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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04

Hamilton Again Taking the First Prize for
Excellence in Oratorv.

The Academy OF Music was well filed
last evening with the friends of the coutestents
In the third annual inter collegiate oratorial
contest. The orators were Frank Foster Laird
Of Hamilton, Samuel Dodge OF Williams,
Frank Scott OF North western University, q.
W. Terbush of Lafayette. Wilson NJ. Durae
OF the University Of the City OF New York,
mons Of Princeton, T. X. vsndenbursh Of Rut-
and ID. NJ. Hunter OF the College Of the CITY
OF New ork. The addresses showed earnest
study and careful thought; but most OF the
young orators we're sadly deficient In grace of
gesture
The judges Of the contest were DaYard Taylor,
Gen. j. X. Hawlev, and Dr. Chaplin. Intervals
between the OratiOus were pleasantly filed with
music by Grafulla's Rand.
The exercises were concluded by the an
uouLcement OF the awards OF the committees
upon written contests which took pl.ce Dec 9
anu I. ines were:
In Fssays-First. r. NJ. Taylor, OF the North
western University OF ILLINOIS; second Charles
I. Brewer. OF Cornell
In Greek. first. Eugene Prayer Of Columba !;
second, Richard Martin OF the University OF
New York. In Latin. first Emil Scnur,'sgger OF
Cornell second, Henry IL akely OF Rutgers. In
Mathematics first, &. a. Van Vezer Of Cornell (;
second, Geo. C. Holbereth OF the Colleg, OF the
CITY OF New YORK. In Mental science, first,
ihomas Jones % Princeton second, +. NJ. lay
lor Of the Northwestern University.
The prizes OF the evening for orstory were
taken: lhe first by L1Ird of Hamilton the Sec
Und 10y Dodge OF Williams.
Inc announcements were received with tre-
nendous els by the Hamilton men As the
great crowd Of students surged from the build
iDg there arose babel Of college cheers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04
THE GRAND TRUNK STRIKE ENDED.
The RaiIrond Company Virtually CapituIat-
ing to the Engineers.

TORONTO, Jan 3.-Passenger and freight
traffc was resumed to-day on the Grand Trunk
road. Word was received from the General
Manager this morning intimating that the en-
gineers would have a settlement on their TERMS
with only slight differences. The particulars OF
the compromise are not made known. but that
the company comedies twenty cents per hour
Tor waiting time, which Is virtually an Increase,
and will receive back the strikers, including
those discharged, is looked upon as capitulation
10y the comp NY. At lIelevllle. early this murn-
Ing, the military and the strikers came In con
tact several times James Mclaughlin received
abayonet wound in the side. and another man
slight nesh wound. Some Of the military, after
midnight, accompanied the train from Bellevlle
TO Napanae.'l he soldiers were exe Grated loudly,
the car windows were broken with stones and
several shots were 1red. The strikers tried TO
uisconnect the cars and seize the brakes Be
fore the trains had gone ar the engine ran of
the track. The reason s unexplained. The
military formed guard around while the mis-
hap was remedied. The public generally Il well
pleased with the manner that Duffn, the spokes-
man OF the engineers, laid their cases before the
CITY Council last night. The chief condemna-
tiOn OF the company Is m giving the percentage
OF the savings effected to the District Superin-
tendent. As usual, corruption In the governing
body led to rebellion. Tue troops Will return
tonight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04
the JAPANESE INDEMNITY.
A Proposition to Refund the Entire Amount
to the Government OF Japnu.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-The subject Of the
japanese indemnity fund will come up before
the Foreign Affairs Committee tomorrow for
final action The proposition directing the
President TO refund TO the Government Of japan
the entire amount now In the custody Of ths
Secretary OF state. including interest and accu-
mutations thereof and rcserving the sum Of
sl@SUO TO satisfy certain claimants. will be
iayrrably considered. The claimants are chiefly
officers and others of the United States Navy.
lhis sl"5,loO, by the conditions of the pending
Dill, which originated IN the Senate last session,
would remain In the custody of the Secretary
OF state until Congress should otherwise direct.
After the satisfaction Of tue existing claims
should any OF this amount remaiu unused. tne
President II directed to at once pay 1t over to
tho japanese Government. section will be
recommended AS an amendment To the Senate
bill referring these claims 10 a commission, oI
court Of ar0itrament. for adjudication.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04
Prepared 10 Uphold his Action In the Oregon
Case bv Law and Precedent.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-Gov. Grover of
Oregon reached Washington late this evening
In answer to a summons OF the Senate Com
mittee. before whom he expects to appear on
Friday. lie was asked whether any new devei-
opments had been made In regard to the Oregon
case, aud said the situation remained the same
as before so far as he and his decision were con-
cerned. He has prepared an elaborate re-
view OF the case, citing precedents for his ac-
tion, and Is prepared to undergo any examlna-
tion at the hands OF the Senate Com mittee. 1t
seems to wound him that Senators Morton and
Mitchell had spoken OF him In insulting Ian
guaee before giving him a hearing, and he re-
marked that they might discover some grounds
FOR bis conduct when they knew more of oregon
law. He scorned the word defence which has
been applied to his written decision.
In regard to CroDin's statement to-day that
he had received $1,000 from the ID smocratic
Committee to defray his expenses, Gov. Grover
SAID that IL was news to him. Cronin had in
sisted on somebod, else acting as messenger, as
he could not 60 without great sacrifice to his
private business, and the above amount was
only fair compensation.
Tho Governor was asked whether Morton's
committee had any reason for alleging that
money mad been sent from New YORK through
the banking house OF Tilton Co., for political
use IN oregon, as some such intimation was
In two large banking concerns In OREGON, and
money was constantly pass Ing between the two
lively that any attempt to place political siRnih-
cance on the dealings Of these bankers would
fall fiat.
with regard TO conflicting testimony from
Odell. Cartwright, and Cronin In reference to
forming the Electoral College, Gov Grover sim
ply said that Cronin would gladly have co0perat-
ed with the two Republicans N they had al.
lowed him to, "a this would have been the ensi-
est way out of all misunderstandlngs, and they
are now claiming that he refused to act with
them In order to create feeling 1gainst him.
The committee will find the Governor ready
for examination
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04
BRoTHER SEE EEPRoNoUyCED G UIHTY.
The Presbytery Sustaining the CHARGES of
Allowing " Omeu In his Pulpit.

The Presbytery Sustaining the CharQes Of
Allowing W omeu in his Pulpit.
The trial of the Rev. Isaac NJ See, ac-
church. was concluded yesterday in the
Second Presbyterian Church Of Newark.
After all the elders had spoken, . vote
was taken, and II resulted 10 10 delegates
sustaining the charge OF disobediencs to a
divine mandate, and II not sustaining II. OF
the former two refused to vote, and their name
were, therefore, placed In the affirmative list. as
was one who voted to sustain the charges In
part.
committee OF six was appointed to draw up
minute expressing the sense of the Prosby-
tery on the result of the proceedings, and after
an absence OF three hours they reported that.
while the Presbytery dsclaimed al notion Of
condemning Mr.. See as guilty OF wfully and con-
sciousIy disobeying the Divine order. It vet CON
sldered his action Irregular unwise, ami con
tfary to the opinions aud views ordinarily held
by the Church and as such conduct might
open the way to disorder and mischief, Brother
See was cnectionately admonished to refrain
from IL IN future.
The Presoytery felt constrained. further, to
take notice Of the remarks made by Brother
See In his defence. with reference to his per-
sonal and conscious direction by the Holy
spirit, which Views might easiI lead, as they had
led In times past. to the subordination Of the
scriptures to purely human opinions and I'M
pulses. The Iresbytery could not but ad IN onish
the Brother that such viewsc onained the germs
OF destructive errors.
Brother See said he felt II his duty to give no.
tice that be intended to appeal from the q ecis-
lon OF the Presbytery. and chose for his couns OIL
him before the Synod, which will meet In New
ark next November.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04

Peter Dwyct'- new place OF worship at I've
Blrrekcr street Nll be opened TINS evening.
James McAuln, aged -. without home, was
round wuh scalp wUuud ats Apnug street YESTERDAY.
Hon. william 7. liorrnbin and wife have taken
passage III the steamship Greece which sails tins morn
Ing.
James McCanley, OF Spring street, fell In a
o. last evening ana hGd his skull fractured iia sJures
may BE- fatal.
The twenty-Hfth anniversary Of the Marmon-
ides Library AssOcliu VIA be celebrated lu leutOhiA
Assembly Rooms this evening.
Maurice Barrymore and Miss Ceorgie Drew.
members 4 the .1ith ANenu" Theatre company, were
married IN Philadelphia On sunday
Mr.. V. Garcia II confined In Ludlow street
Jail not Countrrf Ter nat as wtutas for the "
trnment iD q crooked whlskry case.
Tho viii Of Col. Washington H. vernilye,
which has been admitted to probate, contains tcYeta
btqIcsts % Mission aud religious *ti'f-
Herbert q. Ihonp1un WH7 ..u'lu'ci 70 ~
tuinIu.-l,nrr e l'tulc 81 .I.. .'.. l- q
u uiI -. HAaGlslVY. TO- L.N t.u-J t..ta.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04
NEW HEIRS OFSIEWART'S WEALTH.
Profc.sed Relatives In Ireland Demanding
their share Of the Estate.

Mrs. A. T. stewart and Judge Hilton
have two more claimants on their hands In the
persons Of Thomas Begley and Mary Branagh Of
county Antrim. Ireland. Thomas, a retired
scnOol teacher now man Of over seventy
nye years, swears that his mother Jane Begley,
WAS sister of Alexander Stewart, A. r.
stewart's IA her, and that A I. Stewart
attended her funeral and paid the bills.
lie has seven children living. NJ 4ry. now over
70, sweafs that sue Is the daughter of John
stewart, Al xdnders brother, and therefore,
like 1homas, fun cousin Of the late A 4.
stewart. Tue and Wits cOrr0bOTate each other
al all points. with Thomhs's come letters from
persons of rospectabty ln Ireland tesiifylng 10
his excellent character, and in some sea TO
the notorieiy OF the relationship. Ihe p.pers
have not as vet been lled.
Judge Hilton smiled yesterday when kol
about new claimants III Ireland. lie gave no
we ght 10 tho matter. The same stories, "
said he, have simply been rewritten. they
are few OF the large number Of letters received
aud claims set forth which have already been
published"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04
An ACTRESS ~ DINGER.
Dress Catching Fire aud n Run for Life -
ONercoat- aud snow Banks.

While standing near the stove in the
dressing room Of Wards Opera House, In New
ark, LIST evening, Miss Lorsdale, pretty sou-
brette, VINO W dressed IN suit OF orange
colored silk OF the kind known as FlOrentuc,'
Il light, iimsy. and glittering fabric. IN which
sho was to appear Miss Cody In the panto-
mime OF "lhe Sculptors Straagem," rusted
her dress against the stove, and In another mo-
ment her skirts were In III ze. she ran to
the stage door. and into the alley leading
To Market street. Ewing down the Hey mass
OF fltmes. she attracted the attention Of Special
Officer Swami. lie drew OF his oyercOat aud
wrapped II around her, and then threw her into
snow bank ana rolled her at out. A number
OF men hurried to the scene, ana the girl was In
another moment smOthered by oyercoats,
rolled almost to a jelley and nearly pulled TO
peces Half an hour later she was at her resi-.
dence, ~ ard street, severely burned upon tho
breast aud limbs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04
THE WRECK or THE EMILE.
The Rescue of Three Persons who were
swept Away with the Hurricane Deck.

KEY WEST, Jan. IA boat has just re-
turned from the search for the missing passen-
gers OF the steamer Emile. which sank on Mon.
day night near this place. Two OF the crew
were found wading IN the water ne1r Harbor
Key, one having become thoroughly Insane from
hts suflerngs. Search was resumed for two
more. who are known tu have been on the hur-
Ticane deck whicn nDated away from the hun.
One Of tnem, DIR. II l,rneneaild0 Rodriguez de
ANarrnI llrIZili N Commissioner TO the late
Centennial ExmDitlon, was found this morning
lie was taken from a -h Wight On which he had
dufed since the EmIlie went down, m an ex-
naustUa COnGiiiOn. lie - noW re cONerlng.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04

Evan 4. Horn, better known ~ Eph Horn
the negro Minstrel died Of pneumonia In 81 Vincent
Hospital yesterday. The disease brought ON by
posurc on Christmas evening I'm Trenton, where the
company he was win had been abandoned ny the man.
aeer. lie recovered from an attack Of dcrum yestcr,
day afternoon, ami recognized his friends la reply 10
remark hy ION Pastor wishing him speedy feCoy.
ery, he said "Ohi guess III be all Tigt always
good man the end." These were his ~ words,
Tor ne tlrned toward the wall AM was found dead
shortly aitcrward lie leaves Vile, tNO daughters,
and a son M Philadelphia. lie htty.sS years ~
ages He had been the Stage l5iy Previous
YhAl Lne he Mns q hMCk mann
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04

Il used TO love to dance" said the widow
Van Cott In the West Thrtieth street Methodist meet
ing house last evening, "but when got religion there
was such Joyous dance In my soul that II took all the
dance out 81 my feet" The widow told her hearers
that some peo pie mad said that she dramatic and
actress, she said, 81 wish | had the power 10
act the drama Of Christianity 80 mat all tue world
would believe In the goodness Of God
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04
The Probnbi solu,ion of m Nv.,crv

The Brooklyn police, In investigating a MIS-
teriou robbery OF the resdcnce OF william 5. Preston
at 5sS Henry street from which three gold watches
bracelet. and other Jcwery. worth IN all 1850. was
stolen on "Wednesday OF last week asct rtalneu that
Frank i sO SOD aged 20 years, ais tppcted at tho
same time. The de eciNcs, vhO could not out
why al experienced burg ar shOudtah god out Of
drawer AMI leave valuable diamonds IN the next told
n" family of their ptrplcXiy The n II said To De- In
Montreal lie Mla member Of Suutl Bros kyu Ito
raiy s.Clciy, and was Ntll favor IN soCitt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04
TIL. resn.-rncine Job IN Committee

WAsnINGTON, Jan. 3.-The sub-cOmmittee OF
nvc-Messrs. Lamar. Atkins GARFIELD, Lutrel. and
o Neill-from the Pac.nc Railroad Committee OF The
House, has unanimously agreed upon report IA favor
~ the lexis,racinc Railroad D. The subcommittee
viii report to the fuli committee to-murrow me
friends OF Texas ParihC are confident that IN vii A
unanmnus report made 10 the House me nil asre,y)
upon is that OF last winter, wherein n
miles vi tie western cud Of the road.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04

NEW HAVEN Jan. d. no steamer Newport.
Of the Fan river line, came into tins harbOr Tuesday
to effect pairs 10 some OF her machinery which had
broken. She ran the beach AMI stuck fast. Thofe
Of the passengers VINO fr Boston were taken oh
and tofNardel by f sud shose for NeNpI Irt remain
bOard, supplies siug Oren provided them. The
steamer s not damaged 10 Yet AMI Will probably get On
all right soon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04
SOME WaSHINGTON TOPICS.
The House Committee on the Elect oral
Count.

WASHINGTON, JaIl' 3.-Ihe House Committee
on the Electoral Count held two meetings to-day. one
fore and one after the session Of the House OF Rep
rcsentauycs. The time of the committee was chiefly
taken discussing prcccicnts and there was bat
hte II any Interchange of views. II was determined
not to meet the senate Committee until several
lnes OF the House Committee have been he'd, to more
thoroughly consider the prrccdens and come 10
sort OF agreement among themselves. Inr committee
lah llt 900 copl'- 81 the compilation OF proceed.
tngs ana denaes OF COngr ON the subject prrD
Dy Messrs Springer aud willard OF the rOiLlte &c. be
printed for the use VI the two committees
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-Congressman Willis
will tomorrow present to the House Of Representa.
tvvs the rgnal memorial bearing the autograph sig.
natures II banKers ana merchants of New York pray
INK for peaceful srt cntt Of electoral quH slOns e.,
He mas received letter written by l.. Jiiiray. the
cutonian ot the memorial stating that the meeting
when Orgina ed Il has unanimously selected Senator
ClnA ns ami Mr. Win, the most suitable rturcscu-
tayes u tc state and cay OF Aew YORK ~ present the
same , lOusrCss,"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04

The nrst evening Of the new management AZ
the lIippodrome, Dan Mace ana r. D.waton passed OH
nnoy Tho track mas been altered and cugihrnoi for
greater s4fey, THIS ana the fact that the horses
new llthr lllppodrome counts for the poorer tlmr
The 500 trut, un er tadtc won hv Harry 2hj
and 2hIi the $500 rae" Dy bnuhifu m $40 md 300
the mustang hurgie race ny snowfall The huAur- IA
lho ChrlOt race were carried OH b. Miss Lila Grady
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04
Making n Foot Bridge Ia the Air.

Tie first sections Of tho fout-hIidge cable vera
yesterday aid from the Brookyn anchor ,gs
Of the East river bridge The cradle Is made In sections
about forty feet lou. and Is compos d of ssts two
inches VIDE cto To side "Trip, win aHp1ce Of an
inch and haf b tW rrn cAch STAT II ~ ld ON the era.
die cahlr- and then ~ cunnecttd win the bic that
for.is hand rail bN manila ropes. As a, the
tri storm Canif is in position me fuO lrdgc VIII bo
lad across the river from anchorage To anchorage.
There are thirteen wires IN the air between the piers.
Including the telegraph wire.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04

On Friday evening the attaches of Booths
Theatre Deneht by performance OF Dan1 Druce."
EvcrY year OF this character occurs at our
leading theatres hen tickets gwen to the usher
door Keepers and other subOrdinatus III, front
house, With perissiOn to dispose Of them to their
prOn. The rivalry between them srmctnits results In
great sales Friends o. the parties help In the srlgge
and even lad have been known " take great inter
M m In ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04
Reducing the wc-, poin, Appropriations.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 3.-The House Committee
on Appropriations this afternoon completed the Mill.
tary Academy Appropriation bill and viii report It To.
morrow. Its total reduced about t25 900 below the
amount apUrn nprated for the Academy at the 81
SION. the reduction being efcc ed by cutting OH the
usual provision Tor professors Longevity allowances
uhus restricting them to the pay Of their assimated
ranK and Oy providing that tie 0and shall hereafter
consist OF tNentN-eight musicians, exclusive Of the
eader this being It's number as originally constituted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04

dent m Denmark. involving loss - lifc has occurred
between Horscus and AarhLu- train. conveying
hundred hlrrr- TO clear snuw hlochadr, ran II ne
trac.. Nine r,ouH were klllci ana thrtY severely
hurt ~ lAJulrd fun rHu pr iiN from culd AID tLo
dhculty Ci scudius assistance 10 ihcm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04
Turn,,,Ie- DecInr.dn Nuisnpce

The Grand Jury OF the Hudson County Court
OF Oyer and Termlner has presented the HOboken
ferry turnsiles AZ nuisance, declaring that they
"Nurk great inconvenience aud injury to the idcnts
of tue county compelled to pss over tue ferry" Tue
jury ask that the nuisance be abated ut once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04

John 7. Renj min and j. H. Sleinberg. Of 81
Warren street, found Two burglars at work IN t. Grit
nu's store che second stury They seized the men,
Mr. RtnJlmln threw his assallant duNn and held him
until Il uundsiuAn Arthur and Otccr Garland arrive T.
Inr prisoners gave their names Frank Stewart and
William Mccarthy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04

Superintendent Walling was notified yester-
day that Jonn Hunter, young southerner. who had
rooms at the Astor House, had mysteriOusy disap-
peared on Saturday. lie was known To have worn .
costly gold watch and 10 have had large wallet nled
money lie registered In the hotel on tne 18Th VI
December as j. Hunter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04

CINCINNATI. Jan. IA special TO the Gazette
says Henry Creighton resident of Bloom township.
Fairfield county, was murdered by his crazy wife yes
terday afternoon. She shot hun twice and then
head on with al axe. The parties had been married
falir kAar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04

Thomas Drlscoll, aged II, Of 40 Railroad ave-
nue. jersey CITY while rcmoyl"g the snow IRON tho
tracks of the Penney yania ktiroad Al the NahngOn
street crossing yesterday, struck BY locomotive
and Dcleadeu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04

HARTTORD, Jan. g. - The Congregational
thuroh at WINDSOR Locks Conn. is burn Ills morn
i4s J. ss, fronllt Wsu'anre, Sl2,V0J lfoJ, ia Ia.
lTItYsd gAi i5Qyg ~ the 4ktla.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04

AT pigeon shoot resterday on the grounds Of
tLy fuunill cub, Browns iletl, OCEAN boulevard,
john Mem hOn won a." roll htd o,tilius q Mfns aul
missing tWo MI Al Miller etlli ana iA.s3.I3,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04
weeh.wLen'. wou!d-bo Murderer..

'"FFT'H "'Nf7V'''FTET f"VIFr"' NFT"KTVFVf
cuscd Of -tahhing OuO Kaufman, Peter litheson and
Iredcrch Hens I'm Wme the after were fleghing IN
Ne'haNken were NJ 10 nc county ihl yesterday
myining BeilbQhn h ttlll tVlLned " lis Dcl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04

In the Coroners inquest into the cause Of tho
death Of the two hundred and Eighty victims OF the
Brooklyn Theatre rre James McCurdy, the scene
shfter, testified II the water arrangements had Deen
complete think ! could have put out tie hre at the
time the theatre burned"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-04

Commodore Abram Simonson, an old and re-
spected inhabitsnt OF Richmond county, aed at his
home In Van DrEer street. stapleton. on Monday even
lng, IN The 7sth yesr OF his age. The Commodore had
eu tnf nearly HlAtY yeErs engaged IN the San Island
had rios anl Wa. the h, al u the well known nrm
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