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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10
TEMPERANCE ON THE SEA COAST.
The Reform Movement In New Hampshiyo-
soamen Racing for the Pledge.

The Reform Movement In New Hampshiyo-
scamen Racing for the Pledge.
PORTSMOUTH. N. H., April 8.-The tenn
perance reform movement in the lower part OF
New Hampshire Ia working wonders. In the
manufacturing cities of Dover, Great Falls, and
neghboring towns the residents assem- BILE In the
public halls to listen to the experiences OF their
fellow townsmen who were tilrecently drunk
ards. After the meetings the table on which the
pledge Is kent is surrounded by crowds Of men
and women anxious to sign. In Portsmouth the
excitement is at its height. More than l,l0O per-
sons have signed the pledge. A large hall 10
crowded by audience OF 900 people on two
nights Of the week. An admission of Eve Cents
Is charged, and a surplus 10 Ia the naIida Of the
managers sufficient to start reading room for
the benefit OF the signers OF the pledge.
AZ thn tina Il 30 year many vessels Rre in
port preparing I0r ;Se tumitr fishing Voyages
The NaSes earned 10y the fishermen during the
winter nas De-n me support Of many groRger1es
10 the city. Az Invitation was sen. lmong the
ings. A few DAYS ago two vessels started from
the lower harbor TO tho city. An exciting race
occurred In their endeavors to get at the pier
first, 80 that the crews could attend the meet
ing In the evening. The schooner Richard Dodge
Of Gloucester, Capt. J. ]. Churchill, gained on
Capt. Jameson. and the men went below and
put on their shore clothes. The Dodge arrived
for The hall. The crew Of the veocipeds did
not change their clothes until after they arriv ed
at tie pier, and we're twenty mlnutee oehlnd the
other crew la entering the nall. The Dodge's
crew Of nine men IN a body went down the aisle
and added their names to the pledge
A lady unfured blue and red pennant eight
teen feet long, which was, " Portsmouth he-
form Club"
She asked the captain II It should always ny
At the masthead. Capt. Churchill responded,
Youll always nnd II there, fair weather OF
foul"
Each man OF the crew took hold OF the pennant
and tfiumphsntly carried IL from the h IL. I he
crew OF the Velocipede was presented with a
similar psnnant three days afterward.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10
STILL HOLDING THE FORT.

Brother Murray DerisiveIy Pointing TO the
Church the ueiahts.
The Rev. Mr.. Murray OF the Fleet street
ceored Church. Brooklyn sat in his back pAror in ths
basement Of the church late yesterday afternoon aud
around him were six or eight Of his faithful sisters
The services morning. afternoon ana evening
disturbed The congregation were shielded under tho
batons o. three policemen The contribution taken
by ocal stewards instead Of Oy the trustees had
been the custom. After the stewards had gone tho
rounds of the asles then the rebeous trustees took
their revenEe by passing tue boxes . second time.
At the evenlne service the little church room was
thronged By congregation composed about equally of
white and colored vorsnippers Dir. Murray said that
the church going through great trouble "White
folks" sad he, may laugh Al U.s. but all
them is, Look At Orange street" collection was
taken TO deray the expenses OF the SUIT that Caroline
Lee has brought against the trustee, Who so nlcges
hurt her the battle steps Of the church
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10
SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

pus to-day.
John +. Miles, Of the Parker House, died In
Boston yesterday.
The Baptist Church edlnce In Baltic, Conn,
WAS burned Yestorday. Loss, tl1 600.
The Pacific Mall steamer China was attached
by the Panama Rsllroai Company in san FrAncisoo
saturday.
James Brown, Superintendent OF tho Ohio
Ayondae coal mines. fell $50 feet down shaft and
was killed yesterday.
Tho sale OF Intoxicating liquor In Custer City
Back Hlls, has been practically authorized. the rev.
enue collector there having been orcered TO sell stamps
7. @. Settle shot and killed Samuel Cowel at
Poosi, on tho St. Louis, Iron Mountain and southern
Railroad on Saturday. and went home and shot himself
Music Hall building and dwelling house In
Athol Mas were destroyed by hre last ngt and sew
era other buildings were damaged. The total loss
estimated at $4,000, husic Hall was owned by !. H.
uoOdspeed and Dexter Aldrlch. The Arms burned out
are Holbrook Twchell. dry goods ", s. wlggns
boots ana shoCsi Frost Lee, stoves Snionds DrOs
furniture S. W Blhs watcheS. and b. Aldrlch print
Ing 0ftcA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10
srATEN ISLAND TROTTERS.
The string Peter Durves has In Training
for tho Coming senson.

The String Peter Durvee has In Training
for the Coming senson.
Mr.. Peter Duryee. we'll known on Staten
Island has nne stable OF young trottes in training
for the spring summer contcsts. The stables
the old grounds Of tho late Nicholas Duryee Port
Richmond The trotters Becky BIRD. bay mare, 10
hands high. 10 yea old. sired BY Kentucky Iron Duke
dam Mollis Allen. She IL stylish mare. and can oeat
$50. shoony Boy, gr,y gslding. l5H hsnd, high. .
years old. sired by Godfrys PAtcnen Dam. thorough
bred mare This verv nne oprngaited horse can trot
low down In the twenlies No record. Kitty Coroeau
bay Ii hands hEn. years old. .ired BY Corbeau
toe sire Of Bully Doycr. the PAGER Record Of a:itt.
Dam. Thoroughbred msrei can trot In 2:S5. Alice
Morton. bsy mare Year, old lss hands hgh sired BY
American Clay, dam hambrno Chief. This 10 very
handsome mare can peat $40 Norwood Brown. stall
lion. years Old 10 hands high, sred bY BacEwood,
dam by Norman second dam by Msmorno Chief third
dAm by Darkey's Columbu. fourth dam, Matchess BY
Harraea eanset PAGER He has fne bloodlike head ana
pecki SHOULDERS broad and sopint legs wde aed IA!
back moderately short Trotted In his thrteyear old
form 10 2;3ex Mambrino Hunter, chestnut stallion.
1873 EAuds high, years DID, by hambrn0 Pntchen.
full brother to Lady Thorn. He Is half brother to
Robert Bonner's Lady Stout. dam by St Lawrence.
He beat pii0 Birdie Maine chestnut mare Is hands
hign, With record VI 2:30H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10
Temperance in .he Ca,hoIle Trajectory.

In tho Catholic Protectory yesterday l2o boys
between the ages IA and Is years. Initiated
the Catholic Total Abstinence Union. A delegation
led BY John Farrell representing tho st. Elizabeth
St Joseph st. Bridget, 81. Columbia ST. Michael. ST.
Ann Transnguraion. Holy Innocents, and Roman Cath
ole temperance associations attended The boys gath
cred n the school rOUm and their own band furnished
music. Father Tiiow, Director OF the ProteC,Ory;
Alex Patton President OF the New YORK state UnionI j.
A. Welsh Vice President Of tho New YORK Union, aud
Others made addresses The boys elected one OF their
number Chairman another secretary, and ming In
front of the desk slgned The roll Of memberahlp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10
ANurderrr,. R.,,g,ou. zcs,.

Pesach N. Ruoensteln, the murderer, bexn
the celebration Of the Jewish feast OF the Passover
Saturday night lie pat on long, white CLOAK. tnmmeA
his lamp. prayed fervently standing before tho i,sha
and read tho history OF the Passover The cloak th|
neck and hem OF which are Helr-ic characters. and
toe little lamp, hsd been brought TO him by hs father
who also furnished sweetened cakes OF dough and
water honey, dried and canned truts and butter No
w asleep on the noor OF his cell Yesterday afenoon
He has, since he commenced his feast, refused ~
anything that might be considered manual labor. ank
would not wind his watch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10
Revoiutionizine the Trisgrnph Amin.

In pleasant once 10 Union square IL a POGO
liar Instrument that Its propnetors believe, s destined
TO revoutoniEo tccgraphy. II 10 known a the Funss
magnetoelectro telegraph machine, and inventel
by MIR. Billings Fuller who. after experimenting fes
In the effort to produce continuous electric
rent says that his invention accOinpscs that result
The chief auvaDtrges that claimed Tor this insru
ment over the olu battery machlncs great cheap
ncss and greatly increased power, ana II s said that
the Fuller machine, on exhibition at Union square,
capable OF transmitting 80 words minute 800
miles, or 500 minute over 90 miles IL IL operated
by a Sun II barter steam engine, which consumes onlT
two BUCKETS Of coal day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10

Gustave Leweck died on Saturday at 21s Grand
street. lie had been Past Grand Patriarch OF ODD Eel
lows Grand Representative OF this State TO the Grand
Lodge Of ODD Fellows Of the United States Past Master
OF Dorc Lodge Of Freemasons, a charter member of
the Iederkranz Society, and mtmOer OF Mount
Iloreb Lncampment ana deIam oak Lodge Of old
Fellows Maffur Lodge Of ID. q. H., Odd Fellows Sing
society Central Unters,uctzungs Nerein, snd the
old Jefferson GuaTds. lie WAS the father " the como
singer Known Ia the variety theatres Gus Williams.
Two other sOus-James II, Williams with Murray .
circus and William Leweck-are living.
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BALTIMORE, April "a nre destroyed the
building and stock OF the Wholesale drug establishment
Of VIM. II. Brown Brother. 20 South Sharp street.
between German and Lombard streets. The loss on
Joining was damaged about 50 900. The roof Of the
residence OF DR.. louis Sellner 20 South Sharp
wss damaged $4,000. The total loss viii not exceed
l22l. 900. slI or elglt nrenen Mero lmlnred.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10
Tho NIelhodi-ls, Co ifcrcncr.

The greater part Of the work OF tho New Yorh
Methodist Episcopal Conference yesterday wa, in 80
batting ss to whether pre- iding elders OF the Metboe
Episcopal Church should be elected appointed By
vogue. There was sHght prcpOnderance OF votee
sgiinst the proposed innovation. The Rev. Dr. Hurst
President Of the Drew Theological Seminary appealed
for sustainment. The Rev. DR.. Rust, Corresponding
secretary Of the Frcedmcn Aid Society," asked hs oot
leagues to maze co econe in their respective chu che
for the society. Bishop Foster said tnat the Freed
mems Aid Society 10 worthy Of the support OF hctho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10
CALIFORNIA At THE SNOW.
Indian saunws Ready TO Compete with tho
Rine Tennis of the World.

Ut 'WU
Capt. Mcdonald, commander Of the famous
San Francisco Cadets has camp at the foot Of the
San Bruno Mountains in California, and for several
months has been training company OF Indan. incud-
ing foug sQuaws and nve men, who represent many
different tribes. Capt. Mcdonald Is wealthy and &C.
crutric IL IL his intention that California shall
exhibit IN the great entennal show some OF the most
wonderful OF the wild inhabitants Of California; forests
The Indians are trained In lightning Grll IN war
dances, the feast Of nre IN ribbon dtnce ana In
gVmnasuc feata. Tns sqiavs Capt. McDOuald THINKS.
will be ane TO compete wlih any team Of markemen IN
the word. Al long range distAnces they have ne
eKtraordinaTy shooting. The indians be
Phadalpha m May. Their costumes are elaborate and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10
oURIosITIEs or CRIME.

Oscar Naphew, who escaped from tho Brook
yn penitentlary arrested yesterday by o1icer
Of the Union Market pohce and taken to Brooklyn.
John Anderson. also known TO the police as
jimmy the KID" was charged in Washington Pace
Police Court yesterday with stealing gold watch from
Geo. W. Mante on Third avenue car.
Michael Mahoney went TO his home In Seventy
second street drunk on SATURDAY night, and threw
kerosene lamp at his Wife The lamp exploded burn
ing her BADLY Michael Was sent 60 the pehentarJ for
six months yesterday, by Justice DunI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10
The Old Guards Guests.

The Boston Light Infantry Cigers) Assocts-
ton. their 10 Cnsrleston B. c. for the eelebrs-
tion OF the centennial anniversary Of the battle -
Fort houltre, to be received by the Old Guard n
this city the 25th OF June NEXT Of the Oh
Guard will accompany them to Charleston. arriving
there by toe 2Sh. After the celebration the WashinG
ten Light Infantry of Charleston VIII ACCOMPANY then
back 70 New YORK, aud from here 10 Philadelphia, -
form part OF the "Ceni ennal Legion" reprcsenttnq
each OF the thirteen original States 10 the Contensi
Fourth Of July procession.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10

Julius Caesar was played In the Academy Of
Muse. Philadelphia, on Saturday evening and as each
finished Its scenery properties and furniture
were loaded waiting trucks without the knowledge
OF tho audience, ~ IL O'Clock the performance aAs
over aud al midnight the great company Of sixty i've
persons anj four freight cars were en- route TO New
York. They arrived In This city before uaJ break Al
~ O'Clock last night al had reached Boston, and to-
night the tragedy, with Barrett Bang, Bnd Davenport
the principal to be performed the Boston
Theatre; ana this extraordinary travelling was done
unuer tue direction OF Manager Henry Z. Jarrett
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10
10 Jealous tha, hl- sanity 1. DoubtfuI.

James Sevin. W. II. Vincent, and John Fifty
gerald were takon TO the Washington Police Cours
yesterday. for fighting Huoson street Saturday
evening 81 admit struck the nrst blow. said sisvta
with an DIR OF forced cslmness. had never sees
either Of these men before but overheard this maa
(poipting to FItzSeral taking the name OF God n
VAIN ana l:rcmonstrat with him. lie turned TO ne
and swOre again. Then strucg him. | oommis
rloned by Goo to prevent the taxing Of Hs hov nams
"a vain In the public streets" Slevin sen 10 ~
1omDs 70 undergo an examination ~ 10 his sanity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10
The French PolliIcians.

PARIS, April 0.-rhe elections Of eight Depu-
ties stll remain TO be verified The Left have decided
to declare them void including that OF NJ kouher a.
AJacco. An election held day IN the Thirteenth
Arr ndlssement Of fars TO nl The vacancy caused Oy
uuis Dauc choosing sit for the Fifth ArrOnuisse
ment Cantagre, RADICAL received $500 Hubay, Rad
ica received l77O Bernard Radical, 14pS, aud Per
ron, DonapArtist, 095. secOnd ballot 10 necessary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10

Central avenue was alive with fast trottsn
yesterday morning. Manus Rodenb sorrel gsldins ".
NJ. Tweed and Daniel Maces gray geiang Royal 0eorEs
two dashes OF mile EACH both OF which were WOO
by Tweed. Then Mace's gray colt Blue Skin TO road
wagon matched against Roden's bay LUCIA II
harness, ana both heats Of mile each by
Bue SKIN. Mace was then ohal ienged by out<idsf
to trot down The road. lie accepted, and Blue ska
easily beat his opponent Several other trials of speed
were maze tue road yesterday afternoon, aud thu
spectators on the dde~s.s were sehsh!ed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE AND THERE M THB
SUN,S REPORTERS.

A Nice Youns Pbiianthropisrs Visit Q. ens
Tombs An Enthusiastic Receptten feA-
lowed by n very Annoying Discovery.
A richly-attired and pleasant-faoed youns
woman Of the purely blonde type who thought tnst h~s
time had arrived TO go forth and minister TO the vans
Of the heathen visited tho Tombs yesterday mornisa
and warden ouin gaantlY escorted her into the schos
Of the boys prison. Che said some vory prerfs
things TO the ragged little fellows. Some Of tbsa
s-riied erd w--~ Wa '~s''- So -.-- &C. -
--,.-- r. - -rrp-r, -s-fvsy-sx.
prmandod by the Warden when they murmured, "fuu
down your vest" and WHO on your CHIN" When the
sgeway wa. opstructed bv the little fellows and WIS.
she relchcd the prison yard she discovered that hog
elegant sealektncovercd poogetDook containing sbouf
tlO, ha been taken from her seaskln sacque bhs
10 hurry oil sx0temen and tho Wsr1en ordered th-9
the youngsters be taken into private room and be
searched A boy who disgraccd the name OF Murray
adnted that he stole the money and II was returned
TO the young LADY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10
Ono Hundred Ycnr. old and Dc.,,,ut..

Twenty years ago Mrs. DArbary Mundorn i'm
migrated to the United States from Msintz westpn.n.,
10 live with her brothers family. who had precedeA
her several iears. Dad luck has attended them.
mrs. hundorn has been compelled TO seeg q resting
place in the alm house. lcsteraay was found ~
ofncer In wreched tenement at First avenue and
Hous street. helpless aud destitute. She takna
to Bellevue HOSPITAL II there sscertsine that
was 100 yoarB and days old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10

Centenary Lodge, X. OF p, confers the Page
RANK 10 morrow evening
John S. Kane, a skilful draughtsman, In
almost steadily in the Hudson county, N. Jtil for
drunkenness. lie earns money while In PRISON with
which TO get drunk soon he s re ased Yesterday
he was discharged, aud deputaton OF siI young men
from the versey CITY Temperance Society induced hun
o reformation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10

Tho delegates to the New York M. X. Confse>
ence in the Free Tabernacle listened to q sermon b
Bishop Fostor. After the sermon the Bishop ordsinoA
as Dsacons tho Rev. Messrs. W. Byrnes, J. r. Bunr
ton. ! n l. heroy George II. smith. Albert ospot.-
Greene. Albert stevens, r. n Sherwood. q. r. WhlLs.
A. Dalton. Charles Rohg. anu J. J. Hargrave.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10

At meeting OF opponents OF the Elevats4
Railroad yesterday Mr. Johnson reported that ho haA
secured the signatures OF men who own more thsA
H.OOOOOO worth Of property the llns ali opposed
" tue building VI tue road.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10
The Observance of Palm sunday.

Palm Sunday was observed In the Catholic aud
Episcopal churches. In the former hemlock branch
were blessed before the nret mass, and distributed
during the masses following In the church OF the
Paust Fathers branches Of palm. brought from Flor
II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10
THE QUEENS CUP.
A Prize that the English Yachtsmen Coyet
and Americans Hold.

There Is some excitemen. In tho New York
Yacht CLUB over tho peremptorT challenge just
received to sail for the famous Queens cup. For a
quarter OF century It has been held n America as
trophy vrested by the yacht America from feet OF
nearly forty English craft The challenge comes from
Mr.. Charles Oxford. Nice-Commodore OF the Royal
Cans 0aan Yacht Club. The yacht he enters 10 tho
schooner Countess of Duferin. She new yacht ana
oil the improvements that nautical science can suggest
are TO BE- represented IN her sac IA q tons English,
and 233 tons New York va ht Club measurement. She
Is l2a feet long ALL lO1 feet ON deck W feet keel
"a Ieet BEAM feet inches depth ot mold, WITH feet
draft Of water forward. aud feet Inches aft. Al
special meeting Of yacht holders ou luesday next the
Jacnt 10 sail against the challenger TO Oe selected
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10
M urderous Malice.

TRENTON, N. j., April 9.-Ths accident at
Frankford Junction Nj. on Friday night caused
by switch being maliciousy turned. prooably by men
discharged toe cArclOsencss when tie col
lAioD at HOmeshurg on Wednesday afternoon. Besides
mspaclng he swch, the scound els edged pieces Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10

Mr. Samuel Bowles Of the Springfield Repubh-
denies that his errand here with MIR Murat Halsead
OF tho Cipcinnam Commercial 10 political. lie says
that no f. nlaknR business trp to Washington. He
stopped here yesterday Ito have good time" but
"Oiturcd himself 10y getting carly ana attending
the services In the fippodrome." lie gles PhiadeE
pha to-day 10 tho Exposition grounds, and lhence
10 Nasl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10
Preacher. opinion Of Grant.

Tho Rev. Fred Dell, In his sermon in thu
Brooklyn Academy yesterday morning. sAia- "why
can't We have more zealous men In religonl e-s hov
Jealous men are 10 other professions Politicians vtl
do anythlng Tor their faVorle candidate Oserye hoS
Eralously the politicians are working for Grant for
third term. But" )" added The preacher with emphAstA
"a hope he Non't get II though" Toe audience az
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10

A two-story frame dwelling house on South
Brother Iand, At the entrance to the Sound, burn
ed yesterday by some person landing there and building
nre IN an old fireplace The house has been unoccupod
for some time. and the owner 10 unknoWR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10
The suicide OF n Ciersyman's wifs.

Boston April l0.-Nrs. Mary J. q innett, wife
OF Rev. George GAnpett, OF No. so Chester Square,
committed suiciue by jumping from tho bridge on
Beacon street, on saturday evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10

Henry Finnigan OF 3e8 East Thirty-seventh
street fell the East river OF Thrtysevenh street
yesterday. Young Robert Rooney. son OF Police Ser
gran, Rooney sprang into ne water aud caught Finn
by persons on the pier. and both boys were drawn
ashore exhausted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10
Excitoment In Westche.,er County.

The search for the negro who assaulted Nettie
Many, near her stepfather's house, at Lower Cross
Roads, near TarrytOwn, Thursday afternoon. was
continued yesteruly by young men mounted on Meet
horses and In carriages IN the upper part Of Westchc
ter county. Threats OF lynching are openly made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10
drin in the Rouud.

NEW HAVEN. April 0.-Yesterdav morning W.
Y. Fields post Office clerk. while duck shooting on
brandford shore, iost and was carried ouI into
the Sound. He Il supposed 10 bo lost
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10
strrar Rnilrnnh PsriIs.

John Leursch Of 2l0 Sullivan street was run
over and isisntY Killed by seventh aveuue yee
lerday afternoon. The driver. James Petit " a69
hos, Fly nrst street. was arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10

SAN Francisco, April 0.-Goldsmith Maid
trotted mile against Golden Gate yesterday at lay
District trace. tue latter run mIs and go yards
Tue Maid won In 2lpA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10

The Moody and snnkey Meetings.
Both halls OF the Hippodrome were nllsd 10
overnowlng yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10

The German Society OF Patriots Of lSlS listened
10 lecture Yesterday delivered by Ar Raphael Weik
Gen. Max Weber, the Presiden. and Gen FrsnI siaGd
we're on the platform.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10
JOTTIN0s ABOUT TOWN.

Diminishing northwest veering TO northsssl
Winds partly cloudy clear WeAthaE with stAuOnArY
temperature anu pressure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10
NEW JERSEY.

Gartbnidl Accepting Gut.
ROME, April e.-Gen. Garibaldl has accepted
the GIT OF 100000 lire offered him by the nation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-10

John u. Dieling was elected President OF III
New YORK State Central Iiildrscbuhd yesterday.