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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02

To THE EDITOR OF rnE SUS-SiT, Ny at
teution has been called to an article in your edi-
ton II Nov. n. Is,5, in which IL is stated that a
number Of officers, including myself, we're run
out OF the Egyptian service on account Of Gen.
Stone. desire 10 distinctly state that the use
Of my name IA that connection WAS wholly un-
authorized by me. ] wish, moreover, to add,
that during NV entire service IN the E:y9tim
army was treated with the greatest kindness
by Gen. Stone.
Al one time during my stay in Egynt thought
had como ground for complaint. This frankly
stated IN letter I'd Crcssed 20 q u. stone.
Though am now convinced that the ground Of
the compliant Was more apparent than real, 1t
received kindly con>i deration-the best proof II
which Ia the fact that agreed To remain an
other year in the service, though my contract
WIS only Tor ons year and. but for affairs in the
United states which demanded my attention,
have not the slightest doubt than should have
remained In Egypt until the end of the second
year. Very respectfully, yours,
RCDfRT y. ROGrus,
First Lieutenant Second Artlliery-Late Colonel
of Engineers Egyptian Army.
IUkT ACuEsKY, Nd, Jau. %, 1876.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02

markahle meeting. But the sinners Of
Philadelphia can stand outside the depot
and take look nt tlIc ti,Nct holders WHO
in. II is likely that there viii hca great
multitude Of outside spectators. We do
not SEQ That il VIII bo in any way improper
for them to watch and scru,uilc those who
are permitted to enter. Among thcm viii
be grocer. and hotel keepers aud hattets
and car conductors and lawyers and dry
goods dealers aud plumbers and doctors,
and barhcrs,urd uorhapscvcn some editors.
These men who advance to thcdocis IN line
profess to he rcgeueinted, to have taken
on the second ADAM. 10 have placed them
selves in situation where old things are
passed away and all things are become new.
They profess to- order their ways 10y re-
lieiOn, and to govern their lives by the
TEACHINGS Of the Scriptures. They cannot
he unwilling that those who know them
should take a look at them In this place,
point them out, aud hereafter judge their
professions by practical tcsts which are in
possession of all Observers. Suppose for
instance, some one should catch a sight of
BILL kEMBLE in the line; but perhaps We
had better not suppose anything that
would set the whole outside crowd a-jecr-
ing. We shall have Il reporter among the
outsiders TO watch for him, and we shall
also have reporters among the converts In
the meeting itself, lest he should creep in
by some back door, with his hat pulled
down over his eyes II is not safe to AS
sumo that KuMBLE would not 20 so far US
to pretend to be n new convert of MoopY
and SANKEY, il he thought he could make
anything out Of tlem by addition, division,
ana silence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02
The National Debt.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury reports the total public dent on Jan. 81 OK.
elusive OF bonds 70 the Pacinc Railroads, at
q AeaeSi sb and the cash In the treasury sle6
1884 40, making the debt esa cash In the treasury
t2Ils,23 p 30 decrease Of 81 noe 1891 during the
montn The sos bonds Of the District Of Columola
Ncl amount to nearly fllNoO00, are not inc luued 10
the total Of the debt. Tho payments made from the
aIeasu} VS Mstr"r uuis the l9 9atn % january
tSpd2 1870; Navy, ~ h57 6Sl ~ Interior indians
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02
schuyler Coln,x Again Heard From.


Oakes A. Amcs says of the statement
that the executors OF Oakes Ames have found
papers vlndicatinG Schuyler ColfaX q" A. an eX-
ecutor Of the late Hon. q ikes Ames pronounce
the above statement to be untrue. On the con-
trary, all the Information in my possession, 9th
"a an executor ana m individual, conyinces me
that the payments which MIR. Ames claimed tn
have made TO Mr.. COlfax and others were made
at the time, m the manner and for the purpose
stated bV him."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02
The sort Of Becchcr Council 10 Call.
Il...,, ~. Hhta...,o s.tr.,,..s

There ought to he q council mot over
Target composed Of ministers and other repro
sentatives Of the Cnngregati pnal churches, who
shall not merely go over the evidence already
givel ia court, but any other testimony which
may exist, which the technical rules OF the civil
cour: kept out on both sides. Ard this council
might be chosen. in part, by the Congregational
churches in ecclesiastical association with Ply
mouth Church and the other part by that
church Then, when a result is reached, let IL
he announced, and either heartily accepted, or
else thereaf'e r let the matter be quietly remit
ted 70 lnAt Jmdgmeni whore error rs illpnsslLle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02
A County Trea-urer's DefnIoe,,on.

WATERFOWL, n. Y, Feb. IA COMMITTEES of
the Board Of SUPERVISORS OF ST. Lawrence county have
been engaged for the past tour VEGAS Ia making
animation OF the County TIeasurers accounts for the
laht eighteen year, and nnd deficiency ~ ahon fSb-
ono. Harvey n, Rcdway, VINO been Treasurer dur.
Ing tins time, IL III ~ his home ir POtydam. II Is Ue-
heYed that considerable portion Of the deficiency can
ne "Apia nrd d tho remainder made good ogt OF tie
etlsLe o. kedMAY so thA te county VIII Luli no loss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02

N,onl ne IlAe.. NaulrliLe. n

FOnl ne IUNe', IllNfNf m,
THE Sun is the gamicst and sharpest
newspaper printed In New York. It's editorials
are splendid specimens of composition.
TIE SUNS Immense crcul. ton niIht be I'M
meuser with profit TO the people, for its rays not
only animate and vivifv honest people and
sound measures, but wilt and blister Rings and
dead beats Of every sort.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02

To THE EDITOR OF The SuN-Sir. Tho state
ment in SUNDAYS SUN TO the effect that Rrother cd,
OF the Methodist Church in this village al recent re-.
ligous meeting denounced tine Jamaica Rod and Il he
Association as prOpGstoT OF Vice Is Incorrect. beg
ieRNc u say that made no such rruRrk pray,
YOU mention, ana that know nothing which would ia
lacf me 10 seah ~ any way derOgtnry to the caGrac
ter OF that ass citation. LEWIS NJ. WOOD.
Ii Al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02

Rom he Cincinnati CommerciIi.

FTVWI VIC NfTlNFWIW IVVFNFTtTWs
SANDUslIY, o., Jan. @.-A tramp tried
to outrage Mrs. Frank Wheeler, near Monroe
VILE. She shot hun In the thigh. slightly wound
ing him. The fellow went away, out came back
with friend and again tried to outrage Mrs.
Wheeler. who shot ana killed him. The COM
panioh carried the villain away.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02

II j. strange TO read in JAY GovLDs
newspaper a letter from hi London correspond
cnt attacking ALBERT GRANT, the En-lish JAY
GovLD. ALBERT GRANT ownsa LONDON news
paper, az JAY GOULD New York one and per-
haps lac will return the blow by an assault on
his American prototype. They are we'll
mated pair, but GRANT was unable To buy the
etitor with his paper Gs Jay GOULD did with
his. The reason was no lack 81 shrewdnes7 or
willingness on the part Of GRAHr, but tho Lon
don gentleman refused 20 lie bought. while Jay
GouIlp found no dinoulty ia buying his stool
pigeon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02

Mr.. n. u. Edison mailed letter recently adj
dressed "lion Secor Robeson, Secretary OF the Navy
Washington, ID. C." Two DAYS the otter az
returned, nciosed IN note from Robesons secretary
rcsilng, Tine Secretary o. nc Navy positively de-
cnes 70 CONSIDER te enclosure urdl IL IL properly
dressed" Mr. kcEdn trn tercd tha suptfscr ption,
hnd the request mt lhe letter containCd was soon
Aiterwarg granted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02
Cnrryina Concenled Menron..

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-ST: Is there
not law IN New York that pronbit per from ar
ryins concealed wcapons2 There Is a arm IN Warren
street whose men on strike ana they have employ
cd several meu nom Boston Who parade due street
every noon time, and pass my place = uuslaegs with re-
NuYers sticking out OF tneT pocKcts, Now. sir, We.
ucNc that tIc police arc aware u this We GTe certain
that II meant fot no good purpose, and thai liyas
nCgulNhsly endangered. L. SAIru.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02

Louis. The primary evil of this whole
affair is in GRANT himself, and in his total
unltncs-, Intellectual, moral, and personal,
to hc President Of the United Atos.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02

- ON NE thlcd4O AdNdnce
Plymouth Church finds fault with Mrs.
Moulton for telling what she professed to know
against her pastor. And now II disclplines Mr.
Bowen for not telling what he knows Tho for
mer Ia construed as Islander expressed, the lat
ter as Islander implied.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02

1t Ia astonishing To hear the people talking OF
this new principle, Dr.. j. ii. hcLeans Cough AMI IuLg
hea lng uobples II Nil cure consumption coughing,
and III lung diseases. 10 prove H. you are yiied 10
CAL At pr. j. IL McLoans Gree 8li Chesnut street s.
Louis Mo, ald get trial sample free Trial bJAus Toy
mall 20 cents.Aip.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02

The one ground upon which II MILTON
FISH bases has aspiration to be nominated
us the Republican candidate for President
is Tint with the help OF his son-in-law,
SIDNEY WEBSTER, Spanish counsel in this
country, he has during the last six years
cuun.naly defeated all the plans and policy
of President GRANT in regard TO spain and
Cuba, and has thus kept tie United states
out Of danger of war, willie enabling
spain to maintain her hold upon her
colony. This newest dodge of ms VI nvit-
Ing the great power Ia Express their views
uuon GRANTS scheme Of Intervention, he
will point 10 rs the final proof of his sue
cess in outwitting GRANT, pGcnREroSr,
end Robson; since, he viii say, II put on
the beginning of war which the third
t.rmers were resolved upon, until after the
meeting of Congress, thus rendering it
much more difficult for them TO realize
their martial aud political project.
This l. the single substantial plank ~ Mr..
Ffsn's Presidential platform. Tins is the
one line of pubic service in return for
which he proposes that the Republican
party shall nominate him n its candidate
w 'e'.'hA' h'i q - AlNti III IT. wv
1t is valid claim. Mr. FISH, with the
assistance referred to, has really done this
thing.
But what "A curious event il would be IL
great party should nominate the Sccrc-
tary Of State as its candidate Tor President
because he has for years continually foied
and made fool Of r preceding President
whom lie was pretending To serve, aud
whom the same party had elected for two
terms
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02

II In well TO get clear of a cold the first week,
Dul u IA much bet"f apu safer to rid yourself Of IL the
nrst torIesnt nours-ihe proper remedy tue pur-
pose beng d. Jayyes kIvectQlAAt.-Aag,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02
Evervbody speaks Wei orr.

Frank Losltes Popular Monthly for February
20 cents-AdU,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02

The watohword ct almost the entire Geo
churches OF PHILADELPHIA g. GOOD news since
the revival Of MooDy and SANEEY. SO said
Rector DrrRtNG OF phiiadclphia last SUNDAY I'm
All Saints Episcopal Church In sermon about
The revival. The whole city, he added, is lit
orally moved with rev interest Before thew
came, ~ continued. It would have been "a ought
insane to start pfayer meetings in the palace
warehouses, but now this IS an everyday occur
renee. We ike TO hear Of any Kind Of religion
getting into the palace warehouses Of Pniludel-
phia If it stay there, ard n It be worth my
thing, u VIII drive q good many practices out az
some of them, aud Introduce Innovations that
must alter these warehouses 40 that people will
hardly know them. The way Of doing business
viii he changed the character Of many ~ the
kinds Of goods that are kept on hand will he
changed and the habits Of the rroafictors and
sale men Will I've changed. Tie praying In the
palace warehouses is Of slight account, unless
accompanied lay the true practice OF genuine
fell-non there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02

We feel ourselves authorized TO declare
that the report which represents the Hon y. II.
BRsTow, now Secretary sof the Treasury, as
having written letter In favor Of the nomins-
ton for President OF OLvEn Z. MORTON Of In
diana Is not true. MI DRIsTow Is not that
kind Of man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02

Thc Committee on Expenditures Of the
War Department have been gradually collecting
eta and information from various sources,
with Wow o. making q thorough ilvesfigluon
# "a, it, oureaus and ranches, the iuonueg ofe1-
pending the appropriations, the necessary cost
ANA the actual OUTLAY, the eNcresccnccs That
have grown up. and Whatever abuses NAV exist.
Ihis process OF inquiry Is neccssarili tcdiou-,
because the department Is not DISPOSED TO ex-
hlnit own weakness, or to las bare the Sc
crots OF expenditures, which the crrtary and
lis SURROUNDINGS have an Interest Ia continuing
as hey now stand. Therefore tine comiuitteo
have TO grOpe their way, TO rely inainy In their
iesoar, hes upon outside aid, aud then to sft the
statements thus cbtdned with caution, from
the danger of being misied. The belief that
there had been undue delay ia prosecuting ths
Investigation Is erroneous. We are Vraiilled in
being adj" To state uuon the best authority that
Nj. HEisIER CLIAER, the Chairman Of tins
committee, has not only been In esIn"st from
the beginning, but That he Is determined TO
spare no o. ins or Effort In oyerhauling the War
Department. to the fun extent Of all the powers
with which nc Is clo' he'd. II there has bceh cx-
trayacance, or fraud, or iubbcry, or Improper
administration, he means to tind 1t out and to
apply tie proper remedy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02

Our absent citizen, WILLIAM NJ. TWEED,
has acquainted the world at large, Of which he
Is now member, with the fact that Americ MS
OF his own huge size are very numerous. Even
among the restricted number of travellers In
foreign lands there IL a surprisingly large doega-
ton of American representatives OF corpulenoy.
In fact, 1t has become DANGEROUS for a,man OF
large form to travel at all abroad just now. II
he wears full beard and is stout, his arrest Is
probable, but certain In case hit face is smooth,
for then II rs presunable that the fugitive has
shaved, and consequt ntlY his pictures look less
like him. Extreme eanness at present Is n sete-
guard, for even the personal supervision OF
BANTISG hirisolf could not by this time have TO-
duced 1wEEDI shape TO "a 1.-the and wiowy
condition. And yet six months hence even thin
men will stand 20 chance, for II viii then be
possible for the ex-pTisOner to have become
omaeated from continued living on brown
bread and soup meat Passports are, of course,
useless as proofs Of Identification, because
TWEED could easily possess a new passport for
each day OF the year. Nor Is there any safety In
having a number of travelling oompah ions who
will swear that their coRrade is not the great
BosS because the Ross himself could easily have
numrrous suite u false witnesses. In fact the
circle Of his oid>r6Iaes, who find other climates
more conducive TO free aspiration, would make
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02

1h' interesting feature OF Mr.. TREVOR
w. PARKS testimony In regard to his relations
with Mr. a. u S7ocKwELL In the Pacific Mail
company Is thisi PARK and srocKwELL We're
parties to pool which bought certain stocks,
rise. PARK immediately discovered that STOCK
WELL was selling the pool his own stock-a Ia
vorite trick among certain Wall street scsmps.
Thereupon PARK quietly called on SrOCKwELL,
and looking him IN the eye with a knowing
wink, suggested that he should like to have \
check for his share Of the loss 10 close the nc.
count OF III" pool. srocKwEIL- thus caught ut
his little game consented and sent check for
the amount required. Thus PARK Got out OF the
pool without loss, and STocKwELL didn't make
any money by his trckery. This operation was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02

Another maniac through revivnlism Is
reported from the Indiana town OF Logsnsport.
AS the case at Hoboken was that OF a woman,
so also Is the case at Loaansport The IIoboken
victim attempted to destroy herself, aud II has
only been bvthe united strength Of several PER-
cons that the Lo9ansport victim has been rc-
strained from acts 4 violence. There have re-
Gently been several other cases OF women who
have had their heads turned through religious
excitement. In reading Of such Occurrences,
we cannot hclU thinking of the painful scenes
that might be witnessed IN the vast revival as-
semblaRcs OF MOODY and SANKrY, II Brother
MOODY should become rs innammable AZ some
Of the other rcvvalst7 nre. but he ncvcr loses
bis self-conirol, never shreks or whines, never
SECS the flames blazing among his audience, or
tears out the minds Of terrified sinners. II he
did such things he could turn the Hippodrome
into paudemonium. and TIE SIS would have
10 take charge Of him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02

Widow MAGGIE VAN CoTT, the preaching
reyvaist told the siunors Of Newark, when she
was about to leave their town, Just what we told
her when she went to it, that they are peculiarly
hardened and wayward In their Nlcledness (;
and so, after making little oppression on them,
she has gone away, complaining about the small
ness - the sums they put in the contribution
box. Her success there was in curious con,r st
with that which she hau In Newburrh, the field
Of her previous operations We say she ought
to have stayed longer In Newark. \ fortnight
IN such place is too short time. Then she
ought not to havo taken up collections. That
was mistaken thing TO do. Then she should
not have taken such peculiar means as she took
10 compel sinners TO go to the altar That
frightened away people who might otherwise
have been acted upon. Widow VAN Corr has
learned some hard lessons IN Newark.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02

The Philadelphia Press has addressed n
circular to all tho hotel prupiietOrs Of that city,
AMI wo should Judge from the list Of Tef'ies. I'LL
tho chop house and lager beer saloon keepers,
TO know n they intend to Increase their prices
next summer. The roulics enable the Press 70
assure the uuhlio that "the rates for board and
lodging" viii not "matersly" advance. IL
would be more comforting II the precise Philn-
delphiau idea Of materially" could be given.
Also, " this qualified promise Of no material ad-
vance IN the rates for board and lodging would
be accompanied by the assurance that extrava-
CANT prices would not be charged for everything
O. eat and drink under tho name of extra. Tho
Press is pretty coundcn; that the extortionatc
demands which were So detrimental to the sue
cess Of the Vienna Exposition will not he per
nitted to mar the prospects Of the Centennial
Exhibition. But here Il the trouble: The sup
ply Of some things IN this world Is equal TO the
demand; when 1t is not, the SUPPLY determines
the price, scarcity greatly increasing the value.
Now Philadelphia. as every traveller knows. has
four or five good hotels. capable Of accommo-
dating An aggregate Of perhaps two thousand
people. To these four or i've The Press adds at
least forty " hotels" Of which nobody outside OF
Philadelphia ever before heard, such as the
Bald glc, Red Lion, and Black Bear; and
why tho Blue Monkey was not included
il inoxplicabic with all these representatives
OF varously colored carniy.i4. the entire hotel
accomm odation Of Philadelphia Ia considerably
less tn ten thousand. But the Pres assures
US that lone or two new hotels ale now build
in1." How far will they 90 toward meeting the
expected extraordinary demand? The fact H.,
thut including the entire mcnagerte of Bal1
Ea'les, Black Bems, Red Lions, and Blue
Moikeys, Philadelphia is utterly inadequate
TO the accommodation Of the one-hundredth
part Of the guests expected, or Of one-teuth
part Of those who will actually arrive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-02

a eoodly train. II might be well for the United
States Government To nave Il brand made "ith
when every fat man going abroad could be
branded bot then the Boss would doubtless IN
fringe On the patent. one means at least Is sure
which is to know the Minister, all the copsuis,
yir' C, nsus, and attaches Of ell foreign citica'
and then "a man would bs trlsr1bly certain ~
PROVING lis ilcntiiy with comparative ca.e; but
then this result can scarcely be attained without
at first travelling abroad 20 make their acqu int
uncc. II might, therefore, DC well fof GRANT TO
issue sort II llcw ,rc-of- tEc-DJg proclamation
t. this effect:
" Uieieds WILLIAM ~ TwRFp lately residing near
l. Vt present travelling abroad, precise locahy uu'
" etcJ The said BIZ is wanted at home nv largo
circe unfortunate ,axptyeH' aud
Nhefea, TOO lir, i.u urtoti.vC force ~ net wei
acQunintrd whtbr form AMI features Of sd HILL and
Consequently. IN hope Of obtaining rHward, arrest a.
most any large man they hnd speaking Eng ISL there
fore
" he Il procio,ped, Thst all men exceeding six feet
aud two Inches u height AMI fOGrf feet Ia cfcunictece
VIII do well tn remain at home until further notice"
This would probably make the foreign travel
Of fat Americans more endurable.
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Our Circulation OF $500 Weekly
Papers To liz Raised To
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II j. not necessary To speak ~ tho
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the compendium at the news 81 tho
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market ami crop reporter II j. fnll o.
interesting r~ezIiing forthc family circle
Aud II hss a Thousand other merits that
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II the Isrca, Weekly Newspaper Of tie
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given 10 subscribers for only One
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HORSE SroLrN.-on last Sunday
night some one entered the stable of Nr.
Jas. /. HARRISON. living near Porters-
vile, and stole a fine gray are. In the
morning the thief was tracked on the
road toward OtveIl. and HARRISON and
Shenii Edmonsion started in pursuit.
separately. Harbison failed to find the
fnsrc and started tow ards Ioogootec in
search Of her. but the Sheriff was moro
lucky as he found her in = stable nesr
Win1low. where she had c~u locked IN
a an estray, having been found running
loose In the road. The thief had evil
dcnuy ridden her hard. and turned heu
ioos' for fear Of being caug lat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-02-25

az Mr.. Charles Egg ha- sold out his
lin AMI stove store 10 Mes.rs. John
Erny, Jr-. aud y. Krsus. These young
gentlemen are clever. and will bcapt 10
push the business. Charley will 20 TO
selling weather strips
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-02-25

TT Ne~srs. August Iii-ch. and Jo..
F@g have bought The right for m".i OF
TIC counties in Southwestern Indiana
for the sale OF q patent w--thcr strip.
Hrd Mr.. Iiisch.i las zone n Evansville
q" sre io tic sale Of ILem u that city
tbs week