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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-05
TEN THOUSAND IFFIDATITs.
Forty.hve Hundred Names Erased from tho
Reeistration Books.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Al. c. Dibble
WIS examined 10y Mr.. Morrison's committee to-
day. He testified that he was a candidate for
Congress at the last election. He was appointed
Judge by Warmoth, aud Assistant Attorney
General by Kellogg, and was chief OF the Re-
publican Cam paien Committee last fall. He had
heard OF much Intimidation and terroris prac-
tised by Democrats against Republicans. but
didn't know personally Of any. He exam
med at length as to the issuance Of the celebrated
sewing machine circular, and testified that
5000 Of these circulars were sent to Democratic
voters through the Post Once. On these nearly
1000 afidavits were issued against citizens for
fraudulent registration. Those charged were
gem rally Democrats: He did not know that OF
the 1913 examined by the United States Com
missioner AL were discharged but three. who
were hound over TO appear before the Court.
before election" lie continued. we erased
from the REGISTRATION books $50 Of these voters.
The colored registration IN TINS city amounted
to 2],4Sj names. don't think the colured voters
here number more than ltuco. 1 testined he
fore the Congressional committee IN ls74 that II
was not more than II 0uO. out think WIS mis-
taken. The United states census OF 1870 gives a
Of 1875 gives 5000. | expect the national Gov.
eminent TO pay the expense of afiiavts ana ar
gave general directions TO the Election onicer.
and cnnvsssers to prevent Republican frauds. 1
went nowhere In the State outside OF this Con-
ges~ionsl district"
Tho Democratic Legislature Is in recent Of
communications from Thomas A. Adams. Pres
ident of the Gtizens' Committee. notifying the
presiding ON ,ers OF the House and Senate that
their orders on William e. Back. Treasurer. for
any amount OF money they may require. to the
extent OF MS receipts, will he promptly pad.
The Senate Subcommittee heard evidence rel
alive to East Baton Rouge. Lieut.. Roe. Third
Infantry, Stationed AT Baton Rouge. testified
that he knew of no intimidation. lie had heard
numerous complaints. which he found ON in
yestgltion to be without foundation.
Inc Republican Legislature has passed the
bill approprtatiny S2O.0O for miitii pus-
poses. The following bnls were also passed:
Authorizing the prosecuting officers of the
State To challenge jurors IN certain
cases; Fortiddiug the organization OF
military companies other than militia. A reso-
luton was introduced declaring the seats OF all
the members declared legally elected. winch
shall be vacant on Jan. 8. without formal leave
OF absence from the House, permanently va
cant. and that new writs Of election be Issued as
prescribed by law.
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PROTECTION FOR CHILDREN.
Or. Howard Crosby's Account Of his Fight
with One Of the street Arabs.

The New York Society for tho Preven-
ton Of Cruelty to Children held Its second an
niversary at ChicgerlnR Hall last evening. Aftor
Mr.. Fred Fielding had played Mendelssobn's
Grand March on the organ, an address was de-
livered by the President, Mr.. John ID. Wright
He was followed by Mr.. Aaron NJ. Powell, wro
read the Secrotsry's report, showing that at the
instance OF the New York Society, several or
Ran<ltons with the same end in view had been
formed elsewhere. During the.year. 197 cases Of
cruelty to children were prosecuted, and 23
children were rescued from the mower of brutal
parents or taskmasters, and furnished with good
homes.
One important yssuit achieved by the society
was the total br akine no 10 this city OF the
~. OF hiring ch'ldren as acrobats. and In
has been checked. Mr.. Powell said that 1t was
not only lnhuman showmen who are chareeable
with the crime OF cruelty to children. II the
public did not visit the places OF amusement
where these children. were exhibited, they
would cease to he employed.
Inc Union Giee Club, consistlnp Of James ".
Anderson, Charles Il. Anderson. Elmer J. Post,
and George G. Deyo. sang Hail to Our Beau
Or. Howard Crosby. said that when he lrst
heard OF the Society for the Prevention OF Cru
city to Children he thought 1t must ne a bur
lesqne upon Mr.. Bergh's society. hut he soon
discovered his error. Iiehac been several times
OF agility. but. thanks to the eaistence of OF
the society, he would never 20 again.
He kept his audience in n roar by relating his
itN'hA WIN " Nouik buiN on Ftctnu
avenue. " saw the young rascal destroying tho
harps OF two little Italian bows. 1t was not
more than twenty seconds, when. to use an UNI
clerical expression. was IN his hair. He vasa
stout rascal and ! was not long In discover
ing that In taking hold Of him. 1 had
an elephant ON my hands. so I gave
him two or three To begin with, and then we
had II. IL was not clerical, this tussle with a
street rowdy, but must confess that never
enjoyed ANYTHING more in NV life. fought
him for the distance OF two blocks. and then.
cspyng policeman, 1 threw out sign OF
IN. Tue next day | enjoyed tue fufther salts
faction Of seeing him behind the prison bars.
] think that IN case OF this kind IL Is onos
duty to throw dignity aside. One Is always
excusable for Fighting even rOwdy when the
quarrel u between the rowdy and outraged
society"
Addresses were delivered nv the Rev. Or. Bel
lows aud Jos. II. Choate, Esq. and Mime. Dow
land sang solo. accompanied by Signor Ed
uaruO Mario.
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THURSDAY. Jan. 4.-FLOUR AND MEAI-The
regular demand Wa moderate. The difficulty of
Ing dehleres checked business. but there much
sPeeua,ive confidence among holders aud lee' had
Western supernne. sj2odt5.55; extra state, &c,
G:.5.ytsDVi Western sprlng wheat extras, S6.70
st595 DO. Xxx and NNA. 1920 IS 40.
winter wheat ami IA. sdSto 80 nnesots
G.id.s5 southern bakers faulty brands, T. %
ssss.'5 southern Shipping extras t625ds7.
Corn mea'-WcsterE f2.HlaSi.iO' Brandy VINE sJ.6O
xt31u. rye HnGr-su perAne ts.s5GsJ.lO. Buekvheat
four. lOV b-.. IS ibssiiO.
erals MIA. IL. hisner aud more active, but closed
lul sales l2s 100 nusa.. mostly No. Milwaukee az
StJttlif, AL AT, but other parcels ann. xed
ransc sprug No. /, sl4jstI ~; Milwaukee No. 2,
IL ~ .hicss y. = u $40 "a ~ rJ.cted and
per 40. sliOe tl5ui ~he do. tl.S7lkl DC y BUSH
h'e uu anu nir-red, ana proes Of barley kept
pNatr Oif Ntit ur.d aud rather IN IRE nCilvei us
5000 hush ~ 5lti3c. for mixed Western iuoi udlng
40 al lNg4 49, ant ihgiic Tor hi'c do, ulilg
No AZ ~ also. Sute staic lS,s5ic., aud mNei
DO, a. t'Oc. lDdau cora -tneray nrn. With
pIuN"eht IN th3 demand; sales thODJ bush al 5sY6o
hiisc for western mlAei, lnr ud!g 40. anu .sas.
stv . sail M Ncd aud No. Chlcago 63c.; steamer
mixed. 5pls coz, old yellow, 6bsG4c new do. 800
6lca nes 'uiheiE. b 500; anu new Western mixed
PRoi isioSs-Pork IN iar demand with sales Of ne W
mes on tnt spot 10 tl7 pDi 80. tor uture delivery
Bacon aud Cut MEATS an ct and nominal. Lard &c ower
anl dull lts "a toe sp0 AZ ell kt % for nrlme
CIV ana fllbEtll ~ Tor prime Western; ami for
iuiur deiten llVH tee, clOsug At sll3j for Janua.
hogt uul At ~ $500 for city. Butter nrm state,
good To- choc' tUoS e.; common au medium, 3OoL2Nc
western eVnmDn 10 good, lAa2Jc Choice. 2S1s I7c. 4
NAeese u limited Request; stae factory, % los do.
nmcd. 22s &c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-05
NOT 4 PART or TURKEY.
Roumania Practically Dccia ring her Indc-
pendcpce of Turkish Rule.

BuCHAREsT Jan. Ain the Chamber of
Deputies last night the Foreign Minister. In re-
ply to an Interpolation. sad he had asked for
explanations from the Porte respecting its inter-
probation Of articles |, :, and OF the new TURK
ish Constitution. The Porte replied that the
first two referred to Roumania aud all other
tributary ST ties. Tho Chamber OF Deputies
unanimously passed motion approving the
conduct of the "a ltnet, and handing that the
Government energeticaIly protest AGAINST tue
Porte's construction. The President Of the
Council assured the Chamber that the Govern
ment would not rest until the Porte declared, In
a form i manner as tue new Constitution was
proclaimed, that Houmania does not form part
OF turkey. The On an Der resolved not to adj
journ for the customary New Years recess.
Article Of the new Turkish Constitution de-
clared that the Ottoman Empire. including It's
privileged provinces. forms an indyisihle unity
from which no portion can ever. on ans ground,
be detached. Article relates To The SIltsn's
sovereign rights. including tue right OF invest.
ture Of fulers of the privileged provinces.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-05
JAPLOSION ~ MOREISaNIA.
Destruction Caused By n Quarryman's Care
less iiaudiing OF ciant Powder.

The residents Of Morrsania were startled
a. abpui 80 O'clock yesterday af ernoon by an
eAil sion th,t shattered tho glass In many win
dow. \ column OF black smoke rose high
above the tallest houses at H9th street ana
non venue, and flo ated dark aud thick for
several seconds.
'lpt iiedicn and a platoon OF police oficers
, 'ltrpund~d the twu-stoTY cottage &c u
yea 10 Iona kallOr. The rear wall Of the house
~. chHfclV blown out, the side walls buigrd
lYl" ~, "nd the roof was At tne point OF fan
IT, ia dead ana blackened body Of John
Major child four years Of sgr, was found
crushed ia the yard. Mrs Lena kalor, with an
inlalt Il h. br, at. was picked up insensible
s'u-'i Mulr1Nd "A quarry man. stripped OF al
Il. til ~ clothing, UiinCed ana badly burned,
WA also found.
hulr,y was employed by Patrick Lawlor. A
contractor, al Mott avenue and lJUtu street. lIs
pa IN ufrp ring bl 81, but the cartridges,
- a'l Wi;n plant powder, were frozen, and
W Id nat rxrl' de. lIe went TO Mrs. Kalor and
ash'l prfn.is,i1n to heat them over the stove.
liz n inr allowed Muifoy 10 enter her kitcnen.
a. f'"'d q 4 luse cartridges Oh the stove, and
~ it' i' uked his pipe. MulroY was sent
wat IA itu. ~
r ne He mouse took IRE, and koundsman James
,,,,'. ''hp VS. i'iN yer Oy the IRE DE partuIcut
""'A ""u had Aia leg- and feet severely injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-05

MIR. Ciapp Asking for a deficiency tppropriR-
ton OF over Ss1J,OOO.

WASHINGTON. jan. 4.-Clapp, the Public
PRIMER, has sent to the Appropriations Com
mittee demand for a deficiency appropriation
Of over 5000 His demand is In the shape Of
a printed circular, and contains table giving
the amount appropriated at the last session for
printing for the respective departments OF the
Government. the amount consumed during the
year, the average per month, and the amount
required for the remainder Of the year. Inc
last figures are obti by multiplying the
monthly aver, re by twelve. The only item thus
far examined Is that for the Supreme Court.
Ciapp asks for s2O,OOO to do the printing for the
remainder of the year. The Clerk Of the Court.
through the Chief Justice, asks for $1,000 only,
Just half the amount asked by Clapp. II the
other department. are estimated tor IN the Ike
reckless manner. Clamps rascailty will be pretty
effectually disclosed
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AUGUSTA, Me-, J N. 4.-Gov. Common was In
ausurtsa this forenoon. and read his annual gc
The Governor that the debt of the State
Quoting the amount of the snsing fund, t5yl ST.
amounts 10 t5.l29loT. lie estimated tia, tax OF
three aud onetOurth mills the dollar will meet the
requirements ~ the ensuing year. lie says thai the
substitution OF impris for life Tor the death
penalty has not been followed by increase OF CRIME
Toe amount of dep )sits ~ thr sixty Wa.
9th OF November last t25slS,5Hi 10 ot average Of
1870 for elch de DosOr. since 1919, SAVING, BANKS
have become in-olgcnt, tn &c others pend
81 payment Twenty mics Of railroad have been Quilt
ne. n lst We
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-05
The Abduction and Marriage of n Child.

Herman Keller of Bergenline avenue yester-
day complained before Jus Ice Gerlich Of Union Inn
against Mrs Annie Hund whom he charges with hav.
ing entice1 his thirteen yearod daughter from her
home Keller SAYS that about i've weeks ago Mrs,
Hund ana the child Bertha ask d hi. permisslOn Tor
bertha o. acc ulpany Mrs. Hund to Iuckerton y. j.
Keller refused permission, hut the daughter a
nied Mrs. Hund notSt standlng few DAYS ago Mrs.
Humid returned 70 Union I'M and srid that thu child
Bertha was uisrre Mrs. Hund admits thst tue otll
eompaped M u luCkertOp, ana that she married
On The 10Th OF Dccemper u Que Clean she denies
that she .Oo the chd without her fathers consent,
adding that the marriage the result u love. Tue
cill1 told Justice Stceinan, who performed
rlaxe Ceremony, INIT she Was sew nteen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-05
SOME WASHINGTON TOPICS.
The Eighth OF January Conventions In III,
Western states.

WAsHISGTON, Jan III the Rad zeal leaders
expect tina there viii be any niiscrset sc ion TIE
part OF The Democratic Conventions which are csl.od
In the Western State to meet on the stu OF January
hey will be dis. pnoiaied. The programme has ben
laid down Tor tncse popular assemblies, ad the only
tang bat Wal Ice done Ail b. adj ptlOn Of rsuii
lions anrlnng nc benef OF the Dcmocracy that Iacn
ana HeudlcRb AaYe been erc Il, ahl declaring "a ir
turrese 10 urge tie employment Of eVt - cOnsiitu
tunh means % secure an hoArt ahd fsir count the
eject Ura votes. COMMITTEE, not Ncce4ln. tnpl-
hrfr. ~ D. ompo ed u tie mp,i at nfu-. ut ia
the respective state, Viii be- appointed ~hch viii ne
known As Committees OF Correspondence and Fu0.ic
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seven IINrsjn Peril.

'ohh heehmah OF 3G flrsL avenue drove his
,N'tA VAN rush tAr.ugh tie Hunters Point
"'3 gale at 10 o'uock on Wednesdly night.
"'4' "as JUS. moving out, und the ferry
use ''p'ycts shouted and ran before hls
'"' "'' ".'l ~ inform him OF hs dagger Beck.
h. .' H'l D., anl ils lrsss plugged OF The icy
i. iN' hNfi rs rtrlklus on the ttnrA II the Goat
- is.i- rIet tir polo OF the tlri-h III
III ~ W ifti r NiY out thr hNTs. Zen INTO the
H. A'l "',r ~ Hi. n. 1ne Rdte at eldlut- Or ced
no., az ~ 90. inr lo fille io H0t ..v n llyrs,
I'h lirte l'dits, tno Children, and Two men IA
r. 90 10. Log al -triuc 10 bc az, u nj IA To- b.
.N' ~ me tl lsn iciui. Lc o0u!I rea. lzt his
IVA 'r.utr- ami danger, $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-05
College Dclegnres in Convention.

At the fourth annual convention of the Inter
ColeSilte Association. In the Fifth Avenue Hotel, yes.
leriay Eugene Prayer Of Clrnell was elected Presi.
dent; Henry vcghte ~ Rutgers. Vice Pr sllent John
kranu orihwe,iern University, secretary George
W. Col gan OF ST. JuhLs treasurer. The trustees
Executive COmmi,te OF fL-t year we're rtt lected.
reaier no college can be United to tne assocat
except by the yDie OF amaJprty Of the con ges
pusn- the ds.OcItiOn, nnd cacn college will pay an
annuIl fee OF 100 NJ olson AMI Wesleyan Uulver,ltes
ere admitted TO the cialOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-05
MIX md Winter.

Twenty-eight indicted milk dealers were In
the General Sessions yesterday Al but four are
bers Of the defensive society that they have formed
fight the Board OF Health aud action IN their
deferred until the supreme Court reviews the case
OF Daniel Schrumpf, VINO lately cu1vlt ted. The
nneH n they are feate IN the end viii he $50 eacn
with ten days Imprisonment. Franz on ger OF id7
second stree, Jsms A. Mullen OF ~ suffolk street,
George schaeier OF 300 List sixth street, plesIei
gu anu were nned t5J eacu. without impri
Elizabeth LeD, OF ia Wilct street. MAS nned uuy g.,
AS 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-05
Witnesses 10 he Arrnisned for Con,cmD,.

WAsnINGTON, jim. 4.-Alr. barnes. the man
ager Ut the New Orleans Western Union Telegraph
once, VIII be tIraI-n az tAe bar OF the House to-
morrow for alleged contempt OF ia authority IN de.
clini tpuelr ocfore the Morrison committee ana
producing cct i.u kilograms. lie Wl b. accoIup iuleI
" g. +, L1"rtY ecu isrl.
hf. lurn p the telegraph oreratDr at Jacksonville
ot gou, Wiz lu q Co.. nrNtr que tiOur before "a.
aior M.fto4E eoud.itt csy. NJ ,,nult answe them,
l~0in 1,s,' a., drs II iy.t ele y, s1
49, lhd ile ,uNa OF size western q ION Trogrupn
tounAnY lir fiu.p De Won lrr.n r auY mont
llsatlS4s. "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-05

YASKToN, Dakota Jan. LA the United
States Court yesterday John Mccall. convicted II the
murder OF via Bill" sentenced by Chi.f Justice
shannon t. he hanged the 1T ~ March. The case
VIII be appealed 10 the supreme curt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-05

AUGUSTA. Me-, Jan. 1.-The Hon. James q.
Blame was nominated IN Republican Legislative eau
this ning for the tn United States
Senate and 9so Tor the full term ~ six years begiL
ning March L. 1877. Both Nominations were made by
auatinu auld display II euihusia,in, very
Of fhr 100 m nbe esent rising hen the Que,.
tiln submitted. his IN tue nrst time that H.
date Tor Initel states nitor,hp IN Name was
nominated ~ anltOn his irrt ecc Ion, and
exceptional m taUd selected special and
phatic compliment TO Mr. Blaine. IIis name pre-
scuted to the caucus by Gen hvne President ~ the
nate, secOndo by Mr. Neal Speaker OF the House.
ana vUrll euio stic speeches made, adflt uu
ny leading members OF both branches VI the Lcgsls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-05

COLUMBUS, Ohio, jan 4.-Oyer one hundred
prisoners at the penlteniary are sick with symptoms in
dicave Of pols n An investigation Of the subject
developed nothing cxcepta surmise that the sickness
wss caused bv eating bread compounded OF certain
KIND ~ baking pow Ter when had been hand for
some time. None OF the cases considered serious
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-05
The steamer Newpor, sim Ashore.

NEW HAVEN, jim. 4-Tbe Fail river steamer
Newport Capt simmons, one OF the largest steamers
plying on the Sound. stil Hes In this haibor stuck fast
On the beach. About twenty-five passengers remain
hoard. Ihis afternoon the steamer Traveller Of the
New Haven line went down to her and began 20 take
On freight she st At tnis york and II Is hoped that
by the removal VI freight the Newport will b. suClcu
~ ghtened 10 rOat Al hikh Naer at o'clock tom r
ro~ morning. che lies easy and Is not known to have
sustaineu any damage. Ihe Newport went aground
OWNS 70 the piot mstaking buoy from which tie
had rubbed Ou PANT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-05

Judge McCIe yesterday. In BROOKLYN, granted
an absolute divorce to Mary Hslner from Albert Hat
bert. AGED y. clerk ina Sew YORK The test
mony before Referee Birket show.d that the defend
ant had deserted his family for Daisy Wari The
wife Intercepted some OF the isttes ana usc N m as
TESTIMONY Ia the divorce ut OF Moves Palmer, super
intendcnt Il the Maple q Owe Cemetery against his
we Kachac Tor dVufce, on the grOnui Of adultery
win one A. traham. OF the Eastern District. Judge
Me,ue has refused 60 allow decree OF divorce 10
Il lafl In the court
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-05

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. AT 10 a. NJ. the state
Senate organized by the election q T. H. buchanan In
dep ndent principal secretary H. ID. slater. Demo
crat. as assistant secretary, anu Richard Hucnngs
pemocraf, doorKcsper. Senator Major, In depend.
ent. Notrd Win the Democrats, sNing. tneln 20
To "a tpuDlc votes. Ihe House Gle, td john over.
me- or OF Jcnnlnss county speak After The ORR III
zIton tOth II. u,cs adjourned al 4 " The cover.
nor not be delivered uutil Tomorrow
and the Inauguration Will take place On Monday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-05
KeaaeInl lhe .nInlle- OF rorcIrn Mln,-,rr..

WAsHINGTuN, Jan. THE amendment frered
by Mr. Holman M tu lloue to-day to le Consular ana
Diplom uc Appropriation OH provides tlat On and
alter June 80 lsiI the salaries OF knyoys Extraord
nary ann Ministers licnl uHnlilry to Greet Britain
France, berIia y, ant hursil rhaii tloNOD rac 10
IN, Ats tia llah. Itall McAi,p, i..u a. Il , nj "a
10000 raChi Miitrr Re llrut To u GUN Io Notl
ertnd., swed "a AID AOlNay Tureey, Ncnozur -
ilaWaiiin l-iaAH, aul the Argentine k,puhu 90 900
each; 10 tnt C"ntr Am rcan atates, to reside M tuc
uar" In nv Oi s4i - a. the President mo direct
ny U anu LDNrla. a GOV eael
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-05

AT the meeting OF the Board OF f,eeholdcrs OF
Hudson county. \. j. last evening. Director Hlsi,d
submitted an Npanaton defence OF his conduct IN
relation - thc Harrison sWnile Il was ordered
o. the mnutrs- Slxut the Freehulders v0tcd AK LIST
lis rtCcpuu ana the pttrtur m addressing the neu-
hers not IN tine KING, declared tAa hr regretted that
tn'A misuu irr,toud nis motives. When nc Sat Gown,
tear ricklcd down his tace.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-05

The taxpayers Of the Fourth Ward OF Ho-
boken last evening In mass meeting arragned the city
Government for It's extravaganza and demanded that
there be reform. The Chairman. Matthew Conkliu,
sald that mere was RING In the city tnat must Dc over
thrOwn. picmbcr Of the Common COuncll wAs men
Toned VITO had Oeen 50 constantly intoxicated rs to
unnt to perform his dutes. IL charged that nOLey
recses ly and useessY expended, ana thai live.
we're lost through maaral diseases that brought
on py stagnant water in streets that he city officials
du not
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-05

LANSING Mich, Jan. The message Of Gov
Bgley 10 the Michigan Legislature declares that tho
Lake Shore and Michigan uthcrn Railroad have
eyad taxation by underaGatiun Of their property
Ia THIS SAFE, aud cstimtc5 amount IN arrears az
i-n UOJ. He recommends that sais Uv ins.ltuird to
recover the amount Tor the ~ te 4sury. The Gov
crnur also recommends thr simpuhc .tlon ~ HE IN.
rurancc policies. the adoption uf the nOnfurfciture
.yst, M, snd tnt aDrogaon nf tue clauses refusing pay.
nen of poccs IA cases u death by Insanity suicide
ora
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-05

The New York Wuman's Suffrage Society at its
monthly meeting ~ evening thanked the Rev. NJ See
~ Newark for taxing the stand he IN defence
hc attempt uf the lr -iytcrs 10 exclude women rom
the luinsty was a. id'e and III lie tie attempt
pt Mrs PtrtlnStpn in sweep ut The rising tide Wih
broom. The exc u,lpn OF hlss Beya A. Lockwood
from practi-lns urior' t.c Supr me , urt Of the
Uuted Statcs snh the curt OF q luse sho Is
wonan. was AlsO ne suulell " IosulutlOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-05
Three thousand Miners on Strike.

PITTSBURGH Jan. 4-On Wednesday commit
tees from the coal mines ia the Mln-ncld district the
parishes On the Allegheny Valley Railroad aud some
localities on the Penn'yyanit RAJ rad waited upon
the operators, aud sad hat lclr alsgris had decided
ON asAlus tufcc CCAs per tu-hci llr dslHg tIe sd
vance TO DE- pad from mat in. m. The operators
cncd t. pAl the ADVANCE and Glrottl that ulnes
be closed. The number OF men Out II ABOUT 5000.
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Going Out with the Oid Ycnr.

The remains OF the R-v. DIR. Jared Is. Water
hurry WHO died oa sunday, the last day Of 1870, IN his
77.h year, were blrici N Greenwood Cemetery yeurr
daY, from hi late osilcuce NJ "a Hanson place Dr.
Water ury va a Prcsbftrri n Clergyman, and wa a
mlnht,r Tor nearly sky years he missOn-
try IA BrOukNn, com ctcd witn the PlrsD,trTnn
Church whcA Hfterwarl became the BrOoA IN ADer-
nacle under DR.. lalu,gr.
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When John Guwan went on Wednesday even
Ing 70 the rooms tAat he hal moved nto that day. lac
found MS wfr lOtlnn blns dc IN corner, AMI up.
posing II ~ T." n ofH 10 disturb the remains uut a
NroNtf hid seen thcin, ne aNAted the arflYn OF
~ IN se iuhct unaries Tie bly stu lay where lt Aa
f~hen tncnty four hours brfure.