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HENRY M'LELLdNs BANKRUPTCY.
Lawyer Crosby Explaining How he Got the
Disputed Notes from Mcclellan.

In the application OF Charles F. Crosby Of
the law firm Of Fullerton. Knox 4 Crosby to
have the discharge Of Henry Mcclellan from
bankruptcy annullcd. because he had not in
cluded two notes for 81 800 each. held by Cros-
by, in his schedule Of liabilities. ana had nc
cordingly obtained the discharge 10y fraud
Register Winslow yesterday afternoon took tho
testimony Of Mr.. Crosby The notes which Mr.
Crosby holds Mr.. NJ I"llan claims were fraud
ulcntly obtained by W. j. Roc "A curbstonc
broker who WIS nltnrward sent to Sing Sing
1r son Tor seven years.
Mr.. Crosby fled that he didn't know that
li"r was u thief or n sharper when he took the
notes. lie found on inquiry that Mr.. Nj Inllan
WIS responsible, and he took the nOt,s. There
WIS no money consideration raid. Mr.. Crosby
rav" guarantee to the prOprictors of the ~.
Cloud Hotel for ltcss board for three months
ut $500 month. He also WIS to pay some fees
connected with the inspection Of some mort
gus's and he agreed to render professional
services 10 the iull amount of the notes He had
previously rendered somc services to Roo in a
claim which hc rrufossrd t. have against Loon
ard Jerome for tI5OODO He thought the notes
To be- worth S. 900. When he learned that No
l"llan had burned the notes. he hurried to the
Cedar street Off -, and there had an exceed ny
~ an Try interview with him. He told him that
ne would have him arrested II he didn't give
him new notes. Mr.. Rec and Mr.. Mcclellan sub
s.qunly called AZ his Office with new notes.
Mr.. Mcclellan said that he was too impulsive
and was sorry for what hr had done.
Ihc examination was not concluded.
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GfRBiGE sCOWs IN 4 STORM.
A Voyage thnt hns Very Deep Interest for
New York City'- sanitnri.sns-

On Sunday night the Street Cleaning De-
parimcnt had % 900 loads OF ashes and garbage
10 remove somewhere. and decided 10 dump il
into the sea about two mn south Of the red
buoy. FlD five Italians were employed under
ranEman \. J. Birdsall. and tho refuse w,ls
shipped in five sc0w- and these wcr'' tow'd
inm tir department Wharycr on Monday
morning by VI. the tug NJ. Caleb. At 10 o'cock.
the scows beng opposite Conry Island a squad
came up and the Captain of the Caleb found It
impossible 10 ret ont Ia -ca. II" tried 10 make
for COMFY Island hiy; hut the wind m reused
ana tAy tux un4 -eoMS b',tasnr uir,N - unmHnng"-
aui". Iu'n tAr main huwSrr snapped. tout TIA"
tug managed. with mu'h difficulty. Ia pick up
tlc SONS. not. however, until they Wtr. all out
side Of Buoy rs. and in imminent DANCER Of
beng caps Dsd. the Italians were greatly
frightened and were w.t. through, iqr the SEA
dashed over the ows iurously. Having STE
cured the ) 'OWs. the tug tried Ia return. put IN
tho gale sh" could not max" hcaiway. TIL"
strain az length broke the centre timber Of the
Sow third from the tug, and the s,ycn.inrh
hawscr between the last three Snapped. Then
they drilted to sra
One Of the -cows was sinking and the sixteen
n, "a IA her deck etood IN water 10 their WA sts.
Tho taIrh un.-i.+d asI..iHi ~ distress AMI blew
b. = wh -t'e for rrlloi Three tugs. the Graft
tut 20. the Nroiut. and Oh" Miiilam Burris AZ on -
point q tnrrh lows toward the oN-, and the
tlN.ui lYs on tine ..Ai Ga n n just boz for" the
sow Mrnt fo "a" hu'tuNi. TIE lurr- ulrnu-
wa ice ifli|n fast 20 iuN ilNr SOW. ana lowed II
into GoManus ny ln"o lattud after several
un-4 rs-iN4 ~ iriS, liaA" iasi a. il" Nlri r Nv
N..''. A. rNuis -irhlu-, uul { WIS inwsi tn
iN o. s., ~. lIe 't.'n took the others 10 the
j. .f.. i..-i 5 went .nfI street.
a., 'ntl IS 90 y .il'.s $500 '-''r'iny' You
7n' tNHt tha 81 .ni. MIS- D>.f are aga INST us. We
ftN' nn uiarr Too ui t'0- rfiu-r ,AtrItlng into
tI.-. .Oui n ~ lnr, DANGEROUS ~ times to DO
90 Tnr department + riw.'n Two fires. on
anl 'u thr uturr u.rr 10 "a distant N 'ssurr
tor u- lo remove H.. Whrr.f - urA' SATURDAY
withrr is ial what shah N-do So III the dirY
il slavery 'rouS problem, ana u my Np.n IN
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Transactions yesterday at thr Exchange COM
pris,d executors sale, by
A. II Muller suu--une four story hlek house. " ia
lot 25Ns o. 40 az West rWtnt' trd street, south dr
800 ioct east eff seventh avenue, $4,000
BY D scaman-iwo our-story brick tenement
houses front and rcau with lot a5Nlu33 No. an9 East
1rtccnlh street. north SIDE III eet east OF Avenue A.
$500
The following property was also sold under foreclosure
Thre lnt. each .iNlIh, uu tlr cast ADD 81 Iiuli uN'ut,
~! icct uol Ninety fourth street tui uuc ut. .lN
10 = on ilic north sdc of NuctNWlu street. 100 oct
cast of Third avenue SI,uN Oue plot, 1850, the
west side OF Madison avenue, +1h l,rt south of tuA.
ishth street si2l Onriuut story brown -tunc huu~.
with lot l1HN~', on the east side of l"Ninsiou
avenue. aHH north nj FortlVth street, s-tiiNs g.
planuh one house. with lot ~ luN~p the
hor,A side ol Twenty eighth street. son ret west
seventh avenue elVa IN pauilh one plot ol hand,
10 2Alug ., ON Flitl aNenur SOUTHEAST co"r OF Ei.hA'
seventh street Sdiot to plniuun Two hNc story huck
hulsrs with plut 1OAltp ON the north side OF FtN ninth
street ?U ictt east o Eleventh avenue. s21pyp one
story brown stone house with lot II aX H. the
south sihc o l2Il street, lSl eot east ol SIKH avenue,
SSu.D TO ainun one house, Mith lot 2JNu2 2 ON the
north sl u seventy fourth street. l.J ivot Ave.
nue ~ 500, 10 lGalNuA Ono threebtory blek house,
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The Coroner R~urcnt No Further rubiI-
city The knIre Was u AN Accident

Il don't want To- bc interviewed tonight"
said Coroner E'l'neor. d" Come 10 the inquest
tomorrow and you VIII hear il ALL
The Coroner Jukiugly added that he had not
seen any Of that $4,000 yet when he got it
he would make a diyNy while the Coroner
k"cp- his own counsel ~ To the now evidence
To- hr pro IN cd to-day AT the inquest. it is under
stood that thu Deputy Coroncrs who are trained
physicians. are agreed that Orville ID. Jcwcu
did not commit suicide.
At the adjourned meeting Of the paint and oil
men IN the Offices Of c. +. Reynolds 4 Goa Of
loo Fulton street. Mr. Eaynold- said he had re-
crivci special request from the family that no
further publicity should b, given 10 the matter
Accordingly no resolutions wcr" reported 10y
without taking further acton " Al. can say
Is. said Mr.. Raynuli- Ia the reporter. that II
II deemed advisable g. postpon" further nrtion
uni more definite knoWl"dg" - obtained"
Coroner Ellng'r having taken tho who'll"
matter INTO his hands. said Capt Pruy. |
hnN' nothing mora 90 do W4;h IT, hear from
men in ul. cutlery iu'. that tu" knife found in
tn ut'k ON d" ind i",u ground ana t@9Nr,ri.
nn MUST have bacon go .N.'-t w. Nar~ old. II p
"a sort oi imported Anii" u.s. "i hN. ~pur,snen. ana
not now soid n TIA" II res here;
II douut 10 ANY of Or,llle H. Jewrtt's kinsmon
know man bitter thun dii, snid q gentleman
at Drltn0niro's yesterday. H. didn't commit
"a Iir. aud b.. was NO moro insane than am.
| saw him "a few days before hl- death. and he
iolt lu" hr VS. glad 60 sct out of business. lie
iuy. ylu know. and, beng an old soldier. IL
wruV'ry natural Thing for hum g. strap a re-
NNlNtr .lINuul Ai~ vast to protect himself uu' Il
70 should Doe safely dnp0-ltd. II j. WAS MT am iu-
t.mpffat" man, b" Wns an aistriuipus man
lie has often declined wine M my table. ant NJ
his hous" have on n had "a 20 out for "a drink
when | wanted H. H. wits man OF deep rr.-
rlou- f'.lll.-. too. and II ISM likely he would
haV, told li, on his dtathb,L II" said 81 the
friend who held him in his arms: II wis AN
accident lte said that iwio" shall AWAY
believe he tlid tho truth. The SCOT 10 the room
proves Ia my mind that that grenade rolled n
the mantelpl"~. OrVlle was d"votedly NJ.
tanhed a. his wife, and seemed 10 look forward
with ~ H-urr IN long respite from lu-il, ~
nlrns. IL. md l.lINnl M cnlns AhrnMN.I
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FINANCIAL ivD comngRCrfL


TUESDAY, April Up. M-Ihc STOCK tx
change opened dun and unsatisfactory. with
scarcely a rinnlo in any NJ the sn,.inItins with
the exception Of Western Union and the coal
roads Up To midday, Of the stock sales aa,l,re-
,..,i,,.. a., 400 -. -. 80 o,, - ,
sulns 'iooo shar's' over '3'ooU were recorded
,,,ro ti,b, ,,;hrn,i,,, b,rri,, ho,,,oo rcs.n.-t,
Tor western union' ana between 5b@~3'4;
while Delaware and Hudson ranged at ~ al
rv,r tl,.r, VA sbrn ,' rni u,,"n th,, NnrtH-
Wi .rn rnrn1r,,ii"ms puI "A r"'n,rsI J''iimo
followed. whirh resulted in a h'tt"r ,iistrihuiid
N"rtpw stern or l1u., Tram n fl" ~ nnI TO-
preferred from tNtn ar Isl Paul common tirup.
nine from / 7 tn ID th,. nr,f.rrsJ f., a. at,d
nvnn Union Pacifc was 1 e cent lower at 81
v,b ,ho NM, ,i,,, ~ IA r l, b,', ~, M
MN ,,,' u'"I,, "' m ','
her Of sion orders carried down th,1 tri,', a a
cent lower. il also annrnrt tIni SOM nnrii,s.
who suffered s,,vrrrlv Inst week under tlin sul.
Mr s Snn 2l grHs op r@mann onh farhc
s 81 rum On Ion. nfis 'S o s%s "a, 9
should be- as ,1 y uI as the othcr there NH
d. iN"ly umr IN thr market n ,iore tie week
shares have moi been fa,orit . among money
lenders for long period and were accrpird
WIN iniA'd ,9llnt r"ls 9nly rom courtesy ihry
cxorbitant margins are Demand d. Before thu
lri...4 il,.k Island n4lxlu. siut. T., \.rtft-
T., - 49,, .,',,,'.,, t .''.,i A. 90, ' -, =, ~. -,
=. ~. - q, 'ti.V - " 1870 ~,
- 'hi "l - .io'k. w. nlHIk,i hE'iih r.d.l,d,
'fiN IN exception nf NNst ru luNN and Lake
Shore. both sto Is beins stnlv to firm. New
York (nufrul ruulspl at ~ .nAili ,Gll1l.
T., fo4 -97' ~ witch H. .l,,,ar. T,.l"u,,,a ',,J
H. l''''-' 'i Nhl'h ''ulWtr'' ,.t'NNNhiiA "h'l
VS. I'm, rrpr resented OHM; western tnlrn.
n'NNp. Lax shore, lN.!ud. 10 Island, II $40.
= 4W York Central. | I uf. 81. pnul 600: do pr,.-
inrred 5fn: NOr,hwretrrn Sfri. do nr,.-
f.,r.I ,u. N..bf.,..,, .f.,.tr,.i r Inn. II H..
- r. q" !, - ',,'I,' -
WhT' ,Hhb huuS'h, t'0fp' i'4ih' Nhl. ZbOp.
NrW Jersey central. lhN. thrfgo Burlln -tNn
and tJu4u.4y SliI. Morris and l--aN 1.iil. uIlu
Ptrli. 500: Ontoa Harlem and Wabash en- oh
lNt, ir, p,r't,,. ',,'t ,',, H. ,l,'.r .',,i' nu.
49,. a ti.., - TO- ~
AtANlt a. anu, racine l'i,EI,yl, llt' Nuiiuls ~
press -. American. T.. W .lI~- Fargo, 10. liz
nous Central loo. AMI Fort WAYNE. 40
rn. ,r,.lI ,purl...t u..utr ttts..f.. .tt.rti1,,
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NEW YORK tn -'lay. April ln.-nnccpts Of
ht'At> WNft UIlN dtH lild- - hNnU. ii thUtt
mo- traiH No. f'n. INtN. .l f' rI.r 900 fin condition
OF tic marA'tur DO p.r- Dressed hcri wa. raely
active att st"c C. D. i1f common 60 prime native beef
.lIN~
EtNiff-o .aisr. were - head The supply July
equal n fhr tDuand. Nni Tire market clos 4 weak At 10
~ p. .Nr toI'uun e. prime N,n- with lew extra
calves SOLD 10 Re- ~ ~ dressed his Wrr, 600 limited
dom me- ~ 'slp, C. 30 ios common 60 prime, and io'sS
IL for Ntra.
Eee,Ili~ ui sheep and i4mh- were loads. fot
head Tho drmand "a. g.. Hri tlU transactions were
HANGED lIIsH-. Flr fu irim .il.sU ranged from
g. to- a. m srrnt iffi 'ves ~ moderate request
Sss7 hcnd Na~hIn-fuu MARKET it ole report dull
ifadc at ,flN e h Tor common 90 prime carcasses u
dressed mutton
Eecclrt.U swine werr ~ car load. containing aast
hos. including ,ar lfs 900 sale alive. but sold be-
tore 'thlu-v i,r~s iH--,i hn-, wore ~ demand ~
o.. $50. !. r, aud a. f.i li-s
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SUPREME CouRr-C qAMRrRs. ~ Nos SO. ~, 192,
la1 s, iu les 40 III ~, 2ul. 30, rs, "a 2d -,
M 9Ni .tN
stretSi oorw- srtcAl rrWs-Nos No. 2i7 ial. 2i-.
2lH ~ go ~. 800 .in al 90 ,'- 49, -tsi -nl -f,
a- i~O .Ti Ia. ..~. -eil. e. -.'. .~I -~ii
srrRFNt corsr- CiRcru-lart ~, A.n 2na, lt-7,
y, -7 2sf Hluf. 81 1885, ~ -, Al's. 80 i -'. 'i! is.
~ ti.b .7iN i-t al77 41-a ir' ,- .l-1 1--i Port
ii -ra-e ou-Nu lUn Part III 40, LIS. -.r-'' ers,
i.i7 1927 S2l. 1911 a.a, VS. a. s-ai, sS's Ass,
alHl. l.a-'v llha. 2f'i, +aIi, 4"tt 2,li
SiIIiIll tN 90 rlttiA lthd NN' U.s. 80, 81, II, -,
- ~ a. Demurrer Sos n. L. 3 q
surfMoH coum-rRiAl rlm -.rer Nos i72, a7s
7Ii mo- llt~ $50 SOL -. ~. ~ lrt' 1854 -,
INA WO ai3 sol ~. 50 iil 5~l, iuH. ulH, ~ +l,
~ Part H. 500, htu's. til Nit NN. So go nh,
ai7 a'6 l 30 5il .hi 'pi lprf iI, GA. iiiis. l-N
al bu7 -. an. ~. -tI Part III Nns s" ~, s-3
Al NiA no $50 49, 49,. lnt~ lnh, l,n3, lull iHn.
i.i2 lua lOii, 1855 lo'" lu72 o7i, 1919, 1910 u'7
iu7n
tovSos rlr~-Fern Trm-Nos 10, 81, H. %, II.
CoSaos rms. TerAt rrRs-rart Nos 1909, go
ITO NO MOI nm uni lois, l.lI, SO lls, l1lN In
iail ~ lai, ,iS lis ga, 2bi. 047 Sa~. jS hlA
ist $50 az lGA uif, 80. HIS 7p2. nv llul. lt~
~ H. I2ip rart Il-Nos 40. H.i7, 40. Ui, ~ lVl7
eli 100 tx, 7.M III 7.p' tiW. l2a 7iu 1857 8i. a.
1911 ~ NO 1850 l71 5S7 lOD l75, Part III Mos
~ no l27a Gs 40, i-,s, 1858 looi, l2i7, 1862
ITa5. IlsS l2ui, l3ON llIS
M,rlvr corrr-TRAl rrW Part Nos 2Nlq Gfsi,
slu6 blt9 ass, npi2, 7-io 6lla, d7nr 77Gn rl'T.
5at6 $40 si~2. SlsS Fart II MOT UllA sll7. iuh,
A2ll SKI jijH l3,S s2i3, 1913 sa6 diSi, $3.50 sidI
SI4p nrri Fart III Nos 1tl2, saii sSji. 7ohn sOi,
25Y 5O,G 1907, $500 57o9, si2 332, 3ios i5jl. o2l.
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LIFE INSURANCE SECRETS.
sHEPPARD HOMiNs on THE DdNGER-
OUS POWER or PROXIES.
How W.. Thursor Made Himself rrcsidcut
OF the Mutuni Life The Modernt SALARIES
OF Oniecrs In the metropolitan Company.

ALBANY, April 1O.-Thc Insurance Com
mittcc met this aft 'rnoon and heard the tcsti-
mony Of Sheppard Romans. President Of tho
Prevalent SAVINGS Insurance Company. lie
testified.
rIoNc, arc ottsincd from policy holders with view
4 an' al, r,qn,;led 10 obtain them or ih. purL9-e
have no rishi T. rcluire proSe. A. condo, ration or
/" be- T.d When ,er@ is nn occe.ion u' lor , s'
n. "fie h a' Msn. o" one or W. iS" S Ss;c
ngn. majority ior The oners ticket THE opposition
e. are dangerous wnen lasting AN indefinite time
ORIGINALLY dcsened by the pocy norr " Who ,' gave awe
~ Mh,rs lroN,,s are hcld ~ grcat numhgrs IN the
power When the 'uuus OF stork company equals the
"wcd To vo 1cne"c Iat law prdlbt '4 hd V noa
mv :" PROXIES would I've very just There can hardly he
toollan pro,c. Or 10 .ecurc votes Nv commciiom With
thu Mutual ceased IN is7l aciuary ani nis,ihrr IN
l~'i idsHrproVe oi the manner IN which pruNt. are
gwen in crt-,,n mutual companies uunk they should
o. m''1I To- We p"rneular election tor winch they are
81 n,6 cc.r S,s an .nagG In nc, % IGSrr
Ham i W.a.. MITE r.rS y",y It't o"n1in
suuion- rucrc va. q case IN the WatGa ti'e
"sdrca p'oIic. and ' carncd an stcdon W. ~"
s,.n NJ, u.n ably g. l4i m nine new trustee,
nu- Nj Winston At that time va. only trustee No
n'mc. o., oc, 1oa e. so a., 4" o,m r">io,. csco"t
by aces, - The eomnamss book. which
know several instance. wher, a nsiorV Of mo stock
pS S' sur va tho SS''G Ss wsM :" s
" hc'nrdy Nicc,frc.idrnt ct The Mutual Lac. W..
ma ouiy Of The stock II was rcin.ured IN the Muiua
came ,a Ro~S,e MUTUAL Which b~ s.rwSrd Na.
swa.uw,d up IN the Guardian ln eNamnlnE IT, No..
foi Alcucy "Npcn~,s which seemed to be- -i.rciuu.
w''dr'wn ihr,g month. before the eon'oudAuon' A
g. Nr IIu.ied-I cannot NV that the Guardian Com
panI Wa rYin'l nN uhd management lhr nihcrf- hhh
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One Brutal Policeman Disposed or

Ofllcer Cleary. who brutally boat Mr.. George
Beatty in Brooklyn lev weeks ago pleaded guilty Of
h,e.Wi aia battery Yesterday. and was sentenced by
""i,h 10 sN lnunil, imprisonment IN the pen
va 2. ~ wa sent tl Raymond street jHil ~ await
VT auon W t' Grand Jury who are expected 10 hnl
~ hllonrht hshnsi Nm AssaM with into nj 10 Nm
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a Lunatic shooting Two Men and then Coni-
milling Suicide.

MoNTpFLIrR, Vt. April 10.-Ths afternoon,
Hiram Arhuekle OF East Montpelier shot George short
twlco eayn- hlm for dead went 10 the blacksmith
-h0p n M. lr0nrriul law, Gcorse Bancroft, and shot
nlW ihfnush 'h' arm while hr was shooting n horse
hANNrNit ran and ArhuCklc pursued. shooting him an
,i,r hN' H. amy ne turi uno through he head, Killing
Am Atlnr Nir then wont 10 ms house and shot himself
ut.ush ~ h,alt IT, b. believed 10 be insane Short Is
SUI awe, though lu Nuucal condition
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with lot. l6Sxio TO- the south side ian street
ZIG icct west NJ 1hird avenue <uu One Mot of land
iVuNi5O on the west side Washington avenue 100 tcet
.Wuh NJ Fletcher street Nurri-uiha ~ 90 One pus
1Nith on the west side ui Borran avenue 40 feet
NU'ii W THrl street S11i. aud plot, IOpxiDD. on
X ruai n,cnuc. northeast corner OF Wetmorc street
g. i4nuiu -"N~T
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The staten Island Liquor War.

rousing Temperance meeting was hold in
the Bethel Methodist Church AT rottiNille on Monday
evening Resolutions were passed sustaining tho action
o. the Rev MIR OldNke and Mr. Mundy In the Peterson
case Many gentlemen pledged themselves la subscribe
raised for that purpose ON the spot walker the liquor
s+d or selling liquor to her husband has appealed to
a.. A.
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striking Rack at the Temperance Folks.

Ex-Judge Troy has requested District Attor-
neg Bron 10 send to the Grand Jury the testimony in
the trial of William Weach for violating the sunday
liquor law in BROOKLYN lie says that the testimony oi q
n blanchard and John Adams shows that they cOnpired
Ia procure the commission 81 the offence knOwins that
they were procuring AN management OF ue law.
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4 PromIsInR PhXsIcInn,s Denih.

Dr. n. Gcrhardt Hutchinson, aged "A, Of III
South oxford street the OF Dr. Joseph Hutchinson.
Clinton avenLe, died yesterday afternoon Oi dhthorn
which hr contracted while attending the two thircu OF
Damo nuwn,y tx Registrar oi Vital statistics who also
died vi the some disease.
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Election In Patterson,

- AZ bbhe erection IN Paterson yesterday. Benja-
lln ~ ma. h'Iill an, Was reelected MAYOR by 80
majority The Democrats elected TWO Assessors The
Aldermen are equally divided.
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CampbeIrs Execution stayed.

NOV, iiLlktsBARhE, Pa. April l0-A writ Of error
f,or H. ,ui" ~. NguIi reached here today In time H.
tTs m' skecruon Of rhomas Campbell me cass win
''4'sled the mat Monday in May
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,o ulJnanndrlcd shirts, wamsuta muslin, linen
Johnston 200 G.and T. also AZ 9TH ay cvi 2Jn sL-Ade
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Eusin,ss Noit,s.

or all the gems "r the season that have been
tl f|- hats Cos ~IIIff i.lNs NNID that iur
ltsufN s'.I..fN N'N.N Boz f.N-. co. 4uti-
q. rg1li W poo nAiH INrti 30. 49, ENrt iil.lu. o III
=
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Use Onine's Tastcless Cod Liver Oil. with
Lame and Wlld Cherry, Sold BY druggists Depot,
BuNVry-iia
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FREEING SOUTH CAROLINA.
TIE BAYOvETs WITHDRiWN FROM THE
STITE CiPTIOI.
Chnmbcr iair Retiring from the Coptc-f nnd
SurrcndrrinR the state Property Ritter
Decentralization of Pre- sIdenf Hayes Action.

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COLUMBIA, April ~ promptly at IL
n "'V" '"' "'V'e N'u~ u'' WV
Of the Capitol and Mt the word OF communal
were mareh'd out OF me south d9or Gl inc
,at, ,.,,i, ,.,' a., e,..,' H., ,,.,,,, ,',,..
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tho r,,,ritv If whom .,r,. rolorcd Tho MT.
m'~' p"''' ""n o,"'' p',''",''" VII '''''''
of tho tr,,,s
Ex-Gcv. Chamberlain iseuod tho following
"uutoHs on I'urihNe lr'nl uiV '"h''s' lVI 'hc
Govcrnor-hip:
~ your choice WI. made Governor of this state IN
mH e w GU, '"e, 'thn !" ~. 'Nn Once NY I'W
A. fl,1f an greel Is, a., n,.n' d. i,l" al a.,ign
ion.cr 10 nintain NV OH, al rehts Win die rr,. Of
tnal succts. Hud h,u'N announce {" sou t org nn.
snncrinp nl.n thos' who mag n Annonn'in. ms
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ca struggle ior The maintenance Of ulcir poiH,ai c,h
LAWFUL ,o.rso the suir Won aih.d ,our.ciNe- with
,hHl "u,A larN WHO'S crnii 81 hrl h-iiuni rllh nlr
goo under NE ton'uiuu,n And law. Of oui country 49,
vi On chem hv uo,iic,i ,ccnci Aid lad, ~ ,u secured
q, electoral vote ul south tWohhi Tor llhi,s ah
Mhrrrr IN accom- l'hln. us r'nli you became in
di,, &" ,o,f n.n.lcr wrrc m9ntnd mcm~ lu'f ~,n
guaranteed Geo them O., the nation Won wcr d,mtd M
ias. sssr.e honest edo'5y hunted st you, me-;
nJ st, "'1sS ''v' "', ,n", W." S"' o ''"
'aS'n aid hfn G'icrmuHngn 60 'Nrf,i-
n-ht To trust. thatn %, such efforts establish. 'h'
, ",., -.it 'ma'i OF y"pr ou Al party 'n iw m't"n
W. 'n' t.l. W. 90 ". ln' sla.'' 'i, l.-' 81
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hreo houses ut Atlantic City. N, j.. owned hy
nh narluw were DESTROYED hN lire on Mundhy
T. Loss slUppl, insurance, $1,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-11

The following correspond a. has just passed
between Gov. Hampton and Nr. Chamberlain:
srAri os sorru r,ro'tsA. tNcru1r cn,sntr.t
tnitNhit. s q AUrl ~. t-t1
sint Hivinl learned thai va now propose Co. turn
n't fn rli il' fNtfNf' o. Nl'I f Irl- hNt
pll-r- belonging SEQ fho tNl ufltr Oinc, il Nuur
In-.'-,' hr- inform NNu thuti VIII send proit
onr'r 10 receive the same 80 amy hNur YOU uny lui, W
a. uio-i rnf rnirnf in yourself tu very ecuuy
Anfrt .f if .-tllAtt " snt iiAstrus. frrmuI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-11

There IL no excitement whatever. All par
tee sn"m 10 take the result 40 proper for tua
future welfare oi the Stat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-26
kilograms to The Star.
PRESIDENT IN BOSTON.
Grand Army Reunions.
RUS SlANS AND TURKS.
Hard Fighting in Asia.
SPRINGFIELD REGATTA,
GREAT STORM IN THE WEST.
Grand Army Reunions.
RUSSIANS AND TURKS
Hard Fighting in Asia.
SPRINGFIELD REGATTA,
GREAT STORM IN THE WEST
THE PRESIDENT IN BOSTON.
His welcome to New England

BOSTON, June 26.-The weather to-day,
which in the morning seemed to be the very
best for the Presidential reception, became
very threatening by noon, but up 10 that
hour no rain had fallen, TO the Satisfaction
OF the immense crowds filling the streets
named as the line OF march. Bunting nut
ters everywhere; business is partially Sus-
pended; everybody seems TO be out of doors,
ana the city wears gala appearance. The
marching here and there of bodies of mill
larry going to the rendezvous al the neck has
made the morning hoIrs lively. The distin-
guished visitors set foot on Boston soil at
the train reached Putnam, Conn when the
President received
HIS FIRST WELCOME TO NEW ENGLAND.
Being introduced from the platform aud
greeted IN the name of the citizens, short and
HAPPY responses, full of thanks were made
oy Mr.. Hayes, Attorney General Devens,
and Postmaster General Key. The DELAY
was Tor few moments, and the train rushed
on Until II reached Blackstone, Mass, where
a crowd had collected. and where, after a
welcome by one of the citizens and cheers
rom the poulace, responses were made by
Messrs. Devens, Key and SchurZ. Al Frank
lin another halt was made, aud here the
same warm greeting occurred, The President
and Messrs. Key and Evarts speaking i'm re-
ply. The train arrived at Highland Lake
Grove, in the town of Norfolk, at s:g5 aud
the gentlemen of the party al GIFTED for
breakfast, while Mrs Hayes and her two
nieces, the Misses FOOte and Plat. of Wash
ingtOn, in charge of Col Ohm III. Rice, OF the
Governors staff, came directly into Boston,
carriages being provided here to take
them TO the Brunswick for breakfast, after
which they were driven to the State House
10 witness the procession, and from thence to
The brunswick TO witness the grand review
The place chosen for the first alighting of the
President and his friends was selected in
order TO give him rest and quiet before Join
ing i'm the more demonstrative and weary
ing ceremonies of the day.