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THE TRICK or rHE STORM.
Tho Heaviest snow Fall Of the Season In
NIsaonrI, Illinois, nnd Ohio.

Missouri, Illinois, and Ohio.
Cautionary signals on nll the stations on
tho Atlantic coast between Now York aud
Wilmington warned seamcn OF an approaching
storm yesterday morning, and at 10T o'clock the
signal Office ordered the signal up on all the
other stations between Jacksonville and Port
land. AT that hour tho officers In Washington
city reported a severe storm in Central Ken
tucky, where the barometer had fallen and was
decidedly low, and that the Mississippi had
risen south OF Cairo, reached the danger line at
Vicksburg, and was ono foot and three inches
above It at Helena aud seven inches below 1t at
Memphis The prediction was ; For tho Middle
States, rain and snow. with northeast and south
west winds, increasing TO gales on tho coast :
falling barometer, and stationary or slight rise
OF temperature. Ister reports told OF n storm
that was ragtug In Tennessee. Oho and Ken
tucky, and In the aft ernoOn the weatherwise pre-
dlcted that It would sweep down upon New
;hs 28th inst, at Fort Gibson, In the Indian Ter
ritory. IL h d reached Western Pennsylvsnia at
with velocity Of thirty. ave miles an hour.
despatch from -. Louis at IL A. M. reported
that. after continuous In all da; on Monday,
n snow storm set In at 10 o'clock on Monday
night, and at 10 o'clock Yesterday morning ten
inches had fallen. In the region OF Toledo, ONO,
"A snow storm with northeastery gale set IN
early yesterday morning and at j. NJ. there
were no indications Of ab tement. At that hour
SIX inches OF snow had fallen. The ST. Louis :
spatch, dated ht g Z. NJ, estimated the depth of
snow there AT SIX inches. Snow had bean falliug
from early In the morning, ana was still falling.
The storm was from the cast.
A despatch from Monroe, Mch dated last
evening, says: "A terrific snow storm, the
heaviest or the season, commenced early this
morning, and continued all day with great
verify until this evening. The snow Is about ten
inches deep on n level but high wind from tho
northwest Is drifting II badly. The storm has
been general In Michigan"
The storm struck New York Just before mid
night. but soon spent It's force.
In Philadelphia, last evening, the wind blew
down the new depot ot the lwcifth and six
teenth streets passenger railroad which covered
nearly square at Twelfth street and Susque-
hanna
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ANOTHER STEP FORWARD.
The Gilbert Elevated RaiIrOnd 10 be in Op
Grafton by the First OF August.

Commodore c. X. Garrison, George Nj.
Pullman, and other leaders in the Gilbert Ele-
vatod Railroad enterprise have contracted with
the Edgemoor Iron Company, OF Wilmington,
Del, for nrst-class iron railroad from tho Bat
terry through Church and Chambers streets, West
Broadway, South Fifth ayenuo, and Sixth avenue
TO Central Park, TO be ready for use by the FIRST
OF August next. The company will complete the
entiro twenty miles OF its road as soon theT0af-
ter As may be practicable.
Palace cars and second-class cars are TO be
run, ana during business hours the company in
tends TO despatch train every two minutes.
The road Is TO be built Ia the best manner, and
the tracks, OF which there are to be two to be
simply guarded against accidents. They AFRO to
be erected over the centre OF the street. There
Ii TO be one station for every half mile.
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REDUCING 4 PAsTOR's SALARY.
A Clergyman not Permitted to Enlarge his
sphere OF UsefuIness.

Some of the members of the United
PRESBYTERIAN Church In Forty-fourth street have
complained Of late that their pastor, the Rev.
DR.. e. Campbeil has neglected his pastoral du
ties and given too much Of his Time to the prac
tice OF medicine. Hence q formal call for a
meeting OF the congregation. The call was
given the pastor to read from the pulpit on sun
day last but he declined to read II. Notice Of
tho meeting was therefore promulgated by lay
member OF the church. Last evening was the
time liked for the meeting, and the lecture
room was 1ed
The opponents OF the pastor took a novel
course to get rid OF him. Their plan was to re-
force MIN to resign. A motion was accordingly
made to reduce the sal .ry 10 $500. IL was al
most unanimously carried, only four persons
dissenting.
The Rev. Dr. Campbell has been pastor Of the
church for fourteen years, ana his fronds say
that he has done his whole duty toward his nock.
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An American Forser Awaiting Extra a,,,ou.

LONDON, March 2s.-Charles Brent, accused Of
frauds against the Fails city Tobacco Bank Louis
vile. Ky. was again brought up on remand at the Bow
street Police Court to-day. The depositons OF Levi
Warren. the President OF the bank serc read stating
his belief that Brent had forged "a check for $1,000
warrant was produced authoriz- X Detective Wilkin-
son TO take The prisoner 10 the United States Eugene
warren. son VI tue President OF tn Dank, idcntned
bren, who was then committed. Wilkinson has a re-
turn tlcGoi for himself the prisoner and Will proDa-
by sail N the White star steamship Adriatio the
NJ
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sOME WlsHTNGrON r0PIcs.
The VI etsl Men Protesting Against any Change
In tho Tariff.

WASHINGTON, March - The Committee on
Ways and Mesns gave hearing Tor three hours to-day
TO representatives, Of the iron and steel interests of tue
copper and yellow metal Interests, Of the wirc
cable and wood screw interests, In connection with
the proposed modGc atoms OF tho tariff They all pro
tese against any change IN the tariff Mr. C. L. Alex
ander. representing the Eoebliny Wire Gable Manu-
factory OF Trenton, argucd against the proposed
reduction Of oui on tia aIucc rrprcscninRthr fact
that, even under the existing tirn hi. hrp mad be
und,rbd by an Engli. nrm Tor the cable for the Ncw
York and BToOSlyn bridge
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NEW JERSEY.

John Hessler, a German, was killed By train
night.
- Oriental Chapter, r. 4, NJ, jersey City, confers
inc Royal Arch degree this evening Fraterna visit
from the members Of Ancient Chapter OF New YORK
The people In Bellsvlle, NJ j., were In such a
hurry to repeal the city charter that, through
si{ht the city Ia without any Justice. constable, or
other legal ofhcer.
James Rooney OF Paterson aud his two daugh-
teu thrown from their wagon while driving AlOn
smbspkmsns. AL were seriously u n0t fatally. In.
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SHAKING Up THE Custom house.
secretary Bri-tow Making Himself Felt by
New York OnicehoIders.

Officers of the Treasury have been for
some time Investigating charges preferred
against Special Deputy Collector John II. Ly-
decker, for many years one OF the best known
officers In the New York Custom House. lie
acts for the Collector in the lattcrs absence. He
is accused, 1t is said. Of permitting various
Irregularities In order to show fav oritism to his
personal and political friends.
Ex-Spcciil Agent JAYNE gave some OF the In
for. nation that led To the Investigation. Collec-
tor Arthur and Surveyor Shsrps went To Wash.
ingtOn recently. and testified In MIR. Lydeckers a
favor; but the Solicitor OF the Treasury Is under
stood To have made "A report AZ inst him. Secre-
tATy BristOw has not yet acted on the report.
Several officers IN the Appraisers department
who have suddenly grown rich III Office ufe 70 10
tho subjects OF an official investigation under
Secretary llristOw's orders.
The Collector and the surveyor were aided by
Secretary Bristow yesterday to retrench by
striking tho names of 1fty.cight night officers
aud ten day officers from the Government ~
roll. rho reduction will DC a saving of about
SiO,OOU "A year
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Manager stuart. New London Home.

Mr.. William Stuart, ntrusting the IN Management
OF the PARK Theatre TO Mr. Chandos Fulton, went to
New London for rest on SATURDAY afternoon. On his
arrival at Neptuue's Hook, several miles from the cen
tire Of Now London. he found smoking instead Of
his pleasant home rc that had been kept abl re In
the library had heated the stove pipe and set on nre
some OF the wood work
Mr., stuar's house was on breezy HILL Of the style
most favored In the South, ana some u tho die
unRuishcd men OF Europe Hnd Amerca have been NJ .
Stuarts guests under IT'S roof. BOtn IN money aLd IN
dramatic books, accumulate daring his long career as
dramatic cruc. Mr.. stuart mas lost heavily lie viii
rebuild IN the sty C OF tIc lost mansion.
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THE WEsTCHEsTER ELECIION.
The Democrats Retain their Usuci strength
Republicans Carry Yonkcrr.

The election In Westchestcr county yes
terday resulted In general victory for the Dem
ocrats. In the Board OF Supervisors they will
retain their easy-worKlng majority of the past
year. The returns,receivei late show; GreenourS,
A. o. wIsea DEM; Harrison. Edward willetts
Dem; North Salem, 0dell Close, Dem. bed
fort. Moses W. Fish, Rep; Courland, CONN :.
Brown, Dem: Eastchester, VIM. II. Pember
ton, Dem; Lewisboro, John c. Holmes, Rep;
Dem; Northcasile. James Hopkins, Rep; Ossi-
ming. hoDert NJ. Lawrence, Dem.: Pelham, Jas.
Hyatt, Dem; Poundrdge, - Richardson, Rep
Ryo. \. p. Is rton, Deio. Scars Iale, Francis Sc
cor Dem; somers. rnandeus Cane, Reu.; West
chester. Denton Pearsall, Dem; Yonkers, Jacob
Read, Ind; Yorktown, Carpenter, Dem.
william a. Gibson, Rep. WAS elected Mayor OF
Yonkers, maj. 20; Edwin L. Baird, Rep, CITY
Judge; Jos. NJ. Murphy, Dem, James w. Mitch
ell, Rep, q. Il. Morse, Rep, Henry X. Hicks,
Rep, were elected Aldermen.
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WAsnINGTOE, March 2S.-The full House Com
mittee the Judiciary held meeting to-day to receive
the report OF the subcommittee who had heard the tea
timonY OF MIR. and MIS- Marsh aud others In the Bel
hnap case The committee passed upon the articles Of
impeacument, and propose 20 present them the
House Thursday with the evidence IN their support
II Is the general view Of the committee that TINS eut.
nccntly strong 10 convict him OF corruption oice.
The art &c cs aud spccncatiOns In the usual NJ
aud particularly vet forth as Ia an indictment the acts
with whlcn he Ia charged
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TRENTON, March 2srhe long contested cleo
tlon case Of Hopper agt Clark WAS to-day decided In
Hopper's favor.
In the Senate Mr. Albeit introduced bill to tax per
sonsl property one halt ~ per cent. 10 tax
mOrtg, ges at the same rate where thcy are lien on
property.
Tie bill to prevent the running OF sunday excursion
trains was passed Dy the House.
The bill 10 dam tEe Delaware for milling purposes
paased the Assembly t0p
Mr. Richards Introduced oil providing for free
rOaus between Newark And Jersey CITY.
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THE sENATE's COINAGE BILL.

Proposing 10 Keep American Silver Ia lis
Time-IiODored Status.
WAsHIN0ToN, March 2S.-The Senate Finance
Committee to-day reported q substitute for Mr.. ssr'
gents bill relative to silver coin II provides merely
that the silver coins OF tho United States except the
trade dollar, shall be legal tender Al their nominal
value for any amount exceeding ye dollars In any
ono payment" Tho bill INTRODUCED BY Senator Bar
gent aud also by Representative Piper proposed not
only TO repeal the legaendeT power OF the trade dol
lar but to authorize the coinage OF new silver dollar
and make Il legal tender for amounts not eIceeoinG
twenty dollars. u also proposed 0y their bill 70
deabS The loaaepdeI power OF thh other alver colo.
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LONDON, March &.-ro-dby, In accordance
with the notice previously gwen, Mr Anderson. mem
Der OF the louse OF Commons for Glasgow questioned
the Government to the from the country OF
her Majesty ourlng session Of Parliament Mr.. bis
rae IN rep ing SAID the last preceding tho
monarch during a Parliamentary session In 1879
Tue present. Journey OF the Queen. he SAID Was :
strictly domestic affair Every arrangement had been
made TO preNeat any iucOnYl nlence to tho puDli0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-29
Two TOTES That SPENCER cor.
How Much Cheaper Votes are In tho south
than In New Hampshire.

F""" v" 'OFF HFu"FsUITNs
WAsHIN0roE, March 29.-The Senate Commit
tee on Privileges and Elections continued the Spencer
investigation to-day. Benjamin de LemAs OF Lowndes
county testified that he any money paid by
Senator Spencer TO any one but Mr. whitney gave him
SO, apd he gave % OF 10 MerrlweatheT, member
from Wilcox counIy, and kept a himself. lie did not
Spencer MerweaIheI came 70 wItnes. and SAID money
was beng paid out BY Spencer and bis friends to
oers, aud he (herrfweAtherl was going 10 Selma II
money dld not come 20 him. Witness told hin he would
sssns.,Le5 and g,ys .iis.s; ts. .aa xi.asss Iays
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-29
whnt Gen. KlIpaIrIck WIN swear To.

BOSTON, March 25.-lhe Post publishes an ao-
count OF Interview with Gen, Fitzpatrick, In which
he denied that he left Washington to escape tesylug
ready 10 that Gen buterrld offered hi $4,000
to assist IN securing the New YORK Cucctprshlp, aud
tnnt he can bring haf dozen witnesses who saw Inc
Offer N MrlLnE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-29
The International Rife Match.

LONDON. March 2s.-Sir Henry Halford says
he has received letters from Col. Gildersieeve and
Major Leeeh in relation to the proposed international
ride contest IN America this season. but they 10 not
alter tue situation. The Scotch persist n separate
representation 90 the Scotch and Irish teams viii 60,
but there vii PROBABLY be no English team.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-29
SPANS MIG Jon IN CUBA.
Tho Continued Destruction of valuabl
sugar Cane Plantations.

HAVANA, March 2i.-Soms persons who have
arrived from tho country round Colon say that the
Government Will be unable TO the property In that
district from gradual destruction The raiders have
been burning very far this side OF Colon, ana are
hearing accounts Of destruction Bemba The nne
estates Of Sr. ArOsa are stated 10 have been burnt
ana administrators OF Otner estates are resignng.
The municipal authorities here deslfOus OF d.
nsing for as they their personal responsibility
ia the unpopular WORK OF distributing" the taxes
have called meeting composed OF % OF the chief
taxpayers OF the city to confer With them aud share
these tliBa grCeable duties.
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FLORENCE, March 2S.-The suit brought gllnst
l. rGln e. Meal, the American sculptor by formes
employee. concerning the Lincoln monument, which
was origasly decided in favor OF the and
subsequently, aup aled. has again resulted IN com
pete Victory TO- Mead
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-29
CHEMIsTRY Nv 4 COURr ROOM.
Prof. DOremus Experimenting 4 pom One of
"spcncc" PcItus's FOrgerics.

"Spcncc" PcItu.'s FOrgerics.
In Herman Funckes suit against the New
York Mutual Insurance Company for insurance upon
the cargo Of the schooner Reese IN the
Gulf of Mexico IN 1867 the defence OF and gross
over valuation Of the cargo fortified yescrtaT by
come new testimony. The insurance companies aver
that the vessel was scuttled BY arrangement betw
ne Captain and Gen stuIn tue insurer aud that stu
pad kreny, the Captain, by check for $1,000. To on.
set TINS cnargc Surn produced cHeck for tl 800 which
inse Of bcug TO the order OF Capt keeny payahe
Co Minsow Lsnier Co. This checS the defence say,
I. rssed irm 500 The defence say q stqrn hired
Pcttass testified. The cnrck was chemically tested
before Judge sanford by frUf. L. Ogden DOrrnus ON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-29
The safe burglary Conspiracy.

WAsuINGroH, March 2s.-J. c. Nettleship, who
indicted Tor completely In the Harrington safe bur
Rlary conspiracy but who could be brought here
Tor ta nov IN the city, and VIII appear Deore The
House judiciary COmmltteo tomorrow, with Michael
Hayes ard others aud give testimony IN relation TO that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-29
A Rats Mes, Mado Of Grsenback..

While repairing an Ice box belonging to Mr..
A. b. Downes OF Mulberry street, Newark. yesterday
the carpenter found rata nest madc wholly OF frac
uona currency mutated - 70 be worthless. There
wa. from 500 70 $50 IN Mr. Downes used 30 place
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THE LATEST ON WORLD NEWS.
Wrecked In the Arabian Sen-Probn bic Loas
Of More than 800 Lives.

LONDON. March 2s.-Advlces received here to-
day from India by mail report that the steamship
JoNad IRON bhehr. has been wrecked In the Arabian
Sea She had aboard about 500 pilgrims chiefly Per.
SLAMS. pound TO Bushire Three men. who are supposed
10 be the only survivors, have reached IIodeids.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-29
Faint Effects Of n Boiler Explosion.

GLASGOW. March 25.-ro-day tae boiler OF .
locomotive attached To construct train the GsR
gov snd sonthwestcrn Railway exploited. fiye per
sons were Killed outright, ana nine badly injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-29
SPIN AND THE VATICiS.
"''''s he'lcNcd 10 be in Favor OF Il el
glous TOIerution

''''FOu T" DC IN FuVOf OF NcII.
gions TOIerHtion.
AApnlp' March %.-ln the Congress ycsterda a,
Mins''r cAnavAs del Castillo read draf, OF m,
.suoA A." . hml to that compiled last wear. IIr
sum, 'oial decree sutaorEing tn. Ministers 10
The s.e ~ Iou1 utnlionai qucttiln 10 tho tort.,
To Tho rnxaate eOl ~ discuss he .aJfn,s ..,.
forming he prne,n, me quethon OF religious IfbeP
u,ai ahe Hpocd declares the Z jrtes uIi1 =, ,n,,
PEELED 10 see.sl oera'lon Tue Vatican win be- eam
o. M dPsna pn ssJs "a authorized by the P.n. Nm,
Seni th ", Afenplhop Of Toledo 10 deny iRs ~ mun
Eisi.,ss a. vatican ever granted seha} ,s.I
ytSf us.b ~ sss' concession 10 TslsiSn 10 GSriS y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-29
Marsh Charged with Telling Two Stories.

MONTREAL, March est Is said on good
authority that when Caleb r. Msrsh nrst came TO Mon
real he became acquainted with an Ottawa gentleman
TO whom he made statement when Is said 10 d. fer
very materially from anything hitherto maze public
Detectives SAID to have passed through tns city
Friday last for Ottawa to at tue facts to be used IN
fha trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-29
The New Orleans wL,.lcy Trials.

NEW ORLEANS, March 2S-To-day being set
for the indicted whlskcy TO formally nle their
pleas G. W. Wells. Edward Fahrenback, VIM. NJ. Todd.
ders0D. John Henderson, Jr., Jno McWhister. and
AleIsnder Mckee pleaded mot guilty. rhs sthers
Tue GaninOHd Gases su real ever vati wednesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-29

SAN SEBASTIAN, March 2S.-lhe Spanish
steamer Eiyra rxp pded to-day sank OF Passlgos
Many persons on bOarl were killed and wounded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-29
AnepubIIcnn yictory In snrntogn,

SARATOGA, March 2S.-At the charter election
here to-day the Republicans won weeping victory
eIecting as the President OF the village Stephen H.
Ia hHrds. by a3O majority, and two out OF the three
trn tees, inc last President OF the village wasa Demo
CrHt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-29

ROMR, March 2S.--1he prefects of Rome, Milan,
Turn, PLerno and Naples have resigned because thot
oOIcct 10 serve under the party Of the Lett
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-29

TRFNToN, March 2s.-1he Democratic State
Central Committee met here thi. afternoon, A. NJ icY
nolds OF Newark the chair nnd decided upon May ~
A. the day to hold the state Convention,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-29
Woman. suffrage again nciectcd.


DosToN. March 28 10 Tho wOnan's suffrage
re.ouon was sgau rejected IN the House to-day bJs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-29
JOrrINGS ABOUr rOWY.

Clearing weather. followed during tho night
by colder northeb or norIweserJ winds, aud rising
bAL Ometer.
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