, ana i D. h.d
nat the na sfacs viii not uphold him IN ms crusade
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-04

Thomas Halloran, VINO shot and probably
fatally wounded Michael cullen In Rector street
SUNDAY, wRs Identified in the fomls Police Court yes
terday hy william Russell AS t person sho nye years
ag knocked doWn AMI fatally uJlrpd Russcls father
ia Dock street BTOo~yn. Justice biNby committed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-04

RAGUsA April .. Il Is announced that Austria
has recalled all the medical stan who TO Monte
negro to attend tle sick and wounded refugees
There Was an engagement between the Turks and
10 mans in thr NCnty Of drahOVu, sunday. Ia ting
Throughout the day NJ particulars OF the engagement
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Commissioner FowIer's Indictment.

District Attorney Britton In Brooklyn moved
10 the Court Of Sessions yesterday that noie prosequ
he entered IN the case OF People agt. " lliam A.
fowler, Commissioner Of Ciy Works, wac had been In
drtcd TOR ulsdemeanor on the complaint OF the fcu
uie's Gaslight Company. The motion MAS granted oy
lulgn MUurN.
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The EnlcrlnInmenl. lor WorkIng Women.

About fOur hundreu scII-suppOltIng WOmcn
went through the drencng rain of last evening to the
large Hail of the Cooper Institute and testified by their
hearty laughter hd respected cncores that they EN-
Joyed the entertainment Of rectatOns and music pro-
Wued for tAeu by the managers Of the New lOrk
Mumau's Guild
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-04

LONDON, April In the House of Lords last
right the Earl Of slafcsbury offered his motion for
address 10 the Queen praving Her Majesty not to
ue the ute Of Lhpress an II was reJcc cd 1877 10 u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-04

Jersey City's Democratic Mayoralty Conyen-
tion nominated Mayor Traphagen and exCongressman
Orestes Cleveland yesterday the former receiving 3s
aud the latter 67. Mr. Cleveland was Mayor IN
lH6i-65 As the clty Ia Democratic he Ia sure 0i
election.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-04

Mayor Wichhtm has nominated George ".
NYittH owen Murphy, Aua ia .0h Patterson, Jr, 10
bee Nclsf 4 uluuIls. ion.
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The washiugtonville Explosion.

David Huber. the foreman, VINO VS. injured
by the explosion Of Jupiter pow or vn e -%i ut., lled
on Sunday. He was ~ years old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-04

The prisoners fare did not amount to much
m 'ney ON April |, but among the delicdcles Ap-
pear the following on treuno's hill French
green peas, 81; stewed terrap:n, $l.2j The total
Tor the day was &ll 60. But the following day
was sunday, ana the urisoneT's frienus called on
nim, sucn men as boss Shepncrd, Juo. o.
Evans, Charlie Edndge, sam Young Wm. j
Murtagh Of the RcIAlicdn, and other well
Known ciuzens OF Washington. and while the
inmates Of the jail were eating their humble
fare. the distinguished Halett kilbourn aud his
friends toasted as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-04
u.IsHINDfON N0TEs.

The Weather Onirc Prediction.
Cloudy and clearing weather.
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Desirable Investment.

First-clnss seven per cent. CITY water bonds "a
New York state for rale at lar 0ni Interest l} r. d.
hewOurH, % Broad street ddp.
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Two New Cardinals.


ROME, Aprl 3 The Pope has created Monsi.
morn DOuaLz0 and lranzeln Cardinals.