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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-07
JOTTINGS IBOUT TOWN,


Thomas Kennedy AssocAtlon's picnic. namii-
ton ltr", MAY ~.
.aa .,uN ha, received from the Trauellerr
GU ~ fJr charity.
The Lotos club entertained NJ. Ofenbach, the
composer, ln-i evening.
l.. L. Keefe was found dead in his bod, in the
Frankfort House, ,stcrlay,
Grand sacred concert In the Church Of ST. Az
nes, Lexington avenue, thls evening,
"a Resident" see tho Suparlntendent of
street lucu.traAces oihct Ia the Cly Hal.
Frcdorck h. Coudert's lecture In Chickering
lcr p '''''9' ''''''' 'V'''' '"u N'u'
The body Of a woman IS years Of ago was
found sletday IN The last rye Al Inc loot VI uouyo
The National Temperance Society will cello.
@ @bfale its eleventh anniversary IN stenNAJ Hal to-
next 10 receive GOV Ric. ani i,c i'o,'oa tad0s Vi
their return from the Centennial u.tuiAs
The Suh-Treasury belan Nesterda, y pay out
suns holders Of cuocos or drafts ON tnc office,
The bondsmcn of Mr. : wage. tho new Clerk
Of the Marine Court, are tu.,ne Kelly, thr banher.
and Thos aIaour President VI tAe Barbour Ak sum
nhg IuluplnI
wArd Mchcnncy were arrested last evening At 80
south Fitn aNrnue fog playing poker anu lolsel in
Temporary Injunction was granted yesterday
~ J1l5' h,Mt,n1r pv,ains d, ars +. .;iri,uHg lhe
agsr beer, "a several Bowcry gardens.
NJ. Aberonl, French chess player sailed for
a rnas. 9Gagns s @ n,s s SS iSS
for match to be played UY cable Tor tojJ.
Rooms in the Fernando wood building at lit
Administrator at 10000 year for lhreeyeau.
william Doody, boy, was caught by a rome,
while tne Golfer dam was beng launched at tho foot u
sS , ISG urea Ss, ss & sSSn sy Ss, and
The steamboat Plymouth Rock is on the great
balance dry dock a. the foot OF rEe street. East rlrer
Is to be extensively repaired al % I'D bsf ba
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GoVERNOR TTLDEN'S DREiM.
A Meeting of ~. rotcr and Mr. James Stokes
The sun that Shonc Upon au Edict.

"The other night" said Gov. Tilden, rs
he stood in an Academy box last evening, and
addressed the patrons Of the Young women =
Christian Association fair, "after the Chamber
OF Commerce dinner and conversation there
with the Rev. DIR. Hall. dreamed that was
with st. Peter Mr.. James stokes approached
the heavenly portal, and wishing to conclliate
Peter by mentioning the best thing ho had ever
done, ho said: Peter, gave Sljeoto the Young
Wumen's Christian Association. Peter answered,
That wa. "a mere surrender To the most charm
ing Of the whole order of mendicants. sec
no good in that. but anything more you do shall
be regularly uiI7Trrd in heavens ledger to Nour
credit \ short time ago | had the pleasure Of ap-
pointing n lady ou tho Bonrd Of Public Charities.
IL seems t. me a simple and a natural thing to
do but il had not been done before. awukc
tho next morning aud, far more a,tonishrd than
Byron after the publication Of 'tniidc HAROLD
found my self famous. TIM SIS shunc upon nay
edict aud the ErcnpO Pnst wn- my strong sup
port. received letters from several nuc young
gentlemcn. Ike William Cullen Bryant and
Charles O'tunror who told me tnut my NAME,
instead of being written un the ,hrd, and uu the
side of the shore nearest the sca was written in
the annals of Immortality. ! suppose Peter
would tell me, as now tell you, tNat not one
decd, but only the continuance in well doing,
will earn the blessed immortal crown
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A TORyiDO IN K1Nsis.
Its Approach Icrnidfd by the Crash Of Thun-
dcrnnd the Glare ofthc Lightning.


LEAvENwoRTH. Kan, May 6.-At half
past o'clock this morning this vicinity was
visited by one of the heaviest and most destruo-
tive wind storms ever known here. II had been
raining almost inceseantlv for 0O hours, and at
the time the Storm struck the town, rain was
sun iaiHnR In torrents. At an early hour in the
evening lightning began to play across the sky.
and the whole air seemed to be filed With elcc-
tricty, and all night long flashes and reports
followed zach other In such rapid Succession.
,ns, ,, vas almost an upbroken glare OF
lightning and roar OF thunder. AT twenty-sye
minutes past three o'clock, a dense black cloud
was seen in the western horizon, and few min
utes afterward sharp breeze came up from
the east. which continued not over n minute,
when there was dead calm, and the rain ceased
entirely.
Then began TO be heard a distant roaring OF
the coming tornado. In "A moment more the
as though everything above ground was doomed
to destruction. Just Hs the hurricane struck
the city came binding fash OF lightning fol-
lowed by crash OF thunder that made the cart II
tremble. This, with the terrific roaring OF the
wind-which cannot be lkened to anything but
itself-the creaking and groaning Of the from
bling buildings, tho crash OF falling walls and
hylng timbers, made an exhibition OF the FURY
Of toe elements which those who witnessed II
Will never desire to see repeated. The wind
down. IL moved with AN oscllating motion
from west to east, rebOunding like a bomb
shell, and scattering ruin in its pathway wher-
ever 1t struck the earth.
The loss to the city and county cannot be less
than $l5OO05, and may reach quarter Of a
million.
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no rms, nut NO BLOOD.
How tho IInppY Family In tho Custom House
Amuse Themselves, aud Others.

Deputy Collector Morris, the brother. in
law Of Secretary Fish, and Mr.. John A. Mcsor-
ley, a customs broker, got into a lively row In
the rotunda Of the Custom House yesterday
afternoon. Mr. Morris has the granting OF free
permits for non dutiable goods, and Mr.. Me-
Soley applied to him TO check an entry for some
regalia imported for tie Very Rev. j. Is.
kollar, President OF Loyola College, Bilti-
more. The afidavit Of the latter, that the
iegaa was intended for his personal use, ac-
conn aniod the papers. The Deputy Collector
told the broker that the oath was not correct
and that he would get IA priest to swear To any
thing. "Iou lie, and you know YOU lie," said
MIR. McSorey, and added that he considered IT
an outrage that Deputy Collector should make
such AN assertion. A large crowd of officials
and brokers' assembled around the dsputants
and were dispersed by the porler. Mr.. Morris
remained silent. Mr., McSUrley intends to com
plan to Collector Arthur ana Secretary lristow
lie contends that under the law, regailas, wnen
imported in good faith for the use II any So
cioty Incorporated for religious or literary pur-
poses, or any college or seminary, is Tree. IL ia
said that Deputy Collector Norris Is III constant
trouble with brokers.
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VINO running roUyG MENg
The Temperance Brotherhood's --latest At
tack Upon tho Bars.

In the trial OF the excise cases before the Po-
Ice, Commissioners in Brooklyn Friday breezy dis
cusson was had the Unique saloon, noted place
IN Fulton street kept oy Jake Cohen. The temper
agent four at he bar the afternoon Of
Sunday April 23 but could not say that they were
drinAi9g. lie WAS refused drink Oliver coter test.
n1d hot the place restaurant we,l as saoon
anc Mr. hcron said that such restaurants were OF IN
calculabie injury 10 yuung men. Commissioner Py
burn iuld rehGksd Sir. Merton, saying that il the
habit o. many persons 10 wash down their food vita ale
Laser. w1ae the custom said to healthy, aud
he Thought that the Temperance Brotherhoo should
hlON men who want ~ drlnk when they sunday
10 DO 80. Coun.enor Myer1urg very red IN the facr
exclaimed thAi n Mr. Morton salt that Cohen kept a
rer4nce brotherhood thlt was rulning young nel by
sending hcln around spes on SUNDAY isuad Of let
Was lls.ulssCd
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AONIKER EUNERIL.
A simple and solemn Ccrcmonv in the Mcr,-
Ing IIonse in Inthertord plnre.


ing House in Rutherford Plnre.
The funeral of Mary +. Hubbs, nn old
member Of the Society of Friends IN New York.
took place Yesterday from the Friends meeting
house IN Rutherford place. There was no dis
pIay OF flowers OF other enblems. Abont Thirty
men and women, some dressed In Quaker garb,
quietly assembled In the studiously plain church.
The church door was thrown wide open, and
whoever entered saw the open CONN confront
Ing him almost on tho threshold, and partially
oi..,.. ting the main aisle. So close was the
plain rosewood coGin TO the door that the after
noon sun shone down through tho trees and
glded the foot OF II, and the slight breeze steal
ing In from Rutherford Park stirred the whit o
gauze screen thrown over the face of the corpse.
The relatives sat m the front row of benches
room from the coAin. As each person came in
he or she bent owe. tho coffin and looked into
tho face OF the deg !.
men did not remove their hats All sat still,
with their backs TO the coffin, for twenty min
utes, and then Preacher liaines arose and spoke
Of the lesson that death was continually teach
Ing. After he sat down all was still for ten min
another pause, evidently Obcying "A signal the
undertakers put .he lid on the coffin and
screwed 1t down. Then three other men ap-
peared at the do r. aud, lifting the cOnn. car
ried 1t out, and put 1t In plain black hearso.
Meanwhile ever body in the church remained
immovable After the coffin had been carried
out, the mOurners arose, their friends shook
their hands, and then they locked arms and
walked out. and got into their carriage. min
ute or two afterward the other persons In the
church, after shaking hands and talking In low
tones also went out, some OF them getting into
carriages To follow the hearso to the grave, and
Others walking away hOmcward
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THE BILL-POSTING NUISANCE.
Eleven Police Captains nnd n Sergeant who
Did Not Defend the Cutters.

Police Captains Saunders Lowery. will
liams. Canrcy. Mcdonnell, Van Dusen, steers
Mccullough, Alalro Garland, and McElwain,
and Sergeant Kass, were tried yesterday for ne
glect OF duty, in falling to arrest the bill posters
who. on Tuesday night, defaced the cutters with
bills. Commissioner Erhardt conducted the
trials. Among the auditors were Commissioners
Wheeler and Nichols, Mayor wickhan, and little
johnny Davenport.
Tho captains admitted their fault. but plead
ed that they had made charges against tho
patrolmen who were ON duty when the bills
were posted. To this the Commissioner replied
that IL would bo impossible to try the l,0OD
policemen who were on duty that night, and
that the captains must be held responsible. At
the conclusion of each case. the Commissioner
read from the records each captains statement
~ his daily movements In April. Capt. Lowery
had devoted w hours and A. minutes to private
business. and but hours In the entire month to
patroliug In uniform. Capt. tanry had spent
l1 hours In his station, and not an hour on pa
troll iu his uniform. Capt Allairc had been AZ
home ~ hours. aud had patrullel hl- precinct in
uniform two hours His excuse that his house had
been attacked by burglars met with the reply
that he had better remove his family near to the
Central Once where thcy might be protected.
Capt. Williamss record showed that he bad
done no patrol duty In uniform and he tried %
show that lie could not properly do his duty by
the Commissioner would have no explanation.
Capt. Mcdonnell hnd not patrollcd his Precinct
In uniform, but had done many hours patrol
duty In citiIcns clothes. Capt. Van Duscn had
nine on patrol, and Capt. Steers had patrollcd
his precinct In uniform twenty minutes. capt
Garland had spent 3ii hours at home and at his
meals, and ~ hours In patrollng
The Commissioner admonshcd each captain
that in the future he must do more patrol duty
In uniform and spend less time at the station.
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srARKs FROM rnE rELraRArn.

Base ball In Cincinnati Lousyllles, l3 ; Cin-
cinnatis, 3.
The lOstOns beat the Mutuals at base ball, in
Boston, yesterday, u tUo.
j. Mcfarland, a well-known Washington cor
respondent, dled yesterday morning VI consumption.
Orrn :. Chase, n charcoal dealer, Of Troy.
thie@ himself on the track near the depotm lonkers
slanty Killed.
Robert McEyoy, who killed Capt. ]. ]. Gregg
az GranliYile, o. ON the 2pih ot April, wa tired at
AlAen Yesterday aud convicted Ot murder. lie N be
sentenced Monday.
IL T. said that the prorosed consolidation Of
the Boston, Cllnon and Fitchburg Railroad and lie
New Bedford Road VIII 20 into oneCt June 10. The
stock Of the latter viii be put II al 40, ana VI tue
former at 10.
>, Fall River manufacturers hold the paper OF
Harvey Arnold Co.. to the amount Of ah ut fllj,OOO
Instead Of $4,000 or $4,000, as previously reported.
Il IS so distributed among the mills No not ~ anect
them IN the least.
In tho Circuit Court al Omaha, Neb Justice
Miller rendered deci.iol In the case Of the United
states against the Burlington and Missouri Railroad In
NebIaska nNoylng me tille to 100000 acre. OF and
VI NV Toai tleIsI9 ana aIsuisslag Vie bll.
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PRICE THREE CENTS.
A JAIL FULL OF ASSASSlNS.
HTEEN MOLLY MIGUTRES VINO
ARE LThELY TO BE HANGED

Fresh Arrests Made Yes;erday-Thc Trial -
the Yost Niurdcrcrs Begun 10 PottS- ..
Excitement In the Mini"- 'uieS
PorTsvrLLE NJ, ms,.,
'' -asRuire murCorers began to-day. MIR.
FRANKLIN u. Gowon, President OF the Philadelphia
ana Reading Railroad, Is one Of counsel for prose-
outioD. Tho five prisoners were cool and col
iected until Detective Mcrarling took the witness
stand. lie assumed tho name James Nick emma.
col Into the Molly Mcguire Society, and became
an off or. The Wlkesbarre Coal and Iron Com
pany are said to have employed McParling. Tho
trial will occupy all next week.
To-day the Coal and Iron police arrested
eleven Molly Maguircs. principals and acccsso-
ries in numbering VIM. MaJorlat Mahonoy City.
Cover James at Shenandoah, and Thomas Sao-
gor and VIM. Wren at Raven Run. These crimes
were committed within year and a half past.
The prisoners are John Keboe, Michael Lawler,
Shenando oah Frank O'Neill, st. Clair; Patrick
Butler, Patrick Dolan, Michael o bryan, Frank
McHIgh, CHRISTOPHER tDonnelly, John Mohn.
John Gibbons, and Dennis Canning. The ar
rests created great cOmmotion, and many more
will follow. The Molly Maguires are terror
stricken. The detectives who are to testify have
been IN the society. aud nre now making arrests.
The whole OF the infernal working Of Molly Ma
gtiireism IL being shown up. There are now
eighteen members crowded In tho POttsvilla
jail. awaiting trial for murder.
The prisoners arrested to dly Will have near
ings on writs OF haOeas corpus on tuesday next {;
but the evidence is SO strong that they Will DO
held for trial.
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1HE NEW.CITY MARSHALS.
How our swnllow-Tniled Mayor Fulfilled lis
Promise 10 the Aldermen.

The crush in the AldeTmen's chamber
yesterday was extraordinary. Thirty-nye mar
shal- were To be nominated by Mayor Wichham,
twelve Of them to be Of his choice, and the re-
mnluder'to be nominated by the Aldermen Mr..
WlcAham surprised the Aldermen by sending In
tho names Of twelve. At Alderman Purroy's
suggestion a committee waited upon his Honor
to inquire why the other names were not sent
in as they had been Individuals proposed 10 i'm.
Mr.. Mickham replied that ho had no further
communications for the board that he had fol
lowed In the footsteps Of his predecessor by
sending In a portion Of the list. The Aldermen
felt that thcy had been snubbcd, and attempts
at an adjournment were made, but upon the
motion Of Alderman John r. Reilly the Alder
men confirmed the twelve proposed by the
Mayor The names of those chosen are VIM.
Hayes. VIM. Alt, Joseph T.. Kennedy, Daniel
Gillespie, Lawrence DelmOrc. Peter Washington
Salmon. Marvin II. Clark, Cornelius Farelly.
John sheridan, Edward Oettingcr, Joseph NJ.
IIill. John Nicholson.
The MAYORS SECRETARY, Col IIarrl on, says That
the ofice is Hooded with applications for city
marshal hius.
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FLlSHES FRoM rnE ocElN C.IBLEs

silver was quoted in London yesterday at
b33sd.
Tho college at Charleyillc, France, and IT'S
library have been destroyed by Are, The amount OF
damage Is $500 600.
The French Government has ordered all
Mayors VINO not mcmbcrs Of the Municipal Councils
to be removed from Uilce.
The mails and Part of the passengers OF the
steamship Goethe VIII be taken by the frsla, when
sais from Plymouth to-day tor Sew York.
The RusNki Mir SAYS that $1,000 rurcomans re-
Gently assembled at Mefv and determined to solicit
Afghan help Tor holy war against the Car u Russia
The ONcidl gazette at Rome authoTitatiyely
denies the reported conference between foreign dipO
mats aud several Cardinals which was stated TO have
taken place with the view OF ahce"taning the beat
means OF ending the CONFLICTS between lhs various
staiss Ard the Church
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some Good Boxing by Experts.

grand sparring and athletic entertainment
FOR the beaent Of Prof. j. r. Judd given at 1890
Broadway last evening The amusement began with
setto between johnny Saunders and John Lazlru,
which was loudly applauded. Next followed j. Glas
gov and Y. Davis. Some hard hits were given by Davis
and pleasantly taken by Glasgow. Larry Powers and
Billy Madden put on the gloves aud gave skiu dis
play of bONng, steve Taylor and Prof Miller also ap
pearcd each delivered blow after blow, IN quick sue
cc-siJn, and throughout IL was ecleutnc stru.gc.
Mike COburn and Patsy Hogan thea stepped forward
ana W re wei matcned The event of the evening wJs
the wind-np tctWsea Prot. Judd aud VIM. McC clan
Some good hits were exchanged Uncle William Toyee
Oilcatcd as mater VI ceremonies.
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the stock scattered Suner's toa store at Spring
end Washington, received like damage. Ihe
skylights were riddled and the gas liehis eX-
iinguished. All along West si.syi from Spiing
to Charlton. the dwellings nro bcreit Of their
window sashes. AT BIZ West street sash and
four largo pAhos Of elass were completely re-
moved, and the doors OF the saloon torn from
their hinges.
A complete account OF such damages Of course
could not be made last night. hut the losses in
this city, although small in the single Instances,
must have aggregated heavily The shock was
even felt at foDkers, US persons there telO-
Rraphed to Police Headquarters to ascertain the
cause Of the shock,
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The Application for nIcKee'. Pardon.

WAsIHNGrON, May G.-The application for the
pardon Of William Mckee was presented to the Prcsl.
yesterday anu to-day the petition and other peper9
ia The presented to the Attorney General BY
Mckees counsel. The application Is now before the
Attorney General not yet having been referred as Il
usual, 70 the United states Auorley at ST. Louis,
though TINS action VIII probably be taken without
delay. There have beOn no returns yet made IN re.
Onse to the reference to Mr. Dyer Of lhc petition for
the pardon OF Avery aud Mcguire, la nd tun TO tie
p,tliion from Mckee the Attorney -Genera has re-
ColYtd numerous letters nom private lnlNlduds lsh
IL 4Or the pardon OF Mckee,
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4 Disastrous F.iILURE.
Twelve Hundred Persons Thrown Ont Of
Work in Nnssnchusctts.

BosToS, May G.-Ilarvey Arnold I Co.. otx1he
Sorth Adams print works, have failed. They haH tin
poycd ee5 aud done annual business OF 81 'oo-
900, takirg the entire products Of nve other cotton
mills, so that six mills closed, These run over 1000
looms on print CLOTH ana 1,2oo employees are thrown
out OF work The toa, tabines are roughly estims ed
ut ~ 100000 Harvey Ann. o. lost heavily " the
crn, , o.. h. Vim, cotfan ana sun
plies on from nye to eight mouths' credit. uni the
time recently cut down to ten DAYS which caused
the failure, several Of the mill corporations of Fan
River affected by the failure. A great amount II
aLnrring II lkClI 10 result among the tratts US an
carly resu.nptlUn Of wOtK Is not anticipated.
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IN EXPLOSION IN 4 ramon.
4 GasGuer Fatally Injured The Dcstruc-
i've Enrrc Of the DeIonntiOm.

There was II smell of gas in The residence
~ Edward Jerome. 30 West Twentieth street.
yesterday morning. and Francis Mcmahon, "a gas
litter was engaged 10 stop the leak. lie went
10 work with lighted candle, applying the fame
60 the joint, Of gas pipe. lie entered the parlor
and an explosion occurred immediately, He
was thrown violently 10 the foor, his face,
hi, clothes were rhHrred The bay window at
the rear of the parlor was blown out entire, and
the plate .lass IN The front windows was shiyered
ard thrown into the street. The furniture was
Spoiled. and the carpets and other inhammahle
material caught fire, although bremen exlll,
guished the flames before much hcadWay had
been gained. The damage Is estimated at $1,000.
Police surgeon Satterlee says that Mcmahon
injury.
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the LATEsT ON WORLD NEWS.
Religious Freedom In spain Trouble Drcws
ing In The IL. .amn HrnXince..

MADRID, May 5.--The Congress to-day, by .
vote of 1873 to 12 rejected amendment to the reil
gious clause OF tho Constitution which proposed that
Dssentcrs should be restricted toprivatc worship. Tho
Minister Of Jusc, declared that Dsscnters would en-
JOY the same civil riglls as Catholics.
SAN SEBASTIAN. May b.-Thc Committee OF the Mu.
nicpalty have refused to allow the delegates sent to
Madrid TO negotlete with the Government relative to
thcJucfoS upon the basis proposed by PRIME Minister
CanOYas del Castillo that the Basque Provinces and
Ike
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Many friends of ex Police Justice Bowling
called at his residence yesterday but unable to
see him. He Was unconscious nearly all Of the ,.nc.
grd was threatened with paralysis Of the throat HIS
d. ath Is nlOneutarY looked Tor.
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An Heir to Fortune in bad Company.

william Harrington, whose fathers death put
hun In tho Possession OF part Of estate valued
at 100000 was examined in tue Tomos Police Court
yesterday upon charge Of RECEIVING stolen goods. On
Monday lst MRS Mc(uy OF eel West Thirteenth street.
was robbed OF valuable ewelry and IT, alleged that
TIE tlei svld some OF the property to harrington The
District Attorney OF Queens county appeared pchAlf
oi the oonlp liant and urged the commitment OF ar
ring lAa prisoners counsel demonstrated the In.
nOeenoe " his client. and Harrington ischar ed
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victims of the Mutual Benca, Bank.

Some OF the broken Mutual Benefit savings
Banks deposors have complained that the receiver has
large amount OF cash hand. realized by the SAFE OF
tho parAs securities ana yet ae gys ma sing dividend,
although promised for the 18Th Of last month.
The receiver admits that lac hes s5JJlO hand but he
Mll not say when Civaend will te made lie has MED
asislement 10 the Office Of the County Clerk showing
that his receipts have seen SiiOl3 ana buscmens
Slijo3. Some OF the trustees OF the bInk have 0een
Advancing money " needy depOsltors
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Forty persons will be received into the Second
Reformed Church OF Iarptown today aud fourteen
Baptized.
The Excise Commissioners OF Mount Vernon
talk 81 compelling the saloon Keepers to pay license
fee cf Slpo
David Austin, the convicted Gssailant OF Ncttie
NJ hY, as been tnAcn tl Sns rins BEL lr hc st1ttd
ne maze an attack with a bJttle aud club oa Deputy
SAcrH Craig.
The kingsbrdGo and Yonkers Railroad intend
losEtvN arouie nom KING hrdlct iuasers through
Iibitl7 valley, ia the rear nf thr buns AT SpuNttn
DuyNe thereby suor.cning the distance 10 AeN York.