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BROkER BENDS BOND BTYIyG.
Two X eys TO a safe Deposit Box-Two Bonds
Missing Two stories.

Mrs. NJ S. Simms, wife OF Dr. Thomas
Simms Of Woods Hole, Mass. commission
William B. Bend stock broker at II Wall
street 10 purchase for her $4,000 worth of
United States bonds in April last. Bend pur-
chased two ~ 900 bonds two $500 bonds, and
ten 800 bonds in her name, and hired "a safe in
the SAFE Deposit Company. receiving two. keys
onr of which he gave to Mrs Slmms, who de.
posted the bonds in the safe. on IN" 2dh Of
MAY, Mra Simns missed the two 81 600 bonds
Sh, reported the loss 10 Bend. and b., offered a
reward II $500 for their recovery. Detectives
Ficld- and OConnor took the ca-r. ~ first they
yrr banied, hut they soon l',nrn"d ihat Bend
had n.cdsed tho bonds with Mrssrs. IT. 'v"r "
ruirafrn' T. Wall street for s2"lo. When tl'e
In:trr -uw that 'he bonds Wnr" advertised, il'"y
cuinl".cl E.uN o. rede"ni ih'rh
TIE officers next discovered thal Bend had
Obtained q loan # $1,000 IRON the Bank oi tho
State Of N"w YORK, The bonds are there. Brud
was arrested rs he was entering III" stock tA-
change Yesterday. He WIS arrhgned boinrr
Justice Murray ~ ia" Tomb- Iohcr Court ana
wns held under i2WoO tail. Mr. Bend lives nj
20 West Thir,y-siAli street. lie is u member 9f
The Union League cub His explanation is
TINT he chirod the safe ior DR., Thomas Siums
and himself and denies any criminal connection
,,ith ia hands
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-19
JTST IN TIM.
stopping . Dagger that wns Aimed ~ Capt.
Met 'uiisxh's Heart.

Della Stewart. Il no, prous woman. had TO
leave Wiiansourgh rboui year ago for hav-
ine concealed in her house young murderer
named Wubahy. She hir"d a house in El"rcker
street. near broadway; bat this was raidcd 20
often by Cant. byrnr- that sno soon moved. \
few weeks ago -hn rcnind a furnished house az
3l4 Las Ninth street. Title WaDa,hy. the muir
dsrcrS sister. Wa seen going into the house
YESTERDAY. and n warrant wn- issued by Justice
Morgan for Mrs. Stewuri's urrrst.
Capt. Mctulagh. Scrst. Rooney. and Deto'-
tive Robinson entered the house last evening.
Pushing by tho servant. Capt. MrCullagh hur
ried 10 the third story. wher" he found Mr..
stewart in her room. nave come for you.
Della the Captain said.
II will be ready icr yon in one minute" She
snid, going 10 "a wardroh. and putting IN her
cloak and hat. " irn YOU really going 10 take
mo 10 the station she asked. smiiingiy walk
ing toward tho aptRin.
When 10 answered IN IN" nrmatNc She drew
"a dirk from her -lceve and rGde desperate
plunge at him. Detective i.ohins on. who was
near by. Jaw The Ha-h ~ the blade and caught
the blow on his arm a. ihc prin' rt the werpon
cUi tho Cnntain's cDit. init over his heart Seven
persons in the house were arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-19
NEW JERSEY JURORS INDIGNANT.
Passing RESOLUTIONS In Reply to the Chsrges
Of Prosecutor Abeei

The trouble between Prosecutor Abccl and
the December panel of Jurors. in thu Court Of
Quarter Sessions in Newark on Thursday. has
resulted in the discharge of the Jurors for thr
torn. Prosecutor Abcel has been dissatisfied
with the Jurors for some time on account of the
verdicts that they have rendered. lie cites the
Angel case. the klaLl ease. the Clark libel ease.
the Orange gil>iigh; burglary. the case Uf porc-
mus and other police officers. the otto Gao. anil
o;hor- h. instanccd. in which the state had
madu ont clear cases against the defendants
the laN and the facts being on the aide oi the
stat. aud fct the jurors rendered vordici>
against the state.
on the opening oi tho Cour of Quar,or Sc--
siOns yesterday morning Prose utter A'"ll Sai'i
that he stood 10y hir rcsulNc not go move amy
nrVi ru, ,day. Judge Tit-wortn sid.s with tnc
Prosecutor. bat -aid to n reporter: Tho trouble
IS thai the jurors were demo oraligci from tho
first by IN" weak character of the indictments
found hy tho trand Jury.
The jurors. sixty ia number. held an indgna-
tiOn meeting In the Court House yesterday
afternoon. and adopted resolutions expressive
OF their opinions NJ Prosecutor Ahecl. After
rcc'tng the charges made against the jurors by
the Prosecutor. they say;
We ice usnnei and compelled II resent in nm it
manner the insult 'a- upon ~ hN ilc ton ,nd ian
snsE- n s'hi .'.r az, tu' .hhN ,l ", A. lnl"., - '
known OF heard g.
The resolutions also declare that the Jurors
are vitallv interested in taxation. Gnd RESPECT
their oath a. much ~ the Prosecutor. and plain
ly intimate that the mourning of court expenses
II none OF the Prosecutors business. Tn,
Jurors dcfud their chnrac-cr and then eav that
the last tried. the STATE n4,t Justice Conrad
failed because ths Prosecutor neglected io have
n necessary paper. They deny that there ia-
been any failure ot )u-tic, hy reason OF Jurorr
dlsregardlng their obligations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-19
srytror moRRI>sK,-s CONDITION.
Conflicting Reports from hi. Bedside-rhe
--latest Despatches.

Dispatches from Jack-onvilc, Fla. early
vest rias. said lat Senator Morrissey had
PASSED very comfortable uight doing in chair
The swelling in one leg had almost gone down.
During tho day he grew perccp;ihly weaker.
Every one. with the exception OF regular at
t.udants. was excluded from his room. Mrs
Norrl--.y aid that sne did not consider that
her husbands condition was quite as favorable
a. Se-'erday.
Anon. Mr. Norrissrys personal friends In
inns ciiN last evening the report 81 hrs critical
condition Wa 'll-rlcditcd. Ills business agent
-aid that M lu-' he heard was that Mr.. Norris
Soy was improving. Dr. Bradley. who has b 'rn
hi0 physr.lan Tor lnhuy year,. told ihr Sam"
Story. an th" Ur1prir.nr 80 tlc Monument
House. l uiou square. ro'u,Vel a despatch dated
noon yesterday saying that Mr. Morri->ey was
much lr,;"r.
1lr last despatch from Jacksonville said :
" Atior "onsu4tid.nu with senator MoIriss,'y's
phys. ian - isit tie statement il authorized
TINT m 'r IA u'"ii uii improvement, IN MS con
diiiun ~inrc last nlgili. and there l. prospect
81 recovery. IA. .uufav. .ranlc SYMPTOM reierr"d
g. ~ ~ earlier dc~ud;'h WIS slight riuu'iiLe--
~ ia" brain. csiu-"d hv medicine. The doctors
do hot think tile lat ent weaker
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-19
PREFERRING TO 60 ALONE.
Temperance society that Objects 10 Police
Aid In Procuring Evidence.

The Brooklyn Police Commissioners sct
apart yesterday morning To- hear the testimony
of the members Of the Society for the Proven
ton oi Inicmperanc. and Crime against the
many barroom keepers in tn" First War'i. Sever
nj Of the members Of the society appeared. and
Mr.. b. +. Blair road for them protest against bo-
ing called upon to appear before the board un-
der the circumstances in which tn" society
might seem 20 be- responsible for the result -
proceedings which il has not inaueurated con-
troled or direeted. He com plainod that the Po-
lice Board instead a allowing the society to
prefer charges against the ofrnling barroom-
Keepers. had preferred charges II lis own franz
ing and hnd directed two police officers io nlak o
n careful inspection of th" places named in tho
comintices report, and to file the same with
the chief clerk. and be Present yesterday pre-
This action the society complained was an
assumption 10y the Police Board Of the func-
,ions OF thr pr3sfGr1 ana iReonsis"ni me- Win
the accused. Tn" society Was deprived NJ lts
right 20 present charge, such a. II was willing
to SUPPORT. and. n II did not AK that the iii q
Ger. II the Police Department be- emuluycd 70
furnish evidence 10 support any Of m" society :
charges. II earnestly protested against inr u-r
If those officers 10 furnish or iihi avid"p" 80
against th' accused persons. Mr.. bair -aid
tnat notwithstanting nc tro'.tt "llch wa,
willing I" furnish evidence "a support Of tho
Specific charges contained III the paper.
President Jourdan said. with some warmth,
that the promp'uess with when the hoard hnd
acted should have received the Societys com
mendation instead Il lis condemnation. He
frankly said he did not know what the society
wanted. He should proceed with The trials.
In the ease Of james Petit 2G Fulton street.
who was accused II having 10 register, kitchen,
dining room or beds for hi- hotel. William Is.
WadswOrth testified for the society that. on his
calling on Petit. the latter took him through nm
alleyWay ia Pineapple street T. "a dirty room
where there Were three beds The same hoinl
Recommendations were exhibited by Thomas 4.
Minis of 2us Fulton street.
The other cAseS were adjourned.
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THE LATEST FROM PiCYEIED CUBA.
spanish Guetriiias Routed In Remedios-A
seaport Town sacked by Cubsus.

HAVANA, Jan. On Dee. 70 Col. Fran.
cisco .iimene2. with his command belonging To
the Cuban army corps operating In the Cinco
Villas under NGior- Gen. Carlos HOloh attackcda n
heavy Spanish guerrilla iorcc in the jurisdiction
of Remedies md close to tho shire town. Tho
Spunards l'i; ol tho field twenty-six dead. who
were buried rtc same night Among the killed
wrrc cuc captain and one lieutenant. the latter
q son Of Col. Domingo. Governor Of the iurs-
diriinn ~ Colon. The Spaniard5 took into tho
city oil remedies thirty-scven ltiers filled with
men woundeI in the right.
On Dec. 80 the Cuban Mnjor-Gencral, Vicente
Garcia. captured and sacked the town and Gov
crnm"nt stornhpuses n, Puerto Padre. q port
un inc north coas, In the Eastern Department
-. the island. and in the jurisdiction Of Hol-
l:uin. The cntire cNtent oi this latter iurisdic-
tion is in the hands OF the Cuhnns. and the
Spanish forces do not dare 10 leave tho city of
Hol.uin. except ia heavy force
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-19
JERSEY CITY'S tLOSED BANK.
The Examiner Finds Denciencies n it, late
Trensurer's Accounts.

Special Master Washington Il. Williams
appointed to examine into me condition Of the
Jersey City Dime saving Bank. has begun his
investigation. Mr.. Williams has aso"rianed
that the prinar, cause Of tho k's"mparras--
ment wa- tho Deficiencies in the accounts of ihe
la,c Treasurer, 'ieorg" Glauhrocit. nov Ge.
ceased. Many IT the depn-iiors iuluis' 'ri
money 10 him and he entered tho amount in
their pnss books. but IN many cases h" iaileG go
pay the money 10 the bank. The arnoun' ID the
deficiency. m far 10 ascertained. Is about s3uuO.
All Of the pass books have not ret been COM
pared with the bank ledger
The amount cf Mr.. Gaubrccht's deficiency
Will have 10 or made good i,y hir londaIn.n. as
Mr. Glauhrocht died poor. II ia" monuy i re-
covered. the depositor- will receive the fun
amount II their depos its II not, ,thrywil not re-
ceiSe more than nlnety cents ON ihe dollMl
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THE NEWARk sfJTNGS BANK.
The Report of tho Special Committee of the
Managers made Yesterday.

Daniel Price, 4. :. Hubbcl. II. G.. Darcy.
". T. Mercer. and J. VI. Harrison. cumrnitcc
appointed by the managers IL the Newark Saw
ings Institution on Jan. ? to investigate the
mode of conducting the business Of the bank.
and report 10 the manager, and the Chancellor
reported yesterday. Tho report gives q detailed
history Of tho institution from its organization
ia 1917. including a history Of its Investments
III November and December. 1869. 81 .o00.o0u "f
Western Pacific Railroad bonds were purchas Il
with the funds received from dci o7tors, and In
tho regular course of business. In 1871. Iithu
Day resigned ~ President, and the present
officers wcrc elected. H. August 1871. the al
Mn.Oyu Wrste III Pacific Ralrvad blude wrr '"r-
icrrd by the Funding toinmitice. ell i'is in"m-
bors being present ard a-sonting. Co ~ ~
changed for Il per cent. Chesapeake and ONO
bonds AMI in be'cmher vi thr same S'sr
another million Of tho sam" nond- w,r"
iuugh. by order of the commitic" at -.
all te members being pre.ent n before. In
April, 1872, q loan ~ $3.50. 900 was made to the
Chc-apcakc and Ohio Railroad COMPANY on
$500. 900 of It's six per cent. bonds The bonds
ing in iniaros;. IN October. is7s. sl.25Gooo
Chesapeake and Ohio sis per ceuts wer. eN-
committee. after meeting twice IN bank and
twice in New York TO Investigate the subject.
The exchange wr,S subsequently, approved by
tho board. and III" but,l- were examined. hrins
un the trial balance book. 10y the auditing com
mi;tcc in January. 1873.
Noinvc-tments except in Government hondsl
have been made IN any railroad bonds. nor ia
any ni the securities mentioned IN tne kxn.n.
inrr's schedules since 1872. except tha' IL lN1j
and 1874 u loan oi SiiO.OnO va. made to ~"
Dakota Southern Railroad Company, for the
pnrpo-o of securing mortg Ne ot fluU,U'@.
taken In 1871. upon tie town Of Hi,Uraidr. neHr
Chicago the yalGo ~ which was destroyed hy
tho Chicago FIRE. Tho object was accomplished
aud tho new loan l. a perfectly safe one aud is
being RAPIDLY paid ON.
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THE sENiTE IND HorsE ExPEysEs.
Costing &2.327.78 for Each senator and only
500 for Each Representative.

WAsHlNCTON. Jan. Is. A comparative
statement recently made out ot the expenses ot
the Senate and House show, that while the sen
ate of 10 members employs III persons at
total expense ot fl16,907.sn. the House, ~ 292
members. has the scr, ice- 81 nut l}' personS NJ
In the former ease being 81 1921 and iuhhc lat
ter 81 .92l aud while II takes S2.32I73 to keep
each senator supplied with legislative ntt end
aIce. tn" expense per member in the Houso is
but 500 The difference appears still moro
striking in comparing the, contingent expenses
sion. The Senate in round numbers l. one
fourth the size of the House. but It's contingent
expenses curing the short session We're slu3,-
AS, while those If the House Were fl223Us.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-19
NfRRII,D WINE DRUNK.
Burus's Reply when Asked Why he had Tile.
EaIly Taken "a second VIII.

Michael Burns. truckman. was arraicned
boic Justice Morgan yesterday tor having stolen chairs
Juu, Schley 10 frsy street The charge was
pro, ell. and alter TIE had been disposed OF Julia
onuor of ~ Eayard street ulndy informed the Justice
that Michael h.gami,t Michael turned pale wheu
confronted him. Sht said thag she married to
Lin Oh the laih inst although he NAT wit. living IN
Oak Proceedings stspcnua permit Julia
Z" % with an oiicer 20 md the other wife, Margaret
sIt -'r inunt ~l'. testified that She married
- N."hael burns a. Michael AdoIi the 81 vf NAV
-. When Julia mnrried - him he called hImse II
,w'n riWArt.n. Michael ,ad that Margaret was his
ltNihl WIZ and 'hHt When .is married jana he was
lrnrA lie CHARGED h'r Will having Piled him with
liquor =" arr out TN. nurpos knuwin. that he had
w,- viv Justice Mnf-an ordered the chars. OF lar.
.nf q" %" lrld "a abe, ance AMI placed Burns under
t..'H hAA y ho trIeI l0r NJ innlA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-19

A Strange Tribe or INDIANS Figuring In tho
BrunswI,L Hotel.

AT o'clock last evening several bottles ~
fire wntcr werc placed urou atahIc in tn" north
east pnrlcr Of the Brunswick Hotel. \ strange
tribe OF Indians gathered around II. Among
them werc Thos. j. Cummin-. Jamo. OIiricn.
Geo. ". Mclean. John McCoul Alderman Rob-
ert McCaficrtj. Robert H. Mooney. JOHN u. Has
kin. Judge Alfred T. Ack"rt. Judge Henry Nur-
ray. Thomas j. Mcclellan. and many scn'lcr
savages. They met ia RESPONSE 60 the followinl,:
NV Ynnx Isr. T.. is7~
rs, AZ str: move me nj Is he INK nude m seor. ;hc go
OPERATION oi men pledged rctrcnchInsui In
pen.e- attending luncipsi government AMI +,
better administration foN nutr l'fn .rf"si"i ~
one willing join with other citizens ~ honorable Icr
sons AMI puhlic hnrartri III tlis work. nec'ine "h
be held next fr.iay enns lar II. at 'h" iio' hrn
wick. corner Twenty sisti s're,t ami 'ih a'er" At
oclot aud You earnestly requested 70 b. present
Respectfully.
.e'oso, " Villas. ro'fef y. Noo'''
Ions Mc'o DOT. jar, ~ oHrir'.
Jonn y. Ha-kin was called TO- Tho chair and
4. T. Arkcrt made Secretary. Geo. w Mclean
made motion for the appointment VI a COM
mittee 10 invite prominent ritisens from each
Assembly dstrIct to attend n meeting 90 he
called within ten days. Tn" Tire water was then
passed around aud q similar motion Wa nNdc
Icy prominent chiofinii. Nfcr AZ THOR pn, nj
the FIRE water. Iuhi. u. Nooney. i.prEe ". NJ
Ieau. Indsg lo-eph korh, ',Ydgn Hrhry h"i-
Strack Major Irtnr Buwe Hubrri a. Tncmp-
son. Alderman lirlleraii. john Hoggy. and ~
Senator Hugh MOor' wrrc solicited as the cold
mite.
Meanwhile Georec Mclean ran AWAY. a.
though 'iis,atis i-d will the rtnv"m"nt. ~ II"
went cut the door his hat wa. trur,l over hi'
eyes hy chieituin known '> EaiN Bles ~ tn,'
Custom House. John M'Cool sud his nain,'
was used without hi knowi"d.r' and consent.
and thai h" would attend nu further meetings.
Asselnnlyman palv. who was present. - "a ina
he supposed In" council wa cnll"d unirI 'h"
auspices of the great chiefs. Hcwir ant '""p"r.
and he WIS there under % mi .uppr' eil~ ION.
He expected To- nice: 'iiifercut ttrihr "i Indians.
water. ana uncarthcd n ton'uhnWk with Hppro-
PIRATE ceremonies. \ berrel ~ var paint was
ordered from Daniel +. lieilau Co.. and the
strange lnuians 'dicuy wltGrrW. INA WHY
sycamore Jonu loA met several OF thrn IA an
outer room. aud grand buffalo hunt followed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-19
Two Boy. Drowned while skating.

Two Polish boys named George kosrheski
and John Winters. living near columbusNille, l. H. and
aged rsspecuvo, ~ and II years we're ,Nans Yesterday
On ihroe cuunec ted ponls thii nscs Inc middle
pond u eight ur ten feet deep ~ the ,"nir The Two
ius eamr together a. thts point aio N" 9 sNNe ~
hrnoati mem lLff could nor ,,f out. an ~ we soe
Ntle leiorr alarm was ,i.en TWO ladders wore .fn
cured amt wtn ticr nid NJ John N'N sur "c'rd n
lquncnn, small hust ant tNe htie- ~frf recovered
The, had been the water upward Of an hour anu re-
al,rlihiLmn MAs lmnn skLlC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-19
40 Examination Into Ir,.h Grie, auc...

IoNpos. Ian. - IN the House of Commons
is,,ruuc uc amendment Goo the Addre,, uro,ed hy
Nr NiichDl ll'ury that an examination he male inc
lf.h .l4N ttc hN vote OF 500 to,~. The
addtt,s Na, turn ,'.,d t'
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Mr.. San ~chaick's Return.

TN-Aderman jenkins Van Scha.ck. after
eFai nonth-i Europe reached his home in this
lHst ,Yeud, Many friend, called upon him. He said
hat b" had iournnved In England atd Ireland and had
peasant unc. ADD was ihvi-oratet both in mind ami
BODY he hrnu.nl honle two une dngs.
ifl Hl irnt-t.t any lu~uc'- IN Europe IN connec-
ton WIN ihs Eri' Hallway gentleman inquired
lont kuoN-l can tn You any thins-about ths
Ere Rawas." 'As ti' t,pil.
:. lAn hrnur IT Ltiu' over from Europe with Your
There vas VT. Bennett, but cannot say whether
Als nAInr .s Jlnl-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-19
Liquor Dealer. orx.u,.,ur.

Two more liquor dealers societies. one in ths
fr.t AMI oe in ;Ac fwens hrs Assembly District. have
h,'n orsanIs tAs week Tho Bccr and Liquor Dealers
Protective Association organized Monday. witt,
iHn'> h. .arncN fre-i,nt james Nc Nanus amt lauf
e kN.s Ai'' rresiiea' .oln N. ',ar, tni iaues H.
ho'. ,"' 7'tlu'- fi! tv.,rt Grad'. frasurer fher
voted at ~N"uiu, ihui nufc iut iitp .oud moral
character ~AnuIl he admiffar q. lrcinht-s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-19
The New Ori-an. Coii~ct"r.hip.

W,sHINcgo>. J.i. Is The contest OVER the
sp,o.At.,n' =. trt'l ,I 'u-t.n-, ih" r1gt o Sew
nrl"Nu- Wa .-tl,i tuiat ;Hf i.l..fsuno oi t.r re
Niian.nf. pre-. ~ N.a.,-- e. 81. tniatGn.t,l.is ~,
Central An r.H u is Aut' 3d. llui-l.ns nIi
siun.pei % >i'tc Fog 1fi 'iaHt H t-,. b. 4s Nua,.
s'n1l that ~ hfres NiN e"f ftr . iN rae. arI ',hn
W., an niili AM sne &. lr,lur y, ah ApYoptnynt
g. .on,c ihll ttanf lf',s in % i',' nn,
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WV ''''"~'
q polirc Officer wilkinson was passing 4O3

Filth street at4 O'Clock yesterday mornin- he heard
woman screaming tr help lie entered the housc and
found Mrs Ellen Smith lying uurons' luus on ir iur
Her Thomas Smith. hAd hlrked nnd beaten hrr
trrriS she was sent 10 Bellevue Hospital. an II WAS
that she had suffered internal injuries that
may end in death. Justice Morgan committed smith
Mrs smith had instituted suit Tor divorce. AMI tins was
The origin o the quarrel in which she was inJred per
hsn t4fa
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inuuirnn rs tu th" probable cost " completing
til" new thirto !. furnishing aud h"aiing IT, and
putting IN order IA" surrounding grounds. Us
II Will u" seen. tit.'y rrtnn,r that II Will c,-i n"
tween live aud TX miiiiou- ulur". Mi 49, WIN
th" amount alrradv "Nlr'ndci, vir innk' ih"
total c,st about 81 tUu in: bu' y H. iiir tp pro
suuln iulging from estimates tcrriolorr made.
that nitrr that buildng l., ready for urrur"ncv
IN all il parts 4 will moi have cosi III" stat" less
than f2O.nWu0U The following Is tie reply oil
the Commissioners:
fust1hai ths new capitol may l.. c,n,ls,ed an, ana
nni,ngd ready .er oc,upa' AM ia"1 & w.. 1, e.
'id 'autr aud ,ther hudinss may be- r"n''rd l.' IT."
arc set TORN in No schedule hcrcunto nnn, Ncl ,
-rron fh: IA" u'ms ~ IN" anne -a"ns' ,',,s
asct urr' pl-or ioue ine M.' "n,, % ,, w ", sci
IT, ,.i,. .ia,"r, pa.,Sa IA i-5t ...,..
Iiiri Tlat the ,cnnl..oiers bec,e hsi u ei'in5s
ncsed .heda night 10 ie' &C. rc.ro '. contra tor.
ior the ainont IN -rti schedule tr " f'r es' tinh
those amounts Hut tho tonn-,,"'ri h'nh' % WE ~ ~, -,
fnrrt The sa'r"s"l ia, n -. W. :" r,
",rr, OH the .rlnr wort without delay
f,r.b H.. ,rn,,ri-s,f All attention 10 NJ t,.t
,ia, tr enne~ c schsue 'puans rr itr o. <-f' 'a'.
inr hudns ne errsc ~ We .a'l,in if""' I" W.. n,w
design, prepared b, ue s.'s',. ,m ,i, wark Ia nav o
MINI, th., ,r plans ior -sd work should not ne q i-r
rn, and the work should not be begun mn'i the hut
arc not prephr ssy whether the work covered by tie
Fi6h" Tn. Commissioner state thu, they have never
recciycd any md- ~ intn,hns ihe n.w .ap.nl' na'
rraccd decoration. was msdc w'th 'arciu in1rr,
.isfh -rhe Commissioners silir thst thr item ~
$1,000. tor tahing dDwu NMlliucs ana LAYING uuf
srounds ,ss mere ,s'ima'' We .trro'e th' ina nails
tr bindings viii eil fer eun-h 4 nav ilc ccsi - ~,
moving f,~rt A. 80 lawns on tho -fudud- VI Fred
ERIK Law olnstrd. tie onf gentleman IN IN" scrN ce oi
~ ruinmi~siou who taN sfeAs with rrHra't about
su sniAitrr. - sbsst nom 'N" uuirv. Nnd 'su D."
fore iuuu-..pis flr th. tnrw,'sini to dn inu' ttA
maxi a. ,.unat. W., s'lfus 'ne sam Of SlNil0r' i'
enough % e,Ner .ty sXge eniurs which B, Akelv a.
hr tnHte tor that purpo@r
seventh The Nriilm.s.tncts have no means u' form
INK correct answer g. %" inquiry Wtvh Tie lesouuc'
contains touching the cost heating hghtnc. ld IA.
of the hcw Capitol when completed II j. notii
power To- determine how tn work ut maintaining N.
new capitol viii b" administered
Irhth-.1hs Commissioners tak~ tus opportunity
repeat the tuaucd IN their port for l~s
that both branches o the LcgsRt. and The FNccutN'
.. placed ~ N, new capitol IN the ist daN ot iAnu
a-N i-7p AMI that the ~.i suit MAY he uhisinc4 '
the approximation of s-ssttsp Hut Z, acruWniish thu
the wor, must be- carried forward through te winter
wherefore IA" Cumutssinaer> tor ~" massage nj h
act apuropraung fSnifSsi which no" before tn~ A.
seuiblN. NiUfAN liuESrgfs H licut iuN.
,toHc' " ctsCYftN. Auditor
Ais.NS. Jan. u. ISIS
cOsr 1HE 6ovrfrrloN StN Csrirot, tsttUpisi
iNtNG orr ~ CRutNps. a.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-19
San Domingo's Revolutions.

Capt. kuehl, who arrived yesterday from San
pounngo, -.s a. since The disturbances Of fortnight
A.nP >t.nt nItNU fturn RarE retains tie advantage
,i tne rir n.-' Disturbances ar rnnhnfi Ia the
interior :. sftgu Nhn IsurqentS form they
A,atf4 ~ tuc st.i4'rt o. tlt republic