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Berlin. l.. SUM-. Ser ~Geidsan.
seiser" sssist on, oab Die ueber9abe Der
-Vote bon ben Yertretern Der 5 Otabte
in @oaIontinnpd. mclde einen @afcn-
5iialtanb empfieblt, psrsBsert oorosn
lit.
9ariGl. SUM-. Die europdiihen
Md@te boben Den ncusn ea!lton nod
niGt anctmnnt, 9ales wirb ubcr ohne
.3ipeifel seideben. g%Sabrl9einllh lper
aen bic unterbannlun9en uber Den Nuf'
itano einseiicat ,peroen, bis ma aus.
dinoet, ob Der Sultan 9euci3t 1T, &efor-
men ein5ufii9rcn.
2ono,on. i. SUM. 0cpe}den aus
@onliantinopel meloeil bab Die gnttbro
nuns slbbul aSis's rsber burd cine Gr-
bebmn9 bes 8oltes. nod hur6 cine pa-
-lait- Sntrisue, innbern DurA cine &cpo.
hutton Der Minifter bepirtt muroe. Die
-&rilis m,,rbe oaburb berbciscflbrt, bab
Sultan lih obiolut weiserte, BEN sdnS=
lid entlsertsn &riessidase @oridaiie
aus ieiner YripatfalIe 5u madcu, NOS
rauf bsr 9heit III Sslam benz Sultan
in @escm,uart idmmtliAer Miniiter CT.
tldrte, bas Walt iei nit leiner &esie.
runs msalrieoens nnb CT maiie aboan-
len. Der SlItan unO feline Matter
.wnroen sleid aarauf 9spaltian nod
Dem 9optapoa- YaIaite abseiibrt uno
,,uerosn als @efanseue in bemlslben se-
balten.
2ouoon, L. SUM-, Cine @iener
TcpeIde on ben wStonoaro" meloet,
;bab bic aug gohitantinopol einseson-
9enen @eri@te iebr wioeripre@cno liab,
,ab.r BARN iibereinfimmen, BOB Die Ni.
niiter am Mcntas MadmitiaS belhlol-
fen, ben S,ltan Sur Mboontuns ;n er-
iuden. oa le ben Sbritt fir ocu einsi.
gen bielten, uelder elmer allsemeinsn
&ebelion oerbeusen miirbe. Ser Sui
ton nhbm oas @eluA nit Der Grflarun9
entseseu. oab er ooiIAbe iorsfdltis prii=
fen pcros. @m 9ienlta9M orsen berrl6
te grobe gufreSunS in Den Stroben.
Sic @ilosn, Gsueruebrleute, @alicr.
trigger II. I. 10. be9aben liA inter SUBJ
runs Der @oftas nod oes Sultans Ya'
LATTE. pbne burd bas Msilitdr 5uyiidse.
baltsn gu werosn, ,ueldes fir eineu
iol6sn 6ol oifenbar feline 8sfcble er.
BaIien botte. Die Msnse iAwoll boln
gu Sauienoen an, uno bic ben paloN
bewa9enoe berittene YoliSei iNritt MD
Gin, truBoem &afe mic. rNiceer mil
Nboul Asis IS lebe Murao !" ertou-
ten.
Snspiiaen mar Murao, Der aui De-
febl oes Sultans ciuseipsrrt mar. frei-
selolien uno nod Der Mol9ee seiibrt
iporoen. no er als Sultan Vturno ""
besrdbt wuroe. Wdbrcno Sas Sel6ab,
iuuros gbrul NSia Seratben, liA nit iel,
men 4 S6bnen gum alten Seraglio su
bescbeu. CT that oas uno wnroe ialt
ipra4los bortbin 9eleitst.
0onbon, /. SUM. Ser .3imes"
gorrsiponoent beridtet aus Gonltanti.
ropel, baB Der @robpesier Suliein 4uel
paida uno Miobat Yaiha. nohOem lie
ii9 persebsns bemiibt batter, Den eul-
tan our Giniibrung BON &eformen 81
p%eranlaien. ieine Mboanfung bsrbsiSu.
fiibrsn bsi9Iohsn.
Murab puroe im 8ciIein aIer Wiri-
Itcr, Der Mplobs II. u. gum Sutton pro
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Die Tobkur, @

1T %beitintmt. bas eanse btsberise SeiIperfabrcn atas
auitoben. Ste Sur ntrb bur9 bas fosenanrte
0pDbao nab bur3 Gtnnebrten pom S~obpulpct
tbren @is bot, NJ tief lie liest, unb 81 sletSer
3ett ,eteen Fe bic 2ebenSfroft ees Tfeniasu an.
1ouienbe Tnb III ben iesten Spet Sobren tn Der
Babe Auiiatt, "a Stanton Str, 9ttp. sortt, 8ebe!tlt
rporben. Inter ben @ebeilten bsiinben ii9 pteIs
Merste unb ApotbGttr. Dte 9obbdber untsrl9eteeh
Rh pom onberen Bdbetn boSur9. bab tie brett auf
bte aranfbeit einWirter, II. b ben franfen StoiI ents
i.rnen, In pslter form er aud 3iit Sorid,sin
fprme. sic finb elm 0erbrennun9ss ooer Iu5ibets
burass proeeb Der 3rantbeitsiteiie. Sober Sronte
ptrS bel Der anrpenbnns bitier Gar t~osnlasen ittn
tisenet Gr;t.. Ncna SemanS BURG etsie gdber ess
betlt lit, 10 III er pirtit4 nno raottal. sebctlt. nab
renS nod bet bisbsrtsen ,SeiImsthoSe bic Mittst
aen5bnIi4 sefdbrti9er iinb oils ete Sronfbetti clbit,
Inb ia ojters etn sans's @ssr teeunSarer Srdnf'
beiten ~sinlte0t.. n..
cSsisi4 Sis aoesabsr ans srenissitsss isn.rIt9
bel f~olaenben Rrantbeiten, DEFENDERS wenn ne ft9
nod In ocutem 3~uitanbe befnbsn, sansa ueerorSents
lid: 0ieber, ielbit @eruens Aro Epphnsiteoer,
T s,1 tssr lSI ans ssSUsssaSd am a, h, l 5 na soirS,
b~eionosrs Bet iunatn eenten u. I'm esiten StaStnns,
eep5bnlid letdt turirt. WaIerJudlt, Nbems
t~tattSuraS ipsrben oft iebr. t4ntI. 8ebetlt;
.bsnio Nn9sh. ano Ssa.m1is e. tsS,m tsl lo%.s g Mi
auuherer Sranfbsiten, 9~ran6puttoen, Ges
fdbpiirett, gcropbeIn &C. TT bic Mirtnns eite
pISb[tde u. {dtbare. Wur eta Bah TIT htnret4snb,
Inn Sebea nom Der Wtrtaas gu ne.f'snS.n; g a.
Snderrubr (.tne bis iest nnbeitbars arontbettl
iSSarSsm ssssilt' Sci isstsrtr &rantbstt seAen. Is
Qro,ent Ses Suderfoies nit isbsui Babe snr9 ssn
lrin as.
ieher, TIos Inn 9onbe perIarbt. Der 8reis bes
sabsspuIpsrs lit s., ber bss gtnnsbut : 9ntosrs
81. Man laSe f9 cine groibire aeer BITE Soetur
b ensIi}4sr eSer bsuti4sr Sprode ibtder.
Fir. Rauchfuss,
"a Gtanton Cir. (Boz lS99),J
Rem 4srt
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Gtreinia StaatS<WdSetTe
tas.,p tsrsasssssssn BON
3sba9 y. u.
10. 3Ssttte stra6e.
u d. M ,, Ba.
greife Der aaseigen:

gresfs Der aaseisen:
Gta sanare, elm |lat -
Gin Eauare, met @faa ia
yin Sanare. bret Ma1. 40
Gin Sauare. cine Noht ia
Elm Gauare, einea Wrnat a NJ
Gin 5anart. bret JiOnas NV
grSe,re an,etseu wsreen biutser sssfdnes.
4sfnt pber yvsuiser Bel en- piIbsn eauen Square.
Sa,A nssisen inbt I'm Essaxs Ia aastea.
Die 2situuq pi,b in Nia moab ane lint
.asaenb pun ben arasern tar IS Gents pei
gDcde duS9straaen.
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gSS THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE IS LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI,
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-06-02
Mtusfs tslsgr. peps1bsn
Gpanien.

eepiIIo, 1. Sum-. Sic Msnilte-
uiol=9fte, wed5e bic 8eieiti9ans oss
,onoemeinen Stimmredts annronst ftnF
oct aroben @iosrl ana in bisler @e+
9eno.
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Stalien.

81 o M, i. SUM. Besm sci9pa4s
ter @eiunbbeit bot lid @aribAloi ouf els
a,en Utonot nah gaprsra beurlaubt.
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At four Yesterday afternoon the clergy
men who had been invite to Join Ia tho funeral
ceremonies Oh Thursday met the Committee on
Funerals in the Common Council chamber.
They were the Rev DIR. A. :. Hunt, the Rev DR..
W. L. Budington. the Rev. DR.. L. :. Porter. Father
Malone of 81 Peters ana ~. PAul's Il. G. Church,
tho Rev. Dr. II r. N.e, Tniversalist; the Kev.
DIR. A. p. Putnam, Unift ian; the Rev.
:. II. hdY rerresen Ing the Rev.
u W. Beecher; the Rev. A. Stewart
Walsh. Of the Geihsemaue Baptist Church the
Rev. DIR. NJ, ,SSchenck. representing Bisnop
Little John; the Rev. +. W. Steinle. OF the Ger
m Lutheran Church; the Rev. DR.. lnglis,
sentng nr. Cuyler.
Mr. HallIi,y read a note from Mr.. Beecher
saylnl that h. WIS absent because he had trav-
elle1 all nisht wit out sleep.
Alderman howleS sad that the services OF
clersvmen were desired IN the Academy. and At
the OVERT meetings in Hooel's Opera House
Hnd In the PARK Theatre, and the services Of
three clergYmen also were desired AZ the graves
He asked the clefgimen to make their own pro.
grhmne.
Dr. Burlington was,h ,ted Chairman. and the
Rev. A. :. Hunt, Secretlfy. The ministers then
unanimously accepted the Cttys invitation to
TAX part In he services.
Father Malone SAID that the usaces Of hls
church would not permit him to orlci te IN any
of the exercises. but that he would ue only too
~ al to c"operaIe personally as far A. he could.
His own church had neen sldly fiicted. and he
should hold appropriate services to-day aud to-
morrow,
Ut. lNulugton IulN hpprecdfed kdthrF Ma
lone'- uelrHte position: they should cndravOT
To make the services ~ Catholic as possible, So
as to make them agreeable to all.
DIR Schenck thought that the services should
be mtde memorial.
DIR. Burlington, Dr. Porter. Or. Putnam. DR. A.
:. Hunt, and Aldctm n RnWlev. were III n
deputrd with power to select the uresidnR ofii
c,rs for the services, and u make the ASSIGN
ments OF III cletgymen. The committee met
~ once aud decided thar uf the three memoir a
services tomorrow afternoon the following
shoul 10 the programme |. Anthem; a. Scrip
tures; 3. Prayer; T. singing; Addresses O
singing; I. HeuedictiOn. IL was decided IN I
one speech should be delivered In each place hy
"A laYmhn and one hV German minister
The assignments hre As follows
AcIdfhV.-Scrlptures, A. = Hunt. u D.. prlver Dr
T.. :. Porter. addresses, Dr. " l. Huntington .lulrt.
Gru q. cynol,s, Dr, DOS. + purNrH. Tie Rev f "
stume tGeruauli bcudlcuon, the Rev George r.
kctt 10.
I'rl fhe1rs Scriptures, the Row Chas r. Miller
PRAYER, Dr. Thomas Hddrrs lneu uglrr "a Al fer
man John \. Taylor, the Eev DR.. Bancroft. Rlnni
Branen-tene lGrrnanl ocn dleuon, pastor of C4ur,h
Ui the Inc rntiiuu.
HooieyN Opcld Hu".-Scrptures H. Halliday ;
prayer. IL H. Niri atiT s-'s, Dr. layIi Ing H.. tlt
Hon. u nnls strong the Rev Henry IRA Hechrr m.
Rev thas B schultz lGeimAn) Buncdiction. the Rev
MIR Eluckson.
The services are 10 he held simultaneously At
Two O'Clock tomorrow afternoon,
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doors had been open. But they were closed and
! eued. here were three doors IN the thea
S, e n1endsd nnsn 1or PLACES 81 eSi hut they we're
Dr. n =. ftnliy, Dore Lyon. ID. g.. Gillette, y.
Harbour Ogden, W. A, Bailey. c. f. Hayoler, X.
T. Crane, Harry II. Marks, Lawrence Hutton,
Leon Harvoier, and twenty more former mem
bers OF the old Arcadan Club met last evening.
ana passed resolutions iu relation to tue death
George Freel aged ls, Of 100 Fleet place, was
ths sole support OF his mother and sister. On
nllht, and said, II feel 30 queer TO night,
guess will take a. little walk" His heart.
h9rsue by the wgi-tband of bis D .nta ON
III, A. t9e Coroners olfce ae the remains of a
foll OF a' IN greenbacks. They were taken
from tho uodv OF WIN. Hartman.
Little ueor9ie," for nve years a messenger
missing.
Forced passes to the market and MorRue
we're sold on the streets for & cents apiece
Aiss Julia Brown of william sburah was i'm the
dress circle, IN the front seat when the nre burst
out, and VIII n she got up her dress caught In
the seat As some men struggled by her they
pushed her over the rafting, aud she was pitched
defs OF those below. She was carried almost to
the lob on the heads OF the surging multi
tude Just beyond the door she fell. and was
tramDled to uncousciousness She was carried
located.
A eubscrlption list was started in Eare's Hotel
Samuel H. Davis Of AS Gates avenue. and
Lewis l.. Beckeh OF 2oO Grand street, were not
In the theatre.
The body OF william E. Crandal. sged %. Of
ga Myrtle avenue. wac identified by his brotner,
aud taken to Plainneld, y. j.
The body Of George Stephens, aged l5 OF 21t
jay street, whs lcenthed by y per from tue
American District Telegraph Company.
Ar hur IL. Plurrye Of East New York says that
he was In te theatre witn Christopher Pateman,
q cripple, OF Bridgeport, and that Pateman did
not escape.
A varied entertainment 10 to be given In Stein
WY II III on Monday evening next for tue benefit
oI the sunerers. the Guild orator, Master j.
Harry shannon, Will give several OF his best r. =
cltals. Messre. Steinway & Son have given the
use Of their bal for this benefit.
At the weekly meeting in the chapel OF Clin-
ton Avenue Church last evening, tue Rev. Dr.
DudtngtUD spoNe feelinRly OF the calamity as an
occasion calling tor renewed devOiio to God.
In the College Hospital In Henry street only
two sufferers remain. Apgustin Froideveaux
was In the dress circle win his sister Rosina.
On the stairc iso they were separated. and he
did not see her again. He was knocked down,
and was dragged unconscious from tue build
ing hy the police. lie Is severely burnt about
the heau and face.
Joan CumDerson jumped from one OF the
second story windows. BO,h ankles are badly
surained. aud he Is mucn burned la tue face,
neck, and head.
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Mis- Kate Glrard, who played the part of
Mdridhue in " The Two Orphans in the Brook
iNn Theatre on Tuesday evening. is lying in a
Her part having been enacted. she was on her
way home, but before she mad got more than "a
block away she heard the cry Of nre, and look
Ing h ck, saw flames bursting from the theatre
IA two OF her 4 ieud- ", re ~ the ismots dres /.
them warning. At the stage door, which
she trled to reenter, was pane stricken
multitude. In window only few feet above
her head WIS the stage CarpentCr eudeAyurius
hook On one side of the sash, aud he was un ible
to eXtrcate himself. he flames were II Sc
upon hitn, aud Miss GtrtTd. ppwerle-s to save
hm,sdw his body surivel uu cdrl ana as II br0il Il
been saved. Miss Glrard thinks, had any OF those
who were 80 much concerned about their own
safety lent a helping hand. The rush ceasinz a
little, she pushed her way into the passage. see .
know forced her back, and then two
men ran against her, knocking her down,
one stepping on her. Then she was
trempled upun by the crowd aud the laat
Nhen ste recovered console sntssj she was In
the police station. She was taken to drug
store and thence toa house IN Perrepout street,
aud thence on Nednesd y morning to the OH e
place, wnere she exhibited few signs OF weak
ne-s, being auie to move about without as.
sist tnce, soon, noweVet, Violent pain in the
chest seized her, ana when she arrived at her
home in Union square sue hcgtn coughing up
blood la great quaint les These sYmutoms re-
CURED that day and on tho following dAy, and
the pam became 50 ONerpOWering tnat Dr.
l. lott h Il To administer morphine. Yesterday
she was conn rativriy easy, hut felt yerN weak.
Several of htrrbs are either fractured uT broken,
Miss Girdrd lost her entire wariIUUe,
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One More Day ut the Morgue.

The atmosphere of the Morgue in Will
loughby street was heavy with carbOnic acid.
md the marble floors we're blackened with the
ashes that had f.llen from the clothing OF the
dead Keeper Mcclure was at work early.
Lieut. william Ger the Police Headquarters
telegraph operator. was In command OF de-
tachment from the Thirteenth Regiment. Toe
militiamen wore their heavy winter overcoat..
Police serge mt Corr aud sever patroimen were
sta toned 10 tue Morgue. At ten la the morning
the p ce VS. clos "gainst all save surgeons ana
representatives OF tne . ess, and post-morten
examination Of tue bOuies OF Siuney Evans.
John Hickey, aud JOIN Brosnan was begun.
DR.. Sheppord, Shaw. and MINOR gave II as thor
opinion tn I the men died Of s1f1 ocatiOn. The
pouies that were taken NV were those OF
Aor.ham LoweLthai OF 9U3 Fulton avenue. Johu
Hickey Il ll5 Fun on hNenue, samuel tainOun ot
Orange, y. J.; Charles liaIsr.ve OF ia IT. MARA
place. aud George kraft { lev Bueium street.
1he clothing Of cur.se ~ was 80 rcne1. aud Ia
II were found a street car conductors badge, a
briarwood ptue, cigarette hOlder, and pocket
b.nu k-rchief marked - No. 2.
Corpse had u c 81 Iron nailed penkufe and
.ts-twO GEMS. ana coipss Il wOre Two wnne
merino undersulrts.
A middle.A.ed man claimed the remains Of a
boy SAVING, that's uy SON.. b, standeT
rudeiy jos Id tue speaker aud shouted. NO,
SIR tnats my Hfanuson. Would you dare to
take him from nef Ahe police hai ~ inteif re
10 prevent a collision.
A leculiar cOioreu oyercoat was identified as
Tue remains Of A. eitJ Sonwein, OF syi SCUM
FOurtn street, brooklyn, l.. D., were ldvntlneu
bN ms DrOtuer.
The body ofKosn FroideyeluI was identified
10y her iAtner. All I'll 1 was leit of the XII Was
the head and tiunk. In one Of her ears VS. a
gold ring vii ~ aquau 5rlue setting. Tue ia her
Is watchmaker al 251 LOiumUla street, DIook-
lyn.
Ii the afternoon everybody who called was
permitted to enter the Morgue. Al dusk there
were IN The place SIX cen Nic.itls uf tue nre.
No additional buuies were delivered the
Market House MOrsue after dusk. ana Of tue
scyrnty-six remaining anu unrecORniZud, thirty
tour were placed Ia co1lns furnished by the
city. Tue r.st are 10 w cufiiued ,h. morning.
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william Hester \ son, scene painters,
almost from IT. opening. In the brooklyn Thea.
tire. say that there was large sink IN the flies
ABOVE the hn,on street door. Above ,his
81 X were two one iuon cocks that supplied the
water Tor miAihg pIlut-. a..
Around the sink ana on the bridge were many
pails aud paint po p. halt nlled win water, ana
Ne r Tn. rink was a large gas stove. h kee.. "A
nftceu-gailun bOilerful Of water cOn-tInf ~
warm for the use ~ the painters. The lire had
iis origin ABOUT twenty feet from Tue Sink and
the stove.
Auotn.r gentleman said that on the discovery
OF the IRE tue panic -stri ken l,meu. Instead Of
empthi Ing tOILe u the pals Of water over tue
paint bridge, madly cut IL awhy from the re-
am ier of the "noonight drop" rue famIng
hit u canvas fell 10 tie roof of the bott house.
FED uN III I iuhsmm bl- subst nee. It - cad
strongly Hnd Rapidly. At thht instant some one
tur, vide apart tue IRE 4 doors uoeniug tnt o
JounsOh street. Thus was created draft
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the PEOPLE ESsED.
Democratic ConGresrmen sounding the key
Note to the situation.

Note to the SITUATION.
WAsHINoToN, Dec. s.-The special com.
mittee Of eleven, Messrs. Hewitt, Raniall, Payne,
Holman, Sparks. Wood. Warren, Atkins, watter-
son, stephens. and Lamar. appointed by the
Democratic caucus to consider the general
rol teal situation and submit some plan OF 40
tion In reg rd to the present crisis this evening
were In consultation until IL o'clock. MIR.
Lunar was the only absentee.
The situation was freely discussed and looked
as from all possible standpoints. As the caucus
had defeated the proposition to present articles
of impeachmcDt az tnst the President, II VIVA
decided that any aggressive measures could not
be en- ertained.
Still IL was necessary In some way to call the
attention of the Americl people to the 1fOsS
outrages OF the President on the titutiOnL
rights of the people, and accordingly AN address
the Democratic situation.
lhe ADDRESS VIII recite the Illegal proceedings
of The Preside1t and tue manifest intention OF
the Radical leaders to count In Hayes at all haz-
ards, and asks the people to gather In mas
meetings. without regard to party, and express
their Views.
|, Is the design to get an honest expression on
tins important question from the conservative
element every where, and the committee conn.
denily believe that many Republicans Will heart.
lly IN IN urutr-t against the high hand Ell 10.
references IN South Carolina.
The add ess will be sent forth by the caucus
authority IN case the joint caucus to morrow,
when the Democratic Senators VIII he present,
adopt IL. or this there - no doubt, It Ia con-
sCrvative In tone, and meant to draw forth voO.
ulr opinion, by which toe Democrats mean to
10 guided
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The Property Cle,k OF the Brooklyn
police had the articles taken from the dead
bodies on exhibition In the Central Ofice yes
terday, and many hundreds asked to inspect
them. There were many recognitions, and a.
each lot was numbered to correspond wi h a
corpse, the way for Identification was made easy.
Mrs. Anna Doolittle found the watch OF her
husband. gold watch belonging to Leverich
~ 81 Batter s.Iett was Identified ny the BOYS
father; Mrs. Wnchel OF Il ~ackett street,
clothing torn from her; works OF sill
yer watch belonging to David Belf)rd.
aged IL, Of L. Hicks street, Oy his father; an
open faced silver watch II George stevens OF 2l4
Jay street. by his sister watch Of Henry Doo-
u tie of mon place aud Clay street, Gre snpOint,
bv mis- wife double-c sed silver watcn OF Mr.
Ion uf az II rgen street. by his wife Ma =
glret Moran of Washh gton street identified
property torn from her.
\ drry, with the name J. j. McDermott
etJ w street, Brook u, written ou ny leaf.
and containing entries connectad with the busi-
ness Of tin roofer has not been claimed. A
letter addressed to John McDermott, Elm
place. Il lso with shis lot. Gold watches, silver
watches, optra glasses, coins. ar icles Of cloth
Ing, AC., still await Identification.
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necton with their two theatres enables Us to know II
wholly beyond thelr power " have either foreseen
or prevented.
. letter Of sympathy from the proprietor md
company OF the Globe Theatre, Boston, tender
ing n benefit, and a telegram ~ like purpOrt
from the proprietor and conn ny OF tue CHEST
Du' Street Theatre, Philadelphia, were read.
1he Committee Uf A ringemonts were thcn
instructed o invite the managers Of these aud
all other theatres who may signify their desirs
to ia tcip ,te to attend the services to morrow
In the Lit le Church Round the Corner.
The pal bearers were appointed as follows +:
Lawrence Barrett, Il. l. Davenport, j. H. Stod-
r., Y. W. Ward, Il. Lamb, II. r. Ddiy, III. u.
Philips, James O'Ncil, John P-rselle, II. w.
Montgomery. W. T.. sheridan. Lester WI
lack, ~. j. Montague, Fred Robertson, r.
Y. Mackey, II. g. Jarrett, W. Il. Sim
aud tho fOllown0-namcd gentlemen us ushers I:
Theu. Moss. George W. Hooper, jas. Peakes, l..
N. Rodgers, ID. q. Gonett, &. II. Stevenson. j.
Lewis. Hart Conway. Il. N. Holland H. u. But
Ter. j. II. Ionker. u. n. Gouge. WIN. seymour,
i. LamO, A. II. Sheldon, Chas. Rockwell, John
Carroll. Stanley cKenna, L.. THOMPSON, III.
Tis,ingtun, y. Peterschen Geo. Hoey.
Mr. Il. IA. Gouge announced that Mcssrs. Shook
a Palmer VIII Gear the exDense OF the oDsequlcs.
from noon up to the hour Of the churon services
Flowers aud other gfts should DO sent to Irving
n II before noon.
The body Of Harry Murdoch was taken yester.
day morning by his uncle, :. X. Mui doch, who
visited tue First Precinct Police Station for that
purpose. MIR. MurdOch saws that hts nephew's
real name was Henry stark Hitchcock, and that
he was he son Of Prof HltCuCock aud his Is.
X. Murdoeh'-) sister.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-09
JOTTINGS AnOUT TOWN.

Thomas Gallagher, an employee In the Duch-
iughnm llutr HCC IcutAy luIl through the .lyya.Jr
yesterday, AMI WAS killcu.
he Police Commissioners have ordered that
me force shall either war fu. 5laru, NAiskers AID
muust che or shave clean.
Comptroher Kelly arrived At his once early
vest rda> ana spent tr da, t,lul4arlLus himself wh
thr business ui tie druari ncut.
william l.. GriswOld, aged hfty years, Of 10
Wet lnry seventh street, fr IA CIV n i PaiA yc,
trri ahd drd IA the ChamOcTs street hospital isst
UNtui.g.
can't. NcCulnGh entered tho gambling house
et lnl ast ltrt'rnfh street }rttcrIay and arrested
James leHdlelVu, the proprietor, aul j. ". Douglas
% luOhOut
The President of the New Jersey Mutual Lifs
Insurance ulupauy dfn'c- iu unamhlgupus language
the uniHturu lt sufra anuut the transactions OF ma
cohphh q com cion "lth tue fcceul failure Ot tho
Continental Life InsuTsnce tompsuy
Fiity dollars Will he paid at this once Tor ths
return of g0ld media presented OI Uhc"r, U, ths
flh hilh Regiment 10 Col. Fuiitf. AohVIsG y, g."
H. dIAm0Dds IN eeulIe. .-Ade.