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TIE PosT OFFICE FRAUDS.
The Ususe Oommittee Jeestns the Memory
Of n Knew-Nethins Witness


WARRINGTON, Feb. 4.-The House Com
continued their examination Of spcciL Agent
Wood dwsrd, the know w-nothine witness, who
was before Il last Wednesday. II seems that at
tire suggestion OF the special counsel for tho
Post 0fioe Department Congressman Cannon.
who IA also q member Of the committseL Mr..
Woodward was advised not to answer ques-
uon as TO whom he said he suspected Of fraud
In the Department. The committee to-day
decided that he must answer In spite OF tho
smooth bore from Illinois, and after over an
tours evasiyo explanation he said he thought
he suspected the very parties arrni9ned before
the Grand Jury last spring. and the clerks who
were dismissed at that time, for com plici y In
the Hines fraudulent oontraots. Such conduct
n turally exoited the Indignation OF the major
lty OF the committee. ana then he was asked
whether he did not remember when he took In
Postmsster- General Creeswells oxrriaae certain
important documents from the Post 0nice
building. No he did not tnen he did yea, he
might we done 90, but he did not now remem-
oer Then the Chairman prcesod homo the
%aSt hsvo oocn not cSTsa" so w
paIers from the deputment who by right and
law should have Remained thero2" Well,
had escaped his memory as unimportant.
Passing from defective memory, the COM
mlttee next examined him upon his defective
service, and inquired whether there were ever
fraucs IN Louisiana or Dayton, Ohio, Of q special
character. and whether they were fully investi-
gated. Yes agents were sent to both piices.
hut the charges were not ECU lily follow cd up.
For instance, In Loutsiana the frst ana eniy re-
port showed = disfeputaoie condition OF affairs.
involving large sum Of money. while tue Day
ton matter, Amounting to tnhe over six hum
dred dolllrs, was thoroughly gone through. Mr..
Woodw rd said 1t was less expensive to exam
Inc frauds In ONO tnan in Louisi la.
Special Counsel Cannon got exoit~d, and pro-
tested against this method of examination. D..
Then let US have It public" exoIsined tue
Afknnsls traveller. and therrupon the commit
tee decided tO open tho doors after TO-DAY, be-
lieglDQ
evade or deny knowledge OF facts OF which the
Chairman VI the committee Il fully posted.
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PRICE TWO CENTS
WAR In GRANTS CABINET.
AKOPEN RUPTURE BErWEEN 0nkxY
AND SBCREThRY BRISTOW.

The Dimcrlty Growing Ost Of the BssosuA
Cssc-A Probability that Brisisw's II Ee>ass
nation will vory soon be Demanded
WAsHINuToN, Feb. 4.-The trouble vhioh
has long been brewing between the Prosideus
and Secretary Bristow eliminated In al op~a
rupture to-day. The Cabinet meeting whtcA
began at f2 NJ. was not q harmonious affair, snA
Secretary Bristow left II before 10 o'clock. hss-
Ing found that he was without the support of
single member OF the Presidents ofnoiai family.
ThIeis all the more significant, because Yesterday
there was an unDleasant Interview between tns
Secretary aud Senator Conkling. The latter. -
he took hts departure, was overheard TO ssx.
" Tbis 10 the last visit shall ever pay YOU" Ihs
row was undoubtedly over Babcock, and ths
dinhcuity In the Cabinet meeting to-day greg
out Of the same source.
II Is well known that the President has bssn
morose and IN had humor for several DAYS, esps-
cially since the conviction OF Mckee. and Dxb-
cocks friends have been at him night aud d.E.
They have kept ringing In his ears the crv ths.
the It. Louis juries are com posed OF ex-rebos-,
and that the suIrhundngs OF the court thers
are such that 1t vi be imposslble for Babcock
TO have fair trial. aud that therefore IL ~ hts
duty to do something to Offset this, and II posst-
bio create a counter sentiment there. Cook-
hnR's relations With DabcDck and Horace Porter
are we'll known to os of the closest and most In
Innate character. II IL also we'll known thsa
Porter mas beon moving every power that be
cou IN Bahcocks q interest and to break down
tho whskey war. The party lenders here wbs
are In more or less dancer OF being affected bv
the threatened regulations In Chicago and NIL
waukee have, OF course, been lending their
most oordl 4 support to this movement. and mcn
who are In no way identi1ed with the Whusksv
Ring have been exertIng oil their influence -
the s~me direction, simply because they regard
these Developments as very damaging TO tns
p .rty Tho conviction of.IIaocock, they say. wtn
be fatal TO the party II will irretriey1bly ruin
the Administration ami bring discrsd,, ana dis
honor on the party from which II will not
able to recover this winter, even N the Dems-
orats do continue to mako tools OF themsrivs<-
All these things comblned produced the rug
ture In the Cabinet tod ~. and " Dristow does
not tender lis resign ItiOn within q day or twa
IL will be demanded. IL 10 known that hlgh
words wore uttered before Bristow left. and th.a
member OF the Cabinet who enjoys exoesding-
lY close relations with the President remnrksl
as Mr.. Bristow vs. leaving: mo ono man b
absolutely needed tn run a government whoas
piace oannot be supplied"
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The Marquis OF Caoponi, the italian author, Is
dead. lie was over so Year, ola.
Tho brig Chief from New York, Ia a total
wrecg at Fortune lay. enfoundland. She IL insured
for 5000.
The Wilder family, recently murdered Ia East
Lyndon. W.. and tue Murderer, Bilas Wilder, wore
Uuned yesterday,
The London Telegraph says that the report OF
the col gtmrn OF to Fnncess Beatrice with Prince
Louis vi Batten0erg IL unfOunded.
Tho negotiations OF the French capitalists In
Egypt Tor raj way and other mono pol hAVO failed
leaving cue way clear for English proposals..
Henry Armstrong, aGed II, accidentally shot
eh1 instantly Killed his sf0urYeArOldbrOther IN Al nuo
'o"hshlp' Monmouth county, N. on THURSDAY DignL
- Robert 3. Martin, the nrst IN rine reporter OF
ne hen lOrk Herald and the organizer OF the shiDpi
New. bureau " San Francsco, ded IN tho latter oIy
on wednesday evening lAst aged % yeAr..
Charles Fiske, formerly connected with the
editorial department of t1e Bundo, n Comm|yo4dt
N Nn'Symse,J And suoseQuentYA memDer of the stAn OF
James babomAn, President OF the Farmers
National Bans, e1MayoT Of he CT y. and one OF the
mOsi prominent citiZens Ot Hu.sOn, dropped dead
n0on yssSTday In a. sp0Pvts o. Ne WAs " TsaD Old.
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Preparing for Gen. ia bcocL.. Trial.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Fob. 4.-Emory A. StOrrs
Of Chicago, Of counsel for Gen. Daboock, and
Benjamin Campbell, his father-in-law, have ar
rived here. The General himself will arrive to-
morrow morning. accompanied by number OF
friends from Washington. 1t appears thai
Roger Sherman. whose arrival here was an-
nounoed on Wednesday niGht. Ia not ono OF
Gen. bcock's counsel, but Ia As
sist mt United States District Attorney
at New YOik. HIS business mere is said 70 be 10
look uD evidence against parties IN New York,
VINO are suspected OF having received crooked
whlskey IRON st. Louis. and Of having been IA
collision with the Ring here. II Ia also stat d
that hr. sherman has been engaged IN looking
40 teleRraphic cOIresDondenoe between Bah
cock, Mcdonald, Joyce and others, and that he
VIII be retained as witness to identity anu
ve1fy the dispatches.
tho BaboOck case, II is eXpeCt will continue
much longer than either OF those preceding n.
The number OF witnesses viii be gIedter, anu
there Is gre Il mass OF documentary evidence
70 DO introduced,
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THE WHIsKEY CONSPIRACY.
Tho New Orienns Grand Jury Asking for the
Rings TeleGrams.

Tho New Orleans Grand Jury Asking for the
RinG's TeleGrams.
NEW ORLEANs, Feb. 4.-Mr. 4. w. Barnes,
manager OF the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, was before the United States Grand Jury
to-day, having been summoned to produce dss-
patches between parties implicated In the
crooked whiskey frauds here and at other
points. Mr. Barnes said he di not know that
such dispatches had been sent. II they had II
would require weeks time and much labor 10
look through the messages sent, aRgregating
several hundred thousAnd, and get out those re-
CURED. lhe JLry have the matter under CON
sderation. II Ia believed they Will order the
messages required to be produced by tn tele-
Rraoh managers. Judge Woods said thut an or
Ger OF oourt would oe issued II required com
pelllng Manager Darnse to comply VII the de-
nands OF tue Grand Jury. LOes Of books or
lnilure TO produce them. District Attorney
BECK with says delays the invest CATION. hut tho
chain OF evidence can and will be com Bleted and
produced without them. Inc process is SLOW
but CO tain. ihe Grand jury has been dis
q ,.rued until Monday.
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HENRY W. DU PUY.
Public Services under Governor seymou
and Abraham Lincoln.

Public Services under Governor Seymour
and Abraham Lincoln.
The Hon. Henry Walter De Puy OF this ctv
died the I'd iust. % AAthmA He born At Pompey
H onOndaga county. this STATE. IN 1890; studied
and admitted to the bar OF ths State and for
raj years edi-d aud published newspaper In IndAn-
apoLs In support Of the Liberty party oeii ". rm
friend and supporter OF Gov Chase. lie tue suthor
OF seyersl graphical and historical works. among
them TX pssuth and his Generals. Win brief his ory
OF Hungary :" Loui' Napoieon d bis Tunes with =
Mtmof OF lhe b,haparte ANN anu ElhAn Al q
HISTORY OF Vermont" lie ~as private secretary VI
Gov. SeJ uour during his term II 1888 q entlv
served ss Consul to Cerisruhe. And was apDOInttd
Secretary OF legation al Bern. Tne latter poet he
tgned nnd returned to this cUuntry 10 take in the
pontical strugge OF is00i ~as appointed Secretary
Vi Ntufa,kA bb frtsueut LinCtln organized tnat
Territory, ana kerved ihe nrst Speaker NJ
brzs~a Legslstur- lie wts slsO Iud,an Agent TO the
fAwnets under Presicent LluCeln lie was cousiA {
contributor ~ tue press, and tue au.hOr OF several
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-05
PARrT WIN 4 GREAT PURPOSE.
The Reforms TINT the social Dcmocrntic
Workinamen's Party Propose.

WorkinGmen's Party Propose.
About two hundred workingmen assem-
bled on Thursday evening, at Twenty-sixth street
and seventh avenue, In response to call OF the
" Social Democratic workinx xmen's Party" MIR.
Mccullough presided. Mr.. Peter J. Mc0uire,
one OF the travelling lecturers OF the party. was
the principal speaker. He had Just come, he
said, from Philadelphia, where 9O0O0 working
men are out Of employment and In need. Dur.
ing an extended tour through the Middle aud
Western st ties, be was led to believe that one
third of the laborins force OF the country to-day
Is unemployed-a clear loss, viewed from
the capitalists standpOint. of tl.5OO,00O u
day. IL 70 20 temeay, Inls oonoition OF
,nsmens Party" has been ~ Ier1ned In PENN
sylvanis 1000 members arc are dy en-
rolled: Tnev demand better wages. the aboli-
the abolition OF property qualification for
voters, tue ctuai result for themselves OF all
relai,ve reforms. Illustrative Of the undue uro-
portion OF the results OF labor enjoyed by the
employer. tne sneaker said II afn y nianc
maker. In my trade my employer pays ne
seventy-hve cents tor a certain piece Of work,
for WHICH he charges In hts bills. and RECEIVES
from hi, customers. SO, II there IL any doubt
Of the correctness OF this Attenuation, l am
ieady to furnish a SC lie OF prices and cost Of
production IL the manufacturer, showing opn-
clIsiveiy that this Is not by am means an ex-
cepionh rate uf prOhL"
o achieve the desired reforms. the working
mems party proposes TO take contr"l of the Gov
ernment; To eject NJ person to any ONCE wno
has not been for siK mon las enrolled Ia the new
party TO elect only men pledgtd To oe true TO
Che interests OF tho wurkingtn N, and To turn
them out OF ofice insLALtis wnen tney ~ 10
Keep their pledges: 10 permit no legislative
enactment 10 become Al.w until II Is r tined
Dy the people; to take from capitalists aud
monopolIsts all the fAUtorles, ,oads, canals,
shops, &C., and put them IN tue nands OF tue
workinsmen, to oe carried on upon the co0Der4-
tive system.
1be meeting was also addressed by Mr.. John
6wiuton anu Lsander TnomDsOn.
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TRAGEDY IN cRosBY STREET.
Two NeGrecs Fisbting In their Workshop
with Axe.

Early yesterday morning, Jesse Watson. aSed
forty i've, aud his stepson. George woodla~p. sgeI
tSenty'nVe. negroes, reaeWed 40 Old quarrel la tn,
olaoo OF employment at 1873 Crosby street Both wore
under the Influence Of liquor Insu ting epitheu ere
soon TO lowed oy biovs. and both men sprang for
axe that was standing tbs eoroer cf room Wat
sou seized the handle aud W odlawn the head. aud
sttera struggle Watson wrenched sue weapon irOm
cpponr Mt. and slrucS hiln repeatedly Win tr
side; Auo her Dlou tell on tho side OF Moodla~n's
head, just over the left lie tel, and the blood
spur ru from tie wound so cOpousy that Watson
peu his snd ned lie ran iItO The OF Ofneet
CoukiG. WUOdlign was found unconscious, nd ap-
psrenly oe d, out he recovered Consciousness soon
att rsHri The re had Rlan. cd. tearing part OF his
scalp aud seyernR an s~teiy. lie tO bellevue
hOspltA4. Watson was committed.
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MOLLY UIREs IN TROUBLE
Six ef them In Jail for Murders Comniusa
Last summer.

MAUcu CHUNK, Pa, Feb. 4.-Yesterday
and lH night was busy time at the poiios
hesoouarters throughout tho coal regions. The
result the arrest OF six Of the leaders OF tho
oily Masuires, and tho murd ,rers OF Y. K
Yost, Tamaqua policeman, who was shot o.
the oh Of July last, and John p. Jones. whs
was killed at Lansford on Sept. 8. The counsel
for the Commonwealth have facts In their pos-
sessioa wntch implIcate q number OF msn
throughout the co regions In the murder OF
mining bosses during the last few years, aud In
other Outr res
O1e Of the threc prisoners 10 jai, hero. who b
charged with the murder of John Z. Jones, h.s
made confession; and this In connection vita
other important evidence, h-s d sclDsed the
names OF m nv prominent Molly MaRuircs-
orets Of In, Molly Msguirs order are sire.dv in
possession of Gen. l.. Albright and bis asso-
ciat.s. apo Il IL confidently believed that pesoe
anu order will again rei9n In tue coal rosiops.
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PHILADELPHIA. Feb. IA total suspension OF
mining operations IN LuIerne ana Lehgh counies as
ordered by the schuykln Exchange and tho New York
combination. ta&es place tomorrow. Thousands OF
men and boys Nili he thrown out OF employment In
co9s.qaepce' lumber, however, VII oe gwen hat
prOpHetOrs, heavy dealers. and cunsumcrs be
prepared for TINS suspension, Hhd not large
chHBes In view ut 4. A. thInK,
heavy 6tOck.
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A F,cLle Lover Ma1,pr Preparation.

few days aRo Kate Sullivan, q cook in
French's Hotel. att mpted TO jump from ferry GOAT
into tie East river. but vas prevented by deck hand
on being taken TO BrooElyn, before Juitce Walsh she
said that she had C-en ruined by a young epchuhu
under promise of MARRIAGE. and for that reason
lredof hfe, She as sent TO the Hou,e OF the Good
Shephefd Yesterday morning the young Frcnchnsn Il
appeared before Justice Walsh and sKed for Kate SUI
van saving that ne desired 10 narry her, The girl s
tu be tSken from the House Of the Good Shepnefu
writ OF haOeas corpus aud viii 10 married " lie young
By Bishop LOugnlln.
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Open Windows and Gas lights Turning Bet
ter than Iron shutters.

Patrolmsn Dell OF the Leon ,rd street police
tried the doors OF H. u. Clanln Co.'S worKshop Il 40
and az Leon rd street. at hslfpAt ave o'clock yestor
day morning. and they were loc4ed Two hours later
store had been rObOed. panel lad Leeu taken from
AuOOr ano tue Onrgars h'd solcn $50 worth OF
silk renuan II Is supposed that tue teNe seuretsd
themselves IN the DR. q ~ or 10 tue bA emeut lIst
b'iOro lhe store Wa closed Oh Thur AY might. Tue
windows anu doors Of the hrst story are enclosed
shuttrrr and theSe Dnrglars al tber
work TneY Hoat out Of the tArou. "a tho Broad
~ ami -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-05

Last niRht, at J. ID. O'Connors Qats Chris
o'Connors). A.P. Rudolphe and Cyrille Dion plA ed
nve games OF French caromG, 100 pouts up. for SO
game. Rudonhe won the nrst, third ana NTH games
out Cyrlie played strong game, ing several nre
runs Immediately alter thls match. tue experts ar.
ranged Tor " 900 points for t25O side whica
on ued NJ little after Midnight Al l26 Rudulphe,
ator having ade run VI l07 pOiuts, was 10 botuts
ahead, the betting beng In bis favor.
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A Preacher. virtu. Rewarded.

Tho Rev. Fred DelIs parishioners who believe
that he innocent OF Airs MorrsS charges OF improper
proposals. and that he the victim " blacxmau and
consp last night assembled TO meet him at il5
Washington avenue and turned over 10 him the rect
demo- al that numDer which thev have hired and fur.
nj hea ior HIM speeches were made, tears shed.
ficndships we're pledged and . collation. srry a..
VT, Bell wore set of spark ling studs, s4id TO be da.
m jndA sent TO hun bY an alnrcr lie 10 preach ou
sundays IN the Academy Of Murc, not outstanding tie
suspension from MS punt nuInoe OF his frea1s IN
Nc Primitive church Sl orn new church. Il saId,
N '
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GLORY Enough for On, W..L.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Feb. A-Gov. Chamberlain
has gained three victories In the Legis during tue
week. The nrst va, the defeat Of bill giving the
appointment OF the manaRers OF elections 20 gen.
eral Assembly instead OF the Governors the
10 constrailing the Ways snd heAns COmuitlre To
adopt hts RECOMMENDATION the reduction OF
peases, and 20 70 .uce the STATE aH Tor 1877 from
we've mllls TO eight miisi aud the third day
en- the House, by vote ~ 90 10 n, adopted
lntlon " eLpunge from the Journal the recent abusive
hArAngue OF W. i, Whipprr, the negro JUDI elec..
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Tho Enrc, Of Reiec,ius Andra..y'. Note.

VIENNA, Feb. t-According to reliable sd-
vice the Porte Ia convinced that the rejection - tho
Austri IN note woud cause the oyerthroS Ot Andras-
sys C~biuet The Porte does fear itary Ia er-
NehtIun "A ong a. Anorssy rem ius IN IL VIII
therefore accept ais proposals. simply teckinR
Ia form winch viii not weaken he Suau's GuLhOrlty
IN Tue eyes Of his Mussu man subjects.
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~. P.c,oc M.il Brib,ry Cn.e..

A. Feb. k.-SchumAker and KIM
WAsHIhOron, Juuci.ry Commiutes th.a
have heon informed oJ t-~ 'eYs on the quesuoa
theJ viii We hnarl oT their Attot~ Ne, theF
"A To the iurisact,on of the nresent n -
casaa Ti,, defeuc. "a hich the,p y.,,tis,,nr
1, To the eject tina the of with ~hIcn ;hey
oharg" were committed before this Con .re cans
lbtO txi'terc~, and the H. use and Senate 10 have
heretofore decided tnat one Congress has u
ire IN anu punish acts oomllttoL by nenloors q
. previous Congress-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-05

LONDON, Feb. A-An election for member OF
the House of Commons for Dorsetshre occurred TO-
ddY ana resulted A. follows Capt Eaward II. r. Dig.
BY, Ot0 Robert Fowler. 1860 Capt. Digbys na.
lorty. ln. Capt. ID Coy Is son OF Lord DiIby
COnserv pOlltigH
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Rumorea pefcat and riIrh, Of Don onrl...

PARIS. Feb. 4.-lhe Bten Public OF this even-
ting sys II has received intelligence OF the complete
ned snd he eApeo, ed 10 take r,fuge French Tor.
MApRiD. Feb A-The Government has Advices that
the C.'!su nave de troyec their car ridge manuf-c-
tory At Nrra and many have Ned to fr nee.
HEHDAYE Feb. a. fhe Alto ststs are concentr ting
10 tue nelhbornood Uf OYsrzua, IN orJcr TO effect
Junction win Martinez & mpos. via ArrcheleQuy. a
bAtlIe Il immlnenL IN the yIeIl Of Vera Lusaea
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Amending the NATURALIZATION LAW,

WAsHINGToS, Feb. t-The President has an
proved the act to anenl tho Revised Statutes restsg
" nauralE .tion It that the decI rAtoa a
Intention TO become citiEsn OF the Jn tod Stats.
may lie made by alien befure the clerA OF any
Circuit or Distrtt Court, or Dlstrct or Suprelns
Coz r. OF the Ter Court Of Record ua,tuH
common Law Ju IL iItOn. Tn act leg-lizos all suck
depi ratlone heretofore made before uch ci,rk-
The Original statute r,qui-vd tue oath W Do b.
tore the court.
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The trial OF william J. Rec, indicted for for
gerry. ended Yesterday with verdict OF guilty. Tho
prisoner was note broker. and, In connection with
two other brokers, no attempted negotiate three
notes aYabe at tde Ninth National Bank, purpOTtng
10 be si-ned by the drl goods nrn OF L. NJ; Bao Co.
or As appeared upon ClOser inspection, L. MCDates
Coe, Tor tue aggregate bum OF $4,000. The attempt
was made on the 20 OF February last Mr.. q orye H.
HpzvNel being the broker 10 whom The forged paper
was offered Tue prisoner TemAnded fOT sentence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-05

Jean Rousseau concealed himself beneath the
counter In Messrs Bacon and Eatons umbrella store
90 walker street. Yesterday Near mionlght be found
lhel, In his own wOrus, tho stock good that
Il for burglars Partly raising wndow 70 Eet inlo tue
street he disturbed the burglar slAr. The clAter OF
lhe Instrument attracted officer Cravf0rd. Rouf
Arr,strd.
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A segment Of the Whi-Lev Rips.

Hugh WtteTsOD, Tepres0nting himself as an
Excise Inspector and the proprietor OF the hotel
Bergen ana Park syenu' Jer.ey ttty. demanded $40
~ hrrnann Black, a lager ueur sal ON kerpcr 1873
l1ince street, yesterday, Black refused pay toe
muaeI; inereupon Wa ter.on cioseu the salouD ana
OOk black away, ROuudHmgu II lknes, hO eVer OVor.
took the par, anu aTIeated ttersOn.
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Apo,ber DrooLIyu Map mI..Iu9.

Lawrence Geiss, grocer doing business al eS
Grand street, Williamsburgh, went to Now YORK
Thursday ostensDly TO repenish hs OF grOcees
Up ~ last eyenlnl he had lot returned and no drew
about $500 from the NinimsOurgh Savings nix be-
fore he went apprehended OV his family III he
has oeen the victim offoul play Geiss also took with
MIN quanIy Of silver coin, which he been saving
for come Llmo. lie u AbOnl hlty.twO years Of ago.
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Sick Of WASHINGTON Lite.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4. Atkinson, Commis-
sioncr OF Pensions was cobhrned to-day surveyor
General OF NrF Mexico. Like Tire eurer New, he b
d,sgusled with oficial It, WHOM requires nlAa -
spChu his private eths ~ We ia " s,4lngtOn the
cap city OF public Onic His successor WA quality
Tue lat, pait VI uext week,
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TIE OLD WORLD "H"''

Voa Arnim Living Ia Florence aud sa.>
Extradition.
RoMs. Feb. A-rhe Op.nione to-day announces
that at snE held yesterday by the Cou aci Of state
It was decded TO acoede 70 the application Of the Prus
sian Government that the Judgment OF tbs Prussan
tuhun 4 Sc ltenclng Won Arnim to term Imprisou-
ment should be INT mated to ,n Count by the Italian
luui. tal authorities. Won Arulm stayti z Ia
y 10 ence. his Ofnff ne etyB that this IA
merely ssarv legal Formally ant the extra i m
Aruims offeuoa. - ~ -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-05

Tho District Attorney was Informed Yesterday
that John Doan's counsel will move for a writ OF error
End further stay Of proceedings carry the case TO
the Court Of Appeals. DOan Ia 20 be arrIlgned In the
oyer and rerminer tor nence on M0nday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-05

The Rialto paper mllls, mt Port Union, DntlaR
county. Ouiu were burntd yesterday morning Loss.
Gb.OOO insurance, kp,OOO
A nre Ia Jewett CITY, Conn, Yesterday norn-
lng destroyed nuildny ocltmrl hy Hutchinson =
knights ~ PTlias ava Free Mhsons l-O ne dwelling
j. f. lrncY aud the Con. .rosaVu-l CLuTch. Toe l0a1
iau ,..uts la