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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16
rHE NINTH WARD MURDER.
Daniel Bssrne Held for Trial fer the Kiiiips
Of Msrssrst ecabsurG.


Coroner Ellinger held an inquest yester-
day In the case OF Margaret Seaboure, who was
killed on Thursday night by Daniel Bourne.
Police Ofcer Jewell testified that at ct out l0:45
p. Nj. on Thursday he heard . CRY Of murder at
No. 20 Gansevoort street, and that on looking
through window he saw Bourne 10 the act OF
striking his wife with bis nst. The ofhcsr ar
rested Bourne. and then found hrs. Sc .bourg
sitting at the window With . large cut In her
head. The wife OF the prisoner produced a club
from under the bed. nd said that the prisoner
had struck Mis-. SeAbourg with II, and the pris-
oDer said that he had done II In self defence.
Hannah Bourne, the prisoners wife. testified
that Margaret Senbourg lived In tue house with
her and paid half the rent. and canned II by
working out. Sne was quarrelsoms woman,
aud had tried to sepsr to Mr.. and Mrs. Bourne,
aud on Tnursday evening she was sitting with
Hearing Mr.. Bourne ascending the stsircs 50,
she locked the door. He knocked at the door,
and Mrs. Seao0urs told him to 20 where he h ad
been all DAY. He then put bis knee to the door
to break It 10. and Mrs Bourne told Mrs. Sea-
oours. " For Gods sake to open the door and
let him In" She let him In and then began TO
| scold him. He III cd bis n.t and struck her.
He had something In his hsnd. Mre. Bourne
| then spoke to her, but che did not answer, and
MRS. Bourne saw blood running down her face.
Bourne struck his wife after be struck Mrs. Sea-
bourg.
Catherine KsrDbeinR testified that she heard
Bourne say. Open the door, or will break It
In" and that aftorw ird ne said, ~ can put Up
with one woman. but I cannot put up with
liquor store she heard he cry Of murder.
DR. Goldsmith testified that the temporal
bone had been broken and that death was the
result Of compound fracture OF tho skull.
ana be was oomuitted. His wife was ssut to the
House OF Detention.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16
THE INDIAN WAR.
Ges. Terry's Command Breaking Up and the
Troops Returning Home.

CHICAGO, Sept ia Times special cor
respondent with Gen. Terry telegraphs, under
date Of Fort Buford, mouth o. the Yellowstone,
Sept. Q; "Tbe npsI breaking up Of Gen. Terry's
command occurred yesterday morning, and all
the troops are now route for home, with the
exception OF two rseimsnts OF infantry, which
will winter at the mouth OF Tongue river. VI he
Montana troops, mum bering 80 Infantry and l20
horse. and Including 70 Infantry aud the Second
Cavalry, under Gen. Gibbon, left for Fort Ellis,
with . WAGON train and supplies for eighty days.
They will folio " the old Stanley trail. The route
Is teeming with nostilcs, and is 40 miles long.
Tbev may encounter large war party In the Big
Horn country. Thsv have been In the ned since
March, aud are poorly clad for the cold weather
and fierce storms which sweep over the prairles
at this season. Tho Twenty second Infantry
have been left at the mouth OF Glendive creek,
and have oexun the construction OF stockade.
They will remain until Nov. l. or later"
despatch just received from Gen. Sherm an
countermands the order to winter a regiment Of
cavalry on tue Yellowstone. which renders a
winter campaign impossible, and Indefinitely
postpones the subsection Of tue Sioux.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16
THE FERRY-TICKE EFT FRA UDS.
The Kind OF Business that was Transacted
at the Desbrosses street Gate.

The ktnd OF Business that was Transacted
at the Desbrosses street Gate.
Justice Murray renewed the examination
OF the case OF Moraan Decker, ex-fsrry master
at the Desbrossss street ferry, who Is accused Of
compilcity In systematically roDbiDg the Penn
syivAnia Railroad Company prior TO the 10th ult.
Decker sat in the box in the ferry house whose
window Is lettered " Buy Your Tickets Here"
his alleged accomplice In that At he further end
OF the narrow psssage way to the boats, whose
window 10 iettered " Give Your tickets Here"
Having PAID Decker three csnts for bis ticket,
the passenger walked along tue passage to the
window OF the accomplice and surl lendered his
ticket there. the accomplice. the Pennsylvania
Railroad CUnp pany charges, Concealed tickets in
his hands, sleeves, and pockets, aud rsturnod
them to Decker 10 oe resod.
vaniA ilroad Company. called William God
win, ex.ticket collector for the company. and
he testified thS he had seen william N. Pldtner,
ticket collector, lay tickets aside that had been
sold to passsngers by Decker. aud delivered TO
him, instead OF dropping them into the box.
ii . had also seen Piatner standing ia toe d oor-
way OF Deck.rs box during his tour OF duty,
and In earnest conversation with Decker.
DIR. Chsries l.. II RI. ferry agent OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad, testified that no ferry master
or ticket collector should absent himself from
bis box during the hours Of service, except
when formaliy relieved. The examination was
adjourned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16
CoNFEssIHG An AssAssINATION.
Tho Cold Biooded Murder Of MIR. Chislett nj
Eiiwooa, N. J., bv Three Asssssins.

Tho Cold Biooded Murder Of MIR. Chislett ut
Eiiwooa, n. J., bv Throe Asssssins.
Isaac Dayton, one of the South Jersey
outlaws believed to have been concerned In the
murder OF old Mr.. Chisett, at Ellwood, a few
weeks since, has made confession to tho
County Prosecutor, Mr.. A. II. Slope, In presence
Of Sheriff Samuel Adams. 1t is as follows:
Ny name is Issao Dayton. reside at La Cas-
Ia, AIN rs wears OLD, and married. On Saturday
night (that Of the mur der) Hin. Foley, nd my
self were together; tney desired nv TO 20 with
them somewhere, and went with them. old
not know where they were going. We stopped
at the house where the murder took place II
was about Two miles from Ellwood station. Hill
aud Fullen broke open the door ana went IN.
They soon came out again. i heard noise
inside aud saw the old man Chislett open
the door. As soon as he opened n Hill
nred. Killing him instantly. 1 saw him do II.
/ stood right alongside OF him when he nred
the gun II was assingle- barrelled gun Hiil and
Fulen then went In again did not 20 with
them / do not know who onoked or struck the
girl. az | ala not see her they soon afterward
came out. and then we left we ilved In the
swamp, and then made our way TO place
oaiieu Coles Mills. and from thence to Penns-
grove, where We took The boat TO Wilmington,
Del, thence No went to Munoy, Pc. where We
we're arrested on Saturday night at fullers
aunts mouse, and brought here that 10 all 1
know"
trust, but Is generally believed TO be substanti-
Dayton's father is confined In the May 9
Landing jail awaiting tho tri for a robbery.
tue cnhrgs having boon standing against him
for nine years; three Of his four children are in
mother who Is arrested for cOmpncity in the
murder OF Cbtslett.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16

Mrs. Margaret Parker President OF the wo-
mans sum ge Society OF Dundee, scotland. said last
night at reception gvon TO her ~ DR.. Clemence S.
LOEer that Scottish snd Irish women have the right
vote for municipal officers IN Ensland, ami that in
chosen are sup rOr point Of education ana character
10 those elected formerly by men alone, Woman sui.
frage 10 Ore4t Brialn 10 ady0cattd chi, ny Dy the
weathy rasses Mrs Lille Dtycrtux Blakt annou Ccd
tnst she WAS 10 aduress poitleal sssemoase IN the
church At FIeth street anu III -hlh aNenu on Tue ~
inst Mrs Jcunir June Croly aud Mrs, May Baiafi
Ilsrkr, kOrth CarOna poet also SPOKE M'ss Su an
b. Anthony said tat Ass Susan King an0 seye al Othtr
capitalists attend tO erect IN THIS city building con
tanning b. l. for oman suffrage meetings. cup rynhis
iuT women, resi iAurunt, taVlnBs D"hk' anu omCts
Tor business men.
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4 CRIMINAL IN THREE srArEs.
Bursisr whs is Likely TO spend his no
manning Days In Prison.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 15.-IIarrison p.
Brown aud Henry Williams, who have served
three and half years In the Eastern Peniten-
tiary for a daring attempt to enter the Corn RI
change Bank. became free men at midnight last
night by the expiration OF their sentences.
before they left the prison this morning. how
over, Brown was rsarrested. detainers having
been lodged BY Gov. Hayes OF Ohio and Gov.
Tilden of New York. Ia New York Brown was
known as Dick Mccoy" and he Ia wanted
there for a bank robbery. In OHIO he has sevcn-
teen years vet To serve on q sentence OF twenty
years. for the robbery OF the Csdiz Bank. The
Quarter Session Court to-day gave him into tho
custody OF the Ohio ofncers. While Brown was
In the X stern Penitentiary q near relative left
him . fortune Of $4,000, which will probably
have . chance to accumulate for his old sgs, for
be will be 50 years old when Onto IA done with
hum, and New YoIk Will tnen want BIN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16
A REPRIEvE or SEVEN MONTHS.
Writs OF Error Taken Out for Six Of tho
Convicted MoIiv Mesoircs.


PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 15.-Death war
rants were Issued by Gen. Hartranft, on Sept. 7.
for the hsnrinp. on Dot. 81. OF Thomas Munev,
James Carroll, James Boyle, Hugh McGeben.
and James Roarty. tho Molly Maguires who were
found guilty OF murd er In the 6rst degree, and.
on sept. 1s, a similar warrant was issued for the
hanging OF Alexander Campbell, convicted Of
the murder OF John X. Jones, In Carbon county.
For each OF these men, except Thomas Muney,
wrlts OF error were. yesterday. taken out ia the
Supreme Court, In Philadelphia, and we're made
Moiles Is the result OF the special lseisation re-
saving the neck Of the notorious DR.. Sohoeppe.
THE bill, p ssed Feb. 4, 1870. " as follows;
That In ali cases OF murder and voluntary man.
slaughter writ uf error frVm the supreme Court to
sued the oats Of the defendants or defendant
- in civil case In all cases OF murder In tue nrst
provisions " the nrst section OF mis- act nov pend
ins IN the said court M shall DC the ou o. the Judge
TO determie whether the ineredens necessary 10 con-
stute murder n the nrst degree shs have oeen found
ment and send The same back for new ,rsl or 10 en.
ter such Judgment as he laws OF THIS COMMONWEALTH
sns rcanire AZ wn OF error mow n,sns IN INC
msnslsughter shall be held regular and OF force. to
remove sny ,uch ue.. snd TO .uthorlze and require
the su rene Court TO hear and determine the same
with &C eject n sued after the passage ofthie act
Despite the veto OF Gov. Gesry the bill was
made a law by both br nohes OF the Legislature.
1t was Tot effective IN Sonoeppe's case. however,
and its availability tn behalf Of tue Mollee,
though Questioned by lawyers. oannot prevent
the delay OF seven months IN the execution OF
their sentence. The cases OF Doyle and Kelly.
conviction tonk place In April last, have not yet
been DISPOSED OF.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16
THE ENC AS BowERY BRANCH
The Fund for Carrying on the Work threush
the Winter Exhausted.

In February. 1873, the Bowery Branch OF
the Young Mems Christian Association at l3<
Bowery began a plan OF relief with view to
assisting worthy young men who were tempo
rarity destitute. Tho necessity for such . step
was at that time very evident, and after IL be-
came known that no money was spent for either
sal ries or rent the public generously controut-
ed. and up TO the current month the institution
never lacked means. The small surplus on hand
at the beginning OF this year is exhausted. aud
for tho fret time since the beginning OF the
work the managers have been compelled to
suspend relief. From February. 1874 To Aug.
81. 1875, the institution dispensed la6,7W free
nieals, 2,l6T ireo lodgings, and aided 6,764 DIFF
ferent men.
hr. j John Dooly, the Secretary. says;
The plan OF our rehef prOpoNs to aid only
able bodied men with food, louRing, and II
possible, employment The expenses OF the
lodging department are provided for, our lac X
Ia for means TO support the meal department.
The need Of such an effort Is apparent TO all. and
Is rs great a necessity now as during the Uast
three years. The puolc may assist us In two
ways; first by the purchase OF mel tiokets,
which We offer for sale at nve dollars per hun
dred. or by direct gifts OF cash. produce, or
clothing. The rooms ire open from $50 A. M.
untIl 10 p.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16

The Independent Labor Party Is to eleot dcis-
gates in the several Assembly districts OF this city on
Monday evening. TO meet In Martins Hall AlDsny. on
the soh inst which s the on which the Indepon-
dent Greenbacx aud the Democratic Greenbsok Con.
venttons are to be held In the same CITY, All thrcs
bodies VIII meet IN the same hall noon, and II 10
prom ble viii set In unison as state ConyyntIon Of
the Independent 0reenbsck Party. Il u moot-d
question whether straght-ou 0reenback ate ickct
VIII be nominated as several 10 favor of ~
the Democratic State nominees with exception u
Dorsheiner but II IA s,id that strai int
electoral ticket Will certainly b. nominated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE nj rH1
SUMS REPORTERS.

The Return oftbe Prizt-Fishtcrs MIR. JOSEPH
Eoss Telling his Own story and Disc arg
tnG his Little Freight of Prize Money.
Joe Goss and Jim Cusiok have arrived in this
city. Goes cxhioiu face without but with I've
eyes IN In deep mourning. "No more than ia have
got bsrroom row." he said. His wsnderings sincs
the night have been extensive. He shrewd enough
to quit the train miles out of Covneton Cusiok
and himself and one two other trusted foiiowess
walked thence TO an inn near Covington "They eay
beat to pieces" said Joe. "rd like TO knov n =
ma, beat like that could walk miles and cone
out as fresh a. I am now. That's what did. I hsd
that man Just where wanted him. round or I've
more would have finished him. hadnt got my seoona
Wind" What much moro TO the purpose Joe
showed the stake money and the side bets that he wc.
on the contest The money that he fought and cd fos
rapidly changing to drinks for admirins "sports-"
B' own chief anxiety to correct the impression shas
n heal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16
Too Btr n Bite n Chew,

Ex-Justioe Eames Of wiiliamsburgh WAS nassr
urslly angry when the Democracy Kings county
fused to 60 upon the Hayes policy and gSe him the
nomination for third term l. was also not 10 disoord
With the laws Of human fray that should thereupon
become Republican In revenge. But his turning over
tne property OF the Democratic Club OF the ~ teeush
Ward-s brass cannon-to his Alies, IL In good
form, morally. socially. polltcsy. or legally. and II "
proposed to hVld him TO account for so doing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16

Just as Justice Dufy took his seat In the
Tombs Police Court yesterday, Theodore All n. 40
companied BY Mr. h. f. Price, his counsel, surrendered
himteif.
"I The police have been looking for you for several
days," said his honor.
-. Ana have been looking for the police" replied
Mr. Allen.
before this coiioquy ceased Inspector McDermots
rushed up the the Tombe but the for
the arrest OF Alien that he held worthless and he
turned away uisa ppOlnted.
Allen gave 81, 90 bail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16

PorTsvIILE PA, Sept lb.-rhe recent sus-
pension OF the Miners Tru.t Company Bank, with liza
biues OF u 800 900 10 beginning to be keeniy felt BY
those depostors who for have been in tue habit
OF Withdrawing certain Gums on the approach OF
winter suc ent to nelp them through the slack time
To-day the Presdelt OF the bank JACOB hunihinser.
was surrounded by = crowd OF women. who became su
demOnstrauve ihst 1t was necessary TO call the police
This evening the directors made an Assis snment and
appointed IL O. nuseell and =. II MAdden asslgnees.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16
New Route to Coney IsianS.

A map OF a new railroad to Coney Island from
Brooklyn has been nled In the Registers once IL de-
scrbes railroad Intended from the junction.
OF Washington and Atlantic avenues through wash
ington avenue to Fatbuah avenue to Ocean -
the Franklin avenue boulevard across private lande
the parade ground through East sixteenth stroN
70 lat ne sneepshei id Bay 20 Engemspn's hotel o.
President Of the new road. and samuel Mckrof Il the
chief engineer The new road IL named the King.
County Central Railroad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16
. uow,no Rego,,n a, New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. b.-lhe annual regatta
OF the Louisiana State Amateur Rowing Association
came on this evening on tue river. The fouroared
she raoe for the championship, three miles straight
won by tue Hope crew, Time, 1879, Inc tVur.
OuTgp race three miles straight MAS also won OJ
tue Hope. Tune l7'i7 The single scui uhe race Two
miles Gown tnr Stream Was Aiso won uy the HOPE.
1uie l2stS. rhe single scul workng boat race Nas
won easily Oy the Howard, ,he Hope second Tine,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16
New York DAY a, ,h. Centennial.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 16.-At the Centennial
Exhibition every enort 10 being made to make New
York day. the 2lst lust, Of the most memorable
days OF the Exhibition. The rairoAds will run their
tralns so to accommodate the greatest possible
unit OF travel. aud have reduced lhe rates Of pas
sage very lOW ngure to accommodate AL who wlsh
to ake part IL Is sAld that GOV. llden nno stan and
numher O distinguished clizens Will Oe present aud
during the alteru0on. VIII hold reception NJ their
ULlulnn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16

Oficer Short brought Edward OConor before
the OF Justice Peloubets court In Jerser City ycs
terdAy. o'Conor charged with the offence Of utter
ing the word 4" Bah !" when the bloody shirt" was
named at the Republican mass meeting on Thursday
night. The magistrate reprimAnded O'Conor, and he
DISCHARGED,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16
A blaze IN tho sixth Ward.

At 1890 this morning u Ore broke out in tho
sixth 1tory OF the stores 90 and eT Duane street.
Tho stores were occupied BY Vernon. Bro' d
Co., paper yrsHSo9'e yrsHS WSgman; Is.,,.,. Bira Co;
fancy pap. 70 and printing cards the American Stove
COmpsny, AND the Dolphin MAnufacturlhg Company.
1hree alarms sentfur the Fire Department and ut
l O'CLOCK the IRE WAS under control Tho damage wAs
About t25, 90, mostly caused Dy water.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16

BOSTON. Sept l5.-Class 2.to-Pur,e 5000, di-
vtded mile heats; Frank Hall. /. l; Carrie Allen.
g, 2. a. Boston Pilot; 3. 81 Belle Oakley 8, o. g.
Time 2,Sla. 2.324, 2:S2A.
DI,l,l; NelAe Natop. .. 2, 81 Kitty Cook, 3, 8, 81
John 5. neald. 8. o. a. Tlme. 2:2Sle. 2i96N, ego
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16

New York George w Smith, OF Herkimer
County (Democrap, for the Twenty ty-sccond District
Ohio-E Is. Hall. Greenback for the sixth District.
Alabama james I i,aplrr (uolOred RtpubncAnj for
the Fourth District some dclrgatlons OOed aud NOM
mated JtTr llaalroH (cOOTcd), the present member.
Arkansss-n, II. stuart Democrat, for The Third DIS
trict. part OF the Convention withdrew anu nOml.
mated jordan a. Crayens
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16
CURIOsITIEs OF CRIME.

John Schlick, policy dealer at 3}T West Por-
~ fourth street. committed to prison by Jusace
Dufy yesterday.
John kreatz went into the place at 100 Chat-
ham street drank the liquid that IN he sintn ward
Ia called champagne, and in the stupor that f0novea
his companions robbed him OF tbO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16
RIFE Practice a, Cree smoor.

Teams from the Seventh. EIGHTH, Ninth,
Twelfth. Thirteenth. Fourteenth. Twenty second
Twenty.thrd Thirtysecond. and Forty-sevsnth Regt-
ments OF this city and Brooklyn from the Forty
third Regiment Of Oswe.o and the Forty ninth Of Au
burn now encamped on the range practsed et Creed-
moor yesterday ~ prcparation Tor the fourth annual
meeting OF the National kihe Association which wt0
begin On Monday with the 4" Judd Match"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16

The Woman who sms shed n window.
Mrs. Bridget Barry bought one OF the weed
Compsnys sewing machines. and, after she had paid
s55 OF the soo purchas. money the machine seized
in the companys name She then TO the store
peatedy to OBJ settlement, and hnaly anger.
dashed brick through the large plate gas. window Of
the elegant store at Union square. In the Msrna
Court yesterday Mrs Barry got eos and and the
caee " Waa sett
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16
usou,h Carolina Republ,can Nominations.

COLUMBIA, Sept. 15.-rhe Republican state
Convention has rcnDmlnated tho Governor Lieutenant
Governor Comptroller General, Treasurer. ana secre
tHry " Slate. r. b. EiIOtt (cOlVred) nAs Oeen nOni
nstea for Attorney Generai
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16

NEW HAvKS, Sept. ia tornado cut a
swath through the northern part Of the city OF Bridge
port about midnight Thursday. II unroofed several
houses aud snapped number OF large trees on near
the ground. The tornado lasted aOou. three minutes
and IVES apparently about 800 yarus wide. II was &C
cOmpanled by rumOns noise. ana the houses IN lls
pA N lhOok A. Il an NArIhQmake " As coming
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16

Ex-Gov. Joel Parker, Senator Leon Albeit, tho
Hon. Oswald O,endorfer. the Hon. Job Lippncott the
Hon. Rudolph y. R4be. and Others will address tho
Tiden Hendricks mass meeting on Palsade avenue
and FerrI street. Jersey CITY. neIt YridAy evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16

PHILADBLPHIA, Sept. l5-lhe cricket match
between twelve Englishmen residing IN the United
States aud twelve Americans was continued to-day On
th' G rmnntOWn Cricket Ground at Nceiown, The
Eng gllshmr completed their nrs inning ana played
secOnG scoring in both innin.s 1875, The Americans
tnT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16

Patrick Muldeny, al, d n, laborer, was ieay
ing the tunnel OF the Delaware, LlckasanLa and
Western Railroad Thursday night, al Hudson CITY,
wheu portion Of the roofing fell on him tie diea
terday inOrning at ST. Francis Hospital, Jersey Cny.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16
An Award That wim Never he Made.

There is In charge OF the storekeeper at the
State Arsenal at Trenton. n. j., magnincenty m.
ished saddle, brdle, sTrups. and spurs-the leather
embroidered with horse hair and porcupne Qulls md
mounted with silver, and the metal inaid apd Plaed
with silver and gold-onsnd by Commander BOggs,
U, 8. NJ In 1901 20 ",ht bIsvest oi the Sew JERSEY
troops" the award TO be made By Gov. Olden IL mas
lain there fifteen years. Commodore bVggs 10 dead.
Gov Olden ded year ago. ana II any one Jersey n
In the service was braTtr than smother It much
loved Pull Kearney. who died where he had always
fought, In toe fore froht of battle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16
President Grant Under an Injunction.

Judge WestbrooK has granted an order givina
Leopold Nettel leave to apply In ten days for his dts
ohArge from he has been held In connnement
for more than sixty days extradition
The order forbids the Presdent Of United etAtes
from Meantime granting mandate for Netes surren-
der. the Secretary OF State from lssuiug
date and the United States MarAals from executin It.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16

Boston, Sept. l5-Detectiye Plnkham OF the
State police yesterday arrested at wsertown Amos
Cutler prominent real estate operator ana broker,
the charge OF emOezIing 100000 with which he has
been entrusted IN order TO negotiate loan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-16
More CrooL edue.s In brooklyn.

Three deputy revenue collectors In Brooklyn
yesterday morning vtea the two story brick dwelling
st l4o wTthe avenue. BROOKLYN. broke into 40 sdjoe-
ing store reaching to the back anu finding their
way into the cellar destroyed lsoo gallons OF masa
prepared for An Illicit stll The copper worm-the moss
valuable property connected with stlhad oosn ro-