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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09
HORSE NOTES.

Mr. Philip Harta has built new track at Hes.
health.
The following trotters are wlnteIloGa at shawn,
Pa Brother IOnsthan, rec lrd 224 Magnolia, 2:20[t
and Jonn hcNar. the PAGER, record Of 2si.
The great lour-mile heat race for a purse oi
lions.
Tho Monmouth Park Association announcer
The capital stakes for tour y.ar;os $500 eacn. ha3
rec 400 % -sa oH Ha Hs .seSpS
Mr.. Pierre Lotilard has lost Il q ly by INN.
0lenelg oqt OF ths famous mare sslna sister of Mos
ti.ss5.
Mr. II. r. MoLachlin Of Ampelor, Canada, Iost
on Monday, sl!h ut They broke through the ice wih
tune. and were drowned.
The I1Sdisnapois that Pr rrtGhsrS
reports hn frisky Etten and a. soand as Whea
cot sLI.ngsr would n3t HnEE 'nsI Nc es1 e,ss
appeared
On tho lst Of March the books are to be closed
80 fofe with q 900 added the Second horse 60 re.
eeiye SS0O out OF the stakes and the lhrd to save NE
two miles aud three quarters.
The Philadelphia Association hold Its annual
drod Of tue stockhoders we're eseat lhe receipts
S6 ass s Ss s iH S c 81 TS:
o1icers 1870 VIII Oe elected neH- week,
Tho trOtting chestnut gelOlnR FRANK Munnon
Of Adam 3 centre. N. Y. lie bought By psrtisi
from tie South aud will be taken 60 that seotion- Tha
price well up In the thouAAnds Frank Munsoh has
no record below $3.50, but u said 10 rot low DIVA u
the tuentles
Some forty head OF trotters sro stationed a
otAwa, Canads where they are now IN readiness zoe
tno yiuter campaign among them the Moose inc blsea
s4Ion H.mPtSa. Lacy jane q rome Ssif sister % tss
track s out, that Iottng on the ice D that quar-
tor msy be expected.
The Maine Farmer gives an Interesting review
o. the performances OF trOtters brea In MAns
aasnaE ths s 5roit.ns seas9n q 1875. is list s%'
Nod Forrest s2oIs Arthur. 2;2s1 LOthair, y:20Xi
HOlest Hairy, 2!25 Nellie Walton 2sStS Bully brOOk.
sse Msins stsssesr as YG9ng saSH.DaP sS g9ii
Lady Maud sisI.
The old tme uottlng mare Black Bess dis4
q ooqcest.T ci;J ~. D., ts. week. baV w. aia
Ott ID In THIS vicinity ~ the late Hiram WooIrun
Tor tbO and the latter dstAnCed In the hrst heaa
- S;iO' The race took place AZ he Union Course Long
Island. where she troted the following bhe was
Mtelwsrd campalgn"d throHgh lhe south and West
Before tie war she was owned Dy Mr. William Ne
Donald OF Biltlnoo, out a. tIe time Of her death was
the pr0pe " Of NJ NJ. K,iliy Of Gloucester ClV. Black
Bees was foaled about lSi5.
Mr.. James w. Cooper, living near Erie, Pa.
10 the owner OF wonderful, ancient. black. bob-
tail horse. who. from old age 10 gradually turn
Ing gray. lie y about "a hauds high, weighs loo
the best condition. Tho Ony bemlsh that he has q
the string halt Ex-senator Morrow H. Lowry OF krts
bought this horse 10 the sprlng OF lS4o from Mr..
years old. In 1890 Mr.. Lowry presentsa him 10 MT
cooper the present owner who drives do eVoTT
day 20 town when tho weather permits The animal
premiums for HE old tho korthWaalsFn Ponnan
VaAiA fAiTs hold an the CITY
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NO PARDON ron STOKES.



In Sing Sing Prison yesterday. the writer
talked with Edward o. Stokes. beginning with
the question, Have you received q telegram
from Gov. Tilden, Mr.. stokesr
"No. whyi" was stokss's answer, a. hs
turned quickly.
He was shown tho following despatch from
Albany: "Gov. Tilden, after examining the pc
tition OF Edward 4. Stokes for pardon, has do
MED the application" He took the paper, and
leaning toward the light, read the paragraph.
His face, which had been Of a sickly whiteness,
turned to feverish flush. After reading, he
clutched the paper convulaively In his hands,
and fell into silent dependency.
oh, he said, after pause, should have
heard Of II " It were so. There can De no truth
lie placed In the inner pocket OF his striped
jacket that hrst answer OF his petition for a
"weil, don't know what to make OF IT," he
added, gloomily; my petition was presented
a decision every day. Nv poor father has trav-
elled TO Albany eight times for me; and Gov.
llden has been putting it on. Irs too bad. too too
head IN his hands, he remained awhile looking
intently at the door, with tears starting In bis
eyes. Soon no went back to the hospital to get
some papers to explain the nature OF his petit
ton to the Governor. Upon returning he
seemed to have given vent to his emotion in his
What win YOU do now ?" was asked.
shall leave everything to my counsei. l
to apply to the courts Tor relief and leave this
pl ce on a writ OF habeas corpus"
The refusal OF Gov. Iildon, as subsequently
tclegraphed To this city, 10 In the following
form:
ALBANY. Jan. a, 1870.
THOMAS w PfrNAN, Esq-yr The Governor h q re.
celyed your argument In the matter Of the application
OF kdward Stokes for pardon, dated Dec 10, 1876,
win pOGs rlpt dated Dec. 20, 1875. lie hn re.
ceyed within the past year numerous repre-
some OF which were ia writing and Others
were oral. He has refrained hitherto from
making nnal decision Of the under the mDres.
aon perhaps mls sken one. that IL would be better
for the parents of the prisoner for whom he feels
deep sympathy, that the should remain ed
rsth than an adverse decision should rendered AZ
nnal decision 10 now demanded, he directs me to
press his sincere regret that his nt puDc duty
will not permit HIN to grant the application. am.
very respectfully yours, CnARLKs sTEBBIss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09
OAKEY MANS FAREWELL.
Hts Inst Words Rs an Actor - Pumng tn,
Crucible-Some Mild Criticism,

As the curtain fell on the last act OF
"Crucble" last nieht, there were loud calls for
Hail! Hsll." IN obedience to which the
Mayor stepped forward aud thanked the audi
ence for the generous encouragement extended
him.
Oakcy Hail. hope not as friend Of nat gentleman.
Whatever You mar feel upon hat ressiOn permit
10 hop no. have tried TO drop the -gal harness The
doctors said YES Bat frIends and clients sal They
my hOuse TOR advice, WhAt can l doP II
one profession Is nxeV to XII me-sureI two
At once must. Friends and enemies. Disagree
even am1 1ng themselves whether can act. They seem.
however, TO be unanimous that am good advocate.
Perhaps II IL better therefore. that should mnrGer
myself tnan possibly commit manslaughtor upon art
harness on our backs" l BEG In conclusion o pun
@ great 9anas viii make ii. high mara here,
The world Is iu Of original dramas. 'Crucibleh II
sm to believe Whist hear ~ not an original drama. IL
IL tnade up Of Capt harIylt, two or three OF Buwers
George Ehots works, Ind general selection IRON the
collection VI French meudramas. lughterl IL might
b. termed perhaps, dramatic sponge CAKE. oh
circle Missed several tmcs. Wen. l cant blame him,
PROBABLY he thou mt he could take the part than
could. ana when his time come' have no ooubI no
Will.
In conclusion Mr.. Hall highly complimented
the actors engaged In the piece, ming those
who have most distinguished themselves, and
again thanked the public for the kind support
given him IN his first venture On the niimo
stage.
Afor the performance sun reporter saw Mr..
n all In hts dressing room concerning certain ru-
himself and Manager stuart. lie denied their
truth.
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Jullenne Rousse Of Joliet, Canada. prepos-
eessing-lOoktnQ young woman, was next ex gm-
incd through an interpreter Joseph L1pago,
she testified is her sisters husband lie left
Canada suddenly four years ago. One night
witness went to the pasture to milk the COWS
She there met Lapage. He had buffalo skin
mack on his face, and he carried a pine root
cudgel about three feet long. There was no
house near. IL was o'clock In the evening In
the month OF June. He tried to catch hold OF
witness, while she endeavored to escape. lie
overlook her and abe pulled the m ask from his
face and recognized Lapaee. He threw her
down aud rubbed coarse sand IN her eyes and
mouth until she was too weak to resist. Then
he outraged her. Witness became insensible
and does not know when he left her. IL was y
O'Clock when she recovered consciousness and
staggered home. The witness delivered this
testimony In voice almost inaudiblo from
emotion. and at this point tainted outright.
when she had sufficiently recovered to resume
she swore that she bore the marks ON her
neck where he Choked her for n month. She
saw Lapage the next day. He hed TO tho United
states soon afterward.
The testimony Of Miss Rouse was introdu cod
against the objection Of the defence to its COM
pctence, both Judges holding that II was COM
peieut as showing the previous character OF the
prisoner, and TO this ruling the defence excepted.
After long and unimportant cross cxdmina-
tlon the trial was adjourned until Monday at
u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09
BROOK LYN.

Tho Rev, Tunis Titus Kendrick, II Is an
nOunced. 10 to preach In Apollo Hal, William burgh,
this evening.
The ferry boats Mineola and FarraRut we're In
sion In the Fulton terry slip yesterday But slight
damage was done.
Antona Diaz OF 65H summit street, Brooklyn,
shot IN his right arm BY his son last
night who was paying with a revolver.
Mrs. Cath arino Larkin OF Eighth avenue and
Twenty nrst street wns burned to death FRIDAY
eyeni! z. her clothing taken nro from the CRATE.
After looking week for tho parent OF Stephe n
Brown cOlored hoy picked up In Brooklyn streets, th 10
authorities have sent hiu to the House Of Refuge
Capt. A. W. Book with, OF 70 Oak street, Green
point writ ee TO Tue sun that he Is not dead notwith
standing the report that he was KILLED On the 9th inst
Johann u. Jung, who some time ago murdered
his second wife aud then committed suicide his
wifes in Cypress His Cemetery bequeAthed his
property TO his housokeepcr The Surrogate hAs broken
the will.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09
Proxre.. OF the Mercantile Library,

With the beginning Of the new year, the Mer-
camille Library reports greatly enlarged facilities and
increased prosperity. The total number OF volumes
Jan 1875 iO0o1S OF which 5i93 have been added
since the nrst of last MAY The active, paying IN en-
bers tre S81 persons, exclusive OF the clinton iin
stoc khoders and members OF the press ell the
number to about 1000. Mr. w T. Peoples. norarian
sid yesterday that new and more complete catalc
Is soon to be ssued by which the distribution OF boOks
viii be greatly faclitltcd system Of card catalogue
has provided. Dy which the Introduction of
books annouaced each d up TO date 10 the readers.
tis ed that about 1000 books sil be added
to the library before the nrst Of neI My. There
force OF twenty-five clerks regularly employed. All
the book Dinding " done In the building. The
ceipIs for this much In OF those OF the
ewta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09

Nine persons met last evening at p East
Seventeenth soeet, in answer to sixty circulars sent
out by Jefsme Hopkins. Ilopkns took the chair. and
said that MS proposition to form Musical Crilcs
Cuh to crtlcse new competitions. He added " can.
not mud a crit C to-day New YORK that trust
belleye." Albert Lawrence spoke indignantly Of the
IA which he had treated Dy the critics AT ~
further expressions OF opinion the meeting adjourned
without having taken any dehnite action.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09
THE UNDERGROUND ROAD.
The End Of One Rapid Transit scheme A
Heavy Mortgage.

Origen vandenburg instituted suit 10 tho Su-
peror Court against the defunct New York city Cen.
trail Underground Railroad Company aud others. 10
foreoose mortgage OF si02 e77as given by the com
pany In july 1875. to Indebtedness that
amount, incurred during 1899. 1870, anu 1871. II.
Judge Bcsworth the referee reported December last
that the company had not forfeited IT'S franchises "
noncompliance with the act OF 1908 creating IT, II
had begun the work of excavation IN Great Jones
street aud had expended anOut $500 upon it Judgs
SandfOrd yesterday directed the referee to sell tlo
property aud franchises Of the company and Apply tho
prOceedA after paying expeDses to paying the mort
gage, the surplus, any, to the City Chamberlain
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09
A Tnmmany PipeIayor.

Dennis Burns, oil 227 West Twenty ninth street,
noted worker for Tammany Hall a. the polls, offered
for s. ticket entiung the bearer TO work al pipesy.
ng In Fifty st. (granted to himself as living At 100
West Thirty third stree to Joseph Conroy OF oil West
Tweny-ninth street. last evening Conroy not naVing
cash the barscepcr offered TO BE- his for Il.
put the ticket tho bar and turned ASIDE. Con.
roy n up ana set out for home. Bufns TO lowed
aid had MIN arrested Al Tenth avenue anu Twenty
ninth street, shortly after Conroy was looked up
BurLss landlord told Sergeant WeserN ell that Burus
had smashed the windows O his rOoms and thrown his
wife Out on the escape. An officer sent TO arrest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09

In the l'st quarter there were dropped In the
New York Post once iot5 unstsmped letters. Post.
master James paid the postage these, and them
to their destination. with circular cIplaning how
they had Oeen dropped and requesting acknow edg
ment In every instance wncre these letters were sent
to newspaper periodlcsl, ansSers received.
Notwitnstandi the fact that the letters ad.
Creased 10 minister's sisters OF charity, ana large
ufacturinK houses. only ninety three acknowiedg
ments have been received. one gentleman m hsmarO-
neck, y ent reply, saving that the letter forward
ed ~as Of tho utmost Importance TO HIM He enclosed
$40 toward fund 10 pay postage unstamped etters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09

The nrst Of tho serie Of bCwlin. matches fos
the championship Of the United stat, the rules
sdopted by tho recent session OF the National Bow.
ling Association, took place at Joseph ueisorN
Alley, In brVaqway. williamson .sh. TIVE n the
Pln Knights and the Athletic Is. wiling Club, aud as
woe nv the Iatter-I i27 TO l342 MIR X ~ nopps cap
tanned the winners who playing in their alley OH
H.
Mr n. Pink acted as Captain OF the PIN KniRhtS
and p tnat they will win BY larger whea
tbs second gsme played at next wek The decidlnf
game, which is to rolled neutral alley viii do
eide what CLUB will score for the onampi pionship.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09
youus Man from the Country.

He was a handsome, tanned, county lad.
broad .sho ouldered and deep chested fet hat hung
his eyes, single suspender crossed his back and
his Dsggy Jean tucked In his heavy boots
He for the desk IN the Twentieth street police
station. and with voice that might have been prema
geAnt l. my
'' Young man can you give an honest lad nights
lOd2ing2 have walked frCm Connecticut DAY.
want 60 work 10 New forE. ana have friends who
Will holp ie, Dut cOn't lko TO disturb them Tonight "
- would be gad to accommodate YOU" the sergeant
answered., III ! could. We have accommodations,
however. only for murderers, burglars picEpockets,
.naa india
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09

The canal boat N. l.. Lee, Capt Herbert
Cooper. OF oswego. which was sunk by collision In
the North river the night OF Oct In which the
wife and daughter OF the captain drowned. wss
raised the serace OF the Morris Canal dock on FRI
day diver then recovered the body OF the girl hary
Ellen, aged twelve yearb, and Yesterday morning ro-
covered the body OF Mrs. Cooper.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09

0fncer George 3. Gaskell. OF the Charles street
police. disappeared on the Sd OF December with his
shield Official keys Evidences Of his being heavily
debt his landlady and to others having been pre-
sented to the Counissloners, Gaske WAS di missed
from the force the 18Th Sergeant Christie learned
recenth hat O.skells y lie anu sx children one Of
whom II cripple. are IN Albion. Y, desttuto Gas
koll owed his appointment to Jddge n Oah Davis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09
New Orlean. civ Debt.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. s.-CiW Administrator
Brown reports the city deol to be sci 900 An
enort viii be maze to compromise with the bond
holders 81 Sky cents the dollar the city issuing
consolidated Donds at this In lieu Of the
standing OUllgatiOns The Police Board have agreed TO
Aredncuon Of their apportionment from 100000 to
100000 for police purl The City Administrators
cudcayoring effect reduction Of the
fO school PURPOSES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09

VIENNA, Jan. 5.-The kfemdenbldu announces
that II Is enabled 70 state positively that the despatco
tom Vienna n to.days SidndGrd, reporting that the
Austrian Government had ordered all men mere liable
military service to mold themselves IN readiness 10
jn their respective cOrps fortyeght hOurs notice,
10 be without foundation The reserves have neither
BEEN called out. nor have any preparation been made
fol 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09
A Now l.rnin Elnxnior.

The foundation has neen laid for new grain
elevator for the New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad Twelfth avenue between siItieth and Six
~ second streets. The building TO be 354 feet long
b. loo feet In Width aud leo feet In height aud contain
20t 0ins each having capacity OF 0OOO tu,hels each
Tue foundation compo ed o. some 1908 pies driven
In the bed Al Intervals OF two feet niue
tween centres Tho building will be cnicny OF bnok
VII nln
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09

Warren l.. Chase, second mate on the City of
Galveston. being pad of yesterday started for hin
home Dennis, Cape Cod. He drank In a Bowery -
loon and was soon Intoxicated. He engaged hack No.
$50 anu Nent to the Washington hote on the Battery
When he took out his money to pay his fsre tho hack
man Daniel Brown, snA ched so note from his hAnd,
and into the barrOon. lie Arrestod. AID Jus
tlce BlxDy committed him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09
DepredatioDs BY Tramps.

Fifteen tramps made raid on the workmen's
houses Al oxford n. J Friday, while none out the
women at home Many OF the women were In
suited aud everything that pleased the fancy OF the
uamps was stolen. Ihey madc attempt to enter
saloon pu tue proprietor closed the door ana nrc1 on
burned force Five Of the thieves wers captured
ana lodged In the UNITY Jail vergl residents In
frre1 aud prevented the miners from hang the pHs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09
Biblas Pnwned for Rum.

Leopold Thurer, drunkard, told Thomas
skhuck. Park place dealer In Bibles. that no
Christian out of work He gwen three Bibles. worth
eiS each TO sell commission. lie pAwned tnrui got
drunk on the money, ana. showing hs employer spur
Gus receipts purDOrng to show that the goods been
eOld on Gre ~ to tespOnsbe persons asked for
Bibles lie sent 10 the Pentenia for sir months
from the Special Sessions yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09
Mrs. Moulton's Council.

Ex-Judge Van Cott has heard from all Of the
churches invited TO the Congregational council By Mrs
hOultoh and he eIDects to submit them to the mutual
council committee OF Plymouth Church tomorrow.
alter when the completed list IA to be made public
All Of tnosc to whom Invitations were sent have
cepted Tho list Includes some Of the best known
churches and some OF the celebrated clefEymen
In the denomination II IL decided to hOld tue council
on Jan. 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09

Samuel Sloan, President Of the Delaware,
LackawannA and Western Railroad has Informed all
operators on the road that all commissions paid DJ tho
Western Union lelegraph Company on InossaRes sent
wires be accounted for to the company,
This on many dollars from the Income VI tue ran
way telegraph operators.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09
Two nnb,e. ,ha, Lacked Alike.

On Friday evening n German woman OF Thir-
teenth and Grove streets, Jersey CITY. picked up and
attempted to carry on four.year old child OF Mrs.
Feeley, residing tho place She was followed
by the mother ana othcrs. but refused t. gVo up the
Cnin, saying n was her She atOIped hY ON
Ger CampOe but she stiil insisted that the child wAs
heTs. The Ocer took Tue chiid and accompanied the
woman to her home, whero lac found another chud,
Ike the nrst appearance and dross that he
unable to distngulsn them from cach other. The
mother however recognized her child gnd tue nst
returned to Its mother.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09
CURIOsIrIEs or CRIME.

N. A. wheelers house at ll5 Madison avenue,
robbed OF tl.2Oo worth OF JewelrV Friday. No
arrests.
jacob Sannger OF 80 Nassau street, Fillppi
MAGen OF the office OF Martinez A Co, 10 wall street
anu Hcury Rodriguez OF New street, required
yesterday TO give bail Ia $500 each for violation Of tho
Lottery law
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09

The Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan Asylum
eocietys Finance Committee have made a thorough
examination OF the Treasursr's books They report
that there foundation for any rumOr Affecting the
OF the Treasurer, that he has hls
duties faithfully and has IN hand ~ 200 belonging to
the society, subject TO draft oy the President.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09
THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
The Turkish Complications The Contents Of
Count Andrns-y's Note.

LONDON. Jan. S.-Count Andrassy's note In re-
gard to the proposed reforms In the sutan's vassA
provinces makes definite proposAl for controlling
the execution Of these reforms II s declared that
he proposes virtual courOl through tue supervision
Of The consuls aud tne reports OF TIE ambastAdors;
Tue PIH MAJ Ge4eties special telegram from Berlin
that Count Anurassys proposals suhstAntauy
identical with the suggesuOns made by the foreign
cOnsus assembled at hosaT last Autumn, and de-
si.ned t0 reeuy the grievances they ndi, ated Tho
question OF guarantee Postponed until the Sublime
foe indicates the acceptance rejection Of tue pro-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09
The X eeper of tho Hous. Restaurant.

wAsHINOToS, Jan. s.-There were fourteen
candidates for the privilege OF keeping the House
taurant The Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds had fort nye ballots o. day before making
selection +. truund OF this city the successful
candidate. George I. Downing, who has kept the
house restaurant for some year, therefore retiros
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09

A bail bond was sent to Judge Barrett from
the District Attorneys once, yesterday for his Ap
proval Judge Barrett seeing In the Court
OF General sessions returned II unsigned saying there
were two Judges OF that court who had done nothing
in the past week. And he should not their work for
them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09
TIL. Republioan-seIl-Ou, /. BrooLlvn.

At a large meeting OF Republicans OF tho
Twentieth Ward In Armory Hall. Clermont avenue,
Brooklyn last evening" samuel Belcher presiding reso-
lutlons were passed censurng Alderman French. the
representative OF Oh ward. for selling out TO Boss
Mclaughlin In the Brooklyn Board OF Aldermen On
Last Monday. Aldermen GTlsvold and Shepherd, both
reforners. condemned for voting - the Boss
wished
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09
A handed warchou.c Irr.sulnr,,v

II. j. Myers bonded warehouse, In Vestry
street becoming wded hundred bales Of
wool removed to free warehouse adjoining THIS
being In violation OF law which forbids the ext Of
goods without the payment Of the DUTY, the Govern
mont officer whose duty II In TO watch tne esta0sh
ment, II. j. Drew has been suspended by Collector Ar
thur, and investigation will be made
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-09
The First OF Many.

J. bingham has sued the New York and Har-
lem Railroad Company and the contractors and suS-
contractors for sinking the Fourth track fos
10000 damages TO hls grocery business By ruioss
and rccs essness n 0bstructng crs'to his stors
The suit. which 10 the nrst OF many others of hho
nature, 10 on trial before Judge Van Worst.