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ruins did not lack for an instant until the men
were at last got togctl -, and all accounted for
except tho four injured.
Meantime the Gro rncd siil ncrceiy until
stopped on the Crosby strsct side Lv fLs tn@s,
siVe walls OF n Eve. ~ baiidinQ at Grand
street, occupied By Kauf Bros & Bondy. IL
which enE asn EtooS wss, ws o. ,h'
PRICK bulldinge at ls5 and III Grand street
lhese calIht from the rear at the roof, and
were destroyed before the flames were checked.
ihey were occupied bv ferrgan & Smiths
lAttullo House; II. Never 4 Co, dress trim
min4s; j. Brzezinski, patent muns. SCHNEIDER
y son wel-ouilt structure at broadway and
t' and street stopped the. westward spread OF
thc hre as kauf Bros & Dondy's had done on
Ine cast Pc main volume of fire on broadway
WAS creyked by the south wall OF 49, owned by
ADAMS Bendix aided by the immense quautf-
W OF water thrown upon the mass by the FIRE.
men. At III o'clock the IRE was thought to lie
under control, but large force Of frcmen was
Kept on duty.
Messrs. Smith & Co.. silk merchants. occupv-
Ing the third floor Of Crosby street whore i.st
nights fire broke out discovered a few weeks
s, seo ,nnt some 3i their clerks were committing
lorgerles ON Friday last Detective Stilwcll ar
rested william klngslakc ono OF the clerks, ana
9n MS person was found forged check for $50
IL was rumored that some person in the store,
strUy the books.
Tho portion OF the block footing on broadway
"a historic Thero the celebrated Excelsior
brlgaus that under Gen. Il. sickles, 40 famous,
recruited. In It's centre was the famous Az
thc concert saloon In which Mr Robert Butle
nrst introduced waiter girls. Tho celebrated
NhilstY Mlnatrels also performed in the block.
Az midnight the partially smothercd flames
burst up again In the buildings at l52 and 45t
broadway portion Of the southern wall OF tho
former toppled over. and at Que o'clock the in
teriors OF both buildings were ailame from eel.
lnr 10 the hig est story. The Continental Hotel
was also aOlazo In several parts, and many
streams OF waller were Kept constantly ulaving
Lindsay Williamson, % youn- fireman Of 20 en-
glne, Is also among the Killed.
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DEFRAUDING THE RETENUE.
How Costly Carpets and Furniture are Inn
ported Free of Duty.

poIitu trce OF Duty.
WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-Assistant secre-
tary q the Treasury Conant has Invited the
attention OF the Chairman Of the Senate Com
mittee on Finance to the laws now In force gov
erning the importation OF household effects Of
persons arriving in this country. The value Of
such effects imported by one person or family at
one time could not exceed tJOO.
This restriction as to value, the Attorney
General has decided, was abolished by the act
OF 1872, and reproduced In tho Revised Statutes,
which provides for the free entry OF household
effects, In use hy families from foreign countries,
II used abroad by them not less than one year,
ana not Intended for any other person or
persons, AMI not for sale. Under the present
practlce such effects are exempt from duty
without any Limitation as to value, and, In con-
sequance, the importations are considerable.
IL "a officially stated, by officers OF the Customs,
tuAt thc lnulNlduil members ~ some OF our im-
portant hrms, alternate with each other as
agents, In Europe, and, after a year or two OF
absence return with large quantity of furni-
and only nominally used there before exporta-
Ton. When the turn Of each comes TO 20 to
Europe, he sells OF his furniture for all, or
nearly all that IL cost originally. to re-
turn again with another lot, 10 be on
tered free. Having mansion to furnish aud
wafdrohes TO purchase, IL Is cheaper to make a
European tour and TO purchase there than TO
bu] OF our importers and manufacturers. The
quantity Of personal effects, such as house
hold furniture, coming TO this port seems to
stood thAt tourists take TEMPORARY rooms in
France, purchase carpets to ht the rooms OF
Their American residences, and lay them on the
noors OF their temporary rooms, in some cases,
fourOr i've feet deep, aud otherwise oil the room
with costly furniture. Thus they can safely
swear that the furniture has been Ia use for
twelve months. | have seen nine trunks for
one passenger nlled with bed linens. Ii was
recommended by the Assistant Secretary that
the value of such importations shall be limited
by law 70 500, or some other reasonable sum.
Mr. sherman has, with a view to protect the
royenue, reported bill TO the Senate.
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INTERESTING VIEWS FROM 9UBA.
New Political Party Increase OF Toxntior
burning and Skirmishinr.

Turning and Skirmishinr.
HAVANA, Feb. IA new political party
Is being formed hero under the name oil" II
Elemcnto Joven." Its object appears TO be the
attainment OF autonomy for the island under
the Spanish nag and with an organization
adapted to the protection Of the interests OF the
more moderate classes OF the old Spanish I"
population. As yet this party has not made any
public manifestation, but the Government pa
pers have noticed It's existence.
The city taxes are to be Increased .N'- ----
.'o, ros Sccn'.. .n@ - .Sese are the basis on
which all the other direct taxes are calculated,
tho augmentation will thus Indirectly be made
on all. It seems hardly possible that such n
measure will be carried out az IL ia in Garrant
contradiction Of tho declarations OF Cen
Joyellar so lately made, that IL present taxes
any further resources. But soino people say
that this increase must be made, as the city
e.vils and dangers arising from such a state Of
things az this moment are pretty evident.
,,bne no destruction Of proprty by Are still con
drande, the streets were Illuminated by the
glare OF several fires in different directions In
the neiRhborhood.
AT Cicnfuegos the population has had another
alarm. The cannon Of Fort Zaragora called the
troops and volunteers 90 arms, and the Governor
puDhsheu an order praisng them for the readi-
ness with which all presented themselves at
their respective posts.
The papers to-day bring details Of a nght at
laIa, near ltemedios, where the Spaniards claim
70 nave repuleed the insurgents twice, killing
slx si. men aud -FOUR horses and probably wound
in2 many mere. There were several cane fields
wounded. "
Az Holguin the enemy attacked and burned
on tne Zlst ult. the village and fort Of Yarenl-
quen, which the Governor says was traitorously
sufrendered by the garrison. On the 25th 800
Insurgents attacked Yaoazon but, were re pulsed
by the spanish forts. The rebels were pursued
and lost fifteen men killed. The spaniards lost
ten killed and eighteen wounded.
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HEWARK'S BURGLARS.
How Two OF Them werc Detected and How
One Slipped AWAY.

On Monday night several stores In
Newark were entered by burglars and drugs,
cigars, and tools were stolen. Yesterday some
Of the goods were found secreted In an unoccu-
pied house, opposite the South Broad street
terminus Of the Bloomfield Railroad. In the
evening Detective McManus and another
omcer hid themselves to await the burg
Iengtn heard two men stealthiy ap
RIoachlng tre room were they were hiding
Inc ohcers made grab at them, and after a
desperate struggle, James Coyns OF sherman
street was arrested. His companlon oluied the
grasp OF NcManus and ran through the door
anu across the open country followed by the de-
tectiye The latter hred several shots, one OF
which must have hit the man, for he fell down
on receiving II, but quickly got up and was of
again. ihally escaping In the darkness. He fired
one shot In return at his pursuer without effect
a loaded pistol was found In The possession Of
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a Letter-Carrier'. Robberie..

Morris p. Blsslnsky, young man who has
been aeier carrier for about two years serving
Of the time from station f. was committed by Com.
missioner Shields yesterday on charge OF robbing
the mails. Special Agent sharctt Of the Post
oaice Department, assisted by other Post ONCE
oihclAls, mas spent several weeks IN detecting
the fobuerlee. The fragments OF probably a thou
sand iet.ers, mostly uastamped by postmarks. we're
iouhu IN MS room AT ms boarding house. and Mr. Shar.
Tet anu asslssnts ace trying TO put them together
mat they may 90 far as possible, be forwarded Among
the valuhblcs nshed out Of the debris are Nancy A.
hsrits ensek s2l ~ payable TO- A. stewart Coz
cernchte OF deposit o. 800 In the Traders Bank
the credit VI Annie s. Watson, enclosed to o. K Olen
money order from station A, payable IN Philadelphia
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Protecting iAfo and Properly on shipboard.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-The House Committee
on Commerce to-day further considered the bin for the
better protection Of life and property on steamboats,
and sailing vessels introduced by Mr. saylor
OF ONO. The committee has made amendments
requiring sailing vessels keep on their course when
approaching steamboat for foreign vessels use our
ssnsh and Isnb when entering American
instead Of every ave minutes ana Tor sailing
Nesseh 10 conspicuontly display the lights required
whether under sail or anchored amid stream. To-
day IL was agreed thar the thickness ~ boiler
IRON Tor tea-gOing vessels should be Increased
from thirtyone hundredths to- i've slIteenths of
an inch, aal TO twentysiI one for river
steamboats, to reduce the cost of certificates required
and granted 20 officers Of steam vessels OF the rst
class from $40 to tS, Of the second class from
~ 70 ~ Miro gycerine is excluded from all passen
ser vessels and coal o for Illuminating purposes
on passenger steamers,
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TaH Sun has received 81 from "alls" fc

THH Sun has received 81 from "tIl3" for Afu.
Canary
body was recovered at Piar 62, North river,
yesterday supposed u be- that Of John MOrrt baLSh
er OF the steamship Republic.
Ia the trial Of the Tweed SG,OO0, 900 suit, the
witnesses examined yesterday were pchArd A. ktorA
stephen e. L}nos aud Andrew j. GATVeJ.
The 81. Valentine Kettledrum for tho SaInaF1.
tan Home for the Aged atO be opened IA the
Brosdway aud lhrD hfth street on saturday and ooa-
tuued on Monday.
The floors In the cashiers of1co Of the Custom
House taken up yesterday In the search for he
missing 5000 yold certificate, which II WAs th a. hl
rat might have carried on
In the Exchange Salesroom yesterday, r. v.
HAfnett sold she rights franchises and other
OF NE New YORK Clty Central Underground RLIrOs1
70 oTlgep NApdenburE9 And Others Tor t30.00Q
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GOING TO ALBANY.
Germans Dema ndina that the Com mmi ssl oners
OF EdnehLion shnIl be Elective.

The Board Of Education at Its last meeting
settled me question Of making instruction In German
and French part Of the public school course by adopt
ing resolution combining Instruction TO the gh.
es three grades OF the grammar schools They are also
msde special studies and special teachers are to be en-.
poyed hnd paid a the rate OF t75 per hour for each
pupil No pupil Is TO be pernittedt TO recite In those
branches oNener than four times week, recitation
to eIeeed 1we1'y,nye minutes in length. ana pupil
the same time This substitute for the regular report
OF the committee ~ whom the matter referred was
adopted, only nYe tOmHlssiOners dissenting. IL
created much dssatisf ction among the Gerans, and
Hn iHslsnatloh M was called for last night.
Less than twenty Germans attended the meeting
none Of thespeakers advertised there Mr. Jacob
schnlz PRESIDED. Afler much desultory debate
resolved int committee Of ave be appointed by the
Chair 70 20 TO Albany and urge the Legislature to
amend the school act 10 to make the
OF Education elective by the people.
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TIL. Freedman. BanL Iuyes,,Qa,,op.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-The committee on the
Freedmans Bank to-day continued the examination Of
Mr. Alvord, tbs second President OF tho Institution.
He was unable to explain whether the Howard Univer.
siy borrowed $4,000 upon the land or buildings,
aud knew nothing about the reasons for
ioanins the funds Unfortunately. The schedule
OF loans as published In tho report Of the Commission
Ye was gone over but he was not abo to give sGtsfac
tory reasons Tor endnE large sums upop and
NO!tneas security. This was especially Of large
and frequent loans 20 Contractof J. W. yandcnbure
anu 10 tAs day he had never been bic md
was permitted TO help himself TO the funds deposited Dy
the poor freedMen tAe committee elicted enough to
th0" that the Finance Board syst maticay managed
70 ROB the bank ana with an audacty too which max
us SAIe-buTGlaly conspiracy minor Transaction.
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wAsAINGroN, Feb. s.-The memorial Of the
New iork Board Of Tr de presented yesterday IN the
Senate, has 0cen printed. II elclts much comment,
being against the resumption OF specie payments
at the time fHed by law, namely, Jan. l.,
isie Tns memorial advances views similar TO
those expressed ny senator Ferry Of Michigan and
Others VINO VITA hin declared that the n1ing Of
dny, absolutely for the resumption OF specie pay.
menh lnsieAl OF awaiting the operation Of natural
AVS must acfaAce TIE prco OF g'ld the day APP
prpach, thus depressing the Industries Of cOu
try ami that other no must be- aopted for viyin
nAed value To- the uanof currency before IL would
be safs 10 attempt the resumption VI specie payments
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A New Jersey Murder Trial.

In the Warren county, n. j., Court OF Oyer
ard Tcrmner in Belv.dere lcsierday. Chief Justice
Bo'sley presiding, Fatr.cS Wara was placed IN trial
for the murder Of Peter 7. Aires. Ward and Mires
were res dents Of Pnlingsburg Ward was the keeper
Of an unlicensed saloon at which cougregated some OF
the most sbsndoued persons Of the place. Mires had
some time previous de. erted tisW WIFE, aud va. living
WIN Mary Lynch. Frequent rows between Ward and
Mics fc'ultel IN drauJ cnmity. Al eyerN sitting OF
against the other.
H. Juae last ward who had been cxaspcratcd beyond
eniu Huce ~ An insult tuat mad been hung at him,
Naitrn foi Nres IN the main street. shot and killed
LlI llslallly leslerlAY was sueAt IN Geltlng larY
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OTHER OLD World NEWS.
The Fighting In spain-A Great Battle Pre-.
crossing Near liendnyo

LONDON, Feb. 8.-rhe Carltst COMMITTEES N
this city, have published the folowingi
60 telegram from Hendaye, dated yesterday Cdon
day)' says great battle was begun Saturday, -
tween the Carist aud Alfonsist nlau bodies On axA
uruay afternoon, when tbs Intelligence tche4
from the neld, the battle was elt progressing Th4
cArllst losses were Uncomfortable, aud they held ~
denCc and enthusiasm"
MADRID, Feb. S,-The Iioyalists are now complssa
masters OF the provinces OF lIscay and Alaya
HNNDAQK Feb S-AanY Carst families are neefnx
into france There great discouragGmen among tn1
imneOale followers " Don Carlos. Several " thS
leaders are cnar- ed with treason.
Al council OF war held Ia lulosa II decided thHA
the Carhs forces should be concentrated Navarro
ana & uzcoa. Twenty b-iaiunb un ler Gems CGssF
"a anu terla are mAssed IN the Bazan Valley 70 AttaGh
Gen. Martinez tampos
The AlfouHists hAys occupied ZugRrrAnurdL Gan.
horlones IL preparing % elect Junction with CamppA
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More Indictments In New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. s.-Col. w. j. Behan
and John Thorn, OF the firm OF Behan. Thorn
& Co" and John Henderson have been indicted
by the Grand Jury for receiving packages Of
distilled spirits as wholesale liquor dealers, and
knowingly, wllfully, unlawfully,and fraud ulently
neglecting or omitting TO make proper entries
In the book which tho law requires them to
keep. There were nve counts against Hender-
son, whose ball was fixed at $1,000, and eight
counts against llehan and Thorn, their ball being
fixed at fl5,0O0 each.
District Attorney J. n. Beckwith; his assist
Az, Mr: SuTisy zen, ptau{, 9apsrvrsofi ML,
engaged In searching out cases Of violation Of
the revenue laws.
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SOME WISHINGTON TOPICS.
The Difference Between Sir Edward Thor
ton and Poker Schonck.

The Difference Between Sir Edward Thorn
ton and Poker schouck.
WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-The examination into
Minister schencks conduct while abroad will be begun
on Thursday By the House Committee on Foreign
Affairs. The Brtish Minister. Mr.. Thorn.
ton. thinks the examination will acquit MIR
schenck OF charges OF intentionally entering into
the directory Of the Emma Mine to deiude
parties into subscribing for the stock As to the pro-
prey OF Minister engaging In speculative schoines
ne expresseS the opinion that 1t is bad judgment or
dplonN 70 lend hts name agd Office any specuat on
whatever. He has recently been asked by letter
whetaeI the Proposed scheme TO utilize the water wsr
AZ the great falls, Few miles beyond Washington, Is
,gca ono as would Justify capitalist ia inyestsns
lie has replied that be Knows nothing about the matter
ana declines to seek or give Information on tho
ss.ojsct one y re- f99nntrywo9en wac apparently
upon RECEIVING speh answer ssvagey Inquired by letter
OF the Mnstef of what service he to her Majesty
American securities, -
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The Seventh Regiment gave a grand compll-
mentary reception, last night, to Bandmaster {. g.
Gfafulla. "Gran," as he Is fImuarlly called Is the
third Oldest member Of the Regiment and his pride
to say that while bandmaster he never charged cent
for his personal services The bal differed from tho
rAt OF balls IN commencing at a much earlier hour.
Tue moral decorations we're hne. BY IL o'clock there
wHs crush aud uniforms Of the seventh and tsN eteran
Association, and Of the Ola Guard, the Ninth. the
with the tOilettes Of the bellies.
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A Deseried Mife,n sinrx.

About one month ago, Mrs. Sarah Paul, Of 200
stanton street. arragned before Justice Oterbourg
on her husbands declaration that she was insane Mrs
Paul says that her husband then deserted her leaving
her destitute with young child to support About ten
days ago she applied to Justice Otterbourg for war.
rant Tor the arrest OF her husband but her husband has
not yet been found. Maurice Paul's name appears on
the records VI the court, out OeeT Neyns calno nnd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09
Omcers Elccrod ON s,n,en I.Iond

Town OF MISUNDERSTANDING, Frederick
Dielereki Town Clerk. John J Mcguire; Collector
Julius 0rcdo Jusce Of tie Peace, c. X. Taylor, As
tesaor. hlchati Dwyer.
Gasletou -supcrNisoT, Richard Christopheri Collec.
OF the Peace, Mclati Ian. ton,
Town Of hnuthn. .ld- suprryisOr, William CORY
JG..n Flsua sal. Wv"
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Tho British RIne Team,

LONDON, Feb. s.-sir Henry Halford has bssA
appointed Captain and Major Drake Adjutant OF IL
British International Rife Team Tho FIRST mpetitiOa
10 select members for the American match tAkes piAoa
early In the spring ana the hna EDITION July,
Any rifles are to be uAed. but no sighus shots AoWeE
and no previous practice permitted al the ranges As
sides tho cignt marAstneL TO compose the thera
will be four reserves. Al the competition matches tbs
900 and 900 YArda
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WASHINGTON, Feb. Sat the Washington
Navy Yard Is a new torpedo boat. called the Alarm
she carries one gun forward, which comprises
tire stock Of ordnance. Below decks, however IL
placed an inycntiOn In tue line OF tQrpedoes TO be
FOUND n use " lhe navy any other Government than
Oure Inc design Is to ms rt shell IN the aide OF tbs
enemys saiD By means OF moving rod and 20 eIplods
he fhe by el ~ ~~f'NNS
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A Fortupe In Crooked Wbi,l,.y.

CHICAGO, Feb. "a 81. Louis special says
little investigation OF the property Of Mckee has been
made, win Wow Of ascerialnng what show the Gov
200 worth of real estate 600 worth OF bank stock
bnd personal property anu $50 600 worth OF
sea-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

Roundsman Charles Watson, OF the Prince
street police, was dismissed yesterday for spending
four hours OF his tour Of duty In his house Oaicer
him 40 that the Inspector might detect him was
nned twenty days pay. Pattoman John Lynn OF the
Church street, and Charles II. Clayton OF the TWen-
ueth slreel pOlee, were dsmlssed for lntoXlcAtlon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

NEW HAVEN, Feb 8.-The firm Of s. X. Smith
Co.. dealers In coal and wood. has made an assign.
ment for the benent Of Its creditors The house sold
100000 tons OF coal per annum. The suspension was
caused ny large amount Of outstanding Indebtedness
winch, II u could be collected, would undoubtedly
naAe the nrn solvent. EllJah Beknap and Frank T.
hooihson OF New iork are tho afsgnees. II proba-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

TRENTON, N. j.. Feb. 8.-ChaTles A. Potts Of
Burlington county was chosen state Director OF Rail
[oadS ana Canals Sy ~ ystes oyer Dancllw Baker Of
can caucus held here Tonight - w" NVHs'"
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Churches that Have Accepted.


The Plymouth Church invitation has been ac-
cepted by tho Ameshury Mills (Ma-E) Congro gatonA
hethuen Mass.
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To THE EDITOR or The SUN-Sfr: would Ike
TO kP9w Why the Government uses san Domingo bay
WOOD tor The interior unlsh OF public buildings cost
OF twenty to forty cents per foot instead Of Amer
can OAK Or walnut, at half the cOst2 AN ARCHITECT.
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The Connecticut Goyernor.h,p.

NORWICH, Conn, Feb. S.-Mr. BENJAMIN Doug
las OF Middleton, who has been prominently mentioned
n the Republican candidate for Governor this sprtDR
declines that honor IN = letter TO the Bulietln.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

BUCHAREST, Feb. s.-The Chamber has yotsa
four million Of pastres for army ul pmenta In fAs
debate on the question the War Minister said IhAI q
GoVernmcnts policy was pacinc aud neutral
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09
What n sportive Fnrmer sn,d.

The nrst exhibition OF the Westohester Poultry
Association opened IN Mount Klsco yesterday. A
spOrtiyo old farmer said. "Thered fun about
i've minutes II could handle some of them cocks"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

BosToN, Fob. S.-The evidence for tho defsnoa
In the Piper trial closed this sfternoon the nrl1
oner denying all knowledge Of Inc crime.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

President Youlin, Of Mr.. Bergh's Jersey socie-
~. mas been authorized to appoint a special secret
omcer TO attend the next cock light In Hudson county
and furnish the society with information.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09
A Democratic Victory In Blnuhamton.

John Rankin, Democrat, was elected Mayor OF
BinghAmton yesterday by 10 majority, The Democrats
also elected four Of the Ave Aldermen and four super
VsOrB.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

Wenzell Moodre the German cigar maker
OF Second street who crossed Houston street ferry and
died yesterday morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

A President Indicted,

=, BOSTON, Feb. 8.-There is quite a sensation IN
NeWDurypOrt over the marriage Of James Parton The
author, TO bis stepdaughter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

John Chapman. President OF tho Excise Board
o. Long Island City, Indicted yes erday ~ were
eiahtJ Others, for selling liquor without license.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

Or, ID. II. Collins was indicted Yesterday by tho
unsnu jury Ia Long SlsRd CITY for falling 70 report
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

twenty thousand California salmon are 70 -
placed IN the Pauin Kills, Warren county.