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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-20

In the church. Miss E. NJ Holland OF, Wal,
l2cks de9Js h2pS f f fhs r az woa SJea
Charles Rockwell Of the Broadway. " r. scrym-
ser. william Herpert Of Fanny nayenp9rts
the church, will oficiate. Between him and the
deceased there WAS stsong bond OF affection
and personal interest. Whether the reverend
Yontcman will 70 outside tho regular church
service and give a sketch Of the religious cNpo-
rienrcs OF Is former parishioner is US yet tn-
decided. The services IN the church Will be
simple hu, effective and special pains will be
taken 10 have the music worthy II IN" 'casion
A number OF public singers have volunteered
their services, and the b'st available talent in
tho city Will bc ro'urcd.
Greenwood. whore thsr Wailack family have a
lot known as o can Hill. Tho body OF the late
J W. Walla,k y there now. Sud grave viii be
dug to-day for the colin VI Mr.. Montague.
From many sources IL Is learned that Mr..
Montasuos health had long been a matter Of
grave cQnsideraiion. lady who knew him
Poor Month Last night saw him in
Diplomacy He looked pale and thin.
and scared us all by an ipccsssant., hack.
lin. He played we'll in spite OF his
cough anl IN the last act sent out upon his nigh
,,, . homes two brilliant spots 81 cardinal red
| To-nipht he VS. forced 10 give in and with in
imitable grace adyanccu T. the fopt,ghts - beg
tho Indulgence OF the audience. In seece9ll
the curtain was rung down ana not a bit TOO
his pale lips. and no sank exhausted on the
floor, He has raised blood before but not toany
great extent Poor fcllow.he IS marked Tor nasty
consumption rs certain ~ fate. He has made
many friends here In tho hotel they think
there is no one Ike him. and his gentle manner
theatre. | expect Mrs. shannon will stay to
nurse him. while the rest 20 on 10 open in
Judge Dittenhocfcr obtained yesterday a de-
cision from Judge Daniels OF the supreme
Court in favor q Montague French as against rs,
case Of tho contested right to play Diplomacy"
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M'GRAIL's rERIoUs DEATH
Two Other Similar Cnses Alleged to Have
Happened Near Ps.saic Bridge.

Tho Coroner's inquest in the case OF Bnrtholo-
new McdrAil, the Paterson fireman whose body wa,
found on the railroad track Passaic Bridge
day before last sccount OF the absence Of the
railroad EMPLOYEES subprnacd as witnesses. adjourned
yesterday subject 90 the call Coroner Myers who
he intends 10 probe the case e. The bottom
Mr. J. II Hawkins Of ras.aic Bridge. m the name Of
citizens Of Paterson. rassac. ami Fassaic Bridge
pfrs-, ANXIETY a. the thoroughly inyes
cHf Than they tltnk II d, likely Go De- Mr. liHwkius's
theory l. that the man Wa- Killed 90 about the time that
tie train preceding the thst cut ou hts head passed
Whether he was actually KILLED W The train or not - he
thuk- oifu 60 NcrA serious doubt The pool Of blood
near The fr7lk the hat found distance the
collar picked up stu further IN, nni other signs, he
AYERS. ll' indicate mat NrtfH the victim
ordinary railroad accident Wihina ycar NJ ilewkn,
say two other persons have hfc hel within s1feet
oi where the manrlci body OF McGfal Was found one
was Young urei man. who would not set % nuV-
Ing tram upon which ne was stealing ride when or.
dcrci 90 do 80 h the train hands aud they 'hrew pail
of water upon him which startled linn that he let
his hold tell between the AMI crushed by the
wheel. The other person KILLED was white man. who
wa. said e. have been clamhcrny upon train. ana he
too, was nanslci hl the wheel,
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The body ~ Henry Price who went down with the
Shter iebe on Friday was recovered yesterday on the
Battery.
The application for an order FOR the arrest II Mr. Pot
ter Wight ON complaint Of Miss Beatrice srafuri the
actress. denied hy Judge Van Bruut in SUPREME
Court, Chambers. yesterday.
TWO nenwere seen forcing open the basement windows
a. NS lexington avenue on Monday evening. John H.
hurchcll the owner went 10 Furol~ ON SATURDAY. last
James Murphy And William Mcclure were aitetwarl
found packing about 81 % worth Ut clothing and silver
ware that they had taken out VI closets
a. The Coroncrs Jury In the case Of Cant Murphy and
fnelncur John Glllen who Killed By the explosion
OF the tug T. llendersons boiler At West Brighton ist
week decided yesterday that the Explosion resulted rom
high pressure Of steam attained through the incOmpe
tenc} or neglect of Gillen.
John sullivan, with his head handsgcd, Was before
Justice OttrTb0urg Yesterday. OhD tT hraiY the he
lauccy street police having arrested INN ON charge o
hring une ni the thieves who b,mrdcd the William T.
llunt Friday evening The officer Asccrtaucd that
Sullivan was ia owen dcoghepahs new barronm at lbs
HuWVrN ma he with two fellow ofcvrs. went there oI
sunday evening. Seeing Sullivan seated nj table, he
said that he would manage INN himself. and lac drew i,
revolver and beat INN with the butt end until he was
Willing " " VuL susuce OtteIpouTg IeMAnIed Sullivan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-20
Succeeding Col. Peiton.

Col. William 7. Pelton has resigned his po-
auon As Wee President Of the New York Elevated Rail
road Company his resignation bearing date Aug / lie
remains director and is large slcckhoder Heber
Bishop elected to M the vacancy Mr. Bishop is
mddlc-aged gentcman who made large fortune IN Gu.
ba IN the sugar trade lie also largely interested IN
California AMI /. hrotherinaw OF d q Mills Presi
dent ~ the Bank OF California ani one OF the largest
stockholders IN the company MI Bishop Is director
and heavy soCkhUlier. AMI cons 1ucnty represents
large interests lie j. not in active business He resides
near Riveriale on the Hudson His house burned
spring AMI thousands Of dollars Of valuable paintings
and rare articles destroyed The directors OF the
company anxious that he should accept the position
Of Nice President Of the company, but he has not yet
sisnnel his Nlhngness ~ do so.
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Hoy. sho, by . Farmer.

On Thursday OF last week Paterson boy
named Burnett living in Mill street started to walk to
Dover In search for work on the way he fell In with
two other boys who were on similar erTand Al about
7 o'clock on sunday morning they entered farmers
harrack near Mnntvs 10 sleep They were scared up
by the owner. who was armed with double harTeled
shot gun. Barnett shot AS he WAS getuns over a
fence the shot entered the back and shoulders
but the ut the charge struck his hand SKATER
ing It Burnett says the second shot struck one Of the
other boys the sack AMI he staggered and fell and
Burnett suIXosrs he was Killed Burnett
possible along the railroad track. and finally Tell faint.
Ing from his wounds. lie was subsequently picked up
and brought 10 Paterson train Yesterday his
dluon critical that he had to be- removed TO St
Joseuh's llospltAl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-20
RUINED Ar THE POKER Table
The Flight OF n Canal Omciai- w hipped by
the Tiger.

UTICA, Aug. 1o.-Thcre Is considerable OK
citemont hero over the report that Fred Maus.
superintendent OF repairs Of this section Of the
canal. has dccamped, leaving large amount Of
debts and n deficiency in the State funds in his
hands. The Republican says:
Superintendent Maus had not rs far as We
can learn. paid IN the section hands under him
Ior yuly w., Ti,n few Sxceyii9ln,s. None q the
hamvlle. Captain-wcrc paid for last month.
!, tnkcs some $500 to .pay of tho hands on
trs section. rho iriends Of Sun npc q T
Minus claim that he has OF late boon more or
less addicted TO drink. and at those times
had an intense passion for gambling Early
last week he began drinking and lost soma
money on the races. Thursday night he told
some friends he had lost $3.50 at poker table.
On the night following no "burkcd the tiger "
IN a private room in ono Of our prominent
hotels. and came out ..2ss behind. according 70
his own statement to friends. lat in the night
he was found around Bagg's square looking
for little game OF poker The heavy losses
pieted his exchrauer 10 such nm extent that he
was obliged TO borrow more from his friends.
Last Friday afternoon he succeeded in obtain
Ing $3.50 from one friend on his check. payable
Saturday at Grannis's Bank
Friday night he visited various parts OF the
city n company with John Bovce, who wa. also
showed large roll OF money Mt u saloon In the
second Ward and also requested well know.
officer 10 take care 81 IL still later. About 81
saturday morning he again turned up in Bagg :
square looking for that little game He SAID
he wanted to get even :: that he had been los
ing heavily Of late. and wanted 10 make good
his losses
On Saturday morning. when tho parties who
held checks for the various amounts Maus hor-
rowed the night previous presented them nj
Grannis's Bank Tor payment II was found that
hc had no balance there, and the checks were
worthless Of course.
There is no telling how much money Mnus
has got away with. Tho amount Ia yarlously
estimated nj from 81 300 to 81 800 The State
will lose nothing. Tor Maus gave bonds % the
amount Of $4,000 before taking his office
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-20
BiTTLING urn 4 MONKEY.
A Boys Desperate Struggle with tho Pc
of Neighbo-,

On Saturday night ms n young son OF Mr.
Philip Bnody OF III jersey street. Paterson pre-
pairing TO go TO bed he heard strange chatter tn,
window. Looking up he was surprised :" sec a arg,
monkey sitting erinning the window sill The boz
screamed with terror The monkey take the cI
for challenge TO battle. ami lca cd upon frightened
boy Tha little fellow defended himself rs well ~
he could. The combataut. cutched each other
clawcd and scratched and rolled OIL the hoOr.
boy was the stronger but the monkey was the more ase
and had the best ut the ussle from the start At last s
monkey got the hoy's In his mouth and. with hi
claws holding tho hoN = hcal like cucoanut he cicvut
the until h- NirtIms SCREAMS hrpugl
tancr The monkey belonged To William Suihfc. VI 3N
GRIND street ~" kept him In his hnu-c pet lie
had slipped % his chain and climbed the roofs
Nj. BUriN's house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-20

Tho time OF the trains from New York to
Brighton Beach by the Brooklyn. ratbush ami Coney
Island Railway isfor,y minutes They leave fa,bush
Avenue station, commencing At 81 \. NJ. every hour
until ~ and AFTER that frequent intervals until II %
VI Their time al Bedford Station ~ Ave minutes later
aud NJ Prospect Park station from eight 10 ten minutes
later There forty six trains the beach every day
except sunday. when the two early do not run
Returning the trains leave Brighton Reach short
tcTNas from - T. VI until II z. NJ Round trip tickets
from Fathush Avenue depot sold fur forty ye
from Bedford and Prospect Park forty cents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-20
Rushing into bankruptcy.

DR. Moreau Morris formerly Sanitary Super
nicnicn haseonc into voluntary bankruptcy get ri
- Judgment Tor deficiency obtained by the receiver OF
the American Popular Life Insurance O6MpAhy amount.
Ing o. sS6is lie director in the company ana he
hold. ~ .,s slmIs y is ,qcA lii other liabilities
Alexander r. Kircheis. lawyer. who wasa candidate
for Cv Justice In i~7h He'd ms petition In bankruptcy
before Register dwight He has liabilities amounting "
tl0Wpp. and no assets
Michael pun! undertaken at - Greenwich street, a
prominent local rAmmnnv politician has into bank,
s3i ~
Arnold Guerbcr importer VI straw goods at 400 and
~ broomc street Is bankrupt with liabilities OF
$4,000, asst Is, S29Opp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-20
On. Justice signing . wr,. for Another.

difference Of opinion has long existed be-
tween civil District Court Justices concerning their pow
err to sign wris OF attachment issuing from another
court In the absence Of the Justice thereof Henry C.
Dcnnison applied yesterday IN the Ninth District Court
the Justice McGown being absent for attachment
behalf OF Eliza Hanson against the goods OF Herman
Rupe. Justice fnckucy OF tho seventh District ap-
proved the papers and signed them for Justice McGown
The clerk the Ninth District refused a. sign the
tAchment. alleging that other Justice than McGown
could act In the premises Judge Van Brunt In the su.
prcme Court amhers granted order requiring the
CLERK the Nnh District show the 22I inst
why mandAmus should not issue compelling him To
sign the attachment The yexed question will therefore,
likely ~ settled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-20
The rro,,,ua Mee,,n. In Hartford.

HARTFORD. Aug l9.-There is n large influx
Of strangers Tor the opening VI the trotns meeting to
The starters in the asa class wildAr Dame
Trot Gray Salem, Alfred Black Diamond Charlie Ware.
and Volunteer Maid Pools sold In this class almost
exclusively with Wildar As the fayoritr at Slu "a s25
against the field In the ~ class. 81 was bid Tor Pro
tcine and the Held sold Tor xl9 with Dick SWiyelrr
l.ysander Roy Amy. blue Mare, Matte, frlchard and
Commonwealth starters, with PrOteine barred
ellvr sold AT go To field 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-20
Death OF the Hon. Bailey Peyton.

NASHVILLE. Aug Tho Hon. Bailey Peyton
died at his residence In Gaatn reun yesterday after.
noon, VI efusion Of the brain lie Representative
in Congress from sSa to 1877 served the stan II
Taylor IN the Mexican war was appointed Minister To
Gnu by President Fillmore United States District
Attorney for Louisiana pracuscd law san Francisco
AMI IN 1880 state ElcctOr in Tcnues the He'll
and Everett ticket He at time m extensive
STOCK rAseI and was always bcrnl patron VI te turf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-20
Accident to senator blaine.

AUGUSTA. Me. Aug 19.-Yestcrday afternoon.
while driving near the town OF Mt Vernon. senator
Blaine and family were oyeriakem by sudden aud VIC.
lent thunder and hail storm. The horses became uumsn
ageahle and dashed the carriage against throw
INK out the occupants and wrecking the carriage All
escaped injury save Mr. Blaine who received painful but
n nt IN "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-20

CANTON. Ohio Aug. l9.-Chnrles r Hnne
cashier OF the Exchange Bank OF this city was foun
this morning in an antc-r in tile third story OF "a
Tump block in living condition. An immediate inyes
usatnn showed that he had taken ms own life ~
70 N The hrs suspicion was aroused last nght whea
Mr. iAne failed To rcurn To his family at his usual hour
Search was begun last night and lasted until O'Clock
tls morning with the result above stated. Chas "
Anr was about 81 years of axe. and Active aud
liable business man No cause can he assigned for the
rash act The financial condition Of the bank Is Al
present known. the dead cashier bcins the only persoS
In possess OF the combination Of the safe which Is no
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-20

John Chapman a shoemaker, Of 1923 Lorimer
street wiamshurgh, had been drinking hard for two
weeks Yesterday he attempted to resume work. As
his unsc My. his wife gave HIM drink n
whiskey. After swallowing It he dropped on MS bench
died
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-20
A New I.iny Mt Niblo,. Garden.

Niblos was opened. under the managcmon,
Of Edward starin. last evening The play wns om
founded upon romance by T. :. Arthur the name Of
which Is borne by the drama, Three Years in Mac
Trap The plot i respectable industry passing through
GU duty down TO dissipation. desolnon ami total ruin
lht cs'il1 lhrt Hn7g Gan. was assigned TO Mr. Franz
Eyaus The Irish comedian T. GrAttan Riggs was up ID
lbs usual standard. The female roles well
tanned by Miss Annie Ward IIfany and Miss Lotue Muir
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-20
Attempted Suicide Of u Turkish omcer.

PROVIDENCE. Il. l., Aug. l9,-Corpora Hassal
sah Of the Turkish army. detailed As Inspector OF Arms
shot himself in the abdomen his boarding house THU
morning af'er nights The ball has not bees
lnunt nnl the result Is uncertain He moved u
the Rhode Island Hospital This Is tho man who few
months attempted the lite Of his mistress DO
lie we'd That the wound VIII prove latal-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-20
Key De..n., Deny IL.

BUFFALO. Aug. 19,-The do iacto Postmaster
General Key interviewed At Niagara Falls yesterday
with reference TO rumors Of his being associated with
Gen Grant on the Presidential ticket in 1850 lie said
that his hst inmaOn NJ II Was IN the press drspatc hes
ot this morning. Ills answer cQuU al-ihat they
would have Ia rnd something great deal worse " say
before making him very angry,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-20

There was much excitement IN PAssaic Yesterday oyei
he nms OF twenty I'VE liquor dealers 81 each Tor
laung the excise law.
Inc "orkmen on the new reservoir in Jersey CITY
struck ON saturday night because the sad
they must work until O'Clock Saturdays They had
before stopped work at O'Clock on Saturday, Their
oner 10 work the extra hour IN the morning was
rejected, They were watched By twenty police ON
cersycsterday Ms trouble Auuo aed Italians
set Al WORK. NJ liAlAns Mpnn ard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-20

Phvscians and physolosisls have 7uu- s,tatchcd
their heads aud burned the midnight oil seeking TO
devise some means whereby excessive cotpuonoy might
be- either prevented or controlled Until ynnll
- theories, special directions" AMI remcdlc, Il We
failed Hut at last the problem il solved Alans Anti
Fat will surely and positively reduce ho III NJ from three
TO six pounds pOr week. Aomndicne combination OF
medicines hascvcT been discovered that would produce
such wOnde ru! results and nj the same time improve
the seueTAl health, Sold by druggists -Ais.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-20
Suicide or "a shipma.,er.

BUFFALO. Aug l9.-Capt. william Norris o.
Erie Pa master and part owner Of the schooner jobs
$ Richards hanged himself this evening m tile forccas
Tie ~ the boat The unsatisfactory condition Of the
seasons Lake business supposed u nave been the Cause
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-20

LONDON Aug. ia Reuter- despatch from
Constanunope reports that after the review saturday
Gen Tudlehen was fred A, by Young Greek, without
effect. and the would be assassin was arrested
A special despatch to the Nhn,ttft mcnuons rumOr
that Gcn Todleben had been nrcd at anu Ironuunces IL
10 ha
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-20

BERLIN. Aug. l9.-The Post says it Is the in
tenton OF the car to appoint Count Paul schouyaoG
brother Of the Ambassador 10 England Chief OF the En-
perors private police. 10 succeed Gen MclcntzOW,
Gently assasslnated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-20
NEW JERSEY.

Partly cloudy weather in south portion. rails
winds mostly brisk nOrthwe strrly stationary
poratuTr, followed by rslng barometer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-20
A Blaze In Greenpoint.

]. Robinson's planning mill at 1873 and 1875
Huron street Grccnpoint wasburne last night together
with the frame hulings from 1870 to 1870 Huron street
ami two frame dwelling houses Greene street Total
loss 81 ,iuD, insurance, stns' or SiOp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-20

JOTIINGs ABOUr TOWN

Pase bail yesterday; In Alhany-AlbAnys Z; Pttsgelds
thirteen innlngsl In Buialo-BufalOs, o. ChcAgos.
NhIItNen lnnlnghL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-20

Rcmomhor Point Pleasant Aug n. $40 90 hotel ~
t4l) v. puTyee. ITO Broadway. w aud see, Ada
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-20

At IIudnut's at 3 A. NJ. III: 6. Gso: 9. 72o; Il
NJ, ~ 3uf NJ ~, Is, ~ o, 81 ~, TO-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-20

Favorito Chateau Lagarosse CIarets.
JonLnc cognacs and Moreau LefeyTe ehampagneh hau
ger ietre n. H-AdH
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-04-25

A Washington correspondent reports
Secretary McCrary as saying that he
thought the lesson of Howe's speech
would be sufficient to show that the peo-
pie, whilst in temper to stand much
criticism of the Admins tration, are not
disposed to be Influenced by such attacks.
He said that it should be clear to all Re-
publicans that harmony would alone ac-
complish the important results which
were expected of the party in the ap-
preaching campaign. 1t was particular
ly important that there should be Re
publican majority in the next House of
Representatives and with proper activity
he could not see why Republicans should
not succeed in overcoming the Democrat
ic majority of fourteen now existing in
that body. He said he felt confident there
would be gains in Ohio, Indiana, Mary
land and Pennsylvania 1t was also an
ticipated that the party should be able to
carry certain districts in the South, par
ticularly several in Louisiana. He added
that in addition to the fact regarding Re
publican ascendency in the House, that
he shared in the opinion of other mem
bers of the Administration that the next
Presidentin all probability will be chosen
by that body, and that with the eloseness
of the vote of the two parties, and the
probable division of other tickets, it
would be impossible to secure for any
candidate majority of the whole electo-
raj vote cast.-O. s. Journal.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-04-25
pYsPEPsIA oR INpIaEsrIoN.

This complaint is generally chronic,
and is one Of the most obstinate of mall
aides. 1t produces as depressing effect
upon the mind as upon the body. If per-
mitted to continue long it will bring on a
general consumption of the system. Dys-
peptic persons sometimes imagine them
selves affected with consumption, organic
diseases of the heart, etc., on account of
palpitation of the heart or a short, dry
cough. Indigestion is the cause of this.
One or more of the following symptoms
are experienced in Dyspepsia A dis
turbed, dreamy sleep; feeling of un-
easiness in the stomach when il is empty ;
fullness or weight after eating; belching
of wind; food rising in the mouth, or a
bitter, sour, oily, offensive liquid; gnaw-
ing or burning pain in the stomach /; loss
of appetite; sick-headach giddiness; nm
certain vision; tinkling in the ears; pain
between the shoulders; low spirits; ten
dency to drowsiness; the tongue is fur
red; In the morning an unpleasant taste
fingers in the mouth; the bowels are oc-
casionally constipated and the pulse is ir-
regular.
LACUPIA will break up the disease en-
tirely and restore the functions to their
natural and healthy state.