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cor. RrcEs rINiNcriL PLATFORM
There must he stendfast Adherence to
sound Principles Of Governments.

Tosros Jan. 3.-In his message Gov Rice
says Not pnlJ should tho pubic debts be paid and te
ourrrncy restored - It's normal standard sccordns 10
promise made. uut honest effort Is demanded for
restoring lhe peace tho county the surrs way Of
revving iu prosperity and securing the happiness Of It's
people The war hA. ~tei the Did cause. ~ difference
and they cannot he renewed II any were ~ dis
posed The country has declared with great unauimv
Io ue return oi peace Ahi The restoration nercuur-
anu so'N 'hng between the section, mat were alien
hAd ~ ~AN ~ AM the II the duty VI Tie North
TO adhere to pHohc policy the basis OF the consu
uonA amendments and the body of people IN le
SVuth nav. mauAestsd the purpose 10 accent these
amrniinents as unalIers,le conditions II must n,.d,
DE- perhHps mat occasional conflict. will arise nut ~
pohueaI sm1uon ana sruNan zeal but II they do they
Hus ne ut Az win hy ~ie and .hip
AS diIculncs ih-pHrabr from a fres GoveruInent *
rhhing oVrr a continental domain There must be a
81 adast adherence to sound principles VI soyernment
WIN ge"' teranec as 70 choice ot methods OF adnlni,
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BUCHAREST, Jan. IA short timo nro the
Turks attempted N open confidential npgotin-
tons with the Russian hcadaunrt.re for nm
nrmstcc. Tho attempt wns nnsu-cpsaful ns
The Russians considered that they ought to rc-
ceive IN equivnlcn, for the advantages which
the Porte would derive from being nblo To or
eanize its forces during the armisticc.
Mukhtar Pasha has arrived in Cons,antinople.
The nrmy from Kamnrli has arrived safcly nj
Slnttza. Baker Pasha. with six bnttalions n NJ
four guns. covered iis rrtroat. sustaining
throughout Tuesday attacks from thirty bnt-
talions OF Russians with ten guns. on whom ho
inflicted heavy loss. Baker Pasha lost 500 killed.
Gen. Ccrnat. commander Of tho Roumaninn
army In Bulgaria. has arrived in this city. Scv-
cral other Roumaninn Generals are also hero
Iheir presence argues n cessation for time Mt
least OF active operations BY the Roumnnian
troops on the other side ot the Danube
Gen; Gourko fought severe battle on tho
5lst 81 December at Tnshesan before securing
.nn turkish intrenchments. The Russians lost
700 men in killed and wounded. The Turks
retreatcd at nightfall toward Sofia, pursued by
,,i",aiix hIer halt Tor rest and rcorganiza-
Sofia. o'"' 'ou'A0 resumed 'ne advance upon
Intelligence from Crete is that two Turkish
ENJOYS had a conference with the Christian
chiefs. but being unable 10 accept their pro-
posels. tho negotiations fell through.
Vienna special points out that. by admitting
that Russia mny negotiate separately the pow
ers recognize the privileged position She has 40
long claimed in the settlement OF the Eastern
question and to cancel which was one OF the
OF Paris. '' 'S"''
The Russians continue concentrating troops
on the plain Of Erzeroum. Moycmsnis on the
Dsve-B -Boyun heights are visible from the Turk
ish fortifcatons. Four Russian infantry bat
tahons and regiment Of Dragons have occu-
pied the village of Onin, near the road TO Trebi-
Hond. Every preparation has been made Tor a
prolonged siege
Austrian subjects In Roumnnia liable 10 mill
within ten DIVA ~
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Why the Savings Banks Refuse 20 Take
Large Amounts of the Coin.

To ascertain the truth Of n rumor thar saw
'nss banks had refused 10 accept the SILVER trade dol
lar from depcstors 1t. value OF 100 cents =,
porter tor Tn sus visited the respre saving.
hAnhs yesterday Some take the readily while
others do not except IN such all amounts =, g. Their
oner' prefer TO decline TO take lsrger amount. rather
thAn tn discount '
The huNtry savings Bank refuse. take larrer
hAn ~ or ~ nnd the officers that deuo-iturs 40 ot
eous"in The reason tor their Vs. that u lnrys
hmnsnt, were sksn. shsrperr would get silver AZ Ill.
count ~ 4. stree, and dcpo~t II IN the savings bank at
par Nhlus, mus making the the iii - cunt Thc
seaman saving. Bank In Wall street receive. sd, o
irr' only when offered ~ith other kind. of money The
brerket street savings bsnk and the Ensraut
sanh ~ Chanbers street take rnde dollars AS rule
large lots should he offered they would be refu.sd he
.su>e Of the dc ulty Of handling None OF M.s4 tnsu
uons yet teen asked TO receive any bot rn. dc
posts oi SILVER w
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KINGS COUNTS NEW GOVERNmEyr
The Supervisors Fleet = Presideas- Clerk
and Keepers Appoisted.

The Kings County Supervisors organized
Yesterday Tor the new year With J ormsbee Of the
Flrrt Ward Joseph Quick, Jr, of he Third ward John
cutler OF TIE PIN ward william Rider " the Seventh
ward, John J Ladey Of the snh ward James Hyde OF
the Eleventh Ward. A cro~eli OF the Thirtse nth
Ward uush zobie VI the seventenh ward. and q W
Ander.on Of the Tw.nv nrsi ward, new member, in
their eats For the Presidency :. =. bor rd Inc non,.
ton. wsr. John 7 Moran c.mocrat The Young sunsr
Mean D" tSs avn we n~ ,,aId and John Ryder Rcpub
n1n % VI ~ nyder was seconded by supervisor PeenAh
p-.JcraL who said that lac had given his reA~Ins in
.nr eau The vote resulted In the election OF super
VISOR Moran a. President by avoh OF Is TO "a Edward
Galley was appointed elsrk. and James l. Connolly
and jacques sirytrr sssistAnt cierks
The other appointments wer John Brady and M,chsei
nisht wsnhmsn and farick Naguire, Keeper OF The
M"fue, Ferdinand berren Keeper VI the Sixteenth
ward Armory Charles Martin. Keeper Of the Thirteenth
Regiment Armory, Peter schlis Kcopcr of tho Yorty
seventh Regiment Armory, William McClu,kry keetsr
OF the Fourteenth Regiment Armsry. -
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COZ. CIRROLL's MESSAGE
No Political Platforms Caa be Of Aay Tee -
the Workinxmua.

BALrIMoRR. July 3.-Referring to strikes OF
railroad employees IN July Gov Carroll in sage
says II Is not necessary Tor enter anon any DIS
eusAon " ue causes OF this violent disturbance In
ioub'edly the extraordinary depression which hassx
l''ed for the past four years In all branches d business
compelled the great railroad lines " make reduc
nons IN their expsniitures. md thu, the mum,
GER OF unemployed have teen constantly ADDED 10
Dc Dc wsns ana safery prodpSed BY such .conuon ot
ue ~e'aliA Slssses Il always an EVIL greatly de
poreu bp' one unfortunately that cannot be reached by
HID ate legislation The great and only rsmeiy for
unemployed labor ~ the revival ~ bu-n-s- and the en-
eopr,gement o. ludieious political system W which /,
No political platforms he OF any 10 the working
man or furnish him with work H. Tree country IKE ours
the rlaunns Of capital aud labor always adjust
themselves and ae tssulstsd BY Conditions which poll
ueshs cannot control Tho surest read to prosperity
al Glasses 10 through Just aud economical Adinlslra
o. It's revenues
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BiNK DEPOSTTORS' DEMfsOs
Seeking the Removal OF the Onicers OF The
Newark savings in-,iiution.

IN adjourned meeting Of the dcpOstors NJ
The Newark Savings Inst.tul.o on WINS s,ld in Tho
Academy % Music. Newark. last might. TO hear
the report of the committee appointed at pre-
vious moctins to npply to Chancellor Runyon
Tor permission to examine tho hooks of the
bunk. Mr. William Alling said. on taking tho
chair. that ths action Of tho manasers of the
Newark Savings Institution WIS II suh.ct OF
ihir criticism from the dei,o-itOrs who had in
trusted their money b. thnr Keeping. Tho
bank : surplus Of nearly 81 500 900 had disnp-
pcHfed in four years, and the bank was unable
to meet tho dcmnnds of tho dcpcsitors md had
to appeal to tho Chancellor for pr0tooton The
managers said In thnir npplirniion tint Mi ~
tholr securities. oven United Stntes bonds had
urpr"cintd; but they said nothing about ths
bonds that they bought at par and sold ut pre-
u, mum, nor About Newark bonds. which are rnted
Mr., A. T. Spaeth reported that tho committee
nai nrst waited upon the Chancellor and made
q formal Application for PERMISSION to examine
me hooks Ui tho bank ind had then callcd upon
President DOdd, who said that he could do
nothing. Tho Commissioners promised 10
have nm inventory Of assets ready Tor the meet.
ing. but had sent word that it would not be
The Rev. Mr. KRAFT said: Our money was
not invested ms the law requires, In the last
annual abatement Of tho bank tho t2o00.O00 in
Chesapeake and Ohio bonds was not mentioned
The depositors were hoodwinked The money
IN that bank u ours. and We want 70 know what
nus become OF H.
The Rev, Mr. KRAFT then read resolution
calling for the appointment Of n committee OF
nye To- take legal steps to have the managers
and officers OF the bank removed and 10 have
men appointed In their places In whom the poo
charter.
On motion Of Mr.. Geo. II. Gray the resolution
was amended 80 as 20 nsk for the retention of
the present Vice President, Ira NJ. Harrison.
who, u was said, had occupied the position six
months ago In the inicrs-toi The dcpostors. and
had sayed money for H. IN. The resolution was
then adopted amid appliance.
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4 MYSTERIOUS FIRE
A brooklyn Furniture store Partly burned
Out before the Fire was seen.

fire, supposed to have been of incendiary
origin was discovered shortly before O'Clock
Yesterday morning In tho furniture .toro OF
John Wood Co. at 229 Fulton street. Brook
Bn Onlcer Ryan. In trying tho door, >, ~
sparks falling from the second to the ar>t story
and he at once gave the alarm. Fer some time
before there Ind been strong smell Of smoko
which could not b. traced. Persons living near
fire had started in the third story and burned
up to the tow and vast rooms In the fourth
story ang dow" - the show room in the second
slOlt streams OF water were sent in every
direction through the building and tho fire was
eftlngulshed in about two hours. The loss is
about 81 8 600
Philip Smith machinist. OF GA Warren
street. who was partly Intoxicated, made his
way into III" burning building and had II nnr-
row escape from dehth; He wa dragging q
through hole burned in the fo0r and fell To
the nsAt moor. where he was causht on u beam
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-04
THE BrBLE socIEri-s rRonxrn
Can ffny Thousand Dollar. Year be Saved
by Making IA Contrnctf

Mr. Frederick S. Win-toi.., resolution in
regard to the adylsahility Of having our Bibl,s =
printed under contracts with outside publish
"rs. prominent ofliror Of the American Bihln
Society said yesterday. is. in my opinion.
based on misunderstanding No one doubts
that Mr.. Winston has in view only the interest
OF the society. hut he errs when he SAYS that the
society can save about $4,000 "A yrar hy com
trt'ing with outsid Dc publ shcrs for The printint.
oi our Bihlos. Tho society is in "a better p,,-i-
t"n 10 ontnin low priced work than almost any
individual in this city. Owning It's lnil,iinr il
has no rent TO pay Offering stoady emuloymrnt
hnd sure pay to composiior- and proof readers
4 can nnd good workmcn NJ low rates and
buying thousands of pounds Of paper annuaiiv
II tcnn got the best torms. The Superintendent
OF Printing has been in his place for twenty
years. and should have learned how 10 fnanage
his department economically"
The Board Of Managers met Yesterday but
did not act upon Mr. Wlnston's resolution.
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READY FOR IssS.
The Omeehoiders' Earliest Preparations for
the Contest in November,

Comptroller Kelly and the heads OF bureaus.
the clcrks and attaches OF his ofii,,. sheriff
Reilly and his deputies. County Clerk Gumbe-
ton and his clerks. Commissioner OF Jurors
Thomas Dunlap and his assistanis Coroncrs
Croker. Woltman. and Flanagan. Commissioner
Nichols and the Democratic attaches OF the
Police Department and the Street Cleaning
Bureau Fire Commis-i ioners King and Gurman
anu the Democratic clerks IN their department
fark Commissioner Conover. tho Tammany
Aldermen and Aldermen -oleci. tho sixteen
Ttmmanv Assenlhlymon. Pnlioo Justice Dufry
WI justices tlnnrY. Canpl"4l and McGnwn
,"rporulon Atorn' y Boyd. IaN Attorney Gals
Deputy lseg '-t"r Durhnriy. cN Collie tor Angus.
tn~ Srh".l "N-Jutgr spencer. "N Senator Clld-
wol. ~ Vnu'l ~ trs ID ftrict Attorney Court
h'y' az 'nstr--inen hu1eits and Mnel,y
Hoid Pen Ioiey q IN. Spmol. n nry l.. Cun-
Ton AMI mnny other ON thollers ami Tam
many wari POLITICIAN l.l25 in nil. nssNulhlrd
last eNeutn. IN the large hail IN ihu 6ic wlcwnn,
10 .rgAuiZc tho Fnmnuny General Comniiicn
man nf th" Committee on Organization " 1877
rl. IA" nrWrurmitiort t. or,!erant nominated
Ald 'riing l!,nry j. lurroy stsupnrnry Cnair-
man. nul Marine Court Clsrk Jorl o Stevens
mui Gold Pen fOry as temporary Slrr,tarisa
Ih.n the crelcntials were presented thu roll
ton f9r Chan man rir,,k q Dury. Wm. Bcn.
n'u. Luke +. CpRns John D. Townsend koft
Van Myck. and Jord1n l.. Mot, for Nice-Chair.
Q stevens for Recording Se'rctlry: T. iward 4.
Z ZWirirk. james J. Cnnln. VIM Ro'hs ,hil1.
for secrrrics Iohn 1. .i, 'e,r r.',s,r ''',,sN
ami tror.s Conn Tor Srrs 'ant-at -ArnN. The
eonmi'lrrs se!e-tou was approved. and the
p'tmnn.nt on 'ers werr condu frd to the plat.
iern MI CLINTON. IN iakiug tho chair. made n
s"ort 81 . rh commruiing Gov Rohinspu's ad-
MN rir1tlon and Comptroller Krliy'- manage
in"nt oi the ciiys ilnnnct~. Resolutions wore
pilssed .iss ,sinS each d"leeate 80, aud each
u II ID 4 lftlF nal
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Another Death In "a CeiI.

Oh'ecr Robbins found an intoxicated man In
The f"i"r At Delaney street and iho Rover, oven.
ins, "nd "ok linn TO the Eldufc street police station
hc Described himself as Tn~e ph Io aged ~ ct 81 Elt
ridge street when thrust into cell 40 rrcl,lel On
The wnei'n hcn,h and quickly f.l asleep About 10
s,Vk puounau hrtwick found Hell writhlng On ihs
nor ii' was taNer out into he corrior AMI nr Lyous
was 'eht Tor, uut the laAn dled before he arrived
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sr'Rhs rRoM rnE IAAnGRlrIl

The Thermometer WAS ~ below zero IN WatortowuN \
NeNctiay ' ''
"A sharp shock OF earthquake WAS fct in yirs.na Oh
NodhN Nidl n.ht " 4'
unc ol fhs'h steamers has cen established TO run
between cnHs IN span and New YORK
stranger registering his name as J scott Nv
nofk cly, committed suicide la uie Ane rieAu Ho .u
Nj Sampsor, clerk OF the Lowell Manufacturing Com
phhy eone ass that lac has lost about SlOUO oil o eou
p~hy's money NJ priNsss ypsculauOn
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Whoss WIN 10 aafeV

Mrs. hnrv Brown OF S44 West Ponrt.a,,h
street fen AZ 'he Fulton hrry her retarn from Bro,
yn on Monday e'en@. and p0liee ofnccr. taking 4,
On reaching her home she tell fslnu., Into h, ,,a,
stmssna hAs been nns onseion' ,Vsr ynee IN loved
says thA she Is suners roIp Ascus,Ion AZ ths hra,
and - In very erluca ,onni,on NJ ,.,s, we .,s,I
bu, ia, iucid monen since she reached hon.
- ~ her q, hrum she lsss tu IL from die no.
~. obetf, saying am not drunk ~ " ''
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Closins - New HA.pshire Hank

GREAT PALIs. Jan. 3.-The Rollnsiord Saw
Ing, BANK, of salmon 9als ha. gives nonce that no
inore deposits Will Do received for six months but from
the sass OF tue most sNAsbh securities they will nav
to all drportors before Feb twcnt, nSe ncr cont
ON hiI re."chvr accounts. ant, rslkins from tn. A.
sets o the bank hs last consistent with the moss,
bic management Niil continue tn reduce ieht dur h
p',tors Tins course II dccsi uiun under M hr A. y
loss =, ot pro'rtt any Or uvr than the eurc
son VI 1hs luaeA The bank ma, siyOQl9 In JepVAys
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AUGUSTA. Jan. S-The Legislature In eonven-
uon THIS AFTERNOON elected SunnsrJ chaiboulne secrs
tary OF sne L. Kmery, Attorney General; |. y on
Icy, AdlutAnt trneIal, FArrngton Chns J,sr
Nm uar,,l Lon, shepard, Andrew Lacy IS &
liHich, aud U. Down Executive Counsollors -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-04
TakinG the Black Veil.

Miss Kathleen Kavanagh. sister. In law OF
Mr. Hickey OF The o'I.J,c Eer,,e known In religion
a. sister Mary 81 John Evangelist and Miss Ellen
nshe known s Sister Mary Agnes having completed
heir norinAt were received To the Holy proies ss,nn
y OsImnsi heCl9sAes ~ 50 Nichasl- Church yester
uS fle NAuhai vas lad IN soNtAns VI scarlet cloth
and q cape OF Eold colored cloth 4 iewelL,d cro.s
kaned on his hrrss jewelled ring shone on his rght
nd NAk kAp<IA - 80 :. ~
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statue. for tho Garden CITY cathedral.

Five statues have been designed FOR tho
stewart Memorial church in Garden CIV by Il n.
PARKS They 10 b. cut IN marble a. Forrnce Al ii
VII reprrs'nt ~ John tic Crown N Everlasting Las,
Mo~s, Religion. aud HOPE The cost IL TO b Aiout
t3un They are 10 be et in hlooyes and uiehss u As
church.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-04

James Reed. who has been missin. from his
home nj aiapl,lon Tor The past month with \ small
amount of money itru,lh tn him b, hi.rmnayrrs re.
uned Yesterday II ~ unlcrstlud that his teAcIeuo les
v N. Aa InAlN lunl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-04
Omeev Thompson's Death.

Onlcer John Thompson OF the mounted SQUAD
OF the Brookyn police, who severely Injured two
weeks ago, In attempting to stop in B.dfcri avenne
runaway horse attached to buggy occupi,d by Cart
Duncan died Yesterday morning In the Brooki,n city
Hospital The ontcer was thrown from his horse and
ms head struck the enrssone HIS horse was fatally ~
(ufrd capt Duncan escaped unhurt Thu.np hAd
ben member of the force iOr natlJ Lu 1saTA Ii.
kaNes a wuc and four chillren.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-04

IonGdon W, moore. who assaulted Herbert
Thompson. APPEARED before Judge Brady yests riax
ani. un MOTION oi william = Howe was released uoie<
b,i Moore IN IN. affidavit sald that found he wiis
Win Ihumpson IN hotel m sixth avenue. lie thee
say, 80 nder the rcun-tances had killed hhu be-
heNe would have been lusuncd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-04
Alleged nru,a, Beating by a Father.

Edward Grover OF Andover. Sussex county
D. Who was arrested Al Milford, Fs on sunday ha,
lern taken "a the Vount nal At Newton \ J f., av.,t
TIE result Of injuries indicted hN hun his ~ wear Oil
sln GlnNtr punished the boy S.Ncrrly tnr A .sb, ~
SNce nl two or irrt phyalcans have pronounced the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-04

On Hat Tuosday evening two tramps visited
the resid, nee of Nr Charles Perry. d muAmAn living
alone IA a little Isolated hou- on T,ullurd Lawn
Janlic. Loni Island MIR Perry. WHO'S ~ sufferer from
dtop-t. was alone lhe honc lie snt IN chnr by tie
nr duDnr. ~ they entered RriofH he realize that
the "'fr in il' t""n nir a. ~ Nh thrown hm 10
- hu.r HIh ,'f r'i ms tnd ninttH Ih, other
rnu-r,lid tho chamber adiolniis, taking old uink
cunAinSf 80 n money, 1T o, silver .p"ous nnd inc
iod ni r. RVS ~ use Hnl other papers No tRc oi the
li,'rs except ihe rmlp trunk found IA an adjoining
tlild, has b, eii discovered
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Amer 100000 Iia. been spent.

civ Clark Scott Of Jersey city informed ira
Board OF Finance lat tsht that the supue Court had
on certora proceedings declared the law creating tAs
fa'ine koHt sewer Commission to be unconstitutional
JtrfN 'itN ma. eNp nied nhuu sElnp uu'rr this ~.
aud 'ommis~oners srpond hv the cities oi lInho
Ken ani J,r~y Nity ~ho -, nov receiving salaries
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-04

Wilson Macdonald. tho sru p,or read before
the Polsi.'hnc s~ey last evening An Interesting lcc
urc on Prehistoric AT" doHhns largely with the work
Of tho mouni buierh IN ohio and uisiwhrrc The Le.
ter traced resemblance between the mound builder,
AMI thr hncni tpuln architect. Hnd. regard 10 The
iui, ~ O the RUM 4 f south Central AurtltA
nph Colorado. he -a Il doubtful question whrth,
thrN had LEANED their at from Ishpt Wh.thrr tho
worknen O Mhnl ~ lonik uprn the older world alI
MOI : ain tAAlr knoWllh.n NOM Lhns- Ol Nn nuM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-04

AUGUSTA. Jan 3.-Gov. Conner WINS naucu-
rated ui' morning, In hi Inaugural sidrcss he rraf
nrws his confidence IN the -iom of nhulsi my the dcnh
p'lNN t"r having been since thr ma. ~ o l,t. Itu
on "f Gus u cpn'irhun OF Cnme N whiNh The I-naiD
10 nifrl N'd by ~ '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-04
Liquor GoIn9 90 tie Ballot Bo,.

The wine and spirit traders will moot in tho
J"''~"@ to'"r'r'e building to day organize ne 20
hhcal party ~ the liquor interest In the State They he
h.Ne Ht such party may control enough votes IN the
ry h"ue ocarry the balance ~ power IN the Stat. II
proposed Ia divide The cj into -tcs and organize
Aesleuy VI Ause. - '
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Breoh,,n'. Democratic esa.r., Committee.

Ata melting of the D~ noeratic General Com
ton " msmhers TO the " neral Counltte wsre esIei V
meet on Jan ~ "'-'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-04

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. "a snow storm Ia nr~-~
ami Ltte k,ck. Ark 1850
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-04

Mrs Augusta Weiss aged w. 81 w nY.s lnv"s Il
a'rNuN, jersey CITY lntt4i sue. ~ nN"sA"t. "
her rvom, LAST night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-04

Thomas Walsh tho sixteen yesr-old youth
who was scntnooi IN August to eighteen months in,
prSorrenl Tor the killing Of llObokrn driver whom he
krutA Oh the hesd wiih -tunc, has boon paIdVued By
uIu New Jersey Court Of Pardon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-04
JOTIISGS amour TOJFN.

Increasing northeast TO southeast winds ana
cloudy or partly cloudy weather ram or tnow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-04
Edward soharsr'. M,.,s.iou. Death.

Edward Scha''r. aged 2s. oi ll2 Park avenue.
uobok, n, returned home early on Wedne slsy morning
ATT - making New Years cas lie did not appear At tha
suuuc iAbh on Wedn tih5 evening And he Nas fOuud
AKA A, - room on Lls same night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-04

Spyxr PAYMENT REsUMgD. Specie tho bost
nne cut MllLVn. \. IL Duy aud hnd.-Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-04

Maltby'a splendid Norfolk oysters. Cost less
than meat tI harri,on ST. and ~ Coruxnit sL, uear
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-04
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

St Paul. Minn., Aug. 2s, 1873.
CEALED PROPOSALS, In duplicate. with
~ copy Of this advertisement attached. VIII De
for furnishing the Subsistence Department, U:
s. Army, according to usual conditions, copies OF
which and Of blank forms on which to make
ths Office, to the oiiice Of tie commssary Of
Subsistence In Chicago, st. Louis. or On applica-
ton TO the Commissary OF Subsistence In fank-
ton, ID. T.. with the following articles
200 barrels mess pork.
100000 pounds Of bacon (clear sideso
$4,000 pounds high ground well dressed xXXx
picked, Uniform in size. -
10000 pounds Of rice, prime Carolina.
z5 SO 900 pp%i POUNDS st Of lP!to Rio eeas; coffee.
5000 pounds of sugar, extra &C"
25.0O0 pounds OF soap.
$4,000 pounds of salt.
900 pounds Of black pepper, in quarter pound
tins.
500 pounds yeast powders, in y. or pound
10000 pounds of best quality Patent Process
| flour.
saplss exs;ept Of meats to bids Is
is. Chicago and Yankton. Bids for flour. may
also S state prices at points on n Northern Pacific
flour, beans, split peas. rice, coffee and salt viii
state the price per pound net both in barrels and
| in double sacks
Envelopes containing proposals should be ad.
| dressed to the following officers, who Will open
them at the hour named For delivery at st
Louis, to Col. A. BeckWith, A; c. G. 8. For de;
| livery at Chicago. to Major NJ. r. Small. G. S
For delivery at Yankton, to Capt. W. A. Elder
kin, s., and for delivery at St. Paul, or on the
cars Of Northern Pacific railroad, to the under
The manufacture Of flour will be inspected.
! NJ. Il. MORGAN,
dad Major and C. s.. U. 3. A.