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THE POSTMISIER's DIUGHrER.
Brilliant Wedding Gnd n Crush In the
Church of the Holy Trinity.

Miss Ella james, the daughter of the
Postmaster, was married TO MIR. Henry q. Pear
son, tho Assistant Postmaster, by the Rev.
stephen ii. Tyng, Jr., IN the Church OF the Holy
lrlnity. last evening. The church was filed
long before the beginning Of the ceremony, aud
the streets were crowded with coaches The
BRIDE wore white silk, trimmed with lace. Misses
Sarah Heiser, Mary Baker, the niece OF Senator
Nye and Miss Marie l.. iieiser were the brides
maids, the groom men being Howard Carroll.
Frank James, and Albert Carieruu. The bride
was given away b Col. James. Col. Fred J
Phillips, Dwight Llwrcnce, and Andrew Green
We're the ushers.
lhe bridal reception was given In the Post
mesters Firth aNcnue house. Fhe guests on
arriving were Introduced To the bride and
groom, standing under bell Of flowers, IN
when their monogram was wrought la roses
and orange blossoms.
Among those VINO rendered their congratula-
tions were tx Gov Morgan and wife. u ron
Cooper, Judge son, Col. 1horpe, Dr. Rup-
pauer, the Hon. samuel Z. Russell, Gen. Ches-
ter A. Arthur, FREDERICK kunno and wife, Judge
X. 4. Morgan and wife, Col. J. \. Dillon. DIS
trict-Attorney Bliss. ex-Judgs Dit'enhuefer,
the Hon W IN. II. Stnrr, Marshsl V. Is liske,
Col. Frank T. Howe, Justice Gedney, isaac Day-
ton, Jonn IL, Lydecker, the Hon. Thomas e.
Acton, Isaac H. Bailey. James D. Colgate, presi-
dent of the Gold Exchange, ex-Congressnan
L,wse-1, ana J. Irving Burns.
Presents valued at $1,000 were displayed.
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the VAR ~ CUB.f.


OuerrtIluA U.Apcfsr1-t contributions TO the
Centennial Exhibition.
HAVANA, April 15-Ofhcers who have
lately arrived from the East speak Of the stu
ation Of the troops about Holsuin as very pre-
carious, owing to the great prevalence OF fevor.,
although the raias have not yet begun. Numer-
Gus posts have had to be abandoned, and Of the
thousand men sent there not long sgo, probably
not more than 20 are Ut for duty.
On the I'd inst. the rebels entered the town of
slncti spifitus at half past seven In the evening.
and, after sacking the stores Of d. Felipe Di. Z
Ybarra and Manuel Toledo Rodriguez, aud car
rying OF the contents Of these two establish
ments on horseback. they made Oh, losing only
two men killed. three horses. a rife hatchet,
some cigar, and a pO0ketbook containing in
structiOns from Ptncho Jimntz The local
newspaper says that the breach made in the
wall Of the town at the foot Of the Gale de la
Gloria mus have been made from TIE inside.
u make IL seem that the as ailauts entered 10y
that passage, but tn I N reality they crept into
the town through some houses that h ve COM
municntlOns with tho country outside the walls.
The S.cclon de Jioaros, body Of Ruerrillas IN
the department OF the Centre, have been dis
solved, in part by the CubAns, and III part By the
commander who called the corps into existence.
or party OF ninety Of them, the Cuoaus cap
tured seventy and cut them 10 pieces.
The various manufacturers OF cigars have gone
to some Expense 10 present their products 20 be
exhibited Ia Philadelphia handsomely, aud the
Kiosk that ID. Ramon AilOnes has had pre-
pared, Ia spoken OF Us work OF art. IL Is Of Uc-
tdkpi lbiHlf anu lhhho u tue lHO7t v lutilc
island WOODS. IL bears n statue Of Columbus,
nd rests on that OF an Ind n. the base being
formed or three lions, representing Castillo,
Leon, aud Navarro. The shields o, the frieze
bear tue arms II eight OF the States ot the
American Union, and above are two shields
bearing the arms Of spain, another with those
Of Washington, and q fourth with those Of
Havana. -Four smtuettes, ropresentng Science,
Commerce, Agriculture, &c., stand In as many
compartments, and four crystal doOfs open with
a spring simultaneously between the statues,
aud bear the different brands OF the firm. The
is HamOI KDia- "A
lhe absence OF rain leads the planters 10 pre-
diet short crops next year.
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4 SUICIDE'S REQUEST.
Brookiyn Mhn who Wished TO be Buried
without Excitement or show.

man who registered as william Newton In
the Montauk Hotel tu.ton street Brooklyn, ON Wed.
nesday nish was found dead In hls room ycstcrd y
afternoon. Ills body was lyias on the bed. AMI the
coa' was o. bctae of lau uianum aud the following
letter, signed william Newton. 1856 Kosc.uss5 ,trcet.
BROOKLYN. were IN ac pocket II Is my particular
guest that my remains Will rot be sent mT nee.
but taken direct to Greenwood Cemetery and there
buried Ia tlc family plot, No. hOS on Lake avenue.
sil py thc nearest unierttkrrs wagon. With pnla
CONN, no carriages, and convey me To GREENWOOD Win.
found with my clothing on. | have prayed fer al,
hoping We may all meet IN Heaven. tod bless en-,
fieNrL. 10 not grcvc for me, Tor TINS Is ir cad
alt, 80 once more FAREWELL wife and family, sisters and
brothers, friends or enemies, | lid you adieu, for
Ply heAd Is bewhderrd, ana the prospect of lying IA
idlen,ss u more tnan can bear or cncurt. My dolr
VILE VIII nhd lew future Instructions Ia
NJ. Newton was ookh glass manufacturer, IN com.
ioriab circumstances When he went from home Ca
Neinesday evening he told MS wife hat Ae going
70 his Masonic lodge. He went At once 10 the hotel.
The Icy to The cato Of his pCt Ia Greenwood Cemetery
Wa Ia ms pocket. tororer Smins save permit
to remove his body, and they will Dury 1t from his
iousu in spite OF his request.
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rAN,IoNs ron 1nE wlR or lsIs.



WAsHINGroS. Ap!il 2O.-l'he House bill PRO.
vdas that pensions Tor the War o. lsi! shah not be
les than ts per mon b, ami restoring to the pension
rolls the Name Of all persons droppeI thcrerom during
tie aic Ie1eon, sas r>p'' ,in the Senate Com
nitice on Pensions to-day VITA several matcri1l
amendments. one Of N m limits the cass OF pension.
crs TO persons who seryei at least fourteen days and
we're 10 tuMe engage amt Go tucir NiLoN pfo-
Ndei their larr ke tOO< place PRIOR the treaty OF
peace AlcA ter .rd tae War and proYlded lac sid
" .tJNh are fcuirrIrt.
Another alneniuwat @. greAter importance and az
ftct!"s GIN rent auDj ~ Is th1 ans ':tiOn OF
section proNins that All pensions whicl have been
me- hereafter hr gtartcl IA C1rs', lence OF death
occurring nom cause which originated IN the serve
ot tht ttG states suc the itl day Of March 1901,
Or IN consequence Of wounds injuries received oi
e!sct cunrI ted since said cate hl begin from lhc
te OF tie death OF disch7rgr rom the IDi states
service " the per or on wa1sc account tnc claim mas
btrn or hereafter SIAN pe granted from termi.
nation Of the nsht OF the parry having prior
such peas!Ons provided taat limitation herein prc
scrip snail not aply 20 cLiuis ~ IA bchsf uf M
sane pcrsons or muor chdron or dcceasrd soiditrs.
lhr bll also rrqu res the Conuissiuner OF pensions
TO notfy the peisns inter- sird anu pay an ~
pensions 70 Nhch ey shall he cnutlud under the fore.
going provision.
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SrIRKs rRou 4HE rE1EGS,rg

A coiored tr mp has len arrested I'm New.
He is heid for ld4.,,ncltlon IVA '1'''''
t.nted states Suh-Treasurles at 81. Loui.
and Ohaf) nave neEun payug out silver com Tor cur
rc.rx About $40 lOO nad Urcn paid out M hcaso ur
TO r. NJ. yesterday, -
Coy. lariranft Yesterday Issued a warrant foI
we Nlut NJ on luurs lay, the Sh OF Jane of edward
h,li eonYGi IN Carbon county, Penn, OF the muir
Inc thitd annual report OF the stockholders
OF me ulled states Centennial Exposition says there
WI! pe dehcenci IN the funds OF tl,5OoOOD, which
must be made up by admission fees.
A halky horse backed "A carriage containing a
lshlJ named Kerr into the rYeT near the Falls Of the
schurixill In fhladelpha, Yesterday afternoon. The
occupants nVs In lumber thTOHn into the water
put all we're re,eu, ID except haoea Kerr, sssd Il
JoAIS. Who Was drOWued
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the POST OFrIcE RoBBERY.
Hunting Down IA stranger who Makes an Ex-
ccedimgly sorry showing.

On Saturday last James Terhune, messenger
OF the Seventh Ward National Bank, while on his way
TO the Market National Bank with 5000 In gold cer-
hcates' stopped In the Post ONCE Ia the corridor he
Was Josied 10y two mon When he went Into tue street
he missed ia money. on that afternoon Dete tive
Ferf' oHserYed tn IN front OF the Market Bank aud
inoNlhs MN 70 several saloons and then TO Jersey
w, JOS. rlh - MIN there Learning of the fobbcry
OF the esschger the oicer suspccret this stranger
taNohla F.rY. T'g prsoaer said tlat he liyel IN
Jersey avenue, nclr Hamilton place. Detective Ferris
louhl IN ms hOutea large number OF nlod checks On
various aims IA TINS city Ine prisoner VINO gave MS
Ahe 40 DaNld SWAY ne, aas taken To the Police tUurN
Once ana t"tre he w,s accused OF stealing Che :. le
n folI Crrllhr4tes, two ais ou the Western Mon
Iclegraph mhn>, valued ~ flpiO anu SO 20 fTc IN
U,t bl messenger t.e properly 90 thr SeVenth N-rd
Nat OAal Halk Ju- ice MORGAN committed htn.
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TIE LATEST rInsr WAND Tragedy.
Captain OF the Old Municipal Police stab
brd by n 'Longshoreman.

Ex-Pollce Captain Michael Hapne was stabbed
twice IA the necK by John Kelly 'ongshoreuaa yes
tcrday afternoon. Sir Hapnc owns several buillings
IN thc FiFst Ward ANA having them REPAIRED ana
h. had been ssrerintenoing the work Kelly drank
with Hrone In Greenwich street. and after this Kelly
began to Kick small pieces of wood lDto a cellar way
Mf haphe spok 20 LIN raihcr shirplr. and quarrel
'i3 prnp,,.o salui nhlt are Iou kicking
cr piece Of woVc. Mr.. HalpAne raised MS heavy w.lN
inE stls ami struck Kelly Ia tho face kcly SAID IOth
ms Mr. htpine stepped close to him lie picked IN
aspAner " wood sni BEGAN 10 whitle A. anu pushed
hlih along the paYenl ut krlY rcstcd, ami Nr. lla
pine sIrucS MN sSan hsliy graspei hls penknte an
running D9dlnd Mr.. Hapnc STABBED lin twice tu the
meek near tho winepipe. hr. Hslplnc. who 10 neshy
man, Vas abe 10 fold the nesh over tbs WouniS aud
stop tue dow Of blood untu Dr. stephens reached aim
e was then taken 10 NJ homr at Il state street lho
knlIe penea Ell 70 within quarter uf Of the
main arterI Kcliy was arrest, d. Mr. Halplne was
haroor Master hnd DOCK nsp ctur pr-yi Gus g. MS ap
pontncnt as Captain on tle Oh Municipal Police. lie
Is about SHY years Old.
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THE RAIA oyER THE Bl1TERY.


Lato on Wednesday night force Of laborers
began WORK on the battery extension Of the Greenwich
Street Elevated Railroad by c.sging TWO ae-p holes in
The middle Of Battery place. Just opposite the present
southern terminus q the road In these holes were
planted tWu iron plars and In due time the box.
girder was nrcd ana secured. ih1 worAmel then
erected sar structure on the sidewalk Of the Bat.
terry, ana holes were dug a regusr Intervals Ia the d.
rccuon ~ the south rry nding for the reception of
other Iron pillars. The WOrkmen NeTa not iutcrftrtd
with, although they were somewhat incOmnOdrd by
numerous employees OF tbs South Ferry anu Church
street nc. VINO, with tne usual thrOn OF miscellaneous
hlcrs Gro Nded them until after midnight. The hrst
pair OF columns on the Battery were put Ia position
Yesterday morang and seroaI pIl- IN the aftfrloln
ne w0rA TO be extended through the cast side of
Battery n curve tO Front street.
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OYER cor. BEDLE,S VETO.
The Legislature of New Jersey Going In with
Lone Hand.

TRENTON, April 0-rho bill. providing that
the Boart o Inspectors Of the State prison. riuuc.
ton with tac head keeper shall appoint all the deputy
keepers. was passed tho Governors veto IN tie
House to-day by strict party The bin providing
for an appropriation of t3j0O)O Tor the education ani
maintenance Of tho delf. dumb, olnd, and frebie-
minded, which was vetoed by the Governor, put
s passage over the veto defeated " 2T.
kepull lcans voted 20 sustain the veto.
mi Introduced 10y Mr. ltabe, locating asylum for
thr n an dumb AZ frcnton; passed the House and
Me1t To the Senate where Mr.. Jarard offered SUB
etuu that pofilu Of the OIL vetoed by the Governor
Nhich related To .uns for tLo blind At New runs
w'cA ana d-af and dumb At Trenton IL aCccptci.
M MAtheWs sutsequtntly secured tho passage
through hoth Houses OF oil identical with the clause
OF the MI vetoed by the Governor, TelttiYo 10
asylum for the feeolc.minded a. BordentOwn Tless
TWO bulls constitute tho general bI vetoed and will
prolong the session.
A 0ill authorizing tho Morris Canal Company to run
thelr rairo "a into Hudson county t. the cana
DSsia Jf1sey C thns el,slns Wasnnstoa street an
street TO G cmmunipAw, was defeated IN the House.
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THE CoRRUPTIoN FUND.
The Expenditure of Public Moneys TO Innu-
ence Elections.

Col. Whitley has not yet told tho inves-
tigating committees all that he knows about the
fund voted by Congress from time to time under
the Ruise OF the detection and prosecution Of
crimes against the United States, but which was
IN TACT used rs a corruption fund for the success
OF the Republican ticket. An incident OF the
urant-urceley campaign in ls1s will Illustrate;
Col. Ilnelli, an Italian gentleman who was
b'nished for taking part I'm the revolution OF
ISL and who may be remembered as the organ
lzcr Of the Gnrlhaldi Guards, and suhsoaue n'ly
OF the Mcclellan Rifles, was called upon I'm 1s12
by an emissary from Col. whitley, with the sus-
gestion that he organize iepuolican assoca-
ton among the foreign rc.idents Of Now York.
lie was told that his expenses should be raid.
Col. Iinell consented. aud formed q large asso.
!latlnn known ~ the United Nationahties. They
lai thcif hcadq iartafs In lttnfr's Ifo.el, at
Grand and Mercer streets. Gen. Sigcl WA elect
ed President. A large and enthusiastic meeting
was htli in Cooper Institute iiall. under tho
auspices of the association. aud those who wcre
unilinr with Col. Iinelli, who has since died,
sy tI"t con.ii itr.hle money pas OF tlrough his
nanHs curing tnht canvass, IlE suns iutorm-
ant knows that Whitley paid two sums, amount
,ng together 60 ebout $500 to Col. linen Just
batorc the election, una he thinks that murh
more was used Tor the same purpose. IRE SUN' :
Informant adls that Whiiley is keeping b.cis
more than he tells. and tnat when he tsks IN
AL lurnncut to consult counsel. It is only for
ting purpose OF winnoNing the facts so as 10 give
ohiN snrh as suit his purposes.
Littlc JOhuny ID IvenpOri sent the following
uespitch u Washington yes ierd v:
I2s WoY q. -. tUNfslf. Ctdiffsqn dc..
lNr morning tApetH state that u aipears 10 your
cJmiitlt.c th1t received fiOm the Government, De.
tween lS and 1874 various suuis Of money. ~ have
lctcptd ior every Gulisr paid me- eisbursDd every
dol-r thcrrof On ~ no dollar wassr pendcd otherwise
than IN uutiuing information ana the detection an
prevention OF frauds at elections and crimes against the
United st.trs. ask 70 be subpunard at once before
your committee. Will appear UPON trlcgri9hic sum.
mons ah1 will show you tnat ~ addition to what tns
Government uas pall IN this ulate have per, naliy
borrow cd and expended IN this WORK s25Oo0 which
owe To-Day JOuS DAVENPORT
Little JOHNNY Davenport was brought uD IN
Plymouth Church, and therein he j. still n
faVOrits. lis father Is one ~ the few men IN
the church WHO re- ever called on 90 PRAY. lie
was ior many years member Of Theodore Til
TONS SUNDAY school class.
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The depot and freight houses OF the Hudson
River Railroad and Dutchcss and Columbia Railroad at
Dutohe-s junction, opposite Ncwbursh, were burned
yesterday morning at O'CLOCK. The house for
the locomotives Of tho Du chess and Columbia Rail-
road - tho ouy structure left standing. The loss u
estimated al $1,000. The trans delayed about
three hours The origin OF The nre Is unknown but II
Is supposed that the Kerosene IN the supply room
CAME lgnittd IN some manner. ON saturday c depot
IN fishkil. on the Duchess and Columbia Railroad
was destrOyed N lhe same mystel lOus mAnner.
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TRENTON, April 2O.-Early yesterday morning
awcdrcssrd midIlc.ased man .ppelreI 4t "a. house
OF Mr. Rose three ulas uor,h oi tAs euy. sAl his
hale Vas Dsmel J. Hunter and that Zee " connected
~, Wr W, Iult' Nmr9 ni IS sioA ana hf rcq.oft
"a MI Rose 90 write 90 that gen enan should thil
nappvn 10 MIN OluatrD within week. Ils bldy Naa
inuhu m the feeder " tno clu1l later m thr day
l-plan Was sent 10 Judge Am"s, wuo rcpued tell ~
We AALAOr.Llgs " ..nl u. nolI NJ LL.L L-a- ---.
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PROYlDENcE, April lD.-lt Is understood here
that senator Anthony Is mialns crOng bid for the
Prohibition vote IN the next General Assembly A few
days ago ihc Jourrd Anthony paper took occasion to
comment severely ON thc proposed pardon OF a de.
T. lisr, NAieh Coy Lpp't m1 rteonmended the sen.
ANXIOUS O. show h9t ~ Aai no sympathy with Lippt
II Anthohi tres 10 ureak The Lpptt bargain and ule
arate trade FOR himself there Ot gOure no reason
why Lpplt should not co the same. The political slt.
uaiiOn - hhuue Island T. worry pecuAar-the CLoicr OF
bOtl lu.tpd Stltcl senator aud Governor resting
with the same Assembly
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Fuchs OnnrrclIing vI,h hi, Nifc

Fuchs the murderer, sent for his wife Yester-
cay who called at his cell door IN the Raymond stree.
jail IN the afternoon lie said that he was cut Of Shirts
anu uAt shr must gel Ma some. Size salI lh4t wNtn
she ietnrnei nome AT snc was r"ltasei che noc
nflled up anu all ms cotning was gone lie uyDriided
hlr ana men refused 10 hay anything more 10 SAY
her one OF the Keepers of th" i Ast uight sand thp
Fuels hll asked hln To ogat Gtrman newspaper %.
morrow with sond account Of DOan's hanglls 4 H.
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QUINCY, ILL.,, April n.-Ihe repOrts from the
suJ lcycc are more favorable. believed that
large portion OF tho bottoms will not b. reached by
the overh ". There are tour breaks In .hs embank,
ments Houses and OarAs have teen washed away, and
the farms swept clean - everything The reports oi
losses ~ lfe py the overflow cOutradctrd several
families " no did nOt move Nnen the warning gwen
were caught hy the water but taken out IN X f.
lac WGtcflS reported ~ BE- iany foGay lhc fell
here one and a haf Inc res The bottom. above tha
city ss lar AS Wards, uNVrhowed ana II Ia believed
large quantity Of live stock has been drowned.
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SOME wAsnINGr0N TOPICS.
The Deficiency INSTRUMENTATION Amounts
Ing 10 Nearly S3.OU0,OOO.

" UN, AIIIII -U TIC TIUUst IOUl TnItIeo
or Appro9rlat !ous to-day consider ID the amendments
10 the Deficiency bill proposed by the Senate
CURED In tho amendment pay tho sum uf SIS for
tile expenses Of the Black itll- Commission Hp-
pronratLe aoou s7aOo1 for ne expenses oi tr4uspor
atun, care aud custody, ngtnK and tNhhtnR. ana
saU rruru of aclcs belonging To the ULited States
~ the Centennial Exhibition. 1hc cutire appropria-
uons Of The pehceAc! b punt " nearly S5OjOOO0.
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TEE LATEST OLD woRLD NEWS.
Suicide OF Lord Lyitleton, once Under Secrs-
trrv for the Colonies.

trrv for the Colonies.
LONDON. April ~. LORD Lyttlc;on has COM
mittcd suicide. At tas Cor)ner's inquest today the
jury found verdict OF suicide whie In state of un.
souni mind Lord LYttlct0n has ocel for long time
In state OF great mcnt1l aDp-ci-ion
The Right Hon. Cc ~ william Lyttcton was born
IN London March 81 1917 and graduated with high
honors AZ TRULY Cgllcgc Csmhrd lie was from
JHnuary TO jay, lSij ludrr secretary OF state pr tina
.ol9ncs' ana from 1871 g. ls3 acted as me ubeF OF
the Royal tmuiseluu aupI.At'l to OUR i4fo the
rAuag mt cf tAc punir schl. l-. I'D l. ttlctln
also took au SCtive intsrr. colonial qu .t1s aud N
rrYocating the rtyVh ut tl' a-V" powers OF couVt-
eaton am ne cNton.lon u tle rp.sc' pAtc.
Lord lYttlrtun, who was urdrr charge of a kccprr.
thr hiusel over tic iIist hl, rec ld tucr "a
PorS Crescent, on Tuesday Wouinc. Ie wns terribly
bruised, aut uagcrcu until wednesday moralug.
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NEW ORLEANS, Aprll ~. .- The first raco to-dsy
selling race, one mile and quarter was won hy XIII
burn; Alton second and SpTuslrt third. Tnne 2i3lf
lhc second racc-nna mllr aud nalt, for all nses-
wls won easily by Ascension. SufVIyOs sccond Jack
1rgg third, Time, 2;t2ia.
The lhrd race nd" lrat'. best IN 3 FOR al ages
ecOnd aud Port Leon rd tuid rm- i:i5 i.I5 lid1a
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WAsHISGroN, April 1.-lhe President has
pardonel 5. b. Murdock, who sentenced IN Octo.
bcr, lS'i Tor seling letter charging the Ilou Fer.
naudo WOOD of Sew York with intimacy with his wife,
an thr atenins t. kil Mr. wood II he Old pay
certain sum Of mOIcy. lie had served Oul eighteen
months Of his tWu years sentence
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EaLlnre ol a Lnrgc NInnninetmrlng Comranr

PRovIDESCF, II. l., April 9O,-The Baou Man
ufactaring Company and the nrm OF George C. Balou
son OF woonsocket have made assignment to
Charl's II. Merrmln, Addison e. Fisher, OF this city,
and Lo-iah lascl " WhitensYle. The inucbtcducss
eAceeds 81 0poooo The assets comprise three mill, "
Guuut hhNN spiudlcs, and cun~ltrah hu real estate
Woons0cktt one-third Of the Clinton mll and one.
half Of the Pc body mil At Newburyport. Mass 1he
liabilities PROBABLY exceed the assets by from 100000
10 E.OJ,OOO.
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Annnk sinrlIng Anew.

Tho National Banl, OF the State OF New York,
having received permission from the Comptroller of
the Treasury TO resume business, will soon opra s
doors. The bank starts pneW villa capita nf sSoOuo
aud wlh William II. Iayes Presient, licLry Nor
gan wee President, anu h. A, e. kckctis as Cashier
main with the bank.
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"Julius Cnsar" Is T. bs played by narrett
Bangs iud DaYcuuort m The Academy OF Music, BROOK.
Yn, ON SATURDAY evening,
Parker =. Baldwin, Jr., yesterday sued Wm
II Jenhus in We tl'} Court Tor i2loD damages tr
lion Il fattru avenue and Van luut street. Bruuklyn
where thn crtrudaLi was Oundl-s house. TAe jay
INN Nn.-Nl-
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Wi.lia'h NcGalnnoss, Owen McCLe, ana Frank
ll'ea' Prsrr liquor dealers " Jersey city. who rc-a
ares' - Tor selling lquor on eiectio" .y on complaint
u ~ lam Ncl Niirh, of tue temperance brotherhood
We dseherEed yesi rdty Dy Justice ktese. Inc
IAikl,gate he'd nat Mr MCIaYisA, 10 convict the nc
cusct p"r-pn4 must show that he drank the liquor that
II belonged 10 the defendants, and tnlt they were the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-21

Thirty seven slip owners have protested
against tae completion Of the East river BRIDGE on the
ground ina VIII not be high enough to admit OF Che
hassag under II OF large spaIef vessels and because
N rlgli rue secretary OF War to give pcrmisson
TOR the construction VI Tue bridge " b. contested
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-21

LONDON, April 20.-GrIy the fofger, was ar
riisned at low strec' th- mornlug, anu Detective
saup,on presented III, papers, whrrrupoa Gray was
rcm4n icd Tor nftecn days daring Nnch time the Gov.
ernnent WI decide wheiner Or n0t W sOtreAder him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-21

MADRID, April 20.-'tuster Saayerria will lay
the bldg before the COrte, SAturiay II stated
thai the VA cnatcs al ount q 5-uuiOOlJ reals, VI
which fAOOu.0OO are for extraordinary expenses.