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4 SERMON STOPPED ny TIE Police.
Anti-B -Beccher Religion on the Steps of the
CiIH Hall Of Brooklyn.

The Rev. L. II. Johnson, the ex-Congregationai
minister who breaches an antiBecchcr religion began
open air services the steps Of the Brooklyn City Hall
yesterday morning. and with two assistants, who sang
songs and distributed tracts, attracted throng He
Lad no permit and sergt. Martin Of the Washington
street police. ordered him to move lie began q
sermon the curbstone Of the Sidewalk In front Of
the Park Theatre and blocked the street again.
lie waved hs hat and talked excitedly. Inspector
Waddy ordered him to move johnson sail tn he
Of God to preach but the Inspector Insisted
that must not create disturbance or onstruct
n We, and made MN move hnf hour later the
officer found him talking g thrOng IN Bridge
street, ana stopped HIM. In tie afteIAUOn Ar.
johnson pre- caed IN Iefert'- Park.
Henry Ward Bcecler," he sid, us teearded as a
ierri lie crimes have doubt OF lis guilt. But on
account Of the money the fame that his ta.en =
have brought to P, mouth church, Its congr egaion
back aim up. and use eYerJ dNcc to uyO1 iuyestia.
ton ana mccall his moral Diaceness. When was IN
the Congregational Church presided over cong ,gt-
uon IN ohlo. was told that must not cIpose the
coyetOusncss anu hyr ocrsY OF some rich members u
the conggal9n, but must shape my u'eranses Of the
Gospel tru hs Ia way tnIt would not be offensive "
them. would not 30 rcetr9ih myself, ami thcse men
opposed me- Bat got along until enucayored to oust
spiritual ncuulns. lhty were In affinity with
Beech r. then one of the ruling powers OF Congrega
uonhlism, and wOfsted."
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THE GOSPEL or GUSH.
MIR. Beecher Telling nOther story OF Which
he - tho Hero.

when was III Roxbury, last week, "
said Mr. Beecher, yesterday morning. - saw
three children looking longingy into candy
and cling, roread shop. When spoke TO them,
they drew away from me. aud dared not utter a
word. 'Children, said |. would YOU take some
candy II gavo IT to youT and thought | saw a
relaxing eve In one of them, so hustled them
an into the shop. and forthwith each had sup
ply Of .ndy and ngerbreic. lh they showed
tntir good Lree ling, fpr they thanked me, which
- more than good many city children would
have done. Now, these children were not mine (;
1id mt know whether they deserved candy
aud g4nsoTuTrad or MT, Tor l had never seen
them fore, nd tie prohabii seems 10 tie
THAT shall never see the again. hut my nat
ar love Tor cnllren led mo TO treat thein, tor
eanuot be t. SEQ HUNGRY little ones watching
the WIN lnw - "a COOK shop and unable 10 get IN.
1hI-. ll a very small way, eNenpiincs bous al
fcctiou iur his children; not Ia proportion "
th " deserts. b I out II MS own great love.
Ftty y-tnree persons wefo propOundeu tor mem
bershlp IN Py Church ycsterdHN-nlne
women ana eight men " letter, and twenty
three women ahd tiifteen men ny prOfession OF
IN. After tho pray, r meeting on FRIDAY even
ing, such OF those about TO unto with the
church an de Ire to Will Toe LAltiseI by INNER
sion. Bec .us-, sid MIR. IieecneT, when max e
Ing tho announcement yesterday, lit Is Just as
good 90 baptism by sprinkns; tor, al ef ALI IL II
not the symbol, but tue tLing symDoliled That Is
% COuseuueLcV.
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AFiREWELL SERMON.
The Rev. G. p. MacCnrthy's Trouble with
the Rev. Mr. ~weetser's Church.

The Rev. Il. c. Sweetser, pastor Of the Beecker
street Unyersalist church. is In Europe spending
cation OF year The Rev CharlssP MscCsrthy, Who
was appointed tempor riy at t,ioo year IA his stead
thought he discovered sScpucsm in the congregation,
and therefore began series OF sermons upon the ey
dences OF Christians rhe believers took the evidences
for granted dd want g. hear them recied the
skeptlcs grew impatient In listening to what did
accord with their views Mr.. MacCarthy was remou
with by vcstrymen nut he refused to modify
his course and scullcd the congregation. lhe ateuC
ancc OF outridcr fell of heavily stampede OF mem
threatened and II necessary to give the
preacher notice ~ services must with ApTi
lie preached there yeeroay, In consequence, for the
last He SAID that he ha uccn at expense Of
{2O) MOVING his family and furniture from Albany.
and he considered HIM elf uijustly treated tie also
reminded the congregation tnat after tie services.
tDcy usually formed IN gruup, discussed the weather
an amu.cinents, an1 uuulscd In social gossip when
they should be feverunty beat upon transnun, aue
themes. lie nNcwlse deprecated the tcnucncf OF toe
4, arch TO socia gltherngs ami el1 that committees
mctlmes actually met Ia the sunday school room 10
arr -nge such events " bic h. Y IS preaching
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THE RITE or BfPTISM.
Religious Light in n Baptist Church-Twenty-
I've Persons Immersed.

A series Of monthly baptisms by INNER
Sion have taken place throughout the winter In
the sixteenth Street Baptist Church, and will
continue as long as there are applicants. Las.
evening twenty five adults we're Immersed. The
men wore old clothing covered by alpaca gowns,
and tho women, dresses OF either white or
black cotton, or black alpaca. The women's
necks were decorated with ruffs, and their hair
was as they had worn II during tho day. The
candidates sat through tho preparatory services
In the front news. The church was very full and
many were unable to gain admittance. The ma
jorIty were apparently attrat ted by curiosity.
At the close Of the prayers and Bibls reading
the desk was moved from the platform, the car
pet was rolled Jack, large trap door was llfted,
and zinc tank holding four feet Of water was
revealed. Int this. on each side, steps de-
scended. Th, candidates left their seats, sinely
! or in pairs, cumpanloned by church member,
and, after use. rding to the platform. descended
| into the tank. Each woman was uccomp panied
| In addition by one Uf her own sex to aid In her
| suhsequent t'Nct. The cisrgyman, the hev.
David n. Juttt who went first into the font In
81 black gown, ceived !he candidate, anu took
| from him or l. q white pocket handkerchief.
which he pla, In bis breast. lie then In an
| undertone gao the instruction TO draw q
| long breath and hold II until after the INNER
sion. 70 the women he added the encourage
ment that the ininersion would 10 over IN
| second, and that thev must not he afraid. TAX
| ing them VIII lis left hand one hand OF the
| candidate. auc placing his rgbt hand at the
back he said My brother lor sister). on profess
sion of thy faith In the Lord Jesus Christ, bap'
| tize thee in tne name Of tho Father, and Of the
| Son, and of the Holy Spirit," and then he im-
| mersed. Several stood In the font at once.
The pastor d'scribed group IA family OF
| three sisters, y ith ;he husband OF ono OF them.
| Two other Coupies he spoke OF as husbands and
| wives; and previous to inmersing comely
| dark hatred gir', he remarked that she was the
| child OF many itaycrs and entire ucs, but had
| finally decided 10 enter the fold. The INNER
| sion was borne by all with gravity. and without
| discou nture, and MS ca h was lifted from the
| water bis or he face was wiped with the hand
| kerchief given which was then returned. Al
| the top OF the steps leading to the door OF exit
| an dia-rubber cloth was laid. Each was as
| sisted up the steps, and each woman had
| black cloak thrown over her to hide the limp.
| ness OF her dress. Between the immersion'
| there was singing, until the pastor lifted hii
| hand as a signal for ceaslng.
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Tho Weather Once Predicfiou.
Colder northwest winds, and clear weather


IT is .rumored IN come. q lhe C,nholic cirel.
9f s,c cN "a l.As ci'l thaI tue Kew fa'hcr Henry
Noahs sunday Times and M'~,uacr saws tha
specgl,ur psid ur .uut JosA-cs 1000 for hh
house cl NorHr ev'nhs iasi.
he .NlWtW Couri'r saws that kane Lodss
Othr' Masonic oa-r in tpc SnrIh
The knnr,ss ~ Br2il attended tho services.
inl T., H. cn, ,,and -%t,r,i % ye.'ciasy So
Onicer nowen found the body Of an unknown
darr tou,pieA.sa. blaca mir All Wn s,rfs.
Cornelius b tlusha'lt, veteran of tho ws
o. fSl2 Nis l4flrd Nrsfrr uy. lie vas 50 years old
Niu, " HI, III companions atcna'd idhsrAL
Prot. Cromwelfs nrt entoltainments IN ths
M.son,c iepl' p., ar 70 3' G," sfn. ~.
Jerusalem
rhncs onhen. who wa, found unconscioM
skull actur,d disd in tue Chambers street hospital
b. Fl nigi,,
Tue body OF man found on Twenty aftA
street H. h. YESTERDAY was tdrnuhed tIs. of BnloI
assrr oI l3l scYcntn avenue who committed suicide
On Mach SO
closing TIE Con, uuisl Exhibition on sunday be
~er,nsmsn's GAY o leisure Ia laTgesIed Iaii IN tha
Henry Burkett known among tn. negroes %
th' eii - one II the founders Of the I'rry L0dHa
Ssete1y ~ IT, Ma 90 years DID, 4s3 lSoa ioT ssvera
years ats M'uetta lAne.
Ssday MerGag wiaGg. y,s. tSor: re re.
hfilsn Par 4 no Aalloh "t"ut LUZ SO aes
| eluzeLs Sew iofA TO the Legislature al Albany"
Ten h rpls's, led hy AptoWma7' VII play to-
s,a Sc ch soi es ny Inc Young ,p,lo CUB IN ire.S
an unuir s1It ui ruarrt snuu To- he gn, 10 Sein-
| way Han Iht iouug Apolp uO were formerly uAs
| 10y choir of ih" r",I d. iynYs 'huich.
| The 1lrd Avenue SAVINGS Bank failure in-
volyrd 10 tnr tDlnred sisters o the Confer encA
lac muari had been Gepusitrd Tor aged, nhrm. aud
| poor negroes As tie society Was crippled Dy the
swfullt collections are now being malu Ia the lekIs
| Gnu cnrs VI TIE ciN to make Z 'ou the ss.
Tho Hebrew BENEVOLENT Society Yesterday
elected Jesse SeiisWiu lrobid at uD llre, Nics
| rrc-iIrut NJ knlsNopi Irc,su'lr - Spng>rh
| Grurse ltei' +, L'nlntn, John kiu. :. ,!iumon
ignttA stem, j BaWb -rg' VOL, aud II, bOid
.nun, Trustees Iucr ir cipts in ue past year were
| tJOIli.2s disbursements tlOe,ie -.
| The sunday Democrat finds IN Cardinal Mo
C.OsKeT visit ~ Seton is tOlieg Ia ora ge, N. j.
| something more than nlefe I'm ior tue CArdlnaS
htsth, AZ the cousecrattOn Of BlsHup COuisAn the
croIlrT pu chased tor me young prr could not Dc
| found, aud tardnsl thrn ArC0 0lShup NJ lOske ~.
paced Ills own emblem of ,rscopat au'hOr y In the
hand Of Dr. Corr gan Mans ttcAII tuu ~ unusual
occurrence asa pitmOnltOu tAa. NvNAi. NJ glye sa
! ArcaDbbVv " New IVrk.
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SPARES FRon rnE RAPH.

A party OF men will start from Lowell, Mass,
to Gay Tor % e Blc. ls.
D. rtmouih has resolved to send crew to
Saratoga, aud each student tO Tase tund tO
d,irIy the expenses ~ tho trp.
Among the passengers by the steamship Mo-
raYan from Portland Ne, ON Saturday, par " Of
tht en- lndtus Who 20 over to ply Tue English team
nj tnt game Ot Lacrosse.
The Baltimore Iypographical Union, No. L.,
have elected James \. haYsnigh and Augustus A..
Han delegltes TO tho lnteraationAl UulOu Typo
graphical Convention, which meets Ia PhadephiA 10
July LeIt.
The new Catholic Cathedral In savannah, Ga,
was dedicated Nitn imposing ccremun - yrstrriiJ
m'rnug Afhoshgp BSNiey OF blltimorc, B'.hops
Qdiniahu MoDhe, Lincu oI tharlestun, Ncrut Of Au'
gnsil Gibbons uf Redmond AMI AO0ut thirty cergt'
mn FROM all pars uf tho country participated. The
dedication sermon MAS preached by Dthop Lynch oi
Charleston.
he sloop steamship Howell, when on Little
Hell Gate, yesterday, MAS struck 10y sudden squall
carrtrg the mast ou Of IL step tearing up tho deck
plaus. iainng carried away The stS and stand
ing ggng. Par 81 the cargo on deck consisted OF
l.. ruIrs. es Oeonglng 10 JIi Gould. IT 5000
eachi they were oally danaged Tue sIOop n1S sVWed
" tho Gil tor IopsuA
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HENRY y. HAVEN.
The sudden Death OF "a NAN who Might have
been Governor of Connecticut.

New LONDON, Apil 90 Henry p. Haven, a
prominent citizen of his pl snd senior member Of
the wenknown house of Haven, " Williams Co. uor-
merry Williams nAven died suddenly at HE residence
at O'Clock this morning. Up u Saturday evening he
was In usual health. lie hai been long time iden-
tned with tie educational ana religious Interests Of
Connecticut, and known tnroug out TIE country -
Of the most energetic snd useful wor.ers 10 the
SUNDAY -Cnuol cause. he frm ~ whiCn he Nn- men
oer had. Tor the pat forty years oeea eAien ve en-
the HhA bu ines, aud OF Late years ~ seal
ns. ang. In rctOn Win San franclsco gsues con
trUled the AAsAa seal business ~ contract WIN re
Government. Mr. UaNen asO pruuiuent IN poll
Ties having scNclin inc general Assembly. und was
Presidentla elactor tnt Republican tcNet IA lst2
Ia 1873 he vast Republican car didste for GoYcfaor
Dut was deieateu owing to dei 'ctOn IN New Haven
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KEENAN, ON THE CANVASS.
"The Candidate Must be Platform In Him.
teif"-t;ov. TiIden's Chances.

Senator Francis Herman Ii In this city
on legal business. Yesterday he was called
upon at the Fifth Avenue Hotel by many
friends, with whom be chatted pleasantly about
the Presidential campaign. He said he had not
taken part In Utica with either OF the New
York city Democratic factions, but he had
talked with friends OF Mr.. Morrissey and OF Mr..
Kelly, and he thought the differences would
probably be healed. or at least would not be
allowed to interfere with tho success OF the
party In the Presidential contest.
"Ihe man to be selected as a candidate" said
he, emphaticaily, must be platform In him
self The people don't care about resolutions.
The resolutions Of all parties are good enough.
For eXample. Gov. Tilden ~ n platform IN the
matter OF reform, better than hundred sets OF
resolutions"
lie desired to shun tho perlls Of individual
criticism OF the various gentlemen who have
been mentioned In connection with the cindi-
dacy, but when MIR. 1ilden's chances were mem
toned he said OF him that he would he found
to be stronger with the people. especially with
that great mass OF unbiased persons who care
little for party lines and only want good govern
meni, than was i'm gined by the politicians Of
States were allowed to be dragOoned into the
support OF any man. IL was case in which the
party must he allowed To put forward the best
man by a kind OF natural selection. lie had
every reasonable hope OF success IN the election
but no had steadily warned his friends that II
was no time to commit the fault OF being over
sanguine. Ihe Republicans were well tr ined,
and there was force in their orRanz ltion. There
were many excellent men among tue Republi-
Z" But" said he, "if my party had been in
power so long and were III the same condition
as the Republican party now IL, should thing
II time for a change"
He did not like to discriminate among the
gentlemen who were recognized As the leaders
| Of his opponents, but thought that Mir. Brstow
| had very great strength among the disarected
| Hepubhcan elements. Referring again to Gov
| Tilden, he said the question of reform would
| Keep conlng up, Hnd Jhat his record as re-
| former IN his own party would hold the peoples
attention upon hin. The subject OF contraction
| or expansion OF the currency would arise u
trouble each party, but II would be overshadow-
| ed 10y that OF reform. The South, he thought
| would be willing to accept any good man whose
name would be guarantee of u change for the
| better Ia the administration Of the Government
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-01

NEW ORLEANS, Apul co. Robert W. Estlln,
a We known cotton merchant, committ,d suicide yes
tctlai by Jumping INTO Tie rlyor ir,m q ferry boat
srEiNGilLlp. Mass April 80 A. d. Sanger. mar
bic 1tAior, drowned hH self yesterday. Mental de-
rangemcnt from bu mess troubles was the cause.
BOsTON, Arr 10 j. :. ADAMS, " AOung student ~
iaw committed SUICIDE ~ Chtst"r, W. Yesterday eVeu.
ing hY tahing pnisOl Is tutcmptritu hanlts caused
aiupture wan tue lady TO wNu nr Engaged, which.
II f. supposed n ged MIN TO the ar'.
MA sEcr ~ tnc Lim uf $50 ., %. .lzle l. u,, thip
tu ers at Eayhu's puiut y. 4 shut hil.srG through
the heart sdlurdaI afternoon NJ us resIucnce IN
Walnut
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-01
rnEIArE,r ON WORLD NEWS.

Yes,erdny's Elections in Pnri--The Repubii-
can DEPUTIES CtOscn.
PARIS, April Nj. Duprat, Republican, Yves
elected to the ChHmtor Of Deputies in tho seventeenth
Advertisement Of Paris to-day. by the following vote
NJ. Duprat Republican. 1904; NJ. Chabert, Hacica.
$3.50 NJ Desprcs Bonapartisi 9.e20. NJ. simiot. Mod
crate Republican, was elected Deputy at BorOelux to-
dN The vote stood NJ Simiot Moderate Rrpu lcar,
Ga34, ~ RaynAl Radicnl, b,o5S public meeting was
held az Ly Ons to-day, when va, ATTENDED by 3OO CHI
resolution In isyor OF compete amnesty Was
UNANIMOUSLY adopted.
The Deputies OF h- Department Of the l.h0ne we're
present Great cuthusiasm was shown on the passage
uf he resolution.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-01

The Rev. Or. Galusha Anderson preached his
farewell sermon pastor OF the strong Place pptist
Church BROOKLYN. last evening lie reve rei the work
OF his pastoratc which DcZun two years and seven
months ago He hai bapsed iiS persons since he be-
E.u Work IN IrtOslyu. TIE statisurs whlrh ht pre-
srnted shJwgd tnst IA the month h.t Moody aud a.
ktY IA BfOuANn ami ~ the 81 recllng month he
hal hapsrd oLy three pcr Ia. H. ha1 doubts " Ony
Two of uis nYcrs. pArti-g hyul. composed for the
occasion, tuuu after tie ION. Dr. Anderson
goo, To the Fist laPtst nurch ia ClALO, the largest
naptlst cALrthi IN america.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-01

Anton Feise, German, was married few
weeks ago. ON Saturday he went 10 lioboKen from
Sew York. purchased ticket TOR Germany ana board
ed the Wc,c that wss about to tn But his wide.
AwNnn lie had watched every movement, ana shr con
outed MIN decR ahd accused hln ut inteudlng to
abandon hrr. Ihe two made SO murh nOior lhat an
ofia.r toDk them to the police 81 luon. Yesterday
morning thry we've hned Justice. nrd after paying
90 une turJ returned 10 hcH ! ora tosether'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-01

FisHKILL April ;H.-latiick kenning, ma
employed on A. I. stewart & Co works NJ Grove
vie, was shot by jacob Ilcmmil al MatcaWan The
lhcse men. with otncrt, lsyiUg returned abuut mi1
night from hre ,iuuh aud 4ualltlspne, the al
tray naturally ensuing, llcmuil has betu arrested
krhnlng u rNhllrnl VI NV YORK tlN.
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A.sn.-inntcd by NeRror..


wAsHINGTOS, April 80-Mrs. Henry l.. SCHOOL,
craft Of tals CITY, few days ago received Intelligence
that her brothcs. Gen Howard Of Whitehall Beaufort
District, South Carolius, had been murdered. lie left
his house q onehOrse carriage the morning OF the
18TH Of April for TIE Post Gnce, ~hici Is esht mi -s
INSTANT. On hl. rcturn me- driving along,
hl- custom, With head doNu, allowing Ills horse
have his own way. parry of negroes, who had heard
that he expected 10 receive money oY the mall went
to he ui his carriage ana with gun paced within
foot ot AIs head literally blew ms brains out They
then dragged him from the carriage IN his pock-
etc. IN wuich they found only MY cents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-01

Early yesterday morning Onicor Molloy OF tho
lhry nith street police station, learned that party
OF ruughs had ssmbed IA marble yard at the foot Of
Fast Iwcni3 ninth street 20 zee prA nGh; The ON
Ger decided go maze fAld alone hnd ~ nAl pAsl MO
yesterday morning mIlcncd hrAyrY lntp tie yard He
was met Dy NplcS OF uAths and Etoneh. The more
tangible missiles struck hn IN tne tee ahH severely ih,
Jurcd him. lie raped TOR g,sstancr 1ut "hen squAd
OF pOncemen came the assembly hau dishppeared,
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Gen. sherman and the Impress.

Gen. W. I. Sherman arrived In this city yes
terdry and registered IN the fith Aychue Hote' In
the at eTuoon he visited the Convent OF the Sacred
Heart IN which his daughter Is pupil ana with her
he ic, urued 10 the hotel In the evening ne ahd ms
daughter called upon tuc Empress uI BhH uJ appoint
nelt, ana spent hour ur more IN her comphny
Thr Empress much Uleased wltn the General, NhO
a. sur sid the hst American me Enperpr a-hrd Tor
on arriving the narbur. Gen sherman was IN the
f dress uniform Of his rdnX, except thdt lie aOre
swallow tail instead Of regulation tfOck coat,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-01

EK-Polcs Justice Bowling says that he
will not die, and he laughs NJ the csion
Of his physlclns that no earthly power NAY i,
ed at ms residence Sr,tstary is II, ,IecrhsH
Conan and few other intimate ocquiint4nees. Tue
physicians saf that MIR. Do Inns canuJt teCONer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-01

WASHINGTON, April 3)-rhose who have the
for small change say that the supply 10
daily becoming less thus seriously affecting their inter-
ests Many persons hoard the silver whicn hey
exchange ctOna currency, ana The Opinion pre-
Nas Congressional circles that IL will soon become
necessary 10 pass bill OF relief
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-01

"so many white people come here, th the
rod mrnpers crowded out OF their -elts said
the usler at the Fifteenth Street Coorcd MeIhodlft
Church last evening The lower part Of the church and
galleries werr ly Ouged threcquaTlrfs Of the
audlence benz white. j.. II, Cook, tne nesrp boy
preacher. delivered an eloquent H'rhOn llr sad he
NAs only riplng aud neNi had Tue advantages Of a
collegiate education and that tue pOAcr Nhch hr pos
ssssed " tOuch the heafis Of the people came nom
alAn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-01

James II. CORN, awell known citizen, Of s05
Montgom,r ry street Jersey Guy went out with the IN.
ttnton Of visiting his lodge on Friday evenins lie
has not since been and II teared by mis- friends
n At he met with tO pay. He In aOout turA nte
wears oi uSe, Tcgu AZ IA hls habits, hnd seldom away
from home. Ills wife Is prysirtted WIN nuNlrly H0
/, A mrnuer uf Enterprise 10 ig~, Mount Vernon thap
ter Hugh de Ttyrns COmmande y, and New Jrrsey
C4n-lHtory. He i aeO Wen KNOWN "a the various hh
~ IN a M
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-01

Jersey Clty's new Aldermen are 70 meet to-
morrow nj 1T. Alderman elect llclry Powell from
the Fourth District. who counted cut by the Re
publican canyissers will ask in His Re-
pun lean opponent IN thr cecon, FrHnL G. Fry, II Is
under TODD, declines TO takr the prOncrcn seat Know
ing that he not fa,rlS elected. Iuis aciOu Will
maNe the Board tie, slx Republicans uuc sl1 Dem
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SOME flashing TOPICS.
Impeachment Proceedings TO be Qunshcd-The
Jurtsdlction Of tbs e.nut..

wAsHISGToS, April 80.-Although nothing
distinctly appears set to snow how the Senate, sit
ting a Court OF Impeachment IN the B,knap ca c.
viii decide the question Of jurisdiction. there eni-
neni lawyers in Congress OF ho parties who think the
court VIII ain the plea OF the rtrpUnd-nt aud tAs
terminate further proceedings. In tnat event the wit
nesses. all of whom now here, will, as a conse-
Quelcc, pe discharged
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-01

man with his face fractured was found In
the rear Of tenement al 473 Pearl street on Saturday,
night ana was taken to the Chamhors street hospital,
where he died ycsterdny. lie was about 40 Years old
nv frct tEht inches h-h, .bach mar hhshil thgri
with Iray ana WAS respectfully atltcd IN LARK hull
Ia one ot nn pockctH wgh Artccipt marked T. H. ONtl
90 ucY rect hrihef hli name n!f any particulars vi
his hurt has been learned ny tnr police.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-01

The Rev Hram Eddy OF the First Free Union
Church hri revival services iu the Erle RAILWAY de-
pot, Jcfsoy CiN, yestrrlay
Ina jumping match for S200 side, four trials,
three staAaiug jumps between iri's MCAlisiCr, ~
NurwulA Conn. ami Robert II PAsr, Of Jcrsry CIV,
Paie jumped 80 ieut ia inches and hcAlster SO feet
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