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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09
JOrrINGs BOUT r0Wy.

John shulner fell dead in Ehrets brewery yes>
terday.
Commodore Yanderblts physicians thought
he was On y shsde weaker yesterday
The Greenback party Yesterday issued call
for state Convention ON sept 2d, In Albany.
r. u. Inness complains that only German
tunes play ia Central PARK on music days.
The Hell Gate potboats Amelia and Big
BonAnEs sailed race Of ten miles yesterday the Ame
ha Winnlnk.
Tho children OF ST. Francis Xayiers Home for
orphans will 20 on . free excursion TO RockAwly by
the Plymouth Roek this morning.
Senator John c. Jacobs has purchased Of
James Hustled the business Of supply ing the shipping
Of the New YORK harb0r With Croton water
President John I. Waring. OF the waring Hat
Minufscturing Company OF Yonkers, says that the
mills have been sold 10 city nrm for tsoO,6oo.
In Fleetwood Park, Yesterday, a trottine race
taa tan iaS IN sisa ss 1 ana ss U' 0u' ''1f0 '' ''''
Ten Of the nineteen milk dealers paroled by
Justice Flammer aud accused OF selling aduterated
mix, on complaint OF sanitary lnspeelo5 hre, ten.
dered Oal yesterday u the Essex NirArt llce NouIt
to appear for tral In the Court VI Geatra sessions
Harriet Miles was hired Rs waiter In Charles
Brandt's concert saloon Al ~ BO~ery Learning tha
character OF place che attempted to 20 away out
Esaa a. ws 's' iTrea 1T hight ana Locked 40 IA hs
EdTdgr street station
The Abram 3. Hewitt Association met last
evening AZ IGT third avenue. Mr.. neNttI expressed
thaAs or the forming an ASSOCIATION utIned after him
lt about unr he said, tAt man worship mould %
sS9Ttssen To- ras ami spcas Tor The worSiHgmss
should w made ~ Know that they arc not representa-
tyes
Yestsrdy tie hef f9llowns c5o,so Arrest, were
nsiS CNs 81 jane: James ,rssti % cS5.osssi o.ssr
parics Crouin 80 Roosevelt street Aosten Leoone.
se Rose stree! denIy sifnder. iS3 William street.
WulisD street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09
THE NEW STOCK BOARD.
Introducing Pacific Coast Mining shares into
Eastern speculation.

Introducing Pacinc Coast Mining shares into
Eastern hpecuiation.
= The new Mining Board in this city has
not selected place Of business, but expects to be
In operation before October. 1t was orgauized
four weeks ago In tho ON % OF Mr. VIM. W ard
tu Drexels building be being elected President;
Lawrence =. Bayne, Vice-PIesident; and Ii. /.
Hubbard, Secretary. Mr.. Ward was member
of the Petroleum and Mining Board, which ex-
pired nine years ago. He says that a new
board his become necessity, inasmuch as Pa
cine coast stocks have been largely dealt In ny
New York operators. Tho purchasing broker
mere charRes one per cent. commission, and Is
required to pay half per cont to the San Fran
rlsco broker through whom he buys. telegraph
hysT thng Gosts u eses way, sna; 10 additIon. the
en!lre purchase money. fortnight thee elapses
Petore he can receive hls certificates. Presum-
log That an operator bought lOU shares OF stock
e. tlVp' we one per cent. com mmlssOn would be
klO - al -luon 20 teleersphing. In the Mining
@ @DCaiu nuo roulnl'sloh VIII be only an eighth
Per cent ahu STOCK, being on hand, will he de.
uvered, Ike otner s'ock,. on the next day. 1be
stocks TO 10 dealt u VIII be miuing, petroleum,
quarry, and IN puiactuIiug the latter including
vas. Mr.. Ward reports 20 member, as hayin9
lDlned. The admission fee was at nrst SlOO buI
was raised 70 t26O, and. after 10 new members
creased. "
Tho stock Exchange has been meditatinz the
lnrOductiOn Of mining securities into ia 1,ny-
ethmrnt bond room, and LOOKS with disfavOr
upon tho new enterprise. 1t passed a resolu-
I.h Yesterday foTbiddlng any Of its Iuenbefs
91lninR. Many had already Joined. aud a con.
troyersy Is probable. OF the two hundred or
UNre mining securities on the San Francisco
t9ck nat the new board proposes admitting
2hy about hfty as sufficiently reput bic, Mr.
ara SAYS that board can DO formed II neUes.
naI}, without tho cooperation Of Stock EI-
S1se2s msmbers, and that II the Stock EI
$50 HNceA mining stocks on It's list, II VIII
Sss.ss q.eeuon whether the Mihing Board viii
%S u rAuWsy snd other shnss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09
DUYING a BUsB4ND.
Young Man Who Was willing to Wed II
the Girl Would GIVE him e2J.

slender young woman slipped into
Justice Rileys private of1oe la BROOKLYN, yea
terday morning and said that she lived In Wal
worth street with a lady who objected to
having James Malone. her best gentlem an
friend. see her at the basement door, because
he soiled the hagstones with tobacco juice.
The night before James stayed with her until
eleven o'clock ana yesterday morning the lad y
turned her out OF the house. The lady owed
her $40, and abe wished to have the Justice tell
her now TO get II. He told her to make a COM
plant, but she said thst she wished the money
al once for q Particular reason, which was a
secret. The secret that she finally I'm parted to
tue Justice on bis promise not to tell was that
sue was very anxious TO marry James Malone,
and she couldn't do IL without the $40. The
Justice was puzzled until the girl handed him a
crumped DIT OF paper, on which was written
the following:
I viii marry johanna phalen three months from the
above Gate II she gtyes me t2S. JAAKs MALONE.
I'VE were looking ut the fireworks At Fort
Greene, Judge" the girl ADDED, on toe Fourth
Of July. Jimmy says, says he, johanna, would
like TO marry you, but I'm hard up. IL you
make II worth while tor me to get msrried, II
you will give me, say e23. viii promise to m srry
you said I'd give MIN the money, and " he n
we got home that night Jimmy out what he hsd
said In writing. ! nave saved all | can, Judge,
aud have given Jimmy so, and want Is IN ore
to give him" The Judge gave her his only ad :
vice. 70 make her complaint In suit for wages,
which she did
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09
The second Of yesterdays dispatches reads a.
foliOws:
sIcoR RoBESoN'S REyENGE.
low . navy CGieer "a. served for Telling
,de ruin.

WAsEGNGToN, sept Sin the sworn tea
umtuy ol capt I. ;. Fil-Orown L. 5. N, be-
ioio tie House Naval Committee, 10 this:
know Tat tac Secretary ~ the say, sent for me on
anu 'kci wat AuVAnt Of moufy hAd been spent by
tie iercau ~ kq-pm. VI ana RecrG tinz arrosd
ally. ioli nill ab ut s2opVtu t26O 900 pcshais
ilr tl "a a-.cd me The sNr the funds belonging .
iihotFaf about $50 oco or $500 ooo possiby snd he
tfc ray - "a navj $50 0D from the approp Ai0a
for equipment. A short tiUe aft.r this conversatOn
fh ty = cretAry uf The favf, met the hlef Clerk
81 ne Bureau of Construction, ana ne ASKED me II
hs! seSn i1e cfstar, u ihe Nss' today. AMI s-d
lsf he sald Did he sei 81! thng from you p Ssii
inf get anJthi1g from your bureau p He sad.
g. Ncs tif5vO" asksd. Where did 10 go to- Snaf
j % fufy lie sad ne aid not know nut it was trsns
fert- irJa bis 0fhcc 20 TIE pay OF tre Iayy. II
Wa currently reported a. the same tine tnit the
Secretary had also taA.n money from TIE Bureau VI
gneeriEg. afterWarl n.ard tnst all thi. money hsd
been SCOT to Jay Cooke, McCuliOlh co. They we're
slA.!,' 10 use he expression heard.
H. Is needless to say that, as soon a. this testi-
mony appeared In print, Capt. Fiebrown was
summarily detached from the command Of { be
Powhatsn, where ne bad been but few weeks.
lie j. on furlouah, a connection OF tx Speaker
Blaine haytug sen orler red succeed him.
IL - &c economic IN this same :" pay of the
navy That secretary ItobesOn has placed over
rye hundred naval officers ON furloue1. Mean
time. as election Draws near, the navy yards are
being nlled With votsrs, though there can be lit
tie " Isthing for them TO do.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09
CHAMBERLAIN,s KINGDOM.
Euca mpments of Repeaters TO be Established
tnder Guard of Federal Troops.

CHARLEsTON, :. O., Sept. 4.-Some inter-
estlng Information has leaked out resrectng
tie disposition Of United States troops. which IL
ayers. The intention, 1t appears, is to quarter
these troobS in every county around one or
two only Of the principal polling precincts, aud
at these the neoloes are to be voted. They are
TO be gathered up from all parts OF the country
for several day, IN advance OF tho election, and
massed In the vicinity OF the military polls until
they are neeied, when, under the wings OF the
spread essie, they will be allowed to vote for
Hayes and Wheeler as often as they please. No
notice has yet been served on the unfortunate
colored brethren who want to vote the Ttlden
ticket hs TO the manner In which they are to be
protected in exercising their free suffrage ac-
coroins to the political filth which Is In them.
Ihis latter class of people are daily subjected
to the ucst atroCious outraees. which, II pcrpe-
tratsd uron Republican negroes, would RAISE a
Pen,ral howl Of Indignation. A stout negro, on
saturday night, "burrahed for Hamptonl" Im-
WCdiately, n Nepublican policeman's club was
brought down upon his head. lie wrested the
cluo from the hand Of the officer, who was pres
emily reinforced by several others, and beat
three OF hts assailants pretty badly. At last,
oNerpowered by numbers he was tied, put upon
a spring cart, and carried to the station house,
where he has remained all day sunday.
Another feature has been noticed IN the whip
per case. The Constitution requires the Judges
to be elected BY JOINT ballot of both Houses
Of the Legislature. At the eiection of Moses and
Nhipper the Houses met In joint session, and
the vote was taken riud rOce. The Joint ASSEM-
DIV Codld not dispense With the Constitutional
requirement Of ballot, aud thus the so-called
e cction was clearly unconstitutional. There
have been no further legal developments IN tue
case, and judge Reid has been quietly exsr.
ctsing tho functions Cf bis ONCE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09
UOBOkEN ~ a BLAZE.
Genuine Enthusinsm for Our Jucle samuel
and National Reform.

Two thousand Germans crowuru H.!@
Cottage Garden. Hoboken. last night. to ratify
the nomination Of Tilien and Hendricks. Tho
garden was In blaze. 1ri-coiored lantern /.
hung In festoons from the tall elm trees, rockets
glared from the streets, colored lights shed bril-
llancy on the scene, and howitzer shook the
rly. At o'clock a monster 1ilden and Hen
dricks banner was run across Ferry street. it is
the largest banner in the State, being forty feet
in length, and bears excellent portraits Of the
st. LOUIS nominees.
President Tine OF the German Tilien and
Hendricks Reform CLUB Introduced the Hon.
Osw Id Otendorer. who was received with
deaiening applause. The speaker delivered an
eloquent speech In German. reviewing the
career OF the Presidential candidates. He de.
clared IN Gov Hayes was a weak man, no
had accomplished nothipg either as Con-
gresham or as Governor. On toe other hand,
In the brief public life Of Gov lilden, he had
proved himself a sincere friend ~ the TAX
payer, and the embodiment OF retrenchment
and reform, The speaker pointed to Mr. Tilden
ns the sleuth hound who had broken up the
Tweed and canal rinss, to the fact that as Gov
taxpayers, and presented this fact to prove that
be was the man TO retrench the expenditures OF
the Federal Government. and stop the waste
The Hon. Rudolph +. Rabe delivered a rousing
speech. He showed the fallScy Of reform prom
lsed by the Cincinnati plat ofm by pointing to
the failure OF the senate In convictinz Belknap,
OF the sturdy opposition Of the Senate to the
reduction uf tho appropriations proposed by q
Democratic House, and the confirmation OF
Clapp, the accused Government printer. The
speaker SAID that Nj iDisters TO the foreign courts
were dis race. They sent one man to the o
Court Of st. James who knew moro of draw
succeeded by another who has become a laugh
ing stock TO the world by his daobling In sprit-
uslism:" Mr Rabe closed hts spesch amid cheers.
he Hon. wm ID. DAILY and Cnas. Spielman, !,
ESQ, delivered addresses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09
THE MINNESOTA BAxK ROBBERS.
-Four Hundred Men In Pursuit-The Thieves
OVertakeu and Again Escape.

ST. PAUL, Sept s.-Fourteen citizens who
were in pursuit OF the Northaeld robbers over
took them lste on Thursday night In a rayine, a
short distince from Shieldsvie. Shots were
exchanged. aud one Of the robbers horses was
killed /; but the robbers turned to make axht,
and the citizens, who were poorly arm ed dared
not dash into them. Tue robbers, mounting
their dlsmOunted comrade, took TO the WOO. ..
and were again lost sight OF. They were last
heard OF at Wateryiiie lake at 2 O'Clock this
afternoon, going south, toward Okaman.
There are about four hundred men In pursuit
Of them, one band Of forty being less than one
hour behind them, and II is believed tneY will
tie Oyertaken before morning.
The general im preston Is that the robbers are
members OF the famous Younger and James
gang.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09
THE CENTENNIAL DOG SNOW.
Some of the Prizes Awarded Yesterday by the
Judges Dogs.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. s.-This evening
the dog show closed, and q numb Of the ami
mails were removed by their exhibitors. During
the day the judges on dogs were mainly occu-
pied In reviewing the work Of the previous days.
The following are some OF the prizes lwardeds
The Forest and Stream prize to Ailleen owned
by Frank Roam the prize for dacbshunds TO DR..
L. ii. Iwaddelfs Cnser Fritz the Iluf Field
and Farm prize for foxhounds to j. Shaner's
Dandy and Chip; C. l.. Westcotts prize to J. Il.
Longs Juno John kriders prZe to j. AyTes's
Glen Capt. A. II. Clay's prze u Bess: the Chi-
cdgo Ffeld prize to Rufus %. The Pniladelphia
to Paris, owned 10y l.. IL. Smith OF strAthroy,
Ont, Canada. The cup for the best imported
English setter, over one and under two years
old, was awarded to L. II. Smiths Llewellln.
The Detroit Gun Club cup was awarded to Juno,
owned by J. L. Long Of Detroit. he Philadel-
phia sportsmen's cup for pointers was awarded
10 q. A. S.ronR's Pete.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09
MINERS ITTACkE ED.
ffheep Black HiIls Indian Mnrsuders Drive en-
from Indian Creek.

CHEYENNE, Wy. T., Sept s.-Mr. Ingra-
ham, who came into Rawhide Springs, the pres
ent terminus OF the Black Hills telegraph line.
reports that on sunday last ffteen Indians at
tackled bis party on Indian Creek, and two men
named Canon and keArns Of Golden City, Col
orado we're killed. defensive position was
maintained by the whites until ten Of the In
dians were killed or wounded, when the rect
abandoned the field. Mason's outht coming up
then assisted In tue burial Of the dead.
small parties Of Indians have been seen In the
vicinity Of the telegraph camp for several days
past, all moving southwHrd.
The body OF Henry sinnon, teamster, who
left sydney, Neb.. ast May for Custer. and who
has since been missing, was found Yesterday
hidden In stack OF hay near the sidney cross
ing Of the Platte river.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09
Il MURDERED HUSBAND.
Thrown from n Window and Killed BY n Fall
O. the Pavement.

Coroner Cannon OF Jersey City last night con-
cluded the Inquest in the Of Thomas McGrsth,
who vss thrown from the fourth story window OF hs
residence in Montgomery street after quarrel with
his wife Bridget, two weeks ago. Mrs hoGrath ap.
psared on the witness stand with fractured arm IN
sing. bruised face, ana complaining Of dislocae ed
shoulder she gave long history Of the TasodY de-
elarng that che was treated BY her husband brutal
manner. and that after the assault he into the
front 2 ON. Sh professed entire ignorance to how
he fen from the window. or as to how his skull
crushed apparently with the blood stained carblne
found IN the apartments. She also denied being
icated; The jury returned verdict thlt McGreth
wac killed BY fa from the fourth story and that bis
wife admits that he could NO out the window IN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09

Katy Tracy, when Ave years old. ran awsS
from her home IN Brooklyn, and was adopted by tho
Shaker community at White Water Village. Ohio She
is woman. and she writes to the Postmaster Of
tis city for inform alton about her parents John and
Katy Tracy. whom she has heard from. a.
sne has fortune to share with them The Posm ster
that he often letters from inqur
ing Tor lost restyes. correspondent recently wrote
that be sbsndoneds poor aud innrm widowed mother
In this city. the gold fever of lS4p, aud settled IN
mining camp IN California, where he has amassed
fortune. de was anxious to learn her whereabouts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09
The Emma Mine sold.

SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. s.-rhe Emma mine
sold TO-DAY by the United States Marshal 20 satisfy
judgment obtained IN the Third District Court by the
New York Loan and Indemnity Company and T. W .
PARK against the Emma silver Miuing Company. lin
iied. II was purchased by Charles q Lincoln for
siA lai "a After the time allowed for redemption
has elapsed, work will prObablY be resumed by l. ".
Park The purchlse ty Mr., Lincoln being on behalf OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09
CONNECIICUT DAY.
A Brilliant Review that Gov. 1nacrsoIi was
Una BILE 20 see.

PHILADLLPHTA, Sept s-Ihe special out.
door features OF Connecticus Centennial celebration,
which deferred from yesterday account OF the
Storm attracted large number OF visitors to ths Ell.
hibi ion to-day the admissions up 10 O'Clock number.
ing 45Q 900. The review OF the Connecticut HrigAte
at Camp Putnam by COY lnGersoll was 10 hsye been
among the attractions u the Gay.
Ato o'clock the Sonnecton! troops ltft the grounds
for Fort Putnam. The eodiery nesing amt excellent
discipline OF the men ecitei many encomiums upor
their military efficiency and frequent bursts II aDpause
from the crONd DIS of peope who hronRed the liue ~
march within the grounds. Tomorrow morning at 5
O'Clock tho troops will break camp and at oclOCk
viii leave for home via New York city. Gov IngersO
WAS absent, owing 10 physical indispositi0n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09
A Bia Military Display To-day.

The Connecticut National Guard, encamped
OF Philadelphia for week TO pass through this cy
to-day on the way home arriving about noon. They
consist OF the First. Second Third and Fourth Reg-
mens and battery Of artillery. al under command OF
ocn. Vim. H. Smith. They 10 BE- received by tho
Fnth, Ninth Tselfth. ana Twenty second Regiments
Of THIS city. the First and Ninth smonts Of New
tey aDd the IVcnty y.tnird Brooklyn, comm lnded Dv
BITS. Ger WIN {, ward. The hue of march viii be up
canal street ana Broadway to the paz In seventeenth
street Where there vii be review Dy the Msyor The
1onnecticut troops will then he escorted 10 the foot Of
East Twenty. third street where they VIII embark
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09

The house Of the Rev David =. Suiphen, the
pastor Of the Reformed Church OF New Utrecht. L. l.,
rohb, on Sunday evening. This and a number Of
attempts At burglary IN the town led to the organiza-
uon of vigilance committee, composed Of young men
who were sworn A eohstabes and aiosed 20 carry
arms A night patrol was oiganized and on THURSDAY
morning two II the Young m ON guard saw TWO hur.
glars King on the Htoop - w CrOpseys tore TneY
fired shots at the thieves The latter ran down tue
street. jumped into wagon driven b. third IN ana
escaped. There were blood spots the stOOp, which
lead 10 the belief that the ots toOk effect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09
rh. New Jersey Contr.rs Finances.

A meeting OF the Executive Committee OF the
New jersey CeDras directors was held at llo Liberty
street Precedent johnson. Chancellor Williamson
r. c Knight were among those who attended. Edward
e. knight and Henry Lewis both OF PhadelPma, were
cleo ed directors to MI vacancies. Mr. johnson was
subsequently Asked aaout the Eumors relating to
embarrassmenis OF the company He said that the
company had not effected moftRage on the Long
Bra1ch road for 100000 nor solo ts bonds at ATTY
the dollar but he declined to say anything
to pr posed loan Of 5000 600 lie fau " In the
meeting began and are now perfectng the hnanclal
affairs Of the company and that Is all AIN prepared TO
say at present sm going TO remain Presueut of tue
company, and It's prospects are very good"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09
TIE LATEST FROM GEN. CROOK.
Giving up the Chase nflcr sitting Bull and
Marching for tho Black Hills.
WAsHINGToN Sept s.-The following
has been received at the War Department:

has been received at the War Department:
CHICAGO, III Sept. 8, 1879.
Cen. W. T. Sherman, WdshlHgl ~ D. e.!
Gen. Crook communicates with NE from the head
quarter, OF Hart river OF Sept g. that the
trail he followed hsd scattered until II could not be
pursu any further Ht he has proyious for ten
da't anu viii s.rike 10 AT Forester city ~ tue Bstk
HIS, Shere he wants snppics senI him am utlle
he did NOT back on his old tra 10 his old camp
where II ,eenl- Al orders and directions the hut
uuR Ot portion OF lls command have been kept
inttssd Of heNtug been sem mm Tais deranRes and
e,nbsrrasses the arranSements already made for Gen
modncstiVns as Will stu carry OUT the original pro-
Eramme.
Twelve Indians came In yesterday TO cheyenne
agency 10 for terms for hosties They were di..
the hostiles that they could come IN these terms
Tue Indications here and NJ Standing Rock are that
there WlA sOoa Nv large surrender.
T. n. SHERIDAN, Lieut.. General.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09
The Profits Of tho Excursion Business.

The steamer Plymouth Rock will make an ex-
cursion to west Point and Newourgh sun day. and
her officers will go out Of commission Mon
dsy. From May 2S TO Aug l2, inclusive. che made two
trips day TO Rockaway, and after the latter date maze
one trip day. She carried average of 1000 pasen
gers daily or grand total of 208oH ana the to al
ceipts for the season reached tlo3UO0 from fares sn4
from the restaurant ice ere am saloon beer sand
lunch counter Ac., over t53, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09
Well Planned bur Badly Managed.

John Brady, franklin White, Thomas Reilly,
ana John cullen were committed yesterday by Justice
DunJ on an accusation OF attempting TO steal the
money box from the Twenty eighth street oce Of the
New YORK Transfer Company. Brady is driver en-.
ployed oy the company, iie tmugged White on his
ruck INTO the stables adjoining the otce, Then he
uced the ~atohmen uut by Offering 70 buy drlnKs.
hhie was seen 10y lin en-, another Natchmau, erlnR
the ON e and trlng 10 toe box from ts faHteu,
tngs. White quit hurrledy upon beng discovered
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09

Mr.. Fowler, the suspended Brooklyn oficiai,
said yesterday that he should take no advantage OF any
technicslity In his defence and Wiling trust u
to fair Jury ts merits. He expects TO regain his
seat IN the board and Gen Pryor. his counsel ter
day In Antie patton Of this served on the Corporation
Counsel notice OF appes IRON Judge BArnards ds-
cision nAnaamusing him to complete the HempsteAd
reservoir.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09

Mr.. Beecber has chosen Lyman Abbott, one Oh
the faithful spostles Of Beechers to be his
ciste editor in the Christian Union. Mr. Abbott was
OF useful assistants In the choice OF
isers to Mr Beechers packed council, and OF Incsicu
liable value 10 that assembly convincing the Western
and country nisters thai Mr.. Bcecher pure. lie
alden DR. Henry storrs In capturing the New York and
Brooklyn ConRregat Minister Association, and
pored over the Betcher trial volumes to MAKE up .
pamphlet on the uncontTadicted testimony IN The
Beecher caso.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-09

salsthiel Ellis has sued the Howe Sewing Ma.
chine Company, In the Court OF Common Pleas He
says that III 1872 he to make statue of
Elias Howe for $4,000. lie delivered 1t 10. Them in
1873 In the prosress OF the work they paid account
Is 700. The company IN their answer. that they
made no agreement to pay any particular amount that
the statue was poor In design and workmanship and
tnat they vanced 10 money sud material tlOvJo
Tae statue u IN the Phiadel phIa show.