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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-21
THE HIRD SEX.
MIR. Bcrsh'- Comedy that wns Played for tho
First Time Inst Evening.

Mr.. Henry Bcrghs comedy, THE Hard
Sex" was performed las; night In tho brooklyn
Ac DENY for the FIRST time before about one
hundred persons. The author sat alone In one
of the boxes. Tho performance was opened by
a prologue written by the Hon. Elbrdge q
Gerry, nnd delivered by the Hon. j. G. Bird. 1t
sang Of laws humane and unenforced Of the
humanity Of him who had raised the singing
lash from the weary horse, Sad shielded tho
dove from the sportsman's shot, had relieved
the roast rat. had kept the gentle COW from dis
tiilerv swill and had taken the dog from the
cder mil Then Lhe r Sen va ~, T,hsred.
Kennedy sitting by "A table ringing for JC9eph,
who announces Ms. Gum Armstrong, who
offers her homo for he wedding festivities Of
COiociif. Ncrcrmind's niece whom he Is to marrJ
on to any suitable person no can nnd. He re-
ceivcs letter from Mr. SnodgrdSs, ST. who says
that his son will visit New York on n vacation
from New Haven. where he has been studying
medicine. Nrermind determines to we'd him
to COidelld The young Girl enters and tells Of
having mot saucy young man IN the tunnel on
the way down, who squeezed her hand and
from SnOdg1dss, Jr., ana .Mts. armstrong faints
away al tho sound oi the name of the
grdc, Jr. rnters when COrdelid Is alone, and
Is recognized ns the young man VINO
approached her IN the tunnel She bids him TO
away before her intended comes. Sn0fgrdS,
Sr., Il announced. and his son Is slowed away.
Snodgruss Sr- explains that he left Boston to
get away ON the muzzle OF a revolver in
lhdy's hand. and for reasons of his own he
wished to pss for his son. Mrs. Armstrong y
enters and draws the same pistol with which
she threa' ened to take his life IN Boston. Snod-
grass insists that he is his son and she retires
lie makes love to COiuieiir, representing him
self to te - years old. His son enters. and a
quarrel ensues. SnodUuS persuades him not TO
al MS identity. Young SnOdrfuSs takes his
fathers Ulster. in the pocket OF which IL n wig,
goes outside, dons the wig, and Is announced as
SnodNdSs, Jr. lie upbraids his father US his
son. Mrs armstrong enters, and SnOdgrdss. Jr.
Is pointed out rs the man she seeks. Sne draws
pistol and commands himto marry her, saving
that she mas wealth and bank stock. This
touches Snodgrdss, Sr's heart he coDfesses TO the
each others 5osoms The son slips OF the
Ulster md the wig. aud falls on CUrdcid /,
breast. Mrs. Armstrong lres the pistol In tho
Gif. and the curtain drops.
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CIvIL DIMAGE CASE.
The Body that was Found by the Roadside
Mt Maiienwan-A suit by n Widow.

PoUGHKEEsIE, March 20" Nixon ngt.
McCabe" was called out to-day by the court.
counsel responding put over the term"
'emuel Nixon Of Matteawan died suddenly on
or about the 18th OF October last. Coroner
SchOuten held Gn inquest, and the following
among testimony adduced; Thomas Farrell
testified that he saw Nixon lying insenstble by
the roadside, near Rogers farmhouse, Msttea-
wan no lifted him up. but could not get him to
ard he was moaning; witness went for assist
ance, and when he returned the man was dead.
Edward Light testified that on the day before
he WIS with Nixon IN McCabe's saloon, ON
the Matteawan road drank apple whiskey
there i've times, and afterward took some ale !;
was not there over 1fteen minutes; they we're
large drinks they must hnve been over a pint !;
witness started for home with Nixon; when
they neared Rogers farm, Nixon grew weak,
staggered. and lay down. saying he would come
home all right
John p. Schenck, NJ. ID, testified that In his
opinion death was caused by intemperance and
exposure. The doctor also added THAT the
liquor that Nixon drank the night before was
sufficient to cause congestion OF the brain aud
produce death"
Nixon was nftv years OF age. and left wife
and seven children. Mrs. Adelaide Nixon. the
widow, has sued Michael McCabe. the pro-
prietOr Of the saloon at Matteawan where her
husband drank the liquor, which, II IL alleged
killed him. She claim5 $1,000.
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THE s0ROSIs BANQUET.
Party that Diped nnd had Toasts, aud
Didn't 60 Home Drunk,

The annual dinner Of Sorosis was the
event yesterday In Dslmonicos psrlors. About
one hundred and nfty ladies attended. Among
them were Mrs. j. G. Croly, Mrs. Martha L..
Lamb, Dr. Anna ID. French, Mrs. Mary Kyle Dali
las, Miss Sarah T.. Fuller, Mrs. Devereux Blake,
Miss Alice Fletcher, Mrs. Helen NJ. Cooke, Mrs.
Secor, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Delamater, Mrs. Mer.
win. and Mrs. Bronson.
The tables were adorned with flowers and
fruit. At raised table the officers Of the So
eiety we're seated, and after tho repast speeches
wero in order. Mrs. Croly recently reelected
President, made very happy speech. dwelling
on the changes In tho eight years since Sorosis
was founded then IL was constantly declared
that women had no power OF organization.
Now they have proved by the existence OF un-
numbered clubs all over the land. BY charitable
associations, by their unions, by their Young
women's Christian associations, that they can
act with power and harmony toRethAr. During
these eight yeats, too. Vassar and other colleges
have been opened 10 girls. and to-day women
nre moving into many departments Ot labor not
formerly open 10 them. The woman Congress
Is also nn outprowth OF Sorosis.
Miss Heilbron next executed some plano re-
citals, and then the officers we're installed. Mrs.
Gen. DIX and Mile. 1itlens. Miss Minnie
Swayzo made witty speech. Mrs. Spule hap
plly responded TO toast OF The 13 sisters
over the sea, who chose hot water instead Of
cold tea" Mrs Wilson humorOusy toabt I'd
"The gentlemen" Mrs. Helen NJ. Cooke read
some original verses on The Coming Woman"
Mrs. Dehl gave as a recitation, - Tho Prairie
Fire" by Alice Cary, and many other toasts and
speeches followed. Tho music was under the
direction Of Nvs. Charlotte u. Winterburn.
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OPPOSITION TO RETREScHMENT
The House Employees Combining to Defeat
the Reduction of salaries.

WAsHINGToN, March 20.-There will not
only bo determined but organized opposition to
the Executive, Legislative and Judicial Appro-
priation bills. It seems that the House en-
ployees, headed by the clerk, have combined to
influence their friends on the Democratic side
to unite with the Republicans In voting TO re-
commit the bill to the Appropriation Commit
tee, with instructions that II a systematic reduc
tion OF salaries Is to be made II should
be on the basis OF salaries at the
time they were nxed. That would require
the committee to reduce the pay OF Senators
and members to $2,700 as their pay was 5000
per annum.when the existing rates Of compen
sation were allowed to department clerks and
most Of the House employees. The leadership
Of the opposition to the bill will be on the Re-
publican side. On the other hand MIR. Randall
Chairman OF the committee will, when the time
comes, speak plainly Of this insubordl alton
in the party and on the part OF the employees,
and viii Intimate that those who do not
ind the compensation proposed large enough to
meet their wants can readily seek employment
elsewhere; but for them to oppose the work OF
n leading committee, and ono OF the dical
duties demanded by the country, Is moro than
the leader Of the House proposes To endure In
silence. The plotters against the itist Intentions
OF the Approximation Committee will be called
conspirators, and their combination denounced
aa traitUrOus.
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THE RIvERsIDE oANG AoAIx.
The shooting Of an Unonepding Girl by One
oi the Despcradoes.

The capture Of two of the desperate
gang Of burglars who had long preyed upon the
small villages along the Hudson river, which
was effected In February, at tho cost Of life,
seems to have had little effect on tho rest OF tho
gang. On sunday the Catholics Of Dobb's Ferry
celebrated 81. Joseph's, and In the evening a
display OF fireworks completed the ceremonies.
All the town was out and Interested. Among
the throne was Augustus Lortz, laborer In the
brewery, who lived In the house from which
Peter McLain. one Of the Irvington burglars,
was taken to jail. Hc Ia one OF the most TIM
portant witnesses In the approaching trial of
McTain. Charles McLain, n brother Of tho bur
glar, was also among the spectators and was &C
compsnied by Henry Clough. youth Of fifteen.
Moving about among the multitude they en-
countered the German. who stood surrounded
by men, women, and children.
"Do you see that Dutchman ?" Said McLain.
"rm going to shoot him = and he pulled from
his pocket a pistol, and steadylng himself
against a trec, fred. Lortz was unhurt but the
screams OF the girl who stood near him showed
that she was hit. All was confusion In an In
etant, and McIiain disappeared.
Supervisor WilseA went to white Plains yester-
day to get warrant for the fu-itve. The
Supervisor will spare no effort TO elect the
capture.
Miss weitzel Is the daughter Of a weli-known
resident OF the village. She Ia orIy sixteen
years old. She Ia severely hut not fatally
wounded.
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4 nULKY mar MILLION.
Fourteen Tons of silver Col1 for the United
states Tren-uTY,


WAsHINGTON, March 20rte Treasury De-
parlent win receive during the preseutweek from San
Francisco. Of sve1 coin, n antlcp .t1n Of the
ycrod Tor commencing the circulation OF silver. TINS
vii Hmouut % 100000 The amount OF silver IN the
vaults ~ tne Treasury here at this time less than
tiQOj0. Orlcrs were received at the department to.
uA, ior q 900 tmeuOnal cy. ana thSt amount
sl'h i4' ie4Us tlons ore made lnere are s20oO'OO0
" frlct currency siili In The vaults though none
li. l 90 urIlfei since the middle Of ~ month Since
ult ic t acquisitions upOa the Treasury IRON banks
uN truu O. frfuurnt ufhccrs Tequ ins 10 be supplied
Nltn fr.Ci a. currency have LmOAntcd 10 about
a. QplUO several persons have visited the Treasury
trriy Wit r7rOus amounts Of rllyer coin that theY
htt zen huarlup wishing 10 have n exchanged for
lHtes The department has, IN all cases, declined 10
tt.e exchange, tho law declaring that TINS class
% rlIl Lrtaor redeemabe mr. exc. .angeable, and is
lcs niNr ~ the extent ui ~ only. The amOults pre-
s'ui'd f.r'e from 40 70 500
MA7uAnION, March 2O.-Ihe bl reported by tie
AL li'l 9mmttee TO the House, which pr1,
ls ~ me drhceucy In toe printing bureau, and the
sauia' 10 oi siyer Ior Irrational currency WI not
MANrr hr ~ nuf tonight TO meet the Democratic state
Athirlf iNlIttce, Mr., HcWitt'a objection 10 The OH
Wub.tcl to pique he has formed against Mr.. Ran
az ahp Dee purposes 10 oppose tho Mn with an amend
itll N Hs the silver exchnngeabie fuT lcl a. tenders,
winch w'uii be exchanging good Tor deprecated
WJnry.
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GRBAr FIRE IN CHARLEsTON.
Hundreds OF Persons uomciess-The Houses
sacked by n Negro Mob,

CHARLrsroN, s. G., March 2o.-A fre
broke out at three o'clock this morning at the
corner OF King street and Rogers alley. There
water In the neighborhood, and the
wind blew a gale from the southeast The
whole block from Columbus to Line street on
the east aud west sides Of King street was soon
destroyed. About seven o'clock the fre crossed
Line street, the sparks and cinders being car
ried by the gale three-quartors OF a mile up
King street road. The houses, fencee, and
farms along that road were burned There
were heartrendinh scenes ON the streets; bands
OF NEGRO robbers sacked every house 10 which
they could gain ndmittauco. Late in the morn
ing Mayor Cunningham took command and
some order was restored. Hundreds Of persons
are homeless and penniless. Tho loss Is at least
bali a million dollars. Very littlo insurance is
reported. At ten o'clock the ire was still rag
Ing.
1890 A. M.-The ERE has burned itself out.
The boundaries OF the burned district are. on
the south, Columbus street and Rogers alley
on the north, the race course; ON the east, the
South Carolina Railroad and ON the west, st.
Phillips and Perry streets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-21
MORE or cREsWELL's RAscALITY.
The Government irtuaiIy Robbed of S13. 900
In n Contract for Locks.

WASHINGTON, March 20.-Therc is no
limit TO the rascalltv Of ex-Postniaster-Cene enet al
Creswell. To-day II. I. johnson, Chief OF the
Equipment Division in the Post Ofiice Depart
ment, testified that In 1870 Mix & Co. OF Syra-
cuse. N. Y, were the lowest bidders for furnish
ing locks fohthe department. and that before the
contract was made out the parties, through
Earl. formerly Creswell's law partner thought
they should have hve cents more on the Iron und
nine cents more ou the brass locks. The ques:
ton was referred to johnson, who reported
against allowing tho change, but Creswen con-
sonted, thereby giving the Arm Gil LEO more than
the contract called for. At tie expiration OF
four years, in 1874 he renewed the contract on
ment of nearly $500 besides grossly violating
tho law and ignoring the lids OF other responsi-
BILE and 10 wer bidders. Creswell has Grants en-
dorsement. and Is the Government attorney be-
fore the Alabama Claims Commission.
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NOT NOW THE BLOODY SIXTH"
Not Prisoner In the Franklin street Police
station sunday.

The Sixth Wards daily return TO tho Tombs
Police Court, which ordinarily boars the names OF
eighteen twenty prisoners, was blank yesterday
had been before for ave years. In view Of the
remarkable fact that o sunday IN the Sixth Ward had
passed without arrest. Justice Duny presiding in
the Tombs Police Court said:
No prisoner from 'he sixth Ward has appeared before
todsy. In recognition Of the marvellous ouietness
the Captain OF the Sixth Ward should receive
umonia. When rn English judge travelling In cir
cult reaches district IN whcn no criminals are await
ing trial he exchanges congratulAi with the Of.
rceis. Then pair ~ white kid gloves IL presen ed
either to the Judge or to III. sheriff OF The county.
Capt. LOwory said have been in the precinct some
what more than year ON the fret Saturday night af
ter came here liS prisoners arrested. by closing
concert saloons, gnlos and liquor saloons have
steadily decreased the nunOcr of prisoners, until this
morning there rot prisoner to be sent TO court
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Coroner Eickhof held an inquest yesterday in
me cu' of Bridget Malone, who after she mad been
M'ftey wouudcd charged that Aice Fitzgerald of "a
h'ins s'iret, had stabbed nor IN the DacE Rounds
Nan lrNg.s Malone testined that Oh the evening Of
. MARY Ma one gave information ip the Mulberry
,tt pee alton that Bridget Malone, her sister, had
SWn ht.npel n lhc squalli1 tenement at u Spring
1"f,, u iuuud Bridget Malone sitting IN chair and
..',.ulOs lflw wound iu her back. she said that
a,wy" intscMi nd ,tabbed her AMI then pushed her
sy"h lh' sialfcasc into the cellar Alice Fitzgerald
Wa titLg IN the room and Bridget Malone ponte her
Sss Hnl ldeuhed her as the peT.on who had stabbed
ths n,5,htI tuffnlOrailNe testnOnV was taken, and
- IVY rendered verdict against Alice FltL gerald.
sss eYhhllted Ia default VI 5000 Dall. she 10
s~seI Aga Vopef, 40 Ioarb oi age,
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BROOKLYN.

Mrs Mary Korwln OF II Fleet place, Brooklyn,
IA missing.
The creditors OF the Paranne oil and wax
works Millansburgh yesterday elected George n.
Nichols assignee. Liablties t7O,OOO.
The one-leEged corpse In the Drooklyn morgue
"a still unbuiie COrOnrr Smus that n II Is
Identified to-day It must be buried Mr.. John q North
the New Haven Insurance agen, mas ceased To cOnsdrr
II the BODY VI Capt Hamn, wn1 disappeared IN August
last.
Sohnaufer, whose missing wife tho brooklyn
police unable to md and who arreated on the
OF murdOrng her and aftorward held on che 81
OF forging her name 20 documents erragned before
Grand jury
President Massey Of tho brooklyn Fire Deprt-
meni, yesterday again DetttiOned tho Aldermen u
adopt more efficient syGem Of are telegraph Alarms
instancng the te ratA fire IN the Home Tor the hsrl
in which lbe lost because VI The existing
Laenlclepl siaienl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-21
TAXING IT TO THE COURTS.
Abner &. Kcrney Arrested ON Charge Of At
tempting TO Bribe MIR. Hendrickson.

Mr.. Edward A. Bowen, son of Henry {.
Bowen, accompanied by District Attorney Brit
ton, appeared before Justice Walsh In Brook
lyn yesterday, and swore out a warrant for the
rrrest of Abner c. Keeney. relating in his afii-
davit that Keeney did unlawfully attempt to
corrupt Il. NJ. Hendrickson, who was drawn and
acting US Juror in the cuse OF Henry 4. Bowen
agt. the Brooklyn Daily Eagle anL lnomas Kin
sella, by Offering 10 assist him, the said Hen
erickson. out OF a financial difficulty, with IN
oflcer who served the warrant on Mr.. keeney
asked him 10 appear before Justice Wash this
morning. and this Mr.. keeney promised To do.
Mr. kecuey the nad subpwnas Tor his witnesses
made out and served. Mr. llrndrickson has
IN lde anew afhdavit, containing the same accu-
sa.ions Of attenptel brihery.
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AFTER THE FLIGHT OF CARLOS.
X ing Alfonso. TriumphnI Entry into Madrid
The Army TO be Reduced.

MADRID, March 20.-King Alfonso and his vic
torous troops entered the city this morning amid the
enthusiastic cheering OF the immense crowds and
shouts OF Long live the PacincAtor Bing! Cheers
were given for Gems. Quesada Campos. Rivers and the
army generally. Qnesada md Campos were especially
greeted with cries OF Long life % the defenders Of
liberty !" and " Down with the fueros ~ Crowns were
thrown from the balconies and pigeons liberated The
people crowned the soldiers ; they passed with
wresths.
decree has been issued establishing relief fund
for invalid aud wounded soldiers and Tor the families
Of those killed during the war. years service is re
mi ted Tor all mcu n1s I'm the army tn couscrfts OF
1874 ana 1872 Will pass into the reserve The exuaor
dlnlty levy Of 1874 Will be dsban0ed, No conscrp-
tiOn vii be held th year. II II believed the army viii
be reduced by lOJ,OOJ men.
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shutting Ou, Evidence Asaiu,, Spencer.

WASHINGTON, March 20.-Mortons committed
continued Its Investigations into senator spenccr's
election this morning. Con. Morgan. counsel Tor the
memoralists. wanted to send for some witnesses to
show thst members Of the taDol legislature had been
broed and drugged ~ sponecrs agents to stay away
but MortOns committee announced after secret
sion that this denied.
BarocT testified that he. Spcncers election ngent
he-rd that the Democrats gong 10 raise s2OoO 10
kecp cOlorcd senator of the Court House Legislature
awRy. and he then proposed that Spcnccra friends and
agents should raise $500 TO tnls cOuTed Senator
(Jonesi 10 induce him to stay. This would have been
fat thing for Jones TO have got these DribCs from both
parties but IL fe through aH the NY BarDr found out
through two OF hls agents that the Democrats had
abandoned their project
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ONE THIT DID RESIGN.
An OMcehoIdtr Against His VIII - Only
$1,000 Instead OF $1,000.

wAsHISCroN, March 20. The new Commits
siouer oi Pensions G. II. GIN Of Wisconsin. when he
was nrst rendered the Office, thought the salary was
$4,000 before accepting he asceItaincd that It was
only $1,000 but supposed Congress would surely IN.
crease the nrstn imed amount, as he Is charged
with the dIsbursemrnt Of nearly tjODOOoOO annually.
vast shs surprise when he entered upOA tue duiirs
tp learn that the Alpfupri4tlpn Committee had re.
solved duce n 10 f27uo That was TOO much for
tns official Gill, and thungh hut small paH of the
frnneut he dec 1red he would not remain IN occ
lie forthwith rendered hs resignation 10 secretary
tn1uiHf, Nlu declines tn accept H. and Mr. Gill nnOs
hnse,f slave OF tae Inferior Department, with the
nrusllCL Ot Tcuuceu sal ny.
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THE YORKVILLE TRAGEDY.
sun ss Deep n Mystery n Ever-The Burial
of tho Victim.


Thomas j. Bartell, who is accused as the
murderer OF the Door washerwoman Ann Ham
mond, is IN a cell in the Tombs with another
prisoner. He refused to say anything about his
case yesterday, because he had been advised TO
keep stil Capt. Rollins says that Bartell was
never before arrested, and that he seems TO
have borne a good reputation until he began TO
drink to excess. The murder Is still inexplicable.
Nothing can be IL. rned from the persons who
live nesr the scene OF the tragedy.
Mrs. Hammond was buried yesterday from the
Dominican church OF ST. Vincent Ferrer In Lex
ineton avenue. Mrs. Hammond. who lived In
one OF a little village Of cabins In the block
bounded by THIRD and Lexington avenues aud
Sixty-seyenth and sixty eighth streets, was
devout member OF the Dominican Fathers paI-
ish The Rev Father MetZger ofhciated at the
funeral. and the burial was In Calvary Cemetery
Mrs. Freeman and Mrs. Bartell, the Prisoners
wife. attended the funeral. Mrs. Hammond
seems to have been very respectfully connected.
Her neighbors say they can conceive no motive
for the murder, since sue made no enemies aud
had
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Seth j. Arnold OF Rochester has been sum.
moncd before tho Commit. on Zap nditures OF Tho
War Department TO testify IN regard - post tadershp
matters.
Charles W. Loycioy, prominent citizen OF
Chatham, n. Y, ana until recently fosnahter az hcM
Concord IN that town, cOmmtted suicide on sunday,
while his family were at chuich by hanging himself In
hs own room, Cause temAJfay Insanity. lie was
sixty ycars old.
Hugh Marsden, overseer of the oarding de-
parnent ut the Harris Privilege MIL, IA Providence
Il l. was found dead yesterday IN well near the ml
II VI mt supposed he lad fallen IN BY accident
hut 30 II nov surmsed that IL Is OF suicide,
Martden had exhibited evidences OF mental derpn<e
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WAsHINOTON March 20.-'rhc Kentucky Mule
claim, which has been brought forth to inure sccre
tary Brstow's reputation, has history which, If II had
been referred 70, would have deprived the story of TIC
SEN. alton II was sought TO create. The clam was
thurou shJ examined by the fortYsccOud Congress.
h Washburn Of Ma sacbusctis wa thc chairman Of
the House Committee on CLAIMS, ana MAS noted Or his
parefuness examining all claims before reporting
them. lhc bil referring the claim to the Court Of
CLAIMS Nns champOned ~ Congressman Beck, and
stood alone upon its merits. lie, WIN smother prom
inent kentuckian, appeared before the GAINS Com.
nlfec, ami t Nas not uui The evidence on req proved
the uticr OF the claim that the bill referring IL TO the
Court VI CLAIMS " as even reported.
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Anolher Fire In MhilehnIl. n. y.

WHITEHALL, N. Y, March 2O.-The smouldrng
ruins OF Halls hotel which partially burned last
night, broke out again about O'Clock this evening
The steamer called out md Just they were farlI
at WORK, anOtner alarm OF hrc was sounded. II NAs
coon discovered that the market Of Charles ltock, IN
Chapn's block Canal street, was In names, caused
by tue bursting OF lamp. The nre soon commuui
Gated to small grocery store adJoln nR and long row
Of tenement houses ia the rear all Of which were des
uOyei Several families we're turned out OF doors IN
the binding storm which hiss been raging since o'cOcA
this evening The losses VIII not pruDaO exceed toOOO
IND are partally covered Ny Insurance.,