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Expiring while Writing Letters TO his
Daughter and son.

Ff0Hi NJ HHf.f0 2
Saturday afternoon abo it O'Clock n tall
gentleman Of foreign appearance, soldirrke
boring, and about Ga year, Old, arrived ~ the
TG Lou. ana rSs,Gd ny na",I as reo mce
II room was assigned him. He complained
of an oppressive feeling IA his chest. lie
went out Tor time. hut about i've o'clok re-,
urnsd 10 tive hotel. obtA his keyund retired
10 his room. Whom the supprr-uoll rang he
told tho waiter that he was unwcll aud washed
that some t9nsi and coiloe might ie brought lo
his room. During the might and curlv y'St"r-
day morning the servants ana gu ST. Sti ul'i
they saw "a bright light IN his room, but heard
Yesterday forenoon the ohomhormaid made
several Intellectual attempts Ia enter tho room,
and looking into the koyhole saw him sitt my in
his chair g. all appearances nslrrp. ,nurlhH
the say n3tg 'FG VIZ snsnEion Of some S
tn ing wrong hcgnu 10 creep INTO me h"td oil me
bell-bCys. and urTd ON by the chumbormald
who kept ON saying that the old gent emhn WAS
i'll. one OF them entered the room through thc
trnnrom over thu door and unlocked the door.
The door l"ing, uniHstnnrI rnv,f,I p'oli,e
! ting in his chair dead with nib head thrown
Coroner Nmcndineer wns notified. From
| his Investigations II appears thni the dssnr"d
! had b,on engaged in Nriling; he hih nm
isns" o,rd isG TO MSss ' iidcsard Von
| StHinwrnr. villa Beau IAyour, Coblrnl, PrI--
! sin. and hnd luSt started on" " ms 6n'
| having directed the envelope ar lpiMWs; W.
| Non Siriuwchr, Cincinnati, Ohio Thrn, I'M
| doubleday feeling oppr, s-'.l 10y tho close al
| IuNNplltre ne lltu flrfh ulil tlIf.Nu wv WIZ
! dow and su dawn uEHin und di"l. lh'r" were
no signs Of any struggle. II les thuugAt thh Tie
| du.ua,.l experienced great dllilrulty ia breath
! inc INST b"iurr ms death, BECAUSE ms urkte
WAS uuiied ANA there had evidently horn an Hi-
! tpmpl 90 piill tur collar apart. h-ir TOM u
! he % ,nut "A to have hat worry "uHN drufh, u- Pea
! san in tho chnir ~ though upl"rn ON INC
tuLle AT hisi.lr WIS tnoo gar hc hud boon, smok'
Inc. and iArpHu sun Ia A,n hand, ltd aust in tht
at ni com NJ, tn ~ 81 NJ nee. ON IA" W. Ni iud
hr MA prepared ms shaving materials for use
and hin snt'lci and oY' rront W.r" thrown or
tiiohod I'm tho open l"itort which Law before
| him. the drr4s 81 oppressed many hopes, c7
p,cniy b. tho dnpghtrr who was studying art
of r.cinI hls vic and chudrrn soon. In tl'
note to his son. he Informed HIM TIA, n" woul
Ti,r Cnrnncr d,..iIoi to romovc the remains
to Kraft muu'ue ~ th" hotel wus Ilrnishr'
with no applan ~ to euro for them.
Gen. Strihwohr WIS an onlcer IN the fodorn
army during the war. Atrrwurd h" hold
military proicssurship in Ynlo College; hui, II
later years he hna resided in Cintlnnoti an'
New York engaged in tho composition ul geo
graphical works and maps, He AZ" puld-h'
a gilzotrcr OF the United States. He was maj
OF great learning aud fine mind.
Druggists all sol DIR. Bocker'H celebrated ky
] Balsum IL viii euro weak and sore eyes-A9s
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JAY GOULD'S DODGE.
How he Tried TO Play Upon Western Union
Missing Directors.

Several days ago q meeting Of the Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph directors was held. Mt
which several prominent gentlemen were elect
cd to positions in the board. fve old directors
rcsignlng TO make place for moro influential
SUCCESSORS
The scheme had been carefully prepared by
Jay Gould, who hoped TO break Western Union
to n point where he might cover his immense
line OF shorts, which had been standing ut
heavy loss for several months.
Western Union broke from about 20 to 63H
under immense sales by Gould and kecnc the
principal members of the bear clique.
Yesterday meeting OF the now directors OF
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph WIS called to
effect n reduction OF rates. under the cover OF
which IL was expected that n dcmoralizcd mar
ket in Western. Union would ensue. and the
held but out Of the five newy-clected directors
only Kccne attended. 80,
President Garrett Of the. Baltimore and Ohio
found IL inconvcnicnt to lend his name TO the
Atlantic and Pacific direction on. account Of tho
injury likely to cnsuc TO the credit OF his rail-
road IN loan negotiations. -.
Col Thos. A. Scott did not care to serve so long
as he did not receive the sanction of the Penn
| sylyania Board Of Directors.
Commodore G. X. Garrison was not on hand.
jay Gould had placed sixteen shares OF Atlantic
| and Pacific Telegraph stock in his nnmc. but
| that amount was not sum lent 10 insure the In.
tercst OF u gentleman worth many millions OF
dollars. Commodore Garrison, as q condition
| OF his acceptance. required that oi the otnrr
| ncwly-elected directors. Besides, he was con-
vcnicnty absent from the city. =.
| so the meeting WAS not u Success. kccnc hnu
| Gould were there. aud with the old directors
| voted 10 reduce rates in tho Eastern and Middle
| Stats. similar TO previous reductions;
| The lowering Of rates to twenty-five cent,
| throughout the United States. which had beer
predicted, did not take place.
| Western Union, the object OF attack, went NJ
from Gas to G5. aud it is said that Gould an'
/ kccnc have not yet covered.
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A New Jersey Village at the Mercy Of Thieves
Oae Nights Bustriartes.

For IA week or two past East Orange, n.
j. has been suffering from a plague OF burg
lars. About three o'clock yesterday morning
Il. b. Wctmorc. living on Central avenue. WAS
walked up 10y his wife, who WAS sure she had
heard stels on the stairs. He opened the bod
room door and asked who WIS there. For re-
ply he received blow on the head which
stretched him scnsclcss on the hoor. The
burglars then decamped. and Mrs. Wcrtmore
woke w the other inmates II was found mat
the burglars had entered through kitchen
window, and had carried off silycrware. cloth.
ing, aud mOnry--in all about 5000. Tue nous" 81
{. Barrcl in Harrison street. was trird WIN
jimmy and nlppprH and II panel was cut out ot
side door; but the burglars seem " nave
given il up as n bad joh, and turned th'ir NJ
tcn'lun Ia the house of u Mr.. ElLln, a lew loors
h'iow. where they found about 500 worm 81
portable property. They were not 80 lucky IN
tn nest house. r. 4. AFFORDS. ilnIin@ little or
nothing OF any value; but at {. Iiuolnbs cot +,
/ t4e they secured some NOR" silver ana plht'i
/ ware. Turning into Central avenue again, they
! tried the house Of a MIR. Hughes, but rlS orl on
discovering that some ol the lhmlly were up. NJ
! Pdrik Currigans house. on linSt'ni sire l.,
! they had g0i together "a little booty when Mr..
| Cnrr4,un appeared at the hcnh OF the stairs.
| revolver in hand. He Nr'"l and they l't.
! Naturally the Elst OHngr housnholdrfs are
| dis ussina. what IL Ia br done. There ~ no
police force, and thus far the burglars have had
| ID all their own way.
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Exccutos~ Teiiins q wcw"rk abie story TINT
Hinge. ON nm Ola Mans Drunkenness.

William A. Virtue died on the 18th OF Au.
gust. 1875. leaving a will dated Sept II. 1874.
bcqucathne his property to his brothers and
sisters in England. md making his two broth
ers. James Sprunt Virtue and William Moore
Virtue his executors. Tho will was admitted to
probate IN England but there being considcra-
bic property in this State. the will was also adj
mittcd to probate hero. Daniel Lord and Frank
lin b. Lord being appointed administrators.
with the will annexed" The Mcssrs. Lord,
finding much Of the property claimed by per-
sons who also presented promissory notes pur-
porting to have been given by Mr. Virtue. insti-
pted sgit ne"nst gcp pon AIusMs ars FINK FINK
George Cafe, and Michel Cafe. -,
The plaintiff ayers that more than year be-
,Srs S on da H.. Mr. h wns cD T ,n ndm
| pactat"d from managing ms own nIairs. and
was. also so cnfccblcd in mind thu! he might
tccnth street. then kept by Augustus Lunk, Au-
g"s vq ,Hs WnI a r' eanc s rr
over him. induced him ~ purchase The Lease Of
the hotel ut the cxorbtant price oil s6,l25. Nir-
| tue giving six promissurv notes..
| Before Augustus Funk bcgant to acquire in.
nucn,, and asccndency over Mr.. Virtue the
innate with Helen +. Bcllcw. an actress. and
thereafter Augustus and Helen were constantly
IN Virtues company Hr 1aippsons II NINA many %
great extent upon his mcnns, and using thcil
| Influence to procure advantages Tor themselves
until his death. In many ways they imposed
| upon him, and about the 18th OF May, 1875
| while Virtue was wholly under their influence
they persuaded him to transfer Ia Helen th'
lease II Irving Hall for $4,000. which II. IL
aycrrcd she never paid. In June, 1875, Au
gustus aud Helen pretended that Virtue ha,
| conveyed to Helen the premises at IL De-
street ON the 18th OF August only II few dav
before Virtues death, he conveyed to Hcl.l
Brlicw house and lot in Brooklyn, and sh
conveyed II IN Maria Funk. mother oil Augustu
Funk.
The plaintiff further says that in the shor
space " ton months between Ortiher. 1874 an.
August 1875. Virtue was stripped OF nearly al
his available poee"ssions in this country, hi
property finding its way into the hands Of Au
gusius Funk and Helen 5. Bclcw.
The plaintiffs ask that all these transfers b
SGT aside. and that the notns bc declared Invalid
MIR. Daniel Lord appeared Yesterday Tor tl
plaintiffs. before judge Barrett, and Mr. \
&. Sullivan appeared for VI. T. CAM. Nj
Joachimscn for August Funk. and Mr.. Charlc
". Brooke for Augustus Funk and Miss Bclrv
The defence deny that there was any iraut
and aver that Virtue was OF sound mind an
capable OF taking caro- Of himself: that the rrlt
ton between hin and Miss Bollcw WAS that OF
respectful and di.nincd acquaintance; TIN
Funk tried 10 restrain Virtue from drnkinl
and that Virtue said he was his best friend, an
he intended TO give him all his property,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Aimee In "a New Opera Boune.

In writing La Boulanicre a DIES Ecus,"
Mcssrs. Mcilhac X Hal6yy have made almost
an innovation in cstal lisicd traditions. An
opera bouile which is bright. clever and hll OF
movement and color with scarcely trace OF
Improperly in language or action. IL refresh
ng novelty. While it may surprise the faded
taste which demands the spiccd naughtincss Of
the Parfumouss" or the "Timbae." It will
offer strong attraction to that numerous cLnss Of
theatre goers who delight in uproarious fun so
long - IL il clean and like nothing - much as
u good. inSigorhtlng laugh, when they can
laugh without riurhlnR
Tho music. 10y Onrnmch, Is not 80 crnmmed
with Fl. sh and taking mclodi"s y rhaps. ns
-tiurpi tur w,ll-known iNorlt,-, but ~ - u
BRIGHT and n'lodiou- IN u high drgrs. AMI TT
with q lew numbers OF great merit. IN" story.
ia hrirf turns on the adventures OF hnndsomc
hUr'Hr. Nru.tt'F. who, IN the course NJ mr.
TRADE. hUA hrrn implicated III plot against li''
It'gtni ol France. and II huily pursued ~ the
pn'ir. NIL" hiding in me "n%rt OF ~
-lo .flnur. Imnru. o. IL dnNt"ruu-ly Whl~s"d
away ~ huc"' iho prosperous bak"r"-r oi
ihni-f. rIir. IA tho nif-.u sn ~ h"r lpuiinhn
wniln tn real ionttnGn. foq,Ub0f, renutins b.
/ hind, OUT 81 d-ynlion To htJopt n" suisse
! uu'ii eNlou-N ui lnr two women, aud ~" cofnl'
I max up IN bur i'n ~ lnn pits". Nilch n con
riudHt uA MnIGpf app airing rl "a" last nutH"it
] married t' ne laihlul i"p"'Hr'fi Nhd hii ~
/ a pardon Nlllih rlV has Obtained nom tho To-
t,,'ui Tor 8iudNt, who is thus st free 20 maIr'
/ IL wmild he hn,d 70 hcstow too much praise ~
/ tho grace spirit. ant dnHh Of NIL" Aimo" Z act
/ INK go NdfgD' wni D found ,limaf ma ihclirr'
M l.t.iu m on : Of 'l' second a b,twn,n. tn'
hltkrry ts- -iHn', rnl irr l"Nrc Mfrnis' 81 q
Dupnr' raus nui wt.d ~" as T"mon h""u
! Mclitr.-. u- tDr-,f. li-r,Oi" amos pot" aH'ul
wr g',, ~ ~. . - ,.@ "''e r''"
The pi-,.' ~ prom -t.t inr three nights only
but fairly deserve "a longer tuu,
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Transactions yesterday at the Exchange COM
priscd foreclosure sales by;
T. A. Lawrence A Co-The building with plot of lanl,
a. ex4o Nos NJ and wall southwest Of Water
street siio25o one house, with lot is0xs'", on Tho
north side Of Twenty seventh street. 2oi7 feet westd
ninth avenue, $3.50
by X V. Iarnott-Thrcc thrcc-story brown stone
houses with lots each i37Nio22 on the south side II
Eghtynnh street. GA feet west Of Lexington avenue.
$1,000 to Plaintiff plot Of land 90 5N3ox6i on the
east side Tenth avenue i2b feet north VI iS street;
one plot 25xIOONF,x' >. the east side NJ Tenth ave
nue. 80 north Ojth street; plot Of land. hsox
s4x7OI the south side io7th street 90 cct east NJ
Tynth avenue. and one lot 2JN1OUNJJNlOIH, ADJOINING
above. for S1tpp to plaintiff
By Peter Z Mcycr-Dnc three story hrownstone house,
with lot, 2OSiuob, on the north side Of FIFTY second
street rect cnst vt 1hir avenue. SlnIol
Nv Hinck w H. kkcr MilSin>-unc lot, 2hNNf. on mo
east sid. First avenue 52.2 out north uf seventy
eighth 42OJl Two lots each 2JNl02, on the north
side of Seventy sixth street. 27j cct cast OF Second
avenue, S3pu -
~ h j. Fairchild-Onc plot, n .3N2670, on Eleventh
avenue, northeast boundary of shepard knnnrS prop.
criy. groom. to The planii one plot l"N2t, admnS
above Eleventh RNrnue. SDol. to planun One plot
lsos G22 kimsbrdgc road, northwest boundary ~
Shepard kuapps property. $50 and one plot, lVpNIuN
IplTxIN1 adjoining above, ~ ~
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RlTDING AZ INDLlN JILLIGE.
Lodges, Ponies, sheep, and Cattle Captured
Night Attack on the Camp.

CAMP FoRTY MILES NoRrH or DEADwooD,
Fcb Ell have another victory to report. such
M il IL. Yesterday Lieut. Cummings with Com
rnny G ~ the Third Cavalry, dropped in unin-
yted upon AN Indian village of ten lodges on
Grow Creek. near tho old Custer trail AS II
surprise party it was n success. The Indians
lit out with dis rect promptncss. leaving
th"ir lodges, household gear, sixteen ponies,
hands NJ the troops Alter nightinll they rallied.
and attacked Tho camp yelling Ike 50 many
stock rockers. Tn" affair WIS lively while II
lWed, bat II ws soon over, the Indians not
m"unlng business, and hrlug cuhily driven oil,
ON Indian was Killed; no casualties ON our
side.
The country ia fnirlyswarming with rcdsklns.
They have just driven 20 party from thih caup
into the Hills. People who nave "A pref,rruc"
for quiet life had better wait while before
coming On here 90 mike their fortune.
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MONDAY. Feb. 2G.-FLoUR AND MEAL-There
Viii cn inreG p "r% Si pre. rd r% quote;
state aud Western supernne. - 5nssop, extra state.
. ss o a. Xxx AND s XXX 's@ Me- wSSs
;o,S patents tssti city snpPns extra. ges$s 70;
sS%ihSr southern slipping I ssirss ssS,ssS.S corn meat
Mr'sGs SasssssS; n sns"l lcd SO Hour
iae sss Isl qua bale" ' or future delivery price.
cnned Log g. sales $50 bales, closing sGaay a.
5soe 0' Tor May, u Sc Tor J"us . SIC iO July
and ~ aiGc for August Receipts at the ports today
fro,ioSs-Pork lower and dull sales on The spct
$3.50 Bacon duh aud nominal al ssa-ssc for Western
az riM Long clear CIV ,n.n,s nag 10Y ~ sue c n,
100 ier hams Lard lower and nIly acuys sales 10
wc-cin and lor iu,ur deliyep. i..p Us AZ SO osss
iar Nav .,d sloS5 Tor june Br and lei ham. duh all
nomnai Dressed h".s lower at 7ss14c for city, and
sS.' Z w.; an ,S$ G s,,s
GH'SmM WY nr and 1hs tone ,i'Hdisr, Snt
sgGs e - q, N Ser 20 s W. st !o g.;
s p 9isss % red ninicr 81 Sos 80 amr do, $3.50
saiei S M,'9 n SS oa. Gu aud bpreS .c% sac
9 bush at 12s'e tor m,Ncd N nSp W. N q,
47c also white State. bis5ic. and mscd tresa5c. ln
dian corn halter supply and lower; sales s.n ha-i
SS old IT,, % sSS c @o s% rg dc Delaware ''-
srNnRiFs-Nayal store, werc again qnst and ra,h'r
common good strained rosin Petroleum was dun and
nominal a, oc. ior crude in bulk and lsc Tor renrt
IN ibis Ocean trci.hts were quei Tor BERN rt-,n hu
more scli,c ton chariers grain to Liverpool ny steam
4.asl.d: do HUI by steam I'D. clc,- To bri~lu
hy am. ios rcnucd petroleum To- Bremen. 3 81 de-
Gibraltar orders. . al 2 eases to Alexandra
~ gold wh,kcy steady aud quiet AZ ~ " lnll.N
.ndy aud airl, active at s'm7 - iG scs 2nuD Ms
oEoct RiFs-,aii'cS exceedingly quiet but II ADJ
vt IL a. ne. Tor Rio lsig sa,c MHrhcailo. and 40
?'c TOT Java, all rol. stock here Cd Bra4 grades - ~
hng-. Mugs~es aud rice very lui't nu noinihnlN M
changed Raw sugars steady nsi quiet, sales +'s h.ls
and 900 bag. at 9rc tan rvfnnA Cuba. hv Tor Na
Duan-o 81 Tor braAl Il nnli- IN s,aic Il, man
/ al ~ &c. Tor hards. aud II oil isc- Tor A.
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TIE BOIRD or STOCK Knockers.
A Billiard Saloon Transformed into an Ex-
chanxe-'rhc Opening Day.


The New York Board Of Stock Brokers
opened formally yesterday in % New street.
The rooms are those occupied until Saturday 10y
Wizcman as billiard saloon. All day Sunday
the carpenters hammer and the telegraph con-
structor's mallct resoundcd through the room,
but at Yesterdays opening their work WIS far
from complete Only temporary ratings at the
Broadway and New street entrances, II tempo
rary platform on which stood the officers desks
very ncw-lonking cards bearing the names u
stncks to b. hereafter quoted. and single gold
and stock telegraph instrument testified To- their
work. Not blackboard with its chalked quo
tat ions wns 10 be seen. and the racing of mos
sengcrs with latest sales TO the telegraph opera
tor made no feature of the first days session.
President l.. r. Bragaw occupied the chnir.
nankod 10y Secretary J.. +. Goodwin As many
as u hundred persons Submit ii their tickets OF
membership 10 the three doorkeep"rs. and
grouped around the Presidents desk at the
opening hour. A dozen or more members OF
tile Exchange occupied the little space rniicd on
for spectators. and smiled grimly at what they
saw and heard.
Al the first glance the room does not soon
long and less than 30 feet wide. with very low
Getting. The Broadway entrance, No. G2, Is in
| tended for members alone.
The regular call was made 10y inc President
without especial formnliiv Western Union
I was sold AT G2't New York Central at 49,, Lake
/ Shore at AZ. and 1t. Paul preferred at Az.
Sales. however, We're very light although
work ing order. Ii opens before and closes aft I
! the Sbp'k Exchange. thus having AN advaniag,
TINT the members of the latter seem inclined C
meet by opening at 0 a. Nj. and closing at l.. NJ
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The Me..r.. Klralrs and Jnrren a Palmer

To THE EDITOR or THE SuS-ST; We have
annourccd for early production az this theatre Juo,
N,ru., and OneuLachs spectacular oIeratoune, ole
No,asc a la Iur upon which has already te'h oap'nd
cd ucatdcM OF money. Tho Mc.sr-. Kiralfj Brothers
AZ o un, proposed To brln. the piece out at Nhlos car
d,n hut ia IN interview with rs subsequently, they APP
rureuu, concluded ~ respect our EARN = ol',u"A p
ul this rtrdv comic renee, arran 'urnis w'i" MAJ. nr
tr transfer "Fnth Avenue" 10 i"ir theatre IN lh''l
dtNIIf 90. ,...- ,.
over fuuul tlDn fuf drHirr-, and h'nrt lh'n 'llHh
f.f-t iu fhr litftt rd-r udl atei hN utif carr ~
tiIN|r Ffs hu. fu-tulfffd ufr rftuit 4 shfUf~'
our d'r uui.HuNu D. io tr' 'ni' van u'r lnil. any
unnu this the NJ --i. hiu and 400 u Any Way Interested
may 10. .nu-l,d tlrt ti" rrrc WIZ w' lf""ue'd III
B.,fh'- 1hruirr. unI not lu N.hlu. hud'n
pliN uat hn- u'mtN,i su srnta success ~ Iona on
Wc rIlut Chord tote .lp rom n"r nahd', ana thc lNh
Doe would hn,, u MtRlll,d estimate ol oar enterprise
JAKnhu rALnRM
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Walker, the orsewhipper. In Jan Again.

On the application Of Assistant District Attor-
ncy sncll Yesterday Justice Gilbert IN tie Supreme
Court brooklyn annu.d the writ IT eoriorai grant"d
topousia~ walkcr the amateur actor whohor'swhlppcd
ThoN y Clarke ON the Academy stage The Application
wa. based on an affidavit reciung that M notice WIS
given to the District Attorney Ol tue aspiration tor the
WIT and that neither was thc AlhlhNlt nor We nrd'r
d,,rirtlns walker from the lculrnuntY nl,d IN the
COUNTY tl.rt .nirc bench warrant, ordering walk.
ers re- arrest. was rr4nbd and Officers wrlH sent to
Monroe a Melville urunVe one" AZ if' broadway,
whcir Walker Is cmilo 4 Nier GO" idcrabl. pHri y,
,it.r ,,i. ttkpn hnck the P"Whntiafy Ills couil
sci la notice mat hr intended To nppy day Tor nc "
order charge. II rs snd ~ Nlaikcs trends mat lac
intrnis .o suc Walker for SANDER
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Nrw YORK. Monday. Feb. 2G. Receipts 81
bc,vcs aila head. making S,i~l for the week,
S.ii2 Tor a., week Market dun a. about
former price with dragging trade At r@llAe e a.. "a
dress - tu tile CIV T.. tor uidtstA 10 Mira
lew fancy lcruuus uoiua 10 l-al- 49, 70 dress - r.
and premium >tccrs 10 l.'lc I" drsss ~ Ms.
Receipts oi sheep AMI lambs were - cars az r2d hca
making .iiu7 tor the week, against lH-l tor is w"'k
Price. 70 un e. z N Hnd the market closed vtak ~ :
s7c or ordinary To extra, with car loads OF fame
sold ~ gaze
IA The week. AGAINST h7 for last week Nun. sold
ia r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27
SEQUEL or THE C.iRT-RuNG TRiGEDE.
Gerraty Pound Guilty Of Observation-Disclosures
Year la state Prison.

The trial Of Robert Gorraty for the killing
Of john Smith in West Thiry-eighth street. on
the Tn 81 July last was ended yesterday IN the
Court Of Overland Tcrmin"r. Judge Brady. in
charging The Jury. said that II was admitted
that smith was killed 10y the blow Gcrraty struck
with the cart-rung. H. added;
Mr. smith seems Ia have nctrd mediator between
the inihcl Oi the girls who was li,ultrd and t"
Ltlsl,r aud aruns ~ that way at TIE time h was
stricken .nM lie dragged tie prisosr away, and when
he let 20 Inn hc dropped down IN ~ lump ~ -u "a
pts sca condition NJ Ia bc unshir To hclp lin"L Then
ti iffhri ono o ur -l. APPEARED n thf enc, huh
sut'i WIS 'tlNns nid rmonstfHuf Win linn. umiuuht
,Ie FOO prrNrt' hiiu cNNllf- Nln toward fhc
uil att a. and Nlr they fW'u-traihg ilit blow
pa. THE itI,W mltr b. nc lreunHl !. tlu hr
wa a..fa a, duAu .ud hnh.d lt Mr. smith anl that
-,rId nl"f l,isuur Sacked lin. that h Mas ihtnNi
% lad latu Niuo utf time n'ioie uif nc-
ciurnt". ana ilai RAG rwa Sous n' ihr prov o.
cuil fhf fN hti rrrffd. n' crossed fn .tr ~ 200 \
thal rlr ou M rult opuo bnrk and struck lac say
into crowd without ems niounn of killing Nj SWilh
hutN tl- f.+snt not d 'u'" to tht crane Oi
murder lnuiAcilou must 10, CON dcltd
| Tho Jury found q, rrldy guilty Of mnnslnuGh-
ter n the SECOND degree, and Judg' Brady son
! tened him ior the fun term OF seven years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27
rnc l.nndl. Children we.nrnea .helr Mo.her.

TRENTON. Feb. 26.-Judgc Alfred Reed OF the
Supreme Court heard 10 day 90" application" Mrs 'i"r"
Meade LAudi-. on h'as oorpu, for tho eus"ly OF har
Children held by their father Charles Lands OF VINE
nud JUDGE Rrcd dcd'd that the cldicn should he IN
the cu-tody " the mutlor mu seven }raiSo Nlr re-
sIecuNclY Beth paiut. M'iN ih '""ll AMI an hhVnt'
mig Soc Cu-u,d Mr. IAndis was overcome, anu Uh
children eriod pit1 ousy t. be- allowed 10 remain IN NE
Mrs Lands took them " her fthidtht IN la
nyatte near jersey Otty