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PRISON REF0RM ASKED ron.
An Association that Desires the Purincaiion
of Raymond Street Jail.

The Womens Prison Association Of New
York city. that preferred charges against the
man cement Of the X 3mond street Jiil Brook
lyn, which the SUPERVISOR COMMITTEE have
been examining, Yesterday sent to tao Super
visors remonstrance against u repor. from the
committee being accepted on the ex-parte testi-
mony that had been taken. Several Of the Wit
nessev, they maintained, were unworthy OF be-
hef others wero Interested persons. 4 ne ladies
VIII had made the charges had received a verbal
notice only TO attend. fhey were ready to up-
pear before the committee TO provo their ch i"ge
that the patron Of tue jail Is unit for the posi-
tion, having herself been IN prison sIxty days for
disorderly conduct: that she peddies tobacco
and tea, ana that on tine occasion OF the ladies'
visit there was tRbt IN the women's corridor,
walch she was unable to stop. They charge that
the Management OF the jail fosters idleness aui
wee; that there are only % cells ior 80 Inmates ;
that tho place IL noisy, and echoes with ribald
songs an o jokes, ana tnat on SUNDAY. when VS.
tied, IL presented "a miserably revolving spec
tace."
The Investigating Committee were instructed
tn take Immediate cugDlzaDce Of the communi-
cation, and. II necessary, remove tho matron.
Ihe committee ID already prepared report
txOneratins tine Sheriff from blame. rbe Jail
officials assert that the Waiting Committee of
the WOmens Prison Association wish To get the
natrohs place for woman Of their own cholce.
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TROUBLE IN CAMP.
The Young Democracy Of Bro sklyn Protesting
Against tho 81. Louis Delegation.

The Young Mems Democratic League of
brooklyn. last evening adopted resolutions de-
manding that the " self elected" Kings county
delegation 20 81. LOUIS retire and "allow the
substitution OF the names OF capable ana repu-
table men 'sho will worthily represent the char
acter, hOp .sty ana rospectaoiity of the Demo-
cratic y .y, tDut
This league representing more than Oneiourth Of the
DcmOotatc votes OF lngs county, enters ts earnest
Protest against the a. tOE OF toe delegates FROM this
county to the uc Convention In the selection OF dee
gates to the National COuyentlJn a reviow OF the
character and claims reprcse II toe Democrats OF
this county OF these deeg les to St Louis gives
surance that theJ VIII or eau properly Topresent tne
party thereof hayius been ofcehoder for more
than forty OF his me- aud having become earohcd
~ po.iies sionei Anoner never naying been Demo
crat another the op and shameless advocate OF IoD
oery and ms:easAnce In oitce anu the opponent and
eNempar OF eminent sensultT; another carpet
bAggcr, whose only claiu Ofhce secured BY
vie ad pccunlary attachment to leade another out
few years among Us. and whose political disabilities
b been removed but year. II at oil another uuder
the ban OF the dlspleasure OF large majority Ot the
people OF IN parties. because OF tue burdens whicn
nave been thrust upon the taxpayers 10 enrich himself
and rieads ana the other having ont last year come
Win 10 votes OF rejection by the people In dis rlct
Democratic by 6.UOO IN rlty.
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WINsLoW STILL IN JAIL.
Remnndcd for Ten DAYS Pending Corrcspcpd-
ence with the United states.

LONDON. MAY 3.-Solioitor wontner ap-
pesred In the chambers to-day and made formal
application TO the presiding Judge for Winslows
release. The Attorney General, on behalf OF
the Crown, said that dispatches from the Gov
ernment at Washington had been received ur-
gently requesting the English authorities to de-
tain wnslow 10 custody for a few days longer.
The application gave sum cient grounds for fur
ther detention. and on behalf Of the British
Government he opposed winslow's release. The
Judge thereupon remanded Winslow for ten
days, pen 1ing further correspondence with the
United states on the subject OF his extradition.
with great agitation and evident diseppoint-
ment. In anticipation OF his discharge. Wins
low had packed up his clothing and other ar:
ticles used by him while In prison, and had
made every preparation for leaving the jail. In
the confident expectation Of terminating mis-
back to his cell. he was terribly cast down and
almost overcome with grof. His family was
also 10 deep distress, and his wife was inoonsol-
able.
In the House Of Commons tomorrow Mr. Ed
ward Iemperly Gourley, Liberal member for
II the United States has protested against the
action OF the British Government concerning
winslow, aud II so, whether Americas demands
are in harmony with or contrary to the proyi-
sions of the treaties of 1872 and 1870. He VIII
also question the Attorney General as to what
course he will advise the Government to adopt
for the purpose Of upboldng or altering exist
Ing treaties. Mir. Puleston, Conservative mem
Der for Devonport will ask tomorrow for tue
papers on the same subject.
WAsHiNGroN, May 3.-There has been no nc
tiou by the Cabinet on the Winslow extrldition
question, and the Executive Department will do
nothing unless n demand Ia made upOn II for
tho delivery OF a fugitive from Justice claimed
by tine British authorities. In that event our
Government will cite the action OF the British
Government IN the Winslow case, and consider
the pertinent portion OF tho treaty as abrogated.
Such was the answer Of the State Dep irtment
sent by cable yesterday, and whicb caused the
Crown officers to ask for u detention Of Winslow
until May lJ
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LONDON, MAY 3.-The Press Association re-
ports the following We understand that In conse-
auence OF the dissatisfaction caused by the prociams
ton giving effect ths Royal ritles act. and which
does limit the OF the title OF Empress strictly
20 india Henry James will give notice 10 the House
tomorrow that he viii move resolution. equivalent 10
vote Of to the effect that the pruclamatlcn
does not fuln the PLEDGES given BY the Governm-nt
during the debate the Royal fitles bin and. there
fore the bill taken under misco oncep
tion. The Marquis OF harrington will ask Mr. Dlsraeu
for an opportun ity to discuss the above motion.
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The Wenlrhx WIDOW Of pnran stexen..

The Paran Stevens estate has occupied the
attention OF Surrogate CALVIN during most Of week.
Mrs Stevens Is present every sess and her pretty
daughter is u,uAlly with her. Several years having
elapsed since Mr.. steyess death. the widow Is not IN
weeus. aud her rch enrob ng,, which might serve "a
advance models OF the fashions indicate good taste ana
fu purse. little vel s nrawn over her features,
and Often at accusation VI the opposing lawyer sh1
sops tho tears through the thread lace with an en-.
h. uidered hahdkerchitf. DOK at the Acadsiny OF
Music Il one Of the points under discusson, tn ex
ccur naylug charged her for tnc use OF Hlnce the
ue tn OF MIR. stevens she was Oequoathed 100000
and the income Of 81 ,O)O,UOJ fUr lie.
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The defendant in the suit of Henry Goldsmith
against solomon Goldsmith was examined yesterday
before Judge McAdam In the chambers OF tho Marine
Court. The plaintiff Is wealthy cattle broker and the
defendant until last December was wholesale meat
dealer On Dec. 22 he made assignment Of al his
propery having indebtedness of tlS.CO0. The plain
I'M eges he incurred large part Oi that hde9
nees within Of his failure. and slaughtered cattle
which he had bought on credit. on lhursdE', Frday
and sunday OF M wees. On Mohda, le inane ne ~
a debt Of 81 900. un0er what IS known As the 5 SlNe
4 whlcn II ulrecteo agan't fraudulent Doctors anu Il
success viii obt in the imprisonment OF the deiend-
ant ur payment OF the money lnAt IL uue hii Inc
ovau IN Ia ID q resumed TO day.
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Tho weiin cod -Sch!c!cr !!t!-atcn over the tile
to the unsold LANDS of Brcsau. L. L. which town ,hey
founnd has been In progress for three years In
the brooklyn CITY Court, ana the accumulated suits
confused the contest much that at length judges
Reynolds and Nelson took edyaniase OF their preroga
i've 10 st as a Of Arbitration, hnh lAsl bcuUer
nern IN take testimony the case to dettrnlu1 up
MI the Issues that were juint1 ~ the consO sus
WclwOOd wife Of lhOmis Wildwood, Is the oWnrt Ol
tho reBau property, aid that scnccI M9 en- heu 20
he nartuer hah Ilgh utle or interest IN te iaus
The Two mea were m lklnS money. when VI, y y Huant
relcd Then their enterprise was hcgeccd ana Nell'
wool bec.ulc u bankrupt. Tne suits OF IN r. Jones'
sssignee In bankruptcy, against WILDWOOD are als'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-04
SPARKS FRoM rHE rELEGRAPn.

Dse ball IN Hartford yssterday-New Havens
d, llarttOrds 1.
The Athletics defeated the Mutuals In Phila-
delphia yesterday, IL to 5.
Base ball In Indianapolis-Chicagos IT; In
danapols. TO- In Louisville LOulsvilles. II ST. Lou.s
BrOwns, y.
Daniel Palmer, aged 80 yeArs, q well kno wn
resident OF Wlnsted Conn was thrown from mis- wagon
on IMesoai afternoon who orNlog between Wt,ied
End New Hartford aud injured That he died yester
cars
Peter 3. Abel, a well-known citizen Cf PhlA-
delphis, and for some yeAs mansgtI OF tho Ctetnu.
street Theatre committed suicide on IueedaJ hi.ht "
jumping fIom Guard avenue bridge Into NO sSLui sl
river. letter t0uLd In Ills pocket AAyiLg that
poverty LED to the AcL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-04
Th. Pavement Of Penn.yirauia Ayenue.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-The District RiDg Is
making desperate effort control the proposed paw
ing of PennsyIvanis avenue. bill has been intro
duced In both houses Of Congress to provide for
board VI eminent army engineers who shall decide on
the pavement to be substituted for the present rotten
wooden blocks that render the avenue nearly impassa-
bic. Tns commission ls also TO nx the price ana let the
contract and appoint the to watch the
Charley Edredge. as the Ring chanrion.i Ia now
doing It's best In the House to have substitute for tns
bill adopted which VIII provide commission entirely
In the interest Of the old Ring.
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SOME WASHINGTON TOPICS.

Gen. Belknnp Indicted bv the Grand Jury
for Accepting Bribes.
WASHINGTON, May 3.-The Grand Jury OF the
District of Columbia have agreed upon . presentment
sgAinst Secretary Beknap for alleged acceptance OF
bribes In his oeia station. The nrst brought
the attention OF the Grand jury By District Attorney
weln the 10Th OF Merch. and thereupon the mem.
pers OF tno Investigating Committee and the principal
witness In the case. c. p. Marsh. we're summoned and
examined. summons was sent out yesterday Tor Mrs.
Caleb r. Marsh. but the marshal q uaaole ~ ma her
The prasentnlent against Gen. Belknap now In tho
hands OF tie Dstr,et Attorney who VIII prepare .
formal ingictmen; Ia the casa.
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one OF the attendants OF the auotlen safe az
the New YORK Hotel yesterday was Mr. Brewster an
old dweier In tho house. He b very wealthy ou' tne
room that ne had occupied for years would
Ono OF tne roprrtors endeayored TO- persaade
nm 10 allow the removal OF the Ola furiture our ne
Ace dnnned and Mhen ON his return from Saratoga las'
ia he found the noor newly csrpetea he S wns dn nv
nrased. He Nas ON the alert YeslurdN to ouJ ~, W
dcnIed and shabby ola armchair that was III nis r1V @
Two Of the buyers were. according 10 tne fensIn s
asrstanding suupurted BY the canl al OF NJ huMhi
Moran onr OF lhe owDrrs OF therete anu ihsp wnS
sS.f. onnosed no the bidding 1nsy 10ught the rlch
.arniuTs OF ths DaTIos other articles Tor nominal
Dtioos.
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THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RING.
Piny -four Millions OF stock that was Divided
Among Five Men.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 3.-In the case OF
tho Central Pacific Railroad Company against A.
A. Cohen, the deposition OF W. Il. Brown was
taken Yesterday, and to-das he testified, very re-
luctantly and after much cross-questioninR and
several contradictory answers, that be was Sso-
retary OF the Contract and Finance Company
for a number OF years. That company consisted
OF Leland Stanford, G. p. Huntington. Mark
HOPKINS, Charles Crocker, and X. D. Crocker.
II wss or9anized for the purpose OF obtaining
tho contract from the Central Pacific to build
this road. He also said tho Directors OF tho
CentrHl Pacific paid over to the Contract and
Financs Company stock OF the railroad com
pauy to the amount of about $4,0O0,0O0. which
was subsequently divided among the members
of the Contract and Finance Company.
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Beecher'. Lec,ure Audience Fixed.

Mr.. IIeeehers lecture In the Brooklyn Acad-
euy, for the benent OF the Soldiers Home. is new
one which he nnshed last Sunday night and named
The Loss and Gain" Nuca effort mas been made by
ushers ami others OF the church to dispose OF all the
tickets, and II Is whispered that oycryi IL cut and
dried TO have AIR. BeeCher, when he appears on the
PLATFORM greeted by rounds Of apphue, last
ing longer than the applause wheh crow ed mouse IN
the same place bestowed Un Mr. IltOn. Mr II echers
fneds ~ that the lecture tO.nlst will sgu i2e his
10 NIL return 10 the wNTF hitch obliged to sus
pend Two years account OF the outbreak Oh the
Nnan 1al
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Tho express cOmDlnIcs OF this city engaged In
bringing parcels INTO tho United State, bothered
because tho President has delayed signing the ace
by Congress to provide for the entry Ia bitch
OF pac ,Ages contained In one importation. Several
New YOrK exprcssmen are In Washington waiting 70
get chance ~ talk with Grant.
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Max Esney shot himself twice yos erday q.
Second svenue aud Twelfth street. npictint vcry
slight vsuLds. Ono OF the bullets merely stopped
by passage OF letters and photographs In his pocket
third attempt was frustrated by Police Capt. McCu-
Tough who had the sDot upon hearing the nrse
discourage. Esney sadi 81 have been tbi, oountIy
about two years followed the girl loved to New
York, and married her against tne will Of her psrcnta
! got employment In the mustard anuiactory u
FREDERICK Koch, In Fast New York with whom have
remained at isu salary for the last two years; fos
some ine past my wfe's mother has had an autpathT
to me and persuaded wife to leave me. taking sid
her little girl. This was weeks ago tried 70
get child mack, but coudn't, and ooa.
cluled y a ltfe."
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The cable lines between Nova Scotia and New
foundiand connecting with the Atlantic cables al
Hearts Content are broken. and consequently con mu
nication with Europe by the Anglo American limo 10
temporarily interrnpieJ untortnnateI iant s.s Sss
SONS lime ago. when has not Lei been repaired
The Unlted States Direet Cht 10 working, ana 10
noW tho only lins opsn W tpa bf Jha
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-04

The large lumber yard connected with the
planning and moulding mill Ut tirst avenue and Thrift
street was discovered b shortly alter three
o'clock yesterday morning. The yard was hlicd with
piles OF pine and other ood ana tnoY eau nj nre IN
RAPID succession, the flames spreading ~ the three
slory brick building on me corner, used AS me lil
Tue property belonged TO Mr.. John Lawrence. ana he
cslnates hs loss t6J,OOO. lie Ia insured In twenty
companies Tor half the amount. MIR. Lawrence s'H
ptcs nre Of ucendil lry origin as II started
IN mlddle Of the lumber yard. where no hre was
latf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-04

Edward Buckley, aged H. was tried yesterday
In the General Sessions for having. IN February iasA
struck John c. Meehan with brck smashing his skuh
DIR. savage of the Chambers Street Hospital testlne1
that al hOugh Meehan han seemingly recovered from
tn fleet OF the wound he probably would die within
year Three witnesses testified That Buckley struck The
bow ana three others testified IS positively thar ho
not the guilty boy r. corer acxett toid the jurT his
charge that perjury was common thing IN nj, court.
aud that OF course, three wttne' u slde
tie other had lied Tn verdict convicted. ana tho boI
was sentenoed 70 nyo Year, IN lhe penlLenlAry.
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An omccho,der yi,hou, Knowing I,.

The assistants 10 the clerks ofiice OF the Ma
rne Court yesterday ordered by the Judg-. to
sumo their usual cuties all the business Of the once 70
be transacted In the name Of the deputy clerk. NJ.
Charles Y. Wood, spul tho chief clerk quaiincs.
Mr. Savage did not make his appearance during the
day, expected. lie has been Ing hf farm Ia
PsnnyysDa. and IS saa b. tne JUDGES to be unaware
OF his sppOi imett. lie mas been written and tes-
erapled q, out his Pennsylvania country place seen
10 be so remote from post once and elegiphc con-
necons tnat the Information has not rcacncd hin-
Ihough no Vas an applicant for the post on wne9
Maurice j. Power was appointed, he n.ltI-r applies
nor sxJectod to be the successor ~ MI. Cou lhin.
JuuRe Sheridan yesterday started for PennsyyAuf 70
see tne apDOin himself aud end the delay. IL VS.
Junccd in Cnaulb that the CLERK Is expected
arrive before O'Clock tnis afternoon.
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A story ,;euet nnd Oouno,,,.

HARRIsBURG, Pa, May 8.-Ralph L. ROLAND.
one OF the two burglars who tried to tho bank at
Cnambersburg star ed for Philadelphs to day for I'M
pnsonment IN the penlGenhary there He came TO this
country from Europe several months ago, and IS an
educated, inteihgeut man Ho says that In Egypt he
raw two OF tho Tsmmy Ring fugatlves, Genet and
Connolly. They were preparing Tor pleasure trip up
the Nile. s.y, aud there s no apparent reason Why
he should invent the Story
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-04
A Policeman. Hnzardous Discretion.

A complaint against Cspt. Kennedy of IT,
Charles street police to have been tried by the Re
lice Commissioners yesterday. The charge was that ~
discharged two prisoners arrested for disorder
ly conduct As they we're about TO bo locked up
Judge Fullerton, whose brother OF toe pr
ers construed the law so as 70 sow the Captain die
crrOusry power, and persuaded him TO exercise II by
di, charging the prisoners Deddlcr went CommS-
sonet VoUrls with the story tnat exJu dge Full
had opened court In the police station aud secured the
discnsrge OF the pf vners comp amt Was tue result
The Captain submitted his answer IN writing, as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-04
The Liauor Dealers Request.

A committee from the Liquor Dealers Asse-
citation visited the Excise Commissioners ycster-
day. and presented paper asking for change In tbs
rites Of license. rhoV think that form rate OF $50.
or IS mu under thst omount as possible would 10 hs
most equt- bic disposition Of the ycx ii Qu stiIn
would they SAID d. away win the fraudulent practice
OF bnylng beer license at:a low ngure and selling ~
Df
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-04

The Brooklyn Fulton Bank, whose 81. 400 a-year
teller, d. Rogers, ran away recently with nearly t2S
o)O has receive s5OO from his bondsmen
to up the difference between the amount stolen
and the amount turned The officers qulbbled over
the f41O detectyes' expenses Nhcn they wished tho
bOndsmen 10 pay. The latter refused 10 pay any more
tnan they had bOlnd themselves to do. To the de-
trctycs who went South after gers. working day and
night TO secure hu. the bank President has not yet
eveu VOtl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-04

Moses 4. Searlng OF Newark committed sui
eide yesterday ~ taxing poison aud then hanging HIM
sef lie left note SAYING that he had made death
doubly sure. He was well known and esteemed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-04
Regulating tho rar,Gover the Omaha Bridge.

WASHINGTON. MAY 3.-The House Committee
on Pacific Railroads ody authorized Represent ativo
Fliaps report bill providing that shall not be
iawsu for the Union Pac1c Railroad Com9any to
charge any special greater rate for the transport on
OF fruight pssstnge over the Omsha bti ge than
charg FOR Ike dat other OF
Its road Nor sh ~ u Charge other companies more
tn 20 for freight or passenger car and contents
ported said nridge and OF the trans
portstiOn OF COAL salt gram or lunDe not more than
t2 SO per car shall charged to other companies,
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The Right OF Appeal In nubeas Corpus Cases.

WASHINGTON, May 8-rhe House Judiciary
Committee had under consideration tue subject of
storing the right OF appeal in all nabeas corpus to
the Supreme Court OF the United States. which wss
taken away BY Radical Congress in order to prevent
decson in the McArdie case Incidentally tho various
bills when have Deen referred tO that committee
Of sectous lO2 lO3 and l0A oi the Rvvsed
Statutes, which relate TO witnesses summoned to les
tfy before Congressional committees, were informally
discussed The committee viii certainly be unanimous
REPORTING bill To restore the law as 1t was before
tie codlnei5 botched It.
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The Molly Maguire Murdcrcr..

PoTTsyILLE, Pa. May 3.-rhe trial of the al
legged murdorers or the policeman Yost viii begin to-
morrow. Much excitement prevails, partly owing to
the fact that Of the prisoners named Kerrigan.
The person who In his cohesion last winter. exposed
he secret operutUns OF the Molly Maguir and an an
lt police force hAs been appointed 90 guard the
jall Tho Hon. Daniel DOughery OF ihlla eipha aud
other eminent counsel are enAaked Tor tue Geence,
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scrutIniz, Five Dollar BilIs.

large number Of counterfeit IS bills on the
First National Bank of Northampton. Mas. were de-
tected IN the New York banks yesterday. They have
been only two days IN circulation. yet have become
widely distributed. and II IN evident ths large guam
NV has oeen issued II SAID that they are pm %
from the same pl ties the bO lives OF the Fro
National Rams oil New bedford. which were issued i've
ago. The picture the right darker thAS
In the genuine, ana Ia blurred
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The Los. a, tho Old snip Neptune.

The suhooner Eso!a reported In Halifax on
Monday that large ship was lahore on saD,e Island
apparently deserted. despatch received In THIS city
yestcrd " announced that the shp the old Neptune
Of the Back Ball line, owned by q. IL. Marshal Co..
nud cOnnan led by CaOt J, II. spencer. The Neptune
1rtt Liverpool the 2d OF March for New YORK The
ttrN were n saved. cant. spencer, wlfe, nnd thrre
churcn had been ~ Ia boat for thrce ilys OnoIe
heinz rescued The Neptune was bult IL 1858 Dy W u
webb. Sable Island Is about ninety miles cast OF Nova
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-04

PARIS, May 3. M. ROuher has addressed let
ter electors OF Ajacco thanking them for their
support. lie says that the Prince Imperial having al
ready protected his rights from cupaOe attack by tho
leteI which was published before tne nrst election. he
NoUher) WIZ not Interfere IN the for heonlg election
but VIII merely ueIt Prince jerome Napoleon, should
he again accept the canoldacT. with Indifference ana
fOrgetiulness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-04
Ano,her suio,de In tue Central Park.

Oncer Flanagan heard two pistol shots In the
"Cayr" near the Rlmbie" In Central ParI' on l"oS
dAy night lie found there. alive and conscl'u'
hat unable TO speak. A pistol wA a. MS sue "v''
hch be had hot two bullets into his breast tho
heart. lie was taken 10 the PresOyteri "a nosPn".
s not expected 70 recover ne was .9unu o0cs 20 IL
brOuus.urk OF III Chambers street ana 10 hs pouAe
wa. fouui postal card addressed to H. r. stantoa ~
tha number, A razor, tkO pehknIVes anu somo p@P"s
were found on his person