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THE COURTS.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

&c. Denis vs. A. X. Miller q Co.-This is a
suit to recover from the charterer Of a ship a
certain amount of money paid by plaintiff for
the COMPRISING of a certain number of bales
of cotton. In this case Judge Houston gave
the following decision:
It seems to me that the case turns upon the
question of the custom of the port as to
whether or not the ship shall pay. or the
It is admitted that the custom of the port is
that the ship shall pay, or it's owner.
If this vessel had been chartered for round
sum for the voyage, there is no doubt that the
as far as the COMPRISING of cotton. The
interest of the owner is to have the cot
ton compressed, for the larger is the amount
of cotton carried. The greater the amount Of
cotton in weight the larger the recompense OF
the owner.
Judgment for defendant.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE DE MURsKA CONCERT.

By reference to notice published In another
column 1t will be seen that owing to delay and
unavoidable circumstances. the concert an
nounced for to night by Mile De Murska. is
postponed until Saturday night, and the mali
nee till Wednesday, The Friday tickets are
good for Saturday and the matinee tickets tor
Wedn. sday next Signor do Vivo. the manager.
is confident that nothing can Interfere with the
present program me, and that the public will
not he disappointed In It's expectancy OF g. cling
and hearing the charming and melodious can
tatrice.
ACADEMY.
Last night Oxygen" was performed to q
good audience and tonight. for the benefit OF
THE He then Chinee," a scene from blue
Beard and Oxygen" again.
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$903,382 80

NEW ORLEANS, March %. 1878.
We. WELSHANS & WOODS, agents Of the
above companies. do hereby certify that the
foregoing statements are full and correct ex-
hibit Of the general condition and affairs Of
said companies. as sworn to by the officers Of
said companies before the Insurance Commits
sioner of the State of New York.
WELSHANS & WOODS. Agents.
Sworn and subscribed by G. N. WELSHANS. a
member OF the firm Of WELSHANS & WOODS,
before g, q Notary Public. at New Orleans, this
twenty fifth OF March, 1878.
mh24 I'm EDWARD IVY. Notary Public,
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Louis Beehlman, the youth who wished to
be called notorious, was yesterday sent before
the Superior Criminal Court under $1,000
bonds, on the charge OF shooting at Albert
Hawk with intent to commit murder.
Sophie Tiliman, for assaulting Mary Ann
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Office ut the Louisiana Levee Company,
No 100 Common street New Orleans. March 26.
1s7s.-The regui ar annual election Of twelve d.
rectors of this company. TO serve az such dur
ing the ensuing year. ill be- held at this, office
on SATURDAY, April 6. 1878. between the hours
of II a. m and o. M NJ A. TARLETON,
NH 26 I'd Secretary and Treasurer.
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REMOVAL.
JERSEY AND ALDERNEY
MILK. MILK. MILK
Pure and fresh. from the country. to be had
and Branch. No. % Canal street, mean
the Custom House, North Side.

The only places In the city whore this cole
brated milk can be procured.
Pure. rich and sweet Jersey and AldefneB
Milk and Ruttermilk, at 5 cents per giass. re-
ceived daily on ice. via Jackson Rafiroad: llom
the famous Areola Dairy Farm. Said stock LIZ
from the we'll known Fowler's fmportauons o.
Jersey and Attorney cattle. .n
Also kept % hand. Meani SOFA sna pasfry., "11e
sea 1ysthp
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Office of the sre-cenG City Live tuck
Landing and Slaughter. House Company. No 30
Carondeet street., New Orleans. March Is. 1873
At meeting of the 'ard Of Directors. held on
lars and a half (s2 bo) per share was declared
payable to the stakeholder. on or af or MON
DAY. April IS, 1873. J. N. AUGUST1N.
mb27 ap15 Secretary.
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NOR RENT. ONE THREE-sTORY HOUSE.
Il $40 and sa1 Decatur street corner OF Bar.
large rooms. kitchen, wateryorks. etc.
street. No. 3os. containing stores. four rooms.
8. ONE HISTORY HOUSE on Decatur
street. No 80. fronting ON Peters street. No. 10.
Apply at No. 37T Chartres street. between
Frenchmen and Elysian Fields. mh3o lot
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ONCE of the Factors and Traders In
snrance Company. No. 81 Carondelet. street,
New Orle, MS. March %, 187s.-In conformity
be held at this offl'e on MONDAY. the eighth Of
April next, be ween the hours of II a. m. and
D. M. for twenty-five Trustees, to serve as such
THOMAS F. WALKER.
mh23 I'd secretary.
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NE MURsKA CONCERTS POSTPONED.

Owing to the late arrival (for unavailable
ranse) of the DE MURSKA TROUPE, Mr.. De
evenings concert to TOMORROW Saturday,
EVENING. April 8, and to-mor rows Matinee to
next WEDNESDAY,. Friday tickets are good
for Saturday, and Matinee tickets for next
Wednesday APPS II
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FIRE ASSOCIATE ON
OF PHILADELPHIA.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.

STATEMENT OF ASSETS, JANUARY l. 1873.
Bonds and Mortgages and ground
rents. secured upon property in
the city OF Philadelphia ..... 81 1913 1882 n
United States registered bonds 49,. 42,493 Is
And loans and warrants Of the city
of Philadelphia. $4,000 10
Loans of the city of Pittsburg and
other cities. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1880 90
Loan of the Masonic Temple OF Phil
adelphia Observation-Disclosures. 1890 90
Real estate In the city Of Philadel-
phia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500 10
Bonds OF various railroads and
other corporations. ..-.-........ 33b.84o 90
Stocks of various railroads and
other corporations ....---...,-.. s2o,97 90
Accrued and uncollected Interest,". $3.50 o
Premiums due by agents In course
of collection ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 124,74s SO
Cash on hand. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 25,o49 80
Market value .......................$3 778.449 At
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DEMEMBER THE ORPHANS.
CARROLLTON EXCURSIONS.

The steamer GOV. ALLEN. Capt J. J. Brown.
will, until further notice. stop regularly a. Car
rollton on MONDAY and FRIDAY evenings 60
ny up and on SUNDAYS at 81 o'clock p. M.
from New Orleans and Carroll ton; the rec. ipts
to be divided among the various orphan asy-
INNS OF New Orleans. Passage ton cents each
w4v. APPS 3t
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E,oR SALE -FOUR ENGINES, ONE Five
thirty five with good boilers to suit. shafting
Pulies and hangers; also Moss Gins and
Presses Betting, etc. Apply to b. RILEY, No.
375 ST. Peter street. mh31 1t
LNOR SALE CHEAp-THE STAR RICE MILL
complete and In good running order, ready
for immediate use. For particulars apply to
NJ SCHWARTZ d BRO,
fe19tf 149 to 1859 Magazine street.
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hereby notify the Public that will not
from and after this date pay any debts contract
ed by my wife, Pauline Rose, as she has LETT my
house without my consent. q. w. ROSE.
Donaldsonvlle, Feb. %. 1878. fe23
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DIDWELL'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Overwhelming SUCCESS OF the most complete
Burleaque organization on earth. the COT
VILE FOLLY COMPANY. Thursday Eve
ieaaue OXYGEN and the farce Of A TWICE
TOLD TALE Friday Evening -Beneft OF Mr..
Willie Ed ,uin. Two BurleSques. Heathen
Chinee, Scene from Blue Betlrd' and "Oxy-
n" saturday Matinee, Evening and sunday
Nieht-EOBINSON CRUSOE ap4
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Union Insurance Company, New Or
lea 4. April 8, 1s7s-The annual election for
Direc ors Of this company will be held on the
Carondelet street. between the hours OF 10
IN. and p. m. --.
apb lot J. M. CRAWFORD. Secretary.
once Of Crescent City Railroad Com
pany. No. 1o3 Canal street. New Orleans. April
g. ls78-The annual election for dlr ectors OF this
company will bs held on MONDAY fifteenth
instant. bet cen the hours OF II a. m. and y.
m Mt the Office Of the COMPANY.
ap3 lat J r. JUDEN. aecre'arv.
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AMUsEMENTs.
VARIETIES THEATRE.

VARIETIES THEATRE DE MURsKA.
DE MURsKA CONCERTS.
Mr.. Hall takes pleasure In announcing that
he has effected on Arrangement at great OK pense
with Mr. DEVIvO. by which
MILE. lima DE MURSKA,
the acknowledged Queen OF Song. after most
successful tour OF concerts In Australia, New
Zealand and California viii make the grand
re-entree in New Orleans In
ONE GRAND CONCERT.
On saturday Evening, April q,
And in Gala Matinee.
On Wednesday Afternoon, April 10.
Mile. De MURSKA will appear jointly with
T'no,s: Sig. BUsfNI. the world renowned
Basso: Mr.. c. MAXIM. the eminent Baritone;
Mr.. JOHN HILL the distinguished Pianist and
Musical Director.
SPECIAL NOTICE Notwithstanding the
heavy expenses for the engagement Of the De
Murska Company. the manager has concluded
Admission. 81; reserved ssats, 80 cents extra;
mencs on WEDNESDAY, at 9 q. m, mh3l I'd
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WELSHANS & WOODS,
GENERAL
INSURANCE ACE MIS-
1888 GRAVIICT1 STREET,
NEW ORLEANS

NEW YORK
UNDERWRITERS AGENCY
ASSETS.
Cash in banks and office. $17e.184 80
Bonds and mortgages. ............' sol $50 90
United States bonds. .............- 1,413,393 10
Other bonds and stocks. .............. 491 855 90
Accrued intsrt at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1851 Sc
Loans secured by eolaterals. ... ZIG $50 90
Real estate ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 63564 80
Cash with agents in course OF trans
mission ,................. 159 1884 OF
$3,253519 81
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid up..-...........G co., 900 90
All liabilities including reinsurance 1.o47.o82 90
Net surplus. Zo5.43f w
M
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FIRST MUNICIPAL POLICE COURT.

Judgment for defendant.
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government to enforce this measure.
Mr.. Thurman commended that the bill pro-
posed by Mr.. Chaffee aDd the Railroad Com
mittee's bill provided that the money due
from the roads, for five per cent of the net
earnings and half transportation, should form
a part OF the sinking fund and that the gov
eminent was required to pay interest on
money that was it's own.
Mr.. Conkling took issue with this PROPOSE
tion, and, In the course OF his remarks, said
that he would not do a thing to-day that he
a vote prom pied or melted by the fact that
the corporations had made and not lost
money He had heard statements here over
and over again OF the profits that had been
made and the dividends that were divided.
Were they to withhold justice because profits
and not losses had followed them? He favored
q proposition that would promote the interest
OF the corporations if, at the same time, the
interests OF the government were protected.
1t was proposed now to pass new law
after the two houses had agreed to submit it
to the arbitration OF the court.
Mr.. Thurman said that he would, when he
could obtain the floor without taking the time
OF the Senator from Colorado, try and explain
the matter 80 that even the Senator from New
York, who seemed to know nothing about it,
could understand.
Mr.. Chaffee then concluded his remarks
upon the funding portion Of his bill
Mr.. Dorsey offered a resolution requesting
the House to return the bill relating to the
Hot Springs reservation, which passed the
Senate March 8.
Mr.. Edmunds asked the object of the recall
Mr.. Dorsey explained that the amendments
adopted in the Senate were objected to by the
committee OF the House, and his object was
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DEAD on THE PALISADES.
The Body Of u Wei-Dressed Stranger that
was Found by Two Boys.

The body OF an unrecognized man was
found yesterday on the bank OF tho palsndrs,
ut Gutenberg. on Lakes farm. by two lads
The head lny down near tho trunk of II small
tree that iuttrd out from the odge Of II great
craE. The body is that OF respectable looking
gcntlcman OF about 50 years Of age. with clear
cut features, fair skin. brnad forehenl. gray
hnir anl bcnrd. nnd wearing blue flannel suit.
blue wooen uuiershirt. new Congress CATERS.
Hud gray mrrino socks. Around his neck was
a lln' Nurn hHnlhrrrhioi with cHrmlnN hordor
Hnd On hls huuds were n plir OF nov corn-cOi-
Orcl kid gloves. W ih brown silk thread ornN-
mental all 'uiuls on the h,tck
NArn de 'uV'r'I tho body wns frozen siir
and turrr was "a eilsli lrntl about III" WolIh uN
thpugh the stranger hnd either lulirn IN III or
taken pnlnuu. There WnrN no marks OF NlO.
len zee about tine body Ihe general upprurun 90
ul me corpse Indicated that the man VIVA not
gwen to dias patton. i ie belleVud to- bpH ritn
OF hui.ldn. Nothing wus louHi ON the body ~
winch IT ''luui hf llrutil H.
1hrrsl'irn,a OF tA0N Village say tAgt tho man
rs d stranger.
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ciMDEy's MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
Hunter Remand d for Triai-Commspts Made
on Jersey Justice"

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3.--The counsel for
Hunter, the Philadelphia man who secured the
heavy insurance on the life Of Armstrong mur-
dercd in Camden last week. complain bitterly
that their client was trcked across the river
into the adverse jurisdiction OF the Jersey
courts by tho false representations OF the
Sheriff This charge created sensation in
the Mayors Court yesterday. The Sheriff
cooked his chair back. throw his legs on the
table. pointed his toes toward the ceiling. and
responded coolly In denial Mr.. Thompson
spok" bitterly uf Jersey justice. Hunter nodded
cuergctirnlly and smiled. The counsel said
You had better hang the prisoner at once, and
let US give him the epitaph. Here lies victim
of Jersey Justice.
Prosecutor jenkins walked around 10 within
an arm : length of the prisoner addressed the
Justice. and claimed that Mr.. Thompson had
wrongei the Court 10y sneering at the justice Of
the State after the courtesy Of cross-eNamina-
tion In the preliminary hearing had been grant
own accord. said the prosecutor. with their
hands reeking with blood. The evidence
against Hunter IL strong. and ask that he be
rcmanded.'
Tho Mayor SO decided. and when the de-
cision WIS made known there was "A buzz in the
room. The friends of Davis and Demaris who
were within the bar throughout the hearing
crowded around with concentrations Hunter
did not seem disturbed. lie kissed his son
good-by. and followed the Sheriff 10 cell No. /.
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EXIT THE TENS PACIFIC
No subsidy for Road thnt the Central Pc
cinc Onsrs to Buiid without Any.

WAsHINoroN. Feb. st appears to be the
general impression that Huntingtons last Offer
has summariy ended any possible argument
that nigh, be- brought forward for hiring Scott
10 do the work that Huntington IL ready to do
for nothing. Mr. Money Of Mississippi will
present this week 10 the Committee ON Pacific
Railroads an amendment TO his bill. pro-
viding. in the fullest and most explicit
terms. for Government supervision over tha
lima which the Central Pacific proposes
To construct from It's eastern terminus to the
gull ports of Mexico, and thence 10 San Pedro
and san Nonico. This will include 2G0 miles
from Fort Sumn 10 san Pedrp. built under ths
authority of the Stnlr Of California. In his
nrgum" before tAo House committee last FRI
day. Mr. Huntington offered 10 include this in
the Proposition to submit the projected trans
coniln.utnl road h' desires to Guild to govern
mental supervision. The argument upon
which the most stress has hitherto been laid has
boon TINT the construction Of the road 10y tho
Central Prric would simply add another line
free of Government control to the line now con-
trO.lcd by that monopoly.
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THE SUNDAY LIQTOR Law.
a Renewed Enforcement by the Police Under
the Boards Orders.

The police were stirred up 10 renewed ac-
tvty yesterday in the enforcement Of the Excise
law against sunday liquor selling. Tho Police
Board on saturday passed a resolution directing
the Superintendent and Inspectors TO report
every Tuesday every hotel in which tho Excise
law had been violated on the previous Sunday
1t was offered by Gen. Smith as : ubstitute for
those by Commissioner Erhardt. which We're
more stringent and sweeping. The Second In
spection District which includes that part Of
the city bounded on the east by Broadway to
Houston street and thence by the Bowery and
Fourth avenue 10 Forty second street its north
ern boundary. was instanced as especially pro-
life In these complaints. Most Of the large
hotels ~ the city are in this district.
The spirit OF the resolutions WAS immediately
conlmunehted 10 the inspectors 10y Superln-
t"udrnt Nalling. nnd they in turn summoned
the Captains and instructed them 10 carry out
the orders Of the COmmi iSs toner's 10 the letter
The principal points Of interest in rigid on
forcement of law yesterday were the hotels that
line the drives up town. stetson's Mount st.
Nlnrcnts House IN Central Park. was not in
cludcd within Tn" precinct lines of any Cap
tain responsible to the Police Commissioners
There was nothing then To- hinder the sale of
lluor, which was FURNISHED IN asurply fully
euual to the immense demand. Between the
fark amt the hridg" the bars were Ken rally
co-'d. and the hotel sheds slra"rrd few
sleighs. The hartendors were all on duty. hut
IN" odl~ldr doors AMI WindoWe wcr" cio-rd and
curtMned Thirty persou- well acquainted with
the hndlurd- were pus9rd IN through the par
lors, the doors Of ihe barroum hcng unlutk"d
flr thrm and looked behind th"m. Lumhru's
Club Hon-" the Monico ' lila. Shrddlcr'- High
Bridge Hotel, AMI llruscls did u restricted
nni very lulct business, hut It could not ho
learned To what extent the police secured rvi-
dencc against them. Beyond the bridge tho
hotels Wore the saline ASPECT.
In IN" other hotels in the district covered Ivy
Capt. killilra Of the Morrsania police. thotreat-
ment received by guests Wac the subject Of IO-
lle" surveillance. although no arrests were
mnde.
The most important hotels down town kept
tholr hnrs closed although none of them refused
10 soryc their gucels in their rooms, Tho pro-
cincts commanded hS CaWs. Williams and
Byrnrs ar" in. the inHpoclion district
iustlnred by Commissioner Erhardt ns
furnishing the - largest list OF viola
lions of the FNol-f law and contain
the majority Of the hotels OF the district. Tnry
are bounded by Houston and lony serond
with the dividing line At Fourteenth street.
Each OF th,s' Captains sent out men
in plnln clothes Yesterday. Phrir orlor-
were, rApiict To- consider amy place thui thry
could get into IA Oprn ln Ninlaii1n h tuc law.
aul to Nrr'ii iln krnp'rs. rN nn thou th iInA saw
no liquor. cor -.e-rs or b. ltlc- If the hag WAS
THO Hrr,sta tIroushou the city numbered 9s,
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PHILADELPHIA's MIRACLE.
The Clever Trick Of Man whose Past Career
Has Been One OF Fraud.

p,,,, .,.x... -, . m, - A.,
dead man who came TO life In this city copied
from the Times into 1ur St,S NJ laat ,voot baa
"ScI"ei "hicl VIII pe related In the tunes To-
morrow as follows There was no sermon de-
liycrod in Old swedes Gloria Dol church To-
uay upon tne ueath ami coming tO lie ot j.
Harry Schrack. nor did one Of the pupils in
his sunday school class refer to the wonderful
VISION 'i'u, nc saw Ill 'he other world feopie
down down town who formerly spoke of the
-, 80 ., !" o
an admirnbly executed 1raud. oi which tho
hanging Of Grape from the door OF 1913 Mary
atrae, tho sandi,e, Tor nm u,da,toL or opJ tho
'io ~ ~. "'i' wy
announcement In church OF Schrack's death
wero part and parcel Tho members Of the Old
swedes Chusch' VINO 1t now appc"rs, nave been
supporting Schrack. paying his rent and pro-
viding him with money during his supposed
illncas have coosod ,hoir cor,rib,,io,s Ias,rv-
,'no,s nuNo oo"seu 'n,,ii coi,,' 'oe',y
man Morrlson.who mad provided MIN with SICK
chair and dressing gown. has taken those
articles home again scbrack exnected that
the Rev SNYDER 4 Simos of oJ swnges Chnrnh 'r,.,
,vouid ves,nrdov a hi NJ ,sit i nJ
commnnion INT tRSa naotor All Diu nnt aneor
schrnch ~ Vr fraud ~ pasS Si da ~, & "ppu"r. ,
rcc,;an IL . lsin llrmui anu h's uea'h anu resur-
VSa'v Sa,s n 10 - hfu shoo,,,o,,a M 49, ,,, ,,,,
!, oays one ql ms sch9oimhntes an uptown un-
r. Va s, ntiiy ~ VI III s te pisEes, iur On
lion is onIv another nne nf tbe trirp lint hn has
hna tal1 tu 10 .t..l... h....
lI 20 a, n al ~ ~ ~ u m.,, WIN he wv yeurs
ocious II wos @ snnn ae ,ba vep
were smbsennen,Iv traced d,rac, ~ hn nu o,nr ,y
ynnI,, r,r ,h u,Ic 10 @ ano oNer
,5a Wn,s ~, ror ,m,s rr,r nG Ws sem ,3
ha o,toined HE ,nain.i,v aru nn u ,raa rs unb,, m
ain v , "S i,, Il, pvn nds rc,,a1s % @ ns
unnxr ,h raro, v ,hi, ,, M n,a WE
n,i m , ~ , i pu. I7npen h,rssi
hi p WI a., '. y, ",9 ilh aiu ticu
~, ,9 ,a nnni a' p,h 1ns' p,rS1uns' ~ a',inp,.mg
oorr,ss,,nn' w"Vm uu,Ine @ @nr" II" ,s Wns
.iiNo''N' tuA w sumo iTt,nPh ,,,ti OlnNi
mys,eri"usy ohtainnd wealth snddspiy Ief, bins biis
Srat ,,,, M W. ~ ~m,i'm @ H. 'il i
IN & We, @ ~ o' n,,tt hS ny n ]O,nnu
r bn, IL Dap',st nnu u,i's ,,
sdrod a. n,ru ",,n WIS Wns
iraat W., ps, n,,ivor' , ~. nnNins
h ~ a. as', , , o'iu ,c M ,,
ea' a'',li, .,s ne w W - Ml,nou' i'pnry ur WuIh
,rh mg oort9w,u ,4M, @ ~ Iohe as ne coulu, anu
wucn in .nat aV1nhup Wus Wuass cIoseu Hehins,
,hnr' e,,, a." s,arvh MS t,tIe tauo OF iur-
ip"r u n','oihg tns n',mDlrs oi ,he chur'n.
THE VIZ s,tNl',s g on ouhuay the cong sa,lon
VII, VIZ ssnrtleu hy Schra'k iallhs u, Tue moor
WIN WIN hen9trrnnge, 81 the lungs. he eJ"cted
whVle mouthiuls 9i noo1, ana was removed 10
ny ms .phe nni tenh.rly carrl lor ny the Indies
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srirKS iNom ruN rNLEGRAPn

T'cnon u = Walc i. -lnvly rrcoyrrin,
1.or'r rorHni rnlN'r-o OF thc lrunsylvnmo Coat
tD Dui.uN lttuihr "ufh to-day
ir hsi' q" Jnr- li'lrN .ei a. pt Honiout. captain
NJ ir -D' tt"n.-r iiur, Nu- found uuiuuf ~ Rul e..
pnl hIIhur ,t'tiW
WW = lnhneiu hatcher nnei 30 committed suciir
hN ll.inf lIll Dluh n NrNhuisl. SHtuidil. u,
Whetui ,Nl' tt,d at li' nnT
TholN- Durliu. = r.,uirf of Scranton wa ,L'po.'d
trNn ''l an SNuniN A.lNcit mas bccu discovered
in lp, ht,' uut- -. uNrt FLOOD
1hc l.iti Church .u S,ricu~', Of whch the Rev
J lN MI't INMn-r Wn~ pastor, WAS burned stHrdhy
ln,-, silpi'. Insurance. .@iun
S'dn il'rrrt of Sp,in h0, wsi.u,d the Ministry Of
'ulohi, -ectI~ of tlNnt health fAt tuuncil n Minis
rra have n"nirthd o'noi thupcu hs M, ,ucoceo
Mis- Cahern, Draper d,ed in haruurd saturday Al
the hFt n 10 She Wa mHul year, age, Ol the
nAnNgcrs O a., well knnwn AMI popular smale
rtes IN usruvil eVuduetsd hv LIE Aisses Draper.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-04
brooklyn Women at Work.

Several women in Brooklyn have organized O
society 10 promote the Observance sunday They
visiting yesterday barber shops beer saloons other
places whore business was going on One ot the women
entered barber shop IN Orange street Beechers
thufch, and sHii tu the occupants given
You Tor labor, but the seventh Is God day Do YOU
Know ihatf The lord Will punish you for working on
sunday Then she vanished.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-04

A part Of the roof and side wall of the seventy
nrsi Regiment Armory. at Broai~ay and Thirty nth
street tel the ground with great crash yesterday
mormng An examination hy experts showed that there
had been leak Tor lons time AMI That water had
uratd the mortar between ihr bricks IN that part the
budding fro-t mad comprtd the characterization and
the heavy weiAht OF SHOW on Tho rpnf had cuu~i the
tumble The walls were promptly >lorct up. amt nnfur
hrr damage l. anticipated Norknru viii be- tnplby cd
THIS morning AMI a large part oi the wall taken down