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MIRk rWlIy,s DIFFERENCES.
His COurfship and how he Complied with his
Fnther-in-l.nw's Request.

His COurfshtp ana how he t0mpiiod with his
Fnther-in-i.nw's Request.
And Mark Twain made up his mind that
he must marry. and that no one else but that
particular giri could be Mrs. Twain. He set
about that eourtship In his usual slow. delib-
erat, drawing fashion, because Mark Twain.
in the conception and execution OF every piece
OF business, rates far above the mere literary ad
vcnturer. He " a man OF insciutsble depth. He
goes for hts game IN the most extraordinary
fashion. lie drops on 1t and makes his points
ms he does hts stories In n manner and from a
direction least expected nv the locker on.
Well, there was father-in-iaw to DO won as
well AS the girl. and the father-in law had to be
carried first, like the outer parallel In line Of
defence. Tho father. .in-law WIS Immersed in
business. lie hadn't much Ime to think OF
family matters. but at last II occurred to lin
that Mark had become very frequent at tho
house and that his objective point seemed 10 ne
the daughter.
So be called Mark aside ono day and said ::
Mr. Twain you seem To he plying attention To
my daughter. Now, we all like yOd pretty well,
you knuw, and ~ are Of course all Acqu -lnted
with your reputation asa literary man. still, in
other Respects YOU nTe str niger To ~, and some
references as to your ooarActer aud standing are
deSitablt."
That's very reasonable" said Mark. That's
very natural ana paternAl. It's lIst what |
should DO were IN your position. guess can
gyo YOU some names that viii itt-fy you. Now,
there's MIR, GOodmIn OF the IfTIlOrtm Enter
prise. And there's Mr. Fredenck McCrelli,h uf
| The -ltr CMVOIHff. fouwtiie 10 them. lgucss
| they'll give me a coou character. | guess tn y
Will Ito for me. lVo done tho same Tor them
Whenever IcQuisitlon llss been IN de upon me. "
But Mix mAIueI tho sirl Notwithstanding.
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THIS PREdSCRY LARCENY.
Il. II. IIaiieck Sentenced TO -Four Years In
the Albany Penitenttary.


the Albany Penitenrfary.
WAsHINaToN, March 7.--B. B. Hallcck,
convicted yesterday Of the larceny Of $4,000
from the Treasury in June lGot. was sentenced
today by Judge Oiiu as follows:
have no doubt but tna each OF the Jurors bv whom
tried would have hccn grained 20 nave
turned verdict OF not guilty but they done Their
osths have found any other verdict than they did.
There Is no doubt but that you stole the MONEY
bczzcd IT, By this crime an innocelr wife ani young
chd must suncr aud perhaps GRAY haired father
forced a. by It. enforcrm nt Others a ioicrNd from
the commission ~ crime. IN your there IA
cuse You are ordinary thief. You culDVed the
hdrncc OF the Government and yOu betrayed ihc trust
tray al more seriOGs / sure after your conic-siol
that you took the money The sentence of the Court
l. ihat ,urr Imprisonment At hard ltJur Ia the
Albany lunty prnitenay for The period or -FOUR yeas
The prisoner bowed aud was about to thko his
seat. Tue Court added:
might also impose hnc Of some thousands Of dol.
lars on YOU. hut have lost most OF the money you
stole, SO VIII cot impose the nne.
The prisoner then walked to his seat. and Mr..
Henklc his counsel asked to nle a motion to
suspend the execution OF the sentence. Tho
Court answered that he might tle such mo-
tiOn with tine motion for new trial that there
would he no unusual haste In hurry ths pTis-
oner OF.
W. n. Ottman, charged with the larceny Of
t4I 900 from the Treasury. and receiving stolen
and embezzled money. was next put on his
trial, after an effort to havo the proceedings
postponed until Monday In consequence Of the
absence of ex-senator Carpenter, VINO Is OF
counsel for Ottman.
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JorrINGS hHOUr TaWN.

The fndenendent Labor party Niif meet In tho
olL Ma-onr Han this evening".
Jarrett X Palmer viii run the 3tonmhnat ny
mouth Rock ON the liucSAWay route mex summer
A RiooKlyn COttesI0niCnt Is informed tnat
u Striubergcr Ia probably VI. salne man he refers
TO,
Miss Elizabeth CnrnHGhsn Is one Of the ten
ant AT 3O7 Liht Tenth street. She NAJ not hOubemaid
Tor Louis Ffummc, who sh himself on Thursday, nor
did she see him after he hao lhot himself
zone Hundred Years Of American Literature"
is thc tile of FREQ lecture TO be delivered by John
Swlnton 10 morrow sunday evening IN the Tree le0
turc course u Turn llsN. ~ Eat tQuglh street
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The Mon who nrr TO 60 to syracuse Custon
House TorRctfulness Of Grant.

The Custom House Republicans elected
delegates 20 their state Convention last evening
The tickets in all hut two of the Assembly dis
tricts bore the wordy, For President OF the
United states, Roscoe Conlling" Among tho
delegates are Col. Charles ;. Spencer. Sheridan
Shook. Thomas Murphy, Hugh j. Hastings, Sa.
lem n. Wales. VIM. Orton, De Wit {. Wbeeler
the Rev Henry liyiAnd Garnet, George Opdyke,
send. VIM. Laimbeer, Hugh 3ardncr John j..
O'Ilrien, Abraham Lent, and I'D. Lawson. Ths
professional. politicians and place holders raj.
lied in great strength for OOnkhng aud the pos.
sihe official crumbs that await the hungry aud
tho sutfeited patriots.
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The new board oI directors Of the Bank OF the
State otNew York were Yesterday examining the
assets IA ihe ,aus Of the bank. MIR. Patrick Was ad'
United to tae b@uk early In the day and nasmuch he
almost tue onl person not director who was per
mittcl to enter. II inferred that he had bren
afforded an opportunity to explain his agency IN Diing-
ing lnsti uon 10 gref Tine directors have ascet
tanned that there ample avail sble means 70 guaTan-
tee every creditor against loss DepOsitors have 0een
requested hand In tneir books for Uaancng and u Is
confidently expected that muLcy Will be In rand to
honor all chnOka as soon the books balance1.
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Il VIEW INDUSTRY OYER THE RIVER.

Making Buildings in Jersey City to be Erected
In south American
At First aud Provost streets, Jersey City, the
roof OF large theatre being constructed for export
to Venezuela. The dimensions OF the structure are
1ssx70 feet the pitch being 10 feet The fters aud
girders connected by large cast.i-on Shoes each
grdeT being made Of several pieces which key ed
bocl together This VIII be taken apart tor slip
inent. uwrling house for thu destination has
already been built. It's measurement at The base 6Sr
5S feet II is puit manly of Georgia pine. ana 10 IN.
commonly substantial 1T was put tOgcther reared, aud
hnshed then tai apart and lies In heap IN first
street. the parts being marked for replacement. Both
structures to be ported to South America In
sailing vessel which viii depart MOngay The stage
pr, pcitcs Genes and machinery Tor tao theatre are
being constructed In this city.
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A. n. Mcdonald, tho Arkansas man who W s
discharged by Justice Gilbct. reairesed IN Brook
Bn by ths United States authorities Yesterday On
charge of sab rnaon OF perjury to defraui the GOV
erument. snd held In default OF $4,000 bal Upon
ardayits mate Oy McDonala'H counsel H. B' Thus
who has renre,ened the State Of Arkansas IN the pro
ctcdng against Me iOnald Wns arrested and hrld III
def ut Of $1,000 ba yestcrlal. The charge is tha
Titus collected s25upO worth ut false clHins against
AeDOnald anu onerel 70 selIle Mlln MN 10r t.0.-lJ
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A series . lbeaux and performances in aid
of the tu1i Tor u p rcnAse of banner TO represent
New YORK nj 4 Centennial, viii take place next week
aud thereafter NJ the non le'gue lheaire, unicr the
mana t,nirnt OF Mr. Harry MOutiyu The Gble@uk
viii Le tA.en from Iunllt sdln's mOus picture nt
lhe Rep unican Court" Tue nrst pc, furntnce wiz
b. ~ Iletd4 tYrnine whrn the play viii be silver
Lining the caste con lsng OF sJmc OF tue leading
ladies' ana gcniitmcl IN this city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-18
BALLErr kI1BouBSEs DEMAND.
Quoting tho LAW to tbs speaker that Enc
tiilcs him 10 n judicial Trial.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE following
demand was made on Speaker Kerr to-day:

Tx rrr CoaMoS JAN op TuK DisrRfcrl
or COLUMBIA, NAeHiNGroN, March H. 1870.
10 ne Non. Mchoei {. heir, Speaker Of tie HOuss Qr
RcDfeseHfafires:
SIN: on the 1tlh inst. was by virtue OF your war
rant Speaker Of the House Of Rcpr, snatvcs issued
pursuance Of the resolution Of the House imprisoned
I'm the common fail of the District Of Couinba, where
I have since been confined. The onense Nith which
stand charged IL tnat, hBving been summoned wit
by the authority Of IN, House OF Reprcsenfatlves
refused TO produce private letters for examination
and to answer certain questions relating TO private
arars. This oHcnse the House OF Representatives has
undertaken to adJudicate and punish and in pursuance
Of its action I am deprived Of my liberty. an
advised ny counsel tnat such action II wholly unwaf.
rantcd by iv and that the alleged offence, II com.
mltted, is to tc tried By and punshed not ,oy the
mcnt OF the Government Ia pursuance to the provisions
of the United States. am further advised by counsel
that by the press OF section lOi t Is made your
duty ~ spcakcr. When such an offence that VITA
which I am charged, 10 reported to the House to
ccrtify tho fact TO the District Attorney VI the
District Of Columbia that he may bring
the matter before the Grand jury for it, action and
T. this duty Is GrYOve on yOu Is An imperative an
absolute duty aud dcyDlvci on lVu, and not on the
House. and in the Of which neither
House has any discretion whatever. therefore VITA
the greatest rcsp9ct alike for tire House Of Rcprcsenta
tNea aud Tor yoursc us speatcr, demand that the
iihctc required nv the above section given by
thst may enjoy the right to speedy ana public
tria by an Impartial jury guaranteed by tue Constu
nave tne honor to-oe very respectfully
Al. f.Fr r. 1 4 lt.tfHu uk
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MONTREAL, March lI.-Another application
will be- made admit pr. Worms TO bal. The fi'h OF
his friends his cause 4 ythcned bY
IN the nited states WhcT the Juapc refused 10 oAs
diic wanted In CsVA because the original tols ed
dOcumcnt nos fOrthcOulinR.
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LONDON, March la.-A Madrid telegram 70 thA
s,a-darf reports that in the Cortes Thursday scnor
CASTELAR, madcA four hours speech. lie criticised tho
policy Of tue ministry generally, but d"clt chiony
on it's course tp religious question Ho
declared that ultranontanisn had created the civil
Nar. The house crowded. Al the hluirt rs were
present, but remained slcn. Tho spectators IN tho
sArre. several time. nppluGcl the spcaAer. CanovD
osl Castillo aud Payiu VA reply to Css,,iar.
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CoNCoHD, March H.-hsturaA from all tho
towns and cies In the STATE save t~D, Eaton and Ran.
dolph. give Cheney R'pJ 360j piaralitY over Marcy
(Dcm) and sTB majority u the total vote being
CheLcy, firGS Marcy 1870 hcnda aud scattering,
i2O. fnr sAl!c towns Hst yer CNe cheney @pi 3
heaId fru Ne IAal yNAr: CAunry. 81 llOOerts, llY.
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A Frrehaldcr ..mcIlinr Ernnd.

At the meeting OF the Hudson county Free
holders Director Hllsteid sand thit an Investigation
should he made into the affairs Of the pcntenaTy st
snake I'M. ne tlys that tie INST G,inn coss much
mlrc than similar one Ia Ncw lOrA, and lie thinks
there Is fraud somewhere.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-18
The Now Grlenn. Whi-I,cy frauds.

NEW ORLEANS, March r.-JoLA Mcwharter,
Major C. r. wills, GOV. Kclog4s 'Hniher-in'iaw. I. w.
Eaton, samuel Hammond and Brhan and Thorn, in
diettd for conspiracy TO defraud the Government IN
whiskey matters, were arraiRned to-day and pleaded
not guity. They we've baied IN ~ aO
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JACKSON, Miss, March l7.-In the Court OF
Impeachment Gov, Ames appeared 0Y counial, Thomas
j. Dur int AMI nyc days granted him to answer
Lieu -GOY, DAVIS has rcHlencc, and COY. Amos " II y
point successor. Mr.. Cardi21, superintendent OF
Pubic Instruction. will also resign.
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uov The pub,Ic Money IL Sounndcrca.

WAsuiNGrON. March 1.-THE way IN which
the public money IS squinderei is shown by the follow
Ing: The Wheeler exploring parry carries with It a
photograi her. who,e busiacss II s To take views OF
striking landscapes and other objects Of interest In tie
localities thcJ traverse. SOme al these Views ara very
ttlktng and beautiful. number OF them have rcCh
rApe syey mounted, ami one hundred and ten volumes
OF them bound up tuc OF tne stCrtdri II
These Normrs mound In hair Turkey. and cost tor
binding alone 81 I'D aud distributed " the
private friends.
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Tho uuexpette result OF the trial of Richard
Hanna, Jr., Tor the kling OF raomas white was the
tonic IN Mes,cheser county Yesterday The rest
dents OF New Rochelle express ihtir indignation IN
strong terms at the failure &C. convict Hanna Nnom
they btlcNr To be murderer Ju,Ee p1 kuaH', rL
aud the eNciu- OF t"'mony even IN rchu tai, we're
severely criticised. Shern iarrrtcr. Who felt conf
drut VI cion had prepared tIe u ecssaIy appli-
uECCs for The galONH
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wAsHINGTON, March I.-Lllly, the West Point
cadet broker. who testified yesterday that Lays nV,r
received any Of tie $1,000 tor securing the appointment
,nrdslcY sold house To Charles Ananas Anuet the
mr OF the transaction ~ the cndeshp 10 possible
the dyiue WAS inAdc IN that way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-18

WAsHINGToN, March II. Tho House to-day
sustained ny unanimous vote the report Of the
Foreign Affairs Committee against allowing any publ
servant RECEIVING presents iom fotrgn Governments
The Ll under consider WAC tOaIl1w W l., Scruggs
Minister TO COlomnia, To receive silver nksanu from
the BRUSH Government.
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DUBIIN. March l7.-A deputation from the
Irish Rihc Association TO-DAY mad m interview WITH
Majar Iccch late Captain OF The Irish team. and 70
Qucsfed hliu 10 uraLllr an lfs team To u-ics tue IN.
teruatilnal match 20 Philadelphia Major Leeth f1
lie would d0 nli IN is puNrt. lie rcEietee
the Na'loral AssoCatiln had htrn uuhhle TO form
ritisL team, aud presumed each cOuaIiy " ould nov
O. nd its own representatives..
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DErROIr, A .rcn H.-lhs second trial of ihe
p. u. Mari wall So, which lfsan lur7dai, was say
Withdrawn from tae courts tne contestants am pro
puuents having arranged u setlcmrnt.
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personal friend OF the Secretary have known him for
twenty years am not personally acquainted with the
Pres dent.
money 10 labcOCk that Atncj won not do what he
stipulated to dOP A-The contract mrdc with
Durfce Athey could have gone there with a wagon
load Of goods and dispOsscsscd US. have known c,
W. Babcock some few yclra.
Q,-poy your books show these payments TO Mr.. Bab-
coCk Yes, elr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-18

A post-mortem examinatSon was yesterday
maae Of the boiy Of william GArwood, the JurYmau.
who died at Bordcntown whhe viewing the body OF
John Reeves. which hsd l,d m closed room Tor four
days. The pAysict,ns declared SHAT GArNuoI died Il
GO Inhnlgfi1us of poisonous AR that ncd the cellar
where leCNes's dead body was found.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-18
Tho Wind s,orm In ,i,c N.1uwc.r.

CHICAGO. March E.-Telcgrau.g from points
through ut the Northwest indcstc hAt the two days
storm ending night toe most WIDELY extended
thut has yl.lCd thls section for months. Tel graph
pOes and wlrt have bcrn ro'trgtaG IN every dire,
Iou; ytrrauis r.sen nearly locality, ana
IN some -t'nce- have oycrroHei. snow has ialcn
from 81 inches m dcnt. ana the N.nd has done
some aanIA.r, lhnmsh no clsmaltes are repOrted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-18

E4rly yesterday morning Jotcph Meier OF 6l
Boerum street. Wilausburgh. started "a usual for his
work IN Washington MarAet Al o'c'Vvt he returned
home to ma his apartments entirely sacant, Not an
article OF urnnte or stitch oi clothng hd ncen leit
OtmLu, hls wife having taken everything Win htt,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-18

The National Council Sovereiens OF Industry
wit hold Its next annual session at Cleveland, Onto,
commencing Tuosiiy, Marcl n, u. u. Mlitcson, ot
tins city tx President of the sew lOrA state Council
S9yrclgns OF liduS ~ xlll represent tha oIdsr Ia tha
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-18
NEW JLKNEY.

Mr. Osborne, OF tno firm ~ IIayd0n Os.
borhi. Of hcSHN. y. j. WAS Killed sirrI. bl ial
IN the boiler room Of tne COLGut threat NJ ~ IA row
ceuCg u. 1.
The westminstcr Frcshyterian Chnu1ch At Fila
beth Wa tcdicat. Nettcrla. The T. Dr Primo
delivered she mao utiuJ Aidfess, an lht lev DIs
| Adams DC 1edlcntOrj sermon
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street went TO her room and tried to an lght,dkcro-
sine lamp The lamp exploded ami her clothing taxing
are. sue VAS taia!l burned. Al infant thai was ~ uer
arms was also falaiy burn d. Miss haY Is twenty three
years old. She Il an actress employed In the Eagle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-18

The Police Commissioners OF Long Island
City have doubts as to the caphb,ltIe. Of their police
for pre.eryng order at the coumg election and have
therefore appropriated t75 tDr rclntOTCcuens from
BrUuklJ Il on tins occasion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-18

The number oa 1sllranls for els MayoTaty
OF Long Island CiE sas dAindcd to four. MS pe'
Bcyose, ex.Mayor. VIII be supported by the Graha
Wig OF the DtmoctacY while BeeDe ana BOdAS'wia
get most OF tho 0.l.T yOes.
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SINGAPORE, March II. The expedition OF haA
campo. the Governor General OF the Philippine Island
against tho sooloo nirats nas ncen succe'sfui It1
said that the spuDiards lOst hYe hundred men duTnt
lhc Op.rillOns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-18

rho great story writer, has a new story In this
v'cs's Ner Ioys uecIiy, now ready, II is entitled
Ch-trau d'Or." snd Is writea IN Mrs Holmes best
tive. Those who hsc charming story should get 80.
10 of tue Soc lDk Beokil tac best tory and sketc
paper.-Adr,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-18

BELGRADE, March IL A crisis IN the Seryian
Cam 81 nHs arisen. clangc ot MluisieiH impeids 70
consequence Of differences ut opniun miNiesiel at
recent conference On tire question of de hring war
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-18
BROOh \.

Louis NJ qucr ATTEMPTED sutctdo IN Carroll
street yesteri vita poison, lie sald mat he was
starving.
William Zlnk, a well known Democratic pol-
tican Of thr SiNtrrrih Mlra a. 'pp'd dead m Runs
lager beer s4lopn "a 2. liushWlcA ayenur, brookyn,
last night, OF heart tlsease'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-18

Capt. w.shburne OF the Thirty seyeslh stroet
police saws hc lntenta to sue Mr. John sniyan. ds5
goods 4Raen OF $50 Eighth avenue, for deNAiDn, tho
Iatter haypK accused Capt. Wahhburne a. accept w
DriQ IA Folh RtsAth avenue aloTak
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senator Brucr's Interview with Mnrsh-Th'
Policy of -ilcucc.

wAsuINGTOH, March l7.-Senator Bruce, who
went to Moutrerl on private business returned tha
evening" he saw Marsh at 50 Lawrence Han, aud says
he was The OF the city. dc lHc 20 converse
or hod any intercourse win blm on the subject VI ho
HclkgAu tC
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SOME WiSnIYGroy roPIcs.
Desperate Swrnring-'rhc Post Once Money
Used f0r EieciiOnecring.

sd IOf EItciIOnecrIng,
WAsHINGTOS, March T.-More desperate
swearing was probably never done In Washington than
that in iulgcd In to-day BY Moulton In the Spencer
vestigauon. His testimony taken down Us he gave
II before the committee OF the Alahima Legislature.
ana the clerk VINO wrote II out l. now here
ana will Its correctness. Moreover. Mou on
read over ana Affixed his signature to It, ard swort
that correct. Muulton 10 VIII o. remembered,
allowed spencer to u,e the los Otr funds for ricc
tlOnerring purposes lie VIII undoubtedly be arrested
perjury An II there any show Of justice fpr
cal ia tus Distict he Will b. convicted.
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A City CIcnIt nrpo.ch.

CITY Clerk John Il. MGGulloch acknowledged
TO the ioboken Ala rmen last night hst there was
Wiling u MAXI ~ lhe HMOunt, fhr cpuncli removed
him from ONCE and oleelo the Assistant Clerk 10 hS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-18
Thc CentennInI Kian Mnlchcs.

At the rihemen's meeting va terday II WAS d.
cided to bcrn canNAssing ior subscriptions T. dcrlY
the EXPENSES ut the fnrhcumnd trntcnna4 u u match
es auu to make nrfHngrmcnts iUr better railroad ac
cOuinOdattOns to CreedmOur
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-18

HAVANA, March II. Scyerl plantations have
been burned m ~, DISTRICT of Colon, ana troops haVo
Deun suut tO huut tur The insarscnt inceLda1ies,
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POnT JEKvls March II. the hatistnrm Of
Yesterday turned To snow during the night. which fell
to ne ucpth OF between tnuT eni nyc lnrhe4 seigs
ero TuunlLg IN ever dirrct on tAis murnng
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-18
TnE LATEST ON WORLD SEWs.
The Liberian War Ended Death OF ex-Pres.
ident Roberts.

tdent Roberts.
SIERRA LEONE, Feb. 2s-'rhe war al Cape Pal
mas 10 about ended The latest nghting about
three weeks ago when the Gre b0es attacked the town
Of 1opnan. but we're rcpu scd win heavy loss.
The United sta cs fngatc Alaska had arrive At Cape
Palhas. the captain Was insruc; y HrDirate pc
tho lIbcrdns and the GrcJles. There 10 bo
am"etng the Goth OF Februiry when It was thought
the treaty would be signed
Mr.. R6rarts * President of Liberia drd at Monroe
VIA the 2ith OF February, aud Was buried with mil
taIy hvnors the next day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-18

LoNDoN, March IA block uf shipIin ware-
houses IN Portland street, nchc-ier. wa burned ms
moraiuy. The loss Is estimated 1t several huAdr1d
thousand pounds strring
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-18

Roundsman John W. Green OF tho lIhr,ry
Hall police station Jersey CitN Mas arro lc A"sefdAJ
on Charge of abducllps Margaret ilcrnet, pretty
ufIecn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-18
LOSSES ny FIRE.

Partly cloudy az 4 clear weather. with fresh and
brlsk uOrtlw. 4, winia and risin. rOMoter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-18

John De WI undeItolk tho task tl walking
1,Oqh quarter n0cs n 1900 Qsslrr hents N IrooSTh
oR Thursday
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-05
5. Wednesday, July 5. 1876.

A correspondent in Boston, speaking of
the New Brunswick Hotel, says; This
Hotel though new, and not long since
thrown open to the public, is already fast
gaining a wide reputation and popularity.
The reason is plain. 1t is one of the finest
and best kept of American firstclass Ho.
tells. 1t is new, neat, clean, elegant and
fire proof, and. besides, most conveniently
located 1t is in the very heart of elite
Boston; near the Public Library and Com
mon, aud of easy access to all the Stores,
Theatres and Railroad Depots. Your
readers will do we'll to try the Brunswick
when they visit Boston.