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NJ USICIL.
Theodore Thomas's Concert.

The last of the six symphony concerts
given by the Thomas orchestra during the past
season took place last evening at Stenway Hall
before a numerous audience.
The four pieces constituting the programme
were tBeethoyen's third "Leonora" overture.
Brahmss variations on theme by Haydn. the
Spinning Chorus and Ballad from the second
act Of wagner's Flying Dutchman," aud Schu-
bert's Ninth SYmpb'ny.
Enthusiasts are wont 10 refer 20 the divine
length" OF this symphony, and certainly there
are circumstances under which the beautiful
work does not seem a note TOO long, but they
do not exist on u mild spring evening when the
hail Is crowded, aud every door and window
and Granny through which a breath Of fresh
air might find rs way in Is closed. Even the
Inspirations OF the greatest genius wilt in such
at atmosphere. Nevertheless, In spite Of the
oppressive air, the orchestra PLAYED the work
with as bright spirit and as great delicacy and
care as though every condition Tor It's rendering
was perfect.
The +" Leonora" overture too which has be-
come one OF this orehestra's famous pieces,
went supetbly.
Tho Drahms variations, like most variations,
were something Of disappointment, for the
reason that they really added nothing to the
first lucid, simple, and beautiful statement Of
the theme. This was given by the wind In
struments and the double basses ana Yoon-
cellos, and nothing could be more loy%y and
graceful. The Illustrations that Brahms pro.
ceeded TO give were proof Of bis great inRenu-
", his mastery OF orchestration, and his delicate
fancy; hut none OF them were 80 striking or
pleasing as his first arrangement OF the theme.
IL was Ike man who, having said a good thing
in perfect and lifting words, proceeds TO restate
his proposition In other and more fanci-
ful terms. Robert browning tried this ex-
pertinent IN poetry in his Ring and the Book
but with Indifferent success, and Brahms has
Jared no better with his Haydn theme.
The chorus from the Flying Dutchman" was
rendered 10y sixteen young ladies, who, II was
clear, were excellent and well trained musl-
cians. they sang the music thoroughly
well, in excellent time, taking the
phrases with ease and certainty, ana
having pure, fresh voices that blended
nicely. Miss Pfell, who sang the principal solo
part, is evidently a cultiy,ted singer, but the
music was too welghty, and In parts too dramatic
for either her experience or her present oapac-
ity, and her naturally slender voice was some
what overborne by the orchestra. The method
aud precision with which she at .acked her notes
were most praiseworlhy, and 40, too, were her
Renuineness and simplicity Of style, but on the
whole the work was beyond her powers Never
theless IL was u true pleasure TO he tr Wagner's
music 50 we'll interpreted as II was by both
cnorus and orchestra, and for this result the
credit, so far as the vocal portion Is concerned,
Is que TO Mr. Federiein, whose pupils. II Is said,
formed the chorus.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Turkey EefusiiG to Continue Negotiations
4 Warning to Montenegro.

LONDON. April "a despatch to the
Reuter- Telegram Company from Berlin says II
Is understood that Turkey has refused to con
tinue negotiations with the Northern Powers
and prolong the armistice, under tho impression
that the alliance between the three Emperors
has become weakened. As this suppostion has
now proved TO have been unfounded, It Is hoped
In diplomatic circles that the Porto will ulti-
mately consent to further negotlations-a a course
which is also being pressed upon her by Eng
land.
A Reuter- telegram from Constantinople says
an Imperial decree has been published, order
ing the formation Of a camp OF observation At
Scutari In Albania, FOR the purpose OF watching
the attitude of Montenegro. Another despato h
from the same source says IL Is understood that
Montenegro has been notified that unless she
maintains strict neutrality, Turkish troops will
Immediately cross the frontier.
The Pail MdU Gdtette's special despatch from
Berlin says IL is again proposed that IN the event
OF the failure Of all other means OF restoring
peace In the Turkish provinces, Austria should
Interfere forcihly. 1t Is reported that the Pow
ers now view this proposal favOrably, and its ac-
ccptance is probable. Austria would In that
event intervene AS the representative of tie
Powers collectively.
ViRNNA. April - Authentic intelligence re-
ceived here contests the accuracy OF MoukhtiI
Pasha's statement IN his dispatch To the Turkish
Government Of Tuesday last that Montenecrlns
participated with the insurgents IN the engage
ments during MoUkhtar's recent adv nee TO-
~ ait, rrtutn .sgm the niRhoorh0od OF
Ntcsics. On the contrary, the fIlhce OF Monte,
negro has recently renewed his oner toreVctua'
NIcscs.
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SPARKS FROM the TELEGRAPH.

The Second Assembly District OF Saratoga
county sends Iden delegates to the uuca Convention
The Monroe county, Schenectady county, and
First District ChauauQ county delegates chosen are
for 1iden.
George Richie, prominent merchant OF
PhuAdelphia, committed suicide on ffidAy al Nor.is
town, Pa. Dy shooting himself
The new Pennsylvana Academy Of Fine Arts,
Pniladv lphia, Dedicated yesterday An address
made by MIR. Fairman Rogers.
Gov. Tllden has signed the bill providing for
commission to investigate the affairs Of the state
prisons and the Elmira ReformatOry.
The Presbytery OF Peoria Qll.), after long de-
bate refused last Tuesday to admit TO It's membrrshp
the Rev. j, $. Geudennng, formerly OF Jersey city,
The verdict in the case OF Dwight r. Stoere,
tried for the murder OF Frederick a. White IN New
London, Conn, IN july last, s murder iu the second
degree.
Tho body OF John W. Bahcock WAS found in a
crteS In stanford, \. y on Friday Il ssuplosed g.,
he fell through bridge the night before. lie Was %
years Of age.
Reports from various points I'm Iowa I'm Ns-
braska, and Sou lheru Dakota represent destructte
pan nrcs a. gng during the pat Two days, Inv DIV
luz great loss Of properly.
Abbott, the Ossipee IN. H. murderer, who
Killed his WIFE with an sIe last autumn, plcsded gu "
Of murder IN the stCOnc degree aud sentenced
thirty years la the Stale Prison.
The President and Mrs. Grant Yesterday visit.
ed the Centennial grounds, aud were shown through
members OF the Board Of Finauce.
In tho Tebrenbach crooked whiskey case, IN
New Orleans, YESTERDAY. Col. James D. BrOoks was
called to the stand lie founo packages Of spirs In an
outhouso The stamps found h.d been u.ed before.
AS Louis Lewis, a psddler, was driving around
BreaLneok Tunnel, near Codsprng. On Thursday, his
te river. Mr.. LeHn WSS drowned, but tue hOr.O aud
Wagon were saved
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THE NATIONAL INSANE ASYLUM.
NJ ore Proof Of DR.. Nichols's NIismnnagement-
How Patients nrc Treated.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-The Committee
on Expenditures IN the Interior Department nrc
still engaged in the examination OF the Govern
ment Insane Asylum. A woman testified to-day
that she had been employed at the asylum, and
left there on the August following she assassi-
nation OF President Lincoln. She was there al
most two years as an attendant In spruce ward.
Size left Of her own accord, as work there was
too hard upon her She never saw tho attend nis
abused by anybody, but knew that the patonts
did not have proper clothing or proper food.
She was formerly an attendant at the pcnnsyl-
vania Hospital. where the patients were treated
a good deal better She had considerable expc-
rience as an attendant, and alwavs attended fe-
the wards for male patients. The food was not
often tainted. Tho rooms were cold I'm winter
time. she had seen the fingers Of some Of tho
lady patients frozen. Another one had the ton
OF her nose frozen. Duiing Christmas week
there were no fires. she had often been re-
qulred TO put patients IN rooms without any
beds. There were no drying rooms attached TO
some OF tue wards. NO.hng can be d luc with
out tho orders OF DR.. NicholA, wio IA engaged 80
much Outside that he cannot properly attend
the patients. One time Dr. Nichols did not 20
through the wards for three months. The
Visiting Committee hurried through the wards,
aud seldom looked into tue rooms. sue mad
seen vermin on the bed clothing when 1t came
ul from tie Laundry.
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THE MEXICAN RrroLUTroN.
The seat Of the War In the states Of Onxnca
and Pucbln-A Government Reverse.

aud Puebln-A GONernmcnt Reverse.
HAVANA. April 22.-1he French steamer
has arrived from Mexico with dates to the 18Th
inst.
The revolution In Jasco has made little
progress. The Government troops have been
generally successful. Rosendo Marquez has
been taken prisoner, and was being tried by
court martial. The PrOnunct1dos occupied the
entire State OF Morelos. The revolution In
sonora and Sinaloa continued. In the interior
States the revolutionary movements were of no
Conseaucnce. Gen. L.cObedo was raising troops
tn San Luis Potosi. lie was pressing men into
the service. which caused mucn III feeling. The
seat OF was In the states Of Oaxaca aud
puebla.
Gems. Alatorre and Corcla had retired to Te-
huacan. Gen. Alatorre WAS un-uccessful IN hts
efforts to take the city of OaXact, having met
vita reverse. He abandoned ms wounded on
bis retreat. 1t was supposed be was awaiting
reSnfo rcements. II was rumOred he mad ten
uered hts resignation.
Gen. Lobezd, at the head OF 1900 troops, had
occupied Chachcomula In the state Of Puebia,
the rebels flying. Tne revOlutionists had reoo-
cupied Jalapa.
The rebels had again cut the railway between
Vera Cruz and the city of Mexico, and trains
were only running to Puebla.
Gen. Fguera, at the head Of a body ~ revo-
lutionists, had destroyed the railway at Orizaba
and Paso del Macho, demanding $|o,OVO from
the directors.
The State Of Chiapas was in a state OF siege.
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4 DISASTROUS FIRE.
All the Cottages ON the National Camp VI eet-
ing Ground burned.

PIrrsBURGH, April 22.-lntelligence was
received in this city this morning that the
Methodist Camp Meeting Grounds at Tarentum,
Penn, have been destroyed by nre. The FIRE
broke out about II o'clock last night and as the
cottages were all frame, the flames spread with
frlghtful rapidlty The Tarentum grounds have
been owned by the Methodists OF this vicinity
for many years and the cottages belonged TO
the members OF the church In this city. The
grounds probably contained $50 cottages, which
were generally Of four or nve rooms, Of neat
nished except with bed clothing. The only
buildings saved, according to present advices,
were the tenant house, occupied by the superin-
tendent, and the camp hotel. The fire may
seriously interfere with the arrangements for the
National Camp Meeting which was announced
Of tho fire Is at present unknown, but is sup
posed TO he the work of an incendiary. The loss
Is about SJOOOO; insurance about SsO,OO0.
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Long Island. Railway Project.

HUNTINGTON, l.. l.. April 22.-rhe committees
appointed by the people along the projected route Of
the Glendale and East River Railroad from williams
burgh to huntington met Il H. Gyenss Hotel, Roslyn
a P. NJ. today to report progress The village OF
Huntington was the best represented OF any along the
route and manifested .ispostion 10 favor the project
mittee consisting OF G. Il. street Huntington Stephen
+. laDer, Mlneoia Sol. 7. Townsend, Oyster Bayi
Flushing Oliver I, Jones, Cod Spring, aId
l. ID. Barton, RB eT-QDfc0 member, were appointed
to Investigate the charter OF the company and report at
future Meeting, to De called by the chairman Some
dOuDt manifested as to the charter enanAtng n.
the Legislature, II appearing TO be granted under the
GcItrI l'l road ae o the state which WON'T give no
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LOSSES ny FIRE.

Chandler & Brothers machine shops at wads-
worth, Onto, were burned yesterday mOrntg. Loss,
$4,000 Insurance, $4,000,
On Friday morning "A Ere broke out in Sayvle,
l. / , and destroyed sx buildings u,rd business pur
poses Among tue losers are S. knIpp, j. c. haasseu
jacob smtn, and Mr.. WeekS LIss, tl2 900.
The Arcade, In Ellison street, Paterson, WAS
destroyed on Ft!diy night llartnelr Co.. furniture
dealers lose 10000; OOcrg Demarsst. grOcrrs glb,
900; Spa ageluacner, 900 Iho oulldn. was valued
at fj7 .0OO
Tho Dillingham; paper mill at Hennlker vii
llRe, N. H., burned YESTERDAY morning; The buli.
ing belonged TO the Loan and T,ust Savings Bank OF
Concord. Loss on building and machinery, t25 900
insurance. $4,000.
Aberdeen, Md, a station on the Philadeo ohia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad. was entirely de-
StrOYcd py 1re on Friday, including the r1roau com
pany freight depot ANA contents, several cars loaded
VITO freight, and the hotel.
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The circumstances OF the suicide of Dalleu
Bn.s, in Central Park on Thursday. as related bys
keeper, are az folloSsi About II o'clock he
nncy dressed man enter ny the southeast gate and pau
the eide OF tho park. In the afternoon he
saw the same mans body floating In the Locl There
WIS outlet wound In the heat. Money aId jewcrI
hls showed that no nad not b'c1 mur eren,
OF least for 1ocry The day Il oscert ined
that he body that of Dlllctt Bhs Ot the nrn Vt
Dallet DnssN CO., 1875 Pearl street. wholesale concs
dealers. The surviving members say that business
troubles not the cause Of the suicide. and noDodf
aa.f 10 an
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The Neglected Remain. of Rober, Fulton.

A few days ago the remains OF one Of the Liy-
ingston family we're consigned 20 the family vault In
Od Trinity ohurchyard. The Rev. NJ Mchiugs who
was the officiating clergyman on that occasion. saws
lat he accidentally discovered upon ascending into
the vault that tue remains OF RO er Fulton, vino nr-t
compile ed steamboat aud ran w the Hudson rvtr,
we're deposited there among the relies of tne LIVING
stOns II seems that Robert Futon was remote fam
connection Of Chancellor Livingston. and when he d,ed
his remains deposited In The thancellOr's yaLlt.
Wth the expectation that they might be claimed and
removed thence Dy some nearer relative, but tlere
thcv have lain ever since. when Will bis native
State. Georgia, clam his body and erect monument
l.. Ia -IL.LII
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p,.maroL's Railway Scheme.

LONDON. April GA special despatch TO the
Pull KaH Gdse< from Berlin says; The directors Of
the railways Of Germany not belonging to the
Government held q conference here and discussed
Prince Bsmarck's railway scheme. They have pub
lshed Joint memorial strongly auverse ~ and denying
the necessity practicabitJ Of Prince Bismarck's
proIec aud Proposas a. an st.rnaIys ano preier.oe
law regulating the powers and duties OF railway con
psnies throughout the empire They suggest tue crea
lion o ate Imperial courts W take eognizance OF
rafl
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Bo.. McLnushlin nanin to tho Front.

Boss Mclaughlin, who retired from political
life' with flourish. few months ago, delivered Q
speech at the Second district BROOKLYN Convention, IN
whica he SAID that GOV rdcn TIE only IN the
country who could lead the Democrats on 10 vct ~ ID
the approaching Presldentia contest. He denounced
Messrs slo um Marshal. RdRewaY. and other supports
Of the Reform" Democratic orranlz alton. Gen
sOcum he characterized trait VIE nAd sod GUS
to the Republicans for q, 500 year
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serlon. pIsturbance. in Barbn does.

LONDON, April "a telegram rece., 81 yesier-
day r. - Bsrlsdoes by the West lnas nui,te. re
ports the condition OF @.rs Ia that island depor
abe. Serious Disturbances have occurred throughout
the pirlnss of sam josef. saint Ihom.s, saint
Gcorse aud Saint Michael The Joes River anu other
estates nave been piAgcd uy the natives OF their prO
Wis ons thc neds pundered AMI iucendry ares aru fire.
Quent The situation Is considered serious.
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PRICE THREE CENTS
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DISHES HERE dND THERE BY THB
STN,S REHORTERS.

Greco-R oman Wrc-tIin1 In the Central Parh
Garden-Thc Match between william J.
Austin aud Harry Howard won bv Howard.
The Central Park Garden was crowded last
night to witness ureco Roman wrestling by william J,
Austin and Harry noward. They appeared the stage
in Tights, and after shaking hands went quickly 10
work At the cnd Of six minutes Austin threw Howard
10 the floor but the failing twisted himself 40 that
h. ven down on all iours. fierce nnd dct,rn ned
eruggle to complete tho tall by bringing
Au inns shoulders at on the nlor 1luc, II minrce In
the second round Au i'm My tired hrs avoritc holds.
tut throw1 IN go minutes Tnc rd ruund cNhib.
tied the slcra' iasue from thcir prev lus ,hors
Howard assumed the offensive, but Austin was too
quick. ana threw him fairy TIC fourth roun1 lastcd
FIVE mnutcs, ma n ward threw Avstn ovor hi. head
anu brought MIN down on iis snuul icrs winning tue
mate ami1 great applause. In tnr intervals. ~ the
vrrsfltuP, Grurre kIOk', PrOf. Miller, steve Taylor,
and John DIVER Dykeu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-23
LARGE mauI- Of Hudson River shad.

The Staten Island nsnermen are now making
extraordinary haus OF shad. From SIX to eight tnou
sand are taken daily. Two nshing gangs alone caught
four thousand yesterday Codhsh also being caught
IN the def nets in many places Alex By has caught
seyera IN ma yae neis Il the Great kills weighing
from Ave TO Six pounds each MIR, W.rdeil caught q
mammoth pOrpOise In his gl nets OF n bbns reel yes
IerlaJ morning, weighing 400 pounds aud about SIX
feet IN length. More shad seem TO be going up the
Hudson tuis season than for years before.
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LONDON, April s2.-rhe Times to-day, In SPEAK
ing Of siguor Rossi's Performance OF HImle ssysi
1--WE cannot accept, nor can We believe any English
man viii accept, si-nor Rosns Hawi't ss In any sense
the Hluet II Shakespeare That Signor llOssl IA an
actor vi great various power readily believe.
We look forward With pleasure To We trst an early
opportunity OF nuding our uelet confirmed"
NglOr RO,s WAS unable 10 act last n!gut on account
OF cOntinue d hoarseLess.
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A four month-old girl was found on the rear
stOop OF 2t Hopkns street last night. wrapped in Q
plaid shaw, with bottle iull Of mix.
Henry Daily, Jr ,he New York lawyer who
charged 10y II nry A Frost ard II nry viking Ni'H
rjury IN litigation, has been discharged Dy Justoe
senior.
James IIennessy, alias THOMPSON, OF III Eliza
hrh street, New YORK has served nftren year ia
state p ion was rrested for lntoacaion IN BrooEly9
last night After he wAs locked up IN the Bergen street
police station he attempted to nmit suicide by hang'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-23

The Tnmmany Executive Committee heard re-
ports Yesterday from the various Assembly D.strlca
concerning election OF delegates TO the state Con.
vcntion. The reports showed inst there were con-
tests IN OF the districts The Hon. Augustus SChel
and the Hon. John Kelly spoke IN favor OF an uupedged
delegation The delegates we're insructe to meet "a
the buttcrield Ouse, Uuca, Tuesday evening. The
senment OF the majority Of the delegation seemed 70
be against Itlden.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-23

James johnson, alias Jersey Jimmy" waA
arrested In West street by Detective Williamson, yess
erday The charge that he and i've others robbed
Bernard Gormery Of $3.50 On Second avenue car 10
OctooeT last J0nnson qmt the city, and had Just re'
turned.
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Dangerous NegIig.nce on PnbIIo Works.

on Friday the workmcn engaged on the Lex
ineton ope ing lsith street, bisei out
large section OF rock and fragment Weighing ABOUT
on hundred pounds struck Cornelius MoOres dwelnr0
vt lis East t.lh street ned through the wall and
lauded IN ha lway Miss Moore the hsli. and
narrowly escaped uoi1g crushed. Sac faiute AMI
nlllntd unconscious Tor some TN ~ James Mur cy
foreman " the bascrs. the nr.t TO re- ch her He
nned t25 by Justice sulh yesterday for nogleotna
the precautions prescribed % Jaw.
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CALCUTTA, Apfll El.-A telegram published in
the Pioneer to-day announces that seventeen persons
implicated In the murder OF Mr.. Margirsy. Of the Eng
lish expedition. viii be- executed At BInnu Burmah,
NAY 8. IN Tue pIesence Of me Irlllsh escorL-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-23

George \. Goes, sereeant-lt-Arms Of tho
Legislature In Brooklyn yesterday served subronas on
Police Commissioners ~ burn and Briggs, City worN
COmmlssloner Fowler, Fire Commissioner, Rodweh
and Mclaughlin, and cxTix Collector Bib Furcy, 10
attend In ALBANY TO testify to the charg tat money
was paid 70 defect thc ogden charter amendments.
Edward O.. Phelps, obDys OF Now Nurk,was as sum.
munct IL "A believed ia Brooklyn that Boz furcy
heuliei most , Z tho money Ilr ms ic a skincd
haud IN manipulating the Common 4 uuCil. ana u
cras f,cveu to have blu-ht up the l.cpuUhcan Aldtr
NJ ~ who vote some We RS ago sadoird the ciiy WITH
fl.f tpaII
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In the late election iu Jersey City, Garret Hcaly.
Jr and Michael Reardon Jr, we're the opposing candi-
for Alderman In the Second District by the police
Garret Heay Jr was credited with the greatest
number votes. The Board OF Canyassfrs, In count.
ing the found that majority OF the ballots read
Michael Reardon' and declared him elected Tue
only resident Of the second D tct by that name the
father ~ the doe Young Aderm d, ana he tue CIT
4 lerk ID
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1t was announced yesterday In the Brooklyn
City Hall that Thomas Knsella was to be chosen this
week to succeed the late Isaac Van Andsn trustes
OF the New York and Brooklyn Bridge Mayor schroo-
der refuses to appoint him. ~ means OF kingsley1
manipulation the last Bridge bill put the appointing
power into the hands Of the Mayor, Comptroller sud
Auditor. Comptroller Powell and Auditor Soaring
have been directed to appoint Mr.. kinsela.
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BOSTON, April %. Tho Faculty Of Dartmouth
College to-day suspended seven students editors OF the
College paper the Dartmouth for the public alton OF
article IN hai paper rejecting upon the Agricultural
College, after being warned 10 suppress It,
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Last Saturday George Clifford, harness
maker, OF Clinton street, Hobokcn. visited Browns
paint snop u Garden street and through some msun-
derstandng Quarrs ed with Frederick Ncwberth ono
OF the ciers.. Ntwttrth struck tnnord win hlckoiy
cnb OF Ge forehead g9u&A- @ut s-s ett eIs g4is ina
psint of the espou. Inn.rd vas taken nome uncon.
sious ana hss 10 low yesterday that his death pro
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-23

CAN NEHAo I'M -NF TT w. T Uu JNTIVd VI Jul
puzooa he'd avery stormy sins yesterday which ter
minated the refusal OF tha Deputies for srba--
uan 9 further participate In the debates The nhao'
itants and my OF the Deputies declare tnat II the
nef0s In snywise curla,ed, the Basque Provinces
will seize the nrst favorable opportunity Of definitely
separating from Spsu Aud prOclamlug their ildepen-
Deuce W Ger foreign protection.
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WAsHINGToN, April 1.-The Commissioner of
Internal Revenue to-day by direction OF the President
letter 10 Supervisor Hedtcks asking for his
resguatlon. Supervisor Matthews had reslgned TO
take effect on May 1.