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THE REAL FIGHr IN UTICA.
Shall Anti-Tammany Delegates bo Accepted
bY tue COnventiont

ALBANY, April A.-Llttle else IL talked
OF here tonight but the Utica Conventions
action. IL Is conceded that no attempt to
pledge the delegation to st. Louis for alden
will DO made. Resolutions sustaining bis ad-
ministration will be passed; also, resolutions
directing the delegates TO vote az a unit. Tho
Governor and his friends are perfectly willing to
leave II there, and. It Ia said. no objection TO
such course can or will bo raised.
The fight In the Convention will be over the
admission Of Anti-Tammsny delegates. There
Ia said to be a strong feeling among rural dele
gates In favor OF the delegates admission. the
only question being as TO the basis. The Anti
Tamman men urge that they should be admit
ted equal grounds with Tammany,
ana the vote DO equally divided. Tammany,
however. will assume to be tho only regular
Democratic organic ttlon IN New York city and
protest against snv recognition OF what they
tei IN the boltere, Rumor here says that a me
the vote in the CITY last fall shows that Tsmma.
TTs%I$Sa"S Ts"IS sSSai cOci ,.,1:l far course
third reprc sentstion. while this would not be
entirely satisfactory to the Anti-Tammeny men,
obtain RECOGNITION from the Convention, and
oonsequently standing ~ the Ierty.
Its asserted Ivy those who represent Mr.. kolly
that In the event Of Anti -Tammany being adj
mitted he will WITHDRAW from the Convention
s,5 % he can viii n nn S S s. IN wss
them ALL Such move would please AnttTam-
many. II would go to substantlate the assertion
made by them tnat tho trouble In New York Is
not 80 much among tho men who compose tho
rank and Ole of tho party, a. q determination on
the part OF Kelly to rule or ruin. IL IL said that
Gov. bcymou has been laborinR for some time
70 bring about an adjustment OF difficulties In
New York. and that no will submit q plab TO the
Convention. which will be tha: the Convention
appoint Commissioners 20 go to New York and
appoint ins pectors for the nsxt election OF dee-
gates to the State Convention. at " bioh all Dem
ocrats. without regard to wat branch OF the
party they have heretofore acted with, sro to be
represent tho Dsmoorats OF tho city rs a
whole. This will meet With the opposition Of
Tammany, but this plan seems TO take very IA
vorably with rural Democrats here, who are get
ting tired OF this eternal hghting.
IL Is conceded tbat Gov. Seymour will head
the delegation to St. Louis, and for the other
three delegates at larse the most oonspouous
nance mentioned are Cb aries OConor, Senator
Herman. and Lieut.. Gov. Dorshsimer.
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sCHEMIN0 FOR MAJORITIEs.
Tho Plans Of tho RcPublican Leaders
RedistrictinE tho state.

Tho Plans Of tho Rcpublican Leaders In
RedistrictinE tho state.
ALBANY. April A.-It Is said tonight
that the AUpoitionment Committees Of the
Senate ana Assembly will report their bills for
tho redistricting OF the State next Thursday.
The programme is TO make tbem special order
for an early day, and put them through under the
party whip. OF course they will be In the inter
est OF the Repub blicsn party, and the RESPONSE
bility OF having no reapportioDments this year
Will be left to the Governor, who will veto them
unjust to the Democratic party: II 10 pretty
well understood that this Is what IL wanted by
tho Republican managers, ns they hope next
year to get the Governor and the LEGISLATURE,
aud then there will be oothnR 10 tho way Of
Rerrymanderinz the State TO suit themselves!
The Assembly this evening ordered to . third
re ding 6irAhans bill relsliye to claims Tor
rents OF arnorles In New York city since 1911.
IL was amended by substituting ths Court OF
Arbitration for tho hai or, Complrollei, and
Commissioners Of Public Works TO audit claims
where th 70 has been actual occupation Of
premises.
Al. q I'M pbell's bill to reduce the civil dis-
trict courts to seven years gave rise TO q long
lsclsslOn, ana II was finally recon mmitted to
the Committee on General Laws for amendment.
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n NEW YORKER IN LONDON.
The Murder OF tho Wife Of Confederate OF
Da, Noble, the Bond Robber.

The man known ms William Wallace, who
is suspected OF numbering Mrs. Porter, at 10
Maude Grove, In Chelsea, England, on the 18th
OF April Is well known In this city. Some years
a2o he kept saloon at Twenty third street and
SIKH avenue, and Ia remembered 10y sporting
men IS lone OF tue boys Wallace was ex
trdVagant with hts money, and mucn Of his time
W passed In gambling houses. He ami his
wife went to l. lndon from this city. 1t l. thought
thst no Is A Russian or Poe bv birth, and that
his real name Is Carlo Sesicoyicb. lie assumed
the aliases Of VIM. Wallace, Howard Adams,
John Howe, ana Charles urandy. The mui der.
Joseph b. CuApman, the " pal" Of the bond rob-
ber Dan Noble who Is serving long term 10 an
Austu ~ J nj. Wallace, Chapman, Joseph HUI
bert, and John Becker having been convicted
OF forgery In Smyrna two years ago, were SEN
fenced to three yelfs' Imprisonment. 1bey
were taken to Constan inople, ana there all ex-
cept Chapman escaped. The woman, Porter or
Chapman. was murdered for her jewelry, which
was valued ut about $500.
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PRICE TWO CENTS
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DdSHES HERE AND THERE NY THE
SUNS REPORTERS.
The Scandal Defenders Carrying Out the
Provisions Of the Council Of Evasion-
Fixing 10 TO suit Henry ward Beecher.

The Scandal Defenders Carrying Out the
Provisions Of the Council Of Evasion-
Fixing it TO suit Henry ward Beecher.
In compliance with the request OF the
Examining Committee OF Plymouth Church,
Prpf. Timothy Dwight, J. w. wollman.
and Bradford II. Wood, the committee
appointed by the Advisory Council to or
ganilo the scandal commission Of i've per-
sons. selected from a list OF twenty announced
yesterday, the call being furnished by Plymouth
Church members, that they will now proceed 10
constitute the commission according 20 the
plan ard under the provisions named 10 tho ie-
suit OF the Advisory Council No charges
ngaiDst Mr. Beecher have been hlndod Into tho
hX mining Committee, and the commission 10
70 be organized In pursuance OF IN artful clause
In the findings % the council which war,
rants II, II within the sixty days II sh ~
DO Judged cNJedicnt by tho Examining
Committee OF The church hnu the committees
oil tnree that I'm Dortant testimony, not provt-
ously given, which might throw light upon
charscs which have hitherto been tried, should
be heard 10y the commission.
Inc pl n IL to give to tho commteaton the
names OF Prof. Moses Colt Tyler, Dr. Fairfield oi
Mansfield, Ohio,and Mr.. II. G. Bowen, a. witness.
e., with some others perh aps. Then l.. smith
Hobart, H. =. Stone, and the Rev. Mr.. Virgin, ths
Congregational Ministers Association commit
tee, are TO try to get tho witnesses to attend,
The plan inds no favor with those who know
anything against Alr. Beecher.
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THE RIOTS IN BARBADoEs.

Plantations and Houses Sacked-A NuBber
Of Rioters Shot.
LONDON, April PA despatch dated
April ~, from the DarbadoeS Defence Associa-
tion In Darbadoes, to the West India Committee,
saysi "Rion have occurred throughout the
Islands. Plantations and houses have been
sacked, animals destroyed, and an enormous
Destruction OF property taken place. More than
forty OF tho Rioters have been shot. The troops
are actively employed. The city OF Brldgetown
Is Threatened. Business Is suspended and fam
llies are seeking the shipping for safety. Tno
rioters sly thas they have the Governors nc.
ton Tor their actions. lhe immediate rec u OF
requisite to save tue colony"
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After many days, Democratic Congress-
(Siguedl M RfcHArnsox
RAISING A sTEAMER.
Putting Great Chains Inder the Hull Of the
sunnyside-A COrDse Robbed.

Putting Great Chains Under the Hull of the
sunnyside-A CorDse Robbed.
PoU0nKEEPsIE, April A.-The work OF raising
the 'unAen steamer sunnyside. near West Park pro.
grrsses favorAbly. The wrecking company have six
he IVY chains under her and putting two more In
position The cables eight inches in diameter and
weigh two tons each. Nine large pontoons are used.
When once clear the pontoons with the wrecked
hanging on the chains viii be allowed TO drift up the
river with every MOOD tide until the fats Esopus
Lighthouse are reached and there the sunnyside will
be beached as high as possible A diver VIII go
down aud stop all holes after which che Will be pumped
either New iorE or Troy The ste imers hull In very
good condition. II is thought by some al West Para
That tho body OF bArah Butler whose alone OF
those os as not recovered has been raised BY some
persons Anc roDbed and n thrown n tue river Her
friends have said that she had nVe siI hundred dol
lars In money. ano gold watch anu chain her per
anu It Is also believed she had Of the silver
plate Of tue sunny slde with her.
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NEW JERSEY.

q. Abraham VOORHEES,, Esq, President OF the
state BANK OF New brunswick, thrown from his
wagon " george street yesterday, aud sustained lnu
rios serious ano possibly fatal.
Mrs. Maude Giles. the English soprano, who
gives her hrst concert at the Catholic institute. Jersey
UtI to-moTroy evening, is stepdaughter Of the Il "
Monte qnlou boow, the famous eioCutiOnst. Mrs
Gies s.ndl9a ander the best European naSe nrst IN
yer Victor hAss6 IN Paris under GArolA .berO
RandeGGOr, and Anne. saiaion Dolby. LOnaoeI Mme.
ooasorVAtorV. berlin.
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Bribery in tho Penn.ylvan,a legislature.

HARRTsBUR0, April A.-Ths Investigating
committee appointed by the House OF Representatives
20 ascertain whether corrupt means had been used TO
secure tho passage or defeat OF he bill " regulate the
CHARGES OF certain boom companies made their report
this evening.
conduct and that WIism DoueIsss Of Phiis3elnhis
Vas gun!y OF conduct unbeconlnE member Of the
irisSs: q the S. % snS thereby dSss isSussd them S
Pstr Ons' os Of Psd.p .oss sss',s' s ss n e
receive mossy for hnsei and other.. ana thereby ylo
county received 1900 for his VOTE and also
Violated the Constitution. All OF the above were mem
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GALVESTON, Apri "a. "A Matamoras despatch
dated yesterday say. that Gen. Dlax paraded the
National Guard. about 800 strong. and presented them
with battle nsgs. After making stirring speech. he
requested all who woaid volunteer 10 mALoh into the
inferior To step u the 'front.' Only emo ofcor and two
men 'ponded 10 the Invitation. Tho whole Tegmoat
WAS then ordered TO their OArrAoks and disanod TINS
were badly aeiested ncAr MonAereI. and the vnols
nsn uen Dlai remAias. AAd u soAsenDtlns hexioAAA
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VIOLATING oFFICIAL TRUSTS.
CHARGES Against Directors Of tho Boston ant
Albany Railroad.


DosToN, April A.-The legislative COM
mittee investigating the management Of tho Bos-
ton and Albany Railroad and inqulring iuto the
charges maze by State Director Hayes, have sub
mitted three reports. Tho one signed by Messrs.
Palmer and hosely suslains Hayes In making his
charges. and says that Moses Kimball held the
position OF State Director In defiance OF law,
being interested in the stock OF the road, and
that the Ware River Railroad transaction was
the source OF much private pront 20 President
Cbapin and his friends. They recommend that
klessrs. Chaplin, kimball, and Sargent, having
been guilty Of violation OF their oficial trust
directors, the ttOrney General be Instructed to
Institute proceedings to recover any money In
the hands OF these ofacors belonging to the road
The report says that Moses KiInoAll retains
$4,000 OF Ioad funds, which he ade out OF q
gravel contract. The other reports are not made
public yet.
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NESTCMNsTER COUNTY.

Six Mount Vernon saloon keepers are TO be ar
ragned ln White Plains to-day for selling nQuor on
election day.
benjamin BrundaRe OF Hastings dropped dead
yesterdty lie Was tho taest the county stand
iug slI feet and hye inches.
Daniel springateel having boon acquitted OF
the charge OF bresklnH into William Dunn's store In
Ea IryingtOn. has sued Mr Dunn for 0i 900 damAses
Tor malicious prosecution 49, ~~N-
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CoSsTANTISoPLE, April Alt is taid that
Mukhtar PasnA has received ten Daaons OF reinforce
menls and will the tempt & reyictui kicsic
ST. PETERSBURG, Apri 23.-Prnce 0ortsohakon on
Saturday, the representitve OF the ye great
pon because the Turkish Cabinet resolved on Fri
Day to invade Montenegro by way Of scutari.
The Porte has asked Egypt Tor auxiliary troops. 80
that 10 set tree the 1uTkish RafusOns O towns In
As for service elsewhere. len thousand Egyptians
are TO occupy these places.
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Opening the FieId tor Women.

At the weekly meeting OF the Blp,ist minis
ters yesterday. DR.. Anderson read paper the sub
ject Of deacons In which he urged the impor Of
creating an order OF deaconeeses similar to that which
existed In Apostolic times and whose dutios would be
much the same as those OF the modern Roman Catholic
tiste-nood. The speaker adduced the services that
In inc last war, and said; There slumber. IN the
cnnrch most potent power for doing good that IL
In our churches who idle and who anxious
narfs al.
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MIR. Msuiion Appealing.

Judge Fullerton, Of counsel for MIR. Moulton
In his SUIT against Henry wsrd Beeoher. yesterday
served notice OF appeal from judge DykmAn deci Ton
tu,talning the demurrer Of def ndant MIR. Shear
man, counsel for Mr. BeecLer. The Argument ths
appeal IL to be made At the General Term in POugh-
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the LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
Opposing Conscription and Excessive Taxa
ton in Spnin.

BAN SEBASTIAN, April 24.-After another very
stormy debato The Junta OF GupuEcoa to-day elected
ve deleg tes to proceed to Madrid to confer with
Government All n,e OF the delegates rreconclia-
bic rtisans OF the Heros The JuntA instructed them
TO decline compromise lettering the future actio
OF Guputcoa to oppose the conscripuOn consent
moderate taxation IN cid Of toe national treasury aud
to Withdraw from the conference and protest N the
Government attempts any modification OF the TusrOs
The municipal authorities Of San sebastian perseyere
In their rreconciab attitude, ana the Irritation
interior VI the province continued.
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THAT $500.
An Ex-Attorney-tieneraI TukinG Time TO
Consider his Answer.

WASHINGTON, April A.-Ex-Attorney-
General A. Herman was before the Committee
or Expenditures in the Department OF Justice
this morning lie admitted that he ordered the
$3.50 to be paid over TO Davenport In 1871. Tho
next questions were:
Q.-Do you remember whether or not you h ad
any Information from or conversation with tho
President upon the subjsctf Aldo.
Q.-fou may state what occurred in that
connection relating 20 Sois particular subject.
Al must decline to answer that question At
present. ! want time TO consider what my duty
asa Cabinet ofhcer, sll my relations With tho
tidl.
Tho committee, after consultation, agreed %
allow the eX-Attorney- General until t0-morr1 W
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-25

Howes CushinR's Circus opened last nignt Al
Broadway and Sixth avenue with sparring exhieitos
between James Mace and Joe Gos the chief atrso-
ton. Goss is the champion OF ENGLAND. ana Jsmes
Mace was introduced by the master of the ceremonies
as the hampton Of III. world" Both men exhibited
marvellous sk In boxing Mace proDl ably mainta
his ssc ,ndsncy. Goss In addition to his skin. shows
enormous Muscular development, and VIII prove for
mldAble, ~ not an in'ncIbe rpponent. Both he ana
Mace however. are very fat and puffy. They will
Qllre mucn Training before they enter the Rug.
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The Re.u,, or,hc Rov., Title. NH.

LONDON, April 24.-In the House OF Commons
this evening Mr. Henry Fawcett member Tor nsckney.
asked Mr.. Dlsraeli TO facilitate the discussion OF his
motion for address TO the Queen praying her non.
assumption OF tue tile OF Empress Of ndla before
proclamation WAS Issued giving II effect. MIR DsTAell
declined, wbertupon MIR. Fave e gave notice OF a
tion more stnnsenty challenging the conduct Of tue
Government, amounting to vote OF censure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-25

In tho brooklyn Rink last evening. at the ben
ent for John Dwyer. there were sparrins matches DO
tween Peter Croker and Larry Powers Can Docherty
Steve Taylor ana Geo ROoke were spar1ng, Rookie ~
his temper and throwing on the gloves struck Al Tsy
Iney were separated. They afterward had clnch II
the dressing roou. but were parted. The wind vA
between John DNyer and Prof. Miller. Dwyer pre-
friends.
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III. Golden Wedding with tho Church.

The Rev. Father Lsmke OF 81. walburga's
Church. Elizabeth win to-day celebrate the nfueth an.
nyersary OF hi, ordination priest The service 10
9 begin 81 10 4. NJ and Iiihops Corrig ana Nc
iade are expected to ohiciate chbsn - II iley Of
Baltimore anu over on hundred priests have been IN
Vited,
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The BROOKLYN Aldermen having voted to reduce
salaries OF employees In the city department., and their
authority to do 40 having been questioned the Cor
porAtion Counsel has given as ms OplniOn that tue
power OF the Council extends further than make
an appropriation IN the aggregate for the payment OF
employees.
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Tive ReQimsnts Reioicips.

The Sixty ninth Regiment, Col. Cavanagh, and
the Third Cavalry Col. Budke received their friends
last evening the anniversary OF the depsrture OF the
sixty ninth for the seat Of war. The Third Cavalry
marched from their ola armory In the Bowerv. VIII
rem tonptoi er Green mas not paid for three years,
White ana Elm streets.
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Destrue,iv. Hail storm IN Kap.a..

Topeka, April A.-A hail storm passed over
this county on Saturday afternoon covering
mile wide ana extending mes south. which destroyed
al orchards and wheat crops
Not single leaf, bud, blossom was left. and a
nun Der Of cattle wore killed In places the hail wac
eight inches deep and Of the siHe of mems eggs Wagon
after u fe Very tle damage was Done M the city.
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Coroner's inquest over the BODY of David
baylor. which found the railroad track al Laun-
beTtVle. ~ j. AsceTtaned that there was audanum In
the stomach, aud returned ayerdlct Of suicide Is
probable that Nayor after taking the poison doubted
whether It would XIII him and threw himself on the
lrae
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SPRINGFIEID, April A.-An unknown woman
apparently about 70 years Of age found murdered
to-day 10 tenement In Congress street. Mary Naugh
ton, alias Mclaughlin. who kept the place. has disap
peAred, ana IN supposed to be the murderess.
Elisha Sampson OF Danbury, 81 years old. had his
head blown uh to-day by lusane VINO WAS In the
han of ina
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-25
Church Divided Aaa,u., I,..,c

For some time many members Of the Catholic
Church At Hackensack have expressed dissatissctioa
with certain acts of Father RoandO the pastor Tho
dissncctcd members have forme1 association which
meets semi monthly separate from the church.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-25

wAsHSoToE, April A.-In tho case OF tho
oteE mine. OF New Mexico the Secretary OF Inte
Tior airms the survey OF 1891 nGw occupied by the
New heIco Mining Comptny anu directs the issuing
OF patent 70 that company, In accordance with the
survey The quantity OF land Involved IL over oo,OOo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-25

WASHINGTON, April a.-The House Commit
tee on Appropriations to-day agreed TO that portion OF
the report OF It's Subcommittee on Postal Appropria
ti0ns which relates TO the salaries Of postmasers Tue
plan proposed as heretofore published. provides for
iavinI Of about t6OO,0OO
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"Are YOU WiIIing 90 be Appron ch ed ,D

suburban anti iammanV delegate TO ths
Utica Convention was a.ked 10y an influential TammAny
mAl yesterday. Are YOU willing 10 20 approached
TO keep away from the Convention ?"
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ROcHEsrER, April e4.-rhs Journeymen tail
OF this oity have demand for from 70 40
per oont additional pay made clothing
fourtls Of the dealers have sgned compact 70
Gp4as tAs ADtDAAA. GAs tourney aot voTkink.
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The closing argument IN tho trial TO determine
what fee Mrs Virginia c. burke shall pay her counsel
A. II. II. Dawson, WAS heard by Nelson smith, ref.
cree, yesterday, Dawson claimed his tee nifty per
cent OF the $4,000 Judgment that was obtained.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-25

Jonathan Palmer Loper son OF Commodore
LOp OF Connecticut, has ueen pardOned. Loper was
sentenced TO state prison, about three years ago for
seven years. tor arson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-25

Jacob Goodenough died yesterday In Burling-
ton. y. j. month ago he aud one Selb disputed, snd
selo drew revolver and nred two shots The second
taking effect In GOodenouzhs head seiD 10 at large
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-25
JOITINGS AHOUT TOWN.

Cloudy and rainy we ther with n storm centre
d. ngat.
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Esyp, wl,hdrnvipa from Aby..I

PARIS, April 2.-M. Pages, Liberal Conserva-
tive was yesterday elected member Of the Assemb
from tue second arTondissement Of Montauban.
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smnIl-Pox In n Public school.
The WEATHER once Prediction.

Small. pox has broken out Ia Iublic school
OF lObDken a yesterday tie Board Of Education dc
cided - close the school,
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SAN FRANCIsCO, April 2t.-Mowry and Smith
equcstrians. rode ntly-uile race ia tSO hours au
eight minutes TO day. Each used ten horses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-25

Parties storins iuIniturs would 40 weii to 10.
epbot the Grand Central Storage wehoHAe. corner OF
Broadway end Forty seventh street.->IaA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-25

CAIRO, April a.-The Egyptian troops hay,
begun their homeward movement from Abyssinla
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-20
LATEST LOCAL.


TEE alarm from box 1863 about 80
O'Clock was false. A little boy turned
in the alarm.
BURGLARS entered the clothing store
oil Marks & Ehrlich, sometime during
the night, but took nothing of value.
A Bull was fled in the United State q
District Court against the steamboa at
"Handy" TO recover the sum Of 5000.
JOHN FISHER was gathered in with q
coil OF lead pipe, supposed to have been
stolen. 1t can be found at the Chiefs
office.
The articles Of Incorporation of the
Bayrischer Understandings Verein, oil
CINCINNATI, have been filed with the Re-
corder. M ,rs,sS
HENRY FUCHS. saloon-keeper, was
arrested by Officer MLiiin for attempting
to pass q counterfeit bill ON the driver ol
a street car.
ALL articles remaining on the St.
James =. A. Society table, late Orphans
Bazaar, will be. rallied for this evening al
inc school-Aouse. corner Mound ana
Elizabeth streets.