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ILLISOIs's INELIGIBLE ELECTOR.
Why Mr.. Springer Withheld the Objection to
Counting his Vote.

WASHINGTON, Feb. ~. Representative
Springer had prepared objections to the count
ing oil the vote of George b. Chaffee. one of the
Hayes electors Of Illinois. on the ground that
Chaffce was n Commissioner Of the Circuit
Court OF the United States within and for tho
Southern District Of Illinois at the time OF his
appointment as eector and Of his voting on the
9th Of December. Mr.. Springer was in posses
sion OF tho record, evidence Of the fact. duly
certified by the court. and with further GER
tilcnte that Chaffce had not resigned and WAS
still exercising the functions of the office. Mr..
Sprl niger was advised that case equally as clear
as Chnflee's would be presented TO the commits
sion in the Louisiana case. IL objection was
filed To Chaffce IL could not be presented to the
commission. as there il only one certificate from
that state. Besides. tho Senate would in all
prohahil lity refuse TO sustain the objections to
Chaiiee vote, and this refusal might prejudice
the decision In the case of the ineligible electors
in Louisiana. Hcnce Mr. Springer, with the
ailvice and appreciation Of his friends, withheld
his objection,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13
STITEN ISLANDS MYSTERY.
Wa the BesutinrI BIosde Murdered, or dsd
She Commit suicidct

The mystery that surrounds the finding Of
the body OF beautiful young woman in the va
cant field attached 10 the old Quarantine Hos
pital in Tompkinsyille Staten Island, on Sun
Sunday is increased by Yesterdays investi-
cations. The body was discovered on Sunday
afternoon by two little boys, Edwin
and John Murphy. while flying q
kite Coroner James Dempsey had tho body
removed at night to Michael Oates's undertake
ing rooms in staplcton, and yesterday Physi-
clans Malzcr and Watt made an autopsy. The
body was found TO be warm, showing that death
had 9sen poee not morr inan eight sh hours pre-
and an expression OF happiness was on the red
lips: Death had found the body in perfect
health.
With difficulty the carcfullcst observer could
persuade himself that the sleep was the sleep OF
death. More than three hundred persons have
seen the body. and II il certain that the woman
was stranger on the island: The contour of
the face suggests q German descent. She had
light a brown , hair nT , blue oyes lfnt, S3mnexon
dressed In slate -colored alpaca dress and over
skirt oyer which was thrown q striped shawl.
the third finger Of her left hand was chased
gold ring. The clothes Throughout were neatly
made and finely adorned. No marks Of violence
The Coroner began the inquest last night I'm
Wicner's Bay View Hotel. Tompkinsyillc. Nine
oupmcd 10 enable Dr. Wazer Wal e to analyle % hS con-
tents of the stomach.
Good reasons exist for doubling that the
woman committed suicide aud for believing
that she was poisoned and in the stiffness u
Sunday morning taken to the unfrcqucntcd
spot where her body was found. The theory
OF suicide rests solely on the Ia. .aat N y .
dress pocket a little vial was found. wrapped
tightly. In veil. and, resting at tho bot
tom of the pocket. In the vial were n
few drops OF liquid smelling and looking like
chloral. But Dr. Watts says that the little bottle
gould not hold enough cbloral to kin IA person.
Moreover. he says it is not likely, In the nervous
state she must have been in. that the woman
would have herself carefully wrapped UP the
via, after il had done It's work and put Il Sc
curely in her pocket
Another circumstance suggesting that the
body had been conveyed by strange hands to
where II was found. il that the rainlent was not
rumplcd. as naturally IT must have been in "A
death struggle hut was suspic,ousy and mark
cdly straight and composed. Then, too the
left leg was doubled up under the body: in dJ :
ing the legs straightcn or double up together.
stu stronger proof ot murder wns the fact that
not a sp' X OF mud was on the dainty Attle
OIpr-liOts.
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BEFOkE THE TRIBUNAL.
Tho Louisiana Ccr1i6cntes Received and the
OiJcstors Named.

WASHINGTON. Feb l2 Tho Electoral Com
mission was called to order at $3.50 p. NJ. TO day
and received the certificates and accompanying
papers in the cnse Of Louisiana from the pre-
siding officer Of the Joint session. Upon the
arrival OF the various counsel lAlossrs. Field.
Camphell Trumbul. Carpenter Mcrriok,
Hoadley. and Green for the Democratic side Of
the question. aud Mrs-rs. Fyalts. MAtthows
ShrlHbhrgDT. nnd StoughtOn tor the Republican
sldcl, the pres ding officer inquired who would
rrpr s"nt Tine OhIe't0rs.
Sir Field rcHpond,I that senator Mcdonald
ana Mr.. JHnkr Of the House would appear as
obeolur- 10 certlil rAtcs NO+ and -.
Mr. ENHrs announced that Mr. Howe OF the
senate ana MI Hurlbut would appear as OBJ
letors b. cert III 'Hts NO.1
Tho Commission then. on motion Of Justioo
FIoII. adjourned until II A. M. tO-HlOIrow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13
OUR YIsITORs IROM MEyICO.
Ex-Pre.idcnt I.erdo md suite Secluded In their
Private Apartments.

81 have nothing to do with recognizing
the Government OF Mexico" said MIR. Juan "
Neyarro. Mexican Consul General. yesterday:
" II 10 no businc-s Of mno who Ia In power.
clear my ships nnd do my duty without refer
enre N what is being done ut homo. ] have
b""n many years Hwily from Mexico. and long
ago 'Asod TO Take any part In her politics. 1t
would bN different II were u Minister. but, you
see, nm merely u Consul" Mr.. hcvarrO added
that the cN- -lr'eident of tho Mexican Republic
sebastian IrIdO do Tnpa, had formed no
a. Uhlir plnn- Tor lhe future. nor could he toll
VIII ihnr he might 20 until ho restivol ,ulViccs
from M'Nicp. Inrre In no doubt at MI !" said
We tnhaul. that D.H2 10 NJ the head OF affairs
now"
In tho Windsor IIotol cN President I.ordo and
sutr, com suns ot Nrnor Mariana ~ 'Ohrin
formerly General OF DIVISION and Secretary a.
War, mo MAoHH han IL the i'll Atrd Emperor
MAlmuiih surrrnder,I h,- sword ni Qunre-
uro, ON ne ieih Of May, 1871 S nor Juan Jur6
i,a1 eN NJ y sl,r OF In" Interior !Erhor Mnnuq
lamrro Eut'nn. cN- lor,lgn Minister; col
i@narioJ Mnnroy. AID -,n Camp nnd Score
WrI b. Cen Ia obrio; and 5 'nor Guetayo Iin1
Nltor ul In Heristd iutr'7sa}. kept tholr rooms
nl day y,etcrIay. receiving n few visitors bat
own ,lns no d's re- 10 ~" ANYTHING of the city.
They have to1- apartments in the fourth story,
and " sh Ia ~ u Hn sacluird iir poeAiile
FN-Pr's.d mt I"rlD snys TIM nlt'T Gen. Al
torrr5 nruy hp hncn dooNtod he resolved to
nhrn Ion tn hopeless effort " rtan hia Prcsl-
dcnln powers. ana on the 2lst of November
Inst h" uut the cHpitul. with u military 'ort OF
H00 horarmrn. On the 18th he reached Acapulco.
and there hn omhhrk.sl. with his suiti. in an
Amerisin steamer for Panama
At
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13
The Catholic Protectory's Work.

The New York Catholic Protcctory entered ~
fourt,e ihcia year with debt OF S3i7 ~ II waa
determined in November, 1875. to solicit
and 10 sell the real estate bequcathcd the Institution By
these means the haung debt over 5000 was dvdsl
into obligations maturing in monthly instaluent iron
November 1919 to March, 1877 The aggregate amount
oi money given 10 the institution sst year III.
The sale of real estate yielded ss t4 The value q
the PrOtectOry above all debt u October 1915 St77-
2l2 in October 1s16, 1913 jot ~ The managers have
purchased no acres Oi land in sullivan county which
To establish a farm 10 he worked by boys One OF the
Christian BrOtcr, with twelve boys took posse ssiOn 10
July last wooden edihce, 100 feet long by 10 wide,
ana two stories hsh II nearly pced anl II acrce
under cuuN In lroe home, found ~
boys Subscriptions may be- sent 10 JJ Warren street
" the in Mcstclpster
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13
Justice McCoy's Strange Adventure.

Justice Mccoy OF Grand street Jersey City,
had an adventure on sunday night About midnight q
carriage rolled up TO his door and stranger said that
tho Justices services required perform mar
tafe ceremony. The Justice entered the carriage and
was taken. as he thinks, to Bayunne. The carriage
stopped IN lront oi frame house and Justice Mccoy
uslerrd up stairs anl into u Iopn, where yonth u
about ld lay, apparently ~ m" Io.u oi druth 1hcrp
wcr" ~N person. I'm the ruoI whom middle
aged woman, whc informed the Justice that the patient
desired - hu married before hc dch srl about II
wa t' rnnin,t I'd Into hf ruin and u .diat"ly
hurst into tcar~Hni prf' ,tod AGAINST the mtrhse The
ju-inr NNri ultu fclu. fn perform lv rfuluny not
Mihstandii+ the earnest solicitation, pf the parsons 10
ih' inu AMI wa, taken home in tie earrlt.t lie in
quci the names Oi The persons but could get
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13
D,dnt Remember the Number OF hi. Roo~

About o'clock yesterday morning well.
dressed man OF about 35 years VI age stepped -
Grand street house OF Lord Taylor To make purcha
Mr. r. C. Purcell conduo ted him through the silk depart
ment and modest purchase of silk pattern made
at 80 and was ordered by the purchaser TO be sent
the Metropolitan Hotel The number OF his
sed but he had forgotten IT, He aid however that
The could accompany him. and this dslrncd
suspicion. aud forthwith the messenger. package ana
pure ohascr departed.
The me eys that on their arrival of the hotel he
was conducted by The purchaser through the NibO Ihea
tire entrance TO the elevator and there requested 10
liver the package. He refused To do and
the man M two flights In the corridor he the
chaser knocked him down, robbed him OF thu package
and the escaped
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13
PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS
DISHES HERE AND THERE BY TAA
SUNS REPORTERS. >.
Taking the white Habit In the Convent =
the oood shepherd - Five Misses Enterssa
upon LIE OF Austerity and Sell craa~N

soclock yesterday morning. a long procss.
ZION OF wnte rohed nuns entered the chapel OF the oeSS
Shepherd convent, where the Rev Joscph purth.,.,
= J., ''ood within the sanctuary waiting Five missssI
In bridal dresses OF white cashmere the soft iluaos
walls falling In misty 10 their feet kncit on the
crimson carpet before the altar and received ighteA
wax candles After the preaching. Father Durthaer In
toned the "Ven Creator spiusr and after catechixing
the postuan.s closely dismissed them while he essca
the various article Of the oonventua habit The chols
sang How lovely arc Thy abernaces, Lord Of Hosta'
and the postuinns returned each clothed In the whits
serge habit with loose linen veil thrown her head
Father Durthaler then gave the scapuar and the wh
veil to each pure white rosary then attached
The blue pirdie, and the long white mantle throwu
over the shoulders Of each of the candidates Miss Tere
Doherty received the name of Sister Emeranuana Msa
Annie Burke, Sister Agneus; Miss Maggie Burke sistss
clotlda; Miss Iionora Dwyer Sister Hilda; and ~
Jane 6abbett, Sister Eugenie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13
sAnn brooklyn have an Electoral Tribunal,


AnOINNT TudINrOus hItNmpt WIZ mNIn Y,~tnr-
day by the brcokyn Ald rm,n To Organize ue board
the new year 1he ltpublican. us' IN the Mayors
once eleven ulemh,r. boins there. They IN sup
port Ray nruushout the meeting FOR President but with
The understanding thht II not cl'ctod yr,trdaA l4 was
Bong thr rtu'u- NOMINEE ltn.rr
Alderman Ooiir0L who, nllh"ush n Republican, Is not
con-ldrr arm udh, r,t tu tn slate, roi-d tn .or IN
TN cuucus In th, board two ballot. taken Alder
man klA, fl,mu'rnh rvcriNri eleven Votes Alurinnn
I'm, tla'tuhltau, mnr Nou = Alderman Annu ~. iubi
cam tNo NncN Alderman bouo,Hu A. usual voted I'm
himself The susrcsiun MAS made in the hobby AT
There shoulu he commission made up o Tho ADD rnrn
ani OF ue Peace 10 drclde the contest ur
tho Presidency. The board adjourned Tie siAth ue
without organizing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13
Settling n Question OF survivor.h,p.

Mr. and Mrs Henry Rogers wcre lost In the
city OF Waco on Galveston in November. 1875 and Q
question was raised by the Kin both as 70
whether The husband wife died first The wn
before the BrookNn surrogate. who ASSUME
uon tLAt both died At the instant II arsuoi by
counsel that the husband hg the .tronlr. must have
survived her and this plea led appeal
rOsatr sieci,ion The General Term BrOOky yesto
day sustained the Surrogate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13
Omcer Bie,r. Narrow Escape.

Oniccr Bleil Of the Charles street police. WIN
wears three medals in recognition ol having saved peg
sons from drowning, jumped nio the North river ron
the piI at The Vut OF West lont stt,t last tNrng al
rescued drunken man who had fallcn overheard is
had 10 tluh tho man to prevent h ING dra- .,d uniaF
After hi- narrow escape he ntd hi- conviction "
his Mat.r DO instinct would bo The eaus. hls drau
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13
a Cali for SO 700. 900 Five.Twenue.

WAsHrNGToS. Feb. l2.-The Acting Secretary
Of the Tres,ur, today issued the thirty ninth call tor the
redemption oi a@D bonds OF ISIS, MAY and November
The Gail j. for si1ppnpo OF which s7ooOo coupon
ami s3or'urD registered bond. The principal ami in
tcrc-t viii be paid ut the Treasury ani the 18th
day OF May next and the interest VIII on that day
Following are dos, u i, bonds Coupon BONDS
Ssn No. 81 81 10 ai,~n. both inclusive. sltoj. Nos
lahnl iu I9us both inclusive. REGISTERED Bnui>-S.s
Nos +o IN So both inclusive; slVl No. a3ul .5D
10th inclusive, $50 Nos 3ssi 10 3-sn both inclusive
sl.sn. Nos 1881 tu ityn, both inclusive SSpD Nos
5ol 10 $50 both lnclusiye $1,000. Nos v.3ll ~ .. 15o
l.lt incl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13
SOME WisHING ron TOPICS.
Illicit Distiiiers Attacking Government Forces
Lieut.. Mcintyre Killed.

WASHINGTON Feb. IA despatrh To the In
terna Revenue Commissioner from AGENT Chambo rlan
dated Carers,ile Ca mentions that upon raid IN the
nohcrn part oi that state, cish TOUR made
and that thirty three di.'ilcres destroyed Lieut.
Mcintyre Of the Second Infantry Killed In the Frog
mountains by Illicit disucrs In ambush. The attack
upon the Government fore made BY the dsulleTs
thirty in number. under cover vi night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13
The Docks and Piers Probe m.

At meeting in the Chamber OF CommorU
yesterday, MI Miller offered re solution. which
bei unul the next meeting that In tho opinion OF tho
committee the city should - portion only its docS
props nv when may sem advisable i"do under such
proper rr-itic uon- ami guarantees prevent
bnauun, detrimental 10 the lu"n SIS vi sIpling ana
commerce. AMI that may foster Hnd nit. the inmat1
VI lie lies VI ships and the bringing vi trade ~ our po(
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13
Children Panic stricken.

After tho children in tho New York Juvcnih
Asylum had finished breakfast ye-t riay. aAi they
were IN position 10 nlc into the back yard an alarm d
m srnt ttu rush ont of ihe room Tho mr. raurht
frIn nm 0Ncrencd stove iu tho ba~ mrnt SuIFrnund'
tt tHr- utrl HnI his H>-,Lii- Autu ,lrd Tie nrios
beiorv ulc Arvnen arrived HApiIy, nUtody "as hurt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13

Otto +. Wegener. City Surveyor Of Hobokcn.
and formerly editor OF the Hudson County ro0 who
eored with Mrs Schmft an artist. has been heard from
IN Chicago lie is supposed 10 be to Utah. wcee
ncr Just previous 10 his elopement placed his three ch
drcn IN the Dcnn,ile Catholic Proccory. Ills wife has
demanded the custody ~ the children urging that they
were taken from her under iae prtenc,s hcr husband
haNins informed her that Lee intended 10 TAXI them TO
htrulnY The mhnnfct OF the prntrctnrS refused a.
rnicr the hoN-. and Mrs Ncsrn,r has applied toy
hil,, Aisi Mil soon niaAe Application for haOeas
...uL-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13

Tho Rev. Chas. Hull Everest. tho pastor of the
Puritan Church, at Lafayette and Marcy avenues Brook.
hn. has resigned hi- chnrlr with Niw tn accepting the
COLL 90 ue Plymouth Church IN Chicago At .alary ul
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13

licf cn1A' uc I'm hiA thing |, TINS inlrf Do! oudht
tic church nnd rogion because you chance know one
Ur tAu iY Ylaa utcsf Anud you rttu. al MnN b.rhur
Auu hud Lihr Or or tN0 tuuut ruit>f Ca hrcius Nnr
c"iHtih J. Aggravated lN u,in9 t~ bn-c hm worthless,
pf' rHrntr'n- that HN putisd up rnd " run lar
t"n," vii you corl mn Br sasc's caarrh itdN TINT
hHs i"'n the standard vnndA cHiArrh aiu colds IA
tie load lVr uesIlJ g~AgIeT VI a epuluEvf -AIs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13
Police Services Recognized.

Tho Commissioners Of the Riot Relief Fund
and the Police Commissioners viii distribute awards al
noon today, TO police officers who have distinguished
hemselvesby bravery onccr Mcdowell. who arrcs seds
burglar in Nineteenth street. and took him TO the station
after he had drawn pistol and shot him IN the neck VIII
get slpl gold medal, ani ies mumal cngrus-d os
archment Oiircrs Wall and Murphy, OF the rrncs
street police, to get medals and testimonial. saNim
the lives Of eight persons a the e IN ureenwich street
hotel pn N,N Y drs nisht Rpund-man Hyrncs Of thS
same station. Will set medal tot uilig an
child from hr, ~ 11s BrOome street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13

Among the tablcaux Mt the carnival Of the
Jcrscy ciy 1urnvcein SUNDAY night WAS one repre-
-nuns the Returning Board OF Louisiana The ncmlr,rs
ant around table. and nir ballots were placed H..
tnfr M IN boxes when Til'n vote was citlLd one
The nomlt, nuA H. chowrd It to pup aud tow II on
q 0Oor The Hayes votes canfulls counted and
rf'. r,rd flle board banked Wy piatOvns Vi sol
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13

TRENTON Feb. i2-The Legislative nemo-
crnu' h- i"chd ltol- - i riaa htuu bY
om mnu uriiJ Tor state Comptroller. The JOINT oeulis
NJ b, ~ Al ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13
Starving worL,nrmcn In Albany.

ALBANY. Feb. IA meeting Of unemployed
workiusmen WAS held at the Capitol today. at which
resolutions ADOPTED ting forth that 2op men are
ont OF work In This city, whose families the verge
u .ttrN alton ami niurln- tn tiiA AUTHORITIES the
l--i,ialure 10 piovid. omrnyment tor them commit
Il. MA- appoint d M tHIti ON tie MAJ or and hc
Inrmed lrm hr Mnnll do Mll 10 HI. nMrI lrlr re,l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13
An Acronaut la Danger.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Feb. "a Considerable mp
piehonon Is fot Tor the safety Prot kms. riiladc
phn, who made ha,-n ascension hero til, afb ruoon
WHOM Last acen Tho a loon gonf in tho direction "
lituo ka X the Arkansas bottoms irui KING witl
be- compelled to ,ay up all night ~ 1t Is dark aud nigh
uitN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13

EVANSVILLE. Int. Frh i2,-Thr Hon. James l..
lolu-lii torunrN "a ir mis- of tuntrt-- nom oMru+
born. NY committed suicide ths moruuv- Mental de-
prosSlOh causd ~ S,kurss, was the cHu-,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13
Their Last Hope Gone.

TRhNroS. Fob, i2-Tho Senate had long
rsson Ia night and sustained the VITO Of Gov Bgie In
the writ NJ error hill 70 tod THIS scfion seal, the fate
IAulSlhy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13

Christopher McCarty - ycars OF ago. OF i19
BaSLr street was with iincup held by two police
officers bcor the desk the Mulberry street police sta
iinn yrsL rdAy hiernoom lie struggled get n his
n Vrrr- age whom h had red to stab An unLirr
WA put ntO Inc c Win linn 10 prevent hm kiiI
M Inns by dAhng Ais Lo Ad against the wau lie was
crazy wiui liquor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13
Tren,on. D,.orderly strikers

Tho s'rik ing pottrrymen in Trrnon yesterday
-!N cd not to -And hl the htN dos cu- u M
H-~'r Auvn who had attempted Niu.cnce " oarrl LeI
mann
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13

MADRID. Fob. l2.-Thc Spanish Government
has 4, tiird that AL iur sitr- living Spain uiins
fnrii-ln,n liable 10 residence tax unl. 20 specially
exempt ~ treaty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13
Moving for Executive Ciemeney.

Tho friends Of Lawyer IL ii. Ely VI Tarry-
TOW who convicted ui sweating tAl- y u nHturnL
IHuni phIsr- pr W Le L,L. e eNVn AIVut "
" t.tVn IOT his parjssl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13

Patrick Dowiing, who murdered his mother
rtbn Leland, "Is )vstorday snt W as) lu4n iUr
The,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13
The DuLe Decnxe. 60 Resign.

PARIS. Fob. l2.-lt il reported ~ probable that
tho bukr ncfHo's wlli -lgn the Ministry for,igu
AGa.ls aud bo -'nt 4, Ambassador to st Petersburg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13

WiLKIanA ARlR. Fob. ia-M. A. Kearney, Mayor
" MiDvsCaIrv, Gud VI pa. uinViia ass uLihl -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13

Noithwrst to southwest winds. Noolrr folloSea
by "Afinr, paiu} cloudy or CLEAR weatcr aud riiIp
bufufncttr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13

WAsHINoroN Feb. l2.-Dr. Pope this evening
cpOrts that secretary Morr is steadily. though slowly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-13

Malthy's oysters nro best, cost lcsS than any
food ~ uAIkct Nov io,k dolVL Al uaiIisoa ,lrUeL-
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