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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-18
DEADLY SPORT ~ CIRCUS.
That Second Fatal Result OF Shooting mn
Apple from Woman's Head.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May II. Manager Whal
len the head Of tho show one Of the members
OF which killed "a boy named Wingley at Rock
port. Ind, on Thursday last, gives the following
account OF the accident:
/ arrived in Rockport in the morning with
my combination. AMI at 2 o'clock the show COM
menced. A large crowd had congregated around
the tent during the performance. and when the
act come in winch Harry Wallace was to shoot
theapple IRON his Wills head. two men We're
sent out 10 clear the crowd In the direction in
which the shot was t. h' fired. This the men
attempted 10 lo. but. owing 10 the large crowd
proscnt, We're unable - perform their task. Two
Or three shots wcr. fired, each coming through
the canvas. When tle last shot WAS fired, some
one called out that u boy WAS He'd, went out
and found n boy. whose name ! aitcrwHrd dis
covered to be- Johnny Mlnglcy. lying behlde the
tent with bullet hole oyer his left eye. He died
almost Immediately. Wallace was not arrested
NIL Of tho better portion II tho rlizrns knowing
~ WAS AN accident. That night | gave "A benefit
% the family of me boy, his friends receiving
the full rec"lpi- taken in. Had not tho better
class of citz'n- -t'od lay the show think We
would hay" las! trouble and even " Ia th"ras-
EistHncr thinl We would have been IN danger
had We not lett tur town immediately.
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Cotton Sale. n, tn. Clos. Of the War.

A verdict for sGj .550.lO. with interest from
october 1855, rendered Tor the Governmo nj yestcr
day IN the suit against ron and Kelly the clam being
that certain cotton sold by them in i-j sad 10 have
been bought Of the Confederate Government really
the property of the United States Government by right VI
conquest on the 2ith of April, isS1, 4 permit was
granted by the President to James OFal a. tho
defendants To buy the product, Of the southern STATES
under certain restrictions only two dANs alter the
granting OF this permit Johnston tnicrod. and the
United states became pu.>es-or hY conquest of all tie
property Of the Confederate Government O'falon
entered into agreement IN writing with Eugene Kelly
Of New York CITY who advanced slDrop a. buy cotton
George Schy wasapponed 10 make the purchases undo
the name OF Ofallun Co, aud, acting under that
authority the luth of june l~fh he entered into
contract with Lloyd Rover, bus 900 ball. OF cotton.
and pay Bowers hve elh Of usr'hts This cotton II
claimed hy the United states, had been previous y
sold bv reasurv agent Of the Confederate state Ia
Bowers the render OF Gen Johnston amt there
fore when was really the property VI the United states.
The case Is 10 be appealed
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UNITED STATES SEM TIE
The Western Emigration society Asking for
Aid for CoIored Settlers.

Mr. Ferry rep. Mich) reported the Post
Office bill. with numerous amendments. Placed
| on the calendar.
Mr. Davis Dem. W VA said that the select
| committee appointed some time since to inves-
! tigate the financial reports books. and accounts
| ofthe Treasury Department. had been at work,
and some progress had been made. The two
clerks allowed the committee were now exam
lining the books OF the department. The COM
mittec was OF opinion that justice could not be
done to the subject and n report made at tho
present session of Congress. Ho therefore
submitted n resolution authorizing the commit
tee to continue the investigation and sit during
thr recess Of Congress.
Mr.. Morrill, lRcp., w objected to the present
cousd rrntiOn Of tho resolution
Mr.. DAVIS said. on his own individual rcspon-
sibility that every statement made by him when
ne submitted the resolution for an inyestiga-
ton. including the one that the public debt
statement had been altered to the extent Of
$2mOooOQ0 or moro. would be proved.
The resolution was laid aside.
, The further consideration Of the bill to repeal
The Resumption act was postponed until Mon
Mr.. Dorsey rep. ArkJ presented q petition
of colorcd citizens Of the District Of Columbia,
representing the Western Emigration Society.
asking I'm appropriation OF $4,000 to enable
cOlorcd people to settle under the Homestead
law upon unoccupicd Government lands in the
Territories. Referred.
The Senate then proceeded to consider the
pension bills on the calendar and number
were passed.
Mr.. Davis lind. Ill) called up the Senate bill
10 provide the times and places for holding the
Circuit Court OF the United States for the Dis
trirt 81 Iowa. and for the appointment Of an adj
ditonn Judge for said district.
Mr. Hill lDem Ga said that Georgia needed
al additional Judge ~ much as any other State.
Tie amendments reported were agreed to
and the bill was passed. "a to ~.
Mr. Rollins rep. y. H. reported a subst-
tute for the senate hill amendntory Of the act to
provide Tor the support OF the Government OF
the District OF Columbia. exempting from taxa
tion tho personal property Of non-rrsidents
subject To taxation in any State or Territory.
Placed on the calendar
=. Mr.. Cockrell DEM Mo- gave notice that on
Monday next he would ask the Senate to con-
slider the House bill to place the name Of James
Shields Of Missouri on the retired list Of the
army With the rank Of Brgadicr General.
Mr. ingalls, rep, Kan. said that he had given
notice that h. would call IN the hill to provide
z. Government for the District Of Columbia ON
Monday.
The President pro tom. laid before the Senate
n message from Il. Is. Hayes transmitting
communication from w. VI. Evarts ON the
result OF the Fishery Commission appointed
under the treaty Of Washington. 0rlerrd
printed and referred to the Committee ON For
eign Relations.
The senate. after an executive session. ad-
lourned until Monday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-18
WELLss sraRrLIyo CONFESSION.
A Judge Said TO Have Been Bribed TO Lib
crate ~ Murderess.

1SD1ANAPoLIs May IA confession Of
very startling nature has been made in Lob
anon. Boone county. Indiana. The prosccu-
ton OF Mrs. Nancy f. Glenn for the murder OF
Jacob and Nancy Young excited interest not
only In the State in which the crime
was alleged to have been committed, but
throughout the United States. After two
trials. Mrs. Glenn was released. nolle
prosequi having been entered in her case 10y
William D. Walls, prosecutlng attorney OF the
Twentieth Judicial District. Mr. Wall now
coniesscs that Judge Truman H. Palmer, who
accepted the nolle prosequi. and permitted the
nband Comment OF the case WAS bribed to do 80.
Mr.. Walls says:
In the fall q 1873 after the Legislature had abolished
w. wea2n snei IN, e,SnSn .he mon
elected respectively Judge aud Prosecuting Attorney OF
we took charge Of The oiiecs Nancy T. elem
mas confined IN The Boone county jail await.
DAY of he February ia term Of the circuit court had
al in winch they dcesatcd me n to ak jadsc Palmer
re wS lam my m9'e M :" p m1s h , cas- s
evening at his room IN the Pleasant Grove Hotel.
scntcd ior ihe consideration offered stating how.
tSmake ,he motion M tna, at dsS ,ni m@ To-
sustain the motion made u On the nrst dav ct the
case and when Palmer arrived iT,m Frankfort he
s.sca KIN whetSer as sui was wns ~ .1 accept Inc ,ne
$500 on the conditions referred % lie answered
RS, assured 6st viii not sustain It unic.. receive
the ~ IN advance MAJOR Jonathan W Gordon ana
Hon ". " feathers counsel tor Mrs elem. arrived
few hours later nom Indianapolis. submitted my mo-
ton IN court early that morning and Palmer sated he
would take It under adviement Thst nisht visited
Mrs Glenn IN Jail. who handed me Si,upp iu grcenhacks
which, She stated she hal received from prominent
and wealthy ioundryna of Indianapolis earned the
money 10 Palmer the same night aud gave 1t 10 him in
hi- room m The above named hotel
The next day Tue iaAl Major Gordon wrote an claho
decision the ease sustaining the motion enter
nule pro-,qu In the proceedings That nisht Palmer
copied the decision written hy Goriou and the neat
morning Wednesday promulgated II IN court
Walls gives as his motive for the confession
that he Is no longer able to bear tho bangs of
conscience caused by the thoughts Of the crime
~ which he was accessory.
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Both parties bought their own pistols. Those
Of Mr Bennett "tfr har trigger, new, ol tlc Nest
fashion most dell atrly balanced and wlth all the latest
improvements Inua n Mr. MAY ~err not new. In
deed, they were very OH, ana ap a.d u have sen
much service. TlfN Wtfr D,s elegant ana less nicely
finished than Mr.. iruucus ami, A.. 1t turned out very
hard upon the u-fcr the one that Nj Bennett got was
30, at least
The parry tool Heir Iecc. aud One word was given TO
1re The dlTocui4 &C. Atc At the word nrc,' and
not Aitcr the word lItr
Almost m-tanis ulun the word Mr. May fred. One
TWO three il .Nfi Hud NJ Bennett. who pullc nj
a., trigger, ami ' ltH VAIN lhc best MI ~ The World
Nod by the lAftu0 raii' O. M, stiffness. Of the uck
His second AZ oD, mt rpn,sd aud claimed that As Mr.
bennett had sun f'd has risk ana di-adN higu through
Mr. May
The claim Icing nccordng ~ rule wa nj course al
lowed and Mr. May tok ms place. rnpt htni,d briole
Mr. Bennett ll-tn' Tine lrsr of Mr. Bennett chhn.rd
as he hi op ,urnt Ia, aud hrine thu six
nal words counted Out II, hAu turgven him and
nfed IN the
Ihis teTInInAl.h Mo uruaendiMlA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-18

The will OF Alexander Van Rensselaer, was
offered for probate yesterday The estate Is valued at
t5poOo The Will which Is dated nov 49, 1874, gives
10 the tesiaor widow his house in Newport residence
at " East Thirty seventh street. his household furniture
and personal effects and S5oOo to his daughter Alice
soon; To the American Bible Society, 500. to the
CoriHud Van Rensselaer, institute IN liighstown j,
slVtl pehch OF his cAceuiors slOD ana 5000 to
JHut Nair who was once IN hi- service The o the
estate T. gwen tn the r-atof~ executors trust the
% be paid 10 IN widow during her lie. the primo.
pal 10 alter her death tn hi. dnugtr- Louisa Mabel
ann Alice Hni heir hri ihis deNse contains pro-
inht ~ hi children arrive at the ~ ytur-
tNrA shan each receive f.Ipu The executors Ste.
pheu C. Williams, stephen Van Renssolao Cruger. and
L
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The fact leaked ont yesterday thatthe 900 war
rants alleged to hsNe been made by LITTLE Johnny wen
port upon which hc clams SipDl for the prevention o
naturalization ulut, were all mAie upon the AFFIDAVIT
Of single Complainant, JudF Ghoate WAS surprised
that single NH dua should possess such amount
81 Information Hu4 saint r hll hi, inr evidence ~ to
tht Necessity Ion utkius such Airaohlnhry number
81 warrant lIiuc l"nI ralet upon Judge ChOale
yesterday Will bstl,t AiturrtV oOdturd. but he did
tul present the inquired satisfactory evidence a. the
!nsuoe OF liis clam lAhe john, irrnis Cundrnt
thht he Mill HT4-4. n he sCrape
he eau do II Is not .t apparent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-18

John Hardy. n colorcd man nearly 10 years Of
age, was sentenced Yesterday Tor arson, IN setting FIRE
the tenement at 33l West filtyhrd street The motive
alleged Tor hi crimr spite .s htcd prefer 1T Acc
tiun The the door and the door frame were burning
when he standing al IA, head of the stairway
with hshtcd N tch IN ms hand HIS plea guilty of
The third degree accepted by Assistant d.
trici Attorney Lyon Recorder HAckett sentenced him
~ stale fTlsOn Tor seven years
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Frightened 10 Death.

GOSHEN. May 17.-Wille Ticrncy and Fred
Ackey lads about ~ wears age just Tor n bldokened
their faces and putting tall plug hats, sauntrod into
the street where other children were PLAYING In
tins group was Cy Irving daughter OF Mrs Lizzie Irv
in, of 6rirn street. umd sirl nt about years She
caught sight ri The two boys In mHsk- and wil with
trrur, ran screaming into Thursou's bakery She WAS
iHruN laointd ANA then taken 10 her mothers house.
where sir dird thr mkt dtN, having suut'
covered consciousness rom the time she ran rcalH,
bakery.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 rallroaos.
pENNsYLvANIA RAILHoAD.
i GREAT NIX LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL. ROUTE.
ON and after Nay ~. 1874
Trains leave New York, wa DcsbrOsscs and CoruAndt
SIS Ferries. follows:
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached "a NJ, u and $50
VI daily.
For William sport Lock Haven. Cory. and Erie. at 30
= ~ conicctn at Cory for Ttusve. Petroleum
Centre. and the Oh Regions Whainsport AMI Lock
Haven, ~ A VI.
Baltimore Washington and the South Linitcd Wash.
ngtnn Express" Of Pullman farlor Cars daily. except
SUNDAY. $50 \. NJ. arrive Washington IlO 4. VI
Regular at $40 A NJ, l. $50, anlS NJ sunday 80
Expires. Tor philadelphia, 43o 730 N, O. o 10 Lin.
ite,b II A. NJ. l. ., 9. $50 ~, $50. and - + ".
sunday, 43n and A NJ. $, q. 80! 80 \ 30 and 9 l..
NJ Emigrant aud second class. 7 NJ
Boats ot Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey city, afordng a speedy aud direct
transfer tor Brooklyn travel
Fur trains TO Newark Elizabeth. Railway. Princeton.
Trenton Perth Amhoy. Flemin gton Belvdcre, aud
other points see local schedules at all Ticket uhres
Trains From Pittsburgh. 90 10 - AN. lO2l F.
NJ. daily, 100 A. NJ 65l 4 VI daily. except Monday
From Washington and Baltimore. q 50 ~ A NJ 4 10
BIB 1910 y " sunday $50. - ~ 4 VI. From Phlla.
delpha. 5O5. $50. go 80 1850 II 80 A. NJ. 10,
40. Sis, ESQ = 30 1910. 10 ~ T. NJ sunday u,
$50 $40 10 50 II 50 A VI q 81. ~ % i VI
Ticket Offices $40 and VA Broadway, Astor House.
and foot OF Desbrpsse. and Ourtlandt sts Court It
aud Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Fulton 81 Brooklyn,
ia 10 and lH Hudson It. lIohokcn. Depot jersey
FRANK THOMSON l. =. FARMER.
Manager Gcul PASSENGER Agent
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May Croly. daughter Of David q. Croly OF the
Gr1hc, aud Mrs Jennie june CrolN. has become
actress She /, oly about sixteen. She has such de-
cied talent ant liking Tor the stage that her parent let
her rrel ar herself Tor dramatic career clara Morris
" ~ on ", itfn tour rN weeks ago play Mis-
Mhh"n,' AIM Ml,s tt"N .ompHnicd her Ia act IiHe,
lit tfnt ~ winch EIun Heron appeared 10 The lmun
name Is Eslh,r llcrudun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-18

Walton Brothers, dealers in army and navy
supplies nj 10 Dcy street aud IN newark n j have sus
pended and their New YORK creditors have filed friend
~ Itutun IN BANKRUPTCY AGAINST the nrn They had the
INSIDE Uatk VAN the Government AMI had laIsc deal
lh-., ami the man cause 81 the suspension i The lnaM
trlct VI Columbia
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ON AND AFTER MAY ~, 1879.
Express Trains leave New York. DE- -brosses and
Crrtlanit SIS Ferries. follows
80 80 ~ 81 ~ Limiicih II A. NJ. l. T. 5. q. 80
81. ~ AMI y VI. sundays. 4 30 and . "A ". 5. D.
q ~, ~. > ~ aud - T. VI.
Boats OF Bronkiyn Annex" connect with all through
trains a Jersey CITY. ahordng speedy and direc,
transfer Tor Brooklyn Travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 20 Is. Z n =
= ~ and II A VI lIinited ENpross 50 + NJ >. 4.
p go. :. and : - = VI AMI ~ Midnight ON sunday.
3 ~. 3 - l. :, s;nA Ma. 80 T. and - Midnight
Ticket Offices, 90 and Hit BrnudwaN. Aston House,
ami foot OF D.shrn>.e aud cortndt - 4Court - and
Br1ukNn Annex u, Dot loot u Fulton st BROOKLYN, NJ
lin. ami tiS Hudson Nohukcns Depot Jersey city.
Iwi rant Ticket uHtce Battery place -
FRANK THOMSON. l. 4 FARMER
tieurtal Manager General PASSENGER Agent
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NEW HAVEN, May l7.-Johnson Sanford. aged
~ years Ieddler farmer went into lager beer soon
IN George street this forenoon drank glass Of beer
ate lee" o rye bread A. he stepped out To lr lnlO
IN buggy ne whh aiAd Win ianting It, aud ic back
inWhsbI, lie MAh nj once taken into an adjoining
dO.IOr - Office aud treated and there he died.
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on And AFTER NAY u, 1879,

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CABIN So and sinO. gold. Return tickets on
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lowcstrates
Saloons. state Rooms smoking ami Bath Rooms anti.
ships JOHN q DALE. AGENT. 81 and 50 Broadway, " Y.
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
THREE DEPOTS IN PHILADELPHIA, TWO IN
NEW YORK.
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Shipping.

GENERAL TRANsATLANTIC COMA
II ny bet cen New YORK hni iitNrc.
COMPANY 'snrw per ~ North river. foot 81 Morton
CANADA. Frangeul. ..... "Wednesday MAY - ~ VI
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For irUisut passage apulN
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TO PHILADELpnIA.


THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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miscellaneous.

I'OH SAILED second hand htndca arts aud - eu
oi tocd up shoes made by Thomas LAWS, ~ Ne"
Chambers IT
GENTIEME N-Scui our winter clnthu- tu Naili
" tina Reno, luns WORKS. office 80 East itu II, pv
e uupuu.tIItd
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PULyeRMACHER GALvANlC co.,

FS- Avoid bogus Bclts Bands. and Appliances claiming
electric qualities car Pamphlet explains how To dsun
gu~h the genuine from the spurious.
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FISHING BANks.-sundiy May 10 20, and
n 81 steamer WM FLETCHER Se IA Lo's UNDERGOING
rcpaiI. leaving Harrison y, r. 40. sih st Z. RI
%, Pier ~. r. IA I'D st n L., 7iO 10th 81, n.
X. ESQ Pier Il. y r.. A VI dents tickets Toe ladies.
5o lSca bass aud pOrgcs taken board thi, steamer
last sunday ALG. FOSTER Manager
A -sTAWIN EXCURsIONs.-s Steamboats, tugs
~. barse and always on hand to charter at
sonahe rates superior 10 in the business steamboats,
for small parties specially Apply at office OF Sarin's
Transportation Pier - R. bet cortlandt and Dey SITS
A FOR excursions steamcrJ. h schuyler aud nrst
"A class hRrges. with B,yutun Beach Occidental Glen
" ool. and other fayorite groves MARTIN HASKELL,
No ilS south Il open SindhNs
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NERVOUS LXuNVsTiD>,

y ~ Nr,''' .,I''.' ,'1'' A. ',crr At ih',
Mus, uu o AruuN, nu the cause AM care of pr'nAiue
dccuuc showing udi.puahN how l.t health NAV Doc D.
gained. atlurdu- clear -Ynnp-i, o iuuwilnrn- I'IN
rin-c. aud thc ucaturut u nervous ANA ll Ns. " n'
~. h0ln- the sut IS Iitl
CURRENCY or postage stamp. Ailir,, So .rttA kahhi
Museum. It's BUuuiwhN. Nrw NurN
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4 ost ano touno.

l OSr-A man Ot Bergen property, reward for same
- pmd at HiNES bookstore, 10 Ann st
GH EWARD-Lo-t, on lith instant n meporan
ypO dunl Or account book, belonging To Nj HARD
kitI, 1871 Fulton st. Brooklyn, the finder viii receive
the above reward by leaving il at Mr.. A. 0. Dung s.
druggist, corner Canal 81 aud BowerE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-18
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DIANOMAk INs Of New York aud Vicinity
i Jourut Aurn panUmakors of all branches are re-
luc-cd 10 attend meeting OF pianumAkrrs to bt
held At the Trutua As~rmb Rooms corner 81 Nv and
sharp. THE COMMITTEE.