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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-02-26

&c Fincastle Herald has been informed
, piece OF iron hung In fruit trees VIII
daily prevent the ravages OF iros'' \
of horse shoe was hung in cherry
an orchard, and the yield was abund
-. lille in three adjacent trees the fruit
x killed. He says the idea originated
. ais mother, and that he, BY her instruc
: when boy, tried the same thing fire..
tlv and with the same result, This is
RANT if true, and will cos.'but little to
ne truth of it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-02-26

LEAP MUFFINs.--One quart OF rich milk,
if you can get it, halt cream and hall
k; one quart of flour, heapine six eggs;
. tablespoonful of butter, one Of lard, sof'
ed together. Beat whites and yolks sep
tely, very light; then add flour and shor.
ing, and a scant tablespoonful of salt and
in the -four the last thing, lightly as pos
lie, and have the butter free from Jumps.
If fill your well buttered muffin rings, and
&c immediately in hot oven, or your
films will not be good. Send them TO the
lie the moment they are done.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-02-26
FARM AND GARDEN.

make fax.sccd and lemonade, take four
sspoontuls Of fax seed twhole); one quart
,oiling water; juice of two lemons. Pour
boiling water upon the flax seed, and
D three hours in a covered vessel; sweeten
.ste; if too thick, add cold water with the
on juice. Ice for drinking. It ~ admir-
. for colds.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-02-26
Ir R1ssOLEs-Any kind OF CO

AT RlssoLEs.-Any kind OF cold meat,
a any quantity; bread crumbs accord
10 quantity of meat, more or less; chop
herbs, and pepper and salt; one or more
8. Mince the meat, and stir it well INTO
bread-crambs with the chopped herbs and
seasoning; and make all into thick
to by means of the eggs, which are to be
zen up; then divide into balls or cones,
ich are to be fried light brown color,
served with mashed potatoes Or boiled
,, or both.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-02-26

elcious fish sauces are easily made, viz,
in drawn butter as the base Of them all.
;hovy Sauce-Put in some anchovy paste
ter Sauce-Usc the best oysters and Juice
imp Saucc-Shrimps, potted or fresh,
sley Sauce.-Finely chopped (boil ana
in first) Egg Sauce--lIard-boiled eggs
pped. N, Y. Times.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17
1HEw wARREN sIREET HOMIoIDE.
Insulting Words TINT Led 10 "A Knock Down
aud n Fatally fractured skull.

"
Charles Meila Of AGA DE Gran street.
Brooklyn, was arrested, yesterday, on charge OF
causing the death OF William simmons, colored
employee OF }. n. Hall Co, liquor dealers. of
"A Warren street. Meila was porter for the firm
Of william Hubert & Son, commission mer-
chants, Of so Warren street. Coroner woltman
committed him to tue city prison. The circum-
stances Of tie ARRAY, as given by eye witnesses,
are as follows:
Meila locked up his employers place. al ~
Warren street, at g o'clock on Saturday, and
walked up Warren street, with one Leonard, n
boy. Simmons saw him from the doorway Of
Mr. Hill's once, and stepped out. saying.
There Il a man that owes me for liquor Will
go and collect It." At TINS time he was sober,
or AT most had been drinking only a little. lie
went up to Mea. There were a Few angry
words, blows were s.ruck, and simmons w"s
knocked down aud kicked by Melli, who on
turned and walked away. simmons got up, fol-
lowed him several feet, ana called MN an irish
---" THIS angrred Meila' and he turned
back, and the two Clinchcd. Mellh seized SIM
mons bV the throat and huTlen him backward.
tho two falling together, Meiia being uppermost.
SimmOns's head nit the cobble stones OF tho
sleet, and he stlneneu ont, and lay, seemingly,
dead.
By.tanders picked him up, and MIR. Henry
Brooks Of - Warren street turned TO Aleila' as
the latter walked away, and said You have
Killed the man" Meila looked around, said
nothing, ana went up the street
simmons was taken to the Chambers street
Hospital, and there he lay unconscious until his
death, on SUNDAY morning at o'clock. Hlr
fractured skull was unusually thln. lie was 20
years OF age, and W ! to have been married 10
morrow He had with THIS intention given W
bis position with MIR. Hall, lie lived at 2l6 West
4 WeuIN- ninth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17
THE GREAT EAST SIDE PARK.
What They nre Doing with the Appropria-
tion- for its imprON ement.

Last year an act was passed by the Leg
islnturs auth orizing the laying out of Tompkins
square as a park. The appropriation that was
made for tho purpose was duy gathered In and
the preparations were begun The park was
torn up. and all summer the place was useless
TO the neighborhoOd until another appropriation
WAS ohtnincn, ana now the entire body OF the
square is vacant for a drill ground for troops.
Inc people. for whose benefit the open space
ana cnnvecieut benches we're intcade1, are TO
nave to- uso of triangular park ~ each oi the
tonr corncr-
1h~~- .sks are being laid out on the Central
Park principle. very pretty to look at, but too
nice 20 Use. The southeastern triangle ID COM
pleted as a sample vi what The oth 70 are to be.
The northwestern triangle has eight or ten men
at work ON the drains and other park custom
aries Nothing nos been done to the north
eastern quarter. but the huge inOuni ON the
southwestet II quarter composed OF the wheel
ings 4 ON the other corners, has nun Ter OF
men at work at It, A kind OF brevet foreman
said Yesterday that de mound was 50 der
beeble could 20 der zJldiers NIT deir guns ven
dey gums out do mage der barade."
Inasmuch as pArades always take place In the
da,tinIe. and the hardw0rking class no live all
around that ne9hbOurhOOd are AT their Wis
end to keep body and soul together til supper
time aud even then have but little leisure to
bre ,tGe. It Ia hardly PROBABLE that "do beeole
will der ZOldierr.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17
coAL OPERATORS SHUTTING DOWN.
General suspensian Of Mining TO be Made
about the Goth Of this NJ enth.

MAUCH CHUNK, Oct. 16.-The operators
are preparing for another shut down OF coal
production. The companies composing the old
combination, and the individual operators In
the various districts, finding that present prices
at the seaboard are not sutnciebtlY profitable to
continue mining, will prob IDLY announce par
tal OF general suspension between tho goth and
25th inst. While no regular meeting Of tho sew
eral coal exch aDQes, which govern the opera
tlons Of tho trade In the different districts. has
been held, number OF representative operators
have met, and resolved 10 stop operations at
their collierie', II tho o'nefs will Join them,
=. .oduction is now being carried OH to fair ex-
tent in the Lehigh and Wyoming regions, but In
the schuylkill aud Lackawanni districts 1t has
decreased considerably within the past few
weeks. Many OF the miners are living now on
three dunrter nd others on half uhe. In sone
di.tricis there Is on almost entire lay on oi
n,iners and ,.hOTefs. Inc number o. unem,
moved men Is estimated ~ lie. .ween iOWu ana
iO,O, and this number VIII. no d"upt, be lafRely
Increased by the emo ~ VIZ ',v,i nn,,iv ordercG
ten Der cent. reduction Ia wage, "lu wiarao @ @ .uo
collIets have not already struCfs Ii.t nv vto n,
pairing to do so. IL ~ shiewdiy sus'fcten ''a'
these red ctiOn and suspension mOysmt'ts nie
engineered by certain schCming coal capl ais
to get the miners and other wOrkiDgm. out on
"a strike. The only COlltcrs In the coal ncids who
appear to be at all satisfied With the opera ors
action are those working IN the leht2h region.
and II Is possible that any strong ovcrtures
made by the TalCoutents elsewhere might m
duCe them 20 Join IN an open rupture WIN tue
operators. The trouble between the miners oil
the Lackawauna region aud the coal aud tlnns-
portation comDanles Is stul unsettled, and
threatens to spread.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17
NINTH WARD MURDER.
Daniel Bownc Accused by his Wife Of Killing
Margaret senbourg.

Daniel Bovine was put on trial yester-
day be ore Judge Sutherland. for killing Marga-
ret Seabourg on the night Of sept. II. at 70
Gansevoort street. Oficer Sewel testified that
when he ran to the house and looked into the
window he saw the woman sitting In chair
with her head leaning ON the window sill.
Bovine and his wife, Anna. were In the same
room. when he demanded admission there
was no answer. IN Kick III the door II you
don't open it," said the onicer. Bovine then
o. ened the door. and told the oflicer t. arrest
his wife, as she was drunk. I'm not drunk,'
said the woman, "but he (meanine her hus-
band) bas hit Maggie, and hes hit me too. Mrs.
Bowne's eye was black. He's Killed one
woman" sue continued, and wants to XIII
another"
house was searched ana the injured woman
was examined Sno W alive. but unconscious.
She uied IN the officers arms. Mrs Bovine
showed the othcer the Clue with which her hus-
band killed Mrs. SeaOourg. and the ON yer asked
Bovine why he nad killed her. He answered :
=" was aggravated"
The deience Is to be produced to-day. One
juryman objected to sitting because he was
pre- eJudiced against the prisoner on account OF
his lace. The juryman Il an artist.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17
THE CRISIS IN THE EAST.
UNFLlTTERTNG PROSPECTS or THR
ARMIsTICE OR PEACE.
The Russian Objrctians to Turkeys PROVO
sni-~ervia's Wisber-Oae Ficrcc Battle
Ended und Another Impending.

r"c n"-"n w ,,,n, a.. p,s,oo nam.
SUI ..
Ended ana Another impeh"'pR'
Ioxno.s ocf IN Tho T'j,ncs to-day pub-
noN DoN' - ' - ,.'.,,..
fishes the fjll text OF the note IN wnlch iurHoI
.fared tho six months arm ,isticc adding.
r,.r o,t, ,o, n,ssth,s ,,vs been n, ,re conci,is-
,ory The note judciousiv abstans from dcnouncing
tIe forsn yolunisur As Russitns There s nothi iD
vt whicn RUSSIA, or any Other power. could reason.
ably iNo oence. The fact Of Russia having reverted
TO the demands of!nib mar Dy nhsanAs tos
encauriang u we %c,u. % a., resn s,. "''h oonnu"oe "'
'ninus which prompted TINS COURSE
p.p,a oct ta-T,e Tcmps publishes a sum.
-. ..,,., A., ,.,,a,a. ., ,.a ,ccur,ie Of Prince
mary ~n'on " oc"e'os =. % n'.s',sa ran,osan-
,a,,ys, abroad in ren,y TO Turkeys offer Of the
Wv .',,'u, ,,',t,o psI,cs Gortcbakoa
SIX moh'ns arm's''oe' i'''Oo ~, s.a.,oa
points out that no durable peace coild prOceoo
from the turkish proposal Seryia and Monte-
I'O"' Wv ,'', W - ..,,,,, an Inns
negro couln not De ekpecten 10 reu'a'" >" us
IN n critic i condition. H. closcs with the deo-
Jorntion that Russia a d,sp ,sed to Inslst upon
" 80 - -, ,,cn
an ar,nistice OF mOnth or six works. WIN"
MIGHT ba extendaa ~ ~. progress OF negotta'
,,ons roodc,cd :, ,'..... W.
BEnIIN, Oct. 5-The RussIan ohiec,iooa In
r,,l,o,,. nror,s,i 49,. .,s,..,, ~,
'u'H"' : p'op 70" are stated IN chh' nrRu-
mentatiye tone, indicating n desire for negotii-
ton. There seems TO be no danger OF all imme-
diaiew r.
The pCsthcr LlOUf reports that NJ Ristics. the
servlan rrime Minister has Informed tue Eng.
sent to an aruisdce till Dec. 81.
LONDON, Oct. 10 The IDncs Paris CORES
pondent points to the fact that this Il the Urd
time that Russii has clearly accepted solidarity
with Seryia and MOuten gro. In advising them
70 reject the Turkish pro 'ostiOns sne has ac.
ce.ted the respoD-i' litN of such refusal
BEI0RADE, Oct. -Scrvii IS willing TO accept
the II ttus qtiD provided the ru KS give guaran-
tees for the proper government OF Bosnig. but
Sefvia will not consent to any armistice Longer
than Dec. 81 IL that Is rejected now she dOet
not rind herseif to accept II at any future time
The prospect Of an armistice or peace Is not
nattering.
BELGRADE. Oct. 16.-It Il generally believed
here and at Deligrad tnat tho Turks will breal
through the line " the Drina, upon which tbey
have been continually making attacks during
the last few days.
Yesterday the Turks attacked the Servian pos
eition at LjuDowIa for SIX hours. he attack
was repuls d ty the Seryians. The Servian Gen
Noyo.sezon has telegr pned to headquarter
announcing that = battle - impending ut Javor
An armistice IS con. idered Impossible.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17
MLAUGlILIN'S BIG VICTORY
THE MOST BRTLLTiNr OF al fhH
MfTCUES Ar WRESTLfN0'

,pftohiesn's Athletes D,.pinylns ther won
aerfuI strength and skill In New >ork-
Ubs Grapevine Inside Lock, Inside bach-
Heel Lock, and the Outside Vu"r'c' ''"c"'
Tho contest between the two famous
vtes,,ers IN the Central Park Garden. last even
ING. was, for severl reasons, one OF unusual IN
tereat. IL was generally known that both men
v,ere IN sporting phrase, "thorou1hly SOU re'
that their match was genuine and that IN
,,rowcss they we're nearly equal. That they had
met twice before. and both times wro'tled for
hours with only the result OF draw, rvs fact
thsl whetted public anticipation, aud II was un-
uer.tood that their principal reason for coming
10 thls city for their third match was that they
tpIght set away from the inf ience OF local feel
Ing concerning their respec I've merits which IL
very intense throughout the State OF which they
ore citizens.
Neither Col. Mclaughlin nor Mr.. Martin IL
professional sporting man. the first is a con-
duct ~ on the Detroit, Lansing aud Luke hich'-
pab Rliirosd the seejs1 h"'"'..~' .; re .ciS'n
OF Yp,il,ntI. Both arc men Of property and
GOOD sucial standing. Col. Mclaughlin was
awarded A medal by the Internatiou JurJ at
yleune over seven competing athletes, as " the
best formed, proper toned, and muscIlnr speol-
men Of man" Yet as he appeared last night
tbeto wes little. e. any, roo II for choice between
him and his antagonist. The physical desert.
tion OF the two is SHOWN IN taoullr form, thus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17
JoTTINGS HOUr rOWY.

The Seventy first, Cot. Vose, were reviewed by
Gen Nlmar IN Iompklns square, yc tetiay
The tugnott Louis, with two garbage scowt
IN TOW, sunk Oh COMFY lslaHd yesterday
hrs. Lnttie Grant, an actress, says that she
was not crested M the farisiAn Nsrleu \ Theatre
John Litilewood, Of ~ Desbro.ses street. died
Yesterday having iatn On the pavement "L asl uf4ay
The uniformed battalion of tho Veterans ~
the seventh paralcd yestcrdi "lth regular army
baud.
George Bell aud a three -yc lr oll son of VT.
Launahan. ot iOnhcrs, we're often ~ NfADu spllL Jog
ycstoriay
Edward G mn Nv a yastant' was found un.
oou.cous in Mn berS street je''erday' lie dlcd In
BtltYut Hospital
Lester II IIle, Of AS Jorsoy avenue Jersey
civ pItn prutrr M ilt Nhi nA h'Lh NDlc Cot
Ola [, la u0ptr mon, dr'n2ci dts irsief lay
Gust.v Hhinon, tho Trenchman who was
sam m the nhuaurn ou ui4f. Nhlle assisting an
oiuttt 4reslnSa burglar sia en- le'l eohd lVn
Jude Benedict viii charge the Jury this morn
H. b me Asc ~ capt j -,h :. hrindle of tAe Am r.
cau ship - Mars, Who Is accused OF hlinuS Long
IOiu,' as.amAG, los cruel aud unusGAl phnlihment.
Luke Reilly. when asked for his fare In a Belt
Linz yrttriaY, Trlducrd doubtful $40 note and
TtyOytr The conductor Tfuscd TO accept toe tender
Of Oh" ta II t.e uthe.. ami VITA tue ho'n
o. oiEc,r Donohue, Hcly was ArTestcd Justice VI
teT0VurS inca hiln ",
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17
sbo, lie Escape 1rial in New York.

The extent Of the losses of the firms that sup
Piled the grocery OF Bristow West Evans " Al
lanta. Ca, with goods is estimated at s22O001 and
several nrms Chicago have been vicimized 10 the
extent of 100000. Yesterday Mr. Bri tow, who Is in
ludlow Street Jail, visited DY Georgia editor
aud several friends from the South VINO nave come to
thl- CITY have him eNtradttcd. sheldon & Nanks,
wno secured ms arrest object TO his eHiradlon fear
ing int tnat may hr the lust hln. Cochran, Me
Lean GO. secured the arr N Of est another al The
primers Atlanta. aud the detectives Rit hn as far
ne Augusta. Ga; but there he was detained sni ndlct
rd aud saved ffOm ttfia No IN. Ihr friends OF Mr.
BrstoW VIII nov curry the ease M hif ef courts
anu cndeaNur set aside judge NestorOOl - decision
that GOV Tlldcn's ncuou m sguin Gov. smiths TeQul.
alLlnn IuNn CllNn IN lhls lAan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17
THE FIRST cRADLE CABLE.
Seventeen Tons OF vii How IL was stretch
cd from Tower TO Tower.

The large chrome steel cable. called the
"cradle cable" which Is "a inches In diameter
was yesterday stretched across the East river
between the piers, making the sixth rope In the
air. The cable Ia the hrst OF a set Of four, on
which the ivs-fOot bridges or cradles will rest
from which the wOrAuen viii construct the
great cables. The cradle cdble weiahs over
seventeen tons, and IL 3.1OC feet long. Inc eni
OF the caole was lashed TO one 81 the traveller
ropes, drawn out IRON toe New YORK tower
thirty feet, and then attached TO the Garner
rope by movable pulley WITH depended IRON
hook. 1ne traveller drew the cattle thirty ieet
more aud then another pulley WAS put ON the
carrier rope. IL was tedious task TO get the
rope across with these Interruptions. Iheie
we're signal men on the towers with Ted gs.
with when they slgnalied the engineer. hese
nags are TO give way soon To teiegraph liue
running from tower to tower. The seventeen
ton, OF rope were hard to pull up the incline on
the brooklyn side. but the work was done with
out hitcn. The pullels are 10 be t.ken on -
a man m a boatswain's chair. As fast a. tho
other cables arrive tney are 10 be put In position.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17
THE LATEST CHURCH WAR.
Trouble over the Introduction Of tue Ritual
In jersey tity.

The Rev. William IIoyt was ordained
rector of tho Church of the Holy 1tinity, on 81.
Paul's avenue, Jersey Ciy Heights. about year
0go. lie is Young man and somewhat inclined
toward High Church ritual" About month
ago he Introduced an innovation. changing tue
form Of ths communion 'etvire, ana turning his
ce from the c0ngfegaio ION during the litanY.
number of the membe : spoke 10 MIN ebOut II,
uut ne declined To alter his cOur,e. Last week
the teachcrs CONNECTED with tue SUNDAY scnooi.
ana some uf the trustees held a meeting. It
wisr solved to accent themselves from the SER
vice II the rector did not resign, or restore tina
old form Of service. GA SUNDAY last Mr.. Hoyt
adhered TO bis innovations, and there were
many vacant seats. Many uf the con !feghtion
worshppei 1t tue Central Methodist Church. In
Central
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17

CHICAGO Oct l6-For three days the storms
on the lake have been very Vessels that put
out were compelled to return. Lumber vessels
having hard time OF IT, toe deck cargocs beins swept
away, of the verses arriving wi thrce feet of
water IN hUId Many accidents are reported among
hem the probable io-s Of the propener Maggie lune
oi OsNegO Fragments OF her supPnscd wreck Delng
found Of here, II IN believed pN some tha tue
vessel Is lost with al on board She was under com
mnnu q Capt NiInn. 49, -
Capt. TnOuss. when l"tt o 'wego week ago Tor To-
rouo /. reported missing, several otner vessels are
oyerdue here The schooner British Queen l. rdnR Al
snchor stx miles est Of CoDourg sais And ya"l gone
and the crew una lie TO reach slog
Several es put BACK 10 Fort NODofne thlA even
trta trt "A 90 utll a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17

Mrs. Ann Tackerberry OF l9j Smith street
BrooKlyn, in budIng Are yesterday morning, brushed
her close up to the CRATE, catching the flames,
which rapidly enveo?ed her body She leaped Into the
bed, nOping to smother the h1mos, but they nurst
thTog,, tv ped clothing She tortured bS the nre.
and gia1,e to rAtuc4c herself. Her husband who Was
m me basement heard her screams He rushed TO her
assistance by the mead AID drsgsed her TO
The nOOr. Her body WAS ulstcrtd hnd dishsulsu tut
are was put by the aid of policeman Ihs phl.
sIclsnr hathed the bnrHs Al sweet OIL, ana apnned
hut the WOnans lite IN dcsptrel Of Her
husband, Robert Tackerbciry, Is u carpenter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17
EIPLosION OF GASOLINE.
A Professor aud two Workmen Thrown inte
the Air and BADLY Burned.

woRcEsroR. Mass. Oct. i6.-To-night at
the Highland Military Academy the yapor from
gasoline tank. .us ed for making gas for the aCad-
emy buildings, ignited, and an explosion fol-
lowed.
c. u. Metcalf, proprietor and principal OF the
academy; Edwin Morse, a carpenter, and John
Morse, a iaboror. were standing over the tank
ut the time, and all of them were thrown into
the air by the explosion and were quite seri-
ousiy burned, Mr. MetcaIf being tue most
severely injured.
The earth around ;he tank was thrown uD. but
none OF the buildings were injured. and only
the three persons named were affected BY the
explosion.
the tank for n leak, and the vapor was ignited
by their lantern.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17
How they NuIi,iy nm Injunction.

About twenty men, under the superintendence
OF Mr.. Charles o. Richards have resumed work on the
Gilbert Elevated Railroad In South Fifth avenue. be-
tween West Third and Deecker streets and already
several supporting columns with their connecting
rders have b,en erected For the present the worS is
10 be continued down south flt.h Avenue until ar
rangemens can be MADE for iuhcmulfying the owncrs
OF the huiding 81 West Third street aud suuth finh
ayenle. The company have decided u huid upon the
psn of the original charier which required the sders
10 ext nd from curD curb. This relieves them from
the Injunction obtained by the sixth Avenue EarOad,
and u ork 1. annn 10 be Iesnmel ON TINT AANnuc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17

To CAPT. MCDONALD ASD the OFFICERS or
TnE EIoTH POLICE PKEcIScr Gsnhsp en- Permit me
to express my heartfelt thanks for your kindness me
aud my lilc children during my recent reaycment In
taking charge OF me rcnans and conducting tn fune
raj OF my late husband. For your irie ID AMI prompt
hnnnCiai aid | um truy grateful. ILls proves thit
policemen he -rt aud when one Of ther members
pass away Their kindnes, ana Chaily ek,eul even PC
yond the grave. Your kindn to me aud nlne wlll
never DC forgotten. Respectfully,
Mrs. JoHN u. MFAD,
ESQ West Tenth street. New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17
IIcnrlus hi. Obituary Read.

Commodore Vanderbilt was more comfortable
yesterday. In the evening he placed In reclining
cualr and red into prasant trout room, and there
h. aughing' listened to ne reading OF Ills Obiusfy
VuUlsntd bY All evening newspaper.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17
From wan stree, 10 Ludlow street jail,

samuel +. Noyes was arrested by the shorin
yesterday on the complaint OF Barney Raymond
Co. bankers at wall ttreet, and taken 10 Ludlow
street ja In default Of g. 900 bail The complaint al
lcges tnat Mr. NOyes falsely representing that he Hlt
acting for MIR. Poor ms fathcrn-lAN, luducrd the
bankers BUY AMI hold for Mr. Poor share o olruo
and wabash tnat The market value oi me STOCK ulh
iehed, involving a Iuse 10 them of tj,sil 90.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17
Illegal Registry in BrooLiyn.

The fraudulent registration Is creating much
excitement ia Brooklyn. vigilance committee has
discovered thet IN Seventeenth Ward there two
hundred men friuduienty registered Ia the Nine
t. nth, four hundred and atty ned; in the seventh,
thre' hundred aud nny IN The 1Ucny y'nrst. two hua.
dred aud sixty -hyc; the Twenty hflh. one lunurfd
and nifty "a the EeVtn tnth hundred IN the wcnty
thiri. four hundred ana Ia the sxleenth Wsrd Two
hundred
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rcr-onn,ina Prizes, aud hi. Servant.

Patrick Mona, an Italian barber, vas defrauded
OF $500 In gold by Lorenzo aszn who proessed TO be
a priest and veraldi Micha ks valet by persuading
him his yallse. which cOntan dpufchase money
Tor passage to Europe with them while he purchased
some cigsrs. Jucge Gildersleeye seutenccd them 10
state prison for nve years each