, 1876-03-26


| from thu front of tho Brunswick to Pelham
Manor. in Westchester County, the distsace be-
tween these points being about II rnllex Tho
details are printed with solemnity i1-befitting
this Centennial year of jubilee The vhole af-
f;, il; ,,,dar ae;atocr,t,c apsnjcas and :l,e owner
| 4a. =. 1o1 .:1,:e..I:-e - loa,,. :, 7r;ro
ol 'no 11ue' souus n''ti'o'.a1o' uo14 a,
the coach himself Ihls WILL donntless ,,a prove
| new sensation to man VINO at ~ - popu"l
supposed to have exhausted the torno Of pnys.
ical and mental exercises IN sealctans LUZ ti nen
| sensations, but to the average nine II u aool-
| ish whitn, which is hardly 1ust1aeo ny IT'S te-
| freshlng simplicity. II btanoa aon5slae o. au
. other deluslon, 10 WHICH tue Sans persons wv
are aplns English customs triou ~ 1os' upon an
unsnspecsing public ~ POPLAR ePor1' ": II
fox hinting IN the Ne" 1eEeS moo.e. tne
1o1-hunteis "e!e enere' auu az fn.Tnar navaT
car c,tch tho 1aItrr and thath what spoiled tho
! sporr of the chase. Tho Pelham coach will
serve to remind some peope hereafter OF the
follies of american YOUTH a,d II It survives , an
eao.soneea ~an1 .a. ,ii tt foos are not dsad
0no not br !, lonn shot
ANEW rscEsnIAny-uAu1sE DISCOVERED.
Crowds 1,i.r vi.;t an ,mnty store in Broad-
x.v where thcre il exhibited curious contriv-
.,., ,,,;o,, ia ao,,-;had,a ,ha ..Thomas Hall
tk,-A ISA% 1rS{n1 ar
alae1l'oo' o'a+4aa a. ~ @"@' :,S. -.
BremerAaVen' ihis IL . snsnt anau ~ 4s' ~
gcnuity to d new 1nondlaEy- Ey-lnachlno discovered
nv ma of the adiuBxfs Of the Phoenix Insurance
C.... - 1J,rtf.rd con,. It was found in
oo'nF"a' =. 60. =. +1,;a ct,ta ,,d
oatn III ocnonas'o oou".'' 49, - s.,s..;...
consiste OF an arrangement oy WHICH luAntlly
Of matches would 70 r'ooeo asalaas
per facing. and so' hte 10 so1na cou1ouhsiplss.
1t was arranged 10 thaI Tue tupo11s "ou'u W
caused fIv Leverage on ono OF tu9 UoAl0s.
this leverage vas oppncd W teenen.ue tne
"eleu% uEO!i IL y al'ouS ~ o0a s,.I tho
,,.;abt -, .1,a LAM. and ~ tho BOARD fell down.
and. in fallirc. tho matches were sure to
be iguited. twas set and lng good WORKING ordcr,
when passzg citizen 10" tle nlo pfpuocso ny
Tug cont.asa1c' 81" a"a 5ona Tns insnranco cnn,.
1'e,,r 10 aIuse5 tn se1d it to the Centennial.
r,,r ,rrnrv u1rnnrrrn prnrysrE1y.
7,,,aa READY bavino pranted n at.y of mo
.aoa;,n. = t,,e c,.e os the convicted murderer
.so4eo -, .4 -. .u,.., ,,,.;1 W.
I'uoepH1''n' "n'eA .en"os W .I ..
the condemned man has respite until the maj
ter il fra||y DISPOSED OF. Ue was TO have been
l.onye1 to-norrov. It is impossible to compress
.u.,,, ~, i'd. ~ +ba ;,tonao
'''so a wv -.,1ot;.. -
exc'tffnehs anong INC uop'e" iopo'aAoa W
this city and Brooklyn III relation to LEO
E;tsnste;n case, for, notwithstanding the fac:
th,: rho victim was Jew aud her relations all
Jers many of them tni1sting for vengeance
n rinst Kubeussc1n, the Hebrew clergy and
,.Gizans ceueral:y have taken ground that lis
o,nyictiot1 is due to the fact that lie is Jew,
and that there is ono law for the jew and
, another for the Gentle. Until Judge Brady
decision Nuoenaseln was treaseo VIII efeas
severity os n's 1al,o1s, nat AD sa sao coa
t;sneG we Ti;s friends can now send him an-tbipc
tney like,-books, food, CT clothing.-sa.ne as
ot, danced
first heard the news
FAST NEWSPAPER TRAIN 10 0os1oS'
The New 1ork Journals ondes present at-
engagements 40 NOT teaca Doason unt1 near!y
S p. n-, and certain newspaper propsietoss' nna-
ing that they cannot persuade the Government
c,rhor;tiea to establish It for them are 1aego~
t;,t;no y ,onte which will coablo them to serve
.s s.,s.,- 80 r,.. -,..
BOSTON euosct'oe1S ea't1 IL .s1o o"s' 'uo p401
is to run fast steamer TO stonlnston' leaving
here at q. M, arriving at Stonlngton at 9:50,
Providence 1890, and Boston 11:40- There il
something g7otcsuue in this plan OF trYiug to
supply Boston,ans with New York papers 90
eacly as to make them desirable. The New
Haven Railroad people offered to place q bag
gase-car in New Haven in two hours, Hartford IN
three houfs ahd = na4l: oprsuRnelo 'onl n9u,s ,s
.uu a.na Vn, e st,rsn1 tho r-.;n frnn 1h;a
49, at half-nast i. this time would land tha
morning papers in tho Hub By 10 9. H., rather
late for the breakfast-thole It Is truo out beat
ing inc esen,'s p"pe.s hne+ y, n,nar.Ea 1s VIZ 81, ~
shandonea s ana tha railroad trein used the
whoIe distance.
4 sAoAc1oUs POLICE coxu1ss1osEn.
4 Solomon in the Police Board is tho latest
rava,a+ion comm,rsionar Erbar,1t in h;s name.
,eI .,s-,s,.. r.xr..s ,a,d,ors
anc It happened 'nusly d uer'an iatu'ofo
wishing to eject non-paylng tenant, tried the
expedieut of breaking the windows SO Is to
mako it uncomfortable for the occupants. While
- a1cn1,d a no]icen,n ,r,estod him and d.
so ensasea po4ieeuA4 e4te'@oo ILL., a.la ~
spite It's explanation that no "es breaking MS
Own windows, lugged the irate landlord of to
tho station-nouse. The next day ne complained
to tle Commissioner of the &C: OF tho patrol
man. Tie Commissioncr summoned the latter.
md. after hearing both sides patieutly. lie said
the nolicomnn must bo dismissed, but he ADVISED