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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03
TIE FRENcH COOKS, DAA1.
An Exhibition Of " onders In Culinary Art,
aud n rIeasanI DnncinG AsnembIx.


The tenth annual ball OF the French
Culinary Artists was the event OF yesterday
evening In Irving Hall. Few galleries Of tue
Centennial Exhibition will contain suoh wen
drous productions OF Am merican genius rs we're
exhibited on the tables.
Gu rdel by well-dressed walters. scented and
KID R"y@d, were the masterpieces Of the Gull
nary Raphaels OF America Xavier Nertz. the
cticf of the Windsor Housewives uf delic ,te
and richly cOlnrcd flowers which irembled on
their stems. made Of sugar. 1his wonderful
pitce was tne cOmpani n TO an alt dedic ted
to 81. Cat e. lhs three 1gures, CouieciiODery,
wtry, nd Cookery, were mutels worthy 81 the
hlg Irst eurOmiutn-. Eugene Mhhle, heid cook
VI the " indsor threw veil Of romance over a
four-fUot monument Of Grease that attracted
Hoffman House, did justice to "Washington
huu has Generals" Augu-te Val idon, of tho 81.
james, OK tilted u wonder III the national game.
lie A~nhattan ana Harmony Cluus threw
lu@tre on the wondcrs uf American Agricul-
ture," Fere Of the A-tor House had monster
bass SO delcateiy emualned that there WA not
"A bone lu its BODY. Charles HOut Of the ST.
bCiis exhibited a Charibt GTtven OY magnificent
swans maue Of whipped lar 3. lhe tossing waves
Nere made Of y riley and mas Ied potatoes.
10 sier7 were l1uded IN tho char It.
DclmOnicO " \ TrpieSented by the most won
der,ul tricks Of tho culinary artist geuius.
Inrrlll0n " Fourteenth street cXhiOited tho
WCnueta Ot Ann crican forests. The GilseV House
h,d a tanCy piece, wutked by Monsieur q. hichl.
Tno Clarendon lIOtei had "A centennial salmon,
dressed .by Baptlste, lts chief cook; Henry
liugh OF the Alhom RE George Roth OF the
Union qu re Hotel, MDncue Of the Everett
llo .sr, aud the cook Oi the LOtOA Club Wed
with each other In beauties OF design.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03
A DYING sUnoLAR,s CONFESSION.
How tho Qulncy Bank was Robbed Of Over
100000 Worth Of Property,

CINCINNATI, Feb. al. l.. Termer, one
OF the Quincy bank robbers, dibd on Tuesday Ia
Evansville Of consumption. His confession of
the Quincy Iank robbery impIicates three
others.
lie said that himself. q thief named Hiisey OF
Syracuse, n. Y, Bdglish ION, ana auOther
whose name We could not procure, were impli
Gated IN tue bank robbery. AfLsr the party
he aud lilsey undertook to bury tbs bonds
until time would lessen tue danger u detection
10 thoi. negotiation.
1hey vent to Chambers Junction. Iowa. and
b iied the bonds III n culvett near the railroad
" .ck. The bonds, amounting to klj0OOO. were
closed IN another boz OF wood, whiCh WAS tn ade
by them FROM fence boards
The place wss near "A crossing, and Hllsey was
placed IN the tr ck to keep watcn II any one
discovered the secret iiiseY was out of sixht
of tde nt0ing pl &c, and leTmsr WAS the only
man Of The gang who knew It's exact location.
For nearly two Ne~rs afterward he continued
In corresp ndence With Hisey, hearing from
tim for tina | 1T time IN Sep emDer last. Hilsey
then went to the Pac DO COST And has not since
been heard OIL which led rermcr TO suppose
tnht he Was dead.
Inc Whereabouts Of En- nalish Tom are also un-
known. anu bus one Of the gang remains, who e
present toe ton was revealed by rermer lnis
l. the one wnnse name could not TO asosrtainsd,
Ia. he rs. or was r,ccntl,, Ling I'll In tue hos
pital OF the Va ers Of Mercy OR Charity, at 81.
Louis. nj, IN ,n seems tO Ue the only av .ilNOle
source fOr tho combination OF Icrmer's strange
story.
Icrmcr rlso confessed to having been party
to diamonp rOOUery In St. JOsoi h. Mo-, Ia
March last. and Ii tnat <-U.UOO worm OF dia-
r"ad at Boouvllln. Mo. lie died Deioie Le could
give tue PARTICULARS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03
ExrRAvAoAxcE EvERYwnERB.
What it Cost TO support steinborzcr es
Agent OF tho Stafo Department.

WAsHINorON, Feb. z.-Tho Committee
on state DEPARTMENT Ex oendituros to-day ex-
amioed at length w. W. Murphy. Of New York.
formerly Consul General at Frankfort-on-the-
Main' and who was turned out to IN Ike room
fot Den Buffers brother law, W. l.. Webster.
Mr.. Murphy having visited every consulate Of
imDortince, was able TO tell the committee
plainly about the workings " the system. point
out deicots, and suggest ri MS to Improve
the service. Incidentally ne spoke OF meeting
SteinhetRer OF Samoa fame when he was travel
ing In Europe ns agent of the State Department
gu a rowing commission aud uii eIpenses paid.
The bills OF this bright diplomatic ornament.
the witness said, frequently exceeded SO a
day, and probably averaged 81 Stenhcrger
SAID he was require t. keep NJ tho dignity "
his position ana oOll1ed TO entert In his friend.
In a sumptunus m nner. WHAT service the cx-
trovaSant = elnberver rendered hts country Wa
never known to Mr. Murphy.
Ihe London deepatCh agent, stevens. IA to be
Overhaulod. besides receiving n large salary aud
disburslng f25.UD annu illy for postage 81 I'm ~
and Cnristmis Rifts, he IL also a commission
merchant trdusactiuG large business Ia pur-
chasing books for Amerio Lbr rice. The
Chairman OF tho committee to-dav received n
letter from Chicago, sayinf th It the itoruv at
that place had paid Mr.. Stevens various COM
missions for hts services Ia making purchases.
the iristucratic branch OF tho Government
lclept, the state Department. De sb orn OF
very many Of Its eItrayiGa habits.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03
THE Lands rRIAL.
A Death Caused nv Impenc cbment-Tho Case
Near Termination.

DRIDdEroN, N. j., Feb. 2.-Samuel Gas-
ton OF vlneiand was one OF tho ninety i've Wit
nesses IN tho Lanuis trial. lie testified for the
d fence that he saw Lands Just before no shot
G ruth, aud was con nvln1ed by his manner that
he was insane. Under cross-examlnation CAS-
ton said that he had never told Austin 3 III err
son, the station agent at Vineland. that he saw
nothing unusual about Landls. adding that he
must have been insane himself II no had said
an. In tho rebuttal Sanderson swore that Gas
ton had told him hs observed no symptoms OF
mental unsOundness about Lrndis. This i'm
psachment 40 affected Oaaton that he Isft the
court roOm, retired to hs room In AN adjoining
hotel, aud died tnis fternOOn.
Ex.ChancFnOr Williamson resumed his nd
dress In tehnlf OF Lands to-day. In directing
his remarks nlternAtcly t. single jurors, he once
ment to the of1oer who sat beside the iast man
IN the front row. lie den ounced the attempt OF
Sands rsOn to impench CASTOR. Sanderson's
oath, he said was valueless, r he had been do
terted In falsehood He hnd sworn 'hrt no
had not maze q bet on the result Of the tri II.
whereas Il bad been proved by two witnesses
that no had made such a wager. The lawyer
closed with an eloquent appeal to the sympa-
titles " the jury.
rOnmOn sense to 81 I'M that the wound intiict-
ed by lsandls had not caused tarruth'a death.
There w.. not a particle OF evidence to show
that the editor had fallen n victim TO unaltlfui
have been IN ,de against rcsOectaUle ply icians
but. oven had IT been sO, the prtsOner re-
fponslblO for nll the consequences " hls unldw-
fW act. The ATTORNEY -tieneral spoke four
nours, and wnep the court adjodrned had hard
" concluded his review Of tho medical testl-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03
MR. DWrEn's REVIVAL.
Policemen who will Receive the Attention OF
Cen. smiIh's Oonrt MnIIiaI.

Gen. Smtth's Court Martial
A crowd OF Iuflians, headed by John
sullivan, demanded admission to Peter Dwy RS
Misslon House In Vandam street yesterday
morning, and on being refused broke the glass
out of the door and tnen ran away. On Tuesday
evening rowdies took possession Of the meeting
and turned out the lights, broke down the lamp
hTa ckrtS, and uttered VuigDr and profdne lan-
Salmon and Schutt were there, hut melt ser OF
ness, md encouraged the roughs nv his refusal
g arrest them. when one Of them, Thomas
Harry, shouted to anoiher, Give me ohAw Of
tobaCk eT," tho OthCeT wiLked apL ruvingly at It,
and others repeated the words, add
ing oaths and ooscene express,uns. A
young lady who asked Tor admission
at the door was told by the O0lcer that she
would no pulled" II she went IN. and sho
turned away. Capt. MoDOnnell said yeste erday
ih.t no bad received insirIctiOns from the Cen
tral Oihce concerning u . NHndam street meet
ings, hnd No h al warned tue policemen on duty
thete that they would lose their positions II
they were not obseryant OF their duty. Tho
Cdpthin ADVISED that acOmpaint be mage to tho
Police Commlssi ners. Onicer, Burk and Brush
were detailed last night to preserve order. Ihero
was not foot OF unOcOuped space In tho room,
ana the meeting was, as Peter Dwyer said, tho
Lost since the house was opened. One stranger
prayed for the policeman then on duty, "thHt
undor his shield he mght wear Christ, the great
ehoid, TO protect him from temptation"
Another stranger prayed for reponers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03
TIE THISKEY BUSINESS.
More Indictments In Miiwn ukee-Ths Un-
easiness OF tho New Orleans Rins.

MILWAUKEE. Feb. 2.--The Grand Jury OF
the United States Circuit Court has returned In
dictments against George Q. ErsEine, ex Collec-
tor Of Internal Revenue Leopold With, distii-
Ter, and A. &. Iinn, rectiher.
NEw ORLEANS, Fe0. 2.-Patrck II arnnn has
neen inflicted on the char.e OF falsely inspert-
Ing 100 pack as,s NJ distilled snrits when Nv
eminent ofici Il. When arrSlgnrd no pleaded
not guilty, and was bsiled Ia 5000 Toe report
are indicted here on the charge Of conspiracy to
defraud the revenue, where roilusinn win
western dlstilers oln he shown. to st. Louis
or Ev lnsviile for trial, increases the unessness
or the wbiskey peDp'e. who have until now geu-
orally appeared unconcerned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03
RECK LESS ESTIMATES.
Asking for 100000 where Loss than
$4,000 wna Hcauired.

WAsuINGToN, Feb. 2.-The Committee
on Appropriations. In pursuing further their IN
vestiIation Of the Consular and Diplomatic esti-
mates, discovered to-day another reckless esti.
mate. Tho depertment had asked for $4,000
for the protection Of American seamtn abr1. d.
The committee reduced this to 10000 In tho
bill as reported. but to-dny thev asccrtalned
til the act ial amount ex pended for tne nr itec-
ton OF our aoapen last year was only $4,000,
ana accordingly they agreed to amend the bil
80 ns to reduce the appropriation for this pur-
pose to t+0DO Thus fr In every Instance
where the committee has required the extot
figures Of expenditures under these indefinite
heads. they have been hblo to make Large re-
ducIuna.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03
NEW JERSEY.

The Jowelry store Of Edward GoeheI, Newark
wac rubOcd OF = tray OF gold rings last evening,
On March tho salaries OF the Delaware, Lack.
awanna and Western Railroad employees viii Uu re-
uuced Vn per ccnt.
Archie McKenna, aged thros years. fell from
the fourth story OF the Darcy House, Hudson street.
Jersey CITY, ye.terdaI, and wss fatally injured.
jersey CITY school girls chased a loafer who
had lnsuited them. yesterday and be nm with thriF
satclelu unti ho called upon policeman tor prVtec-
uOn.
Elizabeth Mslloy was taken 10 81. Francis Hos
plt.l, JERSEY Guy. last Monday, suffering appireniy
from ny ruphOOia. Bhe denld, how, that so hAd
boen ,itten by sni animal On iuesdAy niGht size dI'd
An OF weighing 5000 pounds arrived Ia Jersoy
Guy 81 evening ~ the Midland Railroad. lie I, nye
years Old and TWENTY-FIVE handa LKh, lie rods ~ hay
car the Ordinary oattio car velnE wv small hs NG
raised " oUsyS ovlv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03
A.hor, on Cape menIopcu.

LEwEs, Del. Feb. 2.-The following
named vessels sTe ashore on Cape Heniopen 1
Schooner Ida Grant, lumber laden and bound
tCr New York, dismasted and full Of water (;
schooner Martha $. Granger, with loss Of main
boom, wheel, ana anchors schooner Ella Pres
sey from New Castle, Del. for New York, with
grain; schoOncT Martina =. Compton, from New
York. bound South, lost OOw5prlt and rudder,
aud Is fun uf water; suho lner Henry ID. Way,
from Philadelphia, bound South schooner Cur
tis w. Mriiht lost her boats and her crew ahin-
duned her aud went on board the schooner
Wick sburg, which went ashore on Caps HenlO-
Don. The creMs Of all the nhove Vessels arc sAfo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03

LONDON. Pet. s.-'rhe MorntnJ Posts Berlin
specia says that the negotiations 70 compromise be-
tveeI Church State have come TO unplete stana
su l. The Uitr 'tnontanes again disposed TO show
their old bitterness In their opposition TO tho present
Government, Heir Reichcnspergor's pamphlet, which
was believed to be eoncliiAio w. ue Its IA nf0rmel
Will urye tie thuteu TO iusis As condition OF cumpr
misc" unon the detositiOn Of Dr.. FaE, The frus-isn
Minister Of EGclesias zeal Affairs and Pubo lnstru0-
BEKLfS, FEB. 2.-The Posen CoUifer says 'hAt Car
diual l. dOcho Nsk Al ~ tntorned at the iOrtre OF
rorgau because he refu 'es to OBEY ihe Gov
orger prohibllius hm from resi- tns IN his diocese.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03
Younn Heart. aud Hear. Old Made Happy.

An Imposing ceremony 10 the ~. Paul Lu-
hcrsn Church last evening made the hearts OF MI
Henry schrader and Miss Emllio HartwiE. Dro suits
aud low-nroKed dresses were admitted to the centre
aisle where the occupants sat n hyerlng expectancy
he sexton had failed TO notice the change OF tempe
turo) fr threequarters OF An houi, relieved only bv
three false laims ON the Orgau. After laying do~
the laws OF dOn stlc happiness In an address
minutes long. the pastor. Dr ennger, read The Usr'
man service, aud n!ited the congregation 70 AIeeSP
Non " LedeTkTaRl hAlk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03

A plot of forty convicts to break out OF thu
King county penuentiary wss discovered N ,nosr
morning, when one u the AspirAior. voluntarily 70
veal the scheme 20 Re, per shryhn 1he plotLsrs
worked IN the shoe slcp, ami were fufn SHE'D VIVA
knives ana pistols 10y i-nJ4iuin " rbhcr .nd Michad
shtn, dischar-ei cnaVicIA ShO haI been aoSod -
,rk In the shoe their u,sOhngc loo rngS
reader were rcdvd, and che weapons werc .uRd
concealed IA thir clOthius. ILey snO uHd D-ae4GA
N ir prisun uui ip Ovi-ed suits II blAns
W-ubcr 4ud sh ilh ARE. TED ytsrdf. SnlLh 80
discharged for want q cyid, nee L. ainAt hiin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03

VIM. II. Pendleton, President OF the North
Shore and staten Island Ferry Company ana also OF the
Staten Island Ferry Company. wis aijudxed guilty II
contempt In the Superior Court In OCTOBER last Tor
violation OF njuncuons granted In the suit OF the city
against tho ferry company and was committed TO Lud
low siroet Jail. lie anpli Tor 70 eahe on haOrAt
corpus Supreme COur' Chambers yesterday. Judge
Barrett denied the apple ton on the ground that tne
uiat er had Oepa haalJ sdluuVatod upon W tue bu-
PSTiOI CeWk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03
The Jury's Non-CommitinI Verdict In the
johnson shooting Case.

At tho johnson inquest In Brooklyn, ytster-
day. Detective Ihn- tesned hat he arrested two men
whom JohnsOn could not identity. johnson asked 10
have no more persons srVught before him. As ho
couldn't ideutfI anybody. sergeant Smith ,cstincd
athe viited GOdireys gun store 10 CAharlne street.
hrN ora lhe dca cr said that Ne eOid tue pis ol
tDund ntHr johnson On Dee " TO man with DARK
iuustAche, ngh tOatee, sndY color. Wearing sck
tiOu,h h tALd hllck ovcgCoAt. That nglt Mr. u,td
that johnson " = tue m ..
Mr.. James W GOdffrY tnen sWOro that he VAS salts
hcu that sir, johnson va tho uiau who purVhascu
pisto Inc Jury ruturncd verdict tia, johnson oulne
~ Ills death uS ptuhut wound at the hAlas Of syne
partN Or partlee ~ the juri unkLowL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03

Tho ReV. stephen H. heekor died suddenly at
his residence. lo0 North Second street. brooklyn Ves
teruay morning. He AroSo feeling unwe, ana died
aone Ia his room while the family we're at breakfast.
lie was born ia New rseJ 10 l790 and graduated at
Coumbii College IN 1881, He Dc,Atnc pastor Of The
Old BushwicK Reform I'd Church ~ 1875 and our NJ
forty ye.rs he Vas kept from preaching bY sickness
only oOe sunday. lie oclebrlted communion IN his
1915 funeras lie established tho nrst Sunday sclool
a. the Il stern District.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03
A nnl AboIi.hina tho Once Of Naval Omcer.

WARNINOTON, Feb, .'-MT, WINS OF NOV 7 DIX
viii tomorrow oler bill 10 abcsl the once Of kaSa
Unicer all ports where there 10 appraisers depart
ment, 70 abolish the ONCE OF Auditor at tho New
YORK Custom House and enforce tho appointment of
an eisAnL Collector for ina pOIL 1hS hHyai ON
Ger MT. Nilii con emu, snOuid have been abolished
when the Appraisers department was established IL
10 relic Of British tyranny, AMI utterly uselesr 10 lhe
Customs EerNtCe Tue Aot Of h"rgh y, lMS' prONuts
Col more pable AnI less responsible tue Vnco
Of assistant has never y,en nlled,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03

MALES, Feb. 2.-Great prepar ,tiOns are max
Ing here rnival, whch will from the 2O,h
10 tue eSth OF Fe6ruaryhe nrst since tue overthrow
of tue BouroVns. one hundred th usina france hsve
been subscribed, and The of the Of
adng families and nobility arc the Comm tt-o ~
ArrAp sancut. seats On the ptOrms IN tht Place uu
Peblscite are held az $50 frauc, for the VIA
Ia the Via Roma Drng from four TO Twelve hun.
Ired n nc. IL ID believed that the chef VI Police
Wl irohuit tue m tked O. a. the san taio lae1tro
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03

Several Harlem and Morrisan,a sportsmen
went TO rl's Park, In Mott Haven, Tueedav night
to attend dog nght. They told the proprietor tnat
theY desred holI commit meeting Ia the shool-
log gdierJ. pit was formed, Aud the nSht ent on.
q OF the dogs Was 10 badly Injured thai Il died yea
teruay. As tue crowd was gOinK Hwal, hcy NeTc ar
renrd ~ posse OF police under Capt Hciden. QUO
OF the spora mai 10, toe secret Out Fourteen ~ them
we're before Justice Mnrtlrr lesteruHy, sud j ihn
Kug2e, prircipA aud Michael Feth, the manager ~
lno fark. wer placed under bonds Of 81 900, IhOs
nranig hold On tne6s, and tho reulaulvf placed
uudUr 05OO bonds to appeal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03
ROIDsIDE Tragedy.

The Dead BODY or Edward DowBey, tabercr,
Pound Ia IA West Chester Ditch.
As the sun was br, aking through the
drif ing CLOUDS OF the storm yesterday morning,
George W. Frost, the ticket agent In West Ches
ter, discovered the body OF Il man In the dl,ch
by the roadside, one-third of mile south
west OF the depot. lie ran to house across the
road anu hrOn nsed Frederick Merrll and Mr.
wilson. lhsyexamIned the body. IL was lying
faco uogn ward IN a pool of wat r. On turning
tue OOdy over. Mr. Frost saw the I ce Of Edwdtd
DuWney, n well known resident Of Uniunpurt, a
suburb Of West Chester village. Tno body was
covered with blinket, aud telegrdin cent ~
Coroner lufdY OF Fort Chester.
Coroner Purdy believes that Dowuey had been
fouiy dealt witt. vet no one could DO found VINO
lad quaTrelled vi IA uim.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03
How the Democrats stand on the Repeal Of
the kpecIe KcnnmpIIon AcL.

wAsnINGTOE, Feb. 2.-lhe Democratic dele
RAtons nnuea as solid for repeal Of the opecie Re
sumption act arei Pennsi yAnia and Indiana Tennes
see and Mississippi the Missouri Delegation with ono
execution (atOnt) ule Illinois deleg ion. Win Inc
tiOu OF MyKc, orr MOr.lsOn, And ba- no, with
tLo exception OF Payne and ilind. Virginia horih
Carohua, Alabama. Georgia. Louisiana, aud lrIA
divide 10 Is kentucky This Is as f-r ~ tue canvass
In
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03
The Erup,iou or Moun, ye.uyiu..

NAPLES. Fsb 2.-The Indications OF tho erup-
tiou OF Mount vesuyus steadily increasing Prof.
Pamien announces that tue instruments at the oh
tory f,r indicating and measuring the cruptocs
dstrrhod. and the activtY OF the crater becoming
daily HlOre apparent. kpcodY eruption II gcueraly
expected. The number OF strangers Is Increasing,
though Tho city Is MT crowded Lnsish Anicduan
trUl age hs been much ss than usual tnls Water.
MAny VI lho hoteIs nave not p.IId eLpenaea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03
The International Boat Race.

LONDON, Fen. e.-Cambridge has not finally
decided whether Il will participate IN the International
boat race A. Philadelphia the coming summer but the
Prrsiucnt expressed his behcf tAat nlC could
not come on Tho matter Will prVbAUiy be definitely
uecided tu-uiutrow
The Captains VI the Oxford boat cube met to-day and
de lrd To rriu-e the ca irnge VI tue American lntrr
collegiate Rowing AssocAtnI because The date Is III
couyenlrnt. Tue c lnsldoratOn Of the PhilAdolpniA
4 ch.hDIl Il NJ nna M.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03
TIE OLD WORLD's NEWS.
The War In Spain THE Aifonsists Advanc.
Ing into the InIerior Of Blscay.

IhH TITO tue IntcriOr OF UIscny.
MADRID. Feo. 2.-Gen. Rivera has captured q
carisi position four kilometres from EstelA TheCI
lists In the province Of Biscay retrcaine zor
ncsa. Gen. Martinez Campos IL at Elizondo.
BAYosSE. Fey. c MANY spanish fAmi lee arc .eing
TO France Accounts Of the ngAng contradictory.
The c lrlists cOntinus 10 shell san Seb1s'tan.
bAHTANDER, Fen. -(ien,. Qucs da ana Iona h4ve
uni cd ;hrir Orces nrar BiOaO, advancing nt1
tao interi'r OF scay santas and the river Nrrvlon
have he freed Of the Carsls There ls great Acls,
ana excitement IN Rb1o The Carlist forces benz
mAsei between Bub-o and durango aud IA front Of
San SgbAsllAn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03

LONDON, Feb. 2-rhe oxford UuiversllY au-
thorites have resolved not 20 acceOt Max AulrTs
sgnAiun. but TO appoint deputy and dvide the salary
equally b ~uea hnl und Muner. shO wl De- allu~ Cd
uAinttnuptedly W pTosecuts Lis studics Cf Indian
literature.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03
AUeayy DelnIeatIon.

Henry Sweet superintondent OF tho Erie oil
dooks sI weeha~keu. was yesterday suspended toawa
an investigalion OF hs accounts, he having oecn &C
cused OF embclIlinR from 900 10 $4,000 His mode
O OperaO durng the past ei-ht ca months h had to
to ada false names 70 the semlmOntaiy pHy
rolls, draw my tue pay himself Others are implicated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03

George H. Bosch, tea merchant, OF % Parh
pl,c', ~us arrested Nc,trr a. H. T. st OrsnEs oA
ohar-r " OBTAINING s. Di w1ul 1l Kiod' uhder tAl-s
pretunccs from u Is. Bu net u b5 Ia place
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03

Comptroller Greon has refused to pay to the
AduTnrn thri clirks thrtr saiArios for JauuaTJ,
holding ma he ms been eJ ihed frun oaytns them by
Counsellor ROln Hnd hls Common Council
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03
THE DUSRAYEN ELOPEMESr.
Tho story OF the Second RUNWAY matct
from CANADA Exploded.

We are now convinced that our reporters
were imposed upon by a combin ,tion OF op-
parently trustworthy testimony, originating IN
Canada, In the report OF the ciopement Of the
Bari OF Dunrayen with q da .gntet OF DIR.
Row nd OF Quebec. TIE facts are that yIss
Rowand and her eister left Q Iebeo for this city
recently on visit to relatives. and that Il RI
Dunraven, who Is an old fsiend OF the u,Ily, ac-
oomoanicd them as an escort. The young ladies'
have been the welcome lcsts OF our le ,dtng
residents, ana on Monday a large entertainment
was xiv n 10 their honor at the residence OF one
Of our prominent citizens.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03

CINCGSNATI Feb. 2.-J. & J Sievin a Co. Wv
pended some weeks tp- ~ niei putitloh -
bauArup.cy. 1IeT nabini's ure tdis. AZ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03
Comptroller Crcen'. VaIid E1cuse.

DUBLIN, Feb. R-Iho h, alth Of Fdther Tom
BuTK tue NrlgnOwn pulpit orator. wuirn has Dvrn
seriously impaired recently, Ia nov much improved