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sEAMsTRESsEs ROBBED.
Facts Requiring the Attention OF the Work.
ing women's Protective Union.

The Sun has received letters OF complaint
from poor womee who have been employed by several
CLOAK. quits and dressmaking establishments, GyerrlnR
that after the en- loyets have oeen at wors for
few days and have flushed work. the employers
pay oneQuarter OF what the work Is really worth say
Ing that It all they afford paw and that II the
employees want more work at the same rate they can
have II. As the NOrking women calnot live at such
rate, they OF Quit the Establishments. A lady
VINO was employed IN an establishment IN Eighth
that she told that she should ne raid
fair compensation tor making suit that required three
diy- time 10 hnish, and that when she delivered tue
garment to the torev unaus q, SIX, she tOf that
81 90 all that she get for her three days to
sUN reporter has learned that another means ct got
ting work for nothing The gvug out OF articles to
make without furnishing all the materials. ana when
the work party completed. declining 10 pay the
ground that II Is yet finished, the time
fusl furnish the lacking material to enable the
employee TO nnlsh the WORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-03

In our January number we alluded TO tho
genuine enterprise OF Dr. Dundas DICK, the gentleman
who coats mud medicines with hlm Of geatne so
that they shall not offend the palate. urremarks we're
merely by way Of comment upon an article IN tue ~ r.
RepOrter A Christian friend OF ours, druggist by
profession calls attention Gle and reminds us
that IN our Wcllni enuoned comments on Dr. pickH
ms sterling nOnesty Our friend think, that, ordlna
nv ioo much eIGat Is ysa t. tsTs Sn1 Rp,sSss wseh si
20 to make up the suOstantla ann ~
bo placed before men that OF success achieved by
cunuinH oT 10y push or by holoIst Dn, tnas ua ~
o1r ifienG IS Correct and we never ned any other
OF Mr A. L. stewart resulted largely from hls
eau TO- ali iho murfarious aules OF hI' factory We
did not mean 70 lncste tnat , c SG
be considered A. taxing the place OF integrity hho"
mus 20 nanl IN hand, or failure WI como sooner or
later A gOoa lady, who knew Mr stewart Mheh iy ne ne
allowed that clerA any OF the many thoustnds snce
ana now in Ms employ recommend goods offered or
uud let them 40 their own talkllE 30 WIZ H. p'TA
lecel remedies El,h tne Ger alnS ~ ne result an.
Hp3ea w I9oS b Sonlna nfr 0sg nsre mepns & &s'
.s Il he seal up pure 9l,s and balls ms and ere
cerncd The ony ulhtrenee hal the g.a.sls 20 20 uble
aud nutritious being ~ de o. e. hsptTrse, T g1ialih
clnes' Ills tstcless remedies are not secret pro
prieiary nostrrms are strcty "onlcinal" that s,
authorized medicines Of the United slates Dspensa'
tory. 1t Is only u selecting pure iIcsh lrlfs Ahd pre-
Fieatsgll ls shown, me druSs !hn, cn,o. sie po'
tent active powerful ana are 1,ny of1'[cd 9y hsy
more than thfec.iourths ot Il Dr. Dck's goOds sold
dered Inc drugg st removes he outer wrapper and
me magic letters "D. d. d Co." denote tho makers
The product. OF chemists laboratory st,nd HIGHER
han ~ lie ea, m o.. ad T his puTy
NJ utlicnes scsd hm'et on hs nlsaae 9senPsi ey
Stand At tie neal. IL eoai. ige energy and good
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THE NEW YoRK cAUB house.
A Fire thnt st one Time Threatened to b,
very Diso strOus.

very Disastrous.
At about nine o'clock last evening, while
the membersIwero In the Nav York Club House.
In Twenty NTH street, at dinner, an alarm OF Gre
was given, and a tongue OF name was discovered
running through the elevator from the kitchen
to the roof. Soon afterward Police Commits
sioner Voorhls rushed into the house and told the
inmates that a woman was on the roof shouting
for help. He had given the alarm to the po-
lice, and large force were quickly on
the epot. The shrieks Of the woman on
the roof a chambermaid named Lizzie
sullivan, attracted the earnest attention
Of the Thousands Of people who bad gathered
on the three sides OF the building. CommIs-
sioncr voorhis and Detective Thompson had
reached her over the roof OF the adjoining house
10 broadway, and we're quickly Joined by Chief
OF battalion Jicquel. who held in his hand q
coil OF rope ready to throw to her. The woman,
who had crawled along the edge OF the roof from
her bedroom In the attic on the Broadway side.
nearly around to the Fifth avenue side, seemed
TO have lost her self possession but as gust Of
wind blew away the smoke, she was seen NOV
ing toward the adjoining roaf, under the safe
william Perry a waiter OF the Clup, SAYS that
lie " 4 standidg by the "dumb waiter on the
third floor when he heard loud report, as II
from nm ex losion. lie opened the door and
was nearly suGocatsd from the smoke that es-
capped.
lie run down stalrs and gave the alarm. Opin-
ion Is divided as to where tho nre originated.
The FIRE was confined to the upper story occu-
pied by the ser, ants Of the CLUB. The build
Ing IL owned by Mr.. W. W. Stevens. and
il fully Insured Tue furniture. the property
OF the club,was somewhat damaged by water.
The hooks and papers OF tho Treasurer, Mr..
Robert NJ McJimsey. werc deposited with tho
ST. Nicholas society, with tho exception OF ths
clubs insurance policies. which the President
OF the CLUB, Mr. Fred. +. Gilbert put In hts coat
pockets, when the fire broke out. The tott
amount OF damage will not exceed $4,000. al
though the house was nearly deluged.
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HORSE NOTES.

The Hon, John Morh sey's Bengal has broken
doNn uud bern WithGrawu.
Dugorey OF Troy has retired from tie turf, haV-
~" been appolne ed ~ GOV. lden ~ be uptua,e lccut
ol Canals,
The entries TO the stakes FOR the two mile
meeting on Pont Breeze lArk course were c.oscd on
The lS'h OF March.
The fine weather has enabled tho Kentucky
trainers to get Their racilg tt0ck Ia runAns odr Tor
tAc summer cuutUsts.
A. Richmond has bought Of Michael Calvin Of
Spnnh hed, Mn3s baY Tcllus. ltip bands hsl At 10
said 10 trot low down In thetw.n e'. Price, f'oOo.
The price paid by Lord Dlpln tor Petrmch,
the fVOfte FOR me two thousand guinea Ahd Derry,
u not cxlctlY knOwn some turt authJTt.eS glNDg t
. ElO, wv And otheTt az ~, Wv,
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THE HARBoR roRrs INSPECTED.
A Sunday Excursion by secretary Taft. Gen.
sherman, and Gcn. Haucock.


Judge Taft, the new Secretary OF War,
and Gen. sherman. with his Aids, Gen. o. NJ.
Poe and Col. J. T. Tourtellottc, visited the forti-
lca,ions In the harbor Yesterday. They arrived
in Jersey City at 6 O'Clock yesterday morning.
Their early coming was a surprise to Gen. Han
cock, Commander OF the Atlantic Division. who.
with bis Aids, Gems. Frye, Mitchell Church, aud
Saw,elle, were hastily ar used from their quar-
ters IA raSlors Hotel, t. which they had gone
tho evening be Tore as to he in readiness. At
$50 tho party went on board the Government
steamer Henry Smith, and shortly were riding
down the bay About 7:30 the steamer touched
at Fort Hamilton, and the visitors were met by
the officers OF tho fort. The secretary was In
troduced to Gen. q. W. Getty. the commanding
officer, and bis associates, and a breakfast was
eaten
Tue troops were inspected. The Secretary and
Gen Sherman passed along the lines. The men
saluted. and the Secretary raised his silk hat IN
acknowldgnent. General Sherman. wore a
slouched bat that had known hard usage and
why the men whom he recognized as having
been with him In his " march TO the sea " did
not speak to him. Gen. Getty replied that II
was not In accordance with discipline, and sher-
man asked him to relax for this Occasion. Tine
invitation was then given for the soldiers TO
greet their old comnander Sergt King stepped
from the ranks and raised his CAP. Gen. Sher-
man Rrasped his hand. saying, I'm pleased to
After an Inspection Of the quarters the party
strolled around the parapst. and discussed tho
advantages Of the position for hUrbor forth
cation
The party was increased by the officers OF the
forts. They Tccmbarked, and after passing
around old Fort Lafayette, "a short visit was
NJ ade TO Fort Wadsworth, on staten leland. The
secretary was introduced to Gen. Gibson, the
| commanding onicer, and an iutormal inspection
| OF the two companies Of Infantry WAS made. AT
| the Hook they were greeted by Col Crspin and
Mai. Mckee, chiefs Of the ExDerimentl Board,
| that has been practising with heavy ordnance.
The officials from Washington were at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel last evening. Gen Sher-
man entertained his friends, and his aids as
| semDlod In the corridor. Secretary TAFT went
| 70 0od carly, being atl.ued.
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WHERE MONEY NAY ne SAVED.
A Bill that the Indinn RiuR md Gcn. q. q.
Howard Vigorously Oppose.

WASHINGTON, April Tile Indian Ring
is here in fun force working hard TO defoat the
bill reported from the Military Committee
transferring the control OF Indian affairs from the
Interior to the War Department. This bill VIII
probably be called on Wednesday next and PIT
UPON i,s passage. II II becomes law 1t will
certainly save from i've 10 six million dollars n
wear aud break uU one nt the strongest corrupt
combinations Ia the country. Every conspicu-
Gus army officer who has been ctlled upnn by
the committee mas. with one exception, favored
the transfer and given cugcnt reasons therefor.
Gen. q. -. HoNHrt, whose connection with the
chiefs Of the Indian Ring here IA notorious
alone argues against the change. lie Il the only
ono out of the thrty-soven onic ers OF hizh rank
VINO have mad large experience on the frontiers
who favors the contlndanco Of the old order of
thinQa
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FIGHTING FOR A PASTOR.
BROOKLYN'S POLTCE SUPPREsSING
A FUSS ~ A CH HURCH


A SrIit Among the Fleet street Coiored
Worshippers-What Followed the Attempt
TO Keep n Preacher Out of bis Pulpit.
A quarrel that threatens to destroy the
peacc aud stability Of the Fleet street A. NJ. f.
Church, BrooKlyn, eliminated yesterday In an
attempt to forcibly prevent the pastor. the Rev.
jeremiah n. Murray from performing his pastoral
duties Mr.. Murray was confirmed as pastor Of
the church about two years ago, and conform
ing, a. he says, TO the discipline OF the society.
he asserted his right 20 take part, as
ex oficio oficer, in the consultations Of
the church trustees. One OF the trustees,
Simon King. disputed the right Of the preacher
TO participate In their councils, and for his
opposition he was at once expelled. Mr.. King
sued for mandamus TO compel his renstate-
mept In once, but in the Special Term Of the
Supreme Court Judge Pratt decided against
him. Mr.. King carried the case TO the General
Term, and the decision Of the Special Term was
affirmed. Mr. King Influenced three other trus-
tees to side with him, and a coTnmtiee was
called by the pastor to decide the dispute. The
four unruly trustees were discharged at meet
ing last Tuesday night. Mr. Murray, fearing tue
wiles oi the opposing faction: remover itum MS
hone and inifenched himself IN the nuaftment
IN tho basement Of the church, and had his
meals brought to him.
The discontented trustees and their friends
went to the church at an early hour Yesterday
morning, and tried to paddock the doors. They
also tried to lock MIR Murray In hls room. but
the stalwart clergyman put bis boot through the
panels and scattered his foes. In the mean time
the congregation was gathering at the church
DOORS and these the trustees met there and
pitched them down the stops ~ fast - they
arrived. Several sisters were roughly handled
The trouble became serious, but tho friends OF
Mr. Murray, including the entire female part OF
the congregation, went to the aid OF the pastor
and the trustees were elected.
The battle was renewed IN the church aisles
| and a platoon OF police was called. The rounds
man OF the Washington street police mounted
the pulpit, and hts voice restored order. The
| pastor was allowed to preach though the dis
tisned members assert that they Will carry tn,
| case to The courts. A squad OF police guarded
| the doors and aisles OF the church at the after
| nd
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1--WE may perhaps have sat little too long ovcr
our wine, your Honor. but assure you nothing was
further from purpose than to be insulting. su
insulting assure you ana let add that thit
exp r., ncc-thesu surroundings are entirely novel u
ne. Eeferences2 can give you oil the references In
the cay. ALLOW me o. mention the names Of Judgs
Thus much said James Day, IN the Washington Plaes
Police Court, yesterday, Us he straigntened out ths
points Of sightly .oncd PlccAd y collar. Justice XII
OrCth said that mau Nho mad thrown his arm about
respectable lazy. In broadway, ia the busiest part Of
Saturday ulght, ought to be hucd 50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-03
CRUELrIns 10 rHH INSANE.
The Lamcntabic Condition Of Anhirs in tn
Government Asylum.

WAsHHGroN. April The testimony
taken before the Committoc on Expenditures In
the Interior Department In reg ird ~ the man
agement Of the Government asylum for the
insane in TINS District, has develop d a most
astounding condition OF Affairs. There have
been the most fragrant abuses, che most inn
provdent management, and the most diabolcsl
cruelty. Witnesses are to be examined to-mor-
row who will. it Is said reveal some horrible
cases of cruelty. 1t ts openly CHARGED that a
poor man In this city who was in the possession
Of Information which might have been ntejn-
dlcial TO the regulations Of certain high officials
was inyegled TO the police headquarters. and
that there two physicians were in waiting VINO
signed petition TO the effect that he was in-
sane, and no was kept In the asylum Tor nearly
a year he man IA now In business here, and
his friends declare that he never was OF uuaound
mind. The present supcrln' endent of the
asylum Is a member OF the Police Board, and
It IL not unlikely that q Job Of this Kind was set
up and carried through.
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LIFE IN TIE METROPOLIS.
DISHES HERE fND THERE ny TIN
suns KEPORTERS.

A Revival In the Old Finh ward First MS
sion Baptist Churcb-A Rich WRshinates
Market Man Preaching Without SALARY.
Cards inscribed, "Our Motto-The Loves
Wards for Christ-First Mission Baptist Church-Al
arc Cordially Invited Preaching sabbath Evening"
we're distributed the lower wards Of the city yestcs-
day AZ result the church at Laght and varics
streets was crowded The Rev. IIalsey W Knapp. the
wealthy Washington Market poultry dealer. wis
breaches without salary. delivered Sermon In whics
he told the following story: young fellow namee
John abou, to go long sea VOYAGE Ills mothsr
gave hun Rible and him to resOin n eyerJ dav.
Hc proui 90 sO but alter hr got away he nevef
l1oked the book. Ht mother asked HIM on HI, ror
turn hoin n he had read n. Ashamed OF himself no
reso we'd to tel 4 l", and SAID M tner, | read v
thrOugn from Gcncsis 10 Revelations aud Was 80 it-
trres 60 tina, read II me second Tine; iiis mothT
tuos he book from his b ni aud opening u f0und al
envelope between the leaves which shc bad placcd
there Uhon she gave her son q bible john" taid
thc why dd You not open this letter. there arc t5Oe
IN u meant Tor you" THE Young man was Ike hun
dr"cs VINO have In their houses DDcs which they neve!
open. and 20 mss the treasure. Mr.. Knapp baptized
several converts, making hundred In all, In the
present feNlY.l IN the church.
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Thomas Halloran, OF 10 Washington street.
entered the Church street station yostcrday covered
with blood and said that he had been stabbed In the
mock a. 80 Washington street. by Patrick Mccarthy ons
lltagan. aud Two others whose names are unknown.
Ncl ar hY and Reisau Net1 arrested snd locked up.
II uurtn VS. Al uWrc o. -. and In the afternoon 10
Hector street. qurrcle VITA him, and shot HIM IN tho
rglt side -Four anots were hrud, ana his Victim not
lcn- dead Mr army cOoif re- pAdrd ami was about 70
nnish his Victim when % policemen intorfeicd Hl
urry lod In tao st "a aud CulOm was aeni
Il n New YORK Hospital.
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The Germans Ct New jersey are making stren-
uous exeriohs to dafelt the bill prohibiting the run
ming OF railway trains Sunday which has passed The
lower House Of tie LEGISLATURE. They REV u
as aimed distirciNcly at The Ge.man population. 10
would Gg great injury TO hcir Deer id aud parks,
ana ud dcprge tnein ~ wtny Of thcr Suniy rrcre-
Afiors Hri ions bcllg circulated praying recon
s1tr4tun = tie h aAd Mr. hab' The lpprcsrntatiya
from HobOkc, viii lrca5 thcm upon thc at ntiOn OF
tlc Legislature.
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An Investigation in Another Direction.

WAsHISGToS April 2.-The Committee on
Expenditures Of the state Department viii Immediately
begin examination into the conduct Of that depart
ment In Withdrawing It's funds from the Earrings and
placing them In the house - ClcNs Hahlcht Co. by
Inns opcrau the Secretary " state robbed his c0un
tyurn OF thousands Of collars, when would DC =
grcNous charge 10 maze agaiLst member OF Grants
CABINET II ,Ocsun Hud icanap mad not already bSen
found gully OF tie same charge.
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Jersey CiN's Democratic Mayoralty Convsn.
tion is to meet this afterno In Franklin Hall Mayos
TraDhasen wishes to be renomnated and says he has
majority ~ tho delegates. lie IS opposed oy cx Mayos
Cleveland ihc eld - the Ncw jersey Centennial Com
mission VINO desrs To aud 10 he irA cnce In PhlladoL
pa u enter s thf tNhinitun grou d as TIE Mayor OF
rscy ify. Meantime The lower N luso OF the kew
Jcrsry iC-i. ture las passed Il hil extending The
term OF the Mayor and her city oicias until NOVcin'
ber and tol!.nt Il Mi probably Dc up Ia the Senate
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grille Dion and A. p. Rudolpho, Tsmmans
Hall Aprl 7.
Annual hop Of the As,or House employees
military Hall, Aprll T.
Entertainment in Terrace Garden, April 10, to-
the Aenent ~ thr u.plnn ci4ldItn OF Mrs Anna Ham
nOnd Who was nuTd, red in Harlem.
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THE NATIONS BIRTHDAY.
Arranging for "A Monster Centennial Ceiebra-
tion In New Jersey.

A convention OF the New jersey Central
slngerDunde In GermaniA Hall, Hoboxen, yesterday,
completed Arrangements for the monster Centennial
celeoratlon There were delegates from Newark Jrr'
seY CiY. Patterson. Elizabeth, Trenton New Brunswek
IL Ca hcusack, HOOokcn, ana other Citles. Inc pro-
gramue adopted iaCludos four days festival on the
81 OF OF July grand concert II 10 be had 10 the New
ARK Rink, With bOO vOlces orchestra OF 200 To-
suumens on the Fourth OF July the different ofgani'
"a ions Will celebrate the day Ia their own cics On
die following day the societies VIII meet I'm Schutzen
Park Union I'M, Ia State festival. The programme
is 10 Include vocal ana instrumental music, choruses.
aud dancing the festival Will end on the ~ OF July
with q grand banQuet IN la,tIr Han, IN me PARK.
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IInIIeIt linking his Ea.e.

WAsnINGTON, April "a RESOLUTION Will be
offered IN the House asking by what suthor
itY the Sergeant at Arms who IL N charge Of the
tumRClous Witness. Ualct Kllhourn. allows him to be
feted and fessrd by all the members of toe order OF
Boss rwccd, Daily the wagons of the lsing groceries
leave OF wine ~ the J while HalCtt leans Dack
10 an easy char putlng choice clsaTs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-03

LONDON, April 2.-It is reported in political
circles that thc Government intend TO announce to-
morrow the Abandonment OF tae title OF Empress, but
will pcrseyc!e with the RoYJl Tltles bil "whip,"
nave been issued urllng the Liberal prers 10 IN their
Monday 10 support thc Earl OF ShAttesbu :
motion for address the Qu On praying hcr not 10
assume lhe title Ot hnpTess
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The Failure of Theatrical Project.

Benson Sherwood, formerly head machinist Of
Nbio's and Boohs Theatres, has been endeayorng 10
lease the Grand Opera House for more years.
The Eric Hallway Company ask f25OOO year, $500 a
week, or $500 night but Va case Of renting for me
4uTucT period desire to the llght uf Obtinlg x
Possession at forty ave days NOTICE ~ case OF sale TO
ms Mr. Ben aud his hackers would not accedc, anu
the matter has fallen thruu.n
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SOME wAsHINGrON TOPICS.
The safe Burglary Job.-Tho District At
t0rncy's Tardiness.

wAsHIHGToS, April 9.-The judiciary Com
mittee will tomorrow, report bill extending the time
for beginning prosecutions in criminal cases TO thres
years. This will cover the safe burglary conspiracy
case n It becomes law before the 22l OF this month
Notwithstanding the Attorney General has been OH
ciay informed that there Is abundant testimony now
u the Possession u the Judiciary Committee 10 secure
the indctment and convict 81 Harrington and whit
ley well snms otherH whose conn aci with TINS
crme has always Oecn suspected, st tho District A.
tOrney here has taken no steps to have the matter
brought before the Grand Jury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-03
Tho " Black swan" Dead.

Miss Elizabeth Tal lor Greenfield, the Black
swan" died OF paralysis on Friday :. her home In
Philadelphia. She was born slave In Natchez Mis-,
tlNtytsht years ago When she was only one year old
her mistress, Mrs. Elizabeth Greeuheld removed to
Philpephla, Joined the Society OF Friends ana manu-
miited the few slaves she then owned, most Of them
lsying previously been settled IN Lib ria.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-03

Eight roughly y-drcssed, bronzo-cheeked saiion
converted under the teachings OF the kev. Y. u. Muir
phy ny lessons drawn from the many shlpwrecks ana
attending loss Of lives during the past two ks be-
came members Of the New York Port NJ. rners Church
yesterday.
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WAsHINGTOS April Congressman Wheeler
says that his health such that he cannot act os one ~
the managers OF the impeachment COMMITTEE. Con
eressnan Lapaam. Ot NcN ! prk, Is mruuJned a. the
prOpabe Sc ccUOn Of the Democrats TO nl Whreers
place,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-03

Cherries HODGES and Amy Robinson, aged 70
spectiyeiy ana years whose parents live In Belmont
avenue, Jersey City Heiglts, disappeared yesterday
Their parents and the ponce after q search OF sevea
hours found the chillren in barn be Onging TO wn
lam Tuly N Westsdc avenue, where they had gath
quantity Of cfuckrry and provisions, Intending
TO live ,O-cther tAe rest Of their lives.
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WILKEsBARRE, April 2.-Brdget O'Oonnell'
thirty 1--WE years OF age found ad th morning IN
field on the northern outskirts OF tins city, Her lrr'
sou bore marks Of yioIe "a END was rt""t rom tue
surroundings that she had had desperate struggle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-03

WASHINGTON, April 2.-To-morrow Mr Bright
will offer a resolui Ion the I'M ncis question.
bOdyng the resolutions OF the Democratic Convention
Of PcnnsyN .na, winch recently met at Lancaster for
the repea OF ne specie resumption act and dec arng
that god and silver the basis Of sound currency.
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berlin, April 2-rhe I'csssche Zciitn0 pub
fishes rumor that the forthcoming interview between
Queen Victoria and the Emperor William Is for the
purpose Of concluding treaY fort tho ccssion u the
German Empire ot the right the DuSr of kdluhurgh
IA heir prcsumpuYe 10 the puchy OF Coburg aud
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Aulah.Toned Murder In Havana.

HAVANA, April s.-In one of the courts yester-
day, after an angry controversy over claim, the Mar
quis OF Araudin. IS he was leaving the court room
struck senior Sanchez lsnagua. The latter pulled out
revolver and shot the Marquis, who dled thls m0rnlpg
Ihe paTtleb are wealthy aud well knoWp'