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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03
TIE WAR IN ASIA MINOR.
TIE FORTIFIED TOWN or BfY1ZID
dB.fNDONED by TIE TURKS.
The Czar's Troops Occupying the Piacc-A
Large Force of Russians Hesieging Knrs-
The Details Of the Battle OF knrs.

q
LONDON. May Am official Russian des-
patch announces that the Turkish garrison.
numbering 100 abandoned Bayazid on Mon
day. AMI withdrew to Aada Heights leaving n
largo quantity OF ammunition. The Russians
occupied the town. Bayazid is n fortified town
OF Turkish Armenia. with population OF about
10000. II is about 15O miles in "A southcastcry
direction from Erzoroum.
LONDON. May 3.-The Ddiiy Ne'rs' Paris cor
respondent says message from Vienna gives
the following account OF the battle Of Kars:
The centre of the Russian army 40 900 strong,
under Melkofr. attacked Mukhtar. 1--WE miles
from Kars. on April 90. The Turks fought dcs-
pcrat"y The russians. supported by power
fu artillery. succeeded in dislodging them from
their positions.
Mukhtar callcd out all his reserves and at
tempted on the 30th to recover the lost ground
with GO 600 men. but was defeated and driven
hnck under the guns of Kars. The Russian
losses were considerable. and those Of the Turks
were enormous.
A Ad,spaich from Vienna says that the town OF
kars Is bcsicgcd by tho Russian troops In large
force.
The Amccrs Of Bokhara and Kashgar have. It
is said declared their intention Of sending tho
hcirs to their Respective thrones 10 st. Peters
burg 90 form an alliance with Russia
dcspat n from Constantnoplc gives the fol-
Iov,.n,, ,,r,,.,,tars - r,rlish e. -, A.
..t :, 80, NO" 'V'''' ia ~
m'nia; Ihe fourth Turkish army corps
stuioh'i m ASIA MINOR under the command Of
nhih'u Mukhl,t iashh. mas It's headquarters NJ
Lrleroun. witch Is garrlsOned by 22QOO
mon. AZ knrs thrrc are zSWO. az Ar
dahan l2OOn ana at Btskkoy i.OOO
while 1000 are distributed between Alash-
Villages, and BsyHld was Occupiodhy 1000 mon
hoior" - capture. This estimate dos not COM
prise the tir'assians. kurls, and the militia
which has houn called out. all the Cir as
slams ohey the summons ofthe Porto. they would
furnish a contingent OF more than 5000 men
The kurds do not number above 4 100 all cuV-
airy. The militia should furnish about 25. 900
m"n."
Tho Russian Tclegraphic Agency announces
that the Turkish feet has resumed the bonn
har,llnrnt of Fort 81 Nirholns Tho Russian
forces from AleNqnlr0pol have occupied Ilama
and Entkrvn. Tho Turkish post on the Asiatis
frontirr hnv, mostly sorr, MIDI rith"ut a bi',y
The la--inn- Nnd thn population i'm Nsi4rVrry-
wher.. very fricndfy. 4 sduadr0n of irrerulgr
Russian service ana surrendered it, standard
ruv .r,.pt,s ,.t os,>.o ,.,,,,. .,,>,,u,,
"N ~. HHN' DE-
LONDON. May Iue brltsh Foreign once
publishes d,sl4i H. rom Mr.. lWari an
I luh nj mat inc turkish gommnni"r on the
llanu'w hnS been empowered ~ ihe, Iofto to
hN'ioh, or ORDER them 20 repair To- or l.av" cor-
iMn ports. under penalty oi total conisrativn.
or uiolt any measures rendered necessary hy
military eNlg"nel'-.
sERyIA pErpARtSG rOR WAR
nrrep,nr Ma, S'',,,io Ia. '',,..i,,.,..,
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SOME W.IsHIvG TON TOPICS.
Robbing the Mails OF Mi..ionary Contribu-
ttons.

WAsHISGToN May 2.-Chicf Special Agent
Parker OF the Post oce Department Is receipt
telegram announcing the arrest this afternoon OF = C.
Deems. clerk In the Boston Post once with thirty
stolen letters In his possession addressed 20 the Ameri.
can Board Of Foreign Missions. nomittauccs from a
number OF RELIGIOUS bodies throughout New England
have failed Go reach tis board during the past lew
mtHih., AMI lNg0 ha- boon s i'fil 90 discover the
Ttrierator ~ tho uleiis llc Boston special agent
reports that Deems J., asocrt.ned g. be lie man MS
REGULATIONS appear g. have been confined almost eN.
elusi'e!! ~ these missionary contributions
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03
shot by Ills Isrother.

John soley pursued his brother Michael
through James street on Monday evening. and when
within ny feet Of him fred Mt him. Michael was shoia
the shoulder lie has hid himself and cannot be found
In the Tomhs Police Court Yesterday. John said that
Mhlc he wHstatn- supper Michael complained Of tho
4uAHy u the uuI John toll aim that % ho dii Ike
y hc knew what lc could io Then john said. Mchad
df.w kuifc aud tflrd o. stab him. John s.ix,d
NulVcr. AMI chas hts brother down stairs AMI into tho
street where he nri at him lie thnt he nrcd only
Onc shot, but wished that hc had gwen him more.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03
JOTIINGS .fBOUT TOWN.

,.oli ks concert in Dr. Hcpworih' Church
senator Clspar \. Baalon is seriously i'll in
h!s home. AZ l-- ChrA,tc -tI,Dt
A Trining S.hool for Nurses will soon La
OPENED 10 u.' NJ" losh u-iltll
F. 7 Bmqm'- grcni show gives - last exhi-
in % lu NlsNl .h tiltiIl, u-It
THE NV YORK Petroleum Exchange. at s.
b,t'es street. vast fD'lA.s 90 u,d N,,t.riAy
s.Tl' dfrGen M Gl,. .llmfi iia, Society has received
Munr VIM. II. Quincy will lr'tura on Ma
u na l'e a"4 Treasures mMes1 Brighton ON saturday
In thr mission at 20 Barrow -treot on Monday
& in5 Ni an 'ni, t"nln at WI. Dec sNca l,r to Icn
Sergeant Miller obtained another manda-
ma, t.'i,fN, % ,I.lie tne Pll.c Cumn!ssioners to
lH' hNns s'Ilr! iDrtNulAuulhs.
Thr rmotal tags that under the dog ordinance.
nN- t A'N hri ip iD neck ul every he,n>ad dog ars
hIn- pltpaltl and hlcN.o, Wll be ISSUED uu NJ uiay
il The interest Of the $4,000 reccyad hy tho
b.it Of tlnG '4 itom tl r' 1wotEhri neNt'lk
Of dc t.iS d Nln Yo.A ''' '' "''"'' % ''' '''''''
fl GGn I'm. B. + H4ler alsprei IN GIaqr for he
d,rsffih S,,llln, ~ ihe 'nii '-a'n'i tAe Western
The st. paul's NJ tlolist Church. an auxiliary
llth,l ~ We iti. Ni,'i.niN ieiN, held It's ami.
Iwen3 SECOND 'i'eet lAsi eNenns
Mrs. Chamberlain. wife Of James Gordon
h"nnotS private secletuy arrived at rhcrhourc IN the
lnuiAt, Alohi ten haNs ~. She has iulurncd her
iiirl' mat her husband expects 10 remain abroad two
Charles Fox an actor, of II CortlanIt street
yen, at 20 Bowery yesterday WAS seriously h,aien 10
h'tNur iiosIit@l he was seized with gktw. DOlhh
lice stAnOn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03
An Eccentric Lawyers VIII.

Counsel In the Vim. J. Hasgett will contest
summed up. Yesterday hask,itw anecccnric LAWYER
lie hoIuo ahed about s7i 80 IN m WILL but h- estate
not worth more than s3plnl In the will he on to his
wrc comfortable provision but by coic he revoked
the terms of ihe will as fnr regarding her lcaYin. her
only her lower night The contest i, tSi on the ale-a
unn thHi Ilt.hrtt was insane, and hhor,d under a
prOuniess iosun that hi- it Wa druNkurd aid IN
faithful The mann rolnt, ihc surl Kate said Yesterday
was whether Insane iclu-lul ruuftlY cAlucittrd
man irum making will. when tle terms u t4c Will dl
u seem o. be affected lA tic drlu,ln The point 1t
said, has never been decided 90 this state.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03

INDIANAPOLIS, May 2.-The railway blockade
at Lafayette continues unchanged The sl contest ln,
been transferred 10 the United States District C,nrt IN
ths city whero motion was ma'' hy the h1nlho Ter.
at noon tor The appointment ui temporary receiver f
the Lafayette Muncle, and Bloomington Road from t.
inftiit a. ue lllhos state llnp, which motion viii bc
heard az . ucluck
TAe blockade has been broken hy an orlor ~ JUDGE
tresifm directing mat Nll nunc'inn. nNfnlnrl m ti.
,' court, A lha> ctle be- di,sl'cd. an hat thc rail
Hf conn e restored o. an it, rights ~ before the
4u- % said nluuculns and that the ApiD alton for
g. M lniLeAt oi receiver be setdoNn Tor hearing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03
Officers OF the 'Longshore men.

Tho annual election Of officers OF the Long
shorcmens Protective union No =. held At New
Bowcry AMI James street last evening over GOO mem.
bcrs were present There were two factions present.
called respectively the thirty party and forty.
cent party the latter avorng the retention wages al
,h9 u L. nt raie Early in he e,enlns party feeling ran
10 The room. The election, however Proceeded quietly
with the following result Matthew lambert President;
James KIM, Vice President; Charles smith, Recording
Secretary Morris Hubbard. Financial Secretary Thomas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03

Large quantities Of the low grades of Gour
used IA making cheap bread have been shipped to Eu-
rope since the Iurko Russian broke out and bakers
flour has therefore advanced and the bakers the city
are chinS AMI scuuins the market iur low Grades,
thht NtcN can "a" Letter compete Will another.
breai made into uaNt' remains at the price but
crack have advanced two cents pound The small
re aI ,-nt u na'rs enable bakers ~ pay expenses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03

Patrick Cunningham. "A police officer Of thu
Butler street. Brooklyn police while on duty last night
went into the apartments Of Anna Turpn. a colored
woman, At 7j Myrtle avcnuc and when asked what no
was looking for nsuited the woman She ordered him
out lie swore at her struck her In the face and then
knpcked her head against the wall She crcuned but
he ln move. man IN The house ran after the police,
and on the arrival ui RAmlntn Mccarthy Cunningham
was arrested In the Washington street police station
charge Of inloSication was made against him by tho
ofhccr. ana Mr- Turlin accused him ot assault Cum
mnsham wa, then locked IN IN cell His political
friends soon heard Oi his trouble and after pcrsuaiina
justice walsh to open court Alderman DObGn bccau,s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03
A Village burned.

WATERFOWL, n. Y. May "A fire broke out
In Gouverneur,N I'll 80 last night IN the store OF
Thomas Doyle and spread rapidly east to o MoAliscrs
ptck BLOCK and west TO Esherts brick block consuming
uo following places Of business Boariman Cutting
hArlMarri William lnsgalr. meat shnn. John Tracy
nhfu' s., ; SAn.,n, boots ami shoe- Cusiman
,"A4 - q WALL, harness ~ Np AMI trlt ,ral oir,
G boMmnl, barter shop Thomas poyr', unoccmicd
core : galloway miluer, William Robinson. meat
~ Nif lHMi.M kiinrN. ErOcrrs, MI. MMtn,A. tuiI
Mh a. l. VAN Name, dru- store Di Barlcs. dentist.
VI Porter. intrr. 4 Kinney, .foo,r Tus l,,,,,s Ar,
seheTAAy covered hl Insurance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03
In Favor nt the White House.

WisHINGroN. May l.-That clever story teller.
Gcor-c sheridan the Lau.ian. politician l. lust now
IN special favor AZ the White llHg,' whore hr dine, on
or twicc week AMI so,s riins with Mr. Hayes between
tunes lic ha, recovered from h. disapr Onimcnt over
n. ollie DiursNll ami Lni,1fA tNuA quote,
hINts A. authority tor tc statement that Sheridan 90
80 iu central Amvilra, ncIr-r NiunlL.uu also from
Lt,"na tile res,nt Minister 10 either be 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03

DR.. T. s. Lambert. President; Alexander J.
Reed Actuary, and James Crukshank Secretary OF the
American Popular Life Insurance Company, and Luther
Frost President. and J. + Rogers Secretary OF tho
.on,in,ntai Lie Insurance Company were indicted Tor
PERJURY hA tc Grand jury Yesterday. They are charged
viii having sworn falls ~ 10 made a. the In
~ imte department Mr. Lambert gave $1,000 bail
Mr. KctlS -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03

The nigh wind yesterday caused poor scores
70 mti hi'reeimnor IN tAo tri conf euuon of the
Amateur Hiiie '.un ior moulhois of the senior anl "A
lria team o.. }'r l-77 OF tlo ~ entries II only
cn f'tl Wclr ,.cons TIE shooting WAS nj suo. a,n
il., i7, I a'ii,,, (, 'g,ofg T. Alien, ~ "
=, n ~ ! nHaiMiu ~, l. II Madl.1n l5j j. T.
"''Is,I ~ u. !. hillrt, IA, l. Gri,cr, l.0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03

BosroN May 2.-ln the supreme Court to-day
Norah Kennedy gained verdict Tor II $50 asanst tho
standard Sugar Rehung Conuany, for their ucghscncs
in the construction VI Platform, By the lal OF which
her husband lost his llfc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03
Frank Germnlne'. Family Troubled.

Frank Gcrnaine quarrolol with his wife. yos-
torday in their house - Greenwich avenue and when
he went out she locked the door and refused to admit
him To her room Then Frank went to the root Of the
house and putting pistol to his head nrci The ball
rrazoi his temple inflciins scalp wound when his
Nlir up o him lac tfNtn- "a lulup the rOu
She hrld linn tack. nni thon hc was s'nt 10 Becvue
Hospital lie said that ne Jealous at his Those
who l,c Ia the house with Grtmhlnc saii that Whom
Frank wife uphral,d hiu am hour hciore the shooting
hc got razor aud threatened 10 cut his and his
.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03
William Feeney's Suicide.

Two pistol shots in rapid succession startled
Mr. Fceney and her daughter in their home at West
Twcnt, seventh street yesterday morning and when Mrs
seen.N N'rtiu'n u" adjoining she yOungest
snn lai sc trhed "u tie no'r with I'll, hllol sushng
nom wound an Ms side In his hIni a revolver.
~ died a itw minutes aerwaIl in hi mothers arms
hr" fe two wounds III his heart lie had lately been
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03
The Big bridge.

Tho contractor for the wire for the great
capcs Of the East River Bridge is tary in furnishing
A. AMI the work Of laying the cables is DELAYED Tho
"Hl sile Wiz, have been thrown across the river bui
N MWr wat ., 20 enter infp of the cables hls hccn
lui INTO position The gtNaiAAn1 uf the wire, a work
MNi.l N' Contract ltNtc. must be conducted with
bieAt eAl., las caused "a, tciIN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03

ST.. LOUIS, May D. Edgar NJ. Moore. the boy
who Shot AMI k,l Mabel ll1l. a halst sir. at the
Theatre ComVne, about wear ago. ami WHO was con.
Nct,i u murder amt ,,uieu.t O. hp hanged June t.
has hat mig sentence euuinai b! GOV Phelps ~ IN.
lllaUlllIt "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03
A Rival of Mrs. Myra Clarke Gaines.

BALTIMORE, May 2-Miss Minnie Clarke Of
TN, cW claims to be aeranldaghler OF Daniel Clarke
tho father of Mrs Mvrn clark Gaines Her father Dnu.
Clarke. was baptist minister, ami - su4d 10 have
been di,OWned hy Dinicl clarke.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03
Failing from one Train in Front of Another.

Samuel Hcilbrun, aged A. n clothier doing
business at 40 Leonard street New York ell from the
Baltimore express train, near Newark, last night ami
wa, struck by the 10 ~ train from Newark to New
York llis skull WAS fractured and has lex was broken
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03
A hoy. Vain Effort. to save hi. Mother

MOBILE, May 2,-At Clayton, Ala, on Tuesday
last Mary Nonress, vile OF James Nontrrss planter
was burned 10 death She lit pipe while riding IN "A
buggy, and her clothing caught IRE from the plcr used
ior lighting Her hit, hoy WAS badly burned IN has
Efforts " save hls mother life.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03

BosroS. May 2.-James h. Leames. n clerk in
the newspaper department of the Post Onice here was
arrested to day Tor s,nlln- package ui thirt,wo let
ter. He was faAvu before Commissioner ilillctt ana
hoi N the sum OF 5000 Tor examination Oh saturda,
lie
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rRlCE TWO CENTS.
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DISHES HERE and THERE BY TIN
SUNS RIPORTERy
marrow Escape from - Terrible Di.aster-
Attempt Of Two scoundreIs TO Wreck m
Train on the New Jersey Central W.,,...a

while the train from Philadelphia on the New
'er'ey Central Railroad, due In New York at4,.PM
yesterday was nearing tho depot at Communipsw tvs
jumped upon the baggage next TO the engine ana
unscrowcd the hose which the engineers cat
with The air brakes and then jumped of Tho train did
not slow when the air brakes were applied. The cni.
ncer shut down all steam, but the train Numbered into
the depot at fearful rate. The engineer and nremcs
saw the water directly In front Of them and thoughts
plunge into the river Inevitable Fortunately the lunbcs
at the end Of the track proved heavy enough sop the
speed Of the train to such extent that prevented the
engine from running further than the edge the pier
party hendcd by Detective Kcaucy pursuit cs
the men who attempted to wreck the train mel were
captured and taken TO Police Headquarters in Jersey
CITY where they described themselves Lewis Fox and
Charles williams, tnsmths Of New York. They wers
locked up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03

WAsHISGToN. May 2-lniormation has heon
received nt the State Department Co ilc effect thht two
vessels have recently len Spain one with and the
army IN cuba.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03

Il Dfr or GREfr ENTTIMfNT OTER
TIlE OHSIBtS tHiRIER


r.o,,,ucnn. r'virc Compelling nm Adjourn.
-, ,,,,h.r ,h,p Ni.k 4. Vote O,d Sal,
i''' -, ,.,,, ,,,,, a., ,,..,,,, v,,,,,,.,,
hr,'.,nt .'u'' ""' ~ ~ ,',''., w
SBO.OOo Placed 4" Influence Legislation.
htn,Sy Navo The excitement that prc-
,n1rlwrnr., Hous, adjourned last even ng
dI NOT venr of in thr niglt but rather in
crrasei. unil long an.r midnight excited
groups Of members clustered at the bar ana in
situation. The party leaders were busy LABOR
In; with thos' who had shown signs " weak
eh'le' anu 'l. n'7s'VhN,''S f,n w."
N'r' 'luay NFiAni IN thcir 'U'rts u sNl'h
the backbone OF their converts. The lobby. too
i''DI' w., ''.''" '' '', .a'.'. ,,
rumor that pool OF s3OO 900 had been raised for
~, d,f,at of tb. OmuiLu- Chnrt,r and III,
CIV "V''" " ",' O'''''''''' .','''' '',' , ,,'
Commissioner oi Jurors ana 'ofonrrs ullls'
Il is ass,riol that s2nnO1 of this has hocn
,l,c.d ,yhor, i,,,,u lo ,lc most ,o,l with com.
mcrcial Republicans and Democrats. the rest
to go 10 the lobbyists Whether this ~ al or
T.. ......-.t,.' t..,,,..,1. g.. ,... nh
course of certain members thus far In NNtiu-
nglin.t their party anil IN opposition to their
+, o.. i ,..t 49,. .t..-. ....
n.'''''''' ,"''"' ''''' " .'''"' -N."-
any reasons therefor has. 10 sy tr
~, ,,,,u ,, n,.,i ,, -. ,.i..,,, ,,, ,,, ,,.,.,,
'"' ""', ''' ""'' WV - ""," "" '"' p"5
]
hnir nn,noa If i. mo-, improbnile ,hnt h,f,r,
M n"'''.' "I, ,',' ',,i '''
th' s'ssloh closes an investigation VIII n' or
dcred. In fact resolution was drafted setting
forth that certain wei. known Now Yorlers and
,v','' '','' '',' '''r'
lobbyists w'rr lHnE'n; "n'ui th' L'slslturn
attempting to influence legislation. AMI that it
was asserted that money had been paid TO pur-
,.'..,'. IN. i,.'
rus N0',s "t N','e ',i v'''N''''' u, al,
testigate as o. the ia IT,. But IL was dccd a not
h. ofTer il uutil an.r t,.. nnni ,ot. ON tb, I'M
ri. ,,.,,i ,,'r,.,,, 4, -
n'" " ,' 'ii "'"''''" - WE warrant " 'o '0S'-
luton Will be passed..
The excitement reached fevcr heat when the
sss,,,lly ,,., tf,is ,,,r,fr,, III. io,ru ,.,,-,
''e' u''9 '''+ +"'nN' 80, uu'i9 WIZ
~ y,rL ,,fs.t,,,-ts AMI ,h, t.tt,. ,,,.,,
- 'V'~ ni,,, i,,s,'.l'' . "''' a'', i1S n,,n
, -" wv
marble noors outside. Ihc Af-t business was
ni.'ni n'en,Lnr- h., n f',,trl 'rh. Trs, Wv"
,I,in ,yns Mr Wraj"u "a, W.rr..n a,"rtv ,ci,
h Saif rsrfiiai ,v,. ai -..,,, ',, 10, a. n,,,. i,
on motion " n - ana Mr. Wntllell was rX-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03

STRAsBoURG. May 2.-The Emperor William
purts OF tlly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03

\ remnrkniy large AMI lv ~ -.a log has
.erh ifrlN' uNN seen ll lHt. sporting AVMark bay
AAAy ~ 4rlsA,n have cAas.dlt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03

DETROIT. May "A despatch from Snut Ste
Marc the lst boat OF te season, the st,a.cr aim
llurd from thlcag passed up at II ocloc fs fore.
noon. WAlelsh bay is clear VI ico
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03

The Globe Hotel at Cape May that cost $3.50 q
us Nnl was eye, ted to moctA ls centennial tllo tat
t.l not eome, has lust b,cn su.I iot sJ,l71,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03

FRYEnURG, Ne, May 2.-The mutual council
of the CONGREGATIONAL Churches met toIa, To cou,l r
the case OF the Rev Nj Stone who recently emhrt, cd
the swedenhoImn faith. The council unnnimou,ly ly
Ietonnehied MI Alune's dismissal without church /, l.
lowship which the church ratihcd without a dssemnr
voice. " N''"'7
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j., May , -Thr slo0p VA
LA Hinr unn.ui- ANc Hnt r,n nl f' 700 Il .-l.f
the seul STALLION Obi. uil,iuOnn Capt \e.llll ANA Lie
crew NJ. - .4t hei ui. without iH.,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03

=, ELLSWORTH. Me-. May2.-The trial of Edward
To-day '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03

rc,uiiicnn. r'wirc Compelling nm Adjourn
nrnt Rather than Risk ~ Vote Ola Salt
hpcnLirx Right Out In Meeting Wumor. Of
$40, 900 Placed tn Influence Legislation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03

ST JoHNsnuRy Vt. May 2-Gov. Fairbanks
ts rcsIed John T. fhaiT until the lst Friday ~ Apul,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03

Malthy's choice Norfolk oysters cost less than
any ood IL market New York depot Al Harrison -AiV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-03
The MI.,omrI rncInc Knilrnnd.

ST Louis May 2.-1hc receivers Of the Mis-
.".' '"..ne Railroad made their final report to the
,hary.l r. 81, ',u NJ, Court Yesterday and were d..
!u"! nom MAJ y - l-7 mo time II tlcir nuolnt,eit
W W Atll ~ =, - ltve h' a. iliitiS rs and the
'NF'"'eS' S'''''''f '''t net earnings ssJu J74 rs
Ior l9yalldS' use the Jon2ac Cognacs aro
lWesl AM Lest f'w' MAJ. 10 l,eade struet-Jie
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-10
MY Pick.

Some days ago the Superintendent of
Police, Ira Wood, loaned pick to .
young man named Andrew Mitchell.
Yesterday the STAR published the par.
ticulars OF the mau's arrest tor stealing
several red hot irons from a lady eo
East Third street.
The officers knew Andrew to be a bad
crowd, and consequently made every
eff )rt to convict him in the Police CourI.
if possible. The lady, however, whe is
confined 10 her bed by sickness, refused
to appear in Court this morning.
Mitchell was taken bsfOre the
Superintendent OF Police to receive
a warning to quit his sinful ways.
AS he tailed to return that
pick to the Colonel, the latter felt very
bad about it.
He said to Mitchell: II know you ara
bold, bad boy, for you have taken nv
pick, and you have failed to return IL. 4
won't prosecute you my sell, but il is
your luck that you are not to be prosa.
cuted for your last offense. I am serry
to dismiss you, but, nevertheless. "a
now and sin no more" Mitchell went
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-10
I'm Self.defen6e.

At the southwest corner OF Fourth aaSI
Main streets is saloon owned by cAas.
Devote. He was his own best customer
yesterday, and as a natural result was
rather quarrelsome, and In this oonds-
tlon he went on collecting expedition.
He went TO No. 81 West Fourth street.
where an old painter, fifty years OF age,
keeps a paint shop up stairs. Tom
Marsh is the painters name, and he
owed Devote small bill. Some words
passed between the two men Of rather
an ugly nature. Devote then assaulted
Marsh with blows, knocking him dowa
and stamping him. Marsh recoyerea
himself, and jumping up used knife,
cutting his assailant severely on bsta
sides of the face and neck. Devote was
taken home and Marsh was taken 20
Hammond Station, where the charge sl
cutting with intent to Kill was entered,
The case This morning was continued
two weeks, and Marsh was permitted 10
20 on his own recognizance.