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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The expenses OF the Five Points House OF In-
duslry last year were about $4,000.
The Ladies' Art Association will meet at lis
East IWenty third street tho afternoon
The Frederick q. Gednev A soci atoms ball 10
announced for tomorrow evening IN Irving Hall.
"Suierers in Mr.. Peter Coopers glue factory
should inform tue venerable phIlanthrOpls OF their
grievances.
An unknown man, supposed to have been a
tramp was killed by HUDSON River Railroad express
Train near GlenWood yesterd'h
The Property Owners Association has ro-
Quesed the Legislature To extend Comptroller Greens
term Ot ONCE for hNe years from November ncIt
Mary Gleason, a yagrant was found on the
sidewalk at Eleventh street aud First avenue, last
night, insensble she died IN Bellevue Hospital
Worklngmen are invited to attend A meeting
Of the Centennial Cooperative ulldlng ana Loan AssO
clatlon, at 80 Bayard street. On wednesday evening
Ernest PicO, an Italian, was held, yesterday, to
answer Tor Bwindng ltatns by pretending 10 be aDlo
TO get WORK for them On the sreets and taking hs ea
In advance.
one hundred and twenty mercantile arms
have petitoned the Legislature for the usual aDprO
patOn for the salaries OF the officers VI the Court Of
Arbitration.
Prof }. X. Cromwell delivers an illustrated lee
sure In Chickerng Hal Al o'clock tomorrow ~ cd.
hesdayl afternoon, IN aid VI the und for the Wonens
Centennial Union.
Mr.. William +. KNITTING, the well-known GRIM
INA. aWier appeared 10 the General Sessions tho
was aswsrmy greeted. On the night Of the nrst heaVT
snow ial of the winter, four OF nye weeks since Ia
Ippeu hhi lel on The sidewalk near his rrsldepse M
AHehHsefepIh street, snd had \ ley broken.
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AM ON THE VI Ike.
United statcs Mnrshnis and District Auor-
news SwindlinR the Government.

CtatcN AtOr-
news SwindlinR the Government.
WASHINGTON, March 13.-The Commit
tee on Expenditures In the Department OF Jus
tics examined two witnesses this afternoon In
relation to the officlal conduct OF the Uni'ed
States Marshal Of Dacota Territory. Their
testimony, taken in connection with the docu-
mentary evidence before the com mmittee, proves
clearly that the Marshal has been defraud.ng
the Government by means of false vouchers.
lie has been In the habit OF having returns made
OF service when no service was ever made. and
other tricks Of the same kind which were fully
exposed TWO years ago In the case OF the Marshal
for the Western District Of Arkansas.
The District Attorney for the Eastern District
OF Tennessee has also got himself into trouble.
He has beon In the habit NJ returning a greater
number of jury trials than actually took place.
The object Of this was to get the twenty dollars
foo allowed for jury trals. Judge Houck OF
Knoxville has written a letter to Attorney Cen
eral Pierrepont, In which he charges that at one
term OF court the District Attorney returned
one hundred and fourteen cases tried before
the jury. when in reality there were only four
cases disposed OF In this way. BY this false re-
turn lie would make eleven hundred dollars
more than by an honest return.
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TNvEIGLED BY BOWERY sTiTUEs.
Tho UnsODhistichted Young Men who wsr,
Looking Around Last Evening.

Suspicion Of the existence OF a gambling
house IN the rear Of Boyieston Trauors liquor
IN the Bowery led Capt. Ulman to station officer III
front Of the store. The men who visited the place
every night able to get out through Boyeston &
Tranors aud through the policy shop in Hester street
The police searched tac place. bu. gambling lpple
n1ents were found.
. The Police Commissioners were next informed that
rue eHNslolr game was played iu the Of the build
lhi aud thal Il would require some ingenuity TO gain
hiiniIiAhoc AccordinsI last night Detectives THUS
IhomnrOn feffls, ana McAamara, Of the Central Po-
Ice once wure ordered TO arrest the PLAYERS al any
Post lhe officers are men who might easily be mis-.
tAkcn Tor strangers looking for diversion, and they
VEL VEL so n lssi eyenng Fret Titus and Ferris
the payers They were led through rear yards and no
9ark hlalfclses And admitted into the hall Then
thVhlpsuh hhI McNAmara hiNiug secured assistance
ProAo open lnt coors ana arrested Peter Myers and
Johh Lhhsoh he propretOrs ana fifteen players. The
prisoners were locked up Tie Central Police Once
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14
ELECTIONS ~ MINE.
The Blaine Men showing their strength In
the Large Towns.

The Blaine Men Showing their Strength In
the Large Towns.
BANGOR, Maine, March 13.-A large vote
was polled at the municipal election In this city
to-day 35l9 against 3,201 last year. W. b. Hay
ford (Rep) was elected Mayor by 3sj majority.
Last year Laughton Dem.) had l54 plurality.
The Republicans elect six Aldermen out of
seyen-the first time for number of years.
In Biddeford the election was the most hotly
contested for many years. Durham (Dem.l Is
elected Mayor b. 40 majority. Last year the
Democrats elected their Mayor by 159 majority.
an Alderman In one. and In one ward the vote
for Alderman is a tie.
In Augusta the Republicans elected their
Mayor by $50 majority, and carried every ward
In the city.
In Belfast the Republicans elect their Mayor by
eight majority, and have a majority in both
boards OF the city government.
In Camden the Republicans elected all their
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14
THE CARDINlL's HEILTH.
An Erroneous Rumor About the Purchase OF
the lie Grand Lockwood Property.

the lie traud lockwood Property.
Father Farley, Cardinal McCloskey's
private secretary. says:
1t hns been reported that Cardinal McCloskey
has purchased the Le Grand Lockwood man
sion at Norwalk, Conn. for a college. The
rumor is unfounded. 1t is calculated to impart
an Injurious impression regarding his Eninence
to the pnblic mind. The Cardinal does not wish
- appear to be expending largo amounts of
money unnecessarily, when there are so many
needy people In New York. Besides, 1t will be
inferred from this report that the G lrdinal IL
wealthy, whereas he has no dependence but the
voluntary offerings Of the Roman Catholics of
TINS city. Tho report was prob IDLY intended to
affect flvOrably the price Of tue property. 1t
b as never even been offered for purchase to the
Cardinal"
Cardinal McCloskey has been considerably in
disposed for several weeks. his aiment being
stOmachic. He has been confined 20 his bed
room and unable TO receive callers. but he / as
attended t. some ecclesiastical business. Yes
terday there was very decided iu.proyemc mt
In the Cardinals state, and hs physicians, DIS.
keyts aud Nsn Buren,, say that hts health Will
probably be fully restored within short period.
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A SNOW BLOCKADE.
Passenger and FREIGHT Trains Delayed BY a
Storm on tho fiaina

The Union FHrlHc EIOchcd by SNOW.
OMAHA, March 49, 3-Te,cgrams from tue West
say that the Union Pacino Railroad is blocked with
snow between RaSllns and Bitter Creek. Passenger
and freight trains Of yesterday bound Raw.
lins. very severe storm has occurred Cres.
ton Han. and two or three freight trains are delayed
there.
The passenger trains due yesterday at Bitter Creek.
passed there today about fourteen hours late nav
pushed thrc-sh the snow and storm on Creston HI,
about thirty miles west OF Bitter Creek. The storm Ia
three ami four feet deep, with heavy yale owing.
Al Bitter Creek the snow Is eighteen Inches deep. Ali
the rest oi The traine emgrat and frcgni laid up
on side tracks az different points, and Hi not likely
move untlI II clehrs up.
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PHILADELPHIA, March l3-Thomas Nelson
VINO arrested Thursday last with stolen certn
cates Of sock OF the Ohio and Toledo Railroad
an his possession, was 0Talgned before a msgis.
crate this afternoon, but the case was pOstpon ed
for few DAYS, The certificates found rlsOn repre-
,sentod come $1,000 ana werea part Of the t2000oO
was asleep In on his u New Ysrk TO nrgOti.
ate the paper. The detective who arrested Nelson said
20 day lhat he had obtained 200 more shares In Dro.
SerI ofof on THIRD street. where they had left by
kAAfa0p Nbo wanted thep sold.
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NORWICH, Conn, March l3.-The poor house
OF this town. which mad nfynye inmates, burned
TO the ground last night. Seven bodies have been re
covered from the ruins to-day and s that three
more OF the inmates, who are stlll missing were
burned. The poor house barn was also burned; est
suspicion OF causing both fires.
Later II T. now believed that fourteen persons were
burned In the aims house Sunday Dight. Most
Of them were from sixty seventy years Of age. Five
inmates were injured by Jumping from the windows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14
No Fac,a Arain-t Rristom to suppre--.

WASHINGTON, March 13. The story tee.
graphed from here to tho Cincinnati Enquirer about
the correspondent OF 1HE SUN having suppressed dam.
any foundation The Auihor OF the despatch Is newly
nedged correspondent from the rural district. and was
imposed upon by some person who wished to CRAFTY
their spite against Mr. Brstow, The correspondent
Of Inx SUN had no facts TO suppress which IN the
sightest degree reflected the integrity, officially
otherwise. OF secretary Drstow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14
wrestling with sinner. In Washington.

w AsHINGION, March lj-lhe religious revival
here Is making rapid progress. ami taking de- per hold
on ell cilssps The largest luildirG In the city s
crowded nightly. senators and Representatives are
often present An uld4i mayer mrcirg was he'd to-
dag, conducted 10y inherent pastors OF =. cry Or.
Byron tunderand chap am Of the senate lcaiiug the
nri hour. Mr.. Haulinuud a-i company iLl-tcrs
and Christians held crowded meeting m tle chapel at
the soldiers home ycst,reay. A. ea.t 510 p.r. ons
for prayers ~ tr meeting last night. The Uunx
hcns Christian Association Is earnestly cooperating In
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14
A Court MartIni Foresbndowed.

The Military Court OF Inquiry in relation to
Capt James Douglass charges, Ia a letter to The SUN,
against Inspector. General Woodward with regard to
the dlbandmcnt Of the Eghtyfourth, resumed s sit
ting yesterday under Brig Gen. Ward The questions
put by the court to capt. Douglas Whether he con.
suited any one preyious 10 addressing The SUN why
W. teller was published instead OF be Ing TO
m33oaward and whether any en0rt was made by the
nhtct hsesriMp what the General had TO say on tho
hugec!, hSNlng been negatned by Capt. Douglass,
PODt 70 court martial, the latter officer even
able to military law. " ~ ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14
RoBERr BUcHaNAN,s ApPEAL.
What Is Proposed bv the Poet Walt Whit
mans Admirers In England.

LONDON, March l3.-Robert Buchanan, the
poet writes to the Loadon DaHy Neles this morning
concerning certain extracts from the West Jersey Press
reproduced IN the London AneHdEm describing Walt
an earnest appeal for his relief. Mr.. BuChanan says
~ suggest tue formation OF a committee 10 collect
subscriptions for the purchase OF Whitmans complete
works (which the latter Is now preparlng) to begin
with say nve hundred copies, and II the number could
be extended TO thousand or lnore much the better
for tho poet so much more honor for England; 20
culate America"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14
The Bonnnzn BuIIlon Purchn,e-.

WASHINGTON. March l3-'ihe report that IN
arrangement has been mace bV which the Government
Is 10 purchase the bullion product OF the Con-
sOdatcd virginia and california mines Tor year tor
use in the resumption Of spt cir paymcA II pronou cod
Incorrect by the Ire suN department, although II 10
admitted that proposition Of THIS character has been
received, and Is now under consideration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14

Mr. Won Bulow commences next Mon
day evening at Chickerng Hall a series OF con-
certs for piano forte alone, consisting Of six
evening performances and four matinees. Tho
three evenings of next week, Monday, wednes-
y, and Friday, are to be devoted to the works
Of Beethoven; those of the following week to
Chopin, Schumann, Mendelssohn, Schubert, and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14
The Dl.lrIct nlnr on lhn nnrrna Ehp..

WARRINGTON, March l3.-The Dlstrct Ring Is
dreadfuly exercised about the safeburgay inyestigl
tion. They had laid nice little plan to cover up that
foul conspiracy which likely now to be frustrated by
Iasoals hero learned that the house had ordered this
Investigation, Gen. Webster the Registrar OF Wills,
telegraphed TO Dick Harrington foows els true
thai you have made confession2 Come here ilnIne.
Shepherd
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WAsHINGToN, March l3.-An Official report
has been made by the Navy Deparmcn, in response
resolution Of the House. inoulrng TO the manner
and what exten; the various appropriation, made by
Congress suCe Jub L. laGp 10 test th' usefulness OF
patents nnd Inventions have occn cxpendei Il ~.
from The statoutu OF the Ce OF the BurcIu -
ordnance that the Nut Island ct7crlmruts ny uan
Wizard resulted IN good. fhe guns either huis"d "
were thrown s-lde. For these experiments tb55OD
VA Dni tD Mr.
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Orlcmann's largo -four mill ut Valley Stream
was burned on Sturday morning.
Samuel kneeland's house and barn with their
contents oyster Bay Loss 5000
Lakin's lumber mill near Quincy, Mass. waa
burned on Saturday night. the loss IL estimated AZ
10000.
The frame Cottage occupied by James Norton
IN sherman avenue, West HOOUken and email build
ing adjoining. Los5 1900.
James Ellsworth's tobacco warehouse in
northampton, Mass dCrOycd ny an inceudiary nro
on SATURDAY night Tue loss is estimated at O1) n.
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JACKSON, Miss. March l3-'rhe Senate. by a
vote of 30 TO a, found Lieut.Goy. DAVIS guilty as
chlrged IN the articles Of Impeachment. one colored
aLd nYe white kepunlcan senators voting IN the AWrm
atNe and four colored Senators IN the negative. The
nndlng Will be formally anne unccd on "Wednesday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14

Jos. II. Choate, Cyrus Butler, Clark Bell. and
Generals Bundy ana Burnett, and a score Of other
members OF the Union League Club, hired parlor in
Delmonco's Fifth avenue restaurant last evening and
held secret discussion concerning reorganization OF
the club The point at issue the support OF the
Grant Administration Tle gentlemen who met lust
nignt are understood to be In favor OF Withdrawing
from the cub should any attempt be made TO uphold
such men as Belknap, When the meeting ended they
hurried away, and refused to give any information x
committee was appointed 10 confer with the Admins
tration members u the club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14

Mr.. MaRufhn looked all over the table in a vain
search Tor the milS pitcher which stood nch
and half from his elbow. Then he addressed Mrs Ma
quinn. So
Darling, don't sre the milk"
Mrs. Magufin Gartly)-My ucar you cOuldn't move
without ups 'tting II.
Modern MagufIn age 7l-Fa'hcT do you know what
mat mix pitcher would have doae II II been an eie
phant?
Ancient Magutin-No, my son. / do not
hOQern Ma sufin gushing his char back)-It would
would have busted you In the snOOt with It's trunk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14
A Meeting Of pinc,,bocl,.s f,icud..

WAsHNGrON, March l3.-A l1rgc meeting Of
coorel persons tonight passed resolutions declaring.
among other things. that 1.-THE Senate. in refusing 20
sat Mr Pinch ,ack, rrofessedy on technicll grounds.
did an unjust act enectng the Culorod ignored tho
lshts uf sovereign State, boNc - caste aud aided
prescription, rebellion. and anarchy"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14

The MONDAY prayer meeting in tho Hippo
drome, yesterday, was attended by not more than
5000 persons. In the evening Mr.. Moody went to As.
ISOLATION Hall to talk TO the young converts and Mr.
Sankey led praise meeting In the large hall OF the
mlppodrome and w's assisted by the Rev Mr., Sand
led the young meme meeting, and the inquiry rooms
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14

MANCHESTER, March l3-The Mirror publishes
communication from Gov Cheney addressed to peti.
tloners for the military In which hO says Should the
cvil authorities require aid l am prepared to act
promptly Ia giving them every needed facility" MaIor
Gay also published proclamation setting forth that
every voter shall be protected sc; and cauR upoD
All cltlkens 10 aid ID preserYlng good OTder. &c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14
The War Feeling Revived in se,,,a.

BELGRADE, March l5.-1he warike feeling.
which mad subslded IN consequence OF Prince Misns
peaceful assurances to Prince wrede. while tie latter
Was on mission mere seems to be now peAriug.
Great pres urc Is brought hY the party upon Prince
Milan and n Is rumored that the national mius LIS
been ordered 10 b, ready - march at nom ents
IRA
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SOME WASHINGTOY TOPICS.
The safo Burglary Conspiracy Investisa ton
Nettleship's COnfg ssion.

WAsHINGToS, March IL. - District Attorney
Wells day again appeared before the House Commit
tee on the Judiciary now investigating into the causes
why the Harrington safe burglary have not
been tred also the Conspiracy itself and pre-
sented the Original confessions made by Netcship aud
cum, also the statcnel made by Harrington liar
fiugfou's o "a q
but Is more Of denial of tbs nan facts set forth IN
tue confession Of Netlcshp several other Witnesses
were also examined. The onticipat attd Developments
are creating cOnslforible a.xry IN certain quarters
uyh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14
THE LATEST OLD WoRLD NEWS.
The Policy of the French RepubIicans-taT
betiR's Gloomv SDeech.

betta's GIoOmv ~Deerh-
PARIS, March 2-Evering.-A meeting Of Re-
publican Senators ana Deputies held this evening.
About three hundred present. They resolved 10
uphold the resolution previously taken affirming the
necessity OF supcrseding those funciOnares who are
opposed to the Republic.
NJ. Leon Gamhetta delivered speech insisting on the
necessity Of this measure fcrring the Minis
try, he said "The EepuhIclu parry should await It's
acts and programme without dslru but also without
confidence"
ON Saturday next Victor Hugo vii IN 'hc Sen.
ate fora r. neral auncsiy for Oe commit since
1870 Mr Roe all VIII make bia4r moVem, II in the
Chamber VI Deputies on the same day.
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Louis Napoleon's Carriage.

A state coach, which formerly belonged TO and
used by the late French Emperor has been import
ed for exhibition at the Centennial aud Is now to be
seen in the shop OF Wood Brothers on Broadway II
avery handsome Vehicle ana s SAID to have coat whom
new twenty lYe thousand francs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14

LANCASTER, Pa, March l3.-Dstrict Attorney
John W. johnson was arrested here to-day on a charge
o. issuing forged and fraudulent naturalization pSpers
The alleged offence committed four years ago. lie
will have hearing on Saturday next.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14
The international Rife Match.

The Creedmoor Range Is to be opened to- IN "
row. The National Ride Associations committee has
written answer TO Sir Henry Halfords recent note
respectfully telling Sir Henry that the American Asso.
elaI2n has invited England. SCOTLAND Ireland and the
ion have accepted and the American Association viii
be sOrrY II England stands alOof. "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14
The Democrats ana the Currency.

WASHINGTON, March l3.-It Is generally con-
eeded tha' at the next meeting OF the Democratic
c.ucus the Payne bin will be adopted without much
oissent inc opposition TO has been gradually grow.
hard woneJ party has decided majority.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14
Shooting Man TO Proven, a Murder,

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 13.-At Pacific Place,
Ark on the 10Th inst, Thomas Leon, formerly OF MIS-
sssipp was shot and killed by George FMorrs aged II
years TO prevent Leon from numbering samuel r. Hard
wGk an Invalid, Morris surrendered himsAf, was tried
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14

WAsnINGToN March l3.-Mr. Charles 7. Cor
ham. The new Assistant Secretary Of the Interior
rived here sterday. He took the oath Of oii'e ths
morning, and rem ined at the drpaitmen during the
DAY lr IN not take charge OF ulce until the 10th
inst Geu. COwans resignation docs not take effect
until then
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14

LONDON, March l3.-The Court of Appeals has
unanimously sustained the decision Of the lower courts
s,ablshlng the validity OF the viii Of Lord ST. Leon.
ards LrOved by the testimony of Miss SuCdpn. They
sustained also the admissbty Of The lestators deca-
rstiOns between the time when the Will was made and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14
Arnold a Cop.,able,. New s,or.

Tho Rev. DR.. John Halls old church, now
being removed. will have entirely disappeared from
Fifth avenue and Nineteenth street by tomorrow even.
Ing, and work win bo begun at Arnold Con.
stables new building on that site. The arms store
MIL De used exclusively for retail purposes and viii be
BroAaWAY, ''' w.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14
The Now RocheIle Tragedy.

The trial OF Richard Hanna, Jr., the young
drunkard who killed Thomas Mhite the proprietor OF
"Our House," In New Rochelle, on Jan g. is set down
for Tomorrow In White Plains before Judges Dykman,
OXFORD, Howe, ana Sllllman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14
A Broohlyu woman's Suicide.

Mrs. Robert Pearsall, aged 5s, OF "a Auburn
place. Brooklyn lady moving In good ociety, was
found last night by her husband hanging from knob
OF the door the fourth door OF their residence She
was cus down at once hut physician was rot able 10
restore her cons clOusness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14

RAousA, March l3.-The insurgent leaders,
LiGbibratlcs. Petrowloh. Fuel and cesar were ar.
rested by the Austiian AUTHORITIES rhurstY last at
NlgNan village on the Dalmatian tron'iet near
ImOschi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14
A Hotel Burned.

OMAHA, March l3.-1he Central Hotel, noar
sae gGiop pSeinc depot, was sesiIoyed BY Are at A.
Two bremen we're Injured Tue loss u notyet reported
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14
TIE Hamilton sannre EdI

Mrs. Fila +. Clark, OF Mechanics' Falls. Me.
shot herself SATURDAY, hecau hr husband refused
to 1--we Win her after she had been from HIM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14
The Death of Millionaire Friend.


Miles While, Of Baltimore, died on SUNDAY
aged - years. lie widely known active men.
Der OF the society Of Friends lie leaves an estate Val
ued At a., 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14
TIE WIN IN EGYPT.
The Abyssininn Army Repulsed by the Egyp-
tinns with Great Loss.

ALEXANDRIA, March R-9i5 =. Mon Wed
nesday night last the Abysslnian army crossed the
River Deoassa ,Dekka) and attacked the entreDched
camp OF the Egyptian army when severe nghting took
place. On Thursday the Ahyssinians were repulsed.
and retreated 10 AdOwa. King kassa the Grand izer
six chiefs and nye Thousand AOyssnlans are repor ed
TO have been Killed iu the trenches Prince Hassan
Gen. LornR escaped unhurt. RhHub Pasha was
wounded. fhe Egyptian losses were heavy, out the
victory was cOmplCte. "
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FONDA, N. Y, March l3-John Bell, while re
sstlng arrest this aftcrnoon. was fatally shot by th
Sherihs officer.
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william 4. Rhinelander has subscribed 500
toward tue seventh Regiments new armory.