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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
THE LATEST ELECTION OUTRAGE.
Warrants Granted for the Arrest Of 10000
Residents Of New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 28.-Finding that
the people OF Louisiana could not be goaded into
resistanceto Law. however odious to the consiruc-
v,,. ~ 'aw, however erroneous to the execution
:, -, .---nicallv en-
OF law, however Arbitrarily ~ w. .
forced. and that the patience OF S.f peopls
would thwsrt their hopes Of violent resis-
tance TO law, the Radical party Of
this State has oonoooted an ingenious
but diaholical plot to arrest ten thousand
residentr OF New Orleans, a few days before
ihe election. on previously prepared affidavIts,
founded merely on the false declaration TINT
the parties do not now live where they did in
1874. Arrests are now being made OF our
citizens, a large number Of whom are OF the
most infuential and well-known people In New
Orleans Among them are M Charles Huff-
man. representative Of Brown Br,s. & Co.
OF Liverpool, VINO has lived in the same house
for twentv-one ye-ts; Mr.. Arthur o. w ugh,
agent Tor tbs New York underwriters I n. JGhn
EN-, MEMBER bf COnaress, and many Others.
Of the eeveuty.two SO far arrotgned. all have
q convict. The 0tuer had with hin, false nstu-
raliza ion papera, as alleged. The u, 4. Marshal
Is swearing In "A large force OF deputies to make
arrests hnder these warrants. Fifteen hun
dred warrants. have been granted. aud
eight tnousa d aro prepared for entry
on docket They are punished In tho
daily newspapers as fact as u0cketed. The poo
pie against whom they are Issued nock by
hundreds to surrender themselves and demand
trial.
So far only two or three colored men have
been arrested, and they by accident. There are
not exceeding 12OOO cOlored voters IN this Darl b,
yet the registration closes to nRht with bout
M'Uo colored registered out Of coiored popula-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
CALVIN A KNOW-NOTHING,
ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF A KwoW.
NOTHING CONTENTION.
A Candidate for Surrogate Askips for ths
sufrages Of those whom he would Falls
have Deprived Of the Right 10 Vote.


A Candidate for Surrogate Askips for shs
suhrnRes Of those whom he would Falls
have Deprived of the Right to Vote.
r,o,, Il, S,,thsyn SsS York Journal way f0' .'0.
Alta Convent ION Of the Amer'on rSasr...,oo,, pJ
held IN and for the Twenty. Of Mar.
Distinct. at Cor enhaRen, on the 9th 10.
1855 on motion, ID. G. CALVIN OF Jefferson was
chosen Chairman, aud Geo. l.. Brown Of Lewis
Secretary; p. II. ConklinR. Alex. Brown, and W.
&. Whitaker, were appointed a Committee on
Credentials. On motion an informal ballot was
taken for delegate to represent this congress
sioDal district In the National Council to be
held 10 New York on the Sd Of June next, and
George l.. Brown OF Lewis. having n majority VI
all the votes cast, was, on motion. declared
unanimously chosen as such represent alive. and.
On motion, ID. O. Celv Of Jeaers..n was chascn
s''ernate. A committee wns appointed 10 dfsfS
resolutions exort ssive OF the sense Of the Con-
Vehtlo", whicn committee. after consultation,
reported the following, wa
Hesoig,l' That We heartily and unanimously connrm
w ihlD iue nOmlDau n, ma by the American
party N Ssdonsl ConysnIion Ia Phil delphs snd
.i. htsorea That in Mlard Fillmore End Andrew Jscx
sou DOntsOn we nave candidates cminen y Am sfcan.
who have the iDdcpenuence aJitY. d tri I'll in V
tally the prt Of the S'in ~ ana sne
no an 10y Sy mere mers rsI9 viii
for, I'm relations.
Ancic. party to use ali just snG isSfai MEANS % ooas
sn S Ct 1ce.a sqs P oac Gf er S I1s sS
OF people and to feter and perpe uate that sprf
OF fOrO araDce and cancellation which framed ana
adoptet tlc Amerlc IN Constitution.
iese'rsd' That wa such leaders We arc proud TO az
battle for our country and her Con titution and viii
nEht, aud hght ever under the banner. Our Fcd3rs
Union"
" Il mus and shall be preserved"
" our country. ana our whole country"
Americans sual ruic America"
b. C. CALVIN Chairman. GFo. L. BRows. Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
LITTLE JOHNNY T1CTICS.
How the Government MsrshRl- are Running
the Machine In Brooklyn.

The United stites Deputy Marshas In Brook
yn are ea~cry SEARCHING for to arrest on suspi.
cion Of false registration. Tney arrested 4mucl
Burns fireman Ot engine No. for tails, regl terng
rs from Sji Gold street. his residence being Tai
bot street. Burns Informed Cmei supervisor Allen
under oath that he had lived 33i ID rect thir y
oee dals. the requisite time He hell nevertheless
in tlUOu tp ppcar IAN OF yeuDtr IA tne
me ,nt.ne 'h su ery sor holds that Burn, unable
vote. Ia rlcA MCniley Was brou.u be-. ore Su
visor Alrm on charge II Illegal reg str4ion, su er.
VISOR - Ettl4Ou Claiming lie had
res.steI iTuIL . MCkhptS street MCIinley -hONe4
TIA he Aad 40 OtueT pNcr ~ glster from, snd tiz
himnun- aduittrd that the occupants Of the house
MChlunes srrrt knce han a- IN casiOnai DOaTlri.
Dlstrirt Attorney HUI rcDused flz-iinnunsf r max
iIg arrest 20 50 Glgh pr tex. Supervisor len
adj urbri the case uui a,r tl,c Ion, ann hrd the
prl-Ourr ~ t5OO bAl The District AT rury Informed
Mr.. len IN. there was CHsr against the prisoner
but tuis seemed 10 make no difference. Inc specia
Deputy Maf5ualz nave been lACrit Dy Mr. A fnat
they have the rlsh 10 yist any hoe Ia helr district
vt whatever hour they choose 10 yeIy the fogl-trY
list, anu IL Is c4algtd that mis- priy ge Is continually
uliu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
A Republicnn sw,ndIe on ola soldiers.

One Of tie methods by which tho Grant au-
thortie. IN Washington cheat Democrats out OF the r
privilege OF voting tho deiaylng lee 20 appl
cations male To the AdJutant Generals ofcc of the
War Department fof carincd copes Of enlistment nd
di,chs 2e papers of solder who dcsfous OF regis.
tcrne as yuters The law provides tlat men who have
FL thei pager can ge ctrtnel cspi"e on Aupncat n
Ihuuhana- OF have trrd 10 avail IN Ives uf
this urAegr Hud tai Ell to get ese ineI copies ia
tiae 10, r uaines registered Applications
to Washington nearly Two weeks ago have Not yet e
ceVel attention ana thOse which have Oeen noticed
COmp4rd nth, but Instead of cert ned copies
OF pers tie applicants set a D. intcu cir,u AT Of
va ue ind, hn'te Instructions IA puTpor uf hica
useless llAytts must be forwar to Naaning
ton, anu utaer ridiculous redtapc lroceruings zone
through with. These fIrniltlrs ar required eN
ceO1ug Of men knoNn To be- Dem Ctatr. Du
plicatr papers forw ,rded 10 Republ ans piompty
enough. IL looks ytri mucn A. II IN. Grant authorizes
have bureau OF INFORM ton gYlLg the pultlcal pro-
cllyties OF ali who Il IN tnr utueT
the war Department could not Distinguish between
DemOci ats aud Republicans.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
1HE BArTLEoF WHITE PLAINS.
A Celebration OF Its Anniversary by the Peo-
pie Of Mestchester County.

The Centennial anniversary OF the Bat
tie OF white Plains was celebrated yesterday. A
drizzling rain fell steadily while the ceremonies
proceeded. Col. Bartram led the procession,
which consisted Of the Fifth division of the Sew
enth Brigade, Col. Underhil commanding; a
Masonic division. under Capt. George Wander
BIZ and a civic division, under ueut. W. N.
Dykman, composed OF guests In carriages, un-
der an escort of soldiers In Continental uniform
Westcbester County Medical aud Historical So
cIeties, and ciuZcns.
1b. procession IN rched up Ch tterton flill
upon the side where the battle was fought. and
rested at the base upon which the monument
Il to rest. while Gen. James W. Hustled. In n
short and appropriate address. laid the corner
ston- with mi itsry and Masonic honors. A tin
boz containing coins. newspapers, and n bank
note Of 1879 were deposited under the corner
stone.
The site selected is rock at the corner OF
Battle and Washington avenues, and Is visible
from all parts Of the wills &c OF hitc Pllins. At
its base are the Ore stones used at the lodi n
wigwams nd within 100 feet Of tue spot where
the remains ~ British soldier Nere .4ind
some nve wears ago. This ceremony finished,
the p-ocessi I'm muved uOwn the hill 20 tho
Court House, where the Hon. Clarkson y. Pot
ter delivered the Grafton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
Marine Life nt the Aauar,um.

"Tho sea Is being searched by u.s." said Nh
{. +. Hol0er the naturalist at the Aquarium. Broad
way and 1hiriynfth street. "and made to give u IA
wonders. soon We Will have from the clnc coast Of
British Columbia elephant, beast larger than
sea hon ana endowed with flexible proboscis. Prof
Gil OF the Smithsonian Institute gOing TO the Bor
muta Islands shortly, " get some nov species OF nst
IQI "
ploring xpcditun. Only last week heard that nau
thus had VISITED the Connecticut shore and ID Oeer
captured. had never heard ot In these htitudct
before and went to zee but the ignor mt Doors who
rau,ihl II IRA smashed II ln zee what was lnsiae.
We nav tureiei loss In the death OF tc Amer
nhNtr n,hins frog. Yesterday. Mr.. A. W ROBERTS u
~ NA4thN Nlh-t W. ~ ,.ssr.,'. e.s.ns, |,
pa r1s .st!s Ntss fir no BoImtdi. 10 g,1. Il
posslhe, III rk nfteen tect long. We have offered
500 Tor such shark. The water tanks IL ra,S
10 clearing NJ. and win vrry soon, Ne hope, oe per
feCty transparent II Is alrcany In much better con,
dtiun tnan that OF the famous Brighton aquarium wai
for many moAhs after II vas opened the puD Ic."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
A RIVER PIRITE,s FATE.
shot While Attempting Robbery on n Rail-
road Freight Wharf.

Soon after midnight yesterday morning.
while Alexander Perry. the night watchman on
the old Cardiff steamship wharves, Jersey CITY,
was about to board freight car float OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad, three men leaped from
boat. They moved stealthiy along in the dark
ness until they approached within a few feet Of
the watchman. He stepped out from his hiding
place. and pointing pistol at the foremost one,
ordered him to surrender one OF the men
fired, and as quickly the watchmans revolver
discharged. The ball pierced the breast Of one
Of the thieves, and he fell instantly, crying out
I'm killed His companions then fred ON the
Waterman, ana he was compelled to fly. lie
blew whistle for assistance. and Offcer
Zacharias, who WAS watching the Morgan street
wharf adjoining. ran around. The officers re-
turned, but the pirates had disappeared, taking
with them the body of their companion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
Card from United states Life Insurance
Compuny.
OFFICE on TnE
UNITED STATES LfYH Insurance CO.
9Dl 2tg ZH3 uHOAUMAY. n Y

OFFICE OF TnE
UNITED STATES LlFH Insurance Co,
26l, 2O2, zb3 DRoADwAY, Y,
In answer to oil attempts TO 6lackmail this
Company, We refer 10 the hgures OF tho last sworn
statement " the Company to TIE Stale Insurance De-
partment at published In the Onlclal State Reports
We arr sound anu healthy to the core, with a large
surplus.
We challenge all 70 show any Company whose invest
meuls Of ne funds are better or safer.
All clargcs whatever by any one. will be met and
fully answered and defended In due course.
There Is not the slightest occasion for alarm or un
essiuess On the part Of our policy holders.
JAhks BUELL..
btssidsht y. D. Life Ins. Co.-Adv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
NORTH ERN APPLICATIONS.
What tho British Expedition Discovered In
the Arctic REGIONS.

LONDON. Oct. 2S.-The British Arctic ex-
pedtion brought home specimen Of wheat de-
posted by the American steamer Polars while
on her Arctic voyage. Capt. Mares, commander
OF the Arctic expedition, has sent a telegram to
the Admiralty. announcing his return. His de-
spatch contains only the following additional
particulars OF the voyage The Polar Sea is new
er navigable The ordinary ice averages eighty
feet In thickness. Animal life and the norther-
~ migration Of birds ends south OF Cape Column
bla: memorial tablet was erected to Capt.
Hall OF the Polarls expedition, at Polaris Bay.
Esquimaux traces cease on the west shore In
latitude 81 degrees b2 minutes. whence they cross
% Greenland. The impractlcability OF reaching
the North Pole was proved. All the neighbor-
ing lands were examined.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
BoG Us DRAFTS as SECURITY
The Story OF u Man who had II Policy In the
Once of the Continental lIfe.

"Are you aware" said Mr.. c. NJ. Whit
ney, former attorney for the Loaners Bank
"that the Continental Life Insurance Company
hAs for wears been returSng false cash balances
in its sworn annual statement"
"How so ?" asked the reporter.
swell, sir. Mr. Dorr Russell tho President OF
the LoAners Bank, was medium. | might 90
back several years and give TO you The details of
zach transaction as II annually occurred, but ~
will sunlce Ia tell you wha, TOOK place previous
10 the making out Of the last annual statement
OF the Continental Life Insurance Company On
lilo 3lst OF last December, the cashier of the
continental came INTO ~" l"ahers bahh
Ind naked tho cashier how late he could make a
Seposit. "YOu can deposit your actual cash
keioro three o'clock, your cats and dogs hs
kte thereafter rs you please. WAS the reply.
mat day tho Contnentel Life InsuRnce Com
bnny deposited a check for about s2O,VO on the
Eourth National Bank, and about $4,000 In
BOGUS drafts on Tom, Dick, and Harry,
Rrssumed 70 reside In various vlacss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29

The members OF Washington Hook ant Ind
der Company OF Hoboken, on Friday evening resolved
TO disband unless the Police Commissioners dismiss
omcer kNon' THIS ofncer. at the IRE IN Baumer's
Motel, Hoboken, arrested Fireman Mecser whne he
Wa ascending lsuuer To rcsIue sJile women I'M
perm, on the roof 81 Ne burning buidng. Charges
Mer. pref rfcu usaihst klNUn, ana Wer. dismissed by
me fohce C1mmissi0uers. turela Will has already
rendered III resi- nation, aud the thiryonr members
VII follow mn Vu aaiurqa next uuiess kvlun Ia dis.
nlisseq from the police torce Kngiue COMPANY No. l
hh appointed committee to confer with the Po.lce
eomay ,.igpert ssd Hasssd yssyulions. .iltery 1e.
nOuhcine t1e rtce sC..r l@s Q! o. 'li 60 m
piuits 10 owlng tAe pie of the tsafrcteu Are
el. aud general dis uandlleAt Il not imprOb bAble.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
A Murderer nua nj, Family.

A petition, signed by the relatives and friends
OF Henry schwamD, under sen cnce 10 b. hanged IN
New Jersey IN December. was forwarded yesterday
morning to Gov. Bedle. The family OF the unforuna
man live al Is Middleton street. " illamsDuigh. They
are ~ comfortable circumstances scnNamb Il the
father OF thirteen slns. Elgnt Of them arr mafrrd
Slur I'VE IN NtN urh, anu others ~ BrUukyu. Inc
nNe who are u.lArried i've Vita th,r mOineT at tue
azure, gwen, They are TOY maGes, lhe traae taught
them nv their fatucr. The eldest OF these
cOmt lns nvry Of tle rcatu, az they are suhJec,cd
10 nN The keeper Of the jail I'VE md" he said,
great onh uly IN obtaining permirslOn 10 see our
fltutr ana when ~ 40 We ar roughly ordered a way
from ne ce door before We lave hau scarcely time TO
A h fl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
Kioh. yetiu Jaii for Debt.

In December last a judgment was obtained in
the CiD Court against Patrick Nolan wealthy build.
er for S3303 tor materials furnished TOR soue DulId.
lngs which he erected He failed 10 pay the judgment
and was oohged TO testify a. to what ne wa worth.
nU swOrc thst he worth from $4,000 TO 800 900
rrceiye sold MI No!ns Interest IN come properly,
ana ull II bruu-ht NRH 80 Ihe irop rty WIS ,aviy
murtsskeu, anu the MORTGAGES were abOnt to be fore.
CLOSED then ordered NJ the Court to tranr.
ter the mortgages n his property New Jersey 10
receiver. He famed 60 comply aud an attachment was
ilust hinL The sheriff fOuhd HIN with great
difcultY, nd aIotou ~as mad 10 commit iln Tor
contempt He failed to obey the order transfer the
mortgages, and WAs committed yesterday ~ las mOnd
Lii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29

Coroner Nolan Yesterday held an Inquest over
the body OF Charles {. S. Holmes, the Pearl street
trokcr whose corpse was taken from the East
Thursday morning DR.. Crcamer testified thai he
fund no external injuries the body sufficient to
cause death Mr.. David c. POr cr testified that Mr..
Homes had been drinking hard for two three days
nrtorc ms 4eatn and that tnr liquor affected hin
chlotuform does. There we're no vaiuaples missing.
The jury returned verdict ~ aCcidcntal drowning.
In tue case 81 lAtrck Stlucs the Ma ,ppth builder,
whose body was tilen frl m the riy0r on Fory h
street. BrOuhyn thv testimony showed tnat MIR StIne,
had spent the most 81 the afternoon ami evening
ing with hls brOthrrn-law. ihe. started take ~
crOst town car for ONE. He rot afterward seen
awe. The jury rrturueu verdict VI drowning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
Omceholders Paying Two Assessments.

The Brooklyn Republicans are carrying Zach
Chandltrs doctrine out to noe point In levyinS
menIs upon every employee. Of wh,tever politics. In
the departments which they control la the
Heath Department, which was Democratic until the
drata OF tOmm-sionrr Briggs and the appointment ~
Jaul's JuuraAn, are nNe or six Democrats Recently
Charles W. ChesIirr, CHAIRMAN OF the Finance Com
mtier OF tne Repuncan-, informed tuem they were
pecttd To con route TO campaign expenses Tns notice
Wa not heeded. Yesterday another notice. a Little
m re iuted. sent. The rGrd at Two per
cent on the amount OF each enplos saidY The
s. smcn about 1000 ON the t294oO I'd In salaries IN
the department. The Democrats frlrln dccapltaIDn
rNptct To submit 10 tlc imposition. the same clerks
have to pay an assessment to the d. rGnocrats.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
An IIIIcIt Di-,iIIer sentenced.

RICHMOND. Oct. 2s-ln the United statei
Circuit Court to'dly. Judge Bond presiding EIeke
Myers recently convicted of Il ict distlug Peters
burs was sentenced TO ytars ounent, aud u
pgy a hue Of 1900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29

MIpDLETowN, N.Y. Oct. 2o.-Ihe Republic ms
of this Congressona district have at last nomnatei
candidate fo Congress does not decline II Is Hal.
eld Sweet, an OH lotc kcepcr Of this tl1ce who is
also Hayes md Wheeler Pre- idpntll Flee or Ilr IL
the sixth candidate Nominated, tue other nVe naNing
tuCccssyeY declined. tn Hon. George M BgcDe's
majority viii be at least 5000, pr paDly $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29

John Carroll sought Or mlndamus Yesterday
10 compel the Inspectors OF the seventa Eec Ion Dis.
trct OF the Thirteenth Assembly District TO register his
name lie moved iron the election district on the 9TH
inst. He clamel that the election district" oid
not mean the arNrary subdivision OF districts which
arr IN zoe for toe convenience OF receiving Noie, but
the election dirict wAch covered every office to
voted for. Judge barrett declared Carroll 10 Je lli.
NED vOtPi because thirty will have iueryeue be.
tO.e election day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
The Bnrning otaF Fncrory.

ROME. N. Y, Oct 2s-The extensive knitting
factory ~ Ames a Nudge WIS destroyed by hre last
evening. The building was Of stone. butt about the
year 1915. aud designed I United States anenll.
II hau been used ms knitting mill about four r.
Ine lOs, II estimated at from ,bb.uOO k15OOO One
hundred operatives re thrown CUT OF tnployuie by
the 0,stster, anu Rome loses one OF her largest ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29

TRENTON. N. j.. Oct ss-ln the United States
Court TO-DAY. the involving the condemnation and
forfeiture Of a dstlllery on the Huason opposite Non
kers, for being engaged 10 Illicit ostllaon, DIS
posed Of There was question TO the liability Of
the ptrs nal prop ri TO forfeiture but IT iusstc
that the real estate, Waich belonged To william II.
McNei OF New OF ought not To be forfeited. for the
reas IN inat II was used u distilery without the
knOwltdgr OF Mr.. Mcneil lhc Jur, brou IN YER
det concerning both the real nj pers nal property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
THE LATEST ON WORLD NEWS.
Satisfn cfory Results In reeting tho Hu ndrel
Tou Armstrong (.uu.

LONDON, Oct. 2s.-l he trills of the hundred.
ton Armstrong gun. made for the Italian Government
were emincn y successful. A bolt fred with 34l
pounds OF powder attained velocity OF 1900 feet
second, smashed so IL wroughtiron plates twenty tive
inches thick complt pierce the backing and
thirty-inch SKIN OF target, the resistance which
suppose TO equal the sides OF the great Italian iron
clad Quito, and had enough velocity remaining
smashed the other side Of the ship, and would hive
coinptt w demolished soft steel patcs " schneider
manufacture. but did not penetrate the Dacking,
though II u stated the shock would have shaken
structure of vessel ike the DuIio to . cak
Tue heaviest blow OF the bolt cquAea 81 $50 loot onA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
A society JolrnaI Eujoined.

On the application Of Messrs Morrissey h An
derson propretors Of the Nip FORK Fgdro an ipjunc.
fcld from tne further publication Of the Xil,puf,d
tgn0, II beiDg elauied that II 10 an Infringement OF
their copyright -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29

very busy one at the Democratic National Hcadauar
ters. More letters we're received and during
any previous week 81 the campaign, Encour ging
came from almost every section NJ the Uiiitrd
states Heavy Democratic gnns are predicted, o.
peciallY IA Gunnecticut Pennsy wanna Indiana, and
MchiPin. The ss'rtant secret ry tald Yestcrd s. /;
tue election approaches tne Democratic prosS Sscts
brighten"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29

1--WE are close on Ellis, the defaulting paying
teller OF the Park BsnK," said Tom Sampson, the old
detective. From the ~, ment he left III bank until
within few days connected every link There are
Old una eIperi' need men now travelling over tue
country VINO are ferrclg him out 80 closely that he l.
uounu when he least eInects H. TO f into our hands
He ID one OF those criminals who run aw y, and the
faster he runs the Nider hr leaves his track.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29

Rowland Brown, sturdy, intelligent miner,
from Colorado, who arrived In this city We terday en-.
tered a saloon IN Rotten row. near weft street A
game Of poker was stlrted and Brown taxing on his
overco 4. which contained the deeds y a gold mne
hunx II On h On. "OnN show the man" he
qmtih snld TO sergeant knight, OF me Prince street
police, who stole NY ONerCuat. and IN trouble
you more" MIR. Brown cs iinatrs the vauc OF his
loss at Colorado price,, away up among tn millions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-29
Felony in Ala OF Have. aud wheeler.

Complaints are received at tho National and
State Democratic Hea1 quarters that pacKages Of cam.
paiRn dOcumen sent out through the mails iail to
reacn local commtiees to whom they addrc sed
II In strongly suspected that Republican posimAstcrs
aud th clerks destroy the 40 unentu or sell them bN
tue pound tor waste paper The conplilnis are the
mos numerous trOm lonkrrs Ncwbnr-h, Puughkeep-
sIe an1 Vtnsf places along lhe hud,o rlyer.
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Finishing n Postponed Trot.

WASHINGTON, OCT. 2s.-rhe finish of the 2:35
tro Tor pure OF 81 OOO $500 rst $3.50 to second
400 TO third and 900 TO fourth horse tpone from
YESTERDAY, was trottcd to-day tine Nashingun Driy
lux Park Morning Won the hfth heat May Queen the
SIXTH and seventh. Ilme-2.3i, 2:35 2;J5. MAY Queen
gets 1rst money.