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The Portland daily press., 1877-07-23

WASHINGTON, July PIN response to nu
merous kilograms from the disturbed district
in Pennsylvania and from yarious officials
there was an info ri NAL consultation at the Ex
ecutlve Mansion this morning, and another at
the residence of Secretary Evsrts this evening.
1t was decided to place troops at once in Phii-
adelphla under command of Gen. Hancock, to
protect government propertv and nreasroe
peace. Mayor Stokely was teiegraphed to that
effect, aud also that when the proper call was
made by. Gov. Hartranft proclaim alton will
be issued as in the case OF West Virginia and
Maryland. The administration hope that the
Pennsylvania will be sufficient now to check
any further destruction of property and life.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-23

LIVERPOOL. Bark Grace Deering-513,24i feel
lumber, 15,475 pickets
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-23

THE STRIKES.
A Terrible Riot at
Pittsburg.
Twenty Persons Shot Dead
by the Militia.
THE MOBIN CONTROLOF
THE CITY.
The Pennsylvania Railroad DepOts
Burned Down.
Seventy Locomotives and Two
Thousand Cars Destroyed.
The Loss Estimated
at 100000.
All the Pennsylvania Militia Orr
.dered Out
AND AID ASKED FROM THE
GOVERNMENT.
REPORTS FROM OTHER LOCAL.
TIES.
THE STRIKE EXTENDING ALL
81 OVER THE COUNTRY.
The Portland daily press., 1877-07-23

Duly UOmestIc ReCe1pts,
By water conyeyance-1000 bush corn meal to g
LLAMA 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-02
4 SCHOOL IN 4 SWIuP.
The Live. Of Hundreds OF children and OF tAcir
Teacher ENDANGERED.

The health Of 400 children and their teach
crs is endangered in the Old school house at
fifteenth and Grove streets. in Jersey city. The
Catholics abandoned ii four or five years ago
and the Jersey City Board of Education pays an
annual rental Of al 900 for it, The building is u
cheap one--tory frame structure. having mar
row strips over the loinins places Of III" boards.
The paint is worn on. the line of the has" Is No
longer level the ieit-cOVcrcd roof Is sinking,
and seems likely 10 cavo IN. and the rhlnnoys
need constant moniing. The hool l. situai-
ed ina swtmpy hollow, and pools Ol stagnant
water surround II.
The Interior Of Tho school house IS rartitioncl
into six rooms. with no proper provision for
Ventilation The water of the swamp riS 's 10
the floor. and the ronus are always damp ana
iIl--mellus. When ia" winl blows gusts of AIR
arr driven through Ia" cracked and p'riurii"l
nlNring under tine teachers and IN" children.
When It rains n do2'n puts serve To rat n tn"
streams that run through the plaster Of the
ceiling.
The playground Is bed Of mud, covered n
places with several IN hes Of watr. TIE lat"
principal. Mrs. Wright. oonirTifrd rh"uwat SIN
and ophthnlmia, and other teachers have
uttered greatly. The children seem 10 DC feeble
and slckly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-02
ERIE RECONSTRUCTION.
stockhoidt~s Turning ~ Cold shoulder upon
the BondhoIdcrs' scheme.

The time for the payment 10y the common
and preferred stockholders of their assessment
under the amended reconstruction scheme cx-
pircd yesterday. Assessments have been paid
on only 5000 shares preferred and 1000 shares
Of common stock, and the time has been extend
ed to March 81. II is thought that not many
American shareholders will pay their asscss-
ments. but rather that they will go into the
courts and fight to the bitter end against the
foreclosure. The assessment on the preferred
stock is 80 and on the common Sc a share with
the option Of paying ~ and 81 respectively with
out receiving income bonds therefor. The
scheme embraces also the funding Of tho cOu-
pons of the first and second consolidated mort
Cages and the six per cent. sterling and the gold
convertible bonds. amounting 10 about $4,000
000 at par.
large stakeholder said yesterday: They
can continue extending the time for the pay
ment Of this assessment. but the day has gone
by when stockholders are going TO do this sort
OF thing for the benefit Of bondhodrrs. unit
some guarantee is extended that speculative di-
rectors will not sell their own stock short and
then make their own dividends Ivy running the
property in order TO cover their shorts, while
the bona ildc holders are not only left TO whistle
for their money. hut are also called upon TO
repair the mismanngemcnt which, purposcly
made. has ruined them 10 benefit others"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-02
LONG IsLiyD's RfILRoID WAR.
How Mr.. popperhusen Took the Control
from the Uavemeycr Family.

William A. Havcmcycr and Henry O.
Havcmrycr, administrators Of the late Albert
IIavcmcyer, have sued John c. Havcmcycr and
Henry IIavcmcycr for $4,000 damages. charg-
ing that they have mismanagcd Albert Have
meyers Long Island Railroad stock. Mr. Have
meyer owned 1.19G shares Of $50 par value
each. Ofthcse G.9j5 shares were owned by him
absolutely. and i,2il were owned by him in his
own name with the addition of trustee" The
entire capital Of tho company is G60O0 shares.
Prior to Albert Havemeycr's death in 1874 the
control and management of the company were
I'm the hands OF Oliver Charlck. but in April
1875 Henry Havcmcycr was made President OF
the company and John y. Havemeyer one Of
the executive committee.
pursuance of IL animation previously made
between them and the plaintilfs, the object
stock and of stock assumed 10y the defendants
to be owned or controlled 10y them, and until IA
n sale. to secure the election OF directors who
would manage the company's affairs in the in
tcrest of stockholders.
At the time there were two other competing
lines Of rairond on Long Island. which werc
controlled by Adolph Poppcnhusen. Between
these companies and the Long Island Railroad
there were very strong and earnest rivalry and
compctition and 1t was desirable for Mr.. pop-
penhusnn to purchase such an interest in the
Long Island rpad IA would enable him to con-
troll II in the interest Of his other companies.
John c. Havemcycr represented that the control
Of all the stock owned by the plaintiffs and the
drirnhhniS Shoul,i bc III tne iunuS Oh nlnlsrli
and his brother Henry. AMI on his pre- mise that
the trust shouldhr always exc 'utcd for the COM
mon interest. II wis ngreed that their stock
should To- combined Then "A majority Of dircc-
tors nominated 10y defendants. were elect
The plaintiffs then obtained nm acceptable offer
from PopIpnhuscn. hut the defendants pro-
fcssed To- be- disin'lincd t. soil. Then. on the
2Gth Of january. 1875, the defendants did soil To
poppenhusrn $4,000 shares. leaving out tho
stock of plaintiffs. the price realized being
srventv-nVc per cent. of tn par value.
The plaintiffs say that they have since learned
that while the defendants were protesting 10
cooperate. ana were thus preventing the plain
tins from atlng independently. they were
really arranging 10 pur 'hasr the tharlick and
other stock tn sell at the price Poppenhusen
was willing 10 give thus using their agreement
with the plaintiffs andthe trust rcposrd in them
to realize profit for themselves By their a ton
the control Of the road mt To Pnpp"nliu-rn.
and the stock fell To- ~ per cent OF the par value.
The defendants claim the difference between 40
per cent. and - per cent upon i,2il shares.
The case was before judge Scdgwick
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-02
CUBA'S FREEDOM ASSURED.
TIE HfJ7Nf GOyERNMENT BdNKRUPT
IN CASH, FRIENDS, AND HOPE.
No Money, md None to lie ad-sponinrds
Getting Ready TO Leave Disastrous At
tempt to Surprise the Cuban Authorities.

teupf % Surprfse the Cuban Authorities.
Nm =, RI. -. 49, b..
HAVANA, Feb. N.-EvcntS hero are last
fastening now TO the final crisis. ono universal
-, al. ~ M, -. - -.
kioWl ms INC ar IN" tr'asury ~ hopecSsy
bankrupt. and the inability to collect money Is
,n,or,,o oil tn Az noo nno Loo, ,,.lioh ,o,,od
- -, -, ' 49,
N'rS 'ule cash 10 inc Governments was long
since used up; both the civil list and the militia
rv my rolla , ra from, aV 4, nigbt rnon,ba In mr.
p'' iu''s a,7 '.,'. sN w. III "i-
r'"rS' for this sloVOVVvo lohh inc uoVerh-
ment made over to the leaders the total receipts
of all the Custom Houses Of the island; so that
,,,i,'.,. A.. -, 80. .',.'' a. ~ 80
a'nough inc lenders nave received thelr money
back. and in some cases at least ono hundred
pcr cent. bonus. This revenue ia cut of from tho
,mas,,a.' RI. ''. '''.'., % O n,, w
uo"'"Iy' MS c"'lho' pe cohcc'eu, oh Guy
property tho 80 per cent. tax on all incomes
amounts to conflscation. In the rural districts
.,a,,.a 49,. a, s',,, ~ '''o w -, IT'S
planters are demolishinR their sugar estates,
and endeavornR 10 soil or hire ont tboir slavoa
rva, n, tho ,rcscn. rli,a,, ,,r,,os n,,,,'. o..
i,,on :" ~ wv vscn. cAor prces rulhR ior
siusiI' w uiN,s eut up an pfont ana convert
mrn m' nn'oiS ih'o ncro managers lor inc uoN-
hn,', or,orscd ,,.i,i, s,,nt,r1. - al ..i,.t
o,i i 49, ~ 7 Il W, @ vi ili polti-
nt , =, ~, iiaiu u ,uilNcIs uslre
nii ny ~ 20 raiI' WhaleNcr Is rchll1-
XII thn nbauri r,.r,mrs a,,rcod IA, ,ba cosin,
obn,,t autonomy and ronrcssons ,rSn Tho h,o
Wr, ~, en- iru,,, .nc i2,n
,yor irnin, nni ,VnrS H., ,,us' ", Vy
~ UNI U'1 n iun w l,ui,hr'S ol nulli-
h IL , ~, VII ,1, Ill., iI %
n,,, "a, w, W., ~ ' in t, I m,iu ~,
U,n, n'lnlng Snort o, inn'.p"hnrnrr anu that
m ,Ii,,,i y, rW"cri'ss " war" Vi 'huepchuehcc
ny it ~ , ', 10, -, r,,,l, ., ,o ,i,, c.i h -.
th ind az .h W 71 ~ o ou, rp l .,'S r Nc.
,,,,,,, a., " h, H. -, w. ~, ~ LIE
ij"r ~,nrt imr"f svat,m nf tVn,i,n ,"
nrncseorv he ,hn ioi ,c.,iatgt,n ~ Inv ~
r.s,,ntutivns hero has nli,.nnteJ Lnr ,,,st l,,nI
sul,s II ,I i i''t NJ, ~; 10y i ~
sunnressai tnInv Snnin r,,'id nnt Nail Guhn
out,in,,r ,,,ar u"'' SPUN NVu'u hO' "O'u O"p"
A. to ih" lannon's connuoror ~ the carIists
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-02
LOOKS LIKE FORG ERY.
The Strange transactions Of "a Missing Bank
rupt Merchant.


.Iosanh rncns Of % Bedford avenue VIII
-, h.. -. ~ -.
liamshurgh' mas bc'h missing from MS nome
since Monday Of last week. and he IL sup
ros.d 4, Lnva nnd IN nvoid his cr,ditnrs
=,
IL" II Dealer IN lru'ts, HppnE'S, anu
rubber at 1856 Maiden lane in this city, AMI
80, -. -, ,i,,., al ,t..,,, nnnnn n
N"7 at "i' "''' WIN "''"' s''''''V' ~
was u native OF Bermuda. anu having never
been nnturuliycd he WIS unable TO hold real
es,a,, H. hons, ,,.s in lis vrif,s nonn Mr.
'S'""' MS H""H' was III ",9 VIZ "n'"'. NJ
Eues wns member oi 81 Johns NJ +. Church
in Bedford avenue. and until recently was "A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-02
Two SUDDEN sfPPEiRiNCEs.
Supposed Suicide OF the Senior Member OF ~
Great British Lumber Firm.

MONTREAL, Feb. 2s.-On Friday last,
Thomas MrDun. Canadian representative of
the great British lumber firm of Gilmour K
Co.. disappeared from this city. One OF NJ
Durs duties WAS to buy supplies for the army
Of men in the service OF the firm. The Gill
mours are old-fashoned people. and do bust
moss in an old-fIshioned. conservative way.
McDun had pcrcmptory orders not TO specu-
late with th"ir money. Tho story is that two
years hEo he bought heavily for rs" in the
rising Elg 'r t. repair his hundcr aud max
good the firms loss, he launched into fresh
operations, meanwhile dortoring his books,
aud thus keeping his employers in the dark.
The result of his ventures. il j. said IL Il def lit
of some $4,000. 1t is supposed that learning
Of the arrival In Montreal Of the senior partner,
Mr. John Gilmour, MrDufr became panic
stricken, and took the first train for parts UNI
known.
Mr. Gilmour took rooms at 81 Lawrence Hall.
u" Is a man uf some 60 years. and McDuns
hight scans TO have been a severe shock Ia him.
On SUNDAY morning he disappeared in turn.
ana, although tn" police and detectives have
made iillgrnt search. no news or trace of him
has yet been obtained. The theory is that tn"
shock Unsettled his mind. that hc wandered III
g. some out OF tho way spot. and there killed
himself
An unfoundcd rumor that Gilmour & Co. hal
suspended sent down Bank 80: Montreal stock 3
bus ln' -. having houses in London Glasgow
~. Johns. Quebec. Ottawa. Bathurst. and other
places. Ii would need a heavier delalcation to
shake H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-02

r.
~ IHuhSpAn. Mhr'n l.-r houh hND MhAi-,
mere was h-hll uuu anu N'.h miIh'i iuT nNF. 'Id
prices MGsrY iuiuurt ttu'euii not nuW,N'ri VIII.
out mucu HrvE","ilN PR illlhs a, .Hn H.nl moro
Y. Nv, NC p",w ''h'' ahi V-rln, Nul'l..N,.
epfvsf' '''. cNlih S,aici &C.. :, f'ss" Mcsi, n
sht,iN sW,sat 49, 90 anu NNN'
y, .l'f. ~ WINTER Nl'a, rNI's Nhh Nnhhr 'NiHN,
Nlrsao'ss,' &C" N anu NM. e. ',a@f0H! Miii' Ola
LOU. $500 fl, ~. ~ .Npiin- ~ -.
s"SV' southern mixers anu ilhiN ~ anus S'pp'tNN''
S,'uui'th snlyi- rN,I"f,, - '@F. -, ',lh meal
1911. 49, ninnni WIN. ~ ~, hte- hv"r,
- -,Hf'' hu.h Wh'h hvNr 4 i"'m ~ rtfN'@'
~ "a "Air wv , gui' Y l nn'1inh ull"os
- -. .''N ~ i'l'~ Ivl iM,.IN ulnN'if luDi. N.-
~ u, n'N ~, =" if a. cn-ih. s,y
~ 49,. ~ s'",En ~ ,oI 80, T., MaN'
- W." 'U' - go 'l. I.iN' 10 lpI Nu--l ~ 10.
XII u ~ u w., M " i * ~, ~, , hof NY nut;
snn ,,te. '"' b'V'"N'' N''''f'' W Wv Poits """y
,, ,av,; p,rt va, r,,hr c,n,o. ,,, ,o,,,
ia. ni lar ,, ai ~, =, ,, Vim w., ~ n, ,, ,
h.i AZ IL s,s n, ~, Xxx i,i,,,, ~, N. irPt w
IA. n ,.t i.,.'.,i t,i t.., i,,,,,it t,t
,,,, In ,' ,, i w., ~ ~, .,n, I'M ,,"" IN
~ 80, ~ ,rtt" ,,t 49,, ~. ie - 81 ~ M
VI ny "t'i. i" '..iN niii ~ ."t h.n,,
iii - ~, VI "Ai ~ , AZ a ".'s'', it'. ilp
..si -, , ~ eo i5i ,, III ""' , I't
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-02
Settling the Granger Cases.

WAsHrSGToN, March 1.-The United States
Supreme Court today decided the socalled Granger
esinvolvng the question whether the legislature Of
Minnesota. Wisconsin Illinois, and other Western States
have the right TO regulate the carrying OF freight and
passengers all the railroads in their respective States
The Court holds that the States had such power of
chi, Justice also rDad the oInon u the Court lnte ca"
Of Mum ii scott nst the people 0f the state of Illinois,
the principal Granger ease. Affirming TIE r-ht of the
STATE io ~ hv law TIE mnNnum of charfc- tor storage
o. yrniu I'm wHrhncs ~ Chicago nul other places in Tia"
state haNiuI ui a.- than isifp iuIui iiif~ IN eh
grain j. STORED 10 hulk, aud iu which the ernm Ut different
owners I. mNrd toy her cor iu which grain j. stored IN
such manner Tint ihc id0 niN of d' rent lots or par.
GELS cannot hr accurately t-nrNcd.H provided hv the
State law The rDur uNu ~ that thr law Is not
ntut To- the Clu.uln of the United states AMI that the
SlIie In. 4 % IT. .Il-l llIAuNas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-02

Nrw York. Thursday. March 1.-Receipts Of
bosNv~ today II loads. ~ head making l~l
sine Monday, asnn, AKA ior the corr .peniins ine
lat week Inc supply not large enough ucall ut
buyer. AM dc wa limited and vsfcur, dull. With
~ prices Ordinary 20 primo steers RANGED
tc To lie q NJ. 60 drus. tbcs,- N. TO the
aud few selected extra steers were sold ut ssll ~.
.. N To dres, - r>.
Receipts OF calves were go head masing 5ns since
Monday. against 49, tot the corresponding time lat
week. Prices tho reported yesterday,
ranging from ui,r 20 SO T. ~ with few VI the best
Sold up to lur. q n hut the feeling not arm and
the tendency was rather downward.
hccrIts of -heep were ~ car loads or i3IS heal max
Inv 40 since Monday 1888 Tor the corresponds
ina Time last week Prices iurer t. on traction. AMI
the market closed heavy at Hfa' n NJ ordinary
prime lots snall bunch OF premium wcthers, l+I 10
average. sold at traction otNt 30 :. N
Kcc,intr of hogs wD.e . car Load W head maxi.
ins is>i sine" Monday against sJeS Tor the same .e
last week None offered alive
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-02
Two Pistol Shots In the Treasury Depart
meut

WASHINGTON, March l.-Commotion was
created ia the Treasury Dcpartm, nt about noon today
hy the appearance Of g,uilcmany appearing person.
into the redemption division. upon which the name Il
Lucion was written. called out lady employee said
to be named slower ami Immediately upon her in
NJ na-s.e. fred two shots at her none Of which took
'rtNf OWING u prompt interference bv Mr. wilson,
tu'i OF the Loan DIVISION who attracted by the
disturbance nc was slstd. ou releasing him. Little
ton rrod upon himself though ouly INJECTING slicht
injury The cnn~' Of the shooting APPEARS 10 be- mys
terry, - neither party has gwen any explanation tho
strange assault Tn lady went immediately 20 her
hnmt. and her aiempf, murderer was promptly taken
60 th' police sauun when be- inst he >ail
he was anxious 10 complete the work he had begun but
ON ic way tu the police station hc HNA4blt,d slr
anxiety iD4 the condition ui the woman
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-02
Gov. Robinson Doe. Know whom he rnraon..

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUS -Sr; II " Black
Jack had taken the trouble to ascertain the facts
the manner III which pardons are granted by The Cover
nor, before accepting the statement OF an eliminate Of
sins Sing true he would have written the com.
muncauon which appeared In THF sun Of last Sunday.
It's the rule OF GOV Robinson To personally examine all
tho applications for rarions the duty Of the Pardon
CLERK SUNNY h'ing 10 prepare tho papers In the case,
49,, IT,, u, ", ~, XXI ~ .l, lpm,nn .h'
h,i. tu The Eoftinnr iur hi- action The assertion of
t-'N nNict that The fHri "a tl'rk {. iu tc hadn't at
di utudn- money tor i- iuiu noe" Will certainly meet
wi'h %" i'nor rom tlu~ Wlin know the gentleman
who Las so long nicd that position II is NnV fn~ who
do not know Gov. !, hin-"n and Mr. MWiile, and the
mann' IN which PARTON, are granted who Wall need any
r'lutaion NJ charges lax" these, whether rmhuug rom
Bafh jack an couNleL or disappointed seekers
after InfduuS B
A L Nnr.L
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-02
Ecn0hs FR0M uiLL srREEE

Jay Goul1 soll 2OO00 shares Of Western Union
OFT >,' rl"y. las '"'e increases MS already IA"
M u-c shnit uur
Jay Gould thinks that Hayes will be inau.ru-
rated. aud oun.euuD nut h4 up lniuh Iaciue Two AII
on, hAu per a., ui yesterday.
The Twrnty-thirl street stock operators az
poet Ia chau-' u'ir offices 90 lhr l,l col VI 49, from
the point. al the junction v MN aNthue anal Broad
way, 10 Ia illih avenue.
Jay Gould intends 10 visit Washington upon
the ugsisun of to maui m e." tr"nll'nt lrr,r
h> wages i,r No, NIuiauun a. thc c,ou tim rs rlr
action ~ the sanir in pn-ff.mn hi. Suklug Puma n
uu ne VI session. hr ANXIOUS t"Stie TIE rasr 90 iycs
aul HA IA the s,IrcuU o t,r 'Ahn.i Ihfucutrly uiv
Attorney General AMI tle secretary W lAo Ittasuly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-02
TO THE KELSEY MrRDHRERs.
District Attorney Mickhnm'- OG-r TO Accom-
piiccs who win Testify.

To THE EDITOR OF The Sun Sir. In
consequence Of the great public interest man-
Tested in everything connected witt the Kelsey
murder. greater significance is given to little
circumstances. seeming 10 relate To- that mntter,
than the facts will justify. This il especially
tru. OF several representations OF the recent in
terview which had with Gov. Robinson. II it
was Oi any public importance. ii would scarcely
Ice proper for mo to repeat what occurred at
that interview. further than to state that the
part which took in the conversation seemcd 10
be- required Of me- 10y the remarks Of the Gov
ernor and Of the other gentlemen present. nnl
what said was but Little. II anything. moro than
~ express my concurrence with the views OF
the Gov rnor.
policy {" nnN" su'h public ofrr of immunity
t. persons implicated in tho death OF Charles q.
X isey, viii should compel the NJ" OF the cyi-
den w Of those most ! deserving pi pun SHIN, mt
who might. under su'h an Offer. h9 induced 10
turn iniurmrrs against those least guilty. or
possibly To- prefer the charge against persons
Til. result desired can 10 ofr, iod without
81 n pubic oflr. The Auorney-orn raj an
IA" District Attorney each have now ample
power to ~" the testimony at an arrompl i'r,
and desire now To- giW ms publ notice.
| hold tNn oil q" IT District Attorney | will
aNnrl al u Immunity A. have "A right to Civ
90 any u"omp. 20 WHO j. doScr, NJ 90 il. for any
ln'or iH' '"n niiu- u cow ~. PRINCIPAL m
- -tpl- al tn OF acc a-ain-; Cuarla : q. KEEL
Will, 7 am as onvous ms nny ono can ha TINT
the guilty shall hN hrnuth f0 pun -hprnt | hope
] shall nrNN Doc luiuDn. rd tltry pcrsO NJ whom
Ihely,in 10 iee ul M I. n-ufll ieni evidence.
when ! am convinced that tu. trial wall result Il
an nfluliiI, NOR persons whom h.n"v,' t. toe
nnorrhi, n.f'y - Ice ~ a7"r lAn' with what
il -np'tI~Ni to b" the public s"utlm ATS.
! hay' r'a- ~ iu suppose tNNt those who DO
N,k'd u}Nn uIr il' IA 'lll duties and pow ~
which | lnye in charge. rel ed upon thu eNrro -.'
lr iu. of tuit lui ,in'n nj amt dl- rction which
N"ill n'i s-iy permit re 40 qullial "i the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-02
Ma king Gable Messages Cheap.

The Anglo-Amcricnn Cable Telegraph Com
pany yesterday reduced their rates 10 cents to %
cents goh. per word Mr. William orion agent OF this
company. said that thr uf the reduction that
the Dir,ct Cable Company violated it, agreement to
charge - cents word. and began 10 cut under Tho
ANGLO American COMPANY has 10 l. sal three cables
working order. MhiI. The Dreri Oomnany Nv only
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-02

To THE EDITOR or rlr SuN Sig THO Hroid
.ay. that 1t IS the part OF maulno,s to ownup when
luctleNahly h'atou.'
That's Just what Idd one day last week on rhud
ayruuccar whom was firmly heidi hy acogicut racvos
M a ~ bDpAu.o lIadc na effort 10 have tho fellows
arrested S. .ln know ,noi-h net tD hr guilty Of any
such toby 40 that Was wIs,, and did the NJ al
ul q.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-02

Tn the ease of Michael Miller son Of Capt.
Henry Miller, the wealthy oystermNn, OF Lin Park,
Staten island who died of poison ducsday afternoon.
the Jury found that doaih resulted from the contents ~
uiu lut up hy Dr. Waiter Of Fort kouond, and sand o
tulun IA, .irntl oi grain o. acetate o muiIhlmr. II
administered uN ia" mother Ia h0Hs al rtio Nlns her
hnn lrnlM MI Ali.Lok nl ArMla NM mmMll.m.
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Information for New Jersey omocr..

Benjamin Moves President OF the National
Capital the company to which the assets OF the New Jer
iey Mutual transferred took the Oclo train On
the Pennsylvania Railroad for WASHINGTON astcyeMng
ms Ir,nds aruns nl', . h4eslam from Sew haNeh'
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On Non,ay. Mar h - Mr.. Days !. W humor-
ous ccc,utuDlty, Blue GL,s. N.l he p.oluD,i
Last nppenrann Of Miss Abbott in opera ut the
Academy nn friday evening mai saturday matinee.
The last matinee OF Lemons" will be given
~ the Fun Avenue a. morrow, aud me last n-hts
this lauslaL comedy are Announced.
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col. Goraon rroml.s. am End to slayrrv.

IoNDoN, March The Times prints the fol-
lowing extract from private letter nom Col Gorlon
dated Cairo, Feb Il; HIS Ih-hue,, dhc khrdlsei has
,cinc over the sonian in addition 20 the province. u
iue Equator and the Noi Sea coast absolute autNorts
l'NiIlf lHt fault slave ry dos. not r'"s and tH.r
f.t NnaIfflr, are not plcn'd To- the N0ri lh, whole
-,c'i 40 tIr natri, ia nae Government u the suudnu
in Nle Who hUAs liat - against slavery II nlust
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On Tuesday last Judge Barrett appointed n
guardian ld At' Tor the cndren o the nate Abraham
Hoocy Has acton was taken on the petition Of Mrs
Lucy lon"y who ALLEGED mat Abraham Nioye and sam
ur q tutt,. trustees uI her late husband Wit, had
neglected. 10 perform tn,r dutr. ana had nlsnpprorf
A. 90 rtilu lolt ry Both Di these sent.en.n uhquai
NJ ~ L.LN Oh
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Snslness Netltts.


Special Announce meni!
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