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BHOOK l. YN.

Tho new Methodist Episcopal church on Hunt
er avenue, Dutch Kills, Long Island city, VIII be opened
t1day ny Bishop James.
Ihe examination OF Mofatt, alias Curtis on
charFe oi taxing two little brooklyn krls TO a New
iolA hote resulted IN holding him for le Grand Jun
The seawqnhaka Boat Club OF Grconpolnt have
received Fift OF u GOO from Saerin nass ri toward
Gompie thelr new building. adjoining tic Arlington
Boat Nlub, on NewtOwn Crcck.
The deoomposed body OF an unknown man, 40
years old I'VE feet sI ncnch hgh. Win dark hair and
snort sue Whlsk,rs, dArS oyercu g. undtrcoh, ana
pAhtAiouns win Knee patches and lNtcd shoes, was
found On HE Washington svenue bridge last nlsht.
Aaron NJ lrks, an auctionoer, Of ~ Myrtle ave-
nue, lirookyn, last neht VIII ed Mr. Thomas II Troy
AWlrr ui ot North Elliott pace, On business, ana,
ms hee1mgs abusive, Mr lroy put hin out MsrSs
uvcntd the hall door and fred once al Troy, who was
standing by his WHO 10 the hal. Tas shoI mlIsed.
hGks MAS arrested
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PRICE THREE CENTS.
FRAUD IN THE WAR OFFICE
A MORN THAT mas BEEN EArIHe
UP THE PEOPLES MONEY.
Tho Gigantic SwindIe that wns Continued ~
Rufus Jngnlls-Paying Thousands of Doh
lars for a Worthless Patent Preparation.

Tho Gigantic SwimdIe that wns Contin uea tv
Rufus Jngnll--Paying Thorsnnds of Doh
lars for a Worthless Patent Prcparntiop.
WASHINGTON, March 1s.--Tho Commits.
on Exrenditures in the War Department bsv,
struck another bonanza, THIS time II Ia In thu
Quaitermastci-Gener Office II "a In oonneo-
tion with the payment Of large sum Of money
to Cole Drey of Philadelphia, for the use Of
worthless patent for the prevention Of moths ..
army clothing. For several years the army ap-
proprlition bill contained an appropriation for
the use OF this patent. IL was long AGO discov-
cred to be frnud aud a swindlc, but, never
theleaa, the Wrr Department continued to REQ
ommend an annual ari TO Ration therefor.
In the summer OF 1872 the Quartermaster IN
charge of the Schuyikil arsenal at PHILADELPHIA.
In ovcrhauling large lot OF clothing which had
hcen tested with this preparation by Coles ana
brey, dlsc vered that It was badly moth -enten.
This attracted his attention, and he caused Q
number OF tcsis to be made. which Demon
strated to lis entire sati faction that the prcpa-
ration was worthless. lie accordingly reported
the facts To tho War Department, and a board
~ tus pcCtlOn was ordered to convene at thu
S,hIylkill arsenal The President OF this hoard
was was oe9, a6,m mu's ingai,' lhs eaaminaiion
Quaitermastcr who had reported against the
fraud was not allowed TO have a fair show be-
fore lngHlis's board, and the conclusion OF the
sham Investigation was a WITHDRAWING report
from ingalls, and Alegood's removal lie was
ordered South without tho usual leave OF ab-
sence. The Captain came here aud tried to hAvs
a hearing on the merits OF the case before the
secret'ry ot War; but, although no had the
most powerful backing, he could not get IT, The
influence behind Coles lirey was too strong.
Last winter the apprOpr ition. although rs-
commended ana urged by the War Department.
was left ou. OF the Army bili. aud thereby hangs
= tale also. Col. Dom Piatt had always acted
Tor Coles lirey's BIZ. For some reason he was
cropped, and with him dropped tho appropria-
ton. Gen. Guiield, the then Chnrman OF the
Commtttee on Appropriations, is Platts partio-
ular friend, and no doubt was Influenced ny him
70 strike out the item IN the army bill. Hut tbs
joh was not to be killed In this way
Gen. Ingalls, was made acting Qnarterm aster-
General, and he has continued TO pay Coles q
Brcv Tor the moth preventive process, not
withstauding there was no money Appropriated
for tLat purpose. Col. piatt and Gen. ingalls,
have both been summoned to appear before the
committee, and nll the papers have been called
for. On Monday the fun Will begin. Col. PiAtk,
IT is said. will tell the whole story. and lay
the bitter facts In this gigantic sWindle before
the committee.
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The Centennial Rinc Matches.

LoNDor. March ls.-Capt. Macdonald, of the
Scotch line Team. writes TO the TolgHser S>rrice Ga
see that sx msmhcrs Of a't years Scotch Lcho Shield
Team al who able to 80 to America t. partlc pate
IN the Centennial iatchcsintcnd to shoot for places
IN this team and at least nine other nrsclass shots are
ready 20 comacte. No shot resident Of Scotland, WHO
en- -. h.s iela RACK.
The deputuion OF the Irish Rife Association which
intcy we'd Maj Leoch IN regard T. the ursanz At, m
y an ii.h Team by at ecnlcman iucul duea.ly all
ot me 1870 llterAatnnll Team. Cant. Niluav, ere
tsfy 81 e Nh lonal hinc Associations thin the action
o. tar lfsh lean dcnhltcy settled IN tle neg tive
non, l"u-l sir li,.ry ia fad Us NOT yet received a
frnN from col Cllrrsl"Nr 10 A- Cofuuul iCntlOn
inrfhat no team so1c tr accredited unless under the
auspices VI the National i.nc ASSOCIATION.
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MoRE or RoBEsoN,s UoRK.
Concentrating supply Contracts In tho Hands
of his Fnvorites.

The New York Bulletin has been inves-
tlating the system Of purchasing beef and pork
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. II Ia asserted that
a retail dry goods dealer I'm Catharine street.
named Matthews, has tho entire control of fur
nishing general assortment Of supplies to the
navJ yard, including beef, pork, pickles, hard
ware and blankets All supplies for the navy
aro purchased at Washington, through the Bu-
reau OF Provisions and supplies. Formerly the
lettings were advertised, and sealed proposals
invited but tho law contains clause permit
ting tho purchase OF supplies in open market
under urgent stress Of circumstances and Il IA
said that advantage Of this clause Is taken I'm
procuring all the annual supplies. Pay Director
and Purchasing Agent Cutter Of this city saws
that tho business Of making these purchases
was transferred from the navy yard 30 Washing
ton under an order from Secretary llobcson, on
the ground that the change would save trouble
in auditing the bills of the comnlandants OF
navy yards and because, as ho alleged. the latter
mover had "A legal right to mako tho purchases
This, however. docs not explain the reason why
PAY Director Cutter was deprived Of the powers
- purchasing agent to which he was entitled by
his office.
beef from one provision Arm In Broad street
THIS arm few weeks ago quietly bought up
Lon barrels of pork, having evidently received
private Information MAT n aGOverument order for
20n barrels was to be Issued. They were thus
enabled to control the market, aud increased
the price from 81 to Sl.60 per barrel IL Is intl-
mated that the large extra profit obtained by the
Board street firm must have been shared with
some ono else. The amount OF Mr. Mdtthews's
entire profits On his contracts cannot he asccr-
tanned. as the Navy Department has refused all
Information Oh tho subject.
The law not only requires that bids for supplies
shall he invited Ivy public advertisement, but
provides that mo person shall be received as a
contractor who Is not manufacturer Of. or reg
ular dealer in the articles which he oncrs to sun
ply" This clause Is said to be plainly violated
in 4 Ia lI .
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

The entire proceeds OF the sale of tho ma
teral Of the deiunct Boston Ddy Necs yesterday were
5000.
MIR. j. W. Eaton, who Is indicted in New Or
leans Tor conspiracy TO defraud the Governments IN
MhskcY mat tfs was Arri- ned, pleaded not auy, and
was Hdml.tod 10 bail In the sum u 1000
The Cozzons Hotel property at Highland Falls
was sold unirr Judgment OF foreclosure, IN New.
Ourgh yesterday. Toe property bought 10 for tho
hondhoders by VIM. N. Prlchard. their counsel, ior
100000
As freight train on the Northwestern Rail
road was moving from Milwaukee Yrsttrdi morning,
the rtstoWotA On The lake front Wuch supported tile
Track gave way throwing the In gne into the lake
The engineer anu tue nreman were Killed.
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4 rRoFIrABLE JON By BURsLARs
sHk Worth 81, 900 stolen from McPartia nd's
Dry Goods story IN EiRhth avenue.


Mr. $. McPartland's dry goods store, at
6il Eighth avenue, was robbed by burglars on
Friday evening, OF silk valued at 5000 The
night watchman, Peter Mulligan, shut the doors
at about o'clock and went to supper, returning
at about half past o. lilo noticed nothing wrong
and began his night patrol In the morning
when the shop girls and clerks arrived, the rob
berry was discovered Fifty eight pieces # silk
had been taken, four or fye shelves In the rear
Of the store being entirely stripped.
captain WaShburuo and Officers Murphy and
kchue, OF tho Thirty-seyenth street police, and
Detectives King and Wood, examined the
premises Yesterday, and found that the robbers
effected an entrance through the scuttlc on the
West Forty-trst street crossing the roof Of the
Stiuer tea store ON the corner To- tho roof Of
Mr.. Mclartland's store. The scuttle was pred
up and the woodwork around II broken. A
long and powerful Jimmy was found ON tho roof
near the scuttlc. Hnd q dark lantern lay upon the
nour iu the workshop in the third story II Is
selves down from the scuttle to the floor of the
upper story. a distance u nearly twenty feet. by
ro2e ladder. n their descent one fell and
smashed through "A show case breaking the
glass and wounding himself Stains Of blood
covered the fragments OF glass IL Is believed
that tho robbery was committed by expert
habits OF the occupants. Tefaifce
probably made In the apseaoo ~ the watchman
between and O'Clock.
lady, who lives ~ the top noor of the Stlner
building, says that at about half past $ or 9
O'Clock. while she was unNlDlsly awaiting the
return Of her husband, -he heard stcalihy steps
on tho roof over her head. Her dog, barked
loudly and she was unable t. quiet them. At
lcnGfN, be- uming alarmed aUd nervous, she
went to "a door that opens upon the stat rway
leading To the street, and saw TWO strange men
disappearing down tho steps in the darhncss
one u them appeared To be Juggling heavy bag
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The New York Vessel Owners Association
he eppoiltsd committee 10 80 ~ Washington and
ask IN change in the pot aws So that coa,ng YES
sells may not be subjected the ouerous ity OF
cuflutlr- ana paying pilot ON entering port. They
rN lhtl ecd one aluut huch a. Sew orhcr needs
q eulav net"crn the Battery AID Uniln square TAe
IntlA4t ma Association has aup iUf" committee to
cooperate with them, TIE Committee ON Commerce
ind Navigation VIII give them he-rlnS week after
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now THEY SKIPPED.


NCWnrh Police -intion.
Yesterday morning Desk Sergt. Porter
ot the First Precinct Police Station, Newark,
visited the lookup und laid the keys Of The cells
on window sill in front OF a cell in which
prisoner was confined and forgot them. Shortly
afterwatd Chief Of Police Mills, while riding on
Broad street horse car, saw a young man acting
suspiciously. Tho Chief took him In custody,
and In the police station the officers were amazed
70 md that he was James Michael, arrested on
Friday for triiling offence, and who was sup
posed To be safe In tue cells. IL was then dis
covered that the escape had been made, and
that with Michael bad also escaped two noted
bur glars. John Mcdonald and Cornelius HacIott.
one OF the trio easily secured tho keys left on
the window sill. Instead Of climbing the court
yard wall to the street, the ja-breakers boldly
m r. he'd through the police station past the desk
Of the yisilant sergeant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-19

NEnsAILEs. March ls.-ln the Chamber OF
DEPUTIES to-day VI. Grcyy the President. read letter
from 81 Leon Gambeita announcing that Of the four
towns wherein he had been returned Deputy. he
tccied TO represent Paris.
", lugAtuy decided to represent AK.
NJ. tluqHet novel that the state Of siege Ia Paris
Lyons. md Mar Hes he Immediately raised. Urgency
W.s Nulfi O.! q large maj rlty,
". Leon Sav, tur Munster Of Finance, demanded
crrlt of liv'oo francs for the relief u sufferers
BY TIE recent lAunlAtllAH.
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suN reporter heard ai "a late hour last night
that Alderman Twoulty Informed friend last evening
that John II. keyser, OF Tweed Ring notorlcty, las
ttNen TO- q lunatc asylum yesterday b. Mr. rAonas
fcrris, II Is sall that Mr. keyscr has suffered from
eottnrg ui the brain Tor some une which malady has
flaly resulted ~ lunacy. Mr. keyscrs fuends ~
ai ne has for long TINS taken deep interest Ia
Splrtuullain, talking ana thinking OF uut Little else
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-19
Ths Policy OF The Leit Centre.

PARis, March ls.-M. Bethmont, In assuming
the Presidency Of the Let Centre, made speech ap-
proving tae Ministerial programme aud fiyoung tho
urnp1Hl Tor the iNn-i te ID IltiOu Of stale OF
81, &C. lie roncalei nY saying that the lolt con.
seNaih a9l ~ ltNor o. moderate policy though IL
Is essentially nrcc. sary that tho kcpuOicAn party
sAUuli preserve its unity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-19

On Friday night there was collision be-
tween two vessels about siK miles south Of B.ruesat
light, and mile and half from Shore Of thcm
sunk The sisual service reporter yc tcrday mlrn'ng
tc cRrapn that the sunkcn vessel squarcrireea
srhntr ln mat tuc Sea was too rough O. 30 90 tAe
MNce tul ascertain her name 1t Was rcYurtcd that
ihr a. Nts.tl was "a Gar .-ulhtcd HChuDDtr. Which
sale nurih after tHc cpIiuu ILo u,rle Insurance
nutAu les named tAa Nl. cUor As over uue lron BJs
TN. wa l.AL s.e wa N u--l-L lle ONE -.uA.
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JACKSON, Miss, March ls.-Guv. Anes win
maze 10 appointment TO ni' the vleaucy created by
icsignau Of Il tut.-Gos. DAVIS. rs the appoii tueni
would have raised compile lted legal questions AEd
tHuftu tr N' e. Toe Gov tFLufs counsel advised hrr
MOI to appoint the II Of NJ. tardozo, supcrintcn-
ut u INucAt4nu, has been POSTPONED until alter tho
tTAl VI GOV. ANN.
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LONDON, March ls.-Ihe Times special de-
fpAtch from Cadiz says Kins Alionso's entry into
Maii!i viii be made Monday morning. There win be
ths dals Of public fesuV!ucs at the capital. Tie
King will enter AT th' head ~ twenty Eve thousand
tfuors. 4 le p'nn Wil Dr. sung nt the ,ttrcdra and
uiWnph. crown Wl ne presented ~ hll MAJ sty. In
lht trfiluu dnurr viii be -iNcu To tho soldiers fol.
l9hcd BY fireworks, inuiuiuons Du ,lis ANA The
distribution Of medals and crosses to tie WOulued.
Matses WI De sala l1r lhosc hIlIel ln tie war.
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LONDON. March ls.-Chafles Brent, under ar
rest or iraucs ON the FANS CITY Tob eco INK At us
vile Ky, Was aIr4ieucd yesterday snd renanded until
next Friday to await the arrlvai Of the American OH
cor who left new York March IL, the steamer Ger
manic
II not certain that win,ow. The B5s'on forger. will
sail ~ m Liverpool flr BOSTON IA the .lst UY the
hltAueI oipiilh Inc warrant Tor ms hurFea Ter las
nj yet been received rom the lrusl authorities
De'e I've Dcarourn las received letter from Boston
winch seems to throw the IccuuiarY rcspeltililW on
hin n le tsS-s NiHsloW's family home. IL is unccr.
tam thereto e, what VIII be oole. a dee .slon viii
pIobably DC arrived AZ on Mondly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-19
A Murderer Shot by a -hsrIm.

SALT LAKE CITY, March lS.-Phelps, one OF
the oonyics who killed the Warden Of the pcnitcntary
and ESCAPED lew days ago was shot by sheriff Haul
dy of santauqun' Utah. a't evening near The terni-
nus Of 'he UiHh Southern Railroad. lie was met by
lNhl Queer VINO comm1nued hun 10 put ~ his hands,
Mheh ihtlps nfed ut the ulcer but missed HIM. The
ON tf lhtA ircd twice, one shot passing through the
nuflerers lungs. H. was taken TO York station last
!lSnt h.u put on rain tins morning Tor Salt Lake
{ lY, nut dicd Oh Tho way.
Tho other two ccnycts who escaped were sn at
affe this morning, nut probably have been captured
hllet' Aa tue oIlctrs were ihen on their track.
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Rogers, Pee, Il CO.'S spring Opening.

Having improved the front OF their store at
broadway aud Broome street. and converted the
second story into commodous ohildren's depart.
meht' WIN handsomely furnished parlor, to which
ladies ana ehdren can so without passing through the
ktnlrn,hs ealesroum, Mcssrs. Rogers, peet 4 Co.
han lh'iIr sprnE opening yesterday II was well at
tthutu lhtf oHer Tor very reasonable prices 's
melton and basket sprlng sus. and dla onu aud
hlme!e oNecoAts, whouy or partly lined with satin,
boys Centennial and paid suits, and many novelties.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-19

In tho ride match yesterday, In the Creed
moor, Jr, Range Gallery, between members Of the
sophomore class of Coluahn College anC represouta-
tyes Of the llome Citizens aud Continental Insurance
Companies, the college hoys we're VICTORIOUS The
scores oi the sophumurcs werei r. W krNyon, Al +.
Watson, ali c. $. Alien "a toial 9'b core Of TIE
j. " Hichcoct, 3G NJ. Parker, "a; Lloyd Roberts
30; W. r. nobeft, oO-tota m. The range was AT 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-19
Mr-. sennnufcr,r pl.nppcnrnnee.

Charles c, Schnaufer, the wealthy Brooklyn
grocer who was Imprisoned nrst on charge Of murder
INK his WIFE, ana then charge OF forging her
certain documents, made Application yesterday through
ils counsel To Jusuce Walsh 10 be admit ed to bali
h' Justice ithlcd the application, but ret down the
H. IT, nm II ne clarses against ne prisoner or Monday
Inc PRISONERS lawyer sad that no had witnesses To
li"fr That Mis- sehnaufcr had been seen within Two
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-19
Mrs. Carl sehurz's Funeral.

Tho funeral OF Mrs. Carl Schurz was at
her late residence, 40 West 1hirysecond street. at
o'coc, Yesterday. The body in casket, that was
so ycrod with flowers that part Of It visible
forai orings also deckcG tho walls OF the paror and
large lou4uct had been sent by the friends Of Mrs.
sohgz ia Washington. DIges were sung 4y choir Of
me sderkraI2 society. Tic Rev. O. ID. FiotmnE sham
ON lated, and IN short address paid high tribute
ihe aOcial ana home virtues OF MIS- SuhuTZ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-19

Constable Benson OF Jersey city has discov-
cred cabin on the Newark ncadows which Is hs
haunt OF outlaws Constable Benson stayed All OF one
night IN the place. hoping that some n the gang would
return there tosi sioop nut his watch WAS iu vain The
walls arc covered with the names OF fugItIYrs nom us
Tee, The cabin is knONu 30 "tutthrolts Den" lho
piupnetur Of the swamp ia when Il Stands has prom
lstu " have II torn down,
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A uelsimu Murderer Arrested.

1NDIANAroils, March Is. - United States
Marshal JOAN Eoonlon OF New York arrived In thrs
city to-day iavirg IL his custody Henry A. Flammond
VII go he arrested near Rockville, In lana, for the Al.
le-ti murdcl 81 Peter ;r at luuct belgium. n ths
Mln.cr OF 1919. Inc lrsDn,r Ned thit COun rs affair
has b.en loo ned NJ r lace lru tie A rest nAao.
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"Lct No Gully Man E.capc."

Director linlstead, Of the Hudson county (N.
SO ffoeAodor' has ascertaned that the lao empty
barrels and the undreis Of Dry goods boxes turned
out OF tno htpfetouses az the pcntcntary ana Aims.
Ouse lat year were never accounted for. lie viii
force al investigation. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-19

Six weeks agp joseph kearney worked In
Llshtpo's hat iaciory MllnurI. ID. lie got on .
snrcc and threatened .h discharge lie then dis-
mp arrd. To- NO Nrk tie hots have u,cn sioniuE
what lstA supposed N.s tie dead luGJ OF dog tha
n pom. lcs.e. Jay a was lecAtned a. The body -
tnl missing man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-19

ST. LOUIS March ls.-lhs Wirsins Ferry Com.
psuN OF ul- cry hrs hrou nt sui 30 n Circuit Court
Al lchrYe, H.. against o ONO ara Missi ipp Isis
road tUuraat for hrcac4 Of clutr..t IN The matter
Of lfan.l .r II isns acioss tbs rycr damages are
laid at 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-19

The great story writer, has new story In thI,
weeks Ae,o lorA Ueeiiy now ready. 1t Is enutled
"Chlteau d'Or" and Is written In Mrs. Holmes best
stfe. Those who Hle caarmlng story should get No.
10 of the Aep Igrk sekiy, tue best story and sketch
pRpeT,-ldg,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-19

The revived Lighty-t lghth regiment pAradel
yesterday, under oDnms4d Of Cul. Gr.ham, Major
Doyle, oal pts Kelly. .ulady, n, Carthg Gavin 1na
Ia scr. After tuc u arci, the reg rnt had ball Al
Laldm.n's l~rk a CHATTER 4stj ue cured
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-19
The Danh oi tho .tatc Of New YorL.

Mr. August Belmont, the newly.elected Pres
ident OF the bankrupt National Bank Of the State OF
New ork sand yesterday that he expected to pay on
AL ~ liabilities lie would not SAY mat the bank
wonld resume The shares were offered ior 35 IN Tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-19

Mcssrs. Q. W. Sawyer and c. A. bunting. the
jealous assistants OF Moody and sankey are to preach
IN the First Free Union Church. Jersey CITY tonight
MI sawyer IL converted drungatd and Mr. Bunting
WAS formerly rum seller IN the Fourth Ward.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-19

A lively story for tho young folks, entitled
"B9uaccI nroNn," Is commenced In No 22 Of the Eogi
ol Ms bo'i, now ready, aud ior sale BY every news
agent,-AdV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-19

ST LOUIS, Match lS rne last batch OF am
davis tlpr.r ~ tiitl 90 tue Mckee case =
MED On the irn q oit IS Dr. uIct Court to-day. 1Gs
motion iOr new ulal N,li Oc argued MuIday neXt.
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Settling an ,ccoun, win Pistol.

JACKSON, Miss, March ls.-MrJ. y. Bell, pro
prlrtov OF the I,oitS Dfeuo,. shot . . knod Angus
tn- G rev. y printer, toeay Mr.. Carey ths
point 4 starting fur Nrfupais. and thc iCnitF org
inE,el u the leucnt of , account. M. Bgls IN JAIL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-19

Pure crystals, with diamond surface. These
gre T.. risiau uiamolds For sale only at Richard
llumphreys Iewery store 77g Broadway, opposite
SteWarts. send for descriptive Urlce list. -ldV.
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The Ahy-sinla, with Robert q. Schcnck on
board, Arr al sandy llook Yesterday afternoon hut
WAS unable tl cross tAc bar on account of the hign
wnd. he Minister 10 expected to arrive IN Inc civ
to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-19

LONDON, March ls.- Ferdinand Freilgrath. tn,
German poet, dt"i ~ instadt in Wurcmbcrg 70 day
lie was nearly OO years Old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-19

Mary itlY the actress, ana the child, " no wera
bu c4 go Ee-t lpiftel uin street, Friday uighL
by ur c1riusie" ui kerosene lamp, died Believes
uuI ittal ytstefcls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-19
Against Tho RcpenI Of tho Eiaht-mour Law,

lho stonecutters' Association, 1000 mombers,
have formally protested eg inst the repeal OF the
Eighllour law, ami viii make personal appeals TO the
nenhI. VI the Assembly Tor tho lection VI the bll
for that purpose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-19

PANS, March Is The Rdlpel says the res MT
Of the voting yesterday In the senate khO the Right
10 have mai MY of fourteen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-19
How Field sports are Made Di.repurabic.

At a pigeon shooting match In Hampstead,
they tied aigeon bya string toa sake and placed
peach 9aset oyer it' then, when the shooter. wore
n"sAt of tne string about forty fee NIoi IL nutefed
hc pcssY 3. Then ncse crack shots tro4 ly -.Uine-
iue, Two shots, .Li sometimes half uOzen Until tie
bird