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F.lMILr DISCIPLINE.
Nhi-kcy and Dcath-Onc Conception Of the
Duty of a Husband,

Coroner Elineer held an inquest yesterday on
tn" child Martin Grennon, who Wa. burned death At
@i3 West Forty third street ON Thursday morning The
testimony showed that the boy had played Vita
matches, and thus accidentally kinded the IRE. John
Grennon the father Ia his testimony that his wife
WIS not practical crnke ike other women" but
she riimr took glass Of Re or other lquor when
she coJld get H., lie last had lit with her on tue
night cf Apr.l ID.
" she mad been drinking" said he land gave her
lite Up OF the Jt~ viii nv hand. Then found that
she h-o broken open drawer ami taken 81 from a.
Fud theh l gave her another 81 on the Jaw and
knucked her over on the loungs. There nO more
Hnput H. nd - very easy, Coroner to brulsc d-l-
Gaze woman liEe her.
"Mhy, aren't you ashamed to strike such a dencate
WomhuP' ssaed the tuflner.
wen, }ol KNOW, coroner" was the cool reply. "t
am man OF family, aud I've 10 USE little frce
or he chilnren ana the mother thry won't know thai
IN father s there AZ all. don't 40 n murh and II
eunt take Ihuc1 10 Dlacken her eyes any way. love
my wie, OF course as human being should out when
ium n being IN lltte passion gives ntte slap and
rs passed over, 40 a j r.xnt."
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the LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.

The Conflict Between the RomIsh Church aud
the various ptefes.
ROME, April 2y.-At theFecent conference be-
tween the representatives. OF some Or tue great powers
and several influential memDers oflhe Sacred College,
with the view OF asceraining theDss OF ending
tie conflicts between the Church and variout STATED
a.usion was made TO the possibility, IA the OF
vacancy occurring in the Holy See, election of
Pope favorable " cOncihatorY policy. The CArdiuss
replied bJ p,inting TO the continued excellence OF
foprs heath, and ths consequent mproUa oilty Of q
speeal vacancy In conclusion they said that tue re-
sprclve Governments would be cOuY need that, con-
sdering the universal uuanimy OF the Cathoc Church
the future Pope would IN no wise alter the present
policy.
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wnIrEFrELD's roRr.in1n ruhrrr.
venerable RELIGIONS Relic Preserved by
the Amcricnn Trnrt Nncicix.

venerable RELIGIOUS Relic Preserved by
the American Truct society.
In the rooms of tho American Tract
Society. 100 Nassau street. is the portable neid
puliit uscd Uv the Rev. George whltoneid In
open air meetings one hundred aud twenty n ye
years ago. The venerable relic Is a curious, old
fashioned contrlvauce, made OF pine and painted
reddish brown 1t Is 80 constructed with hooks
and hinges that II can he readily taken down or
set up. Whito1eld preached over two thousand
sermons from this pulpit In the open fields II
England, Wales and America. lie took 1t with
him wherever he went aud be once remarked d
that the word Of God had from time To- time
teen proclalmed from that pulpit to over ten
millions Of people "in the temple OF Jehovah,
the open air with the blue sky overhead"
After whiteneid died the pulpit was carefully
preserved as memento, and II passed from the
custody OF one person to another until 1t came
into the possession Of the American tract So
ciety. Over one hundred years AGO Whi eheld
' stted New YORK CitY, and created more ex-
citement 10y his treaching than Moody ana San.
key have caused ut the HippodrOme. He
preached IN the open felus ON the Bioomingdaie
road, In the old tiy Exchange building. AMI In
tho PRESBYTERIAN Cnugch IN Wall street. while
crowds tlpcked to his indoor meetings, his open
nir services were the most popular. ana TO at
tend them t,orle came down tue Hudson In
slonps, rode scores of miles II vehicles. aud
walked to town on foot from the surrounding
country. rno old pulpit Will PROBABLY he sent
to philidelphin.
The rr C; Society aisN h1s tn chair usci hy
the Dairymans Laughter In the Isle Of wight.
his relic Is quaint. with hugh back lnd iiag bot
tom. and So fickcttN int H. Can II Tdiy stand on
tis legs. The iulluwiuc ms rliiuon Is clrv d on
stone erected over the grave Of tue D.ir, mans
Daughier.
LAklbeth wsibridge, dlcd May 30, 1901 aged thirty.
one years.
Stranger, II Ger ny chance or feeling led
Ipuu tits ualuWrd turf Wy footsteps tread,
Turn from the contemplation 81 this sod,
Aud t.ihk Ofhcr whose splrt It's with God
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SHOOTING ar M0RsHmERE.
The Winners OF the Prizes offered by the
honker- Rifle Association,

The nfst annual spring meeting OF the Yonkcrs
Rnc Association closed yesterday. Tle nrst or man
target match" was at 200 yards ye shots ye seconds
allowed per shot Standing position prize. hunting
knife. Lieut.. f. W. Hofele, Eighth Regiment, with
81 points out OF 20. j. j. steson same score
1he short range match 200 yards ten rounds possib
80 ponts, WIS won ny j. +. stetsOn with al polnts.
Prize. nickel plated revolver.
The mld-range match at 800 yards seven shots,
with telescope for prize. c. Dusenberry Jr. ron
with ~ out OF the possible 35 points ID. smyth, "a
a. ID. Ito lgeman, 81 II hathDone 81 H. Fisher, 80,
IN. carton match was also az 300 YARDS nye counting
aud two sighting shots. The carton bull's eve
twelve Inches In diameter II. Fisher won putting two
shots near the centre OF The carton, which will be
frned ana presented 70 him as the nrst prize. h. W.
Raymond and J, f. stetson also scored two points
dh, but they LOt accurate. The individual
ma ch was at 500 yards ten counting and two sighting
shots with carton bus--ye eleven inches In diane.
senberry, j., "a H.. Fisher % - smyh, 81 Il,
RHthbOne, ~; A. II. Joselyn 49, A ID. H0dgclan AZ
h. shonnaTd 46i q. L. Morse, A l.. G. GOuId, o.
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

Chimney sweep Winning the Internn tIonaI 1
stoepiecbase at Snndown Park.
LONDON, April 20-The great interna-
ticnh steeplcchase took place to-day at Sandown
Park. Chimney sweep was the winner Palm
coming in second. and shifnal third. There
were six starters. The last betting wns two to
one against Cnimney Sweep, three to Que against
PALM, ana eight to one against Shifnal The
following Is "A summary:
Great International steeplechase handtcap At
~ eHch AlOiu II. with $500 add,d; Winners extr
Inc stCoAd To receive 40 out uf the stakes third
Z" save lts stake Entrance ~ each TO the I'D; the
winner pay $50 tOwarI expenses Closed with forty.
ciEht SUBSCRIBERS twenty eight OF which declared out
About four miite
l. I'd NJ, BercsfOri = Chimney Sweep aged. $50 ns
Mt q. Browns Pam. aged. 1B2 ns................
hr. Nghtngas shifnil aged, 15S Ds............. :
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LABGE FIRH ~ wILLIaMsPoRr.
From Nine TO Ten Milton Feet of Lumber
Burned Loss S12O,0OO.

WILLIAMsroRT, Pa, April pa con-
Migration last night In the lumber yard Of
Mc-srs. lIerdlo s. Maynard destroyed about
twelve acres Of manufactured white pine lum-
ber IIerdic Il Maynard lose 10000 feet Of lum-
ber lianstead n Flynn 2,5OO,OOO and Hubbard 4
Maukey 1OO,co0, in addition to large lot Of
lath belonging to a Lock Haven nrm. IL Is c-ti-
mated that from nine to ten million feet Of pine
lumber were burned. Thomas IoIicr loses L.
Elmira firm were also burned. The latest c-ti-
mates place the total loss at about Si25Oon The
principal losers are lIerdic Maynard. sOOOO. in
sured for SE5O; kanstcad Flynn, S.i,OOO. in
surcd for Ssl.Jl Thomas LOzier Sls,OOO, insured
for S1.OD Hubbard \ Mnukcv SS,OU insured
for 5000 u. /. Holden OF Elmr,. 500. fully
covered 10y insurance. There l. also a loss Of
about SlOUD In damaged railroad tracks he
longing to the Catawis-a Railroad aud the lum-
Der Yards.
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MRS VAN COTT And HER AGENT.
ono Saving souls Up-~tnirs, the other selling
photographs Down Stairs.

ono Saving souls p-~tnirs, the other selling
PhOtosraphs Down Stairs.
Widow Van Colts agent sat in the lower
hall OF the Warren Street Methodist Church,
BROOKLYN, behind a table filled with photographs
OF the revivast. over his head was plac- rd
announcing that the Life Of Widow Van Cott
written bV herself, would he ready next week at
siS per copy. Upstairs the widow was work
thR earnestly TO stir up a small congregation.
lhe altar was full OF the same throng who
chorus ia "amens," but the sinful part OF the
congregation that nlled the tack seats was not
~ lhe least disposed TO approach the altar.
".s' au Colt searched along the aisles and
.IInsn ner attention TO young lady, whose
be4btlful face had attracted attention. The
kSuy MAs not unaware Of her beauty, and when
oits' an COtt beseged her she rested her chin
W. s, net h1n1, whirh was covered with white kid.
nan VINO sat by her bit he end Of his cane, and
n9ked on with interest. your dear face, my
chlll said Mrs. Van Cott, wins me TO you,
si sna would love to nave YOU seek Jesus" The
SSIunS lAdy argued with the revivalist. Sho
we" back her mantle and cestured with her
soYeu hands. At the same time another
W. 'o'.Nn was utterlng shouting prayer
1n the altar. Mrs. Van Cott pleaded with the
XvHhl gay aud showed an inclination TO banter.
n, lehglh the widow left her and went to the
shneL 20 Irdy with the son Of woman whom
s"d n1 converted a IN Ponghkeepsie, The mans wife
d"u snlHren were with him. MIS-. Van COtt got
sVNh oh her knees before the father, and as she
n nne 10 pray Tor each OF the Others, she walked
a,ohs on her knees until she was opposite the
NV hne was praying for. hen she beg ~ to
mnon we look upon her, We see In her PC
nG ~ ourselves IN other uuNs. Just twelve and
ImaMi years ago we were whore she was" The
[@JN Itufhed, aud looked al her friends, who
HNsuel RETURN
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PfCIFIED WIrH 4 MALLEr.

a PngnaciOns Printer who Postponed his
Dinner for Fight.
Robert Redpath and John FULLY, each about
is years OF age employed as printers IN the oce
OF NJ d. Brown. col William street. There had been
III feeling between them Tor months and yester
day. the employees were eating their dinner Tuly
expressed desire to postpone the meal until he nod
saiened his long standing grudge against RsoDath.
The latter declined 60 night and Unlimited that fully
wou get hurt II he did not allow hm, Eedpath 10
nnsh his dinner IN peace ruy repeated his challenge.
ana Redpath was Induced TO CRAFTY MN Ret
mset from Ine adjoining room aud knock him on The
mead with IT, II required two three pacify
the pugnacous Tuly, who nnay fell 10 the floor, his
he'd Dathed In blood Redpatn quietly finished hlS am.
neT, aud finding that Tuy s lay where he had fallen,
he walked away -Four officers from the Oak street po'
llcr station carried the wounded man of
and he subsequently taken 10 the Chambers street
Hospital suffering from several severe scalp wounds
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MILLIONAIRE,k WILL.
A Document in which the Amounts nre Len In
BInnk-Who will t:ei the Money!

Blnnk-WhO will t:et the Money,
The will of the late ex-Mayor Hosea +.
Clarke Of Jersey City, who died possessed Of
million dollars worth Of property, was admitted
TO probate yesterday IN the Orphans Court Jer-
sey city. To the widow, Lydia Ann Clarke, Is
bequeathod the mansion on jersey avenue. to
cethcr with all the household furniture, paint
ings. statuary, library, horses ana carriages on
the estate. house and lot in Montgomery
street and some pr peTty at Cross River Bridge.
Westchester GO lnty are also bequeathed to her.
To the Methodist Episcopal Church at Gross
River valu ,hl piece Of property Is gwen for
.urch. Additional | gacies a'e given To the
widow, her sister. brother. half bruther,iand
taithful clerk. The amounts are left blank,
however, the simple entry running as follows:
I" rne sum OF - thousand dollars" These
npportiOnments will h we to be considered by
lhs court. Thousands Of dollars are left in
blank to the Old Ladies Home In Jersey City,
and 10 the Eewark Conference for the benefit Of
lndigent preachers.
The residue # the estate is to be sold, and the
proceeds to he paid over to his grandchildren
FOR their education.
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BROOh YN.

Rlchc Beng aged IS, Of G,s Flushing avenue.
last nisnt nrunk some horse luImrnt uy mistake, and
dicd soon aftvrward.
On Thursday night patIick welsh, hoatman
on me tioup NlcGr AZ NalnDout does Brooklyn. tln.
nrd Catherine Gallagher tuc cook lie was Arr,,ttd
Her wounds lic severe,
The suh-committee TO investigate the manage
men' Of the Brooklyn Navy isrd arrived m me Yarn
Ntslerdnl, and Nrrn lUceA ga ~ AdmrAi i,nWl". Mr.
VIII, The tuairnnn, gave notice thlt witnesses mnst
Dee ready by IL O'ci1ck tomorrow.
Al meeting OF the BfOOklyn TiXn4, ers' 4 g.
sOCatlun last nignt the topic thu imiuie ut the
reform clement OF the Mclaughlin GcncAl Cpfaiifce
10 get ans representation M the dccsaiiuuL 10 the ST.
Louis tonyeaton sph' Is threatened ~
VIM IN Pickles, the noted horse thief, who
escaped from Inc XII County Ptnitcntily ON Fen 13
was G pturei an Phiisdelpua lestcrda ~ u tcru,t
Zundt, aud was returned to BrO0tDu l..t Ilrlf lie
captured. .r
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Tho O,her -ide of,he oue.,ion

meeting In Varick street last evening,
presided over by Francis Redmond protested In formal
resolutions against the action o. the Greenwich street
property holders hostile 10 the consti ueton OF the
elevated railroad They said that the aggressive action
OF few IrOf fery owners IL only Injurious the
general grOwtn and prosperity OF the city, out Is IN
travenuon ot the wel-aetted pfncipe-the greatest
gOOd TO the greatest humber anu IN violation OF well
established prucpes Of law IN relation TO the streets
Of cities, mhde for the benent accommodation Of
their Inhabitants, and that property In New
YORK street arc In no sense ITS owners ana have no
rgt equities an n not common to other ptrs0 "
Further that ho threats OF destrucu,n " the elevated
TGHrOaO are inoendilrY.
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In compliance with Boss McLaughlin's ord ers,
Auditor Soaring and Comptroller Powell yesterday sp.
pointed Thomas Knsella a trustee of the BROOKLYN
bridge in place OF Isaac Van Anden, deceased Mayor
Schroeder declined concur in the appointment and
nominated Geo. l.. chOas former trustee, who was
iegisated out OF once with David NJ. stone \
Mayor Booth, who we're distastefui TO VIM. King foley
MI klngseY originated the scneme to these men
ana 10 aHe sure tnAt they wouo mot get DacS he had
the Mayor
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A Woman In the Case.

Late last night, as MIR. John y. Lynch, diamond
broker at 92l Broadway was walking with lady near
Ninth street, MIR. George Hammond, OF 2li Eabt Ihr.
teenth street, approached them Tne lady asked Mr.
Lynch to protect her against Mr.. Hammond, OF whom
she expressed mortal dread. Mr. Lynch requested Mr.
Hammond not TO moest them but the latter attempted
TO take the lazy away from Mg Lynch. A shrek
brought Ofieer Dalton TO tue scene. Iu n basement
Dalton found Lynch and Hammond. who had rolled
down the stairs 10 the nSht. In the police station Mr.
Lynch showed Two severe cuts the torn
aud broken hat Mr.. Hammond was only slightly M
Jurcd Mr.. Lynch tolu Sergeant lien that he was only
Otecting the young lady hr Hammond charged Mr.
Lyncn with Interfering. Mr. Hammond was locked up
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THE ELDER DoDswoRrn,s DEirn.


Thomas Dodworth. the originator OF the mu
steal band that bears his name died the residence Of
his son, Thomas J. Dodworth IN Morrssna. Friday.
lie was ~ years DID, and his death was probably as
much the result OF tho natural innmiiy OF age as Of
asthma, from which he suffered severely for many
years lie was born at sheffield England, in l79O aud
he came to this city 1920 aftersafd organizing
the cry hand which became the National brass band
Anl NA the nTrt independent nitarY ban1 Of music IN
ktW l ork He Wat the business manager, hi. cons
Aiien ana Harvey H. welding the baton when they
reached manhood. lie retired from busucss % YEAR
ago lie was very fond Of athctic sports, WH- one OF
the orlgnsi members Of - GEORGES trcSet Club and
spent HAch OF lis time Ia sporting aIuuseuens uut
after hc psfcd his * icth s wife who -harcd
10 be nuElln o.
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SOME w4sHINcroN roPIcs.
supervisor Tuition Disputing the Authority
Of COmIn i..iOncr PrnII.

WASHINGTON. Auril 29.-Revenue Supervisor
Alexander r. Tuition, OF the Pennsylvania District hay
ins received from venue Commissioner Pratt letter
directing that the SUPERVISOR once for the district 70.
main NJ Philadelphia, wrote sharp letter under data
OF Apr Si, asking Mr. Pra,ts utIOr for making tina
order and asserting that the aLthory not given
he should act indel evidently OF the IOnms ioner MIR
fratt IN reply ,ncAnOweuged that he htd ouis 10
OF tht law, pul tliimed general puperyi Ory power
hhd concluded hts lie er rs follows "By the ycry
terms OF Ia" Law am TO allow and coriy tue expen cs
necessarily incurred DY superNisOrs should you IN
tir case ~ hHnd choose to exercise the liberty you
tihli II hlsht tecOnr ny uuplcis ant duty inqurs
whether you had consulted IN. hest int ests Of the
Government Ia oNerrlns my views anu suDJ IAa
HoNcrhheut to unnecessary expenses"
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TEL R.iPH RIT.ILRT.
Tho story Circulated bv the Dear FACTION In
Wall street.

The bear faction In Wall street circulated a
new story yesterday concerning the rival telegraph
companies. For a long time past the Western Union
and the Atlantic ana Pacinc Telegraph Companies have
been anxious TO control the southern Atllutic line
the former to maintain practical monopoly ana the
latter 70 extend is business. For time TIE Atlantic
and Pacinc bought largely OF the Southern Atlantic
stock hoping obtain control OF the line but evrntu
ally they decided hat would Dc cheaper TO build a
lnr d they ceased their purc1ascs Just after
quit the narket the western Union began quletly TO
buy the southern Atlantic stock, the Aantic Pact
nc gently m otdlng their sh res at slgdt a1YaLce
and ssddlng them upon tueit rivals. The Western
lniOn COMPANY OBJ lined the control of the coveted
lnc rG' iunor paic dear Tor their whistle.
say the cost was 100000 bat probably onC-half of this
run would be neurcf tue uark. Meanwhile tho stock
holders are complaining that the expenditure
utterl, useless one. rlnce the Western Union already
has spll ndid southern lines.
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Detectives Kennedy and Mcnamara arrested
Daniel Murphy, OF 37 Water street, John Jacobs stsgg
street. Brooklyn John burns. 30 Washington street
Peter Boyle, ts3 Pearl street Edward Dawkns OF fss
Pearl street; Edward Dowlrn. OF 4s3 Pearl street
Michael Actann, Of i9s Pearl street EDWARD Sic.
NAinara, Baxter street James Murphy, ~ ClU Han
place Matthew McGowan 33 Pike street last night,
ior playing policy u. 100 Chatham street.
Capt Clincny closed the policy shop az Q Ridge
street last night The proprietor rholnes tOgers aud
nfteen game e,ters were arrested.
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Don CarIo- seeninChicnrn.

CHICAGO. Apn 29.-rhe Erening Journal Of
yesterday says cditorlaY; There appears TO be no
doubt Of the truth of the report that Don Carlos the
pretender 10 the Spanish throne Is IN tins country lie
was recognized IN this city last SUNDAY BY those who
have seel MIN AZ Madrid am Paris VINO most
y siiNcy ttnt tncN saH ntn accompanied by thee
~ nl-h cOupir At mas, In the French tafhnlic
chlrc IA iltsie street tai uiy. TnOsr from in
Gcrlte his Information are very positive that IL ns
the verltable Don Csr!Os."
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Bo.lon,. wa.er Kegl.lrnr a pemuIlcr.

Boston, April 20.-Some months ago the Water
Board beganto suspect Irregularities tho anairs Of
the water office IN Cambridge, and an was
quietly started and expert employed Last night the
iny,sgating committee reported to the Watef Board
lteguiArities. From the superhcial examination OF
lhe BOOKS Vi Abel +, lltheld the Water Registrar
dtn'lt OF about ,pOuO was discovered. HIS removal
Was recommended, Tuned has lbscouded. II "a
houRn lurther tKan nation Will discover tl great
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-30

William Russell, Jersey City contractor, re-
Gently erected public school in BaYonne, and while
building the structure became Involved iu many debts
John A. Bumsted's claim against him was purchased bT
Geo. McAnerny, of Greenyille, who attached por-
non OF Tue money belonging TO Russell IN the Bayonne
IN treasury. Yesterday Russell called at Justice
DlllOwAYH once ana getng possession Ot the attacn
nent papers deliberately tore them mp. Tue penalty
for TINS Oense IN New Jersey $500 ne and ten
imprisonment. Russell wIll be arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-30
Tn. Makers Of Bogus Wine.

Besides the men who were recently brought be-
fore Recorder Hacket ana hed 10 bail In the OF
81 900 EACH for manufacturing and selling bogus wine
Is said that many others are implicated photographer
s charged with making counterfeit labela, and thou.
sands OF them found IN the office Of hrs estab.
'shment. Private detectives nave been at work for
long time obtaining information against these offend
ana the facts show that tue wine swndng business
Is carried on to much greater extent tnan has been
supposed.
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A City Without a Police Force.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 29.-Owlng to the fail
ure Of the Finance Committee OF the city Council to
make any provision for the payment OF the police after
the CSuucli hau authorized them to do 20. tnr Pul
commissioners tonight Issued order directing tne
SUPERINTENDENT to ul-ch ige force on Monday
morning. lhis viii leave the ctty at the mercy OF me
buInmers
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Interfering win MIR. Barpum.

Mr.. wight. OF the society for the Prevention
Of Cruelty Children VISITED the American Iustitu,e
yesterday 70 see the Performance OF Lowande "the
hraEian hurricane rldor and the boy Tony. The boy
hinnus ana potiurcS on Lowandcs head hc Tdns
or more horses DarehhcKrd al nign speed Mr.. Wright
be evrd me act q De dangerous ana cruel TO boy
ana ne ordered II discontinued and MIR. Htrnuin VA.
comp .Ilrd 20 dispense with that part Of LOwandes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-30

In Eoaisyfle yesterday-St. Louis, 0; Louis
yiles, =.
The Mutusls beat the New Hayens in New Ha-
ven yesterday, IL TOT.
The Chicago Club beat the Cincinnati Club in
Cnrinnnti yesterday IL to g.
The hrst champinnshiD game between the
hos ons ami iatfoTds was played IN Boston yeterdAy
ana vas won ny The llartfords by ~ $40 . Iei
Innings nlayed the HnrtfOrds making tne Winning
run on Wild pitch Oi JOsephs.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

Charles McLain, one OF the Highland brig
anus NAs acquitted Of the charge Of shooting IsaOuls
WertIal nt a fetr IN Doob's Ferry on March 10
A IRE In Yonkers destroyed IA two-'tor frame
housr, occupied Dy Mrs. Annie T., Hassee yesterday
John BRADY. Of Engine No /, tell from the rouf Tie
lrnlIlI. hmt rec .lNcd 81 gnl lMlurlea.