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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23
NEWIRK CRIsPTNs on srRIKE.
The Empioyc or Three OF the Wcaviest shoe
Manufactures Quitting Work.

Nearly 800 piece workers employed by
Boydcn & Co.. Miller NJ Cullough & Obcr. and
Moses b. Ira Canled three Of the heaviest
shoe manufacturers of Newark. nrc striking for
higher wages. The strike was begun on Mon
day. but the final step WIS not taken until Wcd-
nesday The men say that last fall Boydcn n
Co. and Garfield x Bro. made reduction Of -
per cent. in their wages. which wore already
low enough. but that they Submitted on ac,ount
Of the duh times. the stipulation being. that in
the spring they should receive their old wages
On WVdn -duy tn pi"c' makcr- met IN CONSUL
tnton and determined To- hold thoir bOe-os To-
this agreement. and lhny sent delegation ask
ing Tor the restoration of the 10 per cont. The
shoe manufacturers received the men rr%pert-
fully. hut declined 80 a"''dc To- their drmunl Is.
The dissatisfied trspins held another meet ny,
at which they in>iru ted their spokcsmon 30 tell
the bos-cs that they would consent la rcsum"
work II they wcrr allowed = ven and half cents
morr per day The employers again refused.
Yesterday consultations were held by the men.
and they determined Ia stay out until thvir de-
mnnds are complied with. Tho employers
seem to he equally determined Ia stand un-
moved. and Efforts are being made Ia secure
new men in New York and elsewhere. The
tfispins ARE strongly organized. and II VIII be-
~ easy matter To- grt competent men T. supply
their places. Thus far the men have condurt"d
themselves quietly The police are closely
watching their movements.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23
P.iCkiRD's DOINGS.
Returning Board Anderson Given Seat In
the FrnmduIent I.egI.latnre.

NEW ORLEANS, March %. Over $4,000
taxes have been paid TO the legal Government
in two days past. This week above 100000
have been collected not including heavy collec-
tons in the country parishes.
Packard's Senate seated several defeated can
ddatcs last night, among them Tom Anderson.
Of the Returning Board who swore before Nor.
rison'S committee that he was dcfcated, and
said the same in the open session of tho board
while counting votes. Packard's captured re-
cruiting sergcants were formally committed for
treason to-day on motion Of the Attorney-Ggn
crnl. Tho Legislature is SO bitterly opposed to
the Interference of Wheelcr's rowing commis-
sion that they may formally deny it, right to
meldlr with Stat" affairs.
Nlnc men arrested by the Nichols police
fOl cnlistng men In the Packard militia were
brought before Judge Whitaker of the superior
Criminal Court to-day on an application Tor q
writ Of hahcas corpus, which was refused.
They wore remnndcd to prison without bail
The M"ssrs Brooks II Boston. owners OF sew
eral million dollurs worth Of property Ia this
city paid their taxes to tie Nichols collie tors
to-day. Many large proI rty owners hay" paid
tho r tnNn> to the NlrhOlls Government, inrlui-
ing Mr. Burnside, the largest property owner
III Louisiana.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23
DR. SIiRY W.iLKER BOrNCED.
A Very Unusual Spectacle In Secretary sher-
mans Ante-Room.

WASHINGTON March %. Tho Treasury
Department has another sensation. DIR. Mary
Walker Ia n standing Office seeker. For years
her boomers have hoverod about antc-rooms
of different Secretaries. until she has become
such bother that Secretary Sherman made an
order to the doorkocpcr that she bo no longer
admitted 10 any part Of the department. To-
day she slipped by, and had reached the ante
chamber Of the Secretary. Word was at once
passed 10 the venerable gray bearded man who
guards the main door IN Fifteenth strcnt H.
walked up to the second floor. and at once toll
DR.. Mary that she must go away. You 20
TO hell" answered DIR. Mary. vigorously {;
II shall do nothing OF the sort At
this the doorkeepcr made fueble pass
AZ her. az hc said Come now. yOu come out Of
that AT this suggestion Of violence Dr.. Mary
jumped and clackcd her heels together twice as
she dropped her hama upon hip pocket. suy-
ing. lum lay hand ON me and Will shoot
you.' The dpOrfcvpcr saw a chance Tor a
flank movement. He seized DR.. Mays right
wrist and then passed his venerable arm about
her waist. lIc then began 10 propcl h"r toward
the street Dr. Mary clicked his sAins nll the
way and yelled murder greatly 10 the nmusc-
mcnt Of persons Ia tho Railways. After he had
piluted her TO the street he npologiz"d for hiS
forced rough treatment. and said that her i'm
portunity had brought 1t about. He asked her
10 pardon him. but Dr. Mary refused, bitterly
saying that the country should yet ring with
this outrage committed upon Il frce-born
American citizcn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23
ONE MORE CORPSE From THE RIrERs.
Tho body or the Auburn Merchant who
Missed In this City In November.

At Pier 1G, East river, yesterday morning
a laborcr discovered corpse floating under the
pier. He summoned patrolman Arnold and
Roundsman Gilbert and they fastened a rope to
the remains. rumor quickly spread that it
was the body of A. Oakley Hall. but Il closer view
showed that the corpse had been in the water
for Il long time Moreover. a Mr.. kirkpatrick
recognized IL ns the body OF Gardneur C.
Pmtncr, of Auburn, who disappeared on tn"
2l~t ci Novrmber. After the corpse had heen
= Mt 20 the Morgu". Mr.. A. l.. Dick. Of 200 West
23i street identified the old-flshoned hunting
wat H. Ink chain and heAvy gold sleeve buttons.
Mr. Plntlrr.
Mr. pntuor was Il wealthy Auhura crockery
Nor Hhant who i'm the middle OF November came
to New York to purchase goods and mnde his
temporary home with his friend Mr.. Dick. at
200 Vest Twenty y-thlrd street. On the evening
OF Nov n he started for BROOKLYN. Hiid at the
Wall street ferry he asked Nh. Digg. the ferry
master how far it wRs TO picksons drug store
in Brooklyn. IL had promised hi, wiie ho't.r
Of a pomade made hy Dickson. and lust before
the boat started at about 10 rlo X. h. huttoned
mp his coat. wished the ferry master good night.
and ran toward the slip. He was never again
recognized alive
MI Dick says that some weeks aftcr7yard he
went to u sounre In Sixth avenue conducted by
oue Foster. Spirituast and was asked
whether ne desired 10 learn something of the
fate of certain man, and. replying that he did.
the med um raised his hand and on II. in letters
Mr. Dick learned further that his friend had
accidentally fallen into the river.
Mr. ilMnrr WINS ioriy years oi age. He leaves
n Tlir, but no children.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23
FIGHTING FOR THE sPOILS.
The Controversy Over the Coiicctcr-sip ~
the Port of Philadelphia.

WASHINGTON, March 23.-Collector Tuition
Of Philadelphia was in town to-day. looking
after the attack made yesterday by eomo solid
men OF Philadelphia. He cellcd on Sherman.
and sherman told him no could bo easy; his
commission didn't run out for three years. and
he would not bc troubled until then Per contra.
Sherman told the Philadelphia delegation that
when mans commission expired. even VI his
record was good. he would not be rcappolntcd
against the wishes OF the merchants. The mor-
chants being somewhat ignorant Of Tutton's
term. took this as highly encouraging TO
Ycrroc. Schura told tho delegation that he re-
mcmbcred tho circumstance under which Tut
ton was appointed. Grant put him in. and they
should have his tSchurz's) hearty cooperation.
Tuition. who Is Cameron mnn. said to-day that
any ono who thought Cameron was not on
terms with Hayes, would find out the contrary
whenever n Cameron man was touched
. Another of Cameron's nppoiniees, George Nj.
Patton Marshal in West Virginia. is having n
pretty severe attack just now from tho District
Judge, Jackson. who IL cndcavoring 10 replace
Patton by the old incumbent. Hod2e Slack.
Cameron had Patton. u Pennsylvanian, ap-
pointed twice before he could get him CON
flrmed. Senator Scott Gen. Con. Judge Jack e
son. and swarm OF West Virginia politicians
fighting the change. II was g,riicd through ut
last. and the Judge Is at work " have 1t
changed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23
PRICE TWO CENTS.
EXCITEMENT IN MONTREAL
THE VERY LTTELTEsT KIND or PAHTt
IN FINANCIAL CIRCLES.
Pr'cking = Hubble In the stock E~ch.-->.
Fancy Prtce~ Taking aTumbie- The Bankf
Getting the Worst OF It-Isow IL All BeRn~.

"cutnH the WOr~f ofIt-HOw IL All Begna.
MONTREAL March Financial circles il
this city have boon in n state Of almost unparal-
leled excitement for two days, produced by the
rapid and hcavy decline in securities dealt in n
the stock Exchange. For time Yesterday. q
panic prevailed. The trouble da,es back "
November last. In the summer of 1876 pow.
erful clique. headed by Mossrs. Bond Bros. was
formed TO bull Montreal Telegraph and City
Passenger Railway stocks. In tho clique wcre
directors OF tho latter company. Their opera
tions were successful In carrying Telegraph
stock up 10 175 and City Passenger to 2fO. but
when these extrcmc prices werO reached the
outside demand entirely consci and after vain
ly endcavoring to market the stocks for soms
wocks the resources Of tho syndicate wore OK
haustcd and Bond Bros. wore obliged TO sus-
pend. The effect was decline In Telegraph 70
i15 and In City Passenger to 1873. A tho clique
Ind bought up thcso stocks they pcdgcd them
TO different banks which advand1 1870 to 2ss
upon City Passenger and 15oto iG5 upon Teo-
graph. When these sto 'ks declined. after tho
failure Of the syndicate. tho banks instcad oi
selling out hold on trusting that in umc they
would be able to g,t 200 for Passenger and ICE
for Telegraph. Subsequent e,ysnts have shown
the folly Of this course. Tho City Council
clusyo privileges Of the Passenger Railway OK
Ripddd madd N ,Ssm issl 9bs renewal st sh2nld bw
the stock. Then the management was in bad
odor and the banks which held controlling in
lerest IN the stock dissolved the board Of direc-
tors and put in ,hor own men. Then tho bue-
bic burst. The new directors at onco inyesti-
gated and nsccrtained that the lnst dividend
TO the amount OF $4,000: that part Of the assets
had been sct down at three tunes its actual
value: that S30.OJO Was due for fodder and th,d
the earnings barely covered wurkin. cNpcnscs-
day. against l3s in January. On Wclnrsdny
L.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23
WAR CLOUDs IN THE EAST.
Preparing to Attack Grahowats-Lo-d Der
by's Position

LONDON. March 22.-The Turks are pro-
pairing to attack Grahowatz- Pcko Paulovltch.
the insurgont leader. Ia encamped at the mouth
OF tho Inga Pass. vucnlovltch Is at the Zazl,
and another body OF insurgents Is marching TO-
ward the Albanian frontier
Tho armistice between Montenegro and tho
Porte Ia Officially prolonged until April 49,
The Moscow committee have sent 10000
roublcs to tho Russian Consul-General at Ra-
gusa TO aid refugees in cnse OF the resumption
OF hostiltios between Montenegro and Turkey.
In tho House OF Lords tonight the Earl OF
Dudley asked for Information respecting the
state Of the Eastern question. He said although
peace Of Europe II would provide no guarantee
Tor the better treatment oi Christians. lie
strongly at, lckcd Sir Henry Elliot for his course
Lord Derby censured the Earl Of Dudley for his
mode of raising without formal notice question
OF imperial magnitude. He said: The noble
Lord protests against an UNDERSTANDING which
he SAYS we are on the eve OF concluding II ho
knows. this, he knows n great d"al moro than
do" Lord Derby mnintalnod mat European
uod: The wording ns wCll ns tho conditions
under which the protocol shall be signed. N
signed ,at all, are still under ,he consider
acting on their own responsibility as adv isers
Of the Crown. and when stelS have boon
taken will submit them 70 Parliament without
dcmncd language that might irrtate the Rus
sian people against policy which the Russian
G2vrrnmcni. to itS hnn9r was disposed TO
difficulties and postpone. II not deicnt alto
geihor.. II solution of thr problem. He con-
Guided hy warmly defending and prasing Sir
bring the question forward In form which
would enable Parliament 10 express its opinion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23
MIR. RUMPF"S FLIGHT.
A Newark Banker said to Have Kun Away
with Other Peoples Money.

On Saturday morning last Frederick j. D.
Rumpf. "A hitherto respected citizen OF Newark
n. j.. who is Il private banker and broker at 2l
Market street. in that city. left home for an
ostensible trip to Philadelphia. He took with
him from $4,000 to 10000. and he is alleged to
have swindlcd many German citizens out OF
considerable sums Of money intrusted to his
care. His notes are going to protest as fast a.
they mature. Yesterday morning his family,
left also for parts unknown.
Rumpf, who Is n married man. had spent n
good deal OF money on n young woman. She
took his money but kept company with u
younger and better looking man. This reached
the ears OF Rumpf. and quarrel WIS the con-
sequence. A few davs ago the young
woman won't TO New York. and sh"
has not since been seen in New
reputed husband of another woman named
Maggie Conway. That fat SO having leaked
out may have FASTENED his Night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23
BEECLTER'S B.fNKRIPT PURLTsHERs.
What III. "I.Ife OF Chris" and Some Other
Volumes nre said 20 he Worth.

Mr.. John f. Howard, Of J. b. Ford 4 Co.
testified in regard 10 the firms bankruptcy. he
fore Register John Fitch yesterday. that the
costly plates thnt produced the illustrations in
the Mechanical Dictionary" Women of Sa-
cred History ami Heroic Women oi the
Bible" may be used in other works; that. in
fat. nineteen Of those u-od in the production Of
Women Of Sacred History urr to be rrSm-
ployed in Heroic Women ~ the Biho:n thnt If
sold 10y auction. either ST of phlt = would not
yield third Of its I. al ValUc. mat tho Life Of
Christ ~ is set down NJ third-rla,s stock in the
lrms accounts, and that about Onr-half of the
mnnus,rIi for the second volume has lmen de-
firm has the exclusive right. under contracts. to
produce " Educational Remn -'onc,~ aud Sug-
gestioue. hy Miss Berrhor. Winning Souls -
and the Little STR / sweeper in on"Nnlumc,
hy ss'stHut Pastor llalllnS. and Norwood.
hv MIR. Brecher, and that th"y have no material
Vulus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23
JUMPING MINING CLAIMk
Serious Trouble Near Dsadwood thss Threse
ens TO End In Biood-hed.

DEADwooD, D. T, March 2O-Seriou1
trouble respecting the validity Of titles to mining
claims. town sites. g.. located prior 10 the cx.
tnguishmcnt Of the Indian treaty. has resulted
and Threatens to end in bloolshoi. body NJ
armed men loft here last night. and today
jumped the valuable Eireiugic silver mine ri
wood theatre propDrty and two rr,,ss -trerls
have h'ru taken possess --iun Of 10y IA" jumpers
and buildings are being erect 'd. Miners meet
ings were held In all the camps Tonight. u
which resolutions were passed TO defend. by
force of arms. II need be- their property againsi
Invasion by jumpers. spotted TAi J.. reported
fity miles north. en- route for this point | stau
out to intercept him in the morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23
Dr. Ferchinnd'. Divorce suh

Tho Jury in the divorce suit of DIR. Charles
Fcfchand from his wife Christine, before Judge Nelson.
returned verdict Yesterday in favor OF tho wic
ing "No 10 all of the que 'ons relative to the charge
adultery involving the stable hoy George Palmer The
counsel for the plninin ut once gave notice nj motion
tor new trinl the grounl Oi newly discovered "N
drnce Mrs fcrchHnd received the NJ ws O hcraC tal
it much 10Y Yesterday, and she was congratulated on
the verdict by many who called at her father house ia
Frusd,n street Tho husband was in a rage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23

portly looking Englshman. accompanied
by slender young man, asked for lodgings of Capt
Dickson IN the Hregory street police station Jersey City
on Wednesday night lie said he was Lord Buford and
that with his valet he had come 10 this country
lark III money ran out In riOOus living and he had
write home for fiOJ which lie had received Ills
hotel bill being presented he was peod 10 leave. lilo
sic pt In the detention room with u valet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23

meeting was hold in Dcmonicos. last even
IN. 10 Arrange Tor mass meeting In the Academy Of
Music, on the l7th of April to s6oOO lor the com
peuon oa proposed soldiers, aud suilors home in New
York William cullen Bryant. Gen Dix Douelas Camp
"l James Turner DE- BELLOWS, and others spoke. Scv
tral subscription, OF sJpp each were made Peter
tnnpt zen Smith, Gfu. sharpe, Gen. ShHlcr, Richard
b.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23

SALT LAKE CITY. March 22.-There Is oNrito-
mcnt IN salt Lake CIT, today over discovery lc-t"r
day of silver bearing mining ledge IN Rod Bnc Canon
about three miles irm the thy ltls tlun"d lo assay
over 30 ounces to the tom
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23

Daniel Coughlan Of Whppnny n. j.. died
suddenly s..,terday m this city .Mr Conlhan was a .
member of the Nrw jersey LEGISLATURE in l-i~ AMI was
hshll esteemed throughout that state II, one OF
thr wrAlto. nul influential citizens o the neigh
horhnol In which h. lived, and wa, owner ot the large
paper mills At Whippany
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23

LoNG BRANCH, March 22,-Wrcckcrs We're re-
moving tho cargo or tho Husband to lighters up to
o'clock when they were compccd dc-tt owing tn the
roughness the The light r'ani We ,' amer Relief
LETT ut That time inside of sandy Hook where they
will ay on Tor the niqht Tho wind Is Neerng round 10
INC nnl "A Alnnnlh U MnIInM Ia lmn rnhMble
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23
Mn,Lcd nurrInr. sen,enced.

BALLsToN y. Y. March 22-Morgan Winters.
leader of the gang masked burglars who visited Nr
Whine, DIV eng last November, was today sentenced
To- nltrrn Nsnr. nnlri-onmcut charles Robinson Of
frov member Of the same gang MAS sentenced TO ten
4,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23

Rudolph 4. Witthnus, onee a conspicuous
merchant in tn, eats. wa, buried from the Calvary
Church Yesterday ~ Gov JOHN Hoffman. Horny
Oicws amt other. Wcrr among tn pdihravrs. Tho re.
mAIn, Nale imtarrel im Grcnl.N0nl Cometorl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23
The NJ, 900, 900 Worth OF silks.

General Appraiser Ketchum and Merchant
Appraiser Mclean completed yesterday the investigation
s TO the foreign market value of the ~ No worth Of
silks held in the Custom House II was reported that
they had decided To advance the Nniuc oi the goods ,x
per cent Tins will save the importers about f2UuuDO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23
Col. McCarty aud secor Robeson.

Col McCarty whose trial on tho charge Of
stealing diamonds from Charles Hand is progressing in
the General LESSONS xsmined yesterday, lie
Incidentally testified that about the time Of the robbery
he trying to sell live oak timber 10 the Navy Depart
nt and that NJ the late Pet ilalstsad of New
Jersey employed by him to influence socor kobeson
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23

WAsHINGToN March 22-David Small. who
was struck the top Of the head with handle
by George Ellison enenrer o the House o Rcpro sen.
titNrs the office OF the tliei Engineer te 9th
March died yesterday Of the injuries
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23
a Man Sawed Asundcr.

ClSclNNATI. March 22-John We~t cmployc
IN Holmes. sAwmil et Fori Wrvnt. ln'inui. i arros
ac.f,ulr saw Whil" II va, rapidly ivNul'ins Ills bud
WAS at cnt.tlN In two.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23
neeeher Coming Home with Fun Pockets.

Mr. Beechrr II expected home tonight with
about fitpll in MS pos kcts A. the net prnc td ol hl'
lee te tour through The west r Will npthe ~ the prayer
TN. tlis evening bat hc Isto pira,h ON SUNDAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23

A plAsior cast Of the statue Of Ma%3ini has
been given to Mr. Grrrle Fischer. who u tomhkr the
hronN statue Central Park II l. 10 be paid Tor by
llhllAn | .liA N. nl The lIlN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23
Murder In Mns.achusett..

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. March 22-Archibah
GuWan, siNtN ave ,d. shot aui killri h-
law John Mc,iownn. aged twenty nVr an i.unNon CO
rousal IN Graihy I'M. morning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23
Another Ola Man. Suicide.

On Wednesday evening II. q. Demou seventy
i've years old. wealthy citizen ol romplon Plains. j..
wa, found hanging In nj, baln lie WA. dead. aud thr
hra o. which uo rolr was attached Was 80 llN at has
kNtcs rested upon the nJOr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23
Sentencing - wim Murderer.

OswrGo. Mar h 22-Naihan o. Grcanncld
cruNN iet 81 tNs rt %. his VIE iu uiu ii. Oswra
county % tnntr ~. $50. Was to-day nt,n-,d W u
hang t4t ma Di May.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23
Encouragement, for the Trenton ro,,er..

Tho striking pott rs of Trenton have received
telegram rom The Chct tine great pntters organxa
4 30 ia s.anurshtc England, pfn. lns help ior them
THIS ht- encouraged tItm tO hold out still longer
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HoNr. March 23.-nurng the last fcw daw
tlt J.. N4-'.tN shat uili-iu- tnt fitfft
mu.0 sts caW., COR alaim all aui 'nec. Lh,, been sas
lcIi,l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23
strandlmx - Great Ship.i


CAR ITrSHY. Mar %. -Thr mrsr ship Win.
chcst o, fil llN l'NI. iI Na'.i-i f|I NuitliN weM
ashore hein last ulsht me cro So ar ,,ic
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23

Justice Richard Gnrrick Of Jersey City was
arr Yesterday on charge of omb, klirnirut IN tu
tainn. mono y obtained on Judgment BY Mm Clarke.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23

WAsHINdToN March 22.-The President to-
day appointed Mike Waidron United Statos Marshal tor
the Western District Of Tennessee lie was nominated 10
the sonate and was not confirmed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23

HARTFORD Conn. Mnrch - - George Gregory
shot ans tN wuuhi,~ hi- VII last u,it JuhiOusy
l. SUN lu.tt 4 zoo l' tf riff.e ni ths luutdNr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23

Judge Freedman yesterday refused tho apnli-
NacAte the order o arrest against Henry Clcw
and hold hn " La In the Henry licnncquin suit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23
a German Prince Dead.

pannsladt is dead. Prince Louis husband OF Prince -
buehy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23

Sr, Louis, March ,22. Th. Ind4ngpolis Club
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Malthy's oysters nre best. and cost loss than any
food mar<et Now YORK depot, Il iiarrlsOn sI-Ais
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23

For invaliis the Chateau Iiagarosso Clarcts are
puro tome aud s,rcngihcning NiesVr Aausor Nf-Ah.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23

CiNctNNATr. March 22-Tho Queen city Club
wal .,ttA ilcssdon Grant a rrr' PUN nvN A. week
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-23

LONDON March 22.-The betting to-day on the
Unyersy boat is So To ~ IN favor Of Cambridge.
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JOTTIN0S LHOUT TOWN.

Wenthrr Omcr PredIctiOu.
Warmer, and partly cloudy.