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, 1877-05-12
GRETCHEN.


49,. ra.as.., 80. !'an. "'ns ;"
,a.., pao"ea WIN ,ar auhl'tea ana an entnu-
~ ....s..a ~. e Hsno'' nss IN "na.c'cl
oaro ..s se. :" ~ t'e1' nc n'ent nn'e
~ ns.a h....,. ~ nane' nea " mol
- Wv ~ 80. naI ~ W.. ~. ..nlo'tu"o ~ "
~ ~ ~. ,t,,s '".t ne 'a5 onoes
~ ~ sa...as ~" "'s aau e"nscqaeht.
,sh ."a,.n,s .u.ss -. s .,..1" US as
,,ntnsnsa h.. raIes ~. ,,ste I 4,..,n.~ ~ p'e
..ann,.nss s..t.., ~ t.sr.s, m..t.,. =. N"s
~ s".s.,s., ', as,., ~ .s :" ~
.onis ~ 49, ~ ~, ,s,t.. ~ ,nss n...., -"
x.s ss,s s' ~ ..st~s "a Nv ~. ,s,. %...
s.5 h.sn h,.t,ss ~ ss ss.o.e.,..ru, .o,;..,. n,,n.as
- 800, ~. ...,t... ..-s ~, h.t h...,t.I ~
s.raa.oh.. ao .,',,la t..sst ts..a ..1.,,
~ to,a ~ ~. ~ ". ty,,;.t,sa rar,s mt =, ~,
es,a.aas ~ stss,,,n.J ~ ~ ,,.sat,
for n. Ano.t,. p.., hrt ~, ~. f.et ,h,t !. h.d
~, t.,.n. - ~ rs.s. ,,.h.., ~ d,nh. s-.n,a
~ ~ 49,. ,sf,.a NJ. .tss ~ ~. 80. 49,. =
t.tn. 49,. srnh,,Inn. .rh. .o,nr .,,n ~ not
,n1.s.,,,i. ~ ~. .fi.nnsitor h.,
+ rr,t,,ni, 7rc.. .scd h,n..s 49, nne ~ thn.o who
~ ~. ts,n1s.. ~ a".s,a ,hs s,t,s. =,
Who Il NM, In ronfc..ca ,hor,cd h.,sc,f IN h,s
.nts,,1 49,. ,rn,, s.nn",. enn.ta..4nv ,hn
~ xns,a ,sdis" ,.es, 49,. p.n, ns,s.S
him,.ff m rerriyinc sJmIt.r t,,ns of snnrn,stior
III ns..ed hi. asrs IN ,hc NM, ncrc-chie manner.
nnw snn,,no hlnse.f for INV honr. in hts c1r.
1ant at.;,er. now whiting hi, fr,e nnd
ucnun,ntnnce.. doing III hctt. IN ,hort. n enjoy
to the fu,i The dclIr,lia Of li,e beautiful civ.
onn morning. strnlItnr along forether with a
friend and eni1ytnr thc .nn,h{nc he t,trncd tnto
woll.known p,ctuse. des,ers 10 examine tho latest
additions 10 thc stock, Al tho two ,ynlkc arm.,n.
-. .eas,s 49,. ~ ~ .s ~ ,,s."sts ~ ~"
sr,. e.. loanu ..e 'oon' Eaui ama.eo 'imsen ~ ~.
dulgsa9 III stha eeyefctt Criticisms IN dsefy new
picture. Cstic!sm was 4 delightful occupation for
him: 40 yerv easv. ao thoronrh]y conoen1al: he
foit tbat ha xas horn tn he oTeat srt.eritic. In
"o'etehen 1t 'he Spinning Wheel" Both stood
pcetation Of Tho etlei.m, bu. noaa came; surprise
and admiration "eFc alone expressed In tho young
psntss e's And inSesd the nstufs s1sa
which seemed to dfoop Wild the surdsp Of d tear,
poetry Of hopeless passion. All that Ii sweetest
in won,anly bcuuty all TINT ts tcndcrc,t tt wnma-
!. lo,e' Al, the boljneas Of innocnnce. and Tho
pashoa Of humility shone In that perfect fsce, and
ono could almost beaF tho mas.c snat hFeaihed
- 49,, ~ s.tan,.h,nent hts ees,..v va nm.
to ho,nard. n.T A'' ''D''''D'"' 40 ~>' 49,
Who ..t ~ for ~ tho modei-rn sure it,s portrait-Is
an sngel. III m ange'' "hy don't Iou speak.
mani l tell you had rather own that atpieture than
Al the re.t IN the place. What eye.' what lips.
It tho shadow ot td,t ttes. on tho neekl rshas
,afn on 81
nss,.,,an ,,an, ~. ,o.,n. h., ho,. hc,. n. !.
.dc yi.tb1a a1,ta ~ IL III ibe a,ests; bockhe,tl
Toaa sso m1Sn 3o nentet ne ~ ''o
~. r. "so the pumretsmoa;o,s ou.rv wa ad
dressed IL French to tbe nrorrtetor. viz harpeacd
70 q olAhahK ny a"e A"oFt eao "Ao w" eA"'0 Wy
, 1877-05-12

A4Gl E1f{ lOOkIGR ~ RNI1p FAItHtCk
dow. licr back "a. turned u him. brt hts atten.
ngu,e ths gt:ss oi hes po:t'on nd ss sseTS sha ~
ders. Il vas Just such halr - Gretchen had the
,erI SANE ttsascs Of glossy brown. rppltne r.
nsstu1siiy s Or disposed bJ shst ~ which conceal.
art, Paul p4uaad he would not have been - aTt1,t
Otherwise. liz drew n.ar to the Widow Window. =: IT u
head snd look Il hes face. Before hs knew what
hs ". doing ,hs % word "oFs'ehsa'" escaped dis
Tho Thc' stsl susaed bes eyes on Paul With look Of
surprise. snd the young man fet tos warn. blood
rush Into hts checks ~ he recognized the wohQst"
ful orbs which hc had spent 20 much time lb at.
tempting to produto on tanSAs, y sssasA 70 assn
!. soa tos several 1a!aatss lookux q y ei
''::FPsdi ::FPasdon ms." he said In French. raising bis
BEEN iie.dtay sla@.; VII m ic tss hsst hss Sf
Eli sa.hsd "a tssn snsa
! Tho rit{cptous position in which our friend had
Put himse!s; then With ,sty 't!:as ,s eo. - II
suddeniy swsLe1ed from ! ditsm. !l.d hs n9t
sess Gse.ehsn3 lad not Geetchsn actually sm1l'
e. w. sns aassa a.
ses The girls beautiful form turning ROUNDUP cor
nsr Of lhs street. Esgssdless o. u9qtss 90 seaa ao
psd; &c VA only : tew fsrds Ia front Of him.
IL followed her rsEsfutlJ. always Keeping ~ .
aoo1 pf Will ssemsI n osdlassy loagiag haass,
4 moment after, she do"E *as opened" ~na sot
PaaFs arst feeling was one Of, delight at has!ps
aacceedsG IL 81 task. ThAt this was Gsstchsu hs
had no doubt; II 1t WAS not, there Wis such mar.
ssss as tssena. cona aos eat sans.s tai hs ~
:SSda shias Which they bad iesla;s1 impes:5s. 4.
and noticed lie number. Then he d,.eotesed III
pama of the street. f,aslly he noticed that shss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06
THE B.fRNEGfT WRECK.
The Drowned Captains Body Sent Home A
Russian sailors Fate.

The body Of Capt. Wicks Of the wrecked
schooner Margaret and Lucy. which went ashore
on the shoals on Cranberry Inlet near Barnogat,
last Friday night, was brought To this city yes
terday morning by Capt Henry Miller. II was
forwarded "a his homo in Nyack -on the Hudson.
where he leaves wife and two children. The
body Of the man Johnson has not yet been
found.
Al tho Original Mariners Home" 81 James
street. the proprietor. Alfred Dickson. said yes
terday that he recognized IN the description Of
oneot the men John liondonk. "A Russian. He was
shipped on the Maggie through The agency ~
Jam y Terry Of Maiden lane and South street.
bDnuohh WE . INK hs.noor,na.n; ana uurtn V"
wanted Ia ship for short trip AMI this vessel
heinE bound for Charleston. :. G.. suited him.
The father of The young girl. Kate Meyers Of
Milluughby. ONO. whose letter WIS found in
BOndOnk X clothes, and to whom he WAS en-
bot If ne would come out there and live. II WIS
his into ntlOn to 90 50 in the spring
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06
THE SENITE'S EXTRA SESSION.
ObiectinG to swearing In kellogg and Other
Southern Claimants.

M Nj
WASHINGTON, March o'-at IL CLOCK Mr'
Hayes and Ex-prceidont Grant accompanied
l,. s,r,,ora v,rryu ~, ,,,1 NJ, wi -, a.,
- SO"'..'i' w. anu i'"N'' VS., "' III"
committee oil Arrangements, entered the Senate
Chamber 10y the ma II ent ran 81. and were shown
., ..,,s m, c,,,. ,,.., I'LL =, -, -
H' ID" nav, ""7 mn" !" "'"'i Wy
secretary dorham. senator Ferry litep.. Mich.l
was madr President pro tenn The names Of
,,,,t,. i.t = - - N, - ~ -
80 W. e'''', ""i ~
were escort"dto the desk OF the presid NJ officer
where the oath Of on .. WINS administered IN
Them in the follow M. trisr. Horny 1, Antb,uv
Rep r. H.; james T. Bock flien,.. Ky ,Inu,s
e.. Blaine tRsp Me; (rorr. r. Unur tKrn
Mass; DAVID Davis Dem H.: Henry q. IA,
W Dem, ". Va: Samuel j. Kirkwood ti.u
lowal: John Il. Mcpherson Dem. n JD: Pres,
ton r. Plumb rep KAN; E.iwurd n Rollins
Rep. y IL: M salisbury IDrn'. Deli. Urn.
rs ~ Teller OI,np.. Clll: Wtllinm WINDOW iisn.
MIMI. Richard Coletncn T.Nasi: A. II oar,
land Dem. Ark: l. g. Harris dem Tenn h.
l. anlamin II. Hill Dem. Gal: John " John
ston Dem. VA. and Matt W. Ransom tDem..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06
CHANCES FoR ECRoPEtN PEACE
The Progress OF the scheme TO Give Turkey n
Respite.

LONDON, March 5.-Tho progress made
toward carving out the proposal 10 give re-
spite to Turkey consists in Russia's having
dropped the plan Of getting the powers 10 agree
10 cocrciye measures. Russia will now bc salts
fled with solemn promise on the part Of the
Sultan. embodied in a form which would give it
the character OF an international obligation, so
that the powers would have such a collective
right ~ control as wo. m guarantee the cfractu-
alton ~ reforms within the stipulated time
The iira sHrulS 90 hr that the Demand for direct
control Ia hr"Ner ised blythe International Com
general right OF control which should bc accorded
tu tine puNeIe lu 90 ior all. and which they might
~" AT thrir discretion AT the end Of the delay
which IL accorded Ia tue Turks. To- grant this
permanent right a. the powers would OF course
be directly contrary 10 the treaty 81 Paris, but
IN" anxiety 10 escape from war 10 such that IL n
not 10 he expected that any proposal Offering
solution will be ohJNtnd "a on that account
merely. The recent attitude Of tho Turks, and
hints thrown out by them, all tend 30 show their
readiness Ia negotiate. The whole influence OF
the pulace. especially Of Mahmoud Damad is
working to strengthen the Sultin's pacific dis
position, which mnv terminate the present state
OF things. Tue Turks. however VIII certainly
reject ANY arrangement which don't include the
obligation On both sides 10 a sarm Immediately
Coupled with tins condition would be- rum.
Thor. ore delicate nni dangerous rs the quos-
ton OF Disarmament is, il must be- grappled
with, and uni ~ there il a chance of this hrins
done -u"", ssiully, every day passed in truItl So
negotiations ~ u loss 10 Turkey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06
INSURANCE CROOKEDyEsS.
Four Companies Annirs Examined for the
Benefit OF the Policy Holders.

The examination into the condition Of the
Continental Life Insurance Company was con
cludcd before Referee DE Witt Yesterday. As
soon rs the referees report il submitted to the
court Attorney General Fairchild will apply for
m order dissolving the company and the APP
pointmcnt of u receiver IL is said that Mr.. w.
II. Grace is. at the request Of tho Insurance De
partmcnt. TO be confirmed in the position that
he holds under the appointment Of Judge Pratt
The sale Of the effects Of the Now Jersey Mu-
tual Lie Insurance Company. under the attach
meut sued out 10y William Gcasa. n policy
holder. has been adjourned until Saturday
next. Mr.. Joel Parker has formally made ap-
plication 10 the supreme Court in this city TO be
appointed receiver 81 the assets " the New Jer-
scy Mutual in this State. Mr. BENJAMIN Noycs,
the President of the latter company. passed
through the city on Sunday on his return from
Washington 10 New Haven. He said that he
was entirely successful in his effort to induce
Senator ingalls, to withdraw his bill for the
Life ln.uranc" Company.
The S72.OW dividends improperly paid to the
Stockholders of tho Security Life has been
about half liquidatcd.
Ton new directors for the United States Life
Insurance Company were elected V 'sterday. q.
Il. BueI will probably u" Reelected Pr sidrnt.
super ntcndcnt SnVth has cancelled the GER
tiil"atcs ~ nnihority-of IN" Bangor Insuranr e
Company Of Bangor Ne, 10 transact business in
New York State.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06
New York Markets.

MONDAY. March 5.-FLouR AND MEAr-Ths
wl,9,'e maikct Mns quD. dropping. ami nn- itcd l9i
and Western SUPER INC - 70 saole STAT. 81 7est.,
% do "Sr .n TfS N 4. by @.s gS Mn oS. .es
81 - southern bakers and ianii, brands q ,".s- .o,
81 2i~ u 81 Buckwhaat doar r 100 h.. ~ ,isa So -
mrm W1li. ,i,i"nI, ~ ioc sale. III nni, tSr
,iY,. VA, I.irr, ,,g. s7.,o hals.. ,l..us nrg, ~
I H. tor JUNE it24 l2r Jaly' i52Se icr Nsu,,
November ard IL &c Tor December Receipts at the
Fao,troSs-Iort ieclncd materially: 30 nhls ncss IN
the spot $la ap aud go hbls Ma, at sI,, Bc,f
B' a, n On, s, 9 , Sa Nrs -, a,,c z sn
rie.' az n iu' TX "~' ana r.' m.i e, scne'
w. rn AMI .r iuiuro ic,,r 60 to-, clo.,nl at siu,a
Tor Mir Do ~ ili"r irul, sip- un MAY prsscd d. :
ssIcetUu. -'tli. rf4n, Western ..I STATE. 2tta.,. :
poor TO- nnr t,si-c thrc.r nrn A. iaa DC for STATE
iariny. lssii, 'or lmn's. ana uri''sc tor west.
cfn im'"n Eos ''cgi, "a iisi'c. ,.....,.
,nN-"h'ai n.t WITH iiir demand. hut AZ prices nc'
e. 81 isS.i4 ncosSS ~ So So, - al Nv1 sc Il
ami 49, 40 ,gres MA g ~, n re-, .wg 8 ~; -
E Sw. ana ser'l Sss a, esnnA @a'
9cndns No A. ~ ana ti tt fr ot i ~, 40
ing 80 ? At 4ac also white stat. i4sl'c and niN'
al. SO" bush iaciadns So we,ep" missed new al
Yellow % g. oil miN,d, nominal. ''' .si9c spnih' ~
-fSntps-Ns, .'arc. werc nrn and in better request
especially ro.n ~hei W.. qiou at f-ss > ~ ior COM
torun vnsmor, nciivr aud miner ut TO-. r. Tor crude
IN inA, sale 80 Nul, teird ediN. - a., ant
ani nonmnlf un in.Dd cram io GLASGOW. hv .enin.
' t., ana MALAGA 80 god se nn, dg ana l"'"'qal
pf,nr WIKI. , ti..'..,...,i AMI .innt.iu" ''' "'
GnocFRn ,BfaAl con,e, wei. ..,,r lor the interior
s' , ' H.. ".a .i. 1871 I ia.. ~ l
,io'A at a rort' IT o'.'s lag., o' 2--9 ,,c h,tc,
quiet aud without new irHturt Raw sus.rs dui amt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06
THE HiPPr F.fuILY DISTURBED.
The TINS Shouting tivii Service Reforws and
the Out. Swearing Like Troopers

Crowds Of Office seekers invaded the Gus
tom House and the Post ONCE yesterday only
to learn that no changes are 10 be made in
either place. Civil service and retention in
oiiirc was tho cry Of every ono Of the four
thousand plucchollcrs In tho city. Many Of
Elwopd T.. Thornos old party II Indepo ndent
Republicans and many eV-onlcehold"rs. who
shouted for Hayes nnd did their bowel host 10 got
votes enough Tor him to elnf him. presented
thcir claims for recognition. They W. mt away
ON learning That ihoy are to 30 left out On tln
cold They say tlat they will form - new party.
Collector Arthur and surveyor Shlrp' amt
Naval Oni'"r Cornell wrr" ntscnt IN washing
ton aiding in the Inauguration of a Fraudulent
resident. In their absence no new Develop
ments were made in the Morgan Conkling
light IL WIS thought that u II onlY the lee
ginning az tho Fraudulent Presidents party's
troubles. There IL no disposition TO disturb
tn" Post ON 81. the politicians evidently fancy
ing TINT u II safer not Ia max. move aga INST
the Postmaster and his subnrdinnt"s
Mr.. Silas y. butcher II Ia take charge ~ the
Arpraser's ONCE to-day. His confirmation
Was a surprise, no announcement oi tn fat
having been made from Washington. Tho Nor
gan mon cinplov"d In the uiilcc are trcnibliL =
Tor their on .ial lot.-.
rnt"d Suites Marshal Fisk. intends 20 ascer-
tam whether Returning Bunri linNt- viii pra.'-
tic what he preach cs ahoutc 'rNi'' ., form.
II says that his removal WIS attained through
political trirkcry. He ~ backed hy all the
United States Judges and Commissioners. II"
viii 20 % Washington tom ght 30 tell his story
tO the Fraudulent President.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06
Juror. Fined Twenty Thousand Dollars.

Jurors for the General Sessions are drawn mt
the commencement Of every month 20 during that
month"; Ysst' ray. IN Judge Suho rlad branch Of that
1urt tc names II eighty new Jurors were called and
""y twenty responded Ihcrupun CLERK Sparks made
ih' n,nh formal Announcement that each absentee was
fined s@ln inhs.u- 400 agrees to penalty OF s2nUn
Are these hnc' ever cocctcd" Juusc sutherland In
Quuod.
We nnro u c hues aul mo commiss lnor If Jurors
attends iu tNH t.l.Nt lOu.' tIr e.. UiIrl
" llrrff~ sNN"thflf Nrru, about Tins business his
uuuuf ''hnaA can ilH ift ~ Do N..illN Zoo COLLECT
A. % ru' from every one m these 'ifhN Jurors, so
what becomes of thr money! haze tr.rd in nud uut
soM' thnI- about n hut hnvn learned ui. ilng
Tie c.rrk explained that many uf tlln.e -unmnned
had lately changed residence or had
zone HWAA irum the city temporarily tur. Ntir tnl.
ctch ne said of those who had no legal and had
tIc mooney Ia pay.
firce Hundred Jurors were summoned 10 in he
Marine Court only twenyonc Appeared, and the others
Atlc nutd 40 each
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06
TIfRfsHING 4 LATTER.
a Seduction suit Fading In an a s,uit on the
Compiainnnt's Counsel.

Mrs. Hannah Dryer, widow, Of Bergen
Point. n. j.. sued John Baker. OF that place. for
seduction. A young lawyer named Thomas
Clemens acted rs her counsel. On saturday,
the Recorder. who heard the case. decided that
as Mrs Dwyor was 80 years Of age her only
course would be Ia have Baker arrested on u
criminal charg". On the way to the oliicc OF the
Justice Of the Peace. Baker escaped from Officer
Shnf-r. who had him ia charge.
Clemens. the young lawyer. while under the
influence of liquor on Sunday night. entered
two private houses and attempted 10 scar h
them for the purpose Of arrrst'ns Baker. He
hal no warrant. but acted upon his own au-
thurity. Lat" at night four or 1--WE OF lih-
k'rs friends waylaid CLEMENS and pounded
HIM terribly, cutting his head hruising his .@'
ana tearing his clothing INTO RAGS. hrslerday
tho police intended to arrest IA" assallantS. hut
Clemens would make no complaint against
them. although he declares that he knows who
they are. They openly hoasird Yesterday that
they would thrash him again last night. Baker.
who escaped from the police, IL on staten Island
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06
Now the Bapti-t- Taking M subject that
has Disturbed the MethodIsts.

The Rev. William IIayne Lcavell, pastor Of
the Stanton Street Baptist Church. read an es-
sav in IN" Baptist minister's meeting yesterday
entitled. shall women participate in the pub
lie exercises Of the church," H. said that in
orderto appreciate the prohibition hy Paul. tho
manner # primitive Worship should be cons i'll.
cred. Worship was spontaneous, persons took
part according 10 their ability 10 cdiiy and en-
tertain. Two rules were Of binding force.
non-intnricrence with the services. and the cdi-
fcation Of the whole church and not OF single
individuals. In such meetings about which
Paul gives special directions women are plainly
prohibited from public exercise Of their gifts
The apostl" says first that there shall be- no in
subordinntion Of the established order and
usng,-. Ihrn SAYS par'lcu arly, ,ictyour wp-
men j "psirn in thrchurrhes." He saws also.
that j. moi pcrmltt.d unto ;hrm b. speak, in
usmu h ~ il mnnirsts q spirit ~ Independence
~ war with the -Orirl position 4, which God has
assigned thrm.n Women arr, herr, required 10
occupy position secondary to tlat 81 man for
II H. in uihsnt IN them To- be- under Obedience 4"
n'cordns 70 tho plain teachings of the law.
" And 1t they will learn ANYTHING" says Paul
Lev them nsk their husbands ~ home" The
p .Ss ~ pr5nrcty syS PFs@i to .s
-hum" iyr women 10 speak In the church" As
the Y uliar power and influence Of women de-
p'hd IN lic.r bong the Objects OF admiration
and uffe. ton. ANYTHING that tends to lower wo-
men IN the ~ nation Of men should br Hvoded.
In The FIRST .l.-tI' % Timothy. Paul says:
1t woman isainin silence with all subsection Butt
siner not woman to tac uur Ia u.urp authority over
The man, lui To Ice ~ silence. For Adam ws- n Il
woman i,ins deceived was IN the ransgrcssion.
These int 'rlictions are upheld by four Of tho
all, It uf modern critics. Afford. Angus Hodge
and luug". Women are. however, not emo ned
from lahoring in and for the church. There
their gifts and influence for Christ without put
ting themselves IA position in which they Will
BE- subject 20 unfavorabc criticism.
The ministers. after listening attentively 10
inc essay. made no comment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06

Another futile attempt was made yesterday
afternoon tn organic the brooklyn Board Of Aldermen
which has been deidlo ked since Jan by James Don,
vanottho Twelfth ward voting for himself for President
The ballot yesterday resulted as follows Black, the
Democratic caucus nominee n Arnott 3, Griswold o.,
and bon"Nan Alderman ttann introduced resnlu.
non providing that te Pre- sdrnt pro tenn of the board
b" mhlr frsil' M h tr hoard, with all riehts and
powers incident iu the uife Alderman ia nett SAID
WA su'h Nn act would Niruuily make French rrc-iDnt
ana the rn'ct ol "a NNuid he much ma -unl, r-tnHNluf
Inc question: was fcierl'd % the Law Committee aud the
Cooperation tnnn"l u is almost certain that Boss"
Mclaughlin has fflftd ll- Iau, iur flr organization
o Ne huId AZ the ~ At meeting hnd that Che President
VIII be Hepuhnc tu just NJ nt year hc put INTO the ON
the good hr Fr gen, m opposition tn the M'nubir.,p
slate An. rumn hulntt u sad Ia bee the choice undo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06
THE WRECKED sTEfMERs.
Probabilities that the George Washington
Exploded Her boilers.

HALIFAX, March 5-Thc captain Of tho
steamer Newfoundland. which arrived here
yesterday. brought the life-buoy Of the steamer
George Cromwell. which was picked up in Pa-
centia Bay. som" Il ,ur and pork dritrd ashore
at th" same place. No further trace 81 thu ye--
sci and crow has hr.n "a severed.
The wreck of the George Washington IL COW
cred with fifteen feet 4 water at Capr Rlcr.
Twenty-Five bodies have l..rn recovered AMI
buried. II seems probable that ON -trikin. tnr
70 the boilers exploded. rs the bodies picked
up are disigured mutilnted and dcnude OF
cloth ng. with no appearance of hair on the
heads. brains gone. and scalps much torn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06
Real Estate Market.

Transactions yesterday ut the Exchange COM
priscd foreclosure sacsby
Louis Mesicr-rwo lots each 25N iO2 . on the north
side OF Eigityiourt street n, west OF Eighth
avenue and lot 27 iOxlu2 -x37 iOxi02 on the south
side Of Eighty hfti street. ~ west Of Eighth
avenue, si5.oDp. 10 riainun
ny Bernard smS th-une house. with lot 25xes o a27
West Forty first street. south side between Eighth and
Ninth avenues. ~iuupu. a. plaintiff
Nv VIM k'nnols One house, with lot 10 sNlp II On
the south side at 10Th street. 80 feet cast OF Fourth
,onuc. SIVsi. 10 plauun
The remainder oi announced sales were adjourned
number of sales announced to-day at the Re
change. bVins mostly foreclosures.
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Joe Coburn il TO be sentenced to-day by Judge
Sutherland The utmost possible punishment for an AS
saut with intent to I'LL is ten years IN prison aud the
general Is that Coburn vii get the fun term
lie convicted only IT shooting officer Tobias. and
may vet bee ri,i for shooting Onror J rifles thus making
a tnui sntsure urartir There also Old
Iniic mo which he has not been tried II il not
likely. however. that he Will be- further prosecuted On
that point Assistant District Attorney Rollins ays, there
hus teen no decision. Iunirns pnNouS term IN Slhs
snug shortened hN pardon VI Hropkc oil 'nhurn :
counsel hopeful Of getting nov irA on exception, To
judge sutherland ruin aui he Will ciraNOr
10 stay o ,oiine 80 that pending the decision.
CobuTn may not he taken 10 slns sing.
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In Jersey City many flags were bound
with Grape and haf-mastcd. union down. one
man, doing hu-in, So aus a butcher on Grove
street. hung out a black fiag and two American
fiags hori"r"d with black. 4 disordcrly crowd
OF several hundred collected m front OF his
place and talked loudly. hut the flags stayed up.
The ilag on the iVUS building was similarly
draped in mourning. and AT half mast.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06
VIVA, the whole People win We, See.

Tho French Democratic Club, at 1902 Prince
street prot sicd yesterday IN the name NJ honesty and
ia behalf o the rights OF the people against the elevation
pover Of Hayes and Wheeler II urged thnt Til.
den and lcndnNks were. beyond question, rlEhtully
elected and II was AVcrrrd that all honest Republic ans
Liu-lipd ~ the iniamN nt the c0untina out
The rammHuy society have instructed the Shrhems To
prepare address Ia the people "ApIestnI their sons
0i the frauds under which Rutherford Hayes has btc
put into the Executive mansion
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again showed tho national colors. The first
Aug encountered during the walk IN the North
river from the Battery was on the steamship
iag that flew from a pier head between Canal
street and The battery Mapped from the stan Of
the Stoninpton lines pier At the foot ~ jay
street there were live or six flags ON steam and
sail hoats. From this point Us fur ~ the eve
could rrurl, not another fag was to be seen.
THO Erie. New Jersey Central. PENNSYLVANIA.
and Iohpkcn ferry hOaiS were not decorated.
Indeed, II is sale To- say that from Grand street.
ilst fiyrr' 10 Dcs'irusses street. North river.
along the entire water front not more than d,
dOlcn llaKs wore living Yesterday afternoon.