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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-22
A CURIOUS STORY.
SUIT AGAINST WOMAN WHO CLAIMS TO
BE TwEED's NIEcE-RER FLIGHT ON A

SUIT AGAINST WOMAN WHO CLAIMS TO
DE TwEED's NIEcE-KER FLIGHT ON A
DUMMY.
Some rather curious facts brought to light be-
lore Judge Larrcmore yesterday IN an application ior
an attachment against Caroline Russell In suit
brought against her by Florence ~ Foye Several
aiidavits were handed up by counsel.
James Foye, In an alidsvit, states that he Is the
agent OF Florence ~ Foye, the plaintiff; mat she
covered judgment AGAINST the defendant and
ton thereon WIS returned unsatis1cd; m order
then Obtained TO the defendant judgm
Debtor. Mr.. Foye goes to say that ne wont
cral occasions hor residence, at No. III West Fifty
sixth street, where she was living with hor sister,
Mrs. Tucker in a Hat Once whom no called he went
up TO her Hat and rang the BELL which answered
by Mrs Tucker. He informed her OF his business but
she told him that the defendant was not in the
house, mat she mad not arrived IN tbs city, anu was
IN fact, out OF town.
ESCAPES THE DUMMY.
He nevertheless remained in lull view OF the
trance " the Nat Ior about hve hours aud when
oil the plalntinB attorneys mad come, opponent IN
CURED again of Mrs. Tucker. VINO reiterated her
former statements and offered 10 allow him to
the premises, which he did but found trace OF tho
defendant The Iact was, as Mr.. FOyc iurthcr says,
the defendant although large stout woman, got IN
the dummy waiter aud was boisted w To the top
story, climbed The lire escape up to the roof, and
went INTO No LOB In the same block the deponc
benoves On tho next day following this adveD-
ture opponent states defendant was served
with order for her examination, return
able before referee. The deenaant faiied
10 appear personally. but her attorney produced n
mcacai certificate TO the effect that she ~. he
referee refused to adjourn The proceedings, aud Inc
fcndants attorney told dcponoDt that he had not
seen his clcnl Tor three weeks Mr. Foye then goes
TO say that he does not bccve OF thssl stories
He states In Conclusion that the defendant has con
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-22
DISCRETION AND ROBBERY.
SIX SAILORS CoNsrIRE WITH "RUNAEEs" TO
DESERT AND ROB THEIR suIP-oNE OF THE

SIX SAILORS CoNsTIRE WITH "RUNNEES" TO
DESERT AND ROB THEIR sHIp-o ONE OF THE
RUNNERS SHOT.
Tho chip d. Il. Eaton arrived at the Camden and
Amboy dock, loot OF Second street, Hoboken, from
been moored the crew went down stairs TO breakfast.
While tho their meal the ship was
boarded by nvo 'runners" who descended to the
cabin, and while ono covered the mate with revolver
the others began gathering together the baggage Of
crew. Six members OF the crew lowered a boat, and,
jumping into IT, pulled for the shore. When The last
tue about to leave the ship the boat
swain attempted to pull him back and was
Instantly seized by three OF the strangers
ana beaten into ipseusbliity. Alter allowing
The deserters to reucn the shore, the strangers
threw their baggage into their own boat, ana, jump
ing IN. began puling across toward the New YORK
shore. The mate, W lillian Henry Smith, picsed up
revolver fired two shots into the boat Tie shots
took effect, Tor OF the thieves sprans up from his
seat, the put back to HOboken, where
the lDjure man was landed.
The officers oil the snip sent word to the Hobokcn
police station, ana Olcer Jacobus Hammond, Rou nds-
man Kennedy and Detective Gallagher stopped the SIX
doseriers the Hoboken Jerry and took them to the
Washington street police station. The wounded man,
who was Put tue dock by the thieves was removed
by the police 10 st. Marys Hospital, wbero no de-
scribed himself AS Patrick o'Cornor, OF NO. 10 Pearl
street, this city
A PRHCoyCEXTYD PLAN.
1ha mate OF the ship says that the DAY previous
WHO Suo Emp Was ytng OH uOVernOIs Isaou, buIec
pulied alongside sni alter Loard the vessel dis
tributsd among The SIX desertefs cards reading Soa-
men bOardibg house. by Jonn Brown, No. Carlisle
street. near Grcenwicn street, New YORK Call and
judge for yourselves" hs says that h0 thinks those
three succeeded getting the six men TO desert apd
sent the i've men yesterday morning TO assist thom IN
getting their baggage and stealing the baggage OF tho
others
O'CoRusr, the wounded runner" said yesterday
to reporter that he had been engaged by tho others
carry The baggage SIX sailors from the ship TO
Brown place IN Carlisle street. and he knew nolning
a In ser a m q nlirg
The six deserters who were locked up gave thor
names Joseph Farrell, Persia Mara james Comma,
james Jackson Henry Ii. schmidt aud Henry Rankin.
William ii. Smith aud Herman ii. Legsmeister, the
hrsl and second mates, ana Axl Halversen tue boat
swaiu are hold by tue police witnesses
OConnor, the man who was snot. says there we're
five Shots hrei two oil which INT HIM in tho right
shoulder ana one IN the lett arm
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HUN1ED DOWN.

Irvingon village which lies Just outside OF Newark,
N j.. experienced sensation yesterday IN the cap
turc Of alleged burglar and tho breaking up OF a
gang which has been causing great annoyance lately
About Two O'Clock in the morning John II. Woodruff
and his brother wore awakened by strange noises in
the neighbornood. Hastily dressing they sailed
forth anu found Two strangers proving around. one
fed anu the other showed fight lie was lelled with
cue by Mt. Woodruff ana afterwatu removed TO
Newark, whore he recog ized as Frank II. Price,
whom the ponce describe as an old thief, and who,
tuey say, has been "waDted Tor some time past IN
connection with various burglar HIS arrest od TO
the hunting down OF Thomas Riley, George DUNCAN
and Matthew Schaifey. All four OF the prisoners
arr held IN default vi 81 200 bail each, the complain
ants Uclng Mr. stockmau, Mrs. Emily Knorr and Mr..
Woodruff.
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siderable valuable personal property. consisting Of
diamonds ana jeweiry, dresses In almost magnificent
STYLE and has repeatedly informed deponent that sue
has large means
SEDUCTIVE STORIES.
Florence NJ Foyc, The plapln also makes an aii-
dayit, which she that she became ed
with tue defendant at tho Dcvo shire Hotel. Forty
nun street, IN November, 1877; that the defendant
then told her that sue was niece oil VILLAIN NJ.
Tweed; tnat she was very wealthy; that she had a
beautiful iarm In Vermont; that sue received large
income from II quarterly that she also mad properly
In Connecticut and California: tina. sue mad credit
account AT A I. stewards OF 81 900; that her bus
ness was managed by gentleman who at that time
visited anu wanted TO marry her but she Was
AFRAID he Was only alter BIER wealth. sue
also informed the depoBent that sue goDs
to Europe IN the Inter part OF March, and would put
up AT the LiDgham Hotel, which she always did when
There; that on these represen atoms the deponent
was induced TO sell her certain personal properly at
the agreed price of sl77 she promising TO pay Tor
IT, which promise, however, mas never been iui-
filled. She Deneves that the defendant is eonceang
herself 10 avoid being examined In supplementary
proceedings until she can ret chance 20 to Eu-
rope. Other aidavs setting iorth the efforts OF the
defendant 10 AVOID service oil the process were also
hanGed
Judge Llrremore took the matter under ADV
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MODEL POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

The Jersey City Police Commissioners held meot-
ing last evening for the trial OF delinquent officers
Sergeant Thomas Brown, OF the Second precinct,
convicted of drunkenness IN the ponce station
aud dismissed from toe department Pa
trOlman AI,N4nder Douglass, oi tue Third
precinct, dismissed Tor drunken
ness while duty. fatrolman John Loouoy Of
the rbird prcciuc charged with entering saloon
uniform, drinking qua also OF attempting an mae
cent assault Mrs. WnncimIna Lang. He pleaded
guilty and Nas dism sscd from the force. There
half "a duzen charges of neglect Of duty preferred
against Pstromun Micnael Brady, OF the Fourth pre-
cinct bu ouiy was considcred and that was leav
ing ms coat and ,iub stoop on summit avenue,
aud going uome while vu duiy. The oncnco vas con-
sldcred sufficient Tor MS dismissal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-22
The PRICE OF INTERFERENCE

Miss Mary Wapole, about seventeen years OF age,
called at No. 2l5 West Forty-seventn street yester
day TO collect little bill oil 81 10 from u gent cman
named Alexander Marsh, whose molnor received her
10 a very unirendy spirit and ordered ner to leave
the house. The Iaulos became 80 demonstratve that
the owner OF the house, Mr.. Manuel lie Provost, en-
deavorins To separate them, threw Miss Wapoe down
Hight OF stars IL Is alleged and severely IN
Jured Judge Otterbourg yesterday held the gentie-
man 10 500 pail TO appear ~ the special Sessions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-22
DIED SUDDENLY.

Edward Ulrich, aged nlty, German, was iouud
dead yesterday Ia the hallway OF No. 1870 East Four
street.
Anton Stoll scventy-six years OF age, died suddenly
at the residence OF Christian Dcckert Adams avenue,
near Columbia avenue.
julius Hepp, aged ioriy-thrcc, residing at No. 2i4
East Forty-nith street was taken suddenly Sick aud
removed drug store at twenty seventh street and
third avenue where he expired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-22
FORGERY AND BAD COMPANY.

Frank Dryer, the son OF II dsaiss In liqrors. pre-
scented forged order for eleven cases OF cnamtagne
at the office of John Osborne No. 45 Beaver street,
The wine delivered and carried away In an ex-
press wagon ard after the spurious character of
the oruer was discovered. On this Detectives Mooney
and Boiand weat III quest oi the young man. aud
ceeded in finding MN at the Creedmoor Garaen,
WHITTIER the wine had been taked and sold, sitting
with Billy Gray. escaped convict, who is now un-
der Indictment Tor stabbing Tom King, IN Greene
street. Both men were arrested and yesterday re-
manded by Judge Duffy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-22
COMMUTERS ROBBED.

The commuters on the Pennsylvania Railroad have
lately been the victims OF gang oil pickpockets who
mako practice OF riding on the trains on tnat road
Detective Francis yesterday arrested James Tully,
alias Charles h. thornton who Is suspected by the
ponce OF beng pickpocket, on one OF the trains,
and took htm before Judge DAVIS who nncd hun $40
Tor disordery conuuct aud held him until the CON-
muters can identity him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-22
INGERSOLL VS.. TWEED.

REPORT OF MR.. sEYMouR-pLAINTIFF's CLAIM
OF Sll2, 800 THROWN oUr--So HELP FROM
THE LAW FOR PARTNER IN FRAUD WHO
MAY BE CHEATED.
BRIDGEPORT, March 81. 1873
Tho report Of Hon. O. s. Seymour, as committee Of
the superior Court of Fairfield county, in the Of
James II. lnrerso vs. William NJ. Tweed, was hed
here to-day. The heard last fall at New
Haven and New YORK. Tho following Is the report in
iuli-
iHssr.oii v: William H. rse.dMrsis
and facts /, eonssasd thu, the paintia
s.4s s Is mi, s ,s:
10 recover 900 as 6aanee cue HIM on account Bat
OF the upon which the plaintiff claims to
eSver so that the real question resolves itself into this
paintih certain facts regarding that settlement are
That the prnes m t in New York at the defendants
S Sy,t Nay s7a and then and there the account. Of
ana receipt wrlen across the tace OF the account was
w NJ lwsed IN account with J. II. Inger.oll-
November H. cash. 5000
DDseemper %, to cash .............. ooU9
DECEMBER 20. to cash paid r. and i. MIG Co.
Tor oiii furniture W. NJ. T., Jr, as per your
Dscs@eerll to cash paid + and & Ming Co.
Tor bill furniture Tor yourself, as per your
23.J7S
lS1l-Fcbruary y. to 300
re ruary To- to cash .................. 10000
February H. to cash to take up note of said
W. VI. Graham. discharged by and iu-
dorsed by you. note in my possession. $4,000
February ~, to cash. 100000
septemSsr H. 70 cash paid Bccs, furniture
your private room Anlericus Club. ......... 1921
Total $3.50 l32
lS1lJanuary 7. by cash. $50 900
January "a by cash. ........... 1900
August T. by casn... Observation-Disclosures. 5000
September D. by cash. ................. 5000
seuteniber H. by cash .................... $4,000
September - cash. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
October g. by cash ........ ................ $4,000
December II. by cash tor p and 5 +. NJ Co.
claim 4.i67
1S72-March 30, by cash. 5000
April 80. by cash Observation-Disclosures. 900
April To- by cash. 1900
april % by cash. 10000
Total 1882 i67
$50 ,232
te $2i2, 76i
Cash l2.oOO
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TWO DOLLARS APIECE.

Bail in sum less than 800 is legal curiosity
In the Tombs Police Court; but yesterday a
Cured wherein the called for was only $40. The
prisoner, Denis sheehan, was charged with stealing
ten oysters, and Judge Bxby held him Tor trial IN the
sum mentioned; Dut low us II was, the accused was
Obliged to 10 TO prison In default.
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THE SPECTRAL LIGHT.

The ghost oi the pignt watcbman who was drowned
some weeks ago al pier 80 East River, which has ap-
pearcd Olacr Kllbrdc whose pose In that igh-
Dorhood, was yesterday ound hidden unJer INC pier.
IL consisted OF log OF wood with lantern fastened
H. that II might burn wnile tue log uoated about
IN the water IL was ovideLtly the WORK OF some
wishing 70 have joke NJ the expense Of u nervous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-22
NATIONAL TRUST STOCK SALE.

On the Exchange yesterday forty shares OF tho de-
funct National Trust Company we're sold at twenty
two and half per cent the dollar by Nlcolay
Co on account Of por,ies with whom thoy mad boon
hypOt hecatcd
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Financial and Commercial.
wheeling " holesare Market.
oFTIcE DAILY ISTELLioEScER,
MHEELINa. Tuesday. October q.


In some lines OF wholesale trade there Is not
50 much activity as last week, but taken as .
whole the movement Is tolerably good. There
Is fair trade in most OF the leading staples OF
country produce, with liberal supplies. Gro
ceries and provisions are moderately active.
General merchandise staples are moving stead
BEASs-Are in active demand. We quote
Prime white Navy at 500.
BurrER-The market remains dull and fat
on most grades, with prices easy and an over
supply Of low and medium qualities. Sup
plies show 4 heavy accumulation. Fancy
stock Is quoted at l2jtal5c.
'BAEtN0 POWDER 25a36c per b.
BnooMs. Fancy, Ooa2 25aJ 90; plain l 50
BrEswAx 2A25c.
CANNED Gosps. Quotations; Peaches, s b
cans, per doE, new, 9 65; 2 b cans, new, Is;
3 b cans tomatoes, 1 10; Winslow corn, b
cans, IS; sweet corn, 65; common corn
50; strawberries, b cans, 20; blackherries,
2bcans, 90 raspberries, 2bcans, 40 plums,
2 n cans, 50; lima beans, b cans, ! IS; cove
oysters, b cans, 6Oc 2 n cans, 20
Coal per 100 bushelS 00a7 co.
CHEEsE-Trade Is quiet, but there Is q. steady
though not very active movement az nn,
changed prices, Receipts are moderate, and
the supply In arst hands Is fair but not exces
sive. We quote prime Ohio factory At 9HG
l0c; New York cream, 10Ifc.
CHcXESs. Live 81 76a2 90 per Dozen
DRIED FRufTs continue quiet. Apple,
are quoted at 21.2aSc; Peaches 4l-2A5c fo
J prime halves Other quotations; Prunes q
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T,r,aLvnaIer ri.hiuE-,1IniDs suits.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 22.-The Cham
Der OF Commerce to-day considered the
question of the proposed treaty with
France, and passed a resolution opposing
any. reduction in the tariff on French
wines and cigars.
News from the Arctic whaling feet to
September q is that up 70 that time not a
whale had been taken except one by the
ship John Rowland, a fleet cruising about
the Herald Island.
John Fl. Burke, Of the thfrty.tivc mil
lion suit notoriety, has commenced action
in the Nineteenth, District Court 10 re-
cover from ]. c. Flood, J. W. Mackay, j.
G. Fair and the Con Virginia Mining
Company, ten and one .halfmillion dollars,
value OF stock and. .diNidendssof the Coin
Virginia Co., received-by the first three
defendants in payment OF seventy feet OF
mineral ground decided by them to the
Company at figures alleged in excess OF its
value. In the Twelfth District Court the
thirty-fiye million dollar suit has been dis
missed as 70 all the defendants except
Flood, MacEay and Fair.
The Sierra Nevada to-day levied an as,
sessment of three dollars per share and
Raymond & Ely one OF one dollar.
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GENERAL NEWS.
Prairie Fires In Nebraska ---Grsat
Destruction Of Property
Some Lives Lost.
the Fiscal Estimates at
- Washington. .ssTD
The Secretaries Figuring SJI on 4 Hard
Pan Basis.
'etrenchment the Order of the Day.
Annual Session OF the W. Va, Grand
Lodge I. 0.O.F.
.....-..--....-. a.

Annual session OF the W. Va, Grand
Lodge I. 0.o.F.
PARxRRsBURG, Oct. o, 1878.
Special TO the Intelllseneer. -
The Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows : oi
West Virginia met in Masonic Hall this
George L. Hensel, Grand Master.
Representatives from eieth three Lodges
were present. The following members
from Wheeling are in attendance: Messrs.
Uthman, Nagle, seamon, Taylor, Holman,
Boring, Ellingham, Morris, Montgomery,
Miller, McKelvey, Todd, Houston, Barr,
and Decker; also DR.. shriver, Of
7. H. Marks and W. Forber, OF
Wellsburg. The statistics showed a de-
crease OF liz members during the year.
The amount of relief paid was Ss,992 4s.
The Grand Master read his annual ad-
dress and journal, and the Grand Secre-
tary likewise read the report Of hisofiice.
At 1890 the Grand Lodge adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION. y 81
The Grand Lodge resumed its session at
1P. NJ. Various matters were referredto
their appropriate committees, and such
matters as had been laid over from last
years session were taken up and disposed
of. A board of appeals was established by
amendment l Ats p N. the
lodge adjourned until tomorrow morning.
w. P. McKILvEY.
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From Speech at Philadelphia Last Week
Yet there is much that is encouraging. in
the South. When they go cunning for
negroes or revenue officers they observe
the game laws. They do not shoot them
out Of season. They only kill them when
it is necessary to prevent 1.-THE collection Of
the revenue or to carry an election. But
that Is not all that Is encouraging. Wade
Hampton has actually offered to allow the
laws Of the United States 10 be
carried out. He will allow. the reye-
nue. to be collected II the govern
ment will allow him to receive i. Wade
Hampton offers to assist the United States.
There Is something refreshing in this. But
that is not all. When Republicans hold
meetings now they never kill more than
one or two, and not SO many II they keep
still. In to-day's papers we are told the
Democrats went to q Republican meeting
and loaded cannon with tenpenny nails
They trained it on the speaker and cover
ed him with 500 rifles; but he did not say
anything and they did not shoot.
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SURGEON GENERAL OF THE NAVY.
. wxsHrSaroS, D. O., octoberl22i Surg
con ]. Winthrop Taylor has been appoint
ed Surgeon General Of the Navy in place
OF Surgeon Grier, retired.
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RusrsEss PROSPECTS.

Pn1IADELpu1A, October o1.-The iron
business in this city is Of such magnitude
that information upon that subject cannot
fail to interest the general mercantile COM
munity, and 1t Is gratifying to be able to
record an increased activity and the prom
ise OF busy season at the factories for the
ensuing winter. Not only in this city, but
all through the State, manufacturers are
congratulating themselves upon the favor
able outlook, and the expression OF opin-
ion by the leaders of this lineo Of industry
are almost invariably OF hopeful and
sanguine, nature. Most Of the factories
here have been closed for some time past,
owing TO the strike OF their operatives, but
It is generally conceded that the manufac-
turers were by no means averse to this
stoppage, as orders were very light, prices
low, and the business being run, IL not at
a loss, certainly without an adequate profit.
A new state of Affairs, however, Is rapid
ly approaching Already large orders for
export are coming in, and the home trade
Is also picking up. As an incident OF the
export orders, Twill mention one which
came under my notice. A large firm OF
this city, having entered into active COM
petition for the far.of trade, received last
week. an. order, from the Government OF
New South Wales amounting TO SS5, 900.
Does Il not seem remarkable for money TO
come from that distance, and from field
which: has been occupied almost exclu-
siyely, by, British merchants and manufac-
turers? But such is the case, and day at-
ter day the manufacturers here are ship
ping goods to ports which England has al
ways considered as her exclusive right
to supply. It is not IN uncommon thing
here now TO hears manufacturer say that
his trade is almost exclusively export:
The reduction Of wages, however, is still
insisted upon by the employers. The men
hold out and express the determination to
do so allwinter rather than go to work on
the reduced schedule. In consequence,
their places are being filed by hands from
outside. A firm advertised last week for
artisans ut the reduced rate OF pay, and at
noon the crowd Of applicants in front Of
their office was so great as to impede travel
on the street. Work was provided for
some, but many were turned away, and
the employers state that they will be able
to obtain all the help they need from nom
union or non-striking men.
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zAxEsvnLE, October 9l.-Fred Randall,
George Howell and James Young escaped
from Jail at ten o'clock this morning.
Sheriff Ballou's son opened the outer door
Of the Jail FOR the purpose Of allowing
visitor to enter. He went into the jail
with the visitor, and, being alone, left the
door open, thinking that all the prisoners
were locked up in the corridor. Hear
ing a noise, he turned around to
And himself locked in and the above three
prisoners running. In about fifteen min
iltes he made domestic OF the house hear
him, but the birds had got out OF reach.
Fred Randall Is but seventeen years old,
and has six different Indictments against
him. Some time ago the police surround.
Ell a store that he was iburglartzing. he
held them ut bay over an hour. emptying
six reyolyers before he surrendered him
self. Since his confinement in jail be has
given the Sheriff great deal ottrouble 6y
6is attempts to commit suicide. Howelrss 8
and Young's charges were tritting, and
they would soon have been released. AS
vet there Is no clue to their whereabouts.
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TURKEY.

THRrArESrSG ASPECT oy EASTERN ArFAIRs.
CoSsrGSriSoPLE, October 9a.-Fears are
entertained in Diplomatic circles that the
Eastern Roumanian commission will en-
counter great obstacles from Russia, the
Porte and the Bulgarian inhabitants.
Russiais resolved to maintain the present
administration until the troops have
evacuated the province. The Porte insists
on assuming the financial administration,
subject only TO the supervision OF the
commission and the Bulgarians continpe
the agitation in favor Of annexation to
Bulgaria. The intended withdrawal OF the
British feet from the viainity of Gallipoli
has been abandoned in consequence OF the
recent movements Of the Russians. Bes-
sarabia was surrendered to the Russians
on Monday. ..fffr