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RIVAL LIVES or sTiGES.
Dutchess County Villages Deeply Interested
In IA Fight between the Companies

During several years JudsOn X Hancock
have run stages from Matteawan and Glcnham.
In Duchess county. 70 fishkill Landing. whore
connection is made with tho ferry to Ncwburgh.
on the opposite shore of the Hudson. The
stages and tho boats used "a joint tmo table, and
through tickets wcrc sold. In October last. un-
dor tho plea that tho stage company were not full
filling their agreament the ferry company made
II contract with now firm. Myers Co.. to run
opposition stages on the same route. withdraw
ing from Judron 4 llhncO X tho Joint tickets
and other privileges. This change was viewed
with great dlsfnvor by the residents along the
line. who showed thsir bias by refusing 10 re0-
ognizo or ride in the now stages Feelng ran
80 hi,h that the Myers \ Co. vehicles were fol-
lowed and stoned 10y hooiing mon and boys,who
dlSsundrd or scared away thost VINO attempted
to ride in them. At tho ends OF the route, par
ticularly at Mnttenwan. thr"ngs prevented per
sons from entering the My,r1 sussss. by olock-
train on the Dut'ho-s and Columbia Railroad.
when the stages of both lines were drawn up in
front Of the depot. often as many IA 40 men and
bays. after sening TINT no one entered tho now
stl+;cs. hurrahed for tn" Qld onrs.
Alter a month OF trouble and loss. Myers h
Co. gladly sold their line TO the Nrwhurgh and
Fishkill Ferry COmpnny, which took up tho
quarrel in u vigorous manner. They employed
special deputy sherllis to keep order IN Mat
tcawan and Tor four nights those officials did
duty nj the depot but M they secured only ono
scent passenger. they were dismissed. Fish
kills truste-s took u hand in the fight by re-
scinding the Licenses granted to Myers 4 Co.
and then nrrcstins the drivers for not having IL
ccnscs Twenty four warrants wsrs thus served I;
hui Judge Barnard of Newburgh granted per-
nnnrnt injunction restraining the trustees
from interfering. on the ground TINT the mods
Of issuing licenses WA not in conformity with
tho law. Accordingly the trustees enacted
new ordinances regarding Licenses. correcting
the errors pointed out by tho court. On jan
30 the ferrycompnny applied for llcenscs under
the new regulations. and the trustrcs deferred
refused and ii IL likely that IA new contest in
the courts will ensua.
The faelng ngn nst the new line IA ns s,rong
M ever among the r,sidcnts. tho most OF whom
walk rather than ride in the new stgas.
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THE FEST or THE LIEDERZR4Nz
Foaming beer and Mellow Music In the Great
German Singing society's Rooms

On Friday evening, about one hundred
members OF the Liederkranz sat down to tho
festive commers that the convivially inclined
members enjoy annually on the night succeed
ing their grand masquerade. This occasion
was particularly notable. for 1t was the thirticth
anniversary OF the formation Of the society
Mr.. William Stcinway. President. presided
Papa" Windmnller the oldest member living
sat at his left. smoking long pipe and enjoying
himself as heartily IA one Of the youngsters
present though age has whitened his locks
Justice OuerbOurg was. present. and cN-MayOr
c. Il. Gunther and L. Kammerer and great
many other men OF prominence in commercial.
social and political circles. Glasses OF beer
covered the tables and active waters were on
hand to replcnish them as fast IA they were
drained, and busy service they had 10 per-
form. A fin" orchestra. well supplied with kegs
OF beer for It's own use. was in attendance. t.
EXERCISES were begun with tho singing oi tao
old Suahqn song. "Schicr dreissig jahre
hiet du ait, hast manchen sturm erielt" lJust
thirty years art thou old. and through many a
storm hast thou lyed) Then President William
Stenway delivered his annual address.
KrHuskopf. living in New York. issued n call in
the German paDers for meeting OF gentlemen
dcs.r .rOus Of founding "A German singing society.
At TINT time there w's no such organization in
New York. nnd but one in the entire country.
rh9t ons % was in phiadelhrhha, % ana was kn9yn 2 s
Mr.. Krnuskopf WIS held in the old Shakespeare
Hotel. About $50 persons were present. but
when the prOpOs ton was made that each ono
drsirous Of becoming a member should con-
tribute Is cents. ns Il basis OF operations, tho
number was speedily diminished to 25 With
that small number Of members the organ 2ation
WINS ene,trdi The name Loderkrqnz was
taken. and Mr Krnuskopf was elected its first
musical director. Tho society has 700 members
owns $4,000 worth OF property. and has found
ed free musical school tor girls where from
eighty TO n hundred pupils arc taught by COM
pbteut lustru tors.
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Tho additions 10 the marine department a
The Aquarium include bladderno~r seal siA eci long
james oMahoncy, Of s. Mulhorry street died
IN cen IN tic Leonard street ponce station last ,Ntns
Yesterday special Catholic NJ --on WIS
omned IN the Church OF TIC Epiphany IN twenty iird
ritisi {" lis % "Sci T. 'conSum"2 % 90" as he vas ~ sS
The temperance meeting m Cooper Union last evening
-, Judge John r, Brady lecturcd last night In
trailing n hrme' he Kept tic audience roar b, his
well told anecdotes
Tho Tammany Convention for the nomlna-
tion Of celedsl' ior the Assembly nom ule fir., DlS
icacy i, to Dy Lcd iii, EVENING a, Il rafA row
q, IT. is perhaps proper to remark that the Mr..
Renlo,tn T. no o Sh,rc o M w, 1 c ,nf S',s Ss.
JOi "a! nor any rclauNe oi hl. but another man
prsno As we .nl K eE 10 WIS ayn ssndpg Sos
Haied nan picked nm up sni throw MN Oyer HI, sou
Grokcn was '''"'N "' D'''''''' ''"' HIS "'" W"
Six immense wooden boxes, containing the
r' have % Gct I cSospa posi- H at ihe n mdhwe. eocr ,'
Mal,on >gare where the work ol eveuon ~'n be ooln'
Jersey Hcathcn.-- Nn'ural1cd ctlacns can-
not ,ee in RhHlc Island rN,ep lhc, properly hold.
onccis are cho-n. a, ~cl a. u uo,e OF the stat TO.
cau- ncycry cas- the staic determine. the quA!,neA-
, Capt, William Kerr Of thS, Zee lee, btorse William
% csS. G AIT n" % m ln"i h sa wi,s H VIII" so ., ..
found the dock.
A female babe was found denh IN the lap Of
~. lrAndmoths T. MhuMA, asrep At III fiu street yes
triy blorl hoNri iron her nos ant mouth, and
thrrv scrttl h uu N'r urck From under the bed
Smtl iog flashed at uie cLi, ANA IT supposed
tint he Jumped upon uIe wV.nans lap aud chVAed lie
chIih to death.
Xavier Joal. n gigantic Frcnchman, volubly
explained ia hi~ uWn nnsutsc yesterday how hr gut INTO
light in Wooster street The officer saNs yuu tod
hin," Justice Othrbourg saul Res ,trd himfN Mr.
Jui rcph,d. expanding LI, chs aud seuhonntly
down un oic,r II had roasted Lini there " uuld
have Oycn some marx, of,t"
The most interesting points In the annual
statement ui the hcw York ldo Insurance Company
Wht TN appraised vAlR Ui II, real estate tnAht uipcr
foreclosure Is greater than the cost thu ihe Hnuint
At nsk Is grcaLr uHn mst var showing that tho
new LusincAs thtN equals tht ltI- thHt the
~t aN increased sjnpuD, and that Lo interest has
mOrc than paid the lo,>ca
THAT asylum for worn ont employees Of the
railroad COMPANY hA, b,rn tilh.i about gWh ,-al u
late" >i u hugh oihciHl iu The Grand Cvntrnl d. pOt
ncly concerning II. noe VIII be until Feb n when The
GoMnOdOr's viii Is 10 come bcOrc ue surrogate iOr
probate Tlcrc9r Ne asylum may or may lst bs
dO4cn miles bclow roushk1cp pse "
=. Young man rcmemhcr your duty nnd sec the
ur e,io..~. sAso uso raA~IsuA at fel's, " kaAsap
sAcet-<Ls.
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Potter Quinn who was convicted in the Grner-
al se -ons the other day Vi ueL sili that he
hhbiuhl thief. but laborns man
"where have you workedt" he was asked BY Recorder
Hackeu
helped lay the corner stone OF the St Nicholas Ho
tel. Ma the reply.
That must have been about twenty years ago. Whore
havr YOU worked laielf"
wei, haven't done much OF late years. but get
drunk
The Recorder sentenced him 20 two years and halt In
prison, and Ssd "hOu doubtless tink that drunkenness
l. an cNcu- iur CRIME 80 do three quart vi all the
criminal, who here. II Oug " be publicly under
slDOd - "a axe"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-12
SPOTTED TAIL As 4 PEICE ENVOY.
A selEImposed Mission 10 the Hostile Indians
on the Tongue River.

CAMP ROBINSON, Fob. 10. Gen. Crool; re-
turned to-day from Camp sheridan. where he
has been several days.
Spotted Tail. Chief Of the Sioux. with a body
guard Of two hundred chosen warriors. started
to-day on a sclf-mposed mission to obtain an
interview with the chicfs of tho hos
tiles, now. reported TO be massed near
accept. while there IL yet time the terms offered
by the Government viz. surrender their arms
and ponies. Spotted Tail expects 10 hc absent
more than month but will communicate with
Gen. Crook as soon ns hs reaches the hostile
camp Of Indians. II is believed there ia a strong
probability that this movement will be SUCCESS
lul in terminating the war.
Gen. Cr?o. aud stan Viii depart for Fort Lar
anlie ON the 18th inst.
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INSTALLATION Of Jewish Lodges.

Tho Jewish lodges Abb Melech. Ben David.
and Progress installed In Pythagoras Hall in Canal
street yesterday afternoon They were formed into one
organization, and called Union Lodge No 10 IL has q
membership Of 2i5 The Grand oflcer Of the Grand
Lodge Of kesher she Barrel performed the installa
ton In the ceremony the Grand Marshal accom-
panied by two members OF the Lodge, with can
dies In their hands. marched around the room, ana
declared the Union Lodge installed The north south
and west and the Grand President the new oryanza-
ton proclaimed " tn be installed from the East The fol-
lowing named officers were unanimously elected; Adolf
phus Il. karalscn, Presdent Moses Lowe ngood Vice
Pre- sdent; Harris Newman Secretary; Isaac Light A.
sistan Secretary and George GottheiIncr Treasurer
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Jim Keene "a. Observed by Bootbiack.

"Thcse Californians is the fcllers to spend
money remarked booiblack in the Windsor Hotel yes-
tcrday, he worked At the writer's boots; Jim Keens
you've heard OF jim Kcene. hayentyci He's here. lie
amt been here long and he's had thirteen pairs OF
boots arcady-a kinds and lots o. patent feathers Ana
cothes-you should sec the clothes He's got white coats
lrcHdy for spring lie and jay Gould is very thick Jay
Gouis he all the time Jay Gould and Nanderpoo
here the other night and in comes Jim Kcenc lie says
| wants see jay Could. and down comes Gould. II
ouy had hall them lellers money. There's nOthin like
caliiornans ~ ,nd money They thinks nVtn VI MY
dOllArsu
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE BY TH1
SUNS REPORTERS.
Abrahaw Iincoln's Target In n Broadwa1
shooting Gsiiery-I1is rksmanship when
Out with Navy Department Clerk.

Many well-known marksmen competed in the
Amateur Prize Shooting Contest In Conins Brosdvsv
gallery, on Saturday The contest will probably close On
Thursday The range IL lO feet and the buls eve n
one inch In diameter y Farwel has put 20 consco-
utve shotsinsde OF y. inches; q. W. Hamilton inchea
j. Tragcssen "a inches Sons put 10 inside q
~ inches and made 10 consecutive buis eyes Shooting
at pipes and ringing belss part Of the programme o.
A. Cheever made ia points out Of possible 15O ana
broke ~ out OF 80 pipes and w. T. Bliss has broken
out OF nve pipes while they swinging Gen W X
Strong has rung the bell 1T 20 consecutive shots Bullets
three quarters Of an inch In diameter suspended By
threads are shot at and shooting with pistols is closely
contested. Among the many targets Is one made By
President Lincoln, who liked shooting In August
1858, Lincoln, with A sample OF Indianapolis cerk
In the Navy Department. went to = short range near
the White House and hred apd ssou
with Spencer earbne One shot struck the 4nch
get and the others lodged near II Mr Lincoln said ~
think can make that carbne shoot bcttern lie took
from his pocket wooden sight that he had whitfield
pine stick, aud adjusted II To the barrel He then
empucd the magazine twice. and ~ Of the "a shots struck
the target
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The rapid dls hargc Of n pistol followed I'M
mcdatcy aner Ly the loud cries OF "Murdcrw and
Police !" aroused tho residents in Clinton avvnuc Nor.
risanH. last evening Capt licien and seret CornW MI
found Victor Oc-' with pistol IN his hand gesucuiang
Wildly IN l+Sih street In house i,w stems the
conner was trors Charlton, who had cn shot IN rough
tr bnck OF the mock tn" huot cut the aitricN Or-e
said tha he was ~ years Of age nni hrcd ~ y Drancey
street. newark thnt he came rurpp- Ia shoot Gcore
Charlton his ntei inaw and only regretted that he ad
MT Killed MN Mhcn asked whJ he sought to kil Gharl.
ton, hr saii That he had taken his wie from HIM
and Lat se reInieL u rrtuIn 10 hn He as OoAeA
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THE LfTEsT OLD WORLD NEWS.
Compromising with the Basaue Provinces %
Trrms TINT Smit the Jmntas.

MADRID. Feb li.-It ia reported. on good au-
hoiy. that the Basque depuauons have proposed and
e Government has accepted, on''Ho for settlement
which will remove the present difficulties with the
Basque Provinces hy ccnprom,c. Instead Of furnish
Ing soldiers hy coma rpuon each province j. to maintain
battalion OF volunteers which T. To he plecei under the
orders O the Government IN case OF WAL ami cconon
lea! aud administrative autonomy - reserved 10 the
Basque Provinces The HH~luf iuniHs willing Ia
c.pi this o@.eaio Anl the Government Will submit
tle tyTtgA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-12

The golden wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs, Isaac
Goulkind aged ~ and Is celebrated by them Sves
and sixty d their children, grandchildren. and great
grandchildren at 3d7 West ThirysXth street yesterday.
Asthe aged oouple at surrounded by the elder. the
assembled party the little to the number OF thirty.
marched into the room two AMI two the larger first
then the smaller until the WAS brought by tod.
di wears Each chih carried bouquet OF now-
crs Mhi, decrca ed IN dd the b. hreT, unt the
lasi bore each single blue Nl0ot Filing past their
rrnts each child prcs ned the flowers them
the boy Ia the grandmother aud the girls their grand
papa, and making the presentation each Iueltcd ono
voTse OF a poem descriptive OF the Vccasion
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Michael Polariano. an Italian. OF IS Mulberry
street drank beer and played cards yesterday and thea
went home. beat his wife and children and anerwar1
took hand in a hght in worth street when ohiccs
Clarke tiled to arrest him he drew small stiletto and
PLUNGED u into the officers breast Amer pucky strug
gle In which the club freely used Ocer took hi
prisoner ~ the Oak street police station
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The a. q. II. E.communieated.

SCRANTON. Pa. Fob. IA pastoral letter from
Bi,hop o'llara communicating the Ancient Order of
libe AMI directing the clergy deny the mem.
hers OF that order the was read In nil the
Nhih"lic churrh"H ~ scranton doeeS today. The de.
nuetuu was tAsctrd and has produced sensation
among the ncinrrs0 the order who Tor the past eight
Acnrs hive bern In favor with the church within this
iun~licuom The Aneirn orier has large meulA rshp
IA this diocese.
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Four Men Killed b, Boiler E,plo.,oa-

CINCINNATI. Fob. 1.-The boiler OF Harrison
Joness saw mill. nine miles from N"bl,-Nii,. Ind ox
plocd on Saturday morning killing Pheasant GllMm and
James Page, and iniunng Marion stewart aud Thomas
Jack Non -ris,iN that they have sn-e died. ILTve
other men wvrr slightly wounded.
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The Rev. G. s. narrower. said. in the Seventh
Avenue Methodist Meeting House last evening. that
man might be wise in regard to insurance companies ana
stock spcculationsso wise that could teach him
nbu,n. ms"rs-ani yet need instruction In spiritual
knowledge. The preacher thought inat many men whs
knew in what earthly insurance compaiies IL would be
~" take policies were ignorant about tie Insurance u
everlasting lilcf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-12

French potatoes novelty In this market are
arriving In moderate ols o foru % Ia 10 barrels The
duty l. htcen ccnts gold busbe and AT the reignnr
price of 81 barrel there Il proht They OF mol
| crate silc not having been stimulated by the heavy
manning prncn~ed in thus country. They yellow
And Va'inhIe Iack whites They grown chic
| IN Alsaco- -I.Ofiar and -nt BY railway 10 llANrc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-12

PORTLAND. Me. Pch. 1.-THE engine drivers
tiv Boston AMI Name Raruad state ti,y will run
trains ont until they have orders W DO Il
Arthur, tie he al vi their organization.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-12

The clergyman in the Fifteenth Street Colored
Methodist Church said last evening that a collecuoa
would be taken aud many OF his hearers ana
remained in the vesbule until aer the basket had beon
passed when they returned
Now" said the Clergy man. I'VE will take another co.,
lection 81 that those who went out cannot avoid giving
Us something They mustn't rur away again.
The cash was counted. and - 10 found
we want 80 said the preacher
'll 20 the quarter OF u dollar said man, holding q
a silver coin.
The coin was epo,ed and the preacher said 10 ~
leOple " The LOrd bless YOU lOr NOnr hhe ralItYn
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One Private wa,chmaa club. Another.

Michael Welsh and Thomas Caldwell nre pri-
va,e watchmen on n block IN East Fty.sixth street
They quarrcllcd often each holding that the other
irespas~r Early yesterday. morning while welsh was
trying door, he Wa, knocked down AMI terribly bvaten
with club hN Caldwell who was committed ia the York
NiAe fnht" ta,lri, Yesterday. welsh ..,sy dlc.
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The Death of AN Aged Clergyman.

DALTIMoRE, Pcb. ii.--Tho Rev. John Wiley.
aged ~ years who tor urty years. minister O the
Prnhstant Epi-npnl Churches IN C,Cil nni Chtris- :
counrs died in this cy Ia dHN nj heart di-'A- He
san Ia halu ben the oldest ordained IaluseT " tho
Protestant Episcopal Church.
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Kiiied In Cottonwood Canon.

PoRr LARAMIE. Feb. ii.-Ycsterday 0isin's
tram iound tc body of an unknown r,an in Cottonwood
CHfon, mikes from here lie Ia described as 35 years
oi age dark mnustachc Ave feet inches In height
lie had handkerchief in his packet which marked
~. D." His head she'd In The body was iO"nd
n uIe ahOw rhO inlicatiDas are that he klllod
niVnLA
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Avengins Rubenstein's Arrest.

After Detective Zunt OF Brooklyn had secured
the arrest of Rubencin the murder Of Sara Aiexau
der. Ruhensucns friends bitterly cursed him made
solemn vows Vi vengeance The murdered GIRLS brothes
recently informed the detective that he had positive IN
formation Of plot ON the part OF the kubenseins steel
one vi the deieeuNe's children.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-12
A Jew Condemn. "a Jewish Rite.

Prof. Felix Adler yesterday in Standard Han
denounced the rtc OF circumcision and said Taken asa
religious usage this socaled rite Of the covenant sim
ply barharous In itself and utterly harbarons and con-
ttmpublc IN s origin IL l. one o those supcr.ttiuns
which disrace the very name o religion" These words
MrIr tnet'd wh loud applause ehcn! from thc jewish
part Ui Tie audience.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-12

A prisoner who gave the name of Joseph
Hatcher the leader Of the singing the coorcd Mission
In West rruc,h strNt conspicuous worker in revival
meetings pleaded guilty YESTERDAY. In tho Washington
nle'e Police Court 9i -i"Allu; coat nom w.. iltla
Robertson boarding house West twenty hnh street
D. tecuNc Schmiitb,scr found IN his Uunh twelve pawn
ket four Hhi dark lantern, set Vi ARTIFICIAL teeth
M I'm lar - Dol
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A Womnn's Body In the Bay.

Yesterday afternoon two boys. John aud Ed.
win Murphy, while nying hiics at the old Quaranuns
buryns ground at rompkin-vc discovered the body q
young woman. She about twenty years Of ago,
was ot hght compleNio with blue eyes and had on 9
st alpaca dress and oNrr,krt with alpaca waist anA
gray sAcque Coroner Demsey took charge Oi the body
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Dying on his Way 20 Florida.

MIDDLErowN. N. Y. Pcb. li-Mr. Charles
Edward Benton Of the editors and proprictors OF the
fr-ionia Ai,,fi~r ana punkrk Cair, up business
on account falling health. nni siartt six week. ago
with his ant clili Tor Florida Stamping here
rest he advised by hs ply -iirns " go M urther
and died THIS morning OF eohsuni iuv, lie Mas thirl)
nlA ~ M. j. ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-12

WASHINGTON, Fob. li.-Frclcrlck Douglass
has resigned ass member Of the Police Board Of Com
mi s-onera President Grant rrQuc sting his nation In
order thSt lac might comply with The law which requires
the appointment OF one member VI the board IRON
GeOrlVtOWtL
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SOME WIsHTNG TON TOPICS.
Secretary Morrill, Impros housekeeping Wen
md Taking Nouri.hmcnt.

WASHINGTON. Feb. ll.-Dr. Pope reports that
Secretary Morrill's condition has improved decidedly
within the last twenty six hours The preliminary symp
TONS are much relieved and the fever almost gone. lie
sleeps quietly, take, nourshmcn freely, and the indca
tons VI his recovery are promising.
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WASHINGTON. Fob. 1.-THE Hon. A. II. Ste
phens to-day completed his 65th year His condition l.
much improved that he Acknowledges hm-ei for the
laIff
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-12
The Egyptians Again Def

CALCUTTA. Feb, IA eunpowior explosion
o,curd at Adhvmahed, IN which % rsons were hill,
AMI on wounded.
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Fatal ounrre, Be,we.n B-otae-..

PITTsDURGH. Peb. il.-At1P M yesterday. In
Elnaborough suburb of us city. George Scipcrt ~
yrnra age shot his brother Charles aged "a years In
the Lrca.i producing internal hemorrhh,e which result
cd IN death In tlirc hours The BROKERS came hcre
Hh"nt monii ago alsl oiAned hobL They quhrmllrd
with party rrn whn ,topIcd nt the hotel Yesterday
Hit'rnf-h Ia mas. ukuicnt Charles agreed Ia ur'
ins without IN. brulhef -Con-ni qanrrl cn.ueh.
WIN NE result a. nOoNv stated Charlo. ea,ps ~ic
ai.i child
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burned 10 Death.
Mrs. Richard c.

Mrs. Richard Conklln. while attending TO hor
hous hold duties In tho baSn,c Of her residence NJ
Nurt Eleventh and First streets. William siurgh snitod
her cioulcs ir'sn the ,iovc llr husband eNungushrd
the flames but rioudl injured him-lt Ills
serrbiy burned LAT se did early yesterday uaoriix
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The South Carolina Report.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE House committee
whcls1Dve stgated the South Carolina elections will
report this week All the points have been deNnely
~ttlcd. though they that Hayes aud Wheeler
rcd the state " 7oO 800 majority the face Of the
returns
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JOTTINGS IBOUT TOWN.

Stationary or falling barometer warmer south
east 10 southwest winds aud paTuJ cloudy VI cless
weather.
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The Death Of Sir wnnnm rerru..on.


LONDON. Feb. l2.-Sir William Fcreusson.
Pr .dVut ~ tn ROYAL college oi surgeons Hpi ant
surgeon " uc Queen. die yesterday, aged 90 years
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