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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-02
TIE EASTERN CONFERENCE.
Hopes OF n Peaceful settlement Of the Qucs-
tioDs In Dispute.

LONDON, Jan. IA Reuter- telegram
from Constantinopls reports that at Saturdays
sitting Of the Conference, after the Turks an
nounced that their counter proposals were not
ready. Count Chapdordy, the French plenpo-
tentary, addressed the Conference, pointing
out that the propositions OF the European rep
resentatiyes contained nothing contrary to the
integrity Of the Ottoman Empire. Gen. lgna-
tier declared that Russia had made every con-
cosslon. In order to arrive at an understanding.
II was to Turkeys interest to accept the pro-
posas Of the powers. Lord Salisbury and the
Austrian and Italian representatives expressed
approval Of these statements. Hopes OF peac-
ful solution continue. The plenipotentiaries APP
pear disposed to make concessions Ia matters I
detail.
The Greck Envov at Constantiuopie has in
formed Sir II. q. Elliott that Greece will subor-
dinlte her + stern policy 10 that OF England.
The Marquis OF Salisbury has promised the Gre
tan delegate that ne Will consider the claim OF
Crete.
IL Is said that the Porte Ia willing to concede
that Governors Of the insurgent provinces shall
be Cnristans.
1t Is reported at Bucharest thnt In conse-
Quence of the prolongation of the armistics the
Rouuanian army will be placed on peace foot
lug.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-02

Jas. McWhi''or, aged 54, Of 70 Oliver street
dicl auGdeub yesterday.
". j. I-hppY at the asylum. Forty'ninth
street luI LtXu-ton avenue, OF at "A Cunto place.
John Cronin uf il2th street ard the boulevard
fell IRON sleigh last evening, aud WAS fatally injured
Jpm Gonyt, a seaman, was found at lhirueth
street ana Tara aNeAue, yesterday, vigediug ir0m
scalp wound,
Leonard Wagner. aqel D. Zen from tho 0rst-
~ ~ window a. az baxter street yesterday 'Md was
injured INTERNALLY
Pius liz Of elG Eist Tenth street. found a tad
OF nnuut fourteen yrr tgrrAtl le at rst avenue and
Eighth street. lh-t eN uus,
Dr. T. :. Lambert writes that the $500 reported
NJ unylng been gwen I} nm 10 the AutUcAn Temper.
ance uuion Wa gwen, not by lin, bur through lin.
timothy ONru, aged 90. OF $50 Eist Forty.
a,crcaiou wltn iatrck Grcen OF hj7 5lrDnu avenue.
In mn sltercalion last evening at 3i2 wes,
street. Frazer nun OF as West INc.f nitl street, va
,'lp,d M me lett breast Ly Gorge II fcrroA. Of 10
Marion street.
John J. Klrwn = ie5 second avenue foll from
aanl ~ ls,.it irs o. II. a. i''. ,''n-s William J,hn.
pitrIch lrlel, of - DIV D. k -ireet, while NJ
Wurh aga Hu cAfINAllIi ID NttNN 10 % II lltNiA rf f.eL
ye-lcrIa', orr.ri tr~ t ", 'nd was fou"n i-sensOs
80 naf,,l"ArI ny ou. 'l sru'is'r.
Henry NcE y,ah4rb driver. was held In t1M
h} Ju urr l'Np, ,rsir7.u. f'r oaNlns o',r three
tii.Dfr4 NIt Nrrt rr .-,u- le. i."If.t4 rtr.et az
Nln.i .Nf.1 1', "n sun. 3. lf ,hfnt-' s--i oveI
t.rh ~ Hion'Df t.' f'lr t't lus, 'rnia.as o. hAuJ
on. .rur alilyan wa summoned t'the tene.
U-ut 4i 1l3 rtt.rstr ei 'a-' fNfl.... fnUl.ll as
tefnfnr., H4l NIl.ur t..r. hr-.N hnun4 hiI'ui Wn
90 80 8 r.r.iA qI.. 10. % l''o d. 'H h'Hr - q
4 W. t.-ol ., 'ue OA@ s.'e. '"n.u. t. ia.hei
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-02
AssassINATIoy IN CoLoMBIl.
The Dutch Consul AT Carthngcna and Three
Other Persons Killed.

PANAMA, Dec. 2l.-In Carthagena, on the
u inst, four PERSONS were murdered In cold
blood and pany Others wounded. 1t seems that
IT clock n the evening, Urmets, . son Of the
Dutch Consul. while seated on a bench In the
promenade, was suddenly stabbed to death. At
the same time, groups OF armed men, stationed
at different points. began firing. Mr. Moreno,
the Dutch Consul while trying to so,e his son,
was struck down with sabre, AID was badly
cut lie expired soon after red ihilg his home.
Several others werS wounded, aud servant Of
Elir Porto was killed. This was a. o'clock in
the evening. Two hours later, on Augustin
VeleZ while on his way home, "cf Ompanied 10y
his son. was fred at. He rush.i In the open
bctica u the Romanes to sac himself, and ran
up stairs The assassins followed him into the
house, up stairs, and down into the kitchen.
There he was murder In cold blood Don
Augusdn Neloz was q most excellent man, and
father-n.l law Of Santo Domingo. The assassius
have beeu arrested, and Qliet restored. No po-
lticIl significance was attached 10 the ahar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-02
UHO cor IHE PRIZESf
How New Workers were Drawn iuto Tum.
many Hail on IA stormy Evening".

An Englishman, calling himself Prof.
Philippe, appeared In a slsght-oi-hand per-
formlnce IN rammany Hal last evening. His
advertisement announced that "a piano, n
horse and uuggy, a 400 greenDack, a beautiful
live baby, aud 40 yaiuaLls presents were to be
given awnv. Very few New YorSors took the
bait. The Professors prestiigtation was clev-
ery performed, but 1t Included no new tricks.
Every lady was gwen an envelope ON entering
the hall, and nearly all the envelopes contaiged
blank pieces OF paper. At intervals during the
p rformance an assistant sold at 81 each other
envelopes "wdrranted 10 contDin numbers."
Nearly the entire timo Of the entertainment was
consumed In selling these envelopes and IN dis.
trihutlnf tue priZ.s, which were mainly plated
table ware. NOoOdy chnnced 10 draw any OF the
valuable prizes mentioned In the advertisement.
At tho close Of the drawing q woman from be-
hind screen called out The children the
childrenl" Prof Philippe seized her ana forced
her into an anferoom, but she freed herself by
mas trees that oruamented botn ends OF the
stage. announced In an excited manner that to
the children in the house were TO be distributed
the toys and fancy articles tnat hung on the
trees. II there are any Eoor children In the
street who desire these, let tham oome in,' she
said.
Then while the womanJtore the knickknacks
platform and dur. them to the children at her
feet, an assistan vas busy despoiling the other
tree OF the tiny Ooxes, pals, anu fancy articles
such as she was distributing, which he O.. rrled
from the stage, leaving nothing but popcorn
balls aud other trlues on the boughe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-02
NEW FEARS EVENING MURDER.
The Shooting OF Michael Walsh in a Dispute
About Paying for Drinks.

"Whats the matter. Shay p asked Capt.
Mcdonnell of the Prince street police, as that
officer appeared before the desk with young
man, whose pale face and excited manner
showed he had undergone some rough handling.
"This man, Captain, has shot me and killed
another man."
The prisoner described himself as James Blake,
10 years Of age, OF go Varick street, sawyer. He
said that the officer was mistaken but Detective
Reynolds, Murphy, and Roundsman Burns ap-
peared With a number OF witnesses. Richard
O'Rorke Of 245 varick street, who Is Employed In
bis brothers bar-room at Dominick street, said |:
my attention was drawn to a number OF men
standing outside my door, disputinR about the
payment Of drinks. The old man who Is shot
offered to pay for them, but the other refused
to allow him. I heard the dead man say, what
do you intend to do about thisf Hot words
knock the old man down, I left the bar and
stood outside the store. Suddenly both men
ellnohed, apd the old man slipped end
prisoner seize him by the throat, and ss
the old man rested on one Knee the pris-
oner deliberately drew his pistol from his pock-
ct, and cooked IL. and fired. The old man fell
back, and said. Jimmy. Jimmy. you have Killed
me. As he said that he fell back. Then James
Blake, the prisoner, started to run. After his
arrest by Ofcer Shay snatched his pistol from
him"
While Sergeant Gaynor was listening to other
witnesses the police marched into the station
Carrying the dying man. The victim Is Michael
Walsh, wood sawyer, OF Twenty-fourth street,
between Seventh and Eighth avenues. He Was
breathing heavily and unconscious. The
tersd the bone. DIR. Cook, the Police Surgeon,
said that Walsh could not live to reach the hos
pital. Capt McDonnell defined as witnesses
MCGrath and O'Rurke.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-02
EUN IN the HIPPODROME.
Mule Race in which uic Asioaishing Time
oi 1885 was Made-A Driver Hurt.

Mule Race In which uic Astonishing Time
oi 1885 was niade-A Driver Hurt.
In the Hippodrome, last evening" in ths
trot for purse Of sl0O, the starters were Flora
Pat Lynch, Roanoke, and Bay Jake. Pat Lynch
was the fayorite over the leld. Six heats were
trotted. Roanoke won tho first In 2:56k. Flora
the SECOND and third in 2.5j and 2jI Pat Lynch
the fourth and nfth In POL. ana 2;t2, Flora the
sixth heat and trot IN 2:jD.
The mule race, mile heats, best 2 In q, last
mule to win, made much fun. Throughout the
mules kicked, backed, bolted, and went all oves
the track. When the whip was applied they
stubbornly laid down, or threw their riders, and
went every wav but the right one. James Car.
rolls bay mule Dandy jim, after "A tedious tus-
se, won the race IN two heats IA lO:j6 and l03Ok.
Tue chariot race was won by Miss Matte Lewis,
To wind up the sport MI. Neil Mowfy appeared
in marvellous teats Of horsemanshp. In the
Back Jumping Act his horse boited and threw
Mr.. NOwry over his head. Mowry fell heavily
ON the ground, his right leg was cut badly aud
the hOIse dlslocated Its shoulder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-02
THE RAILROAD HrER.
Latest List Of Passengers Who Lost Their
Lives at A-btabuia.

Lives at Asbtabuia.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. Jan. Tho following
Is revised and complete list OF the dead as far
as known:
Mr. Aldrtch, Des M0lnes, Iowa
Lewis }. hlrrey. Bunao.
Mrs. ". T.. Hreile!'. enid and nurse Chicago.
Mr; ana Mr., p p B.s. Chicago
{. Brunner GfAtlOt Wisconsin.
Mrs. {. Bruuner two caillren of Mr. aud Mrs. DruE.
David chit,enden Cleveland.
l.. {. Crarc, New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. +. Cook, welineion.
William Clemens. bellevue. q.
Mrs, Emaa Cotia. Oakland, CAL
James D1yle, New YORK.
tllrcpce Gage Charleston. liza.
Alfred Gillette Cranberry Island, M0.
Alrs. George, Ccvelinn
Mis- George, Cleveland.
j. W, Hart Asrol, ONO,
Il. I. Hail Mn 7. L. hall chicago
tharie. Kane r, sonrs6 ia.
Ahme " i-tcrvlllc, lott WIS.
George Krpler. Ashtabua. Onto.
iawrenge i'oncns,n Cle,eisnd, ohio.
pnl NcNcil. Cleveland. Oalo
Miss Nn.ie Mixer. Buntl).
Mrs. y - Msr'te motner and child. Chicago.
Mrs. W L. Moore. liammOndsport, y. Y.
Isaac Meyer Cleveland.
BIRDIE Meyer, Cleveland
Richard Osborne. Iecninseh. Mitch.
Mr. ana Mn, J u. Peek, r. orla, H. (loubtfuD.
Mrs. G. +. Palmer, Binshamton, ny
John Pekerias, CHICAGO.
Daniel A Rogers, Chicago.
+. sSattucs. Cleyeithd, Mount Vernon ana Delaware
Rlilroad.
: MI: IGsysCfhSS asy fhSSmas aas tfSisC' oakland Cal
sp snnpr'e%S %.,,s xGsel, lo,sssY' A,l9anY'
The Rev. 4. il. Tashburn Cleveland.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-02
IN JAZZ FOR ONE YEAR.
How Two Deiglans suffered by the Laws
Delay mud IA Woman's Revenge.
Eiy teen months ago Clara Furncss an

Fiiv teen months ago Clara Furness and
q Belgian named Verness began housekeeping
together in ThiTty-lith street. They lived to-
gether for three months and then seuaratcd. A
fow days after their sep ration Verness was ar
rested on the charge Of having stolen Jewelry
worth 500 from Miss Iurnoss. Justice
NXhy, after all examination, sGmmarly
diau sed the charge. There was no
commune ition between tho quondam
friends thereafter until January year
ugo, wnen Nerno-s and his friend Rameau, also
Common Pleas 10 recover the value Of iewelry,
worth 5000. which tho complaint alleged they
hud stolen from Miss Furness. Neither Of the
men had friends or money, 50 they were sent to
the Ludlow street Jul. lheJ were without aid
counsel, but II seems that some preliminary
motions were made IN the caae, all OF which
were denied, with costs, to defendants.
Inuer the rule hlCh prevents it.g gants pre-
Vnu-iy mucted IN costs from renewing motions
uniil such costs are paid, the men have not
since been aue TO hppear IN the sul u, and nave
langui-hed IN jan awaiting the tirlu that the
case would he reached regularly on the caen-
dar. hey wDre approached fcVe al times with
Cleis Ul settlement, whlcn. they sAi, tAey re
fused, beng conscious Of their innocence, and
urefeiring any delay that might result IN their
VHuichtiuU. After "A We rs Imprisonment they
decided 10 accept an otler OF disCOntlnu lnC' Of
tie SUIT wltu an agrcrHo 4 10 not Proceed
against the plain in for false impiispnment.
Ih., quit clam Tor years inc ifceratlOn tney
signed yesterday, and were released.