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RUN IND DEsTITUTIOX.
The Wushnnd In Prison and the Wif- Hurled
by the tomnlIssioncr. Of ChnrilIe.-

On Saturday evening Martin Mccormick. OF
3Js East Twenty sixth street. went into Bcylans liquor
store In First avenue near Twcny-ourlh street, and
asked Tor n glass Of whskcy II was icmcd him. and.
going into the street. he threw brick through tho front
window oniccr Le.iman arrested him After the officer
had returned 20 he post girl about fourteen years old
requested lln 90 lftNvht Mccormick from returning to
h- home lie + father the girl said "nni has
been drunk weeks NV mother /. ing dead at
hnucn aitrrwari plain white coffin, sent by the
pv lnruncut ui Charities, Wa bthcn into Mccormick =
apartments ami the dead body was taken In under
t.Ncr', nn to Calvary Cemetery.
"r The family moved In here on Thursday last" the
woman who lra~c- the rooms said. and never
such dcsuuuon The athcr said hc had but little money,
ant that IN, sick Hc und me -, and let him
take the scuui story back room. though the nj
didn't do right They Didn't have much furniture. but
that was clean and neat The father drank. aud the
mother was sick On Thursday she died. She had no
bed To lie ON nothing but some rags IN uie little bed
rOuin.n
The reporter found f,e children, the oldest bright
girl Of fourteen, IN the small back room. mother had
the asthma aud couldn't eat the bright girl said
Father long .horrnan and out OF work. lie was
crazy hecnu-. he couldn't do anything We haven't any
friends OF any money ami I'm sure don't know what
shah do"
Marun Mccormick, the flther, was committed OH
sunday Tor ten days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27
ENGL1ND AND TIE EAST.
The Queen Asked TO Take Active Measures
TO Prevent HostiIities.

LONDON, Feb. 26.-In the House OF Lords
tonight, Lord Strathodcn moved an address to
the Queen praying that her Majesty would
take measures to prevent hostilitles in the
East secure adherence to the treaties OF 1855
and promote the welfare OF races subject to
Turkey. Lord Stratheden urged that the Gov
ernment should by the acceptance Of his motion
declare they would adhere TO the treaties 80 far
rs Parliament would permit them. by their
thus taking up q more decided attitude than
hitherto little doubt would remain that tho
peace Of Europe and Asia would be secured.
Earl Groylmade strong anti-Russian speech.
He deprecated Interference between the Turks
and their subjects.
Tho Earl Of Derby replied. His main point
was In refutation OF Lord Strathodcns argu-
ment that Englands treaty obligations wero
unchanged. whatever might be the result Of the
Conference. He said this argume mt carried 10 it's
logical conclusion. involved the consequence
that II tho powers once bound themselves by
treaty to protect State. they must still continue
bound. even If the State wilfully acted against
their advice,
Lord strathoden's motion was rejected with
out a division.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
D1sHEs HERE AND THERE M TH1
SUNS REPORTERS.
NO Moro Park improvements for the CITY q
hroohiyn Just mt Present from the Braana
OF Either Mr.. stranshan or Mr.. Bayli<v


In the Brooklyn Adermen's meeting yesters
day the Mayors nomination of J. 4. T. stranahnn A
Bayliss and william Marshall for Park Commissioners
was considered Alderman Griswold said that the u6
had come for Mr. stranahan 10 leave the Park Commits
sion. He reputable man his smile like tho dawa
Of spring morning; but he represented sysem ofisv
expenditure fatal TO prosperity. Ephcsus was bank
ruptcd by her aqucduct Athens by her temples, ROM
by her statues, Paris by vorsacs and Brooklyn hal
been made poor by her parks and bouevars Aldermas
Fisher upheld Mr. stranahans nomination. The bcsua
nl park was creature Of his brain lie had served %
the commission since the park laid out giving ycar
of his valuable time TO II without penny Of reward. M
should not be cast aside The Of Mr.. strans
han was rejected by vote Of - against q Ahcrmss
Fisher aud Burnet voted for him. The name OF william
Marshall was confirmed by n vote Of 10 to IL lie ha
been a Park Commissioner hitherto. and thosc vounG
against him alleged thatf there had any wrong
was guilty ns Mr. stranahan. Tho name OF A. n Bay
lss was rejected by vote Of is TO TO- Mr.. sanahan
wealthy gentleman whose hobby has been the beauty
Ing OF the city Of Brooklyn. but his hobby has th
city 100000 tho Aldermen refused to incur then
constituents displcasuro by approving his nomination
lie will remain the commission having charge of t1
parade grounds aud boulevards
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27
RonEsov OPPOSING REDUcrIoM
His Sudden soIicitude for the Honor Of the
United states.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2G,-Secrctary Roboson. In
letter to Senator window, Chairman of the Senate Com
mitee ON Appropriations on the effects OF the contcm
plated reduction Of tho appropriation for the pay OF Uni
ud state, officers and scamcn, co-cs follows: "Iis
proper that should also remind you That large number
OF onr officers and men are serving abroad on Al Is,
taut stations in accordance with The policy
crnmcn aud tbs purposes tor which nav lie, eslai
.l,d and mnulncd and tl'it unless sufficient Is
appropriated their pay they VIII not onS be- lett with
oni their daily support IN uttlEn hrts hut the part
rnt in have no neHns of pri'c clg The credit oi the
GuV,rnin nj BY payments oi the drafts drawn to meet
their eNpen ANA that Congress should inil to make
an adequate appropriation for TN, purpose 1t will bc tho
o,,iDs duty of the Secretary o the Navy whoever he
may then Lo " brns our ships ON Ogeisn stations home
al iIIllN
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A man known as DIR. Conkling went 10 hia
room a, 22s West Twenty eighth street. yesterday aer
noon. with man whom he introduced DR. jobs
Lynch. lie said that Dr. Lynch would occupy his
Tor while. Dr. Conking aftcrward took a small vial
containing bnghteolorcd liquid aud told DR.. Lynch y
drink some Of IT, DR. Lynch drank OF the liquid,
and Dr. CUnkiny then said that he going out and
would leave DR.; Lynch there; Margaret shay and Jus
OConnc heard after DR. Conklng had gone, and
they went into tile room. Dr. Lynch on the bed
groaniug lie died In agony la about minues
ntsr he drank IRON the vial Police officers hunng
for Dr. COnkng. Dr. Lynch had no money his person
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GRANTS cHICfGO POSTMasTKR.
Taking $50. 900 or the Government's Mone.
TO Help him Out Of Trouble.

CHICAGO. Feb. 26.-Thc failure and defacation
OF Postmaster John Macarthur is the town talk lie had
high business and social standing lie nrst became
voved to the amount " about $4,000 by the failure OF
the Cook County National Bank two years ago hough
the Govern assumed half the responsibility, which
amount It supposed would be covered BY the
OF the bank. Mr. Macarthur has been able rcp
the sum Besides he became involved In the unsuc-
ccssfu operations OF his large iron foundry the north
side and took money from the General Post ONCE De-
psrtment 10 help him until loan could be
from Scotch capitalists lie expected. also to be enabled
70 dispose tayoraby q some portion c his foundry but
In all hrs schemes Tor replacing the money he
cessiul and enny flied his euon in bank rupcy
on saturday afternoon His petition shows total abii-
ties Of about SlV7 md ssts knlinl the debts
80 000 the United states dow rnnent and 5j
to the Illnols Soldiers Home of which he treasurer
The President has appointed Frank Palmer his
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CINCINNATI. Feb. 26.-Gov Hayes. while on
route from Fremont To Columbus. passed An hour In
Springfield today lie wasccort'i 80 one Of the hotels
and being intrcduced To the people made brief speech
lie EXPRESSED congratulations That In weeks time the
business which has occup,d the attention of the country
lur ri-ht month, would bc over. H. hoped that the
pcoplc would acuu,.rc quietly whoever might he
ie person declared elected. He beloved the country
dosr peace and security and thol III this idea should
be the cNprrssiono OF me people to their rcpt tSnauyes
The duties which he might be called 10 perform he placed
his uu.t IN Almighty God, who RULES TIM dosunes VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27
TIE APPROPRIATION BILLG
VIII there be n Necessity for Calling tie New
Congress Jogcthert

WAsuISGroS. Fob. 26.-The status OF tho
various appropriation lills pending before Congress 4,
as follows The Post ONCE legislative Deficiency, and
Navy bills all before conference committees and will
probably be reported N the two Houses time this
week. The sundry Civil hill and the Military bill have
not passed the llou-e All these measures Mr. Holman.
Chairman oi the Committee Appropriations. think,
Will pass both branches Of Conrrcss aud be approved by
the President before the close the thus how.
ever, Will depcud upon The DELAYS m legislative bu-incS
caused Nv the electoral unit Tie bills yet to be passed
especially thusc ncnuuntd Oi great Importance and
ticy cannot be ru through Congress and become laws
THIS week extra ut the Congress he.
come absolutely necessary. The sui sides in the Post
Once bill. winch not o such great Importance will
not be TAKE up, at t Hst mot passed. this week
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
Col. O'Mahony's Funeral In DubNn-An I'm
posing Torchlight Procession.

DUBLIN. Feb. 2G-The remains Of John
oMahony arrived here this evening The funeral com.
mitico received the corpse al the railway terminus Tho
cohn wa, placed hcarse and escorted through the
principal streets by torchlight procession In which
500 persons took part
ON The railway between Cork and Dublin people hockcd
tie stations witness the OF the trnin bearing
the remains and there were as-emblngcs Mt Charlc Vile
and merck Junction About 800 awaited the
rival o the train at kng ,buigc The procession how
ever was deferred unul dark An mnit and di,ur-
derry crowd blocked the road 10 the terminus Tho
PROCESSION. with several bands o music paving drsrs
l.. gnn move about eight O'clock, and marched along
the qunNs one account SAYS there were 2stD spcc Ia
tors The remains were taken the Mechanics Iusu-
lun m mo uluulru Of Mhlrh uleY WIN ne m slAln.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 26.-A despatch from Pc
ersburg Ind. says that the boiler o the portable
mill OF Fisher at Afford exploded just as the men
going To start the engine the explosion killing four men
and wonndng AS many more. The engineer was blown
through the top of large oak and struck limb the
trre hi clothes catching ana the body swinging over the
limb I'll the clothing tore away. and the body fell To the
ground. boy MAS blown IN two the top OF his head
blown on and the hrans scattered IN every direction
one man was smashed The largest piece Oi boiler
found about yards from the mill Another piece the
Are hos found a> lar away in an opposite d ton
The causo OF the disaster is unknown
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Sollciious for the welfare OF his patrons would
have them obtain l the know ledge tty can iing
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mlly conscious how much caster his task OF treating
patients Is when they well informed IN those matter,
pertaining 10 health ani dlsoase Good nursing plays
such nm important part in ting cures fnd l. 80 little
understood by tie masSs, that hundreds OF the best
phy -lclans have aided IN the circulation OF The
Peoples Medical Adviser" to disseminate its admirable
teachings on the care OF Tho sick Nor do sensible people
appreciate TINS popular work less because its author
docs not advise every man IA attempt under all crcum
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copies Of this work ony serves To create increased de
nhnd II, nud bvluc has IL Sold rapidly rs O
late II has Teen enlarged to nno hundred pages
Illustrated by two hundred nnd oighy-twO engravinas
and cOlOred plates elegantly bound IN cloth AMI g and
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cents Address the Author and Publisher, H. v Fierce,
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"Morenu IAfoyre" the old st and most French
Victor X hauxrr no hV ale t,Nl-4iip
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27

While standing in front OF the tenement 70
IS Baxter street. last evening. ofcer Gillsan heard
cries OF Murderi" and "Poce" In the front room
the second story, he found Catharne Canopy, youns
Italian woman struggling with Michael Paiadano. She
trying 10 shoot her In the OAK street police station
she said that she was divorced from her husband ~
years to live with Pnladano lie became Jealous -
Gently, and. on Saturday night he nrsd three shots at
man with whom She was " liking. lie greatly ex
cited last evening and. alter accusing her VI nhicly
tried to lii her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27

or all the many charities In New York city.
the annual pon Of none is entered into hesrt
lily than that OF the LADY Managers OF the Home fo
Aged and Innrm Hebrews" Eighty street and
Avenue A, Mrs r. J. Joachinscn President Mrs Her
man Vice Pre- sident Mrs j. schoe Treasurer and IN
reetresses Mrs weisch, Mrs $ iieitcr, Mrs J d.
Jacobowsky, Mrs. Ignah Stein, Mrs NJ Whitehead. Mra
Joseph sncr The Oldest inmate of the institution Is
German woman, W years Of aae Tho average nunbel
OF inmates IL seventy Tho Home Is tree from debt and
has s23,pp worth Of assets Applicants must bs
90 Of and have lived In the United States
nni Las linn III YnA
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SOME WasHING rON T0pICs.
Providing fur New Election In the Event Of
the Declaration.

WASHINGTON. Feb 26.-Tho Committee on
Privileges and Powers OF the House this morning in
session changed the u the bl provide
for new election and tho Presidential succession ad
interim In result OF the electoral count Is dc.
tarti by the ith OF March, 10 make IL latory
section l6t NJ the Re, scd Statutes instead of section
li7 The provision. oi the bill modified are suhstan.
TALLY the those the bill already published In
nll; This bill, together with the authorizing MI
Tlicn to institute quo warrano proceeding, in Mr.
Hayes l. declared elected. Will probably be introduced
int lac Inns tain rrt.k
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27

The Brooklyn Aldermen yesterday failed "a
break the deadlock that Ia, existed since the first of Tho
year No ballots were taken, bcchu htto Jimmy Dono
van, who has kept the busnc,, o organization al stans
siil by voting Tor himself had sfnicd other choice
The corporation Counsel having suggested that In
buhris acts were Illegal especially In 10
nunng referred to him determine
whether II sufficiently ufsaiilrd 10 continue all
the ctys business Temporary committees doing tht
work outside tic board.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27

Aspecial meeting OF the Gold Exchange waA
held yesterday TO decide whether not TO rent new
rooms The debate was boisterous cries Of "Put him
out" "shut him up" &c. being freely INDUCED I'M but
upon vote President Morris decided that the resolution
directing the Executive Committee to rent roomi
had been adopted. Resolutions then offered
providing Tor dissolution Of the Gold Exchange and
division of the money IN the treasury on April l. Ths
money part allied laughter. President Morri
declined entertain these resolutions, and the meeuna
adjourned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27
Digg- and his Chcciss.

On tho ID of January lust II fnshlonably-
dressed man. calling himself John l. Digs, engaged
board In Miss Anne llgginss boarding hous at 81 West
Twenty nr~t street. lie talked about his and house,
and horses and On the 3lst inst gave Mis-. Higgins q
check tor S2ii ON The Murray lin Bnnk On Friday
morning Miss lgsns not well, and did not go IA s
hank. bgls then produced check tor so on the
bank and requested her la cash It, and she did 1hs
check, were returned worthless lie was held Ia tn
Mashlnslun rllue fuNco Onmrt No .terdal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27

Miss Emma Abbott was extensively advor
tlsci TO sing IN the Brooklyn Academy last evening
concert, md many hundreds purchased tickets Late 10
tho ek her lgcrs determined 10 have her appeal
there IN operh tomorrow night tut iHcd tu -rrc ~
give notice OF the change Of programme. Hence lAs
he At two Hundred persons, some IA oArrlasos, wen
To- thc Academy to tint all dark and person there u
refund u,Uuc! OF give inui nation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27

Mrs Harding. who rents furnished rooms n
27i Spring street. reported Capt Mcdonnell that
Saturday last Adam Brown and Mrs Fanny Brown. VIII,
occupied the third story went away without giving
tics. leaving their babe rir about nine months OF
IL was heard crNins Saturday night ami on sunday
and at length Mrs Harding went uD 10 the Brownst
and found them unoCcuned except by the hungJ
babe Il Wa, handed over 10 MatrOn Webb OF the Police
Central Oliicr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27

Whllo Inspector Thorn WIS walking In thu
Bowery lasi evening young woman followed him NJ
rapidly ns she coul and when he turned round fudienly
AMI confronted her she graspcj hi. hand and eAcnined
"Oh, tutitr f.fltr thank tf~i have met YOU" Tht
planned to the young hnt ne ND
pi', A. ami nut un police UicoT sa!ued him did she
turn bluniilli.i4 ~ away.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27
Dse.-'s H-se~a .. sseY Down aud Out.
United States Marshal Fiske said yesterday,

keep my Office have heard that Mr.. Payne has bees
nominated my successor My term, however. expros
under the Administration anil under the pres
cut one" II Is unlikely that Mr. fiskc will appeal
NE incoming ffc-idcnt whoever he may be. 10 rrnsate
Inn on The ground that he has been removed without
causc. All tu United States JUDGES and Conmi missoners
ln the district support his claim. ufairst the pohu
clans Mr fisko was appointed under the civil service
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27
Tear,ns Up nallroad switehc..

pouGuKEIpsIE. Feb. 2G.-Thirty or forty men
tore u switches tho west side OF the Dutches and
Columbia Railroad track nt Du.hcss Junction
putunl to the transfer ui COIL across the river at
That place, This IArt ri an attempt TO iorce the Most
NTn le InInns VI tho Iund " pomllns 3 PulnL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27
Mexico. Political Cuuidron.

CRY OF MEXICO Fob ls.-Gcn Diaz has boon
elected President and Ignaco yalarte Chief Justice
The trip Gen Diaz n the Northern States has becn de-
TERED his prcrnce rtng necessary AT the capital lilo
intends issuing manifesto calling on Liberals vi AL
shades 10 support him.
Acting President MendeZ will probably receive tho ap
POINTING Mt vi Governor OF Pueblo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27
Removing Bristow's Friends.

WASHINGTON. Fob. 26.-Mr. O. @. Adams. who
appointed Clerk OF the Treasury under Secretary
Brisow's administration. and who subs qucntly held n
position In the Special Agents Bureau, dismissed
Saturday bccausc aitg gcd lac hostile in the Su-
Pc Nise Special Agent account of the Htter- defence
VI tho President against tie " lTi,tOw CumpHeLn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27

WAsHTNGToS. Fob. 2G.-It is reported to-day
good authority that COY, Hayes will select for hi. prr
vaic secretary judge Mannins + Force. of Cincinnati
who recently d,,atud 10 the Congressional iuco
with snNlrr. Mr Hayes ani judge Force wa.m paf
sonal friends ami lave been intimate ur years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27

TRENTON. Feb 2G.-Thc Senate bill tn reduce
the interest OF the State 20 six per cent was laid
ons week bil was introduced by Mr. Albeit Ia pro,
vide for the navment Of wages due the cmroyces of the
New Jcrey Central Railroad. ihe arrears VI Wages
amount " about tiuDuD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27
Tho war In Mrs. mannfora. conaresa,,oa

Tho opponents OF tho Rov. PhGibe A. Hant
ford OF uie Church Of the Good Shepherd jersey city
will extend call to the Rev. william Smith. OF Hights
pwn j. Meantime the friends ol Mrs llanaiOId hHys
secured the old Bergen Council chamber IN Library
Hall, where It II probable mrs anuurd will preach q
the irst sunday In Aprl. Judges Holman aud Qlaifs
Will De members vi the new congregation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27

NEW ORLEANS. Fob 26.-A despatch from
New Iberia to Gov Packard from o. De LA iiassayc Jr
SAYS; "a collision took place between the whit. aud
blacks yesterday ut Jchnea". both parties under ains
few Fuiicis to Keep the peace W-ht vent sEeat
deal Vi bIuOdslVd, Ggcat eNciemcht ptuNaila'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27

Ex-senator Charles II. Winfield OF New Jer-
sey auor OF several historical works, In lecture 10
Orcenyillc Friday last located Capt Kyd's treasure
flidci's ELBOW near tlie GrpcnNlle shore O New
York Bay on saturday party at ton mon met in Green
Vlle Avenue resolved search Tor the treasure
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27

WAsHINGToN. Fob 26.-Tho charge has boon
repeatedly and persisentiy made against Mr.. Justice
Davis Of the supreme bench that he j. responsible for the
decisions Of the Electoral Commission in no' accepting
position NJ one vi It's members THIS charge IL made
greatly tn the injury Of Judge Davis and snii 10 he
gross misrepresentation VI the facts II Is said the
highest authority that Judge Davis not offered
place on the commission. and therefore had opp0r.
iuLLlA % do ALIln.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27
Rear Admiral Dn,i.'. succc..or.

WAsHINGToN. Feb. 2G.Rear Admiral John
Rogers the Mare l-uii cal Navy Yard. Will IrnDh.
b, be ordered the command al The naval observatory
ia this cay ia place oi II Admiral Davis, deceased.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27

RoNpoUT. Fob. 2G.-Tho Merchants Hotel. o
nno building in the upper part Of this town. was
burned yesterday, The building has been unoccuped
since last autumn. the lfopii' TOR haNs uiIed Loss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27

RoNDouT, Feb 2G.-Crossing on tho Ice has
been dangerous for three or four days aud since Friday
foot pas-,neers only have venurci This morning the
steamboat Norwich broke truck 70 khinccnn II took
alOut ha hour To get across Tho ice Is worry thin
The Jerry boat Lark Is running
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27
WHIT HdYEs MEANS TO DO,
He will Recognize Packard md Suppor
Him with the Army.

New ORLEANS. Feb. 26.-Comly, tho editor
OF the Ohio State Journal. the organ OF Gov.
Hayes has telegraphed TO this city that Hayes
will certainly recognize Packard. and use the
army ~ support him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27
An Asylum Burned.

CouNcII BLuFPs Feb. 26.-Thc Asylum for
tho Drai nnh Dumb, near hcr, was burned yesterday,
NJ l,Ncs were lOsL LOss eipOUn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27
I.ondon's Old bailey burning.


IoNDoN. Feb. 26.-The roof Of the Old bailey
Sss.iun lOu- was burned to-day. report that Tie Ol
Bailey lire created excitement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27

JOrIINGs dBOUr TOWN.

Cooler northerly winds, backing 10 warmer
southwest ~ the southern stauons ahd paruy cloudy VI
clear weather,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27

Maltby's oysters Are best and cost less than any
food III markoL Nyw YORK depot Al Harrison st. -ds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-27

"Morenu IAfovre," the oldest and most French
OF Chanpasn Victor haugcr, no Re aIe 81 .Nids