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much pleasure to slap his face on the first CON
vcnent opportunity. To which the latter re-
piled that he would see that he had the oppor
tunity very soon. The question now s whether
The betting is largely in favor OF the lattor.
Tho bill was finally ordered to q third road
ing after the appropriations had been reduced
about 100000. There are still several wood
tons to build bridges hut II s probable that tho
Governor will take care of Them as economy in
the managcment OF the canals IL sttl the order
Of the day. The action of the Canal Board yes
with their clerks, will save the state over $500
u year. The delegates are tins making arecord
tO 10 before the people next fall.
Tho recent combination between the groat
coal companies. by which they have determined
g. largely reduce the amount Of cOal mined, in
order to put up the price has induced Mr.,
OIlarc to prepare bin. which he introduced
to-day, 60 protect the people against monppo-
lies IN this and other States II provides that
companies entering into such combinations
shall forfeit all rights franchises and privileges
they possess under the laws oi this State.
The Assembly wasted another entire sessl ion
This evening discussing the General Lilo In
surancc hill. The seDtion giving policy holders
reciors opened wide the iloodgatcs Of talk. Sow
crW amendments wgrc proposed OF such n
character IA TO satisfy every ono that Moth
ing riraiical in the way of insurance
Finally, the hll was progressed. and In the
House Mr. IIusicd moved 10 send it to com
mttcco OF iftecn, mono OF whom should belong
60 the Insurance Committee, with power to re-
committee twenty-One, which was Defeated, and
MIR. Hust"d's motion WIS adopted 10y a vote OF
% 70 81. Speaker Sloan then announced tho
following rs the committee: M'Ssr~ J. @.
Graham, Cowdiu, ilustcd. Lang skinner.
Moody. Wciaut. Coulter Floyd Jones, Gilbert.
Peck, lurdy. l. 'lcsin". Fish. and Rockwell.
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HdrEs's CIyTL sERvICE REFORM.
How q Dishonest Cameron Postmaster has
been Provided For.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Cameron Ring
rides over civil service reform under Hayes ~
1t did undcr Grant. Ten days ago. n special
agent of the Post Ofllco asccrtained that Robert
Pcyscrt. Postmaster at Betlehem. Pa, was
some 81 500 short in his accounts with tho Post
Onlcc. Inquiry showed that tho Office had been
fcarfully mismanagcd. Letters had been tam
percd with. money letters lost. and postage
stamps put up IA security for Peysert's pri-
vato loans. Poysert is an old Cameron man.
having worked for him since 1861. He has been
arrested once and narrowly escaped the pcni-
tcntiary for Issuing fraudulent naturalization
papers. He was q poor shoemaker when ho
was appointed. He is better Off now. lie owns
tho Post Oflice building for one thing. When
no was found to DO In trouble. the Cameron
Ring in Bethlehem stepped forward. Thoy
madc good tho deficiency; and ono OF their
number, John Lerch. was put forward for tho
succession. with the understanding tha, Pcysort
should become deputy and run tho Office. Tho
business men and citizens have fought this
stop. They want a now man. Several delcgn e
tions have boen here on tho subject. To-day
the department decided to appoint John Lerch.
This is civil service roiorm in practice.
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MIR. R.fNDiLL's CHANCES.
The Belief that n Majority OF tho Democratic
Cnncus win SUPPORT Hin.

WASHINGTON, April 12.-Floatng reports
Of Democratic detection in the Southwest do
not change the popular impression that Randall
has Il majority Of the caucus. A conspicuous
Texan. very well able to judge Of tho sentl-
mcnts Of his State delegation. says that all its
members can be depended on 10 support tho
Democratic caucus candidate. John G. Thomp-
sons support Of Randall is likely TO bring
Sayor ont in opposition to him and II Is 81 III
that Thomas G.. Ewing viii act TO the -ame pur-
pose. While the Cabinet has made no change
in its original determination 10 call tho session
juno T. Secretary McCrary said to-day that in
caSe the Louis ana commission finished its
bus moss promptly. of which there IL now every
probability, the session would bc called May 10.
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DIR. MtHLENBERG's BuRI.iL.
simple Ritc,-A Benuiiri Dream Fuiniied-
The Little Cemetery.

special train on the Long Island Rail-
road carried large number of the friends of
the late Dr. William Augustus Muhlcnbcrg to
St. Johnand. where the great rhilauthropist
was Inferred yesterday. On one of the build
ings belonging 10 the charitable society OF st.
Johnland was displayed a white flag. which
bore blue -. Andrews cross The lag was
hoisted to the top Of the staff. Dr. Muhlcubcrg
having requested before his death that 1t should
not be placed Il, half mast. as he desired 10 have
no mourning on his account. Said he. Put
the flag at the top. as a token Of rejoicing that
I have won the victory over sin and death
The bell in the tower Of the little wooden church
tollel mourntuly as the people were passing
into the church. In front Of the chancel stood
the black volvct-covercd raskei which contained
DR. Muhlenherss remains. The body had boon
brought from N"w York tl s.. Johnlnnd on tho
previous afternoon. and had remained in the
chapel an night
liwas noon WHOM the services began. They
comprised the usual plS.,opal burial rit..s and
wnre rondu.,ot ythr Rev. Dr John NJ Ma:
mara o' ~" -. I9tnlaui'hdreh. A portion of
IN" rw'mty-thiri Psalm c0mmencing with tho
W rl- The Lord Is my shepherd. was read.
ANA 70 mptrit ul version ~ the ~uiup WAS sung.
Tn ~'usin.. wa. hy the ili'le boys ami girls 0i
yl-c~ in The ghur'h eight plll bearers, all raj
dents qi thn Episcopal Home. carri,a ihr caskot
distance from IA. clapel waikins In The ','r, pr5.
.cs-ion Mrre Bishop Liulojnhn of Long Island.
nrs ItnianJ nvar E,,,n G..r r" r,vr,'.o ,,,v
Mntsnn Finrp 1iinr 'ru'k.r -. ,l'n'. anj
"thers rhr,. vsr / it-,'e an
b",h,iroh innuIirg The Hnn i / smii,h b' Iinv y.
ara Poitar Adam Nrrri. Wiiliam r chishnlm
After IN. comm hal isa, n Jinnsited in tho crovo
nj tho nrrrnnriats rnrf ~ thr s.rXfen -Iifi.b
nsrsnns took m ,.er,h in thnir hands and sat,
tered il into the grave soils were haari from
many cf th, nenI,ie and tnar- wnrn so.n trick
ling down tic tronzrd faces Of farmers who
resided in the neipi,borhood and nli of whom
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Previous REPORTS Of the Los. of Iife Greatly
Exaggerated In the Ruins.

Sr. LorIs April r. Sidmorc Hayden and
Bridget Mead were not Kin a. This reduces
the number known TO have lost their lives to
eleven. There is no positive knowledge that j.
f. Wilson. Bridget White. and Clark and his
wife and child are among the lost. but II il
feared that they were killed. How many bodies
there may bc in the ruins can only hc conjec-
turcd. Some persons think that twenty or
twenty i've may le found. while other. believe
that none viii h" discovered
Persons who mt through the hotel Just be-
fore th. floors 'ean g. i,l -ay that the builling
wt- rl"Ar "f liNiu- I sons Stil som" niS hay"
oNass"nirl reports have been scnt fro7n h. r.,
regarding TIA" loss Of life, some OF them cruel in
tn extreme,
The engines have boon withdrawn from tho
ruins. and preparations are making for n
thorough search for bodies. II Is feared that
several of the women servants are buried be-
meath The debris, as q number OF ihcm have
who Mas reported as dead y, stcrday. was still
alive at a late hour la-t night. but there is no
hop" of her r"rov"ry
knte CaNton lost everything she had and is
from the building WIS made with great
fright. Ms Frankie Mcclellan Is in very
critical ,endile She jumped from tho fourth
story to the roof ~ on"-story Saloon adjoining
brain and spinal cord Sh, also has bad cuts
on her face and head. two p-noirating wounds in
th" groin, fractured rih and several minor
From 90 10 100 mon have been put 10 work on
the ruins by order of Mayor Oy'rstul, and this
force will hr increased To- 80 or 200. The search
l. progress Just underneath the rutunda
which was rallyinS place for many OF the ter
rlr--trlckcn Inmates.
Mr. Morrow. agent ~ "a Nrw York jewelry
house. lost a sample trunk. containing 1000
worth ofIewclry. This morning the remains
of tn trunk w"ro un'drthrd. aId between 500
and 500 worth II th" contents was recovered IN
damaged condition. The remainder Of the
lowrlry Is melted. som" manuscripts and
papers belonging 10 Kate ClaAton were also
found.
Tn body II child supposed 10 hc that ~ n
li'ln girl wa- found in tn ruins this evening,
lu-i under tho Walnut street entrance. 1t lay
Du d small mattress. and ryidrniS fell from ono
IF tlr upper stories. II was di-ilcurri beyond
recognition. OF the 200 employees OF the hotel
~ have reported.
Mr. nud Mr.. John B'rriAn. Jr.. Of Jersey
Ciywho We're 90 ih.ir bridal iuut. i''osfall'ed
tofl'Irr,ldii' s. i'm lDr-'J Gus tAai h.y were
in Nh" southern Hotel m the time oi the fire. but
escaped
Cnic,Go. April - -Tntrn-c cyeitcmcnt pre-
vnii- iu This city umung i'e gu isis OF th" largo
hlt I- in cons 'lurn r ni ih" d' -iru ilun Of m"
Southern Ilolrl in 81. Louis. Hotel prourl tors
are tr> in- tu-ulpr, 81, thu "N'i'mrnt 10y al Ing
TIM lHt ~ nrnn- ot iirr-H~.Hpr ip ih'lr build
ius- and IS employ ing special lire patrols.
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HnFs MiKING { SpEECH.
4 ddrcs,Ing The Inmates of the National Deaf
Mute College.

WASHINGTON, April l2-Ihc thirteenth an
niyer-ary OF the National Deaf Mute College
was celebrated at the hall Of the institution at
Kendall Green yesterday, on which occasion
President Hayes. being introduced by Dr. Gal
laudct. spoke ~ follows;
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: | shall not mar
tho interest ol this occasion hy unu'r taking to
fuln the promises of this order OF EXERCISES.
thank mS friend Dr. tallhud,i tmi II" ana not
warn me- that my name WAS To- h' upon TINS hill
n he hnd il would have deprived m" II two
reason. for fmling satisfied this afternoon:
on, Ml- what | escaped by leaving ~" other
end of tho city. and tho other what gained
by ruluyng with YOU this pleasant q "Aslon.
inG thing. II Is an 9mHsl"h Tor cohgrmum-
ton for gratitude. Thrr" young EontlHmt n
have Hupcnr,d before W. and spoken of
orntnry mythology and botany. We ar" no.
cu-tumrd tu hear these tom discussed a. col
lpi.,' rninmrurrmrntr and "NuhliIun~, nnd here
we have thrsr young gcninm ~, with Int tho
four senses doing II 50 satisfactorily SO Wnll
| am tpld TINT Those productions that we have
listened 10 are criticised or corrected in NO
wly other than II usual with su'h essays
and vet We would not detect J. am sure.
thW Nh y were not wrll n hy young
mrn with all the nNr -"nscs, And how cons
pl trly the speeches exhibited tn" charactrr-
i,ti..,n the young mon! luu and Arr stran-
grrs ~ thrin, lat w. now know that the first
Fl sohollr might think. n accurately ana hs cor
rntlv IL measures il. and seems ip know
what il means as If hr had enjoyed II and prae-
tsrd IT, Inl'rI, he dil prriis,' 1t hoi9r, IT,;
lhN ono who spoke oi .WY'holnsy rNhipll.,i
ION lno-s Tor thr powirll IN" imaginative; All
Noticed the peculiar brnt II his mind .nnd
Studies. And'With hutnuy il WAS the same Now
have not done all pronlleedE' =
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Clear or fair weather.
Jor1INGs .lHOrr rows.

Harry Nin"r wa, MT the son-in-law ~ thu
latD J,,, ia . iuster
oliver Cottrr will speak in Peter Dwyols mis-.
slnu. at go BARROW -tN't ul.tN flu-
Tho JOSS" IIoyt Will TAKE nn oV'ur-ion party
foth" Wf.'A oi ut steamship Ru'and, At Lshs Brnuch
uu sunday
motrot for 5000. in seventh avenue yc-ior.
iN iiArN l"n',' . M IVA beat L'N Nushtsb e
Roman lu iw"h,ti,
The Grand Dukes NoNs and C,nrtanino,
frtHr .hrrntoh. and Admiral BtNtakon made an I'm
cnl N-i t mm,dolc A.Nhul,qn, ani inspected ms
nnfN Aari Yesterday.
Froicrick Tays, aged z. of G2j Wost Forty.
sOrDd street. ten nom Ilulsou kINcr Railroad car 10
f.u,tll sut,t and flcNcntl avenue last c,tmn-. aud
had both his lcss brukth
Ramon Nigncs. who sued polico Inspector
NJ hruunii ter r1tHld tmn-c> in lr,Aliu- iht l. .r
store. iu making raid upon " The Aliens ArNo same.
obtained - NtiNi ui si1 NcsicrlN
Mr. Jeromn hopkins. the composer and lian.
Isl played IN Jer,S CT, ll,t ',cu.s 'or to hcurni "
the y. VI & \ lie wil onrf h4, n,N sarrrl opera,
samuel " ior puhic >u1lu-r ON the sd o May hi the
Academy ol Music. II Wil le the inst instance ever
known of musical uvatin ut of thIs subject
When Onloor JOHN NJ Jordan tried u arrest
Thomas Conncrs n Jersey tl boat maker fnt 20 'Iis
contact IN battery place last cN, ming, niN4N ,'f II
llp Flrst avenue, stanlcr attacked nIIl. H.'N
suu-shot Before the OH -cr l.,kcl up i., SID Ilc
thuch street police station. IN, UNIFORM f.l-f . sad
hv had his head ami lace bady seg.lud.
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rREcociors .iNvIE BR.iyD.
Desiring To Sec the world, She Adopt, Male
ATTIRE and Runs Away from Home

On Wednesday morning Annie aud otto
Brand aged respectively II and y'nrS. chill
drrn of Henry Brand. music toanh'r living M
iO3 New York avenue. Jersey Ct'y Heights, wrrr
sent ~ school ~ usual, but did not return nt
noon. Their parents notified the police and
also searched for them. A. Annie had run
away before about two years ng". and spent
two days in Now York before being found, the
father came 10 this rity and spent the afternoon
in irulless search. Tired and drsponlont. hr
returned to Hobokcn. When he left the ferry
boat. he entered a horse car. and on the plat
form met a gentleman Of his acquaintance. who
held small boy 10y the hand. Mr. Brand told
this friend ~ the loss Of his children and Of his
search for them. Why the gentleman said.
" her is "A boy whom | found in NV York and
who says That he lives over here. and there's am
other inside the ear, a bigger one; found ihnm
together" MIR Brand stopped tu look at the
little fellow and recognized his own son OTTO.
dressed in an entire new suit II clothes The
other hoy WAS not inside the ear. and the diver
said thni he had jumped iron! the irohl plat
About midnight Oll'nr Fontpn found "a -lon-
der. Mir-hairtd boy who Wore very small
ldNe I, wand 'rlng ulml"~Sly in Cru'til .rul'.
apt -hiNrlng with ~" c"li. !" took him 10
n" police station, whore the lni told Capt.
fl'nu,y thni hl- name WAS J9hns0n that he
was New York ncw~hoy and had lived for
year in Fulton -trt"t, hut hnd com" over to Jrr-
s"y IN search Gi ch"np"r board. II Is lehcate
nbn"9f,' bt M t'mdsrrI III .i& 80 !lny g,
hcI and locked up for the night
Mrs. Brpnd went 10 the p1lice station y"stor-
hcar df Gtr hi KIT Is ' ""'n it a. h' '' .aw n"
lnir-hnlrcd boy in We smll ln'kl ~h" eN-
claimed. Why, Ami".' II wasthr run1Naygi
now odInt Of bows clothes. mai. shirt. pants. nnl
shoes. She had cut on h"r long nryrihpi lnd
had il with her wrapped in a pioro of paper.
She also lad n IN money nll that / maine1 of
t2j that she had st1l"n from her iHlh'r VIII ~
She left home. She contr--"d that shn hll seen
l,ttl, r.t m Ia mar Il l-.llt
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sriNDING ny THEIR pAsTOR.
The Rev MIR. McCanrey's Flock Satisfied OF
iii. Innocence-A Church Meeting.

The congregation Of the Church of Our
Saviour met last might to express their conn-
i IL tho.r pastor. The Roy ID. VI. McCafrey
About thrcc-fourths Of those present We're
women. Rector McCaaroy sat near tho door
inspecting late comcrs and inviting valued
friends and st,lngers 10 front seats.
After an opening hymn and prayer the Roy.
Mr C1wl-y nominated Mr.. james L. lIcnlcr-
son for Secretary and he wns cho- n without
dissent The Rov. Mr. Cowlcy then said that
he anil his friends had met TO -ay a word Of
assurance AMI Kindness 10 one who had passed
Through the heat oi "a fiery furnace, anl had
come out une1n7Hmri. Iny hol"d that hr
would meyer o-niu % sub" ''ri 80 such tr-t.
would a~Iult himself 49, we'll. and cuur oui H.
pur. and unspoit.d a man. Christian, and, if
Cl'rA Henderson read tho following rcsolu-
tons;
R,eli That we n. congregation do hereby express
IT, III, E., p Neraircy AMI regard he char.r win
wiei D., stand, accuse. most wi,sed ami miAciou,
nr'n lis chara.,,r as minister o e uo-pe As w'l as
~. ~ mat olr rector retain, our fullest confidence
name ge can only Ia. They have son4 to teir own
When the applause coasol lpy brother arose.
H. said that noeycnt but such an cNigrnry a.
thi, would have induced him tp emerge from
his obscurity. VITA his whole heart and his
ninost feeling he seconded those J. -0ution-.
II wa. not tie first timr that a woman had
brought evil uron the rhur IN. Drlilah -hrarod
samson, and there had been later Instances.
The Roy. Mr.. CoWcy then Hrose 10 lnt th"
resolutions. After rraling the first ne re-
marked that n" had been u young mun. and a
specimen young man. 700. H. had never ,""n
a man who had passed into the stage of mature
manhood through collage training hdl. IN lnFe
with a pretty face and tOrgrt himself; The first
/ resolution was unanimously ndop'"l,
" Now for the Sc 'nnd resolution" said the
Rnv. Moderator. ." The very mir is surcharg"d
w.'h lcrical nndal. some three-cent Papers
/ FANCY llat There is nothing So gnE"ry To the
/ uu' tl-t" ms an item. that drags pastors
/ nullo .Nn a. iui0my, Now H. TIA" time to CIV"
/ Them thr li"." The second resolution was
/ uuHulmou-ly adopted.
! iurn Bg.in"r ii adcJson announced that II
/ hal been doomed a pee Gii-'lv graceful thing at
/ ,uI- lm tpi testify IN ir sati-lWtlon with ana
coma ltu'e in their pastor, hy starting sub
s'riilon tp lulIa church Tor him. Even the
/ SWuI ~ subs rptioh- would be Hcc"pthhlr.
/ Now the time "a make your -pe"ches,' eN-
claimed the lioy Mr. Cowley IN stentorian
] VOICE.
4 small hoy advanced onl henled his contri-
I huliNn I" lhr clerk. hut the older hr"hr"n were
! lh'h hward in responding. and after another
/ hymh ana prayer IA" meeting broke w. One
! lady tainted on the stairway
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PROSECUTION UITTDR.iUN.
CONSERVATION among Twenty or Thirty or the
Beiies Of Wiiiiamsburxh.

Several young men were arrested on tho 2lst
ult, charges OF disturbing public worship the Ap.
pleton Mission. wiAmsbursh. but were discharged.
Warrant, anerward obtained and George Mycr.
Geo Ahrens, and Chas = Evans were rearrestsi. The
examination WAS begun the ath inst but the wit.
ness for the prosecution trousht rdcnle the whole
anAr that Yesterday instc ai Of appearing before Jus
ucc Elliot they wrni, letter. announcing the withdraw Al
oi all tcuiiou supervisor Mcdonald, their couns
nlsu wrote Tie Sup'riit iitnt ut the Mission VI ".
Io 'An de- inns to 20 on win the ease No nouec va.
sei tu tht court however. and hen tie rAlt !
aul none o the lrn-s cur- wtrv present. the JI-fi.
said thA Dee woIA mot allow the matfor 10 drop and
down ~ hur.at fnr the continuance tt tNauiuI
ton Just the ius conc iei 81 Tho spectators
fell u f cAu.iu- .rcat .rluatun anon. the twenty
ur thirty 'nshou. dressed Nouu- ladie, who were IN
attendance 10 testify IN the case.
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Tho precedent of low prices was established
by sogcrs Pcct Co. the m,hionnhlc cothicrs of l-7
Broadway, corner Broonc street, New iork March q.
1879
They have achieved rcmarkabl, but deserving sue
cess nnl oncr this large, varied ANA interesting
stock ri mems boys. AMI ch,lion, clothing that viii
command imm' liai' aii r.'on IHyn Inc.s are Me
envy ol All OmI , ulors. lif.
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The pot,cr.' strike Ended.

TRENTON. April II Tho poltor-' strike cnded
to-day. after am ufnHNnr rin. on made ~ mtfl- u tho
ops ,au,,, tun tlnt ilor iuui, Wcrr ,Nhsu.ici that
they .ua,li, amt that they could hold omser.
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The man Killed at the NV jersey Central
kD,r1l '.u1 80 y. .Im-,h n-hi i- i,' wruungd
Ilrlllrl o d. Boa. u nl, ,hufc'l. .ud Aiel,cL
student lie Wa-un Ills VaA fH Iatlalv'l.
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~ mn't'ug ~ tho cl,rsymon # tho Re-
frmri In-'risd churches m NrW N'rh. NrH lor-ey,
lui tn.1Ntf ~ iu NrVarh. Nr-trrIff iIt ii>ed
constitution N thr nfw >Nunl q. enunr-' f'rs
chur h', aHd ,o be @nv"n "s 1nc :. ll ,i Nt iork-
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pHrL,DrTrHI,. April l2.-Thn Centennial
Board u Finance t'i.y resolved rot iu make Az cA-
tom fn f' NNfr'nfn for the f,.'fuiiO of hD ~ ~
ss lut directed IT. ,r,r- tn cOrutui, .ir with the
Treasury iDn'- nnd u."e tic payments AZ uic eArica
ILLL-nl. M ---L-
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Major Kcno's Sentence.

WAsUlNGToN. April 12.-T The findings Of the
court martial IN thc casc oi Major Reno have reached The
War Department ami air Aceonr ,ncl with % rrcou-
ii. ulA.lu tltt Dee hD dlsui.s & tom t .trNttr lie
Was chAr-cd with traduDu- a brother o0lcprs wic
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THE LtrEsr OLD WORLD NEWS.
Mr.. walter. OF the Thundcrer, Attacked Sy
Highway men In Rome.

LoNpoN. April -. Mr. Walter. proprietor NJ
the London . while PASSING throf.h tine rn, rin lei
fopun. u Rome, of the iii inst attacked %, ihrrs
~ 20 Afiu Wlfh ~'i'ffa's. ant riiN,i hNf mot hurt
About 900, hundred parsons na,, u,, A44,scd ,uS
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More OF the same sort Wanted.

WASHINGTON April l2.-ScVcral changes have
followed tine recent removal OF the special ascnt ol the
Trg isurv VI II Hale. removed some months ago tor
N.-or iny .i- luns thg tfair. ot tc Nw York Custom
House hA- been RESTORED. have q Adams and Jrn
ninss uf Alabama. who lost their ll,ecs Tor similar
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NAPLES. April l2.-Thr whole band n Intar.
crniuonasi, operating ~ tn district VI s,Ano ham
La. IL t|alfl RCD
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Mr.. Train Return. to the Platform.

PHILADELPHIA. April 12.-George Francis
Train announces that ON next Monday evening at Asso
citation all IN this cty le vii lecture Tor the first time
~ r,rAcaTs liz w sl,ak w lhv financial AMI political
slt4auOA
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The Death orn Fast Troticr.

fINIRA. April l2-The trptting horse Luther,
Wti Aupw thruu-hnut tho State hU Uar fii- rnni and
Wa, ,,rou., lnur, ~ hi, cn,ii. 4, set away ualbs
cannot live. lie had a iuculu 10 -6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-13

CoNsTANrINorLr. April l2.-Bntwnon 200 ~
'' m iin- cih n.y. IA Tie Gr,tA quAltpt wcfe burn
uu iUt sl.ls A. -ht
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Stocks TuniblinE.


LONDON. April l2-Priec- declined In M
est Itlut vet attained.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-13

The SIX wcavors' strike in Jersey city and
llmnst hI- rni"i, fnrlN "l uV ui'I"uNVs went 10
Muik Ac,t lGlN Al the ol rates
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The Hartford, II BrooklYn defeated the NIu-
t.- N"N Nofk ON the talliOlno gr,uuds AcstrlduA
Afternoon, % tu-l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-13

Mnrhy'soya',gs arr ~. and cost loss than any
iv9t T.. u,ArAeL New YV.@ dcaoh a Harrison st-lie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-13

FIR inn,l5 the Chnteau INNrossr Charts
are pure, tom. AMI ,l.tI Ist'tuu, Ntlt. l. Nln-ti'
N.w Nolh an.