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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30
FoUR THOUSAND TILDEN TORCHES.
The BiGGest Turn-Out Ever Seen In Albany
A Great Mass Meeting.

ALBANY, Sept. 29.-The torchlight pro-
session tonight was the biggest turnout ever
seen In Albany. 1t is estimated that there were
four thousand torches in limo, and 1t required an
hour aud bsif to pass q given poiut. The pro-
cession was composed Of some Of the crack
ciubs OF Albany, including the Jacksonians aud
the Crescent Club. Comptroller Robinson took
q st.t,on on a platform erected In the front of
the capitol and reviewed the procession. With
him were Mayor Banks, Col. Quinn, candidate
Stebbins, private secretary OF the Governor
Gen. ood, and several other A lbany celebrities.
when the procession ended a dense concourse
Of citizens gathered In front Of the platform aud
demanded susech. My friends" said the
Comptroller. am suffering now from a severe
cold. but willie nothing can prevent me meeting
my fellow citizens of Albany face to face on
such an occasion as this, l am physically incap-
able OF making an extended speech" He then
withdrew to his home amid cheers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30

A confidence operator, who had learned the
name OF Mr.. Gardner I. Choate Of Gnboa, schonars6
county. accosted that gentleman yesterday while hs
looking at the bridge tower. The operator said
that he lived In schohare county and wouli 20 NJ
with Mr. Choate II he had objection. He nrst wished
to pay for a large purchase OF groceries, and offered
Mr. Choate bottle OF California wine n he would
company him. Mr.. Choste compiled and soon the con.
federate met. After pretending to do little ousi
with the confederate the nrst swinder requested
Mr ChOstc TO lend him come money sno offered as ooL
lateral check for t1,37i signed George Heud1cks
Co. At this point Detective Grady Of the steamboat
police who had kept eye the swindlers. arrested
both They gave the names OF John Smith and Jancf
De Mack Their pic cures were already In the rosuos'
tiarv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30
PREPARING FOR NovEMBER.

The Democrats OF the Fourth District, jersey
City. held mass meeting AZ Wolfe's Hotel, Al Ferry
street aud Pallsad0 avenue last night.
The roll Of the Tilden and Hendricks Boys In
Blue OF Jersey Ciy has sweed to l07 veterans 25 OF
whom have hitherto voted the Republican tcAet
ThewashingtOn Heights Tiden and Hendricks
CluU nas elected b. W. Van NOOThis Pfesdent; Isaac
j. stelllnR sn1 Thomas O. H.; kccleslne Nce,presi.
dent Frank D. johnson ana + Provost, SecrrlariesI
A. II. kreuinm, Fiuancia Secretary and VIM H. fAr.
rel Treasurer The club Is g. hayes rousins banner
raising on FRIDAY evening next Vt hlussOTdse ToAi,
Tenth avenue aud lb2I slrret.
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APIo, 10 Escape the G.I,ov,

MAYS LANDING, n. j., Sept. 20 between IL
aud ~ oc ock last night plan to release the murder
ers Of ChiseeI was discovered by Sheriff Adams John
Hill and John Fullen, the murderers convicted
yesterday. A prisoner named Bunting, confined ~
adjoining cell with u sharp iueirument cut a
hole tou the part ion wlihANew OF tiiher passing
weapon to a. pr oncls OF getting into their cell
and mag off their irons The noise attracted the at.
tenton OF te shern ana his deput' and hole large
enough admit uf tue passage Of mans arm through
discovered. Buht.ng waA manacled, nd guards
MNre p!aANu NJ lAN mn ana AI0uul lhU WINS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30

SPRIsGFIELD, Mass, Sept 29-The noors Of
the three-sory brick building on Hampton street. oc.
cuped on the nrst door n pork packing establish
men by j. walker Son. on the second noor store.
room by Samuel Parker Co.. commission merchants.
and the third floor storeroom Dy the Huck Cigar
ManufActur. .ng Company fel At T. NJ. to-day buryng
siI In the ruins -Four OF the men escaped with severe
GUS and cruises. The two others were killed. The
cause Of the accident wAs probably the giving way Of
the third moor which were stored 30 900 Of
tOOAcco The RUNS Immediately caught nre and were
burned The loss will amount TO aOOut $4,000.
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Republicans Using Government Guns.

The Tilden men OF westneld, N. j.. complain
that Republicans OF that place have In their possession
svaiusble brass SIX FOUNDER cannon belonging TO the
United States Naval Department The cannon bears
the inscription star OF the West" ana was used
the vessel OF that name. wac borrowed from the
Naval Deparm by Westneld Repu eight years
to are salues in honor Of President Grant aud has
ever Since been In tue POSSESSION OF Mr j. 8. Dudley
aud other Grant men. The 1lden club wanted the
at their meetings this iall and the Republicans
told they could have IL for tlO night. The can
from the Star a the West one Of several hundred
ging United States and scattered about
country IN the possession Of pryate indivIduals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs MERE AND THERE RY THn
SUNS REPORTERS.
Dry Dock Savins. Bank Depesitors Asass
Aiarmed-Five Hundred Acceunts Closed
otBSOOO Drawn Out In I've Days.

Aiarmed-ftve Hundred Accounfs Ciosea-
ofBSOOO Drawn Out In I've Days.
It was rumored Yesterday afternoon that the
depostore OF the cast side savings banks alarmed ~
the recent failure, Of savings Institutions had begun
upon the very. the Dry DOCK, the metropolitan
and the Bleecser street Institutions Just previous "a
the expiration of mixing business hours sreporter fcs
The SUN found unusui henngs OF dep ex'
cept the Dry DOCK. About Hfty deposltors wers
wi ing in that Institution when the doors closed
at the usual hour No more we're admitted. ana all whs
inside paid their a,set ss the CASHIER
could nnger the bills During the dsy soout 500 VITA.
drew their deposits. vcePresident Curtiss said thst
about 100000 taken out ye terdsy and sesooo on
Thursday. Tue deposits yesterdiy amounted to tioooe
large Of the money oeng returned By depotors
who took out their money on Thursday These persons
lost three mouths Interest The officers say that thef
can pay dollar for dollar.
Inquiry having Dcen made OF superintendent Ellis.
he said that the banks named above arc we'll sble -
stand all the withdrawal OF deposits that made.
and that the greatest evil will result to the depoators
In the loss OF Interest to all who their money
Some excitement. he sad was to be spprehended vita
the closing OF many savings bInKs such rapid
cession. but would he thought, be asyed after the
bsnks above named exhibit their great strength.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30

The Town Hall at Flatbush last night W.
thronged 20 overnowing by one Of the most epthusi
astic Democratic gatherings known in the Villages
Mr.. NJ. Il. Finuegan President Of the FlatDush Tden
aud Hendricks Club presided. After ra flying resolu
tions had been adopted. speeches we're delivered By
senator John c. Jacoos, Col. A. c. Davis, Brevstos
Kissam, j. r. Allaban. Charles ID. Belden. Major Hag
eerty and s. W, Hamilton. Mr.. Finnegan, . Demo-
cratic leader OF FIabush, promise unusually large
Democratic vote this year in his town.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30

David Kaefer Of Twenty-third street and Third
avenue, brooklyn. about weeks ago IN irried VII
amsburgh yonng lady and ettled down IN south Brook
iyn ON THURSDAY when asOke his wife Was ullsslnE
Sue had taken nearly $1,000 from nj. trunk.
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A Forser Who Wished TO be Extra dited.

Leopold Nettel, held for extradition upon the
charge OF forgery Austria, was before Judge West
brook yesterday upon writ OF habeas corpus tor hh
discharge Nee said that he sick and tired Of ths
trial and ready TO go at once to Austria. Counsd
for Nee objected but the prisoner insls ed upon sur
rendering himself to the Austrian Government, ans
dismissed his lawy Nete SAID that be preferred "
sail IN the Rhein to-day, and late last evening tue Pre-
ceedngs withdrawn before Jnuge WestOroOk. ans
Netiel is to start to daI on hls return to Austria
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30

SAN Francisco, Sept. 2s-rhe jury 10 the
case of the United Chas Jost proprietor Of
the Antioch Distilery. to-day rendered verdict for
the defendant The parties erested on behalf OF the
Government ssy that the verdict 10 not accordance
with the evidence and that some important evidence
was suppressed VI destroyed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30
Rorie 4 Go. TolierIng.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.-lhere has been
apprehension to-day OF the danger Of the failure
ofA Henry Boric They are large holders OF Read
ing stVcA, and Readiug Went down with crash. They
pulled through the uay, however.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30
Checking the AI,mony Business.

Justice Pratt, in Brooklyn yesterday, refused
application for alimony divorce suit OF Amelia
4. Dunham against RoOert T. Dunham. saying that the
granting OF umony had been carried too far. The
cases In which divorce proceedlnRs hAd
been begun through the pressure OF friends, chienT
mother -In.law solely to get alimony. When that 90
Ject was attained there end Of the case
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30

CosHoCToS, Onto. sept. e9.-Francis Ept, who
convicted in May last for the murder OF Abraham
werhemer OF this place on Ov 9O 1875. wes hanged
TO-DAY at T. NJ The fall did not ms neck even
cause strangulliiOn, The poor sn utterng te most
piteuu- Cres IA RrOans. Tine tr was rcauust d a.
speedily possible aud sprung second time. usocat.
iug his neck ana causing ueath without struggle.
Drs lngraham, Harris, ana Johnson pronounced life
extinct ~ 1923 Z. Nj The BODY VIII te turncd to
the MEDICAL society OF TINS ciy II not demanded by the
friends Ot the deceased.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30

CoPESHAOEN, sept. e9.-The return OF King
George TO G eece has been indefinitely postponed IL
Ia rumorcd that the KinS has demanded the Of
Crete To Greece and tue rectncstOn Of the frontier In
kplfus rhessAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30
THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS
The Cruise Of the Pandora In tho Arctic seas
Nares's Expedition.

LONDON, Sept. e9.-The Admiralty have re-
received a letter from Mr. Allan Young. commander OF
the steamer Pandora which Is masing voyage 10 the
mouth of smiths Sound to bring to England any de-
.pstcnes which may have been deposited there by the
Arctic expedition under Capt Mares announcing lis
rival at uppernavix on the 18th OF Juy. All on board
were well He was TO proceea north july H. The
winds during the summer had been IRON the routn.
ward and were therefore not calculated 20 clear tue
Ice from Melville Bay. out far as Wis bic from
UppernaviE the ses wA clear. There was no news Vi
tie Arctic expedition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30

dation Of documents a. II has eJnerienced In
this campaign. Twelve TilIion copies of cam
prign documents b We been sent out from the
neadqu rters OF the National and State Com
mitt, es." He added that the reporls rec lived
by tue National Committee indicated that the
party was In good condition In evory State, nd
was receiving lurge acoessions from the kepub-
l,an partv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30
An Indian missionary Murdered.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-ihe Rev. A. II. Ffen-
nell was shot dead within mile Of the Cheyenne
river agency the night Of the 27th inst. MIR
Ffennell was Protestant Episcopal missionary who
had been laDOrng amOng the indians at that agency
for several years with mucn success and as he was
popular, II Ia supposed that he WAS kied by mis-
take Tor some other person.
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Corr.,, CbaIienve the Winners.

ITHACA, n. Y, sept. ~. cornell has decided
to challenge the winners IN the CembridgeoKford
race which occurs In March next The challenge viii
b. for esht- with cnx,wain. m the English
men may decide and for four'mlie race over The
regular course from PutneY 10 Morlake
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30
AFun.ral Mirhou, F.,msr..

Mrs. Caroline Hecker, mother of the Rev.
Father Hecker. the founder OF the Paulis order in
this city. was buried yesterday from her home a.
II Montgomery street. The absence OF flowers, with
the except OF large cross, due TO special
quest before her death She disked ntatous dia
play VI any kind. She was SO years OF age.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30
The L.,e-, Fourteenth Ward Murder.

James Gately OF SO Crosby street, who was
stabbed In the abdomen by unknown person in al
leJway OF 25 Marion street Thursday night died in
Bellevue Hospital last evening Louis Peren. who
with Gately, stabbed 10 the hip. They told Capt.
Aaire that Italians stabbed them after oroerlng
them from the alley, into which they had gone 10 drink
a Of Deer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30
RulinR Our the OacehoIder..

The Hon. Thomas Z. Stewart will report, this
evening. plan for the reorganization Of the Repub
Ican party of this city, under which person to be
eligible TO place ocer OF association. or az del
egAte to the Central Committee or TO convention who
hods any public appointment except that Of NotarI
Public Or Commissioned VI Deeds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30
An ARRAY that NAV End ne a Homicide.

Peter Pigeon of IL Boerum place and Albert
Bechtel OF 4l9 Fulton street. Brooklyn sborers while
on way last evening got tipsy Bechte irr-
tated Pigeon. and nash Of anger Pigeon hacked his
companion four tunes the right arm With razor,
innictng deep and painful gssbes. The blood pourcA
out In stream, aud Bechel nx to the sfuewMk from
exhaustion He carried to the police station, ana
his wou were dressed The cuts may prove fatal.
Detective Curran arrested Pigeon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30
SOME WAsHINGToN TOPICS.
An American Vessel Laden with Petroleum
Burned ut sea.

wAsHISGToN, Sept. q. Information has been
received the Treasury Depsrtment through the De-
partment Of state, from the United states Consul ct
Copenhagen, that the ship Ellen Dyer. Granville 7.
CIIDp Master OF New YORK. laden with renned petro-
leun, toJs hre and was tot lily DESTROYED near the s
and OF Thung IN tle Categat. The ofhcers aud crew
they were brought 10 Aarhu. oy the Danish revenue
bian vice.Consul AZ Aarhus. The crew were entirely
destitute. relieved by the Con- ul at COpen'
earliest opportunity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30
The Court Of Appeals

ALBANY, Sept. 29-The clerk OF the Court OF
Appeals particularly requests that in noticing causes
for the November calendar, lawyers VIII write thei
address In full, ana also the full address Of theI
opposing counsel upon each notice Of argument.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30
A Complimen, TO American Industry.

The Niebeiung Orchestra at Bayreuth, ,undo tho
Leadership Of Hans II Chter and Aug Wllnelmy, have
presented to klcnard Wagner beautiful concert grand
whicn is not only high compliment TO the WE'LL known
nrm, but sAo " AmeTleaa industry. ADJ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30
Tn. ovn.r.h,n ol Glen M,,chs,,

SARATOGA, Sept. ga case is pending In
court here involving the ownership OF the Glen Mitch.
ell property worth about 100000 George Mitchell.
who com ,ltted suicide some time ago. IN 1872 con.
ed all his property to the wife OF his brothrf CaeO
Mitchell The heirs of George alege fraud In the con
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30

In west1ed, n. j., on Wednesday, Mrs. Pit
cairn. aged 10 years, married to clergyman Of
about the same age. As the nnal words were pro
nOunced In the ceremony, the bride eetktd with
paralysis from watch she Is not e1pee ed 10 recover
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30

LOEDoN, Sept. a.-Sir Thomas white, mem
ber OF the Board OF Aldermen for The Ward OF Fort
soKen was to-day elected Lori Mavor OF London Ac-
curiing 70 she general custom Alderman Owden of
BhOpsgate should have been chosen but the bad state
Of his health precuded MN from taking the office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30

LONDON, Sept. 20-This was the last day Of
the Newmarket First October meeting. The New
market October handicap the principal event, for
which twelve horses taced the starter. Mr. Pottsr's
cot New landed tho winner with lina second and
Chypre thir The betting GA the course before the
was Ia TO against NewOort bto against Lima.
aud t. 2 against Chypre Mr.. SanfOrd's American
horse Mate, Win ~ tO against him. ran aud finished
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30

SO that instead OF a surplus OF t125.6e96e as
claimed by the bank. there Is a deficiency Of
t21 06059. or about IL cent. of the liabilities.
the costs OF closing the banks affairs must be
not less than per cent. Yet depostors will get
~ cents on the doltar, 90 per cent. Of which can
be obtained within sixty days. The bank >
Affairs are In the hands OF the Acknowledgement rnl
OF the State, and judge j. b. Landon mas the APP
poiDtment Of receiver.
Tue reporL was accepted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30

Jersey avenue, Jersey City, was In blaze last
night for half . mile The torches Of LIS men In
compact macs iilumined the colored uniforms, ana
rockets shot upward from . battery IL wac the nfss
torchlight parade of the Orestes Cleveland Legion
regiment OF uniformed Tilden ana Hendricks voters.
The legion rched TO the residence of Mr. Cevean6
IN Wayne street. where 5000 persons had gathered v
lnlan TO hneSCnan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30
The Railroad Kings Condition.

Commodore Vanderbilt saw Tow VIsIton
yesterday but talked about business anairs with his
sop william H. Vanderbilt. His physicians say thaS
the death of Hunt severe loss 70 them as upon
his chemical ald mlcrOscOpcal examinations much OF
their treatment Of the COnmodor case was based.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30
THE FIRST MEDAL AND REPORT AWARDED TO pKoKK
BROTHERs

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.-We take pleasure In
Announcing that the celebrated New York manutac-
turer. OF Ianos, Messrs. Decker brothers. have OBJ
tanned the nrst medal anu highly COnmei ditOrY re-
pore Tor the unsurpassed excellence OF their instru
ments unanimous resolutions Of the irY,
Ret ging 20 the announcements OF Otner manufac.
tnrrrs that they have obtained przs over ali compel.
ols We desire TO nio M the pu bc that tn re was out
award for the highest ore n " ex ellenee Ths has
Lssn ageordea " Messrs. DECKER Br0s,-Aav,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30
A Veterinary surgeons Death

Benjami James. aged 50 years, a veterinar,
surgeJO, Of 10 Tnlrd street, Wamsburgh, ~as fount
dead on tue door OF his room Yesterday morning. II,
10 supposed to have fallen out OF his bed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30
Pnri. PubIisher'. septence.

PARIS Sept 29-rhe pu blisher OF the Tribune
IA rAuic i newspaper has been sentenced to hree
months imprsohment for an article which appeared
In that paper Insulting religion
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30

Increasing clOudiness, southeast to southwest
winds, Stationery higher temperature, falling, fo
lowed Dy rising barometer, wIh colder northwest
winds.
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Tveed's COMPANION
Buried in tho Ruins of n Fallen Building.

LONDON, Sept. e9-The man who at the time
of IWeeds departure from NlgO WAS at hotel there
under the name OF sands 10 a son OF Tweed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30

The Therm ometer In New Nork Yesterday.
AT Hudnuts at 3 o'clock A. NJ. 55' q, bsi
o. 63'i ~ NJ, 6S' $50 L. M,7l'i q, b5' " b2' ~ w
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30
MEEIIN0 OF DEPosITORs.
What the Creditors OF tho Bond Stree
Savings Bank May Get.

Tho depositors in the suspended Bond
Street Savings Bank met last evening to listen
to the report Of their committee. The commit
tee reported that the property Immediately
available Is United States bonds, s2eoOO0 |;
BROOKLYN city bonds, tll20Oo; New York city
bonds, s35,700; westchester county bonds. $70,-
900 ; Richmond county bonds. t1,G0 bonds and
mortgages, f3ss3O loans on call. 5000; cash
In vault and banks, $g1735.9l; interest accrued.
and accrued. $3.50. Total, Soss,6754j, which Is
about seventy per cent. OF the whole amount
due the depositors. Not Immediately available
are Real estate valued in official staten ent,
S3es 21216; town bonds, kll4,4U0 Total, $5l2,-
6i2 Is. which Is about forty per cent. Of tue
liabilities.
hui the committee compute q shrinkaee The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-30

The rlnno Awardnl,he Cen,ennial

SAVANNAH. Sept. %. The tot 4 number of In
fever
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