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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13
In the Uippodromc

I'm Gilmorcs Garden .a.t evening Emma easily
won the purse " 800 IN three srA glt heats In 25s
si, and ~'. Ia tn second tro fnr tiOD mi.c helts
GA Boo took ihe nrst heat IN .;5il,. lrtat0n the
sec nd anu tNrl 900 .ju 100 ani Oll Bob aOn tue
fourth AID nith heats and trD' IN 2sIa1l and .:j.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13

The form OF an act having Tor IT, object tina
e-tahh slm.nt ~ Ponce Pension Fund IN krOoklyn,
Nas st"rdN pre.ented 90 the HlOuAtu Police Board
Tor IT. approval and s soon 20 be- forwarded Albany
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13

Captain Parker, of Life Saving station 10 on
the New Jersey coast Forked river went out on
patrO duty cifryng lantern do three hours duty
and ~ not return. His BODY found near the line
Of ms post panty In and partly out vi the Heart
disease kllrd hin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13

CNcINSArI Jan. l.. lho ncN steamer Calu-
met, ~hicn was loaded Ia Nrw ur,eans, was -uuk ny
no'lue irn h'rr thl- m1iui = Tine Ctuu,t was vHled
Ht - "n. aul iu-urri fpt tlfuh SueaN.H cargo Of
t"I LuA4le. tuns, WhlcH "4.l pru'Abb 1- sated.
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Iiiv,,wrgm.u IN Veebnv,,cp.

Frank Frey Of licr-rnline avenue and q arden
Ur' mon ll- tuld me ponce Yesterday that ne was
ASS llted al thc Mt.haNArn terry lae ihursi iaT
uisht, aud fvbOcI uf hi, wat,h aid chain.
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A Victim of the virginia naiirond Disaster.

WAsHlNGroN, Jan. l2-Among the victims Of
the MI ini Railroad accident yesterday morning. was
Mr A. h. schleJer, Of the arm OF DUrfey a schcbler
Sew York. Mr. schneider is st the rruv cucc Hospital
IN lhl- ct, ana Nh- A car" OF his tath"r-lr law. Mr.
thares ship"y OF baimurc, ANA t is huicd that his
INJURIES ar nor usrruL IAl, lunras ht WIS Wis L
81 Dr. lenAle, N. [ aud WeI.hAoNu ply -iciAh VI
NtIf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13

IIUsIUN, Jan. T Tno NrrhNnIr-' slVnNs
Hlns, c-lptl-nrd la 1874. has susperd.L owing
tu the & g4ailu of husinc,. aud other r,u.c. Tao
in tui uN Dt I'rud .u' % Hhr -. .t4, aIucr
thru Nuou' t,7oop has been lra"u G.i,siort from
60 bans. Il g. pr hlbr t..t lIl 4.t.Nu Nlil bC
trrNr1 IN order tu protect tl I've dnpl.iHrs alike. On
u a lLyr- w-- tsiJ, oJl W 4u4 deypall,Iv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13

Inc mansion OF John stevens, the Hoboken
millionaire was entered by thief last evening
snd svsluao.e seal.skin cap and an overcoat weN
stolen. nelghbOr saw the thief depart and MIR,
stevens pursued the thief but failed Ipture him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13

WAsHINGToN. Jan. ls-lhe Senate to-day
confirmed the uomiuauOn OF stewart l.. woldforl. 10
he Uuiiei States District Attorney for the uern
D-tlrt II Sew iurA wise George b Bliss. WhUse term
vi ulllc Apifru
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13
cor. CoLouII1's INAUGURAL.
GeOrgiu's Interest in the Issues Of the Presi-
dental Contest.

ATLANTA, Jan. II -Gov. Alfred ii. Col
qultt was inaugurated before an immense audi
ence at II o'clock to-day. A large part Of his
address w"s devoted to urging economy IN the
state aiministfation 50 as to relieve the bur
dens Of tne people. The portion on Federal
matters was enthusiastically appauded aud Is
as follows:
ia the grlni popular mi rity Of the guhcrns
oriA Get on s t. De read ic overwhelming lut@rr-ts
taat orsians feel ~ IA, great suss couyu-iug
the Cuuntr, ANA thrlr ternlncd puruOtt artp ia
ullgnne 4 with the .atrutc M lun- IT our lrtnrru
friends Whonrt see KING Dy hr peucelu fundamentally
uf laAiu -un age 10 r'ts hpl-h good .uN rnufn
der &c unu Hpueh supremacy II thr fri"rh ton-fifu-
uon but speak my own dr"l'ielt sentiment amt eCHu
fhc liuh NulCr Oi Georgia Nnel rNy tIif ~
c"mDnr tlont Il nAnonHl poilc' nos 20 rep otc ~lh
frh"r Interest We stand ln lH.uuN4Ir sfinlMiN Nth
tlr tlcfr4 tNHOuruf = n-tuiiunt hnrry. .rrtrruCh
mrnt. aui reform. We Wit adhere 10 hini AMI ms
ltnNftrs Htn the nieliY dnr 10 TIE champion OF 4
ri'ht.. cause 10 every phupiic cutciy r ioy may
uhhf Go car ne b nr~t AAu nam able Nll OF a
larec y f.y ~ toe American peOpu ustl.uOhsly
eAlrclu d at tIe pO.a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13

Cot. W. T.. stun Of the New Park Theatre
Brookvn. We teray sent g. Dsnic Chauncey treasurer
OF the theatre fre relief fund check Tor S.
proceeds OF the BroO&lyn Ac DENY benefit Tue sun
exceeds 10y sl1oO that realized from any other
dement, yet gwen Tor the fund.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13

BERLIN, Jan. l2.-l'ince 81, uarck Is indi.-
posed ahd cnAfuc! go his ru mn. lie unable "a
attend the Russlan Dct NAitl wIs OpcueI ~ tne E.
ptlVg IN person today
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13

Mavor Siedier has published an address to the
residents Of Jcrs cry asking them to vote gsnst
~" schcm Of the new ouulcvtri flr Hudson county
The sccti Is ON the 23l. ur,day uuxt Is the last
day tpr registration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13

Not New York Aidrrmnn.

The three irish fishermen whD were rescued
hN The swedish bars tcurr are ut - Hamilton
street. The are Ia need Of pccuniaiy assistance.
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JOTTINGs tBOUr rOuY.

Failing, followed by rising rolct r.. ea-teriy
Mlnd., shiiug to vest amt northwest AMI ircQue ht
SNOW anI r4in, sucoetdc oY c3I9er clearing woatacr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13

The Inspector of street Cleaning " Is directed
yrsittdly io remove the snow aud ice fr1m the 1T
crowded thuruu- -iarts. argc force OF men aud 800
carts VIII bohin Work Ia BruadWay On SUNDAY morning.
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liOumnnin'- DcnInn,

CoNsThNTINOrLE, Jan, l. A note has been
presented To saNe Pashh Miui.cr of torrisu Affairs
from the toumauiau Government dem lnulns tuut Tur.
boy rfcusulI tih /. nAulL iurus l.tVsral pOrll
OF the ottoman ll4p4gf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13

At the suit Of Cornelius lIniey. Gutenberg
QurDran shrrf lhycry YESTERDAY ievicd sons
OF the ptopert, OF Rodnan PRICE, Jr.. the sou VI ex
GON. Pticc Of " jersey.
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IIiuhwaymen in u Cur in the street.

jason Weeks arrived In this city On the 9th OF
November, 1871. the New YORK New Haven and
Hartford Railroad, on his way from Maine to Quincy,
ILL., He was on the last car Of the train. whicD ar
rival at the old depot seventyseventh street was DO
tached aud lct Ia the street fo- few minutes. Mr.
Mccks. after remaining short time IN his seat, went
to the dor of thc car. Three stood at the en-.
trance. one OF whom pushed nm over the stove and
IN leo his nat his Cyc-. Wmlc auothcr man held
MIN in that POSITION, the tird rohocd HIM Of United
states bonds and 9th securities worth fid,GO) Weeks
suel cnmpin' for his loss aud the Jnr, gave him
verdict uud'r the Instruction OF the Judge, that II in
cons pJcncc OF want OF ain sencH by he
company IN protecting pl.sengers the rObDcry DOk
pllce thcN were Bile Tor the loss. The General Term
yesterday rrNerSed the judgment holding that the
pan was uo liable Tor the loss Of property uO placed
In liz DO. .cAhlOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13

LONUON. Jan. L. Nr .lrlucr ~iito 81 VI .
Elt,Y lid Nolli,, which l.i tiuu GUts-pW 81. %.
q. r. Sew NNrN, is reported on tr.uaDAhcA VAN ht
Llalu -uait hEu.rH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13

l}rRLlN Jan. L.. rvcuty Sor / Democrats
hlv hrcn rnrtNu 60 Parliament They l.Nr ~huMu
grea tr,nsth Ia al the large towns. even Nnec ue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13

SrnISGFIfLD, IL. Jan. ~. To-day the Joint
Democratic caucus Of the Illinois Iessllturr ununl.
munsy u minated fx-GnY. ,luhn NJ. Palmer for United
satrs senator. Tnrre ls great rtJ0irlts mnns me-
nrnlCiAtA. I, b. iNrd thtt all to OPP -ilun
uiUnts u tho icsislAturo Wi hugiy unite OH Palmer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13

IONuuN.J "a. T.. ln, rroyrnta. from iireuen
N.rtrlN NtiN saved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13

WArERrOWN, y Y. J.n T. 'inr thrrmpul'-
t'f a. luotiure ihls uuriIur lhlrtfrd iNru FDt
br.1N .itdt .-i.rN ui Nil 80 tf.,u .r.. .otrs.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DASBEs HERE AND THERE BIZ THR
SUN'S REPORIERS.
The Coal Market tcport ~ Received from the
Wa~himgio lon Pinco roiicc Court More ofths
Incorrigibiiiiy OF the Wicked sua ~ hoy.

"I's all along OF financial embarrassment in
the coal trade" I'D the Goa, dealing mother OF the boy
who wa. accused ~ hfting rival male 60 dealer on
the head with frozen The wife Of the man who
had beel hit on the head by the with frozen cas
trade acknow edged tnit she not friendly to tho
mothero the boy Who had hit her hu.ban "a head with
fIoz cat The counsel for the boy moved his DIS
charge, the ground that tlc cat not rVSen but
only IN the condition OF ordinary ,is ~ morhs The
magistrate, IN view ~ the of tie pros cutlon.
which probably had its origin In the uri jealousy OF
rival dealers In coal said that he nnc the pris
Oncr only ~ for hittng the complainant the head
with frozen cat on account OF financial embarrass
mcnt In the coal trade. "lere, Eddy here's the dob
lar, cried the mother of the hoy might have givea
you nfty Judge, Just as easy" IL wish had knowa
that before" the mlsitratc SAID to hlm- II softly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13

"Morcnu- Iefcyrc," he oldest and most French |
q ehAnpIgnea Victor h. hAusrr 40 iioaio s'. sew
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13

Aliernnn Samuel Wenb Of lIpbukcn yester-
~ Nr one tacGsani lOiycs of bread the POOR VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13

1lARusnrnG, Ilu. r. r." hr' which broke
cut ln iW L'Nrn- Nu.N mnr' 500 itp B. srn ulIy
uiiI iii riiil, .iuN ilt
ftoui ih.- 'lI, nhs hrru rrfufn"d. a. unN neleVed
JUST orr The Niu'rdicf rs,klDIs hy Ear tho
Che pet tua most lntct"-'ins iuub per. frloe i've
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PARIS June E.-Fl -. Bll,G, tuander 4
ue Ie. a. 49, Dsu1 ~ Nntk.. h let0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01

Interest In the subject Of mining for the precious
meals. We hear lees Of her than Of Nevada for tho
ref sou that she has active stock board and her
citizens are devoted TO practical work rather than
speculation shares Thousands OF dollars in bullion
reach this city daily, but It comes unannounced and
the pubic know nothing OF 1t IS evident, however
from information derived from the local press well
as from private correspondence, that the great in
dustry which gives such impetus all other industries
Is thriving and growing upon sound business basis
Though capital still the great need Centennial
State does not suffer Tor the Of it once she
DID, for she rapidly creating capital Tor herself IN
form and upon terms that cost her no usury As the
shafts arc sunk deeper the ores grow richer,
and the climate whcrc the miner works
Is the same in temperature all the year
round Among the better known mines we
hear that the Pleasant River after short period OF
idloness, Is again at work aId sends its tribute Of
quartz daily to the crushing mills; the ST. Louis
near by, on the same slope, heretofore worked by
horse power, Is awaiting the introduction OF steam;
the Gunnel IS again in first class order. the fire.
proof shaft house being completed. and the product
of ore reported to be large the Grand Army con-
nected its shaft with the lower workings; two
lodes OF reputed richness have been chrstened re.
spectvcy ''Tidcn and Rcform' and '.Hayes and
Whecler on the Lucernc lode the work Is progress
ing steadily in that continues to improve in
quality; the Bobta Gregory, Fish, Gregory Second,
Buell. Ticrney, Mountain City, Comstock, Burroughs,
Kansas and Illinois are reported to have made Their
usual progress during the past week, many OF the
running as high, by actual smelling, $3.50 $500
per ton, though tho average may hardly DO stated
above $40 to $50 The Briggs is one OF the deeper
shafts Icing down $50 feet, and is reported
rs furnishing fifty stamp mill with good ore. some of
It running above 500 per ton There Is trouble in
the Black Hills growing OF scarcity OF provisions
the price OF Hour having reached SIS per SACK and
tho stock Of sugar, bacon and coffee being quito
exhausted.
despatch from Boar Valley. CAL, says that 'tho
Mariposa tunnel Is 1892 feet Gougc of vein has
changed to hanging wall. Vein is six feet WIDE hard
quartz Have had six samples of ore assaycd, result
ing In value OF $50, $50, $50, $72, 500 SOL per
ton Ten stamps OF mill running all right; ore on
hnnd and In sight justides starting twenty mills at
once"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Dec. 80. 1876
$$s S' 70 S7 ':s
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 80. 1876
ordinary iHe Net receipts ',75i bales; gross 1857;
5000 stock soi2eo Yesterdays weekly market should
read receipts % ; $50 bales sos Exncrs
5 sSn ,ls7 ''z s''''"''' $500 Sales $3.50" Stock
MOBILE Dec 30 1876
Cotton h% maans ,c low ss maans good
the Contingent lo7 20 tho Channel 1906 coastwse, o.;
Cotton nrm OFFERINGS light: mddlIny; Pc; low mid,
$685. ''s S frances as
CHARLESTON Dec 80. 1876
Cotton steady, middlIng. l29sc; low mddng lslc.
good ordinary ~ NE Net reeep,s a9l? bales.
WILMINGTON. Dec 80. 1876.
sPrt tnTpen,ns firm AT, al 4s Strained r%sn firm
virgin, $3 20. Tar steady at II 80
oswnco Dec 80 1876
offair white ss 81 40 Milwaukee club at 81 a. No.
Wabash held extra white Ms.T.n a 81 so
lots Of high d. soc Barley dull, sales Of 5000 bushels
do held It c Corr" neal a H no.
changed. Railroad shipmcnts-Four. 1900 bills
No receipts shipments. reported to-day. Transactions
on Change csre light Fsur Unchanged sales 100 Dbl.
No. Milwaukee 81 Az 2,oo.do; No. mixed Western
do. two-rowed State At private terms
TOLEDO. Dec. 80 1876
Flour stendy. Wheat weak No. 2 white Wabash 81 AZ
amber Michigan ST 43 January 431S February 81 46
No amber Michigan. 81 24i; No red winter. 81 Az
Il a. Corn dull and nominal: high mixed, 4sAc;
damaged 43c do. rejected. 444c Oats quet: No. mt
35c rejected. 30sc Cloverseed So Hogs 81 20 81 49,
Roceipts Wheat. ID 600 buslrls corn, 40 900 onts
1000 do sEipments-Flour. 500 bbls wheat 5000
els; corn, 81. 900 do.
CHICAGO Dec 10. 1875.
Flour quiet. but firm. Wheat in fair demand lower;
No Chicago spring. 81 25tg cash: 81 25si January
81 27'S February; 81 go March No do 81 y 81 l2i
cash l5sc February; rejected 3s1sc 39c Oats
Sic, cash 3issc., February Rye steady and firm Barley
frner at 6Gc Pork unsettled but generally higher: 81
cash; si7 30 a si7 81; February; sl7 60 81 e21s
$40 2716 so 80. February $40 i21s $40 IS March
Bulk steady nrn shoulders. eye clear rib
Eeeeipts.flonr go Sss wheat 1000 20 bushels corn.
$500 do. Shipmcntsfour. 1000 bbs wheat 1900
bushels 40 600 do oats, 900 do; 1900 do
hnre do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
SAD SITUATION OF A HERO.

The Rev George williamson Smith, rector OF Grace
church, Jamaica, member OF the JAN Committee Of the
Local Visiting Committee for the Queens County In
sttutions made the following interesting report In
regard to one OF the inmates OF the Queens County
Jail-'Among the prisoners charged with the crime
OF grand larceny is one who, some years ago. was
known 10 one Of your committee very favorabiy. as
served faithfully on board The United States steamer
Franklin, aud at one time. when smallpox decmated
the crew no was detailed nurse In the mprovised
hospital whittier sixty cases brought. He was
interchangeable day and night He bore the patients Ia
ms arms from cot to cot gently and skilfnlIy re.
moved the clothes, which were msturatcd To their
flesh was ey es TO tho bind feet and hands TO the
helpless lie fed them, and adm Mustered their medi.
cines He soothci the dying, prepared the dead for
burial and followed them TO their midnight graves
foreign land. He was always cheerful. ready and
oblginG He Is remembered with respect and afioc-
ton by all who were associated those sad days
Officers and men have asked each other again and
again, What has become OF Starkinsf The question
can now unhappily be answered. lie Is in Queens
County jail awaiting an Indictment a charge OF
grand larceny ito which he pleads guilty. for stealing
boat valued ut 500 and rope valued ut $50. he al
leges to sell the rope and procure bread for his family
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
CLEARING THE WAY.

WORK UPON THE cULvEGrs AND CROSSINGS
1EaAN YESTERDAY MoRNING--THE SNOW
PROBABLY TO BE REMOVED TUESDAY.
At eight O'Clock yesterday morning the s'Broadway
and avenue gang Of street cleaners under George H.
Farley, began the work OF cleaning the cuverts and
crossings OF Broadway, from tho Battery to Thirty.
fourth street Eightysix men, divided into two gangs
cleaned first the crossings running north and south,
and then the culverts and crossings east and west
One gang began work at Morris aud the other ut
Thirty-fcurth street Two hours later the gangs
belonging to the First, Third, Fifth, SIXTH Eighth
fourteenth, fifteenth, Sixteenth and Eighteenth
wards, numbering about $50 men, were set
10 work cleaning the crossings of the
streets Of their different wards which inter
sect Broadway Four were placed
Ut each crossing, but the ice hard enough
places to turn their picks and the work, therefore,
was done very slowly. Tho ice and were only
thrown into heaps and not removed. IL is expected
that the heaps on Broadway and Nassau VIII be
taken away ON Tuesday, the appropriation for 1877
VIII then come into elect The want Of money is what
mas retarded the work SO far and the work OF ycstcr
day was done not only because II was necessity, but
probably rs preparation for what may be accom-
piished Tuesday. Although the times are hard and
work Is scarce some OF the abOrers objected work.
difhcuty IN getting the proper number OF men. Two
negroes IN one OF the wards positively objected to
working on Sunday.
The ashes and garbage Broadway were removed
between eleven O'Clock last night and four O'Clock
morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Dec 30 1876.
The holidays being now In progress no business of
portance transacted prces Their eore, rule
quoted December TO- Planters plain that the Weld
OF cane Is scanty but estates not having
grinding Is hoped such unfavorable results will only
confined to n few localities
sugar.-stock in warehouse at Havana and Mstanzas
81 % boxes and 1870 hhds Of the week. 4Oi
boxes aud $500 hhds exports during the week, 5000
boxes aud $50 hhds all to the United States Bacon
TER hour yer Q" beet lard ana mans arc all unchanged In
price. Potatoes. xlOa xII 80 bill Taow, wax and
honey unchanged price Onions, S2 si2 so per bbl
for American Coal OIL In tins u TX reals gallon
Empty hossheads. ~ "a So gold Luu Nominal Shook
dull and unchanged Beans chewing tobacco corn and
hoops unchanged Freshts-Nothing important done
owing to the holidays. but toward the close. Of the
week better eeiirg prevails per box Of sugar
loading Vt Havana for the United States. 5c
75c.: per hid: Of sugar loading at Havana for
the United States, ~ % -: do. outside ports 81
Tobacco market unchanged spanish gold. iI5h a 100
premium Exchange lower on the United Statcs 90 days.
currency. ~ discount short sight do. 3a ~ discount
20 days gold "a premium short sight do, ~ pre-
MUM: on London 1917 IL premium: Paris, par ~
premum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
HE "HOUsE OF BLAzEs."
THE PROBABLY FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY THERE

TIE PROBABLY FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY THERE
ON SATURDAY NIGHT.
Tho tenement house No. AIS East Forty seventh
street Is known the "House of Biazes' because Of
It's very bad reputation in times gone Bly, II no bet
Ter al present. though IL has recently changed hands
and the present proprietor has done his keep
respectable The misfortune Of the place seems to be
the presence OF lager beer saloon the first floor
Kept by widow named Annie Jatz 1t does not appear
whether 1t is the Widows comedy face her oaming
beer that attracts her saloon but 1t liz GER
tain that she does business than any OF her
noighooIs a shooting melee occurred there Satur
oay night last winch may terminate fatally Of
the parties engaged IN IT, The direct OF shoot
ing ana how the shot which took ollec. was
nred 40 not appear to be clear Three youup
men, named Thomas Reilly No. S57 FIRST avenue ;
Michael Fagan No. 325 East Forty street, and
Thomas Dunn, No 3l3 East Forty fourth street, went
there Saturday nlgni, and while drinking lager became
involved IN quarrel WIN Frix upper. No s62 FIRST
avenue, and Conrad krcbs, No AIS East
street Charles Rose is the housekeeper ana occupies
rooms On the second floor Having heard the row
gong on In the saloon aud not wishing the bad
Oh the house to be resurrccted he descended the
saloon to put stop to the quarrel He put large six.
shooter IN his pocket as matter OF precaution but
OF course, It's possession did not make his voice the
least oit more authoritative harsh when he
ordered Dunn and his companions 10 desst
ana ieave the saloon at once. They refused aud he
threatened to shoot Of them II they further In.
sisted on remaining in the saloon struggle ensucd
between Dunn and Rose Tor the poss CT
volver, during which Dunn shot In the right thigh
ne oone OF which was fractured aud reduced to small
pieces, rendering anputation necessary. The result
0 this. II is feared, will be fatal. While Dunn was
struggling with Rose his two friends pounded Roses
face with tumblers, cutting HIM IN a shocking man.
ncr. At tho Fifty seventh Street Court Rose was com.
United 10 await the result oil DuIn's injury. and
Reilly and Pagan werc held Tor trial on Roses
addition, under $500 bail be OF good behavior and
nned bio on Krebs' complaint OF assault.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
ACTIVITY IN SHIpBUILDING.

Mcssrs J. N. Bayes Son, OF PORT jefferson. have
contracted with Taber, Gordon Co., OF New Bedford
to uuli for them ship 10 be employed IN the whale
fishery Shc VIII BIO III feet kccH 20 feet
beam, IL feet hold; about 500 tons, carpenters
measurements She Is 10 DO completed aud ready
for sea early next season Messrs Baylcs Son have
also contracted with Captain Charles Baycs, OF tho
schooner Madison Holmes, to build for him "a three
m.sted Keel schooner, TO be completed Ia OCTOBER,
1917. Her Dimensions arc:-Kcc 100 ieet; beam, 80
feet; hold and between decks, iai4 feet tonnage
about 400 tons Boss Jesse Carll OF Northpori. has
commenced work on new schooner Tor Captain
Joseph DAVIS, OF Port Jegerson--a two-docked Keel
vessel 10 be IN all respects and furnished with all
the modern improvements She will be- launched about
the LIST OF August. 1877. Dimensions Keel, 100
feet BEAM ~ ieot hold aud between decks, IL icet
about 4lo TONS carpenters measurement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
AMY FAWSITT'S DEATH,

To The EDITOR THE HERALD:-
In the touching report OF the funeral of Miss Amy
Fawsitt IN the HERALD OF Saturday Injustice is done
unIntcniionay doubt not to the dramatic profession
In this city. knew Miss Fawsit, since my debut in
London In 1865. know her mother, who will be lett
In distress as well sorrow by her daughter death
and profound ms Is my own grief this sad event
can tcstiiy from my own knowledge OF the circum.
stances attending the death and burial OF this distin-
eushed actress That the profession had nform ma
ton which would enable them to show their rcsnect
for her talents and memory. In the last months of
her life she was harshly and cruelty dealt with but
while these things are left to the Great Judge above II
Is proper the profession should BIO acquitted OF any
Intentional neglect In her dying hours or over her
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