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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-06
CHARLES FREDERIcK SMITH
The Man who was Believed TO have Nur-
dered fo-t GU Trial for Arson.

JoHNsIowE, n. Y, Sept. 5.-The trial of
Charles Frederick Smith for arsonas 10 prog
ress. The jury was obtained to-day. and Dis
trict Attorney keck opened the case for the
state Smith WAS tried here Ia February for the
murder Of Edward Yost on the morning OF
March q, ls75, \ passer by saw smoke Issuing
from Hayes h WILLIS bank about 8 O'Clock in
the morning. and gave the alarm. Upln enter.
Ing the bank Mr. Hayes found that the nre was
In bedroom used by his bro,her-in-law, Ell
ward fost. The bed was almost entirely oon-
sumed, and near It on the door lay the charred
remains OF Mr.. lost. He was gagged hi. arms
were tied. and he had been shot twice through
The head, ana $50 that he W IS believed to have
on his person, aud his watch ana diamond hin
were missing. Ihare was no evidence OF any
sttenpt ~ rob the bank. Yost was a powerful
IN u. and there were evidences OF "a terrible
struggle.
suspicion fell upon Smith. lie and Yost had
been paftpers Ia the butcher business, but
smith had become disslpated. and they mad
uuhftell"d ana separated. on the fri / II was
shown that smith had said he would get even
VITA fost II It cost hin a lifetime; tut they had
become reconcied, and smith had slept Ia tho
bank with lo-t week before the murder A
man named SIMMONS swore that smitn tried
TO borrow Is u him on the day before the muir.
der that he said lac bad Just paid ali hts mo eg
70 st; that smith said. " Then | will 60 tor
him. Alter the murder Smith asked the Wit
nr-s 20 say nothing auout the occurrence. Smith
Was seen drink'ns In a drEmshop about o'clock
on the morning OF the murder, aud he p Id
some bus several days aiterward Two cart
fuHts ana marked silver dollar known t. have
belonged 20 fost were found near his house
ara osts watch and pistol which fitted the
bhdet- removed from his brain we're found at
Tie bottom ola uk in The gas house. IL Was
PROVED that smith had visited tue gas house a
low d'vs aher the murder, aud, standing near
the tank had asked Its depth. Smiths mother
and sister swofe mat they had heard nim go u
bed before o'clock on the morning OF the
murder, aud tha1 they called him later, and told
MN or II. smith was ably defended, and fter
4 lflhi winch lasted two weeks. although the be-
llel IA his kuit Wa strong IN the neigh burhood
Tue jury brought IN ver0ict Of not guilty
Judge James said, In announcing the acqulttuL
that the verdict was against the settled conyic-
tons Of the Court
smlth was rearrested on the charge Of arson
aud a Grand Jury promptly Indicted him here
were three A" Illnesses examined THIS .iternoon,
OUT no points were elected that were NOT
bl ought out on the murder trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-06
MISCHIEF IN NEWARK,
A Young Man who has Rained Many Very
Valuable silk Dresses.

Newark women have OF late had TO dread
the bespattering Of their handsonest dresses
with an acidulous mixture, resem bling painters
oil. IL has been done almost invariably on sun
day evenings, and the sufferer. have been uni
iornly the oest-dressed women returning from
either 81. Pauls, St Luke's or Trinity Church
In almost every instance the ruined dress was OF
silk, one. NOTABLY, that Of Mrs. d. Vaudeville.
costing $3.50. BESIDES Mrs. Vaudeville, Mrs, Col.
Pruvn, and two women living with her, Mira
Ellsworth. wife OF Judge Ellsworth Of the
Court OF Common Pleas, Mrs. Champenois wife
OF er-Alderman Champeuois. Miss Lockwood
daughter Of Alderman Lockwood. and Mrs Sar.
gent. wife OF the senior mem Der OF the Sargent
hanuiacturng Company. have suffered the loss
ingly. unable to detect the perpetrator.
On SUNDAY evening while IN front Of the New
ark city Mutual Insurance Company's Offices In
Market street. bccom panied hy a friend Mrs
John Dri.cOll. OF ~ Park street, feit several
DROPS OF cold iauid upon her hand. Turning
quleAy 70 respectable Looking young man az
her side, she said " You have thrown sometniny
uuon my dress." lie assured her that he had not
ann hurried away. DR.. III. editor Of he morn.
ING hegtster and MIR. Sidney Baird, who had
been attracted by Mrs. Driscolls excaination
followed tho young man hriskiv. As they ueated
hun they heard something tinkle like broken
git-s upon toe area steps OF the FIRST National
Miles Harrington OF ~ Bleecker street, An en-
lloyee OF the Domestic Sewing Machine Com
pam, therstofore reputable. Harrington was
arrested. Mrs. Driscolfs dress being besuat-
tered ruinously with stains OF acid and or In
the area OF tue FIRST National Baok, Detective
hcManus found a phiil. labelled with a tonic
PRESCRIPTION Of Harrington's family phy-lcisn
Dr, Ellot. Harrington was committed yesteG-
daV 10 the county jail 10y Justice Je-sup
Wv nv did YOU ruin the ladies' dresses" asked
the reporter
Im Innocent, sir, as you are. didnt do
II. was In Market street on SUNDAY evening.
SIR, had STOPPED for few minutes before the
coloted peoples meeting house, and was walk
iOs along when | came abreast Of two ladies'
Just a. ! R"t about two PAGES ~ trout of them
one sara, Dung man, you have spoiled my
dress told her thar wasn't capable of dolfr
50, and walked on. Just As d. Vail and Nj
Il ird got near me sumsthlng struck my auk q,
hurting me good de !, anu rolled into tho area
Of tue Fitst National bank. | ,urned around to
see who had thrown u , and Ar Bard recognized
ne. Deceive McNanus told me that, At |
would admit th,t | had thrown the MIXTURE
upon ladies' dresses would he set free aud So
did. never told him that had put acid into
tue TOME
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-06
InIimidatlnG Negro voter..

'V" we l"N1e4iOn Nsios ana Courier
'oLuNbIA, Aug. 2..-The spirit among
W. heroes IL moro pronounced than 1 have
a. pel"te observed II undci any circumstance.
Ihrf make no secret Of their Satisfaction I'm
"" 81 the repoTte movement of United . LAT, =
uo'p-' ana ths countenunce ana assistance
,hr' VIII derive from the Goyernmo mt at " ASH
ron winch power tney teiit Will uphold
.hu support tnen IN cas- OF diriculty, oven of
tutlf own seeking or making.
. ~ an Instance OF their feeling, | am Informed
wa. ne nero representative In the late Con
,ehu"n was assaulted while here by a
pay " his own race, aud after being
p.Isued Tor the distance Of couple
o. ~ iafes. was At last only protected
ron personal violence by the police Another
reK' ~ Joun Lee, whose only offence consists In
a''"e .ohiessed Democrat, and who wa bold
s"'ttu 10 express his views at Republican
n,e'.l"e held Al HOpkiuss, one OF the county
teo'nv's On saturday last, was TO-DAY also
~, '''.'u WIN Nnchlng II he should presume
,,St' .l""l ~ excited neRroes was al one
IN ~ tx Yea lhr tOfurr of tho new Citv
nun ,,, ~ p" ~et" lAl anu Violent IN de-
INV 49, NN'erl'hihs of the traitor" a.
tb.tr 49, p''a'fn 10 taii MN. They ii, clared
,"'u Wteh ION o. kll hlin IL he .g.i, .,t,n,',st
-, sp'aA ms sentiments tub.l,Iy M lrd,, a
a. w. ." ma and extreme tnf,.'i. ~ =, s,'',Na
IT, 49," ""''e H'ehus took hlm under tLcir uro-
'i1" ahu htYu lad warrants i.si,eb fr ri.
~ '' "-7 ~ ms, Nltu "a yIrw ~ t.a.hi,'
law. No., "'"'lHul 80 kings Of the civil riRht,
Vrn-, ""'r" J." ifuneul,, by the way ina me-.
oehell oul. law 0e'" ~Sue 'Vf tbeIg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-06
AN ITALO-AMERICAN vIEE.
The Rxtravagance of the Repu bIican dmil.
istration During the Hard Times.

The Administration of Grant cannot be
successfully defended against the accusations of
prodiRailly and waste of The public money
whlcd nave so frequently been proved IL liz he-
yond dispute that the national Government has
Tor many years past DEVELOPED a tendency To
promote ali sorts Of squsndering Of tue money
or the treasury. Generally, governments re- nre-
sent all the vices and inhrmities of ord mary
men'snd can rarely raise themselves to ami eroic
grade, ana even when this happens II IL only OF
snort duration: II Is strange that the expenses
OF me nationN Government have increased be-
yond oil proportion from 1882, tho nrst wear Of
the Administration Of Grant. To 1873, the wear Of
the great commercial crisis. Ii Is dlficult, more
over, TO explain the fact that after sucn anan-
cldl ruin there was no EFFORT at retrenchment
Great profs ssions OF faith, a thousand promises
OF ocunomy were scattered all over the country
nut IN the end the results were very Ridiculous
he Executive should never spend ali the
money OF the appropriations OF Congress. There
are thousand WAYS OF econOmlziug II, and the
people seeing that the Administration Is by no
means disposed TO relieve them from tue heavy
turden OF taxes which Expresses them have
al length lost patience. aud now desire AT All
haL rus u shake on such an insupportabls
charge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-06

Corlev, and Anderson Eysn', came running
around the corner Of the store crying, "Sboot
mini" Snnot him T. ben Ktebinas. who WIS
foremost IN the crowd. ruised bis gun, loaded
with buckshot, and nred, the full charge enter
Ing Mr.. Porter's breaet, killing hun Instantly.
After committing their heish deed they left
for Aiken. they claim to have had In their pos
session warrant against their victim, but they
never demanded his surrender, nor gave h,m a
word of warning. There we're tut three or four
white men In the town at the time.
| 10 almost evory or ,nch Of the government of
Aiken county corruption md misrule reign
sut rene The funds OF the widows and orphans,
intrusted to the hands OF Probate Judge
hparnlck, have been equdndered the nv box
VI suffered with bogus ballots, thereby causing
the courts to he corrupt ridges and highw WAYS
are neglected the Sheriff withholds executions
upon property To convenience an inttm ate
tfiend, thereby causing delsv In the adminis-
tration OF the civil law. there la one NOT ahIe
Z ct In regard to the Chairman OF the County
Commissioners. W. +. Carsten, which should be
published to the world. His salary Ia $40 q
year he pays $40 wear house rent bis
whiskey bili Is at least $40 per month he
always dresses we'll keeps ahlred M D,to whom
he paws - per month drives two 0De horses,
am ALWAYS seems to We money How he G n
do II THIS with SALARY " only fS0 is mys-
terry which rem .ius to be solved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-06
ULYSSES 10 hIAG william.
The Presidents Reply 10 Germany's Centen,
NAL Concentrations.

Ulysses 8. Grant Pyeadent or the LRHed States NJ
Americd' 20 iiHdrn j., emperor oT Geymdhp, hmg
Of Prussia, &c.
GREAT AND coon FRIEND; Your letter OF June o. 10
which you were pleased 10 Offer your Cordl 4 cOngIat.
atOnH upon the siOn OF the centennial
umcu We awe recently celebrated, Was placed Ia m,
hands on the fh Of july ana ts contents we're perused
WIN unfeiSued natlsfactiOn.
slch 'rersors Of sympathy tor the past progress
OF ms country aud OF guou wishes Tor It's fusneT vel
ihfr as ar" continue m tnat communication are the
more gratifying 0-cau5e IN coed from Inc head OF
great empire Win wiicH TINS republic during the
whole century IT IT. existence has ma nained re
uohn ~ pea ana friendship which have Oeen CON
spcuouH hlAc ~ property and Ia alVtrslfy aud have
b'co continual hrMer WIN IN, reaslng progress
ahu prosperity VI hO.h counlrleH. II X my sincere de-
tte lh't ms ml ual cordially and this prosperity
hhch nav been lhr lot OF the two countries during
te nrsl century OF our Independence may be yOuch'
s'iugh 70 mem duflug the century whoa Is ~ come.
MlshlnH ron long reign OF happiness.
pray God that he may nave you Ills safe and hOiy
Keeping H. Il 0HAHr
BY I President; Hamilton Fish Secretary Of htate
NAbHIEGToE, July Is, 1870.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-06
Robheries ON the Highway. Murders, aud
Other checking OutrsHes.
'ro" ne charie'icn Journal Of Commerce.


CoLLEroS, $. G., Aug. 16.--I enclose YOU
an article in which II tie some Of the nc a
prominent facts Of negro outrages nesr Ham.
petty thefts. and include the robbery OF the dif
isrent market wagons. cotton, csttie. hogs SC.
that II would add much to the general Id ga con
veyed In this communication.
In "A general sort II way will state that for
home wears past Hamburg has been the home of
avery corrupt. lazy, thriftless gang OF desper-
ADDE'S that have subsisted on this community
by their various acts OF dishouesty--the grave
yard, even, his not been allowed to escape thor
eesecr TING toucn. The fact is notorious that
w M lIi tne Mst rev months large number Of
tbe graves witnin the vicinity Of this place nave
be. n robbed OF trinkets and grave clio hes.
Acis ~ NE hiehwsyman have become fire.
ouent IN This section that wuen mentioned re.
telve hut passing notice, unless tne sufferer
should be personal friend In that case il may
elictt Few angry comments on the in. ffirtenry
OF tue law aud theu Is RENE IN n red no more
as all KNOW, IN such community IL l. yer, dtf-
ncu,t ana ometimes Impossible to oring sucn
people To isttce. When this Is done, and the
proof cannot be questioned. the punishment in
nlctej Is nothin, more nor less han a sham.
AT least one rrspec able white woman, a citi-
,enoi 1hl. county, nas uern recently kidnapped
b' negroes and held IN this ssme lace Ham
tufs' In -t.te Of ne,rtved concuoinage, more
ue'i"r ilr tnfn uchth lHeii, to escape wnicn
she mace hum"tous efforts 10 take her own II e.
ine an.W i.ct has uecome known after The
rath - thie unfortunate woman.
Noi time during last year one OF nv tenants
~ M fo-trr' a most esiin BILE lady, who
NV q lew niles north Of Hamburg, was rltu-
'es,iy murdered wnie IN her mouse. 10 hide a
nule hOrrlble crime this diabO teal act WAS conn
mttted during the Temporary absence OF her
nitle chil1ren, VINO on their return found their
gear mother not onh outraged ana III Irde cred,
but WIN " Large portion Of h body burnt
almost 10 cindcr. Some liter deyelopments
went 70 prove, ty tram Of circumstances tbat
WIS almost conclusive, That e rtan named ne.
Rroes hve Or sl1 Ia numbeil had IN .rdered this
innocent woman.
fow non,ns since. two Of our aged and most
respected e'tzeHs, Mr.. and Mrs. John Harmand,
VINO llVel alone and unprotected. were uIur-
dered IN the most diaoolicAl manner, winch act
proved ~ Oe conspiracy " negroes male aud
Iemale tie real object Vf whiCn was plunurr
MT money, hut to put them selves in posses ion
OF ne u Tie tIinAets and wearing apparel II this
unfortunate aud helpless family. To snow lue
biOodthlfstY Character and total Indifference TO
All tue natural nus tinets Of tuis gang, It 10 only
htces,af ny 70 mention, the women, while In the
presence of their bleeding victims, where they
i+N WIN their throats cut from ear TO ear, had "A
ost revolving scramble ia the DIVISION Of the
1nerent art.clos thus obtained. H. A SHAW
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-06
The Methods Of Grant, Chandler. and Came.
ron Initiated.

we have known cOlored men in this state
VINO we're set upon aud BADLY beaten becau o
they wished 10 leave the camps of Radicallsm
ihuetd, Their lives have been threatened. aud
III some cases taken, on this account We know
hcolofed man now. OF good cha acter,wbo live.
~ distant on OF the state, who, On account Of
pnltics, was driven Out Of Columbia, aud for
oluueh Tor long time to return. We NAV eI-
peet mat all The appliances OF the part, LASH,
OIL Inc tcl words wnlcn are so powerful 10
eohtIul 20 itlca action IN TINS class, and other
tHehcirs which have had such weight hereto
inIe' VIII ue used again. JOnn Lee was inter-
.ei "a vain onb a CAV or two ago. and we notice
tl1t "a nan uamru Lee Moore. Ter [ hAllotte \
- a NE tie r ~ a Vance Chb, was att cked
near ma ,ts bS twelve or fifteen negroes, on
s.D.uul " ms poliucsi profession. ana BADLY
Seairn' ~ ln'estgation int the causes Of 4
sln'lI a'tacN Npnh a man named Joan Hem
ueiaHh' Ar tAdwtii'N cllured cnurcn, In the
sah.c hrisNhpfn' ul, has eicff ed the discovsrv
snat hl' prrrrcut Is Leluug to a b nd come ~
n',.W nave COME -ed "a tt they are landed TO.
se'neI ~ an "atu bound league 10 Xii auy Of
in,I huinprr woo sees NJ to Vo'e the D-uoctAt
- 'vhet' Iiese people eAtertaiu IN. s.u,a
~ OF tne WAY 10 Influence vutss and c,rrv an
We ZION mat Gen. Grant and seer eIarles { in,.
VI ahd tuahdier d.. ana that L.ntlatli-t
"ndia'ns ald' hey carry 1t into praotee more
.eHRhlb ana Directly, bur more honestly thnn
'nose bleu onclais Of the Government.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-06
THE RIFLE TEAMS
Sketch oftse Men wbe Compose the scottis h
E,sbt-Tbe Americana shots

Three rife teams, the SCOTCH Irish and
American. shot over the Creedmoor range yes
terdsy In heavy wind blowing diasonaIIy
across The range, and rendering accurate shoot
ipe dinicult. 1t was the fret days shooting for
the American team, az a team, since the seiec-
ton OF the eight. and " yesterday scores may be
taken for sample. the trophy will go across the
ocean or across the ST. Lawrence. Major Fulton,
who the other day made 10 consecutive bull's-
eyes, Yesterday failed three times to bit the
target 10 the 900 yards range. and made the small
total OF l5i out OF possible rs. The boat shoot
inR was done by Mr. webber. and his to tai was
only lS3. The others shot ss follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-06
DIED.

N bkChT.-On Monday, lth inst, at r. NJ. OF abscsss
OF her age. '' ." ''' NV" 'o'i
The funersi will take place from her late residence.
1879. Al r. NJ. ~ -'' '''" -
CHEW on SUNDAY morning. Sent. g. at ia7 Elliott
S6th year OF her age. w. 80 Wv
Relatives aud friends invited 10 attend the fune-
sIserNces ~ 81 Lukes church, Clinton ay nctw, en-
nbMoh anu Atlantic avs. on WEDNESDAY 9th inst AT
N !ntermenI In 1reenw God Cemetery
rh1AN.-On Tuesdsy, Sept. o. 1870, WI liam Horace
ocioNc1 son OF John W and Marsaret A. Pagan aged
year. month, aud 3days.
Funeral ON Thursday, sept. T. from the residence Of
ntn-r.ns ~ sc mtnei st., New YORK CITY ~ oIlock
N tsniNns TO he ken to ,vsry Cemetery
wa Ii n. Nv
>, tgaer. A. oclocs on Wednesday. The friends Of
tauty are invited to attend. W
y ht,HwIon sept T. WI "a j. King. beloved husband
o. ~ NE \ Gas leN, age Is years
heiitlN-s aud friends are respectfully invited to at.
tut 10 funeral at the AlausJu VI l. C.Lr,l Nnrfols
o. =, OF Meduf sdav. A2 T. VI.
81 year ~ nrr sgc. - Va w"
lie relative aid lricngs OF the family are Invited
g aueni the fu er from the residence OF her b. ther
heliN Lmbert, L.. west 15th IT, on Friday inoralne
10 O'Clock '"N'A'"k
,Mosth,N. AT Port Chester. 4th inst. Charles W.
Funeral services at ST Peters Church p1rf Chester
'utY, IN usi At 1:.l p. NJ keiafA,s and friends
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-06
Contents OF the Weekly Hun.
THE WEEKLY SUS published this morning cor
talna the folloWiuRs

THE WEEKLY >UN published this morning con
tans the following;
The Democratic Convention Al Saratoga Nouins
ton OF ior ito seymour Tor Governor by Acc amat
III Letter OF De iinAlion-r.e Convention To Ress
temDlN- The llatt rm; Great Iursl-h Victory IA ser
Inc hattle % A,cxlnatI GTsphc Picture Of the
carnage ny an Eye So onnictinX Rumors-Dcpo
sltnn - the sntAn hurAd atom Of his success
hor What John Biigut says about the Massacres IN
bulssrla Tue Vermont Election From the Yellow,
stone -MoYements OF Crook aud 1eTry-What Sitting
Dull u about Lurng the Troops Into the Had Lands
Ihe baNohet Conspiracy The Administration Prrpsr
INK To lhrUte the south Attorney General Tnf's Ia.
strucNOnr 10 the unhed st,tes Marshals CIV Hayes
iucome Tar -Flgures anu Anihsylts that Tell ! very
Damaging Stori The Hayes Platform An Admins.
uun Nhien GOV HAYES 10 Expected to Initiate; n YES
AM Grant Two Souls with tut Single Thought Able
Speech OF Joseph Pulitzer; Grants Biggest JOKE Re
AZ fkht between Two Philadelphia Pugillsts
dlci OF Tue (oroners Jury A Modern DANISH NaVisa.
-RenArkab Nol ace OF Small Boat Across the Al
IsDuc Tue Nicaragua ship Canal; An Arkanan.
brecherltei Phase OF the Hard Tlues-Ihe Iumrnse
business Done ~ the city Paw ubru krrs Tie Cnihua.
huA slnNer Mines Virginia city OutdOne Nuuces Of
New Books Mission to B0rnu; Poetry Captain
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ganmc NsNs; Notes on Science aud Industry; Many
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